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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-17
Rirbnlunh qispatrt.
MONDAY MoRNINa. OCT. u 1859
Correspondence Of the Richmond psps,s"' ~
1as Cocssgtom and Ohio Ra,treaa-1

-
f,.,r,..,u,r,nrcc &c the Richmond Dispatch.
na, 800 ,,.s ohto Railroad - 7snHsfs-~ "a
CONVICTION, VA, Oct. II.
x,.s.oa .hSs interesting line to-uas, civ nv
wish every Eastern Nirgan.aa", 70 They ,hsv would
same, at" ", .,,aant would pervade every nina.
! AZ me Legislature, win ioera. namas f,.s,a
-. AIS On ferprise till IL reaches the kTea. wv
o on .ass, and commerce that burden eSc.y
OF raw ns Tho valley OF the Mississippi. Inc
aa i now under contract from OoNihStoh
:, white Sulphur, twenty-five miies assi s,ss
In ina, space.shere are two mics OF tuh.einss
mostly through SOHO mas oi - cn,sfiv I'm.
sS.5 and they are now being arched WIN
priek and hydraulic cement IN manner ina,
tgiIl defy the ravages Of centuries. wish
had time or space 70 sfeSsis s''"e '
rhe Grade on this road from the West, Is
only tweniy. nine feet to the miles from Tue
East fifty-nine feet this remarkable fact place.
i; on high vantage grounds over an compeuns
lines and gives assurance to its friends that II
vii, pour into the bosoms of Alexandra, r red
ericksburg, Richmond, Norfolk, petersburg
and I.ynchburg. trade enough to ma he eaeh .
mammoth city.
conquer and bring down TO our cities, IN NJ
teen wears has increased Baltimore from gu,
600 to 2s,iDo0 persons. Let no sectiohai Jeat-
ousy essay to arrest this enterprise; let II go
ON by all means, and when the Canal shall
mes; il at Cayiagton, a bright day will dawn
ON ms proud old Commonwealth. a furnace
will light up every mountain gorge; our now
sterile mountain sides and SUBMITS VIII bt
converted in 10 sheep walks; and from Jack.
sons river 10 Richmond q continuous water
power for 200 miles, sufficient TO drive the ma
chinery of the universe, will give employ
men, 10 the sons and daughters OF the Old Do
Iniuion--and as they sing TO the roar of th
spiad:e they will look forward TO a future @
usefulness and of honor. L.
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PAIL HAcH9.

= 9. = - n ~ 4
.AAsA aAefs 81. AL AL. ], MEET 4,
Ez.ssss>...Ss-~- Tne Races over the ASH
land Course. in Hanover county, Va, VIII con1hue
Eve days, as TFsiiRsT DAY.
FIRST RAcEsweepsake for two YEA o,p vu.
md ss sas sS sssh 81 q s " Cub
OF more start Closed with the following enL sl;.s
f. NJ Hall enters G. +. by Financef, dam fide''I5'
n. ncnnpp.al enters ). T., by Boston, Jr., dam Rs
N. A. sHTii Thompson enters b. f., by votaife, dam
Laneyiile, BY Eclipse. p,. (. pea
&c IN. i. J. Green enters Miss Tobacco Fly, ~ hea
sEcosp Tx Raesrp S for three year old
colts and FLIES Two mile heats 80 entlah hsSn
S s ss. es ss1 m * lie ds
Joseph Brumme enters b. f Crineline. by filah
seE dan Miss Mattis sa ~ umb 81 Glide Harold
dam Fidelity, by imported Ptiagl. -. ,..,
P. c. Bouch enters 0. f. Pauline, by Star DAVIS, da
D. Mcdaniel enters s. /. Minnie Lehman. by
Boston, jr., dam ~ tsn Trustee < aa
F1RsT RAeE-Sweeps,ake for three year old COTS COTS
and FLIES, which have never won race IA a,i hv
the Club provided two or more start. Closed with
the following entries: ~ s.,n nv
PVT +. wv ". boswell enters Q. f., by Grif Ed
mondson. dam VIrslnla fa prie hv Monarch,
dam Madonna. l., pa,erps
dam Miss Coutts. ~. of
7. nj. TAYLOR enters b. c., by Financler' OUT Oh
Emancipation Mare. -, =, p.a p,a
Gen. T. J. Green enters Mary blair, ny hoo S'e'
dam Phil Brown. c.r,,,.dson b;s
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Crit Edmondson' ms
dam BY imported Priam ,oo r,,.
|. SECOND RAcE-PToprietors purse S4oo' ihteo
mile heats. r,,r,DD.v
FIRST RAcE-Sinsle dash of two miles; Tree LOT
& 10 entrance, to go with the purse. 49,
SECoND RAcE-Jockey Club purse $50. -FOUR
,'--N FOURTH DAY. :,
FIRST RACE.-Sweepstake for three year c'a
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, 500 entrance,
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
D. Mcdaniel enterss I. Minnie Lehman, by bes-
ton. Jr. dam by kustee. ;.
p. c. Bonch enters cN. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse
Joseph Brumme enters b. 1. CrInoline, by Flnan-
cier. dam Miss Matte.
Fondren. Williams Co.. b. I. Leisure, by hed
Eye, dam unknown.
J. Il. and II. w. boswell enters C. t., by Grf Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
Gen r. T. Green enters Adde Currier, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee. ;,
CALVIN Green enters b. G by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
+. M. Hall enters g. 1. Faith. by ChIde Harold, by
imported Priam.
SECOND RACE--Proprietor's purse $500. Two
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $500 tor the beaten horses oil the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
AS,,l1 nd HnnnVpF e.
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Folly OF PgiDE.-Take some quiet, sober
;aomeat of life, and add together the two ideas
of pride aad man. Behold him, creature of q
span, stalking. through infinite space in all
the grandeur of Ii -tleness. Perched eu speck
of the Universe, every wind of Heaven strikes
into his blood the GOODNESS Of death; his soul
hoats1rom his body like melody from the
string; day and night, like dust on the wheel,
he is rolled along the heavens, through laby-
riHth of worlds, and ali the creations of God
are flaming above and beneath. Is this a crea-
ture 10 make for himself crown of glory, to
deny his own flesh, to mock his fellow, sprung
from that dust to which they both will re-
turn! Does the pround man not err Does
he not suffer Does he not die When he
reasons, is he not often stopped by difficulties |!
When he acts, is he never tempted by pleasure!
When he lives, is he free from pain When
he dies, can he escape the common grave !
Pride is not the heritage of man; humility
should dwell with frailty, and atone for ig-
norance, error, and imperfection.--Sidaey
Smith.
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THE USE or ALfsMA PLANTAGo IN EFT
LEPsy.-Tne London Lancet reports the fol-
lowing case William, the son of Sergeant
T OF the NJ iddiesex Rifles, a boy of eight
years, has been subject To epileptic fits, from a
few months after birth. They have increased
in frequency and Intensity; his mother say .
that "they average six in tnight"-freq uent
rructations, generally followed by vomiting.
II uch attention, medical advice and expense
have heen iavished on this case, without ben
eft lie was ordered to take four grams Of the
.,o.rTfr Of icatey plaa,aiH. twice a day, and in
crease the dose a grain every third day. Eighth
day, slight fit; fourteenth day, an ordinary
fit-vomiting has ceased. Forty-eighth day, a
III of short duration. The intervals between
the fits have attended 10 Sersafy-Ssrsn days.
The apparent controlling power of the Alisma
Piantago in so little tractable disease, war
rants more extensive trial. The powder is
lalatable, of a light brown color, and, when
fresh has somewhat the odor of cocoa.
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FAIRFIELD RAGS.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
~ ral liz az coh races VII HYs come me
s--.aas--~'i--aA -ssa---- Inenee on TUESDAY, the
18th Of October, and continue four days,
FIRST DAI-A Swse pstahe Tor Yrs old colts and
ieys that never won race to the time of closing;
mile heats, Sl0o entrance, $50 forfeit-three or
more to make race-to name and close the LIST OF
September, 1859. Closed with the following en-
i. James NJ TAYLOR names b. c. Grand Duke by
Fnancler, dam Brooks EMANCIPATION mare.
2. c. Green names b. C. by Grlf Edmondson dam
8. Gen. Ihos j. Green names ]. Wilamson'z CHI.
H. Jas: T. ( I. W. DosyeIl names CHI. fliey by GriH
Edmondson, dam Virginia Payne.
" Harold, dam By Old Bost"n.
6. T. N. Ii all names Ike Marvel by Claude Mel
SECOND DAY@Wednesday- two
THIRD DAY-Thursday- Club mile
:" F0TRTH bAY-Friday-A sweepstake for 8 yrs
SEQ forfeit three or more to make a raee-to
name and close the list of September, 1859. Closed
/. Joseph Brammell names bay filley Crinoline by
Financier. dam Matte.
2. Frondren;, Williams Co. names bay iey Lei
sure by Red Eye. dam by imp. Marsraye.
8. P. C. Bush names CHI. hlIg9y Pauline by Star Da
Wis. dam by Monmouth Eclipse.
4. John Belcher names j. ID. Alexander's or. flley
:, BY by Red {. / Eye, dam by Arthur Tay lor
500 entrance. $50 forfeit. If two more start.
500 added by the Proprietor Closed ON the 18th
l. Gen. Thos. J. Green names bay fey Miss Tobac-
co FiY by Red Eye, dam by imp. Priam.
2. F. NJ Hall names CHI 1. Fame by Financler, dam
Fidelity by imp. Piiam, by Regent
3. D. Mcdaniel names oh. f. by Boston, Jr.,
dam -.
4. Powell & Chisman names b. c. by Red Eye, dam
By Steel.
5. John Becher names b. c. Walaman by Red Eye,
Sc o 2iH2 s " JOHN BELccHER, Proprietor
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FAIL SUPPLY.

The attention Of the public in re.&dftN
Speetfnliy asked 10 nv Fall stock "
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. &c.. eoippsistE@ MI
peciai attention has been paid ia the sole aen al
staple artices and other kinds ads ptsdtoth whole
sale trsdss and country merchants Wit sehkuN
chnxins. ~ am determined 70 oder great AhapSe-
menta 20 secure portiea IL that tyada. cal
above +. 4. Price 4 Co JN0. Q. PACK. ~.
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I3 LEE & PLEAsANTS, ATTOR
So NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrco, GOochand and Han
over.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&c, they author zed to take Dispositions, Affda
vlts, hcknowledZ ments OF Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ney. Bills of Sale. &c, to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories OF the Unior.
Office bn 18th ST., Sd door from Main.
NH Ply
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OF pay pFoMptiy, We vii seII yeIs Inw....
PUTNEY Il WATTS.
80 NoT q eve MOS. rs.g.s,fsl-

9 NUTIEE.. "a most rospeetfVl-
60 - ~ call the attsntion of our ffieaas.
customers, and tina public generally. 10 our -
assortme OF OF ROOTS SHOES, TRUNKS. CAR
PET BAGS. VAIlcES, re-, as they will find the
LARGEST and best assortment OF Goods IN osss line,
expressly for retail, that can be found either hero
or elsewhere, and AZ all prices. either Of esr esr
sanniactare, or Of the beat Ph,lsselpaia aud
Essscrn work. Please call ard examine Tor your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL Co.
Manufacturers and Importers
Of Boots. Shoes &C.. No. IH Main street,
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n RAlLRoAp LANDS t0R SALE ON

~ RAILKOAD LANDS tGR SALE ON
LSSe LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
.-A- OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and 81. 10
seph Railroad Company having over Goa 600 ACRES
OF LANE, lying in The State of Missouri. which
granted, by Act OF Congress, to aid in the con-
struction OF their Road. offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part of these Lands ars within six,
and all within fifteen, miles Of the Railroad which
il completed and OPEN for use throtIz hout its
entire length, t26 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is passed by any in the saubrity of
its climate the fertility of Its soil. and the extent
Of its mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address. by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT.
Land Commissioner H. 4 st. Jo X. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-. June l4th, 1859.
jy 2I-d&w4fn*
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k7 wS DR.. POLLARD has removed his of
g~A-A fee and residence to the Cottage" on
Governor street, next door above the Richmond
House. sc 2O-1m
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toDer next, FOR terms, &C., apply TO -
oc l2-dtds JOHN z. WREN

Sae FOR SALE. "A small TRACT OF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road, three miles east OF
~e thu City of Richmond known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. DIR. Christian, Dr.
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains i25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neghborhood. 1t has upon it very good DIV Ell
LING-H0USE, containing or 10 rooms. with
suficiency OF wood and water. The soil is preduc-
tive, and is we'll adapted to the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass, &C., and would make a most desl-
rabie vegetable garden. i is shly susceptible of
and guano. can he made a DESIRABLE farm ~ ths
satisfactory results from the use of these manufes
other lands in the shborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately lib
eral and accommodating terms. or would eek
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 H0bLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
an 2-ts Richuoud Va
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- DIR. WIN. III. PHILLIPS, having
Ga located in the town of Sidney. respect
faly offers his professional services to the public
Office and residence, corner Elmwood and Laurel
streets, formerly occupied by Nicholas Davis,
issq.,l west corner of the old Fair Grounds.
gA- Prescriptions compounded, or Medicines fur
nislrd 6order. e29-3w
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

a LEAANDEh "a hhEIIa ,.
AdjoiafEg the ofd Coinm 6fasi Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH1NTAND
DE4LER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Ruffin's
PHOSPH0. GUAN0, PLASTER, &c. Partcu
lar attention paid to the sale Of all kinds Of coun.
BACC0. OATS, &c.
ihave made srrans ements with Mr.. JNo. NJ. sHEP-
PAID, Jf, one OF the best jud ses and statesmen of
Tobacco IN the city, to attend TO the sale of all to-
bacco consigned to me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me-
and hope, by strict attention to business to merit
a continuance of the same. au l9-dS w3m
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y SHUV ELS, TUNGE and POKERS.--I have for
sale az elegant assortment Of all kinds of CRATES,
PlECES, handsome and PLAIN sets Of SHoVEIS.
TONGs and POKERS. Seven different sizes ~
coal scuTTLES, Cinder SH0VELS, Fire SHf)-
vEI.s handsome ST ANDs for shovais and Poksrs:
b hIexsF IA ps; Bass and Iren FooTMANs IRE
STQN Il for setting up crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, Of sweet tome Builders, Housekeepers
ana Others n want OF any of the above articles.
an manufacturing all kinds OF Brass and Iron
rs m9fs 81 81 the sb9sS description At my BEL and
MANIfACTORY,N NJ. a. Main street, 6etWeen
az ana vth streets, vast side, RicAmQnd. We.
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MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his SER
AZ Wees e the public in me eatment OF all secret
branch gives Dr.. P. CLAIM to public favor Office
on Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand, : supply Of the "CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FL0WERS;o one of the very best
cines sent to order. All comMr nications by letter
or otherwise promptly attende to. Richmond, Va
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FALL STYLES FOR 1859.

"a WIN. T. MOOR r.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No a07 Broad ST.,
near Messrs. Breeder Il Fox.
Having made large eparaten, he is now in receipt
OF the largest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS, CATS and + URS, that he has ever offered
in this market before-eonslstIng of Gents ard
Young Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my own and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS Of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies',
RIDING HATS. Bows HATS and CAPS, Misses
variety.
Also. a large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers aud railroad CON
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Children's FuRS Of
all kinds ana styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure sale.
VIM IT NJ nORE
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Ms No extra charges.
All letters to be addressed to
a." HUBERT 2. LEFEBVRE,
vss-sm Richmond, Va.
S,T. siAHY'S GERMAN FEMALE INSTi.
- TCTE, 4rn STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
IEfsH RICHMOND, VA.-This Day and Boarding
School is principally INTENDED tor girls under ten
wears of axe. of German parents, that wish their
rniidren to be instructed IN both the German and
En.lish languages, and 10 be educated for the do
,nsstic life OF ordinary respectable society.
TERMS:
payable quarterly in advanceD
Board and Instruction IN the usual Schooi
f.tr'"tSnn only in the Day School .. u
Vocal music, bed and bedding. wishing and
meuding Ii hit. plain ladies' work form no extra
char.es Medicine and Doctors fees, POSTAGE
cooks writing ami working materials, are charged
to parents -.
months.
Rev. JOSEPH POLK, s. l..
Cor. 4th and Marshall sts..
oc 7-2v-* or at the Institute.
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- \. n M a n $3.50 sssss11s
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DENTISTRY.

SURGEON DENTIST,
Ib Office on Main: below Pearl street hext
door to p Horton keachs trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. r. Price Il Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. won d be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements. ard has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed IL the most approved and scientific
sts le known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. oel3-]ya
4 CARD
f@ymSSR. N. HUDSON & F, DAWSON.
~~IIG DE ETISTS,
OFFICE No. 205 MAIN ST.
RN. HUDSON win attend personally at the Office
every Wednesday and Saturday, from A. nj.
until 3 P. NJ. +. DAWSON may be found therea
all times. Sc Ism
REMOVAL.
E@ GEORGE B. STEEL,
NuO DENTS T,
has removed his office and residence from No. 231
Main street to the CORNER OF SrH AND Al AIN SITS,
SIR doors dbore has old stand where he is pre-
pared, trith increased facilities, to perform all
operations in DENTISTRY in the very best man
An experience of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables him to guarantee satisfaction in ev-
cry instance. GEC. b. STEEL,
Sc S-2m Corner OF Main and Sth SITS.
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n FALL, Is59.-HATS, CAPS AND
lAFURS.-R0BERTI. l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford. Dickinson Weisiger, Is Min ST.,
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, GAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manufacturers. on
the most favorable terms, especially for the FH-
gina, NgrtA Caroline and Isaasssse Trad, eaui-
prisng ali the LATEST aud MOST FASHI0SA-
Bile STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock. knowing that IN price, quality or sty Ia II
cannot BIO surpassed
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

n Il NOV Ill. es~yD
%MARCUS HARRIS + BROTHER, SsLAfLA
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
Ne, LIS, Alan Street, HeIt 10 american Hotel.
The unders gned IN calling the attention oi their
patrons ana the public generally to their REMOVAL
to the NEW STORE,
(loeated as above desires to express their thanks
for the very liberal patronage bestowed ON them.
With increased faculties, we are prepared to ex-
hibit Mammoth stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TR INKS, Sc,
Superior an e1fsat Of rrrfzty, style and finish 70
any assortment We ever had the pleasure to exhi-
bit; embracing all the iop, saediam and Amer qkai
tfeS of goods. tng ether with full stock of IN OLA
RUBBER GOODS, to all of which we cordially
ask the attention OF buy before purchasing else
where, trusting that thoroug examination of our
stock, and the favorable prices upon which we sell
our goods will convince buyers of the propriety of
a change. MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
Corner 18th and Nam street, next to
oe lets American Hotel, Richmond Va.
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NEM, TALL sTesk. ,gooIss s..oEs,

NEW FALL STOGk.- S.suES,
~ TRUNKS AND I.EATHER-12e0 CASES.
hundred cases, q part Of our Fall and WIN
ter stock Of BOOTS; SHOES. TRUNKS and SOLE
LEATHER, comprising n coed ard general variety
OF all the most desirable kinds, mostly maaafae-
tured expressly for and the qualities ara such
We can recommend to be sood. We invite Qua
ffleads 20 call and examine our stock. We are stt.
ished we have bought them as low as any house
at the Narth, VIZ; New York, Philadsiphid o. Bal
of good Goods At low prices respectable stsd
To look at cur stock. To merchants that iay nor
PUTNEY & WATTS. q
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nR. RoUFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs

| DR.. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
Ths great standard medicines Of lie present age,
AarC acquired thar great Popularity only thr0ngh
years Of trial UHb0HadsG satisfaction fS rendered
by them IN all cases. and the people rare 7on0R1ced
LIVER COMPLIANT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from diSOydsTed Eicer
readiness ef the stomach and digsStire organs ere
SpssdtLy aid Permanently cured By the GERMAN
BITTERS.
The B4LsAMIC CORDIAL required arepn-
totion surprising thar Of any similar preparation
sItdHt II tett cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
rare and long standing
COUGH, COLD OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, MEL UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIERT CONS UMPTI0N,
md has Performed the most astonishing cares
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
A fen doses ,riH also at cjisck and cure the
most ssrsye DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. C. M. JACK
SON Co., No. 4l8 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pc,
and sold BY druggists and dealers IN medicines
sreryleheys at rs cents per bottle Iae signature of
G. NJ. JACKSON UiH be on the outside crappsr Of
each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the pro-
pTistQyS called EVERYBoDY's ALMANAC, yea fotu
ind testimony and c0HaH,sHddt0ry notices from all
parts Of the country. These A!manacs are given
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
je ll-d&ewIy Richmond, Va.
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GREAT OPENING OF FAIL GOODS AZ

VI s. HIRSH'S. 200 Broad Street.
On MONDAY, the 10th OF September. viii open
an entirely new and well-selected stock of TRI NJ
MINGS, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
embraces everything new and desira he in that
line. Having bestowed. usual, gree and
attention upon the selection of my ste 4, md with
a long experience in the business, great faci-
ties in buying, can offer purchase s inducements,
which not often met with. | ~ould call partic-
ular attention to my stock Cf WORSTEDS OF
every description. WI ch. being OF my own direct
importation, and under the management of expe-
renced hands, is by far the largest and best ar
ranged of any in this country. am always de-
ermined to accommodate purchasers with the
BEST of Goods at the LOWEST market prices and
confidently submit my claims to their judgment.
Sc l9-lmf S. HlRSH, 200 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-17
D UpTuREcuREDFo FOR FIVE DOLLARS

DUPTURECUREDF FIVE DOLLARS
DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every medi-
nounces it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cneeIfuiy refer TO any of the very humorous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus afhict,
ed, should procure ONE they being SO da5abs ana
10 any part OF the country by Express or mail
For the Truss, or information con ce rnlng IL ad-
dress C.. c.. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing US, can send their money 70
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at N essrs MEA pE q
BAkEk'S and MILLSPAUGH &JoHNsION'S,
Druggists. my9-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-17

&c., PARKE P0INDExTER, ATToR-
kS>>-i1s NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND. VA, will
practice in the city of Richmond and in the coun
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
HA- Office IN Lsie's Building, corner of Main and
14th streets. &c 23-ly
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e 49, DR.. W. NJ. HAMMOND,
$50 LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 5th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jy I3-3m*