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nA To Make Good Biscuits, use Semple,s
Iuthll,bie Baking Powder for sale by ell Drug
siEfs and EfacAr6. as - :
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N To save Lard, ase Semple's InfaIII.
GsoesHs.
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IA To Anye Time, Labor snd Expense,
use sslueis's IafaIlihts Baking Powder. For sale
by ali DFaggigts ard Gr0cefs.
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EFFECTS OF TOBACCO ON STUDENrs-Deep think
ers. who would draw upon resources long laid up
by hard study, who would not again busy them.
selves in thumbing over volumes that have already
been read, but who having once devouTed them,
would make the food their own, find much ori-
ginaIity amidst the fumes of savory eheroot.-
But students who would master books, and re-
member their contents, who would lay up in
store clear ideas, should never be-cloud themselves
with smoke, nor in any other way detract from
the most energetic application to the fu'flment of
the object ia view. The satisfying effect of to-
bacco on students is not calculated to promote
advancement, but to retard it. Under it's infiu-
euce pages may be dreamed over without being
taken in.
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Mathew NJ. Dodd, carpenter U. ). ~, died At
Portsmouth. Va, on the Sth inst-.
The whole number Of Indians ut present 10 this
country il estimated as 2os0 900.
In South Carolina the slave population.is 2S3,-
600. The increase Of population among the blacks
is three times ~ great as IL is among the whites
Seven rolling mills at Pittsburg have suspen led
work on account OF the puddsrs striking for high
er wages.
The Indiana Legislature adjourned sine die on
TN inst, alter censuring the two Senators who
iately engaged In fight.
The Galveston, Texas News, Of February 2sth,
Complains Of the very warm weather 1t thss
place.
The Lowell, Mass News, learns that large
number Of citizsns Of that place contemplate
leaving for Kansas In . lev days.
The Earl Of Devon has made an application for
divorce from his wiIs, on the Erouad Of her crns
city The age Of the Earl is nearly double that
Of the Ooustess.
judge Rowles, OF Cisvslasd, Tenn. hrs received
aud accepted IN appol0tment Of untesd seasse
Judss for the etate Of Oregon.
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BoLn AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATIoN.-On Saturday.
about az O'Clock, lad presented check to the I'M
porters' and Traders Bank drawn by awell,known
put in his pocket. and left the Bank. He had
scarcely crossed the street before ho stopped by
= man and accused Of having presented forged
check. The man demanded the return of the mo-
ney which the lad. In the confusion of the ent
gave up, supposiDg him to be an officer of the Rapk
The lad was then permitted to 60 He Immediately y
went and informed his employer. and thev at once
called at the Bank to investigate the matter, when
they were informed that the lad had not been
stopped by any of the officers employees Of the
Bank, nor did any one connected with the Bank
know anything about the matter. except having
received the check from the lad and paid him the
gold therefor. The nan who stopped the lad and
got his m was of course, no where to be found
" l. Tribune
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s- DR.. hf1ssock's INDIAN pasAcRs,

foR TIE CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND RHEu-
MAIIsM This Compound effectu.iiy relieves and
cures Neural gia ana Rhaumatism in its most acute
fJrm Tae great success with hIch 1t has met and
the Increasing demand Iustifles the assertion, that
it stands uuriyalied as a remedy Those who have
suffered and are now relieved are willing witness ses
IN behalf of its virtues. The many testimonials
which hsS9e been given in is behalf are convincing
ard satisfactory. The afflicted have only to try
and be convinced.
Many certificates of its efficacy can he set by sp-
phcaton to the Agents
sa- .he genuine Panacna is to be had os all
Druggi4ts. Orders addressed TO the General W hole
sale Agents FISHER 4 WINSTON,
Druggists, 125 M ain street. Richmond, Va.
prica One d llar nar hottie fa lin
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child LOST IN TIE MoUsrAIN.-TheG Gettys.

LITTLE CHILD LOST IN TIE MOUNTAIN, The Gettys.
burg PA Compiler gives an account ofthe loss Of
little boy, four years cfage, son of Mrs. Oyer
OF Cumberland county. He strayed from home,
and the whole neighborhood started on the search,
securing the surrounding mountain through the
day, and displaying lighted torches after night.
After two days and nights the dead body of the Its
tie fellow 6iscoyerd nearly nine miles from
his home. The Compiler then adds
The little dog, which had been the child's play
mate, and which had accompanied him in his long
and fatal journey, found nestled in the Guilds
bosom, with his head reclining on his cold and
lfeless form. The faithful dog had tramped quite
path around the life'ess body Of the sleeping nno-
cent, thus betraying the affection that it had for
the youth, aud in it's fond caresses bad licked back
the hair upon the child's forehesd-The corpse
was conveyed home to its weeping mother, who,
under the peculiarly affecting circumstances, was
almost frantic with grief
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SENSATION NEWSPAPERS The New York Sunday
and other illustrated newspapers, of the sensation
school, have had an immense run, especially
those that have pictorial illustrations of the drd
n4atis perSon@ who are named in connection with
the recent tragedy. And such likenesses In one
instance, says 40 exchange, a cut that was origi.
nally executed for Piccolomini is planned off az
Mrs Sckles; in another instance, an old likepess
Of Jenny Lind is pressed into the service, while
MrSckles and Mr. Butterworth are fiattered with
having the counterfeit presentments Of a couple
of fellows that we're hanged not long since, exhib.
tied to the enlightened public as veritabie po--
traits of an injured husband and bis friend. MIR.
Kew being dead, ia spared the modification of
seeing an old engraving of Alfred Bum. the Lon
don theatrical manager, shown up as fac simie
nv our artist
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SUspICIoUs CHARACTERS. The f,

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. The fre-
quent burglares In our city are the operations of
a gang of thieves we'll known to the police many
OF whom have often been before the Mayor, and
who would soon be there again, if mere suspicion
were sufficient to have them locked up. Most of
this gang lounge around public places in the day
time or visit stores to post themselves for night,
and as they have assistants to dispose of their
plpnder, are in no fear of arrest unless caught in
the very act of robbery Knowing the beats of
the watchmen, and the alleys and by-ways in ev-
cry part Of the city, well es the suburbs, they
will continue to punder for years before they are
caught, unless private citizens form q secret po>
lice, and aid the officers to carry out the law
House breaking has become so common, that nei.
ther businesss houses nor private residences are
deemed secure, after sundown and they will con-
tinue to increase if our citizens fail to aid the law
officers in discovering the thieves. We presume
there are more loaded guns kepti in private houses
now, than ever known before, and yet,
strange to say, no burglar has ventured where one
OF these weapons were in readiness for bis recep
tion. Every man should see to his fasteniugs bes
fore retiring At night and be prepared to receive
intruders afterwards with powder and balls. The
wretch that will break into your house to steal,
would not hesitate to kill you, if at all necessary
to effect bis purpose. Remember this and if you
discover one of them be sure to give him no
chance to iDjure you, or to escape-but capture
him, alive or dead.
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PIKEs PEAE EMIGRANTs.-Papers from tow Ms on
the Upper Mississippi river, and the borders ot
Missouri aud Iowa, report persons passing through
daily, en- ronte for Pixies Peak. One of party OF
emigrants writing from Fort Kearney, says that
large herds of buffalo have made their appearance
along the Platte river, near that post. They were
therefore bountifully supplied with meat Corn
was worth six dollars per bushel at the fort. Az
barley has headed oct, and grass is high enough to
NOW 10 Texas, it ia Inferred that the season for
grass will be unusually early further north on the
plains.
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CORRESPONDENCE CT THE RICHMOND DAILY n,sp.rcu
HARarsosBuRs. Y. March 9th 1ss,

HARRrsoNBURG, Va, March 9th, 1859.
IL heins announced that the Gubernatorial can
Sass between Hon. John Letcher and the VIM L.
doggin would be opened here to-day there was an
unusually large crowd Of people in attendance. -
Ihere was a reporter of the New York Herald on
the ground, who took down the speeches of the
geutiemen. Ihe excitement ran very high be-
tween the politicians end friends of both parties
AT about half past II O'Clock, Mr. Le,cber took
the stand, and delivered a very able speech about
an hour and fifteen minutes in length, in which bs
reviewed his course in Congress during the last
session. Alter which he defended himself against
the assaults of the Opposition party in the State.
and proceeded to show that be was every whit as
good q Southern man as his opponent
Mr. Goggin then followed in a neat and well
prepared speech, in which be severely criticised
some of the actions of Mr.. Letcher, aud during
the whole speech, he exhibited that courtesy and
honor which ever charscterizes an Old Virginia
gentleman. Mr. e., on account Of fatigue and
hoaraeness of voice, was scarcely able 10 speak
though ne done admirably we'll, and defended
himself In a manner creditabie to auy one
During the speaking, there was but very little
excitement, though both parties were repeatedly
appiauded by their respective friends
After the candidates for Governor were done
speaking, an opportunity was given to the gentle
men who were candidates for Congress to speak
to the people, which they did, each of them, in
very neat aud amusing speeches of a few min,
utes in length. The Congressional contest in this
district has been, thus far, conducted in a very
quiet aud courteous manner. and all the copdi-
dates seem willing to submit their claims to q con.
vention of the people, if one should be held. We
suppose there will be convention, as all the conn
ties ia the district, with the exception of one or
two, have declared in favor of convention.
The free negro, char Sed with burning the barn
OF B. L. kenyser Esq, of Port Republic, In which
several horses wore consumed, was arrested on
Saturday last. and lodged in the Jail in this place.
Mr. Jacob z. Efiine, of this place, one of our
most respected citizens, has lost in the short
space of two days. two OF his children. Both are
vii raQAr IN hl MIA uraI .
tomorrow.
For the Last few days have had very bad,
rainy weather, and on Monday night bad quite a
thunder storm, but to-day, we have one of the
most pleasant days we have had since last spring.
Fire is unnecessary at any place to-day.
VALLEY
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h6E- CHrrIs Axp Fpynn. Cnrrra :.

FxyEs -Ons Of the greatest remedies thst h, sver
oeen laid before the public, for Fever and A9ua mi
which have received the highest epcomiums ffVO
m press and the people, y llk HOST Te1T66S6
CEL Sbk ATED 8lTTkkS. who would eudnro ehe
soitnres arising ON this terrible diseAse. whsn Il
eaa es 20 easily curoc? Who would endure sIe0D-
iess nights burning fevevs aud icy chils nitarnaSp
Y when remedy can be obtained tor 3 more triie?
,stence UNDER this deadly blight, and do p0shine
a0wn quiniae until it becomes - eonnon
.ue,r oaiy meals and yet they NOT reliered.
procure these valuable Bttsrs. and save thssslvss
where. : - ssa's svssy.s
- See advertisement In another ooIumn. )
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MURDER BY CHINAMAN.-A murderous affray
occurred in New York Tuesday evening" in which
a Chiuaman named Charles Apo stabbed a Mrs.
Fletcher in the neck with dirk knife, seyering
death. Mrs. Gaffney, a widow, was also danger.
ously stabbed in the arm. The origin of the diff
Guilty was a quarrel between Appo and his wife
who is an Irish woman-prompted, as ia supposed
by jealousy. Four fre women entered the
apartment of Apo, tn interpose on behalf of his
wife, when general fight began, and in the melee
Appo drew his knife and stabbed the two women
above named ADpo was srrested
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DIVORCE GRASTED-The first divorce bill which
has passed the Legislature of Pennsylvania, was
enacted Tuesday. The extreme youth of the girl
mere child but fourteen years of age-created
universal sympathy in her behalf. Her name 10
Blair, and che was induced to marry man mans
ed Priestly, who, il was alleged, euticed her from
the house Of her father, aud exorted promise that
she would not reveal the marriage for two years,
when he would be prepared to acknowledge her
as his wife. Her parents obtained a Knowledge
of the transaction and Immediately came 10 the
Legislature with an application for divorce.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

~CHEAP GARD PRINTiNG.-.The DIsP ArcH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuGGLEY FAST GARD PRINTING PRE5eEs, IL
prepared to furnish thisdescription work cheaper
sno Win greater rspdty. than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS 10
the city can be found at this ofics.
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An ENGLISH \ IEw OF WEBSTEa-> rattan's book on
America lately published in London. is not COM
p,mentary when spaaking Of DAME, Webst.r,-
Grattar has the rashness to say that in public Web
ster ''wss ponderous rather than powerful. In So
cisty he had none of the ghtness Of q of the
world nor the weight of a man of genius;" and
further, that "as to the statesmen. lawyears, and
orators of Furope-VConnell BroughaIn. Peel. Ma
cauIay, Shell. Guiyot Thiers, Berryer-he cannot be
ranked with them at all. In elegance of style and
ictiou he was inferior to Everett; in fiuency and
qu'cknes-. to Judge Story; in bold persuasiyeness
to Clay; in sententous and tersepess to
Preston.
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REVISED ORpINAsoEs.-The pressr

REVISED ORDINAEOEs.-The present
Council expect to complete the Revision of the
City ordinances. and have them ready for publica.
tion, before their term of service expires. This
job has been on hand for several years. and tho
consequence is, that no one knows what ordinances
are in force, or what are theirp rovisions. When
completed large lumber should be published
and circulated; and after that all amendments or
new ordinances ought to be printed in the news
papers at the time OF their passage, that those
who to be governed by them may know
their requirements Ifthis 10 dons there will then
be no excuse for violations
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A NEW DISH FOR G0THAa.-A New York letter
says: man was arrested yesterday. charged with
killing and skiniug horse, which he Intended
sell for meat to the poor people ia the vicini.
ty. He appeared to be quite astonished, that he
should be taken into custody at ell. His wife said
they bad often made good soup of horse flesh, and
thew had found il first rate
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THE PgRL'c LOAN IN EUROPE W hsther Europe ID
drifting into not, psrfeetfever for maxim
new loans is raging among the goyerntnen nts OF the
Ola World Austria is in the u arket for thirty
miljens ef dollars, Sardinia wants ten millions,
ENGLAND requires thirty-five millions France Is
sct that several eminent western fnanciers ave
been called TO st Petersburg IL is not doubted that
Ru ssia will soon be ia the market One of the me
ricsu governments ia also othere-Peru-proposing
70 the British stock iohbers loan Of fifty millions
of dollars IN. j. Herald
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ss $3.50 REWARD. Ran away.

NSF SOU KEW AID. - Kan away.
"A about 9Th December. 1855, my boy HENRY
- Heary is about 81 years OF age. rather deli
- cafe in appearance, about feet C< 10 inches
n plaht. bright mulatt1 full head OF hair OF good
address bat rather cringinC when spoken to- laugh
when talking, find OF dress and somewhat OF q
dandy, hs5 a small patch Of beard on his chin. He
is alSo little bowed in the legs, and can read aud
WTits.
viii give htty dollars reward Il the above negro
Is taken N this State and .od 9ed in soiue lsii where
can Ges hin; and $50 ii taken any other slave
etate will give $50 rewsrd II information suti-
ceut fpr conviction can be given against any white
man who may have had hand in get ing him of
10 free State,
Ia %7-ss CHARLES L. HORSON
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A~ MEMPHIS AND WASHING.
- TON TELE9RApU TTNr-Th;. -

IELEaRAPH LINE is now omen fer bu.inss.' asH II
Gaae Ssunecas with Memphis, Nashville. KSoxvilie
1tianooga. 1tisn vlcksSurg. Hatchez and New Orieans
.as zsam u Auguss charleston and Sayannah. Moni.
gomeIy and Mobile. In the South and Sonth~ ~est
iI al ld.ermsdate points Of Importance. From
Printinr Taio.r. 1t will DO operated with
rng.en sity with the Americsn Telegraph Conn.,.
~ PRINTING Lines to Baltimore. PhiisSeIchis
sa q. scotia and 1t Johns, New Brunswick. sr,ino
uHsa. Lroy Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, isyesnd
si Sincsgo' Cinc1nnstt. Louisville. st Louis and sta
.,ons 70 MISSOURI. Iowa and Ksnsas, and offers a
prompt and reliable Line OF TeIegraph ts the com.
mercial and talegranhing public. y '-'' ''A'
Once in Richmond corner Main and Pearl atrees.
NH 3-tz ~ . S~AA ssae0ss'
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S.DLT DISAPPOINTED BRIDEGROOM. Dayton,
Ohio, Journal tells story of young man from
Darke county. engaged to marry girl Of that
city, had given her $50 to buy her wedding
clothes, and was to have been married on Sunday
evening. But when the time came and every
thing was ready, the girl did not appear-she had
run of with some fellow she liked better.
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BY thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach,
am Strengthening and renovatin9 every organ OF
the human SYSTEM. it necessarily cures all those
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suca as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC,
ViONs, GENERAL DEB LITi, EKUPTioNS y
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FENBA AND AGtt.
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paration in curing the diseases for which it Is re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scciptiVe circular. prepart by
W BORROW co,
Practical and Analy ticai Chemists.
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For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd q Co,
DR. j W Garlick, Waring Pearce, AID Druggists
generally. ma l-3 III
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PREsgNrNEHTs s-The Grand Jury. Of
the County Court Of Henrico was in session yes
ter6ay, aud made large number Of presentmssts
for tipplng. fghting unlawful assemblies and OBJ.
structing the public highway.
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THE FREDERICKSBURG WATER POWER.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE aIcaaoSp DAILY DISPATCH

FREDERICKSBURG, March 10, 1852
meeting of the tockholders of the Fredsrioks 8.
burg Water Power Company, was held in the City
Hall, sgreeably to notice, on Wednesday evening,
9th March. lS59-Mr. John A. English in the
Chair, and Mr.. William S Barton, acting as Sec.
retary, under the old organization. The Secretary
read the co2rtact between the Corporation and th:
new Company. The new Company was then or.
ganized By the election of John L. Marye, Jr, a.
President, aud G.. J. Kelly, John Z. Tackett, Jno
A. English, John +. Scott and Henry d. White, as
Directors. The salary of the Presiden. was fxed
at one hundred dollars per anBum. Jw
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!, RUNAWAY-Si0O REWARD

IA The above reward will be paid sor the apnre-
hension and delivery to Davis 4 Butcheson
rNrz. Ia ihs city Of Richmond. confined In auy
jSIt that get him again, taken out of the state
u Virginia. ard $50 If taken III the state OF Virginia
for IA TlisR THOMAS JEFFERSON. lie is ahout
2i ears a1e brown com aiexon tull head OF hair
good tseta. feet 10 inches high. aud rather grum
couutenance. JOHN HUTCH ESON
aS- kuauirer and Wing will copy In weekly pa
per twice each. ia 22-dts
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KEEP UP THE LIaHTs.- who
leave their shutters down at night. should be
careful to have the gas lit by doing they will
protect their stores and save the night watch
much trouble. Where the lights are occasionally
neglected, the watchmen suspect something wrong
aud often lose au hour or more In discovering the
fact that nothing is wrong, save and except the
clerk. who has forgotton to light the gas.
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-. SrovEs, RANons AND Furu
sY. Yau GAN Expsor wIru ~

rAINTY to obtain fine Picture and correct Likens n
BY calling at the Photograph and Fine Art 0aIlsrY
orc. w. MlNNIs. ie7 MAIN street. The small Am.
brotypes. Photographs, as we'll a. the larger et1ee
In Oil or Water Colors. executed at his 6aleriss
are gems OF ar aud warranted to give sationc.
ton s. - = 1900
Every style Of Photograph made from lifs, or
copied from email Ambrotypes or Daguerreosypes
apd colored In any OF the various les may "a all
tunes be obtained at the above-named essablfsh-
ment: REMEMBER THE NUMBEk, lg7 MAIN
STREET.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS,
HOUSE, BRnAKlxa Yesterday

House. BRnAK1HG Yesterday morn
ing, few minutes before 3 o'clock, a. two or
three persons wore passing mp Broad street, they
discovered that the front dsor of Messrs Breeden
Fox'sstore was standing sjar, and supposing that
1t had been eBtered BY burglars, and that the
thieves were then pilagiug the building, stationed
themselves at the door and called loudly for
"watch, !" swatch" After calling for several mnu.
without receiving any response the PARTY
wes dispatched to the station bousej and soon res
turGed with two officers. In the mean time,
the windows in the Deighborhood were filled With
night caps, aud ss much excitement prevailed, as
II wild lion had escaped from it's keeper Some
of the clerks also made their appearance, and the
store was then entered and searched, but as no
goods seemed to have been taken, the presump.
ton was, that the door had not been locked. Yes
terday morning, on Tchiug the premises, 1t was
that the house had been entered-thst
D small boy had paused through the coal hole, cut
. hole In the rear door, with q knife which Suth-
oriand says was stolen from his store-passed iuto
the sslesroom, opened the front door aud admitted
1is confederates, aud Leut. Kelly thinks nowtht
me thieves were in the store willis he and four of
Ihe men were st the corner, and that as soon as
no wafchmen left, the rogues cut stick. Watch.
man Pieasants says the door found open was fas.
eHed at IL O'Clock. aud that he was sitting on the
1oer silt with his partner at 2 o'clock.