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Precipitation,
YeilowneSs Of the Skin

and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, limbs, & c., Sndden flush
es of heat, burning in the fash, Constant i'm
maginings of Evil, and great depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of
the public 10 this preparation, does so with
feeling ofthe utmost confidence IN It's vir-
tues ana adaptation to the diseases LOT winch
it is recommended. 1t is no new and untred
article, but one that has stood the test OF a
fen 9ears' trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrlvalled by
any similar Preparations eyiant. The teStl
mony in ITS favor given by the most pronln-
ent and well kown Physicians and indlvldu-
ais in all parts of the country is immense,
and care ul perusal of tie Almanac pub
lishcd annu lily by the proprietor, and to he
had gratis OF any OF his Agents, cannot but
satisfy the most Skeptcal that his remedy is
really deserving the great celebrity ii has OBJ
tanned Principal office and Mandatory, No.
Sc Arch ST. PhIladelDhi9. TT
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NOTICED

rs hereby given. to all whom it may concern.
Il that from and after this 10th day o. May.
1856, will pay no debts contracted by my
wife, Barbara Huff
German iownsh' p, Marshall county, lnd.'
May l6, 1856. 9t3.
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n friend telling how hot it wss at the
wharf yesterday. said: "a s:eamboa, was
discharging a cargo Of lead--s Niger
would &c, a pig on his back, aud before
he could get ashore. the Iced would melt
ard run all over him, so that he would
have 10 be cut out with cold chisel.
Gin Com.
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State OF Indiana.
Marshall County, IS.

In the sudrshdH Circuit Court.
CATHERINE FOX.
Us. Complaint for Divofce
CHARLES K. FOX
~ ME Plaintiff in the above cause has filed
Il in my Office a complaint for divorce, and
it appearing by affidavit that the defendant,
Charles K. Fox, is nonresident OF the State
OF In'liana, he is notified Of the 'pendency OF
said complaint. and that the same will b.
heard and determined at the next term of said
Court, to CONNIE nee at the Court House ia
Plymouth on the second Monday in August,
1856. and unless he appear and plead, an
swer or de nur Their, TO, the same will be heard
in his absence.
Attest: NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk,
By JAMES McFARLis, Deputy.
March o.. fg56-fw.5
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TVenircs, for Justices, just printed on
good paper, and for sale at this Office.

Ma. EDlroR-We n TO the Democratic
party an Old Liner, WM. VI. PATTERSON, a n
candidate for nomination for cur next Sheriff,
place he has filled in his own Counties TOR
years, and also been our Representative in the
Legislature.
Numerous People Of II Party.
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By the Troy papers. we perceive that
ths American Transportation Company.
on Sunday. the 18th. cleared from West
Troy thirty boats, loaded with merchandise
for Buffalo. The sggregats tolls Of the
same!amounted to IS. 546 Al.
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Great s,vrc OF Piles.

HuNTsVr,.t.E, II. O., n ~. /. tSJ3
DIR. g. III. JIcksoa-D EAR SRA wv ne 10 ex-
press 10 you my sincere III .uks for your dis
covcrv at medicine, wii.ci; 10 say the least oil
i. has ff .cted cure, thu, al other mcdici'e'
d hat have taken have entirely filled 20 Dc.
.fioo.iard's G. rman Buffers" eau cheifIliS
say. have cured me OF The most stubborn and
ug ,rava:ed case OF tie LIES TINT. pcrhap',
ever II 10 tie 10; OF mai. aly seis- net "a
stranger to II. S Community, lana weliknowr
in tit, and The surruunGll g ccunIio~, aDd car
Iraly say tina, my recovery has a:t0uidcd all
any friends an.. relations, - had tried every
.Eiy recommended, aad nu.hing di. mo any
good until was prevailed upon 10 fly The Bit
ters. yon are nj liberty 10 make any use Of
this Communications, 'Or the benefit Ut ia.
I'll .cied, as you NAV think proper.
Truly soIrs, WI. J ATWOOD
s e advertisement.
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A man with moderate appetite di lelat 4
hotel sud after eating The whole OF pig, Is
asked il he would hive some pudding. He said
be didn't care much about pulding; but il they
had another little hog he'd thank them for 1t.
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MAl@RIJED
On the 9th inst. BY the Rev. VIM. Reed
ef. Mr. Henry G. Thayer. to Miss Mary
E. vsnvsikenburgh, all Of Plymouth.
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a damsel was asked, 'wten lady and gen.
uenan have orarrelled and each considers the
Other at Cult, which Of the two ought to be the
6rst to advise towards reconciIiationl Her
reply was, the wisest Of the two.'
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.7dassisaisfrass.ia,ss Sale.

s1ffHflllLSfS'fI1S'1 SGlC.
~ VIE undersigned. Administrative on the es-
4 tate OF John l.. Thompson deceased, late
of Marshall county, Ind, will sell at pubic
auction, at the Court House door, in Plymouth
On Thursday, 3lst day Of July 1856
The personal property belonging to said es-
tate, consisting in part OF
One valuable Buggy Horse, Buggy and
Harness. Cow and Calf. one two
horse wogon. and seveal
other-ar icles not necessary 10 mention.
A credit oil six months will be given on all
sums of three dollars and over, the purchaser
giving tote with approved securi y, with inter-
est and waving valcatioi and appraisment
laws. al sums under three dollars, cash in
hand. SARAH THOMPSON, Admr'x.
July 3, 1856. 1873.
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PREeTCE'S
Porte (asg Fountain Pess.

Patented Jan. %, 1855.
ADvAyTAcEs.-Aa incorrodablc and durable
lax Reservoir, made ct PoarrAy, under Good
years Patent, fl Il with cage and rapidi,v.
supplying til. pen from three to ten hours, &C.
cor,iirg to ;ic size.
A G1d Pen OF the best qla,iiy, with holder
OF beautiful, light, and elastic material
For sale by G. B. RonEsrs.
porte, Jdly, 1856. l5v.
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Jan 81, 1856.

To Sign Painters, &c. An asson3
ment of Japanned Tins, suitable for sign pain
tiers for sale by G. B. ROBERTS
Augusta, 1854. 22yl
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MY RESPECTS.
DIS SOLUTION.

Having disposed OF my interest in the Brick
store establishment az Plymouth. to my late
partner, N. II. Oglesbee, Earnestly hope the
friends and patrons who have heretofore 90 lib
orally bestowed t'ieir favors, will continue
and increase them with the new firm.
THOS. PRICE.
Jan 81, 1856. <6tf.
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~. r. PERISH, NC
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Patrons will observe the following
al. w of ,,a.rso,xo.e.,
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,ept 90, 1855.
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DITCHING.

II ATHAlRON, for the Hair. fresh
= supply rec'dat ROBERTS,
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HARDWARE.
FALL fAAfRdRRrWXAHsEl r. is,
p. r. MOORE n CO..

=. r. MOORE Il CO.,
MPoRrERs AND WHOLESALE pEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HA RID WARE
No. ~ Pearl ST., opposite H. w. Fry's, Richmond, va
AVE- received direct hon England
and complete and
and ro the manufacturers this country, full
Ing I part Of
Rede.r." wesisnhoia. One PEN and Pocket HALVES.
Pocket kn,ve. OF LIS and blades.
Buck bone ebony coco. and Ivory handle Knives aud rot
kanors Of Wade batehers Rodxsr
manufacture. OF style and quality,
ecissors and shears Of various mak<s and
single and double barrel guns. very superior,
Pistols Rides, kine b.rr.h and hoantinE..
halter log well, dnh tony chains.
Wedding and killing Hoes. all sizes.
Axes Of Collins, simn,ons', and Virginia make,
Hand aud panel Hammers H.ich<ts.
Mii, pit, rose circular saws,
Spades aud shov,ls Of Ames Rowland other makes.
Anvr.. Vices and Smiths bellows,
sxe and hand Hammers stocks and Dies and Plates
CAstings Horse Shoes and HORSE shoe Nails,
Wire Selves and shers-
HORSE Collars. blind BRIDES and Hames.
nridic rlnng., worsed Reins and ulrth-,
Locks Hinges aud screws, Of every description,
Planes, Chisels, Aururs and Files, Of all kinds.
Sngiish, American, and O. ID. Pereusson Caps
Hay and Manure Forks, ., and prong.
Tea rays and wAers and all other goods usually found
Hardware Stores
A. goods have been the terms
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North Carolina and
nesse trade ne feel eonndent o Inducements
merchants visiting this city, and respectfully them
mnation Of stock determined
house In this VI the Northern cities
P.S-Oriers 10 c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

Tus TusSvEREIS % MAssAcHUsErrs.-we recently ot-
carved the assembage Of the Turnveren at Pttseurs
that their proceedings entirely OF festive chaiaete
Not 20 those assembled in Boston recently They mdni-
red themselves pretty extensively in politics, of which the
folio wing resolution is g sample;
Resoirsd That cordially support the nomination OF
John e. Fremont Tor President aud William L. Dayton a.
Vice President OF the United States.
THAT we regard not only the ersoa, but likewise the
Of slavery crime against free labor, free
spesch humanity and mems rghts and as high tredso"
the existence OF the Union, the Republic aud
il. deYelopment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

AFAMLY PoisoxED-The family of Mr.. Samuel Miller,
of Eiktou Nd was badly poisoned few days since under
the following circumstance as related by the Democrat
He had sent TO fathers procure magnolia root
and in mistake poisonous root sent (supposed TO Toe
the root of poisoned as by which Mr. Miller and hi
wife his mother and OF Nc. Nicholas johnson were
all poisoned 1t was intended make tea OF IT, but for
tuay its poisonous properties detected before II
was put to such use it might have proved fatal.
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, Ledue Lyaolburg MoHddy.
( Wednesday and Friday, az


NOTICED ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Where's
~ the Richmond and Danvle Railroad Company
misfortune to lose their freight house In Richmond
ton Of their rolling stock they constrained for the present
deliver all freight siding on the depot
lot In tits the shall
immediately by consigned or be
long the Company will be responsible
the and the parties interested or in concerned
therefore take notice that all freight before
at their risk as unloaded from the
Ja2l-u Superintendent Of Tran.portstlon
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NNH. CONWAY ROBINSON'S PRACTICE IN
w THE COURTS OF JUSTICE IN ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED sTArS-a vols svo Price s2 just published and
for sale by A MORRIS
Vol i-As to the place time Of transaction or procreug
h,ay the conflict Of the limitations.
Vol 2Trestng OF the ub5ee matter OF
words the right The the volume
the place and transaction, proceeding followed the
second by relating TO the Circumstances OF the Transaction
the subject matter OF the proceeding The second volume devoted
l. on sealed instruments, upon judgment decree.
On Bills Of Exchange, and other unsese
struments
5. On promises generally expressed implied.
4 By Of goods Agains; adverse claimant sgAnst
baiee.
Against = wrong doer.
o
careful and thorough Of it, enables
united Of the opinion Of the Profession,
heard Of which
Mr. Robinson has received from the bar Of this aud OF
gland where they commend the "
tire catering testimonials Of the utility his
llhors.-Qudrt>riy Ldp Journal
will the learned authors
Marty comprehensive limits
the whole body OF the excepting
the he said be Library Condensed
portable II certainly work Of utility, and
Using Attorney who examines will BE- likely negectN
Y Ado
The work already recognized and when completed
propositions great armoy Of legal weapons
eompei the difficulty noting and Of keeping
changes Of the law will he comparatively iriangSc York Ere
ing Post
Robnson Practice the very
lucid eondeu o. - Law the subjects treated and .,
Prof A. CdrAers, Lac Professor, Cumberland College Le5d-
SEQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

BTARs.-The swamp between the villages oil hannaha"
kin and Baraega in Ocean county, New Jersey, is much
infected with the present season There always have
been more less Of them in late wears sometimes ven
turing peoples gardens GENERALLY at night aud crossing
tn. highway Ia day time and this bold are they
that several unarned travellers have been compelled 10
turn out and give them the road. The citizens OF that
vicinity freq aeny out to hunt ;hem but, owing 10
the swamp being 20 thick no common hunting dog "ui
track them they have generally been unsuccessful
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCT Oh, II g2D.

TWO Lynehburg IS 50 TO Lexington ~ -
ii To 10 To the Natural Bridge 80
Lynchbarg Charlottesville a. g.
Satisfied trial, the majority OF the Packet
by leaving evening
old the instant,
Monday "wednesday snd Friday r. NJ reach New Canton
A. scOttsyl- ~ NJ Of the lTs and Lyuehburg A.
buchanan and Lexington 6 P. NJ Of day
Returning Buchanan A. NJ, and Lynehburg
NJ Monday, wednesday and Friday reach 10y
p NJ, and arrive Richmond A. NJ
Boat. New Canton with for the Institute
C. H. and sottsyie with the Char
lottesvle.
sH- See Time and Distances, in Card below:
Ledre Richmond Monday Ledue LyaoIJurg NoHddy
Wsduszfdv ind FrffIV. at WeiHssfav and FFiiaV. an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

FIRE LossEs.-The immense amount OF property des-
toycd by every year in the United States is without
precedent in any other country in the world According
20 the record the Journal OF Commerce. in which
ly entered those fires where the less exceeds $4,000 the
number fires from the first Of January TO the hrst Sep
TENDER 253 Involving loss OF Sl2 o5iOO0 In the
same mouths oil 1885 the property destroyed by
fires where the loss OF each exceeded $4,000
ly ~ ass 600
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RICHMOND WING.
far s,T,cy,s soys-ruLLMcaE GOING HOME.

'nI NATIONS soSG-riLLMcRI GOING HOME.
rtss-. Fess Dstr"
Gone. cheer ~ boys, and let u. sing.
Zee days, Tee days,
rcr FILLMORE make the wskln ring.
nImors's going home;
His homs VIII coon be Washington.
wen ssnd him there with Donaldson.
obi the Losos nov are .ishIos.
Few days. Few days.
They zee ,hsr,'s no use toying.
fulmorxs going home
IA, ssu,s 4, brishtenins every day,
Few days, fsv days,
20 Back and Fremont clear the way,
nimore's going home;
Old Back (" IL but quarter nag.
rsv days. t. days,
And the "MasiAngs nov bsgns to nag.
p.imore's going nome
Obi the Loeos nov, &c. &C.
los, zee how blue the Loeos look,
rsw days, few days,
AsIf thsr frieads had N IN forsooh'
rlluorv's going home;
OIL how they trsmbls. shake and shiver;
fs- days, ,.w days,
fiilmore's going home
Oh the Locos nos, &c, Ae
wen send the wooGlv urAps there too,
Few days, few days.
Oh what mixed and motley crew.
flimorcs going home;
Ola aIddings will command the force,
wnA Greeley and The woOiy aOr,s,"
FillmOrs's going home.
Oh the Locos nov, &C. &c.
On M voyage Buck will lead the way,
Pew days, few days,
And pAy the ckxrs day,
Hllmore's going home.
TIE fare viii be " graohoppsr cakes"
fev days, few days.
with roasted bear meat and :. mule steaks"
fl,morv's going home
oh the Locos now, &C., &c.
Nov let each honest heart rejoice,
Few days lev days,
That FILLMORE Is the Nations choice,
Tlnore's going home
Then let the ullions join song.
Pes days, lev DAYS,
And swell the chorus loud aud long,
flitnore's going home.
Oh the Loco. now, ke &c.
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H A II ID w A r. E.
FOR THE SPRING.

n AM n receipt Of my SPRING STOCK or - .
- HARDWARE, OF Engiish and American MI
facture, direct from the manufacturer, which
respectfully invite the attention Of friends,
have article line low ~ be had
Ny stock consists In part Of
Ivory handle Knives and pieces Rodgers and
other makes
Rodgers ivory handle Knives, without forks
poabeplated table and dessert Forks, plated
German silver
Rodrer,, and various other makes of
handle Knives and Forks
Rodgers, Knives
Rodses' and wosienhoms Scissors, vAristy,
them In
wo'tenhoim'. and w . 8. Butchers Rasors
Pruning and hedge sh~ars
OF themy hand
Sad Irons, OF One quality
Iron Tea Kettles and Pans timed nd untinned
Bell metal and porcelain
Tall and dat bottom brass Candestcks
hand panel and tenant Saws
OF them superior quality hand,
brad and Hammers Smuggling and athing
Badwins Planes general
road Adr Chlsels. 0oug Squares Bevl
smiths solid box Vices sedge
cut and wrought Nails and Spikes,
and gne Bits all Va p pad, stock
m chest cupboard morce rim and
and dat Bolts Of every site wrought and Pins
curtain Bands hank and Wire, s
Hacking Aes' and Rowlands Spades shove short
hande and hay Fork garden
wedding, billing and guhbng halter
log, and well Chains; garden Trowes
Hinges OF size and kind hook
RasP OF All Sizes together with almost other article
kept In line of business. J. W. RADCLIFFE,
sth = Streets
apis Opposite X. y. 4 p. r. r. Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

FILLHoaE TExAs.-Ths friends OF Fillmore and Do
nelson held large and enthusiastic meeting in Marshall
Harrison county Texas the 2Sd ult, Several distn
guished addressed the meeng and resolutions
dorSing and recommending the nominees oil the American
party adopted This meeting is said to have been
Of the largest orderly and interesting political
assembages which has assembed in Eastern Tekas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

A CARGo OF JAN.-The Detroit Advertiser preserves
the fact that Oh the last trip OF the Illinois
Sake Superior he brought down quite large quantity of
raspberry jam from Sugar Island Twenty Of tn,
jam will be manufactured there this The berries
purchased from Indians aud the price OF the jam
is this year. twenty pound Last year it sold at
t~eve cents but has advanced in consequence Of the
high price of Sugar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

TIE INPRovED ORDER OF RED MES.-The Great Coun
Gil Of the United States of the Improved Order Of Red
adjourned sine die Friday night after a har
monious session during which much done advance
the good OF the Order and increase prosperity. IL
determined to hold the session in Baltimore IN Sep
tember, lS57.-Bdh. Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

Az IMMENSE VESsEL.-The Ocean Monarch is the APP
proprate ola sailing vessel to be launched week
In New York She is intended for the Liverpool trade
and measures follows Length deck 2iO feet; eI-
brcdth 40 feet and depth of hold 30 feet and will
be able from 1000 1900 bales OF cotton. She
will be the largest merchant sailing vessel ahoat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

SrRANGEss Is TowS-Lsst evening the principal no.
tells OF the city quite lively in consequence OF the
rival Of large number Of strangers many OF whom
the delegates to the National Old Line Wing Convention
and to the Grand Lodge o. o F. which commences il-
annual session 10 dav-RnIf Sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
Young LADIES SCHOOL

III -
ISs Mary PrlTAm will ArdlnR and Day School, for
w Young Ladies, the l o. October her
Linden Square, Franklin
Tie oi Instruction viii be thorough and extensive
from the elementary the highest branches ofedueaion
Assistants will be employed Ia apartment
be used In the selection Of Text Books.
Tn English Department will tie under Immediate supervision
Of Miss Pegram With full OF the responsibility she
will devote herself As-duousy
aiming the highest standard Of Female
conscientious OF the essential
Mathematics Latin and the Physical by
gentleman, veil qualified for the task.
Italian and German bv Native Masters % each
Music the Piano, Harp and Guitar, and Singing Drawing
by the best Professors
The French Language will receive special attention. under
the charge Of French Lady who will reside the family
being teach the Pupils both the Philosophy Of Language
aud speak II with To this
medium u communieationi ia tie Family
Mo- Pgram also the formation Of Bellies Letters
for the study Of English Classical Young
t school, IND this material aid seimprovsnent
those tom distance who wish Pariour BOarder
Join this class
Mrs W Pegrnm, will have charge Of the Boarding Department
and viii unite 9Th Miss Pegam IN contributing TO the comfort
proper training Of the Young Ladies.
TERss Hoard for the entire Session.-t20O
English Course-f+0
Foreign Languages, each.-a2p
Music ana Drawing Professors charges.
Persons wishing Pupils further inquiries
tive 10 the School, will apply 10 Mrs. Miss Pegram.
jyl6-du LISDES SoUAKE, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

ODD FELLows.- From a report presented at meeting
OF the Grand Lodge in Baltimore, Monday, tsppears
that the number lodges and members in Virginia has
decreased but still there 10 lodges and $500 mem
bers An invitation was received by the Grand Lodge
from the officer oil tue State Lodge Of Virginia, to attend
the dedication Of Hall in Norfolk Thursday, aud il
was unanimously adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

a. a HugS. NO. I POTOMAC Gross ggFH-
DNp KINGS for ssie By WONHLE a CLAIBORNE,
- No " Pearl =.
TUyuE pUotGAMATION uts GONF FORTH.
On the iIi ~ this month sia1 Or Tor sale, public
suction The entire balance o. gocds advertisement s
a. hoe De- hlvfF very select 80 ftsnt ofhour
kei1g snd other irtcies opportunity vi nov % 20 kr
one utek Ill gsf ~ ZfHNERuAN,
Ui2 i5s Main street, Of i2,h street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

tbs FEESoH SUTFERERs-The Treasurer Of the Joint
Committee for the Relief Of the sufferers by the late inunda
hous in France ackuoSledges the receipt OF SlO75 22
10 the present The accounts he closed the
goth inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17
sEPTEMBER IsI. 1855

NEGRO CI.OIuING a NEGRO RIANKETS
INhphAb PhCk 90. are opening large ex.n-iva
assorimsnt Of Bantes heavy wooiens - for hd
hanaa v sch thy invite ths attention Of crchsn farmers aff
osrs needing such Eoos-a n vhh H be- Hsre ne oaesi
rates Amour Nut 70 hand uhte and
seeps saitusts eHtra Ksreys Penenusty Css
heavy plaid nsys Tor Al 10 and or rou
o. abufr plaid Ofnaburgs, plata fnd Cloi hfr
sDd blssehef srngs sod sbeeng woeu Noe snd
socks, ac g.
W every arrivs hey receiving New and ELEGANT s
10 vhc ask The notice n their friends and he pab
sel-dAeim THos r PRtCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-17

DASsEKous OPERATIoS.-On Thursday Mr.. (. d. Davis
manufacturer ofimpoved lightning rods performed tie
difficult and dangerous feat OF ascending the seepe Of the
Central Presbyterian church. and connecting Herewith
the upper section of the lightning rod. This the high
est steepe in the State, and the crowd which assembled
upon occaon large and seemed TO fear that Mr.
d wi. would not succeed.-Bah. Slln.