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Sugar from the Scrgho, of various
grades, from coarse brown to refined loaf,
HAS been successfully manufactured by Joseph
S, Lowering esq, Of Philadelphia, who has
sent samples TO the United States Agriculu'
raj Society, which are now on exhibition al
the secretary's office, No $50 Pennsylvania
avenue,
A petriGed turtle was found forty feet
from the surface. while digging we'll on the
premises Of J, w. R,iney, in Milan county,
lsxas, recently.
Artificial ear drums are now made o
iine silver wire, with disk at India rubber
or gutta psrchN between. They are placed
in the ear aud without Inconvenience, ami il
is said the effect is magical
We understand the Rev jacob Knapp (th,
great reviyallst) is now holding meeting
with the Frs, Baptist Church IA Middleton
o. lie began his laboys there on Sa0ha,l
last, and already there is considerable inter
est in the meeting, Con GlSsts
/ Wheat AND FLoUa.-l, i sac tha. tber,
are about one mi'hou btsnels Of wD-at e.
stone, an about sixty thoustgd barrels t
hour at Chicago Wheat ., s.ln, q, 53H
30 GENTS. itIs the gyUsrt. 7pg ao ,au lw
.li. ." a.aa..s < lrVs H., as ready gour
.'r Hus. ..,.s.gn .,a tas o.eUas o. atr,
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SouRoEs oT FAT.--Experiments have been
made during the past year in France on ducks
to prove that the fat may exceed the guam
,ty which could be referred to the food they
were supplied with. Some were fed on rice.
a substance which contains only few parts
of fat in thousa4d. Others fed on rice with
a certain amount of butter added. At the
end of the experiment, the first were as lean
rs when first placed upon the Diet the latter,
in few days, become positively balls Of fat.
Other experiments were made on pigs. Il
was found as the result of several trials that
there was sometimes more fat produced than
was contained in the food on which they were
fed, Food which, given alone, has not the
properties of fnttening, when mixed with fat
ty matter, acquires it in an astonishing de.
gree ; and fattening articles of food, which dc
not contain much fat, always abound with its
chemical constituents, the prinipal of which is
azote, and whence the fat acquired is derived
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AFFECTIONS.

Precious arc the hind affections
Wnioh around this life entwine,
Making earth, with all its troubles,
Something more than half divine.
But, alasl they fade and perish,
Like the bright and fragrant Howers;
Sorrow bligtts, and death destroys theni,
And their beauty time dcvours.
'Tis not 80 with those affections
That are set on heavenly things
They will bloom and aourish ever,
watsred by eternal springs;
Warmed by everlasting sunshine,
sheltered from the storms Of earth,
Ever growing and increasing.
Knowing naught OF drought OF dearth.
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-" Sing, o Barren, for more are the chill
dren of the desolate than of the married
wife"
A German girl living in service on the
West Side, last week gave birth to .for chl-
drsn at once. Two were boys and two were
girls. One of each sex was still born, bu,
up to last evening the other two were alive
This is piling it on rather fast tor girl that
has not yet found a husband, and we doub
if any man can be found ready to take wife
who has given such proof in advance of hel
intention to comply with the Scriptural com
maud" BE fruitful and multiply and replen
| ish the earth. - Clepe. Herald.
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Love correspondence of tho most thrilling and excl
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SulctpE,-On Thursday, the 25th ult., Mr..
Calvin Hutchins. of Rice township, was
brought to this place by his friends for ex,
animation, on an application to be admitted
to the State Lunalio Asylum. For several
weeks he has been dcranged, produced by at
tendance upon religious revival. When he
was taken to jti on Thursday he made two
Intellectual attempts to cut mia throat with
butcher knife, making frightful though moi
mortal gashes ip his neck. His hands we're
then tiel behind him, and couple of per-
sons were placed there to attend him. On
the Sunday following, about noon, while the
attendants sat in the cell, Hutchens walked
out into the hall and up the stairs to the
second tear Of cells, and jumped off the plat
form below, breaking his skull, from which
he died in few minutes.- Fremont Journal
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TO THE PUBIC.

Notwithstanding the reports to tho contrary we
would say TO our friends and patrons that the Perrys
burg Mills are grinding daily, all hours, ana are
doing as goodwork, (if not better,) than any Mill in
the country Furthermore, we would say. that it is
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly. and
to make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for sae and any orders left at
our Store, will receive prompt attention. and will be
delivered free of charge.
Dec. l, lS57-30tf F. r. MILLER X co
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n G n town A. section g. west $40
3N.E.i less so acres llO-43c
Very desirable land Il miles from Perrysburg.
y, $ X, town 4, section 1, s NEi SO
- II SWl 16C
Near perysburg, well timbered and good land.
4, s. X. town 4, section 81, NE 1GC
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THE GREATEST
M DICA l. ID | S @ OV r X I
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUMoE,

NVR, KENNEDY Of Tloxbury, has discoveredin one
lNl of our common pasture weeds remedy that
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In Jackson Township.
In Liberty wash

Range 10, town A, Sec. I, N. of n. h. s
10 n of N. Wa
In Liberty townshp--timbcred.
Wfr Of Il
About 80 acres prairie go with a9ove-in Liberty
10 A, IL 5 w n W 4
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In Nfiiton 'ro,vushin.

Range Q, town sec. 20, 5 L 50
In Milton tounship, chocely umbered, anu Win
small improvement. 80
"2i, NJ Ell l6O
A tract of good land M
Range 9, town 4, sec 3, N. half s. w. so
., 4, " 10, n w 80
a.. s. 4, " S,NENW 40
ponoo q town 4 Sec 10 s E1SENE 200
p"nSe a town Soc o. SIS w & $ w SE, 100
Range o. town 4, section 20, swso & ssw l20
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IN LAKE TOWNSHIP

IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range IL, town I, soc. II w quarter ld
Choice lands well drained, in settled neighborhoou
Range IL, town I, sec. 80, ). H. quarter lo
VIII be sold very cheap. ~
Range II, town I, sec. 81, Il n F. s
T. Z, 26, y Il IT.
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In Henry Township.
Plain Township.

Range 10, town g, Sec. l5 east $40
e" 10 n the whole GAO
" 10 " 81 s. W. & S. N. WA 24O
10 81 from west side N. y. 100
part prairie and part woodland.
:" 10 ." 81 S. W. of Sc 40
all improved-frame house.
10 &" 28 n. N n. Wan n. L, l20
Principally prairie but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
10, 8, 10, w fr lo4
' S II NV Az
Above conderaby improved.
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In washington Township.

Range Q, town &, Sec, Sc Il NE 80
ian sc Q, town 8, section 2, N. pit. N. w. IA g.
35 N.pt, ofW fr'lsec. 80
35S.pt. of S. Wfrli so-2N
choice tract Of land half milo above Otsego, and
containing about 20 acres Of Prairie.
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In Center To Wnship.

In Freedom Township.
IL, O. 80 NENW
Half mile from New Rochester.
H. 8, 6. n hf sw Or & ear
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HOOKS! BOOKSW BOOKs!M
For Sale

y FOr sale, -ll7-I -------
ON the most reasonable terms, the southwest quar-
" ter of the north half of section number O. town S.
of range number H. containing so acres; also that
fractional part of section number 34 southeast of thu
river in town 6, of range 8, containing SO acres In
Wood county, Ohio. JAMES MURRAY
September 10. lS57-lStf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

pULLIAM Z BELTS,
AUCTI0 NEERS, J~VDER ODD FELLOWp
Rail-. FRANKLIN ~. RICHMOND. VA.
VIII sell Nhtit0ES both publicly ana privately.
Pax p,rters always Gt each de9ct tnd II boats "n
thciG arrival. y . PtLbtAN,
WILLIAM Il j. IT'S.
Richmond Mag 10Th, 1855. I1y l2-5m
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uEALING SPRINGS --Tnese ceiebra

| L ALiNtf 0phiNGS These celebra
! Il ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception Q
aud comfortable. AID sufficient tg The conf rtabi
tccJiai;, l'is. ion OF three hundred persons. Ih
! y hIEHS ar. celebrates for ghrir efficiency ii,
a5ss q the ski i! ger aad Stomach sclCtula, OF,
Ulcers, PaTai. sis. dis of he bladd I, !Gney
! and Irvtus Ch:Jli3 DarIiort Chronic Asthma
disease - the Lun-s and bronchial TaDes. !lemo
/ rh5iGS rt-t4Id IN An1, RhtHmstisln. GOHt hyapc.
sia Uterine D!'rG:cs, az Leuc 'rrhu-a, byrnenor
fit.t ilenpfrt ,rgia, Obs It'd Ca Amelia, Prolni
| -U- UttrI. NeUraIgt. a1id diseases of the ~
YAe ia fH% have been enlarged aui npr0ye
-ircr the ,ns season, by the Introduction o; uun.
! Der OF BATHING IL rs, uppli.d with
water from the uellcinGi fountain, ihus EurJsL
ins b4ths o: any teEleerAtare the tein4s q! the p
icI aud II Cv,atl,s II tho Cae may require, taCi
BAL oscCqy lGE tep'-, att APARTMENT.
Each Bath i supplied with Shower Bathing Al
paratu9 u improved co4s nc;ion
he Baths ar exec dIngly delightful, bCoyar
aud grateful, impartin4 glow ana sutln--s to Ia
,tin not tqu"lcI ~ any wettrs in WeS'er Vii
GINA, their temperature being s5c Fahrenheit
The g. TrItIgs OF the}e waters are greatly cafBar
tic. GirU5-iic. diHphuTetc, Alternative hedative
anti.irrltaut and aIs p, cuIitry applicable to tn:
treatment Of the sbGHc diseases
The 5etiiHL, Spriags are located IN Faith count!
Va. Immediately urs the road leading from u.
h9to benz, of tine virginia Central Ra'li BAD. 10 tn
Grccutr,r White sulphur SprirEs-2i L lies from
the frmer, and % mile, asst Q! tho Latter place, Az
within day trdv" II Baltimore, Richu)n d, Nash
iaAtgn and Alexandria.
y line OF daily STAG 5. carrying the Mail will ru
regularly between MilUor0 Ielot and Whte sur
phur, aul passing en- route the Bath Alum, " arm
ana Hot Springs. over we'll graded road and stof
ping here, W.il convey visitors regularly TO aur
ir. the Springs.
An experienced PLY sician resides at the Springs
permanently. The pruprietoIs intend ~ use ever
EFFORT 30 render the 9OlouCa Of their visitors bot
pleasant and profitable, aud have fitted up a fins
Billiard and Bowling SELDOM fine Band Of Music
hso been engaged and Will remain during the sea
son.
Persons dcsiring further information in regard
thc nedciual eIiirey III The WATER can be supple
win cur Pamphlet, containing The opinions aaG
crtifc Of Physicians aud o'l@fs Who laTe test
ted ITS merits at most of the hotels or By adressil
the proprietOls. PORTER lkNIN,
je II dim PROJECTORS.
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T0WMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND
By James NJ. Taylor & Son.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-
"a, - GIN &c lRN MILL. BUILDINGS. 20 AT AUG
IlON.-3s Trustee in a certain Deed Of Ernst from
tpcch q. Rex, dated tho 81 day Of April. 1851 Guif
recorded III the kiehm n Hastings Court, shall
proceed to sell at Public auction Op thu premi es Oh
ny ~ PAX, 18th July, conm~ncing ut 6 O'Clock.
~, me property conveyed tberrhy, being one
steam engine ami Gear, Corn NJ i'll and Fixtures
complete ard the buildings situate at th+ corner
~ ram ana 2,st stree ts used by said Rex as
Mill house..
IERMS-Cash JAS N TAyIpP Trut,ee
o 4 L n
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AUCTION SALua
FUTURE p4Yg
a--r~---- a
By Larus Il Shine. Auc.s.

A UCTI0N--W i'll he sold at our store.
II Gu FRIDAY. 9th instant. at 10 o'clock. large
.ot OF second hand Furniture consist ~ IN part =:
Beds AMI Bedste td4.Clnc and Wood Ctiairs; Bureaus
aud Csbinets; Wash Stands: Toilet fabrs ofas Ma.
nogany Chairs; set Cottage Furniture; Toilet
Glassss. DC. &c
ADDlTIONAL-50 reams Of Latter and Cap Pa
per. LAKIJS a SHINE
Jys Auctionaers.
poSFPONEIENT.-T above sale Of Furniture
IL tostp2Led until MONDAY, the I3th, com neDeils
ADDITiQNAL.-A lot Of fine Cigars. Champagne
wine. LONDON ale. Ac.. cold on account of whom 10
may concern; fne Refrigerator: I looking Stove
.,, LAEUS " SHINE Auc.s
WIN be added to cur sale MON DAY a lot Of
Boys Go hing, suitable for the press Mt sea on Of
good fabric and we made This -izes range from
years to IL years old.
IL 10 LBRUS A SHINE t,c,.
A DM1NIS SALE.-Will he
= n cola on MONDAY the 18th July instant Mt the
lat9 residence " James Cray, Church Hill con.
taeucin< at 10 O'Clock, all of his Household and
hitchen Furniture. consisting OF the usual variety
Also, one the Horse aud Milch Cow fresh to Tie
pail After thu above sale the House will he rented
Illustrator. JaKJS n SHINE
y! :" AuCslDUters,
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IIiEHESI VEDICIY1L PROPERTIES
4 PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO cap HOUSE.

THIS well known Anuatain retreat. formerly Euf
- / II frluaH. toy miles ""at Of St&ulIitu On til
Central r'slrp&4 aud the saTkerslUrg tuinIiae T.
Hyw 'rt u tt'S eg- ii,,.pGat!gn u tfayg 's Al,
Ni,lt 'IS ctrsnu- WsllaE to spend Iile g. y. st3u
uyE /. a cool iict way cannot find etIt.ui
pi'c~ IL sill NIrSlnj3 il "a 'asg OF Gcct-5-thc
9th" Central :. al pass ty Il every d.. tn hous
IS large, Is rooms convenient aud ell ycu:i ate.
-ur. aHHHri b! Tie most beautiful a.Guufaa sC-ut
~; h;e springs Of Ecylst0ne, Sulphur. Citsly beat
aaG s!utu water CnuTrIllr,G. a. / EIil not kCe'
ty into !catia= drinks 90 intoxicated pr os .,hoI
nae, Yislt1rs need not fear any annoyance IL tina
way; sud while the comfort ~ visitors Tii he .ref-
r the charge y Ill be less than az Il crowded water
ing ola c.
20. y ard per week s..
Post olh-r, :GUoIe's Dc pot, Augusta. CO, Va.
jy 7-5w$ 7 HERRING.
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by Thomas W. keesee.
lOnice corner of 18th and Cary Il rect 7

aN. HORSE, cow, CART, HAIR
NEss AND FURNITURE AT AUyTIoN
IN be scid on Mon DAY stterIoor, 18th instant 4:
: ocIo;E at ihe dwelling situated Al the lead ,,l
va street. Tight hand sde, immediately this Side
~ BGch"nans Spring. the household and Kitchen
rurEitule, consisting of the usual variety "A good
work Horse. Cart. new Harness. Plough. Cut ing
ANTE, Agricultural Implements a superior Mich
Vow, sack OF oats and many otlCI Articles of use
Jy 10 THOS W EEEsTE Aur.
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS

II MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open Tor the reception Of visitors. 1t is now well
Known that medicinal agents that have been tried
have hal -uch signal success the waters Of the
Red sulphur Springs, in the speedy Of most
cases Vi Pulmonary CUnsumntlo1, Bronchial Aztec
the Brain.
uyaliis would secure better rooms ana better care
aad attention by coming EARLY, A. we usually
WY much crowded through the month Of August
Visitors fUr this pace should leave the Nrginia and
Tennessee Railroad at NLNHShN DEPOT. ihey
viii then hay. bat q miles # saging, over good
road Via tile Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 10 miles Of staging.
nv zg-d2n / 5 CAMPBELL & co.
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DOCKBR DGE BATH9.-Thisf avori.,

1DtkBR DtE EAIHE.--I MS faVorl {
~ bathing place, long known as LETcHE Frs, dnt
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re
ceutly purchased hy Il company Of gentlemen II
Ruck, ridge Cauntv, where IL IS situated ana whtt
che virtues Of the water best known. aud viii be
open for the reception OF visitors upon me 81 OF
TeCted and no effort viii be spared 70 make It u de
lI2htf summer resort. it Is btauHnuiiy located o.,
the North River. In the midst 81 moun!aii ana val
Low scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty 10y any II
tha state Ii il on the main stage rua! from Lex
ugfon 10 the Central Railroad, dist 1it eleven miles
from Ihe former and nine miles from doshen Depot
an The latter Visitors can reach the Baths IN one
day from Petersburg. R!chmandand alexandria ar
irving Ut their destination before sunset $500,
The temperature Of the water Is a little Highti
than that Of the Ula sweet. ana ths, WIN tle Ict.
liar character and hu0yanoy Of the water, Which Il
highly charged with LaTbonlc AcId nhb, ana cD4-
taius Mazuesia ron, SC, renders bathing ~ A. ~
uuiyerse consent Of those who have trledi delight
tut aud inVigor2stiDg 10 an extraordinary DEGREE
Its medicinal effect il attested by nifty years OF lcc
eaI erieuce especially in Of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases OF the Lungs, Clceratia'i+,
shercver existing, rheumatism, ArlenOrI hea Dis-
menorrhea, NenorIhacia, Ltucorrhea, Prolspsns
uterl. &C. III the diseases pechttdr 70 females auf
children, 1t uHsuT passed if equalied, by afy wa
ter il tie wOild, Wear at hand il 4 fine sulphur
# GreeDbrier. to which visitors 10 the Baths have
tree access.
last summer with his family at the Baths" thu.
sp+gks of IL: III is my chosen spot la the noun.
tains and shall certainly revisit IT, if possible, next
summer.
Kefsrence may also be had, amongst many others.
to (ol y ii Smith, Superintendent Of the Virginia
Military fDstitrts, Rev VIM White. D. aud Rev
VIM Pendletoa, Of Lexington; Wa q Paine, Esq:
OF the firm Of Kent. paine n heat. Richmond, and
( Hunter Esg OF Selma, Alabama.
TgRMs-si 80 per day. for less than one week; 80
per week. for less than Two weeks 50 per week. Tor
more than two weeks, and $50 per month
my 2t-dSm -----
- na., Cyps,yo GuTGnIEg far
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by E. u. Cook 4 Co., Aucts-
by Richard Cautnorn.

LINE Nj IL COW AT AUCTION
= on sA"' -ti, 10th install, ot ,. n'eicek e
the lot - Va UeHtfal Railroad n,n1t "a III
sell, at aiictiO8, n - Mich CIV with her caift
wweeks OLD She W@s raised by 49, q pn,sn.
81 CHEST rneld, who gn'srs tees ht half In.
fiIw s ~ i"'
HOUSES i Will also sell g Work Horses Spring
tar' Mule aud Furniture Wagon
fys ~ i,AVTITopy
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II I0tt CONS TABLE'S SaLn-0r
BY Henry W. Quarles,
(So. $50 Main Street.l

V'EI WEEKLY SALES.--My EVEN
iA9 SALES, for the present will be THr
WEtkL1, instead II daily AZ heretot,r r.. viz. an
TUESDAY. TaU dSDAY and SATURDAY even
iugs, cOnlTne uCtng at Sclock ~
NJ receipts of Jrwelry and Fancy Goods nv Fx
press almost every day enables M To ofr verv At
| t.hctive varieties. HGNAY " QUARLFS
-.
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'rHIRTy-TKOUSAND Dc

T'HlRTy THOUSAND LIARS
A WORTH 0s DRv GOODS. At AND BELOW
CSTi-By the terms Of our assdria ton the o. Germ
OF VALENTINE son EXP Tres in oct Der next, ~
which time they iotend 10 close their present busi
hess therefore from TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of July
and IN many casss less than coat their entire stocg
embracing every thing usually iound in a retail
tsblishment carefully selected aud in good orde-.
Their stock c. insists in part as follows
Rich hOhe. ti3e-sttiptd and Ray adore Siks
Plain and Figured Black Silks all qualities
Fancy colored Dress and Trimming silks
kich satin Plaid Bareee- and It's ues
Medium AMI low priced Chaliies. h0uselaiues and
faregrs
French ana Englah Merino. Bombazlnes ard Al.
pScas
Frencii Printed 0rgandies Jaconets and Robes
Cambria and swiss Edsings aud Iuserines
Thread and Bobin do ao
Sleeves, Collars, Bands. Grape aai Muslin Sets
Vain, stri2ed, Che ckfd AID Embroidered Huslins
lot of rirh Lace Curtains
PLAIN and Figured Bonnet an TIimq Ia. pibsnis
Ladies Plain. Hemmed aud Ern..roid.red iIakfs
tents lain and Cosoeed Bart red do
LADIES' and gents Gaeves. Gauntlets and Mtts
Lads gems and calidren's u ader Garments
lrifh Linens. Damask Table Gle tbs sni Aspk ins
French and American Ctiieccs and Briliiaetes
Ginghams. Plain snt Checked all qualities
Cloths tassi meres, Casnmereite aud pyitlings
Flaunes. Blankets. satinets. kerseys aud fails
Wooden and Hemp Carpetings. DirSgei and Mat
ting
Rleacaed and Prown shirtirgs and sheesipgs
Farmers Lieen, Burlaps and Cos t men
Masseiiies ConnterTacrs and Furniture Dmfy
Together with large variety ~ small matters usu-
ally kept and sold in cur business, u AL of which
buy. as We have marked every article d.wn to the
last price. VALENTINE 4 SON,
W, Broad and sth sta, +
" s-i2tif Near me Caritai duare.