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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

Ul-"Mrs. Jones, id aeeHteman, one day
last summer when railroad accidents were so
numer Gus, 10 a lady whose husband was a
brakesman, "Mrs. Jones, doyou not feel wor-
ried about Mr.. Jones while he is on the cars,
in view of the many accidents that are now
daily occurrng!''-No, not at all, replied the
contened lady; "for if he is killed | know |
shall be paid for it, because Mr.. Williams got
$40 for his COW what was run over by ths
cars few DAYS since"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
Ghr Drmpfrat

Is published every ThufIday morning, in ths
room Immediately oFer the Post Office, Main
Street, Eston, Ohio, at the following rates.
81 so per snpum, in advance.
50 90, If not paid within the year, and
90 so after the year has expired.
Eg-These rates will be risidly enforced. II
No paper discontinued until al aresrag.s
ATE paid, unless at the option Of the Publisher.
uAll communications addressed tOthe I'd
itor must be sent free Of postage to insure at
tention.
GTNo communication inserted, Unless ae'
eompanied by responsible name.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GTIn travelling down the Hartford Pike from
Baltimore about Two years ago.. when the
posts for the telegraph 10 Philadelphia, via
Bel Air, were about being planted, we were
told by person living along The read, that he
did not think the telegraph would pay, FOL
there were two line Of stages running to Be
Air now, and they never were more than hall
full. etiH
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GyA lacy friend says, the first she was
kissed by "feller," she felt like big tub Of
rose, swimming in honey, cologne nutmeg and
checkerbertes. She also felt as if something
was running through her nerves on feet Of
diamonds, escorted by several little cupids in
chariots drawn by angels, shaded honey suck
les, the whole spread by melted rain5ows.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

G1A woman was giving evidence in a GER
tain Ease, when she was asked by the lawyer;
"Was the young woman virtuouS previous to
this affair 2"
"Was she what ?"
"Virtuous. Was she chaste 7"
"ChaSte she was chased about q quarter of
a mile"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

07Mrs. Parington says. that when she vas
aga she "used to 90 topnrties, and aiwayshad
jeaux 10 extort her home" But now, she
says, 'rhe gals undergo all such declivlties;
the task of ex,ortiug them home evolves on
their own selves" The old lady drew down
her specs, and thanked her stars that she had
lived in other days, when men were more pal
pable in deprecat.ng the worth of the female
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
The Firm OF "Push & Pull"

Sam-Julius where did you get that cont !
JuliuS-Down here TO Push's.
Sam-W har's that
JuliuS-Li.te ways down in Brattle street,
whar ii says Push" on the door-l pushed
and went in. 1t said "Pull'' on Ge odder side
Il pulled dis coat, and run out.--Bosto'
Post.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
SUNSHINE.

You are, no doubt, lover Of sunShi ne.
Your eye has Frightened while gazing upon
the dream that has lighted up the path before
you, made the village windows bIase and
nut golden star on the weathercock Of the
church Steeple. That beam has shined into
your very heart, and made you feel glad to be
alive.
But there is another kind Of sunshine that
you love. Is there not some beloved friend
whose smile is brighter and clearer sunbeam
to you than the brightest beam that gadJenS
the earth on summers dayl Yes; it is the
smile Of husband, wife, sister, brother,
or, well-no matter! it is the smile of some
dear being, whose every thought is blending
with your own, and without whose smile, in
the merriest summertime; this would be a
gloomy world.
But the shadows OF evening have before now
closed over the sunshine, that has gded your
pathway; and if night has not yet beclouded
the SunShiny smiles of those YOU love, it will
do So. There are removals in this world ol
trbulation that wiring the heart You may
have to go and weep in the graveyard, ere long,
where they have LAID the object dear TO you as
your own life.
There is yet another kind OF sunshine de-
light in that, and no night shall close over it
fore ver-sunSh ne Of a Savior'S love in the
heart. Clouds may intervene for time, but
those clouds shall pass away; the valley oil
the shadow of death may seem TO shut oul
forever, but that will only be the breaking oI
the last cloud-bleaking away before the
dawning of eternal daylight and the blaze o.
everlasting sunshine; for 1t is expressly writer
that, "There shall be no night there" W H.
then, may the clouds and storms Of this lille bt
borne with patient an joyful anticipation.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

"Pooh, poohp' SAID loving wife to her ex'
pifing husband, as he strove to utter few
parting sentences, 't'don't stop to talk, but 80
on with your dying"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
Many a tender tie is broken,
Many gentle heart distressed,
BY a careless sentence spoken,
Spoken only as a JEST.

GrIf you feel as if you didn't know
where to 60 and what to do--kinder chaotic
and indefnlte-get married. For bringing
one down to fixed fact, and making him
feel somehow and somewhere, matrimony is a
ereat article
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

11'Fontenelle, when describing the differ
ence in the mental constitution Of the sexes,
says: "Woman has a cell less in the brain,
but fibre more in the heart than man."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

U-Gratitude is the fairest blossom which
springs fromthe soul; and the heart Of mar
knoweth none more fragrant.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GTMrs. Partington says thst she was
very much elucida,ed last Sunday, on hear
ing a fine concouTse on the pardy Of the
prodieicus son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GTt1s your noie good 7" asked merchant,
the other day, Of person who offered note
for n lot of goods. .a.5
"Well," replied the purchaser, al should
think it ought to W; eyerybody's got one %
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

DMore persons fall out concerning the
right road to heaven, than ever got to the end
of their journey.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

IL When travelling, if you put your watch
and wallet in one Of your stockings and then
place the latter under your pillow lis quite
ce1tOin you will not go OF the next morning in
great hurry without taking your property
ali
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GTAn ineorrigible wag, who lent ministe
a horse which ran away and threw his cierica
rider off, thought hs should have some ere il
for his aid in spreading the Gospel.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
Cornelins O'Flanagan, meeting and old em

Cornelns 0 Flanagan, meeting and old em-
poyer, the other day, thus address him:
"Paze your honor to give us a little help,
now. for we're kilt intreIy of starvation"
"Why, Corney, what are the boys dolngF'
said the gentleman.
"Jist locking for bits of jobs OF work, as
they can get them, your honor"
"And your daughter, Molly, is she not ou'
workirg3"
80! your honor, we can't spare her for that
we want her at home all day, just to do tn
cooking for u.s."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

VA Washington correspondent, in descri-
bng beautiful young lady says ''she has q
face painter might dwell upon.'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GYItis the great privilege Of poverty to be
happy unenyied, TO be healihful without
phySic, and secure without guard.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

0TCol. Dillingham;, Just elected, a Sena.
toT from North Caroline, is dead.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GTThe young lady who "fe!l in love-" has
just been pulled ont by the daring fellow who
struggled with the world"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

UDr. franklin says that, "time is mon
.ey." This may account for the fact that,
persons, when in most need Of money, ask
for time.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

uA gentleman having occasion to call
upon physician in Cincinnati, the other day,
stopped at the door and rung the bell. The
summons was answered by Dutch servant
girl, of whom he inquired if the doctor was
in.
"No.',
"Was his lady in'"
"Yes."
"Was she engaged?"
The girl looked at him moment, while I
curious expression settled on her features, a
she replied, "Why she is already married."
The gentleman left. s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
NJ ksa EsW ~ a.

HNENTRAL RAILROAD-OPEyT ~ STA UyTDN-
~ Chez Comfortable
ment made for Travelling the Virginia sprns
Lexington, kc. -'-s'
The Company provided 9TH s, additional supply Of
Eugnes and Passengers Care have
line runsing through tiSsss a ,cs,k. 80
The OF the
whore various points the scenery 10 Sc
view OF kra dleur ~ ~
with July an Exprrs. Main ,.t
will be daily Richmond bauntop I-.S. Reh
mond At NJ A. NJ, and arrive at staunton $50 NJ
this line passengers may leave Petersburg and Richmond
al $50 p. al. 'NA' "'' NA'
Leave ssunton at A. S Richmond Al 20 M
Returning from the springs, passengers will
with the Konr NorthUard ma h
the Petersburg train going South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

AlIFAX CUT hERRINGs-n store for sale BY
II jel0 II. snINnEn, street.
NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.-Th subscri.
~ have this day entered Into Copartnerhp conduct
the Merchant Tailoring Business the old W
opposite the Post once We thanks the public
past favor. and hope by attention and to merit
inaanre OF the patronage for the arm literally heretofore
tended 10 each individually hand well
leeied oek Of gosds consisting OF the usual variety which
request our patrons 10 call and examine.
WI. 1. SMITH,
nyle SAMUEL 8. BuRcH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NTALfNTINf, CHtLNsuAW g. 90, have this received
by the steamers Roanoke md jamestown, addition
70 their stock Of the styles Of recently
Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses Boys and which
been purchased In New York the lowest cash prices
sold at small advance for cash. punctus
In part as follows:
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-all prices
Plaid and Str ped HERMANN and GrenadIne
Plain and Figured Bareges and Barge De LANES
surer. French Printed Jaconeis and Organizes
french, English and American Lawns and CallcOes
Embroidered Mlslns; PSid and Striped
Embroidered Robes and Brliantcs White and
Plain Chalys, Chaly BareEes and De Dege
Ginghams, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Ditai,y, and Bonnet Cord
ChemLeties, Collars, Sleeves and HAndkerchiefs
Rich and Medium Bennett, Cap and Neck Riband
Ladies' Gentlemen's Boys, Misses and ChldrenssIk
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
BomosIne APaca Canton Coth and other Mourning Goods
Table Cloths, Napkins, Doyles and Diapers, all prices
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies, Genemens Boys Misses and Gloves
Thread Lse Swiss Nuil Laces Edrngs nd InsertngR
Jaconei, Cambria, Plain and Check ed Swiss Muslin
Cloths, Oassineres, Cashmeretts nd Tweeds
SIX, Satin, Valencia and Marseiles yestings
white and Fancy Colorcd, Plain figured Drillngs
Bed Tickings, Plaid Domestic and COttenades.
handsome variety OF Goods for boys heavy Yarmcrs
Linen and Drngs, Buraps, and every variety cotton and
Linen Goods, for Servants Clothes
shlrlings, and Cotton oEnaburgs, &c.
VALENTINE, CRESsHAw A Co,
No. 90, corner Broad, 9th aud Capitol streets
apis Near Capitol gauar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
xxroNpgnFrL pIscoysnY, = IEsnaksrINe no IL.

as Ib SiseSi6s sssSIr 70 Dt n
VIA .i,.r .Ss.ns nearly the globe
Ing danger al. ssa aS; ss A. shFh
BY which the hair Snied
bs-ehlus TnFe, ,hsi beautiful oInan,n Of The head
10 those With whom has seemed to
.s q S.s IN Al ss ssis Sy. d &
Continent fer the last ave with perfect suece and
ssstoas Prot 0su bsviSisr soai probably
20 sf Of Gi ssuS is
tor ss ssa only o. %
uvatei their thousands
ssf ss resIs f 81 rs T = nsa y .s6S1s OK
eoaaty 0sio where he amid OF
receiving he bs..i1s O. Al. ,s. hay, USED s
State. those wonderful receipts for Curling the HAIR
a MORRIS, 81 Mnin Street, h., received the fol-
SsTE ysoSss and ns5s ,ss sss described and CON-
pared WIN ,S,, q Siss, ooan',s' By p wG,'nsy IS
Ten Night bar Room vhatisar rhsre by rs Arthur
Rsnsins Halt Yearly Ss.,rsc, Of the Mede, Sciences;
nom January 70 june, lisa Prize e. -, u,,,s vii,
a.srptioa Of Useful Mlasrs. and
nins ascending tn: simplest methods BY Frederick Over
Aa.Sslla,oa Percussion; DR. Joseph ssSa, s,so
sp:sasaon. nom 500 $4,000 Homes for the People BY
Tss 5S Si is Of the Life
OF SSon s he A ~
AS sf SSa9s IL P IA sGapf c, s vols g.
Weary Doc, oSmmOn Sy Lsssh Rssis' vol IS cent Z;
Alone by Marion H.rl.nd Fourth edition sis'
E. co.. ess & To Ss,s IN s
goo S.s: i 6s Rio Jaw H,i and M'n. Coffee
ma ma. G saa 4. E0sS Rl,S Ms...,
: : r G'a Hsna a.a and o'.. sTasdis,
: : ease. Sherry 1y Madeira .na Port TT Wine.
100 S SSi. & & g a ai%n Halifax Herring.
20 hhds sides and shouiers -, -,
With Ss
and the pu bic uR"sud 10 accommodating terms yI
NNCSlC-uUSIC.-Just received by p. H. TAYLOR,
M large collection of new music the following SONGS
Wake thee Dearest; by cOwdin
Tell N e n in McaInta Numbers by Emerson
Gs sfiSd 1s 4 g. ~ Fli HsaG by Dresser
The BsstsIay hGa.s!; By theodore A.,sn
ES a9i Rt fssei z Fo.. ?f Sy Boyer
Aui 100 M.in street.
RAooN; SUGAR; COFFEE &s.-L.nains from steamer
Is hid. Clear aud Bone Side. aud Shoulders
- bbls Hard and SON Crushed Sugar
g s,s' i k0 and L'Su'y'a Coffee
~ bsis No FAMILY Gross Herr ns, and shad
do Plain Hams. -
nIssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsIiIP.-The eO-partner.
hip ssTs,Ss sxSs sndsI the Arm q
the arm will please make Either
the OF the arm In settlement Of the business
WA. II. sEABROOK,
Z. PAYsOS REEVE.
fSOPkRTNERsHIi-MT J. H. BLAIR having TIL
~ interest OF Mr.. W. H sEABRooK, Of the late Arm Of SEA-
BROOK REEVE, has entered partnership with
REEVE, under the style OF REEVE BLAIR and will
tie APoheeAy and Das bushes, at the old stand
sesbrook Reeve hope by strict attention TO business
1T share Of the patronage literally extended the
Z. PAYs0S REEVE
JOHN H BLAIR
r. ba.ne..I ~, ehssrtay and eOaadenny
commend 10 public
REEVE BLAIR
.I-u wM. T. sEABRooR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
HOOK HINDIHY

HooK nIND1HY
BLANK BOOK MANtTACTORY.
HAMRS wOODHOLHK. (Late EiIA WoopHorsEl has at
- soed 70 his Book, stationery ard Piano Iofte Esiabs
BOOR BIyDgRY AHD BLAHH BObR NARUFACT0RTi
And .pIcypg Vood vormsn he H pr1arsd 70 manuaeure
suprT5r ali Kinds o2 BLANK OOKs required By Mer
cbar HANKS neo UHee. Haeos Railroad Oompanies
Clerks Of Courts Ac and 10 bind Perodas Book Blanks Mo-
c &c IHoT sIch toHI ne 61SoutId dredsoHdbs ritNs.
AuEuuj
URI,AIt, ,,,sPK SIiANIS AMI If;E POINTS. in store
HO ~ Black Craps Shawl Black Lace fonu and
searf,. ado very rich az and Baeklk hantias
AZ very low presS WARM 4 PERKINs,
jy9O No. 14i Eagle equArs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
:SO,OOO sSSSMEIE 5I OF sFH Y S,E,Hn

SSO,OOU SUMNER CLOTHING, AT GaEATLY
D. GOODMAN will commence from this date, close
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing
duced prices: or cash ony the open lin septem
ber) with large stock Fan Goods Wholesale trade
ehans throughout the State will this In nd) One and all
are respectfully solicited to call and examine stock it
varied; GoodI
complete comprising every article Genteens Wearing APP
pAre a OF the latest Ityei opportunity for
the greatest bargains before In Richmond
The Good, Will be sold J. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
" BCothng In suits for house
stock large Those In want by this
portunity. Call and see. -
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
- TEanIfOlT OUTFITS PECK-. 49,,

- PASSAGE TO 0LD P6ITT, PoRTSEsaslksJ
MOUTH AND !NORFOLh.-1 he CUR. 1A1-zn-Az
It's PEok Captain John Davis, havitE undergone complete
overhaulng will SATURDAY nth
her regular run on the river between hs and the above places
leaving the wharf At Rockets Saturday Tuesday and
Thursday mornings At ~ O'clock NJ pecisey touching
sl the regular landings going and returning
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk ca Meals so
each.
el5 R. O. HAsKINs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

PURCELL, LADD & CO., DnUGGISrS,
No. %. Main Street, Corner 1 i,h, Hichmond, Va.
HER for sale large stock, embracing the follow
" low prices tor cash, the usual ered,
500 Lbs Resi Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
300 Kegs Super CATb soda
% Barrels sp,s Farpen,me
60 Do burning fIuid
$50 Dozen Durk,e's Yeast Powders
1000 Calls Lin.eed oil
500 Keg. White Lead Dry and In on
$500 Lbs Extract Logwood
so Barrels Tanners oil
% Gases Chrome Green and Yellow
eco Kess white Zine Paint
Is Barrels veni,ian Red and spanish Brown
10 Do vsrnishes
300 Baskets Sweet oil
1000 Boxes windoE Glass, French and American
10 Cases Refined Borax
1000 Lib, Par, treen dry aad in Oil
600 Ounces SuphAte Qulnibe
Sands, other vermifusr and ali 9TH
popular Patent Medicines The whole being
lima, and Tennessee.
NIB. Particular attention packing shipping. feq4
6tOMPOUND FLUIDENTRACT OF CISSA VI
For the Of Chronic diseases Urinary Passages Cacu
ous Affections Lsueorhea DIopy, Jaundc Chronic
reliability OF that and correcting the
mucous secretion when the urine and purun
scarce he voided without PAIN aud especially in discharges
the urno genital mucous membrane retention nconnence
urine.
It's efficacy the Pareira certain uaades Of the urina
induces ascrbe almost specific this
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion II
introduced into medicine hontriptie employ
bane gonorIhea leucorea and chronic inflammation Of the
bladder In the latter 81 those deSses sir b. Droe ed
surgeon, that great influence disease which Il
under CONFEDERATION lesSnng materially the
ia: ih6smnn lion and rabity Of he Rsds.r anu
JoSArliAN PERRlRA, ~ d.. f. Il. S. g J.. S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
,l,HE VIRGIN. Ann TENNESSEE Rail.

II RoAD-RHD SCLPHCR SPRfNGS-The undersigned
running line OF Mondays
Fridays, and In few they will
bern Depot the yirsnia and Railroad Giles o.
NJ tis Red Sulphur Spring.
soHEDULE-Lsave 1ynchburg via Virginia and Tennessee
Rdodd At A. NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Springs p NJ
the day.
Fare from Lynehburg Gle, o, so
Do do do Red Sulphur.
Tickets may be procured At LynehburE depot.
July 18th, 1854 PLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

STAGE AtRANGEMENTS.-Our Stage Lines will
daily with the Trains Central Alexandria
Railroads foil VS., viz:
Passenger. BY the Mail line will leave saun,on Immediately
ter dinner and At Cloverdale
Leave next morning daylight breakfast Aluu
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6S p. u.
AMI by with Messrs. L. He.kell
passengers spend the night sauntOn leaving
daily Sundays excepted arrive the Hot
leave next morning and arrive White sulphur Springs
q early hour In the evening
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will leave white Sulphur
ght-dne At Warm Springs, at Coyerdaie
saunion by 81 A. NJ in time
Central time
for dinner second
Passengers by Accommodation line leave Sulphur
ter eakast, spend the night at the Hot Springs
dayght-arrye Stanton early evening
Meeting with the Central Train, leaving daily GAM
Passengrs for Lexington Natural Bridge Buchanan and Fin
cast will be taken through Richmond
or Rockbdge Alum Springs to breakfast day
Parties desri Coaches staun
ton White su phur Springs from either Company,
they may desire.
jy22-du WA. p. PARRISH CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

VIHGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
BUCHANAN, MA TURAL BRIDGE, LEILSG TON AND
ROCkBRLDGE ALUN SPRfNGS.-Pasiengers Informed
that the undersigned running daily line OF splendid
Railroad. to the abeve named places.
sCHkDULE-Lcave lynchburg Virginia
Railroad A+ NJ and arrive Buchanan om to o'clock
the evening. Leave Buchanan morning.
and IN hours At the Natural Bridge
bridge Alum Springs in time for dinner.
Fare from Lynchburg to Blu hAnan %
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
Do do do ROckbrdge ALUM .................. I 70
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchbucg Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
nuARLRs s. BROOKE,
No. . Pearl Street Richmond, Va.
EsPEoTYULLY beg Leave to announce % The public they
ever opened in his MARKET They now sG for e on n.
sce0@moding terms complete assormen, Of every thing
be tedious advertisement Merchants visiting The city
81. any other nsiI sell on n SSOd
AOTICE.-Ths Partnership conducted By undsrsgued
fcRb HILL Js pay 9p al SSRiie Of til. sm and
iher Of the partners will receive what be due
BILLY W. TALLY
THE BUBsCR1BER 10 leaving Richmond returns bic THANKS 10
bis friends who have conhded their bu'ln late srm and
IsGs VI" continue ''' ''0'' to A' W. WIZ 4aI sSw
RicHARD HILL Js and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS, Al the old
,snd on Main street c2tner 1.log the B1n win continue
out Of Negroes, Renting Houses Collecting Of Claims
EDWARD O. h'i RIiSSLLiSos.
III EnTs BnOTHRHs. Amasama,sd Iridium zinc and plated
entirely new combining all The advantage, q lie esicy and
and us n[ c is m cn I'VE o S5' e. g. s Pen
existed gaa q ss Pens, Psa vii e ro t1nif 40
& III % s nsS Sa sS iGE ans 9 p ssn
and are warranted AniISoro'Ive Vor sale y
my7 No. H.in street, opposite cts Hotel.
n AssOLUTION OF COPAHTN RIisIIIP-T Copa,tneI
hs style of Bureh sbar, ,h'dny b. mutual con,shi s
AgIl 20, 1854 .-.,,, FRANK sHGTEE
W Intending close nu'ln,', viii hereafter sell ont my
stock ~ Ready Made Clothing, COST, tor cash
APPS
VHuiNM FAMILY HiMs--A very superior article Iust
received md for sale by RAWIISGs & MILLER
Ul3 Corner Peatl aud Cary streets.
lAshEIS, HETICULts c.-sea Grass, large Willow Bas
sltehss, for sale by
Jy3o ZIMMERMAN.
HaANDy.-ohOies ard high favored CosBac Brandy Anew
iyls DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
2 bnLs UharnARrs GENUINE PEACH BnAspi, Tor
- safe. gylsI jAs. WINSTON.
SStghR House MOl4AssEs. = 100 bids, for sale By
t1W DAVENPORT, ALLAN 4 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-09
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO yIRGI


MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE CHHCRED THROUGH.
NINETEEN NILES LESS STAGING THAN By ANY OTHER
THE following been entered into between the
Richmond and panVe the souhside, and the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Richmond
lyuchbnrg, white sulphur Springs:
Leave Rchrond Depot Of the Richmond Danve Rail-
daily (ssndAys exeeptedg at 81 O'clock
Rehaoni Danye, the Southsde
Railroads. At O'Clock r. MstAEng from the terminus
Southde Railroad Lynehburg II miesdne Lynch
p NJ Virginia Tennessee Railroad
arrive Salem p M-sieep At saiem and leave the
morning dine the Mountain House. and
spngs o'clock p H., the white
sulphur ins-tAgng Salem
Springs ~ miles, thence the White Sulphur miles making
only 81 rales
FARE:
From Riehrond Petersburg to Lypehburg. 80
=" 10 sweet spring.. %
4" 10 White sulphur Springs .-......s. 81
By order: R. HuGHsoN, Ticket Agent
Richmond be the ose Of the Rich
uond and Danvile Depot only.
the Souhsiie Railroad will be completed TO
the River Canal point about miles below L. nchburg,
travellers will be taken In packet boat to Lynch
before and after that day there will be only 81
miles staging the White SuphubenG SO miles lsss than by
other route. -
anll III. HI.