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SUCH excruciating torture of the Kings English
as this. ought to strike the author dumb, so that
he could never speak aaothcr word in any Ian
guage:
Talking of designing people, said Starlight, Il
don't like the idea Of the man wis designed the
Liberty heal on hiS'-and lie held nD copper 10
the gaze Of Smoothy-'ti's loo large.'
/ see,' said Smoothly. pOcketing ii, 'you think
that take too great Librriy!'
don't like 'um, neither, MasSa Starlight oh
served Jacob, colored waiter, who had just strv-
ed coffee 10 The party.
'Why don't you like it, Jake inquired old Hur.
Iicsne.
Case it's in de cent replied the dark one. And
he look to flight amid a VI Hey of cignr stnmps.
It's astonishing remarked the Colonel, gazing
SteEnly at Starlight, 'hOw corrupt the black race
becomes when its Plincipl's vitinted-'
'By the cents OF some io'ks,' returned Starlight,
with an unabaShed grin. Colonel, you amt up
with The age
What age!'
Coin age--lhe question was of cents--wasn't
ii And talking Of ages, at what period was that
people dressed TO death?
'ln the garb age,' replied Meister Karl, 'Peo.
pie always dress most in the more corrupt places OF
SoCi-'
And when, jerked out Starlight, 'were people
the GIT attSt thievesl
In the crib-oge,' replied Meister Kari. solemnly
pulling his cigar. 'rhe age Of infancy
When inquired Starlight, beseechingly, 'were
there the most children to be foand2'
'tn the MARI age
Wv hen did people wear short StockingS!'
'ln the soc Bge.'
WHEN was arithmetic most in vogue?'
In the ad age.'
'When were there most cTcheStIaS?'
sin the band age.'
when wEre conveyAnceEs and Spectators bn-
sieStl'
'In the bond-age'
'When were tue most people hung?'
'ln the cord aee.'
when were people the most grammaticaI2'
Sin the paTSOn nge.'
when did people get the sackl'
|Iu the bag age
when were vegetables cheapestP
Sin the leak age
when d.! druggists make the most money!
'ln the piil-age.'
'And salvage inierpolated Smashplpes.
when was there the greatest search lot iiquorF
'In the.Tum-age.'
when were people most taken by their rela
Gonsl'
'In the cozen-age.'
When were women most domestic!
Sin the spinage.'
'When were there the most dog fgLls!'
'in the COURAGE
when d., butchers put herbs in the meat and
season it with sauce
in the SnuS 0ge.'
Nele , alright overcome by MS teTnhc eNETtIOnS
EEL PROSTATE on the flour. And over him like the
iume Of the altar above the victim, rose ilIimlta-
bic and endless the smoke of the hurGu NicOtiuna,
breathed from many Regailas.I
DR.. FoRSHA'S ALTERNATIVE BALM,
Well known Liniment to many of readers is for
sale by T. H. LOGAN & co
bridge corner. Druggists.
ng-The HOARnoUxD BALsAM, excellent remedy for
coughs, colds, aud hoarseness For sale at the
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Seii also by wn.J AEMsTRoxo, aud
BAoULxY & REID.
Price % cents uv2s
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NEW YORK MARKET.

10 754. Michigan Southern r. r. 933. Va 6's
948. Reading 9I4 Cumberland PSI. Erie 523
Galene & Chicago 100. Ia. Coal c.. $50. Stet,
ling heavy.
Cotton firm. sales 400 bales
The announcement at Halifax of p Steamerihav-
Ing checked Ih' market Flour advanced, sales
of2300 bblS at 9,43 ior straight Stale. Wheat ad-
vancing, sales of45OOO. Corn advancing, sales
of $4,000. Pork dropping, sales of 14O0 bbls.-
Beef dropping, sales OF $50 bills. Whisky firm.
sales $50 bbls. Cot firm, sales 10000 bags, N
o Sugar firm. Other articles steady. Fleights
lower.
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Fonxrox Nrws.-The steamer Canada arrived
yesterday. The excitement about war with the
United States .hal materially abatet. Nothing
from tue seat of war, save unsatisfactory rumors
of several new battles. The usual synopsis will
be found under our telegraph head.
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PARDONED

PmL'A., Nov. 22.--Dr. BenIwas released from
prison this morning, having buen Parloned Ly
Gov. Pollock. He has been in PRISON 10 months.
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THANKSGIVING.

Pnn.'A., Nov. 22.-rhe day has been generally
observed. all business suspended, churches and
places Of anus, mrnts crowded.
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SAILED.

N. Y, Nov. 22.-The u, S. sloop of war Cy.
ane sailed from quarantine to-day, bound To the
West Indies.
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YESTERDAY was thanksgiving day in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Turkeys are said to have suffered
awtulY.
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SPECIAL ELEcrtoN.-The Governor has issued a
proclamation for an election in Wythe county on
the 29th of Novemb r. to fill the vacancy in tile
House of Delegates occasioned by the resignation
Of YIN. D. Graham.
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,Tnct Pooo;ro5

Just Received.
Nv /. EDWARDS q EKO. have lust received from
w the East, Cat their New Grocery adjoining liz
an excellent and carefully selected assortment
o. hhe oceres, 10 which they invite the ution OF iii
IN part OF hue 0~' f"'?"
Iio Mnrac9ibo and Java coates, brown clarified do.
Z ushed aud Pulverized Sugars; 'NN'
Teas ~ great variety and fine qualities,
COCOA. hIouno aud Chocolate OF the best brands,
FleH peaches pine appeS strawberries aRd rSSpher.
rIeS, IN cans rice -four, com starChI
EaIinu' sage, nmcarOn, lsiIgIass, JeIlytina;
lcrIIutla ArTOwrOOt dried curTants RAISING alpoo,,
owes, hops, eci Tobacco and segarS, Rne quatiesI
Soaps, eIc.i Fine ground Table salt;
Spices and Essences Of every variety
Together with many other articles 10 tediouR 10 emf
niei aic all Of which we ling very low rTIceS
Cai anu examine Tor yourselves you can't but DO pesa
Gu hslnen'neF the IaCe-COrner Of Market and Quincy
st'eets'uGioinlnS the POstOiIioe, Wheeling, Va mySa
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Groceries at Wholesale.
R00 BBLS. MOLASSES;
OSIO 500 BAGS RiO coffee;
% pockets IasEra coffee;
90 Old Java
GO boxes CaveGdish Tobacco;
80 kegs CIV.
10 bbis and dry
so boxes Stewards y. Y. CandesI
IC0 hhds Sugar.
30 bbls Loveriug's refined Sugar;
10 hlJS Louisiana
90 LIch Y. H., Il. p, and Imperial Teas,
90 Catty boxes
81 tieIces rice;
81 boxes white PIPES;
90 COisarc'S fancy SOAPS;
Together with full assortment Family Groceries
Including Spices Fruits, Dye stu, Fish, etc etc. for sale
TALLANT IL DELAPALIN,
mas No 81 Main street.
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THE INT ELLIGE.NCER
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %. 1850.

Hos. z. KrDwEtL has cur thanks for documents
sent US.
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NEW LEGAL PUBLICATION.
a Quart Inv ) OurnnI
Edited by A. b. Gnigam. of The u clr,nOHd Bar.
MINOR, University OF Va; W T JONES, author O! ''Es
says Linions,'' J. w MATTHEW'S, author OF ''Gude
10 Commissions in hanccry;'' II. SANDS, author OF
islory OF Suit in Fquty' and other professional gen
temen oil well known alb iy ard learning. have agreed
to contribute &c The columns of the Journal
+, above will be published IN the LIST OF January,
1S56, by ]. W. Rand"I Ii, Richmond Va. PERSON. dis
.rUZd 10 lavOr the cmeprise will please call and
anime rro>I ectus at
Agents Tor the Publishers.
Terms $500 per anEC"l HOvI
Just Received.
TTNIIE ndersigned would most respectfully inform his
friends and patrons Oi Wheeling and its vicinity,
citizens generally, he has received his Fall
AMI winter stock OF
CLOTHS, cAsSIMERES AND vESTINGS.
together with full assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods, which will be sold the BILE terms.
Cloths, CassinereS aid NestingS sod by the yard,
piece PATTERN made TO order in the latest ard most
approved style and best manner, at short n"lice.
satisfactory fit qua in all cases, sale.
No. Washington Hall,
oc6 Wheeling, Va
WANTED
cLovERsEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
BUTTER,
BY COLLINS & HALL,
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Nsso Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DOR SEY'S
-ETaII
COAX Hail."

!N0 -I' JIaIl 81. 7 dcor9 3el0I0 UNiOn st
III AVlNG teIutned f:om the manufacturing Esia blish.
IL nlents Of the East vita stock OF boots aud Shoes.
COUP all the varied styles T The present. aud APP
preaching season Of $780, would respectfully in, lie
and al! to cali and examine my Stock as Confident
that can suit and every body divided gooI pretty,
anu cheap goods will do intend keep the hest quail
iy Of goods iny ine and will sell cheap cheap
er than Ihey can be bought else where Tall examine
my goods and ii they don't please, charge will be made
for examining.
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M EMS Fine f FL. e CATERS.
Fine morocco boots;
Fine half welt
Fine Kip
Fine Congress
Fine cleti' GateTsJ
Glove kid 8
cloth, diT'nt colr
b. - Calf Congress
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
T AIDES fire black Gaiteis;
IL Tan cOlored Caters;
Fancy do do
Jenny Lind Slippers;
do cts;
goat do
TottetSIippers.
NJ ISSES Jenny LEL Slippers;
4A Fine Caters;
sc Kid boots;
morocco boots.
a All OF which arc OF the latest ST. les. ap4
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o u! IN in The msrAenUGling in the medical mar.
~ het lo Inc past tity years, has ever epU1Iei "a,
AT article he Prod9ecd 10 q,al ms "a"
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PHILApELPluA,.Oct q. 1875

PHILADELPHIA, 'Oct. %, 1855.
Last Saturday. student from Virginia, at Jeffer.
Medical College, had difficulty with North
student, which resulted In all the students
taking edes respectively with the Northern and
Southern disputants. Yesterday matters had
progressed so far as to create apprehensons of a
riot and 200 policemen We're detailed to prevent II.
The Mayor went into the excited crowds of stu
dents, who blocked up the streets near the College.
and making speech to them, succeeded in inducing
them to dispense.
The United States war steamer Wabash will be
launched at noon tomorrow. The keel of the
Wabash was laid the 18th of October 1854. so
that her construction has occupied but little over a
year,
Yesterday afternoon, a young German girl.
named Wilhelmina Schelinski being acquitted in
the court Of Quarter Sessions, of larceny, was so
overjoyed that she Rugged all her friends in the
room. not excepting the lawyer who defended
her.
There was slight falling off, last week, in the
supplies of Beef Cattle and other stock though the
arrivals have been quite equal to the demand At
Torhets Avenue Drove Yard. there arrived 47O
cattle, 100 cows and calves, 1000 sheep AMI &c
horses the prices of which were for beeves So tc
SO per 100 lbs +; sheep, So IS to 81 so per head
and lambs from 81 TO 81; Cows and Calves sold n
$50 and SIS Hogs in good demand and were dis
posed of at from So to 50 IS per 100 lbs The
total stock in market was follows loco beevcs
$500 sheep, 500 hogs, l40 cows and calves
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Z " Az
NEW YORK, Oct 90
The Free Lovers held another meeting of their
club at SO Broadway, last night They were not
disturbed by the police, and spent their time in
playing checkers, whist, and dancing. The late
expose has brought out good many complaints
from injured wives. Yesterday respectable lady
In Williamsburg complainedto the Mayor, that her
husband had joined Free Love" spiritual circle,
and bad insisted upon her receiving the conjugal
attention of other men. The examination of the
arrested free lovers continue at the Mayors Office.
Mrs Hermonia Baker who was terribly burned
ri the fire. in State street, died yesterday at the
Hospital She makes the sixth victim of the con
fagraton.
The total receipts for Rachels dramatic perform,
ance and readings here, amounted to Se656 for
which the great tragedian gets $4,000.
The investigation of the affairs of the Tontine
Insurance Company has been closed and the facts
developed may enlighten the public as to the man
Z ner some insurance companies are kept up II j.
alleged that its capital of $500 0O0 was borrowed
OF an enormous interest, for few days. and that il
has now outstanding risks to the amount of hun
dreds of hundreds of dollars, to meet which it has
295 in cash and 81 600 (nominally) in mortgages in
lots In Buffalo, Eewtown and Bedford, n. Y,
while it owes salaries to the amount of some $3.50
and in unearned premiums at least S. 500. 1t ha.
about % agents employed soliciting risks in thu
United States aud Canada.
L. X. Carncll has contracted with the city, unde,
penalty of $4,000, to remove all garbage, butch.
crs offals &C. from the streets of thesEastern and
Western districts of the city, for which he is to re-
ceive no compensation other than the dirt thus re-
moved.
Among the indictments found by the grand Jury
and laid before the Court of Sessions on Saturday
were one against Councilman Francis NJ Curry
ono against ex-councilman Henry Beakly; and one
against VIM. b. Reynolds. Mr. Reynolds is well
known as having had what is called the "offal con-
tract"
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ITO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER y,

Use DR.. J. s. ROSES Sarsspariljs Co'n,an "GI L
Read what DR.. j. $. Rose, Of PhiladelDhia ss,.
This preparation is made from the nur,st 49,
est Honduras Sarsaparlla Root and corlina4 ar
other ingredients which tend to regulate The rC,
ton at any time, or any age. 1t acts upon The s,
Liver aud Bowels, carrying off all morbid sac,a.,
and bile, thus giving strength, bloom and yigor T. ,
particularly useful after all kinds of fever 10 nm,
body again in perfect health and will often nrs,.
fevers, if used in fever countries t''''
have never known a case Of Yellow Faysr D.
ous Fever or Fever and Ague 10 occur IN = nsr.
when using this Sarsaparila Compound Both ..,
and all ages should take it freely Il strengthen "a
lnvlgorates the constitution arouses the euargiss I
physical powers, increases the appetite and give, ~
skin natural, healthtu SOftness nd color and if w
latent disease should happen to be- III The syst,r,
will very soon be thrown on the surface in The f,r
OF plmples or efuptl0ns, aud then soon dimpres, -
This SarSsparilla, combined with my Dvspeptjc Gor
pound, half and half, and half wine-sass full ,a,.
three times day before each meal hesrs m.
mixture will cure any old or chronic case of diseased
liver, have used it thus in many cases, alwsy,v
cessfully.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 50 cts
J. S. ROSE, NJ
Sold by Purcell, LBdd & Co; Grubbs Appat,n.
O. A. Strecker; Paterson Il Jackson; BeIn.,t {
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval d Norton; J. Blair
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; and VIM. Ladd Rchrnotd
all the Druggists in Norfolk Portsmouth Petersbur,
Lynchburg. and all other towns In Virginia.
au I8-2tayy ia
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at Jas. Wnlsh,. o.. = "HAsTos
EEvER ANDACCE R;,;o w.
Het Compliant Costivenrss, Indi,..,h,
se' oour 2. % and Biions Feyers cnrsb pI''

sra Sour Stomach and Billions Feyers rnr.p1 p1sp
TO CURE FEVER AND , SiraS'e
take DIR. J: 5. ROSES ANTI. BIT T0T,s;'
ROAD PILLS. They are called Ra;I.lso Or Raj.
cause they 90 ahead of all other p;lis fls h
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. TIM. ~ acting spa
bile and any morbid seeretions; ,hs- leS % u
Mercury and can be taken at anv ,ins n'a lee t'a
to weather or exposure Asa furga;ye P Pm , ''e
leave the stomach and bowels in ahasbcIIi a aEsp
For bihous habits, bad colds or rheuma,n'.e on4'iv
cold, there Is no medicine which 40 yass:IN I0n 3
them from the system-Prics l2I and 2; fel's-'
After cleansing the system of all hils n,,s o''
DR.: J. 5. ROSES FEVER AND AGUE Tox,.u
winch VIII brace up the system and or jt !,
return Of Chilis and Fever and AyIe p !. nom ~
lowing this corrse OF treatment viii b, s'Sh' a.
line health, appetite and spirits Itturps ~, VI h','l
Jaundiced skin to heathful appearance '.r Ts-,r
tone and new life to the torpid liver ana S''-.
Ague Tonic Mixture, 50 cents bot;ba ''~ s3d
Sold by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co; Grgbb.
.. A Strecker; Paterson Jackson. piIP-'ts
Beers; Alex. Dual; Duvsl & Norton: I RING, .4'eV
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker, and ". P Ls55 - NJ; ;
all Druggists in Norfolk Portsmouth, Fets,aSn.
Lynchburg and other towns in Virginia '''"'
led2awts
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livery ONE SAYS IT,
H THAT POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC Ii

is the incest and most certain remedy for Rhsunafs,
and all diseases of man and beast to which Llnu~t
is applicable, that has been offered to the rnh-
There must be- some truth in what every one ss,,
yet, if any incredulous, they h. convinced
the truthtuiness Of the above by calling at aHJ ar
store in the city where the genuine article Is for
and purchasing the article, which must DO usei So
cording to directions to insure success.
Price % cents, or bottles tor 81
Sold by PURCELL. LADD co. ADlE GRAZ
BENNETT & BEERS, P. JOHNSTON 4 BRp
DUVAL l. NORTON, l.. b. THOMAS, BroDd :
Shockoe Hill. utl
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- ~yC,
DANCING SCHCObo'

IS DANCTNii AND WALT = : c",Sfs Z
"a DEMY-GODDiN'S NJ" nv VI [ HAa
CA ROCK would respectfully 1 @a.oRs, Oh
School WIN open on SATURDAY, os c, n geats r
o'clock for Ladies Same evening Z" =
Gentlemen.
There viii be two sessions s,holsI ss.sF
A deduction will be made whefe sl2-1szsT
for the whole Course. -
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DUCKLE on YOUR ARsIOUR!-yIf

II GINIANS PREPARE .!-LEONARD TO THE III
CUE! .!-Prepare for the coming conflict; Coughs nd
Colds will soon be in our midst. Tbs grss'st ,r
queror of Coughs, Cold and Consumplon,s LEDN.
ARDS INSTANT Kelley. Keep tin yonr hoa@-
upon the first onset OF the disease take ii; give '
your children, and remember the greatest msdtrs
vet discovered is Leonard's Celebrated Cough S're
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, one dollar, A.
Leonards Dollar Cordial
To be had of l.. b. THOMAS, Broad street sha''a
Hill. and of all Druggists and Dealers GENERALLY o
Richmond and State of Virginia. Whoirsa- 4
Messrs. PURCELL, LApD Il Co, q hain stree, CIR
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of Adams and Clay ''-'''
Richmond VA NJ III
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OF rms ptsrareH


cv.vuIy Mecklenburg, Oct. 20, 1855.
-r,,.ss,r n nrvbable that you would Ike to near
81. III. nsrt OF the Old Dominion have soneiudea
az d,on you line or two. To-day II mas eeen
pouring down rain and IN aoa,uon =, -, snf,cient
,r moist for the farmers 10 seed wheat a sies'
n.ny have not sow led the first grain, INC ,anon
be,ur so intensely dry. There viii be Vers ,a.ee
crop sown, larger By IS per cent over las, 10
The.obaeco crop In this county is very iair oie,
,nd none was injured by the frost The corn crop
surns IN. 10 he very short New corn Is now com
handing s375 TO 81 per barrel Inc clup - ~ -
sprine hid fair 10 be one OF the nnest ever seei ~
,be country and doubtless would have oeeii, hs.u
!, ~, haan fer the unbounded destruction OF mil
isons mon millions of chinch bugs. These insects
arc now moving about in swarms, and some pre-
DICT that their rayages will be greater heH' yeaI
than this while others are OF opinion thal thes e
zoing off God grant they may. A knowing one
IN these parts saws that the time Of their debut ana
r, IL confined to ak years; that next year tths
heInr the third ihey will be bad as last, and 30
on until they entirely disappear ,o., No.
large crowd assembled here on the l9tn, (yes-
,ardav1 10 witness the balloon ascension OF MI
Carrier. aud when all had entered the enclosure
and were at the highest pitch OF excitement ior nun
10 depart Mr. David Shelton arose ana announced
that II would be impossible for Mr.. Carrier TO as
md that the acid was not good and gas sufficient
could not be generated, but that there was sum.
cheney for the balloon to &C. and the people wished
Il he would cut II loose, or he would make anoher
attempt in ten days. II was agreed ny nea,iy an
some squabbled about getting their money PACK
tha, the should hold on to their tickets until the
next trial. -
Going to the Fair is all the go nowmneariy every
one that can raise money enough, viii be there; so
that fear Mecklenbnrg will be great deal better
renresented In people than In articles for exhibit
lion have not heard of the first thing yet to be
carried from this county / think that the only
,bing that will arouse the people of MecklenburS
from their lethargy, win be TO establish far
-. q hat.ar nj an yyould be for Charlotte, Halifax and
NeckIenburg Va. and Granville and Person. \. T..
10 Join together and have the Fair grounds at
Clarksyille, the centre of the district. l must
close. Tours, hhubo
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THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILRo AID PROPOSITION TO
WHEELING.-We learn from the Wheeling Intelii.
renoer, that the City Council adopted by vote OF
eleven to eight on Friday evening, the Central
Ohio Railroad proposition relating the location Of
the road at that place and the building of a rail
road bridge over the Ohio, after striking out .25
0O0," and inserting in its place 'S5O,OOO," as the
amount to be subscribed by Wheeling
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HIRSH Il BOTTCHER,
Il DnR

HIRSH Il BOTTCHER,
200, Broad Street
Beg to inform the public that they have been LAYING
In tor the approaching season, large and well select
ed stock of " ~
LADIES DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
And that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto with other new and desirable
FANCY GOODS
The kind and liberal patronage we have hitherto
received, as well the many and fatterng acknow-
OF the superior quality and styles of our
attention to all the requirements and movements of
the fashions in that line of our business while our
assortments of Worsted Embroideres and Embroidery
Materials, Yarns, Patterns Chenilles Silks &C. espe
clally recommendabe TO Schools and Teachers. will
be kept in the most perfect condition throughout the
year. loc S-lmF HlRSH l. BOTTCHER
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TRUE TURF For Old SORE, 0

i every description, on Man and bes',, oDs
spoonful equal to ounce of any preparation tn'
Bruises and Sprsins Ulcers and FeAons SeSl' W.
Burns, Sore Legs and ChilblaiIs, Freeh lu' g-D.
Cramp and letter, Stings Of Insects, gap'' W /,
the Nails InfIarned Breasts. Glandu.ar InHofs N''
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of JOINTS,
Warranted to cure, and no damage from ehP''I'
colds
Applied 10 Burns at once, il leaves DO so't
Price 50 and - cents bottle.
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Sole Proprietors, Rehg' :,

IIUINUS FNVNI vi IN - I.,
CHESTERFIELD Co, Va, aug J. 10, 10 .,
Messrs Dore & Co, RichwcHf Last 'sII' o,' y, ~
p,nIes was turned ioo4e IN the stable yar1 T.l ~
PLAYING about with other mules, ran win 'nr
Of his whole body against arse pIGe Of 'n % o,
cutting himself on the thigh OF ham ABOUT !. i,.a
long, and from an inch and half TO-" mSn,,
the wound was of such character rs 70 au1 l.,sl
notice Of the Turf Oil IN the papers gioS' ID
applied it at once TO the cut, and u ~ and 80
weeks he was perfectly well and at " ~, }g 4.
cannot perceive the least scar %htfT v.,TT.;yRRE
made. II. n .t,ss,,- p
7. S-Thero are mauy cases OF Jli'.n,g4 b. y1a.
this neighborhood which have been T', ,.o a,our
Turf OF and If of any benefit 10 you [a, ,t ~
you many certifcates The whole h'isp ..sE
It is the quickest healing remedy the, e;WiIsYREE
So IA II. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-25

DEATH OF RACE HoRsE.-The famous racer
Henry Perrit which it is said had made the fastest
mile on record fell dead few days ago, just after
winning a four mile race on the Nashville course