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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-02

R.. L. JOHNSTON. A. c. MULIIS.
j torneys at Law. Office opposite the Court
House, Ebensburg, Pa.
Nov. 80. 1885. fiy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-02
Cambria County, SIS:

March %, '55-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-05-02
In the matter Of the Real Estate Of Grl6ith

April Is, 1s55-4t.
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corresp ,ndencs of the Dispatch.
emigration 10 CaiJornia-Amerscan Insti,
fnte Fair--Ertortion-Rosalie Duramd--
Gold CrusAers for Vsrginia 8.c. &c.
New York, Aug. 81.
Emigratio to Calfornia has taken 3 new
start; The Empire City and Northern Light,
which sailed yesterday-the first for Aspin'
wall, and the latter for San Juan-take out
an aggregate of nearly fourteen hundred per-
sons. sons. large portion of those on board the
Nicaragua steamer are said to be destined
tor Oregon. Among the passengers was the
hon. John l.. Wheeler, u. 8. Minister to
Nicaragua.
The Fair of the American Institute will be
opened on the 3rd of October next at the
crystal Palace. The managers are making
most extensive preparations to have the COM.
ing Fair excel anything of the kind ever be-
fore given in this city They cordially in
vlte mechanics throughout every quarter of
the Union to contend for the prizes The
sum of $500 has been set aside to be distrib.
uted In premiums for the productions of ap-
prentices and minors.
A woman named Jenny Stewart was yes.
terday arrested, charged with attempting to
extort 81 so from John G. Brink of No. 6s
lana, lanai street, by threatening to expose some
private matter concerning him, which would
tend to injure him Mr.. Brink states that he
has already paid the woman 81, 900, but that
not being satisfied with this, she has made a
demand upon him for $3.50 more
Miss Rosalie Durand, the well known vo.
calist is to open at Burton's Theatre on the
Sd ult., as commedieune. On the same night
Rachel commences at the Metropolitan.
Richard Welsh, an earnest friend of Ire
land and her interests, and late editor of 1.-THE
Honest Truth" died on Sunday.
Mr.. X g. Burford one of the members of
the Pacific Express Company, was carried
off to day in spite of himself in the steamer
Empire City for California.
At the Morgan Iron Works here, they ale
engaged in making number of gold crush.
ers: for company who are working mine
in Virginia.
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KEETUoKr's NoBLrsr Eor--- : = =
- HON. HENRY CLAY. =
AND STILL ANOTHER SPEAKS ennM Mt15r
HOME OF DR.. HAMPTON =, AA1

History cannot produce more wonderful surs
than that certified to by the Hon. w r. Thorn.ssc.
Tho condition Of tbis child was deplorabIs n. ~.
extreme; yet there 10 youpg msn In the city Of
Baltimore, cured by this wonderful Tincture of this
continuance. We refer also to the pampbiet ~
Of the most respectable witnesses that Stamp
HAMPTOps flNCTURE - the gre discovery Of
the age.
CURE OF HEREDIfARY sCR0HULA.
The following certifeste Il from an eminent law.
yer OF kentucky. who is Known IN sli the States,
having for number of years representsd bis etste
In Coneress:
It affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Hamptop,s
my slave boy, Albert The patient was three years
OF age. and had the 6crofua. His father i ssrofu-
ious The boy was moving mass Of sores from
head to foot The upper lids Of the eyes were much
swollen and turned Upside out exhibiting horrible
mateiing ulcers, aud protruded over the eye balls
10 as to produce blindness 1t 10 stranse vet true
this child that felt resigned to sec de- a. relief
from suferng-has been restored to health under
the treatment of DR.. Hampton -
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Case Of Col. Kinney-iStsange Elopement-
Inmates Of the Aims H0use-Brutal Rob.
bery-Cattle Market, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1855.
The case OF Col Kinney who was indicted for a
breach OF the neutrality lava was brought to the
attention OF the United States District Court yes
terdty morning, by George hi, Dallas, Esq, who
asked for postponement of tae matter until the
February term OF the Court. Mr.. Dallas offered
an Affidavit OF 9. q. Presbury, surety for the ap.
onel had been delayed by accident but would yet
appear, &c. The recogniza ance was forfeited, but
asno objection was had by the United States Dis
trict Attorney, 1t was respited until the first day OF
the February Session, 1856.
An old gentleman residing In Holmesbure is In
this city in great distress, in conse quence of the
elopement OF his wife with man who had boarded
at his house, and who Is twenty years younger
than the woman with whom he has eloped. The
case Is somewhat remarkable from the fact, that
the woman has lived happily with her husband for
over thirty one years, and borne him eight children
some OF whom are married She Is over fifth
years of age, and the man, who, from all accounts
is loaer Is between thirty and thirty five wears
of age.
The bark Thomas BALLET left here Yesterday for
Laguayra and Puerto Cabello. with full cargo
Among the passengers on board the Dallett are
Commodore Domingo Dias of the Venezuelan
Navy, aud John Gureman ESQ son of the Minis.
ter of the Republic of Venezuela to the United
States.
In the Blockley Aims House on Saturday there
were l S76 persons being an increase of 2O7
the total of the corresponding period of last
year.
Ayouug man has been arrested in Germantown,
on the charge of robbing his brother, while lying
upon his death bed, of $3.50 In gold. The money
was deposited In the Bank at that place Lieut.,
Cevat and Mr.. McManus, one of the Mayors clerks
have recovered the money, and returned 1t to the
widow of the deceased, who has three small chill
dren dependent on her for support, and this was
all the tuDHa aha had In ho rucrId
The offerings of Beet Cattle during the week
amount to l., 100 head, and sales made at prices
ranging from 50 $l1 per 100 lbs. Cows and
Calves-Sales at from $25 to SOS Sheep-Saies
at from l.4 to l-2 cents per h., 50 25 S4 so
per head: Hogs were disposed of at 80 25 90 rs
per 100 lbs.
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Nv r A CowARDN.
PAIL RACES.
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2& hssi:s:4;5s isS' IS: .;a;sssT sT@s !:
SZ.th the second hoNoAi :"
o.,oh.r. 1855, and continue six days swespstsks
FIRST DAY-MoNpAY. OCT o. ., more to make 8
fof al. sse. four mlls 20 ssd sicoe ssee satrsnse
i; tars.t ,Ss fr'esd eeis.sd is wi'h the
~. Or n Gibbons nsmes q II ~
ne. out Of c..:.Dss sb ,' m cordeia Read BY "sf-
on, Of na1srs s.e ess eh b. Henry, BY Glen
eos oI. o. r.mphell names eh. M. Floride, oy was'
rel 90, ,Sn o. Ann AGnsmrbsi name. ch Laura splman
NJ M.rs1 ,Dsr ont Of 0loen., three years old.
W, James Tally nsmess g. one-Eye Joe. uy
'... George, out Of Registers dam, seven years
ae ueGratb names eh. h. Sam Letcher, BY
w..nsr. out of Medoc mare, tour years oid;
W. Tahn Walsh names b. q. Lawson, oy wagner,
outo OF cIn;n Green names sh h Frankfort, By Glen
~ ont Of Mary Morris four yeaTs DID,
M A. Chesthsm nsmes- 80 ~
sLcon1s 500 entrance, half forfeit mile heats,
ofJ.sa With the following subscribers:
si2; nd MCDANIEL names 4. by Regent, dam BY
iap Whsle. r.nss bv R.v.
sgs cs,vn Gn Green names g. by Sovereign, dam Ann
css.t ssIRo pAY-wEpNEsDAY.-Jocks Club
pnr.. $500, three mile besta
FOfIRTH DAY THURSDAf.-f froprietors
por.s s3f0, two mile heats
sIYTH bAY-sATURDAY.- Y.-Proprietors fune
IN thrse mile heats for handicap race, Hee ior
90, only that have started in some race during the
week.
SECOND DAY, (s Z o hASsl ~. "a
pIYNx awes pstske for three yesr Old eoits sno
4 d.. sntSsns, 5000 half forfeit; mile hests.
THIRD pAY-WEDNEsDAY;.. "A s~espstaxie, AZ,
fox four.yesr old colts and fiies S5Oo saaoss' Hs
yiFIH AY-PRIDAY-A swsspstske ior three
vs.I old colts and FLIES; $500 entrance, half forfeit
sEcnnD RACE-sAME DAY.-A sweepstate
Tor pptried threeyear old eolts and hlss $40 en-
lance half forfeit; mile heats.
sVAll the above stakes to name and close lst sop
l. npei' CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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Inc N0TJ0f ana portsmouth Slttrers- ISrdelites in
the Field The Late Fire Riot-Foaed Ercur
sionists, &c.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81
The subscriptions for the relief of the Norfolk
aud Portsmouth sufferers still continue and all SO
far as received by the treasurer, w II Bruno,
amount to S99l3 The Israelies of the city gene.
rously held meeting and subscribed 1891 10 TIE
benefit at the Holiday Street Theatre, at which MIR
and Mrs. Charles Howard appeared, realised
$275 70
John Ellis, who was shot Ia the fire riot on Sat.
urday night, diedsh morning. Minnie johnson,
alias George w Johnson, has been arrested for his
murder.
The Mayor has dlstricted the following compa-
niles which were engaged in the riot on Saturday
night: New Market, United, Vigilsnt and Lafayette
engine companies. and Mount Vernon Hook aud
Ladder and United States Hose companies. Toey
are allowed to 60 no farther than the block of
buildings 10 which their apparatus Is located. We
have had two fires since the riot and NO disorder
has occurred.
Yesterday evening party of excursiopists took
the steamer George Washington to spend an eve
ming at st Michaels, 10 Talbot county. Excur.
sionists on former occasions, have damaged prop.
erty there much thar 10 the present instance the
pleasure party were driven back to the boat by tn
citizens of st. Michaels, who were armed for the
purpose,
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NOm GOOD NEWN-We A.

M0m GOOD NEWS.-We are
&fTTayW now offering our entire stock of
0R@a1slI ICl Boots, Shoes. Trunks, Valices end
- Carpet Bags, at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for the fall stock which will
be along in few weeks Parents in want CT
good Shoes for themselves. children servants can
save money by buying them at the Metropolitan
Boot and Snoe Saloon, ss our stock must bs closed
out as near a. possible by the first of September.
Travellers, If you wish to get good Trunk or psir
OF Boots or Shoes for very low price just go the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon, with cash in
hand, and you can buy more than cheap. The Me.
tropolitan is at No Isl, Main street
c. s. MAURICE.
au ~ Richmond. Va
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FEMALE SURGICAL STuuENr-The n Y.Medi
csl Iimes says that seven syDung and fair looking
w9msn may be daily seen at the Nav York Hospi.
Ia following the physicians and surgeons on their
rounos ana are present at Ill operations on males
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

CAPTURE OF SEVEN LARGE SEA sHARKs-On
Monday party of gentlemen, while fishing at the
Monument, better known as the Dumb Beacon. in q
yacht from Mr.. William Peters fishing establish
ment, Penny Bridge, Brooklyn, brought in seven
large sea shsrks-the largest weighing $50 pounds
and easurng about feet, and the smallest weigh.
over zoo pounds and measuring feet. They were
caught with small fish lines and brought to the wa
ter's edge, and then struck with harpoon.-N. Y
G5,u
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! VALUABLE FIsH.-The smack g. Dickson
ot New London, arrived here on Wednesday eve.
ning, having In tow large fish known az the XII
er, captured at the south side of our island. The
nsn IN question will make some two barrels OF oil,
Gazette o
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Mr.. Brown. the Chief of the Agricultural De.
partment OF the Patent Office, IL sb out to max.
another visit to Europe for the collection o
seeds.
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w. r. THoxAsson.
SOMETHING HIN Asogr H4Merows rlNcruAE.

Az an invieorstor and restorative, where gentle
wanted We believe Il superior to al the
SlA, COUGH, eCRORULA and RHEUMA9I0M
with all diseases OF the Stomach and Rowels Il has
Offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
$l per bottle, ak bottles for o5 ~ = s.at5j
Sold In Richmond, BY o. A. sTkECKER and
fuRCEtL, LApD CO.. and By ell the Drsegists
lets gratis. 77 Al 1S--aE.L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

GRAND CRoss OF CoMMANpER.-Mr Mossi, for
many years Sardinian Msister At Washington, but
now assistant minister of foreign affairs at Turin,
hfs recently received mark of his sovereign's
cpnhdence In the grand Gross OF Commander
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iHEATRIcAL.-Among the actors who opened
as, night for the season in Holiday Street Theatre
baitrnore under kunkel & Ford, are G. c. Bopiface
John H. Jack and C. w. Tayieure.
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DEAD. Rev Christian Wil,berger, one of the
hrst settlers of Liberia, and late chaplain to the
Eplscopal Mission to seamen Ia New York city
died at Beverly on the 18th inst
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SPIRIT oFTHE PRESS.

The National american comments upon the
letter OF acceptation of Hon. Allen Trimbe, the
American nominee for Governor In Ohio and re
commends iis Union loving tons to the considera-
tion OF the South.
The Enquirer speaks Of the manifest inpropris-
y OF electipg the U s. Judiciary by the people OF
he states or territories In which the judges may be
The Wig has an article upon the financial ef-
iect oil the war in Europe, and closes by saying,
People who have wheat may become alarmed,
specuiators may succeed 10 screwing down the
price 5 or 10 cents this week or the next but
while England and France need the article and sp'
proprate hundreds OF millions for itspurchase, we
think there Is little cause for real fear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

Inc pmoI cJuncii vi Louisville have appros
pIistt So0O for lne relief OF the .ufereIs by the
election riots 10 that city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

A LoNG DRIvE.-A paper In Indiana county, Pc.
chronicles the passage through the town Of Indiana
& q mr.. =: GIinder Of Armstrong county. with a
drove OF several hundred head OF cattle for the east
efn markets. which he had bought in Texas and
driven overland distance OF fifteen hundred miles.
They looked remarkably fine, considering that they
al " Se--e 49,
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THE September elections will ba those of Cali.
fqrnia and Vermont on the 4th, and Maine on the
l0th- all for state officers only.
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NORTHAMPTON DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION The
Democratic Convention of Northampton county, Pa
was held Tuesday, and was largely attended. After
organization, the Convention was addressed at con-
siderable length by the Hon. Richard Brodhead,
touching severay upon all the political questions of
the day. series of resolutions were then submitted
and adopted They declare the attachment of the
East, no West-strongly denounced Knew Nothing
ism and In reference to Gov Reeder declare that he
has discharr his duty In Kansas nobly and manfui.
~, and that II confidence in him 10 undiminished d
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SIcKLY SEAsoN.-It would seem from re.
port published In the Utica IN. ~ Teetotaller that
July was very sickly month In Utica The mum.
oer OF liquor sales, which were mostly for medi.
clps. purposes, was 200; value OF the medicines,
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DEATH OF Ex-Governor METcALF ,-Ex-0overn.
or MeteslG Of Kentucky, died on Saturday OF chois-
- at his residence, Forest Retreat.
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BOGUS CoIN.-The Buffalo Advertiser says that
bogus American quarters are In circulation In that
city. The die 10 perfect fec simile of the genu.
ipe, and the general appearance the same. They
ca, can be detected cnly BY the weight, being very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

TEXAS ELECTION The returns of the election IN
Texas show that Pease, Democrat the present Gov
ernor. has been elected by some ten thoussnc
majority. The whole Democratic State ticket nal
been elected Ward. Dsmocrst has been elected te
Congress from the eastern distIict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

- fHE YELLOW FEvEa.-Ths yellow fever 10 agsir
rapidly increasing in New Orleans, The total NUM-
ber Of deaths during the past week was OH, incir
ding S94 from the fever
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During the week ending the Ilth inst, 247, ,44s
pounds of copper ore were shipped from Lake
Superior.
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METHoDIsM IN AUsTRALIA-There are now In
Australia in connection with the Methodist church,
assistant ministers; 1897 members, of whom 1870
are Europeans, and the remainder native converts in
New Zealand the Friendly Islands and Feejse 25 579
sunday and day scholars 600 attendants upon the
ministry; 2 churches and SO other preaching places
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hEAL NATIvE.-Wm. Walker, q half-breed of
the Wysndot tribe of Indians-a man Of educ On
ana OF wealth, and who glories In his Tndisn blood
Is spoken OF - candidate for Congress in Kan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

Mr.. VIM. Terry, bank note engraver, and
me inventor OF the iron pavement laid In Court st
Boston, died In that city on Saturday.
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The corn.crop.is supsrsbuni liant In scott county
NJ The present year, ard coatracts, Il ss!d art
making aty9ftssn ceais Der bashel. s,t
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IA man named Cssssdsy, injured last week by an
explosion at the Messrs Du Points powder mills,
10 Delaware, hiss since died
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REMOVAL OF ToNNAGE DuTY.-.A recent letter
rom Amsterdam says that the States General have
pssseu sn act which removes the necessity Of pay.
ing tonnage duty at that port Il takes effect from
the 1st OF January, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

Hon. Philo c. Fuller, formerly assistant Post
master General, died near Geneys, New York, lai
week
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fIrTEEn AuLEs AND HoRsEs 8usNr.-W hastoni!
large stable 1t Hylstos Pc, with hfteen MI - en6
hoIsea was oonsumsd tassday morning. ssag &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

Thomas d. Beard, of Wilmington. Dsl., has vol-
anteored bis services ~ Z nurse TO the sick with
fever at Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

NOMINATION FOR CoNGREss.-A convention rep.
resenting the American order of the sixth Congress
sional district of Maryland assembled In Washing
ton city on Monday. and nominated DR.. w. W..
Watkins, of Howard county, as their candidate for
Concress
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

SINGULAR SUICIDE.-On Wednesday last young
man, stranger, went around Coburg and regularly
summoned a coroner's jury to meet at the house Of
Mr. Brody, Coroner, at II O'Clock that Day At the
hour appointed he himself to the kitchen door
Of Mr. Brody's house. entered, and proceeded delib-
efately to table, opened the drawer. and, taking 9
case knife thersfrom, drew 1t his throat He
then started up stairs but fell near the top and ex-
pired before help could be obtained He IL supposed
to belong to Montreal, and last from Port Oar.
lington-Toronto Globe
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SPECIAL N0TIoE "A CANDID COURsE -
The Component parts Of sTABLER'S3 3ANODYNE
CHEkkY EXPECTORANf and sfABLER,0 DI.
ARRHGA CORDIAL have been made Known to
upwards Of five hundred physioians, every one OF
whom, without single exception. have pronoupeed
them excellent medicines, compounded In sccord.
snee with scientific prinsPles and skillful phsrms-
physicians generally oppose what termed pop.
ular medicines" and this fact speaks loudly In favor
ofther csndor and the intrinsic merits Of these VAL
uable prepai ations, which are most appreciated
where they are best known, and which are coming
into very general use for the distressing complaints
they are intended to For diseases Of the lungs
and throat, stabler's Anodyns Cherry E1pectorant
affords safe and speedy remedy; while the Diar.
lb9a Cordial has known to fail In giving relief
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the
agents. a-5 ~. . 4 -. - s9fss-l n 4 +.
Price Of each only SO cents per bottle or six bot
ties for $3.50. 80 7EfI Y !
E. II. ETABLER 4 Co, Propristors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD l. Co. Druagists
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. -f am lS-dAclSt
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Eoh kENT-Two newly-erected Brick
l. Tenements on 25tb strs.t rs.r Ta;aS o. Do
nst Church, containing rooms, including basement
wta passages, porches, closets, rsntrys, &c, with
raloen attsche and well of superior water on the
p'smies Rent $3.50 each per annum. U WIG
Apply to Ed. D. EAcHo or
JAS. NJ. CARTER, 18th st.,
JoNo-H Opposite Pod OfBce
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SPECIAL N0TIoE.-lf you are sick, the
probability 10 that the root of your suffering 10 Ia the
stomach. From q weak stomach proceed dyspepsia,
languor, oppression In the diaphragm. jsandioe,
heartburn, costiveness, dysentery, and Q legion OF
other tormentng diseases. Indigestion produces
thin blood. and therefore destroys the strength and
vigor of the system. To restore the tone Of the
stomach, and enable to throw of and dismiss for
ever all these ting and gerous complaints
nothing 10 necessary but peIssvsrine use Of Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared BY DR.. G. n. Jack
son, Philadelphia. There n nc mistake, no failure
n their ssnative effect - s &sE $
Agents for this eity-MSssrs. PuRcELL, LApp
Co., and BENNETT BKRas, Druggists.
au IS-d2w ~ - 81 e..ssss Il.
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an expefI-
enced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and obsts
tries having located on Broad street, three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services 10 the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention 10 the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and TO the treat
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Children.
ap f-6m@ kICHD 3. CAUTHORN, n. d. ss.
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Ms FOR RENT-A Tenement situated
Enz on Union Hill, one door above Elijah Bskefs,
c. clbtsiniug rooms and kitchen with rooms Rent
Sl2O. Apply to
VIM. CULLINGSWORTH. Jr,
an i8-ts Stall No, S2 Old Market
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AWFUL MURDER.-We learn by MIR Cravsth. of
Whitewater, the following particulars of q most re
voting and awful murder at that place:
This forenoon old man, aged about GO years.
named w N. Birge, father to VIM Birgs, jr, propri-
etor of the Touring mills at Whitewater, cut the
throat of his wife, and was then shot down by a
young son of VIM. Birge, jr. The elder Birse has
long been addicted to intsmperate habits, and the as
ssult upon his wife was made in of his drunken
sprees His wife is represented to have been an es-
tim able woman.
P 8 A later report, by telegraph, says that Mrs
Birge 10 likely to live, though there hopes OF
her husband. The boy, lad about l6 II years OF
age. shot In ssltdefence. his grandfather making an
assault upon him. after cutting the throat of his wife
Janesviite (IH.) Gazette. dug. 16.