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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-16
T1HE WATCH OF OTHER DAYS.

/ Il This Watch, with time, has faded,
ii Its brightest hours have passed,
Its DER two years since cleaned, i
And tits running much too fast.
When frstI bought thee--a new one,
to eases were bright az Sun rays (; i,s,e s5sist
But now it looks like an old one,
M Ills the Watch Of other days
The hands and works are both dirty, 4ssEss
Not yestige ct polish Y theIe ;s.ss.ss
l<te And stand much IN nee sofrspair. /
! The crystal and dial ard broken, s5fi /
a And It's time is mot at all true; fsE. - -
And a. consult s. l BfII f B1IRs 1an
doors above the Dispasch-which always contains
something ia q
a DAMS, & CO.'S NEW YORK, yIR,
IA GINLAsAND NORTH CARULINAySTEAMr
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
TERSBURG, &C., &C., kc.-Havine effected srrsnge-
ments with the u. s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
Our Express wal leave New York every Wednes-
igsass ss!#sas
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the day of sailing. q
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
YoIk, are requested 70 order BY adams 4 CO.'S
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 60 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex'
70 20 !, j. l., MoDoNoUGH, Agent. Riehmond
) NOTICE. Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
b ssesysd % co. 8 ros
way who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships. ,t.
je Cts p IS Broadway, New York. /
CPRING rs FAST APPROACHING
- Having determined to reduce my stock of heavy
Winter Clothing very low, IN order to make. room
fof large Spring stock, will sell, regardless of
sis Heavy Overcoats (all styles. S /
.s Business Coats $ 3 ss.s4,,. .
!" Cass. Pants /" -
e Velvet and Merino Vests ~ +
2 Merino Shirts, Drawers, &c. &c. !
My current expenses being less than one-half of
any other house insmy line in Richmond, in addition
to other great facilities affords me the opportunity
to Offer the greatest inducement to all who intend
purchasing and are in want Of good and well made
Clothing. An early call is respectfully solicited.
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ID o. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER

ID @. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
lls-GROCER AND COMMISSION MER'
CHANT, 1t his house, opposite the old stand ol
Haskins 4 Libby, and in front Of the Steamboat
Landing where may be foand general assortment
o all articles In his line. Wig: II sssS8F
b Gerdaee, Hemp and Manila. S. q 5sss ~
Blocks Patent Roller Friction; eBushed and Com.
mon Twine Sail Needles, Hooks and Thmblee; Ma.
rine Spikes, Gaulking Irons, Can Hooks Box Hook
Hand Spikes Wood Saws and various articles in thc
Ship Chendlery Line.
GRoCERIEs.susa Coffee Tea Soap, Candle
RACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tongues, he.
PAINTS-White and Black Head: Paris Chrome
Spanish brown. Paint Oil varnisE., ~ {
Sperm and Solar OIL; Fish OIL. TAI. Pitch, Rodn
Spirits Turpentine, &c. 7a -
CYockerY, for ship use.
4 4 Buckets, Rrooms, kc-yaK - 8Efs 81 oa7
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- NEW ARRIVAL OF SU-
III PERR PIANO FORTEe JAMES

5f1|i1EE.1 NEW Ark FALOFs BU-
EEsES;E=z!5Eis PERB PIANO FORTES. JAMES
n H II UWOODHOUSE (late Nash Wood
= housed has just received extensive
additions to his stock of PIANO FORTES, forming
an assortment a. great az be in any estab-
Iishment of the kind in the Union all of which are
offered upon as good terms can be obtained In re-
spectacle establishments north.
Their beautiful tones and elegance Of finish are in
the highest state Of perfection known and for dura
bty time and experience have already tested their
solid merit In this respect
Orders for Piano Fortes faithfully attended to, and
packed in the secure MANNER to 80 any distance
by land or water.
Il Pianos Tuned and Repaired. sf s. fe II
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z SMALL Cars IN FAvoR-The Ingenious London
correspondent Of the New York journal of Com
merce, writing on fashions, gives us the following
interesting information: "SmalI caps enoy large
share Of the favor of the ladies', We. say amen
Esfo perpetna! The small caps and the things to
put the small caps ON, are not yet ikely-wes give
Heaven prase-to lose the favor ofthe ladies' :
sss - s{a5t@ a7z'st CtA aIa}s Bost0ni (,oUr;er
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-
II 1glTE11Il u IN 11EN1C EtEl1B
0ntsrdsnsd (sueceasors y Nsce 4 w1n1tot)
81 as,s ~ sla ss 3 M IN 4 r. q
yin sentinne ~ gAo0EHY, CON ION -
sfOHWAKIL10 BUD4NkM8 10 thoo "a Stan1 81 n.
y W. corner Of Cuy aul Rseris ncets, leadius .
sayo,p hFdss. yQa Il MINgTQl,l
3 r /, So -. w 3. POWERS.
REMpvAL~-'Ths oafcs fhs sSasetSs1~, Coftan
and Wool ManHf netutsg Compna5i remeyed tofhe
4 M s III WIN. II. ROWERss AGENT
HO-PARTNEREHIP NOTICE. The
~ undersigne1 hese asseciated themselves toEet1r
er. under the ttyle and firm of BARRETT, VAL
LER 4 CO., for the purpose Of conducting general
GROCERY AND COMMISSIONS BEEiNE6S ID
The hesss recently oecnpied by Near DEAkE 4
s.s st1iet attention " the sas of fro6nce
Of every kind will purchase and ship Merchandise,
Lime, Gnane, Plaster, Cement, Farming Impia-
1nents. MachiuerJ any and everything that may De
ordered from them i sss4s zg7 & Us
win also receive and forward Goods of every de-
scription with the utmost dispatch. s.
JOHN b. BARRETT. Dsnytilc,
$3.50 ssfss Of the Arm of Barrett 4 Richmond.
1zf4 ssts ARCHIBALD p. WALLER,
..s--@s5 80 $50 Is Caroline county.
j. RIED BARRETT.
ii. e1. 9, afnrrrarv emf Euf Barrett b NeWBon
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-; Is. ri = VIRGINIA CE Mt r a..
Asseea - 80 r ABROAD -PLASTER CHAN

AND OTHER MANURES.-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company the regulations Of the Company relating
to the transportation of plaster. guano, &c. being
under consideration, the following resolution was
adopted: 59s=E4 ~ aifA
Whereas, the rates of charge guano plaster,
been fixed so to give no profit ON the transpor.
tation, and the Company is subjected to claims for
not receiving and transporting them TO the exclusion
Community 8Fs'a sEss E3st g
Resolved. While the rates for. plaster, guano, &C.,
remain below the proportionate rates on other tom
that these articles cannot be received or trans
to the exclusion of articles of general
ty which are charged at rates yielding profit the
Company; and that bill for storing these unprofi
able articles will hereafter be paid.
fe IA I{s5efte z H.GILL. Supt /
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DEATH OF ANDERSON MILLER.-Last evening,
about o'clock this gentleman closed his earthly
career. For several days past he has been laborine
under malignant attack of Varioloid which has
been attended with frequent and violent attacks of
deliriums Although every care and attention was
bestowed last evening, in fit of delrium, he sue
ceeded in getting hold of knife, which was WING
close beside him, and before his nurse who was
the only perssn in his room could prevent him, he
succeeded in inictng fatal stab in his neck sew
ering the ugula ar vein, and causing death shortly
afterwards.--.H. Louis Republican, Feb =
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1T 9VIKUINIA e i Mt IL A J.
The undersigned conn
mittee appointed under resolution Of Dec. g, 1855
finding the rates of the Company too low and below
those of several other Railroads in this State, and
the cost of transportation is now greatly increased
on most of the mpo rtant items, have adopted new
Tariff, which will go into operation the 18th inst.
WILLIAM .OVERTON,
s. B. BROW, Directors
DAVID ANDERSON.
, se@ CHAS. ELLET, JR., Chief Engineer.
Efe XIV e. I'll. GILL; Supt Trans. Com. ~
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! S PLENDID PIANO

eassE7Sssls ORTES,-A. J. BELVIN has just
A hi Hreceived from the cele brated manu-
factories of Messrs. Nunn's 4 Co.
Gilbert & Co. and Burns number of their elegant
toned PIANOS, with all the modern Improvements
rvaIled, their tone and durability cannot be rpsss-
ed-which he will sell low.
He also has on hand q large lot of FURNITURE Of
his own manu- eacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and Mahogany, made up in the lest style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and not BY
machinery. 90 7
UNDEkTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS and vii give bis individual atten-
ton to all orders lsa at his Warehouse, where ,
can always be found. y sssesz al nss
I. sp 23-dActs ]. A. BELyIN, Governor q.
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RI DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS.-A iine
assortment ID Store. Also, 4 large lot of .tout
single sole, long and short toes. s.
81. ss. VIM WAISHs #
No. -, sisn ofths Boot. opposits Grsttsla
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5tQTkGtJ.
BOSTON MARK ct,
For The Mcek cnding Dec. D.

FLOUR-The Market is dull, bat there
is no material variation in prices. Sales Of
Western superine at So fancy $3.50
9,55; extra Ohio sl0,25 a 1850; Gennes-
see extra | |, | so per barrel Southern
is in moderate demand, common at ., %;
fancy $50 9,75; extra OBS 1859;
lot Of 1000 barrels for shipment on private
terms.
GRAlN-The arrivals of Corn have been
considerable and the market is dull. Sales
of yellow at IS 95c, according TO quality
mixed 95a 30; white IS per bushe. Oats
are in steady demand at IS 60 for Northern
and Western. Rye is selling in small lots
at As per bushel.
1 PROVISIONS The stock of Pork is
quite light and the prices are firm. Sales
Of prime at 1880 Sl3; mess 1850 a SIS;
clear 1850 a $l7; extra clear l7,50a SIS
per bbl, 4 mos. Beef is selling 1850
| IL for heavy western mess; extra $3.50 a
SIS; common mess, SIS per barrel mos.
/ Lard is scarce and firm at La II .4c in
bbls and l2c IN kegs; lams .! a loo per ID
months.
WOOL-At New York, last week, sales
200, 600 lbs medium 81 34c; 10000 pulled,
mostly super and extra, 30 a 33. More in
curry for foreign.
At Philadelphia, stocks materially reduc-
ed but demand limited. Sales in all 10000
lbs fine at 40 a 45c. q months $500 lbs ex-
ira fine at AZ l-2; 1000, mixed lot, at 3Sc.
& mos; 5000 l2 and "a blood at 81, 9
mos; 1000 l-2 blood at 3ic, 6 mos; $4,000
fleece 80 to 45c. 4 6 mos; 1000 No. pull
led at 35c, q ms; 20C0 unwashed at 2lc, and
$4,000 pulled "a to Csc, 4, S and o ms.
PEoyIpENcE, Dec. 2. Wool-Demand
for fine qualities continues, but they are
still scarce sales $1,000 lbs. Printing
Cloths more active and prices unchanged,
sales $1,000 ps.
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j. IL. SCHENCEK's
PULM MIC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of Consumption,

The proprietor of this medicine was himself many
year. Hsa, reduced az low 10 be- given up %, his
phN scaus sud hrads, in tho isi stages d Colsuup
ion. When all hopes ct etoF getting vel had He'd.
DO wac sira sgiv rrconn fnicd So Syfnp ~ tde
FROM OH tuiifn receipt, which succeeded IN eiec
iuBly cuuns him. The fanny physieians and a large
uuq,et ct iesrectsho gentlemen certified 10 the iicis
Of THE ctse, nll the Put tdf Ssiun nht irci
regulations never equ4fd 10 that section OF the
Try. Crnatus, TINS dh, sen.ation second Ia
that ouy ot u miracle, DR. ShcnCk waited on by
mauy simhlri an et"d, To whom he adninstsrrd the
Svrup with tine heuefci q results In fact such
the nolofioy of thi. nrdirno that eminonl fae-
ticns nhy scilns bad their attention drawn toward
the nsing reputation Of 70, from hrvine Witnessed s
curative puwrf-, aud freely cxte did The hand OF
frlondship and GENE ut 10 DR. Shrnck and ia
tfoducod the medicine to the public, aud used ii in
their dahl uTHcticc.
No other medicine orefates upon the system 10 the
manner that the Pumunic Syrup does. Il produces
healthy action upuu ihe morbid pItts, by purb
them from di.ease il promotes the cXpt etorainss at
laws the cough, riprns the matter co the unss, und
when u T. DIS hHrgnd, - heals ihs opening that ihe
hfe king o. The nbsfccs uhscess produces and the
iungs become sound and resume the performance OF
their naturl functions il also sooihes the Initiated
Pouiva Of she ianas ami other organs, aud thus re-
stores these pats 10 health. \ superior pfopHuy
that The medicine Pos.esses over all "thrs u, that q
contains 20 opium, caionri, OF any other deleeious
+ suul4tttr-
In Isll d.. shenok removed ffnn Pennington, New
Jefsry 10 PHILADELPHIA amuenrtd the practice OF
bis proic SION, where he sonn qhfcd reputation
excel I'D b, none, curing Disease mat had ha'et'-
ffc on doe ned inrufasic, and he 49, STAGE thel
daily presented To the would iacsniei aIie eNii1nce OF
his success.
Buih OF hi. plrents died with Cousunptiou, which
appsnfs 90 have hoan an hereditary di-ea,e with his
/ Gthci's family Al his brothers aud SISTERS, except
one died early of this disease" no7e OF them but Tie
[ one brother, ratehing the 1gr If twenty.
Thus cli acafly the list of hts family, he naturally
81, saue Hiirui as one after another was consigned
] 10 the silent tomb by this fyli destroyer.
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kidnapping of Free Negroes in
Keutuckv
II Free Girl taken from Ohio ani sold info
Nidreru-Nfgro Trndcrs LnnL,rnl.L

=" rec ""t tdhcn IRON ONO dni sold into
,,,n'ooe'y-Ntgro Traders Implicated.
"u last rev days unfold to the public
SUI .Il,lng facts as to create spirit of
,iuo.nl'aoIe 9e'efmlnatlon to purge this com
"'"""y VI uesperadoes now inicsting thi1
sV.uon as 20 INSPIRE such enthusiastic ex-
e"e'''n,' seldom Il ever witnessed in any
~ n,u"dPP"'g ffee .Negroes IN Ohio,
a"u uv'uuIng our slaves IRON t1elr masters,
W l''u'e "nu sen 'nein' Is an established
,SS'"" y gang 'oeated upon NE borders
I x C'"' Vo'noinlng WIN negro traders ~
~ y, .u's "'a'e, thereoY boIdly con
LING a 'n'''',ous system OF piracy, here
~ uuH"o"n j" uie Annals Of CRIME IN
h.n'"Gky,
VA noay morning TINS community was
"PP'Svu VI u'u lac', through The agency Of
S cuit1 p',suns, 'hat free Negro Gtt ,oas
~ 'Dg 'u"'n J'oW oHlo ana brought 10
'.''lu'"y' "1sPicloh' OF tne statements OF
.no ~ s'oesi N"hich Is NOT evidence IN Ken
WveNyp p,oseu 'na' LOWS Alen ana Henry
Ouis VI ''''s county, were tne lnuNiuuals
:" s 49, PosseSs'oii ''ie glr' was iounu'
lists .,' we're lnaue' our oest ana Proml-
"ume o'''I9ns turnlug guy 10 capture me
'ous' Lewis auu n"en ioung were Tor.
,Iiy.,. "a" " 'no paoP,o ir" nj p''son ana
uVl.Fe' 'n 70 .ue a''''i'it.'es o. ONO "here
~ WI yu ~, l'o'eu o' a. VI aggravhuhg
,''i,,s ~ 'l'S'. 80 ue'.Ises henIy Dung
W " TO- y" WI, SUE rus 'lls
S"',If''"s Oo''''''ui1y % !" DC r'u OF 'hFee
o'u.ue,s' ~''usp ooiu Iurcer OF crime was
''''D' " ..e IL IT, ""v saIoly ol ule Puullc'
~ J',a amu iios U"ns oPeny oos ~, OF
~ ou,l we Siy iney
- - " s.'0'' 'o"'eo VI i'e''noou 10
iii -. :" 81 y, 10y 'I' SAVES "nu
~ u"ue''' ~ "'e HeIe
aP.n.Ae ''9 s'a'' o""e,S " Neh'uchy uat
"eg'o "ua'fS ale more 70 Dc J'Hrea ana re-
H. = 'p'', 'ei'0t yum .e '"oeI'n'r'y 'ioo-
''''D'.'s'' '0e'e''y "'7''u"''"s themselves d
mum u.s.
u o., lus1y e9''.'l''eu uia' ''O ''."oN o.
80. '''uV's H,n eSc'Ps J'OM "e" masters are
"u"s'c,,eu uponsH ~ agency q STARE aedi-
"S 20 ." "'u"i' he' uls loser OF save
P'ope''y eAal',,ne u'' heeio pens ol lhe
'"usi oc'o'o o"1''"S re"S'us o' ioohing To-
|a'u7 cauAul' 10" nc'c eat'essy
c"a' 20 uia' '',y N.u" " St' NC" ''Ho "'d.
~ nuV'' oS '"s'''sS o, P'gsSS'o'' iott not
nesia'e' from eonsc'e"t'ons So"Pies' 70 re
'''pt s'o''" P'oP'rr9' VI ossi'l III ucN'uils
c'u'e'''eu s''Ne li"'h noi'ie l'f Tue SAKE OF
s',"
Let ne euAehs o' .''iS S'a'e ioWh DOWN
.lese offensive characters. destroy thcir IN
human Jun pens, ana 'he condition OF our slaVes
VIZ DC mucn improve
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KASzAs ELECTION The II. Louis Re-
publican of the lst instant his returns Of the
vote in the several precincts for Delegate 10
Congress, the latest OF which states that
Gen. Whheield, pro slavery. "a at least Zoo
ahead north of the Kansas river, md is Ger
tainly elected by large majority.
The Republican received its intelligence
by telegraph from Kanzas city. !, is stated
thai" one nam was killed at Boston, one Of
the new towns in the territory" and. also,
thar disturbance occurred between two
persons, IN which man named DAVIS, was
shot and died within an hour Both were
citizens ofthe territory aud formerly o. Mis-.
souri,
We notice that three clnlidatcs we're
voted for, Whneield, the slavery candidate,
Fionnlkeu, and Wakefield.
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MELVEN WINGS Estate.

F1NlIE 5UBSENIBEKs, having been appolnted by Tho
j iIon. Ptohato Court foI the District OF Washing
ton to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims aud demands OF AL PERSONS asaast the esia'e
Of Melven WING, ate of Montpelier laid district
deceased represented insolseht Aad the term OF
months the 10th day OF Oct. 1854, being allowed
by said Court to the creditors said deeeased, 10 "a
hbit aud provs their respective inns before us;-
Give notice. that We will attend To the dutiss OF our
appoi uine the dwelling house Of Levi Boutwell,
10 Mont ,silsr, IN said Dist the hfst nondsy
Of January aud April nest, at o'clock in the at
tcrn0on. On each OF said days
kANsEL n. KEITH, Commits
HENRf MUTT, sionen.
Montpelier, Noy. %, A. y. ls5i II
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The newspapers very Justly accuse the
late General Assembly OF neglecung the
public good by refusing pass some law for
the supervision Of schools. The truth Of The
whole maltcr cannot BE- known, without a
censure upon individuals. and no one choos-
es TO DO that when M good can result at
present The next best course is, for the
Town Supernteudcnis and Committee men
to do what they can To aid the schools
Rutland HeraiA
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WoNprRFrL DncuvEHr hos recently been made
by Dr. Cufs, Of this cav o. the treatment of Con-
sumption, Asthma sod oil Diseases o. TIE f.uags.-
We feiei 10 " Dr. Cnrttss HggcIni, 0r fahaiing Hg-
gcaH bapyr and ChorB NsrHp.n Niih this new meth
cd Dr.. 4. has restored many afieted TO perfect
health an evidence OF which he has iunumrtnhlo
cefihstics. Speaking OF ht ueatment physician
remarks 1T - cTideni that inha ing --cunsantly
breathing an agreeable hrahHr vapuf, The medicinal
properties must come dfeet contact with the whole
Of the wnll cavity OF The lungs, and Tins scupc the
many and varied chanees produced upon them when
tuced into the stu mach aud subjected 20 the process
Of Digestion. The ilggotna D. for sal by FRED.
sNtrH, Montpelier, Vt, aud at all the druggists
throusbou, tho counti,-From the Nor York Dutch.
man y Jan. 20.
See advertisement of Mcdicaicd inhalation n lnoih-
or column OF ihis papcf. i2y
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$l5 only for a Country Resi-
dence.

9--ooIy few days l,n To secure IL. poat 81 -
ono e bot b. suo aud 90 soon you Viii be- too lic
few .hit,s isR for ots go toe bctuiiul rilise Of
LAKELAND, atioining tho spisniii i.'se Ronsau-
koms Farms which are selling u from 500 10 $500
pei aese. SIS, payable 90 inillneai.. vi .eeuie
tour hullins lots % by lo feet, farm Of from to
- .,te,. Those who wish gct rdof paying Their
enormous reat. "a thus city aul delightful resi-.
denee should apply imiua Iiaiely to
CnAS. WO ID PCS Bfo,9wa5. ortp
WV CALDWELL, heani, Monipeicr VI.
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The .6sd Of Challenging. The Milwau,,
kie Neniind says that nearly eigh hnadrsd
illegal votes were offered at the different
polls in Milwaukee, at the election on the
'lh instsnt, and the Sentinel adds: With
scarcely an exception these votes were Tor
me straight Democratic ticket; and were
Kept out Of the ballot box only by prompt
ana determined challenging"
The Bradford Inquirer, much improved in
politics and typographical appearance, comes
70 US bearing the name Of o. a. BowE, pub
Usher.
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Bank OF UOuipeIier.

y OTI T. Is hrtehy sivru, ihti % mcetins OF the
- Stort u,,def. Of thi, iaak Nili b. hehi At then
Rtnkiur tluu.r 90 fhe Sefoni Tuesday ef 1Fnunfs
next the On pra,inn. e'riocs T.. ~. tor The
puf,.r m .lrin. hvs pfrcrf.1s fr t1e year ensuing.
GEORGE nOWEs, Cashier.
Manircl e., Hoe. 8, lS5f. u
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM OF go acres OF Lad, with good hnllling.
~ ". u watercd, With SUGAR and FRUIT okC IT,
ARDS, situated shost half mi'o from the village OF
West Randolph, H. ehersd tor sale. Tho Farm Tor
ineIly belonged 10 the late Michael Jackson.
Information may he had by Irpalrngoi linvy Lam
ION, West kaaiolph, ofof e. tshaf, Nerrhhsid.
Noy "a. lS5i. III 30
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hrmy believe is ono OF The greatest wo,m destroy
eis Of the ag"ceriuialy the most cSaordinaty that
knos Of
child OF miae about five year. old b.. boon trnub
led With worms about sia months back W. could get
nothing to relieve II uotl crfue across Or M'Lano's
Nomiiugei Of winch We gsso but small quaatity.-
The result, howovcr, was ox'uofdiniy. The child
pissed over 800 worms.
Mr. LENT, Willism,bursh, Long l.ini.
RS. Dr. VI Lanes Celohraiii Veuniiuge and biz
or P. can be obtained any tho respectable Drug
Stores IN This cry.
bry Purchasers will please be- clreful tpa.k for, and
take none bot DIR. Lanes Nermlruge. Al,
olhels lIe oompltluvoly wonhle... Ia2w
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VIM. A, Nichols Estate.

fI'llE subseiheTs having b'en appointed 10y the i"A'
IL bate Couri 6,T the Tistrct oi W ashngio Com
nt.sioners receive examine aud adjust ~ clam.
ari dem tnds OF an person, asfisthe estate oi Nm
Nichols lac Of Mddh seN IN said di-tfc', Hee - repre-
.rn a. saivent, aud IN term OF mo"ths hon the
2lth day afNrvcmicr ISL hen- allowed ~ stid Coun
to he rfedtais sad dae-tsed to EXHIBIT aud prove
their res aac I've claims before u
tlVE NOTICE that We viii attend to the dOiics
OF our app,intmeni al the dNelling hou.e OF ~ido"
II,rft Aiehols, ia MiddlrseK, IA said Disine'' on
thv 10 days Of January aus May next, al i"'''N'
"a the aieroan, ga each OF said days.
Dr.. CARPENTER, c,mmi.s,onst,
W. u. HOLDEN,
Mtdttr.rx Dec 8 A, ID 1874 ~
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WHOLESALE AGENTS

PhiladsIphia.--GILBERT, WEN1Z 4 CO., M n.
Third Street.
New yotk.--c. v. cLICKNER & CO, ei Barclay
Street.
Bosion.-REDDiNG 4 CO., No. State Street.
Aud every respectable druggist Throughout, me JAR
cd States. Lily-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

In Burlington ami lu Bennington public
meetings are called TO AID 10 the suppression
of iquorsel ing, and liquor drinking. II is
found that laws have their efficiency ia the
public will, aud that in a Republic they do
not " execute themselves Not mill hu-
man nature Is different from what It now IS,
can public meetings 20 discuss and form
plans Of united action, be dispensed with.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

LOUISVILLE, Dec ;. The s.. Louis Re
publican says that Whtefeli pro slavery,
has been elected delegate from Kansas by a
large majority.