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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

- Dyspepsia, rheumatism. ScrOfuia,
Liver Complaint, q c.-tRoM THE hiETRoP-
it around-let the afflicted hear the glad
idings This is but the sentiment of thousands
WAsHINGToN May II, 1855
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen-Having
,een afflicted with Liver Complaint often years stand
ng hereby for the benefit OF the afflicted take great
pleasure announcing that after using few bottles
II our Hampton Tncture, found it had accomplish
perfect cure. | have used different medicines
pm time time, but have never been able to account
any apparent coed; and it is blessing TO stricken
anity that that medicine is found hlch possesses
(Wondrous power Of prolonging human life The
cures it has wrOughtis sufficient guarantee of
= enefcial results which may be experienced from
Yours, respectfully,
AONIC EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM
RTife ofThos NJ Yeakle rs Pearl st~gas a great
s1y for eight years. Restored to perfect health by
( | nj MS Vegetable Tincture.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
| A the family of Hon w Thomasson, once
MEM Congress, from Kentucky, mass Of
soresV head to foot His eyeds turned inside out,
protr1X yer the eyeballs produce blindness.
| He wpA Id by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
MUCH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
| Mr. II Wlnn had a cough for five years, great
| weekneA had, in all, five or SIX physicians tried
all their les, but was cured only by Hampton's
Cal and vamphlets gratis.
| Sold hv GA STRECKER, Richmond.
/ q b JONES co, Petersburg
Ii MORTIMER Il M0WBRAY,
Il ProprietA atimore, and Druggists gensrallys
| ie 10
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RY EXPR ESS.-th avejust received beautiful
ID assortment OF Tan Bereges snd White Silk
FIihges THOS D QUARLES,
Je l3-2t .23 Broad st.
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" 1T would hardly do for any one TO have the te-
merity nowadays to question the excellence of DIR.
Hoofand's German BItters, which prepared by
DIR C. M Jackson. In of dyspepsia, liver com
plant and arrangement Of the digestive organs their
many virtues have long since been made plainly ap-
parent They purge from the system the morbid hu-
nsors which retard the natural functions, and bring
paeness to the cheek and suffering to the brow They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the
tenn to high health lie S-dw2w
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EE@ NOTICE.-A. BODEEER respectfully
informs his friends and the public ia general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, immediately
opposite his ola stand, and that OF Messrs Van Lew
d Taylor, where he has opened with fresh end
enlarged Stock of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuhs. Brushes, Fancy Articles,
q C; &ac great is observed in the selection
Of his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everyth ing pure and tee from sduteration, and st
as low and accommodating terms they be
bought anywhere in the city.
Oriers and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. BODEKEk,
nv 26-ts No 10 main Street
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LANBEtl's LITE kiSX tsEEaCE.
70. 3 North Calvert street.
II . kfk ~ MI
lDOOgIte, RaTnuu'a Hot,


Opposite Barnum's Ho,ei0
'ENHE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets soithfn
4 tee state OF ptTgtatG icing now IN violation of
law, ana attended with heavy pepalf5 On con
vichon, The subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who nav feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident of
Richmond :or upwards OF thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State ne
deems II almost unnecessary to give any further
assurance that Sill business CT rtided To him will b,
promptly aud properly attended To-
EE Packages, single Tickets and 81 ares, in all
the Mary land LotteI .es. for sale
~ Ihe printed Official drawings cent to cor.
fespendeEis ny the hrsi mali.
Ey~ Prizes csshed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my fists Bgaiaorsz Md.
Al OklGt-nUhE7s BI1WEA gORDIAL
w AND BLOOD PURIFIER Price, 81 per
bottle.- Physicians OF The frat standing In the
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers vino had long
suffered from diseases or complaints brought By
sedentsry habits exposure Indigestion torpid state OF
the lyer or impurities OF the blood, look upon
this Cordial most mysterious and magical in its
prominent IN the treatment and cure Of NeursIsss'
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite Acdiy OF the Sto.
mach Nervous Headache or Flow of Blood 10 IN
Head costiyeness Irregularities of the BowsLs
Pleursy, Pains or Misery in the Side Region OF e
Heart Flatuency on Depression OF Sprits Paipts tio
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking sensationa
Prostration of the Nervous system Cold ChiIIy San
sations. Numbness of the Flesh or Limbo DiffcnIe
or Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases -
the Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jsundics NJ.
Of the Kidneys, Derangement or Prostrate Con.
ditien of the Organs Of Nature which cause ns;nfi
irreguarites especially with Females. nraSurin.
Debility ana Prostration Of the Nervous system PA
or Sallow Complexion. - -
asfoFtimore's Bitter Cordial
IL purely vegetable, pleasant to take and nerfeetlv
sale 70 Dc USED In any state of health even by ths
most delicate female or child - 80
~ Pnce one dollar per bottle
w. " ALEXANDER Co. PropYiefor. Ma p.r
clay street, fAstor House, New York
:, " remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
mat most Invaluable and sure remedy for kheuma-
ism N all ITS forms, either infammatory acute o.
cnionic no dinerence how bad the case or bow lone
standing This 10 Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
IOGND, which isa vegetable extract, internal re-
meoy, prepared expressly for tis disease. Ia has
Already cured Thousands who had long been cnipples
The evidence IL most overwhelming and convincing,
as gwen BY vast numbers Of most respectable ci
tizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and
nhcates OF your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored 70 per-
For sale 81 PURcELk, LADD co, SOLE Asssss
for Richmond apo
40 D0Z. PAINTED BuCkErs.-yust
AZ received per Coulter. and for sale "
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Desperate Case CT ScrOfuIa
cured by HollOways Ointment and pills.

Mr. Heydon, OF sydney, wholesale A gent for the
sale of Holloway's medicines in New South Wales,
states that Thomas Evans in the employ of Mr.
Charles Thomson, of Berambulu, was sorely
afflicted for years with serofula in the neck, and
his body was covered with peculiar kind of PIN
pie, out of which exCded watery mucus. lie
had been considerable expense in trying various
medicines, but without any good effect he then
used Hol!owsy's Ointment and Pills. which ip q
short period SO eiactusty cured him, that re has
continued Ill the most perfect hsslth to the pieseni
time.
Sold b. the Proprietor, 224, straud, (near TEN
pie Barr London, and by a!i respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines tn OughOut the British Empire,
and by those Ok the United States in Pots and Bog
at 374 cents, 81 cents and 81 so each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses il the Union. and
toy Messrs B i . SANDS. EeT York, ana PUR.
CELL, LADD d, co, Richmond, Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizeS.
N B-Directions for the guidance of P .tierts are
asixed to each Pot or Box. je 13-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

EET Important 10 the Puhiic.-EXPRESS
CITIES IN THE UNlON<-We prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted our
charge also. Drafts furnished for large small suma
payable at every town or city in the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods collected and
prompt returns
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their by patron
isng the old established and responsible Express of
i ADAMS Co.
an Is No 4. l4th Street
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40 DaZ. PAINTED BUCkkrs.-yist
AZ received per Coufier and Tor sale "
10 Il WILLIAMS a BRO.
(yILaaAN'S tnsfa ataac ans Liquid Hair,
NJ DYE, warranted perm anent. for SAFE py
X DUvAL q BaO
je13 Ra-k square
Family LARD.-Ia Paiis, Boa sal Ksrs-
II JEST received per steamer, aud fof sale by
jsl3 WILLIAMS Il BRo.
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Fatal Aeci5eul Tile Erie Canal.

F0tdt AcCiden G-Ihe Ere Canal.
ALBANY, n. y. Bune 1.-The uestle work
OF the bridge Oh the Albany and Northern Rail
road, fell this morn hing, fatally injuring several
persons.
The COMMITTEE Of conference upon the sub
Iect OF enargng the Erie Canal has agreed
upon plan VIII |cb will command an unani,
nous vote in bot Houses
Deaf hs 6y Dr0Wning.
PHILADELPHIA June l2-Jaeob Martin, his
brother Charles 70 EDWARD McMichaeI, were
drowned while ba mug IN Inc Schuylki near
Point Breeze. Nh ls morning. Jacob MI rim
leaves wife and three children, the others
were young men.
Aequi Ilaf ~ Mas0Hey.
NEW YORK, j fhe - captain haioney,
charged with M toehhg seaman named
Emanuei. was tod ply acquitted. There is s,ail
another iudictmen, r. niing against him.
WAsHIsGros.- b. Sasscer, charged
with causing the do ath OF Emeline Johnson by
administering stryct nne, was brought up for
trial on Saturday. The prisoner pleaded "not
guilty"
An unfortunate W bite woman named Mar
celia Duncan, a,,e,nI4 ied to cut her throat on
Friday last. She eut n herself badly, but may
recover.
r-S. An o,nnibus ii able and lumber yard in
p.aoL,vo weye burnt pa Sunday afternoon.-
Six horses perishsd 4 Tue Names
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gers Safe Arri
D.-One hundred
|ers rescued from
y, recently abandon
Ia Liverpool 10 This po\
a vessel from Nassau
the mos, distressed cor
|the people Of Nassau ez
81 literally in their be
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Will be sold Immediately after the above sale, lot
No g. fronting 33i feet Lester street, Rockets,
running back to Glilies Creek adjoining TO MIR Roys-
ters property. Also lot No 90 fronting 900 feet ON
Hague street, running back TO Gillie's Greek.
Terms as above.
w CNDnJH h-ot
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y An onnibus 81 able and lumber yard in
b Ixo vere burnt pa Sunday afternoon.-
e,ished the flames.
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IA ILL PICks.-We invite the atIentian Of
IVA MllleIs TO our stock OF superior Mill Picks.
CT slNTUN Il co,
Sign Of the Circular saw,
jel3 I'll Main IT.
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Dead hs by Drounfng.
VITAL 0fM0I0HeU

ttai Of Matoaey.
ine III Captain Maloney.
ordering a seaman named
py acquitted. There is s,;ii
r ,Illing against him.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
NEW GROCERY,

NEW GNOULNAl \
At the old stand, the Baltimore Store :. TesT SonUS
onnosite the City Hotel where may Ss ,Cs ,. S
rood aasOltmena o - esn bs had b1tieIs eegS tes2
hssH S M of~Ssh the hgSss, s %sIssS sSOss IN the s
viii be Pad, and sou SsDSs ana the public genesav VI s
.s %s before purchasing elsewhere JOHN E JAMES
| -iy3s 2m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-12
NEVER FAILING REMEDY!!!
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.


TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. Thompson. Chemist, Liv-
erpool, dated August 2Oth, 1852.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAN SIR- am enabled to funish yon with most
~S'raordlnary cure effected by your invaluable Oint
pent and Pills; which has lSonished every person ac
qnsnIsd with the sufferer. About 10 years ago, Mr.
W. CummnS. OF Baltney Street, in this town. was
thrown from his horse whereby he received yery seri
Gus Inquiries he had the best medical advice al the
time, and afterwards intimate Cf different in.
hrmarss, yet he grew worse, aud at last a malg- !
Sant running ulcer settled in his hip, which Sc /
completely cdpPled him, that he could not move with
cut cruches Tor neaNy 10 years recently he began 10
use your Ointment an Pills, which have now hea led
'hs wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled him 10
dlsnenSe with his clutches, so that he can walk with
the greatest ease, aud with renewed health and vgour
(S'gned) J. THOMPSON
MOST ExTRAoRDlNART CURE Of OF 4
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID had FAILED.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Hiri, ID aper. Of Ready
near Gsinsbro', dated Mach Isl, 1852
Ts professor HoLLowtY,
Ms Some time smce one OF my children was Rf-
hir,ra with dreadful crnptious over the body and
mhE. oh,sin-tl the advice OF several eminent Sur
ssons and Physicians, hv all Of whom the case was
considered hopeless. At length tried your Ointment
aRd Pills. and without sxaCgeration, the effect was mi
,Acuous. for by HsrSverng their use, oil the erup
yions quickly disappeared and the child was restored
S.,,;. s ii S,i = ess. s,a adop! :. you"
sha would NaNe ureN @N'N'
SS ,.srirv Ib, truth Of this to any enqnwer
happy lo!es'uS J. HlRD, Draper:
rrvr tS'S;'SRSE EiS SREMEDY FOR sc0RBl TIC HUM0NFS
SEEa NN Ny An ASTONISHING CuRE or An
nipIApY SEVENTY YEARS OF A"t
W." OF \ BAD LEG, r,.,,
wy " isis, bath,
,oF.ssor HoLrCWAy' .,.,, .F.ct,a by
10 ~. s,s-Ainong the numerous cn'es en'GL" ~
49, -, ycur yaluable mrdlcIaes IA 'he hT,su"'
.S a.. may mention thA, OF an OLD iS.S co,' FL,
hno" III. Of Pres,on, about five miles from % VI,
,ns b,d liberated wounds N her 'es 'r' @ "S,
Wv ,nt aIr,rly they Increased TO snch 81, aT
HeaS; N J.Cy all The usual remedies neI heI'I
U;%I gvirE way underthe suffering sue ,o yo,
rsP'oN 81 conGriOn she had recourse 10 yS,
ms u, md pills, and by the assistance Oh % - -
,,Ss enabled TO perssvere in 'ner use, u't s >.
lIlenusa ;i"a neIirct cure We have ourselves U1
,. ,s,oni,bed at the effect upon so olu PI,SU oO
EhS;nS Shoy. 10 years Of age We shsm ,e ~ X
80 ,st;sIT ans enquiries as TO tue ', w. nv
70 My yJ:r,ni case either personally OF oy e,'I', h
feAy y;y.,s in the Bath Police Force, Slso: nSS y,
ApLIHs" ,,, cuTed OF an old seorbutie affection ~
rs .T.r M other means he'd failed. he s.I'es Ds
s .n;ir,lv by tue use Of your oln'me"'' anu 'Pe
loudly in its pra"e. D..r Cir
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-02
Love n a Printing ONCE.

One day little blue-eyed, saucy looking crea.
ture of sixteen summers, named Mary, expressed
desire to visit printing Office. Cad thought
1. what chance Love in printing Office, eh !
Well Mary came to the Office, and explained
the use of the various Implements of the black
art--the press the roller, the ink, the stand, and
the boxes of A. B. G. took an opportunity to
snatch her pretty little hand, and she drew 1t back
knocking stickful of matter into pI.
az must have kiss for that" said l, and at it
u went managed to twist my arm around her
waist, and in struggle to free herself, she upset
a galley of editorial, but obtained the kiss BY
Saint Paul it was sweet one-and the little
witch bore it like martyr-she never screamed
once just as l raised my lips from hers, she gave
me a box on the ear that made me see more stars
than ever did Herschel through the big telescope.
Somewhat nettled, and with my cheek smarting
with pain, l again seized her waist, saying, III
you don't like it just take back the kiss" AS she
jerked herself from my arms, her foot struck the
ey-pot, and over it went. Another galley OF edl-
torial was sprinked on the floor and in her efforts
to reach the door, her foot slipped and she fell,
and her hand stuck up to the elbow in the ink key.
She slowly withdrew it, dripping with ink, and
asked what use | made of tar. To my sur
prise, she seemed rather pleased than angry--but
there was lurking devil in her eye that told me
there was mischief afoat. AS | stood surveying
the black covering of her hand, she raised it on
high, and brought it down 'kerslap'' upon my
cheek Before | could recover from my surprise,
the same little hand again descended and left its
inky imprint my other cheek.
why, Mary, what are you about %
81 think you told me that you rolled ink on the
face of the FORM said she--anG again her hand
lit upon my face, taking broad slap in the very
middle Of my countenance, and most wofully be-
daubed my eyes. With light step and a merry
peal of laughter, she skipped through the door,
She turned back when beyond my reach, and with
her rogueish face peeping in at the doorway, said,
81 say, Charley, what kind of roller does my
hand make 90
''You take too much ink said l.
'Ha ha Well, good bye, Charley; that's my
impression Ha ha!''
went to the glass and surveyed myself for a
moment, and l do believe | would have passed fol
a Guinea negro without the slightest difficulty.
''And So" said l to myself, ''ths is love in a
printing Office The devil fly away with such
love-"
The next morning when the editor came to the
office, Il rather calculate" he found things lit
tie topsy -turvy. However, that made no differ
ence to me-for mzzled long before daylight
bore marks of the scene for many day; and
now, whenever I see lady enter printing Office
| think of little Mary, and keep my eye on the
ink key; and though she were as beautiful as Hebe
| would not touch her with ten foot POLE
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-02
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March 19th.--Mr Waldo took
charge of the Pension Bureau this morning.
Samuel Cole, of New York, late clerk in that of
ice was commissioned chief clerk vice johnson
removed.
W. w. Dennison, at present democratic clerk
in the Census Office, offered the chief clerk
ship of that Office to-day. 1t is understood thai
fifty clerks are to be removed from the Census Of
fee on Monday.
Gov. Lane started this evening for Oregon, ex
pecting to arrive on the tenth of May, and enter
upon the duties of his office Immediately.
Lit. Gov. Willard, OF Indiana, arrived yester
day morning 1t is supposed his visit has some
bearing upon Col. Germans appointment to the
Land Office. He is backed by the entire delega
ton of % States.
| Z. S. Mdrshals.-Fernando j. Moreno, to be
marshal of the United States for the southern
district Of Florida, in place of Walter c. Maloney
resigned. Jesse B. Clemens to be marshal O
the United States for the middle district of Ten.
nessee, in place of William NJ Brown, removed
Robert j. Chester, to be marshal of the United
States for rAe western district of Tennessee, in
place of A. Guthrie, resigned.
Officers for Oregon.-Joseph Lane, of Indi-
ana, to be governor of the Territory of Oregon
in place of John P. Gaines, removed. Isaac
Stevens, of Massachusetts, to be governor of the
Territory of Washington. George L. Curry, o.
Oregon to be secretary of the Territory of Oregon
in place of Edward Hamilton, removed. J. w
Nesmith, of Oregon, to be marshal of the terrific
ry of Oregon, in place of Joseph L. Meek, whose
commission has expired.
Land 0fces.--John G. Hays, of California tc
be surveyor of the public lands in that State, vice
Samuel D. King, removed. VIM. Dowsing, tc
be register Of the land Office at Columbus. Miss.
his term of office having expired. Andrew J
Pontotoc, Mississippi, vice John 7. Brooks, whose
term of Office expires on the 21st inst Iacamiaf
Seaman, to be register of the land Office at Milan
Missouri, his term of Office having expired. Rich
ard NJ. Jones, to be register of the land Office a
Springfield, Missouri, vice John Dade, resigned
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-02
Senatorial Canvass.

The Senatorial canvass was opened by Gov.
Foote, at Raymond, on Monday last. He an
nounced himself candidate, and stated the
grounds on which he based his claims for seat.
He referred particularly to his agency in the pas
sage of the Compromise measures which he laud-
ed highly. He disclaimed any desire to renew
the feuds in the Democratic ranks; and his speech
was marked by no reflections upon those who have
differed with him upon the intrinsic merits of those
measures. The question arises, can they be agi-
tated without reviving dissensions For good or
for evil they are settled and one of the chief rea-
sons urged in their favor was that they would put
an end to domestic strife. Shall they be made a
theme for prolonging it? So far as we are con-
cerned, they shall not If we feel that the ad-
mission of California, under the circumstances of
her application, was outrage upon the Southern
States, depriving them of rights probably involv-
ing the perpetuty of their institutions, we can see
no earthly good in continuing to vex the ears of
the people of our State with the stale cry. The
Convention which was invoked to decide the posi-
ton of Mississippi, declared that though not en-
tirely approving the Compromise, she would ac-
quesce in it, rather than resort to measures of re-
sistance We shall not go behind that verdict to
reopen the question:; and we trust that no motive
of personal advancement will prompt others to do
SO. We will stand upon the platform of the Bal
timore Convention, which commits all its support
ers against the agitation of the slavery question
in every section of the Union. in or out of Con-
gress, IN any form, and under any and every pre-
tert. Should necessity arise land we hope it
will not, which will require US to expose viola
tons of this covenant, we shall not shrink from
bold performance of the task. This is duty to
which we are sacredly pledged
/ We desire to stand aloof from the Senatorial
canvass If we interfere at all, it will not be to
advocate the election of one asprant or to dspar-
age the claims Of another; but to uphold the Bal.
timore platform in its letter and spirit, and to pre-
serve the integrity of the Democratic Organization
Present appearances indicate the return of . ma.