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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

iniormsa Inst fieIsts p admission ere !. che Ea.
- ots;cs. my 26 i
To THE FoREMAN OF THE RIcHMOrD MAIL
s ..ssa re- s Z. ssss s.s:
oInes ,n iss .sssp q my
GsuIeh. SOUTH and not he Editor Of that paper.
should not have troubled myself or them with any
notice of It. And should not now trouble myself
article 10 Yesterday mornings Dispatch but for the
sake of correcting signal misststement which you
have made II article m he saa
'"From what learn the selection of Dr.
Lee, Dr. Smith, Dr.. Dosgett; or Rev. Diorell,
acceptable; and that the GensIal Conferences could
scarcely have fixed upon one SO little likely to give
And then you 90 on to say that this is assault
upon Dr. Early Now, upon booking at your first ar
tcle the reader will perceive that in this quotation,
YOU have completely transposed your sentences
and materially altered their meaning. That article
.If DR. Early has been selected from Virginia. the
General Conference could scarcely have fixed upon
one 90 little likely ts give satisfaction From what
we can learn, the selection Of DR. Lee" nc.
The reader cannot fail to perceive that this first
sentence is general one-cut OF from any connec
ton with what follows bv an entire period and refers
more limited one, and refers to DR. Earlys reputs.
ton in comparison with Dr. Lee and others, I'm this
locality" 1t seems that you now wish TO evade the
force of the first general remark by putting It after
the second and connecting 1t to 1t with ddsa, a.
though it only continuation, or exegetcal, Of
it. am astonished that, even printer, you should
pursue this course. cannot allow you to do it. l
hold you to the critical construction of your first art
cle and repeat that 1t contains general reflection
upon DR. Earlys reputation.
You take the same position in few par agraphs
below, where you say that merely stating tho fact
that DR. Earlys selection Bishop was not as ac-
ceptable to the people of this locality that OF Dr.
Lee, DR.. Smith, Dr. Doggett Rev. A. Dibrell,
would have been, is not assaulting DIR. Early"
But your readers know you stated than this
You first made the general assertion that his selec
ton from "Tirginio" was little likely to give salts
faction 1t was this statement particularly that called
forth my reply in the Dispatch of yesterday morning;
and whether or not it was waste of ammunition"
exhibiting laundering stupidity" you have as.
serted, leave for others to judge who understand
the meaning of language aud of stops bette than you
seem to do. JUSTICE.
Richmond, May 25-*
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ruw ePuC1AL NOTICES.

tw-srhe suheoribsrs to the MITCHELL DtNeER sre
~ nat Tich cts Of admission e the Ex-
ehsnas Hotel, and can be procured By application e
80 assics' my % i
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A CARD-JOsEPH ALLEN takes this me-
thod of rendering the Fremen and others his sin
thanks for their efficient aid in extinguishins
the fire which occurred his premises on the night
of the oath inst. my 26-1tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

JOHN MITCHELL, the Irish Patriot, is ex
pected to reach this city this afternoon, at halfpas
3 o'clock, by way of the Central Railroad, from
Charlottesville, and will be met at the depot by
Messrs VIM. w. Crump, James Lyons, VIM. H
Mcfarland, John M. Patton, ST., Geo. w. Munford
H. L. Brooke and VIM F. Watson the Committee
appointed to receive him. We presume he will be
escorted to the Exchange Hotel where, on Sa
turday evening, he will be given dinner. Mr.
Mitchell has proved himself warm friend of the
South, and we have doubt that he will be kindly
entertained wherever he goes South of Mason and
Dixon's line. His object now is % visit Baton
Rouge La, where he has been invited by the Legis
lature Of that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

ELECTION OF Professor IN THE MEpI-
CAL CoLLEGE.-The Visitors of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, on yesterday evening, elected Dr.
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, of Fredericksburg, to the
Chair of Materia Medica and Therapeutics The
other vacant Chair of institutes and Medical Ju.
risprudence," will be filled today
The election of DR.. Wexford will give great deal
of satisfaction. We are gratifed to say, that for
both the Chairs, names of very high standing were
nresented to the Board
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NEW AMERICAN WORKS, Jul

NEW AMERICAN WORKS, JUST
IN PUBLISHED-Africa and the American Flag
by Commander Andrew Fl. Foote, Lieutenant Com.
mending U. s. brig Perry, on the Coast of Africa
handsomely tinted lith plates-Sl So
This interesting volume abounds 10 every variety
of incident and adventure, and will from the very
novelty of the subject have wide sale.
Life of Archibald Alexander, d D., BY Rev. DR.. J.
w Alexander; 3yo., with portrait; Close so.
Knick Knacks from an Editors Table, by L.. Gal
lord Clark; characteristics.
The Sepulchre of our Departed, by Rev. r. R. An.
spach, A. M.-St.
Miss Lesle's New Receipts for Cooking. one VOL
81 For sale by
my &c JAS wOoDHOUsE.
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INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT The Ia
dies should not fail to hear kunkePs Nightingale
Troupe this evening, their soiree is expected to
be unusually entertaining. This Troupe is said to
be inferior to none other in the country, and has
always been extremely popular, wherever known.
heart stirring melody; and most of the performers
musicians of high standing in their profession
Exhibitions of this kind, when given by gentlemen
OF rare talent and respectablity should be literally
encouraged, and we have very little doubt that the
"Nightingales will have crowded houses during the
remainder of the week Those who have not yet
called on them, should do SO this evening by all
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DROTECTION AND INSURANCE

DROTECTION AND INSURANCE
j HERRING'S justly celebrated Fire snd But
giar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. are now seen
In almost every place OF business. Every man wno
has books. papers, money. and other valuable Msi
css 10 preserve, fnds thai this 10 the cheapes ~
only secure method Of protection against hrs sn ~
thieyes. These Safes now stand before The wofsa =
the CHAMPION SAfES. having proved themselves =
in over one thousand severe fires. Ali peisoes ~
have not secured one Of Heffinss cheap lnsslsnee
Offices. will tad fall sAsoTtuent ut the once o. sa'
n. McCANDLIsH. IT.
nv 2t--tf l36 Cary street.
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RANAWAY from the Subscriber, r,esid

RANAWAI from tho Subscriber, resld-
90 10th of April last, negro man, named ISHAM.
He 10 % years of age feet 10 or ii inches high, OF
very dark complexion, and stout built. He has no
particular marts abut him. but has very large eyes;
and bad when he len suit of common grey kerr
sey. clothing. A liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery OF said negro to mo- secured that may
get him again. VIM. w. COLLEY.
my G--6ts
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DLATED ALBATA WARE.-Table,
l. Dessert and Tea Spoons; Table and Dessert
Forks; Threaded and Plain Soup and Cream Ladies';
Fish Knife and Fork; Fruit and Butter Knives; Mus
tard and Salt Spoons Cheese Scoops; Nut Cracks,
nc. &c.
The above goods plated on the best Aibata, and
closely resembling silver, will bear inspection and
wear well. For sale by ZIMMERMAN
my G Corner Main and 18th s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

Music ON THE SeUARE.-The Armory
Band intends giving one of its delightful musical
entertainments the Capitol Square, this evening.
when it is expected that all who have not subscribed
something towards remuneratng the members for
their services, will do SO at once We lders.and
that the Band has been engaged to play at the COM
mencement of Chapel Hill College N. C, next
week, and consequently will not perform on Church
Hill next Monday night. On its return, however.
which will be in the course of few days musical
entertainments will be given on the Square at the
Armory, and on Church Hill, regularly once a
week. Let all who attend these soirees subscribe
something, and Smith and his aid will soon possess
sufficient means to purchase silver Instruments
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
MAY 18th AND 18TH,
K U n K E LIS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
viii produce the celebrated reply to
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
"THE CLOUD WITH ITS SILVER LINING
WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY
JOHN 7. FORD.
THIS Comic Rebuff embodies fair and
f NEaR PSr LIFE q NORTH AND SOUTH.
NO YANKEE APPROPRIATIONS,
NO LEGREES,
NO IMPOSSIBILITIES
But truthfulness and fidelity to real life pervades
every sentiment.
THE HAPPINESS OF THE SLAVE
rs FAIRLY COMPARED TO THE
MISERIES OF THE UNEXPLAINED
Flu GITIVE,
And each picture drawn from Scenes daily wit
messed in New York and RICHMOND.
UN G. Il TOM
Returns to his home satisfied from actual suffering
that slavery is preferable to
UTTER DEGRADATION, SIN, STARVATION.
In the piece occurs many
NEW AND FAVORITE SONGS,
As well as
COMIC EPIsOD EslN NEGRO LIFE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Or, THE CLOUD WITH IT'S SILVER LINING,
With the cast of Characters as performed
{BY REQUEsT)
BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE AND
GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY;
THE MAYORS AND CITIZENS OF
LOUISVILLE, AND CHARLESTON, s. c.,
And in
NASHVILLE, Tenn; MACON, COLUMBUS,
ATLANTA, AND SAVANNAH, Ga.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
IN TWO PoRTRAITUREs.
Scene 1st-The North-Faithful and faithless slaves
Scene End The Standardization Joys, Revelries
and Pleasures.
UNCLE TOM--With Songs f"I stole myself away"
"As view now these scenes 80 charming" and
'Oh. thet form there" ..........GEO. KUNKEL
GUMPTION CUTE-A real Virgin
ny Negro, .................HARRY LEHR
ROBT. RIDLEY With Songs
"Possum Hunt" aud "Aunt Har-
riet Beecher Stowe, ..............J. X. SEARCH
AUNT CHLOE-Wholoves every
body but Uncle Tom, in particu
laI, .........'.. H. BROWN.
AUGUSTUS-A favorite House Ser
want in love with Rose. 2. LEHR
ROSE, the daughter of Uncle Tom,
the Fugitive. j. FLOYD.
To conclude with the History of
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
And the
S III A KER DANCE.
Tickets 25 cts They can be secured in advance at
the Hall, between 10 and IL O'Clock, any day.
my A-St JOHN T. FORD, Agent.
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A I,I)ESHlSSS.

Another year is numbered with the past,
Willie he,lhrough summers sun q " iqitfs blast
With much damage 10 his youth and beauty,
Has never failed to do his duty.
He weekly to yen, dear friend has carried,
The names Of all who'Ye died or married,
With tidings good and had from every cline,
Neatly printed in prose as well as rhyme.
While all tie time you've but little thought,
OF him who to yonr door the newspaper brought,
Who for your good lorgets his wants in life,
Has never left his work or sought wife.
But day fer charge We Tow are reaching
He'll tell bis tale, It's true as preaching.
His jacket is cid, his shoes are seedy,
His coat is holg his purse quite needy.
He wishes before the new year is cut,
To mend Ais ha6its and leek about,
And pick "Iair sexa who'll find life sweeter,
By uniting in @hqly bonds with PETER
Now ope your purse, make heart grow lighter,
And eyes IN "phfensy roliing,o roll brighter,
By out pouring tito this dexter hand,
A few Of the mint drops at your command.
Then that the richest joys Of the seasol5:
Whether flow Of bowl or feast Of reason,
Be your ffuiion without alloy,
Will be :he prayer of
THE CARRIER BOY.
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MAN KNOW THYsELF.a
4 Invaluable Book for rs Gents

A Invaluable Book for IS Gents.
Every + 'n.Iy efould have Copy.
GfAn4a C9rgRg SOLD IN LESS THAN
~ X III fGsg9F MONTHS a aesq ealti.f,
revised ard improved. Just issued.
Or. HUNTERS MEDICAL. MANUAL AsD
HAND BOOK FCR THE AFFLICTED--ton.
tanning an outline of the origin, PROCESS treat.
ment and cure Of every form of disease, con-
tfactad by rromiscuons sexual intercourse, by
sell abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for
their preyentiOn, wrltteA ia familiar STYLE
avoiding all medical technieaIities, and every
thing that W0all offend the ear OF decency, from
the result Of some twenty years successful prac.
tice, exclusively devoted 10 the cure Of diseases
of a delicate private nature.
70 which is added, receipts for the cure OF
the above diseases, and treaties on The causes
symptoms and cure of the Fever and Agae, for
twenty-five cents copy, six copies one dollar
will be forwarded to any part OF the y. States,
BY mat, Tree O postage. address Cosden I. Co,
Publishers, OF box i96, Pest Office, phila
'sThs Is, without exception, Che NEST com
rreliensive and Ineligible work published on
the class OF diseases on which it treats. Avoid
ing ali technical terms, it addresses it9efto the
reason OF its readers. 1t is Tree iiom all obac-
donabla matter, and no parent, however tasti,ti.
Gus, can object to placing it in the hands Of his
sons. The author has devoted many years to
the treatment Of the various complaints treated
OF. aud with 100 little breath 70 prF, and ice
title presumption 10 impose he has offered 10
the WORT. at the merely nominal p.cc OF p cts
the fruits at some twenty years most successful
| actiplce II Herald.
mo teacher or parent should b withea tie
knowledge impaired in h.s Invaluable Woii. It
would save years d Putt. modification ADD sor-
row 10 the gocgA @A49! saelr charge. Il Poo
pls=5 A3Foca.e
Pfe53y Ciefyy.aaa ii Clio, IN writing
Ct fzshtsf's HeGieai Hanaai,' says: 'sfhousands
upoa thousands 81 cur youth, by evil example
and lie lAtiHence OF the passions. have been led
t0!o the habit of ae!-potlatiaa without realizing
sn aid fearful consequences upon them and Their
PosfrfttH The soH5titalion Of Thousands who
i a aa,sias Entities lave beeH eutrcbled, II not
Broken doMli, ana they do Hot knnw tie cause or
lle cure. 8ay thins that car be i, 50 10 Ell
tigften aEtiail.gAse ,Ae pnilie NinA a. - check
aa4 ultimately toFelHoye This widespread Source
a hamaH |44tehtdness, souid confer the great
- IL ing, ac.t to the leliS9a 81 Jesus Christ,
~ ti.e pes, s. ala coming generations. iHtcm.
ft.afce IN tie lse Of intoxicating dFinks4 the
i has s'sin thousands upon thousands, is not a
greater seoursa 10 the human race, Accept my
thanks on bsfalt Of the afflicted, and, believe me
yoer co-wofksr II the g9ol ease yo4 are 50 a..
lively engaged IN
oss cry vi t. f:..a: i.3led (securely epyel-
q six copies for Il. Adde'S CosDGS s Co.
Publishers, Box 100, Philadelphia
Booh =scIlsfs, Gaaeaase,s md Boch 4 yeats
sapptied en- the @ost ijterol terms.
May q, Is53.--ly.
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MOSS K CREEK ACADEMY.



i. tloreak.ss, ll,titl aud Pref d. Nst Science
" A.BAFTaRrT, 4, 8 Fisf. Of Language and
t.iae'lten
6. 7 Bfo@N, ,reEs70i ia hena3cF
- His lusiiuti1n IS ,oea1, q in A!ossy Creek,
d ii one d llb finest portions O augusta coaa-
sy, noted for the fertility Of its SOIL the health
fitness of lis climate the beao'y Of its scenery,
and the sterling morality Of its people II is re-
mote from any village aud lis inducements TO
vice and immortality; conVenient to chuches
and easy OF access a fine oullGinr, OF large
size 43 by 50 feet,) and heilt expressly for
school pgrposes, at a cost, Including the ground
attached, of nearly $4Coo, will soon be com
pleed
This institution is designed 10 furnish the
foundation ior thorough, practical business ed
ucation to prepare youFs men ter entering the
University and Colleges of Cur State, and as a
prominent featufe, 10 train young persons in the
'theory and Practice Of Common School Teach
ing, and thereby furnish ctr Common Schools
with qualified, home reared Instructors.
| The first session will begin in Messy Creek
Chnrch, the Doth OF August.
Charges for tuition, fol- the session of ten scho-
| lasic months, payable one-balf nj the middle,
and one hall at the close OF the session, as fol-
lows
Primary Depa,taent--Spelng3 Read
ing, Wfiiug aud Composition, SO go
Elementary Arithmetic, Geography, &c. IL SO
English Dept.-Arilhmeie, Geog,a-
phY, Grammnr. Sc, Is 90
Algebra, Philosophy. Chemistry, &C. 20 90
.latA and etqsS. Deys.--Geoinei'y
Surveying latin. Sc. Is 90
Greek. French, German an3 Eiahlo, 30 90
Geod hoateii's Ass be had ~ the vicinity, al
rom ~ e - ~ pff nl0fi4, including ali me-
E, s5ary aecema3ojations, B5at.s can be obtain
ed al he aaii.esioa.
j il5tehtsiss, geiafs 10,
Pew. 4, Gag. Wirlsog, New York.
4 H~W. t:ibza.
Z ], A. s'H.i.t, otRa, ten, "A
! T. Bla1i ESD istle spi q >. sshoais,
Brn9ne county rev f5sk.
e. &. 8af.ls, y. + Senate Of "a.
Pc $. Sess.# = y, j.. l. "a il55.it:5s.
Cellere. Nsw 4o4l;.
ff9t E, Agefzs L. l.. D., New Yotk.
e E. Norh, A.. NJ,
q #. Btao4eyiiie, ,. p, Al5aas, \. Y.
Hdu. .. : Dickinson, Aew Eeik.
= y. bitelsa.',
Poi G 9'i as'4is 8 H. T. University d ",
3" Z. Il CeeFtaaY, I. /. b, :
3" II. 3. Rogers. :. L. 81,
Fgf farilef in:2sn.ion arplg 10 tie pline
-, llosss Geek, augusta county, OF % either
! Of The Trustees.
TRpsr2rs--J. II. Mccue, J. c. Fulton, &.
Estiil, Dauitl Forrer, john Clawn, ST., \. b.
Rogers, Geo r. Gibbons.
Messy Creek, Va. July 18=-lf
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CURE OF A nLS0RUERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGESTION.

CoDu of Letter from GIr. z. ". Eiykns
chemist prescotf ST.. Thermal go,ed
an of L,ne 1874
ro Prof Holloway :-sir-,Your pillssp5 o;nt.
,,o,t b,,.a s,ooJ tbs bigbes, ., onr al, ~ af
pioprietary Medicines for some yeas. Aeus.
sosf to When can refer for any n44iries de.
fs n $40 10 tea ta S so. 's asaags n ne,
disotaersd liver and bad DIGESTION. On the last
occasion. however. The virnIeace Of the attack
was 20 alarnipr and the ra1g.o,tion sci in go So
verely that doubts were entertained Of her rot
being able to bear ND under ft-toyt0natelv she
was induced to try your Pills, and she Informed
me that aftel the FIRST and each succeeding dose,
she had great relief She continued TO take them
and attic she used only three boxes, she is now
in the enjoyment ofpefiect health. could have
sent sou many more cases. But The above from the
severity of the attack. and the spe 4dy Cure,
thlHl. speaks mach in taveF OF oar astonishing
pilta. f3igned) X. ". KlRKUS.
IN extraordinary Gre af Rheumatic Ferer
- y9;oo,..a y1,.,I
Fam of fs,tsr ,ssst s =" ~ 1' ,ti. ,.ao
es4ier. of the Isf Of .H4r,h ' 1s5, ga ~
fT,;ar M
Msr5aret Met'onnirsu 10 49, II 90, roafa
in@ II NV, Town. has seeo .; -, - ".
bot niee'.st. Fsvnr G,r po'
mich had entirely derrjged her If tbe use of
rl;n,hs nari,;g ~ nae;o5 s, - r 49, 5a
care If he rms, of1n,r .aaA;,i u, Iaterd
feLVAt and thptn ttzfg boIa.
less. A mind ore vailed mon Arr to teV uof,a-
vav5 reabrafea ptyleNf.e 80, .,foy',,,,. ~ ,Io
al ~ nm inefef;t l. s"f -, =, ~ ~ a.
farfe45 4 Me- ia4.i r5f+o
Tf,,fs=oF.. P.t:,. 5... ! an i,. :, ~
-" - ~ 4 @5'' ss"& i5hAe5S IA thc .luegi
Q0a SteA&sR o. @ Penn - ffe7fg nfarp
RON s~-s'rs. Their y Son, Proprlefufs of ihc
IJap ,38tclt:scr 4lko car go}llb foy he
fJHoWfHo 3f,ifsWcft{.- inn . i8F,
Re Professor liollowav.-sir.2I ,lrSiFe :, J.. -,
testimony 10 de Good effect Of Holowa~,s n3ne ~
/ For some years suffered SEVERELY r,G', -
sa;t tig!titss in the stao,ari, ,, l'a3'
cpmESuied bt. eIotti -. "as aiso ae
earna gfoa ,fI,;n4 ,a,t ', ".,a - ~
n,i,..n :.,A'''5 -, . ~ - % ase
p'" ':I;,oI ~ ,s ~ @ T., me, 'sse
Ir Ia 80 nc ..."; @ Ia tiat
ltn -, -, ,a seil VIZ
earatf,oy ,cf.,. 49,, u'ia
w., ~ a,+, ~, "ilnol
| - So ~ VIZ" uo' No
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Boot anei Shoe Store.

,EsHE subscribers woa!I respectfully inform
l. he pEblic hgtihey are now prepared (a'
The room formerly occupied by { ii. Ball as a
Confectionery Estapiiahmubtl 10 ffs
nannfactuf, aud s.it fsGcEs
and sEEesg. of every ,,eacrip- es-s 81 :
lion, made in the naatcas styie s.eas
and oi tie best materials. They have also on
hand 4 large and well selected stock Of Moth.
ern work which they vii! sell very low.
They vond particularly call the attention oi
the public to their own work, as they have pro-
cured from the North large supply OF tae best
materials. They hope b. strict attention 10
business 10 receieea share q pabtie patronage
i. & J. FAUST.
Opposite Spectator Qzisee, Nam stteel
stanton. Oct. u, -
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T1 VINDICAT0R.
NIax goINEs, n.,pNr AN q YcsT.
TERaIs.-The REPUBLICAN VIspie

TERAIS.-The REPUBLICAN VINDIeA-
OR is published every Monday, at -, 90
err annum--or - 50ets, if payment be
eferrea beyond thal time. No paper
will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid up, except at our option.
ADyEK FIsING.--One square of 10
ines or less, 8 for the first three insertions
-and % cents per square for each con
tinuanee.
o. \ liberal discount made to yearly
pertisers
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PROLOUGUE !,

My patrons dear, do just looi, here, and
you will greet, the self-same Pete, with face
quite fair, and raven hair. the carrier boy,
who gives you joy,-now tor pity, read his
ditty.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
III n g 81 II II o & IL,

Clro'ac o. As5soas Debat.ta, Diseess q
Tie hidaeys, and al diseases Gris5's
from q disofderet5 { 0cf or Stomach:
'ns IS roast ps,;ev. iiaqaFd lies, Fallaoss Of
biopd to the head, AGILITY OF the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Digest Tor Food, Folneas
CT Weight in the Ston,ach, Sour Eructaiions,
Sinking or Fla,cfiug at the PHI OF the stoai.
ach, Swimming Of tie Head. Half!ed. at.d
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at The Heart,
Choking Of SuGueating Sensations When IN a
l,ing posture, DisHuess Of Vision, Dots or
WEBS before tie sigh, Tever aud Dali Pain
II the Head Deficiency OF Pefspra'ion, yell
lewness Of the Skin & Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flush
cs of Heal, Burning i'll the Flesh, Cnnstafn
Imaanings Of evil, aad Grea, Depression o.
SPIRITS,
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HATS ANDCApS

A LARGER or more select assortment was
I never offered for sale in Slaunton- we had
most OF them made ourselves. selecting the
very best material, and warrant wha, we sell To
bo the very best. j. C. KYIE& BRO
Nov H. 1858
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j. vi. CONRAD.
GENERAL o0MMIsHG0N MIACWANT,
Garry Street, secoad door otcre 10, Rich
moad VI,
NOES Commission business exclusively in
~ the sale of. County P.o1uee and purchase
Of Goods 10 order. He respectfully SOLE its CON
sgnnenls, and promises all the satisfaction
winch he cain hope to render ty IA diIigent and
faithful attention to such interests as NAV be
conled 10 him. Liberal advances will be
made on produce in hand when desired
Richmond, Oct, 3, lS53.--ly.
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NOTICE

EpElNG DESTROYS Of bringing the affairs of the
E9la'e firm OF PENN & Riigway. to a speedy
close, hereby notify all persons indebted to
come forward and stttle, aud those having
claims against the ffnl to present them.
W, A. PERRIN, surviving partner
Sept 26, lS5s.-,i.
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ONE BArlel Of superfne French B,andy fo.
- sale hy J B BRECKENRIDGE y son.
November, 1858