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s6F PRIcE 20 GEMS.
USE Samples INFALLIBLR
BAKING POWDER.
fB. NERVOUS SUrFsRISGs.
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES
SIGNAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESTORED?
We off-r you the great RESTORATIVE AM

1NVIG0RAT0R! 81
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
Is truly blessiRot Weappeal to our citizens.
Rev. James W. Hunufcutf the talented and
independent editor of that highly popular aud ex-
lshed at fredericksburg, Va in his editorial of the
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
I'VE had taken strong medicines, observed great
p,rteularity in our Diet, and all to no purpose.
We h I'd dispairei of ever recovering our health,
q bottle of HAM PrON'S yEGETABLETtN CfURE,
assuring us inst we would find great relief from its
use. We briefly replied scs ,coutd not gfre dol
lar fsr al the Tiactare Hampton srer made, 80 far
as our own individual health was concerned."-
We had no faith in it, Lor any other medi-
cine Ia sffecting q cure on US In the Kindness Of
her heart. however without consulting Us abcut IL,
she sent and got one bottle and urged us 10 accept
and for her sake, il could not possibly ipjure
~ to use it according to direction. For the high
gard we had for her and her act OF kindness, We
pr om=ed to do so And without the least ex sgger-
alton can truly say that before We had used the
contents OF. one bottle we felt like new man,
As an Invigorstor and Restorative. where o gentle
stimuIsnt wanted. We leeye il superior 70 sll the
sTA, COUGH. SCR0FULA and RHEUMATIsM.
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; it has
been truly successful TO the Single and Mqrried.-
We Offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
13- Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold bv PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond; by
D. cooG FredsTlCk,Iprs By al The progslssa
more. and by Druggists and shopkeepers every
where.
10 U-dacwts
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~ hVuL BOOKS, =
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FOETES, GUITARS

ANO MUSIC
The subscribers have recently laid in an immense
SCHOOL BOOKG S5,HOOL STATIONERY
PLANO FORTES. Gty>T4RS IND MtiSIl,
Embracing everything needful in the various
branches Of education; and adapted to in Schools
lima and Tennessee
The most eppre we'd works on Spelling. Reading
Ora ory, Eloeution Arithmetic, Grammar. Geogra
Botany phssolosi. Belle iettfes Algebra, s eoms
try, surveying. Calculus, and the Sciences gene
The Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, Italian and
German authors as also a large collection Of Eie-
mentary Works and Readers. in those several
STATIONERY
l3opy7 Books Blank Books, for exercises, coupo
sfiou, &c: Ink states and slate Per cils
ag
Colors Cameis Aafr, Sable and Poonsh Brushes
Chinaand Wood Paliates, Bristol Board and Draw
Letter and Note Paper. Envelopes Quilts Penknives
Writing Desks, &C.
PLANO FoaTEs.
They have a large stock of these instruments, of
splendid t. ne and workmanship. Some of them u,
admirably adapted to use in hooIs being OF plain
finish but OF SUPERIOR SoNE and DURABILITY, ut VERY
Low PRICES. p
y--f GUITARS,
OF MARITIME unriya'led manufacture: Us also, 9th
er5 OF cheaper make. ~
MUSIC,
For the Piano Forte and Guitar. comprising TIE
best assortment IN the state, Instruction Books
Sr o WHICH viii be
cash, or to punctua' customers.
HSr Liberal discount allowed to teachers and
schools
orders promptly aud fai,hfuly filed
JAMES W0nDHoU5E & co,
ross Booksellers. statinners. and Dfale
in Piano fortes and Music,
so 8-2t Richmond. Va
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JlE IlTSP
sSssS.; ;, a.-ssS;S;;ffSSsSS Il
nv Levatty Of Gas eda.

- ...tn,.r 81 ..,o,s ofhsfWiss we'll inform
...-,.~-. ,s.s Tia eoloosI possessions Of Eng
80 :. A...,tc. AID Australia viii not long
49,. nr,,i.h Sossrnments nd that sven
- A. 49, ,,ars 20 deter mins - sbs,lien 10 &C
~ - ss.ike siuaitaneously At their colooiAl
-. .hsv might 10 rid Of II, and tiss into indie
...A..t Kspuhiies Whenever they elH, !.
y. have no doubt that u they wanted 70 be
..A.nsodeut, shsy could DO Il With ease, for the
.r..isnt rsssoa that Great Bsisals can better sf'
ira 70 pArt with hsr American colonies than they
Nth Great Britain. They are no source Of wealth
"a the mother country, but, on the contrary,
saassass draia, for expenses Of government and
,rossctios; whereas, u independent, they would
ssooas, IKE the United States, more proAsab!e
e.s,ounsrs OF the old country than they ever we're,
ar could have been, 10 their colonial condition
No,s are better aware Of this fact than the colo
nists. and the Consequence 10, that there are not
updsr Tie shadow OF Westminster Hall more loyal
subiscts Of the British Grown than the Canadians
Except few New Englanders, who have strsggied
into the Provinces there 10 not ripple OF oiscot'
t..s 10 the whole country. This was proved clear
II enough at the time Of the 90 called Canada re-
6ellion, rebellion which existed only on TINS siae
shs water, and which was snufied out IKE iartn-
ins candle, the moment II blazed up on the other
aide Of the lins II 10 true the Canadians are poor
dsv,ls In comparison with our smart Yankees, and
,.ot n mite a much credit to Great Britain as
a,sat Britain 10 10 them bat they are grateful
ana Iowa, q dogs, and bark In her behalf as loud
M they can, and bite ~ well ~ they know how.
W. have some doubts whether, II the Canadians
should want TO leave the British Government.
that government could prevent them. int we are
vorv sure that with ell she military and naval
povsr At her command, she could not drive them
from their allegiance. The greatest Joy aud glory
az their lives 10 to be British subjects It Is thing
thew thank Heaven Tor every morning and night,
and would rather any day, be the tip Of the tail Of
ths British Lion, than the heac OF the American
KAgis. -. Z
Az 70 freedom, poor souls, they have as much
fresdom ~ We have, and more than they know
THAT 10 do With Their taxes are much lighter
than ours; they have vast territory, ard spler.
did public works, built for the lucky rogues by
British capital. We must not calculate, therefore,
on Csnsds becoming disoontented. and supplica.
ding Tor admission to the Uaited States. We can't
have her; IL We could, We don't ~ant her; but
even were she Independent, Great Britain would
make more money out Of her than she Ia ever like
II 70 receive during her colonial tuteiage. Aus
tralis. which Il % far distant from England, may,
IN time, become independent In name, but were
aha Independent to-day, English trade aud indus
try would make her as California is, tributary to
Rnslish wealth.
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There were IS deaths in Norfolk, Va, during
the month of September. --.l -.
1t 10 stated that the Montreal celebration of the
success Of the Atlantic Telegraph rivaled that In
New York. -s- .-5t. 49,.
An English prize fighter, who lately killed his
man in fight. lin the ring" has been tried, con
vcted of mars'aughter, and sent to prison at hard
labor. Served him right.
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MO. l61 IL MAIN STREET.
ENTERTAINING AND USEFUL BOOKS,
49, -,-i > H. So Al p Y pRYNu,S

- = 80 80 AtPB PRICES.
FOR YOUNG AND OLD
EDDIES Round tire Rectory; a pleasant and in
structiys story of life at country parsonage
10 Englauf. rsrubiished from LittelPs Living
Age; 81 cts
BRANDON. or a Hundred Years Ago q tale of tn
American Colonies, laid. in part, in Virginia ST
WILLIAM Archer Cookies Constitutional History
of the United States LIST volume; 2.5e.
"lt is Q mastery exposition Of the State Rights
school of pelitics, and is oonplete answer to tbs
Federalism Of Curtis.''- Rich. Eng.
THE Humorous Adventures Of Major Roger Sher
man Potter: Is.
NOM0RIES Of my life Work; a volume of rich
and instructive experience, by useful and dis
tingu'shad lady; zoo.
ENGLISH Hearts and English Hands; by tbs an
thor of the Life OF Capt. Wears; rs cts.
THE Little Susy Books; captivating to little girls
from six to ten years of age. and warranted to
keep them quiet when read to them; 80 cts
LITTLE Songs for Little People; a large collection,
full of entertainment, both in composition and
in illustration 81 cts
SONGS for Little Ones at Home; already well
known; 35 cts s.'
FIRST Footsteps in the Way of knowledge; IS cts.
EASY Lessons for the Little Ones; 80 cts. !. =
THAT Sweet Story of Old; y So
variety Of Juveniles, School Books Sunday
School Books. Religions Miscellaneous Works, CUES
ton Books. Bible Dictionaries Concordances Com
meptaries a nd Catechisms 90 & ar
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. GUNS AND GUN
NERY.-As the season for Fell ~
sport has arrived. and hunts IL


= E. ~ sport has arrived. and hunts EISG
men are only waiting good u ZNS
tides TO enter the marshes and bag the Sora we beg
to remind them of all that is necessary to ensure
good time. First then, You want good PowIING
pItcr-no Dutch cast iron affair." that may burst the
first fire and cripple the Sportsman instead OF Kill.
ing the game-then yon want a SAFETY FLASK, su ,e
as cannot be exploded by accidental sparks With
these q foundation. get You good SHOT BAG.
sufficient quantity OF No. 8 SHOT, one or two caDs-
tiers of DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER q few boxes OF ELY 8
WATER PR0eP CAPS and HEMIcAL WAns. Pocket
FLASK and LEAyHEaN CUP, then HE to the marshes.
jump into light fiat bottom boat. and with iair
tides and skiilful polesman, you may pop over
Sora after Sora. until you have more than yoa want
For fear however, that may IN IS tide or grow
weary OF shooting, be sure to take with you ytur
FISHING TACKLE, for we have had many pleasant
hours with speckled, white ana ring Perch. Wniie
waiting for rise of water Or. II you prefer hap
panion. and The rnYralds Of squirrels TO be found
every where. viii supply you with target practice,
By way of varying the scenes. But, saya the Sports
man, We have no sarh outfit as Jon Iecommsn n
what shall do? Go at once to JAMES WALSH.
No. CO. Main street. and if he does not rig you out in
the most egant manner. and upon such terms as
viii, astound you by their Moderation then We con-
fess that we are NJ judge If shooting trappings or
fair prices though have been devoced to the gun
and the line for quarter OF century. Sc Slim
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FALL TRADE.

h CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE Il RETAIL.
-. The largest stock aud most extensive variety
Of Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. may be found at Il. NORRIS CO.'S 100
NHjp street.
Merchants and others visiting our city are par
ticulariy requested to call aud examine the above
stock OF Ready Made Clothing. manufactured by
ourselves, expressly for this market, which fat
{ r ourselves cannot be equaied ia this or any of
the northern markets. regards STYLE quality, and
price. Ali We ask is a trial, at y.
X MORRIS l. CO.'S r.
.I00 Main street.
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THE GoyERNORsHIP OF NEBRASKA.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch says that Gov.
Richardson has resigned the Goyernorship Of Ne
braska TO stump Illinois for Douglas, but II 10 re-
ported from Washington. that he resigned for do
nestle reasons. ~
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- RIcHMoaD Aeasor.
Isyerpoel and Losdea sRfrc and L1e
lusurance COnpany-.ge ss
"a CAPITAL SIC, COG, 0OO.s
oyru HxIF MILLION DoLIARa INVks-
TED IN THE UNITED STATES.
The liabilities Of the shareholders unhmlseo. IL
revenues Of the Company. derived iron pr mlnn y
Of Iusurunce. exceed TWO MILLION OF D0LLAAs Az
~ Tne COMPANY 10 therefore prepared e incfesss
the smouut hitherto taken. ON unexcepuonApie
FRA They will iss ue policies for loss or damage oy
Arr on bujldings merchandise. h0usehoid furniturs'
90 "' INSURANCE. OF RENTS.
rh;s COMPANY will make insurance against loss
OF Rents By FIRE. on new and most liberal
FLOATING POLICY.
Ylest;ng policies 10 insure MERCHAHDIeY.
when In one or any number OF atores, OF on the
Wharvs and en- BE- ard ships Ia port, granted
Ia addition TO she ordinary mode OF Insurance.
ment OF ten annual premiums. property IL thence
forth permanently insured.
By this plan . saving Ct nearly FORTY PER
CENT. Is effected. (The sum thus saved will in A.
teen years amount to the whole OF the deposit -
The risk and OF renewals are avoided.
The policy can be cancelednt any time, at the risk
Of the holder the premium being returned, less five
Per cent. GhAs = W0ETHAM, Agents. 4
- RW WYATT.
% s-dts Office for the present, 2s3 Main st.
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0ev. Cumming and the M0rmons.
The Washington STATES, mentions some facts,
which IL ssys are only specimens Of hundreds Of
similar character, showing that Brigham Young
b - powerful 10 Utah ever, and that the title
be has lost IL the only sppursenance Of the office Of
Governor Of the Territory which Gov. Cumming
srjoys.
The Philadelphia Hsqairer says that strange ru-
nors are In cisculation In relation to Gov. Cum.
Mig aud the Mormens. II 10 intimatod, that he
~, undsr very suspicious circumstances, become
great fAsorisa with Brigham Young and the lead.
ise priests snd elders, while at the same time he
has lot the confdence VI the officers Of the United
essAss Gcvsrnnsnt who we're stationed in Utah
The Governor may have acted wisely and well, but
desbss ore expressed upon the sui ject.
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fe,a, me Tobacco Circulax Of Messrs I. 3 II.
na..a. ,,akr ss,r septembcrswe make the following
Ss,s..seSs
eASEecHs e. vrs...t.
there hes been eoo1 aemam' - ~. r,s1hshfy
Le.s ih oul .s,,",,sr month"; s
ssock 10 ne banda q both dsaisr. and consumers
having beeome pesrly tnis lac ss
With general dimipation u pfscss com paI;a WILL
this Teiiod last ytsr: were tns preyNpIs Inouce'
mems TOT psss.ss 70 49, ss,srefk "a vhas
miaht he sef n. rsther 4 weak maj ke{. rendering
the feeling Of holders more bu0yant The exynst
demand has been only Of . retail cha. scter: We
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Rrltlah StatlSkien.

According 10 the financial account Of the Uni
ted Kingdom, published In the Blue Book, the to-.
tal income for 18575S, amounted to $3.50 i05, 900.
and the total ordinsry" expenditure to $40 OK,
000 The net produce vi the Excise revenue was
4Se, $50 600; OF stamps. $37.35o0oo. The Post
once revenue was &l5,lso,ooo The income tax
yielded net revenue OF S560so,0 900. The iuteres,
&c.. Of the public debt was Silt ,so5 GEO. The val
Ne Of oil the exports nom the Kingdom In 1857
vss $685., 972 6s5, and that of the imports, $6Sl,
o7s,o0o (ofncial) The real or declared value OF
the produce aud manufactures OF the United
Kingdom exported last year 10 calculated at $780,,
$4,000. 2o45 new vessels Of Az, AT tons were
built last year, and there were registered at the
end Of the year 7,olA vessels, Of ,l54 tons
employing 2S4,l35 men. The vesssls employed 10
The foreign trade include about q 600 British and
Irish, and q 600 foreign bottoms. s. 49,. 81
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LoeT.

T OST -On Friday last, ia the fret
IL market, q Negotiable Note, drawn by W. n.
Hayward. Of ons hundred aud six dollars In favor
81 Jno Gordon. and endorsed BY Thomas Ruske.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded bv leaving IL
at tins Office. l. ALLEN,
ss1-3ts for j w GORDON.
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THE ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
81. Logts, Sept There were rs, 900 persons at
the opening yesterday Of the Ii. Louis Agricultu-
raj Fair. The display Of horses and cattle 10 IN
surpassed, .a& A.
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sr. LOUIS. Sept. 6.-The BeIlville. Illinois, Demo
crat IL authorized to say that Judge Breese IL not
and will not be candidate for the U. g. Senate In
opposition to Judge Douglas.
WASHINGTON, Sept. James Is. BowIin, of Mo-.
late Minister to Bogota, has been rendered the
mission to Paraguay. ss1ssee} M
The government will probably accept the effer
Of the American Colonization Society to take care
Of the capt ured Africans CT the Putnam one year
for $4,000. They will school aud teach them in
Industrial pursuits after they are landed in Liberia
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NEGOTIATION Fur ANOTHER PARAGUAY STEAMER
A negotiation is going ON between the Secretary
of the Navy and Capt. Badger, Of the Southern
Star for the purchase of that steamer; she is want
ted for Paraguay. Commander James II. Hender.
son and Mr.. Samuel Hart, Naval Constructor, have
been appointed by the Secretary of the Navy
TO inspect her. These gentlemen took passage
in the Southern Star Saturday evening for New
York, and will report on their return.-NogJotk
(td) Herald.
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FIRST Freight THROUGH PROM LYScHBURa -
Messrs. Rowland & Brothers, Of Norfolk, received
Monday night by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
Road, $50 bbls foor-direct from Lynchburg. by
the first through freight train. 1t was from Hol-
Inns Mill In Campbell Co., Va
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New RubitcaaaOrn

'sfhs Two eistsEs. BY Mrs. Emma ID. y. South
worth This book, Of popular aushoress, ia
pshlbhed In their usual elegant style, by T. b. Pc
tssson { Brothers, Philadelphia. For sale by A.
Morffa. @ -s.t
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nISPATCa
PRIN TING OF FL CE
(,rner Of MIN and Ttiytsenh Streets, RichnsoAd.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY 4 CO., Projectors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin
terry in the South both a regards Typss ornsmsnta
ss s.S ne sy rnnS ous the nsss specimens q
BOOK and JOB fRINTiNG, such e
pA 6MIRaHILIlaT,s;ixa sA s5r eaF posss,kKs.
oi BiII se 81 1fADIsa. HxSDBiIIs. &c
Benks, Public ces Insurance, Railroad and IIsne-
e'i THE I DEifPATc ;i@ CARD PaEss.
Cfrculers Labels. &c.. y capable Of turning of 100
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
work at tbs shortest possible notice.
Prices reduced in proportion to ne ss'ereass a.
Printing In Gold and silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks In the highest stye Of the art
In this branch Of the business the propristors cen
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
RELLEvUE HOSPITAL.--This Instita
~ ton. which has been In successful operation for
ne ast oh ss5 sSffs asnh is1 sfoaaosp VA
In delightful. siry position. and Is furnished With
lent. and the snersssiai isss.nssIs u dssss.
have sssa sus.s. Is.
Particular attention win Be psid % sSs lyse.a
yards. which are peculiarly conmodi0us.
(Fasabl< On the rmoyalaf ne Pstant)
White Psiisnts. Per
p 9;vsfs Room. ...-......''..j;;;',;: 70 ms
!. ~ CITY sccsptanees required for pssisnss nom
The country uness where the parties are known 70
ancs. Nur.ine ana Msdieins. 81 g srraassAa..
'ss .: ies..sss 9 &: s : Ssa s.
$ . - 81 ssisss'::
e e ~ Is ~. :s.sl'si : -. -.
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s6S- TIsrH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN ny MEANS OF ELSCrRICITY. f &.
GEOhGE W JONES. Del fist, hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted, that be is nov
IRE pared ith t. is method, and Ia daily using
IL with complete success HIS aEw INSTRUMENTS.
with tueir India rubber fulcrum, are particularly
dap ted to it, they give the operator entire con-
nent has been generally adopted by the profession,
rasmuch il not only sabdu - the pain CT extrac
tion but also prevents the nervous prostraton coD-
seqpept upon such operations esp cialy where here
are many teeth to be drawn. se7-3m
f6TEorlCE.-We dv not charge the sum
Of fifty cents additional on Presentations; or In
dispensable Medicines, when required after the
hours Of closing our establishment,
PJoHNsToN 4 BRO. Druggists.
RICHMOND. Ostober LIST, ls57.
t% have been using "Sempie's In
falIibie Baking Powder for some two years. and
than pleased with IT, ana regard it as vastly snpe.
rior to any Yea Powder il has ever been my good
'o''u III " u CHEsrEanrlp COUNT. May Is. 1855
Dr.. Nv. GARLIcK--Dear Sir: Alter keeping house
for raj months, and being frequently foiled
in IL aking Loaf Bread, was induced to try your
SExPLEs BAKIrG POWDER. Since then have had
SO little trouble, and rarely fail to- have sood
sread have thougntit but due TO ron that should
say az much. rs have had in constant use your in
valuable Powder for more than l R,sr; r. Hall
BRuISaroN. King and Queen Co, Va MAG 8.
DR.. IARIacK--sir: Having constantly used your
ing more than pleased with its efficacy. ] readily
pronounce 10 the of the many kindsI have been
In The habit Of using. Very truly, yours. scs
au IL JOHN BLAME, X. a. =
f65A CARD.-C. q. MsRA, late Pro-
fes-or Of music aud modern languages a. the south
Carolina Female Csilssa.e sryses 70
citizens Of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms NJ pres
emit at Mrs. Harw, od's. GU Bank st. an2S-lme
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ARRIVED sA
Barqus Helen and Frances, Lewis, master, from
Liverpool, with dry goods crates, crockery and
salt, 20 hent, Paine 90, Vim Butler. Richardson
4 Co, and Edward W De voss Co, Richmond.
Rio DE JASERIo, July 2nth.-In port, Schr Fannie
Currie, Rogers, from Richmond. Va.
NIw YoRK, Sept 6-Cleared, bark Imperador,
Bubtard and brig z 4 Fisher. Keene, for Rich
nl,nd. and bark Laurette, Bailey. Norfolk 2