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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

HORRIBLE AFFAIR-A Woman Murders her
Adopted Soa-A horrible affair took place at
Scarboro', Me-, on Sunday night. Mrs. Will
son, a white woman, wife of Samuel Wilson,
colored, who is now absent at sea, murdered
latto hoy, about Is years OF age, and then en-
deavored to conceal her crime by cutting up
the body, placing portion of it in the oven and
another portion in the fire. place. and then set
ting fire to the house, having previously re-
moved all the furniture. The Portland Argus
says:
After the house was well on fire she gave the
alarm, about O'Clock on Monday morning,
and the neighbors gathered, but it was too late
to save the building. They subsequently OBJ
served Mrs. Wilson place plank over the ruins
and go to the oven and take something out and
carry it away, which was afterwards found
proved to be portion of a human body They
then examined the oven, and found that it con-
tanned quantity of bones and a mass of stuff.
Without disturbing it they sent to the city for
a coroner to come out.
Csroners Gould and kimball went out and
commenced an investigation. In the oven
they found the bones and portion of a body.
In the Fireplace they found the heart, liver
and portion of the entrals. Mrs. Wilson
said that they Were the remains of a sick lamb
that she had killed and endeayored to burn
up SO that the fowls should not get at it. Drs
Tewksbury, Chadwick and Sturfiyant testified
that the remains found in the oven and fire.
place were portions of human body. A
hatchet with blood upon it, was found, and
blood was discovered upon the bed-tick.
The affair created tremendous sensation
In that neighborhood and hundreds flocked to
the spot yesterday. It is the general impress
sion of her neighbore that Mrs. Wilson, who
had been at variance with the boy. killed him,
have before stated. She was arrested and
committed to Jail.
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RIcHMOND, VA. SATURDAY., sEPTEMBER 8 1859

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A- Still Another Cure of Dyspepsia, Pal:
iTATION AND FLUTTERING OF T H E

PlTATION AND FLUTTERING OF T Il
WASHINGTON, Fayetts CO., Ohio,}
June 70, 1859. {
Messys Morfi,ne, + Mo,cbray-Dear Sirs: take
this method to say to yeu and the public, that
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE in a case Of Dyspepsia and have never, IN
twenty wears. found any medicine to equal It, was
so badly afflicted that had to quit work by reason
Of Palpitatlon and FInttering OF the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly reheved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB SrovER.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As restorative and
lavgorator it has been highly re commended
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed:
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.1This Ilncture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases.
nA Call and get Pamphlets and see cures;
BIZ Dr. COOKE, Fredercksburg; BY ali the Drug
lists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOV :
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists and Shep-
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
SIS. Jy lo-u6Wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

CAUSE OF THE AURORA BOREALIS.-M. de
IN Rive, the celebrated French astronomer,
explains the production Of the Aurora Bore
ais, in the following manner:
s.When the sun, having passed into the
Southern hemisphere, no longer heats our at
mosphere, the aqueous vapors which have ac-
cumulated during the summer in this part Of
the atmosphere begin to condense the kind Of
humid cap enyeloping the polar regions ex-
tend more and more, and facilitates the pas
sage of electricity accumulated in the upper
portion of the air But in this elevated re-
gion, and especially at this period of the year,
the aqueous vap0rs must most frequently pass
into the state of minute particles of ice or
snow floating in the air, similar to those which
give rise to the halos; they form, as it were, a
kind of semi-transparent mist. These half
frozen fogs conduct the electricity to the sur
face of the earth, near the pole, and are, at the
same time, Illuminated by these currents or
electric discharges. In fact, all observers
agree in asserting that the aurora borealis is
constantly preceded by a mist, which rises
from the pole, and the margin of which. less
dense than the remainder, is colored the first
and, indeed, it is very frequent near the pole
in the winter months, and especially in those
where there is an abundance of vapor in the
air"
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CROP AND WEATHYR Nrws.--A general and
soaking rain fell last Saturday and Sunday.
and the corn has had enough now Of moisture.
tnougn no more rain fell until IL was gather
ed. Since the rain II has been cold And cIear
ana Sunday and Monday nights the tsmpora.
ture was quite low. The accounts from the
country are very favorable and II seems 70 b
admitted that nothing except an early and
good one; Samples Of the new crop, = fint
variety, the seed Of which was brought from
Fennsylyania, was shown US Monday. Its
now ripe, and the owner says he win gather
seyenty-nye bushels per acre. The accounts
from Europe continue 20 favor plenty Of food
and low prices-Cin. Price Current.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

ANOTHER MURpER IN CINCINNATI. - On
"Wednesday morning, between one and two
O'Clock, man named Cornelius O'Neil WAS
killed in an ARRAY at Cincinnati, by Patrick
Mcdonald, during fight between them. The
body Of the deceased was found lying In front
VI MS house, where 1t seems the ARRAY oc-
stabbed O'Neii with . knife, and gave - IN
excuse that . crowd OF men jumped ON him,
and no did II In self.defsncs. There Wsro
three persons standing NEAR ~ hand at the
time of the stabbing; fhey say they heard two
men disputing about thu price Of something,
and soon after heard the cry Of murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

uA Notice TO Tobacco Manufacturers.
The undersigned havins made arrans senients with
Mr. GEORGE LINDSAY of Pete shnrg, Va; pIo-
prietor Of VIM. Cameron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them and are getting up two
different sizes, which they will guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction tf all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 29-lm ThEBOTT Il BRO.
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ATTExrr TO BURN OHuncH.--On Friday
esenlng tsss most diabo1ical attempt wss
made to flre st. Luke's Episconai Ohnrnh a.
Bunaio. 1t appears that the church wss enter.
ca by the vestry door. The rails In front of tha
Altar, with the reading desk, were torn down.
ana considerable quantity Of Suuday school
books were strewn about the floor and then ~
nited; the gas was also turned on full nom
every burner, with design TO increase the
combustion. The parties placed over H. tpci.
pient nre the ministers surplice, which, being
vented the ignition. 1t was wen that Il Wa
late In the morning when IL was necessary "a
enter the church; the gas being turnsd on and
every window closed, an awful sxplosion must
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M- The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
dU UMBuG.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONORRHtEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS

FOR GONORRHtEA, AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES:-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or Balsamic properties exces
every thing heretofore offered the public, in its GU
rative, restorative, and renoyating powers; and
the medical world are astonshed when told that
the above remedy will cure The above Diseases and
conlounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tons of the facts But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case of twenty years standing to be
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, and the feiore challenges any case Of
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient, and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles and using accordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case Of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
AGENTS; and n cure will be effected without incon-
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N & DCPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au Sim No. Nl, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-03

M Kidney and Bladder Com Ia ints. The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney
bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
rohea or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration I'D Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
BUCHU COMPOUND
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved BY this wonderful COMPOUND. Itis
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
gUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles,
81; small bottles sg cents. fresh supply Just re-
ceived by FISHER l. WINSTON, Druggists,
je l4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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HORACE GREBLEYB BAO0Aou.--A San
Francisco paper, in Noticing the arrival In
that city of Horace Greeley, sayD:
Mr.. Greeley's baggage was taken In charge
by the committee and hung upon hook. IL
consisted OF a leather carpet-sack, containing
his clothing; that worldwide cold white coats
which, he says, he has had for thirty ysars--
carried with him through Europe, woTs Wills
u member Of Congress, and has been brought
with him to California; cotton umbfsllk,
considerably worn, and . pair Of blanksts
done up In an oil cloth cover. sSs 81
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nA. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
PLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Limbs. Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves
bones, sinews, blood and muscles, annihilahng all
pain like mako. Bottles IL, 25 and so cents.
If you suffer with Cholera, DiarrhGa, Looseness
Of the Bowels, or Summer M Complaint use HARTS-
instant relief. Hotties IS cents.
The Cure An cures all pain. The Carmnative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. 70 cents q bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy l2-22m
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LOST CHILD FoUND-The Patterson IN. J)
Guardian, noticing the finding of little girl
who had wandered into the woods at West
Milford, and remained from Monday till
Thursday before she was discovered, says:
''When found, five miles away, she was in a
famished condition, and rayenously deyoured
some bread which her discoyerers happened
to have in their possession. Bordering the
house of her. parents Is a spring or brook,
where the family washing is usually done
Whilst the mother was at the brook, washing,
the little one, aged about three and half years,
was playing about the bushes with q child
somewhat older. As the bushes were quite
thick and the country back mountainous and
uninhabted, it proved impossible to find the
lost child and she would undoubtedly
have perished, but for her accidental discoye-
ry bya farmer and his man, who were 60
ing over the mountain to cut little plot
of grass, when they saw the little thing try
ing to get away through the underbrush.-
Her feet were bare, and, with her arms We're
all scratched and wounded by briars and
brush, by which they had been torn. Upon
offering her piece OF bread from their dinner
pail, she snatched it and devoured it almost
ravenously. Her little hood she had kept upon
her head although it had been united all the
nights spent in the woods she had kept this
little hood. She was fonnd in direct line five
miles from home; but how far she may have
travelled in her wanderings to get that distance
away cannot be told. She must have gone
over rocky places where she was in constant
danger of tumbling over precipices, and where
rattlesnakes are 50 thick as to keep men and
boys in fear from their proximity. She had
also forced her way through briars over
swaInps and through thick scrub districts
where only huntsmen penetrate for the coun.
ry throughout is the widest and most impen.
trable. She was SO young as to be without
hunger and from the pains Of her lacerated
limbs.
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Tyapped.-Wiiliam, slave TO James Thomas,
called at the Post-O Once last Thursday, and
had been on Shockce Hill to carry bundle,
and that the lady whom he served had direct
ed him to call ON Master Charles and get a
quarter for his trouble. Looking upon the
statement as doubtful, and remembering that
he had been swindIed out Of coat last winter
bv A negro, Mr.. b. told him 10 call that eve-
ming and in the meantime B. made enquiries
Of the ladies at home, aud ascertained that
none of them had sent the boy TO him. That
evening the prisoner returned a. directed,
when he was captured and Gagged. Yesterday
morning he appeared before the Mayor and
was fOgged.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

~N GEO. J. SUMNER & CO.. IMPORT
AERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS
AND EARTHENWARE, NO. 20 PEARL
" STREET, RICHMOND, VA, are now
dNs receiving their Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE mostly of their own importa-
slon; and embracing the most modern shapes of fil
the best manutart turers. Their stock of 6 Lass
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY CHINA,
BRITANNIA, PLATED WARE and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, is more extensive than
ever before, making mp a most complete assort-
meat
We urgently invite the attention Of the mer-
chants Of Virxiuis, North Carolina and Tennessee,
to an examination of our stock this season, and
claim thar tec can aHd WiH do cetE for them in
aHre,peets, as any regular Northern fe-paektns
house.
Intending to remove on The lat January tn our
wish Ia reduce our stock to avoid risk and pense
IN moving, and shall offer large inducements To
our customers.
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
,ata. pm
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Je6srsoa Hail, over The FIRST Market House,
ought to be put in good order, and then turn
ed over to the military as place for company
drills. If the Council thought it best, the va
to pay something towards the salary Of n
keeper, whose duty it should be to see that
the hall is cleaned, opened, lighted and fasten-
ed at proper hours, and To prevent persons
from disfguring the walls with grotesque
figures and stale wit The city owe it to the
military to see that they have suitable drill
room, and Jefferson Hall is the place Of all
others for that purpose II fitted up with
seats for meetings or concerts, the military
could not occupy 1t at all, aud would, there
fore. be compelled to abandon drills altogeth-
er or 60 to q heavy expense to secure drill
room.
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HORRIBLE CASE OF SELF-MUTnATIoN.-
One Of the most horrible cases of self-mutiia-
ton we have ever heard Of or read OF occurred
at q rolling mill in Centre county, Pa, hast
week. The particulars Of the case, which we
do not think has a parallel on record are rs
follows
"A young man named Aaron Irely who had
recently been pardoned out Of the penitentia-
ry, where he Was confined for horse-stealinG
had been hanging around the rolling mill for
several days. Nothing unusual was observed
in his demeanor. On Wednesday morning,
soon after the works We're started, he delibe-
rately walked to the large iron shears, and be-
fore any one was aware of his design, placed
his arms between the blades, both of which
were completely severed about midway be-
tween the hands and elbows. The horrible net
was performed 50 cody and deliberately that
no suspicion was entertained Of his desigu.-
when ques estioued as To his motive for the self
mutilation, he replied that 'sais hands had been
the means Of sending him to the penitentiary
once, aud he was determined they should never
get him into trouble again.. He Was taken 70
q neighbbring house, and d physician sent for,
who ra-alnpntnted both his arma--au opera
tion which he Is sid TO have borne with stoi-
cism and indifference that ustonished Al WHO
Witnessed III He h discovering xNpedlys a1d
Innnitests ths strncoRcern ~ ~ les "a
So = seASs -.
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SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLES ABROAD

SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLES ABROAD
Claims continue to come in against Chilli for
damages by the action of the government in
the late revolution. A Mr.. Ives, an English
man, claims S60000 for arrest. The Consul
General of France claims a large sum in favor
Of Signor Rossi, a Sandman, who was sent
away from Conception. Monster Huet, the
French Minister to Peru, has again thrown
up his portfolio Some time since, a French
subject was seized by the police, for having
been engaged in q woman quarrel, and i'm
prisoned. The French Minister complained
of the illegality of the proceedings of the
Court and of the unnecessary violence of the
police and demanded his release. This Cas-
tilla refused, but agreed to refer the matter TO
the French Government Accordingly, he
terms of settlement; but when he returned.
Castillo refused to recognize his action. And
SO the Minister has taken his passports and
gone home. Castillo Gays he will not accede
to the French demand until he IL forced TO do
II
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
~ OF RICHMOND hereby respectfull,
FOR THE COM in the
Circuit Court of this city, which has just been made
vacant b; the resignation OF MARMApckR JOHN
SON. Esa.
au 20-1ms LiITLETON IAZEW Eli. =
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Eo r. - "a

Ftessisxs x5sf~lxls Execuitvv 0s1nite
% - Vifxfnh Qeat1Al AA5teustusn1 neS5esJ
A4ve cOqp1etod' fh9<r pxeUtnm ltDt md -
p4trons 0f the Dispsh& Will have Il latd ~.
soss hen in Inssdayss issrs a slanctna
fm cattle range fSu4 elegso On. an1 fsslals1
AZ thsvaftens grades. For hol1es aod nnleu
me preniums arc the sanns - for cattle. Kor
snotting stallions and mares they raAp ffosl
el0o TO o56. and azv tssteA 81 tfnAes Hi9sheep,
including All kfnds, frem 90 "a os. 0wi11,
DO IN koaatry, o. Ep1aeee-l leot ehipptno
~ mannfaetnred Ieak hney wyapQM leaf
the growth of 1850, so. MsnnfkcS6sed 10
ana corn, SO and S. Bsss sctse.' Ss. - 6sSsr
80 TO SO Fsuit and Fruit Tree1 rsised this
side the Potomac, go % 81 Horticultural ard
-. Butserand CEeesr, sss 10 s. Hcnev. 6ee-
hives, hacon hams and hOusehoad HanufAciusrs
$40 to ~ LAdies' ornamental and fAncy work.
SO to 81. pcmeetics'. eiO to ~ Hervauts
% prsmiums. ior sashess. nampsNs straw hAts.
ETC., SO TO 81 Drills, Rroadcast ters etc. 92O to
Sic. WagOns, Carts, Harness etc. Sl5 20 a 5U
Rollers, ClOd Cfnshers and Farm Gaze, eiO.---
Straw and Root CATERS, Corn Shellsrs, Mills.
Fan Mill etc, SIS, 70 Is Machlnsry, e2s.-
Carriages and Vehicles, $50 to SIS Steam
Plough, S3OB Steam Engine FOR agricultural
purposes. eioo Steam Saw Mill, ESQ. Reaper
0hu HASE 9AU Lo<A W Ic0RoTs X19s--
Design of Farm Dwelling, out-houses, eAte-
ways and grounds, 90. Bestcollection Of Wiz.
ginia minerals. Sa5. Plouehman, with h0rsss
and steers, $i0to s5. Besttwo, three and tour
horse Ploughs, 30
Thus it will BE- seen, when the list is pub
lished, that the Central Society offer rpremiums
amounting in the aggregate to 90, ,3es- -s0-and -
the classes include all articles that may be en-
pected at the exhibition, and none Others, the
entire premium list will be paid to the exhibi-
tors. se8
The Central Society, thus far, have perform
ed miracles for the cause of agriculture, In Of
fering liberal premiums and in furnishing &C.
Communications for visitors, and II fsustained with
nberality by farmers and stock raisers Of the
state, will be able TO get up annual exhibitions
tnat Will do credit to themselves and TO Vir-
ginia. The grounds on which the Fair will be
held, are being put in order with all possible
dispatch, and when completed will surpass
all others in the State, for neainess and superb
accommodations. Within the enclosure il
ample room for all experiments necessary to
be made, and the fact that an abundance Of
pure water is 10 be had, without the least diff
hculty, and at all seasons of the year, is a fea-
tnre not to be overlooked. We invite our read
ers' attention to the premium list when pub
lished, with the assurance that all who can,
will contribute to make this the best Fair ever
held in the State. s.
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ma ..semple,s Infall;ble Baking Powders.

MA "SempIe's InfaIIibIe baking Powders.
Some months since We commenced uslnE these
Powders in our home department. and find the
ave such entire satisfaction TINT they have become
with us re GUAR household institution 1t is the
best article ever offered TO the househeeper for
USE ''-Ndrfok Day Book.
For sale by Drus ssts Al Grocers generally.
J. w. GARLICK, Manufacturer,
au 29-lw Richmond.
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A-LM rAIL NroCk...Bo.laN. SHOES,

: IkVNkN AN d EEA III EIi--I-HV ' V3N1fI't,,.-
We have received and are now opening Twelve
hundred eases. = part OF onr EaI ana Mn,
LEATHER comprising agood and general variety
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly manuiac-
tlred axpressis for and the qualities are snch
ss we can recommend to be good. We invite our
friends 10 call and examine our stock. We are sat
I.6ed we have hou- ut them as low any house
81 the North viz: New York, Philadelphia or Bal
mere and We will sell them as low. All IN want
of GOOD Goods at low prices are respectfully invited
.n Iook Mt oar stock To merchants that buy for
c,sn or pay promptly, We will sell very I,:w