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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRDAp

W. ste ly tine Marshall Rcpublic,,
that % correspondent 1T the Citc,,,n,,
Galelic. has discovered that the "pu,,l;a
domain Of Texas was cpniparativcly q,
ucl,ss, that the country WAS ruined viii,
dtoulh-. that il,c loan TO railroads rsi,,sJ
uctcly lu name. that the cost Of cous,,n1
ton would anoun, To- upwards 81 so.
ooo pet mIlc, &c, Ac., 4" and ether conan,
extraordinary statements
Now tins is the most absurd thing cvor
publshcl. and It only requires lu,le
Investigation and figuring 10 show r,n,
ialiarnas Is su "a Is statement ~
southern faclS Railroad will run a,
lmc nearly directly west from Marshall
through Texas. and viii when eoInple,,d
draiu country uurgualci ia the fertility
aud It's capncityh production by any
scope 81 country Of the same size in the
world From the Louisiana lnic To For,
be.huap, a DISTANCE 81 500 miles. and
fram the panllclot3ll to 3SI deg; sixty
mllr, on each side OF Tho road. comprise,
th'tA siN Thousand slu,Ve miles, aud sew.
rntNtWu thou aud half sections If land
eNrry Nuc OF which is capable Of sustain
lug a .um nt two hundred acres and al
lowing half ui that amount to be devoted
a. tho culture ut cotton, that amount Of
a,Je- Wauld produce ri the lowest aver.
a.t.ot "a IA boat, prt a,ic makug in the
aestelttc Nu,ld . coo 600 bales Of cotton
fueeln.I one huudr,d acres wiil produce
rr9In etouEi 60 feed the requisite popu.
4u#u. iat tbc production IF cotton One
. hall bale pvI acre is q small calculation
aud the cNprri,ucc of the farmers Ia this
scope ei country Wa have u,ufiou,d for
tho last twenty Npats Will tfeye K. lhis
estimate il stuuld br borne ia mlnd $
anIN goo 900 bales short OF the largest
crop cHg raised in the whole United
state J. N NOT ah~usd. then to talk
>.llea- y ID the dtoggits IA Texas :
GI,. H. the road and We Will not oniy
uase ltit such au ldru Is absurd in tie
cNueme tut W. viii produce enough cot.
taH within tins scope Of country alone
90 command tbc world. and require the
euploNw,ul ot two such roads before
tw,utN yyal- to transport cur produce
O. market III, resources Il Texas in
H-l.. Hl1urr 9I. u.cai,uiaiic. ~ ANY sane
u.u udl .,.mi and the day will come
WHH Wt ~ull -oc iH,t l,x1> r. The rm.
Il.,. -lI.e ul thr world y u the other
.lii,mut- pl ihi,- writer W. hiuk they
aN hrpu ui-moIy dome up ~ the
Republicans. uud ~jall uat therefore at
truId tbot ruauu W. have always
uFu-bl WUh proper c>riion on lhc part
I'D Dr. ~.ub,W PuDGc Railroad tompa.
ny dat ihcN cou >ouH demonstrate the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

A1y- d. Fowles and Col r v Richardson
len Marshall on Wednesday evening N
fowlNcs will yisi, New Orleans Mcnphis Lou
weeks the financial arrangements bf the : T.
Raroi,d Company will be contaminated aud
active operations commenced upon the work.
These gentleman carry with them The best wish
os Of onr citizens.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

- Mr.. +. W Cave. It IL stated will be
Secretary Of State under ocn IIou,iaus admin
is'raton. # is to be presumed that Caves cup
Of happiness is dlled to overlooking
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

ssa- Mss-rs. Galloway i Raincs have just
received and opened a large, choice, and beaiti-
FIJI stock Of Gill and Winter good. See their
advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

.,or. Handbills have becn ,ssned inviting a
,r,c meeting. I, !. much to be desired that
there should be a full attendance. in order TO OBJ
tain a a., expression Of pIolic opinion.
I. /. generally conceded ,hai the senator. in
accordance with custom. viii b. selected from
the East, and in this view. it is our da'y to lay
asd, personal prijailices ard 10 look aronnd and
selec, from our prominent mcn. the mos, cara-
be ard available man for che position OF
availability we know nothing We DO no; even
know whether he Demo ratio party has ma
ior,y on Join, ballot Th~e' questions cannot
BE- determined uniil the meeting II thf lcsis'a-
turc But IN relation TO qualifications, w. are
not ler 80 mach TO couce II will be al
m,ted y. presume. that a tnited -. g -ens-
tor ought To be intimately acquainted WITH the
political history Of the country one who has
given a considerable portion Of his life 10 The IN
vestgaiion Of our system Of government ard to
the gr,s, rucsiious connected with II. ndmn-tra.
,ipn. lie should be man of education and OF
more than ordinary literary attarumcn's And
addet to these resources, he should be ready
and powerful debatcr. 10 ordinary times. a
man with Settled vews Of policy whow We can
rely upon 20 net an1 vote right. VIII 90 very
well bat IN the PRESENT unsettled state OF the
country and Of the democratic party we Deed
more able man. and one better informed
Such ,ecirs to b. The conviction q the pnhl,c
mind ior the two mos, prominent men spoken
OF 10 connection with this import oosi'ion
are Judge Reagan and Col L. 7 " all show
irr thereby ,hnt CAPACITY and political research
are to he recognized in the selection.
As between these two men !, will be conce-
led tha, the latter In point OF intellectual abl-
IL ani Information. has no superior 10 the State
of Texas. and that he has given a uniform. con.
si.,,n,.,p1 e,ryen, summon, ia the democratic
marty, l., ADMINISTRATIONS. and Il; platform.
The objections. 70 him, where they exist, are.
ptrson<nand canno, be legi,imaiely recognized
- =. -. ..t
"pP'op"'''" "''' d ''''''''''' ''' WV
voters OF iiarri5on the county 10 winch ne r.
sic. to say whether they will endorse these
recommendations
oor objections 70 Judge i0'agan nave o,'u
s'''' "
-, 49,, -, .,.,,. ..a ,ha,..,
:, conne,,ion v,,b ri. lnl,ewarm and relne,ap,
sanpnr, Of the State ticket. cansed the defeat NJ
the Democratic party in the late election. That
be "a man of talent ee freely o'noedr but at
the same time We Contend mat ~ hS career IN
'''s''s' Nv ''S R'''" Nv ,"'
f'''''@'''''"' w low ~ $500
,,.,. HI, -. ..t..,,.,
A., H.. t,.,,....,s T., ,ho t.,;a,t,,,e ,hc ca,
concentrate the p.-oocrptie vote. In The mean
tune there Is 100 improp - in each county and
each individual placing prominently b,iore the
pnDlc II, Or hi' particular hsoriie
n..c..
f.. .l'.t int, A, c.tt,uy,tsy with the Re-. ,
pnbinan, very suuu after assuming the
editorial ch''t-this was continued
'hf''fo'u' az oAo's ~ ,'I' ,.'l.,.'i
and ,o, upvp, induced i'm uor.ou,lly of-
fcusivc language We w"r" treated
cnhftc"u.ly ny 'le h'Pp"'o'',' '"' SO
nv I""'P'''"' Eel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

~. Ncssrs j = Coleman & CO. have re-.
eciscd their fall and winter goods new, we'll
selected aud attractive stock See next page
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

proud emotions Of the hearts of fr,em,.
Modelling against dictaiiun and dem"
gngnc.,n Van Bdrrn was tia, frs,
g. nat" Il Cr'x cnIiuu; jackson refused
te have uiylh ~ ~ du with them.
lle.thaukcd the ladies tor their pre.
cpec.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08
~ 4 Printer Wanted at this
ONCE isnsmeAiatciy.

To CoyrRActiMs y new brick courthouse
IS to be built IN Cass county See advertise
ment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08
7 VT TN NJ
II. : JENNINGS
g. MCKAY NoiaHil
Eli II BANrER
A " CRAWFORD.


M,R-Hhit October l'aa
Mss'rs Nsrrah, JeHatng' Nhayt Bati"' a'"
C,a,efofd CoHHih,s
GcHt.meu am h'nolcd by ~ RECEIPT pi }H'5
letter OF this a8tf 70 which you arc pet-td ~
oi portion Of ms ilcnds 10 in'- 'n""Nhl'f 81 ~
der mr tie witty 10 supper lu testimony % iH~i
appreciation ct me a. man , soldier and r'uA'
servant, ani suggesting wednesday thr 'AANH. Ait
of the battle NJ the lH1We- great b't''t'. N'.' q
in wNlch ! PARTICIPATED a. iht 'pPi'itiat. tH' '.'
thr Faiinn.
receive with unaffected 'ch.ihinty TINS cordial r
der ui the reEtfd- 70 mN irehu' ~ W. e"iih7H'f
and wd be- happy e. Wrti tW Hn Nttt. 'iF !.
ulne o. ofcg my nnHie tfam'r 10 ihr great event
wh.Ch. ihat day r. th' anHIf'iahi}. FiD s"N - g.
Cepi Wy 'mnk, re- the And terms ln WHICH, ~ raw
conveyed the "lsheroi my ll'paf AlYt af
t'''-
II s..,,., no., Cd. % t,ti. an, if ...sl taste
''''
aud was well served
Hon II. :. Jennings aciCd as litNf
II ~ u ,l.t,.,. a.. y,
cent ana non W y p'i''"'' - ~
p....4.,, mist ,J,,,u.ll. s,l.etiau
TWo Gentlemen CuuI | not have been
found brt0i htlcd To do justice To a i'Ntt'
SCENE.
,f.... .l,. ..,,.,..,..,t e tho ,.f,fh tine 1. 4
N'NDi '"' ''''''' ~ w WV
L,ytnu t4,st pfrparcd hy the COMMITTEE
IT arrangements was read
a., n-.........,,..,, .,r.- 20, 4 =
VI" iiN'iN"' ''''"". H.
iopp-A el4A 20, tum'ul Tor ts 81 iNlttrh y
mdltary sHd do plnuMllc history m hls ttHNi'f
tl,, On liant 4atditr who Grty.%iN yeur4 ugu ihl-
MINI il. la. ,,.,,,-,.. and .liIl ig
'''"n- -, , ,t. -, ,,.,i.., h
Nth- 10 t' Ath''''hi'U ' 'N -''
victory in wlHch Proctor was routed aud ecau
shicI"
l. ttls toast tH l"dd Icphr1 ih "'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

TuT RgsroSsIss Parry Tho Augusta bis.
patch paper Independent in politics comment
inr apon the miserable confusion in the postal
arrangement. n the country saws
Mr.. Buchaysn went into of'ec with demo.
cratic iiuyity Of - in The House ami } ia the
mute aud the country looked to him and his
party for jld snd sale administration Of the
g,yerumnnt u enc appropriation bill was cor-
ra,', they shnull have provided another and il
IA u shamrinl suhieringc to say that there j. NO
responsibility resting upon the party into who-e
han |. the government OF the country was con.
alsl
II they TAI, 10 carry on ,he government, and
mt is contracts, they are responsible for IT.
and the people will 50 decide
We clip the above from the sou,h.Western
In which paper il appears as an extract.
Mr Buchanan weat INTO Office with corsid
cradle majority in boin ho,s.s Of Congress, 81
bsievn bur the -onth Western, every opposi
ton paper and every intelligent man knows thai
he failed to maintain his popularity by hi. main
,anancc Of the doctrine OF the equality Of th,
Southern States In the rGion. The charge 'ha
the postal appropriation bill was corrupt Is
sah,erfuge. II was defeated 10y the Black Re
publicans, the Americans North and South, ans
thu p,uyh. Democrats By the Black Republic
ans with the ayowed purpose 10 stop the Wheel
Of government Surely the Democrats sho SIS
sainoi The administration, ard who had no agcuc
IN this FOIL plot Of peipieni treason and dIsun
lou arr no, answerahic Tor the failure to sustai,
oae Of the mos. impor'an, departments Of tn
government hi, lrstice as-'ris ard the coun,r,
Will sanction shc verdict, that The ogganizaliol
10 which th- senih Western belongs, /, In pag
lrserab'e for this graf wrong Iiov will il
sSrnisrs answer III Have they M other cxen.
70 OR lof this ,hame'eS DISCRETION of principle
shaa tho unioa With the Black Rcrublca,
~ thFsty placing ,hcse who earnestly did ,hei
daty u : nisorisyf SHRINE upon such ials
reasoning. II = an ip,al, g the r'slliseae. (
u ccrps--
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08
eoxrLIxxxrAsY SUPER TO COL C s. TODD

o. "Wednesday evening last. oar as
,inguished fellow citizen Col {. ; Iot~
was welcomed by large number OF the
citizens Of Marshall, WHOA compliment
arv supper at the Adkins Honse. Inc
anniversary of the battle of the Thames
an engage nent in which col Todd gal
lantly participated, gave zcst 10 the 'e'
casion. We subioin the correspondence
N,KsH,it .;abcr1 isae.
Cot e 5 fopp ...
Dear sir The nuaerygnci have b,en ennm's.i'h
Cd h, a portion y youf fricHa- 300 W. umAh''y W
tender o. y4u 0n t'lsf behalf tue oNHiy "f 'AFlti
IA token 81 tbet appreciation Of zoe A. 3" mae ~
dIet ard pabls servant and "Wednesday evening
-eAt #. suggested an appropriate nme a. y = the
arnger-ary Of battle fought Tor our common county
hi winch yH acted too distinguished pans To be TOT
gotten bs Y1uf eaHnffymc1.
Permit 4. D. fliu zoo tne wish that u may sht Your
..,r,en euas t. meet yo1r friends on that "eeason
YOU'D friend asa ooedlcu, servants,
+ NtRRAH
Il : JENNINGS,
G. MCKAY COMMITTEE
Eli n BANTER
A ". CRAWFORD,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

NEGBoLoocM-A colorod man died in
Charleston last weokng iron eating too
much hqminy 81 ssai fsia toa;iss@
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

Severe snow aud hail storms prevailed
in Clntauqua, northern New York, On
the 9Th inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

The Shreveport Insurance company
was dissolved last Monday, and commis.
sioncrs were appointed To hquldate its
affairs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

49, 1ha panorama Of pr kane's Arctic fN-
petition upon 10000 square feet Of canvas Is
one OF the rnr,St and most interesting cShibi.
tions ever offered u an intelligent public We
would advise all Of our citizens in town and
country to go and Se it. and they will find them
selves richly repaid for their outlay Of time and
money The Young should no, fail TO a,tcoi as
they viii learn that which cannot be oo,ained
from book The proprietor of the panorama
we aujes ..ll III lav, Nlrshail On Moriay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-08

nn.- GRADUATE oF WEsf roNr ad,erllses
for situation as teacher sec Els cad on next
page
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-25
Ra1- The GREAT VIRGINIA RxMEDY,

PETERS INRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
SHtKA. AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
TEts great American Remedy containing no Mer.
cutisi or Balsanic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
rat!s and renovafing powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
nedy will cure the above diseases and confounded
when heF have occuIar demonstrations Of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has Known Of case of twenty
years standing 80 be restored TO perfect health and
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of Gonorrh0ea hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part OF the patient and TO any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and ssing accord
ingy. in his or Ler case he guarantees perfect
our; and IL case OF failure, Will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, 10 complete the cure
through lis agents; and cure will pe effected with
oot Inconvenience 70 the patient. Sold by
CRUCES Il APPERnON, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
Hs ll-bnnB M at
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ty. 81 SYNOD THro-
Ioyical Seminary, dc.
lcoaRE. POM .xcs or rms RIcmMosp pArIr DISPATCH
LrscnBuao. May %

LlsShbUhus uahy ~.
All the pulpits Of The city we're occupied yester.
day by members of the Presbyterian Synod
Among the most prominent Of the preachers, we're
Drs. Ross, Boyd aud Reid All Of these distiu.
guished gentlemen attracted large congregations
and delivered able discourses
The principal question &hich has yet occupied
the attention of the Synod, has been the establish
meDt Of Theological Seminary near the Uniyer.
sity of Virginia. This has been determined upon
and liberal subscriptions thereto have been made
The institution Is to have three professorsbips ems
dowcd with s25, 900 each.
The floor of the Synod was occupied for some
time to-day by the Rev. Nc. King, Of Texss, in
regard to the condition Of the church In that dis
tant State He represents the field % beiug 10
want of additional Minister'S aud appealed 10 the
members Of the Synod TO endeavor to have the
want supplied. The demon inatiou there is small
aud weak. and can only be sustained by the re-.
ception of new lsborers In the vineyard. At the
end of Mr.. KS address, a subscription was made
10 behalf Of new house of worship which ne is
building
The funeral Of Mr.. II. Montgomery, whose death
l mentioned in my Last, took place yesterday. He
was followed to the grave by goodiy pnnber Of
attached friends who sincerely mourned hts loss.
The dramatic company of Kunkie 4 Co is play.
Ing In 5 city, aud giving good satisfaction. The
"Ox-hoans" are MP for to- night.
The main topic of discussion on our street con.
tinues to be the approaching election. As the day
draws nearer, the interest seems to increase. A
few days more, however, will determine the mat
ter, aud then the waves of political discerd will
subside until the struggle of 1860.
More anon
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PRICE ONE CENT,


dovsaMssr Nsws PROM tbs Washington Con.
stitution OF yesserday We take tho following gov.
ernment news:
The Naval Medical B,srd of Exam iners, recent
y in session ut PhilafeIphia, has recommended
Ior admission the following cand dases for the Dos
''uon OF assistant surgeons 10 the navy, viz:
NO j; VIM Brady. Of Peunsylvauis. No 2. I'd.
wsr9 y. Corson, of Pennsyivauia. No 8, David
h'eaieoerger, Of Ohio. No 4. Joseph Grafton, OF
Arkansas: No s, Robert L Weber. Of Peuu,yIvn. /.
ma. ma NO ., Robert J Freeman, of Virginia. NOT,
Mm taylor, Of Virginia. No 8. Bennett VI
6reen, OF virginia. No 0, James McMaster. OF
Pennsyivania. No 10. James W Herty. of Georgia
The first named will be commissioned At oncs.
the remainder az vacancies may occur in the med
ical corps. 'A' -''N
The following assistant surgeons we're examined
by the Board, and passed a satisfactory examiua.
tion, for promotion. Wig:
Thomas Turner, WIN Hay, r Daniel and
VIM IIord.
Remstated The six acting midshIpmen who
were dismissed from the navy for being partici.
pants In tarring and fea,heriDg one Of their com-
rades st the Naval Academy 10 April last have
been reinstated 10 their former positions.
Appointed First Lieut. Tredwell Moore, ID in.
fautry, has been appointed by the President to all
the vacancy In the Quartermasser's department
occasioned by the death Of Captain Paige.
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ES- Axr1rrc1AL TrsrH-THs Curo.

PLASTIC psoexss,-3 " JONES, DSSrIsr, having
purehAsed tae esc3ssirs rs2ht for the above
node OF making rkErii and after tsiag and f.ss.
,NG u IN the most 6sciau cases thcry other ,ldfss
Asa fstsd s e'sfsretp sGScd al its ahsoiats sfasyt
T1't over tue gold, silver aad piatina method can
therefore, with confidence recommend il TO all who
Fsy dssifeuil or pas tial acts of taeh ad esperdk
" to sasc as ay be GsssdtaSied ,rith those tht are
% Safss In thts process, all of the objections to
We spsc Plate are remof sdthe suction bst,so per
Io secures conort aud siabistY 60 tie nt, and tLs
teesh beiae enibeded in the metal the food is excu
aeq irom unper er between them they are there
tore. Cleaner. smoother and IN every respect better
~ consequence OF the perfect adaptation of the
pste to ihe mouth, aaa the suction thereby se
cured, ne can insert one teeth scishoa ocsps
1T.
his method having been adopted and commend
al " these standing highest in the profession
Hcrsh and South. testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited. TO any who may desire TO see
thein The old {slatss of those wishing TO exchange
the osd method for the new viii be taken in part
pay NH OF course, make teeth the old mode
or tGose who may prefer is,
Filing thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
rscteo by electricity for those who wish it.
ufrcs opposite CoEinthian Hall. ja7-ly
~f1C ogIos-ln Mass and Stick, of
tic best quality
GUN ARABIC, (g' nEiae) for tobaoconists
1uNQtA REAae-AngasiuTa, Black and Crys
tA3;Ee3
OLIVE OIL, in glass. of new crop
In store and for sale low by
J PErFIELD GEORGE,
In IL Blair 4 Co.'S Building,
nd taar ats
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ASHLAND RACEs.-On Friday next, the
admirers of the sports of the turf are to have sn
opportunity of witnessing a;wo mile heat race
At Ashland for which there are thres entriss, all
Of whom are expected to start. If the weather
proves pleasant aud We hope is may, Ashla will
be delightful resort for those of our citizens who
have worn themselves down in the political contest
now going on, and who desire to rusticate day or
/ so before resumiDg the labors of their ordinary
busiaess There, too. the ladies can meet in the
large pavilion, TO witness the and srjoy the
delightful breszss of May morn. And TO those
who do not attend ''races." Ashland will be in
vtipg on the day designated. An extra train OF
cars will leave the depo; for Ashland on the morn
ing OF the race, aud as the members OF the Club
have the privilege of taking ladies with them
free Of charge it Is expected that the fair sex will
be well represeated on the occasion.
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ses. HonE MAsUrAcrrnr.-sEmpLs

IsrLLLIBLE BAEIrG PowDxR Tho beet aud cheapeet
PRE- ep4ra,ion known for max ing in o few minutes,
WITHOUT ynAhT and in elegant mapner. light,
sweet and hstdsoms Loaf Bread. Biscuits Batter.
Buckwheat and other Griddls Cakes. Pudding. Piet
and Pastry Of every description. win a. saving Of
tine labor and expense.
no family should be without them. as bread lie
made more speedily and better Dy this than any
other method known Give il a trial.
For .ae by Druggists and GroceIs generally.
JOHN W GARLIcK,
mxis hichmond, Va.
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created quite q sensation with our citizens, as we
seq and hear daily of persons that have Esud them
and recommending them to others. rs il IL were the
enly me III cine ia TIE world. We would call the at
teutivn of msfchauts iering goods from the city
10 be mindful os BAK ER'S PREMIUM BlTTERS as
you will never lose customer alter they have once
tried them Ii mas performed more remarkable cure
than any medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
By all sexes with perfect safety. Being purely veg.
Ctabe it stands unriveIed for the cure OF Dyspep'
sa, Colds Coughs Cholic. Nervous Affections Cen
eral Debility. Ague ard Fever. and Nervous Head
sche, ghousans ofcertidcates have slrt afy been
furnished the proprietor of this valuable medicine
for the sbaTe COZ ,ants YCu cau te supplied by
all the principal druggists in the city Of Richmond,
and elsewhere ia Virginia and North Carolina.
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de t1-6ms
Eg- OsE OF rHE Mosr PREVALENT anc

st the same time troublesome and painful disease.
thst attend the human flesh is The Fever aud CUES
For & long time the medical world have been contn-
Gsliy bringing forth numerous specifics for its per
man snt cure; but all without effect. DR. } Hostet
ter rerienced and celebrated ply sici4 N, has
succeeded III fui nishing .he public with va liable
preparation for tie cure OF Fever ami Aguc. The
stea1y 81 Incr asng demand lately made for the
"Btiers' aud the universal success attending It's
use b ave made for il q reputation unsurpassed By
any specific of the kind. For the OF the Fever
and ASue, DR. Ho.tetter's celebrated stomach Bit
ters must should claim a superiority over any
ether pTeIslat ex'8nt.
Sold oy druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
ia See advertisement in another column.
Jim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-25

DESPERATE Row.-Charles Melvin was
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of stabbng John Jones, and John Jones wa, also
in tow for biting of the under lip Of Charles Mel.
win, and otherwise disfguring his iynre head
The row occurred last Sunday night In Melvin's
house oa II; street, and as both parties seemed
to be at fault. they were remanded fer Indictment
by the next Grand Jury, aud admitted to bail for
theffeRpnearapce,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-25
GsoRoy rE1H,Dy.-This super

GSoRGx FEABoDY.-This superb stea-
has just undergone q thorough overhauling, and
Is pow in admirable order. Upon the deck has
been erected number of beautiful "sta.e rooms, "
fer the accommodation of passengers, and such
other changes have been effected as to make her
very desirable vessel for the freight trade, Al
we'll a. for the carrying Of travellers who prefer
the water route to the Monumental city to a trip
on the rails.