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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

PITTSBURGH, June S.lI, 1859
am using pair OF Mr.. Sul0mOns' Llasses and It'd
Their: very comfortable CheernIy add my name 10 i.s
nun bel OI those who recommend Ihli
JOSEPH +. GAZZAM, NJ. H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Gr'rhe Savannah Journal of Wednesday says
tie statement tEat duel had been fought near
that city between DE-. Kirk and Lieut.. Chaplin is
totally false. The whole story is an unmitigated
Roorkack.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Wnlcu IS wmcu,-aIrs. Pepper got the better oil
the philosopher, the other day in arguing cues
ton whether women Or men talk the most.
You say woman can talk man almost to
DEATH SO d Mrs P, 'but would like to know
IL Sampson diln't jaw thousand Philtstlnes TO
death7'
The philosopher gave in and that very evening
presented Mrs. P. with ticket to strawberry
festival, where that respectable lady got into
enteen sharp disputes and enjoyed herself anna
zingIy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
New Fall and Winter Goods
s, RIG Els,


S. ELS,
No. l, SPrigg House.
I HAVE recently returned fOin Neyy York where
lave SUPPLE" myself with gorgeous STOCK Of
goods IN my line, for cold weather, CONSISTING Of broad
cloths, all colo and qualities, beaver cios oC
ri0r quail ty, for making overcoats Fancy and plain cas-
VESTINGS.
silk Velvet silk sItln meino ard mary other s,v,es
ail OF which do think little superior TO 5IyiL no
that can be found In this market aud which, an, rs
Fa'ed TO make 20 measure, in superior styles ~
READY MADE CLOTHING.
am now makin. IN bsaudul assortment n: elntb
ing AID will keep hereafter general STOCK Of Ready
and common "" ~ '''N'u'h
have also very beautiful stock OF Furnishing sooJs
Shirts. 80 +''"" t"" "h'le
have The hest assortment OF silk and satin Ties
ARG STOCK always on hand lsO, cravats and collars
snn every other article usually kept in Merchant Tai
sorns establishment, all Of which will sell very cheap
70 Please give me a call.
eel2 --------------- S. RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

GrJsmtsM. Cleveland. editor ofthe Democrat
&c Star. publishein Helena. Ark. died OF yellow
teyeri n. that place on the 81 inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

PIT1sBrRHH, June sth, 1888
! am happy In bearing my feeble testimony IN favor
Mr.. SOOnuIs Eye Glass Think them superior 10 au,
That lave MED. The eyes seem 10 rest pleas antiy IN
det their use. G. MCCOOK NJ h.
Late Pro essor in Washington University, Baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
NEW LEGAL PUBLICAIIUN.
a RuarIerIy Inv Journal,

NEW LEGAG ObGlCa IlON'
Quarterly Law Journal,
Eaiied By 4. D Guisan, Of The Richmond Bar,
CcxrRrBuroEs-wx GRErS. of Culpereri Prof. J, B.
MISOE, University or Vas W T JONES, author OF 'Es.
says Lnitfons;'' J. w. NATTnEws author Of Guide
Commissions ia ChaHoc;yj'' H. SANDS, author OF
tis,ory OF Suit in Equy and other professional gen.
tlemeu OF well known a5 lity and learning, have agreed
to contribute tc The columns Of the Journal.
Iii will be published tie 1st OF ia mar
1856, by J. w. Randolph, Richmond Va. Person. dis
posed 10 svOr enterprise will please call and eH
. mine prospectus at -
Agents for the Publishers.
Terms SEQ rer annum. now
German Language.
THE undersigned offers his services TO The public n
i structOr in german L1NGUAGE Clerks and business
men generally, well those who wish to Obtain
knowledge OF tie poetry OF aansEe spoken by about ~
mi lions Of se, will ird it profitable 10 take Lessons
Single lessons 30 cents each. class Of six or more per-
sons s. each iOr II lessons, payable in ad vance.
TIL HIELSCHER,
.Oct3i 1wd Editor Of the Wheeling Republican.
STACEY HOUSE.
[OPPosITE THE COURT HOUSE AND FOUNTAIN.
ZANESVEI.LE, o.,
j. n. Scott & j. M. Wallace,
me-, n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

5. ID. -HARPER q SUN
ERf respectfully tniOrm their IIieHlS and the puhlIc
generally that they have OpeEed la &c ana spietiI
ASSERTING Mt oil FAT and Winter Hats and Caps 10 which
Wy tnSlIe your atlsnnon OcIa
NANrEp-BISck ana yellow ma slsI1 a sFed : ! I
w, ALEX.zTuRNRR,
= SS-4 Msloleon buildings, Mainst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
nAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.

As atOniealtorattvs and blood purtEertts certainly
valuable mediefGe.
Hundreds have Been reIie by 1t amer years fsuer
Ing. Read the testimony in smother column.
T. II. LOGAN d 90.
ocsl Bridge Corner Drug Store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

uzchOlera having already made its appearance in the
South a, West it viii be well for all to know that the
mos reabe preyenliveis DR.. Hostetier's celebrated
StO71eeh Biners These blttets taken before meals,
per directions on tho bottle, have their virtues
beyond doubt. During the sicklY last year i'll
Pittsburgh, as well as here and elsewhere, they were
found nv4lab le and represented to have done
sufferers amer being takcu with The GrImps,
than any other medicine market hence the neeess
ty OF settinga SUPPLY in time.
For sale by dealers generally everywhere,
and by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

lust received, large assortment 0f chdren's Hats
- and cars-Extra superine and Emil rOider ed CAPS
Nos. l45 and 1SS Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Agents ia Virginia.
Stephens HGrse o Z SIe,Iing Co. Hzrri, on
6ursh-Wm Blcaknelr and Holiday, MoultiSriLts-
Wilde Bro, John Fisher. aud H Thompson Hheriine
Nn Holiday. AayshaH H-JaCob + Smith, TVeILsSvTl
-Saml Il Mauzy, Ls5if5urgh-Z \ Karr, Cedar GroEe
MtAE-pr A Barnes, CiaI ksbMrs-Dr 4 4 WiRiaM,s,
SAtlspltTd sLoL11. senl:ia ru2rE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

For sale who lessle and retail by
xpIs LAUGHLLVS d BUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WThe Ho4RH0UND B4LSAI prepared by. t. H
Logan Co, is an excellent cough remedy. relieve.
Price % cents.
GPPTeFarsd and for sale by
t. H. LOGAN & co.
oesl bridss corner, Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
EX-GOVERNOR REEDER.

The removal of Governor Reeder will give
general satisfaction to all who desire the pre-
servation of the Union, order and peace of
the country. The course of the factionists and
freesoilers, whose instrument he has been,
in their efforts to set aside the clearly ex
pressed will of an immense majority of the
people, is most Infamous. The plain design
of these people is to prevent by violence or
fraud, another slave state from being added
to the Union. Beaten in the halls of Con-
gress, and utterly routed at the polls, they
vapor about Minnie rifles and Bowie knives.
In Gov. Reeder. they found fitting instru-
ment for the outrageous attempt to declare
that alegislature of Kansas. elected by vast
majority, had no legal existence The next
step would have been rebellion against its
authority. and civil war between the
States. Hence we rejoice that Reeder has
been removed, and hope that in his success
sor, Mr.. Dawson, Kansas will have go
vernon capable Of filling the position with
honor and efficiency. The Ex-Governor
mill now have an opportunity to devote his
whole attention to those speculations in land,
to succeed in which, he has availed himself
with SO much dignity and credit. of his exec.
utiye position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
SPIRIT THE PRESS.

The National american has article on the re-
cent slave rescue In Phiadelphis, and is of the
opinion that Wheeler should have shot down Viii.
Hanson the abolitioniat, as he would have done a
dog. 1t believes that great body of the people of
Philadelphia reprobate the act Of Williamson as
much we at the South do.
The Enquirer publishes the platform put forth
by the Wheeling Times & Gazette Know Mo-
thing journal, which contends for tie repeal of the
Fugitive Slave and Nebr aska Law, and the pur-
chase or msnumission of slaves in the District of
Columbia, or the removal of the seat of Govern
nnent to free territory. The Enquirer thinks that
these alarming free soil ideas by Virginia paper,
are the result of the Introduction of Know No
tbingism into the State.
The Whig has a leader on the President and his
party, and notices the attack of the Washington
Sentinel upon the Administration, the result OF
which has been to moro firmly fix the Whig's be-
lief that nothiog separate the Democratic party
from the spoils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

Captain A. II. Bobo, sheriff of Claiborne
county, Miss, died on the sth inst.
A large cotton factory at Graniteville, Ga,
has stopped operations.
Lieutenant General Sir George Brown has
left the Crimea.
There were nine deaths in Savannah for
the week ending Thursday last.
Some patches of snow still remain on the
White Mountains, n. II.
Rev DIR. j Crane, of Church Hill, Md,
died on the 10th inst.
Leang Afsh, the Chinese Evangelist, died
at CantoG China, on the 18th of April
Rev. b Dutton, a colored preacher of
Patterson, Nj, committed suicide by cutting
his throat
A large merchant and importer saws we
are paying more duty on artificial flowers
than on railroad iron.
London covers compactly 80 square miles,
with 100000 inhabitants, being $4,000 to
the square mile.
The exports of wool from the Cape of Good
Hope, for the year ending May 16, will be
100000 pounds.
Several arrests have recently been made
at Havana, among them Louis Zaga, Gre
ole, on suspicion of having likeness of
haiHou L INTO III MS possession.
Judge A. w. c. Totten, one of the Chief
Justices of Tennessee, has resigned his seat
on the bench.
Hon. Andrew Stevenson, of Va, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the annual ad
dress before the agricultural society in Mont
gomery county, Md, in September next.
Mr.. q. S. Secretary Marcy proposes to rus.
ticate for few weeks at Fairfield, Conn.,
Mrs. Daniel Webster will also spend part
of the summer there.
s. D. Baker, Manager of the National Tel
egraph Line. who died in New Orleans on
the 23d of yellow fever, was native of Vir-
ginia. He was an universal favorite in New
Orleans.
AMERICANS IN PARIs.-Among the names
registered on the llth inst, at the banking
office of Livingston, Wells 4 Co., Paris, were
Col. Sam Colt, of New York, and Mrs. Julia
N Cabell, Miss Z. Gibson, w. G. Mayo and
VIM. Gould, of Virginia.
CANADIAN FIREMEH AT DETRoIT.-The
Mayor, Council, and about two hundred
hremen from London, Canada, visited De-
troit, Michigan, on Thursdny and were en-.
tertsined by the city. Among the speeches
made was short one by General Csss.
LILLE LINDEN AGAIN-Miss Lille Lin
den, Of the Ladies Repository, Richmond,
has written letter to the Woman 8 Adyo
cate, IN Philadelphis, stating that her name
ID Jennie l.. Deshon-a fact that she has new
or Tried to conceal, having signed that name
70 ., receipts for subscriptions to her paper
ohe entered Richmond with Mr.. Winters and
ner brother and sister. Winters did not
leave Boston with them. She started the
Ladies Rep ository alone, and Winters acted
as agent for her, closing bis agency by run.
nllng Oft with the funds and leaving her pen.
niiess- She says that the wife of Winters is
IN Richmond, boarding in the same house
with herself, and that Winters has not been
here since June. having left for Europe. She
uss u never known Winters by the name Of
wentworth, Weeks or Wib srtine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

New York AND SEBAsToPoL.-The following is
said to be statement of the defences of these two
seaports: New York has Fort Columbus with los
guns; Castle William 70; South Battery IA: Fort
Gibson Is; Fort Wood II; Fort Richmond 140; Fort
Tompkins "a; Battery Hudson So Battery Morton
9; Fort Lafayette rs: Fort Hamilton 1l8: Fort
Schuler 3l8-Total number of guns l064 Sebas.
topol has the Quarantine Fort With 60 guns; Fort
Alexander 80; Battery of Sebastopol 40; Fort Mich.
olas 200; Fort Paul "a; Fort Sebsstopol so; Fort
Caturerne 100; Fort Constantine ITO; Battery 30;
several small batteries 100 Total number OF guns
1894; or ITO guns less than New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

MAssAcRUsETTs EMIGRATION TO KANSAS
small party passed through Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday, from Boston for Kansas, under the charge
Of Edward Fitch, of Hopkinton. There were
dozen men and twenty-five women and children
~ the party when IN tney let Boston, pr Weoohe tn
Territory In few days. in company with General
Pomeroy, intending to make thorough explora
tion of the country, with view of eliciting In
formation pertaining to its natural history
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

SCARCITY OF PoRT WINE.-A correspondent OF
the New York Post writing from Oporto 25.h
June, says that ''the 'o6ium' is worse than ever
q bad vintage Is expected, because late and much
less wine made than last year. Were there to be
none would not the least SURPRISE although
do not anticipate SO great disaster Tre great
question now is, will the vines perish 7" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

New ORLEANS DooMEp.-The Memphis Eagle
predicts that twenty five years from this time ass
will be growing Ia the streets of New Orleans, and
the completed railway system OF the South will
have transferred the mouths of the Mississippi to
Savannah apd Charleston. Itssys that the dan
gerous navigation of the Gulf must and will be
avoided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

DIsrREssING. AT Newport, opposite Louisville
KY, last week, man named Brown, and his infsn,
son, fell victims TO the cholera Under the inlu
ence of grief, Mr.. Browns wife drowned herself In
a cistern and on the same day hor mother, lady
of sixty years, made similar but unsuccessful at.
tempt upon her own life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

Socialism DYING OUr.-The Y. Tribune an
nounces that the domain Of the Association known
a. the North American Phalanx. in Monmouth CO ,
N. j., will be sold at auction October next The
land This 10 the last but one of the Socialist con
Germs which sprung up between 1910 and l845.-
Four started In MAssachusetts six in western New
York, one In New Jersey, three 10 Ohio, ono 10
la Virsinia but failed. The North American Pha.
isnx lasted l3 years, or years longer than any
save that association at Hopedale, Mas, which
sill exists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
r FOR RENT. 3 new BRICK TEN

- EMENTs-with comfortable rooms In each
hrs places in every room, and excellent we'll OF
water In the yard, and about II of around at
tached to each with soil admirable suited for marke,
gardens.
rare opportunity is here offered for pieasat re.
tired residence, with a. much ground combining the
retirscy Of the country with the advantages of the
city being situated 2th street. about three square,
north OF Ashbury (Methodistl Chapel, ON Union
Hill. Possession can be had 18th inst.
An arrangement might be made IL desired. by
which all the ground could be had by ono tenant
Rent OF each $40 per month. Apply to
VIM WALSH
my It's No IS Main .frsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

CATHOLICS AND GRKEKs.-The mayor OF Athep ps
(Greece) reported to have said short tine since,
TO Rev. DR.. King, the American missionary-"With
the Protestants we may one day form one fold, un-
der one shepherd but with the Roman Catholics,
neverl" The Increased hatred of the Greeks to-
wards the Catholics which is 20 very apparent, Ia
In part owing to tine dispute about the holy sepul-
chre at Jerusalem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

FREIGHrs ON THE CuMBERLAND.-It is said that
there 10 vast amount of tobacco up Cumberland
river Tenn awaiting shipment South, particularly
above Nashville some hundred miles, where $12
per hogshead freight has been offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
eHA CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

G@2ETh The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Estab,hment en- Lombard Aliey. betwsen
mAin ana Gary, t5th and 18th ets ear the Co.
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARiOTEES RI.
hOpGHEs, BUGGlES With and without tops. and
sSLhlEs, all OF his OWE make, of the best msteri.
sS aad workmanship. All Of which will be sold a,
low as good work OF the kind can be in the eitv ot
hichmondi and respectfully ask a call from tboss
In want OF any article in the Carriage line. az am
dstermiHed to nake to order and sell at the Iowest
prices possible, and all worn sold that IL new ws,'
rssted. ife 20-Smi MICAJAH MiNaiIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

WE still continue to keep on hand At
W the Richmond Planning Mill, fall sapniy =,
ffesh White Cora Meal, for sale st the ovsst n,y
tlt price delivered 10 any part Of the city.
,,so-sst W. y. WAtDRoP,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

SOUTH CAROLINA EPIscoPAL CHuRcH The
Bishop of South Carolina reported having con
frmed during the year 756 persons-236 whites and
$40 coiored. : He also cousecratsd churches and
ordaiued 3 dsacons and ! priest. There are tt
present candidates. for holy orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

An InrEREsTiNe PLE-There 10 q couple In
Cincinnati, Ohio who had bssu engaged to be mar
risd for the past Ave years. but no time has oesued
within that period when they we're both ont 81 pis.
on ct tho same tius. ssEd AsB s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

RArTLEsxAKEs IN OnaGoN.-These ssaemous
reptiles see IN to abound In southern Oregon. Three
men recently went to the mountatn where dens Of
these snakes were known TO exist 10 large numbers,
and In . short time killed seven hundred OF than.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

pension Of $50 year has just been granite by
the British Government, from the civil list to the
well Known and popular author OF many works OF
Christian philosophy and literature, DIR. Dick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
BA1HS-1he attention .

~ the public 10 called to superior article of Show
er ssihs, which tha subscriber has on hand. and
aoa article usually seIls for. Thoss who wish to
psishs.s can see and judge for themselves by GA lin
:. AZ. !. NJ AhMERMAS's, Messrs STEBBINa
rULLkh's, or Mr. STARRETTG
iy ~ uu uopp-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

WONDERFUL BoUNCING,-Ths jamestown IN. W
Journal is responsible for the following bouncing
story j oseph Garfield, Esq, of Busii, has two
year old colt whinh few DAYS since performed the
feat OF Jumping seUen feet and tpo inches at t.co
leaps The first leap measured twenty nine feet and
three inches. and the second twenty -eight feet
and four inches ..3 u halls. = t7l1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

SEVERE GUST IN MIcHIGAN-On the 18th ins ant
severe storm caused considerable damage at Kale-
msz3o. Michigan The house of Mr.. Johnson was
struck and Get fire by lightning and Mrs. Johnson
rendered insensible several hours The house of Mr..
Jones, near the Theological Seminary was Ike wi
struck and Pro sssor Putnam and wife badly injured
especially In their eyesisht being unable still to
bear the light A Mrs Chase, living across the river
was very badly mi ured All are slowly recovering
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
ID THE HARVEST. In. EUROPE.

The Philadelphia Bulletin says that the
| harvesting season in Germany and Switzer.
land appears to have been, like that in our
own country, somewhat variable, with oc.
oasiOnal rains, but on the whole remark
ably well adapted to fully mature the
grains. The French journals speak unani-
mously of excellent crops of every descrip-
ton, except the better sort of vintages.-
Rye in the more Southern French provinces
has turned out remarkably well. The French
and German papers represent the hay crop
as being fully up to an average. Horace
Greeley, writing from Paris on the 5th in
stant, in letter to the N. Y. Tribune, gives
the following as his views on European
crops :-"As l hear vague reports of indiffer
ent harvest prospects in this or that quarter,
let me say that, having travelled pretty ex
tensively of late, 1 feel satisfied that the
wheat crops of Europe for 1855 will be q full
average, while that Of hay (already for the
most part secured will exceed the usual
yield. l think never saw potatoes more
thrifty and vigorous than those of France
and Switzerland now appear wherever they
are not stifed by the insane practice of close
planting, which is too common. Nearly ev-
cry variety of vegetables is also looking
well. The weather is variable, but generally
dry and cool-and know not what could be
better for the maturing grain. Rye NOW
nearly ripe) looks well in Switzerland, but
not SO well in France; oats are late but gen.
orally of good color Indian corn is often
yellow and slender but neither this nor rye
is extensively grown in the sections l have
traversed. The great staples are grass, wheat
and potatoes, and all these in the main pro-
mise well. l am assured that the prospect
Is equally good throughout Germany"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

Is LAGER BEER INTOXICATING ?--As many OF our
large cities manufacture several thousand barrels
ious to have this question settled It would seem
depend upon who drinks the beer, for although
is notorious fact that Americans haze got drunk do
get drunk and ,cH get drunk lager, from whist
,oe have observed, Germans seem to imbibe 1t with
perfect impunity The Buffalo tN.bY) Republic
centyone quarts of lager beer az a.t az the landlord
could bring it up-the time taken in drawing beins
about five minutes to the quart-each man drinking
seven quarts of lager beer In one hour and three
quarters After this says the German, II vent hom
srarking my girl as cool and sober as ever was'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31
pkINrING OFFICE FOR sALE-1

.t,.,D,s ,moeas ,eaa 1 rArER, located in fourishins
largest counties In the State Il oas,ss TO- 80 n9
yatsi{. The paper has In extensive pstronsse-.oysr
i0o bona hds subscribers. and large and nIof,s he
sdssrtising and job e1stcm, which Il eonstrntir ~
rapidly iseTsA ing. For fuither psrrienisT. no
the Editors OF the Dsrstch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

MoRE EviDEsoK.--Wc have Just been
Informed BY ssntiemaa nos the country with .
large lamily that be has had great many attacks
OF summer Complaint bat not u enc instance hss
he ailsd 10 nakse perteet eurs In less than twsn-
ty-fcur hours. with DAKERs RnsnIuM BiTrEss =
He believes, kiso that oda would not have paid bis
doetors hill wthout The Ritters. He says he nevss
intends TO DO without In hs tAnty his name will
be nsed II required. but act wieein9 V publ. bed
PuacELL. LADD Z Co. Alshmosd. Va, ssd Drsa-
Alsts evsrywhere fssAQ 1y fo-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

FOR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
4 Tenements. on 25th street, near Leigh st. Bap.
tist Church containing rooms incudine baseme nt,
with passages, porehes. closets, fantrys. &C., with
premiiss. Rent Sl8O each per annum.
Apply to ED. EAcHo, or
JAS. III. CARTER. lsth ST.
10 dts Opposite Poa Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-31

The PRKsIDENcY.-A party of Young Ameri-
cans dressed In the habiments of war, paraded
the streets of Trenton, Friday. bearing q banner,
upon which was inscribed, For President R. F.
Stockton, of New Jersey" Ia