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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
ROMANCE OF ROBBERY.

F,on The Hartford Press Jsly i3
1t will be remembered that on the night of June H.
package of money containing 81 100 was stolen from
drawer in the office of the American Hotel, which
money was in small bills of the East Haddam Bank
had been lett with the hotel clerk for safe keeping
by Mr. II. 5. Pratt who had taken It from the PhGni1
Bank in this city, after its redemption at the Suffolk
Bank in Boston. A diligert but frutess search for
the thief vas made and reward OF 81 900 offered
by the Bank for the thief and money. The affair was
at the tine put into the hands OF Officer Chamberlain
and after active search had been abandoned he re-
questeG Mr.. Weeks the proprietor Of the hotel, to
give bim notice when any one connected with the es
tablishment was about 10 leave and rested mis-
At the time of the robbery Mr.. Weeks conversed
with hs employ ees and from the nervous and anxious
bearing Of the head waiter, Moses NJ. Fuller, his
picous were srorg, but were almost cleared away in
few days. They were again directed toward him
when, fortnight SINCE he gave the proprietor notice
Of his intention to leave. Since then his movement,
have been watched and the suspicious iuC reased.
The individual was several times very particular 10
let Mr.. Weeks know when he was going to bed.
From 9. TO o'clock, sometimes, MIR. Weeks hss been
in Tor him. ard detected him several occasions
in lesviI his room betwet II and o'clock at night
leaving the bouse snd going ont on the street. When
he gave notice Of his intention to leave, he stated
that lie did to better himself which he proposed to
DO somewhere on the seaboard. by keeping "a little
place., which he was enabled 10 do with little
contradiction Of ore be told the clerk when asking the
pay for bis servces, which he said al the money
be should have to so away With.
Mr. Weeks has made oreeycuse and another TO delay
Chsm6e notified to be after hin. This morning
Fuller left the hotel ana went over TO the Trumbu
House. eLd shortly returned with hss-boI under his
SIM. He paid visit to the barber shop and took the
beI With him. The ba:ber sad " ne ought to wetthe
new hs." AID vas about TO unite the string which
he'd the cover. whsr Fuller .oid him his new hs, was
ca his head, and thst nothing out al CID Panama he
wss & W. - ~sS Q, t,sss st. Wss ,n TIE oox. Ias
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
A KANSAS FOURTH or JULY.

a core pondert OF Tie Boston Journal, who ia
travelling abe VI the Territory of Kansas. writes:
ave resched Monroyis q promising little town,
eleven miles west CT Sumner, before Ioon. The
Fourth was being celebrated in rural glory II was
ushered in with oance, which commenced early 90
the previous evening. The young people danced al
Friday night, al Saturday forenoon, al Saturday
sne,nccp and when We lef;, in the evening, We're q. II
"a lively ever, ttreatt ming 10 dance that night
through. Ii was certsinya striking example OF hu.
II IduTAnce.
"The den.zeps Of the adjacent country were there
In crowds. They lad come in, thIonging ali the roads
on horseback and On foot in carriages ard carts, OK
wagCis ard horse wagons. After grand rush tor the
noobdsy Iefesbments, they repaired to grove hard
by, which had been extemporized by spreading green
bOUgLs ever wooden frame. work, thus protecting
the seats beneath from the scorching rays OF the SUD-
Here they waited patiently fer the speakers. Dr. j.
II. Scirgfeow Of Atchson, Col. John L. Wheeler OF
SuuIer, sEo Gen. Whitfield Of Kickapoo had been
advertised as orators Tor the OCCASION but neither gen.
tleman was there.
cat last the Committee of Arrangements did their
best to supply the defect by calling out the several
speakers who 7rere present. ln obedience to these
Gale, j. b. Benson read and expounded the Declara
ttn; Major j. G. McQusde, late Of Pennsylvania,
iIcucsted the duty Of patriotism, and iatmated the
duty of killing the Epgi.h proposition on election
day; A. ID. Richardson Of Sumner urged the Import
eroe Of activity, telf sacrifice and public spirit in
fouIdipg the Institutions Of our embryo State; ID. W.
Guernsly Of Grasshopper Falls reviewed the lives of
the Fathers Of the Republic, and deduced practical
lessoIs therefIom; S. j. III. Snyder and Col. {. A.
Msy Of MoHrova spoke Of the importance of preserv-
irg the moral and religious element in our society;
ard II. Cusbman gave come statistics indicating the
rapid growth OF the country. These suddenly-con.
ceved peeches were appsuded az enthusiastically a.
elaborate oratons could have been; ard early IN the
evening the company separated in the best OF spirits
One feature of the affair would have startled
Eastern audience. During the whole speaking, q
matfoLly. looking, elderly lady, dressed in solemn
black eat in the midst of the crowd listening atten
lively, ard calmly smoking cigdrI She was un
coubtedly Mlssourian, and the spectacle excited no
particular attention The practice Of smoking tobac
co is very coumon among TIE females OF Missouri.
have seen mother and her little grl of ten years each
smoking their morning pipe over the breakfast they
were cooking Oroe stopping to spend the night in
the house CT intelligent young Missouri squstter
found his wife to be a fIe oking woman, giri'h
blonde with beautiful eyes ard swest expression OF
counter ance. But the romantic halo about her was
very coon dssipsted for the moment her dishes were
wathed, after tea, she produced from concealed
for an evening smoke
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
MONUMENT TO ETHAN ALLEN.
From The Burlington DtJ Free Pre,..

From The Burlington ~ Free Pre''.
The Ell al Allen Monument is now complete, except
ing its cap-stone and this, probably, will be elevated
70 its place the present week. When that is done, the
structure will be becoming one, suitable both TO the
State and the object Of its to the
taste ard care o the Committee and to the fidelity OF
the contractor. 1t is plain Tuscan column OF granite
the whole hight from the base OF the pedmen to the
top of the abacus being forty-two feet. When sur
mounted by the colossal statue OF Allen, to be sculp-
tured by Mr.. Mead, the entire structure will be fifty
feet in hight, or little mole
On each face Of the die there is let in white mar
bic tablet four feet in length by two and half feet IN
breaGth. The Inscriptions we give not only rerbdtm
but fneatim, Mer0tim and punctuation. They are
made in plain, deeply cut letter and in good taste
The intention was 10 have no marks Of punctuation
used such being in agreement with highest authority
in regard to monume nta inscriptions OF their chsrac-
ter. As an illustration of the extreme difficulty OF
securing absolute accuracy in such mechanical work,
il will be noticed that through inadvertsnce,
the intention was oed in the inscription the north
eide. We are informed also, that quotation marks
a,e 10 be spped 10 Allen famous remark at the gate
way Of Tcopdtroga.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

A NEw POLICE CouRI.-On the application O' inc
Mayor the Common Ccurel come time since passed
an ordinance transferring Justice Welsh from the
Tombs Police Court "to take change OF the pohcs
busiress at the Mayors Office" sach measure
VA nece,suv because of the ipcressirg number OF
cemr Ai1ts made to the Mayor, who was therefore re-
tarded in the discharge Of bis more aal'e'
Justice Welshs Court viii be opened on 'ne i't o.
Ausutt in the old Office Of the late Chiei o' roAce'
which place ia berg suitably fitted up Tor lne purpose
Tie tu,irea done here viii, n matter o' course oe
purely criminal. The mny civil case' of0lsnl dai7
to ths attention Of the Mayor VII. % heretofore be
ref.ued to tie Jusice to whom they piopeHy oe'oas
tho Civ, JUSTICES In cousequeros Oh thn new a.
.su,.uac,. tbs by,iaess G Is T0Gbs Po'ies Cont
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
FIRES.


fIRE rs BNOOhLfS.
r About l2l O'Clock on Thursday night ire broke
out IN a small frame building Smith street, near the
Penny Bridge, owned by Ketchum Co., oil manu-
facturers. The fire communicated to boat-bullders
shop adjoining and thence to twostory frame house
owned ard occupied BY John Peters Inc oos. M mop
stroyed. Mr. Peterss loss is about 800. The loss
on the buileng where the ire originated IL about
*.OO The fire was caused by the careessness OF tns
hands in the factory in carrying lights among com
bmtble material. assurances were effected ~ tns %.
PouehIeepsie for $500, Hamilton for 81, lOo and St.
Nicholas tor 1900
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
tAivertisemsnt.
THE RETIRED PHYSICIANS REMEDY.


EXTRACT OF CAASasis hDtcA,
For of Consumption. Liver Complaint ssaoh.se
Asthma Coughs Colds and Nervous Debility An E.s irdAe
Prepuaon and the oaly dcovered for dissssss
the Lungs Stomach and Nerves Prce ~ per e'sde Sss
eyerywheIe BY Express 49, -, a..
CAurIo, No ls Grand 1t, Jersey City, n sad Ne
Cecil st Strand London" blown In tho glass OF the seusin
Address bkoNN. r,opssrr~ r
DR. H. Jamess Remsdss No 10 Grsnd IT. jersey Cuy n j.
NB-The recipe will BE- sent free 70 those who desrc T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

A CALL.-At meeting Ct the congregation OIL tne
First Presbyterian Church of Chicago, held on inc
18th instant, they voted unanimous call to the new
4. L. Cuy.er Of this city (Markets'reet Churcnl 70
become their pastor, to take the plscs OF the new
Harvey Cs,ten, ID. d., who hss accepted tue rfe'''
dency of Knox College at GslssbuIg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

THECasr OF JlssE Dors.-Ws have received the
following donations for Mr.. Dozen: +. s., y; bfo'net
Clerks, 81; A Clerk 50; j. II. Tnper, Mecaao.e'
Shirt Store, No. 800 Grand street, s5 American u
Sunday Times Office, si JO j. F. Pooler ".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
CIT Y ITEMS.

ACADEMY or MrsIc.-A Matinee takes place tnS
afternoon at O'Clock, when each lady visitor VIII DO
presented with copy of the Champagne GAop'
The programme Is otherwise attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -CH,NsFss-Jvty Ia
Before Judge HILTON.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-CH S-
Before Judge HILTON.
CASE FOR LAwfERs.
The attention Of attorneys and others is called TO tsS
following decision Of Judge Hltons, ss appIcstoss q
this kind are of every day occurrence:
Gould sst. Shsttuck.
TIE motion to open tho default taken against the
plaintiff on his motion for attachment against tbs
defendant, is denied with $40 costs, 10 bs dsduotsA
from the judgment herein.
The Referee will fx a day for the defendan. 10 sp.
pear before him and proceed with the eksminatisa;
and unless good cause is shown the Referee sheulA
que tie counsel who began the examination 10 csa
tinue il to the end.
These proceedings are intended 10 be summary IN
their nature, and 1t is the duty OF Referees to whsm
they msy be committed to that who the plaintiff
ia gyen the of ascertslnpg whether the debtor
has sDy property applicable to the payment Of ths
iudement debt at the time the debtor is 10 be
projected from oppression by aprocrastinated eXauns-
tiop including inquiries into matters in no way sscss-
say for the purpose ofenablng the Judgsto determAs
whether the defer erdant is Intentionally conceslG ha
property to avoid the payment Of his just debts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
TAdvertlsementf
TUr METALLIC TABLET STROP-InventeA b.

Gro S.usDsss A. ls6Ths ths genuine srttsle hAS neys
-. ,r producing possible edge ts
C., h~ ossSae eS Of the and msnufso<xsr
4 0AuNpsns No 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

AcoIDENr 70 A PRoFEILEG.-Ths propeller On.
C,pt j. W. jerks, wa.s on a. excursoa vita lArys
party Of folks or bosyd became disabled yesterday o.
Posiie Hsventraw. The steamer Tamiasni. os ss
uP from Albsny to this city. vert to her assissac,
ard towei her to tie dock at sing Spg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

forso DFo"sFo.~Corcoss Gsrbs tsi q, n-
qr's; o0 fitsy rPos TIE BODY o. a. uzkaows nM
;,pnt IN tie Esst River. ner Per Nc. a. psossssl
sss dTessed 10 the gs'b oi asAlor. al ab,uA
yssrs e sge. N.'i;ct, " Death by drowains"
Coroner Correry held 81 inquest tae sans IAy. q
No. i3l F.is. avenue. upos tie body OF boy ysss
Ct sgs. wno was oErd drowned IN ,as las. Rivx. fs<
Of Twesiy-sx;a street. The si Is supposed to aavs
fallen into the deck on Monday last, ae hsa sssa
mss.pg 81 ce ihsi time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

DEATH FROM Al O,ERDcsE of LauDisss.-
Coroner Gamb.s held sa inquest on Friday. at No. IN
Franklin street, upon tie body Of vt.elsei II. va
kseek, aGerman 81 years Of age, who i,sd from The
effects Of an overdose Of lauianum. It appears thx
deceased was much addicted to Equor. and vss in the
habit, aAer drinking 10 excess, Of taking iaudasun to
quiet bis nerves. On Thursday night, Is eczema, -
took too much, ard the next morning wa found dsAl
in his bed. The Jury rendered avsrdc. Of DsAs
hom an overdose Of lsaiaazm."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Atyerscmslt
TrAs,-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have -
hand every Grocer aai Tee Dcasrs and
yste families Souchon oolons and Young Hysen v~ ss y
4Oc Gnnpowder and fmpes from &c to 6cc Az other ss
tie, equally low Also 10 boxes good FAMILY TrA foI 81
Cal and examine E No. Us Chatham 1t bt~ssa Ped nd
Roosevet-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

LAKE HOUSE.
Caldwell, Laks George NewYsrt,
Msjor W. FirLD. Prcpr-tot,
, OF the L. > Hotel Saratoga. and tho New fck Hst4-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcrsL TssN-J,iy la
Before Judge BRADY


On the 18Th of December, 1854, the plaintiff re-
corded against ID. defend Greenwood and Br-v
s4r in court and the day hs dsfendsnts ohsss&
and order show the nth OF December why
the Judgment should be se and staying s setass
Of the par the time. Al shs request Of tho dst-
dante attorney motion adjourned 70 December & but
not until he fad that no assignment would -
made BY dsndsnt On the 18Th u September the notion wss
ssn Adjourned to the soh en- TIE same Assurance. The meosn
wa nsy the ID Of January 1855 ard esuisd on The
9Th with liberty decDdaDts o 1hs motion w0 nok
renewed On the 18th Of Dece mber 1854 the defendants eEs-
c,ed neral assignment to the defendant 0eenwood With
proenss which tho whole estate Of the asssneu vas sst
more than a. cent pay On the 10Th OF Dscsmssr the a.
ndsns attorney suggested setsnenis which wn msls u
osrt and which the Subsequent froa
Decembe 6 made The panuh asked that the dsn1ent
be- declared void aud that the assignee account 70 the amount
bi, Judgment. .,,..u. $4,000.
must the acts ". their attorney ~ s -
sdournnens concerned o the stay granted pp'u ths
ament sgsns them. ID may b. difficult 10 dst-rmns VIA
prs cison client 10 bound BY the s o al: s.tofaey'
but this the client must respond Tbs ofesn
bona hde Purchss.r and hseiors soet ss e.
anmen, beet existing equities The relief nlsd new
ever 10 tco broad The ssisnmsnt may be hed vad y M
plaintiff is concerned aud not ssoluey void thas PsciaS ~
baI H IN the same situation In which he would have bssc hsa
10 stay been oared execution Issued The dsfssds
had remedy which they have not s!aed thsms.y 80
a,e stopped BY their negligence judgment i'' psnn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Thomss + zsimmons. Q !sd, seventeen yeas Of ~.
was attacked by some rowiies IN Sheriff street -
Thursday right, and, while defending hnssu, stabbed
ore of the party, ramed L.sshsr, ipurng him vsrv
severely. Officer Collsrd arrested Thomas, but tss
,owdee esceped
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

A GREAT ENTERTAINMENT is TO be g'vea AZ
PURDNs NaroSAL ruEar,R To Nicnr TIE eminsns tsS<s
diu rroStor l. ~ sppesr Ia his prs iniisu traas
"OUr,nL.>curr" s,d bic hsh drama st "O'NstL r"s
RNBUL"-a farce concluding
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

A DI,BoIICN FEtr.-Thls is just the feat per-
formed by w,>,>. the Wizard and IenOscs al BAssvss
MVsTtN More bot the w, one folks think can do wh1 -
dee. lie sstoupds AID every each AFTERNOON I'D
ENkNlNc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

HoTEr TBrTr.-Chaies Maher WAS found ysstss.
DAY trying the b, ;oom eco Loyejoys Hotel lie se,ssse
hise roof o, the hotel snd found thro b. onn
Phifs cf the Second Precinct On his person WA tssaa
umber Skeleton keys TIE prisoner taken 10 tho So sat
Wsld Station House AID VII this morning be taken to Ne
Pa Cc1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-Fno-'' ''S'
Before Judge RvsssLL- 49,. -x..;,.,
TIE following convicts we're enisncva ,a r1.as.s.
James Monroe, stealing ten pieces o. "''''s~'
''i Isha Soi a,,mp bars.y fsnitsn.:sy '.a '.s 49,. 4
T. ElIs, srsaa larceny foD''ns ." e"P"'' "A
s.ms%i o'1I c.yId WIN Lee HspOes gaad IresaI' s~~
rnse. e. Ia Ns,ts Mier boys burzsy Hou:s Of Est4s
? 1ohn.oD. sIs Smith b9.sAy Tyc y.M ~ fnss.sv hn
Is, ,ons msnssush.er fourth d~pee, licking ns wv
A,, 90 jn-s rssry IN sbs fSurh depss Psssssesr s<
upogthA ,...x .f ~ s>saksusksw q
,ota NeCsrty ssassnes uss d~fsusA asnl csn -
a Wm Jos.s convicted oi r,sosty. end " ths % -
oiostsd IL . bixswsr soSbsry j-:smss W.
c.. .s7c sei1. ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

SUPERIOR COCRr-sPEerAL rEss-JctY s.-Bssoss
Jadxe BosToRrH
William Kent AdIinstrstos &c OF heniy decsase'' -
Susan N. Parish.
Nation that tie receiver psy the tax sssessed iee
Iss s..n.t tbs drfsndsn sz25 of per.on. ss:.s q
~, ,sx was posed solely BY o pseDsty
s I'D by ber and subsequently transferred 70 aid rssv~.
lite
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
SUPREME COURT-CHAssEss-Jay is.-Bsto,s Jaiss
IseRAHAN.

DECIsrOss.
Richard Sands sgt. John II. Dayton ct N.-Anov-
The Same AIT. The Same. Allowance OF . psr cest.
Richard X. Holdsne agt The Forest and Agrteua-
,ur, steam nsne Company Motion denied whao1t c,~s
James X. Bird sgt. James Monroe.-Motion asssai
In re The Petition Of the Madison and Indsnapo.is
R.rsd Company -Rsfsred to Mr. wn hischs0 V inasus
Bstiamin Spinning, Administrator, &c, est: Wm.
ronsson -ModOn .ed 90 payment st ooss Of l.an'E:f. r.
.nt.t % sn,wer ten AnA to consent 70 r'fs'eaos q
soms time II desired BY pSLth .u-
David Tbomss, sr.. sgt. Thomas n. james. Allow
.,cs of s o-r cent ordered
IT Tbomss Butler agt. Mary Butler.-Moton denied:
Everett Clapp sgt. James X. Dalton OF d.-h'"s'
enc, ordered, 20 Mr Alexander OstfandsL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

~ - tr..ssctss b. Jc.scss Osyer1 s.: Ce,nolT
VIC VII, therefore, tsvs but lite tioe Tor psy. .
tie snouri q vok performed there Is ss'ss t. 81 8
stAer Of lls other Police Couit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-Yesterdsy afternoon ~ u
O'Clock young fellow Of likely appearance entered
the Mechanics Bank, and stepping up TO Mr.. Cook,
tie paying teller, presented check on said Bank for
$273 46 purportirg to be signed By Albert Crdozo.
Mr. Cook upon gsncing at the check made up his
mind that il was forgery, and detained the young
fellow until Bank Officer CD Hays could be sent for
Office, Hays took the fellow, who gave Lis name -
Adolph De yrss, in custody and conveyed him to the
office Of Mr.. Csrdezo. Mr.. C.. pronounced the check
forgery, ard expressed bis willingness TO appear AMI
prosecute De Viies. The prisoner was conveyed be-
fore Justice Connolly, who committed him TO prison
for examination. While on the way to the Police
Court De vries handed the officer $9j to 'Ist him
slide but the officer after pocketing the money came
to the conclusion that the accused would be better OH
in the Tombs than aiding about the city. The ss5 is
in g. and $3 birs on the Union Bank OK Monticello
Sullivan County, State Of New.York. The bills are
perfectly rsw and the officer is Of opinion that they
are portion Of the proceeds Of some other vlany.
De yres when first taken into cuttody said tina! toe
check had beer given to him BY Mr. Bishop, broker
Gcrg business in the Cooper Institute, but upon resch
ing the Tonbs be .ad that be found the check in the
rIeet. TIE p,isorer is mere boy and from letter
found in aA pocket i: VA sscsrtsrst tdx he rsslisi
A. IL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
,ssy- Ir Is wtru suK?srsE that the sign

es o he Aboye tard have lear ned that this has
net with oppo,tion on the part Of porti N OF the
community. lev fhysicians ana especially ofsome
h.sn the cGstoln wth Screrdi OF the Druzgists oi
fl.cIy 20 charge an Increased price. for medicines
,..censsd al night. and it has been det med proper
to secure uniformity in this matter by adopting
G1ai rate.
With regard Ia tue justice OF the proceeding, we
would sag, that no man engaged In any other oc-
egpsti1n wsul { consider ii unfair 10 charge more
81 services rendered at unusual hours and We ce-.
;.iay thipk Is Improper Tor any PHYSICIAN 70 oh
ret; while he obtains an increased fee OF -Four Dol
l~s Ton ths dss charge amer the hour uf 10 NJ
AID Only claim tae thy cents after haze reiir
q
Because We asye not berstcfjre insisiej upon that
shlch IL i itself just and proper. it Is
vhy should not now do SO, and it is certainty
te'ter la hays ept1 understanding With the pub
H. th.a e. have THEM subject TO secret RUE and
d glsfnat c3prtcs. sc6-dtD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
RES- NERVOUS SURF6RIaGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBIHFATED PROBES
SIONAII nEN.

wBY NOT Rave YOUR HEALTH RESTORED?
We off.r you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVlGORhTDR!
To Delicate III mates and Children.
HAMPT0N'S TiNCfURE
Is truly a blesSin0i Wsspprai to our citzehs.
Rev. Jnme. ~. HunDicG;t. the talented and
Independent tdtor Of tnat highly popular and ex-
1enssely read paper, the Christian Banner, pub
ishet Frederick sburg. Va in his editorial of the
18th OF May. 1879, thus speaks of UAMPTOh'e
VEGETABLE TISCFURE.
We h.d taken strong medicines, observed great
osrticuiarity in our sfet, and all to no purpose
We had dspairet of ever recovering our health
anen female triead OF ours importuned o to get
bottle Of hAA PfUS'S VEG TlN Cl UEE,
assuring tn4t w0uld find great rtlisf from its
ldr FIR al the TRcturs Hampton euer m0de, DO far
.s our Individual health vas concerned."-
We had no faith in it. LoT any other meGi-
cine III uffecting a cure on ms In the Kindness vi
neF Ia art, huEsver, without consulting us sbunI it,
she sent and got buttle and urged Us 10 accept
a. il accHding 70 direcri)u. For the high re-
gard We had for her anu her act OK kindaees, We
on emised to do 80. Aud without the least sgger
alton can truly say that b fore we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like a now man"
sssn IUvisGrstor and Restorative. where a gentle
suu1at Is wanted, We believe il superior TO all the
ordials before the public AS cure tor DYSPEp
ETA, CUU6H. SCROFULA aud hHEUMATISM.
with all d se<ses OF the Stomach and Bowels; il has
been truly ,c,ssful 10 the Single and hurried -
We ofi.r the most valuable remedy, which tncu
sands viii testify
aS- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
sold by PUrCELL, LADD CO. Richmond: by
Dr.. co E. FreGerickrbu,g x by all the DrRgistsi in
PettraburR by MUkTiMnk 4 NOW BRAY, Patti
more ana By Druggists and shopkeepsrs every
where
sJ 81 per bottle: six bottles for S..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18


Nathan Gill has been SAINT 10 the penitsutiary In
Nashviiis, fsnn, for fur years. for placing OBJ
strucsions on the Nashvills snd Chattanooga rail.
road.
Benz ,. Sherwood, depot agent as Rassslviiis.
Isnnssses, was killed ths l4th iastsut, by being
crushed under the cars.
The Presbytssias Witness, hsEseoSbrs Published
q Rockville, Teun., has been purchassd by the
Rev. a. Blackburn.
The 6rss sehoouer ever launched h this country
Y said 70 have bean built u Caps Aoass hass, -
l7l4.
Rev. T. v. Moore, of Richmosd, pseached .
series Of ssrmons In Sslem. koaso8e county, Va
last week.
Rsv. John strss, assd 100 ysars prsasAea II
0alIspolis, Ind, % ths 31se slt He va soldier
~ The Rsvolution.
Astsan CaiiioDs = beise naastAetssea II wes.
essfsf eo~pssed ~ thirty vhisslss. - y sess =
Iurope
HsIsssis - sss:s;ssS = &. hsiisss. Sssk =
OldDoun, ~.
Why b . issaiid. esrs1 ~ essrAqpAlsss NE
. oosArnsd cstaiseif nseesse - Z y sseeassos
(secarsA1