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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17


cIBANsG the BLOOD md CURE the SICK
i",n,.d>, hn'hcr.. n"',..... rhy.i.'""-,
"h.,an'n,nri-.., ,,'..;,r., ,snt ..cir .n' = n."-'
roi TN ,tK KE OF
Headache. ~..a Headache, F"u' stomach
DnJC Altp=Nlrs y ,yc boz, ,opca,chly cured OF the
irs 1t s.,p. se,, ron po stomach wi'n''ry 'lean.e
iih viii cure ohrrs es they do me The Ia't'q
worth kn""5l. han'twih great respect
Billion. Di.o,dr,. aud Liver aompini"'-
whe,n>o,o. u q Feb is5h
Si' y59r ~ my e'neIai ana ,".pa, r5't, %
tle iea qa ,i dec D. ,@nsc"cn,iy they ate an
seldom hmu rr,ctf b. aa 'eass o'tinntc that it dd
not ''''''' AZ" ''" "i%'%ai3 %h9%z3 i'S. n%Ii j.
n,..,, .,,,,n" nu. q, nc Wor.. w.,i", 'o'r"
ro,1 "n't hMn 80. l'N Co, MIt'' Ny 10 ~. ~.
Dh Ait h9n n n.' m, pc, ,l'c."" & o nrd,e"s lhsy
b'cn sick ana p#oe ie monlh w"nt"n To- doctor
taking y"ar I,. NH cured her, by cSpclma eo
qunm ''ios vefp'.m a ',n her body they afterwards
our ~ sffss sod NY currihtn win 10
IS "f >.5t viii e,'cf4 round "s r't from hsc To
twruts dt. Ills aud asi much m". wiii"Hi h"
lug "nie -nt ~ t'"n sub medicine aa H"n's' witch
o'N 'a "l'' az, Tn h. r.,t, r!H,,,S HnI" Postmaster
r F. ~ & u, ~ 1','. Of e" @Sr,' ,'I" S
DIR Aytt-Iha, rsrl yeur ii'. With Extraordinary
f'y ant a"rsns r"s" am called to ,'t in dis
hr, arr >r, remedy Ihav" known and
! can conn ru' furicud tA,-u friends
v Il. ev wyourSo co. y Y ,on = ~
bFau Srl | ss .irs your 'atharr Pits in my practice"
find then "Scc"t alive To cleanse the ~
John G. MEACHAM MD
E,y.ipsia-, @c,nfmin, Kings Evil. Isiucr Tu-
nn'-, aud anit Khcun,
From farraFi,Hg l.yflnHf Of 81 LOnis. Ftb 4, lsJb
Dr tYti P M" The paragon "f all thni il grent
little dau sht'r # ul"cfous
upon hes 7ps nd that hal proved inrrlhbr tor
years Ii 1=ltt hallcen long gricvansy afflicted with
botrt,4 ai4. "r skin in her hair. After
chl tuc sh" also ed Pills aud tney have cured
her. ASA RGhIDGE.
Raenun,is,m, NrurnI aia and S:Out.
From q, R,r Dr Hanbes Of The Mthoda Epis Chnich
Ptit,eI HOUSE, SAY ASNAH GA, Jan q. lr5b.
IOSoRFp Il s uld be ngrateful TOR the rnitf your
SIX II has b II di not report case to you A
cold settled lin and brought uciiiieR neurag
pains whiA It nd,i cl rrr rheumatism N"tw outstanding
had the lrst the disease worse and worse
yonr excellent agent in baltimore, Dr
Mackenzie s,I IA Is Their effects we're allow. bu
BY pei' s,riHg the oi tlem now entirely
wei
SESsTE CittNBFH BATON RoU0F la Dec 1850
lR .AYIH II have been .ntrey cured by Ps ot
Rheumatic painful disease that had afflicted me for
wears VINCENT SLIDELI.
For DrOP.,, Plethora or kindred Complaints
requiring an A. pur g. they an excellent remedy
Eor Co.iiyrnr-. o Cons, pntio", and ns n Din.
PHI, agreeable md cfct tual
Fits, auyprr..ion. Parnlysi-, Innnm usntio",
ven Dc AMI rn riini Biindncss, have been
cured hy tho alternative ut thete pills
Of the pis Mercury, which, although
remo, skIal hands is dangerous In pu lie
III that frequently follow us
pcautions These contain mercury or mineral sub
stance whai.>'r.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH sTORE.
l., Nv -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER

Y II r. " /
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AS tah"nthe large and eommolious house. Main 81 ,
i i"Im,rh occupied l., Joseph Nowln III door ah","
Messrs N'toahrd snt Thurmaus lardw store and OPP
pusic lir lopu u SeaN's Ding Store
nm No" tcr"'in large and well selected stock ct ERo
tlRlEN aud ~ ArLE DRY GOODS. bought exclusively for
sash and Which viii hc sold At prices that fail I" gNn
s'tNiarii"nIn all VII" tsvor with call As am de
itrmln" o. Il" huDncss the cash system, exua induce
mcnts " IL L., "nled buyers those dcsing
chang" trI-ctrutrS produce
stock nt No PERUVIAN GuANo always ON hand
l"Ai"nda particular the ed cuHumtR of the
hrm et \ Z levi. Formerly nihe Dry G"ods huancHs In
thi> riN L call we'll the public generally
- dts A. L. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
GEb j griffin, Postmastcr.
Enhint u IN m t.nnu iIy Of The nlona.
John G. MEhCiIAM y
Es Esysipsias, 80, ofuin, Kings Evil, Isiscr Iu-
a, mud Anll Klcmm

From frrueuit0R N,ytla"f of So Lonis. Ftb a. 1870
Dr AYiti e Il AZ" The psiagon "f all thnt IA grent
In m"d Gin" 1h,s tavc cur my l. daughter If nl'cfons
upnr hes n7pds nd ct that had proved nrrIac ter
years IL u=tt hallc'n long gricvansly afflicted with
hotrt' TER skin an in her hair Ait"r our
child tufct also tiled Pills aud they have cured
her ASA MORGHIDGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

u. 4 Z PETERS u youK btNin' sffN'k, tl,sCnBa
N. " CAMrBtIl, .'''"' btNIER oiki,
gDE CEHs. .CAMPHEs.I. y 90 ,Bn"Lrr.. 81
L Wall st, New York. buy and SCH unonrrent money
ohco ks, make roIc, all points -tn the M
ted Canada the purchase or SAFE
ri Stocks bonds I'D other securities Commiss"n anu
conduct the general banking business In all
Its departments -,
The firm In ynehburR Is Peters, 81 cnco Co, WHO wiz
give prompt attention bnsnc entrusted I" them
iulI dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

hENcAI. CAkD.--Anrr COasU1- l&E3R
~ iatirn With many of the leading Drnisis Nyv
OF this intry the snLj"et ut extracting A11YYYp
Il eth by the all ot electra iiy, which mode IA,
Nurcd hy If the at the profession, anu nav
ing self giNcni satisfactory trial of several weHks
iys.ts EOBERr EARLY.
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UNirED srAIl.s aiOrl.I.,

WASHINGTON D. C.
vUNIE undcrsguei respectfully mtoms his friends AMI hs
public generally hi, liori has been greatly unark
rd b, the addition nf twenty hNeia fn o's and thanhfS
have t lhdr
Hotel proper nablrA h,m al "h" make
I H. their hum wh. IN tbs Nj roputis that shai'
src"nd and Ilctsff" lie ho".s by s'r
attention the o his 10 merit 'huant {"
tie rarunagrs hh,raII, uion han hVr' tutuir
1hs tr only hotel h'ch charl IL han - ~ Fet day
div ]. q SMITH, Proprietor
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THoS. T.. GRIMAIDl,
FASHIONABLE BOOT Il SHOE Mako

q ~ II Tie tiIsehs SavInns Nahk
MAN NIHEII. LIACHBt 10, l.,
To wh"ra na~..ua,d, = ,hc premium Tor thr best
p"r 81 H""t-. ">hihitrd NJ ihc t0-t fui,,
l. II rs '-f H,.t uu hard and manufactures taar' N
u 4lcr. =rs.HN ,a.,,tV 81 LADIES and GENTLE. III
Mn W " MIl,h he y 4 warrant equal /" aas -
m't"ia I It ufh cunniy, rod nj WirrH Rsl low hnoi
|, ~ r, tlau ttHs ula"t rsrihlshprtt Ia iyUchhnrg
Ia s,hrts "t the iuhl, iaSor and at
tn sh'rt G TIA. hn thank i the lth, raj paiinnhe" here
inl-llN Inv -. Inn llnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
OUR FALL STOCK


NOR RENr-TIlAT ID D. - IL y !. r. -,
u RES DESCE, in Amherst, within short disiant" ni
the city, and emily occupied bv tte Rev Mr. 1Hre'
T House l. aud adj with all necessary ont
u repair with hne Gaurn. Oithdtd Grass
Lot. So Ac. Po-srs.i ii, given imn,i it"ly
IhaNr LOT upon the uppts Basin, with wnteriow
winch lease Ihr u wei Nitted
aiill ne the Lumber, Woal Coal business Ap
ply
2t dts JOHN y bANilibKNE
<.lOaKs: OtKS!:-SONETUINt: NEW
SrYIE--I have this day received t' af NEW Sly
CIpAKS. RAGEANDS AND ClRtt AR GIbAkS, which
are le, deiy elegant IL stole have seen lie
t- best ilnuss York and advised Ia ask lur"r
cent up ,n which all that wnni Tor thrn.
seeing tEcI viii they decidedly the
goods & uGerc Ia th' market
have ed another lot H. hani''m', mi IN
dee. ta, BbNNErS. se g - anI - Now Is the
TIM. rt cheap bcrrc the year. Come and
vill T. he p,as'i and = Ill lIHH.
had almost forgot in'ipu he Rac Brown. Flush aud
Beaver FLATS or girls aud IT as II variety and
ZErIlYR CAPES AND HOODS eirs and Ia y If any
aud size. :. i'N III )''N
nov ~ lt,l AtKye's Corner. l. u,hbrts Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

NxTRACT JAVA ACOPFEE.-averyh hne ar.
III ,icie,n extemnoraneous cup or Coffee made I"
nent. Just received BY STABLER JoNhS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
Ns;w FAMILY GROCERY,


oN VAfN SUEEGt,
Opnp,to tn the plug S,olc ui Sallrr Il Jones
'I}tlt ~ i=la#t} having removed hi1 c-nhl shm't nnl
1oa = fi8-si has ste,k. Offer tho mo os n>rc
"a ny = WHY Gl'ttIltS nny where tn hc bad Al n
sil al hae IN tlst ttN aud At plrcs 10 suit thu tnes
g. I'D Z ot ,'rhtri,s he has also Il NJ IL
liiA e. T.. e'ic hc Will sell low for Y e Inhi
"A f'qns' 80 / : l. aid cSaminr lar ilcr'..ivea
ia IL, II, SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
HO, FOR CHRISTMAS,
- hhNh

AS removed again hi old stand Main Street. after
III having fitted il up splendid style and filled II with the
most attractive and elegant assortment Of TOYS. CON
FECTIoNERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS &C. &c His
articles are all constitute the most extensive sss"r
meat of NOTIONS the children and delcaces for the Ia
10 oyor hafora offered in Lynchhurg dee 2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

SUPPER PU UOsPHATE OF LIME Mitchell
Croa sdales Bone Super Phosphate Of Lime prepared
from ground Bones Peruvian t'uano and oh' long ackn"
all the elements OF vigorous and
dnrabe stimuan sale by the subsrriber a' w"rpce
, rar,,v w. r. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

SALOON 1.-THE undersigned has the pleasure 10 an-
the citizens of ynchbnrg and the public IN gene
raj that he has opened fine FER BEER SALOON and
body with the best LAGrR o the
be aud prominent Brewery Of Phladclphs which is
ack X n low ledged @ hest in the United States
For family use will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer at
SI-the bottles to be returned Come and all
3.,I,. dts NJ, IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

<NCTORER 9th, ~ 5S.-NOW kEAD FOX
0DFxUIBITION AT J. A STIGLER cos. second
sup,y of FALL e. WINTER GOODS. consisting of Ladies
Dress Silks Mousns Mernos. Deherges of the latest
designs lao Ladies cloaks, Shs~ls, Hoop Skirts Hosiery
Gloves White Goods, and French Work in great variety
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

CHOEa! sHOEs!: kHOEs!'.-.gust opened
- at No large Of Ladies'. Miss aud Child
which will be sold cxccedingy oran Cal and
SUPPLY yourselves early. JOHN ABRAiAAs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17

B There soilsny ignorant ard worthless Qnarks
,.nc themselves physicians. and copying Dk JOHN
sros.. al, erts.met.s Shoe Mends Boat Rias Lamp Irn
n,s Gr Palry and CoHt'~7pie' ndto'' whose nV's
of the Noble Science Medicine have been spent In lie
lIcpai tapari'y styling themselves R3a'd,s az
at,d rhDaus imposing upnn the inexperienced ana nnsnS
pcnp trifns running tie health Of all unt"rns"
iy falling that pr Johnston deems II necessary
say uerially those unacquaned with hr r-puta'h
HAT hi. credentials diplomas always hang IN MS once
HIS REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown to
all othcrt Prepared life sp.iE in the great h'"lts
and ehrst in this eonn;rr and more extensive
pr,c,ic than any Other LII stefan In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-17
T EATnER.-A large lot OF Upper L""'hcr'

Il 4 inst received and for sale by - .
Is wv n ~ y ,,IH-.
S11EaWAN D.-Wnntrd TO ems.
"A plny for the ensui, year. good ana poP"af Diti
GOOD SALESMAN II character Nome need Apply. wh"
cannot come well ned for industry sor"y ana m
errty Adres. B." Post Office, Ly nchburg. AMI safe
ssi.ry 70 a. r,d " - Iicc 2l-dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

~ Even those who are in the enjoyment
of perfect health frequently have need to have re-
to tnnics as pTeyentlves of disease. We are
too well arn0Tad against the assaults of 1.-THE
ills thst flesh is heir to-. Such lnvIgorator they
may find in HOSrETTER'S BITTERS-a medi-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity te the system. AT this sed
son, particularly. the strongest man IS not proof
against the maiaTia. in certain sections OF tine
country. In all cases of fever and ague. the BlT-
tess ig more potent than any amount Of qninlne.
while the most dan ngeTous cases OF bilious lever
yield 10 its wonde fful properties. Those who have
tried tae medicine Will never use another: for any
of the aiiments which the HosTETTtR bITrBss
processes to subdue. To those who have not made
the exper riment, We cordially recommend an early
application 10 the BlTrgRs. whenever they
stricken BIZ diseases Of the dig gestive organs
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Old S,cindIsr.-James Wyman, the old man
charged with swindling the clerk al the ST.
Charles Hotel out of s35tl, was before the
Mayor yesterday for examination. The evil
dence proved that, on Wednesday last, he pre-
sented a draft on The Merchants Bank of Bal
timore for $4oa, to the cashier of the Bank OF
Virginia, to get il cashed-bur that he tailed to
get the money. 1t WAS also proved that ON the
night Of his arrest, he gave his name as james
Monroe, and invited Mr.. George K. Lyle to
visit him ut the Howard Hotel, in Baltimore.
AS he had not been guilty of a felony, because
he.failed il his design, he was remanded to
Jail in default of bail for his good behavior,
and TO answer an indictment by the next
Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
"a Great BargaIns-

RA Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS Il CO.'S,
No 14l. EAGLE SQUARE.
44 Brown SHIFTING. Heavy. at
~ Besehed - - at6d.
Super. - at 10 cents
The bestt4 everssold here, at l2tlcts.
Io p's Fast Col'd PRINTS, at 6is cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
50 rs FALkETIAS and DELAINES, at l21z cts.
Rich Paris pELA1SES, AT G2tts cts, worth 6n cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is Very RIch SILK ROBES, at S.35, worth S45
KID GLOVES. as GOOD as Alexanaer's. at rs cts.
Best l9-a cached SHEETINGS. at 2s cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
se l9-ts No. l4l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Good More.-Several responsible gen.lemen
in this city are about organizing company to
commence the manufacture of gunpowd der, so
as not to be req uired todepend upon the North
for that important article of trade. Such a
factory, il seems to rs, would soon become
profitable to the owners, inasmuch as they
made at the Dupont or Hazard mills, and
could sell it for about the same price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Flint Masksts, in this age of Improvement, is
but little better than fence rails, aud should be
thrown out of use n Virginia as speedily as
possible Many of the muskets belonging to the
State are fiints. and but for the bayonet upon
them an ordinary hoe or axe would be prefer
able weapon. If Virginia cannot draw from the
u S. Arsenal sufficient number Of Minnie
muskets, or something better, with which to
arm her solaiers, then she should establish an
armory of her own aud manufacture guns ht
for use Breach leaders, we have no doubt,
are far preferable 10 any other arms, and
should be sought for by the volunteers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

A Ssegsstion.--W Would il not be wise policy
to send To the Washington Museum the rope
with which old Brown was strangied, TO Jet
Giddings and Wilson and their kindred assas.
sins, sec the antidote for treason Gut up and
worn as charms around the necks of such
wretches. it might teach them the importance
OF their oaths and their duty as citizens OF
great Confederacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

The Ctr continues unusually quiet and now
that old OssawAtomie has given his tignf-rOpe
performanee, and gone further South 70 so-
iourn. the people will have nothing 70 Mil
about FOR sUme days TO come. HAD the 0io
rerrchate been treated g other venomous ser-
pel q. and been dispatched - soon ~ cAngnt
the whole country would have been greatly
hanedted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

rkoM kicns5d5| B. tdn NJ q
e sssss's;s sssss;.,ss. So ssI
- ss': &C.: &. e sss ;s 81
,;s:s; ss.:: =: z ''''' - .ssl.' = (: 81
rii4Sp ha 81 cdSrryy oNS III ! 49, q g
s..e = hichmond, Iciler f6v sale nj 3 All G.is T.
srd fs,S IS, ,cs'nsy shslt sx nstss ISsss 1iek
sssss.Iss s ~: ~ sss. e vasssa az /. 9s
ada Ia . a. ss.assa min. ssryss: e TIE LssS =
o tSe svps ypSmsss naa ~ aseessnsy % hn
f' II ;aaiss ~ s;f 3; q
esfed 4 Il = so;d as priysssIs s,sss :, 1fsssfss,e We
Der lssh lsss if NOT soid Sss.ss sss. b
Be- offered At public auction Pssssssios sisss ~
a;s;s:s' cash sESsr siiss; ss1sssssaa ~
COUNTY = W would ssii asmsii TH1Cf n
: - LAND n Powha,sa, biax On .Io4ss ceeek
liyst, Containing Is 4cssS a I az, are & csssics q
nhies :, I. !. creek IS sud Al q exe?lsnt snsI
simss 'e sss asls sas 7 ccess coss sss
ps :fa@as q ,ss ss:s :ss s..r i.
above, upcn WHICH coal pits hevs been exfSssivSIy
Ew.sd is,es Scot. .n"fs 81 M.sn|sx MxsSx 7, g
SsaH'.. sa sas near sso''.y!ls SSTSEs kIf ;i ,,o
fl ST ;ss .,.s,ss ny ff: /: iss :.s
ssssns s'sH s .Hs me s:s % q
Dan rlyers, a. the intersection 81 the swo n -
ns G nsss = sss e
s ~ heavily tmhered and the proceeds 81 IIs ssls
rative. The land Is Of the best susss ~ .s;ssse
sona'co anu other prodncts OF thus section Ia gono
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

STATUS OF NEPTUNR DtsCOyERED.-While
workmen were engaged in making al excava.
tion recently in the interior Of an apartment
of the Duke OF Clarence Tavern, Clapton.
England. they brought to light Q large statue
Of Neptune, about seven feet in height, cut in
Portland stone. The triumphant al titude which
it represents is peculiarly bold and striking
The god is represented in the act Of huriing
his trident with his right hand, while the LETT
grasps the tail of a large fish. It is thought to
be the work of some early italian ARTIST, TO
adcrn the grounds of a priory that once occu-
pied tine spot where 1t was found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
The Merchants Of this city, ia nteres ted In the

The Merchants Of this city, interested In the
subject OF direct trade, are TO have an adjourned
IL O'Clock to-day. Some Ct our ship owners
are now ready to put on . line of packets be-
tween this city and Liverpool, il they can be
assured Of support; and II the merchants are
ready to make the experiment of importing for
themselves, they will, therefore, have but lit
tie trouble in doing so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

CAPTURE or AN EMPTY SLAvER.-The Uni
ted States steamship Mohawk, Capt. Craven,
has towed into Key West the slave brig Cyg-
net. supposed to have been commanded BY
Cant. Gunnison, AN Engiishman. She was
taken by Captain Craven on the 18th Of No
yeuber. few miles frem Sagua. She bad goi
rid of her slaves within a few honvs Of her sei-
djcaied . hasty and recent abandonment. She
has been taken ia charge by the authorities,
and will be condemned and sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Disturbing Religious Warsh;p.-Edward F.
Barnett has been committed to Jail To await
an examination on charge of disturbing the
congregation worshipping at Wesley Chapel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
n The Great Virginia Remedy. and no
NFALLIBLE REMEDY
E6R CnN0RRutE AND ALL SECRET DIS

TUX JUNIIhHHtGA, AISU a sI1yitis1 Di.S
EASES.-Thls great American remedy, contain
ns no Mercuriai or Balsamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public. IN its Gu
the medical world are astonisled when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, ana
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, mas as
restored to perfeet health and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any case ef
[onorrhoa which the remedy will not cure. pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
the part of the patient, and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles. and using accordingly. in his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and IN
case of faiinre will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure. through his
agents; and cure win be effected without incon-
veneace to the patient Sold by
APPERSON T. DUPUY, Druggists.
Agents for the city of Richmond,
ana-6ms No. 201. Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

MIS- Hoicard's engagement is rapidly draw
ing 70 close. Those who have not visited
the Theatre this week have lost the opportuni-
" OF witnessingsome spirited acting, and of
nearing one OF the finest singers that we know
OF now upon the stage. Go io-night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Commuted.-GDv. Wise has commuted the
punishment OF JoE slave to ]. B. Wood, who
was convicted of the murder of Priscilla slave
to K +. Alvey. and sentenced to be hung on
the 18th inst, to transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Beals's Exhibition, at metropolitan Hall. can
he visited this afternoon by all who do not
wish to turn out at night. 1t is said to be well
worth seeing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

City Pipes.-It gives US great pleasure to
state that, at q meeting OF the Council Water
ing COMMITTEES, held yesterday afternoon, Jo-
sKPH r. AKDERsoH, Esq, OF the Tredegar
Works. Of this city, was awarded ths contracl /
for casting the iron pipes for the Water Works.
At two cents per pound. Northern founders
were competitors tor this Slu,0tU job, but the
COMMITTEES wisely determined TO have the work
done here, aud thus give announcement to
southern establishments. Mr.. Anderson, we
are sure, bas put the work too low 10 make il
profitable, but ii encouraged By Virginia and
the South, will soon be ready to compete sue
cessfuily with Northern establishments, as
Will all our mechanics aud manufacturers, il
will be, and sussains aud encourages them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

The Henrieo Troop, Capt. Dance, paraded yes.
terday, and made a handsome appearance as
they passed through this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

Virginia Gunrd.-The old settlers of Church
and Union Hills are to hold a meeting at
Springfield Hall next Tuesday night to take
the necessary steps for organizing a v0lunte teer
corps for home protection. The friends of
this movement design organizing after the
manner of the "HGme Guard of Richmond,
and will hold Themselves in readiness to do
active service whenever necessary. If a suffi-
cient number OF settled men can be induced to
join in this important move. the company will
uniform in homemade goods, draw arms from
the State, and drill regularly. OF course it
will not be expected of them TO play soldiers
on public occasions, by making freq pub
lie parades but each one will be required to
drill regularly, as to become efficient If they
should ever be needed. We invite the atten-
tion of the settled men of Church and Union
Hills TO the movement for a permanent mill
tary organization in their midst, with the be-
lief that every one Of them will enrol their
names.