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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

NfhiN1 Dhf &OoDS.-We have received
- our Spring stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods and invite the public to examine oar stock
ana prices before purchasing, ars Offering
great Inducements Tor cash.
JOHNSON & HARDWOOD,
PIC No " Main nfrest
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: -.
81 o T r La
I1xCHANG z HOTEL,
II RIsoNBupn

Dr.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PEoe,,
r. III. WOODWARD, suPgkfsTExhs9s
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tbIk r. LEAD-l.inssed OH Golors, ground
i Ia oil aud dry, Paint Brushes; Sand Paper
Putty; spirits Turpentine and yaraishes-all OF
isfaetion. just received by
L. W; POWERS Druggist,
ap "a Corner Main and Ibfh sts
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TESTIMONIALS .

Mr.. DANIEL LovEIoY, otNo. 1877 WEI 90 =.
New York, has boon al, icted with ths Pi,ss tor
aoenty years. He used tie Patent Pie Pipe wiz
Ointment, and In three weeks was complete ylrs~-
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of Greenpo'gi, Lux
hald, whose store is al No. 20 M,ggin a., Me-
York, was troubled With the Piles very soyorr bas
by the use OF tho Patent Pile Pipe aud oiu.moatw,a
Immediately relieved, and in the short space OF tlr5l
weeks WAS completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife u the las, named gsr.l.
nAn, had painful attack otthe Piles, used ne r -
md Ointment, and was cured in one sssk'
DAVID MCCARTHY, No. 624 Fihh ST. New Y ~,
Eho had suffered acstey from the Piles FOR lcu.
lime, Wa cured W tLs P.ps and olnuusi H. Js
weeks.
Mr.. PHILIP IRIsH, No. s49 West 9oih -, Ss~
York, now OF Stamford, Conn, after long Butslius
trom the Piles, was cured by tbs Patent FLs f.ps
and Ointment IN six weeks.
NJ. THOMAS WII.DES corner o: BseEnaaa sas
Water sts., New York, ancr suffering many yeSs7i
tried the Patent Pile Pipe, and recommends ~ -
very best article that can be used.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall ssr,,sA glFrsR
intensely for years, and AFTER trying every Snl'yl
remedy within lis reach, was wholly sOrsi ty .ha
Pipe and Ointment
BENJAMIN lRVIHo, 81 New York, oDEiI--r 'sTri
Trldualy sinking under the depressing and E''l.,
sing influence Of the Piles, was induced - 20 ia
Pipe and Ointment, and experienced tmmed &C ~
uet-gradualy improved under Ihsr heA--ng In
laence, and In . lew months wAs sntirs,y eUrSl
de claims that the p 70 aud Ointment, anGIE E4os.
dsnoe, sS7ed his LIE.
We might add pages OF statements, bus tesk0 III
aithoe. Persons wishing for further Jsid1asg aSs
have Il By calling At tbs DspOt.
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WKDHCUNE0.
UOHoEoPATHIC MEDICINEs.
Hrryn..rr Ho~o,orlrmc nrrnr,.

Huuyu,ry, Houoyop,rmo ey,n1,u
I'D ,be,- or,y,p in gre.t publ,o v,,,--n.d,o,n..
m all the wants a, Iife-eu.,vea ,bs, s,,bsr ,oo.h-
o. mrs. or Traveller. could AWAY, bav. nv them.
nd .l,v.yr ,e,v ,o .,r,p,s ,b., ,0.,al. 60.
ma he made IN ,s ..,oc,,or,. a, h.rr,ls. ,b., An
-, ma, ,,.,, v,A ,r,nu,,,v ard 40 .Bcis,,, ~.
an 49,, 49,, A.. -, ..,.,. All g..
-, - TN,,,..,,I. ., ,.,,,i,,,. ~. r., a.u.
-, A.. :, - -, - -, me- -,
-, eN' ,"''
- W "A'e "'.' N. Puy-
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rIEECY's
PATENT PILu PIPE 2
A NOVELTY IN THE MEDICAL woELS>

This PIPE. recently pSien'ed. - an sntray Hs~
invention, being 4 mechanical ooltTiyancs frr shs
.ore oonvenian, and completes application Of our.-
I've, selstivs and lubricAtirg ointmena, In 10
treatment Of Pilos and other Diseases ofte rectlIa;
md for those objects IL IL UsupGssed 10 simplicity,
cleanliness and eal,lsncy OF operation. n, aamlly
thould be with - oIs; FOR when once itT advantages
md conveniencns are Known hwiu be deemed a.
useful and Indispensable, in ~ way, a. the oora-
non injection tube.
In aldition - tho unqualified appreciation vhiy',
his Pipe has met with FROM every Phys',an 30
Whom has been submi.;ed, we have oomr,sndS-
'ory statements gwen by those who have expert
rcsd benefits from Use OF the Pipe and Ointment.
Md We invite attention u ths following, Al all aver,
We sAmp,e Of the whole.
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GREAT
EXPECTATIONS.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.

Of the next few hours, than we can see 10 the
bottom Of this river what catches hold of. Nor
yet we cant no more hold her tide than ! can
hold this. And il run through INV fingers and
gone, you see" holding up his dripping hand.
But for your face, should think you were a
little de.pond'nt,' sad !.
Not bit o. a., d,af ya,. 1t comes Of i, W.
ing On so quot, aul Il ba there rlplng at tho
loat's head making ,3lt of Sauia, tune. NAV
~ tuia.i.v eide Oil b. dcs."
IL Iut ts w, back il hi. mouth with an un-
DISTURB ii NIrr...aI % face, and sat as composcJ
std -'ou' 4 @. five were alrc ldy Out If Fnr.
Land. Yet 20 yls ~ s,hui i've 10 q word VI al
NC, rs u hr bad been uCunsian' tcrfurfur when
we van asher tp ct some bottles oI beer int tho
h'a' nid '' was stoi ping ou', I hntcl that
ihoigt lc would bo sa.,st where hc was aud he
srd "D' you, dear boyi and quietly sat dow
swain.
Tn air felt cold ~. Il o river. bu, II WI a
bright dav. ard the sru.l in, was very chrcr.u,.
The tide ran - ong, took Gaze to los. none DlIt
and our 'tcady stroke carried u, on thoroughly
we'll
BY impcrccp.hlo degrees, q, The tile raw ont.
VIZ lost more AMI moro Of "a, nearer wood, aai
hills, and dropped lower AMI lower hrtycon tho
muddy bank bu' the tile wi. vet with wun.
wcworc ON e a,'.cl'. 4 ,uu.,waasilp.
ped in his cllak ] pun Iy pr.nl .Ith.ut h,it
or two len Oh OF ,ID Iu.. On u-IY.l
~ on to catch tie yr I.u. uluA-.id,.o iNJ,mi-
grant ,hils, and uul Csc lIr. Ota lr.c ram.
port with sold Wet, o1 Oh lurl.tlr booking down
at us And s'Jn The 'dc hctan 90 sl,ckcu. anil
tho crd iyiu.. 40 anchor 20 swins, am D presently
they bad all swung roln1, AMI iii, snip, thi,
were tax q. al, autl ,s " the new t.'o lDs 3 up
20 the Foo, began to- crow uplu Co.. uan ..t,
and " krp, uu tu' Shore as much out OF tl,
strength Of the ,a nov as wc cor.l .a.lny
carefully On from low shal lows and mad-lau.s.
cur oarsmo1 wei3 ss fresh, b, lint OF h...r.,
20 afurauI L. Lot B.. .Ir.s a
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sOT'HEI 60 RI9RT 10 TIM sPofs

srRENGTBKN your vor0t
sfALDneVs
rEeoAT coEPKoTIoEA
RoAT CoNFRCTIoNa
THROAT coNPEcTIoHa
soop FOR CL1EdyNnS
GOOD FOR LEcrURxEs,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPnAKsRs
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD ron coNsunTym
GENTLEMEN CAREY
BPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDNGs THROAT CoNPECrIoNs
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
AA'g '~h7'oe hAs@nhys
They ole.r the Thro.A
They give strength and vsluns V IAs vsios.
They imp.r delicious aroma 70 ths srsagS-
Thsy are dslig hiful 70 The s..aa.
rhsy are msds Of .lrnps hsrSs ssa o.nRss hArn
any ons.
Isdvss svory Ons who hss . Cough sr Q Husky
vslos OF bad Brcaih, or any diculiy Of ths Three
~ re, . P.ehsgs Of my Threat Contsc,iO1s, ING
vii relieve you Instantly, and yoa will ssres viii
ne ,hA, 'thsy 20 right 70 the Spo,.- You win hst
kbom very useful and PLEASANT Wills travelling -
standing public meetings, for aIllIng your oOaSt
- sIl.ying your thirst. n you try Ons p.OkAss I
am .ASs In saying ihsi you viii ever Afterwards es~1
sidsr thsm lnslspOns.bs. You viii and tAs-. =
tbs Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
rR1Cn TWENTY-FIVE CsRTs.
Ny signature u on each pAehsss. Al ssAss zs
ssun,erioi,.
ArAOiAs. viii "a psa, " -Au. rcpLa,. - -
ssi7, Of Thirty osns.
Addrcs
HENRY O. SrALDnsas
No. ~ Cedar ssrse. M.
CEPHALIo rILLs
uCK hEADACm
NERVOUS HEADACnl-
CURE
ALL KINDS oP HRADkCHa.
sy,hs uss OF those Pills the po.iodlc ssiAol1 Il
Esrvous or Sick Headacns may bs pre~anSed sra
H,sLsn Al the commencement OF an attack, in.-as-
date relo, from pain aud clcknssa viii be obaalnsA
Tasy seldom fall In removing the nuss. ina
xosdsche, " which 'sn.e- are 20 sdb,ec4
They &C, genl'y upon the towels, rsmoviaE Co.
dTOness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females a,SS
al peDou OF sedenIary habits they are VallAbis as
LAXATIVE, improving The sppstte, giving IOns s1a
'Sor - 'hs digestive organs, and restoring tina
ErSl elasticity and strength 70 the whole system
The CEPILAIIo PILLS arc the result, OF long IN
vsstigasIon And carefully conducted sIporiuoAas,
having teen in use many years, during which aHss
they have prevented and relieved . vast amount Il
pain aud suffering from Headache, whethsr origna-
ding Ia the nervous system or from dsrausod saas
.fthe stomach.
TLsy are entirely vegetable In their oenpostina
and may b taken al all times with psrsoa .Atsoy,
without making any change OF diei, and the AhSSaSs
any dsagreeAble tarse rendenh V easy 70 sd,alA-
,slsr ,hsrl W children.
BEWARE OF CouNTRkFETrs
THIS genuine have ave signatures Of Mzsy q,
gpalding on each box.
Sold ~ Druggists and al oaher dssIsrs In Ns,s'
Enss.
A box viii bs sent By O.lL PrsPAd, en- rsos,ysa
he
PRICE, 20 CENTS.
Al srdsrs should b addressed 70
HENRY Q. srALpmo,
&c CEDAR street. New V@k.
4 single bottle o. sPALDINds rRKrkKD
aLUE viii save tan times Ia cos, annually.
srALDNGs PREPARED GLUE.
RALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SrAI.DINds PREPAKED GLUE.
sAvR ThE PIECES.
ECONOMY, pIrArxEi
W-"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES Rn--a
A. accidents Win happen, even IN well regulGssd
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iQUOR STORE FOR SALE-A CORNER
West Broadway cor Of York. FL
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STORE TO LEASE-THE LEASE AND
DtNtures, with living apartments over the store. az
n'ee htted up liquor store, 2G2 Ninth ST, Satisfac-
factory reason given for selling out, no
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MEDICINES.

L - Na'a' 'AA'iH NH euNH lODI
, HELMROIDs BUCIt- flf N, v,.,,5.r
......- ....
HtIMIOLDS hJtHJ 'ur teK igey
ttr.t uupI p.s pt. en-. c,.,.,,..-., 4
''-
HEIMF"tD'S BUCHU for tho utty ,haa
49,. 49,. . ..--. Al
htLNFol HtCHi .o- N'.v0.7ums
UTI MpOLDs RrCIUr 90. l. a. ,f y.,.,,-,
uELMuoLp's 81 CHut- Dluee. ofv.,oa'
HFLAh"IP' b''lN h.'..i "A 'nr.
HfIMrOLps TlOHU lo. w..r n u.
u,t,,r.tr.s p,..u,.. ,....,t
HRLMrotDg ~ ca foo. u,...-. O., D.....s
HElMVOID WlDHr trN g.. soras
r.t,pofn.suf.,ttt. -,,..t......
'i'''' '''.' 81 '' ~ .' w ~
III MnCLp's ErCIt- D.....s o, g,sn
uELMiNLNs blNlI' '"r "u'1".H
IItlMUOLD,s UyCHl' p..r,aep,,.
'''' '' '''y S'..'. az las ' s.s1 p,
MI NIDIpS q Uul r- " o.. ..8 e.. -.
observation-disclosures.
'''- "'N. VAN O.. Attention a.H II .u-u' 2 Ctsag.
,yv,,rs r,..,., -,
FEMALES FEMALES -FryA-Fsi
TALE NO MORE FILLS
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Use T3IG,AES 3NIC AMI
- IlII .lpE .r o.. ......a. Nr.r,,,ia
81 .., s. ..D-. $ rn t...... ,.ns iu ne sd,
u OBS, a.. IlmH... ..., Ip.t., pr... ~
l' ..t I.,o.uno,d. I'.rI.... ,gt.lsr.r ..ttlS,
'0 ." j., .c 'H....f '.l-- Awrrv, al
lt....f 2 y. g.. fa4 "a .. -..t. -.I 50. and cor,
81 '. '.. n.0 r.I.'., W u.u..I, OOO
II5E COEpIAI-il.vtlrs or ALL
- .-,- " a., -rH.' st.... a.. ed q, es. -,
'-. I.ffF, r"N,.H d. -'a'... u systar4,
& . Us ..a u.'. " .u.r. .r"f . H..t s.Iult L..
$3.50. a 4hu1 t'o' n. o.. ANNEraON'S
FEMALE LIE CORDIAL
" .N,rs who have l,N..t.r, o. weak srd o.rv,
Gus g.. tWt.nu, sal..4 uyt .ulg. ut ta.s "a g-ani
SrEESG gIEN NO CuMPOr Nd.
ard ct sen. taxi o. H. tHr ue5t cuIIe1t5r " "
FEN,uE 81 STEM
evc~ produced, For aI those Distressing complaints
Wac Witch females Alr s.. p.tru troubled, especially
at cent u periods u Ngs no elua.
TRY 1T ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTYD,
$40 IKE hundreds who are now en- owing goo
L''lh nom us timely use, So You will ba. Ii O.
o. 'akth % al times " in perfect safety and Is ~
"a ~ devoid II all deletPriuus or poisonous dug.
INC ~ lei b title, on SIX FOR FIVE DOLLAR
Inc following are the principal agencies IL. 8.
n"lty' VI = gltth ave r, ade & Co., $50 Allen a
o'ahloh Z and cor. Houston 1t, and Ave, d Ma
io'' cor Second ave and 3Oth st White, cor G
Inmum and Riyington sts and cor Madison AM
ModtSCmery SITS. VIII nmsfurgh-Malloy a Co,
South 9th and 9Th SIS, Brook yn-Grey, cor. NV
tie and Franklin avenues.
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MEDICINES.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - = Du,iN-
E.Hhcd statesman, ou benz asked .. .-.ra.,t
Ir'ncra. Productions o. New Lusa q. -. ...d Nv
England r, SEQ luou.
The force OF his reply CONSISTED Iu , FL a..tt..t
New fngloniers have wo' i-s.i lee tcY.l,t. , ..s o
race Of hardy, athletic men aul vor,r.-.t un- .,.u
vigorous in body aid mud. wat ta.u..r s,..l
he mainly deie.ds oH the cave aid t.c.irr g OF ts.
child. Healy every New Eng. ua..o- i.J-
vdpl
MRS. WINsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP
~ ier babe thclo is Pc" SECTION OF count. ,p est
w.cl, 4 mas Leeu so lon. AID so lu e.l,.,Iy ....
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PRICE OF FIFE, go

PRICE OF PIPE, Ss.sA
OINTMENT, 20 lC1A
A HbSral discoun, made 10 Physicians, HsaIssE
cd WholeaAle and Retail Dealers 6snoEnIY.
TERMS ngvARIARl.Y CAHa
Address
MnIRY n PIHaUR,
0enAal AgErA
~. Ia FULTON g9&EHh
Htt1ss Es~ assS
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MOTHERS! NOTIFIES! HuTHI.SS - ,-,S
OLD NURSE TOR CHllpHEN.-Du.'i s,ut .lr.-
cure M. WlNSLuw'S SOOTHING SYRUP FnR
CHILDREN TEErnING L has 100 c.sa' -. ......
NJ mother who has e7cr treD Ms. WIAsLuN :
SOOTHING SYRUP FOE CHILDREN r.u err
consent to ct hoy child iass t.r'u. tt ts..--.,
and ,ri' . period of teo,h ngw tholt 't.aI ..r 5
invaluable proIaratou. : ITO 4.l h,a'A "a. 20
estimated rs dollars a. ,eI.tl, s &, l.t4 lo,.,,at
I'm gold.
Millions o., rr''0f ara gu.d e5ory y,,r Iu the L'ui-
ted States, It is COB. old ard wei. tried remedy.
THIS IS THE SHhSON OF THE YEAR, whom
children teething are almost certain ~ he Afflicted
with Dysentery and D.arrhua. Mrs. WlNsLOW )
SOOTHING SYRUP is q never falling remedy Tor
these diseases, aud will give Immediate relief from
all pain aud distress incident the presses of teeth
ing. Every u4otheg should provide It log he. child
rem.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Mrs
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor children
teething. No medicine IN the United States sells
lkeit 1t Is standard medicine, and its fame as
world vide. Physicians order and use il wherever
/ It's magical effects have been witnessed.
BEWARE oF ooUNTERrKIrs AND INVITATIONS,
i None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS A.
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper,
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, No. 10 Cedar st., New York.
erioe only % cents bottle. teb2l "
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rHEBB BATuA
WHICH ARE OF DRY vAPoK.

1. HgusllSs ihs oircui.isn Of ihs blood. and pSv-
Efully .sd " preven, discrimination 10 ,he hsA
ND lIiswIss 10 remove gddinees and proven, ossl-
ls<s e|Lle hands and feet.
D. They ro-cstabllSt insensibls psrspirs,iSn, pro-
.oss swea,, consequently relieve or remove symp-
ems Of inflammation; therefore are Indicated for
fouiy and Rheumatic pAina swsllngs Of ,hs JOtn.-,
Lnmbago, scisiica, &o.
.. They diminish nervous irrihbility, ana have
ured cases OF Tic Dooresu1 and 3D. vrs' D4noS.
L hos, diseases OF the Skin, from rAstss and
n proof Of which, tho milder forms Of Skin diSe.ss
dive way 70 this treatment Aione.
g. They remove from the rysiern the III sfsc.A
rislng from the TO free use Of mercury.
g. They strengthen the stomach and give tons "a
he digestive organs, BY increasing the seCre,ions-
:. They do good In al gandular and other SWELL
bgs aud distractions, by equAlizing he circulation
md quoknning ths ths activity of,he st~robou' We
nls.
.. They tgnd greatly W relieve a.. dIopsoAl So Al
hgn slhmt,ed 10 their operation. A common CD
sGlways cured by these Baths. Fever aud Aa,g
dso have always been cured by them.
Persons can tal,e tom under tie AdV.os .; ,ho't
Nm physicians, and rely upon thsir directions %
ng rig.dly adhered 10.
N B.-Ths I.sdle' Department. IA entirely dis
connected from that Of the Gentomen.
By calling at No. 3 wILLoCGBBY 81, nunabs-
S.diveoHeI Of wsl-known residents Of Brooklyn
an be sb:sinsd, who have bsea oursi by Ia
baths.
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ALSO,

FIRRCYs ANTI sIIous CORDIAL
FoE DYSPEPSIA, BuLoUs FEvsk, CGG.s
ssu1Es, LIVER AFFECTIONS, ~
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On or ma sOsE POWSU~-
nrnExDIAL And rosUo AGENCIES
nswA. sAa o>.psrusvs vish sAs Avpu,- 90
FuEns r.asr. hs.,th 70 N. si.-...t trs>.,k
ruRCrs rArur
sULPnUR vAros
~. 10 -yu1aon ". pAsunuua etromtA
TEE u D. CHURCH,
no. BwmLoUo HEY srnErr,
MAR THE CITY HALL,
sroourN
Many " ne ls.dlnE rbyhoisns q Brcskly- s.l
psv York will testify W the virtues Of ,hs SUI
Hun BATH In ths following nAmsd dlssas-st
tzrurITar, EnrsruAs, GoUT, sAIT Kuvn Bc.ss-
IA, PAISY, NEUnALarA. Pur.- DnrAsrD Erra. Bozs
rusoAT, DrszAsr or THs LIvn. DIn-slA. H,As-
sxruor, Lrrsosr, GAVIN rn.rLEs KIoz. RouS,
ksvn, AsD ALL CUTAssovs DusAEa.
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X. Y. ulBDAEDf3
UNRlVALLED
HIIEUMATIC LOTION.

For She perrnau ant relief ~ TIC Dlloresur. Nsd-
rEgus, To.tIu.cHe, Rheumatism, Nervous IL 4iacia,
Cole, CrsInpa or SpasnOd4c Action o. tue Muscular
System.
uueeds no conlmendstiou 20 ensure . continuance
with al those who nave once used a. II "a an in
valuable Ttuedy-n acts Ike a Charm H. so'ths and
quiet and, tina " 10 annihilGto AL those sub paiua
pwl4ch Ito nervous system u w CONSTANTLY egpOA-
ed.
Alsn ~ ha taken Internally for Colo Cholera.
DaITldA Cramps In the stomach, Old Eud Chstlnats
CuuBtl-Uix one tcaspOonfuu Of tina Lotion With
four Of syrup or mola s,s and take IN teasponnfuQ
doses three or fur times DAY OF Oitener, when tS
cough IL Troublesome.
Fur Pam in tie stnmAch, Painters Collie or Pa
uenoe, take toaspoonlul IN hOt water and sugAf--
~ hos 90 you can sip IL.
Try H. aud you Will never be Withouih
REV. r. HIBBARDs
CARMINATIYE SALIVA
This AAlVe Is one Of thuse excellent thingH WhinA
NO family should fail 10 keep always on hand FOl
Felons, Biles, Painful Ulcers, CArUuncles, or An
breast and face EIr-ache, Burns, ecalds and khols
tlAtio PsinH OF all kinds. IL is Sure Specific q
ahAya the pam q, once, by stimulating the cutich
aud Promoting local perspiration. The mrs. Apph'
cation gives immediate relief. II has bean for tha
last thty years before ths public, and Its reputatil
and use Is daily increasing. All we ask Is trial, fo
any d these painful Diseases aud We AFRO sure M
| yOu Will realize all We promise for il
AL these are a. useful for the family q tha cAmA
and should DO in every house
Orders solicited and Promptly attended - A
! essas ls1 Fulton q, nsW York iAlS sAAs-eGe
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TO LET-OS the LOWER FLOOR &
NONE, e. uIr ,r 'Uu small Ic-Uo. tlu., Amp.I.
cn huihos Crutou, 80. Inquire At TO- Wet aIsi
~. utpr ~th ave. u..l sfi5I
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To LET.

A PAYMENTS 10 LEON THE North
~ d o" i.tu and la str. t-, irta,,l IT. and vi
avenues nnd 90. o. lr O.. iu llh avid i5tu Wu,I4.
Al p, a. &. j. FOLSOM. N..IsGI.r.t av....', '
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ASK ToA HELHHOLDsE BUCRu.
TAbC 10 C7HEE-CUHE GUARANTEED.
D.l. osyuptouis in a, oo-niaua'u.soal.
ADVICE GRATIS
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CAUTION.

A. certain unPrinciplsd persons are aiss.apslnRts
palm Cd on 'he unsuspsctins pubic hnaaaious a
my PREPARED GLUE, / would euus.n an m.
sons 10 examine before purchasing. 90 ~ IAsalA
full mama 4.
- RALDNGs PREPARED auwt -
d on 'hs outside uuaPy~. Al slAss &c sStal
ling oounisrssikA. nsaak
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Recruiting service.

By an advertisement in today's paper. it viii DO
that Captain Grisye offers to enlist two thou
sand able bodied men for the service Of the Ssais
Of Georgia, unless sooner discharged By competent
authority" We presume the Recruiting Offices
viii be opened by different sections Of the Stass 40
as to give all the young men who may desire a
knowledge Of camp life, an opportunity 70 fellow
the flag of Georgia wherever it may wave, either
on hsr own soil, or that Of . sister Republic. IN
cause dear to the South, and to every freeman
who scorns oppression
We take the liberty Of noticing the first recruit,
received into service by Captain Grieve On the sgh
inst and that was Mr.. John G. Taylor, In his
twenty-fourth year. native Of Virginia. Most Of
his education was obtained in the military academy
of Norfolk, where he acquired the art Of naviga-
ton For several years he has been in the merchant
service, first as mate, and then captain Of YES
sci. From his intelligence and activity, we think
that promotion awaits him. So much for begin
MAsdgeciRs, Ga, Sosdhsya Recorder, 20. IL.
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among themselves, and no information or ADVANTAGE
viii be forgotten. "a
Our eounf-ymen have treated the rsprssantatjxs.
OF TINS Government with frankness and onenns.s
ana nave concealed from them nothing which u,iyht
people. y ="
Our country's government, its institutions. l.vv
arts sciences and Inventions have all been unfoIdsd
70 tnem without reserve. She has acted n0bIV and
magnanlmously in the matter, ard mustzimpress
even this cold, selfish, narrow-minded peoole with
her greatness in heart as well as power Of arms-
ana we feel proud to OWE such country a. cur
alma mater.
Itwould be just as polite for our Government IN
send man to teach the most improved military
taeses Of modern times 70 our frontier Indians fho
Only relnqulsh the hold Of their rights 70 these
@ucleHs privileges and customs through fearl AZ a
means OF gaming their friendship hoping thereby
" reIuer them more docils and aDproachabIe a. 70
~ nn@t II mas done il part to the Japanese Il il
10y ely Wen Tor you at home by your fresid.s
su-rounoea Dy friends, and far from danger Ia
@.sue me matter, and comment on the usenani-
a Pohey Of our Government IN this psrtic1lnr.
oes les nose persons who DO 80 be olaced b onr
h. 49, =, see MIDST OF that same people pu7fe6 M
s,e ~ !. s.er imaginary power. who have from
no - 80 49, AL counted themselves the greater
constant expectation of being cut Of ~ 49, =.
slhated IN the streets, as we have 49, n - n.
~ government emissaries or powerful nrincs..
anu 1ney would, imagine, think diferensiv a.,
Ask our government, in the name Of Heav-- ~ -,
glVe me Japanese any more power Of aoino T;-biss
IMAM tney now possess. which il or;t. - 49,.
without any foreign aid. .-s'sH'
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Get gas9hillt dnian alS 9msritau

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ed strictly upon ne CASH system AZ papers siscoafin,
ned az Ne aspiration of tie time for ie ksv Aaos bse
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G1re11lar.

VET NASHVILLE, January LIST, 1851.
Nv HAVE THIS DAY associated with rs Mr. X. II.
THOMPSON, formerly Off hcNairy Co., will continue
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDr, THOMPSON & co.
Thanking you pest svors, solicit continuance Of
your patronage for the firm, snd remain,
Yours, very respectfully,
BoRGRELDT & GUNTRATH
P S-A persons indebted Vs. wiz please sttIe the 40
counts at an early da;e. jan22-lm
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Estray in Perry County

TVVAKEN up by 3D. SMITH, in the Third District Perry
4 county, Tenn, Mare Mule, about thirteen
brown years neayly blind
Appraised the l4h day Of April 1860 to fifteen dollars
j. lARKINS. Ranger
November /, 60-w3tH for Perry county