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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
MORE SYRUP FROM THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE

MORE SYRUP FROM THE CHINESE SUGAR CAxE.-we
have received from MIR. NV Harris, of Frederick
Hall, Louisa county, bottle of syrup. made
from the Chinese Sugar Corn, which we think
about the clearest and best we have seen. Mr.
Harris is very practical gentleman. and he su,,-
mits calculation, based upon his experiment ms
follows: 'Ten canes, without selection, make orc
gallon ofjuce; six gallons of juice make one gal.
Ion Of good syrup. Probable yield of syrup ne,
acre 800 to $50 gallons" This estimate. we are
sure is carefully made'by Mr., H. aud if correct, it
would appear that the cultivation is profitable -
Allowing 70 cents per gallon for the syrup, and
stating the yield at 400 gallons we have 800 Der
acre. and dedacting go for manufacturing, we
nave clear profit of $50. One important adyant
age Of the cane Is, that it will grow and yield well
upon land entirely unfit for tobacco. We suppose
1' farmers VIII give II fair trial 1t is well that
sun PRACTICAL men as Mr.. Harris and others have
turned their attention to the subiect a. ,,a ,.,
assured OF thorough experiments. my w
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Last Appearance of the Maggie
TrOune.

We call attention to the last appearance of the
Maggie Juveniles There will be grand afternoon
performance .o-day at three o'clock for ladies and
children. No more remarkable exhibition of the
kind has ever been given in this city. This is the
last opportunity which will present itself for wit
Messing these baby prodigies, led on by that nfaut
phenomenon" little Fred Co. everybody.
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FATAL ACCIDENT A serious accident occprred a,
hr: Pnryears Store, in Mecklenburg county, Va.
last week, by which man named Richard Ailgood.
gnnsmith, lost his life. He was about to get into
wagon, having his gun in his hand at the time.
~nSn .he manner struck the wheel, causing it to
asehargea entering under his Chin BLOWING the
TOP Oh MS head off, killing him almost instan,i,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.-The depos-
its at the United States Mint, in Philadelphia dur
ing September 81 ,352 40 in gold, $473i 400 in
silver, and 81 ,S2S075 in copper. The coinage exc
cuted amounted to $l,29l44o in the following
pieces double eagles 49,902 quarters $4,000, cents
24lnnN0
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EMIGRATION PROM VIRGINIA AND NoRya c,po,,..
About thirty persons emigrated from Salem q
last week, for the West and gentleman. oo,ns
from Salem to Wytheville, Va, met about 100 wa.
CONS, containing Virginia emigrants, going West
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nsl- To NpPvoUs SUrFpBrps

BSg- To NERVOUS SUFFERERs-A re-
tired Clergyman restored to health in a few DAYS af
tor many years great suffering is anxious
to make known the means of euro will send free
tGo prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ.
DAGNALL, No. lSs Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
nc dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

HB THE people of Richmond are art loving as
the success OF TYLER Co. will testify. These artists
have taken, since they have been I39 Main street
10000 portraits which goes to show that their love
OF art and the beautiful, is Incompatible Have you
been TO TYLER & Co.'S! Ifnot 20 at once
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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FOUR DAYS AT T. II FROM EU.
ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.


NEw YORK, Oct 1.-The steamer Arabia, with
dates from Liverpool TO the 10th September, ar
rived here this morning. :, go,
The CITY of Washington arrived out on the 10th,
and the North Star on the 10th.
Cyrus w. Field, Of submarine cable fame Is
among the passengers by the Arabia
FROM INDIA.
Delhi had not been taken on the Goth Of July.
IL was rumored that the British troops had re-
tired from before the city on account OF sickness
but another report says that large reinforcement
had arrived, aud the assault was expected TO take
place In few days
More mutinies are reported, including regi
ment In the Bombay presidency. Several victories
had been gained over the mutineers.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
There is nothing later from China.
The Continental news generally Is unimportant
The submarine cable to be landed at Ply
mouth, ENG y and placed in the navy yard, to TO
main till next year.
The T. S. sloop of war Plymouth had arrived al
Southampton.
There was panic on the French Bonrse aud in
the Credit Mobiler, and funds had declined large
ly. There is also panic at Vienna.
There various speculations about the cOntein
plated imperial meeting OF Stuttgart. 1t il said
Napoleon wishes the Car and Victoria to meet al
Paris.
The Spanish ministry had rendered its resigna
ton, but it had not been accepted. 1t is reported
that Gen. Concha is to continue as Governor o.
Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance was in session at Bef
lin. Ambassador Wright, U. s. Bishop Simpson
and Dr. Baird are taking active part i'll its pro
ceedings.
In Belgium an amnesty has been proclaimed-al
arms and ammunition to be given up.
The ship Harkaway, from Charleston, 5. q.
bound for Liverpool, was burnt at sea on the 18th
of September. The passengers and crew were
saved
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19.-Sales of cotton for the
week $4,000 bales, of which spectators took 29,OOt
and exporters 1000 bales. Middlng advanced Is
Fair and ordinary generally unchanged. N. .
Stock in port 3i2, 000 bales, including $4,000 Amer
lean.
Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged. Flour has an
adyanciL & tendency. Provisions have declining
tendency.
Manchester advices favorable.
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E1" STEAM PORTRAITS, durable, perfect Likenesses
are taken with railrosd speed at the rate of 800 daily
price 30 cents better than others charge s. for De
pot, l39 Main street. TYLER & Co.
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gGg~ RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be re-
sumed in Sycamore Church. after improvements and
repair, on TOMORROW Sunday at IL o'clock,
A. NJ &C Sits
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Elg SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.-RRv.
GEORGE b. TAYLOR will preach in the Second Baptist
Church, tomorrow (SUNDAY) morning, at II o'clk
and at night at ~ o'clock. &C Sit
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The Wesleyan Academy at wtlbrabam Ma.~
was destroyed by fire on the 18th uit.
me Marine losses for the month of September
are estimated ut S14,75S, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

PAPER MILL S0LD-Jacob Sanger, Esq, has dis
posed of his interest (one-halD in the Mossey
Creek Paper Mills, to Mr. Buck, of Sangersyille
Va, for $4,000.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER Q

New York Oct. Flour declined: State SIPS
S4.T5. Wheat cents lower and nominal. Corn a
vanced; Mixed 7l@72. Stocks largely and gener
" dsclined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

DEAD.--John A. North, clerk of the Virginia
Court Of Appeals died in Fincastls, yaon the 18th
nit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

ARREST FOR HEAVY RoBBERr.-George Parmlee
merchant of New York. whose store is next door
TO Dibble & Co. silk merchants. has been arrested
for getting out of his upper window into his neigh
bor's house. andstealing $4,000 worth of silk and
satnS. For two years he has been pursuing this
ingenious plan of robbery.
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ssy. | POO AMBRorYpEs taken at P

Frs GALLERY last Friday. This does not look like
hard times. Neither hard or soft times make any
difference with POWERS He is go-ahead kind Of u
chap and stands back for nothing; go and let him
take your Likeness for so cents. ljl Main ST.
NJ 2-It#
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

CHARLESTON Oct. 2-Cotton depressed and nomin
Rice declined 1a@sI. Wheat lower: Red Sl.l5GGl
MOneY Stringnnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

The Siamese Twins passed through Wytheville,
Va, Sunday, on theirway South.
Geo. Collier, welknown citizen of Georgia
died on the 18th ult.
Miss NJ. Clark, of Washington CO.. Va, had leg
broken on Sunday last by the collision of two hand
cars on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

Bg NoTIoE.-The Literary Society OF
the Young Mems Christian Association will meet at
their hail. in Goddins building. this SATURDAY.
evening, October Sd, at - o'clock, on which occa-
sion, in addition to the Inaugural Address of the
President, there will be an Grafton by Mr. r. c.
SMILEY, and an Essay by Mr.. JAMES &. BLACKWELL.
The public and especially the ladies are invited to
attend. CHAS. WATKINS,
oc Sit Secretary
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FLOUR-Noihing doing.
WHEAT,-No change in quotations and but little
doing. Good to prime Red Sl.2j@l30 good to prime
White SL35GEl4 40.
C0RS.-Market little firmer and sales at Sc. at
which price holders firm.
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Atkinson mrs Leuoria
Anderson mrs Mary Jan
Anderson mrs Moliie ID
Adams mrs Elizabeth 3
Atkinson mrs Eliz'th II
Bruce mrs Sue II
Burke mrs Sophia
Brown mrs D 9
Butler mrs Mary A
Briggs nrs Mary
Bowie mrs Matilda j
Brown mrs MaryJ
Bausells mrs Mary
Bocot mrs I.svenia l.
Bailey mrs Jane Ann
Bow mrs II A
T,1..,, ,a.s xTR
&c., : 80
Clark mrs Margaret
Coleman mrs " II
Caldwell miss NJ 4
n,,x,.
D Dasls muse natPs,os
D DaI ls.A uilss .iai
Do,sett miss shy
Doiahsy mrs u =
Day mrs Luefstla
Elicit mrs Susan d
~ i' ''
Garnet mrs Sarah 3
I y, ny r, s,'.~oo'h
Gan,r ~ ,o;SS Sns.n
4.
burnett mrs Mary Anu
H Iais n,, - A ro,bar;,a
m"bpon 80 AJr;anna
Has. mrs Maria
Uart ms Mo-
uarcncL mrs Noroarst
ii''ioo'n LII ~ SAW
am
ihiers nr' u 4
James mrs
johnson mrs Anne
Keyton mrs Louisa
Lard mrs Maria E
Nelton mrs AZ
Moore mrs Mary A
Moore mrs Martha
Moore mrs Martha E2
Monet mrs NJ Il IL
nannlng mrs Nancy
Moseoy mr5 ; Ia
Aoh'"s "e ms SUSAN . q
McRee mrs Olivia L
McCullen mrs Mildred G
Nash mrs B Ii
OVERLY mrs l. A
0'Deli'mrs VI Il
O'Keeffe mrs NJ
Power mrs Mary
Pugh mrs ]
Robertson mrs Harriet
Robinson miss Ut
Richardson miss Ella
Shaw mrs Martha
Shelton mrs sarah z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

So ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has Just been received at the I'm
porting House Of ALEX. HILL, No. III Main street
Richmond, Va.
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+ TST OF LETTERS--Remainin in the
II RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the End day Of
October, 1857.
aS Persons applying for Letters In this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED
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> NEW FALL AND WINTER

ak1 STOCK. Having received a large poEtloa
Of my WINTER STOCK Of BOOTS AND SHOES.
selected N yself of the best materials and work
uiauship feel confident can offer my customers
aud the pubic the best stock aud assortment ever
had In store aud as cheap any house is this city
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere from bnysrs. Il No. ~ Main street. fes
oc 4 WN WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2-Flour firm Mt $3.50, for cash fC
Howard and Ohio. Wheat nominal Corn firm
White 10Gl7j; Yellow 7i(ef76.
In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

G. AZ UNION TROTTING
gzGlN&EN COURSE-The Trottis e over
~ the above Course will CEN
-msncs the second day Of the
Agricultural Fair, October 18th and last thrss
days.
FIRST DhY-Sweepstakes for years old Colts 70
harness, mile heats S25 entrance and S25 subscribel
by the Proprietor Two entries at this time.
three-iss match race $50 a side.
SECOND DAY-A Purse Of $50, 5 nile heats, 10
harness; entrance 10 per cent.
THIRD DAY-SEespstakes $Js-entrnnse free f,r
all mile heats best three in five, 10 harness
Those wishing 10 enter will address by she 2oth sf
October. the Proprietor at Richmond Va
Sc 2o-ts G. III. MILLER. Box r.
On COTILION PARTY-Will be given
N at the Virginia Restaurant on sth street on
ffE posite the New Marker, next MONDAY ever
S~ss1 ing, Oct 9Th. Admission 81 So supper inelu-
ded X. EMERSON Proprietor
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THR OHIO RIVER.
CHARLESTON NIARKE,

WHEELING, VA, Oct 1.-The Ohio river has fee
water, and is at stand.
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- THE MEMBERS of sHOCKOE

@ ~ THE MEMBERS of SHOCK0E
~ HILL DIVISION No. "a, Sons Of Tom
~ persnce are requested 10 meet AT their
II y Division Room, on MONDAY evening
T. y next, (oct. 5sh,l at o'clock precisely. A
full attendance IL requested.
The members Of the other city Divisions, and all
zpns OF Temperance, are cordially invites to meet
Ms 81 our Division Room. Roushee street, rear "
GRACE street Baptist Church, on the same evening.
ats o'clock, and unite with the members Of ShockOs
Hill Clyisi0n In Moonlight Procession, aud after.
wards = psrtake Of Refreshments at the Division
Room.
By order Of the w.P.
PETERFIELD TRENT, VI. D.,
SrFfhA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

nag@ RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL SoCIE-
TY.-The regular October meeting will be held THIS
EVENING. at oclk at Odd Fellows Hall. The Secre-
tary will be pleased to see the delinquent members
present [oc 3-Itl J. III. WALFORD, 4. s.
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, BOOTS AND SHOES FOR

N2 bVVLo Anw onUES EVH
accomplished three grand polrts in getting up sss
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods tbs season. 10 vii;
hEsASCg0 or SfriES.
DusAnTS os MATERNAL.
AND ECONOMY IN PRICES
The reputation Of oar house for keeping superior
goods is yell established, THAI il is unnecessary
10 say more on that point. We would call the after.
tisn Of purchasers to oar large and we'll selected
ter vi which Is miscellaneous that an advertise.
fnenta could not repreept the extent Of eur seek or
tho inducements offered to purchasers. We can,
and be convinced that they can save from Is 70 70
MARCUS HARRIS,
&C. No. iSs Bread 81
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Money acknowledgements In Man
ufacfures

Tho money market Is quiet. In Fhiiadelphia,
Thursday, the banks were doing moderate bnsr
ness Specie commanded four per cent The BANK
of Rockingham, at Harrisonburg, Va, has suspeh-
ded. The Bank Of Rockbridge, ut Lexington, s"s-
pended on Monday, on the strength OF q report
that the Richmond banks had closed. On Nednes-
day, however n correction Of the rumor was re-
| ceived, and IL resumed specie payment Inc un-
precedented scarcity Of change has induced the
Corporation Of Alexandria, Va, to issue It's due bills
OF the denominations Of 81 and 81 in settlement of
small claims on the treasury. Heavy failures con-
tinue to occur in Boston,and the well known and
extensive Bay State Mills, in Massachusetts, are to
suspend under the failure Of their agents.
The Baltimore Clipper learns that former officer
of the Farmers Bank of Maryland, will be put on
his trial in Annapolis early in the present month";
for having, is alleged. defrauded the said bank
of the sum of about iorty-iive thousand dollars.
The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
'Iiere the banks have already acted to some ex.
tent upon the resolve of yesterday. TO expand and
although they could not meet all the demands of
their dealers have materially assisted the CONNER.
cial community. sale Of French goods, amount
ing to $le+,00o, made by Van Wyck Townshead &
Warren, which fell due yesterday, was promptly
met to tue extent of $780, 00-certanly favorable
sign The promptness with which the payments
oil our merchants are met, Is certainly most re-
markable, under the circumstances. Trade, how
ever. is quite dull among the jobbers, and many
descriptions Of goods selling at heavy loss
The stock carried over will probably be large and
the spring importations light, a contamination
most deyoutiy to be wished. Land warrants are
entirely unsaeable, and have been for some time
past Our city banks keep on the even tenor of
their way, and feel abundantly able to sustain
themselves. Their specie reserve will be largely
increased in short time. The specie reported to
becoming shy the Vanderbilt 100000, if coming at
all, is probably in deubloons for Havana"
The greatest decline in stocks IN New York on
Wednesday, was in Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad, which fell of to 10 from 81 under a sus.
pension of payment of its floating debt and inte-
rest n income bonds
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nISPATCH
IL STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE,
(.yyosr nf Mr., anil TJ;rfs<,ah cyr.sgs Ilg.s..-
JOHN D. HiMMERSLEY & co., Proprietor.

This establishments lbeins the most complste PriD.
terry In the south both as regards Types. 0rnamena
&c, and tho latest and most approved Macbjn.
Pressesl s daily turning out the finest specimens o.
BOOK aud JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS
CATALOGUES, NOTES pOsT kRs
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMED
BILLS OF LADINd, HANDBILLS kc
E1- Particular attention given to fine work Ia
Banks Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad aud Tran.
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &c
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS Bill HEAps Sn,ax
Circulars Labels &C, Is capable OF turning of $50
of this establishment to obtain this description Of
work at the shortest possible notice -
81 Prices reduced IN proportion 10 he taereass NJ
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and varion.
eoored Inks executed in the highest style Of the Art
In this branch OF the business the proprietors car
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
BET SPECIAL NOTICE An whs wish Cards
Crcnars and Show Bills printed for distribution du
ring the approaching Fair, would do well 70 send in
their orders and have them supplied at once wbiIs
there ID ample time to fill them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
uHEAP EMBRoIDERIEs-At CHAs

" HARTWELL'S, us Broad street.
Handsome Cambria Sets, S.; Hae Muslin Sets
g.; Embroidered Muslin Collars ~ Embroidered
Muslin Sleeves, s55se; Embroidered lniaats Bodies.
Is; Embroidered Infants Robes, cheap Block Grape
Setts; whita Grape Sets; Rich Polka Cspes bSts
Embroidered Collars; Boys Emhroidered Sets En'
hroi,isrsas ec2
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NOTICE.-Any one DESTROYS of obtain
~ ing LICENSE for the sale of liquors, can buy
one for less than the cost. by application at the Dis
patch eihce License expires LIST OF April, 1855.
NJ
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Ok BOXES JACKsON's TALON
ocs Ae' W WV. wAILAos SONS.
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S60 000 AT COST, FOR CASH,

NM AT OUNI, FUR z A 5 Fl,
DOO,OUU DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
With view OF selling out our entire stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets We are compelled to throw them
on the market, at M at runous sacrifice The as
sOrtmen is large, mostly of fresh Goods adapted to
the wants of consumers and merchants. In the Car
pet department are some very desirable Goods The
assortment of Dress Goods is quite large and worthy
All kinds of bank notes taken in payment with a
very few exceptions. G. A. GWATKIN,
oc3 Opposite Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

MRS. A. b. s. COLE will resume heT
on the Goth Of October instant '''''
oC 3-dlm&
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STEAM G A n DI ES. Steam Refined
~ CANDIES, of my own manufacture better than
anything you can procure North for sale in any
quantities made fresh daily and warranted to keep
IN any climate. For sale by
&C 3-6t LOUIS ], BOSSIEUX
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CTILL ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW

~ GOODS AT n. WALKER & CO.'S, lG3 CORNER
PEARL AND MAIN SFREET-Fine Cashmere Hu-
sne.s Coats assorted colors and styles from 81 TO
Sl2 beautiful lot of Raglans and Surtout 0rercoats
of every style and color. just received and now
opening, large and handsome assortment of Har-
rs Side Band Suits, the newest thing of the season
and at very low prices. Fresh supply of Patent
Yoke Neck and shoulder Seam Shirts. Oc3
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NOTICE.-Having purchased of R II.
~ SMITH all ofhis Household and Kitchen Furn-
iture Horse and Wagon, and Mich Cows, | hereby
constitute the said K. III. SMITH my agent. with full
power and authority to carry aud conduct the
DAIRY BUSINESS, as heretofore
- SVISAN TIESIEY.
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MIR. STUARTS CLASSICAL AND
ISA MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, situated ON Clay,
near corner of 9th street. 3-2w
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NIA OFT L Els OF DUVAL A. NOR
- TONS HORSE TONIC for five dollars uucurr.nt
money tor improving the condition of stock giving
tliem me appetite and good bottom Call and see
Certificates at DUNAL 4 NORTCN'H Drna sfnra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
/" TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.
Congregational.
WAsnrNorox. Dec a.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1s-M
SENArE-The following named Senators
compose the committee to Which was referred
that part OF the Presidents Message relative
to the railroad to the Pacific: 4f-
Gwinn Of California, Douglas Of Illinois,
Bright OF Indiana, Davis of Mis-, Hunter OF
Va. Seward Of n. y, Bell Of Tenn, Foote
of Vt. and Iverson OF GA.
In executive session to-day the Senate con-
Texas, as Minister to Central America, and
Austin K. Smith Us Naval Agent in Califor-
MIA. The nomination of Judge Clifford to
supply the vacancy on the Surreme Bench
Was warmly debated by the Senate, and then
referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
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Safety and ReIief-oB DR.. II. James, asou

Safety and Relief-Old DR.. II. James, about
whom the New YORK and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
mas Triton, his sonnaw, has been educated to trav'
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his of Cannias In.
dca, which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search in Calcutta lie strove to make medicine to
his only child nom death by umpon, and he
succeeded. Dr. Tton, his son-in-law, is in Chicago,
(Room No. lll, State street, lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has tanishesi. are nnumerale. The Canniabs In
dica is the most wonderful blessing Of the age Give
DR.. Triton call or send for bottle OF medicine, which
will you two dollars. He will prove - you that
you need not lie SICK, and that II will cost TITLE
to get we'll.
N.B-A Spiro- Dynameter to test the strength OF
the lungs, aud ascertain the exact state OF the patients
health. ai " 49,
r. s. BY addressing DIR. rilton note through the
Chicago ,st Otfcc, enclosing four postage stamps,
IL censa recipe will he sent ia return, free Of charge
any part Of the Union. All letters answered prompts
ly. Address.
R.TILTON,
oct1l6m- Box 1861, Chicago, Ill.