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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-09

A CARD:-The subscriber, an experI-
enced practitioner OF Medicine Surgery and obsts-
triss, having located on Broad street threa doo1.
above tenth offers his professional services to the
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat.
ment OF Diseases of Women and Children
ap5-6m* RICHD CAUTHORN M D.
NOTIoE.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKs.
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
will be held at the Office of the Company at Rich.
mond on WEDNESDAY, the S0th of Nav, as I2
O'Clock N. C. W. MACMIJRDn r.
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'THE whole press of Philadelphia ~ or


LAIR CuTTNe.-Citixens aud Straneers
Tf.itns the city, wishing 10 set their -. -
,stes1 ana moss approved 6ye, would advise them
trance on llth street, nosei, en'
N B-Hos, Cold and Shower Baths e.n /. h.x =.
au hours. Single Bath 2se or Tickets 81, r, 70"
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. Jso. w. WRIGHT d Go. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchsndiz. on
storage, at their Werehouse the Dock on az rea.
sonaole terms a. 1t can be taken In the city. :
fe i2-6m
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4 Nd STILL THEY COME-And still

"A they will como at tGOLDsMlTS TrimHiss and
Fancy Store, No. 05 Brood street, tor s.ost every
bargains ever heard Of can be got. VIII b ansned
this morning 1000 yards Dotted Svis Muslin st only
Embroidered Hsndkerchiefs. from size 70 -, very
cheap indeed; one large lot Of those pretty Six
Rpehes a. S73ci extra bargain - Gilt Fans only
sesves>in the sreatsst variety; Gents Diik. Satin,
yaconst and Lawn Neck Ties and Cravats Csmbrie,
Wsists and Robes and mauy other 1sW. toets
my8t = G0LDSMIT. 1o5. BrosA st.
IRON so CENTS to S25 Lovers Of
l. GOOD PICTURES are respectfully informsd
that POWERS T. DUKE a1si ihs only 1sr4jsts In
this city that offer good DA9uERRE0TYPEe.
from 30 cts to $25, which ID an fndneemsnt every
one In want Of : sosd snd besstifshD hDssusrsoiyps
! -, = w PowERs I DUKE, $50 Mssa 4,
Over Woodhouse's Bookators, Eagle sqpsfs.
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=. H. siABLER 4 CO., Proprietors
m, Whole:eis Drugslsts, Baltimore

ACS&EsALy HAUV q =
Wholesale Agenes, Richmond
oat Virginia. - sn is SIs1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-09

CTEAM CANDlES.-Besr It ii mind,
~ that my steam refined Candies are Of superior
quality, manufsctursd daily of snpssior crashed So
gsrs, by an experienced workman. and warranted in
every particular. Rofsale Wholesale asd rstsH
- ~-4E.s sgf LOUIS j. BoSsIEUX.
my8 107 Maid T.
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.-We are
In opening this morning a lot of new Goods, lust
to hand per steamer Jamestow
my8 C. HARTWELL & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

WAsais6rov. February 9th Senaie.-Thc
French >isalation bill was taken up Il discus sed.
Mr.. Wells of New Hampshire made his maiden
spc,ca aganst the bill and was followed by MIR.
Hunter. WHO offered an amendment t. the effect
that a commission be appointed to adjudicate the
claims aud to make awards of the sum to he paid
each claimant. The amendment was opposed by
Mcs.rs. James and Clay ton, and rejected
The bill was still under consideration when this
report closed.
:. House The Consular bill was taken up, but
no action had on it. The Senate bill fer the pay
ment of the Texas creditors was discussed in Com
mittce of the Whole, Messrs. breckenridge,
Smythe, and Jones of Tennessee, speaking in ia
yor of the bill.
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Inns from IaShin@ton

WAsulNGroN. Feb. 6.-lion. Dudley Mann,
present assistant Secretary of Staff. has receiy
I'd no foreign appointmcnt,and has not signitied
hi- intention % rrsigning his present situation
The rumors to the contrary are unfounded.
Lieut. Thomas :. Rhett, of the 81 artillery, has
resigned his post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08
Uestrrn ,ilro3i Trargi Suspended By Sao,c
Drifts.

CmcAGo Feb. ;5.-AlI the railroads extending
from this city, except the Michigan Southern and
Central road=.are still blocked up by The immense
snow drift. Last night ON the Rock Island road
FIVE locomotive with one train after yainly endeay-
oring to force a way through the drifts, froze up
Soiid ami the snow, and 80 passengers had To
pass the night in the cars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

WAsAINGroE, + eb. 6.--Adyices have been re-
criyed here from the steamer Fulton, which states
that nothing has been heard Of the |. 5, Soop Of
war Albany, at any port of the Vest Indie, or
the Bahamas. The impression therefore gains
erpdence That she has been lost.
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RniLrnnd Rridre Bnrnt.

LEWISTON Feb. 5.-ihe Pennsy lvania Rail
road bridge over the Juniatta, wits burnt on Sat
turLay night. Ii cost 10000, and was doubtless
set on fire 10y an ineendiary. Passengers and
freight are taken across the ice.
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1n,,ojntmpnt BIZ Cor. Pollock.

HAnRrsbtRG, Feb ;}rd.-Gov Pollock has
made the following appointments: Thomas }.
Power, of Beaver country, (k. \. dem) Adlutant
General of the State. Christian Myers of Clarl,
On On county, (ll. \. whig) Whisky inspector Oh
Philadelphia c. L. Magec, (k. \. whig) In
spector of Weights and Measures for Allegheny
country. Mr. Culp, *. ny Flour Inspector for
Pittsburg.
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.1rreSt for Birnnl u.

BoSToN, Feb. 5.-Petcr Lane, of Pcrhams
opera troupe, was arrested to day for bigamy.
He is charged with having first wife living in
Philadelphia, and second here. He was held in
81 900 bail
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C0ld Heather in Nen York.

New York. Feb 6.-'rhe weather is excessive
l. cold; the thermometer ranging III this city
from zero Ia ID degrees above. In some parts of
iae State ii stands mt % to 10 degrees lower
colder than for twenty years past.
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hnilrOnd EIeciil u.

PROVipENCE, Feb. 5.-The annual meeting OF
the Providence and Worchester Railroad was
held day, there being II large attendance
The Farnam ticket was elected by a large ma
iortY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08
Neu York Markets, Feb. +.

Flour is upward and firm. Sales of 400 bar
rels Southern at s. - "A 9 %. Wheat-South-
ern white, - 20 Corn is Il trhe better. Sales
of 10000 bushels white at ! a OIL. Pork is
upward and firm. Beef is unchanged. Lard is
upward and firm.
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
pidint The Terdict has gone forth Al ddnii
that champions Iinctnre" has no Superior !

March 2sth. 1853
N,ssys Mariner 4, Hep5roy :-Gertlrmcu-I have
scp nl ted Tor the a>l eistr viii hhruu atism
}ssp"p>ii and liver Complaint, -L,tiaR al the wle
with pans in The shoulders. hp, butk aud side shit
as from side the other Pajpatinn al the h.al
los, Of appetite cold swea's nj MINT excessive costo
-. and cica; debility and weakness. | tried many
ftncnirs " ich done me go,,t, hui rather grew
esafsc. La-t taii | va udviscd Try "inr.iton's
G,ser bc liaciuir nna nhnpp, To say hn, cured
ne. am free from all pain, md il the onjoy
ii Arricct hral'baud take great pleasure in i.
-, he Tmcfgfe @ all afflicted ms ! have hce".
Yrurs, JAMES NJ NOEL
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Later from H1rana Return Of Mrs. Hayne 10
Ne,c Orleans, &C.

y. ORLEANS, Feb. 5,-.rhc steamer Cahawba
arrived to day. with dates from Havana to the
lSt She brings no intelIigc Of Importance,
Mrs. llayne (late Miss Julia D any has return
cd from Texas to this city. Iii understood that
she vii! not rcijnquish the stage.
The Cotton market is unchanged demand
moderate and market quiet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

leo wa> sent Ia The Senate tn lay for ratification
\ clause IN IT provide, far the maintenance OF
the American doctrine that free ships make free
goods.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

\ WRECK. AND ALL HANDS Losr.--A tele-
graph dispatch from Halifax, received in Boston,
reports the loss of the British brig ANA, Capt.
Marcy, from Boston for st. Johns, y. +. She
wrecked on Cupo Caleras, Jan..l5, and all
hands were lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

TRIAL OF \ GOVGRNoR.-Th Minnesota Dem
ocrat contain, "A report of the triad of Gov. Cor
man of that territory, charged with assaultng
aud beating Frank Collin an anetonccr. The
jury, it appears, failed to agree verdict, and
were discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08
Illinois Politics,

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-The Legislature of Illinois
have rejected resolution endorsing the compro-
mise mea ,ures of 1850. The vote was 80 yeas to
10 nays.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

RICHMOND, Fob. 9th
The readers of the Express will recollect that
on the afternoon of Monday. January the Goth,
difficulty occurred in the second story of
Coles Saloon" >olth side of Cary street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Virginia, with Richard
Beazey ami Wm. Hadsworth, both of Manches
ter, in which the latter was dangerously stabbed
by the former, the knife entering between the
fifth and sixth rhs on the left side, and penetrat
ing the left lung.
1t was thoughts at the time of the commission of
the act, the wounded man would survive. Beaz
ley fled to Manchester, and eluded all the vigi-
lance of our police.
This morning at a quarter past 10 o'clock,
lIoldsworh died. Beazlev being Informed of the
fact by confidential friend, Immediately surren
deryd.
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BENEFIT BEERs. prop,leisrs.

No. rs Maj 81 Richnund ".
Al III -,'r Il, J. H. $eae. d X. L,nan. ! r.
Thompson Co, L,aehbu,. u, and ny l.ocr- in
Medicine c,rr, wioc sep5 j.
A EGsCGBPLAEkE, JAUNDlGE pls-
Aptpsin Chrome Ne vous Debility D,sras. II tho
kidney-.afd al disease. arising fom a Disoncrcd
Liver So1 url such ~ Coz t1pation, lnward FiI -
tu!ihess, Blood - the ii'nd. Hcdiy of the henncI
Nau Hontbulu Dsplat iui GOD. Fuucss III w. gt
! the stanaru, Sour Efucptian. Sinking or mituils
the lit 8, the Stoma, H. )" pung OF Inn II ud llur'
rird and difficult Breathing, tluuering nj the 'eali.
Chonking SuIocalipg Srusniipn. When in lyG pos.
tune Dimsess ct Vision, d rs y rb~ before the jst
Fever and pul Pam in tie ileo deficiency ef Pc''
p;rnou YcIoNucss II Tie -siu AMI Eye Pain n the
Side, Btrh, Chrsr Lm1, 4 &C.. nuIden th.'> "a llt"f
Burning the fle-a Constant Inoeinog.a aYil. and
srrnt depression Of Slrit-, be ,aeon', ered By
Doctrn HIGHLANDS GtLraHtrf u
GERMAN BlIfEBS
prepared 10y Dr. {. NJ. Juckso'i, G,rmnr Medicine
Stp,e No. 100 Arct st., door l'inw Smh, PhnnH.
Thor pawrr over tue above disease. is not eXcelrd.
il cqnaItei, by any nthrr preparation ii the United
States the attest, ia mauy cds"s utter shiul
PHI scinn, had nliel.
la,>c b t'cr- worthy the attention OF lnvalids
Possessing great virtues in the r.olihention OF tie liver
ana lesser glands, exercising the nosl oenrcing power
in aud nfapt m the digestive organ, they
witihl sn.c cernin and pleasant
NInoIsIA TESTIMONY. -Dr.J. NJ Wilson, Lexington.
Va, tob 9TH 49,. snid: II entirely out of the
German Etcr'. They have become ~ the rage Moth.
NJ lse sells.
The Tent, Logon published Wood.tock, Va
aid, Jun l0th, lsJ0 "A Great Medciur.-Ne have
niurmly rcirtlued from recommending tp the public
at the NHr,uu, tteut medicines OF the LAY. nG"ss
thoroughly convinced of their snl a. Among iturr
consider wmty "f motto, is the Germun Btters, ir
encd 10y DIR. Hoofind, and rIepnrei Ivy Dir jackson,
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular. ia vhoh
he superior virtues o medicine have been tested,
las fallen under obscrvati m During tle a.
url. so of Mr. hhrnm Cubiil, q, thr- county.
cry seriously affected with Liver mpoia, Brd nltet
Tying, in vain, vurous remedies EePrchosed bottle
of the Bitters, aud using IL much tesved
OF hi. distressing nlaady TINT he procured aoer bot
! lie and is restored entirely to hcalth.'
1.eyare entirely ves cablc, free from Ill injurious
Ingredients always strengthen The system, AID never
| estate it.
For sula wholesale by Druggists in al the principal
cities md retail by carries md qreheel"rs in
every town ia the United Stntcs.
| Sold by d. r. LYMAN, j. IL. THOMPSOH Il co,
TN j. II. SEAY & CO, Lynchburg. and by dealers in
! msdici everywhere, tsep6ly
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Tote Of Censure ngainst .Senators.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Resolutions repreh nding
the course of Senators Dugas and Shields ON
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise passed
the House to day. Yeas 81, nays y!
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Prom Rpfu0S 1YreS.

BosroN, Feb. "a letter states TINT the com
missioners from President Crqaisa reached Bne
nos Ayre, ON Dec I'd. to negotiate II peace for
his presidential term of six yeats.
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EStart fr,ra James ilm1i E,l'> Lelte. Aicxandia,
Va-Altrr spending Of wonderful ere, hio,eG Ia
.ay.: Mrs. II La, hta suffering with the live"
rlp,f aud aiIh inablty. constantly complaining, from
" ness tltraueh hcr who'll. item. Shr enjoys
G,l,tr hcIth u f., l,i,.y y,aIs, h.r ,ntirr, r,lot
al by the u.1, Of Uunpio,t'2 lePeoJie Jincnrc'
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-EXtmc' from
Ierbrr li,uJ & i'ucs Ezti, Lou Ion county Va VI,
vii. inns been Tor vc>,s ali ted With gfent wect
hat; feccnr.~ Of the sys"m Iss Of apprtit"
complex ION siow; the sshi of eye almost gone liz"
orhr vcy weah. am rrt,ei t, say Hampton >
Iaciur. In. restored "rtn prrlNct h,alth tirf eyer
good ION ever hey were.
LV@CalIan5 get rbanHllets ..
SOLD by J. II. SEAN, x co, Lync. re; Sewers
Seorr,vijir; ]. BROWN. ChHrl o'tr.' lie, ana NIL
Druggist fhranphout 'heS'ate mr. - d@clN
ByEAE TEA -:iunro~ der, Imperial nnu Bnck
4 Teas NJ thu finest qaIi'y be bought very cheap
from b. +. SACkETI,
feb IT. Main S'reri.
NEW No. 3 NACKEstEA Me 'Ium size
! y ON consignment; tor salelow by LEE co,
s.p7-ts Richmond
Es.Es EaeEsH EAOPs-New Crop gust
4 rrreivd by h STABLER 4 CT.
do
NEW CoNCERN.--Orr n G0NNELL hav-
y ing recently purcha.c the Com and Plaster Mil
win tie Woqi Carding Machines &c, formerly brlong-
nublic and their fends general, thnt they will grind
Corn and Plaster. and card Wool Roll ~ the most ac
eommodating terms, and hope by strict attention, to
merit u siaIc ri aui,Iic patronage.
Com Mead and Plaster always on hand and for sale.
WIN II. OFT
Lyw-hhufg, Oct 90. ARTHUR CONNELL
nov 2-2tsw3m
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BnIfimore Pei, &.

Sales of Howard Street Flour at So 50; City
Mills 81 81, Wheat and Corn are unchanged
Sales Of Psi bushels Clover seed at 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08

ALBANY. y. y, Fro 6.--N IN. II. Seward was
rc. elected Ia the I States Senate to- day. by the
Legislature Of thi, State. He received a major
ity of xix m Tia. Senate, and Is in the House.
The maiarisv un Joint ballot was %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-08
ro-l'.I,TNEu,> mr.

I lave tis ia, termed II Go fartncr,i ip Under the
,tNlr ri ID. +. [, lOCil ~ son, II the rnrp'.r u
ubnsaetlne
Gtneial Commission & Forwarding Business
They nrcrpN the nl1 ST nj tanth 4 liafis. North
and the pub c. u L 6OOCH.
FLEMING GODCH,
& L. .lI.-, L. |.
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Reported Specially for thi Petersburg Express.
DEATH or NM IloLpswoRTH-Sr OF
HIS MURDERER.
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Treatyuih Merico. ., u.
WASHINGTON Feb THE Treaty with Mex
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LAgE MEMS TIE MAILS.

Re Election Of u II. Serdrd TO the L. S. Sen
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Al IT ,,r le J. II. $r,e d. X. L,mon ! r,
Thompson 4 Co, LNaehus ", and ny Ia err i
"dicine5 c,rr,ui ,ac snp5 J.
The American patriot., 1855-02-28

HOE CO.'S PATENT GROUND SAWS.
THE subscribers manufacture from the best Cast
l Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished by ma,
chinery designed expressly for the purpose and are
therefore much superior to those ground in the
usual manner, as they are strengthened and stiff
cncd by increasing them in thickness regularly from
the cutting edge to the centre, consequently do
not become heated or buckled, and produce n
great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill, Pit and
Cross-Cut SAWS, and Billet Webbs, Of superior
quality, all of which they have for sale, or they
may be obtained Of the principal hardware mer-
chants throughout the United States and Canada
r. HOE l. co.
d27 90 and 81 Gold st., N. Y.
TOMB STONES, MAUSOLEUMS, MONU.
MENTS, TOMBS HEAD and FOOT STONES.
n B. l. E. ENOCHS, would respectfully call
VI. the attention of those in want Of any Of the
above articles; they have arrived at Bayou Sara,
with large variety, manufactured in Philadel'
phia Of Italian and American marble.
All orders left with W. W. Chapman ut Gin
ton pill meet With prompt attention. ia'l8
The American patriot., 1855-02-28
DIED

Suddenly, on Saturday last, Mrs. ROBERTA A.
CHASE consort Of our worthy Mayor, Henry B.
Chase. gsrc. .i0~. e1aaiht a.st-s.-r
What intelligence is that which strikes upon
the ear the knell Of departed loneliness, affec-
ton and worths The name, Of " BERrA," is
sounded from sorrowful lips, with the affective
news that her spirit has fed; that the form
which was seen but a few days ago in its ma.
tive beauty is Wondering in the grave! Ny
God! is it so? Surely, such dreadful tidings
cannot be true ?--but ere descent can be
made from the vehicle that has borne you
upon the distant journcy-an almost infant
tongue reterates the unwelcome information
i" Cousin Berta is dead :" ...
The sudden demise Of Mrs. ROBERTA A.
CHASE, the amiablc consort Of Capt H. B.
Chase, has produced a shock in this communi-
ty which must be felt for great length Of
time. We have known her long and well, and
the more we have studied her character, the
higher it was valued. To all that distinguishes
the particular qualities Of woman, was super
added that of courage. It SO happened that
the writer was witness to severe trial Of this
singular trait in her constitution When her
two companions that were watching with her.
by the bedside Of friend, were completely
paralyzed; her selfpossession never forsook
her in her endeavors to prevent an act that was
supposed would result in the certain dcstruc-
ton Of life. On few occasions have female
heroism been more eminently displayed
Mrs. CHASE was native of Wilkinson coun-
ty, Miss, but removed to this parish about
fourteen years ago. Until her marriage, was
an inmate Of the family Of her uncle and guar
dian, Bythell Haynes, Esq, and it is only
about eleven months >ince she was united in
bonds Of wcdlock to Capt. Chase His be-
reavement is irreparable, and we would extend
so truly demands.
1t would be piece Of supercrogation to ex-
tend this notice Of the sudden departure Of our
young friend, farther than by bringing to our
aid the following and beautiful language Of the
talented poetess: ' .n
We meet around the board, thou art not there;
Over our household joys hath passed gloom;
Beside the fire VIC see thy empty chair,
And miss thy sweet voice in the silent room.
Beauty was in thy cheek and thou did'st seem
A privileged being, chartered from decay;
And thy free spirit like mountain stream
That hath no ebb, kept on its cheerful way.
Thy laugh was like the inspiring breath Of spring
That thrills the heart, and cannot be unfelt;
OH what had death to do with one ike thee,
Thou young and loving one; whose soul did cling
Even as the ivy clings unto the tree
To those Widowed thee But now what change
Thy bright eyes cannot weep,
Nor they with whom thou art, thy loss deplorc;
For ye are Of the living, not the dead.
The American patriot., 1855-02-28
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING, &c.

w $. LOOMS wishes to inform the pub
lie that he still continues to fiji all orders
for any work in his line Of business. H. en-.
cages none but the best Of workmcn, and ns Ills
stock is procured direct from the North, he IL
confident Of being enabled to furnish the public
with articles of his own manufacture, which are
inferior to the work Of no other establishment In
the Union. Purchasing his stock for cash, he win
also be enabled to furnish the trade at as low
rates, for cash, % the same goods can be ,pur.
chased in the North A good supply Of Ssddlcs,
Harness, Brides, Haltera, &c, always on hand
His Shop is on the North side Of the. public
square. - 49,. ianl7
The American patriot., 1855-02-28
NEW BOOKS

'9 NEW BOOKS. eb0ni 1U0a' ~
WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND; Ny Court.
w ship and its Consequences, by WykoA; Life
Of Webster; Ups and Downs, by Cousin Ciccly;
Famous Persons and Places, by N. p. Willis; Buds
and Blossoms, by T. s. Arthur. Just received and
for sale by LANGWORTHY& TILDON.
VHERMAN'S PATENT TRUSSES and Rupture
y Remedy, Shoulder Braces, Lace and Elastic
Abdominal Supporters, Body Braces, &c. For sale
by Ia LANGWORTHY & TILDON,
feb2S - 10y s5 4 Sole Agents.
The American patriot., 1855-02-28

~ A boatswain of the navy died at sea,
and the surgeon of the ship testified that he
was poisoned by eating fresh dolphin, which
is known to be, in certain localities, or when
in certain condition, very poisonous. The wild
ow applied for pension and the Secretary Of
the Navy held, that if fresh dolphin be part
Of the regular ration Of the navy, then, in that
event, said boatswain did die of disease con-
tracted while in the line of his duty, but if not,
his widow has no claim.