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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via S'rONING-

THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONLNG-
l. TON for BOSTON, PRovIDENCE-Lsnd Rouie-rts
4 or-sst and uios direct-Csryirs the Eastern Mail.
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and g.
vANDERBlLrt CsP D. B. stsrses, in connection WITH TIE
leaving NevY York daily Sunday ercePted) from pier No
Tin, wharf ieovs Ss,;ey place. At p m ans
st $3.50 =. m. . -
The VANDERBILT from Hev-York, Monday, WedneS
day Friday From stonen Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
nrdsy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.York, fuesdsy, Thurs.
day Saturday From stonstonMondey Wednesday and
Friday. $3.50
Pssrnser proceed nom e.oningon per Railroad 20 Prov.
dence Boston, Express Mall Train reaching said
advance Of he by other routes and In ample time of
al the early Morning Lines connecting North aud East PASSED.
fen that prefer remain board the steamer night.
fest breakfast desed sud leave Storuson IN The
7:OO m train connecting .. Providence with the ii frsn
for Boston
Fare from Providence 10 Newport, 81 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way. 49,.
For passage behs rate OF freight apply on board the
uteaner or Freight Office pier No. North River 81
the oSice Of the Company No. 10 Bs:teryphce
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fyNHE ERICSSON CALORlC ENGINE.-Th.
ERICSSON ENGINE is extensively used al over TIE ooEn
Try The rcss has following respecting ~ Ass
Daily Press continually reception OF letters from Northern,
Southern hsern States mskus inquiries
thus sswrret:
Diameter Of cynder....24 In Weight Of engine l tan,
Pouer Of horse. Composed o.. .rOn aaa bs,<A
Motive powsr...... 10. sif Engine occupies feet ~
.''eVa4' I'M
Use Of engine 70 drive Hoes icubey udtr Press usual nun
Der per hour Of impressions Of Daily kes 500 oiien run on
fal 40; oos OF ise per hour cat We employ on! M
cnprnen Of haas necessary for tho press Nominay tae
engine take. the ssvns % pocket OF osoc
spproschs when e,e engines will universally used WHIST
absssine 10 the world No explosions These enznss
can be bad q. No loi Dgane-st JNO. y. hIIChINS
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CALIFORNIA.
" MERCHANTS and MINERS LINE,
Via NICARAGUA.

CALIF9MRsSSliAA;a xrs end MINERS LINE.
Via NICARAGUA
Only Line cnryiog the United States Mail
seyen hundred lie, shorter than any other route
Tie ruitsi sts.s ard Central American Tran. Company
Capt Can II. charcRi from Nw.York for San Juan Nos
p M, WEDNESDAY Oct connecting VIA e%os Of
To sc1re passengers ss.nst any liability q detention ar
raDlem,n have been for an extra steamship to CAL At san
San Fapoc In case Of sccdent to hs steamer from
a,b or passengers ct the loves. apply he only
ofice Of the Comp-oy-No. Bowling Green
ETEAM to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
- CORK TO lsnd and embark lsten ard ps'eensers
Lyefpool EeS.yoTk and Philadelphia sanshp Companys
= foiioS, H''' ''' ~. 49,. ..u, vo,r
CITY or Saturday, October IS
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday October
hAH'AA a. Il ccicci. acCn, iiom Fsi No Sk
RATES OF PASSAGE. -,
CABIN nom RewYort TO C9It OF Liverpool
fhIa Csu Cork or Liverpool .............'."'"'
ss s1 S.s 70 So Liverpool .1:be for tx SEQ
Passengers forwarded 10 Hsyre PATl Hamburg bremer' d
P,,,r.er to Iresud BY this nns avoid the rt and great
Of calling g. JOhn the steamers proceed TO Corr
Tor freight passage apply .. the once Of The Company
CKEAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
s5iPg ,.f every fnieh between NewYorf Southampton
,ad Esy. under , contract, leaving t, side each ,ssn.s
rOs .OvTa'rToI .Ovra.xrIo.
isiEl, wi'eh:.... sstaid.y, Oct 2 gssDe.,.y Nov $
.hess s.s.m.hip. have wsiertieht Compartments
y y1sb e Sir ;'s ss Wy 3 : q
. an. .zll ersn, ESQ., 2 cabin so.
sra.ts. d issued o,n Europe to America Specie
.. roERANSE. Agent No. so-nsse::n
Cotton and 9th, Gcod. taken freight current r,:es
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co.
REGULAR rIRoUea LINE TO
BAN FRANCISCO
PANAMA RArLRo.p,
"a 'oucss G5ly win stssn7; G2LDES sG. A5 COLDER
Of the Pacific MI Steamship
DIRECT 70 GsFINwALL
p. .,l.aeid se.m,hir, BALTIC, ADsIATIc AID ALLAN
fC ssyIe essn entirely ished sno saspSsp :, m ~
N'' g STH and ara q EACH AoafH,
from the FOO. Of Csnaltt, N X
.ne BALTIC 4ooO tons burden, A. O. Gray, Commander,
With IL. welnown and superior sssn6iP JOHN L. STE
eHFNs Y. K Baby Commander. - ~
Yhe ATLANTIC sill tOIc~ on tie 2orh Of October
An experienced surscon 1. attached to each ship.
Through Frslsh. ana fassen fes VIII ~
tie ABOVE Steamships has espscy Tor 90 20 eV 'ns
Freish. which will be taken a. ooer.;e rat..
II h believed that the .iOFted b. the above
Alps unsurpassed By any In the ~o'ic 49, A.. 49,.
dip always in reserve Psh ns % Us. tier,
v De 10 detention In forwarding Passenger Baggage Al
For ei,h. apply =. the Office a the Company No. So wans
For Pa's sPP at The only @he' q ,As WpcaaM A'
yTyTIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
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NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-O,
~ and ser MONDAY, Sept 49, 1889 Passenger Trans VIII
lesve Pier, foot Of Duane at, IS follows, Wig;
DUNKIRK EXPRESS al M, ioE D1nkiEf Buffalo, Can
snSsgus .nd principal intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN az $3.50 for Dunkus and sunalo And m
teruedias Stations.
WAY PASSENGER $50 H. for Newbursh, Midtown
aid intermediate Stations -.
NIGHT EXPRESS $3.50 for Dunkk, Buffalo, Csnsn-
dazus nd principal Stations
Ths,e Eyrrss fsas connect Errs with the cst sndass
And Niagara Falls Railroad Bnsham;on, Win the Syracuse
Buffalo Corning and EewYoi Railroad. for Rochester and
Buffalo; Berd with The Delaware Lsctswanna AM
Western Rarosd for Scronon and at Buffalo and Dunkk, with
n. Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, De
:,oit CLiesgo, kc., and the Canada Railroads
EATn'L MARSH. Receiver CiAS MiNOr, Gen'L SuPt
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lV 1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lsS9-
Commencing May q, 1859
rasepge Eaton In New'Y York, corner Of 1'thH ana fss
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoKk,
Voy New Haven (eI) l245, S:l5 (eL S:So and
..s Fer Bridssport m. se.9i Zte, S;io ssr,,
ana Wes;por. m; l245 $50 and As For Norv.h,
7sam 1915, S:5 (eIl; $780, ~ SGD, $50 p m 70!
p,rsn and Greenwich :, m: l2;+5 $50 AS $50, 6S
. m Fer Stamford, T. (eI) Ia l245, 2:b lex $50
i5 $50 $3.50 For Pom Cheter and D.ernseisss sts'
"'"' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, So m lex S;l5 m tel Tor h,,osd Az
sprins tenl For C'nnsccrI Rive, hs
.oed 20 Montreal Tex and 3:5 teI) 10 Nor.hamf
top For Haven New London AID Stonngton Railroad
e.. 70 and 3:l5 o. IN FOR Cans. Railroad to Northampton
~ er ard has ID. FOR HoasGtonic Railroad, AID
psnbary aud Norwal Railroad, T. a. m, $50 .. N.
JAMES II. HOYT, SUPERINTENDENT
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Coparincrsbip Notifies.

TTHE FIRMS Of MCCREADY, MOTT q Co.,
Il and @cCREADY, MOTT BRUNDAGE, are this Day dis
solved by mutt al consent. N, l.. McCREAOH,
JOHN w. MOTT,
J.H. BRUNOAGE. JE
NJ L. McCREADY JOHN W. MOTT have associated with
them SLAB c. EVANS and viii continue the SHIFTING and
COMMISSION Business az heretofore under the OF
MCCRCADY, MOTT Co.
J. n. BRUNDAGE, Jr, has associated with HIN ABEL
pPV MOOD ard will continue the DlSrlLLERY and NAVAL
z Business, under the name Of -
atf -YoIh, October !, 1859. j. III. BRUNDAGE 10.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County of notice hereby given % all persons
having against MARCIA Able late Of Rockand In the
State Msne deceased present the same WITH vouchers
thereof at the Office Of HENRY T. FESsEN
DEN a. No 70 Wslstreet, In the City Of NewYoIk on Or
before the fourteenth day Of January nexDAted Newfork
the ee'sH'h Gay SAMEfc. FEssENDEN Admin,.r,.or,
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Go 6portsmen.

Alarbinerp.
SHCROFTs (Bourdon) STEAM GAUGES
N Perfectly reliable handsomely made, and WAhkANTED'
- wy c. w. COPELAND, No. 10 Broadway, T.
COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Three
~ CoUNTER-TWIsT sPEEDERs, built ty Dsuiorth Cooke
Co ayey perfect ane and Ia good eondiI IN Intee
Dom Spoors "a Spindes each two Cf,el WhPes lgo BOD
bins each one 5io Drawing Frame double aud Sdsh'ees
two Hand Mules pindes each Chase Picker two CA-
Lprefs par; Of this machinery VIII be sIa very
low GEO IL JONES, Agent Victory Mills SNs;oga % III.
II JAMES BOGARDUS,
Architect in lion Originator Cons rucior and fa'eh'ee OF
lKoN BUILDINGS,
Pa'euite and Manufacturer OF
BosARDuss ECCENTRIC UNIVERSAL MILL.
Machine ROOM cot " nite ana E.In-s:s.
In Harlem Railroad Dept
Ohice, Nc. ~ CAuSlst near Centre sew-fofS
Ircu B diug o,rper Centre sud Duaness, formerly c't
pied la. be- en- rtmoyed in wSeniJs Dosne o.
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Il LINE.-rhe svori.s steamship FLORIDA Csp< j.
C.Ow.r. viii lssy. on SATURDAY, Oct 9. At, n, from
Pier No. N. K Through tickets given Montgomery
Columbss Atlanta, Albany Macon Of Ladins signed
oay IN board. Fer teirbt or pss&se, sppy
SAMUEL l. AiTCHlLL SON No - Byesdvsy.
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paints. Oils. &lass, &l.
Dilliar0 Gables.

DHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Hox sale By the patensee and manufacturers,
OCONNOR l. COLLENDERr
Nos. 6S, IS, 81 aud 90 Crosby st, ew.fork
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

ANTwERP.-This old city, whose fertilization
seems to create SO much excitement in France,
ls the capital OF the province of the same
name in Belgium. 1t is situated sixty miles
from the sea, on the right bank of the river
Scheldt being twenty-seyen miles from Brus-
sells, and nearly two hundred and sixty miles
from Paris 1t is still the centre Of the for.
eign trade of Belgium, and has a population
OF ninety thousand; but in the sixteenth GEN.
tury it was the London of Europe surprising
all other cities in wealth and commerce, and
1t has always been fortified strongly, and re-
garded as place of much military import
ance. 1t was taken by the Spaniards in 1876
and in 1885, and by the French in 1892 and
1894. Napoleon greatly improved its harbor
by constructing two large basins, in which
ships can anchor in the river opposite the city
in from thirty-two to forty feet Of water at
ebb-tide. 1t has many fourishing manufac-
lures, and the architectural beauty of Its
churches and public buildings make 1t very
attractive to the tourist.
BY our last intelligence, Antwerp was be-
ing strengthened in its Notifications out Of
funds previously supplied, and the Belgian
Chamber was discussing the expediency of en-
largirg the plans, with the prospect in favor
Of that result. The Paris papers state that
should this be done, an army of observation,
really OF menace, consisting of $1,000 men,
would soon be located upon the frontier Of
France. II has been conjectured that the root
OF the French feeling in this matter lies in the
possibility that Antwerp, in case of a war
with England, would form the base Of Brit
ish operations on the Continent But it does
not yet clearly appear that the government of
France is so much interested in the question
rs news writers would have us suppose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

SINGULAR RECOVERY OF ROYAL SLAVE.
a letter from Havana, in the Picayune, dated
August "a, states the baptism had taken place
there of no less parsonage than the son of
the Chief or King of the Loango Congo dis
triet of Africa, who came passenger to Cuba
in 1857 upon q SLAYER, who fell into the hands
of the government as an ordinary Bozal. At
ter two years of official examination and in
yestigation, in Havana and upon the Coast of
Africa, he has been identified as the royal
parsonage, son of Congo's great King long
familiar with Cuban traders, and was Chris
tianized at his own request. He talks Span
ish, Portuguese and French, and rs soon as he
has been thoroughly imbued or taught the
lensts of his new faith, he will be sent TO Spain
and thence restored to his anxious father. He
requested Col. Felipe Avango in charge Of the
Emancipado Depot TO stand AZ sponsor for
him before the altar, which request he CON-
piled with in the presence Of a crowd, attracted
by the royal novelty.
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ALLEGED FORGERY AND SUICIDE BY ST.
LouIs MERCHANT.--A dispatch from ST. Louis
to the Cincinnati Commercial states that Al.
mond L. Richardson, of the firm Of Clark,
Richardson TO-, committed suicide on the
I'd inst, by taking laudanum. The reasons
given are, that the nrm not making A. many
sales A. they had anticipated, were recently In
very tight place, and 10 relieve them, Rich
ardson raised money on acceptances alleged to
pe forged, to the amount Of e30,G00, hoping %
bnl being detected, he destroyed hinselfrAther
man meet the emergency. II ts said W. II.
barksdale Y Go, Of ~. Loais, suffer to The
amount Of AooQ0.
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Late Defdlcntion-On Monday and Tuesday
of last week 1T was currently reported about
the streets that Mr.. John II. Bosher, Secretary
of the Richmond Fire Association, had become
a defaulter to the amount of S25,D0ti and had
absconded. The BOARD of Directors, or rather
a committee of that body. made an examina-
ZION of the books, and on Thursday evening
last reported that they had not been able to
find anything wrong This statement, coupled
with report that Mr.. Bosher had gone to N i.
Carolina to visit sick relative and would re-
turn on the 9th inst, somewhat Quieted the
stockholders and raised hopes in the friends
of Mr.. b. that all was right but a further and
fuller examination was determined upon, and
a competent gentleman employed to make 1t.
On Saturday last, q fraud of ei0O0 was dis
covered in single check, and since then 9TH
ers have been discovered, which leave no doubt
that Mr. Bosher is a defaulter to the Assoeia-
tion, but to what amount II is yet impossible
to tell. The gentleman engaged In the exam
ination il making thorough one, bpt until he
is done. it will be idle to suggest what the de-
falcation 10. Gentlemen, best informed, think
that few thousand dollars will cover the loss
of the Association. II they are right, stock
holders have no need for becoming alarmed and
sacrificing their stock. If they are wrong, and
the loss does not exceed S3p,U0O, the Associa-
ton can bear it. and under proper manage
ment, will soon make 1t up.
Mr. Bosher was Treasurer OF the "Amicable
Society,"" and is said to be a defanlter to 1t for
800. He is also said to be defauifer Tor
~ ,otW 10 Lie Ly LyhchpuiS iAoso SoAnp"',J, ioi
which he was agent in this city How he got
rid Of SO much money in 80 short space OF
time no one seems to know, though many
suppose that he lost the greater portion Of II at
the gaming table. One thing is certain, and
that is, he has brought great distress upon an
interesting family of children, ana large cir,
Gle Of relatives and friends, and ruin, beyond
redemption, upon himself.
As soon as we can get correct statement OF
the condition Of the Fire Association, we will
Iay il before our readers, which viii be in the
course Of week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

N Cure for Worms !-B. A. Fahncxtoek's
VERMlFUGE, the only safe and efectnal remedy
for EXPELLING WORMS FROM THE SYS-
TEN.
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary med
icIne.
This standard and valuable preparation has now
been before the public twenty SIX years and there
cannot be any better evidence offered of its eica-
cy than its constantly reputation. IL Is,
without don bt. the safest and most eiiectua ined
cine for eXpeling worms from the sy stem that has
ever heen discovered. The kuowledze OF its re-
medal virtues is not confined To the United States,
but there is a constant, demand for it from ing
land. South America. West Indies. &c, where it
is extensively used. Il is perfectly harmless, and
ma, be administered with the utmost safety to chill
dren of all ages.
Ply sicians do not hesitate to recommend it and
use 1t exclusively in their practice. Many of the
most eminent and skilitui of the profession, from
all parts of the country, testify to its uniform
cess. For sale by FISHER WINSTON,
se 2-lm Wholesale Agents.
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b. Physicians are generally 10th to speak

word in praise of what are called patent IL edl-
clnes.' Indeed. 1t article in the code OF med
zeal ethics, that physician who sanctions the use
OF such remedies cannot be considered member
OF the National Association. But there are ex-
cepilons to the most stringent rules. and many of
the dlscl PIES OF Esculapius have actuas been com
PEELED by the force OF facts to recommend the use
OF DR.. ]. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS,
Tor those diseases which PARTICULAR, prevalent
durns the summer and fall. They have ascer-
tanned that there are no remedies in the pharma-
copa which can compare with this wonderful COM
pound lor deranseinent OF the system. Thou
the Western and Southern rivers, are now con-
vlnced that they have found a medicine peculiarly
adapted for their ailments while IN other portions
OF the country, during the summer months, the de-
mand for the article l. equally large.
Sold by drugs lists and dealers generally,
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:, NJ Still! Another Cure OF Dyspepsia, Pal.
PlTAriON AND FLUTTERlNG OF THE
WASHINGTON, Fayette CO.. Ohio,t

WASHINGTON, Fayette CO.. Ohio,t
June 22. 1859. {
MessrE. Mortimer 4 Morr5yay--Dear Sirs take
this method to say to YOU and the public, that /
hSye have tired hAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TING
twenty years. found any medicine to equal it, Twas
go hadl, afflicted that had to quit work, by reason
OF PalpltatIon and Flutterlng of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB Slower.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
rheumatism, Scrofula. &c. AS restorative and
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends alter all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Ths Tncture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases.
b. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold By PURCELL. LADD & Co, Richmond
b. DR.. COOKE, FREDERICKSBURG; by all the Drug
gsts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by DRUGGISTS and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles,
So. jy l6--d&wts
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EAT The Great Virginia Remedy. and ne

-A-The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HGY HYB@ga;M,PlEITEMRS, @ I + I Frs INEALLIBLE REMEDY
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercural or Balsamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public, in its Gu
rattve, restorative, and renovatIng powers; and
the medical world are astonshed when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases and
tons OF the facts But the proprietor, who has
known OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health and sill other cases of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case of
GoncrrhTa which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure and in
case ct failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; and a cure will be effected without incon-
venlence to the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N l. DUPUY, Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmond,
au S-om" No 20l Broad street.
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AN ELECTION IN FLoRKNCE.-The correspon-
dent of the Providence Journal writes from
Florence under date of August 18th, rs fol-
lows:
We have had during the past week the elec-
tIon and inauguration of the new Tuscan Par
lament, one succeeding the other, after IN in
terval Of only five days. The elections were
conducted SO quietly, that one passing the
places where the votes were deposited would
hardly have noticed that anything unusual
was going on. Two soldiers with fixed bay
onets were stationed before the door, more for
forms sake than to hinder any disturbance of
the public peace There was no crowd, and
not the slightest sign of excitement. The Tus-
cans will require some years of practice of the
right of suffrage before they will have made
that degree of progress" which will lead them
to commence breaking heads.
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NJ Artificial Terth-The CheOplast site Pro.

a. n
cKss.--G. W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the ereinstre rIsht for the above mode of making
TEETH, and after aSiHg and testing it In the most
dDseHH cases, tcheye other plates had fatied as en-,
trety satisfied Of It's absolute superiority over the
gold, silver and patna method; can therefore, with
confidence, recommend 1t to all who may desire full
or partial sets OF teeth, and especially 10 such as
may os dissatisfied tcith those they are aoto usiag
In this process, all OF the objections to the gold
plate reuoved-the suction being perfect secures
comfort and stability the ft and the teeth being
embedded in the metal, the food is .uded from
under or between them; they are, there FORE clean
er, smoother and in every respect better. In CON
sequence OF the perfect adaptat of the plate to
the mouth and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert one more teeth eihout clasps, and in all
eases guarantee a perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them: The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method Tor the aew, will be taken in part
pay. viii, OF course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Ofce opposite Corinthlan Hall. ia 7-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

RA- How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
PLAlNTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach Sides,
LiMbs, Back, rheumatism, Neuralg gia, Sore Throat
H0RNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
nones, 1 1s,news, bloqd and MUSCLES annihiasns all
If you suffer with Cholera Diarrhpa Looseness
Of the Bowels, or Summer Complaint, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMlNAfIVE BALSAM. Ii gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure All cures all pam. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. ~ l2-z1m
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Cows GONG MAp.-The Mobile Adyertis

Cows GOING MAD-The Mobile Adyertis-
er, of Sunday morning, says:
Seven cows have been killed within the last
three weeks, all supposed to be mad. A great
deal of excitement in consequence, has occur
red in the neighborhoods where the slaughter
took place-nOt without cause, we admit-but
yet the developments, SO far as we have traced
them, do not warrant such fright as is mani
tested. We have inquired particularly about
this matter, and we find that of the seven cows
killed. but two were known to have been bit
len by dogs, or rather by a dog. This dog was
supposed to be mad, and was killed An
experienced dairyman, whom we consulted
accounts for the singular behavior of these
cattle in a very rational way. He tells US that
they are cases of sblack tongue, which were
not perfectly cured last year, and which this
year, and at this season. have become peculi-
arly yirulent-and we have no doubt this is
the correct view.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

A- Notice to Tobacco Nanufacturers.-
The undersigned havins made aTran gements with
Mr.. GEORGE III lindsay. OF Petersburg, Va. pro-
pretor of VIM. Cameron's PATENT HYDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them, and are getting up two
form the entire satisfaction IF all who NAV favor
them with their orders.
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