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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

IS Black concluded, l looked at him
with wonderment, knowing that this was
not the most hazardous adventure Of his
life by many. He gazed into the fire a
little while without speaking, sighed
heavily, and then resuming his kindly
look again, stopped to pat Leo, who was
sleeping with his broad lower jaw on
Joe's breast, while Joe lay on his back,
looking up at the bark root. and listen
ing to the roar of the tempest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
TERMS:
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT
PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
WHOLE No. 2O47

poor. We are Gods stewards, and our
iuxunes are not given US to feed cove
tOusness which is idolalry but are tai
ents which may be increased ten times
before the great day of final account"
When people ask me how to prevent
moths always long 10 say. clay up
your treasures in Heaven :" because 1
have found from experience it is a sure
and convenient way
"Well, Aunt, l own 1 never thought
much about it before as a matter of
Christian duty. 1 will try, before anoth-
er year, to confne my case to the arti-
cles L need, and shall hope for better
success.
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1Ottp,
M Palace OF IMAGTNATION.

FRANCES FULLER BAERITT-
r,,,o, Reautv. full OF Art and treasure
Is that Palace where ny Soul was boundi
FILLED tremendously with every pleasure
Sweet to sense or exquisite of sound
Light whose softness rivals summer shadows
shadows only softer than the light,
Like those clouds that dapple the June meadows
Make its chaulbers rarely dark and bright.
Sirhtinrales are nestled in its bowersi
U.seen singers stir the fragrant lir;
Fountains drop their musical, cool shadows
Into basins alabsster fair
Ancient myths are stored here in marble,
austs Of Poets people every nook
For,ps so like the living that the warble
or tbei- voices thrills you as you look.
Rare creations of all times and ages
Wrought by inspiration Of high art,
Live in sculpture, speak from gilded pages,
Throng with beauty its remotest part
In this Palace did my soul awaken.
From what Past-it thirsted not to know
With the bright existence il had taken
Wandering. tranced-like cherubim aglow-
Till, from dreaming. rose unquiet fancies -
Frightful phantoms glided out;
Gnomes and ghouls read OF in old romances
Haunted an its shadoEy halls about!
Then ny Soul sat with averted vision,
Cold and pallil in a nameless fear,
Seeing with inward eyes a new elysian,
Dream Of pleasure, inaccessible here
And she uttered, sighing deep ard sadly,
Here, tho all is fair, yet all is cold;
I would change my matchless Palace gladly
For one hour OF life in Loves warm fold"
This she said, and straight the sapphire air
In the Palace rosy grew, and gold;
Statues pale and pictures heavenly fair
Blush'd and breath'd like forms of earthly mould
Happy laughter with the zsphyrs mingled.
Sweet young voices murmur'd loves soft words
Light ming joys along my soul-nerves tingled,
Till it futtered like its young brood birds.
Now my Soul, no longer pale or pining,
With sweet mirth makes its rare palace sound;
Golden light thro' every shadow shining
Shows the beauty lying waste around.
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CASTLES IN THE AIR.

Why bounds thy heart so lightly,
Thou maiden young and fair ?
Why beams thine eyes so brightly,
Seen through thy waving hair
Thou hast built a fairy dwelling
In ewes rainbow tinted sky;
Thou y lit not list the knelling
That tells thee - love will die"
All, build the gorgeous palace,
While life and love are young;
Drink freely from life's chailee,
While loy's flowers are round thee flung !;
For It's only in the morning
Those cloud capped domes arise
Bright dreams their walls adOrning,
As they CLEAN before ouI eyes.
Fair girl when age has drowned us
With its blossoms snowy white,
Then no more VIII come around US
Youths fancies, warm and bright;
By our hearts in praise uplifting,
Age shall visions see more fair,
Than, when On youths sea drifting,
We build castles in the air.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

An editor is not only a great bore, but
a great fool, when he sets down TO write
a long "leader," under the impression
that his readers prefer it to the news of
he day, and a multitude of items and
scraps. So says the st. Louis Democrat,
and so say we.
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AN editor in Ohio thus writes to his
subscribers. eve hope our friends will
overlook our irregularities for the past
Two weeks. We are now permanently
located in the county Jail with sufficient
force to insure the regular issue of our
paper for the future"
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you'll find it out," as the thief re-
marked to himself as he saw gentle
man feeling in his pocket for his hand
kerchief.
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He who receives good turn should
aeyer forget it, He who does one should
never remember il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
-. YEETERnAY .-..---

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--J Booker T w Hobson
kiehmond; G A Haudley Chaflotte, w Tinsley
Lynchburs; Bass and lady, Powhatan; L Cottref
Goochland; & Winffee, Chsste erfsld; J Beasley
Bait G freeman, Va r r; " L Wilson,
Spottsyvsnis C Sale, Miss; A Royster, Iranyilie
NC; NJ Hannah. Fineastle; Terrell, Va; N P
Luck, Caroline; w L Moon, w L Moore. califo;a. r
Miller, w Morton, Rich'd; G B Hutchen, Chester
field. sstag Ffi e. IS 9,-I1 80
EXCHANGE HoTEL-Dr Templin., C Tom,.
kins, G Hsrrison, Mr. Gordon. lady and children. /.
Va; r Bryan, Glouoestsr; r Harrison, u N; Dr j
Harrison. Richmond; w Howerton. Halifax, j j
Jones, G; Douthat Chss City; II jenkins
w Sells. 8 Stratton, g Waddle. a Wilber. r
Sand, c w Moore and 2 ladies, Hayes. Phiads;
Clark, Erhart Adams w Edwards N y. 81
Cabaniss, Ala; D Parrsy. Buckingham; P Hoo.
yer, Washin stcn; Dr. J Briggs, 81 Seabury Nor
foik; C Minor. AlbemsIle. = 5000 s5.s,s, -
AMERICAN ROTEL-J Heath. lady, child ard
svt, Prince George; VIM Church. p Jackson. H
Jackson, II Armstrong, Pstsbg; w Bailey, Char.
lottesville; P n Anderson Ala; j w JineaIi Lake
Superior; w Hamilton. NY; M w Va ghsn Prince
Edwd T Handley, T P Campbell, A { Crenshaw.
Richardson, Danville; ID Harrison, A B Bar
nett, c; Sangster Fairfax; E P Good snd lady
c Williams, Morgan, 8 Gafney. ] B Jack son,
Washington; DR. w Crump, Powhatan; w Cliff,
Richmond; n Armstrong. L Armstrong, Thos P
Morgan, 81 Peirson, NJ Dabrey, Cumberland; A
Charleston; II Hamilton, A Williams, Chas
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-w q Hodges. Mass; "
e Shepherd, A Hughes Flevauns; L NuckolIs,
Loui.s; James Bait, Amelia; f scruggs. Powha-
tan; Carter Amelia; Grove Charlotte; Dr.
T Mcknight, Albemaile Z saunders New Kent;
W II Mason, Va; L W Crosby, Baltimore; w 4
Mech, York; FL Bare. Stauuton; w A Ramsay,
Albemsre.
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RIC b N 0HD, Vat
THURSDAY MORNING.

A NEW WAY or COMMANDING ARMIES.
Louis Napoleon, instead of going to the
Crimea and commanding in person, has plans
before him in his palace of the field of ope-
rations, and communicates orders by tele.
graph. This is certainly the safest and most
comfortable mode of commanding an army,
which has yet been devised. 1t is eminently
suited to the military genius of the present
French Emperor. Cannon balls cannot fly
from Sebsstopol to Paris, and the General
need not be ducking his head from morning
TILL night. The first Napoleon on his war
horse, leading his Frenchmen to the cannon s
mouth, and the Nephew, sitting at the end of
telegraph wire, devoting thousands of gal
liant men to doom which he declines to
snare, present a contrast which we should
think would no where be more forcibly ap-
preciated than in France. But, after all, there
can be no position more suited to the capa-
oiiities of Louis, than that of a wireworker.
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CALIFORNIA.

Whilst flour in Richmond has been fourteen
and fifteen dellars barre, it wss in San Fran
cisco, by the last accounts, but six dollars.
The New York Herald notices the shipment
of the article, from California wheat fifty to
eighty bushels to the acre. to New York,
and in month or two, some thousands Of
barrels may be expected there, via Cape
Horn. This" remarks the Herald, sis turn
ing the tables on us in fine style. California
is ambitious Not satisfied with supplying
us with gold, she has undertaken to fill up
our deficiencies of bread. Was there ever
such another country as California; q.
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vIRGINIA.

kAfLnoAD RKcErPTs.-Thc receipts of the South
Side Railroad Company for the month of April
were' For passengers, &c 7sI IS; for freights
sli,7s SO; mall and express, s6s4 sA total, &c.
2Jo,d Receipts of the Greeuyille and Roanoke
ha'iread Company for April were e2s 44l,7s, dis
bursements sal. .a34.al.
iScRNDrAarsx.-Incendia seem determined
to close up the account of Petersburg In short or
der. Sunday night an attempt was made to FIRE
tobacco factory near Oaks warehouse, which was
discovered In time to prevent serious damage.
RAIN fell pientifully In Mouone.lia last week.
DisMAL SWAMP LAND-The members of the
board oil Public Works contemplate visiting Nor.
ioik on the 3lst Inst, for the purpose of making a
n'si,aton 70 the Dismal Swamp Canal, taking the
hshroad Bridge at the South Branch, and the other
he'gnooriug improvements ia their route
WHEAT CRoP.-The Intellisencer Of Floyd coun
seys: We regret to inform our readers that
the prospect for good crop of wheat corn and
oats very gloomy one. The fly and bue are
piayng the very wild. and uu lees rain shall come
mere VIII be more suffering in Virginia among the
poor classes next year than they have ever yet
experienced. In lower Virginia entire felds of
~neat are destroyed and the corn and oats fare no
petser. u the war shall continue twelve months
longer, and the wheat crop In this country prove
failure, we very much fear that there viii be
sqully times
UNIVERSITY OF VInG1NIA.-Among the students
a'the University of Virginia, as we learn from the
published catalogue, are the following from Rich
mond. VIM. d. Thomas, Jno P Harrison, Elem
log James, Jr, George B. Taylor, F. d. Cunning
man, Roger Martin, r. n Anderson, Archer An
derson, Il. Beale Davis, Morton B. Howell, w. B.
h's'er' John NJ strother. The following are the
states from which the students come
Virginia 322; Alabama 35 South Carolina a.
Mlssisskpi 3d. Georgia 90; Mary land 16; Louis
ana 10; Missouri 10; Kentucky s; District of CO.
1umola % .; Florida g. North Carolina 5, Tennessee
:. nhi =; Arkansas New York 1; Pennsylvania
l; ONO L; Connecticut 1; Total 514.
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MORE SKINNINN

we learn from the Staunton Vindicator
that John d, Imboden, Esq, of that place,
was recently skinned at Mt Meridian, Au
gusta county, by James H. Skinner, ESQ
we had the pleasure of an acquaintance with
Mr.. Imboden, and are sorry to hear of his
miserable fate. We also know Mr. Skinner,
but never suspected him of such inhumanity
as he has lately displayed. Messrs limbo
den and Skinner are among the candidates in
Augusta for the House of Delegates. Mr..
Imboden. we perceive, notwithstanding the
loss of his skin, is still running.
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METEoR.-In Dallas, Texas, on the night of the
12h the citizens witnessed the rapid and cry des
cent of shooting star frem the vertical heavens to
the southern horizon, which surpassed In brillian.
cy and illumination anything of the kind ever witt
messed before. This phenomenon left a luminous
train behind It, which marked Its path through the
sky with vermillion red light which enabled
those who witnessed 1t to perceive the smallest
objects as readily as they could by the refulgent
light of anoon-day sun.
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MARINE NEWS.
roKs or klCHsoNp. Nav o.
ARRrvED

Schr Haxall, Smith, New York, mdz D. Currie.
Schr Cerito, Croweil. Boston, mds D. c1Irie.
Schr S. FL. Lsnfair, SaEspssn, New Orleans, sugar
and molssses, C. T. Worthsm & Co.
schr Emma Jane, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz w.
d Colquitt & Co.
schr D. ". Seasons, Lyons, North Carolina. fish J
Wombie l. Co.
schr Middleton, Msser, North Carolina, fish J..
Womble q Co. .
Schr Express. Carlin, Norfolk, mdz w D. Colquitt
4 Co SIS zs.p Asf5 $50 =
Schr Wave, Lampkin, Curls Neck, mdz,
y SAILED, a. lf esttE4 g
: Bark Caroline, Strisker. for Bremen, with sos
hhds. Tobacco and I6l hhds Stems. by =. w. De
Voss Co. s.up@ tsg3g
sshr J; W. Anderson. Watson, Savannah. mds w.
D. Colquitt b Co.
schr Repeater Parks, Baltimore, ndz w. D. Col
quitt X Co. 5ases S.
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EDWIN FoRREsr.- Some of the newspapers ssy
that this distinguished fragedian has had an attack
OF apoplexy. white others announce his death =
Ned, 10 . private letter TO afrisnd 10 Boston
says, :" don't beltece either of the reports; was
neyer better In my life, and am planting corn and
potatoes. and acting farmer. nistsa ssaa ~
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INTENSELY FRENCH.

The President of the French Senate, con-
graduating the Emperor on behalf of that
body, upon his escape from assassination,
remarked as follows: "The protecting hand
of God is still more visible than that of the
fanatical stranger. whose plans have been
confounded. Let US bless, Sire, the 0dmara,
Providence" 1.E5- 20. - -
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLEsRAH
ROAD. sF
&H L
OPEN TO BOSTON-l09 MILES

TsHE regular Passenger Train will run
i daily (Sundays exceptedl between RICH :
MOND and BOSTON.
> Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock. A. ~, (Breakfast
=. fha Jupctiou and arrive at BOSTON at u n.
Leave BOsr0N at O'Clock r. n, and srriye at
RICHMOND at 20 n.
The Train will stop f,- passengers q the following
pmsbsvk. Fowhstan. MattoAx, Chals Amelia G =,
Wvsnoke. Jenninef Ordinary. Hsytosah: Pfiee's
Msherrin, Keysville. Drske's Branch. nosnns Sora'
Children over 10 and under Is ysarso sof ases bail
price. s.. s3 sz.z x.-s.h
"A lin tro passes 20 that one can be retainea N
-. oe: and Il must be expressly stated tbs paea
that they are permitted to 90 on the caxs
Pssssnesrs lor Lynchhafs connect VIA BOMB
ai1e Raiiroa1 1t Hsytckah. q - j.
I Throush 70 LynehhurK "
4 = ~ ~ r. y. hU0Ho0N, Ticket Agent.
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PARAGUAYAN ACCOUNT OF THE WATER WITcH
AFFAIR From Paraguay we have the offcialroport
rendered to the President of that republic by the
commandant pro tes. of the army, of the copfict
between the United States steamer Water Witch
and one of the little forts on the river Parana In
this document all the blame of the occurrence Is
thrown on the captain of the Water Witch, and the
valor OF the Paraguayan troops Is highly extolled.
The report says that the commandant of the fort
notified the crew of the Water Witch that they
could not ascend the river, and that the no,iica.
tion was cast aside by the officer commanding
with contempt. The report also says that three
blank guns were fred to warn the steamer back
and that the garrison of the fort could entirely
have destroyed 1t, had they been ordered.
Great enthusiasm prevailed among the Paraguay.
an army the reception of the particulars of the
afray. The Paraguayan papers assume boasting
tone and say that they are not afraid of the con.
sequences. sf
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Masonic RELIC In Shelbyville, Ky last week
some workmen digging trench found silver
some feet below the surface of the earth. 1t
belonged to the order of Masous of that place.
and was blown away In the dreadful storm of 1892
1t was restored to the lodge to which II belonged
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number of additional charges are to be brought
against ex-Postmaster Kendall. at New Orleans
tor embezziement of money ii letters. .
The Board of Commerce of Savannah have pre-.
sented the Mayor with $3.50, to be used In prevent
ing the abduction of seamen from vessels In that
port. ~ 2sE tes5+st-.
DR.. Hamilton Brewer, Secretary of the Air Line
Railroad, died at Middletown, Connecticut, on the
sls..
The Canadian steamer Porcupine was buint
near Watertown, N. Y, on Monday.
A negro philanthropist of Philadelphia, named
stsphen Myers. has been arrested for seduciDg
white girl named Mary Bremen.
The Common Council of Rochester, N. Y, have
passed law requiring bread to be sold there BY
weight.
The scurvy prevails extensively among the rail-
road lsborers OF Indiana and Kentucky, from the
scarcity of vegetables.
There are nearly FIVE million of sheep In the
State of Ohio. s
Colonel Dorsey. Of Coosa county, Ala. has de
clned becoming candidate for Congress, because
his wife wants him at home 3E8
The Baltimore ana ODio haliroad company nave
sgreed TO guarantee the bonds of the Parkersburg
(va.) Railroad to the amount of s5o0,0o0.
John Bradford. of cabarrus county, N. C.. ives
killed short time since, by the falling of . log
from house, he and others were raising.
A discussion came off recently, In Cincinnati
between s. J. Finney, spiriiuaiist, and Rev. ,.
Pryse, Presbyterian, on the divinity Of the Bible
Mater Wyman, pupil Of the celebrated wizard
has commenced professional tour through the
States z@ss.sg ss -
% A cargo Of varisgated marble from Tennessee
for decorating the interior OF the Capitol addition,
hes arriyfd 10 Washington. kaER
Richard Tee. well known citizen Of Hudson
n Y,aeu bis throat on Sunday night LIST. -
.eAsiAs ef boss y being ssssbiishsd TO hrniA
New Orleans With Alsbama COAL
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PHrLANTHRoPIsr.-The Boulogne Journal. In
Coionne, records the arrival In that port OF Lord
Ward, who is about to proceed to the Crimea in
steamboat, laden by himself with preserve meats
such as hares, partridges pheasants, bucks, SC,
killed In his vast parks which he intends for the
English and French officers at Sehastnnol. -
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BOUNTY LAND. 20 eai

/ VIII prosecute eNl11S y HIn.s 40 Bc1o
raj Government % e0unTy LAND and TEN
Undsr recent set Of eeD4sssA spidisu - serv.
q : pssied of f6uvsSta 1n9s - aav .v. dhcs l756
sna II sueh soitew he dea4. atheix3 Nieeynq Sepcs
Nhel hnve yosptvsa - sh&n 16e eesess are eadaee
% = much mora = will mske eAqt. .aeAatsE al
= Having bees SnslSeA - de!t z TIE 1snSoe
a..Ily shsss ys:r as: sss,1,ss ,,se|ss sSyssiaA =
Commpnssations ~ HIai! - g q ne's.s -
SsiIiire a Banf sftSsk III ~ seasgese g ssNsss
Az i.1;sssss sy.' - ~ lit 3 ffs'S g. hxYd.
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MILLINERY
mNEW MILLINERY,
DRY q 10 obs.
~ 4ND PARfETY STORE

opposite Thes. femberton's Grocery stors'
rnssss nnae,nsnsd most respectfully requests the
srest care tom late iuportstions and auction ssiss
IN New fork ana which, In rcgsrd to ouslitv .ns
pTise, eannet fail TO please. H"S aae
His steck consists Of
Aisrse and sosd assortment of Summer Dress C3ooa
isse ana sood assortment of Lsdies and Chidren,s
isrFe snd good assortment of silk Mantill.s En-.
oroideTes sih Mite, Fans, Hosiery, and sseat
.ne.y OF eaey Goods, too numero to mention
shortest notice fsH "s Ihe
ap S-ims nrnrrm.n
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t Queen Victoria is thirty-six years old o-day
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Jro. w. WRIoHT u Go. arc prepared
to receive eli kfnds Of Prednss and Merchandise ds
Sspsasa ct thsir Wasslouse % ~ Dcen % = rse'
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EPIscoPAL BIsfoP.-Iti is said that the first effort
tor New England was made in 1888 but he sch eme
was thwarted by the outbreak of troubles in Scot
land.. In the revolution which soon followed the
natter was apparently forgotten. Soon after the
'Ieatoration, however, in 1850, the subject of an
actually made out constituting DR.. Alexander MUIR
bisnop OF Virginia, with general charge over
the entire provinces aud colonies T6is 15roi.ct
Cabot ministry. : = fTltI> f,' - - 'no
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SAn'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
fRIes. ROPES BAestse, ke-t South yunkhn -.
) doors Wsss Of Old Msrkst buys snah = vsn -
IsrRe iofa ssaaes feS.Wm5
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AohTiMLih ~ IA s s.Is'wol. duMSnAs: M.

so,S IN Richnoud BY o. a. sfRECKEk "a
PURCELL, LADD & co and by I'll the Drtggi4s
il Pstssburg and elsewhere. Cal and aes Iamph-
fefs srstie my z<-GEe0
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NosLE SErrImrrr-IMroRrAsr TO THE

NOBLE SENTIMRFT-IME0RTAN TO THE
Sick AND surFERIsG.--The Rev. JAMES w. HuK
NIcUr, the talented editor of that popular paper,
the christsn Banner, published at Fredertcksburs,
Va in bis editorial Of March 2sth 1855, thus Dis.
courses to his Numerous patrons Of the virtues OF
bsmpton's Vegetable Tinctars =" The sesfon Of
the year for feeblenem of body and general debility
10 now spproschirg. and No would particularly 1n.
vise attention to Hsppton's ciebfased vesetsble
ffncture and can and do feel IL duty TO recon-
me nd It to all Who sre dyspsptic or othsrxiss g
feeble ststs Of health. We krow the virtue. ths
supreme excellence Of this medicine. FOX We have
tried it to the saving Of our health. and, per-
be ps, life also. No family should be- without fhis
medicine Especially in al lower Virginia should
sHempton,s Tincturs be used freely. The medicine
may appear the purchaser % bs ysy dear a one
doIiar Der bottle but even at that prce ocnsder
If the cheapest medicine 10 oil our country. We
doubt very much whether il ever falls g DO goodg
-. We refer to the most respeetable cittzens OF
NaIfo,k and Portsmouth, John Lake. key- verrpn
Eskridee and Others Let all the despondins ~
thia sreat res.crafivo. IS ssgssss
'Is -. Csli ana ket Pamphlets and see cures Of
Coughs, Bronchitis. Rhsumstinu. pyspepsa, befo-
iu's' ts' - MORTIMER & MoWBRAY,
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SELLING OFF.-30, 900 dollars
"a worth Of Gold and Silver Watches Jewel
<Ass%x ry and Fancy Goods, are now offered Of
eAAxz.~ sreatiy reduced rates
With view ef making change In our business
we offer from th's day oar large stock Of Gold and
SILVER " "atches, Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Brace
lets. Ear Drops, Bresstpins. Gold Thimbles Gold
spectscies, ard Jewery and Fancy Goods of eysry
HAD. at sreatiy reduces prcesmany articles at and
below cost All in want of bargains will pleasa call
at SENNET JAMES.
my Is Eagle Souare
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NDER FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON,
PHILADELPHIA These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphis snd
New York, and when opened their contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks Pnces ranging from $50 to
$500 For sale by BALDWIN,
NH 3I-ts l48 Main st, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24
BY J. A. CowARDN

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-24
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

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