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BOUNTY LAND, DO.

will prosecute claims against the Fede-
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
sioNs, ON the most satisfastnry terms
Under recent act Of Coneresss soldiers Who serv-
cd period Of fourteen days N any sur since l776
and ii such soldiers be dead. their widows or chill
dren ere entitled to 100 scfes Of land. Those who
have received less than 160 aeses are eutslsd to ~
much more ~ viii make that quantity.
Having bsen engaged - . clerk Il the PendoA
and bounty Land Departments q Waahinstoa, for
prosecuting claims Of the above description. -
Communications by mail. Trsf paid o. ct the once
OF Payne Mayo. on 10Th srsst between Main md
Cary. win be attended to st once. =.
Any reference given that may be desired
mhS-dkw3m ABEL u. MAYO.
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JN0. W. WRIGHT e. Co. are prepared
to receive all Kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock on ~ rsa-
sonable terms a. 1t can be taken In the city.
fe l2-6m zk Mesi
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DRESS OF CIRcAssIAN WoMEN.-With respe 10
the state dress of the women blue silk is the favor
with gold or silver. and confined at the waist by
girdie similarly ornamented fastened with large ali.
yer or gold clasp; and If to this add shawl of
some gay color, partly arranged turban and part.
~ falling in graceful folds the neck and shout
ders with thin muslin veil sufficiently large to en-
veiop the entire figure we have the gala costume of
one OF the daughters of Circsssia. The reader
may imagine the effect of such lovely apparition.
attended, like Diana, by favorte dog in the midst
OF the charming scenery OF that romantic land If
the fair vision should chance attract the admitting
glances OF gallant knight in search of wife he can
tell by the color of her trousers whether the
wearer be maid, wife, or widow: virgin white bena
worn BY the young girls; red by her who has a..
sumed the duties OF matron and blue by the han
less dame who mourns the death Of her lord In
everything else their dress IL similar except that
the hair OF the young danes, instead of falling on
the neck and shoulders like that of the married.
women. y arranged in thick plat behind, confined
at the end by silver cord.-Spencers Turkey, Rus.
sia, the Black Sea, and Ciycassia
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The IT, S. Mint statement, at Philadelphia, for
February, shows the amount of gold bullion depos-
tied, to have been $ll93 900; OF silver $75, ,OOO-
total, 81 ,26s, 300. The coinage was as follows:
Gold coinage, 2s5039 pieces, $3,2l3. .725
Silver 1.0l6,000 10000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

The Hon Mr.. Barringer, ex-Minister to
paid brief visit to Washington last week.
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
TNHE Subscribers have removed their
l. PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand,
where they will be better prepared to serve their
patrons They ask continuance of former patron
sge. Terms accommodating.
fA e-dIm+ l., & D. MAITT,E
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EOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, va
Il rying in size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
sts. are now in market, threeof which have beaut.
full buildings upon them; the balance are handsome
building Lots, and are about half mile beyond the
Western part of the city. These Lots will be sold,
the whole or in part, may suit purchasers, plat
of which can be by application to the Subscr-
Der. JAMES D. ELLET1,
de5 General Agent and Comm Merchant.
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Nh Martiueeu h 20 danGerously III ~ to leave
No hope Of her recovery. "Her disease u en-
: ssssnsnt Of he heart; ths end may como at sny
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SHocKrNG.-The house occupied by James
Short, In Brooklyn, N. Y, was consumed by fire
on the morning of Sunday last. He had six chill
dren, five of whom occupied the garret and,
shocking to relate two of these children, boys
aged respectively Is and l2 years, were burnt to
death amid the flames, while another was SO badly
injured that his life is despaired of.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
vrcrssuaa, Misa., Feb. 27-n are broke out at
O'Clock last night IN . building on Levee street,
co nsumina several boarding houses and liquor
stores No business houses were destroyed. One
man was burned 10 death;
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fLKrcHER,s HAIR ToHfc excels oy~r-
tai:s sos bs.utifyiSe s.a isproyss .hs has
:usss ol ths Tonis hss brosshs - - ~ e sss.t
nsir e the man in the moonJ vhase soxious y ~
tsrss have pfodsesd much misshisf snS s.an. Ill
Persons Wishing the original and r..,,,. 49,.
can be supplied By the manufaetursr. s's'c'es
JOHN JOHNsON.
Under American Hotel.
The RELAXING heats Of summer ,a.v.
behind them long train of evil ~. No.
g: Of tnese are general debility ana ts srs ssssn.
%sns .ps q, e. .as s n's. nS: these
Hoo fand,s German Bittsrs, prepared bv ~ Y II e
Jackson, Phiiadelphia 1t d, in our o,inos y. a;
to reach the fountain head of the dsu,tv isens 4 r.
digestive organization. and thus 70 reiisva I ths
:scueons and the blood Of the .aeeriss ncyb 'es ns
the membranes Of the stomach, snd uromoss 'sSr AZ
secretion of the gastric juice, which dissovss the
nsnes ipsrts general regularly and sasnSsS 70
ne .cton Of the secretive orgsns and sesms 10 for
L. ses ari such experiences Of
S o. IL FOR sale By Dr.
Agents for this eity-Mesus PuncrLL. Linn =
co. ana ssNHErr s1 BEEAa, DrusIists. -
REMovAL.-The Office of the R,cu.o, ;,
IN. Enk AssocIarIos has been removed 70 the .econd
- Entrance ON 11th street @Au Aitn s0.--
Applications for FIRE. MARINE or LIFE ,rsrr
W5o1s sos.tnss Ii OF tssSr ATTENDED sss To-
their obligations they take pleasure i, ~isn
all who have had business with the Ofss n, no 20
saraiactory manner in which it has been trsnss.ta&
JAMES C. CRANE. PrssissSsste Sseo.
JSo. Il. BosHER, Secretary. is
BLEEDING OF THE LuNGs.-RALE1eH. N.
G.. Feb. 9, 1856. ~
Mess,s. Mortimer L Mo,o5yay-I do hereby e.rtfv
we're hemorihage Of the lungs, and had four sttscks
OF It. l was advised to try Dr. HAnPTos's VssE.
I4sLE M TsNSTgRE. procured one BOTTLE and after
and that after taking the fourth bottle wss entrsy
well, and now enjoy a. good health as ever dia
M; my me. can, and do without the least hesifa-
non, recommend the Tincture to all persons afflicted
Yours, Gro. w. wEAKLEy.
CURE FITS-READ,
the most II South cs1on. Gns Of
r, Messrs Mortimer Mo.obray-The sale OF YOUR
cry day, and every bottle sold this VAIN
able medicine to the afflicted. Several of our nsnf
eIs have f1ioa It in different with sstonIshisx
been found to be the greatest remedy for rbenmsts
affections. and wonderful cure has been performeS
you with number of certificates, If You wish them.
Can ed sss Rs%Hais.: . and :. as ssss. d
sia, Nervousness and General Weaknem. AZ "a
it unequailed. = - 's.e'e
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. sTREcKER and PUR-
CELL. LADD l. CO., and by all the Drueeists in
reter'burg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphietts
sratis. NH 6-d&cts
NoTIcE.-An adjourned meeting ofsThe
St Andrsw's Society" of this city, will be lueld ON
THURSDAY, 9th March current, at 8 O'Clock in the
evening. In the room ever Buffers Simons Book
store, on Main street. The names of persons pro-
posing, ana admissible to membership, will then he
received, or may be left with the UNDERMINED PRIOR
to the meeting CHA8. 8. SAWYER
mno-Ss Secretary.
MEDICAL CARD.-DR. r. II. CHRISTIAN.
offers bis professional services to the citizens Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
(RAGs, RoPEs, BAGGING, Ac.) South franklin sts
doors West Of Old Market, buys small q. well u
large lota -. Il Q--d6n
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A BaIG RAISED 1ico men Found Dead in her Ca
bsn;.The brig hush says the Nsw York Tribune
o. Inasy evening which was sunk by the ics on the
two week since, ws yesterday RAISED By mans Of )
dernce, ana 10 her cabin were found the bodies Of
found n the vessel. The nsmss 81 the sailoSs vsrs
not ascsrt.insd. An inquest VIII Be hsld rpos %
bodies to-day. - y t7es5
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MITSL LJN-A varv

tAMBONA MUSLIN-A very pretty
assortment, from rs cents to So so per ward
Green, Brown and Blue Tissues and Beraees for
wells. "
Black Dotted Lace Wells
Ladies' Black, White and Mode eolored Silk Hose.
all qualities
Boys Halt-Hose end Girls Hose, of Silk, Cambria.
Dimity, and Striped India Dinity
Marseilles and Allsndsle Quilts varying from 81 so
TO 81 in price.
Cash purchasers will do we'll to call at 90 Main st.
NH CHRISTIAN & LATBROP
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner of
Messrs. N. 3, c. b. Hill. for the purpose of con.
ducting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS. where
he will keep constsntly hand 9 full assortment of
all kinds of Grain, Mil Of.i, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in GranarieB and Feed
Stores
he hopes by giving his business strict pc ersonal at
tentIon and selling reasonable teIms to secure
liberal patronage fem his friends and the public
generally. He will deliver any article free Of charee
anywhere IN the corporation will also att nd 10
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for q moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for apy con
sgnment entrusted to him JOHN w. COSRY
T. s-I atilI continue the LIVERY STABLE and
HACKING and BUGGY business at my Stable on
Gil street, and solicit continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to me.
fe Its CnGRv
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LIHERALITY.-We learn that Rev L. L. Hamlins
late Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
Donated vs. 600 towArds the establishment Of Uoi-
Hamline Univenity" We know of no way in
which the reverend gentleman could have appropri-
TO prove more lasting benefit. The Rev rentlens
has resigned the presching Of tho Gospel, and ap-
pears now only to be engaged In the practice.
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NORBORNE NORTON & co
DEALERS IN

IMPORTED g. DOMESTIC CIGARS,
DEG leave to inform their friends and the
- public generally, that they have taken the store
Hotel. where they intend keeping constantly on
hand choice selection of the finest CIGARS, SMO.
STEMS, SNUFF, &C., &c. fe 5-dlm&w3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

DRs. ATwooD & CHASE, homeopathic
PhyGcians and Surgeons No. 157 Main street, over
Butters Simons Bookstore Richmond, Va.
A. d. ATWOOD, M D. l. p. CHASE, NJ D
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.-All persons in
debted to s. M. BAKER by open account or
otherwise, are requested to make payment to me or
Mr. BURWELL JONES, as soon possible, as a
speedy settlement of my duties Trustee is very
desirable.
J. r. COTTRELL,
North side OF Basin Bank between 8th and 9th SITS
fa 8-6Jm#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. r. ii. CHRysr1ar.
offers his professional services to the citizens Of
Richmond: Office on Main Street, next door to j.
G. Wsyt Dentist. fe B-i2t
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E,OR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD.
Il DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND-
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed that
they need not go North to buy these articles the
unders gned has them always hand az good and 80
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-
factory on Brook Avenue. opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. j. C. JONES.
fs 26-d&c6m
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E,OR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
IL CO.'S Warehouses Corner Goth and Dock SITS.
Storage for Cotton. Codee, Flour, Wheat Sugar. Mo
of merchandze These are first class Stores and in.
re at the lowest rates vessels of the largest size
can discharge in front of the Store. City Weigher
and Measurer constantly in attendance.
sisiaia ria Ieo'As' App' D. B. BRfDGFoRD 4 co.
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A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDIoINE.-Ho
celebrated has DR.. MLane's Vermifuge become.
that it is a. the only specific for
Families should never be without supply Of It.. At
some and frequently fatal among children parents
should be watchful; and on the first sppearanse Of
those distressing symptoms which warn Of their
presence at once apply this powerful and efcscous
remedy. We are confident that 1t only requires
trial. to convince all that it richly merits the praises
that have been avished upon it. 1t s safe and iufa-
lible. Volumes of certificates can be produced,
showing its great medical virtues.
p. S.-The above valuable remedy, also DR.. Me-
Lanes Liver Pills now be had ct ell respaete-
Bile Drug Stores In this city. E{ sH
~ Purchasers viii please be caneful TO ask for.
and take mono but Or. M'LANE'6 VERMIFUGE.
All others. In comparison. are worthless.
unh E-dAefw
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G0OD MEDICINES. LOng-c0ntinued and
systematic putting will succeed in bringing any
worthless nostrum before the public--but, lacking
merit it cannot long retain the position Il for while
assumed. We desire merely to make STABLERS
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT known. To-
the public, feeling confident that % good medicine
which hss been endorsed by so.ns Of the brightest
ornament, Of the medical faculty, viii realize iIs
the good effects les s constantly producing This
excellent medicine 10 very efficient n Coughs Colds.
throat. 1t has been productive Of beneficial resuta
in great number Of cases In different parts Of the
country; and physciaps Of the highest Standing are
10 the habit OF using that and STABLER'S DIAK-
RHEA CORDIAL in their practice. N
~ See descriptive psmphtstss 70 b had Gratis Of
the Agents.
W Price for each only so cents or III bottles 1or
- E.H. sfABLER L CO., Propristora
Wholesale Druggists, 1altimoEo.
RUkCELL, LADn Z Co,
Wholesale Agsats, Rlshnon1. g
And By Drugsists and Asrshants ssnsrally throush.
out Virginia. 70 lo-A&s18
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DURCELL, LADD q CO., Wholesale

PURCELL, LADD q CO, Wholesale
1 Druggists, No. 92 corner of Main and l4th sts,
Richmond, Va, are now receiving their Sprirs sup
Plies Of Drugs, Medicnes Paints, Oils, Window
1lass indigo, M adder and other Dye-Stuffs; White
Lead Vsrnishes; White Zinc Paint; Brushes; Surg
cal Instruments; Chemicals, &C., &c, which have
been carefully selected by one of their firm, and
winch they are prepared 10 offer very low for CASH,
OF 10 puhetuel customers on the usual credit.
PURCELL, LADD & CO Druggists,
MAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

NoT1cE.-An adjourned meeting ofsdThe
81; And.sw,. Society" of this city. will be- hald ON
evening. In the room Buffers Simons Book
store, on Main street. The names of persons uro-
posing, and admissible to membership, will ther be
received, or may be left with the undersigned prior
70 the meeting CHA8. 8. SAWYER
NH 6-St a..rat.yr Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENT.-A telegraphic
dispatch, dated Syracuse, New York, March 4th,
says that the locomotive Essex" of the Cincinnati
Express Train, which left Buffalo at IL O'Clock
Saturday night, when a mile west of Lyons, at
about 3 O'Clock Sunday morning, exploded, se-
riously scalding and otherwise ipjuring the engi-
neer, Mr.. James Day; aud the fireman, Thomas
Adamson, Jr., was thrown some four rods into
ditch, and was SO badly scalded that his recovery
was considered doubtful. The cars were under full
headway at the time of the disaster:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
IL Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock Of Dry
Goods now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods will
nd it greatly to their advantage TO CALL the Goods
and prices shall suit them Do not fail to call early
at the old stand corner lst and Broad sts.
ia lS-Sm w. BOOTklGHT.
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GOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR

~ SALE.-Hsving accepted the Agency OF Dr.
of COAL ON a. accommodating terms - likely can
be had anywhere, either BY Wholesale or retail l
will endesvor to hsve It nicely prepared for msrke
q this s something to which bat little attention ha.
been paid for several years past In consequence OF
the short supplies and great demand.
Ihaye also on hand nice assortment of Oak and
i'A' :. - N. w. FORD,
iaIs-h Conner 9Th and Cary sts.
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MIXING DRESS GOODS.-We have in
3 3 store great many Berege de LANES, Chally
neIeses, Challys, &c. which, in order to reduce
stocA psiofe receiving new goods will sell very
them. n l. II HAPT
A4h GS Main street.
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A Y ABLE JAMES RIVER

SuPERlOR RUM.--30 bbis. high flavor
mhs JOHN q. CLAIBORNE.
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EMOVAL! REL VAL DRY
- oooDs! DRY g GOODSi-I respectfully in
or my friends and customers and tbs pnblic in sen
sisi that hsve removed to No. IS Main street. four
fe 26-2ws urNpv ppo,xyu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02
ANOTHER ACT OF INEAMY.

The New York Herald takes the following notice
of the action of the Massachusetts, Legislature to-
wards Judge Loring:
The CASE OF JUDGE LoRING-THE MAssAcHU-
SETS KNOW MORNINGS SOLD OUT TO THE ABOLITION
1sTs.-The Senate of Massachusetts, yesterday, by
an overwhelming majority, concurred in the vote
of the House in favor of requesting the Governor to
remove Mr.. Loring from the Office of Judge, which
he holds under that State Of he will be re-
moved accordingly. His Office is said to be fat
one, and there are probably several of the Hiss
Nunnery Committee who would like to have it.
The objectionable offence of Judge Loring was
his obedience to the constitution and the laws as
Commissioner of the United States in the case of
Burns the fugitive slave. Judge Loring did his
duty in aiding restore this fugitive to his master
and no more. The aboltionists from that hour re-
solved upon making this upright officer victim
and an example, and with the aid of a Legislature
almost unanimously Know Nothing in both branch
es they have instructed their Know Nothing Gov
ernor to execute their sentence. The act is fit
ting appendage to the dirty Hiss Nunnery Commit
tee, which has been Kissed into public contempt
through the length and breadth of the land The
vote in both branches of the Legislature against
Judge Loring decides the character of the Massa-
chusetts Know Nothing party. 1t is abolition
party full of the bgotry of the old blue laws and
the sedtous fanaticism of Lloyd Garrison. 1t must
be cut adrift by the Know Nothings of the other
States they will all sink together in this filthy
slough of abolitionsm."
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02
THE MOUNTAIN DISTRICT.

Mr.. Cingman, as is generally known, is again
candidate in the Mountain District Perhaps
there is no man in the State who will be more vio-
lently opposed, and certain there is none
more able to beat down opposition. He has hereto
fore fought through some hard struggles and been
eminently triumphant; and such, doubt not, will
again be the case, Notwithstanding the old "Rolly
Click" inoculated the Wing members of his District,
such Baxter, Love, &c. at the last session of the
Legislature, with the poison of Know Nothingism,
and sent them forth to spread the virus with the
express design of defeating him.
Mr.. Love is the only know of in the
State who so far dsregards the oaths he took in be-
coming Know Nothing as to acknowledge that he
is now member of the Order; and he is person
ally hostile to Mr.. Clingman Mr.. Baxter be-
lievc heartily despses the Order, and its aims and
objects; but his hostility to Mr.. Clingman is both
personal and POLITICAL and in the bitterness of his
feelings fear he has adopted means unworthy
of his high character, to make war one whom he
deems an enemy.
Let the people of the Mountain District remember
that Know Nothingism was sent among them by the
"Rolly Click" to mislead and dupe them and pro-
cure if possible, the defeat of Mr.. Clingman. The
very men that engaged in spreading the Order
there are doing for the sole purpose of putting
down the man that has ever been true to the South
and to the best interests of the country.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

MOB LAW IN M1ssoURL-st. Louis, April o.
The Office of the Lumnary, at Parksville in this
State, being suspected of free soil tendencies,
attacked to-day by 200 citizens of Platte Coun
ty who destroyed the fixtures and threw the print
ing press into the Missouri river. The editors alb
sence alone saved them from being tarred and feath-
cred. The mob passed resolutions declaring the
paper a nuisance denouncing the editors, and threa-
1t was also determined that no Methodist preacher
should be allowed to preach in the county pain of
tar and feathers for the first offence, and hanging
in the second.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02
Raleigh, April 9th, 1855.

The HIGH PRICE OF BREADsTUFFs AND Provisions
is the subject of universal complaint. At Boston,
butter sells at wholesale at 40 cents pound, and
other things in proportion. The New York Courier
is of opinion that prices have reached their highest
point and that decline will take place. 1t
bases its opinion the fact that there million
five hundred thousand bbls of flour to como forward
before the harvest from the Western States and the
Canada which are waiting the opening of canals in
that State Fifty thousand bushels of potatoes are
on their way to the New York market from Nova
Scotia under the reciprocity law The crop of Pota-
toes in Nova Scotia last year very large. Free
trade has, within few weeks, opened this market
to consumers, and the changes are that liberal
supply will come forward, under the present high
prices At Oswego, N. Y, produce, under the reel
three days last week the receipts follow =
13,467 bbls. flour 1886 bushels wheat; 85 bushels
potatoes; 232, 600 feet lumber and IA kegs butter
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

THE WORLDS FAIR, OF ALL MISUNDERSTANDING the
noticeable things exhibition at the Crystal Pal
ace we saw contribution of Neao Pills, from the
laboratory of Dr. j. G. AVER the author of the wide
ly known and valued CHERRY PICTORIAL. AS it is
against the express regulations of the Palace to admit
any quack medicines this fact shows that his rene
dies not placed that category by the authorities
Indeed, we have before known thai his Pectoral was
highly appreciated by scientific men, and have
lately that his Pills areheld in great estimation by
those deeply learned in the healing art.-ITue Re-
former. Mass.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

The Raleigh Register abiding, we presume, to the
fact that Mr.. Thompson is jealous and faithful
member of the Baptis Church, attempts to ridcule
our candidate as pretty good erhortor Well, ifhe
has been successful in exhorng sinners to turn from
their, ways, he is the very man of whose services
transgressors in the community, stand greatly in
need. We commend them to his excellent erhorta-
tions throughout the campaign and sincerely hope
that they will be made better men and better cit-
zens by the labors of our candidate in their behalf
We will be responsible that will derive more
real pleasure from their conversion than will Mr..
Thompson. Go and hear him erhort.
Wnr Ne2oa