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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

SUPPORT YOUR OWN MECHANICALLY,
following sensible remarks, which we FIND
in some OF our exchanges, we transfer 10
our columns, and would earnestly commend
them to our readers in this city, and the
State at large:
There is no truth more undeniabIe than
that it is the bounden duty OF every com.
munity to support its mechanics. They
ara worthy and Indispensable class OF
men, and We find no town or village flour
ishing without their aid. Indeed thri,
presence or absence is always true index
OF the condition OF n place--whether il i
advancing in wealth and Importance, O,
sinking into decay. Whenever we pass
through yiilage and hear the frequent
sound of the carpenters hammer, the clink
OF the blacksmithis anvil that village, we
say TO ourselves, IL fOurishing. It can.
not be otherwise, for the producers are ac.
lively employed. and Outnumber the con.
sumers. Whenever and wherever this il
the case, the people are growing wealthy
and ut the same time trimming up the rising
generation To habits Of industry aud mo-.
slity. Where, il city or village pursue
the opposite of this coarse--negleets lis
mechanics and supports those Of some
foreign town--th0so who can will be com.
PEELED to g0io some other place, and those
who are compel. ed by the force of rircum.
stances 20 remain, will become idle and
pfohignte--they will cease to produce and
be eonsumers--in a few years they become
beggars. and their children ignorant and
.ki0us.
~ there Is any truth in the assertion, that
We ought as nation 30 give che prefrrenc,
20 domestic man.,fi ctures, the fact is coual.
iy true with regard 10 the community both
ure sustained by The same arguments. If a
merchant would have around him substan.
tia. customers, iei him use every means In hi.
power 10 supportan foster the nlcchan mics Of
his Village, and ~ they become more weal.
thy their custom will Increase, especially
IN those articles on which he makes tbs
greatest p.ofits, for il IL undeniable, that as
men become more wealthy, they also be.
como more luxurious, and no merchant will
deny that articles os luxnsy always afford
the greatest profits. The habit of import
ing large quantities Of cheap and balf made
ARTICLES Of competition with our village me-
chanics, Is short sighted and wrong, both ts
regards the mechanic and consumer and IL
the merchant would look further into tie
operation Of things, he would ind that he
crossed thu path Of bis own Interest by d..
inc so. Let the rserchant bring the cass to
his own door. and he perhaps nnay berttr
suppose that every indiyid1al
sho possesses tbs means, and who hsss "a
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

Our Next GovERNoR.-A writer in this Led
ner,signing himself Catawba, one who is well ac.
quantcd as to the merits Of public men and one
in every way competent to form an opinion as
to the capabilities of the gentleman he mentions;
nominates Col. LEWIS j. PATTERSON of Liberty
Hill, as candidate to succeed our present chief
Magistrate.
If Col. Patterson win accept the nomination,
there is no doubt but he will warmly supported
in the eleC ton, and as Governor of South Caro-
lima will do credit to himself, and honor to the
State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

THE MAILs-Thc Post Master at Charleston,
has effected an arrangement with Mr.. Caldwell,
the president Of the South Carolina Rail Road,
to carry the mails on the Road for ten days lon
ger; we therefore received our complement of
papers on Monday night, and are enabled to lay
the latest news before our readers. We hope
next week to be able to state that a permanent
arrangement has been made with the p NJ Gan.
eral, so that no Interruptions will occur, at least
for time
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

The YELLOW FEVER IN CuARLEsroS.-The
Board of Health in Charleston have dscontinu.
ed the daily reports Of deaths from the fever, rs
it no longer prevails as an epidemic.
The cadets of the Citadel Academy on fur.
Tough, are called on to repo themselves at the
citade! in Charleston on Saturday the Ilth inst
Persons in the country can visit the city now
with perfect safety. The Standard says the res.
idents are fast returning, and business generally
has revived
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ui'ie me a..'e iuiioM, th, hc .,i.i, ,lI :. lew
minutes amer being conveyed 10 his parents
residence. L.t
The weather is cool. but no heavy fros,
yet.
There were 3.56S bales of cotton sold
here the past week. at prices ranging iron,
Z to 9te. The largest number of bales,
635, sold ut 9sc- Yours,
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oce.-ipn,' ,ana this Is what rsg.ni a

"occ,..irn, ana ti,is Is what 4 rg .ni a
great man)
do net know whether Col. p. will per-
NIT his name to q" before the Legislature,
rs this non'i.atiop is made, without his
knowiedge, but trust, he will gratify his
numerous friends. and for the next two
years, consent to give the benefit Of his
practical aud energetic abilities to the SER
vice Of the people Of his native State.
CArAwBA.
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eB- We take particular pleasure in inform.
ing the public, that having received an acces-
sion to our number Of compostors, we are prerar-
ed to do any kind ofjob work mas reasonable
terms, and as well as can be done any where.
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The Mail.

In consequence of the South Carolina Rail
Road Company refusing to carry the mails, the
Postmaster Gene al refusing to acccde to their
Just demand, we had no mail fiom Charleston
on Friday hast We are not deprived happily
OF that excellent paper the Calolinian and take
some excellent articles Fl ON its columns.
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THE CARoLrNraN---This excellent paper will
be furnished during the Session of the Legisla-
ture, free Of postage, as follows. The Daily at
Sl-Tr-Weekly at so cents
Competent reporters have been engaged, who
will give full daily reports of the proceedings.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-11-08

soUrH CAROLINA ISsrITUrE.-The fair of this
institute, owing to the incomplete state of the
new building, has to be postponed until the frs.
Tuesday in April next. ~.
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General Intelligence.

The bamb Iri'Grnt of Srpastopol COIN
menced on :he 18Th ult, from two pieces of
heavy artillery,
tmar Pacha has gone to the Crimea to at.
tend Il Council of War, 1t is believed that
his forces will be transferred there,
Menchko!f has been partially reinforced
Reports have been again circulated at vi
emma, Paris and l.ocdon that Sch ,st opol had
fallen, and although they were not general
iy credited, large stock operations had taker
place on the strcgth Of them. The employ.
ers OF tn" English Government, however
say that no serious intelligence can be look.
ed for before the beginning of Noy.mber
Gen. Canrobenl hid notified the French
Government that the position of the allies
was inpregnable and could be held apains,
0,0OO Russians.
Commercial affairs in England looked We
~ gloomy.
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AcounrxD.--Lee Dixon was sssed in Camden
las. week for the murder Of Graham and acaui,.
ted. lie was defended BY Messrs chesnus
Black sna Ksrsha~. q
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Hnssei. street $4,000 iu the tir,inen, %
any. MIR. M"mry was insu I'd ON his Lui
ding M Wentworth street 81 500, and ON hi,
stable $1,000. in tho South Carolina Insur
nnce company. Mr.. Butterfelds hotel anG
furniture were fully insured - Char lssio,
Mercury.
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Commercial Intelligence.

The LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.--Tbc
salcs of cotton during the week ending ,h,.
10th uIt, comprised 10000 bales. Spccnla.
Tors TOOK from exporters 5000 bales. The
market fell off ut the close of the week. bnt
prices are unch 'nged. Mid ling Orleans
was quoted at 81 and Middling Upland.
ut st.
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LANCAsTERv.LLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY. NOV, 8. 1854.
Agents for the Lancaster Lldger.
Terms Of the Ledger.

Five copies (each SLID. ....S.75
Ten do $l.50 :. 1900
Fifteen do 1891. ....2O.OO
Twenty do l.25. $500
Cash in advance .lways. No paper will
be stopped until paid for unless we choose to-
We have fine assortment Of JOB Type, and
are prepared to do anv kind Of Job Work.
with ncatness and despatch.
go A lad of about IA years of age will
be taken rs an apprentice at this office. He
will be well taken care OF, and his situation
made comfortable.
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The very Latest.

Accounts have been received, stating thn,
it was not expected that Sebastopol could
hold out more than three days. ..
The tenor of the Germ IN press indicates
that II rupture is .bont to occur between
Austria and Prussia. Great anxiety prevails
ut Dertin. -
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FATAL RAIL RoAp ACCIDENT.

Chicago. Nov. 3.
car on the train which left this city on
"Wednesday night for Rock Island broke an
axle near Miami and the Locomotive ran of
the track, killing thirty or forty first class
passengers. and fatally scalding dozen
others.
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The Arctic,

Later advices from St. Johns report that
nothing fur;her had been heard of the Arc
i;'s bouts.
BASK FAILURE IN New ORLEAys.-Thr
Banking House of Mcssis Horace Bean g.
Co. in this city has failed. Their liabilities
are estimnied at 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-20

xxrAR SRntNIAh.G sStsl OF GARDEN sEEDs.-
" ThE CELEBRA TED SEEDSMsM m ossI,a aI,.kp PROM
a. 49, bSlmor- Sold by ROBERT R. DUAL RRo loo a.
These Seed, are Of the nnest quality and ,r,,
mend themselves They from he beat Sea- III seSe
ARIicHoKR-Green Globe
AsrARAous-Gant
BrsLSnr T B5oS sI Week. We Wits kidney Inns. 80
Cavimaw. naIS Purple, Large Purple Cape -e'
c11sAsE-Eary YORK, Eariy Ba,erse. Ia,v. r,,, n,, -
EsIy PURPLE Green cuIled Savoy Drumhesd s.Xox
orLsEr- White solid Red Solid "''e 0''''e
CR,s<-Broad Leaf Garden
CrcusnkS-Early Frame, Long Green Gb.,,,,, a,
Son p larry nascarora, Early Sugar, Biz Week.
EsDvK-Green Cured
kLnrIresooEarly siie.ia, Ice, Brown pu,eA a.. Aeks
EAsIrRrrN ' ~N' &C
OERI
oSioS-whlts ana Rod
PAEslEy-cuIled
pAksS,P-Cup, Large Dutch
p Dwarf Green Imperial, Marsosfa ' niue
pptrrrR-Bu Nose, Cayenne, &c
np,s-Long SCARLET, Salmon, Red White Turnp
s.isTr-or Oyster Plant
sPiSSAci-Round
seuAH-Eariy Bush, &c
IoNAro-LaIge TED, extra
Rus R,s s Top White Flat Daieh Hybrid Larrs Norfolk
PIowLR SEEDS. hle assortment
rlsp sEEp. IaeerHe, Grass ssed, &c ks tn
ESAitilCULAR NOTICE TO PAppyTp- n ~, -
M call the attention Of Parents 10 bia
En VI asen and Children's Boots and Sbo,s of III,
Soih hui have found Impossible to sbtsn be, S.
therefore, those III am
hsnd aarEe and complete assortment OF M, ana on
of ali b mac oy the best northern
please call 1t old ssud No eb RIo,s ~
ToH a00' oe'0V the Dry Goods Store tssrs breeden
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KENT. PAINE 4 KENT,
eostsrs aAA WhoesAs Dssi>rs forslxn ana peo>sss
DIZZY GOOnS. :

tnposss ana Wholesale Dssi>rs Ia fossxn peo>ssus
No. IL ftA r<ssA sfr<st, RiaAnnoad.
SPRING TRADE, tsoA.-we reeslvinr by
- nsans and packets NON aiasgeu, Lvsrpooi and
q
1RIfLSH, TREHcR. AND GARsaS DRY GOODS
purchased the beet entrey for
very large and splendid Of and styles
And BY various arrivals from N,w York and
variety. -s's
We are also prepared with large stock Of READY MADE
vvrhNo manufactured al home under sapevsion
With stock snu.say large and veil selected Increased
facilities for doing business aud with part
the beat trade that 70 the respectfully
TO examine stock before purchasing with the that
our good viii be sold low they bought
In this country.
purpose keep throughout year and
merchants visiting city will ind pre-
pared TO serve them
fsS KENT, PAINE "A KNIT
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DOVE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE nEALERsIS DRUGS, MEDl.

DOVE L CO.,
w"oLEsAlG GrS RSH skis4s ciiS IA Daucs' nEDr
for sale, In quantities to sui' purchasers the following
loo u. Es,r.s, Los.soa In small sOr..
1908 f Is: white SSssi is.s, ssA i,s.
a; s.S gallons gallon. Sperm and ss'.I OH .,
IS s ssass; Gsss Ss s S:.-.n.
800 gross Matches
20 boxes Starch; 80 bSis TannHs OIL
iso.oee Cigars, assorted brand,
1850 ssSs r.. R s;ss, s. Pipe.
a 200 u, II inS s,s,s s Iron Palm.
1900 prime smOins ros.eeo
10 III, smith. v arr,
70 gross ssliiIis and Sod, Powders
loo aoisn Assorted ssaps
iSSS ID. Prime Biaek rOuquA Beans
Fancy ao:d, Dye sss etc. upon the usual time and be
mil D.Aoo.
s 5CGssEos St HasInRs &C.
"A e.l. Dye Studs .e &C. The following Articles sonpsas IN
s s S an sSss
pee, via
e:ppsls: Leaf. Si'i rs' as; Ls.-oea
s eSfS%s S Ssiisa; f 4sfs.r Ss Acid
Venetian Red; English Refn'd Borar
Paris Green; Roll Birthstone nd Sulphur
Prussan Blue; Rotten Stone
Nermillon; Puuec Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
whiting; cinnainon Mace and Nutnegs
Putty Pepper, Spice and Ginger
rAkes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpcntine: Ln.eed OIL
FURNITURE Narnsh Coach Varnsh; Japan vanish
Also large ami wen selected Brush
all Of the best manufacture. - ' 1872
notice. - $50 'N,'
Country Merchants Ply ,eans Planters are respectfully
soneited 70 call and examine stock and
rs-Par'ieuiar attention paid packing forwarding
Soeis, l.. JOHNSTON BROTHER,
nrin-.
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Yar AND a ossa, W.

Aspdrd9ue-white Giant
Arfichoke-Lsrge aicbe.
beins-LarEe Lima; Email do.
aed cranberry; Scarlet Runners,
Snap Bsdns-Harly Y,iiov
six Weeks. do Mohawk; DO Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Halt Nc on.
berry.
Brsf-Eariy Hood Turnip.
Rooted. do Yellow do do: Lon,
Blood: white Siiesisn: Pr,pek
sugar ManEcl wnftrei.
Cape.
tdeSdoe-Esrly York; LARGE
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
tert ca; do Oxheart; do yanAet.
do Nonparell. Plat Dutch, Drum.
hsadi Large Bergen; Green Curl.
III savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Pickling.
Ohtl.G0trer-Early and Late
Sefsry-white Fold; Red do.
Currof-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; white Piehj
Sress-Curled or Psppervras,
Cacnnlber'- Early Frame: do
SIuster; Long Green; Long Green
kin. N
CorI,Iarly Sugar, doru,ea.
Egg Plant.
or Cole. Pe
Loek-Larse Scotch.
Lsifnoe-Royal White Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S.
brown Dutch; Curied India or
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SIrnnIII, GnnnS

"
" hLiNiiSE CHtSsBAW 81 co, have mi. dAy received
w. ny VIE steamers Roanoke and jamestown, large addition
sr oeE OF Tie neve, styles Of recently imported os Tor
acls Gentlemen Missss Boys and wear which
purchased IN New York the lowest prices and will he
In part as follows: '''' '''' arc
Rich Brocade, Plaid and str,nas siik.
BaeE Figured aud PlAinSilks-all prices
RAD and str ped HERMANN and GrenadIne
ram and Figured BaregeS and Barge DE LANES
SSurer; french Printed Jaconets and Organdies
IIthct' Englisa aud American Lawns and Caiicoes
embroidered Ansins; Plaid and Striped do
embroidered Robes aud Brliantes, White and Cord
ram OhGIys, Cha!y Barezes and De Bege
NlLshAni,, al qualities, and Furniture prints
tsbIt ana Furniture Ditnity, ana Bonnet Cord
N0hetaiLettes, collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
Ilen ana Medium Bennett Cap and Neck Riband
Lsdlss Genil,rlen's Boys Misscs' ChIidrep',sk
dhread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
81 d ioa h canton Cloth and other Mourning Goods
,, I Ios' nspki9,, Doyles and Diapers all prices
ladies' ,Geriemen's Boys Misses and G,vs
heah Isle sTiss aud Mu Laces EdgngF and fnser,iny,
SSSy,he,, Cainbfie Plain and Checked Swiss Muslin
S ~ Cassnere', Casimeretts and Tweeds
silk, satin, valencia and Mnrseies yestipgs
mhiie ana Fancy, Coored, Plain and figured DrIlpvs
btu iskings, Paid Domestic I'd Co;tnades
handsome variety 81 Goods wear heavy
linen ha Dnss BurlaPs and every variety Of Cotton ant
shrinss, and Cotton oEnsburgs. &c " y
. . VALENTINE, CRFSsIAw CO.
,,ts no w. corner Broad 9Th and Capitol streets,
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Apple; Nutmeg. rms
Wafer koion-Yipe., Mn,
Ndsturfi1m.
4ussdrd- BLACK and Will.
Onfon-silvtr siIn. Whi,.
rod,aFa'; yellow and Red.
rfeas-Ertrs Early; Early Nav,
Msshlngtop;do Frame: 40 Ch.r,
ton; Dwarf Blue Prus,Ian. a.
haIrpufst: Bishop Dvnrfnr,,,Ss
rsh fps-Long Smooth
Parsisy-Curled.
:, PcPper-Large Bell. or nuu
Nose, Tomato shaped; Cay,nn.
WI ~ M phfn-LaIse Tsilo.
RAnbdr1- Victoria.
ndadiAh-IonE Scarlet shor,
voP, SCARLET Turnip; White DC
s aelIos do; Long SALMON; Blssi
p, Ss,.q,v-or ves.,as,. Oyster
SpinaeA-Rosnd lesyed.
SnisA-early Bush; Brn.
~ Io,sdio-Large Red; do Vel.
nrnip-rarly PA, Dutch, do
asd Top; Large White NorioiI.
m. hi,e Globe; Ruia Baga; Daies
nerbs-Anni,e; carrovay
anyme; Coriander; Lavender.
sweet Bash; Rosemary; sas..
summsr saroryi Sweet Mario.
MN. PALMER
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100000 !Saa STE 5L 81 sSn II S,lS3l;


j. d. GOODMAN viii from this date 10 close on bs
snb st9k Of Ready Made Clothing store al greatly re-
usl price,, V each oryD ior ts prTposs On geim.
btr With large stock Of TA Goods wholesale trade tH,
chants Va anghout The State will this In nd One and ali
are Respectfully solicited 20 call 10y sel n
~hs more v'el never Goods up ~ set 4,
complete computing every Article Geniemen Wearing An
EAre lal o the yey latest FyicsJ greater opportunity Tor
The Goods will be sold. i ID GonnWiN '''
=. - No. lSf Main street opposite garie Fnua,s
~ cnhlng IN suits, for house we'll servants IN
TO- Ih2i In Tsnt can money BY this great OBJ
mgi0 N n
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SPRIN NC, 1851.
EIsl-Skg H.tsnrg xDD

IRESH HARDWARE.
WV y. A o. DOSSAS, Rshmond, have byt The
Wv "SOTkthre," baltic. arrival. from EuIope
their Spring Inportion Of Birmingham Sheffield HARD.
WARE CUTLERY, GUNS and sADDLEY from manufacto-
es IN cur own country full and complete
American Goods rendering their stock
cOn'stng In part Of
GOO dozen Table Knives and FORK and Pocket Knives
RAIors Of Rodgers, Wade Butchers
manufacture; aud Scissors and Shears, embracing all
The various styles and qualities, and part OF and
beautiful patterns
900 dozen pairs Straight fine Twisted Link Trace Chain,
20 dozen Grass and Grain Scythes
80 dozen Wedding aud Killing Hoes, various makes
10 dozen Ames, Ro"anls, and other makes Spades
ShOyels
~ dozen ray and Manure Forks
100 dozen Rim, Knob sud Moriice Locks with
and Mineral knobs Stock Locks assorted sizes; and
Pad, Chest, Closet, Till and Trunk Lock-, assorted
go dozen Curry Combs, Of all qualities
zoo dozen Axes, OF Virginia, Collins Simmons
manufacture
300 Single Double Barrel Percussion Gun, par. Of nne
quality.
Yes and Ea.P. in great variety Cast. Shear German and Bis
tered Steel Casng Carpt ntcrs and
Jog Hardware generally together With all other articles
kept In the Hardware line
All Of which having been purchased for cash
be terms, they are enabled and disposed 20 any
ular house In this or other markets.
We have recently made additions establishment afford
ing as greater facilities fo exhibiting goods
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond 10 examine
and our prices assuring them that Effort shall
give them Satisfaction. ". 4. 4 q. DONEAN,
r,Nft -
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wApE w. wcOLDnIDE, Grocer aud Coiumi-.Ion MeI-
w chant, Offers for sale:
t0 hhds Porto Rico, Cuba and o sugur
100 bbs DO 4 and . DO
20 hhis reJoled MolAses
e1 bbs MoiasieS and syrup
20 do Richardson's No whisEey
50 do Tuscaioosa and Common do
~ package GuhpoTder, Imperial snd Black Tea
100 do Sperm and AdamAntine do
20 reams Wrapping Paper
Ony l1s Cotton Yarns and Beine TWne
100 10 5 ,5eSi p L1naon Porter quarts sod piN'
~ hhds BACON, sldes and Shoulders
80 bbls, kegs and Pals Family Lard
uefces Rice
pipe Oiorro sup. Old reserved Madeira Wine
10 or do 81 Cete Ma do
10 DO burgundy aud Pare Juiee Port do
. do Pale aud Dark Sherry do
70 boxes ClAret do
10 bbis sweet HaIaga do
By baskets HeiisleE Champagne, quarts and pinti
~ do my own Importation, and other brands, do
pipes Folets Imperial Eagle Gin
do Imperial do, a GOOD article
pnrohson very superior old ia. Rum
DO 81 CroiI do, key brand
: h;lf pipes iIenn'i,,e. and o. Dupuy 90 Brandy
0 do 30 Imitation do do
10 tons SEEDS and Country iron
80 kegs Nails, Cumberland and other brands
600 bag. RIO iagusyfa, Cape, and old Java Coffee.
hspee Pepper Gnger, coPPa'' Starch Cigar Of bet qu.
nia Bean sat pe White and Race 0inger Cotton and Wool
Cards window 6ia., Indigo Wig Blue, Painted Buckets snd
~ the lowest price Tor cash be sold In lots 70 suit
eaer' oVer price for cash. good aud puneual
| toners IN the nal time. api1
/ n REENHriIhR wHTTY SULPHUR IyATRit-PRICE RE
M DUCED TO TEy DOLLARS PER PARREI.-The virtues o.
s are too well and widely haoWn TO need word Of com
10 Lbl', fresh and in good order, for sale by
mJ sole Agents for the Proprietor
Il
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gs ~ 80 "a

<>REAT NuRrHEaiN MAIL. RoUrE.RkDUGTl0S or
IN FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHLaDhLPhid-on
ana .,e Monday the Iot Instant through tickets Baltimore
and Of this Company their
route, via washington the following terms, viz; .
BALTIMORE
Philadelphia, at........ tS
xhIh transit for self and baggage,
through the Washington and Baltimore free Of extra
ehary daily lines between fhila-
deps York; at rate. varying from " TO IS for each
for second class passen'
gers public be ut loss for cheap and comfortable
"trip New York. ,,,- ,
Baltimore, without derimen TO any privileges
,on.r,s,i NV Them 8. RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
orucr r., y. a T. II. r. Co. .
MI Anrus
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a :. .. SoIaissIoa MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE.

III Alikb NINSlUN,
e. COMMISSION MERCHANT MARKET BRIDGE.
mas on hand aud 10 receiving for SALE
i'oVoo lbs Todds Family, Carolna snhaed Civ .,,,
and Western Bacon 80 >N
iVooLodds and Cassards extra Family Hams
iGo bids and Kegs Western ar Smith Geld lar
Us hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
70 Bags Rio, Lagulra, oGba and Java Coffee
20 Hhds Cuba Molesses
% Bbs New Orleans do
o. Bhls Isle OF wight anpton Ami. a,,.,.
~ Bbls Genuine Peach
10 Half and two quarter casks Oognsc pr.pdv
~ 85s Sweet Malaga Wine.
100 Bbls Nett and Gross Halifax Herring
100 do No SMackereL
90 do Picked Cod Fish.
100 Backs Liverpool Salt.
.nO Boxes AdamAntinc and Sperm Candlrs
10 Ton Peruvian Guano.
do bone Dust.
200 fire brick,
10000 Segars, priced 10 the best br,n.s of U.v,ns
~ GasesMass and Stick LIcorlce.
700 Bales Upland Cotton.
NaIls,Curled Hair, Smoking Tobacco, Ac.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-20

r. ENERStTtEC ESsA VI
~ PELos PAREIRA, OR PARFIRA BRAyA AND BrCiiU-.
VIC cure OF Of the Urinary Passages Cu.
Ia sasei1ns DTop.y Iaundiee chronis
non ana Clcerahon Of the Kidneys BLADDER any
rat-by Of that and correcting IN, dp' on 10
mucous secretion when the AID can
aice re voe without PAIN and .cihy discharges rom
urine ~ '"'''''"'N'- "
It's efficacy a. the Pareira aads Of the urln,
y orrans induces to ssrbe specific nAuebe, 10
medicine che the gs
We quality Of the urinary secretion It originally
most solely IN discharges from the genital m a.,
bhne gonorhea iencorhsa and chronic indamma7 cf The
Ladjer In the latter ~ those diseases Sir D. Brod. NJ
caL 80" IN Recommending 81 satisfied says hi. nsEt
s"Eeoh lhat has great influence disease which II,
nov under confederation materially The
fopy mrcus which is itself great evil and diminishing
TIE Inflammation aud rTiIabi!ity % the Bladder"
For sale by DOVE co. " - " - - H. 30 a.