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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
NUMBER THREE.

Al eight O'Clock 90 the morning OF the
10th Of January, gun from the decks Of
the steamer Scott warned all passengers
destined for Grenada, Virgin Bay. and all
intermediate ports, that they must hasten
their preparations and get aboard, or recon.
cile themselves to sojolrn another week
amongs, thu squald inhabitants and mscr.
able accommodations Of Greytown. We
having no such self denying intentions. the
summons. ON our part, was obeyed with
alacri,y aud pleasure Once aboard, We
looked around US, and found some OF our
acquaintances, the majority Of whom, how
ever, had gone up the day previous, on the
regular cmlgrant packet, especially ali OF
these who were an route Tor the gold fields
Of California
With cigar wc settled ourseli eomtorta
bIy among bevy oi smokers, who had
collected around al oldsh native. who with
the gsrrulity So common with these people
WhtN Nliitf luv gNuiai lhiucutN VI dIbs-
dis,iis. Was giving IN glowing colors the
history OF his country, and'emphasizing very
strongly upon his individual patriotism.
courage ard capacity. This important per
souage was, as he styled hinselt Lieut. Col
Don Joaquin Rosas, II the Ncaraguan
army OF independence, plsgastd with his
Seli- audaiioas, we turned 10 ,he panorama
tia, was unfolding itself IN all the gorgeous
ue>s Of a tropical ~in,er--if one nigh, use
the term-as we woand our way Mp the
serp,utlne channel OF the san Juan river.
II was now the rainy season. aud the noc
turnal showers had lent peculiar freshness
ard munidccnce 10 the bcaniies Of the deep
iOiiAge, az the sua threw his amorous
CLEANS over the lair face OF nature, tloodinx
Il with living stream OF gorgeousness aud
sublimi,y never known IN higher latitude
lite san Juan river, AZ It's moIih. IS over
halt mile vide. bat contracts, a. you
ascend. until its width s lcSs than three hun
dred yards. The country throsgh which il
flows, S low and rScelss from its banks.
thus repd,ring II sabJec, to ,nuudalion from
every high water. and which i. quite frc-
qucn,, bat in la,uriancc OF grosth AMI
richness, the ,egcta;lon TIA; ft,usts il is ~.
cqsallci. sknliny IL Is the o.Ab,,, or .
speclcs Of cane in,erlacsd wi,A thousand
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acceptable TO man OF bis stamp, and recog-
nize him as a gallant and faithful servant OF
the Republic.
Mr.. Crittenden followed on the same side
warmly defending psuldings conduct in
Nicaragua, aud as an American, thanking
him for the bold aud heroic manner in
which he fulfilled his duty, and preserved
the peace Of the world.
Mr.. Seward made few remarks, closing
by offering joint resolution that the Pres.
ident be directed TO intervene for Paulding
in the suits brought against him, arising
from the performance Of his duty.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then
taken up.
Mr.. Kilgore attempted to introduce q
series Of resolutions, denouncing in strong
language the recent attempts to revive the
African slave trade, and calling upon the
Government to enforce the laws against the
trade already in existence, but the House
refused to suspend the rules. Yeas lis.
nays 81.
An amendment from the finance commit
tee looking TO the future abolition OF the
reservation system, was adopted.
Other amendments of unimportance were
adopted.
The Senate adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
GRO ~ CONTINUITY


PRorosEp RARE or lSrxRxsr IN Wis
cosslS,--A bill has been introduced into
the Wisconsin Legislature to liui, the rate
of interest 10 that State 10 seven per cent,
but that parties may contract at ten per
cent. to be clearly expressed in writing, IL
prohibits the taking OF any greater sum,
under penalty OF triple the amount OF inter-
est, if any more is taken, TO be recovered in
an action TO he brought within one year.
All bonds, notes, eouyeyances or contracts
OF any nature, except bottomry and res
pouden:ia) on which any greater interest is
reserved. secured or taken, are to be void
Any person violating the law shall be COM
PEELED 10 answer in the circuit court. and 10
testify, and 1t shall not be necessary for the
borrower, 10 obtain relief in cases Of usury,
to asree to pay any part Of the principal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

HEAyr NKspIcr The Bos,onaps know
bow to punish careless railroad compa-
nics. Mrs. SHAW. whose husband vas
killed. aud herself badly injured some years
ago, by train on the Bas,on and Worces-
ter Railroad coming in collision with her
carriage, has recovered from the company
So go damages.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

oBuCARy.-Ws. h. PkEssorr, the dIs
iineuishcd Spanish American his,os 40, died
q, Cambridge. on the 2sth aiimo, very
suddenly, from paralysis Mr. +. Was 10
bis nsual heal!h up 10 the moment of bus
death.
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The Winona Re,n4,e,n sars

The auri Der Of ehildrsa in thus city between
the ages o. laad 81. a. We are erel,by "a
formed. - - or tbs number, We believe
there are cav TOO - three Who can clam WI.
noAA Is thslf hrlh nIat-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
PRE- EMPTION OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
SPEECH OF THk
Hon. j. NJ. Cavanaugh,
nISsEsorA

delivered in the House Of Representatives,
January 10th, on a proposition TO amend
the Pre- -Emption Laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

AN OssIFIED MAg.--Tbe Rayeana (Ohiol Journal
mentions the case ofa man, Valentine Perkins
wh0ae body is gradually changing into stone. II
began at the age OF eleven. His jaws have been Sc.
aud motoniess for thirty years, and his front teeth
have loosened aud como out, forming aperture
through which he talks and receives his food
Twenty four years since be became blind in one
eye and for twentythree years he has been totally
blind. All his other remain as perfect and
acute as those of any person. His limbs remain
near the size they were when he hurt. His
head, neck, and body have at tained full sizs His
neck IS nearly as large as bis head, aud measures
nineteen inches in circumference, while his wris
measures only four and q half finches.
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FoRErAsTE OF Niger -WoRsHrppIsG ADMIN.
IsTRATloN.-We learn that one of the great lights
OF the black republican party gave at Washin gton
the other night, one of the finest sources of the
merous, as the official or semi official gatherings
The leaders of the republican party we're ali
present, and were regaled with the presentation
of two coored guests, splendid specimens of the
cross between the pure African and the West In-
dian. The coiored men the lions of the
tete and were duly paraded through the rooms for
the delectation of their white brothers. 1t was a
curi0us and novel spectacle.-N. 7. Herald.
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THE INrgs-OcsaNIc CANAL.-A Paris writer ia
the London Times states that two English ngi.
neers were TO leave Soushamp pton, before the Afri.
ca sailed, for Greytowp, Nicaragua, in order to
notify the Presidents of Nicaragua and Costa Rica
CT the approach OF e staff of engineers aud works
men, under the charge of NJ. Belly, who would
commence, work on his inter oceanic canal. The
frst stone of the work would be laid with great
ceremony.
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Distressing pEATH.--Mss laura Strstton "A you uug
girl while Oh her way home Tuesday night from
military ball given In Baltimore, became 90
ill that she forced to seat herself doorstep
Her brother ran for q physician, but on returning
with one found her dead in her ball attire. SIZE
died of congestion Of the heart.
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G4ktH2 INTHLLiGs nEsC ca
--~->~-~~>-~-~>
PORTOR RICHMOND-FEBRUAR "a 1889.
-~~~->I-~-,(~~~>~~>~~~~~~>~~-
High Ha:>r his day friday l014 O'clock.


High HaAr his dsy (Ffiday) lO14 o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Schr John, Anthony, James River. lumber. u R
Phillips
schr Robert Henry, Morecock, James River, bill
LET'S, Cole & Co.
Br schr Uncle Tom. Parke. Halifax. fish, Bacon
Baskerville.
sloop Belle, shackeiford. York River, csrn, Bell
Hughes.
SAILED.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadei-
pbis, ms1se and passengers. futile.
Schr Wytbe. 1u.tle, New York, mdse. d 4 W
Curris.
Schr Robert King, Leeds own the river. light.
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subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu.
nerouS patrons and the public at large that he lie
new prepared to furnish Photographic from mihis.
sures to FULL LIFE SIZE, eitheF-pfain or eoiored
which. for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal
4 not superior to any produced in this CITY, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied ans Ga.
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited 80 call and ex.
anime speciDens az GIBBS Temple of Art. CORN,
THAN Rali. Maia street, between 9TH and 10TH
Pc GIBBS.
P. S.-lf you want genuine Ambrotype, this Il
the place to get it. where you will neither hmm
ougged in price or work, AlBo, Melanotypes OF
any other Picture in thePhc:ographc Aft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

SALE OF PgopERrr.-Col. John B. Strange has
sold his residence and other buildings, the land
hitherto occupied by him for the Aibsmaris Mill.
taly Institute, la ChaflottsTiile Va. TO Mr. Rich
ard 0mohandre, OF ofGardonsvie for about $l3, 600:
and has purchased the farm Of Mr.. 0mohundro
lying near dordonsvjlle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

UNCERTAINTY OF Law.-JohR Percy, OF Albany,
N. Y, recently brought sixty three snits against
the Evening Journal OF that city, in which be
claimed 81 SOC, 900 damages. The sui,s have been
tried, but the juries found for the defendants.
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, WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

IA of Chesterfield county. on the 9Th insiant,
NEGRO. who calls hiulself VIM WHITE :,
&. aud says he is free, and resides In the city
OF Daitimore State Of Maryland The said Negro
is about feet inches high, complexion black. and
rather slow in speaking when spoken TO Ii the
said negro i. not iree the owner 10 required to
forward, prove property pay charges. and take him
away, or he will be dealt with accord Ing tn Law.
so DUFAL.
Ia I7-hWt Jaiior OhesterfiaId o1n.Y. Va.
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% TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
kS~ The USE OF Ds. HosrErrra's

. szI n" UoE Vf III. IIUsTET1 Id 5
STOMACH biTTERs for Dyspepsia. Flatulerce, Heavi-
ne vs. of the Stomach or any her ii re lions ia
ses ond To none IN America abroad. 10 be alb ble
10 state confidently that the Btters are csrtain
prietor ,uice of uasiloyed pleasure 1t removes
all morbid matter from the stomach purifies the
Oiooo mparts renewed vitality to the nervous svs.
eIn giving it that tone and indispensable
tor the restoration of health The numerous &C
Sno Sled gments of its superior excellence and he.
neneent resalts, have asHr5 I'd the propretors that
toannot but prove great cure to the afflicted ard
inpari vitality to the thorough system.
81 Bee advertisement in another column.
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- CLOVER HfLG CoAL.-Both Hail
and Lump. Of the abovs COAL. for sale by
:. ao NJ II WHITING,
"a 0-zm Nfar Refarshura lenof
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.4rr1t. a. BfSIPENCE CONNER or MAIN
md nm STREh4Nl
fars his sotv.Cs 70 TIE Ctslzeus ui R!chmoIfi and
-,n.rIns conu;i,s. IN hts rroicsSloaal eapacity,-
ls. al r1pagi ncH - zen wears. he treis confident
That hc cau vaF.Npt Al oFVTaHo"s, performed by
tiS, =, .i,a 80 .tr, satisfaction. te l2-ims
"GstGas 3. heSsl, Dentist, CHA
,sf r1s.dsaes No g au MSia, betweSp STE sid 81
,,st4 Qt-Eyt-af -. uJg siA-iv
ESs- Dg J0Hs !. NALTGALL, Somoco
rstgst offers mis- pro essioual services 70 the citt
rs 81 hicsmoud an !.s viciRity- OGice 81 his re-
a .pacs. OF Lc.gb s:v e. fso doors from 9th.
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sm~ srovEs, RANGES AnD FuRaAoss.

NoB in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
1ette. Purchasers are invited To examine the quail
ity Of our wares. We especially recommend the
4ichmsnd Portable Furnace. Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles cold
It the Governor Street Stove Store.
e. Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
oc l6 GEORGE STARRETT.
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- BARGAINS BARGAINS For the
best bargains in Raglands fancy notions. dress and
csoak TRIMMINGS cal at the cloak and mantle depot.
Jaa: % n. EZEkIEL, ~ Main street.
extension skirts 26 springs
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MEnTCAL CARDS.

~eN. NR. 4. y. ' ksr, late Of Htnrico.
removed to Richmond offers his professional
,s,.'s to ;hr puSl:e. 0hee on Franklin street a
- 5N,Ts ht!,v sbe Rslleed liogse--rezidenoe on
a. ,5rrrf 81 Nsia and sth Etreefs. 10 lin
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E@ HoBsoa's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooING SALOON, under the American Ho
el-entTance on 1lth street.
N Blot, Geld and Shower BATHS Can be had at
all hours. Single Bath Is cents, tickets for cne
dollar. je8
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easy- DR. PotLsRD has removed his
-S5re 70 RtLNiNS : NhW blaLpiNo, Gu l2th st,
iI.,-.s Atnicit he may he found at the xchange
ii.e At@rYauf wili ca atso touna at his office at
.tt ft2-lms
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~ PARKs ioINpgxTRR.
EnPNEY AT

- RICHMOND, Va,
VIM practice in the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, powhatan aud Amelia
a. Otice in iise's Building. corner of Main ard
t4th streets. az 23-I2m
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40 KUNAWAY.-SlOO REWARD

"a The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hension and delivery to Dayi. a Hutohesou,
80, In the city of Richmond, or confined in any
jan that get him aiu if taken out OF the state
of Virginia. and $50 If taken in the state of vgbs
for III man THOMAS JEFEkkSUN. He is about
81 years OF age brown complexion, 1ull head hair,
good teeth. fset 10 inches high, and rather grum
countenapce. JOHN 4 HUTLB aSON.
81 Enquirer and Whig will copy In weekly pa
per twice each. ia 2S-fltg
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na. DEslLlrArEp Psnsoss-Those

Esfa. DESiLIThTED PERsoNs-Ihose
who have suffered from inceseaut feyers loss OF ap
pctitt or improper digesiion--may 'asliy De cured
by the use cf k6KEE's BIrqEas. We have known
PSxsons entirely Cetored - health By these bittcrs
sfter Vsi'lsg al HE watering places without IeceAV
tig ans bettht u any oI onr rea9ers are sniefihs
from Dysp4 Fsja Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, In
Appetite they win fnd certain relief by using these
Bitters directed. Delicate females msy iest as
cured that these Bitters admirably adapted TO
lhclr diseases and never fail IN quickening nature
ana restoring tne bloom o5 health 20 their cheeks
Foethn9 infests may also bs improved by theif
ase~whilst all iassas and sexes will be benefited
ny their strengthening properties As q iauuiy
medicine, these Biiters stand unrsslied, and mnst
eventually saperseds all others We invite uiai
For sale BY Purcell. Ladd & Co. and by all the
rEoninent Druggists in virginia eel
Eay kRHsH LEscHrs.--I have Just rs.
eeived, y'AdaFas' Express, q fresh lot OF Swedish
LsEcHG rs. Thish viii BIZ applied ppon most fesoa'
F, F,s.-Cupparg and Leeching promptly attended
o. Can be foand at al hours of the day at the Ian
Dressing Rooms under tie American Hctel, and sf
nT Tzs-ss 4. g. noBsos,
2S~HAHTsHoaER' S AErI-BiLIoUs Pills
are the sstest and best Purgative Pills n use. The.
s ast f?2n the Liver, Stomach and Bowels earrying
un ali DIE and every toua secretion. They don't
spe are easy 10 their operation. and can bc taken
easy tune without fear Of exposure. They
ooEsSI the St6 srsa Pzn Pzsn SNhAHifAHoh
shs shs eess Csasb SisD oSUds q a.
world, Wv s ~~S" sS'"p in sAe
Sold by ell Druggists in Richmond &c s-sm
saSr Ho! ALL ~ DYsPEPrIos ALI
r.. 20 sanrf frosn headache. 6iddinsss Nervousness
mseat,, Irregular or Dene.snt apstite' Aeiatty IL t
neAteatn. C0stiaeaass 6c ne can be .r1mntfss
sssis Z s4saiJSS ssss S NirfSss szlGas saIE
III safe by hsssrs. Fisher 1 Winston. Druggists
"'' Va dc Alta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Lroo1Ion.
A. O. c. BRAND.

n. y. Y. BMNNU.
THx ABOVE WELL Known FAvosiTE BRAyD, AIwAYs
on sA.E, BY JAM ia G. McAHDREN
de5-iy 81. PINE sfKxEr, NEW YokK.
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gsS CUMMITTf D 10 NORFOLK CI1Y

40 COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY-Was committed
~ TO the jail OF the rporatien OF the city a
.Xka Norfolk. on the 18Th day Of November lass
q nV. no man calling himself Tusi BAIlY Ths sajd
negro man is HVe feet seven and oae half inches
high, and weighs one bundled and sixty-iye
pounds abons lnrty years old, of q light conipl K
lou. states that he was torn In Summerset County,
Maryland. and claims to tie born free; had on VIII,
committed to jail, sheeps gIey co,hes aud sailor
hat. ThuS CDkPhEN
fe q-fw Seryeapt CITY No. fok
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The EdgArtowu, Mass, Gazette aavsrtisss for
young lady 10 teach skating in that town.
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be paid f,r the delivery of Negro ian, call
ed Phil TAYLOR. This negro was pur-
A~ chased in Richmond, at auction on the 5rh
may, lc57, and "a bill CT sale made by George w
SneiliDgs. lie Is Of muatto color; good teeth.
which he shows 20 advantage when speaking; walks
BADLY. gave said negro money and paes TO no
to Richmond TO visit hrs Wife, Who, believe re-
sides 10 Chesterfield she IL free woman, and from
what have heard he il harbored by her Tha
above sum will DO paid II delivered to Dicxinson.
Hal Il 90, of Richmond
JOHN SAUNDERS,
fe ly--IuE i.or~tfo Euaav ncr,&w
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE Oldest INSTITUII9N OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATE
CHARTERED BIZ TIE LEGISLATURE or
VIRGINIA IN 1882.
This Company mas untnterruptecly conducted its
operations TO the present time on just principles
has paid in losses by Fire and Sea mostly &c cizel
OF kichmond more than ore and q quarter million
QfaOlldrS, returned TO Its Stockholders reasonable
per centage on their ia yestment and Is now doing
prudent business increasing its receipts annually.
aud deservedly maintaining It's character for safety
FIRE INSURANCE
Granted amest every kind Of property In Critics.
Towns and Counties throughout thi5 State and ad-
Joining states, on as low terms as BY other goed
MARINE INsURANCE
Made on Vessels on lime, and on Vessels. kreigh!s
and Cargoss by the voyage TO all parts OF the world
The authorised Capital of this Company is $780,,
CO., but PAD JP Capital is only $40 U, compose
of shares of only S25 edc, the original shares OF
300 each having been divided into four. for facility
OF distribution among our CT zens SUD its surplus
rs S2s 900 or more and steadily Increasing.
To avoid the risk OF insuring heavy amounts In
any one locality, the President has accepted the
nsirY FiEE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LON
Having Capital of $50 sterling CT $40 coo ooo
with which Company large risks are divided, thus
s riding the amplest security to those who insure
their property. oss.. No
i3 Main street. By mail aud Will receive prompt
and courteous attention:
WI Cowardin. Joseph Allen, Horace nsns'
j q Wad4worth William Beers. Thos samson .Cnns
w Purcell. ss z Winston, II A Claiborne, patLlck
CuileD. Geo W Smith. B L Winston, Hugh fry
and samuel I PullSEai " l. oowARDIN. pyesldsn..
w,,,r.x Wills JR Secretary b l6-lm
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EA EATys RATga IA

ER1s u . "A . 1SA AIADI NhIhb,--IIUE,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily Mt ali
hours. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
5nampooing Saloon, under tbs American Hotel.-
entrance on llth street.
Single Baths q cent?. or tickets OF 81 an 10
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- HARTsaoEnE's CuRE-ALL-
TIE GREAT PALv 1ESIRYI zTOR
AND REMEDY FOS UYSPErsiA. WEaE s'rpn
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

AVN TRE TH!; ;s!v GEEzT 4. Pay AKNlRILAToR.
AND hsAhDn @ tOa nYsPkrslA, WEAK STOM-
PRfF1 n RHp J sr r : : e9Gnsss eGnksIsr
TIRE akEAfssT ISiglSE DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
,hAETsH0aNE's CuRF- All: should be kept in
al families IN case Of accidents es sudden sickness
~ s cu o. In less time han it requires to
1t pain in any part of the system and is used
HaRTsahUsaks H siss. cuREALL cures Rheuma ,;.m
Neuralgia and Chilbisins
nARTsH okNEs UU he ALL cures Cramps, Collie
Pains in the stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE's CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Sits, BACK. Breast; Teeth and Ears.
HAKfsHURNE's 0gRE-AIL i.V Cures Pains In the
1pf fTsps hS ss cure, Stiff Neck
HARTsHoKNE's CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pail, use the CUaEALL as
It acts upon the Nerves. Musles, Sinews, Blood and
Bones, and. by its warming electromagnetic power,
eApeis all pain from the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to be bad at all Drug Stores
Il Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
virginia. oc l5-6m
~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HUMBUG.-
PETkRS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GoNOR-
r RHtEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy. containing no Mer.
Surlai or Batsainlc properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public. in its curative resto
ratlVe AID renovatng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
medy Will cure the above Diseases and confounded
when they have ocular demonstrations of the facts
put the proprietor who has known of the remedy
ior twenty odd years has known of case of twenty
years standing TO be restored perfect health and
All other cases OF shorter duration, to be restored
WITHOUT single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonotrhga vhich the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the part OF the patient and to any one
purchasing nall dozen bottles, and using accord
cure aud IN case Of failure, viii fu nish additional
medicine. free OF charge, TO complete the cure
tGrough Els agents; and cure will ue effected with
out inconvenience to tho patient. Sold by
dkuBBS APPERSON, Druggists
An Agents for the city of Richmend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

SENATOR SuMSER's HEALTH Letters from Sena-
tor Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, rec eived per
steamer Africa, say thas his health is much i'm
proved, and hopes to be able to his seat in
the event Of an extra session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

/ ON THE LIVES OF o>,,
Can be obtained in the he,,,o,vrv
INTERNATIONAL LIFE AsSuRANCE sOeiSif
OF LONDON.
[Actual Capital s., 800 ,ooo.I
Agency at the Office of the Virginia fire sna ~ =
line Insurance Company. No l3l Main street, hicA-
'' Dr. jNO D CULLEN. Medical Examiner-otdce
a. me Office of Drs Gibson and cullen south SIDE O.
Franklin street, between 9Th snd !tn streets
ta w CuwAhDIN. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

k-N" uENbY Z. BROOKE has resuIneu
Re- practice OF law in the city Of Richmond
Ui:ice 10 Bsiviu's Neg Building, OF 18th. fronting
lax street. "a 26-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-25

AIIssING.-Samuel NJ. Wolfe, Jr about 20 years
OF age. arrived in the city on the Ith inst, from
Lynchburg. Va, and is missing. When last seen
he was at the daguerrean gallery 413 Broadway,
where he left carpet bag.-N. J. Letter.