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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-03

In the British House of Lords, on the
18th of February, the Earl of Malmsbury, in
reply to Lord Wodchouse, said he would lay
before the House the recent correspondence
with the United States Government respect
ing the right of search. He thought Eng
land exercised wise discretion in Civ
ing up that right: and he believed that a
code of instructions, which had been agreed
to BY England and France. and had been
submitted to America for approval, would
he found to work satisfactorily in REFRESHING
the slave trade The Earl of Clarendon said
that the right of search was belligerent
right, aud could not properly be exercised in
time of peace. lie trusted that the new
code of instructions would prove satisfacto-
~, but unless they were adopted by ull the
great maritime Powers there would always
be disputes and inconvenience. The Earl
OF Derby believed that the code of instruc-
tons which had been submitted to the Uni
ted States would prevent future complies
tons. After few words from the Earl of
Aberdeen, Lord Broughan, and the Earl of
Carlisle, the subject dropped.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

blN'isb NNtNlts
10 Sa,sssi Eimcr,, one Of the h.io at lar Of
Hs#sy kIwor,. d,esassd:
Nur tre hsrel,, cited TO appear before the FRO.
hate Cour, n .aii t'ouuty, m the 4th Non.
day In November NEXT. to .how eau.e why the pe,i.
ton ~ parthsna fillmore. ~t.uarIian ~ llpnry q.
fillmore. PRAYING for sale II her wards inisre., IN
The follow Ing land. II Deceased. via; south h,lf
.. the south ea., ~ ,rtsr ~ Section II, North. east
ausrssr ~ ssetiou q and North half " the ka.,
h,f u the Sout.es-s quarter Of Section II, the
Ei., halt n the North. wcsl quarter ~ Section .
AMI the North. west quarter 81 The Southeast quar-.
ter II Section q. all IN Township q. R~ansvsta.,.
Choctsw Meridian. In said County. .hasId not he
gtan,.d, and .hew cause ~hs sa,d ,n,sse., " the
entire tract. aI.r.said .h.all mt b. .sli anil The
proceeds secured TO the parties entitled thereto.
by order Of Court.
October q, 1850. @.-tw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

" Htilam w. Hrgtt Leiog e ltrfghL Sarah
Ufh md husbaad uaiktf H. Iists. Hiaha
4 ttok and heibaHA /, u, iook. Irira 4.
Haieu and hmbaHd Rahaim hinton
Nut anl eteh u ,au ne i fels summoned Ia
b. and appear before tho Probate loutl ~
sud county. on the tih Monday IN Nns, mlmt most.
10 inswrr the Petition 81 I4oc, Wright. admins
%iultiA, nni Michael 7. Wright. ndm nIslmtur ~
The l.ti'e II jaime. H. Wright. pcta.rl. pft, w
flt .alc II The 't,es and other personal property
II Il, %cn,lrnt. aud to .lnw cau.u VII, such sale
.hnull nol be- made. for payment Ut Irrtient'.
ithi., ani fnr di.lt ,buliuh " piuert H. anuns he
her. al ltw uf trstutor. u, order II TOUT.
". L. MOLTEN. CLERK.
October g.. lsi9. l0..ts.
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The state ri Mississippi

70 stephen inrhronqh, nNIiam Yafbfonyh.
degesiiH idtbropga, Riehafd ia,bfobyh.
Martha farbroDyh. Joseph Yarbfoagh, JOIN
fdfbroBgh. Nanny idfbrouyh. and jams Yof.
bfosgh, hdn al lac Of I'm hnirg. doc'd.
NoL and ench oi van are hereby cited to M.
psnr iriorc The Probate Court IT said cnun.
~, on the 18th Monde, IN November next, To- show
cause wb, the petition ~ ku.s.l jones, PRAYING
fnf title to oue unii,id.l hall interest IL mud to
the L.., III u section ~ land NJ. :, Township \.
Range .. We.i. IN .iid county, purchased b, pet.
ti,nrr ~ dcceirnt. IL dc .ienl's lfc time, should
not be granted. u, or'er oi ,out,.
". Z. wuurIEN, clerk.
October -, 1859. I0..tw.
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Guardians Sale OF Land.

Nv WHIT afa isetm II he Probate fasa
} II Faurii counts hiasdtfi. fhiffml II
III ueintet Term ist3, N ahi I antt. mi t4l
The iaefae n sHit aHft teni4ti ~ tAe fie.ah :
tefm ls1 fhfuf ~ HHiHsigh t. tnfi = Il
ts $50 oh l1He, etl en Hahllg the tth il II
; e alaf, lAiH ~ iAe rftmiffs. y hu iaWfa
hHufh cyl 20 lH'lle nueilHH lnllH y Khesi bidder
thH Nnt h HeH HuHftaf ~ Ae On ~ mtssatpp.
Hshsht t. ehfs stteh. Hinge iea. Tlst. Ia n.
mi1 rpuHtf, iiuai md saprttt sll b. fepalTeL
and iie q iiufaff lien retained ~ said lanl ~
tba paffhlss iuuney,
JAWS v I'll Is,
Guardian, A..
October q. 1850. jn Ia,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

~ HsaAth nfhlNt aHd %hHsiaHa Datid ~ NJ,
Mn igaeJ lunHp aH ~ hand Iases w.
iupng and ~ ehiiiet ~ LtAa 4 HaHpsuH
d'teasta ifiiusf HaHie ne uakHurH, heirs ~
AamstI ! tallwsH, ds,sassd
Nh tnl e4eli II tan are hptett cited a. b. and
appear y itre 10 Probate , naft n .nii, aan
I, ~ ~ lutlh Nunlh, u Nn, ,nhtt mat, 10 shnw
vans ahs the petition ~ iiat Il Iluit.. PRAYING fot
title to . certain lot u ground containing taut anl
il halt nero. ~ The ,illHre ~ bates, lie. In .ail
tounis, pufeha'el b, reiuianrr n l%ectient, 10
legedeul'. llfe time, shuuil not be- granted and
a nth mnle b, i,eAirni'. Administrator In nc.
enrdaure y ~ The lnui dleI with pti,t,un.
" order ~ I nutt. i.suel lnth iay VI
netaher. lsbn. ". l. WuuTttN, clerk.
uct,lei T.. 1859. as.iv
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The state Wf M~ssstsstu pi.

To SaHusi El1ors and Un,. n. Ensors. ~ieyaises
and h.in si lhw ~ Rs9y Eimor,, dof'd.
N,C Hrr hei,h, SUMMONED To- be- ani appear
tsf.te the Probate thur, ~ said Count, On
,h. 4lh Mond y in N.,snbt nes,. thru anil ,hcr.
10 show cause wh, The petition u pai,hem llmor..
widow ~ d, ceased. rra, Ing fur dover N the lands,
,sn.men,. and her, ji,amcn,s VI said deceased,
.hamld n 4 b. granted.
D, order Of Court.
October q. 1859. l9..4w.
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Q. ~Assss......w. ". nItAn.......s. BOWLING.
3. D. NABERS 4 Co.,
COlteo, Csaia sna 1sbaeee Gaeless,
rOR WlRDiNC
Gsssras (onmlsstOn .0tvshanea.
OFFICE AND SALgs.ROONS.
NJ. - grona New. Ns0pAos, fe0u.

WYE take ihi. method 10 return or shanis to
w our friends for the VERY liberal patronage
bestowed uvan our house the past season. We
oi oar patrons. ,Dur charges for selling lotion gill
remain q. heretofore, IS cents + bale: on oil other
prpduee q 2 e~ns. % rrseesls 81 ale. Cessaa
y srspsisa vii he rveesset and forwarded Il 50
sess. pet hale. All Produce cossies<d 10 ss viii
ke Insured. snIess Instructed 10 tke contrary. We
have . lsrr. sssek II Isiia md kessseky baxrins
and Moss u Tie best hsssjs, which ve sse pre-
pared 10 farn,sh rkesr , sod we sill sIss 6fl orders
iss esssy description u g.eds TO = had . this
city. 3D.. NAbERS I CO..
Vssstss q, 1859. " IT,
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Pity Dollars REWARD

WILL. erve the shave re~ssd fss ID. aeesshps.
sios u ~ sress hog WILLIAM, Uhs ssosuay
frsn - Nil s>as s,sAlsnA, - IN 3esA u SEQ.
tenbw lea. WiIlieo isahsss Ire fW NINE iaekes
high. heavy bsils, high essvAess, . Iiuis lsssa.
hseee. asd fes~sslly wan ess.riaes ID - -.
As1res y. u. wQsl8e, Oalissi, Missisirp;.
Osssess -, lose. NJ.
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a $.ued By A. y. MAJ huss.
En-. 0AsLssp. ~. r.. ~ The Ioh day II
s~pfrmb~s. 1859. n favor u said NcL~sa 4
June. and sssis-, the Estate II said ID 0se-
land. ks Gle Is. In the Js.,ivs Csssf hid
a Pascis. IN the C.uufy II Psrs,a ssd state
II Mississippi. Tie d~fpsdsss i k~svby sssi-
6rd ihai ssless Ne svvvsss IN ssid O'sst q The
s~ss Tssm ihssrsf. ~ ~ Md d u. Csurs
llsssr h rsasla. ~ ibe u nssday h Navem.
b<v. 1850. ssd pIesd 10 sid scskss. jademsst
utll - pssvvri. ed al, jsdkmpst gill = -.
spspd seuIoss 4 T. Waikevs - 0snskps b
this sssa An. nAYDOnN. ]. ?.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

TANblN
n SAMUEL Eimors and I'm q. Eimore, hsis Of
Hsnry Fillmore, dsr'd.
VuU arr cited to appear brforc tho Probate
Court ~ said ca.nty IN The l,h Nonda, in
November nrs', To show cause Why thu petition ~
Thorn - " Waldr,p. Executor u The will u Hem
~ tlmnre, decd, pray ng for the sale II the
slaves and other personal and prri.hahlc property
Of %,'.,nior FOR payment 81 ,~c.tasor'. debts. and
distribution aiming his legatce. and heirs, should
not be granted. By order " ,ourt.
W. p. NUUITEN. clc,k.
0eiob 81, 1859. 10..s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
pa Jos. r. Eanlon would I'M

RA Jos. r. Eanlon would in
form his personal friends and the public generally,
that he may he found during all business hours at
the NEW CLOTHING STORE of J. II. SlRICH,
No IS MasN STREET, next door To +. H. Whites
Shoe Store.
He is now prepared TO CUT, MAKE and TRIM
MI kinds of Gents apparel. in the best and most
fashionable style. 3A- Good lit warranted.
i, n. SIRiCH would specially call attention to
bis splendid stock of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, sei>ctef especially for this market.
Sc 22-Iu
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u Dnring the sumner that has Just

passed away, thousands of sufferers from dysente
r, and diarrhGa have been relieved by the use OF
HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS, 4 medicine which IS
evidently destined to maintain permanent place
IN the pubic eStimati ION. Bilious dIdrThRa IS one
of those diseases which hafiies the skill OF the ply
stefan. The medicine they administer to act upon
the ipwais never seems to reach the source OF the
evil. The difficulty tn get a remedy that VIII
reach all The digestive organs. and give them sl
nultaneousy a rush of vIgor. to rid themselves Of
this disease This problem is solved 10y the BIT
TIERS. wiieh never fails to conquer the most stub
born cases Ii is only fair to say that, during the
season lust closed, this medicine has achieved
more cures than any other ever presented To the
pubic, and during the fall, which that terrible
scourse, the fever and ague, is so prevalent, the
BfrTERs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists land dealers generally, every
where oc 3-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

NEW MARKET RACES-Fffth Day.-The fall
season at New Market closed on Saturday
with a two mile race between Mr.. Beazley' IS
CHI C. Frank Hicks, and MIR. Christmas b. m.
Flyaway, (that of Mr.. Hare, Oysterman being
withdrawn,) for the proprietor's purse of $3.50
in two straight heats in :s:56% and 3:5s. Each
of .hese horses had run during the season, but
neither distinguished themselves.-Peteysbn
(Fa.) EEgress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

UNITED STATES SENAToRs.-The Republi-
can parties will gain three United States Sem
ators by the result of the October elections
viz:a Senator TO be elected in Pennsylvania in
place of MIR. Bigler, and a Senator in
Ohio, in place of Mr.. Pugh and one in Minpe-
sofa, in place of Gen. Shields. The Senatorial
terms of Messrs. Bgler and Pugh close on the
4th of March. 1861; that of General Shields
has already expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

AsTRoIDs NEAR MERCURY.-M. Leyerrier
the discoverer of Neptune, has been engaged
lately in Studying alterations of the planet
Mercury. He finds that they must be due to
the existence OF small astroids, and he calls on
his brother astronomers TO assist in discovering
them. The to total eclipse of the sun in July,
1860, will afford an extraordinarily favorable
opportunity for this. Photography affords a
means of recording instantaneously whatever
phenomenamay appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

MISCHIEF FROM RABIB DoG.--Seyera
weeks ago, n rabid dog made an attack on
drove of hogs and shoats' belonging to George
Clark, near Delaware City. and bit q number
of them. SO far ten of them have become rabid
and il was necessary to shoot them. Mr. Clarl
has been compelled to confine each hog or shoat
in separate pen, and provide a trough fol
each, and with a man 10 attend them The
same dog attacked and bit colored girl. lacer.
ating her arm severely,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

FATAL AFFRAY IN ARlzoNA-On the 10Th
ult., an afray occurred over gambling table
at Tucson, Arizona Territory, between Col.
P. Robinson and Col. r. A. johnson, which
resulted in the death OF the latter The de-
ceased served with Gen. VIM. Walker through
out his Niearguan career, and held the posi-
tion of Assistant Adjutant General He was
4 gentleman fine abilities, and was a lawyer
by profession. He has lived in California for
several years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

DEATH FBoM PooR WHrsKEY-A man
named Michael Mailman died near Newark.
N. J., on Thursday, from poor whiskey. He
bought his whiskey by the barrel generally,
and diluted it, hut a few days before his
death, had been buying it at l2 cents per quart
Hence, the coroner's jury gave verdict OF
death from apoplexy, caused by the free use
of poor liquor, bought at - cents quartz
Deceased was AZ years old, a gardener, and
leaves a wife and family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

SwINDLED.-Dr. M. Schnte, "a North Caro-
inian, stopping in New York for short
time, fell among the mock auction men at No.
lG2 Broadway, Saturday morning, and was
swindled out of 500. He appeared at the
Mayors office Immediately afterwards, and
made complaint of his loss. Officer M. o..
Arthur was sent with Tim, and succeeded in
obtaining all of the money but $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
SorDrRrNG RRoEEN J1Nps Mr. N;Jno I'd

SOLDERING BROKEN LlMBs.-Mr. Milne Ed
wards has been making some experiments in
feeding animals whose limbs he had broken,
with phosphate of lime. Out of six rabbits
and ten dogs, whose legs he broke in the same
way, half were fed on food mixed with ground
bones, and their bones united much more rap
idly than those of the unphosphated animals
He thinks the use in human cases would be
decidedly beneficial.
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"a How 60 cure all Pain and Bowe COM

EA How 30 Cure ali Pain and Bowe COM
pLAINTs.-for Pain in the Bowels, stomach, Sides,
Limbs. Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat.
STIFF Neck, Sprains or Bruises, use HARTS-
H0RNE'S CURE-AIL. 1t acts upon the nerves;
bones sincws. blood and muscles. anpibiiahng all
pain ike magic Bottles IL, Is and SO cents.
If ynu suffer with Cholera. Diarrhpa, loeseness
of the Bowels, Sumner Complaint. use ARTS
HURNE'S CARMiNATIVE BALSAM. 1t givee
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure-Ail cures all pam, The Carminative
Balssn cures ali bowel complaints. 70 cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. Petersburg
snd Norfolk. je H-I2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Wyman, the Ventriloquist and Magician,
has opened his budget OF wonders at Metro
polisan Hall, where he proposes to remain till
after the Fair. Wyman's annual visits are
looked forward to by the juveniles with as
much pleasure as the Christmas holidays, and
his undiminished success proves that he is
popular with everybody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Rsqaisition.-Goy Wise, accompanied by
Company T, mum bering about sixty men, left
this city on the Fredericksburg cars at eight
o'clock last night, for Harper's Ferry, to qnell
the riot existing at that place. We understand
the whole of the First Regiment, and the
Young Gurrd, of the 10th regiment, of this
city, will leave, this morning, for the same des-
tlnation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

The PoPE's HEALTH.-The N York Posts
correspondent at Rome, writing on Sept oath.
says:
1.-The health of his Holiness is so far restored
that on the 18th of this month he proceeded to
the enureh OF Santa Maria Maggore, and as
sisted at the celebration of mass in the Borg
hese chapel, before a miraculous image of the
Madonna, unveiled for the special visit of the
Holy Father. He is further expected to pass
a part of the ensuing month at his palace in
Castel Gondolpho.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Idiotie.-Catherine Gathright, q half-idiotic,
inoffensiye creature, was found wandering
about the streets, at late hour last Satur-
day night, and as she had nowheresto stay,
she was taken TO the cage. Yesterday she was
before the Mayor and because of the impossi-
bility of keeping her at the poor-house, she
was sent to the city Jail, to be cared for, and
furnished wi th the necessaries of life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
ia Great Bargains
ElA0 EAGII ATT

IA UrrUt Bargnfus-
FOR CASH, AT
50. PERKINS & co.'s.
No. lii, E4GI.E SQUARE.
~ Browns HIRTiNG, Heavy, at I'd.
"A neached - g tod
Super. - at 10 cents
The best44 '' evefsod here, at l21s cts.
Ion p's Fast Col'd PRINTS, at 6l5 cents
Pest English and American PRINTS, at II cents
81 - FAIkNTIAS and DELAINES, at l24a cts.
Rlch PARIS DEIAiN ES at 62ls cts, worth S75a cts.
bRESS 2!ikS. very cheap
- Eers Htca SILK ROBES. at SIS. worth S45
ktDt5I.0y rs, rs good as Alexander's. at IS cts.
Best D-i Beaehed SHEETINtS. at y cts.
PERKINS s. CO..
Sc l9-ts No. l4l Ease Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Send TN yoW Goods.-Owing to the inclp-
mency of the weather. yesterday, the Exhibi-
tion Committee of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute have determined to keep open the
competition list for exhibitors until O'Clock
tonight. sesll persons desirous of contributing
TO the Fair should send in their articles to day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

Bsahhga Wonidn.--Ann Lolan had Jas M. FL
more arrested and brought before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of assaulting
and beating her in her own house. Mrs. l..
says he forced himself into her house, though
ordered not to do so by her daughter, cut her
acoss the neck with a saw, and threatened to
XIII her and her child. He was drunk at the
time, and had trespassed on her premises
before. Held to bail for his future good be-
hayior in the sum of StOO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

uA- Fire and Life. 1--WE desire 10 call the at
teuI.on ot the pablic TO one great and important
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
can te effected to any amount and on the most rea-
sNuaije tcrms ri the
ms RANCE AGENCY OFFICE.
100 Nam street,
= few doors above the new Custom House. Please
observe thatwe represent
THE LTFERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Ca nj ia i--->iU,0n0,on0
With over Ss)o.0tu invested in the United States,
ard annual revenue Of
S2..5n.oo0.
We are pre- pared to take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance,
thls Company issues
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On pGg'S,Ef Gf ten annual premiums, property is
thenceioJth permanently insured.
h, his plan a saving of nearly FORTY PER CT.
is effected the thus saved VIII, in fifteen
years amount To the whole OF the del posites = tho
risk and Inconvenience of renewals avoided
The policy can I've cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less hve per
cent.
THE NEW IORk LIFE ms URANCE COM
,PANi.
With capital of over 81 SEQ. GOO, is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
aud offers as great Inducements 10 persons deslrous
oi efeetlug insurance on their lives as any other
Company. We respectfully solicit a call,
W0RTHAM WYATT. Agents,
100 Main street.
Hfdicnl Eraminsrs-Ro. T. COLEMAN, Nj. D.,
J'S. II. CONWAY, NJ. ID. oc3-If is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

~ Mrs. J. 4. Williams. VI. D., offers h er
services to those of her own sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given To the mana 20 ment OF
female diseases, and dsptacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
can address Pest Office. Box SAT.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. oc 4-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18

CHANGE OF FAITH.--There is a report that
the Princess Alice, of England, Queen Victo-
ria's second daughter, has expressed wish to
turn Roman Catholic, thereby resigning her
'royal dowry.'' The Court papers insinuate
with the young King of Portugal, who has
lately lost his wife. While in England a few
years since he attracted the attention of the
Princess, but religion was in the way, and the
affair was nipped in the bud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
ra Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-1

.kidney and Bladder ComPla ints. The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
rhaa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'& RLCHC COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved hy tins powerful COMPOUND. 1t IS
pfega red by Chemist. and rs pronounced by nedl-
r;l men and those who have used 1t. to be the best
BECHU COMPOUND u in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 80 cents. fresh supply justre
Ceived by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
10 ii-I2m Man street, Rtchmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
OF
DOMESTIC AND RicH FOREIGN DRY

Az TuE CANH S1,ORE OF

DBAENsil dNP h8&H BohESU4 IN v
GO0ES,
AT TUE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il co. Ne. l4f. Eaxss Sesars.
We have opened. and viii consnue 10 receive
for several weeks the largest and best stock ol
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN DRY GOODS we
nave ever offered We invite wholesale and retail
ial,ers IN give lis cal We arc prepared TO iara-
,ss large and small bnyers, at the
~ Low Est CASH L RiCES 49,.
In DyaSs ttcois r{ch StIkS and SitskS ROBES,
VALENTtAS, rOpLiNS.,very large st4ck;; st4tlkS;, ~
Rich PARIS pE LANES, MERINoS. FurLtN
rs LANES, B0MBA2lNkS and ALFAC-
VERY rtch pE LANE ROBES new STYLES,
LACE and FRENCH WoRkEp SEis' Cois-
sHFEFiNES and SHtRTiNGS. every frade
SaSEREANCSr CLOTHING and BlANk BIS
,,,r s;srE eaoa6f ise surpassed. We eatl yonr at
ts,fiu t,, ilese eaine articles with the assurance
tbat ,,'g assortment IS complete an every partIcu
Iar We have marked them st prices that viii
cnsumaud the trade Of casa and bort time buyers.
N''' PERKINS 4 cos. Cash Store.
se1a-J,n Nu. Hl, Eagle Square.
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ma- To th. Lovers ef. Good Eating. ITO
ENJOY the good things OF life. without lear of en-
taiinE upon oneself that worst OF ali complaints,
Dyspersia, generally produced BY too lndiscrlmi-
note indulgence in eating every rything; praenrs z
aud It ndciousy and you need never fear hav-
ing Dyspepsia. II rs considered the best Tonie now
IN use, and acts admirably as an anti dyspeptic.
Messrs ADiE Il GRAY, PURCELL, LADD
co, FISHER x WINSTON, i'll this city, nave
them Tor sale, and all other prominent Druggists
elsewhere in Virginia. Orders filled by addressing
4. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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s3@S THE .DISPA STEAM
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Il 49, THE ''DISPATCHn STEAM
B~-Ea POWER
PRINT q FFICE.
Corner or Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery IN the South, both regards Types, Or
naments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l is daily turning cut the finest
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING,
SUCH AS X
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c.,
AS WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES f HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen 10 fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, insurance, Railroad. and Transpor-
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines. for Cards, Bill Heads.
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
ing OF 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
MA- Prices reduced in proportion tothe increase
of speed.
wA. Printing. in various colored BRoNZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style OF the art
In this branch of the business, the propretors
safely challenge competition.