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Valuable Real Estate

"a FOR SALE -
VINiiE subscribers offer al Private sale, all
that certain tract of LIMESTONE LAND
beautifully situated along Llule Buffalo creek,
Kelly Tp, Union Co, about ~ miles from
LewiSburg aud 3 miles from Milton. adJoin-
ing lands Of VI ma Patterson, George Nickel,
Jacob Moyer and others, containing :s6 acres.
The improvements thereon are large and
commodious Two-Storey Frame Mansion
House. good Frame Barn, Carriage and
WoodhouSe, with all other necessary Out-
buildlngS--a Pump with good and never-tall-
ing Water near the door-a large bearing
ORCHARD Of choice Apples, and all other
varieties of Fruit.
The land Is all under good fences and in a
high state of cultivation. The buildings are
all nearly new, aud for convenience, style and
durability can not te exceeded in The neigh
borhood.
About 4 Acres TIMBER LAND.
For particulars address "D. MYERS, Lewis
burg, Pa" or persons wishing 10 view the
premises or ascertain terms can do SO by
calling on d. Myers, residing thereon.
Mas ANN MYERS,
SOS DAVID MYERS.
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pas Something for You ~G;a

CtUGAR. Teas, Coffee. Chocolate, Cocoa.
- MrlaSscs, SOAP. Herring. Washing and
Baking Soda, Pearl Starch. Potash, Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Indigo. Spices ground
and ungrouni. Shoe BRUSHES Dro"ns '"mrs, "'oVes,
Hosiery, Knitting Cotton Susrcuders rortmona'e "
pnrsr. P.rr,m,ry F.hin. Tackle Razor Strops and n
variety OF small such LvEErE7rI wtNt VIII oc
sold chcap f r Cash by III. h hhNNh'i'
Jevi.hnrg lpril lS5t
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rs,-The observance of the Sabbath, so
far rs relates to the sale Of spirituous and
malt liquors, oysters, &c, is rlsldIy en-
forced in Philadelphia. Liquors are pro-
hibitel as beverage on that day in mos
of our inland towns.
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ZcWisburH #arket.
LewisSurg Post Office Arrangements.

EASTERN Malls, every day cNoept SUNDAY.
r.o-r at 81 o'clock, T. VI
HESTEGN. Monday. wedn, ~lay and Friday.
close at - A. VI
NORTHERN twnliamsTort Nrr1 W"du ard Fri.
rosc at I'N OF ni-ht preceding
SOJTHEE.N S,iusrIoycJ Tuc-,i. Thursd and Saturd,
close at Il, ".
BiFF-;LOE L Ec-iDS Tuesday and Friday,
close % 4 N. of night 1Tccc'iir,
rn-Eu u1ness hours daily cxrcp; Sunday from until
IL :, NJ AM from - NJ. until :. IN
Nov. p 1885. H. W. CEoTZEI, N.
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ssrBoth branches of the National AS
ssmbIv have agreed to adjourn on Friday
the 4th of August.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
rVHE Co-partnership heretoiore existing as
Tustin. Stuart Il Lewis, Is this day dis
solved by limitation. The i-Isiness OF sald
firm will be settled hy Jos.P PTuStn,who alone
is authorized to use the firms name IN liquid
alton. All persons having accounts with sand
firm will please call Immediately Tor settle
ment al Thornton IL Cos Drugstore.
JOS. 7. TISTlN,
THOS 5. LEWIS.
Lcwisburg, May ., 1854
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NOTICE.

w ted, tU work on the Union Il Susque-
hanna BRIDGE. To good men. liberal wages
will be paid. Apply to J. A. BONER. se'ins-
grove or WIN. A. BELL. at the Bridge, seven
miles below Selinsgrove, ,Eas, side OF the River.
June g. 1854
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TO LUMBERNEN.

NANTED-3 80 To SO acs - Maple 81 By
80 in 30 400 d. by 80
10 to- "a anO II 3 in. sh pianb
20. 3n.tao II! do
70 hr delivered this coming Fall and Spring .
the bank of tn, Riret at Harrisburg. lumber
Of good iual''v and strait Srair ed is wanted .
Proposals viii Re received nll Sept. I 70
furn'>h'ns the above. and persons sending pro
rosa7s VIII STATE me quantity and quality Of the
dIh-f"rf kinds thcv can furnish. and when.,
Terms of raymeni-cash On delivery sn4
Inspection. Address .(postpaiO
fse WO WICKOK. Harrj>bnre p.
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OrDi,ans' Court Sale.

NY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
ID Court of Union county, the undersigned.
Administrators of SAMUEL WILSON, late oil
KeNy Tp. deceased, will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
That valuable tract of land situated IN the
township and county aforesaid, within miles
of tho thriving village of Lowishurg, bounded
by land. Of the heirs of Tho's Wilson decd,
David Meyer, Elavel C!ngan. Joel Royer, Phil.
ip shook. and others, containing .e2j Acres
or ,hereabouls, ESO acres cleared, having there
[-Aon erected two story Frame House and
-L%Aki,chen, n Frame Barn. Spring House
(anI never failing Spring OF Wa'er) AMI all
other cut buildings necessary for tho comfort
and convenience of Farm. There IS aisoe-a
good Apple Orchard, with variety Of -
Fruit Trees. The cleared land il in high
state Of cultivation and ahounds with Limestone
for all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide mic
TWO or THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
suit Purchasers.
For terms of sale apply TO either 81 the SUBS
sc,ibs,s ,t toTn.u,s WIlsoS, on the premises.
RORT. II. LAIRD.
WM. WILSON. in.
ss-, II rss7 Adrlj7jS', n'"rs.
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r A RS Al NJ S =!

Itwoud be almost impossible TO enrmerale
the articles comprising our stock of goods
but they invite all to come and see for them
selves-aSSuring them that they will get
More Goods for the Same Money
than at any other house in Lewisburg. They
have all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
ware. Queensware. and all other articles uSu-
ally found in well furnished store. To rem
der their csiabI shmcnt wei worth visit at
all times they will continue to receive as the
season advances. new invoices Of seasonable
Goods for Ladies' or Gentlemen wear, so as
10 be able at all tines TO offer the choIce OF the
New Yor. and Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto. Qsich NHt's and
Snail Profis. they hope TO have liberal share
OF public patronage. sF All kinds ct Country
Produce taken IN exchange Tor HocdS'
IcwIsuhrc Nav 2, ie5i
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lust reed and for sale al the Mammoth
- Drug Store large supply Of Dr. Grees's
genuine BrrTERS, for cure of Dyspepsia, ets.
Aug 10 Dn. THOHNTON 4 co.
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and py,ce his work, As he Is confident they viii
render entire satisfaction even 10 the mos,
d,lideni customers.
Constantly on hand, or made TO order all
kinds of SADDLES, HARNESS. BridLss, Cof
lars. Whips, Irrnks, Vaiie's, CmPf Bngs, dc.
Also the chsapes, and best assortment OF
Worsted. Linen. and Cotton FLY NETS to
be found in town, at prices ranging from >! 20
to 81 81 per single net. also Leather Fly Nets
Of different styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap Tor
cash or country Produce.
All kinds Of REPAIRING done at short no.
,ice, cheap, and in the most durable manner
The citizens of LewSburg aud the surrouh-
cling country, are solicited TO extend a iair
portion Of their patronage.
WANTED-lO0c cords of Wood IN exchange
for work. also 10 tons of Hay wanted at mar
ket prices.
NIB A Boy about l6 or II years old Will
he taken 10 learn the trade, but must be wen
recommended
~ Shop IN Beavers new brick block, Third
and Market, 1lh door from corner
p. H. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 80 1881
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Spring and Summer Goods!
L. IDDlrGS & CO.

INFORM the public that they have Just
received from Philadelphia handsome
assortment of q H9'6e for Spring and sum
mer trade. of AL kinds and latest styles, which
having been purchased at unusually low rates
1hcu arc cnahIad 10 ntIer 70 The pmbl.C AZ
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UNIVERSITY AT LEwISBURG.

= NJ I-I's-T T T II TT
4 STATED Meeting of the BOARD OF
~ TRUSTEES. will be held at the UNIV
ersliy Buildings. LewiSburg, on Tuesday the
18th day of August next, al O'Clock, AN.
July !, 1854. G. +. MILLER, Sec'y.
rTThe CURATORS meet the same day al
Q o'clock, AN, in the usual place.
q. \. WORDEN. Scribe.
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4 ~. per,onS are h.rctv notified that have
~ received from the RsgEvr Of thio1
county. I.itrrS cf itminIsirsrInn GTon the
E,ya's Of WIIf.IAM Nj FTFShN. deceased
late Of f'nlcn TT. Those indsb'ef - 'he sans
are hereby required 10 make immediate Tsy-
nenf> 10 the subscriber al s's resdtpce IL
Eas, Rnfaice toanSh,p, ard those hsvis0
cI3ynS against the same will present then
d,,Iv at.e.'sA fcy seifer,srt
Jan - JOHN GCNDY AdninissYs.or.
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EMiUersjSy .HedirisaSs.

SWsNSs "ssS eVSSSAss SSV0Ss
FEvsa ,SD AsuE CrRED Ros ,Sp's ToyIc NIx.yls.
rIiiE University OF Free NcIrinc snH Popular knsvy
edge, chartered hy the state II Penps, vaAs 1t sS
last s.s SION viz 29t April , mainly 6r the puFpos0
the resulting the sale spurious
for the purpose of supply
ing thr public with r,iahe rem.f vh~reiaf
slc psicni oftsIn will not employ the bss
n.rsi advisers having yurhas-d that rsnS
Rosanes yoaic MIXTURE. on a.resnt of its jasO
celebrity and kn.~a scsrv m the Of Fever
and Ar.- and it Kindred all ctions has hesitat
rrcon .uins IN the highest terms the patronage
of the afflicted.
ROwEL COMPLAINT cnrrd w RowAND'S BLAeks
II BERRY ROOT The above Institution extends 10
sanction. like manner, 10 the rnedy for 'BoWsf cs
plant- sell know Bow, nd's c. mps und SyrUD
Blackberry Root. and tie ee
Sd Of patients a et-d uith these compainer beleV
fng il TO be Invaluable n the Of such
Hon H-nry r. strsag.
\ Hon ,. r. Plsnie-n.
BY order of che Trustees, John R. Kohand, n. D.
4 d X Ashtoa, EsQ.
Hector Orr, Req.
er- All communications to he addre-sed-Jehp .
Row " D. h. of th. siral D~t srtm
and President OF tn. University
Hot-e D:sp-nssry andoahee No g south Second Ssr,s
PhiIail. l. hia-
Branch nispensarv at the S'A-p 81
Or. T. A II. THORNTON { CO.. L>~isssrI.-
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FOR RENT.

=. From the ISt April next, THREE
ROOMS on North Third street, now
IN the occupancy Of Charles :. Bell as a
Restaurant. and saloons. They are well
suited for shops, Offices, or stores. Enquire
Of WM. FRICK.
IewiSrurc Feb. L. 1854
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LcsrSSbNrg, re-
,r,,,v MORNING. July II, loo4

u.ruf,cturs-., Merchants Pueh'
e.rs IN CITY and M,SGIn % So
min'sFaor o rei ~I to ri1s naee Of the
d.po. OF any sr tLri,irq n Th, raisr a,.
' and At s@ip- IN sos soie@"t
ming as ,arsr sr dealers. as any in the s'ate.
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BALTIMORE, July l0.-Thc mail, as
late as due, came to hand this morning
from New Orleans.
For the week ending on the I'd, there
were SO deaths in New Orleans, being 4
larrc increase Of which one hundred were
from sunstroke
The Pfcqynnc contains the protests of
Gen. Ouitman and other tillibustcrs,
against the legality Of being held to bail.
Nr.Thrashcr threatens suit for damages.
s..~Thc number Of females at present
holding the Office of Postmaster Cor rather
mi>.ress) in the United States, is l23.
They are appointed, give bonds, are COM
mi,soncd, and receive the same compon-
sation for their services as other Pos;mas-
tiers. Unmarried females only can hold
the office of Postmaster.
The wheat in Missouri is said to promise
the largest yield known for many years
The Milwaukee Sentinel also says, " there
could not, by any possibility, be a better
prospect for the wheat crcp" in Wisconsin.
New HAVEN, Conn, July llth.-Mi-
chacl Jennings, the murderer Of Mrs.
Braudbury, at North Haven, was hung to-
day, in the presence of an immense con-
course Of spectators.
Boston, July 3.-Scvcral cases Of chol-
era have taken place during the past u
hours. A whole family vas attacked at
Chelsea, and three died.
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rtuisburs Cbronltlr.

11Icvoy Editor. woRDEN, Printer
- 81 "a in three months, 2paid
r'.s IN rS,r and $3.50 at end Of the year
Whh'n'T, n,:,.i.I,bia-yB Palmer and Carr
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Culver WARE-Table, Tea. Dessert. Salt
- and Mustard Spoons, silver warranted
egua' to coin. Silver Tea spoons from 30
upwards, no charge for Engraving, at
]. l.. YODERS.
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Cheap saddle
and e. arsleSs :
.T0nHsHrfOTy.

The subscriber. thank.
ful for favors hitherto
conferred, respectfully
invites the public TO call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20
CIRCULAR OF THE VIRGINIA rrcu.Nrcs,
INSTITUTE.

The Mechanics, Manuf.csur.-.
otaer Citizens of Richmoud, yfrs;nis 49, ena
n;. ~ h1po.anee Of fostesing the iavenss = =.
own and the sister States of the south s,d e g mear
aiming the character of the members Of ,hssr =. *
i've proiesaons. have associated themselves soaet,
chancs institute for the promotion of m. Ms Ae
made provision 10y nave
lst. For holding an Annual Exhibition vb.va
Artists, and all who may have made snv dsco
10 the Arts and Sciences, may be enabled to exhir
the productions of their ski and insepuitv n cnr
petition for medals, diplomas and other prixes
riority. -~s'N 'Spe-
"a For examining and reporting upon the merit.
o. new Inventions and improvements whenever
3rd. For the formation of School of n..;,,,
adapted to Mechanical, Misunderstanding and Scien.
unc purposes, IN which the members of the Insti
.ute may DC taught the arts of drawing and esign
uR, prancnes OF education SO necessary in every
chanic Arts so s1o "Ae-
4th For the establishment of Popular Lectures
on fubjects mainly connected with Manufactures.
! mechanics and the Useful Arts
9Th. For the formation of Library and Ra.a,ro
Room, Cabinet of Minerals, Models and Phiios.s
phical and Mechanical Apparafus
On For establishing School of Applied Chem.
20 pe caed tne Chemical Department of the
virginia mechanics Institute where the Science
may De thoroughly taught in all its brancbea mn.
der Professor and Assistants. W.
10 ORDER to make the necessary provision for cf
lecting these desirable purposes the Board Of Nan
ayers nave procured spacious Hall. and have de-
termned TO hold their first annual Exhibition in the
October, 1854 S 'S'A NY VI
The Board of Managers earnestIv invite ,ho .;d
ana cooperation OF the Mechanics and Manufactn
rsrs throughout the State as well as those from ali
otner otates OF the Union in contributing 10 the inn
portans oo]ects In view, by sending forward works
OF arr ana mechanical skill, to be placed n CHARGE
OF tne lnstitute for exhibition And as the suceess
VI every enterprise OF this character depends. In
u great measure, on the amount of encouraeement
receives In the beginning Of it's existence. we
trust nat the objects set forth in this recon-
mehd II TO the favorable consideration of ali who
interesteo 10 seeing our State raised from the
compsralVeiy inferior rank she now holds in The
nanuiacturing and commercial scale 10 one ri
greater dignity and Importance and that they viii
lay ASIDE all local and sectional preudces and feel
ings, and Dy contributing to our Exhibition in ojp
ing our Institute Ia adding to our Library give tan
gioie evidence OF desire to cooperate with us in
our wishes to elevate and improve the Industrial
classes by placing within their reach tie means If
moral and Intellectual Improvement; to deyelope
ana encourage talents that now lie hidden in ob
scuiity; and by these and kindred means to bring
about the more important results of adding to the
happiness OF individuals and the true dignity and
wealth OF the Old Dominion
BY order of the Board of Managers.
THOS. H. WYNNE
Corresponding Secretary
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+ CROPS IN OHIo.-The New York Herald
publishes letter from the Secretary of State
of Ohio, giving statement of the prospects
of the crops in that State. The following is
his summary:
Wheat with the exceptions of weevil above NAM
ed fully average yield, and for the entire State
perhaps more than half an average CROP,
Hay. and small grain generally. and all crops that
daut. y
Corn not more than half crop. Potatoes less than
the quantity planted All crops not perfected before
wheat harvest. seriously impaired.
Fruit in most parts of the State. plenty in quanti-
ty but inferior in quality, in consequence OF ths ex-
fIame drought.
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$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
CIOTHINGt

Selling off at and beloao Cost unta the 1st
Of October, 1854.
INTENDING to close my present busi-
Il ness, will offer my entire stock of Ready-Made
CLOTHING at and below cost, consisting In part of
Fine black cloth frock and dress Coats
Do. do. Alpaca Coats.
Do. colored Cashmere Coats.
Do do. Linen do.
Do black Cashmere Pants,
Do. coi'd do. do.
Do. white and colored Marseilles yests
Do. Satin and Cashmere do,--s-@-
Do. colorsd d Silk and Satin do,
Shirts. Collars, Drawers, DC. &c. &c.
The above stock consists OF E15, 900 worth of the
latest style goods made expressly for this and
Is warranted to be equal TO any stock in this city
All goods not sold by the FIRST Of October will soon
thereafter be closed out at auction Of which due
tice will be given. j. R. FULFORD,
Eagle Clothing Store, 1856 Main ST.,
ssl-dim next to Aliens Arbour.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
eenndersbiy that OF ali the Daily papers Of
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BINFORD, MAYO a. BLAIR,

HAVE received their Fall and Winter
IL DRY GOODS, CARPETING, &c., to which
they invite the attention of their friends and the
public generally.
In their stock viii be found the newest styles Fo-
reign and Domestic, Dress Goods for ladies' and gen
uemen's wear.
Also very large stock Of Heavy Goods for servants
suitable for factory aud plantation use.
sale and retail. ssl1-aAwke2m
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. ROBINSON 8
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE! This preparation is offered
to the public not in fabe remedy. but being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Morbu
Diarrhoes Oysehtery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach &C., &c. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste, causes unpleasant sensation and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have found BY experience to
with you. Z. d. ROBINSON, M. b.
Office on Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
Hall. au 2-Sm
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UWhen death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
too late. Do not tri1e with disease. Rely upon IT,
that when the stomach will not digest food-w hen
the sleep is disturbed, the appetite feeble the mind
lethargc the nerves nnnatura)lv sensitive and the
head confused-rely upon it, that when these symp-
toms occur. the powers of vitality failing, and
that. uuless the mischief is promptly checked, life
,cIH be shor end, well as rendered miserable.
Now know from q mass of testimony, gre ater
than was ever before accumulated in favor of one
remedy, that Hoofiand's German Bitters, prepared
by DR. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia. will Immediately
disorders, as surely mathematical process will
solve problem. Who then. will endure the agony
reach Sc 19-d&cl2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GREAr BLEsslsa 1o rHE ArrLl

"A GHEAT BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR., MLane. the inventor Of the celebrated Liver
Pills used these pills for several years In bis prsc-
tce before be could be induced to offer them to the
public IN such uanner to make them known
throughout the country This learned physician felt
the same repugnsuce that all high-minsed men OF
science feel in entering the lsts against those un
scrupuious empires who OBJ rude their useless NOS.
trums upox tbs public. and rely upon sss EN- of
pnfiias 70 sustain them. Convinced. however, of the
real value Of the Liver Pills, and influenced by the
plain dictates Of daty the Doctor finally sacrii led
his delicate feelings the altar of the public good
His great medicine has rot d appointed the expecta-
tons of the medical practitioners at whose instaIcs
he was induced to forego his ipciinetiona From
every quarter do we hear the most gratifying ac-
counts. of its wonderful curative efects-the East
and the West. the North aud the South are alike Ie-
den with 'tdings of great joy" from the afflicted
These wonderful Pills have completely conquered
that great scouree of America the Liver Complaint.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, a. take
mono else.
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
new before the public
DR. MLANE's LIVER PILLS also his CELE-
RRATED VERMIFUGE now be had at all re-
spectabie Drug Stores In the United States ard Can
ada.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists,
f9-dAclw Riebmond Va.
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A No. l20 HORSE POWER STATION
"A AIRY 1tssm Engine and esw Min for saie. A.
BY e nAEpniDGE eeanH HAT. kteh@caas Or Ih.
We. 80 I2-dawkefs /
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FROM TEXAS.


The following items are from the Lavacca
(Texas) paper, of the 7th inst /:
rencounter took place at Lavacca on the mor-
Mug of the 9Th, between Mr. George P. Finlay, edi
tor of the Register, and Mr.. Henry Jordan, com
mission merchant fLavacca, which resulted in the
death Of the latter by being shot with doublebar
rel shot gun and revolver in the hands of Mr.. Fin
lay.
On the afternoon OF the same day, Mr.. vanziles,
who keeps boarding house in Lavacca, was stab
bed with large bowie knife by Mr. A. w. O'Con
nell, tailor OF that place. The Commercial says
From what we learn, OConnell was boarding at
the house of Vanziles, and on yesterday, while at
dinner, and at time when Mr.. v. was absent, be
insulted several of the ladies about the house. and
threatened to throw glass In Mrs. VaDziles lace
Mr.. v. being informed of the fact went to cali
O'Connel to an account for the same, when the A.
fair terminated as above sisted.
The San Antonio Western Texan, otthe 3lSt uit.
says there has lately been more sickness than usual
In that city.
The San Antonio Ledger learns that the Indiana
greatly annoy the settlers in the nesghborhood OF
Fort Mason by their depredations The Ledger
says there is no security for stock and what y not
driven Off is killed The settlement u not strong
enough protect itseif, and uness the Governmcn!
Affords the settlers profession, they VIII DO forced
70 abandon their homes. -
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PUkCELL, LADD CO, Orusgists,
ss 19-d&clw Richmond, Va.

DYSPEPSIA, in its most aggravated form,
can essily be cured by BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TERS. Gases of ten years standing have readily
yielded to its all healing qualities Price SO cents per
bottle To be had of all the principal Druggists in
the city of Richmond and elsewhere. se 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20

DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public Office Les
ter st., Rockets. jy 27-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20
MUSICAL CARD-Mr, Ar

<l5la MUSICAL LCARD-Mrs. a. B. s.
S4fK COLE, daughter of the late Prof Oliver
R&S shaw; propot es taking limited number Of
pupiis on the Piano Forte and in Singing.
Mrs c. has the pleasure Of referring to Prof Geo.
Webb. OF Boston, and other distnguished teachers.
October se l4eoa4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-20

F. M. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
mond, Va. se 9-d3m