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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-IS QUAR-
~ BoTTLEs.-For Purifying the Bood and for the
Cure Of scrofua Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers, Dys>
bepsa Rheum, Fever Sores, Erysipelas, Pimpies,
Bies, Mercuria Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Consumption. Female Com.
plaHts, Loss OF Appetite, General Debility, &c.
In this preparation all the restorative properties of
the roOta concentrated in their utmost strength and
efficacy; but while Sarsaparilla Root forms an impor
tant part OF its combihation at the same time,
pounded with other vegetable remedies of great power
and il is in the peculiar combination aud scientific man
ner OF preparation that lis remark able success in the
cure Of disease depends. acts simultaneously upon
the stomach the circulation and the b0usis aud thus
three processes which ordinarily the result of three
different kinds of medicine, Carried at the
time through the fundamentally of this remed at
agent which gently stimulates while il dsinfects and
pes from the stomach and bowels all that is irritating
and at the time vigor and tone Many
other preparations initiate it in bearing the name or
Sarsaparla, and in that their resemblance ends, being
often prepared from worthless and inert roots, and OF
possesses healing curative properties. and
patients in making choice of which they will use should
take other hut that entitled to their confidence,
from the long list of it has effected on living wit
nesses, whose testimonials and residence have been
published, and who are still bearing daily testimony to
lis worth.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

I AND! LAND!-The subscriber wishes
IL <to sell
112 ACRES OF LAND
on the waters of Wheeling Creek, II miles south OF
UN1ONTOWN, in Belmont County, Ohio. Said land
is orexceIient quality. There is on said premises
Brick Dwelling House, Frame Barn, q
Coal Bank and Orchard.
For terms Of sale apply to the Josiah Scott
of Cadiz, o.. Payments will be made easy desired
LAWSON SCOTT.
Dee. l3th, 1a53-pd. 81.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13
I,HE STATE OF. OHIO, BELMONT

Il County, ,es.-7S6uff,of Common Pleas -W,Lu.x
DouDNA vs.: LYDIA DouDsA. Petition for Divorce.
The said Lydia Doudna is hereby notified that on the
9th day of January A. u. 1854, petition was filed i'm
said Court by the said William Doudna against the said
Lydia Doudna the object and prayer OF said petition is
for divorce. B.. -
The causes set forth in said petition are gross neglect
of duty and wilfl absence for than three wears
And that said petition will be for hearing at the Spring
Term, 1854. WILLIAM DOUDNa
BY DAVENPORT * CnARLEswoRTH, his solicitors.
Jan. 18Th, le54.-6w.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Soil in st. Clairsville by Fl. ALEXANDER and /
w. COLLINS, and by Druggists everywhere.
Jan. 6, lS5i-3m.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13
| TvER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA
DIR. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlrTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON,

ISSE%Ss"tSO uIitVfNN u ] EnSt
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON,
No. 1870 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power tbr above diseases Is no, exceied
If equaed by any Other pepar in the United
as the cures attest III many cases after sku ply
These Bitters are worthy the attention of inva,ids
Possessing great virtues in the alton of
ofthe Liver and lesser glands the
organs, they are, wthai, sale, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
f. PERKINS, Marietta Ohio, Feh %, 1851. said.
four Bties are highly priced by those who have used
them In case Of Liver Complaint OF long standing
entirely cured BY the use Of Five Bottles ~
c. l.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., o., April o..
1852 said "The German Biters you sent me last have
not yet come TO hand. have been OF the article for
some time to the great detriment of nvaIds II is
cine much thought oil and sought after in this commu.
niiy."
B. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford Cuysbor.
co., o. August 26, 1852. ssid The Bitters you shipped
in May last are all gone think II ia n 6re.t
."dicine, and pm recommending it to my patients and
feWis (Which do for no other patent medicne.l You
will please forward a large supply"
s. FRENCH. Wooster, o., Nov. 30, 1852, said: Il
have used some three four Bottles of Hoodands Ger
man Bitters for Dyspepsia and have derived great bene
fit from their use believe them he good for all dis
eases for which they are recommended.
W. NJ ORR, Wooster, o., ,UctobP Cd, Is5s, said "You
ask me my opinion OF the German BhIers. havc used
them 70! Dyspepsia and Indigestion, take pleasure
in stating that think they the very hest remedy
tant for the above decidedly in adj
ranee Of all the proprietary medicines Of the dap"
+s+Nr. Orr is distinguished lawyer of Wooster.
These Btters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They Rspsr
prosfrafe the system but tnu igorate it.
IT, ALEXANDER ST. Clairsvie.
Geo. G. Bethel, Flushing
WIN. Dunbar, UniOnown.
S. Gregg, Morristown.
u. II. Mott, Barnesville.
M. P. NJ lies 4 Son, SomertOn.
.Rnd by Dealers la Mtdicinos everywhers. oW - u
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-01-13

by Rev. G. Cyrus Sedwick, Dec. %,
1853, at his residence in Morristown, Mr..
JOHN CULBERsoN and Miss. MARY JANE
KEARNs
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Redini in Wheeling.

On Saturday morning hast the following
handbll was posted up in various places il
Wheeling:--
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Mail alludes in proper terms to the abuse
poured ont by the Northern press upon certain
Senator'S, particularly Messrs Everett and CLAYTON
for their recent course in the Senate. 5---t5
The Whig comments upon a memorial of sundrv
citizens OF Halifax in favor of the establishment of
Free Schools in the Commonwealth. There is no
subject of more importance, says the Wing nor any
surrounded with more difficulties All schemes
are objectionable in some measures, but fewer oh.
Jections can be alleged against this Halifax propos
ton than against any other. The leading features
of that scheme area general system OF Free
Schools throughout the State, to be supported bv
general and uniform tax upon the people. The
Wing then aludes to the difficulties that are inse
parable from any scheme of general education, and
points out the way in which they may be overcome
Especially Is it the duty OF the Protestant Clergy to
take the matter in hand While they have been
sitting with folded arms, the Catholics have been
busy. We see no such activity, no such system in
the operations OF the Protestant clergy By the side
ofthe Romanists, they are drones:-and to some ex-
tent they have become tainted with the prevailing
vice OF lineage They win not preach without nav.
With considerable force, the Wing continues its
arguments in favor of general education sisni6can.
ly remarkng, by way of illustration, that eyerv de
cade exhibits a rapid and fearful increase of the
mass of ignorance. In 1910, the number of the nm.
lettered in Virginia amounted to $4,000. In 1850
hexceeded $4,000. At this rate, 1t will not require
many centuries to extinguish all knowledge of let.
ters in the State
we ooserye among the editorial articles in III.
Enquirer, one on The South and Direct Tr.da
The leading merchants Of this and everv on.
Southern city, and all Southern men. who !.
terested IN building up Southern Comme,.s -,
to direct trade with foreign ports, as the ere.,
of the times. They all desire direct trad. =. ~
win write and talk In that behalf but 90 e.,
have done nothing more. except to make fru,r,s..
applications to State Legislatures, for
aid. They have been, and ara now, ILLUSTRATING =.
fable OF Hercules and the Wagner The Epouir.
erregards this a. the fatal error of the dav. II
Southern mon would at once re-conquer the spoils
Of The foreign trade, they must no more cali on Her
cuos but put their shoulders 10 the wheel and heep
them there until their task is accomplished. The
ENQUIRER suggesfa 10 the Charleston Convention
iii plan, naiuely --Let the mon there aseesrbled
de4eruine 10 run packets from one or more Soufh-
IN posts and "a obtan the requisite funds 10 build
and equip these vessels let them open books Of cub
scriptiou in every Southern State.
Tho Psasy Poa has several wcll-written articles
On European affairs.
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INCREASE OF THE NAVY.

The House of Representatives has made a
good beginning in passing the six steamer
bill by large majority. That act will atone
for much of the waste of time, and fer good
deal of the nonsense that has been uttered
in debating it. Our only regret is, that the
number of vessels is not larger, and that the
amendment of Mr. Lyon, of New York, pro-
posing sixteen vessels instead of six, was not
adopted. But the exhibition of disposition
to increase the Navy at all is worth some
thing, and six propeller frigates are better
than none AS propellers can be adapted
to ships of the line, frigates and sailing YES
sells already built why does not Congress
make an appropriation to convert twenty or
thirty vessels of our Navy into propellers 2
These, with the six new frigates, would make a
respectable beginning for modern Naval
force. However, let us hope that the present
bill will pass the Senate.
Col. Benton's speech against the bill was
fimsy in the extreme. When he admitted
that we ought to have Navy large enough
for the protection of commerce, he conceded
everything that the champions of the bill
could desire. With an outbreak of European
hostilities, I'VE should soon see to our sorrow
how entirely inadequate is our present Naval
force for commercial protection. As it is,
even in time of peace, we are obliged to
pocket insults and outrages, in the various
quarters of the globe, particularly in the
neishooring island of Cuba, simply because
we are not able to resent insults. Col. Ben.
ton thinks there is no danger of war be.
tween the United States and any European
power. Perhaps not. But the best way tn
prevent war is to be prepared to meet Il
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COMMERCIAL.

There has been change in anything since our
weekly report except that there have been at last
some sales of Flour at decline of 75c upon prices
paid the first of last week. u t..t SEE, =.
FLoUa.-Sales have been made of Canal at 81 for
superfne. 70
We quote white at 81 so; red 81 As. =
CoRN None offering except in very small parcels.
We quote 75c. ~ busheI.
ToBAcCo.-Lugs. S50S SO; Common Leaf from
S7500$S so; Good do SO 500Sl250; Fine do, SI2 :
5o0$l7. Receipts light, breaks small, market fair,
with upward tendency. H' fFffss 5-f ,7e,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD

The extension of this road to Sta,n,o, :,
already showing some of the advantages to
commercial intercourse which 1t will secrro
to our city. The Staunton Viadicato, men.
tons that one of the merchants of Stauntou
received bill for goods ordered from Rich,
mond one morning last week, and had the
pleasure Of receiving the articles on the eve
ming Of the same day by Railroad. "Hee.
tofore, says the Vindicator, goods would
reach here sooner from Baltimore, by way 0,
Winchester. than from Richmond by Railroad
and wagons, ss ass
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~, CHAS. C LIPSCOMB, ESQ

To THE VeTERs OF THE C,ry.-I respect-
fully announce myself candidate for re election tn
the office now held by me as MANAGER OF THE
RICHMOND POOR HOUSE. ~ - -
With proper appreciation of your kindness here
tofore. remain your obt servt, ~
ap43t* i ,lg 49, a : A. MICHAEIS
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Ice was formed last Sunday night in
variety of places and in some instances one-eighth
of an inch thick. Yesterday morning, before Old
Sol made his appearance, the weather was cold
enough for winter. <.4, o.. e.. .l..-... g
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fl,O-DAY: A NEWSPAPER FOR THE

Il TIMEs.-To meet the demands of reform and
70 complance VIII the urgent entreaties Of many
publish his paper, from aud after the 18th of April
at the low price of ONE DOLLAR FER ANNGA.
To do this and to ensure the greatest he has
determined upon several other important ehenae 10
the journal heretofore known a. the SOUTHERN
ERA. Among these Is, change of nsme. slight
reduction of the size OF the sheet and substitution
of smaller type as to give the same amount Of
reading matter In smaller eompase. Alcuk with
these changes there viii be such notifications 10 the
all who desire 70 be informed Of passing events The
ressons which irduced the change Of the name Of
the paper and the motives which led to the adoption
Of title 90 singular, as viii be given in the
first number Of the new issue. $50 -
The paper will be devoted TO- the adroedey Of NE
Temperance Reform. and especially to that phase OF
this great movement which looks the ssPestef INC
Lirense Lar aud the total probabilities Of ns tyge -
liquors, The Editor Is than ever Of the opinion
that such paper extensively circulated IN srSn,s,
be able he win give his readers all the Information
that be collected IN this State, and from al the
csive due share Of attention Select iitsrsprs viii
be given. general summary OF newe correct ana
tail reports Of the Markets q Richmond and me
chief Northernx Cities. and all Information that
n.ualy sought iu the columns of Q weekly journal
Indeed, y 10 ths purpose Of the Editor. 20 discuss
Dor dss the q The resources Il vhsa.
rA y IN ADVANCE vim ). III. iar.r..
with this esplanssien Of his intentions. the sab.
scsiber commits himself 10 his work, ard easessfy
requests Al temperssos men. and AZ vhe desire :
pure Southern Lterature, 10 give him their support
In this enterprise. Remittances may ks nede ny
mail and letters should BE- addressed 10 tho Editor
of 10 Day, Richmond, We fYgsG5
Persons sendins money should write plainly tes
name Of the person, Peat O0ee~ County and " nes
IN Virginia. the State 70 which the pspeI to - sens
Postage shosld be paid on AL Letters Rspers shen
have heratofore honofed NJ with IN axchenfe WI
please continue that favos. ard Will receive guy
warmess thanks by eivns this few issef
tioua Especially do We ask Of or vrafAta sxehApr
ses this courtesy. aud such farther encoarAssmssta
they may ~ disposed to grant, and any paper wa
which Ne do not now exchange, sill receive our
warneet aek6e vaedsmsnts for siIpes set 81 ataa-
nsss. n.s s. isp III - N 4. BTUkplvANI-
2uYER PLATED CAST0kh, Plated
~ Cake uaskef4 rlsteA Caudlestssta eissee NAs
- 800 'sess - o So AZ ! JANnA
spl Eagle sqsars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

SIcK.-George and Robert Booth were
called yesterday but not examined, owing to the
fact that George Booth, the father, is confined 70
bed from serious indisposition, and may not De
able to attend tor several days. The Mayor cont,
nued the case until Wednesday next, and admitted
Robert Booth to bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is solicited
20 our sale This Morning. ut 10 o'clock.
ap4 ALEX MOTT & CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

/ 3errtnS Al RocxETrs-A numb6 @of
Tvass = - J57Ikrson Ward assembled 1t Mr. 90hn
r. BIankenehips b Rockets, last night, and ealn-
tea hv rsIIinr MI. r. BLANKKrsarr TO the Chair,
md sovoiatina Mr. THonAs B. WHITE - secre-
X.pr<s Mtlrprris I.IrscosfB. Es4 ! wasg cailsd
- =. Adorned the audience, travelling otcf the
same path 90 often trod By him On former oecs.
Can't WHITE, "old condien," az he styles him
self next took the stand and entertained the audi
ence with sketch Of his life from 1914 TO the pre-
sent time. "a sf9eL --4sssss Es..s $50
sa Messrs JoNEs and HICKS were scveraiy caiicc on
and presented their respective claims for the office
of Gauger.
Mr.. GEORGE E. SADLER then moved that Capt.
WHITE be supported for the office OF High Coasta-
ble and the motion was carried. us se s34 81
The meeting then adjourned 10 Col. HAsKrss' to
partake of collation.. 1855 skz sa1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich
MoND.-At the request of numerous friends, | re.
spectfully announce myself candidate for the OF.
nee of GAUGER in the city of Richmond. at the en-
suing election, and humbly beg your support And
pleasure to serve you to the best of NV KNOWLEDGE
Rally one and all, for ~ = -
ap 4 2t* CHAS C LIPSCOMB. ESQ.
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DRS. BOLTON AND PARKER.
ITO THE C.-Belieying that Drs

u Bolton aud Parker have aTralgned Ihcmselves
before the tribunal of public opinion, and as they
now refuse TO sustain their position, it becomes my
of the qubbllng and evasion of the ssid Bolton and
Parker shifting their positiens for they cannot be
permitted to make such indserTninate assault OH
the innocent, and then retire from the conflict and
enjoy secretly malignant pleasure in the wrongs
they have done. r. = #sFR esrf
This course was intimsted in my card of 3eth-5ls
ut in case they declined my der, which they have
done. The whole will appear in the Dispatch on
"Wednesday, the 9th inst. ...h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
60 YESTERDAY silf' .t-'

EXCHANGE HOTEL.--W Parry, Bucking.
ham; T T Tasker, J Sunderland, Phia; Cren-
shaw; DR. w Haxall, Harris, Chas City; H
sill and lady, York Gen Rust, Loudoun: VIM
s Findlay, Abingdon; WP Abendroth, N York !;
DIR A Graham, Paxton, Lexington D James,
Nashville; julius Siede, York Brooke, Wis
consin;' B Ficklen, Alabama; c M Amilu, lady,
timore; Col Thos Boyd, Wytheville; E ] Amiss,
Blacksburg Sam'l Burch, w Hail. Lynchburg
H Patton, Phila; VIM Warning and lady, J T
Warning and lady, Miss Baldwin and sister, Miss
Warning, L Starr N York Reubin Howe Vt;
DIR Seymour, N York; Chas R. Fisk Jno w Moore,
Jefferson; Trick, Va; w Carpenter, Hano-
ver Col Taliaierro, lady, child and daughter, Gull
pepper; w P Bocock, Va; L Harvie, Amelia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Dr F P Atkinson, Dan
vile; R P Atkinson, N c; Col Finch, Christians
vile; D Kyle, Montgomery; G w Williams Rich
mond; A Thweatt, Dinwiddie; r C Johnson, w C
Thornton, C Elliott, Hillsville Bledsoe Scots
vile; Thos Shannon, Sharon; Stukley; Stukley-
Vile; R M Stafford, Giles; II Roberts, Monroe; J
T Fuqua, Kentucky; w A Winfrey, Tennessee; ]
w Lambeth and lady. Miss Howiton, L ] Sbencer,
T s Turner, Halifax; L Elan, Portsmouth; DR. VIM
Crump, Powhatan; r E Huyhson, Richmond; g P
billiard, Hardy; Thornton, Fredericksburg; j s
Evans, Floyd; E Howe, Augusta; w Clarke,
Chesterfield; R Pace, Danvlle; ] C James, Axiom;
H A Morrison, Estellevle; w Noel, Mississippi;
w Wuille. Swenbraggen D eP rious, Julliens Band;
T Johnson, Va; w N Thweatt, Kentucky, 7 Kidd,
Arkansas; B F Carter, Loudoun; H Davis, Lynch.
burg; ] B Payne, Patrick; Talley, DR. Emm, VIM
Lewis, Goochland; A HI Hooker, Buckingham; M
Lewis, J Bruce, Goochland A Campbell, ] E
Bray, r M Bray, New Hampshire B w Scott,
Buckingham: ] Goodman, Master Goodman.
Powhatan, N H Payne, B Perkins, FIuvanna
Kean M Woodson, H D Campbell, Caroline F
Cheatham, Amelia; w w Michsux, DR. f C Archer,
Richard Crump, w Mercer, C o Lipscomb G A
Lipscomb Charlotte; S Barton, Nottoway; ] l Din
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

CIvIL BUsINEss.-Since the appointment
by the Court of the present High Constable, the
civil docket before the Mayor has greatly increased
and judging from the number Of judgments rem.
dered, we have very little doubt that in six months
they will exceed in number the civil cases in the
Courts Of Judges Meredith and Cloptop, the Hus.
tings Court and the County Court of Henrico. an
combined, while the amount OF money involved is
very great Speedy Judgments quick collections 3.
and prompt returns are the requisite qualifications
for this Office, as the voters know and will not be
apt to forget on Wednesday next 4 !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

To THE VOTERs OF THE CiTY.-Gentle-
men :-Thankfu for pat favors again respectfully
announce myself candidate for re. election y.
10 IS J. III. STROBIA, so.
ap xiii ..- CITY Gauger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

CRY ELEcrIoss.-Tho Poils for fha;
city elections win be opened In each of the wsrds
e the places appointed tomorrow morning, at6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

CARELEssNEss.-W William Allen, in the
employ OF Thomas Naylor as an omnibus driver,
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, to an.
swer 10 the charge of carelessy and negigently dri
wing bis omnibus against the carriage of Mrs. Re-
becca Harris, in Main street. aud breaking and in.
Juring the same. Owing to the absence OF witness
Sc, the examination was postponed until Wednes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

LAID UP.-James Tie, charged with
committing a violent assault upon Jno F. Mathews,
last Wednesday night was admitted to bail, yester
day, for his future appearance, Mathews having
been SO badly beaten as to be unable to attend
court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMES
TOWN, from New York yesterday: faf 13eIs
y Bray, Capt Dannoman, A Campbell, Capt VIM
Parrish, Misses Baldwin. Miss w sring w C Waring
and lady, q A Taylor, lady and child, w Sehmitzer
w Beach, HARDWOOD, ] Townshen and lad "
Mrs Middleton. servant and child, Mrs Fowler, ser.
want and child, M Howell, lady and son. VIM Smi.
ley, J Ottanburg and lady, M Hummodinger, VIM r
Wright and lady, Miss Strickland, Miss Baker, Jno
Warning and lady, M Rosine lady, children and ser.
want, g Klein, ] Kent, M Patton, and Is in the
steerage. aa&sa2F & b. S. --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

MEETING To CANDIDATES TAKE
NoTIcE "A general meeting of all the Wards will
be held TONIGHT, at the CITY HALL.
All the Candida tes are requested to attend.
ep4lt f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

DUsLeP, MONo & Co. ask the atteIl-
tod of dealers their Auction sale of Prime ~ Or
ieaus Sugars and Moasses, to take place this morn
ing at Rockets, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

4 CoUsrY CouRT.-The Henrico County
Court commenced its April term yesterday, and
was in session the greater portion OF the day dspo-
sing of civf business. The justices OF this county
have but very little criminal business 70 dispose o
and could very well dispense with their jail at this
time, as it has only one tenant, and he mere iad
whose trial win come off at thenext criminal term
oil Judge CIopton's term. 81 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

BRoKEs BELL.-It is very important
mat the bell on the Capital Square should be re.
paired at once for the bepeft of the frsr,an w..
terday morning, during the prevalence OF the fire
pear tne nrt market, the cage bell could mot H.
ansra s1mciently ditinct to arouse such 6remea -
a,a ~ mse n ns ediste neishborhood Let the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

CO Throat diseases, produced by salvation, hack
ina cougb bronchial affections liver disease, neural
sis and rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured
in wonderful manner, by the great purifier OF the
blood, Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE. It's the most
extraordinary discovery in medicine.