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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

A CAhD.-W LILLIAN I'll. GRAVES Il
"A CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS.
WALL STREET. over the Office of Messrs. Pulliam &
Davis Auctioneers near the City Hotel collect bend
sn6 Claims of every description, and sotate
,aies, Purchases Losns. Rents, Hires, Employment
every branch of business, and all ether Busine
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
Il reduced charges.
All their acts viii be held strictly confidential
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing t.
,mpioy others are requested to call and leave their
names
~ Wanted. every day of the year. Employers
ind Employees in sill branches Of business.
fR- Emplorers not charged IN any ease.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEAL

A WHITE TEETH, HEAL
a. THY GUMS, AND A SWEET
0lQlYY9 BREATH these bensh.s arg
derived from the use Of Zerfnsas
Delightful Tooth Wash Il u used and recommended
b. the most eminent dentists in the country Il viii
cleanse and preserve teeth from decay IL viii cure 81
diseases of the gums and impsxt . healthy and frs
grant odor to the breath. Prepared only By Frsncn
German, Druggist, Philadelphia For sale wholesais
or retail by b. r.. DUvAL BRO, RichEosd and
all Druggists at only q eents per bottle oe 29Sms
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NO-PARTNE RSHIP.-J Nj. IAl-
~ LOR having this day associated A. d. WILL
LIAMS with him in the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
AND AUCTION BUSINESS, the will here
after be conducted by them uLder the firm of TAY-
LOR L. WILLIAMS.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR
A. d. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Jan I'd, 1854. ~S-"~ ia 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

N 3. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
We WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
~ Prize Tickets 10 ell Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of France Co. will be
promptly paid by me- and ali inquiries relative to the
business of h. France l. Co. addressed to them
Richmond, viii meet with prompt attention.
my2 c. B. LUCK.
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CPERM AMI WHALE OIL. Bacon
= ss1ss Herrinss. MASkeral pAckins Yarn. LAsap
MN. Cotton Twine. Wssrpias Paper. Letter ass1
saees Of all kinds. Oemiiohns No de-, hbr ssle BY
ELAM. dMtTH CO.
= - CAg stsssk adjsialas CslsntaAs Hossl
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LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE NSU.

'ffHESf Iii n kkAtII u n N I ~ q INE5kJ.
! RANCT.-The Richmond Fire Association are
prepared 10 issue policies Of Insuranos on the
shove description Of risks reasonable terms q
NV dmilsr company, and respectfully ~ share 81
he patronage Of the public Applications win be rs-
,eived IT the Office. No. 20 q Main and ssh
ateeta where the officers viii cheesfuily furnish ali
ntormafoa that may be required. All iossss pronpt
' and literally adiasted
JANIS BoeHER, President
JoRs X. Boaaxa. Secretary. NH ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

TNO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL
Il Frs IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE.-R. L. HICKSON, 2ls Broad street, oppo-
site Messrs. Breeden Fox Co.'S Dry Goods store, in
addition to his present large stock, is receiving
per ship Grecan, at Baltimore from Liverpool, 10
crates white Granite and blue Printed. with common
ware purchased previous to the late advance; he will
be enabled to sell low His stock of China sets and
fancy goods in the line is well selected.
Also, Knives Forks by set dozen, Walters
Trays, English Albata Plated Ware, equal to Silver
such as Table and Tea Spoons, Forks Butter Knives
Castor Frames, &c. de
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The UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the patronage here
tofore received would inform his friends and those
of the late firm that hs Intends continuing the Gro
Gerry and Granary business at the old stand. He his
on hand and intends keeping welIselected stock
the different kinds of MILL OfFAL, whieh he viii
sell at the lowest market price, delivered free draY
age and hopes by strict atensisn to business 10 rs
csye liberal support.
Jan 18th, 1854. JOHN A. LACY.
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hlSSOLUTlON- TO the death OF
II T. s. MoRros. the 6rms of MOTION. BOOK
Err X co of the city of Richmond. and WATKINS
solved. The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER,
of Richmond, aud SAMUEL V. WATKINS, Of Pc
tersburg are authorised close the business of the
late concerns.
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NEW CO-PARTNERSaIP.-Tbe I'M
dersgued will continue the GENERAL COMMiS-
SION BUSINESS of the late concerns, under the
style and firm of BOOKER & WATKINS, Rich
mond Va; also under the style and firm of WAT
kINS, SON l. CO, Petersburg, Va.
Thankful for past favors, the continued patronage
of our friends and the public is respectfully
licited. SANITY. WATKINS,
JOHN BOOKER,
ia 6-dIm$ CHAS s. WATKINS
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DLOCK TIN AND r ANISH ED
IL GoUDs.-we have JOSS ops ned fresh supply
Raund Coffee Urns, holding from 4 to u quartz,
Ohlons Tea 4toia
CotF,e Psgius. CoH Grequrs ali SOFA
Mes, Dishes. with high and low covrrs. with hs ..
srs and tot water pan attrched from 10 10 "a inches
Oyster Uishss fla Heaters,
Hot Water Plates. Buckwhe DfsheA
TIA Kettles with heaters,
Dish Covers from 10 20 20 inches.
Cheese Toxsters
Melon and Puddisg Mouids Nsrsery LamDA
Oval Tea aud Coffee pots, Pi4se Covers.
Egg B siierA Ltsizos tosethsr with . full seert
the MT o fother plkniahod soeda mol enumerated
Purchasers are invited 10 cal
BULKLEY 4 CO,
iss Hesss vuraishing etore, ~ Main g
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DALE DE NAFE-A most excellent and
delicious REMEDY for Coughs Colds. Bronchisis,
Ae.. and all pulmonary diseases. To singers and pub
lie speakers this remedy Is invaiuabbe, BY ito e.
tion on he lunss and throat when taken In smsll
quantities. removes all hoarseness In q short time
aud vouderfuliy increases the power and Hexibility
Of the voice. For sale
4. 4. DGvAL l. BROTHER
Chemists and Druggists.
deW Bank Sqaar~. Richn,ond.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a.

hiscULUIIUN.--1he co-partnersbip of
IL LACY l. CARTER was dissolved on the isr
Of January, 1864. by mutual consent All persons id
debted TO the said rm most earnestly requested
20 pay their respective dues 70 either of the under
signed without delay as it isvery desrabIs to close
the affairs Of the corcsru ~ early prsctscable.
JOHN A. Lacy.
Z. J. CARTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-05-11

QUEBEC, May 3, II p. M.-The Par.
lament Buildings were totally destroyed
by ire this evening, at half-past ten O'Clock
by some unaccountable faulty. The
handsome and capacious cdiice, situated
an Cote a Colon, built asa Church for the
Sisters dc Charlie, which was merely fitted
up temporarily, at an immcse expense, fol
the meetings OF Parliament, is this moment
in one sheet of fame. The Cupola at one
end, and the handsome spire at the other,
are wreathed in smoke; and the flames are
rushing out over Mr.. Deans house one
side, and bursting forth through the
lofty Gothic windows all round.
The fremen are adjusting their hose
Tho Commandant is at the scene of de,
s!ruc:ion and thousands of people are look
ing ON and doing what they can in the way
of saving property, but the builling is
doomed.
Only to-day, n carpet for this building
costing El5o, was bought and paid for,
but no doubt it is covered by insurance
All the particulars will be- given as they
become known.
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TO Mothers from a mother.

Witness the effects Of DR.. S. 4. Weacer's Medicines, in
ScrcfaiOWs Diseases, ia a child.
ScorT TOWNSHIP, Pa, August -, ls52.-Mossrs. S. A.
Weaver & Co.-Gonts:-I feel IL a duty | owe TO you,
as well as to suffering humanity; to state what your In
valuable Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup has done for
my little daughter, who is about Ave years of age. She
has boon OF delicate hoalh from her birth. A little
moro than a year since, shc was taken very sick. The
Doctor was called to 500 her; he pronounced her case
u very dangerous one, and said he thought there was
no help for her. She had u very severe cough, and was
soon reduced to q mere skeleton. The Doctor contin.
uod his visits, but the medicine given by him had no
~beneheial effect, her cough and raising continued, and
we had made up our minds that we must part with our
child. BY tho recommendation Of some friends, we
were Induced to try your Syrup. We commenced Civ
ing It, and to my utter surprise she soon began to mend,
Her cough soon stopped, & she began to gain strength;
and for the last four months she has been we'll and rug
ged, and l feel that therc is more praise due to the me-
dicine than l can render to 1t with my pen, for l do
certainly think my child would have been in her grave
II It had not been for rour valuable Syrup. 1t Is utter
ly impossible for me TO express my feelings of thanks
giving on paper. In q word, my child is saved.
The Doctor pronounced her lungs diseased, at first.
Ny object In making this statement is to induce others,
who are afflicted with similar diseases, to try this Syrup,
rs l am conndentit will hclp them.
lhave recently taken the Syrup myself, for the dys.
pepsia, and II has helped me moro than all the medi'
cine ever took in all my life, and l have doctored fol
90 years for this disease. I said it had helped me more
nanall o thermedicine 1 had cv or TAX en-; but this doei
OF express the thing; as Il Is, | am entirely cured.
HANNAH s. MoREpoCK.
In. Il CO., Cincinnati, general agent fol
retail by KAUFFMAN & co.
And Druggists generally in the State. May 4, 1854.
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GROCERIES,, oLoTHIG&sADDLERY
MAGAZIN
FamnyGrOceries, o ecnswarr &C.,


FamilyGrOceries, Queensvare, &c',&c'
EEILX G.. B~ARBENCHoN has become proprietor,
by purchase, of the Grocery Store OF H.. b. Hunter
e Co, 10 which he hasjust added a large and superhne
variety Of Fdmiiy Groceries, now arriving ana 70 arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his puf-
chase he has had in view the accommodation OF ms
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. ne
commends to their attention, among other articles, Nv
prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
CONTEMPORARIES of all kinds, Tor families anu
parties.
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds, English Walnuts and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates. t
.Jellies, and Gelatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
OF Famils Groceries he will only mention Phil. pow
dered and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses, Golden Str'
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, a splendid lot of ERgLish Diary Cheese, and
other articles TO numerous to put down here.
Mott to forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for the sick and
convalescent, cigars 5 years old, smoaking and chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand a variety OF Paints, VarHfsA
and japan crhls own manufacture for the trade.
Not least, a large and full assortment of QWeeRspdre
Earthea rare, FpeRch mare and English Glassware, al
so, Wooden pdre, Tabs, Buckets, sc.
nPHe hopes to obtain a fair shair ofthe public favoI
in HIS new undertaking, and looks for the appreciation
and patronage Ofhis friends. Having been compelled
to reltnquish his former business as Injurious to health
he will make a fair trial ofthis, to see If IL will not froh
his purse, as we'll as his health. If the experiment, II
which he will devote his undivided attention) does no
succeed, he will be able he trusts, to serve the public Il
some other useful capacity.
May 5 1854. FELIX e..
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TIE DIsAsrRors BArrLEs IN MEXICO

THE Disastrous BATTLES IN MEXICO
Our private dispatches furnish some I'D.
ditional facts in regard to the sanguinary
engagements with the Indians in New
Mexico.-The troops under Lieut.. Dav-
idson seem to have fought with great dcs.
peration, and it has seldom happened thai
a command was SO completely cut up. Ii
cannot be Otherwise than that the Indians
sustained a much greater loss.
We see no hing in the dispatches in reln-
ton 10 Kit Carson. He accompanied Lieut..
Davidson on this expedition as a guide,
and was, no doubt engaged in tho fight.
Being emoploycd forthis purpose, andknow-
ing the country as familiarity as the Indians
themselves, he ofcourse, took care not to
permit them to entrap the command in a
%perilous position before they were aware of
it.
For all the purposes Of active pursuit of
the Indians, the Dragons are the only eff
ficient force in service in New Mexico-not
that the Infantry or Artillery will not fight
as well if they can get a chanc, but they
cannot move with sufficient alacrity. The
Indians are all mounted on good horses
and can always keep out Of the reach of
every other arm Of the service, save the
Dragons. Congress win now SEQ the ne
cessity of organizing a regiment of Mount.
ed Riaeman, or Dragons, and of taking
them from the West, Missouri can furnish
Indian hunters enough, if proper induce
ments are held out to u young and hardy
men. Organize a Regiment of RiAcmcn o
Dragons in Missouri or Iowa, and they
will soon be ready to take the fell.-St
Louis Republican, eth.
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EzT"The silken tie'' has been most vii.
lainously outraged Of late. Eighty-threc
divorce cases were before the Superior
Court at Concord, N. H., at its last sitting
Thirty three separations were decrecd,s cv.
en- applications denied, and Eorty-threc
cases were reserved for further advise
ment.
We learn also, that seyenty-seyen case
came before the Supreme Court of Rhod'
Island, at Providence, week before last
Forty-two applications were granted, fou
denied, and fifteen were continued for con
pideIstion,
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isTAsrSS . Lining Of silver to every Cloud.
~ JONATHAN rarkE sLlsossr.

n JONATHAN FREEZE sLISssBv.
Did a saSIs cloud
fsrn forth Asr silver HIKING on the Highf."-MILroS.
One winter night dreary,
Detected and weary,
kept my lone vigil Of sorrow and care:
MISUNDERSTANDING
My heart full 10 breaking
Ny soul seeking comfort and finding despair
All wildly and chilly
The wind whistled shrilly,
Drifting the clouds DER a desoiate sky,
Low moaned the ocean
In ~eeaseless commotion,
Dashing the spray Of its pillows on high!
Tearfnlly cleaning,
The young moon was bcamin0,
Struggling by fits through each gathering cloud;
Paint light now shedding,
Dark shades now spreading,
Over the moonshine their vapory shroudl
"Ahl thus thought l signing,
"From birth TO our dying,
Mans course is a struggle through trial and gloom;
Joy gives scarce a promise
That Grief rends not from us,
Ger the light Of our life looms the shade of the tomb!'
But soon, to my wonder,
The cloud burst assunder,
And down through the assure now strcamed the moon
Sof. fell its sple1dor, light
In shower Of sheen on the face ofthc night!
While all the clouds margent
Was cleaning like argent,
Through earthward still sullen and dark was its STROUD
Ikncw that towards heaven
Its brightness was given
Aiming Of silver spread over the eloudl
Then my ~sOul.rose in gladncss,
Aud shook OF Its sadness,
felt God can turn all our darkness TO light
To-day what's sorrow
Make Joy on the Invrrow-
Dry tears that are hiding his smiles fro oar sight!
Hooked up confessing
r That TRAILS Blessing
To HIN II each grief DO spread out and avowed;
What from earth man sees giUoming,
God qbogs is illuming-
''rhere's a lining OF sllvert to every cloud"
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E9-Our much esteemed friend, Thomas
Sturgeon, whose arrival from California we
have already had the pleasure of announc-
ing, laid upon our table this afternoon some
very choice and beautiful specimens Of
Australian, Oregon and Californian white
wheat, which he desires us to exhibitSo the
friends of Agriculture. The grains of the
different specimens are unusually large,
plump and clear, and we doubt not will
grow finely in this climate. He has alsc
left with us seed from a mammoth Califor
MIA squash, together with several kinds o
grass seed indigenous to the gold region
consisting of clover seed, DC. Mr.. Stur
geon prizes the clover seed very highly
and has great hopes of successfully grow
ing it in this State. He says it attains
height of five feet, bearing a sweet an
beautifully v~ariegated blossom and making
most excellent food for stock of all dcscrip
tions.
Persons DESTROYS Of looking at thes'
specimens can do so by calling at our of
fee. where we will take great pleasure il
waiting upon them.
Mr.. Sturgeon deserves the thanks of the
entire farming community for the deep in
terest he feels in Agricultural products.
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William andJohn occupied seperate beds
in the same room, John was honest and
timid, while William was cunning and la
zy. On entering their room to retire for
the night, John with his usual alacrity, un-
dressed and jumped into bed, while VIII
liam was pulling off his boots and deciding
which side ofhis bed would be most like
ly to be the softest.
After a few minutes delay William sprang
into bed, placed his head upon two pillows
and doubled himself up preparatory to a
comfortable snooze, when what should he
discover, when inst ready to "drop off,"
but that he had carelessly left the fluid lamp
burning. The discovery gave rise to the
following soliloquy:
"Twont do to leave the lamp burning,
but it's SO very cold that l hate most Gwfahy
to got out on the floor but still that lamp
must be WoUn out. Iwonder if can't make
John get out? I'll try John?"
"Hello."
ibid you ever know Daniel Hoskins
foreman Of engine
"No. Why?"
, "No.hing, only | didn't know but yoy
knew him. l saw by the papers that hi:
IS death was caused last week by inhailing the
= ouherogen fudicim vapors from a lamp tina
heaccidcntally left burning inhis room. AT
ter the fluid was all consumed, the chemis
/. said that the ororyical suction of the wicl
so consumed the nitrogen of the lungs, tina
the fudicial vapors suddenly stopped tn
inspiration, and the heart ccasel TO beat
John raised himself up in bed, gazcd will
a ~sternness indescribable on the reclining
form of his room mate, and in a stentoria
voice exclaimed:
"Why in thunder d6h't you blow out tina
lamp?"
"NYcll, sure enough" was the reply, a
amt out, is it? Well, never mind; it'll g.
out itself in a little while"
mo, it won't go out itself, not in a ROOF
70 where | sleep" And in the twinkling
c. a cats tail, John had ex-inguished the ligl
40 and returned to his bed, muttering as
Of did so. "Pd rather get up a dozen tint
he than to die as Daniel Hoskins did"
In the morning John wanted to learn &
nc the particulars about the death of NJ
he Hoskins, but william had no recollection
re, ever speaking of it, and accused the hone
ill fellow Of drcaming.-Dodge's Museum.
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o TONG,

TAILOR.

In SkGfcr's New Block, betweeR the 7aRmdGge House
and ShGfer's Hotel,
HEASj Just opened a large and beautiful assort-
IN n mcnt of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
M gether with as choice selection of Cloths, Cassi-
Lid meres and YestiRgs. All of which has been select
cd with great care and with special reference to tho
wants and tasts ofthis community.
His long experience in this branch of business, is a
sure garantec that his stock embraces the choicest and
best variety, and his purchase has been made upon such
terms that he can sell ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI-
BES.
The public are respectfully requested to call and OK
sortment of
SU MINER WEAR,
And is at all times prepared to accommodate his old
friends, either with an excellent article Of Ready made
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURES TO ORDER, out of
the best material and by most accomplished wOrkmen,
any style of garments, FOR MEN N BOYS, in the
best and most fashionable manner. He is confident, lin
this respect, that he can give general satisfaction.
His assO tment embraces Il general variety Of
Linen Coats, Vestings, Suspenders,
Dress DO Pantaloons, Hosiery,
Sack do Crayats, Undershirs,
Carpet-bags, together with all other articles usually
kept In a Gontleman's Furnishing Store, and manufac-
turcd In the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
1t has been purchased of well-cstablished houses in
the Eastern cities, and piIb s DarraRted, to be made OF
good material and in a dAEable manner.
to call at his new establishment, where he will at all
times be ready to wait upon them with GOOD GOODS AT
THE LOWEST RATES. To test his promises, he asks an
examination ofhis stock In trade and the style and quail
lily of his manufacture, Il. TONG.
Lancaster, May 5, 1854.
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WASHINGTON, May, 4.-The House this
morning went into Committee on the Ter
ritorial bill.
In the Senate Mcssrs. Seward and Chase
presented petitions against tho Nebraska
bill.
Mr.. Summer presented n memorial from
Missouri on the subject ofspiritual manifes-
%tations, and asking for an investigation.
New York, May, 4.-The re inaugura-
ton of Crystal Palace is going on. The
procession is large and imposing. Visi-
tors began to assemble at an early hour,
and the building was crowded to the utmost
Barnum made an address.
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CINCINNATI, May 4.-Hon. J..J. Crit
tenden is severly condemned by the com
munity in consequence of his voluntary de-
fence Of Ward.
AT a public meeting held at Harrison.
Ind, a resolution was offered requesting
the Agricultural Association to withdraw
their request that Mr.. Crittcndcn shoulc
deliver the annual address.
The Kentucky papers are full of particu.
lars ofmeetings hcldto denounce the Wards
and are calling on Crittcnden to resign,
The Ward family have left Louis
vile, and the whereabouts Of the murderer
is not known.
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HOWE.

Obi give me a home in the country wide,
And a seat by the farmers wood Preside,
Where the fire burns bright,
On \ frosty night,
Where the Jest, and the song, and laugh arc lfee,
OH the farmers home is the home for me.
OH give me a home In the country vide,
When earth comes out as a blushing bride,
With her buds and flowers,
In bright spring hours,
Her bridal song ringing, from fresh leaved trees,
And melody floats upon the perfamed Dreeze'
In summer a seat in a shady nook,
And close by the side ola cooling brook,
Where the violet grows,
On the pale swamp rose,
Painting and sick, meath the suns screening beam
Dips h0r fair petals in the cooling stream.
oh! give me a home in the country wide,
In the golden days OF the farmers pride,
When his barns are filled.
From the fields he's titled,.
And he feels that his yearly task isdone,
Smiling al winter, he beekons him on.
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Eair6eM Countu Savinqs MsAtute..

Fairfield County Savings hsttute.-
From the exhibit in another column Of this
evenings paper it will be seen that the a.
bovc Institution is in most fiatteriug con-
dition. 1t has been doing a fiourishing
business ever since it's organization; but at
no season has it presented itself in a more
favorable light than this, and well does il
deserve the unlimited confidence placed il
II by the business men of the county. The
men who are at the head of it are the mos
active and thorough going business men ! il
the county, and no fears need be enter
tanned that it is ever likely to fail.
The gentlemauly officers, Messrs. Weav
or and Worthingtcn are winning for them
selves the best wishes of the business pub
lie.