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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
Portrait OF a Husband.

One of the go-ahead ladies Of this pro-
gressive age, thus writes TO her husband
TO the Boston Olive branch. Ii does seem
a pity that such woman should have been
caught in the same net with such a man
as this lady describes her husband to be
but suchaccidenis DO happen occasionally
We should like 10 have "SolOmon'S'
opinion Of his wife:
"Mr. Edilor:-If you could only see my
husband, Solomon Slillweather 1t is my
firm conviction he will be the death OF me.
| am naturally happy, bright, energetic
warmhearted, chain-lightning, impuIslve
woman-born after stages were exploded
and in the days Of railroads and steam en-
gines.--I've the most capacious heart tina
ever thumped against slken dodice; can
hate like Luc(er, and love in proportion,
and be elernally grateful TO any one who
is kind TO me. Now, Solomon is a
perpetual calm. Nothing rUlfles him. moth.
ing dislurbs him.-Mount Vesuvius
couldn't hurry him; he does everything,
mercantile and matrimonial, By rule
square and compass.
Were the house,on fire, he would stop
10 take the lint off his coat, and brush his
teeth before starring. II Task him ques-
ton at breakfast. | never get an answer un-
til alter tea; he walks around the house
with noiseless, and velvety tread, like a
supeIsnnualed pussy cat. Should the
children in their play knock over the tea.
table and lis contents, he looks quietly up
from his book, and says All n-t-y-o-u-
r.a-t-h-e-r.r-u-J.e.c-h-i.l.d-r.e-n p
One summer evening in the country,
as he sat on The grass smOkeing cigar,
ii occurred TO me whether anything short
of an earthquake would start him up, so
placed long string of crackersbehind him
and touched them off, and as am living
woman, he never so much as winked.
You should see him getting ready for
church, as he psres and polshes his fn-
ger nails, lays every hair on his head
over its appropriate bump, sPrinkIes
drop of cologne on the northwest corner
of his pockel-handkerchief, and lies he
bow of that cravat for the for-tieth time.
| never saw Solomon excited.
never heard him laugh; he dom know
the luxury of tears. Now, if | only could
get up domestic squabble! (thunder clouds
clear The atmosphere, you know bot it's
no use. I've tried 10 stir him on politics,
but he's on the 1ence, had as lief jump
one way as another. I've tried TO put
on the silks. and been distant and digni-
fed tell you he likes it; besides, you
couldn't freeze him colder than he is.
I've been loving and petung him; lis q
waste of ammunition, he can't be ihawed
out. It's my solemn belief he was orig
inally intended for an old maid, but By
some horrid misIake-he's my husband.
could double cape horn while he says
My D-e-a-r." o! oh. when The corOner's
Jury sits on me, won't the verdict be
died of excess OF still weaterl"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
Might Scenes at Lucknow.

Captain Anderson, writing Of The siege
OF Lucknow, says:--
We would sit for hours, expecting
every moment 10 be attacked. Officers
would come round, and say, in solemn
manner, 1.-The Brigadier requests that you
will be particularly on the alert" Here
and there, by the gimmer Of miserable
lamp, you observe the pale, care-worn ia
ces Of half a dozen volunteers. One man
loading his muskeL. another looking at his
pistol, and third filing his cariridge.box.
One of the party would presently shoulder
his muskel, and 60 of 10 stand on sentry,
whilst another dived down in mine, TO see
that the enemy were not getting under our
house. Presently you would hear the sud-
den cry Of the sentry calling out thai
1.-The enemy were advancing" Then
came The rattle oi musketry, followed by
the cry of Turn out" on all sides.
Now you hear the grape strike against
our batteries and esrlhwoIks; the muskei
bulI,ls ly over in showers, round shot
co0e through our wall; and loud above all,
yoa distinguish The sound OF The enemy's
clarlons, and numberless bUgIes blowing
the "aGvance." Now and then, mids,
The roar Of artillery, you could hear The ell
ephsnls trampllng as they were made 10
drag heavy guns from posItioBto position.
and the change Of direction Of shot im-
mediaiely ahes ioJ plainly tbat the enemy
moved gun. We remained perfectly
quiet. too, generally. so !hs. they might
not know how many mustered. We lei
them fire away, aud waited patiently 10
listen If they were creeping through the
long grass thai grew all around our en-
Irenchments, and strained our eyes 10 see
IT, the darkness. Every now and then
we lancled We saw The figure OF a man and
then ii seemed as suddenly TO disappear.
Sometimes the moon, shining on the leaves
Of the castor.OiI tree, used 10 look like
mems turbsns, and more than once We
were induced to Gre sI them. Every
now and then you heard orders given 10
iOsd The guns with "gfspe' over The
"roJuJ shot" and our men would be
seen running for d-grensdes, &c, 10 lie
all ready in case OF rash at our position.
In the meantime, you would see little
sreaks Of 6re passing rapidly over your
head. and SOME seemed ss II they were
coming right down upon you. Then yop
suddenly heard loud report. and ihc
cry thai folk \ ed ;old yon our shell were
bursting among The enemy. Soon you
heard sharp whiz over your head again.
and you would see huge splinter OF
she'll bury itself in a wall close TO you, or
probably plough up foot Of the earth
close 10 where yor stood, so TIA, offer
We were in as mUch danger oi being killed
by our own shells as by the enemy's
spIinIers olten come back
.ome hundred yards.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

DLOUR, Corn Meal, Oats and Corn.
J. constantly kept on hand and for sale.
April 20 Renich &. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
anene Aopcrsins, 4a, aiur
SATURDNM MORNING

Then the wine cup shall vanish, the dragon be
chained,
The bowl be abandoned, the heart no more
panied,
But o'er land and oer sea shall the "olive-
branch" wave,
While the bright star of Hope shall ilume the
dark grave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

A lady being about TO mary small
man was told that he was very rad fel-
low. WELL said she, II he's bad there's
one coInlort--Lhere Is very LILLE Of hiw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

SALT.-2OO sacks Ground Alum and
~ Fine Salt, for sale. Terms Cash.
Sept e Rentch &. Stonebraker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

XILOUR and Buckwheat Meal. for sale
y by Baker g. Billnlyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

WEw Crop Orleans Sugar. for sale by
AZ Jan l6 Baker g. Biilmyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
TERMS :

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The articles to be distributed are comprised
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5 packages of Gold, containing $500 each.
l0 packages of Gold, containing 500 each
10 pat, lever hunt. cased watches, 500 each.
90 Gold watches, S73 each.
SO Gold Watches, $50 each.
100 Gold Watches, $50 each.
800 Ladies Cold Watches, S35 each.
900 Silver hunting cased Watches, $50 each.
500 Silver Watches, SO to S25 each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob
Chains, SO to $50 each
Gold LocketS, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons,
Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, gold and sill
yer thimbles, and variety of other articles
worth from SO cents to SIS each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
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I'LL L S TR a TIE d!

THE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
/ is one Of the largest and best literary pa
pers Of tie day. An imperial Quarto contain
ing EIGHT PAGES, OR FORTY COLUMNS, OF enter
tanning original matter, and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TRATED every week.
A Gift worth from 50 cents to $500 in gold
will be presented to each subscriber immedi-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

Practice flows from principle, for 40 .
msn thinks SO he will act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
| Icr1Di,fTToE. rsarsliEas AND oraERs
RAILROAD LINES.

/ RICHMOND, fREpERICKsBUno AND Po-
,ax.c R.uwoAn' going North, leaves twice every
aay isundsy evenings excepted a, e&3 och "A. VI,
ara al - oclrk T. Nj for the Pctomas rt!eg. where
4 sissu.af j. taken for Washington. thence BY Hail
ro<.i a. Baltttaore. &c -
VIsatyn CtsNTgAI. going North. leaves this city
twice daily, SUNDAY evenings eAcepisd) et O'clock
A. N anil s O'Clock =. NJ. for aordensyilie, where
cher connect with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
anfsis. " Arlington. baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AM DAsyfti.f-Leaves Richmond 81 g
s'eioek A. NJ and connects with the South Side road
at tho Junction, at II 0c.pok NJ, Sundays excep-
ted An EVENING Train ieayes the Depot every day.
except Funday, at -, clock and connects with the
Soath-side at the Junction rst q.
RICHMOND AND PEfgRsHrRa-- Leaves this CITY twtse
every day, Sundays excepfed,1 at oo'ctock 4 ",
and 2A5 ocik r. VI. An accommodation train leslsf :
here every Monday, "Wednesday and fIidy at :
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS pECk. Capt, ssm'i Barnes,
leaves her wharf af Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and THURSDAY mornings, NJ ~ o'clock A NJ.
and the GLEN COVE, Capt John Davis. every Mop
day "wednesday and Friday moTLings, ar ~ O'Clock,
Tor Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching Al al The
rcvuiaa landings OF the river
FOR NEW YORK, nc.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish.
leaves every Tuesday evening. at 4oclock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
ps+sengers. DC, leaving Norfolk nsxt morning. at
FOR pHILAD ELPHIA, &C.
BY the steamships PESNc fLNASlA, flRuiHiA
and CRY or RICHMOND One Of these steamers
leaye every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk TO receive freight and passstaers-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FuEL.-We have on
j = hand Il full supply ot excelleat HARD COKE
which will he dolssr-i for she balance tbs season
sI50 psf load. AZ this pl ice it ia, beyond c.'npa
CC,kn. Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
30 Yards ,0rIrf lot! street and Basin, ana 9Th
aIt Byrd streets. JAU }. HERTH. Agent.
tc ls--ts
BELLEVUE HOsPlTAL.-ThisI nstitu-
- ton. ~h5n has h Ell in uCc5ssrul ogera,ioa for
the last a years. IS situated N
CIT RICH HILL, RIl HMOND VA.
III 'li9 httBl, airy position. and is fuT nisht4i with
every ony"uience c niucive to the comfort OF pa
tIeD:s and the successful treatms Mt II diseaF
II has lately undergone cXten~ " repairs. Rooms
have bean nicely furnished suitable to the aceom-
dation III gentlemen VINO may ind il in eneIt -
b Treated al their private 10 '2inss.
Particular attention will b. paid to the hing IN
tc1fd&. which PECULIARLY c3GoInotiious.
TERMS:
{FAoHs iii the rsmor,G .,'shs ftdieat)
White ratten+s. per week
I"ioi,I ~ y :. '''''''''--''''.' .::.:.'.:
IT, city aecei,tances requireI iyr patisnts from
The e.lnntry. nniesa where the parties know
Il the Ply siCiRns Of the Hospital.
This includes ali chsrsi for Bslr. Medical attend
arco, NursifE and Medcino. BY ~ arrangement
with the iuirmauy II The Medical College, d small
additional fsn, ranging from S. :, 80. win be
IL as+ertanei beforehand by application IL ono vi
thu attending Physicians
y" SNAIL pix admitted.
Tie undersigned Will give their personal attend
ant% to A.! patients placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, N. d..
Grace street hetHe cen Arb and 18th.
THOMAS POLLARD. II. D.,
Basement e the the p ? h 4, House.
ffanktia ST., mex. door below Trinity Church.
VIM. W. PARKER. III. IL,
Franklin st, doors b, luw Ballard House.
". D. mann. NJ. D.. Resident PLY sician.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
RUNAwAY8.

~ SO REWARD. HAN away from
IA III sgts5u,ser. PHILIP TAYLOR. Sail na-
n gro Tes bought by john Saunders, Eoq.. OF
- L0reftO, Esaex county Va. who sent him to
RICllla,i = nv care; AMI furnished him witt, &
pass a. 90 a!id -Je his Wtfs and return Ia week
from the date f the pass which dated early in
september last Ills wita was then living In Chez
tefIieid county neaI Petersburg. The ah've GEElad
negro ei3taDCipated by the late Iho .. Taylor.
viii give The above reward If delivered t. ne in
Richmond " to John saunders, At Loretto in Essex
comfy, Va. NM. >. PHILLIPS.
tie 5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
HTOODFIN's sPECIFICl-FOR

w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
It's virtues for several years having freq uenty made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution, to the
IN this torIn until he urged 10 do 20, BY those
who had beei cured by Its use He. now, With great
Indicated, namely: Chronic fhresh and Dyspepsia.
not as general panaces for all the ills flesh is heir
to- Many certificates may be srsn at ali the places
OF GALE. . -
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN. 18th
street Church Eill price 81 per hottie, or bottles
for S. For sale also, by GRUBBs APPERs0N; Z. j.
PicU4 j. ". POLLARD, 18th street. and DIR. SNE1LISGs
corner Of Broad and 18th streets. Church Hill.
1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
: - =. -.is-~-.szess s<-''.'-@
LOTTERIES.

.cWAN a Co.'S LOTTERIES.--MAG-
y NIrrcyNT sfjuEaEI-ss0,ma FOR TEN
DoLLansIi- Tho following scheme VII Ds
drawn by D. SWAN Co. Manages O. the lot .o unaIs
uarr' A.. AT Aususts, Ga 70 whsA eity they
ave rernos ed theiT yfinespal oiiise
GLASS 81
N, be drawn In too city Of Augusta, ia, IN pubN.o"
SATURDAY, JANUARY ID. t1e.
GLASS 10.
To % drawn in tie city OF Aygusta ia, u Pablo ~
sATunDAY, January yrH. is'o.
CLASa II.
To BE- drawn In the city q Aggnsts Ga 10 pubic. on
akTURDAY JANUARY lTB, 1871.
CLASS "a
10 BE- drawn 10 the city OF Augusta Ca Id puoho On
SATURDAY, JANUARY I'D. 1853.
CLASs u,
To ls drawn Ia the city OF Augusta ga IN pubic on
SATURDAY, JANCAhI sfrH X,
ON THE PLAN or aN0Lh Ho10h"0
5,tt0 PRIZEsl
gsar;v ore Irtse to Ersry NM fsskcts-
MAGNIFICENT SCHkMEi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
s,srxy~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

ESsi&xEKEJ NOOVNI 4SIVDLtI ION IhhIN.
@-sE{fg-CHANGE OF HOURs.-On and after
september 18Th. the Accommodation Train of this
Company will run daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween Milford and Rch,nAni:
Leaving Milford at 7:d5 4. H.. AMI arrive in Rich
oni at Y-35 4. VI.
Returning will leave Richmond ut O'Clock p. VI :,
and reach Milford az SD 2. VI.
Stopping for passengers at any point each way
FARE the same rs on the Through Trains.
SAWL RUTH,
Superintendent OF Transportation
OEFICE 4. r. 2. II. r. CoaPASY.l
chrrnn md cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
A. NOTICE
" JOHN n. WILLIAMS,
faD-A SDEi W fltltMA n I'm.

r. AT COST! AT COST! Ten
ga thousand dollars worth of Watches and
ANAe JvweIry at cost, at the old aatlbshsd TN
61s<ksES p-rtiny House OF LEWIS HYHAS, 9s Main
street Sow is the time b. buy New Years CHS
ami Watches and J.welry, at save Of thirty ~
cent. Watches and Jeweiry repaired by skiilful
workman at low prices aud in short time. Don't
fol- get the Importing House. - -
LEWIS LYMAN,
la oi-Im ~ Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
asFALL TRADE, 1867.
80 GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND E4RTHEYWARE.

NO. 70, PkAAL ST kIcHM0ND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importations Fer
.hps William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills
City Of Brooklyn. &C., and per steamers and vessels
H. ns lie factories stock of Glass Ware Looking
Glassee. plated goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
banned " are, &c, &c. which make up stock tn
largest and most complete We have offered aud
10 which We invite the attention Of the trade. Our
ST ok has been selected with special regard to the
waits Of the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina!
and ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed VIZ
are prepared to offer goods Id good terms as
any re-packing house in the country.
Merchants passing through city who buy goods
North are respectfully requested to call aud examine
our stock, satisfied they can save the risk
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filling all orders and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. J. SUMNER
Milestone Ware at factory prices. An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
DRY GOODS.

RICE & WAThiNS-RlCH AND
l. BEAUTIFUL GOODS, VERY CHEAP.
2p,e nhii silks and SiiE Robes
Fieafh Da LAin,s ami side striped. do
yaenciss popliHs All CashIaurts
Sup-r Lac and MCsin Collars AMI sleeves
Elegant Velvet and CIs,th Cloaks
Chenille Stella nd Cloth ShRwis
ErnbrodeTSi Lin n Csmbrbc iIGndkerrbiata
tesveI Vest TsstterTl= and Srarls
Together stth pvery article usually found In fret
class Dry Goois House. - -,
D. S-tf PRICE W AIhiNs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
NEW AGENCY III GUDDlN's HALL.

4N-Ths satco' bar having sec urei the large font
Basement Room to 0oidin's building, corner OF
Baud aud lth streets offer his sryices the "'ti-
naaA 81 Richmond. SeIschcs and the surrounding
country, In all issiness pertaining To GEN ERA Il
AHESf. viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting ont
u usss. Collecting Claims aud would also attend 10
The sate Ct WHEAT. -FOUR. CDRN. TOBACCO.
we'll acquainted with the c'tizens # RichuoId hav
ing hsen born ant rlised among them and Ia them
be would refer; to those unsoaus.Itad with him, be
would, refer them 10 Messrs. auidn App~rson and
the citizens Generally. My terms shall b. moderate.
de7i-d3ms A. !. MADDOX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
r ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
~ MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER a. CO.
New Marble Building,


Nos 10, 2oi and 203 BltiHtoTe Fret.
BALTIMORE.
Have now In store (.nGstiy a their oS mpoFtatsg)
OF the largest AID most complete Stocks In the
uui.Ad states en- aracing-
SILKS an 2ILK GOODS Of eyery class
pREaS GUuDS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS LINEN u J0DS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every descrfp-
ton
MOUkHTN1 GOODS
CIOAk9 MASTILLAS and SRAWL9
CARBOHYDRATES, LACE1, HOSIERY GLOVES
BLA SkKTS, QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS
and every article required by FARMERS AMI
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE
EH- RETAIL RUJ1Is GA drst h1ps-the PRICES
affzei 10 each article. from which no deviation Is
made.
eywHoLEsALR ROOMS On the second and
l,i--{f 3S--d3.y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

APPkUAIW n IIO-V Z INI NA.Dt
pr iz;,a OF ARE s"'' "'''0At''As' $3.50
prizes OF 500, experimenting to $25,GS
prize are .,ooza INV
prizes Of $500 srproxirnatins to $1,000 s..o
prize, are s.onn "
/ prizes OF $3.50. spproxifnatilg 20 5000 ~
prizes, are ~,oon wv
prizes of si25 epproximatsnS to Ssto o,
prize, are .,.o,o wv
prizes CT 500. spproximsdng to $3'.o ana
pFizs, are oo ~"
4 pTizes of SIS spproximating to $500 .so
prize, are 1890 ."
pimit@ 49, - s rs "Sp' 40
.coo ,-s-cs .. ~, ARE ifgan0
- --.... 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
"a DIRECT IMPORTATION.

81 Having determined, that 80 far as ~o0
~ lies In my power, to Keep an ASsORTMEN9
~T OF BOOTS and SHOES that can be excellsd
by none / haye ordered aud this day received. per
steamer WASHINGTON, DIRECT FROM PARIS.
two cases of GENTS FRENCH BOOTS aud SHOES.
both PATENT LEATHER aad CALF SKIN Gf the
most approved styles, consisting Ia part Of
Gents Patent Leather and Calf Dress Boots
Congress Kid Top CATERS
halt Geiters
:. Patent Leather Pumps
a Strap Shoes
All of the above Boots and Shoes were MADE
EXPRESSLY TO MY OWN ORDER, by that instly
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURER, MONSIEUR
MELIEs. OF PARIS.
seq PIX WHITE No. rs Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
REMOVALS, &c.
DEMOVAL -
AZ EXCH 4NGR AND BANKING HOUSE.
G.. w. PURCELL & CO.

The Subscribers have removed to their new house
at the corner of Main and Governor streets, where
they will continue the
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches.
Exchanges ON the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates
Foreign and American Gold wanted, for which we
will pay the highest premium.
Having prompt and responsible correspondents in
all parts Of the Union, we prepared to make col
lections on the most favorable tertns.
We will pay particular attention TO the sale of
every description OF Stocks, aud will advance on
SAME when required, ON reasonable terms.
de q {. ". PURCELL 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c
aELAE El NJ CarS atreef have

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c
j Il. II sKINKER 4 CO, No. 80 Cary street. have
Oh hand full assortment Of
English Refined
Common English $500
Swades IRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands, HuoI,4 aud Horse Shoe -
American English and Russia SHEET LION
Norway NAIL RODS
PLnUGH IRON, to IL inches wide
Horse aud Mule SHOES
TIN PLATES, assorted siZas
Bar ana Ple, Tin. Sheet Ztnc, &c
ALs0-A full assortment II aRUSkhika ia
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
wi are solicited 10 call at no lis Main street and
examine the larse stock Of hpe
CLOTHING,
now open aud ready for sale. Fine Dress suits; busl
De DO: Over C<stt Raglans. shaais; black cloth
cloaks and Furnishing 9oit for dsntlenien, Of the
ar..atest variety. Ali IS which viii sell at uEHsu
J. D. GOODWIN.
Ma. lls VAIN street
B.-Fine Dress suit. mat5 10 order. when pre-
ferreei. Call and examine styles, quality and make
Of 1ina Goods now open. de y
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rosT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children

v cry for It'll This valuable and popular preparar
ticn Is recommended with the greatest confidence 80
ess experience and test Of years having proved
b. one of the BEST safest and mOst reliable Worm e
icing prepared especially for children. it Is sweet
and pheasant to the taste and readily taken By them
and raay be given TO the Youngest infant Win percy
SAFETY "a Il Contains no OIL worm seed turpentiDe.
other nauseGEs drug.
Prepared only b. +. J. PIC0T. and for sale by
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JACKSON MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIa-I
lS4 have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BTFEs
with my customers and universally reooninend it al
&C. As TONIC, find it superior 10 any other arti
Gle have ever tried As an agteeable article Ia
Your friend and servant,