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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

THE DAGUERREoTYPEs AND CoDLoDIoTYPEs made by
CLAFL deservedly take the lead they are true to
nature. dim flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

- = eittee Of the citizens
of Boston, Vino bought TN Webster statue, are
to meet tomorrow to de e on permanent
location for it. When placed ina favorable po-
sition, it may do greater justice to him whom
it represents. Thus far the popular Judgment
Is az XrrSp 10 IT, r.Anrits
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

NINETY-SEvEN Hours WITHOUT FooD.-On
Tuesday week, prisoner in the Alton I'LL
Penitentiary, for INSTRUMENTATION, was sent to
his cell After being sent there, it was ascer-
tanned that the desperate had a knife, where
upon he was ordered to strip in his cell, leave
his clothing upon the floor and come out.
This he refused to do, and he being well known
as desperate character, it was considered
hazardous undertaking to enter his cell for the
purpose of searching him. The Superintend-
ent accordingly gave orders that food should
be withheld from him until he should come to
terms, and it was not until the expiration of
about ninety-seven hours-upwards of four
days-that he became so weakened as to give
up the prolonged contest He was immediate
ly cared for, and large knife was found upon
him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

LEGISLATIVE AGRICULTURAL MEETING
The sixth Legislative Agricultural meeting
was held Monday evening at the State House
Hon. Simon Brown presided. The subject of
discussion was Fruit Culture. Mr.. Brown
spoke of the smaller fruits and of the varieties
of Strawberries, expressed his preference for
the Wood strawberry for family use 1t was
as easily cultivated as corn and should be rails
ed ON moist, rich land. Instances were stated
OF 500 and 5000 net profit per acre from the
raising Of this fruit.
The discussion centured upon the raising of
cranberries, and was participated in by MIR.
Luke of Topstield, DR.. Metcalf of Mendon,
Mr.. Hinckley Of Barnstable, and r. s. Fay of
Lynn. The two last gentlemen agreed that
the certainty of this crop depended upon the
capability Of flowing the land at pleasure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16
Special 9lotrtes,

Prefecture on Electromagnetic PAIGE,
by special request, will deliver Lecture at Washburn
HAL, on WEDNESDAY Evening Feb. 10th, at IA clock
SubJect-Ihe Philosophy, Claims and Practical advan-
tages OF Electropathy This lecture will be preliminary
to the formation OF second class for instruction in Elec
tropathy. Seats free to all. DIT fl5
CIAN AND SURGEON, No. Elm street. Worcester,
once hours from to 4, and to p. m.
ol3 deodawtf
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City amo County smtelllgerte.

% Extra copies of The DAILY SPY, con-
tanning Hon. Eli Thayer's speech on the adj
mission of Oregon, in full, may be had at this
office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

IA. r. bishop, Dentist, Office No. IA Pearl street
pr Blshop would call attention to the reputation which
ne mas acquired IN the preservation of the teeth by his SUI
TO consult him lie will furnish ali kinds in the most ap-
thetcs used for extracting teeth whenever practcable
Office at his residence, IA Pearl street div di5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

Teeth That Will Blte.-Dr. VIM. NEWTON
Dentist after suspension of business for some time mast
IN THIS city, on account of illness resumed the duties
Oh ms profession, IN connection with DR.. GEo f. NEW
TON at Roomsin American House Block formerly Amer
can temperance House, until more desirable arrange
ments can be made. DIFF " i,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-16

Mrs NJ. w. Geralds, PhysIcIan-an expe
fenced anu successful Midwife No. 81 Mechanic street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints and Dis
eases o Saren' oiice hours from to a. m and from
W ~ III uu ie25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25
TIE ELECTION N NoRFoLK-rHE TORNADO
[consEsrosDrxcE OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY plsrArcn.l ]

NORFOLK, June "a 1850.
We have kept our lsts.r open to the lsst rno-
mont, IL hope that We might give such state
ment Of the pol!s as would Indicate who
eisc.ed EAyor. hut we cannot; the vote 10 thus
far close QUO aad while Fsrgusou 10 few votes
ahead. ths dinner and nary yard vote may, and it
s supposed will, be given for Lamb, which will
give him = small m.jority. This, however, 10
mere speculation, for either candidate must, If
elected, get very smal MT ority. Tho excite
meut il great; drums and fiss are boiug sounded
through the streets, aud uumerous Clubs, With
flags aud bsunars, are TO be seen upon .he street.
The man who was arrested In Portsmouth yes
terdsy, charged with passing counterfeit money,
has bsea discharged.
AssasIeneu from Gloucesier tells US that the
oen.do which passed over that county Friday
last, passed over to Mathews, committing uaheard
of depredstinps all s'oGg its track. He Also says
that old Oliver, the fsrrymau between York aaa
Gloucester Point was not drowre bat persons at
York saw him taken up by the Wind and carrisd
Of Two negroes who were ia = shsd, the roof OF
which Was blown OF, heard the waiIinE OF old Oh
YER as ne was borne through the air upon the
wings of tbs "atorm king" His cries and Eroans,
says orr infor nant, Gs he was dasksa through the
air, we're truly distressing. His appeals for As.
s!stance were aishon. avail, for 10 human power
c. uld rescue him from death, and 10 few mo
msnts he was beyond hearing, nor has bis body
boon since that terrible evening.
10 the c1urss of the tornado more than twenty
ax.d, seventeen Of which ware dwellings. Among
rhsm was that beautiful residence OF Mr.. Tabb,
known as Tcdhusy's.
A vessel 10 Eas. River WAS capsiZsd, but We have
been unable 20 learn whether the crew wsrssssed
or not. PERCUSSION.
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THf POPULARITY OF TIE "NkPsLs0x" IN PARIS
THO editor of the Baltimore American, in one Of
his sstisg letters from Paris has the follow
lag:
Tie popularity of Napoleon and his entire f.mi-
ly is shs~n on every fitting occasion in manner
that cannot bs mistaken, uulefs we set down the
people sfPsris as the vsrisst psltroous in Chris-
tendon. They murt sithsr be q deCeittu aud
sripgug race ard srs playirx tie syeorhant, CT
thsy are happy and contsuted psop!s Assn In.
starce, sysry fair afternoon the isrliiy OF Primes
Eapolsou aud Prince jerome drive Gus fror1 the
Palace Royal In opsn eErrisgsE. Tbs opening c'
the gates sttrsckE thcons of severa! hundr ed
persons IN few DIomsnta, and as tAsy pass cut
they crested with al the cordial mar Ks of
pact aud politeneEs that Freedman 10 capsbis
Of So also WHEN they sis the balcony facing
the gatdeLs, Ihsrs Is usually throDg OF not less
than = thousaCd persoss gs2iEg ct them, aud this
was the case this sfteraoon for upxsIds OF two
hours. The rams Of Napoleon, indeed. ssems to
bs held in higher reverence at the present time
than ever sfors rs 10 eTincsd by the wIeaths aud
symbols OF respect daily hung upon the rsiisgs Of
the Napoleon CJumu, In the Place Vsud, me by
ths poorer CLASSES Of tho people. Every rail bears
one Of these simple bat esraest emb.ems Of love
and reverence, WI ilst = large number Of them,
with toaquets Of flowers, are placed around the
pedestal OF the column, wherever place can be
found 10 ress thsM.
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TTPHoLsTERING AID PAPER HANG,

The subscriber begs lsave to inform the public
generally that he has opened an UPHOLsTERiE9
aud PAPER HANGING Establishment, on BROAD
lREBT, between 4th and 3th. where he keeps Con
rtantly on hand . large assortment Of fne
FRENCH AND ENGLIsH PAPER,
suitable foe parlor use. Als0,a lot Of nne OAEv.
Ed CHAIRS aad t0FA FRkHES. which can be
covered TO sr!t tho taste Also, tn assortment of
RE- sHUCE and HAIx EATTRRSSA ~ made 10
order, and warranted to give satisfaction.
ET All work entrusted to me. shall meet with
prom attention aud at a. reasonable prices can
be had elsewhere. A RUMhkL.
je 2-ims Broad ut, E9.wasn 4sh ard Sth.
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>tPAnYA ACADhMY L0rTEklE3.
~
(AUTIJRIzgD BY tbs STATE or GEORGIA.
DRAWN At AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

TO TEE PUbLIC.--As the members OF Oar hrn
nave, by way of purchase, become the ownere
of the grants chartered by the statss CT Della
ware kontGcky, Missouri, and pat Of those IL
georgia under tie muna cement OF Messrs tlreyorJ
Naufy q Wilmington. Delaware. we have -een
al it expedeEt 20 Change the name Of eur n
after January lat. 1852 to that Of WOOD. EDDY
co, who viii have tie management OF - 9 spar.a
Academy Lottery and the others "a above naE.si.
We Lave enue&Sored 70 transact all our business
yit integrity ani we can assure tie public that the
patronage heretofore bestowed in we'll deseTv-
ing Of being transferred TO our Successors. WOOD,
EDDY & 90. VsrT respectfully,
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Tas suaan REr1ssar, t, b. established

In Rockets, by Mr.. c Y Morriss, promises TO be
grand enterpriss-ons that will require . heavy
outlay and . large capital 10 support it. The
greatest d ficuity Ia making siasres profitable,
10 caused by tie fscs that 50 few men u1dorst.nd
Its management. VS. havs heard it stated a. q fact
that in Stuart's large tei osry the fireman
csives al ANIMAL salary almost il not qnits squai
20 that OF ths Prss len. Of the Usitsd States. If
Mr.. N. can succeed In securing such u manager,
his success IN certain.
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AN ASSAULT WITH AN AXg-BITfEN BY A
LaHesaaks-Ihs fprings, oc
Ic,6RsspoSDEscI OF III. AIcunosD DAILY pIsparcu

Alst
HA2R!s3HBUsG, Juue 9th, 1859.
Mat Nag ho frss negro, vas arrested aud iodg.
cd 10 JAN on Tuss1ay essning last, charged vita
asssul'ing Mr.. Thomas gasf0rd, of this place,
With aa axs. 1t sssms Mat and HE wife had .ous
d!ficsi:y, when she called on Nr. B,sford. cabi-
ne; maker living next, door, for assissancs, who,
or going into the houss, was mot by ihe negro
aiih az axe In his hasds, who struck him vio-
lent blow on ths face and breast leaving friyhtful
wonnds Mr.. Basfogd only saved his l!fs by rush.
lug isnsdasely upon the negro, thus breaking,
so censdsrsbls extent, the force of the blow.
James Almond, youth about IA years of age,
llvirg on Dry River, in his county, was bitten by
Iktsissuaks, few days ago, near Ra~ley
Ssrilgs. lie made HE way to ths Springs and in
brnei Gr. Sites, one Of the proprietors, that he
vas bitten. Mr. Si.sr, ca examining the boys
leg, fouLd it coIsiisrably swollen, asd immsdi-
stely Administered to him large quantities of
French brandy, whsh produced no intoxcation,
and whics sffsc Iualiy cured him. FrsGch brandy
has long been considered an infaI.ibls cure for
tiesnaks bites.
the SprDgs-which are 90 numerous la the Vals
lsy OF Virginia-ars now bsirg opened for she re.
csPtsn OF visitors. Rawisy Springs, about IL
miles above Harrisonburg, 10 q beautiful Summer
retreat OF Sons celebrity. The prspriesors, Sizes
Son, have recently Improved RAHisy, and Esrsoss
visiting there, either for health or plsasure, will
ind every accom- nodatios for their comfort.
Our farmers will be ready TO harvest .h.ir wheat
by the Middle of rex, week. We learn the frost
has nsred Il but slightly, if any, and. therefore,
g lars. yisii is anticipated. ROCKINGHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

No MoRa Hosxs -1hs icemen have
sid aside their tin horns. as the ordinances directs,
but in thar stead have adopted the head splitting
gong and ths nsvertiring bell, with which TO warn
their customers OF their approach. However dis
agreeable the blasts on q tin horn may be to sen
sitiys nerves, ws have no doob. that they would
rather bear forever the continual "toot toot - of
that unmusicai instrument, than the noise OF ell
ther Of the others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

NEUrRAIIzyxG PoIs0Ns.--The following il true, Is
Invaluable "A poison, OF any ooncsivatls des
criptien aud dsgrse OF potency, which has been
Intentionally OF accidsn' ally swallowed, may be
rsndsrsd ALMOST Instantly harmless by siaply
swallowing two gills Of awsst oil. An individua.
wish very strong constitution should take nsarIy
.w!ce the quantity. This oil will most positively
neutrslxe every form Of vegetable, animal or
mineral poison with which physicians an che :
lists are acquainted"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

10 anxious to obtain charge Of the Books of Ave
or ak Tobacco Manufacturers others, who do
not employ the constant servicss Of Book oe per
or h5 would like to have perica situ NJ ion IN
good house. In the mean lille he continues to
give his attention TO writing up aud adjusting
Books and ACCOUNTS, aud will thank the con- muni
~ for any business they NAY g'vs hin.
Refers TO Hessrs John and David Walker
seasrs Nassie srnith, New York.
WA HUBBAkD MITCHELL,
Accountant. Walkers Factory
Tth. between Main and Cary street.
m I'll
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FfATasI BiED.-- A man calling
himsslf Charles q Bird, WAS before the Recorder
yesterday morning, to answer for disorderly and
annoyiug conduct on Thursday evening. Charley
attempted 10 explain his conduct and was certain
iy very anxious to escape the lookup. but having
no friend 20 back his promises, lie was sent to the
valley for safe keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

MECHANICS FAIa.-We understand that
the next annual Fair Of the yirgiuis Mechanics
Institute, will be held In this city about she l7.h
OF October nsxs, and that grssd display Of man.
rtsc ;cres, etc. may be anticipated The Hall OF
ths Iaesituts 10 large srough f,r - exhibition,
and - it 10 furnished with ample motive power for
driving machinery OF all sorts, specimens are in.
vitsd ironi North, South, East and West The
premiums will consist of gold and silver medals
etc. AID must prove asitins to all who wish 20
compete for the Virginia trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

E FaEsE LEz0Hxs.-I have lust re-
1e.ysdt By Adans' Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LaEUHse, which will be applied upon raost reason.
able terms.
P.S.-Cupp.ng aid Leeching promptly attended
-. Can be found at all hours Of the dsy at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and ss
atSht on 9Th street French Garden Kili
my I%ts y. @. HDB6CH
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ass~ BArus, BATES. BAras.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can bs hal d.iy-fr3m 8 s'clcck, A n, until To- P
u. at ths American Hair Cutting, Shaving, sham.
pooalpg aud Bathing Saloon under the American
Hotsl, entrance en- lltb street.
"a. Single Bath IS cents; or five tickets for 81.
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LiD,R.L Orrns-A gentleman o.

IIB5ksb C1fEE-d KentItmSn OF
msaus, Who 10 exceedingly anxious to have the
Clay Statue placed In the Eastern Square, on
Church Eli, authorises us TO say, that he will
guarantee 10 shs Directory the sum Of $500. II
they should sslsot that sitc, TO be expended 10
enclosing and improving that square, or 10 pro-
teciing the statue. The citizens OF Church Hill
are very anxious that the eastern square should
be improved, asd ~ prsttier location ia the
city can be found, it 10 to BE- hoped that the Di-
rectory win not overlook IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

NUMBERING HoUsEs. 1.-THE Committee on
Water of the City Councii, At 3 meeting held last
Thursday afternoon, passef . resolution to have
all the houses In the city numbered, and the
streets iudsxsd. This plsr, II carried out. will
prove very convenient to all elasses, and will cost
but mere trins.
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my I-Im~
acy~ PIoruassl PIcrusas!! PrcrusxsI,l

H5 FIUfCAsB PICTUkAt!! PIC FUREf!!I
respectfully call attention 30 tho following styles
u Pictures now gotten up ~ q w MLNAIs Pho
f0SRAPd and fISs Ant GALLERy, 1877 Main street
Ph Jtographs taken from iis, email pictures aud
shlargeS 10 LIFE or smaller sizes and colores in ell
graphs soorSd in WATER CoLoBs and worked in In
nan Ink, making soft snd delicate finish really
pleasing, an ANB&oPYPRs In every style oi n aish
All On very reasonable To-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

Cow ovHR TO TIE MfxIcAHs.-The Bufslo Exs
press says that Gen, J. Hobart ward, late Commits
ssry General of New York, has received . Colos
nei's comm ission IN the "Aexicap army" and will
soou leave this coustry for that service. 1t adds
that Gan. Ward married . Mexican lady at the
close Of the Mexican war, and has strong afinties
for that country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

Mu.pHR-A cold bIosded murder vas commit.
tsd4a Bell couuty, Texas, on the 3o.h utt. Mr..
Ashlsy. who had married = daughter Of hurrsli,
the land pirate, killed . brothsr-in law. AcCor'
uick, and souudsd smother mss, who vas stand,
ing near, hsd and ended bis owa life by taking
stryshnins. He was q native Of Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

CONFINES, ARr.-On Monday night
nsxt two complimentary benefits are to take place
In this city, and i. is earnestly hoped that the
bonehciaries may be libsrally enconrage! At
Mechanics Institute Hall, Mr. j. =. Iaulou Is to
give Foca! concert, aidsd by some Of the best
singers ia Richmond, and at the close of tho en-
teriainmsns 5000 worth Of presents will bo dis.
tributed to the sudisucs. On the same evening
Mr. Gsorge Kunkei one of the lessees Of the thea,
ire, Is to have compliEentary benefit, aud pre-.
ssnts q programme highly inviting to all play
gosrs That be will have 8 Gro sdsd house, there
seems to be no doubt.
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THE NEW EEGLIsa MINISTRY As PaoPosED.-OBs
of the best Informed Of shs L)rd1n Libsral JOUR-
paIs gives as the probable programme Of the
goveTpmsnt q sketch Of the comisg CAbise.
which 10 very curious piece of political Mosaic
The Presidency Of the Coupcil, an of1ce OF more
weight than authority, 10 assigned to Earl Gran
Vile: tbs Premiership, with the first Lordss p of
,hs Treesury, to Lord Pslmerson. Lord John
Rssssl is TO have the Portfolio of Iuds; Lord Ga
rsudon TO take up once more the reiss of the Fer.
sign Office. Tbs Colonies, In which Lord Stanley
Of Aijsrlsy had almos. acquired 8 prescrp.iys
right undsr any Wing government, are to pass to
the 1srl Of Kigiu.
Mr. Golden Is to become President Of the Board
Of Trade, with opportunities for learning 10 un-
ders.and that grave Italian question, which, to
his lasting shame, he has uts prLlicly prCfesssd
himself "too duh to comprehend" Mr.. Miner
Gibson 10 to take tbs Homo Department.; tbs Earl
Of Rlpon, (lsss Lord Goderich,) the Post once;
sidney Herbert 10 TO look after ths Army; Sir
Jazss Graham TO rescue the Navy, and Sir George
Cornwall Lewis to return to the financial Sxperi-
mspts a. Chancellor of the Kxchsqusr.
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CHASED BY WoLvEs.-On Saturday. the 1l:b
instant, while a party, consisting lf Mr.. John
strsysr Jr., and Henry Lsus, we're On Piscatorisl
expedition, for trout ssar the head ~atsrs Of Big
Run, in Andsrson's Gap of the Shade Aountsia,
about five nil west of McAlisterviils they were
startled ia tho ndst of their sport by She how'll
ing Of wofTes. From the noise ths"varuiiu.s"lpsd.
the amateur disciples OF I,ssc Walton concluded
that tbs pack cots prissd fouy Ia nnmbsr. Bsips
convinced of their danger, they cut ard run. per.
htps, with speed that would have reflected honor
en- 2+o nag on plank read, for the nearest set.
tiemest. After an exciting chase fer a mile ssd a
hall, the open country was gaiasd and the wolves
absadonsd the pursuit. At ere tine the fore most
wolf WIS not more than atty yards in the rear of
the young men. -Junisia { Pa SRtinei
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e6Y- LEE q PLsAsANTs--

ATFOKNEYG At LAW,
Practice IN the Courts Eeid In Richmond ,Eenrico,
GoochiaDd and Hanover.
As Notsries Public and Commissioners of Deods
&c, they authorised to take DooositioDa Atfid
yits Acknowledgements OF Deeds. Powers of ttor.
sey Bllls OF Salc &C. to be Used CT recorded in the
sevsral Btatos and Territories OF the Union.
Ofios sp lltb ST. I'd door from Esin NH lily
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RUSSIAN TKRfoTALLsgs-A Russian newspaper,
published in MOSCOW, asuouacss that 800 peasants
Of the district OF Gsltcb. and about 8 500 OF To
seuk olma, both in the Goversmsnt 0! Kossroms,
ha viag rsnouncsd the use Ct spirits, vigorously
observed the vow Of temperance during the Easter
week. pc, iod whom the consumption Of spirits In
Russia 10 Unvsuslly great.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

A YOUTHFUL BRIDs Alta marriage ceremony IL
this city Saturday last, the bride stated that
her age was about twelve years aud the bride
groom twenty i've. The parties are OF Por.uEsss
extraction, snd the girl married no. froE sny
wish Of bsr own, but at the solicitation of her
mother. This is a progressive sge.-NtW Bedford
Mercury.
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MORTALITY AMONG THE Hoos.-An epidemic 10
prevailing s.ong the hogs ct the distfilsry in Au-
turp, N. aud they are dying of at the rata of
200 per day The disiillery company has lest over
s30, 900 worth Of hogs within the past four years
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/ UsIfED efATns SHIP GERHAsrowa.-This ship NJ.
rived at Hong Kong on the 10th Of sril frota ia.
pan. On the passage she struck upon reef near
kilkiasima on the Lava Chew Islsnds, and bore tp
for Horg Kong in consequence. xas extent ol
damage she received was not Aycertaiued.
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eRTEas' INeALLIBLR REMEDY FOR GONOR-
R0tBA, AND ALL SECRxT DISRASES
Tais great American Remedy containing no Msr.
Snral or Baisamic properties, excals everything
rativs and rsnoy atiDs powers; and the medical
world are artonished whom told that the above re-
redy viii enre the above diseases, and oonfounded
Shsn they have eccular demonstrations Of the ncts
but the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
TOR twenty odd years, has known Of case Of twenty
Years standing 20 be reeorcd to perfect health and
all other cases OF shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
sDy cnss OF Gonorrhoea which the remedy will no<
prudence on the part Of tho patient and to any ems
purchasing half a dozen bottles Ani using accord
cure ardn case Of failure. win furnish additional
medicine, free Of charge, to complete the care
through his agents and cure will 10 effected with
out ;nconyeEepcs TO the patient. Bold by
0RUBBs b APP PERSON, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond.
de lo-6m9 M. nj HrsAd a
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THE MAYOR was absent from the city,
yesterday morning, aud Recorder Statks was
therefore required to nil his place. Luckily the
business wss light, and the Recorder had, there's
fore, very little work to perform.
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YouSe kUaDrExs.-Two little brothers, Tbos.
and Charles klcksy, aged respectively ten and
sfx years, got into tight in New York Thurs-
day. The crowd who gathered chesrsd them On
and the youngest sst,iEg tho worst Of it, drew .
ksif. and stabbed bis brother through the heart
kiilisx him instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-25

HHavY TRavEL.-A largs number Of
persons are daily passing through this city en-
route for the mountains Of Virginia. Most Of the
travellers are fesm the extreme South, In search
Of health or pleasure.