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Tray. That's unfortunate. Were there

Trav. That's unfortunate. Were there
never any roads here ~
Boy.-"o,ye.yss wohad r.rIcads here
wo.wo-oncc. L.llook N there. YoJo.you
can see wh.Nh-where ih.they ya.va.was.
Bot Uuolc S.S.Sam's Coco. Commission
co.comc his way, ard l.drsconiirucd thc r.r-
rad by ac.ac. acc emotion and tI,-,hen Station
ed so.so.some ofcCoficcrs, ca.calIsd oi-cl-
ditors aud d.d.doughaces to k.k.kcop them
oui. .
Tnv We'll, that IL strange work. Roads
discontinued an guarded by scu,Inols. Do
the people acluicsca 10 such conduct"
10Y lu.ru.eurss not. An.anoiher r.r.
road has been l.l.laii ont, and Ia s.s-spiir n
tho thlmcais and ssnscnlincls, the "a.
ra.aal bone and sus.sus.slucw are a, wo.vo.
work, fn.lu.rully rr-sol.sol.ycl TO ar-ariyc IN
Ia. f.. Fairfield buh.buh- bout th.lh the Gn,
II SEP Scp.sr?lcmbgr." Tr.tlul.'a,c'ers
prefer ha-hl hard r.r.ro1i TO soyr; ard u
ih.h.lhc Coco commissioners do s,srsror IL
u.u.up. and ,hen are Du.du.nruu, they vi.
will ar.ar.arrive ,hihihcrc ar vy u,rr.
The application israsy. The boy ssmau
orhis age, aaG is more than halfHpht The
P'0ror, Rood being ,pg-H'.d, ard under
sentinel, the people Will end another say.
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Neittsr lhr Norrr'. r1'l M tho Cary road
lead Co a-vhre bot pdluc1i mls'h,cf.
They rrs Nsr l'r a-is spoken ol DO I've l"l-
Tossing r-rirr:
Tavrl.r-"Say,hoy olihrsc roads
orrs 10 NlN1a7"
Suffering boy.-B.b.bolh on en- goes
,h-r."
Tav-Wcl. which Is he quickest w1y''
nnv.-"B.h-rrrt allie. b.b-holl' on en-
gets there h-b.houi the same time q day.
Tnv.-liuw fsr Is iIV'
"liuUt four m-u.mi.rs.
Tuv Which Is doe i.V road ~
rry -"Ttilry amt nary ore iho b.bcst.
lf SOU take the right hand road and 20 bout
n m-miie, you'I wish vou was in lophet, and
if sou l-iun back, a1d ukniho l-l'leli hand
oua, hy i'c time sou have ru1claIi m'mllo
you'l wish son had iGi on ne other
r.r-road." Argos.
This reminds Us of another siui,crcr.
Atravellcr met Suffering hoy, brother
to the one above named and enquired the way
to Fairfield.
Boy.-"T.ht.h.rhar. r.road st-sI.siops here,
sir."
Tmv.--whall no road, ffOu' this place to
Fairfield :" ...
Boy.--"N.n.no slr"
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the expenses sII,OO9 90. Tho last case |
shall mention ia this connoxion Is Minnesota.
I, seems they co!lec, revenue there, TOO &c,
cordny to tho returns, they collected, in 80,
siI 10, at an expensaof 81 ,O69 20.
Now, sir. call attention to these things,
because .hink they arc worthy ofibo atlen.
ton Of the Ilouss. I,i'well known tia, We
arc in a few days to BE- called to act upon the
deficiency bill, which has come back to Us
from lhe Senate. containing a vast number of
appropriations for cuslom.houscs and marine
hospitals 81. ....
with these facts before ~, how can wc
Withhold our admiration Cor that patriotic
class Of nen who arc forced to take Office I'M
der he central government; and who at tho
samo time are 50 empty and vacant Of an
though, oPknowlcdgc not only ofcconomy (;
bnt also Of State rights. How the peoples
interests arc cared for
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Democratic principles who s'ckto ihc
ICmrcratic Orranization'

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Leil', Ia''' WV '' ''
LCmeerato organization
Il has rs,1 shown .r former numbers rr.fr
,.-,rr,-i ,,i-, Js-r.--r~ v-, 10th fr rr,
.r....,.,.-, r.I.-t...
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proved .f '...'.. ' ''
JOS Co1,CrUurs r.l hg lHr Arguments -r'
.r.r.rrs lr4 7I,or4f.s ,rrr 10 mao a..r.-
L. ..l,l-,,,.-...,,-..t.rlr. r..l ....- ,,
'"' people l'' ''..r cN'm'ha''''''' q. f''''..
The rg'uri which h's been presented co'''.
l1r'rs the proof lh-. democracy aad 'he Tr.U.
r.r'-s Of ihr lrrnrcr.f., Organization were
IA. 90 e.rr-,...
., .r-
J. ''' l.'.'- "'.. ..' '' i'.'
rr
. EVsrE "1 uf thc blessings ri ltc.cm.
2 SILVER, nm c,fl--a sentiment profound.
....-..-.l ....,....l.. -,..l ,f..-.e.-,. -,,.-,
....' '' Do 'iI''.. TOD Ute ".'.'' a''
rrrre'ul'y Of lhr American Republic.
4 Freedom nfcrrr.rn and discuss ION. and
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The Supreme Judicial Court iof O,.ori
90. isa1w su.ul inih.. town. IlouJolm ;.
rsnayy, Justice. Tao cas-, oi Majock
VS.. Ripley has occupied the time up 10 Thus.
DAY. Tue attendance D., ,esy slall. The
following Is a listo jurors
Fnsr JuRy. Isaac Bolster, NorWay,
Foreman; VIM. Bennett, SwcJoa; Eaoch
Batlul, Hanover America Donrcy, sun.
ner. Peter Charles, Fryeburz; lawson ".
C0burn, Greenwood Ira l.. Delano, Canton,
Seth Fla, BpURGeid; Nelson Carnage I0y.
ell. Hiram hod'ton, Bethel Walter Lib.
by, Albany James o. Langley, Waterford.
SuroSD Jyay Edward L.Poor, AnLoyer,
Forgmin; Thomas Maby, iiram, Eli Morse
DixGeld Henry Mason, Porter; Lorenzo
Merrill, Hebron /, Sumner II. Newell, Peru !,
Elias II. Newbegin, Denmark Moses Kim
ball. Mexico Jesse Poinam, Rumford: Ben
jaInn Richards, Oxford Ouen Robinson,
Hartford Samuel IL. Towll, Paris.
SrPERsUNERARIrs. Samuel ThOms, Buck
field Caleb Wight, Gilead John NJ. Cal
lison, Woodstock.
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how IL mus, shock every feeling ui humanity;
huU it.u.sr s,i,u,iu7al ard iis s1vrce rr"vi-
,iurs ,ramrlc uronihe funiamc''1l prime pies
iufcompon law ard justice, a' administered
~ the courts in n o,hcr cises involving l'r'
lsrr,y or rrcreuy."
"Cant tclp that" lid Do" Ken'ochi1n {;
.,,hc ssr,rrre Cou,' h1'jrci'ci" co's'i'"-
ii nll Your rrrh-ra r op'' arc not -
sv,rs, IN ib, endorsement uf th' law a9 you
imagine. A reward of f,W hundrrd doi1r'
very quietly drsps', ihcir sentiments ot hue
m,riry. All ..,, them uu ,he ,rail OF the run
away integers. T.sy bcrrnrvcry ardcutnol
pa,ri,,i, I'm ,b, chose. feeling ,lat they arc
I,cha,rin- n constitutional duty \ great
many or our northern men are very frnl %
u,nr up to ,hs Constitutional duty. Acr,ll
m-u, oryour northern men are very fond OF
living u1 ,o 90, constitution in 40 such cases
They dislike uIrrcrs. rrl i'your state COO
s,rutiu1 rc-mrr,l 70. these same tolIs would
o., Saw, hc'i,r. in Ohio, SOD ra-se The hard.
cs' Airl ci masters.
Then scar. many oi your politicians arr
more Icyarlm ,'- 'lc,u'1rir'l.u'.o'' ,laa
NC OF .h, South. 11l on lbcm 0o chiefly RELY
or rcr7rutv. V-r rs,rr can 15oli.c1.i''.c
North t.,rr sin a'va,s be plenty uf vhr'
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Terms. .-.Ops ll.'sr anI fiiy cents strictly ~
AUvAscr; one l,'lrlnl seventh. 1--we ccrls With
Il, ~ r,erth.; two dolars % The evil 81 The Nea'
re- ,br,h fh, crats wll b. al ',d lug sveN Ngar
70 which PAYMENT Is drlu,ci
AuvguttsFarsrsiH sefird unreasonable ictms
thr rrurfirtur not trius accYuu'th'c lr ans rfior
I,g,G1l tlr au,rprt thUrrl o. ihc advertisement.
rs. ~. PETrENGlLL & Co, 10 S'a''
o.. IN ,,-r. srI is2 Nas.aa 90, N,u lioft, ARE
unr u1i, auhnr.lcd agents iur pocnrins suNsc'p
urs. f,rwullo. alvruivnr0tf.
gy-ra,mtut lrr 100 Advertisements b. hcli 90 te
Iu. tIru thc ,afe .ithr l,sf insertion.
Hr- Communication s'.rh directed 10 "lhe
DNiorI pcm5rUt, pu.s. Mo-
Duob aud Job Printing
EulprLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
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10 ugll9te Tor their nlOulucaW"n w l'l',"l' "a
the circuintiurcrs of the country shall isnin
time 10 time demand. We counsel orcsi'i.
ans ~ tie execution Of existing laws, and
with slavery IN the States ne propnse not 10
Interfere. We liant ourselves upon the plat
'nrm of the Consultation, with firm deter
minalun 10 task nulhInr that is not clearly
right. and tosuhmit tn nothing that II wtonl.
That instrument was framed TOT the purpose
ol securing the blessings OF btpiy, and u
shall never. hy our cunsrnt, under any
rre'eNi be- converted into an instrument lor
the cNirrsipp ~ slavery
Psllc,S. That wc are willing that ihe
South should have every rlgh' 'heN can I'u'N
claim under the Constitution. bu' "hen
thcy drmard that slavery shall he Installed
aboye Freedom. and insist upon lalsiymr The
democratic creed, ADVOCATING The acSboNl'
edged principles of tie Constitution and r'-
ycrsinr ihs scu'rl principles OF lle govern
ncnt. r,r lhe sole purpose uf cN'crdng 'hc
area of slavery. en- as 10 establish aul ref-
petuaic d. supremacy; Nc SHOULD Ne i"se
10 The principles IT freedom II "e diI not
NEE, 10 with Determined opposition.
PpD'sl Thrt vrirnder uur hearty ihauks
10 400 lhr members of Congress who resisted
% the l,' he passage Of the Ubiquitous re
hussa bin, aod especially 90 those ri oaro"n
declaration
? ,o'--5. That we rcso-r.,c DO Hon. Az
con 2. morrill, on incompatible statesman md
no. lorcs, man; anl lhgi vc heartily Iccom-
mead hfm ~ 'lr rr1r'r OF Maine, .g wurhy
oft cd, cuaf'enc, and united support.
a.. ,.. az tN.., n...,f..I..s.s r.5H,. d ..
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rrnm lhs JsHrr.anIan.
Why wa. JUDGE Parris nominated,

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an old man, over seventy, in critical he,rE
and came home from Washington tr.s O.,
four yeals ago, fully determined lorclirs from
the turmoi's and strife Of political Die. and
give himselrup to the work which the Con-.
ciousnoss Ola near approach to che rra,cr,s.
Jers most II and desirable, Tue, be- con.
sented TO rup for Mayor OF Portland one wear
md vas elected. bot thuurha man Who's
whole life has been devoted 10 business. srI
with habits adapted to rerdrr the duur, Of
/ that Office easy and acreeah he could mi,
be induced though hard pressed 90 40 hlr',.
to be q candidate 6r reelection. Ilc accord.
I. ing to published history, told his friend, D.,
had come home to Maine to spend lLc rom.
nan, of bis DAYS in retirement, and no,lrg
. but sense n gratitude 'or public hvorvhrr
, he had desirclit induced him 60 consent stand
even for ono year. Accordingly be- hls sIns.
sought quiet, anl addrcssrd himself, as W.
orc informed. IN a moro than ordinary decree
to tho duties md s,virc. orr-lieic-. by rr,.
ing with. and taking a1 active part ia i'e q.
nirs ofonc orthc or,holov churches orP5n.
land.
. WHY then Is JuIsc Psufs inr.l ,.,
: from DIS rai.rmca, 1rs.nsi l.s ovn wis..s
ana compelled Co c'o.c Boz, earthly rl--
lv running a political erral'ct. which
crurnh fo make an honest man. in trr In
I,rgor ~ DIE, almost shrink from With 1rI
lnd disgust. liaaa from mu,,,esoi patriot.
ism or principle, lai rather Go mako lima
stalking horse on which ihe 'cw jul.-
uowconuo.ir0g 'h7 "rrerar' organization
.ar' 60 r.ie DO order 'h' '.ey r'y rr'1,u s.a,
. power they have alrr1'y rn' -I Hr frra
lw rra'p.rr more.
lat year they took orr" ofi...r.". ....
har thinking 7tbv a'aii.rr '.rarE. ..
30, ''.''.'' '..a. '',' we've '.''.' ....
.''' '.''' i'''. SNOW o'.I Do.
'..' ''..'.',. ''.' '.' Dol.
'.' VIZ '.''' .'.'''' Out. "" ..'' ...
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u. ''.' ''.,s '..' .' 81. '.
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Srccch ogHon. John Lr'chcr on the Def.
oicnoy Bill.

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..,. .. -. ~, 49,, - :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
...r,,, AN. -, ,,....,.,, al, ,t. ,,--..
r.r,i In ,i,,r, .,,,-7, such ,,,,,r, Nrt-,-.
..,r,. ,.r.,s.ry where rhe revenues --I
.ary.,,, MI. oil, small and t.. r-v,, r,--r.
,r5.,s.s..,, s,r,rt,.,, ,..-.s.l-r ilir,
,ad,l-,.ol.r s,r,,.nur.s arI r-..y 81.
sa,, b-rrmr such ,lrr- at,.r.s,ra,a.
.r..,.g National C.m,--z -nl Platforms
uhrr, they r,, receive 500 dollar, mr ODE
,rr...rg brmr arl white u7s nrrr .n Maine
Gr 'as-F mwrs" BOO Nnmrha Tennessee;
The following orc w. Lte.ers rJn.r's,
Nay o., lsrl.
"Noe, sir, iurr0r LOO oa.l attention o.
lcarrmpraulr which have lr-7 ma1r mr
l,s, objects. and iu &C., appropriations naw
100 o., J.nc.Jn-y b.' These abuse, and 10
BE- st.i Daour',,o c.,I ,Hr attention Of thr
people rd thg attention %. the administration
20 'asm, 60 -.rr % they cannot be Corrected.
Reformation 90 these matters 90 greatly reod-
OH, a.l u".e.' ih.' reformation shall take
place or party 0Ili boz h..d responsible lor
..rm. These 'uas0s h1v' Dad 'hc,r origin
under preceding administrations bai a' "o
agc HuN lower, nudrr che far o'ccon0my,
rs,varumsa' -nI reform, Do arra|rs al 90
rr,7 ou,o.r doctrines, .rito apply % c1r.
receive goo Gle c,l
l.rn wilma rarr r....I IHawa1.aady
m 'aue, anI $50 boy ,aH l.e.m.ai WATCH
Z bold ia as a..', ...r Eh,s.ase uur.-
M.. 80. co 0l..s aal ,aarwrJ laa' Do
Dos .aI a,rug... .-..uU a. e..l1m-
.l..e Improvements. m.,u.r- Co., COS, o..
iar ..aa.fr.. U.ut go jolly l., I,5s,
Observation-Disclosures ON, wear
lea v-. sls-,g -. ..l ,..- cyr..,.s ,
,.u..,r,.. slrFi..s
v.u.,r. E. ...r... Ono. f..ri..i u. rs....
a. r.., ,.,..r ...o--sgs COO as crs.r-
.,.,.... sl..o.1sf,.,r..-...J slp.u,v OH,
r.u..,r,-,,,
Ill., i.......,tr.,, W,li..,...r. D..
f..,m, Sr,. slal. l4,s been .rtrp.
amin, s..,.-.rsr,,.-.l ,a,.vb,,. revenue
-.r...I F., l..svss sl.7!!g5.arI II q
.....r,a-l u..-.r-I
,.. r.... w.. D., v...-. ry.
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Coygsrrycy. At about this time, our
reirhLor. the Norway Advertiser, is falling
ln love with the Administration, again, csro-
cIally since u has broken i,s most prominent
pledge. It's 6ultGndinr, heretofore stands
in strange conlras, with It's present approving
disposition. Tho following is a Resolution
passed BY one OF ITO National Conventions Of
which this Journal was the FREUD anl ,hr
organ
" "Rcso'ycj-lha, We, the Democratic
republicans 81 lowell, i4 caucus o,,-aHd
arc Dlss NTlsFIED with ihc appointments
OF our Po.' Masters IN Lowell They a-c mo-,
rom he National Democratic Party, aad, We
lacm such appointments, though insignificant
900 themselves, vet as ingo'.i.c a7giving alb
fHd camfor go the enemy"
Naw, although there had been only oao
postmaster appointed boo Lowell, hy .his al-
m.aa.n,iao. 20 rhoiUmr l'i, Bc.o'u,i.a aas
passed. arI tal rre vasa Pierre" and PHI
bury democrat. set dis Resolution was ops.
prove. %. tr Chandler orran and iinrycr
vrr denied u- ..alos.s.i !or .s la rF.u' or
u.."a,Hurar
Tatu-1.H ..w ae,as.s lae rer,cus c'
l.u.r ta Administration, ..rco th-- Dc
.'. i..rrl 90, aud thau again conc 40 10
ls srr..1 I.a only l.a.reuce 10 iaa Ios.-
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T. i"a's Enterprise DO rc~ DIE
.na,n', agw.arrs lai established in Port.
n.'.W. hnrlH.l, printed and Published
.by Istir To whole establishment fmm
Elaor r1f Contributors down To- Book keep.
cr, agents aai eaagavcTs b. 90 Dc conducted
uy fw.r.
TIE objects agc to aaa'l gng'oymru, nr
irm1lrs--i0,raa,. ,l..; Oag0s-aai farais.
a'iraw c-,cra.1mrrt Of high character
O.r o.rg .a- r-rr, .l.'o--io copies slo
o.. E..H .... ".'a.l.s remembered
sla,t.se trf.'..nr'n. srsrH u c..
r.. ua l..'r HONORABLE, .nu., arl aa
oaImah.s ..,rlmoar n..ns r.. n.y..-
ra' nraan sr at. ...r.1 a.a 1. calamity
w'rt.,'.., toad ...
e woI 1 'le 1914. ..C...H'
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Chr Orforh 1rmotFat.
PARIS. NJ. Au1JsTIi, 1854.
rnonNs ID. RROMN, cdlioT.

pulLtsurn ryri FRIDAY NcrNlSc ~
MOAB PRINCE,
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Democrats Republican NOMINATIONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-03

xARRsTkb SEfsh s SI GAMREN
W p IKE GsAk ss1S sinsisIr
RishRon d. Va HoVAh Bro '' Main
he s.. en- %
ARrcnoKE-Green Globe
sry ss taSs isass
rfyP ssa L na;s Purple Cape
ssSes run sdS Savoy.
S.s1 kS: H ss; h .si ss White Cattle
CuCunBm- Early Frame, Long Green Gherhins, 40
SoHSmEaIly TusearOra Early Sugar, Six Weeks
r fsS rs.ssnrst Quilted
si. ~ Wafer R;2S Melon. Sas
NAsTUEruN
oSios-vhlte and Red
PiRsSiP-cup Large Dutch
P.ssISs. Extra Ri;sep Early Dwarf D". Rue
Ps,pvN,pnal Nose Ca ,Pf" A. WATT ""'''"'
RADplsu-LonE Scarlet, salmon, Red White Turnip
sf 1Iss1c1oRS Ss.ii s. Rsn'
sQu,sn-EArly Bush, 40
TvRsr-R.d Top, White Flat, D.o Hybrh Largo Norfolk,
AIso-swset and Pc, Herb Seeds
TS ,s st sirD, nne s,.c,% s"sS, o
VtHEG.s56SIh SEN S;II ,a PLAsItR,
SsSpsSy Isis"s ne Ts":Poison Il
sS being under the following r''
!%,s. e sSs,ss es,GS
at the transportation, and the Company subjected claims
s!:a,st whole SonSag g
the rates on other tonnage that these articles
isss.ysi q: EXCLUSION
Company tina, bill for storing these improbable articles
fcis superintendent
EDAPIRis MACgE Work BoXEs.-A beautiful s.,Ori.
Sc KS IS O''"'' ""' ~ 'A'' BuLKLEY CO.
a, ; ,,I,T,s--nirIiNoN6 ,Nn n.avIiIv nan poGb6a
~ and MONDAY the Oh instant the Freight Trains will
fsi ''''''' <. W "MIIsPAUGu weigh, As,n.
HRurrEi pI!INIsAvareiy, with carvings Of Flower" Cat
rs Wv '"''' 49, So wv '' ZIMMERMAN
n IME.-soo bills Graham q Wilson's Lime receiving and
fci5 BACON BasKERvILL:
'HNEAsoo p,etagss dunpOvdSr and BLACK Tss;
res Gary street
NUANO-GUANO.-A full supply best Peruvian, on hand and
i,ao EDWIN WORKMAN co.
CtHThhh nAh Dr. ss vTSn, q ,n sr
Railroad durlns &c %ssT sndinE he 18th SeSy s
'e@ various t.1a' III iSi SS
naeon Butter, Lard, 1910 lbs,
RI sfFfnEa HoSTEa, Depot Pc, Agent Agent
NJOIIUEhe Partnership conducted by the undersigned
hcsRD RiGG JS VIII pay lsSi!s, Of the hrm and Ell.
Their Of the partners viii receive what may be due 20 them
BILLY W. TALLY
THE SUBSCRIBER leaving Richmond returns hi, thanks
his friends who have oonnded their business TO the late hf
LikGs D. W. TALLY.
RICHARD HTLL ia and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS, at the old
stand, Main street below the Banks, continue 70
trantao all business IN the line General Agents. Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting Houses, and Collecting o. claims
RICHARD HILL. yn
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS
RtcHpoEp, February 1sCi-feq
NEW uUSIC-NEW MUAIC.-P. II. TAYLOR kss
~ received the following New Musici
The Rofanda waits; by Carl Eokert.
les Adieux MaEuTkat by stratopoh.
The YefbeDa, sohottltoh by sehalehn.
The Prima waits srranged by Alfred Jaeil
Pop Goes the Weasel, with variations; By Petra.
Chant National; by " Boyer. At his MUSIO STORE
mi Igo u.n 49,,
HtnAVATS-oRAvATs.--A FUN agsoTtn,nt n, ni.ot .d
" six Cravat; Also kinds French Ties g,oI snd
every sthsr Kind Of meek wear Usually worn 4 Main se.I
mhIs WA. INA SMITH.
~ mnlV " VI. sKINKER, Cary street.
oaNAo pRANpY-iohsh Pipe. q shocs.qp,lly. For sale
NV hse DAVENPORT, ALLAN 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-03

MeiOn-Green oitron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water Aeion-finest kind.
Ndsiurtium.
KHSfdrd- Black and White,
OEfon-Silyer Skin; White
Portugal; yellow and Red.
OErd.
Peds-EStra Early; Early May;
Washington;do frame; do CharI.
ton; Dwarf Blue PrussiAn; do
Marroufat; Bishop Dwarfproiias
Pd rsn y s-LoDg Smooth
french; Guernsey.
Tdrsieg-Curled.
PcpyAcr-Largr Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pkin-Large yellow
Rhgbdrb- Victoria.
Rdddish-long Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip; White do;
Yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
sanish.
SGisall-or Vegetable oy,,.r
Plant.
Spfndch-Round Ieayed.
Syu.IAh-Early Bush; Bell.
1Oindfo-Large Red; do yell
low: Egg.
nirnfp-Early Flat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk;
white Globe; Ruta Baga; Daie's
Hybrid.
Nero s-Annise; CarrowAy;
Thyme; Coriander; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
Summer savory; Sweet Mario
rum; pene.
WIN. PALMER.
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sIDdrdgus-white Clan,
.-gEaI H. o.

dspdrdgps-white Giant.
drffchoke-Large Globe.
Bedns-LarEe Lima: Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Snap Bedns-Early Yellow ;
SIX Weeks: do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Half Neon;
Refugee, 1000 TO one; Red Gran
berry.
Beet-Early blood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Hood; White silesiAn; French
Sugar, Mangel wurtIei.
Cape.
Cdbbd1e-Early York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
tersea; do OIheArt. do vAnaek;
do Nonpareil: Fiat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ell Savoy, DrumheAd Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
Cdulif0tnsr-Eariy and Late.
Celery-white fold; Red do,
Cdrrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; white Field.
Cress-Curled or PsppergrAss.
CLcumber-Early Frame; do
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Green
southgate; White spined; Cher
kin.
Corn-Harly Sugar; do Tusca-
rora; do Yellow.
Endire-Green Curied.
Egg I9dni.
Kaie-sIbcrian eurled; Rape
or Cole.
Leet-Large Scotch.
LSffuoe-Royal White Head;
Ice DrumheAd; white Coss;
Brown Dutch; Curled India OF
Cape.
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DOVE & Co., =
WHOLESALE E,I nEA Len; DRUGS, MEDI-

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DOVE & CO., =
WHOLESALE GrS Rsf fiisqs ci H DRUGS MEDI
0rrER for sale In quantities TO sa, parsSsss following
100 10. E.,r.e, Los-oOs, in small sose,
400 s.lon. sperm solar OH
IS s. Salons salons Owe wv on on a.. ''s''0"
geo dozen ysI@Iiase'
% soIe. Starch; 80 bSs Tanners OIL
10000 Cigars, assorted brand. 'r..
iAoss s s:$s; r.. F $:ss, e. Pipe.
$50 s ID, lnS %;aSoa S,. Iron Paint
80 s ss4ss eSssins T TsS.sso
10 iS i hi. s s%isS. v sfa
10 eros, ssldli. and soda Powders
1000 dozen Assorted Soaps
1000 ID. Irish Glue
rosehsI with the Patent
sSe the usual time and 0s
mil D.Aco
:GGSK e RSSHs, SH HGRISssEs
. n,,, IFS MAX srRxEr,
I asSs ssse S:s
aaai,iop will at all time, render
% Rs:i .1asG ps1,, and CSiS beat Nader
Chrome Chrome s srs;as Eg.Sn salts IT,,
venetian Ned; English Rchntd BorAN
Paris Green; Roll birthstone n Sulphur
Prussian Blue; Rotten Stone
Vermillon: Pumicc Stone
Lamp Black; Sal soda
Whiting Cinnamon Mace and Nutmess
Putty, Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Bakes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpentine LInsesd OIL
Furniture yamsh; Coach vArnish Japan yarnh Iron Var
nish; Leather varnish.
Also large AMI well selected and Brush,
Fancy Articles shAving and Washing Soaps
all Of the best manufacture.
All popular Medicines kept hand shortest
notice. -
Country Merchants Phy scians and Planters
solicited 10 cali and examine stock and prices.
S-PArticular attention paid to packing and forwarding
goods. p. JOHNSTON a BROTHER
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SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF

SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
VALENTINE. cntS H SSo2 1S A.v. jus, received ,v
Sys 1oss and PA lad, steamer their fun supply
rates BeOS /, general summary sH Of
y and - BeAehsd Bro~n shrng., and ca and 1874
p,., B ga, he'd, and md Brown Shesting,
Plain Plaid Checked Darask Mus.
cOonades DENNIS cAbleeens and Plaid and Striped Cot,
White and oOOred Plain and Figured Marseies and Printed
a. and p Linen ShsetnE and Pillow Inena qualities
Irish Line Lawns. Of every MAKE and quality
Tai,s and cia Taaiy Striped I
lIuekabaeE, DOioE. Russia and American Crash
aS, and Fafnar, b snd R sns sGd c STssI:
BIZ and Fancy Cold Cloths DraP de;e and English
Black DOeskn, Fanny cassiHere' Plain and Checked
White and cord Plain Figd Valencia and silk ve,tinE,
Plain and FE .a e T9t and CHAM and rPn'
Lupn'. Plain and Pisd Bareges Tissues BrOehe
R,ian;s osgAIdls, and Satin Plaid
frsne Printed JAeoaei' and Plain and Figured LAWns-a
s .a hh T.ss P1
MaIaboqt, Plaid, Checked and Fisd Summer sinks
Ss sSs and
PGna f ahs f ana fs Collar.
Mourning MH:n' and Grape Collars and Sleeve,
P @ala null s~ s sIHss and TAPE Checked Muns
Ladies and Gents L. Cambria do, Colored Bor
Gent. Black and Fancy silk, Plaid and Enbd
Cravas
BACK and Fancy Ties, and shIr; Collars OF every style
Elk and Bingham Umbrellas and Ladies Para
soils -
Brown Lace, Brown, Blue, Gassamer and Tissue
Wells ~ '
Black Velvet Trmmings Of all widths. and Cold
lancaster and Auendale Quilts, and EugeniA Skirts
AleNaniers Kid and silk Gloves, B'k Pet Net Mts
Ladies, Gents, aud Chidrens Hosiery Of every style
6rAss Cloth, Mohair and Victoria Skirts,
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw 4 CO.
NOS'' corner Broad, 9sh and Capitol streets,
Near Capitol Square.
W We have also received the latest
er Nantes, and large aud desirable
white aud Checked Mating.
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