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Board Of Ten Governors.

The Board met YESTERDAY at the Rounds in the Park.
Present Governors Townsend (n the chair, Tiemann,
Taylor Wes He,rick, Duke, Dugro, Henry and Draper
The weekly statement shows decrease SO persons in
the institution. There are now 8, 1856 persons the
islants.
EPIDEMIC ON RANDALL's ISLAND.
The warden OF Rsndal's Island reported that there
hss been great amount Of scarlet fever and measles In
the nurr.ry department. to necessate the appoint
msnt Of additional nurses The whole number OF paid
women the island is 90. There were under the
old system, 30. The system consists in paying compe-
tent persons 70 do tins arduous duty instead Of unpaid
pauper help.
ROW IN BuIEvUs HOSPITAL.
The clerk OF the hospital, named A. c. Pinckney sent
in report complaining that be suffered assault ut
the hands Of Dr Ralph N. Isham Of the house sta
who threatened TO vnAle him, ami give him "ham
merpg" which threat he executed and booded the
plsnsnt's and blsckened his eyes. The plant
referred 70 . committee for inves sigation.
Mr.. John Fagper appointed clerk Of the Peniten-
tarv in place OF his father, deceased.
After disc ussing number Of purely local mstters, the
Board adjourned,
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clipper ten days before her. After taking water and
making all necessary preparations 70 intercept the
Jewtt, we weighed anchor AMI for several days sto,d
OF and on the harbor.
On Tuesday we espied the Jewett under the land,
standng towards the city Of PAmos we made all sail
and On nearing her. requested her captain TO back her
foreopsa he did SO, and the dsputaos manned one Of
our bost rovsd to the brig, and found Baker on board
whom we discovered at the wheel.
Previous 10 the arrival Of the brig we had seen the
local authorities, who stated ther willingness to aid
Us in securing Baker They, however, had chance
aiding his arrest it made by the eeputatiou
Of the police that sailed from New York In the Grape
shot.
As approached the essel Baker went forward and
stood looking at and wondering who wers and what
wanted, little thinking that in pursuit Of
him. We boarded the vessel, and jumped upoa
her deck Baker sared for the cabin but sntsrcepted
by He recognized several Of us-caling BY name
We arrested him aud took him with his effects board
the Grspeshot We then made sail for New York. A
stateroom prepared for him, and he was made %
comfortable circumstances would permit He Is now
enjoying excellent health We left the island of Grand
Canary on the 10th Of April
JOSEPH LEEMANS,
8. X. THORNE,
LORENZO d. PLACE,
THOMAS BARTON,
HEN RY EVANS,
GEORGE GREENE,
EDWARD X. BRUSH,
MICHAEL MALANY.
To SIDNEY h. STUART, City Judge.
Apprv.r IN THE az n esror 4 n urp u0rv
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Supreme C0urt-Gsnsssi Tsxns
Before Hon. Jsdses Mitchell, Norris and Gisrke'
THE PkvBkELLY CASE

MAY 1s.--7he Pepls Us. Peposily NsS srai grAnsss-
MURDrR or wftx.
SaRs re- Williams --re~ trial g-sapsc. -.
Sant rs. Gougelsa~n There shosA ~ : r. ~
st the General sestons; os the ssniAses tnons, s
cordsog 10 the legal sccep passce sne esnes 1Nso'
N,itsr ". Dsse-Jscsp psrt shrusa with COSTS
Petcr, pou Judges Mitchell Roosevelt and CkskA
Kr,hsn w Anars.n.-pensrrr ovsrvui.s, "a
,n.sa w the es,nosct 70 answer within twseV &sys
after notice Of the order.
tefo,e i;on Ju6ses MITCHELL Cpwles and Cfrke.
PcJr "a 7anage--fn ~ claim of the Bank OF Lver-
oI-Motoa 10 s,rse ths from tee calendar DO.
aied.
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Obituary.
THE LATE PCKsER SAWYER.

The remains of the kts GKosGE F, SAWYER Purser OF
the United States fga's Cumberland at the time Of his
ceath (Which occurred At spexzs, Sardinia the
oath Of JuDe 1881 arrived at this port short time
since board the United states sloop OF Levant
and conveyed last week to the residence OF bis
widow, atst AlbaDs, Vermont. The funeral took place
the afternoon Of Friday the 1th instant, and
IN sccore sncs With the rites o. the Protestant
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Charles Fay Off stating The
services the occasion represented having
been unusually impressive.
CHRISTOPHER B. MILLER. ESQ.
Died, the lth instant, at WOODBURY. his country
seat on the Hu6son, Newburg CHRISTOPHER B. MIL
LhR Esq., In the forty y-ninth OF his age. In the
dea of this anable and Hind hearted gentleman the
have been deprived Of benefactor and the
munity Of liberal and public spirited member He
universally beloved. ano his memory will oe cherished
by large circle of friends who deeply his loss
The aettonate regard entertained TOR him attested
by the immense who witnessed the closing
obsequies ~ New Windsor, Sunday last, where hs
remains consigned to their Anal resting place The
pail bearers were Captain Robinson, J. Headley,
George Thompson Geo. p. Morris. N. p Willis ]. Has
brouck, B. W. Bonney, and H W. Sargent
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ls new board will meet to.dsy 10 elect sf,csrs.
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NORM; the Gay ends - IL Degan Lat 70 ol NJ, long
50llW.
MONDAY April 80 Brisk breezes from the north and
east weather peasant throughout the day but fresh
enps up night when II began to blow pretty strong
Latitude "a a. longitude SO 20 Distance lit miles
TUESDAY, May 1.-The day opened with strong b-eszes
from the north and clear weather. ct half past four
the Afternoon passed . sunken vessel With mast
standing cut Of the water and trusss trees sight the
wind fell of about night and light bressss from tho
North. Latitude "a a. longitude 81 0s Distance run,
216 miles.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 2.-rhs day begins with light
brteses from the north and east and clear weather;
middle part Of the day caln this day ends with calm
weather. Latitude, ~ 80 N; longitude, So 27w
THURSDAY May 3.-1hs day begins with calm weather;
At p NJ hsht breeze from the vest middle OF the day
strong breezes from & W. at2 a. NJ took in the fore
and main royals u no,r single reef in the top
saIs. NO ooservAton Lsiitude from dead rsconins,
20 bb N. Longitude 50 27w.
FRIDAY, Nay 4--CsIm and warm Weather In the morn.
ing and At ar. NJ tackled ship and headed to th west
tke calm continued during the remainder Of the Gay
Latitude 20 CO NJ, longitude 90 3sw.
SATURDAY, NAY 5-Ths calm weather Of the previous
day co opt,pues at 10 p NJ, however, . light breeze
srr,ps up from the 9. W., which became pretty brsS
a. the evening cosed in. Latitude 27 OF M longitude
81 tow.
SUNDAY May e-Tfese twenty four hours begin With
mooetst. ssIss from be s W., accompanied ~ith rsr
SQUALLS niode OF tie cay, the weather contissne ths
asme, took IN the sinddngtails ami royal, sDc topsa
liant fsis Itt the ship up 70 w. n. W aud of 10 N N
W; st2A NJ ahed ship ADd stood 70 the westward
1bis DAY .nds with brisk hrsezss from N. N W. Lad
tude 20 or NJ. longitude ca 0sW
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-29
Hardware and Cutlery.

To my lar:ely increased stock purchased in
the east this fall, l am const ntly receiving
additi ms from tbs eastern markets and manu-
factories.
have now on hand a larcer and cheaper
stock than can be found elsewhere in this Vi
cinity-I have added many new articles, as
well as increased those heretofore kept, AZ
mong the articles of which have kept full as
sortment on hand are. building Materials and
House Trimmings, Locks, La,ches, Butts.
Screws. Nails, BIads, Window Sash, Glass,
&c, &c.
Table and Pocket Cutlery-the best assort-
ment ever offered in this market.
Carpenters and Coopers' Tools-A full sup
ply of N. Kelloggs and other makers Just re-
ceived Cabinet Makers Goods, Mahogany
VeneerS and Knobs, till, chest, and cupboard
Locks, table and bed Casters, Glue, &c.
Saddlery-A select assortment Of all kinds,
of Saddlers' trimmings.
Carriage Trlmmiigs--Gu.ta Percha and Oil
Cloth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace.
Also, Hubs, Shafts, Felloes. etc.
For Millers-Anchor Boiling Cloths, Lea
ther and Rubber B Is. Saws, Files, Packing
Yarn, Block Zines, &c.
For Farmers-All kinds of Farming utensils
Plows, cast steel, and cast steel back scythes
Cradles, Forks, RakeS, Spades, Shovels and
Hoes.
For misunderstanding on hand. 6
very large stock of Shoenberger Iron, all kinds
ofStreet, Youghiogeny Coal, and Blacksmitbs
Tools--all warranted.
Also, Tin Plate, Copper, Pumps and Lead
Pipe. All very cheap. al wholesale and retail
at the sign of the big paddock.
II. S. KELLOGG.
reru' NOV. 2S' "a. 43yl
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About 100000 acres of valuable
land for ale.

ME Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Rail.
II way Co. offerat private sale | areequan.
THY of choice the counties.
Laporte, Porter, Marshall, Fulton, Miami Va
bash, and Grant, in Indiana.
many OF these lands are wellimprovsd farms
IN high state of cultivation, others arc ,,r,
Der ard prairie lands in state of nainre. ,na
are all admirably adapted to the purne,es If
agriculture great inducementis here nrc-
sen1ed to those wishing TO invest means in
}. b. Niles, John c. Walker, and ID. G..
nose OF Laporte; H. d. Pershing, at Plymouth;
i'aiah Hoover, at Rochester; E. p. Loveland,
a a. a. "A, Cole and Adam E. Rhodes. at Peru; C.
.: EMS al somerset, in Wabash county, will
give all the information necessary in regard 10
prlce and terms, and are authorized to make
sale oil said Land. BY order OF the Board
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
June ~ III.
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N E WV H30D0DE0S $50
TIME following is few of the many Books
Il Just received and for sale at the Old Line
Book Store.
Lost Prince,
World of Art,
Rob OF the Bowl,
Fowlers Publications Entire,
Novels large Stock,
Buist's Kitchen Garden,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Parley's Cabinet Library,
Poetcal Works all kinds and Styles,
Sol Northrup,
Trantwine on Railroad Curves,
N. p. Willis Works Complete,
Scrbners Engineers Table Book,
BancroltS United States,
Jackson's, Noys', x Strong's, Penmanship,
NodeIn British ESsayists,
Rollo Works,
Present age and inner Life,
Pirates Own Book,
Hazletts Life of Napoleon,
Humorous Speaker,
Bulwer's Novels in one Vol.
Mechanics Book,
Florel Gems,
Wild Western Scenes,
Old Brewery,
Mrs. Ben barley.
August 3, 1851. 19yl
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TERMS FOR CLURS.

Cia0s oil ~; Extra Certificate,
Clubs of 50, g
The money in all cases to accompany the an.
plication for certificates.
Ladies' lS'@Fnnimg CLUBS.
Will be entitled TO the same terms as above
with the extra Indu ement of set OF BOU-
DOR FURNITURE, with Rich Colored India
Hangings fine India Lace Curtains and ey ery
thing OF the most Splendid Dissertation To the
Ladies' Club who will send the largest remit
lance for Certificates.
POSTMASTERS are authorized TO act as
agents, and.the postmaster renting the lar
gest amount for shares will receive a Hand
some Cold Watch and CHIN, valued at Two
hundred dollars. The money must accompa-
ny the application (by letter, post paid.) in
all cases, and Certificate, with the Engra-
wing, will be forwarded free of charge by re-
turn mail.
Correspondents are requested to write their
address, with the county, Town, Post Office
| and State, plainly, in order to AVOID mistakes.
All letters answered by return mail.
Catalogues Of all the Gifts, with value and
explanation, can be obtained on application
to the Secretary, to whom all letters for Ger.
iifcates, &C., must be addressed.
ALFRED JOURDIAN, Secretary,
Washington, d. c.
MAYNARD LEWIS.
FRANCIS INCE, : Dire ctors
FERNANDO LIVINGSTON,
L. w. BAUER. Treasurer.
INK
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WON SAVE YOU

WON'T SAVE you!
How do you like the magnetic plan--that'
mine. It's cash down and prices to cores
pond. No second prices to be made up by
short weights and measures, but fair exchange
and no roj Jery. This John said and thought.
p. S. Please take notice that every matter
and thing in the above, as to paying and being
paid, means facts. Ask the Editor and he
will tell you SO, or will pay the apples
Mind John may get mad with hydrophobia OF
something else--then what would you think!
He surely would bite those that did not do JUS
tice to him first, but darn mean things.
]. COUGLE.
Nov. 9, 1854. 34tf
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DIR. LEMON.

Ihankiu for pastpatronage and confidence,
sun continues his practice, and can at eli
times De found at the store, or his residence,
when not absent on business
Oct. 6, 1858. aI,r
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HE KOsEmg American,
E<iEDrary

"A USEFUL and aftract;ye ,a,;o,
-. iof young people, embracing erenl
nrJ gu with the early history of our CO..
mmoi' ne VI distinguished men, writ, / ST.
49, oaIe and IN an entertaining and ina.
events win illustrations of impuii
vents and beautifully illustrated t;,Ie -
-. ,"ihg the life of Daniel Webster
800. a me mean Statesman, with numerous an
cJ su Illustrative of his character. and 49,
eciioNIng illustrations: Young Daniel in H.
decl;m LII; webster fishing at FribUrg; Webs'er
ooDuiing clerkship; Webster exponnding H..
W S.aII.i.uNon. the Bunker Hill celcbration.
idenca ~ az raheuIl Ifail; MarShfeld the les
Tbe f ~ ebSter; Webster on his farm.
oiaShes, 9 Illustrations. -
TIL iIe OF Benz Franklin, illustrations.
ne lie ofGen. Washington. o iIIus,rs,,,,,
~ Marion, 9 illustrations.
10 Lafayette, 9 illustrations.
20 William Penn, 9 illustrations.
do III ia!ior, do.
10 Andrew Jackson Do
DO Napoleon Bonaparte 70
The old Bell of Independence. or Pt,,.s.,
phIa IN lN6, 9 i luslratjons
ne Yankee Tea-Partv, aud other s,o,;ss ~
! '"9 he'olution. illustrations.
CONTAINING in all over lO0illustratiops
EaCh volume Is we'll written, posscxsiur- q
mLsh moral tone, and can safely be places ~
ano n"huS OF young people; they contain mum.
.d anecdotes, illustrative of the early his
s tory OF our country, and are well nSan,ed e.,
'ainily or School Libraries. 49,
rHco per set, handsomely bound in olo,b.
p D.. oacNS ana neatly put up in boxer, S6.7j
'tce petVoiume, neatly bound, cloth ril,. 50!
NoiPofieurS, Agents OF School Libraries vii
-; supplied at liberal discount Ccpi,A
vi NC Aehi by mail, postage free, upon the
'cceiPl oil The price o. the set, or any volume
LINDSAY d Blackstone. Puh,s
Ner. 80. 1854
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NEW ATTRACTION.

The subscriber having got his new aud large
Sky light ready for operating, notifies the
public generally that he is ready to tlke like
nesses IN good style. J.E. ARssroxc'
Plymouth Jan. Iyth 1865. aI,f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-29
CABINET SHOP.

JONATHAN WRIGHT, Jr.. respectfully in
- forms the inhabitants of Plymouth and its
that he has opened shop under A. L.
Whecler's store where he will manufacture
Furniture and Cabinet ware at as low figure
as any place in the West. Terms Gosh, sotf
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K1oa.eS Rock OlH.

ENROM A WELL 400 Feet deep, near Pitts
Il burgh, Pa, is offered to the public as a
Natural Medicine of no common value. 1t is
a different thing from the old Kentucky, OF
American Oil, as this is used INTERNALLY
we'll as externally. As local remedy in
Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Deafness, loss
of Sight, Burus, &c. Also as a valuable In
teInal remedy for Piles, Ague, Scrofula,
Coughs, Diauhea, Erysipelas, old sores, Erup
tons of the skin, Female diseases, Worms
Bladder and Kidneys, Bronchitis, Pans &c,
&c. 1t invites the inyestig ating Physician, a;
well as the suffering patient, to become &C
quainted with its merits
Discovered in 1S49, it has within 2 or .hree
years, made multiiudeS of cures, and multi
tudeS Of friends, and as soon as tried, the sales
not only increase bat hold out. Testimony to
its great merit is constantly accommodating in
the hands of the proprietor by certificates,
letters, and in other ways.
Full as the world is of Patent Medicines
il is thought not best to suppress this, the
work OF NATURE--to make room Tor Human
Intentions. Price 81 cents per bottle:
For sale byT. A. LEMON, Plymouth.
m. LYON, Proprietor,
SO, Dearborn st. Chicago, Ill.
July %, 1854. 2lm6.
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Skz.iER Soon,
EDWARDS KOTEE

Il ne subscribe will still be fourd
nleosa ms old stand, endeavouring "a
P taLio me public, promises to keep tls
viii do Ell inrnishcd, barn well supplied and
comcor,ohi III ms power 10 make his gueyi,
Dan 70 ne ana solIcltS public patronage.
80 i""f- 4Otf W G EDWARD
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SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON.

Directed te the Secretary. who w II an,wer
by return mail. Single subscribers RENTING
Ten Dollars will receive one ye.r's sub
ton to any OF the MAGAZINES they m. y na,ns
in their letter, to be forwarded free of charge
for the time OF Subscription, one year.
The following list cop> tituteS nnrt of tho
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IL good Hog, Beef on. Deer.

And Twill place to your credits and pay goods
or money to balance. But beseech OF you,
by hook or by crook, do manage to pay John,
and that speedily, the amount thou honestly
owest him, aud save him from the hands of the
cruel, or by the powers of the Beef Market
and Wood pile,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-29
First Of July, 1855.

The same rules and regulations that have
heretofore guided the Societies diStrilut ons
Will be adhered to i'll this, and on no account
will there be and Postp nement from the day
named. All letters and communications po /
paid for certificate or Oh business, are to be
liz
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Washington, on Dorchester Height,

Representing an eventlul Per cd in the his
tory Of Our Country.
UTf Will be seen, by referring to the list,
that there are many Valuable Pieces OF Prop
erty, many Costly Paintings, Superb Statury;
Beautiful engravings. Costly J-welry, Magnif-
icent Shawls, and other be ,uti:ul Gifts, such
as Clocks, Watches, Illuminated works, &c.
TO the number Of Five bundled thousand
worth 100000.
As the Society expects to remove to the
New Hall at Washington Icy the middle OF
June, the distribution W II take pla &c on the
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Honest Debtors

That I don't believe in making me the scape-
goat or heave offering for the whole. Now
am fixed and determined, by the help of good
crops and the laws of the land, to discharge
my duty in respect to collecting my debts
"peaceaby if | can-forceably if / must'-
therefore don't deceive yourselves with the
false hope that will always wait and wait as
have been doing heretofore. If no money,
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GIFTS FOR 1855.

The splendid House and I OF of the Art
Uuion Society, stu ted in Broadway Ga. OOC
superb dwelling, the residence of
the late Arson Swi ger. Esq. I5oOc
The beanti full Summer Residence, Goth
ic Cottage and grounds az Hawks
Nest, on the Hudson River. 10000
5 small Dwellings, situate on the LOT
belonging to the Soc ETY. in 92d street lO.O0(
! 10 magnificent C.mePs Hair Si wis.
Those shawlS the most beautiful
work ofart ever beheld. 10. O0(
4 sets of Diamond Jcwelry-consistins
| Off pieces each-all antique Pa
| terms, In a beautiful Pearl jewel
! Box. 10000
10 sets of Pearl Jewelry, consisting Of
Pieces EACH all different style..
and OF Persian manufacture. Oaf
! IL Gold Watches or LaGieS.yerY bean
! tiful and cnrio IS works OF art; one
| the size of half dire. Tar
/ 10 Watches Tor Gentlemen, all very
heavy, o. diff mt sty is and pat-
terms. t.3ot
so Boudere, Tolctand Dressing Cases
for ladies. some finished in Pearl
Patterns--Louis XIV. 9 3nf
| | l-rge Clock verv beautiful work NJ
| at. made by Lpordi at Cologne fin
| iShed in a style ofbcauty and ar nm
surpassed. , ooC
1000 Gold Thimbles. all ferent mt
terms. very heavy. 2 000
200 copies of the lives ofgreat Paint
ers. superbly bound. with an engra-
wing OF each artist, . noo
so, 900 Illuminated Albums different
styles and pattern IN Ooo
200 copies OF Griswol Is Republican
Court. splendidly bound with tinted
engravings. 4 nm
100 copies ofBoydell's illustration, of 'OOO
Shak tn fL,a aIrnirar, cc
Great Poet, this work will be an SC
QUESTION. 10. ooo
PAIMTTM G8.
Venus sending forth Cupid and Uymen
-TItian. 1000
Beggar Boy-Murrillo ! oon
lodi! ana the Angei--Salvalor Ross, 1000
Nlgnt Vow-cClaudi'' 1000
iauo',"aw ~. 1000
iiero-I.uan' 500
Head-Vandyke, zoo
Landscape-Pou,sin, son
APiece-Guitto, soo
Battle piece--Wouverman, s00
andscape--Caude, 5o0
There are others in the same artists. all
original, besides some splend d Pictures by
Alliston. Sully, Reynolds Neagle, Doughty.
Cole, Chapman, David, Vernet, Stuart. Her,
bert, Track, Bennington Read, Bartlett. Scbloss
Huntington. Johanah. Schmidt. Rembrandt.
Schaub, Perk ms. Lewis, Ellis. Hamilton. and
others fully described in the Catalogue. which
will be forwarded on application by letter most
paid, 20 the Secretary, who will answer by re-
turn Wal.
TEEp vES EAp Hurr
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nashetS, Cheese Screens, and al. tial Sort %
'hlhg. "Sure as you're Jorn,p we will sell
as cneap as any man can and live, and i!
you IL drop In and tell us what You want IN
ouf'lne, you can have it at low figuses, az I
an article that will do you good.
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4, John hopes TO prove to both friends and
foes, that although badly bent IN clearing N.Y.
self from the gales in the last falls court, in
order TO have some pence and quiet in Ii Re and
save something for Hank and myself in old age
1 ana not broke. | was forced to encounter
this. BY the help of zs* and the people, al,
the talk for the. last six months, 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding. ] am perfec tly willing
to work day and night, and make every exer-
ton to wire off old scores, and would just
observe to my
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Fancy Goods.

ForMen, Women, Boys, Girls, Babies. 10, reYs
iopsand dead heads, from the finest perfumes
uowh 10 three cent cigar; and clean nine
66@3DNHH ~ree
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ETTER Presses, a new article, which no
IL business man should be without, for sale
by G.. B. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl
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MAPS Of the Seat of War, just received b!
i" ROBERTS.
August 3, 1851. 22yl
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Gnu take seat, and look around You'll
nno something you want, and if we have no
me ntIOEed 1t, lust look around o. an
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19ateiIt HeDtrtnra.
See our Wooden Ware ond

Notnostrums, but genuine articles, rn4Ge :,
'he i"uen torand as good as he can make them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22
SPIRIT oFTHE PRESS.

Inc EraH,iasev comments upon an article on
american Z, politics, taken from the Westminster
review, and thinks Il shows more accuracy than
Is eenerally displayed By Enalish writers when
speaking of our affairs. The Examiner endorses
ne sentiments OF the reviewer, that long AZ
mere % foreign policy to conduct, and slave.
problem to settle, there IL still great miasions
ior tne Democratic party to perform. ~
me National American In reply to O correspoI :
@ @Ient, argues that the whole city of Philadelphia
mould not be held responsible for tho act OF the
aooitionists in taking away Wheeler's slaves. II
says !, 10 unfair and unjust.
y Inc Enquirer has an article comparing New
Iork and Virginia IN business and s,cial position
The Whig has leader on conservatism North
ana South, and says that upon the conservatism OF
New York more than all others depends the con-
tfnuance OF the Union F a