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CHE HUGUENoT sPRINGS.-Jhe

II
l. subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this well known watering place having, since
the last season received extensive improvements
the reception of visitors on the Goth inst. Every
effort will be made to present even more than he
ordinary induceme nts of former years and in this
connection the subscriber 10 gratifed to state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who superin tended the domestic ar
rang ements at the place q few years sin ce and
whose efficient attention and a6ylike department
gave universal satisfaction has been Te-engaged,
and. with corps of servants, in selecting who
usual care has been bestowed will offer her services
TO the guests The strcte st attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obv-
ate every annoyance and promote in the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitors A
band of ssilful Musicians has been engaged and the
Bali Room, Bowling Ailsy, Billiard Tables and
these Springs place Of healthful and agreeable re-
taxation.
The waters sui phur and chaly beats and third
com Dining the properties of the oher two which IL
also used In the bsth house. They 0fer an assem-
blsge of aid toncs and gentle Alternatives whose
beneh zal effect has been sgnaly shown in hume.
roua lnstsn in which and de bilitatsd frames
have been submitted to their Influence; and their eff
cheney In the case of lscies and children has been
more conspicuouslIy marked
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhstan county
from which place they accessible by the Rich.
mond aud DanvIe Railroad which passes within ak
miles, a line of Omnibuses sent from the Sprins.
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month
children over and under IL years of age, and ssr
wants half price.
iaSo-ts DAVID MOORE.
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s
g rorressouSssss Of the Dispsteh.
IA LSouoy Las assaulted : Commerctal = Increase
ofpep.,ss;oa = The Camp Worth Accidsas, &c &c
NEW Yosx July 18Th.
Tse decision Of Recorder Smith. of the Court
~ eesslons 10 the liquor case yesterday. kills TO
al latent and purposes the prohibsory law, 90 tar
a ,his city h concerned, and the sale OF liquors
viil uow 20 on without even the expense stien-
dart upon taking out license. The Recorder
tab the ground that ell persons have right 70
sail liquor, prov ided Il L. imported Ins ta n
upou me complainaBss. IN oil such cases fnfe-
fore, the somewhat difficult, not Impossible do'y
of demonstrating that the liquor sold or drank "ss
not imported Aoother resuit OF TINS decIs,on -
that sn parties now under srress cns1seu nh,
TIE offence of selling iiqoor, will be At once orouaht
helove the seesions and set at liberty, on wis OF
h.hess corpus. also STARTING the question wheth-
- defendanrs cannot recover for false imprison-
ment.
I, appears by reports made to the ooato o. Oou 10
~,,nes, ,bss the expenditure durtog the pas, SIX
IN ,,shs on account OF lamps and gas mas D.
ao67 545 and on account of Greet-cleanins Slos'>
9a6 s, 81.
yus,ket for common -four at the corn excnanee
and s.Ies we're m sde a, q decline OF 2 snnings
new barrel The market generally was quHe uu'
and vss difficult sell the better grades AZ WIN
:. so4 shiGings Of the price asked oy no'oers;
1sO0 hills common State were turned over on con
tract The A eur was originally sold at - 50. but
the seller boueh. Yesterday at SO %, thereby net
ting pref, Of s3T5 on bis contract.
A ssmpIe If n-sv Southern Flour was exhibited
to-Tay from the Hone Mills. P-tersbnrR. Va, ard
ANAL, sslss made a, Sl2. Tn. usual brands ut the
Southern Flour WARE rather dull, and 10 some In
stances sligh, decline w.s unlimited to-
The Msrsnals Of the Seven'eenth WARD have
fajsh.d their iahors and return The population o.
the Ward At 43s 10 1850 'he Ward contained a
population OF 800. The ipcresse 10 this Ward
sppears to be larger than any ward IN the city.
The infant daughter # Mr. J'remish Castle, who
was shot on Friday last. ut Kingston, during the
morning parade of the Seventh Regiment who were
there sncamped, died on Monday from ina enec's
of her Injuries. -,
During the last six months there bsve been l73
6-as IN thi, CRY desrroying property valued 81
ee79 $40 but all Insured
Au English pickpocket-a younester not more
than Is ye.rs of aee-picked the pocket of ore ri
the lady passengers by the steamship Arsao ~ $ooo
on Mondsy, jus. 81 she was leaving the vessel =
The scamp WAS arrested and the cash was all
found upon bis person; but the lsdy going out o.
town immediately, said she had no time to prose-
cute the offender.
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| AND WARRANTS WANTED-T r.

highest market price will be paid for 40. so I2o
and 100 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Lam
scrip; Persons having Warrants Scrip to sell
VIII 90 Wei 10 call at VIM. HURLEY'S
Exchange Ofce, No. Pearl ct. Richmond Va.
iuiy requested to forward their warrants (whsn
duly s."snsd) by mail OF otherwise. ana / pledge
mtseI 10 them that they Abail receive the hiehes
mark ct price, and prompt returns In cash or chnS
ie 5-Sm VIM uI1prrv
The pTice Of Warrants 10 fuctuating ard nn...sdv
At present l am paying 81 10 per scr.
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THE undersigned have tits dsy IN

Il copartnership for the purpose Of an
Books fort hose who have no res uls, clslk ?
ing leeaA nstruments. and copying in al it'N
brsnches. They consider thenseigs, cthE
from an experience of many years, to CIV. 81
ton to all persons who may think piOfstnF
ize them.
Office on franklin street, between 3th ai.a
In rear of the residence of John NJ Pstr0E9
HUGH Fl. GODDiN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBEsLlN
Nav 18th. 1855. NJ -
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WRIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,

WRIGHT'S BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
No 159 MAIN STREET.
The subscribers having bought out the above busi-
pess and leased the premises for q term of Year,,
will contnse the same in all its branches.
They promi.e to produce first rate article OF
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c, being deter.
miued to use the best materials only. and respect
fully soil cit the patronags of the friends and custo-
mers of WRIGHT & BROS, and the pdblic gene.
rally assuring th EN- that effort their part shall
be wanting, TO merit public support.
The business carried By the subscribers, for Sc
continued heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old the farther support of their nnms-
friends and customers, they gratefully ackoow-
ledge and return thanks for the liberal avors hitherto
bestowed on them. sIHPSON l. BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers &c
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt AZ
tention. B. L. B.
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M EChUM'o RIVER HOTEL-The
A'A subscriber, having recently purchased this
property has entirely furnishe he House ar i.
nov pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summe or retreat 10 In the county OF Abemarle about
ten miles above Charlottesville immediatalv ON tbs
Central Railroad and situated in re rion OF countrv
unsu passed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now cor.
structing through the mountain, and equally copye.
nient to the University of Virginia and monticslIo
.c VIM. P. JARMAN, P NJ,
u Gus Mediums River
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GUNNER CLOTHING AoNdHp; Z

~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING oo.,sd ~.
subscriber has Just received ms see .ogss
Summer Goods, making hissleea gov c s,s.s 81
hracing all the late styles 81 Cioihs NJ ,si
Vestinss. Alss--Bisck. Blue, biI s...q a.
Dress and Frcck Costs; Black ara ss..lw ASA
Goats, all styles; Silk, Linen, Gfss Gas :
hal Bingham. Drap-d Etc and Luseu.. els
and Black Cashmere, Linen sna ssir.s S
Vests Of every style and qasht}i -, sssss's
Collars; Stocks; Cravsts; Ties oios,.e,suiJ =
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would is'pfSS nj ..
frisnds and the public generally 70 e. g IsiFEsas
uve No 100 corner Msia $50 -
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CkEAI BARGAINS THAN b

EA Elk BAKUAINb IHhH
~ II IL q fact worth believing that II,
0oldsn.ips chesp store you can had ~
new, cheap ssd pretty goods, whieo ~
OF EmtrDideries is very large, ard Do ~ W
the prices 30 much that will snsbls 81
want to supply Themselves In Ho'sij -
&C mpiete assortment for ladies' ssn' 80 ~
ut astonishing 10 " prices Fans, Mis- WI, .s
ming Ribbons. Port Monies. Leather p +
merous Fancy Goods can be eousa s y
chesp. Fisunels, Csssinets, L!n6'eys ~ Z
tons, Merinoes. Shswls, CsIlcoe' sac @.. -
suitable for the Fall and Winter wai %
n s lios .'''" COST 10 MAKE '0' 3. GoLDN
iy is
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!. THE MUSIC STORE

~ M III friends AID the public gsneraIly tbs,
his store s now on Governor q rect
w. may be found PIANO FOaTES, MELOnE
ONs. GUITARS, VI0LINS FLUTES and acC1s
pLoNs, CT the best quality. and at the iowss,
lie ssentin this city for the sale OF the Gel
DRAFTED Nunns L Cisrbe's PIANOs which .ra ns.
surpassed by any other makers, and equaled but hv
lev. Also, Gale Go . supe nor Planes y
Guitar and Violin STRINGS o f the hest o,.,,,,
He has the largest stock Of MUSIC TO bs iour j.,
this State, snd constantly recsv ing the mr.
iicstions, which he will sell at tho most rs1p..s
whs -. ~ % ma else
Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on b,r.
- va Eieaes taksa In Psst pap Mr. Re - eass.
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4HDIcIn ne
CERTAIN CURE :, -,

--1DICiN as.
CEKTAIN CURE FOE C
"kfcHmoHD, Nov. a. las w UsN.
:. ., the cough remedies Of ID. a., ass. s,
s nSgn y ssying that ] bsiiss. I'D As,.
COUGH ELIXIR to be the ,n ms 30
ton Of the hind now In uss. .nS pa !. saasb. ~,
simo9 Indispensable. 'Aa 40 fansss ~.
ms. DAVIS CoUGH RENvnv WilsNa
the virtues OF this msdjain. I've .ss9
witnessed lie operation In ! NJ n1m tbs Sr.se,
snorded speedy and dscid I'd al. soush,
Ior sale By Mrs.. A. 8. DAVE PEA rs
Alex. Duval. Paterson L Jset.. ssnnstt n
Ed. Yisot, A. Bodetsr snd cb., Cha IL
A LIS WELL THAT FSS =,
IA Dollar CORDIAL nov i. .1aDS NJ
i sets Richmond foIs, t. ~ the 10,
For such indeed, that are nn,oe
At least that is my notion a'' wise,
For Weakness and for e,
Gives immediate relief to ali
:. ASS medicine, IT 10 hard t.
IL Lsonard'' DOLLAR coRbf,,
Now take advice, and so No.,
But try II IL you would b. wp
II can be had In any DJu,,i,,,f
This fsmed Dollar Cords snon-
Price-ODe dollar per bottl.
To be had of L. THoMa. Ri,
Hill, and of all Druggists 10 Rieh,rso S's.t 4.
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INHE WONDERFUL LADY has Arc
u RIVED The best planet reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci.
ence and ejaculation from many years of study flor
street the second house the right hand side between
Mainland franklin street
Cures be made for BLINDNESS CANCERS
COREs and SORES of all descriptions
je S0-dlm*
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roR THE SPRINGS.
1Ew Ann 9PLENDI

- NEW AND 6PLENDlU
R orr O9iTION LINZ "
sfAt5ES -Tnrough fem hicnmoua. - VIM:
gI,sa.r. Washsatou ana Alexxndna- g ~ 1Iye
ssrhur ana Sweet bprinsa In u days ssa ss's ~
o. and ssr the 1T day ofJay sss a.: tsrm.us
~ shs Virrinis Central Railroads 20 t1e a-rin ~
Ann gpriues and TO the White oaig Fm;sh hrsnsb
-. a.th hlum Warm and Hot 6Pnnes twan D
so the AliH ealing 6prines) 49,. .o~r,c. train
Ysssenssrs lsavlng Richmond ~ - "a I. An Ann
Of cars. will reseh kocsonosI s.vs nsrt morning at
S.,lisht ana arrive ct tha Sweet sno " ose e1
uhrr Springs early In the evenne. <r..h tam.
Havins All new first class coecnss, I'LL ss~ns'
..iacreA With great caro- and
~. r. ii .s.ureS We can extend t. the eevetns pup
f..sI,tiss for ease and comfort ~ have never
htors hssn offered or secured ON this line
o9 Mhsu.h fickete from Richmond and Alexandra
., az the abeys naned Springs, can De Obtained
~ of our agents who will always be found ct the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished ct all times when
desired. hAhmAN ,
my % hioPIesoi''
Rate. of Far. in connection Nth the Tiyginid Central
Railroad, by Hayman end Broson's Stage Tine
FROM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur SPRINGS. W
Pc II eaiing Sprin g.. =.
To Hot oo
To Bath Alum Springs. w
To Rockbrdge Alum Springs. $500. = w
TO Lexington. :. -
Passengers are informed that We nave renuced our
rates of fare stated above, and are ruling ~ any
one considers the fare unreasonable To reduce it
si lower to sui. the tunes and wshes OF me frdreng
public. HAhmAN noMN,
i've r"p''Neors
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f On - NEW AND com

NOTWITHSTANDING qualified as the az
~ ecutor OF the last vii and testament of r.,
5iii deed all persons indebted to the estate III
make payment 10 M, and all persons h.vin, eiI,'.
aesinst the same, will pleas, preseat the m for
Hement @. A MYERS
II, -, 49, Exr OF Excy GIL. decd
yo.N IfIo 1902. jv l6--.c2w
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SEA FOR OLD POINT, NOK
aszEssE FOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH,
RAILROAD LINE via PORT WATHALL.-The
beautiful and favorite Steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt.
VIM. c. SMITH will resume her place upon the
line on WEDNESDAY, June 18th. 7he cars run
ming in connection wit the Augusta will leave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday mornings, at o'clock:
RETURNINa-The Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at ST A. M, touching at Old Point
throuehou the bathing season. and at ell the land
ings on the river both going and returning
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. ........ $500
Children over S, and not over u years of age,
half price.
Servants through, Observation-Disclosures. I:5O
To any point on the loo
Meals (each). 50
Do do for Child and Servants .......... %
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office R. l. P. r. R Coz
June 9Th. 1855. : is'1
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DUNAWAY.-kan away frcm the sub
III scriber. on the 22d May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM He 10 an uncommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of a dark, gingerbread
complexion. and about five feet ten inches high -
He 10 no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity.
will give a reward of Ten Dollars for his appreben-
sion and delivery into the Jail of henIico county
is II-2swts JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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or sALE-WOOL TRUNshssss

EsOR SALE.-WOOL ssSoss
Il DING, PACING, LINING AN inblss.
ING SKINS The public are ns.. .rtiss, !
they need not 20 North TO buy 80 s."a ;, 80 Z
undsrsisnsa has them always on .Ss Nors :.
chea p a. they can be bought ~ ~. sss1s "
factory ON Brook Avenue, spps' c. lVs'
RIsneh Tavern.
~ M-5A cfsm - q
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ElE-A 5 u NJ n Il K AKKANGE-
= - EsEil1.MENT-FOR OLD POINT, PORTS.
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
wharf at Rockets regularly every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday mornings at ST O'Clock precisely,
for the above places.
Returning the Curtis Peck will leave the wharf
at Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning at 81 O'Clock touching at Old Point during
bathing season, and all the regular landings
the river, both going and returning.
Passage.
Meals soc. each.
il 80 K. o. HASkINS.
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PERUVIAN GUANo. MEXICAN CT
j. 5. kEESE,

j. Is. kEESE,
agent for Selecting. Pu, chasing and fae,~
PERUVIAN. MEXICAN AND OTHER HhH'
0UAso. ,u.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUlLp',
The advertiser guarantees TO fufnb' :.
and dealers on best terms.
Il Orders forw srded TO the above scef3
promptly executed. j. l5-ess
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n FLOODED STOCK fUh cALEi

Nv BLOODED STOCK Fox SALES
N0 On account of the ill health of Mr. A.
ChesIoam, offer for sale all his interest in the fol-
lowing fine Booded Stock
| One-hslf Of g. m. Andrswetta, aged IS years,
stinted to 9rif Edmonson.
2. Stallion Grlf Edmon son. 5 ye ars old
On half Of gray colt out of Andrewetta, years
old, by Revenue
4, One-haIf of so1rel colt out OF Andrswetta, by
Tally do (very promising.)
b. one-ha'f of sorrel flly out Of Andrewetta by
Revenues; yr. old.
Ii is desirable TO sell privately, and any informa
ton in regard to the stock will cheerfulIy be given
BY Mr. JAMES TALLY, at the Fairfield Race
Course in whose hands they are. and have been for
some time. Z g CRUMP, for
A CHEATHAM
Spirit of the Times IN. Y will copy four times
jA S5-eodts
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III mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond, as
a runaway, on the 18th day of June, 1855. negro
man who calls himssf SAM, and says he is the %
perty of Sarah 81 Hendry, Of 9oochlsnd county Va.
Said negro il feet inches high. OF dark complex.
ion about 10 years of age, and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
WOOL hat The owner of said negro il requested to
come forw ard prove property. pay charges ar take
him away or he will be dealt with the Law di.
rects JOS. STARkE, d. s.,
y17-6w For Martin NJ. Lipscomb, sers't'
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NOTICE.-HaVlng purchased the entire
Morton 4 ca pnd leased the premises occupied by
them as FLOWER GARDEN, | will in future
continue the business in all its Department. at the
same place, waers [ will be pleased to see thu ps-
irons of the late firm and all Others Ia want OF any
thing in my line. JOHN MOkTON.
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DAVID MOORE
EA BATHING-CH SAPEAKE
~ HALL HAMPTON Va -

YEA BATHING-CH Z SAPEAKE
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA is situated within tw o
miles OF Old Point Comfort. with which place hourly
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Beats
Hacks, &c The Hall will be open for the reception
OF visitors on the 18th of May. at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure Many improvements have been added,
such as cottages for families play grounds for chill
dren, sh sde trees &c; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place 10 un-
surpassed. There ia daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS
or DaY'. .'....s..s...........S2 20
Oh " III oU
Per Month st..............I % Der dsv.
NY i7-o'n r. @. BANKS.
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!, DOLLARS REWARD Ran away

- from the subscriber. last January. young
ma named TOM, belousing to Mrs N. B. ABder-
sop Goochlsnd county. He 10 of gingerbread color,
rather pleasing face; looks down when spoken to;
about feet inches In heights 20 years old He has
been frequently in and around the city. and in
0oochlsnd at his msu ess' during the time. He may
be found pc rhsps d.. Brekepboroughs, in Han
over county, or between the other places named
will pay the above reward upon his delivery &c my
facf lie 2o-1m j.. n. r. MAfO
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DISEOLU lions, &c.

.nTSSOLUTION- The CO partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the st,le and firm of John Morton q Co, was
dissolved by mutual on the lst inst All per-
sons the and those having claims
against 1t will please present them to John Morton,
who aone is authorized to settle the ssirs OF the
Co partn ership. JNO MOkIOM,
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAW

- ThACIOh Will subdus pain .rst .,
from the severest burns or scald, H. a'ss
twenty minutes. and will heal tbs , ~ R9s =
scar; it eifectusllY cures Fever sors. = "a
Rhsum, Infianmatory Rheumstisrp c. ia
Bruises, sssid Head, Corns and Bupo N.I / w
sprain.; swellinss, Fslons, Chilblans s I'm
sects, Swelied and Broken Bres., oaais
Eruptions, and all other infianmator, s oOs N.
diseases, where the parts affected can s.a 'as,
This article is now put up in Blue v " .ss's
new steel plate label, and signed by y IA =
ker, and O. y. Click1ey l. Co, Propriss-,. "a
against the numerous eounterfsits IN 49,. "a
store. A'Al q
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Drussr, ~.
authorized agents for the sale Of the 49,. 3, ~
style, and they furnish the trade at pco s5.a:
90. Retail price only Csc. hox. nhxE
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n UDLAM a PIE asA san o. ,.ss y
La way, New York, TobaIs1ryHISTS a
NERAL COMMISSION ~ sni, wiil - 4,
Ness. IUDLAM i WATSON h''n
ix PINS :, l..
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RICHMOND AND

E ~ Es RICHMOND AND
80 .t ssMs---ziY DANvILLE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL MOTT E.-To prevent the Depot in
Richmond from being so filled with produce as to
arrest the transportation from coun cry De2ota II 1t 10
not removed within 40 hours after Its arrival 1t will
De removed by the Company and stored at the ex-
psnse of the owner
Extract from the regulations.
je26 CHARLES CAMPBELL SUIT
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For All

TRUE TURF OIL.-For oh 4.
Il every description ON Man or Bs,, ' n
known. Tn
Bruises and Sprains. Ulcers and FsTO,, l..
Burns. Bore Legs and Chilblains, Tre,h Cn, ~
Cramp and Tett or, Stings of InIecta Wos,s,1
the Nails, Infamed Breasts, GlsnduI.r TS nnNs,
BACK, Swelled Legs and Stiffness OF john
Warranted to cure, and no damage frculsr,
to colds.
Applied to burns atIonce, 1t lssye,pov,
Price 30 and Is cents bottle wal
DOVEtm
Sole froprieton Richno,i !,
RICHMOND, January m
Messrs. Dove l. Co.-For about seys5 ~, wa
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer ON the N, :
one of his legs; he had had the very bs,t mo-.
vice, and the strict est attention floIp Az
has been repeatedly poulticed and burrt sTs,,
st intervals, whist giving applying msdiss,
been kept on low diet, and also ke ut perts,t,,
with the limb elevated; sometimes tbs M. !,
be as large as the palm fla mans hand, and a.
no larger than half dime, aud even Wb.p m
tanned this small size would break out AN, Z
came certainly discouraged about it, and N,
while in your store, l asked you what mari
1t; you gave me bottle of your Turf oil MI
using s bottles (by the directionl ii VA, M
healed. Previous to the time of using it. he'll
months from his work, but since be bu ,
lost single day. | will add that | have an.
uselessly on his limb about two hundred ~
dollars, and it gives me pleasure to add to Il, ;
you have, this testimonial of the virtues ofT1r
OIL. Very respectfully, Sc spglr
A congratulated by permission from ii,
his srtv.t NH RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

r FATAL JEsTING The suicide of George PIo.ts
at Johnsonturg New jersey befor. published
10 said by the papers there to have been caused
by the thong htess jesiug of his friends He
bad been married only eleven days. and became dis.
sat'shed 1t some hing his wife did the 4,h of
July. This dssstisfsction, which arose from, issl
ousy. was Intensified by tn. foo ish jestiug of his
friends on the subject, and ended in his hanging hum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

THE AMsRIcAS COLONIZATION socIEry.-Tbs
receipts OF this society for tho fiscal month erdin
tribuions 81 GA SO, lesscies S428 and for sxnsns
Of emisrants sent to Liberia s3, Ssf. Total S5 boo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

NEW MOTIVE PowER.-A bag factory. SAWS thu
state fIihun. 10 being driven In ,treet sact.msn'
issaid to be not dangerous az steam. and hs,t.r
adspted to the propslIips of light machln.rS