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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

n Political SquiJ. the Jas, day Of the ses-
sion OF the late Congress, Mr.. Clarke of Rhode
Island, nude a speech IN opposition 20 the cX-
tmvagaut appropriations for altorua. lie re-
terred at length TO what he had before censured
the prodigaiIiy with which Congress had shower
ed its grants upon tins pet baby, California. Sen
ator German, OF Indiana, In defending these APP
Preparations, referred to the circumstance that
the Governor Of Rhode Island from the inadequo
cy OF his salary was forced 10 raise COWS and ped
die the milk. Mr.. Clarke said T. the Senator,
that, IN Rhode Island, milk was profitable bust
ness, aud they always killed the calves aud sold
the milk. The difference between his State and
other places was that they raised their calves, and
having nothing else to do with them sent them to
Congress.
o. From the Annual Report of the Superin-
tendent of the Albany Penltenliarv. we learn
that the number of convicts received during the
year has been 759. Says the atlas:
The habits of life Of the conyicts are thus
briefly summed mp.
Admit themselves to be incorporate, 73l
CLAIM to be temperate, %
759
This single statement tells the whole story and
needs no word of comment. Rum Rum
Rum ?!
OF the whole number 800 could read and
write, 2l6 could read only, and ga about one
third of the whole number-could neither read
nor write
Rum, crime and ignorance go hand in hand "
The county attorney, in the case of the State
VS.. the city of Bangor a common seller of
liquor, has entered a noiIe prosequi.
Coon LoGIc.--" Brudder Bones, can you tell
me the difference tween dielng and dieting"
"Why, OBJ course | can, Lemuel. When you
diet you lib on noffin, and when you die you have
negia to lib on"
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PAINS.
always Ready Relief

HW instantly stop and quickly rem0re The cause.
T.. e. k.-uunhnea, Cholera fiuilus. Railways Rendy
Rrci wi CHE the most painful discharges aud stop the
distressing pains few n alays the
paiaui irriatuns q, bathing the bead, neck, face
feeshes he and m1afts renewed e strength, and
s-ut thu soak aud weary. The tey a. X a.
aued, magic ao Dert experienced d insianil,
ay zoe pam plroAYss oi Neuf4gia, Rhcumatsm
Cramps, Spasms, iouthache, Soreness tho huucs
joints, faius eakHess 90 thc sde Lumlasoi Gout
Paralysis. Taken Internally, e. ceanscs che somuch iron
acd, hru butn aud npas fragrance 10 ihc
BREATH Persons troubled with SEX headache val receive
instant rellci from The use ot 4. X K.
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whole town, whlch VIII De divided INTO TWO
wards. The n II. Statesman remarks that me
hrst town meeung was heid 10 ~ ana t.r nay tle
one last week VIII probably Dc the last I9ere
are TWO o'ner cues IN New Hampshire man,
aiu ,' Do''ooiu 'is 'P'''
VI .'V N'''' ''' .''o VI
! Two women cam TO De me molher OF cnnu
Wmch was recently l'i' ul tie resiuehce Oh ar
Augustus I'D BOSTON As thcre Is a sinali prop.
auully OF us hhVlnH TWO ulolhers' lhe iamuy Oh
Mr. A. nave cohciuaed TO lei neither OF then
nave IL unli the mater can De investigated.
Interesting Discortyy.-A discovery has been
made in the manufacture Of Nine That we think
Is Of very general interest Il is well known
that cockroaches are used To give the pecnlnr
pquant ana nutly flavor 70 VINE, nui Ut ls reared
that the supply VIII give oot and the attention
Of dealers has been directed TO the finding sub
stliute' MT. STRUGGLES maker OF champagne
aud port vine IN New jersey, has discovered
that 5ed5dgs are superior TO the reaches One
quart OF the bugs contains as much ilavofng
quality rs three pnis OF the raaches' and the Tor
mer nave Dut niue OF thal NARCOTIC or s'eep-pfo-
guo'ns elu0l u.'' - .,','''ea - .i'r
".7 ~ ''' OF -
~ "N ""'''-'' ~ '.'' 7
80. -
"" WI '' ,'
fIIfn 10 iIlii NAA lllf 20. NNMn tiiuA htNi1lI 30
much annoyance. OF course those obtained in
hotels will bring the highest price, because tha
boardors in those places being better fed, the
bugs wall be naturally be Of better qualify
Boston journal.
Chile Fron The Hfrness or CglHe.-Naior
Lone in his written and valuable account of his
expTdifion 1, the Rocky Mountains. saws that his
party found white lead poistened with milk. to
snccod better than anything else in preventing the
bad effects of galls ON tarir horses backs. in
thor mtguinq march over the plains that border
1.-The mountains. It's effect 10 smoothing and sooih-
ling the irritated and indamed surface. was ad.
unable. lnerican Ftrmer.
Obsey,,pce ot The .Sqb5ob. Tho fishermen or
WellAeet have. ever since thew first ENGAGED in
the fishing business. forty wears acol been strict
observers of the Sabbath. and most remarkable
preservation has attended them In the severe
gale. eleven years ago, Of the Georges, not one
Wellheet vessel was lost while forty wives were
made widows in Turo: and m the pale last year
which hurst uoon ihe mackerel ieet i'm the bav.
~. Chalcur mot simple Nellnoef vessel WINS i'm.
iuro1 ,,bila r,.ny wont ashore fror, ofber paces
~ 81 "'.'li'.i' ' 7'1""" a"'N"T e.i,e' ''"'
ott OF s'0u u'is ieA's'er' gul.i ioI 'iI- Nolie
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Railways RenOva,ing RcsoIvent,

Makes ihe blood pure rich aud healthy KenoYatos, Clean-
aud Eaiohes the Blood aud resolves away from the
muscles bones and solids, ul Diseased and Poison
Deposits. Cures Ulcers, Fever Sores Bad lumofs
scroiuli, Ricketts, - Vuus Dance syphite Complaints
Nodes, Whine sWelinss, IumeIs taneef hionchai swell
ltnss, Wounds, sab kheum, Mceunul Complaints IL Is
quick aud eriui and few hours aler taking the
hr-sen, the weak, emnciaed and disease psiient
ees glow OF health and strength running through his
II pLIea OR Il nn.nlNnnl : M h-.ll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24
NEW YORK
NEW Cash DRY GOODS HOUSE
HASTINGS & FORBY.
81 DEE SEREEI, NEW-R DIRK,

NFrER roG SALE o., tae package OF piece. the toll
~ lowing Goods. of NET CASH fce-
PfsF.e'TSbiornmac,C oeheco, Aea's and all desiia-
bis sftlnr.
GF.s'G FE.E.ws r. Lancaster, Glasgow, Manchester
French an1 lf-Ii.h.
.IyOVS D'E.5z.vgS-A iuiIstoab American, French
and En-lsh.
.s.TS'EE C.yE3z'S y r.sSS.N's-A large variety OF
Fu'cie gu and Aaeficau munui4cture.
EEs0 sE.7' &ESEETF.76s-A Atlantic, Lawrence,
ladian lioad, urk, Feppeel, Meiumack, Boot, with
other known stiie,-
BKE.stFfFsD SFFsss VF.y6;S-N. York Mile.
JiHes Steam MiI-, stlhts, L1usdlle Cabot, Bart
lett. bo.ft, Wfututia, Nc.
Eieached, TsrosrH and FsfHe RsEfELES-All
tle moot it-ltahic makct..
GSe sls.sds ;, DE.sS.uS-suipes, Apron cheeks,
&c. &c.
SUMMER STS-FES-For Boy. and Mems wear,
York, Now Nofe All0-, kipsa's Sc.
LE.S'K..v's, Fs.F.g.sShS-Whtt Goods aud Hosie-
fy, 800 immense vlfiety.
yE'DOLE'.V DEsE'.FFs T.15 h.N'z'-C Comprises Oh
tie best makes Cilth-, tasslmnrcs and Nesuuas,
both 10 Eufnp.an snd Amencun manufactures inelud-
ug evcfy dos rable stila of Fpncy Cissuores
usissuod fsuu ,Ae Nnnuitctnry This Drpuit mont h.
udnpoi ia Hii ihc wants Of toe Merchant Tailor aud
Cioihicf aad his QUO best attention.
All oi which u boo Of, COED pucos from fifteen
per cent lNeril.n can ,e bought tho usual credit
New Aurk, AHch, 1881 a0.lmis
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D. W. DArros, Secretary.

Ruorei Pension Frald-A report Is prevail
emit winch seems pretty well founded. ta4t most
outrageous fraud has been perper,rtel upon the
Treasury ID plrtmcu, by certain pension agents,
O. ttle distance from this locality. The caso as
reported. is that pension drawn hy widow
was continued and paid over 20 the agent or DE-
ge.fs some 1--WE years after her death. thus fraud
u.euty drawing sam OF about 500 ont of the
government. Ii the reports are correct, and we
have but little doubt that they are the matter
should be Investigated and the oil uders punish
Ell. Ne have names and dates but choose %
withhold them for the presen,.-b ooGsioct .lgt
Siu'emeat-Selien Foss, OF Barton, in tie
county of Orleans bought lot of Wild land
100 acres-ionr years since, and has raised four
crops thereon The first crop Of seven acres
was entirely surrounded by forest and conse-
quenly not as good, Besides working ont to
earn S!76.o4, and building barn 81 by 40 feet
and log house - by 30 feet, worth s2j0 be
has raised $50 bushels of wheat, at : l25 per
bushel, amounting to SS50; 200 bushels barley
at 80 cts per bushel SiOO; 775 bushels pota-
toes at 30 cts. per bushel, Sl}2jO; 50 bushels
of herds grass seed, at S2l7, ~l736O; 100
bushels herds grass seed, at S3.2j, S3l5; ~
bushels beans, Sl5 10 bushels of corn, at 30
cts. $3.50; 575 bushels Of ashes, at cts,
Si0.25; 1900 pounds OF maple sugar az cts,
S3l3; tons of straw, sold for : 40; 30 cords
of wood, S32; growth and sale of stock Sl36,
amounting in the whole to the sum of S295l 81.
Mr. Foss has been offered $500 for his farm
within the last two months CaiedoRiGR.
A new Post Office has been established at
West Barnet, Vt, and Calvin L. Palmer appoin-
tod posfmpsfor
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u. X. X. No. 3,
RAnkN va REEIfI ATnpS

Do not gPe pain, weaken scken tbs paeut Small dos
TeguAteaTge doses purge. One Regulator will general
the bowels aud egulae organ the sys
They the liver, Slnach Kidneys aud bladder
they Coslenuss, Vei complaint, dyspepsia kidney
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-24
Patents !!
AMERICAN AND F0RElGX OFFICE.

AdLNAl TUX hl riNLtoS
WITH THE q. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
No. %, STATE 81, Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
Z ma sub.ch.r Oatr Asen, OF tnc O. :. Patent Ore
under the OF l-al detrrnuod 20 Present advaut4-
cc srpfing Cor Patents, superior 90 those offered
5y ofner, has mate whereby app
tinns prepared aud conducted hy hm, Thirty DOLLARS
tu-tea Of twenty, paid ny otrrs VIII he remed by
hm ul iaufc foulain PATENT aud the wthIfuWal
though ham within fnfrJ days alter ne rejection Caveats
Expectations, Asgumcuis aHd 600 necessary 1apers and
lng- 100 procuring patents 90 thf end iufegn Countries
uuarci, fauit Regal and scientific mat
respecting inventions, sui nifins meuts OF
lYtuofs mot only hero Obtain futif specifications
the reasona 20 terms, but avail lemse OF the
eeace al twenty years practice aa extensive library of
De- a nud mechanical works. and correct accounts OF pnents
A4Hicu u This add other cuuutrsi besides being saved
journey 90 Washngtun The usual great Delay there, we'll
as 900 personal rouhs iu obtaining their patents. Copies
ct rtms ofany pitrnt tufnishet h iemng one dollar.
r. "A. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
Washington, July a. lsis.-Durus the time occupied
the Office tnums. of fateut- X. II. EDDY, Esq,
cd Nusieu did business a. che Patent Office Solicitor Tor
procuring rutruis There icw, % cay, persons ng
ga n4t capacity who had much uu-ncss before the pa
Office and ;horc vto conducted % with
more SAIL, hdeity und success foettd elf Eddy
ltho best ll1lmcd add skiu Patent Solicitors
the United States, and have hcstauon ~ assuring In
ttat th1y employ person Competent
and ustworhv, and more capable OF putting their applca
tons iotm 90 for them au eniy and favorable
EDMUND BURKE,
l. &c Commissioner Of Patents
PArrSr orrioE,--.
n. u. EDpr, Esq.. Boston, Mass.
SIR Your ficitiu, far iho prosecution Of any bust
ness contacted wt hs uce, uie equal To those OF ANY
other agent am respectfully, yours, &c.
THOMAS ENBANK,
umissioner of Patents"
Boston, March. 49, ,s53 70 s5lW
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s COW i, si !..s ',, s. ., ss Is, : s
''' rnse r. R. Relief, qs e,. so Me.
Rcsulveni, 81.
Regulate 81. . cts per box.
r. r. r. Office, 1902 fulton Street %
RADWAY co. 1862 Fulton street, opposite ST. rauis
q. r. q. Remedies for sale druggists generally
11rGEO. W. BiODGEJr ClWeu}ni, n. u. Genefll
Agent for Ncw Hampshire and Notnoai :. X. COLLINS
SCOTT a FIELD. Monpcler. O9.3w
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A new Post Office has been established at
West Barnet Vt, and Calvin l.. Palmer appoin-
ted Postmaster.
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NOTICE

DERsONS having nnsottied accounts the hooks ofihe
4 iato firm OF ELLIS WILDER a CO.. who wish TO
ete The same at office, have iho privilege oidong
10 until the OH OF April
ELLIS g. BANCROFT.
March d. isr9 ~
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\trHO viii forge me COMFORT ~ LuAuhY efa -ued
W waun CARPET, a. ili.s sesson, whoa such" uep
]. c. EdERY'S
Uerauher + Ia5l ~
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Ladies' ViCtorinos. &C.

Complete n-sartment of ladies' Nicorines & Cuff 10
match. Gont's Builllo Oyercuais reed this day
WALKER 4 WnlI Us.
Novrnbera lS5D
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20 tons Corn Husks and Husk
MATTRESSES,
Picture Frames.
Carnets, Carpeta !

CvE3Y variety OF Moulding, and made At he :to iert
- notice, bY J. e. EMkh b.
December 4, 1857. %
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NOTICE.
House Trimmings, &c
FURNITURE.

A LARGE additional supply OF House Trmmings Ne
n chauic's Tools aud other Hard Ware. iustiecevs
Nov.9 SCOTT x FIf ID.
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House Trimmings.

Good assortment Of House Triumines, joiner Too.
Min saws Brass kcttles, C. :. aud Plated Shove and
nost every thing 10 tine Hardware i-iue a.
SCOTT * FIELDS.
NIonireIier oct. Is. ls52 IS
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COUPON BONDS FOR sALE-2O, COO

COUPON BONDS FOR SALE-20,C COO
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA-
BILE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE
PLEASURE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME
TILL THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER. 1889
These Bonds are in OF $l0t0 each irredeema-
bic for % years. and part of the loan one mil
lion FIVE hundred thousand dollars authorized by the
LIE sslature its last session. One million of which
was taken by the State, and the whole amply secured
by deed of the entire road and property of
the Company, for the punctual payment the inter
est and the ultimate redemption OF the Bonds This
loan. together with their original Capital of Three
Million. viii be expended on the road.
The read viii extend from Lynchburg to the Ten
line distance OF 25 miles, where ii viii
meet with other similar Improvements extending to
Memphis, the Mississippi river, thereby affording,
when the Southsde and Petersburg and Norfolk Rail-
roads are completed, continuous communication
from Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, to Memphis
Ii passes through that portion of our State remarks
bic for lis fertility its agricultural and mineral pro-
ductons and from the large aud increasing business
which it already commands the friends OF the road
are sanguine that il will certainly pay per cent If
not more. The whole work is under contract, ard
will be completed by the lst OF January, 1855. A
copy Of the mortgage be at Our Office. and
any information in regard to the Bonds can be had On
application to PURCELL 4 CO.,
iy l3-2ln Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

FREpERrcKsBURG.-The Fredericksburg News
thus places right about the question now agisat
ing the voters of that town:
at is that the town should purchase at a saeri
fee, it Is true an interest in the Canal which cost
Sl34 go for 81 5O0--in order that she may obtain
the contro, and management OF the work. The adj
vertisement, to which the Dispatch aludes, b an
advertisement by the Board OF Public Works to
lift the mortgage according TO the act OF the Lesis
laturc, TO enable the State 10 change It's debt OF
5loe,000 into stock.
1t believed thai the proposition VIII ne carried
by decided majority.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ having large quantity of WOOD 10 dispose
o. has found it convenient TO take yard isr that
purpose,
nue.. Orders Tor WOOD may be left at the stores Of
e. q: Herring, Esq. Messrs. Reeve i Blair, James
II: sheltol, Esq., or At the yard, which viii meet
wish prompt attention.
lie has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
DAN WOOD, which he viii sell at the nrTket price.
u It's JOHN +. REEVE.
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4 CARD.-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE OF
VI TANNED EIIEER At NNHQI ES ~

GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE OBJ
~ TANNED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FAN
CY GOODS, AT ELIAS HALE'S NO. 1O6 MAIN
STREET.-On hand and receiving almost daily, by
Steamer and Express, large assortment of Gold and
Silver Watches from the most celebrated manufactu-
rers of every variety and kind, werrauted to perform
well; Gold Fob, Breast and Guard Chains Gold Ear
and Finger Rings great variety styles and pat
terms; Bracelets, Breast Pins, Pens aud Pencils,
ThimDes heys, &C. Also, large assortment of low
priced Jewelry. suitable for the country trade The
assortment of Gold and Plated Jewelry is more
tensive than at any store ill the country comprising
stock from upwards of thirty different manufacturers
and for sale at their prices; Silver Ware large
sortment. Also, Plated Ware consisting of Tea Sets
Mustard Pets, Salt Cups Spoons Forks Ladies', Sugar
Tongs, &c Also, large assortment OF Hair, Cloth,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Fancy Boxes, Soaps Oils,
Cologne, Knives, Scissors, Razors, Combs, Buttons
Pins, Needles and Thread, with extensive assort-
ment of small in the line. too numerous to
mention fer sale in quantities to suit purchasers
low as can be bought i'll any of the northern cities
from the manufacturers direct.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent.
my Zi-tS log Main street
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CATLETrsRuRG.-Thi place is the western ter
minus of the Ohio and Covington Railroad. The
Guyandotte Herald represents it as prospering,
while on the opposite side of the Big Sandy in Ken.
lucky, lrle town is springing up which Is called
Ferripolis, among the improvements in which is
a fine building for an Academy put up by the Rev
L. c. Thornton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

vile JefferSouian says
Mr. r. q. Ruftin, OF this county, sold all his lambs
this year for 81 IS cash. at his farm the best price
we understand ever given for lambs in the county
This highprice Mr. r. attributes mainly his having
purchased OF Mr. Raleigh Colesten. OF this county,
one oil his superior South Down rams.
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NARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

NARRI A AGES, CAR RIA G L S. .
~ The subscriber has ON hand at his Coach making
establishments ON Lombard Aliey, between Main and
Cary l3th and 18th streeis1 the Columbian Ho-
tel Coaches Charottees, Barouehes, Bnggies, with
ard without tops and Sulkies, all of his own make
of the best materials aud workmanshir-ail of which
viii be sold as low good work Of the kind be in
the city of Richmond; and respectfully asks call
as determined TO make TO order and sell at the
lowest prices possible; and all work sold that Is new
warranted
Ep 4--dSm MICAJAH MAEGIJM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

Two NEGROES SHoT-A gentleman liyino in
Shelby county, Tenn, was on a hunting excursion
on the 10th inst, when he met three runaway ne
groes who attackedfhim with knives and pistols
Having double barreled gun, he fired bota with
effect, wounding two negroes. The other he cap
tured One OF the wounded negroes died
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU.

H4ANNE+.--Ihe Hlctmond Fire Association are
no. prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description Of risks on as REASONABLE terms ns
any similar company, and respectfully asa share of
me patronage Of the pubic. Applications win be re-
streets where the officers viii eheerfnlly furnish Iii
Information that may be required. All losses PROMPT
iy snG literally adjusted.
JAMES BoSHER, President.
JOHN ii. B0sHFR. Secretary. NH II
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Its said that Mr.. seeretary-of-War Davis, i IN
rather feeble health and !. going 20 the eastern wa
ters for q little strength.
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lust RECEIVED AT THE. FRANK

CfoI II1NIlIN I'D 4 i IfEt 7 M n
~ LIN CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia
direct from mandatory in Philadelphia another
Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks SIX ard AIracca,
Lgster, Froek and Sack Goats; White. Huf aud
Fancy Figured Marsees Vests in great varieties:
White Linen Drill Check aud Striped Linen Pants;
Drap De'ete and Fancy Cashmere Pants. Also large
AND select Stock OF Gentlenens' Furnishing Goods
gil Of which will sell from Is to 20 per cent less
thaE ary goods Of the quality and make can be
bought for in the city OF Richmond. Remember at
the Franklin, 80 Main street.
je Its r DE cor & co
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
NIGH R, pLEAsANTs, Editor.
nc A CoWARDIN. prornlEroR.

unA1T.Y DISPATCH is served to subscribers
at aso SgskTkfP Ptrs Gesfs r Fps Esns year IN
tne tne.a The WEsKLY DisPAfCH is issued every
s and mailed subscribers at 81 per anaain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

The Howard Committee OF New Orleans, have
won imperishabie fame by their uniiring efforts 10
minister to the wants Of the sick, and mitigate the
severity of the plague in New orleans.
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TTHE CHEAPEST Wholesale AND

TNHE CHEAPEST WHOLESALE AND
Il RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OF GOLD
WATCHES AND GUNS IN THE CITY OF
RICHMoND.-HENRY HYMAN, of 96 Main st.,
Richmond, Waffle only direct importer of Watches
to this city, and also direct importer of double and
single barrel Guns has just received from Europe d.
rect another lot of splendid Gold Watches and some
very superior double and single barrel Guns which
will sell as low any Northern Importer in the Uni
ted States. Country merchants will do well to e1e-
anime my stock before going North, and also before
purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash Store of
HENRY HYMAN,
SO Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches and
Direct Importer of Guns TO this City.
n. B-Just received, direct from the manufacturer,
few more of the latest patent double barrel Guns
which have given such general satisfaction; call
sportsmen, ana examine them. Also, large lot of
the best English Caps, Shot Belts &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-20

NOR GENTLEMEN black and
Il fancy celored CLOTHS and CASSIMERES;
Satin Caallie Marseilles and silk YESTINGS: Plain
printed and striped LINEN for Goats and Shirts
White and fancy LINEN DRILLS very superior;
Gauze, Merino, Cashmere kiSIe Thread and SILK IN
WATTS: Madrass Linen and Cambria do; silk and
Linen HbKFS; Silk, Merino and brown and fancy
Cotton half Hose; UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERS, &c. a large assortment of the above
Goods may be found
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'S,
NH f3 No 90 Main street