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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

]
3 have tested Gieas ons Gas Burner By the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have alec usea
one OF them for Two or three weeks over one of my
iii ce tabies. f1
The results of the examinations are as follows.
VIZ: list. by the Photometsr: a Gleasop's Patent
s.ead:ness to rhe fame; burning 4 # Of gas per
hour. gave steady light equal to 6 pat MT sperm
candles. (Judd's to the pshnd.) The pressure
equal 10 Ia inch but tue rate of consumption wa.
regulated By the key, INIT tho Regis Meter read
feet Pc. hour. b. Austrian Burn r, without At
misunderstanding lilo tEet per hour; pressure
two inct es; equaIled also Is candles
Mr.. Cha on's consrivance for regulating the Aow
Of gas by the movable thmbles inside the first cone
is we'll devised and skifnlly constructed arran ge
nent. The attachment OF hot metallic rods and
slass to steady the fiama has good efect for the
PURPOSE desiguad-abd thus renged have been
able to VIZ to by it several hours Of an evening
without fatigue to tine eyes. Whenia full action it
gives the na ne stead ness near equal 10 the
best Argani 8urners without tbs iacouYenient heat
and ex zen, c Of that FORM Of Eurpers.
Respectfully, g. SlLLIMAN, ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

IMPORTANT To Consumers OF
l. GAs.-Ths nndsrsignei having purchased tn
right TO sell "eL GAeoN'S PATENT AMERICAN
Gar BURNERS, in this city. fer the sans to the
cit ,zsns OF Richmond. with confidence, the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public. The Construction of thes. burners il
such that the amount Of gas to DO consumed can lie
arranged % suit the pleasure Of the consumer. and
ihis quantity cannot be aif cited by any wearing or
ali who ma used them proves that thu quantity Of
light given by one Of them is greater. with the
ever ussd
As the season is approaching when there Is gene.
best time to apply the only preventative which is
in the hands Of the consumer, and va invite all
who wish 10 study economy in the use Of gas to
call at cur store and examine these burners.
The following csrtiEcates, selected from many
Others sutn lent to estab ish the claims which
We present for these burners:
9 YaIy I,oIy veg I,Apoe rnpy Nav Haven
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

beard of directors
u of The Rief nd Fire Association have daclar.
per share) the capital stock thereof, for the sir
months ending 3ist August, 1853. payable to the
stockholders or beir legal represeE tatives and
after FRIDAY next. 10Th sept, 1873
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
R-2w ! No III BDSHER Ssc'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

MHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, Paint
Brushes and Paints NJ ell coloxs. ground In
on. I.r sale bys Nj psO0f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

I,ROUND PICKING SPICES-Thesea
NJ gpices give a fiue favor 70 Pickles. &c, &c--
Fer sale by PICI.
seq ~ Druggist,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

pOARDING.-Gen with or with
- Gu: families, can be accommodated with gem
teel board On reasonable terms. ut
Sc $50, NoISi MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

M !. MTCHELBACBER will re- ume
lvA. the tiles Of his School, on MONDAY next
the 18th Of September, at the basement rooms OF
the Synagogue on lltn. next to Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

EUR SaLE.-A suction and force
l. PUMP In good or Ter, one that has been used
but little and which has a very high rep0tation,
and may be bought low. Apply at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

MOI lCE--My store will be closed from
INTEURsDAY. tina 9th September, till MONDAY.
the 18Th, when will have large lot Of new FALL
GOODS TO which invite the especial attention of
the LaGf,5. GE0RGE JACOBS,
ne 9-3k ~ a. Main street.
, 1858-04-09
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father, this beats all creation? "
Ibid, brother"
"Didn't you say that Felix Joshua fetched
the steers and wagon, and you picked up ten
bushels of pigeonsl"
There is the mistake, my BROTHER" re-
piled the deacon, again raising his eyes to-
wards the rafters. 81 didn't say We picked
up ten bushels of pigeons. Brother Fingle
is mistaken; I said"
"Order, brethren, y said the minister; "let's
hear brother Thope's story, and then you can
make any remarks you may WISH"
"Well, as was sayin'," resumed the dea-
con, al didn't say we picked up ten bushels
Of pigeons-brother Fingle is Mistaken
said we picked up ten bushels Of corn that
the pigeons had shattered off,"
"Amen," went up from the congregation,
and rush was made at Deacon Thrope to
shake him by the hand. 1t is needless to say
that he was restored to good fellowship and
confidence.
Why Tusealoosa Always Voted Against Gen.
Jackson.
Old Hickory crossed the Warrior river at the
close Of campaign, at Carthage, in TuScalOOsa
county. There he halted and rested for the re-.
zuit and refreshment Of the sick and wounded
for . few days The citizens Of Tuscaloosa, then
small village, got up public dinner to the
General Adaptation Of militia officers, armed
oap-d,Pie, went to Carthage to extend the invi-
tation to jackson. They found him busy, on
foot, near the main road, dismOunted, and with
well set phrase, their spokesman invited him to
the dinner. 90 % '-4' va .-
"Fcr how many have you made provision3"
asked Jackson. For al my meni
"NO, only for yourself and officers"
EThn, replied the old hero, al nor officer Of
mine will not cat dinner not provided for al
my boysl" Then turning on his heel abruptly;
he lef them. s
The poor militiamen were sadly discOmfted
and mortified at this rebuff Butwo was in
store ioF them. A quartermaster, or his assist
ant had laid his hands upon every, horse Of the.
delegation, and claimed thsm-fOr public service.
Furious, they appealed to the General He do
clihed interfering could make no distinctions.
Other mons horses were taken, why not theirs,
vas surprised at their want Of patriotism, not
wiling 70 give up thsif horses for The transpOr-
htiOn Of the sick and wounded sCldiersl The
case was hOpsless-the weather warm+-ths mil
iiaEy trapping, coal, sword boots &c, ali insult
Cd for long march in tho hot and dusty weath.
er. No conveyance, however, could be had.
The geDealS eclOnslA majors, and captains Of
Tho Tuscaloosa militia, sssltsd 70 TuscalOOsa.
, 1858-04-09
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN.
4 Journal for tAs Racm, Gordsn md Ereside
( PUBLlsHED BT LvEHER TUcKER & SON,
Albany, N XIG

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paid in advance, or e 80 u net paid ip advance.
N: pOSs e = ne paper sSs = a.s cents = Iss Pc
United States. IoJ1AJ
- The same publishers issue the CULT
VATOR, on the lFst Of each month. Il forms
an annual vOlums of about 400 pages-price
Fifty cents Q year. s,r
, 1858-04-09

On Saturday. March eth will be Published n San Fran
cisco Tn. MoHFoR Weekly Journal Of Catholic LsFA-
tore and General Intelligence. twill Be issued In quario
form, and contain forty columns Of printed matter.
MARKS, THOMAS 4 CO.,
IH4#...a ..r.. pnh,lahpra pRonFfnfnrl
, 1858-04-09
TO THE AFFLIcTED.

DR. L. ]. CZAPKAY returns biz spcere thauk, "A "A.
numerous patients for their patronage, and would ~
this opporunityto remind them that be oo1tinusS %
consult o. bis Institute Tor the cure Of chronic dSeass Of
and ell pilvate diseases E: Syphiic ulceFa, gonohea,
geet structures, seminal weakness and an fhe hoISi3
consequences q self abuse and be hopes that hS on0
continue 70 ensure him share Of public paironaFe BY
The practice OF many years In Europe and The United
SAtes ana during ne Hungarian war and campaigns ho
edies against diseases Of ell kinds he uses no ercnS1
charges moderate treats his patients IN corFSct "A
honorable way and has references Of unqueStionsblo,
standing 10 society All parties consulting him. by letF
or otherwise viii receive the best and genes tresmen1
and implicit secTesy. ~'-''-'
, 1858-04-09
WasAington City, jan. Oth, iss1S. S''''''

SPERMkToRRH0A, Or LOCAL wEAKNEss, NERyouD
~ Debility Low Spirits, LAssit1de, weakness d ths
and Study, Dullne.l q Apprehension Lon d Nemof1.
aversion q society love q solitude, mdliy, Gslfdllu
d.Sne headache, involuntary discharge pains n ~
and other nhmities IN man are cured without a. hytk1
Justly caehmttd Physician and Surgeon, DF. 4 CAP
KAY. HIS method q curing dlsoaSs & new, (unknOVn
hy letter or otherWilo, me-, AddIo8 L J. CzAPKAY,
ND, San FFancsco, California. ism
, 1858-04-09

uanS:I $ &: sSs S: 1s 1a SsF 2 Ssas %a 't
, 1858-04-09

Although We acknowledge with pride and gratitude
that The Press o. California z IN no agpIecahe meas1lo
world, vet We think Catholic journal, nee fFom The
ranoor Of poemcs, and devoted 70 the cultivation Of
Catholic ltenatuFe, nelihsf anpefnuons ner unoaea oi
Such 4 s the design Of The P1cecon Of The monitor 70
Beyond the scope q an writers merely Indifferent upon
the labiect q religion there d wide Abd for TIE bene
ierturO fails not % foster and maintain. The commu
mon of sentiment and sympathy IN he cause q religion
lnd morality Whioh acta1o the m1mbom q ne church
Ss%a9S SS est p ~ Gs sr ~ end 3 sna
and enllVen the -ahould bomAde known % them.
The stmgglss and plogreaSo of he church " cur own
Ss are SIs10Sa . as GeSSci d
sams reason our brethren IN other parts Of the Union
And ohSle6dom kno. nothing Of us hs msmben Of The
Bat he dssoIatine dogmas and PsmcIous immortality
Of class Of writing which obtains extensive elculaton
because n 4 cheap, and served up IN Aahion 70 create
and cater . di!eased appetite n ne reading pube
n coufslvanE their baelh results and dsplacng the
canS6 o. Influences % malgn and 70 this branch Of "
duty Tha Monitor shall devote Itself with hearty zeal
IT sa1e % ~ iS tRIs S..s some thOusands Of Irdhmen-
indnnliona moral and ntegent-who love the land Of
their birth and The home Of their kindred with The love
SeIi.ve Wsskiy sammaSy q II.h nisgsnce prepared
win vou % our requirements IN thls l on lndt VII
not q unU6looms Ard d & tho determination q tho
pEOpFlicn q The Monitor % leave nothing updone 2
~ - rSSt, e hops b f6fnIIh Journal which yi
amuso e vel e nitlact; which, nelther h adve.e-
mt Ss'I SSS e SSaHH q @
heiorD his child; though our columns viii Be seasoned
win mlIth ~ god joEs WIN b q welcome asay'
wIth roses ~ h.ve SOthIpe vhss,o,yer 70 do. Fhsy
ae IN ~ their various phases Outside our poyinca and
vii Be- carefully hepe there. c.fsgt,gga
No Psns vii 3 sPassa = e5s on m,lnng, sscaiSs
, 1858-04-09
NEcsIIaNg.


aDsaeon ThEOpsS Rlgeohs'"
Several years ago, when the crops in some
Of the western States. were about to be des-
troyed by the large number Of wild pigeons
that came about, Deacon Thrope and several
Of his friends were sitting outside the log
Westinghouse one Sunday morning, waiting
for the minister to arrive, and, as q matter Of
course, talking about the prospect of having
snothing to feed on" through the coming
winter.
ats orfal," said one Of the company. 81
never Sc the pigeons 90 thick afOre. My
BIZ and Ben went down to the roost last
night and killed bagfGl with clubs. think
they'll take all my corn"
GOh, YES, It's orfnl 70 replied the others.
SThats nothing to what me and my Felix
Joshua did, day before yesterday" said the
deacon. @You know my bottom field herei
Wen, they came in 90 thick you couldn't see
he ground. Iwent down to scare 'em out
and psradvsnturs they riu up like cloud |;
you couldn't see the sky for EN-. Ihollered
and slapped my hands, and tore around till
was plum worried out, but IL did no good
Thsy Just swarmed around over my head
and Is fast as Invent to one sideOf the field
they begda 10 pour down on tOther.g Feli1
Joshua had just got uptothe crib with a LOAD
Of corn, for he vas gatherin' the ridgeheld
and wenG to where he was and told him Il
20 10 tho house and get his shot gun and my
shot gun, and We goes down. He slipt alonl
On one siae Of The field, and alipt along OF
toshss, tilI We got about middle ways, AM
thei I gin hoIler, and up they few like
vkirlagust lblaSed away m the thickest o
EN-, and what DO you thlnki They were al
eonsina second Thsams and Felix Joshua
We. elem over The fence, and sayS he to me
sfhiher, this beats al ereatiOGPE Says u
him, 30 fetch The steers and wagon, and
upon my word aHd AhECpor, SsIPlsksd up q,
tu111I1l 4" - .n,s.,.alEf,.-.F f,s.ff,--f.-a
, 1858-04-09
J. KISGsBURY.
]. KINGsBURY. A. DoDGl
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Broadway ana sansOmc streets,
' " SAN FRANCISCO. ffr.

Board per week, &C; ard and Lodging per week %
70 $40; single meals 50 cents; Board per day. S Lodg
ings, 50 70 Is cents.
.a... KINGSBURY & DODGE, ..
Proprietors.
.NB.-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats free
OF charge. - ..s ... -,... 3m
, 1858-04-09
GUTTER NOT WHEN CURE Is GUARANTEED TN Az
- STAGES OF SECRET DleEAsES. ." -

GUTTER NOT WHEN CURE Is GUARANTEED IN Az
- STAGES OF SECRET DleEAsES -" -
seial use, Nervous Debility, syphs In al N, sapea
stfctures, elects, Gravel, Diabetes, Dseases N ~
Kidneys and Bladder Mercurial Rhsnm1tim RcSn,sIs
Pains In the Bones and Ankles DleaaOS of IN IISSs
Iaroat Nose and Eyss. ueem upon ths Body Or Hm6s'
sl diseases arising from deringemsnI of lhS sssusi
Such Is Nsryou. Trembling, Lon, Of M.mO,y Io.,o q,
rspots appearing before The eyes Lon of slsht HsSS
lalness Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Eruption nnsn m.
Face, Palm IN The Buck and Head Female Ires1IsT,eS
from what canse the dssAse oriRinated hoTevSr ~
standing or obstinate the case recovery 4 cartain ar n
shorter time than permanent cure can b eSciSd 81
xii Of eminent physicians and resisted al iheF eSpS ~
c9.S. Ihe medicines prescribed are pleasant, without
Sdor entirely vegetable. eaasng no soknelS, and ne
tce, In Europe, the Atlantic States and CafoFnS ~.
rescuec from the jaws Of death many thousandS who n
the last stages Of the above mentioned diseases RSd Zen
given up 70 die BY their physcans which WaFran,S n
10 promising 10 the emcted who may place thSmSelvsS
under my care perfect and speedy cure Private A.
eases are the greatest enemies 70 health they arc hO
irst cause OF Consumption, 6croiulA and mHiv othsS
dseases and should be terror 10 the human fGInIly
permanent cure s scarcely ever effected; maiofiv AZ
!he cases Sag INTO he hands Of Incompetent persons,
tuition, hing the system with mercury, which, Wth "a
disease hastens The suieTer into rapid Consumption,
BY should We disease and treatment not cane death
upon the children who are born with Feeble conaaiinfn
and ne euITentoi e corrupted By virus Whioh heIlSVs
tse u ecroinap pettef, uceFS euptlons and olher a
tons o. the skl eyes throat and lungs onlaing uCn
70 an early grave. -
Self abuse Is another formidable enemy % hsSl,h r
nothing else In the dread catalogue Of human dossS.
oanses 80 destructive drain upoa the syalem draWIn1
is thousands o. victims through sW years N snSrins
down 70 an untimely grave. II destroys the nerVOnS sVS
TEN, rapidly wastes away the energies Of me- csrseo
mental prevents The proper development 81
The syatem, dgquahes for marriage 0Ociety bnIine~-
and az earthly happiness and leaves the sufferer wrecked
N body and mind, pIedpoed 10 consumption ana StrSin
evils more 70 BE- dreaded than death itsolE VIM M
fullest confidence assure the unfortunate Vcllms of f
able that permanent end speedy cure can b spcsd.
and, with the abandonment OF uinous prActlcea nv ~
tients can be restored 20 robust Vigorous health
Irregularities and all dleases Of males nnd fu,.l.,
treated on principles established By sen years of pTac
tce and sanctioned By Thousands o. the mcsl omarabo
cures Medicines with full dsctions sent % any paFt n
California Oregon and Washington TeFloFes by patients
communicating taer symptoms By letter Baaihs1 eur
Address DR. l. J czLPKkY,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Nan 6l1amahin ~ =.
, 1858-04-09

Nothing ever touched the heart Of a reader
that did not come from the heart ofA writer.
, 1858-04-09
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JOBBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
wash1ngtOn street, near Davis,
IAS just RECEIVED, ny LATE ARR.
Ii walls from the East, aud will continue 70 receive,
large and varied assortment Of
0- AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are The following, which will bs
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates:
or YOkes, assorted Gses, complete; s>rr r.-sH "N
OK Bows, best Vermont make, In Of dozen pairs;
0rindstones, assorted aiEes-aarge assortment;
Ok YOkes, plain; OK bOWpins; or chains; SEQ .gA
auI1s Rsas. ano SySn&Ss & aSos,d isss
steel spsds. Amsss, squArei long and short handled
HOss. lT9.is No y assorted uiusSi California and Plant.
stssi galn and coal Scoops; Hay Knives; 5f 81 1t.g
CFoWha1, Sledges, Screw WIenches, Brushes; .sI
Axss Hunts and CollnsS; store Trucks aoFtsd Sizes
bay Forks, 2, and tine Tuttles and other kntls;
5.riey Aa tosk'; y large; Manure and Straw Forks;
seSdAoweri CultvatOn, with steel and cast iron teeth;
Horse Makts, revolving and steel teeth;
Farm Wagons, ,lleht and hesvy; Harness; sst
Canal BAiTUws, let quality, 10 cases q u each;
Mnche1, tcr the hines Double Tree, three hoe do;
pioHa siee and cast ircn Of all sizes and pricesi
Chooso Pre1se1; CheoSa hoop.: wen bnckeis, = .,.
Grain Cradles, Grape Vine and Gnnts, extra nngon;
Axe, PICK, eledge Fork and Rake handles; I y T.
SS . 1 hs scsi sSyshs Stone;
Sections, &c. for ReapeEs; EEtra Arms iof ThFeshen
hsapen, Mower' Threahen, 40. sss h7la- = !
ne SessT S % having guTcAssed and made aEangs
New York and Boston, lfom whence be has bot recently
10 yIN,THE CONSTANT RECEIPT =
, 1858-04-09

A mountainof salt has been discovered IN Mis-
sOu-, about 7aniIss from ST Louis q ,,-s y ~ ~
, 1858-04-09

b,
un omVAae
q
Of ndcOene
WHAT
sstWoln
Whit
DPrpden
, 1858-04-09
"TAs Chambers Of Ameriea."
LIFEIL US TRATED.

"TurSK or LIVING" 5.s'...,Ttr
A first-class weekly pictorial paper for the
friends Of progress and their families.
FOURTH YEAR-SUBSCRIBE NoWt
, 1858-04-09
San Srantistu.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, OeOW Montgomery, oppOsis PacsaO Naa
Steamship COmpdnys office, San FronciseO.
Established In 1854, for the Permanent Cur. or
all Private and Chronic Diseases, and the
suppression OF quAekery.
Attending and Resident Physician,
l.. j. CZAPKAY,MD.
Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Phvn
clan TO the 20th Regiment Of HOnveds Chief eufScon
70 the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary, and ~
lecturer On the Diseases Of Women and Children.
by letter or otherwise, free.
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Fnnciaco CAL
, 1858-04-09

nRL ,. CzAPKAY'5 PRIVATE MEDICAL AND
Surgical Institute e on Sacramento stFscf heio1
Montgomey opposite The PaeiAc MaIl Blo1m1hie 90
once san Francisco The Doctor odenlIOO cOnI1l.tIon
and asks no remuneration unless ho sects cure OrS
, 1858-04-09

.t.sa WAsHINGTON mvAI1Ds. r,,,,, /;
An who feel weak, allng and dsbIllhled, physically Or
mentally, whether non dIsasse, iAling 20 mnoh ~
'' medicine, eimais, diAapafo6 o. sHi In
, 1858-04-09

a1sliaI pnlIiatiuas
, 1858-04-09

ne good brothers Sesred wildly around
than, md probably would have accused their
deacon Of lying, had theynot been interrupted
By he arrival Of Tho preacher, and The an
nomosmsnt that qImeetil' Vas agOin' 70
, 1858-04-09

's Medical Institute, Sacramento street,
below Montgomey, opposite Pacific Nal slsamIhlp "a
ONCE, San FranclScO. -.
, 1858-04-09

aDia you hear what Brother Thrope said
Boui him a1d his FsliE JpShua KILN Zen
bu.hsls qf pIgPqlsA a one sh0.lsss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-08

The undersigned being determined to
close out his eGafre stock, now Offers great
indncemsuts TO buyers. ] viii sell any"
thing for COST fer CASH.
hays On hand aplsadsa aasortmsnt Of
Nimer'a Spades = saaoveas,
and OUT. Atting goods for Miners. To psr.
sons remaining, would Offer my stock Of
Freah Fruits, Meats and Vegetables LII
cans, as @slI Ra any goods they wanfs AZ
like cost Ff8c@sg Oofse Uns snd all and
make year fortunes.
t JAMES HEHsHALI.s JF.
n. B.-A%T would stAts that can bs found
al Ehs sane old Coxaer ready for setslszasn
assd all those who do not coma ap hefoEa
Leave, Haay expect TO have theS1 Aecnsinsa =
fogsad W an officer. ]. h. SF:
Sept. 1858
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-08
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HasMEg cxaBaATaD v9aETAnIE
wgwEM TWWEg,.

EoE the sure es LAYER Diseases, nyspsp-
81. IaunAsea. Dssaass og the KiAaeyss NsE.
yaus Diseases. Chilgs az loag standing ssas
laxgad spsasna, BiIlioua Cholss, Eowes.
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