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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-10

"A LnEh LIPsCOuR 1874 sfySSf o6., q.
sso prime LaEusyra Ccrse, Iandipr 70. d.v
.Ses liverpool SALT In
p.ps supsrtor Madeira Wine, direct Imror,.,,o,
80 Bo.son RUM shs S ~,ns 10 pnu ana quarts.
- n havana Segars, Of superior quality -.
ID vorshle terms: we ouer Tor sale, q IA
M,oosehoe .Ioster's" and Common Anvil.
Sstnssnaiihs Beliovs, from 80 = 85 ineh.s
soiid Box ard Kotter Key vice, "''
Double and Single Hand Scrsv Plat. .4- .s
Stoeks and Dies; siedse Hand II,nn.,.
AAAsPs' fHes OF eTery description.
,.. p T. MOORE CO..
,,93 inPorters OF Hardware % Peari strr,,
opposite Nessrs- II. W. FRY sons
NtEsH ARRIVALS OF Boo4's sy,or,s =
- we have now on hant nne supply of AoE-S, dc-
Gents tne Dress ard DouLle sole n ,s, fNu.. o,t
80 30 Cam and Patent Leather Gaiters A<S
mems Heavy Water Proof Boots D.
a., Do English Walking shoeI ...I,-
,y.. "a arg assormsnt OF Trunks pet Bss, Of Al,
" ~ 'nt fr,ennon nLSss o. the public 10 invited
nas fSFSEf, WATTS q PUrNRY
No. lis West Main street
II eoIuBLE s0hED WATER PROOF BooTs Avn ovy,,
shossrhe subscriber would cali the st,n,,oa ~, ochh
20 nus large assortment of Thick VIM lSo,. -. s yen
W 'ne neat ma nufacurers
Ee ouerrd at this season year Over sho..
c t sye suitable for the season. all Of which n. III,
~ " 'ssPeeiuHy sohets all In want To give him cali "'
n H. He h,, .i.o -, ..., .s ID. n FRANKLIN
Soles. sO'a Ass'r'ment OF french Cork
S-TALMAS.-JustT received bv e,n,... -,
""'ney bearerI and Cioti Tt'rans nies srtes W. u
I,so 3 MERCHANT wEINaER,
- 49, No III Main street.
ply OF these desirable Goods for Housers.n ,uher sup
qu@i'y iJast received and for
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THE INDIA RUlnER COmR COnP.Sy--
0nirc Al Gin New yo,I -A-Nh.
OH MANUFACTURERS under GooDrulRs Psrrxr offer 10
- the trade large dssorfmIHf lSpI. Rrpsyy
70 lfIls TvcS and sDE coxn Loxo coxHs
h .s ,9sesI is and superior an elasticity duJdJHlv To-
combs OF any other material feel softer 10 III So ~
e not aneced by me!itare grease and war.
sale at The principal Comb Dealers New YORK and a, ,,
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VOLUME 50.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIe.

rsRM Daily Paper espsr annum; Weekly s5;weety as
pysln ADVANCE Renuanees may be made at OF he
10 All cs,s where evidence dsposte Of
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sfdhMs. ) mAs.&n4sr., SG; if1 sYY55SMx.
--,,,...- -.- PHILADELPHIA.
GNulLLoU, WALTON CO., having secured the large and
~ eormodiouI Rooms over M L. alowen Co, New store
No. lN Market street, opt ming an w" 'N'
ENTIRELY fREsH STOCK OF
housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen md
Hosiery.
n large proportion OF the Stock
acnLsrs ~ Europe by member Of the dm assortment
omPrsesa the variety Of Dry Goods for
Dwellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping such a,
nemrreunW, TABLE Linens, Curtain MaterIas
h,ueus, IoWehngsi Lace and Mus. Curtains
1y.nusipP pPA,n,', raphins Damaik aud Moreens,
All the Best Makes of Linens,
Honhrdtons lumbar Dickson'sl Approved nrands
W ghdek Golden fiaN. Of Light Nake,
English and German Hosiery,
- SHJRTS, DRd W6ES de-
beeVng that the present Of merchants from all sections
o county the best and most desirable At the
pe snd nnoring that this want he old
system Of LONG CREDITS LONG PROFITS g. ~ 90 bsvr
adopted the following n = y ~ " - 0''''
standing. ~ -V' " t'V'
SIX PEA GENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. when paid within 10
paid n advance OF maturity. ''
~ these terms, they enabled buy Stock In EUROPE
small Advance ON the Foreign Cost.
the system of SHORT CRfDfTS
pCS the best for both the Seller uhere being
anPen hanufaiurers they earnestly an inspection Of
". nutIou. " u,,,o-,,,
Jai9-d3m-tN tNl
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AIOTtCE TO TINBER GErTEIis-ProposaIs viii be NJ,
~ ceiyed at the oee OF the Richmond and
specified below. =
white Oak feet inches long than nehe,n
diameter the smallest end be smoothly
two Sides to be six inches Thick sin, 10 be cut on
square, 70 be clear OF bad knots wind shakes
70 impair ther strength or durability The said s
the road and to be placed by The
loaded the 20 be inspected by
seer the rpad The time OF delivery the Of
hoe w NJ BRAtu
fes-a Superintendent on Road
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VIZ -. s;EJust received BY eIpTess lot of
'''S' Dsue"' and tfota Ttrans. nies article ~
,so 8. MERCHANT wRIsfcfR
No 80 49,
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N o0hlNg GLASSES, AND PICTURE FRAME MANI.
AVIOHf-Ihs estabshmcnt, by far the LARG In the
yheh ate possesses advantages vAey eSten.
yenvss on stock all others from the long established
snd continued increase Of trade parts OF Union ena
ts nc ponteor TO dspoie Of his articles prices than
oh IN his line Of business; repeatedly requests
ena. M and The public to es and examine his
~ and Picture Frames, prsvous goihg ecWhere
ssesorSer s'.prts them that they will and decided
aa'antaEein 80 doing. on hand,
n, lho,,rwood, Walnut, and Mahogany MouidlnEs,
vi sse rpton, and OF all the for shipping.
w particular attention given 10 All orders
= j. sIeLER
i,,s Nos. o., 81, 80 and II Torsy,h street,
-..,2--uSn-lsl New York
32 bills. SOUTHAMPTON A. nRANDY
20 DO do-b years old
EP EcrlrIED wHisKEY Y-iSo bb, 'Moun,.ln Dev"br.nd,
1n for 'alsby
Jss DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90.
kn HHns. NEM tHOP NRw ORLEANS SUGAR
g Clarified and brown prime srIsIs t,r ssle
HE'S nHACELETS, CROSSES AND CUFF
Fn, uor and Oornslian Bracelets ohsrms Amulsts
syse' s' p'A' and Shell POrmonaIs, az 10 variety
-. g. BULKtEy cos, 1871 Main st.
paME hss,siiEtS CLOVER sEED, receiving for sale.
AOO Jaw a.ue JAS WINSTON,
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81 ed FORKS AND SPOONS.-1 farthsr ,r1
pv OF hete desirable Goods for Housekeepers of
qu-hy'Iasi received and for saleoE By " WARRANTED
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- io,hs EoH sALK-S2O. 900 Coupon iIond. OF the ,.,
roraion Of Lynchbur co run by
nuAliy. -
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF tho Virginia Railroad
~ years to rum interest payable hall yearly To
cure the payment of these Bonds &2c1
ooo and be sued there
., ,ne V,,npany, costing now about si,ooo,WO
payable semi annually sinking apart FOR IN.
payment Of this which 81 years
Persons having stocks dpo- would do them
TO account or N
commission.
wishing money remark tina, We
rally have hand OF the
which will be sod moderat. te ms,
JasS-tI MAURY a MORTOH once under Cv Uots,
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NEWSPAPER ADyER,

~ The above DtStcrosr I, mon, the Aev,,,,,,v,
>" rhTIENeLL CO. lg7 Nlssr srntEr NJ VI oIvI oIe
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MIR. BENToN,s GREAT nE,--TbIrtv v,

C!%.s sERO' T''' bushels ''F '.l'sy ws p.rurH
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ENANGI G00Ds TO TlIE TRADE ONI.Y.-spl

~ DkN, HARRIS WILLIAMS having es,.Ii,b,s ,ysn.Ia
In England France and aermany constantly
and desirable styles o! Foreign Fancy With
large n;orment Of articles CT American
l. large buyers 10 solicited. ''' N"N t,sp"ou VI
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GlmsT's Reports vol-$2.
Randoiph's do; do-t2l -.a.-r
Leghs do; IL do-sA.
Rcbinson's de; do-fs . %
Grattan's do; do-Ss2
Can also supply the best
hunfo's Reports vols; Hening and uunsord vo,.. cu
Gases, 9 vols 0' ''Ds'S0"' foii virginia
low priees. -" "0'A'' "r sale 81
jar5 7 N, ,.,,x..
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REAtIlEtL LIALMAS.-wekaves stil on hand !. =,
We will sell them At reduced price. ' 'e i'''
,x HENDERSON BURcH.
No
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6tARGILLS PATENT PORTARI,E SETE.
- adjusting Masquito Rar.-combning chez pns.,
ana Perfect security Can be up taken
ahh packed In Trunk In minutes
quarter cuoic foot VIII apply
,.,o o ~, H. b. STAFFORD, Sole Agent,
-lsI No. Pine street, New York.
"M. sTENTON & son, unrd,rnrc COM.
w mission Agents, go CIin SIrccI. =, "
Asen Tor OF and keep hand
Of rem pocfe and Table Cutlery TALLY Rton Eye and
y9iner, I0ol, SAW Anvis &e Rlrr clRss sTfT and
Order, solicited from the Trade for Direct Importation.
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sa Who have injured thsmseive. by certain practice IN
Panoi or ss sehool-the Effects are nightly fe
shen tiei2 and II not cured renders marriage an
- and bo<y -
% PITY that young the hope hi, country aad III
E OF MS parents should be snaiehed prospect,
OF e By ihe Consequence of deviatng from the
and ndulsing In certain such person,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-10

sEtDs-rhe subscribers have their
usual annual supply genuine GARDEN sErD s
yatd on the grounds Of Mr. David LAndreih Philadelphia The
Susy OF whose seed generally that
persons having occasion purchase who g be
asIortment, and may be relied - v 0-'
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PHEsE-The subscrihers Of and dealer,
IN ,e aooNe articles and oner for sale lar
Thy % & o. spirit lamp, TO be found in The United
lump which furnishes the able light known
and 50 the principle Dayy Safety Mine
h N make an explosion from accident
70 any ar'hen light where the Of ce,
aaera Tor Light OF best quality always
"Aike' price, ohAs STARR ia, co.
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ENAWKEs PIoNkER wHsAr DtiLIL UnA . SEED SOW
~ ERwe making and prepared furnish the farmer
with methng
sstd sower ceeaes Of gentlemen who
have seen and have used the drills.
. PRIscE EDWARD Oct. 18th 1853.
having purchaied Pawkss Pineer Wheat Drill
soser hanutacure by Mott, Lewis Co Richmond
su me SANE We ei safe In recommending IL
TIIOAAs n ANDFRaoN
W. II. ANDERSON.
Having Pawkes Pioneer Wheat Seed sover
In operation, think safely the farmers
generally as being OF the best Machines
lam acquainted. wM.J ANDERSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

DESTRUCTIVE Fires IN THE WooDs.-The
prutracted drouth, which has rendered the
present summer memorable, continues in all
It's parchednoBs. The country seems crlsped
and whole townships, in various parts Of he
country, are suffering intensely from the want
of water.
Not the least alarming Accomplishments of
this unusual state Of things, are the fires
which are raging in the woods all around us.
The most extensive within the circumference
OF hundred miles is raging in the woods on
the Green Mountains in the neighborhood of
Arlington and Sunderland. The fire com
menced five or six days ago, but it did not ac-
quire its present fury until Saturday night
Since that time it has been advancing and
spreading with most fearful rapidity-having
travelled, in a direct line, over six miles The
spectacle which it presented last night, to
those who saw it from the valleys, was grand
beyond description. Looking from the base
Of the hills, it seemed as if the very heavens
were on fire; and as the flames leaped from
tree to tree flashing upward and upward, as
they found new material to feed upon, moth =
ing could appear more teTifyingiy magnificent.
The eye could at a single glance take in more
than two miles of the lurid flame
The destruction Of property in the shape of
cord wood, timber and pealed bark, is very
large. But loss will fall most heavily upon
the owners Of the land, the value of which
consists chiefly in the wood standing upon it.
Many thousands of acres must have already
been destroyed; andthis morning the fire ap-
peared to rage with as great fury and to ad-
vance with as much rapidity as at any time
since it commenced. Several large saw mills
were threatened. A large steam mill on one
OF the mountains was i'll most imminent ieop-
ardy-the fire this morning having approach
ed within half mile and in a direct line of
it. Nothing but rain storm can stop lis
progress
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Published by request
LEnnu


Suggested on the Death of Mrs HANNAH F. HATCH
uho died in this city, January, 1851.
Softly hone the moonbeams couch of spotles white
And the stars Of Heaven were gstening with their eyes
of love and light,
Mehnks that Deaths dread angel was lowering darky
Unheeded We're the moonbeams though fair and soft they
Around the gentle sleeper the one they loved so we'll
But angel forms bending in their Heavenly homes
fair
Methuks in gentle attitudes to hear the hao9cd prayer
OH bear me to my childhood home, fan would slunber
there,
Beside my angel mother, where the flowers bloom fresh
and fair;
They bore her thence, when her dark eyes softly
closed in sleep,
Where sorrowing band Of mourners bent low in silent
grief;
They laid her therefor well they knew the loved
at rest,
That her spirit had assembled to the region of the best
The smile that beamed gently as they gazed upon her
brow
Spoke more far more, than words could speak, that am
happy now"
No murmurng repning came from the sufferers breast
She FADED from this dark earth like the syey waves soft
Like the upon the mountain, like the dew upon the
flower,
Like music the gentle breeze-eft joy and gadness
Farewell She softly nurmured one pang alone is mne
To leave these cherished ones SO dearo leave them all
behind,
Dear husband brothers, sstersa long, last FAREWELL
And her soul assembled joyiuy, where guardian angels
dwell.
Angels Of Heaven murmuring requiem, soft and
low,
And their glorious gstening with gems and
shining gold;
Low gushing the music from the harps within their
hands,
For meek and gentle sister had joined the angel band
still flpatpl, harm tuned
and methns, It's song of gladness could the bending
mourners sooth,
While crown of dazzling brightness encircled her fair
brow,
voice then seemed to Whisper SHE'S GUARDIAN
NOW!
LILA MERTON.
East Sandwich Nav 70 1871
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25
Cnm brldse Cattle NInrlset,

WEDNESDAY,, aug. Is.
At market, 2255 Cattle, about 1855 Beeyes, and 1000
Stores consisting of working oxen and year
Iings, two and three years old
Market Beef-Extra, $50 per cwt.; first quality, s.;
second quality g 4 third quality, 81 6; ordinary 81
a ..
Hides-sG a 64 percwt. Tallow-SS 81 Pcls-
SIC to g.
Calf Skins-14a Is cts. per ID.
Veal Cavcs-S5 to s; but few at market
STORES Working Oxen-S62 to 2lO.
Cows and Calves-SlS to 6S.
Yearllgs 81 to 9.
Two Years Old-$l4a3O Three Yearsold-S25 to 49,
Sheep and Lambs-456S at market. Extra, S. to Z.
By Lot, II to 81.
SwineSl fat 44c and corn-fed Sc per lb. wholesale
RemarksThe market is well stocked in every respect,
with the exception of poultry which is and III de-
mand. Sellers are obliged To solicit customers
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LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
sl.2Oo.o 900 IN COLD,

III -4o,,,. c,..o r.. g. A.,,
81, 49, %lI:f; 10 LOO 1o5 - pm W az
"itll 'e ~" mans anu 100 passengers
a. ~ 4. 't az 200 0n con u.s.
e "a! i4oiii4hs' one Oi1l5s $A'AOo'oVo Oh
ne TX $50.
NJ Ngl'. . VI little iili ol'"iioe'
~ 3.s''e 3i eii'lon me- az 3''ola-
l hp o. ' W z2tn. ne ne session laste4 TWO
@ayS 5;5,a e DoWle' ol oolusI; was CHOSEN
~ I'm ~ 80 1i
&C. eliN Deii''il ~ al
i-'i 10
~eIe uecaiea III la5ol .! 'errito-
ence, and calling for action on the Pacific
railroad, &c.
nne iDelnocIallc O9 on met at oacra
sion from the commencement: two Char
men and double set Of Committees. &C..
We're appointed The Anti-Electionists nom
f m@re4 oeIeIal - W. DehVer 19 81, congress
bert from Tho Sonfborn Disfrict
The Eectionists have nominated Latham
and McDougal.
,.;1 NV m; Q way lormerly OF boston, was
former nartner ''''''''O' y - " - 'i--'-'' li-'
Preparatory orders have been received in
onring the I'D iouoie - l,ey, tol
vessels for the Sandyicb Tslands ON r,nbI;a
service
The Know Notbinos were oroanizipo Of
Sacrarento. "'
The CHILEAN bark 1ibertad arrived Of San
Francisco. 81 so Javs from Hone Kon% She
started with 500 nassenoars i'm If ,,,boI,,
died on the MASSAGE, ana aIso the cantain
Chas, Atwood.
A great foht betv,een two LARGO norties IF
Chinese. fool, rlace nm tba 18th non. TVoo-
versville. ThiTtv.one were killed and LARGO
numbers wounded, '-' ''-'N' o.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMocRATIc STATE Con-
yENTIoN.-We learn from the Boston Journal
that at meeting of the Democratic State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

A hlncIr nf nhnnt

A block of about one dozen build
ings, consisting of factories, dwellings, &C.,
on Railroad Avenue and East Green street,
Newark, N. j., was destroyed by fire carly
Wednesday morning. Loss about $4,000.
At the recent commencement exer-
cises of Yale College, in New Haven, Conn,
the degree of LII. d. was conferred on VIM.
II. Seward, and VIM. II. Seward delivered
the Grafton before the Alumni. 1t is time for
Southerners to give this Abolition College
the cold shoulder.-Ha@tsoile, (A5a.,) Adoo-
cate.
Orin Bisbee, of Chesterfield, caught
a swapping turtle, last week, which weighed
twenty eight pounds Chesterfield forever!
A letter from San Antonio, Texas,
says that the Indians had organized a large
expedition against Mexico.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

called rubles, are wrung from serfs, and are
transmitted into inlaid gold what kind of
gold is that also into mother-of-pearl, and
arabesque work. 1t is a wonderful diversity
of uansmutation, truly; but then, after all, it
is only fabulous; and with this explanation
can easily be understood.
We must, however, take our leave of this
delicious article, by declaring, in the words of
its author, that it has been to us a :" Damas-
Gus, and Bagdad, and Ispahan-a garden of
delights"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Republican State Convention.


The Provisional Committee, appointed by the Conven-
ton of the People held the 10Th day
July current, call upon the Republicans of each of the
towns and cities OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
to elect number of Delegates, equal to three the
number of Representatives which they entitled in the
General Court, to attend a STATE CONVENTION at
WORCESTER, on THU RSDAY. 7tsa day of
September, at 1 O'clock, A. M, to nomi
nate candidates for State officers and to take such other
action may be thought proper in order promote the
cause Of resistance to the Slave Power.
The Committee, consultation with the President
and various other officers of the late Convention and a
ter meeting this day Boston. at which all the members
of the provisional committee present, unan-
mously Of opinion that the tenth day Of August is
at hand to render it possible for all the towns and
cities to be notified of the place of meeting and be
seasonahy organized for the choice of delegates 1t in
the highest degree desirable that every constituency in
the Commonwealth should be fully and fairly represented
in the Convention, in order that complete expression of
the will of the People shall be made.
The Committee having in view this, which is the lead
ing purpose and necessity of such meeting of the peo
pie; ard considering also that the Convention by holding
its session at later day. than the originally suggested
will have the opportunity of being addressed by of
the distinguished Senators and Representatives of this
Commonwealth in the Congress of the United States and
by other eminent friends of the cause which the Republic
party rapidly organizing in the Free States
to promote have decided upon the responsibity-whch
the necessity of the case to impose upon them, of
making the change Of day above mentioned The FIRST
THURSDAY IN SEPTEMBER seemed to them to be the
most convenient considering the Of the year
the business engagements OF the people, Of the several
days which suggested, after allowing a reasonable
time to perfect the local organizations Of the party And
they trust that the friends Of the throughout the
commonwealth, VIII recognize and approve their decision
The City OF WORCESTER is selected as the place Of
meetng it being the judgment of the Committee thatde
egates from larger number of towns assemble at
that place, returning their homes on the evening of the
same day, than at any other.
Trusting to the patriotism and love of liberty which dis
tngu3h Massachusetts, that the great body of her free
men will renounce almerey personal party consider.
atons, and will rally together now upon common plat
form Of opposition to common enemy, the Committee
earnestly and respectfully invite the cordial and efficient
cooperation Of the whole People of this Commonwealth
JOHN A. ANDREW, Of IIingham
JOHN 1. BAKER, of Beverly
WILLIAM CLARK, of Northampton.
j. G. FULLER, of Charlestown
MITCHELL HOOPER, of Bridgewater
ESTES HOWE, of Cambridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

MIR. EdatOr-FrOm motives Of humanity to nu>
merous and suffering class of humanity am DESTROYS to
favor OF POtter's Lininent for the Rheumatism rs
valuable remedy for this nyeterate disease which prob
ably less generally known chan its merits deserve M
nerous cases Of its successful application shipboard
have also under my observation, in which, by az
tordng speedy relief to the sufferer it has attended
with important results t. the of the voyage
Semen and emgrans who subjected frequent ex-
posture Co damp and unfayorable weather. by nghtas well
as by day, should guard against proraced us posi-
ton by laying in stock OF this invaluable remedy which
is mild in its application and may be confidently relied
unun as an almost certaiIt riirt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

In l84l the Steam Boat Erie, having on
board large company of foreign emigrants,
bound to the West, took fire and was burnt
on Lake Erie, causing an immense destruction
OF life. A company has recently raised the
remains of the unfortunate vessel from the
bottom of the lake. We copy the following
particulars,in relation thereto, from the Ba6a-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

While, in many parts of the country,
they complaining bitterly of the prevailing
drought, the Richmond, Va, Bulletin says
more rain has fallen in that section of the
for century.
Texas has gone almost entirely for
the Maine Liquor Law, in the recent cleo
tons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25

tQuacL! Quaelz 30 "Toothache cured in AZ
minutes-besdes ha0ing bottle of IL giUen you -
This is very satisfactory Uery but after ALL it is quite
equal to the old way OF shilling your mouth with cold
water, and sitting The kitchen fire tt bols - Whether
patients will thank anybody for having "a bottle of il
giUeH Men," that the question. toothfu Of tooth
ache is about enough for The majority Of people But
leaving jokes out, any at all acquainted with the ma
ture OF oohache, knows tat there no such thing as
real cure, without having The tooth filed after the pain is
removed Those who Try the AZ until "satisfedn
that they really have bottle Of given them - are
invited to call at No. Piper Bf0ck where they can have
DR. sTEARNs' PAINLESS NERVE DESTROYER ap-
piled by Dentist of ten years experience, charge Of
Twenty-Five cents, and the tooth made healthy and useful
by filling it after the nerve is destroyed. jel0 dt
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