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TAILORING. &c.

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E'ALL ARD WINTER Ci.OTHfN8.--The
L attention of the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally Is respectfully called to our large,
varied, and complete assortment of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
view of pleasing the great diyeTsltes of taste IN
regard to dress. We fatter ourselves that the
style, fit, and durability of our garments are un-
surpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages in manufacturing clothing are such as
10 enable us to sell at such reduced prices as can
not be eQuaiied. Having made more extensive
arrangements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive large support from all in want OF
articles in our branch of business, assuring them
81 that we VIII do them justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any srti-
ole of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short natlee.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
(Branoh of Baltimore Houss.l
1)S. corner Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
INLOTHExG. CLOTHsNG-HULL has got
~ ten IN and is constantly receiving tthree ship
ments per week. his Fall and Winter stock O
had /, made up after the latest reported styles
He makes 1t q pOlntto have an odd, hne, stylish,
durable, and good hitting stock. Mr.. GROSHONG
his former partner, snperlntends the getting up Of
hls stock, whose name is a Sufhoient guarantee OF
something pretty as well as goud.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, in good style
and at short notice.
The largest and best selected stock of SHIRTS
DRAW Frs, TIES, COLLARS, SOCKS, sc kept
In the city. Shirts made TO order.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
(Late of Tupman Il Hull,)
" "a Main, corner l4th street.
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. IDA's LISE.-FRElGhf
sees1sss-.ses - x-4a.--z BOATS to LYNCHBURGIHkE E
s~ TIMES 4 WEEK-TuEsDAfs

n UFSDA = Allu cAI q NUNfSs
Bo.i TEMPEST, Capt. THos. EaETr.
Bosi MERCHANT. Capt. GEO. 9. LAINfs
po.i BRISTOL, Capt. cmAs. JOHNSON,
Boat J. J. IRBY, Cagt. Nm +. CLEvKLAss'
Boat FAME, Capt. WIN; II; PARSONS.
Bosi OLIVIA, Capt j. j. PETgRs.
Tbess Boats are sll of the 6rstciass, commsndst
~ earsfui and experienced Captains, ssd iesvs
,rcmpsly as advertised. Tho Subscriber thankfa
or past favors bexs a continuance Of the same.
VIM. +. cox, Agent
Attha Shed noor Il in rear of old Gas Worss
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"a All Medicines should be Prepared by
REG ULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. J. y. ROSE ) COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis. AID that hon OF
diseases prlce 80 ST. dnS II
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure. Price 50 cts.
tism, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL. 70
and 80 cts.
DR.. J. y. ROSES ALTER ALIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PU kiFIER, for the cure Of Scroiuls, old
Eruptluns, Chrome Diseases, UulceTs. Sores
Swefed Neck, Blles, and all diseases arising from
an impure state ofthe blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and BY
WARREN l.. WARING,
ia 2l-ly 1e7 Broad st.. Agent for richmond.
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,,-.,,..,..,.s-- RICHM0NDASD DAN

- - - -. - pR RtISS FRFlGHT Am &C
C0MM0DATION TRAtNS.-Un and after MON
DAY. Oct. LIST. sn Express, Freight and Accom- com
days excepted,I for LynchbuTg and intermediate
points. leaving Richmond at 7. Nj. and arrIving
In Lynchbugg at 3 A. N IN time 10 connect VITA
the passenger train going west on the virginia aha
Tennessee Railroad. .
Returning, leave Lynchburg at IS I: NJ" I'M
mediately on the arrival of the train from the
west, and arrive in Richmond st $40 A. NJ.
se 2o-ts c.. u. TALCUTT, Supi.
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JAMES D. sROwNE,s

" VNINAFHEIN Nd IIAO-N WVNhC3
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILlNGS, NERAN ABS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault AID Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
"a Particular attention given TO enclosing Burial
Lots in the city nd country. jaA-l2m
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- - NJ E3R THk sNRT 3 HE:NTRNL
RAILW Y.-Trsins leave Calvert Station
baltimore daily, texeePt Sunday az $50 A. w.,
and at 50 P. NJ, for Niagara Fails, flare only ten
dollars.) Buffalo, 0wego, oswego, Toronto; Ham
iton, all parts of Western New York and Cansds
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, ~: Louis and 81
parts of the West. Northwest and Southwest
Travellers cGn go to Detroit. Chicago, Mllvss.
ke, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost IS y
any other route -.
A new route to New York is now open BY MS
Road, via Harrisburg and jersey CITY VIA on
one change OF cars. are SO. Take the ~ n -
train and 20 through by day light, over hIst-oa"
Roads and through a beautiful eoultTy. III IL
IA Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore,
JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup,t
JOHN T. Rissgy, Assistant Sap't. jeB-ly
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EOHN N. GORDON Il SON,

EOHN ~. GORDON i SON,
y l4rH STREET, NEAR THE ExcKANG & HoTxL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swedes, American Hammered, Peru
HaInme Ied. English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SH EET
IRON, Hoops Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
iron and Plow Platss. Also, Tin plate of various
slzes, for timers nj manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ second supply Of Splendid N
sILKs. DRESS GOODS, TO.

WATKINS Sc FICKLEN,
wuor.vsALR AND RETAIL DEALERS I'm
DRY GOODS,
159 Main Street, Richmond.
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SrzN JUST RECEIVED ND OPENt ID,
EAIMPORrED EXPRESSLY FOR RE-
" ~ TAIL TRADE.-We would call the atten-
W ton Of house Keepers and the public gene,
raIly. to our large stock of fine decorated Maroon
and Buff Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, rete- a Tete Sets
white FRENCH China, sold by the or piece; Sill
yer Plated Ware Casters, Spoons. Fork Goblets,
Cand esticks. Cake Baskets, Card Baskets, &c.
all of direct importation. For sale very low at
GEO. J. SUMNER Il CO.'S
Iron Front Hu;drngE. Governor street.
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-. NOTICE 20 TRE PUBLIC .

NEW AND IMPORTANT Az;
xx&-ssA RANGEM ENT, 1870 The ADAMS
EXPRESS CONAN respectfully snp 9an Gs. N
Exprsss Twice DAILY from NEW YQRKK'
PHHffLADELPHIA and BALTIMORE TO RICH,
obta,nins Their frssh, and packages in the short
Exprsssss leave New York q. l.. and so'eosk
aaa n Ii falefsss sg! lssss fssvs
A. y. and. p NJ, arriving in ki'hmond I" '~
az Ennrssses lesve Richmond for New York, Pal,
adelphia and Baltimore, and al, points NORM aHO
West, at $50 A. NJ and 50 = N. IN ... IA q,
Frssh ssd sESsd IA h. a Of he
ifE,xhpSREssEs FOR THE SOUTH lesye R'aa-
The Adams Express Company feel that ths{ esA
guarantee 20 the public civty attention sn2 ~
ssfaction IN all their intercourse with their ohss
| in Richmond, and nothing will be let anaone oA
their part TO meet the wants OF their epss9gsls
Freight and packages arrlyias y, .ae 1870
from the North AZ Clock T. NJ viii DO den,sfss
Immediately, thereby giving TO our Customer
advance of twelve hours over our arranse"'"~
NM fSs4YN6Eksk , E skHtwaF r. 4Fs &
i aFsv$ SSp n bSSSEt
MINIS, De-, forwarded with safety ana DIS.
patch to all parts OF the United States oahSA"~
M No STHEtSS1D DRAFTS AND BILLS WITH or With 2,
out Goods. collected al al accessible pe,a.
throughon. the United States, and prompt '''A
~, AVIS forwarded by each of cur Exsrcsses'
In charge of careful ana reliable messsnsefs. Al
TOBACCO and other samples earned 81 aa1'-
All fssishs. promptly called for and deass''a
without extra charge ~, a, aar
~ For further Information. please can s''a'
''''.' ''' AssD s sE xrssss se sg,s ss...
suite w, h. Hkf.ou' o"'
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e. Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-l
nave jp .treceived, By Adams Express, lot OF
fresh { WEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be appllad upon the most
reasonable terms
,andsd 70 can he ond at ali honIs tha AZ, A.
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel, {sntrdn on 18th street, and al night
At the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap Its r. G. HOBSON.
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- TMPRoyE Your kashr,
sx@wfsvsAe Nj. J. FRANKLIN b ~, kyslsr
;.,ov.s caysrSI. PssssaiEsscsd 'ff t ssPsscTs
Giles. for pfsserv,ns and restoring the impaiis'
vision TO ITS primo vtgoT,
CRYSTALS inssrtsdia old frariss ,,ca,ss.
Eisc;c ffiEa NxRiSa ssS I
81, MATJNEMAJicAL i NsssvVfifWs WINS. aissys
9 "a. No. 10 MAIN sTa koA"oad, "
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A.A The AsHLAND HUIEL.-This
JEW j from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful aud
thriyine village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
Fredertcksbars and Potomac Railroad, il now
open for visitors. and is prepared TO sccommo-
dare families with good fare and every thins deal
rabla The head of the family will be furuished
with Free Ticket between falkland and Rloh-
mond.
For further information, apply At SuveYintsnd-
enps offce Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potc-
mae Allroad or address
JNo. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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TvHE UNDERSIGNED aaye formed a CO.
partnership for the transaction of @ COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm OF LEWIS
WEBB JOHN G. WADE. They ill give par
ticuiar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. 6s Main street, long occupied By
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE,
RICHMOND. Va. Nov 1. 1850. no 7-<jcW fsyta
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WATCHES. yEwELRY, 4o.

~ AN ELEGANT And THE largest
IN assortme Mt of old and Sill - -s
MN y. WATCHES and JEW go VI
6ass<E ELRY ever offered in this -
city, Wholesale and retail, at LEWIS II MANS,
IS Main street.
Gold. Silver aud Steel SPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebble GLASSES, 10 SAT- ally sight. 10 be had at a
reduced price from LEWIS HYMAN, 50 Main
street.
Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED BY skillfal
workmen at q low price by LEWIS LYMAN, %
MAN street And the cheapest WATCHES and
JEWELRYl IN the State to be purchased at
Sc 4-Sm LIZ Wis HYMAN'S.
*. CHARLES LUMsDEN is the man
~ who repairs WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, h c., in the be
&kSA0k manner and st reasonable proes.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
ranted. -
JEWELRY repaired IN Il q hest manner.
SPECTACLES fitted " tn new glasses and war
ranted TO SUIT. at S6 MAN str Get, Richmond.
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VzEyN NEW GOODS OF DIRECT iN.
&APORTATI0N.-R China decorated DIM
49, nsr Sets, of twenty different patterns; ele-
TH ganty DECORATED an. plain Tea Sets; White
Granite Dinner Ware, Tea Ware and Toilet Ware;
Fancy Goods; r. ch Plated Ware; Cot and Mould
ed Glassware, Lamps, Chandeliers; House fur
nlshing Goods, &c.
Visitors to the Fair are respectfully solicited to
examine cur stock. which has been purchased ex-
ciusyely for cash, and is therefore offered on the
most liberal terms.
STEBBlNS, PULLEN j. co,
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EDWIN WORTHA " IL CO.,
"a GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AID
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit oCnsignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., to the sale OF which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
RAGS furnished when required,
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- FISHER & SHEPHERD.
90 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" DRUGGISTS,
~ Have on hand, and ere continually receiving,
81 pplies of FRESH and RELIABLE MEDI
GIN hS, DRUGS, CHI EMfCALS, PAINTS, OILS,
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DOTS, FARLEY & CO..
[ GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
ORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT and all kinds of 2 R0DUCE, and liberal
advances inside on ooHslgnmeRts.
R RkAf'b B. Po FARLEY, Late ofPetersbars'
JAS. i. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
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R Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A.. NJ until 10 P.
pooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance nth street, Single Bath 2S cts
= i've tickets for 81.
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sE7 M. s. ROYsTER,
w MERCHANDISE BROKER

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary and Virginia streets,
Richmond, Va,
Offers his services for the sale and purchase of
Merchand re gene rally also, Flour, W heat, Cora.
Tobacco, ana all descriptions of Country Produce.
Refers, by permission. to Lewis Webb, Esq,
Davenport & Co, Messrs. Bacon & Baskerville,
Richmond Msssrs. Bryant, Tinsley & Holmes,
Messrs. Spence Il REID, Baltimore; Messrs Tweils
L Co., Philadelphia; Thos. Monahan, Esq. New
York. an 9-ts
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Religious Services.

esbWeriaa-Liberty Street. Services in
the morning at 10! O'clock, and evening at
II. Pastor-Rev. J. Ii. Symmes.
English Lutheran-Corner ofBaltlmore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
1O2 o'clock, and in the evening att o'clock
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell.
Methodist Episcopal-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l03 o'clock, and in
the evening at : o'clock. Pastor B.Rev.
Ii. Crever.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at 103 O'Clock, and III
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-l'eV. j.
Clay.
Observation-Disclosures Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 109 o'clock, and III
the evening at 8. Rev. Dr. Spear, Pas-
tor.
Baptist--Belford Street. No Pastor.
German Lutheran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at I o'clock. Pastor-Rcv. +.
WASHER.
81. Pahick's-Centre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vespers at 4,
Pastor-Rcv. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. PauI-Fayette Street
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers a; q Pastor-Father Seelos.
Jewish Synagogue-Baltimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock. las
tor-Rev. A. Laser
Second German lutheran Mwch-Centre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at .! o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis Biltz.
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DRAMATIC LECTURE Bi MINISTER
Rev. NJ. ID. Conway, of Cincinnati, has
been dclivcringa lecture before the Phn-
nix Literary Society of that city on the"
Drama"
The reverend gentleman was eloquent
We quote some of the more pointed pas
sages:
"The actors are doing for the ncgicc-
ted senses and rugged passions Of the pco.
pie what some philanthropists are doing
for beggar boys and ragamuilins in the
streets. They dress up those senses and
passions in prescntablc clothes, and teach
them that they are something and have
something to do. Shall laughter, frolio
and fun be vagabond forever? Shal
human follics and weakness be clear loss
and not even teach US lesson, nor Civ,
US laugh as they pass?
"Music and the drama have passct
down through the ages of mankind-twt
beautiful STRENGTHENING fragrant flow
crs to mark their footsteps, and it viii
be hard to condemn the one without dis
crcditng the other, indeed, with phios
ophy it has always been a question whicl
was the most c!cvating.
"Thc French say what cannot be sait
can be sung-what cannot be sung cal
be danced. It is now quite an old stcry
but will bear repeating, that Emerson
and Margaret Fuller went to see BannI
Ellsler dance in Boston, and when sh'
had paused in sublime pose, Miss ful
ler said, Ralph, it's poetry Emerson
replied. 'Margarct,itis religion | wlsl
the story was true, but Pm afraid it ism t
1t would form suggestive contrast o
Emerson with Thomas Carlyle, VIII
could see nothing in the daaseuse but ;
pair of run n-rnade scissors stuck on on
point, the other stretched in the air a
an angle of ninety degrees, and bid
den rest with open blades"
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines !!
A New Machine
Which makes no Noise !!

WE desire to call the attention of TAI
w lors to our New Machines, just tiom our
Manufactory, which is the Fastest Machine In
the World, runs easy, and makes no noise.
This improvement is found in no other ma
chine and is secured by letters patent.
To those who have refrained from buying we
offer the most perfect machine, the only one that
does every kind of tailoring, the finest and the
coarsest all the work of the Family; binds hats
caps fronts, CATERS, shoes, and every thing ne
cessary to be sewed. The reputation of our ma NJ
chimes $1,000 in operation in this city, Is sum-
Ms-Send for a copy of. M.SlNGER& Cos
GAZETTE, which will be sent free. Parties
wishing to purchase, will notice our Machine
with one operator-will do more work than
any other two machines, which isa gain OF 100
per cent. Prices ranging from $50 to Sl25.
w. E. BRODERICK, Agent,
l59 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Nd Jan &c, l860-ly.
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NUMBER 48.

THINK AGAIN-It is related that du-
ring the first few days of the reign of
Queen Victoria, then a girl between
nineteen and twenty years of age, some
sentences of court martial were presen-
ted for her signature. One was death
for dcsel tion "a soldier was condemned
to be shot, and his death warrant was
presented to the Queen for her signature.
She read it, paused, looked up at the Of
fcer who laid it before her, and said:-
"IIave you nothing to say in behalf of
this mani"
Nothing! he has deserted three times,
said the officer.
"Think again, my lord, " was her re-
ply.
And" said the veteran as no related
the circumstances to his friends-for It
was no other than the Duke of Yelling
ton seeing her majesty so earnest
about it, said, "He is certainly very
bad soldier, but there was somebody who
spoke of his good character, and he may
be good for ought | know to the contra
ry.
81 thank you thousand times" ex-
claimed the youthful Queen. and hastily
writing Pardoncd in large letters on the
fatal page, she sent it across the table with
emotion.
What world of instruction, goodness
and true philosophy is contained in these
two words-thinh agdin. Could we
adopt their spirit as the rule of our lives
one and all, what a happy change would
come over society. In all our business
concerns, in our social and moral rela-
tions, our political and religious duties
what important results might follow, il
on many, very many occasions we would
think again before deciding upon ac.
ting,
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FARMERS Boy.-The following arti-
Gle which we find in the Valley Farmer,
western agricultural periodical, we
commend to the attention of every far
| mers boy, Parents should, also, point
| it out to their sons, and if necessary read
| it to them carefully, and then hand the
| article over to them, without comment,
| unless the remarks be of mild pleasing
nature:
"In the wide world there is no more
important thing than farmcr's boys
| They are not so important for what they
are as for what they will be. At pres
cnt they are of but little consequence too
often. But farmers boys always have
been and we presume always will be the
| material out of which the noblcst men
are made. They have health and strength;
they have bone and muscle; they have
heart and will; they have nerve and pa
tience, they have ambition and endurance,
and these are the materials that make
men. Not buckrams and broadcloth and
patent leather and bcaver-fur, kid gloves
and watch-scals, are the materials of
which men arc made. 1t takes better
stuff to make a man 1t is not fat and
flesh and swaggcr and self-colccit; nor
yet smartness, nor flippancy, nor foppery,
nor fastncss. Those make fools, but not
men, not men such as the world wants,
nor such as it will honor and bless. 1t
is not long hair, nor much beard, nor
cane, nor apipc, nor cigar, nor a
quid of tobacco, nor an oath, nor glass
of beer or brandy, nor dog ond gun,
nor pack of cards, nor a novel, nor a
vulgar book of love and murder, nor a
tale of adventures, that makes man or
has any thing to do with making man.
Farmers boys ought to keep clear of all
these idle, foolish things. They should
be employed with noblcr objects. They
! have yet to be men of the clear grit, hon
est, intelligent, industrious, ambitious
men, who shall love their country and
their kind. With the means they possess
how easy for them to be in fact the first
class men. They have land and stock
and tools; they have health and time and
mind; they have schools and churches
and papers; they have books and pcrse
verance aud the heart and hand for work
More than this they need not. Let
them awake and work and read and study.
II is not all work, nor yet all study,
that will make them men of the right
stamp.-Thcy must work intelligently
and study with an earnest purpose of
being bcnchtcd,a and then they will be-
come what they ought to be, the real
men Of the world"
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
WIN, B, NOR REHOUSE &C.,,

Importers and WHOLESALE Dealers in
Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
of the United States to their Pure Wines and
Liquors, put up under their own supervision
for Family and Medicinal use, in cases assorted
TO suit customers. Clubs, Military aud Other
public bodies who require TO purchase in large
liberally dealt with. Price list sent on appli-
cation.
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TIE Free Lovers have emf grated from Cal
ifornia to San Salvador, where they have
purchased 4 tract o' some fifty thousand
aces OF good arabic land al Twelve and hall
cents per acre. IIsre they expect 10 disssm
inots their disgusting practices unmolcs.ed.
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able and honest manner in which bad
borne myself throughout. Many who
di | s, said that convictiC ms of duty com-
PEELED them to vote against my stay The
vote stood % to 8. The Vigillnce Com
mittee generously raised the money on
the spot to pay my expenses home.
Thus far had met only courteous and
considcratc treatment. After day spent
under the roof of Rev. Mr.. Perry
himself O slave .older-I returned to
Blackvillc On the train | was insulted
by a tellow, who dragged ME into the
negro car (thcre was no one to say nay)
and PERSISTED in sitting by my side.
threatened me with whipping, padding
and hanging, and who, on my refusal to
answer his questions, drew his knife to
cut off my ear. A pretended friend Of
fered nc pistol told me | should need
| it before | reached Charleston. OF
course | declined it.
AT Bambarges, where they had hanged
man shortly before, "the fellow went
out and called the Vigilance Committee,
several of whom entered and seized me
and cndcavored by main strength to
force me from the car to hang me. |
had got hold and they couldn't move me,
but they tore my coat badlyin the strug-
gle. The cars, moreover, were starting;
they tried in vain to get them stopped
and were forced to dcsist. The conduc-
tor quietly extended all the protection,
as think, which he thought safe for him
to do. Arriving at Charleston, h.
procured me an officer who conducted
me to the guard house. TWAS not safe,
the Chief of Police told me to 60 aboard
until the boat was about to start. They
congratulated me on my narrow escape
Next day the officer attended me to the
boat.