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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

EMOSIERY.--I have large stock Of Hosiery on
n ID hand, for sale cheap, say
Brown bleached and blue mkt Socks and Stockings for
children
Black brown white and blue mkt Stockings, all prices
Silk and raw silk do
Gents brown, beached and mkt cotton Socks
Thread Socks
Among the above are some superior English soft FIN
ished cotton Socks, for gentlemen with tender feet
NV u I G. CHENERYE3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
GATHER PREsERVATIVE.- Patridge'

~ original Leather Preservatve, or Oil Backing pa
tent composition for cleansing, preserving and renewing
the color of leather This composition not only the
best but the cheapest article known for cleaning carriage
tops harness. factory bands, engine hose bellows, leather
trunks boots and Shoes and to all leather exposed oahe
action of heat, cold or wet For sale by
THOS, A. RUST,
an Is Sion Golden Paddock,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

IL Manchester, am expecting to receive a further
supply of the Canton TEAS represented per letter
and invoice be of superior quality, graded and sold
crdingly from so cents to 150c per h. at wholesale and
retail by R. M ZIMMERMAN,
10 81 161 Faole Souare
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
Booksellers. Stationers and Dealers in Piano Forte

A BODEKER, No. II Market Bridge, Main ST.
n las constantly on hand fresh and general assort
men, of Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals Paints Oils, Dye
Snfs Window Glass, Brushes, Pertumeres, Fancy Artc
ces &c AS great care observed in the selection OF
those Medicines purchasers may rely upon obtaining them
pure and free from aduteration and at low and
commodating terms they can be bought anywhere in
tho c;tv all II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

MAOUsE FURNIsHING WAREROOM. III

u ~ der the City HoteI-Ihe assortment still reman-
ing hand and which the are DESTROYS of closing
hair-cloh spring Sofas Sideboards; ladies' marble
top Cabinets various styles mahogany walnut and
stained Wardrobes Bedseads; column, plain and dress
ing Bureaus; Cribs; Safes; mahogany, plush and hair
cloth Rocking Chairs; and wood seat Rockers; chill
drens Chairs carved and plain mahngany Chairs; Wash
stands; dining, tea card and Tables &c. together
Girandoles solar and hall Lamps rich Castos rich Br-
anna Sets; fine table Cutlery; Gothic and plain Walters;
elegant Boquet Holders China, Glass and Earthenware
in great variety block-tn Dish Covers Astral Lamps,
&c &c; together with almost every article in the way OF
keeping; all OF good quality, and be sold unu-
suallyl ow for cash or approved paper. le 16 If
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

&AL RRATUS.-We have been appointed Agents
- for the sale OF Chdmberlins Sal Eratus, manufac
tued in Boston, and warranted to be Of the very best qua
ty 107 packages Sal Hratus packed in cases In pound
papers barrels and casks just received which we offer
for sale at Boston prices -
all "a I'm DUNLOP. MONCURE d Co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

TNyHE BEST SUMMER PURIFIER-BRIS-
u Tolls CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLLA.-
Just hand per schr Greenway II dozen OF this supe-
nor preparation Of Sarsapara pronounced by those VINO
have used it, to be the very best article OF the KIND IN the
market, for sale by DOVE q lSAACS,
ie AGENTS for Richmond. -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

NARD TO BUY ERS AND SELLERS OF
" HORSES, MULES, &5c--From various sour
have recently the conclusion that many per-
sons who DESTROYS Of purchasing and selling Horses,
Mules Vehicles &C. not aware that there IS regular
place for the transaction of business of this kind Cary
street opposite Mr. VIM Woods stables, and that sales
take place every SATURDAY MORNING, weather
permitting where persons wishing to dispose OF Their stock
find variety to select from.
N B. Persons who wish dispose will please call at
my store No 18th street before o'clock the morning OF
the sale. GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

wv blesome inhabitants Of the stomach and bowels
which so often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, use the VIRGINIA DEAD SHOT, certain
and a preparation for the removal of the various kinds
of worms disordered bowels and digestive system 1t is
without exception OF the most valuable preparations
in the world. For sale by E. J. PICOT,
ap l3 Opposite the Old Market.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

I'VE large assortment of Curled Hair and Shuck Mat
tssses Of different and qualities, which will be sold
at manufacturers prices Mattresses made to order at
she shortest notice All orders promptly attended to-
my IS ALEXANDER MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

NTEW EDITION UNITED STATES DIS
1N PENSATORY.-T he Dspensatory of the United
States of America, by Doctors George B. Wood and
Franklin Bache eighth edition, carefully revised price
IS so. Just published, for sale by
WY NASH & WOODHOUSE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

STODART & DURHAM, Piano Forte Makers,
~ store 361 Broadway mandatory 18th atgset Third
for the above great Piano Forte establishment,
stany receiving additions their stock They have now
the latter is truly magnificent instrument pronounced
by Judges be the elegant Piano Forte, both
CARDS tone and finish exhibited in Richmond. In
deed is extraordinary instrumental fine specimen OF
American skill and taste in this department Of industry
The less costly and palmer descriptions of Piano Fores
made by Stodart & Durham, are warranted in all re-
spects They have failed to give entire satisfaction
10 purchasers.
They respectfully invite call from all those wishing to
r,rchase ar to examine Pianos de 2
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.--Dr. s.
AE Q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BIT

IERS, established in 1903.
The proprietor OF this medicine having had many years
experience IN the adaptation OF vegetable remedies to dis
eases connected with these important organs offers the
public the result OF extensive practice and thorough
investigation OF the laws which govern the human system
lost OF the diseases in youthful, adult and declining
lie have their origin in disodered functions of the sto-
mach liver or bowels, and from whence arises dyspepsia
heartburn, Hatuency, cosveness wind cramp, weakness
tantness pain in the side, aundice and all affections of
the liver, disorders OF the skin and kidneys relaxed bow
els numbness OF the limbs loss of appetite sleepessness
weak nerves, depression Of spirits and general debility Of
the whole SYSTEM and particularly every form of ndiges
ton, sinking at the stomach, OF oppression and full
ness after meals shorness of BREATH torpid bowels and
inactive liver headache, bilious attacks nervous rrtabity
gddnes, dmness of sight, drowsiness irregular appetite
wandering pains paptation of the heart piles himors
worms, 'scrotula, &c. &c.
For all such Diseases these Biters are an ntaibe re-
lef, and will in due time totally eradicate from the sys-
lem all causes OF unheathtu action They are in point of
efficacy, superior to any other medicine in use.
by their aid excitement properly distributed and the
balance OF the system reganed and preserved each Or
is helped duly to fulfil its office and thus contribute
TO the general welfare of the body.
They equaize the circulation and rnpar tone and vi
gor They purify the blood drain the system OF all i'm
pures tree the passages tor the healthy circulation Of the
tulds gently cleanse the bowels strengthen the stomach
and nvigorate the constitution
10 cents bottle, 30 cents package. For sale by
DOVE & ISAACS.
au 70 Agents for Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

Eats AND CAPSs-Just received an extra new
kM stock of Hats and Caps, Of the latest fall patterns,
embracing every variety-tor sale low.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
oo IS diff III Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
az p. SMITH, original manu- manufacturer Of NEW 17

~ r. SMITHs original manu1actuTer OF NEW
Sc ARK VARNISHES--.E double elastic Var
nist for coach bodies omnibuses, and railroad cars;
coach picture or body yarnish, for bodies; light
shade coach carriage Varnsh for running parts Hack
asphaum Varnsh used color for bodies and carriage
castings stoves &c. leather Vanish for tops, harness,
trunks &c furniture picture Varnish, fol. extra light
work gilt looking glass and picture frames &C. flowing
ing furniture polishing varnsh for piano, cabinet chair
makers painters, &c; No quick drying furniture polish
ing Varnish; scraping Varnish, for filling the grain OF
wood brown Japan Varnish for Japanning ware, and
tin plates for signs; white or map Varnish
All Varnsh should be laid on in warm room, and
kept there until dry enough to handle.
We agents for the above celebrated Vamlses, well
known in this market for their superiority oyer all others
and what have not hand, will order to arrive IN
Prices DOVE q ISAACS,
nv 81 Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

HDRUSH Es.-Shoe Brushes; Scrubbng do, with
ID blocks and handles; Whewash do. busting do,
Sweeping do Also, Brushes OF every description for fac
tory and mills, manufactured by
L. GINTER Brsuh Manufacturer,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

- MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
all 18th edition. p 400 giving clear and ample directions
for the of the Instruments in the various diseases to
which they are applicable, and which found, by the
successful practice Of hundreds of operators to include the
most prevalent as well the most peculiar and obstinate
diseases that are known the Medical Profession They
are of different sizes, in rosewood cases.
For sale at New York prices by
DOVE & ISAACS, agents for Richmond,
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar,
all 70 No. 81 Main street, Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

INROM NORWAY; Pure Cod Liver Oil, the Nor
from any source and far taste concerned (which
is the objection TO of it, think has less taste
and is more agreeable than any have ever For
sale by DOVE q 1SAACS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
apLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER-Frol

III day receiving by the schrs Alexandra, Harriet and
Allegro, direct from Boston, 1873 cases BOOTS and
SHOES and have in store, received by recent vessels
ali nearly twelve hundred cases of Boots, Shoes Hats,
Cards &c. embracing Of the largest and best selected
stocks we have ever offered and good as can be had
in any city in the Unionwhch offer to customers
and buyers generally, low they be had in any
market short of the manufacturer l.
& CARI TON-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

u INSTRUMENTS, Repaired and Tuned ~ The
subscribers continue in their employ gentleman every
way qualified repair and tune Piano fortes' Guitars
Violins, Accordeons etc.
Moderate charges made for work done o,,,,or,cr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

4 MORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEL-
As LER--Has just opened another OF Worcesters
PIANO FORTES.
By the schr Marietta Burr daily expected, | shall re-
ceve two Others and shall continue through the winter to
add to my assortment OF his choice manufactures always
afording to purchasers large and varied
select from, upon liberal and fair terms be OBJ
tanned in any of the Northern cities
Professors amateurs and the public invited to ex-
anime our assortment,
TUNING AND REPAIRING
Mr. ]. s. Thurston, long and fayorably known among
experienced and superior Tuner and Reparer Of
Piano Fortes, employed in establishment and will
attend to any orders left at store no l6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
M EIsIGER's REsToRER OF HEALTH,

w for the cure Of Dyspepsia, and all diseases aIlslng
from disorder OF the stomach and bowels, such as Head
ache, Heartburn, Flatulency, Constipation, &c ,
The above invaluable medicine tor the approach
ing season. and fails to Dyspepsia and It's at
tendant complaints to the truth of which many persons
Of our own city and neghborhood testify from their
experience .
Constantly hand and for sale BY the only agent for
Richmond ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
my4 .-... lat Nam street.
a NTONTO PIZZINI-Foreign and Domestic Con-
N fectoner and Fruit Dealer, No. AZ Main street.
Il.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07
IMPROVED sAppEARANcE.--A fellow

IMPROVED HIS AppEARAscE.--A fellow,
very roughly clad, holding small bundle
IN his hand, stepped into the MARYLAND
House, at the corner of Sixth and Ches-
nut streets, yesterday, just before the d.
ming hour, and after evincing his appreci.
alton of the landlords taste as caterer,
by hearty participancy in discussing the
sumptuous viands spread before his guests,
asked the favor of a vacant room, in which,
he might arrange his wardrobe. Soon our
ragamuffin strutted into the sitting-room,
so improved in appearance by a new suit
Of clothes he had donned in his absence,
as 10 call forth the bandest smile and hap
piest bow the landlord possessed, as with
a certain degree Of pride he viewed hi,
new boarder's stately tread as he passed
to the street. Soon the rightful occupant
of the room used by the new conner had
occasion to visit it, when to his great grief.
he discovered that the stranger had stolen
his new suit Of clothes, and left for parts
unknown.-% Icc;G.::ss T.:an.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07
IGen. sa nford.s testimony next veer.1

Rerivni ofihe German Empire. Of
the most extraordinary political measures
adopted in Europe for the last FIVE hundred
years, is the Germanic Union, which has
now assumed form and potsecy having
every appearance Of formidable perpei'
ual confederacy. The greatest part Of
Germany has for centuries been cut up
and divided into small independent gov.
ernments, principalities, and clectorate,
occasionally al war with each other, each
having armies, courts, and legal establish
ments on reduced scales. Twenty eight Of
these governments have already accep.
ted the new constitution, and concurred
in the selection of the King Of Prussia a.
Emperor OF the Germans. The form Of the
confederacy may have been fashioned after
our union Of Independent sovereignties,
having monarchical instead Of on elective
head. leaving local Legislation to the gov
ernments, as with us, in states, counties,
and districts. 1t is a vast and nagnif.
cent scheme Of union, but still is full o.
difficulties, and is not final and conclusive.
Bavaria, Hanover, Saxony, and Wirtem'
burg, the largest among the German king.
doms, are unwilling TO surrender then
strong positions and Independence TO come
into :hls confederacy. They are operated
upon by Austria, who is strongly aver's
not only to the conspiracy, but to the I'm
peror Of Germany, considering that mo
powerful and ancien: House Of Hapsburgin
is entitled to this honor. We must look
for interesting movements in that county,
now embracing forty millions Of Peopl''
IN " Dps match
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07


Hungarian Female Soldiery.--The
Evening Post, has the following commu-
nication by the last steamer received
some particulars of the glorious success
es achieved by the Hungarian nation in
the war with the Austrians--a war con-
Quoted with all the genius OF III; ii Hnneari-
an leaders. A German paper, the Didas-
Eatia Of Frankfort, informs us that Hunoa-
rlan ladies' are fighting with the same en-
thusiasm for freedom as their countrymen.
Among the hundred and forty Hungarian
captives taken by General Simonish, there
were nineteen Hungarian ladies, with mus
kets in their hands, and dressed in militia
ry uniform. A Countess of the higher
rank has raised regiment at her own ex-
pense, and her sister is the commander of
this regiment. -a- &c.,.
Such nation can't be CONQUERED,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

Strange and Fatal Freak of .Nadmnn.
"A few days since fire was discovered
IN the 4th loft of a house 10 Center street
in this city, which was extinguished with
out material damage to the building. Il
appears that this part Of the building was
occupied by man named Thomas Damon,
as looking glass and picture frame man
ufactory, and also as a lodging room. For
some days past he had manifested evil
dences of insanity /; but the inmate, of the
house supposed il was brought about by
an improper use Of liquor. While alone,
one day last week, he stripped his person
until perfectly nude, and vanished his
body. He then took his clothing, trunk,
and aquantity Of picture frames, and piled
them up in one corner of the room, setting
FIRE to the pile. As soon as it begun to
burn briskly, he threw himself upon the
burning pile, and in an instant his whole
person was enveloped in flames. He then
rushed 10 the window, and kicking out
the sash, climbed to the roof by the gutter
of the cave, the varnish on his body still
burning. He was discovered by John Nc
Cluster, who rushed TO the top Of the
house, and succeeded in extinguishing the
flame, not however, until he was so badly
burned that life was despaired of. He
was conveyed to the City Hospital, where
he fingered under the most excruciating
agony until death relieved his suiferines.
he is represented to have been a young
man Of steady and industrious habits, and
the causes which led to his alienation of
mind are unknown.-TN. Y. Despatch.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

From THE PLAINs.-We learned from
Or. +. 5. Frazer last evening, that on
Thursday he received letter from his
friend, DR.. B. b. Brown, formerly of this
city, and now on his way to California,
confirming the reports we have already
published in reference 10 the rayages of
The cholera among the emigrants. DR..
Brown states that this disease has swept
over the trains with a frightful fatality,
and so far as his knowledge extends not
single company save his own, has escaped
its ravages. There are some sad stories
in store, to be revealed as persons shall
arrive from the plains this summer.-H.
Louis Union.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
New Cure for Cholera.


w. D. Herrick, Editor of the North West Med
ical and Surgical Journal, has made arecentpubca-
ton, (which is attracting considerable attention. The
remedy, il it be such, be applied without much
expense or trouble. 1t seems that about six months
since, Drs Bird and Herrick in = conversati on on
atmospheric influences in producing epidemics, de-
termined to test the assertion of German CHI emist
that influenza depended upon the presence ofoSo~e,
and that the number of attacks was in proportion to
the amount of this substance in the atmosphere.
As cholera is generally preceded by influenza, they
were led to think that both diseases might be de-
pendent ON the same influence. They then set
about finding what agent would counteract and
destroy the deleterious property Of the ozone. BY
actual chemical analysis DR. Bird came to the con-
cusion that sulphur would do this. One Of his facts,
however although it does not destroy his theory,
may lame it. He declares as q fact that "Cholera
never prevailed in the vicinity Of sulphur Springs
Now every one knows that the springs around and
in Nashville, Tennessee, are very strongly impreg-
mated with sulphur, and the cholera has ragged in
Nashville, and was still prevalent there at last ac-
counts.
These gentlemen through the Medical Journal have
discovered how to detect the osone in the atmos-
phere, and living in Chicago, they, in connection
with DR. Baney, say that o=one Is present in our at
mosphere."
DR. Bird has tried the effects Of sui phur on him.
self with the greatest lied this
new remedy in all stages Of the disease, and say
that the precursors of pain Of fulness, unnat
ural movements, slight diarrhGa, &C. have uniform
~ yielded at once to simple dose Of three or four
grains OF sulphur. Such dose repeated every
three or four hours after the cramps, vomiting and
diarrhea have shown themselves, have effected a
speedy cure, and the pulse has been brought back
even in several of collapse by the admin s.
tration Of this remedy. DR. Bird thinks that com.
bination Of powdered charcoal, part to four OF
sulphur, has seemed to make the remedy moro eff
cient. They seem to view sulphur as a specific
remedy for the cholera. We hope our physicians
may give this subject share of their consideration
although in their usual practice in this city, they
have been eminently successful, as appears from
the fact that out Of about fifty cases, only five OF
our residents have died.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

An American Missionary recently en-
tered box Of Bibles at the Custom
House at Consiantinople, valuing them
at certain amount; but the Turkish off
Gals, who are in the practice Of afix-
ing sliding scale Of valuation to suit
themselves, regardless Of invoices or oa,hs
Of importers appraised the Bibles at doub-
lie the value placed upon them by the Mis-
sionary, and denanElc- the al ualorem du-
ty Of five per cent on,tkeir valuation. In
this dilemma the Missionary availed him
self OF a regulation OF the Turkish law
which permits duties 10 be paid them in
kind, and paid them in Bibles, FIVE out oil
every hundred. After that he had no
more trouble. He paid what duty he Ii
ked. They wanted no more Bibles.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07
Juvenile Concert.

The juvenile class, under the tuition Of Mr..
HIooIxs, viii give concert in the Congregational
Church, on Tuesday evening next assisted BY the
Burlington Temperance Brass Band. We have .t.
tended some of the rehsarsas OF these children
can assure our readers that they will be well repaid
IN attending the Concert. There are between sixty
and seventy children in the class, and altogether
they make most excellent music. AS Mr.. H. has
taught the children Of our citizens gratuitousy and
- this 10 the only method he adopts to ate
himself we hope there may be large crowd pres
snt on Tuesday evening.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

ST. LouIs PAPERs.-We expect TO see the ..Mis-
souri, Republican. itself again in few DAYS. As
Messrs Chambers and Knapp have gone to great ex-
pense IN purchasing new and costly materials, they
may save consider eble if subscribers in arrears
would forward their dues, without waiting to be
called on By the travelling agent. The commits ion,
which they have to pay their collectors we know by
experience, must be very large item in their ordi-
nary expenses. All this might be saved, by attend
ing 20 this hint, in addition to the satisfaction the
proprietors will derssa fiom receiving money when
1t is most needed. Pay them, pay them in adv ance.
The "New Era'' still! continues its ordi nary pro-
portions and does not seem at all affected by the
late confagration. It is excellent political wing
paper.
The sorgan" has improved very much recently,
and although burned out still binds out its dali
yissues-harmoniously ioo-in its usual neat form,
as if nothing had happened.
The "Weekly Fountain although nearly dried up
for single week only, is now gushing forth is
sssparkling water'' principles, with as much zeal
and talent as ever. This is of the best of tenn
perance papers any where published.
We like st Louis, and always have since we first
visited it, when il was no larger than Burlington
now is. But we love her better than ever for the
courage and recuperative energy she has displayed
In connection with the late fire.