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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16
Arrivals at ehe Washington House

Up TO 3 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WIN. w. LIEF rWICII,. Proprietor
Thos Fox Campbell L Moon. Leesville, j T
Agec, Appomattox; j Agee, do; NJ Farmers,
Campbell; Mrs Harris, Bedford; w F Rose, Am
herst; r II Davis & lady, Kansas; \ b Smith,
Amherst; W NJ Miller, city; } Bondurant. Bed
ford; w Walstrum, Charlottesville w Dickens
Nelson; d X Foggy, Bedford; j L NOEL, do; A
= Watson, Campbell, p Eehols. y London; r
Emmerson, Calpbel; Sam'l Hinton, y c; \ l.
l}urks. Botetourt; y McTuda, Richmond; JAS
Lindsay, Csmpbell f buchanan, Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

At the recent meeting of the Know Nothing
State Counciln Maine it was resolved not to
nominate ticket, tut to unite with the Repabli-
can or Fusion party in opposition to the Demo
Gratis. Wing Stnte Convention il TO be held
on the 25th f June to nominate candi dates for
Governor and olhrr State olicers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

THE STRANGE COMPANY into which Virginia
Dcmoeraeyi- thrown 10y It's opposition to Ameri-
aanism is o1e of several reaN4Es Why It's advo.
6 .es should pnuse. nov ,hat tAe excitement Of
IT,. contes has passed away, ambush themselves
aether that winch they have achieved be better
as. for Rejoicing or mourning. III very Ger
Ia TINT the worst enemies Of the Onion and IT,
Sou h share with them ,he g1atulations with
which they hailed the triumph of NJ. Wise
Even in New York where there Is more sound
national Democracy than IN any other free State,
( men who have been mot yncierous in their
applause Of Mr. Wise are those from whom ia.
South has rihing taeNpert. We hoar no acclaim
of congratulations from Dickinson, Bronson or
men of their stamp. We do not them rush.
ing to Tammany Hal to Join in the dance Of tr,
umph And, in their stead, whom Do we fud
Cept. RYnders, sc iae Empire Club, presided.
and Mr. John Cochrane--t the fccsol successor
TO the noble, able aud conservative Bronson and
General Nye, of Madison county Notorious
an abolition agitater, and one OF the getters up of
the celebrated 'Bufialo Platform the
principal orators of the evening.
About the last previous appearance of Gene
raj Nye as public speaker in New York was
during the canvass of 1913, when, in company
With John Van Buren,, he addressed a large
stmb!y in the Park, denouncing CAss and BUT
LER, and urging the elevation of Fan Buren,, and
Adoms-the Freesoil. Abolition ticket.
Nor was this all. John Van Buren,, Prince
John himself, turns up" with his old Abolition
friend Nye, on the interesting occasion, and as
ne could not aeceptthe inritation to be presentin
person, he figures in long letter 10 the meet.
ing extravagantly jubiant over Wise's success
and railing against the "pesky Know Nothings."
In the speeches and letters. the wieked of
the Know Nothings was the prominent subject
of complaint, with an occasional dash at Judge
Bay and Extra Billy Smith" for giving Wise
the cold shoulder.
John Van Buren,, Coohrane, Nye Il Co. on the
one hand, and Seward, Weed, Greeley x Co ON
the other, are shouting peans of triumph over
the defeat Of the American ticket in Virginia, and
Southern Democrats are almost crazy with de
light over the same result. Is there no siguif.
c-Ace in these things
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

ANOrHER NATIONAL CoNyTNfloN We spr it
stated that n national convention Of tine Know
Something order is to be held in Cleveland Ohio,
this week. Its cardinal principle is opposition
TO the spread of slavery.
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cnlln,tiap Of
WILD ANIMALS

IInIdit0I ~ the nI'vr 0t'rlcIl H1rs Ca NJ Of
tntertunnrr's
u a }r.issian 10 wHa.e hxi tito. 81 ren'
Children "a q Scrv,o'-. half Price.
~ Doors oaen Mt l2i oeloc. A-rsq ,- "rci.o- to
com7'essa D al.we "a IA, baur pr rsee>e,aIaatIen
If the Animals. rfa.e who not uiS - .ea.s
sHcft. If tho rfag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

THE ToWN OF WHEELING, Va, according to n
local census just taken, has a population of A.,
l36 persons, being an increase of270l over the
census of 1859, which was IL ,i35.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The Dispatch states that the Executive Commit
tee of this body have determined this year to
place the entire management aud arrangement Of
the departments OF "Household aud Domestic
Manufactured Flowers and Ladies' Orna-
mental and Fancy Work. in the hands of the la
dies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

THE FRENCH CRYSTAL PALACE, according to
Mr.. Gaillardet. the Paris correspondent of the
New York Courier des Etats Uns, has greatly
disappointed the expectations Of the stockholders.
They estimated the total receipts in one hundred
and eighty days, at 4,5)0.00O francs, or $4,000
francs day. The greatest receipt, however for
any single day thus far, has been 5000 francs
onthe opening. and 5000 francs for the second,
or 200 and | 900 visitors at five francs each
This want Of visitors is attributed to the high
price of tickets, which are fixed at five francs.
excluding the poorer classes altogether 1t is
said the Emperor will purchase the privilege of
entree for them at q low rate by an appropriation
from his own private purse. All the speeulations
dependent on the palace such as the cafes. res
taurants, bazaars &C.. have suffered in like pro-
portion New contributions are constantly ar
irving from England and France. In the United
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

CoMING.-The Circus and Menagerie of Rob
inson & Eldred. as will be seen from their adver.
tisement, will he here in time to help cele-
brate the fourth
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Va ll.L cAh,t tin, combine Circus Nraa. rrie
" an HiHpoir9nn ia aynrhtug On MONDAY
TUESDAY uu4 " WEDNESDAY,, IAr = j. b. AM a. at
J4Iv.
Per nrmercee Maalav At : o'eac, Z. N Tues
lay at : NM o'rIocl 2. N an tn itI Of July
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES,
rennc leiH ue9 ~ ~. au4 : eu17 n'cIoe, T. NJ.
"li all the grcat lip7elronae Feat, Of lie New
lolA aH1 Phris |,WpeJone, ann ing which viii be the
won, r. NJ scienti, achievement ii
Walking upon a perfectly smooth Ceiling,
Win MS
FEET UPPERMOST & HIS II SAD DOWN,
pcrlsrtu by Nj q. \. ELDHED
La EERCHE.
Bis Ne.sts ROCKFORD and ENTX.
Ti4 eNtra,rdanaiv performance has created un.v'isl
wonder AMI nriration, showing hoau ft ieat~ f Raj
0ariag anil elegant drrobq5ic Pa9ariug. by VI pn>r
RfNrz. pole thirty feet high, hell by Mr.. W.
r OXFORD
Mr. ~, aO}ilfe RID. Mad1ra ROBINSON
Mas,, Jas. ROBINSON, Master JOuN.
sel rn additional list of Popular A-to-s a.e with
the COMPANY, and il appear the valou, exercises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

BURIAL OF a GALLANT SoLDIER.-The remains
of the late Gen. ChiIds [. S. A. who died in
Florida, were buried in Alexandra on Monday
last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16

ANOTHER HEAD oFr.-It is stated that j. T..
Siller has been removed from the post-otfice at
Bath Morgan County, Va, because he voted the
American ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03
BLOODED STOCK FOR sAIp

IN DLOODED SIOCk FOR SALE
S&A -on scsouat of The i'll health of Mr. A
heatosn ehor tor sale all hi. interest in the fJ.
lowing hne Blooded stock. ~ '''
sinted 10 Grn Fdmonson. ''
? stallion GTif Edmou.on, S yearsold
tid, by Revenue ' 'eN''
Tally Ho. tvetY promisug) y
Revenues; YE old. -
is desirable TO sell privately, aud auy inform.
ON IN fessrd 70 the stock viii cheeTfulty bs given
by Mr. JAMES TALLY. at the Fairfield Rae,
'oufs, Ia whose hands they are. and bsvs been ios
tome tune. f. @ CRUMP for
A CHEATHAM
spirit OF the Times IN. will copy four tims.
ana forward bill t. this 1fhce for payment
10 S5-eodt,
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CAMEL Coal Camel coal from the Darling
ton, Pa, mines is carried to Pittsburg by
railroad, and competes there with the bituminous
coal OF the Monongshela mines. though bringing a
higher price. Tue Darlingto coal is transported
to Pttsburg. 46 miles by railway. The mines lie
few miles from the Ohio and Pennsylvan Rail
reed with which they connected by a railway
track six miles long. 1t is sold by the ton at 81 so
in the Pitsburg market, which s about at the rate
of eight cents bushel MonoDgshela coal Is sold
by the bushci at eis cents
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VOL. VI1I.--NO
Rich NJ OF D., Va
~ .oro, MorrNyyr sr.rrrs- Con.

THz wAsHISGToN MoEUMENT STATUES = Con-
siderable difficulty has been experienced by Mr..
crawford, at Rome in getting the finished statues
al Henry and jefferson, for the Washington Mon
unent here shipped the hstches of the vrssels re
could get being TOO small 10 let them 10. The arm
and sword of Henry have been taken eff, which
reduces the sizs of the box several feet and they
being cast separate from the body, may be res
nlseed without the fact of their separation being
discerued Tnecastipg of the equestrian statue of
Washington has been successfully completed-the
horses head, the body OF the rider down to the
walls, and the horses tail all being east separate.
There was great assembIase present at the cast
inx. The box containing the statue of Patrick
Henry is six feet broad eight and half wide, and
fourteen long The statues have not suffered In the
es Q, through the winter their color being beau
,iu az when they left the foundry. The Captain
of a vessel for Baltimore refused to take one of
the cases, weight 5000 pounds, because he said
there was no crane at that port strong enough to
raise Them out of the hold of the ship Mr.. Craw
ford tbibks he will finish the statue OF Washington
next sanmeT. The statues, as snn1 unced In the
Erqu.rer, from which obtain the above intor-
mation, have been shipped In the Tkoresa, at Bre
men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

WRECK OF THE SHIP TUscANY.-The ship Tus-
cany, White. from Sag Halbor. wrecked at
Amsterd am Island on the 18th of February last
The captain and third mate were ashore at the
time OF the disaster. The vessel was standing G Il
and on, and in trying TO wear the ship she struck
and bged-
The crew were all saved, one of the boats being
sent 10 St Pauls for assistance. The French schr.
AUze, Gsrlieux went and took them off aud land
ed them at Maurtus. March 29.h.
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GEEAT Circus FIGHr.-Iu Mad ison county, 8.
c.. on Friday week. the circus company of Bailey
& Co, got into fght with some of the country
men, about sixty In all being engaged One man
got bis arm broken, and another was shot, and q
oumber seriously Injured. The next morning, the
Madisonians went up the river and lay Ia wait for
the company as it passed and fred on it. The
keeper OF the elephant was wounded, and his horse
killed The showmeu were legally arraiened and
| dismissed, after being made to pay all costs and
damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

INDIAN HosrILITIEs CKAsINe The Key w. .
chresPondent OF ms Savannah journal says. "B,
The schooner L Catharine at hi port tSom NJ
nstee, We have The gratifying news of The friend Is
disposition OF the Seminole tribe aud their dster
nloa'ion to accept the profered terms of our goy
ernmeni, and to eIngrste TO their allotted distsic
teycnd the Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

RIrrw.v AncoDE IN LoEDoN.-Sir Joseph
pam.on mas brought for ward project of grand
railway arcade in London, to extend through the
principal length OF the metropolis, from the city
to the West End passing over the present streets
at such elevation not to Interrupt the present
modes of travel. The estimated cost for the en-
terprse now proposed is 9ll 800, 900; but this is
In connexion with another project for ts ultimate
extension by the formation of boulevard sur
rounding the city, at total cost of f34 600, 000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

BOGUS BANKING The brokers
north are begtnnng to detect the Chicago Bankers
10 their tricks Of getting exploded bank charters
and e-issuing notes on them from that place. The
Buffalo Con mercial Advertiser says the brokers
there have ceased of late dealing la bills of banks
Issued from Chicago. and refuse TO have aug bit
more to do with them The following are the ones
alluded to: Merchants Bank. Macon, Georgia;
Atlanta Bank, do; Interior Bank, do; Macomb
County Bank, Michigan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

CIacULARs BY MAIL.-Enclosing circulars Or
other printed matter Ia envelopes upon which Is
pInted, Impressed, or written the name, &C., Of
the person persons Issuing such circular, is de-
clded 10y The Postmaster General net only to sub"
ect the entire package to letter postage accord.
log 10 he express requirements Of the act Of 1882
bat that such postage must be prepaid TO eutitle
tho package to be mailed If unpaid, being under
the law treated as letters, they are of course re.
turned to the dead letter office Uaioa
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& REMO AL-REMOVAL.


&A Halo! Mr.. Maker of News
AAA, just give ne little assistance
easp2~ And the citizens tell if You choose,
tAs we'll as any friends at q disisnce)
nave JEwELRY-the very best kind
Aud plenty OF that Tor their money
Opposite the Enquirer you'll find
This Bee Hire without any hopey
FOR WATCHES are coming space
From sll parts that near IA c surrounding:
sonow don't forget NY new place
You u lind IL is really astounding
MY prices are not any dedrer
Than other stores now In the town
30 just give a call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown
call sc my store | Solicit
Its 8 nice walk and pleasant retreat.
am sure that yoU cannot row miss it
Forst WATCHES am hard to beat
fafeweil iss word, as parting sdieu
would ike TO al nv friends tbsra
Al the store Of Bill Bar -ttol o-sae,o.
III you have NATt HoraCIocK IN rsnair
VIM. J. BARTHOLOMEW
Corner of Main and llth streets
ie "a door above EXCHANGE Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

The LIVER PLLs.-The Liver pills
DR.. MLane were first used by him In his
of Liver ompiaint that they became famous, ana
attracting the sstenton Of the medical acuity pa.,
cd into general use. They sct with great certainty
the dispersion Of his disease, and IL gradually restored
TO health. With some the effect fs almost miracu-
lous, frequently experiencing immediate relief sftor
having for months Iesorted to drugs and medicine
OF another description, In vain Diseases liver
are very common in this country, and are of on
frshtful in character. Those who experiences snv
of the premonitory symptoms Of this dangerous and
complicated disease should ct once psceufe . box
DR.. MLsne's Pills, and perhaps thereby be ssys
world Of misery. r s78st3 - fss@ ,t'Sze -
s.-The shove valuable remedy, aiso a.. 40
Lanes Liver Pills, San now be had ct 8 respests.
Bile Drug Stores In this city. II g { 80 =
- furchasers viii please be sersfuI 10 IL Tor,
and take none but Or. MIANE'S tERMIHUGE
nh 4-dhelw f5ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

AMEAIcAs PRiaA DONNA IN BUENos AYREs
arrival of Madame Biscaccisnte has produced
great excitement In the community OF Buepos
Ayres The leading singer of the opera being tar
inferior to Biscsceisnte the manager of the opera
thought the public might not tolerate bis pTlma
donna after they had heard superior artist. He
engaged her. however, aud then The friends OF ths
resident singer attacked B.scscesnte 10 of the
daily papers bef0rs they had heard her sing, and
on ths afsht Of ler debut they Lisssd her before
she had uttered note. This SO outrageous
treatment of stranger that Ii was instantly put
down and now Eiscacci8nte L. all tho rage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

CoLoRED WEDDING TIE New York Herald
gives publicity to coIored wedding, which took
place at Richmond on the 27tb. 1t received two
OF the cards, which were richly embossed, open
worked, and of the finest texture. The following
is the ticket
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will be pleased to see
you on Wednesday evening, June 9Th, at g l-2
o'clock MARIA JOHNSON
Richmond. ADAM HAWKINS
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M EAL, MEALs-2Q0 bushels per day
- fresh Whi7 E CORN MEAL for ssle at the
kiebuena Flaming Mill delivered in sny part OF The
city az the loves market ratss
ALso-A ssn.rsi sssortmsn, Of I,UMRFk .or.
81 ss5sDs o o. seo ooR fs., FLOORING PLANK dressed
.osvgV sss i.se oAk FOX FLANK z0.o00 iest OAK
sorted Sass and iepEths White Oak and Pine SI LIS
and fOsTs, va9es sizes sni Ter stbs from by I0to
izby IA square; 4, "a and "a Plans; "A oS-,sss
Flooring. &e. for sale low a sccomm da Il tr,m.
le 2e-3tsw2x w r. WAInRop
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STRAWBERRY TRADE.-Mr. K Hammond, of Ann
Arundel county Md, has 100 acres planted in
strawberries and employs about 200 picke.-s, men,
women and children. His largest days picking
amounted to IA 600 quarts, worth about sbou, So
500. The yield of lhe land Is $50 900 bushels
pickers work at one aud hall cents per quart, and
some make 50 per dsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The Plsquemine Qa)
Sentinel OF the 23d ult, says that although there
mas been great change for the better in that parish
Win refer. nee 10 the cane and corn crops since
tue reviviyfpg showers OF the last eight or ten
dsys, yet, generally speaking. the cane crops st
least present very Indifferent appearance, 80
much SO, that we have heard experienced planters
say thar certainly not more than half crop of
sugar will be made Ia the parish this year.
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Rev. Joseph Baker, of Winchester, Va has de.
clined an Invitation to become presid ent of the
Palmyra (Mo) male and female Institute.
The Spice and Mustard mil of Thornton Az a
Hawkins, In Louisville, Ky. worth $18 600 was
destroyed by fire On Tuesdsy last. b.. .r-.-,-
Hon. Thomas FL. Benton, is to deliver the ad .
dress oefo re the illinois State Agricultural Society
at its next annual fair. .i- aia Il T =
Richard Hall. OF Clarksburg. Va, while walking
10 a hnow Nothing procession there on the 18th
inst, retired from the ranks and fell dead on the
de of the road aal Ie ~ 4 ! >
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Hon. Paulus Powell, of Va 10 10 Washington.
But four adults died 10 Savannah last week
On the 20.h of June, there was l2 feet of snow
outside OF Quebec, Lower Csnads.
Charles Dickens has Joined the English Admin
istrstion Reform Association.
The United States practising ship Preble, with 80
Midshipmen, arrived at Norfolk, Friday
Flour is selling In Saundersville, Ga, at 81 per
hundred weight
One hundred and twenty feet OF the Falmouth
Bridge, near Fredericksburg ns sse fallen.
Land warrants were quoted r.Sl 10 10 Wssh-
ingiou, Saturday.
ssh 900, very little of which was Insured
A son of Hon John Daggsti, aged II years, was
drowned at Bristol Msss, ON Wednesday.
Ossian z. Dodge the concertist hss retired from
public liie-his troop giving heir last concert al
Dorchester, Mass, on Saturday. ~
A new paper has been started at Newberne, N
G., with the lively title of The Locomotives
Lively Newspaper"
Hon. Kenneth Rsyner made q speech in Raleigh
N c., on Wednesday night last, al the ratification
meeting there. ~ +a
Seventy two head of horses were purchased In
cJvington, Ky, Saturday week, for the U. 8. Ar.
tilieTy service. -s
The new Presbyterian Church at Piedmon
Hampshire county, will be dedicated on the 4ih o
July. a
The first sermon Ia The Engiish language eve,
preached Ia Superior, Wisconsin. was preached
there on Sunday, the l7th by Methodist miois.
bar.
The debt Of ths city OF New Orleans u sl2, ,147. :
262. one sixth of the whole taxable properly oi
tue cty Tue city has consid erAbie railroad STOCK
but none OF II productive. sE@s -
The MORTALITY or BosTos. The total mortaliy y
10 Boston duriog the six months ending lst July
1868, bsiag decrease OF 354 on the correspond
Ing ak monibs last year..
aPriocsson College. N. j., has conferred the d (.
gree Of L. l. D on Governor Pollock OF Pennsyl.
yhnfa aAs@ Aa7A
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VALUABLE TAVERN STAND

Y AND GROCERY. AT THE HEAD OF
|EEION HILL. FOR SALE The Subscriber wi.hes
~ sell privately the salusbis pronsry situated CT
9noa Hill, at the Intersection OF Vsnsble ard 2'sh
meets, being the propsrty purchased By tbs 8aB
65xiber Of Mr.. HermAa Waldoor. The house eon-
ms six fooDs haa been Dat recently built, aad 10
Ill sdaptsd to the purposes OF stors GAd tavern.
~ private residences. Ihs lot Is well snelossa ant
Gas il the usual out buldnss ali and In sood
o4der. The BeighDnrEood is one Of the best In the
Vjcinity OF Richmond.
The terms will be acGommo odsting, for which ap
D3s to the subscriber.
ia 2a--6t' ADAM FISCHER.
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mfsTKhIous CHANeE.-Mr. Pipes, OF Plpesvi,le
la his sst letter from bis ranch TO the Spirit of ,h
Times, says thar ''Miss Esteile Potter has beer
saccessini In her upcouutry trip, and 10 Marvsvile
has made quite sensation" This is the .shys
Esieiie Potter" formerly of the Richm md Theatre
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WHY Con PERMITS EvIL.-Some of the evan
gelica papers north not 10 be in the best of
humors with each other. The Chicago Evangelist
says We think 1t was Jonathan Edwards who
once said that one part of the divine purpose in
sparing the lives OF wicked men, is to develop and
confirm the patience of the Saints And IL has oc.
CURED to US that ktndred to this Is his design 10
permitting the existence OF the New York Inde-
pendent"
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VIhGINIA-ITs DIsEAsEs-THE RENE
DA-A FAITHRUL WITHySs-EvERy wosp WILL az
ESTABLISHED BY our own BEST KNOWN cITIzgss-
COOP News FOR THEsicK Rev James " Hunni-
cut, editor Of that popular paper the Christian Ban
ner, pubiished at Frsdericdsburs Va 10 his rdito-
rial OF Msrcl, 29h, 1855, thus speaks Of Hampton
Vesetsbie TinctuFe. aE -
The season of the year for feebIeness OF body aud
general debility 10 now approaching, and we woud
particularly invite attention TO Hamptons Celeb
ted Vegetable Tinctne" and can and do feel IL our
duty TO recommend II to all who are dyspe ptic or
otnerwise In feeble state of health. We know tho
rirtue the supreme exeeencs OF This for We
have tried it to the saving of our ossn health aud
perhaps life .l'o No family should be without this
medicine. Especially in all lower virgiuia she uid
Hamp,on's Tincture1 be used freely The ms d.
coe msy sppear to the purchaser be very dear al
dollar per bottle, but even at that price we cog
sider il the cheapest medicine in ali our eountry
We doubt very much whether it syef fsiIs 70 do
good I"
Cell and get pamphlets and see cures OF coush.,
Bronchitis, Rhe uBatism. Liver Compiains scrofu.
la As care for Liyer Coppisipt l. Is apriyallsd.
Sold 10 Richmond, By o. A sTREckER AID
PURCELL, LADD co, and by all the Drpss.ts
Ia Petersburg and elsewhere Cali and get Pariph-
lets gratis je zl-6Lets
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IHs FALL OF SEBAsrePoL.-Lat New BIuus
WICK papers stale that q handsome sum h ad been
suosetipeo, and extensive Preparations made, ioI
the celebration of The fall OF Sebss,opol when 4
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-03

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