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ARMoRY OF THE YOUNG GUARD

ARMoRY OF THE YOUNG GUARD,a
RICHMOND, March q, 1854.
4 Attend meeting and drill of the Com
psny; THIS EVENING, at quarter to e'cpk,
NH Ply 3 order of @ r. c'g9 Mfenra ;, s.,,,
{ EAGLE INFANTY, ATTENTION!
N Hail. on THURSDAY next, sd inst at II S'eik,
- NJ By order oftbe Captain
Ma FOR RENT.-The HOUSE at the
Ii corner of 4th and Marshall streets, till lately
is for rent aud immed late possession can be had.
NH p ToLER COOK, Agents,
- HOUSE FOR RENT.-The brick
Len DWELLING, a. door or two West Of Msdisoa
occupied by Mr.. Kuhn, is for rent and possession
may be had in few days .,, Rent sl2o g.r annam.
IA FOR RENT-Two comfortable
LII LODGING ROOMS over our store.
GARRETT Il ANDERSON.
NH PITS 40 Main street.
TN / want to purchase pair of young
6Ssnd well.broke HORSES to harness, of mo-
dersse SIZE liberal price PAD for such e will SUIT
Gen'l Agent and Cosn'r Merchant
NH y Corner of Broad and 18th streets.
IL FOR BOSTON DIRECT-The
49, sehr. JANE INGRAHAM, Capt Terry, is
now receiving freight, and will sail with Dispatch
for freight or passage apply c e W SNOW.
mh2 ~ Corner of Goth and Water streets.
THE VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
Il BANK-Only about SIX, GEO of the Stock OF
this Bank is now venting to OH up the minimum nj
fioD lie maximum is s5ooOoo. 70 be located IN the
city of Richmond. -
Capitali.tsI~shins to invest in this Bank will call
. ont j IT.. aft lis
to MARK DowNEY, Esp, or to r. O. hoAhiss'
Subscriptions to be made in Virginia State Stock,
or Bonds Of any Company guaranteed BY the state.
NH 22--3ts
I OST-By the subscriber, some time
IL since. a GOLD-HEADED HICKORY sFfeh,
Of the following dimensions: Abont Y OF inesssm
knots each knot Left II it, original color, with ihs
name Of my father Julius G. Allen, cut across ,ns
a this ofics. viii Be thsntfaliy received and
D1 Ss ssys ss~.'dsd. JH.E ALLEN
GLOVER sEED.-A small lot for sale
NH = q Il. ~ BOOKER i WATKINS
I WISH to hire first-rate COOK, for
NH i hsa o.ls1's Of the ysHy VIRGINIA PEoRAM.
Ron PARIS sEWED BRoGANs, m
snh S2-ts 40 Main street,
CLAYES FOR HIRE.-Wo have two
- ahls MEN, field hands and ssvsIai Female SEN
WANTS to hire Tor the balance cfth year
mh0 ToLER COCK. Assns.-
bacon SIDES AND 6HOuLDEks.--
- Is hhds prime Wesessn cured and sme&ses
'a mass 90 = - wIlLIANsA Iao.
4 .ARD,-lO0 bbls. and KEGS b store md
mass wiLLIAMs as0,
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affairs of Europe. n they NEEDLE with the
concerns Of any Of the nations engaged IN the
war, we will be forced into the fight How
ever deeply we may sympathise with the
Democracy of Europe, and however cordial
ly we might rejoice at the success OF . united
struggle for Independence among the people,
AS a NEUTRAL, protected in our trade BY the
law of nations, we should do nothing to pro-
mote revolution and instructions among the
people of Europe
FeryentIy as every friend of liberty may
pray that the people viii seize the opportuni.
ty, which general war among kings will of.
fer, for the triumph of Democracy in Europe,
vet, as neutrals, our hands are tied. If our
NEW ENGLAND brethren, therefore, whilst
they are eagerly pressing their fortunes in the
MEDITERRANEAN and BLACK SEAS, interfere
with political matters, they win be forced
much against their wishes and interests, to
assume the highly honorable but dangerous
position of principals in the great war from
which they hope to extract so much profit as
thrifty neutrals
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Tnos. ". MoCAscr.-ThIs gentleman,


THos. w. McCAscx.-This gentleman,
% well known tofhe nsrcaDfile community for ne
business Qualifications, hiss proved himself moH
Invaluable member ffhe City Council we nave
noticed his couf1e since bis election TO that body
and feel free 10 say that the interests OF the whole
city, and not the mere local necessities OF Madison
Ward, have always commanded his undisidca az
tcnfion Entering into none of the sechonai diner-
ences which occasionally arise. and always taxing
the rnoet liber al views Of whatever u designed Ior
the cys good he Is most admirably quaIifiec 70 re-
present the people la an impartial manner a. ths
Council board, and the voters OF Madison Ward
should retain his services rs long rs they can posi-
bly, do 90.
Mr.. Nice ance is one of our moet successful mer
chants-a man of active, enquring. practlcai
minds fast friend of judicious internal improve
mepts-and has done as much, it not more, than
any other man in the city, to improve its various
highways, and to build up its commerce and manu-
facturers. Richmond lily afford to lose the ger
vices of such in her Council at this time, and
we really hope the unanimous voice oil Madison
Ward viii again return him to that post which he
has ably and honorably filed tor two years past
in the city legislature.
MAKING BRIcKs-The carpenters of the
city are complaining of duiiness in their business
just now and attribute the whole cause TO the scar
city of bricks and the mpossibility OF getting sup
plies for contractors who have abundance of
work to do, but who cannot go ahead for want OF
materials Such complaint sounds somewhat
strange in place where there Is sucn VAST
amount of fine clay for the manufacture of bricks
and where the prices asked for them are so high
We wonder that there is not more competition In
the business and that instead OF being compelled TO
import bricks from other cities, Richmond Is not
exporting millions, annually
I'VE learn from friend who has visited Peters
burg within the past week, that Messrs. Rice ~
Whitehead of that city gentlemen of ample means
Incorporating to go largely into the manufacture
of bricks, which they purpose shipping to Rich
md Mort oft re no fDer a been
North within short time past, and purchased
well assorted stock of Fixtures including steam
gines, with which to carry on the business, and es
they have as fine clay as any to be found in Vir-
ginia for their purposes, they expect to turn out
such work as has never before been seen in the
South.
We sincerely hope that these gentlemen may
fully realise their most sanguine expectations in
their new enterprise and that their banks of clay
may prove banks OF gold to Them as they expect TO
be able furnish bricks in Richmond at much less
price than they now be bought, and of SUI
perior quality.
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My THE COMPLEMENTARY sol
4Ag1k Rec, given to Mr.. G. A McEvOY by the
AsAIH young men of his School. will take place
~ at Boshs RS Hail, ON WEDNESDAY Eve.
ming the 22d inst.
" No Tickets will be sold at the door,
9t+
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE.

THEATRE.
Last Night but four of Miss JULIA TURNBULL.
First Night of PARkOW'S SOUTHERN OPERA
TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 2zd, 1854,
MASANIELLO.
Fennella ....................M Miss Julia Turnbull
Pas Rationale. Mfsg JANA fnbuIl
SONG DANCES, &c, by
PARROW'S SOUTHERN OPERA TROUPE.
KATE KEARNEY.
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"MoRE Cory "A Buffalo editor, hard
pressed for copy" during the late drouth, as
we'll of news und ideas as Of rain, thus gives
expression to his feelings:
'rhe poorest blind horse in the most un-
compromising bark mill has his moment of
relaxation. To him the sound of the tannc-
ry bell announcing noon, is tocsin of Joy,
and he looks forward with grateful anticipa-
tion to the prandial oats and mill-leed. The
wearisome round is stopped; the unlubrcuted
gudgeons quaver last squeak and cease
their ompaining,t the trace chains rattle over
the animals back, and he even attempts
youthful canter as he moves off, u happy
horse. With him there are no ahticipatory
woes; he works in a circle, but n certain
number Of turns are sure to bring Il respite.
But with the editor il is otherwise; his life
is, as Mr.. Mantilin feelngIy remarks, 'one
dem'd grind" his machine never stops. Hot
weather, head aches, sickness at home are
no relief TO his perpetual round, for the pa
per must come out, and "copy" must be .ur-
nished
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BeAur,ruL SrsrinrSr.--one of the finest

BEAUTIFUL SESTIMENT.--One OF the finest
passages in the play of"Richlieu" is this;
Richlie--"Yuung man be blithe! for note
me, from the hour grasp that packet, think
your guardian star rains fortune on you''
Francos--"lt fall"
Richlieu--FaiI! fail, In the bright lexi-
con Of youth, which tate reserves for glori-
Gus manhood, there is no such word as fail!
Why should young man fail! If he be
honest, if he be honorable, if he be ardent II
he be energetic, il he be gifted with mental
power, If ne be right in soul and strength,
he should never fail. And if any alluriug
temptation whispers in his ear wcrds that
would wake him turn aside, let him revert to
that ''bfieht lexicon" and never fail!
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1AA PILLS FOR 25 CENTs-Dn

Il wv TOWNSENDS HEALTH PILLS, are he
ing called for from all parts of to land they are rapdy
superoedng other medicines, both account of Their
happy effects upon the human system IN removing dis.
case, aud Impurities and also the exceedingly reduce
price at which they offered,
The rich aud tho poor find IN them real boon-eacb
box contains 100 FILLS being four timea as many an
are usually 10 he had OF other kinds OF Pills at the same
price. They contain no mnera poison whateytr-thrr
ingredients are Extracts, Daeams and Gums of great
efficacy. 49,
always thorough and efficient They viii he fonud ex
teedtugly eIcaoOus In removing the following com.
plants, via:
Impurities Bisod Constipation Costipeness Pains
~ the Head, JduHdirc, Pains IN the SIDE Female Com
Pidafs, Liner Complaints, SICK Headache Eebrie ar
JeetfoHs, PaiHs The Rack piles, Bilious Ageeiion.
IrregHiarfes, Dyspepsia, Pains IN the Brcast Rheu
mdt'Sm, Pains intho Loins Sc,
The puriyin properties OF these Pilis believed To
surpass the power of all other medicines Operating AL
ways thorouhgly, yet without he aid of mineral
they peculiarly Rdadcd family use; safe and sa
iaty in their impression upon tie system they NAV bo
taken at all times aud by all.
They most speedily aud ceetuaIIy do The work I'm
suhduinp mtanations and FeveTs opening obst
sores. promoting perspTalon aud soothing sen.
sihtes In short they are warranted better than all
ohnfh-CheApef Than al-and destined TO supereedc
Try Ihcm, invaids sufferers one aud all-aud rrcon,
mend the Pills Ia your neghhOTa.
II directions ccompany v Ing ga ch box
7. A, PALMER, General Agent,
. stointoin, Conn.
hehrnhef 'hc price one Hundred Pills for 25 cents
}, W: COLLINS 1t. Clairsyilc.
H. ALEXANDER, do
i"n9 rom ~ hsnes, East Rlchland.
l. W Nanlaw, LlUydsviIle
], II, Mitchell, MoTris,oYn
H. Mufphy, Ieudrv ahur.b
Norton y Carlisle, FSirvsw' 'S"'
u, Miller, Hridgcnnrt
Turner Il Mcclure, MaTtinsyii.
sept. 80, ieaa.-eowIy.
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NEW CHEAP CASH sTORE.-
c H EAPEST GOODS
LNREsH DRUGs!-JAMEs w. COLLINS,

IL WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST,
North side Main street, ST. Clairsville Oho.-as on
hand, and will sell cheap Drugs; PantsI Oils Dyesius
Liquors, of every description; Dentists surgical and
Veterinary instruments; Penknivcs Razor straps, and
shaving Creams of u kinds; Brushes of every variety
Cosmetics, perumeres of all kinds; Bank Books; Let.
ter, Note and Fooscsp paper; Window glass, and Hol
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco, &C., &e.
He has also on hand large supply OF Castor and sweet
Oil Godfreys Cordial; BateInan's Drops; Opipedoc
Essence of all kinds Backing, large and small Inks OF
all coors, &c.
Thankful TO his customers for the they
have given to the old firm, he would ask
Of the same.
lie particularly invites the attention of country mer.
chants, promising II they will give him call furnish
them with any Article in his line, low tey can bo
bought in the same quantities. in the Eastern Markets.
March 25, 1853.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE NJ

n UMINISTRNTUK'S NOTICE No.
tloa 10 hereby given that al the Probate Cour, m,
Belmont County, the undersigned was anpoipled ~
qualified as Administrator, with the Wii anneSed y,
WIN MeMeehsn Deed. late O, Belmont county VI
Al those indebted TO said estate arc requesfsd Ia
immediate payment, and those having claims agains
said estate are notified TO present them Tor
within one year nom This date.
oet nd, fsss. aunt,
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,SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
On Friday, he ca adV Of OtiOber nest at

O'clock in the afternoon upon the premises Willie solu
iothe highest hdder: Tbs following Real Estate as ts
the same ~ The Nqtth East corner oi the North wes
quarter Of Section No. -, Township No. a or Raise
runniag thence south with the East boundary ofs,iI
quarter 100 se perehos TO astone thence North
1871 ~ perehes 10 the North boundary line of said
tom thence East a. 50 perches to the OF
containing Thirty Acres ofland appraised at $500 -
There Is durable Cabin dwelling house upon said ns
ses stable and other out.buldings fine spriug of
hevcr failing in the yard-a young Orchard Of
choice frn well timhered-witb about 20 acres under
sgood state ofeultivaon, Said premises situate
good neighborhood in the South West corner of Co
shen Township, near Hodgns Mill Said premises will
he sold free from dover other incunbrance, and a
good title given The Terms OF Sale are, cash in hand
in one year and In two years with interest on the de-
ferred pay from the day OF SALE he secured by
Mortgage. DEBORAH VERNON -
Administrator of VIM. Vernon, Decd.
Sept. 1st 1e54--4t -
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A YAsKEE COLLECTOR. A gentleman from
New York VINO had been in Boston for the
purpose OF collecting some moneys due him
in that city was about returning, when he
found that one bill OF one hundred dollars had
been overlooked. HIS landlord, who knew
the debtor thought it doubtful case; but ud-
ded, that II il was collected at all, tall raw
bone d Yankee, then dunning Il lodger ia un-
other part OF the hail, would 'vorry ii out oi
the man.
Calling him up, therefore, he introduced
him to the creditor, who showed him the ac-
count.
wal, Squire said he, "taint much use. o.
tryin', | guess. | knoW that critler. You
might as well try TO squeeze lie out of Bun
ker Hill monument, as to elect de- out ol
him. But any how, Squire, ,.what'll you give,
'sposn' do tryP
We'll, sir, the bill is one hundred dollars.
I'll give you--yes, I'll give you half, if you'll
collect it,
Greed replied the collector; there's no
harm in trytn,' any way
Some years after the creditor CHANGED TO
be in Boston, and in walking up Tremont-st.
encountered his enterprisng friend:
Look o'here,' said he, Squire. had con-
siderable luck with that bill o. yourn. You
sec, stuck to him like dog to root, but
for the first week or SO 'twain't no use--uot
bit Ii he was home, he was Short if he
wasn't home, couldn't get no satisfaction.
By-und-by, says |, alter going sixteen times,
I'l fix you. says l. So sat down on the
door step, and sat uD day and part of the eve
ming, aud begun early Lext day; but about
ten O'Clock he ''gn in He paid me MY hay
and l gin him the note!' ..,
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C,ALL AND JUDGE FOR worn

4h'D 'ODbE rOh 1OUR-
aud Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling va W.
would ea the attention of merchants and pcdars to ouI
spring STOCK, which we are receiving, consisting in ar
10000 rolls Wall Paper, of every quality;
1900 Window Paper;
300 Velvet and common borders,
~ doz. Fire Board patterns;
cotton and Silk Hosiery of every description;
SILK, cotton, and Lise Thread Gloves;
Spool and Skein Thread;
suspenders, Lace Goods, etc.;
Note, cap Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons;
Ping, Needles, hooks and eyes;
Zephyr worsted sew ing silks,
States, stationery, brushesi
- Periumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines
chants. ,. "
These Goods are laid in expressly for obbine and
VIII De sod al small advance for Cash trade in hand
change, or for cash. March o. 1874
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4 ,HEAP! CHEAPERu CHEAPEST!n-
~ MIR, SAM UEI, KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities with IN
l..dh6ESr and BEs i stock ot Goods ever offered il
this market.
Ills stock is composed in part as follows:
a very large assortment of Black Silk, French Eny
lish aud .4merican Black silk "a in wide at one dol
ever offered in tins market. Also l70 pairs OF unde
sleeves of the very hest quality, at must any price "a
suit Customers. l35 chemsets of the very hest aua
y, from 15 cts, to piece. Also one of the la
stock OF Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings that ever was
broughtto this market. Also, $50 Parasols at 25 per
cent. cheaper than Wheeling prices Also $50 pieres
OF Lawn, one yd Wide, at ST. Weseniedford coors at
~ per yard. Aso Is pecss of Berege DeLan from ,el
to25. Also avery large stock of DeIaines IS per cent
cheaper than ever offered of the mountains 700
pieces OF calico, very good at 81 per yd. Also very
Muslins Beached aud unbleached and coIored; also
Brown muslin yd,2 inches wide &c per yd.; also a
large assortment OF check Also 90 pieces of Bed tick
ing, very good al l2s yd ALSO of the best as
sortments of dks and hose gloves of all collars
size The best ever offered in this MARKET Also Laoes
and innings OF all descriptions at prices to salt the
purchasers aso one OF the largest
Cassimeres, Vestings, satinets, Tweeds and Summer
ware, the best thai ever brought 10 this town.
25 per cent. cheaper than ever sold befoe Also very
large stock OF umbrellas, very cheap; also, good
OF Woolen Fancy Carpets cheaper than be bought
IN Wheeling; also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
town; ALSO notions OF all descriptions usually kept in
dry goods store. f'.II
Gents-I have very large stock of Ready ada Cloth
ing s 30 per cent. cheaper than any other estabsh
~-' s-~-' "',n" noan,ai,s. Please call A1d s4ilsIs
your selves HAT lul she= ~
Oaged ~ N, >-.-
%
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a great bunch upon its side and seems dump
ish, it's our opinion that that's the one that
brickbat fell upon last night.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE MARKETli

'HE undersigned, as Agents for the Cen.
l. ual Ohio Railroad Co, win on the
asa day Of October, 1854.
ohcr Tor Sale, Valuable Lots or portions of lots sim,
ated ~ the Town OF BARskAvILLE, nelmont Co Ohm
ohs otlhe lots, there are comfortable Tesidenres
lho other property offered IL extremely desirable for ms
'nesA stations being very convenient 10 the Depot an
an or near the aiu street Of the town - wv"
TheattVi'y sypn 10 trade or business by the ai,,o
ana 'he long established character OF bsrnp.viii %
usihess point, win make The present dosiIsbs ~
Tor atortunat0 Investment. 'hanSe
0ne Of the lots The late resldgncs OF q. Davenno,,
wiil make an excellent staud for Tavern win
addition 10 tho building being yery conysn. small
Depot; and having the advantage ofegess on nj, "a .,e
south w. N"''''' worm aud
HEMS AE NHa%s
OF tho Purchase Money In Hand, Thu ,.t, =,
IN aud years, with Interest from time of a.
Persons wishing % view tho property before tha a.,
sale may make app'iea 10 Messts Edward N nay OF
aud Robert Hopper, or Jno Davenport. S'"Hhes
There WI be no reserved bid. and the Sale will n. -
Wsiy ON the day above stated, '' w Pos'
!sss !ssfS.ss D.s.ss..T. %s,:HT' AGENT.
Sat-ca H3sy--ts.
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Com.
plants.


The Cathooan far surpasscs other remedies in being
more certain less pensive and leaving the system in
better condition Let all interested call and obt ain
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof from the most
respectable sourc9s of the beneficial results of its
together with lett.rs from highly experienced
VINO have used ii in their practice and speak from the
own observations.
p. d. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, Y.
!. d: Fleming, D., Canandaisua, N. Y.
NJ. u. Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
ID. Y. Foote. Nj. d.. Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, M. d.. Baltimore, Nd.
J.C. orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore Md.
W w. Reese NJ d., New York City.
J.P. Newiamd, NJ. D., Utica, NY
Rev. q. s. Beard, Glenn Springs, &. C.
u PLetter addressed tc care of Mr.. Curtis Hatch agent
at Ravenna, Ohio.
To DR. MARculsE-l have been ten years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uter and all the
attending dhcutes; at times rendering my life most
miserable. have had the attendance of some of the
hest physicians with hut little SUGGEST the most they
could do was 10 reiieve-a cure of the
For five months before commencing nth your med cine
had not been able to perform any labor could walk
but Few steps at time and scarcely out doors
in Short was completely prostrated, both in BODY
and mind and expected drag the rest of my DAYS
IN suffering and misery hut, reading your advertise
ment wrs induced TO try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine Cathocon as the last resort 1 had NOT
used It week before felt like another woman BY the
use OF three bottles was enabled perform all the labor
for six in the family with ease, and could could walk
anywhere in the noghborhood without injury. Moth.
ing but sense of my duty 10 you and the afflicted
has induced me TO state my to the public 1 can
safely recommend the all those SUFFERING
like myself.
lSignedJ Mus. SARAH a. BIsHoP.
Freedom. Portgage, Co., Ohio, Dec. %, 1859
III. Is. M.2RCHlSI 81 CO., Proprietors
Central Depot 3O4 Broadway, N "
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, agent, Druggist, st.
.4nd sold by John Mclean, Cadiz; II. D. Fswceu. Mt
Pleasant; J, w. Warfed, Fairview; BTentIipser A.
Hfmstrong, wheeling, va apr. lS5i.-iN
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0%~5-The following ou,burst of sentimental
ity is from "down-easl' editor:
oh there is not in the wide world pleasure so
sweet, .....
As to sit near the window and tilt up your feet!
Pun away at the Cuba. whose flavor Just SUITS
And gaze ut tine world 'lwlxt the toes OF your boots!