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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-21

tOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and
will enable him to keep on hand at ali times full
supply of as good BITUMlNOUS COAL as can be
found IN this market, aud which he will sell on a.
reasonable terms as it can be had.
ALSO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOOD,
at the market price. JNO. M. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and CcaL
fa 8-dSm On the Basin cnrner of 18th rf
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RTCIz
MOND.
OFFICE removed to the store of Chris

Of the resignation of David r. Crans, VIM II Chris
tian was unanimously elected Cashier. The Office
throp, where deposites win be received. On which
interest of per cent. iii be paid all sums re.
naming on deposite sx months OF longer, and Ave
per cent for shorter period.
This instituson has been In exisence twenty-eisht
Years. has loaned eight millions Of dollars; has
no suspended debt; b snever lost dollar, or fail
"a TO pay any certificate when dne.
JNO, THOMPSON. President
WM. H. CHRISTIAN. Cashier,
NH b-ts GEO STEEL. Secretary.
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IN NUTiCE.-My Horse GRIFF ED,
A MoNDsONs has arrived here ard is OF Fair
field. and Ii ready to Mares at S2s the ssasOn
9rih Edmondson will be under the management o.
mr Geo. Walden. The particulars and pedigree VIII
be given In few Days.
3 sp lots ARCHER CHEATHAA.
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NOTICE-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have An interest In busnes % from
this date. CRENSHAW x CO.
Richmond Ian Il t. 1854. las d
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OFF! SELLING OFF!
JONES & POTTS,

- -
No 169 Main street,
Offer their immense stock of
FURNIT URE,
At prime cost from this date to the lat day of June
intending to close cut the whole stock, preparatory
CORINTHIAN HALL,
At which place they arranging. and viii
shortly exhibit the most extensive, varied and ma
nificent assortment of
CHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH.
STORE No. 169 FOR RENT.
ap 15-dtlJuns :
CCOTTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
~ COB MILL OTICE -The undersigned
having purchased of Messrs Robbins l. Bibb of Bal
In the counties of Madi.on Grange, Greene, Louisa,
AIbemarie, Fluvanna and Goochland, is now prepar-
ed to supply the demand with Mills of the very be-
matersis ready for use, as fellows:
No. 2 grinds 10 bushels per hour with one horse
No 8 srnds Is bushels per hour with two horses
No. 4 erinds 20 bushels per hour with two horsee-
price S68
The u iity and economy of these mills are unquas.
onable, and il confidently believed that they may
be kept in daily use for ten years
The undersigned hereby gives notice that these
mills cannotbe sold within the above ed territory
except by himself or by his duly authorised agents:
aad any infrng cement uopn his rights Will be prompt
ly prosecuted.
1 am acting as agent ALSO for the sale of Macgre.
gors Patent Cauldron Furnace, or agricultural Boil.
er. for wood or coal.
Persons ordering, will address, me at Gordonsville
C. B. McCORMIC
Fredericksburg News and Lynchburs V;reinian
copy month and forward bill to me at GordonsvilIe
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r,,. ), ,,,.Apsx coUuNsr1r..---A letter from Bls

den, N Z ,gys. "a 5 ifst99
owe had a Ere here which has burnt 80 600 tur
..s,t, h5xrs for two'dfi my hbors and 10 stii
bnrnsns = apisiy. and no knowing when II will stop
,.,snbofs, ana came near burning his house also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-21

TNOMATOE PLANTS.-The subscriber
Il is now pared 70 furnish the public with TO-
MATOE PLANTS. These Plants are not to be eur
passed in this any other market for their good
quality and productiveness.
The Vines bear regularly from the LIST July until
cut down by frost.
can bs found at my residence, at the hsad of Main
street. next square above the Fair Grounds
ap I7-I0t* WIN. w. ROWE.
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Il. M II MMEkMAN,
ap 16-dac1m Cor. 18th and Main etc.

N HAGERTI, BELL AND BRASS
LIZ FOUNDER, Eth street. between Main and
Gary streets. Richmond. Va, is prepared to execute
or1ers for all kir de OF Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Composition Castings
Also all kinds of Brass Finishing such as Mineral
Water FIJI lures, Plumbers ard Gas Filters Work.
Also all kinds of Steam, Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly on hand.
All kiu5s of BELLS made to order an 14-ts
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E,LLlSUN YEkBY, wholesale dealer in
H imported and domestic CIGARS, Smoking To-
bsccc, in quarter half, and three-fourths pound pa
pers, w. r. Hi.Ps brand Il pound boxes Lafayette,
Commerce and Trade. Pocahoutss and California
brands; also in barrels, all of his manufacture.
Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands, Snuff aud
Pipes.
Pearl Street, between Gary and Main, No 81, Up
staira. nh Elm
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LADIES' LIST.

Aderson Miss NJ 8
Allen Miss Mary B
Armstrong Mics Kate 2
Atkinson Miss c A
B
Bulliuston Mrs c II
Rrothsrton Mrs Jane
Barker Mrs LIN
Bowlar Mrs Mary C
Boyles Mrs Margaret
Brown Mrs Margaret
Barr Mira Eliz-beth
Barbour Mrs Rosetta
Burgess Miss Mary A
&
Childrey Mira Mary A
Clarke Mrs Louisa
Currer Mrs Lucy L
Carlisle Airs Sarah ]
Carter Miss Mary = 2
Carter Mas Ella V
c. psons Miss Annie B
Casey Miss Sarah A
CCssroye Miss c
Cole Miss 8 @
Coulter Miss
Cutler Mise Anna
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GENITAL AssxHicAR EMtsDrrrnH. vCol Kinney
has entirely separated himself from the great Cen
tai NmetfcAnl kxpedttpt ,sndinew prpssesss N
plaut . settsmepso on len@e ALREADY Trapted ~ ins
Nicaraesaa sovesamantfo J. IN. EAheps the w $
spdsSaetes 0oasuk - SNh Juan and other tnnitias
ass. for rntnlus 1xrkaRSsAl end eesumescia. GU
jects tbs Sissrics selec nd IL the elevsseo 49,,
hy txhle fknsIs Of ChUHtsleA 10 the neienco 80
oi o. So sdd ~hese, By ths lss HI n !,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Subscriber,
having purchased the interest of G. PETTYJoHN
In this coucsrn OF LEE L Co will continus the
COMMISSION, FORWARDING and SHIP G HAM
DLERY business, at the old stand OF Leo CO.
Tina fu for past favors he soicts continuance OF
tho patrouaae of bis friends and the public gene.
rally. sp17 ALFRED LEE.
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WIN. S. WOOD, CHI ZAP WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN p LATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT. No MGiD Street, Rich.io1d, IA 2 doors
ADORE Old Market, keeps canstantly on hand . full
assortment of Plain Tin and Fancy JsPsnned Ware.
Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Crates, Tenders. &c, all
of which he oers to the public on the most favora-
BILE terms.
cutsd at short notice, either In town country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, az
on NH ss-dsm = go WI SEARS WOOD.
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M OIICE,-The undersigned having quail
IN flied executors of the estate of the late Jems
Gray, request that all persons having claims ganst
the estate present them. that arrangements msy be
made for their liquidation, and all persons indebted
are requested to make immediate psymen.
JAMES Fl. GRAY,
BENZ c. GRAY,
WIN. F. GRAY,
ROET. B. SOMERVILLE.
APRIL 18TH. 1855.
The death of James Gray will cause no
change in our 6rm-the business will be continued
az heretofore, in accordance with his last will.
ap 13-l0t JAMES GRAY Il SONS.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAK1'NEK-
IL SHIP.-The firm Of LEE h CO 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner su.
thorizsd to wind up the business.
April Is, 1855 CHAs PETTYJoHN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

CONVICTION OF THOMAS HALL.-ln the Court Of
Sessions on Saturday, Thomas Hall was tired and con-
yicted on an indictment for grand larceny and SEN
fenced 70 two years hard labor IN Auburn state Prison
This was peculiar case. Hall Is the individual who
seyere months since picked up package OF $1,000 IN
bank notes which had been dropped by messenger
of Messrs. Breck Perrin, bankers while On his way
10 the express office. Hall took the package 10 his
boardirghouse on Riley.st and put il in capet-bsg
Willie he was absent from the house female took
portion OF money and buried some IN me yard lent
some and Otherwise disposed Of what she hai taken.
Hall had not probably resolved az this time what 70 DO
with the money though honest man could not have
long remained undecided as TO the course be would
pursue. When, however, he found that part Of the
m0tey had been taken from hs carpet bag, he took
the remainder ard went 20 bis brothers In Palmyra,
and laid the whole matter before him. His brother,
We believe cOunseled the honest c0urse, but too late
Tie officers were on the track and soon had Hall IN
custody Brock Il Perm recovered the most VI tneir
money ard Hall was held 10 answer for larceny. The
evidence cid not show that he had appropriated SIN
Gle dollar 20 bis own use, but he neglected 10 take the
proper steps when he found the money to find an
owner, and be must now suffer the consequences
Though many IN Court sympaihzed with the prisoner,
biz punishment il probably just. Let il be warning
20 o;hers who may be placed IN similar circumstances.
Rochester Union.
BATHIy0 AND SwMNISG.-Eyery one should learn
70 swim That II a tTuism. Doctor Franklin said il
long while ago. But how few there are, even in our
sea-por; towns, who obey Poor Richards injunction
There L DO excuse for such negligence when we re-
member that the requirement OF the art Of swimming
gives health and pleasure TO the pupil. All that is re-
qured lite faith, some Acquaintance With the
laws Of specific gravity, and considerable practice.
Faith, all important matters, il the chief requi-
ste. We have seen az excellent method for learning
youths TO sZim. We do not think il patented, and
give for the benefit Of parents aud guardians The
teacher r. supplied with stout rod, somewhat shorter
and stronger than a fishing rod cord, q nook anl
sfrsr-tle latter should be three OF four inches IN
width. The strap placed abou. the body OF the pu-
PHI half way between tie arm.Pits and the hips, the
hook ring affixed to the strap, and fastened 10 The
cord. he latter beng made fast % the end Of lbe
rore, tie pupil is placed in the water Ike fish. He
VII soon learn 70 strike out, and the rest will OF
itself Ills plan i better than that o supporting the
bod, on coks OT life preservers, because by the lat
ter method tie pupil must eventually use his support
ali az once willie with the hook and line IL is taken
away from him gradually. Swimming by This process
may be taught il about SIX easy lessons.
New Haven Pc a1i1m.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

We have been enabled 10 gain still further items OF
iptelli euee from the Holman party, lately arrived
from Utah, and there seems in the whole confirms
ton of the reports before received Of r0bberes and
murders committed by the Indians. This party met
with one emgrant tram about 200 miles beyond Fort
LaTamie and within two days drive OF the Devils
Gan This train so far the Indians were concerned,
were then rearly out of harm way. They were IN
formed BY the conductor of the emigrant party mat
they would meet another train IN two days drive.
They did not meet with il, however, and saw only,
near the srot where they should have met, the ruins
of fine carriage. Upon their arrival at Fort Lara,
mic they ere informed that band of Psegnees had
lately been up among the Sioux, and had stolen nye
hundred horses and that tie Sioux were then IN not
pursut Of the Pawnees down the south side OF the
Platte They were told that the safest course for
them to pursue would be TO keep III the rear OF the
Indiaps and watch closely their movements, rs they
were evidently in hostile mood. The party consid-
cred Themselves in imminent danger while trayersng
the whole distance between Salt Lake City and tho
Missouri River They were twenty-six days en- route,
Tins averaging about forty miles per day. Thetwenty
sx DAYS were spent in fear and hardshpe and during
the whole time they made no halt OF more than two
hours duration.
The Indians are said to be well informed as to the
movements of our Government; but no Information
can be gathered a. TO their strength condition, save
that they are well provided with guns pistols, knives,
and other munitions of The Pawnees are said TO
be the most export thieves among them, aud as an In
stance in proof of this they sals to have stolen
very fine horse from the emigrant party while they
were camped on the banks Of the Platte though they
were obliged to catch the animal with the lasso, and
were closely pursued and fired upon by the seven men
who stood sentinel. There il some intimation that the
Mormons of Utah and all the Indians are on moet
friendly and intimate terms and that the former are
colloaguipg with the latter for reasonable purposes
but this we are inclined doubt, though there is de-
prayy enough in Utah ior even schemes of this kind.
lCouncil Bluffs Chsono',pe.
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INTERESTING To- NEWSPAPER PUBrISHERs.-Mr.
Justice Jack son on Friday sst in the of Carter
Clarke X Co. agt. Poor, decided tha publishers OF
newspapers are not entitled to receive pay the pub
Ecation Of a communication or an advertisement I'M
les he publication follows the copy and that when
II is made up in part OF quotations cut from another
paper with original comments thereon there muFt be
dstinc ton kept up between the original and quoted
matter by the Of quotation marks or OF different
kinds Of type or of loaded matter in contrast to what
is set solid. Portland state OF Maine.
The case above referred to was one whore The
Portland Adrertser, published by Carter Clarke y
Co.. inserted a communication for John 4. Poor as
az advertisement. Some mistakes having been point
cd ont in the com nuncation published 1t was IN
serted second time. with proper explanations The
communication as published the second time was in
correct compared with the copy, and the leads had
been taken out, whereas in the first publication the
comments were loaded and The extracts were set solid
In thu state of the case Mr.. Poor refused TO pay for
the insertion OF the communication, on the ground
tia. tie printers did not follow copy, and that it was
set % in such manner that the reader could not dis
tincuish between the comments and the extracts.
Verdict being given for the defendant, appeal was
taken BIS tie plaintiffs to the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

CENSUS IrrsS-The total population Of Genesee
County is Sos46sn increase Of ass since 1850. Bs-
tayis has population Of ,oo2-an increase Of $40 In
four Yeas; lie Roy, 4,253-an increase Of since
last ceDsus.
The City Of Auburn has population of 9, 4J6-s de-
crease Of go since 1850.
CFSsr. OF OSoSDAGA CoUSrY.-By the cxpendi-
,urc Of considerable tine and labor in overhauling
the returns Of the marshall at the County Clerks Of
fee we are enabled TO v before readers tbs morn
ing the complete returns Of the Census from this coun-
iv with the exception of portion of one district OF
the town of Clay no report for which has yet been
made The following are the figures and the compari-
son with the returns of 1850, estimating the popua-
a. r. h. in AZ yaars
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TAE SNAxE-CHARNED GIRL-lt having been at
frmed in The Ne,c. Hampshire Statesman that the
GTmanton snakestory was a humbug, aud that so far
from being real case Of fascination il was the result
of ory training, and designed to make money by eN-
hibition wei-known and honorable citizens come for
ward and deny that there is any deception in the mat
ter. They state that:
"Mary gentlemen in Gilmanton, whose veracty Is
urdoubted fully confirm the truth of all that has been
printed In regard 10 this strange circumstance and the
view which Dr. Wright took of the has been sus-
TIMED by other eminent physicians. So far from Mr..
Hill having trained the snake, he cannot and d0es mt
LandLea. / called with several other gentlemen, at
the rooms II the family on Friday last aud We there
saw enough 20 convince any one that there is chain
of 81 mpahy existing between the child and snake
which seems insoparable. When we entered the room
the child, who is bright little girl OF SIX or seven
wears Of aye, was sleeping upon tue bed. The snake
which was in box IN another part OF the room, had
thrown i'sclf into coil, and also fast asleep
During the sumbers of the child she was observed to
be gradually and yet unconsc0usly, of course, work
Ig herself into position like that OF the snake, bring
ing her head la contact with her knees, in such way
as 10 strain the muscles Of her neck, aud making II
necessary 70 straighen Ler body every half hour or
theroabOuts. When any attempt was made to rouse
the child the snake which was some twenty feet from
the child would at the same time be disturbed. This
was repeated several times with the same effect When
one IL awake and active, it il with the other, the
snake exhibiting every mark of fondness and affection
tor lie child. The ssme may be by any one who
desires 90 visit them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

Posraor TO CaLHoRsIA-Itis well % observe that
tie POSTAGE 10 California whether by overland Or The
Is,hmus per single letter MT weighing more than half
an ounce : declared 70 be tea cas by tie recent t.
Prepayment here Is II other ceses, is required We
understand hat letters for the Pacific continue % be
put into Post-Otfces on this side short paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

NArIvrsg Is THE S0UTH.-The following Is a copy
from Tie Minutes Of the Grand Council Of Alabama:
Rsso're adopted by the Grand Council OF the State
OF Alabama Oh the 9th day OF January, 1855:
Hsf5rd Ira, rhs body DOE hereby b. ooec-s and
% pose b. political ard Icec % Poitica plp - oay
ID Mariner fefrsiIg <-h IT, rei goas opnln 2. alJ
tlst vi keep snrey cl-1.' at ions 1 On4fcl
aid state 81. rain questions W.-,eT-
TIE ursres 1u -i1na shell r-ite
glef0rs Of foreign nlelce have eireet o-lc6 on
he rSel -rt q .-e = fe CT goEern., 81 N -@ilJ
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Dc same as m that yeaT

Il will he seen that while tie city has increased
1855 the towns nave fallen of 400. We are aston
ished - the returns from Lysander and Van Buren,
having supposed that those two towns would show
increase whereas they exhibit diminution of go.
Only four OF the towns-Cicero Elbridge, Geddes and
Iuy have increased.
The fuli re.uros from the several Wards show the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

TIN more Than One-iourth OF the aggregate pOpu-
laiion of he county and The apporionmen of Mem
bers of Assembly is reduced, will entie the city to
one Member, with considerable fraction to spare.
Onondaga aulari
POPULATION or OGDENsBCRGR.-Ibe population OF
Ogdeusburgh as shown by the recent census Is 'o''i
hv causrs of 10. 490O-Inorease, 2.l5l.
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BO,TON Ibursday, July 20, 800.
Yesterday afternoon at the exhibition Of the girl and
the black mai e. about which 20 much has been said,
the snake bit the child and the little girl seemed to be
in great iesr The father arrested and taken be-
foie the Police Court this morning, where he was
charged with restraining the child and assaultng by
means of the snake. After an examination he was
held 10 bail in the sum OF $500 for trial in The munich
pal Court One witness stated that the child SAID she
was afraid the snake would bite her.
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NY III Il UNI L K S 7
u Family REMEDIES.


Issued under the Seal sanction and Authority Of
THF UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW EDGE,
Chartered by the Of PensyivGuia, Apu ~ 1870,
WITH 4 CAPITAL or SlWlVVVi
Mainly for purpose Of aestng tse eyls oi spurious ana
Worthless Nostrums-
ALSO,
For supplying tho Community with reliable ksuedes whe
ever a competent Physician viii not be empl yed
Institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN X kOWAND
his celebrated
TONIC MI 1T L K T,
FOR upward Of tveuydvs years the Only and
sair cure
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.
And his inestmahe Remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROWAND'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WITH
The Uniyeraty's Remedy
The Uniyerdty's Remedy for
The VniyeIsity's Remody fI
COSTIyE BOWELS.
ALSO.
The UNIVERSITIES ALMAN AC NAV Be had Al the Branch
bhfensaTy, OF Store Of
c. II. RING John-st. Broadway, y. Y.
CLiCkENER& Co. No 81 Barclay-st-
W s DUNHAM, No. 40 Broadway.
Ms HAYS Brooklyn.
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BAN DEPARTMENT STATE OF NEw-YoRE,
ALBANY, July 20, 1855.
HNHF BANK OF SING SING has this day filed
in tbis office notice % the appointment Of IL GRO
GERS BANK in the City Of for the redemp-
Of The Metropolitan Bank such agent agreeable
10 the act entitled An act TO amend the relating
Ircorporated Banks Banking Associations and individual
Bankers" passed April n, 1851 .,., . ,.,
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Alc0icGl.
d T. J 0 n G III

~ r ID T. J o n G III
IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL.
prcreyed fr medicinal in the Lofoden Isles Norwsy
81 I'll, 40 lie test OF chemical analyst. by DR. DE JONGH
who by lis literary works and scientific travels has g.ned LOT
-, i, "a hole furope the wedeservcd reputation ss the
Lghe minority in all that regards This most etectuai feeay
toT CONsJ MILTON, BRONCHITIS, AsThMAt GOe 7,
RICkFTS gCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS, Dlof ASKS OF tle
SKIN, MEANTIME WASTING, aud OhNEhAL Dc
Billy. ,rpor,rr-s rrppra
udsilIFR JONATHAN PEREIkA, FOUQUtEk, aud nu'
eos other distinguished Physicians and scientific Chei
gioiv rewarded with medals ty the Governments Of BEL
GIM and the NETHERLANDS. Grd supplied to the leading
Hospitals Of Europe.
Hs sno.t enuev superseded all other kinds on the Con-
tnes m It's proved superior power aud ehosey
IA an As or m being perfectly free fom all unpleasant od5
and dsrreeable bitter aud acrimonious taste nos rshs inc
throat nor imparng digestion, neither producing nausea and
vomiting diarhea. ...o..,., q, -, Gil.
B,tlss labeled with DIR. DE JONGWS Stamps sad sienr
tues 10 cents per bottle. liberal discount 20 APohecaIes
AID Druggists Eight bottles forwarded carriage tree 10 the
~crn,rv ~ receip of S6 Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD METLLAR, No. IS Dey,st., New. OK
Sole Agent the United states OF Dr. de JoAgns Lsht
pr,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

Tile Kankakee Ga-etie announces the death Of the
Hon. John strunk, last year aRcpresentsnve from the
Kanbakee District in the Legislature OF Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

SUPREME COURT-COunty of Onondags.-
- JOHN FcRSHEE end WALTER W. REYNOLDS,
Plaintiff against JOHN L. BILLS Defendant-SnmnOns for
money demand contrGeo the above named DefendG
ou hereby summoned 70 the complaint in this action
which has this day been filed in the Clerks Oce Of Onontazs
Comfy AID copy OF your my oh-e IL
the City Of Syracuse n ssid County within twenty days Ter
The hereof exclusive NJ the day Of such services
m the cornpls. aforesaid the plaintiffs wall
tste Judgment for the 1f three hundred and hy-se
2toths collars with interest from the 10Th day Of August
thousand eight bunded and yone besides the costs Of this
action Tine compliant IN this action fled 10 Onoo ga
County Cerks Ofsce August T. 1881 Dscd August '654
J. L. BAGG Plaintiffs Attorney,
iel5levpyF Of Syracuse " Y