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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
■Bumm MmMw. rusktiAiu i n«.~
THE WRECKER.
Aoouttmuona
Toward* the close of the *ixteenth century, a
horrid evattwA prevailed on the coast of Cornwall,
of hiring voxel* to their destruction in storstv
weather by fastening a lantern to a hone'* head,
ted leading it about on the cliff*, in order that the
bewildered mariner, mbtakinr it for the light of a
i wii l might be Induced to anape hi* course to
ward* k. Thi* atrocious expedient waa often auc
ceasful. The devoted crew dreamed not of their
dancer entil warned of R, too late, by the foaming
breaker* that burst upon them from the shore; and
the veeaet apeedtty became the prey of a net of ruth
laat barbarian*, who, to secure themselves impuni
ty in their plunder, often murdered tlio*e who es
caped drowning, and then called their booty a
"god-tend.**
In a •mall hovel, on the craggy *hore of a
deep and dangerous bay on die coast of Cornwall,
dwelt one of tb >«e wretches, an old hardened des
perado. who united in bimaelf the fisherman, the
smuggler, and the wrecker, but the last waa hi*
favorite occupation; and such wa* the confidence
ofhlscompir.|.>n* in hi* experience in thi* capaci
ty, that fce u h« usually appointed their leader, and
rarely fallal in his office. Hi* wife, too, eticour
aaed him, and i«ot unfrequently aided him in his
Iniquitous exploit*. Disgusted with the wicked
ness of bU parent*, their >nlv son left his home in
early life, and sought to obtain an honorable sub
sistence a* the mate of a West India trader.
It wa* at a period wbpn a loot; and profitless
rammer and autumn had nearly passed away, that
Terloggan, like the vulture, ever watchful for his
prey, wa* more than usually observant ot thesfcna
of the heaven*; nor was any one more capable
than bimaell of discovering the most distant in
dtcationa of a tempest. Nature bad for several
month* worn a placid and most encouraging as
pect. The soft and azure sky seemed to re«t upon
the transparent sea, and the slowly-expanding
waves swept with slow murmuring* along the
•hiuing sands of the de'p bay with a wild and mo
notonou* pitching, that seemed to strike like the
voice of a prophecy upon the ear. Not more hateful
were the glorious beams of the orb of day to the
fallen Lucifer, aa described by our great poet, than
waathe quUcent state of nature to the dark mind
of Terloggan. Inhislmpatiencehecur*edthepro
tracted *ea*on of tranquility, and hailed the ap
proaching period of storms as more congenial not
only to the "gloomy temper ol bis *oul," but to bis
interests. At length he saw, with a smile ot savage
•arlsf action, the sun sink in angry red beneath
die dim and cloudy horizon ; heard with secret
exultation the hollow murmuring of the winds ;
and beheld the blackening waves rising into fury,
and lashing the lofty rock* with their ascending
•pray. A* the night advanced in chaotic darkness,
the horrors of the tempest increased; and the loud
and long blasts of the contending elements rune
out upon the ear like the death-knell of a departed
oiil.
"Now'* thy time," ejaculated the old hag, his wife,
"go thy way out upon the clitft; there's death in the
wind." Terloggan speedily equipped himself, and
aaeended the steep promontory at the entrance of
the bay. The usual expedient was resorted to, and
he soon observed a light at sea as if in answer to his
•ignal. Hi* prey *eemed already in his grasp. The
light evidently approached nearer; aud, before an
hour had elapsed, the white, close-reefed sails of the
vessel could be dimly discovered through the dnrk
ness, and the appalling cry of the seamen at the
discovery of their danger distinctly heard. Signal
en* of distress were immediately fired, and the
id command*, all hands on board, and about ship,
were vociferated in wild despair. Every exertion
wa* made to wear the vessel from the shore; but the
redeeming moment was past, the ship was com
pletely embayed, and neither strength nor skill
were of any avail in averting her impending fate.—
In a few minutes a tremendous crash, and a heart
rending but fruitless cry for" help, announced the
horrid catastrophe; and the last Hashing signal
gun revealed for a moment a scene too terrible to
be described. The stranded vessel, hurled repeat
edly against the jagged rocks of the bay. soon
parted; the wave* dashed over her shattered huil
with relentless fury, bearing to the shore the scatter
ed cargo, broken pieces of the wreck, and the tat
tered rigging; whilst the mingled shrieks ot the
drowning, blended with the roar of the conflicting
, elements, rose upon the ear like the despairiug
erie* of an anny ot dying Titans.
There was one, however, in whose eyes such a
acene wa* joyous, in whose ears such sounds were
melody; ana that being was Terloggan. lie wait
ed impatiently until the storm hail s me what abut
ed; and when silence began to indicate that the
work of death was well nign over, he descended
the well-known cliffs to dart upon his prey. Un
moved by the horrid spectacle, (for the moon bad
broken trom the clouds by which she bad before
been concealed,) he stood awhile gazing upon the
scene of desolation around him, at a loss where
tratta begin his work of rapine. But, to his sur
prise and momentary dismay, there was yet one
living soul on board, who, should be survive, would
interpose between him and his hard-earned booty,
and who was even now loudly supplicating his as
sistance. To despatch this unhappy creature in
hi* exhausted and helpless condition, was a resolu
tion no sooner formed than executed. Whilst he
wa* appearing to aid hia escape from the jaws ol
death, one stroke of hi* hanger laid him a livid
and mntilated-:or*e upon the sands before him.—
Terloggan then rifled the pockets of his victim, took
a ring from his finger, and, laden with the most
portable articles of his plunder, retraced his foot
step* to his hut.
" What luck I" exclaimed his fiend-like help
mate, as he crossed the tbreshhold ot the door.
" Never better," rejoined Terloegan, pointing to
his booty. He then described the success ot his
hellish stratagem, without even concealing the par
ticulars of the murder ; alter which he displayed
•ome nieces ot foreign gold coin, and the ring
which ne bad taken from the finger ot the stranger.
"Giveme the light, Meg," said the hoary villian.
The hag obeyed. 'But no sooner had he examined
the ring, than be recognized its form and certain
mark upon it. His countenance changed, and wi h
a groan of agony he quickly handed it to his wife.—
She knew too well trom whose hand it must have
been taken, and, after glancing at it for a moment,
yelled out with supernatural energy: "Oh my son,
my poor eon I" ana fell senseless at the feet ot her
husband. Terloggan endeavored to master#is toll
ing* until the fact could be ascertained. He arose
wtththedawn, mid hastened to the spot where he
had left the murdered corpse, It was inded his
son. The strode ot retribution had been complete
Overwhelmed I y despair and stung by remorse, to
which hi* heart nad ever belore been impervious,
he determined on self-destruction. A lew days
afterward* hi* mangled body was tuund among the
rock*, and interred on the spot where he had per
petrated bis last deed ot blood. The chief incidents
of hi* laat terrible story are narrated in the neigh
borhood * hich was the scene ot its hero's manifold
atrocities. His wretched wife perished a few weeks
afterwards by the fall ot ber hut, occasioned by one
of those dreadful storms which she and her savage
helpmate had so frequently invoked.
T« Law Catastrophe at New Orleans.—a
telegraphic despatch from New Orleans, daied Jan
Among the persons lost in the steamer Georgia
from Montgomery, Ala., which was destroyed by
ftre at New Orleans on Saturday night, w ere Mrs
Jolly and child, of Randolph co„ Ga., and Mr Jack
•on of Barbour co., Ala., and one child, leaving a
wife and eight surviving children in N. Orleans en
tirely destitute. There were also 19 ne-rroes be
waring to different masters from South Carolina
•ad Georgia. Nobodies, as yet,have been found.
Toe surriTors are in a state of destitution Dr
Touag. ol Hancock county, Ga., lost a valuable
»«s medical bouks, surgical instrumcts,
Jtc., having only saved his clothes.
A Disconsolate Widow.-Lew than five week,
ago, a young man in Med ford oied, after . brie) ill*
new, leaving a youug and interesting wile. The
foir one mourned hi. early decease, but her grief
H«r - CrUs " ® S the lile uluoii frou '
Save • new charm to her beautv
iS P#r T &&&££ iove d
-4 on Tuesday last the p.ir B were marned The
Ged'erere? t0 BprUlg upcm her *>»»-
»^!jS MOWy *»» Australia was made by
Hropoor men nameu James Esmonds and Thomas
I*®n,oD«1 *® n,OD « overlooked in the
wramMeforgom, but Utterly a monument has bee.
STwrlmTi J service they have done
bM " ?J ll L xVed » nd
' d ®*BS OC B at a public
A f D '"Wttl McaDER. We loam
SkLn*ts^T rB " a few days ago, in Cadiz
a clothes-line to
5* MIWO6Q ihfir lots. Tno ntrtiM mut nn
correspondent ot Cummipg.' Eveniug
Kvt(;y tn>ke hmat «
to tmm» another circular in-eguiarioo of the female
«a«UMar\nr mh sides, fc r , says the writer, what
U curtalW oi, the todies will pile on
*3"#* ®Mtoa Oasette that Col. Ed
-9*l . baa on band
jfctm of wheat, and not teas than go.-
present prices, will
MISCELLANEOUS
WORTHY THE ATTLM'ION OJT
TT all, as they cam be relied ON —
Th* preparation* of Dr. J. S. Row l (the R-gularOrad
u*t« and Phyriciaa of 9* jean expert*pee.) *re con
fidently recommended to the afflicted, u Mtmudin
urt, ta/t. and effectual.
Dr. J. S. Rat*'i Kxpettornat. or Cough Syrup, is a
never failing remedy for Coush*, Cold*, and ail Lang
Diaeama. Price 50c and 91 00.
Dr. J. S. Horn'* Whooping Cough Syrup give* im
mediate relief, and frequently curat in one week.—
Price 50c.
jOr. J. 8 Ilose't Croup Syrup never fall* in curing
the Croup, that dangerous complaint amongst chil
dren. Price 23c.
Dr. J. S. Hot'i Pain Cvrrr will cure Stiff Neck,
Sore Throat*, Palo* in the Face. Hide, Back or Limb*
from a Cold. It core* Sprain*, Chilblain*. Cramp* or
Pain in the Stomach or Bowel*. Price 124, 33c and
50c.
Dr J. S. Rote's Kxtraet of Bucku 1* one of tbe be*t
remedies ever used, for disease* of the Kidnev*.
Bladder, tic Price >0c
Dr. J. S. lint's yerr nut and Invigorating Cordial,
for Heart Disease*, all Nervous Affection*. Flatu
lence, Heart Burn, Reatlesness, Numbness. Neursl
gi*. raising the spirits and giving power to the whoie
i"k almost miraculous in it* effect Price
Dr. J a. Rote's Dyspeptic Compound, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and Indigestion, when
Sken in conjunction with bis Alterative or Family
ll* Price of both 75c •
u Dr• J■ S Rote's Golden Pills, for falling of the
Vv otnb. Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxation.
Price 50c
Dr J S. Rose's Female Specific, a remedy for pain
ful Menstruation, Leucorrboea or Whites. Price 61.
Dr. J. S. Rote's Female PiUt are the only reliable
regulating pilis; tbey have been fonnd to be a most
valuable remedy for Feuiale complaints, to open
thoie obstructions to which they are liable, and bring
nature into its proper channel. Price 25c.
Dr. J. S. Rose's Sartaparilla Compound, for all Skin
Diseases, and for purifying the Blood it is superior to
all others. Price 50c and Si 00
Dr J S Rote's Tonic Mixture, for Chills, Fevers,
and General Debility. A never-failing remedy. A
few doses is always sufficient to convince tbe most
skeptical. Price 50c.
All whose constitutions are impaired bv disease,
or weak hy nature, should read l>r. J. S. Rote's Medi
cal Adviser (which contains a description ot the Dis
eases of the climate ai d the mode of treatment.) —
It can be had without charge of Purcel). Ladd i. Co.,
Bennett i. Beers, Adie ii. Gray, O. A Strecker, A
Duval, A. Bodiker, J. B. Wood, Wm. R. Ladd, S. M.
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, R. R. Duval t Bro. in this city,
and of dealers generally throughout the United
State*, where hia Family Medicine* are sold
deo&cts—ja 2
/.JKEENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California, wil.
attend to shipments of Flour, Tobacco and Meichan
dize generally. Prejnpt returns will be made. Refer
Messrs. A. k A. Lawrence it Co., Boston; Allen k
Paxson, Patteson, Adams 4l Co., Maitland, Phelps k
Co., New York; Courtney, Cushing & Co., Baltimore:
Edinoud, Davenport t Co., Davenport, Allen k Co..
Richmond. aul.>—eodSm
LOST OR STOLEN—From the Union
Steamship Company's steamers, the following
TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES:
On- Trunk, marked J. H. Hargrove, missing since
March last.
One Trunk, marked P. Reynolds k Co., missing
since August last.
Two Trunks, marked Lyons, Abramsfc Davis, miss
ing sirce June last.
One Trunk, marked Putney, Watts k Putney, miss
ing since September last.
Twenty dollars will be paid for the recovery of
each or either of the above lots; and if stolen, $20
additional for the detection and conviction the
thief, bv ROBERT RANKIN,
ja 21—2awSw Ag't Union S. S. Co.
PERUVIAN GUANO — Having made
our arrangements for a full supplv of GUANO,
we are now prepared to receive orrt--rs from our cus
tomers for what they may want for Spring use, whii-h
will be furnished at government prices, and of the
VERY BEST QUALITY.
Also, a small cargo of best MEXICAN GUANO in
barrels, for tobacco planters.
i» 2>-fifßw2w HUGH W. FRY k SONS.
—All gentlemen wishing their
i.* RAZORS set, or any other CUTLERV, wi!)
have them promptly attended to by leaving their or
ders at my rot/m at Mrs. Fiournoy's boarding house,
or Mr. Bartholomew's, on Goveruor stree:, and also
at Mr Andrew Johnston's, No. 77 Main st. Thank
ful for past favors 1 have to solicit a continuance of
the same.
Persons sending six Razors will be entitled to one
grati».
jt 12—d1mfcc4t« MICAJAH S. MKADOR
OWING TO THE ADVANCE IN
FLOUR, Bakers have been compelled to ad
vance the price of crackers to the fjllowing rates (re
rail:)
Si'da Crackers 10c
Butter do 10c
Wa erand Pilot Bread 6d
Thes cent loaf is now small, and it is feared they
will be compelled, to save themselves, to charge 6
cents for the same. ja '^6
AR! WAR!! WAR!!!— ■ otwith
standing the continuation of war between
Turkey and Russia, and high prices of provisions and
labor in consequence thereof, BLINDS, SASHES
and DOORS are yet mauufactureo tor the same old
price, at the old established faet.orv of the subscriber.
MILES AMBLER,
ja 27—ts Mayo street.
FURS! FURS!! —The subscriber wishe?
to purchase the following Fur Skins:
BEAVER, WILD CAT,
OTTER, RACCOON,
MINK, «FOX,
MUSKRAT, HARE.
OPOSSOM,
For which he will at all times pav the highesi
market value. JOHN THOMPSON.
Adams <*. co.s new york, vik
GINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN. TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND. PE
TERSBURG, Ate., Ate., Ate.—Having effected arrange
ments with the U. S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for special Express
privileges on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESIOvVN alternately. Goods will be re
ceived at our New York office, 59 Broadway, until Si
o'clock, P. M., on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by "ADAMS At CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS." .
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of specipJ
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
Piess. ADAMS At CO.
J. L. McDONOUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTlCE.—Express packages -for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steuniri Rotroke or Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS At CO., 59 Broad
way, who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM At PLEASANTS,
}e 6—ts 3S Broadway, New York.
K. O. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER.
' GROCER AND COMMI SSI O N ME R
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand of
Haskius At Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing where may be foand a .general assortment
o all articles in his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manilla.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Twine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Caulking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes, Wood Saws, and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GROCERIES.—Sugar, Coffee Tea Soap, Candle ,
Butter, Lard. Molasses, tec.
BEEF.—Mess, Prime and No. 1; Mess and Prime
Pork.
"BACON, Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues, be.
PAINTS.—White and Black Lead; Paris, Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin
Spirits Turpentine, tec.
Crockery, for ship use
Buckets. Brooms. Ate. * 007
LIFE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE.—The Richmond Fire Association are
uow prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks en as reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask a ahu'e of
tiie patronage of the public. Applications will be re
ceived at the office, No. £3, corner of Main and 9th
streets, where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
Information that may be required. Ail losses prompt
ly and liberally adjusted.
n „ JAMES BOSHER, President.
Johw H. BotHEa, Secretary. mh 17
CPLENDID PIANO FORTES —J. A.
BELVIN has just received from tbe celebrated
manufactories of Messrs. Nunn'sfc Co., Gilbert t Co,
and Burns, a numbei of their el-gant toned PIANOS.
wUn til the modern improvements—-taidaa they come
from manufacturers who stand unrn ailed, their tone
and durability cannot be surpassed—which he wil'
sell low.
He also has on Band a large lot of FURNITURE of
tu» own manufacture, made of Rote wood, Walnut,
Oak and Mahogany, made up in the best styles and
for workmanship cannot be supaased in this or the
Northern markets, being all made by hand and not bf
machinery. i
UNDERTAKING—He still keeps in hand a lujt
tot of COFFINS, and wil give his individual attea
tion to all orders led at his where <
can always be found.
ap 33—d It ota J. A BELVIN. Oof era or st
CB. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
• WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR BT.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
GT Prise Tickets in all Lotteries sold in botteriea
under tbe management of R Francs A Co. will be
promptly paid by ma, and ail inquiries relative to tbe
business of R. Fraaes ft. Co. sddrsssed to them
llebwond, will meat with prompt attentions
mt cii.cc*.
RAILROADS, STEAtifBOATS. &o.
rjREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
Mtki [LADE^f ,HlA r-^> n . MONDAY,
Throagh Ticket, to Baltimore tai
Philadelphia cm be obtained ef this Company over
th*lr route, fit Washington, on the following ittavt*
To Baltimore.. ag <«
u?uft !1 * delphlt "V v » w
Which aecure to the pasntujer a transit for aelf and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti
more free of any extra charge whatever, and aa five
daily linea are run betwean Philadelphia and New
York, at rat«« varying from $2 to S3 for each tirat
clan passenger, and proportionately for second
staas passengers, the public can now be at no lota for a
cbeap ar.d comfortable trip to New York.
The Through Tickets u&med above allow a reason
ole sojourn in Washington .And Baltimore, without
detriment to any privilieea conferred by them.
RUTH, Agent of Transportation.
Offiee R. F ft. P. ft. it. Co, >
Richmond, Aug. 12th, 18.53.$
From Petersburg and Rich-
MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.—The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the quick
est, safest and cheapest route, with increased facili
tiea never before oflered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6 o'clock, P.
M. (Sundays excepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edinoud
Sl Co.'s line of Packets with experienced command
ers—or the next morning at 7 o'clock, by the Danville
Railroad, meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at 7
o'clock, A. M., the wae morning at the junction of
the Soutbside Railroad, will proceed to Rice's Station,
where they will find a line of new and superior Troy
Coaches, fine horses and experienced drivers, m readi
ness to convey them with the most possible dispatch,
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening, in time to
have a pood night's rest and take the Cars of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at 7 o'clock, A.M.. next
morning to Bonsack'sj a distance of 47 miles, in two
hours, in connection with Farish hi Co.'s old established
ine of Stages to well known to the travelling pubKc
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
Coaches, excellent horses, accorrimodeting agents and
drivers ready to convey tbem to the Mountain House
to supper, and after a comfortable night's rest to the
White Sulphur Springs before 10 o'clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchburg.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sul
phur Springs at 3 o'clock, P. M. daily, (Sundays ex
cepted) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 o'clock
P. M. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving next morning at day light, breakfast at Scott's,
arrive at Bonseck's at o'clock, P. M.—and Lynch
burg at t>s P. M. leave Lynchburg same evening by
Packet at 8 o'clock, P. M. for Richmond, arriving the
second morning, at 4 o'clock, A. M.—or by Stages at
I2J A. M.—or from 2 to 4 o'clock in the morning, and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danville Rail
road to Richmond, arriving lime evening at 5 o'clock.
RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
By Boyd & Edmond's Packet*, from Richmond
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Whita
Sulphur Spring; $9 00
To Sweet Springs 8 00
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Soathside Railroad from Petersburg an 1
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad »
White Sulphur Springs- 10 SO
To Sweet Springs 9 56
THOMAS SHARP,
jy 11—tf Sup't Trans. Va. k. Tenn. R. R.
Richmond and danville rail
ROAD—OPEN TO OVERBY'S 84 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct. 3d. 1853. the regular pas
senger train will run daily, (Sundays excepted) be
tween Richmond and Overbys.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only : Manchester, Robiou's, Coalfield, To
mahawk, Powhatan, Mi'ttoax, Chula, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke, Jenning's Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, Drake's Branch and
Overby's.
Leave Richmond at 7 o'clock, A. M. Returning,
leave Overby's at 12 50 o'clock, P. M.
t Children over 10 and under 15 years of age half
(trice.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, so that one can be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
Passenger® for Halifax C. H , Danville and Greens
borough, can meet Messrs Flags & Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overby's doily; and those for German
town, Salem, and Salisbury, N. C., can meet Messrs.
Klagg hi Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays ayd Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for Clarksville, Milton, N.C., and Yanceyville, can
meet Messrs. Moss h Co.'s coaches at Overby's on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yanceyville by Fiagg & Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at Overby's
Passengers for Lynch burg, via South-Side Railroad
and Flsgg k Co.'a stages daily.
Through to Lynchburg $5 00
" " Halifax C. H ti 25
•' " Danville 8 ('<>
" " Gr'eensborough, N.,C 8 50
" " German town 10(0
" " Salem 10 50
" " Salisbury 12 (M!
" " Milton (by Flagg &. Co.'s line) 7 (>0
" " Yanceyville (by same) 8 <»0
" " ClarkavilJe (by Moss k Co.'s line).. 5 lift
" " Milton, N. C.,"(by same) 8 00
" " Yanceyville, K C., (by samel 9 00
A. TALCOTT,
de 8 Chief Engineer and Supt.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.—
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.—Visitors t. tLe
Springs may expect more comfort by this route than
ever before; and if the cost of meals is consideri d,no
other route otters l»'.ver fare. The road is open to tho
base of the Blue Ridge, and the rails now being laid
between Wavnesborough and Staunton, it will be in
operation this season.
The Stage line is under the management of J. L.
Heiskell, so well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond daily at 6 25 A. M., and the
Western terminus of the Railroadat 10 25 A. M.
DAILY CONNECTION.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare 87 50
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs 10 50
Bath Alum 8 25
Warm Springs 8 £0
Hot Springs 8 £0
Lexington 7 (.0
Staunton 5 CO
Culpeper C. H... 4 r.O
Our STAGES arrive in Staunton at 8 o'ciock P.M.,
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at 5 A.
M.—spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M. se
cond day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged at Richmond on the following terms*
The inside of the coach can be secured if 9 seats are
paid for. If 10 seats are paid for, it secures all the
seats outside and inside; with the privilege ot carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen
gers paid for.
For the further comfort of passengers, we shall run
an accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast, stop for the night at the
Bath Alum or Warm Springs, as they desire, and
reach the White Sulphur next evening- <ruar»nteeing
that there shall be no night travel.
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, a coach to accommodate visitors going West or
Eait. who may not find seals in the regular line.
WM. P FARISH St CO.,
by J. L. Heiskell, Agent.
TRI-WE±. tviA CONNECTION.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays,
going up; fare $! 't'
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave a pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made if passencers do not
obtain tickets. E. H. Gl£L,
Sup't Transportation.
HP" Washington passengers may go by tiie Junction
and reuch that city in 24 hours from Staunton, taking
the night train »f the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company. E. 11. GILL, Sup't.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINE OF STEAMERS.—FOR PHILADEL
PHIA. EVERY WEDNESDAY. VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt. Mitchell; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. Teal,
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore.
One of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, eve/v MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at high-water, touching at Cape May to iaud pas
sengers. Returning, leave Philadelphia every WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock, A M., un
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route, as it la, in addition to being tne
cheapest the most expeditious and comfortable
Passengers eor New York.—We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through to
New York, either by cars or steamers, allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia thiee or
four days, or proceed directly on to New York, upon
the arrival of the steamers.
Shippers to the West.—Tobacconists desirous
ol shipping to Cincinnati, will please bear in nund
that we have made all the neceesary arrangements to
forward tobacco through at 60 cents per lttt pounds.
Due uotice will be always given in nil the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready to
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N. B.—Shippers will bear in mind that all bills of
lading must be sent to the wharl at 'Rockctta, to be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to New York, Ist cabin and found,
89; do do. Cape May, $S; do. do Philadelphia, do.
do. do. Philadelphia, Sd cabin and found, $7. For
freight or
to 30 Richmond, Va., on the Dock.
_ JT—* CHANGE OF HOUR OF
JajSndaSSLsTARi :NU FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND NORFOLK.—'Th; steamer CURTIS PECK,
Captain John Davis, will secularly leavethr wharf at
Rtickett* every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at half past as o'el <ek precisely, and re
turn cacb alternate dar. leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, S4 o'clock, and will touch at all the regular
landing* oo the river, going and re turn in*
no iIH R O HASKINS
T ICOBICE. —200 'YuurrU" and
Li "G and F" brands, for sale by
DAVEN PORt, ALLEN It CO.
\TEW CHOP N O. MOLASSES.-^
iv bklfc, laadiag and for «ale ky
J» IT WiLLIAMi fc BftO.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS, Ac.
( HJPARTfcEKtfHIP.—KichwdH. Duke,
\J late of the firm of A. Garrett fc Col, and A. A.
Hatebeaon, formerly of Caroline county, and late
with J. J. Wilson, have this day formed a copartner'
ship, under the firm and Kyle of Duke k Hatcheaoo,
anfl taken tbe store No. 14, west Main st., tbree doors
below Wm Palmer's and seven above the Old Mar
ket. for tbe purpose of eonductinj a GENERAL
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS. They will keep a general and well se
lected stock ef Family Groceries, suitable for both
town and country trade, which they offer to their
friends and tbe public on as good terms aa they can
be bad in this city.
Tbey give personal attention to tbe tales of Tobac
co, Wheat, f'lnur, Corn, and evety description of
country produce entrusted to their care, and respect
fully solicit consignments.
RICHARD H. DUKE,
ja 31—d2wkc2t A. A. HUTCHESON.
"VTOTICE. —The partnership conducted
i. a by the unde rsigried is this day closed bv mu
tual consent. RICHARD HILL, Jr., will pay all li
abilities nf the tirm, and either one of the partners
will receive what may be due rhrm.
RICHARD HILL. Jr.
BILLY W. TALLEY
Th» subscriber, in leeving Richmond, returns his
thanks to bis friends who have confided their busi
ness to tbe late firm, and hopes theywill continue
their favors to Messrs. Hill k Rawling'a.
• B. W. TALLEY.
RICHARD HILL, Jr., and EDWARD G. RAW
LINOS at the old stand, Main street, corner below
the Banks, wit! continue to transact all basinets iri
the line of GENERAL AGENTS, viz: hiring out
NEGROES, renting out HOUSES and collecting
CLAIMS. RICHARD HILL. JR .
ED. G. RAWLINGS.
Richmond, Feb. 1, 18j4. if 2—6t
O-PARTNERJSHIP N OTIC E.—'lLe.
undersigned (successors to Nace & Winston)
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of WINSTON it POWERS, and
will continue the GROCERY, COMMISSION and
FORWARDING BUSINESS at the old stand of N.
W., corner of Cary and Pearl streets, leading to
Mayo's bridge. JOS. P. WINSTON,
WM. H. POWERS.
February Ist, I<Sjl
REMOVAL —The unti ui ihe Manchetter Cotton
and Wool Manufacturing Company is removed to the
store of W. 4t P. as above*
fe 1 WM. H. POWERS, Agent.
CO-PARTN ERSH IP NOTICE.—The
undersigned have associated themselves togeth
er, under the style and tirm of BARRETT, WAL
LER ic CO., for the purpose of conducting a general
GROCERY AND COIIMISSION BUSINESS in
the house recently occupied by Messrs. DEANE Jt
BROWN, near the Basin, in the city of Richmond. —
Theywill give strict attention to the sale ot Produce
of every kind ; will purchase and ship Merchandize,
Line, Guano, Plaster, Cement, Farming Imple
ments, Machinery, any and everything that may be
ordered from them
Will also receive and forward Goods of every de
scription with the utmost dispatch.
JOHN B. BARRETT, Danville,
of the firm of Barrett it Richmond.
ARCHIBALD P. WALLER,
Caroline county. x
J. RIED BARRETT,
ja 21—2 m formerly agent of Barrett Newson.
NEW CONCERN. —The subscribers
have this day entered into a co-partnership foi
the purpose of conducting a General Grocery, Com
mission and Forwarding Business, on Cary street,
opposite the I olumbian Hotel. They will in a tew
days offer e good and well-selected stock of GRO
CERIES, WINES and LIQUORS, bought in the
Northern markets, principally for cash, to which we
invite the attention of our friends and the trade gen
erally. We also solicit consignments of every de
scription. and will make liberal cash advances on the
same, Will attend to receiving arid forwarding
Goods upon the best terms.
W. B. RATCLIFFE,
T. V. DOUGLASS.
Richmond, Dec. 4, 1853 j* 7
Dissolution. —owing to the death ot
T. S. Morton, the firms or'MORTON. BJOr.-
Ell kCO ,of the city of Richmond, and WATKIN."
ti MORTON, of the city of Petersburg, Va.. are di»
solved. The surviving partners JOHN ROOKEH
of Richmond, and SAMUEL V. WATKINS, of P>--
terobu'g, are authorised to close the business of tht
late concerns.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The un
dersigned will continue the GENERAL COMMIS
SION BUSINESS of the late concerns, under th
ityieand lirrn or BOOKER ATKINS, Rich
nond. Va.; »lso under the style and firm of WAI -
KINS, SON St CO., Petersburg, Va
'I hank ul for past favors, the continued patronag
of our friends and the public is now respectfully so
(.cited. SAM'L V WAT KINS,
JOHN BOOKER,
ja6—dim* CHAS. S. WATKINS.
r | the watch o* other . daysT
-H- This Watch, with time, has faded,
Its brightest hours have passed,
It is o'er two yea>-s since cleaned, •»
And 'tis running much too r a»t.
When first I bought thee—a new one,
Its cases w-re blight as Sun rays ;
But now ic lo> ks-like an old one.
'Tis the Watch of other days !
The hands and works are both dirty,
Not a vestige of polish is there ;
While the cases are loose and easy, '
And stand much in need of repair.
The crystal and dial are broken,
And it's time is not at all true ;
So I'll go, withnui.au) jokin'
And consult BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
ivho is always to be found on Governor street, a few
doors above the Dispatch—which always contain)
sntneth'nff new. 9 2 C
| JJO-Li-LAiito K ii, Y\ A li L).—l.<u
llil/away from the subscriber, about the mid
dle of tliis month, RICHARD sometimes caller
Dick. He is stout built, about 5 feet sor 6 inches ir
height, of a brown complexion, long hair, dejecter
look, and slow to speak
Also, HILLIARD He is stout built, about 5 feet,
or 6 inches high, of a brown complexion, has thtcfc
lips and full eyes, scar ou his back or hips, and i>
quick to speak.
Also, THOMAS, sometimes called Tom. He if
slender built, about 5 feet 5 or 6 irchhssin height, o?
a yellow complexion, and scar on one of his legs.
1 will give the above reward for the three, or
reward for either one of them, if taken out of the
State ; $10 reward, if taken in the State and out ot
the county, and the customary rewaid If taken in the
county, and all expenses paiti.
NEWMAN NEWBY.
Chesterfield County, Va , Jan.23, 1854.
ja 24—2w*
(Enquirer copy cp2aw2w)
r pO CONTRACTORS. —Staled Propo-
A sals will be received by tbe undersigned ai the
Engineer's office of the Fredericksburg and Gordons
ville Railroad, until WE DNESDAY, February 15th.
for the GRADUATION and MASONRY of it miles
of said road, embracing the first 25 sections West of
Fredericksburg. Bidders may also offer for the
whole line between Fredericksburg and Gordons
ville, a distance of 450r48 miles.
Specifications and profiles of the work can be seer,
at the Engineer's office, Fredericksburg, on and af
ter February 6th, ano uny information relating toil
can be obtained from the Engineers resident upot
the line.
Bids of persoas unknown to the undersigned mus
be accompanied by letters of recommendation.
By order of the Board.
GEO. WacLEOD, Chief Engineer.
Fredericksburg, Jan 11, 1804. ja 13—dtloFeb
i)| II I DOLLARS REWARD. — Kan
?\ j away, on the 11th December, a very black
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
is about 6 feet hijtii, of lanje frame, and will weigh
about 200 pounds—bus a serious or sullen look, and s
fiat nose. He reads, writes and speaks very correctly,
talks slowly, dresses well arid passes as a Baptisi
preacher or exhorter. He is a superior factory hand,
and may show free papers to get work. But it'
thought he will try to get to a free State, or on tlit
Liberia packet, (though that is doubtful,) S3 be
wanted the church to send him there to preacn Hf
has frequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
cars for Petersburg, where he has a brother or rela
tioua. The above reward, and all expenses will br
paid, if secured in jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe Store,
de 22 No. 43 Main street
Edward e. Dudley, lumbei.
DEALER, on 19th street, between Main am
Franklin streets, where may be fonnd an assortrnei.;
of ail kinds of LI'MBER and SHINULES. to whici
he invites the attention of those in w<tut, promisin.
to satisfaction to all who may favor him wit
theircustom ja 12
1V EW AND complete gazktt
EER OF THE UNITED STATES-James
WoouhoL'SK has just received a New and Compiet-
Gazetteer of the United States, giviug a fall ar-d
comprehensive Review ot the Present Condition, In
dustry and R» s-.urces of the American Confederacy ;
embracing, aiso, important Typographical, Statisti
cal and Historical information, from secret and ori
*tnal resources, together with the results of tb-
Census of 1850, and Population and Statistics in mam
esses to 18.i3.
With anew and superb Map of the United States,
engraved ou steel: by T. Baldwin aud J. Thomas. I
volume 8vo.: substantially bound. Price ®4. Jus>
published. For tale by
" I JAS. WOOPBOUSF.
LMLE& AND EDUE iOOI>.-Ju*t re
A ceived per ship Manhattan, three casks -W 4
3 Butcher'■i"' wperior Ca«t Steel Files and Edg
Tool*, imported by ourselves, aud which we c»n eon
tirfently recommend. Machinists and others in wan
ot a superior article, are invited fo call and examin
our assortment. C. J. BINTON fc CO.,
, Sign of tne Circular B*w,
J»'B 71 Main at
Lost or mislaid a N<*gotiai>i,
NOTE, drawn by Jaiue* Siser. Jr., in favor >
Hiram B. Diekerscn, at four n-oni.hs from Jan Wt!
WH, lor eight hundred aud thirt»-»i*hf liMUQdo
lara tad endorsed by Hiram B Dickersoo anil B< >
nett li Beer* The publo are hereby cautl /0«->
against treaini for tela note, u it will not Ih> pa d.
JO® JAJ Hl/ER, Ja.
DianasTßY
dixrak. ARTIFICIAL TEETH—
AND IMPORT4NT IM
PROVEMENT.—The u4enigned
have purchased the right to «*e D*.
ALLEN'S PATENT IMPROVEMENT to the tncde
of interring ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
of the greats ft sad most important indentions ever
osd' la thU branch of the Dentists a art.
The Improvement cosmu la the employment of a
metal superior to gold in parity, ud in the complete
'ioion of all the teeth by a riliraoa* compound, whit!
at the same time forma the moet beaatiful and natu
ral looking jam, and filling op all crevice* and irregu
larities, and rendering it impossible fur the teeth tc
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula
tion of particles of food er other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth u
comparable to thia in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted la the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfaction,) are invited to try
:hi« invention, which they ean do at but little addi
ioral coat.
We (hall be pleased to ahow specimens of this kmc
of work to sny persons who will call at our office,
■whether they want artificial teeth or not
WAYT fe MAHONY, Dentists,
mt 17—ditwtti OWce. X"* MMn street.
XTTKNR P-T AT?K'K
PIANOS.—P. H. TAYLOR, soie
fl 1 ii If flaeent in this city for the sale of
II " * J " PIANO FORTES made by the above
na*r>ed celebiated makers, is constantly receiving
"lesant »Dd piain PIANOS from their extensive and
long established manufactory.
Thev combine ail the modern improvements, and
are renowned for keeping in tune.
jy The public are cantioued to observe that (he
tit'of .he firm is Nunns & CltU.
Oid Pianos taken in part pay lor new ones.
Guitars. Violins, Accordeonsand Fiutes ; also. Gui
tar and Violin Strings of the be«t quality.
P.H.T lias in store the largest s'ock of new and
standard MUSICto be found South of Baltimore, and
is in the weekly receipt of all the new and fashion
able Rhisic of the day. A libera) discount made to
schools and dealers.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
ja 13 160 Main street.
. NEW AND CHOICE
BsF'r? 11 jS3S PIANO FORTES.-J AS. WOOD
HOUSE, Bookseller, Eagle Square,
il W » " has just received a number of choice
Piano fortes from trie reliable and established man
ufactoriesof A. Stoddart ii. Co. and J. R. Dunham-—
All of which are warranted superior in jone. touch
and durability, and sold at Northern prices. ja 14
r. _ FURTHER SUPPLIES OF
FORTES.-A. MORRIS
T rj M fl JJ has just received additioal supplies of
» " ® ll " Worcester's superior Pianos, to which
he would invite Ihe attention of professors, amateurs
Vid public.
SECOND HAND PlANOS.—Several good second
Pianos for sale or hire. '
amT I'AN
VILLE RAILROAD —On and after the 6th of
February, the fojlowin" chames will bn made on
the articles specified below, in lieu of the rates on
the present tariff of freight:
Corn. Wheat. Tobacco, tier hhd.
Coalfield 5 6 2.00
Powhatan 5 J l»J 2.25
Chula 6 7 2 75
Wyanoke 71 3 25
Haytokah 7± 8" 3 75
\feherrin 8" 9 4.75
Keytville 9 10 3.50
Drake's Branch... !)J JIJ 6.00
Roanoke In 13 6.50
Manufactured Tobacco Coming Dotcn
Per Box. } Box. J Box Less than £ Box.
Keysville 40 35 25 15
Drake's Branch..43 38 27 17
Roanoke 46 41 29 19
By order. A VV. JIILLSPAITGH.
Freight Agent.
Richmond. F-'-h. 2.1R54. fr 3—tg
frS v IRGINIA CEN
TRAL RAILIIO VD —EX-
PRESS t'AK—VVrl't- n proposals will be received
>y the undersigned untjl the Ist ilav of Apriinexr,
for leasing (bv the year) the use of the Express Cai
mtlie Virginia Central Railroad, between R-chmonc
md Stauntofi The rent to be paid monthly in ad
vance.
By order of the Board.
E H GILL, Snpt.
Richmond. F< hruary 2. 18'1 fe 3—2 m
MOTH E — J.it H
MQ\n AXI) D \NVILLI
•( Al LKOAL' —On ai d after MOlifimv, ih. liih instant,
he Freight Trains will run regulariv to Hoai.oke sta
on. A VV. MILLSPAUGH, Freight Ag't
Richmond, Februaiy 2.t, 1854 f S
J I.'ST KELITVED AT 'iiifr
SAi OON. direct from a ceie
•rated /"Bnufactnrer ot Philadelphia, the following
-rylf-Bot SHOES for gentleman'* wear, viz*
111*6 French calf Button Gait* ra, double *o]e,
Do. do. do. do, single do.
Do. do. do. Conaress Button Goiters, do do
Do. do. do. Oxford Tiea. single sole.
Do. do. do do. do. double sole,
•» wh ch we moat respectfully invite the attentior
f purchasers. WHITE It PAGE,
'' No 73 Main at
J-ADJ.fc.i3 GAi'l EK HOO'IS. —
vVe have just received a supply of those
neap Guter Boo's, a very tine article.
VVe have also a large siipplv of 'fine Gaite.s of our
jwriand Northern thick and thin solea.
PEMBERTON it BRO., ,
fe 2 141 Main street.
LADIES' OVER SHOES —
Jnst received, a supply ot Rubber Sandals
I jr ladies, a very nice and neat article.
PEMBERTON t BRO.,
fe 2 141 Main street.
J DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS.—A tine
assortment in Store. Also, a large lot of stout
single sole, long and short toes, at
WM. WALSH'S,
No. 43, sign of the Boot, opposite Gretter's.
u- r u V iiiKfcJriOES! OVERSHOES!!
W«rirtru»> large and beautiful assortment of every
description ot Gentlemen, Ladirs. Misses' and Boys'
For sale cheap at WM. WALSH'S,
Dealer ia Boots, Shoes and Trunks, No. 42, Main St.,
fe 4 Sign of the Boot.
MUSIC —For sal« by
J. VV RANDOLPH, 121, Main at.
.Tulien's Prima Donna Song,
Sazette; or, I'll Strive Through Life to be
content.
Little Boy That Died,
Etty Way, composed for Christy's Minstrels,
The Old Homestead, by author of Grave of Bona
parte, fcc.,
When the Cotton's Gathered In, a song for the
S«uth,
The Melodies of Home, by Glover,
Yo! Yah! Yo ! Strike the old Banjo,
Ring the Bell, Fanny, by H. Lehr,
Let's Sit Down and Talk Together. byHewett,
The Cobbam Camp Galiop. by Julien,
The iEtna Gallop, by Chas. d' Albert,
Family Union Schottish,
Cotton Plant do.
Cherry Ripe do.
Seraglio Tlo.
Greeting do.
St. Nicholas do.
Graeiosa Poikn. The Lamp Polka,
Flora Polka. Hipprodome Polka. ffe2
#NEW MUSIC—
Gentle Words, music by J. J. Haman
Cora Lee, music by H. B. Brown
Village Green, music by Stephen Glover
The Greenwood Bell, music by Geo K. Hoot
Come Sing to Me, music by C. F. Oakes
Friendship and Love, mosic by M. W. Bailey
The Miller's Song, by the author of Ben Bolt
Farewell, dearest Mother, by Tbos. Baker
} ankee Boye' Glee, bv Leonard Marshall
The Hazel Dell, by Wurzell
Reply to Lilly Dale, by C. C. Converse
Tbe Mariner Boy, by H S Thompson
I've Heart to Exchange, by Thos Baker
Also, a great many new Polkas, Marches aud Waltz
•;s, with beautiful title pages.
Received and for sale by
. m SLADE U BAKER,
' a N0.3 Exchange.
#FOJ{ SALE—A superior double
HCtion English HARP, scarcely used Will
be sold at a considerable reduction front its
first cost.
" JAMES WOOniIOUSE
>*a MUSI liE SOLD BY THE 15th
BT| OF JANUARY.—WORTH OF REA
fr DY MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES FOR CASH. AT NO. 131
VIA IN STREET-J. D. GOODMAN has received
luring the paat two weeks, 'arge additions to his slock
if heavy winter CLOTHING, and having to raise •
arge amount of money by the 15th, of Janoery next,
will otter the greatest bargains for cash, in
Fine Ores* SUITS
Medium Dress do.
Business do.—in great variety.
Over Coats from finest to lowest grade*, of the
•teat style*. 8 *
Kuruisfciug Goods in great variety.
The goods unit and shall be told. A rare opportu
atyUnow otJereo toali in want of good snd well
uade Clothing. A oall i* all 1 »,k to ensure sale*.
v „ .... u . J. D. GOODMAN,
w & opposite Eagie Square.
N. B. Alto a large (upply of Servant*' CUthieg or.
«» d |de 22) j.D. U.
STKAY COW ! STRAY COW:
Strayed Irew my residence on the IJth
December, a Red and White COW.
WUAII sue; ha* *1* teats; had a rope or>
-r Beck when she left. Any information eouceru
<g her, wilt b» thankfully received, and a reteona-
W reward given.
E. L. CURRIER, Gauge Doe*,
i» s—lta« Above the Armory
R u Ji —50 bbU. " T'ttU'a " fens*, k»ir
'«» * ALLEN k CO.
Aasaa
« ..
Never eoaid iSis i«s tuid with more truth, fhtn
now applies to this rear. • 4y for nifeetioss of Ihe tkrr.»t
and lungs. The exalted 10 1< arcing and power,
h«r.»U«lge £
toe great ean fe*| % Ut>tto*, The
among those ikiiled to cure, are free to own it# na.
tsry over distemper* which have b.ffled the M ,„_
Those of exalted tstlvn,* are not ashan.ed >o tewi?
to Us virtues, bat deem it a duty ana a pleasure JTT '
bold out the lamp of their mS?
■ng fenow men.
Witness the follow!®*-
f [Translation ]
Vermillictiviiie. La..Anrii IBM
Mors le D«. J. C Aru.-J h „ e of J£ e ;
frequent as« of your Cherry PtCTokAi. in my pr ,
Uce. and am happv to in:ormyo a that in on c*V\V
has it failed me I have made *«.,»
Larjnaitis and Bronchitis with it, and have eomeUr!!
ly cur. d one caw? of Astbms, which had witlistM
every other medicine 1 could employ
Accept, Kir, the assurances of tny
distinguished conside ration •
JULES CLAUD GOt;oi'ET. M D
Late Surge, nof the Roval Marine, France '
Extras from a letter of our Minister at the Co—
of the Snbiim* Porte
Legat.on of the U.S. A . Constaatirople. Tnrk»»
Dr J. C. Aver.—Dear Sir: The Cherry p E „"
Ral received from you for the Sultan has been A
hvered to his private secretary at the t.*lace anil
will doubt!e«« hear from it iu doe seasttu Tf at
were so kind as to s»nd me has been riven to frieari.
who have iumanv cases, found it ex. ee»i.nslv oae „
Yours, respectfully, GEO. P. MAKSH
Minister Plenipotentiary of the V. S. A , to Turkey
_ , _ , , Curacoa, Marcr S. 18&'
Dr. J. C. Avrs 1 use your Cherry Prctoiil
daily in my practice, and am satisfied it is art
which must meet in every country the highest >I
probation.
C. VV. JACKHEER, M. D.,
. .. Resident Coott Phjsicisri
Among the eminent Etiiters. who tesiifw ui the
personal experience a.'id kuowlcrgc, of the wonde-
Jul cares, and immense usefulness of the Cmn.
Pectoral in their sections, we may mention
viS-ST 0 " k C °'' the * e<ier,i Union, Milledp.
V* o A T. ToN < Christian Advocate, Knoxviiie, Term
Tenn 08S0, '' Ameri <*a Presbyterian, Greenviiie
J. 1j- Samio*, "Democrat." AlcConnellsburg, Pl
J. Russ. Jr., Shelbyviile Nevrs, Tenn.
Barvkv. McKes.ney it Co., State Gazette, Bur
ling ton, lowa. '
J. Knabb4iCo., "Journal," Reading, Pa.
Raymond. Harpsr i. Co., New York Times.
CoBB. Christian Freeman. Boston.
*,■ M - Ji..iACoßs. Christian Chronicle, Phila
Ulino" WektwoßTH, M C., Democrat, Chicago
£? V .£ G - Rkf ' sf - Methodist Protestant, BalHmort
\V M. Wightman, Christian Advocate, Charlei;
J. M. Magennis. True Delta. New Orleans.
T. M. Donnkll, Daily News. Savajmah, Ga.
Geo. D. PaF.NTtbS, Louisville Journal. Ky.
Hou Schuyler Colfax, 11. C., South Bend fi,.
jtister, la.
A. Commings. Christian Mirror, Portland, Me.
M. H. Bartlett ii Co., Republican, Hartford
( HADWick ii Berry. B«nne.- of Peace, LebenoD
Thompson li Co . United Krnpire and Patriot, Tol
Charlks Cook, Democrat. Danville. Pa.
M. Hannum, Democrat. Allentown, t'a.
SHEkMAN h Harron. State Gazette, Trenton, N.J.
Wright U Havkk, I'rairie Feru.er, Chicago, 111.
These gentlemen have not only cert rim to ths
statemems in their papers, to th> public, but have
sent me their pemonaHettrrs, to the ell'ect that ,he)
bav.j found my preparation en article of arrat public
Space w ill not adoiif ull testimonials but tbs
agent below named wiil furnish my American Alma
nac. gratis, to at! who ask !or it, wherein are ftjll pw
ticuiars. and indisputablr proof of these sratemeuu
Prepared bv JAMES C. AVER, Chemist, Lowei,
Sold m RichujODd at \V holtsale ami KetmJ. bv
PURCF.LL, LADD &. CO.,
And by Druggists and Dealers in Aled.cines everj
where. ja 2—wfmcfwSmo
jj IV E R COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
Li JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE
'ility, Diaear.- oi the Kidneys, and all Disease/ arisins
'rum a Disordered Liver or stomach; such a* consti
pation, inward piles, fullness of blood to the head,
icidjty of ihe stomach, nausea, heart-burn, disgust lor
ood fullin ss or weight in "tile stomach, tour eructs
ions sinking or fluttering at th..- pit ot ihe stomach
iwimmiog of the Head, huiried and difficult breath
'Uß, t'utlering at the heart, choking or sutlocatii i sen
rations when in a lyinj; posture, dimotss of vissol,
dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain ia
the head, deficiency of pjrspiration, yellowness ibt
kin aiiii eyes, pain iti the aide, hack, ch-it, limbs. Ac.,
widen flushes of heut, burnin* u tm tteiu, co.ioraii!
'i.' agimegs of evil, and git u! dej.'ession oi spirits
•Hi! be etlectnaily cured by Dh. HOOKLASD'."
CELEBRATED GERMAN LITTERS! f t-pnttj
nv Dr C. M. JAf ESON, No. Arch street. Pi.iti
delphitt.
1 heir power over the above fi.senses is not excelled
if equalled, by any oiher preparation in the L'mtet
states,_:-s I r.c cures attest, in many cases alier skiitiu
ohvsici.'tn. bad i;i:.ed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention of inva
lids. Possessing great virtui s in the rectit.ration u'
diseases of the liver anu lerser glands, exercising th l
•iiost Searching powers in weakness and adectiousi/
lie digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, ctrtain
-ind pleasatit.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.—The "Pfiiladfl.
, hia Saturday Gazette" says of Dr. Hootiand s Ger
nan Bitters-
••It is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Palent Medicines, to the confidence and putronnge 01
our readers: and therefore, when we recommend l>r
riooliand's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly
understood thut we are not speaking ot' the nostrum
of ii.e day, that are noised anout for a brief perka
and then forgotten aftei they have done their guiltj
ruce of mischief, but of a medicine long establishes
universally prized, and which has met the hearty aj
proval of tliu faculty itself."
"Scort'a Weekly" sa.rt, August 25:
'Dr. Moo Hand's German Bitten, manufactured bj
Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of
most pmminent members of the faculty .is sn article 11
much etficacy in cases of ferxiale weakness. Pcraorii
of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters ad
vantageous to their health, as we know from expeii
ence the salutary effect they have upon weak sygtenii.'
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 120 Arch street, one door below Sixth, fhiiud»l
phia, and by respectable dealers generally throughout
the country.
W holesaJe and Retail Agent^
PUucr.i..u, LADD It CO.,
Corner Main and 12th sts., Richmond, Vs.
ti"~ For sale by Druggist* and Dealers in Medicinal
everywhere. j,. B—wfindw 1 >
AliE YOU SICK!
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TJNC
TURE The mnny curee nmde by this pleasant and
sate remedy may induce cou iteifeiting.
A Medicine must have merit and great merit, too,
to stand the test of jiublic oj/inion. No art of puffi!.*;
can 'jahanize a xcvrihleu article, so as to keep it up
as a ijood medicine, it it t>e not really so.
A GOOD MEDICINE will live, become popular,
and extend its sales year after year, in spite of oppo
sition. The people readily tiud out its (trivet. ami
the iame of them passes from mouth to mouth with
more rapidity than newspaper* can spread it. A Itt
iiy toitucf testifying to yie cure a medicine has tnads
tor him is ot far n.ore service than any newspaper
sdveitising.
lu proof of what we say above. »e refer von to
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its
effect*
The Wife of T. H-'. Yeakle, Grocer, 7G Pearl street,
cured ot Khrumatisnj of 8 ycar'i etaudiny: all other
remedies Jailed.
Hm. M. Oldham, late of the Custom House, dwell
ir g iJ> Pint street, of Dyspepsia, great debility, per
manently cured.
If. A. Schatffer, E'sfl., one of the oldest Magistrates
and most highly respettab'e citizens. cond of great
weakness and restored to roti.st health
Jarrct Hummer, 163 E. Baltimore St., suffered In
tensely six year* with hip disease and mercurial
rheumatism: cured after all ether remediea bad
failed.
Space will not permit to name hundred! of otMert. u
Gm. W. Uoodlicli, Cap*. Tbu# Cant, Robl Uault,
Jauics S'nyrh, curedct Rtirun.aiiam.
John Pervail, 8. A Onti.u, John Luke, Rev V.
E»*ridge, U. S. Navy, at d ihunaar do ot others cured
or Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cough*, Liver Complaint*,
Bruncbitij, St. Vitoe 1 Dance, fee. W» refer to oar
own c-tizeus. Call on th«m.
DR HAili'TOin 'lie autber of tMe great Hamp
ton'» t>j,f'aWe Inuture, it >u bie £olh year, in good
health, «u that U wiii be art n it .» hot an article go:
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphiete greti*.
ESP* See C ur ft*.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-O I
get parupblete gratie, with hlsfory of diacovery if
ten woudeita Biixsd Purifier, and a*e certificate# • I
our ewu eitUeoe. of Rheums: >»a», I>>»ptpma, 8«r-•
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, N«rvou«
U< Sold'by O. ASTRECK ER. RicStn ond; JONES 4
CO.. ROBERTSON. WILSON It ALKRiED, t
tersbnrg; Dr. COOEE, Kiedcici-ibtui. MORTIMER
MOW lIRAY, Raltimore, iuiu by Dra«guu ««ij
wber«.
«sr*i par bottle ; t> ' • ttle» for (l/> jt i
rJniE OLU MKL> I(JA 1; WOLKfc,
X ERANkLIN STR.EET, JLiiT BELOV* THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.—Docrtm PLI'ME It CO.
w etui dispensing the blewingaof their akltt is Ik*
ueatu.ent and care of all d.-Ucate diaeaaeaat this old
nstituuon
t-topic d the country, wn*u vt».fiu« lb* el'y, are
very particularly invited to call. (No cfc»- v *o k<* con
«uiiaUon.> Mum attention is given to t« scale dteor*
iers.
Doctor f. k. Co. u« tA« makers ami «oi« ieu«er« of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT Or FRENCH ELu\A.
EES, which baa stood the teat of tin-s, and which t»
nun vailed in giving tone and vigor to a eyetevi »h*.
vered and aJoxMt wilted down by the frolics et ear>|
•it*. 2
All letter*, pro-paid, prowptl* attended to CNke
•toure firoai 8 A. M.. ttli # P M
»i> —<ik»U AIVttMeMU, Va
PHI ME KOLL A*D GLADS* BUT
TE* -1" hbtfc piiu » «<■<' ?»«•«.
45 kr#a prtn • O este'atte. j,
R»c»ivi*g pel •MatMf o» (vaduwit. for uie
low by LEE k CO,
jaM MttMOM*.