davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
MEDICINES.

w Err sEvEaf- 90 ' ' -
VIII the States so united ever sever'
Prophecy il who may who can,
We will show there Is no truth about IL
We will die so united man for man.
The flag that our fcrefathers left u.s.
In its purity, for one and for all
Shall never be dsgraeed or disfigured,
Nor shall the States 90 united ever fall.
Nor shall CoueHs, COLDS and ASTHMA ever
Find rest, either morn, noon night
Neither snail invade the homes of the brave,
Fer LEoNARD's COUGH sYkUP win put
Price g cent. per bottle. bottles one dollar.
To be had Of sl Druggists in Richmond, and Mer-
chsnts in the State of Virginia noa
AIRS. DANs' COUGH ELIXIK.-This
VI excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds hopping Cough. Pulmonary Compla:nt and
svins CREST relief ia Consumption and most diseases
r. asns in popularity. The following testimonial ia
ircm gentleman well anown In this community:
RIcHMosD, May q, 1853.
Mrs 4. b. Ddaos: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying TO the bene fetal effects OF your val
uAble medicine, named and SO we'll known as Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used it in INV
family for the last years. in the use of which
NV wifi has been greatly benefited and myself re-.
stored from disease of the che.t contracted durin,
my campsign in the late war with Mexico with ell
gratitude, Madam towards you, for its good effects
you can make any use of this letter you may think
proper, fog the benefit of the community at large.
Yours. respectfully,
Rsr sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson Jackson Chas. Mil,xxaush h.
H. J, Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
VIRGINIA w q X NJ kILLEK-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR ITi-This valuable and Dor.
glsr preparation is recommended with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test of years, hsv-
ing proved 1t to be of the best safest and most
relis6le worm destroyers In use.
1t sweet and pleasant to the taste and 10 readily
taken BY children 1t may be given with perfect safe
tyto the youngest infant, as IL contains no OIL of
Normseed, Turpentne other nsusesting drug, that
would be apt to irrtate disorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited by its standardization, when no worms
exist 1t 10 prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only By L. J. PICOT; sold also, by
kR, Wholesale agents, and BY Druggists generally.
Sc 6--dSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

BOYS FOR THE WEsT.-C. c. Tracy, superil-
tendent of the News Boys Lodging House, Gays
the New York Journal of Commerce0 expects to
leave the city in few days, having in charge
forty or fifty boys and girls, to be placed with
farmers in the agricultural regions of the West.
AS many of the children are quite destitute, and
are imperfectly clad, the superintendent appeals
for assistance. The Children's Aid Society, with
which the lodging house ia connected, will send
out this year over 1000 children. The number
thus disposed of is increasing from year to year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

MARRIED.-Hon Chandler d. Potter, Of Man.
chester, N H.. was married on the liz ~. ,usI ,.,.
N Miss Mcneil, of Hilsboro', daughter VI ine iAs
General john Mcneil and neics OF Prenden'
Pierce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

Mopr.IrTy At SEA-Ships arriving at New
vark renort an alarming mortality on board. II
ship Donau, which arrived on THURSDAY, haa ~ -
deaths on the passage ths Howard ana Hum
holdt. arrived on Friday, had respectively 20 ana
N Deaths on the voyage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

MILK SICKNESs-The Peoria, Illinois, papers
say that the milk sickness is prevailing to an
alarming extent in the Mackinaw Bottoms, about
ten miles from Pekin Over one hundred head of
cattle died in ore week from the disease; one
farmer lost forty fine cattle 1t is still spreading,
and the people dare not touch or taste meat, milk
or hf1tter in the whole region.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

WINTER WEATHER IN EURoPE-A letter from
Christiana of the 10th of October says that since
the commencement of that month the winter has
set in throughout the whole of the Scandinavian
peninsular Frost and surprised the inhab-
itants in the midst of their harvest the greater
part of which is still standing in an unrpe state
In some Of the valleys the snow is two feet deep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
CENERAL INaDkANCK AGENCf Of
" THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED s5,e9o. GOO. Via

Insurance Company of the Valley Of Vs.. 10
Howard fire Insurance Company, ~ York. le10o0
Fire Insurance. Company, AiexandTia. Va. I4aoo0
Mutual Life Insurance Company, N. York. 5 900 90
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company Of Phadeiphia. 500, 600
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
may be negotisted through this Agsncy 10 the best
Offices in New York and Phtisdelphss. Having .
knowledee Of the standing and esponsbiisy OF soE-
bani doing business this country, possess supe-
ror eties for placing risks with zach ~ are OF an-
doubted strength and chsssesss, AT TaE LOWEST
BATES .xs,,
and Others having isrgs ssucunts 70 insuse tsitnsr
Hire or Marine) 10 particularly inslted, - can. ~
tie shortest nctee provide of any snsoant OF nsoS
ancs in one locality and sssp4e 81 who may entfeS
THAR busaess u ns that IL shall be punetusity ~
sens.d 10 ana their fafsyssM carefully guarded
To EusasEss MEN the sssipg OF time and the At
sad.nt We xatons will Of itself fecommend this efes
te th sir fsysrsbie consdsrAtion.
ne Adm y. bhhsh1. Agent
n nEyTOV1T.-Dr. PLUn MI hns. resesveev
H his offiee TO the third house, south 81 tnh,sy
Church. Soath sids. aee about ene huaaaes ysfas -
low the Exchange Hotsl Or. r conun1ss .e 49, 49,
sIl svphiitsc ana eoron hDal npiAns xna nssfne
hsd mach PRACTICE In this ine sttsrs himself thss -
can sivs very general sasisfaetion. csA Hs@
those fnterestsd Y soieIted.s
Dr. r. slso makes &na veode ons o. tns -. Is.s -
rstiyes. chemical Exusse o. krenen Esossssh II
Or. p may Be eonssife6 eon6 tentxaity ~ istIees
or othsfwiss Mesicisee Neatsiy packed aSe -
% order. 10 AIsnose sny dtrses1on p.4,
DAise heure from a. ~ .tflf RsM tfannMA
street. mar the ExehsAse Asssl keAseaa sas1s
Va. sx ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

DAdvsrtisemsnfs publisbsd until forbid, Win 10
charged 50 per square of tsn Hines for te Est
insertion. and % ssnts Tor ssch sontinuanss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
sslGHr Ii n = n % IL 4 ID .-- ANOTH h K
- WONDERFUL CURE OF ScRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS NEGETAhI.E TINc

NEAR CFEsTEsrowN Oct Esd. 1855.
Nessrs Mortia'er j. Mow6ray; Having seen cer-
tiicste of great of Scrofuls by Hamptou's Ve
ges5le Tncture servant boy in the family of the
Hon VIM 2. Thomsscon, of Kentucky, with certif-
Gates Of Hon. H. Clay and Others testifying per-
sons cured by it. was so induced TO Try he Tine
tcre servant girl of mine. Her dseasesfU
fahi IN its worst form she was blind in both eyes
snd her case was SO bad that never expected to
her restored | procured the Tincture aud am hap
py before she had usad one bottle she TO
sseand by the time she Rad taken the second bottle
her eye-sight quite restored, and she cured of
this ioathsome disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed she has had no return Of the disesee
and consider her entirely cured by this Tlnctgre
give this certificate that others may be induced,
was, TO try this most valuable remedy .s believe
from what have seen it would cure most diseases Of
this kind. J b ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertewn, Md.
sS Delicate Ladies and children will please give
ii trial y
Coughs Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
scfofue. As female medicine it is unrvalled
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Solo by y. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
L co, Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, fredericksburg By
AL the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
keepers everywhere.
sS~ 81 per bottle; bottles for ss.
NO 5-GActs
NARTkR's .r tNIsn MIXTUKE-,The
tive known.
Read the follosotag Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK P. o., Kanawhs Co, Va,
July 2lst, 1886.
Messrs. WIN. s. BEERS Co:
Dear Sirs-I was in the year of 1880, attacked with
the Scroua. was indeed at one time given up. M y
neck from end to the other, l tried all
Patent Medicines could hear Of and employed seve-
rel physicians. All did good until saw Carters
Spanish Mixture" spoken SO highly OF by the news
papers | got few bottes, according to directions:
the result is that i am sound as l ever was
ia fact, feel better than ever did in my life, and
would recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
chat awful disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, P. N.
Fer sale by BENNETT, BEERS X FISHER, and
Druggists generally. au .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MUsICiAN-Vietor( (Jean
Baptiste) Petit the cIaronet player, composer and
professor a native of Quievran in Belgium, died
on Sulivan's Island, near Charleston, South Car
olina, on the 26th of October, 1856, after short
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

QUITE AN ARRIv AL--We learn from the Mobile
Register, of the Cd, that there had arrived at Mo.
bile, for certain Louisiana planters, by the ship
Sultan, two Dromedaries and four pure Arab
horses or the latter, one was a perfectly white
stz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

w Dr.. |. SCoTT Coil take pleasure in adding
my testimony the efficacy of your DR.. McLsne's
Improved Liver Pills Having bilious attack, ari-
sing no doubt from the torpidity of the Liver. One
pill was sufficient restore my liver to healthy
lion. Consequently, am in usual health to-day, and
cheerfuy recommend the Improved Pills to those
eimilsry affected. Yours,
F. M CHALFANT, Druggist.
Martinsbarg, Va, Feb 90 1856
Ali the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
Co, and Alex Duval. Richmond. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
4 UG. ANDERSON g. CO.,

A o"' AN"@n'" ~ RICHMOND, VA
uHaye removed to the new store, No. l0l Main
street. secoEd door below l4th street. where tney are
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
ever offered in this market. Also good assortmeph
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods Of all kinds
d TITS
NTATIUNAI1 HOTEL, Main street stann-
IN tor, virginia w. ]. HUNTER CO., Pro
-. An Omnibus win nways be in readiness at the
ysiIrosd Depot 10 lake passengers 70 and nom THIS
h,en.s frse Of charge my 36m
TS1I9yEA RUlNG BU 81 n Il s--Ie. !.
NCREkSED DIsPATCH.-I have made arrange
,s 70 incresse the line OF boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement OF the la sea
rn ssua out boat every other day Sunoays except
ID Nv tals arrang will put goods through Iwo
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, not 49,
s-tbsr as soon as by the 3. 8. X. H., ana u n'ach
less expense. ;-L,.~ .. .orsi,p
their goods 10 the rarord agent are required 70 I
posit funds 10 pay the charges tn that polht, vi I
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse 10 pay VI So
lect charges OF .Uoas received by the Canal
y 29-ts ALFRED 8. LEE. on tne poc-
IL II. COOK G CO.. AUCTiJNEEhs
"a. NO 10 MAIN STREET, offer their serycesIo
the public ~ Auctenesrs for the sale OF keal Esteta
eurnture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, 40,
the shortest nsties and upon the moss fessonso"
terms.
Having large and comnodious rooms they VIII re-
esys goods sale AZ pyssas sas without shs ehsfes
Gut door sales Of every ssssnpsios attended 70 sp-
reasonable teruis. .,o.
e. B. COOk. wA nO1S
No 7-n s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
FY rhsz=xzx1 TIL 4 EAD&MS'EXPHESS
49, T3ss OMPANY 1874 Main st., hav-

SteamAhlp
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg,. Salem, Wythevil!e, and the principal
pared to orw a,d with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise valuable Parcels,
Jewelry, SC, to the aboye named cities, and all
places the seaboard. -
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
gonal attention to the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
Shippers will please take nstice that packagest TO
points in Virgins and North Carolina, will be sent By
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing, until o'clock,
r NJ ]. L.. MkCDONUGH,
Agent Of AdsmI Express Co.
rx-sPECIAL ,NOTICE.-Express packages for
SoSoIk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in VIZ
sniE ana North Carolina intended for shpnae mt by
stean.slips Roanoke and Jamestown will heI eafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPREsS COMfANf,
who a-e the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Ofhce of the New York and ViIginis stesmahip
Jmp61y. LUDLAm ILLASANtS,
It's Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

SERIOUS BALLOON ACCIDENT The party that
ascended with Mr. GODDARD, on Thursday after
noon came down in front of the mansion OF Mr.. =;
Fisher. above Germantown, where several capital
ascensons were made. after which the party were
handsomely entertained by Mr. Fisher and lady
When the balloon was near Germantown, II was
low enough for those in the car to speak to per
sons along the roal One of the party put bis
head over the basket and gave three cheers for
sain II was noticed that the gentieman's jaws had
snnken in very mnch, and that he looked ten years
older The party were at loss TO understand
how so great change could have taken place
Some were about attributing II to irient when 'se
bnrr.ino his teeth had fallen out The balloon
being about 1000 feet in the air, it was thought
hsst 10 leave them on the ground Phil Ledger
Nas, 7ih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

EsCkSUN,S EXCELSIOR BITTERS is
peculiarly adapted, by It's composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it In of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Druggists generally. je28
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

ENCoUNTER WITH A BURGLAR On Thursday
morning last, about o'clock, Mr.. r. L Ross
Druggist of our town. was awakened by some one
entering his store. Upon entering the store from
his sleeping apartment he discovered the burglar
in the act of lighting match. When the thief
found he was discovered, he took to his heels but
was pursued by Mr.. Ross armed with hatchet
who. upon comingj up with him, knocked him
down. The burglar drew repeating pistol then
and fired several shots at Mr.. r., but happily with
out effect In the mean time vigorous appli-
cafion of the Ratchet put the chap hors du combat
and with the assistance of several persons who
mad been aroused by the noise, the thief was
secured.
The fellow, it seoms, had visited several other
houses in town before calling upon Mr.. Ross. He
had tsken about $500 from Mr.. n. p. Suthland S
cash drawer, which was found in his hat when
captured. He had also helped himself to watch
aud small amount of money at the Tuscumbia
Hotel. He is badly hurt aud may not recover
He is a stranger here and has several aliases to
his name, and is doubtless thief by profession.
Tascumbia Aldbdmidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

ANOTHER HELEN OF TRoY-Some twelve
months since, young man, a mechanic, well
known to a large number of our readers in this
city determined to try his fortune in the Ell Dora.
do State He left behind him a young and beau.
tiful wife, and innocent babs about six months of
age.
On bis arrival in California, the young man was
engaged as consignee of San Francisco house
at Sacramento at a very liberal salary He pros
pered WELL and the investment of small sum
which he had taken with hiE to the Golden State
Welded large and most remunerative per cent
age The hopes which had led him part from home
and family, were more than realized He wrote
home often to his wife His letters were coached
in the kindest tone, and invariably enclosed Hbe-
raj remttanees. His last epistle was indited at
San Francisco il July last, andiu It he informed bis
wife that he should return to his native place
for brief visit, and requested her to make her
preps ratier for removal to California.
In fulflmenr of his promise, the husband came
home on a steamer, which reached New York on
Friday last He landed at New York in the after
noon Impatient of the hours which kept him
from the arms of his wife, he left his baggage in
New York, and with nothing save his valise in
hand, took passage on the afternoon train on the
Hudson River Railroad, which reached here late
at night. He hurried to his home. The door was
locked, and the windows dark. He knocked again
and again, but there was no response. At last,
presumng that his wife might be visit TO the
home Of his mother, in West Troy, be fastened
over there. His first inquiry was for his wife,
they informed him that his wife had proved faith.
less and recreant during his absence; that she had
engaged in an Illicit amour with young man en-
ployed az clerk in dry goods house in Albany;
that her guilt having become evident and noto-
rious, they-his parents-had forbidden her cross
ing their threshold; that, but day two previous
to bis arrivals sshe had gone off the cars for the
West with the young man.
For time the husband refused to credit the
fearful tale but inquiry persuaded him it was too
true. His wife had evidently encouraged the ad-
yances of the adulterer, and favored him in his
suit The means which he had sent her from Cal
ifornia she had wasted upon him, and ON Wednes.
day she had left the city with him for the West
Her babe was left in charge of family in South
Troy, who agreed to provide for it for regular
weekly stipend.
Yesterday saw the father and his child on their
way to New York city. They will leave for Cal
ifornia this week. Heart sick and desolate, the
BETRAYED husband and father has tur ned his steps
from his native city, never again to return. Wheth-
ar the false wife has returned from the West. we
are not informed, but who shall predict the mea-
sure of her remorse when the fatal results OF her
perfdious conduct shall be made known to her p
Troy {N. 70 Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18


nd ec,,..,,. !. !
Mores. M. ~.
- No.
rTRrr
49,. Az -.
aas @se fam
snnn. ~ nA.itsh.
a;eRSsMiie Of
|.-........t.. --m ste.
ON NAV ,,,
|lkvey
both can
~
AS. ia.
r1 re.1r =
sn1s. &C.,. the
"aest o.
a;nlan.
se"'enee,
+.sss with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

HOW TO MAKE NIAGARA FALLS USEFUL AS
WELL AS BEAUTIFUL Il lately heard an idea sug-
gested OF such bold and extraordinary nature,
that it struck me with awe from its very magni-
tude. Of course the originator is Yankee, for
no one but Yankee could eliminate such gigan
NC ldea- Inc proposition is simply this: To con-
struct an immense water wheel at Niagara Falls
not small temporary affar-but one large and
strong enough to use the entire power of the
Falls. From this, with proper grading, he would
lay down permanent shaft through the State of
New York, terminating at Albany Those in want
OF power could then "belt,, on, ad lbisum ad infn
itum What splendid row of eities-manufaetu-
ring ci!ies-would grow up along the whole line of
the shaft. Steam engines would then be nowhere
and as for those paltry water powers called
privileges" they would be like children dismissed
from school by an indulgent master, henceforsh to
play at leisure, running through their "course"
without restraining am."-Appleton's Rail1ay
Guide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

m sd meats The mate ia Crinean soldier, and wear,
me LngEsn medal he saws he would rather have
oeen at sebastopel than in bis freii boat
Iae sunerings OF these unfortunates may be I'm.
s5nea: Al present they likely to recover, but
thsiI limb. are frozsn and swollen The ladies SUI
lered terribly, but bore no with the forttude for
wncn the sax 10 so guhed In the presence of
real danger.
News of the other boats and the RAT is snxiousIy
expected. There wers two month"; provisions on
upon 1t may have been saved
Captain Sharpe, of the steamer Viso states that
MS vessel must have been ia the vicinity on the
night of the collision, and that he experienced a
very rough sea with strong gales from the norhwes
STEAMER TO GO IN SEARCH
Tbs teamship Marion, Captain Porter. of the
Charleston line, has bean chartered to 20 in searrh
acd was to start on Sunday morning at o'clock The
MARION will be prcvisened for ten dsyE cruise
She will be well provided with ten inch hawsers
and every other requisite to tow the wreck of the
LyonnaIs into port If it should be discovered afoat
One Of tht partners of the Messrs Poirrar tor.ther
with the rescued second mate, and of the ocers
in the Merien -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

-
U s'ose,
Pcsses
ply at the
: st Alley.
ss
DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

|'.--F0R
IN street,
on,mods.
Pss 10 the
ost oRee,
z or hard.
, Mt a large
10 low wsll to
cHo.
strert
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18


TO the chain gang for ninety days. John has done
State service before and will not therefore feel ~
all degraded In his new vocation.
Very Neighborly.-Two female ebos from ''ram
cat alley" appeared before the Mayor yesterday,
to answer the charge of getting into scratcbiug g
scrape Elizabeth Freeman was not only an limo
cent but prosecuted individual, and prayed pi O.
lection of the court against Patsy Jackson, W ho
had not only knocked her down and worn out a
full grown brick on her head. but had actually at
tempted to insert dirk knife into her vitais, and
all because she had gently laid her hands on one OF
her church brethren in friendly converse. Patty
denied the allegations. and attempted to show tina,
she was maic iously prosecuted, but failed to sat
isfy the mind Of the Mayor, and was therefore held
TO bail.
RobbiaS Halls Not 8 few of our citizens have
had their private residences entered within the past
month, aud hats, coaks, umbrellas and canes borne
away TO parts unknown against their knowledge
or consent. These depredations are usually com
mitted st an early hour in the evening, by gang
of young thieves. who watch their opportunity to
ger into the halls whilst the families are at tea
aad take whatever is left within their reach Il
detected in entering house, they are always reaey
with an exc for their intrusion, and thus escape
suspicion Families can only guard against sact
visitors by locking their front doors a. al times
and until they adopt this course, they must expee
TO lose whatever may be left exposed 70 the sign'
OF the rogues
pery siick-A residence on Broad street, Eas
OF 9th. was steaithiIy entered At early hour las
Saturday night, and robbed Of several articles o
wearing apparel umbrellas, etc. he front dool
was not locked at tea time, and there il net
shadow of doubt that the rogue did his pllferini
~ that particular hour
Correction We understand that Mr.. David
Bur's property, destroyed by fre last Sunday
afternoon. was insured In the Virginia Fire ans
Marine Office, and not by the 1Merchants' Insu
raRce Company" - stated yesterday.
Tie Fire about one clock yssssrday afternoon.
was on 18th street. between Brosd and Marsh III
A ANAL frame kitchen. owned by John Priddy,
was desfroyed, and several other bouses 10 ibe
neishborhood only escaped fhrosgh the rntliinS
exertiops Of the tremen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
EARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE-sThe
- Great Purifier OF the Blood /! The best sltera
xx7HAT DKUGGIsT sAYs.-

Fer sale by BENNETT, BEERS X FISHER, al
Druggists generally. au