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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

foLrIcs IN TnE fuLrir.-Tae Churca Journal, com
mentng Oh the numerous notices OF sermons on politics
subjects which appear in the New York pspcrs, peril.
uently remarkA:
"What Is the Of all this Has the old fashioned
Gospsl-"hich we have been accustomed TO belse. wa
the Everlasting Gospc-bccn at lcusth exhausted ard
worn thread-Osre: Is text flesh enough row for
preachers aud people except be t-hcn from the o.peI
according to the daily papers. Is it tia the mir. er-
aye t'ei Of the old topics Of grace and salvation and ~,
longer believe hat Gospel of which they pretend To be-
'pfelchera: The point we now wish make howcver
:, ihit Ia The county, where, had onGy hoped
church aud State, religion and politics thorour
hi forever divided, popular preachers rapidly r-,
|" De 'he leaders OF Pocii parties; aud puits
TO be, ~ III times Of Old, the best rrccig drums 10
up voters Tor political psriztns- Aud corresponding
change has taken place in politics, too, well ~ in -e
gion-boih oil them rising aud falling upon one Demo
cratic pvot-ro5 popmi As the pu'pir, therefore, IA,
grown political the stump has wIxeJ pius; and II ",
1raska rings OUT Justify from meeting house. i: i.
only III sonorons unison with the Higher Law resound
ing from tue Halls of Congrrs>"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

Tho New York Express reports that there are abou,
Three 'hod7ini yro'' entitled TO vote in thu, city, undo
tne provision oil the State Constitutions, which requires q
eo"red man to have beer three years citizen pos,es
sed q" freehold estate oi the value OF $3.50 and above
all debts aud encrmbrincsa charged thereon and upon
which tax shall have been paid 4 lovely state OF af
fairs We wonder who the "groes voted for in the New
York election yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

THE NORFOLK CoSvENrION.-We learn that nos, If
tue delegates TO the Norfolk Convention from tbi, ci,v
left here Yesterday, for the Of operations Otbe
will leave this morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
LIFE In TIE ARMY;


RHHIyLSCEECES or THE WAR WITH MEXICO.
by A NEW YORK VOLUNTEER
series Of Intensely interesting sketh each complete
continued Ia the HosIrOR These sketches
gallant New York Volunteers He
the entire Campaign In Mexico participated 10 all the Battle,
which his brave regiment was engaged and therefore empy
ruthfuy describe the
relate the various incidents pscuis. ~ the Csmptgn
NoSon " Published weekly In the city Of New
subsc rbers the following termspaysbIe
copy - copies Is copies
copies f2 and an extra to the sesr Of club
latter sire. II IL the
CHEAPEST am BKsT PAPER IN THE C0UyTRYi
Contains Sixteen superoyai octave pages and printed form
admir- suited for preservation Single copies
Cssrs Ivy all dealers In the United states.
Smith FORE, VIM Bater', dsorge NJ IVES, and Jas, Wood.
house, Agents for this city. HARPER CO.,
noS-6tecd New York. Publishers.
Os,iES BUTrEH.-Just received lot OF strictly prime,
aud fof salsby L0OkETr PANKEY,
noS-V 18th street.
q ELKtTED 80siIKN but ,KR AND NEW YORK
- CHEESE, received per last trip OF the jamestown.
NOS ~ ~ u. JAS. WINSTON.
tLENsK Mills, soup Dse,,ers, with thi. Digesttr
% MIL the retained
gured 10 make good Soup, for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
TEkt tRE stTsA hne Assormentof Steel Fire SETS, or
- mou sad Bsa Head do, Pots Fire Carriers. Goal Hods
Oindsr shovtis, 40. tIf.. % !.Htt. ..l - i -.
nos n.l..-i L.sl BULKLEY CO.
PPL,sAn wanted Lor Appiss, msrEed"W
N Rchmond stored - our warehouse, gooth size pa
sIn. y.g tnos eIu' 20 LUbLAM . wATsoN.'
N = Soxts HofEL CANDLE, for sale " ..I.aL. z
- stiJd fiaas IAN MOORE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

C"hMrrrp.-A Albert. slave Of Mr.. George E. EraI was
committed by the Mayor, on yesterday, Tor going ut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

lac HAHo" "@t:i', I'll be,d.m, Gci, hitherto been
III itvof "i Prn-si', published the following article OH tie
18th, which cir',I some surprise:
"Aus;Ti, withdraw her army in presence Of I,,
OF Russia Size mus, # the Ru.s,ans recross the Pfu,,
drive ;hrm back by force. The honor ami interest i
"efm1ny require IT; II - !Or the Russians defend them
selves against the attacks Oi the allies which NAV b,
mad" from MDldayil. Austria wouki not s.. suci NJ,
attack "i;h pleasure, but the allies persist she cannot
prevent II. Ru-sii. ia opposition to the proui,.-
mace TO tht esieh P1"crs, should again cnd.ayor To
occupy the D,nubln p,ncp ir.. or t., uuemu ,h.
Sigc "i the Balkan the convention, the 2D., of Anr
aud the additional article would possess their force for
Grrmsuy."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

The liabilities Of Meas Beau 90, ct New Orleans
binkcrs, whose SUSPENSION WI, previously aupou,csl
amount to about hundred itouiand Iol,rs
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unique ha. been Sre a su Tor
As Hair Tonic II is dsndrna aud pre-.
Ss%s sd.y 1na s, .o
property making Ss S Ts" Which Si a.s Il:
.9,s s' and hing as Al, a@Is
ss. restoring The ~ Hair when have
Us. sa sisnn,, mSn " III. & a Il, DOR
SSs' ;%a ss ns
s,sn; Gs, been T. Use iS many yea. and attn retains Tia
isn si.s:s ArSni T ,s,a r.
4 s.S .r,. ; s%s% sa:
,nSss to ths breath !, sa'i,sy FREE. which
s t. fnn. been used practise % Dentist
s;isnn's Trae verbcnn Wntsr. 100"
q; T., ,Ss:s =
~ @ a%' s In be ws e%"G re. ; q
psriams twin he
Also change Cologne Water article e the
es t as ss ~, % sA' popularity !" SO 30 short time
and Gae o:r sss ,s"r%n.Sm " Ss4
::ry nnd rsnrl r.Wdsr.; also. Vegetable
'''"k' 81 Mieh"%s!s r%sshIs wash.
sss s; i: ssss::,
s.essn, preparation 'Or the purpose designed. Fcs 90
,sbli,hed hoGie o. 1. W. 0LrNN, Phi adsiphis. " ~ f
As nearly 81 the above named articles have n by
please
- nS1s other ssaoins re name OF the l. W.
The Above s sts m ms pe had az and most Of
a CtnD.- beg respectfully to inform my friend. aud the
wood Mo- % Main sss, n q, an. ,oos AZ shs,. vam
sor n. p,s" 10 them and 10 uppy & viz ,ny scos
T. ' ,ia.. 10: : hay. been in s nous: SMI
and NJ VIM Gate, from The Is. AUG oi TO &, July e.
Rs,eiIae would he v,yy tny ,ss.v.d ard ave- ,he
pioysd ~ " WV ~ " j. " nAICIiYyE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

CArAcIrY THE Agcric's BoArs-uur reader. will
cmsnoer tnat tho steamship Oprry, which arrived
This port recently ith large number OF the pass myers
of the steamship City of Pnilidephs, brought hher
irom Newfoundland Of the boats Of tho lost steam
ship Arctic, hei"g that in which NJ. Edward Bashlam
the second ocer, lett the ship AMI in which
saved, though she had less that number at the
time she parted from the vessel. At the request of the
MesSs Collins tn. capacity OF this boat tested OF,
sturdy in the Delaware river in order how
many persons she might be able hold safely on all
emirseScy. The water wss rough at the time OF the
trial: IL o'clock, at noon, the wind blowing what is tech
ni:ily termed single reel ops, bretz,." At the re.
aest OF Mr. John L. Linton, nuub:r oil well known
Philadelphia captains attended the OCCASION aud
four experienced oir.en manned the oars and
many persons entered the boat found willing
90 Al the point OF departure above Pine wharf
There were hty-seven on bolrd nearly all Of whom
were seated AMI WAS the general opinion that she would
accommodate full seventy. Certainly she did not seem
be full, her sunwsles were from 10 10 Is inches
Above the water, and there apparently plenty OF
roam Tor dozen mere passengers.
IL mast be unlestood that in this instance there was
carefully studied arrangement Of persons in order To
how many could he crowded ill., all being permitted to
provide Tor themselves except Of course that the set
captains, naturally enough, assisted those them TO
econonize ROOM Thus the thing made conform
much possible TO the circumstances OF the wreck
aud the tes. altug ether fair could be desired
the boat showed on aud rowed inlo the stream
toward Windmill Island, then down stream som.
dis;ance then again. making altogether wide circuit
The river being rough the boat tried in every posi-
bic way, to sec the effect upon her with such load and
she rode beautifully duck the back or side or
in the trough Ut the OF course We can hardly
form Judgment of things from the experience Of
river trial Ike this, but il the opinion OF the cap
taus aboard that with the guidance of competent ships
officer, like Mr. Biaham, the boat would I've
easily the river, with the SINE or a much heavier
load. This ri H. attracted much attention along Delaware
avenue, and large crowd collected various points
after the boat was in the stream, TO watch her movement
Those who stood upon the whsrves describe tie spectacle
quite imposing; and such indeed il must have been
Tor the boat was sk'dly managed and worked admir-
ably-Phisdclphia Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

GoiSo AT LARaf-ilsnry, slave. tho property Of Mr.
George N. Key. Of Goochland, taken up on Moudsy
night near Myers bridge, by wstchuan Bore, was com
United Sy toe Mayor GU yesterday, for going large aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

The mortality in New York during last week was 500 Of
Which DumL.r IL died OF choors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
TALL ETHAN:
THE GAME COCK on THE BORDERS.
A llnniancf. nG The nexnIntInn

TALL ETHAN repeat. 10 the hest the Rsvou.
tion that has ever been published some OF tie
exciting Incidents that that evep PERIOD
lated In IL desperate Fights In Hwsmps Thckets
British and their ruthless Indian allies grspbea
the prr which beset our heroic fosshers and the privb
harsps they had TO encounter In their struggles
ty govfngly and utiuiy detailed lin soT, tn,
language 81 one who been permitted in
NO Tale Of Revolution ha, has been y.. produced
marvellous hair breadth love
social T.yeslonI midnight surprises Dyhs IN
ts,Ac
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

THE LoSplN M0gNIxG CnR,AiyL. sake, ;hs, tb.
impression il rapidly gaining ground tia, the capture o,
Sebastopo vii! prove ;, easy or 80 Llooiie.s Al
as was al first supposed. IL adds
III was Gus own impression III. FIRST thai I.g.! Il -,
Ian would have reduced S-ba,t0pU ny ive.n. IN asi
lie would Father have adopted the more cIu.ioI- al Of
competing the EiS>!'is u SURRENDER than have hsz,ri
eel hI assault We are still convinced that suc, WA his
original design; AMI II Ia, been changed into ,
more 'S"r"n bat prItlOu- mode nl action L,i R,.llIr
has been drr-n 10 tbs i,y the dic!.tiy- Of h
p"'uoh aHi Oy Tie necessities which ministerial t.Ecs
nave forced upon hun Upon the battle of Aim, W. win
make no remark a. present. Tni+ much however Ger.
tain, that lii the "nb alton been Il 1T. n,, ON iy.
months earlier the R"sslauN would have been able f.,
enuei'ch themselves "rn!aby the h, .its of Al
ma, tHr have made that battle desperate game Ind If
been played bs ADLER ava! less abb! hands Lord Riglau
position ~ Biiakla'i - "hviouslv srrngi thought"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

Choiea, regret to say, siiiy rayages army and
to ave ncfc iscI IN vrulencc rer. mrs two hos.
pals established at lkiva aud Of them alone co,.
tsius 2l6 cholera patients
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rae. rDw4.D @. H., VA, oe, 70.

To the Ediiors Of the Nhig:
Dear S's-iou sre spprised that on the Ella, d.y a
October there vas arrested ut the Junction Of the
aud South Side Railroad pamed Brown for nasal, %
counterfeit money, aud committed to Not,o~.y jail. On
the same day his accomplee arrested Ia the town
farmviile and committed to Prince Edward Jail 10
further trial, which camD Off sy-wm O. pioutuoy for
the Commonwealth, and Thornton Anderson for defend.
ant A. A. Rain called to the stand, aud depo.cd
that ho uas At the Petersburg races and on the second
day Of the races he Brown who w.s pointed GU, as
acounteifer; Todd received tlOO note counterfeit,
showed it TO Rain; he watched Brown, went to Rich
moud and on the second day OF Broad Rock Race.
Brown and Hudson together Brown attempted to pass
$40 note at gaming tables he told him SAs counter
felt aud threatened to arrest HIM; he (o~n) , calling
TO Hudson and both left the track Ger went In pr
SUIT out Jailed to arrest; Afterwards, thru In Richmond
together did not them again until they came nm ON
the cars Tor Lynchbug, they stopped Junction Brown
bought two tickets for farmsle, got change for $40
North Carolina note, Cape Fear, he in) asked tripy
pronounced counterfeit aud rg to max tho Ar
rcs no declined Tor want OF authority Rain then arrost
Ell hini, no WAS handed Justice; Brown denied
having an accouplice on getting to Earmvil no
Tor an officer aud desired that uud should be-
Mr. Daily, Justice Of tho Peace had Hudson arrested
Ram swearing that Hudson had counterfeit money with
ihentio use It. Hudson having arrested his person
MAS searched aud there found him $40 in coun
ter"it money, North Carolus Kentucky aud Ohio money
and only Il in good money besides port monnis in bis
possession containing stamps considerable amount for
tho purpose OF altering aud e,feting Hudson was
rsnsniei To Jail to await further trial and doubtless mn
reap u rich reward.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Lister. busnsss must be addressed to the "Edftcrs
hs WAig"
written both sides will published
hisis standing, ought
case be departed from Obituary eight
Hnes e charged for As Advertisements.
- oommunestions viii be charged the advertise
nsuts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

GAus-Scveral Of our sportsnen have been PLAYING
havoc With the paridges for the past few weeks Free
quenty they bring 10 from 90 to loo birds, tue result
OF dsy's huut,--Jtauutou' Vpdcstos!' T. ti.. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

IMPORTANT DrcsloS.-in reierence 10 tho question
raised by Mr. Isaac A. Goddiu tho obligation Of
ties ned under tho city ordinances pay costs tue MAJ
" remarked gu yesterday, that upon first entering upon
the duties Of his Office, his impression that costs i
varsbly followed prosecutions uuder tho city ordinances
In looking over the city chatter however, BIO discovered
,hs. no power vested in tho council pas, ordinance
to that effect Aesn.hils he iet cuuviuced that In al.
prosecutions brought In the Of tho Common ea,h
no had the upquesouable right award cos not only
against the defendant, but so against the
when tho charge turned out bo frivolous Tor legal
Adjustment Notwithstanding that no had carefully cam
vassed the rights aud privileges sppertaiung to tho coun
Gil IN this connecticut no failed discover any authority
that could warrant hun to iss his Judgement for costs
attending prosecutions under the osdnauee Such being
tho he deemed sary to instruct Mr. P..rc. no
oreso the usual for the recovery Costs aud
emoody tho amount Of tho fine only in suy judgments
hereafter ~ be issued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

Hoas-Thus far the weather has been entirely too warm
for packing operations We have made digeut inquiry
among packers rive tie reader some idea of the
price at which the market may open. There IL very
wide range at present in the prices offered aud on
time The great s'rineency which exists in money
matters will probably partially subsije soon as river
communication il estabhsed br~eeupoias but until this
takes place cash prices will rule low. The prevailing rates
to be rs gross along the line. railroads and
IS % Time This is about equsl to 81 50 nett /, /,
proper TO that dealers the provision
trade oopinon that the market will open al rs nett
aud advance.
Coed corned hogs will doubtless he scarce while poor
aud still fed hogs will DO largely in Of any previous
year. and will IN numbers make up tue deficit which may
be caused in weight.
We wish our readers particularly those engaged in the
trade Ia understand tina, inform is derived and
opinions formed from the reliable sources Last
year thu cry rLisei by certain prints In the country
that the Journel iluencei hy specuanrs engaged ia
the trad, to run prices do~u Oar reports then were yer
fed. and the ions rsla .iust us proved unrus-
TIE conTeci reporter Of this paper person ally known
To many VINO engaged in tho trade BUYERS and
sellers aud he htcrs himself that hs need not
make any explanation. We ons cav TO our countrs
re ders that confidence may in reports
Louisville Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

fas Fnxp's,cs'uuRs FAIR.--The Frcdetjeksburg pa
ps announce tho opooiog Of the Fair there to-day and
"e'n''uu'pon To morrow Oar citizens have just had
esh OF u IN the f'ir line, bnt doubtless many of them
a'Al themselves oi,bs opportunity to make pleasing
rp 70 rederctsbnfg sud take look at tho hir Of
Frsisrich.bufs ocighLOr. ''..' so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

ENGAGEMENT OF MRS FARREN
"wednesday; NeScmscr sth, 1884,
JANE SHORE.
purnand.... Taylor Ha.tny. a q p,,,.S
sAhe ehes ..hrs farren Alicia -. . N,s, a w,.,,
pANoiNs.................byh Misses =. aud j. Kendall
10 conclude With
Mt, LuCRECIA HORGIA.
NJ farren Lacreta. Mr.. y,,,.r
IHE GRAND GIFT EN'rERfRISE-
"A INV more Concert Tickets, emitting ., CHI .
rnumsr ,tsd In former
yei be had at the principal Ia The nj
Povhatan House. "N0''' ~ tho
Catalogue OF the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS xh,.,
valuable House aud Lot handsome CarrsKe costiv ra,n,
sPendd Jevey Ae, Ac onic.s Of NJ. p,'
tin. Dispatch or Penny Post. ~ " ,n ns h ,
M ETROp,tLITAN HALL
NoW OrkS, "wACGH's ITNIIN"-A s.rI., n, t,.,
MI, s comprising u, most noted oes tn. M,..,Ie
nuns OF It's smrr greatness, Painted celebrated
vas. >s N'0"'Ahe ieet oi eau
Any OF these Splendid Views sixty number
lumnaon OF ~ Peters Church the lns ,lr Of ~
inou edine, which Will hold on, hupI,.a 81 az
Thousand worth than adui,,ion T.
Nhns vi, convey much better Italy tb,n va.
possibly could Mr.. Hamilton deliver ID. L.c,n.
sh,i Music vii accompany tie Painting. ''
Doors before O'Clock q rial, ,t... ~ ,,
schools admittedon reasons bIe term, ' ~ 's'oeS.
az Exhibitions every Evening and on w.,,, ,.,.s
Afternoons
Opera Glasses may be used. $50 suhAn Oils.
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hs Passions ADnErss before the Virginia Aerisp,u
raj Society, we see, copied by number of tho p,psrs
published throughout this State We hope to see gene
rally Published by the Virginia papers Their editors
could certainly no, furnish their reader, with NOR. i
esting selections at this time, than thi, admirable s
We were unable to hear lis delivery ia much s,,i.
'ion owing TO the dense crowd around the
bat on quietly pcrung it through found TO be one of the
soest and eloquent productions the subject o, 49,
ricnl'ure ihStwc hsd met with. We trust that a
farmer 'S'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

e est hs.'b Of or town Is, We every re-, ann IN ,x
aneb.y iesoitd There has beet n
ss 'ns p.'snof sti'c days, ADD py.osDs saw Ia,
tue" " 70 apPe eui aOy more -LrHafUr1 gi,W
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1.-THE TIME THAI TRiED MFN'S sOUiIS.'
Il ny PAPER, the
NATIONAL MONITOR

Encouraged By the met with
aud With view TO render their the Literary Public
ton Of the day have perfected with one Of
cur most distinguished American dHsor will them
commence on the llth day Of November the publication
bcs Romance o. the REVOLUTIONARY WAR that has
published, entitled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08

EIHInrrIoN AT METROPOLITAN HALL.-The panorama of
Italian scenery which announced exhibition at the
Metropolitan Hall last night represented splendid
At the time Of making this notice we have not
had the pleasure of seeing but shall to avail our
selves Of the opportunity of DUNG 1t will be on en-
hibtou again this evening We extract from the Phila
delpha Presbyterian the following daerng notice OF this
panorama
WAuGns IrALiA--Through the politcncss Of Mr. Waugh
have had opportunity OF witnessing his splendid
Panorama o; Italian scenery, exhibition in Phia.
iePha The views embrace the objects Of interest
in Norhern Central and Southern Italy, occupy many
thousand feet o canvass Our communication OF this work
OF art could not well DC strong The artist who spent
several in Italy making the necessary sketches no,
ony depicts the ruthuly, displays extra
ordinary artisiical skill in the execution producing series
OF beautiful AND highly finished paintings FAR surprising
al works Of art similar delneatioa have ever seen
The variety oil objects brought into nigh well d. ~,
rage Us from entering in particulars hut cannot rar
snSnS out the moonlight views of the Coliseum snd Ps
tun aud the ute or and views of ST. Peter, rs
particularly impressive. They approach nearly as pos
sblc to the actual sccuery OF these sgncent objects
The mechanical of tue Panorama is perfect, aud
the gentleman who explains the pictures by his brcvv
freedom from extravaganza aud distinct enuuciaton ir-
nishcs the hes; evidence oil his qualifications Our read,
ctS who are within reach OF the exhibition should avail
themselves OF the opportunity OF securing themselves
an evening OF rational ami instructive amusement by WISH
ting these fe-lke delinrations.
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THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. rARREy.

tCTING STdGE VISiGsR. ..... ..'.. ~. TArI6n:
II. ROalRa
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BW NOrCpwe Invite attention our large sale of DR.
GOODS, CLOTHING Ac to take pac, th. ng at ocioc,
a ri
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CtnD beg respectfully my friend. the
n Public Mat Lem nov 10 's house Of m.,us smith sr
wood, No. 50 Main Street, the Rrond where would
afford pleasure to them and supply with goodi
In the Hardware line have been employed the o. Mr.
Theo Robertson for about neen ysars and partner with hin
and NJ VIM Gate, from the LIST Aug ti TO LIST July vt ant
any orders entrusted 10 from the patrons OF Robon Ua
RsteGe would be thankfully received and have the best
and most careful attention Of the House in which en-,
poytd. J. W. RADCLIFFE.
no6-dim
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LOCAL MS.

Tar hicHioAs PLow.-Auoug the series Of sgricu-
tarsl implements exhibited at the Fair 10 observed
perfect specimen Of tho Michigan Pou exhibited by
Mr. George q. Guile Of Lynchburg Who ~as si.o exhi.
bos Of some o the ne.sss and rnost approved mpie-
msus In the agricultural ue We have no, serutin
the premium a 70 ascertain whether those articles
comprised therein. Judging iron the ta.ny H,,crng
Testimonials offered, OF their perfection aud ciicency
by competent persons, led presume that they
have not been overlooked.
The Flow refereed to bore tho premium a, the late
Pennsylvania State Fair and 10 generally down - the
most complete specimen o this class extant The same
may be- said In reference to the other articles Ia this
nccton exhibited by Mr.. Curle