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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26
E@ BURnow RELIABLE MEDICINE
THE MOST EXALTED r MEDY IN THE

Has cured. and is DOW daily effscting the most
extraordinary Of diseases, to which humanity
is afflicted thousands, who were hitherto suffering
the most inveterate diseases, and which were
deemed hey ond the skill OF medicne, have been
wonderfully restored to health, By the use of this
Fl 5rny greet T,e5m1Hefdy' Fer sIRoEuhA HHkUMA-
-CROFUL' Us AFFECTI tNS. and for all diseases
resulting from impttrty Of the blood. 1t is unsurpass-
Ell by any medicine In me'.lca science.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach.
an3 strengthening and renovating every organ of
the human system, it necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
rlONs. GENERAL DEB sLITY, ERUPTlnhs 5
On THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUk.
and ell 9th. diseases which well known to ex-
list from the above causes All that is asked is O.
air trial. whch will assuredly convince auy one OF
the il com parable efficacy OF this remar kabe pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which it ia re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptive circular. Prepared BY
W BURROW 4 co,
Practical and Ansly tical Che nlists
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond By Purcell, Ladd Co
DR. W Garlick, Waring x Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH Is m
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IHk sIcKLEs TRlAt.-A corresponds Mt of the PHI
ladelphia Bulletin says:
Mr.. Sickles has employed an experienced corps
OF Photographic writer's to report his trial verba
tim for publication in pamphlet form. 1t will
comprise history ofthe lives of Key and SickIes
up TO the day of the tragedy. The plan of the
ptosecution-i nave 1T from unquestionable su.
thority-will be for the District Attorney 10 frat
prove the killing of Mr.. Key, aud then rest the
case. Ine defence will then be, most probably to
make the crime iustiable, and to do this evidence
CT character viii be admitted, involving the cir
cumsfance OF the Illicit connection, which will
subject witnesses to rigid cross.examination -
Ii Will then be incumbent on the prosecution to
Introduce evidence touching the character of the
defendant.
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CREAM ALE! CREAM ALEl

~ just receiving per steamer, 100 half and n
whole barrels OF the above article. which oter to
the city sDd country trade. at q reduced price.
Massey Il Collins superior CREAM ALE warranted
the best in MAJ ket. am selling s. 80 per bbl
us per = do
Another brand of Northern Ale. 8 30 per bbl
Do do do DO ....... 3 Is per u do
Auy orders given to my drivers or sent by mail,
will b. thankfully received and have prompt at
t-Bfion FRANCIS DUSCH.
mh zi-2w 30s Broad street Richmond. Va.
ThE ATTENTION of the public is re-
spectfuliy called 10 the folio wing articles left
al ny ore for prirGte sale, by family that have
broken up house keeping:
Rosewood Divans, covered with red Velvet,
Large Mahogany sideboard,
, nsfble Top Aehogany Side Tables
Mahogany Centre Tables,
arge, full, Feather Bed.
Large. Fine Mirror,
Mahogany Hat Rack.
And -uudry other articles. An early call will
secure bargains. L COOK,
NH Its Adctioneer.
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VIRGINIA: At kules held i'm the
Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court of the Ci,v
of Richmond on the first Monday in March. iSs5
{it being the 7,h day of the monthly
Taylor, Pitt
d1dinSt
AC Tyler. the drawer, and John II CITY FIN DEsr.
Ter, the endorser of protested nego-
table note, Dts.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the defend
ants one hunsre and two dollars and eighty-six
cents, with interest thereon to be computed after
the rate OF six per centum per annum from the Tth
day of February, 1859 till payment; and afi vii
having been mae and flied that the above named.
defendant, q Tyler, il anonresidept of this Com.
monweath, the said defendant, q Tyler, is mott.
ton hereof AMI do what is necessary to project his
interest in this srt.
A Copy-Tes.e, JAMES ELLETT
NH 12-IAw4WS Clerk
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TIE LATE BURGLARIEs.-The police
have long been satisfied that most Of the house
breaking carried on in the city was the work Of
the gang of young outlaws now confned In jail,
and under that belief some members of the uirht
department are steadily at work endeavoring to
get sufficient evidence to fix the acts upon some Of
them. Private Franklin, We notice, has been
quite active in the search, and besides tracking
knife, stolen from Sutherland when his store was
robbed, to Robert Heath, has also discovered
gold pencil, doubtless stolen from Woodhouss
when his store was robbed, to the same party.
The burglars, in disposing Of their piuuder, no
doubt had partners who carried the goods MP the
river and this fact of itself may yet lead to their
discovery and punishment.
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sE~ HARTSHoRHE' AHrT-Brrrous PJrus

are tie safest aud hest puYsstve Pills in use TheY
sCt upon the Liver, stomach aud Bowels carving
oi ali bile Snd every foul secretion. They don't
S5pe. are easy 10 their operation aud can be taken
; sBy ttme without fear Of poSure. They remove
Gods rom the sTstell and prevent RheUmati atisIh-
u you saIeF with any pain. use HAkTSH0ESE'S
GtHEALls, the great PAIN ANNItILATOR II
y2T hsye . cough, uss HAhTSHORNE'S COUGH
world. ~
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C ls-6m
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Mu6ang au6 metMem Gaaebu6e.
BenIerfenSmertbelte Ruren.

@Seat Bdu6, Nc. " 9. SDarpar., rvurbe Ban fmr,,4.u "a
t&te, 9terSDittdt unb uuDsr6Gpl 6nett aetsfIt,
2Bti: Z. NtInns0, @sq, gtp. 1S Sf 6~apttffRr., vutbs sea
SbwdGe pS ednten Gpffnts ee9etit; Vt 70"
Setneas $: 0sGpan1 Dn sfsw. gUrt ga, wurbe sVr t7ias,
msO. gRas. OHM, DO. 80 G mfr, son gerROpfuna unb er
trsnter SGpG1e;t ~" "N
Srina 6sreaa. pom WHi&weuune bes SauSse unb Der csgi,
Der, NahtfhDetb Erb 6agen; w ~Nt
TEN Butte; '"' = iHN%
N9. 2. hilbert Nc g Sao,gaeaar., GaItsaOrs. son gss.
persia, Acknowledgement Ma ( @Dtabe(: 1S
Die SFQg DDn s, 3. ov}, Np. As NsGarnse nrr spissn.ao
unb nerSSEe~ GnupGdse. @@PtPFa
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@r OefMemfe na1 Ser Oeimat6 I

Ass'as gaasIt, IFst ps 1egtHt, tur 1 BITS 2 DpaGrs.-
essangs.9o mp:~ smpFstIt It'd our prOmptsn unb
ltWtrn UeforpsInng BON y d6eten dler Dirt (bts su so Wtunb
@ert3D mtt ieSsm pOa bier a~bgsbenben . SfbGmpf
aap trstao stnsns 0rts Der 9oelt. sorsnslt6 mad Dsutfas
ldnDt Erantreth unb Der 9 d 10 ia, franE!rt Bio aur
Setsmmdne, Ober u~nfranttrt, aeaen 9arantte un6 Sdetn.
Gerner wsrOen @elbaus8attMneen an trgsmS cine
Aerete s5ea DaptG fret tins 9ans SW lttfern brett per @ofbdms
pier befer8t uno SrtgtnaisQ atttung eeItefsrt. - q a taae e
Stlists 9on Sremen na2 bier uHb amsefe9rt, fur BITE
Orennes Yoteanptl@ihe tebeH WHndt Dn bier. gDedfeI. frs
eIett SGpl6ar. auf uebr aIs 800 Stable zen europa a~usaeaeat.
Napsrs Austanft sbfr 1rstiss 8afenOunssn II. {. ~. srpdIt
0tatbant 8anl, New-gpt Def. @breft tit. II
Yph.OfFss, 8Cr 9s. s70i NsU-yOrf. Ds,S.
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GS tpuroe oann noh Der San be, Wfrs Bar'
lo"S 0or9encnlrlea, Die fiA lelblt idnlot8 Bee
farlte, am Sonntao 2iquor U~ertauft gu baben.
0fidter Price @ut, Mabame, Die @ourt
TRAIT tie um 800 unO Die Soften. Damen
mii1en oas @efee 10 gut reIpeftiren wie N3an'
ner. SIN Nteoerboluu88falle miro Gle bic
Court UNI 800 uno bic Soften ~ltrafer*
Rtdster YrIce pertaBte bann Die Court bts
3utl alloern Vormittag 10 llbr, uadrenl er bic
3eu8en 8e8en @crrie uno Crops gu piinftlI
dem @rIhetnen aufgefDroert.
60 @pn3ert. Seute MbCnb UGrip>9p1-
Sert", nater 2eitung II. DIRECTION be8 9errn Is.
vert d IN Der Nrbettrrs5aae, So, 5 9. Sres
bsrtfltr. Mae Wuitfreuupe MAIDEN mir barauf
aufmarfnm.
G-p a a 9 e,na6 Bremen auf ben neuen
Yp1foamffldtfen Der 8remer 2tnie, p9iOrboeutlher
Elo96 farm ~ieDer3eit in Der Sftte 0e6 nQSeder"
aef oTetrt nelben. NGberes bela9t Die Nn5etse in
elrer altperem Gpalte. SetI5<8
49, = ugen 9 h6ntng'8 au89esetds
aetsn S@weDff4 BITTER, 3u6erettet aus G9tRartabe
en- nntrI9l.t4ss Ntitte!, 8eatn Qe5erbefQDerbeu @eibfu&t
ossPspits, RaesfheHttatett, aerpeni4wd9s, aaHma, NsFps'
A4Ben snsftebSasea aranflettea, TT 81 80 Gents 6te 5Iaf8 rjs
otTtaufsn IN er SfFse bss 2Dsder6.
2S Or, % paDne8 3ufamlaenaeIebte
eetlt DOrtrefli1 tartadGteen 6aiten, Gr
taltuaBea, 8iutlpeteu, Observation-Disclosures, Qesertefdpers
zen, GtSsln ano Mufaet9sn IN ber Rehfs, 8ur3atb1n efeit Inb
otedbaitsn, tomts dae Rranlttiten BEG 9atfee unt Ser Re5le
aGtert ps Biut. SIN Wr0B. rnb RletnpertaRf ~ 5aSen in
fr ORTee bR6 sl5fder@ au 81 Ter Sidf6e
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inS stnes Der ; ten unp erfOleteiafeu aranesmttteI ssr
eniranfbetten, Sie fnb nab benz glecept zines beri,bntsn,
6ei1ttten Nrttes %pr6pdrirt rnb gang barmIrler Nofur. AM.
retAe 3eE CUTIE Opn relpestablea perioner beEnbem ~ ~ J = y
ben Dsr Gt8sntbaner. Sic DsToeu hur8 Bic eon,s Ifnien ssr
dnsn e6tbaren N~ppttetern s~sgtapft unb tub Bier ii BoItiunr
gu baSsn bet Getp. 9aMce, Ap. A0S goitin;Crear ans en-.
FER unb Co. eds BON &barles- unb prdttar.
0tsis wsUtI Eetbsn eeeeR @~taltnbuHa pcn ~ an IN
Iafaien. an bic SsfEuerstatt Der pRR ~perfaubt.
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BasbinafDu, ., 6

@asbinafDu, ., 6
Spcnls nn6 S5nt3rrnuesstol GUnserr
nntfr9s i4 meter rnGb 1T ietaeu 6reunbsn fente ben @ubltesn
~Gbegbaupt b,fannt, aos ct mebriettt8en 4ufOrDerMngen ~
%esnassn, . ZEN ia ben IL. 9auuar. eu erOses
S0co( unb JuItrunentlle CONCERT,
inter WlttDtrfGng btr bsRea muffaIti6en arafte ~GDaIbtn8'
fallen piFb.
G 03a9 benz Ger3ert o8aG"
-, BET 9utbsfss'em 0raeRer.
5an3-1t 3, GBrtftaa.
Walbiu9ton 3. 6.
WIdOdnte G%le0nOre Sebtcn
enpRebit ttr nu ein8ert&tetes goarbiuebaus
@rite StraBe, Jtcrtb Gde Der BsStraBe
Dem @apttO1 Sseentibsr, sanl in Der 3ate Sts Gtisrbabu.0e'
pots, tbrtn 6reunben unp Sefdt nt.n, iDmts benz Nubnfsnt int
aa8emetnen. GrsuaoliGe mBblirte 8tnner unS suite 6pft Rnb
te,e ttutg ju BADEN, GG8t0arbsr werbea fbeafaas aneenVme
nlen. oest4.1mt
M. l.. Killers, Guropaii0e GrpreB.
John J. 3. Lerch, N.ent
~bef5rbert lar rs gents Dotste Ssn 0epegOrf aus nab iraenb
etRsfn Seetle DentiaIanbS, 5rdafrei@6. @n8lanbs, cer Sdmes
y I. ~. S3thsf6etne, Ge3fsl UNI &ussaRlun8en wegbsn bill.
0a6.3mt SOtu 8. 3 eer&, asent,
XeOers, 2ettenz rnn SAnb= 6tnbiug8zStDre
Iprn Setn s. y .NerG 81 500, Is, Ctr. nabe ga, ST.
So ertaa5e nttr ben S6abma3ern BON QDafsinstOa unO
SeRlea. eebsr, Rats eeber, ginning n. {. ~, 9ciaens NIB
squbs ~5tn6tnea %1Orratbte babe anb s%aapfe6le btfcnbere metae
ottefsl-. SatterS- unb S6ubsupperS, rslte t8 i'm @fsBsn
Ino 8letuen Serfaufe. S1bu 8. q. Qer0.
9sj6,3mt SO. 508, II. Str, n0be IA. &aenue.
u Nrfnfann. WGfftnGtGn. 81. 5sDrtI,
S WirtbIdoft 4zp
@%A aun1 E5ES
S&S& SdDtfDl.O drfeII. @Aa
Dts unterjH&netea trIauben fa een beuti&en 9ubHtum
tie @n3ei8e az MAIDEN, bag fe Obeneeiauute 9~Dribfbaft neu
e%tn9ertbtst bdben Uao fsr5 ke befen @sssdate, ipnie audb
Spetfen itber art kerett 4aIten.
So @etisn6e, iSDte aud SUarrsrs Tnbea TETS eute5 Id.
tertpmmen.
8pp20.tI NGm1nu. un6 5huefL
Joseph Gerhardt's.
,.GernrGui0 &Otei"
$40. BAG @eStgaBe, apiiAea A unb Ste @traBe,
Q6a ftngtDn, SO
0tefrn Oeutf6eu @afbCf empfebIt Der untsraetfnete
TsgeT tetner Gutln Sass 8erabe an Der @traee, relbe rom
SlI'tItpTe Oeppt tn ben Gentralpuntt Der Stabt tGbrt. Nedte
Bute Speiie1 ub @etr6ntet gut aBbltrte tet,bare Simmer, TO-
ME ialts unb parne 8abtr, nebt ttGteer aufear Hn8, uerben
Die gee, rten &efH3er Rets Rnbea.
M9gt1 S SefeRt @er tdrbt, Gtseutbdmsr,
Charles Walter.
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GNnMcMy6
Magical Pain Extractor.

""SA|@A L LIZ AAtAdIGO1%
NtEnnIS TT cine G~nsse61ng tn Der 9eatertal MsbBtni {
nta9t %tpgrben, pOearG Der GGmer3 10 fd&ea .eatat 10 g.
nnb no Gpetle In aorer @utjaasune 70 raid tn tbteu notds :
Ito II 3ufanb 3urGt8ebroGt pter Wunten unb @ef@piire
. CufCmmsn 8ebetlt perbeu unb 6abtt tetae g1aTben Dber inn.
atetn S99bsn, suradse!afen, al5 bprd DaHsp's magtf9e
S&nerJ. 0ertl0sr.
= Bel SGntttea, g8GRbtn, Derrsnfunesn unb Bra fGen -
. allen, Geren Rtabet tauer unterwGrFen fRb - TT BIZ Nir.
ttun6 IS d@teu Dalsp' ,Gen S9nisrB.@er4t sers INNER BIZ.
telbe! gDte btel GGmefBen Ane QstteI f0hnten ntbt sarn
Itefs8 Wtttel Serbtn0e t msrben. So fetBf tds 9sbG ~ bauet
gt bagca db, bb Der 6&te Daaes-&rtrse 81 Bet ber banb it,
Bebent btn8uNetfen mir erIaube nm far belen ggabrGs}t ID
mid DerGatwprtItG bdlte.
Rein Gau BET BetbrenHun8en unb Berbrlbrngen mag eE
t%rn6snhen, anb bsiIenhsa @t9eHf&afea UPa Da4s5's G@msr
3enSsBert lGsr Ht erftauben,
D%erfstbet f nur d&t, wenn BITE G4a9tel eth in Stabl ssaO.
1sne6 @ttaaette nit ber 9'8natnr con G. q. g btGSue
ano y o, &t5eutpatnsr, NIB 3 snr9 O.nIIep, 6dbrtten
bat.
Trets 26 Cts. FIR Bite 5&adtel.
@- Der &e6te rtrb ~Serauft Gtt g cts g. 3nnc, ~ Z
los, 2DGf-Bditirprefr ,Oft4-S
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Ieiorn nL6 Gsei(tniffel.

QBzm.S. 1liTnan's a&tt 5euna.8eieen fSnnen oen'
RopfgeD nnS aQe anGsra, aus elmer nner6nuaa eeJ 8er6on
nr8sf9rens entfan6snen &~rantbsttea si%npfcblen, rtres!h
&us[&liest@ ~Ptaparirt ron 9Dm. S. g Imam, GtentT Il
ggaibtn8tcn unb III bGten III Baltimore fir % ets. DE
Cd aGtsE beis
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WGar&EpeI1e.

ny arESpeI1e.
1ltobBly per SAL. 52-53 Gts.
y ntssrt bette 10pen % 9enhs per %, 9labss 1870, Rpl
90 sn n, Ser 3afbeI z5-lgo. III
GFader, 5 @ents per pfunb.
@rbfen, $3.50 Ser Sad e 8uI6.)
Eebe n $50 Gents per pfan6.
STD { gtaaareI. SO. .$t6-16 5O;psr leo gaab :RSS,
S$SS1f4fnsss aaSr. $y'75r5l; 5 y fttS ' sa,5o& 83ss !; as.
Fdnts,tt soa 25-45 per 8p,; S3aO. per 8SS 'sff2
l. Stodftl@y per 100 Dfuab $2I50-3.
I5rn@ts. 0abtt&O @anbtla, petSl&. Is cts, bartf6.
5S12@ aettHtn, $225-25 80 PER Dor; paftsI1,
Is SIS; : tfreasn, .s275; Stranger, sf,77oEs,sG
S'SS@ adm,r g g'sn.Srt IN SaS SO per e. # Meltsn SO Oatu,
IRasfatblaIbe5 6-55 Gsnts. y" Viva
Sst!Stos. 9stssa, r'tSsr 400 -125, Wstssr gutter 1875
Earn, pstsss 74-75, nsuss pei6es IS, sslbes s5-SS 6.
Befsr, 9trs. UNI gtarat. 40-l4. gea9f. 46-48 @ts.
9 as asSsS gstus asasSs; 70 S 81 gf gsaaa s5 g d
S9ps, per Gonne S3,75-A.
g nj amssstHiaatfasr. per aOnas sll2--15O, mauiaa per
pfun6 ~ 0tS, rnfff6er Dr Gpans $500.
SSsstef { per ~ s I. ,a Cts 19fss 9-a1, sstrSSdas:s 14-l6 6
2opfea, nsuer per plumb 7-8 Cts,
R0fe, per pfuno @-9% Gents --
IT aFt0 LteIn gssresr pes 2aihsa $3.50 Gtss sepHbuGt9s
S0e!sn Istas 5%orf5ars per gonns $3.50, Ran Of TIE getus
84,35. aattraette fur 5ta6fsebroaS s5,oO@S5'2 Is, aO9t6-
o nno zSstsal3ers gnO getttmOFs ~GOnipasats s5,25 $50.
9aoa 1a PA assaasra d2-12H 81.
a5-27 { Sts sG aOas s Ultima ar I 80 vs. g. g., s gns5;rS Ss stsa
lsnieaer 2!-29 @ts, Gtts WeI4tr2, f6uars 3O-32 gts
.5eu $3.50, 3aEbfsGe bas Dusenb sf2-20
Sthte., NbaInGnttae per +F 18M-t 6, 6emtf5e 5psrr1
$50 Cts, Sperm 39-4 &ts, MeuIb Caeapfens) SEeHm
lis &ts, DO &itp is Cts
Wspl5 2oDarettr. 9ieues per TaB S.. 5 Sits GftGs $3.50
Wttao GRt1 $500, 3prarbfr. Grtra $685., 9th
&rtrS $o-b12N, 3aItC. Gemils $3.50, 8dltp. @rtra S6.
o0t H988sn $4.W. &DrnmepI DaIttmU. per 400 pfunb "a.
%, G0untp "a. T
MG!B per Buffet s.
MDlaffea, gteu.SrlennS fair bs prtma per 0alOue 3-
p R. stss 9a aS 2s-25 SIS, genssObabU 25-26 ets, porto
9.ebsn . afs . . @tnOpisb per 100 Plumb s6,57--75e
Sbpstae $6.75-7U 10, S9dafe $2-3.2,.
9rSptItp1en Beef per 100 $F Sl4-15, N9e6.Qorf S17.
% @eraaAette3 6dnetneaetfn: Coulter Ser D. ~
no ~ Gts, Settsr 9M-9H Gts, Sdtntsn l0M-13G.
An9eFgn9ertss. } &petaeaetl6 S&ulter 3 gfs, Set.
ten 83afs. 4o 10 Gt5. bele GSrte II Cts.
F2tr1s, Ne88en pes Epnne $10-I2, gBatsen IS.
GtGrte, per SP So Bis 616 Cts.
3Gf8, per " 10M Gts.
GtiG otb9fd0 en-, $t.50-i.75
ga 6d i. per $F AZ Sis SO gtS. .
s3btStep ettp ma6 2anb per @aGOne 2Sk9 Sbtu 25M &
% d 8 per FF 80 hts 81 Cts. ~~T2
onGer, gep- Orksans per 100 tF 1925 bs goo Dcrtr
sHtce, 1880 Cuba $3.50, @afFnirter 8uder aebt IN
ben Scri9ieoeHsH sor16sn NOn N ots 1915 fe mad SuaI
WetDnacbtSs Muo Wemiabr8zS e1cbcaFe
fur Oeutlhlanb
@uf'rdes fur 3~siorSung BON Yadeten unb @elbaus,abluu.
eea mao irasnD etnem Ort tn DeutI&lGnb, Beiaien unb ber
5pwet5 fuf W5stpadaten pber Neuiabr behimmt, lDerben spr
HnteraeI@nsttn eif9eBen Senpmuen un6 fir cas- reGtacftta,
gtntssfsH 8aranrrt, ipbGls fDlAe BITS gum 80. 9DDbr. ml
"R6s5tpenu weroen- d. H. 9 mtbt
NDDIIsN -AM SIR az 80 nrkh HnnR-SE FL
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gDetbnacbtSa mno Wenia5rSzO e7cbcnFe
fir Oeutlhlonb

1affrass tnr ~gsiorSnng BON pddsten unb 0eIbaus,abiun.
gen na9. tT9enD etnen1 Ort tn Deutl@I0nb, Beiaien unb Der
cores tus gostpnd9ten ober JteIiaer beftmmt, ioerben spua
Hn1eraeI@nsttn eaf9esen Senpmrnen uu6 fir cas- reGtactttae
Gtntrcnsa 9aranttrt, ipbalS fplhe BITS aum so. gDpbr, mir
"'S,SspeH ~sr0en' gD. u. 59mtbt,
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g0sna tbr ftIeatsa 3aFee uab Gbfe Ser9rauat, 10 TIT cs
cure etgsae saGle. 90 ST. fSaat eans % 81 1 I'D eutes
nnp tlttBfn Gpte un0 8aTee BADEN in bfGt . to re Dta
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elno Der &atnefe S6H Montas Dfprgen 9ts SGmfas @a9t
tteH! Hn9 AUG eth!aeet son ietnent a~biat9ga upD bsttfaten gbee
Inb RaGee su tdufen s4Rat6af
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Merr0ie Rrnnfheiten
S@md9e Dee 9an8en Sbffems.

3sn9nts ron gttntnO'S ~berabmter rbelrnaftfSsr gg eiss
g.. q &c. Salttntre, 20. Me6r8 1855,
nets deA9niB Den SteieH oneeten ;u @unfen Der GehtuS hs}sS.
Itnftur be- Or. Gtalner anSIretben. Gdsn fdnoSrS as.t
ut th en Rapsnt9Udae, WlattSfett unb 8errattans Der oHS n.
ssn Matnr. so, nabm nit iebem Gnee mebr al. GpSbpsns
tp t@nsa a%baeeren wur6t, ~UesHegsn t9 perf@ie ems MHtsI az ~
gen isne GrGntpttt e%sbraudte; Ste austen aae nid,ts. ~,
BETS Ginftur 81 sebrau4en. SD fuIats Sbrsm Ratbs 'S SSns
teep& an stnen befersn ert0lgt ais BEL ben n6rtaen WtftsIr =,
6as fA u'etn ARpetit fpen mad Der Sweiten DOfs ss m aSrs'
unb tp, Gadiea ts iaunt etne IlafGe aenummen. bsSeuter2
rarfer uno Taftt8er 9tfpreen mas. So fAbIe MID nun bSnFo
%ser9etelt, sfs NIT 9utsn APpettt, netnie isOen Gaa AZ nnb EIsg
tart genus, UNI tr9ero zinc Afbrit 3W perrtnten. NIe 3 Tsr.sS
or. @paIntetg Dat ptrtltde G0unber bet MIR aeatrft ,npine
3dsitar6e tt tttt@ anb liar, unb to- BIN Eie nu0 ecb0ren. Ga
empfeblt eeBbaIb allen 9ttbenbea bteles Wittel In, bSMSxsys
Grade. ". &. u mn MIR. gn sSQ 9ono,tal1Ir'"
Yrets $l00 per IGf@e, 3 5laibtn $3.50, eia BALES DpSsr
SIafGea 30. ups"
3am 9srSsufs bsi seta g. 5ance. gr. 100 gaItimpref.
Baltimore, Wp. SSr.stS
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Bnfb IL. Acet0en3- Orutkerei
DaItimure ID rk Z

Ourb VeIAafung Der n~euefen Spb>5 Grtften
Fno mir int Stanbe, ale Oru6<Qrbettent ais
gtnfebla9eSettel, SaHfarter,
Qarobtue, Son5ertbtnS,
@trculare, Rroeramme,
8ampblete' Necetptbud)er,
OtittcrGartes, GbecfSs
Oefebdftsfarten, S&pctbefers 9abels,
iowie ou4 observation-disclosures pUn
eS's b%sits5is,n @rEse mad 8sHeauns f& asa ansaftrttsta.
~ GDnftttufioneu fir @eleaIdaften .'wer.
ben gut uno plnfILih ausgefertigt.
30 6sts4nn89n oUn znaEtiassUS ptrbra !Prprasf sfprss
tan pprtpfret G6s~ eltefert.
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~ t*HNV VEstE LEHIBtk WV I4btNVWp N UUIEtNpFt.
Spre1t SDr teet quo raetne WGareH unb beren WresTe an
aab base 10 eqtss biaiees 8albs., 3iP., Dbsr., NfeysffO. unb
dn6eres Gsoer an 5an6. Qeber wtrb sR baIteu SDbIen, Mb.
tassn, ObertpetIsa fur S9uhe UNI Sttefsln mad SsaeGunS
snset&ntrten; AUG tinb 9bertbstie III @dx9em anb 5aIbate-
IeIn (@attersl ju rerIaHfen; ferner 8 rfsobIen. frifh unb hi,
lte. Das bier IL Gusr 0tns.
Sob. sc. @lart'B biQigev yaben.
SO. 11S NOrs @apar, swif&en Sigh. aub erSutfrase.
bs[rr8t. Det3.2m
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a SGMfoepaft ibr 9~@ubmaAcr!

Qelet! 9efet!! 2efeti!T
q SIN &nbetra&t bS sattaea 3nfpruGs, bem Id nun Elm aeug
ses Sabr pom @u6 bate, Tam tb ieSt ~rrfliren, pa6 9br MID
ia Gtaab itsst, elm nte6li6es tletnrs GefGdft sM b~earInSen
unt BIN i'd entI&lrden, quo sa set8sa, mas t6 far @a4 tpHn
min, tnbeua I'D bs Uaar8ele. prtnctp feftbaIts. SD base nun
@Vrfsbruuaen eetrpHen, nesHsn gcaarenp prrGsb eeseu BA ar
70 etnSutdufsn, bdb t& etnea fIetnen Rusen eGraH bate ~ab
Cub SOAP maGerutentltsn uno Sober 81 nahfDlgenoen btGt.
sen prefen DerfaufeR tam fsrner benerte 10, Dat to bitft
preiie ~betbebalten perbe, tnbem to ee MbT@t babe, ben btuta.
aeu Deraindbeu in Hdtttntpre an bedrInDen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-15
.ALYs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.

TFrom the Galveston EuI
We have no hesiiatou IN pronnunciHg It equal, u not
superior. % any We have ever drank.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-15
Arrival of the ExPress--s41,O 900 in
Gold Dust.

frgu the LcareuEorlh Herald
The express arrived in this city on Tuesday
evening, oming through in eight days from
Denver City. It brought in six passengers,
who are reported to have $4,000 in dust in
their possession, and brought in $1,000 for
Jones & Cartwright. No messenger cam
through, which accounts for the Bon-reception
Of gold by the eompany-the messenger being
sick when the EXPRESS left.
By the express we received the Rocky Nous
lain Ncrs Of The 9th, and the Reporter Of the
24tb, from which We CLEAN the following INTEL
ligenee.
The Reporter gives a statistical report Of the
several gulch mines near Grsgory's, which is
prefaced as follows:
We present this week a full report Of three
Of The gulches IN this region. From the head
Of Russell Gulch to where G.. Russell & Co.
are az work, there are sixty companies and
three huGdred men A. work, who are taking out
on an average S10,500 a week. From there
down, and the same in the Nevada and Illinois
Clutches, We give the name Of each company,
b. number Of hands al work, and the amour
aiken out weekly by each company. Theseason
is 20 far advanced that hundreds have recorded
their claims and gone home to make prepare
tons for next wears work
ave find in Ru-seI's Caleb S9I men at
work they are taking out on an average week
" S35,5S5, or nearly SAG per man.
an Nevada there are % men at work, who
are aking out weekly $3.50, or nearly $50
per man.
an Illinois Guleh, Missouri Flats, there
are a. work 1l6 men, who are taking out
weekly 5 1924, OF over SO per man."
or the quartz leads, the Nctrs, has the fol-
lowing:
We are Informed by our friend, Gov. Rus
sell, hat Sir. Coleman. Of the firm Of George
LeFrvre & Co, has Just returned from the
nountains, having been engaged for some
weeks iHthoroughly prospecting andtesting the
extent and wealth Of the different quartz leads,
Mr.. C.. is an old Californian, and was there
engaged in quartz crushing. He states that
he quartz il at least twice AZ rich as in Cali
| fornia. and IL is bis belief from actual personal
tests, that three cents to the pound is a fair
average, while the number and extent Of the
leads can scarcely be calculated, the whole
region II mountains for miles above and below
Cauider being marked and scanned with them
at short intervals.
The Fers saws:
Mr- J. R. Wolf, Of Lsavenworth, srriyei
among us on Monday last, with all the neces-
say apparatus for establishing a gold refinery
and assay Office in our city. Messrs. W. a
Co. viii not only refine gold, but win east i
into inEots, with weight value and fine.
ness stamped thereon. They have also order.
ed dies for coming gold, and win be prepared
to exchange coin for dust. Mr.. W. il aEenI
for an improved and cheap quartz mill
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-15
VI ARR AsENTs FoR MANY OF mE BEsg
BFACTUMERs CF
HEAVY COTTON AND WOOLEX GGJps
SOUTH OF TaE LINE.

Our bag s~xperisnos In ne DRY GOODS ERADE.
sven a superior fseihtes for the purchase % GOODS
% We sasr - unsruaned IN DIS nlrEs.