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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
TMEyILLE,s CAPILLARY CREAM AND

NhEVILLE'S CAPILLARY CREAM AND
aP LOTION, FOR THE CURE. OF THE DIS
EASE OF THE HAIR These curative preparations are
the result OF many years sndous investigation in which
the inventor has been aided by several Of the emf
nent medical men of Paris Having submitted them to
the test OF experience by which their virtues had been
proved to the satisfaction of all who have used them he
now confidently offers his Capillary Cream and Lotion
TO the public as the most certain and eecta remedies
that have been discovered for restoring and preserving the
hairthat most beautiful ornament of the head the alb
sence OF which is detomity for which art can make
amend
The Capillary Cream and Lotion having received the
appreciation OF several of the most distinguished physi-
clans of this country, the inventor does not hesitate to
submit them to the public with the confident assurance
that they are what they purpor to be-
The Capillary Cream unites all the qualities necessary
to keep the scaps, bulbs, and capillary hair tubes in
healthy condition. and to restore the hair when diseased
except in of natural badness when no remedy is
capable OF eecting its restoration 1t also acts as pre-
yenve against disease, mvgoratng and beautfyng the
hair.
The Capillary Lotion is active agent for restor-
ing promptly the accidental loss of the hair or for pre-
venting its falling after fever, illness, or from other
causes.
The above preparation and treatise on the Disease of
the Hair, are sold by AMBROSE SMITH, N E. cor
ner of Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia and
by the proprietor f. DEVILLE, S. e. corner of Balti-
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore
The above is for sale by R. DUQUESNE,
Sole Agent for Richmond Wig Maker, TO Main st.
nv Is 3m*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
NMNDow, COACH, SHEET & DOUBLE

w THICK GLASS, OF WinsIOW, MulIica and other
brands.-This Glass is manufactured at the Winslow
Glass Works, dhe most extensive establishment of the
kind in the United States) and has received honorable
notice from the American Institute of New York. and
the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania 1t has been ex
tensvey used this city, and is favoraby known for its
superior qualities Of Of surface weight strength
ilatness and high polish 1t is well packed and opens
with little, il any, loss from breakage and therefore re-
comments itself particularly builders and others in the
interior of the country.
Our supplies obtained direct and the stock on hand
embraces great variety o sizes of the different brands
We have, in addition to the above "a supply of best
quality French Cylinder Glass Of single and double thick
ness.
tYW We will also take orders for Redford and Saranac
Crum, and imported polished Plate Glass which we are
prepared to execute with despatch
PURCELL I4ADD & CO.. Druggists
81 of Main and 18th Streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

MDORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-I have lust
M put up lot of excellent Philadelphia Porter, Ale
portatioh, warranted to keep through the summer City
and country merchants be supplied at short notice
carefully packed by experienced hand Private fami
lies have it sent to any part the city in prime order
for present use. JOHN CLENDINING,
Cary below 18th street
gzY" BOTTLES wanted 90 bushels PEANUTS for
sale r.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

MM7 ORMS.-'To remove those dangerous and. trou-
w besome inhabitants of the stomach and bowels
which so often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, use the VIRGINIA DEAD SHOT, a certain
of worms disordered bowels and digestive system 1t is
without exception one OF the most valuable preparations
in the world. For sale by E. J. PICOT,
ap 10 Opposite the Old Market
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
Leave Lynchburg Mon

Intermediate distances .2& cents per mile.
Boat and stage from Richmond to Cumberland G. H.
81 Ito Farnville, 81 IS.
Ggy Servants half price.
Way Passengers wishing take the Boats will see the
hour necessary to be at the canal by referring the time
OF starting OF the Boats and adding the hours it takes to
reach any OF the above distances.
de &c BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT
HARE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE Sour
- Packet Boats leave Richmond Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at A M and connect at scottsvlle
with Ty der and Littles line of Stages for Charlottesville
l.g Fare through only So.
fe20 BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
EDAsSAGE TO NORFOLk.-CHANGE OF
II HOUR FOR STARTING-The swift and COM
Portable Steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt John Davis, is
now running regu ary between this place and Norfolk
leaving the Wharf at Rockets every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday mornings at 81 o'clock, precisely, and
turn on the alternate days. touching all Of the regular
landings each way
Passage to or from Norfolk. ...........$ 50 90
Meals-each. ........................5
HASKINS & LIBBY.
F. S. The Curtis Peck has Just received new and SUI
peror boiler has been thoroughly overhauled and not
surpassed for comfort and speed by any boat on the
James River H. & L.
p23
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

~ AGLAND & BROTHERS, GROCERS 4
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at N H. Rag
lands old stand opposite the BanksKeep constantly on
hand general assortment Of Groceries, Wines and Ii
quors eXcepted which will be sold for cash. or to pune
tual customers at the lowest rates No pains will be
spared to give satisfaction to those who may favor us with
their custom or consgnmens of Produce Having a
Lumber house on the Basin bank, we are enabled to
store Produce or Goods coming down the canal free of
drayage.
n M, +. RAGLAND, IT, Richmond
WIN. T. RAGLAND, 5 hei''lono'
Sc 3 I A RA(ITAND. 70 Soo,tc,;llo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

EARVIS'S SURGICAL ADJUSTER.-T
e. subscriber would respectfully inform the Medical
Profession that he has been appointed sole agent for the
treatment of fractures and dislocatons it is considered by
the medical world the best instrument ever invented
Below will be found certificate of the distinguished Pro-
Richmond Va The attention of Physicians is invited to
nying them.
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. GIBSON.
Javss apparatus for the treatment of fractures and dis
locations, is, convinced, the very best instrument
eyer invented 1t is most ingenious, and, when APP
am in the habit Of exhibiting it to my class, and of
strongly recommending it to them With it, on one oc-
caslon reduced five minutes dislocation backwards
INTO the lschiatc notch of the head of the thigh bone
CHAS. BELL GIBSON,
Professor of Surgery in Hampden Sidney College,
For sale by RO R. DUVAL Druggist
NH II Under the American Hotel Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
A LExANDER MOTT, AUCTIoNEER AND

"A LEXANDEK MOTT, AUCTIONEER AND
IA COMMISSION MERCHANT, No 81 Main
streetA, N gives his personal attention to all sales Ell
Their in the city country of real and personal Estate,
such as Houses and Lots Lands and Tenements Slaves
Hardware, Watches and Iewehy Household Furniture,
Books Prints and Paintings, China, Glass, &c
The most liberal cash advances made on all consign-
mens intended for my auction sales.
u.s. Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday
~ B. Goods all times be had at private sale far
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
JOHN IT. BOSHER Secy. mn 70

EUM ELASTIC HOSE.-As agents Of the ma
w nutacturer, prepared to furnish Gum Elastic
Hose of all Sizes and ask orders for the same0 at cost
much below that of leather This article is particularly
desirable for conducting water through manufacturing
ADJUSTMENTS being water-tight, and needing oil to
preserve and keep them pliable
1nu5 WILLIAMS. CLAIBORNE q CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

a M. Il w. WILLIS, FAMILY GROCERS,
q Q East Main street, Market Square, Richmond, va
Constantly hand well selected assortment of Groce-
cash. to punctua customers their friends and the pub
lie generally invited TO call and examine for them
selves. no II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

JENNINGS PATENT PHOSGENE GAS
- LAMPS.-The proprietors having had reason to be-
eve that many persons who have purchased their Lamps
have been disappointed in their use in consequence of
using ETHEREAL Oil and other burning fluids which are not
cost the quantity of light which the proper material will
give take this means of cautoning all persons who use
lheT Lamps, not to burn in them anything but Star &
Cos PHOSGENE GAS, which hereafter may at all
times be had OF the subscribers who are appointed sole
agents for its sale in this CITY
small assortment of the Lamps for stores, parlors
&c. on hand for sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

RECA'S CITY BATHS.
OPEN DAILY FROM A M, TILL II P M
nv "a ta
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

4S Nurse, by the month or year. Apply to
ie 70 Ed w TOMPKTNS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

DOX CHISELs.-A supply, assorted kinds for
D sale.
lie II -ls- THOS. A. RUST.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

sRsD BBLs, Of Peach Brandy, just received and for
f~ - sale.
Jy9 JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

wv for the cure of Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising
ache Heartburn, Flatulency, Constipation, &c.
The above is an invaluable medicine for the approach
ing season. and never fails Dyspepsia and its at
tendant complaints to the truth of which many persons
OF city and neighborhood testify from their
own experience.
Constantly hand and for sale by the only agent for
Richmond, ALEX DUVAI,, Druggist.
nv 147 Main street
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yvEBB. BACON & co. offer for
SUGARS

xxyERB. BACON & co. offer for sale--
w "A hhds Porto Rico and St, Croix)
% do New Orleans
IA do Cuba Museoyado ,a
AZ bbls clarified fSu'ANo
8 boxes Brown Havana
40 do Stuarts 4 Coverings loaf
Is bbls ground and crushed
50 hhds Matanzas Molasses
5 do Porto Rico do
500 bags Laguayra
IT'S do Rio
60 do Java fCOFFEE
100 do Maracabo J
Chocolate
20 packages Gwpowder Tea
do black do
Tierces Rice
100 bushels Virginia Cloverseed
80 cases mass Lieorice Paste. Ynuria, J. G. & Co.
and Beck & Co. brands
20 cases stick Lcorce, Dmarco, Barracco and
Labona brands
Boxes manufactured Tobacco
50 bbs Shad, No l
50 do Mackere Nos
"a do gross Herrngs
pa do Tanners Oil; Is do Tar
tons blistered Steel; 300 kegs Nails
IT'S bags Shot; bar Lead; Duponts Gunpowder
80 sacks Liverpool Ground Salt
Do blown do
so Nova Scotia Grndstones
Cotton arms, Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Irvine, Shoe Thread
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
Pepper Pmento Ginger
Nutmegs, Saltpetre, Alum
Operas, Nader, Starch
Talow, Patent and Sperm Candles
Soaps OF various kinds
Window Glass s by 10 and 10 by IL, &c &c
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

EUsT received supply Of 3dy cut NAILS, Northern
~ manufacture, extra quality, for sale
an IL THOS A. RUST.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
BLOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM. -

EQUISITIONs.-Olfice Of the Richmond and
Notice is hereby given that acquisitions of Ten Dollars
per share on the stock Of this Company are called for
payable on the LIST day of May next the LIST day of July
Payments may be made in the Bank of Virginia, or
farmers Bank OF Virginia, and the certificate presented
10 The treasurer or the money can be paid to the Trea
ceipts will be given therefor. anu 'e-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

COUNTER sCALEs.--A further supply Of Couu
~ ter Scales, superior quality, for sale by
an 10 :. 10 THOS A RUST
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

They respectfully invite call from all those wishing to
purchase or to examine Pianos de
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

n CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!-Iha have for sale
~ q number OF second Carriages Coaches, Charios
and Barouches They are all in good repair and will
purchasers. TAI MIS- R0SIJEP :"
au l2-ts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

SUPERIOR LOT OF TEAS.-Jus received per
- schr. Fair direct from New York. an assortment of
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson Oolong, Howqua, Mixture
and other quality OF Teas, and will be sold Is per cent
less than is usually sold in this market, by
r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
Je2 ISL Eagle Square
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

W COACH MAKERS.-I have for sale large
assortment OF maleable CASTINGS, of every de-
scrpuon suitable Tor Coach Makers which will sell al
factory prices by tile quantity. JAMES BOSHER,
Ie lbs Corner and OIL, c+,oo+,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

TFHE CHEAPEST AND MOST FASHIONA-
Bile HATS in the City Of Richmond, may be had
Of j. Il. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner
Fine Moleskm Hats, OF the best quality made on
liC ieusSla poulcSs. .S3 so
Second quality, superior finish. ............3 90
Silk Hats, handsomely trimmed. ................ so
Second quality, only. ;.;.............2 90
Together with an assortment of Panama Leghorn Rut~
land Straw Palm Leaf and Pearl CASHMERE flats of the
latest Styles ior sale during the season. my 10 A
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-04

UPThe Governors Message, together
with the Legislative news, excludes much
other matter of interest, prepared for to-
days paper. We shall be able hereafter,
we hope. to give our usual variety.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-04
December 81, lS46.

Blu. little has been done by the Legisla-
ture since my last.
A number of bills, petitions and resolu-
lions have been introduced in both houses,
and referred to standing and select CON-
mittees. / mentioned in my letter of
Thursday last, that petition had been
presented for a new county out of Van
Buren, and Bates, TO be called Cass. On
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

Cot. BrNIoN's SrEEcn.-On Saturday, the
Goth ult., Mr.. Benton delivered his long.
threatend speech to ''thc people OF Missouri,
lie spoke in the capitol to an audience which is
said to have received his address with much
applause. A portion of the speech is publish
ed in the st. Louis Republican OF the eth
ult. The remainder is promised, and when
we have seen the whole, we shall determine
how much space of ours its Importance de-
mands. In SO much Of the speech as we have
seen, Senator Benton maintains that Congress
has the right to legislate upon the subject Of
slavery in the territories; that this right has
been acknowledged from the foundation of
the government that it is a profound error :"
for citizens of slave State 90 suppose that
they can remove their slaves to New Mexico
or California, without their becoming free,
and ventures the general opinion that slavery
will never exist in those territorles-the pco-
ple of both being in his opinion strongly OPP
posed TO the institutional. Wing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

The INSANE AND THE BLIsD.-The Jackson
correspondent Of the Vicksbutg Wing gives
the following account of two of our State In
stitutons.
The Lunatic Asylum, located in Jackson,
has nearly come 10 full stop in the very pro-
cess Of erection. Your readers will recolect
that the last Legislature decided that one
should be built, and appointed the necessary
| officers, but failed TO make IN appropriation
large enough 10 finish, or indeed more than
commence it, This policy prevailed although
the Treasury is overlooking, and no provision
whatever is made in this State for the mantc-
nance of that unfortunate portion OF our popu-
lation. This policy of dealing out our public
funds by Titles is much like the Ilibernian,
who boiled his egg httle al a time, then cool
ed it to see how it was progressing, If you
sho uld be passing at any time along the Can
ton road, two miles north of town, aud notice
a big hole dug, with some faint indications of
foundation walls, have faith and you will be-
lieve in the Lunatc Asylum. What the poor
crazy creatures will do in the meantime, is an
other matter.
While on this subject another grievance pre-
sc nts itself, viz: the State School for Dte Blind
The same Legislature established this, and up
on the same system. Only $1,000 was appro-
priaied, although $4,000 was needed, and the
consequence was, that living on starvation al
lowanee, has nearly killed the thing off. The
present Principal, Mr.. La ,e, has labered with
great asslduity and skill, and as far as his de-
partment is concerned no fault can be found,
neither is there any thing reprehensible with
the officers or Trustees but there are only funds
for five pupils, when fifty demand attention,
and unless the next Logisasure act in a more
generous spirit, they may as well be still AMI
do nothing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

| A MEXICAN MECHANICS The wealth OF a well
stored mind, the big hand aud the stout arm OF
/ the industrious mechanic, are worth more Tor
the perpetuaion of our glorious principles OF
the government, an for the prosperity OF our
country, than all the gSfa of the world. Al
ready have their scient fic research es their
unceasing sand untrlng enorgy--their many
inventions-and their numbcrlcss improve
ments in machinery &c., given to our young
Republic glorious name and proud position
among the nations of the earth, This class
have contributed largely to the wealth and to
the fame of our country. Trace it all out
lay bare the thousand secret springs OF pros
pcrity-follow up cause and effect as they fall
in succession under your observation, and you
will find American mechanics and artisans
have proved to be in their energetic and indus
trious career, among the principal agents in cf-
tecting American greatness.
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
Professor Nichols of the Glasgow University
delivered a lecture before the Wilmington
Club, London, and closed it with the following
eAliuoiuIHiil ldHSudSe' nc pIdholS dle
retained in their orbits because two opposite
forces exactly balance each other. But mod
ern astronomy has proved that there is pow
er at work destroying their balance. From OBJ
servations made on the retarded return Of
Encke's comet, and its gradual approximation
to the sun, we learn the existence of a fluid, an
ether, which however subtle, tends to diminish
the centrifugal force and add to the attraction
Of the sun. However slowly it may approach,
we may yet contemplate the day when this
present system shall pass away; not however,
into a vast ruin, but in its own beautiful and
majestic order, just like flower, which having
adorned the earth, lets drop its leaves when its
work is done and falls back obediently upon
its mothers bosom.
This lecture was delivered on the Sd of last
m onth, and at some future time we will en-
deavor to find room for it in our columns as it
is characterised by all the fervid eloquence and
singular simplicity which in general distn-
guishes the gifted Professors discourse.
Scientific american.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

GEN. HENRY.-We publish communication
with our most heartyapproval of all that is there
in written, proposing our distinguished fellow.
citizen as a candidate for Governor. Some
months since many of. the Wing papers in this
State called upon him to run for that office,
and the call seemed to be generally accepta-
BILE. Bnt there seemed to be some influence
used by somebody, we know not whom, to
cause. his name afterwards to be dropped.
We suppose that because he is modest man,
and we, as Editor, have been backward i'll
bringing the proper rights and claims of our
citizens before the people, we are 10 be forever
overlooked, We do not believe with the Edo
itor of the Vicksburg Wing, that Col. Bradford
is the only man who can be elected Governor.
We do believe that Col. Bradford can be elect
ed to Congress and that he ought to run in his
District; we just as firmly believe that General
Henry can be elected Governor, and he ought
to be nominated. Of course we shall supper;
whomsoever the Convention may nominate (;
but we also intend to have the name oil Gen.
Henry before that Convention.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

ed and sound views, and his experience as a
statesman, his burning eloquonce, reminds one
OF the powers of his great namesake and reIa-
tive of the Revolution, His patriotism. his no
bic bearing, and great services in defence OF
wing principles are well known 10 the people
of Mississippi and nave given reputation be-
yond the limits of this State. Point mo, sir,
if you can, to a single man of any political
party in Mississippi, who is as well qualified as
Gen. Henry 10 administer and adOrn the office
of Governor. | wish to direct public atten-
ton to this distinguished and lavorito citizen
Of Madison county in the hope that he may
be induced to consent to a nomination. What
citizen Of .MadiS0n has ever yet filled State
Office! What county can offer better can
didatc than Gen. Henry! Are the claims OF
Madison county to share in the public olIi-
ces to be forever overlooked! Wings OF Mis-
sssippi! Patrick Henry is the man.
A WIG OF MADISON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

EDUCATION IN MISSISSIPPI We learn from
the Raymond Gazette that at Teachers Con-
sention, recently held in that place, there
were present, besides tho teachers, to hear the
address, two white men and two negroes!!-
Had tbeen monkey show, rifle shooting, a
quarter race or cock fight, we would bet a
years pay te pin head, that there would have
been ten, aye 80 times tina, number present, oil
both colors. Docs not this lac. show that the
cause Of education has taken deep hold on
the good people Of Kinds, as well as on people
throughout the State? Must not that most
useful and hardest worked and poorest paid
class, school teachers, derive much encourage
ment from this fact! Do the people expec
teachers and editors Of newspapers to instruct
the wholepeople without any eneoursgemo On
from themselves.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

Our worthy confrere of the Yazoo Demo-
crat seems to have been taken very suddenly
with commotion IN the abdomi nails, because
the lnteligencer says that the President,
utter mature reflection, has determined to
despatch two national vessels to seek for
and relieve the British Expedition to the
North Pole commanded by Capt. Franklin.
This our confrere thinks great outrage upon
the constitution. Will he please inform US
in what part of that often quoted and never
regarded instrument, calledithe Constitution,
it is said Polk shall send expeditions TO the
Dead Sea ano Taylor hall not send them to
the North Sea. Or will .heiinform us in what
number of the Democrat he poured out his in
dign ton upon President Polk for violating the
Constitution. ''Oh, my darling, don't you
cry"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-09

TTALoR CoSsExTIoS.-Thsl last Southron pro-
poses the 10Th cay OF July, the I'd Monday, as
the dsyfor the meeting Of the State Conven-
ton. As it is possible that the time will not
be again changed, we renew our suggestion
that the ID Monday Of July be the day for the
meeting Of our county Convention 10 appoint
Delegates and transact any other business that
may be thought proper. We would also sug-
asst, in order thar the opinion Of the county
may be fslly expressed, that meetings be held
in every election precinct 10 select delegates
/. the County Convention. As the Demo
Gratis refused TO nominate candidates i0r the