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Delays are Dangerous and ofen a: the expense OF
ne Most diseases crsbc IN their early develop nent
bepoe the vital importance Of heedios synptoms Dr. Hay
DEN ,Tsa suooess tes;ent Of THROAT ant LUNS
dse.sss BY Of Cur- is woTthy the attention o.
~yery iuvshe. Ofce, No. 6fS Broadway.
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Clothing.

q A ONLY.-Freneh Calf DRESS BOOTS, al
VI JoSEss, 10 Ann .. 81 DoGsesote "a.r-proo
swed Boat y Doub sole Pea boots SAyranted atsfscory
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90 farmers au1 Others.

MAPESs SUPERPHOSPHATESo Of LIME
A Tie best Ad esespes: asaar,. koo.a Cgsai-'Sen'
rsa1t;ee. ADD ess CHss " EAPES
Ofce Of Tie Working Farmer. No. tp Fat'n-e
T'O DAIRYMEN.-Prep,re your Milk, so tha:
II VII at~sy, rrrduee f5>- favored sud eoo8-coofed
sVTrEA DIRECTIONS and PPAAATUs sent By eap,-ss
rscciy. q ~ A3arxso o. MAPEs, Ess sYHt Pss.Ocse.
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EOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION.


LIE IN THr BALTIMoRE CosfEREscE. BY Miriam Fletcher
Win nuoductoa BY the Rev. w. p strickland, D. D. z
vols limo. ~
PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE By Auee Cary, sa.hor
Of the CloyeTnOOi" Married nol Maied &c. vol
limo 81 -,
"Yo1pg America Abroad Young amer.Sa in Wal Street,
&c i vel i9no. 10 ceh.I -,
NYEARs OF PREACHER LIFE By the Rev W. Il.
hlbuIn, au:nOr Of Rifle, Ak 8pd saddle-sasA' 81
NEW STAR PAPERS ReugiOas 'eris,) By the Rev Henry
Wsld 6secher. 81 -5 49,
AsGHsIsHOE EExEsOSs sns WORKS yo containing
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Or LEIT,Rs ALGERIA. by g. Dt'on, author Of The
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A NEW WORK on the HEART, its DIS
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DR.. :. :. Fftch,s Briary CorrecIoro =. 4

reu,.dy for BlLIOUSNESs, IN all i,s forms; 1, clras
gICK HEADACHE, cos rIvENEsS BILIOUS DYSPEP-
eIA BILIOUS HEADACHE: SOUR sroMAca. all 81 sfIsr
Aape,n INDIGESTION, Tendency ot the Blood
snd Dxzpsss Jsupdice Liver Pain in the
Bowels Common Gods sc prevents feser-, and both
sr,s ard prevent, Fever AgGe IN most The
sy,t, om bad bile and clears the complexion for sale by
81 r,,pect.be Dmgaists and Wholesale snd Retail ~ s.
YITCH 4 Co. No. IA Broadway, pr0prietors
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TIE tnevtthble success OF nDythtns based upon
Truth and justice s well illustrated 81 the great repua
ecn the Grsefnbes Family Medicines Toe reader TO-
terfco 70 our general tovertsiTs columns
JOSHUA y. BRIDGE NJ D.,
Secretary and Attending Physician rsefenbers Company
No. 81 Pnrk New YORK.
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keo-Eiectropathy.-Mi Ma 4. w. FARNHAM, NJ. D.
SONY THIS ose OF Eecricy Chrouic Disease treated
win unofn ,uec.s scofaious EIup.ion. Ulcers, stif
Jo,ns sssins., RheuHaie AHeetoa,. Deafness Eye Dis
spstAl areet.cn' Nervous Prosratop rri,Abiy
HeA1sobe, Constipation Dyspepsia Hernoh hold. aud al oIns
sf Yenas weskness, are permanently cured.
No. 500 Broadway.
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DOUGLAS 81 SHERWOOD's
~ PATENT
TOURNURE CORSET.

This srtil. combines IN garment CORSET Of sUPE-
RIOR SHAPE and FINISH ana BUSrLE of PERFECT
MODEL psnrips free and he athful TO the lungs and
comfortable support sppe IL been pronoun ed BY
al have amons hon several eminent members
Medical Pssuy bs the only Corset witnou. OBJ
jecop either artistic phJ oosicA No lady well do
withouti.
ID. g. sill Manufacture their welbnovn
EXPANSION SKIRT.
Also the celetrsted
MATINEE SKIRT,
whch fer COMFORT and ELEGANCE is unsurpassed, To-
feher with over seventy Styles all of which
al the prinops stores 10 the United States aud
Cansdas AL articles OF tssir manufacture
ARE STAMPED WITH THEIR TRADE MARX
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rINUE DIME SONG BOOK.-A collection of
new sna popular Comic and senrE, ,n'A SInsa - pages
p,ce 10 eepta Jast issued sad ready for the trsde
IRWIN r. BEAOLE, Publisher. New.fost sac snhso;
wholesale. Room ho. 10, No. So Broadway n I.
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Plsc,s Peak Gold Mines.

Ve bscbeis propose given number Of
poupds nom oh City, other points on the Missouri
bat agreed upon 70 the Gold Mines OF fkss Psa1
snrfy CreeA the Pse, during the months OF APhtL
and May with dspat a. favorable terms For our practical
sxpeYispoe A. TfsnSpore The Plains and responsibility
~ Con non Carrier refer 70 CO.. Daniel romptns Az
stspt Qusrssrmsster Genera soqtter rresdsnt Of the
Rank othe Republic; William Van De Venter No lso tuton-
n Bepanin hoiioay, Tont!ne Buildings, Wsllst and b.
pson Continental BAnk Buldngs kos and Nssssa-st,
Nav YoIh City To gnIemsn General Agent,
e refer for full Particular Esy application viii meet with
n'~ RUSSELL, MAJORS wADDELL
Lssvenworth City, X. T..
Jan. 28 i8S9
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Edward III. Dixon, NJ. d., Edto; Of The scalpet At
t.pds exclusively Operative Surgery and Office Computations
the obscure diseases Of the revc NcerA rhes
0vcy papss and without the katie OF hsstue OF The ea't
ent from business DR. ID. refers 70 great number
n citizen. In every pert Of the Union whom be has
be pronounced curabe or otherwise
On the conditions always apparent 10 the
p<acoca al observer. -, "a
Oaoe hours from TO daily and to evennss at No ~
eA.sy AT all other he 10 at his private Hospital
where comfort OF domestic life is provided for aose who
esaur suIsea opeIaons or careful dietete ueelnent
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ssSu~ surgical operations careful dis'stc treatment
Card.-JUDGE INGERsOLLs DEclsloN-In rep3rtins
p 10y in the NewYOk Ccn asaia,t Carey
ard and Others the real parties who are tTSas 70
ny title making and causing to BE- made y'
COS calculated uisead merchants aud msnuisc
The itself has been but partially presented on mo-
preliminary iujunctoDs sm avised By a my coun
p that mon full Of title hna heauug
be In my favor and fdrhe am akns msa'
have anal seJuacauon
pessble time, sdviSeo - prosecUs 81 10
ns-T upon rights and to proeouts toe parties who nave
and are osaad Of the title ard ex,u
sve Is purchased by from Charles Goodyear and BY hi
conveyed me- ooes Of which titles be procured at my
Office, No % Cour.snd by persons interss'ed.
EewY City. Feb. IS, 1889. HORACE II. Jay.
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rUHE LATE VIM. II. PRESCOTT.

GOLD ONLY by SUBsCRIPTION.-COO
~ Frs Ho|ELS.-Dsrieys Illustrated Edhsn. II m9eis
voumes .. 81 30 eseh. THE PIONEERS ready. saI-
plr,, post-paiI, cert for 81 50.
ExPEaiENCED CASvAssERs wanted In lis ADD a. De
P'ASN' "- r. 4 TOWNSEND 4 Co roeS,s-rL
No " Waherr, Hswy
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I ETTER and CAP PAPERS.-Tbe larges: -
IL ssY.oe-: = 80 uri.i S..i-s frs,e y
CYEu5 ". yIEID c., Va uCsfr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03
M56r BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
rHR MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL +


Has cured, and IL Dow daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures of diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted Thousands who were hitherto suffering
under the most inveterate diseases, and which wero
deemed beyond the skill of medicine. have teen
wonderfully restored to health, by the of this
truly great remedy. For sCR0FUhAA KHEUMA'
aCROfULnU5 AFFECTIONS. and for al diseases
resltn2 rUm impurtty Qf the blood, it is sunsurpass
ed by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach,
and strengthening and renovating every organ oi
the human system, it necessarily cures all thos,
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
such as LIVEE COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
TIONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONt
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC fEVER AND AGUk.
and al other diseases which are well known to eI-
list from the above causes All that 10 asked is s.
fair trial. which will assuredlY convince any OF
the comparable efficacy OF this remarkable pre-,
paration in curing the diseases for which it 10
commended. For particulars call and get de
scriptive circular. Prepared By
w BuRROW d co,
Practical and Analy ytical Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co.
DR. w Gariick, Waring q Pearce, and Druggist
generally. NH t-3 m
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s~ ARTIFICIAL TrurH-THu CHro-

hhEtFISIAk AEhTh-4n8 ShE0.
PLASTIC Psocrss.-a JONES, DENTIST, having
purehssed the ercsstee right for the above
mode oa making TENTH. and after ustap aud test.
sag In the most dtsscaa cases, ,oAere other plates
Ada faHcd ~ sstttg s6fiSsd n its dbsofate speyf
osssp over the gold silver and platina method can,
therefore with coaidence. recommend 1t TO all no
ns desire fall partial of teeth; and especial
" to sascA NAY be dsssa;iSod ssath those hey
esss 1sss1 In this process, all OF the objections 10
the gold plata are renoved-tbe suction bstno per-
feet secures comfort aud stability to the IT. and the
teeth keng beded abe metal. the food is exclu-
aed from anper between them; they are there
fore, cleaner smoother and in every respect better
In consequences Of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to fne mouth, and the suction thereby
cured ne insertcne mere teeth tcttaout clasps
a.d in all cases guarantee parfectsnd satisfactory
ht.
This methed having been adopted and commend.
ed by these standing highest In the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited TO any who may desire TO see
thsfn The eSd plat,s OF those wishing TO exchange
the old method for the new will be taken in part
ray. win Of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those who nay prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
rsetej by electricity for those who wish II.
ofios opposite Corinthisn Hall Ja7-ly
~lICoEicX--in Mass and Stick, Of
tho best quality
GUN ARABIC. (genuinel for tcbacconists
ToSQuA BEASn-ApgasIura, Black and Crys
tailzed
oLIyE OIL. in glass, of new crop
In store and for sale low by
PErFIBLD GE0RGE,
In Blair Cos Building,
tim Cor 18th and Cary
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TIE MYSTERIOUS CHESS PLArEa.-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Mercury,
in notice OF Morpby, the great cheas player,
says queer incident occurred to him soon after
his arrival In New York. A carriage drove to the
St. Nicholas, in which was seated q spendidly
dressed lady. She sent up a card, and requested
Nh interview with the chess champion. The in-
tsrview WAS graz ted when the fair visitor demand
ed the privilege Of playing game With Mr. Mer.
ply. Mr.. M. looked at the magnificent eyes OF the
stranger, and said: "Yes, certainly" Tho chess
table brought to the window, and Mr.. Morpby
placed the men. The lady, of course, was per-
mitted the first move Hslf dozen moves were
made on either side, and Morphy found himself
interested-his visitor promised to be the most
formidable antagonist he had had for long time.
Being absorbed 10 the game, Morpby directed
the servant tc admit no Que else until IL was com
pleted. The game lasted two hours and was
drdicn. The lady was then satisfied, and blush'
ingly took her leave, Morphy himself sccompanys
tng her to her carriage. Tho moment she was
gore, Aorphy and bis friepds set at work TO ~
certain the identity Of the beautiful visitor, not
doubling that the name upon her card could be
found Ia the directory. This, however, proved to
be . mistake, and though every endsavor was
made to ascertain precisely who was the visitor,
she gentlemen are 40 much In the dark 40 ever
Whoever abe may be, shs played the best game in
which Morphy was ever contestant, aud she
probably adopted these means Of mstching her.
self With Morphy In order to assure herself Of her
own skill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

FIGHr BETWEEN 4 DocfoR AND DoC9RRsS.-A
lively and ludicrous combat between female ply.
eician, Mrs. Stilwell, and . regular erowsersd
doctor, named Mcneil took place in the streets Of
Dewitt. Iowa, . few days ago. The affair grew
oue of professional rivalry. the immediats provo.
cation being lengthy article In the village paper
rem the pen OF the male disciple Of Esculspius
severely Tedectipg on the charactes Of hts pvos
iessonat sister. The latter, after careful da9uos
sIs OF the case, decided that it was calling for
the vigorous application Of . stjnuiant 10 TIE
shape Of cowskiu. s
Providing bsrssif With this article, shs hasssd
up her trAducsr, aud piled him % Aasiduously
with heavy dosss of the nsw thssspsusteaI aesoS,
as renarkabiy skost tnsesyals, that ehe patlsns,
unable 70 boar such bold psacttcs elasped ~ fAs
pracsitiopss 10 his arms, and hsld her - oscibly
and afecsiouatsIy that the efforts Of she tovn oaf-
shall we're necessary 70 relesse her. ~ The latest
accounts, both doctor and patient we're doing vsli
A WInpyALIs--eons yssrs ego, saye Tie Haesrss
town Herald, . Telegraph Operation 10 Daletooses
named Rogers. invented 3 sesiss Of Mafias So
nals tor which the late Wm. O. Clerk, EsQ, Of thae
piscs, Odd be iaveator in eosaiuing patsas
aud afservards purchased - eeual ioesraee thsse
10. Mr. Rogers anA the Exscutors or Hslrs of
Mr. Olarhs, have saeossded - esliisg ~ hight 70
~ nse Of ihis inpeesans discovery y ths Dstish
0ovsrnhsnt, vltsh sgrse = esy = sgnlsa vssesl
~ thssss 81 ~ slQsa!s ~ leess1 = tesasy
ysals, - beRiso Gteet tsssy 0oqes41 v.esls,
~ ~ WI snsase - twe hss4esa sAsessss
esilAeA
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Tns 1IIxom TosxAbo.-A dispaach iton Jssk.
soDvifle, nj, dassoa1sy ~, ays:
Ths ssvsss Storm ~ Thsrsdsy svssisg nsAs II
appsarssee 10 The soatAsast - 4seleek p. q. r.
sssmsd ss 6rst about the siss Of nss's hssA. Ia
nrss appsarAscs eas shas of fbsssssa SoIliI~
over - !tincseassd h siss, thseWiDG 9 suatI sle13
ike ioids from the elouds 70 the sorsh, isceonos
earth. -" = : " =
A. iar . hoard IRON, Il bsesa IL oaihess ess,sy.
cstfyine evsryshiog. asn, hoasss, barss, Sbeess.
49,, 49,, sod cattle with Il, ftoo Maseheoees % 8
o.ss.nce o. twelve miles, diesotly aosshsass. We
- eoons sensyssix dwelling hoaoss With sll tie
killed, - far as beard from ~ Mr.. Roasa 4 -
Of George Van zssss, ssnssl, saossi Brovs, 9
Portuguese IN employ Of Mr.. Roose, Jousehaa
Carlisle, Jacob Sample apd wiz. Ard NJ. fAoDee
There are about nfty Seriously II poe norsaIiv
wounded. Most OF them, 10 y fssssd, Duse az.
To give au idea Of the force Of the ssssn, I havs
In MY posseeslon . stone weighing three poaeds
that wss lifted mp and carried sxfy iss. passise
through window, four feet itoa ths ness. rHs
hoor and partition Of . school4roon. twenty y
thirty feet, wss carried away, vfsh hsasy tiabss.
and oil cannot be found withia two miles Of Ne
plsce. windmill Was Carried over Ibar huedrsd
yards, With pipes, pumps, ke. the snail ssd loes.
most There ID not ten feet square within the
route Of the storm that hes not zoe rnils, boasds
&c. stuck 10 the ground, that no one css sasily
pull them out. Whole partitions OF house0 ore
gone and cannot be fousd.7 man riding 10 .
nsld Was blown from his horse, the ssddls torn ~
aod carried shout two miles from the place. No
storm, which lasted bot ave minutes, With bat
little rain. Tho cloud was very bright, while on
sher side u was 20 dark NOT to b able 10 dis
singuish objects.
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NJ 6-lm
sssrB.KER's PaENIuM BIrrrRs have

created quite sensation with our citiZeas, as we
ace and hear daily of persons that have used them
aud recommending them to others as II it We're the
enly medicine in tie world We would call the at
tentiun of merchants i:ring goods from the city
to be mindfai of BAk ER'2 PREMIUM BiTTEkS ss
you will lose customer after they have once
triei them. liz has performed more remarkable cures
than any medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
by all sexes With perfect safety Being pursly veg
etable it stands anrivaAed for ths cure OF Dyspep
sia Colts Coughs, Cnoiic Nervous Affections, 3eIl
eral Debility. Ague aid Fever, and Nervous Head
ache as thousands ofceriihcateB have already been
furnished the proprietor of this valuable medicine
for the absye CON mpaiDts- You can be supniied b;
all the principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond
and esew here in Virginia and North Carolina.
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p II STABKH.
Z H 9TA8kE.
No 50 Main street,
5 doors above It. Charles Hotel.
my Ats
VALUABLE FARM o. 272 1-2 ACHES,

VALUABLE FARM OF 272 Ia ACRES,
IN HEyRIOO COUNTY, MILES MONTH
ICSyILLE TUKNPIKk-I have concludsd to sell
my Farm called .Olnsy" located - above, contain.
ard timber. and lSe acres Of land embracing
large proportion Of fne Chickahominy low grounds
and soms fne meadow land. The land 10 we'll adap-
high land for vegetables cannot b surpaseed The
farm is in healthy and desirable nelgbborhood.
DR. Hudson ald others. The buitdines on the
place arc ~ comfortable those usuAliy found on
place Of les si.e The dwelling u II good repair,
lately built, with two excellent rooms. The Barn,
Stable and all the outbutldio g are in god repair.
we'll In the yard. For terms. apply 70 MeaMs 0o1din
4 Appereop. JOSIAH D smith.
my 20-lOt
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~NarrnxIarnE anxAr PHYSICIAN

This ia now admitted by tho medical rofession. a.
fundamental principle Of healing science. IL in
wise!y provided by the human economy, tina
whenever any hing is wrong in the physical SIS
tem the natural for ces OF the body are brought to
bear 10 expel the disease. The great aim there
fore is to SIREN Dgthen the natural powers. This hos
bsen kept in view BIZ the skiful compounders OF
DR. j H0STEfTER'1 BfTTERs. which operate to
rive fresh vitalisyto all tho organs Of the tody.-
The effect OF hismedicine upon the stomach, the
liver and the kidneys. are prompt and decisive.
The patient WHO'S wise enough TO quit drug zins
new lesse Of life aud be continues the use Of the
article he Is oyerioyed 10 nd the streams of health
coursing through his frame. Lot all from Whose
cheek the bloom has departed, give DR. j Rostet
tors CeiebTAted Bitters q trial
Sold by druggists ard dealers generally, every
where.
Hfsee advertisement In another coInmn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-03

NARROW Yesterday afternoon a
horse attached to a sulkey. in which was seated a
young man, ran down Main street, aud when near.
ly opposite j. W. Rapdolph's bookstore, pitched
the driver upon the paving, bruisipg him badly.
but frscturiug none of bis bones. Continuing hi
race, the horse cleared everything before him, un
til reaching Wall street, when be dashed into m.
side door OF Messrs. r. H. Maury Cos ONCE
aud falling heavily, crippled himself badly, but do
ing no other ipiury