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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

SINGULAR FREAK OF LIGHTNING -A Nan Killed IL.
Bed "A terrific thunder storm visited London, G
W on the night of the I'd inst during which
youth named VIM. Peddie was killed by tie cleo
trio fluid while 10 bed. An examination Of the
body showed that the electric fluid struck tho leg
just above the right ankle traversed the body AID
entered the head about the region of the ear, and
apparently passed across the brain to the ear No
expression of suffering could be discovered in the
face Of the unfortunate youth, and there can be no
doubt but that bis death was instantaneous.-
What makes the matter more Extraordinary is
that no mark of the lightning can be found round
the bed or on IL. No one was aware that the house
had heen atruck.
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young man nam ed Pucket was killed In Tsss>
we'll county, Va, last week, by wagon vhsel run.
ming cver his neck
saw mill, in Rockhridee county, Va, owned
by WIN g Clarke. Of Aibemaris, was bunst nv
days snce. L0ss 5000.
Rresxolini was 10 London on the eth Of Nay, On
her way 70 New York. f
It 10 said there are several young Americans IN
Paris-msrs boys-who spend 500 per day In ihst
living.
Last week m elderly man vas brought 20 .
convictto the Ksntucky State psnitsntisry, whose
yicts.
A siavs, liz ysass Of ago, died q Hossnssilie,
Gs., on the Goth alt He retained his mental ~
esltiss spd bic syssisht ~ 70 the Day Of BIZ dsath
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PHYsIcAL EDUcATIcN.-Dr Windship, who was 90
overpowered by his attempt to address public as
ssmblsge in Boston, that he bad to be carried ont
of the room, has aimee delivered bis lecture, and
exhibited feats Of herculean strength. One of his
feass was to aaiee 926 pounds, aud another was 70
raise barrel Of hJur to his shoulder and bold it
there He is five feet seven inches high, and
weighs one hundred aud forty.oDe pounds. The
object OF these experiments was to show what
physical education could do to strengthen the
body DR.. w. is said to be the strongest man in
the world. He never practices over half an hour
day.
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TIE FIRE AT COLUMBUS, GA.-The Columbus, Ga,
papers estimate the loss by the recent fire there
$50o,000 Over 5000 bales Of cotton were destroy
ed. The fire commenced In the warehouse of King,
Allen 4 Csmsk, burning with II the Fontaine
warehouse. kept by Hughes, Daniel Co. Loss va
riously estimated a. from to $4,000 Among
the sufferers are Duncan McDongad 220 bales ;
Henry Mofitt about 100 Conner, rs; j P IJgi., 200
bales cotton; Hull Duck Co., 81 00o Cody, 81 0oo;
rope a. d Tagging, and suudry others. Alb Mt 1000
bales tn cotton burnt belonged to plansers, and
that the buyers cotton was mostly insured.
MORE KossUrH SPKECHEs.-Kossuth has deliver.
cd two more speecbes-ope at Bradford, England,
aud the other at Glasgow. They were the same in
sentiment and words as bis London speech. At
the close of his speech at Glasgow he said:
II bid you farewell. May q bountiful Provi-
deuce pour its blessings each and all of you,
your city and the country at large; that, strong
by the enjoyment Of the first gift of Heaven--lfb-
erty-the star Of Britannia may shine from the
canopy of nations with undiminished lostl e.
[Grsat cheering.J
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scsssoS TIE PLAlns-RErcuz or 4 woMaN FROM
fEE MORN Ns-A company sfrsturpsd Pixies Peak.
ers passed through Jasper, lows, on the IL. irst,
having nnder their protection young lady whom,
they had taken from Mormon train few milo
vest of there. They met the train stuck IN IN
mud. The Free Press says:
exerttons Of the bsilts, they accidsntsiiy over.
neard : young girl Of ~ ..xc,sin, II wish I
wa 1sownea N that soushr Thstrinterrst was
way she made such fool.sh & wish she reriied ,hst
shs was tired 0f lfs thatahe bad started from IoV"
clds lot h.t 81. :h Lake Nth her thsr vhe
wsy thus far and that when she ex prSe,sd v,ss "a
leave the train and return 10 ths city thsy ipynri
aoiy ny ppea hsr mouth: ehs was injogmsd b. the
sne could 20 back with them. 10 which she replied
that che desire1 very n uch 70 return The III p
MTns rm nun H;a osrins soms nfsy nsn .sthsr sronad
hat .hs ss1 6nns vss pistols 10 and declared
TIE Peas boys noth,nE dsunted. armed them
elves with guns and revolvers. and anpouDc
esrr, sar ons si @ 9 Z: n'.d
,ime ugh eesmed iuevitable. buf finally Mormon
courage gave way. and the boys sg,ccss a I'm
.scsion she then inf rm.S them % that X. s.Ipts S
rad trunk and other bsessGe. heleosips 70
nsr. m. Tnieo tnsy q once proceeded 10 obtain.
Intention 20 hsht b fore tbsg would rermit the
shiDgs Ia b taken fron their wss q.
a shew Of guns ssd rsvolvsrs bswsvsr, COO cd
dngsrs ends while the boys proese ia 10 srsnsser
me DAGgage % their own Wsaons--the Raints los T.
lag on aud utteIing impr caibsn sgaiDst the pe..
fer ohta irine 81 they scught The rescrerr drcye
sway With the young lsdy IL their pnrs sson iesv.
ing sns Mormops % cosdols tbsmssIves - Ssst they
engaged in the reecue, Who numbered oply sbost 2s
men, were from Indiana, tllinois ard Iowa CITY.
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NEw CoMPANY-An effort is now being
made in tbis city, and will doubtless pro . sue
cessful, to raise . new volunteer company. The
members are TO be selected with great care, and -
several military men to GO into the ranks In
der to aid the movement, splendid corps 10 anti
cipated The uniform TO be adopted will be pre-
ciseiy similar to that of the Greys, and a. the
Montgomery Guard intend adopting . similar
dress, 1t is confidently expected that Q full
regiment Of volunsesrs dressed alike, will soon be
estse tished fp this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

FRKAKs OF LIGHTNING During q heavy storm
last week. the lightning struck the residence Of
Mrs Joel Mckinney, of Appomsttox county, Va :,
ran down into the chamber, knocking down q
young mau and q servant girl with child iu her
arms, and firing II simultaneously = doubIe.bar.
rel quo and rife which we're In the room loaded -
There were other persons In the room ut the time,
and although the electric fluid played about in
different parts Of the room, no serious damage
was done.
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H6v- PIo7un,s. P1oruRE.l! PIcruREs!!l

D&W I IuAE5' L To 2 ClN1-'F 4 To U1&Dc.s'
/ respectfully call attention to the following styles
of Pictures now gotten up ct G w MINIS Pho
TodBAPH and FINE ART GALLERT, ls7 Main street
PIT ltOgraphs taken from lie. or small pictures and
euarg 10 life. Gmailer sizes and colorej in OIL,
maxi 3g speaking and beautiful Portraits. Photo
graphs eolored in WATER CoLoRs and worked in In
uian Ink, making soft and delicate finish really
Pleasing. an aMBRGTYPEs in every style of finish
All on very reasonable tey ms. my 23
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sS- THE Bnsr
RKYnNN A QUESTION

We EAGAN %. oil frOy. N Y. has given us
for pub icsian the following unsolicited opinions
Q. soua Of the highest toned journals in the land,
AL oommeaiatJry OF HEIasrER's iSIxIrABLs HAIR
CeLOHInG:
Superior Hair Restorative ~ Boston Jour.
''lt takes precedence OF all others "-SpriaQfsld
FtgEblicGn
.ti~s triumphsntly won for itself the name in
;mifG5' e'"-SIrdtogidH
We would alvt~e sur readers t. buy nothing
hat the oT0jnal iainit1bIc Hair Restoratire,"-
Trfy Nhi1
A truly valuable preparation tested by time
ana axperiercs Boston Ledger
1T Is tie oBlv reliable article for restoring gray
ha'r ts les original color "Fhmiiy jour
"Ithas most extensive ssie,"-lroy Times
"ReJoi g. with gray hairs and bald heads. for
the itimid5c will restore the former to its original
he ,uiy aud cover the latter with "a luxurant
cr1wlh Trey Budget
"IfvCu esa 81 have the real color, instead of the
dull rrugh look hich hair dye impaTts. use Hum
yrt.i s Restorative which inyigotates the roots OF
the h Air and makes II young again. no matter how
N: eA t msy be faded "-BoSten Traveller.
sold cverJ where. Price 30 cents bottle:
" Z H&GaN q co. Proprietors.
ID f-l2t* FISHER 4 WINSTON. Agents.
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de le-6ms
nsA DR. BaIcKsN offers his profee

sioual services ia al If sickness OF SLAVES,
and OF MEDICAL kxsMISATIUNs OF the same. An ex-
periensaof more than twelve years, (haviDg orsdna-
ted IL !S47,l justifes him ia believing that he is
entiCied TO Tho confidence of tnose who may need
his services. 20
~ Office at the "Ths General Insurance Office, -
Pearl street, next to ID sacho, just below Ex.
change Hotel, where he may be found du ring the
day, and at night at his residence Leigh street,
between q an 3D. lie I'm
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I'D" THz GREAT VIRarsM REMEDY,
AND No HUMBu6.-
PETERS, INsALLIELE REMEDY FOR eoNca-

{
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy. containing no Mcr.
ourial or Basanic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in Its curative res.o
ratiye and rsnovating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
nedy viii cure the above diseases ard confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the acts
6ut the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
tor twenty odd years. has known Of case of twenty
Years standing to be restored to perfect health and
all other cases of shorter duration, TO be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case OF 9onorihoea " hich the remedy will net
cure, provided the directions carried out with
pradence on the part OF the patient and to any ene
purchasing bali dozen bottles ap' using accord
ingly, in his or her case ne guarantees o perfect
cure; snd in case of failure, will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through bis agents; and will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Scld by
dRUbBS APPERs0H, Druggists,
Agents tor the city Of Richmond,
de- lh.-6mG q RI. I'D ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

RELIGIOUS PAPERS. understand that
Rev d Shaver, editor Of The Religious Herald Of
this city has received inv yitation 90 become tbe
Editor of the Southern Baptist, pn olisbed Ar
Charleston, O., at a salary of $500 per year; and
vited TO assume the editorial charge OF the Chris.
;isn Index. published in Georgia, at q salary Of
$4,000 Der anpum -
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
or rn: 1,cnno.p DAILY pu,.rcn.
NoHYoLK, June IL. 1850.

NoHYoLK, June IL, 1859.
The mys.er ious murder OF On old negro woman.
night before last, on Aadington's Lane, has been
fe subject OF conversation ct every street corner
since the denoueDaent was made. This old woman
belonged to the estate Of the late Philip Palmer.
aud By his will was left to Mrs. Mary Palmer, hIs
wife, From the testimony, ws lesru that Mrs p
and the woman Patty, had been quarreiipe
through the day and evening, up to 10 O'Clock that
night that ct that time Patty refused to close the
Eiues' Armory. which vas kept by the late Philip
Paine. and Mrs Palmer had TO lock it up herself
sfter viich she retired, leaving Patty asleep on
chest In the kitchen. Mrs Palmer was alone In
the house that night, and eays that sbs heard NO
noise or scufiis, nor knew anything of the deed
until next morning, when she found Patty living
at full length upon the n ,or with her head hsdlv
nutiiated large pool Of blood upon the ioor. and
life entirely extinct
post n,ortem examination of the case bv Dr.
James Gait revealed the fact that one blow had
produced a compound fracture of the skull on the
left side. just behind the ear, AID the counter
blow produced from the copcussion had produced
another, which had extended across th base of the
skuii, and met at the covety, througk which the
spinal marrow connects with the brais
A negro man bas been arrested on suspjc;on.
but We understand that be can prove Fan alibi.-
The whole matter Is wrapped iu the deepest mys.
terry, which at present appears Uncomfortable. ont
which, sooner or later, must come to light.
The ladies connected with the pscsbyterian
Church OF this city have detsxminsd sS aid iu the
reconstruction of their church, ard h. forward
that determination, have arranged Kor fair
which Is to come off next week, at Johlbou's Hall,
This promises to be quite popular, aud in the
absence of other attraction, must be crowded every
evening. PeReussror
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New ENGLAND QUaKERs.-Ths Quakers Of
Maine, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and New
II I this month. commencing on the llsh inst
On the 18th. the graduates OF the "Friends' Beard
ing school," Providence, Quaker Coilese.) will
have gathering at Newport. The school has
been established forty years, ard as this 10 the
first general gathering of the brothers, IL must
prove very interesting occasion.
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The GREYs, Capt. Elliott, celebrate thei:
Aieeenth anniversary at Ciark's Spring to.day.
where the usual target practice win take place,
and an excellent dinner will be served. The 6reys
are now preparing for their northern trip 10 Ap-
gust aud from preseat Indications will be able TO
muster seventy men for the occasion.
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ARRBsT.-A man named John johnson,
has been arrested in Augusts, Ca, and held 10
await requsItion from Gov. Wise, charged By the
Mayor OF this city, with carrying "a four negroes
belonging TO Vim. H. Lyman. The party will pro
badly be here tosmorrow, when the cass will un.
dergo an investigation. Mr.. Mayo tsiesrsph.d
Mayor Budget. Of Augusta, to have the party sp
pretended on Tuesday last. which Wss promptly
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HOLIDAY TRTp.-As will be seen by the
advertisement, The staunch snd fast sailing steam
et "Curns Peck," Capt Wm Parrish, intends ma.
king an excursion down James River this ar
ooon, pEt tpsrstory 10 taking her position in tn.
regular lice between this city aud Norfolk, The
"Peck" is now in complete order ir eyery respecr
and her superb accommodations are such as to
render Der peculiarly fitted for pleasure parties -
We understand that a good cotillor baud Will he
In attendance, ahd that every arrangements viii he
made to ensure the cOmfcrt of the excur,ionists
Good music aud q moonlight ride on the wstsrs
are Inducements enough to engage the fair sex
and their gailsnts for rbis holiday trip.
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rHR ELECTION.

There are sow only Is counties to hear from r.
deisiIy, and they viii be 10 probably By the last
Of this week. We publish below additional eoun.
ties heard from BY the Secretary OF state:
1855 1855
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The COMMITTEES, composed of eight resi-
dents of each Ward of the ciry. whose duty 10
will be to cali upon oitizeBs and solicit dopa-
ticps TO aid in building . suitable Asylum for the
orphan boys Of Kichmond, will probably be ap-
pointed by the Mayor to-day, so - TO give the
members an opportunity Of commencing their la
bors 1T once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

COUNTRY SEAT.-We invite attention to
the beaRtiiul suburban retreat Of p. Horton
Keacb, ESQ nov advertised BY him for sale. Iii.
one of the most desirable locations that We know
of any where east Of the city-is healthy, we'll "a
tered, and in fine state Of cultivation, aud could
be made a. pretty ~ heart could wish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

The HusTIsGs CouRT will commence its
Jube term this morning at ii O'Clock. The num-
Der Of misdemean0r cases 10 Very large, aud the
OF them.
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LoUAE AF@AIRs.
0rvAxnoar Exrurs.ox = .rba =.

-
cTDANB0Af EXCLUSION The VIII.
known sod popular steamer "Curtis Peck, - Of the
James River lice, has been Iyiug.to, undergoing
repairs, for seseral weeks past bat 10 now - fresh
and sfsunch. and even moro perfect In oil her
parts, than she was the day abe made her appear
snce st this port. Her owners have had her over.
bauied aud repaired from keel to smohe- sseck
eod introduced into her al the modern improve,
msnts made In Arss class steamefs % that she mar
nov De considered entirely perfect and ready 20
resume her "runss Every stick of timber 10 hsr
null that exhibited the slightest decsy, has been
msoo 20 give place TO rev and durabls oues--pew
scnfas nave been erec ssd-scme Of the rooms On
nsa oow have been removed to furnish freight
stofage-snd the changes have beeu 40 seieptin.
caiiy effected, that inssssd Of blowing nndsr the
stream, - she WAS 10 the habit Of doing and tl Ne
roiiiDg occasionally from eide to side her how has
peea raised ABOUT six inches, and she now sits up-
oa ". ooe'o" - gracefully ses duck, and wheu
"WaIks the water nkea thing Of ,i,s.~
On Saturday last, 10 csmpany with some thirty
gentlemen. Ne made IN excursion down James
River on the Curtis Peck. com umanded by Csptain
Parrish, and Dever enjoyed steamboat ride NOR.
me wesfnsr, for s.ch trip, sssas charming ..
II could welib and the scenery either sids OF
the river was unusually inviting. Fields of wheat
OF Iuxurfant growth, rapidly r!pening for The
sekc met the eye 10 every direction. the tall for
est trees and.smailsr underground forming back.
ground to the picture truly enchastiug 60 behold
On the boat the sxcsrsicutsts whiied away the
hours IN social amussments, until half psst q
o clock. when all partot of an excellent dinner
which was washed down with such liquids 90 best
suited each taste. After running down some
twenty miles. the Peck" put about, and re,uruing
wish tbs speed OF 30 antelope. reached Rock etts
aoeut4 O'Clock 10 the afternoon, where seyers
bumpers we're drunk to tbe success of the "Peck, )"
sud her new and liberal owners, Measrs Brumme,
Haskius, to whom vote of thanks was given
for the pleasant excursion and delightful entertain
ment Afforded the excursionists. on this the first
run" OF the new Peck, under the direction OF her
present owners She will take her place on ihe
line TO- morrow. and ply regularly between this
city AID Norfolk.
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EEy"To MrRCsANrs.-The advertiser
is auxions to obtain charge of the Books of five
or six Tobacco Manufacturers others, who dc
not employ the constant services of Book Keeper
he would like to have perm anent situation in
good house In the meanwhile he continues t.
give his attention to writing up aud adius.iug
Books and Accounts, and will thank the communi
y for any business they may give him.
Refers 70 Eessrs John and David Walker
hessrs Masse & smith, New York.
WM HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Acc. untant. Walkers Factory.
7th, between Main and Cary street.
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G. G.. JOHNSON. We understand that po-
licenan johnson, whose left shoulder. Sss brekee
by party OF drunken despsradoss, in Rockets.
last Friday evening, was 10 On improvipg conditicp
yesterday, though suffering very great pain from
his Injuries.
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aREoEprIoN."-R. M. Perley, who had Just
finished serving sentences OF four months in the
county prison for violation OF the liquor Law, was
welcomed on his return into Newburryport, Mass,
last week, BY public procession of those opposed
to the liquor Law, headed by several bands Of mn.
sic. The papers tell hew be looked. "paler and
thinner after his confinement" how he bowed to
the multitude WITH his bead uncovered, how be
made a speech, and--so on for half an hour
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sSE- LICopICN

q. Q. o. 8kAND.
TIE ABoyg WELL Kscwr HAvoarTK BRAND ALWAYS
ON SALE BT JAMES C. MCAGnREM
de Sly 81 PINE sTRgE- NEv Yc.s
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Dock OrERATIoNs.-We append tho i'm.
por,s aud .xooris Of tue Dock, for the past two

Oock OfERATIoNs.-We append tho i'm
por,s aud exooris Of the Dock, for the past two
moSths, - follows:
Aprst = Lavard-1713 tons euanc: 1892 ton. r..
lo62 tons irop 1852 carks lime 727 4l4 feet
loS4 bushels whea'; $40 100 shinr les: II a2S husb
els corn; 1910 bbls fish, 74l TONS plaster: Ass sach
sal; 23 hhds motsss-s; S25 bbls mais ,ses ago
tierces molssses; s43 tons coal; 1859 Lates bsv.
2S5O bushels ,helIs 100 bbls tar and pitch. 5flf,
bushels oats; 10 crsres.
Cuttc1rd 81, 1872 bbls -four; $50 packages To-
bacco; rs hhds totacce; 2650 bushels wheat Is e1o
bushels cfs; Ills kegs naiIs; GIG tons iron. III
bales domestic; 10 saw mill; 53 tons coal. 27e
bbs whiskey; 556 bbls cement; 1928 Ibs copner
ore. ff0'
Nay-In~ard.-1167 tons cea,; $500 bbIs fab.
iooo tons guabo; III bids sugar; ABA bales ha.
457 tons pig and scrap iron: 1853 ,ons les. 7oai
Casks lime; 1854 0l9 feet lumber; S25 bbi. no,ns.
se. 4s3 tons plaster; 337 $50 shjngie,; 24I0 bu,h
OARS; ioo ob's tsr and pitch; 100 COO lstts. $50
onsn. SHELLS; AlO0 bush. corr; I04z bush. nea.
iZ3 hhds. moiAssef; lI3 empty ibis; hbds. 10,
brcco; ioOo0 bricks 325 bbis. corn; 81 pipes wine:
efIo a KS salt; I6S tet moiasses 1876 b.,es not
so"; lo0 hhds b,con; 65 tierces bscon. rs cor,I.
wood; 500 tors Rk iret; l41, $40 siavas
Oattodrd.-26 9l9 hb!s -four; G438 pkss tobacco.
el4 hhds. tobacco; So tierces Tobacco: 25 650 hnsb
offsi; l404 kegs nas; $50 tons iron; 122 bales do
mest'cs; 37SS43 lbs. copper ore; loo bhis sa, 29a
Dds nsh; 10000 bricks; 72 pnws; sc tons coal: 1OI
tons pig lead; 32,750 ao1ps; 123 empty hhds. bS:
ools wbiskey; 8 saw mile; "A tons cam on bal /,
| 34o bbIs. and boxes of minerals; 963 empty bhls
| lo guns weighing 40 tons; 500 bags bark 4s4 bbl,
and boxes merchandise.
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A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETiSa of the City
Council will be held at o'clock this aftsruoon,
when the subject OF Q new Jail shouid be taken up
and acted upon. A report 10 also expected from
the special committee on the Poor House, but What
that committee will mend No cannot sAy.
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No. ARTIFICIAL THHra-THx Curo-

plastic PRoosss:-G W JONES, Drsrrsr. having
purchased the serclasre rtoM for the above
mode ei making TEETH. and after using and tsss.
tp u IN the most difficult cases. tchsre ohsr plates
eaa asted Is entirely satisfied Q It's absoiate supe1.
oTstp over the gold, silver and patns meth cd can
toereIore with confidence, recommend il to all who
desire fuii or partial Of teeth and especial
y 70 sich Is may be dissatisfied .ofth those tey are
no'o nssno In this process all of the objections TO
the geld plate are reMoved-the suction BEING Der.
.ect secures comfort and stability to the t and the
teetn being enbeds3 in the metal the food Ia exclu.
ded from nnper or between them; they are, there
pre, cleaner, smoother. and in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured, he can iueert one more teeth pithot dsps
At.
This method having been adopted and commend
I'd by these standing highest In the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given. and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire TO see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in pari
pay. VIII of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those ho may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
racted by electricity for those who wish 1t.
Once opposite Corinthan Hall. ja7-Iy