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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daush'er OF Mr. Hiram Booth, residing in wniamsburrh
l. was afflicted win sp nal Affection ,0r becoming 81
most helpless from lis eff The disease considered be
yond cure by physicians AZ last yaaie Belt
Pas red E,hn Two months from the
apPeaton OF the article physens pronounced her in
perfect heaa The lady m.Ted and remains
quite nee from all symptom. OF her former comp Amt
Livery column IN this paper might be with similar
mas In ali Nervous complaints chronic or severe
ey may be- the efficacy Chrte GENUINE lavaIc AMI
eles - truly wonderful -N
20 Only age=s l.r Richmond
nu7AI. PURCELL, Druggists n Main 81
FOR sale in Wythevile, only by ws II. sPrLLER
Exp.ana'ory pamphlets I'M be had sraus uhe
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1s47.

II OOMS TO RENT.-The subscriber offers
Tor rent nom the is Jaly occupies OVER
MS store They In good ordetboss
suitable for professional tho-. upper ny are
iofaele sleeping rooms, one having bath attached
le 10 PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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- recently patented Hive from the North com
oy numerous certificates superiority over an oh,,s IN
u.s. as completely exclude, moth and an oh,r IN
ana 'he bees can be removed Hive to another with
Them and with Sanger. They ebe,p ,mpI-
~ and durable The satisfaction they have ,,ysn
ey @ve been used convincing evepr. Thai for
% OF those planters and oher vbo wish NJ na
money oy 'he Zee culture they undvae The sub.r
in the State Virginia. n 70 IT,,, -. "sn"
my3l " En.o"iN'
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PERSIA


The following from clergyman, well known and
SInNEf, " J. July 10, 1876
DR. A. II. CuEuTIE-Dear Doctor promised to communicate
with respecting the effects application your Gavane
Kings and Magnetic Fluid IN The
shor to Justify speaking positively pema
nsney OF my cure but can that your
Galvanie Bells and Bracelets the
plants have been suspended. from chrome rheu
nats bronchitis and dyspepsia. and felt
orders were all connected with
tenn haVe had none Of the dspepa app
cation Of Bet &c nothing mentioning Of the brop
ehts TOR have been enabled discharge Of my
ora duties Of preaching visiting surprise OF my
congregational AMI have had tirge OF the
aiis have enjoyed far, perfect exemption from these
aates distressing they my TO enjoy
for years cannot be too grateful God providence
has directed me you.
The immediate design Of this procure some Of the
same Kind OF assistance for OF my people. Many OF my con
eregaion affected with disorders and should eur.
De permanent many will be led apply you the
county charge in the STATE my electrified them 80
to speak, entirely. w.
Is d:tailof the cases alluded to here foHO~sl
May Co.'s blessing attend your efforts my dear Doctor
and you afford relief these be vast numbet
OF Others who will apply Very truly yours.
ROBERT w Lands
" severa letters have since been the Rev Mr.
Lands whose health has continued and MANY of his
CONGREGATION have used the gavane with eauay Ia
results. ''' -r'
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NOTICE.

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr. JAS.
A. TRFCE my employment for several years
old sand Of 18Th and Cary
street style OWN ANDERSON CO. for the of
Conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission business
for Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns, &C
products and minerals Of the State aud have
yas,d Mr. DAVID ANDERSON J conduct the
grocery and department Of said business His expert
Tor that brlieh Of the business to, well
make them and have also mad
arrangement Mir FRED ANDERSON to and IN the
department has long been familiar and
tmately acquainted branch business.
Liberal advances will b. made OF groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat aud articles Of
general trade. WM. ANDERSON, Jr.
February lst l647.
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D0GGET u ANDERSON,

MD tPIOLSTEHEISS, No. q, GOVERNOR ST.,
~ AVE Just received large and beautiful ms.
or nrn u French and American Paper anEAgs Borders
fHesercens, Venetian ani Blinds
shades fhin and CoouFed Mating, with may articles
our ne o. business which have been ieceed Eat TO
suit The taste Of this community We respectfully solicit call from
our Trend, SOD e public generally disposed sen on
a. reasonable terms IS the and always pre-
pared 70 attend 70 Work line puneuay and the
sIlelett oe-ire 70 give Satisfaction 20-d3n
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Riebmona Dailp fubis.

RICHARD IL. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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yT>HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.


II PANY or NEW YORK, No. Sc WAN .irect-Thi. Com
its February 1897, %
and monihs has issued Isl The
ed for and DOT; yielding
nett capital ofsis5s92 AFTER all It's losses aud
This accumulated capital rapidly the I'd and Id
growing business This emnsnt and prosperity OF the
stuion has placed position. Its and
ample inspire confidence It's stability and
insure s.fety to Its members.
The Company principles OF
Mutual ie Insurance. and oders advantages whole
LIFE Policies periods death
without personal responsibilities, expiration
OF every Eve from the date Of the policy insured (which
will the division OF be Of February
1881 the Of the profits will be divided the
the OF paid and will
al their credit accommodating fund.- payable ahe de-
Of the life insured.
The
dividends perodiea
settlements and fully those OF the
successful Mutual Companies Great Brtain where We.
known immense profits have been made
The importance and utility Of Life becoming
OF deep with
much OF public
bic Impressions the derived om
published monthly statements by this
elusvely show.
and professional generally CLERKS persons
station society
comfortable and
luton small annual
This Company will inruranees lives
vorabeterms Persons effect insurance their ownlves
on the lives OF others
Pamphlets explaining principles showing
OF Life Insurance. with the appca
ton be obtained the Office OF this Company No ~ Wal
| street. any Of its Agents
New Yorh. July LIST. Ieis.
Tie RATES Of aszrsHss oas Hundred DOsrs s.gs L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

GENERAL oS- Dit" The veeest little man
that the children say Is row In our city.
s.ru;iing his tie hour upon the stage and pocketng
lots Of small coin 20 increase the snug fortune which
he besan 70 mske In America and which he much
tended in foreign psrs Ii report speaks tue. General
Tom Thumb has meitafed much upon the common
lo; Of humanity sni fo0Sns other iIustrious exam
plss ha. yooed iie maid who has agreed 70 wed,
wed wed and In short time they are 20 BE- msrried.
She In Der 18th year weighs l9i pounds and Is thirty
inches high. The united weight Of the couple my
poun6. Boston Transcript
TIE HOUGHTOS AssoctArIoN.-Ihisa ASSOCIATION,
which now numbers or 300 members' have sent
an szcn, 20 England prosecute inquiries relative 70
the large there which said q belong 70 me
Houghtln heirs Ia America. The gentleman seeeted
for this purpose Is Fshsr NJ Rice, Esq Of NsPoe y
II who has for year or two past taken deep inter
ia this matter and obtained great amount OF IN
formation relation the Houghtou families IN THIS coun-
try. He sailed Tuesday asst In the steamer Britain
MIA. and will spend the summer in England
Boston Traveller.
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RED JACKET,

AT THE OLD HUNTING GROUND.
THE beautiful vale of the Genesee,
Where the deep old woods were high and dim,
Ere the white mems axes spoiled a tree,
Was MenOrys hottest ground TO him.
II seemed wOndrous realm of JOY,
When he hunted there, with the braves, boy.
On it's shadowy paths be chased the deer,
When his heart was young and his fancy warm,
And heard In It's deeps, with charmed ear,
The trees sing awful songs 10 the storm.
His youth went to school, in its haunted shade
Where the voice Of the long gone ages strayed,
With tecming heart he came again
white haired chief 10 chase the deer,
And, from each time-hsllowed tree and glen
The tales of his fathers time to hear.
Whs, tales OF the olden time abound
In the whispering shade Of the bunting ground
He came and be gszed with burning eyes
In blazing piles were the sacred trees;
The white men were there 10 civilize;
The noises of builders filed the breeze;
Flows were at work on the treeless hills
The wildwood rivers were turning mills
This fearful race could he feel they wrought
That ground 20 a field with ruins rife,
In the mastering power OF higher thought
Than ever worked in the red mans life
lie wept for his archve trees and streams
For mis- world 90 changed TO spectral dreams
Oh never again, by the forest streams
When the stars are tranced by the breath OF June
When the vale is still In impassiOned dreams,
And the breeze is weird a dreaming tune
VIII he walk In the sheen OF enchanted air
And talk with the souls Of his fathers there.
On the hills no more while Autumn wesves
Her gorgeous bowers, will he cit, and hear
The plsntye song of the dying leaves.
Til his soul goes forth, through eye and ear.
To the radiant Islands, down the West
Where the buried braves all at rest.
He weeps, for holy things have flown.
From afsr on the hills, a departing voice,
Comes low 10 his heart, with the saddest tone
Like souls that viii never more rejoice
The hunting ground by the happy river,
kgone TO be found no more forever -
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence OF Inc lIlOuhe.
PHILADELPHIA, June g. le47.
A trial interesting 10 Newspaper Publishers has
lust been held In the Court of Common Pleas Inc case
was Holden VS. NoMaki and the facts are that Holden
and McMskin were equal partners in the SATURDAY
Courier Holden died and the widow claimed hall OF
the good uoH of the Courier. McMskin resisted and
offered 10 buy the widows right in the paper for s5OOO
or 10 sell his own for S22O0O-thus himself estimating
the good will of the establishment at Sl4OOO Judge
Parsons has decided that the widow Is entitled 10 nail
the goodwill as well half the paper and, unless
some other disposition of the matter can be made, the
establishment be sold at public sale and the pro-
ceeds equally divided
Considerable excitement exists still in regard 10 the
case Of the body of female found In the Camden
woods few days ago supposed to have been murder
ed The woman according to her own story, Is from
Indiana where she married a man named Williams
He brought her with him last Spring, 10 Philadelphia
and taking 80 of money which she had saved before
marriage, deserted her Since then she has been IN
the employ Of several farmers in the vicinity OF Cam
den and was last the platform, ready TO step
into the csrs-havng svowcd intention OF returning
10 Indiana.
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Later from santn Fe.
From the St Louis Republican, Msy p

fIOtn Tue CI LOUIS htpeOlilaif 4hAy -f
About dozen Of volunteers, discharged from ser.
vice 10 Col Prices regiment al santa re on account Of
III health arrived 10 this city yesterday on the John
Hardin. They left Santa g In detached parties he
latest the Dist Of April and reached Independence
sunday last, They brought mail with them. but u
deposisd in the Pos;oce a. Independence our let
ters have not yet reached U.s.
We learn generally from these volunteers that every
thing 10 tranquil state when they left Santa re -
The natives Of the country were deprived Of the means
of doing mischief even If they disposed having
upon which they could rely and no ammunition
The courts for the s OF the rebels had closed both A.
Taos and Santa and the ssnguinary executions which
mad taken place under their adjudication were AZ An
end The old man a. Sants rs under sentence Of death
for the part which be had played 10 the drama Of rebel
lion awaiting the decision OF the President Of the
United States in bis representation Of al the
facts contained la papers which passed through THIS
place some weeks since.
Col Price was 10 command at Santa Fs which has
proved the graveyard for many young and gallant men
Our uforants state that nearly four hundred persons
buried there and In the company commanded by
HORNE Of ST Genevieve. eleven deaths had taken
place Thirteen others discharged from the same
company, on account OF l.health. One hundred had
been discharged from Cs Prices regiment on the same
account
No intelligence Of late date had been received from
Misunderstanding 90 late We have BY the Mexican
papers. The extra BATTALION under the command OF
Msjor Wilcox, and two companies commanded %
Cspts Murphy and Angney were All stationed AZ Taos
In coming in these parties met great numbers Of In
dans whose principal object seemed 70 be the stealing
Of mules and horses On the 18th inst they were az
tackled at Pswnee Fork by about one hundred Conan
che and Arrapahoe Indians and in the fight one Indian
the leader Of the band killed and several wounded
one or two Of the Americans were slightly wounoee--
The Indians succeeded in driving of one hundred and
five head Of horses and mules principally the property
Of party Of Mexican traders, travelling In company -
Tho party on their arrival a, Independence. numbered
sixtyfye men with eighteen wagons and $4,000 In spe
Gle belonging TO Mexican traders
The Winter at Santa re had been excessively severe
and Of great duration. man by the name OF Hicks
was killed al fsndango in santa te shortly before the
last Of the company left
of the number Of volunteers 81 Santa Re, very few
will enroll themselves for a new term Of service.
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Spring ann Summer Aleoiduf.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
YaE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE ~ fHE

VHIs EXTRACT :. ~. up IN S.s, ss ili. rt, '''-s,
sold Il res csesres without rsHstSg fHrsrss Tsctr-
tag o. aehsl,tEiAs .ae psSenI ,.,-
fhe xrrsg besugJ * slPeT'riJ " his S<rss9arLla
~ S'''''' ' IN Has PERFORMED
NoRs rpAS IL 900 cUsEs ISIS YkAn-
900 cUSEs ~ RsEgNAriss,
900 cuSss - DysrrPsiA,
1.5Oo eUsas c. GENEkAL pEzLrrr, and wait Of
q, 900 FEstLE COMPLAINTS AND own.
1000 CUES ~ DISEASES
OF ihe Blood, viz. Ulcers, scroais Erysspelss, Salt
Rheum Pmpes the face &c &c togetncT with pamar-
oas c.ses OF Consgnpaon. Liver Complaint, spns Aa-e
st have letter, from physicians snd oar gsnts from
al parts Of the United Slstes informing "a OF erusordn-
.ry cures Van Basar. E.a one OF sse mon r..pss
sn r-, 10 more than enc hundred and hy oss-s ln thai
place alone. There k0ussnds q esses 10 ne Guy o.
Ee~.Yors. which Ne viii refer 10 N'il p'7ssdfs ana V
men OF character well known
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Cart O. w MeLesn, member OF ne New-Jersey Legis
AZURE las Of the United States Navy, has Kindly sent 10
'he following certificate issll' I' own,'1ry o. ,s,
A year sluce 7 taken with ihe ussaeu;a and my
whole svs.em len IN cehiigaled stsie was Induced 10
try Dr. Townsents Safsirarrla and sfer ssine two OF
hrse hotties wss very much relieved. aud attributed u
entirely 10 the said saTsspsus have continued taslns
H. snd ind that improve every day. believe II ssseo
ms lie ard would not be without under any consders
hon. vT,-o, O. W. MCLEAN
lob. ,..s.,, E.o F5i,6r ~ he Railway Republican,
pnsshed The above cerhcse, and remarks IN an editorial
a. follows; ., 81, g..
psls appears % be OF the most estsoFnnafy chssele
Ne publish to-day certificates IN s ~ haf "e rom
Can't Mclean 81 This town. snd one from Rev Mr W ME
OF Staten Island a gentleman well Known In Runway
Can't Mclean believes the medicine TO have cave hs NE
ard Mr. White % entertain equally strong con
fdsnce IN It's efficacy. Intelligent men Ike hsse would
not praise strongly What they did nonuy believe TO de
serve H. .,.,,.r
sCROFULA CURED.
III handed into Or TOwnsends once
ths week and concusyey prove that his ssrsapars hss
perfect control over The obstinate diseases OF the
blood Three persons cured IA one house 10 unp'eee'
dsnted. - .,,,,D,,,,,
DR TowNsFSp- palr S,r | have he pleasure 10 IN
scroh a he The use Of your excellent medicine They
were afflicted very severely with bad sores have sten
on, four bottles Il took them sway, Tor which ieei my
seli ind er deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, lOo WoosIer.st
Ncw.York March !, ls47.
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Your friend and fellow citizen,
TlnNAs II
wADR NJ. JACKSON. Esq Howard County, Mo

JOHN TYLER REDyTUs This gentleman
who. our readers will recolleci was once on a
time" President of the United States, has been
brought before the world again by the Richmond
Enquirer, which publishes long letter OF his In
relation to the Annexation Of Texas There is
nothing new in it, save the assertion that his
course on the subject was not imPelled by persons
interested IN Texas lands-which will be believed
when Mr. Tyler is elected President again. but not
I'LL then
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

rY-Last evening Rev. Mr.. Thayer delivered the
third discourse on Social Progress At the Unyersslst
Church. He treated his subject the Philanthroplc
Element, In an able and mastery manner carrying con
vcton Of the important truths which he illustrated to
the minds Of bis auditors lie alluded In eloquent terms
TO various benevolent movements Of the day and argued
from them the near sdyen, Of better era for Humanity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

CASADA.-In the Canada Legislature there was
long debate as 10 whether Sir Allan MeNab the Speak
er had vacated HE seat By the acceptance OF the Office
of Adjutsnt General Of Militia 1t turned out that be
had refused IT, w. II. Boulton, Mayor Of Toronto re.
signed Office and salary the other day but has been per.
susded to sceep, them sgsin. George Strange BOu,Ou
of Cobours hiss been created Legislative Councillor
Every step of the new government Is CONSERVATIVE
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sEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

TYR STORY OF RAYMOND HILL and other Poems by
JoHs DESSIsoS BALDWIN: Up. l24 l2mo) VIM.
D. Ticknor g. Co. Boston.
We ike this little volume, though it betrays
,ults Of inexperience and haste. The author says
Of them in his modest md manly Preface:
These Poems are hrs,lings. They published not
becsuse suppose they have any very extraordinary
merit nor because have hope of writing something
b.sr but because think they will find friendly read
tf and imperfect they are do something to encour
are others to love Truth and Besuty-snd love them
ot a. distractions merely but realities TO be felt and
manifested all along the ways Of human life"
We shall leave readers TO judge Of these poems
br two extracts neither bettor than the resi-
Sue They are IS follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

SINGULAR CoIScIDEscE-The Springfield Ga
zee saws that man was sentenced the House OF Cor
rection 10 that by Judge Wells on THURSDAY Ior
stealing wstch from the Of Jonathan Bangs Ine
ssme man was sent tho State Prison 10 years sgo Tor
stealing the same watch from the same nal In the same
store belonging 10 the same man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

The CROSSE Isle lNMIGRASTs.-We learn from
the Quebec Gazette that the number OF the sick daily
sugment-ihd dysentery sPPears to be the prevailing
diseases with FRYER and SMALL PoX In less degree
that tho healthy passengers $4,000 in NUMBER are ex-
posed to great danger and suffering in consequence Of
their detention at qusrsntine-hat Messrs Teseheresu
Trshsn and Moyan, Catholic clergymen' had joined
their reverend brethren at the scene OF suffering and
thst more medical had been sent down. Dr. Doug
las writes this, % vessels had been detained eight days
but that there not % orphans and that pro-
visions were plentiful There HOO IN the hos
pta churches sheds and tents with six physicians IN
constant attendance snd Government IL spsring no ex'
pense Typhus fever il the result Of scsni and poor
nourshment. unhealthy dwellings and cold-hke the
small box II Is very infectious We trust that care viii
De taken a, this port prevent these dangerous mss
dies from being imported by sea and that every enort
will be- made BY the municipal authorities 10 keep the
streets Lanes yards. lodging houses, &c clean and
healihful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

~ The following from the Boston Post gives
an uniavorabe picture Of morals IN the vicinity OF
Boston
The BURGLARIEs AT NAHASr.-Niihin a few
weeks the Summer residences Of several OF our euAens
', 49,, 49, hesn entered and robbed Of the stores
provided Tor the ensuing and the "nen
pot esrris6 of ha. been wantonly broken and deseed
Among those who have suffered By these depredsnons
Crowninshi.d David Sears Or. Robbins Mrs. Prescott
Mrs Hammond Henry Cabot, samuel A. Eliot Or. W AZ.
rem and Alderman Thomas Wetmore. The sreAIes'
havoc was made in Mayor Guncys eiegAnt eouNss.-
His choicest wines and liquors were made 10 serve tne
base appees Of lawless depredstors and beds SOFAS
carpets and chairs put 10 the West uses rive OF
six fellows have been spprehended for these ourAses
they were examined yesterday afternoon At Lynn and
we presume committed for trial.
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boar0inQ.

DOARDING-Pleassnt rooms with bosrd, may be OBJ
ID tanned A. ~ Chambersst opposite the fHh tsN-
'INO BOARDERs.-A respectable lady wishes 10
take Two Ihres gentlemen and their wives siso twe
or three single gentlemen In pleasant healthy and eeo
tal ocaton having Croon baths he Those DESTROYS OF
the comforts " home may apply al l5S houst between
Grand and Broome. tt w
apOARU.-A gentleman and bis WIFE or iwo single
ID gentlemen can n. accommodated with pleasant rooms
and good board AT % OyeT-st Jetl
ITO IET-ro gentleman and HE wife or two single
L geutemsn bscs first hoor-slso, one of two
single gentlemen can be accommodated. Apply o. dcd'