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STABLLNG!.

MY NEW STABLE is now about com.
AvA paste,and an prepared to carry on the Livery
business in an it bsaehes Hoses asa veeles of near
Hevely kind seeded. ready at shoet notice.
Prices o. stabing eith BY the day ssooth has been
reduced since feed hes cheapened Customers can rely
uea having their hoes vel fed and taken care o. Give
me Trial. T. HOLDEN.
ThhodAux, NOvsnber lek I655-nl6-y $50
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PARISH TERREBONNE La. SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1856

UMA, fAhlOd VI i ERH
The stsanheat Springs.
These curious springs are situated about
ten miles north Of Wash.ho Valley, Utah,
upon tributary Of the Truckee, are ten
in number, and appear to derive their
name from the fact that they are like SO
many boilers generating steam. Col Nor.
ton. Of Placerville, Cal, recently returned
from visit to these wonderful creations Of
nature. and communicates a description Of
them to the Placerville American. He
says: .5,.,s
For distance Of three fourths of mile
do these remarkable springs pour their
waters, rushing, boiling and foaming,
through innumerable fissures in the rocky
formasion in which they are found. The
entire Of ono bank Of tho stream on which
they arc situated, distance Of from thirty
to eighty rods in width and three fourths
ofa mile in length, and rising backward
from the river in places from sixty to eigh-
~ eet the whole seems ono vast depost
from the waters that for ages has been
elected therefrom. It is not that boiling
bot water Is elected through this whole
extent from we'll defined springs, but the
surface 10 filled with innumerable cracks
or fssures. from four to eighteen inches in
width, communicating with subteranean
cavities or chambers, through which the
boiling water is forced with great velocity
and producing noise closely resembling
that produced BY the wheels Of . powerful
steamer upon the water. A singular fea.
ture is that 10 large cracks but fe~ teet
from each other, tho boiling water i seen
flowing in opposite directions; and in 9TH
ers changing from ono direction to another
at intervals Of . few moments. In many
places the waters overdowing the surface,
but more generally traverse the crevices Al
various depths from the surface. generally
in view, but somelimes 90 deep within ~
not to be Distinguished, whilst the ceaseless
roaring, splashing and kissing is heard in
every dirsction. And jets Of steam that
viii scald tho baud instantly on application
are here and there forced through gh thAopen.
ings and iIseures, high above the surface Of
tho formation and with great violence.
There is oas place moro remarkable, Il
possible, thaa others, i 10 where tho sur
6ce of tho rocky depost 10 unbroken; yet
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-16

e Fer sale Cheap,
4 HORSE POWER, calculated for Corn
"A Mn q IL Maehinssy vMk. he &c. Apply =
ny0 1efsas5rs ssaas ROSES CAF5iaQo ShOp.
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AYERS PILLS.


NEW and slngalarly successful remedy 1oT tne
"A cure of all Bilious diseases s-Costiveness, Ind
kestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fever''
Gout, aumors, Nervousness. ln1tamhty !nnamma-
tons, Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side, Hack.
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c. &c. Indeed
very iew are the diseases IN which rurRause Me1f
cine il not more or less required. ano much sick
ness and suffering might be prevented. = harm-
less but edectual Cathartic were more neeIv used:
No person can feel well while cosuve naolt Of
often fatal diseases which might have been avoided
y the timely and Jud1cious use Of good Purgauve:
This y alike true OF Colds, fevensh symptoms, and
Bilious derangements. They all tend to become q
which load the hearses all over the land. Hence .
reliable family Physic y OF the nrst importance %
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
with consummate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial Of its virtues BY Physicians, Proias-
sors, and Patients, has shown results surpesnns
any thing hitherto known Of any medicine. Cures
have been effected beyond belief were they not sub.
stan6ated BY persons OF such exalted posit1on ana
character - to forbid the suspicion OF unuuth.
Among the many eminent gentlemen Who have
te,1ned IN i.vor OF these rhi:. We may mennon:
Prof J. N. LOCKE, Analytical Chemist, OF Crnr
einnati, whose high professional character y -
dorsed BY .-...-,....- FL.
JOHN MCLEAN, Judge OF the supreme Court -
the United States. e.-r hi
IHos. C0RwIN, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. J. N. WRIGHT. Governor Of Indiana:
N. LoN0w0RTH, great wine grower Of the Wese
Also, DR. J. X CHILr0N, Practical Chemist, q
New York City, endorsed by .s...
HoN. w. l. MARCY, Secretary OF Seate.
wy. b. AsfoR. the richest man m Ames,ea:
8. LRLAND Co., Props Of the NstropolitaA
Hotel. and many others.
Did space permit. We could give many hundrsd
certificates. nom ell parts where the Pills have
been used, but evidence even more convincing teoA
ths ezpesiencs Of eminent public men - found N
81 AH ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

Mas INGGNJIlY.-A wonderful n.a-ical an
tonalou is new Oh pxhrtr,n at M. 3i3 Broad
WAY. Y. y. 1t IS It mechanical figure nl IA very
large man. messed III the costume 81 fifafie- -.
Second, with internal machinery, which ,ua',r-
the figure to play upon the CIafio'lrt It'd corn"t
piston thirty twp difrrcat tuues, tn el-o to
udart tie mottoas Of the body to scf.es at ob>r
qpi1n4 bow to the audience The Music p5odu-
col l. NOT superior, i; indeed il i. ,qaa. n that
of other musical machines, such II The ertan or
musical box. The excellent accompaaAeuts.ou
tie piano. of the inventor, Nr. va peckclcn.
may in a ,ilsa~urn atour f." the dcf.et n tte NIT
steal power, Of tie machine, the wonderful ing.
n9ity ana coniaey construction Of winch ma + ar-
tract tie atteu'20 If the cniup,. li.e pf,nci-
PIE which .,yefu4 tie tioa'I- ii tn figure il,
the >amc1, that Of t." un~ictd box: the wind O.
ing supplied bt Il bellows. The deSlerions mou-
urr jp which TIM machine mon work. thu sixteen
NOTES ii tn cfuonrf, wiki ei ght fingers, is tai
unph at nleehaaioai ingenuity. and ea that score
if not for the quality ii the music j. worth V
it. Tie Internal arrangements If lie tzase az"
eAhhtcd to tie spectators, so as to canVlnceaay
reasonable person that there can be no deep
:iou.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

A STEAMER ON FIRE AT SEA.-ihe Nor@ee al
bark Bertha, Captain Eckert, arrived at Quebec
on ihc 18th instant from Sunderland. Captain t.
reports that on thc 10th of July. about midnight,
and when in lat. 46, lon. 40, he saw large black
steamer on fire. A ship was going from her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

a rRuANT WIFE Horny PURSUED The Al
banv kaick,lbocker says:
While seeing some friends off in the II o'clock
train yesterday for New York. the book kecprr
Of one of our hotels, pointed out gentleman to
US who had ast returned from chase ait.r nm
ab>conding wife, The story is thi. Hhev Were
married in Philadelphia on the 10th Of II ~ ll.t.
and lived apparently happy and pleasant ---hc
had everything that heart could do>irela Ire way
of comfort and luxury. TO his surpri~a. IL h.
return t. the hotel where they boardsi "a week
ago 'a,t Saturday, he found her absent, and her
trunks and clothing mis- sing. On close eNaniHa
ton he dlseoveredu note, addressed 10 hlln. with
Che sad intelligence that she Could he happy
with hila, and thai tie must learn Il forget hat.
He made inquiry OF the porter and from him as
ccrtained the direction She had taken. IL traced
her TO New York,Albany and Saratoga She
was discovered IN company with tail gentleman
wearing "a puir Of black whi~kers. They remained
bat short time at the Springs, and then started
for Canada. The unfortunate husband rfoceod.
as far ns Montreal where he lost all track of the
ASCENDING wife,and gave her up for la>t. He was
BOW on his return home to Philadep!ia, boxing
the very picture Of despair.
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the MARKETS.
y ANCtspals us.ps ~:

Hek. EO. A. aaEA.s, Dentist, viii be "bs"ni
uonl Nu hfHt eatthe ii OF sept lie can he found
at Ihr Nlyal .Irt Springs aug II dtlsrp.
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s and Porte Monies rcrcuss Cups, dunpowde Patent
Sh't b"lt Powder Flick Pouches and Bell Bird Bags
Nrtss aud Wfrneafs " siug Rods and lriekleFa, Dog
and Golaf Gun Makers Materials. &c a5o ~ RE
N"iNFR4 and FlVE SHOOTERS manufacturers prizes
10 the trade #TflIHI.AND
No t Mhin street. opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va.
DIPLOMA
OF lH). ffHaf class MAS AtpTp BH4TnF VIRGINIA
hEtHAFteafNsTirurF rORT PoNo1Ios
. az fHF MECHANIC ARTS II
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, or RICHMOND, yfRG'A
For ratr Of Ms. PISTOLS and RIFLES. exhibited n
lho fHhiona OF Articles 81 American Manufacture he'd
N.e tiy a Rlehmaud on the lGth day OF Nv, I'D
JANia W II ptLIEs, l. \. BELNIN,
S"eretats president
Rpl 19la ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

asAEp TRUNKS. sole Feather nna Fa;cu;
Leather The gretties have had just receiy ell
this day 10y the line Call all AMI them be-
tore You buy /. /. ARMlsrEAD.
aug l9ts Rep. copy
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


- HNUF II, HUITAKS MtLODEoNs And MI
Slc-At the establishment Of the subscrbps nav aav he
nhd an extensive stock Of Superior Foras from av
I ~ ibe most reiiabe makers Union Araono ie
may Dc seen those from j y. Durham Co New Yerk A
Nl"1art Co, View York, and Chbchering sons Boston
-Psng an assortment so extensive snss persons IL
almost taate select yfb
m" me 'nbsorbsrs have been engaged bussss the
7'attan hese Instruments have given variety kef FOR
sale the tcrna which they advantage o,
7ec,mg IN person .reripg from house long established
h nome and The inpossby Of getting Indifferent Pr
" nero nr they VIII he taken back If they prove
fae some Of the why persons purchase in
Richmond lnstendo of sending North
l'ftc"F as lon a the fact
MeodeouH Of Iarhart Il H~eahnmS make varvi,y IL.
from rih to Sl1nf suitable for churches i,ar
1be'" Instruments well the Planes arc sold IT
ncturerf' PRICES - - ~
fuuais Of Marina make which unrvatl for he au
&" tone durability and workmanship Also others of Enre
P''n Manufacture Afnonp them beautiful
Ih 'ura eonsrueed that the taken off and
'lr "hoo instrument carried in lady cling trunk
dusi for the piana Forte Guitar Constant arrivals Of
H''h fppies enable them 10 furnish odesery completely
JAMES WOODlfOBs 4 co,
Bookselerz and Statinners
Rng rdhiH lJl Main 81, Richmond "a.
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Hkaff4, ia Us. HAMS "a 'girrcs, .ulrrior
81 fiUIif&s CO.
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7 II M
fHH1Hg4fII A. fIflYt


w ARLINGTON tnOssE.
w I'll RGIi STREET.
IrNCunuhG, VA.
el2dtuly ENEAD 4 CLARK, Praprears.
4 tAEtEEB, EbhEsH This coWv cuirutly located
aui eansrured Hotel. under the
#out az r Htysed tsp8n IN excellent condition for the
the Hte Ihr proprietor dovnea hla
#u attention Zoo H#1 Will he wanting in no Efforts nnr eN-
HHurr. r1 Ia.d Ia pramate tho comfort of his guests
sHtfHnsua b. nu. Attendance to convey haNolrla to
tfl nt.u tuo lrIHt# mud Packet Landing
=uINri- tIlAS L LEE
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A.. gi.,s4o1N
kN0KH kOtgUy(y WILLS. VI \ ID

= Va. X ARCHER 4 co. PRorRitToH -Har non all
HFos Mannfacred Tho best Charcoal Pig Metal. Flats
up to- inches Angle iron Rounds Squares up
,nehc RailfHsa >pkas Railroad Chairs Car Axles Bridge
bolts Screwed aud Tapped
N ty andh Of fron
aud all ordrrs promptly hlled aug 24dlm
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nFENWS 20. Wood. Vu""urr NJ sn". will
Z af.nI 40 GHH Court ~ Hr ,r a. LNnrhhnrF. thu
.aaa.. ot Auhef.f Aitnnafta,. Bedford and tamphelI
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ssE5$Nsss di, 'Bacs and Calared CATERS Among whc
may zee found beautiful article at 81 50 Also
uico Biac, Cater al 81 p.
Tic Ladies' WIFI lease call ani-ook at them.
iuue lH-ts MCDONALD & HOOPER.
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u dispose nj private sale the Fixtures tie Toba
Rae tory recently carried Drprcst Campbell
H. fhey consist ofa tho necessary fixtures well
pet "d establishments tpnfr ding rfess.s all
la good oNlor nearly irving hqn ore
s"HFUn They viii hc disposed hhtfat ti1ns.
and the building also Tor sale, opportautt iI
s'ut Ftor rsrann wishing engage
tIr up tobacco. JOHN Il. ALEXANDER
0,l IldStts ,faupbetl q 10
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lotRlp ACCIDENT. On Friday last. whi,n "a
Young man named William Murray n carpenter
10y trade. WIS nj work ON a building in Montgo,n-
ely street. baltimore. the scafoldine UNEXPECTED.
~ gave WY pfreipitating him Ia the ground. -
Al the time. unfortunately. h. heli in hi band
an auger.>eine three feet in length. aua A. he fell
II penetrated his groin ara passed np II aud out
a. hts side. producing most Terrible wound
Prof. Smifh md several other eminent phy sicians
were promptly called TO his relicf. hat their skin
was of no avail. lie died GA Saturday afternoon
End wn- Lmrird SnnlAv.
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mn MAJ WHITE z r. DAVE " n HARDFE
rHirE, DAVIS ~ IIARDEE, General Conn

III WAN GGANp, fANH SrRtfr. P6rERsBrRG, SAr-I.ib.
ndynton1 madr of Produce
l"t ithtr thnnse thrr New
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EpE'5.S t:se&4 = sp.#tr, -...5 .a...ivrs1 Nv
I"iN Sal Mi rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-27

We arc prepared 10 furnish customers and others
who wish ~ cousn ttr grain prime New Bags at th-
usual Ran Road chargs-say uue cent per bushel
July ardGCt. IRBY & SAUNDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

A GENTLEMAN ATTENDING HIS OWN FUNERAL
Our New York letter yesterday briefly mentioned
q circumstance, curious and amusing regarding the
funeral of supposed dead person, in which the
corpse" turned up in very sudden and alarming
manner The New York Herald gives the follow.
ing account of the affair
On Wednesday last, Mrs Catharine Burke, resi-.
dent of Eleventh Avenue near Forty. seventh sreet
was Informed that the body of man resembling her
husband Patrick Burke found the track Of the
Hudson 8iver Railroad. near Tafrytown. Patrick he.
ing " lid character, and being absent from home for
DAVIS, his wife naturally enough thought there
might be some truth in the story and straiehtway
pos'ed eff to Tarrytown Here she examined the
face of the dead an at identified it as the
remains of her darling P .ddy"
A coffin was procured, aud the body was conveyed
to the residence OF the bersaved widow, where TIE
friends and relatives Of the deceased in readi-
ness to perform an ancient ceremony, known in Ire
land as by the term of waking" The custom hav-
ing been fully observed ia the Gaze of Patrick q fu-
neral procession was the next thing in order while
tho cortegs was moving from the house and lust after
the afflicted widow had taken her last farewell of her
dear Paddy" stslked Patrick himself and tao.
ping his dear wife very innocer,ly asked her who
was dead. The poor woman thought that an appa-
rtiou was befo her. and fairted almost instantly
Tn effect of Mr. Burke's arrival at s1ch nome Mt
was indeed iudicrous. The coffin bearers dropp,
their burthen and tcampered off if f-ishened to
death. Patrick could not. to his life imag ma
what the cause Of all the terrer cenfuson FAINT
ing and general stampede the part of the se who
so intimate with him previous 10 his starting ON
his last "bender. However an idea suggested tssIf
He raised the I'D OF the CO Mo. when behold, he toe
seizsd with feeling akin TO fear But Patrick
being q man of good nervous constitution rallied
quickly, and informed the few trembling spectstors
eff the curious scene that there was most ridculou.
mistake somewhere, and invited those present with
in speaking distance to come forward and help him
I f, unravel the myste:y
One or two of the neighbors more courarsou. than
the rest slowly advanced towards Patrick and after
many urgent solicitations the part OF the latter
they came IN closer contact and actually had the to-
menty to shake hands with our hero The mistake
on the part OF Patiicks wife became CLEARLY an
parent to all, aud hearty in her con-
CALCULATIONS than Kathleen herself The lost husband
being restored 10 the wife of his bosom the funeral
was stopped, ana orders given to the driver of
the hearse to convey the dead, which bore SO strong
a resemblance to the living, to Bellevue Hospial -
Thsre the inquest was held by Coroner Perry when
the above facts elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25
RICHARDSON & COS
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURRT E 7 nv yA AJRSEElTROOMSi

We have determined TO conlne our sales In future
to the goods indicated above, by RETAIL and having
arranged entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment of
Carpetings Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &C.,
ever in the State of Virginia. and but rarely met
with in any establishment in the United States.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with in person, the best American
fabrice shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly ell articles pertaining TO business and
relying on the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain in enterprise assure
them we will be content with moderate profits.
1t 10 our intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods in our line.
stock which embraces great variety in patterns of
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpeting
Three-ply Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet Chent lille aud Brussels Rugs
Door, ParIor and Chamber Mats
Satin, Worsted and India Danask
Satin and Figured DeLaines
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lsce Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table OIL Cloths
Oil Goth Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods, &c.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
hall, will superintend the cutting of Car
sc sO-sm. RICHARDSON Il CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

ESTINY DEMONSTRATION.
II DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in s the affairs relating to
life such as Health, Wealth. Love, Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other b1ects, both past present and FUTURE and all
concerns of life. Terms For Ladies Is cents, Gen.
tlemen so cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which is
the door, Taylors alley, between 18th and 18th
and Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
Qp,x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

COk E.--i an now I'm regular receipt OF
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former de,
lghtful fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces Apply at the
coke yards of 10th street and Basin bank, on
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal
NH 2---tr JNO i WERTH Ast
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MIND we'll the pInce, for iI is 1ruc,

NJ 'Great bArgdIns are IN store lot yOu.
SCHAAP q CO. selling the most fashionable
patterns of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and su
gar dishes; Lsger Beer and other Tun1blers, and De-
canters; Cream ana Water Pitchers; Goblets Wine
Glasses Egg Cups Salt Gel ars etc Looking Glass
es (breken ones repaired )and Clocks; No Ftonstone
China Plates and Dishes ETC.; richly guided and
nsmented Flower Vases aud other Pal lor ornaments;
Walters Fluid and Oil Lamps, and thousands of other
articles at prices so and IS cents lower than they
generally be bought for. Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions enable 10 defy competition
Our Confectionery establishment is supplied with
complete assortment. Please call ct the French
Confectionery and Variety Store, corner Bread and
Third streets, oc 20