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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07
EGNEfa & GREGG,

WTHOLESALE dealers in Wusss aud LiquaTs,
Wv which they are prepared to furnish cheap t.
merchants and hotel keepers. Warehouse 2OS,
Market street Philadelphia, Pa
Erh = IS53-Ir
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IE DOLLARS WORTH
MOST H0RRID SCROFULA.

To realize hc Te1 pJser Of this medicine as purifier
rcaa m our Farnplrt5. the perfect effected Tr
b 1HsttHr Of RoHle CIs.1G c0HaEg lie cotigef
70 ms bed one fe1yas mot expected live t5sglg f0a.
S0RTs t0HgeT-ll7 ut
eara hole was eaten through The HtaG p1sl ear rcarI,
eaten out-te OF dls-r3gsal Ulcer SO larn,
A. mans hand lad nearly eaten i.gueu hfs do
there on MIN in al
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FOREST 8OUsE.

Camp1ollstOwn, Cambria county Pa
FEHHE undersigned. Proprietor or the above Ro-
Il tel informs his friends and the public that he
IS well prepared to furnish the best of accommo-
dation. and is determined to please all who may
call with him.
JOHN p. PARISH.
Comrbel'stown June lG l853-34-Cm.
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5OEEN s. BaEEY,

,bVEEA 8 Il a kIE,
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,
YgILL practice in the several Courts of Cambria,
IS Blair ard Indiana counties.
Unavo, 4, CotrIsFip,iv Row. tl,v oee
House.
Ebensburg, Aug 10, l658-ly.
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Dr.R. VI. s. Jackson s. g}r. James e
Howe,

TVAVING entered into CO-partnership in the
Il ( practice of medicine, offer their services to
the inhabitants Of Summitvile and vicinity.
DR. Jackson can be found at his residence near
the toll gate and Dr. Howe at the old Office the
Summit
Sept. 9, 1S53.-tf
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PennsyIVauia FsRafsoDd.

E720M and after this date Passengers taking
E seats in the ears without tickets, at stations
where there is tckat oa;ce, viii he charged ten
cents extra. " W. IVORY
Agsslt Feysg. Il. u. Co.
Summit July 2E, 1s58-&9.
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Il. c. CARUTH, WN. TERRY, = c De
Geo. . Z niu, w
SREGEEa. -EeErI x Dew. /.

ENPORTERS and Wholesale Jobbers in English,
Z German and Domestic HARDWARE, Guns,
Pistols Walters sc.
1874 IAnKEr STEEEr, between 4th & 5th PHIL
ADELPHIA. Sept >, LS53.-5m.
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Dr. s. z. EECis.

D ESPECTFULLY tenders bis services to the cit
IA izeus of Summerhill township in the practice
OF Medicine and Surgery
Office at Halfway House, Cambria county, Pa
Nov. -, 1852
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AIuars On Hand.

CtTONEWARE, Eartheu ware, Nails, Cast-steel
- and Salt, for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
May u, Is52-29.
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stray Cow.

GAlIE 10 the residence Of the subscriber, near
u EbensburC, on the 9TH inst, large RED Cow
She is SUPPOSED to be about five years old; has NJ
particular marks The owner is requested TO come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take
her avav JOHN G. GIVEN.
Sept .. fS53-3t.
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QUITE NEAT.-The new Office Of Samuel c.
Wingard Esq, IS completed and looks very well.
We can and do decidedly commend the taste Of
Mr. Wingard as displayed in this building, and
consider it an ornament to cur town.
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EaaNfh e. Storm.

Notary Public, ScTivener and Couveyancer,
J0HEsT0WN, CAMRRIA CO. Pa,
yNTILL also attend to his duties as Justice. Le-
w gal Instruments of writing, such deeds
agreements, Foreign Power OF Attorney, Sc
drawn uP accurately. Collections entrusted to
his care viii receive strict attention.
Nav I3 lS52-30-tf
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RICHARD JONES.

Justice Of the Peace, EbensbuIg, Pa,
WILL attend promptly 10 all collections
w trusted to his care Office, adjoining his
dwelling
July q, Is52.-tE
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FExEOE s EEEWEks.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
nFFICE two doors West of Major Thomps
~ Hotel.
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MICHAEL EsAN nEAGEEEAN,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pc.
OFFICE, No. 3, ''Colonuade Row. near the
~ Court House
January /, lS51.-iy
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LEWIS Va. TsROHYV.

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser.
rs the basement story Of Davis s. Cos, ware
I room
EbensbUrg, May ], l651.-y.
n. B. Shampooing done, and razors honed in
superior manner.
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
a DYENG WOMAN SAVED!
CONSUMPTION CURED

state this cure to prove po.er life when
his BGEa used after the person Is considered by
tualy 1yig-sIl this gone that the sT0Ed
and burial cl0le bought For the particulars Of t
case the respectable ad0Ub,d proof OF all the cir
cumstances and t8ct-, we refer 10 our PAMFHLEIS-
This effected MRS Il BA DlhENAN, o.
B1st0H spa SETat0g county, ~ Z We prove beyond
dou many other Almost c4"9y as hopeless ana iT9E
g3cyabLc Coughs and COHsEp,iSHs CURED hich
were pronounced ntci,rGBle by sklful pi gsiciaUs.
BRANT's PULMONARY BALSAM cures Con
sgHzp24, Coughs C9as, SDtiHg Of BloOd Bleeding t4s
Lufgs The Breast and Side PaiDtG0H Of The H1rt
Ch0iera HJGa4r, DgSeHtery and Summer Complaints IL
CsildTes and aaEts-and ALL
Female Weaknesses and Complaints.
No remedy offered the public has been half
rtGH and JoctHal in restoring AL the incidental neak
MoHARY BALSAM. It makes no difference whether
tIEGpLAIE5 ALL by s.ys9gIts9, the system S2@a5 @
EERVOUS IRRITA BJLITY See Pamphlets.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl to the Woman Woaaan z4iGiL
4gs-he is accelerated and the other gradually
oppressed prevent any of the z diseases that fre
suenty arise in consequence Of such change
LIVER COMPLAINT
Sec the DR.. Hubbard Of Stanford Conn., and others
DYsPEPsIA-See T. EJls9z OF .4,,iea, Wyoming
county, y y and many more.
Nervous Diseases and DeraEgements
cured without fail
DYsENTERY aud SUMNER COMPLAINT. in children
and adHts-snd
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
No mother the death of her child by
Cholera Inflntum while taethng if BRANT'S pull
for such cases. administered in larger than the ordinary
doses.
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Ell GEnRCE

Justice Of the Peace, foot of Plane No 4,
&. 2. r. r.
HILL attend promptly to al collections entruste-
Ii TO his care. Office, adjoining the Post Office
July, 2Sth, 1852.
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sr. Henry YcagIey

OFFICE next door 10 his drug store, corner OF
~ Main and Bedford streets.
Johustown, July p, 1882.
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I. EVANS. d u III "
yevys and GentiIes 0utdone.

yeyvs and GentiIes 0utdone.
FEsHE well known firm of Evans & Hughes would
D. respectfully inform the citizens Of Ebensburg
and vicinity that they have just received from the
cities of Philadelphia and New York, Az extensive
assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Of the latest style and iuish-among which may be
found Casimerets, Alpaca, Sattinets, Tweed, Cot
ton and Cloth Coats-Sik, Satin, and Fancy Yes
tings of all sizes and qualities, together with
large lot Of Cloth, Tweed, Linnen and Cashmere
Pants.
BOYS clothing of every description.
Fur, SILK, Moleskin, Russian, Panama and CHIP
Hats-Cloth Cans Of the latest style-Siik and
Straw BOnnets.
We have on hand Cloths, Cassimeres and Yes
tings, which we are prepared to make up IN su-
perior manner.
The goods have been selected with the greatest
care and on the lowest cash terms which will ena-
bic US to sell lotcer than the torest
April 80 1858.
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JOHN LLOYD.
wv DAVIS.
naYis s IIoNd.

"AVING formed partnership in the Mercantile
4 L business, would respectfully solicit the pa
trouacc Of their friends aud the public generally.
Call and sec Us at the old stand Of William Da-
Wis.
April 20. 1852.
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Acc1DEST.-OnlastT Tuesday morning a bank
fell on the new township road upon which the
worhmen are engaged, at Jefferson, burying one
of the Iaborers some three or four feet. He was
severely cut and bruised about the head, but, un-
der the medical treatment of DR.. Kelly, is fast
recovering.
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MIssTATEMENT.-W were in error last week in
stating that the man who had been injured by
falling under the cars at Jefferson, had died He
is, we are happy to state, entirely out of danger
and is fast recovering.
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This WAY.

EN)R the highest prices paid for hides. skins
4 and tanners bark IN either trade or cash by
J. MOORE.
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JOHN 6. 1EAGTEL,

TFAS leased and reftted the McNliIlen House.
Il llate the BeluCt Hotel IA tie borough Of
Johnston, where he viii be glad TO receive any Of
his friends who may favor him with their patronage
III has also opened har with choice selection OF
wines ani liquors Of all kinds.
Meals served 10 suit Passengers who wish to ira
vel by tle Pa. r. Il.
JOHN c. MAGILL.
Johustown, Pa, July %, 1858.
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''Sames DeRghersy, -at- ------.
SFVTEHERN FNAGEu g. Fsn

WTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Tobacco,
w Snuff and Cigars, warehouse at the South
west corner of Third and Race streets, Philadel-
phia, lately occupied by Ludwig kneedler Co..
keep constantly on hand l>rge and well selected
stock OF the most celebrated brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO, IMPORTED CIGARS.
Domestic cigars, and Snuff, which they offer for
sale favorable terms any house in the city.
Orders promptly atteuSed 70.
August >, ISj3-5ly.
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rs 81 bLftTa- WILLIAM H'DEvITT.
IGEES ag,DEVETT s TfRO..

Ma TH0LESaLE grocers and dealers in Foreign
' and Domestic Liquors, Rectifei Whisky,
Flour, Bacon, Fish, Cheese, &c. &C No 3lI Lib
erty street. opposite the head Of Smithfeld Pitts
bur-h, Pa.
December %, l652-0-tf
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Sept. %, 1858.
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I OOK IlERE!-Just received 10y the Penusyl-
e. vnub Rail Road, and for sale bs J. Moore
Grind StRcs, Patent Buckets Brooms Cheese
Cotton Yarn, Glover Seed, and large lot of Car
yeHtsr's ZoLs. April J.
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School FsoOks.

4 general assortment of BOOKS, such as ar
"A used il. our common schools, for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
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% LIITINC0IT- WM- TrCTIEE. EDMOND BA
GEnEe nEeGELEPPEyGOT'T s CO.

EgAVE constantly on hand a full assortment o
E Te.s, Wines, Liquors and Groceries general
ly.
10. Il North Water Street. and
No. 10 North Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
January 27, 1853
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

| AMERICAN HOTEL-T S Watson and
| A Rawlings Louisa. Jas w Harrison and
i"ay. Old Point w II Swift, New York; ID
| Adams, Petersburg; Col David Jones and +
| F Rives, dc; MIR Porter, Mississippi; + O
Scout and w A Adams, Dinwiddie; Jno l.
Scott, Richmond; Chas q Field. MeckIen
| hurg: + 4 Pace, Va; L Smith and c b
II G Alexander, Portsmouth; ) Nj Thompson,
do; G W Whitman Phila: A I Sterling, Mil
| ton, N c; DIR A c Pierce, Ohio; Mrs Gardner
and daughter, Nelson; A Duncan, Powhatan;
Col ID Sargent, Rockbrdge NJ + Smith, Bal
| imore; g Richards, do; Dir Holmes and lady,
Phila.
CITY HOTEL.-C Spotsvcod, We; p Fl
Branner, Miss Branner, Shenandoah; Jor-
don, L III HAYNES, Orange; w Is Robertson,
Chesterfield; r L Gooch, Louisa; l. Lamb,
| Charles City; G w Anderson, Petersburg; J
w Smith, Washington ] j Miller. Warren
ton; b Ware, lady. children and serv', 5 c;
W Andrews, Atlanta; b McGlimen. N c;
w Owen, Pc; L Moore, Henrico; J wilson,
Charles City; l. Cobb, Judy and svt, Va; R
| A Moody, Cuba.
| tXCHANGE HOTEL Hon VIM Archer
| Amelia: L Thornton Halifax; w Woods, Miss
| Woods, Chariot Edmunts. Halifax; San.
ford Petersburg, DR. Chester, Miss & aupceys
| Miss Chester Phi Ia; c J Fox. Yorktown; G Jones
aud lady, Miss mes, Miss 1imbsrIase Charlotte
vile; A w Dorsey and lady, $ Carr, do; D Shep-
| herd Nashville TenE; w B Dorman, Stauutor; w
| Carter, Caroline; S PeHdleton, Villa sburg; D
Eyer ard lady NJ T Dyer, s Dyer. E Dyer,
| s, Louis; w Reid, Ir, l. n"hburg; D ii Sa 1t i,
| Richmond; w T Carpenter, Hanover; Colonel N
| Biick, Binge. W. rshsm, Petersburg;
| DR. II NJ Holms, lady, and csughe c; Nh 8
| Gibbs, Miss Cites w GIBBS Z A Gibbs, Mrs + A
| Gibbs and Miss G Elliott Mississippi; S Green,
| Miss q Gen. C Calder and servant HRS VIM al.
| der and Miss w P Calder, South Carolina; Thos
| Christmas, pavis C; P T Johnson, Salisbury:
| f Marshall, Fauquier; G w Brent Alexandria;
| 81 Pegues, Miss; D Peguss and Misses Pc
| gues, Ala: d 81 Branch, Ee.orsbur.; A Edmund.
son. w Garrett Memphis; Stansrd, We; g N
McPhail, Miss McPhai Mss + McPhail anu A
March, Fredericksburg.
| COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Wm T Morris Fuvanna;
L Vsn?ergrift, Charlottesville; Hudnall 4 lady,
Louisville; L Walker, G Nance Charles City; J
Robertson, w Lane, J Vaughan, Amelia; J
| Scott, Mecklenburg; w Watson Richmond; H )
| Hardy, Luneob burg; Nathiny and brother, Apo
mattox; w Orr, Petersburg; H Brooks, Chester.
| fed; A Ward, w NJ Slater, Albemare; Blank.
enship, Master L Banton, Blanton, A NJ Childress
Amelia; Hesse, Buckingham Tyler, Jefer
| son; l. Devidsop, Charlotte; Barksdale, Reyes
| VILE; II Daniel, Cascade; jackson, Morton, II
| REID, Spencer, r Spencer Charlotte; VIM
Booker, Nashville; NJ McLau0hlin, III; Nj Booker
w Porter, FarmyIlle; J II Forbes, Buckingham; M
| Johns, w Phillips. Carter and lady, Amelia
| + Keen, n Yates, w A Burwell, Mecklenhurr;
| Archer Harper, Prince Edward; Harper, do; Z
| Green, Amelia.
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RgCHiI0ND MARMET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR reuains rs yeste day, esth small re
ceipts Sales old at s54 10 81; n7w S54 to s; fol
perfue and Extra family SGT to T.
WHEAT-The market IS active; and good
samples in demand az 81 Is TO 20 for red and
81 auto 25 Tor prime white.
CORN 50 10 6j cents.
GUAEO--ScsFce-a and in demand at $50 to S55.
q. TOBACCO-The sales ere large at Yesterday 5
prices all kinda ii emand.
GROCERlES-The market is well supplied with
Prime Rio Coffee, Sugar, ard ali other erlic es
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D2IVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME a
co. may 30 sonsuited, eonfdsntiaIiy, for the
rressmers OF sne following disessey: Erupdors
Engagements, Syphilis, and sli morbid discharged
wne!ner recent or enronis. Also, ali shose com.
DiainIs rmsd femaie diseases. The sdyartiseri
invite sttenno2 70 tne1r chemical ezrrse. of Wild
Flowers. which may be regarded es the very ber
article known. 20 give tone and yisor 20 cersait
abused aud deolitstedor well SIS to
ssysssm shattered by dissipation or o.asr Cause
Medicines securely pus 10, with fcn dIresxonA
ana asns TO crocr. fos: paid le:yers promptly st
tended 10. Cree on Franklin ss.ees, below Ex
change 6osel, and nrst door below Trinity ehursa
nlcnmcnc. Virginia 40 i5-d&w
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT or RIUlsftoN ~

ARRIVED,
Schr Lynchburg, Coucn, from New York, n,dso
to D Currie
sch- John Bell, Harm, from East Peint plaster
to Suieds Il Somaryiiia
Schr Lydia any, Foorhe els, from New York,
guano to "a W Fly and kdmoads, Davenport :. CO.
SAILED,
Scar William and Alcnzo, EFilb0rn, Williams
burg ndEe
Schr Westover, Rogers, Rcston, mtse
Steamer Virg ME, Teal. Philadelphia, mdse
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
GLASS 1874.

H FOUNDER OF THE ssG
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkMaRY,
No 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Otdcs-
fIHHO5E requiring medical or surgical aid, by
Il applying TO DR. H., may secure skiitul treat
meat and advice, while sll cou municaaOns will be
secrediy shielded BY the Asi. OF professional no.
Zoe.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to diseh.
inmate Ia a newspaper advertisement between shs
genuine and skiiul physician and the spurious pro
tensions OF the designins and dangerous qgsck, Dr.
II will cheertully give, when sppled =, such pri'
vate references will fully satisfy ali who require
his services
BEWARE OF NOS rRUMSl
Avoid the Patent E.ixirs, Compounds and Cor.
dia.s, advertised 10 all persons UNDER varied
fcrals of disease.
As the constitution aud habits OF individuals Of
fer, reason teacnes the same remedy canaos %
suited 20 sill sxe, and that dIseaae oGy BE- sata-
~ and efectualiy eradcsted by judcioas spplies-
noa OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
practical experience OF over - years enables
DR. TO insure a sound and speedy cure in q GER
tain class Of diseases. W hIch hsve too long oeen
yielded By regular physicians to the hands OF qasex
cry. He may be consulted conidentiaiiy, either IN
person or by letter.
Persons q: distance cured q, home by sddres-
sing letter 10 Dr. GORDON HARRIS, BslEinsre.
Maryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent Dy mail express 10 any part OF
the United States. t-zs-sm'
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TERRIBLE DEATH By THE BITE CT MAD Doc.
Edmond Emmons, OF RiGgevie, Lorain county,
Ohio, was bitten by q mad dog, his own, in The
Tnonsh of April Last FridaT evening ne was TAX & n
sick about O'Clock when mis- land became il
famed and panied him much On Tuesday, he
Oisd in the greatest agony, leaving wife and
raj children. The wound had long TINA 5esn
healed, ard he mad Lest all fears OF madness from
the bite. he worked in the field TIL ID, on Fri
day. when the nalsdy made its app: arance. Ply
stefan and friends were cent for His pains IL
creased snd soon lis rawlings commenced. 1t toos
several strong men to hold him At last after foul
dsys OF tee intense suffer ng, he died sud-
BIZ the bursting of blood vessel, occasioned b.
his vi lent spssms He was young M n highly
respected, and leaves a young and interesting ia
miiy-TCleaye,apd Plain iea:er, July %
Hon. Edward S aniey, late member of Congress
fsom Nor.h Carolina, is now Engaged in the Orsc
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TREES DESTROYED BY GAs.-In Salem,
LYNN, Portsmouth, Newburyport, ard other
CITES " here gas has recently been introduced,
j, IS said that valuable ornamental trees have
leen destroyed by the leakage Of the gas pipes.
By the escape OF gas from broken pipes, it has
leen found that all trees within fifty feet the
le.ksce nave been killed.
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CoNsoLIDATIoN OF CITIEs.-An act pass l
BY the New York Legislature, at its recen, SEES.
sion, provides for the consolidation forthwith
of the cities of Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and
Bushwick. AS we have heretofore slaled, the
population Of the joint city is about one hun
dred and fly thousand souls. When consol-
idated the name Of city will be Brooklyn.
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kg1NhA fOsNT PAEGLTBfS.-TIniss areea
Gle ostnin2 place, cr.eI rssreag f,r those In
search OF nesiIn ana rsronsi uiessure ngvIng pesn
leased Dy the UNDERMINED win vis.s 70 te mr.
chase of H. If successful IN his sorrs "a srcorno
date tee public. will be oosnsd Tor me sas,on on
Wednesday 18th luns
Many and varied improvements rave gse1 ra.
Gently made, calculated 10 promote tho comfort oI
visitors, and nothing shall Re omitted by the ura
prie.or and his family, which can afford the less At
satisfaction 10 his guests Parents and their chiIa
dren will ind tine comforts of nome IN ample pro
vision. whilst the Gevotee of fishing may come an.
safsd, t;.ss every necessary arrangement for hi,
accommodation IN tEs wGv OF ns5in2 ooa.s az,c
tackle, win proper persons 20 wait on MIN wn.s:
engaged in mis- captivating spor., has besn fully
made In addition. seine will De daiiy drawn for
the accommodation or rne Disce anu sne Amusement
of visitors W hilss 1rst rate band OF music will ee
in readiness. day ana night Tor tne amusement and
recreation OF these VINO NAV cali IL INFO kervica.
Visitors from Kicninena end fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, "Wednesday and Satur.
day of each week, by means OF the steamers Pow
hatsn and Osceoia. which Touch az Acuia Greek on
those days. ana returning csn rsscn the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday enc rridey OF escn week by
the same boats In time 70 connect with tbs regular
mai rrsIn OF Inose GAYS.
The terms OF bosrd AT the Point viii be 81 for a
single day. 81 sc FER day for three daya and less
than week, $40 per week. and $50 per month
Children and sa.yac:s nail prics. - no public
celebration contemplated the 4In juiy az Ene
PoinL vlsirors PRIOR 10 Eusr dste. may come with
every assurance that their comfort and ouies will
not be disturbed by any assem5laQe of boisterous
character. WEN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion, nd,
T-,-,a 81. - o,
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r Mics Kate Irvine, an American, ha:
commenced at Sheffield, IN England, the ar
duous task of walking eight hundred miles II
as many consecutive hours, for lit is saidl 8
bel O. $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

"Dick, say, why don't you Turn that buffa-
la robe t'olher eide oul?-the hair side is the
warmest." bah, Tom, you get out. Do you
suppose The animal himself didn't know how
to wear his hide? follow his style"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

TIE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONVEX
rtos.-Tkis Convention assemblies in Pitts
br,eh on tae 9;h instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

A La SMALL 8OYS.-A. P. TAYLOR sIb
Il street. between Grace and FrsnEiin-Mf
e"hool na.ng ezclnslye.y Ior BEGINNERS. give spe
cial attention 70 Reading, Correct Enuncation
Grammar aod Spelling; also to Geography, nep
Drawing, arithmetic and Hissory. Specimens OF
my oovs' c0Gposluou and wr,ung, may De always
sssn at sns dispatch Office. by Rule Is peremp
so-y, cuf a5 gentle az possible oe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

Alexander W. Lawrence,lE a., OF North &c.
lima. has been appointed professor of Mathe
mates in the Navy. His commission bears
date july oO.h. He has been ordered to duty
at the Washington Observatory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04
l:TARREN's InsPgOyEp FIRE AND

E:TARREH's IMPROVED FIRE AND
W WATERPROOF COMPO5ITiOH ROOFS
have within the last ten years been applied to TWEEN.
ty-tye thousand buildings in the United States AID
Canada. ana are universally recommended as pos
sess ing the following qualities In greater esree
than an other roofing material known, viz cheap.
mesa OF CON- 'rucon, dact bili!y and perfec: pro.
lection against mas and Saia-.
Buildings rooted sith this article are insured at
the sames rates Of premium as those rooted with
metal or slate.
Richmond References-Mesars VIM Barrett yuo
Waterhouse, John Dooley, Smith Il Harwood
C.M. WARREN & CO.,
Offices corner North and Baltimore s,ree:, BALI.
more: and az Smith 81 Harwocds. 85 III ain street,
Richmond. nv l2-2aw4m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

A large meeting mas been neId in Newfount.
land in favor of free commerce with the Uni
ted States. The announcement that some OF the
American fishing vessels aye armed ezcites a
good deal Of attention there.