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MANY CITIZENS.


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ticular season. when the weather 10 ~ changesbie
@ the windwhen the most robust constitutions are
ATTACHED and undermined and when feeble systems
are shattered and unnerved, 10 sbsolutely peces-
aary that scientific principles should be brought to
the aid of Mature in order to avert the contraction
Of those diseases that Usually become seated and fix
cd from the continuous changes referred to- Of ell
the discoveries yet made, mono seem u answer the
purpose % well a. BAKERS BITTER6 for while
other remedies have been tried and failed, this me
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90 admirably compounded - to actat once upon the
liver, digestive oraans blood aud mind. II drives ont
Impurities inctsases the Appetite improves the d.
eeston, strengthsns the lunfa ana % tones up the
inner man % 70 render IL fmpsrvioss 70 ordinary
cosds. A. family medicine. Il has no equal and
needs only TO b tried. to recommend itself
For sale b al ApothseaFiss and DSuusisfs, Pnss
10 cents per bottle. B nh n
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rPkulAL NslTICk..

-
- Re TIE Osmsoesae6 ~ RfcnmonAs--Aa
Il uH nov b evident thst any effort TO sosssntfses
ustle, NJ every rational Democrat east his vets,
n svsry Instance, sssinet the Knop Nothing noisses
where the opposine ossddstes posssss suy approach
euine Democrats induce yoa TO throw away yosr
votes upon Albert Miehsss whose election Il mot in
deserve and should not receive dnals Democrats
vots He voted the W big ticket - Ioue % tbsy give
him tn loavss spd fishes. When they sssssd to do
with hts old party.
We have siwsys contsndsd for political pFinspIes,
and let it still BE- motto. Lat always vote fol
our opponents when undsguished. rather than dis
appointed Office seek though they may have east
one or two Democratic votes But division OF you
vote will sither elect the American nominee, or the
present Incumbent which would be decidedly worse
fhsn BOSWELL bling decidedly the strongest and
most ayslsble candidate let a. % one msn rally on
him to-day. and give to Riehmosd (Whig ~ he iO
good officer.
apl-1t TRUE DEhOChAE.
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~Freemen 70 the RcscE ION Wednes-
day. lst of April, fellow you required by
law to elect the municipsi officers of your city for
the next year What is tbs interest and ought to be
in the matter but good government His interest 10
to have virtuous enlightened capable and faithful
elected; and his plain duty 10 to exercise his
right of suffrage to effect that object without fear
favor sfe ctIon Can he do 20, if under any pre-
vous bond conflicting with freedom of choice Sure
~ not His hi sbest duty, then IL, TO make his vote
tell to break down all ate npt at this
city by cliques Of affiliated councils subordnste,
grand ombined materially affecting this freedom
posed by such cliques, to vote sgsinit them. fair
field and an open sky to worth and merit
We complain OF Mr. Seward, of New York, for
sustaining and defending his abolition doctrines By
obedience to what he calls "higher law" What 10
an humble and slavsh obedience to the registered
idiots of councils, subordinate grand or combined,
bound together by grips SIGNS, sum monses and .bs
outside and above and against the Constitution, bet
tor than Mr.. Stewards higher lsw7'
Of the rights Of freeman to the higher lay doctrines
Of councils, subordinate, grand combined; de-
stroys the individual of the cizsn and stabs
freelgovernment to the heart Ris, up, felow-citi.
zens in the power and of freedom and scout
all such tom fooiery' from your city. Place your
sity government in the hands of men who will be
governed alone BY considerations Of public interest
and who know no higher law"
Let federal party politics have nothing to do in
the matter of choice, but select capable men, who
are known to be opposed to the governing of towns
counties, cities country by secret politics and the
'tcm-fooleries of Observation-Disclosures" God knows
we have had enoush of Know-Nothingism Let us
,top it and have KNOW SOMETHING in our future
government. Trrh SI2'I SENEX
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~ Recorder Tsyisr.--Wc take piesssst
In bearing witness 70 the prompt, impsIs's a AZ,
isfaotory manner In which Recorder T.flos, he
charged tho duties Of the flee In the aossnce "
Mayor. who was confined to bis room fof sss sa,n
days, from wounds received by beina thf2wa - -
his buggy Wehsve never seea any man ~ ~.
fee of Mayor OF Richmond with more ndepes'ss ~, =
than VIM Taylor, and none whose dssnea "''O
more universally rsspected.-Dspafea. A..
The writer Of this tskes pleasure Ia endesan. 10
above complimentary notice, % dessrvioss Pa a.sl
the Recorder, BY the excellent aud wos.ny III "a,
Editor Of tho Dispatch, whom we Know sos "a In.
to say, those were aad are nov the hens ss Ia
partial convictions Of bis mind Whilst n.sss III "a
his OH sial duties Reporter. And We n. S,n
lind the FIRST psfson who does not ihsek VIII al,
No man, we viii venture TO say, has sivea i.y.
isfastion whilst attending to bis duties Car
than Recorder TAYLOR. Either In OF eat VI s.s,I.
always accommodating, sDdseady 70 msss - rim.
Zoe Of his time to seevs those who Gall aPoh .h,
his course We feel assursd has endsafss n an,
peopls-resdy q all tines 70 nnie. ps.xar o. a.
where the Law provides for it. without nsos ;.hss
fsetioa. with IN eye sinsis to that mercy ne
others TO show him.
Rishmond, Feb. 26th, 1851. xncvrs.oN.
NH 50 -3t LoonS
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TKLKoRAPHlu NkWr.
REroRfED soA The DIsrAfc,

i MT ~ F0h In Ul8 TVn
Frsm SANTA Fe-.lnseressisg ffon Henera,
mexico.
ST. LOUIS, March 8. Dates from Santa Feoars
received to the 26th ult.
Indian depredations wsre on the increase. ARD
several sklrmlshes had occurred between the Next.
cans md indiana, number Of both parties osins
killed.
Il IL reported that Judge Hoppin,. Jas Lag ~
And two other Americans, had been kmeo y Va
Indiana 1t El Paso; also Jas. Haboeh Wno M -,
gone to Sonora 10 buy mules, had bsen kh'eo "
the Government party there "a
A letter from Santa Cruz River, ds,ea = on. gu
says: IF the people Of Sonora oniy ~ . cSs
aeement. they would declare themselves in9cpen
dent. and ~ to be annexed - the United States,
as the country is overrun with Indians. VINO are
robbins and numbering the people In every oifec'
ton" r.
Gandsea had been broken of his Office, his proper.
~ conf seated and . new Governor appointed
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s. JOHN R. BLANKINsHIP.

e Whom shall the Democracy support
FOR CITY SEsGEANr a-shsll it be the man who has
always been good and consistent Democrat, or the
one who calls upon them only when his own party
cannot help himl Shall it be he who il willing to
sacrifice his wishes to their coed he who off
iy puts forth claims to which he 10 not entitled! Shall
it be Mr.. WILEY or Mr.. MICHAELS? Mr. Wiley
has used every method to concentrate the Democra.
tic vote upon the most available candidate, Offering
to yield to Mr.. Miehaels if the party required it.
while Mr. Michaels bias resist-d every attempt of the
kind. What nsht has Mr.. Michaels, (who 10 even
now, If his position be rightly understood, Demo
rations respectfully urged upon all
NH Sl-2t TRUE DEMOCRATS,
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A CITIZEN.

" The City Sergeanfcy.-George w.
WILEy.-The number of excellent men in nomina-
ton for this office, affords every citizen opp
tunty to select candidate to his entire
There is not in the judgment of the present writer.
a man among them Whose claims are superior to
those of GEO. w. WILEY. Upon the Democratic
party his claims of the most solid kind, because
he has always been true and faithful to it. Uron
the opposition. WHISTLER Wing or American. his
claims equally good because his bearing towards
the m has ever been frank, hbsral aud 60 aumous
And it may be added, without hypsrbole, that there
10 not among a man of more excellence of heart
purity of character and whatever may be his fate
at the polls this tribute to his worth heartily give
, an
ap lit OLD STYLE WING.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tho Last new Vera Kxcise~ess.


The Last New Vera kxcftemess.
Now that the excitement about this case mas
subsIded Il must puxxss even the Ne" e.,.s
Aud sufficient provocation In fofsn As'o
Torment which Il rAised. II b cus - -
shM the whole Of aoshsm was crsa! 80. 80 !.
dsll and unable to remain quiet VI. sue VIZ. -
Mrs.. Cunniasbam. they have regAeo 'nomse'ses
with m. .,tc.a .sndwich Of this Dean sno oo.e
marriage. 10 that they may be able 70 keep awe
tili thew can sun full Of horrors on the ounn'ns'
ham trial There are no doubt some unusual ere
m.ut. of interest to New York audience IN the
Dean and Boxer drama The upper ten ana the
lower ten thousand of New York socsesy nate
zach other with most cordial and vigorous hatred,
/. b not probable that the psebeians OF any ooon
try ia Europe regard the patriciaus with such IN
tense bitterness a. do the under crust OF New YORK
society look upon the upper crust A European
aris,ocracy has the prestige of age, ard often OF
merit either in the living or dead representative
Of house. But the possession OF wealth Is DO
proof Of superior talent, integrity, or rehhene''
Consequently, the New York popuace see nothing
In their aristocracy which can command 'ne' -
ward respect, or their outward homAse
leaders of society are often men who nave
shetr money by degrading means. or demo 80
trahic, and are morally, In no way supef'ol ~
ragged heard Of the Five Points Inns ~eo 49,
for the EMULATION 30 strongly manifested o''' -.
triumph Of Dean, old Mr. Boxers eoaehman'
tainly. there is nothing disreputable IN oe,ns :
coachman. horse is q noble animal, of1en saps
rior to his driver and 1t is possible thai the of..
Is sometimes superior to those behind him. on 'ne
other hand, we would respectfully suggest 70 'ne
radical press of New York, that r1cnes ~ no' 81
ford conclusive evidence of rascalisy or Vicious
ness. The only crime alleged against old Boxer ID
that be has made money, and loved his daughter
I. does not appear that his wealth was obtained oy
dishonest means, nor that he has exercised any
influence over his child in her whole life, save that
which was dictated by affection and duty Never
theless, the New York journals seem to delight In
his modification; crowds invade the precincts OF
his dwelling there Is neither sacredness nor secu
rity under the domestic roof If such Al event had
happened in Virginia, no newspaper would have
chroniclei it; no human soul beyond the vicinage
would have heard of 1t. However "alis well that
ends WELL" Mr.. Dean and his bride may prove
worthy of each other.
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n Rally! Rally Freemen OF Richmond

~ Rally! Rally Freemen Of Richmond
RALLY You are this day called upon to cast Jo7r
votes for Mayor of the city, and show to the world
that YOUR will shall be the law of the land that the
one man power s not to severn against thai will
that tyranny and oppression will not be tolerated;
and that the office of Mayor of the city OF Richmond
with clear head arc pure heart' can administer
the law with equal justee and with a. due regard to
your rights the great fao dispenser who nas ruled
over YOU for the last four with despotic sway
To the polli to the polls Freemen, to the polls
and give your votes to VIM. TAYLOR for Mayor,
thai pure citizen and able magstrate who has served
us 90 we'll and 10 long. He has been tried and found
true, fail hful, honest and conscientious.
an lit The VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
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y- Voters of Richmond eRemember
that SAMPSON JONES is q candidate for City
Geuser.
REMEMBER, that he discharged the duties of
that office, for two years, without the least COM
plant.
REMEMBER. that last spring, he went into the
African Church without opposition, and had opposi.
ton thrown upon him, after II O'Clock at night. and
that too by man, who had of his own FREQ will anc
accord, publicly announced through the papers that
he was not candidate
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND. Stop and consider
before you cast your votes against Sampson Jones,
who was good and true officer.
ap Its JUSTICE.
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KApril l.I .sa.-

THOs z. PRICE co. are adding by sv.rv a,
rival to their commanding stock of stsp and R,,sr
Dry Good, to which they es the attention Of ts.,,
tnenos ana the public In sverv de ption of b...
Linen and Cotton sheetiezs Table Dsppssts' M
rims Irish Linen, Huekabacas, Toselnra r.
Quilts Pillow Linens, Diapers Ac re, their ,toss
In at al times complete. '"sa
In their BAZAAR" or Show Room. nm ...,-.
viii be found eodess variety Of The uewes. str
Msntlias from the lowest prizes 10 he foevt i'm ~,
%; Also Stella shawis Grape shewis; Lace Points:
tsips; Curtain Dsma'k; Rrocstelles; Comics To-.
sells; Loops; Bands &c. They are nov rsceivips ana
Gill continue to get every week throughout the
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To the Voters of Rtchmond-Amo

the mum erous candidates for the different Offices
notice the name of 3 N. DAVIS for CITY ASSES.
SOR If there 10 one among them that has any
claim on the people for their vots that man is s.
Davis He has been truly the poor mans friend 90
far as his humble ability won admit. As many
can testify that dnring the winters Of this and
last year he supplied hundreds of families with
wood from yard free of cost land in fact refusing
pay for the ,ame.) His heart nor his purse were
never closed to the cries of the widow and orphan
dufiag those trying times.
Poor m.n. working men, and men of all classes
come forward and cast your votes for NJ Davis he
honest he is capable aud worthy of the office. Dom
forget the that caused the cheerful fire to blaze
on the dreary hearth of mspy widow and orphan.
NH SIT POOR MAN,
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n To the Voters Of Richmond. 80 Having
seen In the columns of the Dispatch 4 list CT msr
chsrts certifying to MIR Fox's qualifications for the
office Of Gsuger, we would respectfully ask what
advantage does shis give him over Mr. Sampson
Jonesa
Did not Mr.. Jones. last ysar hare a larger list of
the merchants testiyfng to his tions than Mr.
For hasl Did he not discharge the duties Of the
ofhcc tor two years without the least complaint
and with entire sstisfaction to the whols commu
nifty.
QuALIFICATIoNs BEING EQUAL, WE SHOULD LOOK
AT THE MANNER THAT HE WAS DEFEATED LAST
YEAR. MANY CITIZENS.
NH Sl--.2t*
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~ PORTRAITS AT SO CENTS, and the best of facil-
les at that il the plan TYLER l. CO. have gone
uto at 1873 Main street. The price, so cents causes
doubt in the minds of many but when they get to
1Ss, and the extensive arrangements for picture
making, aud the great number of Artists EMPLOYED
In executing pictures, all doubts vanish. TYLER
L Co. have made their mark In Richmond; for the
last years. in Charleston South Carolina the years
previous in New Orleans; their regulations have
been world. wide.
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Great touestrian Match.

ALBANY, March 30.-Two sporting men of this
city, Taylor and Dalton started on horses, from the
Exchange this morning at five o'clock, for one
hundred mile race without rest or feed. The bets
are g. 500 side Whiteside, Oneida county, is the
termination of the race.
The horses passed Fonda, forty-three miles OF
the distance, at 9:l5 a m. Time, AIS minutes
Dalton horse slightly ahead.
The horses arrived at Little Falls at II minutes
past -; the Dalton horse little ahead bat in bad
condition. The general impression is that the
Taylor horse will win the race.
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a take this earliest opportunity TO
still candidate for the office Of CITY SERGEANT,
aud have not withdrawn from the contest, a. has
been enormously stated to my injury, on the
streets.
/ hope my friends will sustain me pob'y ss doubt
not they will. GEO. w. WILEY.
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r. Citizens Ticket for Monroe Ward.

a Citizens Ticket for Monroe Ward.
Council
C. Dimmock, d.. Saunders,
Sd Dsnoon, w. C. Allen,
l.. w. Giazebrook.
Aldermen:
john L. Tate, p. H. Stake,
Jas. Bray, J. w. Beveridge,
VIM. Gray.
For Mayor-Joseph Mayo.
City sergeant--Ed 8. Gay.
Commonwe alth's Attorney--R. T. Daniel
City Collector -. A. Robson.
Asse ssor.-.S. N. Davis
Gauser-- Sampson Jones.
Supt. Gss Works. John III. Knowles.
Supt Water Works---J L Davis
Supt Poor House.--Jo John Talman.
Hish Constable--Fred. Butler.
Grain messuter-.Jes. B Glib.
Capt. Night Wstch---A. Wilkerson.
Supt 5treets-..M Bates
Reais er Water Wsrks m. L. strstton.
NH ST. 2t*
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"A ed would respectfully call the attention of his
frieads and the public to his claims, candidate
not for Mayor Alderman, City 6ergeant, but for
their patronage, humble vender of Yankee No
tisns House keeping articles. go, &c.
Having just opened Q new Establishment, at No.
81 Main street, opposite Messrs. Richardson d Co 8
Carpet store he respectfully invites all who in
want of anything n bis line, to test his claims by
gvins hi an early cal.s
ap l-St e. WARREN
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U The Election 10 d0y..Vne duty OIL
EVERY GOOD CI1IZEN-1 have heretofore taken NO
part whatever in charter elections, but think
the time has come when every citizen should feel
an interest in this subject Our city is quite large
and its interest important and men of sense and
Judgment should fill her offices. If the people were
left to their own sound discretion such N Jos
Mayo, Esq Messrs. Wynne, Hobson and others
might name, would not be annually annoyed BY vain
aspirans for their places But this 10 not tn
Men are stopped ON the streets and presented with
cards and other arguments In support of some man
who is utterly unfit for the Office he seeks
That changes should sometimes be needed, 10 be
yond question; and such a change will take place,
doubt not, to-day. The present Sergeant hiss been
heretofore elected by sort of accident and this
pie now propose to found their choice of 10 impor
tant an officer upon sound principles.
There several persons nominated who would
perhaps fill this Office well. but it does to me
that Mr. THOS. u. DUDLEY 10 eminenty fitted fol
the place. Mr.. D. is rourtsous gentleman-s man
of fine sense and much energy Of character. In q
word he is jus. the man for the Office. The true
worth of Mr. d has been so fully stated by "Volo,
in yesterdays Dispatch that need no. enlarge upon
his merits now.
hope that the sensible men of all parties. trade.
and professions will unite upon Mr. D. Though have
all my life been . De mocrat, and am in way con
nected with him professionally shall vote for Mr.
Dudiay with the greatest pleasurs.
ep1 -1t* CITIZEN.
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ex-senator tor kichm0ad FL am can
dida.e for the Senate Of Virginia, and chesrfaiiy
tor RelPs Bill to q of ia cs and equality
In the distribution Of the public lands end their pfo-
ceedsn This much demand of every man who may
expect my vote GEO r. PEAKE.
An l-ta