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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14
NERS. WINsL0 Van Experienced Nur

NERS. WINSL0 Wan Experienced Nurs
I'VE and Female Phys clan, presents to the attention
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children Teethg
For the Ntrvous Affections, Commissions Fever, Indam
nation Of the Bowels &c. that attend this period OF chill
dren She recommends it oproduce the desired e
feet giving to the MOTHER and relief and health to the
infant.
child on Congress street was cured by the Soothing
Syrup of Inane Dysentery or Darrhoe LATTER being Civ
en- over by the attending MUSICIAN.
Mr. Blackman of Eddngon, says it has never failed %
cure the Dysentey Darrh0a hlircn whenever used
in the village. Lots Of it is sold
One parent informs me his child has suffered u an
aarning extent, with Fatuence Wind Cholic Lately
ey have used the Soothing Syrup aud it always effects
speedy cure.
Mothers Try it in every town where it has been sold.
For sale by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Cortandt street,
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astonished at the wonderful per-
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER, prepared
by CURTIS & PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all for the cure of
suinal complaints cramp the limbs and stomach rheu
matism in all its forms bilious cholc chils and fever
burns sore throat and gravel it is decidedly the best
medicine in the world. Evidence of the most wonderful
cnres ever performed by any medicine circulars in
the hands Of Agents. You may be positively sure of re-
lief if you it, Millions of bottles OF medicine have
been sold in New England past six or eight yearst
is now for the time being introduced into all the prin
cipal towns in New York.
Cramp and Pain Killer. All others bearing the name
are base limitations Price 1915 %, and S cents per bot
tie according to size.
Also for sale those pure WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
for the cure Bilious and Jaundce complaints and gem
eral debility They quicken the blood and give new life
mint bottles CURTIS q PERKINS,
149 Chambers street, New York.
AGENTS in Worcester, NJ B. Green, L. T. Lazell, Bush
l. Co. and c. A. Harrington Co.; New Worcester,
jerks & Vassall Shrewsbury. l. c. Knowlton; Fitch
burg T. B. Lane and Thomas Choae; Leomi1ster, A T.
Perkins, Stering A. Al. Lee and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country. deod&wly %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14
ARCANUM LIQUID HAIR DYE.

,Y.>--,--S.1, JANKINs Il CLoUGH having used
~ 1D+ElN all the different Hair Dyes which have
SNSA ~ been introduced to the Market they take
ESl Af$$ great pleasure in presenting to the pub
4 lie, the above preparation as superior to
S$lIllHE all others in use for producing beauti-
(O$&xYSOl full Brown Black, in shorter time than
ssn-S%S-A any other Dye regardless Of the weather
and without injury the Skin. Persons wishing Color
the Hair or Whiskers will find less trouble in the use Of
this article, then in any other in use. 81 s,
Sold and applied the Hair Dressing Saloon Of jazz
ms & CLoUGH, Union Block Also, sold Wholesale and
Retail at L. T. LAzELLs Druggist Store, 201 Main St
JANKINS, CL0UGH, WALLER
ap12 diff Sole Proprietor.
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HtLENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.
Va This delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical
process from the hot house plant.

ELENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.
"a This delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical
process from the hot house plant.
LEMON TRIFoLLA,
is confidently the Ladies in particular on
account of its refreshing and delightful odour contains
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
FORM and wfbe found very useful for removing the Ian
guor occasioned by crowded rooms, &c. Also, dec
ous perfume the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts, yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne.
For sale Worcester together with assortment Of
Glcnn's Justly celebrated Perfumery, by L. T. LAzRI,
SIBLEY 4 SooTT Bush & Co., Il. II. MARSH, d. ScoTr,
JR NJ. b. GREEN, JAMES GREEN, Druggists, &C., and by
JNo MoREY Co., JANKINs CLouGH, Hair Dressers
Manufactured only by L. W. GLENN, 20 South 4th st.,
Philadelphia. to whom all orders must be addressed
mch30 deodH
H-NIIJID LA MPS.-l00 D0Z. Peg Fluid Lamp
IT for Shoemakers.
SO dozen 1st Size Fluid Handle do
30 doz. End Size =" I" do
rs I" Bed Handle do.
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps Households Patent
Safety Lamps together with general assortment Of
Lamps of various kinds, for sale wholesale and retail al
low prices, by H. AYRES,
sl2 diff 23S Main
IL G. FISH, MANUFACTL RER OF
He Wrought and CAST Iron Fences, Crates for side
walks, Irons for buildings bridges, &c. and all other
tices which can be made in my line of business Pur-
be bought Of me cheap in Boston or elsewhere as
have large assortment of the latest styles Please cali
and examine Union Street
Worcester. NV s7sha i1y
EVRESH GROUND GENESEE FLOUR.
n 1000 bbs. best extra Genesee Four receiving in
Store from the Western Railroad Depot direct from ths
Mills and for sale at the lowest market prices by the sub
scribcrs. Also, have for sale good common brands
ALDRICH & co.,
43 and 40 Front st., Worcester. Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14

FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES.
large assortment of Beds, Mattresses, Bedseads, Blu
reaus, Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, Clocks. Sc
constantly hand and for sale, wosesale and RETAIL at
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
han.,n,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14

Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enameed Cloth, Axes, sc. London elastic, and
Common varnsh, without adulteraton We have applied
"Everett's Patent Coupling
so that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round in
halt the space usually required and easy of to
passengers We believe this the best improvement that
has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale Of shop, and single rights.
No 10 and q Exchange st. dawtf
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BOOKSTORE.
N. RERvEY, zo7 Main-s,ree,.
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
pJANK RnOKS

N. iERvEY, zo7 Main-street.
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS,
Almanacs and Diaries for 1866.
BOOK AGENTS be supplied at large discount
with fine assortment Of new and valuable works just
School Teachers be supplied wihbeautiiul Re yards
of Merit N HERyEY.
EpOOKS-BOOKs-Bo JoHs: KEITH
hb 4 Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. z3y Main st.
periscopcs, by De Elder.
Woods Illustrated Natural History.
Memoirs of Celebrated Characters, by Lamertine, VS.
The Lost Heiress, by Mrs. L. Southworth
The Wide Awake Gift and Know Nothing Token.
Ma N1ou, Reef Earrings In the south Seas.
No 6 Harper's Gazetteer.
Meaning of Words by johnson.
Emanuel Phllibert, by NJ. Alexandra Dumas.
Artificial Fish Breeding, by W. II. Fry.
Western Home, by Mrs. Sgourney
Kepen's History Of the Middle Ages, vols.
Memoirs of Napoleon, his Court and family.
Swell Lie at Sea-
The Singers Companion
The Spirit Rapper by o. A. Brownson.
Illustrations of Genius by Henry Giles.
Tennesseean Abroad, by Mac Gavock
The Inebrate's Hut, by Mrs southworh.
Journey through Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor.
Kanzas and Nebraska, by Rev. Y. Z. Hale.
Progress and Prejudice by Mrs. Gore.
Virginia Comedians vols.
Woodcraft by Smms.
The Ca in Boys Story.
Party Leaders Or Sketches Of Distinguished American
Statesmen
Lfe's Lessons
Life of John Chrysostom.
Poems, by Thomas William Parsons.
Memorable Women, by Mrs. Crosland.
Arctic Crusoes, by Percy B. St. john
IMPORTANT BOOKS, ENCYCLOPEDIA,
4 BIBLI0GRAPHICA-a complete list Of Authors and
their works.
Encyclopedia Metropolitan, Historical Division.
Iconographic encyclopedia.
English Encyclopedia
Smiths Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology.
Arnold's History of Rome, new edition.
Aichelet's History Of France, edition.
Bancrofts United States volumes.
Polyglott Bible Languages large type.
Historic des Sciences Natureles Par Culver.
Hume's Philosophical Works. volumes, 4calf
Lord Bacon's Works. complete.
Shakspere's Scholar, new work.
Lngards England, svols., in morocco binding, ed.
Gibbons Rome, do do. do
Hoilons Works. 9 esta
Irvng's Goldsmith do do.
Chambers Information for People.
Appetons Mechanics Dictionary. ei
Ures Dictionary, entirely new, English and Am edition.
Koepen Atlas and History Of Middle Ages, new work.
For sale by e. BAKER 4 CO.,
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VEvHE FLoATINC BALLS, OR
Il KNUCKLE
w ScIIIhT(r NJ A I-tII L NJ L

-s2, 80 , CARDIAC ES.-A. ToLNiAN II
.,ifSS ~ ~ co. have SO new CARRIAGES
!, ,tx~t9sar| fr sale Coaches, Carryals, Phaetons
y 2z-------AtE--1 p Buggies, Chaises.
Also, secondhand Carriages, 16 new Harnesses
An assortment of Trimmings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14

GRINDsTO ONES.
Horse Nails made from the best U. B. Iron, warranted
N. B. P. & l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL
II The above will be sold the most favorable terms
by the subscribers at the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT 4 INMAN
Worcester Oct l, 1854. deodawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14
H-NI,UID LAMPS.-l00 DOE. Peg Fluid Lamp
81 fnrS hoem aLers

Camphene Hanging and side Lamps, Households Patent
Safety Lamps together with general assortment Of
Lamps of various kinds for sale wholesale and retail al
low prices, by IL. AYRES,
sl2 diff 23S Main q.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

to ten words make a line-lO to
les are Hsquare" noupareii type
NO. Ir~os,, lines Fran s 10 lines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14
lpAR INON AND STEEL.

Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face A'soils and
Vices. Best Eng1tsh Aisuils and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS BLAcKSMTTH's LLoWS,
BLACKSMITH'S SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14

4 DRAPER & CLARK,
Commission Merchants, and Dealers in FLOUR and
GRAIN, Wool, Grass Seed, Lime Cslcined Plaster Ce-
ment Salt Potash, and Western Produce, ssa
Nos. 95 and 81 Front Street 81
EDWIN DRAPER, JOHN S. CLARK.
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1H1HE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1853

VHNHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1853
u The Kentucky Straw Cutter is now manufactured by
the subscriber and for sale at No. % Mechanic ST. Wor
cester. The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited examination of the above nipple
It cuts all kinds of fodder from the finest hay
The coarsest stalks and all kinds Of vegetable without any
alteration. In short, ii is the most simple, most efficient
and safest Gutter beng wholly free from the crime of
anpuatng fingers. &c., that has ever been introduced in
this State. DAVID B0YDEN.
Worcester, Nov, 1858. nov30 dawtf
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PATENT AGENCY ond MODEL Manufactory,
Over 207 Main St., (near the Amer. House.) r
Drawings Specifications &c. prepared. Patents procur
ed. Working Models warranted to answer the requisi-
tons Of the Patent Once.
Postpaid communications strictly confidential. 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-14

dtna07a1cS and DtdrleS JoT 1000.
BOOK AGENTS can be supplied at large discount.
with fine Of aud valuable works just
ceyed. Ma
School Teachers can be supplied thbeauful yards
Of Merit N. HERVEY.
nj
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13

"as sure as you and are to be miserable
here and our children hefeaTter, have
sold the reversion Of it this day, and have
lost every farth,ng got for it at the haz-
ard table. "What, all I" replied the lady.
Yes, every farthing, returned he, and
owe thousand pounds more than l have
to pay" Thus speaking, he took few
frantic steps across the room. When the
lady had little enjoyed his petplexity,
No, my DEAR, cried she G, .you have lost
but a tride, and you owe nothing, our
brother and have tal.eii care TO prevent
the effects of your rashness, and are actual.
ly the persons who nave won yoiir for
tune; we employed proper persons for
this purpose. who brought their winnings
to me; your nioHes, your eguipace, are
III my possession, and here return them
TO you, from whom they were unjns.lv
taken only ask permission to keep III,
Jewels, and keep you, my greatest jewel.
from such dangers for the future. Her
prudence had the proper effect, he ever
liter retained sense OF his former follies,
md never played for the smallest sums,
wen for amusement.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13
NO.. 10

= =
is through with the stock on hand, my
friend from Alabama, Mr.. Com, who is
prolific will come in with an armful las
is usual with him-and then we shall have
it for at least a month. Laughter.]
Mr.. COBB. Will the gentleman allow
me to reply?
Mr.. LETCHER. Certainly. fs
Mr.. COBB. Ii the gentleman viii ex-
anime the Calendar he will find, that in
proportion to the number reported more
bills from the Committee on Public Lands
were referred to the Committee of the
Whole than from any other committee in
the House.
Mr.. LEFGHER, suppose the gen
tleman's committee and gentleman S claims
stand exactly as the reports from the Com
rlttee Of Claims, OF which am member,
stand here; and that be has no other right
tc any greater advantage In behalf of the
reports from his committee than should be
granted to any other committee Oh this
floor.
Mr. COBB. fspokc Of the bills on the
Calendar, aud which have been referred.
Mr.. LETCHER. Very well; they have
so many referred. Now what is the course
to get at the balance Why they como
here, and one member of that committes
after another takes the floor, and no other
member OF a committee ever gets chance
to report. That is the game.
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P O E T R Y
From Punch.
THE RUSSIAN LOCHINvAR.


| The big booted ear had his eye on The east,
| For treaties and Iuces he cares nul the least,
| And save his good pleasure he tulsci fence hail
| He talks like the vandal and acts like the Hun
So fai,hless in peace, a,ii so ruthless in Iar,
Have We ger heard OF king like the bi2-looie,
czar
He stayed not for speech, but with sabre am
gun:
He rushed into Turkey, though cause there wa:
none,
Bnt when he got near the Old frpu Gaze,
He Iou,i.i certain reasons which uiged aim Il
wait.
For down by the Danube stood Omar Pasha,
Prepared 10 encounter our big booted car
So he drew up his lesicns-serf, vassal and
lhral.
His foolmen, and horsemen, and cannons, and
ali,
Then out spake bold mar, his hand OH his
sword
In an altitude fitting an Ottoman Lord.
20 come We IN peace here, or come ye IN war,
Or 10 see st. Sophia, you big-booted car Z"
"Pve long asked your homage, my suit you de.
And my holy feligi on you've scorned AID de
cried
So now I've come down with this army Of mine,
The rights aud the wronas OF the case to d. fine;
Aud you have moi chance, for the MussulmaD
star
Must pale when il looks on the flag of the car"
He flung down his challenge, the Turk took il
up,
(Rema,king ON slips 'twixt the lip and The cup)
Aud defined TO his logic The brefiesl reply,
That the claim was unjust and lis proof was
lipn
And he brought up some thousands of swords as
bar
To further advance by the big booted ear.
So before Oitenitza the battle took place,
And The Russian thought proper 10 right about
tace,
For the gun. OF Siamboul had menacne bonn
And bombshell sent fl, lug The Danepburg
plume,
And The Cossaeks all grumbled, "'TweIe better
To eat taow al home than dine out With the
car"
One hint woull not 10, mol one word in his ear
The despoi commands, and his men Persevere-
SO again to The treezes their sfanards are flung.
And kadfal echoes the war-irnmpet toneu.,
Aud the Ottoman, charging, has scattered aiar
The i'll aied troops oil the bio-booted car.
There was wild dismay in the rear and the vain,
TIE Moslem they rode, and the Cossaeks they
ran.
There was racing and chasing Twas pleasn g
To see
The Russ as well bat as Russian can be.
May this, and much Worse, be all fortune oil war
That awaits The old pirate, the big bonsd tzaf
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stop nv Paper

The following remarks are too good to
be thrown aside, without passing notice.
They are true to the letter and suitable to
all locali'ies. We are of opinion that the
weakest capacity cannot fail to understand
them: sHt a.
It's astonishing what exalted notions
some persons have of their own importance.
They seem TO imagine they are altogether
necessary to the onward roll of our little
world, and that if, BY any means, they
should be showed ont of the way, the
screws would be so loose that the old ma.
chime would no longer hold togerher, and.
of course, ifsuch important personages on
ly say to an editor, ''stop my paper the
whole establishment: must go to pc, instan-
ter. We have often laughed in our
sleeye--thouah outwerdlv we looked as
grave as an owl-when one OF these regu-
lators OF the world has marched into QUO
editorial sanctum, and ordered a discon-
tinuance OF his paper. And It always does
us good to see how the starcl,is taken ont
OF him, while the editor smilingly replies,
"Certainly sir, with the greatest pleasure.
just as soon as the CLERK, has entered
hundred or more Names which have Just
been sent 1.-THE mighty man wits down
like narrative of a whipped spaniel, and
shrinks away mutterine 10 himself "Well,
| am afraid that stepping my paper has
not ruined him after all. y
These swells, who stop their papers
on account of some milf which has found
its way into their Uranium, are sure to
watch the time of the next issue, think,
ing that another number will make its an.
pearance, aud they are sure to borrow their
neighbours copy to see lift does not con-
tain the editors farewell address to his
readers a.@ s,--4,
We once knew minister, who, in de-
scribing the Christians character, and the
clrcumspection OF his walk, said the way
to heaven required as much care as it did
for eat TO walk on a wall covered with
broken bottles. tits something so with
an editor, if he pleases every body. II
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NovEL-CoApENsEp.--Mo onlight night
shady grove--two lovers-eternal fideli-
ty-yoang lady rich-youn man poor
great obstacle-young man proud--very
handsome--very smart-sure to make a
tortune-young lady's father very angry
WON'T consent--mother iatereedent--no 60
rich rval-very ugly--yery hard heart
ed-lovers in bad fix--wont particle
moonlight again--garret window
opens-repe-l adder---fligh t-parsuit--
late-marrige-old man in a rage--won't
forgive them--dlsowns them---old man
gets sea-sends for his daughter-all for
given--a!l made up--oId man dies-young
couple get all the money-live in the old
mansion-quite comfortable-have little
childrea-much appiness.-Finis. Is, h
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Necessity OF Political Parties.

passage occurs in the message Of Gov.
Crosby to the Name Legislature, on the
necessity of political organizations, which
contains much truth as well as common
sense. 1t is worthy Of the careful perusal
of that remarkable class ofindividuals, who
are wont to rejoice in the sonbriqaetof no..
party men, but who, as general thing,
are the most stubborn and stiffed neck ed'
partlsans to be found anywhere. Here is
the extract: 81 - q
political parties are inciden, to every
form OF government in which freedom Of
thought and uterance are tolerated.
Their existence is not to be deprecated,
for in the weakn ,ss Of human nature, it is
to the watchful eye which each keeps upon
the movements OF the other, that we can
look with confidence for integrity in the
administration of government, and the
preservation Of civil and religious liberty.
is only when plunder, rather than prin.
ciple, becomes the cohesive power Of par
ty, that party becomes mitigated evil
Political parties should be-. with US as they
have long been, and as trust they may be.
the exponent of principles. To abandon
the one is to renounce the other. The
itSht vi every man SO 10 90 Is unquestioh.
able; convinced of error, that right becom-
es duty, a duty watch should be discharge
ed boldly. fearlessly and manfully. No
paltry subterfuge should be permitted to
serve as an apology no anticipations Of
personal profit or agrandizement admitted
as justification for the abandonment of par
ty and principle. The integuty of the ,n-
dividual members Of psatical parties, Of
the parties themselves, and Of the Union,
are synonymous, and each Involves the des-
tiny vi the other"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13
G II RAyNE. PATTERSON BAyNE. DAN'r. BAYsE
GEo; 4. BAME, & 60.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS &C.,
South ,eest corner Of King and Water Streets,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
rsH7 AVE now III Store large and well selec.
Is d led Stock Of Goods in their line suitat l.,
tor the Fall and Winter trade TO an exanina-
iion oil which they invite the attention OF coun-
ir, merchants generally. They pledge them
selves mol TO Exceed the Northern markets in
price, and in quality 10 equal them.
GEO. Fl. BAYNE s. co.
Sept 10, ls53.-tf.
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UNION HALL,
s 1 a a. 4. ton. virginia

-OUXX..UD..XXOU-----
PsSEIT. large and commodious Concert and
e. Exhibition room, III the Union Hall build
ihs, capable of seating comfortably 400 persons,
is How ready for use.
Persons wishing to occupy the room will ap.
ply 10 THOMAS P. EsKRIpGE, Treasurer Of the
Company, "A, his Drug Store.
January 10, 1853.
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DENTISTRY,
OGS 40 LIZ L.
DR.. E. s. n WISE

TEAs3 taken the office rec emily occupied by
81 fir. Feemster, one door above BrecEn.
rllge s. Sons Store, where he is prepared to
perform all operations in surgical and mechani
cal Dentistry in the best ard most improved
manner. Block teeth with continuous gums in
serted in all Eases where they are required.
's1fhe undersigned knowing DR.. Wise to be .
skillful and honest operator. takes pleasure in
recommending him to al; y no may be under the
necessity oil having dental operations perform
ed J. u. l.. FEEMSTER. D. D. S.
Persons wishing to Inform themselves rs TO
his qualifications are respectfully referred 10 the
following genllemep: Or. U. l.. Feemsler
DR.. Brown, of Rockingham, A Rice, Of Rock
insham.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13
j. M. CONRAD.

Cary. Street, second door abore 10, Rich
moad Fa.,
HOES Commission business exclusively in
the sale Of Country Produce and purchase
Of Goods to order He respectfully soitts con-
signmen,s, aud promises all The satisfaction
which he can hope To render by diiigent and
faithful attention TO such interests as may be
confided to him. Liberal advances viii be
made on produce in hand when desired.
Richmond, Oct, 8, lS53.-ly.
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DENTISTRY.
A. u. ARTHUR. d. u. S.,

HAVING taken the room formerly occupied
II BY DR.. FEEMsffH, in Staun,on, respectful
" tenders his professional services 10 the public.
DR.. ARTHUR having awaited himself Of the
advantages nf manufacturing BIO OK TEETH,
with continuous gums, can rest assured III say
ing tina, he is prepared TO insert paris Of SET or
whole sets In the most scientific manner.
Particular attention will be paid 70 cleansing
and regulating children's teeth-chdlood be
ing period " hen deatal aid ia often OF vas,
all advice relative thereto
graluitonsIy given
Stanton, May l6, 1853.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-13

Co. Once on time. an lfishman and a
negro We're fighting, and while graphing
with each other, the Irishman exclaimed:
You black black divil cry enough! IN
fight ill | die So'll |. sung out the me-
gro; always does. 3'~ss