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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-02-16
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BuNM'S
SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Which they offer for sale as low as can be
purchased In Town or county-among which
may be found, prints, all the leading styles,
comprising, u full assortment, dark iancies,
bluess oranges, solid colors, &C., wooden, large
stock OF cloths, doeskins, cassimeres of most ap
proved STYLES, satinetts of all kinds, tweeds,
jeans, oashmeretts,and all other sorts of low pric-
ed winter fabrics. Linseys-plaid, red, blue and
other styles, The Largest assortment of
brown and bleached sheetings and shlrtings,
tiannels OF all kinds and colors Diapers, shirt.
Ing stripes, drillings &C., ever brought to this
market
Stuff Goods--Al lpacas, merinos, coburgs, par
amatIas, mohair lustres, fancy and plain STYLES,
delans, cashmeres and all newest STYLES OF
WINTER DRESS GOODS. A general stock
Of all sorts Of Variety Goods. Plain aud check
cd muslin, laces, embroideries, silks, ribbons,
&c. A splendid lot Of fashionable SILK ROn-
nets, cheaper than the cheapest Hats, caps
boots and shoes, &c. Groceries Of all kinds, anC
thousand other articles, too numerous to men.
ton. Give us a call and we will very soon con.
Vince you that we will sell little LOWER than
he lowest.
BUNN WALTERHoUSE l. BUNN.
Jackson Oct, 6, So 2e-tf
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War with IkusSia!!
T. B. DICK AS ON

MAIN STREET, JACKSON OHIO.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ono
III the public, that he has just returned from
the Queen City, and IL now opening eplen ID
stock of Dry Goods, such as CalcOes, De Lains,
Apacas, silks, Ginghums, Broadcloths, Tweeds
Casslmers, Satlnets, Bonnets &c. Also, Hats,
Caps, Boots, and Shoes. Also, a splendid lot OF
ready made Clothing, and in fact everything
kept In a retail Dry Goods Store, his customers
by calling and examining his goods will readily
understand that he Is doing n cash business, ana
can therefore sell his Goods Cheap, Call and
see my Goods, Ladies' and Gentlemen, and win
soon convince you that Money can be saved by
purchasing Goods of me.
jackson, Oct. 81, 1853. 3l-tf
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Hard ware and Cutlrey
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
AT
S7ERNBERGER & cos.


Corner of Main and Portsmouth SITS.
JACKSON, OHIO.
"The minds the standard of the man,
So poets do assert;
But tho standard of a Gentleman
Is new and handsome Shirt
"The coat IN fashion may be cut,
Nor show a speck Of dirt;
But still he is no Gentleman
Without handsome Shirt
"The man Of black, to black his boots
His talents may exert;
But naught will prove the Gentleman
Except handsome SHIRT
"The halter, too, may try his hand
The statement TO peryert;
But we maintain Gentleman
Must wear handsome SHIRT"
The point is proved-nor can mankind
The ruth eer controvert;
That the standard Of Gentleman
Is new and handsome SHIRT
Then, wend your way up the street,
To Sternberger d Cos Hall,
Where SHIRTS are sold both neat and cheap,
For those who choose to call.
Nov 10, So. 33-tf
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DR.. j. Il MARCHISA'S
CELEBRATED
CATHOLICON.
For the Relief and Cure of Suffering
FEMALES.

1t stands pre-
eminent for its Gu
rative powers in
all the diseases for
which il is recon.
mended, usually
called
Female Conn
|, plants,
Of these are Pro .
Iapsus Uteri, or
Failing of the
w omb /; Flour al .
bus. or Whites ;
Chronic Imflama
ton and Ulcera-
ton ofthe w omb ;
Incident tai He
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@EMEAE
DISCOVERY,
MADE AT

.
d. lEAGN'S S1T0REg
SOME of the best bargains that has ever beer
- offered in Jackson or surrounding countTys
or perhaps West OF the Mountains His stock
consists of every thing in the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Line
That will please the eye or comfort ire bodys
anc variety of Shirts, Drawers, Wool Jackets,
&C., &c. Also
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, &C.,
And everything, from common to superfne, for
both Ladies' and Gentlemen. To name one tcnsh
would be too tedious. Anything in his line can
be purchased so UNCOMMON CHEAP, that Il
would be to your interest to come and prove
this TO your own satisfaction. d. LEACH, I;
Jackson, Dec 90, 1853. 40
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FRANKLIN MILLS.

ETNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
il public, that they have got their extensive
Hlouflng Mills, In full operation, and are now
prepared TO furnish superior family FIorr, Bran
and Shorts, at reasonable rates, and In quaint.
ties 10 purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Co.'S R. X. Con.
tEscton, Hotel Keepers and families, are res
RectfuIly invited 10 call, or send In their orders
The highest market price will be paid ln cash
feE Wheat, Slaves, Hooppoles and Flour Barrels
Farmers who desire II. can exchange theil
whsat for -four.
They have also on hand, and intend keeping
general supply % Groceries, Oils, Paints snC
Brushes, which they Offer low for cash, or pro.
aucs. BUNN WALTERlIoUsE d BUM
Aug. 10, SO 2l-if.
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REMOVED
B u CKEYE BLOCK
NO. /, FRONT STREET.
,,.~.>,ns..o>>.l~.~-~~,-~~~~~~
+. J. oAKEs. A. W. DuSAiNA
->o~~~~~,~,~>~>- -''N"1@>~N~N>
OAKES g. BUSKIRK,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
PRODUC DE ALE RS,
buckeye Block, Front ST.,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
TEAS.
TTAlF Chests and Quarters, of
LII Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
and Black Teas some Of which are very fine
we think finer article than has ever been offer
ed for sale in this market all of which we will
sell very low. OAKES & BUSKIRK,
o7 No. l, Buckeye Block
SHOT, POWDER AND LEAD.
~ KEGS, assorted Nos. Shot;
lO 50 kegs Powder, Duponts best;
5000 lbs bar lead. For sale by
OAKES & BUSKIRK.
Of No. /, Buckeye Block
FLOUR.
A LWAYS on hand all good brands, inclu-
N ding Emmitts brand Family Flour, fol
sale at market rates, by
OAKES & BUSKIRK,
OF No. 1. Buckeye Block
SSES.
A SUFFICIENT stock for the season, o
IN both N. 0. and Sugar House.
OAKES q BUSKIRK,
OF No. /, Buckeye Block
TON MS, &C.
w Arm, Batting, Candle-Wick, Twine, &c
II Being Agents for Cornell g. Perry's fac
tory, we have at all times large and we'll Sc
lected stock for sale at manufacturers prices.
OAKES & BUSKlRK,
OF No. /, Buckeye Block
Nj T e HE'S.
A CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, 70
II sale by OAKES g. BUSKIRK,
10 No. /, Buckeye Blocl
GIG RS.
O0 MPrncpes, all grades;
| ~ l0M fine Regalias;
10 M Canones do;
5 M very fine Havanas;
so NJ half Spanish
In the article of Cigars, we are prepared
accommodate and please all. Call and see u
at No. /, Buckeye Block.
OAKES & BUSKlRI
LDEN RUP.
IN BARRELS New York Syrup, yer
Nv fine article, to which we would particu
Iarly call the attention of the public. For sal
, reasonable. OAKES g. BUSKIRK.
OF No. |, Buckeye BocE
TAR, PITCH AND OAKUM.
A LWAYS on hand and for sale, at To-
4 IN prices, at No. ], Buckeye Block, by
4 OF OAKES g. BUSKIRK.
t SAL RATUS.
I Do BARRELS pure article, for sale 10
~O by OAKES g. BUSKIRK,
e OF No. 1, Buckeye BlocI
e AyALT, Fish, White Lime and dried fruit, f
!. - sale low at ]. H. c. MILLER.
e S. cor. Pearl and Broadway, Jackson
May &c, '53.
b ROOM MS.
d 600 DOZEN, all grades, for sale IOw |
= AOO OAKES & BUSKIRK,
To No. /, Buckeye Bloc
TOBAC Geo,
e "AVING made arrangements with man
d IN facturers in Virginia, to be regular
!. supp lied, we are now enabled to offer great i
d ducements in this line. Our stock at prese
consists Ii part of the following;
10 bxs Sutherland's fne; ;
90 do Anderson's fine pounds;
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new GOODS.

Jackson, Oct. 81, 1853. 3l--tf
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Sick Headache.

R. r. Relief will stop the most distressing
sick headache in few minutes.
NeuralUia.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

unina'ed solemn compact il violated. The South.
hofmg pledged iisef tst Slavery should never
Gefisn lire Of latitude II Missouri was admitted into tn
I'on a. slave state ihs broken IL. pledge Territory
'y 'Otnn engagement -et aside for freedom. g. ivcl
Up To slavery cnd tis7 all .he Coflr-'ni-r Mas
uEtS 0i ls~0 which the Saveho ding STAT Insisted should.
&c isi 70 faT ;ley r-.ed 10 slavery AMI slOai b.,
itl- ,l-ly tiseIyea H. tiC s -.t vel a- Il l cf'
,n9 IL WI 'th Coinpfonl and ana --ranflc tlc No.t
rae 'clueeced fr uc -1f, o re.c. Leve teel no-sei
ara per- er'td 10 pur.so dat le... o IT, parties %
lLt-t ue1-urts ilfeldt Coicu ,lt-t. IN t5is
riftC'. The l'F-a-e Of ihe Ntiraskl in WI wors in
''ctate d. rTy % tle >)--i end a have mo-e inaI
Clte s,!d We tic 'no-. uuwi- t.g wira tl- >'1'h
couid have done.
Nc, who .iooi - ;Lo.e lo.nps rl.-. ism he very
lft orl DO ltr 'rlsr 0r--l.. it g. Nn-in vac
1niiy VII r. bvve' hr ,lr erC mont. caused by
tie passage Of the fr',e slave law. aui earnestly ter
a'f4 souiLrrn a-suIilct la u tie Nrn would htt ac-
queaoe in dat measure DO Sou-h 0ud Doc con. elt aad
would demand 100 further concessions 10 flc -llve power
naturally feel painci and indignant a. this pieco II treaeh-
cry. hcyChtes- pnnci'l d. not change. We shall ?,
determnecly maintain the nviogbiiy Of the Con
siui0n aid tue Union. though .presee the apprOach
ol sr nlfuClc ol agitation ali GI afec On q, he re-
7ui' C ti irench q faith But how j. the consevaiive
pre- cf tie North 70 Uy the breaking down Of all CON-
piCmifes by tbe South How he people OF ile tree
States q D. prusC.d n abide ty COMPROMISE which the
s'aNthocinC Staffs tre1t c. of Do obligation whatever
ILose south rn IN. have caught ~ Tho bait rendered
Is SenIlOr Dor -'ns and resident Pierce e knoE-ioT
refer 70 suppose ignorance rather than reckie-snc-
how de-lC ufl The measure Wl ne % ne peace ard IN
i,I. ts of thr southern STAKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
CRICKET
PATERsoi

PATERSON CLUE vs.. SEWAIk tLtf.
The first match this was played al Paterson New"
Jersey on Monday, between the above Ouos' lnE ""u
beautiful day and they would have had very pleasan
s I'm, for two draw backs one was the ground which
had not been rolled or the picked of the other
was caused by rowy young who troubled themselves
!, insult and try to raise fight with the Newark players
when they came on the ground. There was good com
papv on the ground including the Mayor Of eerscn ana
several ladies.
Newark won the toss and put the Paterson mon H.
There was some good play from Dcckery inchhn SN""
and Ilaight, The Paterson side ana warner H'"'''
Goodwin. and El,erson on the Newark side
Wilc,s were pitchcd at 10 o'clock and the game was
decided in favor Of Patterson by six rns-pr,tty close
play The following is the score
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

CORN uAsIA IS VmGIgIh.--OW ne iyhbOfs Oi Carol
an Floyd have for months past been in aate ~
r.r IN ;hose coune- pon smaller scale the rush to
ihe mines s second edition ol that produced BY The ds
coverv oil gold in California The excitement Is by no
means oonned TO the limits VI those counties, but bss eH
tended 10 those ADJOINING aud to Eat Tennessee Pros
pecng parties daily rayersEg the h OF mai favored
region ond every man bis rsturn Literally hae ms
pocket uil Of rocls. From al rePonN ,Dc siy,in 1
nre. in ev,ept AZ last promise sarpe>- hossd any
other region We near that ncArly eyey sndhoder 10
Carroll hes good prospect for fortune. s,2e p'toh
~ tob col,n,. has been taken leess BY mining com
,apie and se daily hear Of propositions made ana re-
fned involving from SO 900 200 oco cleaned ias-
week thsi GOV. A. '. Brown 81 Iens'ss av 10 "oo ~
Cerr, nur.hased Of Mr Hurt os the sun OF slOOOD,
sms trao oi land for which only few iaonis since ne
- LI E a;i - 900 rVytls,ie We. Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
TWO WEEKS
.UER FROM CALIFORNIA
oF THE UNITED STATES AT NEW
Akhi'sh' ORLEANS.
Nrw-ORLrASs, Monday May p, 1854.

N,u.oe,YASs. MONDAY. May p. 1854.
.,,,u,.l;p Uai.,d States from Aspn"au on the
i - tho i7.h iust with 100 passengers and Oai'-
e1enNs 10 the lsi O. May has arrived at this port
fon' -. that the Mail steamer Illinois sailed from
sse CO. Nes.Yo' on tie l'th, with 400 passengers
-, -, s,co 600 in treasure
snc steamship s. ora from Nc~-York, arrived at
tho sth o. 81 bcr running time being ~ days.
Fs c,i;s,rpia news il of an interesting character
-. rrcueh Consul O; Sln Franofco, hr. Dn!on hay
,rres,od and l-ough; into Court TO testify in he
Se a,c Mexican Consul. had struck BIZ ieg and de-
fs roud not raisc II again until ordered by the En-
YerOr c.u.., ,.,, hcoo founl guilty bat was re.
.onmended to mercy.
ca Fremont arrived on the 10th Of April, completely
,.otep up only twenty men le the greater part having
,..o,t,d after crossing the Colorado
rr o Golden Fleece while beating oui Of the horbor
,s.r Francisco on the god Of April struck on some rocks
and became total wreck
The bark weer Caxon hod ca sized and l3 liye- were
-, She also was q total wreck.
T1e ,.eancr Gazellc exploded Colombia River. O.e-
-, kgliag % pcrsons and wounding 30 Others
The accounts from the mining districts OF bc mos,
catering character
The markets dull and prices q leading articles de-
,,ased Calico and Hayall FLOUR closed at 80
SHIFTING INTELLiGrVcE.
A., Frsncisco Ar- lh ship Tel gIsph fin Boston
~ 1s3e Cocs New Yos; bars WLs Cheer Rshnonc n
sJI,e BOfou. ard schI. Cgeyh, uId, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

,,s,,,..,, GAZETTE Graft J. Wright. tue principal
t,.. man ~ IN CinoinRats Ga-ots since lst7 has
ga HI. nfrest and re .rcd account OF ~ health. lie
% norn a. q con nsercia cdito! The leading editors
~ III Ia-oe Ms.sns SchOUer aId Brasn in announc-
o th.se clange- Intimate a, improvements ia the paper
are contemplated and tbs. they hope TO nfuse into is
columns more progressive rpirt-one which will keep
up WITH perhsp- b. IN advance Of the times
snd yet 20 abide by The and sppros policy
Vi The stg,e and Nation.
SERIOUS AcCiBEST.-A nan named Ford oyerseer in j.
". McC0ys quarry about four miles up the canal bad
both hs seriously broken saturday afternoon By
rocks driven from blast have rendered doubnul
for time whether no, anputston should be resorted o
The doctors in attendance, upon close examnatou de
cared that resort unnecessary at ieas for the present.
The weight Of the rock which fell dpon him ives esmsea
at about fog! lgls Hia escape from death was mirs''
oas. lRlchmcnd Wbls I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

NEw.YorK CLuD-Tnc days play announced for Mon.
day last by the hew-York Club their ground at Hobo.
ken postponed in consequence Of ,hc death OF their
President, Delaney Barclay Esq eldest son Of Hr
Anthony Barclay hcr Britannia Maestys Consul a. This
City. lie died suddenly Of Inflammation Of the brain on
Thursday lae'' and was buried Saturday in Marble
Ccmccry, Secorday. Hoarly all tie members Of the
Clrb followed him, besidos argc circle Of friends among
whom he was much respected. The Cub have -us,ainel
css IN LIN. as he was song suppor' ani lover of the
game Of Crcko'. The dcccrsi was % yea ofo,e anI
Jealous r,.. Lcr Of the Fi5 Depart. enl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
PROBABLE MURDER SUICIDE by \ LADY, &c
IL. No

BcsTO', luestay, May %, 1928.
AAn torly hour hi morning, Charles GonSe, aged -
,esrs Runner with Cataract Engine Company was found
dsd On The sidewalk IN Coopers hs skull being beaten
10 snd his body exhibiting other marks oi murderous as
sanIt Tie Coroner i myortig eating the matter.
In IIavorhn Yesterday, Mis. Loud The wiic Of re-
pectablc citizen, drowned hO-cf and her infant tmd Inc
cause wa insanity.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

A.
sfh FTyinr Cloud, New York making the q1iesest UP ye -
"a 6lc Cocs New luk; hales Wis Cheer Eichmonc RI
10, Bofou. nrd schI. Cgeyho uid. Boston.
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sxsiust the injury the p.onsre might q them . for
the Court not the eounsel e decide. Bat whstever
rcuuced quickly and executed firmly and promptly.
Mat mart of the Court composed Of the labofing
burnius indignation they feel ct the unprovoked in
suits and slandeIs against the which the prisoners
have done nv duty--let the Court be a. faithful
and prompt and peace will prsvsil.
GEORGE II. JONES,
.pz-1t Pross- Atty. H G. r. o.
8. The prisoners will take notice that DR.. Bra-
nerd will remain In Richmond until the FIRST OF May.
Just call over and see him. d. H. J.
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Icorrsspondsnse Of the Dispstchi
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 5, 1854.

Observation-Disclosures fssa " 100
M. Editor Yesterday tuesday evening. .
court was held by Daniel Person and Themas L.
Farish Eeqs, two of the Magisrates Tor the Cnar.
lostssvile District to investigate the charge brought
seainse Mr.. D. w Fiournoy for stabbing and shoot
ing Mr. Edgar Garth, on the day previous. w. j.
Robertson Esq, conducted the investgafion TOT the
Commonwealth, and Alexander kives ana VIM. F.
Gordon, Jr., Esqs. for Mr.. Flournoy. After hear.
Lar the testimony of some dozen Witnesses, and
without argument from counsel, the coun dtemisDed
the warrant and discharged MIR. Fiournoy
The large crowd OF person who had assembled
In the Court House to hear the proceedings then
Quietly dispersed, all seeming 10 be satisied with
the result
Our County Court was occupied on Monday and
yesterday morning In the trials OF Jane and Henry
two negro slaves belonging to Mrs. Strange charg-
ed with attempting TO kill Mr.. Chiies NJ Brand,
In January last. VIM. J. Robertson, Esq, Com
monwealth's Attorney for the prosecution, and
Alexander Rives and r. T. w. Duke, Esqs, for the
prisoneFS. The Court condemned Jane to trans
portafion and ordered Henry to be whipped
meeting was held in the Town Hall Court nignt
TO appoint delegates to q County Temperance Con.
vention to be held in this place on the nth inst
Thh Convention 10 to consider and consert meas.
ures In reference tot the prohbitory liquor question
Your talented and jealous temperance cotempora-
~, Mr. N A. Sturdivant 10 to be present TO make
speech on the occasion.
Mr. George w. Turbin, well know hotel keep
er for many years past, died at his residence near
the University last night
The Comet was not seen here last night.
Yours T.
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. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

H7xSR- CARRIA q S.-THOS. CLEMMITT,
10th street, near the Banks Richmond, Va, manu-
facturer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA.
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention of all
in want of such articles assuring the that he does
not deal Yankee that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
he warrants equal to any in the city, and at prices
that cannot fail to please. NH is t.
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, MRS. ID. LYONS. cover Word,

@GA NEW SCHEDULE.-SPRI
sSs HHiEzesk AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NORFOLK, every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY
U. s. Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
Skinner, will leave Richmond for New York, in fl-
ture every Saturday morning at o'clock returning,
she will leave New York for Richmond eve'y ed.
nesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Cavendy, will leave
Richmond for New York as heretofore every Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock; returning she will leave
New York for Richmond every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. /
These Steamers stop few hours at NORFOLK,
both going and returning s4r :
Room accommodation,) only SO
Steerage passage ......................... 5
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the other lines
NIB 81 LUDLAM & WATSON
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e ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA I'M
"a PORTER Stone OF THE CHEAPEST
MNz STORES IN THE UNITED STATES FOR
9b GUNS, GOLD WATCHES. SC, at
HENRY HYMANS,
No. So, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Double barrel English Guns, warranted, for $40 90
7" Stub and Twist, war
ranted, Is 90
Double barrel English Guns, superior, Stub and
Twist warranted Is 90
The latest and best improved Patent Gun, 10 90
Steel Wad Cutters each Is
$50 Wads in box, for 18
Powder Flasks, 81
Bowie Knives, from 81 to 90
100000 Percussion Caps Warranted $50 in box) st
40 cents per thousand
l0O,O00 Anti-corrosive Percussion Caps, (Starkeys
best, at S7t cents for 250
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices,
Colts Revolvers, Aliens Pistols and general assort
order, for $50 90
Gold Levers, Is Jewels, q 90
10 carat Gold Levers, Is jewels, warranted for
II months, 25 90
Gold English Levers from $S5 to 200 90
Gold Chains, from IL to so 90
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 to 80 90
Gold Pencil cases, from IS cts. to 10 90
And a general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, JEWELRY of every description Fancy
Goods. &c. &c. HENRY LYMAN,
Direct Importer of Guns and the only Importer of
Gold Watches &c.
Don't forget that it is at No. 96, Main st. Sc 80
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THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME l. co.
treatment and Of all delicate diseasesat this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to CALL mo charge for
sultation Much attention il given to female disor.
ders.
Doctor p. Co. are the makers and sole vendors OF
che CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
EKS, which has stood the test of time, and which 10
unrivaled in giving tone and yigor to system shat.
tered aud almost wilted down by the frocs Of early
life.
All letters. prepaid, promptly attended to. Once
hours from A. NJ till o P. NJ.
an 5--d&wts RICHMOND, VA.
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DEsraucrIvK FIRK-The fire in the distillery of
johnson & Lazarus, New York, last Tuesday was
quite destructive:
The Interior OF the distillery was entirely destroy
ed. A Wholesale grocery, 60 Robinson street, ad.
joining the disdllery, was also destroyed. Loss
about $ll0, 600. There is only partial insurance
on the distillery. The grocery of Kittenhorn &
Roman, ON the corner of Robinson street, is also
badly damaged. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000
Insured. Luckey's wine store, 246 Washington
street, badly damaged. great quantity of wine,
teas and provisions were consumed
Kittenborn g. Romaiue's loss is estimated at from
$500 to $4,000, insured as follows Irving Co.,
5000; New Amsterdam, 5000; Merchants, 5000;
Pacific, $500; Peoples, $500; Total, 500, 100
Johnson e. Lazarus loss is about $4,000, on the
stock and fixtures on the buildings, SIS, 600 To-
tai. LOCO. Insured in the Aston, Mutual, Irving
Continental and Stuyvesant Insurance Companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

We learn from the Charleston Courier that
painter named Hamilton fell from scaffolding
around a house at East Bay last Monday morning
and was killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

One of the negro men who was scaided by the
explosion on board a ferry boat, near Charleston,
last week, died on Saturday evening. Another is
believed to be fatally scalded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07
WILLIAM BOOTH, UrHoLsrrnrR AND

w PAPER HANGER, No. I40 Main street, corner
Of 18th, respectfully informs his friends and the pub
c that his Spring assortn emit of Goods in the above
line is now complete, consisting in part Of Gill; Vel
vet, Satin and common Papers, with Borders 10
match, of both French and American manufacture;
&c., with large assortment of Oil Cloths, Canton
and Cocoa Mating all widths, Spring hair and shuek
Msttrasses, Bedsteads, Scfas Chairs, Lounges, kc,
chasing, he is confident that he give sstisae-
ton both In quality and price, ALI orders than kfuily
received and executed in the best and at the
shortest notice. both in town and country.
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