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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-27

' A Treat Cure for Fever and Agre,r
IN ROSE . FEVER AND AGUE TuN!C,-Tba
ague being the most common form OF disease 80
Indeed the foTerunner Of most if not all other III,
cases. demands for its radical cure remedy u,bis
has been well tested, possessing full power To arm
dictate disease and strengthen the constitute, Tbi
mixture, having never tailed in sing lie casa ia mn
nounced by thousands to be that remedy.
This compound is truly the poor mans fr.n,
and the rich mans security, The c.er.y, bar, and
inc press nave already reechoed the above stats.
ments.
A few doses Of this wonderful Tonic ia s,..v,
sufficient to convince the most skeptica!
The infant and the aged may Use ii alike, rezp,a.
ting the dose as per directions
DIRECTIoNS.-Atter purging freely with nv
Railroad or Anu Bilious Pills, take one easpoon!il
every hour during the absence of fever. In eases
OF debility. one teaspooIful three times day. IN
Cases of Yellow or high Bilious Fever. one Tea.
spoonful every hal hour after eme;ic Price 20
cents per bottle. ]. 5. ROSE, NJ. D.
For sale by Bennett & Beers, Ade s cray Par.
cell, Laid q Co, A Duyal, 4 K Duyal, 0
Strecker, A Bodeker, Gaynor IL Wood. ! Blair,
5 NJ Zachrisson, and w p Ladd oc2
Eg7 The LusIral Hair 4 onic, for c,esp,
ing, purifying, preservation and growth The Hair
Prepared from the original French recaigts By
BENNETT IL BEERS, Druggists, No rs Main
street.
This admirable preparation ia most eFec.ual
rentoy Tor badness and falling of CT tn Hair.
causes it to grow luXuriantly, making /! very sef,
glossy, and beautiful AMI prevents it from turning
grey, and is the only article which eaeciualy
ciesnses the head from d.ndruf
This article has been before the public for three
years, and the increasing demand AMI high poyu.
larity which il mas attsined is the best proof OF It's
efficacy.
Numbers ofladies and gentlemen in this city and
vicinity are in the constant habit Of usjag to their
entire satisfaction. 1t has become necessary sp-
pendage 10 their toilet
Large bottles az 80 cents each Be sure to ask for
Bennett y Beers LnStraI Hair Tonic, in ORDER To
prevent mistakes, as there are limitations abroad,
which would be apt to prove injurious if used.
oc 2-dIm
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RICHMOND, VAT
Wednesday Morning, October -, 1852

IT, The person who has in possession the
9th volume Of Shakspeare's works, belonging
to this Office, will please return II.
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~ we shalleommence tomorrow upon III.
.'hs made by certain of our friends IN an
eu',of'ai article of Monday, relative to I.ns
a"u 'ohn Williams. We are prevented from
dong so to-day by causes which !, !. ~, o'''
cessary to mention. "o' ne'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-27

HS Home TestIm0Dys-ke adl from
w. one of the oldest Magistrates of this city
let the SICK the delicate The declining, talk to
those we refer to and then try this grand restora-
tivs
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II Keep IL Before ~. go
bAhEhS CELEBRATED PREMItJu ny tost
are sure cure Tor Dyspepsia, in Al ia r. iLk5
- ess .ns large number of volnn.oas
certificates nov ia the hands Of The pro iahf4ry
the great demand for II whereve, i, i'etor and
duced NO medicine ever introduced :. O1ea INTRO
has ever gained the popularity no..a. me paoiic
bit'ers' with so little aid from the r,nt',.J 'nese
Ihey are preventive OF Ague and Feyer pess.
W sieoi stoinaens, and the best ton - r
p'ioe Lei tne sufferer try the % and 20
r. Price only 50 cents per bottle. To BE- b.a.,
Drug Stores of 10 uad II the
PURCELL, LADD e. Co, A. BoDFgPp 49,
q GRAY, BENNETT q BEERS. Giy cav iE
WOOD, and 4. J. PICOT, Main street. u H nJ 4
WIN. P. LADn, and SEABROOK - BLAIR,
Broad street, Richmond, Va AhspE,
u LIVER FILI-s,-PREp.ppn
The MASS OBTAINED AT THE Roc 5p : Soa
lVA) ALUM sPk!NGS.-These Pills a. T' iOiE
Catndrtic, Tonic and Alternative in ths;r 4aeae,
on the system. They excite the action ., up
IN many cases in which Calomel wouId h. I've
male Diseases 0A''s0oes In Fe-
The wonderful success which has a...,
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water a1S p;aso ne
many years. In great variety of djsessa. rs ier
qulreo Tor 1t celebrity rarely lie er ,nai &c,
Is steadily increasing. The most erulns1 e. sa
OF the day have examined the Ws,er ca "i4sts
found it possessed extraordinary No., Ls, and
hes' 1t has been declared By the best
to be cure for every form of Scrof,ia
Liver Diseases, al Chronic Diseases of "a S. nrone
ana Bowels Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases Of I'm
Eyes, Mereu-lal Affections and partcusrv AZ oa aae
ed to cases OF Passive Uterine Herno~rbsy a1apt'
pcated with arrangement of the Liver 81. o ~.
mach, and many other disorders arising fro,, 20
| purity OF the blood. '''-A an''
For sale by Druggists and country merchant,
generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial, S. per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing 10 nD-,L... /
large Quantities, become Agents for tEs sails ., ~,
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please sodres, S7
BOOTH ANDERSON L. CHRIsTTAH
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co, Va, or
JOHN II. SEAYRES
lie Columbian HCtal p;rL
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UUtuItUt StTVdUl,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

10 the Acting Secretary of State,
and the Secretaries of the Trea-
sury, Interior, War, Navy, the
Attorney General and Postmas-
ter General
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M p SIMON


NJ. P. SIMONS,
Isl Main street. Eagle Square.
r. G. ScHoFIKLD, Assistant oc -
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ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY.
4 Attend a meeting OF your company at La
"a tayette Hail, on Thursday next, 1ae ash inst,
III at ~ O'clock, PM.
- iull and punctual attendance is required as
business ofinportance viii be before the meeting.
By order OF the lst Lieutenant commanding.
&C 81 JNO. G. POWELL, JF., o. S.
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The following beautiful and touching letter
was addressed by President Fillmore to the
Heads ofthe several Departments, announcing
the death of Daniel Webster:
EAECUIIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON
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E+ 1t was Discovered, about 20 year,

See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only By O. A. sTRECkER-pamphlets gratis
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n ATTENTION., BLUES.
"a Attend a meeting OF your company, at La
III ayette Hall This Evening", at halt pas;
q. o'clock. By order Of the Captain.
oc 81 J. H. FREEMAN 0. s.
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\ OST, on Tuesday, the 18Th insl, Breast"
IL pin, containing the miniature OF an cd sente-
man. Inc tnuer will receive suitable reward "
having It 1T the Dispatch office oeI-N
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4 yAkPETiNss AND hUGs.--1ust TO
~ csived large assortment OF CaTpeiiass eoe
sis,ng OF velvet tapestry brussels tapestry tnryo
ply, iusr rain aad stair CARPkflNGS snd hUue.
ali Of watch will DO said and made ap a .ae i0wes
prices by WILLIAM BOOM,
Furnishing Wsfesoausl
&C 27-4t No l4a Main ST., corner CT l2sh.
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ssss-- WIN TER EASAiUAs.-Mko q. =.
kaAsssSj ALLkk would inform the Lad es by al al
~ ran cement made with the most fashionable
~s~ MiIIners of New York when there. che has
received, and will open at her rooms. On Lagle
Square, over Genuelt s. James ewery store, Un
Thursday next, the 2eth inst, another ouppiy Of
French style Fnttera BATS, and respectfully in
vi,es the ladies' to call and examine ybcta.
or 21-2tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18
white, and trembled as if he had been in an

white, and trembled as if he had been in an
ague fit.
The whole affair was now explained to the
astonisment of everybody in general, and
Joe In particular, who was too much astonish-
ed 10 make any resistance, while Increase
and his companions were tying his hands be-
hind him.
Ferris and his wife were Accommodated
with lodgings in Mr.. Smiths house that
night; and on the following day search
having been instituted, and all sorts of goods
found on Joe's premises, they were both CON-
mitted to Jail to await their trial.
What their sentence was, when convicted
of the crime charged against them, have
quite forgotten, but it is certain that the
good people of Smthville were troubled no
more with the mystic ious disappearance os
their goods and chattels, and that the Smith,
remembered with peculiar satisfaction, the
manifold mistakes committed on the night of
their adventures with the robbers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

MODEL LETrERs.-The following letter We
recommend to the study. at the present time,
of politicians out of Office:
The Duke of Wellington presents his COM
plments TO Mr.. -, and has received his
letter.
The Duke declines to take into considera-
ton the desire of any gentleman to be ap-
pointed 20 Office. HI has no Office at his dis
posal and has no connection or relation with
those who have.
The Duke could not, under any circum-
stances, appoint or recommend to others for
Office, gentleman o: whom he knows moth
ing.
London, February It'll, 1886.
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A MISTAKE ALL ARovxD.-The bizarre

a MISTAKE ALL ARogND.-The "Bizare'
tells the following good story:
a person, who wore a suit of homespuu
clothes, stepped into house in this city, on
some business, where several ladies and
gentlemen were assembled in an inner
room. One of the company remarked in
low, tone, though sufficiently loud TO be
overheard by the stranger, that a country
man was in waiting, and agreed 10 make
some fun. The following table talk en-
sued:
You're from the country, l supposed"
eyes I'm from the country"
"Well, sir, what do you think of the
city!"
'1t's got darned sight O. houses in it,
81 expect there are great many ladies
where you came 'front.'"
"Wall, yes, powerful sight, Jest for
all the world like them there" pointing
to the ladies'
"And you are quite beau among them
no doubt"
well, l escort them to meeting and
about
Maybe the gentleman will take glass
of wine" said one of the company.
"Wall, don't care if | do"
"But you must drink toast"
al eats toast what Aunt Debby makes,
but as to drinking it, l never seed the
like"
"Oh, you must drink their health"
''Wi' all my heart
Ladies and gentleman, permit me to
wish you health and happiness, with
every other blessing this earth can afford
and advise you to bear in mind that we
are often deceived in appearances. You
mistook me, by my dress, for country
BOBBY; l from the same cause, though
these men to be gentlemen; the deception
is MUTUAL wish you good morning."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

BAD FIx.-A number of prominent DEM
ocrats, yesterday morning made their appear
ancc with black eyes. They had been carry
ing torches the evening previous, the smoke
from which very efectually darkened their
features. In the morning, they scrubbed in
vain--t all came off except in the eye pits.
We think the illumination of the night and
the hiedeous blackness of the participants
next morning, about balanced each other.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18
illinois,.

We learn from private source that in IL
linois, four Wing Congressman have been
elected out of nine. That is good voice in
deed from the benighted Sucker State. The
following Wings were elected: Yates, Spring
field district; Washburn, Galena do; Knox,
Peoria do; Norton, Ottoway do. Browning
came within 200 votes of being elected in the
Quincy district, and Constable by about the
same, in the district bordering on this State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

OF The packet Fawn was down last eve-
ming. She is an excellent boat, and deserves
her regularity, and long continuance in the
Evansville and Louisville trade. You never
hear OF any accidents happening to this
steamer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

HoGs.-We have recently heard of several
sales OF hogs at 1915 gross, but within a few
days the prices have advanced, and holders
now demand 81, at which figure sales are
now being made.
Danrille, (Ky) Tribune. I2a.
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Scorer ALE.-Mr. Il. II. Cook has just re-
ceived quantity of choice Scotch Ale from
New York city. Epicures who cH drink ale
with their fine dinners, will find this article
an agreeable beverage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

~ The Philadelphia Sun states that the
exports of specie from New York to Europe,
since the commencement of the present year
have been S23 ,l06,l37 while the total coin
age is only some S4O.OO0,O0O. Is it any won
der that money is so scarce when such is the
case!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

PRESERVING Eees.--A patent for the fol-
lowing has been granted in England: One
bushel quick lime, 80 ounces salt, ounces
creamtartar. The ingredients mix with as
much water as will reduce them to the con-
sistency that on egg, when put in, viii swim.
BY this method, eggs have been preserved
in condition perfectly sweet for two years
So says the newspaper account. 1t may be
well to try it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

UJThe Democratic torchlight procession
was made up almost entirely of Germans and
boys. About the only native Democrats we
saw in it were certain ofiice-seekers, who
looked as if they were ashamed of their COM
pany. One good Democrat appeared desper
ately ashamed, turning his head to one side
every time he met decent citizen. He was
held tightly by the arms, however, by two
others Sin for it, bearing torches. 1t was
in Iced the most joyless, soulless, spirtiess az
fair, that procession, we ever rec"llect to
have seen. Those in it oked as if they
were trying to be glad, but hadn't the slight
est idea of what they had to be glad for.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

There is printer in this city who has led
quite an eventful live. He has, within the
past ten years, been soldier, sailor. schc oil
teacher, barkeeper, an attache of a menagerie,
negro dancer, confectioner, and an editor.
Gin. Commercial.
We happen to know an instance"so event.
ful,'' as the Commercial calls it, that it makes
his story not worth telling. Our eventlul
subject is at present printer, and has within
ten years, been farmer, lawyer, a quack
doctor, temperance lecturer, school teach
er. dry goods clerk, a dry goods merchant,
grocer, teamster, post master, hotel
keeper, father of six children who suffers all
the horrors of penwy and want, in conse-
quence of his now degenerate avocation-an
editor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18
BUTCHER SHOP
J. B. MIESKE2-

Isata street near the. Washiagton Honss
Or HAS just receiveda large and well selec
BE- assortment of Cooking and ParIor St.yes of
latest and most approved patterns, " hch he
'sell astonishingly low. =
Also all kinds Of Tin, Sheet hon, Grass and Cop
|" are, stove trimmings, &c, &c. Also most splci,
assortment oil Britannia Ware embracing Tea and Col
rots, cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Candle Site
hnIves ana Forks, Spoons, Gators, Tongs, de-. VIII
we VIII take pleasure in showing TO the public Call
! ""'es' noyll
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Observation-Disclosures.

V1HB undersigned respectfully annou noes ,ha, h
4 remain IN tns place short time, and will be
may desire Likenesses OF themselves. friends. o,
dren, neatly executed and set in Loekets. Br,ms,
Finger-rngs, or Plain and Fancy Cases. in the yer
style Pictures taken with without cclors W
the recent Improvements. Landscapes. COMES NJ
oences. miniature or portraits copied with ncatne,
upon me shortest possible notice. Invalid. waited
their residence. "~'eN
Lauies ana uenticmen. are invited 10 call an
anime specimens, and are assured tia. NO pc,nr.
lowed to pass from his room unles il is in ever ms
Lar entirely satisfactory to the sitter as wen "a The
hoor's on the corner Of Main and 9Th streets ne
Railroad Depot nv
nov15 2td&lw* RIC Uapu
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TO MILLERs, CAPITALISTS AND
OTE9EPG

LNLlGlBLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-GREAT
~ BARGAIN The powerful and valuable STEAM
MILL lately belonging to the Mount Vernon and New
Harmony Plank Road Company This Mill drives two
saws and warranted TO cut three thousand eet Of lum
Der daily 1t was erected three years since 1T of
more than four thousand dollars. and is in excellent
order IL has four foot boiler Of the rery bsf Qnalty
which cost upwards OF five Hundred dollars
This mill is situated on Big Creek and the Plank
Road Elk miles from Mount Vernon, where the Plank
Road strikes The Ohio Rver. Around il isa heavily
umbered country where stocks can be obtained at low
rates and in any quastty Ii is seldom thai estab-
hshment valuable and conveniently situate is offered
10 the public. Possession Immediately.
As the present poprietors bought il at a oeap rate
and do not intend il. it will be Sold forcash or
part credit atfrom ONE THIR D to one hal its orgi.
nal cost. Fouracres of Land 20 with the Mil
Apply. f,r rrther particulars, at Evansville to Mr.
Crawford B y. Nam street; at New Harmon, TO Mr. n
c. Neteliun and at Mount Vernon to Mr.. William J.
Lowry norlsJwG6tw
II.Noitsbole copy week and send bill tdhs office
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A CHANCE FOR MILLERs AND CAPITALISTS.
1T will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns, that some of our neighbors in
Posey county offer for sale valuable Steam
Mill, situated on the Mt. Vernon Plank Road,
six miles from that town. The establishment
cost over four thousand dollars, is but three
years oh and IN good order, and is offered at
FROM one-t 1ifllso one-halt of its cost
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18

E-Ths new and beautiful steamer Prin-
cess was dowa yesterday afternoon. She is
a very large steamer, and built for the Match
ez and New Orleans trade. 81.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC, -
Or DagNerreOtyDp m n n furo~

JUI RECEIVED by steamer, Ladies patent leath,
hossuth boots, Ladies' enaiBeled Kossuth Boots: 4:
Jenny Land Boots Ladies Bronze. Kossuth and Lac
hoot. For sale by package or single pair. By
ho'o v. X. HENDRICKS a. 20
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shall
the sun
ing on the
of a once
severed, disco
rent with feul
In fraternal bl,
and lingering y
geous ensign
and honored >
high advN
streaming
single =
every
of livins
folds. as
the land.
whole heaven
every Americ;
lon, now and
ab.N"-Daw'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-15

PREVENTION OF RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
Every new proposal for The prevention of ac-
cidents upon railroads, is worthy of attention,
and should receive the consideration of those
who have any interest in their management
A simple expedient for the purpose of notify
ing engineers of accidents 10 trains, has been
put in operation in Europe. A looking glass
is placed before the engineer upon the locomo-
tive, inclined in such way as TO enable him
to see the whole train behind him, without
turning. Many roads in France have adopted
the plan, the greater part of those in Austria
have tried it successfully, and the locomotives
on the line from Brussels to Antwerp have
been just fitted with the necessary refiectors.
Should car or any portion of the train become
detached, should an axle break, or in short
any accident happen, the engineer sees it at
once. This cheap and simple plan is certainly
worthy of trial.-Boston Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-15


STATR TEMRERANcz Conference.-The Port
land Advertiser says that the State Temperance
Convention. which was held in that city, on
Wednesday and Thursday. was one Of the lar
gest and most enthusiastic ever held in that
city. A. s. Richmond, of Rockland, was
President. The Convention adopted resolu-
tons unequivocaliy endorsing the liquor law
now in force in this State, and expressing a
determination to vote for no man at the coming
State election who is net an uneqmivocal friend
of the law. A State Central Committee was
appointed to secure a thorough organization of
the friends of temperance through the Stale,
with reference to the election in September
1t was also voted to interrogate the several can
didates for governor, in order to know exac-
thy how they stand on the sbject. ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-15

The RECEPTION OF DANIEL WEBSTER in
Boston, Friday, was one of the greatest dem
constructions of the kind ever had in this coun-
try and never did that eminent Statesman ap-
pear to greater advantage than now, when, his
three score and ten years finished, he appears
again with his head whitened in the tolls and
laburs of a long life, among the people who
have hOnored him, and always welcomed him.
Every preparation having been made, the
streets decorated, and the military, of which
there were some twenty-five companies, arranp-
ed, Mr.. Webster appeared at two clock. in
an elegant carriage, drawn by six grey horses.
and was received with the laundering of can.
non and the cheering of an hundred thousand
people, who were anxious to show the conf
dence they had in him, and the love thew bore
him. Mr. Webster was accompanied by his
son, Fletcher Webster, and Hon. Franklin Ha-
ven. Then came the city government, the
Baltimore delegates the Webster association,
and other associations and citizens, and after
them cavalcade of more than two Thousand
horses-the largest that was ever seen in Bos-
ton. HEt nIagf
The streets along the ronte were crowded
with enthusiastic admirers of "the greatest llv-
ing statesman" who applauded him in every
rod he travelled, while the windows of the
stores, and balconies of the buildings, were
crowded with ladies', waving an infinite number
of handkerchiefs, showering boquets upon him
by the bushel. Never was Roman Conquer
or, returned from victorious warfare, received
in greater triumph.
When the procession reached the platform
on the Common, there were acres by acres of
upturned faces, gazing upon the embodiment Of
intellectual greatness, which. in Massachusetts
the empty s SHOW H Q. mere ha military glory can
neat and appropriate speech by Mr. Stevenson,
to which Mr. Webster replied at length, in his
bappisst and most eloquent manner. After the