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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
THE POETRY OF PHYSTC.

will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities end you cured
already.
Take this best Of all Purgatves, and Scroful Indiges
ton, Weakness Headache, Backaehe, Sideache Jaund
ice, rheumatism. arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which a
purgaye remedy reach, fly before them like dark
ness before the
Reader, il suffering from any of the numerous
complaints they eure-aufer more-the remedy has
been provided for and il is criminal to neglect it.
That 4yers Cherry Pectorat is the best medicine for
Cough, is known to the whole world and that Ayers
Pills the best Of all pills. is known to those who have
used them
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass.--And sold
IN Lancaster, by D. T. Parker; Beetown, D. Stewart;
Eienboro, John Barnett Hazel Green, Chandler &.
York. Muscoda J b Moore Co.; Cassville, Ralfauf &
Geger: Millyille, J, W DeLap Coz Patch Grove, l. q.
TRY; Tafton. Benham s. Osborne; Highland D. Zinl-
mons; Potosi, William Mner;-H. NewlalI, Wholesale
agent, Gaena. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
DER. EsEFFENEsACHEss.
Z. EsEsANGEAHEANN s. co..

CdSSYIIE,
{ ENERAI Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
" Dealers in Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Dry
.oods have just opened their large Store and Ware
House, and solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Grant
County.
GS7CASH paid for all kinds of Produce.
NaesviIle, Dec. 18Th. 1855 os-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Especial Notice to Travelar,
DUNLEITH, PoTosT & LANCASTER Expgr,
Cheapest, Shortest and QuicbeSt Eow.l
the Railroad.

ss=@z8sec.2sswg. UNTIL further notice. NE rr5.-.
- lied will run regularly, tri-see5b, !, "
seNgCr HGck between Dunleith, Poosi and Iqrs, Z
fearing Lancaster every TUESDAY TBrRSo,v I
SATURDAY al O'clock j. NJ. and Potoei qbonl n i
arriving IN Dunleit ia time to yisii Dul.ene =,
ness or Measure previous to the departure ~ 4 I
o'clock EN EN- II . TRAIN FOR THE EAST ANS E
LeGre D0nte6fh every MoNraY 2, WEDNESDAY s,S n
DAY Morning at about half past o'clock or on G 4
RIVAL 9F THE MORNING TRAIN from Chicago and nj
Cdinner in Potosi] arriving in Lancaster about sp
EXPRESS BUsINEss.--Lght Packages, Boyas /
brought from the R. r. Depot to any point ON n, ~,
at reasonable charges Between Duneith and !. Y
this hack will the recently completed Nar
along the River Bluffs, which for beauty of Son =.
unsurpassed by arg thoroughfare in the Western y
try. MARTIN 7. FyN6SI
June 2, 1856. ''''V N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
Take Notice-DeaIers at Lancaster

Take Notice. Dealers at Lancaster.
FsNHE undersigned having one of the Largest and
best Stocks of MERCHANDISE ever brought te
the country, invites general call of the public, and
generous share of patronage.
Orr Slock Embraces
full and perfect assortment of all in the line of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots and Shoes Hats an
Caps Clothing aso Furniture and furnishings for hou-
SEES and endless quantity of marketable articles oi
every kind of use.
Salt, Sugar, 1folasses,
Rice and other heavy Groceries of every kind and al
prices as low as can be had in the country.
Produce.
We want all kinds produce wheat oats beans bar
ley, &C., in payment ut cash prices.
N. B. The highest price viii be paid for Hides.
10 GEO. w. RYLAND s. Co.
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GENERAL Is U S MES S.
p IR e G. Il @ r. Y .
STEPHEN O. PAINE.

4ttoraey at Lar, Solicitor ia Chaacery,
and Justice fthe Peace.
Piatteville, Wis Tic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
j. Il. NgaHES,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
Is associated with the Hon. " ELLIS, of
Washington City, in the prosecution of Boun-
ty Land, Pension and all classes Of claims
against the United States E105
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
w. RENSS.
HgssEaEs. COE4gEas

.fttorney at Lar C Solicitor IN Chancery.
AS also Circuit Court Commissioner for
Grant county, Wis. Office at his residence in
Lancaster, Wis. Ily-122
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
L.. ,. WO0EIEAEY

l.. ,. gVOWEEEY,
Attorney, Solicitor, & Counsellor at Law
AND IN EQUITY
AND CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER,
Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis.
ET ILL attend to ell business entrusted to his
w Particular attention paid to the proseeu lion of
Bounty Lard and Pension Claims, Securing Of Patents,
Payment of Taxes, Location of Land anG the Coll cton
Of Debts in this and adjoining Counties Conveyancng,
&c.
REFERENCES:
VIM. II. ShuIuway, Esq., 0swego, n. Y
His Honor f. W. Hubbard, l.. INGALLS,, F. Emerson, j.
+. Starbuck and l.. Hayes, Esqs., WItertown, N. Y.
His Honor Chas Mason, Hamilton, n. "; Gen. A. \.
corss and VIM. Welch, Esq, Madison, Wis. 3
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NEW GOODS
AT
y A Z CIT CT II O v ~

yE'IE undersigned are now receiving their ~ ~
4 stalment of Fail & Winter Goods; consls.HiP5 a
iarge and well selected assortment of Dry-Goous'
Jade Clothing, Hats & Caps popss
A splendid assortment of the latest style o. Vg
Boots Shoes, crockery. Groce, les and WoodepIc,
ardWare-Also a good assoftnentof Parloi, opA q
az Stoves, Stove Trimmings, Pipe Iin-ha IN
'utty & Glass; Salt Fish Nails &c, &c. whcn
erto the citizens Of Grant County, on asfavo'"01
- can be bought in The County. :. esJ
All kinds of Prodrc e received in cxchange,2 l "a
patchGrvve, Oct 10Th, 1855 ff'sa'
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seaaysEci:s.a,s sarsa-Ysaefnxun

I n. BROOKS still continues the practice of Med
lcine, &c. in Beetown. From long experience in
the West lac hopca merit and receive continuance Of
the public favor
Office and Resdenee--at the old stand
August I'd, 1855. ar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
FRANKLIN FIRE d MARINE
NJ S u r A NJ c E c OMP ANY,
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN,
Capital $5OO,OO0-CasL Paid In 100000.

TySPECIL attention given to Insurance of Farm Pro-
Ia perty, Dwellings and Out-buildings Inslres such
buildings contents favorable terms, for or years
Insures Stores Warehouses, Buildings contents and
Personal Property generally Losses eqnitaby adjusted
and promptly PAID IN CASH.
This Company is Joint Stock Association, organized
under special charter by theegslaure of Wis
consin, with authorized capital of 100000. One
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid III and secure
y invested in bonds and mortgages The company being
thus securely organized upon firm basis the directors
take pleasure in recommending it to public favor as wor
thy of confidence and support with the assurance that
ali losses shall be promptly and honorably adjusted a
this is purely Stock Company mutual business wi
be done, premium notes taken.
OFFICERS.
N. NJ. DONALDSON, Prcst ". I. GIBSON. secretaru
j. W. EDDY, pice Prest A. GIBSON, Genl Ageni
H. II. HYDE, agent, Lancaster
lG URY. do. Patch Grove
ly31 A. p ONG. General Travelling Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-25
TEE0s. III. ROBERTSON

4 TT0RNEY = COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and NoTA-
Ky ~ bllC PtaffersSfe, Grant Comfy, Wisconsin.
VIII practic in the various Courts of Grant Pcblan1
Crawford and Iowa Counties and will attend to the col
lection Of Claims, Applications for Pre- Enptons Paw
ment Of Taxes, &C.. in those Counties
REFERENCES:
Hon BRSuELD0N, and r. II. McCLKrLAS ESQ G3lena TIL
Hon j. ALLEN BARBER, and j. C. CorER Lancaster via
JAMES MOORE, ESQ., Muscoda 80
Hon. AMASA COBB Mineral Point %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11
- IF YOU HAVE RHFTMATIaT-
USE CAkTERs SPANISH MIXTURE.

IF YOU HAVE RHFTMATIaM-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU HAZE SCROFULA-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE ,
If YOY HAVE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
BONES-
USE cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE,
If You HAZE SUFFERED BY MERCURK-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOILS--
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAVE ERUP7TONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANIaH MIXTURE,
If YOUR LIVER rs AFFECTED-
USk. CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF you HAVE FEHERS AND NIGHT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU HAZE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If you HAVE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
, USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF You HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
TF YOUR BLOOD rs IMPURE
Il USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
m you WANT THE BEST ALTERATTyD
IN THE WORLD
= USE CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT a MEDICINE THAT CON-
TALNS NO MERCURY---.
USE CARTER's SPANISH MTx1UlE.
IF You WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AVID
USE CARrrRs sPANIsH MIXTURE.
FOR all DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
all THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
sCAkfERS SPANISH AIx3Uk1.
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GU1pE FOR TRApELERs AND OTHERS.
Railroad Lines.


RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBukG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD soius North, leaves twice every day,
isunday evenings excepted at O'Clock M. and
AT "A e'olack m for the Potomac River, where q
steamer is taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
70 Baltimore, Sc.
NIKcISII CENTRAL, going North. leaves this city
t,y,e daily tsuadsy evenings excepted at O'Clock
M ard :. O'Clock D. IN for Gordonsvile, where
fbAv ennp.et with the trains of the Orange and Al
exsu6ra Railroad, for Aiexsndgia, Washington, Bal
tImcre. &c.
RICHMOND AND DANviLLE-Leaves Richmond at
as'cioet a. N and connects with the Southsde Road
at the Junction az l. O'Clock IN, Sundays excepted
RICHMOND AND PETeRssUsG-Leavcs this city
every day. (Sundsys excepted, at 81 O'Clock a.
M, and S O'Clock p. m An accommodation train
Leaves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
aoeleek q. m.
For Norfolk, &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Rsilrosdt to Port
Wu c. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
csy Wednesday and \ idsy moroinss at 81 o'clock.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Dsvis
leaves her whsrf st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday MORNINGS. at 81 O'Clock a m. for
Norfolk aud Portsmouth, touching at all the regular
landings on the River.
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'Clock. for New
York touching 81 City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers ac., leaving Norfolk next morning at ii
O'Clock.
For Philadelphia. &c.
Ey the steamships PENNsYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of thess steamers
leave every Monday ard Thursday stopping st City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

A DOUBLE MURDER-The Mount Sterling
(Ky) Whig gives the particulars of an atrocious
murder in Estll county, = couple of weeks since
A young man by the name of Edward Hawkins,
stole horse in Estill, when Constable James
Land and Mr.. J. Irwin gave him pursuit, and
caught him before he was out of the county,
He gave himself up to the officers without resis-
tance, and was placed behind Mr. Land, on his
horse, to be taken to the county jail. They had
not proceeded far when Hawkins, having espied a
revolver in the breast of the officer, thrust his
hand in, drew it forth, and at the same time dis
charged the contents of barrel in the bead of
Mr.. Land, killing him instantly, then leveed the
revolver at the bead of Mr.. Irwin, discharging an
other barrel, and killing him also. The audacious
murderer then took to the fields and woods and
escaped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-The
Norfolk, Va, Herald. speaking of this road, says
The style of bridging the East aud South bran
ches of the Elizabeth and, indeed, of the whole
structure of the road, will show that permauence
and safety, as well as speed, have been their OBJ.
ject The work, however, is in active progress
Every item necessary to complete it and put it in
running order is under contract or bespoke, and
we hope to take ride on it and dine in Peters
burg before next New Years day. The work is
now SO far forward at this end of the ine that il
is intended to start an excursion train on the
Fourth of July, from Woods Opposite Bramble's
Point, to Suffolk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

SINGULAR ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY FIRE
The residence of Henry Warsns, in Brush Greek
Valley. this county, was we learn, entirely de.
s!roysd by fire, one night last week The inhsbi-
tants were asleep at the time and escaped being
burnt to death by singular circumstance 1t 80.
pears tnat there were in the house two loaded
guns which the fire in its progress reached and
caused to discharge The explosion aroused the
inmates, who found the fire had made such pro-
gress a. to barely admit of their escape Mr.
Warsing, we understand, after getting out of the
house, procured q ladder and entered again BY an
upper window In time to secure some valuable
papers and some money belonging to persons for
whom he is guardian. Everything else, we be.
lieve, was consumed
Another destructive Ere occurred on Thursday
morning, 26.h ult by which the dwelling of Mr.
John Swope about half . mile west of Col Resm-
er in this county was consumed with ali its con
tents The fire originated from the fiue at the
roof and the wind being high. spread with such
rapoay, tnst the family consisting of the parents
their Ives.-Fuhon PA } Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

THE WHEAT CRoP-During the month of Feb
sented thrifty and promising appearance; but,
we are sorry to say, the extremely unfsvorable
weather throughout March, has made q most dis
couraging change 10 its appearance Where the
fields lie exposed to the high wind and the action
gain has been entirely destroyed; and, indeed. it
has been more or less Injured everywhere In
less great improvement shall take place, more
than half an average crop can hardly be expected
WoOdstock. Ra Tenth Legion
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~New Spring Goods.

BINfORD, MAYO L BLAIR
are receiving their spring supply of FRENCH, ENG
LIHH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS which have
bsen selected to suit the retail and wholesale trade.
They invite their fnsnds and the public generally to
examine their stock, smUnest which may be found
Silks. Black and Fancy Colored, krossAs snd
Plain -
Organdie, Jaeonet and Bsrsss Robes
Solid Colored French Cam bnes and BnlNants
Ombre Striped and Plain Bersges
Rich Embroidered Csmbfis and Muslin Bands
Muslin and Cambrs Collars and Sleeves, in sstts
Lace Z.
Black Grape Z" 4"
InfsntS Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Silk and Lace Msntles and Tslmss, IN great W
nety
Pillow, sheeting and Irish Linen
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Also the best quality of and 50 Mating.
nah 26-dlm BINFOhD, MAYO L BLAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

NEWSPAPERS AMONG THE MASSACHUSETTS LE-
GIsLATURE..-According to a pp blished statement
the State of Massachusetts pays for upwards of
eight thousand copies of newspapers and periods
calls, for the of the members of the Legisla.
The Boston Journal has the largest list. I,OO7 CO.,
pies being subscribed for; Baou's Pictorial has
344 subscribers; the lrfidel Investigator 3; the
Spiritualis, a. and quantities of the fash papers
are taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

CRUELTY-At Utica a boy named O'Halran
had his feet frozen during the past winter while
sleeping in 0 barn, through the brutal neglect of
his parents. Modification ensued, both feet drop
ned off The physicians are of the opinion that
both limbs mus. be amputsted near the knees
The operation it is feared will produce DEATH and
the attending physicians are unwilling to assume
the responsibility of an amputationl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

HOW TO MEND CHINA.-From an English al
msnac we,;a long time since, cut a receipt for
mending china, and the opport unity having oc-
Cured for trying, we found it admirable, the
fracture scarcely being visible after the article
was repaired 1t is thus made-take very thick
solution of gum arabic in water and stir 1t Tito
plaster of Paris until the mixture becomes q Wis.
cous paste Apply it with 4 brush to the frac-
tured edges and stick them together. In three
days the article cannot again be broken in the
same place The whiteness of the cement Ien.
ders it doubly valuable -ELchanSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

BEEF CATTLE IN NEW YoRK.-There WAS .
large advance in the price of beef cattle At Bulls
Head, New York, on Wednesday, the price of
II good fair cattle, suitable for market retailing
beet, being equivalent to l2 cents q pound, and
averaging fully $40 head more than the same
grade. last week, making = difference of $40 600.
The Tribune says that one drove of Western
steers, 20 head, averaged Sl20 eacb anda mum.
Der of droves of common Ohio and Illinois stock
will average $50 These are great prices for far
mers, but onerous for city beef eaters. There
were 1900 head of bullocks sold which would ave
rage $s5, and at that amount to Sl70, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

White Teeth. Perfumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL COMPILE xIoN-canb be acquired By udn ,
she Balm of a thousand Fiotcers" What ladvRor
gentleman would remain under the curse Of dice
gresable breath. when by using tbs "BkL4 OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS a. Q dentifrice, would not on
~ render II sweet but leave the teeth white 40 ala.
baster Many persons do not know thsir bYeuth 10
bad and the subject 10 delicate their friends will
never mentiouit Beware Of couuterfeits. Be sure
eseh bottle 10 signed FErRIpcE Co.
For sale BY ell Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Assnts
nh 11-eod6m for Hammond.
~ Samuel e. w. b ECKER Attorney at
Law, 10 prepared to undertsk he any bunness pertain
ing TO his profession in this any Of the sdjoin
ins eounties May be consulted IN any Of the mod.
ern European lsngus and gives prompt attention
to the Collection OF Claims
Office 1lth street., between Bank and Main.
up 4-d3mh sa
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LORD BRoMLEY.-Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevre,
the speaker of the British House of Commons, will
receive the of for his long services
and be called to the upper House by the title Of
Lord Bromley. He has occupied the speaker
chair longer than any of his predecessors for nearly
q century past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

A Fact worth kuOwtng.---At this par-
t.sular season. when the weather y - ehanssablo
- she wind-when the most robust constitutions sSS
STACKED snd undsrmined-and when feeble systems
cary that scientific principles should bs brought 70
the sid of Nature in order to avert ths eontrastoa
Of those diseases that usually become seated and fx
ed from the continuous changes referred 70. Of all
the discoveries yet msAe none seem % answer the
purpose 10 we'll a. BAKERS BITTER0, Tor while
other remedies have been tried and failed, this me-
pspsis, nervousness general debility, chofs. sour
stomach, colds. and consumption In fts ineipisnt
stsses Prepared solely Of vegetable extracts, and
liver, digestive oraans blood and mind It drives ost
Fimputies increases the appetite, improves the d.
Eestion strengthens tho lungs and % tones up the
,iansr a to render II impsrvioas - Ordinary
colds. A. family medicine, it hes no equal, aad
needs only to be tried, to recommend itssh-
Sof sale By ell APotheesries and Drugssss fnes
so cents per bottle. mh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

PRICES OF bpeAD AND MEAT IN CIrIEs-Tbs
following table If tbs prices of wheat bread beat
veal and mutton in twenty cities of the world at the
latest date, (uesr November 18th, 1856 is derived
from TIE report of a society In the city If New
poor; the quantity of each pound avordu pois, and
the price in cents and huadredths of q cent Amer.
ican ght nd uonav. -' ~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

INCREASE OF DUTY-The State Department
gives notice that decree has been promulgated at
Pernambuco, Brazil increasing the export duty
to seven per cent The decree took effect on the
lst of January last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

INTERESTING FROM CHINA-Seuenty Thousand
Cinnamon ktled.-The New York Journal of Com,
merce has letter dated Macao, Jan. 2sth. from
which we quote:
All foreign business Is not only suspended. but an
trely at an end, both here Hong Kong and at Can
ton Since NV last letter the greater mart nj tha
western suburbs Ut the latter city, in which wers sit
uated nearly all the warehouses, shops Se eoncsrn
ed In foreign trsde, have been consumed. or the
total destruction of the foreign factories Won Will
have heard oy my last letter. The Chimes, compute
thslr losses in houses g)downs shops &c. At ovsr
4,O0o buildings up TO the pressn. time; and in mar
chandise and the value of tn. above propertv tha,
state their Losses at g 100 OCO which is probab not
far from the truth We cannot of corr.e, know very
accurately the damage sustained bv the city of Can
ton since the bombardment began, 28th October ss:
but az the latter has been kept up with mora or es,
pertnac ty to within few days = TO- when the En-,
sh Admiral retired with bis forces from bsf,re the
city 1t 10 fair to that the Chipese do NOT
estimate tbs loss in fe when they state IL At 10
OF all ages and sexes. Everything favors this cslcu
ton. ~ S~'S~
The writer adds that second ATTEMPT had been
made to poison the foreign devils" 1t was done
through poisoned oranges. a quantity of which
about 5000 in number) was introduced into Hong
Kong 1t failed, however, in this instance. "a ton
little of the poison had been absorbed bv the
fruit, although two deaths took place, and thew
Chinese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

MUNICIPAL ELECTION General Pitcher, the
American candidate, was elected mayor of Louis
vile last Saturday without serious opposition. -
The same party elected ali their other officers by
large maiorities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

SALARY RAIsED.-At the annual % Getting of the
"Twepsy. eighth Congregational Society" of Bos-
ton held on the 5th instant 1t wasvoted 70 increase
the yearly salary of the pastor, the Rev. Theodore
Parker from Sl 600 to e2 500 Il was also voted to
give Mr. Parker vacation Of six months on &C.
count Of his health, and to supply the pulpit dur
Ing that time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

NICARAGUA 'EMIsRANTs Col Kewen, for
merly attorney general Of California but for some
time q prominent man under Walker in Nicara-
qua, 10 now In Charleston, hunting up emigrants ;
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sPECIAL NOTICES !.
- AmbFotypes! /!

This erest improvemsst In the Rhotoezspkis srt
f s1rpssses snythins ever yet brought ost for du.
rsd ity and hfs-like sppeafaaes-nsver h1lna, Bot
slways retaining thsir original hrlia1sy. Thcy cen
beacon in any light ssd for soffness Of tose ssl
nlility they far surpsss the old worn cot DA0UcR-
moeths and In year fWo become entirely sx-
huet All In want Of good AMBkO3YPE, Win -
well 70 call On eANxAY CO,
At the Gallery 145 Msin street.
Formerly oesupisd b. w. 4. Prskt.
Pictures put up in the best styls st vsy molssate
priesa
- A few very fine Easavizs Of the Rsv. T.v
Moore. Price ol each. n. CO.
N 9-6k<
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HIDDEN TREAsURE.-0ne or two weeks ago, q
valuable dspOsit OF Spansh-milied dollars was
found buried on the site of old dive Iing. ouse
on the farm called arhill In James City county
the family seat of the late Daniel Jones. The box
containing the silver treasure was exhuned by the
overseer, Mr.. Avery 1t Is not generally known
what the amount Is, bat 1t is supposed to be large
II is supposed that this money WAS deposited by
the late Daniel Jones' the f,rmer proprietor, du.
ring the late war with Great Britain, when panic
ovsrsprsad this portion OF the country Williams
burg Va } Gasstss.