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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15
MEDICINES
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk

II TRACTOR Will subdue pain and Inflammation
from the severest burns or scsids, In from one tc
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds withcu,
scar Il efectually cures Fever Sores, Piles, eal'
Rheum, lnfammstory Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds
Bruises, Scsid Head, Corns and Bunioas Erysirelss
Sprsins, Swellings FeIons, Chilblains Bite Of In
sects, Swelied and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples
Eruptions, and all other inemmatory and cutaneoui
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
This article IL now put mp In blue wrappers with
new steel plate label, and signed by DALEY, Ma
ker, and G y. Clickner l. Co Propretcrs, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits In nearly everJ
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the onlJ
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine nev
STYLE and they furnish the trade at proprietors pri
ces. Retail price only boz. NH 26-dkw6m
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NOTICE.-The attention of the public
IN is called to the annexed certificate ofBAKERS'S
PREMIUM B1TTERS, which lie one of the most
popular Family Medicines known In this country
which can be had of Messrs PURCELL, LADD l.
Co, and Druggist everywhere.
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| light BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
- SALE.-A very fine one. nearly new. may bs
seen at HICKS AMERICAN STABLES.
ST
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.ANDING THIS DAY--in the Dock
- "Marshal" eait, for sale BY
jsN DAVENPoRT, ALLEN 4 co.
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EgsHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS Ar
Il RIVED.-The best Planet Reader in America
The most df6cul. questions will bs solved BY sci
q short time only BY MADAME MaILoR, Second
street., the second house, ths rig at hand eide, above
Main street. ep 2I-2p1*
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NOTICE OF RENO VAL-M L.
~ STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
to inform his friends and customsra that he has
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, Opposite Hr. Mark Downey's, where hs will
be pleased them all; and ct the time OF.
ferng hs entire stock Of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior hi1 removing to his old sta1d
again gs coon "a rebuilt NJ. l.. STRAUS
ny 1I-2m% Corner Sd ard Broad sts
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NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
" HE services to tbs public to do an AUCTION,
C0MMISsION. RECEiVING AND FORWARD
ING RuslNESS.-He will sell TOBA CCO,
WHEAT, CORY, OATS, &C., on the usual commits.
sion, and will receive and forward PRODUCE Or
MERCHANDISE, with dispatch. He expects to
give his undivided attention to his business
CHAS. ID. SLAUGHTER,
Danyiue, MAY q 1855,
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TNRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
Il evsry description. on Man or Beast. One tea
spoonful equal to ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsins. Ulcers and Eelons scaids and
Burns Sore Lee s aud Chiblains. Fresh Cut Wounds,
Crsmp and Tetter Stings of insects Wounds under
the Nails, infamed Breasts. Gandular TuHors, Sore
Back, swelled Legs aud Stiffness eff Joints.
Warranted TO cure, and no damage fromiexposure
TO colds.
Applied TO burns at once II lesveEn 40 ssar.
Price so snd IS cents g bottle
DOVE CO,
goIs prooriAtoys Richmond VS..
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RICE FLOUR, Corn Starch, Clarified
- Honey. Yeast Powders, Starch Polish For
saspy jsH n. J. PICOT.
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goIe ProprietoFs. Richmond, VS..
p,ruNrsn fsnuery If l3S5

Mes.rs. Dove l. Color about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had uicer on the shin bone OF
of MIA legs ne had hsd the very best ad-
vice. ard the strictest attention from myself the sore
has been repeatedly poulticed snd burnt viii csusic
az intervals whilst giving applying medicine, he he's
been kept low Diet and also kept perfectly qn'S
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
he as aree the palm IA mans bsnd, and az others
no larger than half dine, add even when it has at
tained this small size would break out again. be-
oan,e certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store, asked you what must de fer
it, yen gave bstiie OF your Turf Oil and alter
using bottles 10y the direction) it was entirely
healed. Previous TO the tune of csng it, he had lost
months from hls work, but since, he has never
lest single day. viii add that have expeneasd
usaiessIy on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars aad it gives pleasure 70 add to the many
YOU have this testimonial Of the virtues of your Turf
OIL. Very respectfully, b. =. SHELTON.
"A congratulated by permission from lazy OF
his citgI NH Si--d& cts
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EXCHANGE

AL solvent small notes, except Fredericksburs Co,
Poration, are taken by the brokers at y cent al,
Fredencksburg are down to rs " ct. discount
Goid-3 premium. Sdeey-Old premium: New
prom.
S0lS Of Stocks reported BY John 4. Lancaster nm,
Son, BvoEeys for the ceek ending TAuysday, Jxn
18th, 1855:
vrginse cents 81 years to run. no sales at tn,
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, IS years time, sales at %.
and int. " w.
80 sndin -
V,rslnis per esnts under 10 years to run. sales at
sonds guaranteed by the State. last sales at sss and
aishmond City Bonds, 81 years to rum sales ses at
Aishnoad City Bonds shsrt dates, sales at sss and
virsisis Bank Stock, par $40. sales SIS.
kermeW Bank Stock, sales &i06.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales 0IO6
Virginia Fire and Marine, sales at 500.
kichm0nd tire Association Stock par $40 last sale.
kishmoni. Fredsriclsburg and Potomac Railroad
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales 1t eS5.
aehpond and fstsrsburg Railroad Stock last saiss
Rifhpead md Dsayills Railroad ssosl, iss. sale.
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A MOTHER X A N q Il OF Z II EA
"A 6oopS.-opsniDs this day. fsrssels at % e.s
handsome let Bracelets ct 10 sad izc, Lace teiisN
At Sc; rich Embroidered Curtain Muslin at fs beau
tifnl French Lawns at 100 per yArdi splendid AZ
sortment OF Embroidered HdkfA ureommon Y cnssp'
Also, fresh supply Of French Cersets. SUI hachss'
~.N ''a' s'ls' VALENTINE COHEN,
jaS-l2s IT'S bresd o.
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The subscriber begs leare to refer to the otowing per-
John w. Brodnax, Pittsylvanis; Thomas D. Iohn-
ston, Yarceyvile, N c.; William Long, Caswall N.
c.; Col Williamson Price, William P Nunnaily. do.
DR. E. T.. Brolnax, Rockingham, N. C; Button l.
Hamiin, Leaksville, N G; Samuel Hardin HARRISON,
Esq, Henry, Va; John Fontsine Eeq., do; Rsssdsie
L Co, Pittsylvania Court House; James C. Brace,
Halifax County. Va STOKES q Co.. Judne William
Daniel. Samuel Ayres, Re- hEnond, Va, sVm AsEes,
DanvilIe, Va.
nv 9S-dIm Wbia and Enouirsr rorv
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y &c EIVED TO-DAY PER EX-
IA PREsS-Fine white Linen Drill, for BOYS
wear, Site per yard; black Alpaca, very fine and
cheap; plain Swiss Musns from i2h to 75c per yard;
1000 yards Edgngs and Insertngs in Swiss and Cam
brio; 800 fine and low priced Swiss and Cambria
Fiouncings Lawns. Jaconetts and Parasols in great
variety; solid color Bereges; black and cold at 15c
Linen Cambria Rdkfs. very low; also a new lot of
those SIC fast colored Prints worth I9t cts
Please call soon and supply yourself st
J. MILLHISER Il BROS
je Is 1873 Broad street.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, AND
IN GREAT BARGAINS AT VAL. oHEN's
masnificsat sssos,msnt 81 ses,ansb,. Goods csn-
ssting In part OF pian fgsred &c rich Satin STUPID
BereFes Grenadines and Silk Tissues; white Go.es
and Grape Shawls 10 S-i2s
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NJ 1T G E.-Old Bones, Damaged OF
~ Spoiled d. Bacon, Lerd. Dead Cattle, Hogs $50, Or
OIL AND BONE WORKS, In the old field between
the Poor House and Bacon Quarter Branch, sign OF
the White Flag. my i7-1m*
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,sus Observation-Disclosures CITY

SHOCKING ACCIDEST Os THE BOsTON Rail RoAD.-
A most unusual and shocking ecoi lent occurred ON
the Boston Railroad, near Chatham -Four Corners,
Yesterday afternoon. As the express ain from Bos
ton due here at ~ p NJ, passing freight train,
the draft caused BY the speed Of the former opened the
door of one Of the freight ears. A gentleman 10 the
ss car but OF the passenger train, by the name Of
Taft of Charlt ston South Carolina, sitting next
the window with bis the ill and partially out
side. II was struck by the swinging door and in
santy severed just below the shoulder. The first in
fnatiOn, beyond cDucuzsiOn the other passen-
gers Rad Of il was the su,rer rising and discovering
the stump from which the blood flowed in torrents.
Fortunately physician wa board, who bound up
tie arm and sta Jed the lOss Of blood. The train
urged rapidly here whore every relief was rendered
the poor suiereg. He bore bic misfortune and torture
with a manly cour &c and cOmy0sura, which excited
general remark. Another passenger, German, whose
name We did not learn, also struck BY the ny *
door, and had biz arm broken near the elbow.
ALBANY EIprs-
The arm lcst by Mr.. 1afft was found and Drou ptto
this CITY, We understand, this morning Ih7 ac-1ieht
j. represented by those witnessing H. as ybe = .ne
most remarkable 10 railroad expenences snd spains
tie n.ce..itv ar strict compliance Win tue abroad
mi 40 Leen ~ hin the Enclosures Of the ca 3. But
vbile III i expected Of the passenger, II aso re-
cr;,ed cfHe Railroad Companies that thf doors at
,iiss of their cars sbail not be hung Or hnges
=. "a wing Had this requirement ben cOmpAed
nth tLis accident would not have hapISGed
lAlbanL AtEs, Asg "A
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FARMING IN IOWA.

Correspondence Of The n. y. Tribune.
BUSINESS CORNER, Iowa, Aug. ?, 1850.
Some years since Congress gave to the State
of Iowa large portion of valuable land for the
purpose of making nayigable the Des Moines
River by slack. water. considerable portion
of this land has been sold the river has been
surveyed aud re.surveyed; officers have received
thsir annual pay; still the final completion of
the work is regarded by many as extremely
problematical. The very few dams yet made are
too scattered TO assist in Navigation but they are
feryiceable in propelling machinery All the sur
plus produce of Southern Iowa has to be hauled
to the Mississippi River, except there should hap
pen an occasional visit Of steamboat up the Des
MONIES in the Spring The last two seasons no
boats could get up.
The drouth last year continued through the
Winter. A portion of the SprDg was dry. July
ls55. was the wettest month that we have had foz
a wear and half Wheat especially Spring wheat,
is considerably injured by species OF bug called
chintz" This insect presume ls unknown IN
most parts of the Union. | am not sufficiently
yersed in zoology to determns whether this inset
is the 0phs or whether it at al belongs to the or
der Hemiptera. As farmers we are more cen
eerned with the practicable work OF the bug.
A short time before harvest these insects sur
round the stalks Of grain and suck the juice, thus
causing the grain to shriyeL After harvess they
crawl INTO the corn fields and make the iower
Joints OF tie nearest corn rows appear dara with
their pres ence. They de- not eat the stalk or
blade W hat plan can be adopted to prevent the
rayaees of this mighty insect tribe isa question
of inferes 10 farmers, sad indeed to AZ who de-
pend upO the farmer for bread Notwithstanding
his iniu ~ 10 heat Tiers is enough still to sup
ply the country with bread, and there will be some
to SPAR
The oat crop is very fine here. Corn never
looked better Buckwheat looks promising and
so do potatoes and culinary vegetables generally
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TIE rENPERANcE coNyEYTIoM

Objections having been taken By certain presses
rot over friendly TO the time of holding the state
perance Convention, The Utics 'IeefO'a!ler whose
aditor is member Of the Temperance State Com
ni;tee replies TO them follows
The Chairman OF the state Temperance Com
qittee had no option discretion in the matter.
Aereeably 20 the call OF tho ChCirm6a of the Com
niitee there was a meeting of the Committee at the
Delavsn House, Albany, the day prior TO the Semi
Annual NJ setting of the State Temperance Society in
June last wherein he subject of calling State Con-
yention " ~ fully discussed There some twenty
friends presont and recollec, amoug them Chan
eelor Walwoiih, the Hon. Benjamin JOY Messrs.
Hasi<ius and Brown Of Cayuga, Col. Camp Of romp-
kins Gibos of Washington, Gol. Smith OF Ulster,
Mefsrs. Richardson, Carson and Brown OF Albany.
At this meeting il fully agreed that it desire
BIZ to have the Temperance Convention called
to meet after the political convictions had been held.
II was tlo agreed bat the time Of holding the State
Temperance Convention ought nJt to be deferred bo
youd The last ioesk in September. The Chairman was
instructed 10 issae the call in accordance with heso
views and he has done so.
"No doubt many friends of Temperance would pre-
fer to havo the Temper ance Convention on another
week-a week LATER perhaps. But the Chairman OF
the meeng above alluded TO- With instructions given
him. had 10 option In the matter. All he wanted and
all tie real friends of Temperance want is TO hGye tho
candidates in the field that teey may have a. fair
change 70 select with reference 10 the fitness q nem
iuCear
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WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-Thc literary anniversaries OF
Wilhamstown follow quickly those Of Amherst, and
are brought by the many who in the habit of at
tending both into somewhat direct comparison. The
schedule for the week is hardly richly studded as
was that there Yet i, has points OF unusual interest
which will unfold themselves 10 the record. And II Is
sure Of that star in double sense, Henry Ward
Beecher who failed the Amherst friends, so much to
heir disappointment ard chagrin. Il has, too, one
nnspproachabo feature-to an hsbitu6 OF Williams,
and always the great at,Isction-the annual farewell
or B1ccolqErcafe Sermon Of President Hopkins. IL
was on Monday given 20 Church crowded in pew,
gallery and aisle to overflow Taking for his text the
18th verse Of the 4th chapter Of the first episte Of
Johr-' Perfect love css,eth on. fear-he analysed
and developed the and character of happiness
IN msnner alike simple mastery and beIutitul.
On Sunday evening, the Missionary Society
Of tie Couege-the Mills Theological Society
had their annual sermon. IL was given by Pro
EssoS Henry T. Smith Of the Union Theological
seminary New-York 70 an intelligent and large audi
tuee oflades and gentlemen. His theme was -" The
"Ca'ririsfic Churches snd theii historic destiny in
connection with tho redemption Of the world. The
Society numbers sixty members, about ono.quarter
OF each class. The religious and missionary spirit
Continues marked feature Of this college, in who's
hoeom Tie American missionary movement had
bnth
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cosr. sAs sof b ersBes 70 t-s zee .1erri NJ -
bk0rs- 81 CIV rrr peTo-s - ~ we SOD c~-,
o. 90 ue. keto - ohstrrci the eso'sis'ra o. asce
TIE svicr q any Of the officers Of the s,s cours s
trsrssctor AID he dotciience or resssncs w ny
oser o the said Courts party isrcr- witnesses er 49,
70 p~rsols soy lawful Wiz process ctsf e deere
ccrrnsnc q fhe snd Courts $3.50.
juror K,NE's VIcrIN.-PHssmore williamson.
WHO committed col tempt Of Judge hsce ; Conr W
te n truth IN il Is about % years of eye, snd ass
vie and two children. lie is described 5y his
frs nds a. a Of integrity and couraye-nessheT
resb. selfish f6naiical-aud will show hrmn~~s
at WI DO credit 10 the best age Of msryriom Ihis
i Tho man whose tei N NJ IT, prisonment is oNy ireed
By he viii Of Judge Kane. The people heve bern
Sc ting The impression for some time past hat oar
Courts reed mo6ernizmg. few such ~ this
OF Williamson WI induce the people 20 take tho regu
.ion OF court etqBeite and ruses in, ihex
cou,rol. AZ oigaphy Of judges wish absolute power
over the personal liberty OF the citizen Is 20, The most
desirabc form Of despyfism Springfield Republican.
Tie Fagetterile n. c. Obs0rc-, in an article o.
the case OF Mr.. Wheeler and his sisves, Gays; I've
man no carries his negroes into Free State IS de-
serving Of any sympathy IN his loss. lie laYi'eS 1t
with al assurance hat bis inyitatics WIN be &C
.ey,ai
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B4NxERS AND BANKING IN CANADAs

From Our Own CouespoudeuL
TORONTO, August ), l-55.
Mr.. w. II. MeIritts Legislative Report on the
trade of Canada illustrated by large map)
reached me yesterday. His are the views OF
free trader, and that he may have chance Of
making a new convert or perSer' / inelose
copy
These letters on banking, go full of facts aud
figures, are necessarily dull-but fact will now
and then be found to have made eloquence
itself dumb both in Congress and St. Stephen s.
thus apologize:
Buffalo, oswego, 0gdensburgh aud saeket1
are in sight Of Cauada-Rochester is quite near
to US; LOckpOrt but an hours ride from our
frontier. Neither of or argest towns, Quebec
Montreal, Hamilton, Toronto, nor Kingston ~
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THE CHIC AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

CHICAGO Tuesday aug. ~ 1900
deed Of lease of the Ohio and Missss ppi Railroad
Tor II years WAS executed at ST. Louis yesterday to
Can't George w. Jenks The lease conveys all the
real estate ieneme0ts, road tracks, bridges, rolling
stock whatsoever Of the Company, with The night TO
collect all tolls incomes, profit &c. Capt jerks, the
lefsoo agrees to pay interest the first and second
Mortgage BONDS curing the continuance of the lease;
keep the Road in good condition aud repair; expend
within the next five years 100000, increasing the
rolling stock aud general facilities TO operate the Road
so a. TO accommodate all public demands pay the
Company SIS 900 per after the expiration OF the
frst five years of the lease and surrender all into the
bands OF tie Company az the end of Is years. Tie
Road will be put in motion as soon as the indebted
ness along tie line 10 pad Off
Late advices from the Upper Missouri report the
loss Of the steamer Kate Swinney three hundred miles
above Council Bluffs. She struck snag and sunk in
eighteen feet Of water. She was on her downward
TIP and laden with furs and petries belonging to the
American Fur Company. The boat and cargo proved
a total ioae
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TIE LOUISVILLE RIorS.
r,.s u. Loui,,.1,. csaner. M. IL.


yvs REMAINS OF rHF MrNDERED.-.Fveyy Jay de-
veiop, soua thing new concerning the Sonibie tsce
des OF Monday Yesterday Lbe ru )bsh 'of the space
of Eve feet was cleared away n the rear OF QsrDs
row on Msin-st al q lumber Of bones were discov-
cred. They were examined BY Or. G.. W. Roaeifs
ard pro5osneed by him TO belons 70 ire hnnss
frame. IN
Thee continual developments render it impossible
even TO ,ifo the ext ~ OF the horror enacted on the
night of thcelecticn. Eternity can alone reveal how
Dy persons seA victims TO tue fury Ct the mob.
RfOTERs nEFoRE TIE PCLICE CoVPF.-Ihrcc men
iupicacc in the -iabbing George Ber,e on the day
OF tie ee ction underwent partial EXAMINATION be-
fore Judge J5ifnsion yesterday. They casee ~cse
continued.
Apoiher Lishnsn was spotted as the muriere- Of
Rloaos, hut no5oOy coUld be found who could swear
to ever having previously seen ne accused.
ANOTHER lN9rhsT.-lhe Co-oner, DIR. White, hetd
al inquest Yesterday over Muryhy, who YES killed
on Monday near lie q. n. POrs-housc. The usual
veICi,t was rendered; Game to bis dea.h from
q" eun-s shot by some person unknown"
ASorHFR NIcrIs-C Coroner White held an inquest
YESTERDAY afternoon at the Hospital on the tcdy OF
Nm. Mouldry, an Irsbman, who died from woands re-
ceiyed the cor o. Main and lSpel-sts on Mon
day. No evidence vas elected ana the usual verdict
We learn from Coroner White tat Graham was
killed while pursuing some Irishmen and throwing
bo1lders az them
Were ever such fares performed a. these inycst-
gaiionsl What truth Lad yet been arrived etthro1gh
them and is it possible thst any discoveries ever WI
be made by whSh the ends ~ justice way be attanedt
Dr. White informs that he has been unable 20 OBJ
ten satisfactory evidence, snd nat he has even had
much difficulty in preventing the interment Of bodies
before inQuess haye been held over TEEN. We are
esO told that pesons who are possessed Of important
information are ar aid to divuge it, fear ne that their
lives pclld be the forfeit.
WILD AND FALSE REPoFrs .-We could Ill our pa
per for a week were TO undertake 70 expose one
half Of the Wild AMI false reports of Nor days riots
II ing though the country. The telegrapho nspstch-
e Tor for the Associated Press were 50 paIeh as TO OK
Gle General remark ond confident suspc IN of Their
unfairness bnt other reports we've, IT possible, moro
ridiculous and exaggerated. TIE philadelphia NorfA
American for instance, has tie following:
'sThe Ucusv lille Office, at i0l o clock, reports the
frequent disch srge OF cannon inthe directon'et The
Courier Ofhce."
While ihs excitement lasts, pe7aons at distance
cannot be too cautious in receiving and believing re-
ports.
With great Justice of the mpe feet and partial repors
of te riots sent by the telegraph reporter IN ths city