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writiea s,r tina Ellsworth American.
THE AMERICAN Party.

Ii is truly amusing to listen TO tn
slang, GIBBS, geers and would oe cunning
OF our common enemy. AT enc time IT i
something like the following. Now be
hold your shattered bark 'oss upon tn
foaming waves OF strife for office. Lon!
ago told YOU that il was for loaves ant
fishes that you entered into such com
pact; and, now having failed to get thu
long soug, for place. you are ready Il
blow the thing as high as kite; while tt
another the strain is something like thus
Come, go with us. You made mis-
take last year, but then, we are all lab !,
10 mistakes; but mark you, he IS tn,
true man who seeing his error makes i'm.
mediate ,epera,ion. Now ice are all
ready to receive you. We all wan, you
to come. You are just as god demo.
crst as | am. and as the X, Ms, are al
fighting for office, they will certainly vino
up by the next election, &c &c. One
thing have to say to those far seeing
cunning wild Cats" tina, the X. n
party was neve Z so ,enscioosly united as
a, present. Its basis is principle, not of.
hce. Principles which canno, blow
away in day, nor year; but will
survive when the old parties are among
the things that were Differences OF
opinion there may be in regard 10 the
disposition Of Office, but Office is no, the
basis Of the party. The party j. bourd
together by ties, which are stronger than
Custom House gold or government, pap.
Instead of breaking on the waves oI
strife for Office, we shall grind our en-.
emies to powder. Rally up your strength.
Attack the fearful ones, il you can End
them in our ranks, Though many we can
find yours but to meet us mex, Septem
Der with any thing like front, rs gu, o
the question. The American party ii
the county Of Hancock i. no, TO be whip
ed into the traces OF the old parties. -
Money may be freely spent, the smooth
est OF words used and most outrageou
and intricate lies told and circulated, tt
brighten some and deter others from tn,
party. bu. i, CANNOT 60 down. For thu
party is made up Of too much solid ma
teriai. Men whose faces are sweaty will
labor and hands brown with toll, are no
to be frightened from pursuing their on
ward course in principle. Lawyers, LOAF
ers aud lickspettIes, may attempt to LEAF
but will find but little Of the bone, sineW
and muscle Of society 10 follow them il
their cringiug Romanism, Wild Ca
Rumism aud demagosue counting slavery
Stand from under. The Americans O
Hancock county will be true.
ELLSWORTH
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sance, curse and pes, TO society a
buse the law-maaing power for enactins
laws protecting it; tell the ignoran, aud
degraded partizans of society that they
would verify be doing Gods service to
set il on fire; and thus continue 10 ex.
cite the worst passions Of the worst men
until at length they should set it on fire.
Now 1t is the duty of the fire companies
to es,inguish ii, ami suppose in doing so
they act in arash, reckless manner. break
and smash things, and perhaps play a
stream of water upon "our hat"
The warm. personal friends Of the
iremen would defend them in what they
had done, even il wrong. as long as the
intentions were good but others might
censure them for their rashness aud say
they were unfit Tor f-emen. Bot would
this be any justification of ourself or the
miserable scamps who fred the chapel !
By no means, aud none but an idiot
could so construe il An abuse of pow.
er i, no argument agains, its use and
because an editor condemns the abuse,
he mus, be fool vino argues from the
premise. tina, the editor = opposed to the
power
Although pretended Justice" may be
rather muddy headed. we ihisk the APP
plcation OF the case we have supposed,
too plain to need any further demon
And now, Mr. Justice, permi, us to say
in conclusion. with all due solemnlty.
come on with your rat killing :"
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BREVITIES.

A Wi.E ASswER,-"You must not
play with that little girl, my dear" said
az in jadicious parent.
But. ma. like her. she is good
lptie gtri and I'm sure she dresses as
pre,,ily as ever do. and has lots fto,s
IL csnao, help that, my dear ;" respond.
ed the foolish mother,.' her father is "a
shoemaker.
But I don, play with her father |
play with her she a,n'i shoemaker
Jona, Wrote to his father alter the Is Ina
swallowed him sta.iug that he though lac
had found good opening for youu. man
gong into the oil busimess-but alter
wards wrote for money to bring him home
stating thx he had been sucked in
The St. Nicholas, New York and
Clarendon hotels have reduced the price
Cd, board from three dollars per day TO
Two dollars aud fifty cents. The As.or
remains At three dollars.
The editor OF the Southern Democra,
aAystia, he is acquiring flesh" IL he is, we
expect t.e steals 1t tron the butcher or
ii"n sone ne shDor's meat houes.-
Pf-!ntEs.
A contract has been made in Boston
bv :ke French government for over 400,-
QUO gallons Of new rum to be shipped to
the Grimea.
SoxxRsSr AND kENNnEc RAILROAD.
The trains upon this road are again run
ia the usual time the road having been
thoroughly repaired.
The N.w York 6relnen were KEEP,
busy during Friday night there being 40
less than seven fires and que false alasm
bn, they were al ex'inguished before
making much PROCESS.
An old lady while indvlgiag a few
evenings sisce IN rens,s~nces ot gIrll,oOd
when she had los Of 5eaMs. exclaimed
WHY the truth is, that al one time
MAS 90 happy that ! was fairly anco'nior,-
able
Mr. Yo,att, Of England. in case. Of
persoms bitten BY dogs, has healed more
,Aaa iour hundred cases with II uriate o.!
silver. aud not one had any symptoms Of
hydsuAi'Obia.
Aasesieas spectators are said I" be
travelling IA Upper Canada. bargaining
for escps in tie gsosnd. hsg<. sheep.
mich cuws. yoGag butts, iaN-es. aud 10
deed ssyshipx saleAble the farnsess may
haze.
The caaker worm Is beginning 10 strip
the shade tsees ia New Yosk s,sA Bsaok-
Iva. They are amoas the fxss TO profit
by the showess-
These are tvo hssdsed aad sir,y To-
camsSsise engines suuniny "n the differ
ent road. fto,N ChieAs. ,tst are hes sed
u thsa city.
EvrussIv UyrsoxssA,r. There Is a,
81 ~ sr,seaims fra the daw a man
Ia, makes's shs,, 10 Tray. the e'neiad
~ pwsssn Of which reads thus:
q. Oyesaes msAs lsses tSau ever"
Ssae ore eailei RicAai Steele the |
.v,lsss II y sskisi." he vsp,ies wuS
,ssssA Asailay. 1T ~eald be sis'ioss |
vaeh n wess"
II ~ ysssg ..s sSa are asiaz B,s-
n. ve say. sisis Olt II II ssd prs:sr e
ssstset ssia Witch s.a esaasal y"a
ssy essie s,i sase s.'s1 1sseeasss e
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u Messrs. Brown & Morrison now
run an Omnibus six times daily between
this village and the Falls. We are
pleased to observe that it is always we'll
filled. Men find that it is a saving OF
money to pay the ":opence" and ride,
rather than lose the time aud walk
This Omnibus, with other growing symp.
toms, clearly indicated that Ellsworth i.
.oon destined to become a city.
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4 preacher took passage on one Of the
Lake Erie steamers on Sunday lately,
and before be had been long on board he
applied 10 the captain for leave to hold a
religious meeting. The captain replied,
"No-fx any mlnisterwho will travel on
a Sunday. is no, Il, TO preach on boa I'd
my boat"
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The chronological AID WNer-Csse
Journals fos June have been received. -
A new volume Of each commences With
the Jnly number. Terms only 81 a year
eaeh-vesy for cheap for papers so valu.
bic.
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The tide Of emigratson still continues
to flow from the aorth Of Scotland to
Canada. One vessel left the city Of
Abesdeen foe Quebec with $50 emigrants.
The total aambee from tina, quarter dur
ing the last tvo months amount TO alb
5000 DER sons.
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CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE. This
beautiful Monthly for June has been re.
ceived, after missing US for April and
May. Hope the publishers will send US
those two numbers, fx we admire il 50
much we are unwilling to have the set
broken. Its reading is excellent, engrav.
ings beautiful aud colosed Aowee plate
NEST beautiful.
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The Columbia. Texas. Democra, Of
May %. published BY Yankees. say..-
I'VE have had roasting ears from our
garden now two weeks. The corn is the
early sugar kind. and was wstered on
f;osty mornings when the first planting
throughout the country was killed"
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PETERSON for July lisa superb number.
We have heretofore said so much in il,
favor that we canno, think Of anything
new to say. Il only cost. - a year.
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The mean ones are not all dead -
Occasionally we find tina, our list is no,
thoroughly purged, and believing tina, it is
bu, justice to the public to make known
the names OF such mean ones as we may
from Time TO time discover we append the
following list OF persons who received the
american for near SIX monihs, and then
refused to take ii from the office OF pay
for the time they had it:
NJ II Seavy, Rockland,
l. Reed, fremont,
Jno. Davis,
X Mitchell,
NJ W Day, E. Eden.
II Farnswor,h, Indian River.
is Crowley,
4 w Cole. Alfred.
We have no confide nee in the honesty
OF persons who will pursue such course
1t they owed US fot five years subscription
We would sooner give il TO them than
disgrace our lis, by keeping their names
upon it. 1t has cost US something to
find out the mean ones but to save other.
a similar expense, We pnbllsh their names.
II we have any more such upon our lis,
we would take i, as great favor il they
would make themselves known at once.
that We may publish their names.
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fore US, marking then in memosy's calen
der with a rose hued line. None bu,
those who reside in city eau appreciate
these suburban trips, So you goot
people d Ellsworth, enjoying as you
do the bracing air OF the couniry-sea.i
neled BY mountains and guided with for
ests. may smile at the raptures We are ii,
aud fancy We are lit,Ie-jus. little
tout o ,orts." But We disclaim this ia
toto and in some future letter intend
dwelling more at length upoa this sug'
ges,ive ubject.
STRAWBERRY FEsTiyALs are the order
Of the day. Here there aud every.
where, about our city, we see them ad.
vestised. Got up by the ladies'. these
festivals take exceedingly well, and being
generally devoted 70 some benevolent
object, result in much good. This deli.
cisos berry IS now ia iss issight. aud a
more luscious repa., than berries and
e'ea" cannot be found during this warm
weather. We are glad to zee them Le.
coming so popular. Next week there
are to be two IN the immediate vicinity
II our residen ce, so we Can soon speak
from lase experience, and may make an
item in our next in regard to them
The ladies-God bless EN-" Gas q
brother chip yclept Sou,hwick says
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CIIpTHFP FOREIGN NEWS.

l EURTHEk tOhE1AuAs u
| NEW YoRx, Sept. as.-We have the fol.
lowing additional foreign news;
Admiral Bruat, telegrapns on september
10th, a. follows:
/ If onr victory. The multiplicating Of the
works of defence exceeds anything ever seen
| in the history of war.
"The capture of the Malakof placed ia
the hands of the allies large amounts of
material and immense establishments of de-
| fence-the Importance of which it is not pos
sible now to state. Tomorrow the allied
troops will occupy karabelnaia and the
town, and an Auglo. French commission will
be occupied in making returns of the mate
rails abandoned by the enemy"
On Sept. 10th, he telegraphs that 'the allies
are fastening prepar ations, in case Gortscha
koff attempts ito reach Perekop, to intercept
him"
The Paris Moniteur says that up to the
10th, the French loss had been ascertained
to be $500 wounded, and not less than 1000
dead. The English. in their assault upon
the Redan, had 600 killed and 1400 wounded,
the latter including lao officers.
WHAT THE RUSSIANS THINK OF IT.
A Russian paper sa11e that "Sebastopol of
the South is replaced3ty Sebastopol of the
North-a formidable ASHTON, bristling with
inuumor&ple guns, WHICH comPacI aTuly
will henceforth defend Gortschakoff, by q
momentary sacrifice, has avoided useless eff,
fusion of blood, preserved the army, and
placed it In position that enables him to
hold his post"
Gortschakoff telegraphs, on the eth, as fol.
lows:
II regret to say that we left 500 men 10
| the south side of the city, grievously wound
ed. only lost 100 in crossing over to the
north side''
Gortschakoffs army. now in the North side
| of Sebastopol, 10 placed as follows: The ex.
treme right rest upon the Star fort. and
holds a strong position on the North shore Of 2:
protected by field works extending along
| Inkerman Ridge. The left consists of Ii.
| prsndi's forces, running from Mckenzie 8
farm to the heights on the Baksha Serria
Road.
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COMMERCIAL,

New ORLEANs, Sept. &c Cotton dull and de-.
clined 1-e. Sales to-day 1000 bales middlipg at 9
R93.s.
CHARLESTON. Sept, 27.-Couon declined 3.s
SO. Sales for the week $500, receipts $500 Stock
on hand 1000. Rice unchanged. Wheat advanced
a cents Flour unchanged
BALTIMORE. Sept. % Flour heavy without
quotable change. Howard. Ohio and City Mills
" 81 Wheat irm-Red 81 1881 co. white 81 90
ash go. Corn duil-white and yellow s5sss; choice
lots white 80. Mess Pork S21e$22 Bacon Sides
IL 1-2. Bulk Meats Shoulders IL Sa12 Sides
IL; Hams ii 3 4a12 Lard unchanged and scarce.
NEW York. Sept. 26.--Flour irm-Straight State
brsnds 81 81; Southern 90 81. Wheat trids lower;
Southern white 90 05s$2 O6. Core trif1e lower
Western mixed 86sS7. Pork trifs higher-Mess
S22 Is. Beef-Chicago repacked II 1-2s12. Wits.
key finn and UNCHANGED. Stocks lower.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real
A&lESTAVE. ON RR0QKE mIrn AInIxE uoI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
StEsFATE, ON BROOKE TURNPIKE, FOR
sAhE.-By virtue of decree Of the County Govt
81 HsnIiso. pronounced In suit thersin depending.
In the name OF Bartlett Tyler In his own riaht and
a. Administrator of Allen Tyler, son., deed. and
Soab heIa5y and Harriet his wife. Wsshin stsn
franklin and Bstsey his wife, OF John Kersey and
Mary his wife, plaintiffs, Edmund Tyler, Alonzo
Tyler and Ann Eliza Tyler. the last two of whom
9is iniau:s under the age of twenty one years. by
James Elicit their guardian I'D Item. assigned to
defend them in this suit-ths underaig ned Commits.
sioneT, appointed b. desree fox the pur pose will
ALL on WEDNESDAY. the Sd dag OF October, 1855,
at o'cssG r: Nj q certain piece or parcel If Land
lying lying and being 10 The couaty Of Hsn,iso, three
Turnpike road. containing two acres, it being the
same owned and occupied 0y Alien Tyler sen.. de-.
csssed late Of the county of Henrico
Also By yidue of desree of the Circuit Court
OF Henrioo, pronounced on the 18th day Of May,
1855 In the cause of Bartlett Tyler, guardian, NC
vs. John Taylor guardian ad fften &c, 4 ,0ill sell
at the same tune the premises certain peca or
parcel Of Lsud, adjoining ths piece abovs described,
to the hieh=st bidder, containing about six sc.es be
the same more Or less
Terms made known on day of sale.
BARTLETT TYLER, COMMISSIONER
ae l4-cSt&td6s
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NANCER POSTTIVELY CURED,
" WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE OR

NANCEk + Us IL v T. LY CUREO,
~ WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE OR
cAUsfIc Having obtained. while on VI VT to Eu:
rope, remedy for Cancer, on my return proposed
to test Its eficscY, having been assured In Europe
that It never failed to the most vrulent cases
have n:w tested its virtues In a number of cases.
most of the patients from distance, but several
within this city. and in every case with triumphant
success Every upon which have tried, its
virtue had been subjected to the best medicsl and
surgical skill the country could afford aud had been
abandoned by the Faculty as iuourable, before my
remedy was applied
The first within the city was that of Robert
Nichols residing in Bethel street, East Baltimore
The Cancer In the breast, very large, and of
years standing.
TIE next is that Of our worthy citizen, Mr.. Thos
Bissett keeper of Franklin Square, near go years of
age; it was Cancer In the neck Of over tro years.
standing. And the of Mrs Pctts, No. Ill Grun.
dy street, Northwest part Of the city; of Can
Ger Ia the breast Of over three yeer.' standing Ia
each of these CASES the Cancer has been extracted
and these interested call and examine for them
selves The cancerous fumOrs are preserved and
can also be seen at 102 Baltimore ct.
This remedy is guaranteed to cure all external
cases. where vital organs are not affected. No CURE,
MORAY.
The terms always regulated with essh individual
before the application made. Patients attend
ed ct any distance from the city.
JOHN GATHERS, 102 Baltimore st.
28-dSt BA,tim0rs Md
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BY LARUs & SHINE.
DARN IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR

Il SALE BY AUCTION -Will be sold al pubIie
auction, in front Of Henrico Court House, at IL
O'Clock NJ, on the lat day of October term of the
Farm, lying about mills, lelow Richmond, contain.
ing 40 acres more or less portion of which IL heavily
umoered snd ao1oins }. B. Alice, r McKepzis, and
othe.s-a plat Of which will be exhibited On the dsv
of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash, one-fourth in 4, and Il
months for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
Sale positive. LARUS Il SHINE,
Sc &c An,t;onss,.
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YELLOW FEVER IN VICKSBURG,
MISS, AND ELSEWHERE.

VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Sept. 26-There have
been forty deaths from yellow fever here du.
ring the past week.
There were 270 new cases and 20 deaths in
Canton, Miss, last week.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOV HATS AT AUCTION-On WEDNEs
GAY. 18th October. we will sell, at 10 O'clock at
our auction store, 500 Roots Shoes and Hats
fresh and desirable Fall and Winter Goods
TERMS Under 800 cash; 800 and over months
credit, for approved paper.
se26 AMI.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
STOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS. CT

SIOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS, CT
- 9Ahs, klein FRIDAY Morning. the 18th in
nsns, commencing at 10 O'clock, will sell at auc
,,on 10 our sales room. up stairs. "a Main street.
Goods, consisting In part of ~
50 pieces Irish Linsns % pieces Black Alracs; 10
pieces SattinetE 80 pair Blankets; 40 dcz Cambric
Hckfs; $50 dog Hosiery; so dog black L Belts
Aiso-A large assortment Of Silk and Gotten Hdhf.;
Ca,ieoeE Merinos; so pieces Bleashed Cotton, 81
and so doz fancy Hair and Cloth Rrushes toeeth-
or with well selected assortment OF Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods.
Aiso-60, 600 imported Ciears.
country mersharts would do well to attend A the
stock viii be closed out without any reservation
Ine stock Will be sold in lots to suit tn. trsde
"sN LARUs SHINE, Auets
CONT1NUED.-The above Stock sale
q Ury Goods, Cigars &C., &c. will be contiIued on
moNuAf next, the LIST Of October, at 10 O'clock
ee ZS-Ze LARuS L SHINE Aucts
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BY BAKER, PLEASANTs & CO.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wew wi


= sell at Auction on MONDAY, Ostober let. 1855
e ne hSnr Of II O'CLOCK, upon the premises IN
tnoEp a. n;5ruvslls formerly owned ana Occupied
Mr Christopher Matox and otbers the aid trsc,
contains SS6 acres. the greater portion Of which Is
cleared and in good state of cultivation There IL
upon the premises good dwelling. containing seven
all In good order.
This 70 one Of the most beautiful ard desirable
Yarns IN lower Virginia; 1t IL situated II miles be.
low Richmond, on the Chieksheminy; 10 q remarks-
ply neeihy iosafion, and the nsighborhood unex.
cepGonable; the land 10 we'll adapted to Corn Oats
sS Sa Wheat MI. M..ox, residing or the YARN Or
this side, will take great pleasure 10 sho VIM the prs
n.lses to any one wishing to purchase.
Ono Dray and three Bussies
fefms accommodating, and made known at sale
% lS BAkER, PLEASANTS l. co, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF Me-
0hOEs Il will sell at public sale, on the Sd Of
October rexs Ct Dentonvills, Hanover county, ave
likely NEG hOES. Terms cash.
ARCHER A. ANDERSON Adm,or
ALSo-On same day and at same place. viii be
sold five other NEGKOES the PROPERTY of Chi.
dress Il Saunders. Terms cash, ne Is td.
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BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS.

BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
Tc> ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
~ BREEDERS The following 6ne BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale, at auction. on
FRIDAY. the Foue Mile das of the Fairfield IVA }
Races. Oct. 5th. 1855. Immediately after the Raes
|. Bay Stallion. Grife Edmondson now five vears
old. in fine health and condition
2 Grey mare, Andrewetta, about 10 years old, now
stnted to Grife.
8. Gray Colt, by Revenue, dam Andrewetts, now
SyeaIs old
T. sorrel Colt, by Tallo-Ho, dam Andrswetta
5. sorrel Fllley. by Revenue. dam Andrewetta
part of this stock is owned j1icty By Cheatham
Tailey. Mr.. Talley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the leas. reserve.
The Stock ID now at the Fai field Rsoo Cou se ia
fae condition, under the immediate charge Of ar
j. Taley who will tsse pleasure ia giving any intor.
NATION in regard TO them.
The property 10 sold for DIVISION on account OF
the continued indisposition of Mr. Chesthsm
70 persons wanting such property, rare chance
is now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the country.
Terms cash. f. 9. GRUMP,
Acting for A Cheatham.
Sc l0-dtds TAYEO9 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LATER FROM HAvANA-ADvANCE IN

LATER FROM HAVANA-ADVANCE IN
SUGAR.
NEW YohK, Sept. 25.-The steamer Grenada,
from Havana, with dates to Monday last, has ar
rived.
The political news IL dull
Sugars are active at advanced prices. White
l.4al2c, and brown Lear 3s4c. Sterling ex-
change dull-New York Id pc. cent
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81 BARD TIMES COME NEVER.
"a NO MORE.
NA Oh! dear me, what shocking hard timesi
6Ib Yet against them we ell have been striving q;
For there Ii NO pleasure without any dimes-
So. to keep up, we all must be driving.
A toast just now will give you;
You'll drink to it, certain and aure:-
Success to all trades that's in Richmond,
And hard times come never, no more
It's good times we are now for preparing,
III tell you now one thing you San dc
If your Watch needs any repairing.
Call on Main street, to BAR-THO-LO.MEW.
| have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
pll warrant them for to run we'll,
And may hard times come never, no more
One thing will ask of you all,
Before from this place you retire,
On BARTHOLOMEW just give call,
He has got any Jewelry you desire.
call from you 10 all l solicit.
NY name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors asst Pizzini's. you cannot miss it.
And Iaay hard times coma never, no more.
w J. BARTHOLOMEW. Matchmaker,
se1 Corner 18th and Main st
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

NURSES GRANTED Observation-Disclosures, ETC.
PoRT4MtuTH, Sept. z7-10 P. M.
tsVe hard OF bur few new cases and deaths
DfSdhOCfeld, the siting Chairman of the Sanitary
Committee has given the majority of nurses notice
that their services are required no longer and that
hey c'n Obtain an honorable discharge BY calling at
hs Sanitary Committee Office. Many OF them leave
lai hour
eh,S n john Foreman, Miss Gray. Master Solo.
non wilkins, Child of John T. Holiday, Negro Boy
", Edwards, Negro man (free,) and at Hospi.
s'N q, 81 O'clock A. N. Only one death las
nshh Mn Conneiy, and that in the portion OF
hvn called "Newtown" v