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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-18
a OH.N-P. CRISP, .N-O OT.sYY.PEHLEC,

~ AT the Evansville Library Association Rooms,
Fosters Buildings; will attend to drawing mp drcds,
mortgage and all other things entrusted to him.
tlecl3tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-18

EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP
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HxLBERT n BOHLES, Success
w sors to :. y. Gilbert a. Co., Wholesale Groccrs,
Sycamore street, between Water and First streets,
Evansville Ind full assortment of Groceries al
ways on hand, and Cor sale at the lowest prices.
Agents for Cypress Mills Cotton Yarns, az man
ufafturer's ISiccs, oct29
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Things I'm Hampton.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH


HAMPTON, Va, March 11th, 1858.
Mr.. j. Baron Hope delivered his poem here this
evening to large aud deeply interested audience,
who were fully capable OF appreciating the beau
ties OF this great work of Yirginia's most gifted
poet.
We learn from Mr. Hope bis intention of pub
fishing his next work on his own account: for
which We cannot blame him, for in this country
the author and publisher bear the relative posi-
tion of the jackal affd lion. The publisher gen.
orally gets the lions share, while the author
comes of with the balance. Mr.. Hope, however,
has the good sense to see this matter In its true
light, and has determined to be his own publisher
He will deliver his poem in Norfolk tomorrow
evening" and thence goes to Charlottesville, by In
vitation from the University The faculty
him the use of the hall In that Institution, that
admitting thousands may listen TO this beautiful
production.
We learn that DR.. Satnnel T. Baker, formerly
professor ia the University of Virginia, has been
elected to, and accepted the Pfofessorship Of An
cient and Modern Languages In tie Chesapeake
Female College. Apropos of this institution, the
steamer Coffee landed at the wharf in this place
this evening, some twenty or more large boxes
containing philosophical apparatus for the use
OF the school, costing, We are informed, Origi-
nally, over S3, 900. This speaks we'll for the lib
erality of the board and is an augury of success.
The dome on the college building is to be lighted
with the well known Drumfnond light In a few
months, which will prove a sotrce Of great con-
venience to mariners, as it can be seen from Cape
Henry much more readily than the light at Old
Point.
We will return to this locality tiext week and
furnish all the items of interest to be found-
Au rerotr. PERCUSSION.
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Thing in Norfolk.


NeRroLE, March 18th, 1855.
According to Our expectation, the Assembly
Rooms were filled to overfowiHg last evening
with those citizens of ifolk who feel that .'it
is better to give than to receive" The charity
concert WIS Magnificent success as indeed Is
rything where the better feelings are concernd.-
Tie head OF Norfolk may err, bot the heart never
Hundreds could get no seats, aid We only regret
that the entrance fee was not twice as much
Sign0r George and his accomplished daughter,
Bonavita formerly of Richmond, took prominent
parts In the performances. 1t is ftimored that
there will be repetition. aud rs the performance
was entitled to some little merit; IL 10 confidently
expected that another full house will be the re-
suit.
The Board of Trade of Norfolk desire to call the
attention of the agricultural community to- the
fact that the whole region of country from Cape
Breton TO Connecticut and New York has pre-
terence for the Dlre yeJo,c any other kind OF
corn, and that, could they depend with certainty
upon a supply of this description of corn In this
section, they are inclined TO enter upon an exten
siye trade with us. From the West Indies, too.
vessels sometimes arrive at this port to load with
pure ysttoto corn, and this trade has shown steady
increase for several years past.
They also assert what we know TO be the fact.
that yellow Corn brings upoh an average, from
three 10 Ave cents more per bushel than white or
mixed, and urge upon the farmer the Importance
of planting pure yeiloW corn, that the yield hay
have an increased yalue aud meet more ready
Sale.
Norfolk is emphatically corn market. We
iatter ourselves that our statistics will compare
avorably with almost any other city in the Union,
aud this suggestion from the Corr Exchange must
have as II is entitled to, great weight 1t is we'll
that the two great interests, agriculture and com
merce should understand each others wants, and
thus centre to each Others benefit 1t 10 through
such sympathy, that the we'll being and prosperf
ty of the two, can be augmented and preserved.
fire broke out this evening, IN the building
known here as the Rope Walk burning the roof
aud otherwise damaging the establishment. The
adjoining property was preserved by the active
exertions Of the firemen. In haste.
PrectssIoH.
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r6y- No FAMILY can afford to be with

,ut MUSTANG LIsInEsr In their house. The many
,ecidents liable 10, may render IL necessary
any moment and nothing is capable Of performing
such certain cure. Ertrdcf In lifting the kettle
eerson very seyerely-one hand almost TO crisp
rhe torture was unbearable. 1t was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared 10 ex-
9act the pain almost Immediately. II healed ra-
eidly and left no OF account. CHAs. FOSTER An
Broad street. Philadelphia II iz truly wonderful
ihn Joints Ernptions, or Rheumatism For Horses,
Il shonld never be dispensed with One dollars
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse IL cures Galds. 6prains. Rinebone, SPAWN
md Founders BEWARE on fMffAfioEa- noid n.aii
parts OF the habitsble globe.
BARNES PARK, Proprietnrs,
mhI2 -dAcwlm New York.
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N.Y. CoudHs. COLDS, HoARsENEsss &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at ais
season has has the effect Of bringing ont host OF
be good many are useie and some even dangerous
To prevent disappointment the best tcourse to pursue
TO consult your family ply yhicanor otherwise use
proved to be safe and eficacious. OF this class Is
fYIRR' COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
the fsyorite prescription OF an eminent
( soon became popular family medicine, and with
1ut advertising, has continued to enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchitis, Hopping Uoush. Group, Asthma. &c, il
used with unparalleled success. as most families
R,' testify.
BoDEKER &C. at 81 cents per bottle. and in an ele-
CANT and pleasant Lozenge form. l2h and 25 cents
,er box. called TyLER's GUN ARABIC CoudH CANDY
oops" fe eN-3mr
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SPECIAL NoTTcHs.


10 BRAaa's GREAT IMrnoyEnrnr-
THE ARCTIC LyNIlIENT
m DEfikS ALL COMPETITION
Inousanas ms who have used IL, affrm that Il IL
DIR. BRAGG,S OTHRR I.INIMRNTs.
In the cure OF
kHEuMAtIsM. PARALYBIs,
NEURALGIA, PIIEa
SPkAINs, BRUISES.
sTEE JOINTS. OLD sQRks.
6CALDs, MOULDs
TUM0Rs, CORNs
fox H0RSES and MULES externaiiy. nothing az.
cecds the ARCTIC LlN1MENT,
In curing tE4
sPRAINs, SWEENEY.
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH pINGB6NE
or any soret : Swelling. OF Enlargement Of hone or
Muscle.
Price Is ITS, 50 cents and eI. for small. medium
Md large 81 d bottles.
For sale By all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ial3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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@- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

.Ess TAKEN?-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
bat wants a decent picture, and not a carricature
lways go. Besides, We have never been deceiy'
by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
re sentiments daily expressed and carried out b!
of persons we take pleasure IN saying that IN
ddition to our inimitahle AMBR8TYPE, we are now
,xecuting PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior character
9th plain and coored which, for beauty of finish and
ccuracy of likeness, are eaualled by few and sur
,assed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately
na, and warranted to please. at moderate prices
tMBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
'empie of Art Corinthan Hall, Main street, between
tn and 10TH
Ia p E.
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n9- WASHINGTON IN WAR,
ffRsr IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoCSTRyMEs."--An who visit Richmond on the 2sd
of February to witness the grand spectacle of the
Inauguration of the Washington statue, should no,
fall u visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
iery of q W MINIS, to witness the wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic Art as conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And to those who
may wish to obtain of themselves friends, some
thing really beautiful and lifc-ike as a likeness.
thould not fail to secure one Of the Ambrotypes or
photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He Is pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
md his assortment of Frames Cases, Lockets Pins,
&C, in whicn to have them placed il large and VA
ried. His gallery is on Main street opposite the
lew Custom House, and free 20 visitors whether they
wish pictures or not fe 20
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f~ JOHN 8. BRADY

(Lute Of PhUddelphId,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AM
pP }Sn f9oc,ay sT sadykIsTn RtHnoSb
alls the attention of the city aud country trade &
Iis larg. aud varied assortment of WINES, BRAN
)IES, RUNS, GINS, WHISTLES, &C. Always OIL
,and a superior lot of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
nd other WHISTLES.
Country merchants and others are solicited to call
,efore purchasing elsewhere.
n. B.-Goods delivered to all parts of the city FIRE,
# charge NH lin
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EImPoRTANr
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS,

A preparation from the receipt Of well known
md popular pin yscisn, will stop the hair from fall
,ng restore it to its natural color, keeps the scalp
lean and white. and causes the hair to grow uxu-
rant even when the scalp has been bald for years.
5ufing in this instance IL useless, Call and pur.
hase bottle and try it fairly and If not satisfied
With the result, the money will be returned.
Sold IN Richmond by W. PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main SITS.
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
MPRUVER
All cash orders from persons at distance should
1e addressed to W. PETERSON, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist Richmond, Va.
Price for one bottle 81. de l9-d3m
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y.sy. To THE VOTERS OF HEsRrct

oUNTY.-I take this method of announcing mysel
candidate for the SbeTiifaty Of Henrico county,
tn. election iii May next; aud If elected promise +,
d. all of my time to the office, and 10 dscharg
It's duties the law directs. will try aud see IN
voters of the county before the day of election.
tn the meantime | refer all such wish to asceI
tain my fitness for the offic', To my neighbers.
to John NJ Gregory. ESQ John b. Young, Esq, an
the Justices Of uenrico county.
IA 9-dtde T. J. CARTER
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nay- SECURE THE SHADOW ERE II

16g" SECURE THE SHADOW ERE The
SUBSTANCE Fade. IL you wish good picture go TO
VHITEHURSTS old Gallery. II Main st. aud exam
inc the Specimens, Photographs. coiored or pai",
made from life or copied frem small pictures ana
anlarged to any sigc, The pure Ambrotype we war
ant moi 10 fade or easily be defaced. WAfsoSs IN
rivslled Niellograpli or new style OF Photograph
actures TAX en- instantaneous and finished In three
ninutss Malainoty pes. Panotypes and Ambrotypes
or transmission by mail This gallery contains two
If the largest SIX ylights In Virginia and for beauty
II hnish his pictnres are surpassed by none.
Pictures taken from A. NJ, TO B. p. M.
H-Photoaraph OF the Washington monument,
With Jefferson and Patrick Henry, for sale. Price
M. NH 6-dhwlm
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my Why SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache or paii
n any part Of tho limbs or body stomach or bowels
yhep you can be cured instantly with HARRIS
IORNES CURE-ALL2 1t is a fine tonic fer veal
tomac hs and bowels giving them tone and strength
digest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dysper
ia. let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL
ADD d Co, or other Druggistsin Richmond. Bot
los Is and 20 cents. Oc l0-6m
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,sa Attractive SALE FOR 20 DAYS

nEA, ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 20 DAYS -
itapIe. Fancy and Millinery Goods PRINCES ans
,ress Trimmings Embroideries, Ladies' Dress Caps.
tuslin. swiss and Dimity Bands, Head Dresses
carts Laces Grapes Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop skirts,
lrass. Steel and Plated Hoops, Cords and Tassel,
,r picture hangings, &C. &c with numerous Other
.rtfcies selling At reduction of 20 per cent Il 81
bases LADIES' BAZAAR,
No 206 Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
NH 4-lm
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P. K. GIBBS.

RICHMOND July oath, 1857.
BB~ DEAR SIR-lt is with willing plea
.ure. ia addition to many others, add my testimo-
~ to the efficacy of BBKEk'S PREMIUM BIZ :.
tERS, in giving permanent relief in DyseDttry and
nmmer Complaints with my children Also, my
wife having suffered several years from dehtation
md other Diseases peculiar TO their sex has found
1 restorer in these valuable Bttters Hoping they
nav proye su ,cessfu with others az with my family
Your oJ't servant,
j. D THOMAS
70 Mr.. w. BAKER, Proprietor Richmon I. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in the city
f Richmsnd and elsewhere in Virginia, Also. OF
34ARLEs SrorT 4 Co.. Washington City. ID G, aud
STABLER q co, Baltimore. NH 5-if ts
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s~-FpEsH LrEouEs.-I have

aATFREsH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
siyed by Adams Express, q fresh lot of Swedish
.EECfIES, which will be applied upon most reason
.ble terms.
E.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
n Can he found at all hours OF the day, at the HaiI
pressing Room under the American Hotel. and ri
hight ON 9Th street, French Garden Hill
my 25--ts NJ v. hVbcoN'
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a~GREAr IMPRov vEMESr IN

Ikay q REA IN RIO ' EMENT IN
XTRACTIN TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce 20 those wishing their
eeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
ior to any others ever used. The simplicity had
,erfection of their adaptation is such render
he extraction OF the teeth almost painless, ferer
ding to bring the tooth the first trial never breaking
It. mangling the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts
All other operations Filling. Cleansing, and IL
,erting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hail. on Main street.
ia I3--3m
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r6s- WHY SnrrKR xIrH A CouaH. from

,Cold, Hoarseness, or Ccnsumptive Cough, when
,ou can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
I0RNEs rECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
tYi IT is combined with articles suited for all
uung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Il Ia prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and Is pro
,ounced by those who have used the best Cough
syrup In the world
Bottles 25. 50 cents and g. Sold by PURCELL,
LkDD 4 Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
oc l0-Sm
nay" bR. g. GAvINZEL, Office North
sast corner of 10th and Broad streets opposite DIR
doore's Church
~ All orders MUST BE LEFT at his Office at No
Central Hotel, to meet with prompt attention.
f. IS-lm
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a6sn puoroaRApHs IN ON C

k6s% PHOTOGRAPHS IN OH COLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoRs AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
r'L,N made from liie or copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size. also the most perfect
md highly finished AMRROrYPRs Of children and
.duts at all times to be had at the large Photo
graph and Fine Art Galleries of q. W. MIsSIs, IN
ON House, and on Sycamore street, Peter burg
Va ja2S
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RfrnaoNp-hftcr advising with my friends. aud
ft,he rrai - oI some Of then announce myself f.
,snltldte f,r the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
TlK REVENUE in Monroe Ward. tnwhich have
resiicl for twen ycarsD in the place Of Mr.. Humid
b. who will not be again a candidate. at the cleo
served ron a. police Off Yer ior the last ears
anI shog be pleased to receive youT support for the
above oflcr Nv IL TYLER.
&. as-itin
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my BR. G. GAvINzsL, Office MOI
k6y g. d. WooTToN,
OFFICE ON 18th STE EET

BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
Will attend punctua'ly 10 any business entrusted
70 him in the city country. Writing of any kind
copying, Book Keeping, Accounts, Collecting, Buy
ng and Selling, etc.
REFERENCES Col ii Cabeli, Roger A Pryor
Esq, Col Henry Thweatt. Prof ii J Christian. Jas 7
iutter & Go, and many others for when he has
lone the like business. NH 2-IN
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rrn. To THE VOTERS or THs CRY OF
RtcHNoSD.--TAe present incumbent, Mr. Hundley.
dfslinIns rsak@son f,.r the office of COMMISSION.
ER 0F Tl& REVENUE for Monroe Ward here
hy announce mysclf candidate for the said office
nj respectfully solicit your votes, and pledge my
cit - the faithful discharge of the duties Of tn,
office xhoulf IL be your pleasure 10 elect me.
NH e-2n PRESTON NJ QUARLES.
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A DIPLOMATIC ExCErTIos.-On e recent public
occasion in Lisbon, at which great many Catho-
lie priests of various nationalites were present,
Mr. OSulIvan. our minister to Portugal, replied TO
an aIlusion Of his country, FIRST in English, then
IN Portuguese and finally. for the benefit OF some
who did not understand either language, iD Latin.
The priests we are told, were astonisbed not only
AT tho purity of his Latin, but at the fact that
representative of the United State could speak any
language but his own.
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. 2oth, 1858.

n6r Dr.. JOHN w. GARLIcK, Rich
doNp.-DRAR SR:--I take pleasure in adding m!
testimony to that of many others as to the superior
excellence Of "semple's Infallible Baking Powder,
Iow prepared by yourself. l have been usiug then
n my family for year or more, and hesitate not
ay regard them as THE TRULY EXCELLENT article o.
he kind for making speedily light, sweet and
bread and pastry of all kinds.
Very respectfully,
WIN IL GREGORY.
JOHN w GARLICK,
mh5 Sole Proprietor.
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DISTRESSING AccIDESr-0n Friday of last week,
Mr. David Kelly, citizen Of Carroll county, Nd,
met with an awful death. The Sentinel says he
was engaged In blasting limestone In the quarry
of Mr.. Abraham Hoop, on Little Pipe Creek. The
charge proving defective, Mr.. Kelly determined
to remedy it, when it exploded, blowing him to
atoms. His body was shattered to pieces, which
gathered up and carried to his residence In sacks.
lie leaves wife and several children
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DARIsG NEdlo.--After q long run and
hard nght yesterday afternoon. cfhcer Pssrin
succeeded In srresting and eagisg Steoneo. asve
10 A. w. Richardson, Tor being engaged ~ IN Nm
Iewft,l ssser,bi v in the streets.
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DISCHARGED David Willmore, David
Roach and Thomas johnson, charged with being
drunk in the street last Saturday night. wsrs rep
rimande4 by Justice sadier, yesterday morning.
and discharged.
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sos- To THE vorgRs OF THE CRY G

toy To THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF
RicHMovp.--I am a candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Dis
trict Monroe Ward.l
Th- election will take place the 9Th May next.
an. as aR now engaged in the discharge Of tho
duties Of the ofce as the Assistant Of Mr. Hundley
(Who declines reelection hope you will excus
n" if / do not cA on you all in person.
I am now. and have been for nearly six years re
sideni of the city
Your votes arr respectfully solicited:
E2I-ts JESSE r. KEESEE.
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BSa. Cry GAUGER To THE VOTERS
cF RICHMOND - Fellow Citizens Il caDddat
flr the oitce Of CITY GAUGsR. and shalt be pleased
e. reerive votes in April next.
NH i)-dtdt~ SAMPSON JONES.
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s6y- PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAoTs.-


Dr. HAMPTON, now aged SO years. speaks. Hear him.
Are yon sickf Beware of imitations Ask tor
damptOn's Vegetable Tincture. TIE many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
,ounterfeiting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
AN gavaniZe worthless article, to keep 1t up
ss good medicine, II it be not really 30.
A good medicine will live become popular and ex-
lend s sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
Che people readily find ont its virtues, and the fame
If them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
testifying to the cure medicine has made for
Tim, is Of more service than any newspaper advcr
Using.
In proof of what we say above. we refer you to
4ampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MIR. WIN. HIGH, No. 1875 SoXth Paca street. Baltf
more. cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
Mr. EDWIN M. sPRANKIIN, No. q Register street,
baltimore, most dreadful case Of Scrofula OF years
tsnting lost number of pieces of BONE restored to
health.
shed her friends Let The afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE &c.
Mr.. VIM Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House, SUI
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
MIR Henry G. Winn had cough for yesrs-great
weakness &C. had in all five or six physicians; tried
,Ht he remedies, but was cured only ~
HAMPT0NS VEGETABLE fINGTURE.
Ra- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; by
,'eiersburs a T E By MORTIMER 4 i MoH#BRAY, Nc Baltf
nore and by D. uggsts and Shopkeepers everywhere.
HS-$l per bottle: six bottles for 81 -d&c
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FIRE AND Loss OF LiPg.-On Tuesday last the
Philadelphia turnpike, about five miles from Bal
tmorc, caught fire, and, together with its con-
tents, was entirely consumed Dir. Donneliy's
mother, an old woman. and the only person IN the
house at the tifHe pcrlshed In the flames, and on-
Iy some charred remains Of the body were found.
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RICHMOND. Jan. IL, 1855,
60 DR.. KAHN,

Office corner 23d and Main streets
s@- DEAR SIR: l feel it a duty / owe
you, to state to the public, the successful removal
# Tumor from the side of my neck, of serenteen
ars standing, weighing upwards of stT pounds,
Without the use of knife the loss OF blood-and
# which | am now We'll. was examined by DIR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
.go and he pronounced 80 chances against me by
.uttng it. as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &C,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsyille, GoOchland CO.. Va.
ia lS-d3mt CwIt
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DIsoRpERLr.--Thres negro fellows we're
Gagged last Saturday night for being drunk and
disorderIy In the street; yesterday morning they
were taken before Justse Sadler who ordered thsns
dried beef for breakfast and then discharged then.
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sss~ To THE VOTERS OF HENBIco Co

III respectfully announce myself oaDd,dst,
for re-eactiOu to the Office Of CLhRK OF HENRI
co COUNTY COURT. at the election in Nav next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM FOLKES,