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ther his courage broved DEATH cannot in
form you .
lie always spoke of his mother in the most
glowing terms of fiial affection he said To
TO her assiduous care. She taught my infant
lips TO pray, and never, even when ! was lost
in the barren wilds of unbeliei, could entirely
silence that small, still voice OF memory, which
recalled to me the days ofyore, when she used
TO make me kneel beside her and repeat Our
Father who art in heaven My mother, God
bless her she sowed the seeds which the tares
Of the enemy never entirely destroyed"
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INE RlGATELLE.

FROM THE MSS. OF THE LATE nm, HAnNEr.
ECHO AND THE LOVER
LovEn. 0fuhat you're made aud what you arc
Echo! mysterious nymph, declare,
EcHo. Air!
LovER. Mid airy cliff and places high
Sweet echo ! listening, love- YOU lie
Ecno. You Lie
Lover. Thou dost resusciiac dead sounds
Hark how my voice rcyives. resounds!
EcHo Z0undS
LovER I'll question thee before GO
Come, answer me more apropos
Echo. Poh Poh ,
LovEn. Tell me, fair nymph, ii e'er you saw
So sweet girl as Phoebe Shaw !
EcHo. Psliq,c ,
LOVER. Say what will turn that frisking coney
into the tolls of MaIrnony
Ecuo. Money!
LovEn. Has Phuhe not heavenly brow!
isi not white es pearl-as snow
Ecno. ass no ,
Lover. Her eyes Was ever such pairl
Are the stars brighter Than HeY are
Ecuo. TBcy ore ,
LOVER. Echo, thou est, bot can't deceive me /;
Her eyes eclipse The stars, believe me.
Ecuo. I,sore me ;
LoviR. Bot come. thou s1ucy pert romancer,
ho is es faif rs Phophe dnswcr
LcHo Ann, sir
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A CAPITAL SToRy.--A good story is told Of
Judge Tappan, one Of the Ohio Senators in
Congress, who is cross eyed
"a number of years ago, he was judge of
newly organized court, in the eastern part of
the State. In those days Of primitive simplici-
ty, or perhaps poverty, the bar-room of tavern
was used as Courtroom, and the stable as q
Jail, One day, during the session of the Court
the Judge had occasion to severely reprimand
two of the lawyers, who were wranglipg. An
odd looking old customer, who sat in one cor
ner, listening apparently with great satisfac-
ton to the reproof, and, presumng on old ac-
quaintance and the judges we'll known good
humor, cried out, Give il to 'em old gimlet
eyes' WHO was thatr inquired the Judge.
1T was this ere old hoss," answered the chap,
raising himself up. Sheriff. observed the
Judge, with great gravity, take that old Eoss
and put him in the stable
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

GipBoN The celebrated Gibbon, notwith.
standing his shortness and rotundty, was very
gallant. One day, being tete-a.tete with Mad.
anne de Cronzas, Gibbon wished to sci ze the ia.
vorable moment, and suddenly dropped on his
knees, he declared his love in the most passion.
ate terms. Madame de Cronzas replied in a
tone likely TO prevent repetition Of such a
scene. Gibbon was thunderstrnck but still re-
NAMED on his knees, though frequently desi.
red to get up and resume his seat "Sir," said
Madame de Cronzas, twill you have the good.
ness to rise !" "Alas, madame !" replied the
unhappy lover, 81 cannot his size preven.
ted him from rising without assistance. Upon
this, Madame de Conzas rang the bell, saying .
the servant, "lift up Mr. Gbbon."
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WoRKINo FOR LIvINe. We find the fol,
lowing excellent article in the "Offering" ed4
teddy the factory girls in Lowell
"From whence originated the idea that it
was deTcgctory to lady's dignity, Or blot up
on female character, to labor, and who was the
first to say, sncerngiy, oh she works for
livng' Surely such ideas and expressions
ought not to grow on republican soil. The
time has been when ladies of the first rank
were accustomed to busy themselves in doines-
tic employment. Homer tells Us Of prncesses
who used to draw water from the springs, and
wash with their own hands the finest Of the Ii
nen Of their respective families. The famous
Lucretia used to spin in the midst of her at
tendans; and the wife of Ulysses, after the
siege of Troy, employed herself in weaving un.
til her husband returned from Ithica."
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V-- ,
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,f,on ua,,I an;,, ,.,.,.., ,l,.,' r'.'.r
raLo ,h;s H., 49,, '' ',''''''
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.ch,,,.- ,.-o.i-.;,:..,,-..,.',-t., Wv w.,
,ocio,y J., oo,;n,, I,s,oc ~ =. ',',,
., tho man Jasrr 70 ,hio,, ,osg or. nan. ,on,
and more Of new ides. And we pray the few
you suabdcttd, to abandon the practice Of
s!srine ct laiios on the s'cot corners, OF as
they pass to 'f from church Don't think ofmar-
ryinH' until yen can have the means provided
ioF Tue suHNoT' q "f'. Never Al'.cr your.
serves I'"' -" are snaFi m@n ard respected,
o'ca"se yh" iHFc SOCK vi small talk, nnd are
cailed puppies by many Who tn'oh you are so.
LAKE these remarks 10 ys4r>e.Fcs-Such ct
yon as deserve them.
Young Itdirs, we beg y1nr pardon, but ne
yer sacrifice health to beauty Of form or neat
feet. Diseased lungs, Uhe resul, Of pretty
waists end kid slippers worn ou, of season.
soon hurry bath waists and feet 10 the grave.
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Wir.-Councellor Lamb, when the present
Lord Erskine was in the height of his reputa-
ton, was man oftimid manuers and nervous
disposition, and usually prefaced his pleadincs
with an apology to that effect, and on one coca
sion when opposed in some cause to Erskinc,
he happened to remark that, "he felt himse :
growing more and more timd as he grew q
der" "No wonder" replied the witty but rc
lentless barrister, "eyery one knows the older
a Lamb grows the more shsepish he becomes u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

The fellow who spelled cot --Kaughphy---
beats the whole of theu tor ie spelled it with.
out using single letter of the word Times.
But the ferryman who spells Little Canoe
can take the cake-K n U.-NashpiHe Ban'
ner.
That is about equal to the way the Vermont
Justice spelled Jacob-GEKUP-Ne1drk GdE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

A SENrEycE.-In Flanders, tiler fell fto7,
the top of house upon Spanard, and kllel
him, without injuring himself Upon the 10
sue ola trial commenced By the next blood -
the deceased, the judge decided that "the com
plainsnt should go to the top OF the same honss
and fall on the tller"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

Mis-. PRIcE.-Mrs. Price before her second
marriage with an Alderman of that name, was
a widow, of large fortune, by the name ofRugg.
on beng asked few days a7er her second
marriage, how she liked-"O, very we'll in
deed," said she, "for have sold my old Rugg
for good Price.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

No plaster can be mads strong enough TO
ney from miser-generosity from selfshness
truth from q slanderer--honcsty from thief
or prize in The lottery.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

A rugged countenance olen conceals the
warmest hear-as the rich pearl sleeps in tbs
toughest shell.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

1t is odd, bu, only think of making 'real fun
out of funeral" by simply Transforming the
letters of the word.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-07

To require a few tongues 10 task Of a few
years, but to be eloquent in one is the labor oi
a lite.
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A necesstions man, who gives costly DIM
nere, pays large sums to be laughed at
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PRICES OF rADyEpTysryS.
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Every subsequen, insertion, o 2S
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S26 bs!f
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Advertisements left without directions es 10 tbs
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ingw.
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o GEMNI.--A pair Of twins, eighty.,hree
years of age residing in Charlesown, visited
the top Of Bunker Ilill Monument on Saturday.
The venerable ladies' claimed to be the revolu.
iionlry soldiers, and consequently ascended in
the steam Car gr,.t,s,-B Bostos Post.
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STATISTICS or LuclFER Ml.ronEs.-Onc Of
the witnesses before the Children's Emp'oy-
men, Commission, % England, stated that he is
a maker of ine boxes for containing lucfes
matches, and for the American pine wood, Of
which he makes them, he is in the habit OF pay
ing the large sum of el, ,lO0a year The week
~ consumprion Of lucifer matches amounts TO
o. 100000 or 5.O55. .0GoOOO yearly.
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S'TRATTUN'S OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH sTREET. NEAR MA1N

FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
Dawn Nos Grand 'onsollA.ed Lottery Extra No a.
IS 60 81 81 80 81 - 10 90 "a AZ 9s az
Ticket Nos. 3 rs, also 10 30 IS. and : ~ 10,
Three more Capitals .! sold and paid by sTRA1-roN
Drawn Nos Alexandra Lottery Class 4l-drawn 9th Aug
81 % &c l6 80 % SO II 81 20 ~ 8
$4,000 in prizes of $4,000 each.
Va MonOngalia Class "a, for Monday, O'Clock at the
eAehange: Capiias-S2OOOO in prizes of 10000 each
800 2OOO 1887 10 OF 1900, 10 Of 500 90 Of 300 10 Of
IL drawn.
. Alex Extra Class 1856 for Tuesdays mail. Capitals
8 800, 5000, $500 1900 1854, Of 1907 Of GOO 10
OF 'Oo' &c-Tckets ;; shares in proportion-7s Nos Is
drawn.
New jersey, Class SO, for Wednesdays mail Capitals:
S23,529 II, 30 Of l000 5000, 390O 22OO 1879 30 of
SOD 80 Of 200 &c-Tickets So; halves g. quarters 80;
AieNo Extra Class l9s, for Thursdays mail. Capitals
-S2OOOO 5000 3000 2250 10 Of 1000 10 OF 300 10 of
29O %c-Tickets So; shares in proportions; IS Nos ii
drawn.
Va Leesburg Class 3d. for Friday, O'Clock at the Ex
change Capitals-S4OOO, 1000, SIS, 400 300, = of
2OO' &c"-Ickes 81; halves 80 cts-G6 Nos. 10 drawn
$1,000
Grand Consolidated Extra Class ~, for Monday Morn
ing. Captals-SG000, 2OUO, 1000, 600 SIG. of 500
3of 3oo Nc-Ticke's 3d. halves l; quarters so cts-66
$4,000.
Alex'a Class As, for Monday morning Cap,als-
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1850, 1900 10 Of 1000
10 OF 5000, &c.-Tckets Sl0 halves ); quarters so
66 Nos. Is drawn.
Ticket Nos IS 90 ~ entitled Capital prize OF 81 900
sold and paid by STRATUM
Ticket II IS 10, P1e of $4,000 sold and rat by
RATION.
Ticket Nos 10 80, Prize of $1,000 lbo, sold and pa
DO do 2I II 90. do HOO (by SrR,Tros
Besides 30 other good three Prizes making ~ ihrc,
number prizes sold paid by STRATToN from 18Th of NAV n
the LIST of August.
% Tickets all the Lotteries Ky numbers for at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE. an 81
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE EsUILnINC.

For Monday in the Exchange, Va Monongalia. Class
No 81. Capital Prizes-2 of $4,000. 250O 2OOO 1887
I'D OF 1900, ID of 500, 10 of 300, 10 Of 300 20 of
$50, l55 OF 100, &c. IS Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets S.
Tuesday evening per mail. Alexandra, Extra Class
No. 1876. Capital Pnzes-Sl : 800, $780, 25OO 1900
1854, Of 1900, 5 Of 600, 10 Of 500, 10 of ESQ 20
Of $50, 400 OF lOO &c. 7s Nos.-l5 drawn. Tickets
IS.
Wednesday evening per mail. New Jersey. Class No.
22OO 1879 % Of 300 30 Of 900 50 of l5O G5 OF 100
&c. 40 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets So
Thursday evening per mail. Alexandra, Extra Class
No. 1913. Capital Prizes 800 600 5000 1900 225O 10
of 1000 10 Of 800 10 OF $50 10 Of poo Is Of $50 300
Of lOO &c. - Nos-l4 drawn Tickets So.
Friday, draws in the Exchange Va. Leesburg Class
No. "a. Capital Prizes $4,000, 1000 SIS 400 800, .
OF 200, Of $780, > Of 100, &c. 66 Nos.-l0 drawn.
Tickets 81.
Saturday, drawing Monday Morning Grand
Consolidated, Extra Class No. 81 Capital Przes-S6OOO
2OOO 1000 COO, Sic Of 500 Of 3OO 20 OF 100 80 Of
100, &c. 66 Nos.-lO drawn. Tickets 50.
S25,OOOl
Alexandra Lottery Class No. As for lSI3 to be drawn
at Alexandria, ID. {. Saturday the Doth OF August 1913
l3 drawn Nos in cash package Of - tickets Capitals:
$4,000, 10000, 5000 2OOO 1850, 1900, 10 priles Of
1000, IL Of sos. &c.Nc.
Tickets $40. halves ;. quarters so
certificate Of package Of - Whole Tickets The above
Will De sent for lOO-shares proportion.
For Saturday. % Of September at Alexandra. Lottery
Class 10. Splendid Pnzos-S31O00, 10000, $780, $500
1927, 3oOO 25OO II 30 OF 1000, 80 of 500 so of 400
90 of 300 90 OF $50, &c. sc. IS Nos.-I2 drawn
Tickets $40
For Tickets Shares Certificates Of Packages in the above
CHNs. WORKMAN Richmond Va
Drawing sent Immediately amer they who order As
above an ~
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ALLEN II co.'s LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

S2U,UOO, Tor This Day.
MOnoRgala Lottery, No. 81 draws at the EXCHANGE NJ
- o'clock, +. VI. prizes OF $4,000 cach OF $500
2DOO 1887, 10 of 1900, &c. &c - Nos. IL drawn
Tickets 50.
Sl7,5OO.
Alexandra Lottery. No. 1896 extra, for Tuesday per
mail. prize OF Sl7,500, 5000, $500. 1900 Of 1850
&c. Is Nos. IL drawn. Tickets IS.
S23,529 il-or $4,000 nett!
New Jersey, No. -. for Wednesday, evening trzo
Of S23529, 80 Of 1000, Of 5OOO Of 5000 1000 Is
Nos. - drawn. Tickets Sc.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, 1875. Extra for Thursday evening
ptize Of 5000, 5000, 3OOO 22OO 10 of 1000 &c &c
- Nos IL drawn. Tickets So.
$1,000 is the capital for Friday. At the Exchange. NJ
halt past ! O'Clock. 66 Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes 81:
halves SOC.
$1,000 for Saturday. &c Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 80
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No IS for lsl3-To he draw,
at AoHandru, ID. c., Saturday the 26th Of August 1919
10 drawn Nos. IN each package ct % tickets Captols
$4,000, 10000, j0O0 1000. 1850, 1900 10 prizcs nj
1000, 10 OF 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves ;: quarter.
so Certificates Of packages Of p whole tickets SlOO
shares IN proportion.
or Tickets by the package certificates packages anil single
Tickets IN an the above and any Lottery advertised bv "a
Gregory Co. fot sale the Office Of
ausi Under F,cs.ns. Hot,
ftOPPERA An bbls t'opr- r,. t,r,,, a.. q. -.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS
Richnionsi, ya.

S23G33I so in Prizes of $4,000, $500. 5000. 1897
%, l'oo, 5OO 300, 200, &c. to be drawn a, the ~,
change to-day (Nonday), at O'Clock. Tickets S.
For Tuesday
s7.SOo 5000, $500. 1900. prizes Of 1900 of GOO
~ oi JOO, &c. &c. Tickets s..
For Wednesday
S3lO,bl5 in prizes Of 800, 529 A. 5000 3D0O ooon
9o prizes OF 1000, 30 of 800. 30 Of 300 &C. Ticker, as
Thursday.
S2IO,lOO in prizes OF $4,000 5000 5000 $500 IoOo
3oO, 80, 200, &c. &c. Tickets So
Friday.
S3432O in prizes of $1,000 1000 SIS 400 400 &c
&c Tickets 50. Package % whole Tickets 800
Saturday
81. wv W. NC ioNes
S25,OOOl
Alexandria Lottery, Class No As for lSi3-To be drawn
al ae1andna, d. G., OH Saturday, the 26th of August
Iei3 Is drawn Nos. in each Package Of ~ Tickets
CaPitals-S25,O0O, 10000, $780, 1000, 1880 1900, 10
prizes OF 1000, Is Of 500, &c. Tickets SlO-hayes )
quarters so. Certificates of Packages OF 22 Whole
Tickets, SlOO-shares in proportion.
FOR Tickets and Shares Certificate, Packages in the
J. g. GREGORY a. co. Managers Ricbuond Va
drawings sent Immediately after they over to all who order
y 1'N'e-
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HOYT u cos NEW OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. R,eIMo,d .
$4,000.

alexandra Lottery Class No. Is, for o43-to be drawn
~ Alexandria ID. C., Saturday the 26h of August Isl3
Is drawn Nos in each package of ~ tickets Capitals.
S29OoO, 10000, 5000, 2000 1850 1900 10 of 1000 Is
OF DUO, &c Tickets 80; halves s. quarters so. Ger
proportion "
" my co solicit orders for Tickets Lotteries under
ue MANAGEMENT of J. e. Gregory Co The result of adv.n
lures " always sent lhsn requesd are sent TO
ju29 Under F,cb,,,. I,o,, go ~ -.
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4 UMP AND GROUND PLASTER -

- undersigned viii keep near the head Of the
BASIN constantly hand and for sale Lump Plaster
lhe ter VIII he ground the City Of Richmond pues
best quality and warranted care will be taken In the
selection Of the article and pcpaaton customers may
be assured that not only will the be impurities
but the lowest market price only bo Farner. and
dealers IN Plaster, requested make Il j. expected
they will not Ice disappointed.
MEAL will also be kent for sale n, vvloes 4. mr. ,c,,t
~
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lDU RSUA TO deed of trust executed 10 the
subscribers by Jamss Beale bearing CAV Of July
le3s and duly recorded the Oe Hastings for
the City Of Richmond Will proceed WEDNESDAY the 3Oth
day OF the present month Of August O'Clock p upon
the premises AZ public auction the highest certain lot
OF parcel OF ground lying and being City Richmond
the intersection Of ant 5t being No 57I
m The plan OF said City and tile property conveyed
by Alice g. Williams, ETectriN of VIM. Williams decd to the
said James eae by deed bearing the said deed Of
u' together with all the buildings Improvements appurtenan
ees 10 the said property belonging.
The terms Of sale Will be Of 100 &c cts
with interest thereon from the 9th Jay May. until paid and
slch iuIier sum he the
OF executing the trust will lie required residue
reasonable credit Will be allowed which known al the
he oil SALE the purchaser purchasers negotiable
note or notes with an approved ndorse upon
The property to secure the Of the instruments
The title 10 the above believed nuqussonahle
bu acting as trustees shall only convey IN
Us by the said deed Of II opinion OF the trustees the
weather should IL such the day fixed for Of the above
mentioned property Will render advisable postpone the
the same VIII take place the first day 3Oth day OF
August 1913 upon the premises, before mentioned
JAMES LYONS, JR,
au l6-d2w GUSTAVUS \. MYERS, trustees
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BOSTON MARKET. Aug- !

FLouE-The price asked the Piers for good Genesee
Is 81, and the J. from stores 300 barrels
Wcinnn brand sold S5,O64. and mixed lots at l.
below So The Corn market is decidedly better for meal
ing qualities, cargo yellow flat sold 59c and white 54a
SOC MAcKEREL-Noarly 1000 bbls changed hands tot
No /, S9ia95; No =, S7ia7E No. 3, S5i per Dbl. Mo.
LAsSEs--A cnrgo Snrnnm az DC. q mns-A iIns.
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THOuSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
DIR. Il. ID. ROBINSON rnnlin,,ns n, :. a.

hk. II. ID. ROBINSON continues To offer his
- Professional services 10 those who may prefer the BOTANIC
PRACTICE Doct r. T. graduate Medical Corr, Of
ONO has devoted several years the study MEDICINE STR
gerry and other branches the fence of Mrei
including f Lectures upon subjects usually taught
IN reputable Medical lnuons lis experience AMI success dur
ing the last SEWN the forms Of die
ease such Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint ntop., Rheumatism
Asthma Scrofla, Fits Spinal Affection all forms Of Disease
peculiar 10 Females fcs The assertion that large n,ofy Of
those who have long been afflicted dcurcd nj getting
wei may be-, By iucou Of The Botanic remedies restored
Co health and strength
Persons residing NJ distance obtain hulr Dr. which
will make greatly their The Doctor attend personal
y IN cases Of MIDWIFERY only $40
supply Of genuine botanic Medicine Tor sale woes1s and
retail-aso Thouson's New Book containing s3i pages
~ 2S-Jm' ". Street.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

ETNHE subscriber wishes TO purchase n large
u number Negroes from 10 so years of
&C. for which he viii the highest market price Persons
ing properly of che above description dispose Of viii do wen
call on before selling elsewhere. A. MYERS,
gu 16--H Market bridge.
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

Nam Street, opposite RdRdo'phS Book Store.
HALL, ARCHITECr and DRAWING MASTER,
~ prepared Tor the reception pupils the purpose or
imparting the branches NJ UraWpr Ills
system embraces c Improvements resulting from
rcncncc, which enables him convey learner IN few
knowledge uf The principles Drawing which renders
them competent To dnoaic any object that may presented
their vision.
Among Instruction win be- taught Ichnormphicai
and orhoguplcal Drawing The improved principles
homrtncaa modern and beautiful style dcucatur Machine
Landscapes Architectural Flower Painting and other objects
Stretching from nature with Cflyon Crct1 trvs SC.
Hand railing and r development cynifc sections a.
applied 70 Nchcs, Grons Domc and an intricate PARTS o
Carpentry.
Drawing and Specifications prepared notice.
Carving in an ts branches and style Architecture
Once. "
Engruvng-vt.tug Cards. Wood CUT. Brand. Door Plates
Seals, Dies &C ,,o
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MEDICAL CARD.
EEICE y, IOg Eli. t,Nt-r,r,rrv,,

OFFICE, No. l96 Fulton ST., Dr. FAWCETVT.
~ Member tho Royal College Surgeons Of london and
Edinburgh and Member Of the jefferson Medical College Of Ph
dephA author Ut several works the Genetyc Organs &c con
fines his practice class delicate disease m all their
various STAGES and complicated forms to veneeai
affections VIII Yield 20 his moe treatment without restraint in
diet hin'lancc from business and without mercury.
Constitutional debility inlolcucy. -teut, seminal weakness
nocturnal emissions ani an hsc dcp1rabe diseases wh,h are
brought on by secret destructive habit of youth and
"her excessive indulgence OF Tie passions which
constitution ant las Che foundation Of premature decay
ta"crts WON on tec suectsI Do radically
parts restored GO health AMI vgour Structures urcth
tending aFia rs the PROSTATE gland and uadder
winch - generally produced y the bad treatment OF disease
frequently originates from nlurbaton. be radically
~ faNccual Inf FULTON street. NV NOHK. nm LILY
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WATCHES, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
To the Herr Ot James ShiphHrd-The Heirs
of Christopher ncPhcrsOn and Polly bur


CESS alias Kemp.
OC will please IN that under resolution Of tho
u City Council adopted at their Thursday third
day OF August 1873 shall proceed MONDAY. day
OF september neat ensuing % the 0 Of ground
northwestern Intersection u on the plan
OF the city y The number 5p 90 De ed
adjacent streets 80 az On prevent the accumulation %! aEuant
ter or offensive AMI unwhopmc substances
per costs AMI change aErccay the 18th
Assembly entitled An oct Co aul arui ' the
cy OF Richmond unless shall
previously cause the said lotto De filed 10 prevent
INC accumulation Aforesaid NJ BATES. city Surveyor.
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