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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26
ID ~ The stfeef Oppusitt tatIi UIu cIaIIu
TTHE LIVER INVIGORATOR, prepared

IGORATOR, prepared
is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC
/, and is daily working cures,
We. 1t cures asif by magic,
sHeM, and seldom more than
o cure any kind of Liver
st Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
of which are the result OF q
principal regulat'so Of the
perfermsits funct'ns well
-are fully developed. The
dependent ON thehealthy
1praper performance ofits
Zach is at fanlt, the bowels
z system suffers in conse-
CLIvgR-haying ceased 10
Ises of that organ, iof the
CHS study, in a practice of
find some remedy where
h|many arrangements to
NEEDY is at last found any
Ger Complaint in any OF
bottle, and conviction ia
.formed by dissoiv'g gums
IL soluble for the
cine. These gums remove
the system, supply
flow of bile, invigoratipg
1to digest well. purifying
observation-disclosures
of the disease, and effect
-any of the disagreeabie
Calomel or Mineral
.sresorted to.
Lsufficient to relieve the
food from rising andsour-
fore retiring, prevents
night loosens the bowels
,neSs.
leach meal will cure Dys-
-spoonsful will alwaysre-
male obstructionremoves
makes a perfect cure.
ateiy relieves Cilolic.
il a sure cure for Chol-
INVENTIVE of Cholera.
.wiil prevent recurrence
.sit relieves all painful
needed to throw out ofthe
after a long sickness.
.Jaundice, removes all
= color from the skin.
- time before eating, gives
makes food digest well
.'curcs Chronic Diar.
while Sum m err and
<xalmos. to the first dose.
O{attacks caused by worms.
.rren, there is no sGrer, SAT
1.-THE world. AS it neper fails
II alton in these statements:
that we can give evidence
use it, are giving it their
its favor.
ure in recommending this
for FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL
a Bilious type. Il operates
sands are willing to testify
{ Liver remedies now Offer
Q none we can so fnllv re-
)RD'S TNVIG0RATOR, so
roughout the Union. This
YER INyIGoRAT0R, producing
% all who use it. Almost
have been given of the
cine by those of the high
nd we know il ID be the
efore the public. Hudson
RID Il CO.. Proprietors,
rAe D-An Rxna- NnrxY VArf
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DRuoe. n1ED1C1l9He, 90.
- PURCELL, LAID & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils. DYES,
WINDOW GLASS &C..

No. 10 Pearl street, Kichmond-
ARE now receiving and win shortly have In store.
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS. DYES, CHEMICALS,
&C., the whole comprising a large and general ~
sortfaent we'll adapted TO the wants Of the trade,
purchased In person by one of the house, the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful TO our friends and the pnsl1c for
their long continued and fattering support and we
hope that with the facilities we possess for obtaining
supplies and the srietest attention 20 the Quaiif
Of all goods sent from US, to preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
packing orders.
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WOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR

sd BroaGWay, New 1Ork.
FISHER / WINSTON and ApTE Il GRAY, Agents for
Richmond. de 2-dEcW6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

CospA.,Trvs SrAsE or fHg FARMERS BANK OF vIR-
aIsts Incl DI 70 ras Bs tscHss. os TIE isT DAY OF
JASC Arr, 1851 AND Tus isF DAT CT JANUARY 1853.
, 1858-09-17
W1thOut PaY!

"a These Baths improve the complexion, rendering
The skiu soft and smooth, and adapted to ell Female
Difculsies. ladies are requested 70 accompany each
other, and every facility Is ofsUd fr their enjoyment.
They may he taken BY rerons In perfect health bslrg
the most lnxprinns Baih ever drvisnd. 2I;f
, 1858-09-17
ADDITIONAL ATLANTIC ITEMS.


FRANKLIN honan was instantly Killed In SIN
guar manner at Does planning mill IN Bangor
several ol tne KNIVES were broken from tue
cylinder OF the planning machine as twas reVov-
ing with velocity, and one OF them struck Mr.
Holman, severing his left arm and making a
frlghtful wound in bis side. He died instantly
large fragment Of one OF the knives, weighing
three pounds, was found imbedied in his lungs,
having entered the side between the ribs with
out breaking them, severed the LETT lung, and di-
vided the heart
F7e young women OF company Of fourteen
who sacked GROCERY in Bristol Ohio, last
June, were tried by three Justices for riot, and
acquitted; the Court deciding that the groggery
was nuisance, and the girls had right to abatc
it.
The accident which happened to Judge Ducr,
(Chiei Justice Of the Superior Court BY which
his leg was broken, Is assuming very serious
phase. He now lies dangerously Ill at the resi-
dence Of biz son'in-law, on Staten Island, and
fears are entertained that his dissolution is imme-
diately at hand.
Boston wasyisited BY a terrible thunder storm,
lately. The lightning struck great number Of
times in the city and suburbs
Charles Stantz, pauper In the poor house Of
Franklin County, Ohio, has fallen heir to $780,
600.
, 1858-09-17
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILACOOM, W. T., SEPT. II, 1858.



Dates from Great Britain are to July 18th.
The India bin had passed the British House
Of Commons, and the East India Company, after
an existence and an unequaled power as CON
Suercial organization for two hundred and fifty
wears, Is numbered among the things that were.
In the House Of Lords, the Jew bin, so amend
cd as to preveat Jews from exercising ecclesias-
tical patronage, passed in committee and had
passed.
The Government had given notice Of an inten-
ton to remove the squadron from the Cuban
waters. .s.
A resolution, declaring the practice Of visiting
or searching foreign vessels for the purpose Of
suppressing the slave trade inexpedient, met with
the opposition Of the Government Mr. Fitzgerald
stated that the establishment Of q commission to
look into the free labor system had been proposed
10 France, and that Gen. Cass had expressed his
entire willingness to accede to any proper plan for
verifying the nationality Of vessels. t5
The Mohammedans in Jiddah had massacred
all the Christians in the place upon whom they
could lay hands, including the English and French
Consuls, whose residences were plundered. Tur.
key had promised to avenge the massacre, and Il
was reported that the 3 'glish and French would
occupy the place. The Scindia troops having
been defeated by the Calpee rebels in India, had
gone over to the enemy in large numbers.
Further troubles between the Turks and Chris.
lians in Bosnia are reported. A Russian force
had been surprised by the circassians, and
, 1858-09-17


oRsAT BLESSING TO MANKIND tENock,r SIT roTExT.
DrL J. czapkays PnoFnYLAcFIcUn. -elldl5inltctng
sgent) sure preventive agaiuss 0ouob@a and syph-
r daase., and unsurpassed remedy pr al vsretal
scroul1ua gansrenous and generous ncss. f.d dis
charges from vagina, uterus and ueha. and al eu,ane-
userupiIous and diseases For saleat Dr. cz,pksys
oise. Sacramento street. nearly opposite Pacific Nail
Steamship Oos ccs San Francisco. AsinoculniIon 1.
preventive Against SMALLPOX. 20 is Dr. L. l. ciaphays
PIOphylactcum preventive against syphiiIc and gon
orrteli diseases. Harmless IN iis,lf. 10 poaesS.s he
poser Of chemically destroying Tie syphitc virus, and
thereby av ng ihouaandso young debanchees ombsse
nis ted BY the ost loathsome Of an diseases Let no
young man Who appreciates health be without Dr. Czap,
kAysPsophyIaciicam. lhinvsFy eonvenisnt paekagtl.
and viii 70 found convenient 70 uss being used e sop
That disease can be prevented By proper agents.
As well IN esiahlhed fac q that II can Be- cured ssr
ia establishment The principle. which i now unIvsr>
sally recogn z-d was received bei0Ee The days Of
Jennsr the dscoverer Of vaccination IN 1876, and n
multiplied benefits ever since have received q they d.
served, The attention Of the medical faculty. n was in
pursuit Of this branch Of the medical science that Dr. L.
j. Czlphay fortunately made the discovery Of his Pro-
phylactleum. which, for the prevention of syphnte,
gononbeal, canoerOus and cuianeOls daoras, stand.
unrivalled BY any agent IN the PharmacoFnla. Tho
eject Of This agent, ner coiiiOB. b immedIais and n
moves the possibility Of contraction q dlsass. It
however, the disease has been contracted u useful IN
neutrallzng hepOsOnOus secreons which By shsopiou
produce the hOrrd consequences known ~ secondary
sypbs Ithas been administered b. the DOctcr many
thousand cases. and be has yet 10 nd the rt In which
il has iled to snbserve the parPOs sOr which u was
administered. Price. Is. Full Injections are attached
to each package Ia cases whsr the PrOphylacilcan s
used as curative Dr. oz9pkay win furnish gratis prs
scriptlon for bis Blood Purifier.
All Accommodation from country .addreasd only %
Dr. L. J. Czapkay. San Francisco. win be strictly ana
cOnadentiay attended TO- and The remedies, win he
greatest care and secrssy. Immediately despatched b
express or other conveyance % their destination.
Address Hea IsJ. czAfKAY. ND,
zoM ~ ~ San Funcnco.
, 1858-09-17
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

nR. r. N. O'BRrEN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
IL alcAn and Surgeon of the County Hospital, San
Fncco, and of the hospital of the Sisters of Mercy, h
now In charge o the aarne Hospital at Port Townsend.
DR. 0'BRlEN is also prepared 10 receive private pa
tients. He atteTs hmsef TOO, with the hope that
experience of sixteen years IN the patice o his pr0iss
snn both private and hospital, together with thorough
medco chTu gea educatiun evidenced BY the proper
guarantee Of diploma 10 that effect viii obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget S5und.
Letters addressed sfslsi
Port Townsend,
will ne dnlg ncknouledRed. ssYl ~ lSU
, 1858-09-17
Shingle Machine
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To thu Public. si a
Is celebrated aln-pretendlng 10 nothing but Wat u b
IL vs pure and unadueraed nrtcln, and assuming no
Artificial hets VI what Il n not, ns come Of IL rival I'm
itacrs dOafter eight yea q pnUlc approval and vsj
extensive sales 10 the cities Of New York Philadelphia
the public. well A. By The be medical and srlentar
authorities throughout the United 9aies end The CAnnda
70 be superior not only beverage Of general use,
any other article eting against H. but s uncqunild
in ils medicinal efficiency In ell classes Of eompanis
10 persons travelling 10 these days Of rapid tns from
East 70 West North . South, and more particularly %
those crossing the sthnus and Who constantly chang
Ing their water newe e their clmale-Uho are drink
ing. inc ed drzsn kinds Of water IN every twenty
hours and each daugt containing some property acAR
In chemical anlagonms 70 the preceding one, theTebJ
causing unnatural degree Of 10 the stomach
Its positively and aten uiey Necessary 10 use
tencting agent From The iit that ths artlrie h pre-
Ee know Il will act. q an audte, We confidently le-
scribe u the very best article IN The country ThI
name Of Aromatic eeheidnm Schunppa has never teen
atlAcnedin any way 70 this Article. sIlia
The london clnb-IHousc Gin.
Requires Of the usual canton 70 the pnbllc %
beware o cuniersiies it being, like al other genuine
articles, bey0nd the base art Of oonnterf iiing.
lEk The London ciuh-EIoaas Gin VIC
Is antidote 70 the hnble adulctUn 10 which every
up and sold as AROMATIC scnEIDAn HcHniPPs, &c
The London club-IIouse Gin
Requires no word Of advee' no caution n he pub
c" Those who once drink Il lnd security in ~ virtues
against the vicious mpatote Of drinking any of II
vile limitations. even under "ndvicr y while those who
eanii1n the publlc' against couutereIlufB have them
selves bern cautioned By The pubic beware d any hu
Tue LONDON CLUB HQrsE Gus
WILLIAM IT. DAY,
a. - -
, 1858-09-17
The ATOmntic cheidam Srhnaprs

L Consequently In Reut demand BY prrsons travelling
about 70 seite 10 those parts Of the cuniTy especially
s = oy many N every | community Ssers y has oeccms
In all cases Of Drupslcal tendency q Is generally Tho
oy remedy required, when adopted In the early Stages
Of the diselee In Dy.r~psla laladiel, when Gken IN
pr per quantities. as diet drink and especially dinner
found, BY uniform experience to Be emlnenlly tca
ln the most obstinate cases. when even The hest ol
the usual remediea have ard b. an ID mere than mpo
ay relief In css.s VI FlAtulency IL Is lmmedl and
invariable specific; and ID may be adminsteed IN diluted
and prupoftupate qnsnites even 10 yUung infants IN al
thoss paoxyms Of gripping pain In The stomach and boz
u ~ sheh they are especially subject as well - IN the
IL jldrOua adoption in connection with the principal
meals OF whena senee o exhaustion dictates snse never
SSpS 4 s 'e sa op9S
energy, " whntevN cause induced These are facts to
which many of the most eminent medical men, both In
sas - % hsss eSs1s ,s%9Sny snd
Put ny in quart pint bottles, In Of dozen,
with my nome on Tie bottle cork, and he simle Of my
Fur ssls by ali the teTectabs druggists and Liquor
dealen in California and 0Freon. ~ -
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
ls 2aBcaver street, New York.
Caution 10 the Puhise. s-
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Seheidam ScAnapps,
Asdieated Sehnapps,
u s. JIEFf Royal SckAapps, q
de-, DO, Dc.
Under the above and similar titles The liquor mixers q
ths city are boting large quantities Of aduleraied
wholesome trash. costing but ltle which they b, pe
10 realize large prodn BY selling In California.
Avoid all compounds. Some are sklfnlly prepared
g % psss Tor good Liquor except with the best udrs
you would be ssie, use only the long established
renowned, genuine WoLVB's scurKD \ AhoNAGIo
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer.
91:6m % Beaver street, New York.
, 1858-09-17

SANDWICH ElLAnu'1 rn0UIC"- r
A NPs gsns..l s.ser..ent - 3sI...11 '|~00
MILL CO.. u teshalsl tu1edt canlD v. Z. -
III APP6ts IGElILIL
, 1858-09-17
RATET9l

By which the most wOaderial aud quickest cures ar,
effected without particle Of nasty and poisonous nj d.
cine Of any knd and be make, very moderate charges
though be does not attempt to sWpde any man into tn
idea that he does it all
, 1858-09-17

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of emlnently sautary qualicp
manufactured by himell exclusively. at biz factory a
,chedam, IN Holland, aud we'll Known during The las
twelve yea throughout the Atlantic ard Western Sa 60
IL s made from The best riley that be spacttd Ia
acknowledged and extraordinary medictal qualities Il
has long since acquired higher reputation both IN Eu-
roEe and America, than any other d'uretc hevenge.
Analyx d, u h PRRRRcfLY PUnE LIQUoR, In ID
fleets mild and Wholesome tonic Il Is extensively
used snd appruyed BY the medical faculty. the temper
ance people, heads Of hmilies, &c. ~ -
In Gravel, 0out and Rheumatism, IN Ohetncfons q
the Bladder and Kldncys and In general Debility, IL
effects prompt. decided, aud Invariably reliable And
not MY remedy for these masd es but IN all caseI
n which they produced BY drinking bad WATER which
suRR PREvGnTIvs.
Fur Fever and Arue u is one Of TIE most efeaciou,
pfeventives that can be fCsufied TO,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-10

CALIFORNIA CIRCULATING RHYMES
When from my room chance to stray, to
spend an hour at close Of day, ever find
o place most dear, when some friend treats
to lager BEER Sacramento Age
All yes my friend of city life. sure
such treat cures such strife but bet.
ter than such dose by far, are pleasure
of fine cigar.--Ptacer Herald.
Such pleasure may suit baser minds,
but with the good no favor finds !, We think
he purest joy in life, is making love to
ones own wife, Voicaa.e Ledger. n,
81 Most worthy choice, my worthy friend
in Hymen's joys your caresto end 'but
we, though tired Of single life, can't boast
ofhaving our own wife, and so when meath
our cares we faint, we fly to kiss some gal
that ain't-yet- - Napd Repartea
That Sc lager beer" will bile provoke,
while fine Havanas" end in smoke To
court on es wife is better far, then lager
beer or vile cigar kisses, the dew Of life
young morn, break on the lips as soon as
born. There are all naught to that great
greatest joy-the first born boy.-Even-
ing Ledger
Tis true boy. wished for blessing,
but then suppose the frst's 8 girl "a dear
sweet child, with ways carressing, with
poutine lip and haxen curl, with dimpled
cheeks and laughing eye, to come and bid
"paps" good bye7 So whether boy or
whether t'other, embrace the babe and then
the mother San Francisco Gio6t
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From the Andovsr Advertiser 3
81 cannot give Him Up"

SnAhSs 6Aso &AAAA SHf
So said the widowed mother'of an only
son, when urged by friends to allow that
son to study for the ministry. u
He had recently, aslhe hoped. given his
heart to God, and he wished henceforth to
devote his life to His service. After earn
estly and prayerfally asking, Lord what
wilt Thou have me to ?" his own mind
had rested upon the conviction that the
life of minister, perhaps Of msssaonG-
rv of the Gross, was that upon which be
should enter with all the ardor Of his
youth and the strength of entire consecra-
ton to his Masters work. He well knew
the sacrifice 1t must cost He knew how
much his mother depended upon his eIerT
tions on the farm, and in the care and ed.
ucation of his sisters. 1t was a large
farm, and somewhat encountered by debt B.;
but with his energy and skill, they might
in few years be free from debt, and in
way. to live independently. But his whole
soul was already given to the work OF
winning others to Christ, and again and
again he sought to enlist his mothers
heart in his plans. -'
"Some faithful man can be found, |
think, who will manage the farm success
fully, and for the present will depend
upon my own exertions to meet my er,t
penses while studying 81
81 cannot think of it, my sou, you are
now my sole dependence, Your father
has well taught you the management OF
the farm, and it will only prosper under
your hands. Then, long years must elspse
before you could enter upon your chosen
profession, while here. in this village,with
your already good education, you may be
immediately useful, and live bonored apd
happy, No, my son, your first duty is
now to your widowed mother
With a sorrowful heart, the young man
repaired to his pastor. The venerable
man had watched with. delight the devel-
opment of his christian character, and the
unfolding of his purposes, and he resolved
once more to talk with the mother. and if
possible persuade her to give her only son
to Christ, as be believed in the way Of bis
appointment si oi saa.44r AZ %
He cited numerous instances Of like
c0nsscratiOn, and their blessed results.
He told her Of -Hanpahs cheerful yielding
Of he, only son, 6ar' So long a. he ivsth
be shall be lent to the Lord" But, sh J,
the stricken mother. although she had
been in the Furnaces, and bad fsls the rs-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-10

WHAT Is RESPECTABLE SOCIETY ?-It is
hard to maintain in thi. country the spir-
it Of republican manners. The highest
court of the nation has repudiated the
great principles which led to the ,r2yolu-
tion, and which underlies our constitution.
and in social life, wealth and family con.
nection, often outweigh intelligence aud
real worth. The Philadelphia Ledger
INDUCES in some just reflections on this
point :'-Io5l -dT .I- .aa. .-...s
We heard man, otherwise intslligen,
enough, lately sneer at another, because
said he, - one never meets him in respect.
able society" The speaker did not mean.
however, that the person he affected 70
look down upon was immoral, but merely
that his circle of intimates are not com
posed of the fashionable or rich
This notion Of what constitutes respect
able society is quite fsvorite one with
that class of individuals whom Thackeray
has so significantly called "snobs." Empty
pretence always makes its own character
istics standard, By which it tries to
measure others responsibility. Among
the proud, narrow-minded, efete nobility
Of Fauburg ST. Germain respectability
depends upon being descendants from an-
sestors who have married their cousins
for 50 many eenturie, that neither muscle
or brains are left to degenerate dscen-
dants. A-' -'''
With the dandy officers who constitute
considerable portion of the American
Navy, respectability consists in having
spons sd on Uncle Sam" IN wearing gilt
buttons, and in jilting tsilors Every con.
ceited fool thinks himself in like way, the
only man really weighty, the only person
who is respectable. '-." -
But true responsibility depends on no
such adventitions circumstances To be
respectable is to be worthy of res -
and he deserves respect who has the,nOst
virtue The humblest man who brSyely
does his duty, is more worthy of respect
is more respectable, than the 'oyetous
millionaire am9ug his money bags Or the
/
arrogant monarch upon bis throne The
fine lady who backbites her fsishbOr' is
less worthy Of respect than an i2nes'
washer-w0msa The proaigate noble.
though he may wear . dozen orders At
his buttOn-hols, is not as respectable as
the ,hoe-blark who cleans bis boots
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6ners fire, was not yet sufficiently refined
She was not rejecting yet the clear image
Of her maker. DO So had long been a pro.
fessed follower Of Him who said, cWhosc
loveth these more than me is not worthy
Of me- But still the iy1,o,bss and the
soorld triumIbed, and not the csristian
I cannot give him up no ,iiav .a..
The saving power Of the Gospel, and the
sweet assurance of Christs love had not
taught the son toiforget the duty he owed
to her who bore him., He ,acsuieseed in
her decision. he left his books. and re-
turned 20 the labor Of the farm. Morning
and evening the sasri6ces s9lgtia6 Of submissive
and even cheerful heart, arose from that
family altar and early and late be toiled
till the last dollar bad been paid, and the
farm was theirs. =.
During all this time, did not the moth
er notice the worn and weary look of her
son ? Did she net observe the thin, paid
cheek and sunken eye, instead of his
former elasticity and vigor
Friends remonstra ted. . His constitu-
tion was not adapted to such severe toll"
He will be better now. urged the n oth-
er he has paid the last debt and now
be will not labor SO hard"
There was One, whose mandate could
not be resisted, although again and again
the mother repeated, II cannot give him
up" "Oh, cannot give him up"
~ no
7gle going man aied-and entered,
we doubt not, upon more glorious service
than that which he 50 ardently desired up
The mother lived TO see the noble farm
she 80 much priced pas. into other hands
Her daughters, too were one by one re
moved from her by death till only one re
NAMED Bereaved and desolate, her sub
dued spirit at last cried, =" Whom the Lord
loveth he chasteneth ? 800" 1t is the Lord,
let Him 90 what seemeth to Him good"
Parents can you make yours the pray
The dearest idol Ihsvs known
Whate'e h1t idol be-
Help me 10 tear IL from thy throne
Aud worship only Thee p
i-if3 n11s7ou .- SELMA
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