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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
pT-TTE LODGE, No. s., F. "a. NJ,

FoEBEsTOWN LODGE. F. A. NJ No. so
,,..... ,hs SECOND Saturdays Of each month.
4 6. Simpson, W. NJ John Roland S W.,
= Foot. J. " John II Sharp, Secy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
KNOW AL MEN

DY THESE PRESENTS-That the under
ID signed. wife of Robert Davis, and a resi-
dent of the State of Caiifornis, intends to car
ry On business in her OWL name, and on hel
own account. That such business is that o
Ferrying and Farming, at Hamilton. Tina
from this date, she will be individually respon
sible in her own name for all debts hereafter
contracted by her On account Of her SAID
business and that the amount oi capital in.
vested in said business does not exceed ave
thousand dollars.
Witness my hand aai saal at Hamilton
January 26th, A. D. 1854,
ANNE DAVIS }s:,}
Subscribed and acknowledged before me
this 10Th day of January. A D. 1855.
WM POKE, J P.
febl0-l4tf Hamilton Township.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

JsIlCE BLANKs-Just printed and hr
- sale ct this ef6oe
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
NEW CLOTHING

3A!aO7..1A2!9 Sg.33o
~ S. DICKINSON would respectfully cali
LIE the attention Of his Friends and tho
Public generally, to his new AM well seleeteg
stock of
CLOTHING AND HARDWARE.
just received from San Francis. which he Is
selling on very reasonable terms Give him
call. Newcombe St, near the Plaza
Bidwell, Dec. /, 1854. tfn4
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31

DooTS AND Sif0ES-A fall as~,ri meniirom NUN
dos. GLCCkArfS
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-31
D. NJ. EVANS H.B SUMMERS
n d 9OAl-Al3!39 = .
WHOLESALE GkOtFkS

Fire proef Brick, First St, JeIoc he PIu-a,
and opposite Commercial .4Aey.
MARN-XrITr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-23
w ASHINGTON CITY,
TUESDAY MORNING. oCr. 90. 1855.

ng-ar e. JaAHs No. re south Tenth street Phade
sia travelling assisted BY WIN u. Weld
oHS CoIINs HAMArIT, r. Z. JAaEs, Taos.
Mes, W. MoKRIsoS +. W. Willy, Wa. l.. WArSRaAs,
H. CARsoS d. X. NUsrts, BES. 7. SWAIN T. AsIMAs,
and p. DAVIS.
or Dir o. W. JAMES No. Harrison Cincinnati Ohio
collecting Western and Texas
assisted by Thomas g. w RAMsAY WILLIAM II. TuoaAB,
THos NJ. JAMES NJ L. WIsKnAs A. L. cuILDs and Dr. Wa
tlAA IRwra. Receipts Of either viii good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-23

The New York Daily News quotes several resolutions
adopted by late convention of soft shells in Onondag
county, and also extract from editorial endorsement
Of said resolutions by Mr. p H. Agsn, the softshell cand
date for S,aeprison Inspector and asks what thinks TIE
Washington Union of such sentiments ~ Our answer Is
that we think Of them just we do of the same seni
ments expressed by the Albany Atlas think that any
editor who entetains and such sentiments thereby
reads himself out Of the democratic party the great par
amount issue on which democracy and black republican
ism are about going to trial. 1t is proper for US to ada
that whilst we think such editors by avowng su sec
onel sentiments forfeit their claims democratic fellow
ship also think that such papers the New York Eve
ming News which constantly warning upon the bar
mony and integrity of the democratic organization for the
qualification Of personal hostility the administrator
have as little claim to democratic brotherhood.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-23

Official confirm the announcement ALREADY made
in columns Of the election OF Hon Mr. Ward, demo-
erat in the second congressional district Of Texas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-23

In BosroSRaohel is now playing in Boston. She next
appears in Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
. RICHMOND AND

- 0xOAA1AOANA> 49,
DANvILLElS SOUTH.
sfnE AND VIRGINIA. AND TENNE1eEE nAIL lie
ROADg-sUMMER AkRAN0EmENI.-eno q
100 comfortably and most expedieious route @ the
vi R9INiA 8PRIN0E-Through by Dayhsnt ana
e.sSsse CHECKED through, except On Stages
yistors TO the Virginia Springs oy tns toese "a
tha 6outh-side Railroad cars at fetenouis OF Inc
a;shmond and DcuviIlc cars st kichmond, o. A M.s
ALI Isundavs breakfast 1t the Junetisn
md annie time given passengers TO sat arrive ct
Ivnchhurs AZ u NJ. to dinner, and thence, We Va
.n5d Tsnn' Railroad, reach Bonsacks Depot q " z.
n ths s.me Aay. and there take KENT, ~ MINER
soN 4 CO.'S fiNE LINE OF STAGES, dine ct
~ n a Sveet or sweet Springs and arrive at the
Wbits auiphur SPRINGS III milesl early on the even
~. ~ The second day from Richmond snd Peters.
hr-s without night travel and with but "a miles Of
Tba Vr.ni. and Tennessee Railroad |. located
throurh . most romantic country, possessing Gil,
matt uusurpsssed for its salubrity and delightful
temperature The road passes the base OF tne reakl
Of Otter and within three mies OF the Auegnany
Sorina. one mile of the Devils Den or montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles OF the
Yellow sulphur Springs, all pleasantly situated Z
faw miles apart on the Eastern slope OF the Ale
ehsny mountain in Montgomery county The We
ters Of these Springs are celebrated ior tnen eree
m aicinal oualities the accommodations ara excel
lent aod have been greatly increased SINCE last ses
son. u.;, ~. Pal
aummerson l. Co.'s tages at Newbern Depot at b.
4 M the next day after leaving Richmond or Re
te,sburg and arrive at Red Sulphur early In the al
ternoon and Salt Sulphur early ID the evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

NEW klVEk SULPHUR SFhlNGS
IN This beautiful Watering place, situated imms.
dately on the bank OF New River, in the county OF
Giles u miles below the point at which the river is
crossed by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
miles from the celebrated I" Salt Pond will be
opened the reception of visitors ON the 10th OF
July. I'll water possesses the qualities Of most OF
the Vie ia Sulphur Springs and ia esarSed by per
ings have been erected sLd the place fitted up with
view to ensure the greatest amount OF comfort to
visitors The proprietor has msde arrangements to
accommodate about 100 lsons the present season.
and every exertion on his part will be made to rem.
der visit agreeable, Fiom the Springs q view OF
New River for considerable distance, with its
jestc cliffs presented that is unsurpassed In gran
deur and beauty by any scenery In the me untains
To the loyars of hunting aad fishing the atrsctlons
are unequslled by any place In Virginia Our Plea.
are found in the grestest abundance near the
Springs Boats can be had at all times for excur-
sons on the river, and eysnees for persons de-
sirous of visiting the "Sst Pond" the greatest
riosity in the mountains.
Passengers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Wiz sinis and Tennessee kairoadSt Chris
tiansburg, where they will find Mr. John EchoPs
Stage ON Mondays and Thursday's by which they
will be enabled to reach the Springs early in the
evening of the day Of leaving Richmond or Peters
and continue next day by Backsburg, Newport,
&c. On Mondays and Thursday's the stage will
leave the Springs for Chrstiansburg in time to
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays stage will run for the Springs to the salt
Pond" and will also convey passengers to Giles
Courthouse, and connect wi the lines to the White
and Red Sulphur.
FARE-S15O per day; So per week; and s25 per
month.
;y10-d&cIm VIM. EGGLESrON
kF-Petersburg Express copy for one month aud
Petersburg lnteiigencer twice week for mont
and send bills to u. Masters Amelia C. FL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

PEMOVAL.-D O'DONNELL,
~ HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, has removed
opposite the Banks, where he would be pleased to
see his old friends and the public generally.
Hydraulic Rams, Lift and Force Pu5flbs Bath Tubs
Wash Hand Basins, Water Closets, Copper and Iron
Boilers &c, lifted up on the most approved princi-
pies and at the lowest prices.
~ Orders from the country promptly executed.
u JOBB ING punctually attended to.
iy 23-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
i .EONARD has A HARD Rom;

TOM LEONARD 10 the man, beat hiuu
At coughs, SOLIDS consumption, that All ia%
III my firm belief that his hstant R,E,f 'a!ita
Can cure oil on this side Of Jordan.
Now, fathers. mothers. all, both l;.,I.
small, '''ie' TIA. N
This Cough Syrup please take scco,s,,.
And give Jour honest opinion, friends ot,.. A..
minton, ''aseak
OF the best medicine this side OF Jors,,
Price.25e per bottle; s bottles, sps a,r..
LeonArd's Dollar Cordial. a'Ia u
To be had of L. B THoMAa Broad ..,
Aill. and Of ell Drussists and deals,, ~. ssxe
Richmond and State OF Virginia wsstl
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD l. Co, 90 Main . ....as
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of 8th and RE- aisS
Richmond, Va. D'Osa ras
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

for i'f'nei 'A''' -rf'' E. g. WALL,
superintendent South side Z. r., Retersb'g
CHA6. CAMPBELL,
- Ell GILL,
sup't Va l. Tennessee n. b. Lynchburg.
KENT, sUMMER1ON Cos
IT,, - =. = - HinNastla. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
Richmond, July s. 1855.
WRIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT


The Subscribers having bought out the above busi-
ness ard leased the premises for term OF years,
will co aiinse the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce hrstrate article OF
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, 30 being deter
fnly solicit this patronage of the friends and custo.
mers Of WRIGHT & BROS. and the pdblic gene:
rally assuring them that effort on their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried by the subscribers, for &C.
yeral years past az No. East Main street. will be
continued az heretofore and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support Of their nnme-
rous friends and customers, they grstefully scknow
ledge and return thanks for the liberal vors hitherto
bestowed on them SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers, &c
addressed to either store. will meet with prompt at
tenton. 8. B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will

u nav the above reward for woman purchased
no me Of "Briek House Estate" named HARRIET
XAYO who left my services In December last. She
IL bright mulatto, tall and has rather an awkward
and soven appearance, very large features psrtic
nlsrly her lips, which are almost unnatural. She
has on one OF her thumbs . wart. -
This negro IL extensively acquainted In Peters
hure and has relatives both in Richmond and tnis
city. 4,
this city, 1 will pay the reward. n
.rs-,. Petersburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
i AND WARRANTS WANTED.-Th,

/ AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
- highest market price will be paid for 40, 80 100
and loo acre LAND WARRANT5, also for Land
Scrip; Persons having Wausnts or Scrip to SELL
viii do wall TO call at WIN. HURLEYS
Exchange Ohhoe, No 5 Pearl ct. Richmond Va.
y, b-fersons living In the country are respect
fully requested to forward their warTnnts, (wher
duly sssignsd) BY mail or otherwise. and pledge
myself 90 them that they Ahail receive tina highest
mafset price. and prompt seturns Ia cash or chechs
sthsy snaii deem proper 70 direct me. g !
o-Sm So WM. HURLEY.
+ fhs p ics Of Warsents i naetustins and unslsedy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
CHIRTS, SHIRTS. sHIRTs-We have

GHIRTS, SHIRTS. SHIRTS.-We have
~ just received by steamship Jamestown an as
sortment of the above Goods, so long promised -
Those who have been enquiring for the m would do
commend the article as something genteel, well
made and perfect in fit
In same shipment have some white Drill
Pants; Alpaca Drsp Pete, and white Duck Coats all
in good style, and for few days at least fur
nish customers with the above Goods
Call and examine stock Anything In the
Summer line will be offered at q really low figure
GROSHONG TUPMAN
au7 ITO Main atreet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTVs

Mr.. b. III. JACKSON ear Sir: ImnsIs5 IN
OF duty to those afflicted with dyspso.is ,: ;sisa
apostle, | will state that am now IS Tss-as
have been afflicted with the dyapsu.,s ',is.ss
complaint for two years and TILED eysr, -.r ~
by Mr.. Z. Crags. After using YOUR ai'r ~
time End myself enjoy ing fine health ar ~. u,
food with satisfaction ''ilf
Yours, respectfully, sAaUTr a.,..
fhey may be found st L. }. Pisot,, r ~.
9. ID. ZachrilEon's Chss. Millspau,b', s,sastt
hesr', and Alex. Duvai's, DTusEisls, RislaST !
- .,'t'7is VIOhptfF dttcHuGI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
THERE once did live, NOT f,,7

4 a man Of wondrous lama 'VDl ~.
Az shall shortly make spp.,,
And RoLLARD was his parns
What did he dol hear YOU ssv
30 quickly TO attain
Whist others strive for, Right and A.
And toll for. Oft In va n gay
Then listen, while tell to you,
What many one san tell.
And many one will prove II t,na
How be did make them well
For every pain fiesh could sndu,s
On suffering mortals sent.
There's surely found perfect .n,.
In P0LLARDS LINIMENT
Bor sale By PUACELL, LADD 1 en-
esra' Aa,s = essy; D.vsi Morton, " s;a y
the city. AJ th,psIss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
1sl subscriber, having recently purchased this
property has entirely re-furnshed the House, and 10
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
SUNNI er retreat is in the county of Abemarle about
Central Railroad and situated in region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains,
within so minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structing through the uutain, and equally
nieut to the University of Virginia aud Monticello
WIN. r. JARMAN, P. M,
js 21-dts Mechums River.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
TITFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lef1

G the premises of Frederick Anderson, on the
18th of June last, . negro man named FREDEkICk,
If low statue, about IS years old and OF light COM
oi.y;op sueaks low and stammers q little when
srnot en- to- He has wife Leigh street. near Ad-
ans street. at Mrs Mary A. Craftons The above
sw.rd of $50 will be paid IL he II taken out Of the
atste Of Virginia, or e35 If taken in the State and
Selivered to Frederick Anderson OF I'd. d: Escho
.n S-1ts THOB. j. BAGBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT


-
TWO TRAINS BETWEEN STANTON AND
THE SPRINGS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING Is MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large force 10 engaged in laying the rails rapid
ly towards the Springs In few days another sec
ton will be open.
Those who desire to go quickly, will continue ON
from Stanton immediately after dinner, stopping fer
the night at the Bath Alum and arrive at the White
Sulphur early next evening.
Ii they prefer. passengers may stop in Stanton,
snd take the cars at next morning, every day. OK
sept Sunday, when the Stages will meet them at the
terminus and travel with strict regard TO comfort.
RETURNING,
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur ct
A. M make Bells the night staud which is a few
the morning cars from Staunton at the terminus, at
P. b getting with the Alexandra at Cor.
d0n''ils and ' The 8 sEcoNp a n
Will leave the White Sulphur after breakfast, stay
all night at Hot or Warm Springs next day dine at
stanton By o'clock T. M.
Fare in connection oiM stage line Of Wm p. Fari.h
l. Co.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White Sui phur. SO 90 70 Warm Springs. 81 25
70 Sweet SPRING.. 800 To Bath Alum. :....7 90
To Healing. To Rockbridge ALUMNI 90
Trains for the Springs leave Richmond at 6 As A.
those for Gordonsvie, by the night line, leave
Southern passengers nave ample time to take theiT
meals and connect with both trains, and will always
find an omnibus at the Depots of the Dsnville and
Petersburg Roads. which will take them FREE OF
CHARGE, If they 60 through direct.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing aoith Friday, third day of august
For the accommodation Of the way-travel a pas
senger train will be run Ia connection with freight
leaving Richmond at s A. M and arriving at As
T. M This train will take up and put down passen-
gers at all the usual stopping places except Stors
and they have the right to transfer themselves be-
tween this and the express mail train at any point
where they come in connection. Going uo t6 mail
at Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot stop anywhere but at
regular Depots, except Junction and Atiee,s
a. d. WHITCOMB, supsrintdt
on ofTfansrortation, Va C. R. R
Office Va. Central Railroad Co }
Richmond Aug 4, 1855 ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
NHE HUGUENOT sPRINGs.--1he

mhscriber repeatedly announces 10 the public
that thi well known wsteripg place having. since
the last season received extensive improvements
and been mt into thsroueh repair, wns opened Tor
the receptiou Of visitors the 10Th inst Every
effort win be made TO present even more than the
ordinary indueeme nts Of former years snd In this
eonneetion the subscriber 10 grathed 70 state that
Mrs TuKPIN, who superin tended the domestic ar.
RAM ements ct the same plsce few years since and
whose efficient attention and ia0yfike deportmens
gsve universal satisfsction. mas been re-ensased,
ususl care hiss been bestowed will offer her services
10 the gussts Tho strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements. 20 a. 20 obv-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors A
band Of skilful Musicians has been ana the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources of amusement VIII contribute % make
these Springs place OF hsalthful and agreeable re-
Taxation. ts' -.
The waters are sulphur ard chaly beate, and third
COMBINING the properties Of the oher two, which II
ALSO used In the bsth house. They ofer an assem.
blaze of mild TONES and gentle alteratives whose
beneficial effect has been sgnsliy shown In hume
rous instances In which worn and debtated frames
have been submitted to their infuencei and their EN-
cency In the case of ladies and children, has been
more eonspicuouslly marked. se
The Huguenot Springs are In fowhatan county,
| on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
| from which place they are acceshble by the Rich.
mond and Danville Kailread, whch passes within hx
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the SPRING.,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-o1 rs per day; $40 per week; eSo per month
Children over and under II years Of age, and ser
wants. half price.
sS0-ts Sssssa DAVID MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
HHOLERA MORBTIs AVN .a..

~ COhPLAINTs.-These sans1 nuAkS
rous disesses are becoming quite n,s sad -
time, and If not speedily checked pp,,ssral:a, I
co r. ia ssd not unsqusntIy IN SEEN,
to that universally popular ms =, 20 TENED, -
PREMIUM BITTERs, and We thas, sAsy,s.
every one TO give 1t trial. ASS n,aasteiars ~
digestion and eorreetor and pur;S., "
these Bitters are unsurpassed. Ey.,vv Ne xs1,ss
Keep few bottles On hand. 'fJ faunil5
Price 30 cents per bottle. For nal.
PURCELL, LADD CO and D,raisb b. n.
every where. esssts an q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

THE undersigned have this day formed
Il acopartnershfp for the purpose Of writing up
Books fort hose who have regular clerk, prepar-
ing lesal nstruments and copying In all the varou.
branches They consider themselves competent,
from experience of many years. to give satisfac-
ton to all persons who may think proper patron
ize them.
Office on Franklin street, between 9Th and 9th ste
in rear OF the residence OF John M. Patton, Fac
HUGH III. 0ODDIN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
May 18th, 1856. mySO-dSm
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@STA NEW AND SPLENDID

@An NEW AND SPLENDID
At OPP OPTION LINE OF
BTAGEB-Ihrough ftem Richmond. Petershrfg.
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexsndda, 70 White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs. In Il days and ssls sui
' On and sftsI the LIT day of July next viii run
Of the Virginia Central Railroad to the Rockbrdge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Syringe
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot SPRING. with branch
to the Al-Healing Springa)
Passengers leaving Richmond In the morning train
Of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
day light and arrive at tha Sweet and White Sui
phur Springs early In the evening.
Having all new, first class ooaches, fresh tednlu
selected with great care and accommodating driveIo
we feel assured we extend to the travelling puf-
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Aiexandrl.s
to any Of the above named Springs can be obtained
of any of agents. who will always be found af tha
Railroad dspots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at ell times, wheh
desired. HARTMAN 6hOWN.
nv % s-4-... Proprietors.
Rates of Fare in connection ih the Tyginia Central
Railroad, by Haymdn md BYotcn's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 Y4e Sulphur Springs. W W
70 hot springs. az
To w arm Springs ssss.....ss. %
To Bath Alum SpTngs... ............sss......"1 w
To Rockbrdge Alum Springs. ...... w
Passengers are informed that we have reduced our
rates of fare stated above, and Milling If any
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce 1t
still lower to suit the times and loishes of The travelling
public. HARTMAN 4 BROWN,
jy6 Proprietors
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thanks to their friends and the public generally fol-
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern Of Wright l. Bros, and take great pleasure
in recommending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern of SIMPSON l. BAGNALL.
iy S-2m WRIGHT L BROS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
RUNAWAY.

DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was
II, committed to the Jail OF ths City Of kishmend.
!. runaway. ON the SDth day Of June lSco neeIo
avs sbs IL the property Of Maria Howard, OF henIico
county, Va Said negro H. 1--WE feet seven incnss
bsh, Of dark complexon about % year. o. ase; nn1
nnS Ted calico bonnet The owner Of said negro y
rssssstsd to come forward, prove property, ps.y
- a. law directs. JOS. 4. STARKE, d. =,
~ sow For Martin 81. Lpscomb, Ssrst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10
A CARDS. P. sEMPLE bees leave

A CARDS. P. SEMPLE begs leave
N to state that his Diarrhoa medisine must not
be classed with the large number Of cholera medi.
oines, Killers CoIdals Essences Balsams, adver-
tised by dozens in every paper. His is something al
together superior, above beyond and different from
them. If you are affii cted with diarrhoa aud use
some of my PREPARATION yen will never any other
If mine can be procured. sold $500 worth Of it ia
1919 with the understanding that mo cure no pay''
and in not single instance did they come back for
their money. Made and sold by
y. r. SEMPLE, Druggist,
au7 Half square above the Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

leila 9PRTN00-NEW SPRING

q MELIA HPRING6-NEW SPRING
"A RECLAIMED.-1hs subscribsrs take great
pleasure 70 inform tho pablls thst they have sss-
800 = - - stross ~ any Sulphur vstsr In tho
mounss,ns M. WV. OLD, Dr.. of Powh stsn county,
pronounces It equal to the White Sulphur All We
ssk IL to como ard test the fect.
THOg. C. WILSON SONS,
Z .re-a17t Amelia Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

-. n this oity on the Goth Of June last, negro
man named PETER. He has q scar ON the neck,
mat under the left ear He Il about feet inches
thish and ID very black. He il the property Of Dr.
Tsiiaferro OF Gloucester county, and was hired BY
me of P. III. Tabb 4 Bon will give the shove re-
ward for his appreh ension and delivery to me:
T.