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GIVING EYES souP.iln July, trial before the
correctional police Of Paris revealed the following interest
ing facts to those who dine upon three dishes for five sous
The between the cook and customer the former
advertising the following Bill of Fare:'
sous soup SOU
This was read to the court and the plaintiff was in
struced to tell his story.
Plaintiff hadn't done nothing TO him. when he came
where and battered the head and then the
antipodes, with whang whackl and bang SO that L
saw stars before and behind
President Where did this take place?
Plaintiff In the kitchen, where work
Defendant Will your honor ask him what he was doing,
and whether any would not have served him did
Plaintiff was giving eyes to the soup.
Defendant. All that's what wanted him to acknowl-
edge lie giving eyes the soup Now, let me just
cxplaterate the clean way he doing it. No one can
say the cooking of Marin Baptse good the contrary
its ndecenty bad specially the soup which is made out
domnos and such like succuen materials and, OF course
there shadow of eye upon it. so the cook
makes eyes for it. And caught him doing II, having
stepped into the kitchen to why the soup did not come
lie just then making the eyes He put little oil in
his mouth held his head the pot and then snapped his
soup and that makes the eyes Don't you think, when
that that had good right to come down upon him
kicked him behind and spaed his two cheeks with my
hands, which brought all the rest of the eyes out OF
| his mouth.
Cook Well do you suppose that for one sou people are
going to give you soup with natural eyes THANK you
The defendant sentenced to fine OF sixteen francs
provocaon is considered sufficient to excuse the first
blow But he sentenced to damages AT which the
cook very much neensed as he has now revealed
the of his establishment without earning anything
! better than widespread notoriety s ~.
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The following curious colloquy took place not hundred
miles from Ftchburg, the other day. between the Common
wealhs counsel and reluctant witness in liquor case
Counsel Have you prior TO July 10th last past, pur-
chased any intoxicating liquor of defendant
Witness Not that remember
Counsel Have you obtained any at his store2
Witness Not that remember
Counsel. win you try to recolectbear in mind that
you under oath?
Witness am trying. CA pause.
Counsel. Well, witness what do you say now
Witness haven't made any discoveries yet.
Counsel Have you not told persons within week that
you have bought liquor of defendant?
Witness. Not that remember
Counsel. Did you not tell me yesterday that you had
bought spirits Of defendant
Witness Yes, sir.
Counsel. You did-aha! Well sir, when you told me
that, did you lie tell the truth
Witness / told the truth
Counsel Wcl sir then you have bought spirits Of de-
fendant2
Witness Yes, sir.
Counsel. What did you by swearing you could
not remember
Witness ] meant that couldn't
Counsel. Did you pay defendant for the spirs2
Witness Yes sir
Counsel. How much
Witness. Twelve and one-half cents.
Counsel What kind of spirits did you buy
Witness. Spirits Of turpentne.
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ADEs. S'aEssbINGrS
PECTNRAL STOMACH PILLS.

4 remedy. .lor Conahs, Colds, Cainrrh, Bron-
chHis. Group, Nhooping Cough, Asihmu, Con-
snmIi1". dni all diseases arising iron, a de-
ranged stifeC IF The Stomach, dn.tfo rciiere the
distress ant bad .ieei,ng from cutting too hearty
focd, m ueah and dySpcpfic hibiis.
" saiT;issaGn 40 oc a1Nr.ly Veg
Ct:aDi:'.
These Pills act an Expectorant, Tonic,
and ApcricnI.
They prumoip Expectoraiion, Loosen til.
Phlegm. and Cl.nrilis Lungs and other Syc-
rriory Organs oi nli morbid matter. nnl there
is not an"sher remedy IN tbe whole Materia
Mc'ira capable Of i'npar;ing spcl, healing
roprrics TO the Lungs and Vital 0sgalis as
these Pills. They Cure Cusliyeness, prndtt g
a good, regular appetite, and Strengthen the
SYSTEM. 45,. =, I.
Price 25-cen,s per box, containing 25 doses
Of Alclicint. 500
Call Oh Iiie Agents who sell the Pills, and
&c, The Piunter's Almanac Gratis, giving iull
pnriitulnrsanh certificates Of cures.
Both kinds VI The asDye nameI Pills n G for
sale III Sumtcrrille, by
DARGAN 81 co.
AMI PERRY MOSES.
Who also keeps supply Of DR.. Spcncer's
Vegetable Pills, and DR.. IIulls Celebrated
Pills, which stop the Clills and Fever ,he first
day.
July &c, 1854 80 ly.
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EbRR. 81 3aksaDNsa1S
CAI0PUND SANATiVE PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY VEGE-
TABLE: AND ARE a MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE. in The cure Of all Bilious Com
plants, D!yspcpsid CQstirenesS, Lirer Com
Elaini, Sick Hadache, Loss Of appetite, and uii
lingering discusses.
THEY PtlRIEY THE BLOOD. EQUAL
lIE FILE CIRCULATION, RESTORE r.
TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRETORY ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and as an Ant Bilious
Family Me'iicinr they have no equal.
Price 25 cents per box.
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C4'i8tadcro's Excelsior Fluid

II iiK DYE. no. {. A&'rUR HORSE.
! he claims OF this extraordinary article iu
rnhi.c estimation, are not haSr upon the lime
Wat II has been before The world. 1t is com
..aEtiivc!y new prcparaiipn ioun!cd on new
discoveries in chemistry, au:l il has i,u.ur;l.
Led new era in hair tiycinI. What are it, re-
co:ir"n.!arions lsi,-it chan.cS the hair Of
amy ut'i;uyiuu> color IN natures black or brown
III :'Nr minutes. ID Lit a.sinliL,rs with the
hair. and uourishcs n>icad uf burning il =
Sd,-ii Is Pronounced hy eminent chemists the
on? safe l!uir dye known. lih,-ll is mpnS-
slvic Ia name an instance of its failure. Gth--l
l.s lhf widest popularity ever yet accorc, lu
a,si'ni!ar preparation. For the establishment
"i these assertions by proof, see the testimony
at CRisTA 5uEo's. No u, Astor lln'ise, where it
Is namu!:'clnr:'i, SOLD, arh applied privately.
Price per box, ST. For sa.c by
RICE N THOMSON,
Druggists, Sumicrvilr, >. G.
May ~. 1854 30 6m
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Improved Cotton Gins,

hank inl for past favours the subscriber wish
rs |" ,ni"Tm The public that he sill mnnufac-
,hr"s lotion Gins NJ his establishment in State
burg. on tlic most improved and apprnyrJ nInu.
Witch he thinks that lh. en;lrn ginncd on one
"i i'i"sc gins "i the bale imTr", rlncnt is worth
III ie:iSt quarter of !, cent more Than the cot
ION g'nnc'! on ih'' ordinary gin. He also man
"Eir'"rcs them on the most simple construction,
oi Tie finest finish and of The brsi materials ~
wa, S!c@! Saws and Steel Plated Ribs .!.s..
h'rd:nrd which he will sell for So per Saw
II" also repairs old gins and puts them in com
prle order at the shortest notice All orders for
'''i'S VIII he promptly and p,nicralIy attended
10. WILLIAM ET JSnS
Ss,rehnrg. Sumer Dist, $. &. Feb IL. 26
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Valuable and.
EI1SERAD..I; LAMBS F0l. SALE.

ili.9iNa ESIit LASH3 EUi ShAfI.
II HE subscriber oilers Tor sale ih, val.
4 NanIn Tract "i Land on B,y l.ynclrs
Crnr';, inrucr!y ownrl hy I.ovick Young.
de, ca:c', lying in kcrsIlaw and Chrs-
icr.!t.d districts contaIninu between scv-
en- lid eight thousand acres.
J h improvements CONSIST rl the settle
muul ri:Un which t g dacca<cd -cSi cd AT
Il = .-ire al In death. c"uS!sa .nu O! DNcsi-
iny I,nl>r, t,tn !toH>r. Scrcw and all nee
r#>a'v cat i.I,n..$. ai ia y",,l rcpllr-
y 50. ,ii"th"r scil c,i,"ni with il co:iiurla.
HE NAr!.inr llrl ami necessary out
buildings. There il also ON llte PREMISES, =,
and convenient 10 hui!i SCit "ucnlS, Il
iir rate Gr:sl Mll, on. a n,'ycr-ililiug
S:rcam.
IN 5 i, conceded 10 lie Tie NOS, vala-
Ne anl dc> rah!c land on l.ynchcs Creek,
ni.l lis prn;!mctivcnrsS> known 20 be un-
:nri.aSsrd ~ any o;icr III til country
y I"rhcr dc>cript,nn is unnecessary
purchasers arc Invited to call AMI cxlmine
t',r 'hrnl>c.yc>. The land WILL be sold IN
a Eoh., or divided lo-suA purchasers, terms
,na,.c liberal. J. ID. YOUNG
!huy. %, 5 4. i3 III.
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Not Ce.

lie subscriber laviu:,. completed his ar
1anyrncniS for making Sash. Blind, nni Pan
He'll iJnor> bcgs leave to inform hi irI, rdS and
ihc public, that he Is prepared To furnish al
mort r"lcc Sash o.al sizes primrt and glazed
'iinds /" S,!it any size widows, painted or not ,
a:tl i'nn'r!i l)o"'* nj any size nr make Il por
non 81 pui.iic iraIroag" is respectfully solicited.
Ills w"rh Is I'LL done by hand and out Of good
season material
90 issIs "i :: 10 Sash ready for delivery
To Su!. Miu"ws ofl2, -, or Is lights.
JAMES BELL.
S,Htn,rr:.llc. April IL, 1851. II If
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N r. w S,HOHg E

1hird Door .SonM of The Iomn Hall
and nenrly opposite Indai ec Hatxon
Hflih s"bsc 'bcs would Respectfully in.
- torn 'hr citizens of Stunt irvillo and
tn" ln''I'e generally, lhas he has opened Mt
the ahnvn place general aSsorImcn, Of
Dry G"o's, B"ojS and Shoes. Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &c.
A's". y. .ChoJcc lot ol FamI r. Grdrerics o.
every description, With Fruit OF various
kinds, such rs Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. &c, which. he will soil very low for
CaIh.
J. BARRETT
Nov. @, 1853. o ly
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS notnfies ihe
citizens of Iis, and ;,hvE Eadiuining Ij;sirr,s
That he has removed his Stables near the DE.
pot OF The w. IL VI II. Road where he is ready
~ n'iu"rs Ia tax charge Of Iiscas,il Horse.
l"r II moderate charge: in aff cases where ,her.
T. II" cure II" pay will be expected. He also
continues "a take Passengers Ia and from the
llrp"i, IND expects shortly to receive n New
omlhhns for ihai purpose. Goods he will haul
III tie ola ra'c of 10 CENTS per package, and
s"!'.iis The patronage of the public.
Feb. -, 1853 I-,f
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h'r''S w. MiIl"r. Comr',s Snl's
The creditors of the late DR.. JA,rcs HaYx
say oR'rii "niitlr' 10 clam under his n signm.u,
10 ihr nh"ve named Defendant. executed ON
tue 2S'l day ot July ~ ID. 1912 are hereby no.
1ihrd that. by an 0rler in the above stated
cauSr. ihry ar" required To establish their de-
maiis before '','. Commissioners i'm E.uuity for
Sumter District aforesaid, on Gr before The.
first day nf May next
| also give notice HAT | will until Ih,.
SAT! first dal "i May next receive. proposals for
'hc sale "i II part of the real estate conveyed hy
The said assignment. lying rnr,iy ic not wholly
!" The corporate limits of Surnicryillr, bounded
Nv ianiS "i DR.. j. {. lIAYNSwoRTn. w. l..
BnuNsoN, II. }. CoGuLAN and Mrs c. Hos
sAKn, and hy The new rond r,Innin. from sum.
trr,lllc {" The steam mil! or. !. Co.;ur,N e.
o.. supposed TO contain about one h,;n,iryd and
sixty acres.
w. f. B. iTAYNSW ORTIZ,
Com'r. N Equity =. y.
Dec. -. 1853. tC
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Business Card
BROWN & DeR0SSET.
$50 FRONT STREET. NEW YORK
IElt tk~Sl|E s, BROWN.


WILMINGTON. N G..
CDitrn Fuctors and General C0nUtis
sion .Hrchunfs.
Il b. McLAURlN. Esq wil rive per
- soma nn'A SPECIAL attention to the Il,
'crc>::' and oad,F> Of his friends in Ills
> Al" and The adiornng Counties Of Nor,
Carolina, who may Iav"r these House.
with their patronage. C"nslgnrnenrs q
1roiurr |" ii,e House IN Now York, cnl,.
y way OF Charleston, Grorurtuwn, a.,
WILMINGTON, Will he covered hy ns!iranc",
notice Of th" shprncn, he promptly g.v
rn.
May 3, 1853 1T
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Nov. @, 1853.
Natice.

hppl;catioptwji ~ majc at ,hc next
session OF the Legislature for an Act of
incorporation of Calhoun Lodge. No /,
Knights OF Jrr clio. localed at Sum'eryiIlc
South C,rnIina.
Sept. 6. 1857 A5' 2n..
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$l0i) REWARD,

WILL. hr gwen for l!e apprehension and de
livery 10 the Master of either N'urkilHsS, in
Charleston. or any Jail in tn. STATE. ofiSAAt,
sometimes called john l5rown. who. without
any known ca,i.r lcll the James Hill Plnnta.
tI"n "n the 2Oih of Dc,oh, r last SAID fellow
is ) feet inches in height, muSIrc complexion,
smart, intelligent spoken, and Is Il Carpenter by
ira IL : and wlrn last llca of was in ; lower
country. on Met 'urd's plantation. Fifty hn.nr-.
III addition io the above reward. will be paid
upon proof I" con, iciion nf his b. ing harbured
or employed by white nr cnInrrd person
Ap,!y /" !. X j. ID. EIRi\PATRlCIb
March 2gh lS&3.. ~ tf
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Columbia Clothing
1n4czz.c z.c.-so0oI2 -rCeyaIc.
FuIling8, Bostwiclk g. &c.
co.'s MBIA, S. G..
IT'D AVE constantly on hand tho largest
- II siork of
@A9HAAMS, AMHa,


CC3GIDs3o G3D3 500
IN his place, wlic!' 'hcy are prepared to
s"ll al pricrs lower than any her rslah.
iiShm"n. IN Columbia.
Their Cloliing * manufactured hv them
selves whh particular reference To tins
market, aud they fol warranted to say il
Is ;nlrriur IN nnne. aud SUPERIOR TO
LOST CLOTHING offered in any part
at The country. Thor business is con.
hlrthd upon tn" one rrir" c4'sil principle,
ana ihc price oI their uorls mar ed -
"ihin u !rrs upon each ar,icI" Nv winch II
Hili'nrnhy o priCn Is observed. nnd ih.
In"Xper enced hny"r * rruh!o 10 NIKE
h!s purchases IT ~ low n rate, ms The more
HNp"r enr"d and hr:er iudgr. Person
is'Ing Columbia are respectfully invited
10 an examination OF our stnrk K aud prices
February 18Th, 1851. l6-ly.
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Ike, {; Z ? COOL"
VIII: LEItIGI II ICE
sibtiS;t


a iL.rcrsons d"srons o Keeping coo! or
Ia "i retaining or r2LaIEIug hraliiI are
advised Ia u" icc freely during The Sum
NOR and Fail Seasons.
lee can hc cllvcrcd daily hy the Pass
cngcr train which leaves Wljn ngl0u al
+! Hni at any Depot on The Wilmington,
and Manchester Ran Road, al ihc cost oI
- eO per Barrel containing 10 Pounds.
thereby placing it within The power ot all
persons to il>a >,'inc and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch
All orders addressed to " Wilmington
lc" House" enclosing The money Wi
r"ccv" prompt hucnlion-ary person 'ic<,r-
Gus "i receiving regular $uppllrs nt state.
periods wil please >cnl Their orders, nc
c"rdnigly and 'h"lr accounts will h: Tor
W'rdcd al The end .! every montI, when 4
r"mI'ilncc must be- pro ply made or lie
account Sioppc
a u. VAN EOK KkELEN.
PRupEIEroR.
June l5. 1851 36 G.n.
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AH.>WS ENlltr.$S COMpANY'S
III l. hav.ng h"rn cNirnird ~ Su,plcr.
'iAc, il" MERCHANTS an! CI :lIENS
harr diiiy ac!!!!l"S Tor procuring l!na.
GM"!> and all descriptions oI liah; .,nh
vaEuab.n packages ron Charleston and
the Snan. by the way o! The Snuin Carroll.
~ and NI,Im ng;nn and Manchester Knnls.
.:',h 'rnu al joins N"rh ria IiHmiu ,,on,
= & C,nnr"icn, ard attentive a" Hc$sen-
s,'is y accompany each m1H frain Tor lie
*Sc'%i'y "Md f""htP' delivery o! all articles
cHrn"H'ca !" '-onr " charge.
Tic we'll kn"wn rcspons hilily Of the
Gamphn" is su:Eicic:, 10 recommended ii
rs lie iE0.i reliable rs well a+ the prompt
est Inr ans "i h1;nSUuf articles lnr ali kinds.
BENZ. MlTCllEII,
Agent.
Sept. i3, 1S5i lG If
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HOE +! HOE! HCgi +!

= HE COLEMRld ICE HOUSE has been
entirely rchiiit, so IN To be capable I,
E"!,.iag several ihon-nr,d tons Of ICE. and l.,
nov 0r"nch for The season. Every facility will
tn afforded in pcr,uns living at II distance to
81 ply them rrgulur:y. II will he srni nirrvrry
ln:iug. if desirable, b.: rail roai passenger or
'r"h, train; and The railroad agents have kind
y offered I" give every facility is irl,slur-
ta'rn. We will always h4ye man at the
different dcpots to'rcccivr returned blankets,
h"Ncs. &c.
Cost at ice two cents per pound trayagc,
tc>rs and packing 81 cents c!ur-Grs on railroad
Will be from - 10 10 cents per 100 pounds.
KDArW RIGHT X BARl@uLOO,
P:NprirIors
y. Is. blankets are n very convenient mode
"i transporting ice. Bl.nkc, will be furnished
1T cost.
May 10, 1854 % If
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IlnDortan5 Notice,

FELLOW CTT1IENS:- : IT is n painli! task
tohnn RHi stern necessity nnl Your negligence
ami i'rgc, fitness. dcmaud that should remind
a!l those indebted to IN. either nv not. or ac-
count" come 10 law with thu chnk hides or
rorn nj ,hc mill, on or before The first AInnlay
III March next. to save Yourselves OF .lisplraS-
nre ami I" cheat Lawyers, Shcrfls aud petty
Constahlrs out Of cost, for
Al the loss ofa penny
ion'l grnmhlc and croan,
AS though The rhcunrGirica
Were piercing each bone.
The ghost OF bad shiiings
t. rcver you will hannf
Aud y"n shake, least Tomorrow
Should bring you Ia want.
I$ Pay up and save Gusts, and there will
yet he crust left yon.
WM. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan o. 1851 IA ,c
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BROWNING & LEHMAN j,
IMPORTERS or
French, ns-itish and German
DIR Z GOODS.

10Y and I'll klng-s,eSt corner Of Msr.
lset Street,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
GARPETINGS -Tnarain, Phys, Brus-
81 so's T,prstrv and V"lv"ts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin,
AMI Wnr~ir,I.
CURTAIN CAAIBRlCS and MUsLINS, in
larg" variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. nII STYLES.
ciITCrHNICES.i in nll the new designs.
.ttNIAlN GlA1PS, HOLDERS. LOOPS ;
TA%SEI.S. Sc.
DRlpERl CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in NJ, varieties
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLooR OH
CLOTiIS
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS aud
STAIR ctltPE'rIN;S OF all siylas
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
KltiS. in great variety.
PLANTATION WiOOLENS-B
kEFS. PLAINS. X FRS EYS. CAPS &c.
Eed and White FLANNELS, SIIIRrlNGS.
&c.
COTTON OsNABURGs. of all the best
Snnt hrrn makes
English and American COTTON FLAN-
NEl.S.
French. English and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON superior
make, for Shcclings, Shir,ings. Pillow Cases.
Table Damasks. Doylics. Napkins Towclimys
lfuckaba, ks. Fruit Cloths, B. T.. Diapers.
Grass Coths, &c.
CLOTHS. CAS>IMERS ana vES,IANGS,
of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, il, all the shades OF
English Goods.
SATlNErS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SEA ), Of nll qualities and styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27

NyHE only infaIhbl0 Medicine knOwn.-
BURRowsB ELIxlk vITA-1hs original q.
tieie IN al its purity Quick cd lowsrfus IL viz
toes sss prvvsrhiat-in - n.ny tn1tansss hssfAe
rased from the sssy vssgs Of ne tenb ths euhioets
Of diseases IN their NOD terrible fbfme . tne3wo-
nils 81 the most ssAltsa eharnster from iniivii1as
ord Institutions testify. In the Descriptive cirenar
nny - found one from the Maoouie ani OLA pellowS
Lb1gssof Norfolk. The aklo 70 Rivo relief
are numerous and va1ebis ,but persons are villas
tossHend their 10 aad nhmitto course Of ELK.
II VITA . care ascnee eaA BE effected In ord nary
sasess oaAy one a. two weeke being required, and
tnoee - utterly ncurahle only three o. four
wssss yM therosshly purify tie blood. u
sons. IL sstie. 9. the Bewsis. Liver and Kidnsys
sO direct and eAeisak. Deprived humons In the
ctresistion adeet the vital orasas. of two
OF three weeke viii rslisvs the system Of all morbid
nntsef, reaction ensne1 inconfroiable appetite
With high and vigorous health the result In deep
And heavy colds, that often end in rapid deelne,
nothing 10 comparable For mercurisl and syphiline
aneeses 1t 10 truly the only medicine known, NOT
leaving vestiee Of the disease. Pusue the coarse
above, unless the bones have commenced eeeaJrne:
IT %, st the end Of three weeks snspcnA III uee
weeks, recommeHee, and at the end OF three Wesss
the body viii Be restored TO its original health.
We have Just been put In pessesaon OF noefea
supply Of the above invaluable incidence the won.
derfsf curative pcwers Of which ara Iroverbial
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
0RUBBo l. APPER6ON,
a. eg1- 0ruRaiGfa.
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MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE.

r The subscriber (who has been en-
"a gagedwith Messrs Mitchell & Tyler for
No. ISL, south side Of Main street, second
door east of 18th, has opened we selected assort.
ment of WATCHES (sold and Eilver) and JEW
clay of all kinds. and begs leave tosinform the
public that he il prepared sell goods ip his lns ON
moderate terms. He asks attention to his stock and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase, can find
NO objections to his prices
Being practical Matchmaker, he IL also prepared
to repair Watches at short notice. and in the best
manner, or to mend Jewelry in good style. Believ-
ing that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen to do it, he feels assured that persons
who favor him with their patronage once, will need
NO invitation to continue his services when needed
an S0-ts c. L. VOE0ELE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
wEDNEsDA7 H0RNIN0. 5EPf. =, 1854
corrsseoadspss q The D:apeseA.

DAxvn1s, Va Sept q.
M. EDrroa--we received your valuable Paper
Of ths 2ia inas. ycsterday-the Same day on
which if wss issusd. Il came 10 hand just ~ tho
sun was setting, end We he'd the pleasure Of read.
Ing It By Daylight The mail and passenger came
through from Richmond IN II l-a hours-the
quickest trip ever made. You can have no idea OF
the cxcitemeuE that existed among the passenger.
The mail stage FIags'O came In about minutes
ahead Of the opposition line-both stages being
heavily loaded Notwithstanding We havs two
s.ages ruuntDg from this point to the railroad, Il
frequsnfly happens that they cannot aecemmodats
the crowds Of passengers without sendiag On IN
ira coach; and lmay state that the stage propr:s.
tors are always ready TO provide IA the necesss.
ties of travellers In this particular.
The delight Of our citizens Last evening was M
bounded. Both stages were loudly cheered by an
excited crowd ~ they came IN.
Your friend, CHARLIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27

The st Louis Republican Oft 10th inst records
the death of Alexander Harvey, for many years a
prominent and successful trader with the Indians
on the Upper Missouri.
COLD WEArHER-There was quite heavy frost
In the vicinity of Boston on Thursday night. At
Rowley, Macs, the thermometer indicated one de-
gree below freezing point.
The Wings Of Wisconsin have nominated wy.
man spooner 10 tho first district, and Cadwalader
c. Washburn In the second, for Congress.
DR.. J. D. Miller, citizen of Flat Rock, Bourbon
county, Ky, was killed by lightning last Thursday
evening.
Geo w. UnderhiH, recently elected to the Arkar.
sss Senate, died on the 9th.
Chief Justice Robinson, of Uppsr Canada, has
been gazetted baronet.
monument has been erected at Concord, N H.
over the remains of the Countess of Rumtord.
Robert A. Clarke, an artist of note, died In New
Jersey last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
EIGHTH 81. ENGLISH SCHOOL.

= = ~.<F S11@1tJ11 k-OdOO1Js
SHALL resume school September 18th.
my fifth on 9th street, ~ tea cher Of the Enslish
Primary brsnches--Resding Writing, Spelling. Geo
graphy, ATthmet and Grammar. During all this
time l have been literally patronized. now re-
solicit the same favorable confederation premisng
the deepest INTEREST," my pupils morally Te gously
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they wero when
they came to me.
L issue minute reports of progress and of con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulousIy examua
and together a. they come in the close Of
whole session. n p TIYIOR
se Sta