davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

Rartt az the 1ne thst he Visiting when learned
s th- very uEhsrpy fer lous period. truly loved
him aid ccnsfs in my dsvottoa Tor h.ra. and
rsi.bt have had the aver-cn of other young Of
thst dav but who-e s'fer.ion rcfosea 20
s..r f nv rcua Affection ior George who proposed him
elf ~ ussre O. r. ard srrSiuiy eNreccd b wSsit
marry but Re s-uy teee Nd NE and m'<c ny preus
sntc.cr. 10 sch DEERE il fsfhcrrh now hive very
ehrsrl s,fr 80 r.fr Il. sc-c cg1.eupiste bis DIS
kcucrre tr.e,rsu+ al ne VIXEN - y.atAf5
en-. CT td All with Wlsi c,farry and tead m . ovee
m ihst tire srce George -, vsnebls trher and
sse Inn where lived. tu ny "a hes refused 9 te eni ana
ic hin lhurfy fa' ny tir era mot1sr axe eof1 livinx
end rs'te N this oyi that ny hnsbard chair ns1afcturr
No. it Naicft, where he hr chan ess1-
ness; ard further this derorcrt s,i'h
Ma SARAH MckEEVkR-
Sworn &c beicre fhis 4ih day q Nsy. 1854
GEORGE o. Tssiox. Connis ionsr OF Dse<s
Briggs adjourned tie COMMITTEES for ono week. He
said that lie would have 20 consult with bis associates
and end oul why they had Lot been there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Kyow-yoTHING STATE CONVENTION.
BAsGoR, Wednesday, May 30, 1855

BANGOR, wednesday, May ~, lo'''
The Know Nothing State Convention, which has
been in eession here since yesterday morning, al
journed this afternoon. 1t fully attended, and
barmonius spirit prevailed. No nomination FOR Gov
srnor was made. When such a nomination il made
Il win not be by the Convention process. but each
member of the Order wiz have an opportunity to ex-
press his individual preference for candidate, and
the designation viii be thus made some tune pre- dous
20 the first Of August. Strong Antsayery resolutions
were passed, with only three dissenting voices, aud 1t
il understood that comprehensive ground was taken
In relation to the politics of this State by recognizing
tho Republican party, and the propriety Of concur
ring in the nominations Of that party whenever prac-
tcabe. Delegates elected to the National Coun
eli, which assemblies at Philadelphia next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
TIE AsTOR LIBRARY.

To ne Editr u Then. y. Tribune
SIR: VIII the gentlemen Of the Asior Library
answer ne few questions through the columns Of
THr TnrnUSr Is your Library in the proper sense
Of the tenn free one l. or is it not the duty
vour clerks to deliver into the bands Of any person
s-v hook for which be make application In the proper
form providing that book be IN the Library Are
thew REQUIRED 10 treat visitors with courtesy
Ihaye on several Occasions been treated IN a most
discourteous manner by the clerks a. tn Library
TODAY was told b. one Of them iha. He WASH
going to go away up stairs to Get book II only
wanted II 70 rad" Pray, gentlemen, are your
books 10 lie idly on your shclyes unread An | to
be derived of the rrivile.e Of reading volume from
vour Library because oTsooth, the clerk Is TOO lazy
10 GO up stairs for il feel persuaded that there l.
no intention on the pam of the Board Of Directors 10
oct contrary Ia Tie de1rn Of the muninceni donor Of
the Library but i they permit such conduct as have
rcreaodlv witnessed the part of the clerks the III
stituion viii lose laud Justly, too a reputation "a
to American ests bIishment. Max.
Ne,7- Y0rk, Tuesdsy. May y, lg55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

SI.vrr.Y Is RlcHv0ND. VA Few years s.nee
xrlcu on a visit to Richmond, Stopping a. ne E1-
chance Hotel Ni-ei distinguished ensinees ifonh
The Nortlcrn States VINO was engcged IN hsA-lns a
,fssfi for De gevCurc service. % oe.a- etA. AcH
lie Tked residirz il Nir-in-a he rePlea. 90 10.
q. $40 ii for tbs reason. cHfrg % flf irs-Haf9h q
Slorcrvr adding; 90 brou n my VIE mere 70 re-
q. riih ne AZ lie bC.c'. where sic scon -c- anne
.,,rh,f 10 4 lovely "a, coioGod boz who prov. 10
J. . sls,e Of the lardlori his nother heng cl.Ll-
f-,,oig in lie house. Tie father o. ths emil We
80 to H. gentleman boagdcr then resill5 u i1e
lcicl. 81, III - o.. IN
,,s ~ he horse and the fac disclosed ina l1 h.l
-. sola nv his master 10 be taken - n as i.n-y
serrsrt This" be remsIzel I'D s-4'eA9l l-l
=, te.;;ros n nv VII that she Gecls. sle No1l D.,
d. 100 n, r. c.,rpr1uritv where such wczcf ana cius
81. ,rsrices were tolcalei ard she soon a,iei IL
:. ;a- tfc Nofti. While I an obliged 70 re- ~ -e.s
d. ssrsrstod fom ny family am lie -ssocl---'--S %
% Il ose | me-. csseem-
NV SireF TrAIy ZOE THE Cntsh -
...Iv mon rsa..rt Of reVs rom the Times -, -.
s~e tefre Sevsstopo suspended, ne ffe-l -
srt sent orders 70 NaIseles lo- The EN- 1 He.-'-
:, I. ,,x Size train. coLsistin- OF ne,rF - l-a'!
gun. -. -,
- Pc h Irlorving TO John Nessoa- iolai7-
pe--.s.r+eti-. fr--n Tery County, e1p-oaei q Is y
davs stree. liag Elk u.en and CT -
rice.s II e,ol rrl-T eli tie aus LIZ - =. -
lie Distance Of several oct, making '''-- WA
tic whole hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
NEW-ENGLAND ANTI-SLAVERY con-
tENTYON.
{ The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Cf The N. \. Tribune
BosToY, Tuesday, May %, 1855.
The New England Anti-Slayery Convention as
sembled this morning in the Meoaeon. A large
audience was present. The Convention was or
ganized by the appointment of WENDELL PHIL
LIPS Esq. as President, c. L. REMoSD FRANCIS
JACKSON, the Rev. 5. J. MAY and others as Vice.
Presidents, and the Rev. J. MAY, Jr., WILLIAM
P. ATKINSON and AARON NJ POWELL. Secretaries.
Mr.. GARRISON is Chairman of the Business Com
mittee
The Rev. Samuel J. May, Jr. of Syracuse read
the "Friendy Remonstrance of the People ofScot-
'and on the subject of Slavery to the People of
&" the United States" The Address is signed BY
large number of the Scottish clergy, acting in be-
bali of their respective congregations, also by many
other distinguished gentlemen, among whom Imay
mention Duncan McLaren, Lord Provost of Edin-
burpb Mr. William Smeal aud toe Earl of Buchan.
Among the clerical signatures ticed those OF the
Rev. James Ballaniyne the Rev Robert Forbes,
and many others equally well known, representing
the Free Church Of Scotland the United Presby-
terian Church, the Wesleyan churches, and other
religious bodies resolution thanking the signers
of this remembrance was moved by NJ Garrison,
whereupon an interesting discussion arose in which
c. c. Burleieh, John c. Cluer, Stephen ;. Foster,
the Rev. Samuel }. May, James \. Banum, Oliver
JOHNSON and w. l.. Garrison took part The resO-
luton was adopted as follows:
plses That the thanks Of this cveuiiou be given
10 the ministers churches and people Of soaad Tor Their d
% TO tie The United States the slbeet Of Slavery
faithful reproof timely IN is sppeh nat cannot ill
to make Impression on The AnercA whereof
II Is read ard that we shall s'y Go "hS' W. ey " 'e i''
II wide circulation
The Convention has opened auspiciously and
seems likely to be as interesting and exciting as IN
former years. hh'iLo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

1re,st ,Tfve aGAIxsT DRiNEs.-N en nc Name
a,r was rn6cr dis. SION in the Canadian Par e-@
& novel rOpos-liOn was mace -, -
Nj IeTwil stated that be found { laW Whsh
,as.eI IN tie United States was Of On eyefei ~ 'he
- - Ii.urrs called BY rev He tier tcre pro
~ IN s,nenf Ineut to refer the bill back 1" re on
ri-,ec Of the Whole, with instructions TO sniea y ID
sertirr A. prohibited liquors long ~ o. i-Icj
Srrtsf viii al SORTS Of queer naincs when De M
c-ieS from, tie bill OF fare o. Boston SELDOM tAe
e,ioy;n ,yos the list The reading Of which created
orest deal Of amuseineni, Wa - s,-c.A
49, Tr, Iuiep Pessh JuieP. CsPpca jusy shs5Iy -
H. csrsf CclA,er Rorca, Asest, IlpHs "A Fee
- - POI Mas Irrch. kpcu,es lrach fc,,eltt rS
r. -. Wv Sts1e Wal. krickclooessr, s-iei
-, - rsas,er Tai Gin : ira tsney Ai,et 'eieP ~
- -, krrsck Julep. RocheLe 1eoh.s . = el-s ~
- ~ ~, Ny Pcrfi Pr .ll " p. ..rs rs 20
- -ssrk prrsh SPLIT Ticket. fsscn ture- - - = n
it.'N' ,for-l Srssslu Mcst. Bray h3te9 49,
", - Ni..d Fruf lu' Up, g - sr-s &c -.
- 80 Peseh 1oitie Tog ts-es, y es - - "a
.,.rs 49, Silver Top spec una ts - 60 P--b
49,, Cs.ry Pursh. E1ohanse, Fsney' i''s'''' S
c. caon ne Niaeora Fails Ga:e'is Of Weanssasy
Siste. he bv-l.vs Of that Village, AID rcina.Ss
Ne Mi 10 seen tat the Trustees have 'eice ~ '-s
=. r.ers hsckrcn and guides ITaV..s's ~ -. -
- rev co1utlaiu Of being oAcrsc- sI.eeA - ,.
:. Jollsrs Tor Two Or three hours ne
",hsTTers viii pleele look out ior ofeaAe's e,
sece Al sevssto.o Is said 70 resemble ,asa !,
l1G s .ser bosGse rone cen tell how long It Is TO
." be continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

ssyo-ss fs Tzf 3. = vsEElr T.isss, b y.as 14res.
A. Mar. 81 Csfte-eb5.t - seev-s ~ - -tot.s ses
st1s - Ssrkls u1s-, is.'t ina Caves ~ ns ~e
Hasasr srrF-ZKrr.. y e~t. sie Ara a.Ar ~ 20
as,.rl az " % e. tfs 4ls.itf f.Atf ~ - lcsfs
q - ;. fii~s e cSt. 90 :. p isa~. sy4ss -
~. Co. 70 81 r 49, Ii D. Ell itlffs 80 ~ -.
-t 4--l a. rtfs.f
a-.ss---Nn.a.a U1H.. rlr1-lI tsIfa ~ ~ teffs
60 - {. rls - t5f 81. - Gf ru - 10 AZ
I,-g-Ieas & ~. -. "a 80 - - tsi lAise sa1-
o.. a. e.. o.. r.t ~. - -. .... ..a
srrlF 80 Lsnrl1f7 81 -aIlgf. ftrs. - % sie tHi
tT rt. a. = e. IS, g. - :, t5ot o.
Trrs.rr 81 Brsvcs shssp 80 lts ihs .upyy lss<h
t III 49, srraI lf-rrt - 1l-l 1lf c1oflfei a.
frfl.rf ;rrtl Llutl BEL. q rcm - 10 - 49, - -
ne g. ftf tlTrr % Retl Claws fFfl tfff fefff.
80 v rslis u.1s ug ~ ~ srcy n sheep rh>ss
,fI = o. led 81 " Da. 'hfsr f hshist iln'fa<,
Il - efftia s. rrffffsN go .fst tlaI m4ftr w1
b. fffeIg t1Ifl ~ afr .rftf att ~ 20 stfa AZ
~ I'D 81. fsrls llfei hers trrs 1cttf 80 noop
Fr- s.efrl n lie earn ibt try ssatssr n
-rl.r n arilill sfflt lrt 1 f.1 fffif n n Lshss
lie ustfdsr ~ 80 tc.y hfr bsi thsrs 49,
sfr.fa II. .fafl cf rsn n. a. tri ri ~ no. o. .
- cs ossf Milan Atraf al 3 esFf nc Dec
49, ~ Load EslIast ss.1ra VIA csts. y ~. s~ss.
h1ues a1a Fss.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLEsTON, Wednesday, Nay 80, 100.
The steamer Isabel has arrived from Havana via
Kew West with dates 10 the 25th Left in port, United
States sloop-ofwar Cyano all well. Inc Sultan left
or the e5th for Matanzas Yellow fever and small
pox were prevailing at Havana and had creo.ed con-
adorable excitement. The state Of siege in Cuba
ceased on the 23d The San Jacinto sailed the cath.
M.IKFTsSuGARs were unchanged and transactions were
dtcressug MoLsssEs brisk with large purchases az sd
Sc showing Tendency advance Goldfish abundant RICE
saysncrr. FREIGBTs improving. EXCHANGE dull
KY WEsI.-Ship Ellen Wood with 1880 bales cot
ton went ashore op Capo Florida; got off by wreckers
and was expected at Key West. The island healthy.
Business Gull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
TESTING THE LIQUOR LAW.

BOs1ON. wednesday, NAV 80, ls55.
TIE appearances are that the vitality Of the Liguo
law will be fairly tested. Today Lewis Rice OF the
treyicsn House. Harvey ID. Parker Of Court-square,
George Young Of the Ccrnhill Coffee House Peter b.
Rr;efam of Concert Hall, and other prominent land
icrds and dealers, were before the Police Court for
violation of the law. Most of the defendants plead
rny and were sentenced to fine of $40 and 20 DAYS
Erprisonmont in tic House Of Correction. From this
sentence they appealed and gave the required bonds
Other cases viii be called up tomorrow.
Chester Adams, President OF the Union Bank, died
Inst evening, aged IS years.
To-day being the annual May training the military
were out in full force. Most of the companies proceed
cd out of town for parade dinner, DC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
CRICKET.

Tweuty-four citizens Of Brooklyn yesterday played
match on Dew ground ct Greenfield, near the Hit
and Miss. The weather being very delightful caused
many 70 drive down. Tie PLAY FOR amseurs was very
good Youne Labcn and Russell we're the besti Pryor
and Andrews yery good. Gsdsby, with Only one lee,
causei some sport-he plays vel. The score stands
- folOvs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

poRrrxc Ts7IoyERs.-Yelierdcv Abraham o,,,.-
- --,r srs yoll Crse boz = ~ err-1 are = ~
Esucrd ?. Bessh eorEs q Is3sc--f 40 - ~1.-, 4
- ~ arr-r Mar rils rft-e J 3 y q q
- - ; : atd or-.f Or =IsL n -cfy = = - t
ls,il.s t.rwesr tierz Al lreh --s-rsa - -
r. rr-rr.ry : sb Two fszsa-sf ~ spec ~ - 49,.
rr<-f ~ rsf b-i-g Lbs mas n -f.4i ~ -
r. rcc.sec were trtsz b-flre J--c- Ss---- -
c-r.rt.ed & psizcn i7s ezAini-lfirn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHNGToS, Wednesday, Nay 50,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May 80, 1855.
Extraordinary Efforts are being made By both par
.s. for the Municipal Election on Monday. The
Judges are al Know Nothings, but the Anis are re-
,o,ed to have outside committees at the polls 10 count
each vote to prevent any deception on the part OF the
Judges. 1t Is thought the election viii be very
cIose one.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed Commo-
doro Paulding TO command the Home squadron IN
place of McCaulcy, whose appointment was only tenn
porcry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
RAUROAD EXCURSION.

CHICAGO, Wednesday May 80, 1885.
An immense number of invited guests from here and
abroad started tlis morning for Burlington Iowa, on
grand excursion in honor of the completion OF the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RaiscAd &c that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
Albany Lumber Market.
fFoR raE vtJK KsDIss MAY q
Reyo-.ed speciaily Tor The ses- York I,ssrn>.
A. 10y M.Ina.cAN MaI 81

ALsksy. " edne.cAy. May 81 l1S.
Tie market cornues verl dull Inc principal demand -
sry Eastern markets ard the nver town. The de r~snn
Fof C.euune Boz and Hencck end Spruce til
fres here pefe8t BIT few uyers market. and
Hey urhfr deLuc 0ns though holders announce thai
fhsfr r-ces have reached their lowest mari
Nen.Ect1gc In tie lteof d the SAFE o. ealotnary
,sb tis write thst Lumber all h The present.
liuce dir o-ifon 20 tenisnd better yree than des
r rs wiling % dive But lers b. no fears u scarcity
1hf ues. frrss1n e. tie nsr IA word does ND viii Limit
~ or.is IN fhs fccfo1 u the ~ wns Ia Tho
o. W.s where vsees exosnd rspify md take fAns
a. ss % ffLcsny hear Of Immense nlsnnectHfes u an
ne rc.irss b. tn Cs1sl dunr the fursh week IN hsy
a. Ne v.s AIMED fsl04s he 1893. Up 70 41s
inclrfine ire 18th, eays 'be Of M csna a)i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
THE OHIO RIVER.

WHEELING, Wednesday, Nay 80, 1855.
There are 5ut four feet three inches Of water in tn
channel Of tho river at this point and the water is fall
inc. Weather cloudy, indicating rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
coN,,IssIoNERs OF EMIGRATION.


Tie Courniftce 10 whom referred tho oilers Tor
sptnl,irg the Commissioners with coal reported
tIdrcb he Chairman, Mr. Purdy, IN favor Of award
ing the contract to Mr.. John Clancy, the lowest
bidder. a.,
A Communication was received from hr Bagioys
he next lowest bidder, stating that be bad been m
formed dat Mr.. Clancy had Withdrawn hs oer, ana
n lie was ready 10 assume the contract on the tegz
proposed by Mr. Clancy. -,
On The heel OF this letter was received from Mr..
c,.,or silhdlsyicg lis hid.
'me3 hs.irrss ,,,.-rk Mr.. GaRRIorE q. not quito
corrset fhy d. Nr Beg. 80 Us -, ~ 81.
avs standard when lie knew "a" ~ I'LL 20 -
being the next highest bidder he was g. " '-'
coutrHct on biz own tcrmsl
Mr. KfssEDT thought that WINS no business OF
tbcs provided they got the coal much the cheaper
Mr.. CrvxING supposed that some bonus had bees
raid 10 M Claucy 20 withdraw his bid.
Tic coitTact was awarded 10 Mr.. james BsgIey at
- 20 for egg ard 90 20 Cor che1inut. The quantity
to be supplied is 100 tuns Of the hr and 300 uDs Of
tie lsttel.
communication was received from Mr. Ferdinand
Karck. Nioe-COusu Of Hamburg al this port, trans
hitting a copy Of law for the better regulation OF
emigration from Hamburg.
Mr. FAoIS reports that from the Office in Csnalst-
for he week ending Goth inst. employment has been
obtained for ga males and females IN the city and
country.
Aftei zone further business the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31
cATTDsssiDE

A match VII be played on tie NeW-fcrE rroand
Hotoken tomorrow, between the NAMED ana s'nse
Of s.. Georges Cub; and the Gota'm ana hAi.Ne'-
becker Base iall llsy match The SINE az. d hsl-
House HGrsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

~ sssff To- lut Vee ir ~ - mn frg etTs IN the
r,srt ~ tLs.e isFf ssot elE ~ ~ fc1o ft ~
Ics, snd -calf.r sL0ii. J. cen pIl ~ re rece 90
- 80 49, he rsfry ffff ffe - n Saves.
1frs this b. SIC b. ssn ne t1'll iee-ipis his
- H ~ orsrrr y rlls q ike saf Ftar Boa1s
q sol ~ lI s1f-li fllt ini o. ffc - a iisvss.
49, ficIc : ucie-se hi yssr = 1h.ns'es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26

THE PUBLIC LaSDs.-It is stated as a fact. that
the public lands of the United States are rapidly
running out The Washington correspondent of
the New York Courier says:
We have nominally i, 400 600 square miles. that
~ some eight or ten hundred millions of acres but
perhaps hve-sixths of the entire quantity il unin.
habitable and valueless. Already the foyern,nen,
Is unable to supply lands in Minnesota 10 actual
settlers at the maximum price of 81 25 per acre
We sold and gave away in 1884 giOO0 O0O of
acres. We soldat nominal sum during the past
year 900 acres and gave away to States and
individuals property enough to make good the
enormous quantity Of 10000 600 eff acres At tbs
rate how long viii our two or three hundred mil.
mons OF available public lands supply the demand
Ior the purpose of settlement, to say nothing of the
sxgeneies OF the Treasury in the time of war or OF
nnaneiai distress In Minnesota, which has IS 600
aonanis, The lands b be offered this season have
.rS ,eaaeea from four to one million of acres-
Tue ianas eanno, be surveyed as fast rs Congress
gives lnem away. This is said to be the eanse =,
the reduction OF the quantity offered in M;nnsso,o
IN, IN ttah already settled by some 10000 Mormons
the base line has just been established ana oas
maps years must elapse before the goyernmsn,F sa
wholly absorbed Is Ii In the work of gratnitv 80
mruish legal title to the lands occupied by Il. Il,
lzena. - -. 50 eH'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
HIRSH & BOTTCHER,

HIRSH & BOTTCHER,
IL 2OS, Broad Street
Beg to inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching season. large and we'll select
ed stock of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
And that they daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other and desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage we have hitherto
received, as well US the many and atterng acknow-
Judgements of the superior quality and STYLES of our
goods shall continue induce to pay an unabating
attention to all the requirements and movements of
the fashions IN that line of our business while our
assortnents of Worsted Embroideries and Embroidery
Materials Yarns Patterns, Chenlles, Silks &c., espe-
cially recommendable to Schools and Teachers, will
be kept in the perfect condition through the
year. Zoe 8-1m*I HIRSH & BOTTCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
DUCKLE YOUR ARMOUR!.YT

- GINIANS PARE!!-LEoNARD TO TVS ",
cUE!! Prepare for the coming coniict; Coughs 40
Colds will soon be in our midst. The greatest CO,
queror of Coughs. Cold and Consumption, IS LEON
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep tin your h0as
upon the first onset of the disease take il; eve
your children, and remember the greatest msdSs
vet discovered Leonard's Celebrated Cough sI.i
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, one dollar IA
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. b. THOMAS, Broad street SOdi
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers genera!
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wholrsa,
Messrs PURCELL, LADp & Co, 90 Main street =
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Adams aid Clay sn''l
Richmond va o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
DOVE & Co,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond u
TIDINGS FROM CHESTERfIELD.

CHESTERFIELD 20, Va aug l. e.
Messrs Dore i Co, Richmond Last ISL ohe u
mules was turned loose in the stable yAfai
playing about with other mules, ran with tne ss'l
of his whole body against large Pials q ' 1s
cnttina himself on the thigh OF ham about 10 Gs
long, and from an inch and half TO two iAeht'ye
the wound was of such u character as 10 "Iplsn
would never be of any service to me ssaih . ~
notice of the Turf OIL IN the papers pVca' ,,l
applied it at once to the cut, and IN SpoS ~
weeks he was perfectly well and at %J'l' aus aus
cannot perceive the least scar where ths or
made. II. a q. % e,Itls
P.S-There are many cases Of Injuries y coz :, 10
this neighborhood, which have been Gunu ~
Turf Oil, and il of any benefit to you ~ q,
you many certificates. The whole heis sa..,~
it is the quickest healing remedy tHey e, wrISFRgR
Sc IA - $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
CAUTION TO AGUE suFF + u5Gi'
LIVERY ONE SAYS 1T,
II THAT POLLARD'S RHEUMAT

MINI
is the incest and most certain remedy for Rhsunrc
and all diseases of man and beast To which Ltm,
is applicable, that has ever been offered 10 the Ev
There must be some truth i'll what every one a.
yet, if amy incredulcus, they can be convinced
the truthfuiness of the above by calling at su7 IN
store in the city where the genuine article for ~
and purchasing the article which must be uApa ,
cOrding To directions to insure success.
Price 25 cents, or 5 bottles for 81.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. co, ADlE Ora
BENNETT Il BEERS, P. JOHNSTON BRt
DUVAL Il NORTON, L. B. THOMAS, Broad
ShockOe Hill gea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
AT WHOLESALE The

CLOTHING AT The
u subscribers have established in this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now in receipt of their stock, to which they re-
spectfully invite the attention of the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves,
and to order (under many advantages) and we feel
assured that we can, and will offer IS many induce
ments to buyers any house i'll this country.
WORD, WEISIGER co,
No. LOG Main st (up stairs,) Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
SIash Cottage HOTEL Aug. 81, I851. au 81
COLUMB A n HOT Il L...JAAES VI,
DOWHATAN HOUSE,
RICuMnNn ETDGvNI

This house having chan ged proprietors, with decid.
ed improvement, is now confidently recomlne nded tn
the travelling public Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modatons. Its location is proverbally peasaut-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of it's
proprietor, must render the favote house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished, airy and comfortable The
table Is well supplied with whatever the market AZ
fords--the servants polite and accommodating Moth
ing is wanting to make it of the most desirable
Hotels in the city. Eau 2D JOHN DARRACOTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
GALL soon OR YOU Will MISS IT

GALL SOON OR YOU Will MISS IT.
~ The low prices that LEVY sells his Clothing at
induces every who examines his stock to make
their purchases of him. His goods all manutac-
tured in this city, and he is the only person i'll the
Clothing business who manufactures their whole
stock here. His prices will be found considerably
lower than elsewhere taking the quality Of the gar
ments INTO consideration.
In Furnishing Goods you will find every variety,
having every article required to make gentlemans
dress complete Call aud take look, and you will be
satisfied in quality, price and style.
A. LEVY, SO Main street,
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
&C u Sign of the Red Coat.