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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

RED WEEvIL.--W We are informed by Mr..
John Wilson that the wheat in Scipio town
ship has been considerably injured by the
Red Wcevil.n What is the extent of the
damage doneto the wheat throughout the
country, we cannot say, but it lsto behop-
Jed that tits con6ncdto one locality, as the
main reliance of our farmers suponl having
good wheat-crops the coming harvest. + I.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

q New GRocERY SroRE In another col,
umln may be found the advertisement Of
Messrs. Windsor 4 Thrush. Wespeak that
which we do know, when we say their stock
isgood, and the pr6pfietorsg gentlemanly and
clever. Their storeis locatedjust above The
stone bridge. in the building formerly occu-
pied BY E. s. Edwards, where they may be
found at unreasonable hours. ready to wait
on customers who may favor them with their
patronage. -. III 7 ll M E.-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

To CORRESPONDENCE" "Franci. Marco
shall have hearing gnextweek. Ssh. b.
lis rather unreasonable this cold morning
Should the weather become little warmer
next week, ave intend toinsert it., 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

4, New York, May 30H-The Pacific has
arrived. The siegeaf tSsysslopol sremsips
gihoys ,cbsnge,lp May l2,hs An,expedi.
|lop Al, I5.Oo0 of ahe Allies had embarked sI
kgameishs, pndPui ~ sea N The direclionlol
AzoL but relarned wilhous landing mo ,deI
lns are known.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

ME Schools oil Europe, 10 be located'In Iowa
City. JosahD. Whitney has been appoint
ed as Pl oisssor o. Minsraelogy ,T ano 0nsni
,S1y Y 'no.insm,u.,cn s Gs
'ss'nl's anu sA'''o' nI. '," ,,,:. :. ,,,nl. NJ
o'Ds;S. Hss aesaloss .tw s%u n.'h,s nas;.
qu"'y w 70 ocouy ,,a' PO,'s'o,o
In wa'n nopO' e W. @ INSTITUTE" ,. unu -
sei' ano wnn prom. 70 'ne Pup'l: ~ sas III
spec''ys oep"Insl's % unasr n 9 n's 'ns'uO"" "''
I,has been proposed 10 build ,srailroad
laqpel uldst les, Easltih chnnaNsl III hsswwssp
nsnsa. ss p eom%uaies,.a se,SssS NJ FssSss sa ssSa
Epeland Several plsns are talked ~.
anpSng lqt@ Apel q rassrns, VIZ y ~ u Y 4 u
pH'soFH ttp N9ls Y suPP.'eNu wh u "a arFN'Y'
ps, ~ A'f, oNo sa;.o's a''p y VI \
MI ~ SHY p.us y p.ssS' l' su ~
VVo ovVV aFAyfs' yi,y msaps Y spcn Y 'pl,'.fi I
iihS cllenhel y ''ghi ~ cfosss'l " lp'i'y''a'pf
i'hals'S .- sF.ssliclai Il Ssh l'tl
y eREkxfoRfafIeEsos PkUPsHx-l lOW The
q SshlinSt y s'hiAy-six ra0psss weIslssisxpo'..
sea isin 5osicu ~ we Sale au.noIl,Ics q
'sgesfarl.nsHlsg inIsne coanlfE sreI' erAsneP
f'hsy had originally been ssns. 2 nsHFl
CoNkscTISur -- The Senate AZ Cpnnecii.
EcaulI has aImos. 'unaRiu6uslyZ, y passed iikS
following spD5 sproposnions d an ssnnenamieHRI5 II
l,hss sCSpsd,liqp 81 jhAs Sia,s. They have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13
iRRIviIS AZ THR PRINCIPAL H0TBLs


AMERICAN HOrEL-JJ Mcbride. Texas; Miss
s saiis snS; dron.r, i ar: Whit Wright
Ws' s and LADY :y.d gs Ms H::p Butter s
and lady Mrs. Dixon Miss Dixons Mise he0se; mr
and Mrs Taylor 4ehildreu and nurses, Miss Dich-
ior I' M HARDY, skpwits and 2 soma NJ r Che
vers, Norfolk, b Creath, Wilmington; w Il Peek.
Petersbure; DR. Crenshasv, Chs. City.
PB Bsnton, Cumberland Fl Rosan, A A Kyle,
Tenn; Wren. 9 8 Balm. Richmond; ? 3 Wren,
II Prise. Petersburg; B Desren, Che:teItied;
1s1 Wi G9aaff {; VIII H.@sison
: 81. CHARLES HOTEL 3 8 psu.. Isle of
lostesyile; Leschold. and lady. Putnam, Va; Miss
w Grennell. do; Couley. W.; n Napkins,
3ooehiand; c Houchipg. "; Day 7 son,
LADY,. Nerfoli: Thos Mitchell, aoochland J @ Tins.
lev, Hanover; 9 w Robertson, Richmond; w
Winefree lady and four children and servant, Va;
q r Welsh. Va: r w Fields ClsrLsviIIe: B Fields,
do; w Samuel, w; q E.sten, Henderson, KY;
3 Womaek, New Orleans; Domsck T.. 5sitnorei
NJ Macon. Louisa; Jones' Hanover; Gordon. Va;
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-Miss Psschy, Amelia; Z
:o h'. snd svt chin
drec and nurse, w T N Cooke. lady. children snd
servant Mr.. opl and syt, Mir TsomPson and ser;
En- elisb, and lady, Fl Means. Mrs Means, Mia
Means. C; Lunsford. VIM b stratton, Lynch
buEl Horton, yIsinia; Mt Beard Page e ce.nsy
Phiiada; B w BsIIsmy. Fla; J Bowles: Baltimore
ei5 M Y9gnt r END son q snilh as
n s1 cSss.ss sae To%iia King VIM Col Cham
i Isa' M asas R soa Chamber fIsween.
Hundly, Ga; w Robbins and lady, Boston
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SECRETARY WOODSON.

The fact that petitions were in circu
lation in Kansas, requesting the President
in the event of Mr.. Dawson's declining the
appointment of Governor of the new terri
tory, to confer it upon Mr.. Woodson, the
present Secretary, is a high and deserved
compliment to that gentleman. Mr.. Wood
son is person whom it would require more
mendacity and impudence than even an abe.
litionist possesses, to describe as 'border
ruffian." With sufficient frmness of charac
ter, he is one Of the most amiable and gentle
Of men; calm and selfpoised; man of kind
heart, sound judgment and great moderation
of spirit. We have known him long and
well, and rejoice to witness the high esteem
in which he is held in his new Western home
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RAGING OF EpIDEMIcs AT NIGHT


The text from which physicians so often
preach upon the danger of exposure to the
night air." is particularly applicable during
the prevalence of epidemics 1t is said that
both in England and on the continent, a
large proportion of cholera, in its several
ferns, was observed to have occurred be
tween one and two clock in the morning.
In the great plague of London, four thousand
persisted in one night. At Hamburg, during
the cholera, stoves and open fires were kept
burning through the night, and at Sierra
Leone, the natives have practice in the
sickiy season, of keeping fires constantly
burning in their huts at night, not that thew
have been prompted TO do SO by the aid of
chemistry, but they assert that the fires keen
away the evil spirits to which they attribute
lever and ague. 1t is said that latterly Euro.
psans have begun to adopt the same practice
ana those who have tried it assert that thew
nave entire immunity from the tropical fa
vers 70 which they were formerly subject.
Inc w estminster Review gives the follow.
ing simple explanation
lsh q night ,ha. the stream NJ -.
ground must always be The mos, All nearest the
PARTICLES OF aninslized matter given en, t Win me
xin, and deletertous gasses, such m es,ho on me
g. the product of respiration, and su,phn scio
nyorosen, the product Of the sewers. In dsn x
sna veporous substances of oil kinds Ii.s H. =
vac az y the raretacton of heat at night when thu
slssetion leaves them, the fall by an increase ~
sIsvhy. inperfsctly mixed with the aimospbers
1nns ne gsssss evolved during the night, ins.cad
= t.c rsmaln as nearly the same level II
-. .so.n nat earoonic acid gas, ct low tempers
ssss partskes 20 nearly Of the nature Of . Sn,s
ssss msy DO posred ont Of one vessel into sno.
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4el&S s,4s ss E :. .Es7 3;

ING, 1885, vai IL HEgT
October. lass. ana eontinn me second Sosp,;e
FIRST DAY-MONDAY. Oct as'
for all ages; four mile heats four or
race, the Proprietor to add $1,000 ss Ss % aai,
half forfeit. Closed LET June with n. ri. sasa,s
Mr.. VIM. H. Gibbons names b. m Nm
ner, out Of Cassandra. four ears old Nn0 y Mr.
Mr.. Towles names ch. m CordsIis Ra,.
ner: out of Madors, FIVE years old ''d' SI VI.
.os l on. n os M.da1 Oors o nsms. Oh Henry
Mr.. John Campbell names ch m Flo,a.
ner, out of Ann Watson, by Glencoe. 0e y w
MI John Campbell names ch T. Lam, o.,
Mssn.r: s out Fl e,0sn: three ys.rs old 'Aia
Prince George, out Of Registers dam .ss. zoe !,
M ny. q. r. MeSrssn names Oh. b. Sam Latch,
Wssner, out Of Medoc mare. four yssrs al y
out of Minstrel's dam, seven year, ola W "is,.,
Mr. Calvin Green names CHI h Rrants,,.
COG. out Of Mary Morris four years Old. yea,
Mr.. A. Cheatham names
SECOND DAY TUESDAY sv.
Syears old, $500 entrance, half forfeit IN. Tot
closed with the following subscribers: ~'s asaa
David Mcdaniel names e. By Rss.p. a.,
imp. Whale. 'A'' IAN b
.n a. c ssm a.a, and
Calvin Green names b. g. by Sovereign, dam l..
THIRD wEDNEsDAY-Je..., r.,
Purse $500, three mile heats s'I VlsA
FOURTH DAY THURSDAY p,,,s
Purse $500, two mile heats 'phsari
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY.-P D.
$500. three mile heats, for handieap ma. a.. uls
horses only that have stastad 10 some rscs au,s q
week. iasa.
The following stakes are proposed
SECOND DAY, Is Z C0ND RACER Trrrs
DAY.-A sweepstake for three year Oh soI,. 20 =,
lilies entrance SOD, half forfeit; nile Iast. 40
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY A Sgs,,.,,,
for fouryear old colss and lliss $500 eatr,sss -,
forfeit; two mile heats. HA
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY.-As wespalAss IA, tina.
year old colts and FLIES; $500 entrance l.f to,
two mia heats ''''
SECOND kkCE-SAME DAY-A s,.,.D,s,,
for untrled thIee-year old cola and II e.; sa =
trance, half forfeit; mile heats ID
~ ALI the above stakes to name AID cl,,s Il, "a,
tsDber. V
au
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILhoAD.-We are pleased
t, learn that two additional miles of the Central
Railroad have been opened, making the terminus
twenty miles from Staunton, and that In few days
the will run to Craigs, twenty two miles wess
OF that place. By new arrangement, the stages
from the Springs meet the cars at the terminus oil
the road, aud the train returns the same evening to
Stanton, adding much to the comfort of pas.
sengers. There 10 q second train which meets
passengers from the West at the terminus, at A.
n aud brings them to Staunson, from whence they
and those Western passengers Of the night before,
take passage for Richmond after comfortable
breakfast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

WHIsKEY TOO MucH-Frederick Kra-
gle, after drinking too much whiskey, and becom-
ing crazy, went into Mr. kelys yard and alarmed
Waterman Browning on hearing the noise took
Fred into custody, and brought him before the
Mayor last Saturday, when he was sent to iail to
sober off JON W
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AMAZING Gangs of dirty negroes blocka-
ded the side on ain street ear 2Is,
m ,rning, to the Annoyance of decent persons W.T.
happened to be passing that way The appearanes
hut ealy to gather again whea he had psssed f9e N
Oh
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SAVINGS BANKS.

The Savings Bank of England contains
deposits from individuals in humble life
amounting to one hundred and thirty mil.
lions of dollars. In addition, there are many
Friendly Societies in the United Kingdom
The operative classes, it is said, possess in
these various institutions a capital to the
amount of two hundred and twenty millions
of dollars, the fruits of their patient indus.
try and self. denying economy
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9 O'Clock los,

STABLE BURsEp.-About o'clock last
Saturday night, brick stable on 4th street. ue.-
Frsuklin occupied BY Mr Darrscott, was set on Ere
and partially burned. The firemen were prompts
on the ground with their and extn suishrS
the ismes before the damage became very serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

III ooK AND soDA.'-One ofthe most
delightful beverages yet Invented by the naenni,u
of man for summer drink, can be had at Mes,rs
Duval & Norton's, corner of Main and 10Th stree,s
Those who have never INDUCED In this "poeticsp,
drink, should try ii at once
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BOUND OvER.-Louisa Getz, charged
with using abusive and vulgar language 10 Mrs,
henFy, appeared before the Mayor last Saturday.
behavior. 07 sooa
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CoNrIsuED.-The warrant against John
Wade, charged with assaulting and beating Jobn
r Hughes on Thursday last, will be disposed of bv
the Mayor next Friday morning. if the witnes 10y
can he brought to sight at that time. ''D0''0'
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"WAa, with eli Its horrors" is not so relentleal
ar enemy to our race those fell diseases Scrofula
Syphilis Rheum atism. the imprudent use of Mer
impure state ofthe Blood. CARTER's SPANISH MIX
TuRE 10 the only remedy which will drive these In
sidous diseases from the system. Many have beer
restored to health who but for its timely aid would
have sunk in diSpair. Do NOT DELAY, BUT TaY IT
LIT
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LARGE HAUL.-Yesterday mornino ~,

LARGE HAUL.-Yesterday morning the
cage over the first market contained sixteen bird
white yellow and black. all of whom were captured
the night before and locked for violations Of GOOD
free uss Of rum had much do with this uussvo,U
gathering, consequently the Mayor ordered a nnm,
fore giving them the privilege of returning to tbsir
homes SA
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Two THICK To THR1vr;

L w Thick TO THRIvE-Some few
mornings since member of the police had occa =
sion to visit one OF the small buildings 10 the neg-
6orhood OF 9Th and Cary Streets and to his aston
ishment found In the yard. on pile of straw, more
than score OF mep, who had lodged there ali uieht.
MOST OF these people were Strangers, and we pre-
sumo have left the city before this time.
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TO NER YQIL2 -

AS An invisorator and restorative, whore q gentle
stimulant s wanted believe it superior to all the
eordials before the public, as q cure for DYsPEP-
STA, COUGH, SCROFULA and RHEUMATISM
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t hiss
been truly successful to the single and married We
offer the most valuable remedy, which Thousands
will testify.
fy- Call and get pamphlets, and see curess
81 per bottle, six bottles for $5
Sold In Richmond, by o. A sTRECKER and
PURCELL, LADD CO, and BY all the Druggists
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Psmph.
lets gratis. au 1S-dlcts
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KENTUCKY's NoBLEsT Son
HON. HENRY CLAY,
AND 81 ILL ANOTHER SPEAKS FROM THE
HOME OF DR. HAMPTON


History cannot produce more wonderful cure
thar that certified 10 by the Hon. w. p Thonasson.
extreme; yet there is g young man in the city of
Baltimore cured by this wonderful Tincture Of this
disease, in still more aggravated form, and OF long
continuance We refer also to the pamphlet OF
cures of the most respectable witnesses that Stamp
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE as the great discovery OF
the age.
CURE OF HEREDITARY eCROFULA.
The following certificate is from eminent law
yer of Kentucky, who s known in all the States,
having fer number of years represented his State
Ia Congress-:
1t sffor5s pleasure to state thar DR.. Hsnpt
Eiucute has effected most extraordinary OF
my slave boy, Albert The pstisnt was three years
of gs, and had the Scrofua His father 10 scrofu.
lous The boy was moving mass of sores, from
swollen and turned inside out, exhibiting horrible
matteIing ulcers, and protruded the eye balls
this child-that fslt resigned to die, as relief
from suffering-has been restored to health under
the treatment of DR.. Hampton
w
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AMUsEMBNrs
n SLASH COTTAGE b

The "MECHANIC GUARpr q
LIpscoMB win make gu EJcn,.,1apt Mr.
COTTAGE, on to tax
MONDAY AFTERNOOy sa
purins the evening GRAND avg. 13lb
nE Ias Hss Dy.:a n Ain and abanat
Pho Mechanic Guard beg 10 ad-
and .hs public that nothing shall b. ssf Ia,
der the Excursion and Bali sysrv,k; v.ntrr -
fastidious could desire. ains TIA, ~ -. ~
psny will be In attendance, ana tha ao hailroa4 O..
will be enforced. "o most ritH 80 -
y TICKETS admitting lsdv
for the round trip Tickets for sails a. H. ahsassn
oos DuSs s ssa rs.f pss ssss
Tho Excursion Train will lesys -.
O'Clock ard return about O'Clock D.. Dspo. A. :,
leave Ia the n o'clock train. 1eFsons sas,,
e Members Of other Volunteer CAM,
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MARINE NEWS.
roR4 OF RICHMOND. Aug. IL.

SAILED.
Sehr Richmond, Harris. New York, mdz D. w.
Currie.
Schr North Point, Swsn, Rio, -four, Fl. T. l. e. B.
Taliaferro.
schr Gen Worth, D0bbns. Baltimore.
Schr. II. FOLEY, Creighton, Baltimore.
Sehr. w. Spear, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr. Cornelia. Potter, Philadelphia coal. W.
d. Colquitt j. Co s -
schr g. X Jones Myrick, light.
Schr Poquosop, Hopkins, Hampton.
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William G. Walstrum has bean appoioted iailor
,or Aihemarle county, 10 place of Mr.. Washington
~, An American convention IL called In Chsrlostsss
ve 70 send delegates from Albemarle to the State
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Conc AHEAD-The worhnen under the
direction Of Engineer GILL. are pashiag TO comple
ton the beautiful hall over the fssi MARKET which
VII probably bs ha.shed by the 15h OF October, and
VIII than be tarned over to the Virginia
Institute, TO hold annual its fair In
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COMnaEHC1AL.

RICHMOND MARKETS Aug. II. 1855
FLoua.-Not mach doing in four to.dsy We note
al. ~ 40 barrels Tor shipment at s90$9.l2 per
barrel. Lar,
ouote ~ n as for white, and e1.90 for red.
CopN-No chsuge to note 10 corn
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The r. L. I. BLUES hold very impOr.
tant citing tonight, at which every member should
he present See the advertisement Of Orderly Fry
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The Curtis PECK has discontinued her
trims on the James River, owing to the prevalence
of yellow fever Ia Portsmouth and Norfolk. She
viii not resume them until health IL restored to
our neiphboring cities, which we sincerely trust
win be In the course of few days.
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n.,.Tcs YoR TIE SPRINGS. - Persons
..;n. - tbe Springs can have the Dispatch
ssnt 4 them for amy length of time they
NAV desire. -
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Fun AHEAD.-ThOse who wish to spend
9. pleasant evening may do 80 by joining the
Mechanic Guard this afternoon in their trip to
Slash Cottage. The company have secured the
best of music, and an abundance of refreshments,
and made such police regulations as will ensure
good order at the Cottage. OF course the young
folk will turn out to enjoy the fun
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YHw sPECIAL NOTICBs.

SPEoIAL NoTIoE.-I yOn are sick, the
probability ia that the root Of your suffering 10 In the
stom ach. From e weak stomach proceed dyspepsia,
laneuor, oppression in the diaphragm. jaundice,
headache, nausss bodily weakne dimness of sight
heartburn, costiveness, dJsentery, and legion OF
other torn nting diseases. Indigestion produces
thin blood and therefore destroys the strength and
viaor Of the system. To restore the tone of the
stomach and enable II to throw of and dsmiss for
ever all these tormentne and dangerous complaints,
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. G. NJ Jack
son Philadelphia. There 70 nc mistake, no failure
In their ssnative effect
Agents for this sity-M,,ssrs. PURCELL, LapD
Co., and BENNETT l. BEBas Druekists
an Is DIV
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HAND IN Your CosrR1RurIoss.-All

HAND IN Your COSTRIBUTIoNs.-A
those who design contributing to the funds now
being raised for the relief of the sufferers la Ports.
mouth and Gosport, should hand In their names
to Mr.. J w. Randolph as soon possible II IL
all important that what is to be done should be
done quickly, for the sick suffering for the me-
cessarias of lite as well as for nurses, which can
only be had at exhorbitant prices Those who
cannot give money, but have provisions to spare.
can send contributions of that character to Mr..
Psiro or Mr.. Amber, both of whom are laboring
earnestly to do something for their suffering friends
Surely there is not man 10 Richmond who will
withhold his mite under such circumstances
Let all do something, and speedy relief will be In
stantly given.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE "A CANDID Course -
The component parts of sTABLERS ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANf and sTABLERs DI.
ARRHGA CORDIAL have been made known to
upwards of five hundred physicans, every one Of
whom without gle exception have pronounced
them excellent medicines, compounded in accord
ancs with scientific principles and skllfu! pharms
ceutical KNOWLEDGE. 1t ia q well known fact, that
physicians generally oppose what are termed pop.
ulsr ienss and this fact epeaks loudly in favor
of their candor and the intrinsic merits of thess val
uabls rrepai atoms, which are most appreciated
where they are best known, and which are coming
into ysry general for the distressing paints
thew are intended to cure For diseases Of the lungs
and throat, Etabler's Anodyne Cherry ESpsctorant
affords q safe and speedy remedy; while the Dlar.
lbns Cordial has never known to fail in giving relief
See escriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the
agents.
ties Tor $2.50.
4. H. STABLER l. CO, Projectors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
. PURCELL LADO l. CO., Druggists,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
ont Virsiaia au 13-d&cl2t
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW MUSIC
~ Received by HAROLD MIIRRAY a..

NEW BOOKS AND NEW MUSIC
~ Received by HAROLD MURRAY, BRoAp
The Land of Gold, or Reality versus Fiction; bv
d K. Heirer (This is most Interesting book
Ceve Hall; by Miss Sewell-si.
The Star Pspers by Henry Ward Beecher-sI
Long Look Ahead; or the First Stroke and the
Last; By A. 8. Roe-S1 25 "A0 '"o
Femaie Life Among the Mormons; by the wife of
C. MSCormack, of New York-SI.
MARY Lyndon-an autobigraphy-GI
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE & GIJITAR
y From the Mountain High; A Syrian song from the
How Proudly will they Hear this at Home-sons
With Smile in her Eyes-25 cts
orphans Lament; By Charles Jarvis-25 cts
Lsurette-music by Gerge Ldley-25 cts
Goblin Around, as" sung by every bodyn-25 cts
The Young America Schottish; By Brown so
MnispSr OF Love by Brown 80 "
Little Daisy-a beautiful eops Is eta
complete assortment of all the populsy and
ardsrd music for the Piano or Guitar, slways on
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13
&FS4 u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
&AE IAMESTQWH EQR NEW Ynal

&9SAG JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YoRk
VIA OLD POINT, leaves wharf at Rockets, TUES
DAY afternoon, at o'clock.
Freight received to-day, Monday ct ~ O'Clock,
and up to the hour of O'Clock P. M, on Tuesday
l4th inst
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, O'Clock p Nj. Tuesday, the 14th
inet
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, South
side of the Basin, on beard the ship.
Those who may prefer to join the Ship at City
Point do 80 BY the Petersburg cars. that leave
at 81 O'Clock Wednesday morning
Consignees informed that their goods will be
landed to-day, and they requested TO send down
for them.
Shippers requested to send in their Bills of
Lading early Tuesday evening for signature their
goods will be consigned to order.
Onlv 80 through to New York, meals included.
au 1875 LUDLAM l. WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13
THOS. M. MONTAGUE.

AUCTION NorIoE.-Particula attention
Isl ested to my large sale China Glass and Earth
enwaIe, this morning, commencing at 81 O'Clock, 81
the store of Mr.. Hugh A. Watt.
au IS THOS w KEEaEE Au,t