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Tor SALE-A Tobacco hand, very
= III ely. 10 ysars old. Arpy at Cary ct. JAIL
ALSO-2 small lii. ~ black Giris. 1slfT
jyS-eed3ts ~ laH a45e t. $50
COFf Z X A b b The Subscriber will
~ hive on hand, THIS DAY. q rss Iy superior lot
OF SOFT GRASS, together wRh ost er dsiieacies of
the SEASON His BAR Il supplied with the hest IF
LIQUORS aud CIGARS. Give me . call and JUDGE
ter yoursh = @ ~ ROBERT REID,
Versndsh House,
Northern end New Vegetables Market.
jyS-5ts
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Jko. kcCoNNELL, Dentist, Main street
betws 9th and 10Th SITS opposite Cornthian Ill
jy 2-6lm
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TOILkT Wal ERS.-Glenu's fragrant
.onfa ~ IN. s. IL 70 s. sa Sns aars
ws ee adeis htal Aas inyiserstias ws.h u msds.--
For psie by CHAb. nlLL9PAU0H.
hS DrugaiH.
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EOR kkET.-Ttat very desirable brick
l. tene psut at the crrner Of Clay ami % streets,
iecsntiy or cnpied by Mt Byrd Chamb -riayne. and
ne 1t door te Mr. Robt. McCsndlsh con ming eight
rcoms, el,seta he. with q brick kitsaep, hydrsnt
and other c1nvenenees IN the yard. Po,session can
be given irsme>iatsi,. Apply to
~ $780, ss& stf Y. p. EACHO,
- General Agent snt Collector, orso
jy 3--2swtf ss l. w. 0LAZsBhOOK.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES,

CORRH sP0SDENCE ~ REGARD TO THE NEW
ence has been sent MS for publication IL throws
light upon the subjset. But cannot yet fathoun
the dim obscure" which envelopes the myaericus
uroce edinp
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRiScs. - Persons
going to the Springs can have the Dispatch
sent to them for any length Of time they
NAV daaire
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ANNUITY EAGLE INFANTRY
Richmond, July e 1855.
ORDERS No
Pursuant to regimental orders the con.
paw will! assemble in their Arnory on WEDHEs
DAY, the 4th OF Jolly at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ 10 FL
'unmer uniform. with 8 rounds of bl4nt Cartridges
Nina. ana asaourem in order for close inspection
BY oIder Of INC cers~S-
John C. POwrrr n q
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ARMOaY YOUNG GUARD,
RICHMOND, July 2, 1855.

AhWUdT TUU NJ UUAkU,J
RICHMOND, July 2 1855. I
ORpER No..
l. Pursuant to Regimental Orders, this
Command will assemble on WEDNESDAY, tbs i!h
day OF Jnty. at 5 o'clock A. NJ. precisely.
2. Member. having bright Muskets will az sArep
parade with them, in order for inspection.
5 There will be o Drill of the Company on Tust
day. the Sd inst.. at 81 O'Clock P NJ. Members hs
rg bro r. Musksts il thar possession will return
them this evening to the Arnorer
BY Ider of the Captain.
is S-2k WM g. MILLER 81 2ar,tt
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labIVALs Ar THE PRINCIPAL aoTlLs

To BnEMEH-pe. ship Hermsn-S4 hhd.. Tobacco
532 do Stem.
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4 TTENTION LIBERTY GUARD =
"A A meeting of your company will take pace :.
the Armory on TUESDAY NIGHT. Sd july h5
O'Clock. 2. NJ when lieutenant will bs elected ana
other important business transacted
By order OF the LIST Lentenant
jy2-2t Fl. A WILLIAMSON 81 Ssf1t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Democrats Arouse!

Let us, as good citizens and true
Democrats, attend our Township meet.
ings on next Friday, at 8 O'Clock, and
then aud there elect three Delegates to
attend our County Convention to nom
mate a county ticket. Can't we have
a full turn out from every township in
the county, and have a ticket nomina.
ted that we can elect without iail.-
Let them all be true Democrats-we
want no traitors in the camp. Let
them be NEIL who will stand up to our
principles, regardless OF consequences.
We would rather be defeated live times
than to be elected once with dishonor
attached TO our flag. Turn out then,
and consult together, adopt your plans
openly aud carry them forward to vic.
tory!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Senatorial Conrention.

MAJOR BRArroN: In pursuance of
resolution passed in the Senatorial
Convention, held by the Democracy,
in Gallipolis, on the l7Ih inst, you
will be furnished with a full COPY ol
the proceedings OF that body. You
will no., however, be likely to receive
it in time tor publication in your next
paper; | will, therefore, give you a
brief outline OF the proceedings, fc.
The counties OF Gallia, Meigs, and
Vinion were represented by their del
egales, who were armed with proper
credentials, but BY reason Of nisua-
derstanding, or rather want of un.
derstanding, as to the time OF holding
said Convention, Lawrence county was
notrepresenIed by delegates regularly
appointed.
The meeting was regularly organ
lied, and the number OF delegates to
which each county was entitled fixed
by committee appointed for that pur.
pose, when, OH motion, it was agreed
that the ,ote of Lawrence county sho'd
be cast by committee oil three, COM
posed OF one from each county repre-
sented in the Convention.
Tie next business was the selection
OF candidate, which on the first BAL
lot resulted In the nomination oil Lew
is Anderson, OF Lawrence county, who
is the present incumbent. In fact,
the nomination oil Mr.. Anderson was
a unanimous thing, and met with a
hearty response from every Democrat
present. The name OF MIR. Fror, OF
Gallia county, a young man oil un.
doubted integrity and ability, was spo-
ken Of as candidate, provided Mr..
Anderson would not accept.
In regard to our candidate, Mr.. An
derson, there is, so lar as know, but
one opinion, and that is, that he is a
man Of unqueSlionable 6rmness and
political integrity; and having been the
victorious standard bearer OF the De.
mocracy Of the 9th Senatorial District
in 1868, and having discharged his
trust with ability and credit. to himself
and honor to the Democracy, we feel
that the Democracy OF the District are
perfectly sale in again relying npor
success with a man who is so Justly
and universally loved and admired by
all who know him. Yours,
B. p. HEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
TO 0IR lELEGlTES

We would say, by all means attend
the Democratic Legislative Conven-
tion, to be held in Hamden on Satur>
day, August 25lh, Let every Dele.
gate be there, and every candidate be
there; one man has just as good a right
to be before The Convention as another,
and If a full delegation is out, and the
5alloting lairly done, in accordance to
justice TO all concerned, no good Dem.
ocrat will grumble. We hope atten-
tion will be given to this, and that We
will hear Of no stampede after the
ticket is in the field, but that ever,
man will be in the front ranks battling
for the cause.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

We regret exceedingly, that we have
10 throw this number, the first of lie
volume, out to our friends filled up
with the details of the most horrid
murders and outrages that human be.
ing could be guilty of-all perpetrated
in Louisville, KY, neighboring city,
We may say, to Cincinnati. But, at
the same time, fellow Democrats, it
gives US great qualification to reflect
that our skirts are clear of these mur.
derous riots. Yes, they are in fact
and iG truth, all 10 be attributed to that
most unnatural of all association to
true Patriots, the Know Nothing or.
ga0ization, that is now fostered and
kept up by some, even in Vinton couD-
ty, who profess TO be Christians and
good citiseEs. We hope and trust
these difficulties are overI but, so long
as this secret political organization is
kept up, we must be prepared to hear
OF mobe, riots, a,sops, aud murders;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Friday, August 24th, 1856.
Monday, August o7th. 1855,
Democratic Mass Meetings.

Hon. Geo. W McCook ond Hon. John A
Jorwin will adress the Democracy as follows
Sarahsville, Saturda y, September %.
M:Connelsville, Monday, September "a.
Marietta. Thurs day, September 25.
Athens, Wednesday, September 26.
Logan, Thursday, September 81.
Macarthur, Friday, September 2S
Jackson, Saturday, September 30.
lronton, Tuesday. October 2.
GallIpOlis, Wednesday, October 3.
Pomeroy, Thursday, October 4.
BY order Of the
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
More Democratic Victories.

From the returns received from Ter
as, there seems no doubt OF the cleo,
tion OF Bell. the Democratic Antt.
Know Nothing candidate for Cover.
nor, and general Democratic victory
throughout the State, notwithstanding
Sam Houston has sold himself, bag
and baggage, TO the Know Nothings,
as Chase has done in Ohio.
The returns from Iowa show, as far
as they 60, total revolution in lavor
OF the democracy since last Fall. Sc
We go.-Statesmdn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Kansas Safe.

Gov. SHANNON has been teudered,
and receives, the appointment of Gov.
eraor of Kansas, vice REEDER. This
is an excellent appointment, and estab-
fishes the TACT in our mind that Presi.
dent PIERCE favors the freedom ol
Kansas.
Gov. SHANNON is the very man fol
an emergency. Let another mob oI
ruftians attempt 70 tr~uNple down the
Law aud good order OF Kansas, and
our word Tor it, SHANNON will attend
10 their case.
Wonder what all niggerdom will
catch at next to prove PiERcE's pro-
Slavery Administration? Can't some
Know Nothing las they are used to
swearing anything, } just take an aG-
dary that PIERcE is STAKEHOLDER
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

The Rails on the s. d H. V. R. R.
are laid down Tor nearly two miles
Nonh of this place, and but for the
scatity OF ties there would have been
some six or eight miles fhished.-.
Standard.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
MILwAuKEE, Wis, Aug. 8.

AT q special court held esterdsy al
West Bend, ior the trial OF Debor, the
murderer OF the Meyer family, a YER
oicl of murder in the first degree was
rendered by the jury, While he was
being conveyed back to jail, guarded
BY the MALTA, the mob made rush
on him, the military gave way, and
Drbor was telled to the ground by a
sloue. The mob then fell upon him,
beating and mangling him horribly /;
they then tied llm with rope, drag.
ged him through the streets, and hung
INN head downward TO q tree.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

DRY-GcoDs AT WHoLEsALE.-We
call the attention of our merchants,
furnace proprietors, and dealers, to the
advertisement OF WILSON, CHlLDs &
Co., wholesale dry goods merchants oil
Piusburg. This is one OF the oldest
and largest houses west OF the moun-
ta.ns, and is holding out inducements
not surpassed by any house east or west
to legitimate dealers. Give them a
call and see for yourselves. We have
known some OF the mbers of this
6rm ior the past Is years. aud can as
sure our friends they will find them
gentlemen OF strict integrity.
-The Oregon Staissman nominstss
General Joseph Lsns a. the Democratic
for President in-lS56.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
LA1Esr FAsnlnns-Nni mnch

LATEST FAsHioxs.--Not much alter.
stions ip fashions during the present
month. The waists Of ladies' dresses afe
becoming shorter BY degrees, while the
skirts are expanding as paIpabIy. 1t has
been satisfactorily ssceItaiet that lorty
yards Of silk will make a fashionable
skirt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MLDlLL, OF FAIRFIELD.
Fur LIEUTINANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, OF LUCAS.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WIN. D. MORGAN, OF CoLuMBIANA.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
VIM. TREVlTT, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLlN, OF SENECA.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
(For the full Term)
WIN. KENN0N, OF BELaoNT.
(FOr the Vacuncy)
r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
G. w. McC00K, OF JEFFERSON.
OR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JAMES B. STEEDMAN, OF LUCAS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Democratic Meetings.

The Democracy of Vinton county
will meet in their respective townships,
at the usual place of holding elections,
on
Friday, August 24ih, 1855,
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, and then and there
select three delegates TO attend Coun-
ty Convention to be held in Macarthur,
on
Monday, Aug ust 27th, 1855,
al II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating County Ticket
By order oil the
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Y. B. PALMER'S

Newspaper Subscription sAd Advertising Agency
PHlLADELPaIA, NEw YORK, Boston and BAL
TlMoRE, is our authorized agent TO receive and
receipt for subscription and advertisement for
the DEMOCRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
Keep IL Befare the People!
That Salmon P. Chase is
G In favor OF Negro Suffrage!

In favor Of Negro Jurors!
@ln iavor OF Negro Office hold
ers!
@ In Iavor of conIering upon Ne.
groes the political privileges OF White
Citizens!
Ii MIR. Chase does not favor these
let him SO state, whilst he
is addressing the people.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

CO We call attention to an outline
of the proceedings Of the Senatorial
Convention at Gallipolis. last week,
furnished us by Judge HEwlrr. We
will get official proceedings next week
Iikalv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
THE M'ARTRUR DEMOCRAT.
nplrEp BY =. A. pRATToN.
FRIDAY MORNIG, AUGUST %.

PhODUCE OF ALL KINDS. is recsiv-
ed at The rery highest market priccs, on Sub
scriPtion or Advertisements, at this Office
bonsy is not refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
FRESH GROCERIES.

have just received large lot Of Groceries
j that warrant good or no sale, at tie
lcvsst Cash prizes, Bsa1TcS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

DLANK DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGES
ID and all Blanks required Wndsr the Jus.
tices' Code. for Justices Of The Psace. are con.
stdmtly kept on hand and for sale at this Of
.fcs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23
LIST OR AWARDS

Herald eorreet-Jourth" annual Fair.)
NOR the forth annual Fair OF Vinton coun-
Il ty, 10 be held in McARTHUR, on the
First Tuesday in 0ctobern next.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

When there Is but one exhibitor, al though
he may show several animals in a class, only
one premium will be awanled-that to be the
fist or otherwise as the merits OF the animal
may be adjudged by the committee; and
premium viii not be awarded when the ami
mai is not worthy though there be no COM
petition
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-23

All persons wishing TO compete for
premiu ms, must become mem bers of this
society ten days preceding the day Of
lair, By order Of The Roard,
B. P. WITT, Prest,
OF, CUNNING, Sec'y,
Aug. Esd. 1858.
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few days ago, 20. 600 bushels of prime Illinois
wheat deliverable in October. sold at Roohss-
ter, New York, at Sl.7O per bushel.
The Dayton (Ohio) Journal records the death of
VIVA Do>littIe, an extensive railroad contractor
It 10 estimstea that rents have risen 100 psr cont
IA ICfono. In consequence of the expected reno.
plsca. :" 'n@'
last, Flour SOLD at st. Louis at Is SO to ~ "
according to brand. Corn 81 to GA cent? and Oats d
cents ~ III
l, MINISTER DEPosED.-The Utica Observer ssvs
the Rev s. Davenport, formerly rector of Chri.t
GhuIch, Oswego, N Y, having Joined the Irvingites.
has been deposed frcm the ministry OF the Esisco,
pal Church, by Bishop Delaney.
THE LATE RIOT AT ToRoNro-Ths asnsoa.
Gained by the American circus company for loss AZ
the late riot at Toronto, Canada, amount to abont
eoVoo Before enforcing the claim by lar, a memo
subject e
DEATH OF ROBINSON, OF HELEN JEwETr Moro.
RIErY-it Is stated that Richard P. Robinson. the
supposed murderer of Helen Jewett in Nav Yors
died at tue Calf House, Louisville, XIV, on the ath
INST; For several years past, he knewn as Rich
ard Parmelly
=. REmARKABLE LoNeEvIrY.-Michael Maloy, ma.
i've OF Ireland died 10 Providence, b. Last week
a. the Ismsikabe age of one hundred and eight
yesrs, he Left the land of his birth about thirty
ireland, at the age Of 100 years.
IRISH NATIONAL GALLERY-The estimated cost
OF me new Irish National Gallery, is Gll 900, of
which government contributes $4,000 this, and the
same sum next gear, making $1,000 10 all; the re-.
msnins 15ooo 10 made of subscriptions, to CONNIE.
norate the public services of Mr. Darsan and is an
pIsable to this object.
y. BRAZIL souADRoN--A letter dated Monte
vdeo. June says: 1.-THE flag ship Savannah Is here
sMa WIZ san the Las OF the month for Rio de Janeiro
81 sioop OF war Germantown arrived here on the
~ uit from Busnos Asres The Water Witch is
az bueno. Ayres The Bsnbridge il daily expected
from Rio de Janeiro.
ington Monday from his recent trip to Cape NAV.
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IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
eJU from the subscriber on Sunday, the 18th inst
nv negro man named PAUL. He Il 5 feet inches
hish and stout made, weighs about ITS pounds Paul
il about % years of age, Of light brown color with
black curly hair (resemblirg an Indians) he has an
impediment In his speech, and talks thick when
spoken to. He was raised by DR.. Tom Stevens, Of
Nashville, Tennessee. I bought him in Richmond
Of Mr. ----. He may try to get back to Nashville.
will I've the above reward for his apprehension
or will pay e25 reward If taken up In the city Of
Richmond, and win pay all reasonable expenses II
he II delivered to me In this city. He wore away
blue mixed cotton pantaloons black satinet coat,
ard q straw hat. SOLOMON DAVIS.
an 1A--Stk Es;a% sgf asaN4.fE " 7-sfaTa
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM
H mitted to the jail Of the City of Richmond, a.
a runaway, on the 18th day OF June. 1855, . negro
man who ealls himself SAM and says he 10 the pro-
perty of Sarah r. HENRY, Of GooohlAnd county, Va.
Said negro Il feet inches high, Of dark complies
ion. about 20 years of age and had on when commit
wool hat. The owner Of said negro IL requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with az the law d.
reefs. JOS. A 8TARKE, d. g.
yI7-6w For Martin II. Lpseomb, Serg't.
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PURcHAsH OF MOUNT VERNoN.-The society at
Cape May to cooperate with the Mount Vernon
Association of ladies' Ia Richmond. has organized,
with Mrs. Samuel Lamb, of Philadelphia, as Presi-
dent Mrs j w. Cisghorn of Philadelphia, Sac
retsry. and Ed. Wilcox, of the same city, Treasu-
rer. motion yves made and carried that sub.
scription list be handed around to all persons on
the Island for contributions of 81 EACH II is pro-
posed to purchase and the Mount Vernon estate
In trust to the Governor OF Virginia
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nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN II

- TRACTOR will subdue pain and iHf'Haa
from the seversst burns or seslds, In from en'
twenty minutes and will heal the wosEa siI,s
scar; il ehectually cures Fever Sores fl4 y
Rheum, Infiammatory kheumatism, Cats VIZ w.
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Bunloni LYfi w
Spraina, dwellings, Felons, Chilblsini bis,as
scots, Swelled and Broken BIesst, Sore ~
Eruptions, and all other infammatory and saai~
diseases, where the parts sfected san be isse.a :.
This article 10 now put up in blue wrapper 4
new steel plate label, ana signed By DGss
ker, and o. Y. Clickney L Co Propnston' % ~ ~
against the numerous eounterfets in nss'lI wv
store. -,
BENNETT L BEERS, Druggist rs % :. y
authorized agents for the sale OF the ssss.s.s
style, and they furnish the trade Of p I9PH'iIs
co. Retail price only Csc. . box. mn N-ss
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW Mgs ",
IN Received by HAROLD MURAL a'

M OOO4Ao AAAsA as4l
IN Received by HAROLD hUEkAi"'
STREET. v.ss.
The Land of Gold, or Reality ysrsu, Eel vi,
Fl. r. Hell or. (This Ii a most ints!es'ns
81.
Cleve Hall; BY Mas Sewell-sl., ,.h..-l
The Star Papers; by Henry Ward &c. s. ,,i5
A Long Look Ahead; or the FiTst s''''
Last; BY A. 8. Roe-sl IS. a.sh1
Female Life Among the Mormonsi D
q Mormon Elder 81 l., sssi
A Visit to the Camp before SebsstoP'f
C. Mccormack, OF New York-sl. q,
Mary Lyndon an sutob'grsphy-si nr,sB
NEW MUSIC FOR lANO FOkTE = 49, has
Flom the Mountain High; styrisn ''Ps"
German-25 cts. .uo,-.-sE
How Proudly will they Hear to" 81 n'
of the CIimea--S5 cts.
With Smile In Her Eyes-2' cts w,,
Orphans Lament; by Chsrles JsI'i,- =.
yLeurette-mudc by Gorge Lidisy- - - 50
Bobbin Around, as tuus By evef5DosJ 80
The Young America Sehottlsb; oy nIogs
Whisper of Love oy pV
Little Daisy--s beautiful sopg-z, 9" o.s, .
A complete assortment OF ell me 'yis,gs
standard music for the Piano or ea'''i' ,ss
hand.
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HERE once did live, not q, -

Il A man OF wondrous fame. '' iron q.
As! shall shortly make appear,
And POLAND was his mana
What did he dol hear Won -.
30 quickly to attain
Whist others strive for, nisht .naa
And toll for. Oft In vsp3 ny
lf Then iistsn, while tell to Won
Whaf many one can tall.
ara many z one will prove It trus.
oW ne oi1 make tnem well.
S9 o. e sss pam hs.h could endure,
There's surely found q psrfse. am.
In POLLARDS LINIMENT
FOR sale BY PURCELL, LADD m
1sers, Adie L Gray, Duvsl L Nortos IA u s;'isst
Z. .; fhomss, and Druggists Gsrsrsl, VI
she city. s 'a'esits,
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baIcu saIs. La. mas sPPssfed at
yen TIimbie, IL il said, hiss aeasnts5 ,hs 49,,
summation for Govsinor Of Ohio.
cholsrs en- ssassd "a old citizen Of Pittsburs died of
IL OF consumption - "o''on last week
On Sunday. 1t 10 said, there vsra &c.,
iSo persons st the BED Lion camp s svvU 10
Inc deaths IN New Orleans OF the pa..
anoent 70 4is, including SOL from the fsvsr ~ssk
There are 900 divisions OF Sons Of r.m,.,.
California. y Ae"psfsnes In
- vo,sss o. Oregon have decided sssinst holaia,
n n. ess's ~sssn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

RAILROAD RETRENcHMENT The Erie Railroad
has cut down Its fuel expenses from $50, 900 to
$4,000 per month. How II is done 10 not stated.
Probably by the introduction of certain improve
ments 10 the locomotives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

THE SNAKE MAN INDIcTED.--In the Municipal
Court at Boston On Monday, Lyford c. Hill, of New
Hampshire. was arraigned ON an Indictment found
by the grand jury, which alleges that he compelled
his li,:e daughter OrIinda, against her viii. to
sefzs ard take by the neck certain snake whereby
Inc ssid oriinda was BY said snake greatly and
dangerously bitten ard put In great fear and
whersby the health of said Orlinda was areatts
injured Mr.. Hill plead not guilty. His trial viii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16

EMOVAL.-DANIEL O'DONNELL,
~ HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, has removed
opposite the Banks. where he would be- pleased to
Hydraulic Rams, Lift and Force Fumps, Bath Tubs
Wash Hand B asins, Wster Closets, Copper and Iron
Boilers, &C., fitted up on the most approved princ-
pies and at the lowest priees. t3A $3.50
az Orders from the country promptly executed.
~ JOB bING punctually attended 10.
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