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The Sympathizing Women.

H VIC HSIC CoIIe-u ukOil W dCotIibC LII ..
Dobbs. we should. without hesitation, call
her sympathizing woman. Nobody was
troubled with any malady she hadn't suf-
fered. ''She knew all about it by expert
epce, and could sympathize with them from
the bottom OF her heart"
Bob Turner was wag, and when one
day he saw Mrs. Dobbs coming along the
road toward his house, he knew that, in the
absence of his wife, he should be called
upon to entertain her, so he resolved to
play a little on the good woman's abun-
dant store of sympathy.
Hastily procuring large blanket, he
wrapped himself up in it, and threw himself
on sofa near by.
why. good gracious Mr.. Turner, are
you sicks'' asked Mrs. Dobbs, as she saw
his position.
"Oh. dreadfully!" groaned the imngi-
nary invalid. sf,.
What's the matter q
."'Oh, a great many things. First and
foremost, I've got a congestion of the
BRAIN -
.'That's dreadful,'' sighed Mrs. Dobhs
Il came pretty near dying of it ten years
come next spring. What else %
"Dropsy," again groaned Bob.
There / can sympathize with you. I
was troubled with it, but finally got over
it, ..~ (. f- =. -.
Neuralgia" continued Bob.
''Nobody can tell, Mr.. Turner, what I've
suffered from neuralgia. It's an awful
complaint - r.4s -.s.
"Thcn again I'm very much distressed
by inflammation of the bowels"
"If you've got that, | pity you," COM
mentec Mrs. Dobbs; for three years steady
| was afflicted with it, and don't think I've
fully recovered yet
.sRheumatism," added Bob.
Eyes that's pretty likely to go along
with neuralgia. 1t did with me-"
'Toothache, suggested Bob. M
There have been times, Mr.. Turner
said the sympathizing woman, ''when ]
thought should have gone distracted with
the toothache." -f.r... ...Fs-.e
Them" said Bob, who, having tempo
rarily ran out of his stock Of medical terms
resorted TO scientific name, lin very
much afraid that I've got the tethyasats-
rus !" @ -.
Il shouldn't be at all surprised said the
ever ready Mrs. Dobbs; l had it when l
was young"
| Though it was with great difficulty that
he could resist laughing, Bob continued:
81 am suffering good deal from a
| sprained ancle.'' .ss s,s.
"Then you can sympathize with me, Mr..
Turner. I sprained mine when I was
coming along" -, -r-. ~
but that isn't the worst Of it.
"What is it!" asked Kris. Dobbs, with
curiosity.
II wouldn't tell any one but you, Mrs.
Dobbs, but the fact is''-here Bob groan-
ed-"rm afraid. and. the doctor agrees
with me, that my reason; is af1ected-that,
in short, I'm little crazy!''
Bob took breath, and wonder what Mrs.
Dobbs would say to that.
"Oh, Mr.. Turner, is it possible" ex-
claimed the lady. ''Its horrible ! l know
it is. frequently hare spells Of being o,a
of my head myself
'Bob could stand it no longer; he burst
into roar of laughter, which Mrs. Dobbs
taking for the precursor of a violent par
oxysin of insanity, she was led to lake a
hurried leave.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-21

E1-An eminent rider has undertaken,
for a heavy wager, to ride the well known
horse Glesnuf against the celebrated horse
Rddish. He will use the saddle of Inut-
ton and the spurs Of seccssify for tie oc-
casion
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-21

EsgAn exchange says Professor Ma
pes thinks dogs can reason. We doubt it.
If they could, they woulo not make such
asses of themselves asto do mile in 2 30,
just because tin calender is fastened TO
their tails. - ass
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-21

LIGHTISG THE LAMps OF HEAvEN.-
l send you = says correspondent of
Kntick-the following little incident of your
"Table." 1t struck me as one Of the most
unique explanations of electrical aiphenome-
ma had ever heard. A little girl, the
idol of friend of ours, was sitting by the
window. one evening, during a violent
thunderstorm. apparently striving to grap-
pie proposition too strong for her childish
mind. Presently a smile of triumph lit up
her features as she exclaimed, 'Oh, I
know whatanakes the lightning: it's God
lighting His lamps, and throwing the
matches down here r s4 -, -
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~The editor Of the Rutland Heral

- The editor Of the Rutland Herald,
Just married to Boston girl, sayss that a
pair of sweet lips, pink waist ribbon, a
swelling breast. and pressure Or two OF
delicate hands, viii doas much to unhinge
a man as three feyers, the measles. a large
sized wbooping cough, a pair of lock-jaws,
several hydrophobias, and the doctors
bill ss3 E
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s@ Read the last hne il, this column
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-21

isli This was the fact. The adroit scoun-
drel had stolen il second time within a
minute after It's restoration. Mr.. Brown
has again advertised it, but the thief has
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HAMILTON G, FAINT,

Banker and Dealer In Exchange Sfocks,
No Da Pennsylvsnia avenue, Washington, d. q
nov 16-1y
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LATE or TEE cESsus oYrIcR,
Prosccutes Claims before Congress and ths DSpsrs
Office, corner Tenth street and Psnnsylvania avsnuA
over the Savings Bank
dec b-IY
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Mas @. ". JOHNSTON, -l..T.
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth strsss
entrance on d strest -
WIN take several Apprentices Also good hsads
wanted.
She win cut and bssss, cut Innings and Pssssr,s.
dec lily 0
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Merchant Tailor, and general dealer In
GENTLEMEH'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Bridge street. between Potomac and High sfresfa
Georgetown.
nov lily t8 r
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rs .,.nA1TftUUUI eli FKOM 10
EAsAz L~YNCHBURG AND

Fare from %Tynchbnrg to buchanan. so
From Lynclburg 10 Charlottesville. ............... 2 80
On and after the I'D OF October our Packet Boats will leave
Buchanan at . A. NJ, and l%ynchburg at Z! L. NJ, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, aud arrive in Richmond second day,
at 5oclock a. NJ. .
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I'd WORCESTERSHIRE ~MESTO 3l}kaan

kO YOKK-STEAMSlIP ~JAMESTOW n
The L. $. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand OF Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, for Rich
lnond. She will not take any freight to or from City Point.
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 o clock, for New York.
Those desiring to ship BY her must have their goods here on
Monday. Passengers desiring to take this ship here can have
a State Room secured by addrossin us by mail
.R The ROANOKE Capt. SkINNEIt, stops at City Point,
where she viii land aud receive freight. Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at City Point
and Norfolk. LLDLAM a. WATSON.
mar - ~ Ripb,nnp Na
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Il SsheftriM6nr"nSD %nichMoNp' BY Steam, s4sErE
es BEIfVIDERE and PO~CAHONTAS-The -
STEAMER BELYIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATUR'
AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves RICH.
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The pOCAIIONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every ~ATuRD AFTERNOON for Balti-
timorc.
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats must have their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar 2y IJIDIAM q WATSON, Richmond Va.
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These vessels are of the first class, built in the city OF Bal
tnnore, expressly for this trade and have superior aecomuio,,
dations for passengers. They are commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade, and who VIII spare n
cxertion to accommodate. They will be towed up and down
the rivers by steam, and may be relied on to sail promptly as
advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New YORK,
viii find IL 10 their interest to ship by this line, a ieight VIII
always be taken as low as by any other line Of Packets, and
every effort will be made by the agents In Richmond ana
New-York to give satisfaction. Insurance can be effected IN
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
W. respectfully ask and hope to succeed IN obtaining a fnl
share of patronage. ,.,
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, Sa-
yannah or any other southern or Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond In the Dock, In New YORK
at Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID a. WIN. CURRIE, Richmond, ! .gcnts
{. II. PERSON, n. Y,
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DAY oOJDS, uAv0EniIa, -.


NEW FALL AMI WsN rE GOODS
sTIGLER MCLLDbkr d CO. respectfully inform
thrtr rusion,ra. ffiruds. ami tho pHbsis sv"ss -iy, ;.s; they
have completed their stock Of SEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS, which viii compare with any stock In the mar
Act All they ask ! a call tsep 2lts
ILOFtss, ASS - EREs AND vEsTsNas
all qualities, at reduced prices.
est. JAMES A sTfGLER & co
IhGT. 8sh, 1S55.-Jua received Castor, Beaver, Fr1ek
u J aud over Goats, pade In the best style These Goats are
No / Cali and see them. at the Clothing House Of
oeetE GLASS = RAinb, j. DIXON, Ast
AAGT 18th, lsJ5-we are opening Tor sale a large and
varied assortment of shirts and Cyi.as. These ooods
were made up expressly for our safes Ais, Under Shirts aud
Drawers, Of every variety, at The Clothing Hoasr Of
o ests GLASS d KANE y. DIAoN, Agent
NEW SIIOIs, &c.-Just received BY express, at H.
~ i HpDlERS, q beautiful lot Of new Goods, among
which may be found the following articles
Ladies line Congress CATERS, new style; -
" Black with tip
"a 4" " - without tin.
" Colourod
" " Kid +" side lace,
Kid and Morocco Illnds. BnskIns. Ties and Slippers
Gentlemens hne Patent Leather Congress Gatersi
oxford Tics
And a general assortment Of chilircn's Shoes, &C. &c.
aup Hts
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EVOK NEW York, FR0M GG
BY ~AILROAD-ONL
osE NIGHT BETWEEN PETERSBURG AND NEW YORK
C~AEAPEST N PLEASANTEST ROUTE: -s14 to New
York. including Railroad fare and meals and staferoom on
board Steamer 80 to New York, second class cars and steer
age.
Passengers leaving L~ynchburg on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, by South-Side Railroad, connect next morning at CITY
Point with the large and commodious steamships