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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
M. 6oo Houston Street. Navy,

PRoF. CENTER writes as follows:-- ~
GENTLRMEN,-I have recently had occasion to
test your Cherry Syrup and Hygena vapor in a
case Of CHRONIC SORE THROAT, that had refused TO
yield to other foms Of treatment, and the result
has satisfied me, that, whatever may be the the
composition Of your preparation. 1t is no imposi-
ton. but an excellent remedy. wish, for the
sake of the afflicted, that il might be brought
within the reach Of all. ast
Rev. DR.. CHEEyEr writes.-
lp1 NEw YoRK, Nov. 16, 1854.
DEkR Sm;-I think highly Of DR.. Curtis's Hy-
gena, as a remedy in diseases Of tn, throat and
lungs Having had some opportunity to test it,
efficacy, am convinced that II is most excel
lent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaline
operation To the chest. l2t eYsl " ~
The HYoENA is for sale at Pomeroy by d. Reed
& Bro. See advertisement Of Medicated Inhala.
lation in this paper. Jan. 1e, 1sb6-6m.t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

r0 HNVIVdcO VI VuNH VuPHtuk
TO HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
TNHE ETNA INSURANCE co. Of
Hartford, Conn.,, having complied
with the law to regulate Insurance Agencies OF
Companies incorporated by other States, passed
May 1st, 1854, publish the following, as required
thereby. The original Statement being on file
in the State Auditors office, with duplicate
with the Clerk Of Common Pleas, County Court,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
LEADINGTON,
Town lots and Sites fot Salt Wells

- w. 49, - s~N-- 1870 -,>rrr S---~ ~ NA~S'
,,,,,o.,, 49, -
iUoS V;,ol msS,hs S y pulcnsse Uu,,a,ns io.s OF
s..ss iol 1a,. ru,naces az tne new town o.
Creek. win please apply 10 Columbia Downing,
ESQ. Middleport, who will at all times be ready
ID exhibit the town Mat. and point out the lots
upon the ground, "a. jan9tf.
= 0TTfsTs ..-esocE u t6s- I. =.
~ csl, coTor.rS,s vii meet "a Sa;v Soc a,
,L.'1.S ",s A. * Az, - o,oioeh . oe S Sr
a1s.tn of ;rsatpr. All for oths, k.;nes. m., ~
','v'i0t y ~ % fI1u pnMHpSW % n,snsa,,rs
49,, 49, ~ ~ %, nini !. Ateesuiei'
IolIe.oI. na.ol z, lo0y, Y -
DUBLhC SALE OFLANDs--Will be Of
j fered at publicsale on Saturday the gath day
Of March, 1855, at the Court house in fomeroy,
Meigs county, Ohio, $40 acres Of land, being in
Bedford township, Melgs county, Ohio. Range
IS, Township 3, East half Of section 10, belong
ling to the heirs Of Robert Caldwell, deceasel.
The coal under said land with the privilege OF
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13


TT ENERY III. RICE, VS. John Plummer, et
III al.-In Partition--JohnPlum and Dan
iel Tuthll, and Celestie d. Tuthill his wife, Of
the State of Illinois; Henry Bestow. and Joseph
D. Bestow, of Meigs county, O., will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the Srd
day Of February, A. D. 1885, in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Meigs County, by HenryaH.
Rice, and is now pending, wherein the said
Henry H. Rice demands partition of the follow
Jig real estate, situate in the township of Rnt-
land, and County Of Meigs, and State of Ohio.
and described; as follows:.-.The northI half of
the southwest quarter Of section Nos, in town
6, and range ID, in the Ohio Company's pur-
chase, also, two small tracts of land bounded
and described as follows, 20 wit, part Of said sec
tior No. s, town 6, and range H. in said Ohio Com
paLy's purchase, bounded by lines as follows
beginning in the middle Of Leading Creek, on
the north line of the south half OF the southwest
quarter of said section No. 8, thence down said
creek with its meanders to an east and west line
to be run Do rods south Of the place Of begin
ming, thence east to the east side of the State
road, thence northwardI along the east side OF
said road to the north line Of said half quarter
section,thence east II, deg south to the middle line
OF said section, running north and south, thence
north along said line to the north east corner OF
4 said half quarter section, thence west along The
north line Of said lot to the place of beginning,
containing l3 acres more or less, and that at the
\ next term Of said Court, application will lie
made by said Henry H. Rice, for an order that
partitionhe made Of said lands. FsE{2
49,. J. BRADBURY, Atty for Petitioner.
II 4 -. - O q Ar NE tf d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
WHEELING, A. CINCINNATI
REGULAR - PACKET,

.CUlA7rCAPT, IL. WILLIAMSON, F,
THE Propretqrs take pleasure in infoImingtbei
| old friends and the travelling public 'thal they
have purchased and placed in the ABOVE tfsde
this Fast sailing, new, aud beautiful siesfnersia
N The Gu UBAwili make regulsr weekly irlps.be-
,tweene Cincinnati, touching at all Intermediate
poris. A regular day has not been assigned hsf.
but notice will Ue given in due time. F' t'sln
Jnne 90. l853-23tf. Ma' t1a 70 gistig3tliF
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

On the 4th inst, BY 1. w. Munsell; Mr.. SyL-
vEsTEh TrErANf, Of fIowa, to Miss ESTHER CAMP
BELL, of Orange, Meigs county. o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

ID LANK DEEDS, for sale at the office Of
D The Meigs County Teleeraph. at ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

A WoSpEhTtL Discovery hasteceptly been
made ny Dr.. Curtis, Of this oity ia the treatment
Of Consumption, Asthmp, and all diseases 81 the
lungs. Weitefer to..Dt 0isris' flygeaha. Of ln-
haling Hygean vhRof and Cherry Syrup, ~, With
this new method Dr., O, has ferioted nnDy ohlici.
ed ones TO perfect health,a ar, eNideatc Of
which he hasinnnmefablec ceftiiicates. Speaking
Of The treatment, physician feihbfk III Is evr
ident thatfinhaling- constautly BREATHING IN
agreeable, healing vnpof, the me,licndi nt1pefties
must come in direct contact with he Whole Of.
the mrial cavity OF the lungs, aud thus escepe
themony andyarled changes Produced ,ipnu thtlf
when intrvducedinlo The stomach, and s,lblecicd
lothe process Qf digeEiion The y. or
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

8 doz Cloth and SILK Plush Caps, -
at MOORE & OSD0RNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06
RIGHM0Np. Va
THE SWINDLER TUCKERMAN.

Il appears that the committee appointed
by the Eastern Railroad Company, to exam
inc the books of the corporation, and report
the amount of losses sustained by ex- Treas
urer Tuckerman. dsclare the total embeszle-
ments from the funds of the Company to be
s245, ,ao3.25, or nearly quarter of million
of dollars, while the property handed over to
the Company, inclusive of Tuck kerman's Off.
oisl bond, is estimated to be worth not more
than ESQ, ,4s5. leaving positive known loss
to the Company of Sls9, 9,s05.25.
According to the report of the committee
this very gentlemanly and accomplished d.
nsncier, Mr.. Tucksrman, kept no book
(which could be called q cash book, >" while
bis journal was made up without reference
to dates of loose memoranda. pocket me-
mentoes. and scraps of paper.
It is stated that, in one instance only did
those appointed to examine periodically
Tuck erman'S books, institute q careful in
yestigation. and. on this occasion, Tucker.
man practised gross deception upon the
experienced accountant
'.Havins previously marked upos sheet of paper
esy lain amounts of stock to cover IN the aggregate
the stock held by the shareholders and issued ls-
Ultimately he handed the sheet to the examiner to
Be footed up. while the examination OF the Stock
Ledger was soins on; ard then Tuckarmsn having
checked the ledger by private marks, to prevsns
him blundering read sums said to have been entered
In the ledger ss the whole number of shares The
skares SO read OF by Tuckerman, amounted to % 5S4
that being the whole legitimate stock of the corpo
ration. and this aggregate corresponding with the
ljst held by the examiner he had pronounced the
ledger to be correct
in the d.bsts which preceded the adoption Of
the 10 port Mr.. Gregory, Of Marblehead, enquirsd
If Mr.. Tueks man present, and proceeded TO ex
hort him the value of good outhful training and
invi ed him to 90 to the State prison and ask the
wsrdsBs TO put bim to useful trade, and hard work
a. tb man who had robbed 81, ,0t0 widows and ci.
phans" 4ls 1a.s s-E-r
The Baltimore P atriot presumes that this
is all the action which the corporation in-
tended to take against their defaulting treas
urer. 1t is hardly probable that Mr.. Tucker
man will comply with the excellent advice
of Mr.. Gates of Marblehead. We should
think it more than likely that man who
can make quarter of million with SO
much ease, would prefer on the whole not to
go to State Prison and learn a trade, if the
matter could be left, as it seems to be in the
the case of Mr. Tuckerman, entirely to his
own option. This is great country--for
rich rogues. Tuckerman gave fine dinners
and choice wines, and, the Boston Bee says
continues unharmed by law, and is seen dai-
E on Change, apparently as of old, whilst
Peter Jones, his neighbor, who stole half a
barrel of pork to keep his family from starv
ing, is passing six months in the House of
Correction. z.-
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Old POint-7He Women There-Touc of Mode
Artistism Popularity Of the Sogers"-steamcr
augusta -Visit to Mr. Wise Our Proprietor.
OLD POINT, Aug. l, 1855.
Having partly promised one of your editors
note from this place, am puzzled to think
of something to write about am near the ball
room, In which there are but very few what we
would call, Ia Richmond. handsome ladies. Some
OF th en-, take it, expose their person 100 much
but possibly that Ia owing to their taste. Some OF
them however, have modesty enough to shield
their nakecness by light geuze-while others do
not have that even. With Others l think that If a
wornsn's attractions consist alone in the exhibition
OF her person, she Is but poor specimen of the
creature placed here TO ennobls and elevate the
rosgher sex. This Is old fashioned, l know, but
nevertheless true.
Uncle Sans men, with their brass buttons and
ouataches, seem to be the favorites of the ladies
Why is this soH Are they, in any respect, better
IN an the lawyer, toe farmer, tho gentleman CT the
mschanic' think not While the graduate OF
Wes Point il the gentleman, others will cope with
him Intellectually and morally
The steamer Augusta, Captain Smith made the
port OF Hampton this evening, aud did not 90 to
Norfolk. owing to the reported fever In the latter
Place.
Very few persons sre here from Richmond I
iesrh thst party LETT here yesterday, In one of
Aliens yachts, TO visit Mr.. Wise at his residence In
Accomac. Among the number was Mr. James Ly.
ons, of Richmond
Mr. Willard, the proprietor of the hotel seems
10 De very gentiemanIy landlord, and uses his
pest exernons 10 accommodate his numerous
guests man OF few words and to the point il
our landlord. E+ u :-4
We had hne shower of rain this evening -
Having been here bu, short time, am without
will Inform your readers.
have not heard the FIRST person speak of beirg
alarmed OF the yellow lever said to be raging In
oi'oA' Iours, RICHMOND.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Election Of Officers Of Grand Lodge Of L. o. o. F.
MARTINsBURG, Aug. I'd.
The Grand Encampment of Virginia has juSt
cosed its session st Msrtiosburg, Va, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year, viz:
JAMES TAYLOR, OF No. 1-Grard Patriarch
JULIUS GERsr, of No 90 Grand High Priest.
X. II. VAUGHAN, of No. 27-GfaId Warden.
J. ROBINSON, OF No. 16-Grand Scribe
]. MATHEIUs, of No. ll-Grand Treasurer.
A. w. THORPE, OF No 5-Grand Junior Ward en-
E. c. Robinson, of No! 4, and G. A. B. Cor
FaorH, Of No. 5-Grand Representatives to the
Grand Lodge OF the United States.
.... Yours respectfully, G.
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS:

The Whis has communication from Willoughby
Newton, Esq, of Westmoreland, which confirms the
views OF tnst paper In regard to the propriety of
farmers selling at low prices He ad vises the far
merst be firm as they have the thing In their
own hands
The Enquirer publishes a table showing that
where New England raises one bushel of whsa.
the South and West raises a dozen, and advises
New Englanders no! to quarrel with their bread
and butter. .as-s .t-G -
The National american has a leader sdx ocasing
the developement of the resources of Virg nia and
shows the immense advantages to result there.
from 80.
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The ARKANSAS GOLD BUBBLE ExpLopED.-A
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing
irom Fort Smith, (Arkansss,) states that letters
have been received at that place from authentic
bubble an etfectual quietus. One gentleman Lieut..
N. b. Pierce, of the 7th United States Infantry,
writes that not far from Grand 1ivsr ne had met
with party of near three hundred persons, hav-
Ing with them eighty wagons and teams on their
return home to Missouri They had been to the
Red Fork, and for miles along Il had literally
tore the earth open" In their fruisless search for
the yellow dust. u7e3 a. .-a -t
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&sg-h NOTICE.--The eteamboa

.Ear- NOIICE.-The Steamtoat
ss.I - AUGUSTA Eil, from this date ustii
a,,nyr p notice oiseoItipue guing TO NORFOLK and
ohfs a0UIh, 6st VIII continue the regular trips
tween Posr WALTHALL, OLD PofNT 10
n hA nrfoN TIE csrs mining In connection ysits
sv,. Anosss.a. xia leave the Riehmona and PstaI..
,ssst o'cioet. Returning the Augusta VII insrs
leinpton ou the alternate days, six: Tuesdsys IT,,
ys sad Saturdays ~ he ssms hour hfns at ais
'lLt and ell the lsIaitgs on the River - - ~ :"
osp Tbs DoDAMEAD, sup't.
Richmond. Ausast1 1855. amp
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n 3ODAYs' GRACE WATT YE

WINDS THE STORY! !-GooD NEWS and
IfuE For sixty days TO come Ladies'. Geutlemen's
sha Chdren's Boota, Shoes, Gaiters Slippers; also
fiunkt Carpets BAGS Hat Boxes and Vslices can be
Doasht at c. 8. mAURICE'S, for less money than
evei before sold in this city. The propriator ia now
s large and fashion stock OF fall and winter
boots aud Shoes and for this reason he offers his
ta'ife stock of Spring and Summer Caters Slippers
Prices 10 anti rhe times, and cordially invites
u tilends and the public generally to call and ex.
sHihe "a the goods mnst be sold, and Sold too in
'Nily days. II possible. C. B MAURICE,
Isl main street. Eagle Square
su4
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The SCHOOL TROUBLE IN NEwBURYpoRr. The
kewburypor Herald states that the examination
OF Miss Harriet Deford for an assault upon one of
hsr pupils, commenced yesterday, and was the
was held IN the Market Hall, 10 the presence OF
six or seven hundred persons. The Herald SAYS
oil Inc testimony: 5zt -
l.. me witnesses es,ifed to the severity of pun
wrs:, rendered the hands useless In ,ba. cond,,inn
mas remained to this date, from the 18Th of JuIv
Se1, psins ran up the arm TO the head. and she
naa frequently been delirious for an hour a, the
tisne inen she ead spasms of lockjaw 80 thai
she could not swallo~ for half hour st ,b. ,,n,s'
aud afterwards her whole left side was affected 40
,hst only her toes would come to the ground. She
now getting better, though the hand remains
siossa & ana numb-siis up part Of the time, but i.
shs wAs ten years old 10 March; has been sickiv
AUG very nervous, Several ply sicians have visit.
ea Ter, and she Is now 10 the care of DR. Wvmen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

~. iuhosTo.-O On Monday evening, between
sns snu nine o'clock, fire broke out 10 the build.
aaE occapisd by Msssrs. Score & Hail. wholesale
e.Lnisfs. shd Mr.. G. B. Jarvis, commission mer r.
snant. The iosses. amounting 10 some elS 600.
| wsse I'll covered By insursnce. ~'''''' '-'' :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

@ hGWFoUNDLAND DOG FOR
= AsALE.-A very fne yopag DpG--no bet.
IA ,en ,en Dos Ia the city; weighs i25 peunds. and
- % eH ant VI pisce " ksep hin: cas be seer ss
81" ALIENS Afbour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

SSfs FOR RENT--One upper room in
tsS the new Brick Tenement on 10th st between
u ain and Gary vt.
ALso-An Office In same; ; 2 room., with al the
odern conveniences, suitable for smgli family or
hilliners Establishment Apply to
-- BARRETT MORRISS,
jeN No. lS8 Cary at.
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- NAvAL-The s, sloop-of-war Germantown.
Sommsnder W. I. Lynch, wss at Buenos A,r.s
Nays, all well, and would probably leave for Rio
1snsiro M% % me middle OF June. The u s. steamer
ise fspsired the injuries done by ,he Psrssnsn
fors, has gone 10 survey. 1.ls E7.l u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

The mails of the steamers Asls and Washington
the former with dates to the 2lst have arrived
and from them we make the following summary oI
interesting foreign news.
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I VA. CENTRAL RATIROAU-D

= ~ PoRTANT REDUCTION OF FARE Season
tleses either daily for two weeks or weekly for
,opi seexa between any two points on the Va Cen.
.te daily tickets will entitie the holder to travel
hee ne piesses during the time that the tick il
"'asq Tor. The weekly tickets will entitle him 10
re acsets will not be transferable
80 ...... II. ID. WHfTCOMB supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

*tOR RENTING newly-erected Brick
Tsnements. on 25th street. near Leigh Bt. Bap-
<st Church, containing rooms, including basement,
Ritn pssssgss porchee. closets, psntrys, &c. with
9arden attache and well of sup erior water on the
Premiies. Rent $50 each per annum
Apply to Ed. d. EAcHo. or
.... JAS. M. CARTER. 18th ct,
Je 6--h tr.s Opposite Post Oioe
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DREADFUL AccIDEsr.--E yesterday morning
lett l. Co . lard es.ablishmsnt, on the Hamilton
Pike, while In the act Of passing through he
boilers filled with boiling lard TIE tops of ths boil,
era are on . level with the focr. The screams o.
the unfortunate man soon brought to his assistance
the employees about the ertsbishmest. The
dragsed him frsm the boiling OIL but his harms were
OF such serious character that be died la asysfy
few minu.es- Gin Gazette Wsdaesday. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

SUICIDE or 4 PHYSICIAN -Oa Friday evening d .
John r. Eamonds. formerly OF Fsuquisr oounty. .
pfsetictnG Physician Of Aisxsndha, committed sui
eide BY tskicG strychnins Pesuniasy difioeiies -
tee fsthsr Of large family wsre tns csuss Of the
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NOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
1' dsnce on Church Hill, eornsr Of 21th and Leigh
Streets with fine garden attached, and seeded with
ID Linds Of vegetables. Apply to
1 IAkUS SHINE,
iy 6-ts III Main ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

CHOLERA AT THE BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL The
cholera mas made its Appearance ameng the Ifishi
borers st the Blue RiSse Tunnsi. Two cssssa oc
CURED Thufsday one VI thsm.s woman, had died
a. wsa supposed, aud was shIouded. She fesiscd
however, and is sill iiyirg 4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

in Ar 4 MEErIEs Of the Council Of re city
Re Re. siutsor was sSosssa: 81 = sss ~ q tim.
sss:ss ssas q si. ss@ss s.sr g @ ss.ssss
pot sh.I bs sssjssisd . qssr..li.. g @. sssisV
50 s-dles esep'-'Tao 'Taos. LAwsoH. c.c ,. wi
I.~rs r; c.-....w- rOrxrv.Ara~
Law, RIcAAosD. W, viii yrssties !. the esIerior
j.sens soantis4 snd tss .Uassd States coszsshslsi
a.s q Z s.sss :s; e. .s' {. :a = ss
Capitol stree u So-aAs1ms :,
. IaA DR. L. b. WnaHr's TzsrrLrss tiiafudiDr. ID dr e
shsapes. and most ssisnt ca.hsztis ever se.sd e
u d ss.sel.s tthershy svsidss the nsasaatine 81 n
feet of Fills Shi, Eenna, and no
sa.: =.
''ss s. Ss :slis :s::s:i :sssH ). .saos. -, 80. - a. :.
~ In annA v1ci{ sno wsnou. UaSspk 80
Mssis.i fS fssaI.y: . more A,'a'' -. -. 'a ]
II ssn b. haa vbo!s.sIs aod lsssn of PuRcfTE. !,
LADD 90, Eehmoad. LYON kIvEs. fstefss
~ WeISHrs ~ rr,nsap.i dsnot 40 n,o.sv.v. n
York. s %Ss-- .- ----- 80 . y is-s1sinN
"a e. .s. Ro,s.. s.sssss' al soItS 1nssl. - =
4oon West OF Old AsrAss buys sna4 n. y e wsl e
--------- - :; =
AYHR's CArHARTIO PILLa PILEo THAT
Aar PfIIslt-PROY. HAYEn. ntafa Uhesaiet.s Of "a
Mssssehusets save thew are fhe besf Of All PIILs
aud exsd A. fhe man uho cerfffy thet noatbs
Hsves knovs Vic, 8 @f.sst,
| Lemuei shaw Chief Justice Supreme Court Of
Msss = II ','f-I'-ra.fgT ~ 49, tsNTs.l9,s Ui
Emory w.shburn, Governor Of Msss., =
ESv Ersrstt i1sss af St.es ~ .ns s.a.to, os IT. 4.
| states. -T1@ = 80 1T
Robert G., Winthrop. Ex- -spesk ksY House of Heu..
u. A.. -. :. s ,s55,,3,'s' = Z
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plenipot. TO Great
Britain ~ "a sfFra 3e sFsfEg ssessslFs sssi3 8
4 John B. Fitzpstriok Catholic Bishop Of Boston,
aEfI MEN THAT ARE MEN tifl19ss ss5 sS-i
| Among the diseases this Pill has cured with srtcr.
| ishshing rapidity, We may mention
| Costiveness Billions Complaints Rhsutnatisma
Dropsy Heartburn. sHsadache ersing from = foul
| stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Morbid inastion of
the Bowels and pain arising thsr.from, Flstulsusy,
e. a
Kings Evil. They also By purifying the blood and
stm,uI the uy5tenl cure ruauv CompIsints yLcE
/ eefDess Partial Blndness NeuraIsis and Nervous.
l.rit.bisy pefang emsnts OF ths Liver snd Kidneys.
Hou. o anu onIe ~ tb hn5 ~ ~ ~ so.
tons. Tbey are ths best Purestive Medicire over
discover cd and you will but need to use thsm once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

:. REMovAL.--The Once of the RrcHmorp
Slsk Sl AssocnTIoH has beun removed to the seeond
Entrance ON 11th street y b - > =, -s'.--s 3
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE fNsry.
hAaSCEs, will be promptly attended TO-
Withont bosattng of their ability to comply with
tnsr oohgstiops they take pleasure In refsrring 70
Al VINO nave had business with the Cffice for ths
'arsaetory manner In whsh i has been transacted.
IH, - JAMES G. CRANE, President.
NO. q. 0oshkn. bocreeAry. s@4s ssh ja Is 2i
HAIR CurTIEs.---Cidzens and Strangers
visiting the city wishing to get their Hair CIT in the
latest ana most approved style, wold advise them
@ call on H0BsoN, under the Americas Hotel. on.
trance on 11th street.
aIl honrs single Bath 25s-. or fieb cts Tor 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

Marine DISASTER The chip Adams, arrived at
Bosten, Friday morning. from New Orleans touched
on the Rose and Crown shoal Nantuck ct on the
Sst alt. and after throwing overheard $50 bales of
cotton, got on without assistance The chip leaks
about ii inches per hour 3U 33 3.sT -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMER ASIA AND
FISHING scHooNER-Ths steamship Asa came ir
coiliaion Thursdsy night with fshing schooner
which was understood TO be tue Bioumer The ex
tent Of the damage unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

EXTRAORDINARY FREAK OF NATURE The Caddo
Q-a) Gazette has letter from an overseer named
Thomas Adams saying there is on the farm ne.
gro boy, about lS months old, who about month
and halt since, had pair of horns to make their
appearance on the front part of the head precisely
In appearance TO those OF a young deer; they are
now about one and half months old and are full
six inches long, well covered with velvet and on one
OF them two spikes making their appearances, and
are still growing remarkably fast He has pur-
chased the boy, and intends carrying him TO Bar
mum to exhibit