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Seg~ HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALL--
TIE CHEAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
AND hLHEDX FOX DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
WEAK PHWkXS

AND hkIEDI FOX bI&PEFhIA, " EAk eTOM
At;I AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED h ! Il CHE MIST.
BOTTLES 2 25 and 50 cents aud do3iar.
TLE GAEALESI DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
iARTSu0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept il
All families IN case of accidents sudden sick ness
frequently Gu! in less time than it requires to
get "a phy bic;Gn.
1t cures pain any part Of the system and is used
externally ard internally.
E9~ A. the fri quent changes OF the weather pro
luce bad Cold, rheumatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat, Pain III the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth anG
EaT Ache, Ague Lumps in the Breast, Pain IN the
Limbs and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every pers0i
mould get 8 esttie 1t acts upon the Nerves, Mus.
clss Sinews. Blood and Bones, and, by It's warming
eecrU gnetc power. expels all pain from the sJs
tea oct Il bottle asd try it. "
NR-If you have a Cough, use HARTSHORNE's
PEGlOkAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERKY-itis the
best Cough rup in the world p and - cts bottle
If 5cu are Bilious. use HAkTsb Okhh'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stom
a-P and Bowels carrying of all Bile aud Foul Sc
trsSAas. % eents a b1x,
rhe above ltdicines 20 be had at all Drug Stores
Richmond Norfylk Petersburg and all towns il
irgiuia. oC l5-6m
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ag- The Best CouoH SYRUP IN THE


The best Cough Syrup in the Woria r. 'farts
horne. Ftctorai Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist, and is pro
uounccd by medical lncu, aud those whl Aave useo
H. to be the best preparation for Coug Is, Colds
} 4tArrh Bronchitis iIoarseness, Sore Throat from
e auid ana "a preventive OF that lion of diseases
ClnsumptioG.
Persons " ho sing should use il. II is pleasant t.
81 taste sdfeDs clears and strengthen the voice
ala all irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
rents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
-,sts in kiehmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia, oc I5-6m
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saEEp FOR vfssisI..--The WrightsvilIe fPa Star
notices the driving through that place, on Sunday,
q thousand sheep for Virginia. They have
DOUBTLESS been sent there 10 rrsze aud NOT fer
Gripping purposes, az the editor sapposes. Few
sHgniaus bother themselves with the wool basi-
ness, though their sheep, in a1eks, whitsn almost
every mountain.
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ges~ EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Coz

RICHNESS Combined IN The PHOTOGRAPHS and
tMBR0TYPE5 executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries Of MiNNIS, 1877 Main street, op
posite the Postoffce, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish. and
correctness in poTtraiture.
Those who wish 70 obtain something really fine in
the way of Liz euess, either in Ambtotype Pho
togrsph, plain in India ink water col0rs, oil colors
r pastie of any aze up TO she size of life. are re-
-pectfulIy s0lic ed to visit his Galleries and exam
me his various styles OF Porttaiturcs.
Galleries always open ana free 20 ysitors, whether
theyGesiTe work executed OF not. seq
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NEGRO STANPEDg.-Tea negroes. three owned bv
A"d Shields, three by CorneliEs Russell. three by
Col. 4. j. Armstrong ard one by Jas W. Baton q.
stampeded from prnntytown, Tsyor county Va,
on The lst inst, for Pennsylyanfa They carried
with them seven horses. All the animals were res
covered but Ione Of the negroes
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ARMY AND NAVY BsEF.-The Cleveland Review
says that the contracts for beef to supply the Br
tish army and navy have been made Proposals
for seven Thousand tierces advertised for and
awarded, as we learn by the Herald, as follows
Col. N. NJ STANDARD, Of Cleveland. three thousand
tierces; Cragta a Co., OF Chicago, five hundred
more, Alburger. of Philadelphia, and Dominica of
Cincinnati. The prices agreed for the Cleveland
packed beef are higher than for that packed at
either of the other cities. The average price is f2
less than that of last year.
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Blow IN THE RBAR.--A resident of
Shockoe Hill, in passing along Broad street, near
Brooke Avenue, at a late hour last Saturday night
was knocked down by some unk nov person. who
Immediately ran off as he fell. Fortunately he re.
ceived no other injury than severe bruise near
the left temple, which seemed to have been in
fiictcd by some ones list.
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s1RlCE REDUCED 10 FIVE DOLLARS.

4 -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
Truss has been reduced from Sln TO only s5 placing
in the power OF al to obtain cf these invaluable
rfu2ses, and be perfectly cured. This Truss can
veniently be sent by mail or express to any portion
send measure of your hips or pelvis--saying
tinctiy writing your name and place of residence
Iho pad OF this Truss works on the ball and socket
system giving IL great latitude of motion. to
apply its pressure at any given point, and then fixing
10 there at ye1r pleasure by small lever attached
IL is with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and pot at all lia-
bio to get out Of order or be brsken. II has cured
great NUMBER ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most ekeerfaIly refer to son-
tlemen who are we'll known for their yeracity and
respectabiiity who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and ths too In cases
OF long standing and Of an aggravated nature. -
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably Dc sent
Persons not knowing Us can send their money to
any merchant or friend In the city or win give
any reference to responsibility and promptaess.
The Truss or any Information e9peern;ng Y sas DO
had OF u Y. JNhsoN.
N. 2. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
;ured, should by ell nleahs obtain one; for they viii
not only cure. but durat' that they arc the
cheapest In the end. ...s
All kinds Of rfass0s koDt and sold on ssssonssls
'VRIEsEMAR PROTECTED By ROY
l. AL Letters Pasn. of England, and secured by
the Seals Of the Ecole dc Pharmacie de Paris and
the Impetial College Of Medicine. Vienna. Triese-
mar No Is remedy for Relaxation, Spernatorrhe,
and Exhaustion of tqe system. Triesemsr No2 er
tectuaily in the sho space OF three days compiese-
y and entreiy eradieatsz all traces VI those disor
| dsrs which co asia and enbebs have 80 long been
thought antdote for TO ths ruin OF the bessh "a
vast Portion Of the population. Trissemar Ne sis
great Con ineata remedy for thai class Of disorders
which. unfortunately the kagsish pk yscsAn treats
with mercury 10 the inevitable destruction OF the
PATIENTS constitution and which all the s2rssparills
| Ia the world cannot remove. Triesernar Nos !, z,
and are alike devoid OF taste snat, aud OF all
aaliseating qualities They may lie on the toilet ta-
bile vi hout their being suspected soid la tin
Eases aud divided In separate doses administered
by Velpoau Lallefnan Roax, Hicord, Sc, &C. Price
ss esch four cases in ono er 81 whieh sayse xs.
and in szT eases. Sold by DIR III BARROW. No
| fS7 Prince street. few blocks west cf Broadway
Ses York. Immediately oa receipt OF the amount,
Dr Will r ard the 81 casss OF Triesemar ard the
large sizes, carriage paid, tsus insarans gennas
European preparalions. The S3 eaans eiso sent nus
not free Of carriage Consultations usual, from
eleven A NJ, till two. u froaa ssnr tia eight y
At No ~ Prince street, few blocks west ef Broad
Wy ''' FISHER 4 WINSTON. Drqsxisss
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fes- To ApvkRrIsKas Axp Bus1xxss

Ngx fee Iirgiaia Sentinel offers very Superior
1i.l.cd Joa-uai Of wide circulation WITH subscri-
bevs ia almost every State~of the Union, aud mum
p max very large aud ever growing list OF sub-cri-
lrrs among tha farmers and substantial business
uisu ot the wealthy sad prosperous Piedmont, Val
jps aui Tide Water regions of Nirginla--fneE
vAo have wants and the means 10 supply them
men who huy goo4s, and men who bur and sell
farms All Advertise meats appear in the Daily
Weekly and occasionally in the Weekly editions
~; the sentinel. thus reaching all our readers. We
respectfully inSite orders
Terms no4erAre The cash or city references re
qg,rci. Per further particulars, address
SMITH 4 FISKS,
a--fe A1ayapdfia va
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ILLEGAL V0TfsG.--Tbe notorious OT ssmus u. Mat
teson, Of New York. was challenged at the polls
Of the Ward where he resides, and his vote was
refused. The ground Of challenge was that he
had wager pending on the result OF the election.
The challenge was Insisted upon, <asd he did aot
vote.
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ELECTIONS. regular meeting Of the
City Council will be held at O'Clock this after
noon, when the Comma nders of the various Fire
Companies. under the ordidance, " i'll be elect
ed. The Council know that the success of the new
organization depends upon the competency aud
fathfuldess of ts leaders.
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sas~ WHrrsHuRsr's OLD GALLERY,

MAIN srRgEr.--NoTIcE.-WAT ATS0N takes Pictures
om 81 cents 10 3lol. Ambrotypes, Melainotypes OIL
s'her and photogf aphs, lie size. plain or c0lored
either pastile oil. The painting to be done By
irrt ciass portrait painter. He does not pretend
t. take them hy the 900 or by the aid of machine
II suitable for running railway cars or An ocean
Ie ef steamers, He has two skyliRhts, enabling
IN az all tirneA to get good PiCtnres an advantage
20, possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond
Also-Pcturts taksn for the Storoscope.
IFn
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ATTEMPT AT SurcIDA.-0n the s0sh ult., Joseph
b. Sspp, committed TO the Jail OF Monongalia co !.
Va, on a charge Of numbering his wife, attem pied
TO end his existencs by cutting his throat. After
he had eaten his dinner, he sbarpened the csss
knife which be had at dinaer, on the stove, and
then made wound about inches long around the
throat. He cut the leaders and wounded the
xindpipe, but did not seriously injure himself
The wound was sewed up and dressed by physi.
clan, and is not considered very dangerous.
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VaoYa NAys.-Our informant

NRogG EAME.--0ur informant was
wrong in stating that Mr. Fendall tiriffin n had had
his pocket picked in Petersburg, while on bis way
to the State Fair. Mr. FLEMING GRIFFIN was rob
bed at the depot, in the Cockade City, OF sl05 il
bank notes, aud succeeded in arresting the thief
but failed to recover the money, which was shifted
of by confederate.
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carefully analy sed The pHi given !. DR.. ~ +
ArdeIsosl and tnd that 1t contains +'a=all Gtiog
ct callntei hut mainly consists OF IT, ,uls' ate oi
"a all ne. TIE presence OF these two s.st Ia Gps
1j-tiECtiy proved by variety OF tests. aaye L
d'Ght that the iill Was composed entirely these
l.edscIEHi agents.
Very respectfully, j J. GrCAw.
Il.
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"a "a say Chroaic Disease considered incurable will
receive Letter. xiviug information which will in
sere spe8d and perm sneHt cure, By sending their
u-Iaes sud one stamp Ito prepay POSTAGE to Or.
Y0ays, tie celebrated Chronic Physician, and
s.thoT Of q" Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
rags. Ny. se l3-d1w3m
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FATAL misfAKs.-Thos. Thompson. while trail
lnga W3ia turkey, last week, aud Initiating the
cry. near Raleigh, n. G, was shot by his friend
.serhin tasslebnry, who mistook the dead turkey
for living one, and fired at il. Thompson died
Of the wound on Tuesday last
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q Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir We would feel obliged il you would Jbtan from
J Vim Anderson ihe pill he has in his posses
son. (wh Ch is part gf the same Medicine taken by
the iate Sir. Wnoay,i and anal!se the same for 1s
F}rigK rs II written statement If it7 contents.
Respectfully, WAkING 4 pEAKCE.
Rlcnm1uG, Oct. ed, 1858.
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DISPA ATCt.
~ STEAM POWER
pRIN I'll NG OF Ell CE
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAnIhiERSLEY Il co., Proprietors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin.
terry in the south both ards pes Ornar ents,
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
Pressea) il daily turning ont the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS.
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADfNG, HANDBILLS, 40.
~ Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices. Insurance. Railroad and Trans-
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors. &C.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels, &c. is capable OF turning of G
impressions per hour. thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment TO obtain this description o
work at the shortest possible notice.
H- Prices reduced proportion to the increase ef
spsed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business the propretoxs can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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BREAKIss Is. Bob Clarke, slavet 20 3
w. Totty, has heer arrested and Gagged, 10 answes
the charge Of breaking into the tobacco fsetorr o!
VIM J sydnor and stealing 600 lie ~ to have =
hearing this morning.
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'A'' o''1 FISHER 4 WINSTON. DSssxisss.
.s1al REWARp,..--JEFFRIEs' Az.

~DNty aTIDOTE, SPECIFIU NIATUHEFof IUV
cure Of Gonorrhea. Gieet strlstures, and sissiiar
disorders. II MAKES speedy css without tho least
restriction Of Dict drink. exposure ehaaAe IN ap-
pilcation 10 eassnsss. The proprietor ehal enges
fagie case Of recent Gonorrhes vi hleh the mixture
will not cure uader forfeiture OF $500. Further
the disesse cannot be contracted II dose ofthe Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that "a VIII radi-
dssirahls result is obtained ia from two 20 ten dAys
aud IL neither creates nausaa etfsnds the psi
interruption 70 nsssa parsnfts, sound sleep heal
thy dixestion. ths nsissnee is thus reIaosed -
speedily 40 II consistent with fhe productioa of
thoresxh and permanent cure. Its ingraGient. are
entirely vegetable and no injuEious effect, either
use. - ssss&ssssg ssz.se ss 80 -
Priee sI per bottle. fois agent for New Yosk, o
Il Ring, No "a. Broadway. cor1sef of Jchn street.
TRdALLENpkk. corner or ID and wAiaut stss
1sa,sSr FISHER q WINSTON,
S E s7-diy Riehnnnd Va.
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DISTRESSING AecInENT.--A sad occurrence took
place the 18th inst, Taliahatchie river, near
Greenwood, Miss. Mr.. David Carnes went out in
skiff, with two ladies. Mrs. Welch and Miss Henri
eta Jenkins, Oh fishing excursion. When in the
middle, the skiff upset. Mr. Carnes, who was an
expert swimmer, succeeded 10 rigbting the boat
and rescuing Mrs. WEIGH, and then turned his at
tention to Miss Jenkins. When approaching her,
she ciasped him so tightly that he could swim NO
longer, aud they both sunk to rise no more.
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EXAMINING CoURT.--A called Court OF
Justices will meet ia the City Hall to-day to sx-
anime Simon VI, l.. Arnold charged with unlaw.
fully stabbing and wonnding Patrick MeSesney.
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xsy-HaRTsHoasn's Asr1-Bnrous Pills

ere The snfest and best Purgatye pills in nee. They
1t upon ihe Liver Stomach and Bowels carryinl
q all bile ard every foul secretion. They don't
sipe, easy il their operation and can be taken
c any time without fear OF exposure. They remove
u Won sufi5r with any pam, use ii HAtTBuOkN ES
CRE-ttL, the great PAIN ANNIHlLAT0k II
n have "a cough nae HARTBHORSE's C0UGB
sYRUP, which is the lest Cough syrup IN the
sotIf.
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Destructive FRE.-The Salisbury On. G Watch.
man Of Tuesday states thar the house Of sr. A. NJ.
d Kennedy, at 0liu, Irsdell county, N. g., Was set
on iiss by some william oa Friday night aud des
troyed His lose Is $4,000. He had an insurance OF
s. no on his merchandise. Mr.. Kennedy's loss In
m lue v On hand. n AZ 100
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STOMACH OR LIVER.
EEyEEl AND AGUE,


STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such rs indigestion. Acfdity OF the stomach
Uoiicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despon
iency, CestiVeness, Blind and Blesding Piles In
AL Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Elections
il has ia numerous instances proved highly benefi
eial and in others effected "a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated ROLAND Professor Boerhave. Because Of
tsgreet success in most ofthe Enropa states its in
production into the u States intended espe
cay fer those OF our fathe rand scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among thSm NV offer IL TO the
American public, knowing that its truly Wonderfu
medicinal virtues must DO acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
dissipation. Generaly instantaneous in effect, 1t
hnds its way directly TO the seat OF iife thrilling
and quckening every nerve, raising up the droop
ing spirit, and. In fact, ipiusiDg new health and
Tigor in tho system.
SOTICR-Whoorer exnects to find this beve
rn ye viii be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, 1t vim provo q grateful aromatic cor
dial. Possessed OF singular remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITTgkS n fair trial. One bottle viii
convince you how infinitely superior 1t Is TO Gil
these limitations. ,
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PR0PRIET0kS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Il GU.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMkCEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
s1~sold By nearly all the Druggists In this city.
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INCREASE OF CHURCHES Grant Thorphurn says
that in 1889 there were only one hundred and City
churches and chspels 10 New YoTs,and now ia 1858
there are upwards of three hundred
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ABueiyE Mathew Cavanaurh has
been arrested aud caged 10 answer the charge of
assauiting and abusing Sareh Falls. he VII have
q hearing this morning.
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WISE REsoLuTIoS.--The Great Western Rail,
way of Cansda has decided to construct solid iron
bridges, in place OF the wooden ones, over all the
important streams on their lines.
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ILLUMINATING PEoPLs.-The Louisville, Ky,
Democrat says that the amount of tobacco chewed
IN tue Circuit Court room in day, durisg the cr-
mioai term, is estimated At 25 ponndsi The read-
er may believe this IL he chetrs
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RECEDiNa The threatened food in
James river and its tributaries, caused by tbs late
heavy raius, is gradually subsiding, tina. here
is now no fear of overflow of the wharves At
Rockets, or ofary great damage along the banks,
below this city.
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LAND SALSA contract of land, containing 900
acres, in Washington county, Va. belonging to
the estate OF Solon Bachspan, decd, was sold the
other dag for $40 o00-s33ls per acre.
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sxsy- Dr.. AcsILLgs AsCoLfs Office, oR
n GRACE STREET. BETWEEN 7ru AND sTH
xss- STovBs, RANGES AND FURNACE,

6kaf~ STOVES, RANGES AND FuRshoEs.
jow in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignic-
ette, Purchasers are Invited to examine the quai-
y OF our wares We especially recommend the
.lchmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
ssng and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs always on hand for oil leading articles sold
L the Governor street Stove Store.
ta- Wanted immediately two first class workmen
&C I6 GEORGE STARRETT.
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FATAL RuSAwAY.-Mr. Waring started from
home. in New Kent county, Va, few days since,
and when Taleysvie, the horses away.
throwing him out and disiocatng bis shoulder, and
iAjuring the negro driver so that he died day or
two after. Mr.. W. and the boy started for home
in the carriage, the reins had been cut by some
person unknown, and consequently broke when
the horse came 10 a declivity. The negro screamed
on discovering that the reins had parted, when
the horses took fright and started of full speed
forcing Mr. W and the boy to jump for their lives
The negro struck the ground upon his bead, and
though he received perceptioie external injury,
he never spoke after the accident, but fingered
until the following Monday, when he expired.
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AsorHER CHLoRoFoas cAsg-Another denfst,
DR.. Webster, 1t Montreal, has been convicted os
an attempt to commit rape upon patient while
under the influence of ctlornform- IL n issssted
by these who aAdsYstand the effects Of shiofe,sIna
that In nspst cses iika 1hase sagas tes
OF the hFkc. and exist only In tha ispa9 9iaation -
II 40. Why viii dentists the risk Of aiminists r.
Ing chleTofarm 70 patients who are unattended
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READ IT We invite attention to the
card of Lewis W. Burweil published in another
column. Mr.. d. is endeavoring TO earn the neces
sary means to enable him TO obtain such au edu-
cation as will qualify him to commence the study
of theology.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

The County ROADS leading to this city
are ia bad condition, some of them being ais
most impossible from the depth of mud, caused
by the late rains. 1sa
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Last ADDREs5.-Re Mr Peterson,
Pastor Of Clay street Chapel, will deliver an ad.
dress before the Mechanics Institute, at O'Clock
10 night. His popularity as II sound reasouer and
orator. will 10 doubt ensure him a large aud intel
liyenC audience
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STEALING TeBAoco. - On Saturday last,
slave named Edmond. 10 the service of w. d.
Rnss. was convicted before the Mayor Of stealing
tobacco, and ordered to be punished,
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FArAL AocIpESr.-Jamss p. Newton, overseer for
Hon. A. w. Yenaeie, of Gransviile, N. c., was ae-
cidsntaiy killed on the 9th ult, by the explosion
of bis gun. The whole load lodged in his right
side, tearing Ii, with bis liver, away. The poor
mau died in about six hours after the accident
occurred. He leaves q wife and six children.
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Daowsgp Thomas Baltreii. son OF Judge Ba'.
tzeii of Tallahassee, Fla, was drowned Al Apala-
chicola, on the 30th ult, by leaping from a stsa.
mer 20 rescns drowning child. The child vas
saved but the young man lost bis life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-08

Marriage OF AN EAsL-Ths Ear. Of Cardigan. who
lafelv left England In company with young lady
of good family, has since married hsr, nfs .,'e
having died since his elopeisenf ne leo me
aharrs Of the sx hundred at Baiakavs, and was one
of the bravest but most unnrineipled meHin Ems.
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