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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

~ - ] 1 4 L 4 r.,
situated on Main, bct,ceen First and Second Yrests
Richmond, "a,
PoR rHg cuas OF ALL NERVOUS MALADIgs
AND CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY
IsN0W OPEN FOR Tgs RECEPTION OF PATIENTS
DIR. GREsHoM HUFF, formerly OF
the city OF New York, and late OF the city OF Lexnx
toa h - to tue Medical Faculty OF which cities he
Jhers full reference, having devoted himself TO the
Important speciality Of Electro Therape utics Will at
this Institute direct his attention usual to The cure
and Chronic Rheumatism. st, Wins Dance. Nervous
affections OF the Head. stomach, Spleen and Liver
Sndntss from raraly ysis of the optic nerve (amau-
oss) Deafness from Paralysis Of the auditory nerve
nerve Of heartng;l Weakness Swelling Of the
Joints uscuiar Contractiuns. and all disease. inc-
dent to females, by his peculiar modo OF EMPLOYING
ELECTRICITY.
Asmany have attempted to employ this snbtle
agent The cure of d,eases without the least com
paiatiVc success. DR.. Hun would beg leave to say
that his system cannot be initiated without much tx
PEHIESCR IN ITs APPLICATION.
DR.. j. Liz JONES. Licentiate OF the Royal Col
ege of Physicians of London whose success in the
atment and cure OF diseases Of the Generave Or
gan. and Chronic Diseases in that metropolis is well
known, is engaged in this Institute.
Mrs. Watson late Madame Bourgeois Matron Of
ssion, aided by no inconsderabie perience in the
DiagnOss and Prognosis of Disease and Therapeu-
tics generally. Cher father and husband having been
phytIcans, and she their assstant) will perhaps be
considered a sufficient guarantee that her depart
ment will be suitably filed.
In many local diseases remedial agents are trans,
fused into the ec ted Part by the electric process
Glandular TumOrs Guitre. enlarge OF the Ton
sil Glands, &c, successfully treated without the
knife.
Tho Chemical and improved Fumegating Baths OF
he late Dr. Gales Of Paris, France administered
at this institution They have very salatsry iniu-
'nce over those Of scrofulous nature A Judicious
'dminstration OF these baths (wthout any other re-
medal agent have cured Drorsy in its most fearful
form, Chills and Fevers, Scorbutic Affections and
ther chronic diseases.
Private Lectures delivered to ladies week by
the Matron of the Institute
Persons wishing the treatment of the Electro-The-
rapeutic Institute, requested to apply for COPY
II ElectroTherap peutcs, which will be mailed free to
their address. Attending phv sicians:
GERSH0M HUPF, MD.
j. LEr. JUN rs. NJ. ID.
E8- Reception hours from o'clock A. NJ till 5 p NJ.
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DRowNED.-On Sunday last. Mr..

gntus Weis, German citizen. was drowned in
tap,es mili Pond, in fIenrico county. ivs miles
N,rth OF this city. In company with several
alsnas, hs got into boat to take ride, and diss
so.eI'nS one or two casks sunk in the water, hs
stts mpted to raise of them when the boat can
sih.a ~ precipitating the party into the pond All
o. them swan lahore but weis who soon sans 10
rise no more The body was recovered some time
after the accident and an fnnue.t bsd ov.r i, -.
terday morning, the jury returning q verdict ef
accidental drowning.
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ILLNESS OF Hon. THOMAS ii. BESTON.-Hon. Thorn
Ii. Benton lies exceedingly i'll in Washington c
ty, of disordercd bowels lie has been ndsposed
some ten days, but did not yield TO it until We'd
nesday. Doctors Hall and May are almost ia
slant attendance. His case is considered critical
aud deep interest experienced as to its course.
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T OUIS ]. BOssIEUX begs to inform

| UUIo j. BUSSIEUA Degs 70 Inform
IL country merchants. and the public generally,
stock of CONFECTIUNARIKs, which he is enabled
offer to the town, ant particularly tho country
trade at satisfactory prices lie socits call feel
ng assured of his ability to please to quality,
prices, &C.
For the very liberal encouragement bestowed, he
returns his thanks and promises his bost endeafors
to merit a continuance.
Particular attention paid 10 packing and forward
ing Please call at the Candy Mandatory and
Fruit store, No. sn Main street. SCI
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THROWN FROM A HoRsE.-A young man
named Tinsoy, residing in Hanover county, was
thrown from his horse near Clay street chapel,
yesterday morning, and had his right shoulder dis
located. The horse became alarmed by the soldiers
on parade as they passed along Broad street, and
off
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-We understand
that Nrs. Fucher, Of Union Hill, while suffering
from an alteration Of mind, attempted suicide
Yesterday morning, by cutting her throat, but did
nor succeed in producing death. The loss of Q
Shlid some few weeks since, and bodily suffering,
have seriously impaired her mind.
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WHElT GROWING REGIos-The Rockford nlii-
noisl Register puts In a claim for Winnebago as the
banner wheat growing county in the State. One
township alone raises 10000 bushels 1t IL esti-
mated that G6,0G0 acres Of wheat were put In in
that county, producing. Mt the least calculation,
one p,iHion str hundred thousand bushels!
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REMOVAL.-We have removed tempo

REMOf Alive nave removed tempo
~ rarily TO No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel. where We shall be pleased to see our old
friends. U. W. PURCELL CO,
Je4 Exchange Brokers.
UEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third house, South OF Trinity
Church, South side, and abOut hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. r. continues to treat oil
sJphlitc and gcnorrheal mplaints nd having had
much practice in this line natiers mseft that he can
1--WE very general satisfaction cali from those in
t.rested is solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vends Que Of the best restor-
lives Chemical Extract Of French Flowers for con-
sttutionS weak ness ever offered to the public
Dr. P. may be consulted coufidentialy by letter or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to
Ter, in almost any direction
Office hours from 8 A. NJ, till 9 M Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
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ISGRATITUDE.-Anton Mu-illo, after
enjoying the hospitslities Of J. Louis fo< weeks
got drunk last Saturday, and abused and threaten
ed him. for which he committed to prison yes
terday morning, in default of bail.
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INsoLENT.-A slave named Moses, in
the service Of Messrs. Turpin Kessee was found
guilty by the Mayor of using insolent language TO
William b. Page, and ordered to receive scJle Of
stripes.
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THE BRoSTE FAMILY At HAwnnrH.--On Monday
last his grace the Dnke Of Devonshiro paid a visit
to the Rev p Bronte as proof Of his eraces es-
timation Of the venerable incumbent and of the
departed worth and genin. ri his talented chill
dren.-Leeds Times.
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NEWSPAPERS IN MISNLs0rA-At the present time
forty three werkly and three daily newspapers are
printed and published In Minnesota. ofthese sew
enteen republican in politics, fourteen de-
than one year old. Nine Of them date the COM
mencement Of their existence within the past two
months.
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HELD TO BAIL.--Daniel Keif, George
Eubank, James Baker, owen Rawling, and Benja
min Sharp, charged with stealing brass from the
steamer Ben Sheppard, were aeld to bail for their
good behavior yesterday.
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CoNTINuED.-Al Williams,
charged with being drunk and dsorderly la the
street has given bail to appear before the Mayor
thi. morning To answer for the offence.
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FIRE.-On Sunday night last the rear

FIRE.-On Sunday night last the rear
tart of the large brick tenement. northwest corner
of 18th and Cary streets, owned by DR.. M0seby, OF
hnriolk, was set on fire, and strong northeast
Sind blowing at the time, the entire block the
lwo west teuements Of which were owned by MIR
EiJah Baker, was enyeloped in flames. The fire
men hastencd to the scene, and labored unceasipg-
~ 10 extinguish the fire, but failed to do so un-
I'll the three tenements were gutted. The build
ings were worth but little, being very old Mr
Baker was insured.
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SHAHY.-In Patriot. Ind, last week. the keep
er Of grocery sold liquor 10 Albert Driver a boy
ten years old who got very DRINK and died from
ed at the indignation Of the citizens end dtcamped
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There were o7i deaths in New York last week,
70 Of consumption.
President Buchanan has declined an Invitation
Of the Marine Association of ST. Louis 70 visit thai
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PUNISHED. Ben. slave to A. J. Chris
tian, was convicted before the Mayor, yesterday
morning, of stealing chain from John Mcguire,
and ordered 10 receive twenty stripes.
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LAID 6vER.-WlInam II. MOTIFS and
Ballard s Humphrey were before the Mayor yes
tsrday morning, to answer for being engaged in a
fght near the theatre last Saturday night Some Of
the witnesses being absent, the investigation was
oned until to-day.
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PosTAL FAcnirIgs--Ths Postmaster General has
or Tered that in Philadelphia there shall bs estab-
lissed branch Offices throughout the city for the
rettpr and speoder transmission of city letters
This is the London system. Two cents rs charged
for letter from one person in the city TO anoth-
er-one cent for the carrier aud one for the Office
I is taken from the box into which it IL dropped
to the next station, from which IL is transmitted
- the party to whom it is addressed Letters 70
the mail sent at once to the main ONCE. These
branch post offices parts Of the main ONCE.
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WHERE IT CANE FRoN.-It seems that the famous
memorial 10 the President got up in this
city at Yale Commencement-at the time Wendell
phillips addressed the thi Beta Kappa Society,
"straws show, &c '--Nsto Havsn Re9is.tr.
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sUTcIDE.-I.ast Sunday, Mrs. Deutcher, aged %
years, of Stratford, Connecticut, committed suicide
by jumping into a we'll. She was supposed to be
insane,
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'Boy," said an ill-tempered old fellow to a noisy
lad, 'Wbat are you holerin for when l am going
by," "Humph," returned the boy, 'what are You
going by for when I'm hollerin,
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BOARD OF MANAaERs.-A meeting OF
the Board Of Managers Of the Virginia Mechsnies
Institute will be held In the hall Of the Institas
this evening at ~ o'clock.
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CRIss IN CIScISSA1.-Therea are 0S prisoners now
confined in the county Jail at Cincinnati. Among
them on charge OF murder, l for arson, l for
stabbing with intent to kill, for shooting II for
assaults and batteries. Quite calender for So
quiet place as Cincinnati! Among the lines re-
ported in the Cincinnati papers of Friday last is
Of swindling, of druggng stranger and robbing
him at public house, the arrest of party for
passing counterfeit money, and charge against a
man named Theodore Skinner for brutally out
raging two little girls only and the other 10
years of age. The morals Of Cincinnati evident
ly improying
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REMOVALS. &c.

y K NJ OV A The office Of the City
~ Water Wsks, has been removed to the Old G a.
WORKS on Cary, below 18th street.
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COLD PLUNGE.-Dnring the fire on Sun
day night last, Mr. ALEXANDER TisBEsLAKE, a mem
Der Of No. Company, in attempting to get hold
OF one OF the brakes of the engine slipped into the
Dock, head foremost. but was speedily rescued
from his pcrilous position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-15

THa TENNESSEE STATE FAIR.-The annual Tonnes
see state Fair is to be held this year the Fair
Grounds near Nashville, commencing Monday, 90
t%ber IL, and ending Saturday, October II. The
81 ounds consist of about forty acres. The prsmi-
uns offered this year are unusually large, and are
intended to embrace every department of meehan-
cal, agriC ulural. manufacturing and household in
dustry The Governor Of the State is e1 offcio the
President Of the Bureau. Gov. johnson, the re-
firing President will deliver the opening address
Monday, October II, and Gov. Harris, the Prssi-
ssnt elect will deliver the concluding address, on
Saturday, October IL.
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FAILURE IN New ORLEASs.-The paper OF COM
mission house in New Orleans, chiefly engaged in
the cotton and sugar trade, went to protest Friday
and Saturday. The house has been established for
several years, and has connections in other parts
of the South nrd in Europe.
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EDUCATION
nay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ,nIr

DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
,-..,ie Inc Rev W WEBB, A. M. will resume
, rem si tae Sycamore Chsrch on tith strcet be-
rwTn Broad ans Marshall, lately occupied by Mr. r.
", hoe'er Ihe course Of study will conprise IN al
VI put most approved schools eiher North or south
o,Luaorou9nness I. every department will bs sps-
, sH ressrued In addition 10 collegiate ednea.
sonay VISITING. within the last few years the most
approved institutions Of oar country to tntrsduc.
ih.o ms system all that ID really desirable
,ihe most satisfactory references given Also
abundant evidence Of acceptance at syerv moi NJ M
which his services have hitherto been On gsQsd
Terms and farther particulars on application.
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VERMONT E1Ecrroy.-The Bellows Falls Time. h.,

VERMONT ELEcrIoS.-The Bellows Falls Times has
returns from 159 towns, which give Fletcher rep,
about Il 900 votes, and Keys, DEM. about 10000
Majority for Fletcher l. 900. The remaining towns
will increase this majority. The Senate will be
unanimously republican, and the House. thus far,
stnnds: renmhicans IL. democrats 81
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WOMAN KILLED WITH AN AxE-A horrible nur.
der was committed near Lsrue. Kentucky, on the
18th nit. The district in which it occurred Is call
ed Level Woods. The victim was q Miss Mary
Shader, about % years of age. She came from
Bardstown, aud had been residing there for some
months ..ately she had changed her residence,
aud WAS living with Mrs. Murphy. On the day
in question, Mrs. Murphy had went to Q neig ighbors,
and when she returned found the body Of Miss
ohader lying in the door, her head being horribly
mutlatei with an axe. From appearances there
had been a severe struggle between the woman and
h-r murderer. Mrs. M.s infant was found lying
on a bed, seriously, but not mortally wounded. A
nrgro was suspected Of being the murderer.
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A VERY PECULIAR DIsH-when our marty Of .,x
bad seated themselves at the centre table, nv At
tention was attracted by a c7rtr.d dish something
unusual at q Chinese meal. On nc, .sin signal the
cover was removed; and presently ae face Of the
table was covered with juvenile crabs which made
their exodus from the dish with all possible rapid
ity. The crablets had been thrown into n plate Of
vinegar just rs the company sat down-such an i'm
morsion making them more brisk and lively than
usual But the sprightly sport Of the infant crabs
WIS soon checked, by each guest seizing which he
couls, dashing it into his mouth, crushing Ii be-
tween his teeth and swallowing the whole morsel
without ceremony. Determined to do as the Chi
nese did tried this novelty also with ons-wth
two. succeeded, finding the shell soft'and gslati.
nous, for they were tiny creatures, not more than
a day or two old. But was compelled to give in
to the third, which had resolved to take vengeance
AID gave my lower lip nip so sharp and severe 80
TO make me relinquish my held and likewise desist
from any further experiment of this naturs-Lit
u CiiJl1
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NOTlCE.-On the 18th day Of Septem-
~ Der, the Misses MURRAY will reopen their
house, on Grace street between 5ih and 9Th streets
Tor the reception of boarders. eu 3l-2awtIO
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T0URNAMTSr.-A splendid tournament came on
st tbs Fauquler White Sulphur Springs on Wed
n 'sGay. James Green, Knight OF Norfolk, was pro-
claimed victorious. Miss Sawyer, OF Norfolk city,
vas crowned Queen by the victorious knight Of
torfok, Miss Emily Green, of Washington, was
crowned 1st Maid Of Honor while Miss Phsnix. Of
baltimore. was crowned I'd Maid. and Miss Fanny
Green selected as the 81 Maid Of Honor. The grand
ftucy bail came of ON Thursday night
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CCHOOL AT SUMMER HILL Tbo

- next session of my school, In Chesterfield, will
commence the 10th of October and close the 10th Of
August under the tuition of Mr. r. b. Msury grad
uate OF the University, very highly recommended by
pr Harrison, and selected with special reference to
several boys not fourteen years OF age as com
panions for my own children. Tho house is in the
oTest on well drained knoll, and protected on all
minutes drive of Richmond it is perfectly retired Ii
mar suit parents in Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach of their children
Terms-s1o, payable onehalf In advance and the
other half on the lst of March. The instruction is
intended TO it boys for college
au 25-ifTWkStf FRANK n PuVpys
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NNA OF MHLIoNATsR-Soms ten years or
:ofe since the late John Stephens took IL into
ms head to build "a place. at South Amhov IN
NF" Jersey Ihe site was q barren. dismsI-
looking pine forest, covered In sand up. 10 ones
Knees The property-if property IL vas-belorg
Ell to the Z. and A. Railroad Company Us n,o
posed TO purchase. Now, the corporation vcn,d
most checrfuly have made him present OF n. hpt
Commodore Stockton and other intimate friend.
interfered. The Commodore said and trulv az
you give John this sand patch, he won't touch A.
lie has got kiuk in his head and let us humor
it." Csarge him 10000 for it, though II isn't
worth slxpence an acre" They did So and soon
the "kink' developed itself The grouyd was aIlsd
with ugly pine trees and stumps Mr.. 8. set to
WORK to clearing this pine barren In a style auIts
marvellous to his neighbors. lie brought to his
sih an enormous locomotive ngine aud with double
niscks and tackle, brought down the giants OF the
"rest 10 no time. 1t bis habit OF morning b.v
ing made last his tackle over night, to A coupls Of
NSar"oe stumps, to rise with the SUM- set up steam
on 'he locomotive, and then, "Stand from uuier"
"as the word. One or the othsr must give v,x
ahn presently the doomed one spranx into the Air
perhaps sixty feet falling with a tbund.rIn,
crash The freak diverted him, and brought a new
e8citehent' Alter season or two, he determined
to ascertain II he could make this New Jersey O..
hara "blsssom like the rose" go be built H..
self superb mansion house, planted several tho,
sand peach trees, well graperies In all dire
tiuns, constructed an artificial lake of Ave sr,.s
which he stocked with fish and laid ont some :.
hundred scres with such incompatible .kiJI ana
taste that this ayorte country seat of his became
on" of the most picturesque and highly cultiy.tad
in the State.-iTt<r'S SPIRIT.
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EDUCATION.

V lRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~, sTAUNT0N, VA.-Rt. Rev. w. MEADE. d. D.,
President of Directory.
tory ~'S
heV. X u Phillips Principal assisted by full
esrps OF experienced Teachers
ut Mrs. II: W, sHEPPEY. Heads Of the family.
ne next session OF this Institution will commence
on the last WsdnsSddy in September
terms Tor the Scholastic year; for Tuition aud
board including ,odshin0, fuel light and furnished
Registers seat. on application 70
Rev. IT. PHILLIPS or
sTAUSroN, Aug. H. 81
4 ID IkCI q 4
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I IQUORS.-We have in store a large
IL and general assortment Of choice Brandies,
choice old WHISTLES, chsice Gin and Cherry Brandy
| Virginia Apple brandy, and a large and varied col
lection Of Sther hiskiss and Brandcs all of which
We will sel at small advance on cost.
ss4-lm WINSTON POWERS.
NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE.-Having disoontfn.
ued Evening Sales, will sell, privately daily
in lots 10 suit pure hase the balance ofs very heavy
stock Of Watches and Jewelry remaining unsold, al
very low prices In order that may be able TO rem
der sales as soon possible. Country merchants nd
the ctisens generally are invited 10 examine cur
spn-.s Il Main st.
EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
IL NEET-Haye you tasted CANFlELDe OCfo-
orders and try it. The Subscriber IL prepared 10
furnish his patrons and the public generally with
this very popular drink In pint and hall pint bottles,
! and in quantities 10 suit customers. His superior
sods Water continues to be in high favor with the
public. Those in want of any OF the above articles
weuld do well TO give me a call before purchasing
elsew here, their superiority is almost universally
| WARREN OANFIELD, Agent,
| auR 2Oth ST.. between Main and Franklin.
I00 BAGS prime Rio, Laguayra, Java
| IOO and Mocha COFFEE, in store and for sale by
| se4-lm WINSTON 4 POWERS. ?
100 BOXES Jackson's Candles for sale
IOo by WILLIAM TAYLOR.
HAY.-200 bales, under deck, prime ar
IL tiele. landing, for sale by
IN BOXES prime Cheese for sale by
w sell WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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NCHOoL FOR BOYS, ON CHURCH HILL,
~ OPPOSITE TEMPERANCE HALL.-The subscriber re-
turns hls sincere thanks 10 his friends and the pub
c or the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
ne mas opened at the above pse. His nc hool is In
Winter months. No pains will be spared 10 give per-
49, TERMS:
Spelling, Reading and Writing. Der ouarter q, M
arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography s Is
hoeSkeepIng. Philosophy, History &c, 8 90
n B.-The best Of reference can be given
All 8-2awSw q SAUNDyps
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THE Hoo CHoLERA.-The hog cholera is said TO be
very destructive in parts of Kentucky. A farmer
At Millersburg has lost IS ont of hogs and others
in the vicinity over one hundred. The living herds
were pushed on to Covington fast as possible.
for the Cincinnati market The hog crop will
be very large i'll spite of the dsease-returns to the
State Auditor, from each county adding up l50 900
more than last year. The sickness is not general
1t has appeared also In various parts of Indiana
The manifestations Of the disease are very similar
to those in the human body. DiarrhGa, loss Of ap
petite, prostration and rapid sinking.
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MRS. S c. WEBB will resume the ex-
" ercises of her School at the ,orusr of Mar
5hall and 2tth streets, on MONDAY, the 2Sth inst
Terms as heretofore se 3roawti.,,,c
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L'RESH PRuNES. Receiving this day
l. 10 cases Prunes. for sale ,,