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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Some or THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich
mond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
Jailed to comply with requistion pay the 3 per
share by the 18th iEst., they now requested to
pay the same BY the LIST April as it is important to
the interest of the Company.
JOHN q. CRENsHAW,
NH i6-dtIAp President
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Hen FIRST VoyAGE.-The new steamship Ten
nessee, Capt Lewis Parrish sailed from Baltimore
aher first voyage to Charleston, last Tuesday
fnorning
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Ithas been stated, on authority entitled to the
highest credence, that there IL more work done
every day In England, by the power Of machinery,
than all the men and women in the world could do
withoufit.
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Rev. DIR. Graham, president OF Delaware college,
at Newark, died last Friday
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)AY.-REIIGIOus NOTICE.

ST. PATRICK DAY.-RELIGIOUs NOTICE.
On FRIDAY. nth inst, at ~ O'Clock, P. M, the
lege, will deliver discourse In ST. Peters Cathe.
dTal, corner of Grace and 9Th streets.
After the sermon collection will be taken up for
the benefit of St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum of this
city. NH l6-2t
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T0RY HUTCHEsON's UNRIVALLEI

n UTNTMENT-
For Piles, Sore ThIoats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat or Breast immediately
II cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes of
Horses.
HUTCHESON'S OINTMENT is prepared with
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction
The afflicted are invited to give it trial and if IL
should not accomplish what is claimed for it, then
call II humbug, aud demand your money.
The propnetors have in their possession any num-
Der OF certificates, from of the most respecta-
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States number of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
W HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam Va
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD l. CO. and
mn Il-d&c6m DOVE CO, Richmond Va
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EGGS.-l0o0 dozen fresh Eggs, for sale
IL by the barrel.
NH Is BROWN T. SHOOK.
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HAVANA CIGARs.-WM. ID. MERIwETH
invites the attention of dealers to his stock of CI-
CARS, the largest in this city, and comprising
than DO different brands of Harand Principe and Do
n1estic Cigars
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO,
for Cigars, and the celebrated Denicotised Smoking
Tobacco.
End door from Columbian Hotel
NH 4-lm Gary street
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DEMOyAL-DR. A. C. HARDIN.

~ Graduate OF the Physio Medical C.l.sss as. sna
Infrmary Of Ohio still continues 70 tender ns ~,
vices to the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity Y ~
the departments of his profession. hopins " Mass
attention his profession TO merit All tne
he NAV receive.
DR.. H. NAV be found al the corner Of Broad and
ilth strsets all hours night and day, when not pro
fessiouslly engaged.
NH l4--3m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

a. The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that Of all the Daily papers of Richmond
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The GREAT STATE STAKE The principal can
didates, according to the New Orleans Picayune
spoken of to represent the different States in
the great sweepstakes, to off over the Mataire
Course, on the lst of April, are Lexington, for
Kentucky; Arrow, for Louisiana; Lecompt, for Mis-
sssppi; and either Highlander or Blonde, for Ala
bama. OF course these are liable to be
changed by the slightest accidents, but the stake
is is"play pay" and there many more first
rate horses in training, whose owners would be
pleased to be allowed chance at the money and
fame no disappointment on account of lack of
contestants can possibly occur.
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE New AND I'M
PROVED EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
minutes, but correct all bad cooring produced by
any other Dye, and is positively way injurious. 1t
is the complete and desirable article offered
to the public. Price 81.
BENNETT & BEERS,
lin Agents for Richmond.
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|. ARTIFICIAL TEETH
4 GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
m GREAT REDUCTION IN

nm GREAT REDUCTION IN n
kAA THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved BY buy -
ing from j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -
Building Richmond.
Moleskn HATS, Of best quality. IS 80
Do do second do..................s5 $ %
Fashionable SILK HATS.................. y
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS 20
Fine calfskn sewed SHOES. p
} u. ANTHONY has made Arrangements wsih
Of the best makers In the city of g
supply him with handsome and substantial eaiisAta
sewed BOOT, which be win sell 1t the unprecsdsn'
cd low price Of % SO. Dc
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Gen. D 'Donnell and Jose de la Coneha have
been struck Oft the list Of the Spanish army.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

THEORY OF ODouRs-So much has been written
on our five physical faculties-sight hearing, taste
touen, and sneling-that It has occupied a large
portion of various published works from the time
"hen pruning wasinvented. The three senses first
named nave fairly been written out:' but moi much
nas ". appeared relating directly or indirectly to
tne others. Mr.. Septimus Piesse now gives us a
Ineory ol tne ofaetory nerve in distinguishing
pe,lus. @ scents appear to influence the smelling
nerve ia certain definite degrees There is as il
were an octave OF odours like an octave in music
certain odours blend in unison like The rotes of
an instrument For instance. almond. heliotrope.
Vanaa, aa ana orange blossom, blend together each
producing different degrees of nearly similar i'm
preston Again, we have citron lemon. verbena
ana olange-peei, forming higher octave of smells
whicn blend in similar manner The figure il
conp,eten by what are called semi-odours such
as rose and r0segeranium for the halEnote. uet.v.
grain, the note; neroly black kew. or half.nota.
iohoWeoDy feur d'orauge a full note Then we
nave patchouly, sandal wood and vitiyert with
many otners running into each other From the
perfumes already known, we NAV produce bv
uniting them in proper proportions. The smell n
almost any flower When the perfumes are mixed
which strike the same key of the olfactory nerve
no idea of different scent is produced as the scent
dies off from the handkerchief: but when tbey ore
not mixed upon this principle, then we hear that
such and such aperume becomes 'sickly' or faint
after it has been in use short time.-Basticks An.
mats Of Pharmacy and Chemistry.
The correspondent of the New York Times
writing from Washington, in letter dated March
18th, says:
High words passed between the REPRESENTATIVES.
M essrs; bocock and Skelton, to day. The latter
JUST 6e lore adjournment objected to something pro-
posed by Mr.. Bocock. who Immediately on adjourn
tmeht, stepped up to him. and shaking his fist nnder
9a als nose, exclaimed You are scoundrel. sir.-a
Salineo Sa scoundrei-now make the most of it, Mr..
again." 'p ~ e
Harrisburg paper gives a case of absence of
Ihlnd thus: "a girl who one of our irst loves
was was one night lighting us out, after having passed
deilgntful evening and in bashfui treddatiou. she
Prev us out OF the door, and drew the candlestick
behind the door and kissed it,
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MIN.
santa Anna acknowledges the authority of the
Pope in the matter. Itis believed by MANY howey
err that Santa Anna and the priests in his interest
only wish to rid themselves OF the Archbishop who
Is a good man in every respect The charges
against the prelaie are thought to be unfounded
all events.
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<NRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun

a
~ dIed Euameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sais st reduced phces.The subscriber has for sale
The largest stock of @ CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
lecture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
aud patterns such IS square topped Gothic, Lptic,
tircie, Nc, with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum
iurT Pieces, &c., 10 match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &c, from town and
country, punctUally attended to and fully pac ked
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
nt the lowest northern prices with the usual dis
couuts ot, cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9th and 9th SITS, Richmond Va.
ir (73n" SAMUEL d. DFNOON,
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An iron statue of Henry Clay has been erected
in Philadelphia.
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rHRTgTIAN &. LATHROP, No 81

Main street have Just received. ana Afe n.e
rransrsS IL A. hlbit 10 their cnstomers ael.oies
"a 81 ~ ns6rodsred Collars. Sleeves
Hdkfs Bandn, &c.; Scotch 0inxhsms eaa a. siihs
is..s Main aud printed ChAlea rtch dfsss s,asS ~
M ana lsce MATTHIAS and Tslmers. NAV
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A TTENTION. ANGLERS-FRESH

Z I TN HUN, NNU I4Eh hN.--F II T. , 1T
~ SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE.-I am uow
opening the most complete assortment of FISHING
TACKLE | have ever had Amongst my assortment
may br found all the variety Of Hooks such Viz
-.le. Liuerck. Kirby Hinged Trout, S0ckdologers,
e.. bes dcs full assortment of Hooks gut aud
giup. Also Gut and Gimp, extra; sin gle and double
Trimmings; Rugged Lines, with Floats and Hooks,
complete; Sea Grass and Horse Hair; Floats and
Singers extra; Cotton, Linen and Flax Lines: Twist
a., Plated Spun. Cabeaid and Braided SILK Lines,
,l rolls. Of superior quality; Reed, Bamboo aud
Walking Cane Fishing Rods, in great variety.
Also. lust received, fine assortment Of Coils and
Aliens RFNOLNERS.
JAMES WALSH, Maker and
nah l5-2N Importer of Guns, Rifles, &c.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The HAig has an editorial on Northern bravado.
1t aludes to the spunky clergymen ind probes sors
of Yale College and intimates that the South had
better prepare to defend herself against an army
of Northern apostles who have done nothing worse
than 'steal" few of our negroes in particular and
wear the '1ivery of the Heaven to serve the devil
In" generally. In conclusion, the whig advises
these contemplate Northern bravadoes to repress
as far as they can their alarming fighting propensi
ties-to mind their own business-quit traducing
the South-leave off stealing Southern properly
and, above ALL to give up their vile and barefaced
hypocritical cant.
The Penny Post makes the immense mineral
wealth of the country through which the Danville
Railroad passes the subject of an editorial 1t
shows that it is of the richest mineral regions OF
which there is any account.
The Mail recommends to the people of fRichmond
an additional subscription of $780, 900 in aid of the
Central Railroad, and hopes our citizens will act
with promptness and energy commensurate with
the impending necessities of the company, and
with the paramount importance of the SUBJ
ject
The Enquirer has strong article on the Charles
Ton Convention. thopes for great results from
the action OF the Convention. The omens are all
propItious and if the Southern States will unite all
tnelr influence they may wrest from the North
the commerce of the world 1t only REQUIRES
unity of purpose, unity of counsel and unity of
action
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER, Va
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES l. WAL.
FORD. corner Main and IIth SITS.
EA few dollars paid for insurance, is security for
thousands NH 6-dlm
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Private adyices from Mexico state that the Arch
bishop of Mexico has been summoned to Rome by
Pope to answer certain charges brought against
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L. j. CARSON d Co., Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good essort.
ment Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie l9-Iy
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLlC:-Ohice on Franklin street, under
the metropolitan Hail. Richmond, Va, mol
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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-

n NOTICE To GENIIEMEN.-
ii We are now prepared at the Ladies saloon.
No. 7S Main street, to manufacture 10 order
~ Gentleuen's Boots and Shoes of every de-
scri ption in the best and most fashionable styls.
Gent emen are invited to call and leave their orders
We have also constantly on hand, Of our own man.
ufacture every description of Boots and Shoes for
gentlemen, to which their attention s requested.
WHITE l. PAGE -
fe "a No. IS Main street.
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
sums to suit purchasers for sale at all times by j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank
dec 9f-d6m
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICH MOND, VIRGINIA,
}. MlLDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEToR
Sc lo-ly Forneriydt yoness Hotel PhiladeEDhia
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags Ma
chinery, Linen, &c, made to order
M. G. WHITMAN
At Langey's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th ST., between Main and Franklin.
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4 MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. =
n II u NntrE From TIT

=
SPRUCE STREET FIRE:
NKw YoRK, March 9th, 1854.
SILAs c. HERRING. Esq;
Dear Sis:--It is with gratitude and pleasure that
iafovu YOU Of the complete Of your ceebra-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
books, papers aud accounts deposited in L. from the
destructive ERE of the 5th inst. and which, after be-
tng buried in the burning ruins days forth with
tHt trace of fire upon them. From this severe
f,s Rave increased confidence In the superiority Of
ypJT afes all others have vet seen You will
s-estly obhse me by sending me another "Salaman.
d.t" forthwith, and hereafter I shall give myself
uueasness as 10 the safety ef its contents
truly yours, 4. r. HATCH
- A full assortment of HERRTNG'S FIRE and
RGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found at 1856
Cry street, sisu OF the Red Safe
n. McCANDLIsH, JR.
NH l'-ts Agent for Va.
IbREMlUMS REDUCED.-OFF FICE
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSU-
RANCE co. Richmond. March l0ih, lS5i-At a
gular meeting OF the Board of Directors at their
ice this day, ordered that the rates Of Insurance
BALTIMORE and RICHMOND
PHILADELPHIA and do
NEW YORK and do
BY first class vessels be reduced TO three eighths of
cle per cent, sad that the same be published. The
rate by steamers bstw cen Baltimore and Richmond
as heretofore IA per cent.
THOS NJ. ALFRIEND,
mh l}-lw Secretary.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
sH TERMs on ApvKRT1eIN0.

u Ten LINES on LESS MAKE souAnE longer
sdvertisemenfs charged IN exact proporon and paya
bic In advance. -
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NEW AND CHEAP LONDON EDI-

= EW AND CHEAP LONDON EDI-
~ TlONS j. W. RANDOLPH has received
large additions to his stock of English Books.
Railways and Sketch es ef the Construction and Ma
teflal, with plates, by II, NJ. Stevenson; SIC.
Sewel on Steam and Locomotion, with plates; 2
vols; 75c.
POrtlock's Geology for the use of beginners; p ates
Ste.
Dobson's Rudiments of the Art of Building; plates
&c.
Allen on Cottage Building or Hints for Improving
Dwellings; plates; SIC.
Dempsey Tubular and otker Iron Girder
Bridges; plates; SIC.
Lardner on the Steam Engine; plates; SIC.
SWindell on Well d igging and Boring: plates; SIC
Baker on Land and Engine ering Surveying; plates
7jc-
Pyne on Perspective, for use of beginners; plates
&c.
Law on Civil Engineering: plates; 75c.
Glynne on the Power of Water; plates; 75c
III
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OEU. w. w II4IIAHh "a OU., COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, RIcHMosD, NA.-Office on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wiiI attend strictly to
the sale of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, &c.; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods, &c They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
ma Him SAMF WILLIAMS
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RIG M0ND, VA:
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1854
VIRGINIA.

DEATH OF JAMES NELsoN-The Staunton Spec
tator announces the death of James Nelson a high
ly respected and valuable citizen of Augusta coun-
ty. For seventeen years he was acting Commits
soner for the Revenue for that county, and has
been for several years President of the Bank of the
Valley at Staunton. In all the relations of life pub.
lie and private he sustained most enviable repu.
tation, and enjoyed the highest confidence and es-
TEEN of the community in which he lived.
MAIL RoBBER ARREsTED-The post boy between
Buffalo Gap and Mlborough has been arrested on
charge OF robbing the mail, and committed to jail
In Staunton TO await trial before the United States
Court.
DUNNAvANT.-This individual, Gays the Southside
Democrat, has been examined at Chesterfield c. Fl.
and committed to stand his trial before the Supreme
Court, which holds its session on the 2sth of April
next on which occasion he will have to answer the
charge of stealing saddle.
AccIDENr.-The cars on the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad weregdetained for a considera-
BILE time last Wednesday evening" near the Glover
Hill junction, by the disarrangement OF truck
Damage slight.
WITHDRAwN.-The steamer Curtis Peck has been
temporarily Withdrawn from the route between this
city and Norfolk. She has gone to Baltimore to be
overhauled
DEATH.-Caleb E Booth, Alderman of the third
ward in Wheeling, died last Monday of consump
tion
Virginia contributed during the last year up
wards of $4,000 to the American Colonization
Society, and sent 241 emigrants to Liberia. The
contribution by Virginia was as great as that of
New York. and greater than that of any other State
Her number of emigrants greatly exceeded that of
any one of the other States.
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Court MARTIAL ON DR.. STEINER U. S. A
The War Department Gays the Washington Starr
have ordered Court Martial upon Assistant Sur
geon Joseph M Steiner U. S. A., for killing his COM
mander, Maj Arnold, not long SINCE it will be le-
collected. They are to assemble at Austin, Texas,
on the 18th of April. DR.. S. is supposed to be in
the hands of the civil authorities of Texas and it
is not anticipated that he will refuse to deliver him.
self up to be tried for his military offence The at
fray, which resulted in the death of the lamented
Arnold, was witnessed but by single other indi
vidual, sergeant, aoho has since deserted.
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REMARKABLE SUrcIDE-A correspondent of the
Cleveland Plaindealer, writing from Clyde Ohio.
on the 9th ult, gives account of singular case
of suicide. man named CLANCY H. REYNOLDS
of that place went into the woods to work in his
usual spirits, and was found hung dead by his poe
ket handkerchief attached to limb. When found
his hands were in his pockets, and there were no
marks of struggle on the ground, though his head
was but little higher than if he sat in chair 1t ap
peared that, after going into the woods, he had en-
deavored to fell tree, but it lodged on another
when he tried to fell another upon it. and thus
bring to the ground, but the tree fell the wrong
way, and another was tried with the same result
In memorandum book in his pocket was found
the following article:
al am tired of lite. The Lord suffers every thing
to go against me. These three trees all fell the con-
trary way; yet it is not on that account that am
about to commit this deed Iimpute nothing to NV
present wife, but it is difficulty with my first wife
that causes me to commit this act NV sons
live in Whteside county, Ill. have concluded not
to 60 there, as shall see Col Seeley and shoot him
upon sight | concluded this the best course.
hope my wife will not lay this too much to heart
and that she will find friends in this hour of afic
ton"
He had been married to his last wife only about
four months, and depended on days work for the
support of his family.
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
In advance of all the other houses.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
NH
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GWEET OIL.-250 baskets and boxes
~ Sweet Oil, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO,
NH Is Druggists, 80 Main st.
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DYE WHISKEY-35 bbls. fine old
Ii Gibson Whiskey, superior article, in store aud
for sale by ]. b. STEGAL,
NH I6 No. 2t Main ST.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGARS.-Crushed
In Loaf, Pulverized. Granulated and Coffee Suears
Head Rice, extra quality just received and for sale
by RAWLINGS MILLER
ma Is Corner Pearl and Cary sts
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we take the following extract from the Califor.
MIA Miners Commandments which in point of ap-
plication would merit an insertion in the ten COM
mandments
Thou shalt not take thy money, nor thv gold
dust nor thy good name, to the gambling table in
vain; for monte, twcnty-one, routello, faro, laus
quenet and poker will prove to thee that the more
thou psttest down, the less thou shalttake up and
when thou thinkest OF the wife and children. thou
shalt not hold thYself gutless, but insane"
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+. Z. NIUULSUN,
fe IL Hall OF Science, 1l0 Main st.
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Y1O COUNTRY MERCHANTS S.-RAW-
Il LINGS MILLER, GRoCERs AND CoMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS. corner Pearl and Cary streets
are prepared offer to the trade full assortment Of
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES and LIQUORS,
which they will sell the usual terms to punctua
dealers NH Is
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Bile
lEl
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NO. GOSHEN BUTTER.-20 kegs in
IN store and for sale by
NH Is WILLIAMS & BRO
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