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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-10

In Michigan, traveller put up at a far
mers house. He pretended to be clergy
man. After supper he went out with his
host to look after his horse. While gone, the
mother and daughters, with the pious curl
osity natural to all the daughters of Eve,
began to speculate upon the probable reli-
gious faith of their visitor. One thought he
was Presbyterian; another, that he was
Baptist another, that he was Methodist.
At last, sudden thought struck one Of the
girls, that if they could get sight Of his
Hymn Book, that would unravel the myste-
ry. Old woman and daughters proceeded
to examine his saddle bags with all posi-
bic dispatch. Out tumbled newspapers, dir
ty shirts and books, each volume carefully
scrutinized. At last, bright-eyed girl ex
claimed " I've got it I've got !" holding
up a quart whiskey bottle; "hes Hard
Shell Baptist"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-10

The President of the British Association
for the advancement Of Science, in his open
ming address at the yearly scientific gather
ing lately held at Glasgow, stated as one of
the results of Lord ROSES telescope, that
for the first time since the days of Newton,
a suspicion has arisen in the minds ofastron
omers, that laws other than those of gravi-
tation may bear rule in space and that the
nebuIa phenomena revealed to us by that tel
escope, must BE- governed by forces different
from those of which we have any knowledge.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-10

PERSONNEL OF MARSHAL PELIssEER.
following is an extract Of private letter da
ted before Sevastopol:
81 was rather surprised at the appearance
of the French commander of the forces,
From his character expected to have seen
young ac ctive man. General Pelissier is an
enormously fat man, with very white hair,
which is cut very close he is so fat that he
is unable to ride any distance He was in
an open carriage drawn by four grays, and
two soldiers as outrders, and an Arab with
a white flowing robe followed it, The Gen
eral was dressed in uniform. with number
of decorations on his breast, and over his
shoulders he wore a white cloak somewhat
similar to those worn by the Arab chiefs.
He is not very tall and his face has rather
good humored expression, and quite different
from what your imagination would portray
from his history either here or in Africa.
Rachel has closed her first engagement in
New York, and is now astonishing the Bos-
tonlanS Of her material success the New
York Mirror, her organ, says: TWenty-four
performances and two readings have been
given here The thirteen performances in
September realized the gross amount of + 49,
56l; and the eleven during the present
month, 81. 200 making total of 1886 ,5G4 j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
. RICHMOND AND

DANVILLE, SOUTH.
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROADS-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-shor
most comfortable and most expeditous route 70 the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS-Through by Daylight and
6aeease checked through. except ON Stages.
Vsifors to the Virginia Springs BY this route take
the 6outh.sde Rsilroad cars Ct Petersburg, or s9e
Richmond and Danville oars at Richmond, at A. NJ,
daily Sundays exeepted breakfast at the Juretien
and ample time given passengers to eat; arrive q
Lynehburg at 10 M. to dinner, and thence, via W.
and Tenn. Railroad, reach Bonsack,s Depot at " Z.
M the same day, and there take KENT, ~ MINER.
SON CO.'S FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine 81
the Red Sweet or Sweet Springs and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs III miles) early on the even
ing Of the second day from Richmond end refers.
burg, without night travel and with but "a miles OF
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad L. located
through Q most romantic country, possessing Gil,
mate unsurpassed for its sslubrity and delightful
temperature The road passes the besa OF the feaks
of Otter and within three miles Of the Allegheny
Springs one mile OF the Devils Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles OF the
Yellow Sulphur SPRING. all pleasantly situated q
few miles apart ON the Eastern slope of the Allie
ghany mountain, in Montgomery county. The VS.,
fsrs Of these Springs celebrated for their gress
medicinal qualities, the accommodations are excel.
lent and have been greatly increased since last ses'
-,
visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kens,
sunmerson Co.'s tages at Newborn Depot ct 81
A M the next day after leaving Richmond or fe'
tersburg aud arrive at Red Sulphur early In the a.
ternoon and Salt Sulphur early In the evening.
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4 FOB THE SPRINGS.
AND DANvILLE RAIL

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY--120 MILES
rIyHE regular Passenger Tram viii run
daily (Sundays sxcepted) between kICH.
NOND and NEWS FERRY.
"a .inntss At the Junction for Breakfast) and arrive
II NEWS FERRY at y 9 3. Il,
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND q ~ =.
,o;nt. onIv Manc6sster, lRobiou's, Coalfeld, To-
nmahawi, fowhatan, Mattoa.. Chsi., Amelia 2. a,
ws.r,;n KsvsviIfe Drnke,a Branch, Messing Ford,
Rssnots, Glover, scottsburs Boston, and News Fer
~. 70 ve.rs NJ 49, hsIf
price. - .,,-.. p,r.+ h. t,vr,.y.
cd with two passes, 90 that one can pc Ie.Ines ~
the Office; and It must be expressly stateo ON the pass
ar thew are permitted to 90 on the cars;
Pssssnrers for Lynchburs, Wytheviie, Jonesbo.
-, Knoxyille aud the Virginia Springs, conneet
nstb South Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to White sulpher Springs in two day!
without night travel.
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SPIRIT OFTHEP PRESS.

The Examiner has an article on the cruelty OF
cutting off Norfolk and Portsmouth from all com.
munication with US, and would not be surprised If
IN offended Heaven should visit us with VEN
geauce a. terrible AZ our inhumanity Ia henops in
Ito sight
The Wig has an article on the propriety of the
South supporting southern literature
The Enquirer comments upon an extract from
the Edinburgh Review, In which that periodical
'Shows up" slavery to the free ~ people of Eng
land with ell It's imaginary evils
The National american has an interesting sketch
OF yellow fever, lite Iocaties-mode of curing It.
&c., furnished by friend.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Pc ID :..;;s . e. s. 8

De 50
TWO TRAINS BETWEEN sTAUNTON AND
THE SPRINGS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING 10 MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large force il engaged in laying the rails rapid.
ly towards the Springs. In few days another
ton will be open.
Those who desire to go quickly will continue on
from Staunon immediately after dinner, stopping fer
the night at the Bath Alum, and arrive at the White
Sulphur early next evening
ii they prefer, passengers may stop in Stanton,
and take the at next morning, every day, ex-
sept Sunday, when the Stages will meet them at the
te minus, and travel with strict regard comfort
RETURNING,
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
miles from the terminus Of the Railroad and take
the morning cars from Staunton at the terminus at
P. M connecting with the Aexandria cars at Cor.
louisville, and arrive ct Richmond at P. NJ
THE SECOND LINE
Will leave the White Sulphur after breakfast stay
gil night az hot or warm springs next day dine at
Stauntou by o'clock P. M.
Fare in connection aoith stage line Of Nm. P. Fari.A
4 Co.
To White Sulphur. So 90 To Warm Springs. 81 IS
r ssseet sprngs... 800 To Bath Alum: 10y 90
70 Hes - 70 koctbridge Auma 90 %
Trains for the Springs leavs Richmond at As A.
M those for Gordonsviiie, by the night line, leave
passen gers nave ample Tune TO rake their
meals and connect with both trains and will always
fnd omnibus at the Depots of the Danville and
Pete fshurg Roads, which will take them FREE OF
CHARGE, if they 60 through direct.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing aoith Friday, third day of august.
For the accommodation of the way-traval, pas.
senger train will be in connection with freight
leaving Richmond at A. M and arriving at IS
p III. This train will take up and put down psssen-
gers at all the usual stopping places except torrs
and they have the right to transfer themselves be,
tween this and the express mail train at any point
whsrs they come in connection. Going up, the mail
at Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot stop anywhere but at
regular Depots, except Junction and Atlee's
FL. d. WHITCOMB, Superiut'dt
of TRANSPORTATION, Va. C.RR
Office Va Central Railroad Co.
Richmond, Aug A, 1856. aud
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW MUSIC
IN Received by HAROLD l. MURRAY, sAon

STREET 1,
The Land of Gold, or Reality versus FictiGni b
H. r. Helf er. (This is most interesting o'ei'-
81.
Clevs Hall; by Miss Sewell-Sl. a,
The Star Papers; By Henry Ward Beecbef-s
Long Look Ahead; or the Fret Strobe sHd 100
Last; BY A. 8. Roe-s1 IS.
Female Life Among the Mormons; By tho wis OIL
a Mormon Elder-sl. u....
A Visit to the Camp before Ssbs'top1l By NeAha
C. Mccormack, of New York-Sl.
Mary Lyndon-an antobi graphy-el. -ts
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE 6UlIAa
From the Mountain High; A styrisn song ron Wv
Germsn-25 cts.
How Proudly will they Hear this st Homes"
of the Crimes-25 cts.
With Smile in Her Eyes-25 cts
Orphans Lament; by Charles JaIVi,-.o e"
Lurette-muiic by Gerse Lidlsy-S eb =,
Bobbin Around, as" sung BY EVERYBODY -.
The Young America Schottisb; by Bro~n ~
Whisper of Love 4" by Brown "
Little Dsisy-a beautiful Songs cts
A complete assortment of all the poPan -
standard music for the Piano or Gnlar hss's.
hand. AaD
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For further Information apply to
E. G. WALL,
Superintendent South side r. R., Petersb'g.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
sup't Kichra'd L Danville 4. f.. Richmond.
e. H GILL,
sup't Va. 4 Tennessee X. B., Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSCN & CO.,
10 II Finnestla Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

CONNECTICUT ToBAcco.-Most of the tobacco
raised BY the farmers on the banks of the Connec-
ticut river, Is manufactured Into CIGARS In Hart
ford county. Butfew cigars are made in Hartford
city, but in the vicinity of Suield, some four hum
dred persons are engaged In the work, turning
out about 100000 cigars per week. There are
two large establishments Ia Sufiald, for the manu-.
facture of cigar boxes. which are made from ce-
dar imported from Honduras, and are sold from
to IA cents piece There Is not 90 much peddling
from the factories IS there was formerly. Vast
quantities of the cigars are sent to certain cities
south and west and from those points the peddlers
radiate until there 10 hardly town in the Union
mat not supplied With its quota of Connecticut
cigars All of these cigars are not manufacturers
from Connecticut tobacco, much of the leaf being
imported from Cuba.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15
ID o ssxIs HAS A HARD n,

TVM LEONARD 10 the man, b.,,,,
AZ coughs, colds, consumption az. e.inh N.
liz en- my rm 4, Pellet tina. bi; Ia.saat M, y.
small, WIN iitile m,
This Cough Syrup please t,t. s
And give your honest opinioa. ,;scfds;
minion, aieodsuts. ~.
or the best medicine chs ,id.o,t
Price .z5c per bottle; bostIs. sofls' 4
Leonard's Dollar Cordial. one talv
mi; T0 BE hsd Of L; B THOMAS, Broad ,.,. =
Richmond and State of Vi,. d,saisn ssaS,sa
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD L Co. a5 " whslssi ,
Richmond. Va. 'u and stoG ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN tx

~ TRACTOR will subdus pain and inasnsia
from the severest burns or scslds, In from ons %
twenty minutes. and will hesl the wounds vitb1a
scar; it efectuaIly cures Fever Sores Pia Si
Bruises, 5csld Head, Cons and Bunions ErYdpsg
Sprsips, Sweliings. Feions, Chiblsins Bites oh
sects, SweIied and Broken Breast, Sore RiEaa
Eruptions and all other intlsmmatory and eulsas0s
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This srticle 10 now put up in blue wrspp,D, via
new steel plnte label, ana signed by H DALEY, ~
ker, and @. y Clickner & Co, Propnetors to rm
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly s"1
store.
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine sss
style, 81 they furnish the trsds at proprsofi'h'
az Retsi priee oply $50 box NH 26-dkVa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

SLAVE CASE IN NEW YoRK Mr. ]. E. Thomp
sou, Of Georgia. on visit with his family to Fort
Edward, washington county, N. Y. was cited to
appear before Judge Gibson soon after bis arrival,
and produce the person of an alleged slave Emily.
complained of as In possession of said Thompson.
Mr.. appeared, having with him a colored eirl
OF about twenty years, and answered to the com
plant that she was not restrained of her liberty.
but had been informed previous to starting upon
the journey that she would be free to leave him If
she desired upon arriving in the free States-that
she had no desire to leave him. but preferred 10
return to her southern home No one apr "a log
to prosecute the writ, the Judge discharged the
same. The girl Emily had not been consulted
previous to the prsterment of the complaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

AN INVOLUNTARY observation-disclosures! Calls.
at Albany N T., few days since, stole covered
basket from the steps of grocery store. and made
haste to get away with her booty. What was her
,s and ehsgrin to discover, opening
and sleeping. ~
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DUMMY IN JAIL.-There was COM

RUNAWAY In JAIL.-Jn mere was COLI
III mittsd to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond, ~
runaway, on the 18th day Of June, 1855. negro
man who calls himself sAM and says he ID the pro.
perty Of Sarah 81 Hsndry, OF Goochlsnd county, Va.
Bald gro IL feet inches high, Of dark complex
ted to jail dark wooden coat and pants and blssk
wool bat. The owner Of said negro II requested to
him away, OF he will be dealt with as the Law di.
reefs. JOS. A. STARKE, D. 3,
y17-6w For Martin n. Lpseomb, Bsrgt.
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w. w. BAILEY.
NISSOLUTTON OF CO-PARTNER-

HISSOIUI1ON OE OO-I all NEIL
II sHIP.-Ths eo-partnership heretofore existing
WRIGHT ( BROTHERS was dissolved ON the
sOth Of June having disposed Of their buanem to
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
Those indebted to the late firm, are requested 70
settle their accounts ct and the debits OF the
concern will be paid by JOHN WEIGHT. u.
WIN. WRIGHT,
JNO. WRIGHT, JR,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
R;rhmand IuIv 8. 1a55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

YELLOW FEVER ON THE MrssIssIPpI The Con-
cordis, Miss, lntelligencer learns from reliable
Natehez gentleman, who came from BAYOU Sara on
the steamer Princess, Wednesday evening, that
imported iuto Bayou Sara bv the packets nlvtna
between New Orleans and that place On Monday.
the 6h, two had died who were landed from pack
cts, and the others remained still sick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

K, E. HUGHsON, Ticket Agent.
n B.-For the information Of the public, It IL
deemed proper to state that there u osny me OF
stages from the terminus OF the road VIA Danviie to
Grsensboro. Passengers for Milton and Yanceyville
viii leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
ie 26 H. =. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

During the Sd and 4th instant, sixteen vessel, ar.
rived q Buffalo, from Erie, with 1918 tons of coal
and 10000 feet of lumber
The Pacific Railroad of Missouri has lust been
opened to Herman, and an sxcursion train h..
beon run over the road. A''
Inc Austrian ssrriscns Ia Italy have been rein.
forced with 10000 troops from Vienna,
Jacob Haner, proprietor OF paper mill a, York
Pa. died suddenly, Thursday. " ~ ioiA'
Rev. William Mckinney. chaplain n, the n.,u
yssd.h Gosport, preached In Washington. Sun.
day. suns
Ars. Ann Hawke, vito Of Right Rev Bi.hon
Hawke. Of Missouri died recently.
hss. Psyson Wiiliston, d. D.. OF Easthampton,
Mas. So years Of age, d tho oldest liyoa srsdusis
of Ysls CuIlsse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15
UUNE q CO,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond Y,

~ RICHMOND January To- lA
Z Mesrs. Dove l. Color about seven ye.,u
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer on the ,hin scrs5
one OF his legs; he had had the very bss. meJ,tlI
vice, and the strictest attention from MYSELF bs n,
has been repeatedly poultced and burnt with csss,
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfectly gus
with the limb elevated; sometimes The sore scl
be as large as the psln ofa mans hand and aoih.n
no larger than half dime, aud even when hnI
tanned this small size would break out sssi1 "
came certainly discouraged about it, and ora d,
while In your store. l asked you what must % Il
it; you gave me a BEETLE of your Turf Oh. sut ahs
using bottles (by the dirsciion) It was suir.,
healed Previous to the time of using it, be had ID
months from his work, but since, be ba nsvs
lost Gin gle day. / will add that have e1psnaa
useiessly on his limb about two hundred aud En-
dollars sad 1t gives pleasure to add to the uuI
you have, this testimonial of the virtues Of youf
OIL. Very respectfully, Sc sHELros
congratulated by permission from slssy d
his oitv.I nh Sl-Qksa
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away

XII OO1A1AnC M w AhO.-hdH away
eJU from the subscriber on Sunday the 18th inst !,
INV negro man named PAUL. He IL feet inches
IL about % years of age, Of light brown color with
black curly hair resembliDg an Indian's) he has an
i'm pedimsnt In his speech, and talks thick when
Nsshville, Tennessee. 1 bought him In Richmond
of Mr. He may try to get back to Nashville.
and confinement IA any jail, 10 that get him again.
or will pay S25 reward If taken up In the city Of
Richm oud, and will pay all reasonable expenses II
he Il delivered to me In this city. He wore away
blue mixed cotton pantaloons, black sstinet coat
and straw hat SOLOMON DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15
CHOLERA MORBTJS NE ~.

ross diseases are becomins snne,ias ~
time, and If not speedily csses, ai.s prs,,... =,
constitution, and not unfr.oas.e.; ofss a. ...s
sure and speedy cure, We k1aw.iJ Lie a.
70 Lnat universally popula, 81 no rsr.Ia
rhEMIUM BlTTERs, and wwsdsins, lis
even one to give 1t trial. Az .hsr.fs,sV
elssstiSn and corrsctor and ps,ii pisv.pa, y
Ss.n D f.ss s srs unsurpassed. Evsof tss
PtRcEII, ' faDbS 81 { s CO. ~ z. al. !,
every where. a"e prassis, !,
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THERE once did live, not "a, -,

"A m4n OF WOnofou6 lame VH IN
A. / shall shortly make anna.
And POLAND was his nam.
What did he dol hear Won ~,
30 quickly to attain
What others strive for, might Ana L.
And toll for, Oft In van az
fhsn listen, while tell to you
What many one san tsil.
And many 9 one will prove h I'm.
How he did make them wel
For every pain flesh could srsu,.
On suffering mortals sent,
There's surely found perfect en,.
In POLLARD'S LINIMENT
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD + m
1eers, Adis L Gray, DuvalA Nortos d s:slm
Z. ,; Thomas, and Druggists general, a., = =
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rohsiGS PERSONAL lrEMs-Cruvell quits the
stage shortly. "forever,"to be married TO the son
o. baron vIgsir Horace Vernet has apainouit-
near Marseiea. where he has ius, hull. an a
villa ~ Aaber, the eminent composer, is vng IL
very low state, end bis medical attendants hoia
cut faint hopes OF his recovery. M Rossini i. nov
ostniag a. iroayiie, with the hopes that the sea
tsge from hi. stay 10 Paris, and Dr. Civisle Is no
onger ssnguine of success. Nv
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CEA BATHING.-CHESAPE FAX
M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-Th,

M ECHUM'6 RIVER HOTEL.-The
Nl subscriber. having. recently purchased this
property, has entirely furnished The House. and Is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retIsat 10 Ia the county OF Albemare about
ten miles above charlottesville, Immediately the
Central Railroad, aud situated Ia region Of country
unsurpassed fer both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view Of the Blue Ridge mountains,
structing through the noun TAIN and equally conve
nient to the University ofVirsinie and Monticello
WIN. P. JARMAN, p. M,
je 21--dta Mediums River.
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C0-PARTNERSHIP.-

MOTICE OF CO-I AnINSNsa5,i.A. -
PARTNERSHIP, under the title OF vALEEEaatTEE
i SON. ana will conduct general WHoLE1AtE
and RETAIL DRY GOODS b1nsess' q - io''
81 the staud Of Valentine, Crenshaw 20. III,
Between the LIT and 10th OF septemDe. .nJ{ III
open an entirely Stock 10 which they invite tne
s esan.i,. " MANN T. VALENTINE,
seHoS MANN s. VALENTINE, JR.
Our friend, Mr.. CRENSHAW, while at.
teudipe to the outstsndne debt of ", G. Co.. will
assist us for time In the Sales-room.
au7-3w VALENTINO . PLY r,
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk'
IL SHIP-The eo-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the style and firm Of BAILEY IhA ~,
CHS was this day diwolved By mutual censsnL. Al
persons having claims against the concern VIII PIsase
present them; and those indebted are iequested 20
A'"-' w. w. BAILEY,
IrIv lat 1ass O. A. FRANCIS.
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c-k THE UNDERSIGNED having
MAKING BUsINESS, formerly conducted on 18th
sire ct between Main and Grace Streets to hn isse
partner takes great pleasure In recommending nm
10 ND friends and begs to assure them thse All
work given him will be done In faithful and WORK
manlike manner rr,rv
LIZ w. w. 6AlLEIs
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Inc real and personal estate of Canada West IL
put down by the Government sttwo hundred mill
lions Of dollars.
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4 NELIA HPRING8-NEW SPRING
"a RCCLAIMED-Tbs subscribers tsks grest
plsssurs to inform the public thst they hsvs sac
toss r. be - strons S any sulphur water in the
mountslns Nj. VIZ. OLD b. OF Pow hassn County,
pronounsss II squsl 70 the White Sulphur. All We
- = = THOs. 6. WILSON 1 SONS.
aue--dt2t Amelia strinss
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DEMOVAL.-DANIEL ODONNELL,
IL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, has removed
opposite the Banks, where he would be pleased to
see his old friends and the public generally.
Hydraulic Rams, Lift aud Force PuItbs Bath Tubs,
Wash Hand Basins Water CLOSETS, Copper and Iron
Boilers &c, fitted up ON the most approved princ-
pies and at the lowest prices.
II Orders from the country promptly executed.
II JOBBING punctually attended 10.
jy 2S-lm
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II OVER You've TO MARRY YEr"-The Hud-
son IN. Y Sentiael states that In a VILLAGE nssr
thsttown, within the last three weeks. two conn,
les have been united Ia matrimony, whose united
sges amounted to over taoo hundred and thru
years. ' y
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fFfn UNION STEAMSHIP COM;

@Ffh UNION STEAMSHIP CONE
ssll1lk PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
sssa me vIRGiHIA Captain David TesI Steamer
Pennsylvania, Capt. z. Clifford
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until urther notice. every TUESDAY and
Friday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceive freight and passengers Returning leave Phil
adelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock
These Steamers are now in fine order increased
for the comfort of having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care In protecting
goods committed to our charge, to receive an in.
crease of patronage
y No transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, and found S8 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d 90
fasssge through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
:. 90
nassass TO City Point and Norfolk same as by The
River Boats. - ~ 'Ao
IL Passengers by this line can stop in Phiiadsl
pms two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
81. z. FUTILE, Agent,
Js <e-u Rockets.