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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-13
The Virginia EIecfinn.

The vote for Attorney General in Virginia is Off
cialy published. Eleven counties were not return
ed. In the remaining counties the vote was, for
Tucker, DEM 1854, for Preston, TX. N.Y. 65,-
03O The same counties, in 1865, voted as follows:
For WISE, (Dem.) 1851; for FLoURNOT, * N
7O,147. Majority now for TUCKER, S,642. MAORI
ty in 1865 for WISE, ,434. This shows Democrat
ic loss Of only 1872; after all the blowing over i'm
mense gains by the KnOWnothings.
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England and the War.

Lord Falmerston has issued bis address to the cleo
tors of Tveron, in which he says it will be one of
the great objects Of the government preserve for
their country the blessings of peace, aud to take
advantage of any favorable opportunity that may
present ITSELF to exert the moral influence of Great
Britain TO assist in restoring peace TO Europe.
The Globe is authorized to state that if any or
ders hsd been given for relaxing the naval prepare
items in the dock-yards, they must have emanated
from the late government, as no such orders have
been issued by the admiralty. Orders had just
been issued to build fifteen neS gun boats.
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The Patriot has an exceedingly amusing paragraph
on Gov. HARRIS letter to the naturalized citizens.
1t doesn't think it at all strange that Gen. ZoLLI-
should be asked his opinion Of the rights Of
naturalized citizens That they should turn TO him,
in the hour of their Distress is of course, natural
he had been such dear friend of theirs in 1855,
calling them psupers and criminals, under the in
fuence of the Pope, and unworthy to be trusted
with vote until they had waited twenty-one years
-pledgng the rest of his life to resistance to them
that it natural he should be asked his opinion
But Gov. HARRIS, who had resisted Know Nothing
lem from its inception and had canvassed the State
against it in 1856, denOunciogit on every stump
it amusss the Patriot that any portion of our nat
uralized citizens should lock upon him as friend
All should have turned to Gen. ZoLLICoFFER for
COUNSEL and should take shelter under the out
stretched wings Of the Patriot!
We hear on every corner that naturalizsd citi-
zens want to hear from Gen. ZoLLIcOFFER and the
Patriot OF the matter of WLBsrER's and EYERETTs
letters Let them hear!
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NOTICE.

order Of the Chancey Court Nashville at its May tern,
hD 1853. in the Of Prime Co. the Ohio Life Insu
rance and Trust Company WILL the 10Th day Of August
le5y sell to the highest bidder the Court yard gate, in said
city, sandry judgments rendered by said Court in favor Of said
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company mentioned in said
der, amounting. in the aggregate without interest about
SO0 which claims attached in s suit; Te Of sale
made known on day Of sale. JAMES WENTWORTH,
julyl2-ditSrwd Recever &c
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TYREE SPRINGS.

EIs fashionable and popular Watering Place has been put
in complete and thorough repair and will be opsnedor
the accommodation OF visitors and boarers the 4h inst
der the and management Of DR.. D. T. SCOTT whose
experience is well known.
The regular Stage line to Louisville place.
and extra line Of Coaches from the Railroad the Springs
will be put upon the road Immediately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-13

Will not some of our naturalized citizens address
note to the EDITORS of the Patriot and Banner,
asking them their opinions of the letters of WEB
sTER and EVERETT, published in our paper yester-
day? We can't get them to answer any thing about
those letters. We have no doubt that they will
treat sour nluralized fellow-oilizens more kindly
And we are very anxious to hear their opinion.
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b OOK s
Splendid Illustrated Edffion
or
COoPER's NOVELS.
lSsCED IN STTzE or UzzgePsSSxo x,ro.~~
AND
HeautafnlIy Illustrated srSth
dree Original Drawing

'S-~ AZ a ollL8 Or C6E tl7ls4dSSED ELFGasr
AND
beautifully Illustrated With
drea Original Drawing
4 +. o. c. BARLEY.
Eseusd on s@ AID Wood On t1s ooa7ief SUE 5s ,~,...,
saiaezt Ea0rarsrs N tie Country.
me fuosnes have the pleasure Of announcing hat hy viii
commences Feb !, Use the publication q an entirely pe ~
Of the novels of. EssInoaz CoorEa iiIusti win -
wood and SEnette drawings in Line and AEiao ~
o. C. DAR1ET This edition viii contain all the
nents and FevsOns, and will Reprinted nom tie most pcty
Orned type, in Grown Octave on beautiful cream tinted .als
daF paper Manufactured expressly for tbs edition. and elegantly
bound IN embossed eot with eVed edges, stamped IN guilt
upon the ride and back. from and appropriate aps
volume will be published monthly. Eash volume win contain
novel complete averaging about led pages, Pru1r
ExcLSyELT SUBSCRIPTIONS OSr DoLLAR a,D H..y pr
VoLUxE-
THE ENTIRE SERIES EMBRACES,
The Pioneers The HeiienmAEer, The Brave.
Last fhe MOheans The MOniEins, Miles WSl;is-aS,
The The SPY HomeEard Bound, The chainbsaTsr,
Mept otHisn-Ion- Home as Found, Safanstoe,
Wish, Precaruon TIE Rel skns
The Pilot, Mercedes IL CASTLE 1be slr-ts- -
The Prairie, Lionel Tineo1 Ia Ti--'
Ryandotte, The Two Admiras The Sea Lons
The Desrs'ave-, Wing and Wing Oak Openi5-s
fae tafahnder The Water WITCH The Ways q ne Horr
In elegance Of execution is promised that this edsn
Cooper shall excel any publication heretofore issued in this eou
try The size Of the pages win large and elegant; the pap
very SUPERIOR The 5pe clear and pere binding AM
sttracye all Of which, together the uaarroachabIe HAS
rations By DArleys engraved style great ooness val
render this series OF books elegance artistic finish and en-
psene te most perfect publication issued from heprsss
OF America.
- Three volumes-TE PIosrER, The RED ROvER and TIKI
LAsr or NomcASs, are zoss ready.
- Subscriptions received By
VT. BERRY & CO., PubIc Square.
june7 Agents for the Publishers.
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FEux, Dyscniery and ChOI-
era MOrbus.

all OF disorders Of the bowels in few hours.
1t is purely egvable and taken In any quany quite harmless
has cured hundreds Of Of ux after being
the Doctors. 1t is we'll remembered for the service render
ell when cholera prevailed Nashville. every printing
Office and mechanical business in te city, persons
found who have tes its efficacy 1t is prompt in its effects,
relieves pain instantly and at the tine the name surfaces
of the stomach and bowels shahed and protected against
this acred contents.
1t may be given tc the youngest child.
Price 50 cents Der bottle. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
juyI0 IA College Street Nashville.
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WHITE CoUNrY.-A letter from Sparta, to the
publishers, says:
'Tne prevailing opinion is. that Gov. Harris win
gain from so to 60 votes over and above his other
vote in this county. Prospects are more differing
for Democracy in this county now than ever kngWn
since the days of Jackson"
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University of Pennsylvania, PhiIa.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NTNETY-FoUarH SESSION, ns59-60

WILLIAM aIssoS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
SAMUEL JACKSON D.. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine
GEoRsE B. wooD ~ d. Professor Of Theory Practice
Medicine
HrGH L. HoDsE d. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children.
CARSON NJ d. Maisa Medioa and Phar
macy
RoBERT e. RosERs, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry.
JOsEPa LEIDY, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy.
HENRY H. SMITH, NJ. d Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM HuST NJ D., Demonstator of Anatomy.
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Through Tickets TO Beersheba
Springs via. McIimmViIIe.

TTVTIIs is the only route Beersheba Springs g8SND
that affords the facilities and convenience szstrs q.
of tn rough Tickets and through baggage, and
purchase Tickets at Memphis Grand Junction, Stevenson
Nashville and Beeseba SPRINGS back to all the above points,
and viii find their arrival at Meilpnyle RAMSEY MA
SON line Of dne Coaches readiness carry them without de-
lay To the Springs the distance of Is miles. superb and
safe road Ihistae JdHs 20 make tie connection.
The Accommodations at BcMinnve equal any the
STATE and those who wish refresh themselves this place
have the comfortable that every will Re pro-
videi for. RAMSEY 4 MASON.
july9-dIm
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INSTRUMENTATION.

REFRIGERATORS.
XKTE have just received few Of WinShip'S Self
w ventiiating ReGFigeratOrss for preserving
meats. fish. fruits, vegetables &c
This Refrigerator manufactured at New Hayen Conn., has
always looked upon the very made and has obtained
the premiums the Worlds Fair London and New York
Feather Busters Of all sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets,
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Truit Cans and Jars Of the mos. approved patterns;
Ice Breaker, Jelly Straners;
Gnngs Of various sizes;
Wash house aud Preserving Furnaces
TIE EUGENE, Imperial Clothes Hamper, made in the
Paris fashion.
juy9 MACKENZIE & MISCHIN.
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A AuclKss Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.

Maggie Mitchell, Waltz, 30 cents.
Aunt Jemina's Plaster. Comic song) 2S
SEeetsr than the breath q morning, song, Is
Star Of my soul 50
Sunrise, Schottish, 20
Popping in at pudding time, (oomic) IS
New Music received every and sent postage free 70 any
part q the country, receipt Of the marked price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-13

RY virtue OF decree OF Circuit Court Of United
States Nashville, in the OF Rhett & Robson,
james Peacock Others, will, the Goth day August
next at the Court Nashville, sell pubic vendue
to the highest all that t Of land which the said
Peacock now resides lying about miles from Nashville
the Noensyle Turnpike containing by esimaon thirty
and "a poles and which is handsome brick residence
with the usual outhouse other substantial permanent
The property will be sold free from the equity
of redemption The purchasers will be required give
security for the purchase four equal install
msnts payable twelve eighteen and tWentyfour
respectively with lien will be retained on
the land until the notes paid.
JACOB McGAVOCK,
julyI3 Clerk &c Of said Court. >.
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AS1ch Fancy BOMnctS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOR
TIE LADIES.
IN FULL Trimmed Fancy anl Hair, English Ss2Ep
A@1U Straw Bpnnes, Misses and Chillren's Y@A
Flats, Riding Hats and Millinery Goods, EA
than cost 10 extensive balance OF Gf.S
Summer Bonnets and Millinery. vi
Fine Plain Hair, full trimmed, with flowers. s. so
English Straws, do do from ? soto 90
COlored StraWs and Chips, full trimmed, 5Ot
Rich Creap and Blond, do 10 do 81 to 90
SILK AMI Straw Chip, do do do 90 toe %
Beautiful Imperial Chips do do do 10 90 to Il 90
do Mixed with Paris Lqces do OOto 10 %
300 Misses and Childrens Legho-n Flats and Rid
ing Hats, from. co to 90
Likegsea large stock Of Paris Flowers Points,
at low prices We and VIII close
stock this NORTH 50, new lasies, Immediately and
supply yourselves at and axe grand turnout the
Fourth Of July grand celebration this year.
Call Immediately for bargains
Z. WISE, Agent,
No. 46 UniOa Street, Up Stairs next door 10 the
iune2l Sta'e Bank Of Tennessee.
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Clinical Instruction given throughout the Session. in the
Medical Hail. by the Professors and at the Pennsylvania and
other Hospitals
The Dctng Rooms under the superintendent Of the Pro-
fsor Of Anatomy aud the DemonsaOr open from the mid
die Of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of Ban
dag &c open early in September aad throughout
sion, under the supervision Of the Professor Surgery.
Surgical Demonstration G. S. BISHOP, NJ. d.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor SIS, Sos
Naturalization Zee lpaid only,
Graduation Fee, 30
R. Z. ROGERS, NJ. D,
Dsau OF the Medical Faculty. University Building
T. r. DICK, JanitoT, University Building.
p S.-Board may b, had at So 50 to Sc per week.
julyl2-w3m
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DIR. Id. u. WRIGH,r

MAS taken the Demove Co.'S new Drug Stare
Union Block Of Cherry and Church Streets where
he can at all times be professionally consulted
hl3 d3n.
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The Lectures Of the Session sra 57iR on tie second A0da
Of October md close on tlelst Of March
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THE BONNER LEDG

THE BONNER LEDGER HAT.
FAVORITE HAT FOR TIE BEAU lODRE. for sale
"A by A. J. FRANCISCO,
Fashionable Halter,
juye-u No . Public Square
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
TEyE undersigned day dissolved by mutual consent
the partnership heretofore conducted the
WILLIAMSON CHATHAM, Alex nder williamson having sold
his entire interest in said JONI L. CHEAIHAm
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON, -
Nashville, July 6, 1859 ARCHER CHEATuAM.
Ca E2D.
TENB subscriber informs his friends ard the public generally,
that he has this d-y sold Out his entire Interest in the
Germ OF WILLIAMSON Crf ATTAIN, To JoHS l.. tHaAAS In
Withdrawing from the business he ud RESPECTFULLY tender his
Warme thanks TO az! his numerous friends who have liner
ally exteni thr patronage to the old concern and solicit
from them cUEliEuauCr Of The his
every respect entitled to the highest
Nashville, July 6, Icj9. ALEX AMBER WILLIAMSON.
NEW FIRM
FEIIIE Undersigned have this day themselves toge
under the firm o. ARCHER CHEATuAM & BEOTHER, for
the purpose Of tausactug and Wue Cigar and Toac
CO business similar every respect that carried by their
predecessors, Williamson Ci-aham hy aiten-
ton business patronage
orally extended to that
Nashville, July 6, 1879 ARCHER CHEATHAM,
julyS Il JOHN L. CHEATHAM.
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TIE FRENCET POCKET ETAT.

FINE FELT HAT entirely in design handsome shape,
and light and eyabe that you fold and carry
your pocket without Inconvenience only little larger
than cirgar case contains It. FRANCISCO,
juIv9-tf Public Square.
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DAILY So; TRI-wEEKLY So; WEEKLY 50
INVARIABLY II ADVANCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

AN EXPLOSION OF IwsLvE THOUSAND POUNDS OF
| PowDER.-On Friday morning last, the drying,
house OF the Austin Powder Co., situated near
! Akron, ILL.,, took fire and exploded with II coo
| pounds of powder. The Inhabitants rushed en-
described ty the Beacon Of that place. as follows
The drying houses had disappeared The spot
heIe it had stood WAS b'acksnsd hole the
ground no remnant oi the .truc ure on its site -
over an area of several hundre yards radius were
| strewn spiinters Of the am"st pulveii2ei lumbt r
a1d hundreds of broken empty ksss from tie
| wal ebouss. tree some eight or niue iucnes in
diamet twisted eff heigat of rerhaps fifteen
feet. one pulls a rose from he bu b. Another
large tree is said to have ai-appeargd-no trace of
trunk, hOughs stump or roots diseoverable. The
bu;ldiI gs in the ghoorhoOd tih-rs were none
nearj were all injured windows broken doors
unhinsei roofs hfIed a schooi-h use upon The hii
s,me torty rods eff We are tult, pretty much
demolished. The machine or Wheel-Diil of the
company uurooed. Happily nopers IN wa. hurt -
driving buggy and saw the building on fife lie
gave tue alarm. Of course and urged his horse
| and awaited the went. 1t was Ave minutes after
| The alarm before the explosion One who y as
an oher. at distance OF not more than an hundred
yards frora the drying house, did not hear the
alarm ais barrels did not expl de, and he suffered
no serious injury. lie remarked 10 Us half hour
aftt tn xplnsloa that'.hi head acbed some"
Coz. kdgerton got across the creek at distance
of comparative ,afety before the explosion. lie d :
scribes the sight I'd magnificent Another persou
no Witnessed il from the hiil says the UMBRELLA
like canopy of smoke and fragments lurid with
The glare vi the flash WAS he thought about five
acres in extent NicS. Fox was ut work il the dry
ing house when the alarm WAS given He raa out
in his Stockings discovered the fire and started
upon the run. Then finding it rough travelling,
he halted, in quan tary whether to take the
charres aod 90 back Tor his boas ut npaiiy con-
C uded IN put on. and did 50. Luce. who was push
ing two baIYsis of powder OF barrow a. tie tim.
Of the exp os'on kad the presenc- of III nj TO Inn
aud step the Inschiuery OF III. wheel mill, which
wa. IN motion, and ia which full charge be-
ing puivariZzd under the large crushing iron
wheels. The building being unroc'ed, the frag-
10 ept, of wood &c fall into the chanaei trough
wheIe the materials were being crushed, causing.
of course, most imminent danger of another ex
nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
SERIOUS NulsAscE The residents of

Marshall street. FROM 23 to 29sh, not only iu'
conveDiencel but greatly annoyed, by the congre
eating of negroes, every Sunday, 10 play bali,
pitch cents. and hoop aud yell Ike Wild Indians
As this Infested district is beyond the corp0ratlou
iiue aud the couaty justices have failed thus iaI
ru take steps 70 abate the nuisance, We know u
uo other mode of getting rid of il than for the
residents If the neighborhood to catch the ofen'
ders ard punish them sonndly. Ladies', in passing
the locality mentioned, are compelled TO hear tbt
most obscene remarks made by these negroes
while sick members of families had as we'll be IL
Bediaun for that one day. IL the county au'hori'
ties fail to act Suajsy, let tho ctlZens them
take the matter in gheir own hands aud correc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

FURTHER PROM IIAy1I - SolougaeS Golden C5o,ea
letter from Hayti, after giving AL account of
the Inauguration Of Ga fiji ard, the new Presden. of
Hayti, says:
he most distinctive mark Of the overthrowu aris
'oCracy, ihe 90 d=u 'rOwD, t.r whose nu ac tul
the peop'e exprn@e somuch labor q ID ciood--fhat
crowu which, in the hand of the nation, cus he 10
s.Tve to its rower bnt VII ch turned to the ns;a Ia
ton Of dfsoot. aud be cOmDe property of i. NO
| ra tmaC-fhat crown H6s aia oa tue sabie o. he
pr PRESIDENT + the sena e. The peol lie ask, d thrm-
selves "hat rs going to take place and the sincere
friends OF liberty eLd the JeyolutiCn and ihe true
patriets, those who uIon ieTf CT it's woIk
OF restoration by reivuess, mag animiy and per
suason oegGn to fear that to the innu Surailoa Of
the reign of the law, the worthy chief IF the nation
wt u d aot have tn. idea OF destroying waat was
overthrown. But that lear speedily isspa.e
Tor atnfrad rising up, (and al: tue reopie also,l
made ell OFT add ress 10 plain how the symbolic
decali a'ion OF the monarchy iii Hayti instead Of
being An acf ofyantaism, OF ie.truction unworthy
OF the republic, is moral. deiics and sublime des
tructioD ofa regime which WAS iBc0mpati0ie Ttth
the manners, character and the Lationa ity ri
'hs UaYtiens, and taking little ir"n hat2mer, he
strucs three mes on the awful emblem of tyranny
that no had oyertErown.
Soiorqua as, at last accounts lying sick at Ia
macs, md his advanced age renders his recovery
im possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
sas- HAsrsnoaRp's CuRr-ALL--
TIE GHEAy Tim ANNILiILATOR
AND REMEDY EOk DYSPEPSIA, WEAK tTON
hnII AEU WEAK ROW EIs

hCj AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By A CHEMIST
Bottles q. q and % cents aud one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DlGCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
uAETSI02NES CuRE-aLL should be kept in
all families 10 Of accidents sudden SICK ness
~ frequently ia less time than il rec uires 10
get "a physician.
Il cors pain in suy part Of tesy stem and Is used
extarLaliy sud internally
Ii hskEsHORNRr CURE-ALi. cures RhesIn atisun
EtuTAlgiA and Ch,i1aips
HAL CUKEA ALL cures Cramps Collie.
Pains IA she Stomach or Bowels.
HAa tsiiUENk'S CURkA cures Pains In the
Limits e.ae htek, Breast, Teeth ard 2ars.
UAETeHpRSE'S CUkE-ALL cures Sprains
btnlhss. = aids Baras and Frosted Feet.
u ATS II JkNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains la the
Pest sad FselliDq u The Joints
hskf1UOHkk'S CURE. ALL cures ptiff Neck
Ireu' tod end gne Is the Ereast
hAhfsHuEhE'5 CUkBALLis il good for Dyspefr
el5, Weak stn,na b aud Bogels
/, heueser }Gn have Pais ute the CUaEALL ~
~ ~ s5ts npoh ths Nerves. Musles, sinews Blood and
AYh = Smd. by 10 warming o.ec mag gnetic power
frv Il N'S "i"o
4, ~ aLose medieines % be had at all Drug stcres
Y y ntehHGn*, Noti..b PeteIsLurg and eli towns in
'os'I'A oc IS-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

THoUGHqFUL Lass E.-Euring the late
cold spell, lady. ia passing along the street, met
little girl trudging along saref,oted, and sup
posing that she must bs suffering from the colo,
asked why she d.d not wear her shoes. "on, re
piled the child with aress sincerity, Il have bn'
one pair. and those keep TO wear to church oD
Sunday" By this, We hope. the little creature
has the second pair for avery days wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01
So ThE GBEAF VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HUGBJG.-

IE1htsS ANF hlLlSLE II hSaEO1 run otNOh-
RdEA, And ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy containing 40 Nler'
curial or Batsamic properties. excels every thing
ratiye aad Tenoyatirg powers; and the medical
world are sstopishei when told that the above re-
medy will { ire the above Diseases aAd coniounded
waen they have occuiaI demonstration ot the facts
But ih" proprietor, who bas Known of tie remedy
for tweuty odd years. has Anown Ot case OF twentJ
years standing be restored to perfect health anG
all other of AorJer duration, TO be restored
without a single Jon, and therefore challenges
cure, r Jgited the directions are carried out with
pradeHce on ttc part NJ the patient anu 10 any one
Purchasing Aulf Dozen bottles aud using accord
inyiy, III his or her csse lie guarantees perfect
cure; and ia Of ialurs, VIII fu nish additional
medicine. free OF charge, to co,nglete the cure
tarUGgn Ats agents; and Gu Viii De effected with
Gus inconvenience 20 thf patient. sod by
aRuBBS L APPER~OS, Druggists,
Agents fJT The city vi kichmtrd,
de 10 ems No. 2ol Broad 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-01

NOTICE TO ONE AND ALL.-DAR-
1N RACOTT, HARRIS It co. have determine d
from this date until the close of the season, to sell
their winter stock At unusual Low PRICEs. pree Iip2
to have mOnev rather than the geo e. oven If they
have to sacrifice their profit; snd having on hand
large stock OF Clats OF every stg le and price
together with FIhe Black Dress quits, Fusipess
Suits all prices, Fancy Velvet Vests. do SILK and
Cashmere Fancy and Rack Cassimere Pants, a
large of Boys Cothing. all of which " i'll
be sold on such Terms that those in want will be
comreiiei to buy Call. il yen want any thing in
the Clothing line really CHEAP at
DARhACUrr, harris Il CO.'S,
No liz Main street,