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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08

~ CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would call your sue
ciai attentlon to our stock; new in hand of the
chased with special reference to the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally
From our long experience in the business and Civ
ing it personal attention seeing that every bar
rellSwei coopered and in good shipping order, and
thing IN sa, ing that it viii be to your interest to
give MS call. Farmers sending bags will be fur
pished at one dollar less per ton. liberal dis
port & Co. .as. + Butler, and other merchants.
J. e. Il j SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill.
no --6fns South side Of tie Dock. Richmond.
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j AGENT. OFFICE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
llrH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AND MAIN
STREETS, % DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF
iiTm AND MANI am prepared TO issue POLL
CIES OF INSURANCE. on Buildings, Furniture,
Merchandise, and every description Of Personal
or damage BY fire, upon terms reasonable as can.
be offered by any responsible company. The CAPT
standing and business character of the companies
unquvstionahle. From the long experience have
had, and my knowledge of this branch of business
I a,n enabled to offer ms numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me will receive prompt attention. nd cases
OF loss damage by ere will be satisfactorily ad-
justed ard speedily tiled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
pured on favorable t0rmS.
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OVFicB OF RICHMOND & DANvILLE r. r. Col
November IL, 1859. {
THE TWAETH ANNpAL MEETING
vile Railroad Company will be held IN Richmond
on wEpNESDa 18th Dccember. IS
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1es FOR RENT-A desirable residence on the
M:a north side of Broad street. adjoining the Afri-
EIcan Church lot on the east.
: de got JAMES Nj. TAYLOR & SON.
~. HOUSE FOR RENT IN G0KDONS.
lisa V1bI + "A most desirable DIV CEILING,
by me. situated opposite Rev. ID. b. Ewings Fe-
male BOARDING. School, ANY person having daug.i-
ters tn educate. or wishing to take boa ders, will
find this most pleasant place. Terms reasonable.
Possession given within a few weeks. Apply to
Mrs. MARY III. BEALE.
GogpoxsvILLE Nov. g, 1852 no 3e-lm
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Of the United Statcs Agricultural sncety, held ~
Elchnond; Va, Octoner, 1858, one Silver and three
SUTHERLAND, of Riehinond va, Tor Guns
fiStols and Rifles. TExcn TiLeHMAs, Pres't.
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. ., Z; AsTpIc
Juice PrPsied ftom Rennsl, sl,srihs di,ee,,eo.
o. hmiiahg The g,est Physiological Chsmi.,. ~
JHDUGHTON, ". III. PhiIadelrh,, y. ~
This 4 NATURES GYM RgugDy y, :, -
healthy stomach. No ri II man I'M sas,l Y. ,,,s
W. powers; hcon,ains NJ Alcohal. Biticrs, Aeds ~
Nhuseous Drugs. i j. eauemel, sg,s,sLl. " ~ !,
ias'e and may he iak.n ~ he na.i I.sts ps,,.n,.
no eanhe, eat nhief r'asker without acute di,ltes.
Dewme o. Dfusgcd lmitaiianse. Pepsiu !. No, J,uy
.alI on ibe Agent and GET = Descriptive CireoiS,.
stHls, ewing large amguut ~ Scientific E,iJ.nee
tom bishiss Animal Chemistry Dr. Connie. Phy.,.
9,osy o. pig..iiohi d. Psrefra on Food and Dies,
DunElison's Physiolnryi Pfnt Silimsn. AZ VI. ~
lesei y. Carpenters rhy,ioIos, 6e. iors,bs, NJ,
reports q Cures from 81 paris u he United sial..
ga rsp'in y Powder ssnt b mail, o,t ppId, ~ T..
Soliwhcesalc aud retail y Druggists All, III
ID. EAllRrT.
t.o iiill,bofourh, n. &.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
HnnInS snna n...I.n.. LII. nlxa

4
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
THE SciEsriFrc ArERfpaN has now reached lie
= Fourteenth Year, and will enter on New Volume
on the 18th Of September. Il is the only weekly publ
cation of the kind now issued in this country and il
has very extensive circulation in all The Slaies Of the
Union II Is moi, some might suppose from lis tile
dry. abstuse work On technical science on the con-
Hary il so deals with the great events going on in the
scientific mechanical and industrial worlds a. to please
and instruct every one. II The Mechanic or Arli,in
wishes to know the best machine In use. or how 10
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The progress made in the chemical laboratory Or ii the
construction fieegraphs steamships railroads teapsrs
mowers. and thousand other machines and arfiians
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ken for subscriptions.
GJ Letters should te directed 10
MUM & co. 1873 Fulton Street, n. Y.
y Messrs Mum & Co. are extensively engaged
ID procuring patents for inventions and vi advise
Inventors without rha'gs, ID iegaid to The novelty Of
their Improvements.
August 20. b.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

vlSHE next Session Of this School will commence OF
= the first Thursday il January next, and connu.
five months
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor ha,
in his employ for the ensuing session full corps
experienced Teachers, and every pains will be taken tc
render this school worthy the patronage of the public.
Young ladies' will he conveyed from Graham station
or the Companys Shops, N. G. Railroad to Watson
vile, free Of charge by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival at those places.
Z. F. WATSON.
November 3d. So
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February 2.
FOR THE LADIES.
Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed agen, Of
W the American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Dbesand Tcslaments to be
disposed Of 10 those who wan, At the Society usual
low prices, for cash
August co.
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NEW GOODS,
FALL AND w | N T E R
HOT To HANn

A FIRST rate large stock Of all kinds, and will
N be continually added to so as to keep the assort-
ment complete to be sold very low for cash. those
who pay once year. All kinds of barter taken in
exchange for goods, such as Hides, green and dry,
Flax Seed, Beeswax Dried Apples, Peaches, Damsons
Cherries, &C., Rags, Old Castings, Corn, Bacon, Flour
Wheat, Plank, Homespun Cloths Of all kinds, &c, &c
Guano for wheat now on hand also, Herd Grass
Timothy, Lucern and Clover Seed.
JAMES WEBB.
Sept. 80.
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PREPARED BY DR.. &c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mas.
ANN H0ga No

" Sold BY !. g. wehb \ Co., IIill.bo,opeb. 4. A
J. Holi, Gfahsm; D. \. Bradley. Wilmington; s. d
Iln.dalc Fayetteville; ". a. Santos a Co, Na,f5lk
y. Z. Rises Petersburg Pisrcell tsdI a Co. Rich
mond md BY ~ Druggist lhiouehou, the country.
Wy Z. ~ I'm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE County.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1858.
John LCckhart and Bedford Vaughn, executors Of
James Walker, deceased,
VS..
James Walker and others.
Petition for Settlement
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants Jesse Walker, Thomas Walker, Jerry
Walker, John Green and wife Rebecca, Samuel f. Cole
and wife Olive. and Ambrose Whison and wife Caro-
line, are nopresdents Of the Stale OF North Carolina
y Is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made IN the Hsborough Recorder for six successive
weeks notifying said defendants Of the filing Of this Pc
ton, and thathey he and appear at the next term Of
this Court to be held at the court house in HiIlsbo-
rough on the fourth Monday in February next, to plead
answer or demur to fad petition otherwise it will be
taken pro confesso IN them and sci down for hear.
ing ex parte.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, at
office, in Hsboough, the fourth Monday in November
= : 1000 GEORGE LAWS, C. &C.
December g. Price adv. SIS g.. 7l-6w
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The British Reviews and Black
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-26

HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant y for
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Coiees, Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails, Blasting and Rife Powder and Fuse,
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, DC &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, viz: Rags, old
Castings, Brass and Copper Feathers Beeswax Corn,
Wheat, Meal Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once year.
JAMES WEBB.
February 2. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-26
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE

,I,TE ssbsefiter oast. ~ sale ,hs pI,n,a,ie, a,i
Improvements where be nov resides Il j. located
just beow the mouth 0f Lilies Creek, In caisvb,
rouniy, nslf less's ffty on The CsiaWha liver. al.
joining Henderson sheiI. and containing SIS ACRES.
50 u which 10 cultivation ard about so aefes 81
hat u good Creek and B,auch Bottom The improve.
mahis are comfortable bog Dwelling Grsi rate Barn
Stables and stalls io 70 head 81 horses Gov sheds and
gppJ Fences. There i upon Tie place ! GOOD GRIsT
MILL iupning pair n burr and 4 pair II common
Stones Tie w. n. q. Railroad passes through liz
Farm md thr Depoiis leeaej upon Il, II i he mo-,
valuable farm IN this section THE state.
Whlb sold ior Cash q exchanged for NerDss.
A. w. WILSON.
oei.i5 az
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DR. UG STORE.

r WEBB g. CO., will keep constantly on hand,
~ ,ompleie assortmentof
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dyestufs, yarnishes, PerIumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Anomalies,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors, SC. &c.
and all other articles in their line Of business and with
the special design Of keeping only genane articles
They hope, by close attention and moderate prices to
merit and receive the patronage ofthe public.
January ~. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-26
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
ron THE RAPID CURE or
C0UGus, colds, HoARsENEss. rNFLu.
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wHoOpIna
COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, Is-

ttftERN
ard for the relief q eCnaumptvs PATENTS n advanced
fiAgaa a The dissase.
We need not Teak 10 The puhlle n r. vlytses
JhrpnKh0u eyfy town, md almost evsry hamlet n tie
American States its wonderful cures II niuanarr sy
plants lnse made v afeady known. Nay isw a. ths
faHss N any civilized country This cnflnent uilot
eme personal experience u NJ Effects. and Nef ~ ~
Communities any where Nhlch have not afnone fbssn
tome living trophy q ~ victory over tbs sutIssnd ds.
serons dissas.s q the hfoai and iungs While Il : M
mest powerful antdge yet known 70 man ~ the frrll
dAe and dangerous Diseases a the pulnonart orrsns n
also The psaeaDsst and safest rttnsdy that sa ~ IN.
floJed ~ infants and y1ung persons Parents shenld
hafe IN store aFainst the nsdious emmy ttst steals
upon nen nrprtrared We have abundant Krulnds q
believe The CHteaf p1cfonaL sayes more ses r. tls 80,
suuipahs u prevents than t,oes u cures Rset ii ~
Y0u aSd cure yonr colds phe tley are curaia - 80.
left nenl Until no human skl can master te nesvnha
.anke that fastened % Ne yitas youf lfs sway
~ khpN tle dreadiul fatality ~ Hnr Disorders and =
hfy know tdy The yirtnes n ths fttasgiy - ma -, ~
gfe than % assure them siii mads M lrst II fsn
". We GNte ~ rsiY no care tol " produce il Tia
ssi perfect possiie, and thus aHsd thdss who tsis -
TIE best utNhith skill furnish fof ar tnf
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A NEW ARRANG EMENT.
he South and HThe States,
To BE CONSOLIDATED.

A y arrangement has been concluded between r. A.
- Pryor, editor Of the Richmond South and the
proprietor Of this paper the States BY which the South
and the states 10 be consolidated into one paper
10 be published in this city, in an enlarged FORM and to
be under the editorial control Of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper Will be the organ OF no person or clique,
but devoted to the general interests Of the Democratic
party, IN accordance with the principles Of Staterighs
Democracy.
Mr.. Pryor win undertake The editorial control Of the
paper between the goth Of this month and the LIST Of
December.
Il will be continued under the name Of The St..as,
AMI nnLlished ON he faIln..inu tenn.
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GHAS. MORGAN,

THTHOLEsALE AND RkTAIL Manufacturer Of ssddIcss
w BrIss Harness and Trunks, and dealer IN all aTi
usually kept by SsddeTs, beEs leave 20 Inform ts
public has opened, 165 hal ST. eoE Market
Alley, will be glad any PeEsOns wanting
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work, and repairing done with dispatch. SePlS.
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WHEE
THE INTELLIGENCER.

IHE ORGAN GRINDER STsTAINED.-The Balti-
more Joint Standing Committee on Police and
Jail, to whom was referred the resolution pro-
posing an inquiry into the Propriety of intro
ducing an ordinance to prohibit the practice,
now so freely INDUCED in by that class of mu-
sicians known as Organ Grinders, of making
their music in front of hotels and on the public
streets and lanes of the city, have reported that
they have devoted to the subject a large degree
of that study and earnest reflection which the
gravity and importance Of the occasion demands.
The Committee say:
They regret that they arc obliged, from every
consideration, to report unfavorably upon the
resolution proposed. They find that the pas
sage of prohibitorY ordinance would be attend
ed with grievious consequences to the great
mass OF our community, and that it would strike
= deadly blow at the dearest privileges of the
people. When it is remembered now the Trou-
badOurS and other strOlng musicians have been
sanctioned by long antiquity, and that they
are rcckoned among the few Observation-Disclosures
of Europe, which even our broadest American
Republicanism should not disturb, we are
prompted to- considerate hesitation before strik-
ing at so venerable and cherished feature of
our time-honored regard. The greatest Poet
and thinker who ever sung in our own vernacu-
lar-the immortal Shakespeare-has truly said,
that
ArusIc hath charms, to soothe the
Savage breast,' &c.
The truth of these beautiful words has never
yet been questioned, and we think they offer
crushing argument against the bill, for ir music
should but secure II tithe OF these effects, it
womld behoove US to encourage its development,
in all the varied forms Of which 1t is suscepti.
bic. We should, at least, endcavor to secure the
good influence OF this widc-spreAdiig benefic-
encc among those who can only be brought un-
der it by means Of the SavoyardS, who, regard.
less of heat and cold, of wind and storm, bring
daily to our door the sweet melodies that lull
the wearicd soul to peaceful and pleasant rest.
How many vicious and stubborn hearts have
been turned from misery and violence by the
soothing effects of music! How many deeds of
wrong have been arrested by the good influence
of the airs brenthed from the hunblest organ
that the wearied hands of the poor itinerant
have carried to the home of degredation J.
Since the days when David and 0rphruS, the
early itinerant musicians, charmed the people,
and even the objects of innnimnte nature, by
their dulcet strains, the great heart of humani-
ty has lost none of its keenness in the enjoy
ment of the sweet emotions and memory which
music always inspires and invokes.
No man-your Committee believes-who has
cl, tho mn,,,lr;, sea of delightful faces. amid
his melodies in some thf6TgaR hhsrg dds8t GoGth!
can but have realized the immense qualification
that attends his approach, and the sad derrva'
ton which his summary prohibition would in
dubitably ensure.
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CHARLES w GRAHAM

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
. rec ESS O 3 II o , 4 n rs + ANNRR i.
THE undersigned citizens wheeling
and vicinity that having PGrehased the Drug and Pre-
EcFiptOn Store, formerly owned BY Dr. James IalueIs he
continue carry Drug basness In all itg
respectfully gOleits eOuttnulnee %
public patronage which has heretofore bGEn
extended towards this old and well known estabhment
1t viii be his aim TO keep hings Of tie DuF k1d
price, USUALLY be found In well fur
nTshed Drug establishment
MetIIcfneS, CHARLES W GKAHAH
No. go, cor. MaIn and WEBSTER sla.,
myI9 CentTe WhseltDg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

THE Richmond DizpatcA complains in hnr-
rowing article that "~omen of COLOR" "Gnely
dressed, in that city, "having taken the wall
of white ladies'" special constable has been
deputed to arrest them and give them "few
lessons in good manners"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

TnE N. Y. Tribune says that vigorous or
ganization has been set on foot, within week
past, to put Gen. 10. Lane. of Oregon, forward
for the Charleston nomination for the Presi-
dency
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10

THE correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
who asserted that Buchanan and Douglas had
struck hands, says, under date of New York,
May 81" that his information is accurate and
unquestionable," and repeats that "therc is an
understanding of an explicit character between
the Cabinet and Doug.as, the material effect of
which is concession to his squatter sovereignty
views and his consequent promised cohesion
and support"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
SPRING IMPoKTATIoNs. 1850.
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