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DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER 0MP LAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,

v
And the various affections consequent upon die.
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such ~ Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, D0spon-
dercy. Csstiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
it has in numerous instances proved highly benef.
cisl and in others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, preuared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor Boerhave. Because OF
Its great in most ofthe European States its
PRODUCTION into the o. States was intended more espe
ciay for those of fatherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer 1t to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
Il ia particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired By the
continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, il
finds its way directly to the seat Of life, thrilling
and Quickening every nerve. raising up the droop:
NOTTCK-Whoever expects to find this beve.
rage will be Disappointed; but to the sick, weak and
low spirited. it win prove grateful aromatic cor.
N''' CAUTiONl
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Re not persuaded to buy
a3LLAND az b pBiTfEks fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince you how infinitely superior It 10 to al
these limitations.
sold ct 81 Per bottle SIX bottles for IS. By the
SOLE PROPRIETOkS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR, 4 CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTIST6 AND CHEMISTe.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
nRSold nearly all the Druggists In this city
ie II-dts
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FAMILY YL0UK. -160 half basfel
C - uo , Hamag 1iear-sIsnne 1seyl0f
s,sssa; = ;sS ssSS ~ . ''sas,se'ss z Q s4sHlLL.
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- GREAT SAoRIYIcR OF - -
nIGu d ACI Nh Ann GIAAK4

At r RzgKIEI5S, 60 Main street.
Selling regardless Of cuss make ro0m Tor ep91nf
0oods Rich HEAD DRESeEb and Fancy HAlk
PINS: Extension 6KIRTS Of all kin1s, frOm 70 -
Springs Ror cheap Goods. call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot. 50 Main street. ,.v~vr~,
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CENSUS OF LoUIsIANA.-0fficial information, re-
ported to the Legislature of Louisiana, gives the
Slaves 2o3 800: free colored 49, ISL Total. 6i6 97
The assessed value Of taxable property Is $376 604
2S'. OF hich New Orleans has $ee 25s 72b. The as
ssed taxes on the whole are 81 39. $50 of which
New Orleans furnishes SlS3 55f.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
AIwAYs M THoupIn.-MarY Jane Pnr

ALWAYS IN TRouBLn.-Msry Jane Pur
cell was taken away from Iamp.post, which 81,
WAS very patiently holding up, last Monday night
taken before the Mayor yesterday, she declared
that she leaned against the post because she wa1
tired; wnereupon she wss Informed that she NIGH
have long period Of rest in JAIL, unless she could
give surety for her good behavior. After mskfDs
. long narration Of her troubles and misbsps. md
announcing her purpose to leave Richmond on the
nrsf opportunity, she quietly dropped down on the
mourners bench, an unhappy illustration Of the
evils Of strong drink 80
George Frost one Of the hardest specimens Of
the topper that ever drained bottle. vss cam mi
TED In default OF security for his good behavior.
lie has served long apprenticeship In the chain
gang, and seems to have gotten used to the thing.
lie was disposed to blame his wife for his troubles
aw weak invention of erring husbands to excuse
their own misconduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30

THE ADIRONDACK CLUB.-The Adirondack Club
the prominent members of which are Ralph
Waldo Emerson. James Russell Lowell, Professors
Stillman, Agassiz and Wyman, are about purchas-
ing twelve thousand acres of land in the wilds O
Adirondack, building a commodious camp.h house
and making all convenient arrangements for theiu
annual sojourn in the woods. As the land can b,
purchased for l21 cents per acre, it will be seer
that the land, 1900 acres of woods lakes ravines
brook trout, bears aud panthers, can be bough
and paid for without producing any great panic i,
the money market.-Boston Herald March 23d.
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DYoV, 8 0jov0, NJ

AeaAuEa.--xdWaFd Drew, etavos 49,
assaIsnsd bsfors ths MAYOR yssessdy g als.f, ~
Msson's iistls boy fhspss, Vt tAs csss VA eoss
tlnusd uptl to-day.
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PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMIHTe.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ny-Sold nearly ell the Druggists in this city

NHARrER ELECTfON.-Ata . meeting
" of the Council of tho city Of Richmond held on
Monday the l4th day Of March. 1859. the following
resolution WAS adopted:
Resolved, That the following named gentlemen
be appointed Commissioners aud Conductors to sur
serintend and cond net the Charter Election, to be
held on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day OF April next,
viz: ,,m n
In Monroe eWard-Commissioners: samuel Bay.
Timberiake and Thos Boudsr. Conductor: b
Morris 4th day officer Election to bs held AZ ~ La
'Ta Madison Ward commissioners i sheppersop,
VIM W Crump, Geo w Gillian. Francis smtth,
and Jas II Grant Conductor: G O Johnson let
dav officer Election to be held at the CITY Hail.
In Js6srson nWard-Ccmmissioners Luther lio-
by, Joseph Brummell James winston. i a = IN smta; "a
and Alex'r Craig. Conductor; heupen 4 csai. "a
the LIST Market.
=, AoSse' rroa VawaoN ~ CR
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THE Long BRIDGE On Tuesday afternoon, az
three ladies, accompanied by some male friends
were crossing the Long Bridge. one of them sud-
denly disappeared to her waist through the flooring
"a plank. on the end of which she had placed her
foot. having tipped up and let her through. For.
tunately for the lady, her crinoline extended be.
yond the limits of the aperture through which she
had fallen. and il, together with her presence Of
mind In extending her arms saved her from death.
Wash. States, 24tb.
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TIE WEATHlR.-It is q remarka ble
fact that during period OF five months we have
not had three pleasant days in succession Yester.
day morning there was drenchiug rain but the
weather became clear at mid-day, and We were
favored with ade'ightful afternoon. Agricultural
gentlemen tell rs that ssrious apprehension arA
entertained Of injury to the wheat crop, from the
90 suDerabundapce of rain =
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UNCERTAINTY OF FORTUNE IN TIE LAND OF Cold
There are now many men in San Francisco, whose
families are in a state of destitution, who few
years ago were worth hundreds of thousands OF
dollars. Speculation in real estate ruined them.
One family that were intensely aristocratic dur
ing the inflated days, now keep boarders aud take
in washing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30
~HARTsHoRsE's AYTI-BILIous PILL

the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
act upon the Liver. Stomach and Bowels, carrying
of all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grpe. easy ia their operation, aud can be taken
at any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds FROM the system and prevent Rheumatism: -
IL YOU suffer with any pain, use HAKTsHOhnE,s w M
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANEIUILAT0R. II
you have 8 cough, use HARTSH0RNE'S COUGH
bYRUP, which 10 the best Cough Syrup In the
world.
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sy eIEGKR's NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE
SINGERS TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
slNGER'S TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY eAIISPACTIOE
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
DOES ALL KtsDS OF WOnK
RICHMOND, March, 1859. NH 9s-,ms
E~ FAIRBANKS scALgs.
WAREHOUSE,
No lfi6 Min STRAIT Rfc5a,.,,J T.

No. 1o6 Main Street. Richmond, Ia.
A ttiforfa standard OF Weights and a correct s,,s
ttD OF weie hing subjects claiming the ttentior
Of every individual in the country
A correct Scale is s Just ntbiter between buve,
and seller. and il is Of the utmost Importance tha
an instrument 50 universally called upon to decd,
questions OF great value in the daily and hourly
transactions OF business. should be of such reI
cgltg and er1ctnsss 10 secure the c07, fdence q
al those acfo may be effected 6g te results infiicG
Il
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PcsT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Pi Pirgtnia.-On the route
from Richmond, Va, to Wilmington, N. c., the
Postmaster General directs that the agency of W.
B. Chalkley be discontinued; that seven agents be
required to perform the service-three on day and
three on night line, with an additional agent for
the relief Of others and in case of immergency
Route from Richmond to panviie, Va, w. w.
Averett is appointed route agent in place OF II
Graves, resigned, at same salary-$Soo per AM
mum.
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- SAsToHD's Llv1I I1v,oor.

ConrouKDED xHfInrLY vnoM 0UM--Is : mia - ee
iectu:t cathartic. acting nrst on The LIvER. Ia
bowels. and carries o6 al matter that PREVENT
their healthy action. and thus strengthens and
buiids up the whole system very rapidly and Z the
Dest LIVER lNVI00RATOR
LIVER INvI0On AT0R
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saE~ Tux BRsr Couau sYRup IN TN,

Tne best Cough Syrup ia the world in HSrts
hctnss Pegtorsi Syrup oil Wild Cherry
Fets Afsseie Is prepared By chemist and ia pro
ncsssista os medical men, aud those who have ,ssa
y 70 ne TOE eest preparation for Coughs Colds
CstATrs, Stonchstis, Hoarseness Sore Throat from,
Consumption. " ~'''"'e''
4. Persons who sing should use it. 1t ia rleasan, to
we taste sctens clears and strengthens the VOICE
~, irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre
vents taking cold. Wv
bosties y and 80 cents and 81. Sold by oil Drug.
towns In Virginia. o. isNsm s1J "'i
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PICTURES AT a recent sale In Charleston, Wash.
ington Allstons "spalatro or Bloody Hand, pic
ture 2s feet by Is inches, of which the subject is
from ope of Mrs. Radeiff's novels. brought e3,0ll.
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Anasnrrss, Ero.-The Identification

ARaENTIHs, ETo.-The Identification
Edward Argentine, the forger. by detective I.
L. Schoube aud Mr., Smythe, Of Charleston. - the
8. Co. by forgery involves tho accusedin difficulties
which he will not easily escape from. He was In
Charleston from the 14th until the 2lst Of Feb.
: uary, under the name OF d. W. Andrews. Hsa r
tended church there, and behaved In ell respects
like nice young man. The checks were pres
seated on the 2lst, on which day "Audrewsr and
his companion suddenly disappeared. The money
thus procured was subsequently, Unchanged At
the once OF Paul \ Hinton, in Petersburg, and by
them returned 70 Charleston, very shortly aftsr-
wards Afidavits relating 70 the tssnaaction have
been taken BY the Mayer Of Richmond, 20 that In
case Of any loop hole here, the prisoner will be
sou for Charleston"
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. stock Of GOODS. not . BE- surpsssed y *
try. Our assortment consists IN part Of -
EmbroidcriAs. LAcss. Dreas Trimmings. eilk snd
euspendcrs. Shift and Collars, umbrellaA Pam
sols, Brushes, Combs, Huttons, Hoop 9kirts Fes'
fumeriss and 1oape. Gold and 3ss Jswssfy sc;
larly sDscifed in our printed Cstalogses.
0s1ers 6 all tmss promptly attended 70.
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- DR. JOAN B. WALrHALL. fHommo.

~ eHo1as u. SrxsL, Dentist, Ole
snd residences No gi. On Main. between sth and st
t"""' @"ona W. my NB--lY
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ARRIVALS OF FIsH.-On Sunday last there was
an arrival of fish from White Point landing, the
lowest on the river, of 1000 herring and $50 shad,
being the first from that shore, this season, and
much earlier than usual. There we're arrivals also
from several other shores, making in the aggre-
gate some 5000 herring and 5000 shad. Prices
OF shad ranged from $l6 to so per hundred, and
herring $14 to ST. per thousand. Yesterday 6,000
herring arrived from lump landing, the largest Of
the season Herring are on the increase, and are
selling from $l4 to SIS per thousand. In shad
there is no increase; prices range from $l6 to SO
per hundred.-AleS. (Va) Gazettee, yesterday.
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CPRING HALES-l859.
THOMAS, HUGHES q CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATiONB. which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactures. enables ~ to o6sr h
the Dierchants Of
VIRGINIA,
TENNkssEE. and
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Practical and Anal ytical Chemists.

Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.
DR. J w Garlick, Waring 3 Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH l-3 N
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rathist offers his professional sery,oes 70 the ,,I
Eens OF Richmond sns its vicinity ofsoe A. h,s rs
se is-d1y S~'''
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TIE TATToO-A marine, who went from Pal,
ham on board of one of the American war sh ips
which for ayear past has been cruising on the
Chinese coast, writes home among many other
things, this:
Among tbs unconsidered trifies that Dat about
the forecastle OF mar-ofwar, one cannot help
| observing the tattooed arms, limbs and bodies Of
with his breast all bare, and big fellow. with no
'sh with Ave needles tied sosether. With e the the
poiIts dipped in India ink, and each wound In the
| skin absorbing enough of the fluid to retain q
mark Tor iife The figure was composed of the
Goddess OF Liberty, the stars and Stripes . ship
| &c. Some have q taste for the relan choly. and
and adopt the gallows; with the culprit pendent.
| some have double hearts and love arrows. and
deserted, yet hopedfor sweetheart. Then there
iithe patriotic taste, with the Bscutcheon of the
Union and chip Of war ready for tight It !:
| the United States Navy annually, arc tattooed,
with figures costing from seventy five cents to f-
in the aggregate of twenty thousand dollars. A
single ARTIST has been known to pocket over a
| thousand dollars Ia cruise Of figate, in these
ssnseless India ink prickings.
TRAGEDY IN NEW ORLEANs.-On the I4sh of
March, at a ball in New Orleans, Antoine Cambre,
killed Spaniard named Manuel Suarez. The
homicide was committed during q desperate
fight between the parties. The Crescent says:
''Ths Louisiana ball room is one of those places
which have established themselves permansnciss
in ali maritime cities. and which is permitted to
exist only under the most stringent police regula-
tiops, and with the consent of such respectabls
people as may reside in the neiehborhood Men
most noted for their cool courage. physical strength
and police experience. are generally selecttd d to
preserve the peace at such places. and Cambre was
employed as commissaryof the Louisiana ball for
his possession of al the above qualifications Ev.
cry one visiting the Louisiana ball Is felt and
searched for weapons. by an officer specially EN-.
poyed for that duty, no weapons of any kino being
allowed in the room. How SuartZ got in with his
razor is a mystery which the examining officer
alone can explain, if any body"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-07
'eallt Retracflo Ion.

The following anec'.iote is told of dis
tineuished lawyer Of Massachusetts,, who
hut few yes'rs ago, went "the way ofal
Hesh.n He had been engaged in certain
case in Roxbury, wherein he believed the
Jury had done injustice to his client De,
claiming against the verdict, he said;
"The whole Of them might have been
bribed for q peck of beans!!'
dWhat is thnt?" said the Judge. "You
dishonor yourself and the court, as well
as the Jury, by such an impeachment"
q 81 mean no disre'spect to the court, your
honor, and as for lyself--" p.
"You will see the propriety, l hope ofre.
tracting tho words. y Do 4.l .inoa
with all due difference to your honor 1
can not see the propriety unsaying what
is true" ' "' - ''
2 "Do you intend to aggravate the offense
by repeating it2 Let me tell you, sir, this
is not to be suffered. and unless you retra0t
forthwith, we shall deem it necessary to
strike you from the rolls of the court I"
s"Well, since the court insists upon it, |
suppose can do no less than retract"
'tAnd in very amply terms, too" 5o5e
! lIfCertainly, your honor; and on second
thought do it with great pleasure am
convinced now, that wronged the jury
in saying they could be bribed for peck
of beans; and thus openly and publicly,
4 istfact the assertion, hope the jury
and court are satisfied" ..,,
They expressedthemselves in the affirm
atiye, when the lawyer rejoined:
t'But, may it please the court and jury,
had said half bushel instead Of peck,
Iwould have been hung before would
have retracted. " r.Hi
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Bas- A western paper contains the fol-
lowing advertisement: "Wants situation
printer, who is competent to take charge
Ok any department in a printing orpublish-
ing-houSe. Would accept professorship
in any of the academies Has no objection
to teaching ornamental painting or pen
manslip, geometry, trigonometrty and
many other sciences. Is particularly
suited to act as pastor to a small evangeli-
cial church, or as q local preacher. Fl Q
would have no objection to form a small
but select class Of interesting young Ia
dies to instruct in the higher branches.
10 dentist, Or chiropodist, he would be
invaluable, as he can do almost anything.
Would board with family, if decidedly
pious. For further particulars inquire of
Col. Buffalo, at Browns Saloon"
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THE AMERICAN AUTUMN.
OH - b, fAssY KGMnLE.

"a : az fAsSY KEsRLr.. ~ r. IN r." -
Thou comest not in sober gnise, 'I,
In mellow cloak OF russell Clad '' f'
Thine are no melancholy skies, -'
:. Nor hueless flowers, pale and sad; T...,
hut, like an emperor, triumphing,
With GORGEOUS robes of Tyrian dyes .'
Full flush OF fragrant blossoming,
And glowing purple canopies.
How call ye til Is the season'sf fall, '-
That seems the pageant of the year? % ar
Richer and Brighter far than all
The pomp that spring and SIMMER wear 2
Ned AiIst the western light Of day -jost
TN rock, and stream, and winding shore; a.
Soft, woody banks and granite gray, 1e
With amber clouds are curtained DER;
Tile wide, clear waters sleeping lie
Beneath the evenings wings Of gold,
Aud On fhcir eiassy BREAST tho sky .sh .s.s,fss.-
And banks their mingled hues unfold. 80.
Far insthe tap gled woods, the ground lHN
ls strekn With falien leaves, that lie s8FE
Like crimson carpets oil aronhd Nsst YFth
Beneath 4 crimson canopy. --S - T. w ~.
The sloping sun, with arrows bright,
Pierces the forests waving maze:
The universe seems wfapt in light,
A foANpE robe df resythage{ a Jnp ggFJ
Oh, Autumn ltlisa aft lfer6a isine4pJ , nv "
And round thy throne the smiling hours
A thousand fragrant tributes bring,
OF golden faqHsa pl PtGsl lipgsi silow@s.dS .oi
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RAILROADS.
-; .crii JUNE 40. ,asse. q d r's q
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
In lil
RAILROAD

FoUR DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
= Sixth.street Depot. -. fgl.. -,laaT
dgsky and gieyeiand without change Of cara ''
h Ihrongh Tickets for all Eastern, Western, Nofth-
'r %a % S0riG EXSsRIt HsissfR eIt tcolumeu, time.
Tsieh pnn,ss faster Than 0ncinns
Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston and New York. Also, con.
Troy Piqga, Sidney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Foft
st 500 and Chicago at S:SO :; n Quincy ana eaens
Road, for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Mum
Gle; Also, connects at Richmond with Indiana Gen.
ral koaS for indianapolis lafayette Chicago, Terre
Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, f2r
Anderson Kokon,o and Peru. ALSO, connects with
S,A. NJ MAIL TRAIN1 For Dayton, Spring
faf or TEnnsf s SsHpsqs Te
eago Road, East and West; ut Clyde with o. and To-
ledo Road for olsyelsnd and buffalo, Toledo, Detroit
with tho g. aiso Road dOfnees far oersad and
points East; also connects at Hamilton with junction
4:so p. ~ MI. is'TlH TiAIN-rOr Dayton, Springfield
and and SSndnsly-C9npects et Forest with fittsburg,
se fErs wayne snd GhiSag9 Road East and Vest at
fa Toledo Detroit and Chicago aso Gonneots Sa,; a;
Richmond for indianapolis, Terre Haute, it, Louis
and Chicago. Also, connects with Junction Railroad
% y NJ Dayton Troy riqus, sja,
ney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chi.
cage, ago. %rSSaching ga Chicago at A. NJ.
For further Information and Tickets, apply at the
aiokes ohceson9rth.e east corner Front and Broad
the new Ticket 0ice on hs west side Ct Vine street,
Setween Postofiice and BnEnet fouse; at the walnW
street House, or at the XIII street Depot.
auI5 ID. Mol. AREN. Sunerinfendent
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aD-If person is bent on quarrcling
with you, leave the whole oft to him, and
he will soon become weary of the unen-
couraged operation. .... ...
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Es-Whep is the last falshood Of a con-
6rmed liar hearl?d When he ''lies" at
the point of death.
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HALLS PATENT, VI :,


VNHE MOSTREIIAPLE FIRE AND
n BURGLAR PROOF SAFES They have given
more satisfaction than any other now in nse.
LARS to any person that can, lip to the present
time, showa single instance wherein they have failed
to preserve their contents 5iticgrfoN 1uil..t2
With this SAFE We challenge all competition, as
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing 10
r...y ..ssing first, to forfeit to the other the sum
Of $1,000. 30. siI9 Eu,i ..'oi 7lL
Weare prepared to furnish better Safe and at less
cost, than any other manufacturer In the United
States.
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand
Werespectfuy invite the public 10 call and exam
l"'tk ..' HALL, CARROLL 4 CO.,
augl2-ayt Nos. rs and IL East Columbia street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-12
RICHMoNDi MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 12 1859

nest by the dove sent out for help and the was
dreadful catastrophe wherein the Chevnier dOrgebray
gentleman OF the bedchamber To the Duchess Angou-
leme, and knight Of many orders attacked the whole
family with razor cutting the throat Of bis wife, stab
bing his brothern-law, ripping open hs nepbews abdo-
men ga-hing the servant maid and LAYING bare his
ters cheek bones The trial sGess the greatest
Ia Pars On account Of the former position Of the parties
by the disclosures the trial No greater 6end or bck
hearted villain trod this earth aud the s.nt suffer
ings endured by his ~e for many years have
unbounded sympathy, which has already shown itself by
the assistance rendered BY the faubourg ST German t
withdraw her from the painfu position ia which she has
been lingering so long.