The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01


I New Dsess.
wcmaa's Home Beck II Health. A work for
| mothers aud for families. On plan new
knnanAe0olsaAy s1ouslnuv1 - p1nIe aAnomaUls
how disease may Be prevented and cured
without the use Of deAUerous remedies. Dy
JOHN SrAIxpAcK wilson, NJ. D., ~ Coluuas
bus. GA. Philadelphia: J. b. LiPrtNcoTT .
Cove have tins siven the description OF tine
book rs contained in the title page. It's qua.
remarkable that a domestic medicine shou'0
have Southern author. The title page 1".-
Their states that DR.. SrAINBAck WILSON -
editor of the Health Department OF doDHfs
Tadv,s Rook. or course the ladies VIII look
in.o ,hi. work 10 ind out what are tho pre-.
yentiyes prescr ribbed by the Doctor mat Will
| .x,;, a.nserous diseases and remedies. we
.ns.rx. that among the heads discoursed up
an nv the Doctor is the "consolations OF Reli-
oion.,, This is we'll 1t is not untreqnent
| that the healing art brings the patient to this
.f;,aa ratio, after the manner of the Irish far
rier. who presented bill "for curing your
honor's horse till he died" Even in a do
mes,ic medicine" tits best not TO lose sight OF
it, For sale BY WooDHousE Il Co.
Old L.ares, gathered from Household Words.
By HENRY W. WILLS. New York HARPER 4
BRoTHERs.-This is most agreeable COM
panion for summer travellers at the watering
places and elsewhere. 1t consists OF short
stories aud witty and humorous pieces contri-
buted by the author to that exceedingly clever
weekly Household Words" edited by CHAs.
DICKENS, and which that gentleman in freak
of i'll nature pu. to death, 10 be revenged upon
| its printers and part owners who had nnwit'
tingly given him offence, or rather toward
whom he had become offended without cause.
"A,l the Year Round" has stepped into the
Shoes Of "Household Words" Many readers
| of the latter who remember the interesting ar
ticles in the latter paper, will be glad to see
some of them in tho durable and convenient
| form in which they are preserved III TINS
volume For sale by A. MORRIS.
| The MIL on the Floss. BY GEORGE Ell
| LOT. author of "Adam Ee6e. and "Scenes OF
| Clerical Life New York: HARPER
| RroruFRs-A new novel by the author OF
| "Adam Betie,' will most assnredly attract pub
| lie atten ton. The great success and popnlari'
| ty of adam Bede' which establish the Lame OF
the author and the sue e IS of the new work, from
| the same pen is more than half secured before
| its appearance. For sale by A. MORRIS
Tvluev Hal. BY THOMAS HOOD. Boston
| T1LroN Il Co-The publishers have done a
public service in reproducing this novel OF the
| late THOMAS Hoop. 1t is gotten up in beauri-
| full STYLE one volume. octave. For sale by
| WooDuoUsE & Co.
| Stories of Rainboc and Lnck New York
| HARPERS BRoTHERs.-We have the fourth
volume of these pleasant stories for young
| children, by JACOB ABBOTT. This volume is
entitled "Selling Lucky" For sale by A.
| MORRIS.
| Blark,cood-We have received from Messrs.
| WooDHoUsE Il Co, the agents OF the Amerl-
| can reprint. the April number Of Blockcood!'
| Scotch Aid to DIR. Cheever.
Of all the foreign enemies OF Southern IN
| situations, the Scotch Abolitionists seem the
| most malignant and implacable.
On n recent occasion, an effort to give aid to
| DR.. CHERvER's Abolition conventicle in New
York-Rev. DIR. GUTHRIE and others out
| Heroded HERoD-expressed the hope that the
next JOHN BROWN enterprise would be sue
| cessful
Another Of these eminently Christian di-
| vines-Rev. Dr. BUCHANAN-has preached 4
| sermon upon the same subject, overrunning
| with malignity and untruth. Yet this veno-
nous production is prefaced by the profession
| of great love for Americans. II the reverend
gentleman will spare us his love. we can sur
vive his hatred. The evil passions of the hu-
man heart are never more disgusting than
| when glaring through the veil of hypocrisy
and snuffiing the stereotyped phrases of cant.
/ If these reverend advocates of JOHN BROWN,
| who declare that the white man of the South
| is debased and degraded as well as the Afri-
| CANDY Southern institutions, and who benev
| olently express the hope that the next case of
| the pike aud torch may be crowned with tri-
umph, will mind their own business, they will
| find enough to employ all the time and energy
| they can command. AS contemporary OBJ
| serves:
| I'VE should like Dr. BUCHANAN to compare any
| Southern city with his own city of Glasgow There
whipping, more Sabbath breaking. more lnfantl-
eide. and a greater number OF lllegltlinate CHR
dren in glasgow, in proportion to Its population,
than IN any other civilized city in the worla.p
| DEATH OF JAPANESE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The following is the inscription on a grave
stone placed over a sailor who died on board
the Japanese corvette at San Francisco:
| sin memory of Gin. no.ski, a Japanese sailor
of the war steamer kan-din-marr Died
| March -, 1860 This monument is erected by
| the order OF the Japanese admiral"
| Mrs Burdell- Cunningham and family were
| passengers by the last steamer from New
| York to Aspinwall, en- route for California.
The Jews are raising funds for the erection
OF hospital, at Cincinnati, tor WIDOWS and
| orphans. The sum required is S3O,00O.
A starch factory at Bethel, Me, has turned
| out IS tons OF starch the past year-using up
| 1900 bushels of potatoes.
The New Haven Common Council has APP
propriated 8 900 to purchase steam fire ell.
CINE.
| IA CASES OF INFLAMMATION OF THE EAR.-Dr.
EALING says that the inflammation usually COM
mences in the Inning of the mucous accumulation,
| and the tympanal inflammation is divided INTO
| three stages lst, a simple purlfOTm discharge
| I'd, puritOrm discharge compllcated with fungi
| and poly and Sd. q puritOrm discharge with
| carries of the osseous walls of the cavity These
| three stages are simply the consequences OF a
| more or less PrOtracted chronic Inflammation Of
the parts. There are two varieties of ty mpanal
otites: slow in progress and frequently re-
covered from the other. most severe, rapid and
generally destructive, either to the tympanum or
the life Of the individual"
| DEAFNESS. DEARNKss!! DEAFNESS W The
| numerous engagements lieady accepted, will
| prevent DR.. EALING from attending only very
| limited number OF patients. An Immediate april
| therefore profess