The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10
fNHE SOLE RHEUMATIC sPRCIYIC
4 KIN U w NJ orIisucre,s Rheumafic

Compound and Rloea puriaer-from ths
numerous astonishing cures it has effected OF kheu.
maflsrn In all forms and conditions has become the
MOST popular remedy ever offered 70 the American
public In presenting ihis COMPOUND 70 the corn
rnunlty, the Proprietors, although aware from
past experience oil It's entire rea i,y to cope with
and eradicate every vestige OF this dire com
plant, are perfectly willing TO allow lis merits 10
ne judgt from Its effects, as il is compounded EN-.
pressly for one complaint, ard Ia only apDlica.
bie to such complaint, although its curative pow.
ers hay have happy Influence ctaariiis attend.
ing the human frame More than two thousand
cases OF Rheumatism, chronic ana acute have
been permanently cured during the past year by
the use OF few bottles OF the Coio pound and tes-
tmonials OF the most fattering nsiere aave been
and are constantly received from individuals of the
highest standing in the community Tie deepest
seated and most hideous have readily welded
| to the potent influence of this Compound, aud al.
| though physicians have pronounced p14sy OF them
ncuIaole, they are ye living, sufficient evidences
| to convince the most scepicae.
| Moftsntores Rheumatic Comp und 10
vegetable Internal remedy, harmless IN its efTecs
and can be adminisIered with safety 10 any age
and condition, and has never been spoyvn 10 fail
For sale by PURCELL, LADD d c o. sole Agents
for Richmond w v 6LtXANDEa & co, Pro.
prietoEs, NO l Barclay street, Asioc nanse, New
| York.
Chronic determinations Twenss Years
| standing.
| oT LOUIS. Feb q, ls4s.
Capt Edward Powers writes:--I hsve for more
| than twenty years been severely afflicted with
Rheumatism, first acute, then chronic 4 tried all
| other remedies OF which coaid hear. also had
| the best medical attendance which could be pro-
| cured all proved uDavaAng. / procured and
| used two bottles of MortmoFe's Rheumatic Com
pound and Blood Purifier, ald i cured me sound
and well.
ja3l EDWARD POWERS.
NA tsCAA Mos as IllC ksnUND.-Be.
AVE- ilsvIng that both you ana your apprentices
are suffering from the Went OF sooc English edu-
cation. for the latter would therefore propose to
open Night school at my Kocrns Apply TO
REV. WM. LOVE,
mn I-ot Ith street below Leigh.
IA ACRU5 COPAG VIEWS OF ENG.
I'VE LAND.-ENGLISH ITEMS, OR, MICRO
SCOPlC VIEWS OF ENGLAND AND ENGLISH.
merry MATT. T. WAaD. Aati.or of Letters
from Three Continents" One neat vol l2mo.
Cloth, 81.
CONTENTS
Our Individual Relations with England
It-Sixpenny Miracles in England
lll-Ihe Custom House
lV-Rural scenery
V-Engish Writers en- America
W-English Manners
Vl-English Devotion to Dinner
EilI-English Gentiity
lX-Origln If The Church of England
4-Persecution under the EstaGii.hsd Church
AI-Present State of the Established Church of
England
XII-Heraldry
his Is certainly a very clever booS and contains
not little that is both true and amasing-lAibany
Argus.
Avisorous volume, which embraces the ieroess
onslaught that we have ever read, upon the dispo.
sition manners, propensities snd social institutions
OF England and her people-[Bosson Posi-.
Z This volume asounds with incideats Of English
life IN all its phases, which will make delightful
treat TO such readers as relish high seasoned re.
past. 1t is capital Il Fhia. American,
"As retaliation upon British tour,sEs il America,
this book should be extensively read by Engish-
men; as such 1t will be relished by many In this
country. We confess that we have read his book
with much pleasure. ~ Savannah News.
"Ite BOOK Is spiritedly written, and will find f.
vor with ail"-tDsily Globe.
For sale by NASH q WoOCHOUsE,
NH y Eagle Square.
IS1 AT PRIVATE SALE IL ne subscriber is an.
tnorized to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
ments on the Northwest corner o. Cary and 18th
streets, now occupied BY punctUa tenants at fair
rents.
Also, a vacant Lot now used "a coal yard by
MIR. Samuel P. HAYES, fronting "a feet on thes
North side OF the Basin bank, runniag back 40 teet
| to Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on tas South side of
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets. aow occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood having looms, besides
NH 9-ts w. GoDDiN.
III Ew bO0ks.-heceiyed aud foe sails al No.
I ' 90 Main street, opposite the Ciiy Hotel By
d.
Vilette, By Currer Bell, author Of shirley, Jane
Eyre &c, price soc
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Ceths-
rine Sinclair, Soc
Disturnelfs Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being guide through thu United states
and Canada also, giving the Ocean Steam Packet
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges, List
OF Hotels &C., with Mspof the United States and
Canada, a5e
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, Esq, comp etc in one vol, Soc
large variety Of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly on hand aud
for sale by GLIB.
nah
READY MADE ULUTINls.
SPRIN G TRADE OF 1858.
M are now receiving al lI2 Nafn street.
w our Spring and simmer STOCK OF Ciotning-
which Is the beat assortment We have ever offered
for sale, embracing every variety and quality Our
goods have been manufactured by Ourselves; they
are well cut and made. and will ne sold a. cheap
as The same quality Of goods can se bought in any
market. Merchants are requested TO call and en-.
anime our stoek of Clothing, and we pledge our
selves TO show them goods, well suited 10 their
trade, and az prices that will ladaee them 10 buy.
5. MERCHANT & WElSIGEk,
| NH % liz Aain street.
4 IC0RfCE.--30 cases Licogiee. Barracco,"
| Ia warranted the fnest Calab-ta Licosice. FOE
by sTkEChEh.
mh9
| fssONQUA BEANs.-ls3ee ,bs Prime old
| i Back Beans. Just to hand snd ,or sale oy
mis- = = - = nr-1nEn.
TSE1ZII SUGAR., zue bags; syrup, 100
| ID bbls; Recsi6ed whisky, ~ DDS; Joiee, 10