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DEAN l. HILL.

cefttiy that Tho Gatft al; TED Gr sal, abe? e has
et" hse'!in my ttmll tei ycars a.,I Il, nt hest
late to SiS 'hlt II is The hest Chnsu have ksH
- "i''' u you easily citfH tito cr"ttn r,iueg the
uiicr work 'it the hg'tern,lk ld salt tue batter
vel ~ be dug by tt'td ah az the tsie
IIaNH- ttrser t,fa the same rr..iI
IGhecriuly rJe"tante,i tbs t ait.
t>tsbsI) Si.WALL rENNY
IN ntd-fsra't ht"tug tile the Rev
>e~. TnUny, atase auti nt.s ss-i SAT- ChIrn In an
tt'n-| iliy concur IN n ir,.n ut uyr pr
spt4i experience.
t>,.nelA In.p
.tOHN J.. MOOR
JOAN BLACK IN
CALVIN = JOY /,
IN+~"r'h. Nav II -. es !,
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~The Ladies are 70 have a fair At
We0 Gouldsboro next Fourth
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pt H"ods"d's German Bltcrs PREPARED by Dt. L. "
J'eks"a afe Justly keari srcas r,vet valuable
medicines IL cases 4 ny aepsis IL acts Ike ina &C
srsnsthen,as the a",nsch stualstine the digestive
p~-fs and giving ruddy health to nc ehcek and brig
ac.s 10 the eye There thousands this eo.a uus
~ Who csa tvsily Ia thcit stucs and thousand, VIII
harsih.s adjtr iheir testimony. See sdv.st,.m.nt
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VIyEt lHHH 1HvRI4
N
i"eF anti bf
DIR. G. M JACKSON, philad'a, Pa.
Will Es'FcfeALs' ouSh
Liver Cauulatut, Dyspepsia, Jauidice
! 49,,
@'''""'e o. -''f COO" Pe"''' y
diseases
ef tic Ktdmys
ard all diseases aisine
huau described LIVER
stana'h etc do C0Isiti atm.
ht~atL pilrs iallnesr, i,sdtn
The fead Actliiy al ii e StitseA No.
sea HsattDnfa. Disgust "a t,-ea. fel
weseid in tbs stnnath sour .iuc
ts''"as, sinking 81 faa.fas a Ne p,
Stomach, S~tmitiur OF tue lead herried nd
didcnit hfea.hing, f.ufierins az It.. Irart
Chaaking or snfocsiina su,natrts sp.i .,
siaties Pustuio li.tun-ss 81 itsici,, lat. 81
Web, tetnte Tie sisht row s.d -.
atom, Yrlb,wuess 81 Tie sta. sad
Eyes, PAM IA The Side Lao t,.c-.
Limbs, &c fa,.ien .tttss Il
Heat. E"oane Ia t,s gie.a,
Constant lana. ags Il t u
and great Iirrrsxaitri. -
SIutts
The proprietor, in cai'i'g the a"h'i"" "i ~ pttfc
ths ireptrat ION dies villa ti,, q, t.t
cnafsuce ictuues ed atls t.,, Ia te Al, ...
te. which IT is recommended
Il Is no new al ard uttird -c r. tsi @, = W., +,
stnnd the test Of ten ,ears' iral tt. the Atf,et
ps,, end its rItlstuii aud ,c ie ,a.t,,i h.
-I"llar pfep'aii" cxtant T tssit",n, az t. 4r
gives ny The most f'nucHt aTd welt ~, -i, l..
lie f''e.sins T"ia your osr >ts,te a.sfte, -,
mrt referring a,y VII" ray siiti tttiis- Ne.
itur ,si " pracj zeal i;,tr;ti Brt,4 ct F,.,'r.
I'D les he had fatIs. al at AGED. IA, ~,
Gatn'a:r Gater.;
Pf..Giltt office and aaiufitotF "" tn $50
G.n'eiI ;.,a
Car r,,,. SER ,''o'' - u,.,
- -, - -. - ~ -
~ ~, ,,..'Ss t[@'" law, t.i.. i,h -
IL. t,,itr place tr,; ,u,r nqil.lla - 4 ,.."r.s
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Trespassers Beware |!

ID hi &c NOTICE. a. L.f:hY s,vsl Z, all persons No,
70 lfesi'tFs u.rht NV pesut-es for the i.nrfnro
taxa: Smells from ~, N'5c,l r tiese Is pzfsI dt.
So hereafter Wi! d. 1t ~, h. i-,li
West 1rcuf'n, LAY isla, -
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PARKER TUCK J~Is.
Administrative Notice.

Ar nEISRwArER Rer,,.r
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entering the chin and lodging In the brain. On the
asth. Henry Harrington, aged "a died Of disease ~
sae heart lie belonged to Philadelphia where he
Vas uhaerstood to be respectfully connected They
were buried with military honors.
The L. .. man.ofwar Massachusetts. was lying
opposite San Juan del Sur. The officers had lust
returned from visit 10 Gen. Walker and highly
dehshted were they all with their reception, the
general good feeling and the brilliant future of the
country
The Transit Company has In its employ $50 men
snd curing two years and four months not single
ueath mas occurred among them, and that being the
only unhealthy portion OF the country.
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
BY the bark Yankee, from Honolulu, dates up
10 Nov. I'D had reached San Francisco
His Majesty, King Kamehameha ", had return.
sd to Honolulu, after visit to some other portions
of his dominions
In the case of Andrew @. Francis a seaman
from San Francisco, charged at Honolulu 18th the
murder of Charles f. Francis, the jury were una.
BILE to agree, and he was discharged
Lee Marshalrs circus had arrived at Honolulu
and commenced its performances
Yankee Sullivan had arrived at Honolulu for
the purpose of giving sparing exhibitions at the
Royal Hawaiian Theatre.
H. B. Ms ship Trincomalee, 25 guns, Captain
Houston, arrived in Honolulu October aOtb
having left San Francisco on the evening of the
18th. 4. ss t.ss-... l'I-..---' -
business Is represented as uncommonly dull at
Honolulu. very large number of whalemen ar
rived at the different ports of the Islands during
the last three weeks f=. i s...fsr-.+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

VIOLATION OF THE Post OFFICE LAws-LET-
IEhs FOUND ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL
On the arrival of tho steamship Ariel at this port
from Southampton, on Friday last, two bags OF
letters brought by her, deposited at the Gen
eIat Post Office for delivery. Mr. Van Buskirk, an
Officer OF the United States Customs, visited the
ship and asked whether there were any more let
terS oil board, than those sent to the Post Office
He was informed that there were hot. lie said he
wcIld he compelled to search and see for himself;
Whereupon ii was admitted that there were some
scaled packages on board. A pillow.case filled
with sealed envelopes, and directed i'll priut to SD.
Iorence New York, was finally produced and
taken by Mr. Van iiuskirk to the Deputy Collector
OF the Port, by whom they were placed in the
hands of the Postmaster. The Postmaster having
TO power to break open the seals placed the pro-
perty again in the possession of Mr.. Cochrane the
Deputy Collector who, on suspicion that the envel
opes might contain goods chargeable with duty,
had them broken open in presence of Mr. florence,
(son-nlaw of Mr.. Vanderbilt to whom they were
directed Each envelope was found to contain one
or more letters, addressed to various merchants in
this city. The letters all sent to the Post Of
fee for delivery-N Y. Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

A PRINTERS yRRDICT.-Alf Dutch, of Chicago
has obtained verdict of SIS 600 against F. c. Sher.
man, E. Sherman NJ Regan and others, for the de-
struction of his wspaper establishment some four
or five years ago. Mr.. Dutch who at that time was
publishing the Chicago Commercial Advertiser, was
owing the Shermans a small debt which he could
not eonY eniantiy pay. During his absence they
attached his establishment, in doing which they lit
orally turned it out of doors. greatly inuring the
presses and converting the type to pi He brought
suit against them in turn for the damage unneces-
sarily done to the establishment and has just sue
ceeded in getting verdict az above.
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A MONSTER MoRTAR.-Mr. Robert Mallet, of
Dublin, ireland, has succeeded in making a mon
stcr mortar, the cylinder of which is formed by a
series of fiat rings fitting Que another by fan
ches and clamped together by strong external bolts
The she'll for this mortar is sc inches in diameter
and is charged with half ton of powder, and the
rsngeis expected to be half far again that of
the 13-inch shell heretofore the largest in use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

A TROUT FISH LIVING IN WELL TWENTY
FIVE YEARs.-Mr. f.. Hoyt, a CORES spondent of the
Country Gentleman, whiting from Southeast New
York November 18th, says f
Can any one tell how long trout fish will livei
Twenty-Five years the past summer came on the
ia rm where now am. Almost the first work that
did after getting in my spring crops, was to drain
bog swamp, the outlet ofwhicil lands into Croton
River had an old Scotchman to do the ditching
One day he brought up trout Il sh about the size
of mans little finger, in his whis jug Tput it
In the well near the house. and 1t Is there
now, grown to geedly size,-say about foot long
and large in proportion 1t has been fed very lit
de: once in a while some one throws in grass
hopper, or cricket, to see him catch it, The well
is thirty feet deep, and water hard, and settles
down near to the bottom and then again rises to
near the top He has been taken out q few times
TO clean the WELL but not for the last fve years.
Friday last got grasshopper, the last one !
expect to IL fall, and gave II to him The WA
TAR Il now twenty feet deep but ii hardly touch
cd the surface before he had 1t. II any one has q
fsb older than mine, would like to know it"
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SUCCESSFUL FARMING.-The Leesburg Wash
ingtonian states that Capt. Geo Kephart purchased
track of land in Loudon county, four years ago,
which cost him five dollars per acre from a field Of
this land, containing 100 acres last fall he got 400
barrels of corn. worth at that time s. per barrel
After cutting off the corn he put in wheat sowing
two tons of guano on it, which yielded him 2l0O
bushels and some pounds, last harvest, worth 81
per bushcL In two years, OH this field, which cost,
four years ago, five hundred dollars, he got up
waId ds Of sG,200 's r-- -.l-t..-
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The new steam Frgate Merrnac is 50 far com.
pleted that an experimental trip is about to be
made in a few days from Boston, the vessel to be
gone six months; all these new steamers except
the Niagara are to carry forty guns though pierc-
ed for greater number.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

The Russian army in Finland according TO the
Augsburg Gazette amounts to 80, 600 men, besides
100 900 men said to be in reserve at ST. Petersburg
This representation is published to show that Rus
sia is in no danger from a Swedish invasion as no
Swedish force sufficient to overcome this can be
mustered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

LOLA MoSTEz-The Sydney papers relate an
incident of Lola MOntez, who when the Australian
constables waited on her with an attachment for
debt, stripped herself and got into bed telling the
astonished officer if he wanted to take her body in
that condition, he was welcome to do il. =
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ACTIVITY IN THE IRON BUSTNESs.-The Troy
IN. ~ Wing says, that contrary to the usual GUS
tom, operations will be carried at nearly all the
iron manufactures in that city through the coming
winter and that it has not yet heard of one firm
which intends to SusDend
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STORM AT WHEEILSG.-There was quite a Sc
vei gale of wind at Wheeling on Sunday. Two
steamboats, had their pilot houses carried away,
fences were prostrated, and one or two houses
blown down. On Monday morning, the tops of the
houses were covered with snow, and the weather
bitterly cold
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BRITISH CONTRACTS FOR BEEF AND PoRK-It
il stated that private telegraphic dispatches from
Halifax announce that the proposals from. number
Of American houses, for the contract Of beef and
pork, have been accepted by the British govern
ment. There is a rumor that all of the bids from
this side have been accepted; but this is probably
exaggerated
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wsshineton, Pa, and formerly af Buffalo town.
ship. was choked 70 DEATH q few days ago, while
eating his supper, by piece Of meat getting into
his windpiph Before relief could be administered,
life was extinct Aster his death the meat WAS re-
moved and found 70 pc seyera! inches long fne
deceased was about 65 yearsof age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

HEAVY VERDICT.-A verdict was rendered in
the Court of Common Pleas for Montgomery
county, Ohio on Thursday, against David Clark,
for the sum of $l3 700, being the amount with in,
terest, taken under the orosbar law from the Day
ton Branch of the state Bank, by the defendant as
Tra
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LOST BAGGAGE.--A day or two since train of
ten eight ton cars arrived in Buffalo from Ro'
chester, having as freight nothing but lost bag
gage which had been placed in the lost baggage
depot here. Who has lost trunk, bandbox or
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-A party of girls at
Quaker Village, VT, were on the ice upon pond,
when pet dog falling through, girl named Mary
Jane Fargo went to the rescue, and fell through
and was drowned Her younger brother tried to
rescue her and was himself saved with difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14

The mails by the Northern Light, with Callfor
MIA dates 10 the s0th ult, are at hand
MURDERS
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TAe Knisht Ttmpidrs pAraded through the street,
yesterday afternoon, attended by the ArmoEy
Hand. and with rsgslia and neAt dress ma<Ae . mos
imposing appearance - Is - S - 81
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Tho Sanhedrin.

Tse Know Nothing schemers in council in
Philadelphia are in stew decidedly. Latest
acco4nts from thence represent the Southern
party n. having been fairly backed Co the
wall ard snubbsd by the North. Gov. Gar
diner, Of Massachusetts, instead of being the
defender Of the constitutional rights be was
represented TO be before the Virginia election,
turrs out to be The right-hand man of his col.
league, Senator ilson; who, instead of being
turned neck AID heels out Of the Convention.
as our talented amiable, courteous. enter
tanning, ingenious, truthful and knowing
neghbor promised TO have him served, proves
to be the controlling spirit Of the concern.
Kenneth Raynsr, Of North Carolina, who
wants their nomination next year for the Vice
Presidency, is Wilson's othe- premcnitory,
having made fnrious anti Nebraska speech.
to the dismsy os his Southern colleagues.
The famous pro-slaveEy resolutions of the ma
Jori'y OF their resolution committee are hooted
at by the majority Of the Convention, who
favor those Ct Wilson, pledging Know Moth
irgisn 10 The repeal Of the fugitive slave lsH
and the Nebraska bill. The most reliable &C.
counts represent The South as being CON plstely
whipped Cut III their late debates, and as sub.
uniting with hitherto unknown patience to
being snubbed By every abolition whipstcr in
the Convention. The concern is developing its
abolition prcciiyi;ies more rapidly than was
anticipated by any observer
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RUNNING AWAY WITH ANOTHER WoxAy's
HUsBAHD-ENcoUNTER WITH TIE PAnAMoUK.
Oa Saturday evening the residents in the
vicinity OF Ninth and Morgan streets were
Afforded an opportunity Of seeing what an in
turiated wife can be capable. A lady and
gentleman, both Of very respectable appear
ance, were observed, between eight and nine
O'Clock, conversing together under a tree in
Morgan street, above Ninth, when another
lady, dressed in deep mourning, came quietly
upon the ground, and seizing hold OF lady
No. l pummeled her noss essentially. Tho
gentleman stood sghast while this operation
was being performed and made no effort what
ever to interfere After the feathers had
flown for some time, lady No 2 gave the head
of lady No l several hard bumps against a
fence near by, saying There, take that. run
away with any husband, will you? I've been
suspicious Of this for long time, aud now
I've caught you, - The lady in black then
seized tho arm Of the gentleman and ma cbed
him off the ground. IL ia not in our power
to state wha; took place after the pair reached
home. The lady who had been SO roughly
hard,ed made tie hest of her way eff az soon
as she was at liberty to do so-Phn Bulletin
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SEK SstNau,.

49,. Prof. Henry, Secretary Of tas Smith.
sonish Institution, has been invited 10 d.liver
the address before The New jersey State Arri-
cultural Society, which holds its annual e1bi-
hilton at Csn.den in September
.... Hon. Vim. L. English, of Indiana, OF.
Of the Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution
Il IL ne city. Also, Prof S. Lawrence Smith.
OF Louisville, Ky.
go. AZ the Democratic district eonve-t ion,
which assembled in Newbern, North Carolina.
tie Hen jEOmas Rufin was unanimously :,
Nominated for Congress.
80. Felix, tae American, condemned IS a
alieus,er at Havana, has been sent to C.uta,
Cost oi AiTlcd, 10 serve out mis- term Of i'm
pEiscLHsnt.
''.'A letJsr iGom Rome states that the @ oil
den Rose, which the Pope blesses every year
and presents u sJme female soyereigns is thi y,
year TO tie gwen 10 the Impress of Austria.
-. The city cries OF PuR4Io, a colored
msu, vas married to Margaret OCorner. 3
"kl1e gu, CT saturday. Comment is aLneecs-
saIy.
'...1 ae k.olsr9o City, Kansas, Pioneer
has nCrina'el Alien b. Hazard, (pro Eiayery,
OF course,) as ;hs peoples candidate for dole.
gate 70 C0ngres
go. The Philadelphia Sun OF Monday de-
clared Itself in favor Of George Law for the
Presidency.
80. Daniel Whiting, Esq member Of Tho
bar, died at the residence Of his sor in Law,
me Rev. Dr. 4Tsinard, in Philadelphia, en-
ihOrsday last, eyed 81. lie vas admitted TO
tho Lar si4,y ye4Is ago, anj was the cotem
EoI,Ty q aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton,
de Wit Clinton, James Kent, Ambrose Spen.
Ger, Elisha "ilhsms, &c whose pecuisritiss
he often described
80. ARoBg the lunatics in the St,tA Asv.
iGm az Udca, enc who has been an wo,k for
the last two years proposes 20 put elIiztir
springs under Niagara "te ease thu watsr
when II jumps while another is busiIv On.
gagged In getting out the timber for u = sir.
blsdsd borse, and leather frying pan"
80. In a Kentucky prison, st the present
time, are 10 30 I, uud the notorious DR. Hayne,
VINO was convicted OF marrying q number of
wives, abi Jefferson e ans, formerly a mem.
Der OF the Kennedy Legislature, AID prom.
inent politician Of that State
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The InfeYigsHeer says of the last news
from Europe:
1.-The news from Europe recsived yesterday
Is interesting. not only breaking the long
continued mOnotoDy from the seat of war, bat
opening prospect Of decisive events The
most important facts II the news frcm the
Crimea are. in the first place, deplor able
carnage on both sides: in the next place, that
the A lies have gained some advantages,
though al great cost, sfOrding some prospect
Of ultimately reducing Sebastopol-a name
which will be henceiorth as famous in history
as ThsrmopylR; aud, thirdly that the Allies
have gained possession Of the Sea of Azof
The new French General in Chief Pelissier,
is vindicatiDg, by the most active and deter
mined corps IL 5atta,kie, the military reputa-
ton be gained in Algeria The bloody action
OF the 22d and 23d ultimO was remarkable for
ats ObstIIacy and its carnage. We do not re-
member that history records any instance be.
fore f a pitched battle lasting without cessa-
ton Whole night What pen or painter can
faithfully depict the horrors OF such war;"
The InteltigsHesr's Havana correspondent
writes IS follows, viz:
Havana, June A, 1855
j. Felix, Of New York. who wa. con-
denne5 by tie military commission to ten
years Imprisonment AZ Csnta, With deten
tion, f." was sent hence on board Of the Spanish
vessel Nue,o Apollo on the 1st inst. 1t was
soue disappC inIment, as he had been inG uced
to hope that be would be released here ard
permitted 10 return to New York Ii is said
that such decision may meet the prisoner at
Madrid by the induced clemeney of the
Queen. We are in health The United
states steam frigate Princeton, Commander
q" gle, entered port on the LIST, and Leaves for
Noifolk this morning; has some sick none
seriously"
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The VIRGINIA POISONING CLSs.-The recent
poisoning Of Wedding party in Scott county,
says the Abingdon Virginisn, was not an &C
cidental circumstance but designed Amu.
lattO man belonging TO Mr.. Kane, and a white
man and his wife and daughter residing in
the neighborhOod, are suspected of having
committed the deed. The persons who were
poisoned have all recovered except Mr. Bishop,
whose death has been heretofore announced.
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term Of the present Administration, as he Is
certainly as we'll qualiasd for the position ss
any American possibly can be.
Removals and Appoirtments.-H. A. Bent
ley, OF Ohio, has been appointed to FIRST eli ass
Isl, 200 per annum) clerkship in the bureau of
the Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
Lemuel FL. Henry has been appointed door.
keeper at the main entrance Of the Treasury
building, in place Of Richard Carter, removed
Thomas ]. Luzon has been appointed a
Waterman in the building occupied by the
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, in place Of
Philip Hardin, removed.
Gen. 10. Wright, of Indiana, is in Washing.
ton. and looks in capital health. He is bury
attending to the interest of his State in con.
nection with the quota Of arms from the gov.
ernmsnt, her swamp lands, and the three per
centum funds. He stops at Browns.
Appointed and Removed.-T NJ Enbrey,
of Va, to be first class clerk In the Sixth
Auditors office, cics E. W. Farley, at 81, 200
per annum.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Dcpaytnent.-0n yesterday. the 18th of Juno.
shsrs were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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l OST--On "Wednesday, June 18th, at the steen,-
i bat wharf at The foot of 18th street, BLACK
LEATHER TRUNK, with small stfia Of iron on
each end, and hound across The top with doubled
rope. The leather on the top Of IL has bursied by
being Jet with rain, leaving small o ace of naked
wood. The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving il at horsel's Livery Stable 7h street be-
tween and streets, for ELIZA ARTS.
IL If-3ts