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Ep EMARKABLE INSTANCEO ORM 4DlCAL RE-
"a "a LlEF.-Below we publisn the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the paugs of disease who
having recovered from their former he ,lth. and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make kaown their ctse4 and re.
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public. Tho demands Of society impc-
riOuty command their publicity. a'.d we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
TheunIersigned. desirous ufacquant . = those who
may be unfortunate enough t. be similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief of their suGrrnas may be
obtaned, feels it his duty 10 thus pus .try express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr.. J.. ). rzapkay for
tn" permanent recovery Of his lcatn. Borne down
by the di'trrssiag symptoms incil - the vicious
practice OF uucOn,rOlable passion in yuu depressed
in body aud miud: unable 10 perform c'--i the most
trfng duty imposed upon the daily aYocations of
litr, sought the advice of many phf sic ans, who nj
frs, regarded my disease of trifling importance
bat alas.atter few weeks aud in sev~s;l instances
msnthS, of their treatment. fuun to ny unut era
bic horror that Instead of relief, the symptoms be
came more alarming in their torture. HHd. being told
by one tina, my disease bcny prncipIy confined to
the brain, medicine would be of lit cuu-ru,rncc
despaired of ever r"ganinc my aalh, strength and
energy; and as q last resort, and with bui faint
hope called nnCn Pr. Czapkny. v he. after cxumining
my case prescribed some medic ne which almost in
suny relieved me eff the dun pain and dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result, | rc.oyrd 10
place myself Immediately under hts cHrr ani by n
sri abb NrenCG 60 his directions ana Nee my head
became clear, my ideas collected, tn constant pam
in my back and grons, The wen.nrss ur nvv limbs
the nervous reaction my whoc body on tn, ,yhl-
est alarm or excitement; The ini:anthropy and evil
fJreSOlngs; the self ds'rus, and want Il couG9rncr
IN others; the incapab iy 10 study, and want of res
oiution; the trightu exciting, Hnd at times plpasur
able dreams at night followed by Involuntary dis
charges. have ~ Disappeared; anil in fact in two
mouths after having consulted the 4tnr, felt a. if
inspired by new ltc--that life which, But n short
time ngo contemplated To end by my own hand.
with view TO guard the unfortunate from falling
into he hands Of inrompe;cn quacks. deem II INV
duty to offer this testimony To the merit and skill Of
Dr. tzaPkay, and rccom,n ,ncnd him to all who NAV
stand III need ofmcdcll advice being assured by my
own experience, tnat under his care radical
and permanen ent cure viii be effected.
Il. +. FILLMORE
state of California County of san Francisco Sub
Scribed and sworn before me this l1th duN of APRIL
A. d. 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDpLtTON. IT, 81
Notary Public.
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N OF IC E.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING OF BUsTNESS RE.
~ qulrIng the services Of the Coroner of Butte
County, are hereby notified Ia call on John = Berry
Justice of the Peace at ouville who wi attend to
the same for me during my absence until further
notice. JANIS HARLOW, Coroner
oreville. March ~ 1858 MARIO
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's'NERE ARETUOTSANnS inthis

f'NERE ARETHOUSANDS in this state sufetIn'
for rart Q! Scientific medical treatment, I
Snn fear I" apply to Physician. because lhey heu
bern deceived or their friends have been. B! SOW
ci The dharlatHns "h iniest the community ara VIZ
publish themselves rs good physicians. pr0essW
etc. To al such We unhesiGtingy recommend W. n
9. lOfn-, ~ n Physician in whom all 9an place ~
EH'l ec. lie = man of eminent and Piolo4-
/ study good surgeon, an honorable pan, ana ~ y
who can sympashise " ith persons IN afclion. ~
staining as Physician ard gentleman are ~ ~.
gnsrauleed-thc first by his medical works Wa
are IN loF % their aEthor. and the extensive ~
highly successful course of practice with Wheh :
has been honoEed since his advent in California, "
the lG.ier by his numerous patrons ana large eee'
acquaintances,
Eg gEMEMBER-Tha DR. J. C. Younes ofce
II y the treatment of Private Diseases. is a me ~
1ier oi Montgomery and California sts, san trancSN
REhEMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants 10 paliss.
but those fully capable of aoprec iaing ard ds,
gushing the services of q regular, thorough ~
phys,c an, from the paltry unleGrned and up-
guack.
REMEMBER-That DIR Young is the only reeu@
dence.
hEMEMBER-That Dr Young's remedies '.
treatment are entirely unknown to all others ~
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals Of ~
rope ana the first in this country, from pure eneN
calls imported
,kEMEMBER-That rr Young gives cyerJ a'"'
hoh 10 diseases peculiar 10 females.
. From the Boston NcdicalJournal -,
Anhoueh We are opposed To the system ri aG''.4
using, for good aud sun lent reasons. stiIl we dr
II hul justice TO Say shat Or. Young il one O u
most industrious and interchangeable yotaries oi -
nedicai science IN the United sIalss.
RENO CURE, NO PAY-ss
his Office is at the rncr Of MnntEcmery Gpd ~<
isl 1ia strests, San FRI >.tss',
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.

hateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn.
,,o oan oe Jound at the old stand, corner of
Eson'ery and California streets, San
utmost can beconsulted privately nd with the
Ut no pay required. ''"'esa'"ays guaranteed
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ePECrAL NOTICES.
49, lF VOC HAVE A CouaE.

ssET~ lF VOC HAVE A CoUGE,
TAkk HAMPToN's TINCruRg.
, va nov TAKE uAMpToN's TrNCTuRg.
''' $50 TAKE liAMPToN's TINoTuRg.
YOU have Bronebtis,
d ''' "''' IT kE nXAPToN's rINcruRE.
j '" N'' ''' THgE'nAMpToN's TrNcruRr.
n voJ; have Bc8Ganhe,
ASTHMA, COU6H, CoNsUMffON. The writer
. "a 81 hikhiy csicemed; like thousands Of our best
ur ,,if5Ysf~ feels 10 agty 10 bear Testimony of
a. "a ndeEsU cgIstTs power Of HAMPTD\'S
-f\CTt EE. Nby let yaur friends sDfer and die
s.t,.t nt c;ynG ii a tra'l Cali and get pamphlet
/. sac testimony,
Pescrs Hwtifacr # @9lebVdg-fst,hCmea: i have
l.a & sa,0e s;me afflicted with Asthma AccoInra.
and vita Saugrats~ & breath with many sympfons
- r.~yiss q HAMPTON : NEGEFtBLE TiAC-
e An tr0ea hating Tsad the same, lndacrd nlc to
-sra}pa bottle II tho TIucture. and by the use of
-- hostile was IuUSh better that was induced 10
ellrc ot IT, and 10y taking ave or six io,tes WAS
..gc6 - ;sy rsust health. aud viii say 70 ali rer.
sHEgABIE ETlNCTUkE.
1p0t,eaa1-lor are at liberty % use my name
lse hc-eat OF the afflicted,
S. West corner OF Liberty ant Clay sts,
e.g- Cal ana get Pamphlets and see GU es
I'D ~ PURCELL. IADD & 90. Richmond; by
- {, tJNk. trcseJfcksS SUrR; by all the Druggists
2 fcisyShHrs; by MORTIMER 4 oWBhAY
.ia, re. sna by Druggists and Shup-keereys
80 $ per bottle, six bottles for s..
.s l. LkRts
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wHoIxsALr MAIL ROBBERY The Lexington,

WHoLxsALr MAIL ROBBERY The Lexington,
Miss Advertiser Of the 10th says;
.Our Postmaster ipforms us that some .ithe ago
ni,eteen empty mail bags were brought down,
which had been found in field some twenty miles
above this place, near Cola, which evidently had
teen taken from the stage, and the contents sto-
len--eigbt Of which were letter bags ana eleven
bae g. two letter and one newspaper, were found In
the zane peighborhood; two In an old vacant
house. and or Q iu the field; which no doubt had
been robbed IN the same manner. The ia OF
some time ago, were found ia the same place."
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Etssg~ ~HAETsHoRNE' IURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN -4N.NIHILA TOR.
:. D HEMhpf FUt DYSPEPSIA, WEAK hTOM
stU AND WEAK b. - Els.
4. u , Z = L Z L O

Fl Ef-1 IL n u b A On HIST.
BsTrLzs . - and "a cents aud one dollar.
-Eh GREATEST DISCOVERY N MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTcIIDRNE'S CURE-i LII should be kept IN
8 families II Of accidents OF sudden sickness
t frrqueEti IL l"ss time than it requires to
a. physician.
Ia ca-s JAIN IN part Of the system and is used
,Li~IEaiir ana Internally.
- - the frequent changes of the weather pro
nee bad Coli. EaFusIRtlsn Neuralgia sore
r9r9it Pam in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Acne, gue LURE. ia the Breast Pain IL the
'Th7 and BODY; also, STIFF HecS-eyoTy person
81 ii get bottle Il actS upCu the Nerves, Mus
.-s, siners, Blood a1a Eelrs, an, by its warming
ecro magnetic power ypels ali pain from the s. s.
L Get Il bottle AID try 1t.
\ B.-lI you hay. Cough, use eHhRrSIIGRNE'S
9ECTUKAL SYRUP OF WILD CuERRY-itis he
->t Cough ru2 N the world p and scots bottle
II 'vu are Bilious. use HARTshukNa'S ANTI
81 LIDJS PILLS iheF at upon the Liver, st0m
p and Bo@eis carrying of all Bile and Foul Sc
.stt0Us. p cents a b-S.
lhr .h4ve medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
KIchaOn4, Norfolk, Petersburg and al towns II
~ giula. &C l5-6m
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E~ EASE, GaAcE, BEAUTY AND Cor


ILLNESS sre combined III the PHOTOGRAPHS and
GHsk)TYpEs exeSGted Al the large Photograph and
.e Ari Gal{er:es OF MINIS, 1871 Main street, op-
.~l'a ;ht Ptototlce, and Sycamore street, Peters
g Va.
bsse and grace in position, beauty in fnish. and
~. .ctprsS u purftaiture
l0ee who wish TO obtain something really fine in
- say Of Likeness either ia AmbtOt!pe or Pho
.raph plain. iu India ink. water coiors oil coOrs,
pastlilc ot any size up 10 the size Of lie ars
-EttGiy s.lSi Cd 70 visi, his tr2l!eTies and exam
III. various styles II POFtreituEss.
- lyrie~ away suFsa ard free 10 visitors whether
s yGes..e work executed or not. s9y
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s&3- CLoAKs FOR MISSES AND CHI
-.ET Rich Head Dresses, Fancy Hair pins Ron
Is, Ribbons, Flowers. Ruches, Feathers with all
tinds u Fancy Notions at prices to defy compcti
zen. X FZEKiEL'S
Cloak and Mantle Depot,
ca Main street.
Dress trimmings of all kinds at great bargains
he geld medal skirt 2l springs. Come and zee IT,
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r.sy- AaVIF cIaL IEETH-THs CHgo-

-.,.G.c Process -G, vs.. JONES. DENTIST hay.
purchased hall the S-ciaSirr right tor tho s5eve
tc ys aaSES IEETd, and after aSino ard
.lr II IN the most 3'fcV't cases. selcy6 ofhcr
.<y hai ll}ci is entirely Sli; fed # Us dbSol;t.
rr.'rl'r over the gold. liver ana patins ne
p, Vaa. therefore. With conf ience rec lmuend !,
wna nsy fiss re fuii a. partial sets Of teeth
s'Par'GIy 70 s1Gca may be dissatisfied lcIM
ftSy are aio1c uS1'3. Ia this process. all af the
.tions 70 the gold plate removed-the sue
lSiHg IArfct secures CEN f,rt and stability 10 the
sud the festh being embedded il the metal the
-. - excluded trUm E0dcr or between then; they
Therefore, clesu"rs smoother, aud in every re-
a-.t better. X Consequence OF the perfect aapta
4 fhe plate - the mouth and the suction
r-,y secured. he can insert one or more teeth
nj cISpS, aaa IN all cases guarantee perfect
sat-stsC .cry ut
mis- nHlhgi having been adopted ard commend
ay tluse Standing highest in the profession
-th All south testimonials will be given and
.1-;ntus exhibited. - any who may desire to see
-m IA" cd plates Of those wishing TO exchange
ola method for tbs new. will be taken il part
IT, Sl.l n course, make teeth on the old mode
those she may prefer It.
slAu2 thoroughly AMI gently done; and teeth
l.racted bY electricity for those who ish it.
Jt-ca oPrJsl;" Eorinthian Hall. Sc 27-5m
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E~ LIFE SIZE PnoToGaAPus.-The

Qs-CTiOer takes pleasure in announcing 20 his Hu-
ferrous patrons and the public at large that he If
prepared t1 furnish Photographs from miais
ares 30 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored,
,lich, for accuracy ard flush. he warrants equal,
AN the usual price. Old Pictures copied ana en-.
I!geG to any size.
Citizens aad strangers are invited to call and ex
mine specimens AT GIBBS Temple of Ant CORN
hlaa Hah, MaiI street, between sth ana 10Th.
2 + GIBBS.
P S.-lf you want genuine Anbrotype, this lie
ae place 70 get it, where yoa will neither be hum.
9lgKed in price or work, Also. mclainotypes, or
ny other Picture in thePhCtograrhic Art,
i is 2. e. q.
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~ THa BEST CovGH SYRUP IN rHR
Tie best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts

The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harris
55rue's pectarai Syrup Of " ild cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro
-ULcr1 by medical meE, and those who have used
t. l. be TIE best preparation fur Coughs. Colds,
,4tGTrG BrDnc hitis, EOarsene-s, sore Throat from
3 c'G, aGi n preventive oi that hon OF diseases,
Consumption
Persons who sing should use it. Il is PLEASANT to
taste soitens, clears gnd strengthens the voice,
avs eliirritstou OF the throat anG lungs and pre-
7aH.l taking cold.
B9ctle. Is -nd 50 cents and 81. Sold By all Drug
G.=.a n Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
WINS in Virginia Oc i5-6m
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And down went pews 20 dark and deep,
MRe culprits' cells iu model isiis;
Ana OH vent whitewash al q sweep
| From rafser'd roof and altar rails.
Ana Minton's tiles adorn'd the hoor,
And low back'd seats dlrd oil the space;
And there were sttings where tho poor,
with Whiik himself, took equal place
Rich pancs above the table slowed
with Bible scene and holy line;
jordan through blessed windings Aow'd,
And rippied round the feet divine.
And John held forth his warning hand,
While gravely walking, One ca me near;
And the hush'd crowd asionish'd stand
The Baptists humbIed words to hear
And rich In colour-ihough subdued--
the central pane deep shadows sent
On the great gathering round the rood,
And the meek head In anguish bent.
All solid oak from roof to floor,
with dark cid carving on the beams;
Ina pulpit panels clustsrd o'er
with sculptures from old Scripture themss.
Adam expeii'd-the dove let free
LOIS wifs and Jezebel abhorr'd
aoiiah's head--a sight to see!
Cnt on With his own dreadful sword,
me o1sis came in-bus what OF themi
- 10 twice the expected sum they came:
bas who such glories could condemn?
-, W no could begrudss such well -earnd famer
we met, and Mr. Banks expleiu'd
iwas Pugin's, Scott's, Paiiadio's fauit;
a n thus perfect church we gan'd
from colour'd a Dor to frested vault
An OK was roasted-bonires biazed--
Dsits sounded meath the summer sun,
AND We ourselves we're quite anszsd
AZ the great action We had done.
-. $50
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A MARRiFr WOMAN FLORES WITH ANOTHER Man
-Hcr Husbond Ebpes totth the Coof.-Tho Cleye
land (0hio) Plaindealer says:
young German on the West Side, few weeks
ago, eloped with bis employers wife, and went to
Grand Rapids, Michigan, where they were married.
The interesting pair took all the available articles
in the house with them, pch as spoops, linen, otc
The bereavcd husband to6k the matter coolly, y,went
about his business and made no outward show OF
grief Last week his wife, having become sick OF
her nc husband left him and returned TO her old
one, fetching with her the epoons, linen. etc. Old
hutband quietly welcomed her back to his bosom,
aud the woman congratulated herself on the pleas
ant upsbot Of ber foolishpess. But 'phaDcy her
pheeIinks" when on awakening Sunday morning.
She ascertained that her husband had eloped the
mis- bit before with the hired girl, the pair taking
with then, the spoons, linen, etc, as tother pair
had before them.
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InISPATCH
eTEAM POWyB
PRINTING g OrFI On
0ssr " xsis and 1AirtesnkA 6ykssfs, RGsmoDA
JOHN D. HAMMERSLRY d CO., Propsistess.

This establishment (being the most eou,lste Pr.
.ery IN the SOUTH both ~ regards Tyres, QneHM1s,
&c. and the latest aud most approved nsohtnl
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such -
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTkna
BILLS or LADTN0, HANDDiLLS IA.
Particular attention given 70 6ns werk Tor
Banks, Pubic Offices, insurance. Railroad and Ifans.
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS
This new machine for CAaps. BILL HRADs. Smal
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishments to obtain this dsecriptica o
work at the shortest possible notice.
.raS ffscss reduced IN prep~tson 70 tas isvsase y
coiored Inks. executed in the highest stye Of The -
In this branch OF the business the propgetogs cen
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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BRIEF Ho.Er MooN.-ou Saturday night lest q
mau, who booked himself as John q. Gerry, ar
rived with his wife at Piedmont, Va. On 9aadsy
morning be took the express train for Wheeling,
leaving his wife behind, bnt carrying OF hor watch
aud money. It wasa runa way match ard she had
only been married to him week previous.
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RAILROAD AceiDsNT.-0n tho Virginia and Ten
Railroad las. Tuesday stock train ran into
y land slide near Christispsburg, smashing 10
three cars containing hogs and killing q good
many of them. gentleman named Larkip, who
was accompanying his stock, had both legs broken
and IL not expected 10 live.
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~aS~ REMOVAL BRIGss has re-
E0yed his office to basement of Metropolitan Hall,
' tn Lyme.
Office hours, 10 VI and 7 VI daily. PGsid7Bcs
GruCT 9th and broad streets de 6-lm
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0uaHr TO HAVE BEEN AN IsIsHMAN.-When the
cholera was raging in the South Of Europe, q ma
tive of Hungary heard that in certain village it
attacked only men. Hoping to escspe the disease,
he disguised himself a fer,cle, With the utmost
care and secrecy, and went to live IN tte favored
village. Soon after HE arrirnl, hc vas, however,
attacked with the worst symptoms of the dirorder,
and in his agony exclaimed
"AIas ala.l who could have betrayed ny sex''
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S. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts.,
49, ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED

: aHv Chronic Disease considered iacurable, will
-e I've a Letter, giving <aformatiUn which will in
s-" 4 s2e'ig ard permanent cure. by sending then
Snc one stamp ito prepay scstage) 10 br. X
SCOTS. the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
-,a0F OF Medical Common sense." saratoga
3 .-lLxs NY. Sc Is-dAw3m
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A CHARACTERISTIC MEXICAN BArrLE.-There is an
announcement in New Orleans papers that Tobao-
had fallen into the hands of the Liberals "after
f9atiaa fer .ersteen days, with seren Killed On botA
st1esn
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AMERICAN COLLEGE IN RosE.-Tbe New York
Tribune states that collections to be taken up
In the Catholic churches Of that city next Sunday
to aid iu building the proposed American college
in Rome. II sdds:
over year ago a wealthy, humane gentleman
in the interior of this State proposed building the
above college at cost of 100000, provided one
hundred subscribers could be found to subscribe
81 900 EACH and beaded the list himself with a
Thousand dollars. Soon after he died, and only
thirteen persons rore wero added to the list
Bn. now Archbishop Hughes r)mes to the rus
cue," and proposes 10 raise the whole frnd on
SUNDAY next The Pope, it serms, heartily favors
the plan, aud already the ground has been bought
for $43, ,00o-the building lately occupied by the
French soldiers.
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asy- CoUGHs, CoLDs, HoARsEsnss, &C

- SVUunoS SoAbo, AoAnocHASot W.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
SON has the effect OF bringing out host of profess
sediy new specifics and while some few may be
good many are useless and some even dangerous.
To prevent disappointment, the best course to Pur
sue Is 70 consult your family sican or otherwise
use only such remedies as pug public experience
mas prov ed TO be cafe and ecaclous OF this class
is TiLkko COMPOUND SfKUP OF GUM ARA
BIC. Originally the fayurte prescription OF an en-
inent ph ysican, it soon became . popular family
medicine, and without advertising, has continued
20 enjoy u growing reputation for The last twenty
years In all recent it acts like charm, and
in Chronic cases. Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Group.
Asthma ac it is used with unparalleled success, as
most families will testify.
BoDEKER &c, ut IS cents per BOTTLE and in an ele
xant ana pleasant Lozense form. I2s and Is cents
per box, called TYLEas GUN ARABIC CoudH CAsDY
bRopsn. 80 T-3m
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SENATOR DOUGLAS IN NEW OELEANs.-The receps
tion OF Mr Douglas at New Orleans was a very ems
thusiastic affair, as described by the papers. The
N. o. pcayune says:
His arrival was heralded with q grand salute.
and q large crowd were On the levee to welcome
him. As the boat had touched the wharf
Mayor Stlth and the committee OF the Common
Council appointed for the purpose. with a number
Ct citizens, among whom we observed the Hon
Pierre SoUe prominent, went on board to tender
the distinguished visitor the hosPitalites CT the
city, which he briefly but gracefully acknowle dyed.
There not much ntbusia5m among the assem-.
b!cd crowd, arising, doubt, partly from the
same as had made this less numerous than
il would otherwise have been-the rather mprky
character of the evening, and the miserable light
afforded by the gas lamps, and partly from little
OF nothing occurring on the boat TO afford good
opportunity for mauitesting feeling. The worthy
Senator landed In "A few minutes afterwards, aud
at once proceeded to the ST. Charles Hotel loudly
cheered and followed by the crowd.
Immediately after his arrival at the hotel, Mr.
Dlugias was led 10 the front of the portico by
Mayor Stith aud Mr. Soule. The crowd in the
street at this time filled every inch of space he
tween Common and Gravier streets, and the port
co itself was packed closely possible, even
TO the narrow ledge outside OF the railing in front.
Mayor Stith introduced Mr. Douglas, and was
followed by Mr.. Soue in a further Introductory
speech, after which Mr.. Douglas himself addressed
the assembled multitude with very happy effect
Ho very briefly referred TO the late election in
Illinois and political matters Immediately con-
nected with it, and returned earnest thanks for
the enthusiastic welcome he had received, conciu-
ded by gracefully wishing his hearers good night.
After he concluded, be retired TO the ladies paror
with Mayor Stith, Mr. scule and other gentlemen,
followed by auumber of citizens many of whom
took the opportunity Of procuring an introduction
TO him. After brief stay in the parlor Mr..
Douglas retired to his room, TO rest after! his
travels and fatiguea.
Mr.. Douglas is accompanied by his accomplished
fadr
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- On. JoHH B. WALrHALL, (HomUo.
pathist) cfers his professional services to the ct
zens Of Richmond anf it, vicinity. Once ct his 70
ddencs. on Leigh str ct. two doors ffom eth.
v3--dIv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10

Messrs Botts, Rives, Summers, and A. H. II.
st ,art are spoken OF, In different quarters Of the
State, o. whig candidates for Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10

INTERESTING FROM PARAGUAY AND BUENos AYREs.
Letters from Buenos Ayres TO October %, state
that the Paraguayans were making little or no
preparation for the American expedition. The
subject was not even 80 much as mentioned 10
Lopezs official paper. Some excitement existed
et Iuenos Ayres, iu consequence of a report that
stormy debate had taken place in the Argentine
Congress, at Parana. aud that, on the heels of it,
President Urquiza had sent in his resiguation.-
Tho resignation, however, was not accepted. The
Indians of the interior we're making preparations
on grand scale for an attack upon iuenos Ayres,
but powerful military force had been sent cut TO
anfiCipate their mOyemhnta.