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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-02

READ. READu READiN
Statement Of the Rev. s. Sumner President Of the Henry
Female College.
Mr. Sumner Is widely known for great moral worth and
for high and honorable bAfing his school famed on
his skill and the rapid his pupils
make in the requirement Of useful knowledse; d
-r NEW CASTLE. N.Y.. May Is. 1853.
Indian Vegetable Panaeea has been used In
family and school with .ptire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
OF has also used With decided benefit and
Of those under my care. and Of family that Is
. valuable medicine. SIS. SUMNER.
Let everybody procure one Of Dr. Bruce Ainanses
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-02

" sae situated in Evansville Just beyond the Rsilfoad DE
-. a.; s.s re- vss . -, a?s - ~ .:sasa s.
convenient TO business and only about from Main
street. fine speculation offered in these lots they
TO Ia SOLD Those wanting places or
ins bne opportunity Of speculation had better apply imme
afely. One Of these houses especially 10 de-
sr.be residence For further apply At this once
elicit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-02

CAN IT BEf
GtAN /. be possible that s. EMBICH ap
~ pear before the Honorable City Council
ehare oseing Dry Goods too cheapf Or wAt
not worth more than ninety cents the doari Be th
Mr.. K. attend his Attain
while the Of his tim
endeavorh 70 do the greatest good TO the largest number b
sell good Goods TO his numerous customers
markably low prices.
Gail in ladies delight in getting good Goods
o prices. eye
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-02

CHAIRS.-Ju.t received and for sale Low ut our Flu
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodses
cane seat. and sofa-seat Chairs.
jabl7 WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-02

FURNlTUREs
OOFAs. Nvan, Center, dining, Breskfast and Car
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressin
Bureaus e; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclose
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and ma
tresses Also large and general assortment OF Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low BY
aug23lyd -t WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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WATCHES, &c.
MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE,

f. The subscriber (who has been en-
kA gagged with Messrs. Mitchell K Tyler, for
G.A2e the last two years,) having the tenement
n41sNo. 1871, south eide of Main street, second
door east of l5eh, has opened well selected assert.
ment OF WATCHES gold and silver) and JEW
public that he prepared to sell goods his line on
moderate terms He asks attention to his stock and
feel: assured that all who wish to purchase, find
no objections to his prices.
Being practical watch maker, he il also prepared
to repair Watches at short notice. and in the best
manner, or to mend Jewelry in coed style. Beliey-
ing that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen to dot he feels assured that persons
who favor him with their patronage once win need
no invitation to continue Ms services when needed
an S0-ts C. L. VOEGELE.
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E. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILL
~ VER-WARE AND SPECTACLEG.-The

E12e Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they at all
times keep on hand for sale superior stock of new
and fashionable GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of
English and French manufacture, which are sill re-
suiated and warranted to keep time two years. Our
stock of fine Jewelry is very extensive.
We also keep SPECTACLES of every description.
enabling us to supply persons whose sight 10 difficult
to suit, with Spectacles.
Particular attention is paid t. repairing and egula-
ting watches, BY one Of the firm; and any other re-
pairing in our line orders for the manufacture of
any style OF Jeweiry isexecuted for by our very
reliable and experienced workman.
Strangers visiting the city, and wanting any article
in our line will find it to their in'erest to call aud in
ment is warranted be as represented at the time
OF sale; and il any article should perchanoe turn out
otherwise than a. represented, the money received
for 1t will be cheerfully refunded We have endea.
yored to give sati.aeton to all who deal with u.s. and
Halter ourselves that we have thus far in
doing 20, and now give assurance that our efforts In
that respect will be unremittngiy continued
q All orders by mail promptly attended to-
0cS Sign of Illuminated Clock
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1I'EACHER OF FOKEi0N L1NGII1-

arrived from PARA bses eave 10 inform ths ~
Of Richmond, that he will rive Instructions Is ~
french and Italian Language either In private iss
sons or In class. sSs-s isg lss - = 49, ~
The heads Of Seminaries can have his serviee. =.
Usher In these departments, upon rsassnabIe fsrms
He has spent most Of his time in PARA and unds,
stands the lanxusse perfectly. He feels eon6Ssn.
that he VIII give entire sstisfsction.
Orcers may be left az the bookstore Of Jas Wood
house, Main street, 1t Harold Murrsy's Broad -
or at the residence Of his brother Sir a f5so,..'
corner Of 4tk and Broad streets oea ~
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FARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY

situated In james City County, Virginia, about q;
Iniles distant from Richmond. on the main Sta "a
Road leading TO the city Of Williamsburg and Known
by the narne of !" Psrkers Tavsrnp Ii eontains by
old survey 465 about 100 cleared balance hes
Willy timbered with pine, oak ash MAPLE poplar aud
hickory-prncipally the former. The DWELLING
House 10 in god condition, having undergone tho.
rough repair; the location beautiful and healthy
AZ objection can be raised Ut this day 10 tie u,e
of marie and its value, viii sdd that moro can be
found this estate and of best quality than can be
3 Exclusive of OAK, ssh, poplar ard hickory, from
600 to cords Of weed may be cut of the land
aud delivered either in York or the Chickahorniny
rivers shipped from thence the Nofthern cities
where wood il selling for u 50 cash Per cord by tbs
cargo, and must continue to command advancir
rates.
As the owners Of this properly resides nearly NV
miles from It. it will be sold for about half lie real
value.
:. For terms, kc., address p
80 TRUMAN A: PARKER,
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THE DAHL Y DISPATCH.
TUESDAY i10RNfN1s o0101EkN "a.
the DANCE OF rae 4UTU1NAL LEAVES,

HE DANCE OF TaE @UTUnNAL LEAVE
Bons b. the restless wi(1s slosg
Where the oouoWfal utoc11nn3 erioyeo
Hither and thither q nnythfonn.
Msrrily dases The assulAn leaves.
Upwurd they naoszt to tn murky sky,
Downward they plunesifo the sastt bslowi
Nov 10 ef1dy Wklrl they az,
New IN nadesp chsss phsy 60.
finkliss saliy, their ret s|Ivancs
Osvr the graves In thout hsle1 elssi
And the nusic T. which tk$y dance,
Rark tbs dirss's melody.
Onward menily still they %
Through the wood and ofef toe wavss
Tfl they find In the wintsy enow.
Chilly and dark. thsir ioatiy gave.
Borne By the temptsrs power alons.
While hind Heaven In pity grieves.
Oddly pes the human thrxne
ThoSs htienly - the asfstma lsevss.
Ueward they mount in fane1ss high,
Downward they plunge 70 plsasnrss low;
Now In the passiou. whirl hey o.,
Now In Ambttiou's chase hey 60. - e
Merrily still their feet sdysAes
Over the graves 10 thou gAslees aleo;
Add the music to which they dance,
Hark! 'tis diEse Of nelsdy. /
Onward. siddily.cs they a.
Over the aafth ana over he wave,
TIL they fna In the depth Mellow, SEE
Chilly and dark, their lo4siy grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

SHALL resume school september 1ath
Ihis = the 18th year have tsssht eehooi -.
~ nftn % sth sffssf q Teacher Of fns Ensis.ss
grsphys Arithmetic snd Grammar. Dsrtns &; ~ ~
time hsve been literally psfrcnizsd. nv ~ -
soicH me same favorable oonsdsssljon, presi.ia.
snd intellectually, that tkey msy iesve ~ -
wiser, estfsr, stsaAier beJs tksa they vsrs Vie,
u issee minute rcsorts Of progress spx a. 49,.
duet which sIl parents should scs6puIoosiv ers;n-
every wesk. 80 4- .s'''''s~' s's "
TI.As-es per quarter. Entrances always for N.
whole session. m p T2YInpsa ne
= "a 9-A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

AN AMERICAN PRIMA DoNNA.--A new artistic
star has arisen recently In Italy, that boasts of
American origin, In the person Of Madame Lucia
Escott She has already achie3ed wonders 10
Italy, where she has been educated and the English
press speaks delightedly of her recent perform.
ances In that country. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
nj FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

- CAPS.-The subscriber 10 now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with large and we'll A.
soTtsd stock Of HATS and CAPS q has ever been
0mered N this or any other market.
kurenAseu Will find, ON examination, that this Fall
0eods arc lower In prizes than usual while the styles
sna quehnes are tn many respects much improyed-
TIER ess many new and tssssfally gotten up HATS
ais really hsa1soms and Win be found verv desiss-
Bile. ssS 9g'-7s . s''-.
The snescriber keeps also large stock Of laaiae
fashionable FUR0 Of the newest and most fsskinr
able stYle4 also. misses HuR6, which viii IS "a
st Wholesale and retail on the best tsrms
JOHN DOOLEY
auS0-d3m d Asin street, RIehmon6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

MLANEs VERMIFUGE.-N0 remedy ever
invented, has been successful as the great worm
medicine OF DIR MLane. All who have used it, have
been equally astonished and delighted at its wonder
ful energy and efficacy. To publish all the testimo
mails IN its favor. would fill volumes we must there.
of them. ~ 70 10"
Japhet G. Allen, of Amboy, gave dose to a child
years old, and it brought away 50 worms He soon
after gave another dose to the same child. which
hours. - "oou' -
Andrew Downing, of Cnnbury township. Venau-
go county gave his child one tea-spoonful and sbe
passed III worms. Next morning, on repetition of
the dose, she passed lis more. f'''oA VI
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union Park conn
y, Ia writes that he 10 unable to supply the demand
az the people In his saw after traI Oh
mfuge. - Ane 'ei
Mesns D. L. J. w. Cotton, of winche ster. Ind.
happened last spring to get some of this Vermfuse
AFTER seLlns few bottles. the demand became no
great Ior II, that their stock was soon exhausted
Ihey state that 1t has produe the best effect wher
ever USED, and Il very popular among the people
DIR. M'Lane'e Celebrated vermifuse. also bis
Liver FILLS can now be had at all Respectable Drus
Stores In this city. tug
Purchasers viii please be careful Co ask for
and take none but DR.. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE'1,
All Others In comparison, are worthless -
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THE NEW GAS BURNER.

HE buDsCrlDer having purchased the
l. Patent-Right of an improved GAS BURNER,
which Is SO constructed to prevent the consump.
ton of gas than is necessary to make soft and
steady light, adding much to economy and the com.
fort of the eye, takes pleasure In Introducing the
same to his customers and the public gener ally
C. d. YALE, No. $50 Msiu It,
p. S.-The above Burner has been tested by Mr.
Campbell, at the Gas Works. by test meter, under
pressure OF q inches, and found to less than
four feet per hour. oe l1-dIH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

Do NOT PRooRAsTINATE.-Atten to that
Cough or Sore Throat in time. By 80 doing You NAV
avoid much suffering. This advice 10 applicable to
hundreds who take cold, and cough for weeks and
sometimes months. thereby so weakening the deli
cate organs OF respiration, that even should they
more susceptible to colds thereafter All this might
be prevented by the small outlay of so cents in the
purchass OF a bottle of SrABL ER's ANoDYNE CHERRY
ExPECToRANT. which almost invariably cures or
gives relief in diseases of the Lungs and Throat The
same may be said Of diseases of the bowels We be-
lieve that hundreds annually die. from neglect of
slight tendency to Disrrhes, whose lives might be
saved by the outlay of SO cents for bottle of SRA
BLER's DARRHeA CORDIAL, which il so efficient In
the cure of diseases of the bowels
Bee descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the
agents. WV
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles 70,
=. Fl. sTABLER CO., Proprietora
Wholesale Druggists baltimore
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. oc 9-dAaI1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

The tavern property in Harriaonbure. owned
and occupied by Mr.. John N HUI, was sold on
Tuesday last to M cas- Sibert, d New Market,
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epncIAL NorICHa

L,ar oY MARsuAxs.tosoond0e tho.1 hid.
bssion 4 the Fair. 10 commences TUESDAY. 5Ist DC.
'0s csst ~ na,aA.t-Joha n. Sheppard. il.
1id-Wm. Wood.
Il Gs;,f OF Ppliee-A. Jarvis.
Gsneral Superintendent ef Cyeuads-Capt. Charles
catas Dspa,t~ess 8. w. viskiin.
Hoyses-Caiyin Groon. Is -
Sheep-Theod. n. Davison. IS
Sscise-John Hillsman- -
Pssitr- Richard O. Hsskins.
Dairy DeportMess-Ioeeph Corbin Barton -
IegetoAts Dep0vfmeAf-A. 3. SforYs.
ma.sfaetnes-CapE Robt n. Nimmo. 81
I1ptensst Depaytaent-Wm. Garth
Floral DepartMent-J. Proser Tabh.
Pionghisg Mateh-Wm D. eimms.
Forage Mastev-Jacob Atiee.
Con1ittee Of Reception Of Gsesfs-Jaa Lyons Geo.
w. MunfoId Chas. Carter Lee.
FRIDAY. nth oetobsr.--The Grounds will be
opened for the reception Of Articles and Animals,
espted, until 9o'elock A. n. on Tuesday, 31st.
TUESDAY, Slst Oct-The judges win be called
ct 10 o'clock, will assemble at the tent of the Chief
Asfsha on the grounda answer to the call OF their
nsme1. receive form books in which to record their
swerds and then proceed to the discharge OF their
duties
The Grounds win be opened at O'Clock A. n. for
the admission Of Oficerh judges. and Members Of
All persons win enter the Grounds at the Gate ON
Main street. and retire at the Gate en- Fraakiin 81.
The MarshaIs will meet On the Grounds SA-
TURDAY the 18th inst, at o'clock A. n.
JOHN n. SHEPPARD, IN
oczS Chief Marshal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

A.C. Nelson. formerly postmaster at KeesviIle,
who escaped from Jail at Troy, where he was con.
fined to await his trial. on charge of robbinp the
mail, Il believed to have fed into Canada. He is a
son of the celebrated Canadian Patriot, WoIfred
Nelson. -
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To THE CirIzEss AND STRANGERS VISIT
ING THE CITY If you wish to get So1r HAIR cut
and dressed in the latest and most approved y1e and
your Whskers changed to beautiful black or brown
color Just call ON HOBSON, at the Hair-Dressing,
Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon, under
the American Hotel.
N Blot Gold and Shower Baths can be had
daily FROM A. M. to p. N and on Saturday to IL
trance on llth street. &C s3-ts
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WATCHES, JEWELRY.

"A &e:-RAYMOND& ALLEN, No 144t South
AAHe End street. Philadelphia. formerly Of Rich
mond, Va, } respectfully invite the attention
OF their friends and the citizens of Richmond. Va
generally, to their new and well-selected stock OF
FINE Watches, Jewelry. Loskstls. Medallions. DC,
&c. Customers visiting Philadelphia will find 1t TO
their advantage to give cali, a. we are deter.
mined to sell on as accommodating terms a. any re.
tail house Ia the country.
N B--AH kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired
in hrstrate order and warranted to keep eood time
Jobs Of every description ON Watches done for the
trade on very reasonable terms.
RAYMOND l. ALLEN. I44t South End st.,
se25-dlm Philsdelrh;s
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvH.-nr p..a,
CnoLER. RaEvEHTIvE.-1hisp rSpa 49, !. soA
re public rot e remedy y :. 1890 s,
piarhca1 0ysentsry, Pain In the stomssE sosseess
es .ask seonaeh &e- de- Il q not snpsss.sse =
- sssts sanses no nplsssat sensston, ~ Sos
- things - yos hsys iesld 81 q ssss
~ oeysos. =. p. e0elN6O3N, Il. B.
Han q sssskiia strsek epposts Ne tseDeiits.
~ @Sm
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS NO. Il
.@@ The Subscriber would call
- 0>the attention of all who are suffer.
ing from defective vision. to his most complete and
handsome assortment of SPECTACLES and EYE.
GLASSES that ever were seen In this country. Tho
superior Glasses. and his skill of applying the same
Presbytia, Presbytic amblyopis. cataract and weak
Of the Retina SO well known that they need
mentioning. Thousands have been aided, and the
eye preserved in . natural state. If you wish your
eye properly treated, do not purchase Spectaces
lie you would watch lingering; but call for
the proper aid upon one who has made this impor-
tant and delicate organ, the eye) and the applics
ton of Spectacles to the same, thorough study.
Call upon e. MARKENS, Opticiau,
&C 16-d1m 69t Main 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

THE LoNc MOUNTAIN ExPoslroR. We have re-
eeived paper with this title, accompanied By !
request to exchange. It purports to be published
q Rustburgh, Va; hut we have not the remotest
idea Of the locality Of that Interesting place. We
viii give the editor the beue6t Of our circulation,
however, By copying some 4 his paragraphs:
Wshad expected to give en this number, an in.
tcresing letter from the sett Of war In the east
but our correspondent was detained on his passage
out BY being robbed OF his letters of credit to Eu-
rope, amounting to 81 12 cents and his letter did
NOT reach ~ time to appear. We shall, however,
give Il In our next.
We are led to believe that The owner of one of our
most fashionable hotels is about to enlarge the pre-
misses 70 an indefinite extent from the fact that
heard he has refused for abortion of his lot a
price equal to about 90, 600 al acre.
Our exchange list is already very large, and our
correspondents are in every 6ty of the world and
the island of Japan.
Wanted, at this office. young man of christian
travelling agent for the Exposilor.
We find on our table BentoAs Book, $50 years
view" In the course OF the mex: 30 years we may
yeoiew it. t :
The market reports are quie comprehensive
We quote:
Sales reported of q few bbls at S5. We learn that
ono of our principal citizens hal recently sustained
heavy loss in this article, having staked long ears
against nubbins on yield and been taken
Tobacco-In demand. Holdegs of fine qualities
finding it difficult to keep any abous their clothes
Some features of the Long Mountain Expositor
lead TO the suspicrn that Rustburgh is situated in
Campbell county, but it Is not Gown on the map"
nor 10 1t In any of the "raiwsy and steamboat
guides"
GREAT Lo.-The niagara Nail" of wednes.
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GREAT Loss-The niagara Mail" of Wednes.
day, says the large three masted VESSEL the Ocean
with = very valuable cargo, was totally destroyed
by fire on Tuesday, In the harbo1 of Port Dalhou.
sic; loss estimated at $500 900. Port Dalhousie il
the hsrbor for 81. Catharines, ABOUT IL miles from
Niagara
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"SPEAK OF ME AS AM-NorHNG Ex-

"SPEAK OF ME AS / AM-NorHlNG Ex-
TENUATE, OR AUGHT SET DOWN IN cE"-Capt
CANoT-The authenticity of the book lately Issued.
descrb the adv Of Captain Canot while en-
gagged in the African slave Trade, has been doubted
Besides the letter of DR.. J. w Lugenbeel published
some weeks SINCE which assures the public that the
Captain is a vertable personage, his own letter to
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray, certifying TO the good
effect Of Aanpton's Vegetable Tincture his rheu.
matism, puts the question at rest 1t be seen in
ITS appropriate place.-Noyfoik Neios.
We have no hesitation in recommending to inva.
lids the medicine for some time advertised in these
columns under the name of 'Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture." - !
1t il steadily kept in many families In this city, and
is valued tonic and restorative in all diseases Of
debility, nervous arrangement. rheumatism, &c
Wheeling Lntelligencer.
You need only to inquire of your neighbor If you
would be convinced of the good effects Of the great
medicine Of the day-HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
TINCTURE! In Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, general
nervous Debility-especialy offemales-it has shown
its power to restore health.-Sarannah Ne,rs
Soldin Richmond. by o. A. STRECKER and PUR.
CELL. LADD l. CO., and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis &C 23dGcts
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OFFICE X. r. u r. Il. X. COMPANY,}
RICHMOND. Oct. II, 1854. !
rNEN DOLLARS D.-Ranawa,

Il from the service of the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company. on the "a Of
about feet inches in height, brown skim with
bead on his chin, and sometimes hesitates when
spoken to. He 10 about % or so years OF age He
has wife living at Mr.. Henry Georges in Caroline
county, whither he has probably gone. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to in Rich
mond. w. N. BRAGG,
oc IS Supt of Rosd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

NoTIcE.-The Board of Trustees of the
Town of Manchester will, on the Goth of October
next proceed to elect Police Officer for said Town
who will be expected to give his exclusive attention
to the duties of the Office Salary $500 per annum-
Persons applying, will make known their wishes in
their own ndwriting, to me, or before the 18th
October. FRED. w. BEDFORD.
se2I-law4w Sec'y Board of Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

DR.. B. r. WEXFORD, proposes to prac-
tice the several branches of MEDICINE in the city
of Richmond. -
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel, or at his
office ON Bank street. near Ninth, will be attended to-
DC Clint - Y. - I. !.