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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Two HUNDRED LIVES LOST.


New ORLEANS, March l.-Thc steamboat
Princess, from vicksburg for New prical's'
when near Baton Rouge. on Sunday morning
last. exploded boiler and burn, 20 the water
e,i-c -Four hundred persons were on board,
s00 ofwhom arc supposed to be killed or drown
ed. Those missing aic mostly residents OF Lou
isiapa and Mississippi. lIarge number Of ladies
arc among the missing Among the Killed IS
Wr Sami;cl Waits nj Va. \ large number
mr. m badly scalded and otherwise injured.
Va o,b.r names Of persons from the North
haze been obtained.
The boar was one Of the finest OH the river.
The cargo is total loss
LArfM--A messenger just from the wreck,
brings the number Of dead and wounded. IL
is reported that the Princess was behind time
at Baton Rouge, and that the engineer declared
he would reach New Orleans BY certain time
OF blow up the boat The engineer was cut 10
two by the explosion. About one hundred
persons were wounded; many Of them danse'
rouslv: some are dying; yet it is impossible ,: 70
ascertain. To a certainty, the number o' l'es
lost. some we're sayed in boats numerous ou
unrecocnized bodies are being fouhn a''''' '''e
~
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Ilryptca. March lst. ls5?.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLEANS, March 2.--Ihc details by the
steamship Tennessee. confirm the first despatch.
stating that the French and English squadr"ns
at Vera Cruz, appear to be hostile to 'Iuarez
and the interests OF the liberals. 1t is reported
that they have been intcrceptins rcinlorcemeni>,
and are evidently in favor OF Miramon. Nj
ramon threatens to sack the city. The allied
commander, had been applied 10 Tor protection
in ease Of attack, but the request had been re-
fused. 1t is thought tina, the fleet will not
openly participate in an attack but will furnish
gun. shells and floating battery for the uSc
Of the Church party.
The Santa Fe mail brings copies of strln
GENT law passed by the Legislature of New
Mexico, protecting slave property and totally
prohibiting emancipation.
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COME. MR. eoGG1N, TO THE BULL RING

1t will be seen from our paper today. that
Mr. Lctchcr gallantly throws down the gaunt-
let to Mr. Goggin for discussion. To the bull
ring Mr. Goggin. a> lamb 10 the slaughter.
as a sheep To the shearer Will our friends at
each Of these meetings favor lis with Letters
descriptive Of The Strengthening and shear
ing
Mr. Bolts said in his African Churc! speech
that if he was to canvass the State, hc could
bring Lctcher to the bull ring" Mr.. Lctchcr
proposes to bring Mr.. Goggin TO the ring" as
will be seen from the appointments in another
column
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
THOMAS ". WALTON. ESQ.

We arc requested. BY number oil '"'n'"'
tial Democrats in Pittsylvania county, To an
nonncq Thomas ". Walton, ESP. rs candi-
date to represent that county in the House g, of
DELEGATES Il will be remembered that Mr.
Waltan led tororn hope for the Democracy
of Pittsylvania, in 1856, defeating the 9pposi-
ton against all odds and expectations: In iS''
his nomination for reelection was defeated be-
fore the nominating caucus. The consequence
was a defeat Of the candidates nominated
RELYING on Mr.. Walton's well.tried popularity,
his numerous friends ardently anticipate his
triumphant election this spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

-p IrnnaH MASSACRE.

letter from Je,liah, asia Minor. states that
,,,o .ye.,,,;on Of the criminals concerned in the
ms,sa,.r, ~, Of the Christians in that city. took
r,sc,. in the middle Of TIC day. and in the most
ppmh;ic ph;i manner possible. Their heads were cut
~. ot IN. foot Of the kiosquc, from which tac
o-l.r. for the massacre were issued. The IN
habitants were struck with stupor, and for the
most par, remained shut up in their houses
The even, has produced considerable sensation
omonp them. and they now feel constrained that
neither rank, station nor riches will hencetorth
nrotect those who are led away by their lana
tticism To the commission Of such crimes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
HENRY 4. WISE.
nY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

M liEREAS "A vacancy has occurred In the Judiciary OF
w ;hi, Commonwealth by the death of Green b. Samucs
OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals who
elected Judge of the third Judicial Section composed
counties of Cuipeper Madison. Greene Orange, Abe
marie Louisa, fuyauna, Goochand, Ne'son, Amherst,
Rockbrdge Augusta, Bath, Pendlctor, Highland, Rocking
ham, Page Shenandoah. Warren Hardy, Clarke, Frederick
Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson; therefore, in
conformity law the sheriff Of each Of said counties s
required election be- held therein
Thursday, the lih day OF April next, AT the places pre-
scrhed by law for Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Ap
p, ais TO supply the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal Of
the Commonwealth. At Richmond, this seventh day
H. of January. lS9 and In the SID year " the Com
monweal;h HENRY 4. WISE.
o, the Governor:
GEORGE W MrNFoHp.
Secretary of' he Commonwealth.
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f"'' he Enquirer.
70 RnRERr A MAYO. ESQ.

Dear Sir:-.is il seems TO he determined that
a Convention of the Democracy Of this Senatorial
District shall BE- held for the purpose ol noml-
mating candidate for the State senate. YOU
are most respectfully requested TO say whether
YOU will allow Your name TO be brought before
the Convention as a candidate for thi- otli"r.--
You are requested TO rcr!::.
VI n,n.Yp,rS
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nrsrpuc11yE PIRE IN RosToy.

BosToS, March 1.-The immense warehouse
No. 2i5 Broad street, was burnt last night IN
Guiding 900 bales Of cotton, $50 bales OF gun.
nv US, and Il, 900 bags of linseed. The 10 loss
is about quarter of million "f dollars ihe
insurance is S30O. 900.
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Look.sG roG Bort, * TIE wRoSG Prw.-
Who kiIlcI VII Gossin,
/. .s.i Bot. bison, ~.ih ny free Niger pi,tD.
Killed. VIII i,ogc,h
Tn. SNcau.Coxsvu,HG LAxr.-U tIord's Ian

Tma SNcAI.C CoxsrNl>G LAMr.--u ford's S lamp
ranks pmon: the mos, desirable Improvements Of this
enlightened asr' An advertisement Of It's meri!s
viii he found IA another coinn. and it s.!ord, lis
J.! s,grg p, c.dorav tbs iugly good things .aI OF {
:,r.'- celebrated smrlp consuming patent portable
.np FIR ~. In Richmond, Wholesale, by Charles
sumner. Pearl -;rcc, ars retail by Mcssr-. Eulkley
Il ~. aud :, u. i...c ~ Co.. Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
POTASH.

PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
100 inc III. CANS.--Six pounds Of this
90 Potash are equal 10 twelve pounds VI
common Potash. This article is
AND broken into suall pieces, suitable for
re,ain: in the smallest quantities.
~ Tn. attention Of druggists especially
~ I, called to :his Potash. Cases OF
doz dox 3 ioz. and doI. For
sale hy B 7. BABBlTT,
Nos =, and - washinGton.st., y. T.,
ard No. 81 Iudia.st., Boston.
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rlFrl DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAwai from the subscriber, on MONDAY, the Slst
IL day oi January last my negro man PETER. lie Is
Is age, about i've feet high, well and OF
asue: complexion. will pay the above reward for the
deliver, o ssd negro securing him In jail so that
g: him again. |! he be taken without the limits Of the
state Of Virginia hut II he lee taken within the limits Of
,.i STATE NIL give TEN DOLLARS for his delivery 10 me-
,rcuriuG him Ia i,i ~ tia, e.; him.
WILLIAM ER00CKE.
.-.--L .tl,.,A N, Enh III I'm
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-. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,'grp tNLY. SENlI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
,-nrE1E. DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
TERMS:

.-.. ,r,rGR. seven dollars per annunl, and at tn,
~, dollars :; taken FOR a shorter period than oil.
, ~. SEvi-WsEgiY, i've dollars per aanuin and
=. ',- ~ months, payable in advance. For tie
. auai;n. siS copies for slo. 10 be paid III
, :. .i,.acr When letters containing money are
IA they nut, Nc registered. or they will be- a. the
q, ari''r'.
-,t,,r...-n. = Inserted ON liberal terms
s,ss1>r t>2riHfk Ap,ssI'SiS" SHIFT Is publish
. u.a;h la, circulation Is tW eniy thousand copies
..rfa:, ;,.>.-;cd n, twenty five cents per line.
> ~ ls.. 20 hi> o:ice may be- rrn,ted per mail In
tI,.!,llc Bank notes, T registered. a, the risk Of
.'rr. n,
-. charged. for - advertisements
=. i.,si = distance Hust b. accompanied with ;he
.,,y. " satisfactory references.
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THE AFRICAN SQUADRON

wAsulxGroS, March 2.-Advices have nsei' ,S,
received here from the African Squadron. Inc
health of ali was good. The 'Dale had arri-
yed at Proto Praya short Of provisions
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REVENUE

M III uak- hi, season al my Siahlcs ~
w mile the city Of Richmond. on the k.aSN
M.ch ,uc>,- turnpike. and within sight Of the ZS-IA.
Ffrid ac" Course. lie will he limited si>ty
rttu, --Ore hundred dollars, and on. dollar TO the
groom
Mare, all b. ~cl! ic aai every attention paid :hen, at
li,y cent, 4 .ay INn n. H0TTS.
k.h Iu-c-n,
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EDWIN W0RTnAM 4 CO.,

DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
" EEP constantly on hand large and full s.,ortnen, % O.
TER TAR &c and attend particularly III. sale OF TO
n1cco WHEAT. CORN, FLOUR, &c. Feb S-cSn
SITTATION AS TEACHER WANTED
y Wanted. by . graduate Of ths tni'e""y ol 'rsh'A
employment a. TEACHER Address \. ".
Feb 22-cu3u OnHio"ss'me' 'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

Tnars So.-Thc Boston Post pronounces the
late posting Of Mr.. liobson, OF Richmond: in Bos,
ton as Done Of the most mean, cowardly. and
uni,slfabe attacks upon private individual
,ha, abolition fanaticism has perpe,rated, and
ono calculated to injure the character and bns-
ness interests OF Boston materially"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

ROBERT WALSH, Esq. veteran Journai,st;
who has for the last twenty-five years lcsi'.u
at Paris. during portion Of which time he
was United States consul general died at
paris. on the 1th February of dyptherIa. aged
en-nnty.siy yc3rS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

AND
- ~
WATEIs wffIcELS.

TO MlLL OWNEKS AND MANIFACII KtKS
WE are uoS manufacturing Jonvals French Turbine
w Water Wheels will! vaniewaters Improvement for
mills and factories every descriptions and all those wish
Ing Improve their wat"r pow"rw ind II 10 theif iner
"a, 10 address Us y l.tr stating the number Of feet: head
and fall their of water the kind OF machine
~ 20 be riyea then give the price OF the Wheel or
what W. will furnish wheel and principal gears for, warrant
ed 10 do certain Of WORK Tme given to test the
wheel and II does up 10 our figure the wheel
and gears bs delivered 10 Us at the mill BY The
References given and reqrir"h ,,,..,.sox
Laurel ractory. Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT RAIRD. Agent, Richmond, Va
April s:S-d6cly
-OTICE.-Cert!fca. No SjS5, dated 10Th July 1921
and for seventeen shares stock OF Exchange bank Of
gna having been !ci notice Is hereby gwen tma
,ion vii, be made .o.a duplicate. !" Vi. hNi"h''
Nh
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UAINlusEND.

rJNr President and Directors oi the Virginia Central
J. Railroad Company, have d"clar ID 'em,snnua, DIV
eni o., o per cent payable on the lj,h day of March
ne>, The Tran.!er loo will be closed from the LIST to the
18th day Of March, and the dividend will he paid TO those
who are stockholders on the 1st day Of March.
UrriC. NA. CrSI'L T. L. Co.. J"hlsEi, Treas.
Richmond Feb. H. l>"".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
THE BLACK WARRIOR

NV YoHK, Feb. 2S, p M-Thc steamer
Black Warrior. ashore below the harbor. is a
total wreck. Only about one third Of her ear
20 has been saved. The remainder. including
two thousand barrels Of -four, will probably
he lost. Tho vessel is heavily insured nefc'-
No steamer is vet selected 10 take ne: pace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
PITCHES INTO BoTTs FOR HIS ABOLITION vAGARlk'
AND HrGESrEs-srAHpS rP TO TIE 18TH SECTION

From the Richmond Whie, Jan. 70, lsa'
ApoLlrioyIsN ENBEro.-Unl-r this caption our con
temporary OF the souhsdc democrat has long ar;'ls
In refcrec. the action of the combined Councils ''
which take the following extract:
.rhe nov.Nothns leaders of Virginia are advancing In
IN. road 10 AtohonIsn with .:cadincss and TapiGl!
which must be peculiarly gratifying TO their nseeroSing
brethren OF Massachusetts They have already denounced
tbc Sebraska BILL attacked those Northern men, Who more
true 10 the South than they, revoked the unjust
som,t,on OF national platform which the rights Of ihs
South ,hsll be tae,y but sftetually surrendered:
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TIE "WIiIG QUOTES FROM TIE WIG kNOM.
NOTHING PAPERS OF VIRGINIA TO Prove TIM
THEY WILL NEVER ABANDON TIE TWELFTH st''

FROM The ElthniHnu 'WHs. jan. TIT, !-."''l
The following Is from the las number 81 ih' Chari"-'-
Vile advocate: .,
"The combined councils Of The American parry of .'eh
monI city have passed resolutions recommending John W.
o,,s as candidate for The Presidency, and ohjecns 70
the Insertion Of the XIh section into the Philadelphia pa
form They nsi., that the subject Of slavery cosc
aa. >.on aud nurh. he Introduced into na'ni'
platform cannot with the Eichinond eouneils,
nor do We suppose tina, the State council will approve e
course |. ihry think and Insist thai shaver! i !'S'i
question let them say boldly aud plainly In the naoh
platform. did the Baltimore democratic Con'ehson .,
ISL We will hratc support party which d".' NJ"
co-i. Itself az party ssitsnn o! the question OF
slavery our Richmond friends Will have US bolt the fha
dephia Convention lid the free'so delegate, o ;n
bo,v and give w our true friends in the North sacrincr
to their noble position national We AEE 10. ~"
SUCCESS AT THE PRESET coNssKvAI'e Toe
RIOS rxnLE TIE NIIH srCIi0S The State counch WI" e@
rrc.s il. Ni.r. u ihe ii,h ef II. present month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
roy,I>-r,, subscriber has renewed to Cary

.,ny,I> Tn, subscriber has removed 10 Cary
L NV nv ,'il.9'nc the Old Columbian Hotel, second
~, ,tft.: leaiius TO Shocho. Warehouse,
"A, q. Heretofore, attend 10 rh- sales OF all kinds
- axe. tobacco Wheat. fl"nr. Corn, &c.
-, 81. l,rs! Keep constantly cn haad Peruvian,
- ~, So,abrrro Guano Ground and Lump
'''',,, 8. ALIEN. GARRETT
,,r.- !, .,i,i gs.ccIirl u,h him who will give his
..-,r-.u. :" The sale OF Tobacco.
- III opportunity oG returning my sincere
,t, ..,-... patronage extended - me heretofore,
3. -.r;;:aaGcr ri she sang.
+ A. G.,
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IL. r. BABklTT,S

HO y 50 20 y r. l Il r.
20 Or, CoSCrSfArkp I've.
AND ! Manufactured at No-. IS and 20 Wash.
-n !ugton ST.. New ioork. Warranted 20
~ make Soap, without Lime, and With lit
tie or no troubl-
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if;sINI$.-A- Ru,,

4
! ."saNIi-lN CHAMBERLAIN rules held Ia the
''idc.. "f the Circuit Coir; Of Chesterfield coun-
'' - imon,h.
'-'aa' Eg-se.., Plaintiff
. i.a.s:
~" !='s-,oH ani Louisa his wife riherins g. Jones.
-, 'S-t., Mary Archer the heirs and personal repre-
',' q tinclana'us aud Teier,scus Jones, whose
,.s'' sa~a'sa, Jack Jones and Sally las wife Peer
- saa = Robertson, infant child oc Jas. Robert
- '' . lila hi, wife, deceased Defendants.
' ne Plaintiff filed his b!r the object o. which,
a decree for the sale o.t.e land OF which Peter
.H-r did, seized and distribution OF the proceeds
Pqearin= by affidavit filed, that The defendants Pc
'ae. Jones and Sally his wife, the heirs and per
esehiaiives OF Cincinnatus Jones and Te!emacus
'ts name. are unknown, hot residents o! this
- . otd.Frd that they appear here within month
-. Publication Of :his order. and do what Is necessary
,i ;.if interest In this ,uit-thata copy OF this or
RI ..saed IN Of the newspapers OF the city OF
oaec week for four successive weeks, md an-
eopy pos at the front door OF the Court House. OF
On The frs, day Of term Of the County Court
"'i"-sr.. r. W. / oossILL, CLARK
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CHARLES Il. NTUAHT,


ASHLAND, HANOVER CNrsrY, Va,
WILL practice regulsry In the Courts OF the e"mn'.e
w Of Hanover. Caroline and hiar William, and WI ~
tend "a sny business ia any OF the Courts held 10 the city o.
vihI Dec. 2s-dS&cif
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,,o,., rS BROGl rs. BRoGI Es.-e.U1

-. Bstween l2th and 18th sts.
Rules held in the Clerks 0tfce OF
in' :. car; of the County of llenrico. the first
'- y,aU,ry. !>t:. u; h-ng The ,th day Of the
q, ..,..r ps,ii Nnc-. Mary Ec,:!- Wilson. BenJa-
-. J..u l. &"h.r'. and Frances L., HI wife.
II. IA! M.,ts y. ~ wife. Ann Harrison, Edward
-. .at 80; ;h IL, .iS Wiz. ana sarah l.. iiar.
Plaintiffs.
.-,l ..! l.4n,~. h.. >ANor! III ~;r and o,h,r-
Defendants.
.er ,l'. .ui; /. 80 obtain decree :o' the ale Of
,.-.,l estate situated In she cnrrt, AZ llcHrico,
.., ,s. a.ir, ~ William Dandrdsr. deceased. ,i.
-. ~ 20. -. a";. 50. "i hal ~ acre "iyh,
,..,io:. .ugAr" uunihrr ls.'. IN ;ae Ntlicy Ia
.,a;Aria. ;"o .crr'. lot number -, la tosl'
.... ...a.u: jarr, acres aul ,.>ic-n pole, api
...,,,t,, a. ,hc proceed, OF n, SALE o.: .a'd r.
...- y. ali h.!rS And ii.i,Nit having h.,u
,.l.I ''s.' the t,;,rdI;i- aboN' named sr'"
-, ~. .... conn ,nv, ,lsh. the >ai'i d"'cniani -"
., .,,.tr A. EGi-s - b, held !u she CLERK, ~"
. .,-t sur: o. ih. .r't Monday ia iprii next 81 ~
l.,..,,fs 10 protect th,ir Interests IN ihi- ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

Tcrn--ouc-i"Urth ca,i: balaucc on u credit OF ..
Il AMI IS months. ai'h in;erc>i The steamers were
purctas." - Mr. Jos. Brsmmoli Of this city. We
that they VII! eV'lt!nuc :" ply between
I; '.':,on.. and NDro,k ~ heretofore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
WE TAKE THIS METHOD or NOTIFYING SlCh
w PLANTERS az have been In the habit Of sending
their Tobacco Shockoe Warehouse that We have LAR"E
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK, and the attendance
Of buv.r> A. .ull - it ever has been.
McDEARMoN ( CIIAMBERLAYNf.
r.h .-.i,n Inspectors.
SITUATION WANTED.
A rouNG LADY, COMPETENT TO TEACH ALL THE
n ENGLISH BRANCHES, desires a situation as 90
yern,ss or School Address &c r. bcS 3S, post ebce
Broos;yn, y. \. t-b .e--os-
Va N. a. IL. III. TREDWAH.
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Now submit 10 our Petersburg n-ghbor that
Justice requires that he should not hold either te H. y
leaders OF Virginia the OF the American party
the State responsible for the Abolition yagariys and he
rr.i.s Of Bolts and ot,,' Cmlcil of 80 in this city
Their principle. and recommendations those Of any
respectable number OF Americans in any portion o ,e
State; and TIE prvocEAT should have ier convinced o
TIL. fact only from III. nnanHiy with which the Anc
ricnn press Sustain the 2ih section OF the Philadelphia
Platform but from the further consideration that the h
section Las been approved and endorsed in all ;h'
primary assemblies "f the people. and in all the Con-
y-niions Of c party held rnc- HAT section adopted
CH.E.E DsLUYIlrY 10 Tn. ScrTH U.Is AMI BJI- B,-
EE.S pozgS fEiISps. lir,.ESs SAKE N"T
AT 1HK DOOR ~ THE AvLg:r ~ pAaIl oF NIGCIsI,.
We hope American friend. everywhere vii; now see
the Disadvantages Of being In any associated will,
Bots and waccordngy express their prompt and emhat
ic condemnation of hi principles and his Werpea
the American Party Of tic State In w responsible
for the fktg soL BORIS CLurE I,
CITT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04

To'a, ~ lGu' 81 jio
Scyrl. shares oi the Steamer CGr,i> Peek belonging
20 tnp,. JOHN Davis .,taic. brought Sjjj per
sHlc .......-.... ..... ............ o,o5I
Tv"r'y rn" "''cr ,harc, brought 49, per
share ....................... 80. l4,9s5
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-10-06
AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague Remiienl Fsyr
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bit
Ious Headache, and Bilious FeveTs, indeed for the
whole class Of Diseases originating in Piary Derangs
ment caused by the Malaria Of AIiasmsuc Countries
MO one remedy is louder called for by the nrcess,
OF the American people than and cure lot
Fever and AgUs. Such now enabled 10 offer with
perfect certainty that will eradicate the disease ana
with assurance, founded on proof that no harm
from Its use In any qU8ntlty.
That which protects from prevents this disorder
be immense service in the communities where il PIE
walls Prevention is better than cure, for the pateEe
cApes the risk which he must violent attacks o.
this baleful distemper This Cure expels the
poison of Fever and Ague from the and prevents
the development of the disease, II taken the first cd
prORch OF lis premOnitory symptoms II not only liz
best remedy yet discovered this class OF com
plains but also the cheapest The large quantity VT
body and in bilious districts, where Fever and Aqua
prevails everybody should have II and il freely both
FOR and protection IL is hoped this price will place
il within the reach OF allthe poor well the neh
great superiority of this remedy any other
covered tor the speedy and certain OF Intements
is that II contains Quinine mineral, consequently
produces no quuism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by il len a.
healthy if they had never had the disease
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF the
missmatc poison. A great variety OF disorders arise
usm, GOut, Headache Blindness, TOOthsche, Earacha
CataTrh, Asthma, PalpiiauOn Painful Affection il The
Spleen Mysteries Pam in the Bowels Collie, PaFayss
and DerangemenI OF the Stomach, all OF which, when
Origno ling in this cause put The intermittent type
become periodical. This Cure expes the poison from
the blood, and consequently them all alike Ils
an invaluable protection 10 emigTsnts and persons
cling temporarily residing In the malauOus t-tTc.a
IftaEen occasionally daily while exposed TO the rtc-
uOu inst Will eXcTeted from the system, cannot
accumulate sut3cent quantity 10 npen into disease
Hence IL is valuable for protect Than cue
add few will suffer from Int miuents II they avail
themselves OF the protection this remedy affords