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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN & APPERSON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
MAIN STREET, ADJOINING COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-
1855, at o'clock, most valuable Lot on the south
side OF Main street. adjoining the County Ct. House,
fronting A feet running back SO feet to an alley
fset wide, on which there il an old building
TERMs-One-tbird cash; balance at 6 and IL mos,
fer negotiable notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note II paid The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
spN GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
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BODY OF A MISSING MAN FoUND.-Two years
ago, A. B. Pstsison. stable keeper of Syracuse,
MY. disappeared, leaving letter to his wife, sta
ting bis intention to drown himself. A portion OF
bis clothes were found on the shore OF Green Lake
II was ascertsned that he had committed forseries
aud the opinion that he had absconded was con.
frned by the report that he was afterwards seen
In Cincinnati. On Friday last bis bod y came up
TO the surface of Green Lake. and it was found
that instead of going to Cincinnati he had gone TO
his final account.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Bv virtnt

~ of decree of the 2lst day of March, 1855 OF
the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond in suit
styled "0rifn vs. Clarke ct ais - SHALL ss the Com.
missioner therein named offer for sale at public auc.
ton, en- the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
May next. at o'clock p NJ, Lot of Ground. front
street. in the said city, between 18th and 18th eta
with the building thereon, low occupied by Sarah
Clarke.
at and IL months with interest added for ne a.
BILE notes. and title retained until conveyanee l. al
rectsd by the Court
Sale by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts ans
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CHOLERA IN CEYLoN.-The cholera Ia raging In
Ceylon. Several Missionaries have been very ILL.,,
and some native helpers have died. DR.. Poor, who
died, had been on the island ever eince 1889, ard
of the five who sailed with him at that time, only
Ban G. Meigs Is alive
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SALE OF VIRGINIA BoNDs-In New York, on
Wednesday, the follow ing sales of State of Vr'
ginia bonds were made 81, 900, In 6 per cents al
s91 l-e; $4,000. per cent, coupon bonds, $97
$1,000, 6 per cent, coupon bonds at $97.
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS

Ahn r.AI OF The AFhIcA AT BOSTON
nEAvI ROBBERY ON BoARp-FnnTIyrp
mnIELLldEHCE FROM EUROPE.
BOSTON, April 26.-The steamship Afr;e.
OaP.. HARRISON, arrived here from HaIifsx At
quate, past O'Clock this mcrnina, bsyinc
hn aun sog run from that port in thirty one
nours. Her mails viii leave for thu south n
this afternoons train. = -. =
soon after leaving Halifax, Mr.. =. f.ol.
lngsWood, one of the passengers. discoverea
tnat ne mad been robbed OF $500. N cold
1ank Of England notes, and jewelry. On
the arrival of the shin here M cnn,mrn;ca-
Iion was allowed between those on hnard
viii persons on shore, and every passenger
was strictly searched. The money. however.
was not discovered. o''
Inc european papers by the Africa con-
dy sent. nus aiiea-
Dates from Dover to the lalh inst. state
.nat Rear Admiral Cochrane, with the Nep-
.ulS' OF i2o guns, and IL sail of the feet, was
~ lover bay awaiting the arrival of the Ma.
France. ONO HUN
LATER FROM HAVANA OF
THE JAMESTOWN.
CHARLESTON, April 24th.-The sloon- Of.
war Jamestown arrived here to day, having
NEW ORLEANS. April a6th.-By an arrival
here, dates from Havana to the a3d instant
are received. Everything was quiet. The
San JacInto and Princeton were IN the har.
Dor. Commodore McCauley had not entered
upon his duties - $50 s'''e' :"
ARRIVAL OF THE o. 8 sTEamsu1p CIT !.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The steamship g,
LOUIS from Havre, arrived this morning at
half past clock. :. :. '--''..ee - =
She brings Madame de la Grange. and
o.ner members of Niblo's opera troupe, and
70 other passengers. -. - - :,
S o sas the 18th inst, in lat. 90. long. 80 deg
East. 5 '"'0l o"'on Douno
On the 23d inst, in lat. AZ deg. IA sec.,
i0ng: 6I deg. AZ sec, passed the steamshin
NORTH Star, bound for Havre. ae 80 a :
Inc Herman arrived at Southampton on
the evening ofthe 7th inst. =
ARREST, OF POSTMASTER KENDALL
NEW ORLEANS, April 24th.-Postmaster
Kendall was arrested day bv Mr.. Blair.
special agent of the Post Office Department
ne IS charged with purloining letters Of
ellis, Rawlings & Co., containing 5000.
he gave security in $4,000 for his appear
ance.
..
New YoRK, April a6.-Cotton 6tm with an up.
ward tendency. Flour dull and declining. South
eIn is lower, quoted at Sl0 rs GIL, so psr barrel
Wheat unchanged. with a limited demand. Corr
mas decline trfls. Pork tends upward, and Il
firm. Beef unchanged. Whiskey hrm.
The stock Of domestic Tobacco is very light
and all desirable assortments are much reduced
and broken; the sales include 76 hhds Kentucky at
gi-2 II; SO cases seed leaf 4 a ID Ia Is do
Florida II 1.2 90; 1873 bales Havana Pa SIS,
Money unchanged and stocks lower. Virgins
| 6's 1877 8. Missouri IS 1913.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Flour quiet Howard
street $40 70 per barrel Wheat lower, red 81, So
$500, and white So IS S2.7O per bushel. Corr
dull. White 81 90 81 o. and yellow 81 "a
81 ,O6 per bushel.
CHARLESTON, April 24.-Sales to-day of 1901
bales OF cotton at Id q 9 3.4 cents
HAVANA, April 23-Sugars tame and q short croE
anticipated, Quotations unaltered
Freights to Europe declined. To the United
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tBY GODDIN e JEFFERSON. 5

~, ACRES, IN THE Plan or W0OpvrLIE
sAI.E a.. MaEHHnHnAaM sL TURNPIKE, FOR
me z.th day Of April, 1856, ON the prsnisss COM
IissnSs g. y O'clock the beauial aqua No.
adjoining the Cottage Of VIM. CopanS. - rh.:
saSals 10 admirably adapted to srkst said On or
months for egotisble notes. interest sddcd al H.
.e renamed till last note 10 paid The taxee fer thu
present year to be paid By the purchaser
aPiS 0ODDIN & APRER0ON. Apots
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a. ATTENTION, LIBE RTY
<ERTY i iii TIiiE CO. No !. are hereby
notified that thsy can procure their
md VIM. Fieishnsns; and they can procure their
CAP BANDS 81 The Borsman, % the Unitsd etatss
Hotel n striet Observance Of this notice desitA-
Ma ap 70 -3s
D1CO0.-Bac0n Sides and Shoulders ~
ID als. p - SzOAks 20
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MOB OF BoArMcs AND SAILoRs.-On Tuesday
last body OF disconlented sailors aud boatman
who had struck for higher wages, went down to
the wharf, IN Boston, and attempted to keep other
hands from working. A difficulty ensued between
them, and the police In which Mr. Baqual the chief
of police, was knocked down.
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NOW OPENING a No. ,;

-, Main street, an elegant sssoftment of
Goods Tor geut's Summer wear = = - "
Gents Patent Leather Boots #tsife
Do Bucksin Opera do Ais @
Do Cloth do do ssf s.
20 do Caters copd and black
Do Patent Leather Congress Oaitersa HAT
and cold hid tops. with and without Suttous.
Cents Patent Leather Pumps with heels, bean.
urui arricie for sumsner wear--toge ether with full
assortment OF the most fashionable Shoes and Root
now worn. Call ct p. K. WHITES.
up 20 IS Main IT.
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TIE ACCIDENT AT CANANDAGUA-The railroad
accident, Monday, at Canandagva, N. Y, resulted
IN the death of L. II. Hail. scaipng of Mr. Nelson
of Bloomfield, and severe injury OF Mr.. d. Pills.
bury but not In injury to Judge Phelps, as before
rsuOrted.
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mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be re

TO BUILUERS.-PrOpOsa viii be re
IL O'Clock, NJ, Saturday next the 18th inst for
the brick and earpenters' work Of the new Pump
House to be erected on the granite foundation now
prepared for It, adjoining the present pump house
Separate bids will be received for the brick work
and carpsnters' work, for the entire work 10 the
assresate The bricks must be of the best quality
hard burned Rockets brick. The proposals must
state the time which viii bs required to complete
the work. and satisfactory security must be given by
ton of his contract Plans and specifications Of the
work can be Scent and al necesssry information oh
tanned By application at the office OF the UNDERMINED.
AZ A-td w. GILL. City Eng
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correspondents of the Dispatch.
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nT nr . Nr
oinECToR-MusicAL CoNcERT-FtREs-
CHINCH BUG. &c. 49,. 'f = !

4 $500
ocrrespondenes 81 the Dispatch.
fATAL ACCIDENT-APPoINTM or HANK
cHINcH BUG, &c. = =
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April Is h.
Dear Dispatch. A most mechanically and
iatai accident occurred near Blackwelj,s. n
TINS county, on Friday last Mrs. Frasier.
= very respectable lady. was engaged, with
iier nttle son, nine years of age, planting M
.atoes IN piece of land where thew hsa
peen burning trees, when one of the trees
ieil' killing her son instantly, aud so iniurinc
her that Der life is despaired of.
valentine w. Southall. Esq, has been an.
pointed Director of the Monticello BanL
mere, vice l.. w. Ficklin. resigned. II is n
most popular appointment.
The pupils of Professor J. M. Deans =,
the Charlottesville Academy, gave a cnn.a,t
here on Friday last, in the town hall 10
which their acquaintances were invited n
was the best thing of the kind ever heard
ana the La Reeve" of Miss L. T. st;l,
myers around my delighted Imagination
we have had several fires in the comfy
during the past week, causing immense loss
Dr. Hargrave lost, on Thursday evening last
ms STABLE barn and courthouse, with LARGE
STOCK OF grain, all consumed. Rev. Mr..
Linney, at Gordonsville, had his saw mill
aho a large amount of timber land, DESTROYED
oy the aevouring element. Mr. X. j. Banks.
dale, of this county, had one of his negro
casins consumed, and two black children.
who were IN it, burnt to death.
Our farmers around here, complain a good
deal OF the ravages of the chinch bug in
tneir wheat, and vegetation suffers for want
of rain.
The weather here, to-day, is oppressive.
The Boon children are here, and are draw.
ing good houses.
The Charlottesville Savings Bank has Civ
en- notice that from and after this date no
bank notice will be sent to any person in
debted to that bank, who resides beyond the
limits OF the corporation. Yours,
IL VAGAeoNDo
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- sssaE BYTAYL0R &WiLTiXNS. -
VALUABIE REAL varArp, rOu

sALE.-WnL % cold upon tie rrsm,.es -.
see0siveiy. On tk1DAY. the 2fth DAY 81 Ami. iss1
sted Lots Of Land upon and near 70 de No. 1ss
ssnsss q "a :sdIsisss sss hsaatss farm nd resi-
walk OF the corporation line of tke aitv 81 la.
.aond. Beside the value for general esfdesins pur
Otaes ssvslsI Of these Lots Are veil located for
oeneht Of several nsver-faillne sprinss 81 nmpid.
Ief 20 at sale, which viii be ascommolatIns.
ap ~ ssT TAYLOR WILLIAU0. H:ets
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MORE NEW GOODS AT GOLD

just opened. whte Pink, Blue, Black. LiIack, Straw
ana Green Grapes, at S4 and S7&c which l. consid-
ered great bargain: quite style Silk kuehes;
Tdmmine Ribbons for the inside Of Bonnets; White
SILK Laces and Edsine; SILK footingg Gro Dc Maps;
Tsrlatsns; Illusions; FlounceE Bchbi.etE lot dot.
ted Wells 1t only ESQ, all eolorf Sill Tissues for
Wells; 0snt'e, Ladies' and Childrsns Hosiery; .
great bargain In Twisted SIX Long Mits only
worth 81; large lot Short do do, ct &c. something
extra: 6wiss Nuslins from Ice TO 75e. Id Trimmin1
Rbbons he has the cheapest and the prettisst thai
can be- found He 10 continually rsceivius new
Goods and svsry 1sy you csn IND somst1ias nice q
% s. y. G0kDSMIT, No. 5o5 Broa1 Is.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

DAY HORSE AT A UCTION.-On
- SATURDAY, 18th in.s. at 10 O'Clock, st the
large horse lot nearly in Of my stors viii sell
large Bav Horse, sound and works well. He can,
be seen at Mr. Il. Biarkinship's stable.
LADY'S NAG-At the same time will be sold an
admirable riding Filly. suitable for a lady. 81
TOP BUGGY, CARRIAGE AMP HARNESS -
for travelling; one light Carriage and Harness. and
set of excellent Carriage Harness
ap27 r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
HONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ On MONDAY, April so. 1856 commencing at
O'Clock P M, at the store Of Augustus c. Winston.
head of Broad 1t all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Confectionaries. Toys &C. &c to satisfy
distress warrant in my hands, in favor OF Henry
Clarke vs. Augustus C. Winston.
H-Sk l. r. CHILDREY. C.. III. C.
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TOT AND IMPROVE

v MENfs AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
SATURDAY, 28th April. at elk, on the premises,
near the Canal that valuable lot ON Cherry street,
in the plan of Belyidere.
The lot fronts 60 feet on Cherry street. and running
back $50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. "a
The improvements confst Of q neat Brick Tene-
ment nearly new, built in the latest style and With
eyery convenience with all the necessary outhouses.
The Tenement IL now occupied BY Dsniel lofty,
Who will be pleased to show the premises Terms
ct sale.
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KILLED A Frenchman named shambo was asci-
BY Robert Campbell.
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ARRIVAL OF THE q. 8. sTEamsH1p ct

ARREST OF POSTMASTER KENDALL,
New ORLEANS, April a4th.-Postmaster
Kendall was arrested TO-DAY bv Mr.. Blair.
special agent of the Post Office Departm emit,
He is charged with purloining letters Of
ellis, Rawlings & Co., containing 5000. -
lie gave security in $4,000 for his appear
ance. -
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
VALUABLE Re AL ESTATE FOR
v SALE VIII be sold at Auction, on TUES.
DAY. lst day of May next, at III O'Clock d., that
very desirable House and Lot fronting go feet on
Valley street, running back ITO feet being ct the
ton The House Is in frst.rsts repairs new
Kitchen and we'll of excellent water In the yard
For Grocery store there 10 no better stand In the
Valley.
TEsMs-One-third cash. balance at and mes i,
interest added negotiable notes. satisfactoriiJ en-
dnrsed secured by deed of trust title retained
GEO. +. RIDING.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT. Auct. s
2i--tdg
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LAIER FROM HAvANA-ARRIvAI, OF
THE JAMESTOWN

CHARLEsToN, April 24th.-The sloop- Of
war Jamestown arrived here to day, having
iets Havana on the day previous. - =
new ORLEANS. April 26th.-By an arrival
mere, dates from Havana to the 23d Instant
are received. Everything was quiet. The
pan Sacinto and Princeton were in the har.
Dor. Commodore Nee auley had NOT entered are
upon his duties. - w. 1850 o'''e' ou
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thefCortss with the late Capt Cooper. and went
frt Virginia with him to California, died on tie 14lb
uit, 10 San frsncisso.
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- NEW SHOE STORE. at n

- NEW SH OE STORE, at the
o. y old established stand, No. IS Market
Bridge, where may Always be found lsxge and we'll
selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES. TAuNK6, DC
suited to the wants Of the city aud surrounding
country fW
The subcriber has Determined to devote his sttsn.
ton exclusvely to the RETAIL TRADE, and with
q view to that object has made arranGemSnts to be
manufactured in this county. He l. also prepared
to anuaeturs sIl kinds Of Boots Shoes and Caters
for Ladies, Gentiemen. Misses, Boys and Servants,
in the very best manner.
He respectfully invites strangers visiting the city.
and all others In want Of good Goods In his ine &C
moderate prices to call and inspect his stock at No.
Is Market Bridge. JNO. G. FACE, JR,
apps Late Of the firm Of White Passl
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NLOTHING, &c. AT Arc

CLOTHING, &c, AT ATYcrrc.
~ win 3 sold, on TIin1Y. "a =! 1DN.-
g ny sters. the hsianes Of The Isres "a q ven
csoass. GIsshiss. scsdieg 20 Dns dIs sne
Drsss and Business Coats 10 sreok vsrSef, 81 ss9Sa
M ofown Cloth Froek and Dress Cote Iisc. q
elmo and Drilling RsstE lsres - 49,
ne; Ssmbre and SIX Picket Han5kerc hfss g.
ADD1irLONAL-An invoice Of Canbrses. chat.
Needle. Po,t noa III. Lancaster oHilts. 1setons
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4 ARREST or A PEnsIoN AGEkT john II Steele.
q well known agent for Bounty Land Warrants. was
arrested in 1T Louis Friday for fraud.
s,ent papers to Washington, fer the purpose OF pro
curing bounty Lands. He wa: baiisd In the sum Of
s. CO., TO attend his examination.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
' ON CANAL AND 1sT SITS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-W be sold on WEDNESDAY
Afternoon. the ID May. 1856. on the premises COM
ner of Canal and LIST streets now in the occupancy
of Mr.. Walsh. The Lot fronts 81 feet runs back on
Let street $50 feet to alley The House has eight
rooms. re
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and 10
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
BY a trust deed or title retained. The taxes and in
sursnce for the present year to be paid by the pur
chaser. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
ap24 Auctioneers.
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ctlytt,sp, A1Epixl AND TuscAS1ws RAN
,o,D-it ths meeting Of Couneil on Tuesday
,tL,. resolution was passed authorizing ths Rail.
M Committee 10 negotiate with The Cleveland,
y.ii,, ,M Tuearaws Ralltoad, with q view to
n.mast 10 said road Of The stock Of the Bali.
ur ,pl Ohip Railroad Ifeld BY this city, and
IIs,L, result Of the negotiations be reported 10
CosstL III, proposed, we believe, tottaniter
eaUG at valuation Of 50 per cent
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lrum matter IT some Yondeunent at Tie la.
desirslirsI al Washington Hall on Tue DAY night,
7Lete lAcse tate delcacies, al this season, cucum
tey, cane lton,stSs ate informed that they wete
ns+d by vi. JtNa CLFroS Of "Shdyers Gar
a,n" East Wheeling. Nh q. Is one Of those sci
satiteT we'll aspEactlcal SuuIeasB who know
hos osaIIi'ats every inch Of soil TO The very bes
.IrialWe.
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yrrus or raE CaOtEs4 ~ NEw 0SLE4Ss, :
A correspondent wiling from the Crescent City,
IOu4 Mobile Tribune, speaking Of'tbs cLOlera,
a,x ave are pSiued to admit The fact that chOI.
,nsnts mots preyallSin our unfortunate city,
All lAe most singular circumstance attending Inc
utniou Il, that few Of the poot and destitute are
.nlts.J, he disease being almost totally confined
ls,s killer el.sses' otOut citizens.
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w,uoIentand thai tile ladies Of St. Matthew's
r,,,ts realised some $3.50, clear Of expenses,
tt.h.i, tssIiya; on Tuesday evening.
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ras srrlAGG ApEta, Capt O. W. Gtahsn,
IL, ocoy.l an excellent and very successful pack.
ab,,S,eu this city and the terminus Of The Cen.
lions R,iIrOad, Of Belle Ait. She makes Eve
TIN, .,.ty day. lhtee fot passengers and Two tor
G,i,lL Thete cettSlily cunnb be anything con.
r,ti,J with TIL, route letter managed than tile
r.,arr AdsIia commented W such universal
s,oli,s IS Captain GR.uAA.
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The Cheapest and Best
4DYSPEPTlc MEDICINE"
, IN ,rLlE

The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlc MEDICINE"
n r ~ lN'rElE
,ss.e {" Won l. D!l"
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
Five Bexrs for $500.
go, H AIS T Il A D S"
.iN7I.DESPEPTTC PILLS
MILL RELIEVE eveTy ''hunan heDS'' who has AMI oil
W the following symptoms
llliGetIiOH, isl. Headache, a
HlllOuGleSG, Extreme nervous agitation.
AeIIily, PllpilallOn VI tile heat.
senSe OIL oppression at theAn lHcaary tot the slight
nit oil lie stomach, e4t sYeUiOI,
DEPRESSION or spirits, AiEinese aud indistnctneSa
lIeavlneIS, Of Vision,
CoiJ hands and Eee: Unpleasant iaa:ei n The mouth
Sumbness Of tho Limbs aud particularly when IiSirs In
other PARTS, tie nmrnR3,
Vertigo SauSel, Dull ht4vy pain, and &enSe oil
u:fieUy OI respiration, weight In tie head.
SuuOT, temporary loss OF memory
ITIilability, 4 sense " Emptiness,
UrOwsineSS, Pulse less frequent aud more
Debility, feeble than usual.
Extreme IanEUor and Rx- Dependency,
hAusllOn, kmaciatlon aud Extreme De-
ReaiIeSaneSS, bllity.
C0sllVeneSS
Principal DepOtat
Bnruet & Co.'s, IL East Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
p'Fot sale b. Druggists eyerywhere.aO
GrPRICE-3j cents fOr single box, Or 81 for fy
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'ptous Acc,pESr,-Dayil Bergat, Of Canton,
o.0, hal his skull severely fractured, day before
ys;etIay, by The bursting Of revolving stone
,sehel TO machine fot grinding plOughs, which
khd Just placed IN Opetation at Stewards eoun.
d'bn the First Wand, lie was taken to Dr..
HIlisHs Hospital, and piece Of bis skull some
IEoiachss Squars was removed, in dressing the
vuul, IIisirluriss ate vsrS severe, though hopes
as suIenaiaed Of his Il cSVsFy. Mt McNab was
stack upOa hiS shOulJe. and considerably bruised
Aanntsr Of Olhet persons were Standing neat The
sOne when It dew to pieces, and made narrow
ssape.
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Tar Greek Slave continues, at Union Hall, 10
>. t,sat Object Of Attraction 10 oil who oppts,
III. he truly beautiful IN natuts and All.