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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-24
The Money Pressure.

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i'''''i'> " t." "''@ "''''< ah''t the pres
sure III financial AFFAIRS a tn" present time
ma! not be c"n>HI'rr' >npcrinou>. as thu
SUBJECT Is important. AVID must +" som" extent
"ccUi! inc pubic mnd fer som" TIM" t'
come.
here are many theories now IN agitation
10 account for lie existing difficulties in The
'mm'rcaI world. and mos %; them. i nor
stencil! correct IN al! respects. NY ,v,rt &;
~''"d Influence by l,1dir.- people - look =.
~" read and the practical. r.'',n~ than the a,r
parent and 'h' tanc:i,l. in ever, dav He
There ms unqnc>tignahl> been ,Ncrtr5dire
in foreign Foods. e there would 1T h">,
been lallrc" Of fifty millions aea.:>' rs
", ac1r,,iM, "a Mr. .\nul,r.,', letter. T.,
lmlA'tla'" ct">. Na>a c9"'aiNcu: :. -" &c.
{. m"Ia,,,n> q the "" I"r' banks q, som,
fifteen millions. "i',r '',y Ia! s!r.4 adv r.. Inc
90, 'h.amo!.t :, p >'.'';o,>.l, lou figure. 90
G,'h,r with want Of >amo mn Ike Nb.u
('alla,n ~ tx" the l.nl ii -, rsl..rr.
Ills statements are La>rI r.-.n t.s.>. and
his differences are ho'h o1,:.r> and cauc,u
>'Nr As NoN Will 10 doubt Nuhii>l the r..
ter IN question. il may be- rnn,cc>>arN 90 ~,
more. lh"r" stems. however. t. y" ~ man,
caN>c> combined. which r,ndcr it difficult
matter I" analHzc o. account for certain re
suits. that thu public ~ lars" may al 10 de-
riN" much practical >cn't, from experience.
The intercourse between our OWN and foreign
c"uH'f!'>. as well as between distant points
II orr own country has hcco'n' 5" rapid and
'>,' '''''' >''''' causes ''''' reports are ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-24
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The canvass for State officers IN Wisconsin
Is beginning to wox v&rm. The democratic
press here. as elsewhere. dc>rendS to the most
malicious personalities. and is pursuing some
of the best and truv>t men in the State with
an acrmonv as false as it is bitter. The
platform of the ,..r:v. rs alup,, i at siilwa,I-
kcc lately. hy the editors. candidates. and
po>tma>lvr< la be-" ronul:.r!> and SUMMER
ilv condensed ~ .ollay<.
H,.ol,DI. That We Will IL
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-24
LETTER FROM KENTUCKY.

A"ii!' IL hal FAIRS. MD IHi HAE rHif ~
THEM IN Ey.-ojT>.DC AT:GAcTE0Ns-Tr
CRISIS ~ NEGRO sTlN"tI,H. AID IT'S Coz
s;','l'- IL { E>-TH" >!CoND s'..,,E IN TIE HAT
EIMoN1AI DRAM. WITH \ NpEAL.
NIN;i;:', Ky, O'toics 4. 1857.
>!rsSES. FDIToas Two important event
Of annual occurrence are now taking place il
kcntucky-thc one, her usual iall-sccdina
and the other, the series Of County Fairs
For both. the weather has been remarkable
favorable. so that on the one hand larg
crop has been put into the bosom of Mothe
Earth. as the L" hope and expectancy of tn
coming year and. on the other. large cxhi
billions of stock, &c, have been Witnessed BY
large crowds of people. One would natural
lv suppose that these two cvcnts wcul,! scri
ousv conflict with each other. both occ,rrn.
at the same season of the wear; but. although
they may to some extent. the fact shows tha
both are daily attended &c, or that neither suf
fcrs from am neglect on the part Of the peo
pie
This Immediate ncighborllood is now in It,
third Fair wcck-cach Fair continuing fou,
DAYS. will! usually Stock Sale on the fifth
The first was the MON Agricultural Socic.
t,.~ .o,,. cnrmo..on, ,1.aa, 49, -, $500.
ord, the e Ripley Fair" at Ripley. Ohio and
the third, the "\0rth XIV. Agricultural and
- -,
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''' WHY
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''' SUNNI i ~"
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>, I'll ,'''' VI '','' '"', ''''''
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~ al. ''i'''''''> CONSIST o. some ~ acres
u .'.' "o"'''''''' f''c'>c'' WIN Z
.'''>'''''',"' P''''N '''''' MS Fhc''>'f' Is
''''i'''''' a. 7''"' expense al" '''''l''''' /"
''"' '''''', I "''' convenience 'l 'ho>c VINO
'.''' ''''''' 10 'N''IJ >''cN' or We" the 'Ni:i-
NV ,'''i' ~ ''''''''> az -
''''''"~ 80 ''''''''> anu ''''''> ''F '''1 AZ
COMMUNICATION Oh inc ANIMALS |" ne shown
""''' '''I'' lace" anu N''!-''''''' "'fN-
les NAY o' seen cafr!ih| ana tutoring In"
>''r"' "''''h 'i''F are 10 introduce INTO the
fhS' lh'>c >'r''Ie '>'icr>. l.! the way '''-
d'h'i! take as much pride as their masters III
'h' awarding "i ;A' lF'%r>' "n': show an *
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young men, the choice chcyalicrs Ct Oh
Mason, and It's surrounding Counties. r;c!,l,
saddIc,l on the most select riding animals o
the State. came eff during the afternoon @
this day. and the j'a'm Of frs'cc was awardc;
to the most worthy. With such horsnmci
as the kcntuckians are. You may rest assure
that the view was rich one. and Of especial
interest to the 1901 koGpful Young !aiic>
and Aop,ful widows in attendance. | doubt
whether heaven directed Poet ever strobe his
lofty Pegasus with more grace and glory
than did these Young and gallant gentlemen
to win the applause Of the multitude and the
silver cup Of honor The award was finally
givcn to 4 Mason Go. boy, 4. X. Marshall. a
! hopeful scion of a numerous and hororcd
family in the State. The 18th dav was driEzly
rainy: but notwithstanding this inclcmcncv.
the Fair was well attended. and the show of
>ad,!lc-horscS. Jacks and Jcnncts. and Mules.
was capital. and crc,litablc to the growers of
these hardy and useful animal> After this.
W: i"'''S '''"'''' '''''' ''i' III" Inc pfeh-
nm was bestowed upon a lad Of only 6 years.
whose horsemaEship was far ahead of his agc
~ the close of each day IS cXhihltlon' the
premium stock OF that day WAS shown 'a-"th-
or III the ring, enabling the pcopl" 10 mark
Their points e. resemblance, and their F"culi-
arlticS. 1t is by this frequent and critical
viewing Of fine STOCK. that til" taste of the
people is formed. and their love Of the beau
tl'ol in combination with the useful in ii"
ANIMAL creation IS cultivated An argument
is thus derive; fer Ii" usefulness Of County
Fairs which in lis wider application would
justify State anC National exhibitions, IS CON
dnclng to a>Similatc the synpathics ana tastes
OF the people at large. ard cxci;in" IN al an
honorable spirit Of competition in the various
departments of enterprise and labor.
-l> outside attractions. analogous 10 vo,,r
balloon ascension. though not Is elevated.
We had the Hairy Woman md her wh;>kcr-
ed baby. the whi~flin- Eird-moc&cr. the
trained Australian Grizzly Bear. and varic-
~ of stump orators. speaking the praises q:
their various wares. vhilc 4 series of hs,,S
came oif every night in the nci-hhoring vi
lagos. where. from "du>ky eve I'll early dawn,
the F.h; fantastic toe displayed ;t~ nim'.l"-
moss and the courtc>i. If IL. vcrc swell,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-24
Conn. Valley Agricultural Fair.

W-c learn from the Ncwbury Aurora that
III" second Far Of this association held at
bradford last week. was very successful. Til,
Aurora SAYS =
"On he first day of the Fair. not a larry,
':';ia'er wcrr present. as The Lay was occupied
principally il entering stock and articles fol
exhibition. Of which large amount were eli
tered. On "Wednesday morning notwitlI-
>taao';ng the indications Of rain. the people
commenced at an carly hour. to wcnd their
course 10 the Far Grounds. The cavacadc
of horses wa> pronounced OK good Judges To
h. one %: the best exhibitions ever made in
this section 81 cor..trv. We were not able II
IL prt>cA; 10 witness the imposing scene. bu.
understand that IohnSon> of bradford had Il
whole drove O! superior horses on the ground
whic! made a grand show The Morrill,
Champion. from Tor>ham. was on the ground.
and there stood j hands high. notwithstand-
i.l- the report that he WAS dead. He weighs
- 10 pounds: is OF Z jet black color and made
4 splendid appearance. The Rix Horse from
Dal;on. presented the most beautiful gait of
any horse We SAN during the trot
"pon the grounds was pocket writing and
printing machine. exhibited hv benjamin Iiv-
er:aar,. the Inventor. 1t operates by touch
a.. hc:~. and ! - constructed that an in
,:H.d.~, ..ttr practising a >hor, time. can seat
himself IN III, ears. and record his thoughts a.
rapid . al ordinary pc.man would write
thoM.
Til pa;ry department was well supplied
with tn h,>t qualities OF butter and cheese
N!..e,: : ;,iw@y> il hc iou,!d in the diaries OF
tn f.ria.r o., thc Connecticut Valley. We
;u,.t ia Agricultural and Mechanics Hall
30 hr h h,>, ~s;p.icd OF any We ever had
-" ,.d>gr. 81 ,.>:,ing.
O. !hur~:is. morning the people rushed
into the .,,,;r ground un,;l they formed a reg
U'..r crowd. We have heard the number up
OF t. -~rr.',l estimated = large as 5000
during II ~, -uaau.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

FLOYD 4 N ALCOM,
tsvccrssoks TO raos storp)
DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, NAILS AND
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
No. s3s IaAe Street, Chicago. M.
mylsd A~iy
KIM bills 6RoCERS EXTRA sYIUP,
eJNIO 100 bbis Golden syrups for sale ., great,
reduced price, snis REYNOLDS, ELY . 20
I'M HHDs CUBA AND PORTO hIcO
lOvO SUGARS 10 bbls New York Coffee do,
800 Ibis Crushed and Powdered do just received
and VIII be 'old " the trade =, lowest cssh psises
anis REYNOLDS. ELY CO
5(n BAGS Rio COFFEE, 100 RAGS La
NVI 6uAYRA do, loo bags Msraeaibo do, 10
price. aais REYNOLDS, ELY CO
NnNl HALF CHESTS YOUNG HYS0N,
~NNU 6unpowdsr, Imperial and Hack Tea
bought hefore present advance and VIII 10 cold nj
lee than New York prices, aid on liberal ferms
REYNOLDS, Ely 4 co
Reynolds Eye Back,
anl5 Co. south Water Ct and Michigan avenue
SNOW CASES. SNOW CASED..
RIpE RS NICHOLS. SHOW CASE AND
J. Meta sAsA Manufacturers, 1897 south Clark
street, e~tween Adams and Monroe streets Chicago
Illinois
show Ease. Of every description, constantly on
hand and mai. 10 order such Silver Plated Ger
man Silver. Rosewood, Mahogany, BacA walnnt
80 Orders FROM the country promptly attended TO
a.es paels. and shipEsd {. any e.rt o. the United
r,stss Address, RIDER NICHOLAS
is9 South Clark eli Get
myisdsra Poet ofiics boz. 2iss Chicao, In I
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
N ~ CLINE SAOR.
M DONAHCE, SUCCESSOR TO MEsSRe
lvXs L. Clare = Davenport having purchased
the sbcs. premises, 10 how prepared 10 manu-
STEAM ENGINES.
q tho vaiious kiIds suitsble TO the vants Of the
cAsTIS0s,
fer all Of the different varieties Of
MILL GLARIN0s AND snAFTTNOs,
q al ds.crisiioua
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES
Caps. sslls, Brackets, Columns, Ae, &c, Always on
hsad, and made 20 order
Concerted with tho above 10 Forging shop under
the direction Of men u superior shsh
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS
MADE TO ORDER,
BABBfT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stoek Of Pastcrns for Machinery Building and
Ornamental purposes. 10 unsurpassed by any similar
establishment In the West
osDotssng aeae ~ The 1hostssa Nosaes.
GhAssss reasonable Cash At oil times paid for old
iron aud copper
~ eaIhsr Of Front and Scot, -.,s. Davenport
nhsldn y poNAHUE
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1snsrnl Freight Agent, Phllad.lpl,n
= = LoabAkkT, hup'i Altoona II.
PENNSYLVANIA RAII.RoAn

nses DAILY TIasgh Train. between rh,Iaa,,ubt,
- S1ienusg THE MORNING NAIL MI AiI I i
!soves Shilsd.lPhia for fiitsbarg a, - A -.
yleoeeosI 1os rhiisdsiph,a 81 a n The "a, i,..
!eovoe !eila<islph!a q ~ aud fi,,.su,s ~, N.
phiis1slpAIa Ell Y y THE SiUiIr ExrIfr,.yss
eseon besves thttedslphis for fitssurg Al II i n
81 pStleeufg foe Philadelphia At 10 II n
Tee ahsve hnee seaaset Il Psssburx with IN, n.
49, - 80 fse8 =. Louie, No, Alton 0alsna :,
Qt11Dss u esaek6ors, Lexington Aad IoaisysIis
III 1Cys A4ale. 0sysoo, Bprinsnsd, BslIsi,n,aIn.
loeos yee41as Cteveiand. Columbus, zAassyliis
uea 81 WGaeeGe, Ohio aleo with n. it,,
sseas = - 6ea New Orisans, ~ Loul.
11s.A Nsesssssn = he'd oor from either u the
e9 lass;sqlass, - hand. biilsst the differ
l299D eylstA Passenger from ihs Wcs, III.
,see3 aaA neet sspsdisious route 10
- - Uotetmoeo, !sew York or BoeioD
..ADns n.sse9esr lice, PSlsdslpAiA
= - ~ s,ezS,c =. Line, rissg.
H01DU4 Uooy1lUST RECEIVED
- ,OaAAPToN.s
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Insurance.

hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.:
Risk. now taken 18th On the MUTUAL
aud STOCK plaM.
OFFICE IN No. = DANENPORT'S BLOCK,
~ oyrs ,hubh, Brother, Barrow 4 Co's Banking
Hau.- ualce Hnurr, = A N toSPM
DIRECTORS
= NJ T. Rnrrowr Geo l.. Davenport 4 Mrrwin,
Aftra sanders Charles l.ssh-, q 4 Parry L. 4.
p.sra!ui, las Dalaell, u ~ Woodward John
paru- J " Wiley, a IL Barrow u l. -horey
OFFICERS
I. q pEssAINT, President.
CiiAs LE-si.IE, Treasurer.
DANIEL ]. sIlDEEl, secretary,
\ III EARkbM-, ,u -.
JAMES ". pAIZELE. IN ."m
" Il wu'DW ARD As-i.'t sec'y
u NehoWN ,irHeral Agent
1h,- smra#t ha- htra ffat The start rtrat.sIy
.a3u.Ns FL, ,tftll rure Of the community a. ia.
HF5nrf IS paid ~. D.. tl-sr-
ituM#4 tr fs.i tAt snars IL H. existence Il oper.
A'rd rNeHsNry "H the Mutual pai5. hat 10 meet tlic
saH,- ,f ihr community t will hereafter insure Oh
De = tt 1908, as.n
Itts hTJNw company ~ officers ar. aN known
ts-agi fails.u- lts t.ssk. sud IT. property are all
flaFc a.d ,nN ke examined rs tlbsr iu-ufing and
TaevNsst alt,D.sS ty ptHsvs~ tf3iu own courts
u -rU8- UH HuNrs abroad io feed cdffut Al gan-
phns" -saUduss- ~ have 10 means 1T a-esrtAiHtHx
t.44ANtf
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Valentine Freight Express GO.

Ac.sts voE RocN lslasr AM nAvrSroRr
THIS MPAAQ Is PREPARED To
i transport goods with greater Dispatch than ANY
other freight linr from Boslpn Now York, Ihiads'
ph.a ami all iniefins dtais points North and south
Having their own care - the different resds and
agsut. With them merchant. can ispsni upon better
time than hy ATS other line
-happst- by TIL. hIs ai have prompt PREPARATION
nal. them tor any las. OF dainag. Of goods While
N thelr charge, aud viii not he seat 10 the railroad
on which the damage may hay. occurred for fedsess
Those desiring 80 make arrangements for Spring
business Nil pirass cal. before making arrangements
with any ether ans
OFFICES:
Boston, Is state street New York $40 Broadway
Ihila III south Third Al III Lnai-, 80 South lcvve
Ihtea.u. eofurr state AID Davenport, corner Frcut
Randolph and Perry
EVANS MORLEY s CHEW,
John DUNLAP Agents, Dayenport,o
tieM surrfl. .nnl.II lI,Nslana ap.iI
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SCOTT llOUsE.

MOTT HOUSE.
CORNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT
" Streets, one square below tho Steam pNcke, and
Ferry Landing. Humphrey q Co, rropristor,
would respectfully announce 10 their Eastern fienIs
aai public ssaSrals that they have pufeha.edts
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
aui added more than half TO its former sire asd
having reniied AND re furnished the entire hs,usc
prepared ~ render the siay of gaes,s pleasant,
They Will aim IL merit a continuance u the patron
nss 80 literally bestowed upon them heretofore
This house 10 one VI the most pleasant losAtcns In
Davenport, commanding view ~ III. river ~ koSs
Island city, ard ef ola For, Armstrong fchctf
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l)otels.
DENTON HOUSE.

RENJiMIN DENTON, PROPRIETOR,
II formerly ef Pou.hkoersie y. u
The House aud furniture afs entirely new, aud III,
Haus. 10 stuated ga the corner Of Third aid Iowa
stsoss IN pleasant tart " the city, and ealy three
Squares nom tho Depot, and 10 guaranteed, az not
lie bcs' 20 be geaA a Hosse as there 10 Ia the
place IFay,lsrs wishing e. stop a, Davenport viii
aad nj The Denton House ali the eomforts ef good
home, comprising clean rcoms clean beae, good a..
tendance, and cheerful compliance with every
.aaahle demand
9harl~s reasonable ard no hnmbug -
iesgtf BENA DENTON
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Office, NJ IA Wal street, New YORK
Cash Capital. ...#ss.. .t.s......-.. .oAOO.OOO.
WILLIAM V BRADY President
GEORGE r HOPE, Fec'y
fAissAska n uicxsos, Assnts.
Ne Hnsmanss Beck
FAIRBANKS x HlckS0N ARE ALSO
/ Agents for the Manhattan Lac. Insurance Com.
psny, l1ash Capital and Accumulated, ss.ouND Of
the city Of New YORK and prepared 10 take rtsks
% the most favorable tcrms mh3tf
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NJ. DALZELL. JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grseers (!
gas'fiiss ssrFii,d IN shorf motto,
WEAkE Now IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w sapp.y " every article usually Espt In our
.ihr Ihankisi fpi isasi patronage We would ask a
eaHtinnanes u sasne
~LoAH5
ofanuisl.d
oofrEEs
o,.sssi haste and Ground
BALTIMORE Oysters. Lob.,er., clams, salmon ard
Sardlnes In Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves Jelliss 0si kins English Pickles, Olive
sancss, Tomatoes, Peaches Hnrsa Rsish U@rbs.
Mustard, specs, Chocolate, Broms, s.so, Canary
starch. soda, katraess Of I'll kinds MaecaronI Yer
'nieelli, Fancy sosp.. Brushes, Baskets, se
tamieE Flour Corn Meal, nominy Oe Meal Ae
LDuisNiAs 1sinents Nails, Glaze, kr kr
Cal and examine cur stock which Nc will warrant
- give satisfaction
N DALzELL, JK 4 co,
lc.s n n Tor Second and Perry strs.t
Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER AT HIS STORE ".
i W corner u Iowa aud second streets has On
hsha ala VII k-.p constantly large assortment u
Fresh Family 0rs~ssies,
ensrseing everything In his line of busin..s which
he will sol on reasonable terms The attsttion IN
tho public 10 invited TO late arrivals II seasonab. ar
tic,es WALTER KELLY
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Groceries.
WILSON 4 HARLEY.
WHOLESALE CRoCERS,

Wua4ON q HARLEY,
Wholesale CRoCERS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
lon half chest Youns Hyson and 0unpowd.z
~ half che.se Uolonx and Hoachnfg
~ eaadI.s from to - los
30 boxe. Pain soap
~ bose. Nsfteaa;ed suap
70 bos.. Shaslug -
% hBses irsn-fafeHt o.,
horr. Castle de-
~ boxss Pickles
700 bore. Tomato Ca;-up ard Pepper sanee
los boxes tari@u- brands ehoics fShaeca
lOyyD tuhs riAr- tsxats
DG1g Imported a.
80 hoxes NJ ard scaled nerrit..
80 hi. neN Marksfel
~ bsif bbs A.
~ ksfis fgr fat.i.s u-e
% bols snd ksgs II Ma,4ssr.
~ hhds -uear
b. DIR bed ug4ss
b. Ibis dried App,es
~ SAKE dried y. seIse.
Loo h1x.A n.w Raisin.
~ bills assorted Nut.
Syl hptss Dc gs-.
49, kegs asserted Sail.
80 tax Ianaiet-
Epises 81 al kinds
Wszsisn aisd Willow Ware, Brn.he.
30 ibis Cider NiBssas
~ Together with arse stock ~ other article.
Al 81 which We Siil sell oH reasonable terms
Juhsil aAw WILSON HARLEY
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Pennsylvania Railroad.


= r =
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, coz
= uscttHo the Ailaatic citlss with the wesg.f44
NorthwesseTn, and Southwestern Staics rs a ro+s
:lheoas Railway direct The road al.o connects at
ssc.os9n VIII dsily Inc u Steamers ~ al ports
See southwestern Lake. making The nost direst
cheapest and reliable route bs which freight rau -
orvsfdsd TO and from the Great Wes,
AASss ssrwsrs rHilApElpMiA Asn rIrrssrrg
ftnor CLAss -bsots, Shoes. Iiais
and Caps, Books, Dry Gords tlA -.
eoses, bass and trunks, prugs, On 'r Per LOO 4
eosss and eslss,) Furs, Feathers
ossoup cLAss Domestic sLes,ins,
Shirting end Ticking Glh original
bAles,l Druss, I'm cssks,D Hard 90 pur LOO il,
ware Lsaihsr, un rolls or boxes
Wool and Sheep Psl,s Eastward
Tsiap clAsa Anvils, steel, GbAins
I'm essks,) Hemp, bacon, Fork
bsitsd tloose or IA saeks) Tobacco sOc LEI Iv1 IL
manufactured, tshespt Cigars vi
cut, 30
Forsss oLAss Godeet Fish. Bacon
bssf And Pork, tin casks or hoas,
kastward,l Lard Lard uaa. Lead ia La, ~. 4,
Nails, Soda Ash, German Gay ~ wv ~
Tar, Pitch, Rosin, A.
FLovs-ei per barre sn,A further notice
OsAiS ~ per LOO Ihs until further n0,is.
eofios. " per bale, hot exceeding s4o no ~ri.ll
- 10 shippIng Goods from any point .a.i of pm
so.ipnlA q particular 70 mark package. via P,al
s9snss Tor this Road al Philadelphia o. P4tt.bnr.
VII = forwarded without detention
. Fk9l0hT AokNTs-iarris, wormly 4 o.
1s1Icss. Tenn bass c., ~ Leul. J :
ss,aa .a s'n E.sn:vilis Id pans.nll Bel
Isvtn Co. Cincinnati. N W Graham a. z y, aa
we L.seh Co, y KtIbs street, l,o.loI. IsseI
nss.ssy risss, n. i J sassder, Philaaslnht.
1oQssw koons, Baltimore Geo 4 Franel,sr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
REMOVALS, 60.

UEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel, where We shall be pleased to see our old
friends. g. W. PURCELL 4 CO..
je4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his Office to the third house. South of Trinity
Church, South side and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. p. continues to treat all
syphiitc and gsnorrh0a1 complaints and having had
much practice in this line attsrs himself that he
give very general satisfaction call from those in
terested is solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vends OF the best restora-
lives, chemical Extract OF French Flowers) for
stitutional weakness ever offered to the public.
DR.. p may be consulted eonfidentiay by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent TO or
der, In almost any direction.
Office hours from A. ~, TIL A. M Franklin
eet. near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
THE GENITO MILL FOR SALE

offers his half If the abUvs property for sale and in
v,tes any pers N whI wants such, y examine tn.
SANE The other own~rs 81 tbs Hill Will dispose oi
t1tIr interest also The Mill Is the Appomat
tox liver OF ; miles by the river, above the Ma
TO Il Jepot on he Rchmont aud Danviile Railroad
an ali IA mics fr IN the Powhstan station the
sam. road. There four run of stones, TWO pair
Burr. Zone psr just about being put in.) aud two
pair Of Corn st JneS capable of grinding 40 bushels
grain per nay The Sill is pod re pair, the breast
aud musk frame having very recently been renew
cd There is excellent coi custom, and annually
from len telve thousand bushels Of wheat ground
ru ur b, in spection in Richmond, Is OF sUPsRIoR
QUALITY Tre water power is very great capable OF
ex endIy It's use 30 'Lher manufacturing purposes.
aud in tie hands Of JudciJus managers would be
rendered extremely valuable There are Is acres Of
Land attached on which is good House, contain
iug 6rSons My address 10 9enito Post Office, Pow
hagan county. -
DC wi WM. MURRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
WIN. MURRAY.
r AND FOR Satellite subscriber

I 4 ID FUN SALE.-The Subscrlber
- contemplating cnanae of residence, offers for
81 tha rnrin 90 which ne iesdes. In tho county ni
Louisa lying on the Southanns river, near Thomp
Sous Crlss RA.is, contsnug no acres. The Land
is in goo con litihn, aud highly susceptible OF i'm
prrveInent 4 creek runs through the entire Farm,
atiorius, Ia conjunction with the river, very pro
durtive low .,Eouuds. The neghborhood ID unex
ceptoaahe perhaps equal to any in tbs State for itf
mor~lIty, intelligence. al serial qualities Churches
mills and post Office, are IN the Immediate neShbor-
huud
It-is il good location f,r MUSICIAN Those wish
ing 10 rrrCh4Sa, are inyit Il to view this Land.
TERMS mai. known ca application.
oe 30-cwIt* J. DsNPBRLL, V. n.