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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

SMALL PoX IN JAcKsoNvILLE-This loath-
some disease, We are panied to learn, has made
It's appearance at Jacksonville in this State.
We have been favored with an extract Of u let
Ter, dated 23d nit, as follows:
Forty-nine cases of small pox, and varioloid
were reported to the Mayor by the physicians
on Saturday. These cases are not confined 10
one location, but scattered in every direction
through the city. Sanitary measures are now
advised by the Council; but it is too late. 1t
has become general epidemic, charging the
with the infection. The scarlet fe-
yer is also still rife, and doing its work of DEATH"
Floridian g. Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

MURDER.-A most shocking murder was COM
mitted in the upper part of our district, on the
Saluda river, "Wednesday evening Sd inst, on
the body Of one Young Fuller, by Mary McCracE.
en-. The instrument used was an axe, with
which the woman struck The deceased three
times, inllictins most ghastly wound at every
stroke. Many rumors are afloat as to the cause
Of this tragic deed, which are so contradictory
that we deem il our duty to withhold any remarks
on the subject, further than the deceased was
man Of very bad character, and had been the ter.
ror of the surrounding neighbors for some time.
The unfortunate pcrpetrator of the horrid deed
is now in Jail at this place.-LaurensviIle Herald
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

DR.. GEORGE w. CAULrrELD, of Richmond,
on Saturday last while fishing on James river,
was taken with Il. fit fell overheard from tho
boat, and was drowned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
a Speech on Sale.ssv nexS

WI are requested to announce that Col CARING
TON, candidate for Congress- will address he people
Of Edgefeld, at this place, on SaIe-day next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
Musical Enstruments.

ZINE VIOLINS, Accordeons. Futnas, Flies,
Il Flagelets, Banjos, Tambourines, Flutes, &c.
Also, Violin Strings, best Italian. just received
md for sale by j. A. GURLEY.
Augusta, March % If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
Notice.

A IL Persons are hereby forewarped from har-
~. boring or giving employment to my Son
PRESTON B. PATTERSON, as he has len me
without any cause whatever. will enforpe the law
against any one who harbors or employs him.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
May II St 4 k737 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

a5S WE are requested to state that the Rev. NJ
PUcKErT will preach on next Sabbath at Jeter's
Church, at o'clock in the afternoon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
headquarters,
MILFORD. 10th Nav, 1854.

MILFORD, 10th May, 1854.
A LFRED P. ALDRlCH, VIM. A. OWENS
L n and BEAU. W. BALL have been appointed
Aides cs-de-Camps to his Excellcncy Governor MAN
SISG, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and will
be obeyed and respected accordingly. BY order:
r. G. VI. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
MAY IL lS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
A. n r. r x I'm.
Interesting Poem,

NR. a. G. TEAGUE has for sale, on commits
~ sion. Miss JULIA A. HExT's Poems. entitled
"SMlLES AND TEARS" This ch2-.e little
work merits and should obtain for the unfortunate
Autloress. a liberal patronage from synipa,hsing
and charitable people.
May 10 If IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
RELIGIOUS Notice,

The Members Of the Missionary and Book Fund
Board, Of the Edgrfcld Baptist Association, are
requested TO meet at Mountain Creek Church, ON
the "Wednesday after the first Lords day in June
next, at ! o'clock.
JIM. cIIILEs, Chairman.
Nav II 1854
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

Six feet in his boots I" exclaimed Mrs. Par
tngton. "What will the importance of this
world come to, wonder? Why, they might
just as reasonably tell me that the man had six
heads in his hat"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
Bacon {!

lust received supply of CHOICE BACON
e SIDES, SHOULDERS and HAMS, for sale
Cheap for Cash. G. L. PENN, AGENT,
May IF l6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

cS| SEVERAL notices we had prepared are post
poned till next week. Look out for them them
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
IS SalIie Hroadbrim.V

IT will be seen that this young .'oman has thought
proper to send rather rakng fire into the camp of
Male Hats. We doubt not it will produce con slider.
able shuiiiing in the ranks. We show our gallantry
BY publishing freely and fully for our feminine enemy
Nor have we any thing 10 say in cxtenua,ion of the
hats OF our sex-e1cept so far as concerns our own
old hat. This we must defend ON the principle in.
culcated in "Woodman, spare that tree" Yet, what
can we say! That it is an old hat, and battered
hat, and even an ugly hat, we cannot deny. But We
will maintain against forty fair Amazons that it is
still good old hat To be sure, going 10 ge,
a new one. We have too much regard for the girls
not to doso after the '' broadbrimd hin, of this week
Yes-and we suppose we'll have to 60 and pay for it
too In some places, editors get hats By way of com.
plment. Edge1eld seens ~ be no longer Sun,e.--
But we F." caUnt expect any thing better-we haven't
got the Railroad, We haven't got the stores, we
haven't got the Hawlsys-of course cacnt expectit.
Yet nevertheless, "SALLIE BRoADDRIn," we'll get
ha hat iF /, coStS us a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

AN Irish editor, in speaking of the miscries
of Ireland, says, Her cup OF misery has
been for agos OrerdOwing, and is not gel full"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
Fans, Fans.

ust received large and varied assortment Of
~ FANS, of beautiful styles.-for sale yers cheap
by A. GURLEY
April If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

MR. CRITTENDEN's CONNECTION WITH THE
WARD CAsE:-Much regret has been expressed
by many of Mr. Crittcnden's warmest friends
and most earnest admirers, at his supposed con-
ncction wit the Ward case rs u volunteer coun.
sci. We learn from the Frankfort (Ky) Com
monwealth, that there is some misapprehension
as 10 the real facts of the case. Mr.. Crittenden
did not volunteer. He was applied to seve-
ral months before the trial came on, BY Mr..
Ward Sr., TO defend his son. and liberal fee
offered. Mr.. Crittenden decided to accept the
engagement, but declined the fee, prefering 10
undertake the duty rs one of friendship rather
than rs mere professional matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

A FIRE broke out in bakery, in Forsyth
street, New York, on the morning of Tuesday,
and extended to Chryste-st., which it crossed,
consuming about twenty buildings of wood
aggregate value about 100000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
Decisions in the Court Of Appeals.


THE following we think is n correct statement of the
Appeal Court Decisions, in Equity and in Law, upon
cases which were carried up from Edgefeld:
IN EoUITY.-Thomas Peigru VS.. Thomas Fergu-
son; Appeal dsmssed-Petgru gains his case.
Daniel Prescott vs.. J. B. Holmes, Administrator; !;
Ordered to be reargued, which will again bring the
cause before Court at the approaching June Term.
IS LAw.-Tle Stale VS.. A. b. Prior; Appeal dis.
missed and trial of course refused. The unfor,u-
nate prisoner is TO be hung tile 2sh of July next.
c. c. freeman VS.. Joseph Jennings, Executors
dict of the jury Setting aside the willy sustained
klmbrell VS.. Walker; new trial refused. Jones VS.
Sharp;on; motion amend the writ refused.
J. Colgan VS.. w. Philips Administrator; as stated
in the Carolinian motion refused-as stated by gen.
teman Of the bar who was present. motion granted.
In the COURT OF ERRORS the case of "J. G. Ma.
this VS.. c. Hammond, Executor" decided in
favor of he children of James Anderson, viz: Indi.
ana, Louisiana, &C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

NEBRASKA BILL.-'rhe Journal of Commerce
has the following statements concerning the pro-
gress of opinion at the South upon The pending
question between the two great divisions Of The
Union:
" A very intelligent and unprcjudiced gentle
man, who has recently spent several weeks in
Georgia and Alabama, tells US that the Nebras-
ka question is fast transferring the Union men of
those States to the ultra Southern party, lately
called secessionists. He says the opinion is
gaining ground there, and has become quite pre-
valent, that the only way they can live in peace
with the North is to have rs little to do with
them as possible. They say that very many of
those at the North who appeared to be their
fiiends in 1850 and 1851 have deserted them on
the Nebraska question, and that those who are
with them on that may desert them ut the next
time of trial. In short, they are convinced the
they have nothing to hope from the North-not
even faithful performance Of the stipulatons
OF the Constitution, but must rely upon them
selves"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN-The Washing
ton Union, in an article on our relations with
Spain, remarks:
/" We are quite free to state-and in terms so
emphatic and unequivocal as TO admit of no mis-.
ihterpretation-that if ample satisfaction is not
allowed for the piratical seizure of the Black
Warrior, we shall advocate an immediate block
ade of the Island"
1t also remarks that the retention in office of
Gen. Pezuela, The Captain Genara of Cuba,
"renders the establishment of good relations
with Spain and friendly intersouse with her pos
sessions almost impossible"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18
May II, 1885,

~ THE Friends of GEO. W. LANDRUM an
nounce him as Candidate for Seat in the next
Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-18

pcaled. But whilst advocating this democratic
principle, We do not wish it understood in mobo-
cratic sense The people can properly act only
through their constituted authorities, whether Leg
islative or judicial, il is not for them to rebel
against law that is distascful, but TO take such
steps as the constitution prcscribes TO have trepca
ed. But in reference TO measure Of such grave
importance as the onc now advocated, we hold ii
Tght and prudent to have an expression of pubic
sentiment before any action is taken low is this
to be done? Shall il be done by making it a party
question in the coming clcctionl No. Let US have
no " bones Of contention'' among us. Let us put
on loot no scheme that will stir up strife arouse
evil passions and produce divisions. Times do come
IN the history of nations when such things una
vodable but in thsc case there is such necessity.
Let meetings be held and the subject canvasset be-
fore the people; let it be discussed in the newspa-
pcrs and let the voters endorse on their tickets
' lIquor' or "no liquor" Thele are those who
dsapprovc Of calling the masses together to deiber-
ate on questions of public policy. We of South
Carolina have been 80 unaccustumcd 10 these things
that we are disposed to regard popular demonstrl-
lions as demoraliziug in their tendency. But this
regard as a mistake, provided that liquor be kept
lway. An assembly of intelligent Southern men is
lltogether different thing from tile rabble crowds
If the Northern cities, made up Of medley mclangc
II Free -solers, communists, womcn-rights aud free
uftrage advocates gathered from all quarters of the
World, and wholly ignorant of the principles and
ractice of our "great experiment" {
Let US look at this matter from another point of
lew. What is it that constitutes the chief wealth
these Southern States What gives value to the
antation interests of South Carolina GAS in Y
ncicnt times it was the glory of Egypt to feed the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

SSTOtKs Foh sAIk-s2O. 600 Coupon Bond. Of ,Ir Cor
porauon of Lynchburg 30 by Viz
nually. ~
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Railroad
~ years to rum interest payable half yearly To
ooo land be ssued there mortgage entire
vorn OF the Cnnpany, costing now about u 100000
$4,000 iuchnond tIty stock 81 inter
est payable semi annually sinking fund apart the
payment Of this stock which will eItnSuish In
Persons having stocks to dispose Of would do well
tous always or n
crate csmmission. -
TO those wishing TO invest would
rally have hand OF
which will be sold ate te ms
la26-u MOHTt,N onBce mn Ter Ci,x Uo,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07
d. JOHNSTON. ..,,,,,.
"He'' may BE- ossained ,he mc.s .peedy Remedy FOE

Gonorrhr, Giee, s,retur.s semin. weakness, Pal, in ~
Head Nose. 81 iaas ros
YouTn sS n arising from sesrI
MINI iPoible and In BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
dreaa e.,rue,ve ha5, ssIsS .S, ,a ~ that
Of e hss
s cal, . m or -.ia se''a'
aIss S.ng
E osszcx NO SStsg SSaSsFes SEssx4,cx s7nrs7 -,..
and s9msss . go y.
Sva1 "4HH4s5sa 45E 9 % Ss 4so ~ cg4fsE q e. MADE
Ir, HI. practice .aseep, su.na.e ,ba,
he is the 'H' proper FNI.;S Ss ;SsssTsSs + :ss '"'
aSs sSss s ia.
.sG,s M .ns ns, Ssss spent in the
o,n %o s,ionbins eary that many troubled with
sounds. and S..hnas sas r saes, s
cured INN sometimes With arrangement OF mind
When the and nprudent rotary OF and,
ha, inhbe the seed, painful disease ,pO oi,en hapss
on ippn and fspsg diis5 e
hord appearaaes saeS as o. a .n
sas. o1 palm, M T. ne head
pidsy I'M q, s. na T p,estss With hul
M n The disease become. sod ie sjes ses
as y ',adias me-: ssafs
Dr .RS tom
IN ae hi Hospital: In Europe America he
hord anehoy FAC. thas ,SoassnS. e M DC en, n,.
issy ss aesa OF is
timely M sne Of @ to an
49,, AnrctIon. OF The Hiadder i'd e'A
Pain. Uns.sRs. Un, Of system ny
peculiar nd a.. cf sisnesCy
Take Particular Notice.
duis.a n s nave injured themselves BY certain practice
rhen aeep ~ elects ei which are nightly felt
and bodr impossible and
eSei a sHrP s ss af
nusar in essn seers nas.F o5 S the path
before contemplating ''N'@' AA''' "De" persons
should that sound mind and body N. mos,
ss Ss5Ssy nIcosS i prf@ats
,pa With the elanehoS . With de-
OF another becomes 0iSs,sS Nth our own
by yGapf and all injured themselves
.,y Tss s,Ss, aJs a Of the sad melancholy
P.dn Pni1 in ,se n M efa & DnPs Of sgh Loss
nent OF the % P DsTs I,.ei
oonsumPton.Ae. '' ''-p''' o
Mentally.
uer Effects on ise mind much be dreaded
ssy s 6fa Srs o, s e sssss s ES5sS ns
rHocs T a,s ,nps sUaS af ] OF hs e,i e., u, prodaeed
sns esl5 sIh Losing their
cough and symioms Of consumption.
Who have suddenly health from the deyssaoh
JoHNs1oS's ISVidoRATISG REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAK.
BY m, great and Rem weakness Of organs
speeiy cured and full vigor
NERVOUS and DebiAed who been
Immediately relieved. All iupediunents -
-. - Marriage,
OF Mental Nervous Irritabty
and Weakness Exhaustion the arful kind sper
cured by Dr. Johnst n. ' 'f>N''
,sgOEEIcEH NO. 2, so UTN FREDERICK STREET RAJ
MORE, MD. - A'-' l.
. hlsurgicnI perntons performed.
b-Let no false decacy
either personally or by letter
skin Disrns~s Speedily Cured.
To STRANGERS.
& VINO psse himself under the care Of Dr. Johnson rel
upon his skill physician. '
TIE many totnds Institution within the 10
years and the numerous important Surgical
oy Dr. witnessed BY papers other
notices OF which have again the
public, Is n Sufficient guarantee 10 afflicted.
Dr. Johnston would those H1dcyudinsed reps
fhcn thdt ms trefons HiJoss dlirys Ldnc h ono,
rULL vIGoR RESTORED. ~ avn
IT- oURE WARRANTED. OR No CHARGE IN ALL CASES
sUBJEcT TO The CONTRACT MADE WITH TIE PATIENT
,.eH ALL LETTERS POST PAID-R ENEDIES SEyT BY
sn1IL. oe+-d6ms
EHNIlE NNhEniiT lII, nIsCIiI III rra.l,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

ull LEf'rhips PATENT srlURElJ n ~ 10 PHI W n
- DMACEI'S PATENT HYDRO FL LECTRIC VOLTA IC CHAINS
to be under the most
ueovory In medicine and electricity present
lseve without pain or shock acute
pains such as head nd main.
doeauf etc. and by their Aid aud
action on the body diseases Of years. a, eot 10
paralysis nervous complaints liver
n W miracle They have been applied with
IN All those dreadful diseases In children
u ooWes They precpitate metals solution,
water defect the magnetic needle; short SHOW
h phenomena OF powerful voltaic n,n
aueE These elects weigh about be up
are always ready for and will
, mar ms iie time guarding himself family friends etc
streaming electricity perfectly SAFE certain and wonderful
bAtere, from tl0 to t22 90. " ~ " ~ ~
incredible as the above person can
convince himself beforehand, At the depot their truth The
Importance o the inyention has been ia lmerc.
oeen applied with great medical colleges, the
pervue and Wards Island Hospitals CITY
IN Europe by the Royal Colleges and
naoh by the Academies Rationale de Medicine Paris by
Faculty at Vienna; by the Royal Faculty at Berlin:
principal hospitals In Europe. "s '"'
proprieors In possession OF
eu hosi all The above institutions
wen OF The most eminent and members OF thr
them. ~ ~ Pi1 W eAAn'ihe
Pull and Illustrated descriptions use and
or scientific men, with copies OF and number OF
cases cured In New York and Europe be
e one They will be forwarded postage 10 any part O,
in answer to prepaid inquiries
eens postage stamps: J. sTEiSERT, Sole Agent,
-, No Dos Broadway cor. Prince street, New York
Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

THE INDIA KUHRER COMR COMPANY
Ofirc q t1in street, York.
oLE MANUFACTURERS under GoopyElR's ParESr offer In
~ inc Trade large assortment Dn,
Coss L,n TrcE and sIpE COINS, Children LoxG Gowns G
OF h,yhc and snertor Ia Iaicity durdIitv to
combs o other material They softer the head
any other Comb not affected grease and
rAn'ed 10 stand any climate, and warp or split
sale Mt the principal Comb Dealers and a tn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

tooioN BONDS foH sALE-e sc, 900 Virginia and Ten.
nsssse RdHrodd horfgrged sir per cent Coupon Bonds
insf gnd Principal payable IN Hio York, coBrertIL
np on W S toWpunY, at TIE DRedsure holder at any
hTshe Slst day u DscSber is59These Bonds ar in sums
tVV eaeh for ~ years and part the
o. one million ave hundred thousand dollars by
@ ,n a. m last session one million Of which
~ The state and the whole deed Of trust
The entire road aud property Of the Company the
mentor enterest and the ultimate redemption Bonds-
viii be expended the road. ''
This Road will extend Lynchbur 10 the Tennesss
ad'tance Of 2uo meswhere II will with other similar
improvements extending 90 Memphis the Mississippi
rf nhoIdng when the South SIDE and Peierburg
ok aiIoads are completed continuous from
Norfolk Peersburg and Richmond 20 Memphis Itpaes
portion OF our state remarkable for Its fertility agr.
cultural ana mineral large
which u already commands the friends Of
koad arc sAnguine that will certainly cent not
more The whole work Is under win
me ltday Of January, 1888 copy o the mortgage can be
seen ~ our ON and Information the onds
be had on application 10 o. W. PJ5RCEiL 4 Do
Ieis Rcbmond' ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

SIOHAGE-sToHAGH-iam repaired receive At my Iuun.
- es House on the Dock from thirty 70 forty thousand
eho wheat Persons desrous 10 have their
do well 70 make early application.
Insurance be effected lowest rates Of premium
ge5-u HDyyiN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
REnOyAL.
HUGHES DUPUY @ CREHANGE,
Importers and Wholesale ID. aI-r-
FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
HAVE LE"ovkD IRON Ssw ~ WILLIAM STREET TO
-, 81 Maiden Lame, New York, up stairs,
Where they prepared complete and
ssS
AND mSys fSS shSiSs; SiSs;oS. iSiT4ESS $ISSSs SE&
sfRISos. &C. &C.
PARIS FANCY GOODS
AoAPrEO 10 TiiE sI'RING TRADE,
RESPECTFULLY CALI f TE I'1i %rffs4os resR OF BUYERS
rH- ORDERS FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS or GOODS tale, -,
6sessas BY their Residing ps.ns. Paris
or fRANKLiS SznEET VIEW r1RR"i. Se%n
upon *. prSspe e" Of n: S.. s
..io"n ,ss option one Of sn.. Ts aS
and Furniture combine elegance with is designed a.
@J reception i JOHN ;ysTi 4sTLSn 81 h ss sc,n'
a.. q; C0NHoY, No. % fGlioa S1sSf, Ses Yo1I,
o. Hhng Tackle OF the qualities and mo.t ausi
and Rods Of ali frd. and a.ss s Lines Nets Reels
stock OF hrst quality Of Conoy celebrated LIMERICK
;l.s: the best kinds and at the e
sss Wa!es cS
for az s u Issss Or 4 ,E,s, lot. .sI.
iasi sa n9"a1Ss SsaS, pss. saS srH Rt brands
go do do n. O. and anseaied. 20 to 9s.
700 do Russia shset Iron, No S to l6
80 do Wire, assorted numbers and good quality
10 Casks sa sheet sn,,s, Zinc; 90 ton, speltsr.
So 60 Pigs nanea Tin; 200 pig, Strait Tin
Together of rinnan Tool, and Machines,
Rrs.. lars Handles, and all articles. use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

4. NJ PETTtN.ItL a CO., No. is9 N.s-au Street, view
York. aud 10 state STREET Boston, have made such arrange
msnu with the best and most widely circulated Journals
United State, and Capada, hatihey ensbsd
Ing Of time and 70 the Advertiser Who do bp
through hsm They select the best papers, bs,. 60.
'piepoosly Aths very lowest prices, aod s h
o. hs customers 10 view. hershns invited 10 call on
them and 'a,I'y themselves that these ,hnr, are,o.
ses-iy-tP1 .r...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07
NUMBER ss.

DOVE CO.
WHoLESALE DEALERS m Dnuro
<Nrup ciNEs, PAINTS, oIlA Erc.,
80 80 S .os s,raet Logvood, In smai boIss
1900 lbs lite Lead IN w.,
N.v galons sperm
oA,krs and boxes Of sve
.oo gaiens olive OIL,
vo ou ees Herrings Ointment
Vd'n,n vermifuges
80 Matches
s,arrh .eo,, N
ID, Alum w "o" tanners OH n
80, OOo Cigars as.ort "A h,.,s. ~
10 sofP Pine, -'us -
lo,sO genuine Povhatan Pine. N
80 bbis Fire Proof Pail ",
vo los indestruetible Iron Paint e
10 boxes Windov Glass $3.50 ~
800 prime smoking N
30 bsxe Chewing Tobacco
J. 800 lbs. Venetian Red ~
10 bbs Smiths y.rni ~
luO Cinnamon II
10 sross seidliix asf. ~
10 bag Aispce =
l,00 doIen Assorted aoap. u
900 lbs Prime Black Tonop, z
1000 lbs Irsh >1. - n
so doIen ~
Iosether with the usual complete ax,o,,,,.,, =, p,.,
fancy Goods, Dye stl ur az " rssnt Medicines,
RAJ terms to town country trade u'aA TINE and hbe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-07

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
HOEIER LoRiLLARD, Manufacturer, IL C7atlam STREET
,o lOrk offers for sale the fol owing articles
Honey Dew Scotch and other snun Also Fine oaAcco Ia
Tin G and papers particular the various
can be known by sending for full price
fe8-d3m-lPl
TO MERCHANTS, ,DRESSMiKEHS
AND MILLINERa.
Esiablishmcnf for French and English De-
tune. W.
NA RS H. q. sUPLEE OPEN March I 1854 the FASHIONS
Tor the coming Ladies' may finding AT
THIS establishment ereJp design,
Tie patterns are cut in tissue trimmed
TO be made. - eS' "'
SUBSCRIBERS:
rsfhs' tmes year sl2 90
anna q, ''''''''''''....'.......... Geo
. - PRICES PATTERNS.
Iades Bonnet and Boa. .sl 80 Chdrens Dresses 80
PM Dress l25 over Basquss ...,.. "a
Manles so Sacks ................ 81
jackets ;......... 80 Bonnets and Hats
To Achdnfs Mrs sCpLEEs patterns are Invaluable as they
give them the style OF Trimming DTesnD.r can
dress would cost I'VE times that amount.
our CNILDREN'S CLOTHiSG DEPARTMENT
Is now complete OF entirely shapes designs which
ohe Wholesale and Retail be bought
BOYS and Misses Cloaks Bonneis and Caps
kets, Basques Ac., Embroidered M Plain.
Of order. MRS n n SIIpI rp '''P'
=. No. 2lS Chesnut rect, (2nd noor)
JaoI-ufm Opposite GiTard llouse, ad elphia.
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Give their personal attention 10 the Of County Produce
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