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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

HAMILTON KASTkR = Co, "a :,
NEW MARdLx suitpIse, -. !, n :
BALTIMORE, !. e
Have how In store {mostIy Of their own mp2rsae -
tinnl Of the largest and most conpafc Knocks IN
the United States, embracing ss!
silks and SILK GOODS Of svery class;
DIE AOOpS-svery largo stock; ~ 8
IRISH LINENS LINEN GOODS and
HOT SEX EErfNG ARTICLES o. every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
EUBROlbERfEs. IACEs HOSIERY, 0IsOyBS;
BLANKETS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
Aud every article generally required By $3.50,
nr RETAIL ROOMS on first hoor-ths PRICE
affixed to each article from which no deviation 10
~ WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second, and
third floors, oc t0-d3m
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-This Infirmary, connect.
ed with the Medical College OF Virginia located ia
the city of Richmond Corner of Marshall and Col.
ege streets is open for the reception of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
Surgical aid except the insane and those laboring
under contagious disease admitted into the Inst
tuition The accommodations for the sick are COM
plete.
The Patients under the charge Of the Professors
of the College. The charges for Board Medical at
tendance, Nursing and Medicine, are for
White Patients. S. per week.
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NJ SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Wiz
GINA and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS. Agents.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS In RICH
u M0ND.-Among which you will find Plain Plaid
Striped and Black Silks ron 81 cents and upwards:
English and French Merinos from - cts and higher
prices; Cashmere, Weolen and Merine Shawls and
scarfs, at all prices; Cloaks Talmas and Nantes,
from 81 80 to $Sj, worth double the money: Fannels
Blankets Shcetngsend Pillow Case Muslin; Towel.
ing and Table Cloths astonishugy low; French
Worked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Linens;
Hosiery. Cassimercs and Satsnets the greatest bar
gains in the city. Let it be tho first thing in the
morning to call at j. STRAUSS No. q Main street
who will take all suspended notes at full value for
goods. &C 5-lms
EALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS.-
Il CHRISTIAN Il LATIIRoP would invite the at
tention Of purchasers to their stock Of Carpetings
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Do do BRUSSELS do
Do English do do
All of the most approved English manufacture.
Sup. Three-Piy and Ingram Carpets. of the best
American make, known.
Low priced Ingram Carpet. from s71s to rs cts.
Rag and Hemp do
ALSO.--A full assortment of fSfs
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs Door Mats
Crumb Cloths, 6-4, I0-4 and l24 DrugEets
Stair Carpets, Stair Rods, &C., &c.
Curtain Materials
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich.
seA CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0p.
TALL, 1857.-The undersigned takes
great pleasure in informing his friends aud the
public IN general that he IL receiving his stock
OF FALL GOODS, consisting Of the most wonderful
TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARSITY GOODS
ever brought to this market The infinite variety OF
elegant goods kept In his store defyng All powers Of
dsssrptGn he rsspeesfuiiy invites his snsse r 70
Trimmings and Fancy Store. 200 broad street.
7
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= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRIMMING

L DVEI ICHHN.--NC INIMMINu
~. AND FANCY ST0RE.-I have this day opened
at my New Store Ne. III Broad street. the largest,
most complete and select assortment of TRIM
MINGS, W0RSTEDS, YARNS and FANCY ARTI-
purchased low in New York, and the finest articles
are my own direct importation from Europe--whch
offer for sale upon very reasonable terms.
ask from the public. friends and patrons contin-
uance n that confidence and patronage heretofore
literally bestowed. q. B0ETrCHER,
SO 2t--lm III Broad street.
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COAL.

GOAL! C0AL!i COAL THE sub
~ scriher is receiving daily from Black Heath Coal
Mines, a supply of LUMP. HAIL and SMITHS
COAL Orders left at his Office, Iith street be-
tween Cary and Danyille Depot will meet with
prompt attention. A reasonable deduction made for
sash. j. u. TUMPkINS.
&C 9-I2t*
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUsIC.-Just re-

NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.-Just re-
~ ceived the following new SONGS:
Unfuri the Glorious Banner: by Kleber.
The Village Queen. by ". X. Walker.
Dear Sunny Home; by +. Bernard.
My Lady Waits for Me; by 4. Jucho.
The Dew Drop. by j. p. Num-.
Mother Watch the Little Feet; by j. ~ Hubbard.
Sweet Flowers of Memory Keeping,
AtP. IL. TAYL0ks Music Store,
SALTS Governor street.
CIFTY boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch,
IL 10 do Oswego do do
90 do Coigate's assorted Soaps,
Is do Fig Blue,
200 gross Bankers Matches
Landing per Packet, for sale by
~ Io--ff VIM IT. TYLER
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GOAL! COAL! COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
COAL; also the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his Office, at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. will be promptly
attended to.
jy N-3m e. =. LIPSCOMB
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UNITED STATES MAIL
~f6AI LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AMI
FsZE~<4kNN NORFOLK, PETERSBURG ANT
EgzSsfsesRI c ii MON D.--The JAMESTOWN,
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday at
FernOon City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening for New York.
Returning, the jamestown leaves New York from
Pier b. North River every Saturday afternoon, with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping there
70 land passengers She takes freight only for Rich
mond.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pierevery
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond bat takes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare, Stateroom included. between
Norfolk ana New fork, IS; Steefage passage; 81
Passage and fare, Stateroom included, between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York $40; Steeragt
passage, S.
NH IL LUDLAM 4 WATSO
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DRY GOODS EMPORIUM!

w p. PERKINS & CO., No. 141 Eagle
~ Square. invite the attention of the ladies to
the following, received to-day, per Express:
Rich Bayadere Plaid and Striped Silks
Rich Side Stripe Robes
Bayadere and Side Striped Paris De LANES
Silk and Valencia Robes
Bayadere, Yalencienne and Poplins low priced
French worked Collars and Sleeves in sets
valencine and Point Applique. do
Honton and Real French Muslin, do
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves. do
Chenille and Gold Bordered Stella Shawls
Blush Bordered do do
Cashmere and Chenille Scarfs
Large stock Black Geo de Rhine and Taffeta
Silks at low prices. oc 5
ERESH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
The subscriber has Just opened q large assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
All of which he offers ut low prices to cash customers
lie respectfully solieits the patronage of his old
friends and the pubic generally.
Notes Of the independent Banks of Virginia and
North Carolina taken at par for Goods.
JN0. L. SMITHER,
oe Sim 20 Main street
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NEW CLOAKS! NEW CLOAKS! NEW
~ CL0AKS just opened six large cases of
PARIS IMPORTED CL0AKS,
TO which the attention of Ladies and strangers visit
ing the city is respectfully solicited
JAMES RILEY 1877 Main street.
NEW SHAWLS! NEW SHAWLSi
New Cheneiile Shawls
New Stella Shawls
New Brcche Shaws
An immense assortment of handsome Goods now
open at JAMES RILEY'S,
1877 Main street,
sc 22-lm* OppOSite the new Custom House.
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.e, ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF

Superintendent Transportation.
Office r. +. h p r. X. Col
Richmond, Oct 7, '57.
N B-Tickets not transferable. and good only from
Sunday. 25th October. TO Monday, 2d OF November,
IS57, inclusive s. r.. Sup't Trans.
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NUUTHEKN IKUN WUKkS.-LEW1S
~ l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
on 9TH street, West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO,
YERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch, such terms as warrant will give satsfac-
ton My old friends and the public generally,
solicited to give call before engaging else
where. my S-d6m
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
DECISIVE BATTLES.

An English paper thus enume,ates the decisive
battles Of earth:
The most decisive battles recorded IN history
are those, at Marathon, Of tho Alhenians and Per.
sans; al !ssus Of Alexander and Darius at Cam
M, OF the Carthagnians and Romans ut Phars,lia,
between P"mpey and Cesar; at Chaons between
the French and the lluns; at Hastings, between
the Normans and English; ut Bannoekburn and
flodden, Of the Scots and English at Crrssy,
Polcters, and Agiucourt, Of the French and Eng
lish at Ascaon, OF ajazet anl Tamcrlane; at
Pavia, Of the French and Germans; at Blenheirn,
the French and Allies; at Foutenoy, of the French
and English; at Luthcn and Riesbach, Of The Prus-
SLAMS and French; at Marengo, Of the French and
Aus,rans; and at Aus,erlilz, lena; FredI;nd
Leips;c and Waterloo, oi the French and Allied
Nations
johnny Bull di>kes to think Of two other bat
ties quite as decisive, if not so great, any here
mentioned We mean the battle Of Yorktown be-
tween Washington and CORVALLIS, and the battle
Of New Orleans between Jackson and Packenham
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
AHAPPY NEW YEAR.

To our readers, male and female, bright and dull
pretty and ugly, we send greeting happy new
year, and many more returns of the same! In the
exuberauce Of his spirits the other day, good fel-
low ut certain dnner.table remarked to his host
"May you never be dny older" Suggestive as
the observation was Of apop!exy, or OF dagger
points, or of buet-holes, it was yet meant well aho
was 9, received. In the same clumsy vein o gooo
humor, we say to our dear readers-(who does mol
love his readers l)-May you never have another
dour-to bother you may YOU never save another
wife-to tease you! May you never lind another
husband-to fret you. May you never have an
other hog-kilIing-to grease You! May you never
have another paper (except the Adoertissr)-to vea
your optics May you never have another flower
to grieve you BY its early fading. May you never
have another hope-:o be crushed in its fulles
blooming.
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A DsnADrrL TYrnooN-Loss Of thousand
Lires.-Thc North China Herald, of September
TO- which came to hand by the last steamer,
contains the following account of a terrible ty-
ploon and its appalling consequences:
The Captain of a large junk from Bangkok
has communicated the following note OIL the
disasters occasinncd by a typhoon encountered
on the 18th of August ON approaching the Chll-
san Islands from south: ave formed one of u
fleet of % junks bound TO various points from
Shanghai to Tentsing. On the twelfth day of
the moon the wind blew fu"iously from the
Northwest, and suddenly chopped around from
the south; seventeen vessels soon founderel,
and the remaining five were dismasted. We
lost also both our double rlddcrs. About one
thousand men perishcd in that storm. In con-
sequence Of assistance libcmlly afforded by a
steamer, We were saved from drowning and
starving.
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From the January No Of the Southern Light.
TO MY FATHER
Tn thinking on tie time, Father:
When guilccss little child,
listened to the pleasant tones
OF thy voice so calm and midi
And as L heed the pratLlng ones
Who all my hours divide,
They seem like those who with me then
Close nestled at thy side.
And then seem to dream, Father.
That on thy sacred head
Arc resting almost fonr-scorc years,
And my youthful ones are fled.
That thy locks have whilcr grown, Father,
And mine have sadly changed
Since round our quiet lirc-side,
\ cheerful group we ranged.
But when the dream is o'er, Father
And feel its all too true,
And that old friends are distant fur
While all a-near are ner,
dash away the brimming tears
Which swell my aching eyes,
And sigh for that unchanging home
Where are-no broken ties! E. W. r.
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Liberal Proposition.

We will furnish the Advertiser and Co'umala
Examiner. one year, for S495, payable, in advance
The Eranincr is large and excellent literary pa
per, published weekly, at s. per annum. =,
We will furnish the .4dcertiSer and Souther"
Light one year for $3.50, payable in advance
The Light is well conducted mon,hly oour''t'' n
devoted to religious and literary reading, and pub
lished in this Village at 81 ,OO.
Tbos.. wishing TO encourage Southern enterprise
and ob,ain goud and cheap publications. would DO
well TO take up proposition
IT Any one sending us five new subscribers 70
the ADVERTISER with the cash for The same, will 'e
entitled to the sixth copy gratis
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Read the Certificate of a Regular
Practitioner

This may certify that I have used Perry Davis
Y.oetable Pain Killer. and believe it to 5e very
valuable medicine. | have prescribed it extensive.
Is in bowel complaint (particularly for chiIdren)
and is in my opinio~ rior t" any preparation
I have ever used Tor the relief Of those diseases
When given to children, ] have always combined
it with the syrup, well mixed. Others have mixed
it with milk and molasses, equal parts.
' A. HUNTING, NJ. D.
Perry DAVIS PAIN KILLER rs an internal reme-
dy has no equal In c,ses cf Ch"lc, Summer Com,
plant Dyspepsia Dysertery and Asthma it will
cure in one night by taking it internally and bathing
with it freely. 1t is the best Lnilnent in America.
Its action is like mage, when externally applied to
bad sores, burns, scalls and sprans. For the sick
headache and oothachc, don't fail to tryit In short
it is Pain Killer.
Sold by G. L. PENN. Agent.
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Notice.

TIE UNDERSIGNED being about to retire
from the Dry Good Business, will dispose Of his
stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods-one of the
largest in the city-at New York COST for cash.
His friends and the public are respectfully informed
that the lowest possible price will be asked and from
which there will be no deviation Country and
City Merchants, and Dry Goods Dealers in general,
are invited to call aud examine the Goods
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Successor of Cosgrove & Brennan.
Augusta, Nov. 25th, 1856, 8t 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

FATAL Acc1DENT.-On Monday last, a young
man named J. ckson was killed in this District,
by the accidental discharge of gun in his own
hands. The pasticulars, as we learned them,
are singular. One barrel of his gun was loaded,
and whilst in the act Of loading the other, a
small gourd filled with shot slipped from his
hand, and falling upon the cock of the loaded
barre caused it to spring back and rebound
with sufficient force to explode the cap. The
load entered his side and lie died within a few
hours.
Mr.. Jackson was resident Of Chester Dis
trict, and was OH visit to the house Of Mr..
Jas. Douglass, of this District, where the acci-
dent occured.-Lancastcr Ledger.
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-"'
DIR EXCHANGES,

The Newberry Mirror has undergone change
of editors, Mr. j. S. REID having retired and MIR.
j. C. McLEMoRE having succeeded him.
Ike Independent Press, Of Abberle, has been
much enlarged and improved.
The Columbia Times also has new editor in
Dir. BowMAN, late OF the Orangeburg Southroh.
Mr.. B. has both experience and ability, and we con.
gratu!ate the Times upon his induction to its chair
editorial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
STABLE MANAGEMENT OF HORSES.

10 q man WHO has lllc nOISeS anu WdHlS u kctl
them so, the suboincd hints arc invaluable;
1t is one thing to know how to ,lSc horse, but
it is another thing to know how to take care ot
him. A stabbed horse needs special care and at
tention. His feeding must be as regular, as the
measurement of the hours. When change of
feed is made, it must be done with great care,
giving small aow2ncc at first. until the stomach
becomes useI to the Change. He must be cleaned
every day. and when we say cleaned, we mean all
that can be conveyed by that word. good cur
ry-comb brush, and an oiled woolen cloth, arc the
utensils necessary. First take the curry comb,
and begin at the top of the neck, back of the ears,
working the hand both ways Proceed i'll this
way, till you have gone over the entire body and
legs Then take both comb and brush, and follow
the comb with the brush, and after every other
stroke, draw the brush across the teeth of the
comb to clean it. An experienced groom will do
this instantaneously. This done, take your cloth
and lay the coat, and remove the dust, which ad-
heres to the outside. The face and ears must also
feel the brush.
Few men know how to clean horse properly.
If the above directions are followed, daily, your
horses will enjoy good health, generally. Stabbed
horses must be exercised daily. This is absolute
ly essential to good health If the feet of your
horse are BRITTLE and are liable to break and crack,
they must he oiled, once week. A horse thus
treated, will always be ready to 90 when wanted,
and you will not be ashamed either to ride, or
drive him.
Another thing quite as important, is clean and
well ventilated stable. We cannot excuse any
farmer, or horse owner, who does not clean his
stables twice day. 4 stable should be so con-
strscted, as to have wide passage-way or floor
in front. to feed from. Above the manger space
should be left, foot or two in width, clear, and
the passage way should lie the avenue for the sup
plv of fresh air to the nostrils of the horse.
A horse enjoys good bed, and it should never
be refused him At night, take your fork and
make it up light and you will feel amply reward
ed for the humane treatment you have given your
beast.
Every word of it the truth. We would not only
have better horses, but we really would be better
men. if We attended to such instructions as these
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the Estate
"A Of AnseI Wells, decd. are requested to rem
der them in rs early possible, and those in any
wise indebte, to said Estate, must settle the same
by Return day. Beware, all yc who are opposed to
contributing your Dollars and dimes to the support
Of the Sheriff aud other public officers.
CIIESLEY WELLS, Admir-.
January 7lh 1857, 3t% SO
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Administrators Notice,

4 IL persons having demands against the Es-
~ tate Of Elijah Langley, deed. are requested to
present them to the undersigned properly a,testcd
on or before the 10Th day OF April next, o. their
said claims will be excluded.
THEODORE FISHER,
IIEZEkIAH BURNETT. Ao'' fs'
Jan. 5th 1857, 3m% 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

a Rich CouSTY-Dougherty county, Geor-
gia, claims to be the richest in The eorld; VIC
presume, however, outside Of those embracing
large cities. The valuation is as follows: Slaves,
S22,230,9l2; land $l,7Sl,ST; money at inter-
est, $G50,5G7; city property, $9So,O0O; NOR
chandizc, $l2j 900; otllor property 100000; J;
total, IS, S2S,3G0. If the property was equally
divided out, each voter in the County would be
a considerable farmer, with nine slaves valued at
five thousand dollars, and ten thousand dollars
worth of land to work them On.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

A Ill. those indebted to T. F. Coleman, R NJ.
IN Sedrry & S. Turner, will do well to come
forward and make payment By Return day. as longer
indulgence cannot nor will not be given. Those
who wish to save costs must pay proper allegation
to this notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
HolloWav's Ointment and Pills.

Ulcers and sores drain The system Of its vital en-
crry. Their diseased action is kept up by virulent
matter in the vessels of the glands and skin. This
matter is neutralz d by the disinfecng operation
Of the Ointment. The Pills cure indigestion in all
its forms.
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 244 Strand, London; and oy
all druggists, at 25 C e21e and 81 per b"x
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MONEY WANTED.

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber by
n Note or Account, are earnestly requested to
make payment before Return Day, as | have con-
siderable money 10 pay out by that time, and those
indebted to me must accommodate me with the
cash so that can satisfy the demands of my cred-
tors. Respond to this notice in due time, you that
are interested, and don't compel me TO apply for
legal assistance. G. W. HOLLOWAY.
Jan 3ts 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

sza A gentleman observing servant girl, who
was left handed placing the Erives and forks on
the dinner-tablc in the same awkward petition,
remarked to her that she was laying them left
handed, "Oh, indade" said she, SO have! Be
plased, sir, TO help me turn the table round!"
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HY N E NJ IAL.

MARRIED, on the 18th ult., by Rev. j. p. Bodie,
Mr.. PETER OURS, and Miss JULIA Ann TIMER ,
MAN, all of Edgefcd
MARRIED, on the 18th ult by thcs same, Mr.. MAR
TIN ELLEEBERGE and Miss MARY HORNE, all Of this
District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

4 "Nr&AXcE" DErGNED-At a tria! for
" maintaining nuisance" recently at Exeter,
England, it was shown on the part Ola MIR.
Abraham that his ncghbor. Mr.. Minty, had IA
cock Which cruwcd one hundred and fifty times
in twenty minutes. The learned Judge thought
this was an amount of Growing which human
nature was not bound to put up with, and
awarded to the plaintiff one shilling damages.