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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-12-25

EE A single manufacturer in city in N.
Y. sends into market 100000. worth cfpa-
tent medicines in single year!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-12-25

EE Grace Greenwood Is spending the
wintet with relatives at Coldwater in this
State.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-12-25

6TAt New Orleans. l.246.95 were
collected at the polls on election day for
the Washington Monument.
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JEMELRY S;rORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jcwelry Reparlng.
rINIE subscriber has removed his Jewey Sorc the cast
side of Broad st., opposite his old stand where lac
tund at all seasonale hours ready 10 do work In his line Of
busnes short notice.
to- lie also kecIs Watches Clocks, Spccaclc Jcwoiry
Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, Of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices. r. BRYAN.
lIisiule. Aug. Y
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The House had two. ballots to-day--no
choice. Banks left off with los.
Adjourned.
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RICHARD ROWE.
~ fTTOD II u ~ ~ u H. y

DEs leave turn his sincere thanks 90 his
friends and acquantaDc for their kind patronage dur
ing the several years lac has been in business thcm
aud To rac that through their patronage Of bis work aud
,omptncss of payment eier together with his In
usry he been enabled s extesd has business above named
fle therefore wscs ssake kEoxB f the inhabitants of
Iilsalc aud it, vicinity at be has just reeivedf from New
York City, another wel selected ass.nent az Bcadcoths,
,~crs, Nesngs, Lnipgs Dutsps, Trimmings, Sc., &c,
iich he Il ready fo sl by fe Pattern. make up into
srnents at fr rvuneratve pn.s, sarranting them Ia
what he represents thcn
" B. Cutting done en- bis jmprered system, and
rrented shape And snit the Wishes Of the
op on Itlrosp s1raet, IElsd,je 4G2y1
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4. E.J.CADWELL1S J.
DIGUERREIN G1LLER y

MR. CALDWELL respectfully inforus the citizens of Iud
vl vicinity, that he has all the latest improvement
for taking Iikenesscs. g Rooms Turner'S store.
IIu.s,n Ian. I6 1885,. ly
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-12-25

r. HOSMER,
S. p. MEAD
L. Q. BEAMER,
Il. w. LEE, ST
ID. MCINTYRE, : Cer
JOHN MCKINNEY, Conn
w. II. MOVES,
PLINY POWER,
Up. CHRISTIANCY
Detroit, Dec. 13. 1855.
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"a rsearuins hsalsh shsli saabls him 70 do So
1l~a o. aompoeoDoF Mr.. BBnsAmM CMAnIss-
- Ian = his Go. Mr. JANIS 81. FncH, tho Ia
dsf..issble forsnso Of the Argus, hsd been con-.
o He'd to quiz. six colorsd prefsmen had. or
after another been tskes sick Of their post, and the
worthy editor says Il Il no longer Of any avail TO
Gzht sesiost Providepcs. We trust be may soon
resume In health and prosperity. We gather an
item or two from the Argus:
4 The Number of the Dead-Ths Argus says
that the deaths In the city, for the twsnsy-four
hours ending p NJ, the 5sb, amounted to 80.
Timely Aid-Dr NJ Miller, former citizen
OF Norfolk, but now OF Mobile, arrived with I've
nurses on Tuesday. He and his nurses had g ne
to work manfully ia the Hospital He Il IN old
acquaintance of yellow fever.
Police Arraagement.-Mr Franklin H. Clsck, Of
New orleabs, son of the late Captain Cisck Of the
Navy, has been appointed chief of police, with
pretty strong authority. This 10 done to promote
order and secure the prompt burial of the dead Il
10 hoped Cap. Cack viii improve things fin his de-
partment. II will do much to diminish disease
The Mayor delegates to him the same power that
he himself has over the police department
The Orphans The poor orphan children are
cougregated In Christ Church Lecture room, where
they are said to be well provided with eompeten ut
matrons and every necessary.
We learn that JAMES DIBRELL, youngest son of
folk ...
The Norfolk Herald Is also suspended until the
LIST October.
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HOSPITAL CLosED-The Baltimore Patriot
Of Wednesday evening, states that DR. Null
Len had returned to Baltimore,-the Hospi.
tai with which he was connected having
been closed. This was the Juleppi Hospi-
tl,-the club and other buildings of the old
race course, near Craney Island, having been
converted into hospital, with that name, as
our readers have been informed The loca.
ton was highly favorable, to the treatment
of the disease, the air being pure and free.
1t was, however, very incOnvenient of &C.
CESS
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THANKsGIvING AND PRAYER.-Ys;tss,|
was most risidiy observed as day OF thaulsry,,
Almighty God TOR having blessed our clty VIA y
sual good health throughout the psst ,amm., ;.
OF prayer to Him to remove from DER ,,,.r ss'
Norfolk and PORTSMOUTH,, that ds..h.dsalip, ,..'
with which they are no sorely taicted, spa NJ
without His msToiful interposition, bid, i,ir "a n
populate and render them barren wastes Fba,n
out The day busness was entirely suspended mi 4.
doors and windows OF all the stores clo,.a h.
gious worship was held two or three time, tb,,
riou. churches, and collections taken 10 to pr,s,.
horses and provender for tie use OF Tia tb,r.rI
it the infected dsttict. 1t was gratifyn, 70 cssr
how strictly the recommend .tiors OF th. a.yr ID
City Council were carried out, all ssea Sad ,,s,
seeming to feel the Importance of the Oe.slor NJ
the necessity for returning thanks 10 mer,ir ps|
whence for having spared them snd their sii IN /
visitation of that disease which carries dssoIl,m
its track.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

Interview Of the Hampton Committee NTH
ne Pres'dent-A Picture Of the Adgictiou
ana Desoiation Of the Tpo Cities.
we presented yesterday brief telegraph
10 statement OF the result of the interview
between the Hampton Committee and the
President. The Washington papers contain
full accounts of it. The members of the
committee were introduced to the Presidsnt
BY DR.. SiMxiSs. on Tuesday evening. Tha
New. JOHN c. McCABx, of Hampton, Chair.
man Of the Committee, addressed the pre.;.
dent a. follows;
IT.. appear before you. cir. a. tho rep,...,,..
~ OF borrowing, disesse.strichen - S
ssm9se peopie, COMMITTEES sppo,nssd ' ~ oostn'
~ neld In the town OF Hampton m s :. mse'-
mpossd Of numbsr OF the ci,iz-ns = y,1nStorosy,
nsas e md Hampton walk upon ,S Sopriolk
100 81 me United States, and the snnna res
-" - departments, TO ask that reii-t ph.a.e
~ svsai exiseccies Of the csss rsra,ra winch
fany -. 40 chairman Of that comm,ssss pscs-
'oRsvhss anticipated IN my remsrIs By sis :: sm
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PORTSMOUTH.
by Telegraph from Weldon

SEPT. 6, o'clock, p. m.
There were in Portsmouth, yesterday,
tacenty.three deaths. Five physicians were
sent to the hospital
DIR VIM Collins, President of the Roanoke
and Seaboard Railroad, is ill at q friends
house, six miles from Portsmouth-it is sup
posed he has the fever.
The Norfolk Argus of yesterday morning
reports the deaths in Portsmouth, for the "a
hours ending the 9Th, at tventy one.
Among the dead in Portsmouth is Luke
Perks, native of Wales, formerly of Rich
mond G..
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LOCAL MArTres

PUBLIC MEErne-.,.,
ing Of citizens was hs,d 'sspse,.bI.
han. yesterday afternoon ~ Mere
NE fe,,ef OF the sufferers ~ - lake e.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, " yslls.
Ihe meeting was cslIaa
VIM w Crump, on VII. % order b1
"a !. Esq, the Mayor Of In molten q IT,
Ga 70 the chair, and Mr. TH Ias ct, w.
was appointed secretary A's Dr.,
Inc Mayor, on taking tho a..
.ne meeting at length, in ana mai ,i4,
feeling, effective and ann one Of
that we ever listened 10 p I, ~.
w wbh' a as offered the followips. .acias
ed: discussion ss,.
wnereas, II appears from the
eno malignant character of the I n.. ,ssrs D.,
vsssaaiog Norfolk aud por,,r,pp essasne. -
20 OF the removal OF the poos1., as ~
Resolved, That Comm,,,ss
pointed to devise means Tor tbs .Iarsse
ooJscs, aud especially for the ,,.ae'as,s d
nalh'enance OF such of the ,nSiasu pcr'asrs
=, .n1ss cities 10 may desire ,hsI,e,'
'0f Rs.o1vsd r,..,,, 'aas
proper. az they r,s
Resolved, That the said conr,,,
70 communicate at once 10 the he os oe hrr1.
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. .nd Ss . aasg
ssid towns that they are requssaa :, we sFa
persons mere az they may tblpt n. ssad 2 =,
with the above committee az 10 80. vpsf y.
zone 10 the premises, hereby e.. Ss' ,
commhtse to act promptly and y surg a.s
psnse which they may deem mas, Nce' %, :
en-. OF the citizens of Portsmop,h .St o' Ne
Inc resolu ! lns on being cur 10 ~, No'Ot
feo, ana the Chairman instructed ~ , vel, u
Whersupon, the following vs,,,..
pointed said committee: s"soen ss'a T.
COMMITTEE
DR. Robt Archer, Hyp,
Wellington GoddIn, CanWIhu,
Luther Libby, Ion, SSaOiOrd,
Thos DsdAmead, Ia. cco'esog
VIM II Hsxan, ia ooRirda,
Chss Elicit. D.nsi, r55ssrd
John 8. Caskis' I0adoa
On motion of Mr. John II China, -
Esq, the Mayor OF the city. was sp sspa s'rl
man of the Committee of Thlrtss1f p'''''a C'.s
Henry K FL Tyson, Esq otf4red the foro.
solutions, which after being dscu,.s 49,, :, :
were adopted: "a
Resolved, That the President Of ,bs ~, =
ell be requested Immediately TO cali II ~
that body for the purpose of appointing 90, .aa
tee on the part OF the Council, to co ons IN
the committee of citizens Jus, sppo,,,sd I'm "
Resolved. That the Council are bsrsS,
requested to make such spp-oprI,aor, s 81
ely treasury IS may be necessary To cs', I'VE
objects of the resolutions adopted by ~. ... w
There being no other business, ,bs mss Si'',
adjourned. '''~s =
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Tn this aga of steam. Carriers sPHad

MIXTURE 10 filing large space In tns fuOM ..~
The astonishing cures daily pe'formsd by !.
aud prompt action Ia the worst cases Of Ln.I
ease, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, M'rsuns! p1 = N
and ell diseases arising from an impure 81.
blood, 10 wiuniug for IL reputation vnIca o.
Ing world wide" IL 10 certainly the ohiy 49,
YET known which does posse. pos'Ilss M e. y. :,
action over the blood. Fry 1t st ones-.a.
the better.
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JAMES McCoRmIoK. long a nolicsm,,

JAMES McCoRmIoK, long a policeman 4
this .ity. who was gallant soldier in scOt,,trf,
of the Mexican army and who was wounded 1t \,
limo del Rey, left yesterday for Norfolk to do,lh
service In his power for the sick He h.d ,hs ar.
In Mexico and thinks he is in no dam ger In 70 jars
the rescue OF tho distressed whose cdss ara Ida
through the land. We trust he 10 right s.d hi
will escape the plague. Ii be does he will nni
good service. he 10 a man Of energy and nan
noble heart.
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CHURCH CosTRIRuT1oss-To thu o

and glory of onr city be 1t said, the collection, aI
up in the various churches of the city, for til. ba
ft of ths Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers vsn
the most liberal character; and that the onsJ Ia
appropriated may at encs start on Its ds.liuiA
those persons having it on h.nd are earnestly
quested to pay IL over to the Mayor OF the city y
IL the chairman of the Committee Of thirl.sn q
morning before ii o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

The CoMMlTTEE OF THIRrEES,aPpOlaf
at a nesting of citizens at metropoiitaa DO! y
rerday afternoon, wilt hold meeIing s'nsSa.,
bsrlsIRs { flee In the City Hall, this mofalai "
O'Clock. IL is he ped and expected thst s'sfi ~
Der will be punctual to the hour 8, mo hA'
ments to be made W / admit oil ne delay.
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MOLLY DosE.-Thomss Dodamssd, Ca

'ha Agent Of the steamer 'Ausu'ta" sent y ~
boat to Norfolk this morning supply Of 'b.a 4
for the horses Of the phYseia's Of that sl 4
tDenty cofins, at the expense Of the ownsn d Y
busr We are requested to say that hor'si, PrrI
der, food, &c, will be taken TO Norfolt sut m
mouth, by the steamers Augusta or Curtiesst
Of charge.
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LIBERALITY OF THE BALTIMoREANs.-The
Baltimore City Guard have placed at the
disposal of the Hampton Committee mum
b'r of tents for the use ofthe people of Nor
folk and Portsmouth should it be determined
to remove them
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE AFFLIcTED.-The
people of Winchester in public meeting
have appointed committees to take up col
lections for the people of Norfolk and Ports,
mouth.
At the late Greenbrier County Fair, at
Lewisburg, there were subscribed $ss SIS
raised by the Lewisburg Histrionic Society,
SIS.
Of the $500 contributed by Charlottesville
to the relief of the sufferers, $50 were contri
buted by the Masonic Lodge.
Philadelphio.-Up to Wednesday, at 1a
O'Clock, there had been collected in Philadel.
phia sixteen thousand and ninety eight del,
lars, for the benefit of Norfolk and Ports,
mouth.
Over $500 were added to the subscription
of baltimore on Wednesday. The relief
committee of that city are sending daily sup.
plies of provisions to Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
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CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN 4


- GRASS SEED sEPARATok..issa' So a.
was invented and patented BY ~ o. 800 h. uia
linois and wherever 1t has been eEhoiDse a., .
precedence of all others, for cleaning WIZ
erase Seeds. N. s,sszt
The first Silver Medal was awarded . sa' s,s ID
at the Worlds Fair In New Yora: sac ~ !. h, "a
st the New York State Fair In i93 ~, xho r,oss
adopted BY the Richmond city mllist T., ,,,sras
mend il IS the best machine snowa w n rs
cookies and ether Impurities from wne" =, x,fti
parate any two seeds of diherest he "a, h ~
simple in It's construction, and ss'Y ~, t.q.s
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers 49, ,r., -
but little power to WORK II, sno
perfectly than any machine now u a'' ,,,sos IL
II can b. furnished at the foiiowhDs iSIo i ~
For Farmers Machine that WIN ci'AD y
els per hour. -, ND !
For Farmers Mschane that VIII ei''
so bushels per hour. ..........;;,t,.,h crrs
For Farmers' Machine (srrsnssa iv W., bos,
power) that will clean 50 eusnen Pxtog 4
For Millers Machine that VIII c's'' -.
bushels per hour. .i.sa Yp 4.
For q MillerS Machine that VIII e'''
rs bushels per hour. 70 =
For Millsrs Machine that viii e'eAA
$50 bushels per hour. IJ5E =,
For a Millers Machine that VIII eie'A
zoe bushels per hour. aNig ssos
Address NJ; "s;chnsnt. '.
Commission Merchant, !, ~ ~ r.ss;S'
N. B-County Rights will be soia w. ~
terms fe N-2swtsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR IN PHILADELPHIA.-Du.
ring the bsliotrg the D-mocrsajc City Gopventis
"Wednesday afternoon, Robert Dornan, a delegate
from the 4th ward. was attacked while leaving
staurant in the neighborhood by party headed by
Christian Ranch. Dorroan was chased BY them and
pelied with stones. upon which he turned and gave
warning that he would protect himself. and being
still pursued no shot Ranch dead upon the spot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

FIRE.-AbOut IL o'clock last plvb, a.
old frame building on the corner Of Pr.r.p. y =
2lst streets, formerly known az the in p,.,
Church, was set on Are and DESTROYED ''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

The New Jersey Know Nothing Convention de-
clare that the repeal of the Missouri Comprom,e
was all wrong, and that it ought to be restored.
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TuF PRO5REcS OF THE FEVER.

Wa eive today all the information We
have With regard to the fever 10 Norfolk and
povssmoush. We refer the reader to the de
talk. We are happy TO see that there is .
slieht falling of in cases and deaths. Goo
grant Il may be the turn in the disease thai
foreshadows ito steady abatement.
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ANOTHER MEEiISG IN RICHMOND.

ANOTHER NEE ING In RiChmOND,
To Deliberate on the Matter of Relief for
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The reader will find report oftheproceed
iugs of q meeting of citizens Of Richmand,
Yesterday, at Metropolitan Hall, to consider
what was best to be done for the relief of our
afflicted fellow citizens of Norfolk and Ports-
mouth. The meeting was immense, and the
sympathy which pervsded it of the most in
tense character.
The idea which appeared to predominant
was that of removing the populations OF the
two cities. This idea is one which is, OF
course, prompted by the most humane and
active sympathies, and one that is so plausi-
bic that every body is likely to fall into 1t
A little reflection, however, will show that
the scheme is hedged in with difficulties IL
not iusurmountable at least nearly so. Even
the Norfolk Argus looks upon it as impractl-
cable. 1t says. ave fear that there etoo
many sick amongst US, and too many ditfi-
culties in the way, for tho scheme to De
practicable"
A committee, however, is appointed with
discretionary powers, and we hope they will
direct their energies to succoring the people
who are now struggling with their Affections
in the noblest manner. They are improving
their police, redoubling their energies, cool
weather and frosts are drawing nearer
there was at last dates slight abatement in
the pestilence and now let US from the out
side help to encourage the beseiged, by SEND
ing them provisions and every thing that
strengthen their energies and cheer their
spirits. This is the way to help Norfolk and
POrtsmOuth
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BoIe Fropf'esV
NEWS FROM AaEi.iH,, al,

AMELIA COUNT 81. ys1
Mesws Dors l. Co-Last sntsms h.sly - @ 90, ~
horse Injured In one OF hia iess sa on xhsa = 4
i % swell the ;is .ss 81 h sa Or
iisSSs him Il IL. least Darir .sI. iss ~. Nv =
commented yoOr Turf on. iR.SsS asss %. 90,
in q very short time. before ,.. p ana Jsss
OF one bottle, the swelnnt, ssared. Hsna''
~ Soins eli kinda Of farm wo anN W. AReh'N
Very respectfully,
An Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

CALLED MEETING OF THE Council :!
called meeting of the City CruacIl will b BIT
the Chsmberlain's Office this morning at le0t%
A. the business to be transacted 10 very inp'hf
every member should be promptly at bis pss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

DISASTER TO THE BRIG PHILIP LARABEE.-The
brig Phiiip Larsbee, of Bath from Savannah for
Boston. while at anchor. at Holmes Hole on Sun
day night had her stern cut o to the waters edge
by propeller; name unknown. Tie big reached
Edgartown lesky, where she will be repaired.
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THE APPLICATION FOR FORTRESS
MONROE.

The National IntelIigencer is satisfied that
the President could not have acquiesced in
the wishes of the committee from Hampton,
consistently with his obligations to others,
however great might be bis sympathies with
the afflicted people of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Its satisfied it must have given the
President pain not to yield to the appeals of
the committee. The Star thus states some
reasons why the Fortress was not granted:
"Including the fsmilies Of the mocha MICS and L..
borers 10y ed In the ARSENAL aud other Govern
msnt works at Old Point the nun Der of persons ne
eesssry to be removed 10 full fifteen hundred. The
buiiHings the Poiss not sufficient for tho &C.
commodstion of moro than onethird of those for
whose use they are asked Ov~I-crswded with fu.
eitives fresh from Norfolk, the fever you'd of
break oct with viTuleDoe there and extend to Hamp
ton al most within . stones throw. whore there il
temp orary town, and a considerable one, of fugi-
tiv-s who. leaving early, have far had very few
cases Of the fever among them.
20 be ofsny service to the sufferers at Norfolk the
at once, which is not possible as the fifteen hundred
row on the Poist could not possibly be removed
until shipping to that and could be chartered an6
brought round from New York; and the Government
has place whatever in which to locate those t.
be thus removed against their will and deprived of
employment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

Thomss Francis Meagher was Tuesday, BY special
order Of the Supreme Court of New York sitting at
Albany, admitted an attorney and counsellor In the
courts of her State
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DR GOOCH.

We are gratifed to state that the announce
ment Of the death of DR.. Gooch in Norfolk
was incorrect. He was very i'll At last ac-
counts, and, II was feared. beyond recovery;
Init while there is life there is hope and We
trust that our gallant young townsman, who
has put his life in imminent peril for the
sake of suffering humanity, may be spared
to gladden. by bis return the hearts OF his
relatives and friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

The umbrella factory and the sash factory Of Col.
8eely, at Honesdale Pa, was destroyed by FIRE We'd
n.sday morning.
Governor Boyce is re-slected Governor of Vermont
by from Is 600 to 90 600 majority.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,
STONE CUTTER,
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH.
I RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
l. kind patronage during the past four year,, and
beg leave to say that am now prepared to furnish
esnd r. En.o.ina Pnrxin apnnn nd :, enc az ~
work In the Stone.Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmansbip not to be sur
passed North South. os 80
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FROM KANsAs.-The Squstter Sovereign of Aug.
28th, nominstes Mr.. Atchison for the next Preei.
dency. 1t denies the rumor of an intention to J..
mex Platte county, Missouri, to Kansas Says that
Kansas prive6 Of and from its southern allies
because 1t has become prey to the North. 1t ex
will be the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

NyRUE TURF OIL.-For eia or |.
i every description. on Man o. % ,rs,ss
spoonful equal 70 an ounce Of ny
known. y.lloss ses~a
surna Sore Lss. and Chilblsins, Frs'sS sS an =.
Cramp and Totts stinss Of lnsesI fsaaa'
sssi, swsilsd Leg. and ssifnss. q !0 fi,Ssl.,'
Warranted TO cure, and no damage
to colds. ,.,... 40 ,ssf
Priss 30 and % ssnts bottle royy CO, {.
- p.nn,,asora Eshas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

BOSTON CRACKERS.-lhe subscTiher
- 10 receiving per Steamer . few hs,reIs OF ,ss
D,spsptic Crackers so hghy Recommended hv al
who have tried them; for sale by j. FRy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

rhEAP BLEACHED CUIItNS.-An-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07
Correspondence of the Dispatch.


RICHARD III. and CHARLES ENGLISH, of
Richmond, are here doing heroic service in
attending the sick. They are unremittng in
their attention, and the patients under their
charge have done remarkably well. Mr.. d.
PIKE, is also here doing all he can for the
afflicted.
1t gives me much pleas ure to say that DIR.
j. T. HARGRovE, of Richmond, has shown
an intrepidity during his stay that is worthy
of all praise. He has been eminently sue
cessful, and is much spoken of on this ac.
count. The Doctor is worthy gentleman
Uncommon parlance, "a good feliow''-and is
also good physician. / am glad that he is
rapidly growing into favor and consideration.
for his personal and professional merit
HENRY MYERS is second assistant at the
Hospital in this city and is doing good SER
vice. w. d.
We have the Norfolk Argus OF yesterday bu,
We are heartily sorry to see that 10 editor ha.
come to thu determination 70 ab sndon the publIca
t,ou OF h paper for the present, aud he announces
that !, will DO Issued more until cooler weather