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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
American Convention,
CoRREsP oNDENcE of THE 'DDIsPA

T coRREs NDENcE OF THE DIsPAT c H.
- YNcHBuRGg Oct. 10 Cd
b The Cony ention of the American parry OF Vir.
Gana assembled here this morning at 10 o'clock, III
Dudley's Hall. !-,..--.-.,s...,l ',-l,. ..
There were eightv-two delegates present from
"the different towns and counties of the,State:
. The following temporary organization. was
adopted: President-Capt. RICHARD G. NORRIS
Secretaries-A. Mcdonald, Lynehburg. W s.
Gilman, Wheeling; VIM A. Senlple. Richmond
: Mr.. S. G. Staples, of Patrick, moved to make a
list OF the delegates present and the counties they
represented i.;i.,.-th>.., =
i All. Crane, of. Richmond, opposed this motion!
tie SAID he did not believe that there present
or would be during the sitting of this BODY a suffi.
cient nnmber of delegates Justify action on be.
halt OF the American party of the State The
farmers OF Virginia We're now busily employed,
ana there were other causes of similar character
winch would operate against gathering any large
political assemblage together at this time During
the afternoon ne said he would make a motion to
adjourn to Richmond, where he thought an over
wheillnng delegation Of the American party could
be assembled ~ -'f' -" --'.''''.' NT' ' +''-''''
: Mr.. J. b. Inlboden, Of Augusta, supported the
motion of Mr. Staples. .. ''''F
Mr. r. Ridgeway, of Richmond. urged an adj,
Journment until the afternoon when more delegates
would nave arrived by the Eastern and Western
cars. " HTF's''''
Mr.. Staples withdrew hismotion. 49,. e. ....- =
The President then announced the following
committee, which he had. appointed to report Der
ilianent officers for the Conventions: ,.s-'
.. IT, staples of Patrick, j. ID. Inlboden of Au.
gusta, - WeOdfn or Buckingham. DIR. Ligen of
Nelson, Rebt4 Ridgway OF Richmond! J. w Holt of
montgomery, DR.. q ldsyeil of Greenbrier VIM. Col
Inns OF Halifax, Jno Gilmerof Pitts ylvania Dr. r.
=. Payne of Bynchburg,R w Duke of F4oyd, Tho
mas N ,Eubank of Amherst, j. NJ REESE of Bedford
D. The Convention then adjourned. ...--,, .
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The Cadets.

The Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute viii
visit this city on the occasion of the State Fair
they also go to Petersburg tothe Fair there The
people OF Petersburg have made ample arrange
ment s Tor theif'reeepion and accommodation. WIN
not our fownauihorities make preparation in Xix
manners 4,s,...l. "a. :, H.. -. : =
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Ihe Czar ut llae.sa

,h,,. appearance at odes sa is inaie,t;,,d :,
.ny .nins else man Willingness 10 surrsnsar :, ?,
Soiu0a o. ms dominions without s,russ,a I ,.l
Iss Of a1.s the ana
beginning Of their enterprise They ara aI ,,i ~ The
ma nussa Ike Jordan. . hard road Ia ,rs 70
Wnere 4 Louis Sapoleonf Ii is time he Sl.e!; !,
buckle on his sword. and forsaking the s,yee. an
fesa aIh ., hasenia hasten 70 the Csme
hira Let the Sultan, also 5oin the t;naIv ra.s,y
ana 81 o. them pitch into-Alexsneer. Tne ,p,,,fs
40 Impatient for . battle royal - p' se
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LANoTHER WONDERFUL GAIA number of re-
cat stories have been the rounds of the pa
pes OF iate An Albany paper tells the most wonder.
iai of all it says that child of Mr. Thomas Muir
rays OF Albany, was playing near wen its foot slid:
and It Tell oves the curb Fortunately in falling
tne ttie one grasped the tail of cat which as ret
mug upon projecting log The cat although very
uch surprised at SO uncerencnioas transgreason OF
ie IuIes OF etiquette maintained her eauilibriu1n
, ,er P5nts remained visible afterwards supported
the child until its cries brought assistance,
l. Wemay have published an abbreviated notice Of
that cat before, but such tale ought never IN
be ctr-tailcd. Many human parsonage figures in
the temple Of history who has SUCH claims to the
respect Of mankind We suggest that this cat he
canonized under the name of Santa Claus. .sn. O.
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Agricultural Fair In fredericksburg.
Tho Aotricftnral Fir In sf1i,ra. q.

INC Agricultural an III FFeueTIcksDuIB fWliHH
commence on the 24th instant. 1t is combined
with or exhibition by the MechanicaI'Society of
that place. Extensive arrangements have been
made, and fine exhibition is. anticipated. The
grounds have been enclosed and "a house erected
for the exhibition Of the specimens Of mechanism
There are excellent arrangements for all the de-
partments. The Fredericksburg Herald thinks it
win be the most extensive and ehco1fa gitg eshihr
ton that the Society has yet succeeded in bringing
before the public r. yr.,- :. ,',-tt. -.z. 20
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+. J -+++.s tsst. 4
l. Afrer SIX hours pleasant travel arrived ff this
very delightful and handsome town yesterday I
have not time to say What would like TO say com
plmcntary OF it, '''' --'-' - ''-''-" = 90
4, The American Convention has not called to-
gether many strangers 1t Is accounted for in
Convention on the ground that the farmers are
busy seeding. The cities and towns are Wen rep
resented by some of the most prominent lleu in
the party. '"'''''''' a. ''' -''' " '''''.- -
Don L. C. Peters, whose serious accident YOU
nave been informed Of, has been brought TO his
nome IN this place and Is doing well Ills leg was
broken in two places, and the bone in one place
forced through the flesh ''''.'' e'---'' -.
ms morning saw a ntImber Of fat cattle pa
r1ed through the streets, decorated with ribbons
Ihey are destined for the Petersburg and Rich.
nloiiu f3lrs There is much interest mantle tied
III regard 10 the State Fair, and from what can
learn the exhibiion OF cattle viii be the finest ever
behef in the State: '''-s~-''t H"e'1
Young D'rffei, who killed Polly Gilenwater. has
In his case on account of his venerable father ,bn
Is much esteemed In this community. Z zoo
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Lynchburg and T...,n.---

was stated a few DAYS since ,ba, a. 80,
had declined entering into the arrar.. .s', J,
sles for ha adopted for. favorng the srti
oers OF the agricultural society. We ars a,isn
70 state that it has adopted the ru,s 49,
of the .a.,. o' 70 charge return fairs e. Members
no DC charged their re,,,r, ba., INC ~, IAN
Is to prexs, 70 remit the return freight on articles
ees and snn me passage free over the road of sr,
>''"A us oronghtto mark et Tor an. siHn''s
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InIyEEsF 81 luGHTFR ~, TIFF PIRATES!

---sFxsHsxssUN7rssvsF-f ssir-.Fhe yavs-Depafss
place in the Chinese seas, near Hong Kong. be-
tween the u. b. steamer Pey4hatan nkla largo Aset
Of piraffcaf war tunks The result was q brilliant
bae for she Rosuhnsans Ten h tie 5nnkk were de:
stroyed and between Ave and six hundred of the
pirates killed and wounded sixteen smaller jupks
escaped Those destroyed carried eighteen guns
each. from six TO eight FOUNDERS The loss Of
the Powhatan was two killed and twelve seriously
wounded, among the latter Lieuts, Pegram and To-
lands, IS, !, I. r.is1..af1 49, a,e>.,..s
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70 New Establishmens..-Js Jobp,oa,

To New Embellishments -.J ohm J0bB,oa.
lately OF the American Shaving Saloon has takehtIs
house next dQorto Dr. Powell on 10th street between
Nam aud Cary, and lifted up With superior seeairar
dations for his business where all who d.s,p an en-.
and pleasant Shave viii find HIM az heretofore evo
ready to please his customers --.--..--- -.
HIS supertssvle OF Hair Cutting Is rnverBi1! srl
he IS sure ne ctfl1 please the most fastidious He
continue to manufacture the rcirbrated Uair Res,e
hive aud Tonic, which, with other popular rtspara
tions and dyes, together with the delightful Sian
poon Bath, will make his shop he hopes the rr,0r
OF aiiwho desire to be waited upon m his lire
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a Tribunal of Hono,.. OF tIle. P1r.,e,;s.sL.. p

| A correspondent Of the Charleston Standard cites
the establishment in Madrid, last winter of a TIL
bunal refor,natory Of the abuses Of the press as
worthy Of imitation in this country Reaeeting
upon the. injury. TO. the influence of the press.
and the loss of confidence in its conductors ratsed
by personal Nituperation and defamation; eonsd-
ering also that though the whole corps to per
| ishen the field of private combat the country
would neither be the wiser nor the better the ed
tors of Madrid organized a Tribunal of IIonor of
the Press. Before this association, says.the Stand
ards correspondent, members may cite each other
for editorial INSULTS, whether to themselves or their
Journals, or'for any misrepresentation Of facts.
whether wilful or not tie effects Of which have
been Injurious to the character and honor of the
party complaining. The Tribunaliti is added. draws
up decree containing a succinet statement OF the
case with an opinion, and requires. it's Inemberst to
publish the same without comment The idea
Swallowed above says the correspondent, seems
to them to bear the impress of the trest Gastilian
chivary, and its every operation calculated to pro
teet the gentleman and to unInask the bully - =
The STANDARD, commenting upon the cornmtni
cation Of its correspondent, says INIT, 4 .,.,g.
There is the possibility that here as else where che
prompnnas OF individual feeling. will trunlph of
times over the preeepts Of well Regulated apd
Judgment and II IS certainly desirable that there
should be some other process for adjusting difficulties
likely TO arise than that srhic exists at in
the opportunity OF aresort personal 1t ia
certainly proper that the pgess should claim the Ser
wees OF the most refined and instructed iuteeets of
the county and as me Of sensibility aud refinement
are not always nifed to the fudeness and Humiliation
OF puoe alteration, and, if not deficient IN physi
caI courage, may feel repQgnauce to personal on
counters toe great to permit Of their confirming in
toaaitlon where such necessity may be forced upon
them, tr.buna winch would relieve them from such
uPeasahr accidents and thus permit their continu
ance IN sphere SO eninenty useful might certainly
Dc 81 efeeeainS service tothe country. ~ J. =. -
/ ,.. -. We believe it perfectly posi- BILE for
society TO organize tribunals would he CONNIE.
tent to all the exigencies of such condition, and we
beleVe that 4 measure such that which has been
the Preseryation of society," aud to- prevent the oe-
cnrrence OF such painful incidents than oil the de-
nnc;a.ons which can be heard from the pulpit; fora
than is the establishment of the process BY which It
be ayoidedr FrrAtS 3Est, No. y? '.t-t n ~
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Fire aGd Less of Lffes.T,vo W6nten NM
. -,,E Three flhiidrei, Biirrif. !. u,
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Nav York. Oct 19--Flourais animated; there sTas
an advance of IL cts all kinds. We quote State
1854; Ohio sS&G2 Southern. .S9I57 Wheat; South
ern White 40; Red 49, Market firm. Corn is
trile lower mixed So Pork leYer; Mess $50 % per
Dbl. Beef unchanged. Lard u eta, and dropping.
Whiskey firm at Al cts. Exchnnge unchanged: Stocks
lower" Money abundant '''f h'A A'4.>I 81 ~ o,
BALTIMORE Qct. ,l9th---tlour, advanced; Howard
street $s62 City Mills 4#$.5 Wheat frm white
500 red 5 %; choice white 1910. Corn---white
92d95 cents yellow 81 cts, Provisions quiet and
ehaIiged. = - o. 49, '''' " ''' 'i-',' '-'iIs''
iCH1REEsfoH, Oct" s-safes of cottor for the
week 10000 bass at adeclfe of eighth to- aquarI
ter per 3D. The Atantic's has further depress.
ed the market eighth. Rice advanced eight,
three+sixteenth. Breadstuiis hi gher.iG J6l.. y.
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- Col. SpaIdin1,s .Rnahu

Tho Baltimore Sun devotes nearly three QUAR-
tiers OF column to review of Col Spaldine,s
book on Japan 1t speaks of it in most com plimen.
iary terms The Colonel has made a decided hit.
We are glad to find our own estimate Of tile mer.
Its of the volume endorsed b. such high authority
as the Sun ''' + - ~ 80 '''''' 81 - q" ~.
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EXTRAORDINARY ARRESTS In NEW YORK
5s,,gals-tl y --.lr -s.ss,tift l.tsa.fse nj
4 s.q.q WHOLESALE ARREST OF :. ~ {.
! I1ItElS. big tiI y i, Y . II n 4, r.

! NEW YORK, Oct. I9-Last night a large police
torceimade a wholesale arrest of Disciples Of Free
ieve "a new Order, established in this city. whose
main feature is indeed 'free ove"-love that iisre-
Cards the law and all forms of society 1t is sur
prisng; that among those arrested are some re-
spectacle people, strong minded females: The
Whole were lodgedin prison There is much ex-
cteanent oecasoned BY this extraordinary affair
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Jefferson Vhitcomb, from BuHsia y SSS. TheBs,
eve dsc0nrses in the Universsii.t CIV r. %Ihtst
SAbBAPH tto.asorow.) LIST on "a. "S S'h, NEy3
FI On the Doctrines Of Identity R s
Of hP esda e. ia 'i ia,s MoF Id T.
rsspecffalls invited sfs'' and tAa public general.
half past Z. NJ. ''VeA' A. H. sai =,
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MARRIAGE MADE EASY:..sA gc .1,.od
esis, etese bne"' Thosewhose excessi We ss =.
modesty peculiar husbe renders II
impracticable 10 puisue the usual routine of cortsbi
can copsnmate matters by forwarding their cor recfi
address, with personal description the undersigned
who has opened at her Matrimonial Re gster'
PERSONS desiring particular style OF beauty, &c. will
sfrctly in honor and eunfaefice " ''.s %
: 1',..'tt :. - t'-4t - .a't 0ECfLE LAFLEUR sel
RLATE w A IL vi IL R -. .SOnae neat and
Z handsorne pArfsriis 81 Plate Warnieia 60 en- an
aafor keey ping ises hpt in winner just received At
''e ii 81 furnishing score. of ~ ~
= ~ .@a.,s - D. .,a......4..BtILKLEy 4 co.
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.ry Mark the Improyemeur..Bohso, !.

the American Shaving Saloon. is FURNISHING nm h,
Accommodating place for the reception Of FsI al
Winter visitors-pantirig gnilding cafpiiing 4,
HE will soon have his place hands0mei. renewed
lt has heretofore been, snd will celinae 10 fe Ia
resort Of the old, the midie.ascd aud the y5,,z. M
all who want an agreeable Shave ,of their FIs,r %,
an style unsurpassed by any one .wa surely 6sk
Hobson or his polite employees. Go then to H6hsob
and get clean nice shave, your hair cut IN becoming
style, and take Hot, Cold or Shower Bath and
you viii come away better and wiser s.-r q.
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u Guard asains, CoIds.--.,. 4

leet to hacking conzh ana bad eoJi I. yos sub.
tie OF BAKER's CELEBRATED Byrysrt 50 ste hot.
f SDs1sss Il @nse When the @ ''
system IN proper tone it IS irnaossh, PURE aud th-
70 nave cough When all other teic2n .sse eoor
e.l 70 remeTe @ cough. or to break nave M
fssts norr,s OF these Bitssrs have been known 'G
Gus minerals, and have nothing m 10; u ~ po-
.hat ean Prove injurious to thc mos. 49,
Ion For Dyspepss, Nervous Hea6acI,zs saa'fap,
Fever, Sour Stomach, Indigestion ana T 4 gae aud
We venture the prediction that thss I4Lp ChoG,
equal Pers9hs habitually suffering :ro, A25 f1s
viii tnd them most excellent remeIy cod ieet
Inedlcine, these Bitters are unsurpassed IT, tsin
You have not already done SO. A's theEn| II
Free % cents per bottle f. .-E. ..-.
, F S safe e m Richmond ty Massy,. p1pcpr,
LADD K CO.. and Druggists ssueru!Iy, 'Nl Ill Il
tSV DR.. Coleman hus ,.s mnyed Ma
nom the corner OF ilh and Bru-l 10 the oihce
$1,000 'N''' Gt'l1-iu.-
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~ Captain Camel, The Hero of The CeIp.


DRAFTED work Twenty years OF AZ African ol1ssiF
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIM ~ M,
Captain CanOt's brother has long been Iae atrnd'A
and friend and ID .Hedreen org OF the hiHp'
ror Of France. ..-.....
" We extract from letter written to MF stJcsb1iee
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The letter s3oa"
be read in full as it does credit the head sls 70.
of the Captain. If all who had been cured y ,As
Tincture of Hanptons would thus SPEAK OIL aP
now suffering might be induced 10 Try tbs sisS ~
NEEDY:
''Having ceIled on me on the l9th Of April aEd '.ra
me prostrated on my bed, useless in all L} ~OA ny
can appreciate nearly as well rs myself lNs Pm
relief l received from HAMPToNs Nesr'aO" 1'5T
tItre. ' 't-'
You may inform Messrs Mortimer Nos0fgHs,
that they are at liberty 10 make us OF my EaH'y
support OF the good effects of Dr HAlnpon' r..
BILE Fincture, as IL has cufed me in use "t'S' -
chronic lntahlhatory Rheunatlsni, c0hIa'tsa -.
tropical climates, and OF seven years peTo9JI4
ton. have only used three bottles ana ma -pHt -
the deIoymed pdrts Of my hands are last ist"+"s -
their former natural appearance s. ,1;
H. II have been under the Treatment OF sewers
clans In London and Paris without am g'Tt -
eft also while in New York, having ned hS ~ IN
solan and Homo psthic remedies, AFTER ha' Le ~
torniented with galSHnic batteries gold ana 500
baths. aud hundreds OF Internal and extens! IT,
cines all to effect, am far cured py "s 80
toms Vegetable Tlncture only. dhere!95t' ~ g..
sir, accept of the sss,irfIce Of my gIsta - soT
leve me your welwisher IhEo 80 ~ 4.
- sR Delicate Ladies and children NIL pie''-
trial. car.E.
Cali and get Pamphlets aud see cures 81 sss,..
Rtouchitis Rheumatism Liver CoaIplAI'' 7'-
As female medicine it is Inrlysted,,.,g, ADD
Sold BY o. A. STRECkER and ~ M IL tisT.b b
s co. Richmond by Dr. COOKE, tfeasn5St aSJSR
au the Druggists in Petersburg BY MoAAI'H sly,.
,MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By. Druggists AN~
keepers everywhere. -4 q. u
10 81 per bottle; . bottles Tor -. g
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~ Osborne,s cold EnnmeIed Daanrr.

REoTYPEs.-The public are-invited to call aud YieW
tie new styles OF Dsgueueotypes taken ST tlts Old
established Gallery. They admitted to be- apsf.
OF TO any ever before seen. A. W. OSBORNE.
10 .t4.s : Opposite Exchange Bauk
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Market; Oct. 10, 1885,


FLOUR:-There were no transactions to-day that
we hear ofthous t the market is very firm Pie
stocks and receipts still very hight. ,s,s'
WHEAT.--NoJ .chauge-sB2I S2Q5 for good to
primo red; 2o5 TO So 10 for good to prime white a..
tCORN.-Stock pncolnuionly. light and quotation
nonninally 93C. .,... ....,. q, T.. s..t..s ...'. d.
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10 Notice.--The Sem; -,

h n MEDICAL v. SOCIETY OF VfRGI%He meeting
y s u q e ts ss a I'll e the sea o
octoSeI I'D, at 10 O'clock instead ~, q flESDAy
1ik, e. hereloio5e designated By the s q Sa
= ~ ada. auh 1f y. meeting. ''' S"cls,I
by order OF tls Executive Commute. q. =
II tx CHAS. II, Am ANN RpysST VI b.
'c1e-ctt&dst = COMMITTEE Of at' ~ ~ D.
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The Petersburg Fair.

The petersburgers, who for public spirit are an
sxample to citizens Of all other cities are getting
ready for their Agricultural Fair, which common
ees next Monday. Their handsome Far grounds
are even better arranged than they were last year
To ada 10 the beauty Of the arrangement theta
dies Cthe ladies of Petersburg are not behind the
,oen in public sprit) are contributing their exer-
lions and taste They have scattered about the
COTTAGES festoons and wreatlis Of eyergreens and
foyyers so profusely and tastefuly, that it would
almost seem that fairy hands had decked a fairy
scene for the qualification of men Thus would
the poetical fancy haveit; but the real lovely wo-
men of the world are far ahead of fairies-their
own charms as well as theloveness OF their own
tasteful and cunning handiwork, exceed the fanel-
full creations of the poets and all the performances
of the fairies which, themselves are bat the crea-
lures Of the poets fancy. -..-'- 90. 4s-is5- --i-
The enthusiastic 1ocalzcr of the Express does
his best to award due credit to the Petersburg La.
dies; and he leaves none of their achievements un,
noticed. He not only speaks Of the decorations
OF the Fair grounds contributed by thea but Of
their more tedious and patient work with the nee.
de- He notices many specimens intended for the
Fair and especially some bed quilts, those interest
ing fabrics of household arts. One of these con
tanned ten thousand taeo AaReared and 5sirtg dis
tnct pieces made into forty.ire squares, each con
raining three thousand two hundred and forty
stitches, making in theagsregate pig handed and
forsyfre thousond eight h'adrea stitches! at once
proof Of the ingenuity, industry and patience of
woman According to the Express the house
hold arts will constitute Is nabiel feature. of the
Fair " ' -; : % ~. ~ =. - E,.'
A good display of every department is antieipa-
ted, and the interest Of the occasion will be much
heightened by the presence Of the Cadets Of the
Virginia Military Institute. I--s 4=
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10 OfgloR orr +. 4 r. II. X %
a.ti sd. : Richmond 24th sept, ~ "A,
d ~ A called meeting Of the Ss w ii ths
Company, in the city OF Riehu'oad' On i ho'''
the 25thOetobcr nexs
BY order Of the Board OF Directors. -r,.ssr.
ne q ..--4---.- e. w. MAtAthpN' - IA. i
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lACkSON'S BTTTERS.-NIore proofs of
- their viFueRead the following Testimonial sent
-to the proprietor Nnesked and who may be seen by
ANY who desires to this article:
''--A ~ "''' - 'RIcHMoND, Oct. II, 1855
'Mr r. H., JvscKsoSa.l 5,ll. 49,. l,..a .,l,0i
dear Sir cannot refrain from expressing to YOU
the value which have placed upon your Btters from
the fact that have been restored by their use to Inv
accustomed health and gor Il attacked Sc eal
months ago with Diarrhea which continued with
great obstinacy, caused, told By the irregular
&C tor of the liver suffered severely for a. long
time, WAS advised to takeyou Bitters which did
regularly and steadily for time, and by their use
gradually recovered my health and 4trengt
h4ls>"Y ours very respectfully. '.. a. ~ I,s'-a
/. -.f.t...., - ,,t y. C. WHARFos,,.s
-. ''At Jas walshs Gun Store Main ST.
J, They may be found at Paterson & Jackson's Laid.
1ey0 Robinso4ls VIM. FyNoes e. j. Proofs "A. Bo-
dekers,S. 81. Zachrisson,s.y Chas Mlspaughs Ben.
nett Beers, and Alex. Duyals Drugg Richmond,
Via. ''''' ''''' go .''''" '''4 ',' i'''''~ i'''
= All orders promptly attended to. g.. 20
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Norfolk and PaEtsm9ash.
ss e. 70: g.. p ~
ef b in Nertou, yesterday, an 81

The Herald notices the arrival in the Augusta of
considerable plumber Of refugees who hfd been,
scattered aionx ihe Aver fres Herald calk upon
me E6ssnfsss IA Wait 70Hgsf bel6fe they venture
-fhursd:iy, n says wns'.a warm uay: and
raaes Of kriess werc SIN though there
baa bcen no death BIZ fever SINCE Monday
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iV-Df. Coleman hus nm
. 70 FasI,iouaGle Cloak. a,d..,

LADIES FUR9. ~, e. 7"h"s'..
hLff a. SILKS; RuREs3; MORE ASTIorPs
b E4I lTS IS Goods eeDeraily. VT IN
-CthI Mn MATLElALs WITH ALL TIIE ~,
LACE AND MUSLtH GLATAIEs
spteAdHl asSost!paL- OF these Goods. tn which -
invite attention ' ~ "AIh W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

tg Ambr0types.--fhe Ambrotvpps m Ian
'hy M 4: SiM)SS are exciting the eury Of ON.
examine specimens of Ambrotypes and roynrs% ~
-tographs, 4 .-.-,.l=.s. go. ~ -oss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

~ Daguerfeoty pes.--Powers Dc DpLa
are offering great inducements persons In want
good and desirable Daguerfeotypes An II mn D.
lures are warranted teplease OF no ssie .E6rh