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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

The decree permitting the importation of foreign
iron into France was about to be renewed, with
cert tain notifications.
Dr. Fred Dorsey, Sr., of Hagsrstown, Md, is
dead.
The Hon. Robert Rantoul, died ct Beverly, Mas
sachusetts, on Sunday last.
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OBsrRucrISa RAILROADS girl was arrested on
Friday night last, at Fairmount, Va, charged with
placing distractions on the track Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. She was committed to Jail on
her own confession, aud will be tried at the next
term of court.
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SUDDEN DsAfH By DRrNKING CANrHoR.-Mr. W..
w. Benson, Of Stafford county, Va, died rather
suddenIy on Sunday last from the effects of drink
ing glass Of spirits of camphor. Mr.. b. had been
incorporate, aud took the cAmphor kno~ingly,
but not with the slightest idea that II wonid de-
stroy his life
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kaEs s2 Blrios HoI5STin OF The HE, usirn6 hAna5

~ S=s -szss9Hzn NOTICE - EXHI-
sse Sa .ss57ls1ssaI[1 71EsaS BITI0N OF THE UNITED
STATES AND tlhoIhIA CENT AGRICuL-
TUhaL sUClETIEs Notice is hereby given that
meInters of the Virginia Central grii ultural 60
cety viii may come over the route of this company
hciween Washington and X. chmond, ,on the occasion
q .hs Exhibition of the United States and Virginia
central Agricultural societies 10 be held az J. ich
llOpd. CONNIE Icing ON Monday, 18th October, will
lie allowed the privilege of returning free, and g
nckel ID that effect be obtained of any agent CT
the company al the time of - ing ge .r Rich
moBd, provided tie Soaiety's certificate Of member
ship is exhibited 20 such agent the time of pur
ch-sing ticket fpr hichmond. Persons will not b,
allowed the privilege Of returning trte after becoE-
/ BAM'L RUTH, sup't Trans.
N. bTickets not transferable aud good only from,
fdfay, Ed October, TO Monday, Ist November 1858
inclusive.
NuTICE--Persons desirous of sending stock sr
Other articles over the road OF this company intend
ed Il exhibition at tho United States and yireinis
Central Agricultural Fairs held at Richmond will
Dc charged the uiual freight rates. Should such
the NE owner, no further charge will be made
PersJhs wshiag 10 send stock must give FOUR days
notice 70 the Depot Agent, 60 that proper Cnrs ma.
be provided. SAML RUTH, Snpt Trans
: on err h r Co, Richmond, 1855. 30 20
p. H-Members Of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society wishing ~ attend the exhibition TO be held
at Pet rsburg, menclng on I'd November can
turn aad ticket TO that eject can be procured
rR vfDfD the societys certificate is exhibited 10 tht
Oomp.nys Agent At the time Of taking passage foI
Richm nd
+ INST ~ the 7th Ncv mber, 1865. INCLUSIVE:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

A convention of all parties opposed to the pre-
sent administration has been called to meet at
Louisville, KY on the 22d of February, to nomi
nate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov vernor
and other State officers.
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ACCIDENTAL sHooTING.-A white man named
Bapj. Weaver shot free negro man named Boyd.
one day last week, at Port Royal, Caroline county
Va, undsr the following circumstances: The two
we're going out cunning, aud Weaver had loaded
bis gun with duck shot, The nsgrs proceeded
him a few steps, whens Weaver raised his gun,
jocularly excEsiming that he believed he w0uld
shoot him, whom, sad to say, the cap exploded and
the load entered the negroes head, back Of the
ear. At last accounts he was still living. Anoth-
er case of tue absolute peril and extreme folly of
pointing Q gun ia fun
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EG- 8. /. B. P.
From Rev Thomas Bin.ord.

October l4th 1858. /
psGlsL;cK, Dear SIR Having used TO some con
= fcrlhe exieat. your Semp.e'a Baking Powder /
a hee:sstngy prouoDnce it TO be superior to any.
hing that mas been used in nay family sor purposes
when i is Recommended.
* l6-zS THOMAS RISP0pp
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MECHANICS INsrIrUrE.-We are graft
fed to record the continued and increasing sue
cess of this interesting exhibition. On Tuesday
night, nearly 100 tickets were sold, and the num
bsr Of vistors Was estimated at $500. Yesterday
the hall was thronged continually.
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PARAGUAY ExPEDITIoN.-The Paraguay expedi
ton now consists of fJurteen vessels, which are to
proceed to Assumption, and the frigates James.
be placed on smaller vessels at the mouth of the
Paraguay. There will be fighting force Of three
thousand men.
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DEATH OF An EDIroR.-Ths Raleigh, N. c., Spirit
of the Age, announces the death Of DR.. William
NJ. johnson. the Associate Editor of that paper
He died at his residence In Alsmance county, on
the 18th inst, of consumption.
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MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREH IN OHro.-A letter
from Geauga county, Ohio, states that an epidemic
dysantery ahas ragged among young children in
that section, ravagiug every home and proving
generally fatal. In the town Of Chester, 1t 10
stated, but few infants have been spared by the
peatiieuce.
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A CRUEL FRAuD-During recent week, 1914
emigrsDts weis landed 1t Castle Garden This
makes total for the year OF 65.530 At the last
meeting of the Commissioners. IL was announced
that forged notes, purportng to be on American
Banks are frequently passed OF on unsuspecting
emigrants, In exchange for foreign currency
These counterfeits are got mp In New York, and
sent to Europe for this fraudulent purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

FLowsKs The collection Of flowers,
plants, bouquets and floral ornaments, exhibited
at the Fair Grounds by Mr. John Morton is sur
passingly beautiful. 1t comprises q great many
varieties, and their general arrangement shows
the excellent taste of the exhibitor.
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AN EDITOR HoBBED.--We regret t.,
learn that w. D. Wallach, Esq, Of the Washington
Star, was robbed of 500, on his way to Richmond
a few nights since.
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[ooRREsPospENcE.l
k~ DR. JAMES b MCCAW. Professor

coRREsPoSDENcE.
H- DR. JAMES b MoCAw, Professor
of Chemistry Of Medical College of Virginia DEAR
Sir We would feel Obliged IL ron would obtain from
DIR. VIM. e. Anderson the pill he has in his possss
sion, (which is part OF the same Medicine taken by
the late Mr. Wooay,) and snalyse the same for u,
giving US written statement cf its contents.
Respectfully, WARIHG 4 fEAkCE.
Richmond. Oct. 22d, 1858. rsas
RIcBNovD October 18th, 16sa.
Messrs. WABISG 4 PEARcg-GeEtiemen: i have
carefully analIse the pill, given me BY DR.. D.
Anderson, and find that IL contains tmsll portion
Of calomel, but mainly consists OF the suiphaie cf
Quinine. The presence Of these two substances was
distinctly proved by variety Of tests. l have no
doubt that the Fill composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents.
Very respectfully, j MccAw.
&C H-lm Fz tsr8s1
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EmE Is J. N0 u ~
NEW Su.KS,

NEW SILKS,
and SILK ROBES!
snisaaia TELTBT AND s7Z0TH cLoAKS
Beautiful DIR Rss GOODS. Hs'
lACES, ENBRoTDRRIgs. &c
Ins; r,esiv.a by steamer and Opening this morn.
i1. PRICE 4 WATKINS
Dealers In Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods.
9S--6iS
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Rev. Charles W. Whisaii. Methodist Minister Of
N. D.. died on the 2lst inst.
Hon. Z, l. Ciinguan, delivered the annual Cd.
drsss bef,rs the Stats Agricultural socisty Of
N,rih Carolina, on the 2lst lost,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

TH. WaoLEsALE BUSINESS. --0n the night Of the
18th uit. twelve births were reported IN the lam.
ily Of Heber G. Kimball, At Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

WHEAT IN CANApA.--The wheat crop OF Canada,
In 1858, according to returns received at the Bu.
reau of Agriculture, 10 about rs per cent below
the average OF ordinary years. These returns
come from forty-six different counties, Of which
thirty six are in Upper Canada, where alone wheat
10 grown to any considerable extent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

FIGHT II CoURT.-A few days ago several Of
the members of the bar came to blows during the
sitting of the District Court Ia Pittsburg, which
resulted in ex judge Shaler being fined $780, John
8 Hall $40, Robert Woods SIS and Mr.. Bldweil $40,
for contempt of court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

A GREAT YIEIp.-A gentleman. named Raab of
Ohio County, Indiana, presented specimen Of
corn to the late State Fair of that State. He pres
sented 1t with statement tbata field of twenty
acres yielded one hundred and thirty, six bushels
to the acre. The smallest yield of any one acre
was one hundred and two bushels, and ono acre
produced one hundred aud sixty bushels. The field
was on the Ohio River bottom.
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ACcIDEsT.-A son Of Mr.. J. A. Bel
vim had one of his hands badly injured in q ma
chine, yesterday, at the Agricultural Fair.
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WASHINGTON RUhoRe-It is believed that thers
is to be change in the Cabinet. The Attorney
General Ia to be Transferred, and the Commission
er of Patents to take his place. Mr.. Clay, of Pa.
Minister to Peru, has been recalled. Mr.. Dallas
desires to return carly next year.
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SUlcIDE.-Hannsh Holt, an exemplary young
woman, belonging to Wilmington, Delaware, and
who had been Tilted by lover named Noblett, de-
stroyed herself last week, by taking sirychnine,
In Chester county, Pa.
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oYDCTlL Uo1yU1A


rHOMAs R. PR1OE = CO.
~ every arrival, afe makisg lssss additions -
then sonmsndfnG seoek ~
81 RICH FANCY STAPLE AND ses s. 2szs
sss DOMESTIC DIT 000p4 q
= "a 81: = IN asy ssy =. sss <
ahrosd, shs ssvsnfass Of large - vas1ss sueses
The senior partner Of the hous. 4 ssaia b -.
Lst. tins sivis1 then the sdss6ta1s q : /. adsnt
partner. whtiss is eoAs frsshness ~ their snsfss
q H;sss.s ;::ss sss s.,;.D. ;,,Dsssssa s;s.1,
% Black cistn Cloaks
Bo Bs csfs aS sS &c Rasa.ns 81
Do. do DO csesis
Lonz and square g.oshs sls~ls
Do DO Blanket Shawis
hosiery, Gloves. Mists, &c
English and American Prints
Rich six Robes s'L@s '
Bs Bs 90 90 iss Dsssi. sissRsl: seis:
Elegant Mouslsins Robes
Embroidcres. every grade
Point Lace and Brussels Setts
Val and Houiton DO
Biscf Thread nd french vess
bemb1sin:s Crspss vsiis: &c:
jammed up their csl'sr again. and are prepared 70
show buyers every article for household and H. n
ses as the very closest rates such goods Be-
:; They .ss sss rev getting in
TULLED CLOTHS, - andsa
sHEkP'S dkEYS. all qualities
Brown and Bleachsd c0TT0Ns :.
&C as-lm THOMAS 4 PRICE : 70.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLAks

MADAME LIE VERT and her daughter
arrived at the Exchange yesterday morning.
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sHEKr RArsfNe IN TExAs.-The Gonzales (Texas)
Inquirer Gays that Mr.. Fly. residing there, pur-
chased. three years age, 150 head of sheep, for
which he Paid ss75. The wool has already paid
the original cost, and he has now $500 worth
Of sheep and has had 600 worth of mutton, in the
time. Not n sheep has died from disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

AN ITrM FOR THE DEMONSTRATING for Hocps-
We submit the following new idea to the conside.
ration of cur female readers, from the vick.burg
Whg:
lady who has "tried everything" steel, whale.
bone, crinoline and numerous other materials OF
extension" makes known her experience to the
effect that decidedly the best process to sive tho
desirable amplitude Of fulness and extent of cir.
conference to the dresses, is a starched muslin
SKIRT made with three fouoces, to be worn over q
we'll starched corded skirt. There is other sty
Of skirt which will produce the effect demanded BY
the present fashion, and, as the same time. that
will prove SO uuohjectioasbs 10 other respects
1t is at once light, graceful, and easy, with no
obsrudng boses aud offending angles, and al so
possesses the advantage that 1t be easily wash
ed. Steel and whalebone are inconvenientin in many
ways, and Criuoline-that is, the hair-coth skirt
soon grow soled; but the above method will be
found to give the envisble degree Of expansion. and
in the long rum to ensure the most satisfactory re-
suits in all other RESPECTS
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~Nhw GALLERY OF AR.
GREAT IMPKovsMExfsl
SKYLIGHr AND
EIDE LIGHT
OSBORNE. rzs
OLDEST OPERATOR AND fs
oc 26-3ts THE NKwzsT aALLKRTi
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s@. PARKB PoiNDLxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RICHMOND Va
Will practice IN the city of Richmond and in the
counties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
e. Office in Lisle's Building, corner OF Main and
lsth streets. SO 23-l2m
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kMUskMBSTs.-The Theatre, with an
attractive biIl-Wymap, with ventriloquism and
magic-the Sextett Association, with delightful
music-the Empire Minstres, with Ethiopian Pc
cuiiarties-and other novel and interesting
amuseInents, are announced in our advertising
coiumne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-28

ABORIGINAL RELIcs.-An Indian burying place has
been discovered on the grounds Of the Plymouth
County Agricultural Association, In Bridge water,
Mass, and many skeletons have been exhumed,
together with stone axes, arrow heals aud an In.
dian fireplace All the bodies we're surrounded
by charcoal ard were In string posture.
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ARsssrs YssrRRpAY.-Two per,

AaoAHnDni.-AWO persons
were arrested yesterday on the Fair Grounds a.
suspicious characssrs, and locked up. They gave
the names Of John jackson and John Boven Ths
latter was seized by Col. Timberlske, OF King viii
liam, while endeavoring to put his hand Il his
pocket; and the other was seizsd whiIe Masking
on 10 manner which attracted attention. jack
mostly in Northern paper money. Each had
s!ouch hat In his pocket, and an extra coat They
we're handed over to the police, and will probably
oe Examined before the Mayor this morning.
Capt T. W. Epps aided In their capture
Nicholas Ryan, q youth. was arrested outside
OF the gates, by officer Morris, on o charge OF
stealing s. from q mans pocket in the crowd
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NEW COUNTERFEIT "A new ccun. erfeit BILL pur-
porting TO be the five issue OF the sank of HoTard..
VILE Va. was put in circulation in baltimore oD
Monday. Though well engraved. it differs from the
original in several particulars The counterfeit has
on the left hand upper corner a landscape While On
the ger une the landscape ia in the centre. and Oh
the right hand side is med alion head of ashipg
tsn instead of the figure five as In the genuine tii
On tha bottom of the note there ia shield while in
the genuine there ia the figure of woman. TIE
note is printed en- paper slightly tn9ed with yellow
which may induce some persons to suppose The pa
per purposely colore! to prevent after
the nanner adopted by several OF the banks
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"MEMBERs OF THE PRIss. These
words are painted, In large letters, on one of the
tents ut the Fair Grounds. Looking in there yes-
terday, we saw q plank floor, ON which sat several
ladies, nurses and children; but not . chair or
table to be seen anywhere. I. was, however, both
charitable and thoughtful in the Directors to re-
member the press.
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Nav WEAPON OF DErKvcR-The London Daily
news, after hssty sketch of modern improve
ments sin various kiuds OF arms, describes a new
weapon invented by Charles shaw. II says:
Seeing that we cannot rifle our cannon, because
OF the mass Of metal ne have to deal with. Sir
ChaFies shaw-tAe author of the invention which
We now proceed to describe--proposes to divide our
cannon Itself as well as the shot lie replaces ths
neid piece, csnnon or howiizer, by q row of rifle
bAfreis, twenty-five in number. These are aeon
ra'ciy placed on the same level each barrel dy,rg
Ing slightly from she central one SO that the Y IL
icy OF rife bullets discharged BY the barrels will
cover width OF about FIVE yards at a distance of
eight hundred yards. Sir Charles Shsw,s rins
battery IS indeed reproduction Of Fieschi, in fer
nal machine, placed ON wheels, and made far light.
OF ana lar more manageable than q light brass
nine pounder gun.
This Implement may, therefore, be regarded an a
fiheo cannon. divided into twenty ive portions as
destructive as grape or canister shot al 800 yards
or saarpueil shell at 500 yards, with it's deadly
aim extended as far as the rife can reach. Con-
ceiye battery o: horse artillery with four Of Sir
shaSs internal machines substituted for their guns
What battery OF field artillery, what troop of horse
What batalioo Of infautry could withstand their
deadly shower Of Minnie ballss The cannon or
hovl,zer requires nine men at least to serve il,
ard IL must he dragged by four or six horses; the
rins battery requires but two men to load It, and
one to fire. 1t can be fred by one pull OF the
trigger, or in sections Of twelve barrels at time
| as may be expedient.
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fUPEatnTENDENTs OFFICE II. 4 D. T. H.
Richmond, Get 9Th, 1858. !
- srxsryzxrSSz~ NbTICE Exh;k;,iax


HI w @Sg.. s-aSSg.. of the UNITED sTATRs ana
ElhGlSiA CkA ThAL AGRICULTURAL s0CIE-
THIS, 20 be he'd u RchmoEd, commencing o.,
MONDAY. oct. 25th 1883:
This sio inform msmbera of these Societies soa.
kng 20 Richmond over tais read. that upon preseata
lcn OF their certificate OF membership at the tim.
q purchasing ihe tickets, 10 come TO Riet mont
hey will be entitled to free return ftoket whios
Val DC furnished them at the time Of procuring
paid tickets down. Those tickets be gotten, on
and Arfer the ed October. and good only from tia
4iay 10 the LIST November. inclusive
Members V le vugsnsd State Agricultural Ssi&V
70 be held Ia JsterSbnTg. commencing on Tuesday
Aoyenbtf tho End, Who may come over this roaa
III De entitled TO free return ticket, on pretsnta
on oi taeir certificate Of membership to the Agent
the Station at the s.ria Of procuring their tsksi
visit the Fair. Those tickets can be had, On ans
pier oe!ober The 29;h and good only frem that dAy
1e the eth November inclusive.
6tocK or other articles kenI this road fsr -
taIon at either Of the above Fairs will be charged
he usual rates. Such stock other articles viii be
FEers
Two days notice must be given prior to sendins
toek; TO insure Its being properly forwarded
&C li--dlm u CAMPBELL Supt
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MsErlxa OF rHs jams RIVE. An,

kANAwHA CoNpAsY.-The adjourned meeting Of
the recent annual session Of this Company took
place ct the Office Of the Company Tuesday
night. Resolutions were adopted to rsscud the
resolution OF January last in reference to the
Improvement Of the Ksnawha River-to adopt
such portions Of Mr. Eilets report for the mpr
ment OF the kanawha, was common both TO
that and the report of Mr.. Flake, on the same
toe appointed for that purpaes--and also to call
upon the United States Government to aid in such
Improvement, 30 far as It would add to the unfsr-
nifty Of water In the Ohio River.
The meeting closed its labors by the re election
to the Presidency and Directory Of all the present
ncumbenfs
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PLUGS INsEETED IN JAM.-Four rowdies, who beat
an unoffcpding man brutally In the Baltimore post
office, few days SINCE have been convicted in the
United States District Court there, aud sentenced
to two years in the pepitentiary.
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SAD Acc DEnf.-A little son Of Mr.. John Her.
man, of Slaunton, Va, met with very serious &C
cdent on Friday last, the wheel of a wagon having
passed over his thigh and crushed it very badly.
The little boy setting the lock of the wagon
from which he was thrown by sudden jolt.
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SuDDHS DEATH.-Mrs. Mary Middeccff, died very
suddenly on the night Of the 14th inst, at Poin.
Pleasant, Mason county, Va. She together wita
the other members Of the family, who had just re-
turned home from church, we're talking upon the
subject ofreligion, and she remarked: HLet me
die the death of the righteous" and suddenly her
head fol- back, aud she expired without q groau.
Mrs. Middlecof had long been in feeble health.
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HN- GRgAr ArTRAoTION.-La

ditions to and elegant stock Of French Chi
ma, Dinner and Tea Sets: kich Cut and Pressed
liers eiyer Plated Goods; q fine assortment ivory
Handled Table Knives and Forks Gilt. Iantle and
Pier Mirrors; China Vases; Bronzes and PArian
Goode; Cut. steel and Plain Fire Scfs RenderE &C..
together with q great variety of Housekeeping
Goods Visitors to the Fair will please call; prices
low. THO3 A bULKLsY.
oc E-6t st-rs l37 Main street.
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KANSAS swEKTs.-They are making sorgtam su|
ere in Kansas. A letter from Leavenworth says !:
l was in the Quaker settlement some twelve
miles from Leavenworth and saw them ma king
the Chinsse sugar cane and molasses. The gen.
tlenaa boiling the moiasses told me that the
thick molasses. full thick as New Orleans CT
sugar r-house. He said be could make nine GALLONS
Of molasses from seven reds of ground. One man
near Lecomptop, 1 understand, weuld make @
thousand gallons. 1t is expected to sell at fifty
cents a gallon. It is engaged at that price.
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~BuYHRs or ErovEs, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
HIcHnoKp, VIRGINIA,


ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
Continues the nianniscturs. for the suepiy q ne
southsIn n market, Of those very popular cOoAiNa
SAW yIkaisIA AIR TIGHT
GEM on THE SOUTH. sths best double ovsn
SOUTHERN sSSTHEss fsasTaFlhr fsos alroH
Also. HEATING STOVES Scr rarlors, cisess.
stores. factoriss. eharchss and acr2ss
ra., ,...s E,a,s. !. hsass- sn sorsh.rs
stoves, ana cost no more par pouad; thst Rpatrsng
Haxs can be 1t ali times promptly supPied. ana
S1-isrilhcs.ss of merit might bc prodaesd by
hundreds. ii necessary. srpr
To .nqur. for *. +: assSisciixosp sSsi MAKE ev
more on Northern Stoves. and ere therefore Eose
~FRAxxLIs PAPsa MILL, Ric1-
xssp, vA.-Dslvidsrs Manufacturing Sonpssy
ksSls saa w,spens fAfss .sa B
eAPERe. Of Al auaiisies and slsss. 'sfnAass =
c.s1 =. es'd q DO koSsi SwsiHIrsIELD. Prsassa.
OspaNs sups
80 On. Jons B. wALrsALL, Hence.
psfhis easu HI pEek~slo.al serviees 20 re eiti'
as:;;;. !: ~, r. ,is'sk .s'.;. - sass;ss- =.
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