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Good News 10 the Afiicted.

oood ANGWo 70 tue AWICttus
Dn. tohsEi.I.'s PAIN EnpssL1.Fs.
j assis,
Nhsi Ps,seiess tns.ssss Nstafs's hssa. snieid
tbs healing hefh, The HToss-iie as~sf,
Psf pats sissii snhfaslsh b, tissis --fhsG passf
Fiss sHsh L.iaas ., kAss stSiG.
MA Asfafs - tis less - hfs
Niih Aii-st ~ htisas bsfsf slsiE,
ta fst-ih SOFA D. ssss ti.sif l.sia
Ihis fsnisdl has ess 90 ~ -. istfiasis
ies a. Aha sny',s fsstaf.sn ~ lsaspes.. n
iet iaslAs fhst kax aftef l-ss afsa b. aHy
snHlH i"sphfsisn II y slaiaisfrsllt he sffst fsS
80 - fsHiyslag raiui kaFinf tssh dsiss.stsisf Ia
~. s'se@ds - faiasitos - ifh Jseftsff
y" - "-~s sssfssity - tsissHsfiy. ~ slsssasss
tf@A'l" fbss, issilaisissa ~ 49, Bssr k-aaafhsi
- fstsi tauisssi ssafsss ssaast ssfast ftsa
"a -i..iHl me- o. 49, fsfg, slslafs-
aff't "a dssfissi.s - - i-stis. So. " 80
~ ~efsi ra.-s.
nsiinf siss - sfF sisis isysstsA. ralasia. afsss
ssisi arm ss.a ffssi t.s.- sshsfs fsssssa
fis.i ssbshi. Esassd - slss.isss 80 -liA Asssis
AsAst-fi afsa 80 - n - yssl5fistasfs.
y MIN ~.
Stsas Tssus.af Teslgis, hastH
aessrs
FosI 4 NOssg-. h.sa4a o.
sti-stss q AgGHoAs ssaslsa. ~ D
- . HsslsrsDt Co. t,sss f.s-f. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22

aaAS
I'hl taisafTlrf aid 40 g. fhf lnahilaats Of Rat
l-.i hnl ftfniil tiai De- fanilnurs the above hu
'Hef iH all be- fafaa lfnClss Do aid stand IRA
Atit hiafr. ap -i4ir.. q, isfr b. Hlst b. h.a.d al
'iI fatf. Ira1s a. aitrul ia az ~ i Hla4 49, lin a
San 49, fii ia0aish il,t4f niats ifisl me Bs.t
q hai.iiA iH D. A.lna ils eide 30 Nfs hfrt. AID
20 frat aaAt o. firF cau be- i.arlH la ltt. t.ssnt,
ena ai fsfalrhis made iH iif shaI uu o. vsfrrntrd
D. D. .s' 4aa aIste Tea tUftastaiis niaaarf az tst
aaf - fetufura rad frasil fIle c0IHrsnsaflsn d.
caves hFfstnf tafuHf eut.r ff uthsfs o. uislr-
AZ affaais D. aei tlr 81 ias "a l!f f.srfttf v-ss
tHatAa-.
\. hHJasi ftefitod u.s lti,st Para auf Nsa gafk
WiHfts - lasiaiIts mob are zen fifsa1r H. la
hAfh erraf siHs a. PR thr tgst "a .sH 81 t4r
Tti~nrisas ha1 tlis. frthsi fh luF lai.r ttisf-
snof DO ar tssinrsei llskes ssitsasd ttst raH
o. paft IN A. fst 81 h. HHf sahsf rstahl.tusff
81 M ~iat ttA sAa bee sHa VII runrilcr 500
a.sf tHis - lsaiaaa
p BY tiafE 81 lnsia1ilsais tif Hssst clsniasts
go 'tiru.fr sisf bcitar n "a trfr. aa1 ftuslf
ifH saa il1sss atrinaf g.s-l sftie4f
tafisHf, Apfa I-sN M.
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NEW STORE
And New Goods.

'EllE Subscriber, having leased the Store recently
l built and occupied by Mcssrs. JoHSs0s a Woob,
near The Depot now prepared Ia Offer the citizens
al Rutland, aud the public generally, large and
cafeialls selected stock Of New Goods, al unpro
tented LOH PRICES My motto Is eSmaH proAfs
oHd Ready Pay One Price T. the Rule and
"NO DEVIATION
Ny stnck CONSISTS u general ASSORTMENT OF DEr
Tyans sNp hRooyuirs, aud various other articles US
ualil iouHd an County store, suited To- The wants OF
ihr community. Connected it'll the business H. a
'totthNG L-I ArLisnNnSf, where may he found
large aud well selectcd stock OF Ready Made
tlothihEs also, iLorns, CAsstnrRs kfsItN0s,
aud fusStrtnNG GOoDs,--Hhich will be made 10 OF
Der ~ fPerracrd TarAiHsH sold at unusually LoK
FITfss. tsll and examine. Rsmember
Ready Pay small Fronts, and One Price
T. J. BLISS.
Rutlaud, Jan, ~ 1853 5D-Af
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Dress Silks.

pIsck, Changable. striped. and Check
ID silks, of beautiful styles, and the Lowest Pm
oes--union not excepted-at
May 10, 1853. g. H. COLE 4 cos.
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LITE .7RRID.4L.

4 MOTHER Lot OF those nice Dress
~ Goods just received and selling At reduced prices
at the Peoples Low Price store, No. ! Merchants
Row, near the Depot. GEO. II. COLE 4 co.
May 10, 1853
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Teas, Teas, Teas.

4 Fresh Lot OF Green and Black Teas,
n that are warranted good, OF the nonor efinded,
at yofy low price also good Bro. sugar from To 81
cents. and Puverizcd, Crushed aud Coffee do equal
iy as low, AT the Peoples Low Price siorr.
q. II. rOI.EA co.
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mO.v BEDsTE.sD W.gRrRoous

"a hAosDsST MS rom
/ 800 hfb-f LAitr 49, ~ sifer ana psiisfns i,.a.
" - si'a A-a a. ssalfhy t,sinf safifs.s sEa
ifaF iAasiif faiiiasfsii sfN ssa ilngf1ss4 asa
20 = .i1f, e.'atsnt"ifFi &c, sstso- i.area = -
30 49, ~ Hsi .. "a ftsalssi tisds - hsas stss
taa4s s-a said. rfil- q Z, a.. taf u.1i,.....
Hi.fta 0fialAs fislnF nsds ff..u q y az
fnffN i~siaEgs, tiafsi. rissasl.aais Esiais,ss...
- i.flifi=d = "a nllss c.stfatis hssifig esa,...
~ htiifesses "a ilsTai tffaas.
~ tftff tssi fsif pi''aaPfl ktisnesi - shd al
o. ~ faff - tilr fllsaffl rfEifs
q is 80 anisfssf ~ sis-e fsflsi..s. 4. ..f - -
-i-ss - ei.saiif triss ~, 49, - ,.s's,..t /.
Iuads sisf ~ hsff. -ff -
-. SO, 'lnef Asfi,.ssss ,ases "a a. a..t is,ss
hNH ffgJiDis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22
Shawls Shawlsi
Men and Bows

DROCHA. Black SIN, summer CASH
ID mere and Printed shawls yery low al
GEO II. COLE a. co.'s.
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Tore = rrttss
TIE frst fsis,s.iAss 81 1aseuIh, AZ dseehgrd IN
sif.fi. sihfinr Hitunsf, iaain hat ~ tAif 80
81 40 nriel ild tisai whsir NJ ssisfea aud iptrs
t.i ~ t-pi rr NJ 80. ~ 10 au.e tltlr. u V
ftsuy &C. AID isi,ssIt ne ssuahis tnsss aier
u lsl4rsarr g. tarh
IT, rsirrhsi spfcsfanes b. emncnt,, seauuiti, and
~ ssusrar has istsn ssafsd ln fistlafnfin v q
hsndsssrelt uiusffsfeA sud elegantly pfintrd firrt
trv .sfsri - rsaassd ssl. The tesehsfs
WIN have asea rf,.r,sanes u ever rss,~et .ufc
es..s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22
THE UO-rDER or THE WORLD!
DEFINES COMPOUND PITCH LOz-
ENGE.

THE HO.NDER or THE WORLD!
DEFINES COMPOUND PITCH LOz-
EsGE.
I'HIs pleasant and safs reasdy for
'pidsi coughs, Astime fOstivtnsts and ruB-
sniHp'"n, beyond dnbt the cheapest aud meat en-
eient medicine e,cf offered ikhs pablie and should
be eonsiaHtJ kea On hand b, every family especially
iH 'hldien, 70 "a" for colds coughs, 81 one man
remarked siirr having been ksIa sssts ~ night by
his Children, who ~ with esads that ths Art
nh he used Wa worth i've dollar bill 10 HIM and
iraa'f' u costs only Is cents, and " woald bay 2:
spiea ~ mote
My Friend, Read This
~ Means. Il. Iuiisf A Gel had sseYets e.urh
i"f alfleai lrsfi with bleeding the lung, sad
Rts.a sioat quahtity u bad isntsf and have hsen
piht and base usoi FftAt deal ~ Hedifsfs, hat
iih'"i any other sfisrt thaa grow 9ess, and ms
iii tlciAn sAid csiid iss cured 1 easa.aiessed
usinF IL tiss = fonsislHd Iitsb I<szsBrs abs.t Ave
NsrA since, aud Their kAs dshs ssaasfs W ais
uint tset have Jinrd me, and feel thaskfui that
~ r-d inea'fins ,s tina ths lsaeh fths sreisd
JOSEPH PAEEER
l..-i"h, Ma = l-l Ne. 10 Ttsstaa 81
The Fenfieiunh is sfsf 80 yssfs I'D.
~ - asi a lAis ssssiiss
" Y0u haze Fss anY luaKs,
n geu hHis 81 siaHaach,
N iuH bsfe Ct liver,
u 80 haas svtsii L.asal,
" ips have So nssas aasabfaass, % sny otAss
iufiahsfH The lrsdi that " iirafs - tlls b
So au at intsfrst.d AZ fhis great s,,si, f,,t.t
ioiHi.nhd fii,h i>EsnEs sue, 30 ! Tisu.-,i
i.Hiaf. p u fiii.KH a 40. Pfainsis.,
Fund a Aph-ir Afsnu hutiai.d VI
srIAil ~ NICHOLS, Assnt. Nia,.k.u ~
~" MN" 90 Ar''i,s' 'i"~H Posi-, \. y
ALL
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SPRING FASHIONS
OR 1893

AZ 40. . PssnlSINs' ni.ssCa .utrLAND.
fI'ttE Sun.sFtifr cordially tasttss ths
L fs'tHf a. aH ftff ffstaa asfiaa if hs. vtN
ufisfrl sIls 81 f4asIa saaIalf ifaa taai tiff - 90
sui infr us-afsazfa in rsrttt hr1 tfrnsifa a "a
ftfs, tttl anii sIfi q Tow afiilitt
ttAfrt
Essa Dire, 80 rr,-s. tlsst ca.t .aafeli.
B. 90 fhass tfusa
Ef.Wn tnlFu
EiHf. risrk. uHtt. rruen. end nfst Ntsca Cloihs.
SssAs uui FH~fks
PANTS
nlhrk Itafatins tlsfk CsstlIutfr,
tanfe dfin. Nltsa ditto
Mitsa afia. lAnr, dfiis
uIar. Iahss 40 Mssd saiins' &e., &C
Nf~fSf
HisfA Eaun. Pane, Criorrd SHt,
TsurF tfrnsairt.
Ntirhria. Waite Mafseiisu,
tasitnE. faHrk 81
Ai-n isist iui Of cheap brssy Ciouius E' ever
dai sraf.
NoIrUs AID Ruy~' CLOTHING
Intend tn keep .i..sk sufficient to meet he wi-s
ct all ,i tbt ssusl Hyirustf stsis and qdHl.If.
FURNISHING GOODS
fhifts, husonis, talllnf, lnaet -hiIis. nlAN tfs,
bsnaksntiisiH, ttststs, siosks. Braces,
GluNfs, Hofieu tistiies saa
fslf Rrustes, Wallets,
Port Monte,
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Ackermsn's Natural History,

The design II tlis wufk ~ tn aWatcn spirit Of In
quN In the minds II youth, ny bringing h.orr them,
IN ~ condensed aud ~ simple mansef ~ possible,
Of the mo-i Interesting lprtons at the ui.tnp
Of the Animal Kingdom. Its intended A. q Reading
spd Recitation book aud !. already extensively used
4 "a ne IA II 9 fas.g Of uatf,l
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THE GREATEST
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,

MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Nix KENNEDY OF hutbury, has discovered in
vi ohe ~ our common pasture weeds a remedy
ILaI
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GUNNER Stuff, for Coats and Pants
~ ufvaTious ~ les, cheap ~ the cheapest al
GEO. II. COLE AND CO.'S
Jupe
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Popular Works Of Fiction

nun rEin sf aaf f.s.f tGrs Ia tfIlsltt. Tree
! ' g fHtlrs, oa rvtfiig ~ tiF aHn,leq pfitfs
taia tssfafs W Nt iltfi ~ Sc tfil 81 Rfshtsisf o
~ riaifs sfgat. 90 tfaiaof tat hrttrtds, %
fi2a NNarffa. o.
Hstas ard iiesst.. 70 \, Uf.t,rf ne .iond. 10
Aatf rlafrs "a a. Ai1 a. tsmp. o.
Afu "a - CtftArhi -
q 'tsif ~ Nsa Nmi. "
i-ahsi ar4 fsatr-, -
rs afssasia. ~ ~ fnsaasff, %
h.ffl l.onhl. % lifs iif1ft ~ ne Ncfid. -
Nfifs e Dffwerfastsf -
,sisr, - Nsr ioft ieisn Cfsvud "
ihr aabisuf 10
Cda.fo}, tlls ffss s5dist, 10
tasniistl.aH gAtA. 81
The NtddirF iifcss, -
Art " one iiiHs hs ~ cent pufts " 30 b seat ~
mail. Pc = ges,srs, uh freoiia ~ Onc Dolisf.
isatsl ths Bride ui Palermo
The tsgatsiist, -
Afaf a1u. IS
tstHu. g
tusrf - Hu Ts,het. IS
LAD ~ tie saf. 80
bs.i,si, a. Acfr,ts, -
Nlctialp Rnrner. -
FnHi nrtonN. u
riSi n tle rsisn, IS
naiiihey 49, paarhtst, ~
GcNiistnan's uaaEittr, IS
Msrscid,'s NfVrnss 2s
ssna an 80, cash. u. I. SPENCER
The Hair.
DiffAip Npfu Combs,
ID Engish Hair Hrushes,
Aruf's Tatkifh Rain,
CircassiAh HAHN,
Iaybs's llau rnuic,
ieaTis ga,
Fomatum
Fhiiiroinh
Ana Oh ct he bet sniele. iot The toilet, cold BY
~ l.. SPENCER
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nnniel pnrrcss q Co.


Ne. 90 Jeha-st-. New N.sk.
ID gt.isH Nv t.f'c~ ssf vsi-sils rsir-a n~..-. a.
HAifh ths afiHniIsf 81 1ssfiffs. rNi- ifsens
= - L .------.------- - -
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THE place 10 buy ParnsoIs and Fans
i CHEAPisat GEO. II. COLE & CO.'S
JunC Hth.
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The Magazines.
IL L.. spENt t.N 10 fgrui.h g. the p.otde "
L. Hhtlsad Cppnty %. below asmed Magazines,
fsIr 30 fustact- receipt 81 the price of The
Hampers Magazine, per year, SLOI
fulaams 400
kuick erloekst 800
Gfahaln's 500
Godnf's acc
f1udor At. 800
Any one ishiHg lor sithof ~ the above sarA
fines ID sars ~ pos,art by sending their order.
twtth the csshl ~ m.. a. J.. SPENCER
- PENtER's JAPAN INK T. unquestionAidy
- ne besi iuk ~ the market and the manJ tf-ti-
rscniais Uiirh the Manufacturer has fcreived from
Ffuoi'sR business men, convince him TINT u Just
shat the people want Pat up IN quart pant, e OF.
s"s and 90. botilss and Sold shnio.ale % rois
v dsat set PIE, ystsr- fAs bes aad F vsrr rseSsy
~. l.. SPENCER
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sfElNU NTNI.TF " VI MI CAfr-
Irnnl AnAI I..hn.IIn A

The sutssni-sf would take THE Opportunity e. Of.
pfess BIZ thanks his friends and ofnisr customers
ir past avoff and respectfully slic,s Continuance
ofth- same Js. FUrTEn.
Rutlaad MAJ ~, 1854 4S--tf
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Mould Candles
Tailoring business

a ses'd sfhels fer raj e''s Fsr T.saiHa a, inc ch
'ash riufs nssf ne dept q J. BLISS
jan ~. lriI
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New Books.

New Books.
DEATHfCE,
tbhag brtGnis
Ifafyis II Anns kishoF,
humaurf & NEiufsl History,
Nouhg lsinlultian.
hsgifidcis Daughter
hlhies and rfasef b.oks-
II L erINrrn
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anarchists Uterine Catholicon.

For The cure Of a certain class Of Diseases
incidental 10 "he last best gih 10 man.
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Shirtinga, Shirtinps

iliohharfh shirings heavy Al -. pcf yard
fattuC and \. L. " extra "a
boston, - uHe II
And great vsrdy u other, sqraay iov selling
81 The prirr stsfr. FL Hiss
Jan 20, lass
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Pork : Pork I,

foi nf~NnS' - 4. ! BLISS.
frk jess
on POUNDS coon SUGAR foR slO5s,
~ D. }. BLISS.
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AS USUAL,
NEW GOODS.

uH received by the subscriber, n large
~ AND tashinnshie stock Of seA-onahle Gopds II
pf'es1 that cannot fail 20 suit purchasers. Call and
49, near the DEPOT oss Pref pay dora staaR grqsts
suii nv mottu.
Rutland, April, fs51 4 l. Hiss
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Two ssss si... via .ias .l,.,t,
u slrfFs - TsFf
2 aslars. 49, b. go.
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EAST INDIA HAIR DIVE.

totoTs He hHH, uHH UtH Hot Wf shih.
This dye may be applied ~ the hair might, the
hr-i night tuning the irbtcsi srp % oA.r s.,s ~
darn brown, and by Repeating second night D.
bright jet black. These facts warranted ~ the
gentleman who manufactures II, who 3. the oelehrt
ted Chemist, Dr. Cofnstnok author II C"mstok's chem
s;v, philosophy, and other woks, aud school books.
well known.
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hooks IN CUEIP FORM
Died wing. or the NSterd Cruiser.
IL Adye. tdfes II an Aid de Camp
Virginia AofiaunL
Upper Tea thousand.
tuTTinne, IN Engiisb
iefnsDde, % the Fallen Angel.
tuuni af Anate thusta.
Tom tungle's Log
The iirst ialse Stsp.
Jonathan WA, the Great. ~ L. SPENCER.
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nF an English soldier Ia ihe United
~ State Army, lis' issuof. and ilf sale bi
SPENCER
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For The Married.


Il a command that sbouiG be cbeerfuily obeyed by
the children Of men. d. Lsrsfts's JsHs Cordial "
PrOcroHtiye Hiss, .rribed an rdethsi re@,ofs
tive IN cases OF Debility, hn,s,ene,, Bsurnneas and
all rrcEularte, ufnatrr u u all that II processes To
he, Natures Great Restorative, and niaedy Cor
those In the married state without offspring. II ~
erain for Seminal omissions, General debility
elect, Weakness II the Genital Organs, Nervous A.
fecions, ieuoorrhoea ~ Whites. As an invigoratlng
medicine II Is uneiualied.
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A BOOK
Autobiography

't'he Old Forest Hanger---spica didIy
L liinstrhied-iust issued, and iof sale ~
~ 4. SPENCER
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= .NTU EDITION or miro,

'I'iiL Ah'tsf1Il Illustrated EdH.n complete ~ ~
l isndriluc volumes, iilustnied win nne eafrtv-
'hss, snd rfiHird on the bel PApcL rnos ~
L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Enquirer of yesterday remarks that all
lovers of the Union will regret the recent ac-
ton of the Presby terian NEW School) General
Assembly at Buffalo, Nsw York, on the sub.
ject OF slavery, and that it looks very much as
If it must lead to a schism in the hurch and a
consequent weakening of the ties that bind the
confederacy together.
The Enquirer also compliments the world.
wide efforts of Alexander Vattemare in bringing
abouta system for the International exchange
of the works of Art, Science and Literature in
the two hemispheres.
The Morning Mail presents statistics to
prove the purity ard economy of Filmore's
Administration in pecuniary point of view.
The Times criticises an article in the Lynch.
burg Republican concerning the defeat ofThos.
ii. Daniel for Commissioner of the Board of
Public Works.
The Wing gives the particulars of the re-
cent action of the General Assembly eff the
Presbyterian Church New School) upon the
subject OF slavery, and states that a report of
the committee on slavery, recommending Ger.
tain enquiries concerning the treatment of
slaves in Southern Presbyteries, had induced
the Southern members to take the position of
waiting for the next meeting of the Assembly,
when if penal action should be attempted on
the subject of slavery they will know exactly
what course to adopt.
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to.wit: the Orange and Alexandra, the Rich.
uona and fredericksburg, the Richmond and
Petersburg, directly. the Manassas Zap, the
Baltimore and Ohio indirectly. They will
Mace little reliance upon any mans abstract
opipion with regard TO the relative merits Of
,nv gauge, but will look at things in their
connection and consequences. They will be
called on to decide whether they will break up
entirely the connections which we have just
enumerated, thereby entailing an immense ad.
di,ional cost upon the Commonwealth, and
throwing away advantages which they can
never hope TO retrieve, for the sake of three
inches and half when commission of scien.
tiic msn has already decided that the advan.
tage is in favor Of the narrower gauge, even
against one two feet wider. We have nc fears
for the result.
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DINRY POINT PAVILTON.-This az reea

DINEY POINT PAvILTON.-Thisa az reea
l. bic bathing place. and quiet retreat for those in
search of he ath and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with q view to the pur.
chase OF it, If successful in his efforts to aceommo.
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied Improvements have been re-
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro
prietor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child
dren will find the comforts of home in ample pro
vision, whilst the devotee of fishing may come as
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the amusement
of visitors, whilst first rate band of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amuse ment and
recreation of those who may call it into service
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day OF each week, by means Of the steamers Pow
hatan end Osce ia, which touch at Aqua Creek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the boats in time TO connect with the regular
mail train of those days.
The terms of board at the Point will be So for
single day, 81 so Per day for three days, and less
than week, $40 per week. and S30per month
Children and servants half price. As public
celebration is contemplated the 4th of Jaly at the
Point, visitors. prior to that date, may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF bo;sterous
character. WEN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn Light
street, Baltimore
Piney Point Pavilion. Nd,
June 9th 1853 ia It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

SURELY It's MAGIc.-Our enterprising and ia
tented Daguerreotypsts, Messrs SINoNs, WHITE
HURST and PRATT, have succeeded in producing
life itself by the wonder of all wonders-the Ste,
reoscope. Talk of spiritual manifestations Why,
how can the invisible compare with the re produc
ton by this magic art of essential life, and that too
as the Almighty brea.hed it into the human FORM
round and full with all the briliancy of nature and
force of statuary. Should you desire to see one o.
these valuable specimens call at the establishments
of either of the above named gentlemen and you
may obtain them in perfection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

FAIR OF THE CATHOLIC CHURcH-We call at.
tention to this fair the SO that 1t is intended
tor the benefit of the poor, the hottest object in
opinion, TO which it could be devoted With a
prsiseworthy liberaty, which we hope to see imi.
ta,ed, the poor of all classes and persuasions, are
included. There Is to be no exception whatever,
and we have some idea of putting In our own claim
Preparations have been made to make it as agree
able possible. There will be plenty of pretty
selves,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

HENR1co COUNTY CoURT.-The regular monthly
term of this court commenced yesterday. The fol.
lowing Justices presided: Messrs R Garnett, r B
Lyme, Jarvis and G Stubs, constituting the
fourth class. Civil business only was transacted.
We understand that there are no criminal cases up
at this term for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

ADDREss.-This evening Mr. Philip S. White, the
distinguished Temperance Lecturer, will address
the citizens of Richmond at the African Church, on
the subject of Temperance. He will speak sgain
% rnnrroW niuht.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

NEW sALooN.-MessTsA. & P. Cummins late OF
Norfolk, ON Saturday opened new and spacious
public house under the name of the Star Saloon. at
the place formerly known as the New York Sa.
loon. They have reftted and greatly improved
the saloon and offer for sale fresh and choice as.
sortment of liquors. segars, &c. Free snacks
aerved mn daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

CHARGE CT STEALING WHIrs.-A negro named
William, slave to Messrs Mills e. Dibbrell, was ex-
smined before the Mayor yesterday on the charge
of stealing three whips from the stable of Mr.
Woodson, on Friday evening last. Owing to the
absence of witnesses. the Mayor had not adjudi.
Gated the case when our reporter left court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

WEIPPED.-Msry Jane Weaver, free negress,
was on yesterday ordered ten lashes by his Honor,
for disorderly conduct on Sunday evening in The
atre Alley. She was also required to give security
TO keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

COMMITTED Three white men named Joseph
Hirst Frederick Smith ami Patrick Kennedy, found
drunk in the market houses Sunday evening, were
yesterday committed to jail! in default of security
for future good behavior.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIHED.-On Saturday, a slave named Peter, hired
to H. r. Taliaferro, ran over apiece Of ground on
public street, the Improvement Of which man
named Joseph Green was experimenting and
thereupou Mr. Green struck the negro with stone.
Yesterday, at the instance Of the master OF the
slave. Mr. Green was brought before his Honor.
convicted of the charge. and fined FIVE dollars and
costs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-07

DISCHARGED. Kranst, found lying drunk
and asleep in the lower market house Sunday
evening, was on yesterday discharged on furnish
ing required security.