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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30

The NATIVE AMER1cAN."-We have received
the second number of the above paper, published at
GolJsboro, by Messrs. Powell & Cooke, James W.
Powell, Editor, 1t belongs to the Know-Nothing
order in politics, and to be more distinguished
by energy of expression than purity of language or
courtesy Of tone. There is accounting for tastes
however, else we might be inclined to think that
less denuncatoTy tone towards the Democratic party
would quite as we'll become writer who has, within
a few weeks past, held an Office from Democratic
Legislature, to which office presume he was
elected as Democrat, although we have never taken
the trouble to enquire. If it were worth while we
would venture to hint that sound and fury are not
necessarily sense, nor abuse argument There were
great men before Aggamenlnon, and patriots before
the Known othings; nay more, there have been
patriots of foreign birth far back as the days OF
Hamilton, and Morris and Galatn, and there will be
again in the future
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
Virginia Campaign News.

More W1THDRAwALs-1he following communi.
cation is worthy of special notice. 1t shows that
Know Nothingsn is rapidly sinking into decay and
it will undeceve such democrats have entered the
Order with the idea that they can leave it at their
pleasure
To the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer:
FLUvANNA COUNTY, March Is, 1855.
MEssRs EDITORS :-Hurrah! for Henry A. Wise
Like ceaver fellows, the democrats boiling from
the ranks OF Know Nothingism. No less than seven
have Withdrawn from lodge in this county, and
have fallen back into their old ranks. Like brave
gallant soldiers, they have shouldered their muskets
ana are now pouring into the enemy some of Capt
Bragg's favogite shot-erape Deseron have made
them but the better soldiers They have viewed the
enemys works, and are better prepared to fight them
Yours, &c, One THE SEVEN.
2. S,--You use the above as you choose, The
lodge speak off is at the Court House, Palmyra
We were all refused lismissIOn from the Order, and
we do not know yet whether our names have been
scratched from the "parcbment ROLL but, suffice il
to say, off, by or without permission through
the latter, suppose.
BEDFORD CoUNTY.-We have received, too late fol-
insertion in to-days paper account of late dis.
CussOn In this county, between DR.. Tompkins anti
Know Nothing Wing, and Mr.. Richard Shelton
This account represents what We have before heard
that Dr. Tompkns is pouring the shot, hot and heavy
into the Know Nothing ranks We also learn that
Dr. Tompkins is spoken of independent candi
date for the Legislature. DR.. Tompkns is but type
of thousands of honest and independent Wings who
are disguised with the late surrender by their selfish
leaders of the Wing party into the hands of the Know
Nothings. God speed him in his patriotic exerons
Lynchburg Republican,
REoUEsTED--The Penny Post of yesterday con
tesses that Daniel Ullman who stumped the State o
New York, denouncing everywhere the Nebraska bill
as "pertidy,' was 'nv'ted TO attend the Winchester
Contention, but having greater sense of prophet,
than his invters he declined putting this insult upo
Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
GOV REEDERS SUSPENSION

From The Ra.sas Herald Of Freedom Jsy 2L
It's reported that Gov. Reeder, on arriving a. the
SHAWNEE Mission on Monday last, found letter from
Secretary Marcy Informing him that he was sus--
rended A ueaner act, we conceive, was never con-
Illuminated by aay Administration. Frank Pierce, Tor
thai act deserves the condemnation OF every Amer
lean citizen. Nihou, manliness 70 asc1be his motive
to is real cause, he DTefeHds lie was done FOR the
Govonor speculation il Kaw lands.
What are the facts in regard 10 those lands
number OF halbIeed Indians each purchased OF Gov
en- ment quantity Of the public domain 10 the amount
of one mile square and located on the north side OF
Kansas River, lying between the Delaware lands on
the cart, and the POttawatieme lands on tue west,
making q strip one mile wide and tnTty miles long,
North Of This strip the pretest pEalTe IN Kansas
and al open TO settlement; but there was no way 10
eot 90 the river bcreuse these lanis OF the Nav III
diaus interyened Gov. Reeder, Judges Johnston and
Elmore, and DisIictAiiorney lsacks saw this, anu
hey conceived The propneiy OF buying up ie" sec
tons 10 cOubt contemplating they would ultimately
be greatly enhanced IN value.
Accordingly they entered into arrangement with
TIE Indians by which II was agreed 10 convey certain
lands The a. parties Tor 90 an acre, az soon az
the bargain should be sanctioned by the ln1iGn Agent
and raf,fed Bv tie PresideW. Until this was dOls Il
VAS 10 contract The Indian Agent has never sane
toned the agreement, neither has been Submitted 10
tie President FOR his spproyal-consequenuy 10 harm
hes or can accrue 20 any one in consequence OF the
pe.o.iat;ons which passed between Gov. Reeder and
bis friends Oh the ore hand and the Indians on the
other.
Iha, Kanzas would have been q real gamer By the
enlargement 10 man at all acquainted with ne condl-
ton CT things viii doubt for moment The lands al
around there could be bought from Govern men; for
8 . an acre, but because persons could not reach
Tie river with their produce they have been induced
10 settle ia other localities. We we're over these lands
Gtw weeks ago, and found hem az VARIABLE a. any
In he Territory ard yet they are entirely passed by,
for The very good that there DO certainty o.
her having q market il the future on the ryer.
Prank Pierce, occupying BIS elevated position and
locking cut over The whole Repubh,, deems the most
hGsTaLi ouirage committed by any pe-s)n appointed
during bis tern Of Office 20 be the specr.ations IN
Hose la-ds and consequently b. lsys he az az he
ROOT OF the tree and cats down the offender. What
has be accomplished Nothing bit 10 gain the de-
.es.anou OF al who know lake aa- % inq lire ao
the facts.
A. 70 he removal Of the Governor. Wac there
ever Z more shallow ESete1. iol dong mean i.ils
Than he ore which Pierce ls- deVsed Tue fCc,s "a.
reat n ic these lands had been pablo ma,iei ~
nIe nonAs, and nc slssl. @ nsTH1itT -,ll.'.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
AMEPIcAY PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION

To ne Editor Of TIE ~ y T'ibunc
SIR: Herewith / send correct and authorized list
Of the officers elected by the United States Grand
Lodge Of the American Protestant Association, at its
annual session. held in this City last week. commence
ing on Monday;
losbp. Robinson Allegheny City Pa r. w g. Masters y.
n BnileV Cincinnati o., r. W NiceG Master d.. W.
ORenIy No. SO Second ay n Y r. w g. secrcis5v Jo4n
NcIlrcy New. York r. W. q Assistant Secretayi David l.
smith Allegheny City, Pa, r. w. O. trcasureTi Rev Geo A.
Durbonow Philadelphia r. w. c. Csapain john Armstrong
Phi.deIrhia r. W g. Conductors Thos toburn, Bal more
Md W. g. Assistant Conductor John Ralstos, Philadelphia
A. ". O.. Tyler 9.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge, in closing It's Sos
sion on Saturday, adjourned To meet IN CINCINNATI
Ohio. on the second tuesday in June 1856.
Newspapers motto ng the above will please transmit
snch with the printed ltruel proceedings 10 be
issued. WALTER y MILL,
r. w. G.. Scc'y American Protestant Association,
To whom, or Joshua Robinson, all communications
relative To the Order may be addressed.
Nee Yo,k July 81 lass, Secretary Office a5 secoudav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

IIcVroUs PAPERMILL.-We mentioned few
weeks since that the foundation of paper-m for
the manufacture of paper from Eastwood had been
commenced in our village by MIR. George W. Boards
Ice of Albany On visiting the premises last week on
Mnst., We were supris ON witnessing tho prosTes,
sion already made. The building has indeed assumed
- sbare form and beauty" Ii viii Toe the most sub
stautia and durable BUILDING in village. The base
mont wall ON the river side is eight feet thick some
of the stone in IT, obtained on the spot wll weigh rom
eight TO ten iurs Tie dimensions OF the main oaud
ing are sl1lOO, with wing on the east siie % feet
vide and 90 feet long,
Mr.. Beardsleo is manufacturing his own paper en-
ciues in this village There will be from - 10 20 Of
Them for the manufacture Of psp, capable OF turning
out 20 tuns per week. Mr.. b. VIII not be conhuei 10
basswcod. he has experimental with spruce, plne,
heHlock, wildwood, backeyc &c. sno IS confident he
can lroouce good, iist-raie quality OF paper from
each Of them, and at iC price than printers are now
obliged 10 pay.
Tie mil viii be In readiness for operation about the
Let OF October when shall have more 70 say sbou,
II. lliite Falls n. " Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

during all that period. The Governor VISITED Wash
ingfon and was in consultation with the President
and heads of Departments for three weeks. Not q
word wac whispered 10 Gov. Reeder about bis Offend
ing Tie Governor gets ready n return 10 the
OF his labors but al the unusual hour of near mid
night letter Is put into his hands stating hat certain
explanations are wanted The Governor replies has-
y, and promises statement in full 90 bs arrival in
Kansas. Appointment member of the C&binet mean
with heirg an Aboltonist ard inrsnstcs thai he is
probably removed for nat cause. Pierce " .alnS 10
make his acts Of vckeduess plausible to The North,
causes the correspondence between himself and
Rceder 10 he publishes. hoping thereby to prJudice
the pubhc MUD against the oljec; of bis hate.
We are waiting with anxiety ior Gov. Reeiers sec
ond letter 20 Secretary Marcy Ii it doeI not awaken
tie ewes Of the Acmustraion 70 their tue oolaiiion
We greatly mistake the METAL they are dealing w D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
4 NEEDLE EXTRACTED FROM 4 NO
MANS LEG BY 4 SPIRIT MEDIUM

correspondent Of The Cincinnati Ga=ete, Danl
Gano, furnishes the following account OF wonderful
operation performed by spirit medium on the 'es o.
a woman in that city: Ill
Mrs. MaIden, an inmate OF ny ian-iy, az al
luown 70 may friends here e. an - no;1, in,
preston. possession personation and 'psaknS aaa 81
lately permitted to e her qs spSse 5s sP sag
~ Ltl " e@1-e - an A small stone, Just Two weeks
!. Ie 80, Shjrh he suffered very much. A few
s-lc.' II "a el0erier stare unleTEQintual nhueace
.Ss s-ccl tered the presence of De- Benne', who re-
qaed 20 PIC ny Iala sn e2e on let sr osS 2
- ~.r.ort Ler features and seuse Der face % te-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
THE MAYOR OF LONDON DRUNK.

A Paris correspondent gives the following account
Of an official Writ of the Lord Mayor OF London TO
Fontainebleau;
con this occasion the Lord Mayor and several Of the
Aldermen Of London who we're then the guests Of the
municipal authorities Of Paris were accompanied by
NJ. Edouerd Ihayer, whose loquacity IL proyerbial,
and who speaks Bngsh wn great hueDcy add correct
ness.
"After several hours devoted to Sightseeing splen-
did dinner was served up dear guests 70 restore
them little after the fetgues Of the day, at which the
municipal officers Of Fontainebleau were present. AZ
frs. ali went on hannoniousy but after good supply
Of champagne had been imbibed, NJ. Thayer's tongue
was loosened aud the occasion OF toast onere1
the union Of France and England he pronounced
difcourse which, advancing from one-quarer OF an
hour to another, gradually assumed the o7' "" ''i-
cent proportions. - a. ., Z, io,o
;1egrNss no nation surpassed the British and
scarcely had NJ Tbayer ended man nc afose anu gave
fse et 10 his eloquence, making reply haii a. ion2
-, I'm, the astOnIshment OF the guests exppded
sLcuts ~ laughter when they perceived that tho
- mounting into the heed OF the worry civic
i;f ,r9s causing him 10 utter the most absurd and
exfr.yagaDt language. This flow OF words, however,
far from diminishing, seemed constantly 70 Increase
NJ m tie senior alderman seating himself by the side
of the Mayor pulled him by tie sleeve, as hint that
IL was tine for bun TO stop.
HE honor however, took the interruption in no
very good part, and with a volley Of oaths of the
most energetic character requested biz colleague 70
leave him clone This was Ouly prelude 70 regu-
lar mill between these worthy city fathers, which all
the Frenchmen present fastened TO quell.
"1he Lord Mayor furious al the interruption, wished
10 fight any with pistols at paces-such were
the melancholy effects Of the champagne upon him:
But by the next day the fury of the combsians had
disappeared under the influence Of slmnbe,, and NJ
Theyer succeeded in effec,ing complete reeonelano
between them as they breakfasted with hFa al ms wen
covered table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

A Nrw PREss.-Our ncichbor, Mr. rms. Of TIE
STATE Gazette, has Invented and manufacturing
new cmbossing or pnntng-lress. Il Is the simoesi
and most rerfs Ct afar OF The Kind that have ever
BY card three or four inches square, can be
printed as well on a regular printing pross, and,
should think almost az rapidly while as an enclosing
press il leaves nothing be desired As they can be
furnished al very low price, and must be 20 very
useiu to business men, there be 10 doubt that they
viii ne with large sale 4 merchant 10y ;hc a. %
one al these mecn little instruments, print his
oHD bustess Cards cmbOss toe on his envelopes
stamp paper bags and thus save himself c0a-
eideTaoie expense, Whole he al the same time adver
bees he business Ircnion a.. j. Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
CUPREME COURT Kings County-DAvID

- = DRAPER and JOHN E. DENLIN sgninst ROBERT
JFhNES Summons for money demand on contracr-io
ROBIRT JEANEs above.Ianea defsndant-SiT: You are
hereby summoned the complaint IN TINS action
which COPY herewith served upon and serve copy "
your an,wer office, No Couri-s'reet, Ciy OF
Brookyu within twenty days uer the service hereof exclusive
hc day of such service A. fail 20 answer the COM
plant s. nf esad plaintiff viii take Judgment for the sum
~ One TLouaud Dollars with interest irom the hst day OF
Jan1aTv one Thousand light Hundred and Fyhye besides
H. costs of his ection.-Dafed May 7h, l8Ab
~ a McCUE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The csplant IA the above entitled acton was hed III the
,ae ofte CerL Of Kings County May g. 1855 iy6 lswl@"F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
SUPREME CoURT-James W. Phelps against

- Thomas Bisse.-Summous for demand on con'racI-lo
THOMAS BISsFLL defendant: Sir: You hereby sum
moned the complaint IN this action and serve cory
OF your suser on Ecotye, Cstaraugus County New
Yorl ws twenty days after the service hereof exclusive oil
the dey OF such service AID fail 20 answer the sad com
lei aforesaid the will take judgment for the sum
Of sxy-une dollars md tnoiyour cents with interest Io
The f enih day OF February thousand egh hundred sho
ff give besides the costs Of suit Aud you wal take no
oe tlot the comp IN this action iet 10 the once OF
ISs5 e9lsw6wFl A. a. RICE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

CUPRFMF COURT-County of Onondaga.-
- JOnN FORSHEE and WALTER w REYNOLDS
Plaintiff against JOHN L. BILLS Def udant-Sunmons for
money demand on conncTo the above named Defendant;
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint IN TINS acon
which has this been lod IL tie Clerks Office Of On0ndaga
County and serve copy al my ONCE Ia
the Civ Of Syracuse Ga said County within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the dy OF such services snd
Won f 40 the complaint ~ aforesaid the plaintiffs Will
iske udgneu fr the sum Of three hundred aud hfyeven
o. Cbs Ars with interest from the 10th day Of August one
bouand eght hundred and yone besides the costs OF this
action THE complaint in this scion was hed M OnondagA
County Clerks Oce August 1851 Dsied August y 1851
J. L. BAGG, Plaintiff Attorney -
ie1stswQyF Of Syracuse, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
COURT.-City and County of New

CUpREME COURI.-Clty ana county vi NeW ,
- York- ANDREW WESSOt and EDWARD a. VAN
pTRHOOF against SAMUEL MCCULLOUGH and JAMES
BcCULLOUGH.-To the defendants; You are hereby sum
oued and required the complaint IN this acton OF
which copy this ID Of August 1850 filed in the Office OF the
erk CITY and County OF New York, aud 10 serve copy
81 vour an W. t. the complaint the subscribers at their
orce no To- Broadway. Newfofk City. within twenty days
of the day " such service; and
N Won M 20 the said comp amt within the tins aforesaid
the Ma nti this action will judgmeot against you f
The ,u # one hundred and dollars and txy1 cents ana
iptere from 5h May, 1854 aud also three hundred ano egh
donrs and cents with Interest om The eievene day
of March one thousand eight hundred nd hyo besides the
costs Of this action -nsted "a August 1861
PEEI NICHOLS, Plaintiff Attorneys,
ans tav6wF No 1872 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

AOTICE Of application Tor the dschatge OF
~ WARREN D. BUDLONG Of schuyler, Hershner County
an ufoveu nom his debts pursuant 10 the provions OF The
third article Of the tile II the fifth chapter Of the second
part Of the Revised Stotues Notice brs published June B.
las Creditors appear before Hon. Ezra Graves County
Judge Of Herkmer County bis Office the village OF Her
me on the l6h day 81 August 1855 al II o'clock Ia the fore
NJ. be msde aud he be d-charg from his debts . 81,
tel 1swltwF y btNhDiVii Attorney O"oo ~ /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
n1IpsIrANCE, of nn order of the SurrOgate of

~ - - Sevr Yo1k Notice y hereby rven g. a. per
= M 80, against OLIVER SECOk late OF the Oity OK
fsf.er decessed present the same WITH youe es'
81 -. sptsenbsr a. the eore q William O. L. hang, NO
", iidso, ia City VI New OK on or before the TWEEN
- i,d SSv n Octobe nexDaed ewf ork the nnetees,h
1unfarri 1855 (s10 1owemD FISAAC SECOR, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
BAsg DErAxTMESr, ALBANY, July II, 1855
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 the

s,e In suc case Eade and provided that ali te ciIcu'
rtins noes issued s. L. BANks individual banker
P1frNIX BANK or Balm 8BIDGE,D must be pre-soted
AZ he Oaoe Of the Superintendent of the BANKING Department
OF the State Of EewYoik FOR payment within two years hom
he date h. reof the funds deposited fr the redemption OF
The sng notes i.sud the ad banker will be given up
WIS law2yF 81. SCHOONMAkEh Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of tn County ofNew-York, notice IL hereby gwen % al
- -s tavrr G sir against EUGENE LENOIb, late Of the
City O. York deceased present the sane VIII vouchers
thereof 10 uhxriher o. the Office Of James W Seaes
Iot1feorA Al Law No. g2 Bros1why 10 the City sew OK
on or before the III day Of February s. OK
he I'd dav ofAugusi 49, HtNk1 MipbpN
aus laweInf AoInlnl-IIaIyI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
N PIfRsUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

fbe County Of Hew.York notice il hereby gwen . ~
pen. having claims against JOIN }; RUIAN late o. I
3it- az New.iork deceased 20 present ne same ~.
,,ereef 70 the subscribsr the ofee Of Joha ~
No Nsass, 10 the City II New 9rs on g i7,b ~
twcniieih day ID November next psieo s.es.,,.,
of May, 1855. BkISE,5I y, n Va n ,ir,Tr.ssrs,or
n.Nlf levfIaF JOHN NJ LIN fA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate o
che County Of EewYOk notice i hereby gyep 70 eli PER
sops having CLAIMS against RICHARD DUbfEE late Of TIE
CITY Of Eewro-k decea TO present the ,os WIN vones
err thereof 70 the ubcdber the Office Of Le"ofH LAIRD
No IA Nasssn in the Cry Of NewIork on or tore the
fh DAY OF October RrDEo Newly YORK the "a DAY Of Ap
1855. fLiLA ~ ~ fli.l Agiu ,Ni.t.ti -
% lswemF JULIUS :. POWELL, AonhnistietR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
~ PIrnSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

y IIICUHlNNNl OF OF VIuVI ., ~ =,
OF the County Of NeYork notice Is hereby gwen % al
psrsoDs Layi1g claims against JOHN q LLSOlh Ste OF inc
ty Of NeNYCrk decessed 70 preset The se VIA vouchers
flreof The gbschDer tho OEce Of James W. savage
ocunseor o. law No 1872 Broaiwsy IL the ts q New'1ok
on or before the 5h day Of February next Dated Ne"IoA
"a Az. as ,s6a HENRY buoTOy, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
feqal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of HewYok notice is hsIeDy sven 70 -
rp bsvirE claims 9gsiSst JOHN ORblLLi ate o. 'ne
Ev Of NewYok deceased 20 present the SANE VIII
Leof 70 the subsobes Al The store Of terrence bGe 10
ln he City Of NewYork before The twenty
- - Igns 1855 TERRENCE BOYLE. lF,eeg,o,s
* i,uemF THOMAS HOLLAHAS. )
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24
THE subscriber having sold a mart of the

'HE subscriber having sold part of the
Il Tredegsr Foundry and Engine Works to MA.
WM. STEPTOE. who have long been connected
VIII the business. has associated these gentlemen
WIFI him since the first of July last in the Foundry
his old business he requests those who have claims
against him to present them for settlement and those
Indebted to him to make for early paw
menu. ]. r. ANDERRON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24
PAUL BARGAMIN,
Tenth st., betso. Main and Cary, Richmond

THE subscriber is now pntting up to Or
l. der, In town and country all kinds of
HYDRAULIC APPARATUS,
on the most scientific and approved principles, and
warranted to work well. Also,
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS,
Iron and Brass Lift and Force Pumps; Copper Boil.
srs; Bath Tubs; Water Closets; Wash Stands; Show.
srs for hot and cold water, &c.
HANsONS IMPROVED BALAN nee VALVE
HYDRAULIC RAM.
In soliciting the trade. and all those who may re-.
quire for their own personal use the above Appara
tus the subscriber begs leave to say that this Ram
will raise water through leaden or other pipes to an
elevation Of at least fifty per greater than any
other Ram, with the same head or supply of water
The various uses of the Ram are for supplyipe
Dwellings. Barnyards Gardens Engines Factories
Railroad Stations, &c., with running water
METALLIC DOPING GUTTERING AND
SP0UTLNG
done in the best and substantial manner and on
very accommodating terms
ORDERS from any part of the State promptly at.
tepded TO- ia 20-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24
FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA

H'ANNA ONAAG AMI CLNOEh MA
= NUFACTORY, and 9th sts., Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 CRATES and TENDERS. embra.
ding all the various kinds used in the South East.
West and North. receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used in the Eastern and Northern
cities and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices.
buiiders and Merchants, and others In want of
Crates and fenders will find 1t to their adyanta ee to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by me In WAR;
ante6. - SAM'L d. DENOON.
OF age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode.
rate. !. % O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

M OTHERS. TRY LEONARD'S IN
WI SLANT RELIEF.-LEoNARD INSTANT Re-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE, for Coughs, Colds, Con-
SUMPTION Group, Whooping Cough, &c :, has cured
health. when the jaws of Consumption were open
to receive their prey by taking few bottles Try
it. people, and let the welkin resound with Joy at
the name of Leonards Instant Relief
NJ BIO insure a speedy cure, it must be taken
invariably after each attack of coughing.
~ Price. &c. per bottle.
Messrs PURCELL, LApD Co Wholesale Agents.
to be had OF all Druggists. and Geo. Webb, Norfolk,
Va. ja17