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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

FATAL ACCIDENT JOHN Bramweli and wife, aged
respectively about seventy i've years, were HE'D
near Madison, Iod., on Tuesday night. They were
coming to Madison in buggy, aud in going down
the turnpike the nigh, being very DARK, the morse
ran of the road, precipitatipg the occupants ofthe
buggy into railroad cut. The unfortunate VIC
Tins were found early this morning Mrs. Bran.
wells body WAS still warm, but life was extinct.
DIR. j. Is. Stovall, of PittsyIvana county, has
withdrawn from the race for Board of Public
Works of Virginia
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Sas FAIRBANKS 6CALzs.
WAREHOUSE,
No. JOG Min Street, Richmond, Ia.

No. l0G Nam ,MTeet, Richmond, Ia.
A uniform standard OF Weights. and a correct sys
tenn Of Weighing. subjects claiming the attention
cf every individual III the country.
A Garrett Scale is s just arbiter between buyer
and setter and il is of this utmost i'm portauce that
al instrument universally called upon TO decide
questions of great value IN the daily and hourly
transactions of business, sh uld be of such Telt
ability and erdctnss as 10 secure the CON fdence q
all those ,otO may be affected by the results indico
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

CINGER's NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT
~ TIE SEWING MACHINE
SINGERS NtW TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE -
SINGERS NEW TRANeyERsE SHUTTLE SEW
I%G MACHINE
UNPRECEDENTED LARGE SALSS IN VIR-
CHINA
UNpR EGEOINTED LARGE SALES IN VIE
QINIA
UNPkECEDBNTED LARGE SALES IN VIZ
GINA
GTVsS EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY salts ACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF work
DOES ALL X d. OF WOsK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
RIrrIMnSn NH 26-Ini$
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ES- CARD. In answer to the very KIND ear
made upon me by "MAsr CIuzxSs" beree, an
q our Cfty Gas Iporks respectfully sssurios thsm.
and ALI Others. thst If elected win dtvote my en-
TIRE time and capacity 70 faithful discharge u sne
Quite. embraced IN mat ONCE -
nah 7-lms JOHN KNOWLES
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Rs- TO THE VOTERS or RICHMOND. The
didate for the office OF SUPERB TENpEST OF
rHE CITY GAS WORKS. and solieits your SUI
fraees nc the approaching municipal slectoa
NH Sides HUGH SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

EH- NerIsE the ease and grace of position in REEs
4 Co.'S Iikenesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

R9-REss & Cos new style of Portraits are gems
of the first water. They superior to all other
pictures taken in this city. See them and judge for
Yourself
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sg~ LEE & PLEAsANrs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond Henrico.
Goochland and hanover.
As Notares Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&C, they are authorised 10 take DISPOSITIONS Afii
Wis Acknowledgements OF Dsecs, Powers of A tor
ney Bills OF Sale, &C, TO 6a used recorded in the
several states and Territories of tae Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

-tearus 4 Thurston d Rarnaa
joseph Brummel Andrew r Ellett
9retter Brent VIM Palmer
Charles Palmer John Ii Williams
! Maury Garland Geo 3 Peake
James A Scott AN BigeIoW
Jno W Brapsford Dabnev p Gooch
Chss VI Wallsce rkinker
Geo w Register Luther Idhby
A Bodeker VS. Weed
Jacob = Alice VIM Beers
arm stead Miller Writ Robinson
1 Lancaster W Walker
Iohn I Blair HAYES r sntton
Robt Reiford Winfrae
3 Trueheart CBLucs
tlemiDg Orlifin j ksvenagh
Jno Il Ligon Geo Earnest
John biair l0nn w Hughs
ihss q Thompson Jas X Fishar
Baptist White VIM HHil
SGm'l Adie BIT TinsIev
Duyal q Norton Geo WAuen
u : Johnson David Nm Cnrrie
10 Bell Il II Dihrelt
niieS Eggieston Jno VI Sheppard, Jr
y GENTRY w Ratcl.fe
b Hutcheson Jas j Wargoner
%owin hotlnson Tinsley Pate
DAane Ho6son pJ Wrisht
SamI Ayres y ron Edwin Wilson
Teo II SWathmey Z X BarksdsIe
James L Gooie CIV Mgcs.urfo
Richard faliey BH Smith
" . Anderson issm N Cooke
James Winston w + Butler
ma l2-dtd
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CANDIDATES FoR orPIos

H5- THE PEOPLES TICKET unYns....
WAND Haoh
FOE tIrr COUNCIL.
D J ssunders To unn.
p ID Dsroon. L " Gisy.,.1.
W Allen, 0oi"oA'
roa ALDERMEN.
J BRAY. or, rs,o..
PH Stark, Z W s.s.s..,a
" GLipscomh
me hooso TICKET. fa true and tried men VII, a..
supported on WEDNESDAY, ,hs 6.h asy ~ ~, -
next. MANY va ppa 81 e. hbrit
Mn % or m0skOE WARD
4S- THE VOTERS Of the city ara rs.ns,,s,t,.
requested 70 consider the Qualification ana c,si,aJ
Of Mr. BENJAMIN BRAGG who Il a % ndie s,s' s
the cfiice Of MANAHEil UF POoE US,iJsp . ,oi
sec II they are not as ssoad as any tthsr manp ~
many friends are satisHCd that, If The yoss,. III
tthose VINO may not hav bis acquspfa .ce s.onina
OF those who know him: they viii re- satis1 "a afh
ability ~ discharge tire duties of t,,o ottir ~ ~
entire subtraction Of the citizens The writs w -
tbs article has known him for maay ysars ans ~ -
wei able 70 say, nni5sitafia2ty that tba 800 =
his follow citizens eanso' DO bottle bestoyvaS ~
upon Finland they viii be rsbdsripr tbs cts y
Va uebie service In securing his election sl =,
himsolf ard very large family who are densnda.
upon hlm for support He Ia prorant eaurts"ns
snn kin0 which are very eminent charantarts ~
Mecall upoayou thsa, fellsw oitizens. 10 ralir -
bis support W i"'J '"
I'm Zo-H sAMPscs
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NOflCE-S2. so REWAED-LUST, on
- the sidewalk in Richmond on THURSDAY, the
AN Instant MkMbkA DUN BOOK CONTAINING
yaiuaoie Papers. The probability is tina. it
dropped either on Cary or Main street. Tue only
paper now recollected is note drawn By myself In
favor OF Dr. " Eppes. for 81 go, dated April,
IT 90 days. The public are csuti. ned against ira
paid to any ore the delivery OF the BOOK and
sents 10 W & q GTathmey.
RICHARD ALLEN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

CEMENT, sc.
Os000 bbls James River CEMENT
1850 bbls Roekland LINK
300 bbis Calcined PLASTER
200 bushels PLBSTERING HAM
50 90 SAWED BATHs
For sale by
inh rs BRJCGpOpp L. co
- NEW STYLE CAPS.
NEW STYLE Gaps
new STYLE CAPE
NEW STYLE CAPS
new STYLE CAPS
NEM STYLE CAps
new STYLE CAPS.
NEW STYLE CAPS
NEW STYLE Gaps.
just openei another Let of
m NEW YORK STYLE CAPS.
n lose lose persona who have been waiting for theso
cars 10 arrive. had bs'ter call dosn early and
7rc"ie Ole, at BiAF0kD'S HAT SHORE
BiNF0kD3 HAT STORE,
hINE0RD'S HAT STORE,
BtkF0RD'S HAT STORE,
k8 BINFoRDsS HAT sT0Rf,,
BisF0HD'S HAT STORE,
~ Main Street. Richmond. Va. NH 26-3ts
VERY SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco !;
for sale BY WIRiNa \ PEA RTE
NM Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

81 SuPgnINrENDeNr OF GAS WORMS"
10 fHu vorgRs OF ElMAoNp IL re- p7s.,set VI,
m T. ede HAGHksI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
MAN AND BIS DWELLING PLACE.

IfI GFORGEM WEST
BOOKSEdL ER AND S7ATIONER.
las MAIN sTaRxT,
Has received the following new and interesting
Nj AN and his Dwelling Place, an Essay towards the
Interpretation of nature; 81.
M,HALINDA, or the Two Cousins; by j W LIE
CATO; 81 The of this story is laid in Eastern
THREE visits to Madagascar during the years
1853 1854, 1856. including = Journey to the Capt.
tai with Notices of the Natural History Of the
Country and If the present Civilization of the Peo
PIE: by the Rev VIM Ella, i +, author of the
Po!Snssian Researcher" beautifully ILLUSTRATED
TkNKwIg OF the San Jacinto ia the seas Of India
China and Japan; by Wm Maxwell, NJ ID, U 5 N
TIL American Home Garden, being principles and
rules for thu Culture of Vegetables Fruits, Flow
ers and Sh1ubbery, TO which are added bri.f no
tees on Farn Crops win Table OF their average
Product and Chemical Constituents; by Alexander
Watson; illustrsted; $50
THE Lady Of ths Isle. 8 romance from Real LifF; by
Mrs. = souihwosth, aath9r of ',ket,ihT;io,n' !,
&c, &c; Yols; paper 90 cloth rs.
ADAM Beetle; by GEO Eliot; l.oo.
NY Thirty Yeals Ont of the Senate; by Major Jack
Downing; illustrated: q
G0DEY'5 Lady's Rook fox april; 2jc.
y. b. New books received as soon as Published
NH 2o-ls GEp WEsT. Richmond.
CURVkYUkS' UUMpAosEs, Maine.
~ NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. &C, &c.
Four and five inch Surveyors CompGSsas
Mathematical Instruments
Char1man's Tape Lines
Surveyors Chains
Ivory Scales
Triangular Scales
Paper ScGles
Profile, Tracing and Drawing Paper.
A full assortment of the above articles constantly
Oh hand, and for sale by
NH 23-3t A NORRIS Bookseller.
& LBsHp l.. WEST, Architect has de-
"a termined 10 discontinue the MEASURING Oh
md pi.A$ At
and will give his sntire attent 'n parlculsr RI,
TO the duties OF his procession ard will continue t,
measure and value CkREENTER's WORK. IL,
would recommend LEROY 4 CRENSHAW as
suitable person TO attend to the business of MEA
sUREk generally. who is already favoEsby knowr
In this business. Persons employing either of U
may rely upon us for promptness and strict atten
tion to business.
A l. WfSf'S Cffice in Goddin's Fal
A ca hNSaA1 ''S Uiioe. few doors below.
nh 26-3t
z Il, a !,
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GEO RUSKELL.

PHKeach's Old Stand. 81 Main ST.
B-particular attention is called TO my stock
of ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. NH al ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

So FoA convenience AID economy in
making bread ousekeepers should use SEMPLE'S
lniallible Baking POWDER. NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

EAAF FEW seconds sitting is only required to pro
ducs gem of the first order at REEFS Coz lS9 Ma1
street -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

rA- ALL the different styles CT Portraits known
in the art, taken daily at REEs Cos mammoth es'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

nH-HEEs L Co have had seventeen years exl
rience, and are regularly educated Artists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

MOriGE--i have this day sppoln ed
AN nrpLEVY, my agent 70 carry en- the CLIO
THING and TAILuRIN BUSIN ESS in the city of
Richmond, TO buy and sell ter cash only.
JOHN MORRIS
City Point, March 9th. 1859. NH 26-l2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

~ SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WORKS
In answer to tia calls oil many fsl'e itizsns 70
spoctfuily announce myself candidate lsr ths
above once, and solicit your support at ths ~
preaching election. NH 7-tdes JOHN fnf~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
NEW SPRING TRIMMINGS

NEW STOCK OF HOSIERY AND GLOVES
NEW STOCK OF WORKSHOPS. FANCY GOODS, &c.
Just received, the most complete and desirable
stock of Goods offered in this city. comprising
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
of every description such as
PRINCES, QUILTED RIBBONS. FohPhNErIs'
&c,
with GREAT many other styles too numerous to
mention.
Also, a large assortment Of Gents, Ladies ana
Children's
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
OF every style and quality.
also. q NEST complete assortmentof
ZEPHYR WORsTEDS, HErLAND YARN. &c
and every variety of Gents Flu FINISHING GOODS
FANCY GOODS, &c, all ofwhich otlor to the trade
at unually iow prices.
GEO RUSKELL,
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DID

nswa1
and "
tire 80
rAfle1
Spl1
and d
Rooas
Chtntl
are: |
&C II
imper
amply
Goods
ind
iefJTe
thegv
long a
hetl|
them
NH |
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eOIn STERLlN9 EXCHANGE FOR
o@coc SALE.--We are now drawing SIGHT
BILLS OF Exchange on ths branch Bdhk Of Ireland
at Cork. aud will sell drafts for pound aud up
wards, Ii early application is made at the Office of
MAURY q Co,
Stock, Exchange Brokers and Bankers
LII
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NORWAY NAIL RODS.--5C0 bundles
AV Norway Rods, Of superior quality for sale by
NH II ia SKI ER AZ
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WAITS

TITAnTED-A COLORED MUSE, with
w out incumbrance. A suitable one will hear
Of good h; me. aud receive liberal empensatlon.
Anniy at tbi. office NH 20 -Zt@
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SOLAR, COAL PIT AND TANNERS
NH % rEnp nAyrNnnpm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

We last evening opened successfully two leading
journals in the advocacy of what is called National
Democracy. The first Was The Constitution, from
which We read as follows
THE Democratic party have ever been the de-
voted friends Of civil and religious bertyO the OPP
pressed Of every nation. Their sympathies have, like
The lightning fash illunined the elsedsrkened hor
zon OF the remotest powers Of aistocracy in the Old
World and pointed the newborn freeman so soon as
be sla have abrogated foreign despotsms to that un
errng standard Of faith by which he and his progen-
itors have been allowed equal political rights, in COM
mon with others, upon our platform of freedom.
That seems tolerably straightforward, though
rather of the spread-esgle order; but how are we
to reconcile it with paragraph which We clipped
from the next Democratic organ that We opened
TIL, Boston Courier, to wit (which reads as
follows:
NEW REGULATIONS rs LOUISIANA RELAIIyG TO
FREE CoLoRED PERsoNs.-At the last session Of the
ls.rougly Democraticl Legislature cf Louisiana,
act passed, providing TINT free persons OF color
conirg into the State by water shall be lodged in JAIL
until the vessel in which the said person arrived shall
be ready leave port that, when the master of the
vessel applies for the coored person, he shall give
bond in 500 to leave within "a hours; and that the
coored person shall not go ashore again; hnt where
the master negec,s refuses pay the aees of 40
cents per day and leaves the coored person in custody
or dsre CARDS the bond the charges and penalties shall
he lien on the vessel and the cOlored person be set at
liberty ard have five days TO leave the state If found
after the lapse Of that period, the person 50 liberated
shall be imprisoned from three to twelve months, at
hard labor II taken second time then mprison-
ueut for i've years One-half of the pecuniary pen
atty is TO 90 to the nforner who is made competent
Wi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
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IL LAW A NUISANCEt

We met, few mornings since, while waiting In
the yestibule Of one of our Courts of Justice, ~
one of the most eminent and successful practition-
ers at the Bar of our City, who, in the course OF
few minutes conversation, expressed undoubtingy
his conviction that Law, as now dispensed in this
community, is an enormous futity and imposture.
/" For instance" said he, 50 have client who
" has sued debtor for very large amount, and
=. has been for eighteen months doing his utmost
TO bring the case to trial-in vain. He is
Frenchman, and owes the money involved in
" this suit to creditors in Europe, who cannot be
"made to understand that, in plain action for
goods had and received, such delay is unavoidable.
L" His credit, his business, are nearly ruined tor
want of his honest dues involved in this suit; he
tells me be will give $40 900 10 have it tried at
{" this term; but l reply that could not get 1t
" tried for $50, 000-so he must be ruined. On
A" the whole, regard the whole pretense of legal
" coercion to pay debts as stupendous imposture
Z" | am sure all the money collected in this City
Through the fundamentally of Courts does not
equal the cost of litigation. IT were better that
all pretense of collecting debts BY law were
" abolished"
Thus far our experienced and usually conservative
legal frieud and il is very certain that, whether
true or false, his view of the matter is rapidly
gaining ground. Where one person favored the
abolition of all laws for the collection of debts ten
wears ago, three OF four do now. We do heartily
wish that one of our young States present or pros
pective, would pluck up courage to try fairly the
experiment of letting every man collect his own
debts. Limit and regulate the application OF the
principle as wisdom may prescribe but it could not
be reu hazardous to enact that 10 action should lie
on an account or note given for goods had and
receiyed-atter the 4th day Of July next. Then
whoever should see fit to sell goods on credit would
sell distinctly upon honor, and whoever had no
honor would be obliged to pay the cash A princi-
pie so radical might work a~kwardy at fret; but
We are confident that both the number living on their
impudence and the amount lost BY bad debts would
be less than at present.
Yet We are not sure that the policy oil letting
every man collect his OWE debts would work, even
when thus restricted in its operation. For suits a.
law are o substitute for private war-a costly and
clumsy substitute, no doubt. but not therefore
worse than the evil they displaced. When high
public funrtionares shoot each other in the streets
of the Federal Metropolis, simply because one OF
them thinks tie crime Of adultery inadequatel}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

zealots Of Slavery extension Mr. Buchanan. he
saw, is bidding for tho succession. and bidding
hieL--a point as TO which Dir. Wise il naturally
and Justly alarmed. DIR. Buchanan Offers to the
Fill USERS, Cuba, Central America and Northern
Mexico; to the West. Pacific Railroad; to the
North, protection to iron and woolens; to the
. oumercial districts, the centralzing power of
bankrupt act for banks Mr. Wise goes agains. all
this, as scheme of policy, which. in its outline
snd filing up. exceeds any Federalism which
Hamilton or en- Adams ever proposed or projected.
The question is not, VIII the Union be dissolved
That question he considers as settled. II We rec
ollcct Alright, he was very much alarmed about 1t
when Fremont was candidate, and recommended
the election Of Buchanan as the only means to pre-
vent dissolution. But that danger is now over,
and the question is, will Virginia allow herself to
be dragged behind the car of rampant and out
rsceous FedersIism' or will she go back to the
economy moderation, retrenchment and reform
Of the od-fashioned State-rights Democracy, repu-
diating internal improvements under cover of the
war power, and sticking to free trade and tdvalo-
rem duties Such appears to be the color OF the
horse upon which Mr.. Wise proposes to ride into
the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

punished BY existing lhWs, We can guess "hat
would BE- the effect Of letting get possession OF
B's property by means of fair promises and false
rrprese nations and then tel to get his pa! as ne
best could The trade in Colts and Dcrr7ngerS
would doubtless receive fresh impetus from such
legislation. and the holders Of hardware and cut
lery Of the Bowie fashion would realize an instant
harvest If they took care to their pay before
they delivered the goods as Of course they would.
A forty-housand parSon power Of preaching for
gyeness and the proper alienation Of smittea and
as vet unsmitten cheeks, would not prevent fire.
auent and bloody collisions IN our streets, If 4
were doomed 10 meet day after day b, who had
stripped him to the bone by buying bus stock OF
diamonds or jewelry, taking it around the corner
To Get the cash to pay therefor, and never re-
turning with either money or valuabes Wall
street would grow sulphurous under such dispen-
sation and the lame ducks" Of that locality
would be- such in sense literal indeed.
But LET us suppose the experiment Of dispensing
with all legal appliances for the collection of debts
were broadly made, what is to be done with trusts
Here ia sanctimonious, smooth-spokcn rascal. who
mas ODltIUtu pOestesIOH VI INC tstnsO Va - "4oN"
and her orphan children in the capacity of
guardian, executor or trustee, and refusing 10 pay
otc- ar account, leaves them to beg or famish:
What shall be done with him And if you say,
{" Let trusts be administered under legal super
" vision and responsibility, rs now" how will you
prevent sharp men converting all their credits into
trusts, and thus defeating your efforts to dispense
with legal coercion in matters of debt ! Would It
be an object to multiply feigned issues, and make
the coerciye machinery of law more cumbrous and
roundabout than il now is
On the whole, We do not see our way out OF
the existing labyrinth, but we do not the less
keenly feel the hardship and vexation of remaining
in it. What greatsouled philanthropist will devise
and commend means of dispensing with legal
machinery for the collection of debts, or OF render
ing that machinery far more effective, less dilatory,
less runousy expensive, than it now Is {!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
AMERICAN JOURNALISM.

We believe there are now printed within the
limits of our Union not less than Four Tloxsssi
newspapers, at least Fire Hundred Of them Daily,
and Fire Hundred Semi-Weekly. Their average
circulation We estimate at Two Thousand each for
the dailies, Twenty five Hundred for the Semi
WeekGcs, aud Fifteen Hundred for the Weeklies,
making total circulation in tais country of more
than -Four Hundred Millions of newspaper sheets
per annum Yet in 15l3-less than half century
ago-the total circulation of newspapers in this
country was estimated by Isaiah Thomas, in his
History of Printing" at little more than Tween.
ty Millions Of sheets per annum, issued as follow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

The statement given in several journals as to
the ruling of ChiefJustice Shaw on the subject
Of grogshops, recently set aside BY the full Bench
of the Massachusetts, Supreme Court Is not
exactly correct Judge Shaw did not decide that
grog.shops are nusances in themselves, and indie
pendenty Of the peculiar provisions of the Massa-
cbusetts statutes What be held was, that, having
been pronounced nuisances by the statutes OF that
State, all the legal means for the abatement of
nuisances in general, might be employed against
them.
As to this point, Judge Shsw's opinion is not
overruled The point in which the full Court diff
fers from the doctrine which he laid down on the
trial. is as to the extent Of private interference for
the abatement Of 3 nuisance. The Court held that
the only sort of nuisances which can be absted BY
private action, are those by which the individual
abating them is personally and specially affected
and that nuisance which is such, not to particu-
lar individual, but to the public, can only be pro-
ceeded against by indictment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
HELPING DISEASE.

Faculty take ses with tie disease God help the ps
tet By tskps sides wh the disease breaking down
ms has and tkus leaving him az the mercy OF We
nslsdy vsn, puTsns standardization ove~ hemins oPae-
powerful soderihcs very excellent allie. az
rtsni RAD~AYs RtAo. RtLlti restore toe ha,'
many and eouabily Of the cc u ton with RApwAf htGv
IATc Puts and nAturc thus cnrred vii conquer "a" com
plain Thi. Is the al nfaninaory and &c 1b
disorder while for constitutional ana chrome dssase- hAo
WAYS Ma SOLVENT Il the grand ooun'ereAst -,
II suffer the escueiars t0itares OF Neuralgia
t Pns and Aches In bones ard joints or become crippled
with lu6ru induced BY long sickness OF misguided nrdcs
tou bis fault for is well known 10 every ntnhsen'
person that RApwAys READY RKLiEr and k,pwAYs RsGu'
IArse PlLs viii positively rid him OF these disorders TAee
Reudes within the reach Of every There not WI
neisbbohocd this ooEtnent but that there Is al ssncy
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