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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

SINGULAR PHEsoMssoN At SEA.-A very remark
able phenomenon at sea is reported by Captain
Rogers of the bark Rolls, from Galveston. On
the 4:h ult, in the Gulf of Mexico, the vessel
pas sed through a thick "scum'' on the surface OF
the water, which extended far as the eye could
see, from N. w. 10 s. Il. The substance reseE bled
coal tar, and gave out smell peculiar to that arr
ticle. This ocean also gave off steam, as If some
hot substance had been poured into 1t. The phs-
nomenon was attributed to volcanic eruption at
the bottom Of the Gulf Immediately afterwards
the vessel experienced a violent hurricane
gr,a,s,uict (Gd.) Herald, June 18th
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stzS"I0 MEBCnbNFs.--The adYeruser
Is anxious to obtain charge of the Books OF I'VE
or SIX Tobacco Manufacturers or others, who DO
not employ the constant services Of Book per.
or he would like 10 have permanent situation in a
good house In the mesnvhile he continues 10
give has attention to writing mp aud adjusting
Books and Accounts, and will thank the COmmuui-
y for any busiuess they slsy give hin.
Refers to Messrs John y and David Walker
essrs Massie 4 fnifh, New York.
VM HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Accountant Walkers Factory,
7th between Main and Cary strset.
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ssss~ HENRY L. ERooKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city CT Richmond
0tLco In Beivin's Now Building, on 18th. fronting
baf'R street. 26-ts
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BouND ron CHEsTRa.--The Manchester
Methodist Sabbath scsool will cslebssss the ~.
prosching 4th OF July by pio.nic u the village
Of Chester, halfway bstwssn this ciy and Peters.
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m Baths, BATHS, Baths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
car be hat daily from O'clock A NJ. until 10,
II. at the American Hair C1tting, Shaving. sham
peOning and Bathing 1aloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance on ilth street
Ea- Single Path % cents; or five tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

CvTTISd "A negro boz nsmed Al.xsn-
asr Jones. 10 running 17,h street, near The
North end OF the vegetable market yesterday sf.
s.esnoon, With an open knife In bis hand, fell and
inflicted n severe cut on his right oteek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

BREAD RIOTS IN PgsNsYLvAHIA-Tbe flour panic
among the farmers in this section bids fair to car
ry many persons into nll SORTS OF wild extrayaaance
We learn from gentleman just arrived from
Washington county, Pa, of q reckless thing which
took place there on Saturday, and which goes to
show the state OF feeling existing In that neck OF
woods. specuiatsr by the name of Patterson has
large lot OF -four at POSTS MILL which he is hold
ing for an advance, in view fthe recent darnaep
irosts. On Saturday, some dozsn or more farmers
living In the vicinity repaired to the mill, broke
down he door, each took . barrel flour. and left
S. in the mill for every barrel thus removed-all
considering that a fair prics for en- article which
they could not buy with the consent Of The owner.
- IYiceiiro InfpIOcncer Jun, IL
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sss~ PtoruREs! P1crUaEs!! P1orURrs.!!

N~ PIoTuRHs PICTUaEsl! PIorURss!!!
respectfully call attention to the following sty les
UI Picture. now gotten up al & MlNSIo' PHO
ToSRkPH and FISE AIT GALLERY, Is7 MAN street.
Ph jtographs taken from life, or small plctures anG
enlarged 70 iHe or rneJer si.es ana coiore1 ih o'
mating speaking aud beautiful Portraits. Photo
graphs s5lored ia WATER CoLoaS and @or ked IN In
dian Ink making a soft aud delicate hnlsn really
pleasiug, AMI 5SBROIYPEs in every style OF hoJsh.
All On very reasonable terms. my u
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Hoe CHOLERA IN TENNKssEs.--Tbe Huntingdon
(Tesn.) Patriot ia informed that the hsg cholera
10 raging to fearful extent In portions of Carrot
county. farmer In Georgia, who has tried IL,
says il hogs are put In . lot where they will be
entirely excluded from water, that the disease
will at once be arrested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF SprRITUALrsTs-rhere
will be held National Spiri,uslists Convention
at Plymouth, Mass, on the 9Th, 9th and 7th days
Of August next Dr. Ii. f. Gardner, Of Boston, will
preside,
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@s~ LTCcRyCz.

Z. @. @. BRAND.
TEg ABoyX WE'LL gS3wN FAYozITg BRAND ALWAYS
60 BALI. BY JAMES G. ICANDREW
lie Sly 81, PINE gTS2RT ERY YORK.
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HEEP COOL AND PLEAsANT.-RO9

LEEP CUUL AND PLEASANT.-HUT
H AND COLD SHOWER BATHS.-The under.
signed most respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond. that he has erected one OF the most e1-
tensive estab iishments in the city. where gentle
mon caa be accommodated in all business hours,
with all the modern improvements Of Bathing
House.
He most respectfully calls the attention of his old
patrons TO this new addition to his establish
mep., he has gene to great expense to make his
Hair Cutting and Shaving Emporium, compete. If
rot to EXCEL eny other place OF the KIND In Rich
mond.
He prides himself especially in the art Of DYETEG
WHlSK EH6, for proof of which. be invites trial.
lie most respectfully mskes his b0sg to his nuiner
Gus customers for past favors and invites them to
call at his BAZAAR of FASHION, on Main street
between 18th and 18th streets the Old Mara ket
Your most cbedient servant.
lie 8-lmF ROBERT FRANCiS.
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PRICE ONE CENT
RAPID DRryrre Yesterday aftvruo,

some excit:msnt vas created on Main ssrest, east
Of I4:b, by the impudsnce Ct negro mule driver
to gsatien,ao, who ordered bin, to drive ct such
pace as the ordCsnce allowed and but for the fact
that the fellow ran OF! aud efs his team he ~ould
have been pun Ishsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

The FUN Flower AS A PREVENTIVE OF FKvEps -
correspondent of the Soil qf N. South, writing
iarly subject to fsvers gives the result OF his
psrience In the premises, and in not . tingle in
stance where he planted sun fl ,vers around his ne-
gro cabins did their inmates suffer froir ieytrs his
wife, two children. and two heuse servants all he d
fevers, he net baving planted any Of the sun fov-
ers around bis own dwelling which. in his opinion.
i0n IT, that the sun flower in rank grswth. absorbs
the very elements In the atmosphcra that produces
fevers chiis,and fever And what IL the Life Of Inc
sun iouerss highly obnoxious to the health OF tho
human fsmiIy; nor do believe that . Dan could
ever have chill who would sleep in . bed q raak
sun 1oWers. This, too. seems TO be no new theory
as Llsut Maury states that his gardener. Ffelch.
man. nfo med him that jir sanitary inhnenee bad
been long known in France.
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LOcAL ArrAIRs

CiTY CoUEcIE. A called meeting OF
the Csuncil was held in the C)uucil Chamber ye,.
terday afternoon. Pressnt-Msssrs Sanders All =.
lsp, 9rattau, Barr, Dsnoon, Greanor, Richardson,
Epps aud Talbot.
Water Wrks-Mr Allen, from the Comm ists.
on the Water Works, presented the following re-.
port. which vas read
"rhe Watering Committee, to whom was, by a
resolution Of the 0Juncil, recommi.ted to them
the report Of Messrs EIlest, Gill and Davis reta.
tive to the enlargement of the Water Works, have
had that subjscs under consideration, aud after
careiai examination of the same, iopted the fols
lowing resolution:
"Eesotred, That 50 much OF the plan reported
oy he'srs Ee.t, Gill and Davis FIR increasing the
supply OF wafer for ths city and for purifying the
sans sy the construction o! Reservoir on Ore
Son Hiii, ana the mains connected Herewith be
seeon; msndsd to the Council for approval"
MT Giazssreok had given the subject very little
consideration, and did not undsrstand it thor
ougaiy. HIS constituents needed water more
snan any others In the city, and hs therefore de-
Erred 70 see the work permanently executed 90
go as aoPsssent Ine necessity of future eulargc-
nsns 1or many years to come. He desired to
know from the chairman IL there were no means
ior eniarRihg the present reservoir, and thus in
creasiog supply of water at less expense
ns' Aaeh replied, that estimates had been
saae 70 ASCERTAIN the cost CT separate "mainn
lor toe biii. and the Engineers Teported tha. it
"oui1 De s'oo0o, In addition to which, now fore.
lag power woaid be necessary, which would make
'hss pian e4csed In cost the one recommended.
ME- DsnGon desired 70 zee the Improvement 80
carried out as to increase the head on Snockoe
nhi, 20 TO enable every house keeper to have
water In all parts of their premises The plan
o't."ehoed would Increase the supply and give
an additional head, but not sufll,ient to pro,ec,
property in times OF FIRE, without the use Of en-.
gnes.
Mr. Saunders reminded the gen t!emsp. that the
ce'nmitse wers carrying out the rec )mmen dations
OF tae Engineers, whicn would cost about 800.
4 81.
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rg~ RyyNgTT's DIhRRpnA KILLER.

positive aud speedy cure for Diarrh6s. Cholera
Morbp. GUNNER Complaint, Cnolic Cholera lntal
This valuable remedy has been for over ten years
before tha pubjic
1t has been used and tested In one thousand cases
II violent Ul4Irho4 and in instance ever fGlled
T. arrest the disease
FAMILIES should always be supplied for cases Of
einerGeIC c..
PuteEo cents per bottle. -
For sale y? FISHER WINSTON,
DrzZgists. 10. i25 Main st.. Richmond.
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A NTHEACITE COAL.-I will sell du-
- ring the rnoath of May, choice Red and White
ASH the low price o 81 So per cart load per
long TOP, delivered. TobaCConisis and others usiag
large quantities. sbouii embrace this opportunity
and pTocuI their supplies.
All orders enclosed to r4y address, through the
Postoce or left at my Office. corner 18th and Dock
streets, will be promptly attended to Terms cash.
my 3-fnl WIkT ROBERTS.
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El&SrTN1.

GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL.-RE-
~ DUCrI0N IN PRICE L am row prepared to
receive orders during the month OF June only for
the above Coal deliverable within june or July at
"a so par cart load, of IS bushels
WX CBRkZEAL
Office on Basin hank, between 8th and 9th streets
aud at Petersburg Depot, Picket Msyaard's old
stand. lie S-6tIj
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL.-I am
AFA prepared II deliver the above coal at 81 50 per
months of JDpe and July. Also, red end white nsh
anthracite coal, at market prico.
CD LIpsCOMB,
je Ii-2m Office, lat st, rear Maso's Bridge.
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TIPHOL5TERING AID PAPER HANG

y INU.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the publtc
generally that he has opened an UPHOLSrEktN9
and PAPER HANGING Establishment, on BhoAp
STREET, between 4th and 5th, where he Keeps COD
stantIy on hand large assortment OF me
FREaUR AND ENGLIsh PkPk9,
suitable for parJoT use. Also, lo' Of fne GARY
I'd CHAIRS and SOFA France, which can be
cove red TO suit the tasta Aiso, sa assortment of
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW 81 tDEs,
sE eHUCK and H4Ik HATTRESSES made t.
order and wsrrar ted TO give satisfaction.
ear All work entrusted to He. shall meet with
prompt attention. and ct ssrcss9nsoie p.ess as can
be hsd eIsawbere j A RDJMEL.
;a2-Ins Rrasd st. tween 4th ard 5sh.
CUNPOWDER Tess Of superior quail
for safe bT I&0 DAVENPORT.
-
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So kRrIrIcihL TxpTu-Tuy cur,

fN1S AhtiflSthk IkzTU--1Bk GHEo-
PLASTIC Paocxss.-G " JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the e-cltsfre rloht Tor the sbnys
node Of king TEETH and after usi,a0 G,aG t>.t
g ~ ~ tne most dtfcuh cases. ,gheTe oter plate.
aa9 Jaaef IS engeiy settssd Of its absolute supeYt.
ostv over the gold. silver and piatina method can
therefore, with confidence, recommend IL TO all no
" 10 sueh as nay be dtssqttsd ,rs those tey are
o'o S3sc In this process. all of the objections TO
the sotd plate arc ren1oyodthe suction bsiro r,y.
ret cuTes coplor and stGbil,fu 10 the AZ and ~
eeth being eNlbeded In the metal the food is exciu
x sSa rpm unper or between them; they are there
re, cleaner, Smoother, andsin every respect better
Ia consequence of the perfect sdaptation OF the
Plate e the mouth, and the suction thereby 'e Sc.
cuTe he can insert more teeth ioihosa eTasrs
at. "''~ a-si'ia''"if
This method having been adopted and commend.
ea py these standing highest in the profession.
North and South, testiIn onials will be given ao1
speSlhens e1hiolted. to aiy who may desire to see
lem Iae oIa ;stEtes Of thore wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, viii be taken in mar;
| ray, Viii Of cprrso make teeth on theu,d mcds
EtAisEtfsr5ssaieh aud gently done and teeth az
tsCs9o oy electricity fC- those who wish it.
Vnice 9pposiSe Corinthan Hall. ja7-Iy
~ DEsILrrArED PkRsoNs.-Those who
nave suffered from ncessant fevers loss OF appetite
use OF BAKERS BITTERs We have known per.
sous sutireiy restored to health by these Bttera
ai;eI visiting al the watering places without re.
ceiying any benefit. If any of our readers are suf
ering fcoEa Dyspepsia, Nervous DEBILITY, Tor pid
Llr'T, Indigestion, Aguo ana Fever. Sour stomach
va VIII Certain relief hy
USING these Bitters as directed. Delicate fan aes
may resi- assured that these Bit:ers are admirably
aaapteo TO their diseases. and never fail IN quick
eLing nstnre and restoring the bloom of health to
their cheeks. Teethng infants may aiso be i'm
proved by their nso-whilst sill classes and sexes
Wii be benefited By their strengthening proper
ties AS family medicine these Dttters stand up.
r,Yaiiei snd aust eventually supersode oil OTHERS
We invite a trial at once.
Fer sole by ell Druggists in tie city Of Richmond
aud else here in Virginia
. Z BAKER, Proprietor
Ie ID Richni ond, Va.
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AsE- PARgE FcTNB.yT5g,
.cr.HDuN4lZ.- ~

RICHMOND, Va
viii practice in the city ef Richmond and in the
counties OF Chesterfield, Pewhatan ana Amoiia.
90 Once in Lisle's Building, corner of Main AID
n rtreets Sc 23-l2m
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; "DIesssss" on CuHss --Ah mel I am On o'e-tash
toned fellow that has played chsss-ltsasen forgive
me!these forty y, ara; but II In all that tns had
oply written rne really nns poem, or painted ons
really hns picture or delivered one really perfect
aration or made one uiee little BIT Of melcdy which
the people viii sing yssrs hence should consider
thai had at hifssd q far srsater intellectual tr-
umpb than II bad vasq oisbed Try thcusand chess
CHAR , ons. armed ia proof asa led by saIlow Nor.
Hhy, Sc
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Dls ATCE
STEAM POWER
AI n tn q O ElCE
oosDer V Ass5 ead Th:rteea,h SrseIs Rseyasea<.

!0HE D. HAMMERSLEv & co., ProorIssors,
This !beins the most complete Prin.
sery IN the Sonsh ooth as regards Types Oenscs
&C, and the latest aud most approved sEschins
pres5es) Is daily turning out the finest specimens n
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, sucn as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CH lCES
CATALOGUES NOTES. P:SSrrgs
CIRCULARS, PR09RAMMES
BILLS OF LADIEG, HANDgITTS' ho
~ Particular attention given 10 fine vserS n,
Banks, Public Offices insurance. Railroad and Trans
portstion Companies, Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DEFATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HEADS, Sinai
Circulars, Labels &C., is capable of turning off LOO
im IMPRESSIONS per hour, thereby enabling the patron,
OF this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
s Prices reduced IN proportion TO tAs iSscrea.e o5
sped.
Printing In Gold and Silver RrsE.ze. and variou,
eoto-ed lnks executed ia the highest ys OF the art
IN this branch OF the business the propretcrs car
efeiv Oh ALLBNGx COMPETITION
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T,RRNCH RASPBgRRY VINEGAR, fer
Il sa,ehy ihs bottle cf gsller, ~ r,...
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&&zG ANEs AAs y - @kas Ss~%AA = "A IO1A n
TINS i now admitted by the medical rrofession, as
afu:-ameBtsi principle of healing science. 1t is
wisely provided by the human economy, that
whenever anything is wrong in the physical eys
tenn the natural forces eF the body hrops to
tear - ex?el the diseaee. The great aim there.
fore IA 70 strengthen the natural powers This has
NHe1 Kept ia view by the skilfui compOu pdera Ct
pr j H1oEE ITEMS BiTF EkS which operate to
e.Ne t-esh vitality TO all the orgsns of the body.
The effect 81 th's medicine upon the stomach, the
Ervr sBd tnr kidneys are prompt and decisive.
The patient WHO'S " ise enough TO quit druggng,
ana try the BirrkRs soon feels IL he had taken
lease Of life. and a. he continues the of the
article he IS oyeroyed to fiHd the streams Of health
Cpu-siuS through his frame. Let all from whose
ter's Ceiebr tied Sit7crs s. trial
sold bT truEgists and dealers generally, every
where.
RR-ses slgersisarnent in snother conmn.
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NICE LATHH WoRK.-We saw at the Southside
locomotive works, on Saturday afternool, a spiral
shaving, sixty-six feet in length. cut iu lathe
from shaft of iron six inches in diameter and
intended for axle for the fne locomotive
"Mountsineer." The shalt SOME i've feet six
inches in length, but the fpace from which the
shhyisg was cut, not more than eighteen
inches. The depth of the cut WAS quarter OF an
inch, It's breadth about three, eighths and the
diameter Of the spire about five.eghths OF an
iuch. According to this approximate, the real
length of the shaving is eight hundred and sixty
feet Some time ego a shaving Of the same kind
was cut from shsft az the Tredegar Works in
Richmond, the spiral length Of which was thirty.
seven feet, sn achievement y ich Was boastsd at
the time by The mechanics Of that establishments
as being beyond ccppeti.ion.-{stersblrg( Ia Ear.
press.
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HAsppxN SIDNEY CoLLEdz.-At the commence.
ment OF Hampden Sidney College lsst week, the
degree OF d. d. was con fsrred on Rev. VIM. Hoge,
OF New York, and Rev. II. w. Bailey, President
Ct Austin College, Texas. The profsssorship va.
Gated by SIR. Hoge,in Union theological Seminary,
Ia to be filled by Pref Charles Phillips, Of the
Uniyarsity of N nth CaroIina
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TsHRESHING MACnINEs.-Just re
l. ceiyed lot OF ThreEhers and Cisaners, OF two
sEes most approved ksSs) feon, four 10 horse
power, to which call the attention of farmers
and others wanting thrtslirs roachines Give
as cali before purchasing elsewhere In stoTe and
for saie by rs GHUaCn Il FLEMING.
ieT Cor Cary aud i3.h streets.
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An Actress RISGs.-The recent loss by Miss
Caroline Richiugs of her rings, gives the public
an opportunity OF knowing how many OF these
ornaments "iesding woman generally has. The
advertisement by which she recovered them, de-
scribes them an follows:
One diamond cluster ring. 1G stones, engraved
inside, "Rrom friends In Cleveland Ohio" One
diamond cluster ring, six Stones, in form of a
cross. One diamond ring, single stone, get In
green enamel. Inscription, 81. 8. to C. NJ. r.
One diamond ring, single stone, plain setting. In.
scription, "Carrie from Kate" One diamond ring,
single stone. Inscription, "Peri.' One large
ruby ring, surrounded with four tiny emsraids
aud two opnls. One sisnst ring, jsspor Set One
massive plain geld ring. One chased ring. In
scriptiop, "V. NJ. B. aud r. W. z. TO G. II. R."
One plain gold ring. Inscription. "Kit.n
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ARREST Upoy CHARGE OF MURDER Walter s.
Land, charged with numbering b. +. Flanagan,
in Princess Asne county, Va, was arrested iu
Baltimore Sunday, just after getting off he sseam-
er. He will arrive in Norfolk this afternoon, in
charge of a policeman. Flanagan was the pro-
prietor of the hotel at Princess Anne C. H. and
brother I law of Land
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NEW CROP ALMONDS.
IN bales Princess or paper shell Almonds
10 bales Bordo, or Languedcc do
10 bales Marseies. or PfeTincs do
IS trails Ivica DO
5 balcs Molier do
IS Rags sicily ser Shell do
Is bags yalencia do
The largest stock and the tast assortment ever
had In store. For sslo at Hew York iobbess prices.
LOUIS B0eeIkUx.
jel0 No ~ Main street..
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sEs- LEE IL PLEAsANTs--

ATIUREETE At LAW,
Prgct!ce in the Courts held in Richmond Henrico,
6c0chlaBd and Hanover.
AS Noraries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
zc they are authorised 10 take Dispositions, Afid
wits Ackn swied 2nents of Deeds, Powers OF Attor-
Eey, Bills of Sale, &c 30 be used or recorded In the
several States and TsyritOries of the Union.
nfHrn On 18th 81 GlDr frorn Main. NH ply
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ssrF~ SAHroR3's LIVER INvIGoaAroE-
COMPOUNDED EsTIE1-T FRoE GUn-Is o mild and ef
feCtusl cajhaTtic, acting first On the LIVER to
eJect its morbid matter, then on the Stomach and
Bowels, and carries OF AL matter that prevents
tEeir healthy action, and tSas strengthens aud
builds u the whole system very rapidly and is the
bes: LIVER lNVIGORATOR
LIVER IEVIG1HAT0a
- Liver INYIG0RATOR and
PURIPiRs TIE BLOOD
PURIFIERS THK FLOOD
PCRIFIES TlE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SlOE HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES C0STIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIAK4EoR
Sold by aI Druggists. fe 26-6m
~LICoalcH-In Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, {gepuine) for tobacconists
TONQJA BEANS-Angasiura. Black and rrys
tslZed
OLIVE OIL in glass, of new crcp
In store and for sale low by -
j pErFIELD GEORGM.
In y Blair b Co.'S Building,
my4 4-fIn Cor 18th and Cary SIS.
N<9 LAIDLsY l. RoBINscs's
SODA WATER.
AT
J. w. DAV VIES'
MARBLE MANTLE WAkERQOM,
MECHANICs' INSTITUTE.
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PEhILs OF DvrNe.-Captain Glenaie, noted
diver in the service of ST. Johns Diving Company,
bad very narrow escape from death near St
John, N. b., en- Saturday last. A letter to Que Of
the B1stos owners of the Company gives the fol
lowing particulars OF stbcoocarzefcs:
Captain G'enuie had been under water for two
hours looking for a mooriug anchor, and had just
decided TO come up, when the hose burst In the
boat and the air at escaping, the pressure of
the water against his dress drove the blood from
the lower part of his body to his bead and neck.
where the helmet kept thewater off aud q vacuum
was created His head sweIled TO nearly double it's
s'Zs, and the blood rushed cut throsgh every pore
lie Was drawn up imnediatey-ssy in about Que
ninute-but was wholly insensible, sud those
present thought him dead; be was completely
black. Ia about one hour be came to ais senses,
vomited up some blood, and comaenced to im.
prove"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21
SPECIAL NCgICEs
k&~ sInoER's SEWING MACHINE.
,,r PRICE FROM $50 TO sl23.

ro.v.u,,r.s PRICE FROM $50 TO $i23.
TAiLoas and all
MANUFACTURING
r.nso y,. PURPOSES
~ Ihese Machines are unequal,ed. they are raore
work. and OF s' '"Ai''' vi
EARNING MORE MONEY
than any Machines n the market
Ihe new FAMILY MACAIh ES at
$50 ana S75,
ae ~ aEtrseting universal attention. They are much
'nr m, oesI machines eN Ner offered at low price.
Ihe prices OF all eur Machines have hean greatly
reduced. EiNGEp a 20 sS"'i'
srxsRss, Agent nv Ss,.,m