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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

70 A volatile young man, whose con-
quests in the female world were numberless,
at last married. CHOW my DEAR" said his
spouse, 81 hope you will mend" Madam"
said he, "depend upon it, this is my last
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

0T The Queen of England is said to be
in great grief at her husband sunpopularity
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

ia young lady, returning late from a
concert, as it was raining, ordered the
coachman to drive close to the sidewalk.
but was still unable to step across the
gutter. +. -.g4
{. can lift you over, said the coachman.
20, no." said she, am too heavy"
"Lord marm," said John, "a am used to
lifting barrels of sugar"
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DIR. NJ. A. MCLEOD

RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice of his profession and socs patronage Office
the Post Office in the formerly occupied the Read
ing Room
- Orders left with Mr. J. Y. Bennett, at the Post Office
will meet with prompt attention. 41y)
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

POLITICAL EFFECT OF THE PASSAGE OF THE
NEBRASKA B1LL.-The Washington cores
pendent of the New York Journal of Com
merce, says the political effect of the passage
of the Nebraska bill, will be:
.To put an end to the old parties, and
scrush OUT the coalition of the Democracy
It will organize parties into two divisions,
and both of them based on the slavery
questions. One party will be the non-Ill-
tervention party, and the other the Abolition
party. 1t is not quite certain which will
finally prevail: But the struggle is, at
length, seriously begun. All that has ever
happened on this question, all the combats
from 1920 down were mere child's play, in
comparison with what we shall see next fall,
and next year and for years to come. There
will be no more compromises. The old ones
will be condemned and set aside. Non-In-
tervention on one side, and Abolition on the
other are the only two principles upon
which contracts to be made"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

The GREAT TELEGRAPH CAsE.-On the
Both ult, Chief Justice fancy delivered the
decision of the U. S. Supreme Court, in
Washington, in the great Telegraph Case, oil
Morse VS.. 0 Reilly, which has been for sew
eral years past before the Court The case
was brought up, from the Circuit Court of the
District of Kentucky, wherein Prof Morse
was granted an injunction against Mr..
O'Reilly, for using an electromagnetic tel
egraph, styled the Columbian Telegraph,
constructed by Messrs. Zook & Barnes. The
suit was commenced in Kentucky, in the
summer of 1848. The Supreme Court
decided in favor of perpetuating the injunc-
ton granted in Kentucky against O'Reilly,
and makes each party defray their own
costs.
The Court sustains the first seven claims
of the patent granted TO Morse, and all the
claims in the second patent we believe, are
also sustained without qualifications. The
eighth claim of the first patent the Court
decided ought to be disclaimed.
The reports which have appeared in our
Daily Papers, respecting this decision, are
contradictory, and as true copy of that
decision has not yet reached US, we postpone
further remarks on the question, excepting
to say, that, from public and private inform.
alton received by US the decision confirms
the very doctrines we have always adyo-
Gated.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

ERENCH BRANDY, Madeira Wine,
l. Port Wine, Jamaica RUM Holland Gin Sherry Wine
Alcohol and Old Bourbon Whiskey all Of the very first qua
Gty for medical purposes, just receiyedby j. S. FRIzELL
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25
GROCERY STORE.
Rath.HOllSe,

u CAUSSE, Barber, on st. Philip ST.,
l. bess leave to inform his friends and the public
in general that he has just opened Bath House, where
hot and cold baths may he hed at al times.
RArEs.CoId Baths 2a cents Hot do IS cents; with
two Towels furnished each. J2H
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

EOR SALE.--On reasonable terms, the
HOUSE AND LOT formerly occupied by justin Aubert
Esq, situated in the town of Thiboaux, the Canal In
the mean time the house is to let to good tenant.
Apply to $3.50 G. BEIEEER.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-02-25

NRANBERRIES.-l Barrel fine and
~ fresh Cranberries just received and for sale by
T4S-tf A. b. RAGAN
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THE VERY BEST AND PUREsT

Il MEDICINES.-J S. FRIZEI.L is now in receipt Of
general assortment of Medicines, such Pure English
Calome Blue Mass Aoes, Rhubarb, Magnesia seidlitz
Powders, Chloride of Lime Pink Root Cream Of Tartar
Balsom Copaiba, soda Sage and all the various kinds Of
pure extracts for prescription purposes Having bought the
above articles East prepared to sell low can be
bought almost anywhere. jan21
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
Smiths snyigOrating Cordial

[ 'AN b' tud nt the ItASHiN TON HOUSE
Y BdR tu .. from O'Clock, A NJ, 'till II oc ock,
:. VI IT. astonishing pow in restoring to Wig
ION the ,a,i,I gan. of th, human system. which
il," trcu rlo-atol by OVER " OkK, ,hc effects of
n Climate t. lttcstcd by hunlred, who daily
t.jtg il. SurrN ioeNtnu-libe; aud none genuine but
.'nt preunrrI By SMITH hi, inimtabe assistant,
MORGAN
Nora Bt>E -Ju>t lcceisrd Ten CASKS of TAYLoas
FL IEBRAl ED BHANDY, imported by W. II. Taylor
~ No.i IL. Va.
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MEDICINES.
Sure Cure e!-Baltimore Lock Hospital

F MAX
NNHEkE may be obtained t1e h''S s''y r'hspA pl n'"N
- ness or o>s o prSanic io"nl an IN t'c i9' o''>
oi the Kidneys Ane,u1hs el t,e ii'N hrt' ''
tpnSutu'hN p"hh1}' AM an - '''" ''l. '''',
use OF ardent spirits or any f otef "a faHSi U.s.,
- ~, ~ N9 - - , ,ua,i,os Ala,
what countless numbers Of generous and hearted rrnS,
have been SWrPt 20 'hih. -.
the most exalted talents ana orli'h' n'eiie's, % WIZ I'LL
et"isc nav 'is' - -. ~ H., ,rn - -
"lnenre' or "'Nel 70 ''t'e - .,I, opty
Those suHerlH- from a11 III 'ie '''r'"''1 "''''
Qua ihh'FHat'9 alI,,,, :" ,,,t,z5r,x
Fl', - n, Mn.
NeaNie7S "l tt'g DIN ahi i"'i1,, ~ ~ ~
OF sight loss o Muscular lo"ef ''ii'atio ~
p'sia, Nervous rrttaiAlty brrhs"eht ' bis''h
ut1s, ,el'rAl elus symptom 81 ., J.,
h6Nl Ai-l'l-l NJ ''Iiul ~
draael Loss nt Memory. '''i's' o' i' - It 49,,
Spirits torcptlln-s ni hNll, AVERSION % 'ri "'''
otFlt4-No N'nth frel'rl'N Ii - i m ,
more 81 East SHE up 'e sN' ~ ~ ~ ~, :" ~ 9
the Name ani Nunier or YOU VIII nl9i's. NV ''''
A Cure Warranted or no CnafSe hdee'
thousands cured nj this Institution anu the very
extensive ,isc johnston exceeding all ohers tesi Hes
Sufficient HAT he is the only proper ttNNlah u ht
consulted.
DIR. JOHNSTON -. ~
ENBER OF THE RlNAl. tli"f."f SoN"l'N :
Lon Graduate from one Of e most en'net l"r-'>o e
United >tate- greater part W'r life Las leru si"n
in the Hospitals london. Paris, FMleria, AMI ce|'re
tecel OF the most astonishing cures h "ee ever
Many troubled with rln iH"l' the ears ana 'i "hr
sla great hius alarmed at sudden nundS aud
basLflnes with lurnt hu-1s attended, sometimes WI"
t,rautanent ot mind. we're cured Immediately.
Take Particular Notice.
,,.li,ns ,f., rl wit rp.pert 10 the
$50 ~ snnr,p f disease in thor sous anI warts
how often 10 they a,.rie to the wasting Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
RICHMOND.
Fall importation
OF BARrENWAi5B AND CHINA


OF EARrENWARE AND CHINAl
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articies,
ENlE SUBJ uber"hgr- III uadr auge uui saticd
stech al EarhcuNnrc, China and al -, The put
terms oi which ~efe selected by in.se IN person.
iaNihs NPeiio Iee u mnr, waits Ia tl- rticular
business, lac teci confidence stas TINT in point
OF price and auhs, ii will eompair iavmahly with uy
ollrr house IN the Iude.
Nhte GrnGi,e Dinner Ware,
Do ia Ra,ins aud Ewcr- Jugs. Ten Ware, ctt,
Blue Print. Flowing aud fnncy do
Fine Decorated China Dulnor uhd Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea aud foiet sots
Do dn do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold Brpd do ai above variety
White Chiuu do uf uto,, variety.
C"mmuu War; Of ever, description, .uitlhle for
" oe,aline. which he offer. upon such fae cash
cannot inil 10 pirase
Fine Maulcl Pier mud Toilet GlB-ats
fme Ivory Table Cut cry. Noitcr, sol Brttania Ware
Safety. aud oher Fluid AID Solar Lamps
tas, Ware il every variety.
All he n-k- t.n coII. and lac feel. assured hisproe.
viii rive ~niieuclon.
Iii, Fackeri- onc of rhehesi in t}' u1de
Stone Wne nj Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS u. Is EVANS,
n, Ai,tt, | = hmm, \
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81 Ndin ST., Richmond, Jirrmia,
: ole nGrri tu tar -lil at
UDRCESJ'EB'S pyiN9S.

III " nil .rsit. ll ai ,ti,,a,1 'rn.,-or.. Aal1t Iu-
uId the ub r. tfpr o>f,uinn onut lIe
lii resentment o'aa.r.s tuasN teA M hs5tulrIai
iAlcs and Lay aat'.j ,,,r "a is rectying lIoi-
asufflrn- It'll =. the errat 81 udynntngr- in the
ur.hosr oi Piaso Fortes only in superiority
Hcn oct 3ihs
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NJ ~ Is
Ilpftt.iCp

These vessels of the first class built in thu city oi
baltimore expressly for this inde aud have superior
aommndatinn. for passengers. They nre commando |
ly experienced Cnutnins, well qunlhed for the trBde
and who i'll spare exerion In accommodate They
will be towed up pnd down the "iyer by anL
he relied sai prom lly as ndycrized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Ne"
York will find it 10 their interest To shp by this l6e
freight will nlwny- be taken low by nny 9TH
line of Pnckets, and every effort will be made by t5e
agents in Richmond aHd Ncw.York tn give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and - CENTS per !
fobncco being about 30 per cent. less lhai chaf4'
le Steamers. Insurance can b. effected ia the
moad Fire \ ~-ocailou b, this linz at 3 g pr c'at.
We r"-rrctl4y NIX md hope Il sac,ce'i III obtain
ne fall shai. II oattotnPc.
Goods shipped by tll- line "a Nov Yori viii be- f,r
aarded free pf aogIni-. - New Ocenus Mobile,
Gharlc.ton, Sn,anunh any pficr sautern or North
rfn port The ye,-cIs will lie in Rchmoniet soeketts
IN New York at Bcth NJ. Col,e House Slip, foot I
Wall Street. DAVID CUE III Richmond, } ?
c. II. PIERSON. Ny.
No. 81 .South Street. !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11

W ia III ihl1 It's NA1.
Hour whit EBil Lcsie snys nr il IN hi. Ladies, (n.
1ctIe.
Neuse read hts exceedingly ,efnnt c, ntrihutinp
10 oni sht literature with lh-efug interest Alnc"
Is hent Offering u TIN altar of hume md sncis er.
iecnon', simple tale ffenl life dedicated Ia my broth.
or aud aisle We wclromr -tith 'abutes us iii. most
heartily Nothing IN It's ees strike. our men, ry NJ.
being It's equal and "" give parc fitting uoiirc in
cur artistic tnzett" Us wuuHd - e,rn ot purc. rny
ana commend Alone" IN every rcf 81 .rindn
Atone staus ta Rhove the light lite, n,nrr &C th. dnv
In its ayle and ecneml detail f,caerick-hur Herald
Natural and hr like in it, ptinn. and ,ep,iny
thinteresi; while vein oi iich nnd rh,tfl pmor
and nn ove't "itp sympathy, rrryee tia. hfit.' work.
aud sparkle upon eNsly rner We have nii H., ,evrl
which we can a" lenrliiy conn end To Ii, ltt:r a..
Alone '-LeA ingtnn tinzetfc.
Cloml tcrized by urcc, clcarncss mud ui4m, 3
Gndey's Lndy's Poak.
II 'tends "nlonc' u being ccifein extr; a. NAL
II Is renatkhtl le and curious Of work ft x9rt.
" novel II IL skilnll, plant ed mud lcoldv inter
e@t'ng story, hut something more fhnn rrot, an 10
designed 10 be "ronehitg" better th,t ioter stir
We think she has accomplished iiIt, mir
-Souihern Literary Messenger.
Ono oi the best work. of fiction Ipsr ,v,1 r.sa -
Marion llnratd" mny hc insll, flrei Ia the ,rrv
front rank OF American enn'c write, H. r. Srni-
mel
II bears tho nnmi-inhu lc ~ ..oi II.hl, sf6cl
mind -Durvlle Register.
Every pnge Is mn mriden ia, aannac tln-tcnpd
crg ant the whole tale u, elinp llt n=lnhl- IL,
renders mini in n firm rr-p r6l L. b. ts#l---
icuny tnaf ~
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RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY
PETERS, MARTIN y co.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
On The Basin: Garner Of l2h and Cary Streets
may :}O-tsl Richmond, Vn.
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INNES fRANk 4.
EDN hbD FkANkItN,jr
IOiiN Al Rankin.

T57o EEEs3 A'd SsasE'.-rne sub .rrbpr takrs
D. iii- ntrh,d of insorring h. friends and the pub
gone rld that he has madr arrangements 10 con.
iurt n. Rls it, u4det thr manps semcnt OF NJ.
JAMES >lNl'>nN l,rg kuown of the best bn
~, ia NnPiujt and iln me Nou be PEE sed furnish
Is uld ids viii sthius thes mlY in his line
enuiiio. ia van Bread. Crke. Crackers, &c. will
un.ii"d at The shortest notice.
my IL. JNO. b. SHANER.
Z
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N0AaA in Bonds Of the S"lti SIDE i'nI Rod
SoStSFU Co .pa,y bearing r"r r"ot,. At u
price that " pa, e,ent Thee h"n4- arc secured
by ,nort,4y a th Road and gdrantrcd BY tInn city n
pet., lnrsI,,I IL ,,nmi4t- nf I'D aud 5lanD y 4.
,Ics,,.,l,, investment ioi raajaij,',
,,ngi7.jfs PETERS SPENGs s, -.
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I'M oi se.es,n,ona -.

AND NNN.l ONN TAUk.T = Tnl@ NV F'N
Gaun in,r j. rp5sansaI Il he III ,,,,1ns No-ses. naH
.alls from Nev-A l. s,cr# tl,ire day-. Ali owned il
tic civ uf Rrr .f.,f. ~;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
THE UNITED STATES Hotter

(FORMERIN TIE uNIONl
Corner Main and 10Th Streets, Richmond Va.
Has h''n u daea nnl uew.y furnished, md is ne"
ready tar rtistutnefs.
Il nri per day i1ruaa,ent-. 81 20.
J. L. NORRIS. rrap,i. tor,
FormerA Superintendent of Cpuere's Hal, lhtln.
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F1FTN EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

NJ oW REAbi-lhc fhh Edition of ALONE hv
" Meian Iluland, IN ~ hsndtnne ~ mo vol;
pr g p. a. NORRIS. Richmond. Publisher,
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Il.ut "a hnl ltL-l 1 Ii, - :. L.
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COR NEAL

$50 nr$EnS !. ,.,% ore ',n@a ar" "r @ ooT NEAL
,eD o.. LEE g. JGil son.
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GAS! GAS!! CASH

E)GRSpNS wishing their houses f'te.l for bur, !,
'as Viii lind some strong inducements ulcrrcd '
applynsio 10 the subscriber. have good wori men and
SUI eliur stock oi materials. A. C. DABNEY.
n. u All erder- for fitting up Tobacco Factories
rec iced within sixty days payment will be required
before the 1T Of June, 1855.
lnn 7-dts
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~ NEW GOODS
ENRESH ARRIVAL for FALL & WINTER
FURNACES. RANGES AND STOVES


TESHE most bcaulltul mud pmplcte assortment of
4 Warming aud Gonhng NJ Parntu- over exhibited in
dis market, may now br found NJ the Furnace and
Rnnge Warehouse, Main street. which the
lion # the people Of Lyncnhurg and surrounding coun
tIv is most cordially invited. G. s, BLISS.
unVOo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

- me NurNEG TREE.-At Bride Valley an Fl Dorado
cannon this valuable tsee is ouui ia ts greatest nsr
ton Trees are found here from Is to nche, in diam,
eter and iu OF the ruit, which contained in cover
ing IKE the coating Of the E1gsh wa1ut-Bef,re ripe II
ing opens and the nutmeg drops The berries n, nn,,
npsn at various periods. Upon the same trsa
may be i2und ripe and green fruit. The ripe nutmeg Il
e lhe sle o'n and as fully aromantc as the fruit fom
zeal having h'yog hoNoVer sharp bnar or thorn npon
H. Inc uil grows in clusters similar to the cherry
auu inueei quite Ornamental This tree can be oasiiy
s'oNh anu viii be quite en- acquisition. and We trust ere
ioas TO see II generally cuviei.- CALIFORNIA; RIyn,y.
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new YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL.
CABINET dTomrImxNrTrmE, dorIx co neckmnn ST.,


o'n'NEr Jo%EMNraTSE, JosENS 3, a5Ib s4nii s2 Tenn ss
cSaaG S .S .. 81 rsS5
srn EAU broc.,,ie Push Hair Cloth.
HxS% q .a 4S AK .pza ps6,
rra,s Families, Hotels and supplied with every ar
wM. C. GARDINER, co Beekrn,n ,,ree,,
.saaa o'"Sss SSi :sasit Il. s;T Old SSsi
,pnrADwrLL pE&Ry Es sIoSE STSxEs;, nfkSs.y,s
tor, of the EAGLE rouNDRr No Albany,
NJ @ ss ';i s.,;s; oI:tst ss;l ss
Rr.s wss. sas rs%P Iron and Clay raT
'Hh 4ein. rS.'nS.s IiSs,,i. Furnace
FLOUR OH. CLOTHS.
n srR nE hhuST JUN rs,e ;, 4s0 SIP Nee York MASuFAc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
sas ss sa f26f III E5 Jf In Of
sheets az and - feet wie and warranted
ny nl9s@Sm as p,-:. H. VAN ,,,S s. sskuHT.
PATT n
is sevo 10 5e ihs tn, most wonder
They relieve without shock
na By Ie ia . pains:
s action on The body diseases o. such
ali SS! rE have been applied with ne
also OF ,ee,hins
90 @ They prsp,ae metal; from their solutions.
duss e e aon ySne Ps The
Poeketoook always ready use and will
last man hisfe time riding himself friends
egans mat number Of diseases and complaints
streaming eeciTe'yis perfectly safe, xond
batteries from slO to S22 So " ~ " " w.
incredible as the above person can easily
convince himself beforehand the
Importance Of the invention has in
by the Academy Of Medicine New the chain
been applied with great In the
belevGc, and Wards Island Hospitals. Brooklyn City
e In Europe by the Royal Colleges
ln London by the Academies Rationale de
The the Imperial Faculty h M Royal raeay sein
principal hospitals in Europe.
Lhe pops0Ts are in possession Of testimonials, same
eject rosn al the above institutions in Europe
vel as OF the most eminent and distinguished Of the
them. ~ " '''3 ~ -'i'ne
Full and illustrated descriptions, personal use and
Io seenne men, with copies Of testimonials number OF
cases cured IN New York and Europe obtained gratis al
.he hey S be forwarded free Of postage any part
80, ih answer TO prepaid lnruiries, containing three
cents postage stamps: j. sLElNERT, Sole AGENT
Virginia. - ~ ''sN-'1' ~
NEW BnuNsWiCk nCRBEn COMPANY .-wSrchoa.e
~ On Liberty lC5 Cedar York Manufacture
T ana wholesale Dealer. ia all kinds Of Rabb-r Goods
yer ohares HoodJ ears Pateni, consisting Meme woneu
Misses AID Cmidrns Metallic Boots Goa . CloaLs
Coulo stay and Dress Rome. Dolls DO Heads,
Tots Whips T-ahing Rings sytirges, Breast Pumps. Ac &C.
me a0nse company would soct call from
the public before purchasing. JOHNSTON LEIsoS pres
jylS-Gm,PD
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-! ssg2 ss2 ss55I.z ESz.SE9 - - &

HNENEIIAI RAILIIOAu-OpEN TO STiUYTON-
" Cheapest, Comfortable aud Expeditions Arrange.
nent ever made for Travelling the Several Virginia sprin
lie Iiugton, &c. '7'
Thg Company provided With large additional s-rpy Of
new Engines and Passengers Cars have bat
gage re Cars 70 stages the whole and present
line running through times tr|st.
The the top mountain a. Roctcsh
Nerr At various points the scenery presented 10
view oi surprising gradieur and beauty
Commencing with the Goth July Express Mail Train
will be daily beECen Richmond Staunto- Leave Ric
mond at 62n 4. NJ, and arrive Stauuton NJ 2slPI
by this line may Petersburg Richmond
the morning. snd arrive the White Sulphur Springs next day
at6SuPM. -
Leave S'nuuon a. A. ~, and arrive u Richmond NJ
Returning from the Springs passengers viii rn.ke
via the Orange and Alexandria au going NcrthvArd and with
the PetersbuTg train going scuih.
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TO GA,I E; i AAn SIX MoNIH, NJ, E..'' ONLY.

"nu pu''o"s, Jtl5-d5n-lNI
To CAsIi AND slN MONTHS BUl Et,- ONLY,
NE L. HALL0WEL d CO, PHILADELPHIA, have now open
1Vh for the Pail
Of SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Having established branch mem.
her OF firm permanently located
receive direct supplies Of dsatle goods
throughout the Our OF EMBR0lDERIEs
GOODS is unusually
abroad b. his
iioo to this important department.
Upon entering warehouse
~ ANtKIcA adopted which
increasing our business in ratio beyond all
We intend further orcTcase business
thos who buy FOR CASH, believing system In
Jnbbing goods have UNIFORM PRICES attention
the thinking merchants the system
and terms only afford ssrTY
lower than who long
sysiem terms being and the
seek o attract being class the closest buyers
judges OF goods.
buyers will receive discount Of six per cent
bill. y
Uneurrent money only on the day It is
received.
To merchants, Of undoub,ed standby will
given, IL desired.
Where money Is Temitted In advance Of maturity discount
the rate OF twelve cent per will he aloNe:.
They ask from Merchants visiting the Eastern Of
examination OF their stock being satisfied
vice that 1t not for their interest the large PROFITS that
absolutely essential to those give long credit
". L. HAiLOw1L, J. T.. HuLowEtL T. W. svTSrY
JAMES TRAoUAR, A. W. LrrLK, H.. II. IrrCunsoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04
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hRy ROANOKE, 90 MILES.
The Train will daily
bctNeen Richmond and Roanoke.
The Train will the following
Manchester, Robou's Coal Yield Tomahavk, Powhatsn
oaN Chula Amelia Court House, wyanOe, Jennings Ordinary
Hsyokah Liberty Church. Meherrin Reysve brakes branch
OyCrby's. and Eolnok-.
Leave Richmond at 6 o'clock 81 Returning leave Roanoke
81 1910 O'Clock p. 81.
ChiIdrSL 10 and under 10 years Of age half price
Servants travelling by themselves
passes that be retained Office and must be ex
prey stated ihe that they permitted 20 the
Cars.
Pas'ngers for Csrkvie can meet Moss Co.'S Coaches At
Roanoke, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-04

Beiween Richmond anl Gordonsvc ....... cd. .......
Gorionsyle and AlsNAndri,. ......... ...........
ToS.ngSrs oio ys'hroagt h,l, may stop At ,nr point
by order, " ~. WHIiIONn.
N'hmufd Junc 20, ls'i. Sur't Traug .r'4t6n.

'.. s. N'''tb .f.hf.. ili'g .top ~ anr point
BY order, ~. N. WHIftONn,
R-hmud Ju-c 2i.is'i srr't Tnut srriSn.
- FACE : WANGEr,fN --Oar ssgs IFn vii
- rrcci daiy vih The tht Central aud Aendra
Railroads a. - W.. yirs
Passengers by TIE Msi Zinc will eye staunon immsdisy A.
i't dtntf, atd arrive cvafi,ls dHy 40 hm0n
Leave next nrg ~ daylight b-rifst e, bath Aur
rive ai The White Srph1t srr" tl CL p. VI
An ny ~ arrruruf h Nefrs H. tsisksll Co.. line
passcrEsr' spend the u!i "a; ssuut 10 yirg al ~
daiy, (uudays the sp-IrF before rVht
leave next morning ate sni Waite sulphur spruss Al
an early hour IN tile cytui-r
REIUEN SCHcI ULE.
Iafserrers by the Ma Suiphur
Ehidnc ~ Warm SprinFs sup CrvsrtsIe snd arrs st
stanton hv ~ A. " IT, tim, a. connect rth The fgs - s
Central and AK nti, Esicai1 ss'hnr Richmond 10 time
for dinner second dav
ra''lrr'r b. Acc taol'ton line leave ne white Sulphur
Ter eakasi sprul hc rict the HUs SgslnE Leaving amer
dsyightar,r stsrntcu ON esry hou ZANE event con
nrc'inc With ne Ccu'rt rf17, leaving daIiy ai GAM
i's'c s r LNuzon, N1iarsl Rfidge BUCHANAN aud fla
east =, W f tlcn through day O. chnlnd, h.se
or EorkhTdtc Alum Spfns o. hrrasftt srct ul day
Psrts desiti extra can carfer the sss al sts-
in1 "r white 50 p'g spruRs fom either pany tgs
th,y nay desire.
bs7-dn wa. =. P.TNRRIsH co