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SCIENCE AMONG THE RUSSIANS The Moniteur
de 10 Fiotte announces that the Russian Govfrn-
ment is about to have scientific voyage executed
around the world, the direction of which has been
confded to one of the most distinguished officers
of the Russian navy. This viii be the 39th voy.
age around the world that the Russians have made
since 1903
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WESLEYAN BENEvOLENCE-The English Yves.
leyaa denomination contributed last year $780,
600 for the cause of foreign missions; homo mis-
sions, S60OOO: chapel debts and new chapels,
SoOO,GOO theological training of students S1l, 900;
education of minister's children, $4,000; day
schools for the poor, S22 000 sabbath schools $40,
goo; tract society, $4,000; besides contributions
for minor objects.
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MARYLAND COAL TRADE We learn from the
Cumberland Civilian that during the week ending
,hs an ;6stant. there were transported over the
rosd of the Cumberland Coal Company $500 tons
OF coal; over the Pennsylvania knad 4,oi2 tons;
over the Georges Greek road 6,s72 tons and over
the Hampshire road ! $50 Total for the week
20 240 tons, and Tor the season ol0 7az iona Our
ing the week Sc boats with 5752 tons Of coal oes-
csnded the canal.
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SAFETY OF MAJ. PATTENs CoMMAND.-Msjor
Patten, in letter to the ST. Louis Republican from
Fort Lookout contradcts the report that four com
panies Of troops, On their way from Port Reddy to
Fort Pierre. were cut off by the Sioux Indians
The command arrived at Fort Pierre without mo-
lestation, on the 25th of October.
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o. s. FRIGATE MERRIMAc The London cor
respondent of the Philadelphia American, writing
on the 18th ult, says:
The Merrimac leaves Southampton to morrow,
for Brest. She has excited very general atien
tion and has proved quite an attraction to the Wis
itors at Southampton. Captain Pendergast and
several of the officers upon leave have been away
Sightseeing, bat the courtesy of Lieut.. Harrison,
who held the command in the absence Of Captain
peudergast, has been the subject of commenda-
ton by all who have experienced his polite atten
tion Mr. Dallas was, 90 Saturday, to have paid
visit to the frigste, bat regret to say that do
rnestic bereavement prevented his having that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

IEcREAsDoF PAY REFUsED.-At the election on
Tuesday last, in Rhode Island, the question OF
doubling the per diem pay Of the members of the
General Assembly was emphaticslly rejected -
The Providence Journal says 1.-THE people Seem
to think that one dollar per day is ample compen.
sation for the services rendered by their leg isa
tors" They ought to know
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

WINTER NAvIGATIoN-.Th International
Steamboat Company has decided to untertake the
navigation of Lake Ontario during the winter
months, and will keep at least one steamer run
ming during that period
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MoRMoNIsM IN GREAT BRITAIN.-EugIish pa
pers state that the Mormons are making many
converts in that country, by exaggerated pictures
of life In Utah. They now openly teach their
doctrine of polygamy, but 1t seems no impediment
to converts from tue fair sex. The annual emf
grafton Of converts ia about 8 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13

WoMAN's DOIEGs-In = company of 55 U. s.
soldiers it ascertained that the reason for the
enlistment Of nine tenths of them was some fs-
male difficulty; thirteen of them had changed their
names. and forty three of them were either drunk,
or partially SO, at the time of their enlistment
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PERUVIAN LAMAs-Eighty six of these useful
animals have recently arrived in Havana, Cuba,
having been imported for the authorities of the
Island, by NJ Kohen, q French Naturalist. They
are designed for beasts of burthen as in their ma.
tive country.
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AFFRAY AT FORT SMITH, ARKANsAs.-A diff
Guilty occurred q few days ago at Fort Smith, Ar.
kansas, between DR. 81. Kayser, J. p. Haag and
Peter Coyne. in which Haag was seriously stabbed
by DIR. Kayser, who was soon afterward shot by
Coyne wiki . double -barrelled shot gun
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IMMESsE GRowTH--The population Of Cincin.
natl, within the corporate limits. Is stated to be
470 600 The exports from that city for the years
1855 Is, amounted to $50 IA 766; Ia 1851 2 to only
e33, ,23f, ,eo6 This gives an idea Of the great In
crease OF business within four years The imports
into the city the last year amounted TO e7s 295 90l
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JUDGE DOUGLAS MARRIAeE-A Washington

JUDGE DOUGLAS MARRIAGE-A Washington
corresp ondent Of the New York Herald, says:
Jud xe Douglas is expected here absut the laid
die OF next week. Shortly after his arrival-I be.
ev the day is not yet ixed-he is to be unitei TO
the. very embodiment of youth, beauty and &C
c,omplishments indeed, she has been considered
the belle of the city for time. Miss Coutts for
that is her name is from OF the oldest families
in Virginia The knot is to be tied in this city, in
the holy Catholic chureh-for she is a Catholic
and the highest dignitaries of the land will assist
at the gala.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER -On the 9th ult, by
the wiful displacement of . switch, freight train
on the Great Western railroad Of Illinois was
thrown a high embaukmeut about four
miles east Of Decatur, whereby the road master,
Mr.. 8. Reasouer, WAS instantly killed. and fire.
man slightly injured On the 25th ult.. Mr. II.
Brougha and his two sons. Benjamin ard Zacha-
riah, and the hired mau, Robert Devers we're ar.
rested on suspicion, when the Grand Jury of Ma
con county, being then in session, found true
bill against all four for murder, and they were
cordingly committed
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MOUNT VEsUvIUs-A letter from Naples says ::
"Land slides into :he principal crater of vesuvius
has been taking place for some time past 1t is
feared that the entire summit of the mountain " i'll
disappear in the open chasm. Violent and contin.
ued reports have of late proceeded from the vol
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SUICIDE FOR LoyE.-A German in Patterson,
New Jersey, named Frederick, committed suicide
by drowning on Monday, on account of dsappoint3
ment in love. He made money enough In this
country to send for his girl from Germany, and al
ter her arrival here postponed bis marriage till be
had money enough for . nice wedding. Mean
while his girl became acquainted with another
German. and got married, whereupon Frederick
drowned hmself
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SERIOUS CHARGE The Postmaster of Platts
burg Mo-. was arrested last week, and held to bai
in a 900. on . charge Of opening letter and com
mnnicatipg It's contents.
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WONDERFUL POWERS OF MACHINERY.-The
New York Dutchman recently saw some burnt
pess put into hopper of coffee-min, and in less
than two minutes they were occupying place in
grocery window, and labelled "Old Government,
Java"
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AN ExcELLENT PAssAGE.-fhe u. s. sloop-of
war Portsmouth, made the passage from Norfolk,
class clippers. For "a days after leavin the Cane
OF Good Hope she averaged no miles per day
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e. ~zSxn g REAT NORTHERN
- Y5Ses@fI3AN SoUTHERN ROUTE

LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTEDj BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUlA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.--Over the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Pstomsc River,
seventy-6ve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers themes TO Washington fhy-6ve miles-an
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure, "A. NJ. and u r. H., and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
York.
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Rev. DR. Hoge. for forty years pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at Columbus. Ohio, nss r.
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FoRsERIEs m Nnw y0RK--Apothsr ease Of
forgery In New York, haa come to light Eleven
checks ca the Germ ExcAaoge Bank, amounting
sitogether to G,5ia76. and purpcrtisg 70 have
bounced foreeries Two clerks Of Mr.. Bill namsd
John n and CharIes King. and man named 8. D.
Farmer. have bssn asrsssed, charged with COM
mitsing the o6ence.5 sss
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Congress meets two weeks from next hondsy
and a6Iourps on the 80 Of March.
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VALAUBLE WATER PRIvILEsEs-H 10 said
that ei 600 600 year Ii derived from the sale of
water for mining purposes in Mariposa county,
Gal
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POLITICAL CHRISTIANS AT Penn Van, Nes
York. on the 4th instant. the Presbyterian Church
the Baptist Church, The Me.hodist Episcopa
Church, and the Wesleyan Methodist Church
united, were to hold prayer meeting at y o'eil
A. NJ, to pray for the success of the Republicsl
cause followed by . proeession OF the male mem
bers TO the polls, to vote for Fremont and Dayton
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- srItil.' H = 10 II Il I'D 80 ANt ITH II Ii
- WoNDERFUL CURE OF ScRoFULA BY HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TIEcTURE.
Of

- WoNDERFUL CURE ScRoFULA BY HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINcTURE.
NEAR CHEsrEaTowN, Oct. sd, 1856.
-Kessrs N2rti,Her l. MoWbrGy: Having seen a c.r-
ntc-t ts of great cure of Sctofus by hs mpton's Ve
getable Tiuclure servant boy in the aiiy of the
Hon WIN P. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certii-
tsset Hon H. Clsy and others testifying 10 per-
soraf0red by it, was also induced to try he Tine
servant girl Of mine Her dis easestUds scro
faid in its worst form she was blind both eyes ;
snd her bsoi that never expected to .ee
her restored procured th1 1ipcture and am hap
py say before she had used bottle bs to
seesrd by the time sl had taken the second bottle
her eye-sight quiTe restored, ad she cured Of
this ioathsome disease, and now, though two wears
have elapsed, she has had return of the disease
Snd consider her entirely cured by this Tincture
give this certificate that otksrs may be induced as
! was. try this most valuable remedy - belieye
from what have it would cure diseases Of
this kind. II ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md.
" Delicate Ladies and children will please give
Il trial.
Cali and get Pamphlets Cratic, ard sec cures of
CUugts, Bronchitis, Eheum ATTAIN, Liver Conn pisint
Scrofuie. AS female medicine it is unrivalled
Hundreds will testify of themselves and
friends aftst all other remedies have failed.
Sold by u. n STaECEER and PURCELL. LADD
4 CO., Richmond; bv Df. COOKE, Fredercksburg; by
ali tie Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
IOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Dcuggsss and Store.
keepers everywhere.
ssg- a. per bottle; bottles for sss.
n,5-dScts
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RIoToUs DEMossTRAuos.-A crowd, armed
with clubs and guns, proceeded TO Monument
Square. la Baltimore Tuesday. with An efdgy Of
Hon. Reverdy johnson and burnt Il on the railing
Of the Battle Monument. in front Of Mr.. Johnson's
house. Indignation st the recent speech Of Mr..
johnson In New York ID said to be the motive Of
this disgraceful DEMONSTRATION The crowd gays
three cheers for NJ FilIsnrs and shres groAns for
Mr. j. The authorisies did not interfere.
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FARE.
To Washington, ......,

To Washington. 45M
D,atsimore: SEQ
500
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, IL now undergoing rela Half
of it being already completed with edge rail of su
pcrior quality, and than million of pas.
senger have been heretofore safey and satisfactorily
transported over tins route it il hoped and believed
that no one will be induced by the misrepresentation
III. D. Whtcomb, Super't," to select the longer
and more circnitous route referred to therein Tho
e. x r. z r. r. has heen in operation for twenty-five
years and in all that time no has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise, which 10 without parallel in the history Of
railroads in this country 5. RUTH.
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aY JAS. A. OOwARDrN.
MEDICINES.
WILL THE STATES SO UNITED Ev
w rR SHEEE7-

xgTIII. THE STATES SO UNITED Ev.
W FR sEvER1
VIII the sta.es 80 united ever sever'.
Prorheev Ii who NAV who can,
We will show there 10 truth about Il;
We will Gle 80 united man for man.
TIE f,s that cur forefathers left us,
Init srurlty. for and for ell,
Shall never ke disgraced or disfsured,
Nor .hai the States 90 united ever fall.
No- shall CouGHs, COLDS and AsrRaA ever
Find rest, either morn, noon night
Neither .ball invade the homes of tbs brave,
For LEoNAkps COUGH sYAUP will put
them TO h,sh'.
p,eo 25 cent. per bottle. 5 bottles one dollar.
To be had Of sll Druggists in Kichmond, and Mer-.
chzuts in she ststs Of Nirsinia nos
rfRS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIR Th;s
wi excellent ard nsver failing remedy for Coughs
Colds " hopping Cough Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving st relief in Consumption snd most diseases
syeps from Colds and neglected Coughs 10 rapidly in
cr, ssus in popularity Ihe following testimonial In
r., M a e eutis a an well known in thiscommunity:
RICHMOND May 3, 1855
N-. L. B. Ddtcs: Dear hatau,, take great plea
rr in certifying the hens fetal scs of your val
ushIe medicine named aud SO well known rs MRS
DAWS COUGH ELlXIR-" Having used 1t in NV
fany for the last seven years In the use of which
rov wifi. MS been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the cheat contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico. with ell
srstitude, Madam towards you for its good effects,
' u can mske spy OF this letter you may think
proper for the benefit OF the community st large.
Yours respectfully,
Fer s.ls by hrs. A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett .. See, Q,
Alex puvsI, Peterson 4 Jseksou, Chas MitPaath,
L. J Picot. "a. Bodsker and Charles D Yale.
Virginia W . X nj KILLEk.-CHIL.
' DREN CRY FOR IT.-This valuable and pop
u!ar preparation is recommended with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test of years. hav-
;rg proved It TO be OF the best safest and most
re,isbis worm dssroyers in
l. sswset and pleasant to the taste, and 10 readily
taken by children 1t may be given with perfect safe
tY'e the youngest infant, as It contains no OH OF
Normseed, Turpentine other narseatins drug that
would be apt to irritate disorder the system On
ihs contrary the health of the patient generally
benefit by its administration, even when worms
exist Ii is prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only By E. J. fICOT; sold also 10y
PURCELL, LADD Co BENNETT, EEERs L. FISH.
ER, wholesale agents, and By Druggists gene rally.
g. 6---dSEu
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SACk SONS EACELSlUk BITTER Is
a peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which 10 pro duced by
ever varying climate. In all forms CT bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint 1t 10 one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. II. JACKSON. and for sale
by Druggists generally. je 28
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LUDLAM 4 WATSON.

e pSsy-fer PHI. dsi ipsiss Via
~ s,s.Isr sSaay rfiss cifY 81 ssd kicssoED nsfsS5si
Capt. Q. Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLvANIA. Capt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain u. Rooms.
mend, until further notice, every D1enAny asd
Thursday, touching at City Point and Norfolk 70
receive freight and passengeni Retfnins leave Phil
ninss at 10 o'clock
These Steamers are now in ins order, increased se-
si the 1ss e 81 .ss ssa =:
aope by regularity, Dispatch and care II psotecting
goods committed charge. to rscsivs n issrsass
. r = No ssnshipu,ent By this line.
Passage through 70 New York. and found. ol0o0
Do do Philadelphia, snd4ound, 1T
Passage sssi Through % phii.dsipii. MOI isand Il
r...sss ss1' City ioias md ssasi an. : ), 5.
yIp s BY Ibis line can stop IL Philadelphia
TWO or three days ard then proceed e New York by
d: !. :.ss Y ticket h =. 1u11I1 isss.s.. i1sssas
I'm GEOKGE ,. eUMNkk lnpsrleF
MI AID D.ALKR IN CHINA 0LAss AnD EARTsEs-
WARE, Nc. % Pearl ter i4thl ssxssk nioh.
.o0L i. "oos oo~ in rsssips q bic IsH inposssiass
Of China and Esrhenvsre and nom ths fssto.
rios svery larEs sna general ssserDeut 81 Giss.-
- invites 'shs a.ssnsien 81 fhs ansrehsnss q
Virsinia North Carolina and Tssneasses Wis VII
ind ssoek Of Goods. equal IL sxssst, as1 vszis-
y ,ss s.a sosaty 90 t. ssss sss .s9 70 ii pasess
time buysrs ouch indaesnents vfn - eeeree - WIN
- c.sssa :s.s'.S nd .rp.n.nssa p.etss slsyea ~
,rsmpt attention. stvsa % the shiInssts1 Oeeds.
4 large sssortmens Of The bsa ssaasy q stess-
& psss nsss s.s. sy sAsr
Essthsnwsxe In tie NortheEn nexeeees - Dasasa-
iarty invited 70 - szanainaton 81 - eeee sssA.
- - g = q q
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NIUTIC CE--sU " W.EIhe nh,
dersigned take leave to inform Is'i u
the public in general that they hi we esssohs az nea
VINEGAR hANUFACToaY at h1Sfe, sis us aassn. men.
at the .boItess no.ice Along expert nee in the bu
sncss enables them to manufscture az" - at - -
1essanabie prices and quality ecaal to NY - nos "a
knd paofsse of the public, and in part cn,sI @ IRON,
our mercantile community. All orders tnJ nmr,ns
be favored with, will be executed with pi -, NJ
ana al the lowest terms. Orders receives Ell
A BODEKFRs Drug Store, or directed to t. 'e hin''
Box No as, fost Office Richmond. Va
Respectfully,
oc s8-Im* BRANDT ROTHE.a.
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Ia draaEE aE1Hn HpAMs EXPRESS ExPhEss
- COMPANY, 1S4 MAIN sr.
Having renewed their Express, ON the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad, are nov prepared to forward with
dispatch and at reasonable rates. every kind Of MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL.
RY, Ac, &c., BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge of trusty messengera to all points ON the
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, viz
GASTON. HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH.
and inte mediate points.
Merchants ana others entrusting Goods TO the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding consgnees ct every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free Of charge
- J. n. TAYLOR, brp't.
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MISUNDERSTANDING BkTwEES ENGLAND AND
FRANCE.
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LECTION RETURNs.-In thirty Eve counties
heard from in North Carolina comn.ra5 %;th .ts
vote IN August last, when Gov Braee's majority
was ~ 5g4 Mr. Buchanan has gained l .423 votes
ana Mr.. Fillmore has gained I,9l3-beine a clear
gain Of 490 votes for the latter.
me omcizl majorities in IS counties in Indiana
show democratic gain of 9 643. and l3 counties
republican gain of 1850 Buchanan's majority as
IAs as neard from Is IL, ,925 1t will probably be
reduced to 10000. The Legislature 9, just elected
s:anos o5 democrats 35 republicans. and Anne
cans and American
Reported majorities have been received from 30
counties in Kentucky. The democratic gain is
10,7O9 over the last Governors election, when the
American party carried the State by a little over
1000 Buchanans majority will be about OOo
Reported maj orities in IL counties in Ohio show
a nsjority of Is, 800 for Fremont over Buchanan
Frenlont's majority in Ohio will be in the neigh
borhood of 90 600.
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= f~x~ = CHANGE or n q q r.
L. WINTER ARRANGEMENT -
Tbs Steam Boat CUATI5 PECK,
CAPT. JNo DAVIS, win on and after Thnrsday next,
leave the hsrfs at Rockets every Saturday, Tues.
iay and Thursday mornings, at 63 o'clock, A H.. for
Portsmouth and Norfolk, and retnrn each alternate
iay (Sundsy excepted) leaving Norfolk at the ssms
hour 81 O'Clock. A. M, touching ct all the regular
landings the River, going and returning.
Passage and fare - usual.
m fS n. q HAGKTMQ
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e. 5 MckLNOY, 11erc7aa1 T.iIcr

so e. . MckLkOY, Merchant Tailor.
No BALLARD HousE. opposite Post Once.
w Hss just received beautiful assortment IL
IL. GOODS, adapted to gsnslemen's wear con.
ssting of Cloths and Csssimeres Of eli solors Vel.
vets Silks and Cashmere vsstings Of the most beau.
selected BY himself in tho Northern cftiss and be G
now prepared to execute orders with promptsss On
reasonable terms % ls-2m
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EARTEH's s:'kEIsH MIXTURH-,The
~ Grea. Purifier OF he Blood The best Altera.

TARTEf'S So kEIsE MIATURH-The
~ Grea. Purifier OF ;he Blood! The best Altera.
tive known.
Read The foiIosoing Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK r. o. Karawha Co, Va,
July 2lst, 1855.
Metsrs WIN. s. BEERS l. Co:
Dear Sirs-I in the year Of 1850, attacked with
the Scrotula WAS indeed, at time yiven up. NV
neck from end to the other, | tried ali
Patent Medicines could hear of, and employed seve-
raj physicians All did good, until saw ~ Carter's
Spanish Mixture" spoken so highly of By the newe
papers. l got few bottles. according TO directions
the result is, that now | am sound | ever was
10 fact feel better than ever did in my life, and
would recommend it 20 all who may be aEAi cted with
that awful disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, p M.
Fer ssle by BENNETT, BEERS K FISHER and
Druggists gelerayi aus
RACkS SONS EACELSlUK BIT1 ERS Is
peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
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- EDo p FOR NORFOLK AND
49, PORTSMOUTH-WINTER An.
-RAEGEMENT..--Ths steamboat
AUGUSTA, Captain w. c. Smith, viii resume her
pIacs upon the line, via Port Wsithall on MONDAY,
October Goth, for tho above places The cara run
nins in conneston with the Augusta viii iesve Rich.
moud every Monday Wednesdsy and Friday morn.
Norfolk ON the alternate days viz Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturday. at tho same hours, touching at
all the landings on the river.
Fare to City Point. 100
' to Grove and interim mediats landings. so
4" to Norfolk and Portsmouth. LOO
Meals extra. ~
oc 10 THoS. DuDAMEAD, Sup't
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THE DAILY, DISPATCH.
FOREIGN INrRLLlaENCR.
lYsy Ts nssd day Morning, November 13, 1856.

MAILS BY THE BALTIC
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FATAL CAMPHIsE ACCIDENT --Ou Tuesday
ss., NJ. Lorsnsa chsny Of South Gardner.
49, msss.' naa taken . lamp to 80 into the cellar.
salkng s the lamp on barrel, scattering the fluid
9ver ner person and setting nfe to her clothes
cne immediately rushed into the street her clothes
~ IN names, and ran towards nsighbor's house.
the lame, and before aid could reach her sha VA,
horribly burned. she lived about six hours. suf
ierlng excrutiating agony. q
Ine Clinton Oouranr says that Eliza Echlert. =
slri @ hve years and six mouths of age, living At
on "wednesday evening. and set Gre to her clothes
one ran on. of doors in her fright when the wind
tanned the flames 30 that she was almost instantly
enveioped Her screams brought nei,hbor to
ner assistance, who >extiDguished the fire BY
throwing rug around her, bat not TN she was 50
severely burned that she died Thursday morning.