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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-03
49, n1n.Y DISPATCH.


.~-s--e-
Furopc". Jsars s.an..,,g the al.
r,,ooean journals are discussing , ,rs
Tne .."..,,e, Of the civn war In toe um..
legged a'l ,ss barbarous scenes TO which ponuc''
e's S.r.onal conissts in this country .o -.
and pe.'o'T m. American newspapsrs express
give .nrnr;,e that the bloody rencoan'sfs 70 00n
soms rsr,ous sections Of this country are regard
mo. : rnrope a. entirely Incompatible win :
go. - e,vil,xstion. 1t behooves ~, however 70
80. 80 whether, possibly, We may not De IN tne
,rrous and the rest Of the wora - .ne lsu'-
M r.h,,c seu,imens Of all Chrissendom, except
rand States Is not only against street hghts
a. - ...,,.. duelling. which last In our mother
sarn,,v n visited with the extreme penalties Of
~. ,.v There is no country in Europe 10 which
49, rnnr of q man for an insult or even an in
,,,v NO, putting life In peril, Is nota capital crime
IA nuuished as such II Is therefore natural tina,
the European Journals should denounce - bar
bsrous the bloody scenes which frequently occur
In America, especially In the extreme Western
States, where individuals take into their own
hands that Vengeance which elsewhere is the ex
elusive prerogative Of the law. In fact instead Of
the European journals for the fire. edom
of their comments, We think It would be well to
consider whether our own customs might not be
altered without detrimcut TO the rights Of individ
uals and the peace ct society
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MIR. J. worthington smith.

We announced briefly, a few days ago, the death
of Mr.. ]. Worthington Smith, prominent member
Of the Masonic order and an able lecturer on Ma
sonry. The demise of Mr. Smith deserves more
than . passing notice. He ia known and re.
membsred by many Of the members of the masonic
order of this city and State as former Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge Of Virginia, and At all
times an able and devoted member of the order
Mr.. Smiths profession was that Of teacher and, at
various times, he has occupied the post of Prnci-
pal of some of the most prominent of our Virginia
Seminaries. He was for some years President of
the Masonic College Of Missouri He was a scho.
lar who would have been considered scholar, and
4 rare one, in days when men drank deep at the
spring Of learning, and as an instructor, had no
superior in the United States. The writer of this
knew him well. and a remembrance of his many
virtues and splendid requirements, has dictated
this feeble tribute to his memory. ar
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opHCIAx NoTTCHa


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ina, subscribe to ONkIELy ClRCUkA1IN0 III
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az Ia the Library over cne fkoss0nl velumse
TsRMs-eubscribefs are required 70 deposits ei.o0
before taxing out any books. The deposit WIN pefe
turil d when they wish TO withdraw
Hntsc ip.icn for one PEAR. ~
Subscription for six mUnfhs ..s............
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New books viii be added e soon they are Issued,
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made for rssding them. Persons wbs 40 not su1-
scribe and whs desire the Of any parisu!ar book
viii be charged ten cents fos readine sn dld noo.,
and twenty cents for new one. All booee VIII %
conddersd new for three mouths after they are y.
SEED. At the expiration Of that time they tw1i %
considered old.
Old books are net allowed to skspt ont iosger than
two weeks It time. New Booas fvs esyv =,
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Those who live in the country take two three
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hers will be allowed only one book or Harper ct Q
time. 49, g4t8 s4sssE fga -eSSor~ j =
Tho shove rules win be strictly sdhsrsd to,
A iarae selection Of Vocal and Instrumental mu-
nc for sale. Old books taken or saie.
~ JOHN UNEILL.
't# Broad street Nesr Ninth,
oc 3-3t Richmond, Va
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The Upion.

The Charleston Mercury publishes, with con- :
mandatory remarks, long communication, which
Il ssys 10 from one of the first thinker OF South
Carolina, and which expresses In strong but cour.
teous terms Its dissent from the views OF the Dis
patch upon the True Remedy of the Souts.-
Another communication on the same subject taxes
similar grounds. Both writers object to the "he'
NEEDY" Of the Dispatch that it is Union remedy
and looks to the possibility of the rights
Of the South in the Union. This IL certainly true.
The position Of the Dispatch is rightly understood
by the able correspondents of the Mercury, "nen
they put 1t down as Union position 1t Is impos'
sible. in our humble opinion. to overrate the ca
lamities which disunion would bring upon both
sections and upon the cause of civil and religious
liberty throughout the world. Nothing but the
evident design to degrade the South, and over
throw Its institutions, could justify that dread Al
terustiye
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GRAHTLEY MANOR; a Tale, by Lady Fullerton
Baltimore John Murphy'& Co. We have q copy
Of this novel from j. O'Neill, Broad street. Its
typography does credit to the publishing house of
Murphy & Co. ,
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From Kansas.

ST. Louis. Oct 2-The Republican has a letter
dated Lecompton. Sept 23d., which states that the
armcd bands In Kansas have been dispersed, and
business is reviving
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of
Jones, Stringfellow and other agitators.
Gov. Geary had authorised Col Titus to form q
volunteer battalion to preserve peace in the neigh
borheod of Lecompton, and Capt Walker had
been appointed to the same duty in the vicinity of
Lawrence
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s2S0t1TfNfNsn1F~Ws ave 81 ~
II eSSeeisted Nth - ~ buGnese G. -. PLEAS-
ANTI. The bs1inee eill hsresfter bs seneussse
sniSr fhc Arm Of yANeLEW, TAYLOn CD
1sly !, tsss-jyS VAk.LEM = TAr L1M :.
" have formed Co-passnsrshig undsr the nrm
ana styis II JOHNSON i HAYWOOD fcr the pr,
pose II sondastinss Whs1esale and kstsl Dry 5000
Tbsy hsvs taken the store NV undergoing z
fhoxo6sh repair, No. n Main street, under M ~;
Whifsknrs'S Dsguerfean Gallery, where tney 81. ~
pie md Paicy Dry Goods, sslestsa With crest cere
hon the Northern markets and adapted 70 the PEI
class trsds 70 which they isvte the stendon o. tns
former patrons and the pnblie aeneselly: s. ass
STLAS L JOHNSON,
- ~ sei sgs fss wv y. HARDWOOD.
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PENITEETIAkY OF VIRGINIA-On Wednesday
the Directors of this Institution took the annual
inventory Of the tools, fixtures and articles on
hand It appears that the manufac lures for the
fiscal year. ending the 30th ult., amounted to $66,
324 81, being more than was ever before manufac.
tured in year, except in 1854, Immediately before
the burning of the shops. The new machinery is
now nearly all in operation, and promises in future
an increase of manufactures -a t.s
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HORRIBLE CALAMIrY-We learn from letter
from West Union, Va, to commercial house in
this city, that calamiteus fire occurred in that
city on the night of the 25th instant in which six
persons were burnt up. and seventh so badly that
life Is despared Of The letter does not give full
particulars but we infer that house was destroy.
ed by 6re In which were sleeping eight persons
one only Of whom escaped. = Wheeling (pa) Intel.
l0encer. .ss| .s.. r.s s..e
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~To the Ladies' Of Richmoud..-We are
nsw prepared to DYE and finish every description OF
Silk, Cotton, and Wooden Goods - wall - any es-
tablishment in New York or Else where aMerino or
De ainh dresses dyed into fashionable cnlors Grape
Shswis Dyed scarlet or other cooIa equa to import
cd; Silk dresses cleaned and grease or wine stains
removed without ripping. We take pleasure In show.
Ing specimens Of our work.
DENNIS BRO, franklin 1t
Opposite Metropolitan Hall
&C S-St* Richmond, Va.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR-On Tuesday after
noon, Needham stanly q resident of Masonboro'
Sound, shot and killed young man named Puck
EFT, his son.inlaw. Pucket is dead
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HUNG.-The negro man, Sam, convicted of the
murder of F. w. Sheridan, In Highland county,
Va, was hung at Monterey on Friday last. There
were about three thousand persons present as
spectators of the execution. --..
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STRANGE EFFECT OF LTGHTSIEG. The Cour
rier de Techs (St. Martinsviile, La, of the Goth
say: that during storm lately. lightning entered
the house OF Mr.. Adolph Berard, at Fsusse Pointe
ana struck negro woman who had IN infant il
her arms Strangeto say, the woman was killed
but the infant was only stunned few moments.
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Hon. JAMES L. ORR-This distinguished req
resentative Of South Carolina, says the Abbeville
Independent Press, has announced his intention
of retiring from Congress after next term.
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SIsGULAR CAsUALTY.-The Columbia IS. c.
Times reports that child of Mr. Ernstein, az &C.
cidentally stranged on Monday. 1t appears that
the child had been enjoying q swing. and by some
means the rope became entangIed around her
neck and before her. situation was know the vital
spark had been extnguished
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DEPARTURE OF THE MISSIONARIES REV. f A.
Stevens and wife, of the Burmah Mission. together
with their younger. children, were to sail for the
ton, Ia the ship William Writ
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EFFECTS OF THE FRosT-The Banner publish.
ei at Dadeville. Tallapoosa county, Ala, says the
cotton and peas 10 that vicinity were killed by the
frost Of Wednesday morning last thus cutting off
the last hope of the farmer, that late fall might
slightly increase his cotton crop and enable him
to safe seed peas. t7-s
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AMUsEMENTs.

~>~~~>~~~~~~~-~>>-~~>
TH E A T r E.
KUNKEL 4 CO.. .Lessses and Proprietors.
JOHN T. FORD. Manager
Also of the National Theatre Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
r, r. Acting Manaser
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.s- DaIsey,s Genuine Pain Extract

Iy Daliey's Genuine Pain Extractor
viii subdue the pain and Inflammation from the 60
verssst burns scaIds In from one to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and efectuauy cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt kheurn
-Indammatory Rheumstism-Sore and Inhamed
Eyes-Cuts-W ounds-BI uises-Old and lnveterate
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and acknowledgements
sprains hilblains-Bites OF In
sects--Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-and all other irhammatory and cuteneeus
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases named
tobe by only reflect that the few,
but positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
contains and heretofore enunereted-one to four
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more not enumerated. ,,sTor 49,.
Ouery.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS re-
SCRIBE cALoMEL INwARDLY FOR scoREs OF bIF.
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAJN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Lsbsl with
the signatures of G. v. CLICKENER CO, pro-
pretors and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit. Price Is cents per box
~ All orders should be addressed to C. v. Click
ener L Co, 81 Barclay street, New York
For sale wholesale and retail by !
BENNETT, BEERS USHER
sp l0-6m lbs Main street,
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Among the passengers by the Asia for Europe,
"Wednesday. was John M. Boiling, of Richmond,
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The teamer Due. a

The teamer Due 80
NEW YORK, Oct. 2, 9 P. M-There is nothing
yet Of the steamer Africa now due with dates to
the 18th inst from Liverpool
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KISS IN THE DARK
On MONDAY, TaE sEA.oF ICE.

plCHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATH
l(EMATlCAL ACADEMY-The exercises OF this
school will be resumed on the 1st October next
Session 81 months. -,
The services of Mons. BUcHLER as Instructor of
Modern Languages, have been secured.
Payable Semi Annually in Advance) .t.
For tuition 10 Latin. Mathematics aud English IS
r 10 creek, extra. .............,,,,.. 10
Do either of the Modern Lanruasss 90
For his qualifications instructor the Principal
refers to the following gentlemen among his patrons
during the past session: Gov. II. A. WISE Mes ,rs g.
A. Myers Jno. M. Patton, A. X. Holiday, &c D. W..
Gretter, E. Fontaine, g. R. Price, P r. GrattaI,. Rsvs
g. Woodbridge, and J. Peterkin -.
.s -tS4 w. d. STUART Principal.
"Mr Stuart is a graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant of Ma
thematics in il. do, with great confidence saw to
the patrons OF his Academy, that they will find in
him Jealous, competent ane fai thful eacher
- as IS "FR ANcIs II. Smith,
Superintendent of Va. Military Instituts"
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ICY Auction Motto ..The attention of
country merchants AID the city trade 10 invited to our
stock sale Of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Under Shirts and
Millinery Gaods which will take place this
Main s,Iest Sse advertsenent. ze... -.
LARU5 sHINE, Auets.
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From WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1856 TIL,
amount in the various United States Depositoriei
subject to draft on the 22d ut., was $23 495 600.
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q Something New.-An Improvement
Ambrotypes by which process the picture ID made
to stand out like the Stereoscope, without the of
the lens 20 80 tf.. .s3
superior in every to the Bslsom Pieture bens
much durable and not at Ill liable to spot 1.-THE
great objection to the Bslsom Pieture} ~
This style of Picture is taken ct PRATTS Virginia
Gallery. 145 Main street
The public are respectfully invited to call and
anime the specimens All pictures warranted to
please R. s. SANxAY, on.x.t..l
30 25--1m JAS. r. CHALMERS. opefs'or :.
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Cordial Rece ption of President Pierce II
Concord. N. H. srf

CONCORD. N. H, October 1.-The President
arrived here today, and was received at the depot
by the committe of ARA ngements He was escort
ed by numerous calvacade, and rode bare headed,
constantly bowling his Acknowledgements TO the
cheers which greeted him. The number of per-
Sons present was 10000
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KE~ f5aecheior,s Hair Dye.--Twentyye years
experiment and application justify the proprietor in
warra ating this tbs best Hair Dye in existence.
Injury to hair or skin Made and sold, or applied, lin
nine prvsts roonasl at BatchelOr's Wig Factory,
xS Broadway, New York. eaFsf - <f-
The genuine for aale by altsts ~
EENNET[, BEERS 4 FISHER,
A I0--em ,l25 Main street
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lace bTOkk FUN H..-T6e o9erE
Ana nxsgses ofs nrug e{ors. we'll loeakad and
deiss sead bsaiassA are olsrs4 fes ssls. AdA.sss
saasIss-s. Is. x4aa6ssss 49, s. 49, ,snhu00l04.I
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~ e;. Miils4ss q pssler T. Llsssss
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W Removal ohm b. Martin, Artfst,
has removed his Stadio from the Of 18th and
Main the front room over Mr David Walsh's
Shoe Store, No. 129 Main street. oc Palm
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II NO Toilet Article ever offered q the
public, has met with such succeas s. M yvn -, =
DENTAL FLUID 1t affords certain and speedy
teei @ toothaehe arrests decay; prevents the forms
s'pn Is .aHar Isstofes dtssased and sponey gums to
the teeth and delightful aromatic fragrance to the
mouth and breath i Recommended and used BY pro-
iesslsna, men daily among them Drs. Plsasanis Ed
munds hudson Hancock, he. Of this city. For sale
y ~ aIgsgiss throughout the State. aad Wholesale
~ 9--Sm BrosS 4 Riehmnna -.
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Presidential Voting,

BRIDGEPORT. Conn Wednesday, Oct l, 1856 -
Mr.. w. l.. Murray, of Fulton street, New York,
took vote on the train conveying President Pierce
between New York and Stamford with result
favorable TO Fremont.
President Pierce refused to vote, as he was not
voter in Connecticut. 4e st.t+
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The Austin State Gazette says that Major Wal
ger Lane 10 getting up an expedition to 60 to til
Gadsden purchase. - Tses-r7l
Rarich.a noted Kentucky race horse, only Ii rec
years old, has been sold for 5000 - g
Rev H. W. wyer. Of Loudon county. yirsini.
nas accepted call TO the pastorship of the Bspti,
Chareh 10 Lynchburg.
:, Andrew Anderson. Esq has been elected Mayo,
The Georgia State Fair WIN cou,uenee AZ A.
iAA'A On the 10Th aad close on the a5th inst.
LOB. A. 9: Masrath. whose broth ar hot VIM. n
Lsoer, e sditor Of the Charisston g On Nercary
~i'ndfswn from tbs eanysss for Con sress.
Isers were 4s dsashs in ch.rie. tou. 8. c.. La
$50 81 which ~ wsrs from yssiow fever.
ma asess q he Greeowo d sud Columbia Rail
Iva, va thses sdoinlns buiiSnss. vere Ssstro, !.
sAs = Soismels, :. G sundas niaht
phlsc0Lns BALM or rHoIraANr
...s. n -, 2 ss1's per bottis only. The mo.
s1esssis p nts'fcs aud cosmstie th.t .v., =. :,
80. sssn.s chemistry hes psss.e,a cl....;.. =.
.ssa Assss u. ssus sa1 imp.-ss.. =;
se1 - n ethsrviss oGsnsfve br.sts s-ss.. =.
S.ssu4 $3.50. ~ithcsi The ps,s.u,. -
~ eaas = kishmos1 II ID 6Sj6lytSSSS n.edee.. =
. sssss' sa1 ~ Drfsisu ssssssliy. 1s -, hAi1
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L At RANDoLPHs, I2l Main street..
sPELLlNG BOoKS-Burhau's, Bentley's, CAM
asa mingS, Comly's, Chapin's,t Ccbbs, Emsrson's
n9 Delwarth's. Fowls's Hazen's 0alanders,E Hui.
10, keys Mc0uhey's Woods New York New
SD Enslish. Parleys Prices Swans smith's South.
ern, Towns Fenninga, Union. Universsi, Web.
sters WIishes, Northend's Dctalion Exercises
DICTIONARIES. = Webster's, Walkers, Cobbss
80 Woods, New York, Gallsndet's Scholars Com.
mary, Jsudon's, HuehS. Carlps, Buihan,s
READING BOQKS.-Grsfnn's Appalachian No l. q
5; Anselps No. j z S,4,5, 81 Popular Lessons
=, and lntroductions; Bineham's American Procep-
tor; Burley's Blaks's Biblical; Bentey,s; siroor.
ney's; Cobb'G lrvinss; Frests; Conversation ON
SIS Common Thiasc Emerson's. No LAS, 4;!Kay
Mol 2, .; Gooddchs; Heman's; HalVs; LoysI
MsGuheyA No y s s, 81 MaadeyilrA No /,
2. 3, 8; Leavstts: MuHay'a; North Carolina;
Newmanr New York; Olnsy'G Parksrs. No. II,
2,S.4; fierpont's Ne. 4, Z s, 4; Plaeta,ion:
forters Biblical and Rhetorical; Pickett's; Ro-
beHss hueseli's SavReots swans; Sanders.
eouthesns Towns, No. f,2a4 s; Towers III
States; Village; WoTcester,S No. 1, s. n:
Mehb's Bailey's Young Ladders; vasshsn's
ARlThMETlCS.-Adsms Bennett. Croxst. Cobb
- Colburn, Davies, Emerson. Daboll. Laeroix,
g Gre Keith, Jess, hsD; Hsssisr. Grsud.
Psrk'a Nay, Smiley Htoddard, Smith, Smith 4
DUKE. Thompson, WAlsh. g1
0kOGRAPHIES -Adsm,s, Ooodiich's Emsr,ou,s
Hunttne t0ns, Careps, Hart's Butlerss Bleke,a
ss DuAntnfes CuuminR6A Fiteh'a Colton'e Cor.
neil's. hitehelrs Aorsss Aonteith'a Oinsy,s
rarlsy'a AntAoa'e Puts + Avnold's, amitk,a
sas InfhtisA smtleya Woodbriaas,s Wiliam's
81 aWoceseerss Wlllasd'a, Bauineton'e / u
) Az seheol Books Of yelas. Of tie lstsst editions
oc : It = -
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u Democratic Meeting.-.The Democrat
tic Association will meet on FRIDAY evening at
Il O'Clock, in Cornthian Hall. t -
P. H. AYLErT, Esq FRANKLIN THOMAS and other
distinguished speakers will address the Association
The citizens gen orally invited to hear them
BY order Of the President 49,
oc 2.--2t .fs--@ JAS. DOVE Seo'y
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sp 10-Sm

" Prof. De Grath's Electric OIL Is the
marvel of this age, for the following, mot every
thing:) ,-.s
Cures Rheumatism often in day.
Cures Neuralgia Tooth. ache, two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds. one to three days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, one day.
Cures Headache. fifteen minutes. fsfs
Cures Ear.che, Stiff Neck, Ague, one night.
Cures Piles, Swelled Glands. ten days.
Cures Felons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, three to
six days. sa-tt =.
Cures QunsJ Palpitation, Pleurisy, one to ten
days. 20 TAB
Cures Asthma. Palsy, Gout, Erysipelas, FIVE to
twenty days.
Cures Hemorrhsge, scrofula, Abscess, six to ten
days. l--a -
Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblains, ono to three
days. l'} ~ as1
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond, and
Druggists In every town. Principal Depot, No. SO
South Sth street, Philsds. Beware Of dan gerous
sounterfeia. s oc 2-lw
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Cyl. g. ThurstOn, Tuner Of Piano Fortes,
offers his services to the citizens of Richmond He
has resided here in the prosecution Of his profession,
the past seventeen years, and therefore deems it
necessary to give special re fsrences. s.fs ia
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Mesus Hsr.
rod Murray Broad street, Shockoe Hill; at Messrs
Philip B. Prices corner Main and 18th streets, and
at the residence of Mr.. T., on Clay, between I'd and
Sd streets s utg
J. s. T. likewia. Repairs Pianos in the best m an
ner.
Orders left at the above places will meet with
prompt attention. $3.50 . oc linz
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White Grease. Waite Grease .Thle
me best snd mest sconouicsl 0rssss ever kpovn,
tor me sxes o. wagons carriages onpiha6sss sarss
dess not run On the lxlss Il he hottest vestes HI
sem.a,s ths sems sonai.t susy pintsr ana summsr.-
sos ~ - esns Ct ss.dS poanAa, snd n tsoI. b
~ W.sorusf Of Main sad lotH sfssSts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-03
Terrible Boiler Explosion ...Tweuty Per
sons Killed. ~

CLEVELAND, co. Oct. "a portable boiler ex.
ploded this afternoon at the Delaware county Ag.
rcultural Fair, killing twenty persons and wound.
log many others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-03
Speech OF Kx-Gov Rlsyd, of Va. In New
r--tf s.-f'F York.

NEW YORK, Oct 2-Ex.Gov Floyd. Of Va.
spoke here this afternoonf from the steps of the
Merchants Exchange. to IN immense concourse Of
citizens. His remarks were continued two hours.
In most fervanf strain, and were listened to with
marked attention. -
One of the most prominent points Ia his speech
was An argument TO prove that the Black Repub.
lcans were clearly and solely responsible for the
Preparation of the wrongs 10 Kansas. by refusing
to pass the Senate bill introduced by Mr.. Toombs.
No attempt to create q disturbance was made in
the immediate vicinity of the speaker. though fur.
Their up the street there was a large CONGREGATION
Of men and boys making riotous demonstra q tons.
Some of them were arrested