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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

A RtMARKABLE HYDRoPATH The death of an
old maiden lady of very eccentric character has
just taken place st st Armand, France. For up
wards of twenty years she never left her dwelling
and almost every day of her life she passed seve
raj hours seated in large cis.ern filed with water
in her court yard. She had perfect antipathy to
meat, and lived only on fruit and vegetables, and
she made her servant. who was her only compan-
ion, do the She actually could not even
bear to allow any person who had recently eaten
meat to approach her, and when it was necessary
for her to communicate with work mep and others,
she would only do so on Friday, before 12 O'Clock,
on which day she took it for granted they abstain
ed from meat likewise. she would never receive
a visit from her medical adviser unless he were
fasting She built sort of tower at the entrance
of ber courty ard and through it admitted her med
ical man; but with all other persons she only
seLtsd to communicate through hole In the wall.
After the visits of her doctor, she used to plunge
into her basin, she said, to purify herself. Not.
withdrawing her eccentricities, she was very
shrewd in matters Of business, and kind to the
poor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

LAGER BEER STRIKE -Thc brewers at Wheel
Ing, Va, having determined upon adding % cts
per keg upon the price of their beer, the vendors
throughout the city met on Monday and resolved
not to snbmit to the extra demand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

AN EDITOR "SURPRIsED Mr. Samuel vii.
liams, one of the editors of the Utica, Y, Herald
being about to sail for Europe his friends sent him
a certificate of deposit in the Ontario Bank for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
Spring.-Fruu Killed The Crops, &c
CoRREsPo NDENcEoF DISPATCH.
TALLEYsvILLg, New Kent Co Va.

IALLEYSvILLE, New Kent Co, Va
May 5sh, 1857
Spring. with all its beauties, has actually begun
to-day. The air is soft and balmy with bright
sky to cheer all nature below The buds, which
have been closed by the chilling blasts of winter,
are bursting with their delicious fragrance and
displaying their rich and variegated hues. Vege-
tation is no longer retarded in its growth by kill
ing frosts, but is putting forth with rapidity that
could only be excelled in a warmer and more con.
genial cline
There will be but little fruit in this part of the
State, as the most of it has been destroyed by the
excessive cold weather. The wheat crops are
less promising than have seen at this season Of
the year This may partially. if not wholly, be
attributed to the hard winter and late spring -
The farmers are assiduously engaged in planting
corn and draining their lands
A tremendous effort Is being made here to or
ganiza volunteer company, which, no doubt. will
be crowned with success The troop of Ne "
Kent designed attending the celebration at James
town, on the l3 b inst but owing to the derange
nent of some cf ther plans, they have abandoned
It. Yours. DYKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

PupIsHMgsT yoa ATTEMPTED SUICIDE "A man
named Daily, in HsndIioks county, Ind. attempted
"a eota mir sui eide receotiy, bus was prevented re
care him of his troubles he ~ss sentsneed to the
pen,te.'sy for three years snd TOT tea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

RAILROAD ACCtDENT.-A disI 8 tch from Adrian,
Michiga an say that train of the Michigan
Southern Railroad was thrown tf the track near
there Tuesday and four men were killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

A TEXAS RALKoAD.-6atveston Texas dates Of
the 4h state thas-2 2, miles Of the oalvestoa, Hous
ton ,spd sHsndels n 1kaiir1sd were foshsd on III.
9eth securing tho company rant Of 800 900 acres
Of The public lands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

COMET STRUCK--A lady in Owen county, Iowa
has become deranged from dwelling with morbid
apprehensons upon the predicted collision with the
comet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER Captain Sam
uel Martin, of the barque "Liuwood," OF Balti-
mora died on board of his vessel, of yellow fever
at Rio de Japero, on the morning of the 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

FAILURES IN BosTos.-The failures among dry
soods men reported In paragraph yesterday, occur
pear. The defaleation of the clerk of Whitney l.
90 Tone OF the rms said to have failed il various
~ estimated at from $50 600 to sIO0 ON0 The de
of the i'll gotten gain f'i''01
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
Fux KE-T AND SALE.

FnR sAL.E Ok RENT-A large nnd
&S 4e,,rsbe room ever the store of hyers &
ksS Jsanse corner Of Pearl and Main streets with
=. ana wsier. rhisb of tbs most desirable
,,u, for rent in the city spply to
r. \ J. CLaPrON,
Corner Of Wall snd franklin streets
Oppssit. Hessrs Dickinson, Hill / Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

TOR ktNT--The lower rooms In TIA e
H% American ssloon, frontiug on Main street now
kE1 N the occupancy Of Thns Griffin. very de-
49, p location ior bu.ipeFs, at maderste rent
, ,sss,ioa s:veu Immediately Apoly TO
80, e su3w NAUTY GAPEAN9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

SUPPOSED MURDER-Mr. H. James, formerly a
resident of SteubeRvile. OHIO, was found upon the
Railroad track near Marrietta, some fevs days
ago-the legs being severed from the body by q
train passing over them. Il is supposed he was
first murdered and his body then placed on the
track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

dooD-A little girl, nine yeas old, having at.
tended a soiree being asked By her mother, on re.
turning how she enjoyed herself answered: ~ am
1 could grow"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
n FOH SALE Besides those valnabie

nsn FDH SALE Besides those vRiua bie
Gg TenemeIts already advertised for sale on Grace
nSa street, and On which Il 5000 ana $4,000 may re-
main 'scored or several years, offer two desirable
;sntr residences for only s425J of hich the great
,psrt may remain secured for several ears Also
hstyaiua5e lot on Governor street next to the Eigh
ConssbIes cfjce, with Brick tenement on it. :
Also, that valuable acre lot III Sidney, fronting 1893
'se Cr the public square.
FOR nENT-A desirable new reridence, an CT
re sud several rooms in the Law Building, suitable
r- oitces, Lodging rooms &c these rooms are cool!
aIvenlent and comfortable. B. 8 MINOR,
- ih-dlm No Law BUILDING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

n TnUNTAIN TOP. P..-This enghtful Sum.
vI mer resort mot having been SOLD, 70 Was cor
,sm piated) will bs again opened for the seoonno-
Ss,ian of Wis during ths approsehips sssson: rn-
A. the supervision Of Mrs. LirsCOMB, and will b
resdy fer the reception Of company by the iss cf
Juns nsxt
Mcuat.in Top, Augusta 90 Va, .u.
Nav 4th. 1851 my -soJo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

RELEAsFD.-T bill Tor the release of General
Small, confined more than year ago In the Moya
msnsing prison for alleged contempt of court. has
been signed by the Governor Cf Pennsylvania, and
his release ordered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

J. O.. N. Nadenboush was on Monday elected
mayor of MsTtinsburg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

FOX KIM sBkL iEAs1 - NHshins-
a. ton Garden 81 th4 head of Marshall street i,
81 for rent or lease. foy one or FIVE years Tha
-r.s IS nearly =, having recently been hcrC ugh
: -.usfre5 Contsiaiug three neat and con fortarle
.',-r, couyeu ent ,osrts SC. Aso new kitchen
s.,b ,vo roaHs aud i most excellent new stable
v,,E : ,tsls ICED 10 IN, coal and wood house Il ,
,ro sveIl of excellent wster in the yard. The
ard : beautifully shaded with fruit trees. such IS
n. - pears and cherries of the most choca kiudG
70 sn early applicant snd good ead permanent te
7sut the premises will be rented leased on rea-
--sble tsrms. Persons desiring to rent are invited
r ~Iamine the premises
p Wv w r "AIDEEP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

Sa FOR EENT--A Frame Tenement,
Mi with rooms, on Concord or Central Railroad
A-@ street, back Of Wesley Chapel Possession n
rVe2 immediately. Rent 475. Apply to
sp 10 WIN WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

G. LADD'S LUlInER HOUSE, suuth
~ sue OF Basin, F0R RENT.-This iumOer
houae, the pr perty of the Jas e & Kg Co,
nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for tenant by
h' 81 Of April. The house is large and oommodi-
a1s well suited for a storage house or tobacco fac
-OiJ, f2r terms apply 30 the undersigned
MICHAELs,
mn <h-ts Agent for T. w Conneetiop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

hL MAPLE SUGAR CRoP.--The State of New
hofI PRODUCES more sugar than any other State in
the Union except Louisiana The estimate of the
Pe sugar production of that Stat. for the presen,
twenty millions of 7unds, which IL va ued at
crop ,or the whole Uaion is estimated at Is 500 600
POUNDS, worth sS 552 500, or very nearly equal to
9nen.l tne product from the sug.r case in the
ca states last year. The increased pr1ce Of gu
gar gar nss stimulated this production. which during
the very low prices Of from 1850 TO las, hed
nothicg fo sugar W i0ii oh "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

8<oCihEhN SAVINGS BA n X This
@ .hsLi.etlon i' new organized. Deposit. received
ceIl'he4-es bearing interest 81 the rate of per
#a. IL q longer date than six months or five Der
s'sht for shorter period issued At the Office Of
fSAACs TAYLOR, opposite the Banks
JAMES e. DUPUY President
WM a JEhKiNS, Secretary
/ sp a-dkelm -t''''iei-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

- Adyertfsements published until forbid Win 30
oo sents per square of ten lines fc7 the ArSt
Asefton, and Is eents for each continuancs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
| tfnD..
1 CARD.
PURCELL, LADD L 60.
HOLE SALE DRUGGISTS
Pearl street EfchmaGd

Desiehte 70 inform their friends, Merchants and ths
'tlc tn"t snce Inc destruction # their Store house
hfT, on the sd March, they have. bY srriva, per
7aineff and Express, made such additions to their
'ycs' as "'i ensb!e them as heretofore to fill or
70 tHttu1ted to them, with heir ususl promptrem
" Ihef store, for hs present, is on Pearl street,
lila opposite their old stard
spI7 nL,iats -, hAnD q ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

as sGK RENT The two lever rooms
kgVs On the corner OF franklin and 18th sts Also
E3 FOR HIRE, thu balance cf the yeer strong
a.sltty man, accustomed to any kind OF wcrk Z lso
FOR RkNT large cellar on Main street. attached
the granite f-Cnt Furniture Store no. "a Enquire
d the premises, Of
WIN A LEA,
ny 2-6t' WI. l. sATrERWHITE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

l~s fA.MIE.i EE%iDbNCF EGK RbNT
H4 The lower of the brick buIdiaes or the
%A north side # Main, between Sd sut ith streets
scentIy fnshe d. with II rooms and all suitable &C
smmodations foI family
'mh Il eots JOHN ROBERTSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

.rrS N0TICE.-I have for sale lease or
T,. rent II ousei Lets &C rom st to 33d street
SS@ and in the clu uaty Of Henroo, some OF " hieh
5,.5scuot be surpassed for beauty aad locality by
nv w,.hjn the eo!porsti0n limits; and when you
me 10 county Lots for soap ANA candle factories
Nsu,e ccu net have done more on her part for the
.3pperispce OF mar for to erect such stabshmenta
pou ell or sny Of the above | shslt be pleased TO
ave the views OF operators upon the subjsct now
q fore them
App!y to Fl. " TYLER.
- fnrt he IT,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

NTEW FURNITURE sTOkE.-We. the
/ undersigned, have taken the store ON Main st.,
No a where we have on land large assortment
Of City made work, which we promae TO sell cheap
er and perhaps better article than can be bought
in the city. We also continue 20 keep on band and
manufacture, at old stand. corner Of Franklia
and 18th streets all kinds Of C0FFINS. viz: Mshog.
have Hes,se Hacks ans ell the necessary articles In
the Undertss er line such Sheets, Shcouds Plates
kc which furnish en- more restcLable terms
than can be had in Riehmond.
VIM. A. LEA,
WEN L. sATTERWHIrE.
No. 2f Main at. and cor. Fraakjin and 18th sts
WAHTED-Three Journeymsn sbinet MAKERS
r. 9. Servants Collins ready made, 81 all hzes.
The above can be found at all hours st the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets. sp Dim
70 ELLEVUE HOsPITAL..-Thfs lpstifs'
ID ZION 10 situated on Church Hill, kicnmoao. VS.
in delightful, airy position, and 10 fuInnnea ~.
every convenience conducive TO the eomio' o' y"
tients and the successful treatment OF disesss.
The undsrssued rive their personal attendance 70
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. tsf
Whites s.....,,.,.............s.. . "a a
Private accommods stions. ...'-.''... n.zs
These rates embrace all charges Tor nosr~ Ass'
icines and Medical and Surgical saenossss'
~ No Small Pox admitted:
JAMES sOLToN, L. D,
a,.ee strest, between fth ans M.
- C. g. MILE NJ D.,
,,.h .,,est. between Broad and Marshall
kf. COLEMAN, H. D,
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physicisn-Dr. "ooD- nI-en
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

OLIVE OIL OF the t~,,awlng ceieefatee
~ hrards we. p, O.. 1ourdsn B,tve ss ). Y. sa'
gisalupi.n For sale BY BRIDGE OkD ~.
ny2 VI We g0x.
s)0 QUARTER CAsK-- POE WfcCk
OU tor sals By THos JoAss W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

i.oM W1.sHInGroK.-A difficulty occurred Wed.
ns.day, ~ Wliiard's Hotel Washington, between
meLeod murphy ead Daniel Z. siskles Mr. Mur.
au.,o pny on h' S'nnd.! addressed note to Mr. ssks
just putations in bis eforts to effect hin Murpnys,
,emSvai 90 civil engineer of the Brooklyn savy yard
Mr; olesies replied that the note was only . vague
sho unm 'anins menace, and such he had already
en ~ 700 much notice of it. Mr. Murphy not giving
autnor ssd the particulars of the allie CATION. Mr.
MuIPhy yesterday sent Maj. Watkins to see Nr
ie.les, when the lstter demanded the name of the
n1 tuIoLnant on whose statement Mr. Murphy based
cnarse snd denied the right to be Intercepted
luinot. iu Mr Murphy, considering Mr.. sickles note
,nsu!.ing, "a sent challenge through Maj Watkins -
mr sicEie, in his reply. s.id he had not used Ian
saase "nieh cast any imputstion on Mr.. Murphy ,
nJuo,, ava That there was thsrefsre no ground or
.'a wn.1n ne could demand an exrl,nation hostile
5euok here the correspondence res-s Wednes
Gay Gay morning Ar. Marphy obtained admission to Mr.
olo.ies chamber whilst he was in bed an d attempt
~. eI 70 oowhide him. struggle ensued wben MI g.
Iioi possession OF the weapon but received
M NJ "a ms Iace from the hand of his assailsnt.
NJ WI 9lur phy left Warrington that afternoon for
csr.d on his resi grafton az engineer was not sc
SSePLSo oy the government His encounter with Mr.
s'CAtcs l0rrns the staple Of town talk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

~ ioEAG ACccutr.odo,1--
"s'shouse, for the storage of Flour, Wbest
,CFn, Coffee, NC ae Heo'
sIsens having goods 10 store, would eonsult thai,
r'eies. uy storing with Ws save them ali trouhis
lsosl;lns shipping aud marking attending per.on.
1 y; 70 that ou, selves fo''on
iney also save large aInonnt Of money In dr,v.Vs
, ~ s'cilhg with US. Our WaIeheuse being sit
! % hes Of drkyage ''' anu uoi''eI
ianos effected st the lowest city rates II d.
j 20 BRIDGFORD CO.
-0'7 Corner 10th, Dock and Cary strset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

Sn FGH X ~ T-Tho very d. sirib;e
Et House, No 2lS Broad street. containing
Nj comfortable rooms aud zttsched most excel
snt Kitchen and very fine bsck yard.
The suosc bsr would DO glad TO have some senteel
suII7 with whom hirnself snd young clerk could
sosrd and let the g for The reLt Of the house
spry on The premises nv 5 g."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
'ARh hR, MINING q, CO

hhr NinMU O. CO.
Have r.csivs. No. 143, EHgie Square,
| 0sand'u' Befase Robes
1 u Va. OEgsndie do.
ffench Lace Hsntles
mourning do
fisn and sthped ChaIlis
y = -oL o. v-ry cheap Cambria and Muslin Band.
7 IN s1n~'a - LS--.:37 shares Viroinin HANK
"i"'h, virgins State STOCK,
.nI5 r. r. MAURY,
[ Exchange q nd Stock Rrokrr,
II IVxohD,s ~! MOKTIsING MACHINES
mv4 CLARksOH l. ANDERSON,
4 No. lt6, Msin at.
) H. -, Weigh =, AssUKTEU sIZES
IL 'Iofe and for sale by
j ny4 CLAkksok L. ANDERSON,
No. Io6. Msiu 81.
4 c., G. ~ Ed BACON IS slt,y Ibs nice Val
Ia b. Hof Mound Bacon on consignment and to,
a. "a E0GLESTOH L FIrZ9EEALD'
/ :, - Ia PeaTl s,ras.
J. II 'thLEfZ b ID IhDN e,ANpI e. ~.
.es p vel at reduced prices those we Rave oy
A5eio Ii''hs building viii do gsu 10 cal ana see
.,l - '"ry are VeIy beautiful ana durable rnd
Aln t' e.s thas marble Call. at "stationer.,
ss No Il rest street "''one''
Ss W, KNOWLES, Agent.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31

ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the owners Of the io-
y lowing lands in Plain township, Wool county, o.,
viz OF the halves of sections 20 ~ ami -, and
OF the east halves OF sections Is ~ anal 81 ami OF tbs
following lands in Liberty toruship viz of t-
halves OF sections = aud II. and of tie halves
of sections &. aud s that 10y orl,r Of the couni,
sonels ui sais county, the Viewers will meet ~ the
house OF Jonathan Sas5erry, on the 27ti da OF Janu-
ary 1868, TO view and lay out a road commencing NC
the south of section IL, in Liberty town
ship, and running north section lines tbs north
east OF section Is in Plain township, and tu;e
terminate also part OF q county road commencing
At the northwest ~ east half OF north esss
quarter of section 2O IN Plain township thence sou
to OtscSo ami lsknsve road, aal there tern lna;t
and to vacate the Ut-eGoiIskinsyiile rosd b, tween
the west line oi half OF north quarter OF SEC
ton 20. in Pluiu towushp ani the vest liae OF ths
north - OF secion II in township as sn,n
the other roads opened and III passate eoud..
tiun
n.nrmhsr 10 lSS1-3lriteNn
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Renewal of War.

The Kansas Herald Of Freedom, printed on the
10th, stops the Press to announce startling re-
port that regular battle had been fought
between the settlers and body af seventy Mis-
sourians, led on by adeputy U. S Marshal by
the name of Little, and that the latter was NOR
tally wounded 1t is understood that he was
engaged in making arrests under the rebellion act
The battle was fought on the Little Usage, some
IL or Is miles from Moneka. Rev. Mr.. Stew
art. OF Wakarusa. it says, is held prisoner by
the enemy A message was received from Mr.
Abbot, which it is understood was responded to
by company of cavalry from Lawrence. Word
was also forwarded TO Gov. Stanton, and he
had dispatched U. S. Marshal to learn the facts
and had ordered troops 10 the scene of conflict.
A message was also forwarded to Gen. Lane, at
Lecomnton. asking immediate aid.-Blade
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-31
INFLUENZA. AND COMMON GOLD.


Like thieves in the silence of the night, have carried
many to the silent grave They are caused by sudden
check of perspraton, by which tho stomach render
ed inactive and the lungs become loaded with corrupt.
ed matter which enters the blood and disease is the
result For all colds coughs and chils succeeded by
heat and for all feyers OF every FORM hoarscness and
rawness of the throat, lungs and stomach and for all
weakness and sickness of every kind from three five
of these Pills on going to bed for few days. will be
all that you require to restore you perfect health
1t has been admitted and claimed all Europe that
there mover was medicine, that will extrpate all
manner of disease from the system equal to Dr. Morse
Indian Root Pills." that the more you take them the
stronger you grow. They founded upon the prin-
cipe that lhe human body is subject but one disease
namely corrupt humors These Pills not only cleanse
the bowels but also follow the bio I'd through every
vein and artery and purify it from an morbid and
corrupt humors that disease of every name is driven
from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Females who value health should never be without
these pills 1t has been admitted by number of phy-
scians. that females cannot too highly value them-
They have given health and spirits to hundreds of e
males who without them would have been in their
graves They purify the blood remove obstrt ctions.
and give the skin beautiful clear, healthy and inter
esting Appearance. box OF these Pills is a great
medical companion at certain periods. From one to
three should bs taken every day until relief is obtained
few doses occasionally, when we'll will Ike the sys-
TEN in healthy condition
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines