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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
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Fy.ST received ID! HE Coinsr 81 ~ assw BALES
] Jogrss.ic tsoo,.. ~h.Fa sre Htil9 Eiee 60
81 y deabhR15
Dece Der IG. 50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31


The assassin Pianore, had boon condemned
to death.
-, Inc police say they have discovered a vast
ploI with ramihcations throughout Europe
70 promote insurrection, and in consequence
fianores execution will be postponed to trace
his connection Herewith. On the day the
attempt was made it was freely stated in va
rlous cities of Italy, Spain and Germany that
Napoleon was dead, and Paris in instruction.
BERLIN, Friday Eve.-Oount Esterhazy
the Austrian Ambassador has returned from
Vienna. 1t is said that Austria is on the
point of declaring complete neutrality as well
as the whole of Germany.
Russian sources themselves bear con6rma-
ton to the report that there has been an in
surrection in the Ukraine and that Poland is
very restless.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
BOSTON MARKET. NAV az.

rLouR.Genessee Michigan and Ohio snperfnc, $40 70
'ancy,Sil oo; extra Genesee. $1,000 to 1900
oaMN-.Corn, yellow, ,sc white .lac. Oats ,norih
ern. I0c Rye, Csc. Wheat, 81, 90 70 900.
rNoTIsIoNs-P Pork $3.50 per bh.; Mess ID 50
Geaf; 5000 Western Mess Beef, $1,000 1850. La
IL 10 Hams III l2c per ID Butter, common AID
store, "a lsc: family ,9s 29c. Cheese new Milk,
nc; fou meal, sac Potatoes, $055 90 pei bush
hors-First sort 1854 22o Csc per 53 crop to2
sEEDs-Herds Grass, $500 a ,25 per bush Glove
| northern, l6 l2 lSc perth.
AsHEs-Peurls, $6,25 6,25 percwt; Pots, s625
WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece AZ soc; Full Blood AZ
As three -fourths Blood 80 40 half do 90 4O cop Don
and one lou nth do. 70 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
Plaster! PIaster!!

IN TONS Of fresh ground Nova Scota plaster, for sale
wv at the Depot Store cheap for cash Call and sc
Mon tpelies, Jan. 9, 1855. FULLER 4 smith
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
AAk KHMD or DIZZY N@NnN
James RmndalI,s Estate
Solomon BaIch,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden al
LAMoiLLE DsrRIcT So Johnson, within and fer said
District, on the 2lst day Of May, A. ID. 1885,
OoLoMON and Frederick p Balch Executors ofthe last
y viii and Testament Of Solomon Rach late Of Johnson
in said Dist riot deceased presents their administration
GU Mt for settlement; Whereupon, 10 ordered that the
sam be referred to the 18th day Of June ext hs Pro
bate Once In said Johnson, for examination and allow.
ance and that all concerned be notified hcre by the
pub cnon Of this order In the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully
may be- that they may appear and at said time and place,
II they see cause, object thereto.
BY order Of Court.
Attest, u. 9. PIKE, Register
A true copy Of record,
% Attest, &. g. PIKE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
MONTpELIER MAnxrr. M.u an.

paa,is.a.s eansrr fT,v. Is "a M s so I,
70. cheese, to TO- Lard, 10 to IA Tafow, IL tn
~ Dried Apple, .tos. Eggs 10 per doz. Potatoes
40 to 81 per bush.
FLoyR-Esra fine, aS to 90; 90 fancy 81 ,25to $40
superfne, sIi,0O.
GRAIN AND ilAy.-Corn. ,25 10 SO per hush. Oats G.
70 10 herdsgrass Seed, $50. Glover, l2to 4c perb
Hays l4, 90 to 500 pcrton.
MiscELL,NEOUs.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 To
2oo per cord. Shingles, 81 so to 900 per NJ Wool 30 tn
50 perlb. Nails, $500 Ter cwt Salt, Liverpool per
bush. Sc Turks Island 75c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
wolfe,s schiedom Aromatic schnapp..


This medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the propre-
tor at Schendam in Holland expressly medicinal purpo
ses 1t has been submitted nearly all the first Chemists
and Physicians in the United States who endorse with
their own signatures of the great essentials of the
MArSRA MEDIcA 1t prescribed with great in
Gravel Gou Rheumatism, distractions of Bladder and Kid
neys, and fo Dyspepsia it has superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveoped in yellow
paper with my the bottle, cork and label and for
salo by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
UDOLpH0 WOLFE.
Is. 90 and % Beayer-st. New-York
21m3 % South Front-st., Philadelphia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
G0itor's Gable.

The AUGUSTINE AGE OF FRANCE..-This is an
able and interesting course of lectures delivered
in French, in New York, by Rev. j. F. Astie,
and translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk, consisting
of treatises on the great French writer's in the
age of Louis ". Published by John P. Jewett,
Boston. and for sale in VOL Alb PIP. by Ballou
& Lovcland.
CUMNINo's ScRIPTuAL READINGS on the New
Testament, is another new and more exclusively
religious work by Rev. John Cummings, d. D.,
of the National Scottish Church, London. From
the same press, and for sale, also in vol. ats
pp by Ballou & Lovelsnd.
The SAINTS INHERITANCE, by Rev. H. F. Hill,
of Gcnesco, N. Y, is the title of another new
volume of about the same size, published in
Boston, Cleveland and New York. This, also,
as its title purports, is religious work, and is
for sale by Balou & Loycland, who, for new
works of religious, moral and benevolent cast
especially, keep the best assortment in town,
New MUsrc.-We have received from Horace
Waters, the we'll known music publisher Of
New York, several new pieces of music, such
as /. Our Yankee Boys" stirring air with stir
ring words, "Lilly White" "0ur Child in
Heaven" &c., all of which ore among the best
of the day.
TAG JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE AND JoiNr As,
, sEmpLY are out, and do credit to the publisher
/, E. p. Walton.
PATENT OFFICE REPoRrs.--Part LIST is received
with thanks, from Senator Foot, who we hope
will favor us with its counter part when out
u NATIONAL HosPITALITY--A Tract TOR IN
: Times, is the title of sermon delivered a
d Montpelier last Fast Day, by Rev, VIM. ID. LORD
T. wherein the American Question is discussed
with much ability, and, we think, with fairness
IS how-much-s some may disagree with tn
y author in some of his conclusions 1t is neatl
got up by Walton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
ll)ie0.

In Warren May 7th Sister SALoMA CARDEL, wife Of Lewis
Cardel, aged Al Yeas, months and 20 days.
THE subject Of this notice experienced religion In early life
and ever maintained truly Christian Her disease
was consumption hut she confined the house ouly
few weeks during which period she her house In ORDER
gave council to all her family, and ready fr the
and srAea a esaAse sire dfen H8a
ing away the light heaven The family have
lost truly pous friend, the husband dutifu wife, the
chdr kind and aeconate mother the Church One Of Its
best members May the Lord sanciy this bereavement
the good Of the afflicted, for Jesus sake The funeral
attended the 9th nst by large number Of the citizens
when discourse delivered, founded the following
texts Wen DONE good and faithful servant" &c. 1t was
an interesting time. -
In Worcester May 26h, Of Consumption, LUCAx VAIL Ar
DoTT NJ D. aged % and days. eldest of Dea. j.
Abbott.
He fell asleep calmly trusting in Jesus meeting his last,
his ONLY enemy without fear-hayng while in health cho
sen the better part" Con-
At The residence Of his sonaw in BRISTOL Dane County,
Wisconsin, March 30h, Mr. DAVID HoUGHroN, formerly Of
Middlssex and recently Of Worcester, w. in the s0
year Of his age.
In wIamstown May 18th, Mr. JOEL BASS, aged 81 years.
highly esteemed friend and neighbour and useful citizen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
Hlorrico.

In Wiiamstowu, May 2Sth at the Parsonage by Rev.
Brton Jr Mr. NArAAs CnLDs, Of Moretown to Miss CAL
IsTA TOWNSEND, daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Townsend of W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
KNOWLES
PATENT SAW & SAW Mill.

this invention the "cutting' edge I" is ssfully
~ applied 10 the Sitting saw, either for nd power
purposes The improvement consists in forming each
tooth that shall ut of itself, Independently d the
others given quantity of shaving of wood, being In its
action not unlike the rabbe plane. The effect of this for
nation q" the teeth Is to present to the material acted
succession ola series Of miniature rabbetng planes
ana 10 form its ke by removing successive shayngs OF
tna material, instead Of DUST by the old PLAN First
a most PROMINENT among the advantages gained by this
improvement its rapid action and saving of power We
are able as regular business, with horse
power 10000 feet IN BIO rds per day Of hours 1000
per hour $500 feet has been 10 hour and 81 900,
ieet ~ SIX successive days. of hours each Of pine lu
per- Its advantages in this and other respects is clearly
seen and illustrated in the hand carpenter being
able TO do double the work, given time with this
u what he do with the old kind In Short its advan
tages In of easy and rapid action s be emated
by tile difference in favor of a cutting instrument
scrapng tr gnawing one.
Second, These are, in mills. easily made
follow or be guided line and in the hand this
quality is most strikingly apparent.
Samples Of these saws may be seen at Putnam Wider
& Co.'S Mill. JOHN w, HOWIESON,
MlwIight and Agent.
Montpelier, Nav II, 1855. 2lm3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
BRIGHTON mARKET. nIax al.

AT Market, 1j BeefCatle 90 stores. % pairs Working
Swine.
rhiCES-BEEF CATrLE.-ExtIa, $3.50 6rst quilt
SD second quality, SS75; third quality 49, e.15
$50.
WoRKiNa0xES-sl00, 1870, $50, I60
COWS AND CALvEs-$20, 81 Us, A., GO.
SwiNE-4,75 a 90; Retail, 5 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
Vhe MIarkfts.


AT Market 1893 Cattle, about $50 Beeves and IS Store.
CONSISTING of workinroxen, cows and calves IS aarn g.
two and three years dds.
rhtCES-AaRKEr barr -Extra, 95G; FIST quality
ssso second quality, $3.50 SIS third quslity ssse
Culinary. 81 81 $50.
nIDFs-s5 IS a 6,oo peTcwt. TaIow, ss,15 900.
rELrs-SO, rs 40. Calf skins, lOc per ID
VEAL CaLvEs-$3,59 a $50 a COO,
WORKING OxEs.-si35, I40, $50, IT'S, 225.
Cows AND CALvEs-S38, As, ST.
=, fE,aLIsss-SOOto no. Two Years Old ,$i2to6a Three
Years Odds, $50 to ~
SHEEP AND LAsss-lOoi at market. Extra, 500 TO u
BY lot Sa,25, 400, 600.
SwisE-RetaiI, OTTO DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
RNIINTY LAND.

NY PERSON who is entitled to Bounty Land, cap have
A il obtained for them upon reasonable terms, and with
da,rh nv conmu ncatng the facts 10 he subscriber by
most maid Tor personally at West Faiee, VT, Those
yh aoe received less than 1850 acres can obtain addition
N, varrant for an amount sufficient 20 make an whole l6O
,ss rhe sub rber has the necessary proof 70 obtain
shs Warrants fcr large proportioa Of those IN Vermont
and New Hampshire. SrErhEN thomhe.
March l4th, 1858. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
DOCTOR DEANS
NETJR AT,GTC Pills.

NEURALGIA is disease Immediately attacking the
brain and SYSTEM the source of all sensat and
action, and to be distinguished fr,m Rheum itsm tn
deed, Neuralgia may be called the rheumatism Of the
nerves.
As this ella of diseases is of caused by arrangement
Of the stomach and liver, thee pills especially calcu-
lated the original cause of the complaints They
operate by renewing oh trnctions oin the stomach bow.
els and liver, by exciting their functional powers without
debta,ng and by sending the vital finds to the
ties Of the arteries and nerves.
Having been practising physician for fly years,
aud been fl yoaby known rs the author of Deans Vege
able Rheumatic Pills, that have stood the of time nd
experience for than three quarters of OF that od.
put these pills into the Market with the Of
favorable reception. and that thelppbc will hail them as
another blessing conferred upon suffering humanity
Orders addressed to the Agents, MAYNARD & MOVES,
Melchants Row, Boston,swill he promptly answered
the cities, and retail by Apohecaries and Dealers in
Medicines throughout the United States and British Pro-
yinces,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
MARTINS STUDIO.

Do the people of Richmond know that
they have in their midst an artist of whom
any city might be proud-whose portraits
have been singled out in galleries where the
best works of art have been collected to-
gether.as productions unsurpassed by any OF
the catalogue JOHN B. MARTIN is that
Artist, and he should be cherished as an old
citizen, who here begun his art, and here
struggled on in bis profession to his present
position among his contemporaries. In the
long gallery of paintings in the New York
Crystal Palace, stood the portrait of Chief
Justice Marshall by Mr.. j. B MARTIN. As
we went through cycling each picture, we
came in front of that familiar painting, and
there remained for minutes looking upon
what gave us more pleasure than any thing
we had seen. 1t was source of pride to be
hold each critic as he passed attracted espe
cially by this master piece, and bestow upon
it his Communications. Indeed it was the
observed of all observers, and an artist of
great genius and extensive fame, pronounced
it unsurpassed, if equalled. by a single por-
trait in the collection. We spent an hour
or so in Mr.. MARTINS room recently, and
saw there some of the very best portraits OF
several well known gentlemen in this city.
AS expressive and faithful portraits, and as
works of art, they are worthy of all admira
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
nIHI.

Or Friday morning, sch inst. at quarter before
O'Clock. BETTE GRAY, sged two years and eisht
months. daughter of Thomas w. and Sarah 4. Brock
enbroush .'Sufer little children to come unto me,
and for bid them not, for Of such II the kingdom Of
Heaven" s-rs-
Tne friends and acqusintsnces Of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend her faneral from thu
residences OF her father corner of Clay and 4h sts
this Saturday. morning, at 10 O'Clock
On Tbursdsy evening last. at his residences In
Chefte field county, Mr.. NATHANIEL GREEN, In
the 18th year of his age, after long affection OF
dropsy. F
On Friday morning, 99.h Inst, GEORGE ALEX.
ANDER, only child nf Chss. P. and Cordelis kady,
aged II months and days
The friends and acquaiufances respectfully re-
quesed attend the funeral at the residence Of ts
sraud father. q Burnett, Esq on 29th street be-
tween Franklin and Grace, this morning at 10
O'CLOCK.
On Friday evening the Goth inst at the residences
of Mr.. P. BahD, ISABELLA VIRGINIA, infant
daughter of Peyton B. Walden, aged months and
days 49,. -. ..- Tia.
Hsr funeral will take place from the residence OF
Mr. p. Rsbn, on Sunday morning ct O'clock, which
the friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
lRRIFALs At TIN pnIHCIPlI Horv,.
YESTERUAy.

AMERICAN H0TEL--w Z Hudau. sn~
i o. ' H.s.n. MI, ~ VI Jss,, !.esias
N; O Gardiner, Frsdsrset; II royr,., I,sios,
"; Patton, columbis;J NJ C.mpb.li. LL sn;.aa
3 jones. Wssren; Thos Fields. M.ekIs,hsan.h.;
Worrili. Norfolhi Simmons. Fl A cosslby' 49,.
kiehsrds, Conn; Hsrrsy. A 3 Cusmlsss RITZ ss,n.
Simpson, Bucs inshsm; A n wiiIisns. Ch., Mt, D
Gamble, w Hi'bars. Washington; b c.m 0n;
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Norwood " u,.
Phsy. Bullock. C; 9 Scott. P 3 V.d., m q
Berry Basts Pstshgs 9 Hoxs. Rlohnnsns' " u = =
E5sswae y v. Its 4; Ell Myler, saeh.n.n:" :
Roatwrisht. Buekin sham; DIR WIN Reynolds. I,oo.tn
burg; DVGiikesoo, Aueusa; Tbs Win. j 7 VIZ.
and sis.e,, Cumbsrlsnd; C 81 A.hlin Fiur.pps ne
Couch. Mecklsnbg; M g dwip, Va J., r s;s
Norfolk w Smith, Manchester; w r (3ilmsn Z
ExcaaANaE HorsL-HT Dou.r. yp,,
Nelson, w w B.ldwio. L.; wiethsm. s.ns,f
w Abrams. L Matthews, DR. Eebett Ais. ~ mi
psebles lie. Mrs sorreiI Misses sorrslg, and -. "
and LADY r 4; Haynes. @ 8 Csrrin y,o, .'
LADY,, Flegrnoy, Halifax; P Thou n.on K anS
Bal siale. Sutton Halifax; Minis Kent. AIN.
7 Rivss p Geo; w Pepper Gait, Vs;HN Sa,
b. We.hin gton; w Green, Pr Edwd; w + Scott
Dnwiddie; DR. r Harrison q 6 Nj n Bsrbour Pbii:.
II Smart. lsdy and sisters. r w Marin q WA
head, Whi.ehead. Va; l. Lewis and lady. Mis-. a
:, "onn, Y; Msstsr sorrsll Mis-, snrrsil a.. y
w Bell, Staunton; w Ma tin, A. Q narl,: 4 W
Lh sppell, Petersburg; N Brooke, G o ribhs Va. 7
Q imbodeu, Stauntor; l. Hubbard, w q Hpbts ~
Buckingham; z Rsdford. Moot eoDcry; w sts,,
art. Wytnevilie: w Turner, Ais; A Kinney. q
Paxton. Haskell. Stsuntop; Cobb Hama
w Hambletop Pit'svlvapis; W B L.vIss sc. 7 >
Cav. Goochland; w g Derman, Misr; r Heath, w y
Watson Richmond; w CIump NY; w w Vs,..
Wmsba; w Richardson, Hanover
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-E Rokea Me. q n
Fisher, G w Fisher. Goochland DR. r P Crime,
Floral Hiii L Jones. Va K; y W Payne Char,
lotteiviiie; w @ Clash, w Shepherd, Rluvsa.: M,
S.ihe e Shepherd ana child, Shepherd, do; n a
Ha.sn City; Gordon, Va; 7 5 Wsilsce, V c r;
z Marx, ChestsTfeo; w Bssz lev, spocsylvsni.;
w Luster E Kent, B.own Cumb; A AR i'm.
BE- den. L Bird sfoTth, Amelia T Green, HaIifsy
N N Rogers EouGuuc; Il w Egslsstoa e Essl.I,
100, Amelia; p Enroughty. Pr Ed; Capt s.s.r
ship Schiller Capt SCHROEDER, snip Lcuisa ana; 4
SPEARS. Master w Spear, PowhatLn; C A Crunp
r Ed: Aunt, Greensvi lie; w Tyier, I've Rive,
Warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS.-II

L subscriber respectfully announces to the pubnc
that this well known watering place having, since
the last season received extensive Improvements
and been put into Thorough pair, opened for
the reception of visitors on the Goth inst Every
effort " Ill be msds to present even more than the
ordinary induceme nts of former years and in ths
connection the subscriber is gratfed TO state that
Mrs. TURPIN. who superintendent the domestic
raugemen at tbs same place few years since, and
hose efficient attention and la5yIiks department
gave universal satiafaction has been re-en gage d.
ADD, with corps of servants in rejecting whom ur-
usual has bssn bestowed viii offer her services
to the guests The strctt st attention will be paid
TO the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obv-
ate every aDnoyaDc and meie In the hiShest de-
gree the comfort aud pleasure of the visitors. A
btnd of sklful Musicians has been engaged and the
Bali Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables ard
other sources of amusement will contribute to make
tn Springs place of healthful aud agreeable re-
laxatio1.
The waters sui hur and chaly beate and third
c1m 5ipiuR the properties of the oiher two, which il
also used in the 18th house. they ofer an assem-
blags of mild tonics and gentle alteratVea whose
Instances in which aud de hiItated frames
have been submit to their plueDce and their eff
cheney in the of ladies and chiidrep has be en-
more censpicu ouslly marked. -ar
The Hugusnot Springs are In Powhatsn county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
on which pl-ce thev >.%ibie by ths Rich
mond al Da willie Railroad which passes within six
miles; ii.e OF OmniDases sea-. from the Sprins IS
cCnv- vim. visitors ever that space. 't =
FARE-$I IS per day; SO per week; $50 per month,
Chiidrs over and under ~ years Of sg., and sar
want. half price. asa u
jsS)-ts -.} 4aerrtra DAVID MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

,upnsrs. and extravsraut dresses to make 1t pa'a:
,sblr Mas, thew ike the criminal. be indrieed
Win = dram 10 alleviate the misery which fes be-
forrs The general theory on the sutj Get .. that
welded lie 10 Of bss }" butto judge rom tne
p.,ns taken to make Il asreeatls 10 the beginning,
pne might suppose that the trienis Of thoss marry
ns, a. we'll a. the psrtiss, themselves. had great
doubts on the subject. Seriously, however; we
OILY speak of either weddings or funerals a. bar
barohs, when the outlay on these occasons - dis.
proportiouste 10 the means of those interested 90
much ~ In fact to be the cause for much secret
rspnins and regret. Tha, such 10 the case 10 very
many instances, no one wht has had opportunities
for judging can deny"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
MARRIED..

On Tuesday mosnins, the 18th lIay, 81 The resi-
derce Of the Americsn Minister IN Paris by the
Rev. Mr.. Chsmssf, Of the Church Of EBslsud. RIOS
COE .. HEATH. Esq. Of Richmond, Virgins, to
Excei'st ey Mr. Macon The ceremony OF msrisgs
was performed at 10 o'clock, A. M and imms al ~
after the bride aud brdegroo left Paris for Eng
land on thei- retu-u to tbs United States Of Amsr-
cs-Gdliguanfs (ParisJ Nessenger.
On WEDNESDAY evening at this Methodist Chapel.
Oregon Hill, by the Hev.T. 81. Jones, M ANTdO.
NY SALE and Miss DELLA e. FRAZER, al Of
this city. ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30
BArHIse.-This is delightful weather for

BArHIEe-This is delightful weather for
bsthDg and only regret that the city has not ar
for pubic bath houses for the benefit of those
who cannot shord to pay fer that luxury To those
who have to take ba hs in the river would off r
. word ofadvlce. Do not 60 In the neghborhood OF
Msyo's Bridge, and there expose yourselves before
the huodreds Of ladies con inuslly passing between
Richmond and Manchester; but seek more retired
Fpot among the various islands where better
are TO he had and less 10 to BIS I'd In
swimming. We noticed last Thursdsy eve ming near
IN state of nudity, shore aud Others In tn
water, apparently regardless OF all who might be
passns. This cooduce shouid no. be permitted, and
We therefore invite the ntinn of the polcs 10 II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

AN OLD VAGRANT.-Jane Blackburn
enc of the most Incorporate white women known TO
the ci'y police. was taken from a window sill on
Thursday night last, where she had taken eings
when drunk. and committed to the lock up Yes
terdsy morning., on being called before the Mayor,
she acknowledged the truth of the charge ag siost
Der, but promised faithfully TO return to the Poor
House, and there remain III, balance OF her DAYS,
II only excused for this indiscrt ton. AT or hear
Ing eli she had to say his honor placed her 10
cbags OF the police. to be taken sack to the place
from whence she came. and there to be safely kept
beyond the reach of rum.