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N,suNOfoN. ialy .,.-Thc treat, nah.
hy Minister Ncisane with the Mexican
ncterumcn, has born received In.
treaty gives to the tniissi State. the rivb,
Of way across the Northern State. Of Nsx.
leo, between the Rio rrande and the ror,.
on the uali Of California. with s~aaran.
tees ~ the safety and Protection n h.
eiiiisns. The RICH, Of way and ,alunbl.
transit privileges arr scared to the Amer.
can COMPANY holding the l.,hmus u lie.
huth1srae. The rti,ilrse II erecting and
MAINTAINING warehouse. Il the lsrminii Of
the several route. In. been sccarrd. Al.
~, the right u transporting troop. and
munitions Of war over sach ronse., so.l 10
sni a1d pFOscct The troops Il Meaiso fail.
to 10 80.
Also . frye entry and ,rsn.i, Il -cssi.
consigned 70 American citizen. Of Ari.,.
mn through the ports Of the ,ulf Of ,lsl.
itosnsa aaa acrOs. Sonora. The treaty.
guarantees The entire AMI n~uqup.,icuahls
freedom Of religious opinions Of vsr.hin
shr',agheat the Republic.
There is clause in this treaty vh;.h
indicates . willingness. on the tart " the
Mexican 'ctetnmsn. 10 acceri a mol.
bel Torn II rrotcctora,e u the United
mates whenever the latter .isuise. h,
readiness to form such an ensagem,u mt.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

IN a's'
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tnfHs ~ 700 Pesos stit
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july 3l;h. iNjp.
The Democratic party ~ the ttsi de.
trci of Pamela county. IN convention as.
senhlei. Mr.. q. ". Nsl.on was called 10
,ha Chair. and A. Mcleod appointed See.
trlary after which a COMMITTEES ~ three
vas appointed 10 draft resolutions X.
rFcssi,e - the meeting. re j. J. Nesk.
DAVID u. hobe, and John Z. Andrews.
Af,sf r.,.fsas for a short time they &c.
turned aal reported The following rcso.
l~a,ianss
Rsspfrei. Tha, the Democracy Of the
Efst district % Pamela county. in conv1n.
ticn assembled, endorse the Cincinnati
Democratic Platform AMI the doctrine "
The htrsss Nebraska Ac, ~ ~cnanciateL
" seathevn Statesmen, aud We bold that
the question q pSssr in the Territorial
Legislature over the sabject Ut slavery.
"a. heer dessrniusd 10 caf favor rs tie
Supreme Court u the United States-in
the late prci scu., decisiea AND Il u
he duty u the FEDERAL Government. at
Any and nj hazards. 20 protect The inter-
eat u the southern shareholders IN the
Territory against al unffiendly l~sxisls.
,ioa. whsshsr ID be discriminating action
OF roa.aeticn.
Rssoirsd. That We endorse the Admin.
i.,raiion Of james liachansn In the main.
" 20 Tar Ne IN keeping With State Rights.
Rsssirrf. That Ne heartily endorse the
course q eur Congressional delegation in
the last Congress u the United states,
excsr; their vote On the English Ccmpre.
mise. watch We, az state Right. petno-
efsss. DO not endorse. We moot heartily
subscribe 10 the cssrse Of t,su. ouisssn
In that instance.
ksseircd, Tia, We are crpased to pass.
ING any mere resolutions against Nhcli.
tionism ss We Fear the time 10 fact ap-
r~reseAssr when We will be called ursa
fcr ss,isa, and IN that event our people
sul be united.
Rssoirsd. That the time has ccmcv When
the pemscrsey 81 Pamela county aust
not svwrash,se with say party in crposi.
ten to the Democratic party, bat must
stand krm 10 the ancient landmarks Of
The old State RieAts Party.
Rsssiref. That the Chair srrcius frcm
tbs District ten deleestes to meet h zoe.
v~srsisn N Monday. Ne Let dsv Of Asxsst.
in the toes Of Psssla. to nominate can.
d,dasss for the State Legislature.
R~plref. Thss the Psscla star he n.
ss~ssea - pssli>A The prsesssises u tins
.sssiss.
J. J. MEEK. lrcu.
JuuN Z. ANpNEwS,y mil.
DAVID D. n0oO.
Tie fslisvisz eersl>nse ~eve spp.is,.
81 By The ChsR dslrkuso 10 ,hs Ce~vo.
tsss
J. J. N<sk. -, G. Nnir~w>
Dssii n ReNa. Barham n NIB.
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i',~ot,, Jaly s7,h. 1889.

F,Not,, Jnly sTth. 1859.
10 g. g. Nelson, 4. 7. Scrsby aud ".
u Mprshall-
Gelilsmsa Your communication Ia.
ted Mouth Of Coll.wa,er, luly 25i, WAS
handed 90 meio.day. The position which
the ~csnwu,ion, convened ut that piacc.
on tina, day. ha. been pleased to give
iae, i one which | neither .ough, nor dc.
sired but. coming a. !, does. from such a
scurvc, ! could not consistently refuse H..
and can only say tia, II | am elected |
sill b. ially alive to the in,ctc., " the
rhoi. district.
i0ar obeditn, servant.
b. MOORE.
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Mourn ~ tutn WAfrH, Miss
Iuly aii. lsip. (,

'FE Hff h|Nf
d. friahiin Moor. Pdnold
Dear Nu a. Convention " tho Op.
position this DAY convened nj thi. place.
20 nominate = candidate 20 represent the
counties n Pamela, railhhatchic and Go.
ahoma To the senatorial branch u our
State Legislature. you were unanimously
anI by reclamation nom mated, and the
undersigned were appointed committee
% inform YOU Of Your nom nation aud 10
request tuur acceptance, hoping yuu will
crafty the desire Of the Convention and
tplr numerou, friends. hy an acceptance
made known through the Pamela star.
We are sraly your e. cnis ani fellow.
citizens, q. q. NELSON.
4. I. suR>Bi.
". u. MARSHALL.
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Up telegraph.


hsPrsis for tAs Paaeis Nsr.
Assra's. AUG. 81. iOr.s.
latest sesssn'' ffVm ksu'as.y rvyor
'as~ election q si~~. (Dem., 10 coarrs..
N the Ashland district, anaBp.uQp,n |
IN 'hs Hardin ais,riss. A. FAR .. heard
''s'a AAsosa. Democratic candidate n,
.'''s'"'', has gained 1910 vote. owe,
''aeaaa's' and supposed to he ,l.sssi ),
not less that ie,co mroti,y. aaIlsr,.
.pfes.'oa, slse,ed to cOusr,.. IN The
Louisville District.
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1--WE o. ne sssvss.s .s~sf.-.s,,....
vet sAssssse.s s..s...,-.
~. .ste Jsly ss.-rhs overland mail
ssvsvsa N sAis city ,s-da, With San ,,sa'
s'ses dsses % the let inst.
d%essrusssse Ere oesur.ea ., u,,ll.
~nsss 'svelvsd . Ices ct ss.en.
ias -, tAsssxhsss V-sl,t.,,,. -,
ben 'sseese, o. MANY rlsess ,hs ,a's'
ssf q shs shade.
ssssa ssshass, during The ~ssrv,rs,
", s'e.n'asssr ssse 10 i5S deg.
= ssesslass between Messrs. Net,,s.
JssseA w.
ilee DC. Breieriei had r,e~,,~,
.s,sz f'ss D. D. rsriey, sAisi !.
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These xho are desiruus caa Cad
fariue's to stAke the loug path
With them. if they saly ~ AID
mars u. ~ man !. ws,rsh snythinx ~.
VI be Is married. Thstssa
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Ntw foas, Jaly 2i.--The steamship
Moses Taylor arrived a. ,hi. Port TODAY,
She bring. California dates u The s,b
Inst. and <s,lti.1s In treasure.
The T.. :. fdsa,e Roanoke was q, AZ.
rinvall.
There was great escitemen, q, ,ss 18th.
mus IN consequences of the discovery of
larEs. Quantities 81 golden images anil
coin In Indian grave, In the Chiussn bis.
.r'ct. Several Thousand dollars worth
have been received at Panama, and hum.
dref- " persons have gone TO The J;,sr;ss.
81. LcrIs. July 2. The overl,nd mail
arrivet in this city to-day with San vrs..
e'ses dates Of the 9Th inst.
Messrs. psw a Co., disllers. and
Messrs. Pearce 4 Co.. miIlsr,. 81 San
trsnc,ses, hav. failsd. Advice. -recs;vr,
trrm Valparaiso state that lAe rsvclus;or
n Ch'li wss abess eaas1, nd thar Sss;l
ness vas imprssh,x
a destructive Ire 10 San r-rsse;.ce a..
s'reyei nearly I'll The baiIdinss sj,u.sri
On Davis street. between Broadway ~
sallssis ssrv~ss, also the buiIjjers =, -
wharf fronting - usvis ssrssl.
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Ststs Mar wesle, Msassss. u..s
~ M ~ esiyshssr wh,eh r-~.,-s,lsl
~ 10 s~sNes vcMsa, vas that shs va.lI
hsssr - ssisess . -srry sae-E.
The ssly dhiss ~hish ~resoaeiles u. IA
bsisss man i, tbs, sc .AsIl marry a no.
80 . ssca Is w. Sod a nj, .bls n,
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" A pssi,isa IS "a eirvslsilsa o.
'Nssbs1 10 fa,of Il tie ssistllsb'
prut a a tank q thai Place.
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Gursc ana 1atk Bills,
Reasonable Prices.


~ {. Taylor anil Sam. Wfllisusp.
NJ Democratic. and A. !. Ellis ~
W. u. niclins, Imposition eandidhis y
rsrFesen, tho county ~ Panola II =
nes, isgi.latare, have axreel upon IN
ielioving appointments, and Will sdtsss
heir ie'lop- eisiisns a. the specia&sios
and places:
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W4I
"
TntFtH T.ff.w.tta.
DsA
lt. a.f Ut
.f| nf.l ~.
aa8 maas 49, s
HtNffif lfaF a Haf
tin ih# mH h0aail
lHf u tuflef
0'if fha sifai Haf.Il
i40f ttifHfINH 81 ihe
Has ia tHN Hheif
"All iNf
.u
an faanal aai ps.slne
Ihf 4 IfeH rni un HsadAt lAsl
lta co.'s ,ti.I ltme ln contact vlih
nal uns.tl woman The
Hs uaf ..rh A. HIfht have tseu
uI hlnls anl uIbof stand
fr f.sue vtfe carried ava, u a
iH sho mA OBJ have fs
aH r.IIHme n naiIer. posm
Nothitsfu Nsas after he callls
" 'U'
asai # a.isnt .lpart. Cel Wi.
laws. Ia. abnrrd banl ts hpep 4 aaaat
snd 10 lonl. rather hsd THAT vi the fof
y thousand planters ln unr state
enough b.enher, Gould not be- 50.
cured. al sl each, 10 Aeon Z from sink.
ur liui. alias. vasA hsmf enter.
Prise " sn4.Hm A.ut.,L
.,
ine
~
rom tle spanish Main. aud has been
i1uud effective.
Just before the chal comes on. have
a loi u strong coffee made. and keep
H tot. snl whsa she fr.t cblll b, feit.
loir ont about apiul and squeeze th.
flce NJ q couple 81 lsneni Into II. add
a little sugar 10 make it palalablr:
drink q "a. - 10 bed snd'scvcr up
'ue .g,ai " 'n's "''en .uf's'
' wv " '"'e' "'A's He'e' ''"'
~ hald.headed old gentleman
To Cincinnati. hearing that hanlock
leave. carried IN the bat. would prevent
slu.siruke. h. gathered a lot which he
supposed ~ he such. and worV them
during une II the hottest DAYS la,
vr,l but what was his surprise ,h.
tsxt uaruIte On finding BIZ enilfe ssaip
af-Sn 'n'p a 'nusl e'aa'iul blister ~
ha'thE ~ hi,lahe 'ahen 'hr caves
~ ne hois- fauish'
- A u.salasa. Iowa. A yours
woman. whose husband came home
drunk The other day. took dawn an OK.
soad and ehasils,d hlm most glorious.
,-uniil be promised not 10 40 80
sEain lie lad the blame upon a
if'end Who assed him Ia drink she
Then Nhal.a hln iof not having s'a'
tii'! 10 refuse
ID, pr. MARVIN Paine. II N.x
York. ss,s that n. .isu. Of the times
ind.ea,e that The four great unfaislled
prophecies are % The eve u f4lall.
rsnt. These p~rcpheciss icreshados
TIE ovsr'h0w oi The hehsmmedsn
poser. the e,efih'cw ~ The lsPsi
poser. ~ universal diHusion ~ 'hus'
liahi'y, anil the conversion and rss'or'
at'oa Of the Jews.
@Tb. San Francisco r,p.rs saw
thst vs.,l raiser. IN C~alifcrnls are Wild
vi,h .,el.sme,, shen, a 6-ece taken
f,am . u.,lns buck in Mon,rr., ~.
81 whiah w.;sb.a s..,v.t.. ..~-s,
NJ, l,,sr s,r, the psi~r. slated tia, a
.as IN saala Clara, had Esgsys4res
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Agents for ~ - Of sAeh0n
Cstfsa Ga, - hy hOS
Co.. Cclsmbss, G-ssir;s.
Aasuss ., lsss. -
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",s.. :. Z. n 4 h.k
y ANN. sp>f ~ yssta mssth>
.aau ~ I<efzs : ha<IHni, ssN. a11<
saf ~ tysik<ts. hssfas ! Isy}s
~ Nstts, ~ rHesfs stseIs Ines.
.fIaf IN III laAnitf aetsf tIe6s ~ ~
hsad. ssH sat sfi-sIs<s. Mt NEE ~
life fkst ef<e fkty. fes0s " de iktt
4fslh Ne feH shieh . s<sufsd
.haallr isishisls a MASSIVE 4
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"a Artifici,,T.e,h-rh. Ch..,,,.,,,p D..

"a Artificial Teeth-The CheoplaStic Pro.
cEss.-G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the sxeInstre yighf for the above mode Of making
Teeth. and alter nsing and testing it in the most
tirev satisfied Of ITS absolute superiority over the
gold silver and platina method; can, therefore, with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially to such
may pc dissatisfied Uith those they no,c ustng
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are removed-the suction being peee. secures
comfort and stability the fit, and the teeth being
embedded in the metal, the food is exc. uded from
under or between them; they are, therefore. clean
er. smoother, and In every respect better In con-
sequence of the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the mouth. and the suction thereby secured he can
insert one more teeth 1cithout ella sps and in ali
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials viii be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will, of course, make TEETH on the old
MODE for those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth ex-
tracted b. electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Cornthian Hall. ja7ly
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The Sab SHiphnr--hs Sitaafton-Fisisors, &c
fSN1s Z
Monroe County, Va Aug 4 ls5g

SALT SULPHUR SPRINGs,(
Monroe County, Va, Aug. ], 1859.
This watering place, situated 25 miles south
from the Greenbrier White Sulphur II from
the Red and ~ from the Sweet; is encircled by
mountains on every side. 1t has been a popu-
lar place for inyalids Sor many years, and pos
sesses high reputation for the virtues of its
waters The hotel and cabins are mostly built
Oh stone. Ihese Springs were discovered many
years ago by gentleman. when boring for salt
water. The spot had been fayori.e Lick +"
for numerous herds of buffalo and deer hence
the name. The water possesses all the proper
Ties OF sulphur waters generally, being COM
posed mostly of sulphate of lime. magnesia
ana soda. There is also an iodine spring con-
siaered superior agent in many diseases.
pecially scrofula, and diseases of the skin dys-
pepsia and liver disease These Springs are
situated IN a beautiful valley three miles sou tn
OF the village of Union, which contains some
300 inhabitants. and is quite an enterprisins
little town it has one news paper-the Union
Denocrat-a Bank, and several stores. The
farms adjoining are in high state of cuitiva-
tion, thus showing that agriculture is not neg
ected.
Fine, fat cattle and sheep are plentiful. and
you need not be surprised if some OF these en-
terprlsing farmers should obtain some of the
best prizes for fine stock at your Agricultural
Fair this fall. The harvest has yielded all
abundant crop, and il fair prices can be OBJ
tanned. the farmers will realize 4 s'pilc" of
sinners, wherewith to purchase their fall stock
of goods from your Richmond merchants
There has been quite a number OF Richmond
people here. Most OF the visitors are from the
extreme SJuth-South Carolina being well
represented. and a more bie-hearted people
l never met with.
Gov Wise is expected here about the 10th of
August There is q probability of his voice be-
ing heard among the mountains upon the po-
iirical issues of the day.
The weather is fine; inyalids, rs well as the
strong are seen sallying forth at early dawn
10 inhale the refreshing mountain air.
RICHMOND
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fkTkksbVA0 As AuGoet13s 1o14
: Am !uss e from ne srsAt new BsA,s Il
drcd intervening miles IA the Almost incrrdi.
bly, short period of three days ana 4 nafr
Though 50 iar disiant tho trip thisher. 81
ears y - pleasant s, ~. ana 20 !,
nothing, considered AZ journey. The ro,, ~ -
are many, and all of them asrceshle ~, 49,
.saseiing several asti prepared 70 sssert thu.
Fort Wayne and Chicago kaii liz a'. ana e
S !, Milwaakie and La Crosse Rniircad.
r "eaa,y 81 scenery aud economy. On the
sisy ,hs 9, . .ns ,nard cay After leaving yoaf
pfeakiAst The same evening he arrives NJ
LA Crosse, ON the upper Mississinni ehons
s eng hundred al and nfsy miles below ST. Paul,
sno oe,vre noon OF the fourth day. he stands
alon the leyec of that rapidly. rroyy,nr nd ans
.mfPrising city. lie stands there WONDERING n,
we vast extent of our great country nhe
, cen 81 which he has not ye, reached, and al
uue skaii, enterprise and capital which have
accomplished tor him such a speedy trim, All
along the route his attention has been engarcd
Win views or tile richest agricultural Sotin.
.rys and the finest natural scenery, which the
co~ntry affords. The nights he has spent i'm
sumptnous sleeping cars aflordinp better IN
ciitaes Tor rest than any steamboat your cor
respondent has ever met with, and at arpro-
PIRATE unies during the day, no has stopped at
nrst-ciass hotels, and has been allowed unusu-
ally ample time TO partake of the excellent
meals prepared for him. He may make the
trip through, including every expense. for
aoont $40 for first-class, or about so Tor Sc
cond-class passage
l am surprised that this trip is not more
generally a fayorite with pleasure seekers than
tits. But n few, rs yet, have discovered its
advantages, and those few assert that 10
breathe the pure and celebrating atmosphere
of Minnesota; to wander about amongst its
crystal lakes, rolling prairies, and lovely
iaughing waters (fails;) to visit its yet lin
Saf
habits and manners OF the natives to say
nothing of the splendid picture scenery of the
Upper Mississippi, which far excels that of the
hudson, is worth all the "mountain breezes-'
and humbugging sulphur waters that even
our own beloved Virginia affords. The time
IS not far distant, surely, when it will become
the great resort of the Southern aud Eastern
summer travel; but those who go first, and zee
and enjoy it before Art has despoiled the
beautiful works of nature, will be amplest re.
paid. THoMpsoN
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IA Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
psnse; 70 procure DIR. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
BhATED BITTERS, whose leneicent effects up
those who have been stricken down in short space
OF time by this dreadful curse. whose cheeks are
wan and measre. and whose nights arc sleepless
and restless, and whose eyes AFRO dim and snnken.
with death staring them IN the face this ompound
must prove blessing snatching them, as il were,
its true value until they have tested it. When all
others have failed, these Btters have restored the
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them to all families.
whore.
Ma See advertisement in another column.
2-4n
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Election for Common realth's Atorncy-Ra,rley
Sprtngs-SRpper for the beneft Of tts Guard
Corn Crop Of Rockingham.
HARRIsoNBvRG, Aug. Sd, 1859.
The election to fill the vacancy occasionea by
the resignation of John I. Harris, Esq, for
the office OF Commemorative Attorney re-
suited in the election of Thomas L. Yancey.
ESQ., by a small majority. His competitor was
Maj. l.. I. II. Warren. Roth of these gentle
men are men of ability.
The Springs in the Valley are pretty we'll
filled with visitors at this time. There are now
about one hundred sojourners at Rawley
Springs.
The ladies of Harrisonburg gave a supper
on Monday night last for the benefit of the
Valley Guard. The money thus raised will
go towards procuring beautiful flag for the
company.
We are sorry to learn that the corn crop of
Rockingham will not be an average one. on
account of the drought we have had for some
time back. On Monday we had a heavy rain,
but we are afraid il came not soon enough to
do The late corn much good. ROCKINGHAM.
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AcQuITTED.-In the case of VIM. ID. Phil
lips. OF Washington ID. c., charged with coun-
jury, after an absence Of twenty minutes
brought in a verdict of "not guilty. In ma
king the announcement, the States" adds that
the principal reason of the jury for returning
the verdict of not guilty that they beliey-
I'd that his object in using il was not 20 defraud
the government, but TO use the Senator's name
as recommendation of his business as claim
agent. The ''States' thinks this was strange
reason for acquittal Judge Douglas was
among the witnesses and said that he had al
ways been friendly with Phillips, but never
gave his consent to- the use of his 'trank'' thus
he declined using il for his own private
business
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~ More Evidence. I'VE have lust been
informed by a gentleman from the country. with
large family. that he has had great many attacks
Of summer Complaint, but not in one instance has
he Jailed In making a perfect cure in less than "a
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS.-
he believer YES, also that SO would not have paid his
intends to do without it in his family His name
will be used if required, but he does not wish it to
be published.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
Of ADID 4 GRAY. PURCELL. LADD Il CO..
FISHER K WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia.
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ma Licorice, in Mass and Stick, of the best
quality.
GUM ARABIC tsenuine), for Tobacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
taiized.
OLIVE OIL. in glass, of now crop. In store and
for sale low by j. PETFIELD GEORGE,
In NJ Blair and Co.'s Building. Corner
my4-6m 18th and Cary ste
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DISSATISFACTION IN CANADA.-At the time
of the union of the provinces, the debt of Can
now il is sixty. The expenditure then was
1890 0Uo last year it was 81, $4,000. The ex-
penses for the general purposes for govern
ment were las year So o., 2is, being increase
public debt mot including sinking fund.- was,
in 1853. SECS, $50. in 1858 il amounted to&2 $50,
$50 The result is that the expenditure, ORR
ginated to conciliate localities and to assist
spectators, has imposed so intolerable bur-
den upon the people that they begin to talk of
Reputation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-05

TO HfeaA v1sSanIn 1nr1v.1esa ~
sSSe.5Sk s&N24 - NAleAMit pfoppftjep. exeSis
sssiyn .sssssuloFs ceersd NJ public III lie Gus
~ NJ s9soes NgfM e5s Astonished when told that
49, pm4uy VII cure The sbors diseases, and
y s;a 9us0 whon tA9y have ocular dcmOnsfra-
tauns g {ng facts. But tho proprietor, who has
km"Wn 81 sno remedy lcr twenty -odd years, has
restufsd "a psrfsct health and al Other casss "i
snos.sf DURATION 10 b f0AtoTed. without sinsis
Tian.psIpA. anq thesetcfc, th4ionees. any case 81
noea tue DIRECTIONS ere carried out with prudence
en me part Of the patients and any ono pufchasinx
nNu DOZEN Bottles, and using accordingly, in his
OF her case. he guarantees perfect cure: 4 ia IN
Sase - aiiurc. will furnish additional medicines
Tree 81 charge. to complete tho cure fftrtr E his
agents; dnd cure will be effected without iucoii
venience e the patient. Sold BY
ArfEan ss.,;s & RuPIY. p5uEEista,.
au S-om No. 0l, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-05

A LEARNED PEoPLE.-We observe that they
have got to be learned in Boston, that the
use of the English language in the newspapers
is being dispensed with. One comes to us with
n considerable portion of its "leader" upon
the death Of Rufus Choate print in Latin
instead of English. AS Boston prides herself
upon being the "Athens" of America, we should
think that il they discard the English Ian
guage they ought to take the Greek instead of
the Latin.-Cinetnnati EaqMner.