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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
No VI. CHOLERA PILLS.

cholera Asatc cholera cholera morous and
vomiting with diarboa; efcacous both TO
attack and as No better safer remedy be
found sis preventive again cholera
tack which has II is equally enicacious against
cholera morbrs and vomiting IN Of preg
mani females or arising from any other cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

HUMPHREYS REMEDIES.
Hv1rHa.1S
sPICIYIo HoNEPArHIC
REMEDIES,
YOR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE usB.
RUNPHIYYs 4 PALMn,
HUMPHREYS D PALNxR,
No. s62 Broadway, New YORK.
BPECIFIo HOMEOPATHY.

1:: e ssy .ss me- Ss: ss
that Aggression Of y mpoms nsiitupg psrcn
ia.ssda mss Sc spp
n iniss;s inoxisass q hs ana O
e ss. and -.
me- @
fnows vsss cough aasse ds5rh@. Suppressed
~ sas SSa ss
TONS or the cse q or o. s ma,
s1aea VITA pres,an The seton Of tho remedies In both
Il ose
& hs are IN adapting ss Ms me Sn n
hook. seeks to do il for himself
" eapiOysd b. Homeopathic physcsSs Ssosuss hey
more % take han small ones and because they
thsO in the shape Of smaner pellets.
NONSENSE nuABUa MooNsHINEl oUACKERYl
IN the Eors: Of rsssn. writer suite sgp:.;
Of the s1y ss
smsa strong and aSps,u sSoyiss:Is and y,u have
ssord you its short way with ali sorts Of dissenera
contest remains yorr own The recipe Is no secret or We
IL: for ats sn 81 he ia
@ a. Ssssi
knsves and oo the Punches and Judes OF routine to
uponn
" snsman Of forty l,sse and rosus villa Tayei'Rs
Sensation weight asd hssvus.s IN ss sWsr b. a are
desire 10 stool soon we'd with gripping and eating ains
In the abdomen and thin vssry stools reauenty repest
with lie With the dyse pills.
with which he fortunately provided aud fould relief
from the first pill Continuing their he irsJ
iieved In twenty four hours
" gentleman had been opposed while hunting ard ess
ing for several DAYS and aScked with ali the usul
symptoms OF dysen'eiy coc gripping pains IL the bowels
followed by desire for stool folio wing each her with 1T
little intervals Stools thin snd scanty attended and preceded
by pain and tenesmus dysentery pill tao hours
relieved and vanquished the entire dtsease.
VI child Of eigh.sen months teethnS considerable fe
and heat frequent cries from coc wh drawing of
the and resees toseng frequent Stools Of and
blood reskec with s,raDin sbou. the
Dysenery pills dissolved In four eAspoonfus of water
hour. Cured In two days
What need be said dysenery Here the remedy
mild pleasant, efficient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
NO. VII. COUGH PILLS.

bad colds coughs hosrsenegs influenza 1chis
sore nroas Bad colds neglected. or frequently repeated,
found alton consumption bronehi IL, and
tecre Though there many remedies adversed
prompt ard speedy yet none safely aud yet
speedily ard surely effect this Ofen single PILL
taken night rrely relieved the system Of
and threatening cold by the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
HUMPHREYS REWEDTEs.
Hv"HHrrs
1BcUIc HoNGoYASaJc
RxxKDr1s.
LTrE1s F1oM PIE PIoPLl
RNkARKABL1 CURA.
TESTIMONIALS.
NO MORE DOUBT.
QUESTION MrrLEH
HUMPHREY's REuEDTEs.

AZ n 10 rHR DUTY OF EVERY MAN 10 DO ~, TN
GOOD HE CAN, AND or livery PHfsic' - ~, crg~
wuArryKR OF HUMAN DISEASE, AN 70 Noha
RIVER OF HUMAN SUFFERING, AM -hLsa maA
EVER OF HUMAN LIFE HE MI fkoLoSa WIZ ...,
~ " - xypvarscp AY STUDIES, NvKsTfGA-
IiurS - ,.er c1IcrI, TO THE PUBLIC, II THE
S1,,spss AND KrT .TEp TO REACH rHE LARGEST
$500 Nv coo Scr THE GRIATESr fossIBLE
D.-HUMPHRYYs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

The shove nfeen nU~bs1cc hrres az put ~ v nssA
cssea win ho,s n ~ " aDc sent fire. III la
10 t caUntrv ~ natl rrrs III 81 h7
flneis Uoxs- viii decns p esnsi 50 boycs via cD,k,
tI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
LIST or MEDICINES.

mol FrvrR Prls- For Fever, Congestion and Inasmma
No woKs Ptls For Worm Fever, Worm Cole. wsising
the Bed
Nc BABr's Prls-ror conc Crying Teethng and wake.
funesa.
No. plAEAHGA PIL1s.-ror Dlarrho, Cholera Infantam
And Sum nsr Complaint.
No. DYsrsuRY Pnts For Cole, Grplngs, Dyseniery
Bloody Fluz.
no cnoLKRA FILlsFor Cheers Cholera xcrbus, Won't
ing
No T. cOren Prrs For cogsha Colds Hoar.eness, In.
auenxa and Sore Throat
No g. rooInIcHE PuIsFoF Toohsche Fssesche and Neu.
rNgiA-
No 9 HEip6cnr PMS FOR Headache, Vertigo, Hest and
fulness az the Head.
No TO- pYsrrrsIA Pms For Weak and Der.nged 30.
msc5s Constipation AZ Liver Complaint
40. II. roE FrsAIs ISsseuIaniriEs, ssaniy. Painful or
20 u Frxllr Pnis -ro- IeuoorsL,a, rrofuse xsnsss
and seAriar Town
no IS cRorr FoE Croup EoGrre Cough Bad BreAh.
lng.
No "a sltrpurrw Pnls-For rys!pelas Eruptions. PIN.
pies IN TIE Fase.
no Is pEruxArlr Pus -Fcr Pain Isueness or soreress
il he Chest Bach Ions or Limbs.
P.-For Piles Blind or Blsedrg Internal or External
o-For sore. Weak Or Inasred Eyes and Eye4s Falling
WeaG % Blurre. esEi
C-For cssrrh. y loas ssndas recent either with OBJ
srucslon " proiuse discharge.
w.c-Tor vhooplns coush. IbAsrg "a violence and ssri
snbg i.s course.
PRICE.
Gaze Of % vias soa PETE IN xcroc,o ard Bcoi
Csse o, y Was aGd Book plan
Case Of 6eoies, and ooos '.;.........,......:...
il1ss icsIss Sos,a Win sirsso.s = s sss
TAs,e Msasnss ~ =. single Dor sen, any
Addrsss RrKPHssYs 4 PAI.Nks
No. 30 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
No. xv.-RHEuMATrc PILLS.

Fer acuie chronic rhsuassn, pain, lameness
ness ~ the tk sides ehes scatics pain
Va The hip, leg &c This remedy rarely fss relieve the
Of rhsumsisn While IL pdspensahie for the
ehtr attacks Of and which
constantly liable 70 sur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
HUMPHREYS

sEcHs Hosuorlrmc RrSruirs.
sgeclhs. tcots,s Sssrlsd % Re CO.. Of particular
GAaeass.
Hcmogpatk3 because Tie medicines The prr
cole vNAoul ercitnr sich1ssa eAhnrss suffering
are pa 10 ne usasl form Of Homeopathic Sugar Pls
Humphreys discovered and n1oc acea b. Prof
Humphrey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04


OUR REMEDIES BY NAH.
We call especial tenon b he hat va enA any rye
persous In quantity from snge Dor Al 15 cents n
TIM a. By mal a1pres 70 am par al th
OF charge receipt nf TIE money The lary
only be BY are t7o
mailing but All others are prsmpiiy cent BY malt LOCI
the LIST make up sase Of hst kinds you cboose AM
nclose current note or stamps By mail our addre
62 Broadway rew York and he edIcine wi be duv rs
uined BY mail or express. - -
AGYNTs wtNrRD.
We sie active efficient saent for the Gale a. az e.
meese. Every Town or oornuny IN The United states
We appoint SCENTS, xsn1inK them stoek on reraedisa
neat IN chow csse 10 which seep ard erpose kem 49,
cards circulars &C aud allow handsome comm sdn FOR
selling. @'0h -
Direct 70 Humphreys Palmer, No seq Broadwav Nav
iors anrg your occupation end swing rassreu.a
also being psrculr 70 stats what point the pskage viii 20
TEE JOURNAL or spECIFIC HosGoPsrH7
II shet monthly ~ New York snd lubur, a. nc ,r
sn pW se ~ trcu five certa per year navshfs In al
~ ,eNeis On nusirees Competed viii m journal
or ier medicines, mubl b. - 'Arnssef IS
III MPHR Hgs PALrsg
~ - sr0Si wAy'SsW FORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04
wR1r THE PEOPLE SAT-.

who are 20 vel ausGed tesy they Who SPEAK from
sKperisnee, and knOs whereof they saarmt
Ths undersigned having Used Pref Humphreys Speeds
Homo pNhc remedea y families with The sAisfAr
tory res1 sud having ful confidence in their
parity sud eAcsey moot chseffuNy ren3 hem al
sho wet to hsve safe reliable and sscious
aies Al hsra for privsAe or domestic
Rev wm. Hc.mer, Edhor Of he northern Independent
ne, =. ii cressy, y y. s.aor Of 2, Peters csurrh,
Rev b Il Ives. cIsrlsln o. ,bs Ausurr sac Prison.
Rev Spencer Rice Rector. New ssaf ,rd wssa
Rev. Allen steele, New Vera Corfererre
Eev. Samuel Nlchuls, Ess' 8enesee Cor fsrsxca N Y
Rev. y \. Pratt Dorset. W
Rev. Joan n ho5ie BueAo.
Albert III Gots. ESQ Auaurn NY
Charles lutte, hg, Ausarn, MT
A G. Hart Esq Utica. ". Y
r. kerren, ksq, uuss, Y.
Hen Neal Dow Portlsnd Ne
Hon. febuyie Coifax. South Bend. Int
Bon. George Hun phrevs, Alsurn, Mt.
Henry ID Coca, Fs1 Hsnd1eky OHIO.
tser. Jesre eefoire, Jsrkscn, sch.
Hen n III Gr1hsm. Moline, ~
bon Thomas y. chAse, MonsissilQ Tia.
Mun Joseph Benedict, Iaca, ~ r.
wusr Bfisfo SEQ rtcs v. y.
A. 8 Pond Esl pticA Ny.
a. Elessm, ESQ. Ducs,
~ y Whrs ksq UHca N ".
James Piurteii GO q, Fsshvile Ttpp.
J. A. saltrury ~ ID, Aurora IN
HocHFsrrR.
tucrg ne wary Ia thM city who have used hem, and
tNWN sNve Mertia. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

HUMPHREYS REMEDIES.
HUArHRrIs
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
RlanDus
roR DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE USE
HUMPHREYS 4 PALNIR,
No s69 Broadway, New York.

Much Of ridcue hes been heas:d apca Homeopathy on AZ
count the minute ofp remedies which
employs Bat ost refined 2cse Of phosphorus iron
which administer 10 SILL no. fine Rttenuated he
posphorus that exists serving it, proper Office In the
hpmsn brain blood nor refined Che 1issms O. che
leIa yellow fever, which sweep DOWN their thou lands
yearly Bias any one weighed the Quantity Of smallpo OF
arle fever OF geases virus AIRY 70 comun safe
deproy the vicm-and disease in It's origin
90 absurd to cure 1t with doses
equally imns or Time 10 not very dx
tant When IN be absurd 70 attempt the cure q aus
fertilizer ust needs resolve In refined or sMenuMed
delicate sructure a. the human econo
my only probably receive after having been prepared
IN analogous that which renders the fertier
proper pEbuum for the plant That prepsreton OF
medicines prepare Them is not only
from the nsae of the itself but from their penenc
eneet az c0nservAtorS Of Life
Old school physicians unable from the OF testimony
TO denv The and important made BY homGo
pahy yet attribute these entirely 70 diet and iagnA
cn. But my good sir, did TO how mu;h
better Is by diet and gpaon than with cslome
the lancer And disease cured promptly and
wen with pills diet and the alton are You En
efe In orlnTiDr patients with bsers and dosing he
with qunipe iodine. ehnne and other poisons the Of
ects OF which you know are 90 dsstrucuves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

That euagrans gorg West cannc make better invest
ment 81 ~ FOR Of spccncs These VIII loen
save snd calling docssr ckness and
hApe life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
AN INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT INvEN.
TON

beautiful and useful instrument, styled "Ihe
Congrcssional Register and Votometer" has iust
b.en Invented by T. Sobieski Seybo!d, a. NJ Il
of which is to take the ayes aud noes, divisions aud
other votes of the two Houses Of Congress, and other
legislative bodice, an instant of time registering
:he ayes and noes, when called for at the Clerks
aefk, and footing up" and exhibiting the result
OF Ill votes TO the entire House and auditory by
insaas OF the Votoneter. The instrument is com
pound. and consists-the Register, of a perforating
tablet constructed In the centre of the Clerks deck,
upon which, under corresponding tympsp. are
placed printed lists Of the Members. for perforstop
Wv ascending spikes, at the proper points for YEA
o. nay marks; and the Votometer, of two upr;Qh:
hsrred glass tubes artis,ically stationed in the
.:rea or open space in front Of the Clerks desk
on which respectively. tie number Ut yeas and nays
q Indicated by ecarlet bal! and plume descending
the tube il consequence OF proportional ratification
ot,he air Within caused by the recession Of small pis
tors attached to the perforatpg spikes ofthe Register
the whole being operated by yea aud nag cord
conducted from the Clerks deck, under the floor, to
,as interior Of each Of the Members Gesks and there
terminated by convenient "manip!es" al the control
NJ lie Member. It IL estimated that this instrument
S:i, save on an average. at least hour per day dn
ring the eessons of Ccnsr S. and that it will ehoreu
the sessions at least quarter of their usual epstb-
Ne understand that the Inventor has made PROPOSE
zion to Captain Meigs, superintendent, OF the Cap;,o,
Extension. for the immediate Introduction of the il.
.;.une: into The ne. Senate Chamber, which is nov
=. u.' h, ;rhi stage Of construction for tho in
cc-2": aiion O: such sp Improvement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

CoFrrE-For Rio the demand continues active. q.
10 day uinsuntinc 1" some 900 bags Of tins descrptc
ri I0tal0i cents and zoo bags rlr TO prime NJ ~.
cents per ID. No sales u! Lsruyyra or Java rcpone:
from grOcrrs coGtnu" To note small sales OF Jsn
Tl.-nn Ln2uEyra received yet.
FLOUR ASD MYAL.--The demand tor super Flour
day fair, hut the market remains in the same cox
ton As Tor week or more pRs-sU'ne brands Of Ho"
street aud Ohio super be bought at 81 31!, bu'
good .irn.gh, brands held nt 81 J0o.day the q
sales reported amounted To $50 barrels straight bra
Howard street ut 81 50 per ba, No sales of Ohu or
Mills supcr-ha latter il still held At 81 30 per Dbl y
EN:rn Is unchanged IN price no .alrs rrportcd-'hifii
brands o. OHIO extra we quote ~ 3. Howard stree;
az IS 81 mud City Mills do. at IS 25asj 20 per bLi.
chsn;e in Corn Meal OF Rye Flour
GRAs-Thc receipts OF all kinds were very lish. :
norninc. amounting in all TO only Q. 800 bushels Of W
1880 bushels white Whest. and 900 bushels re:
red sold II, 81 02ai o6 for good 20 prime white M
Is for fair To prime, aud ) bal 30 for extra z
grades; lot Of ESQ hushcl- choice family Hour "
brought 81 81 per bushcl. Corn was In very % .
ply, tho Offering. being only 1900 bushels. and co.
prime white and yellow both sold at 50 a - cent?
lot OF damp white disposed o! ut 81 cents per 5T'
Oas- 500 bushels offered aud sold at 30 cents tor
eina 3 cents Tor Maryland, AID 80. cents per bush.
Pennsylvania. OF Rye 800 bushels P,nnsylvania so'
20 cents per bushrl
PRovIsioSs.-We note largo sales today Of bulk E-
md bHcontO future delivery, and the market close' =
dy at the advance noted yesterday The stock % Wee
mess pork Is very light nnd held hrmly ut $40 BE-
w" note sn'e to day %; % sSis Western mess port
SIG In prime pork W. hear of no sales. OF hulk mer
-rcs today OF 100 hhd- 81 ulicrs etc. tor April
Nay delivery; 20 Ehd- do tho spot al &; cts; ss
hds sides III II cts, for Aprl and My delivery: AZ
hhds do on the spot, az "a cts Oi hhcon-sSles to!r
200 hhds sides deliverable by ia" l5h JIly nj % ca
yesterday r. so hhds do at y. cts, Tor March drl's
We "i.o .ales today. from j"bbers Of some ~ =
bacon sides n; .! cts nu small sales of shoulders nj
per ID. No sales o Lard to.ihv-Wrstcrn, in barreI
and held 91h"i Cts and in kegs Mt lot ccn
quote city Leaf ut aing3 cfs: and butchers in bjs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
EROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Correspondence Of the Riehmoad Enquirer.l

Correspondence Of The Rchmond Enquirer
WAsHISGToN, D. c., Feb. IS, 1858.
The admission OF Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution is now regarded as fixed fact by the
Administration, and the coalition generally admit the
same see that one Of my letters TO the Enquirer
WAS the subject of comment in the House Of Repre-.
sentaives on Friday last and motion made TO raise
a select committee to enquire whether the Executive
Department had eSerted attempted to exert an i'm.
proper influence upon the Legislation of Congress-
The proposition was very properly branded as insult
ing to the House, and unceremonouay rejected. Yet
it il true, what then said. that the President had
number Of desirable Offices to parcel out and that tbs
small majority against the Ksnsaa Lecompton Con-
stution would be overcome. The patronage gives
influence and that influence ia publicly exerted by
the federal Executive. This fac, seems to astonsi
soms the verdant members, and Committee of in.
vestigaon was seriously asked for. certainly did
not mean to be understood az limiting that The Presi
dent of the United States wond attempt TO exert any
improper Influence while know that the whole
weight Of his administration will be thrown in the
scale in favor Of the immediate admission of Kansas
as a State.
The citizens of Washington have been favored with
peep at Barbees CoQuette," and every tongue il
loud in her praise. Among the crowds of disn
gushed strangers now sojournng here, there are
many connoissaurs in the fine arts and with voice
they pronounce the "Coqueite " the finest piece
America. Mr.. Barbee, The distinguished nrtst, is,
understand, Yirginian by birth. and If this be true,
the Old Dominion should not only be proud Of her
gifted son, bu, should exhibit that pride in lihe.sy
paronising his chissl. An effort, learn will be made
in Congress to secure for the new Capitol specimen
OF Mr. Barbee's work.
The news from Mexico is highly interesting in
political point of view, and IL ia understood that Presi-
dent Comontott may he expected here in few days
TO make some important propositions to the American
Cabinet Telegraphc dispatches to Gensrsl Don
Manuel Robles the Mexican Minister here, Indicate
clearly tibet Cononiort has in his mind scheme for
settling domestic difficulties in Mexico no, vet dream
ed otby our sta;esmen. have had the slightest
intimaton as 10 what the scheme il, but fear he ia
too late TO remedy the disease the body polite a;
home. Thereto but little doubt that Santa Anna will
again be called TO the head OF sflairs-snd a bloody
civil war may thus be aver:sG.
Nothing late has been beard from, our arm" in
Utah. At last accounts the troops vera in a crippled
state, and only able I'd G--nd their irsns having ~
force for offensive onerans. II will be late in tho
summer hete.. T--irforcem.::,s can reach them
RA.rAAANsocK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

The French spolis,on Claims OF cur ci.izers' which
originated prior the date oil the Convention VIA
France of September 30 1900 and we're by it oartnFed
By Government to France for great political and pc
cuna.y considerations, arc again before Congress.
On this subject very many adorable and elaborate re-
2ors have been made By the most talented Gonm,'ees
of each House which another has recently been added
by the Hon. k, Crittendcn
The necessity 10: Lesc detailed and voIumnous re-
ports able and conclusive 20 they soncs:cay are, did
not at any time exist; since he whole s:b ect 10 clearly
set out and fully established by the most men
of that day. and more particularly By the following 11ei
and indisputhb'e authority, viz:
The Secretary Of state, Mr Madison In an Official COM
niuncaion dated Feb. ., leai-(See Senate Documents
i. Session 10Th Congress, Vel. s. page 1857 says:
"Tne ciai.is from which France WAS released, were
admitted by Flancs AID tie release was for valuable
consider alton in Correspondent. release OF the nred
States from certain CLAIMS on ther.
And the Constitution OF the United States ~ o'ds.
Nor shall private property be taken for public IS
without just compensation.
these points hang all the facts and the law In TIE
css-ttrse insurnouuable barriers 10 any conro.
y.rsy. JUSTICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
DIED.

DIED, in williamsburg Virginia. on the 9th OF lana
l.5s a; the rc.idence OF her son, DR.. John CALI
MARY ID. GAIT. widow Of DR.. Alexander ID. Ga,
from early youth devoted member of the Epi'ce
Church. brightly aorning the doctrine sEe proles.ed
Well may her children call her blessed, to. ,Ee =
only by love aud kiadncss, never in her life, in sh
stance having used harsh word punishment. 10.
one instance she ever dsobpyed BY her csiSn
Her constant watcLfunrss over them never suintae
slept, and her Thoughts and aspiration, for them ~e
prayers.
To her scrvaLta. 20 Scrye her wa net a,ssk, be:
bighes: pleasure Tor ner Kindness TO them was II
ceasin., aud they regarded her rs their best 81
friend. in this happy home, no harsh look of wy
word ever came and she hhs exchanged homr OF Il
and love on EARTH Tor hsbi,ntion not made VIE -
eternal in the Heavens
Possessed OF the most nsble intellectual pOHeH
literary tas,e and mind highly cultivated, ne osa
the energies Of this well baa need and hncly req
mind 10 giving glory to her Maker. and By Sinane.!
Athletes. and sympathy with the sorrowng snoNc"
his praise To the young she Was ever tue chCsen
panion: and loving counsel 70 the orphan Tel! no.
lips like dew upon the whitening flower Her '",'
gentle voice has made the heart Of the d"sohte ~
and her hand open u give 10 the distfe''e
AZ wife she WIS all that woman could De- -
unison with him with whom her hear, WAS ~ OF.
spent their lives IN ats OF mercy, sos.hns the $"
and administering comfort 70 the afflicted hlI ".
are together aIsin, rc"pmg the reward oil q h'1 e.
the turyrttnsss OF sell, and only living ID DO gf
hnve resolved the reward o! good and !a:in!a! !O~
OF Christ the RedecEer.
Not one doubt or one fear cloudrd Ter mind -.
WAS ready At my moment Ia meet her Cod tfu'p.
living glowing fai:h, TO the su-rings OF Ger 1e-
decmrr mud from her LIP, often beard the no9
cation. The g-sc. Of our Lord J-.u- Chfi,t, Hn' =.
OF God, and the fellowship OF the Holy Gao';r DC
all evermore.
Her iUt,lauce for good WAS potent, and IL wa. {.
remark. no one be with Mrs. Gaii vi hoS.
made batier by IL None knew her but 10 love u''
nainei her bu, TO praise To look 1t her en.e!ii'
to love and 10 eonide In her. The Lines en'N''i
Mothers Picture addressed 10 her, tno'; trulr '''
rort tho sweet -ssity
"Eo shadow rests upon t;.al p'sciG oro:9
Care cau,ot come. where i- only love,
Where dwel!s the seraph perfect peace
That peace descending from above.
.1'ae hopeless aud hapless In their despa.r.
Thy hear, could read and unto thee would 'I'~ \
10 ind y foun, Of love and pity pure &
As that which lows from merty's golden WI" II
DrEn. on Monday. the 18th Instant, n: oen.s
DANIEL TOrfy. ESQ ir the 5j;h year oi Us ~
iGs An sSect;onate vsifr AMI tour ch!tifCh ~
In-s The relatives sI,i freni- OF thu 'n'ri' w. ed,
70 attend hi fInsrai from b.. lntr r-sirnC'i -
Byrd uuI Ninth street. this ntterG"cu, nj . ""'
out further !;svit-tion. III
DEED, AZ Poaha.an Courthouse, rn ths li's
! O'clock, A. ~. Nj WILLIAM Il DiNeLr ~"
County Court. in his 7Oth year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
CITY AND STATE NEWS

Hl6H PRIcEs FOR NEGRoEs.-We srs informed by
An eyewitness, that at a sale of Mr. Rober, Browns
negroes, in Nelson county, on the S:h negroes soil
at unprecedented prices. house servant, - years
old cold for 81 ,96O; seam:ress 81 $50; field hands
from 81 200 TO 81 400 fan lily young woman and
three children very small for 81 $40; another, same
number for 2725. There were about forty negroes
aoId, averaging nesrly S9Uo for old and young They
were sold on q credit of six IN onths with interest.
SENT OS.-Jesss Crockett. the free negro who was
arrested for the murdsr Of Griffin, at Aqua. in Stat
ford county on Christmas morning. has been sen. on
by an examining court for trial at the next term o,
the Superior Court. The testimony against him i. r..
ported as being strong il being proved that he had in
lis possession several shot bags filled with silver and
roll of notes the day after the murder and further
that hs inporuned white woman since his arrest 10
prove an abb. Crockett, understand, implicated
white man named Anderson, but the Court dis.
charged Anderson from custody.