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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-06
Groceries, prurisiuns, &f.
JOHN G.. FALL,

rs NOW RECEIVING, DAILY, LARGE QUANfl-
4 ties Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
LIQUORS, CLOTHING, &c.'
Which he offers to the public at Low PRlCEs' Inc
following comprises part Of his stock
200 boxes Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES
30 hhds. HAMS and BACON n,co>-
8 cases Oregon HAMS, SHOULDERS and BACON;
case SMOKED BEEF;
60 packages BUTTER-10 do. fresh do;
% cases best LEAF LARD;
40 bbls and half bhs. CRUSHED SUGAk
30 boxes PULVERIZED SUGAR
hhds. and 20 half bbls. N. o. SUGAR.
A tons ALUM and fine SALT;
40 kegs e. b. SYRUP;
30 kits and half bbls. MACKEREL;
60 bbls and half bbls. Clear Mess and Prime Pokh;
30 coils ROPE-size u inch to inch;
30 pieces DUCK-No. 10 to No. sos
200 boxes Common SOAP;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
30 boxes assorted brands Chewing TOBACC0i
Carolina Rice, China Rice, Smoked Herring, &c.
For sale Mt small profits. feb9-y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-06
NOTICE.

M HAT CdEERl what cheer lone hours to beguile,
w Is found by all who take a social smile,
At the old stand, so popular with all;
Rehtted, furnished and improved by srAHL.
Shakespeare.
Havanas fthe purest leaf you'll find
Aud Liquor, Cordals, Cider, Beer and Wine
Whate,er you want, wheneer you choose to call,
To read the news or gas awhile with srAHL
Shakespeare again.
Or II Billiards you Amusement seek,
At noon or evening In some cool retreat;
To please Yourself you only have to call
And while away an hour or two with srAHL.
apl2-my Shakespeare foreoer,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-06
NOTICE.

HAVE appointed
J. HI. WRIGHT n CO., Agents
for the Sale of all the above articles and they will iur
nish to buyers in Marysville at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
Persons wishing any of the above articles can ~ puy
them on as good terms of J. II. Wright Co., ID sia
rysYllle, as they can of me personally, in san tIsp
cisc,. mh24-3m THOS. OGG SHAW
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-06
Ohio Threshing Machines.
)MAS OGG SHAW.

Agent for John A. Pitts
33 Sacramento street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-06
Druus and ,Sflrditines.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
&C., sc.

S5n Francisco. MrrySgVie
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sembled, and where they would all have jolly good
dlaner together He went there with Bernhard found
the crowd and took several drinks with them. After
that without any ceremony explanation, they took
him Into dark room, where they tied him up, and
one OF them with pair Of shears cut oil the hair of
bis head close, except tuft over his forehead and
likewise robbed him Of all the money be had, amount
ing to four dollars. on the parties ssraigned Bald.
win and Weysham, the former only gave bail TO ap-
pear for examinstion the latter was sent to prison
The place called the "Ofphan's Home," we learn,
is cheap club house. or den, where divers and sun
dry bard customers pass the time in cheap way,
sleeping, eating and drinking, and once in while IN
dulgng in an extra sensation IKE that above re.
corded. We have been told that the same crowd
| once got green one ont there who had very busby
| whiskers and nustachios, and that they tied him
down and shaved of onehalf Of bis hirsute covering,
the dividing line being from the cartilage Of bis
to the apple in his throat after which they let him
go. We have also heard of other rasealIy tricks
played upon innocents by the same crowd, either at
the "Orphan's Home" or at other places in the
vicinity. w1
| The young man Martin, the prosecutor in the
present case, is creole respectfully connected. We
learn that Sunday Of his relations visited the
"Orphans' Home with double-barrel shot-guns, vel
loaded but that the orphans, who are hard to catch
mapping, deserted the Home in time to make theil
escape down the canal in sktf.
FRESH AIR and little movement out .ofdoors ART
very sweet to sick man. Mr.. Jacqulard residing OF
Chippewa street, Fourth District tempted by the beau
tul weather yesterday morning. determined upon hav
ing walk in the street. He had long been sick, ant
was very feeble. Being obdurate in his design, b,
carefully dressed in his best and leaning on tn
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photographic also on second page.

OpERArlc AND MusIcAL.-On Friday evening next
Mile Pccolomni makes her first appearance in opera
in New Orleans, singing in "La Travataa at the Or
leans theater The seats for this entertainment will
be disposed Of at auction, Mr. Chas. E. Forsta selling
them on Thursday, at the theater.
On Saturday the first Piccolomini concert will be
given at Armory Hail. and will present novel features,
as aid of scenery will be introduced to give effect
to little comic opera, "La Serva Padrona," which
will be produced.
On Thursday Mons. Musard devotes himself to the
entertainment Of Orleanians for the last time, as
thereafter he Immediately departs for Paris. Mile
Poinsot also sings for the last time on that evening,
and during the concert, which will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, Nine Ghoni, another OF the Ulman
prima donnas from London, makes her debut in this
| ctv
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FURTHER BY THE STEAMER JURA.
SARDLNIA'S PLAN OF EXPANSION.
A French Loan of s2ooooooo
General NeWs.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. ls.-The advices received in
England from India are favorable to an early
termination of the war.
The campaign in Dude had been entirely successful.
Tue rebels had been dispersed and all their forts
destroyed.
Vague rumors were circulated in France that the
French Government were about negotiating loan
of f20 600 O00-but these rnmors lack conhrmauM9n. M
discussion of the affairs of the Ionian lslan0s.
Nothing of the proceedings in the House Oh Com'
mons are Of general or political! importance.
yornipo from the Preect for an article of similar
tenor to those has been publishing for weeks past
nclining towards the Austrian view Of Italian affairs
the representations of the Austrian Ambassador at
Paris.
The Paris Bourse felt the effect of the warning to
the La Presse.
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DEATH OF Ex-sEsAron sEEEs.
Businea At Ian Hraneioeo.

.~ Businea at Ian 1raneisso.
ST.. LOUIS, March The Overland Caaisosnist
Mail has arrived bringing dates from San Fnncieco.
to the llth us, which are four days later tnan ow
previous advices. #tes
The Pacific Mail Companys steamer Uncle ssR
left San Francisco the l1th with three hundred,
troops bound for the Colorado rver for the PURPOSE
Of chastisng the Aohave Indians, who defeated Leu
Lazelle
The Indian war in the northern part of the State
Of California was being vigorously prosecuted, and
there was q prospect Of speedy termination.
An expedition was about leaving Fort Buchanan
against the Apache Indians, who continued very
troublesome 5!s -
Lieut.. LazelIe was recovering from the wounds he
received in the engagement with the Mohave Indians
on the Colorado.
Ex-senator Geyer, formerly United States Senator
from California, died at st. Louis.
Business at San Francisco was very brisk. There
| was an active demand for provisions and American
liquors.
Candles, coffee, provisions Of all kinds, and Ameri
can liquors were advancing in prices.
There had been heavy rains along the route on the
Colorado desert and severe snow storms at Pacheco
and Tejou Passes, which somewhat delayed the mail
| party .
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xxTALsH,S PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE 9, 1851.

We beg to call the attention of the GAscoNsUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER GAS BURNER, which has just been submitted to
the most and test made in this county in
the ci Albany N w. where it came into direct compe
ton with GEAS ms BURNER the next best in the United
s;a,es of which slman, of Yale College,
YALE COLLEGE LABoRAToRY,l
New Haven, .ss,' jan IA p';s,,.r S5; ,ss;
measurement Of several Gas Burners in common use OBJ
tanned, New Haven, january 49, 1885, by Professor Sill
VT. j.. W.
Nam. Of Burners psa nanug hdus Pressure ysss No.
eleasom's sa1s American, A. eric With p'' 1'''' .>'
Homsn's a'ssshBsa Double $50 sof %s''' ac
B"saslsr's anas Double Ar feet 112n. 10 candles
'e"sop attainment - llon lc candles.
Now the public that in s. t test at assGy ons
Of hs %
each Burner as; sSsss%
ON he second trial Walsh Burner consuming 2o feet
feet per Difference in favor of Walsh Burner 6o feet
On thr trial Walsh Burner consuming 3l9 feet per
hS 70 d
Secretly JOIN A'ffGH muKbts. sfis Company
oA''rTS1 VIZ. 4 atSsis. 1ts8R Committee
prepared to furnish them to Gas Companies Gas Fit
e is as
Warranted also antcorrosive We also furnish with the burn
tips that the old tips are worm they can b.
easily replaced thus rendering these Burners the cheapest
| most peri. ct and durable burners ever invented.
| We have State, County and City Rights for sale; -,
These OF the largest estab
ismens this city 10 the satisfaction of those who have use
them and with much economy OF nse. -. =,
The attention of Gas Consumers generally respectful
called above solicit their patronage satisfied tina
"'N'A WETHERBEE 4 GARTRELL,
| Sole Agents.
nTbese Burners may be seen operation at the IIno
Central Railroad Office under St Charles Hotel Any order
left with ". E. REDDING the Agent, will receive proml
.,,.,,ion felO If
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A MONMOUTH PAPER SAYS: "In another ccalrn
will be found the of james
Davidson ESQ Prof Wood This another Of thenumer
GUS where has chang ed hair rnga
and scalps waving locks Let stads IN
need Prof. Woods Hair Restorative give it Eaf stal.'
See advertisement
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1882
At 8 O'Clock
Musard's Farewell Concert.
Last appearance of
MADEMOISELLE POINsOT.
First appearance in New Orleans of
MILE GHIoNI,
Prms Donna from Her Majesty's Theater, London.
First appearance Of
sIGNOR MAGGIOROTTI,
Principal Budo from Her Msjesty's Theatsr, London
PRICE OF ADMISSION
One Dollar to all parts of the Hall.
Seats reserved, and may be secured in advance
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
The sale of seats Wednesday at Werlen's
Music store Camp street, and at the Office at Odd Fellows
Hall. Tickets TO be had at the door.
On which occasion will appear
Mile BERKEL;
signor DoMENlCo; Mr. PERRING;
Mr.. sEIDLER, Solo Flute Mr. SCHMITZ. French Horn;
THE FULL ORCHESTRA, and
Mons. LEG ENDRE Characterization, VIII will likewise make
his fareuel appearance
as- The programme which will be extremely brilliant, will
be published tomorrow.
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
MILE PICCoLoMINL
Mr.. U.LMAN respectfully informs the public that
Mile PlccOlOmin1
will arrive this Tuesday, evening" and make her first appear
FRIDAY March lh, when will be performed for the
first time in New Orleans the celebrated Of all yerds
eras, entitled
LA TRAvIATA,
which has been in active preparation during the last month
which Mile P1CCULoMINI will appear in her orig na
character of voe.a" in which she has achieved that i'm
mense reputation that ROW hlls the musical world
| Mile PICCOLOMINI will be assisted by Sig. TANARO
sg FLORENZA and other artists from the New York Iaar
| Opera.
The salary Mr. Uman has t, pay to Mr. Lumley the man
ager of the London italian OPERA for the services Of Mile Pic
coomni is the that paid to Jenny Lind To this hav
added the salaries for the entire troupe and the
paid to the manager of the French Opera. In view Of th
EXPENSE fixed the price of at ONLY
THREE DOLLARS and the number Of applicants for pr
greatly exceeds that at his disposal the choice
| boxes will be -
| SOLD AT AUCTION,
by the well-known auctioneer, Mr.. Chas. E. Forsal
| THURSDAY, at the Orleans Theater.
pJ-Full particulars to-mo
Mile PlCCoLoMINl will make her second appearance
SATURDAY, MARCH IL,
At the Armory Hall,
in a GRAND CONCERT, and COMIC OPERA DE sALol
in full costume, called
LA SERYA PADRONA
expressly arranged for her.
She will be assisted by all the artists and
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Ha-The sale of for Ms Piccolomns second appear
ance will commence FRIDAY.
ON MONDAY, MARCH IA,
Third and last appearance but of Mile Pccoomini,
the Orleans Theater. mS
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CoPARTNERsHIP Observation-Disclosures Is given
partnership which has heretofore exted carry
ing Franklin House Restaurant under the chas
Saugez Co.. is dissolved and that business will be con
srued and outstanding elsis lquia ted by Mr. chs sauge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

Su1clDE.-On the lst inst, . highly respected young
man of New York city, named Orlando +. Parsons
blew his brains out with pistol in bis room at q
boarding house in Baltimore. Disappointment atthe
failure of an attempt to obtain clerkshIp IN one OF
the Government departments at Washington was sup
posed to be the cause.
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Middng Uplands.. Observation-Disclosures. 6
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool is 1862 900 bales,
of which 3O4 900 are American.
The adyices from Manchester continue to be of q
favorable character.
The market for goods and yarns closed with an
active demand, and prices were frmer.
HAvRE, Feb lS.-Cotton has advanced l to 2
francs during the week. The sales Of the week
at 10l francs
LlvERpooL, Feb. 19-The Breadstuffs market
closed dull but generally steady at last weeks quo
tations.
The Provision market closed quiet and steady,
generally at previous quotations.
LONDON, Feb l9th.-The funds fully maintain the
quotations of yesterday. Consols for money closed
at 95s.
The bullion in Bank of England has increased
during the week f2s7,000.
General Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10TH The rnmors circulated on
the Continent are of more warke aspect.
1t is reported that camp OF one hundred men is
soon to be formed at Toulon
The English House of Commons has passed reso.
luton in favor Of Government loan Of Ct ,0u0 000
bill legalizing marriages with deceased wife 8
sister, has passed to second reading by So majority
| The French Government is preparing memoran-
dunn of grievances against Austria.
| France will frankly demand explanations Of Aus
ria to the course she intends to pursue in relation
to the subjects to which the memorandum refers.
The Austrian journals have been ordered to assume
more mO0efate Tone IN tnelr articles III FelaIlOu u
France.
Austria has proposed to the secondary German
powers treaty Of alliance, offensive and defensive.
| Three OF these minor powers have concluded secre
treaties with Austria, but with the qualifying clauses
that these treaties only to be acted by them il
case war be carried to different theater than Italy
1t is reported that the Prussan Government is con
templating the negotiation Of a new loan.
Sardinia is enrolling two regiments of deserter
from the Austrian army, aud it is believed larg
number more may he obtained by desertion from th
Austrian ranks.
1t is asserted what appears to be good AUTHORITY
that the Emperor Napoleon's intentions are decidedly
warlike.
The latest letters from Vienna published in th
papers, are full of accounts of the warlike prepare
tions being made on the Continent.
In striking contrast with the warlike preparation
on the Continent the English army estimates show
reduction in the home and colonial forces of SOC
men, and an increase in the Indian army Of IA O(
men.
i. The total force of the present standing army
England is 229 900 men, Of which number LOG 900 a
for the Indian service.
This is considered as strongly indicating the fai
of the English Government in the maintainance
peace.
Various rumors prevail in relation to contemplat
9 ministerial changes in the English Cabinet, incudi
IS the Lord Chancellor, Sir Lyton Bulwer aud Gene
n Peal.
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TERPSICHOREAN.

N sARD! aMyu
GRAND MARDI-GRAS BALL!HAE
In e. At
II Odd Fellows Hail.
% last of the ssrie, of the Young Mems Society
MASKAND FANCY DRESS BALLS,
sg VIII take place
Ion Tuesday. (Mnrdi-ts March sth, 1859,
rae Commttee take pleasure in announcing that they have
MUsARD,
The great chef dorchssa OF tho Mosques of the Grand
p Paris M and OF The ns' At The French Court who
Dali on this occasion. He will also give
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
programme Of which will bs duly published.
o'clock and continue until 9h O'clock when the dancing
procure tickets applying 10 the Secretary
he once Of ne b" hoom entrance on Camp street, from
Applications for Ladies' tickets of Invitation to bs made to
No lady viii be admitted without an invitation ticket having
been approved by the Board Of Managers.
All masked pesons will be required to unmak before enter
No Ladies' invitations will be meeting of
Managers which will be on the night previous to the Ball
ToRs ss ns Obtained od.,
March S.h OF the Secretary office OF the Ball Room
PROGRAMME or THE ABOVE
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, AT THE YOUNG
MEMS SOCIETY BALL, BY
MUSARD AND ORCHESTRE,
LES ZuUAvEs~Grand satils On .drille.
CECILIA PoLKA-Legendre.
sGyFs Ell Fl MouroNs. a6 Comic ousdrt,le
fxpkGs fxpkHss AND AR5iN GRISKEF HHIEpF POLKA.
For time of Concert refer Ball advertisement above.
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LARGE INvo1cE OF OsNABuRGs is advertised for
sale by scruggs Donegan Co % Garondeaes street
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH
ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATER-ORLEANSs sTREET--
TUESDAY, March 8. 1859,
The Opera Of LES RENDEZvoUs-M'ms Bourgeois and
Monsieur I4afleur.
| The Vaudeville Of TITI-Monsieur Carrier, etc.
Aa-Thursday-Beneft of Nine BOURGEOIS.
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LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, smart and acelimatea, ia
advertised for sale
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

relegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
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ss- See eighth page for bulletin of balls.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL

n1-Performance commences ut o'clock
ATicket Office open day, from O'Clock A. NJ to ~
u n TnS
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800 MEN GONE AGAINST TIE. nunsyEs.
L1EUTEN7 LAzELLE REcewERrrs

z1PzDI71os AeAINsr rHs' Ap1 c.szs.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM GaIaee RHIA !!
THE ARRIVAL OF THE oHBRLAND HAIL.

WAR WITH THU KzEDLA1g0.
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FRANCE DEMANDS EXPLANATION
I'm English Loan of s7,ooo,ooo.
lBY THE NATIONAL LlNE.1

New YORK, March 7.-The Cunard steamship
Europa, Capt. Letch arrived at this port this
ing. She left Liverpool on Saturday the 10th ult.,
and brings one day later dates than the Jura.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l9.-The sales of cotton during
the week amounted to ss 400 bales.
The sales on speculation amount to l5 900 bales,
and for expectation 900 bales.
All qualities of cotton have advanced during the
week fully !.
The market closed with an active demand.
The sales on Friday were 5000 bales, of which
spectators took 1000 and exporters 1000 bales.
The market closed steady, and firm at the follow
ing authorized quotations:
Fair Mobile. Observation-Disclosures. I
Fair UpIands. ......................7 l-l6
Middling Orleans. s.................... 1.l6
Middling Mobile e................... 6 1916
Middling Uplands Observation-Disclosures. I
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SPECIAL NoTrcra


~ Artificial Teeth The Chrcplassic Pre-.
$3.50 ~ ~. JONES' DxxTIsTs hasing purohaeed
MG rTf{Hstes rieAf for the above mode 81 nkinS
and AFTER sstsf aad tssfiwy Z u ths moss
tsye!t sattftd or IT'S d6soiafe sKpssiofsss over The
god SILVER and platina method; can there fora with
conhdcnce recommend II to all who may tesi s fsii
OF rart'Sl sets q teeth ard esrstioiit to sasA as
naoF &c asssonshta wisa fhass Mep are note Mstse
pate are rsnayedh suetign bs,ns psgiset ser,rns
sonVorf and stability to the TT aud tho toath b;,
embedded in the metal, the food Il excaa S,.,,,g
a'uas OF petWeen Them; they are, therefore, clean
81, Sn"u.hef ahu IN every respect better In con
,sssaense OF The perfect adaptaton of the pIats :,
s"s m,oas, aau the suction thereby secured he ga
lnscr' one sr moro teeth sctthous lass ~, II 20 81
eSfes snassi,se perfeet and satisfactory I'll. al
cd hy ,hnsa nas,ng oecn adopted and commend
s NoFse and south Testimonials will be gwen and
speet"ens exhibited 10 any who NAV des,re 70 s
.he The CID Plates Of those wishing Ia escbs see
n sns QUO method Tor the new. will I've taken in mari
p , " n. 81 course, make TEETH on tbef ri,
ine Y nr those who may prefer II. y" 'ao o'a
trsrtoa t9soaghy and gently done; and teeth az
"aaSnSou es electricity for those who wish n va v"
oiace opposite Coriathian Hall. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-27

YACHT Il CING-NBsSEL- IN HAMPTON
RoADs.-QuI:e an interesting and exciting race
took place IN Hampton Roads on SATURDAY
last, between the Pilot Boat Canton, OF Balti-
more. and AllYn's yacht Breeze. The race
commenced about ; O'Clock. and each vessel
went down a. low as Willoughby's Point and
mack til" Breeze winning the race very easily
There are 4 great many vessels now iu the
r raas waiting for fair wind. The following
arr the names Of some OF them:
Ship Trenton, from Norfolk bound To Ha-
ylna. ship Erie from City Point, bonnd out
S.hr. Astrea. Captain Pine, from Baltimore
bound 10 Boston; Schr. q. L. Binns, Cook
If u James River. bound 10 New York; Schr
san Luis. from Nanspmond River. bound TO n
'rh, Schr. Fueliue, from .laInes River, bound
10 Nr'y York; Schr ]. z Simpson, from Deep
Greek bound 10 Old Point; Schr. W II. Ru-
IAN. from Norfolk, bound 10 New Iork.--Nor
r-,& Dag book.
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m. Nature 1, ,hc Gr.,f p.r..,,,.,,....-. -,

Is now admitted hy tho mediea nrn,ess;nn IN.
u a princpe of healing science. II IS wisely
sn,,a os the human economy. that wie';eseI
y,T tssi w.osg " ire psshieai ystefn the nstu
~ orces oI the body are brought to bear to expei
ssrans,hn Iho great alm, therefore, is to
n view BY the skilful compannaers or Iir, 4 UI9l
=; T. hf = BiTTERS, which operate ,ng give fresh
~ ss u gu the ORGANS OF the body The effect of
tns medicine upon the stomach, the liver ard the
Moneys. are prompt and decisive. The ratient who
S, TSe enough ts cult drusgnx and Try tho BIT
Ehs, soon ieets as If he had taken new lease Of
NO. and as he continues the of the article. ha
y oVer{oyed 70 find tho stream of health coursins
shrough has frame. Let all from whose cheek the
bloom has departed, give Or. J. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BITTERSa trial.
whore.
~ Sec Advertisement in another column
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-27

Mn. RAREY on HIS TRAVRLS.-After an alb
.enCe OF five months Mr. Rarey has once more
retufEci 10 England. ClaSSes AZ Berlin Mos
rov, and -. Petersburg have occupied the
principal part of his time, aud he spent up
wards Of two months in Russia, teaching 4
very large class in the riding school Of Prince
lentschikoft. TWO of his lectures at st. Pc
tersburE were given before the Emperor and
his Court; and. as in Prussia he received Il
very handsome testimonial asa token of APP
probation. After seeing him operate on say
@1e horse, whose peasant conductor gave vent
20 IN. surprise at his prowess by sundry wild
IMPRESSIONS. which amused the Imperial par
~ most heartily, Mr.. Rarey was especially
commissioned To go % of the Emperors
country seats and TAME horse for HIM, which
al bee3 brought from the steppes Of Tarta-