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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

RE E1s IA y II E'stH,
And the various affections conTequent upon dis
rdered
Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach,
j)oiicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss y Appetite Despou
iency, Csstivenass. Blind and p'eedin- Pills IL
all Nervous, RhoGmatic, and n ou"aigc s ifectiops
t has in numerous instances pTnF sd highly beDei
,iai. and in others effected a dec ded cure.
This is a purely vegetable conrrunG, prepared OF
strictly scientific principles after = manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because Of
is great in most ofthe European States its in
reduction into the U. States was intended more erp
Tally for those of our faith, Gand scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. Meeting
With great success among thsm, now oiier 1t to the
American public knowing that itG truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknow lodged.
1t is particularly recommended T. those persons
ghose constitutions may have beos impaired by the
continuous of ardent Spirits OF other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, ii
and quickcning every nerve, raising up the dreOp-
ng spirit, and. in fact infusy. new health and
yigor In the eystein.
SOT!CH.-Whoever expects to find this beve-
tow sririted, it win provo q grateful aromatic Cor
iial possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION
The sreat popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard apeinst purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND ElT1EhS fair trial One bottle VIII
con vince you bow infinitely superior It Is 10 Oil
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S., by the
SOLE pROpRlETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. a CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
N1-sold by nearly all the Druggists in this city.
je l4--dts
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AID FOR YIDauRRL-The Jackson miss Eagle Of
the 2sth ult, lsirns that Coils. A. Lockridgs will
saH by the next steamer, Gen. Rask, for Mexico, to
teudsr The liberal party, which was recently DO.
feated under Gen. VidaHrri near San Luis Potosi,
substantial aid 10 guns, munitions Of wa, ,&e 30.
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RIcnNoND, October 18th, 1853

hIJHHUND, LJLIl,
Hessrs. WAXING & PEARCE-Gentlemen: | have
carefully anal sed ;he pill, giVun me ky DR.. W T.
AEdrrs,p. and fad that 1t contains small portion
Of Canmei, but mainly consists OF the suiphate
quinine. The presence Of these two substances Wa
distinctly proved hy a variety Of l have L,
doubt that the llll was composed entirely CT thc1
utd.Cina! agents
Very respectfully, MCCAw.
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LEAF AND MANUFACTUED TOBACCO.
large and well selected stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
i4th street,
between Main and Franklin sts
B.--cIGARs made IN any style 10 order.
Gc 5-..3m
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WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally. the following standard Of
prices for my bottled lager Beer. Porter, Ale, Ae,
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen 81 T5l IS cts q dog allowed on
Piuts per dozen, Sl.00 ! return Of bottles.
Half Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers a per ceDtase allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer In whole half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole half
and quarter bbs and for sale at the lowest mar ct
price,
Orders LETT with Messrs Duval & Norton corner
10th and ain streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4th
and Frank lin sts or at my store, will be promptly
attended to. WILBACHER, 18th st.,
Hats lair nd rayv
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s5O0 REWARD --,JEFFRIEs, AN

VC'DC TIDVTE, SPEtIFIU MIXTURE Tor tho
cure Of Gonorrhns. Gleet. Structures, and similar
tisorders II makes speedy cure without the least
piication to business. The proprietor cbal enRes
4iagle case of recent Gonorrh9a which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted ii desc of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that IL will rad-
cslly any which can be produced. This
desirable result Is obtained In from two 10 ten days,
and as 1t neither creates nausea nor ocnds the pail
interruption TO usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion. the nuisance Ia thus removed
speedily In consistent with the production OF q
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients are
sntirely vegetable. and no injurious effect, etber
,onstitutienally or locally, can be caused BY lss
ase.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New Yosk. O
u Ring. No s2 Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLENDER corner OF Sd and Walnut sts,
sgent for Philadelphia.
Eodby FISHER 4 WINSTON,
f. 22-dIy RichmoR6 We.
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EDUCATION IN ALABAMA.-From the report of the
Superintendent Of Schools In Alabama, we learn
that the aggregate nunber OF schools taught
during last year, was 2262;; number of pupils, So
0f3, average numbsr of mon tins taught, o s.; aver
age number in daily attendance, 80 ss7; total cost
OF schools. 52.SS4I1.
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Es@s- EXHIBITION WEEK
MAGNIFTCENT
THOMAS Il RfsICI

4
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO,
By every arrival. are making large additions to
their c}nmandiug stock of
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
In every department they are now thoroughly ~.
sorted and able 10 giresbuyeEs at home or hsm
sSroad, the advantage Of IA large and varied selej
ton.
Tue senior partner Of the house is again in mar.
bet. thas giving them the advantage Of a residen.
partner, whilst it leads freshness their entire
IN .tare and expected
Elegant Velvet Cioaks
Do Black Clotn Cloaks
b b coid I'd % % h'8i'n' d.
Stella shaw!s, great variety
Long and square Broche Shswls
hosiery, Gloves. Mitts, &c
BiAck ana Colored Bay adere Silks
Euglish and American Prints
Dc do Mouslanes
Rich SILK Robes a'Lez
Do do Doutle Skirt
Elegant Vacuta Eobcs
elegant Mouslsine Robes
ENIbToldures every grade
Point Lace and Brussels Sets
Val and li0niton DO
Ls . Collars IN variety
ki7ck Thread nd French Wells
knmbazinc-, Grapes, fel.s, &C.
In the HEAVY GOODS department, they hav,
damned up their cele again, and arc prepared to
show buyers every article for household aud fa, II
purp a. the very closest rates such goods be
s1i1 at.
- Tn$L are Egg sow getting in
sATTINETs
PULLED CLOTHS, 81 and GA
suEETINGs.: LINshYs
Brown and Bleached COTTONs
Ano which are offered upon the very best terms.
TCoRgE
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RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
ahBEorYPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Zine Art galleries Of dINNIS, 1877 Main street op-
posite the Po5toico, and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish and
correctness in portrature.
Those who wish 70 obtain something really fine in
the way OF ikeness. either in Ambtotyps or Pho
ograph plain, in India ink. water c0lors, oil colors
Pasilie of any size up 10 she size Of life,
'pectluliy solici cd to visit his Galleries and exam
me his various styles of PortraituTes.
Galleries aiway open and free to visitors, whether
theydesire work executed CT not seq
tag HoRsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooIsG SALOON, under the American Hc-
ei-entrance on nth street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had ei
AL hours. Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for one
iollar. jos
R@- Baths. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
loid and shower Baths can be had daily at all
aours, at thu American II lair Cutting, Shaving. aue
3hampoOing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Single Baths rs cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
E@- PARKg PoINDsxTsR,
ATTORNEY At LAW;
RICHMOND. VA
win practice in the city Of Richmond aud in the
counties of Chesterfield PowhatAn and kueIia
a. Office in iisle's Buiiins, corner of Main and
18th treess. se 23-l2m
EsA CARD-~I trust that The ctject
sought to be attained by thu publication of this card
sill fUrni.h a sufficient apology ior calling public
attention to q p rSonai matter.
1t my cherished desire to obtain such AL educa.
ion will qualify mo for commencing the study If
Theology; aud "a proposition rece ntiy made me by
dessrs. Harper Il Bro, oi New York will enable me
hope, to obtain the means of accom- plishing my
object.
/ am offered 81 900 if ] can dispose of thousand
c0pies OF their Monthly Magazine, at the regular
absorption price, $50 rer year. i will engage TO
furnish it punctualy 20 new subscribers or IL those
who now receive it from the bookstores from the
publishers, AZ the price above stated. conn eLc ng
with the December nnmber, (ths bcgt'nano Of nes
r0arGs which will be issued tel days previously. 1t
u surci-nt evidence of the popularity Of this peri
odical that it has attained circulation Of 900t0
copies.
Perscns favorable 20 my undertaking will plea:e
leave their names with asssrs. Swords Thaw. lI5
Broad street, or st the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Guddin's building.
| trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain i0r me the cooperation espe-
cially Of the religious public -
LEWIS W. RUHWELI.
no l-tf Box SIG, iichrnond, Va.
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ICoRREsPoSD
ssS~ On. JAMES b MCCAw, ProfeseO

CT Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia -Dael
sir: would feel obliged If you would obtain from
D. Vim 4 a ndeTson the pill he has il his possee-
siou twh ch is part Of the same Medicine taken b}
thc iets Mr.. Wooiy) AMI aualys, the 5ame for u
giving us a written statcmt ut II itA contents.
Respectfully, WAXING d PkARCE.
RIcLploud, OCT. ped, ISIS.
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" PATENT.-Just received fns assortment OF
these most economical Lamps, giving a light equal
10 gas. All who have nsed them are unanimous in
declaring them the best and most economical Lamps
extant without the least danger Of ex plos n. Gall
and see them at OHAs. Is DAW3uN'3
City Drug etore.
uovt Corner of Main and 18th streets.
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CLEVER MgsDTcANf.-A stout looking besgar
90 ragged that you could 'see through him." was
arrested In Philadelphia last week. At the station
house be eagerly dsvoured piece ofstse bread
given him, performance which was somewha at dis.
credited by the discovery Of s2io, ia five dollar
gold pieces sewed up 10 his vest.
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. LBERT L. WEST,

a LBEhT l.. WESI,
n ARCHITECT AND MEASuRER
(Offier in Go tdin's Hall
Continues tn make plans ds'aii drawings spsein-
cations and estimates OF cost for all binds of bnd-
ing altering and repairing buijiugs and other i'm
provements and 10 suparintend the work 70 It's
plet;on. Excavations. masonry, brick work. car.
penters' work, piasteriny. painting. dc, measured
AID valued rs usual.
l. W hopes his long experience and close at
tentOn 10 business will secure q continued liberal
B"RooFING SLATE for sale. &C l5-dims
T UMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS. 60
- We have in our yard. south side of Dock. near
superior aud Ia HEART FLooR1ga. dressed and
superior NORTHERN ASH. i,4to in. hiek. under
Superior WHITE PINE, to in thick. u to is feet
long.
iuperir POPLAR, X and X liz. thick, wide. under
superior WHITE OAK. / to in thick. wide under
Large st ok of YELLOW PINE. assorted sizes. SEA
sOnsd
CYPRESS SHINGLES. No Hearts sud No sAps.
in wide
SAWED SHINGLES, and 6 in. vide. a. reduced
.A&ED LAFHs. SQUARE OAK POSTS, 80
oc ls-im ISAAC MERCER co.
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lust RECEIVED in store, . beau iful
- consignment Of Rags and Mats.
90 t-lm LARUh SllRE
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ORICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

l. -Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price CT Dr. Sherman great raiea rupture
Truss has been reduced rom Si0 only 80; placing
il IN the power OF all 10 obtain Of these invaluable
Trusses, and be perfectly cured. This Truss
veniently bo sent by mail express to any portion
Of the State.
send measuTe OF your hips or peivis-saying
whether you desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF resdence.-
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving 1t great latitude of notion so as to
apply its pressure at any given point, and then fixing
it there at your pleasure by small lever attached.
1t is with perfect comfort. The Truss s neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and not all liza
ble TO get out of order be broken. Ii has cured
great number ofpersons in this city aud throughout
tae State aud will most cheeTfuly refer 20 gen.
tieneu who we'll known for their vsracity and
respectabity, who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and ths too In cases
of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing Us can send their money to
any merchant friend in the city, or we will give
any reference as TO responsibility and prumptness.
The Truss or any information concerning II, car DO
had OF Q. Z. JAtHSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
sured, should by I'll means obtain one; for they VIII
not only cure, but are so durable that they the
cheapest in the cad.
All kinds of Trusses kept and sold On reasonable
| terms. de l3-ly
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T,RIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY

L AL Letters Psent of England. and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, and
the Imperia College of Medicine, Vienna Triese-
mar No is r remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrh9,
and Exhaustion Oft tue system. TrieseIInr No eff
tectuay in the short of three days complete
y and entirely eradcates all traces of those dsor-
ders " hch co.. svia and cubebs have so long been
thought antdOte for to tbs ruin of the health Of
vast Portion of the population. Triesemar No lis
great Cont mental remedy for that class Of disorders
which, unfortunately the English physician treats
with mercury to the inevitable destruction Of the
patients consttston and which Gil the sarsapariila
In the world cannot remove. Triesenar Nos I, 2,
and alike devoid of taste small, and Of all
aauseating qualities They may lie the toilet ta-
BILE without their use being suspected. 2old In tin
and divided In separate doses, edninBtered
by Velpeau Lalleman, Roux Ricord, &c, &c. Price
IS eacE. four in one for So which saves Sc;
and in s27 caats. Sold by DIR II A BARROW. No
l5T Prince street. few blocks west OF Broadway.
New York. Immediately o. receipt Of the amount,
Or will forward the 80 cases OF TrieseInar. and the
large sizes. carriage paid. thus insnring genuine
European preparations The So cases also cent, bat
not free Of carriage Consul atoms a. usual, from
eleven, NJ, till two. NJ. frois four till eight, NJ,
at No i57 Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad.
way. sold also by
FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
NH 29-di2m Richmond.
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The CASE OF MRS. Cora l.. Y. HATCn,-The
difficulties existing between Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch.
the celebrated trance lecturer. and her husband,
have been adjusted upon q basis of separation
The matter WAS referred by mutual agreement to
three gentlemen who are Identified with Spiritual.
Ism. both Mrs. Hatch and her husband agreeing to
abide their decision. After q hearing, the referees
decided in favor Of a separation, and that Mrs.
Hatch be paid 800 by her husband It 10 said that
the net receipts of the iady's lecturing tour has
amounted to 5000.
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e8- HoRsos'a HAIR CUTTING. sHAyI
s~% paRKr poENp,xTsR


RICHMOND, VA,
|ill practice in the city Of Richmond aud in the
counties Of Chesterfield. POwhatan and Amelia
sA- Office in iisle's Building, corner Of Main and
18th treetS. se 23-l2m
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MEDICAL CARD. DIR. PLUME may
IVA be consulted conhientiaiiy In all cases Of pri
yate diseases Hsslag had goad deal of vraeftco
Of this SORT, DR. hatters himself he esa give very
seDeral "a isiaction The afflicted in town OF country
are invited 70 give him cali. All COMMUNICATIONS
promptly attended TO, and medicines sent a almost
any dire tiGn.
once on Franklin street. third house below Trim
ity Church, and diagosxiiy opposite Odd felioss
Hall, Richnond. Va. &C 50-in
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OFFICIAL. - . ,,,,,, o,, ,,,,
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
GLASS 40,
At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Nov 6, 1853
SAMUEL SWAN CO. Managers.

Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes. Nos Prizes n os. Prize
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GOVERNMENT SwIsDLyG The Memphis Ava
ianche of the 2Tth, has the following; "A govern
ment agent is in the city at present for the pnr-
pose of collecting sufficient evidence against cerr
tain contractors for Uncle Sam, who purchased
some horses and mules at this point some twelve
months ago, for Government purposes. to chow
that the Treasury has been defraudsd of consid-
cradle amount Of money in the transaction of the
said contractors. 1t seems that they used blank
vouchers, and whenever the purchase o, horse
or mule was made, the shrewd contractor
would get the sellers name TO the blank before
the price paid for the animal was written upon
the voucher. In returning the blank to the Trea-
surer, the amount was invariably entered third
greater than had been actually paid to the own
ers OF the stock purchased thus swIndIing the Go
vernment ont of large sum of money.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND
T. LIQUogs. AT arpucrD PRIcgs--Ths sub.
s-rber Is nov In recsiEt Of choice ssseIslssnt Of
grtter. Lard Molssses. AID Family Grocefk4 geEs-
rally Also, some nne eld Port, SHERRY and AststsA
salloa' which he viii sell at The iowsss prices
j kAvkNAGH.
New Family Grocery and Liquor Store.
oc ~ Franklin b<t. Wall aud nth sfs.
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I Fl E DISPATCH
TUESDAY MORNING. -. NOVEMBER . ~,
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS.

The following is the closing address delivered at
the Fair Grounds of the U. s. Agricultural Society,
by the Hou. wM. c. RIvEs, of Virginia:
E1iInin Y.,.i,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2--The Senate is
not in session.
HousE.-1he Sergeant.at- Arms, having
replied that he had, in obedience to the
order Of the House, arrested Jn0. W. Wal
colt, he was required to bring him before
the bar. The Speaker, in pursuance of the
resolution adopted yesterday, asked him
what excuse he had for not answering the
question propounded to him by the select
Committee, and whether he was now pre-
pared to answer that and all other proper
questions. The witness was sworn by the
Speaker as to the truth Of his written reply,
which was TO the effect that he was here in
obedience to an order of the House, to an
swer for alleged contempt. committed by
him. He assured the House in all sincerity
that he did not design nor suppose that he
was guilty OF such offence, and respectfully
asked until Monday to purge himself of the
charge of contempt, and fully justify his
conduct. lie wished again to consult his
counsel. Mr.. Stanton moved that the in
diligence be granted and that he be commit
ted to the custody of the Sergcant-at-A Arms,
and have the benefit OF counsel. Adopted
Mr.. Boyce. from the Committee on cleo
tons. made report in the case of Mr..
Brooks, who contested the scat of Davis, of
Maryland.
The committee offer resolution, that il
Is impracticable to grant the prayer OF Mr..
Brooks, for committee 10 take testimony
Mr.. Phillips made minority report stie-
matizing the election proceedings in Balti-
IL Al r
the land, concluding with resolution that
the committee examine into all the evidence
with power to send for persons and papers,
The further consideration Of the subject
was postponed till Monday.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. ll-Judge Cato and
Carr, the Pro-slavery claimants for sea,
in Congress, had an interview with the Pre-
sident to-day. Carr left for Charleston last
evening.
The Postmaster General having to-day
been notified that the Collins line steamer
Atlantic, would not make her regular depar
ture from New York, on Saturday, with
the mails for Liverpool, has authorized the
Postmaster Of New York to dispatch the
mails by suitable substitute, provided
they can be delivered in Liverpool for the
sea postage.
The Senate Committee on Territories
will make three reports on Iecompton. The
majority will report in favor OF the admis.
sion Of Kansas under the Lecompton Con.
stitution. Mr.. Douglas will report against
the admission until the constitution is sub
mitted to the people Of Kansas.
The Democratic Senators held O caucus
to-day in reference to the business before
Congress, at which Douglas. Broderick and
Stuart were formally read out Of the party.
1t is now generally conceded that the
army bill, before the Senate, will pass that
body by one or two majority.
Tribune correspondence General Cal.
houn sent man to Colonel Harris, on Mon
day, before the vote was taken, to assure
him that the Free State men would be
counted in in Kansas. Harris suspected,
and gave no heed TO the assurance. Last
night Mr.. Harris saw Calhoun and cues
toned him on the subject, and after much
evasion be at length declared that be had
issued no certificates to the Free State men,
and should issue none until Kansas was sub
nitted under the Lecompton constitution,
and Harris replied that then she would be
admitted.
The correspondent Of the Courier sends u
similar dispatch.