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g. Deuts cher Dem0cratischer
49, Wing CIub.-Die MitgiicJer dcs
Deuts chen De nocratischr Wing Clubs SO vie allie
Dienstag AbenG den 9Th October a Uhr i'm
CluoZimmer "a versamuieln.
oc5-lt* In Auftrag des Praesidenten.
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Cons nmption CurabIe..

After an extensive practice OF n eucine in Phil
adelpha for 80 years, have compounded Cough
Medicine, suited to Coughs from colds, adapted
to a Consumptve Patient Ihaye cured thousands
Of persons with lung disease, and ali complaints
of the chest For allaying Inflammation, and cur
ing cough, there is preparation equalling this
compound o hers allay coughing, while this
cures. More than 20 900 bottles have been sold in
Philadelphia the past few months. Phy sicians
using it in their practice in this country and in Eu
rope 1t can be had in bottles at So and 81, with
my Medical Adviser gratis, by calling at the stores
of Purcell, Ladd & Co. Bennett & Beers. Adie d
Gray, Gaynor d Wood, o A Strecker, A Bodeker.
Alex Duval, r R Duva. Blair, 5 NJ Z 2chrisson,
and w Ladd, Richmond, Va.
oc5-ts j. s. ROSE, NJ D, PHILADELPHIA.
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E-% - ZONE, let US 1tedA0n IOSeluers|
LET THE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
READ The Testimony Of Lady after Thirty eight
Years Sufermg.-EoRTHAMPToN COUNTY. April
Is, i852.-Messrs. Tyler d Adair: have been al
tcted with Rheumatism, at titnes, from my twelfth
year. will be fly years of age the 18th of this
month The attacks were at times severe rs TO
render me helpless. | Lave tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked in
my shoulders, sides, back and hips, could not rest
day or night | could not move any part OF my body
without crying with pain At this time | also tried
many remedies, internal and external without re
ceivng any relief. | was at last advised to try
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TiNCTURE. Before
| had taken bottle of which felt much better,
and as continued taking it, felt strength coming
into my back and limbs, and my stomach strength
ened and revived every way. have taken five bot
tes and am much better than ever expected to
De. Intend to use itwheneverI need it, and would
recommend it to the afflicted believing it unequal.
led.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
See advertisement another part of to days a.
per- Gail on o. A. STRECkER and get pamphlets
gratis. II
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w. A. POWELL, Architect and
1lvi engineer, 1ince two dasrs from Main, on
18th street. opposite the efice of the Jsmes river
and kanawha Company Designs furnished for
every description Of Houses with estimates, con
tracts, and agreements Buildings supefintended.
ana ta size details furnished tor every portion OF
Building. Lessons given In the Archlfee,ural
scisnce and Art Of Drawing; all on very moderate
terms, se 25-im
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r Passing down Main stree. We ra,s
By tine fppsarance Of new sty.s Of Par-.. y.
show case OF our old es.abiished Dsggsrrao. - me
mr. WILLIAM =, PRATT; we sIluds to the rol,;s
lures Oh messrs Thomas A. Rust the err. - ing
ker, Bayiy Nimmo, and osbers' in ~; =. rar'
neaos executed with all the depth Of tin, ana NC
raj color oil Van Dyke, appear TO atari lee aa1u-
from the deep obscure of a black baex a, .nass
Swn'cn, oy tne oy, has been always Considered ~
highest style OF art) striking with the f,rca .ne
Itself upon the mind Ct the examiner and t " me
to the Imagination the task Of filing n, ds...s
which too often exhibit in the hands ~ ps aJsas
artists determines which do not r. aiiy exist tn
pictures have the advantage, frog their Use
strength, OF being seen In snv tight as the evs 80.
uray follows the concentration of the nir,5s nat
r. Is the originator OF this beautiful style. oea a.
IF To the Citizens of Richmora a..
transient Fisif0rs.-If you wish - E
your hair cut and dressed In the most fasbinnah,s
and tasteful style, and your wniskers chsngsa ~,
beautiful black or brown color. please call a. non
SONS Shaving, Hair Dressing and Sharona.rjIo
Saloon, in the American Hotel Hnseman, ng
Bile can furnish you with a not "a
shower oah at any hour, at IS cents or I've ,inIa.
for 81. -'0 .Ie ss
~ LIVER PILLs.-PREPARFD Fpou
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBsInCE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-The.e Pills are Dara,,a
Catnaruc, Ionic and Alternative in their effects an.
on the system. They excite the action OF the ~
in many cases in which Calomel would have No %
feet They also peculiarly etacaciogs in FL ~
male Diseases. ~ e
The wonderful success which has attended II,
use Of the Rockbrdge Alum Water and pi;Is ta 1e
many years, in great variety of diseases bss a.
CURED tor it celebrity rarely life er eoua!eo aad
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Cbenis..
OF the day have examined the Water and pills M
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal prone
ties. 1t has been declared by the best autrerite.
to be cure for every form of Scrofua. Cbronjc
Liver Diseases ali Chronic Diseases OF the StoynacS
and Bowels, Dyspepsia Chronic Diseases of The
Eyes, Mercu-isl Affections, and particularly sdan,
ed to cases of Passive Uterine henorrhage. con-.
plicated with arrangement OF the Liver and Sto
mach and many other disorders arising from I'M
purity OF the blood.
For sale oy Druggists and country merchant.
generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial, So per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing 70 purchase IN
large quantities, or become Agents for the sale Of the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON & Christian.
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN H. SEATRES
je7 Columbian Hotel Rlcnro1n
U Among diseases, d;spey-la and liver com.
plant rank as most difficult to cure. We are
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q 4 Great Cure for Fever and Ague y.

- A Great Cure for Fever and Ague y.
DIR. ROSES FEVER Anu AGUE TuNIC.-The
aaue oeing the most common form OF disease and
ludeed the fJrerunner Of most if not all ether dis.
eases, demands for its radical cure remedy which
has been well tested possessing full power to era
dcate disease ard strengthen the constitution. his
mixture, having never tailed in single case, is pro.
uounced by thousands to be that remedy.
This compound is truly the poor mans friend,
and the rich mans security The Clergy bar and
the press have already re.echoed the above state
ments.
few doses OF this wonderful Tonic is ALWAYS
sufficient to convince the most skeptical
. Inc infant and the aged may uae it alike, regula
ting Inc dose per directions.
DIREcTIoNs,-Afer purging freely with my
Railroad or anti Bilious Pills, take Que teaspoonfl
every hour during The absence of fever la cases
OF debility one teaspoorfui three times day. In
cases Of Yellow or hi.h Bilious Fever, one tea
spoonful every half hour after an emetc Price so
cents per bottle. j. 5. ROSE. NJ u
For sale by Bennett & Beers, Adie & Gray, Pur-
CELL Laid Co, Duval Il K Duval, o A
strecker, A Bodeker, Gaynor & Wood, Blair,
5 NJ Zaehfisson, and w Ladd oc
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~ Three Thousand One Dollar Pie.
lures taken within the last Two Months.
Does not tails look iike giving entre satisfaction
to our customers, and the pubiica If ii does nor
we would like to know what does. Do MT be
guned any longer BY paying high prices for your
pictures, but come to me and get d superior pic
lure for one dollar, case included. Warranted
equal to any In the country
FRANK MoULsoM,
sc "a N" 10 Maia street.
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- The Best Cough syrup in the
WOrid!-Dr J. s. ROSES Cough syrup. or
Expectorant.-Avoid quachery and take medi
cines prepared by regular physician.
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L. Public Taste Improved,-siMoNs
u gaerfeofypcs ara now a,Ilired by all who see
them; by some, for the richness of the coloiirg,
peculiar to theri aonesorne for the clea,ness and
als'ncthess Oh tne ngure enabling the spactsot 10
see them in cry light with the greatest ease-s.ne
sor the strength of their Light aud shade cearucss
oi Tie eye and tie general afistica i'm sn ol ta,
entire picture When il Ia known that we furnish
such gens our patrcns, is il wonderful that our
ousiness Is - rapidly increasingly Our as sortment
oi e~elry for setting Dsguefreotypas TO- is equal to
any in the city. NJ. +. SiMoNS,
se2 Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
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IL AUCTION NUTiCE.-ParucuIar al
tenIun is requested 10 the sale Of stock OF Groceries,
Shoes &C, to take place THIS MORNING, at IL
O'clock at the store Of r.. b Cradiock, (who is de-
Ginning business1 corner of Broad ana 18th
cts See advertisements.
Sale conducted by
uc5 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctionaer /
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- fhe Notes of ahe ne rchants> Ex-
change Bank of Washington City will be
redeemed al the office If Messrs IT, I. Pairo 81 Co.
at par. when presented in Gums Of i've dollars or
over. until further mott e. DC 4 djtwitF
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sx- THE EA fik 4 > . arrlses aud
49, leaves daily, by Mail Trains, airays faa
charge of trasty Agents. This mode of RECEIVING
or forwarding goods of whatever description, COM
bnes economy. aud what is of greater i'm oortance,
speed. Our wagon will call tor goods TO 90 away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS a. cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth street,
Sc 10 Mar tue Post ,fica.
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This company has received Tor premiums over
l,50O000 dollars and is OF he beat tee Lnited
States or Europe. During tue present year lne
agent, in Richmond, h. paid Losses OF 5,0U1 S,Uo'
aud one CT GU dollars and mas auoih5r u Steoo
IL pay IN a few days. Ali losses are PAID promptly
No company insure for less cha 80 aud give
equal security aud advantages 10 the insured
DC SIT
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THE isT OF OCTOBEiA Is the
49, day which most CT cur city Schools
commence their Winter campaign. Teachers,
ty of School Books may be had at WEST IL
BROTHERS., (near the Post Ofice) at moderate
prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-05

a -xs ATTENTIUN! CAILDKEN.-
ES~~a-A AT the personal solicitation OF a number
of ciuzans the Eightingales vii give Grand mi
day SoIREE on Saturday afternoon, October 9th
at 3 clock The whole Troup, as well Master
Adams will sing their sweetest songs, and perform
their best dances.
Children will be admitted at 10 cents, adults IS
cents. Family tickets, admitting i've, 81.
&C Sit
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49, Dunlop, Moncure & Co. ask the
sS>a-A attention OF dealers to their auction ga Of
Groceries, &c. THIS MORNING, at III 0 clock,
without regard to weather. oc )
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See cases Cough. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECkER-pamPhiets gratis.
&C z
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( OsT, by lady, while going from Caarcn Hill,
Ia on Main to Governor street, or in one ot The ON
nlbuses Gold BRACELET, with purple sets. Tie
finder will receive suitable reward By leaving Il
at this office. Oc 5-It
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4 UST, on Wednesday, 2znd oeptr.aoer last, on
IL the cars, between Richmond and aqua Greek,
linen bag, containing about Sll3 in notes, trunk
key, baggage check, and through ticket TO Bal
tiinore. hoeral reward will be gwen t1r the mo-
hey if left at this Office, or with Messrs, Dresden
Fog PIT Broad street. DC 5-4tt
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-28
LETTER FROM CRIST THE MUIR
DERER.

The Supreme Court of Alabama has affirmed
the Judgment in the ease OF Cgist, the young
man sentenced 10 death at Mobile for The murder
Of G ialloW-tgaveler, while lod. ing at hotel IN
that city, Cris has published an address to
the citizens of Mobile, protesting thalhe is ino.
cent, but admitting that the jury were in duty
bound, with the evidence brought before them,
to bring in the verdict they did. lie contends
however, that he can establish his innocence, II
a new trial be granted him, aud proceeds to bo.
wall his awful condition in the following style;
How sudden, how fearful, is the change which
has come upon mel But few months ago
was enriched with all that makes life desirable
--an atiectionate wife and child, friends, health
and peace, competence, good name; the past un~
regretted the future sure; aud now, my portion is
the gloomy dungeon--the bitter pangs Of sell,
reprOaeb--tbe whips and stngs Of remorse--he
slow torures Of suspense--tears that chill the
blood. =
The distance Of relatives aud friends being so
far, that it cuts me of entirely from any asss.
tance from them at all. In conclusion | call up-
on you 10 deal Justly and mercully with me, if
not for my sake for my lamenng family
might speak to you Of the gloom that this unla,
yorabe verdict has spread among a large circle
Of relatives and friends, OF the anguish Of my
heart broken wte--of the withefing blight
which will fall upon nay innocent ehld-of the
deep unmOying shadow that has settled upon our
once happy and cheerful hearts. BY all that
makes life Gweet, to you take not mine away un.
der the veil of injustice lightly; by that good
name which is the immediate jewel Of your
souls; by the sunshine that beams from old lami.
liar faces; by the kisses Of your children which
perhaps are yet warm upon your lips, close not
the gate Of mercy against your fellow man.
There are some elements in the present case
which must deepen those emotions Of love that
are planted in your bosoms.
The fact is that | belong not 10 that class
from which the murderers are usually drawn.
an not one Of those wandering outlaws 10 whom
The world and the worlds laws are alike hostile,
whose life is warfare against society, whom
The industry Of others support, and whose daily
food is the wretched bread Of guilt whose hRrd- |
ened face is stamped with guilt but on The other
hand, my life has been irreproachabls from my
youth upwards. | have been respected, industri- !
,us, temperate and trustworthy; my position in |
ile has been humble aud one OF daily toll; my |
lays have glided by in tranquil industry, and the
eep Of innocence has nightly visited my pillow, |
md has given to society those pledges which |
lre ever most ehectually 10 restraining laws
ess impulses. The strong and sweet ties Of do.
nestle life were wound round me TO draw me 10
What was Just and good, and 10 withhold me from
What was evil, but alas, have been branded
With curse that will forever mark me as an
bject Of disrust and feel myself an oulcasl
rom society, and forever barred out from my
much beloved wife aud child
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-28
A QUESTION PUT AND ANSWERED.

HEMY CLAy's OpfNloN op Scorrb Nomt.
NATION The Richmond Wing, IN tugId anti
clio ON Ge'. Scot, ashs--"Aie there no honof-
lo' tho menof toil--lhe defenders Of the Rejmb.
lie Shall hey sci down, covered with the du,t
and toll Of ihirY years battle, and receive Moth
ing at the hanls Of the people r We will
let Henry Clay anlwer that question. No living
man could do i be,er. In Quo Of his eloquent
oralons ho said --
Let the public gratitude manifest itself in iust
aud adequate rewards, drawn from the public
treasure Let inspired poets sing the praises OF
our military aud naval commanders, Let the
chisel and the pencil preserve their faithful ina
ges for the qualification of the present and future
generations. Let the impartial historian faith
fully record their deeds Of glory aud renown, Tor
the admiration end the imitation of prosperity.
say too, in the language of departed sage,
honor 10 those who I'LL he measure of their coun.
try's glory But il should appropriate, con.
slderate honor--such as becomes its object, and
such as treemcn, jealous, cautious apd enlight,
ened lreemen ought to oeslow. II my suffrage
is asked for The Highest oirH Office Of nay country,
The candidate, hoWeuer WnSirious and successful
he mag be, MUST PRESENT sonE OTHER TITLE
THAN LAURELs, HOWEVER oLoRIoUsLy GATH
Erred ON T8R RL0oD.srAfNED FIELD"
What other title to the Presidency has Win.
field Scott, save "aures from a blood. stained
aedp Upon what else do his advocates rely
for success than a "blnd and needless eaihusiasm
for MERE military reaopaW
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-28
MR.. CLAY AND GENERAL SCOTT.

| We have seen several statements TO the pur.
port Of the following, going the rounds Of the pa.
pers for six weeks past, and have looked in vain
for any authorized denial. We therefore pre-,
snme the fact as stated that Mr. Clay, in bis last
days, disapprovcd Of the nomination Of Scott and
counseed opposition TO him, and that tho Soulh-
en wings Gentry, Williams, Cabell, and others
act under bis advice in opposing him. What a
spectacle for The wings Of the Union, when Clay
and Webster give the cold shoulder to their nom.
nee How Is il 10 bs expected that the thou
sands Of The rank and file will support Scott,
when the great fathers Of The party declare the
nomination not ft 10 be made. Mr. Thos. II.
Clay, It is conceded is in possession Of bis ath-
ers real opinions Is TO Gen. Scott, aud has not
denied the facts here set forth:
(From Brounlow's Whig.)
Mn. Clay AND GEN. SCoTr.-Through NAL
ice, III will and jealousy, being instignated by
DEvrL, as we honestly believe, Gen. Scott and
bis friends defeated the nomination Of Mr. Clay
in 1870. and again, ia ls45 and then boasted Of
their triumphs over the Kentucky Statesman
For this offence, all things else being equal we
never will have anything TO do with Scott. De-
string 10 know as most others did, land still do, |
what Mr.. Clay thought Of The nomination Of
Scott, we addressed private letter 70 a gentle |
man We knew would understand The position of
the dying patriot and we have received The fol- |
lowing answer, which tho public may rely upon.
Mr.. Clay was good Judge Of men and their
qualifications Of Office, be was an honest and
flank man, and certainly so when DYING.
WAsHINeroN, July %, 1852.
DgAR BRowNJow; Ia answer TO your inqui-
.ies, have 10 say, that did NOT hear Mr. Clay's
asi political and other conversations, bot hule
.ompany being admitted 10 bis room, but ] IN
.ersiand perfectly What they were, and | am
confident / can report them correctly ic you.
Although in dying state, and conscious Of IL
vas quite anxious as to the result Of the Bali, I
lore Conventions. lie spoke Of Mr. Pierce, in Z
sms Of respect; said be vas man Of moder-
ie talents, and was TOO liule knoWn to excite
'uch interest only as parry feeling might &c, it q
P.
To General Cass and Thomas II. Clay, Mr.
lay expressed decided opinion, af,er hearing a
! the nomination Of Gen. Scott. lie said IN .
distance ''thc nomination was due 10 Mr.. Pills
lore, and that be had no confidence in Gen. d
cou's ability 70 administer the Affairs Of the a
government al this important jisic.ars Il affairs; 3
laf be would rather see the administration 10 }
.s hands Of safe and competent Democrat, '
ian trusted 10 an Incompetent whig" (" pi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-28
A C0NTENTED MAN.

correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce
wrote recently to a friend in Maryland, and eH-
! pressed a wish 10 make him rich. His lIient
sent him the following reply:
Ny DEAR FRIEND But an rich have
got boy whose eyes sparkle like 'jewels Of the
mine" and whose smiles are purely angelic, and
there Is 80 much Of heaven Ia bis face, that, when
see him, am out Of the ills Of this life. Why
I have such tranquility, such bliss that the mo-
menls flying are Of more value, eart Of them,
than the brightest sands Of Califesam.
an rich for live 10 an age big with the
events Of the worlds progress. In my boyhood
read OF the stirring scenes Of the American rev
oluiion Of the peieoric wbirl Of Napoleon; Of
all such events as would fire the mind Of youth,
and wished that could live at a time when
could be in the midst Of such mighty events; aud
here | am, al period in the history Of the world
more interesting than any before il when there
are mghueT revolutions than ever before; and
not 80 much BY leading individuals spirit, as BY
a universal and voluntary spirit Pervading all
classes.
There was time when the poet sang thus;
"How feet is the glance Of The mind
Compared with the speed Of it fight
The tempest itself legs behind,
And the swift winged arrows of light"
Not 50 could he sing now, for we follow in the |
Iighlning's wake, and are up with the "glance Of
mind"
an rich Cor witness lhe Struggle fer tbe
gold Of California the live sacrificed, the des I
,sraie reaching forth Of lettering Old age ior that
yold which il worships ia the rays Of the setting
un, and am happy that The current has not borne 4
ne hiiher.
I an rieki for have a yir8ous mind, and
ave no relish for The society Of the dissouie
nd vicious; and their pleasures, 10 me, seem al
.lackncss.
! an rich for | have a peaceful mind ana
bougb the vicissiudes Of life have been niany
nd severe to me. their effect upon my mind has
,een such that the re;rospecl Is olened, and
COX baok upOn my experience, and dream Ike
-is,a welcomes ny view. ] am al times annoyed
q ny pscuniary iIairs, and feel that destiny has