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Z ov RGrREsxNTAr,vEs, !
Feb. 10Th. 1855. (
RITZ ~. RxrurAriox.. At a. social

RITZ ~. RxrurArioS.. At a. soci Al
meeting a few eten.nss since. the Gauss
OF h'oAica.ion, among other SUBJECTS.
were the theme Of CON, er .a,ion. 4 gen.
'ieman stated that when q Young man
he was in the habl, Of enjoying himself
wuh his friends over a social bottle until
Father Taylor cured him with q clap Of
| thunder. walking. or Father rolling,
through the stree. one day." he eon,inu.
ed. Il hailed the old salt, Singing .u,.
How d do. my old boy'' Father T.y.
lor stopped short, aud seizias me By the
coat COLLAR with both hands. losked inc
s.ernIy in tie iaee.-l shall never forge,
that loot. sud then denlnded IN 4
voice Of ,himder--'Houng man, 10 r.m
OF more value To sou than you, repsso.
ton! Go home apd get sober; the ve,y
dogs in the gay shun you in disgust.
wen. home deeply ash amod, and tho
ten years have elapsed SINCE that time.
nothing that could in,oxiea.e has passed
my lips. nor shall ! ever Jorge, tbs. nv
r'Psfafio" IS rorsh oil the ,va il skf
rovjd."-Atlas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

The Railway Advertiser tells the fol.
lowing good story Of one Of the upper
ten: mir - is one Of the the cha q,
princes Of the Empire City, and though
living IN one OF the most spac lou. man.
sions on the Fifth Avenue, hi. entire fam.
,ly consists Of himself and his vile
Meeting friend from the country one
day. he'invi,ed him up TO view his house.
The friend was shown the Gorgeous
rooms, with tassellated floors aud msrnif.
heent frescoed ce'linos. and finally "a.
taken into the lower rooms, 10 one of
which he found . small regimen. Of col.
ored servants seated at boun,iful did.
nel. On his seturn home. he W.s asked
4 he saw Mr. So.and.so! Oh, yes.'-
VIVA. is he doing nowl'' W ell. wken |
saw him he was keep;.g a sigs.r board.
'ng-Aoase on the Fifth Parvemue,'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

BAD ADVICE john Mitchell has Lad
the bad issttd give the following Ajvi,r
to die military eomp1aitej 'eecpo.ed 81
foreigners. recently d,.b aided ~ Ma,.,.
ehu'a'" ". s,u scarcely wonder a,
The eas'rner to wh.eh .hossih.y 4. fsr.
eigners IL carried whss one II their ri,L.
Der ha. the 'sme'''y thus to 'ysal:-.
'Fos every muske, gwen IL u the
State Asnory. let three be pure ha,.a
forthwith let iadepeudsu, e.,,. p..,ss. b.
i"r,n~d' thrice As uu,uerovs a., ,h, de-.
han ded eorps-shere are n" srms se.s
here ys,-snd let every 'I.,eigse,. b
drilled aud trained aud have Ne, arms
always ready. For you nsy 10 ,s,y sure
having some eypef fence " shat n.s,ss)
that those who begin By disasmius y.n
mean TO do yov n..chi~f.
Bs careful Dot 70 tsuekle Nv slss small.
Is, ps'.ieul.s:so Amesis.u. p,rjua..ss.
Yield not . single j.a of jour .ss: Gs
ysu have - good siyhsts psvjSd,ees 40
they: D. net BY sny .,.asns. cute,
Gasdss''s Bible ~ he ,hu,a aowa Your
''''oa''. DO no. abandon jour Prs, or
'en"oner yous functions. - ci,lzsas OF
As soldiers. but sher res.,St ~ ,hs la,
and highest tribunal Of law. open l." you ;
keep the peace attempts no 'dsmoss.s..
nons discourage drunkenness, aud s.asd
to your arms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

u Be sure to read THE Last Le,,s,
from D'unkard's Wife," upon our frs,
page. There is moral to be drawn from
(which each will do well to ponder upon.
Eloquen. and touching as tina, letter may
SEEM vet it falls far shor, of giving full
expression to that agony Of hear, tina,
none but woman's soul can experience
under similar circumstances.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23
ARrHuR fer March keeps I'd all. an

ARrHUR fer March keeps up all. and
even more than was promised in Janua.
~. Its steady improvement, nea,ne..
OF appearance, great mora! worth and
regularity Of issue. have insdired il, sun.
porsers with a confidence no, Away. en- il.
j"yed by periodicals.. Terms g; 1 COP.
les for five dollars. Address L. 9. Ar.
thur g. Co.. Philadelphia. :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

On Thursday evening Of las, week -
a young man was escos.ing three YOUNG
ladies' home TO their toording house on
Finest. in this village, they were met BY
three irishmen. aud one Of the young Ia,
dies was seized by one Of the lsi.hmen.
and carried short distance. but vas res.
cued BY the youag man 10 a,tcadsac
-lRu,lsud Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

" Jones sole composing rule from
Us, and last Frida, when we asked him
10 bring it back. he refused aud called
US liar We did not strike him, but
used him as lsop to wipe up the Pos,
Office. He 60, Warrant agains, US.
but run away before il was served.
That's all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

- The ladies of Virginia are en-.
deavoF'ng TO procure Mount Vernon. by
purchase, the title to be vested in The
State government. Fearing that thi.
oo)ec' cannot be secured by the applica.
ito" Of public funds, they appeal to the
women OF America to furnish the requis.
t. means. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

TVS RLlspr ~ Posxxy.-Spain, for.
me'ly one of the noss prosperous and
powerful eouns!iss Of Europs, 10 asw -
q the mott degraded and povs,les;.. L
he's ." admirable ssAgmphieA Dssi,.ce.
Possesses exeellsn, ha'boss. ~ isss;ie
soil. and aboupds 10 valuable miae;s bns
through the intolerance and ,sapesssis;os
al Popery. .he people are ders,jed, sad
the eoun.ry his SUNK % The loves, sast
among nations. .Olivs.oil y inperied
from France. though he seaa,sx i. r e,
cred with, oliye trees. The sss esmpsaY
a Madrid buys in coal 10 Eng Hand. ,heaeS
there are cnal mines unwofked within
sixty miles. Iron ore abounds, but eos,s
three times a. much ~ in Belgium. Ths
finances Of the country ar. in the wo,e,
condition. and !. has been bankrupt ,vo
or three ,imes.-lExchangs.
Poperv will blight and ruin every couu-
try. 1t has destroyed every country iu
which it has ever ruled. The presep,
condition Of Italy is fair sample Of the
effects Of Romanism.-l,s existence 10 a.
the cost Of the life. energies and freedom
ofs people. The more there 10 Of il in
this county. the worse ios 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

.ULast week we had over column Of
foreign ne VS. which the Bangor Her.
aid did no. have. |. will probably Ia.
the same betoreits readers to-day. Fast
paper that-give news a week old.
This week we give the news by the
Baltic, next week losk on, for i, in the
high toned"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

c. II the poor Mercury had ezehans.
ed with Us, its hands would no. BE- un.
der the necessity Of sneaking round the
other offices in Bangor to &c, sigh, Of the
American. Its too late now; we de.
cline exchanging.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

U IsxsrAND says that =, The day OIL
Judgement liquor sellers will tremble un.
til their old coats drop from their back.
and that their souls will be so small and
worthless that ten thousand Of them will
find room to be seated upon the point o.
= eambsic needle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

THs DrsSasScs. "Nov gsn,lemsa'.
said . nob'smaa to his guesss, % The h.
dies left the room. " let w upaes,sana
each other; are We 70 drink like inca. q
b'osel." The guests. somewhat ind \.
ns"t. exclaimed, Like men Of eouses."
Then, replied he I'VE are going y re,
Jolly dsApk. for brusss never drink s,srs
than tie. need. .-=-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

GREAT FiaH IN PORTLAND We learn
from the Portland papers Of yesterday,
that on Wednesday evening shout 10
O'Clock. 4 FIRE broke out in the stables Of
James Winslow. Expressman, ia the rear
Of Union street. The stable was con.
sumed with seven valuable horses, used
in Mr.. Winslow's Express business
Two men in attempting to rescue the
horses narrowly escaped.
From the stable the fsmcs comment.
Gated to the Museum building. a struc.
,ure three stories high, belonging - Mr..
J. G. Myers. and in which Mr. English
had been playing, bu, had closed . few
nights before. An adjoining house occu.
pied by Mr.. English was also consumed.
and with it considerable Of his furniture
and scenery In the lower story Of the
Museum building were two stores. the
ocespants Of which saved their effects.
A large dwelling house on Union ST.,
below the Museum, owned BY Martin
Gore, and occupied by several Irish fam.
lies was alao consumed. There were
rumors Of the loss Of two or three lives.
but supposed to be without foundation
The origin Of the fire IS supposed TO be
the work Of an incehdiary' Mr.. Myers
loss is very severe. Il is said there was
no insurance.-Bangor Journal, Feb. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

@Austra has forbidden the publ;ea.
ton Of the bull respecting the INN aeu ].
ate conception IN Lombardy, and hes
even prohibited the priests from preaching
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

The U s Senate has passed the hin
which had previously passed the hou..
for granting the right Of way to n CON.
pany for building . sub,ersanean teIe.
grap phi TO the Pacific, NJ Rusk Of Ter.
los has introduced mto the Senate a bill,
for the security Of valuable letters. bv
registry thereof, when deposited in ,h.
pos, Office. The bill providing for more
efficient disipline in the Navy was pa..
sed in the house on Tuesday: The bin
completely semoIels the Naval system.
providing punishmen,s for ,misdemean.
ors and regards for the f.i,hfu! disc hare,
Of duties establishing . new rate :,
compensation during absence, end def.
ming the power Of Courts Martial. and
the csses upon which shsx msy be called
The bill for the constructors Of ,e,.n
war sicsmers was discussed in The heu,e
on Tuesday, bu. no vote was taken spon
it. The bill proposes TO build four Of
them at the governmass yards and three
BY private contract. and appropria..s
81 600 .OO0 for the purpose. NJ Be-.
cock Of Virginia. advocted the appropri,.
ton on the ground Of the necessity Of an
inc rease Of the navy. and there being
surplus Of money in the treasury which
il unsppropriated might become 4 prey
to spectators.
LHvr.'GxN. Scorr.-The FOLLOWING
is special despatch 10 the New York,
Igibuae: - - -"
WASHINGTON. Feb. -. 1885,,
The passage ofthe joint sssolu,ioa o..
shorizing the cfeatioa Of the Office Of
Lieut.. General as. . spscisl honor t.
Msjor.Geherst Scoss, hsl been she cause
Of great repieiny.-Col. Pses,sn's
house iscro~ded to sisn, BY the friesd..
Of the Comu,ander.in-<h,eE: Gen Shields
and Judge Douglas both eiee,ionsered ia
the iionse in favor Of comforting the ii.
tie. Upon s.eer,aining the vote. Col
Preston drove To the war department.
where he ann 'unced the intelligence to
Gen Scott. The General dropped his
hesd for a moment. snd tears were seen
rickling down his cheek. His reply wa.
worthy Of lis fame. ard was precisely as
follows
let no man say. here after, tina. his
country is ungra,eial to one who has
.esved her faithfully"
Feb ij.--The Chief Clerk Of the De-.
par.mens Of State, and other ofsc,al.,
will be examined Tomorrow before. the
Commis,ee on F"eign Relations, in ,s.
Iation to the services Of eonsuls abroad.
in order to graduate the psy to ,hws
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

The velocity Of . ma.ke..bsll, i.
on an average, 1900 fee, per second, and
its range half mile.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

AKSsw.NorH,Se DrMoeRAr.-Ac good
deal OF amusement has been created Nv
the publication Of the following verbatim
ct li,eratim pcoy Of an order offered in
the Massachusetts House Of Representa-.
tives Oh Friday last. endorsed thus:
Il wish to presn, the within ordr
Rowll Of Ame,burv."
"IiorsE or RGrREssNTAr,vEs.(
Feb. 10Th, 1855.
Ordered by Mr. RoweIl Of Amesbury
that the Community on Judiciary repor,
waiher iur'hre Legislation is Necessary To
secure the bitter observance Of the 1893
section Of the 2s chapter Of the Revised
Statutes in relation 10 the measurucu, Of
Corne."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-23

LADIES WREATH AND pardon ANNu.
Al.-This beautiful Monthly with its
richly colo'ed flower pli,e. comes trip.
ping along as graceful as fairy. No
person should miss having it ubon tn. ir
center table. Send 81 TO BuTdlck l.
ScoviIe, No 8. Spruce Street, N. Y,
and get it one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-aBe !

~ ordained by the Council of the CITY of Rich
mood that the Collector Of the City Taxes eha an
nualy give notice in ct least four of the daily news.
papers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the {
teeuth day OF JuEe that he will attend at his cice
daily between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M and 6
O'Clock, P. Nj, from the fifteenth the thrtiet th of
June inc uive for the purpose of receivins from
person charged with city taxes the whole or ONE
half o. this amounts of tax charged, deductng from
the hole amount CT the maybe ten
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth of Dece mber that
be viii attend at his office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the fifteenth to the thirty
first of December inclusive far the purpose of re-
ceivtng from person who h Is slresdy paid one.
half only of the city texes charged to him. the re-
manning hail. de- uctng from such half ten per cent
thereon"
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance
passed January 1lth. 1885. will attend at the office
OF the city water works, on 9Th street. in rear of
Lafayette Hail. from the fifteenth to the thirte of
thi' month, for the purpose of receiving taxes as
above directed.
JULIUS A. HoBsoN. c. C. Richmond
N. Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
that those who do avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half between the 18th
and 30th of June, are entitled to deduction, but
required to pay the whsle amount of their bille
in the month of July the collector call
them. PeYsons desiring in formation, of ascer-
tanning the amount of their taxes. will call at the
Office, pre- sious 10 the 18th of this month.
J. A H., C.. C R.
Richmond. June 1st, 1855 my 3l-dtje20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
Commodore McCauley Is In Washington.

Commodore McCauley Is In Washington.
Harvesting has commenced 10 the north eastern
counties of North Carolina.
| At Shreveport, La, -four 10 selling at S25 per
BARREL c
Hon. E. C. CabeIl has been elected President Of
the Pensacola and Georgia railroad.
| John M Punick has been chosen Fourth of July
orator In Raleigh. N. C.
Miss Eliza Logan and her sister, are playing at
Buffalo, N. Y.
The joint worm has appeared In Charles county
Md.
Three hundred and ninety German Immigrants
arrived at Galveston, Texas on the 4th inst.
Only IS deaths are recorded in Warrington City,
during the month of May.
The residence Of Msjor Nathan II. BeaIe, 10 Ma
con, Ga, valued at % o00 was burned on the 9Th
Inst.
The crops Ia Georgia are very promising. II II
estimated that one county alone will produce 100,
| 600 bushels of wheat
| The propeller Thomas Swan, formerly on the
Richmond and PhiIadelphia line, has been placed
on the Baltimore and Savannah route.
Hon. Hiram Warner has been uominated for
Congress BY the Democrats OF the 4.h district oi
| Aiabams.
| Wiley T. Allen, printer, in the Alexandra (Ls,
Republican cfice, was accidentally drowned On th.
| 4th Inst.
Hon. Thomas Rufin hiss been reuominated fol
| Congress BY the Democrats Of Newbern district, N
| Carolina.
Madame Gfandfort, who is abusing the Amer lear.
| In book entitled L'ansre Monde" published a
Paris, 10 the vile of the editor OF the Coap doei
New Orleans.
Rev. Mr.. D.brell, formerly OF Richmond, deliy
cred "a address at the Warrenton, N. G., Fcmal
College, 1bursday week.
petition 10 Ia circulation, demonstrating againi
placing the National Armory on the mall wher
ground has been broken for IL erection.
The Governor of Ohio has pardoned Maria Fra
zier and Mary Heath. two young girls. l6 years
of age. IN the penitantisry for passing counierif
money.
John D. Logan, formerly editor Of the Victor
(rexaD Advocate. had one of his eyes torn ont
the horn Of q furiated sseer, few days since
The poiice Of Morgantown, N. C have made
arrest for passing counterfeit $40 Cspe Fear Bar
bib. The 8 and n 10 ths CashieF's name n bad
done.
James Cook, The refractory sailor. who was Oh
on the U. Q. ship Jaznestowp. BY Lieut.. Armstron
while sstempting 70 desert, has did Of his wount
Ed. Welch, pstty oiicsr on The U. 8. ship Co
ssi ufiss, Il Portsmouth,. n H.. died Moedsy lrs
fall hs rseeivad o.. board iAs sssssl whts NO
.c.tea. ssa&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
VRANARY AND FEED STORE.

N The undefGigned has taken the house corner Of
Rrankiin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
s.sn. -. GRAM esd rsp
be will KEGS constantly on hand fall assostment Of
all kinds Of Grain Min Ofsl, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept In oFanariss ssA Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving bis busissss strict personal st-
tsntion and selling on reasonable terms, 70
liberal patronage ftsm his hsends and the public
eenersy He win deliver spy article 1rss Of charge
anywhere IN the corporation. He VII also attend 70
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE
for modersts commission. and will insure for his
country friends the highest market prcs for any
signment entrusted TO him. JOHN W. COSBY.
fe H-to fs Sas$5ss saS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
FOURTH OF LILLY

We understand that the ladies of tho
mount vernon Association design appropri.
ateiy celebrating the National Jubilee in
'nis city, by addresses from eloquent speak.
ers' at the African Church, in behalf of the
cause OF securing to Virginia the home and
grave of Washington. They hope to have
'ne co operation of the Volunteer Regimen.
ana OF their fellow-citizens generally, in the
good work. Could not the ladies of our sis.
.er cities have similar celebration of the
day?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

The case of Decker and Gosline, charged with
the murder of Murphy, In NorfolK, mas Deem cob'
tinued until the 20ih.
Ata Sunday school eele bration on Waikers Point,
Miiwsukee. q few weeks since, ffty-three barrels
of lager beer, it ia stated, were consumed
There is considerable indignation at Willisfop, :.
Csrolina, on account OF the VIII OF Eipan Whis,
his mulstto wife and children, which takes an I'M
mense estate from his relatives
Maternal DEvorIoN.-The Rochester. IN. ~
Union of last week records the sudden deafn ol
mrs. jacob Green, frsm enlargement OF the neart
She was in her garden picking lettuce atfne ne Ine
dread messenger came, and was seen TO iall throw
inp up her hands ss If Ia the attitude OF suppiica.
t,on She expired Immediately, exclaiming, On,
INV dear children - exhibiting touching instance
of maternal devotion In her last moments.
INSURANCE x-There are Ia New York city NJ :
wards OF eighteen millions OF dollars lnvesugs.so
ss scanitol. by the various fire and marine insur'
spce offices chartered by the State besides To- uL
divided profits amounting to millions more, aho
the capital employed BY foreign companies naViog
sgents.
DrsruxxascE IN CHURcH-A disturbsnce oc-
cured 10 the Baptist Church at Piainheid, n On
sundsy last The facts stated are, that vhiie toe
Rev Mr We,ch, q converted Roman Csthohe pres.,
was preaching and dilstins upon The dogmss 81 ma
Church Of the place. entered the church ana een'
mencsd TRADE of abuse against the pfescheL 9e'
ysr.i gentlemen present. hs nrs.ehsr finished hs
discourse without farther inieHaption
MARRIED Tho eldest dsus hter OF Hon. John I I
Mrson. Mnistsr 70 vrsgcs has bssn Married NED, 10
Paris 70 MF. H. Hesth. Of Vireinfs ana came PssseA
ger to America In the steamer Atlantic
Banks IN BAD RsYuTs-Ths brotersdo not take
tss bills Of the Adrian Insurance. Company o. tnose
sf the Bsnt Of nscoms county, siehissa it :.
sotss Of tSs Hsshsnies BsaI of Hsmehis ere slss
throws sss by The brokers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
OFFTCE OF THE ]. n. AND Il. Co.

nFFICE OF The j. r. AND Il. CO,
" MAY lsr, ls55-Yor the purpose Of repairing
Locks Nos 20 and 40, on the First Dfvision Of the
canal she navigation will be stopped at those two
points the 10Th inst ct sundown and will not be
opened again until the 18th Of june; Il will thsn
again stopped at Locks Nos 10 and So, snt the 18th
of July. kiEs8 8@ .ass f9s u 3s
For the purpose Of laying new 6oors In Locks Nos.
T. S and 6, the nsvigstion VIII be stsppsd between
thoss three Locks on the I'D inst, and bs opened
again on the Monday following.
BY order OF the Board OF bireston.
u. T. CHINN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

WAKING UP At Last Foreign papers anEcunee
that Il has as isnsth bssn decided 70 introdues o.
iisht an1 water works st Copenhassu, DsnmArk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

RAiLsoAp IN IrALY-rhe railway from Genes
To Lake Maasiore, will be completed BY the end d
Juns when Henoa will be In direct comm anieaiicu
with Swiixerland and Gsrmsuy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

THE CoNscKIPT.--Thi is the title given to
a translation of the last except one of Du-
mas novels. The translation is by some
Richmond pen, as the brief American pre-
face with which it is introduced, is dated in
this city. This preface represents the story
to be one of the most chaste as well as one
of the most interesting stories which have
been printed in the French language.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

NAnnyAcss n EnsLAnp-9hsYs wefs eiSsl
psrons uaSstsd II Enplspd in the lest qnsrtsr ct tbs
vsar 1854 Thu d Above the ueaal avetese, alfheuth
ssss thsa the eoffssDcntise eusrtef Of iSA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

n 1t is astonishing to what littleness the
maligRity of abolition will reduce persons
of intellect and intelligence. How can men
who value their own self respect, deal in such
palpable Misrepresentation of Southern So
cie.y, as those which daily swell the columns
of the N. Y. Tribune? If you hate the South,
strike at it by fair and manly weapons. Or
has the Tribune adopted the maxim that "the
end iustifes the means?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
RICHMoND SODA WATER AND

DICHMOND SODA WATER AND
HI BOTTLIN0 EsTABLL6HMENT.-Itlss IL . set.
lied fact tbst the only senuine article Of Bottled
SODA WATERs In the city. put Up BY =. Nc
@ are able tc eompsts with any manuisstory, either
North or South, hsvins been snsasedin tbs esansa
3 :ySid sSpodsien, 3 :srs sos.lI for n. Hscok
N. B; All orders, either from city o sosntryi
promptly attended 70.
sod. M.is., Porter and A. dslivsrsd IN ~ parts
Ali m psnsus ms having our bottles Win please zsturs
them Immediately. n. MCCORMICK Z CO,
oc 14--0 No.08 DFoaAsx
CTJNMER CLOTHING AND GEN
- TLEMEN's FURHIsHIEG eoODe -Ths
subscribsr has jest ressvsd his second sspply Of
Summer Goods, making his stcct now eompists, sns:
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