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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-09

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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-09

RY WARD.

Member Of the LiteAfed Co. Historical Soday
49,
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Gen. Elias Dayton. l
The Wal Of the Revolution called ind
active and daring exertion many bravdl
noble, and self.sacri6cing spirits, who, iii
their am were not enrolled high upon
the scroll of Fame, were certainly deserv-
ing of a conspicuous place in their coun-
try's history. And such a character was
Gen. ELIAS DAYTON.
We believe that he was a Jerseyman
by birth but of the place where, and the
time when be was born. we have no &C.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-09
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For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
Arise with the Morning SUN.
A Song.
.
BY HENRY WARE.
Ari- o, arise with the morning sun,
And away, to the crystal fountain.
While daylight chases the shadows dun,
From the brow of the dark blue mountain
And drink from the sparkling waters clear,
While Health, like the rose, shall bloom
: On thy cheek, that never shall feel the tear
Of thy midnight sorrows gloom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
a MODEL DEMOCRATIC OFFICE-FoLDER

The Administration has been unfortunate but ehsrac
tori IT. I'm she selection Of its fuuctionary in Michs
gae Derou Post Master detected iu sending fal.e
vouchers Washington pursuant system Of 'bls X
mail. upon his clerks which, il is well understood is OF
restricted either Detroit PostOlices Because
o. i imagined political Douglas) heresies rather than
be OF his knGvery the Master removed
TIL. piece OF prescription has provoked further en-
ulir and this enquiry has revealed series of facts
stkngy suggestive of the quality of the material which
the Administration has selected I'LL the very latest Of
fees 10 its gift.
il charged against the Collector Of the Port Of D,
trot / That he admitted lot of railroad iron free
thc duty upon which would have amounted to &c 600
For this fraud upon the national treasury he is said TO
have received personal bonus OF $4,000
q That nc has vouchers 10 Washington for mon.
cv paid TO clerks he never employed.
g. Tias ne has allowed Express Companies, &C.. 20
bring in goods free, to the amount of several thousand
dollar aycsr.
:. That he has been in the habit Of taking Nor.
chants notes "a; usurioUs interest," for revenue dues
aui thea returning the goods in bond until the
vors paid.
These arc but a few Of multitude Of similar charges
brought against this model Democrat They have been
b,lor, the proper authorities at Washington for some
tae bat the Cabinet haa found convenient TO act
upon them. The delay is based in some way upon
Domi having reference 70 the character Of the Dele
gates 10 he Charleston from that State The Col
.or may find il difficult TO hold his seat in the sad
de IL ne can persuade the President Of his ability 70
sud Of tho right stamp" to the National Conveu-
riol.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
PROM MAsHINGrnN

Vl=urSE1oT, Sept. is.-However much our govern
mont may be impressed with tie truth that the island OF
s Jnnu belongs Us, there appears be no doubt
tf both the governments of Great Britain and that Of
the United States will instruct their agents ia that quar-
ger ~ net with the utmost creumspection in view Of
fri factory adjustment Of the existing differences II
v DE rcroeCcd that Secretary Marcy four years ego
ri hli the title ought be settled before either psrty
scd exclude the other By force, exercise complete
aud exclusive sovereign rights within the fairly disputed
points
This tho substance Of bis letter 10 Mr. Champion.
~ TIE time representing her Majestys government sod
70 which much Importance is nov attached From all
which be as-eriained 10 welI-iniormed circles il s
reasonable 10 infer that serious difficulties are likely
70 result between the two countries II danger al
all apprchcnded IL sin consequence Of the wellknown
ard intrepid character OF Gen. Harvey
COL IIlwius, Of the British army, yesterday brought
dspltchc concerning tie San Juan dispute to the Bnt
i legation, and then ief for New York TO take pass
10 Fnrlsnl with dispatches from Governor Doiglas 10
her N,is-f-f government or the same subject
Tho nova Of sUcce ssful revolution 10 Costa Rica
being unexpected has created much interest and surprise
iu ol..fl and diplomatic guorteT1 Senior Molina iniris
-cr ffow tl rcpubc left here to-day for New York 10
moot c.-Psasdcut Mora
Col Flundoroy loft Washington today 10 take com.
mlli OF NE military department Of New Mexico
Mr. Hcudrcts resignation AZ Commissioner Of the
C.rra tlud Office tske7 place to-morrow Nothing
l heru heard from Judge Hughes 10 his acceptance
uf fIe Office.
The PRECEDENT has appointed VIM r. Morse. Of Ne.
l-'+ agent for he Indians in the Omaha agency vic.
Nm. ui'san. resigned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

lars. OF this sum, three millions seven hundred and
axyfour thousand nine hundred and four dollars were
what are known as and rents the income from the
public lands The remaining six millions three hundred
and I'VE thousand six hundred and seventyeght dollars
were the port revenues and known by the Of ma-
rtime rents The treasury receipts during the first six
months OF the last year amounted nine millions four
hundred and eghty-sx thousand hundred and forty
one dollars; during the year 1857 TO nine millions ave
thousand one hundred aud ffy-six dollars This shows
steady and almost uniform Increase in the
the island Notwithstanding the ups and downs of bust.
n'es of about five hundred thousand dollars during the
First six months or million of dollars annually The
royal income from "the faithful isle" during the
present year will be upwards of twenty millions Of dol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16


In Southampton County rdenee Of her o,h., nj, An,
'ul OF s.piern,.r Miss VI. LOUISA
An aieted family, indeed, has this but
ayeAr they called head On
the family, aud loss truly both com
MUMMY In which he lived. and before
ana nom their mids, their brightest jewel shining
mars Indeed se loved by surviving p
she has been thus snatehed
writer OF this sad tribute hsd the
ssNsAl years and he truhfa
tons Of hts own heart and the her
goungIsde. he knew She death
mr1oer OF the RApus, Church Her
sd agreeable her friendship
d ures and eonnns nothing could temper
N and unSANerns her faith In the Christian religion A
Ell r the last four or ave ~h that slow
with like fOrttuds Hcr family Winter carried
rr sonih In hopes OF restoring her health
she returned with her health rapidly declining giving
be iatthe memorable decree forth she
saS she knsS ~ and for four Ave
rSoshe met with calm through
That blessed saviour who meet
and loH In heart and saying around he,
IN her last moments weep not for for me
10 be a Christ feeling AZ the time that mas
@ soqnsnty quoted By the preacher that The
Just IKE bright light shining perfet
M PROM this passage Indeed relatives and TIends
ee that their loss has been her gain mourn
her loss mother two sisters, a brother.
At the residence OF her nlAw George In "a. coun
" OF Caroline, Monday the 18Th n
widow % Col Arch. Samuel. In the year Of her are
IL may be truly said, that whilst In .
iond parent Kind neghbor sincere friend devnut
always following the Golden doing unto Others
icnsed with holy regnAlon hope OF blessed mmor
taHy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

hotehsfs n n eta n n - ~ -
w. - - ''-'- ~ '-''' w "
M,s.fhsre bsi little enquiry wtly to-day the
@sks.ef e<s firm We report and quote
Country At II essi ci'y sTk At ssetssS eta
r PETERSBURG MARKETS.. Sep, O.
better feeling the ps.t d.x mr.
,sc and rees little nsIam sn rsss Is.a ~,
70 lnfs steady without chang. In prie~s w. n.c,.
Less 0nA foe common Eo.d rood Is az re,
MN 90 As esi yer, good and nns an.
%tIA frnngs are beginning arrive
n important TO have good heavy wsxht 10 -. es, -
side qaoistion and must be In goodc condition - - w.
WnfAL-fhere animation toa.x ,h...n
e nave 10 change 70 note In pdees The and
continue which finds ready buys sso 50 fcr prime
sna wsn eomnon and medium quality rule ytRt Ia
are making At sofDs5c. >, "s'.as~es
q 1000 the few d.y, n, "A
% nr sagsrhns: 500 for Es,ra. and o. for Family
or. A'"s'' ana prices are held al te'o
nenasosws quote q, y York Philadelphia. and nal
umorr. North carons MONEY y per cent. - '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

BRiTIsH HoSDUEAs.-Great changes are about 10 take
place in the above named portion OF Central Amcrica.-
by treaty with Guatemala Great Britain acquires a new
colony in Central America For two hundred year Br;,
ish adventurc,8 have been ia the habit Of feoucntip
the COAT Of Honduras for the purpoae Of cutting og
wood aud her right 20 this privilege has been formgIy
recognized b. treaty with the Spanish Government AZ
ter ihc separation Of the Spanish American colonies from
the mother country the British Government claimed by
right Of possession large Of territory which the
treaty With Guatemala has recognized thus giving to
Great Britain colony eight thousand or nine
thousand miles in extent This territory presents great
variety Of sOifTom the low swamp coast to the NOM
tans IN the interior Of which reach the height Of four
thousand feet The only industry hitherto has been wood
cutting the export Of mahogony amounting TO the value
Of about million Of dollars year. The population in
lsis was estimated At about fourteen thousand mostly
negrOes Of mixed blood but considerable accesions
have been lately received Of cmigrants from Yucatan
driven from home by tie Instruction Of the Indians
The Liverpool Tine, IN commenting the more Der.
feet acquisition Of the colony remarks Now that for
the first time the English Government can give titles 20
the land, efforts will probably be made 70 convert Hon.
duras into agricultural settlement II contains large
tracts Of fertile land, suitable TO all tropical products
The great difficulty will be to find aborers to cultivate t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION GRE AT
MuL-E

SYEAcu5T, y. Y, sept 1.-THE two divisions Of the
democracy O New York met here to-day and Organized
AZ two conventions 10 the same hall Mr.. Alurd was
chaiunin Of the Wood convention, and John Striker
was made chairman Of the Regency" convention
Great excitement unaffected aud there we're
terrible and fighting among the shoulderhitters-
Captain Rynders was assaulted by "hard' boy aud
finally The "sOiis" convention adjourned leaving the
"hards' IN the hall
Fernando Wood then mad" bitter speech attacking
the "soiis' NJ disorganzers in leaving convention
Several motions carried cheering the regular com
mitiees but 10 the course u the proceedings chairman
Stryker oi The Regency convention, knocked OF Of
the platform Finally, the Wood convention adjourned
when Mr. Stryker again took the chair and organized
convention The roll called aud every delegate an
awcrcd except three.
resolution 70 appoint delegate. 10 the Charleston
convention was introduced, when motion made to post
pone was voted sdown-ayes -, nays ~. resolution
adopted for the chair 20 appoin, delegates from
each Judicial district 70 report the of two Delegates
IN the Charleston convention from each ConRresionaI
district and four ocrnates The was almost unani.
nous The convention then adjourned ulI tO-morrov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

ExrrsvAGayT iuForr5--Thc Nov York T,i5ups OK
az wfrcun- uith each other how greatau amount
of Jrcrn iron, CLOTH and Hk and huery they can inn
gori rud uec Up without breaking. There can he no
d01b li tc immense increase Of late in the imp0rta
sion m exudc1 compared sith former years gieoq
.nse hc IDEA Of our able contemporary. For the first
cehi mouh Of 1859 the foreign dry goods received M
~ York more than doubles The amount for The same
prfio Jag rear, While tends 10 weaken the encourage
nrnf hai ought 70 be given 10 domestic maDufctures
sud h outi ihem b. The better living md superior
81 She 10 !ustrious classes % agriculture and every
other productive occupation. And % j. remarkable that
weaf hss aon enormously since Christmas last and the
iali hls made more tban beEgar. AZ the
crtp comes forward Il fsl stu more until il goes
!, 600 glfp undersell The Eogsh market Otherwise il
c'sF-lsSt~..Sa 80 long a. The instne ertavaglnce
~. e35s;sd 10; the process Of general Hat
e,ifnfc'i - NSfeN We may bear UP longer bow than
diffrhce mehtontd- - leEf he mines Of Caornis 10
saver AFTER NJ han sss,a-.srpdaccs merely pass s
scntfe ne'i heifht and vasiaR 80 rery dollar Of
fhe o,fntn ocean. ~-par gor.
tltHlu a.es so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
sirlts- ArrefnrsDfD rApsr


Naples letter Of the 23d gives some account Of the
departure Of the sWis7 troors
AZ an early hour in the morning 729 Swiss soldiers
and - officers OH belonging 10 the Fourth Regiment
marched through The city the arsenal They had their
srms and baggage, with the Swiss Gag diaplaved and
we're headed by their band -Four companies Of Neapo.
tan marines we're drawn up az the arsenal 70 whom the
Swiss delivered up their 10 the mos perfect order
By way ct prudence or rather from INSTRUCT other
roops OH with thoir muskets loaded we're kent conceal
- u the arsenal but The precaution was unnecessary
Zach Swisg soldier after having delivered up hi arms
received by way Of indemnity years pav amounting
10 90 ducats t2iGf) The officers Who could not claim u
pension after 20 wears servce) received three months
pay and their travelling expenses These soldiers recev.
"a their money 10 fun before enbaring 10 tw merchant
vessels ~nch we're taken iB TOW by the stean.frpt 10
Feloce Other departures will take place az intervals in
order not 20 cause too many 70 he at Marseies Al the
same tme' o. The railroad only convey 800 day"
The s1me letter say8.
Much excitement " caused amonr the peoule Wv the
hFh price of corn aud the Government has us, giron
orders for the purchase abroad Of 100000 600 d0cat
worth Several vessels laden with maize have arrived
from Sicily. Thia Winter ihero will be again the s,d
spectace Of Tread being distributed 20 the peopie -
Would itnot be better policy instead Of allowing them
% remain IN ignorance and dleness 20 give them en-
ploymeut which they stand IN need or and which mioh
be supplied By the creation Of great public works which
are everywhere called for in the country
CCBa-It appears from an official statement tb,, IN,
fece Ds isto the colonial treasury Of the slnd Of Cnba
during the first AZ months OF the present year unds
-auc OF royal Tent1" amounted TO ten million
&0usand Eve hundred and eighty-three dol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

i IND FOR sALE.-Having determined 10 remove
% hsFrhY oher Tor sale privately ne vsiHabe Tr.rt
~ ,Ha psrnkng 70 js estss = ne late dsI John Le~sen
80 NJ , '.''ls vicinity n Halifax House viz
Wna ~ af.lg nu Elected gtfh dsv III O-t,t.r 80
lhat being lasn Oct Court daY me Ta-t Of land viii DE-, b,
,.y ~ 'hr ls'i hiditr u coufans over 500 Acres IN
ss ,ih gi,.n' iorssi uh hce T. much Other yni3s
81 " AZ vho are fnuiisr vim h. 10 BE- verv 81 -5,,s
2ya aen la on most = he up land h. eonfrsdiy -,i
"y w. Nr'ess thr0ufh this ufaufrf4n ru,
SS IN 80 F,l Hgiiom lend. snd rood sprnrs ars 20 BE-
w . Nee D. comfortable fsfens0t uror mt tsrd
ins man dwelling situated opposite sids al o.
r. w s,i and directly opposite ne rfineips dreinv
~" are Indeed excellent. and
,o.lng q. aeosm9il1us TWO STORY BRICK mTItDfNg v5
lo.I uirfH m ne yard Kitchen Meat Hone. r..
80 49, Houie excellent Stables Corn Houses ca.
49,, nj yf w u,nh imgrovemsns to b. found bon on
~ ''hfe o The dwelling T. In ne village ana Sf,sr-
y shh spfsading ~ before II H.. a. 49,
H, w more minute despton o. his vsiusb,s -
t. ~ =, -l Us ny son. william 49, Leuelsn un al!av,
charr ~ WV WV my uetlfe 70 pur-
is,n liberal and made known on The day Of sale
CtAHPRrs Run.r .n...r.l...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
THE GREAT FIRE AT HALRAx-LOss A MILLION
o. DOLLARS

HatuAx, Tuesday, Sept BAT . O'Clock on Friday
night, FIRE broke out in Hollis street near Ordnance
and fom thence IL extended along the entire block de.
sroying Mots Bidding, tensnted by Ackhurst auction.
GERS Smmonds stove store; u. " Mott spice dealer.
Chamberlain stove store Hunter -four store: TAYLOR
hour store and Whytan shoe On Granville street
the following stores and buldings destroyed Muir.
dock, dry gOoda Hessons tailor; Webb druggist no.
gers halter Richardson, confectoner Msckinav boots.
london, boots Wetmore, vsuS & McCulocks, dry
goods Mckenzie, matchmaker, Creighton Wisven
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
love An ATTEyrTED sIIcTnr

Cr"-rSy1rf. sept Lyman y slckett. aged ~.
of Frau Boz spuEae clothing establishment. sho him
r.ll t'is afternoon The bah entered iust below the
.I passed through tho body aud lodged in the skir of
f' back Ills situation is critical. On Sunday be took
-..s doeaa ofcbloroform end an ounce of laudanum.
i. friends alm-tered anudotcs and .lyed his life lie
iu.f1r from being uuabe gain the affections Of a
gi oIlv fifteen year Of sge he was steady and tenn.
ifrrr EouuV man. His parents reside in New YORK
william Mooney, Of Covngton, Ky, 80 years Of are
crf OH l.1lt from to this morning in a ft OF
raH- FotI lie cannot survive. lie leaves wife and
oil. e.iif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
ooNnnrzHorArL


i oFF'os 90 fHs Vine. sepk IS 1851
The stock market has been very dull, this week. We
note sales % state bond a. stk aud int; q A. At
" and int Exchange and rarnsr io n.nk Of
the Commonwealth al icok; HANK virginia rs and "
stock at Tisdvsnee Of s We our weekly IA.
BILE Of saies:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

There we're also received last month"; bricks;
ravel lac tons railroad iron scrap pig do
@oasse- 1850 kegs powder CSC bb phosphate lime
slaves 2's Also II Baltimore paelsts Me-. yo,.
10, and . boston do With assorted earxos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
A n MEADE & HAKRH,s

n Pine Toilette Arirss
french Hand and travelling Mirrors
luhin's istfarfs aud Soaps
Pesiacfi0 Not Meal
f1mndea soarH and Toilette
Parir ''''''' "ys''iH'iu" "l
Turkish Lncn Ba,iiap Towels
Hairt llreh Brushes o. Glove
Henuine Tortoise. shell Combs
Porte M1nara in greu variety
sei6 Pressrir,'"p ~. tss MI, aaDr hAkEEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
NOTICE

DYING engaged In Brick Richmond Offer t,r AL,
lD tract II land In Sury Acre about
30 OF which cleared and considerably
IN wood and timber most Of which has been there
he SOME 1000 or 21 cords ~ wood
e q" timber spared after leaving abundance building
poses fh.re railroad miles long within wood
land leading 10 CiaTemont Wharf
cash price be got for cleared land h.
iagr With six Kiick
s..ary ont houses on w. most Of which The hneiy
and early vegetable and offers fine for Vasr
E plenty OF GOOD mari easy Of acccs aud
dow Of which nearly drained and nearly cleared sI
good nice springs % water and we'll ~
healthy. ' ~ F'''' +" wy
ming order Of % horsepower other peraos jsi.
- purchase viii apply to Geo y Guy Richmond or y Ciuy srng
Grove, Surry County, Va - '''F'"h
TlEIs liberal .s,..,u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
OHrCKs WANTRD.

- HUCKs WANTED. The Subscriber wishes purci
= foI present delivery a ~ paes on 81 street ehmond ".
bale. only 70 New rork, sny quantity q Corn shuess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

DIED.,

In the city Of Richmond "Wednesday the ilh inst by N
Rev Or yetsr, Miss LUCY WOOD the said ciiy an
Nr hpMUNnW SWAMI, Of Powhatan county, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
FALL DRY GOODS FALL DRY GOODS
BREEDEN 81 FOX,
nRV G0nna-

Hrond street,
HAVE been opening fof hc pas vses large
ment u DRY GOODS, and ~ to-dayf ~
York receipt q their fall stock Of even description
Of
DRY GOODS.
IN De Goods Department, Ne syies and fabrics very
and aitracve and The variety n That Of any former
sERyAyTE cInTnISo. noUsEKEEPTSo GOODS, EWDRoI
DFRfTs bAcE GOODS &C.
We Invite attention of buyers bon wholesale and re,sn 70
fhsm that shah dive
usfaetion BREFDEN FOX
seif-u 2i1 Broad street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16
RANGE OF THE rHxamomErEn
AT kANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE. iai MAIN ST. rerl Is
Valuable ressi@eny &, e. ssyer OF sss oxyxsna-

ted Btttrrs.
wAsmIsaros. d. @, June 10
Having made use Of the orygsRatef Ber. prepared by
george Green, OF Windsor. w. and from obtained
o. ms smesey In other cases. chssra
the paou believing they viii fully
Tie proprie,e We hope that remedy may be aces
sibie 20 all the AFFLICTED - y 49,
SAMUEL $
JAMES y. SUMMONS, Z. S. Senatpr Ious RAode k.l,as
kenfucky. - ''s "N'''"' "
ID a, u xaSoLp ss,,s,,,y Goreraor q RAois I.Irad
WAL WOODBRlDGk, krfe Governor % MicAiCnaL
Us success In severe OF DYSPEPSIA ASTHMA AND
UsNkkAL DEBILITY OF rtiE SYSTEM among M. most
wonderful discoveries In medical
,soo Gar beyond rvmedy complaints In all
sru FowtE BOSTON, Prop,Or. Sold by their agent.
everywhere. ..isNakeiw
20 IL you want Boots, Shoes CATERS good quality 20 TO
ALIEN HILL co.'s you can't get them there, do mo-,
know where and them
" Notice 10 Country Merchants waiting
Richmond this Fali.-ws would respec fuiiy car
their attention to our stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
sell Tow Tor cash or 10 punetuai credit
ALEX. hill co,
Sie tsJ Main ST., Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

SCHOOL OF M EDICIN F.
TUE Ffy Second Session win bed MONDAY October I,th
Il lS;9, and end March LIST, Is6n 49,
FACULTY;
n X SKIN VI n Principle and Practice of Surgery.
W. y A. AKIN, VI. d, Chemistry Pharmacy
s.N'L CHEw, NJ d., Principles and Practice OF Medicine
Jos RnRN, NJ n, Anatomy Physiology
g. W. MnTENBERGER NJ n, Obsteircks
FHicN, NJ n, MsteriA Medica an
r. SNirH, VI. D.. Demon
Clinical Instruction given baltimore situated
near the Unversiy and open MAtcuiaes school
throughout the 49,
Pass, for the full course MAcular AZ Graaop ssO
Practical Anatomy $40 ~
Prof T. SNH Assistant Lecturer on Anatomy will sun
ply deficiencies IN the Course uon
the III health Of Prof Rohy.
seiG-lt MIITGNRGRcpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
RICHMOND, Sept. II, 1859 Z
~ have declared Dividend OF TIN PER cTST
Tor ~ per shsre) for tho tx months ending September Isl
to he sockhoders their legal on and
BY order 81 the Board Of Directors.
sel5-St Ro. A. ToMPKISs A,st s,e,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

Sore Throat Plague and Sore Thro., : raj,
qua Of selling hold and causing the erpaon Of d.prayed h
mors po>sessed by other medicine p
operate only upon the Tissues Involved In that affected By
The disease In fact they upon those huno NO, 40 |
% preference a. from natural affinity because 10 beo.
OF he surrounding parts and which, settling the Tissue. OF
~ 'ha Is around the throat REGION. produces throat
~Te nrodf plague, and the headache and fever WHAT
an hour amer four OF six pills taken peculiar
creeping In the part Affected collecting up Of the d....,a
READY Tor expulsion No hurt or weakening edct ever
arise from their because they act upop h,.h
Taken early they prevent all diseased Oh how
In sickness to that medicine only esnr,h. d. a.
a leaves q" evil elects behind Sold Dr. Brandr.h'.
Principal oae., No eos Street New YORK ana a. IN
pectAbe dealers In metcnrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-16

mere were aso shipped hence $50 coal tons copper
ore 6' do cannon balls; ~ mills. 2ig bag, pea,
9' bags bark - hh sss Coffee 500 empty Dbl.
&C. rhe entrances In August goo; cearanee- e22