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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

The following will be interesting,
rs it shows All analysis Of the vote on
the Nebraska bill, M,the U. s. House
of Representatives. Non Linn Boyd,
of Ky, Speaker, did not vote:
AGrmaIice.- Do mocfats from nth
crh States. A; fro m Southern States,
So Wings Fl ON northern Sta ties,
aoIse, from souther n States, 4; l otal
II3.
4Ncgaice.- Democrats from no th-
or States, IS; from southern States,
. Wings from + northern States, As;
from southern States, I; Total 100
,lbseatees, and those not cohng.--
Democrats from northern States, .;
.frons southern States, s Wings from
northern States, 4; from southern
States, 4. Total q.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

IL is stated that mining cOnipa-
Mes are buy ing up large portions OF
Carroll and Floyd counties, Va,
aud the Wylhe,ilIe Telegraph,
says:
I've daily hear Of propositions
made ard refused, involving from
$4,000 to 100000. We learned
last week that Gov. A. V. Brown,
oil Tennessee, who is now in Car
roll, purchased of Mr.. Hurst, for
The sum OF $4,000, a small tract
Of land for " hIch, only a few months
since, he paid $1,000
ANOTHER DIFFIcULTY "AMIcABLY
ADJUSTED. "A difficulty recently
occurred between Col. Charles A.
Crump, uf Richmond, and DIR.
James A. Agnew, of Prince Ed
ward county, Va. Belligerent notes
and challenge passed--alter.
which a reiracilon, was made by
one Of the parties, and the affair
was "amicably adjusted" The code
of honor is getting TO be standing
Joke.
A Vermont OK is now exhibiting at
Mt Cleveland, Ohio, which is six feet
three inches high, twenty from tip to
tip, girths ten feet, is in ordinary flesh
and weighs four thousand pounds.
The proprietor is taking him TO the
prairies of Illinois to obtain room for
him to grow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
rEFILLE OBSERVER.
sgaasiS of the Nebraska Bill.

a present below synopsis Of
lie \ sbraska Lili asst passed the T..
louise Of Representatives and
Sen tie:
i shall beadmiited into the Union
as State or Statos when application
Is made, with or without slavery, as
;ielr constitutions may prescribe
rights of the Indians shall re-
rl1in unimpaired
he executive power to be vested
l.sa Governor, appointed by tie 2 res
ent, for forryears. Salary, g, 500.
The Secretary of the Territory 10
nold lis Office five years to be APP
poiated by the Pie idert. Salary,
50 600.
TIE legislative power to be vested
in the Governor and a Legislative
Ass m5ly : the latter to consist Of a
Council and House Of Representa-
lives, to meet annually, unless called
together ohener by the Governor.
Every free willie male resident
abov, the age Of twentv-one, may
Vote, subject to such Qualifications
as may be prescribed by the Legis-
lative Assembly. Foreigners shall
not vote, nor persons connected with
the army OF navy of the Z. States.
BY reason Of being on service in the
territory.
TIE legislative power of the terri.
by shall extend to all subjects O
iagislation consistent with the CJnsti.
alton Of the United States.
TIE Judicial power shall be vested
a Supreme Court, District an(
l-robato Courts and justices of thu
feac.. Tee former to consist Of :
chief justice and two associates, t
held ollioe four years Salaries
S GEO each.
The Fugitive Slave Law is de
cllred to ktend and be in foil fore,
ia The territory.
An Attorney and Marshal shall b
appointed By the Pre- sident for fou
years, TO receive the same salarie
as those for the territory of Utah.
Tie territory shall have one req
resentatiye to Congress.
Sections eff land, numbered sixtee
anl tweniysix in each township, ar
set apart for school purposes.
The sections Of the bill organizln
the Territory Of INanzas are the sam
as those for Nebraska.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

FANNY FERN makes some pow
erlul home thrusts now and them
In speaking OF clergymen WHO turn
The pulpit into a political forum, she
says: "I'hey viii now tell YOU and
the Almighty. in their prayers, all
The political news OF the week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
Cooking Stores !

Of all sizes and brands, very low. Cast
ings of ali kinds. Tinwarc, etc
harness and Harness Leather, SaddleF's
Tools and Materials, ilames, Chains and Cob
lars, ShoeInaker's Tools and Materials, Bride
Bits, Bnckles, etc etc Our ficiIities fos buy
my Goods low are second to norie. and Ne are
willing to sell them for as small profits as any
of our competitors.
NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT.
April 6, 1854
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

eS- All parties implicated in the
late duel at Oak Spring, in Calilor-
ria, which resulted in the death of
DIR. Dickson--an account OF which
found place in the 0bserper--have
been indicted by The grand jury for
murder.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
HARDWARE. ouEENswARE,

NLASS-WAKE, Tin ware Cob ne =,
~ lars and Hames Saddles and L.
Saddle-Bags, Wagon and Buggy 80
Whips, Brides, Meaningless and Girihs, Col.
Inns Axes and Trace Chains, Mil, With. and
\ Cut Saws, Nails aud Castings, Sole and Uppo
Leather. with Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Alum
Soda, Indigo. etc, for sale low
April "a. Tt GOODRICH & CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08
Senate Vote on the Nebraska Bill.

The Z. S. Senate at | o'clock, on
Friday morning, 2Gth inst, finally
passed the Nebraska bilt, us it came
from the House. without the Clayton
amendment The vote ii favor Of
the bill was larger tha n anticipated
Yeas 30, nays l3. The following
is the vote;
YEAs.--Messrs Atclison, Badger,
Benjamin, Broadhead, Brown, Butler,
Cass, Clay, Dawson, Douglas, Fitz-
patrick, Gwinn, Hunter, Johnson,
Jones. Of Iowa; Jones, of Tenn; Mall
lory, Mason, Morton, Norris, Pearce,
Petit, Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian, Sill
dell, Shields, Stuart, Thompson, Of
KY; Thomson. of N. j; Toombs,
Toucey, Weller, Williams, and
Wrght--30.
NAYS. Messrs. Allen, Bell, Chase,
Clayton, T ish, Foot, Gillette, Ham
lin, James. Seward, Sumner, Wade,
and Walker -l3.
The vote for the bill, it will be no
4. r n
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For tie FazetsesiRe oLserrer.
Tribute Of Respect.

VI AtNf WV
At a called meeting Of jackson
Lodge, No. GS, Of Free and Accept
ed Masons, held at Fayetteville, Ten,
June 2, A. L. 1894, A. D. 1854, The
following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Su-
rreme Grand NJ hster Of the Universe
to remove from our midst. our friend
and much esteemed brother, MADISON
RowzaB and whereas, we think it
right d md proper To bear our humble
testimony to the worth of our de-
ceased friend and brother, therefore
Resozecd, That ID the death Of oul
late brother, this Lodge ard the Ma
sonic Fraternity mourn the loss o.
one, who in>Ml the relations Of citi-
zen, man and Mason, was justly es.
teemed for his uprightness and integ.
rity, and that we will cherish his
memory, as one entitled to the love
confidence, and respectful regard ofall
/ Resolced, That we do sincerely
sympatbize with the bereaved family
and friends Of the deceased, under
this affecting dispensation.
Resolced, That we will inter the
remains Of our late brother this day
at 4 o'clock PM, With the honors o
the Order.
Resozced, That as a furthe toker
Of our respect for the deceased, thai
the members Of this Lodge will veal
the usual Masonic badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
RcsoiO4d, That the Secretary b.
instructed to transmit a copy Of these
resolutions, duly authenticated. t.
the widow Of the deceased, and alst
have them published in the Fayette
vile Observer and Lincoln journal.
BY order of the Lodge:
w. w. McNELLEY, Sec.
Tie Nashville Union & Ameri
can thinks that The Representatives
from Tennessee, who voted against
the Nebraska bill, have rendered
themselves SO popular with the Alb
oiitionists that many Of that sect will
name their children after them.
That paper says:
"In less than a year from this
time the curious traveller through
the free States will Gnd many of the
rising generation blessed with such
euphonepus names as Cullom Gree
ly, Ethefidge Foss, Taylor rappan,
and Bugg Giddings,"
The reason why Willy P. Harris,
and one or two more Southern
democrats will not be lh1s reward
ed is, we suppose, that they viii
sink too low in the estimation of
their constituents for even free
soiler 10 do them honor. Much
depends on success, even in treason.
We would not be surprised, how
ever, should few darkies be nam
ed Wiley.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

Our readers will please study these
iguresl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

The Louisville Courier says that
on Tuesday, Matt. Ward made APP
piication TO The officers of the steam
n Fawn for passage on that boat. :
They utterly refused him any accom-
modatioRs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-08

TREMENDOUS RIor IN BosToNl I'll
A Riot Of most serious nature has
lust occurred in Boston. A fugi tive
slave was arrested, and Immediately
an ID immense moo assembled, ha-
rangued by the leading abOlltlOnlS SITS
The mob attempted a { rcible rescue
pistols were fred, and U S. Troops
engaged in suppressing the Eliot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28

xHyoNptpFtl. r,saoytnS.- iNIEREsTis9 10 4
w DErS AND q sNrLEEEE.-fsvt. oisilLr rSvt-
WAR; alter irsyesns nearly one half and sreoans,
and Ancst DEATH has at l.osh
cr.sd eblainag Professor Of Chemistry ~.
$50 credible ~ which The hair lie curied
tsh has d. 10
b.~tehsg ring that hsasu ornAmsbt OF The had
r and bes1tyiug and adding
those With -hom nAters has Sc med TO most
those lovely captivating Ring.
III, has among the es or the
With perfect success aud
and almost superhnman
vIcons OF Prot Grsa, Dsv'ier would probably have
the world for erhaps hte 'he
Cd Of .mbsnpE. WOULD have died with the tns
and small portion u the human family bave
IivAt-d their thousands. .
The Recipe for this preparation for curling the
har With directions Tor be had ~ Sc ding on
paid GTRa CLT DkVITIEh fdrrntngf n, Iu,noua
ouay Afo he has located himself amid crowd o. I'D
mrng receiving the bssnss Of All that nave used tn
adine to all pA OF the United
stste,, those wonderful receipts Curling the HAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY

~ JUN rhibNDS, CJSiOhERS, AND THE PUB
Lie GENERALLY.
conformity with long standing OF selling our
entire Stock OF Goods the close every years and
that period will round in 1855 from this
day to put down stock prices will ensure lis
reduction before the day OF public ,aThaeyer
have added offer our patron, IN. large SUNNY
of the newest styles OF this PALS Goods below
have been purchased al the New York auctions ~ cdsi
low prices Of the upon which
We have placed = snail prt6,
Cloths, Css'inirres, si.iaett., and Failed Coths
Iweeds Kentucky and X nnebecf Jes Q Rerseys
Hlann,ls, Lnseys, Plains and Gable Twist Kertey
french, German and English Serno's, all prices
Ricf Plaid and Printed Cashneres ar 5Iou..elipes
Super Pren h Plain Nou,selne, all shades Of color
Gala Psid, Plaid Persans. chsleys ard De Beige
Super Plain and Figured French Fiann-s for JACQUES
BHk Bonbatlnes, Canton Cotns AMI Aipscas all prices
Paid spun Silks, and iik and Woo, Plads Lanes
Rich Paid, snd Brceaie Giaee and Poult lie soie
Bro sde aud Plaid Black six, extra quality
Blk Gro de Rhines, TarstAs, and Satin sssutue
saiins, HoIcsnc and porensr all qualities
Real Irish Popns, and English and French do
Heek Bonnet, Cap. IuesiTing and Satin Rbands
hsh Colored and Black and White aid and Checked Cling
rrgneh, English and American csicos, (ch.sp)
Table lamask, Table Cloths, Napkins and DoyiIes
EYE spen HucksbAet DoNias and Tosels
kmbroidered Curtains and DtApery Muslins
Dotted Embro sered and Plain srs Muslin for dresses
heh lace and Muslin french ADD Seo'ch Worked Collary
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves, Habits and Flnuncinzs
husin Cambria, Thre and
Thibet Cashmere, rurser e Rob hoy shsuis
Ladies' and Nisses Aid Melt Tibet nd Isle Glove.
Gents sndsoys Buck, Beaver, thbet and Silk do
Lsdic. and Gent, SUI no and shaker Vest. and
Gsnts L.die, and Chdrep's Wool Cotton Hosiery
whitney, Msctanav, Tsied and Dum Blankets
81 s ~ 81 6i AMI i24 Colt shirngs and sheelInr,
VALENTINE CRES5HAW CO.,
No. 20 Bro ID street, corner 9th,
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% nm mn - ~

ENENTERAL hAllROAlb-OPkN ~ STA UNION
~ tN-sr~s SssnASt>Lir AL kzp<<itt.ss Arv~asr
iss TIasrins To tas several ps.
trAingtoa, Ac.
Tbs Company provided With large addiueaai sspp,y
Regimes Cara bar
line rsasinv ArpseA ta,ss a tccok.
The Of the nouutAln
uhere 81 vaSices points In the
view Of snrpAsslnE grAdiear and beauty. -
With Suth kxprsss Mall rS~iu
uead :, $40 A. ~, and srtir, a. ssssnton ., sss n
at esoP.N. .-.I-
H. and arrive 10 Richmond a, aso p
keteninx from the sptins ens
NTH the Orange and Aeaanda train ssns Sorthua
tie htsrseurK train going eou,h
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49, NNMRRM

IxAI IHH
n nee 1 SA
n. ah 9, oeios.r. r.sDssr Trains n Road vii
scr.oso.
Acssmac l,uso. Sunday, e,ecp,sa,M 81
A x daily. Sundays e,esp,.d.at :. y
m. Express Train, Richmond, With ,h
Ts,ossh Tsis,' Weldon be the ticket Of
trans from Petersburg eenn.c, a, Riehord
Northern Train. for w.,hns,on and With The VI.
T.iets ws,hrston Bsuore and Phade pro
cured =, the ,e.s once in Ps,,nsars
The NATHAN leaving Richmond a, NJ will stop only a, ,h,
The ma. train leaving pe.s,.sGrs ~ ~. atop only
viii stop when passenger
.,oa Glover hili and For. w.ss jsns,ons and
oSidreD over ave and no; over il year: Of age. s:
oolored Vii NO. be the nr.. car. *
wien attendance infant children sick .e
! white person. viii be charged.
10 win be .lOwed each ARE when ticket.
purchased at the once, and to persons getting the
where NO tickets are sold
passes that once
be stated the that they permit
.Il leave Resnond Mondays. Wednesday,.
N. h-rhs Trains uilrun By Liehmond time.
one. PR CO. Sep, so.h. lsst ''' ''s Sss
Stsz4tsSszS$Sssn. e o $lD Fd.sz rffSsskzS
si Instant"
leaving the wharf At Rot. every saturday, rSs.S.y and
4. hs r.uar nsss ssos sSs 1usnSp touching
Passage Old lont Portsmouth Norfolk g. Meals 30
each. isis RIO. uAskrss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
R.R R-pIscOvERY NO. 8.

y
The THIRD GREAf MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RAILWAY A Co
One EtGULArOR sufficient Bowels, Liver
Panor'as, to healthy discharge OF their fue iions.
Two viii Insure pleasant discharge from the bowels regu
lar period Of time day.
Four will purge thoroughly corrupt and aeronou.
humOrs from the aliDeDisry canal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
~ -.,.. ~ L-.N AMI AIsl1.
fhR: EDWARD RLEECkE STAMPEDE " yrtrRy-,',,
INC fr'rr and Ague Chsgrcs Fever yprp-In aud Al

AnrcttUHk
The Proprietor Of this Medicine state -i,hou,
rsr OF ohtIAdietion. thst the STAMPEDE uIJTTE H.,
; ste P.r' nj sh.,e 1t has been introduced
Nsenc nor ounine In Its composition, all
OF perfectly healthy character aud highly IN.
raitr In thetr tendency Personp bi. IN, cn,
SUI not be affected by no
In their usual health Planters
s"uh'ry where inc Atur preya, will do well adopt
fne az The PATIENTS no obliged
'nd they he assurrd speedy The Pop oI ca nj
nu odnee thousand. OF certificates n.
81 rtahhiiy hut pref sud Won
sh hav the inaiube proof yourself Full IT, US,
car be seen At the e- showing this M,,
Inc has Cured when ali Others hzv. failed, 1890
FOR Dyspepsia aai all ConpIs ths.. 4, ro
better Medicine g. the market. " "
has
table onfi vice day.
Price u per bottle.
Adj " N''>N s'-''' MS" N""-
wholesale ord.rs must be addressed NEED BLErcKER
sole Proprictors, 3 broadway, New York.
Aoksrs-RIehmond. ADlE GRAY md BsESETT A RrERs.
JsST-Iy-tvAsI -'
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PUhCE L, LtOD 4 co,
nRITEEIS'rS

l.YI-ly-lvAsI
PURGE L. LtOD 4 CO.
DRUGGISTS,
s isssas and
''0s s sRs. s .. Is S.ds.r
~ II s sss' saP cirs Bod.
10 SSis venetian Red
% e bags Bag. F c,pspp. sIGse, and All.pIeo
IS bbis Alcohol
ease Sa.n s KS: DO OK a. sea o"
400 ounces suipns,s aSInins '' VI
.o,i case prime Turkey Opium
% S bale, s p,,n T, Glove:
30 ease, Chrome Green and yellow
loco %, Paris Green, dry and in oil
go. sSS r. r: l ssS, -; s,ai Ps'dsrsa RAue.S
TO-: Ss:S: a s:saS $e In s.' Soap
And The s1 nal Of Patent Medicine.
Ing sd ss'd p,pss,, % FS M.fn LSDP co.
J c1E e P naoFiis sf DRSastsis ae
XII 3: ss:H
nnsos. as will at all times render their
Best Indso; Paint, and co,or,; hes, M.dd.r
% S.% .s. i oP.s per D.es ea r1 Ls-ood
Chrome grren; Epsom Salts
Chrome Yellow; T.rtario Acid
sai,.n p Rss fa sSR ' s.Sa sS1 so
Paris Gre-n Roll tone and pulpLur
Prussian HUE Rotten stons
yermiilon; Pumc, Stone
Lamp Blsck Sal Soda
whiting; Cinnamon Mace and su,m.u
Putty; Pepper; Spice and Ginger
VI Lpssed or White Lad SPIT. Tarpen'ne v,ru.; Bates
is'S o P1'S Sa n lice.
s M sIS Fonss esl
They also cer the following popular medicine, N
prices: Mustang Arabian, other Linmen
fectorsy Hamptonb O.
p s Hy nerm,ioges B,snd,eih wight and set'rs
Coun,rr m.1san, n an o. ~ F.my Medcnss
oa - n. mn ply sna arc respeciiny
eH'0n paid to packing and forwarding s gSiss1oy pno
m s.s.: Tssss!s rs, ::
ee--"e@es.ak .ooaeso. ----P BRO
Ar tHI ~ nnnx.k w a HEIfALL; 1861.
" nave received ship "AbeIt Gilatin "rorb
and shsfreis ~ s'' "s'' Ia" IMPORTATION Of birmingham
WIRD WARE CLrTLFRy Avn pJyq
And from II, nm, o., :. ,,,..
Of America an Goods, pu,chsd ~ nm, n pe,e
favorable terms and embrscins lar s ma,, s, hs most
mandns stock ,hsy had the p a,uIe 10 orer com
ssSo sd gsI, Pen PEI and Poke, Ko,, :,
nS na Ds,ef' hnv.: and Fot various qualities
die Kny,. onIv md Iii ~ " o. pieces ivory han
90 der EaIors, scs.or. sni shears IN sTs y,r,.,,
500 Soc. L"eI, Of sii Sipd. h, 'p onnno.id Lce
900 dtI PIos AMI Rnps, or every de,erio,ion
sSn dri simmons srd Cons m.nuf,eturs
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Jess 80 Main street. Richmond.
EM!SiHss rs, W zen: q SON Sa.r for '.e:,
&; So es'' sss sugar various qualities" sUoAR.
IS Is s.rt! ss1zsi 1sss
s s;, s : s:s. s; syrup AotA''.'
i; i; & e s::: ! E: COFFEE.
=. 20 package. Iunpo-der and Black Ts.
s. sr u. h s.S!y lf's'
il hid, Bacon 1o sia,.
s s ssSs sg sf i:.:s. ..s; ,. ss. ....
300 s sass. EP Gfay tsi s.sI
200 boxes Adamantne, "various qualltes")
. T Tsiioa oASDLES'
a7 h d Cam Ian1s Won Oh
500 bags Drop and Buck Shot
sii% t',' .as ,
powder, Sporting n Blasting. ''''''' .uil
-. vnL!cEs AND n,IrsT nAGs have
GaIes Bags ri:
Do Iron Framed travelling rrant: - -'' F'''
e =, 90 DO 90 3d. 30 er.-s band.
De bolns, i BSIe.
any thing Tine il nas Cannot fail to
BY ealing at No. IS Main street.
RLafK ALsPACCA siCKs AM PROt:Ks-on hand
S A'ii's aaSS FL s
I iAEN GMITEnS-A.upelo r lot Of Linen Cater, for
weather. has Just been received at the Ladies' Balloon
They made Of notwithstanding entirely new
s Sis a. Ne iTPGI,Ss CATERS
They suitable Lsd, in mourning second mourning and
Callers, PR Pr fds s iSo b 'a' with 'hs'o beautiful Gum
nylS,..nvw.m H6DrseTos a co. Norfolk, Va.
Note. f nsad.d Small Notes taken at s"an
os. Ss;a Sa d.s e I.nI.. an. Gentlemen
"ul Merino' Isle Thread, Brown Cotton and Silk Under
Lii; Th!:s% Brown Ss,ss5S ee:on elk and Spun
s A. '' Berlin and KID ''' cssf4s Es4nRop
FGsS ~:
supplied. Also in store .h:a. q se same
nyo Corr.fcs % n" and T iah " q Pearl
A LrAoCA sACKs WITH .ELyET COIL SHs.-T hav.
want vi" Do veil fPa .. os.'
~ LEATaER; LsgusJa. Coffee Refined and Office sugar.
Sos y 1;SS:: TS Sad'T oi.
"'t ODD ,''"' '.Dn'' NO "a pSysspRF. ALLEN CO.
HULI's soAr.-:S S or HUI. I SOAP.
g 90 90 I ss.n,ss .'ss' do d. r., .,,. b,
A srAHAGrs hoors-Vor "r.~
"SWINfn ROUTs-voi By
H nos WIN. PALMER.
Sr tons sss CO.
,OO FfssI-tes.f' superior quail ndng and for sale
III BUITs CIDER yISEoAR frssa -.
=, I'LL ANOTHER sUPPLY-ju,t opened another 10, o,
- cloth Velvet and Satin ClOsks, all prices Some very
~ Main street.
osA CfIRI5TfAN A LATHROP.
ISATENT FIVE sHOOTERs.-we are Agents for
the sale f ths above article, which for simplicity,
loading and eapping rhpy Of deharging
neoseher with convenience In caryi gwh liability
e ents dscha 10 FAR superior TO other Jet ade. IL Il
superior 70 Colts Pstoi oe accuracy and "y well az
In Durability, all Of which has we'll established
Colts made various parts ofNew rpEand within the
months BdfTH q RODERTB,
seq 20 Pearl street
NJ URsKHY PkNDkits-Assor ted gths, for sale by
~ O. ]. SINTON CO.,
no4 Sign Of the Circular Saw, III Main 81.
n LIQUORS. AND WINES Henne1es Brandy vintage Of Istt
IL Very superior Whskeys cd and nns Wines Port,
AMI Medeira, Ia sore, for sale by - 49,
ooll WINGTON q POWERS,
(tABs, HOBBY HOUSES, DC Receiving this day . new
~ supply Of Ohdrens CABS Hobby Horses Chairs vsocipsd-
ofsdss, Ae., for sale By ..-
nois ZIMMERMAN
| N iCHMOAD snoUND rLAsTEH, Lime, Tar Grind
nois EDWIN woRTHAM 4 co.
nLD GOVERNMENT JAVA coppEE-so picket, store and
! nOiS EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
IMPORTANT TO PILL TAKERS.

Every who IL In the habit Of taking pills RADwAys
REGULATORS the most pleasant SAFE ,nectuaI regulator
the Bowels Liver Pancreas and the Certain pufyrr
the Hood now In
ofRADSAis REGUI AToRs SUPERIOR In point OF med
cal aud efficacy TO six Of the popular and
proved cAibartic pills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
once RAPRR Go, Sep, so,h, iss
RE1a RMR H@a Easa -

- lCHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
- oPkN 10 MOONS FERRY ROAD. leo MILES.
The Passenger will
between RICHMOND and MOI S PERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond At O'Clock, n Moons Ferry
Road ut IL 2OM.
Leave Moon Ferry Read At lio A. NJ Rich
mond at I - O'Clock, NJ.
The Train for the following point.
Robious, Coal Field. TonahAvt PovhAtsn MatoA1, Chuis
Amelia Court House. wyAnote Jennng Ordinary,
Liberty Church. Meherrin Keyvie nskes Branch
ford Roanok-, Glover and Moons Ferry RoAd.
Shidrs over 10 and under 10 years Of haifpriee
Servants travelling by themselves furnished with
that be retained in the
pressy stated the that they permitted 60
Cars.
Passengers for Lynehurs
HAytokah.
Through to Lynehburr. 20
Passengers for Cartsyiie Moss
Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
r. z HUGHsoN. Ticket Agent.
R-Por the information Of the runc deemed porer
state that there Two Daily Lines
Of the Railroad TO Dsnyiile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-28
RApMAYs EEarLAIoRs.,

RAILWAYS REGULATIONS carefully prepsred iron
extracts and gums Of uees. pian ROOTS cribs There
lis IN tat Will act upon The LIVER PsDcoA Bowels
savAry Glands and Nerves, so pleasantly and er,euay
the r. Il REGULATORS NO pills b for aDJ 9Th
time with the safety to the constitution; Instead
bnsi Vie Usem ny powerful and drastic pusibg, they &C
aud tissue n the body.