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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02
nA Nature is the Great tPhysicinn.-This

"a Nature is the Great fhysician.-This
is now admitted by the medical profession as a fun
Gsrusutal principle of healing science 1t is wisely
provided by tne human economy, that whenever
anything is wrong IN the ysicai stem, the natu
ra forces of the hody brought to bear To expel
'ho disease. The great aim, therefore, is 10
s;rep sihen the natural prwers This has been kept
= ifw by the skllltyl 6ompoqndcrs OF DR.. J. HOS
1EITER'S BiTTERs wtTc!, cpsFate % gave fresh
vitality tn all the orEans the body The effect of
tins medicine upon the stomach, the liver and the
Kidneys. are prompt and decisive. The patient who
IS wise enough To quit drugging. snd try the BIT
TIERS. soon feels "a if he had taken new lease of
life and as he continues the use OF the article. re
IS overo, sd 10 find the stream ot health courslng
through his frame. Let all from whose cheek the
bloom has departed. give Or. J. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BIrTERS trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
~. see sdverhsement in another column
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

For EuRoPE.-The British screw steamer
City Of Washington, Capt. Petrie, left New
York ON Saturday afternoon for Liverpool,
with IS cabin passengers, $50 in the steerage,
and 81 ais, GOO in specie. The Vanderbilt Line
Mail Steamer Ariel, Capt Wilson, also sailed
for Southampton and Hayre. She took t3o
cabin messengers and S7t2,7l7 in specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

Milton A. I3rowder,ka membef OF the Ala
,,asna Legislature, 5roAh .thc cphnty Of B9ufs
Ven, died % MendaY, ssth uls
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Mrs. DoANE's HEALTH.--It Is feared, says
the Bos ton Transcript, that the frightful scenes
through which Mr.. Perkins and his compani-
ons passed at the massacre Of Perugia Will re-
sult In the insanity Of Mrs. Doane, whose nsr-
vous SYSTEM does not recover from fhe SHOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02
"a HOW to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com

"a How to Cure all Pain and BOwe COM
rLAiSTs-Fnr Pain in the Bowels Stomach. Sides,
Limbs Back, rheumatism. Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stih Neck, Sprans or BRUISES, use HARIS-
HORNE'S CURE-hLL. II acts upon the nerves,
bones sinews, blood and muscles, annIhliatlng all
pain like magic Bottles ", % and so cents.
II YOU suffer with Cholera, DarrhPa, Loosensss
IF the Bowels, or Summer Compliant use HAhIs-
HORNE'S CARMfNATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure-A cures all PAIN. The Carinnatlve
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
re.
Sold by all Druggiets in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 12-21am
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DRowNEp-Dr. Thorpe, physician Of Quar-
antine at New Orleans, was drowned on the
a5th ult, by the upsetting of sloop in
squall His two companions, by clinging 70
the boat were saved but he, attempting 70
swim ashore was drowned.
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AND pRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING. SHAMPOOING and DYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing 10
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise you to call on him.
Entrance on lith street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

"a Great Excitemeut-25,0 900 People have
visited WATSON to see his splendid SFEkEos
SC0FIc VIEWS. as well as to have their portraits
taken. His PORTRAITS cannot be excelled, and
for cheapness and durability are seldom eaualled.
tozrapbs from 81 to SIS. Old dauguerrotypes
copied or diminished To any size; painted either
dia Ink Remember WATSON'S, Whtehnrst's s
Old Gallery, ~ Mainst. Jy H-lm
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Call aud get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
rheumatism, Scrofna. &C. AS restorative and
lavlgorator II has been highly commended
Hundreds will testify ut cures on themselves and
friends, after all nther remedies have fiIllcd.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Tincture
will be found great medicine cr a their diseases
rA- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold hy PURCELL, LADD X CO. Richmond
hy Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all tho Drug
Slsts IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotties,
Se jy 15-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

Gathering Relies-The Virginia Mechanics
Institute, through their Exhibition Committee,
have determined to appropriate large space
in their fair room, for the exhibition, in Octo-
Der next of such specimens of Revolutionary
relics. old ''plate," paintings, books, papers,
natural curiosities, old coin, manuscripts,
minerals, etc, as can be collected, and they ap-
peal to the citizens of Virginia and the sister
States, to forward to them, by the 18th of Oc-
tober, whatever they have of the past, that may
be of ne interest to the present generation. In
Virginia. North and South Carolina, and
Maryland, many persons own family relics
that would prove highly interesting at this
day, and it is earnestly hoped that large col
lection may be made. The greatest care will
be taken with every article sent to the exhibi-
ton, and as the hall is a secure and spacious
one the danger of injury to anything that may
be contributed, is very small. The LADIES,
too, are appealed to by the committee, to make
their department even more attractive than
heretofore, and we gratified to learn that
scores of them are already at work preparing
snecimens of their skill and ingenuity for the
Fair
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nA Ar,ific,a, T..,h-Tb. Cbeo.,a.,;c p,o.

Cs~s,-G, ". JONES. DENTIST, having purchased
the egsisSsr. rIgbs for the above mode Of making
TEETH, and after astRg and testing II IN the most
dhtaH cases, tchsrs olksr plates had yetiea.
fiystS satisfied If ts absolute superiority the
gold, SILVER and patina Hetuod therefore. with
confidence, recommend 1t to all who may desire full
~ esssetSSfsi SttF n sose thes are aotr using
h. this process, all of the objections to the gold
Ta'o are renoved-the suctsn bsi.s porfect secures
ccpUeTt and STABILITY 10 the iii, and the teeth being
embedded IN the metal the foGd is exc. .uded from
under or between ihetn they are, therefore. clean
O., smoother, and in every respect better In
sequence of the perfect adaptation of the plate to
he mouth and the suction thereby secured, he can
nsert one or more teeth WithoRt clasps, and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
Gn!S method having been adopted and commend
81 =, these standing highest in the profession,
North aud South, testimonials will he given and
srHcIuers exhibited to ans who mas desire to
JFen. The Old piGtcs Of those wishing to exchange
ne Old method for the new, Will he taken in part
ray. VIII. of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer il.
tNIps Thoroughly ard gettly done; and teeth
..... cd by electricity FOR these who wish il.
U.hce opposite Cor inthiaH Hal. ia 7-ly
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IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
GILLIAN & DUNLOP.
We have in store well asserted stock OF IRON
and STEEL. which We offer in lots to suit pur-
ch asers, at the lowest prices.
En- lish and best fefined fRON-aii si1ee,
Swedes and Hammered | RON,
Wide Plopsh lR0N-6 to 10 ipcles,
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe IL oN.beai brands,
Band, Hoop, Oval and Half Round IRON,
- STEEL-Cssts Blister, German, Round, Ma
chine and Spring,
Also, SHEET IRON. $50 a
Orders promptly filed in the shortest tune.
nv l7-,yIn 5-f
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Hnngarian Hensy- Blade Grass.-Mr Robert
g. Allen, of Bowling Green, writes us that he
has made an experiment with this new grass
and the result has been very unsafe factory.
He ordered two bags Of the seed from the
agent in New York, sowed one in an acre f
gcsd ground, and the result is that he has
fair crop of millet grass nd nothing else. IL it
not probable that Mr.. A. received by accident
the wrong seed Some of the farmers in this
vicinity have tried the "Hung garian, and speak
in high terms of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

Goas Msss.-Ths L l. BInsu, Of this city. Il
h said, haze detexmined - add corps Of Is.
gineers to their eomrAny, and to make such
other Improvements o will give them en-
cheney aud strength The Blues hare aiways
been regarded . tho pride Of Richmond. be-
csuse OF their @nnfiqnfty," and the solid SER
vice they have rendered In times gone By. So
long have they been IN existence. and 20 pupu.
lar has been their oyEauisnttcu, that scarcely
. yirginia ianily can be found who r not at
friendship Their roll dates back for more
han sixty years, and bears the namo Of many
of ouf bsst and most popular families. What,
then, is to prevent the company from -four
ishing and from retaining its high position
amongst the volunteers o. the State Nothing
but neglect and want Of energy, and from
neither of these causes shonld 1t ever bc per-
mitfed to langulsh.
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t. Still Another Cure OF Dyspepsia. Pal
rlTATL0N AND FLLTTERING . F Z II e
WASHINGTON, Fayetta CO.. Ohio, !

WASHINGTON, FaYett9 co.. Ohlo,t
June % 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer f Wouc5ray-Dear Sirs: take
thus method to say 80 you ard the public that
AYE tried HAMpTON'S VEGETABLE TING
7 c ne in casa of Dyspepsia. and have never, IN
twenty years found ANY medicine to- equal II. was
So badly afflicted that had TO quIt work, by reason
n{ Pslpitatlon and FlutteTln. of the Heart One
bottle of the TlNCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

GPECIAL NOTlCE.-M persons indebted 70
~ the late hrm of Bell 4 Gibson are requested to
call at o:,ce on J. Dennis. No. u.s. Maia street.
cannot be granted. MT. Dennis is alone authorised
to settse for the firm. Those having claims asanst
the srn are requested to present them also within
thirty days,
FOR SALE, also, privately, a HOUSE and lOT. I.
on Albemare and Belyidere streets, near the Pen
tsntiary. Ii not sold before the ist Augasf IL VIII
be sold at auction. s
Also, FOUR LOTS for sale in the saHs neigh
borhood WM. T. GIBSON, Sen'r Partner.
~DoRATHY JANEa B HEbdd Ebdd 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

Tomafo Wias.-The following recipe for ma
king tomato wine, has been furnished, for the
benefit Of our readers: Take small ripe to-
matoes, pick of the stems, put them into .
tub, wash them clean, and then strain through
linen bag. Zone hushel will make i've gal
Ions of pure wine) Add two-and-a half to
three pounds of loaf sugar to each gallon then
raspberry wine" If two gallons Of water Be
added to the FIVE gallons of juice, it will still
make very nice wine. Brown sugar may be
used instead of LOAF, but the wine is much
more sparkling when loaf sugar is used. The
ship load. 1t is said to be a delightful beyer.
age, equal to Heidsick.
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"a Kidney and BLADDER Complaints.-Tl

81 Kidney and Bladder Compla THE
newest and most Important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. Urinary DISTINCTIONS, lleucor-
fohpa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either sex, is HARTS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable tewalk. have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by q Chemist, and is pronounced by medi
cal men and those who have used 1t, To be the best
BtCHU COM POUND III the world. Large bottles,
ceived by FISHER q WINSTON. Druggists,
je Ism Main street, HichmAnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

MONSTER PRAYER MEETING.-The Edin.
burg Witness gives very interesting account
of great Union Prayer Meeting, held in the
tended. Some statements put down the num-
ber present rs high as 10000; while the lowest
estimate that we have seen places it at o,O0O
The meeting was held in the spacious grounds
of the Royal Botanic Gardens. The Witness
says,
''Some idea of the interest felt, may be ina
gined when we state that it is computed that
no fewer than 1900 individuals arrived in
Belfast, and that from 35,U9e TO 10000 persons
in all, were present ut the services The lead
ing streets OF the town presented, during mid
day. a most remarkable aspect, particularly af-
ter the arrival of trains. The footways We're
literally throBged with well-dressed and re-
spectabie-looking people from the country
not passing along with the negligent and easy
going air of pleasure-seeking eXcursionistS
but staid and solemn in demeanor-the younger
as we'll as the elder; and the majority with
Bibles or hymn-book in their hands, as if
proceeding TO Sabbath services. Thus the liv-
ing Streanl-such stream as was never before
witnessed in Belfast-poured onward for at
least two hours, along both sides of the streets.
The Rev. John Johnson, Moderator of the
General Assembly 10 the Irish Presby terian
Church, presided and he was supported by the
ministers of the different Protestant denCmi-
nations in and around Belfast. Many were
also present from Scotland. At one time there
were no less than twenty subordinate meet
ings, numbering from 5uU to ,0G0 each. AT the
close of the general meeting, one OF the minis
ters of the town, who has moved a great deal
among tie Juvenile population, was sur
rounded by u large assembiage of boys, who
ultimately formed themselves into process
sion. and marched into town, singing oh that
will be joyful,' &c"
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AHnrfowss Reliable Medicine. for the
cure oI Scrolnla, Rheumatism, Syphilis, ETu ptions
on the Skin; Nervous Affections, Flsiula, MercnIl
Diseases, Dyspepsia, General Debility, nc. For
sale by JOHN w, GARIICK,
Apctbecary and Druggist. Market Place,
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Richmond. July z.h. ,ssa. sAo' :. ~ sSAAs
Nssice. The suhscribsr 'sakss ssis o.ra.;.. !.
tender 20 his nnmefous friends snd patrons, NJ
bespesf III the new ecscsrn : eossis::ssss s &
their pasronsss. which we ho1s e merit s. pgenSs
osnd ss slmss 10 e ccsssc as ss1ss ~s s
fer sash indnesnsn.s .. y ~ so5s yi!l ss.is!, sl
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The undersisned have this jas purchssed cf :,
n G0SsnNsS ~ n.tvs ;;rv.y.sy n ~ sSsssk sSS
acconr,. ~ r. sGe1enMhN q cd. 81 ~ Srd Nh eos-
tsr.e IN m n '6IHfVG RiiSINESS snie, IN sxyle
and arm mn Of 4 iSfMPsoN MiLfEh. 81 ~ sessj
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Ieconuy occup,eu ~ ~ IL IA cs,rcsr ,hsf noS;SS
shsIl ia ief "ndone thsf NAV plsase tsnn: and fkSS
hone. hy strict and prompt sftsniion 10 is.nsss "a
'nns Inlp o. ,StS W. pss5ic is sen'i Il. n MiILEk
9up Asih' Aoo9.
IN rs,;r;nv r,,m n. hr.rase of !. u GOODMAN
4 CO am nieaseG ~ +, IL sssursnce thef 1oovo
v f,;. ~, pts..o M = essthfs,i .nS eeiSsf
hsy,ds s'0h"' s"u p"''0"s :" ss'
IEnov nr s,~p.ox ars, Mr.. Muxxs thosoush- !.
,x snS $1,000 A rnn.t 90 .c,Jniir rec0mmend
tSem m"1 70 M nv INA .nS ~ nv fisnjs
AND nstrHr. NJ ysv n.tsi S p~'' r. tS{S(iiAfAX a.
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Mans Miuhg,son, considered the best Norwe
gisH sealpsef, has Just died 81 Christians,
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Haeksteyisg.-Tke case of Patrick and James
Hendrehan, charged with violating the market
ordinance, by buying two loads of chickens
was before the Mayor yesterday, but, owing
to the absence of witnesses for the accused
the investigation was deferred unfit to-mor.
row. The defence set up by the parties ia,
that they purchased the chickens more than
seven miles from the MARKET but if they even
prove this, md did not receive, count and pay
for the chickens Mt that istance from the mar.
ket, they are still atsenable to the law and
liable to punishment
However hard the Clerk Of the First Market
may labor to break up huckstering he can
never succeed, for there are men who will
take all chances Of punishment rather than
be deprived of tb. privilege of speculation
The result of the efforts to break up the sys-
TEN is, therefore, injurious to the people, mas
much az it will eventually drive OFF the best
class OF market-men, and leave the trade in
the hands of the less scrapulous. In many
other cities the markets have been thrown
open to all classes of buyers and sellers and
the consequence has been that composition has
been increased, and the masses have been hen-
efitted. II it is lawful to buy bacon, butter
-four, and lard, and cell them again, why
should it be illegal to buy and sell poultry
and eggs Let the Council put light tax on
the hucksters-give the Clerk of the Market
power TO seize and confiscate all unhealthy or
diseased fowls, stale vegetables, and unsound
fruits-and fix the standard of weights and
measures to buy and sell by, and the interests
of the peopie will be more surely protected
than in any other way
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HH, Sanford's Liver rinyisorator--Com-
POUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM-Is mild
and ettectual catb2rtic, acting FIRST on the LIVER
10 eiect ITS morbid matter. then ON the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action. and thus strengthen and
build up the whole system very rapidly, and is the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

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70 tsks nsnensslsf eadsis fSs IN ks;sea mosf
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The Cesnsy Csxys Of Hssyieo conmencet its
qmatfefiy term yesterday. bnt disposed Of nc
criminal business. The Grand Jury met al
" o'clock, Snd after being charged by The Com.
monWealths Attorney, made the following in.
dictments and pfessntmxnts, on the charges set
Dr.. George Gayinxel, for attempting personal
vioIence on Mrs. Mary A. Boswell, on the 18th
OF June last, in tho house Of her husband, on
Union Hin, while attending her as ply sician-
a true bill.
Daniel O Daniels, indicted for stealing i1ffy
bill s $50 547 ~ -
A. T. Conneilt and VIM. J. Connolly, white
men, were presented for unlawful gaming al
cards, on the Westham Plank. Road, on Sunday,
the oath Of July last. The seme parties were
also presented for being in an unlawful assem-
bly, OF thirty negroes, ON the 2ith of July, and
are now in Jail, awaiting their trials on these
two r7isdemeanors. Some of the negroes were
caught at the time and punished. and Others
will probably be brought to the bar Of justice
at some future time.
The Grand Jury then adjourned to meet
again next Thursday week, when long string
OF presentments may be looked for, judging
from the list of witnesses in the hands of the
clerk. Many of these are, no doubt, for tip
pling, others for robbing the public roads of
sand, and TINS obstructfnK the public high
way, and others against surveyors for failing
to improve their roads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

IxAucuRATIoa on AN Eqr EsT fsfAN erArrx-
SrleHdid Csremonv.-The great eqnestrian
static Of Nicholas I. was inaugurated At st
Petersburgh on the 9TH Of July last It Is
similar In shape 10 Clark Mills statue OF
Jackson, but--though costing s49u.00Q -is de-
scribed by Ietter-writers as far interior to
Crnwford's Washington at Richmond. A let
ter says
AtsA M. the troops besaa 10 Ss4crble and
form around the statue, and by IuE l2su0e
were in sight, stationed from the Winter Pal.
tce to the church, covering the vast Isaac's
plain nearly mile in length. Through the
exertions and kind attentions of Mr.. CroswelI.
front seats were secured for several Of us, and
occupied by number of American ladies and
gentlemen, giving ns o fne view of the cere-
monies At II A. NJ, amidst sounds of bugles
and music from all the military bands, the
Emperor entered the square In o adasfing style,
in the uniform of the Imperial Guard, mounted
fine, spirited charger, and followed by his
body guard, and, riding round the square, was
greeted with shouts Of applause from the
troops and popnlace. The state carriages then
passed through the square to the Isaac's
church, the first with the Empress, and drawn
by eight horses, each led by groom: the har-
ness was heavily gilt and studded with bril-
liants and precious stones, ana the carriage,
having more the appearance Of a golden cano-
py, was surmounted by the Imperial crown, of
beautiful workmanship and immense value
the second carriage, drawn by six horses was
but little INFERIOR 10 tue uFSt, anu contained
two of the grand duchesses, and in the other
carriages were princes and maids of honor too
numerous TO mention.
The Imperial cortege having entered the
church, the ceremonies of Inauguration COM
menced by the high priest stationed on plat
form in front, and dressed in all the rich,
gaudy, golden robes of the Greek Church. AT
II NJ, the Grand Patriach pronounced the
blessing, when the laundering of cannon COM
menced from the thirty five gunboats station
ed in the Neya, opposite the square, each
mounting three long thirty-two FOUNDERS,
and the result was general smashing of VIM
dow glass on both sides of the river The
troops then formed in line and marched
through the square, In view of the Emperor
and Empress, who were stationed under an
awning near the statue. The troops were
about three hours in passing, and as each reg
iment appeared with the old and tattered ban
ners which they had carried or captured in bat
tie, they Were loudly cheered The military dis
play throughout was, think near perfection
in the general fine appearance, dress, and dis
cpline of the troops particularly the Cossack
and Circassian cavalry. At night the large
building of the Ministry of War; occupying an
entire square. was beautifully illuminated ;
also the gunboats on the Neva, and the interior
Of Isaac's church.
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