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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

RID GIANr.-In Lafayette, Indiana, they hav,
gigantic Indian on exhibition. He 10 10 years o
age, stands seven feet seven inches iu his moe
cAssins, and weighs four bundred and eighty. si,
pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

CAGE items There were but three
persous committed to the station house last Sat-
nrday night; two Of these were white aud one
black. and all oftheM for getting drunk and max
ing lodging places of the sidewalks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

A LARGE BoULosR.-A msss OF copper, weighip,
200 pounds. was sakeu from the Ridge mine
Michigan, few days ago. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

ard decrease in the Affections 10 which huuspity
. heir. And We do % now, in beariDg + sttmOpy o
he wonder working powers Of Dk9J HOeTkT-
sERS CELkBkATED BIT EKe, fsr dista aseso the
out q rlval. ana the people wnom IL has bsnshtsd
aven within iimltod period, are to be countsd by
thousands- The Bitfers bases its rsputAtion more
venient friends to say Tor IL Ror Dyspsrsia nasu-
ence, Constipation etc., etc IL cannot b. SUPPRESSED
IN spsediress cf eure. Try them. and sur word SOf
For sale By Druagists and Dealers generally. eve
where. 412 II H-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

sIssuLAR CoNSEcrIoN.-The Sparta (rsnp) Times
publishes the marriage of Joseph Rodgers. sact
nInety-two years, to Mrs NAscy Chaosisr, age.
twshty'nve years. By this marriage, Mr.. Rodssr
becomes brother.in-law to HE erspdson-his crs M
son having married his wifss sister some Of 3
years since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

STORM AT CAMP MEEriNG-A correspondent of
he Fredericksburg Herald, writing from a camp
meeting, at Psrnbam, Va, says:
On Thursday, after q solemn and affecting ser.
non by the Rev. E. P. Wilson, the congregation
was driven to the tents by a storm which ragged in
widest fury for about an hour aud q half The
roar OF the wind aud rain through the trees the
loud crash Of the thunder, and the bright light.
aings lash-the startling creaks CT tent tim kers
,nd the fall of limbs of trees broken by the Storm
mingled with the songs and prayers swelling forth
rom almost every tent, made one feel quite queer,
[ assure You.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

kEnovAE or m. Posr Oyfrcn.-The
fose 0a'ee viii b removed this morning to the
,c.s Custom Houss, near the corusr Of Maiu and
.vsn .sreets orders 70 thst effect having been re-
~ ION tne Departmsnt yesterday morning.
Lns morning. mails will be received and opeued n
ne oid Once until o'clock, when IL will Be closed,
.uo sne sIfernoo1 mails will b opened IN the new
sssaoiishmeue. Postmaster Bigger has % arranxed
soo Iemevai that the public viii b .scut or only
possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

ISoEEDrARIsM AT lste hour last
Friday night the stable Of Mr.. W. X. Snyder, on
BAcon's Qnarter Branch, was set on FIRE and burn.
ed. gentleman residing on the Avenue saw two
Young men running from the direction of the sta
BILE, jast before the flames we're discovered, but
suspecting nothing wrong at the time, did not no
tice them sufiicientIy to recognize them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

ALMOST FAfAL. Last Saturday morn
Ing ~ Mrs. Dennis m old lady vas pas.ins fromthe
yexe.aole to the meat market, on 9Th vas
knocxso down BY four mule team. driven By
negro fellow, and 90 severely stunned that she had
- - oe taken home. The negro came dasbing siopg
Marshall street with his team. ntterlv regerdisss
Of psr.ons passinR. and whom he saw Mrs D fall,
instead OF stepping TO render her assistsuce crack.
ga h'a whip and sroveo6 m IL nothing had happen.
ed. we have hesesosore urged upoI the c5uncii
market places during market hours. 70 protect our
citi1eus against being run over by teams that
could pass on other streets, and We hope that the
above example will be sufilcleot 70 cause the mar
YET committee TO mako the recommendation
Where human life can be protected and no injury
will result to any one, by the cordons IL seems to
us TO be worse than madness TO refuse to have
them stretched.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

MISSISSIPPI LKvEE CONVENTION. vicksbure
Whig learns that the planters Of the river counties
If Mississippi have agreed to meet 10 convention
At Greenville, Washington county, on Monday, tine
Ilth day Of October next, for the consideration OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

VIoLEEr ASSAULT William Ferguson.
a fellow Of mixed blood, was held TO bail BY the
Mayor last Saturday 20 auswsY TO morrow for .
Violent assault upon John Cooper. with brick
The Injured fellow vas 90 badly OF that bis phys-
clan would not allow him to leave his bed last Sat
ardsy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

In TIGHT Piazza few days siace, ~ the water
worxs company ia New Orleans were removing
obstructed pike, they found within it an alliga
tor about Ave feet in length. How the creatrrs
got 10 there became at once . matter Of woDdei
aud speculation. 1t Was dead whom found, but ss
it was impossible tor any creature Of its size to gs
into the pipe, no hypothesis h open even to coll
lecture, save that it entered from the reservoir
wheo young, and grew to the sizs at which it Wac
fund while pursuing its solitary way through tn.
subterranean channels into which It had ventursd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

TESTIMONIAL Henry ,. Cisvsrly, Of Boston. hrst
ofac@r Of the brig Marine, whom she rendered such
ehcisnt service in saving the passesgers Of tne
srecksd steamer Central America. has rscsiyed
from the Central America Fund Committse" the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Coax CRoPs AZ fHR WEsf.-Accordipg to the Lou
isviIIe Courier, the present crop of corn through
out Kentucky, Indiana, Iilinois and Tennessee'
rather late, but the summer has been unusually
favorable causing the crop to mature rapidly, With
90 danger of damage by early frosts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
\ NTHRACITE AND VIR0INIA LUM

- COAL-The subscriber, dsaler IN the above
hand the Oest white aud red Ash Philsdsiphia Coal
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
call upon him before giving others orders. on fhe
pretencs Of thsir selling Coal lower, being deter
mined 20 sell coal as low Any dealer 10 shs city.
sAusfy them Pc LARUS, ~ Main st,
Or ofaceoa the Dock. between l7th and 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

HARD FALL late hour Last Sat.
nrday night, the wafchmen discovered William
King lying in an alley, insensibiy drunk, and on
taking him up, found that he had severe cut
upon his head. from which the blood was rapidly
flowing. They took him to the first station house,
where his wound, doubtless received in fall. was
attended to, and yesterday morning he was re-
leased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

FATAL ACCIDENT On last Wednesday.
one Of the brakemen connected with the Mail
Train on the Richmond and Danville Rail Road.
was killed, near Meherrin Bridge, 10 Charlotte
county. The man, whose name is Dick Hunter.
was leaning over the platform of one Of the pas
senger cars, while the mail train was passing the
gravel train at siding bic head was struck by one
Of the gravel cars and he knocked CT the train
which passed over him, breaking one leg aud one
arm. He died shortly Afterwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
A SWIMMING MArca-Youye L.pY Rescued p,

SWIMMING MAfca-YoUSe LADY RESCUED BIZ A
"PEEPIsG Toa."-Thst even so mean business az
that of I" Peeping Tom" may turn cut happily,
the following, from the Pittsburg Dispatch proves
AtMurdock cksviie. some young ladies had selected
ashady nOok snh were enjoy ing y river bath, when
two Dung fellows, strolilng in The woods heard
unusual piashnk In the water and, following their
ears. were amazet and shall W. ss: its--deiip ht.
en, On turning sharp bend In the river to behold
me water nymphs fl ating in the ripp ing current,
it'er than the naiads and more enchanting than
s,rens. Conceailng themselves, Que of the rnscais
wagered thirty dollars on the swimming power OF
an~xen.haired divinity against a small dark-eytd
;,eauey the two being the leaders of the party and
the most expert swimmers The wager was accent
ID The TWO had st. uck ont for long sw M strong
swim aud swim alt e ther, when the ,air halr,0
sne shrleked turtlei tuftlei' and terribly
frightened. sank under the surface
ltwas strus gle Detwe. gallantry and duty wi h
the oung men; but the one who had acce pted the
challenge leaSt from his hiding place into ths
treaB, and str kiUg Out boldly, succeeded in seiz
ing the insensible end drowning girl and dragged
aer 10 the shore. Uf cOurs5 the rei aiuder OF Ihs
parts had II d, but soon returned took char Ge OF
the nearly tnanlmste form, and restored her to
consciousness In .onsi GRAFTON of the service per
formed the young fellows we're granted sbsolusiop.
rhe heroic r.seuer Of the young lady, kowever.
claimed the thirty dollars. on the ecsre that hi
lymph had fairly won the match. Ifit H. not dnst-
ID up, the young men propose that he ladies shall
Try 1t again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

LOTTERY SwNDLIHd.-A New Yorker has drawn
an eighth Of $4,000 10 Of the lotteries ct the
south, and csna0t get the concern 70 pay up
rhe New York Journals congratulate their readers
on ths result, ss they think this species of gam
bling will soon be played out, when prfsss prove
hlankl. .EasE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

ExrRAoRpISAaY fscUrDffY "A cow belop ging t.
Mr.. Folieu, near Spring vsie Fairfax county, Va.
lately brought forth, at birth fur we'll formed
vigorous calves, which are all "doiDs well.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

DaowyED-Mary Cash, au elderly white woman
~aa drowned near Falmouth Bridge, IN the vicinity
of Prederick sburg, Va, on Wednesday nixht, da
ring q orm Her body was found on Thursday
morning Ajury was summoned, and returned
verdict that she came to her death By accidental
Drowning" She was addicted TO the intempsrate
use Of liquor. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

AsDicAlIon The Abdication Of tho King Of Ho,.
iand, Is believed probable at the Hague And :,
Seriin. The Prince Of Orange viii be auslined bv
,ccono tns throne on the 9Th OF September
found mystery. p'V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

s The city WhaTvss ct New 0vlesus have been sold
tes four ysarsa and . months, q 81, ,062,ooo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
-. ~ !! !ElCCa.osD. Pr. ,ss.. ,s.N !,

1AOn1VNVs Jul Iyxms f01k
~To On n. KAHH:-DnAn 6SH: i feol
it duty owe 70 you. 70 seste 70 ths pshAtc, Ne
nsck, Of fifteen years stAnoing. WeiGhtng pDwas&e
n thiee pounds. withOus tie uss q . kl1& ard q
which IN nov well wAM o1nntno6 " ovvego1
eminent pey sicians Of NJ eeaniy. Who eastDea -
70 have nothing eons VIII Il.
Yours 90 MABY u oBUDDD
- ks@denee 1eaver Dana aAnoses onanty. va.
:. - Dn kama ofaes y The carner q ~ ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

tLOVER HILL COAL-I am prepsr
~ ed 10 receive orders for ths above Coal as IS for
lump, and 81 50 for hail, to be delivered Wnen il
saits the convsuisnce of purchasers aud ask the
patronage OF former customers and other. Sho may
choose to buy FROM me- n D WHITING,
Office near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

OM1I MUX MfDX XXM0.
nov ofIsr the sams 70 the Dgblie S
nsss: oes &c g shs ~ ~ - cas.Ie -
DkPVx6, &c. sess ~ ~ - q -
M siso makes "A invaluable YArx1 a. IN rssnI
stoRs e: Is.ky onss. ard pssvsau dec Hsuiy ri
kosa lai,ssa uish ~ nassriAi IN - ssssiss
=. On YAkk O.
~ oesssy Rights ID vhsisA & -
~ 2l-1m 80 s. kssS's q fl1 3 77 sssg
CSU1IoM. - Mssars. G. D. TALL .
90; ass sas cely Agsen. 80 e1 le99e -
slc1 gos . the rAssas Y0lcs, viA = lles 80 9i
tFvbis damaged. -..e.- lan21 - : -
- RA1ns 1Asus, nAs.e ~hea
Jold and shower uash4 g. =. ~ 1 So
sonrs. 9 tAs Afsssea. ~ 9sss1a&: =.
1AeRanco - llfA eegeees - =. - - - = a- - eaM
61l1le nlsls = eea1a. g : es.ssa ss -
- WAsnn Oessane. II 1eEe g
3ss3s zsc - - ~ - = = -
:. .,s.. ,,..''- ss.ss.ss ss.sss / - ~, y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

saki NsAi-The Columbia e. C) CAreliuiau. IN
puonsnias the Queen's message and the President'.
srms OF England. and over the Presideut's reni,
placed the American eagle. Very neatly done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

VALUE OF SLAvEs-The value Of slave property 10
Aississippi 10 $s29 009 200. Each slave in the pa
rsh Of Sc. Mary. Louisiana, nets his master $l55
year, almost thirtyth per cent. Of his assessed
value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

a LI0oRIcs BoILgRs, 30 AND 100
iALLoNs, FOR Woop on CoAL-T These BoiIers have
very simple a rangernen for regulating the hsss
and for retaining it at . given Temperature Sor (
I hg time. ) ust " hand, per schooner Hawaii and
0E0RaE HTAHRkTT.
n; B.-ama'ler sizes. to arrive also the Iarmsr'
Boilers, all sizes. on hand. -, - = IL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

~ JAoKson's CxLkBxATyD Dlr4xA..
TAKs jAoKs0Rs BIFrERs.
If you have Bilious Fever,
TAKE yACKsOk,B BIr1HRs.
If you have Summer Complaint.
TAKE JACKSON's DlTTER8.
A. TONIC. and cursr Of 6snerai Debility. is b
unsurpassed.
fo. ssIe By Druggists generally. prics suly -
cents per bottle. Is b JAOkGlN,
an 2-ts Pr0Dristor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
QEDUCTION IN COKE. The prices o.
CQKE. until further notice. will BE- as foilcvs:
soss sof Ian hemR oss gss iScd

HARD Coke. Doth grA0ee % 90.
At these prices Coke H. eli things considered thu
the market, durinG the coming season.
Tk1ns-CSsh on delipeSr, ev o. demGad.
~ Yards corner 10th street and HAnn, and coYnel
Byrd and 9Th. South side Canal.
my lS-ts JNO JWkaTH AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

G. Advertiser says, that gentleman who hsd
tried the suhjoined recepe, pronounced It good
and desires II pnblished for the benefit of ell suf
'erers under this terrible malady: One teaspo0nfu
Of Aioes dissolved In one pint Of whiskey, the
best; one teaspoonful of Tsrtaric Acid dissolved H.
one pint of water. Mix the two, and take one
teaspoonfui Of the mixture three times . day
Take water with Tarfaric Acid In IL, a. drink
while using the medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
FARMING IN GERMANY An American, travellip

FARNISa IN GERNANy An American, travelling
in Germany, says the read from Berlin to Leips,c
passes through beautiful snd highly cultivated
country. The land 10 generally cultivated by
small farmers, Who either own or rent 1t. The
principal crops are rye and potatoes, and indeed
tbese may be said to be the staff and almost sole
support of the peasantry. Occasionally, as one is
~hirled along 1T the rate of twenty We miles per
hour, never faster, patch of barley, or rapeseed
n m!llet, or mustard, may be seen, but potatoes
aud rye are as seven to The land is cultivated
q long, narrow strips, and as the eye rests upon
he landscape, with its diversified colors the dark
green Of the potatoes. the bright golden Of the
rye, (now 10 ear0 the yellow flower Of the mustard
aud the pale pinkey red ofthe rape, the effect is
mcst beautiful Waving in all their bright glory
iuder the radiance of \ warm July sun, it looks
ike carpet Of most brilliant colors covering the
glad earth, and when the summer winds p.a,
among the growing crops, their coiors change like
he shiftiDR beauties If the Kaleidoscope. There
are no ugly worm or post and rail fences, OF
nedges. except along the roads. to mar the beauty
Of the scene and stranger still, never . house in
the midst Of the cultivation. The people all bud.
lie together in villages, large smail according
TO the extent of arabic land around them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
- Nsw YosK LIE IssUnAsos Cox
AMI. @ - = p SO
Capital $1.5OO.OOO.

The above Company 10 PukELY MUTUAL. and
DIvlDEsDS are declared ANNUALLY. and have
averaged about IS or 20 per cent
When desired, 40 per cert. OF the snnual premium
will be loaned to the insured. -
hisCompany has paid IN the Stats q Virginia,
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans end creditors.
All losses have been PAlDPkUMPTLY, and wiIh-
uut litigation. 80
Cali. without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
: CHxs = woRrHAM,
= G1avs1 Awnn nd 4Sv hnrN an&
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h - ~ ~ ~ -. . -.
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- =
OF AUy0H3IN2lGm
{ ssou, - ,ssuas.. lsssiLIs1i,....o61p,
i.-.. - ~. .'..., Y i~.. 4s.s 4
o..s iss i... i..
l.:::sc -: g l-:.z Ssss..ssszSSs
= - 49, ~ = ss.s - =, sess.ns1 -. ass. y
= - 8.
.r.ss-- -..-sz-
-: =: 60; !; i: :. - 8 -
-. nw-.- ~
NkosssAle pssIsssis coes tlsi1. ~ ~.
-. ~ .o's 80 AsIs 90 OlsAAs - q -
--------------- --------- 81 -.
- Hopeon'o HAfR CurfTno. 0uAvsua
n. R>-Eot. Ceaa and showsg 1AMe @ hpAoA =
sl hours. Single Bath 1ecs2sa O tsksea f1.oeo
ooaiax. N6
Sor1,asa L11ozss.-T 7sy. jsss.-,. ! 8
fdsG fsScSzA 3 49,. 49, Mr. t,sa = g axs1sh
p. A-Cupytns "a Ie,shs.~ ..s.,.ea, $3.50
e Csn 3 foond g all A0aTs q s3sx q - 6siS
stshs 9 - sssssk Kssck ossdss r. n -.
49, ----------k y q H0noOR
- ODo.1o, on PAM Dss1u.,sn-
~, Isis rcosh Powder = psepassd bys rseiDs q ensH
bss tsss.d by fEs pablic sr apwsrds n ssS -
avsys = irving the hghsss sasisiassios. ~ sssss
ss.sS *. .ss:d. :os s.i ss Ss.,Ss ssd O.
ooly ~ WARIN0 - MN =
i'm nrssEsss. io7 Broad :, .lsvs d
- ITO GiIp RrYr..e '13er. Z. ..,.s
the ny. =
10 % .mco.h sSs scs. 81 q s6s s6s ! s,osSs nas
70 the rainbows- = - . = - ass
or speak In praise of the pUOrO0RA pHa 1880
skoTYPRS 1ade ct MINNIE fhoeoefsnS M ~
r.,, ..i; ss.;s;sl !. 81 80; "a :,a,s..s,., "a
- r. -, =, :. .--s... =: - 1sm
sonA ?. WALThALL, (HomcDo.
pesnist oners his professional services 70 The cl1
1sns oa ntcnmood and tts vicinity. 0Mce q - -
-. ssH..Siy Ii 1s'sA -1'''' '"0 s0'ss mo. ~.
rh. kCA aoND. o;sober - ~.
f.r;n,s o.t,as ss,, ~. using cempaea II.
feel no hssitancy In saying thss hsvs Ssn 49, -.
.nan DisearC with Z. AM regard is ~ vartly -
sp,r 70 any sest fovosr II has ever been ~ ecod
onrs.sas,nD cesssr. hss hsi =. i;ss. =
- =. y 1AsLSck-ue,r Sir: AFTER kespsng hsuss
sessa sss monsn and being % fFeausntly frilaA
ssMrLs - .:i! bASxe FowDEn. Sicce then have had
20 n.sg LIQUIDS, And 60 rarely An 70 bngs good
s.saa nave tnousntit put due to Jon th9t should
valuable Powder for more than . xsar. -
p,r,~n.., BknhI b. HAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

BOLD oPsRATIoN.-The steamship Southern
Star, for Petersburg, Va, was taken away fron
this port In very unceremonious masner las
Friday. New engines, boilers. &c had been placed
In her, and the work Of repairing was still going
on, when the money not teing .forthce ming, &C
cordipg to contract, Thomas Thatcher placed hiA
claim for joinery work in the hands of sheriff
Ogie, who made levy, and connded the charge OF
the vessel to David L. Moody. Captain Badger
pretending that he wished to make a trial trip OF,
Friday, persuaded Mr.. NJ. to let him have the vee
.el for that purpose, and on that day be passed
down the Christiana, with q number of invited
guests on board On nearing Delaware City, how
ever, be Informed them that they might either g.
ashore or continue the trip to Norfolk, from which
place he would send them home. They chose the
former proposition, and returned TO New Castle by
the first boat that offered, fully convinced that
knavish trick had been played on them. The work
on tho vessel was not entirely completed, aud sew
sral tools Of the v0rkmeu were carried away. II
was reported on Monday that she had reached
Norfolk, but what course she would steer. from
that point we are not informed. If the owners d.
not raise the money due our citizens they may
yet find the trick costly one Wilmington (Iel}
Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

A NEwsPAPsR AND TELEsaAPHIc uIr-Mr. Clark,
proprietor OF the Boston Courier, has nosined the
American Telegraph Company Of that city, Of his
intention to prosecute them for haviug given bis
special aud private dispatches from Portland to
the Traveller newspaper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

DbYUR Have you seen the bronze
figure Of this celebrated Race Horses IT not
sTEBBINS PULLEN'S,
Il rfat
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the Blood becomes yisatsd isspais oe 10 weak -
dssh iooses ~ vitality the skn becomes yslIog so1
psliid, the Liver lsordsred. pXspspsis s6d Indigsr
20, and iife becomes burdon. II
aAKTSAOknEs nAALTa nlstORnR, On
acts upon tbs tlood. Layer. Se0maeh 81 DOvslA
mparting new yixee and tons 70 Aeonssitniion M
psirsd y d,sss:s nsn sny csuse. nrsnOyS rin
powers of bceh sexes. gives bioen - tke hAIlid
ohssks and MAKES ono loyou. 80 aapDg. 1hoash
taste Il y particularly sdAptsf % tsnals ca1
platnte which IN their segy nasqre - e8hanstsuH
SSnsS snd Ss bsdasss $780, Z =. :ss
charm. Quart bottles 81. Dslf boti3ss = eeua
Bold hy RuRcBIls kAnD 20, lnl0 Ump5ou;
sAUcs Z JoaHsos; DuvAL Noaaon; Q y tiAAcxH1.
AND DoWDRN. ny U-1hew1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

Destructive FIRE-PhiIadephia was visited by
baldiDg occupied as dyeing establishment, in
Biddle street. near the Fairmount Water Works -
The flames rapidly epread to the adjoining build
pgs, and burnt stubbornly for two or three hours.
Loss estimated at $1,000, on'y@a small portion oi
which is insured. The buildings consumed we're
J. G. Gerlach's woollen and cotton dyeiug estab
lishment-loss $4,000, insurance $1,000; the cot
ton mill OF H. Simpson-insured for $4,000; aud a
large I've story building, known as McBride's Mill,
on Hamilton street, owned by Comstock 4 Co. II
ersl dwellings were more or less injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

- HoBsos's HA1R CurzIno. SHAvIue
AND s.Azsoolsa sALeoH: under ths Anesissn, h
~. R>-Hot. Celd aud shown 1AMe @ heAnS =
~ houn. Single Bath - cs2tA q nnks1a tg.oeo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

ca sAntf Ms.riNos.-Mr Lewis Bradley, ofOrapse
vcnn, has, for the last three ysars, assembed Iii
see relatives Of his family, in the month Of Auru 81
history Of tn. past lar given and the nnmhsr ~.
~. .ent on each anniversary. In 1S55sshere wer. 10
present; IN 1856, 1i2 10 1857, los; ia 1855. OIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

INDIANS CHAsrIsING WHITE MAN FOR BRUTAL
TREATMENT OF WoMAN-rhe Hudson, Wisconsin
orth Star states that one Hamilton, who lives
by the side Of Willow River had shamefully ana
biutally abused his sister. vino 10 partially insane
whereupon . party Of ChipIewss, who we're
camped in the vicinity, repaired to Hamilton's
house sometime during the evening aud fouud hia
in an alteration with his wife, threatening To
whip her, &C., which further incited them to ihe
deed Of summary Justice Four of their number
we're stationed At the door, while the others made
a noise which caused Hamilton speedily to appear
minus his outer habiaments. The Chippewas
then treated him to q ride upon Q rail, after
which they Invested him OF his hair aud whiskers