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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11
THE OAK.CITY HOUSE,
list REI.OW THE POST OFFICE,


RALEIGH, N. G.
UVHIs RESTAURANT WILL BE CONDUCTED
IL hereafter strictly the Cash plan, ,
The CELLAR and the LARDER being always well
stocked all the decsces of the season will be served up
in superior style by of the best Cooks in the City
Private Rooms for Parties.
Suppers sent out TO order.
December Z, 1858. 10l-t.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership,

Dissolution Of Copartnership,
t0>HE COPARTNERSHIP. HERETOFORE EX-
listing under the and firm of ROYSTER,
JONES MOORE, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Joseph Jones James A. Moore alone are author
Lied the of the late firm settlement of it's
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
some forward and settle.
JAMES n. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July ], 1883.
JONES MOORE,
ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
respectfully that they Save associated themselves
in business the old stand where always be found
cheap and full assortment of ny Groeeres Their CAPT.
tai being limited they compeAed to adopt the GisA
Pda", which will be hereafter strictly adhered ia.
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A, MOORE.
INsT RECEIyED-,
- 10 Bbls. Foxes celebrated Crscke<s. I'D
,- JONES + MOORE.
Suy IL, 1905 56-M
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11

AdOIpkuS e. Smith,
A T r N EY At L A W
ToonER. HARsErr Co., N. c.,
Will attend punctuAy to all business ntrusted to his
November Ia, 1883. 93-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11

CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
a GREAT VARIETY of qualities and prices: Ingram,
n Brussels Two-pIy-aN Wool-Wool and Cotton, and
emP-at very low prices.
Fl. L. EVANS
Senfemher !a5e
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11

NORTH.CAROLINA CASIMERES.
LIVERY GRADE, COLOR AND PRICE-call and nat
IL rOnize the Old North State.
H. L. EVANS.
September 90, 1858. 70
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11

The resolution authorizing the Governor 10 l.ln,
ish to military schools read the thru t'ne
and passed and ordered to be engrossed =
Also the bill for better securing the freedom u
sheriff's elections.
The engrossed bill to prohibit betting on elections
passed its third reading and ordered to DC I'll
rolled.
The resolution authorizing the Governor to fuIn.
ish arms to Franklin Military school was read 'ne
third time and ordered to be engrossed 80.
Also the bill relative to the more speedy ae'n
cry ofthe laws and journals.
This ended the business on the calander All
On motion of Mr. Mills, the Senate adjourned u'
10 o'clock tomorrow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At 10 o'clock, the Speaker called the House "
order.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. .,
Mr. Jones' Of Orange presented Pet, ITO s hS
the officers of the volunteer companies III the o"'
to have the present militia law changed oa
Mr. Kerr, from the judiciary committee rePo,s
that they had taken Mr. brakes resolution ie'aS lid.
to the age of civil and military officers, into col,;I
Grafton, and deeming any change in the constu"U n
nexpedient requested to be discharged from l's '''
sideration. liar
Mr. Kerr, from same committee made sl ~ 4he
report on q memorial from certain citizens I" Wv
Jewish persuasion in Wilmington
Neutrality-suspicious. READING rhu.
Mr. Ferebee's resolution regulating the dls.' the
ton of Emmons' Geological NeP@S vas leaa dis
second time. It authorizes W Governor t !"
tribute copies Of the report to vaps pannG;
Northern and European cities a1Mt pQRnc a"' Con.
throughout the Union, and to nsa o. 1pe '''
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, moved ~ they were 10
scattering them over the world, to give one wy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11

an BOXES EASTERN WESTERN CHEESE
~ Just to hand at
JONES MOORE'S.
T>scemher 1874 lO2-lm.
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n PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE LEGIs-
"A ature at its present session. for Law prohibiting
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors Except for medicinal pur.
posesl within three miles of Davidson College.
Deeember Z. 1858. 2o2-2tpd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
Approved November 3. 1883
No. IAN ACT RELATING TO DEPO-
SiTIONS.


IN 80 l"H N'1 W
a cute lahhe' 'ilt" was l1i iPc"''0u az CIV
land on eune'"Ay evening an au' .lso.
meht aPpear'a 10 'ne papers announcing .n 'na'
tine hGmousSery oi HpiIi'oal,,m win DC ou'-
lbo cot ort of tIe ba-" Admission five
CENTS and AT tbis low nrice ME- house wa,
cro,dod The lecturer commenced and the
audience was husbed to perfect stiffness
Aner making fov remarks-verv brief in
deed-the lecturer took from beneath the
dcsk a bag and rinniDr it omen. out popped
n LARGO c,t which soualHo5 and snittinr.
modc a snring am9nr tine audience The
applansc bat hurst forth was tremendous.
amidst which our Yankee took his hat and
coollv yalkod ont of tho hall. The "scll"
was so rich that the audience laughed hcartl-
ly and the perpolrtor Of the joke retired
with pocket full of coin.
r,p..l.l;...- 80 ,,-.......;, t..a ,,.,
ono of their Congress Districts ON personal
grounds. Mr. Billmehnrst, the present Re
publican Member, had been twice elccted he
is good but not great man some thought
he should not have been a third time a candi-
date, and hence coldness and diSatecuon
were prevalent ON the other side, a very
able and popular man Judge Charles II Lar
rabecl was nominated, and his personal
strength has ovcrborne ihe adverse majority.
The District Is kcpuh'ican by at least One
Ihosand majority and Wlll prove II IN 1860
~ J. I"O'"e'
WAuINcroN NEws.-The correspondent
OF the i'''""e leleS'"Pus Hoh "sn'n6'o"
as follows:
~The Tbigp in an elaborate leading arti-
81. l;1.,,;a', ,ia ,,,,s,i,,,, ~ so,,raisrt,, i,
ba 'rarr;tar;oy dononncos Sonottor Soyo,-
eigrty in an its forms. md accents the Re
nnbliSon Joct,ino. that CONGRESS has full ex.
clns;yo irrisdic,ion oycr tho Torritories that
no snrycn,o Intimate optbority in reenect of
tLo Territories resides outside of them not
within "
" he''e'S reV'n'l 'T0o''1" nom ~
sumner represent nus h,'I'n o' oe''S GonS'u-
eraoly improved. A' i"St accounts ne was
a new volume oi poems oy '"Se Is 70 "P,
pear next spring nicl d 'uS'cG Neuneiu VI
the vermont supreme toui'' iUiio"s Ms SUE
cessiui ueatlSe u" '"e Ia" VI N"''"S's w"
a Work on ne Law oil hAecutolS anu Hu'ni"-
istfators'-heN' 1ohh pecH"i'u 81 Ii1Soui 3
w. mas louno thifG oGic'on 70 ms % iuii''o'
SION not bapusm calleu ior' anu noS /" """I
a commentary on the oooh oi D"i''e',
TO complete the variety Oh coming Nc''hon'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

NORTHERN y. II. RAILROAD
' ON and after May ll. ISIS, Passenger Trains
iryo Boston AZ 3d. and Concord at lp35 A. N, OF on
uc arrival OF thc fret up train from Boston Lowell
.,,-.,+. W,rcs.tcr. Nc for White River Junction,
We'll. River, Littctlu, White and ffancoma slouh
taus ST. fohusnuly, boston ana burlington 'ao ''n-
neat AZ luse's Point with trains for Montrca osdtls-
hargh toronto. Detroit, Chicago ard thc w t.i' W"
Cir.d r-unt and Great Western Railroads and steam
b.st. 4r-lss Lake Ontario, masking the ocsi ana mohi
reliable route from Sew England to enc W'7l' Hiil
witn trains flr ah -ilil.h' NN a., ,,.i Ii ID
Oydensburgh Passumpsic and mite M'un''lhs i'"''
Ai.o. lea,c Boston at 1900 49,, and Concord at rN
or ,rr,l of tno 2tup train irom Boston, worcester,
rc IN, Br.tal S. II White River junction and North
b.d Vt pr9eee,n- early ncAt morning, over Vermont
Central Railroad, 20 kousc's Point, Montreal anN oS,
dcusburg thence West hy bnlr1ad ana 0taono"l ana
from Bristol, by Stage, 30 New HAMPTON Hebron "ro-
Ie,yo White River Junction at 100 a. NJ, and l.2j
p g 1r on artitll of tht trains from w. Central aud
Ftssumpsie lttit''A., l't n''.'n' ..' ~
Worcester Portsmouth, and intermediate stab'hs an"
P4s.cagols ,a Northern Railroad for Grotou june
t.oa. Clinton Worcester, Nc"p7rt ana an siauops on
roads, and f1r Sow York, Nc connect at Nashua with
trains direct f1r those places
Passenger. leaving Ncw York 10y evening b}a'', or
Car. ,l Norwich or Springfield, connect at Nashua
ts tho ed A. 81 train fr1n Boston, and reach all sta
tous pu che W. Central, Conn. ana is'omp'''' ana
White Mountains Railroads, tine same dAy.
Stage. leave Littcon for Lancaster ,'e ana Iail-
coma Mountains, &c ST Johnshury for Lancaster
Crans1ury, DtnVuc, Vc Barton for 2efoy llns' IAN
stead SCI; Woldst9cs Depot for WooasloeN' Nu;,
Bsthel fir Rochester, Haucoee, Pttsncid Nf, ana a
tao principal towns n N'f'hefn ne" i''''i'
Fr.i+bf trims from Vermont Central and PassnmpNc
Rairatl- mas. over this road daily for BOSTON, NoietN
tcr Portsmouth, Vc; and spcce. Catuc trains every
rr.d,v gi,bor 90 Cambridge or Mcdf1rd Landings
ONSluW srEAkNs Agent
Concord n H.. May 1855. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

NEW GOOD S.-R r h h l. r.
DRAPER TdILOR has Just returned nom
N.,y York with o good assortment OF ,-,.,.,.,,-,.,
U9o ADCTOTUS CASStMERES AND NESIlNds,
which he viii make up in the latest styles and best man
ncr l ,r~,r,cl IN fl
Necdles TaUnr's Measures, Crayons SHIRT bosoms'
collars and Scots Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Th

ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.--Ihis
u well known and commodous House, formerly kept
by Col BOUTWELL, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely remoddeled, has been opened by ALONAO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House IN
Montpelier being in the centre of business and with its
new convenencos must be the most desirable and popu
lar resort for the Of business or leisure to be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate ALONZO hEDWAf'
Montpelier, Aug, 30, 1856. O2f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.

'i'A y" ai" ~ "'tlih'l'ht "i 49, ." ii''"i-
pSS, 'I ohu V"haua fWioaa company approved
Ni or was ,a9eh nPi (uolhB Spteia' oiu,i "hV
ON houoh OF mr. Cmttendcn it was ordered 70 me- ana
N4qc e pccial order Tor thursday a. Ms at w CLOCK
iouat oll, % incorporate the ". Homgpltmc ooacV
VI" l"e burlington Norhet Band were ordered 10 ic'
MI 1Wtenaen proposed am amendment 20 me hrsl
Sec o ouse o TO protect shade and ornamental trees
M lne highways, 10y adding the words 'pubhc park or
oomm9n' Waich was adopted, and the pin passed
t,"g"e h,t" uHroa'fed and referred 10 coHinotec oi
WtW"g-hY MI tNcrts, relating 90 slavery and luNu.-
uhlay s'tNiuae pa tis state, (making laNeholdins
lu thH olale leony punishable hy fine and imprison-
meni) by Nlr wilder. for the erection OF watering
H"shs upon ihe highway, lrcqurng the sclc. ncn OF
town 20 cause 10 DE erected upon all public highways
watering roughs or ustcrns, within at least five miles
OF each ohcrl
heP0fts.-by Nr smith, for committee on Banks, in
iFor oi hi relating 90 stocks and corporations without
uis state ordered 20 third reading.
b"" P's''a-lncoipor me Windham Manui1c-
turing company making an additional appropriation for
statue OF Ethan Allen iu addition TO acts incopora-
uhg the village ji Bcuniugtun-iucorpnaun the Pitts
ord marble compauy-aud House bill 20 incorporate the
iittahcr cemetery ASSOCIATION.
on motion OF Mr. tmtcnden the Senate adjourned.
HOJot.
IraYer by kcy Mr. Merriam.
nus tttfoInred ami fe'tff a-liy Nr Kellogg, topay
lhpmas .Hulo"1y referred, ou motion Of Nr Kellogg,
20 committee on pubIc hliltug- hy Mr.. Randall "
hADuy, hiking uniform tune i1r holding ihc annual
school meeting n the several school districts in TINS
state lue second lut.day iu MarchD uy Mr.. lianard
OF chelsea relating 90 hc rNh' n Intoxicating NIu1ri
III do e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Designated for Publication IN tie Newspapers.
No. 5.-AN ACT IN RELATION TO
SUITS BEFORE JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
II is hcreJy enacted By the General assembly
Of the State of Vermont as fodous
SEC. l. limo action brought before jus
tice Of the Peace shall the suit be made re-
turnable at the residence or dwelling house
Of the plaintiff, unless he be an innkeeper.
Approved, November D. 1858.
No GAN ACT LAYING A TAX ON
THE COUNTY OF CALEDONIA.
is hereby enacted, dc
SIC. l. There is hereby assessed tax Of
thirteen cents ON the dollar, on the list of the
polls and rateablc estate Of the inhabitants
of tho County of Caledonia. for the year one
thousand eight hundred and ftty-cight for
the purpose Of paying the liabilities and
meeting the current expenses of said County.
SIC. ,. The Treasurer Of said County is
directed. on or before the first day Of January,
A. D., 1859, 90 issue his warrant to the first
constables in tine several towns in said Couu-
~, for the collection of said tax, in the same
manner State taxes are required to be coll
lected.
SIC. 8. The selectmcn of the several
towns in said county shall make out and de-
liver to the first constabies Of their respective
towns. on or before the fifteenth day of Jam
uary, A. u. 1859, "a tax bin for the collection
of said tax, In the same manner as they are
required 10 do in tie case of State taxes.
SIC. 4. Tho fast constbcs IN the several
towns Of said County shall collect and pay
over 90 the Treasurer of said County the a.
J.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

issue involved IN that case and 10 this he objected Ia
that decision me court proceeded upon an assumption
rested upon. .hat nsgyo haa uo riqhf TO such hofi.
" ne would never subscribe The court goes further
and bases its decision upon the assumntou that the
constitution provides that the slave shall be- given up
II maintained that no such word as slave appeared iu
the Constitution Of the United Swtcs but had bocu
made use Of by the supreme Court u their decision 60
keep 10 before the naton and impress them with the bee
lief that this is the original tcxtand thcr asifiug OF
Coutcmu0fauouus history Is no less astounding. He
would ask arc we not 10 enact law that s compatible
with thc Constitution by the Of its terms, be-
cause the CONT. Of hc United States decided that te
pcnusy lyania law then IN question unconstitutional
II such step be taken he would stand firm
upon an adverse platform Ii win be that be Is not
at with the Constitution Of the United States, but
with the decision that has thus prevented IT, and he would
ask il bis bill went beyond the limit Of thus atrasuing &c.
quoted hy the Senator from Chucnden, when so many
decisions ia Fnpand and in America have been question
ed ard rrtersad
lie uioupbt Couprces itself had rocedcd from los posi-
tin aLr I'm t-q3 IL, mo oct ,doptcd i'm 1850 which o
H.. f, i.,tros ~, Al ro,,,d and bo would ask III
We in 1873 yere hound h, onv c,rrr not which tbe Com
moss of the t s b,l missed hcu they themselves had
nr,cticollv apuprA il iobt yrar apo II under this hin
Vermont .houl rct iuto conflict Of construction with
the T'uited St1fe ele ,,ol1 only bo i'm tho sanp no
lion AS was Wisconsi, and Ohin who came out tiuni
,i,",t ,I -. .i,o t sl, '' Go,1t ,v ,',b, o,,,r,5
nity TO con.or case duly presented although 20 may
involve tan M, the s question prc, i1nslv decid
cd H., L,,d ., ,rs ,.,,ii ,,,d@rf XII him, as rhrr.
lus thc constitution but II thc possible contingency
an5,bp, ,, @ '' m 'io io,o1I9 c g erneina @ o ne
"r lsY vs. i on9sy t'n'su ....,,, d
III. o,. ,i. ,i i t, 5,,,, ~, Vy,ni ,,I Nc
Union. and ne should continue 10 d, SO nu an, such
dirIi.i,,' NJ ~ u.l1 ~, t- .i, so,,.,o- r, n ,t,,l.r,
lt f9.i;n,, div ir,-o,d ,,i,b toboi1g,b,t ,S ,,'
lo N am Sfote ,,ili II, i'm i55,er ,or ,r elino,,on
cics five fail to heed The sisnifcan Instructions embed
led In ttcir ncititn mac riy.clf 1,,on tae rcrJ NJ.
ubo.e ,i,,dintcl s'ry,nts '',,i. ,r.
I}io3-ny Nv Ciorsc that tl,o committee ON
h.,l. h. i,.,r,,ri. 4 ~, i,; ,.i,,b ,lc u,rt COM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs, BY THE

" ngsr woRKMEN IN THE Country.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
poler, Vermont.
nose IN want Of oafraated Carriages and Sieighs,
Perhaps do well to call and what is being done at
the 9ld stand OF GILMAS & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
Montnelier July 20 1885 l5tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
LAWS OF VERMONT,
OCTOBER SESSION, 1858.

designated Jor Publication in tie Ne,ospapcrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

DW passed.--ln amendment Of chap llB comp. stat
entitled salaries and raspg judges Of the Supreme
Court salaries 70 5000 passed unauimously.l In a.
mendmen Of chap % comp stat relating to The laying
out OF and dgconinuine of highways (rcquirng copy
Of the survey and appraisal to be filed in the town clerks
Office at least " days before the session of the court to
which the commissioners reportl Relating TO the home
set o Of the homestead where other provisions are
made) To provide for making repairs upon the VI,
States Prison $1,000 for reconstruction OF cells aud
other repairs connected with the budingl To pay ho-
race Evans, (S75 fnr pursuing Richard Floyd under
fc1usiiinn Of the Governorl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Mr. Nicholson said he with the rmest convictions
that the Senate would tolerate his in the dis
ousson of this question lie said he had before stated
that there was a remote possibility Of arising like
that Of Priqg vs. PsycaHia He would not present the
bill did It not possess this latent virtue He did not
wish the Senate think him regardless Of the Constlu'
ton Of the United State, for friend Of liberty he
cherished It and thought that all is provisions would
have to be employed to realize the objects Of which every
lover Of freedom in America is so dosrous and deter
mined to consummate He admitted that the court de-
cided in the Prgg Pennsyvania case that the law OF
,hsi state was nncanst'utional n rnaN"ei ~ tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

Trg WASHINGTON Posr-ovrIcg RonBxay.-A Wash
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun rays
The special agents of the postofiee department
who, after patient aud prolopgins Investigation,
succeeded In tracing certain losses TO the clerk
z. W. Young, Jr., have discovered the following
sums as part OF the missinS Letters % Dr.. q
Bailey. editor and proprietor OF the National Era
containing 400; Washington Savings Bank s5W ":
Messrs. Riggs 4 Co, two notes Of $500 each and
nearly 800 in Baltimore money. The young man
is well rem smberrd one Of the clerks for general
delivery. circuus snees justify the belief 81 bis
association with u vie womaa gradually seduced
him from course Of integrity. I, is said the wo-
man has also been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06
Rrrvp,r orsMrs purrr,p,

BENEFIT OF Mrs. PHILLIPs.-The en-
tertainments at the theatre next Monday night
are to be set apart for the benefit of Mrs Phillips
the leading lady of the company, and it Is to be
hoped that the receipts on the occasion will show
the high appreciation In which she is held by the
pIay-goers of our city. Throughout the season Mrr
2 has labored increasingly to deserve the applause
of our people, and now that they to have sn OPP
portunity of expressing opinion of her success.
no friend of the dI Iama should permit the opportu.
nifty 10 pass by, without giving her a substantial
endorsement of "wel-done.' Modest aud unob
trusiye, yet possessing fine study, accurate con-
ception, comey person and good voice, Mrs. p. has
never failed to please her audiences In all the
characters she has persenated. The bill for Mon
day night will be rich and varied one--admira
bly, suited to ber versatile talent--and as it will
be cast with great care, it s to be hoped that the
good lady will be greeted by crowded and fash
onable audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

RAPID PROGRESS Several Of the pu-
pills in the School of Design Of the Mechanics IL
stitute progressing rapidly and bid fair b,
come popular craftsmen in very short time. Tn
present teachers in this school are eudrayoring Il
instruct each pupil in such branch OF drawing a
is most useful TO his trade or calling; and wheh
each one is thus perfected, he readily perfeci
himself in such other branches as bis fancy may
South. and are glad TO find that this school is rap
idly preparing them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06
Small pox is prevailing at steubenville. ohio.

Small pox Is prevailing at steubensfiie. ONO.
James Ramsey, chief clerk In the First Comp
trolers Office at Washington, died ON the 4th inst
Mr.. Daniel Mcleod. of Moore CO., was drowned
in the factory pond, at Rockingham, Richmond
county, n. c., on Tuesday, the 10th ult.
lives by the burning Of the infirmary at kings
Vile. Ohio, instead Of one. ~ frst stated.
The steam yacht built at Boston for the Pasha oi
Egypt has proven "a failure, In consequences o. the
defective boilers and machinery, the first made IN
New York, the latter in Boston.
I Lola Montez is iecturing in New York Noshing
b said about her last husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06
pes- PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.

EkIs- ILAlN VI EhCIb.~
DR. HAMPTON now aged 50 years, SPEAKS. Hear him;
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
aaade by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counteTfeitIug.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
nd the test of public opinion. No art OF pu1Dg
,an galvanize worthless article so as to Keep 1t up
as a good medicine if it be not really 80.
good medicine will live, become popular and e1-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
Che people readily find ont its virtues and the fame
Of them passes fre,n mouth to mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. hV1ng WIT
ness testifying to the medicine has made FOR
him, is OF more service than any newspaper aoSef'
isirg.
In prsof of what say above, we refer you To
aampton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
Mr.. VIM. HIGH, No. 1875 South Paca street, Baitl-
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
isease.
Nh. EDWIN NJ. sPRASKLIg, No. Y Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrofula OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces Of bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY scorlELp Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streether case, after years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham of Baltimore Custom House sur
f.red from thr complaints for Is months with BODY
and mind severely affected. He was cured by lamp
tons Vegetable Tincture after other Things falied
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MIR Henry o. Winn had cough Tor years-greai
weakness &C. had in all five or six physicans tried
all the remedies but was cured only by
HAMPTUN'S !EGETABLE TINCTURE.
kJ-Uelicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL. LADD CO, Richmond; b,
Dr. CUukE, Ere iericksbmrg; by All the Druggsts IN
Petersburg; by MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, Balti-
more and by Drug ggi5ts and Shorkeepers everywhere
Bs-S per bottle: six bottles for S.. Sc S-ddc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

GRAPmc.--Belie Erttain, in notice OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, thus takes liberties with he
,uted parson:-'Iie has y wicked eye. . sensual
mouth and altogether decidedy profsns anu ses
ulIi look In all his 'hoiy discouIs-s' he sssins
60 be- bordering On unboly things, and looks mlrs
- he wanted TO swear than 10 pray: or like ths
lev. Theodore Paiker. to swear by proxy, 40 whsu
ne heard that Chase, Of Ohio, had turned prosla-
Sery man, replied:--' 10 quade the wofds VI the
wicked he'd be damned u he believed h"