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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-31

List or Premiums for the Wool Grower
and Mnnufacturers' Fair.

List or Premiums for the Wool Growers
and Mnuufacturers' Fair.
The Wool Growers and Manufacturers Fair.
to be held in this city on the 4th of August
next, will undoubtedly invite a large gathering.
Ample arrangements are being made for the
accommodation of all who may attend One
of the largest Halls in the city has been Sc
cured for the exhibition of wools, aud applica-
ton will be made to Eastern and Western Roads
for hall-fare Tickets to aud from the Fair
! The Committee appointed for that purpose
announce the following Premiums, which ioiil
be increased pro rata provided further contribu-
tions are made for that object.
Glasses A, B, C, ID and E, are to embrace
not less than 80 nor more than 100 Aeeces
Those who propose to compete for the follow
ing premiums may, if they desire, forward
their samples to GoOdale & Co., Cleveland, and
1t is desirable that competitors forward during
the month OF June, if possible. Let full. in.
structions accompany the same, marking on
the outside OF the sacks "For the Wool Grow
er's Fair" stating the same in their letter of
instructions. Such consiguments will be ar
ranged in order Tor exhibition and should not
exhibitors expect to be in attendance on the
4th of August, they will further advise what
disposition is to be made with Wool on exhi.
bition, embraced in the first five Glasses, which
day of Fair, as the owner may request.
Committees for awarding Premiums arc all
selected from Manufacturers
Glass Al N. Slater, Providence, r. l.;
J Humphrey, Lowell, Mass; II. Stearns, Pits
field, Mass
Class B.-Edward Harris, Woonsocket, R
l.; Jesse Eddy, Fall River, R. l Geo. Kel
ogg, Rockville, Conn.
Glass CD r. Stedman, Homillon W. Co /;
A. Platt, Manchester W, CO.. NJ. Holmes, Pa
cifc Mills
CLASS DC. A. Stevens, Ware, Mass; C
w. Holmes Munson, Mass. Thos. Barrons,
Rockville Conn
CLASS E.-Same as Glass G.
CLASS F--F. Graders of Cleveland Wool
Depot.
Glass A, comprises Clothing or Feting
Woods
flrsl fremlum. ................,, $50 90
second DO ............ .......... 20 %
Class B, comprises Cashmere Woods
rlrst fIeulum .,..,.................S S3U OO
second DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ OO
CLASS G, comprises De Laine Combing
Woods
FIRST Premium ..,,......,.'..,....S2 $50 OO
second 40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 W
Class d, comprises Flannel Wools
FIRST premium. .......... .........Sl0 10
Second do ..................... 10 90
Glass E, comprises Worsted Combing Woods
FIRST Premium. Observation-Disclosures. 90
SECOND 10 .....,......,...., lO w
CLASS F, comprises clips of which the largest
number OF fieeces grade into super" of the
Cleveland Wool Depot grades
Clips of not less than 200 aeeces. $40 90
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The undersigned will be prepared on and
after the 30Ih instant, to deliver the above pa
pors to Subscribers, at their residences or
places Of business, every morning before 2
o'clock at
EIGHTEEN CENTS PER WEEK
Subscriptions received at my News Room, 264
Superior street.
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In Enoshurgh Falls May Bh, Mr.. GEORGE KIM
BALL Of Medina, TO Miss LUCY KENDALL. Of the
former place
ISA BAI.CH
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been good fortune to health many
lonsauds Of my Country-womcn.
My has excited the malice Of the envious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
ad establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
tave fallen upon pathway from the sufferers whom
thaye relieved. solong an held in aootionate and
nankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
kill can afford 20 despise the efforts of mischef-makers
nd sandere
My friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
iiue for producing menslruaon within the reach OF The
ladies Of the United Statc but indisposon to enter
ed so occupied by quacks with their pecous uustrums
and fear that unpruciped upon
20 public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
reuted from establishing agencies for tho sale of nv
AlIlE DE FEMME" III the United States
Alast, yield to the enlrea:es of patients and friends
aud offer TO the suffering Females of America medicine
Tch has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Did World.
Inresard to the efficacy OF the "AAG1E DE FE NNIE"I
iced only say, that 1t IS in liquid orm exact such
Is have used IN mypaccein France or many year. and
hat 1t has never failed TO satisfactory result
rho Annie de Femme aud mens,rua ion stand in the re
alton Of cause and effect Il is alike powerful to originate
dealthy menstrual flow where has existed and to
astore II where H. has been from any cause suppressed
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper of rec
each bottle Of the "Auie de Femme W m bear my
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing bcr
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price $500 package.
PARIS, January 1881 ~ NJ "i'"'
For sale. wholesale and Retail nv WILLIAM r1Spp
No. % Superior street Cleveland who viii sunni, the
Ami5 ASmI,i6 de Femme" at the Propuetors prices.
VHE BEST ARTTFTCTALHELPT0 To
= THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
~ III
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GERMAN PAPERS! GERMAN PAPERsl
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REoerPrs FROM rHR VARIOUS STATES.

DISBURSEMENTS.
During the fifteen months ending Jan. lst,
1859, the following sums have been disbursed
by the Society:
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IH "CoLUNnUs' May JUIh

The Habeas Corpus Caso-B -BushHoh and
Lnnaston Remanded 20 Prif4r
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@rnrral Notifies.

UDcnfI0l N0ItCf5.
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SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, &c.
"nD All TnNCnDTA nDED
HUN ALL 1VNOOhIAA VI Liza
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HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEING,
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HihU+''i "oO"i'' 5O" NvNt T. ANrp1tstI,s
Y,..utrtl..,.,. tt., 4'A' ~ NNhan
tstao lslloe95 qeg l4e ATerIGa@, mayls
COAL Oil COAL Oil
Wy o .Nrn ,rprr,c yA.r 1TT
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IL Fact ~ sin full blast They are M hiug beaut
g ~ stf5w & 'TVeq m y ana % i p{pPoa4ced Judges t.
,ail, All orders promptly filled. address ,.o,,,,
tso o,,.,i, i[+H LhW S, NOHih1
Every f,,pv sIS,id i isrn,s oS s XIV al nc
it give, N be,l ngni "own
bOARD.
pLEASANH + SUITE OF ROOMS
" .,od Iri,lt I'D r,1s1 MN br+i ar ~ ia - ~
11sI pifc, - ~ '' W. VI ''i- ''uii'' 'oN' W VIZ
tsej ,,y boarler, can l,c No ,ornrnolated . ....
mag20l.fRs j. LEE NEWTON.
LOST TT.
nAC Cr-An1, q an 1T >.
IA Notes containing s45g Tile ufer will be literal,
iewuried hv aviug he same at h S office may7I)ys
-i5I5IyN7-,IT 5,IiI .--
fhENCI1 OhlNA.
TTTCV RENETW lar III o,d
w lNLC - - a t4AIe : ~ anu
- e. neral tls1I ment OF buhu ana ram Chlna AM
ma 10 As GARDNER
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FOREEYs PHILADELPHIA DAILY PRESS
FoRNEY's PHILADELPHIA DAILY PREssi
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New York DaiIY TribuneI
New York Daily nrtbumoi

New York Daily Titmest
New York Daily Ttmest
New York Daily Herald
New York Daily Hhotnid
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Judges Swan, Soorr and PEoK remanded
BRISEERHoFF and SUrLfF
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PARIS, January 1854

For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISRF
No. % Superior Cleveland who will suppI, IN
Annie de Femme" at the Propueors prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

The Erie canal will be opened on the 18th inst,
two weeks earlier than last year.
Rev Henry A. Wise, jr. of Richmond, preached
in Washington on Sunday night last
There are now one hundred and fifty Young
Mems Christian Associations in the country.
Horse shoes are now made by machinery o.
Troy NJ
U s. Army, died at Augusta, Maine, on the 29th
ult.
Mr.. Collins, the Irish comedian, has had a
complimentary benefit at Sacrsmen to, Cal. ten.
dsred by the members of the Legislature"
MIR "Jenny Lind" Goldsmith has been giving
wbst be styles classical instrume ntal music 10
London.
Rhode Island holds her annual election to-day.
State officers aud members of Congress are to be
elected.
The Vice Regent of the "Mouut Vernon Ladiss'
Association" of Pennsylvania. has received since
her appeal of the 22i February $1,e39.
The President has issued his proclamation for
extensive sales of public lands In kansas and
Nebraska during July, August and september
next.
The second meeting of the National Sanitary
and Quarantine Convention 10 to be held 10 New
York, on the 9th Of April.
The Lawrence Herald of Freedom states that
the prospects for the establishment Of Universi,
| ty in Kansas are very hsttering.
Hon. Geo w. Jonss ,of Iowa. has withdrawn bis
| declepsion OF the Bogots mission, aud has bees
ordered to report himself at the State Depart.
ment.
t,u Friday lsst $50 900 worth Of wool was sold .,
!! auction in Boston. The prices generally, were
/ high.
The authorities Of 81. Petersburg have iutsrdlet'
| ed the futnre preaching In that city Of tssbsi
Scuaillard, the we'll known Jesuit.
Ths loss % the Orange aud Alsxasdfia Railroad
Company by the recent ars q Warrensas station
: estImsted at bstwsen 800 and - 500. No ~
i snrance. :.
Inn. Newman, free negro, hos bssa ss1tsnoee e
ths yirriufn penitsutiary fos - ysesa ~ = -
tsmpted Outrage on chilais hsaseee eoesH
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- ~ -sz-s :
SPECIAL NOTICES
fxgY" lY you BAsx 4 CouaH,

fxgY. liz xou BAss 4 CouaH.
TAKE nAMPTON's TINCTuRa.
II ~" "''' - TAKE HAMProN's TINorukE.
'S' '' ThGs hAMeToN's rINcTuRs
'>'' A"'V TAKE nAM:roS's TlNcTuRK.
Ii yeel have Pain in the Bach, ....
I Ks HAMPf0N'S TINUTuRE,
W. " FAKE nAMPToN's TINcTuRx.
If yoa have Headache. ---
ASTHMA, COUCH, CONSUMPTION: The writer
is Rost highly este~led: like thousands of our best
known citizens feels il dGty 10 bear testimony OF
the woBderfut curative power of HAAPTON'S
TlNCTUkE Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it q triali Call and get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
BAL5INoRE, Skpr. 2s, lsaS.
ksSTs HeTa8er G kosebrGp-Cfesstismeu: have
been Y some time afflicted with Asthma. acconipa.
MED wita shogturss OF breath with Riany ptoms
OF Oonsump; ioa 4 friend, knowing OF the healing
properties of HAMPTOS'S VEGETABLE TING,
fUkE, from having used the same. induced me TO
procure bottle OF the Tincture, aud by the Of
one bottle was InucA better that was induced to
Use more Of it, and by taking I'VE six bottles
restored 70 my usual health. and will say to all per
sons WHO are afflicted as WAS 70 use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE IIhCTURE.
Gentlemen-You are st liberty to use my name
Tor tbs benea. Of the afflicted.
ELLEN FKDeu,
&. West corner Of Liberty and Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by puRCELL, LADD CO, Richmond: by
DR. cooks. FreSerickssurg; by all the Druggists
IN peterseure; by MORTIMER MoWBkAy
Baltimore. and By Druggists snd shop-ke-per.
everywhere.
ss- - pe- bottle: six bottles for IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
CLOTHING,
Ar WHoLEaALE ONLY.

AT WHOLESALE ONLY
We have now in store, the largest and most COM
plete stock of CLOTHING re have ever offered Tor
sale comprising every article wanted for the Spring
trade. tHAs ssssa -
Most of these goods have been manufactured I'm.
der our oe.zi supervision, and We will Eusrabtso
them TO be equal, styIe and qualify. 10 any goods
in this Market ard at 0loer prices han they can be
purchased in the Northern clues. In the sssort-
ment will be found - g @ss
Black and Uolored Cloth DREsS FR0Cka
super nl'k Italian Cloth and A AIpaca COAT5 =.
Suler Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseilies do aas
Ex White Marseies nd Linen C0ATH
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Liueu and drass Cloth do
BPk aud Il cy Cass PANTS LIZ -sa5
White, Buff and f'cy Marselles VESTS
Plain and Fig. Silk and Satin do
Linen and Mars Bosom SHIRTS
DRAWERS, UVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GOODS, &c, &c.
Merchants visiting this city will find ID TO their
interest To examine our stosk before purchasing
NH l6-Im KENT. PAINk 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
~ BURROWS RELIABLE MDDIClMn.
THE MOST EXALTED R n EDY IN tn =

a.
Has cured, and is DOW daily effecting the nost
extraordinary of diseases, 10 which humanity
is afflicted thousands, who we're hitherto sufiering
9nuer the most inyeterate diseases and which were
wonderfully restored TO health, By the Of this
truly great remedy. For SoROFULA. kHkUMA-
TISM syphilis, PILES, DYsPkP~IA AIR
sCROkUL Us AFFECTIoNs and for al diseases
resulting from impurity Of the blood it il unsurpass-
cd by any medicine IA mediea science -
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and stomach
ana strengthening and renovafinR every organ Of
the human sy stem. it necessarily cures ell those
diseases resulting from morbid action Of the n.me.
such as LIVkK COMPLAINT, NEkYOUa AHPkC-
TIONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERuPTfOk6
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC fEvEs AND A0Uk.
and ell other diseas which are well known 10 en-
iss from the above causes All that is asked y
fair trial. which will assuredly convince any OF
the incompatible efficacy OF ibis remarkable pre-
paraton in curing the diseases TOR which it Il re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptive circular. Prepared by So
w BURROW OOs sasE
Practical and Analyt ytical Chenaist4
Norfok, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, lsdd Co..
DR. Garlick, Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
- THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS INfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curia or Basanlic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative. resto
rativs AID renoyatlng powers; and the medical
world are astouisbed when told that the above re-
rnedy will the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occuiar demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known OF case OF twenty
years standing be restored te perfect health and
sill other cases OF shorter duration TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any of GonoFrhosa vhch the remedy will not
cure provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part of the patient; and to any one
purchasing malt u dozen bottles, and using accord
fngiy in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure and in OF failure. will fu nish additional
medicine. tres of charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will De effected with
ont Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRuBBS d APPERs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
de I0-6m* No. Nl Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

Simpson tended to swear money into her pockef on
thls man into the rice swamps Of Mispiesfnui Her
evidence should be strictly serutipi5sd and if iI
gal, if should be discarded. Mrs Simpson vss not
here to be cross-examined but there were two Or
three men here who properly lnok like drivers
There was one with Legree ccuntenapee, who had
been here. but he was lad he was not here nov %
blast his sight
One Of the agents of the claimant took offence
ct this remark, and said something in an excited
manner, We could not understand. The COmmip-
sioner hoped ne case would be conducted without
personalities or display Of angry feeling
Mr Earle maintained bis position, and was greet
ed with round of applause, which was checked
by some OF the city Iolice who acted as tipstaves
In the count room
Mr Esre then proce del, with much warmth to
nialltaln That the dGcunlonts presented we're not
Iesai, and the prelirs mary steps were ail based
Gpon iilsumciens gr0uads Ar Earle argued very
closely to sustain this assertion, and he
'lnt tne papers WEI i'm feet and insufficient
DgIiug "a prosross OF the argument, Meaers
Earle ana brewster again had personal discussion
upon tne 'sltion of the latter in the case Mr.
brewster. with considerable warmth. protested
against aly personal aiiusions and said he was in
Court as counsel for citizen OF the United States
ana 80 Ieip him God, he would do his VIII ls duty
as layer.
The Commissioner urg entity reau ssted both gen.
tIemeL 70 avoid personalities and to discuss the
mater witn solo reference to It's merits
.Mr Earle then Continued to discuss the INSULT.
clclcy OF the papers and with much warmth
tic ~ ~ ""s"eH
Tue Comm ssonsr said he would reouire tire tn
cons,aer The point raised and for that purpose he
would adjourn the until 80 o'clock this after
noon o
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MOUNT VERSoV FUND Our readers

will not fail to remember that tomorrow night
is the time appointed for Rev. JAS. ID. McCABE of
Baltimore, to deliver q lecture as Mechanics In
stitute Hall, in this city, on the "Masonc Char
acter of Washington, "and that the receipts are to
be given to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
Mr.. McCabe is too well known in Richmond as an
orator aud divine, to need q word of commenda-
tion at our hands. If he merely intended to de-
liver a lecture upon any common place subject,
everybody would desire to hear him How much
more anxious then will they be to listen to what
he has to say, and what be will say we'll, the
Masonic Character of George Washington Let
the occasion be borne In mind by our readers, and
let all who can do be in attendance at the lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
- The BEST CoEGH SYRUP III THE

WUhbU.
The bsst Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
hcrne's PectoFal Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist. and is pro
noIBced By medical men, and those who have used
Ii. to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds.
Catarrh Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
q cold, and preventive of that lion of diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. II is pleasant to
the taste stsns, clears and strengthens the voice
allsys irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and ali
towns in Virginia. &C I5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

MURDER OF A LITTLE Boy By NEGRO Tho
Woodville Miss Gazette has an account Of the
murder of VIM. Best, little boy aged about eight
years, son OF Mr.. Francis Best, by q negro boy a
lew days ago. II appears that the child started
from nome IN search of q horse. and was soon af-
terward Joined by the negro boy Stephen, who had
been dispatched for the same purpose. About
DARK the negro returned home unaccompanied by
the chiid-and as the negro persisted in protesting
ignorance as to his whereabout, the alarm was
spread search was made, and at last the dead body
OF the child was found in q new and unfinished
PRICK building in the village The Gazette says:
stephen, the heartIess murderer, soon after being
conducted to jail, made a full coufesson sof bis
goit, and stated the brutal means he had em ploy-
ed IN the consummation of the diabolical act He
said in substance, that the child had threatened to
tell something .on him, when be managed to
9raw him inside of the building struck him on the
back part Of the head or neck with blow which
stunned the little fellow and feIed him to the
ground, aud perceiving that his victim yet ex.
hioited signs of life, he jumped upon him and
cooked him TO death. On Saturday night, 18th
instant, (the day after the murder,) crowd of
persons assembled near the Jail, with the view of
breaking it open, taking out the murderer and
iinchIDg him, but by the firmness and deter minas
ton OF the Sheriff, the Mayor, and many law.
abiding citizens, the intent tons of the crowd we're
prevented Mr.. Best, the father of the murdered
chiid also did much towards sllaying the excites
ment that prevailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

- TEE 0xnAf DaAwBAe8 tepssssne'
ss.s!ns ssmssssrasins . Ne exsrsas eesaA 81 1@1nu
Lssns most dirsini 81 ri dieeSsee EvSty 113 q
Sss.aI y psrsois attacked b. thIs d1so6ee - -
fordiss AZ. mort ams. without ssy .srsnaef e
s,s@sdy; Q. HosTkrfsR hss ~ vr.ssssS ~ -
disseses u ~ Whose curative povsgs = ~
knoNiedged. The .BIrTEKs.s rrsns,s.9 ~
mna - perienes and desp study have reeve ~
= IN ,ss ane msst esalnsnt PHI scisns. = eeli
inose who doubt Their siftuss al Ne ra1s ~ -
tfy ,nem ana Judge For themselves reeeeoei - =
where. sssssSS-f
81 See advertisement in another column. sAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
EH BEAUTY has q yotary in ey-

cry heart moves to love, snd refnes the taste. If
You wisn To be subjected TO such an influence go
TO the PHOT0G Ia PA and FINE ART trALLERY
and see Ii glow nPon the canvas. breathe from the
serIAl-toaed AnBRoTYPE and highly finished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. aud if you have q heart
to feel and taste TO appreciate, you must be
Please d.
Pho olograrhs taken all sizes, up to LIFE copied
from Dazuerreotypes or Anibrotypes and col0red
in oil. or water colsrs making really beautiful pic
lures. q W MINIS.
Opposite Custom House. Main Sc,
nl q Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

SINGULAR POISONING Casa few days ago, a
little child, two years old, of Mrs Jones, living
uear Otokee, Fulton county, Ohio, came to it's
death in q singular manner. Mrs Jones, another
lady, and the child were in daguerrean gallery
for the purpose of obtaining daguerreotype,
when the little one called for some water, and the
lady who accompanied Mrs. Jones took up bowl
of uid supposing it to be water, but which proved
to be prussic acid, aud gave it TO the child to
drink, which threw it into spasms, and produced
death in n few minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

Ag- HIGH C0NsTABLE.-In response to the
cali Of MANY Voters" / announce myself candi
date for the Office Of HIGH CONSTABLE. at the
ensuing municipal election, assuring my fellow cit
izens should it b. their pleasure to elect me, e
give assiduous attention In the discharge Of my of
cial duties. tmh ~ -td*l JOHN II D1dGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06
~HARrsHoRnss CuRs-ALL-,
THE GHEAT PAIN ANNzHZLATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK bT0N-
AOH AND WEAK DpWE
- PREPAR I'd b CAEAZGZ.

BorTLEs AZ, q and 50 cenfs and one dQIln9.
THE GRkAIEST DISCOVERY IN uBO10AL
eCIkNOk sss al,s7 a9Ee
HARTSHORNYS CUkE,ALL should b kspt In
s families In case Of accidents su6den sickueoa
1t equentlycu In less tpas than it rsQuir1 %
get o ph ysiciAn. ~ w. sslE. : q
It cures pain in any part Of the systsm and d ussd
externally and Internally 4fsNfA&
-HART5HOANRrOU OURE-ALL cures Bheuuattnm
Neuralgia and ChilbIaiss ~ e
RAKIsHORNE' CUKE-ALL cures ursmps, oolio.
Pains In the Stomach or Bowels. Ga, - :
HARISHORNR Ra CUkkAL cures Pains ID the
Limbs. Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and uakp
uAkTsH0RNES CUkk-AELN cur6N Dpeo1ns.
Bruises, ncntds, Burns snd Hraseed Fsee.S 80
!. aARTsHoR;EE's CuREALL cares Ra,ns II he
aARTsHOKNk's cgkEALL cures lssiG Nsck
from o Cold, and Ague la the breast -
HARTsHORNES CUE ALL 4 good ior Dysps0-
sia, Weak Stomn b and Bowels. s8E 81
Whenever you have Pata. use the CuGRAL g
il acts upon the Nerves. M1sies. 6ineWs, Bl0od and
Benes, and, by iss warming elecsFomaG1eetu po6or.
expeis all pain from the systsm. 0se . boofioA and
try it sesa5 - -
N Richmond. Norfolk. Pstessburg md I'll 6eW1D q
Virginia. OeU-D