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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27
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Commission Merchants, hiehnond, va.
Tost .ss RsS. : s.
.ns,s to receive toe of their publ
THos rINsLEY JOHNSON lat, Inspector a, seasrool Ware.
WIN PuaH late of ci,rt.ri.. Meeteneurs county Va.
FEELS LONDON GREEN GINGEIi WINE.
opo eicos S' e rS S,tfr y:s n.% oS Ginger
a., az toS
he Saeh and aes 10 rs.hsr
"a also valuable remedy Tor r.iuleney Dyspepsia and
dna q DOZEN
l9o Main street, and Pearl street, Richmond. sesHm
Two CONTRACTORS The North River Navigationcomp.
propose 70 lie. to Contractors all the unfinished
pat. ~ Tor in the so%rany'. s9.ran!ssd BSni,
and T. and nei Locks 3 Win about mile Of cans
S .s . fss ssn S e
T BY Act o. the Les'1,a p.sa March ISM
ally paid Rank At Richmond or a. ,y
by ss
i,t ' va. ta'a, 81. from Shieh after dedans the
prsv,G, g ne endIaE sum Become.
any loan as the same ry be-
wishing become contractors are invited to e..nn.
the line Of the proposed improvement and to
al the Mouth of the Buffalo ooDp,nys oGee in Lssine
oc9i-esE President y. R. ~ Company.
AnDERY &C, fOR sAIE-A splendid OF ssdie Bfi.
the @ % b s , 1s BY s cs
tara. Talr II not di'pO'ed Of at private time
No ca Main street.
ocl3-claw4~ GOULDIy
NJ cDoNALD's REGALA MaNtFNCTonY.-The sub.
VI sroer aoud respectfully
various orders That he has changed his ocaer
opposite the Odd Fellows Hail. where he will have
Increased facilities for the manufacture II all gaa
Costumes badges, Pags Banners &C. kc All
70 be Of a good quality low In price any
lar establishment In the United States. Address
oc3-din EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent, Richmond, Va.
NOiCf.-A persons having claims against the estate OF
~ Washington Atkinson will them
for settlement, and those Indebted estate will please
and settle PRESLEY 7. ATKINSON.
oc2b dot Executor Of O. washnyto ION Atkir, on decd
NANCY CASSiHERE PANTS. Shy the Jamesiown.
n new lot OF the latest styles Cashmere Pants
worn. HENRY SHAVER,
oell 1oS Main street.
I1AINTINGs, VASES. Sc.--In OIL o Canvass and Me.
tai Handsomely framed; China Mantle and Flower Vases
With and without Shades, for nAmtnpg Parors k for sale
oS2o ZIMMERMAN.
EFT AND PEAtL GDOiis--p1cgsnt Je Pearl Ivory Rox.
wood and Coored Bracelets Ae Crosses and NecKa Breast
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WATCHES, JEWI.sLsHMi;sILvEn WARE

NHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their fI.aa,
and the public generally that they keep A
On hand Tor sale stock
Gold and Silver WATCHES of English aud French
shieh are all regrate aud warranted
Our stock OF hne Jewery keep SPEC
tace every description enabling IuTpy persons
seh dfut 10 suit with Spectacl=s Particular
paid to repairing and regulating Watches by and
any otsr repairing 10 our line orders
any OF Is executed for BY
tbpeEienced
any article In our line will End 10 and in
'pect our gosd Every article cold is war
waaed TO be as ted at the time article
s0aa psres,nss 'uTn on, ",hsrs:e than
give satisfaction TO ali latter our.sivr, thai
We have thus far succeeded In doing sy
thai cur Efforts 10 that will
All orders BY mail PROMPTLY attended to.
MYERS JASkE, 15S Main street,
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r. USPRrcIDNsTED SUCCESS i.xei,.u.,, d, .,.v
h~tsrs ksSian Bsis eon'na.s 70 a,
thfeashset sHnia cure for Dyspepsia torpIdty Of
To b: had the prine.i Drug de ei,,
nc nd aud the STATE Of Virginia. -" W 1911"
Orders promptly attended 10. By adAr.,Iins
l. BAkhR, Riehmond Va
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irCTiON SilM.
r,T'r,S cay

FtTiIiS BAY -
By Larus e. shine
s.HT sHsSs &C. s.% nr sre4I S>aEs.cs nsc
sne, man %. wsbN nsa IN hs s'.n,. YIN
a. his old stand No o. Main STRAIT. bis .nre .. eS Of Sss
i.S:.i: c.;TI.s. sa9. S, Wagon and Car. Harness.
Al.ry. and h,ndsous auor,r,.r,of B,d.. a,,, v,,, a.
.bcr. stock + Of n. ac s,aSs,
~ osins ,d- under my ysr,on.i aperrisoa sIpr,s,
Visitors to ,h- Fair to attend. a, Mi.
Anu probably never .s." viii 'a eh,nss
a eo as.s,. b, ,u Joseph H. coLou1r
HS Taylor q Williams, Aucts.
4 ,xyALUaHLE FARM ON tn. New nridr.
q. %s"sSy . t OH "a .: q. =,
Farm Il. nsn n.e cG E,s
ST. ny Too.r seId1a. 6.Ins;on .ai adionns
.1a.n, lao Acres. Of Witch Is cleared and
The lnpror.m.nu snsis. Of coi.,s. r..,..,,. ., &c.,,
Kitchen, Stables Barns, Ae, all nearly new add in road
-. I'D, e. IN ian. s.ual and farm near tn. city
i T,RM Ms b. sh .. by By the proPIs.or
e1o TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auc,..
Hy Goddin g Apper>on, Aucis.
VAL,,u:AnLE LIMHkH HOUSE AT ROCK.
2 i Sa ss ss.. ss9.:.sas
.oras. Of NJ TAI LaHssr Hsu,e adaaby The
ore .ds. S. .sd b. = ~ notes,
o-ot -N~SS' ANa aue rstainei III lAv note 10 paid.
GoDDiS APfERs0S, Auetioneer,
BJ Taylor d Williams, Aucss.
Nj eiTv S % kiozMasb q NEAL ss5;
iL sisEEIs At AuoTIoN-o hosDAY November is,h,
a. oeltek r H. upon the sold that s.t
property fronting Bread Capitol see,,
C,p'o square and the virginia Washington .s
the east by lOth ,tr.et ~ N'u"ueo On
ss sRs s. :. ss1' I'D @
through from Broad TO Ca gitol street 'As
The property 10 well known that further
ae.taed unneeessrJ suffice Private Re.id.pe.s
Hote Purposes Public Budns Of de,rotIon AZ.
on all That could be desired and equ.ed By other pro-
Ikas-one ah cash the remainder on credit OF 10 y,r,
Win interest," payable ssmiannuay By deed,
-. o,-.a.o. TAYLOR d WILLIAM,
O~S-osA-,-SVet1dt,s Auctioneers.
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HEEsE-Ju, received 30 bpxes aud .sls. .,e,c
~ prime article, for saieby
oc27 GEO. 1. HERRING.
"oTFI cANDLEs-Tohaud, 10 10 the pound, for sale ~
IL ocY GE0. I. HERRING.
ErHED sYRUPAn article Of super quality. jos, rece
~ we'd BIZ oc2I GEO. I. hERRlSa.
FuNE UNDERSIGNED having associated under the Arm
Il BARREr MoSRis3. to transact the Commission, Forward
Ing and Whole' ale Grocery Busn,i ccty
friends nd the public that all orders
with prompt attention. Busnes will be conducted
sastory terms Particular attention paid the Wheat
and Tobacco
Corner Of 18th and Cary streets. Richmond. Va.
VIM NJ BARRET,
oc2o-c9m X. '. MORRIss
LNISE TEA.-lb chests very superior Tea
II just received for sale by
oc26 WINSTON 4 POWERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

BALTIMORE. Oct ga large drove Of csttlo coming
across Port Deposte Brijss to day. which al the
Telegraph wires North suspended broke Ii down. and
Ne can OF course get news from that source until
the damage Il rep,ired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

LEONARD y. FORSYTH, GEORGE n oIIpHIST
Gate of Wheeling va.) date Of rennes,e,,
T.. +. FORSYTH & CO.,
fORHARDIHG AND COMMISSION AERCHAGTSy
AND PRODUCE BRoKERs.
<>pnrp,.., LorlsyI-Lx KESIrcEI.
for the purchase and shipment :.n Lard Beef
" Pork, Whiskey Cheese, Timothy Bde GrAs And coy,r
seeds will be puoe,gaiy attended Being Agents Trans
tort!on Lines via Bait and ohs Railroad
road and Cana, We are enabled forward good
Refer to Brandt J, Baltimore; Brady cs,he NJ and
HANK wheeling; Sirsil Mcknight
Lou.Tile; Williams Brother, Richmond, virginia
aul-d6m 's
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By T.yIor 4 Williams, .uc,on,.,

nLCK TENEMENT AND GROCERY STAND on
- bhoAD STREET, FOR SALE-on MONDAY, Sjth October
~ oees r. ~ upon the premises will be sold Brick
on the North side - Broad, GiIner street.
he :ty formerly occupied By B.
The house has oo h,'et grocery stand and Tor Tia,
purpose its location IL very good ~' - ~ $500
The lot front: Is feet and back LA an alley
ierest and secured by trust deed. " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

cnuhcn hnt, RicxAosp, peb 10 liza
psr sr-BeinE t,nsJ tia, my .ii suffered very
nj from the use Of Bassrs premium ma H. m
Nth eat neess. In cases Of sumavr eopant. Win my eh
dren take great pleasure In them 10 h- %
a. z valuable family medicine Srsn Rev RLUREN PoxD
Mr.. < BAkan. Proprietor. 'NAD.
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AUCTION SaLES
AUcnoyxre M VIZ s-,l n,ks v,.,,,.

tIits RaLk
hUCTIoSEER tSD COvnISSioy rxscy.vr
400 Main Street.
a MA! AID rsSef Go OF MiansG rsrs,sa sET:
os eSt BY kLiAs uAtS No Zee Main street ssr,. ..rs
cola :. =: =. s. 80
TS. s'i r. s..s.. Ss
p.r sa: s.. P Port, s0as. Pure. Latte, n
"f ps ss;sT. s9;e,ad;, Line. I..sy .
Dun. coess % o :e work 0'''' f's.''oa 0..
- r sae oosi, stl be sold without reserve.
A'''' s iass T T,rrsn,.i :, rtprs.,n,ed.
" HALE A''''''' and o's"''' ,ss ss Me-
ny Deyenport, Allen 4 Co., A1es..
sD4M) Use. BOOTS. s,sos, Nd HNTs AT AUCrlss.
s. s g.. 4 =. "a
rss c :a' ssa so sss Id sRS.
n ns,., s0ur,. heavy Boot and Brorsas
c siS,.,; sSs & of y a..l,.s'. Find.
Richmond made nrosue.
Wrapping Paper. xr., xc
IS case, Cloth Cap, and Wool Hat,
, sIunder seo cash. 800 and over month, e,>,,, a.
oeit DAVENPORT, ALLEN = CO .,
DRY o. k tSp SSE so seSP s Q. Ia
,! dn a. Il, .se.oa Z. pr:
land S:ns ils s ssfs, ,
X :s,. e.; OF
eoa nss FROM The 10 Lana IS Ia, been ~
IN T.. vi. ,. .od separately purchasers yin SsS.
ssovs rood city Of Riesmond = S
ess.ss IN .h psss,s, ad,,n,.s., 70 brick oss
and n, enough IN cash to dsr,y the ss
four r.. liz
"a. s. .i, and Ysnesy. rruees By consent q
.els 2...d. aoppIs = AppEasos. A.s..
BY Pallam . D.Vi., Ases.
Rsn mi day =, 9N O'clock, si. Negroes
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FALL Ti,NDR OF 1881.

hEHUI INHUE ULUIHINU!
g MERCHANT wEIsIGrR, No. li2 Main street arc now
~ opening the largest stock Ready (YoSin1 they
have offered for sale Merchants requested TO call and
examine our stcck embracing every rdriy and quality
dgs orsrts To sell as cAp house this
ther North O S0uti. g. MERCHANT 4 WpIsIGER
n B-Aso ON hand every variety OF FHrnissfrg Goods
sept4
eNuh nENTThe pleasant dweinr 80
rbcr. - " Hui
Its eonvenences with Its proximity buIne
OF the city, render II Of in m,
city. Possession given from LIST to 10Th June next.
Applyto wM, II. MACE
my2T-N Or WINSTON A POWERs
UHOH HENrThc Dwelling House on Msyo street al -
IL present occupied by Mr. r. Dickinson Po,e,,iop E:;:
given on Is. October Rent $500 Apply to HIL
se23-u JAMES THOMAS, Jr. at his Psctory
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NJ sTovE AND SHIPS cARBoosrs

M. sTovS AND SHIPS oARBoosrs.
suis-dom 80 Lt0M Street. B1linore
WILLIAM HUXLEY, Exchange and Col.
~ iecn9n Once, No. 5 Pearl street. Richmond, va
sold. ' 49, o0NSh' Ano
made on favorable terms.
STOCKS bought and sold q Ooumrson.
Refer 10 ChAmbsriaine Cashier Farmer, RANT
lolf va Bo.den ESQ.,, CaLIer Bank Virginia. Norfolk
va Josiah wills, Esq, Merchant Norfolk Va hessrs Naury
Morton Bantsr, Richmond Va; Messs Co Bank.
ss va John Thompson, Esq. Merchant Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

~RELIEf ~ FIVE MINUTES "a
Iyier's Compound & uln Arabic CANDY Drops
Patented \. ID. 1897
HESE Drops invariably supsrcede all other eonee,iop.
.hefsyer they are introduced One trial sufficient prove
hs and that always follow.
ing plain true statement Of their iding adcdntdpes They
give relief without interfering .h diet
rendering the system They
pleasant aud safe they be without
or Danger Srd They made Of the
neratvr price.
Small Io.. l3h cents large DO 25 Prepared BY
gsts. neIl
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TELEGRA'u DOWN.

LtIESl "CW> "a !E.a6RaPB
EspsstAi sap n. RisApsad wig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

hE the pleasure OF those vho ". 49,, a.
yed 10 MAKING heir fall Purchases unt th, lime Thai
received BY the Ltfis H.Ity. and ~
we City Point, and by the steamers lea" and
we Ante 70 Ne~ yo'E extensive additions 10 mr.
toes Q, YAH snd Winter Dry Goods ne ds.orss one Of
n cv'ndnotHg erer ofercd 70 ne pui. In slt, Wis.
ives shsv Cloths Casmere Blankets yssilnr, and Csrpets
sew IN Quantities " suit tue take 10 invite
persons Who may be derou. Of their Goods .Iree
N importer Who selects ih, him psr,on 10 come asd
ocE4-dAciw N m toSnou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

- NUTTtE.
qnasrsnsd have 'oIp,d und.- the sru
conducting GROCtRr AND COMMISSION BtSiSkSS
They have atsn the lsh Main and CARY
streets recently occupied By ~ Garland, Hsq, te~p
constantly on hand general a'sorent Of Family
VINE Liquors &c, viii give their
sale Of all Produce entrusted 10 their care.
. z. NJ. BURTON
oie-U 2. o. GREHNHow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

sH GREAT CURE or RHEUMATisa-Ibe EIIio,. 81 a..
Richmond Republican, Of Dec iss Carers
Mixture Is quack medciue.
They had In their Afflicted Win vim
lent n.ruris rheunatm eoa,inu.iy eomnsn,nr
misery In the back limbs and oints yes become fever
,h and m.sry mech s.osn throat ,ynpom.
Spanish Mixture cured him. aad editorial notice as ab,y.
they bear testimony to its wonderful Effects say their onI
regret Is that all suffering with blood moi
Of the existence medicine They chsrruy
Bee their Certificate and notice In the bottle
kormeoy BENNETT 4 BEERS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

tSRoSIrhis day At 9X oeoek We WI ,.l .ix Nsr,o.
ocf' PELHAM A nlY1a a....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

1ichsonp, POST OIyrcE, FEB. L.
Thh 70 certify that have used Bkers Premium In
my miJ which nnd TO be rauase meden. In lon, -
APp-, ani giving tone and strength To ths system In
and fever, where have admhI,,ered
failed making perfect family ueiieIn- ,h.y
uneQuAllsd. n. w n nANVoi ~,
They perfectly harmless and may taken a. All b,
adults CT children. - N' ~
Price 90 per bottle.
Be had Of the principal OF
mond-and Of Lyman LynehbufE Todd Christian Peter.
burg DR. c.mu, williamsburg; VIM wynne YorIoTa John
.on and wallace, rredereksburg Calurn Co., psnyiIie.
king Toy Norfolk osIck and us,thn-y Portsmouth,
ShAphne wheeling. virginia; and Daris Miller Baltimore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

"NDOw GLASS; Havans whi,s sugar; N,- Yori syru,
w Java Co1ee, Fine SAT-, Cotton yarns; for sale by
oe' DAVENPORT, ALLEN . CO.
ICNrING COAfsJu,t received, an aidtIousi ,upply Of
those one Hunting Costs 10 which would seniioa
81 az those In want HENRI sBArvR,
Su los Main street
SAH AYL0AT'-"J hrsy 4 Darcy" brand, for cal. frc |.
CSao DAvssroRr. ALLEN CO.
20 fi.,; yteneh winiou Glass Pine salt Hydrs allie O..
-. menti Black rss; Cotton Yarns, nI s,ls By
SCI siEiL ALMONDS, s.sss n.ss. IA rer., ss .slssy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

INDIA AND CHINA.
ny the arrival OF tue overland mail dates rem Shang
received.
Caution con tnued to he In state Of sege aud Shans-
ha was still in the hands of the insurgents
NinRpoo. Foo-Cboo aud Annoy we're QUIET A large
quantity OF tea would be exported from Foo Cboo but 10
tea had arrived at Canton, and business was quite us
peodcd. There but little doing in raw elk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-27

Tho London Globe says the American Con ference
srnblrd the continent is, without precedent as We
der tand, acting under the drecnns Of the Piesisu,
OF the Ut States The Ambassadors Of that country
Assem- bled xchsnge information consult and Il,
port State nGais the continent. American trade
ced to every part Of the world and COME, enc.
had Ia view tho due protection aud advancement o
these interests IN arrangements treaties which
may be made in Europe. Mr.. Buchanan left London OH
Srurday aud has already been met by the American
n mister at Parie.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20
[$1.50 In ADVANCE.
NO. 2.
Courtship and WedIock.

Courtship is usually mere school Of de
ception. Jane prefers that John should know
as lew OF her faults as possible before mar
rage-no matter how many Afterwards
She dresses and puts on unaccustomed smiles
to receive him. Thus the Jane he loves and
weds proves to be two different persons.-
The former was angelic, the latter is alto
gether human The life of the sweetheart is
a brilliant surface that of the wife, sub
stance, dark and full of imperfections The
lover is no more candid than the mistress
What is the natural result ? Bitter disap-
pointment. Even where good understand
ing exists before marriage, and the bride and
the bridegroom have been wise enough to
give each other fair insight into their char
acters, they are apt to expect too MUCH
They forget that there are certain counter
poises as to the fruit and flowers in the par
adise they are entering For briars they are
no way prepared. 1t would seem they should
learn from those around them, since every
youth and maiden must have more or less
experience with the married. But every
man fully believes himself to be an object
of peculiar favor of woman. His case is
exception, his ambition aims at what was
never reached by married mortals, and if he
be no philosopher, the failure will taste of
gall. 81 compared notes with one of my
friends who expects everything in the uni
verse; says Emerson, sand is disappointed
when anything is less than the best; and
found that began at the other extreme, ex-
pecting nothing, and always full of thanks
for moderate goods" Would that all young
persons could learn to enter the sacred ground
of wedlock with this philosophic spirit -
But they will not, nor never will. Hope is
too sweet for them. They will not stoop
till they stumble. Lofty expectation hovers
over the precipice of disappointment, to-
wards which so many of our married friends
have been lured, until too late to save them
selves from tumbling down.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20
4 Biblical Reputation.

An old and valuable correspondent Mr.
Lord, who is now residing in Illinois, was
short time since, travelling from Jacksonville
TO Peoria, in that State AS he was passing
ID small hut by the roadside, he noticed "a
ragged little boy, of about ten years of age,
with large eyes and no hat, dressed in a worn
out pair of his fathers trowsers, trying to
balance himself on the splintercd top of
hickory stump.
More for the purpose of breaking the
monotony of riding all day without speak
ing, than to gain information, Mr.. Lord
reined his horse up to the fence, and ex-
claimed.
"My little boy, can you tell me how far
it is TO Sangamon bottom ?"
"'Bout six miles, | reckon"
"Do you live in tina! house?' inquired Mr.
Lord.
"I reckon" was the reply.
Do YOU enjoy yourself out here in the
woods?"
GA heap"
"What ails your pants - says Lord.
"TOre EN- was the lacOnic answer.
Finding that he had hold of genius that
couldn't be plumbed, Mr.. Lord turned his
horses head TO depart, but III his turn was
now hailed by the boy, who, in u comical,
halfreluCtant tone, exclaimed,
"What mout your name be Z?
Lord" was the reply.
He grinned all over, even TO the wrinkles
in his fathers trowsers, and seemed hardly
able TO suppress broad snicker
"You seemed pleased" said Lord "per-
haps you never heard the name before?'
ayes, | have!" replied the youngster J;
"Tue heard dad read about you !"
Lord put spurs to his horse, and says that
even the sacred thoughts to which the Incl
dents gave rise, were not sufficient to keep
him from snickering the rest of his journey.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

A HUSBAND IN TRoUBLE.-A few DAYS
since lawyer in this city was seated in
his office busily employed in studying out a
plea when the door opened, and young
stout son of Erin entered, doffed his hat, and
said he desired to take an advice of "his
honor" The lawyer bade him sit down,
and inquired his business.
"Shure he replied, Il want divorce
from my wife Biddy."
The lawyer asked what was the trouble,
but Pat seemed 10th to tell.
"Does she not treat you we'll, does she
not take care of your house, has she deserted
you Or does she like any one better than
yourself?" were inquiries made by the law
yer, who endeayored for some time in vain
to pump out the least reason of the desire
for divorce. At last weary of the investi-
CATION, the disciple of Coke informed his
would be client that he could do nothing
for him without knowing the facts of the
case.
Well if must must,' replied the hus-
band: 'sure theirs little darIint l loYe better
than Biddy."
The lawyer could hardly refrain from
laughter sufficiently to inform the Hiberian
that the law could not touch such a case
as his, and Pat left with a countenance
"more of sorrow than of anger Boston
Traveller.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20
Gnmbling at Advertisements.

The following sensible remarks we clip
from the Columbia Statesman
Men, at times, are very unreasonable, and
often practice one thing and preach another.
For example, farmer has beef, corn and
tobacco to sell. Should purchaser wish
beef without the bone, corn without the cob
or tobacco without the stem, and this with
out paving an extra price over the regular
terms. the farmer very properly would regard
the proposition as outrageous, and the spec
ulator as crazy Yet men who buy and sell
the bone as we'll as the beef, and think it all
right. las in truth it isl are sometimes
grumbling at newspaper publishers for re-
fusing to do it. Owners of newspapers re-
fuse 20 sell corn without the cob. and beef
without the bone, unless an extra price is
paid. i. C. they refuse to publish newspaper
without advertisements. In doing this they
only do what their readers practice in all
matters of analogous character. Therefore,
when man complains OF us for having adj
vertsements in our paper, and expresses a
wish that they may all be taken out, and
reading matter SUBSTITUTED, we avow our per-
feet WILLINGNESS to second his wishes on the
payment of an extra price. To ask us to ex-
clude all advertisements from our columns,
and vet to sell our paper at present prices.
would be as unreasonable as to ask one of
our farmers to sell us beef without the bone,
at five cents per pound while everybody else
is selling both together at that sum. DO
yOu sec?
In short, this is the question. Will you
have a paper with advertisements, or no
paper at all? This is the true issue. The
bone as we'll as the beef, or nothing, for a
paper could no more be sustained without
advertisements than farmer could raise a
crop without soil With these few thoughts
for text, every one of our readers can make
a sensible sermon on this subject.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

FLAP JACKs.-Scald a quart of Indian
meal with sufficient water to make thin
batter. When it is lukewarm, stir in half
pint of wheat flour, and a gill of yeast,
and teaspoonful of salt; let it stand over
night. If sour in the morning, add little
saleratus, dissolved in water. Allow two
tablespoonfulls of batter to cake, and fry
them in butter or nice lard enough to pre-
vent them from sticking to the frying pan.
Eat them while hot with butter and molas-
ses, Or sugar.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

YoUNG AMERICA.-A little fellow about
five years old run across Vine street, near
Sixth, yesterday, and in his course run be-
tween the fore legs of horse, which was
rapidly passing along. Prof. Tom O. Ed
wards, who saw the occurrence, ran and
snatched the boy, supposing he was injured
in the attempt. But the boy, unhurt, pertly
circulated" Let him keep his horse out Of
my way what do care"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

The u. S. land office at Chillicothe, is to
be removed to Columbus lst Of April next.