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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

Dr. ROBERT HUNUR:-Desr SRI sun medical prac.
toDer OF many years. experience, dur which nave
been Wiling and afflicted witness to the ravages Of
that fell destroyer Of human life pulmonary consump
ton and, in common with the Of profession,
have been deeply and painfully impressed with the ha
initiating conviction of the utter impotence of ell
dial means yet developed to srrest the progress Of this
rspdly Increasing and fatal mslady. Alter carefully
perusng your articles could not suppress the desire
to know something more Of which, IL we yield
feet revolution in the treatment of diseases
OF the respiratory organs Now, sr the object OF the
sign 70 diose this knowledge which you have acquired
among your medical brethren who desire it. whether,
on the other hand you mean TO retain II for your
individual advantage as have perfect right to 6oS
deem the position which you occupy in reference 70
this reform, far above the range OF little minds and
medical reasoning and shove ALL with successful cases
you need not fear the assaults Of envy malice he
specially, yours, N sfEBsINs N D.
Mt PLEASANT, N. j., May ], 1855.
Or. HUSrER:-Sir-I embrace the present opportunity
SEES of tire lungs Igrsduated In 1852 at tue University
OF Pepnsy at Philadelphia have discovered tde
folly and utter malpractice OF loading the stomach with
drugs for the purpose Of relieving the both by OBJ
seryation and own sad experience now refer TO
for advice and ncdus medredi. should feel Obliged II
you would answer by return mail Yours, respectfully
J. c. WINTER, NJ. ID.
MARnxrn1r, Belmont County, Ohio, April so, 1885,
RoRxRT HUNTER NJ --Havpg rsai your lsttsrs on
the suoiec. Of sdseasss Of the IaDgs which sm,oiy
more true philosophy sud common than all hsvs
tnes 'su1eSs bumutn up Logetner i am
encouraged 10 consult you following cass Ny
a'ner, Dr. VIM. Scboosy, Of Somer.on, &c bs,n1 en-.
ey convinced Of the Importance Of the truths tsagdt
- s1ut letters am naturally anxious to bscQps &C,
tresiment 'h e practical dstsiis IF ass maSs ssVsrs
blupderirg attempts in the direction OF your system,
bat they have been unosrtain and unsatisfactory Ny
practice s quite large, ana HAYS many oppo tuni
ties Of testrg II. must add, tsat my experience in
The treatment OF this class OF diseases ssd and hu
initiating In the last degree successful mode would
be ston to the race and would insure undyiog
fame and the gratitude of all nations. Please write TO
me at your earliest leisure In haste very truly yours
sCa0oLEY N d.
Bf1.LAR Ohio, March %, 1850
DR. HuNrKR-Dear eir-Hsving been engaged In no J
zspsral practice Of medicine for several yeers, hys
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From the American Agriculturist,
PIE NEW MOWN HAY.

BY PARK BENJAMIN
Talk not to me of southern bowers.
OF odors breathed from tropic flowers.
VI spice-trees after rain
nut OF those sweets that freely flow
When June's fond breezes stir the low
Grass heaped upon the plain.
This morning stood the verdant spears,
AL wet with diamond dews-the tears
BY Nitht serenely shed;
This evening. like an army ssin
They cunber the p ,cific plain
With their fast fading dead.
And where they fell and all around
Such perfumes In the air Abound
A. II long hidden hives
OF sudden richness were unseaIed
When on the freshly trodden field
They yielded up their lives
In Idle mood love to psss
These ruins of the crowded grass;
Or listlessly to lie,
lnhalins the delicious scents.
Crushed from these downcast vsrdurous t.,..
Beneath sunset sky.
tia pure delight W hich thsy
who dwell In cities, far away
From rural scenes 90 fair,
San never know In lighted rooms,
retvsoed by exotic blooms
This taste of natural air.
This str, 30 softe ned by the breath
E1naied and waited from the death
VI herbs that simply bloom.
nnnd. scarcely neted, like the beat
Hear niend, with whom this world In bls.t
await the common DOOM
an6 iesve behind such sweet re,rst
A. 10 our hearts 10 living vet
Though heroes psss awsvE
1eih not to me Of souther IN how.r.
VI oaofs nreathed from tropic fowsrs
But of the now mown hsv
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EDUCATION.


nICHMONO EEMALE lN6llIU1E,
~ ON CLAY TENTH AND MAR1HALL 0T9,
RICHMOND, vA.-Ths next session will commence
the rst Monday In October and close the last Thurs
dsy ip June fupils may ts admitted at any time.
brs Il 10 highly desrsble for them be present the
firss day Of the session.
The cost Of gfoupda buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and NO additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
reasonable desire. The course Of instruction 10 ex
tensive and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
have been secured, and the moot approved scientific
spparstus school desss. 3 O., have been provided.
Raw. B. MANLY, in -President.
Rev II. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
Or r A. LEWIS, Botany, &e.
Mrs EMMA HOLCOMBE English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Brsnches
Miss NINA CHoLLET, french and German.
M JOS MICHARD. Spanish and Italian
Mis- JANE 8. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mr. .' GiEokeIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
Ms: MARY C. LATHRoP. Preparatory Depart
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
MISS EMILY DUNOERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH sULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY 0KU6B. DRAWING Painting, DO.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN do
Mr.. and Mrs r. SUBLETT, Stewards d apartment.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Washing 1920
Tuition In PreP.Is.ory DepaItmept.....-".... 81
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ........... ~
Music Piano Forte, Guitar, Organ. to 80
Drawing, Painting to ~
- Pamphlets containing further Information may
.u6-dSm REV B. MANLY, J..
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NEW SYSTEM OF TEACHING

NEW SYSTEM OF TEACHING
Z. Robsrtsos. GIT p. i2mo- ei.a5. Key 70 Do, Is
From the nsmsrous favorable notices Of the boek.
We setx Ct only the following:
The author OF this sYstem 10 Professor Robertsog,
. celebrated teacher In Paris who has obtained
European reputation By tbs exceilencs Of his me-
thod and success Of his Instructions II elaine to
Msnesoa. Olendorf, Hamilton, and the older ram.
msticsl authorities while it 10 free from the defect,
which diminish the practical utility of those me.
thods. The text on which the volume 10 founded i,
original and attractive narrative, presenting ali
the peculiar idons of the French Ian gusse toseth
or with sonpete vocabulary Of the words mos
The principles illustrated in this portion o. tbs
WORT arc Impressed on the mind Of the pupil By con-
slant repetition In series of judcious exc cisss ard
the second part is devoted 10 profound ana Y.
sis Of the language. explaining in a collection Of
clear and simple rules all the difficulties OF French
grammar and syntax Professor hobertson's method
10 strictly progressive. The pnpl 10 led by easy
and almost scious steps from the rud euts Of
the grammar to the most complicased fotus Of the
language The system combines great thorough
ness wi h remarkable psrspicuity No one can mas
ter its details without making such proficiency Ia the
sua productions Of its literature, and, with the ne
cssssry practice. to speak French with correctness
snd facility. The volume now issued Is equally
adapted for the purpose of seiipsrruction and for
the use of classes under the direction OF comps
tent teacher We do not hesitate to recommend il
to the nottce OF all who ara Interested in the ad.
vancemept of education, believing that it's suhstau
tal merits will bear III, test of Ascrutnzins exsm-
nstion."-Harprrs Magazine.
For the convenience of those " no would wish to
examine this System. the publishers have printed
extra copies of the First and Last Lesson. land all
the Lessons are arranged essentially the same
pan,) for gratuitous distribution to those rho NAV
apply for it, and to Profe of the Laususse who
may prefer the entire work for examination copies
will be sent by mail. FREE OF EXPENSE, on the r.
cept OF One Dollar for the System, or One Dollar
and Fifty Cents for the System, ard Kew.
Published BY ROB LOCKWOOD SON.
American aud Foreisn Booksellers,
And for sale by
JAMES wOODHOUsE CO.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-The House OF ives
lev Vanaman, in Hamilton township. N: d.
was destroyed by FIRE Thursday morning
and his two sons, aged 10 and IL years. anu
Aihart Schley persisted in the flames.
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ILL Robert Laurenson, United STATES
mail agent, and a native of Baltimore, who
had one of his legs fractured by the re-
cent railroad accident near Kingston, L.
lies ia a critical condition at his residence In
South Boston. He was internally injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-10

NoMrsATIoN-The Wisconsin Free Soil
Convention nominated Coles Bashford as
their candidate for Governor. The resoiu'
tions of the Know Nothings were adopted.
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RAILROAD AccrDENT.-Thel locomotive ana q
tender on the Boston express tram ran OH
the track near Williams Bridge: THURSDAY.
ONLY one man was hurt-none killed.
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., DOVE l. CO,
so'r '-"-'~tor Richmond Y,
NEWS tnUn AMELIA

AMELIA COUNTY July Is. 1e,t
morse injured in one Of his legs so badly a. n ,a "a.
ft TO swell the siz. of msas head ON yb;.S Saa's
every remedy could hear or think Of tstbnr asi
nevins MN In the least During th. taIl the ,w.1
Ing continued, W hen your Mr.. Archer Jaw Il ma =.
commended your Turf Oil. procured bot.Is u "
In very short time. before had used The .oD,. 'a
OF one bottle. the swelling sub.ided and v.n,@D,
not tell which leg had bsen injured He i,nox W.
and doing all kinds of farm work wei
Very respectfully, ANN ". ARCHER
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uRANARY AND FEED STORE

NKANAk1 AND T. = u CIVhC.-
VI The UNDERMINED has taken the house corner OF
franklin and Wsll streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs N. B. l. C. B Hill. for the purpose CON
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
ne will keep constantly on hand full assortment OF
all kinds of Grain, Mill OSal, hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Strres
tentiou and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. He will deliver any article fee OF charge
anywhere In ths corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
consignment entrusted to him.
Fs T-t, JOHN w cos "
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KENTUCKY. - Morehead's majority over
Clarke for Governor Is LAWS. 10Y ~. WAC
dnIv installed in his office on the 4th inst.
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DrREcroR.-Henry d. Bacon has been
elected / director in the Ohio and Mississip'
ri Railroad on both tickets.
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81 P@nnsylvania has never seen AZ vs., .ao ossss
wheat q now whtens the fields vi,b h. ~ -
sioeeoms. and 6ils the cir With he frssr... ~ on
I'm Not slons the rch valleys but The r po.
vhssusd ~ .ppesr 20 have every available spos
nso irpsss take the place of flowers. he hn.s
-. G.ossom sdds peculiar grace 10 the IsrS.
- never dA this sraie siss greater pro,ss,.
veshs as s s and fno tros,s occur for three
vhsss srs few l, n SsIs Though the uses Of buck.
zs available Tor cattle and poultry 'ns
!. .W mlxles, and thus the crop b.comss ,,rpos,y
70 se.sasins ~ foil weight Of The iarmars wh..;
ks4gw, msiAs'-fAasdsipAts
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TIVE rrvrR.-1be Baltimore Sun Of Sat-
,-d.v. rsmsrking upon the tenor Of its infor
mssion, s.ys: +. We have at last CLEAN of
nope fJreshadowing of the probability of
returning health to the horror stricken cities
If Norfolk and Portsmouth"
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LONG JOHN AND THE LAspLApY rp,e,
BY Queen Sabe.
John, tall and wag, was slipping biz tea
When bis landlady, rather unciyilly free
Accosted him tbus-"Sir q man of your mar.
40. M1ss De, should think, . very large esterln
"Nsy. nay" quoth the wag .f'ris no, n vo, -,
For little with me goes rery long oav," ''S'
Boston Post, dur 90
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CT. JOSEPH's FEMALE ACADEMY

CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ RICHMOND VIHGINIA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
This Institutlou resumed ste dies the 18th
of August. Bos,dets for board, tuition, and of
bed ard bedding. and for washing and mendins, pay
zey anuu $3.50, to be paid sem.annuslly In advance
Tkere 10 also a charge of % for Dostor's fee
Day scholars, according to the branches, they pay
from 81 to 90 per quarter in advance.
For Music tue Piano Guitar, Painting,
French and Embroidery, there Is an extra charge for
tuition and use of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc
QUAD St. Joseph's Academy will meet prompt
attention.
1t IL of great importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement of the sesson, or "a soon At
terUaras a. possible. 3-Sw
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KAssAs.-In the Kansas House OF Repre-.
ssntafives on the 18th ult.. the bill to exempt
slaves from sale under execution was reject
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A CARD.-JOS. WOOD

0lyYYpOMee from the United states Hosei
70 Governor street between Man
40 Sfsnkiin, being central and convenient Toes.
on. ne returns many thanbs TO his friends and "a.
M pss fayora and hopes they win End cor.
LII 20 exsshd their professional snis whiist be
VIII endsavor 70 merit the ssms bv h.sni.s IN
'''Aase 81 Whatever n new and ussfuI. my HIN
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MEDICINES
FEW Ed

III CUeE-ps-nav X AND IT,
.it.eat and Rsmiaens r .,z.ntas .nd c.,.
S &c ever, Dssnb Ague Co. and Ags, s's'
Snean. and all Other form, Of ~. Debst,ss Ssss,
Thi.s orgn IN hala,ia or Mi,sn. Shi,s h .,pe
Inbn aHATuhAL AsTIooTr ss
protect any resident or trav.ii., shisb viii
OF swampJ localities, from an, avea N uor 1s.J
49, ~1assSer, or any injury f,a,a OF Bile ~
IL will instantly chsrh -, Iass
have suffered for any length - Etas In p.rr,
twenty pears, 20 that they p..S a., ron o.. 20
.nef enni, oy continuing In ma eVss 70 hs,5H
.n inc patent at once benin - aug TO a..
and radical cure /. esss 'oean''' until
Oae OF TWO bottles will answer hr
some msy require more Dirsc,,osI ofd'nss, A..
man, french and Spanish .c eorn,. pliatsd 10 O.,
Ince-one Dollar. Liberal di,,pna! each eot.
JAMES A. RHObr,h =,
EVIDENCE or sA rrisTisssss l..
Iha, rEw Yosx In.
naVe mads chemical sxamIn,t;.. lsH
RIA" and have tested IL for AIIDotE ros."
nine and strychnine, but hsvs %. heisgr, O.
OF either In It, nor have fou,d 80 io9rd r,...
composition that would provs tn,ry,; sao,.,sss Ia
EV EWES ~ d; SHLros ~ D. Me 90
1nIonNGE OF MERIT "aeur,
LEwisBURG, Union .sr,.
"mR. A. RHoDEs-De.r 81, nay 1885
enc yoo sent me vas duly 1ecs,ysS ooi Of rrs.
April, have sold about one half Ns on the llib
Peop,s VINO have used it, are satisfied sa ,sa 81 Il.
cured tnem 1t has certainly .tonn.S toa. i; a.,
OF eff ou3 .sandins aa' S,sa II and ps
or six years bacs, and could nevsr 90, aad f g..
espt oJ 0unine, and that only as Ioo,.a cppsi ~
medY. SG'-a oy yeat r..
Take ne moro Arsenic Mercnrr LIARS.
fnses. strychnine, or Anti-Period.,S a.alls' F.sr
The we'll known in.fliciency OF tbs.a " sng tioi
son; prove. them to be the offspring sj 1Sos' so
sss psi1S Il or Of
less, 10 Rhodes FEVER AND Asus Cr s,e and barn.
FOR sale Richmond BY & WoSn
APpEksoN, and Druggists ssnersny 'AUsS'
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nRY GOODS FOR CASH.-CHRIS-
~ TIAN LATHRQP. No 90 Main Etreat Rich-

nRY GOODS FOR CASH.-CHRIS-
~ TIAN l. LATHROP, No SO Main Street. Rich
mond, Vs.-We call the attention of planters and
purchasers generally to system of selling goods
for CASH only, which with us II no longer exps
riment. our experience has amply proven to our
customers, as well ourselves, that GOODS can be
afforded cheaper for cssh, than on credit, whether
long or short.
We shall be prepared to offer greater inducements
than ever from increased facilities in purchssns,
and confidently invite an examination of our stock,
eomprsins all styles of heavy Woelen Goods for
wants; Blankets. Flannels, Satinets and Csasmeres
Ladies' Dress Goods of the most fashionable styles
and newest designs 10 black and coor.d Silks; Mer
nos, Muuselin and Chashmares; housekeeping goods
such as Irish Linens, Linen and cotton shee.ings
Table Damasks, Towelngs, Dimities and Curtain n a.
terials; Paris Embroideresin Muslin and Lace.
Mourning Goods of every description of the best
fabrics imported. Also. a splendid assortment of
English and American Carpets of rich Tapestry Brus
sells and Velvet, Three-ply Ingram and Hemp Car
pets. rugs Druggets Mat and Oil Cloths All OF.
which will be sold at such prices will make it an
object to cash purchasers.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
sci No 80 Main Street
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SUPEKIUh PASTLRE.-I have lIIi
~ acres Of very superior PASTUR Re- Two sIa As
miles from the city, enclosed with good pa s
tasen to prevent sceids nts or escapes imsn Vel
in constant attendArce-hut will not Dc Nf ~, n
BILE for either. The whole Pastufe 10 ID 'sO'
and surrounds tho house. ..t If
Persons wishing Horses pastured BY sns 80;
month, on reasonable terms, may 90 90 oy SS,s7st
to me, on my Farm on the Railroad, tPnesN" .
Geo l.. Earnest, Council Chamber hi!i. ao,a
Macmurdo, at r., r. & r Depot hEfi Pgs
.n1-1m Prlee,, Hs.fso %.
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'1'kUE IUKF OIL-Fo- oI1 9

kUE IUKF OIL.-For ala 9
4 every description, on Man or ss,., '" o OF
.poonioi equal to "a oanse Of any s,. o.ss'a
xn sru's, snd sprain,. Ulcers and r.llop. s,,,,
SuTns, Sore Less and Chiiblsins Fresh r., md
tramp and Tette Stnss Of ipsecs. w." .o0sd+
sne Saiis, lnfamed Ereasth Glsndulsr Tumo,.S .'''
Sack. swellsd Legs and ssifosss II Lint, 0a sOts
to colds. 'l'ua sIPonl,
Applied to burns at once, itl.,vs,ro
frise 30 and Is ssnts q bottle 'Ai'
DOVE CO
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9 8 STEVENS YOUNG LADIES'
NJ COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SHoCKoE HILL,
RICHMOND VA The Ninth Session of this Institu
ton will commence the first Monday in October
in the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal,
the corner of franklin and 9Th SITS. The Boarding
department will be conducted as last Session, in the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner of
Franklin and Adams streets.
TEAcHERs-S 8. STEVENS A. M, Principal AB.
BE r. MASON, Assistant.
In all the departments of Music, French, Drawing
etc the most competent Teachers will be provided
The Principal will give his undivided attention to
the interests Of the School The Boarding depart
ment will be under the supervision of Mrs Stevens
aided by Mrs Vaudeville. lady who has had several
years experience and great success bousekeeper
in similar Institution. Every effort will be made
to render the Boarding department pleasant and
refined home, and the School of the most pro-
able in all that pertains to moral, intellectual
and polite education
fbe Principal will give thorough course of les.
sons in Vocal Music with no extra charge
The Session will close with a general review ard
examination. when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Class
TERMS,
Oae-hd payable in ADVANCE the remainder LIST March,
DGd ana w asnlpg.. @.2i
1isner Engilsh branches. 40
elementary branches.
ancient and Modern Languages, each.........,. 20
vsuslc so
0attonoty. z
i
a. School Books will be furnished by The Princi-
pal at city prices. 5-d6 Win
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MAGICAL PAIN EY

nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and iuaams.io,
from the severest burns or scelds, In rom on u
twenty minutes and will heal the wound without
scar; it efectually cures Fever Sores, Piles a,a
Rheum, Iniammatory Rheumatism, Cuts, Wcu4a,
Bruises, Scsid Head, Corns and Bunions, Eryntshs
sprains, Sweliings, Felons. Chilblains, 8its,O Ia
scots, swailed and Broken Breast, Sore ktps
Ernptons, and all other infsmmstory and sutansoai
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article Is now put up in blue wrappers VITA
new ftsel plate label, and signed by n Ddiley, Aa
xer, and O. y. Cticknsr & Co, Proprstors, to suMi
against tho numerous sounterfsits in nearly svsry
stcre.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists, srs til. onl'
authoE6eeA sgs nts for the sale Of the genuine rev
style, they furnish the trade at proprisioI't pr
-. Retsf prize only $50. a box. NH 2S-dtv5u
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THE WONDERFUL LADY Has Az
L RIVED-The best planet reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci
and calculation from many years of study (for
Franklin street, between 81 and 4th streets, next
door to Alex MOTIFS residence
a Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CAN.
GERS, CORNS and SORES OF sill descriptions.
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WAY In JAIL! here was
n committed to the Jail ofths City Of Richmend'
a. runaway, the ssth day Of g1ne: S2S negr gre
AVS sbe s the property of ara Howard OF Henrico
county, Va Said negro is five feet seven inches ne.
Nigh dark compilation about 81 o, sge ana
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said negro is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
a. he law directs. JOS A. STARKE. D. g.,
ivSO-6w For Martin M Lipscomh, Ssrst.
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ANINVARIABLE RULE FOR FIVE

I IGHT BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
IL SALE.-A very fine oue, nearly new, msyb.
seen at B1CKY AMERICAN STABLES
St
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN C0In !,

AZ LEONAkD'S COUGH SYkUP-COUErRy
MERCHANTS ATTEND TO THls.-Upw.,a, Of
eU0O cured last year in hichmond-lesys not " tb
out supply, ssd take with yeu the cheapest ana
most certain cure ever offered to thcse person, mi
tering from Coughs, Colds, Consumption &c
Price-2oc per bottle; bottles one dollar Al,
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of l.. B THOMAS, Broad street, sho,,e.
Richmond and State OF Virginia Whoss, n
Messrs PURCELL, LADD l. Co, 80 Main street ed
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of 9th and Broad sr.,,
Rich mond, Va. "a;
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERs

~ RICHMOND, Aus. II, l&
Mr. X. III. JACKsoN-Dear Sir: Through TIL in.lF
mentalify 1t tfiepd of mine, wss cucsd By BIN
to Try teftte of your Bitters. Thu hing II It tOfs
me no good il would do me no har | accordins
tried the same of morping, Likewise my wifi. sad
in the course of one week her appetite improysdrt
thank God, she found from that time relief sDd
must, in justice to myself and wife. very hfhIys
commend the above Bitters IS being tbs b.n a.
sver tried; and feeling it my duty to thsnk yr
friend for the sdvice to try them, would sdV,. 81
those suffering from the first stsss Of Dyspepds
try them. They will exosim like us-"Bsttsis ca
not be found"
Yours, respectfully.
w. J. BARTHoLoaEw
they may be found At Z. J Pieot's, A Bocss7s
=. n. Zschrisson'f, Chas. Milinpaush',, souosa I
Besrs', and Alex. DuvsPs Druggists, Eishn91d' -
AL orders promptly attended to. mH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-10
CON ENAMELLED CRATES sO5 snp

PRICES The subscriber has for sale az os,,.
ID if ior .ss IN tb e ina Of Ri. own -
Crate. embrace all of the various nd' sen t,
,seh square topped Go,ho, Lp:lc liz ,l,. +.
with beautiful rounding Ferder 'unm1 =. ron
re to mstch Orders for Crates Fepao ~ I'd ,ys.
town and country punctuaiiy attenooa .sI aga
fully packed. Merchants purchasing 80, so
will be supplied at the lowest Northern agrJ
the usual discounts of cash BY wbo7 s.,x,ss 10
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on MAZE
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va; - nyNOOs
have for sale q large supply Of al DD