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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

Affairs tna Norfolk
OF THE RICHMOND DAHY prspAros


NoaPoIE, March 5, 1859
The case of Grant continues the all G esgrossjuv
soplc in Portsm 1uth Yesterday, the court house
was hiied again TO hear the trial. About l2 o'cpk
sne aged mother Of the prisoner, accompanied by
ais Two sisters, came into court. The deepest au.
guish was depicted IL their couutenssees, spd
win their faces buried la their handk ercbiefs
shey sat during their stay in the court room
soon alter their entrance, the prisoner wac brousht
"a aud through his counsel, filed two pleas 10
seatement-one of which was overruled. and
1odge Baker took until to day, to decide the osh.
On our side of the water, the all euxrossiog
,opic Is tue grand concert of to night This viii
De very fshio1abls affair.
Ths Health officer made his returns tbi, morn.
ng. Tor the month Of February; from it We learn
fhat mere we're 81 deaths. q OF whom were vbI,s
persons, as fpio~s: white males asd II vhi,s
iems'es; blacks 9, Of whom we're females And 4
males Ten of the entire lumber were undsr ths
age OF two years, the other tweuty.one average
nearly fifty years piece.
Messrs. Goggin aud Montague are both expec,de
r visit this city very soon, address the psopie
The Ferry Point ferry house took frs this
morning, bat was sxtinguishsd with very little
iarnsgs.
fhs Select Council meet to night, to diecu,s the
new tax bill"
The Julia Desn case is still under consideration
PERCusSioN.
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THE l2TH STREET CBsreucr1ou Roo,


HOUSE or CoRRkC?IoN If the CITY
ioes not erect a house of correction iu A short
lime. she will be completely overrun with de-
crepid iosiers, who congrPgafe here to secur
sasy quarters, aud with drunken women aud vi
cious lads, who pow fill the jal or inf-st the
streets The chain gang effected some little good
when hrst established, because those persoD-
sentouced to it were made to labor, and carr
their bread; but the misguided sympathy exhi
bited for them, aud the indulgence now show
them, have rendered that kind of punishment 8
iarce. Now and then some stroling vaeabond
after repeated admonitions gets a short lob on
The street, aud "a few free negroes are occasion.
ally sentenced to keep his company but will
chese exceptions. the chain gang il a MYTH
Every city should have place in which 20 confiue
the idle and dissolute, TO make them labor
Whether that place shall be a work house, or .
house OF correction, or chain gang. is for the
Council to say. A new Jail is to be built ia the
course of year. TO keep safely all persons eharg>
ed with crime, and it would therefore be wei
enough for the Council, before adopting any plan,
to consider the propristy of erecting a house ot
correction, so that the two might be bull. to-
s,ther.
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ROMANCE ON Flat BoAr-Singaiar Matrimonial
fance.-Juatice Fentou, of the Seventeenth
ward. At Cincinnati, Ohio, united in marriage last
Thursday, fat bostmaa-Davd Ktonner-sbou.
'iz;y-six years old, to a girl-Cathsrine Marsh
just eighteen. Kionner, on his way down the
river, had laid up one night, on account Of z,
about two hundred miles above there, and going
on shore to make some purchases 10 a thiBly sets
,led district Of Ohio, he entered a rude cabin, of
which Catbarine's father was sole proprietor. AT.
ter chatting some time ith the old man. he turn.
ed to the daughter. who was very amiabIe, and
asked her IL she would like 10 go 70 Cincinnati.
She, with az unexpected promptness. said: "Oh.
yes, I've always wanted to sec that big city Pva
heard so much of" "If you'll 90, I'll marry you"
.aid the boatmaD: and after few moments she
and her father consented, and as ss they ar
rived here the twaia were united by the msgs-
trsts. Klonner had never been married, but had
taken fsucy" to Catharine, who, Dotwitbstand
ing the disparity of their ages seems to like her
husband greatly.
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By Tus GaEAT VIRaIsIA REMEDY,

N
PETERS INRALLTBLE REMEDY FOR G0NOR-
RiRA, AND ALI SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
euTiai or Balsalic properties, excels every thing
dsretosore offered the pubic, IN ito curative restO
ratiVe aud Tenoyattug psweTs; and the medical
Ro-id are astonished when iold that the above rc.
necy Will care the above diseases, AID c0nfoundsj
But The proprietor who has known of the rem cd J
Tor twenty old years has gncwu Of y of twenty
years standing TO be restored perfect health and
sl other cases OF shorter duration to be restored,
without single exs option anl therefore challenges
Any case of Gonotrbna which the remedy will not
eure provided the directions are carried out With
prudence the part Of the patient, and to any
pGrch ssinR bali dozen bottles, and using accord
ingiy, ia hts or her case lie guarantees perfect
cure and in Of failure. viii fu nish additional
medicine, free OF charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and q will Oe effected with
Jut Inconvenience 10 the patient. Sold by
GRubBS APPERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Ktch.noHd,
de 10 6ms No. 2Oi Broad st.
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SEE TO YouH r,sTEsrNos -Tbe re-

SEE TO YOUR F,sTEEINGs The re.
peated burglaries of late, show the importance o.
having proper fistenings in stores and dwellings
and especially on rear, side aud basement win
dows. through which house breakers usually ef.
feet an entrance. We have heard of but two in
stances, this season, of house breaking, where
the rogues did not enter from the rear. or alley,
where they could work all night without being
detected by the Wstchmen. When a store or
dwelling is robbed. the proprietor is sure 10 CEN
snre the night Police, just If those had he
right to enter back yards, and ought to have
known the precise building to be robbed. The
Watchmen are employed to patrol the streets, and
20 guard as bast they can, the front entrance to
every house If they succeed in doing this, and
proper fastenings are put upon rear windows and
doors, at night. burglars will fed il far diffi-
sut to escape detection in the future than they
have in the past.
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A GALLANT ACr.-Soms time since, in Montevfs
den, whilst a French frigate was returning an
American salute, Que Of the Runners had bis arm
blown of. As sOon as the fact was know IN the
American squadron. subscription for him WAS
started, which producsd among ten ships the very
handsome sum of 81 400. Upon its remission 70
Rim the French Admiral addressed to the Am~ri.
can com uander Of those charming little notes.
40 graceful In the French lasgusge. bnt which O
saa that ali hough degrees OF latitude aud lcngi.
tuds no light bind the geographical liniifs Of our
country aud determine the alieeisncs professed TO
ITS Hsg there were ~ such confiaes TO the gsusrs
osuD Of the American sailor.
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= $3.50 REWARD. Ran away,

- S23U NEW Ard. = Nan away
"A about e7th December, ISj8, my boy ENRY
- Henry is about n years OF age, rather deli
3 te In appearance, about ieet or 10 inches
IA rIs, ht bright rauatto full head Of hair Of gOod
address but rather cringing When spoken t., laugh
when talking, nj OF dress and some" hat OF ii
dandy, hal "A saall patch of beard on bis ebin. Ia.
is aso a little bowed ia the logs, and can read and
write
will give hity dollars reward IL the above Negro
il taken this State nd lotged in jail where
eau get bim; and $50 ii taken IN any other slave
ftats Will give $50 ra~eTd II informant SUN
ci2Ut = cs,gictiOB De 9iVs against any white
..sa aio l2ay have had hand in getting him Oh
u free Stale.
ia IT'S CHARLES l.. H0BSON.
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EuRkUSS q BRO,
~ IMPORT EpS-

Norfolk, "a.
Have in store and u. g. Custom House 81 bids
rtYLcR's CELEBRATED Ion DON DOCK BRAN.
DY. import d by thsm 'rJm John Taylor of Len
Ion also, in Custom Horsa. BraDdes of the fol-
towing trand8: James aennessy; 0tard, nupuy 4
90; the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Ce-
erier, and other brands. CaAAPAGNEs: Green
seal; Cabinet, in halt pnts; Piper Bedsick. Held:
SICK \ Co, and other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. sEERhIEs Duff Cord ~ Harmony aod
other brands. Madeira Wines. Cid Scotch WITS
KEY. RYE WHlSk les: summerdean; Larkey's
Mountain Rye; pura Extract of hye Grain; Funk:
Resore's Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica PUN. Holland GIN in whole and pipes
uostetters celebrated stomaeh Bitters. Charles
London OO.Di Al GIN. London PORT ER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old ScuSpernong Wine
lrcd and whigel made in Carolipa SAKDiE ES,
in whole, halt aud quarter box9s. etc, etc Also 400
go CHOICE HAVANA SEGA Akc, which were selected
in Havana by q gentleman sent cut bs Us for that
purpose; varying in price from $50 TO $l5e per thou
sand. All Of which will be- sold to punctual per
sons on favorable terms
BUREUSS h BRO,
Sole Importers. in the Uuited States, of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No 5 Wide Water street, Iron Building.
a 1E.-E Epa IL
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WEST PoINT-BaLL. &c.


WEST PoIsr, AlSu onLIsMco.. VAL
Feb 25.h, 1859
This little town 10 rapidIy impravino IA
aonsss are springing up in all directions The
whistle OF the locomotive on the Richmond and
fork River Railroad is all that il needed 10 give
y an 'mpstus that would soon make 10 q city
There is good hotel here and oys.ers and a - ;n
abun ndance.
bail was given here on the night Of he 22i. at
Shich there wssa large atteudauee from Kiov and
queen ana New Kent, as we'll a. this county. aud
'or hours before it commenced. the river was dor.
ed with boats. bringing over fair burdens
mere was veryfne supper and the dancing lasted
until the next day. A WaspRpyn
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- NANvtnoRNE.s NuGE-ALL-

TIE GREA I PAIN ANEIHIL4TOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTON-
AflI ANE WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED b 7 4 CHE MIST.
BoTTLES ~, 25 and 80 cents aud one dollar.
CEh GkEA beT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTsHCRNE'S CURE-AlL should be kept u
Ill auliiics ir case OF accidents sudden sickness
rs it frequently il sss time than requires tc
get q physiciai
1t cures pain in any part of theeystem and is uscd
Iterraily and internally.
HART&nDRNE'r GUR E-AIl. cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and GAilaiaihs
HAHiSHORNh'c CUhEATL cures Cramps Collie
Pains ia fGa stomach or Bowels.
IL HsRISHOKS Els CURE-A Ii, cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, BVeast, Teeth aid Ears.
UARTS HORNE'5 CUHE-ALL cures Spraius
Bruises, sca'as Bnrns and Frosted Feet.
HARIeuDRNkS CURhAbL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HAkTSEU&NE'o CUkE-ALb cures Stiff Neck
from Gold, aud Ague III the iIreest
HARTaHokNE'a cur kE ALLis good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have paiO, use the GURE-ALL as
it acts upon the Nerves, Musles, Siuews Blood and
Bones aud, By ita warming electromagnetic power
expeis all pain from the system. Get bottle and
trv it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
Ia Richmond. Norfolk Petersburg and all towns il
Virginia. oc l5--6n
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sGE- ARTIFICIAL qkErH-THE CHEn

PLASTIC PKecEss Sc w JONES, Dentist. having
purchased tho exclusive right fer the above
mode If making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it i'll the mot difficult cases. toeTe other piotes
hat tIed is entirely SGttEfed IF ttS absolute Sup
OrHy over the golo, silver and p!atina method can
therefore, wit, confidence. recommend II TO all no
desire full partial sets Of teeth; ami GspscGE
V 10 sGch as may be dissatisfied With those htep are
p0tC ustRg In mis- process, all Of the ODJectvns to
the gold plate remoyedthe suction dei1a0 per.
feet scuros COM fort aud stadity To thu ht the
teeth being t4A1vdcd IL the uicial, tire food isexciu
led from nnpsr or between them; they are. there
ore cleaner. smoother sBdiin every respect better
IN consequence of the perfect adaptation of tie
eiate to tie mouth, and the suction thereby
cured he insert more teeth t1ts0tt clasps
4ni in ali cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
ut.
his method having been adopte3 and commend
I'd by these standing highest in the procession.
North aud South. testimonials will be given, Gnd
,pecinet ) exhibited 10 cay who NAV desire
them. The o'i plates Of those wishing 10 XshaU2e
the old method ior the new, viii b. taken in part
2ay. win Of course, make teeth On the old mode
or those who ylsy j'reftr
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tee til
rected by electricity inr those who wish il.
Office opposite coIinthian Bali Ja7-ly
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FOR THE CEkIaTS CCkE OF NELRALGIa AND kEEU-
N4fi>N This O. Inp-uId e.ieC sua'iy Relieves aui
cures Neuralgia ati% hh~umati-II in its most acute
tiTm. TCe great success WITH which It has met and
1t stands uurivaed = reuIedy, Those who have
suffered and ars now relieved, wiling Wituer ses
IN bshaif OF its vjrtIeh. the many tesri Donisls
which have been given in its hehaf. are .vinciu z
sud satis'ac.ory The eiillcted have only to Try
an1 10 convinced.
M,ny certiicae 80 Of its efficacy can he Sc by ap-
plicA'itu to tEe Agents
r.-rne ltnuine PaDaCe8 is 10 ie had 0f all
Grukgi;t- Orders address "a to The f-reral Whole
safe agents FISHER Il " ISStUN:
druggists, l25 Main street Richmond, Va
Price one D..r per but le le ic--lIn
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ANOTHER INDIAN WAR.-The War Department
have received dispatches from Ganerai Clarke. OF
California, saying a charge in military movements
has become necessary toward the occupancy of
the crossing of the Colorado, at the thirty fifth
parallel. and that necessity exists 20 chassise
the Iodians 10 that region of country. 1t 10 un-
derstood that the Mohaves will be joined by other
tribes. and they can mra;sr, Jointly, some 1900
fighting men.
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IsuNSER srosM IN WfsrEa.-0u Friday morr.
iug last we we're visited in this section h. ~
uar thunder storm after which torrents of rain
tell at Intervals through the day and night. the
nsct oil which was visible the next morning IN
Ehe swollen state of the streams throughout the
midst Of Goodson. quite o'erleapt its banEs snJ
Hooded a large portion Of the fown-with but
a siIght damage to property. however, and mo
other Inconvenience to citizens on its hanks tba.
conhhing such as were not prepared for wadipg.
= few hours within doors There were severai
.lides Gu the Virginia and Tennessee and R,,t
Tennessee aud Virginia Railroads. in consequence
Of the heavy rain, which canssd detention 10 pss-
seneers and mails. Since the storm we have bad
several days Of coatinued clear weather, and
spring seems to be setting in upon Us. We have
had rainy, damp, unhealthy wiuter, and are
greatly rfjoicsd at the present cheering prospect
u sunshine and dry ssreets.--Bristo (7snnesses)
Nelos.
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CoMxENcaMsNr Our readers win per-

ceive, from the notice 10 another column, that the
Comme uce ment of the Medical College, will take
place this evening, in the Chemical Hall oi The
College building. A capita! address may be sx
pected from Professor Mecsw, and an anusaai in-
feresr will be impaired TO the occasion by the fses
that the handsome prize Of ons Hssearea b.stafs'
ssfsrea by DR.. Thomas u. warrea, ef North Csrol'-
ma tn the author af the bes. essay ptessntea 70
tae Faculty, will be awarded TO Tie successful
cam Dotitof.
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TIE FIRE IN BoSroN The loss by the fire in
Broad street, Boston, on Monday nisht, is abopF
$500 ooo, aud fully insured. William dwight
lost $50 ha'es of cotton; Thayar Go. 100 Geo s.
Dexter 81 casks cream tar; William Psrsons 500
bales gunny cloth and 200 bales jute, and various
others suffered the loss of Iusaed, in all 10 coo
bags, beside sugsr, saltpetre, &C., which were
stored in the building
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SDEscE oT the RICHMOND pArlr DISPATCH
OAK Grows. Brunswick, Feb %. 1859

Jan phofE, DEuubWlCK. FeD -. 1859
We bad a most enthusiastic railroad meetiny AZ
Lawrenceviie to-day. the proceedings of which
VIII be sent to the papers for publication io few
lays lt wasdecided to build railroad from
Ridgway or Littleton, to Richmond running
through the counties Of Brunswick, Dinwiddis
Amelia aud Chester fisid BY this route Rich,
mond will get an air line connection with ths
state Of North Carolina. and the through sohtb.
ern routes. Your paper has been sdvocatins In
very able terms, the Keysviils connection. Yon
have only to look at the map. TO see that every mr.
gument used for that, applies to our PROPOSED
road with double force for il will give 10 yopr
CITY all Claimed for the KeysviIIs copnectjoo
sith the trade Of two or three cou tiles in addi,
non, and saving OF 80 miles in distauca--for /.
's 80 miles Eearer from Raleigh to Richmond his
way. than by Keysville, and 10 or Is than bv ps.
tersburg. The citizens Of this county expect 10 d.,
heir duty; they do not ask the cities 20 boild a
rai'road for them, without frs, putting their
hands TO the work aud their subscriptions 10 the
paper; but they are unable to build il themselves
A committee was appointed to make the preIimi.
nary survey, and to carry forward the general plan
OF operations; anc hope you will give tbis an
insertion in yoar paper, well as the proceedings
Of the meeting. R.srr.s
81 Enquirer will rleasa reny IN c0uutry paner
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HEsarco Crscusr CoUar Judge Pit

HENaTCo CIRCuIr UoUaT -Judge Fltts
ia now holding an extra targi of this Court. in
The state Court House in this city There are now
beiaz tried several suits Of Glenn & Davis and
others. against the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
and Potomac Railroad Company, for damages re
su,tiuy from fire. mmnniea ated 70 wood piiss
along the lire OF the road Counsel for the plaic
tiffs Messrs Young and Lyons; snd for the sef, %
darts, Aessrs Myers aud Crump. Several days
will probably be consumed In the trial.
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II RUNAWAY- $40 REWARD

- The ali we reward will be paid for the appre
II hepaion aud delivery "a baVis Il HEtcheson
60 In the city OF richmond, or confined in any
f0TI - that get dim ain il taken of the state
of virginia and $50 il taken in tbs state of Virginia
n III siiAa THOMAS JEFFEhsUN. he Is about
q years O: A. o. brown conpleXion, toll head OF hair
good treth. . teet 10 inches high and rather gruT
cUuutsnanca JoHN HuI~H EsON.
So Enquirer and Nhig viii copy IN weekly pa
,r7r s,.rI, IA
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SOLD by all Drugg ists in Ricn,aond. oc is-6m
HsS~ The BKsr CouaH SYRUP IN THl

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup IN the world is Hsrts.
oorne's pectors Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
THIS article Is prepared by = chemist, and is pro
uoupced By medical men, and those VITO have used
t, to he the best preparation for Coughs Colds,
GatarFh Bronchitis, Uoarseness, gore f6rCat from
cod, and a preventive of that hon Of diseases.
Consumption.
Persona who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant TO
tho taste eofteus CLEARS and etreng .hens the voio
ALIAS aiI irritation CT the throat and lungs and pre-
vents raKiDg cold.
Bottles Is and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Erug-
gist5 in Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg, and al
towas in Virginia. l5-6m
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ClIY CoUscL "A called meeting Of
'ns council was held yesterday aftsrnoor a, A
O'CLOCK. Present-hiessrs Saunders Rohi
hooaey. Hill, Epps, Greanor, Deuoou. Stokss p.-
dolph and Grattan. Han'
fosooe'' atagd=ine An ordinance coneern;,, ~.
keeper OF the powder magazine was tax A.. n 80, 80
considered. "P an"
Inc ordinance provides fr the animal ann.;n,
me q. toe Council 10 December aud reauirts him
the proper discharge of bis duties He = ~ go ,b
Miasaz ne Ia order. and repcrs to tho Presiept NJ
.ne Council any injury that may have oocu >rsd =
Nos more tnan nifty pounds of powder shall h.
Transported 10 the city at time except by IN.
military, or keeper Of magazine Ves,els arrivine ne
with more than fifty pounds of pew jer are tn he ~
ported. NO person IL to keep more than two peunas
cI powder III the cit' Unless 1 tin annistsr and
not more than tweDty-fiv poE 1es elsewhera thar
,h the magazine No storage il charged but the
ae-peI Is sIi Weu IA cents on each keg for trans
poruh0 powder To or from the Iaagasps: and y
cents Tor transporting when not stored in the mac
kept when powder is carried from a yessel
- tue rsilroads or canal boats when IA cents nor
Veg ksg easi, oe cbsreed Neither the keeper nor tte
S s"sll oe labe for ioss or injury to powder by
injury by neglect, the party injured NAV sue Tb.
Hakens are 10 be inspec'ei by the epgineer-tb,
keepet Is To nine tenths Of he nsa.i1,
"r IRAN rorunE the powder, srd the ctr one tenth
me ordinance was adopted.
r'oggeng-A resolution was adopted for the
oissioners OF streets to enquire into the expe.
III. oI saving nag stones placed in the side.
y. tt Nnereser they are required, by ordinance
as he exnense of property owners.
from Ae'rark.-A volrme of the ordinance. NJ
tue city OF Newark, \. J, was presented and re-,
for the same " e'uin 'nanhs
The Council then adjourned
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GAY STaRsr cHpnea ---fris new sda-
aes w<i - csmsi hated and really ias deisoasiea "
Jaae OF July, aud isem appeafsnees elesAssss -
~ assey asAt Aad eoasenssat heaso " ~assA.r,
ina bsssseat room wsli - laishea sboat the iss
ef April Il wAica siaas tAs sabbath sFeess shs
.vEsain H.
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ENGLAND WARPED IN coTTos. The quantity Of
cool brought into England every year might be
piled into pyramid which would rival that Of
Cheops The eight Thousand Ave hundred and
.svsnty-two millions Of miles Of yarn spna In
England ina year nigh. ba wound round ard
round the earth. as a boy winds string rouod bis
ioa or we might throw the shuttle over distast
Mars" The Earth. Venus. Mareary. and The sna
in cur net OF cotton The whole 0f the british 10
lands might be wrapped up in cottoe woni and
pas up carefully Tor the inspection OF future sxss
In not very many years eonsanptiso Of thas fav
atsytat
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gg- DURROw RELIABLE MEDICVNE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN I'll F.

nURLD-
Has cured and ia pow daily efi4CtinC the most
eXtfaoTdiuaI of diseases, to which hum anty
il atrtrd Ihuusanus, who w.re hitherto suit rio x
ihe most iIyeyeIate disc 4ses. and which
deemed bel oud the ill of HedIc,- g. have been
wonderfully restored 10 health by ne of this
truly great remedy. For StK0EULa, KHEUNA-
Ti5M, SYPHlLl5. PILES, DYSPEPSIA ALI
-CfoFUh Is sFFEC II ms. and for ait diseases
resulting tram imD0rly ri The Jiocd, II is unsurpasS
cd by gu. I,edGlae IL meG!CaI CieIice.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood aad Stomach
ana s'rea actheniBz Z ana reEGva,iGg evefy organ Ct
:ne human 4! stem il necessarily CUES all those
disease resulting f,cn morbid action OF the slGle
such as LIN tR CyMPLAtNT, NERVOUS sFFEC
rtONS. UtNSRHL UFB LIfI, EkUPTirNs
ON The SKIN, CHRONIC FENE2 AND kGUF.
and all 9th dtseas which are we'll known u eX-
at + oIn tie ab.y, causes All thar is asked ia
air trIei, whieh Will asoureily convince any one Of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this rems kab'e pre-
pirati3u in curing he diseases tor which it il
CONNIE ldea For particulars call and get u &c
-criptivc circular. Erepar, by
J " hURROW CO,
Practical and An.iy teal Chemists.
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, iaid i Co .
Or " lick Waung Y PeaIce, aud Drug eists
generally. mn l-3 III