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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-23

eBe The Washington Star of recent
date says that George NJ. Dallas, who is now
in Washington, has no idea of going abroad.
1t is probable, however, that the U. S. Dis.
trict Attoneyship for the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania has been rendered him.
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9B"It is supposed that the Queen intends
Prince Arthur to be sailor sailors out
fit has been ordered for him, although he is
only three years and three months old.
We presume he will take his first nautical
lessons on some of the royal duck ponds in
hearing of his mamma.
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DEMOCRATIC HARMoNY-Talk Of Jullien's
band it is all moonshne compared with the
harmony of The New York democracy, includ-
ing the various organs, hards and softs, sharps
and flats. Could anything be more beautiful
than the two sets of city delegates elected to
Syracuse-the one headed by that hard but
tender Mike Walsh, and the other by that
dexterous and fascinating soft shell, John
Van Buren,, the Prince-the true Prince of
the new dynasty of Tammany Hall! Nothing
could be more harmonious. The variations
of Yankee Doodle are ridiculous, and the
Carnival of Venice, baSSo reliero, on the big
fiddle of Bottesini, is fool to it--that is to
say, to the democratic medley which will be
played at Syracuse by the reunited democ-
racy of two or thee hundred performers
Herald.
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OLD BAcHELoRs.-We have offer wonder
cd what become of old bachelors after deathl
They certainly don't go to heaven, Tor that's
the place where all the women go. What
warm time the poor old fellows will have Of
il in the other place.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-23

THE SYRACUSE CONFERENCE.-The New
York Herald, of the llth, talks in the follow
ing strain about the Democratic State Con-
vention which was held onthc 18th inst, at
Syracuse:
Well, the long agony concerning the New
York Democratic State Convention is over,
and the result of the abors of the hard and
soft shell factions is to-day spread before the
world. The entire proceedings may be sum-
med up in few words The leaders of both
factions were determined not to Weld to their
adyersaries. The rank and file were terribly
excited Two temporary chairmen were APP
ponted-one for each ,arty; and these Off
GERS, in turn, submitted their claims to vote
of the delegates present. The softs, finding
themselves outnumbered, Withdrew and got
up separate convention. All this was an
ticipated; but there is one feature that was
not before thought of, and that is that some
of those who We're elected as hards also with
drew, and got up a clique Of their own; con-
sequently the democratic party Of this State
is now divided into three factions, viz the
ultra hards, sometimes denominated the un.
mitgated udamantines, under the leadership
Of Messrs, Mike Walsh, Story, Crosswell, and
Wheeler; the radical softs, under the chiet
guidance OF John Van Buren,; and the vacil-
lators, headed by Mr.. Grant and other Sc
ceders.
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sS5 A correspondent of the New York
Mirror, writing from London, says that the
the "nigger'' excitement has gone down with
the going down of Mrs. Uncle-Tom-C Cabin.
Harriet-Beecher Stowe. Panoramas of the
Slave Trade and the Southern States, which
were once safe spec, don't pay now. Black
was the color to win on two months ago, but
by some strange mutation it is so no longer.
Three months since the niger was n sort Of
an angel in London. He's gone down to
mortal now, and where he'll be in month
or two depends on the taste Of John Bull,
and what may turn up in the interim. That
'dear critter," Miss Greenfield, the Sooty
Swan as somebody called her by mistake
the other day, has had another concert at the
Duchess of Sutherland's, to which all the
| Uncle Tom-mnd of the elite were invited. A
celebrated vvacions equestrian marchioness,
remarked to friend that she "had been to
Miss Greenfeld's Concert, but the room was
so close and there was such bad smell in it,
that though it was very interesting on ac-
count of the poor creature who benefited by
it, she was glad to get away"
r5Sy"The best of the Mexican papers rdi-
cule the idea which the fllibuster press of
this country created and magnifed few
weeks since, touching Protectoratc over
Mexico by Spain. The Siglo pronounccs it
n piece ofpure dclirum, and SAYS, with We
ry plain emphasis, that should Mexico ask for
this protection she would deserve to have
the inquisition returned to her, and the state
of siege that now rules Havana imposed on
her.
The Universal says that, while Mexico has
not asked for nor Spain thought of such a
thing, nevertheless
"If there is no other means to deliver us
from the talons of the Republic of the North,
which, to-day with the prctext of Texas, to-
morrow with that of Mesilla, and next day
with that of Tehuantepec, absorbs our ma
tionality and eXtcrminates our race, from this
moment, we say without vaccllation, we are
for a protectorate, not only Spanish, but even
Russian, or of Turkey itself, if necessary"
The idea of Spanish Protoctorate over
Mexico is one of the thousand bugbears
which are started once month in Cuba, in
order to excite and in1ame.
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.55- Martin Costa will, probably, leave
Smyrna in one of the first American vessels
for Boston or New York. The Porte has dc.
mandod the dismissal of Weckbecker, tho
Austrian Consul, who arrested him so brutal
ly in Smyrna. Throughout all the East, tho
conduct of the Americans in this affair has
excited the liycliest praise and commenda-
ton. Nothing could have given them high
er standing with the Turks than the stand
they took in favor Of Costa.
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-A number of negroes
in n Western city, recently Iynchcd a man Of
their own color, whom they suspected Of be-
inga spy upon fugitive slaves, in most fe-
rocious manner; the skin of his back, from
his head to his heels was completely cut Off
his back, from his head to his heels, was COM
pletely cut off by the Iasles, and in some pla-
ces the flesh is cut off the bones; he was then
left tied to the ground. Some time after he
was found by some humane person, who had
him properly taken care of, and provided me-
dical attendance. 1t is doubtful whether he
recOYers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-23

ELECTIVE JUDIcIARY.-The n. Y. Tribune
has the following paragraph in reference to
the nomination of candidates for Judges to be
elected in that State by the people at the No
vember elections:
We have two Judges of the Court of APP
peals TO choose this Fall. We hope one will
be George Wood, ifhe will consent to serve
because of his eminent qualifications for the
post, though our political sympathies with
him are of the most remote and bvgoue
character; but if men of his stamp will con-
sent to serve, we shall be very glad TO vote
for them.
For the existing vacancy on the Appeal
Bench, we wish the Wings would nominate
some such man us Albert II. Tracy of Buffa-
10, who is no Wing at all, but an able and bit
ter opponent. We do want to see the end of
nominations for Judges on party grounds;
and when could there be better time than
the present for decisive step! We never
voted, and never will vote, for Il Judge be-
cause of his party label; and why should NOM
nations be made on such grounds? We
do not object to the prcsentment Of candi-
dates by Wing or any Convention; but we
do object to the assumption that Il Wing
Convention must necessarily nominate wings.
Let Conventions nominate, ms rejecting men
vote for the best candidates for Judges, ire
spective Of party.
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GOV. COBB IN THE FIELD.

The present Governor of Georgia, has
DOTTED his GubernatOrial dignity and taken
the stump as partizan in support of II. V.
Johnson, the Democratic candidate for the
succession, in opposition to Charles J. Jen-
kins, the Union candidate. The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel thus Indignantly de-
nounces this conduct of Gov Cobb:
We confess that we had entertained high
opinion of him; but it appears that we have
only been mistaken in our estimate of the
man, for he is now fully in the field, timer
ating the State as stump orator, in favor of
man whose principles he denounced two
years since, as destructive to the Union Of
these States-and that, too, without any
change or recantation of these principles, so
far as we have any knowledge of, by Judge
Johnson. What a change has come over the
spirit Of his dream. We must confess that
! we felt mortified and grieved when we read
4 the name of Howell Cobb MS one of the
speakers at the Kingston Mass Meeting, on
the 9th inst.
We, as Georgians, feel that the escutcheon
of our noble State has been soiled, and that
we have been humbled in the dust by a
trareling politician whose lust. for office is
such that he will stoop to any thir g and any
means to get it. There can be no doubt that
| his EXcellency has fixed his eye on the Scna-
torial chair, and that this departure from all
the rules of propriety and decency, is the
stipulated price for the object of his ambi,
| ton.
We therefore call upon all right minded
men, of no matter what political party, who
pride themselves as Georgians, ard who love
her renown, to wipe off this foul blot from
her escutcheon by visiting the offender with
that Indignation and execraton which his
conduct so richly deserves. We have indeed
fallen low, when the Governor of our State
forsakes the seat of Government and starts
on stumping expedition; and if we are not
mistaken, the high minded and intelligent
people Of Georgia will visit this departure
from decency and propriety, on the part of
Gov. Cobb, with such flood of indignation
that no future occupant of that Chair will
dare to condcscend so low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02

DISASTROUS CoN1LAGHArEoN-Loss ESQ 900
ono o. TIE nost destructive cpnfsyratioDs the,
has occurred within the cry limits during the o.s
year, 'ook place early yesterday morning, in the
niocA OF handsome treestone stores known a.
o"'+ =" haAdings, at the corner Of Fulton and
Nassau s,rcets The IRE vas arat discovra, ~
tween . and O'clock IL the m,raiag, Ia the third
story II No l@l Fulton slreet, i1,niedistely over
vac . oi-'.c o. tie Murray A1gHs The flames broke
out a: We have UNDERWOOD. in fre dis-.rcnt 49,
III once; iast :" 4i2a gave currency to report at
i1ccn2lafl-m No definite explanation OF the or;',;n
q TIE hfe, however, was made. and II i. a.1at
lulpossi;e to arrive at the truth The onini,, :
cqfIot attic scene OF the disaster that Il a anraad
o. me frames could not have been 50 rail- bn. f.,
inc 1893 tilat ele buiiolng was fred in mr., ME ~
man one The most melancholy teatyr.. ~ ~
oiessef Is tae loss OF lie oocasianed by the tcIi1c
Oh tlo h'oEs OF the corner bull ling. Two ,or9
were ia';en out dead and it is lea-ed tia ba
nu ho:7 OF lives lost r ioIr or Eve. The 80" G ~
nate vi 'sih are supposed TO hav3 been all 6-sv
wan t.a exception OF one insurance watc,,,,,n
whof' oIiy was recovered al a lage
~ z. nzsSs, Moa1ay. : II.
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IT IIIIH|
BENNETT & BEERS, DJugzists,
No tZ1 Main stre,t Richmond
n ORTIsiORE's BITTER CORDIAL

MI Oh i11Ohk = Dill LEN COhDlAl
w AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
die profession and prescribe it the efec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast plumbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought by eedentaIy
habits exposure ind gesIion torpid state of the liver
impurities of che blood, now look upon this COR.
DIAL most mysterious and magical III it's healing
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
bilitv and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia IudigeN
ton, Loss Of Appetite, Acduy of the Stomach, Eer-
vous Heed tche, or Flow of blood to the Head Cos
tiveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains Misery m the Side OF Region of the Heart
Fatalency Depression Of Spirits Palpitation of the
Heart Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations Pros
trHton of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Senss-
tons or kumbuess of the Flesh Limbs. Difficult OF
Profuse Ekpectoration, Night Swests Diseaseso the
Heart, Affections OF the Lungs, Jsundoe Diseases
of the Kidneys, Deransement PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs of Nature which paiafu lrreRu.
laritieH, especially with Females. producing Debility
and Prostitution Of the Nervous System, Pale Sell
MoRTfMORE.s BITTER CORDIAL is purely
getabe, pleasan idtake. and perfectly safe to BE-
used in any state ofhealth by the most delicate
female child.
fFsr Price one dollar per bottle.
W. y. ALEXASDER l. Co, PrUprietors No. Bar
clay street, fAstor House, New York
tg~ Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most iny sluabe and sure remedy for Rheuruas
in all ito forms either int!ammatoTy acute, chro
mic, no difference how bad the case or how hong
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract, an Internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this disease. II
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most everT helIning AID
vincinG es given BY vast numbers most re-
spsctabie citizens
Call and get a circular and read the letters andcer
tificates of your friends and those around You who
had long suffered, but who have been restored 70
perfect health BY this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO. sole Agents
far Richmond. 20
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DIED


Va th6 3ls. I!t., A8AMtNTA second daughter oil
john b had Arslnints Androws. The friends az d
fonerei from tss residence of her father nea. Hall
wood "a eeteIy, this evening, At o'c!oct.
On the lst Of Sovember DAVID DEWARS, aged
u yeafg. Ta7 friends ant Gc1aainianccs OF fts IAN,
lily are seised 10 attend his fansra ffora bis moth
ers residence on soath aide of the Basin this
ing, Of 10 O'clock.
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NSEDTCINES WORTHY a PLACE IN

1s2 ALL FAMILiI.S--THE 5fEDIC!NESUF Ok
}. 4. ROSE arc al of hlgh repCts. AHd eAu be
relied nr9n Siitiug the whjsk lacy are
recoIniae aided. IS they the result Of extensive
Mdca! Practice for the last thirty years :ao C'9 OF
Philadelphia
FoR AL NERVOUS AFFgcTloss--D.t J.
ROSES NERVOUS AND iEf!G0KkTiN6 con
DiAL.-The greatest discovery II Intdiea! sc,eHes-
THIS astor shlng nediene, fer rsisng up t9eas COZ
stituiion, ebiated by care, aeoT, stuiy OF dissAe
scs Ike charm IL gives 9Th and apyos'ts AID
possesses great snyigoratEg properties. For Heat
burn ReStessasss, SuabBess, Ne9fs! ga raissrg VS.
spilita AID giving power TO rho whole sya'e1, X /"
s.nnoss miraculous IN is ef6cts Ffty ceuts feE1eS
TIE 0REAr PAIN CUKER-T0 THOSE NhO
SUFFER- WITH ANY PhIN.-Pajn Is tha fs'efu-
ner Of most dissess Cure the psln sna y9o eSsSs
the disease. DR.. s. ROSg'S PAIN CtaEk Is
sdmirsbie preparation for rhsnmatie and etnst
pains IL e the beet preparation to for 81 etds~
OF Choices Cholera Morbus, Dysenteryt Fsas 10 tss
Stomach bowels, Bach, limbs. Sides. splallcs hA~
tnEs or L1snps IN the Breasts OF Fetsa1eS Ea %
TooShaeAe> Rheumatism, and indeed fox eay psaI5
~ ianl1y or traveller seoa!d % WITHOUT nI
this wonderful aad reliable preparation u ls excss
lent or eanssr sore mouth sore throaF In poass
st p, p and 50 cents.
Eek coueus, CoIns. csoyr. AND Wsec TING
C.ovei,s-Dr j. s. ROSES CELEBRATED C9tSh
SYRUP, gives immediate relief 10 the wort Consn,
whether consunpr.ve OF proceeding from esd i
aisys irritation Of tina Lsrgs, end fortunes tod sys
ten against any future attacks II bottles 81 % es'S
ard ~.
CHILDREN ara also labls to csosp. ws'oh aas-
RossIs nevsf-fasliag GROUP SYRUP. Price q eea'@
wHo0pINa C0uGH. spother complaint elTsys
worse in eosd and damp weather. The afflicted We.
tird greet Tsiet 10 the OF D.. j. 4. tosTs
wuO0PfKd CoCGH SYRUP, which, hlways 10
lievss ard pYesc.ts the disease fraia sanatns isR
8, Der aisssses saeh IS INFLAMMATION ef tas
LUNGS DR0PSY IN the CUESr and CONSENT
TlOH. Price % sents.
Eos ALL DISEASES o. THs kInSRys SD j. gt I'm
EXTRACT or euChU.-Thls !. essidealy enc q
the hest eneSaea eysr used for dsse&sss Of thR ks
neys bladder, lie, snt also Cor gonsy Ssecrcns AZ
and rasay Of ,hs ucst dissins uished maSs<al caen
abroad. Price 50 etc.
All of the above Preparations with On, Rescs
Medical Adviser Pessons la Sckness sni - kesit
TO he hsd of o. A sErecksr. A. EcdekeS, J q Wed
PuYesL Ladd Go, Adse q uny. Rsrnett 4 Bss.s
A. buval. r. r. nxvsl 4 HsotA1r, Wa. r, LaS1, a
Leslle 4. H. zaahri~saa, sad hy dealers seasiaJ
throughout tbs cousty ed isasos
% u -ese2sAwlJ
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EMBnOIDERlES, EMBkOIDEkiEs.

Il 'NhNtIDC.hiE'o, EM DhoIDfhlLiS.
IL We would particularly call the attention of the
sdles +" large Stock of Einbroderies imported BY
dicect. " hch offering IL greatly reduced
prices.
Ls end Muslin Co!lanl Of the newfs: styles; Puff
Mandarin, S,nrag, and Flowing Sleeves; INSIDE
Hiss, Of al style, aud pscee, Cambria and Isiss
HaE0s very chaaP; Swiss and Cambria Inserting AID
EdgiAE, WorAd SSir.s ssaso vefy handsome; lnfnEss
Dresses aud Bodies; Printed Embroidered Hicks
Together With large sssortIneGt OF Lace Curtain
and Curtain MnsliI,s.
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
ER5ir S.,unra
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A T meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company the
9th september, 1858, the following resolution was
adopted, viz
Whereas the Agricultural Society Of virsinia pro-
pose TO hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
posed TO aid sudslie enterprise in its infancy
Resored, That on the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be
RED and returned this road free of charge; but
the company will not be responsible tor any accideu
tai injury or loss to persons property so carried
NoTE.-It is possible that more subjects for exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent means for traosportns To prevent disappoint
lnent owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair +. FONTAINE, Prest.
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nj ". NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ w NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
In Dealer in Fashionable Read -Made CLOTH
ING, l3b Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on hand and for sale full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING Of every de-
scripdon. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths.
Csasin1eres end Nes,iDgs, which will be mads up to
order the shortest notice and the most sccommo
dating terms, and In manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Citi
8eus and strangers respectfully invited to CALL
| feel confident that give the most perfect SD
Cisidction.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted 10 ft.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, Of all kinds, for sale
At a reduced price. oc Sim
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nOGGErr H. ANDERSON. corner of

I EUGGETT & ANDERSON, corner Of
A. Thirteenth and franklin streets, dealers in
French ard American PAPER HAk0ISGS, CUR
TAIN GOODS, CorIces, bands, Cords. Tssaels aud
Gmps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattin4s
Shuck MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
aud Pillows, have hand the extensive apd
elegant stock Of the above goods for the fall trade
offered in this city, which vgtll b. sold
sonahle terms wholesale and retail. Paper Hanging
and upboisteruE attended promptly II the city
country. call from friends aud the public gem
ArhiIl rs rt anactfullY kolictrd. ~,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. Nov. !.


AhhI NTIJ.
Schr Maty Willis, Travis bait.
Sshr Leave, Marable, Chckahen,iny, whca. to
Captain.
sohr Mscedoaia, Moore, Cherrystone, cats to Cap.
tain.
sear, SEQ Gull, Ripren, CheIrys,one. oats to Cap
tain.
SAILED,
Sehr. Lynehbnrg. Crouch, New York, ndSe ID.
Carrie.
Schs Lacy Ame., Amos Boston, foar.
Stesmship jamestown, Parrish, New fors, rndss
AID passengers.
sstsmer Beividese, Clifford. Bait. mdsc, Ludian' q
Watson.
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u o. IIAsKINs, SHIP CHANDLER,

ID 0. IASklNS, SHIP CHANDLER,
H. GROCER AND COMMISSION MEH
CHANT. at his Rew house, opposite tho old stand of
Lending where Iuay betound eenorsi assortment
II all ARTICLES il his iue, viz;
CoIdaSe, Hemp end hiahilia-
blochs, fateat Roiher : elton; Bushed aud Com
1sviue; Sail Nsedles, II onts and ThitobesS Ma
rice SPiaes, Caulktng Iroas Can Hooks Box Hooks
ttsad SqAee, Wcod saws and vacious nrio.es in the
Ship Ghuudl.xy l.ne.
G&oCEKiES.--Saear,C Coffee, Teo, Sosp, CasaGies,
Butter, Lard. n Jlassee> &c.
BEEF.--MesS Prime ead No, ]; Mess and Prime
Pork.
hAtON. Dried Beet, S.aoked Tongues &c
PAiAfS--N hite AID Black Lead: Paris, Chrome
and NeTcisriH Green, YerIniilion, Cnrorns Yellow
spanish Brown, Paint Oil Vs-nieh
Sperm and Saiar Ok Fish Oil, Tar. Pitch, Rostn.
SFiyi.s farpeAtne SC
Grocery, tor ship use.
Buckets, Broous, &c. oc7
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E7ANCY FURs FOR THE LADIES

Il ,a ia receipt Of largo and beautiful sssort-
Inent OF tAe above goods follows:
Viotortlss and Hees Of Ssoap MaGn, English
Fitch, Iouota.a Mastio, BlAek Lynx. Natural do
Erniae, Siberian Squirrel, Black coney, Bloc d.
with Mliafees to match.
Ma6a Of Black Lynx, do. Coney, Siberian Squirrel,
ETfnias, Kiss FOX, foot mutfs.
Wni:t. Dins and Piuk Swausiown.
Also, Fur GLOVES fer gentIemon.
To Which | respectfully invite tss attention Of The
public. JOHN THOMPSON.
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pOWLiNG SALOON.-The undersiane

ROWLiNG SALOON-Iheu undersigned
kI hes iust fitted up an elegaa; SALOON ia the
resr OF she ArboGr, for the emf and exercise
ofsentIemen with thsce splendid ALLEYS, inst pm.
down II tbs best manner by Mr.. X. Enslsnd, and
pronounced BY judges toe naost superior in work
naansAlp ever seen 10 the city, which will he opeEed
THE dry 10 the pubic.
NESPAURANT, aud It IS now pronounced the most
splendid establishment III Virginia. where eau be hsd
sal times the greatest aecacies of the ard
wsys ready FOR he flie nos aid patrons,
his tails his snes.e Thanks hS friends for their
unboulded patronage, AID them every a,teu
ionof Aisclf snd assistants will b. always rendered
&C 10 r w. ALLEN
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! TH4se0Y AT CINcINNArI-Uo Tbursdsv ri,;,,
while loos Smith, Jas. Freely aud VIM Dickson
were ssaadiny On the corner Of Il street in Ciaciu
NAH JoAn HaaEesan, rushe ous of his house. and
WIKI Ell axe pitched inso them, striking at Lhei,
heads aud cutting them all down Frosty ha
Two Gu . IN bis head, and died ia an hour or Two
stnlth bal hal deep GU in tho head, considered
aeanseFout, ami Dickson was slightly wounded -
Hannosan, VINO escaped, m!s,ook one If tae.ln for
nan nanud Caan, whom he had threatened.
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r ~ sh a. BILE DiSCOVERY-Ono
ca Loud SOLDER, for a,a 6 broken eb
Tsrs5iA a!e OF every description THIS In
at tr 500 So 'oieers OF .ss skill may BIZ seen
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