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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-12
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery Of the Age.
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,

MIR. KENNEDY, Of Rn1bury, has discovered In one
Nl Of our common pasture weeds aremedy that cures
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sn Worm Rxaplsa Why is i. that

30 macy suffer repiae and drag out q miserable
existence. united Tor the enjoy nents and evsu OF.
aarE pursuits OF lie, when relief may bs obtained
and health aud vigvr restored, ey q treatment at
nee convenient aud safe we'll as permanent In its
c, .aracterf
fo tnOse who have suffered long with disease ul-
tiniating IN loss of appetite vigor, dc. the under
sisucl tenders his professional services, assuring
tuesurerers, In candor and sucerity pleasact ccn.
senieut aud proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and souuS body and mind, without unplrasaut re-
stricti us or hnrance from ordinary business. pur-
suits.
~ diseases Of private nature, from Whatsoever
either recent chronic, ture. ap rsita-
"'e bladder, &c; ais9, scr lula, Asthma. hheU,ua-
sn IIlcs &c. shITuii; aisi successfully Iteate,i
tr rtARfis can 6e consulted da,iy, at his ropnis
i6Z5a Aaiu street aDnvs ilth and oppus re- the
2n@rcan t.otei, NJ ST. 81 iOor. entrance on Main,
lt!i door shove nth street.
From th,s ale unfi. the ist of June. Dr HAksis
viii no. ho al hs oiire Wednesdays, ihafs .ys aai
Fridays ri ZACH week but fr saturday uiorl.,us
lbti Tuesday evening" hs may be Consulted from
10 A VI to 2P NJ and : to 4 n al Zs--3n
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pRICs LAND WAEE

PRICE or LAND WARRANTS The demand for land
warrants is steadily increasing 10 consequence it
Is said OF an aCt passed at the last session of Con
gress, authorizing land warrants issued under the
act Of 1850 10 be received in half pa yment for the
land on the railroad lines heli at 81 so per acre.
hstetofo:e only payable in gold. This is iu,-
portsnt Law aud has advanced the waTran. 5
to tha same value as those uuder the previous
to 1855. Advices from the land offices at Council
Binfls and from kanses state that the government
receives little money for it. lands land warrants
being almost the only medium of payment. The
prices of warrants az she land offices rule at about
81 per acre for the Sos and l60s and 95 cents for
the .l2na
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TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAED.-CdSe Of tI0tgb.-Tha
case of Bartholomew Cough, the temperance lee
turer, against DT. Lees for damages for SANDER,
has been concluded in london. In the evidence it
WAS proven that Cough received $1,000 year for
iecturing lie is an Englishmsn,and not an Ameri-
ca as has been generally supposed. He testified
in the case as follows:
am fortyoue years of age; left this country
at IL years OF age, and followed the business o, q
bookbinder in America; in early life was of in
temperate habits; | became lecturer on inteni-
persuce iu lS43; travel 10 GOO miles yearly, lectu-
ring in 1854 first came to London, and en-
20 ged by the London Temperance League; and alsU
tor short time by the Scottish Ten perance
League Of Glatgow; in the two years | delivered
from 4l3 TO 42O lectures; my livelihood entirely
depends Oh my remuneration fIc lectures; the Ma.
tIuual League and the Scotch League now Paw ne
at The rate OF ten guneas a lecture, and deliver
about 200 in the year. The olisct O: both socie-
tie. is 90 eradicate drunkenness by persuasion and
prohibitions; there is socIety called The United
Alliance, OF which DR.. Lees is lecturer their ID
Jsct is to obtain total prohibition Of the traffic
| III Hquor by the Mslue law; 10 January last was
leclnrng at CUpar in Fife, when | received a iet
| tor from Mr. Wilson, of Sherwood Rail " no takes
great interest In temperance cause; had heard
| runors before that addicted to opium eatiug
ont treated them a5 rumors. l was afterwards
| informed by nr. Sinclair Mari, the Secretary OF
the Scottish League, that this charge had been
made against ne. He sh0wed me letter writteu
" ~ Loeh, CHaIk kiES iEc "ltn eating opium. !
never ate or cheped opium in my life. l perer
b ught grain OF opium. There 10 case pub
ished in my Life" it occurred before took the
pledge, when, being very destitute, bought six
pence worth of laudanum, and one night I held
lie bottle to nay lips, but never tsste il. l never
tonched spirits since l took the pledge. except
when | given it in 1916 as medicine, when
ny life despaired of M Dexter is the editor
oi .Ee CDnere gaionsiist in Boston l never wrote
the letter article in that paper. l bad meth
ing to do with the publication of the al Hell at out
Gr. Sinsisir i'll the Edinburgh News Sinclair
vas formerly the keeper of q Temperance Hotel
he was then IN Am~risa lecturng to children on
.tmperapde. There is not word Of truth in tse
.tAteme Ut that was sensiby Intoxicated In the
streets Of LJudok.
The trial was stopped when half through by
the withdrawal Of all the assertions made by pr.
l. e.. The jury made him lay five suineas to the
pfaiutif and SO the ended.
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ze,y- THs 0kgAr HEALra hssr,aga

fHE LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN The BLooD-W hen
he Bio a becomes vItated irpure. or too weak. The
ish loosee it- yitalts the skin beclmos ytllos and
yaiiii the Liver Ills ride red, Dy speysiA a1d indig.s
lor io.ipw, the spirits tro1p. Nervousness coDoIea
'cs aui if. becomes burden
IAkTSHpKA E's HBALlH REsTORER, OK
ShRSAPA ILLA CORDIAL
cts UPON the EluoI, Liver, Stouia:h and Bowels.
Uipsrting Bew vigor and tone 10 ac'nstitutioh In
laired by III irrn. any Cause 1t Remove :igs-
pies and ali skil eruptions; srnuses the pa sical
powers If bdh sexes piVFs bloom 10 the pallid
heck, aud makes cna Joyous AMI happy. Though
medicinal III it, effects, IL 10 perfect Col dial in
,;t.te 1T is particularly adapted to Female CON-
paiDts which In their very nature are exhaustng
ana debilitaliug FOR nropsy, ordrop.cai sweilings
II Kidney and Bladder affections, it acts like q
charm Quart bottles 81, small bottles 81 cents.
Sold by PURcELL, LADD 4 90; FISHER WISsros;
PETERSON; boDEXER; GARLIcK; W LADD; MILLS
PAUGa Il JOHNSON; DUvAL hoRTos; A .TRIcKga.
ANp DowDES my 3l-d&cw3m
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g.sy- SARAroca EmptRr SpRINa W.r.,

fhis water, fresh from the Spring. can be obtained
AZ Nessrs PURCELL, lADD COS No. ll2 Main street.
hlthmond Va, By the gross or simple box Also, tor
sale at ali the peicIoa Drug Stues in the city Tor
,naysis. directions lr aud certificates OF emf
Dent ply slch,as, circular which be obtained
vt the ID. ug STORES.
Orders iuay be addressed to the Propretors, q. W.
WESTON GO, sarsrogs Springs OF NJ their De-
pot, i6arcay street. New York. ap l6-3m
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VIM. Gilmore Sims, the novelist ard poet 10
u aued for U S Senator frorn South Carolina
Xenes Bsrbam. of Baisimt re, has been eect'
President of tho siagnatic Telegraph iiDe and John
Kendall, Superintendent
The statement from California paper that Louis
Keller of the Keller troupe, had been divorced
from his wifi, is untrue.
When his City OF Washington sailed from Liver
pool, shares OF The Atlantic Telegraph cable were
at50 per cent discount.
The bell on Baptist church la Nantucket was
t,lled on Monday mornng,t to express the ehureh's
dsapprobation of the sihs Of the nation.
Miss Caroline Ritchings is singing the Marsel-
laise, aud Mr.. Ritchings is personatiDg General
Washington, at Detroit, Michigan.
1t In reported that the Prince Of Wales, who 10
seveateen years old has been baDiahed 10 Ireland.
having been detected In an intrigue with one Of
Yictoria's maids OF honor.
The tax levy for municipal purposes in New
York for the year has been finally fixed At $s,asQ.
al, an increase Of halt . million over last yes-
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TREASURES OF TnE YAsTY DrBP-The editor Of tn.
Cincinnati Gazette has been luIuIia iating on boz
tln of kniue Riue. which was part of the contents
ota three gallon jog, which was on Thursday re
,urrected fcom the bed of the Mani alsl, sixteen
i1chss below the suffsce, by laborer named
NcCshe. IL had probably been dropped overheard
from s,ne passing boat and the va.hinss OF the
dirt had completely i'nhsdded il. The liquid wa,
2 'od old German wine, With rot headache in 4
hoHsheaf Of it. In addition to the three gallon
jug, the were ALSO fund on the same day, in the
bed of the canal, lady's gold watch; I've franc
piece leather purse with six dollars in gold and
sevsrai quarters, Basarian kreutzer, aud other
ANAL coin.
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ss,s- Isrskssrlsa TO LADIES. wb4n

ia the coarse Of human events is., les aai u. ptit
men lose of their greatest nRtItal attract tie
head oi hair-it becI,nes matter us IIt-
tance, aud the question IL. what shall 40 10
stop the hair falling Elf ani testote its ssor
ind beauty Ia reply 10 thi" query, We beg a. +,
try ER HAFRISi HAIR PROMOTER ii imPgOvsK =
- Applications " II stoo the hair falling Urea Il
uR, remove uaDiruf, sesp the sea y clean
@hite, aud if'pttt frrsnii ami yigpr tn, hatf
and although may lave BEEN bNid Iwss;ty Year,,
the continued u~e Ut II TWO months viii Insure ou
iuXurisut head OF hair Cali and get boriie. ann
not satisfied, after the socoud appl cation, return
u aud get thc price p4Ii
Ask for Er Harris Han Ptom.ier ana improver
sold IN hichtnond, Ly
W PETERSON. Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main aud y ali ste
l. I'm
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DAHAGEs Br THE RECENT FLOODS The partial
subsistence OF the waters OF the western rivers be
gins to reveal the extent Of the damages which the
r. ca, foods Of the spring aud summer have effect
eI The American Bottom below Alton presents
an uuwonted appearance The bridges are wrecks,
the plank roads washed away, aud the embauk.
nepts gone. Acres aud acres Of crops are de.
sisoyed. peach trees ruined, wood foaied away,
corn aud potatoes inundated to death. The water
is now falling on the Bottom very fast, and some
Of the farmers are planting again.
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sz,s. MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMknr

Its wonderful effects and cons a ~ pnpus ity-
peIhaps article in the history cf Witerid NJ dscd
acquir, the same patio iage, was susJvcted
he SAM. number ot diff. eat sts hud
act with 80 few failures the Must sDg LianienI.
G has Justl been stj !ai phEa ot all eXi-rBal
i de, Cue, Sw ilines. pr4Is, iira ise-, rdp
,ious Oh Man or ;>easI 1t il Iir dici Of -ar
prisin9 vrtu', that Pby sc.ans compelled tu
prescribe II; ar.d from some Temaiksiie cBr,s III
hrJuic and distorted Rheumatic ci-es 1t has u
attracted much attgu.IuL rom tie hrst
rhciauds Of the aae No family can afford 10 hs
glth Ut a b5ttr 81 thA Mustang Liuiule1t in their
u"u4e Belearegf IIsn tons
The geuuir Is soiu 10y respectable dealers Ia aii
part- Gi ths world. bARSE> PAkh,
le 2I-0&c@lIn ProprietUrs New York.
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rBs.t.P- BROW ". the great cnrer "a ciConsnmption
s.s for seytra years badly sffi cted BY ID spep
ia. tbat tor part Of The time he canued his
I'D. lis Mas sven;naliy cured by piescripiion
tcsnlsh.d him By yoasg cihigvVyau girl tbs
snip ion. given him by mere ehi.i while In
axe of trance, nas ei ever: body whJ has taken
It, peyef having failed once. tis equally srre in
,a-es u fits snd u sp-ps.a. The ines eients Iuay
3e TO- nd ~ amy drug store. viii ssbd tsis vsiu.
ale pres2riptnt t1 any person th. receipt oi oae
stamp 20 pay pOriage Address
Dk %. PHELPS BRow..
30. a 1rand street.. Jersey city, y j.
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sa,~ .To Gnp axrIsap GoIp. to psia,

Tc ttr8w 5sItn.1s ca thR tsolet
30 -tl4r. l. The c., Or al aIuth aae
t. Tie Be-. l1lN
NJ sgsah 10 pgass uf tie PHOTOGRAPHS Sra az
hRJFYPaa .'aisat MINNIE fh stogrsPh AID fiae
Art Caller lp5 Main street
"is wasf@fnl ana riaieGionss
Thsv sgsak tuf The slsslses, rs all nh3 pAissl.sa
his e,fa bist taphf wtii ttstity Is -
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EXCITEMENT AT ToIEDo.-There was something OF
m excitement at Toledo, Ohio. on Friday last. A
circus was in town; boy attempted to slip under
the curtain; shu. man caught and gave him a
round dozen with a cowhidc; great Indignation
show broke up In q row; boy disappears in the
midst Of the excitement, and had il that the
blood-thiTsty Snowman had murdered bU; fire
bells rung; mob Of excited freuea and ctiZ3us
sen.bled; tweuty-oue showmen arrested aud taken
TO jail suddenly boy turns np again: tbs show
men ar. released. tlreiGen aud citizens disperss
aud order reisus in Toledo.
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ACCIDENT on THE CITY POINT RAnRcAD.-The
train of cars from City Point Cue at Petersbutg g,
Va. THURSDAY sfterUo IN. Cana il contact with d
COW, opposite New Market, hy which the baggage
car WAS thrown from the track. and pretty effect,
nally smashed. aud the wheels aud axies broken
TO pieces. Next to the baggage car, vas box
Ihis car WAS also thrown entirely froa, the track
but. IhTtuhasely no injured. In the pas
senSer coach, there w5re abouE tbirsy ladies and
gentlemen, Who All KEEP. their seats, and escaped
"itA oLIy good j4rrins. Gnnibusses had 10 he
called into requlsition TO convey the passengers
aud their baggage to the city.
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.t,s- NEW frs Paoor Roorrso.

sA7 I'VE" TINE n'of .'Oof. AAo
subscribers succ. OF EsTfLL Co., In their
PATENT ELASTlC
FlRg AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
now offer the same to the public.
1t makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS. CHUkCHES, BAhkS,
DEPOTS, &c
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rcofs
stops the lsaky ones, and prevents those newly pus
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
70. painting for many years.
All orders in city or country promptly attended
70. U. d. YALE 4 Co,
100 Main street.
aJ- County Rights in Virginia fUs sale.
ie l7-iRI
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But why, at Lass, do | exhort, and why do | seem
to fear, on such day this' IL II hot tho ma
,uns birthday Ia it not this country of onr love
AID hopes which celebrates III This music Of the
glad march, these banners of priGe ana beauty,
ihese memories 80 fragrant these resolutions OF
.aitioti.m 20 thoughtful, these hands pressed,
these congratulations ard hu2Zanss and tearB.this
great heart throbbing auiibiy-sre they not hers.
Al d do they not assure us? These forests ofma
ttese singing workshops Of labor, these fields ana
plants.ons whitening for the harvest, this ieace
aud pieDiy. this sleeping thunder, these bJits III
he closed strong talon, do ihsy not tell us OF hsr
h,ath. her strepfth, and her futufe' This shadow
IL AZ flts across our gra.sea aad 10 gUue; tsshai-
low ripple thar darkens the surface of our bread
sud widening stream, and passes away; this little
perturbation which our telescopes cannoE fad aEd
which onr science can hardy bud. bat which ~e
kbow csnnOt change the course or hasten the doom
Of one star: have these any tefrors for usy Aud
He who siumbsrs not, nor sleeIS; ~ho Keeps
waichfuly tire city of bis love, ou Shose will the
ltfe uf nations 10 suspended, and TO whom all the
shields ~ the earth belong. cur fathers cd, is be
MT ouf God. aad cf whom then, aud Of what, shall
-,s bo afraid
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SHocKfSa sUIciD..-0n Saturday evening Wr
B I beais shot hiTzeli In the tight hrea.f with a
plsto, ~ bis residence, in Baltimore Nd and di.d
IN about hfseeU minutes lie had be-u drinking
Freely, and borrowed this pis'ol frnnl his BROTHER
inla-, hs then kissed his wife and CHILD telling
the former he was aboit 10 xiii himself but aas-
ing made similar threats before, she did 30; believe
him. lie theD went 10 his room and committed
tie fatal act.
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UNUSUAL FIsIToR.-0n the night Of the Sd inst
G New Orleans, two young gentlemen, e.cortilg
young ladies Carondelet street, New 0Tieans
saw an alligator feet long crashing along thv
gutter. They killed him with crowbars, after a
long fight, in hch of the men got severe
blow ACROSS tho back from the animals tail.
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k9 hoBsoS's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMPoeISG SALOON, under the American Ho-
ei-entraace on lIth street
N.B.-Hot. Cold and shower Baths can be had ss
all hours. Single Bath - cents or tickets for ono
dollar. les
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ga FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
kss ed Erc1 I-noineEts, on Cary street. between
itE ani 3ih. They well adapted tor Grocery
rooms besides lie store room and are we'll adapt
ed tr the accommodation 81 families, having ali
cesaarF cJnVe.ieSces. Fos3essiou given Immediate
y 70 good tenants, the rcu: viii be rlc.ierat3.-
AppiT h II. r. kA9LAND II Co,
- zi-ts Lumber i callers. Marshall streat
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~ AcBiLLss AsCt Ii. NJ

pafhist (ia.e rsom New Y0Ik, and & rmorss au + =.
pathic praciiOher rcspee liuily s,,ica's the gat.
nag. OF III. ciIizs " OF RicbIrond
~ fice pu bTser str-ef bei wfen itb ard s.b.
B. References oi THE highest rssEecfsbfhY
Medical advice spd ir-sshis1t GhATts 70 Ink paoa
at h's offcr. every day tsa.bsfh ssg txeepseal be-
tween I aud 5 a'cl ek, pm
VACCINATION 6aAfis no THs Pooa every weiaes
day between ana sVtieek. z. NJ ny is~tys
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SERIOUS AccipENT-On Friday afternoon while
some workm were taking down the tower Of the
Roman Catholic Church in Broadway, sonth Bos.
ton, Mass the q, rrck broke while stone Weis h
ing u tons, suspended. precipltating ihe
heavy mass tn the ground height Of 100 feet and
seriously injnring four of the work men. nene "f
th-ra fatally. however Tho accident appears to
have been the result of carelessnees.
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A SERIOUS MISTAKE a fe. days since ar
tender i'll 4 h2ttl ii Doyiestown. Pa, invited "a
frisut 20 rsriaSe of Heey invented ,un,me,
dTIaA- III nixirg which. hoH ever. be by mistake
nse b1ttte conraiaiag cofrotiye suhi inste III
a. al II syf up The error soon found Out and
Fedica -i. pr cared. which saved the young man
fe"'n ."y ~orse consequences than the action ot
emetic.
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Three young nobemen from Senegal, Of the
brightest ebony tint, have arrived in Paris from
that French colony, and have entered the military
academy at st. Cyr.
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Es25- SHsRBEr AND ORANGE NECTAR
We have added these ne luscious 81 rups to our al.
seady extensive list, which Sc. we'd up with
,parklius soDA wArhR icy c5ld.
WAXING PRAkoE. Druggist,
Je % Eroai ct above Wh.
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SECOND SAM pATCH."-A -alor. named (irifi a.
at Chicagl. Illinois, bsiougihg 10 the tchr ely de
with more iiqnor iii his stomach ihaH brains in bis
head, on sunday jumped fr; m truck of the main
OF the sch 1oner Hart into the lake. DISTANCE
IL i25 feet jnst tor the amusement of a pleasure
party op beard. lie wes quite severely hurt, as
well as thoroughly cooed Of.
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PATRIOTISM IN THE YOUNG.

Americans" said An orator of France, "begin
with the infant in the cradle. Let the frst lisps
be Washington" Hang on his neck, on that birth
day, and that day of his death, at Mount Vernon,
ths Medal Of Congress. by its dark ribbon; tell
him the story Of the flag it passes, glittering
along the road; bid him listen to that plain old
fashioned, stirring music OF the Union lead him
when school Is out at evening, to the grave Of his
great grandfather, the old soldier Of the war bid
him. like Hannibal, at nine years DID, lay the little
hand on that Constitution and swear roverently to
observe 1t; lit him up, and lift yourselves M 70
the height OF American feeling; open 80 him. and
think for yourselves on the relation of America to
the States: show him, upou the map, tue ares to
which she has extended herself tie climates th st
come into the number Of her moutha; tho ,jlysr
paths OF her trade, wide as the world; tell him O,
her contributions 10 humanity, and her protest. for
free goysTnmen keep with him the glad aud sol-
smn fessts of her appointment; bury her great
names in bis heart, AID into your hears; contsnl-
pate babitualiy, lovingly, iH.elissntly, thi,
grsId abstraction, this vast reality Of good; and
such an ius:ituton may 60 somewhat to Transform IL.
this surpssttng beauty iuto national life, which
SHALL last wGile sun and moon endure.
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tW- DUDLEY Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN.
DIES, old WalSKkYo and CIGARS No. " Main
treaf. fu
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS ON THE WESTERN RIyGss.-
The following are given as the main losses 90 the
Western rivers for the six months ending Msy IS,
1858 steamers burned, Is; exploded, 4; snagged,
o. collisions, s; total lost, 20 total lives los Cd.
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DAsefReUs SP0KT--A rocket stick falling upon
the roof Of house in Boston. broke through two
states, passed through nearly loot Of its length
and remained there 10 nearly an upright position
Such blow upon the head Of person In the
street might cause instant death.
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The cricket match in Philadeiphia between Is
Americans and ii EDRlisbmen. was decided in fa-
yor of the latter by II runs. All the competitors
were picked men.
The Fourth ofJu'y was celebrated on the steamer
Jos. Whitney, from Baltimore to Boston. Hon.
JEFF. Davis, OF Miss, being aWong the passengers,
delivered oratisn.
Miss Charlotte Cushman sailed for Europe by
the Persia. NJ. Gassier, Of the Opera, was . pas
Ssnser oa tbs same ship.
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Ga MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

Ers WANJNLSIEk EESEUENCE FUk
P5,{ RENT-Intendinz TO discontinue hnus-keep-
Ing offer fir rent nIy residence IL Manchester,
c staining ge CoUaiortiUIe and good sized rooms
ful uf lh-u with fire places besides two ba'emen.
Toous. used az present as kitchen and servants
rCsJn.
Tha Lou-ais nearly new. and very convenient, in
the Lu-t Ho4-Ay part II The tnwu, and near one Of
the brst sprnXs IN this region. and commands
view ut A!cnn md from eud to the other
would lih- to sell also tbs most OF M House
hold AMI Kit Ieu Furniture.
t. J5d tea ant the rent will be accommodating.
Possession given Immediately.
Arp.E - ahis oitlce. ln-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10
.tNuSE AND nor FOR sALE-

fs3 iGUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
t-S sfll sell, at great bargaia, desirable L.
cf Sr,aId near the old Distilery, and outside the
co.po<sr line. 1t has frontage ot Is feet and
deph OF lUl feet. II has on II twostoried framed
Dwelling aud is enc IJsed with u substantial fonce-
An ail9ining lot Of the same dimensions, will be
anil r CAUTH0RN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

MINISTERIAL AccgPTAscs.-The Rev. George D..
Cummings, D. D.. Of Trinity Church. Washington
city, has accepted thu call to the Eector,hip of ST..
Peters Church in Baltimore, aud is expected TO
enter upon his duties about the first Of September
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

The CHoLE1A.--We fad the following in the In
iianapo'is citizen Of Friday last:
BY passengers from 81 Louis, this morning, 81
learn that th+te were % deaths from cholera o.
Monday last in that city, besides ~ cases.