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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09
EIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran-

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
j. away from the subscrber. on the Soth Of January
last, my negro boy FRANK. Sid negro 70 about II
Old .sta q inches . esa On .na q
bought him Of snss Omohnndro, Of Richmond last
The above reward will be given If taken in Fau.
auier or sny ofthe adjoining counties or - reward
II taken up in Prince Edward, or the adjoining conn
ties. -
in Prince Edward, or lodged IN Mr. 0mohuadr0s
JAIL Richmond 50 that %. JOIN Sss nm T. NOBLE
Rice's Depot, 6onthside Railroad.
fe6-lm Prince Edward county. We.
for one month and send bill 70 Dibrell Z Johnsonl
mo THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
l LEONARD,S MOTTO, SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNs!-Hsvin just Tecsiyed
fine assortment Of Fancy articles from New YER.
ATTENTION Of his fair friends and pablis 10 general y
siye him call His Drug Store e q the corner Of
4th and Broad streets No ~ hs vii ssli % ..
price. sdherins 70 his motto ns PEN ipe 9uask
returns. - S-
). form. ii. os.sR e IS i a::..
Hef and spssdy csre y y
LlLOOKING PLANK, &c.-Ths sub
roiins Lumber and fissss Compsny, sls sniho7issd
FIS 6sss Fl 81 s g .ss s. r. s:y,:t
s & Sas ! This Psss isss NessS Co. ~
leafed pine end we'll 'ssesbned; alek lTkT HANK
BOARDING, de- Xny one Wishing = 1sseha1s s
prices kAWtlk0s ILL., LIZ.
EOK <3ALE-2I1 acres Of LAND, IN
y miles bslow Rehmend, on White Oh GwanR.
adjoining The lapds of Sarah Hcbsou, Wt1naMscn r.
len and Others The above land has eomfbsf1tso
dwelling and neceeeery Ouf-beaseA eeyeoeys1vo
:oR q Rsss'n' v'hins = p.ssa..; ~ s -
Three doom below the ola Msliss Sssstis *
Al John A. Laey's 0roeesy snd tsel eesss.
DEAD TfllS.-All persons Who haye -
h q yet supplied themsslves ush So -.
WINTER CLd1HlN0. CO 49, 49, q oeeS -.
plying e = pEcou = coz kza.13i. - r.
soas s; &c &c me sn5is. ee.Piss. ~ -
rrsssss ssssos. AIlcf ukiok VII - pe1oyc1y -
so1 81 eosts ~ 60 enly. ,.-rnn 2 - 8 3
& II perez: h Nh !. s e1I3ss 49, =
10y $3.50 81. e 49, s:ssss 81 - =
- II Isssest 49, dplne u1f1e6e
ssssssy = s.s'sla - - ~. = AN -, !. q
cU0ST 17fD X61.AG - -.
I i = s y: . IS S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09

Ono BBLS. COFFEE, 40 barrels
~VV Crushed, so bbls. Pulverized and Granula-
ted. IS hhds. prime Porto Rico. 100 bags Brazil
LEATHER; 100 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL Window
GLASS; so boxes family SOAP; 700 bushels prime
new CLOVER SEED-leceiving and for sale BY
fe8 LEWIS WEBB L. SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Gc.,
IA IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PECTORAL WA
FERS are pleasant and effectual remedy for Colds
Ths and Oh te s n Wa
Cherry, generally known q remedy for puimo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
fore, every mother should have box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
hnY fa G---7ey.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-09

q VALUABLE LOTS ON OREGON
a. HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, on MONDAY, the 18th February, 1854 upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, (immediate.
y after the sale of Messrs C. & N Green's real es
tate tate on Canal and 9Th streets)9 LOTS on Oregon
H !. known in Howard's plan by the letters A. D.
TO- f'-- y 'ne Hso
These Lots are remarkably handsomely located
Hill 'A"' .D' Piosihs
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 8 and months
for negotiable notes. intere st added, secured nv n
trust deed GODDIN l. APPERSON,
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VALLEYS PERFUMED ERASIVE,
IL CHEMICAL, TRANSPARENT SOAP OR
WASHING AND BLEACHING COMPOUND,
half the usual labor using dry bar only for
weeks washing for ten persons. For sale by
r. r. DUVAL L. BRO.
ia 81 Bank Square.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOT I G E.-All
"A persons indebted to the estate of ia CO B
KARR, Decd or to the late firm of KARK l. BRO,
are requested to make payment Immediately. All
counts unsettled by the 18th of the present NORTH
will be prosecuted according to law.
The Administrator is anxious to settle up the afsrs
of the estate by the above mentioned date before
Commissioner. PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
fe 7-5t* Administration
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON

bI GUDDIN Z APPERSON
VALUABLE STONE QUARRIES ON
LOCKS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl he sald
on SATURDAY, the 18th February, 1854, upon the
premise, commencing at o'clock, P. NJ, the valua
pie oTONE QUARRY on the James River Canal.
ne the first Locks, for many years past in the occn
pancy OF MI: VIM. Mountjoy. It contains about 20
acres and Will be divided into parcels of about
acres each This Quarry is justly regarded as
this neighb0rhood ~
Asthe custom. house is soon to be built. rsouripa a
large quantity OF stone, this will present fine oppor
tunty to obtain the stone at the convenient dis
lance to the city of Richmond
TkRMS.One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and -
title retained till last note is paid. --'
fe2-dtds
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4 TITO PHILOSOPHER-For sale at
n J. w. RANDOLPHS
Bookstore and Bindery.
January No. De BOWS Review, per year. S.
Hot Corn Life Scenes in New York Illustrated
Bv Scion Robinson-Sl.25.
Frank Rivers or Dangers of the Town BY Lieut..
Ingraham-25c.
The Attic Philosopher in Paris, Peep at the
World from Garret, being the journal of a happy
man. From the French of Emile Souvestre-25c
Magazine of Art Almanac for 1854-25c
New Christmas Stories, by Dickens-$1.
Outlines of Mechanical Theory of Storms, con-
tanning the true law of lunar influence, &c. By T.
Bassnett-Sl,
Baldwin Thomas New Gazetteer of the United
States
Pareiras Materea Medica and Therapeutics new
edition, 2 vols.-S9.
Schele de Vere's Spanish Grammar, with history
of the lappua se and practical exercises i. 81
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nR. A. G.. HARDIN, BorANIc PHrsi-
~ CLAN, offers his services tho citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity. He may be found at the office Of
DR.. Robinson, on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets at all hours night and day, when not protes-
sionaly engaged.
Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
take pleasure In recommending to my friends DR..
Hardin as Botanic Physician, who has studied me-
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma.
ia Sims z. %. ROBINSON M n.
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TONQUA BEANS, &c 300 lbs. strict
Il ly prime and large; Sweet Oil--1Oo boxes, for
manufacturing; Gum Arabic-1oO1bs. good Gum Ara
bic, cheap; Storax and Balsam Tou-6O0 lbs in kegs
and cases Oil Bitter Almonds-50 bottles pure, i'm
ported; Oils Cinnamon. Cloves, Bergsmot; Mace,
kc; Cardemon Fennell, Annise and Csrrswsy Seed;
Branding Brushes and Branding Paints; Copal Var
nish Spts. Turpentine, OIL &c, with many other ar.
tices used shout factory for sale at low prices by
fe2 BENNETT & BEERS. Drusgisfs
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
House'-Mr. Drum announced the death Of
Mr.. Muhlenberg, who died last night. AZ
ter passing an enlogy on his private and public
character, he submitted resolutions expressive
of deep regretin consequence Of the event, ten
dering 70 the relatives OF the deceased The avn
pathies Of the House, aed resolving to wear
Grape on the left arm Tor thirty days, and that
a committee Of four members be appointed to
accompany the remains to the late residence
Of the deceased this afternoon
Mr. Dawson having been intimately associ-
sted with Mr.. Muhlenberg. felt himself called
upon to diseharge the painful duty Of adding a
few words of eulogy.
Mr.. Straub likewise, spoke in warm terms
Of the deceased
After the resolutions were passed the House
adjourned. l"efs
SENATE After unimportant business Mr.
cass' speech in reply TO Mr. Clayton was post
poned until tomorrow.
T4e death of Mr. Muhlenberg was anncuuc
ed Mr., Broadhead deliverad an eulogy wher
he Senate adjourned.
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TERRIFFIc ExpLosIoN-O Saturday night
about half-past nine, one of the large tanks,
consisting OF an iron boiler about ten feet long
and five feet in diameter, used for rendering
lard at The pork establishment OF Messrs. MICH
AGL Herr & Co., iu East Wheeling, exploded
with tremendous force, blowing out the lard,
tearing both tanks from their places, scatter
inc heavy timbers in all directions and blow
inc the melted lard with which the tank was
filed all over the adjoining fields and creek,
for distance OF more than 800 yards! The
fields are completely white with the shower Of
lard which fell upon lh m, presentment one of
the rarest spectac es we have ever seen. But
three wolkmeu were engaged in the establish
ment at the time and made miraculous es-
cape BY having retired butt moment before
into the main building, which was not DANA
ged The loss R estimated at from $4,000 to
SO, sou.
The cause Of the explosion is clear. The
tank is heated BY steam conveyed1nto it by a
pipe from boiler Being filed With lard and
the rendering process completed it was under
going the cooling process when the man who
managed it suddenly LEI on a fall current Of
steam, producing In instantaneous explosion -
Wheeiin o 4HtelLlgeacer.
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FRENCH ITEMs--The Archbishop Of Paris
considering the severity Of the season, has au-
thorzed the faithful to eat meat on Friday, I'LL
Lent lie deems that the body is better able
to bear the cold, If well fortified within. Reg
ularJy, too, in diet is the best preventive Of the
cholera, which may as we'll be brought on by
q sudden abstention from food as by an incor-
diualely copoiui dinner
six millions OF francs have been spent upon
the Lonv~e this year. fhe works are TO be
forwarded i is near to the amount OF eight mil
lions more in order that ,ie palace may pre-
sent a respectable appearance to the visitors TO
the Exhibition OF 1865.
The construction OF new Hotel Dieu has
been determined on. The site is TO be very
near that OF the present Hospital The land
covers $4,000 square feet lhe purchase mo-
ney OF this lot and the buildings upon 1t is cal
culaled at ten millions and the expense OF the
hospital at SIX millions.
The butchers Of Bordeaux have decided to
give no new years presents this year, to the
servants OF their customers, but have deposited
an eunal amuunt-30 900 trancs--wil ilh the
municipal council, to be used in oenevOlence
during the Winter.
The bakers of Marsellss have decided tc
bake none of their supply of cakes offered tc
their patrons, during the holidays, and have
promised the Municipality 10000 pounds Of
bread instead for the poor.
The bakers OF the little town Of RoulOgue, in
the outskirts Of Paris, have decided upon a
similar measuie, to the amount of 1900
pounds OF bread, 10 the ditributed during the
Christmas week.
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cESee the notice ofthe "CarrOlltoh Hook
and Ladder Company" in another column
That it is essential for a complete and we'll or
eanized Fire company in our Borough
no one will doubt. But how Indifferent most
seem to BE- in relation to it, except
when the 'cllra bell" is rung and they
behold some citizens House enveloped in fans
and perhaps for day or two thereafter, some
hing is said in relation to the better organiza'
ton Of the old company; the organization of
nsp '.frs-compang" So let every member o
the company be in attendance on the 2lst insl'
and let not the matter end in tax.
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r. r. r,
THE IMPORTANCE OF REGULARITY

THE IMPORTANCE OF REGULARITY
1t Is highly important that mankind should
observe strict regularity in allIhe affairs of life.
Regularity induces heNIth--Iregulsrity pro
ducss disease Most people are particular about
eating NJ regular hours retiring to rest at
regular hours-rising at regular time-and We
should be equally as particular about dschsrg-
ino, from the DO ais, the lecsl and scrimonioGa
humors of the body at regular hour--to emp
ty the bowels Of their contents at q regular
time. If mankind would observe this great
and important duty, and prepare their bowels
to more regularity, they would avoid much
sickness. Railways Regulators induce Regu-
larity. They regulate every organ to regular
action. The Liver. Panoreas, Kidneys, Heart,
Skin, Bowels, and all other organs, will, after
the action Of Radway's Regulators, move witN
all the regularity of clock work. Persons
troubled with Cos!tveness. Indigestion, Dys'
pepsia, DC, will find, that by taking one OF
Railways Regulators every night, on going to
bed, they win have pleasant discharge oI
the bowels in the morning at regular period
of time One Regulator will regulate-three
will purge.
Sold by Druggists every where
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On Friday night, when the Cincinnati train
for Cleveland was near iberia, man suffering
under an attack of delirium tremens was dis
covered naked in the tadies' car. he having
stripped of all his clothing. The Conductor
was demonstrating with him, when suddenly
shouting-"Im bound for Pittsburgh" he
sprang out of the door and off the platform
The traiu, which was running at the rae Of
thirty miles an hour, was checked and run
slowly back to pick up the body of the dead
man. who was discovered some two miles
back. dancing upon the track. The rear car
struck him and it was supposed that he was
crushed, but he was found clinging to the plat
form and the brake--unhurt. Ho was taken
ints car, but again shoutiug-"Im bound
for Pittsburgh" sprang of this time Guided
pursuit.
His name is not known, but he took the cars
at Cincinnati. and was "bound for Pitts
burgh," 3"
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fremont House.

Some weeks ago we spoke Of the "TremOn'
House" MassiIlon. o. We have an oppOrIuni-
ty OF seeing he house: and would here say
for the benefit Of the Travelling com.
munity that it is letter A. No. ]. Cook. the pro-
prie,or is as good a landlord as we have ever
seen, aud his house is iurn ishsd and attended
to in style that cannot fail to please bis numer
uos Customers.
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ALLEN GREEN

Our successors, Messrs, Trip IL Mccoy
purpose removing the Carroll Free FresS
next eek to Arbuckle's room on Lisbon st.
stairs over Swabaker's Clothing Store, four
doors north of the Western Exchange. In
consequence Of whichthere viii be no paper is-
.ued mex, veek--our readers may expect to
receive the Free Press" regularly every week
unless some unforeseen occurrence should pre-
vent,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-12

We give the Governors Message in this
weeks paper. II is very long aud very inter
esting. The Governor makes a good locofocO
one and is highly admired by his brethren
thrsagout the State. We are glad to see him
please bis friends, as we are sure be can't
please the whig party, or any other party who
have the good Of their commonwealth at stake
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DRJw FRENCH sg R4sals HflH4as sosHiy, MoEa, hhoua
ne ls OF January 1919 follows g" have been The
elar practice of edrhe In s place for nine yea but wIs
quit practice proissE of III health
wa 90 severely esd with CAoais Dsas @ he LuH0s
CONVINCE CoNsungTo past doubt eoughod
slnos necessarily and day and bad sevee pains and sOrenea.
ecsL sde and breast red The remedies renommendSd
by Ne sk Of the pueRon s to no eheei excepting Tho
and debility eaDs"d by Hs was preudos against
inodiein nd hv, faith in them generAy But
Induced hstsyuten aGn through htlto Try
bole ~ BRkfFTS t'5n A. PULMONARY BALSAMi and do
hra a.knOwel far AeneG NJ the afflicted whom NAY
serve effect the prompt and
say ~ my lch.s witnessed a effect Of IN AL my
psrGee iy yh tslgsdqtsy fd and in sbuut eight
ten ee from Of tins Ghost paa anA
..,y consider nni pronounce mts,V Will NAH"
isr French q a ia Hiilsdalo
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EE wOuder where the cars have gone to

The National lnteiligenccr notices, among
the late inventions for which patents have been
obtained curious one by Mr. Robert X. Ker-
risOn Of Philadelphia. 1t clock different
from any heretofore made, being without the
slightest noise OF any alteration in its motion;
Ant from this later fact promises to be Of the
greatest use in the science Of astronomy. In
this clock Mr. Korrison has succeeded in over.
coming a difficulty which has been, made the
study Of scientific mechanics for nearly two
centuries. being 6rst attempted by Hugere as
early as 1860.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE

AS good as ever, is the Western Exchange
waynesburgh, Everything goes on right
and man that wants any more or better ac'
comadatiops than he gets at Mr.. HANILrOss,
ought to be choked on pound cake.
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ATEyING SsRg MOURN, LrCORRHGl, IL.

"BYEoE, QENGsEE Co, N ". OcL l9, l9H
MrssV M. r WALLACE co; Some time last winter ny
wife became dshsrd from the effects OF LeoA0a and Nsr
fag So that she could not I'm her Child perform housS
h5m lah0r Her medical treatment varied according to nA
advice nd prescriptions Of the eminent physicians until o
exhausted m usecs edorS She became akec
ton that commenced tab ing BT0nfs Msdes bhe
Rerd Than eghyve pounds but by tie time size had
keu four boes perfectly w-l The 10 perfect
da she enabled DO all necessary household work. and
gained thirty pounds Of flesh In four weeks. -
" Yours truly, q. b. VALENTINE"
The reader IN observe that Mr. GLEETINE our SKILL
- informed by TERRY EBqp OF The same place has
nd ed medleine.
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FrvER.soPE CURED.

Tho Rev RICHARD DuNHING, Pastor OI the Preshyierss
.hoah, Adams Ru. Mu0os couy " wrote To us 81 have
inst received from Nj CHtNHf brSNiAG Teiitiyc 90 the
sr- rf be g-rr-strr Iru Ay drpe sllrs, fT ~
s CrsisH ad elder IN No chnreh some years
10 hhd To bis life, W
Tho oshs leg "u- affected, and abc7 to
bo umpriatL rerlrntpdUd BsSNTs MEOrSE Read the -
sult flp sAs - ,pe soIv snTrLgs " BRANTs
MEDICINE TlIcei fsS gTr recommendation N si
Meicc ami cau The blesng ~ God,
,jcsd n Pap,phsu hl particulars
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GE2a -p.nAS g;,ygs-N.

AZ o. n. kINSEY nrrch4aL Gn;ia tl1e@dI ersn1 v -
~ al tcr hl ssti ettniy efesnt vOH
srtui care. " Ca alh h rSca'y ~ Bf ANTS FQRt
$50 Usn; fuEiTts = b, " rLr, Gess. s -Apaio
Shre M,si orety etnBy.G Y la Ntia us II N tmrns'
uatt srEcn, Fpth ~hrs,el on
ks % pscs. Il ,asar' ,s PrRJirs sSrr Coasr " "a
puTi!ynr h.aus pSse- lraK Of hs bi0od cen
no sutrl 1ad uiSRph 'Ays there aa
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NOTI q.

Is hereby given that John ShOber has been
duly appointed and qualified administrator on
Che Estate of Stephen Rikeman, deed. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will preseal them within one year legally au-
thenticated. On JOHN Sll0BER
Oct. a7sh 1858. !Atm'r.
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Ey In our hurry 10 gett of SO as 10 aid
Messrs Tnpp& McCoy 10 remove their cstab'
lishment. and other pressure, cOmpels us to lay
over the Rev. Mitchell's Communication. Il
will be ali right next week. o.''el
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AFRICA. aeneses Co, february L. ne
MT WALLACE \ C0.-Genasten: was, for mes tiss
year afflicted with of the stomach could any
substance without rhHng great PAIN sehnesa AHd
vomiting, continually afflicted with tnL sonaeh -
an expermps tried bottle Of B1ANT'S MEDICINE which,
10 my uter DISAPPOINTMENT ed aAd T1i he nsuO rlis af
srsino second hue which has completely cured
Fsase well ard hearty. and eat almost
Aing without being panied The stomach becoming sour
Yours respectfully. T. 8. WILCOX"
M lcoxi n FngDec
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

nesr, J.K, LiPTlNCOTr SON respectable merchsni. -
ylgrte Aniynn county, PrbE1al, wTDe o. u.s. Nay " s
nu Anuny upr B,SITTS srh hrd teen derived from The
oss VI BRANTas PULMONARY nALSAA that Of ihrir
ua r, had ns BkiT. clld heh had heen sui
tl r,tf Cr Tr' cured by lhe use of BANT
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FEMALe WEAKAtSSES kND CoMplAlRTS.

No eHehy vsrd the public hem half ep oa3
sr'4i M ,nenisl is.sSsi-' iri iTrqu1 ss
q the .eS bg.STo PVLMdNAV BALsAth Il iEses 90 at'r
whrthe M trogurn he ppr>aSoa, ccess oi1cf aA
a 1t REGbIASfNs ILL, by irsr n-qF hs sVsrxS, ossaaH
ctEct aA atss cad sypy NEnvoUs IkRTAslLirr
~" dee ssleph1kA
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By vi,tue ofauthoriiy We appoint AessTs. CSASr
A. & q oar sgents 20 solicit subscriptions and sc-
y.-tisens Read thtif card;
TaE TInO ,ublished monthly At 81 South
third street. - ow hesnut. at CAASE x to's
Phi 80. ,hia, where advertisements are received
ana .,rWsrSsi 10 III tbs ss6ing journals IN th'
United ststss and CsnadHs.
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.noOk and Ladder Company.

The regular meeting for the election of officer
of the "Garrollton Hook and Ladder Company"
win be held in the Court House, on Saturday
evening the 9lstinst, at the usual hour.
Jau'y l2 1854 WILLIAM Mccoy.
Sec'y
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CHANGE or LIFE,

auIn Jiri tho aud ,- r3sr tho o.
pss 10 secayGirG ynd the gradually ry5rsssd
any a Gtso,e' ai frequently ASo Consequence
rUchs NyYs
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NOTICE

All subscriptions coming to me I have sold
and transferred to NessFs Trip and Mccoy
Please bear this in mind. Allan GREES
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~ Our thanks are due Miss Cord. II. for
her many Kiudnesses. May GodIreWhd you
Tor ysur Kind Offices.
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LlvER-COMPLAlNT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, ~ Sh--tyA nosn 0: No o,ias
and .nOs respectable Physicians, afflicted viii lie 4 1sN
years. tnd PaycEg eIfd hy usrR F6ANFS ~
hEYtN8 fSFRACT We could hiusrds " eroA
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CONSUMPTION.
a OYINo WOMAN CUREDI

We ssss s cure to pruve LFe when
BALSAa used even shsrt The person sast ty PAy's.s
N dassaetnaly DYiEG-and In
s case CoNE t sHHouD aad
bsHgf For ts particulars Of this and tho retahs an4
1oubie pro5 al the sndes refer PAn
THLETs --.---.
Ths euro was effected on Mrs zIBA DYKEMAN o. HoRssss
sra Sryaaa CsHH T. We pf0Ye, beyond douht ssns
.stsrs alssait esua s qf ianuse q Cosgs ~
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wHERCURrAL. DISEASES.
GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM !
Boots & Shoes,

CHEAPER THAN EVER
JACOB HELFRIGH would inform thpeO.s
pie generally that be is on hand, and will
make to order every decription OfwOrk in hi
brach of business :
His arrangements are such as to enable him
to make and sell work cheaper than any shop
in the place. His hands are al the best Of
Workmen,
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Thh HkIskN EEaLs l~n cus,, ULcras .. ~ EUyGS aad
sseAero sslsTa1E n-aiaE ani oFslY ~ PvEFrss EI
tHtcr and As4I sEiefa4iF THIS balsan
of CosA Coayaoa offEs asr al remedies
have fsilai b ~ gJcd
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Boots Shoes Slippers

CaiterS, Half See ts.
and every kind of work made to order On the
shortest possible notice. His stand is il hia
large new brick honse, on Lisbon Street,
Carrelton, Sept, 90, 1853.