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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

FIcKI IVVkS dHu FIStfIN6 11AChLE, OF eyerY
description consulting in part of superne cast steel
Kirby, Limerick vreiais, Sea and other Hooks Silk,
Hall Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane and
Jointed Rode; enoodg Canton Sea Grsss; Fiosta
Reels; Artificial Flies; Silk-Worm Gut; Cane Reeds,
Nets, sc. re-
Powder Fiasks, Shot Belts, Cams Baxs. Percussion
Cops, Drinking Flgsks, BE- 8F
Colts and other PISTOLS; Scissors, Pen and
Pocket Knives, &c.
All OF which ODER at the lowest wholesale prices
The public are respectfully invited to csl and
nina. g. SUTHERLAND
Importer, No. l52 Main street,
NH 10-Sm Opposite Eagle Square.
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I EONARD'S DOLLAR COEDlAL -
k1A certain cure for certain disease in few Gays
and no hindraIce from business. Persons unfortu-
nstslg suffering from the above, would be wise to
try this Medicine. 1t is harmless, but certain in its
effects 1t touches the vitality of the disease mme.
| recommend this Mixture with the old adage, q
"sttch in time saves nine" Try it and be convinced
Price 81 per bottle. t-
To be had of all Druggists and
THOS. LEONARD.
NH q Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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ENGLISH COATS.-I have on land a
~ large 10. of those beautiful English Coats, ed.
mlrsoty ADAPTED to business purposes. 90 they are
Inconvenience of too much skirt Also another SUP.
ply OF Super French Cas, Pants of the neetest pat
terns. HENRY SHAFER,
ar21 Corner Main and 18th sts
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nESTINY DEMONsTkATED.-Ma.

nESTINY DEMONSTRATED
Ddam Helm may be consulted on matters OF im3
portance, foreteng all particular events OF human
fe such as marriage, the time when, with deacriP-
tion of husband wfs of riches, changing OF busi-
ness or stuaon legaces estates kindred OF friends
If person shall have the thing hoped for' per.
or she is IN fear; long short journeys; OF absent
persons, dead alive; Of lew suits; OF theft, or
thiuas Loot; of substance lent demanded; wife or
husband living from each other If ever return; and
ell the difficulties of life, OF health, fraud, sickness
and death; past present and future and all concerns
of life.
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prof. LEO
by tho Planets, or Astroogy.
TERMs-50 cents by the Planets, 25 cents Sfor Ia
dies By the Cards and so cents for gentlemen by
cards white or b ack people.
Apply At Adams Valley doors rem the corner Of
Creek. ap 16-1m*
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M ANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND
INI MOWER-This machine has been extensive
y tested for the last two years in the Northern and
Western Slater, and pronounced the best in use-a
premium has been awarded to it at evsiy Fair at
which it has been exhibited. 1t is desirable that
those who may want Reaper or Reaper and Mower,
should forward their orders early to avoid disap-
pointment. BALDWIN. GARDWELL CO.,
NH 30-dlm&w2m I43 Main ST., Richmond.
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NOTICE-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have an interest In our business from
this date. CkENSHAW w:
Richmond, Jan LIST, 1854. jas
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NOTICE.-The frm Of 8. p. DkuM-
tuAl eSsssnf apl al penoes iaasAts1 = ths nI ~
requested 10 male paymant e .. ?. Dku..,a ths
Len - ~ y The only one asthcsissa 70 ~. N
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Il. Ms ZIMMERMAN,
an l6-d&c1m Cor. 18th and Me IN ste.

n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
LIZ FOUNDER, 10th street, between Main and
Cary streets, Richmond, Va, 10 prepared to execute
orders for all kids Of Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Composition Castings
Also all kinds of Brass Finishing, such aa Mineral
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Filters Work.
Also, all kinds of Steam Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly on hand.
All kinds of BELLS made to order. ap Its
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MIeCHrLANnoue.

TyO THE AFFLICTED.-Da e. HUET
81, snsrsutes I rood. sound and psrnsnenf
49,. i. iii Of the Genital ORGANS, vixs 6y-
shilis in an its forms, Bubss. fhJmcss, Parsphy-
snosis. Ulcers OF the Throat, Nose Pscte or sody,
eiotahes on the Fsee, Body OF Lmbs. Cfsnial Efup-
f;ans. sls,. Eruptjons on the Body.
Conorbrs will be permanently cured without this
use of BALKAN. Mercury or other obnexious drug
itv Of the urisary organs those who are suffering
from the destructive habit Of youth, who hsve been
abandon ed to die By other sy oe PFC.
nor street. above franklin street, Richmond. We,
Persons ct distance be cured By letter; post
paid stating and enclosing smsii ZEE
moaerafe All consultations strictly confidential
Price CT medicine per package Is, which. IN mos.
....a ,,rnvs. ~ #; ale MT 70 perform cure mhZ71mS
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@ A l. A NJ A N ID Z X FIRE PhOOf
y SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON,
PHILApRLPHIA- These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, aud when opened their contents 81 books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with Halps patent
BuraIsr Proof Locks. Pieces ranging from 80 to
$500 For sale by ii. BALDWIN,,
NH Si-ts 143 Main 1t , Richmond.
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A ROMATIC WILD CHERRY BIZ
IN TERS.-Yhess 1ietors are an excsllent remedy
for Cyspepsia, Indigestion and all diseases arising
from the arrangement of the stomach and liver.
Price Ct cents aper, suite ent to mako quart of
Bitters For sale by z. J. PICUT
ap2I Drus aist
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WM. s. WOOD, CHEAP WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN P LATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT, No 6 Main Street, Richplcad, Ia 2 dsors
aJoee Old Market keeps carst ntly on hand full
assortment of Piein fin and Fancy Japanred Ware.
together with large and varied assortment OF
Stoves, Hot Air Farnacss, Grate5, Tenders, &c all
Of which he offers to the public on the most favora-
bic terms.
ROOFING. GUTTERIEG and SCOUTING exc
cuted at short notice, either In town or country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
amino my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
AN determined to sell low for cash.
NH 2S-d3m WM SEARS WOOD.
MI EAL, MEAL, MEAL.-Having lot
WI of fine White CORN on hand, which we are
now grinding, we can furnish good article of Meal
at market price, by orders being left at Office
on Basin, or at the hill.
NH 29--ts CRENEHAW FIsHEE.
NANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA
Il NUFACTORY. f and 9th ets., Richmond, Va
have for sale 500 CRATES and TENDERS, embra-
cling ell the various kinds used in the South East,
West and North. receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used ia the Eastern and Northern
cities, and prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices. e
Builders and Merchants and others in want o!
Crates and Fenders will find 1t to their adventaset to
give cali before purohaaing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by me IL war
ranted. SAM'L d. DENOON.
FOR HIRE.-I have for hire likely Girl, ii year,
Of age, used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. jsz2-Sm
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ZINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
Il In tin canisters and tin Toll. for sale by
CHAS MILLsPAU0H,
an Fl ussfss4
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CONTINUATION.--The Subscriber,
having purchased the interest of C: PETTYJOhN
In the ooncsrn OF LEE co will contInus ne
COMMISSION, FORWARDING and SHIP CHAM
DLERY business, at the old stand Of Lee CO.
Thsnkful for past favorA be socits continuance OF
tho patronage of his friends and the pubic gene
raIiv IL ALFhEU .
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COLUMBIAN HO1EL.-JAMES d.
~ BOYD l. CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spa,e 10 paine maintain ts former psgu.
Isrity and comfort. They have employed D. roh,
TER to take tho entire charge OF the Rouse on ana
and numerous friends Of T.. PoaTER, are requested
to give them call.
Richmoud March g. 1855. apo
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uGARS.-Havana, Principe and Reaa-
~ liza Cigars Of the choicest brsnds for sals BY
ChAS. nlLLEPAUGH,
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TOMATOE PLANTS.-The subscriber
4 isnow prepared TO furnish the public with To-
MATOE PLANTS. These Plants are not to be sur
passed in this or any other market for their coed
quality and productiveness.
The Vines bear regularly from the Is. July until
cut down BY frost.
can BIS found at my residence, at the head of Main
street, next square above the Fair Grounds.
ap I7-I0t* VIM. w. ROWE.
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q FOR RENT-The 2 Tcnements on
ESa the North side of franklin street, opposite to
the Masonic Hall. Possession given imr edissely
Apply to John p. Talley, or to the subscriber
NH 22-ts B l.. WINSTON
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NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL & Stage.
IN We have associated under the above firm, for
the purpose OF conducting the WOOD and COAL
TRADE, and hope By strict personal attention to
business to deserve public patronage.
We shall at all times keep on hand full supply
OF OAK ana PINE WOOD, and also ANTHRACITE
and BITUMlNOUS COAL, all of which will be sold
at market rates. WILLIAM C. BRAZEAL
JOHN .. stage.
~ Office between 9Th and eth ats, Basin Bank.
-Dsi,y expected, q cargo of best ANTHRA.
CITE COAL, Egg and Lump. Bias.
NH 23-dIuar
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copARTyHneHEre &c.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEK-
IL SHIP.-The firm of LEE co 10 this day
dissolyed By mutual consent. Either partner au-
'"o''- " ALFRED g. LEE.
Anril ls. 1855 CHAS. PETTYJOHN.
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N 0. MOL ESES.-6O bbls. very
sp 81 John II. CLAIBORNE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

Heavenly Father for help in his emergency,
and appealed to his ali sufficient prayer
hearing God. lie had procured the keys
of a chapel, and locked himself in, to be
excluded from Nil interruption; and there
alone, with his God, lie had been engaged
about an hour in earnest suplication, Urest-
ling with the Lord Of Providence. WHO had
all control, and innumersble resources at
His command, to interpose for his relief.
and prevent the Redesmer'a cause from suf
fering through The calamity. After having
tried the efficacy Of believing prayer. he
came home, and his wife gave him the let
ter from DR.. IL. With surprise and appre.
hension he opened the packet and there was
an order from the Doctor on his funds in
the bank to the amount hat Mr., S.. regni.
red and had been refused. Along with this,
there was a note encouraging him to keep
up his spirits. for the writer engaged to
bring him securely shrough all temporal diff
iculties. This timely, ye. most unexpect-
ed aid, WAS amply sufficient 10 avert the
threatening and dreadful catastrophe.
Was not the hand Of an oyerruliDg Prov
idence visible in this? Was not assistance
from such a quarter somewhat like Elijah
being fed by the ravens! Was not that
well authenticated fact q striking demon
stration Of the efficacy Of tue prayer Of
faith.'
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Know ism alias whiggery

No Intelligent man. we presume, ever
doub;e1 that kaoa.N othinyism was no. a
neither ct the nultitarioOs forms which
Hhiygery has ASSUMED iR he curse Of its
career, From The first the foot prints Of
shat "salae oil coon" hare been plainly
observed. Had not the Wing party merg-
ed it, organic l,ioa into Kauyg. N~otlingism,
It never Woull hare attracted the least at
tention. The Wing party is seeking to
carry out It's OLD md often-condcmned prla-
cipies through the Know-Nothiag machine
~. II there IS any measure, in particular,
advocated by Whi5gcly, to Which the Dem
oeratic party has been peculiarly hostile, ii
is the iu(amously unjust measure called a
high protective tariff, by which the Atneri-
can people were TO pay "a bounty tax 10 those
who had capital in certain indus rial pursuits.
This measure has been often pressed upon
the people, but always condemned through
the agency Of the Democratic party. The
Wings alias Know Nothiugs have again re-
viyed 1t. Here what the Wide Awake A
merican says, as copied into the Cincinnati
Times, another Wing Known Nothing sheet.
"rhank God that The American people
sons Of the native soil'--are awaking and
arising to a sense of duty which they owe
themselves and families. The good time is
coming, and ere another Presidential cleo
tioa shall have long passed. hard working
mechanics may depend upon il. that AME-
RIcAss will project AMERICAN La
BOR.'"
Tie phrase ''protecs American labor" is
an old high tariff Wing eIec,ioreering one,
which has been worn threadbare by repeti-
zion. Il means that the great mass Of the
people, SAP twenty-o1l millions, engaged in
agricultural, commercial aud mechanical
pursuits, shall pay q large lax 10 q few
thousand manufacturers. The favorad few
are to be protected, fostered and enoour
aged" at the expense Of tie maay. This
beautiful system the Wings always called
protecting American labor" but "oppress.
ing American labor" is q more truthful
Letination Of it, for a more Ubiquitous and
infamous scheme vas never contrived tc
rob labor Of its reward than that cunning
one called ''protectiyc tariff" More thar
once have the Democracy Of the United
States after a fierce and desperate strug.
gle, throttled it and put down rs advocates
L has even beca a cherished and darling
Wing banting. and its advocacy by III,
Know Nothings would aloha, il there wa
no other evidence, show the iulentity Of tht
Iva or.rpniZatiOns.-- Gin. I'm.
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From the Statesman and Democrat
The Artful Dodger.

The Journal, knowing the weakness Of
its course, is compelled to resort to a subter.
fuge, and imposes upon those who are sill
" enough to ely upon its false statements,
BY taking a single year of Wing rule, the
least expensive. and contrasting it with the
most expensive of Democratic years, and
would lain have lis believe that Wings are
economical. We will also present a table
for public inspection, but. instead Of taking
isolated figures and garbled statements, sc
will contrast a series of years, and, taking
the year which the JOurnai is so anxious to
have the public believe is a fair sample Of
Democratic expenditure, which is nos, we
will place it by the side Of other years.
when Galphiu Whigsery had iuli sway.
Let everyone look at these figures and
judge for themselves:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

are exceedingly skiilful in procuring young
girls for wives. They iuculcate the idea
that elderly members, who have been tried
and found faithful, are surer instruments Of
salvation than the young, who may aPos-
~tatize; and as marriage to one who remains
steadiast to the end, is essential TO escape of
being mare angels, a great many young
women are fooled into this bubbiing and
Seething cauldron of prostitution. Elder
MILFORD Woodruff, one of the twelve Apos-
ties, has a regular system Of changing his
harem. He takes in one or more young
girls, and so manages, after he tires ofthem,
that they are glad to ask for a divorce, after
which he beats the bush for recruits. He
took a fresh Que. about fourteen years old,
in March, 1858, anil will probably get rid
OF her in the course Of the ensuing sum
mer, TSsse mauceuvres arc practispd more
OF less by the whole gang; the girls discar-
ded by one become sealed to others, and so
travel the entire rounds; and when they ac-
complish the whole circuit and arc ready to
start anew, they have a profoundly realizing
sense Of remote modestY, to say nothing Of
soue Of it's a%djuncts."
THE MORMON WIFE.
~ wiJe, in Utah, cannot live out half
her days. In families where polygamy has
not been introduced, sue suffers an agony Of
apprehension upon the subject which can
scarcely b. conceived much more described.
There is sad complaining. suffering look,
obvious tothe most ordinary observer, which
tell the story If there were no other eyi,
Idence upen the subject. In most cases it
is producing premature old age aud some
have already sunk into an early grave under
an iutolerahle weight Of affection. The
man. from the moment he makes up his
mind to bring one or more concublnes iato
the family, becomes always neglected., AMI
in mos; cases, abusive to his wife"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31
Letter from Kanaas.

We copy irom the Cambridge (Md)
Csrohicle The following extract Of %alstter
from Chief ) ,slice Lrcomptc Of Kansas
Territory to a friend ia Cambridge, whrr.
'"d5e Aseompie lived before going to Kan,
ses.
NY Dear Sir 4 n | do not feel
justified in advising a; present, persons to
come here unless they have capital 20 In
yest, or are prebared by titir habits, TO out
their bands TO work. These classes Of Der.
sons are likely TO do well, | have No
doubt that many men will realize large for
times by Investment Of their means even IN
small amounts. Ian fully as well satisfied
that for those who can work. this Tertiary
will furnish Immediately up9n The open;py
OF Spring a hne icld. Carpenters. brick.
layers, Pl'sterers, &c. will command hiGa
wages and mad unceasing employment
The soil IS Of the greatest fertility; the faco
OF The country is not TO be surpassed. EY.
erything exists here Necessary to society. and
The signs indicate that an immense flood Of
emigration will pour out here, as soon as
the L'ssouf shall be open after the winter.
Whether living will be at any reasonable
rate Tor some time, is to BE- disclosed by
he future. Thus far, all nv calculations.
as well as yours and Others. have failed.
and have found it The most expensive
country IN winch my lot has ever been
cast. ssE ~
had my position very pleasant one
and anticipate to enjoy it, although / may
not improve my fortune.
The vast confusion of stiles arising from
the varied and perpItxing condi ions upon
winch the treaties Of the Government with
the Indian Tribes are based, NAV pive rise
to very urgent necessity for legal sill, bu,
that time IS mol yet.
We have no courts and shall not have,
l lear, tor some months, 10 consequence Of
the absence oi one, and the probable alb.
sence OF another Of my associates. Without
courts | see but little that | can do, and
quite as little that that the profession
can do. There is the most striking Iaxity
in the preparation Of Territorial bills, the
trainers OF them referring, in order to save
themselves trouble to some other. and
these again TO others, for the duties of of.
t@cers. and when in the search you go back
through all the iabyrlnths it is as often AZ
otherwise found to amount to nothing
have issued a llAbeas Corpus which I
shall hear tomorrow. This is the only dis
'inct power | can see that / possess under
the blfi. though With the aid OF otYner legis-
lation we may lind enough authority for the
lnItlatory steps Tor bringing c%ulprits to tri-
al. On application tor an injonction, / have
E"lt obligeG to refuse. | have found all the
Territorial officers very geutlemanly. as
well as otherwl accomplished. Our re-
%taiioos are ia all respects agreeable.
You will have seen that the delegate cleo.
ton. has gone very largely in favor Of the
southern interest upon the slavery question.
Il is thought here 70 be pretty conclusive
of the result.
Very respectfully, e..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-01-31

We observe, by the Congressional pro-
cecdlugs, that Mrssrs. Clayton and Badger,
TWO inYelerato WAi, Know Nothings in
the United States Senate, are supporting
and urgins upon Congress very stongly the
propricty OF the country paying to the
heirs Of that OLD foreigner, General D"ka!b.
of Revolutionary war memory. for his ser
vices ia that contest, the sum OF forty SIX
thousand dollars. What a commentary is
this upon the principles they adYocate!-
While they are asserting that 10 one can
be a good American citizen or republican
unless he is born upon our sol they are
recognl ling the assistance we derived
from alirps in the dark hour Of need, when
American principles could only be asser-
ted at a great sacrifice, by paying to the
heirs Of a foreigner large sum Of money.
Gspyrsl DvKAlb was indeed a most brave
and worthy man. By his knowledge Of
military tactics he rendered the most essen
tial aid. in the matter Of dicipijue, 10 the
American army in the WAY Of the R'volu'
ton. At the bloody ana desperate battle
If Cam len he fell. mo!tally wounded. 6ght,
in Tx, a lion at the head Of his brave Con
linen ia,ols, endeayorjns ia vain to regain
III, battle after it had been lost by the
shatnelul ili.,ft Of several mil il regiments
lie was a German, and spoke FugItsh very
inpcrfectiy a, tie time Of his death. Like
La Y tie, Montgomery, GATES, MERGE .
MuhT1, Pulaski, Ko5cutsAs, HarniI'on, aad
thous ,nds Of other lees di tuins uished for.
niengys, he was a zeal ne and devoted
frienI Of American liberty. If the brave
oil b,ron WAS alive now,l Cayton, Badger.
and others or that TX, would politically
politically disfranchiso because he did no
happen 10 be born in this country, although
40 treat were Ills services to it, that thei
propoie to pay to his heirs forty-six thou
sand dollars. Do the Bldgers and Clay
tons, and other Know Nothinys, suppose
tkat the race Of DeKaIbs 10 extinct nov
AMI ths, o4r Adopted citizens, in cas-" Q
nsed, woiid not initNte his example? w
have reason 10 believe from the events o
the war With Mexico in 10 is. exactly tn
reverse. For tho gratitude which he.
have eyinced for the F~erYices Of a n old 'fof
e~i,ner" in The Revolutionary VIZ, We shout
not be surprised if Mrssrs. Btiger an
CLAYTON were turned out Of the Kaow M
thine Fraternity. That interes ing orsaTi
z,gi6n, viii, doubtless. b,al over wi!hai in
dIgnatioa to see the heirs OF m ''et'en
make such a grab INTO the Tfea%'afy.-Ci q
LRla rer.