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A vvell-wishcr to Young nHen.

10 the communication of GA we'll
wishcr to young men" we most cheerful
ly give place in our columns. We feel
that we cannot too earnestly recommend
its serious perusal to evory young man in
the community. To the industrious and
virtuous it will prove source of consola-
ton and an incentive TO perseverance and
energy, and for the idle and disolute, it
contains invaluable aauice. We have read
1t carefully ourselves and we hope every
young man in whose hands it shall come
will do so likewise. While rejecting up.
on the subject matter Of this conmunica-
ton and following in our own minds one
Of the questions propounded in ii, we have
been led to consider why it is that so many
OF our young men and that too hard,oorking
and industrious young men never find
means to lay up and thus become better off
and by degrees become rich. For it seems
to us that the working young men among
us ought to be better off than they are un-
less there is some sad mis'nanagement
somewhere. We find an answer to this in
quiry in the sage remark which we rccol-
lect 10 have been once made to us by a
young man in cur midst who has become
comparatively rich by pursuing different
course Of conduct. " The poorer classes {"
said he "of our District are too cxtravagant
and especially in the article Of dress" Now,
there is not orly great deal Of truth in
the remark, but we believe tha, it is the
true reason why so many of our indus,ri-
ons and hardwork'ng young men are kept,
to use an old saying, $50 long under the
hack" They spend all tha, they make
and spend it in this foolish way. We have
known instances where young men have
worked hard for months and months and
when they have come into pnsscssion of
half gears ~agcs, led on by this false and
foolish ambition that has diffused itself
through our District 10 look and dress as
we'll as the best-spend all for single fine
suit Of clothing. Tkia is, heycnd sll doubt
bad policy 1t Is foolish, extravasnnt, and
little, ncy, even worse, it is almost suicidal.
A suit at onc-,hird Of the cost would have
answered erery purpose. won ID have made
them just as respectable ney- would have
made them more respected by the good and
soherr and would have given them snug
sum to lay up 10 he invested at the proper
time in some useful way. Dress can add no.
hing TO the Responsibility or standing OF
man "Act well thy part, there all the honor
lies"
We have thought it not amiss to- throw
out these thoughts in connection with the
timely communication Of" A wclI-wisbrr To
ynung men," and 10 ask a serious cons,d-
Grafton Of The subject by the young men
and especially the hard ,cork,ng young
mon of our District. We do not say bur
that all classes and sexes, the young la.
dies as well as the young men would be
paying greater respect 10 their parents
pockets and be acting more consistently
and sensib!y by desisting to minister to
this foolish notion Chat dress alone is re-
spectabIc) which is Gas we tlIak) abroad
in our community.
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IOlicG.

The elgi'ant society OF Sumtcrvilie, will
take notice that Band No. 8, will turn ont from
Monday the 18th Of May, for tho usual term.
l.. p. LORING, Prcs't
J.H. DINGLE, Scc'ty
MnY 10, 1854.
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s-E5- The meeting Of Railroad Pres.
idcnts, which was held in Philadelphia
on Friday, was only preparatory to a
convention for final action and better
arrangements which is to meet in
Washington month hence.
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BAIL Ohm Charles
Gardiner has forfeited his bail, not
being present, on Monday, at Wash-
ington, when his case was called for
trial.
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Home Industry.
GsSAs9= THE Subscriber takes this
SSs@Ia3e method of informing his friends
and the public, that he has recently enlarged
Carriage Shop,

md procured the services of several good work.
men, and 10 now ready to build Vehicles of any
description at the shortest notice. He promises
70 repair with neatness and despatch and sat-
afy all those who may favor him with pasEen-
,ge, in. cheapness Stc:
RIG POTTS.
LYNoHBURG,. S. c., biay 10, 1854. 2S-tf
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press and is hailed as death blow to the
plundcrcrs advocating such measures
as the Homestead Bill appropriation &c,
The bold and fearless manner IN which the
President sets forth and main,alns the do =
tr'nce OF States rights is sure guarantee
OF his fidelity to The principles which are
SO dearly treasured in South Carnlina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03
MEDICINES
I IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
u 4 IArfNpIfrF CHRONIC nm NFpynffu yxrr

= u
IL JAuNDICE, CHRONIC on NERVOUS DE.
blity Disease of the kidaeys and ell Diseases arising
from Disordered Liver or SsoInach such Al consti-
PATTON inward piles, fuilness OF blood to tho head
acdfty of the stoach nausea heart burn disgust fot
food fullness or weight in the stomach sour ereta.
ions sinking or hettertng at the pit of the stomach
swimming OF the Head, hurried aud difficult breath
ng, futterng at the heart choking or suiocati sen.
saions when in lying posture, dimness of sision,
dota or webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
the head, deficiency of psppiratisn yellownes of he
ssn aud eyes, pan in the side, back chest limbs
sudden fnshes of heat, burning 10 the esh constant
magnings of evil, aud great depression of spirits
can be eieetnally cured by Dr.. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. Psgnared
BY DR.. c. M. JACKSON. No. 10 Arch street, Phis,
Their power over the above diseases Ia nj of exceea
# eqaalled, By any other preparation in the United
states as the cures attest in maay after skiliul
Tsese BITFERS are worthy the attention of inya.
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectEcaion OF
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most hing powers in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are, witha safe, certain
and pleasant.
phia Saturday Gazette" says Of DR.. Hooaands Ger
man bitiers.
at is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage
our readers: and therefore, when we recommend DR.
Hoofand's German Bitters, wish il be distinctly
understood that are not speaking OF the nostrums
OF the day, that nolsed about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race OF mischief bat of medicine long established
universally priced and which has met the hearty ap-
prevail of the faculty itself"
"Scotts Weekly" said, August Is:
DIR. HOofauo's German Bitters, manufactured BY
DIR. jackson, are now recommended BY some of the
most prominent members OF the faculty article OF
much efficacy in cases of fsInsle weakness Persons
of debtated constit utions will ind these Btters sd
outrageous to their health, we know from expert
ence the saatary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and retail, ct
| THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
/ No. 80 Arch street, cne door below Sixth Plsde
phia and by respectable dealers generally throughout
| the country.
Wholesale and Retail gents
PURCELL, LADD l. Co,
| Corner Main ana l2th SITS, RichInoId, Va.
! ~ FOR sse BY Druggists and Dealers in Medcipe'
| svrrYwilere. lie 9--WtindpylY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

A RECKLESS YOUNG MEN-Edear Ney, gram.
son OF Marshal Ney, aid de-camp and first hunts
man OF the Emperor of France, il in prison for
debt. Immediately on his accession to the Li.ii
Offices to which his Majesty appointed him he
commenced career Of ex.rava Iauce which very
soon brought the sheriffs down upon i'm, and, az
he could not pay, he was III immediate danger OF
prison. The Emperor released him from hts avn;
ward predicameHt In a few months he was again
In a similar position, and his family was oDii .c,,
70 extrcate him, though the sums requi irl liqui
dation were really enormous The foolish fellow
put his neck third time into the moose and as biz
friends and his sovereig refused Interfere airy
further. he is now and has been, for some weeh
at the Debtors Prison. at Clichy.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS!
AND RICH FANCY GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS


JAMES WOODHOUSE, EAGLE SQUARE,
nFFERS for sale splendid collection of
" superb BOOKS, suitable for hristmas and New
YEARS Presents. Among them nay be found
THE WILKIE GALLERY: selection OF the best
Pictures of the late Sir David Wilkie; including
his Spanish and Oriental Sketches, with notices,
biographical aud critical. One handsome vol
urue Alto; antique Morocco.
THE VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH ART;
edited by S. c. Hall. Ono handsome 4to volume,
FLOWERS FROM sTRATFoRD ON AVON: rich
Gift Book for all seasons, consisting of series OF
Floral Compositions, suggested by the exquisite
description of Flowers which lie scattered thro
the works IF Shakespeare.
FINDEN'S BEAUTIES OF THE POET MOORE
BoOkoF BRITISH BALLADS, edited By s. c:
Hall. Exqusitely illustrated by the finest wood
etgravines: elegantly bound
THE HOLY GOSPELS-beautifuliy printed, with
engraved borders to every page. one voi1ine'
BARONIAL HALLS OF ENGLAND and Pictures
que Edifces of England; 2 volumes, fto, hall Mo-
GRAY's ELEGY-beautifuIly illustrated with new
PL GSRB.IFMsi.AG TO ENGLISH sHRINEs. by Mrs.
c. Hall; beautifully bound and illustrated
POETRY OF THE YEAR: PASSAGES from the Poete.
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PORTRAIT GALLERY OF DISTINGUISHED
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VI
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MRS. JAMESONS LEGENDS OF THE MONAS-
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HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN, wish anec-
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THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD--illustrated after
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LONGFELLOW'S Observation-Disclosures, ele-
LONGFELLOW'S POLITICAL wORKS-Moroc-
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LONGFELLOW'S HYPERION-Morocco elegant
LONGFELLOW'S GOLDEN LE0END-MorocCo,
elegant.
fully bound and Decentralization and American.
BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS AND HY Mn BOOKS,
Bound in Morocco, Velvet ard Paper Macbie.
CHiLDREN'S BOOKS
in the greatest variety--some entirely new.
LADIES' WORK BOXES,
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS.
WRITING CASES, PORTFOLIOS.
CARD CASES LADIES' RETICULES,
GOLD AND SILVER PEN AND PENCIL
CASES &c, &c. de Pts
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HANGING IL a EiURRr.-it appears that Hugh r.
Smith was shot at Santa Fe by one of the men ia
charge OF SheilinS's mall ana it being generally
believed that he was killed, jury was empanelied
and man named Scaliion found guilty OF tie
deed and Immediately hung Since that time it has
been asceriained that Smith is not only alive, but
slowly recovering
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

On Tuesday evening last. the dwelling of MIR. Alb.
Wingerd. situated about FIVE miles from Gcorsc.
town, took fire and burnt down, together with ali
: the furniture and 500 in money. The whole loss
Is about $4,000. The insurance on the property
burnt was $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

~ Desehanaps, the ssronau,, who was lately killed
In an ascension near Nismer had carried with him
la 100 successful ascensions tasman In the shape
OF piece of hanghsm's rope, but in the last fatal
ascent Lett bis bit of rope behind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03
PICHMoND STOVE WoRKs-NEAR

1GTREDEGARL LOCOMOTIVE WOHhS. KlGH-
MOND, VA.-BOWEHS, SNYDER CARTER
are manufacturing these Works the ''Virsinia Air
Tight Cook Stove, four sizes, "Riehuond Premium
Cook Steve" four sizes, Southern Planter" Cook
Stove of two sizes, Air Tight. Wood F.apkliq and
Coal Franklin lillian" Parlor Stoves, fright Wood
Franklin and Coal Franklin STAR Parlor Stoves,
Iron Prince" Heating Stove for Coal Vixen" Heat
ers (coa! oniy) three sizes Flute Box" Stove, for
wood of FIVE sizes Fronts and Crates Cast Iron Rail-
Dgs in great variety, Window Caps and sills T!uss-
Frames, DaguerreotyPe Frames: &c, and most de-
scriptions of light Castings The Richmond made
Stores hedvier than those of Northern make. are
of sinpl; construction, are conveniently supplied
with loose plates replace any that may be broken
and warranted to give satisfaction in their ope-
ration. Dealers throughout the South are solicited
to favor with their orders.
Several new and improved patterns of Stoves are
in preparation for the business of the coming season.
The Stoves manufactured by Messrs. Bowers, Sny-
der and Carter of the Richmond Stove Works" have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years
and have found them TO give my customers general
satsfac ton. CHARLES d. YALE,
Main street. Rich u0nd, Va.
Depot for Bolton Yales Patent Caloric Air Fur
mace. dc 2l-lm
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ARREsr.--A woman named Drucilla Steison was
arrested in Boston las, "Wednesday, charged with
uttering large amount OF counterfeit notes-twen.
UIour ten dollar bills altered from ones, being
found in ball of yarn in her possession,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

Advices from Madrid state that Archbishop Be
ONO, now In this country, has been appointed
toiic Nuncio to the Of Queen isabella of Spain
snd that he will soon assume the functions OF Iii.
new Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

HELD TO BAlI--The investigation with regard
10 the robbery of the the Mechanics and Traders'
Bank OF Jersey City was concluded before the Re.
eorder of that place on Friday. and John w. Eek,
the teller of the bank, held to bail ia the cum
ofeight thousand dollars to any Indictments
that may be preferred against him at the next April
term of the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

AccrDESr.-Mr. John Long, OF Buckingham couu
ty, fell from the top OF sta ,e near uarrisouburg
recently, and was dangerously injured. 1t is sup.
posed has was intoxicated
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FIkE.-The large brick hotel, kept by Mr. Pad
sett. at Aide, Louiouaicouaty, Wa. entirelyj con
sunsd by ife last week, toye.hor vita porti5ns o.
the furniture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

NEW EMPOkIUM.-FRA A. r.
~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond and vicinity THAT he has opened for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS. PRESERVES,
PICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, TOYS, and every de
scrption of articles usually kept in such estab
huent, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
~ His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
seuts &c is com ete. del9
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SMITH o'BRIEs.-Tho report that Smith O'Briea
had escaped from Van DeinaL's Land is not cen
hrmea The latestpapers received from Australia
make no ailusion to the matter
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CHIHA.-We have news from Shanghai 10 the 5th
Of October, at which date some fighting was going
on between the imperialiss'and the partics.in pos
session OF the town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

CoNMUvATIoS.-McDou who was 10 havr
been hung at Milwaukee, has had his sentence com
muted 10 imprisonment for lie, by Gov Farweli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

The young lady in Boston. who recently became
insane, after hearing sermon on the subject OF
Hell, is said to be the DAUGHTER Of Rufus Choate
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i)ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

1e ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBI'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd, 1852 the regular pas
senger train will daily tSundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overbys.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robiou's Coalield, To-
,nahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia @ ID,
Wysnoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch land
0verby's
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ Returning,
leave Overby's at 1850 o'clock, 7. Nj.
Children ovek 10 and under ID years OF age half
price.
Servants by themselves must be furnishe ed
with two passes so that can be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pasS
that they are permitted go on the cars
Passenger. Tor Halifax C. H, Dsnvle and Greens
borough, meet Messrs. Flagg L Co.'s four horse
coaches at Oyerby's daily; and those for German
town, Salem and Salisbury, N. c., can meet MessTs
Flag Co.'S four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE, Milton, n. c., and Yanceyvile, can
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'S coaches at Overby's on
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yauceyviile By Flagg Co.'S line Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at Overby's.
Passengers for LyuchbErg, via South-Side Railroad
and Flsgg i Goa stages daily.
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GOOD MEDICINES. - STABLERs
OANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS. GROUP, kc.
STABLER'S DIARRHCEA CORDIAL,

TIL. v.;,sIle d'cII.- aI,I-a ,ar,ed ara MT mn,
;;nsI - re r,-,,asS i, asrsen1srt ,riTb tbs e.
oo F 49, 81 tb ,st lssrnd and ,'a;cis
p,io-s "a r. mt srcr.t fTthar "a "a ,
to protect the proprietors and those who use
thela from loss and Imposition as the component
narts have b.ep made known cosYIDEsrTAIIy
rom time to time to peraaps
FIVE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS!
in MARYLAND, Virginia. District of Co!uu,bia Ohio
and other places, al Of lrAom ihout single creep
ton have approved Of the formula and most OF them
acEuoled pc that thpy are the beat remedies that
tbey nave ever known r the cure of the disease
for which they are recommended. Our coufidenc,
in the excellence of these medicines added to on
desire TO avoid the lust prejudice the medical pro-
ssou against secret and duack nossrus Indu- ed us
To adopt This candid course We appeud fe. ,fthe
notices we have received from PHYSICIANS viz:
Dort w S Low writes 10 us that he has admin.
altered the ExPEcToRtSr to his wife who has had
tfe RRoNcHITIs for FOURTEEN YEARS and that she
fast recovering from her long standing malady. 1t
has in few weeks done her more good than ali the
remedies she has heretofore used under able medical
counsel
r., n III n 1rzt.;,o.,, r,,..y MI
TT ~, - - ~ ,s - 49,, ' ~
Ai1eI &c 'eIoi lnVIa"s = " 80 - I'M,
p' g y ~, a.! - a,rssod 80 -, e.
o "a u ~, ~ - ~ $3.50: r. ~, ii0u , mr.
l-uC CO ' Gu " :, 49, ,i, - 1t'au -
WI" o'-iiJ
From Geo. GaTTg, ~. H., % Soa'eTTefco, bi6
"GeptteHic1i-i have USED many OF the different
Cherry E%pectOIaht5 ana 90 assure you that youfs
far erceeds any haze eseT H'ed'
From DR. J Ridgtcds .indre, of kingston Talbot co.
Nd.
Having examined the component parts of Stab
ers Anodyne Cherry Expectorant' also of 'Stublel's
Diarrhoa Cordial and having used them in practice
feel no esitancy in RECOMMENDING item"
r., 7 u nf,.sb M n Io,t 10 Ma
~, - fr no., ~ y I,;,bo f,a;, :;
nv ta,1fIy If eiyes me ,',nrh njessnre r. aSo -,
70 that of others in favor offs efriency
Eo,n Sa,,v sfgrt;ndole N d C6esonroks or, az
~ beI,e much nieasnra in adm ~ rsst;r19, ~
hd o iI4t'Iu ~ az ~ uily III
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STIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRUAD.-

SUMMER ARKANGEMENT.- F1sltors % The
Springs may expect comfort by this route than
ever before; and if the cost of meals
other offers lever fare The road is open TO the
base of the Blue Ridge. and the rails being laid
between Waynesborough and Staunton, it will be in
operation this
The Stage line is under the management of j. L.
Heiskeii SO well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond ds]}y at . A. NJ. end the
Western terminus of therRaiiroadat 10 % a N.
nAjT,Y CONVECTION.
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II Is. LUCK, STUGk AMI LAM
Ne WARRANT AGENCY. GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought std sold on Commission The
higtest prer paid for LAND WARRANTS GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
~ Prze Tickets Ia all LOTTERIES SID la Lotferfe-
dlder the management af K France Co. will be
promptly psd by me and all iuquiriss relative 10 thu
business Of X. France Co. addressed 10 them
Richmond. viii meet With prompt attention.
nyz C. b. LUCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

FASHION AND lsSLuGszA-IPsaeA tins b,,s eff
me present fashion Of bonnets:l
That fairy form. ofiled ia shayls FANNY, ,h..
uat soffow hsth swol'n aud bscIouded th,na ~
nv nsi can nave oceasioHed the lint of the ross
Az doshdon I2at cheek for the end of thst 49,
SSuuengs ornament. strip of mere flannel m 5s.t
,.1 s~a.ifke, that snowy that ssatpe,ons ness,
NY nt"er tbs 10 der in such an odd tim
"n naaa , stanchns those red orb. thu,
Tor shsoe, HELsy! dit you bake f,I 50 orh,.
The ss.ps pi re-. that yon didIeE SEQ
VIZ o a.e 40 w; d. you walt 10 hs toisS
Tow Dust low I've got u tost traubl. .uh co,au
But nov d,d you catch IL, lovef-~here dit xo
car. thnk. GAIT tell at all dopt i. :. - ~" CIV
sbaatfp "aso Wrought {
"Lo. W. wosi Ilda rubber shoes ~ber PIE 80,
Out" "e Ase Leei
81 think can tell whss hgs caused . c.,s,xa
Those chsrms 60 disisaae thass scea,,Ts ,a ~.
1bs honne., my Fessy. ssas meant for ths bsss
ButFAssy wears beTs 'tsirs the shoulders lts,esa
.'0k. HELsY.-nh Yetit hut surely he sIed
Lot clathid The head Is the ~ay 10 catch nai1
~! following Fasbfui Is whit suppose.
Bskss g look saeh q otJact sid talk tarouxb the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03
GKANULATED GUM
|. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Z GREAT AND IMPORTANT M

have purchased the right to use DR..
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which Is one
of the greatest and most important inventions ever
made 10 this branch of the DeutisTs art.
The improvement consists in the employment OF
metal superior gold in purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth by scious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful aud natu
looking gum, and filling all creyices and irregu
arities and rendering it impossible for the teeth TO
become unpleasant to the wearer by the aeeumuis-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth
comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted In the ordinary
way, and not giving Eatisfston,) are invited to Try
this invention, which they do at bat little sad-
tonal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimen CT this kird
of work to any persons who viii call ct our Office,
whether they want artificial teeth not
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists,
nv l7-dGwts Office. 2N9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
~ OfIERS.-lu future boxes or ctses VIII
b. RECEIVED ON bosrd fhr ste ainships ROANOKE or
JAMESTOWN at New YIk, unless they are we'll
seGnr aud property strapped.
Those ord ring good. FUN New York from othe,
places, by these stesoleis, will pesss give above or.
deTs to shippeIs
de 70 t,HDLAN A. WATSON