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MEDICINES OF GREAT VALuE.-This is
the term applied TO STARLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT and DIARRREA
CORDIAL, By sixteen of the best apothecsres in
Baltmore-gentlemen acqusinted with the skill and
care used in their preparation. Praise from such
proof of the intrinsic merits of these good
tnedcinest In Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis
Group and Consumption, in its ncipient stages Sta
bser's Anedyue Cherry Expectorsnt is recommend
ed with confidence; and for Disrrhea and Affections
of the Bowels generally, the Diarrhpa Cordial has
as strong claims upon the confidence OF the commu-
nity. In those diseases named, both these valuable
medicines have achieved an enviable reputation for
their curative properties.
n See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
tie Agents.
.U Price for esch only 50 cents, or SIX bottles for
E.H sTABLER & CO., Propnetors.
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
ont Virginia ia A-d&sl2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Door. LYNCH, formerly of Lyncheurg,) }
having been absent from the city the past SUNNI
reuews to the people thereof his proposal to PRAc
TtcE MEDICINE.
syr Office at his resdence on Clay streat, near 3d.
csTIs on him will meet with prompt attention.
c.
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Jso. H. BosHER, Secretary. j

B. w SrARKE, Attorney at Law and No
tary Public. Office removed to the Law Building.
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SAD AccrpENT.-A most distressing sccideni
fsays the Danville Republican, occurred In the
county of Rockingham, N. c., on "Wednesday last
Three sons of Ellis Travis, Esq, were hunting, and
whilst out a gun In the hands Of the eldest went
of, the load passing through the body OF his bro
ther, Martin, killing him instantly and entering the
shoulder Of the youngest injuring him very seri
ously, If not nortally.
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MARINE DIsAsrEss.-Ths snip Richmond, from,
Boston for New Orleans, l. reported to be In dan.
gerous position on the shoals outside OF Boston hsr
Dor. The British brig Bloomer 10 also ashore and
II II thought she will 20 to pieces.
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SANDWICH lsLANDs.-The old King of the Sand
witch Islands, having been persuaded that the filli'
busters were about to make descent upon his do
minions, recently issued the following
Proclamation - Whereas, It has come to my
knowledge, from the highest official sources, that
my Government has been recently threatened with
overthrow by lawless yioience and whereas the
representatives at my Court of the United States,
Great Britain and France being cognizant of these
threats, have offered me the prompt assistance of
the naval forces of their respective countries,
hereby publicly proclaim my acceptance of the aid
independence Is more firmly established than ever
before. kAMEHAMEHA.
There is unquestionably one happy land on the
face of the earth for the Poynesian says that the
Hawaiian government owes not dollar to either
government or individual, abroad or at home.
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CALIFORNIA SRNAToarAL ELEcr1oN.-Adviccs
received In Washington from California, say that
Major Hammond. to whom DR.. Gwin entrusted the
management of his reelection to the Senate, turns
out to be q candidate for the position himself
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THK DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. cowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Ia served to subscribers
At SIX AND ouGRTEs cEHTsPER WEEK, payable 20
the Carrier We ,kly. Price for mailing s4s year In
advance. ~.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every FRI
s.1' and mailed to subscribers at el per snnum.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
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RussIA-Among other items of news by the Pa
cc is statement that great distress is experienced
In st. Petersburg, and that much dissatisfaction
prevails at the hardshps imposed by the war. Ii
Is mentioned that In all the churches prayers are
offered for peace. As religious services in Russia
are subject to the direct of the government
this statement is somewhat remarkable.
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The SANDMAN CRImINALs.-The Mayor ofN.
York has received orders from Washington direct.
Ing the seizure of the Ssrdinian frigate expected
there with large number of criminals on board, ss
soon as she arrives and to detain her until an in
vestigation 10 had, $3.50
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THE RIor QuxLLED.-Ths riot on tho Buffalo
and Brautord railroad hes bssn Anally quelsd, and
thu obstruction removed % - 70 ALLOW The regular
srsins to ruu
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A Comic ScENE.-The New Orleans Delta mar.
rates a condo scene which occurred In the St.
Charles Theatre, In that city, lately party OF
sea captains, genuine sons Of Neptune, went to see
the play, and In order to observe all ts attractions
carried their seiescopes along with them. This In
PRODUCTION Of singl opera glasses created
9nite a sensation, and tho captains were ordered
to put them out OF the way. This they resolptely
refused to do, declaring that If others had right
to squint through a machine with two eye.hples,
they had right to nse theirs, which had only one
The dispute waved warm, but the captains finally
conquered; and as might be supposed were highly
indignant at the attempt to interfere with the rights
of American citizens.
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AceuIrrAL.7Rober g. Simpson, late county
treasurer Of Philadelphia, charged with embes.
Cling State funds has been tried BY jury and &c.
quilted on every count In the indictment.
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FIaE.-Ath three story brick building, owned BY
Mr.. MCDOWELL, In Pittsburgh, Pa, was destroyed
BY fire on the 23d inst. Loss $s, s,000-insured
So, 500.
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hEaaIsoN, the Mayors marshsl, of San Fran
cisco, who, it will be remembered was severely
wounded by his paramour, an account of which we
had by the last steamer, still alive on the rtt
lnstant, and there was some prospect of his uti.
mate recovery. The woman. who calls herself
Mrs. Howard, is said to be woman of frather small
size, ar, pleasant and expressive face, black hair
and dark eyes. Her mild and modest but sprightly
manner and intelligent conversation, create pre-.
possession in her favor. She expresses desi, 9
that If possible the facts of the case may be con.
ceaed from her relatives in the East and Ii Is said
that her name 10 assumed.
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THE SHIP JOHN MARsHAL-The arrival oi this
ship at Valparaiso, after very long passage, has
been heretofore announced. She sailed from Bahi.
more In May, 1854, and as no tidings of her had
been received, 1t was supposed she was lost In
deed, some OF the families of the crew. residing In
Baltimore, had actually appeared in mourning for
their relssions The intelligence of the ships safety
was doubtless welcome tidinQs to manv
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NEW DonE.-Thomas U. Walter, the architect
has completeda q design for magnificent dome to
replace the present one surmounsing the capitol q
shington.
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LADIES accustomed to sedentary lives Of
Ten suher from the loss Of appetite, produced By q
arrangement Of the digestive .orgaps and inactivity
invaluable, for it expels ali imprnper secretons,
1uiskens the pulse, invgoratss the nerves expands
the Chest, gives life and strength to the blood and
wnen regularly TAKEN impsrts q rosinsss the com,
piexion not to be attained by the OF any other
medicine. As tonic it h-s equal. and when once
fsd VIII readily recommend itself Tor its gentle yet
powerful effects upon the whole system. We ad-
wise our lady readers to test its efficacy.
ince nee % cts pet bottle, To be had of PURCELL,
LAID Co, and Druggists everywhere. ja 10
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

The WhiS Of Saturday INDUCES 10 some refec.
tions upon the Enqurer's denunciation Of the Know
Noihings says IL II the burden Of ifs song but fears
Its Jealous efforts to put down "Sam, will only tend
to multiply his disciples TO an indefinite extent It
Also ailudes to the Enquirer's call for platform
from the Know Nsth!ngs, and says the call comes
with bad grace, considering the neglect Of the
Staunton Convention to adopt platform for the
Democrats 1t occurs to the Wing. however, that
The Know Nothing party have made public dscla
ration of their principles el.e what II the En-.
quirer has been opposing all along so violently,-
To its neiehbor's enquiry as to what manner the
Know Nothings would have the public lands admin
istered, the Whig retorts by asking in what
the Democratic party of Virginia proposes to adj
minister them; whether according to the views of
Hunter or the views of Wise; whether the Enquirer
or the Examiner is the organ of the Virginis De.
mocracy.
The Enquirer says "The solicitude with which
the progress of the In this State regarded
BY the Democracy OF the Union, at once shows the
deep Significance of the struggle, and admonishes
Vrginians OF their responsibility to the country
The contest 1t continues is one of no ordinary cha
racter. 1t is struggle for the principles of Re.
publican government and the safeguards of civil
liberty and lis issue will affect the interests OF re-
motest posterity. The Enquirer regards the Know
Nothing movement as at once the most subtle and
the most dangerous attack the liberties of this
country, since the conquest OF it, Independence
"Confederating with abolitionism, and animated
by spirit of fanaticism, it has swept over the
North with resistless fury. Emboldened by sue
cess and insoent with power it dares to invade the
soil of Virginia. and to challenge the Democracy of
the State to mortal combat" The Enquirer be-.
lieves the Democracy of Virginia will sustain the
shock with unshaken courage, and emerge from
the contest in triumph.
The Penny Post has to announce, contrary to Its
hopes, that Wilson has majority In the Massachu-
sets House OF Representatives: but consoles itself
by the reflection, that al Massachusetts Is a tho.
roughly anti.slavery State, but an abolition
its would have been elected-and says:
If Wilson had been elected one year ago. he
would have gone to the Senate with ell his section
al abolition feelings about him, prepared to throw
a hrebrand into the midst of that body whenever
the occasion offered. Now he has become nation
allied. his views upon slavery are the same, 10
true; but, in common with the Know Eothiugs, he
thinks slavery local question. He will not bring
it up himself, because he does not conceive that,
being local institution and not existing in Massa
chusetts comes within the range of his Senatorial
duties.
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ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.

nNE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
~ 75A Main street.-Ws have just received . fsw
very superior Gold Watches, Lever constyueti0n,
Com esneaticn Balance, full sod extra ieslsd with
fne Rabies, made expressiy for ~ by =. Johnsons
Of London. We also have the movements Of the
same kind Of Watches, which ws viii have cassd In
any style to order. These Watcher We are surs,
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hsnd esnssal assortmsat of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly.
HOLIDAY PREsENTS--A fresh supply OF Dis-
mond Drsast-pins, Diamond Aines. and variety Of
other ine Jewslry. suitable for Holiday ssd WeA.
ding 0ifts MYERS JANKE.
ds2 Sign Of the Illsmlaafed CIoek. q
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Try 1T. Try 1r!t-COUGH, RHEU-
MATIsM, SCRoFULA, BRONCHITIS, DYS.
PEpSIA. Weskness-snd for all diseases OF Fe-
males, Hamptons Tncture has no superior.
EAsros. October 4th, 1854
Messrs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY:
Gentlemen-I feel it my duty to you and the pub
lie, TO certify to the good effects OF Hampeon's Vege.
table Tincture. for more than five years labor
ing under disease of Chronic Rheumatism, snd the
great part of that time helpless that had to
De helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes.
became reduced to a mere skeleton. All the medi-
cine 1 took done me good and continued to grow
worse. heard of Hampton's Tincture, and thought
would give il trial At this time did not expect
GO live DAY after another. did not take it 1.-THE
Tincture) for tsse Rheumatism, but In q short time
was well of that Atsease From the effects OF your
Tincture, and the heic of God, am now getting in
RSod health
wish all the afflicted to try Hampton's Vegetable
ffnctsre, ss have done, with TIA same good effect
that II has had on
Your obedent servant
ISAAC BESyAM,S.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold lipn
of Hamptons Tincture, and believe the above
statement correct. LAWSON BRO
From our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin, we are
cOnfdsat that the above statement Ia true and unex
sgsratea. j. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get 8 pamphlet gratis, and see cures.
Sold in Richmond, BIZ o. A. STRECKER and PUR-
CELL. LADD CO. aud by all the Druggists in
Setersburg and elsewhere. Csll and get Pamphlets
arshs. ia l3-d&cts
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ALLEGED SEDUCTION BY A MINISTERIAL case of
considerable interest is under investigation In
New York city namely the alleged seduction Of
young woman of q years. by Methodist minis
ter, residing in Allegheny county, New York. 1t
is stated that some seven months ago this preacher
during the absence and sickness of his wife, en-
ployed the girl as seamstress in his family, and
on several occasions entered her room, and sue.
ceeded by his devices in effecting her ruin. Some
particulars Of his conduct having been divulged,
he, to avoid the consequences of exposure, pre-.
vailed upon the girl to accompany him to New York
city, where she might receive medical attendance.
Arriving there, the sanctimonious parsonage en-.
gagged board for her at the Cooper House, and at
the same time secured the services of two accom-
modatng quacks, paying them it Is said, the sum of
$500 to attend to the patient and procure an abortion
Finding the hotel rather too expensive she was at
forwards removed to an eating house; thence to
suspicious house in Sullivan street, and lastly to
house of prostitution in West Broadway Some
three weeks ago, she was delivered of a sicky
looking child, which lived about ten days, and then
died but not without suspicious that the quacks
were In some manner instrumental In causing its
death. few days since, brother of the gin
arrived in the city, and laid the case before the
mayor, who at once had one of the guacks arrested
and issued warrant for the other. The affair is
under investigation, and names for the present
withheld. The New York Express says:
1t is understood that several persons of high
standing in the city mixed up In this dsagreea-
BILE affair and their completely thereto cannot
be ascertained till the facts n the case are fully de-
veloped before court of justice. This poor girl
states that both the doctors alluded to committed
outrageous assaults upon her person while under
their care. She at present remains In one OF the
public institutions of the city. Some rich develop
mepts are expected before the investigation 10
closed.
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II yUAI, COAI AND WOOD FOX
~ SALE.-Hsvins accepted the Agency Of Or.
Of COAL on q .. sgSe .s
be had anywhere, either by wholesale or rstsil.
will endeavor to have II nicely prepared for MARKET
this IL something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past In consequence ef
the short supplies and great demand.
have also on hand snice assortment of Oak and
H. w FORD,
10 18-ts Corner 9Th and Cary sts
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NORTH CAaoIrNA-The Senate Of North Caro-
lima has passed the bill to charter the Western N.
C. Railroad. Tho Free Suffrage bill has passed the
House OF Commons BY vote Of SO 70 1e
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WoN'r AccErr-The Washington Sentinel an.
nounces BY authority, that under no circumstances
will Judge Douglas accept Presidential nomiAa.
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10 600 s -
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE.

49AKANTILADOS DE SUPERIOR CALIDAni
Just received By CHARLES RICHARDSON ~
Importer of Havana and Principe Ciesrs
,,,, No. 4, Under Exchange Hotel
WIN receive per Roanoke, Monday next, further
supply OF Real Meerschaum Pipes. Call and exam-
inc them. - -. 80 ~ u a. q p 4F ~au. /.
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low LIFELINE, BE1UTTFUT

cry Of those who have visited our Gallery ana OBJ
tanned for themselves beautiful fesh.tnt Dsguer.
reotype, taken only by POWERS DUKE, I3D
Main st. We particularly invite our frisnda, both
city and country, to give CALL are prepared
to give all in want beautiful fesh.tint Dssuerreo.
type for only SO CENTS.
Come, friends and the public, one sud all.- 'sfts
1t picture you wish which II nics--i{s.5s ! ~
Over Woodhousss store just give us : call;
You cannot object to the price. Ef a49a
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DEATH or AN Acraxss. Mrs. Eliza Kemble, au
actress. died In New Orleans on the l6sh insssnt-
She was native Of Haverhill Mass. and In ls3,
was married to Tho's Keaahle. in NssAviIle, Tenn.
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POWERS l. DUKE.
jsf9 Sign Of the Red Flag.

NNOK STOKAGE.-D. Is. BRIDGFORU
u co.'s Warehouses Corner 90th and Dock sts
Storage for Cotton, Coee Flour. Whsat, Ssgar Alo-
lasses Oils, Metas Hay, Lime and every description
sure at the lowest rates. Vessels Of the srasst sxe
can discharge In front Of the Store City Weigher
and Messurer constantly In attendance. Fais s1tfk
For Storage apply TO *ss -
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brings the following intelligence:
The revolutionary party are completely put
down. The Aspinwall Courier says:
We learn that 100 of the prisoners taken BY the
government forces 10 the rebellion have been con.
demned q convict soldiers aud will be brought 10
the isthmus upon sailing vessel under guard Of
soma troops that left here In Nay last
We also learn that at the bsttle Of Bogoso, Melo
was compalled BY his officers to surrender. vitb
900 msn-that he declined 70 make any full decla,
raton before the tribunal but said hs would Do a
& his axecution, which Was soon TO taks placo.
Obando u 70 be baniahed. Meantime be has bees
compelled 70 80 publcy 70 the siltine Of lie tibu
nal nndsr serong guard
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO ae
JOHN W. DAVIES. ,a -,

SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, WEAR MAYa'p BRIDGE.
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
u kind patronage during the past thtse vears. ~
beg leave to say that am now prepared 10 furnish
store FTont, Monuments, Tonabs, Vsultst and 81
tend TO Enelosins Burying GrOsods and in fast al
pass North or South. . a. IN =
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VOL. A mo. "A.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.orNnR.s WHITE suLpHuR SPRINGS.

IN BOTf TOURT COUNTY ~.
tl,lllS very pcannnt aad agreeable Watering Place
2 Is now open f5f Tie reception Of visitors They
are ared NJ the Western basc oi The Blue Ridge, and
i.nrdniei, on the Inc ol the Vir mia and Tennrssro
RafnaI about i6 mile above ynfhburg and there
t,ra i the most neee asibe Watering Place in Virginia
II is within two hour ride uf Lynchurg whit makes
,cculiny inviting for the families Of alI per
sons whose trades profession forbid continued ab
scncr from hoine and who. nj the time dasIe,
all ought To give their familes hcir frequent personul
t.cAnncc and attention,
large anl convenient additions lisvc during the
Winter aud Spring leon made 10 the hu llings OF 'hs
Springs together with u convenient Bathing House,
which will only add greatly tn the comtor, ,f visi
tor. bat will cnuble the Proprietor IN Accommodate u
n much afg ger numbe, ihuu he able omuodate
tie gs sonsnn. Places of innocent mud healthy nin,se-
nent have alan been PROV lod
Tho medicinal qualities af these Strings haen heea
nscertnned To be not interior ny White Sui,'48f
Springs in Virginia AID The eeeutia and pietureslae
mountain soenery by which they surrounded. snd
purc insigomiing mir peculiar 10 thu atmosphere Of
the pnce surpassed by that Of eny other place
n the Stal..
fho Table md Bar viii always he ahuHdanty sup
piled with tho very bct the country alora and every
Intention viii be given by the proprietor mn his assist
nats To the comfort aud enjoyment af visitors.
Iiuek Will be in ,cadihea. at Bnnsark's Depot to
convey passengcs the Strings beinE 0he NILS and
inn edia,cN Ia view at the Roilrond.
CHARLES rIfELrS, Proprietor.
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uoCMn.oGE ALyM spRINGs. VA.

fHNtiIS old and lnNorite NATEBlNG PLACE hay-
/ ing hsen greatly enlarged and embellisred, is
open for Nisitns. Ii fame ia the Of diseasc-the
steny growth pf more than thirty years experiences
md tel--i. now well estnblsed to need advert-
sing Il i believed 10 stn1d whully without rval IN
Tho cure oi Scrufaa. Chronic Dmrrhea. Dyspepsia, OBJ
atinutc Diseases ol the Liver o the Kidneys, md of
the Shn bronchitis, Opthamii and Nervous aio ctionp
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets coaasia'ng aanyss and n few out Of null
nde o enses TINT ga hhve been prblished, will be
forwarded on npplientinn.
But the propietor4 wish invite attention 10 Their
ers 1T rem leug this attractive resort not merely
IL the invalid hut nil whu desire healthnl uni agrcea
lie recreation from the cares of business. They have
sprcd neither pans eNpense in fitting up their
mbli-hment according the requirements oi the times
IN Hotel keeping.
They hnso nso the pleasure to state that Dr. q A.
Rnsr. II Ii Porte, Indiana, lnng and well known
eiizcn nnd thyscinn % Lynchburg lhs coneenicd to
rrndri hia services = II resident physiciau.
The Nanndt Pand nf Music. of Baltimore is onso
aed tor the season Bilnrds Tcn-Pins, Shooting GaI
lely, &e.. &c. FRAZIER y haNDoLfH,
Proprictors.
MAJ Jons II. SGAYRgs, (late of the Columbian) sr
perintea,lant. July 6.lac2m