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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

QED AND WHITE CANTON MAT
~ TlNGS.-Receivingt to-day, 80 pieces 4 white
and red Mattings, which we will sell at Is cents
Housekeepers will do well to call and be piled.
CHAS. A GWATKIN,
NH 3 l6i Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

II ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
IL GRACE, BETWEEN ADAMS AND JET
PERSON STREETS, FOR SALE.-The subscri-
bers authorized to sell very handsome Building
Lots on Grace street, between Adams and Jefe rson
Streets each fronting s. feet the south side of the
former street, running back $50 feet. The Lots
we'll shaded by beautiful trees.
Terms very accommodating as to payment.
NH SIT GODDIN APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

luke & HUTCHINSON, Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants. No. IA Main st., give
personal attention to sales of Wheat, Corn Tobac.
CO. Flour and all kinds of Country Produce consign.
ed to their care. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

PUNISHED SOFT FOR THE NEEDLE
Il IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-I will open
this morning, of perior ong cloth" shirt
ing finished soft for the needle F" This article has
obtained general favor in the Northern cities for all
family purposes account of its pliancy the labou-
of sewing being greatly iessened.
+ Cal boon and examine this splendid article.
JACOB A. LEVY,
NH Nos' Is and rs Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

Ironer Applyto
NH 5-St WIN. GOULDIN
Oh HHDS. PRIME SIDES; 6 do Joles
~ 10 do. aho understanding per steamer. for
sale by NH JOHN III. CLAIBORNE
UEEN CITY SHOULDER6.-1I
T hhds sagar-cured, very superior, for sale By
NH JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
tOTrON YARNS.-IO0 bales, from the
~ Union Mills, for sale by
mh5 DAVENPORT. ALLEN L co.
I'M DRUMS NICE FIGS.-Just re
AOO ., lived ard for ssIs by
8 BONAvITA 4 CO.,
"a' No. 70 Main It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

A FEW DOZEN BOTTLES OLD
IA SHERRY WINE. vintage 1916. For sale BY
8. BONAVITA l. CO.,
NIB 76 Main at,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

| SPRING S Tx S, &c.-Just opened,
~ Spring Silks French De Lanes Challey Berage,
Berage De LANES, &c.
NH c. HARTWELL co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

NEW SPRI NC GOOD S.-Opening
~ this morning-HandsomeB Spring Chsllies new
style; Printed BrillianteE Grape de PARIS plain Be-
rages; Spring Mouslines; Embroidd Collars Sleeves
Bands; 0inghams. The ladies will please call and
see them. Cheap for cash
NH 8 CHAS A. GWATKIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

I OOK OUT FOR THE LIFE AND
II BEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN-The great
Book of the 1t ID out at last and every
10 purchasin it Call early if you want q copy.
NH 2-St ..a-r LEWIS L. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

I'm PLATE AND SOLE LEATHER,
l. receiving aud for sale by
NH 2 EDWIN WORTHAMA co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

NOTICE.-Ih have appointed Mrs. ANN
IN WElNkERS my ssnt for me and ID mn name
TO conduct Grocery Business, on Broad streef-pur
der. -
NH S-3ta EDWARD NEfnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

NOI1CE III CONSUMEkS OF SMO-
~ KING TOBACCO The public informed
that the subscribers still continue to manufacture
that very celebrated and cheice brand of SMOKING
TOBACCO, pride of the South" put up in all siz
ed packages-which has been pronounced to be one
of the finest brands ever offered in any m.rket
NORBORNE NORTON CO.
No. 164 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
NH 4-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

NOTICE. In pursuance of the Will OF
~ the late WILLIAM WALLACE the late concern
of WIN. WALLACE SON will be continued by
at the old stand on 18th st.
CATHERINE WALLACE,
(Executrix of VIM. Wallace dec'dl
NH GUSTAYU8 A. WALLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

CTUART'S "C'' SUGAR-10O Bbls. for
~ sale b. EDWIN wQRTHAM 4 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
LATE MEMS RI TIE NAILS.

DESTRUCTIVE CuNt.AGEArtoN ~ PETERS
GrRG.-We learn from the lntcligencer, that
Sunday morning. about halfpast 10 o'clock, the
Oyster Saloon of Nm. Slaughter ia free eolored
many situated on Washington street, opposite
Jarrau'> Hotel, took fire fsom the stove pipe.
The flame. spread very rapidly, and in short
time the house of Mrs. Robertson and Messrs.
Thona, & Faler's Apothecary, shop X the house
occupied by J. Il II. Davis, were leyellcl to the
ground. The dcvouring element then spread IL
self North and West, consuming three large
framed houses on Union street, occupied by ne
groes and the following houses ON Washington
street: The brick store occupied by Mrs. Leslie
and belonging to Chas. Miller the large car
building shop and office of Messrs. Tappcy X
Lumsden; the brick tobacco factory of Messrs.
Davis, Lancaster q Co., and the kitchens at
tachcd to the dwelling houses. Mr.. Gees family
resided over the oyster saloon, and the flames
had gained such Roadway before they could leave
the house. the steps of the stairway being on fire,
Mrs. Gee wa. compelled to throw her children
one by one from the head of the stairway 10 her
husband below. She managed herself to escape
from the fire very narrowly.
Property 10 the amount of Sl,G01, Insured in
the company Of this city, DESTROYED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

Admiral Napier replies, through the London
News, as follows, to Admiral Berkely. of the ad
mrnlty
II do not intend to handy words with the gal
liant Admiral, but beg to tell you, when the pa
pers-whieh hope will be asked for-are pro
duced, it will be seen that | was goaded to act
contrary 10 my own indgnent-that was goad.
ed to act contrary to my own Judgment that
was censurcd-and finally dismissed my com
mand."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Proceeainps nfConprcSs

WAsnlNGroN, March 1.-G:}5 =. M.-The
Senate last night CONQUERED in the report of the
conference committee on the army appropriation
bill, and post Office appropriation bill, but refus
ed concurrence in the resolution with regard to
interference in the Legislative affairs of MINES
ota.
The Senate then went into executive session.
and confirmed the nominations of Gilchrist, of
New Hampshire; Lumpkin.ot Georgia,aud Black
ford as Indian commits >iOncrS and new board of
claims also, ratified several Indian treaties. &c.
The President has signed the bounty land bill.
The session continued all night, during most
of which time nothing was d~ne, being without Il
quorum. This morning, nothing transpirpd wor-
thyof note, except rejecting the bin for the ad
mission of Oregon as a state. The Senate adj
journed ut - O'Clock To day.
The House last ght at O'Clock agreed to the
Senate's amendnent to the civil and diplomatic
bill, striking cut the tariff clause.
motion rendering n vote of thanks TO Speak,
er Boyd was dSeus,ed-Mr. Hunt speaking a.
gainst it-and ad ppted almost unanimously.
The House c"ncurred in tn" Srnate's amend
ment to the post office appropriation bill rcquir-
ing prepayment Of postage IN all ca>cs,atter Jam
uary next.
An attempt was made to get up the bill pre-
venting the the immigration Of foreign paupers,
criminals, insane persons. &c, upon which de-
bate en>urd, in which Know Nothng>m was
quite cons hcuons ana the Dill was HnallN ialu on
the table.
The conference report on the navy appropria-
ton bill wa> coucurrcd il. This bill makes n
clear appropriation for ocean mail service, but
says nothing about the Collins steamers-leaving
it optional with the President to continue it or
not. ltiS generally thought, however, that it
will be continued
At half past eleven o'clock, this morning, the
conference report on the civil AM diplomatic az
preparation bill was concurred in Upon the roll
being called, Mr., Benton violently protested
against his name being caled-sa the proceed
ings were Illegal and would not answer; consid-
cred tia Dissertation of the Sabbith &c. Much
excitement en>ued and the Speaker playtully cal
led upon the door keeper to put him out. The
proceedings generally, however, were orderly,
and the House adjourned at - O'Clock.
Much Importance is attached to the action on
the agricultural socicty's resolutions in regard to
the reciprocity treaty. The remarks made by
Mr.. Clayton, In the Senate, are regarded as sig
nlticant of some important movement in the po-
litical world, supposed to be no less than the ul-
innate amalgamation of the whole agricultural in
terest of the country with the Know Nothngs on
the Delaware platform.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

WASHINGTON, March l.=Hrn NeCullnugl. of
OF eAaS' ha~ been appointed Nainr Of the NV
regiment et lntantry. md Montgomery Blair So
rector OF the Court of Claims. No nomination
Tor BrlGadler General has boon confirmed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
DeIegates 10 the French Erbibj,jon

The United States Agricultural society ha,
appointed DIR Elwyn, of PENNSYLVANIA; Henry
Wager, of New York; DIR w T G Morton, OF
Massachusetts; Col Anthony kimmel, of Mary
land, aud Chas l. Flint, Of Massachusetts. dele.
gatcs to attend the coming Industrial Exhibition
in Paris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Irotfing on The Ice.

OGnEN-EtRG March "A match for $500.
between &. SINNERS TIL Hinman." of Roches
ter, aud John L. Perkins belle of Ogdensburg"
took place ON the ice 10. day. Till Human took
the purse in three straight heats. Time-2:26,
On a.of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

Troy March "A young man named OBrien.
employed at the Troy Nail and Iron manufacto-
ry, was crushed TO death this afternoon, by being
lers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

rfrfr First VESSEL. 10 suil positively IN the
SS~I-t ssss Ora MAEcH - fginit and LoniS0ua Line
# PafktsThr superior nst milling Clipper scho,
FANNIE CURRIE. SAMUEL DFARnoRN Commanders.
having IA portion ui Cnrgo engaged nui gong ON
hpuld viii positively sail nbuvc. For balnee of
'iciglt or passage, hoving .nnoror accommodations.
imply DAVID CuRhlE.
l.ts-lti ltnar Rirh.nnhd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Spring Salos. 1855.
a. MORRIS,
RiCsMo y I|uGtNiA,
PUBLISHER AND WHOLESALE
me- :lEpT
a. MORRIS,

Books Paper, Stationery. and Piano Fortes
A/oUIlp nsi1o the nttel1IeH#o Country Dealers
w Yr.iune tn CiY 10 uat. tIfrn Sprung lrrha-r..
II his ucc and general a''au.fe0 9apHe appe.lp5u-
ny 10 lbs tad', winch ~,. - .i upon are nu.f i'n-
.npnhle trims.
Woroesters Piano Fo1tee and Princes Melo-
deou6
a. NJ sole gent for the ntcul rbe nhase c,e r,-
ted lustrumeui' which srr uIipna in unsul pn-se
md splI ~ mpdcr,t" l.icra.
LA eeaer la--orrnsnt II },4-...t leuomeaf- aud
Mu,.rri Mrrclan3l-r
IIt.pr a#EivpErt attached Ja II. Ie.al. Eo.lsl,.h-
meut IA" is ft'mnd to uHaHhenI. ~ orlnl, rerry
de-cliHf'n oi BIB Boo and rs=#u'r Rud=oe ia
eyi,y Val ~ ul .tSr.
fU All pfdr.. irpu IT,. ,.4,.,1 .I f... Itur..l OF.
leu'ionuul Ia. executed l,tni ... 5Ir..ai.Is Is
wrr' personally pt. ,cn.. A. MORRIS,
fr3ij, ~ }lsi4 .t,cft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Congress SaturddY.

A message was received from the President of
the United States, announcing that he had vetoed
the bill making appropriations for the transpor
tation of the United States mails by ocean
bound steamer. and otherwise, and transmitting
his objections thereto. The objections were to
the amendment of Mr. Odds making an appropri-
alton of 265S,000 TO be paid to E. X. Collins for
the transportation of the mails from New York
to Liverpool and back, on condition Of building a
new steamship and having it ready for service in
two years. good deal Of feeling was manifest
ed by the friends of the amendment; but the
President was sustained by the House, they re.
tasing to pass the bill, notwithstanding the yeto
by vote of - to 9S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

ACcIpENT-When the passenger train on the
Central Ohio Railroad, due here yesterday after
noon, near Lewis Mills about l3 miles from
this citvthe aXles OF the hndmost car broke dash
ing the ear from the track X breaking it to pieces.
There were some % or 30 passengers Indies and
gentlemen, in the car. none of whom, strange to
say, were injured. The brakeman, named John
Lode had his arm dislocacd at the shoulder and
his head badly bruised. The train detained
about half IN hour by accident-H heeling Int.
March ,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

DEATH OF ROBERT Mills, TIE ARCHITECT
Robert Mills. 30 widely known rs the Architect
of the Treasury Department, Post Office and
Patent Office buildings, died at his residence in
Washington city, last Saturday morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed 70, the Daily virginian
BLOODY Aft az

Bloody AH'ay
PETERSBURG, March 5.-'rhe mail agent on
the Weldon and Raleigh railroad, Mr.. McGowan,
was attacked To day by three men two of whose
names were Everett aud Price and shot through
the abdomen and head. The wounds are con
sidered fatal. The quarrel originated in dis
pate about u dollar.
Arrival from Havana.
NEW York, March 5th.-The Black Warrior
hns arrived, She reports continuance of the
excitement at Havana. 1t was rumored that all
the foreigners on the Island would shortly be
compelled TO bear arms or leave the country.
MARKETS.
Southern Flour - S73 to 80 80.
Wheat upward and firm.
BALTIMORE, March 9th.
Howard Street flour, - 624.
Wheat white, - 02-l0; Red 81 95-2 %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY


Ida will have low ficnds whrn tho Lomp'tghtr,
iiltIc katg Eob fhr Nemsjoy Run Hah aud hoat Of
othcrs mn huticd und fo,Rouru '-Ncc lo,k Lcadra
II lie pcturc Of Nurui, country life with its
ucut, cscleiecs and lh. habit aud tccuhnitcs OF the
people. faithfully and graphically -Lcschcd. -
h,ciaoad EnImiHt.
''lhc scenery Of this TILE is hid South md the
peculiar institutions come mas matter al course but
ueAfsd in way I" give It all the character OF u
artisan book. -Ba0cn dd,of,s,t
- rise from its rciu-a without feeling tnt
I'm. hccu IN cioso communion wh intellect al ~"
1uinu'v ability. II e ol che be-t warts Of hftiou
fhat WE hpve read. II Is an aamj,ahn soly o yr-
ann liz, - Boiio,d Staua,t
at ia ccidcdY the brst WORK Il tho hind tint hns
prcn Issued mud II of ihr lcv novels that
houli ind abundance To- the t1mIv 81 olr'
la thin at imsg and TIA h, HI,rfuic, il is rrnlly
rclrc-haP IL come houk worthy ol Il plprc
among to higher cla-7 al novels NJ ths.' Dat'y
IJ,tnHr. fhcnE0
W. have r'nd this exceedingly ojcemt contribution
light ttcu with ASSEMBLING Interest "Alnuo'
~ l,plt Offering upon the aifur o hume aud sociu uf
i.elions. simple t.te III rrnl lite. dedlrpted my
lrul'r md slater We ~cicnm" such otiihucs III,
most heartily Nohtne Ia ,tz WY -tlil,o- memory
'shcne it. elunI M NJ " pl'retn httne notr' u
apr nttt-'ic Grletrr =uII rem at rnrc.t ray
nj ooannoad Alone Ia every refined mind Fra 4
icyhfs ad,s' Ga.cte
The made supplied | the usool d.sco,nt
lel3ts a. NORRIS, fub'r.her, k,rhwopd, Vn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
MORGAN.
E'EiEkISsAikl i:I.

Az NJ. !. FOLkES. Book RIAptR II BLANK Book
w Mdnuiacnysr, min street, siGn OF III" Bpoo.
Lyn'lb' r., Va. i prepared 10 do al huds ol Booh-
Binding at sh II notice Mt vnry NV prices t7r the cash.
All kinds of ruing done oTdtr, such Ser mon,
Music, Bll nrd Commission iarrs.
IrI.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

Anthony Burn. was received by some fifty
persons on his recent arrival in New York, on
which occasion he made speech, telling some
marvellous stories about hi, Affections, and
assuming a very pious tone;-the cunning rascal
claiming that religion had been prominent trait
III his character from infancy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Twice a week between
BAL GfWOi&E and GstNOND.
by STE NERS
BEIVTDERE and POCAHONThS

..Es The steamer BELvlDERE leaves Baltimore
,|crs4z=zs eycry SATURDAY nncrnoon t,r Rielmand,-
,e.arnloe. I"'yes Richmond every TUESDAY afternoon
Tor Baltimore
The rocAHosrAs le,vrs Baltimore every WrpNEs.
afcrapon Tor Richmond, tctt rGing. lcnvcs Rich
mond every SATURDAY utte noon Tor Baltimore.
Shipper, to Baltimore by thr.c Boats, must hive
rhnr ods hcre every Monday mud riday Of enc " elk
LUDLAM &. WATSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

II NOISE m. rrcc,vrt--
u. Harper Tor March. Graham FOR Match, Elm.
huIsh ard Wr.tnusicr views Tor lnnnnry, Dollar
Magazine for Mnr,h I,o, marr NV Books, Gold
rcn.; viii ARTICLES tao numrl Gus 10 iarntian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
National 4gricultural .Sociefy.

WAsmNGIOl. March 5.-lhr Agricultural
Society to. day. after protracted debate, passed
resolutions calling on the ngrcufurai,ts of the
whole country to meet in conventions Washing
ton in February next to determine tol them
srIye what legislation is necessary for their pro
lection.
After >o,nn other business Of no public impor-
taace the Society adjourned. In III" evening, IA
large NUMBER of the members called on senator
Clayton, to thank him for taking position IN
the Senate in behalf of agriculture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
nlStELi.ANECt y.
Notice 10 Travellers.


r=-p-asss eaIr Sapcs will IN future eavo l. such
s=Asza4=zArA haf sh Mondays. Nedncsdnys und Fri
lay morutags; ,s.a Charotcsv H. night civ
ing passengers ahll sht's going Mouth
sep2 Il tnvls j. I. HAMMER 4 co.
IhlE NJ BsGhlHER ~ she. Ia .cli his ftAGl On
81 LAND, hfu4 lHtl e County ut Authorizations -
tnlIes from rrIty - lyucbburE. The 1n,r contains
about 1000 AANEs which viii bn divided Ia -nit
CD pur hnscrs. Tho Improvement are all good mud
-h-nrv.
i5ot term. opfIy 10th soh,crbcr At I,ochhur
doc 1.d.adt-1 GEO g. CNRLE.
Iso Ale " EpNIr MAY CONCERN.
w g shr# r'HllnIr II call uutn COR friends Tor
ilr amount ot lHrl hi~, do 1t lnnunts iar the bal
arcr al tn mnalp nitcr whrh, no having thu time
a'ces-RY 10 dsNtr shall place those reminding
unsettled ~ o.hs1. hgqfs to collection.
feh7 IA BuRROuGIiS, SHAFER n co.
goat C0AEll-rhr snb.eribrr il prepared
Y l" hi At the ,Htp- notice, orders f"r Mountain
Coal of tlo bet p0ay Fnr orders nl 200 bushels
mote it wilh dcverr at tho Depot, IN lynclharg, ut
,hr pre-, of 30 cent. pr bu,hrl
Relcr'nrr Is Hale Ia thu conductors oi tho rriaiai
at who.e Rcn1u4e Rouu the ronl ia usoi.
JEREMIAH kALE,
ieh . Dir Ghriiianshufr, Mants's Co., Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

AWr0kEA ~ II n, I,.., nlon t. uake
&uu offensive pp~chr-c OF VI leunr, and anc, Goods
IT cYefv description in the Siag. will sell the
nauasf al Goods very I,rtthr prices. would
tyi.c every body call and my rlucy goods surl
r. uuots Ribbons Glpnts. SUne-, II IDS md ,ther
Bap1,rf- tor c Idren; Hosiery Giayr-, Licr. Embroi
der = Of the bp-i canrtcr; head Dress Cups, cant
he ,,scrl'ri --o1 its to b.. udAnC on inper.
Co = aud ser Tie Prett'r-t eooI, oNttut
der 25.dsr2inw ALFRED $. ENGLEnOVR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

NFdTlnN NNkN kllNts, NnIN' FltkIn
Fruit knives, Bnttcr Knives, Siv'r Cups, Children =
rott4 kuife, Forl, mud Spoon, silver Goblet,
Gold Brcasirna. Eur Ring Chaps, Lqohcts. Thimbles,
Shields, Pencil. aud Pens SprctncIes Keys enIs, &C.
all of which will h, sold, wholesale retail ut
No. n, S, camoro sign Of the EAGLE.
THOMAS NOWLAN,
le24 IL Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
An Appeal to overy Man and Woman.
llamu-ba, county Va March 1t, 1874.

Road The Cilav inc rcf1rate from Indy endorsed
by Postmasr,r L. L. Coorrr:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-30
BEWARE OF MALARIAlI
RINGS REMEDY ,o5

For Ferer and Ague, Bilious, Renittsat and In
teT1Hittent Fevers, and all their kindred dis
eases. a safe Medicine adapted for all eonsti-
tutiOHs and al climates.
The statistics Of the above class Of diseases
show an alarming increase within the last few
years; and as they are not only directly fatal
IN many cases, but also lead indirectly to con-
sumption and other maladies Of the most dead
ly character, it is Of the highest importance to
society that II certain means Of cure exists it
should be universally known.
Such specific does exist. Rrxe's RESfEpY.
a compound Of vegetable extracts, the product
of six years of research and experiment direc-
ted by medical and pharmaceutical skill of The
highest order, it is now offered to the world as
preparation that will literally ertinquisk Fe-
yer and Ague and its kindred maladies, with
the same certainty that water extinguishes FIRE.
Its effects are not superficial. | reaches the
fountain-heads of the disease in the liver and
splene, and purifies the system Of the virus by
which 1t is sustained. II does not merely
mitigate symptoms, but remOUes their caDse, and
Is as essential to the health of the resident in
the West, Southwest and South, and in fact TO-
every human bel who breathes an armos-
phere impregnated with the fumes Of vegeta-
BILE or animal decay, the yapors from stagnant
water, or the malaria arising from any unwhole-
me surface, as the aliment upon which he or
she subsists. 1t has been tested in some thou
sands of cases in private practice, without the
occurrence Of one failure, and the proprietor,
from his own experience of its effects, does not
hesitate to affix TO il his personal guaranty.
For sale by BAILEY & MAGUET, CALI
polls, Ohio. .l
June 7. lS55.-3m i-s
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-30


RWe publish in this number of the
Journal, Gov. Trimble's letter of ac-
ceptance
Gov. Trimble was put in nomination
because his acts, as public and private
man, have been such as to secure the
approval and respect of the people, and
his friends can now, as does he in his
letter, refer to the past with pride and
confidence. How different is it with
Chase; the only hope that bis friends
can entertain of his election, is that the
people will forget the past, and the great
est difficulty that his new friends have
to contend with is in decently giving the
lie to all their previous opinions of the
man and his acts; in keeping out of sight
the last fifteen years Of his life. Let us
take the man whose long life is sure
pledge that We shall not be mistaken,
and allow Chase, if he has indeed for.
saken his evil ways, bring forth fruit
worthy Of an honest man and upright
statesman. f-...-