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A Mothers Tears.

Ihoro is touching sweetness in mothers tears
en- they fall upon the face Of her dying babo,
which eye can behold without imbibing its in
fuenco. Upon such hallowed ground the foot of
profanity dares not approach. lnfidelty itself is
silent, and forbears its scof1ings and here woman
dispayS not har weakness, but her strength, il is
that strength of attachment which can mover, to
its full Intensity, be realized. 1t is a perennial,
dcpendeht upon no climate, no changes; but alike
i'll storm and sunshine, it knows no shadow Of
turning. father, whom no secs his child going
down to the dark valley twill weep whom the shad-
ow Of death has fully come over him, and as tho
last parting knoll falls on his car, he may say, II
90 down to tho grave Of my mournng."-
But the hurry of business calls him away; the tear
is wiped from his eye, and if when he turns from
his fireside the vacancy in tho family circle re-
minds him of his loss, tho succeeding day blunts
tho pognancy of his grief, until at length it finds
no permanent seat in his breast. Not with
her who has borne and nourshcd tho tender Bios
som. 1t lives in the heart whore it was first
ontwined, in tho dreaming hours of night. She
secs its playful mirth hears its plaintivc cries
she socks it in the morning, and goes to tho grave
70 weep there.
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BI n d E RY
y d
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY

ME undersigned would respectfully. inform pulic
that nc continues to manufacture to order. all kinds
BLANK BOOKS III good style and Of superior paper
He prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasures with Books of the latest improved
ofn having recently received from Auditor OF
State Old Books will be rebound, and all kinds
ideals and bound in good syie
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solicits a
hare of
The BlNDERY is in the room immedi ,ely over tho
Book Stofe. &. S. PRESCOTT
Richmond. Jan. 9th. lS43. Civ
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

Y5NIE subscriber inform his friends and old
j mers, that he still continues tho Watch and Clock Re-
pairing, Of Main and Market the
old formerly occupied by A. Siddall. where he will
be hckIed and will patiently match for the calls
Of all win him with their custom Work
despatch and warranted perform. low for cash
JOSHUA 3. HUNNICUTT.
R;.h,oond Nov I7tb.
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Tsi;. MAR X ETS.


LATEST
Cincinnati, Aug. &. New Orleans, July y.
baltimore, Aug =. Boston, Jul, 81.
New York, Aug l.
Cneunas.-FIour, s3o0a 1881; Uaisty, 10
gallon: Cheese, 44,5 per H.; Butter. 10
cocks. poore grades 6a7 Corn Meal, Zoe per Oats,
!0a23c., Wheat, 56e Flaxseed, 90c.--Gaz.
\ o.. Mess Pork 81 - Flour 400 Whisky Isa Lard
Bait. Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 81 Whisky % Lard -
\. Yhcss Pork 8 81 Flour 4 % Whisky ga Lard & !,
tsos; Mess Pork 93I Flour 81 Whisky D I,,t 81
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Richmond WOollen Factory.

ME- subscriber having commenced the mnnufac turing
business at the above mentioned place he is prepse
cd TO receive wool TO manufac CLOTH. F1AN
NEI.S, BLANKETS, SAT INETTS and JEANS,
Their by the yard the shares suited to thu
He also has hand good of the above
med goods which he is willing exchange for wool Oh
other produce He will also Gard Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth for those who will favor him with their tho
prices and hopes that by attention BUSH
give general sa ,isfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond Nov. IL. 1913.
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DIR. DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY
FOR
coNsuMPrlon,

Cons um pit on Are stcd!
.1roler Cure Per orned By Dr. Dunean's Erpeeso,""s
Renedy.-Nr. Fhineas Toniinson, near Adamsse, Mus
kingu county that his aged Is years. WAS
with disease of the Lungs Tor three OF
fur ysa,s His symptoms slight cough hectic tower
night swea gene al debiiitaed slate
OF system, ing s symptoms Of going INTO de-
cine Having used various medicines, but effect.
and a esermiued test the virtues ~
d. Dnean's Expecorans Remedy, which he procured OF
Zanesve, and happy 60 state TO tho pub
lie, this actually did remove all disease i'o'
his lungs and finally restored him 20 perfect health 1t now
being upw and his lungs appear I" he
perfectly healthy Always ask for DR. Dune"n's EApsso-
Remedy, and be H. Primo pal Office, No.
10, North Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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81 g w
MACHINE SHOP!!

MACHINE SHOP!
ME subscriber wishes inform his customers and the
public generally, tina: he is about removing his Ma
CHINE StiOP IAoERsrowN in this county. where he
will do II kinds of business; having been
at cons expense procuring all necessary
plemenis o Machine operations the
scale, having patterns Of The approved kinds
Carding Machines, Knapping Ma
chimes, Pickcrs. Mules, Jacks, Jennies,
Power Looms, both broad and narrow,
Silk Machines Of the latest style. &c.
CONSTRUCT EVERY DESCRIPTION
TIL II E S HIN C MACHINES
called for. attend 10 the fixing up o. MILL SPINDLES,
CUTTING SCREWS: and. in short, be fully prepared
all kinds of work usual to be done Machine Shop,
possible notice, and warranted when done
perform WE'LL pay will be exaced My custom has
always been accompany work where be used,
up and leave until it performs
sfac ton.
this method therefore. OF expressing my
old Richmond surroup-
dag for their heretofore, aud will still
thankful for continued patronage. determine
ton do good work and prices suit the
already several thousand dollars en-
gagged. put up Hagers.own the ensuing season.
where a sample of my Mechanism appear.
ELkANAU HULLEY.
Richmond, Jan 5, 1874. eff
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FEMALES BEWARE:

T iadisputabe fact, demanding eerioas and SOL
consider ton, that of the farsss and
iovsess of the female fall yearly into a" unsmey
rave the victims Of their suicidal acts
From the Register Of Mortality We find the deaths OF
Females exceed those Of Males. and tbat tho geat
portion die in the bloom OF youth before they attain tho
age enty- five, yea, twenty! Consumption j. dis
spreads insduous vages throughout the Uni
verse, aud nips both great and small. Lsten then,
warning voice which echoes constantly your ears,
guard yourself from the first seed Of this dis
whch certain knit its tai threads and hurry
10 the solitary tomb. As the rationale arms o
you heed until the Of
deai is fast riss,ed in your system II IS only NJ this
time, for the hs' you will begin TO be concerned about
health; but il may Se late. May these facs
awaken from slumber aud you TO listen to
the solemn voice Of and the medicine that has
prolonged and preserved The lives OK thousands when used
in time.
DIR. DUNCAN's EXPECTORANT REMEDY.
medicine prepared especially for diseases of Res
pra Organs viz: Colds Coughs. Influenza Bronchitis,
Soreness Of the throat and Inflammation OF the Mucus
Membrane Of the Eroncbi. Splitting Blood. Asthma, diff
FORGET ME .NO7?-"FoRsEr or.''-hov oft,
and how fondy spoken: Friends parting whisper
souvsn-to its potency they to enshrine forsves
in the very heart Of hearts, deeply impress memoy's
tablets others image and nl the o. fememfances
and aliucinations of being connected Under such
M these words
'.Arc those sounds in break OF day.'
But there o.he, when this short
trnce assumes fearful import When an enemy-a cruel
RELENTLESS ENEMY meets every corner,
by the bedside a. the solemn midnight
wi,h thu frs, light of morn, and fearfuy and soism"y
whispers, what thea becomes serious waning fonaEr
MOTT! tho charm is dissolved,
fades, and the fooishiy Ina dy i'll it'll
hold the attention unhesn the monitor.
Reader such an enemy is CONSUMPTION.. When
marks for victim. by fastening lungs
a disease however slight it be. il commences it's
% warning bidding forget that the citadel ct
life attacked and that without proper attention and
VII inevitably yield TO the assault.
Reader, forget nos cold and caugh The frs. per-
cepsa bic prn, Of Consumption: Is proper
conduit then evidence you boring under
its influence! Should you neglect employ a remedy
VII certa and eafe a handl Methinks Reasen
and Judgmen, respond nega,ive-tel you plainly you
should Then If suffering with the unerring Fremont
seeds Pulmonary cold, cough, influenza.
bronchitis. of the throat, asthma splitting Of
blood, will you first Of all make trial of DR.. Dun
Expec,orant Remedy! Il is safe all! sfcacious
remedy and certain all disease from your SYSTEM
used tefore 10 late, therefore delay until
your iungs fall prey Consumption, and render
recovery pecafious. Be you cafeiul ,ha, s'ing
is paned upon by some sellers OF medi-
cines in place of DR.. Dancan's.
GA fresh supply just received and for sale al the
Rfrhmord. June II. 1874. BOOK STORE.
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Fahncstoch's Pain-Soothing Linimcnt.


ME most valuable prepara, in the
H lief of Rheumati5n, Strains, Pains, and swelling
about the joints Iawache, Sore throat &c, &c. Also
complaints of Horses where any Lninen, would be
likely To give relief. Prepared aud sold, wholesale and
retail, by Rsinctt Pfettoo i Co Covingson, ky.
For sale il Richmond a the BOOK STORE.
Jan. Is, le4i. 3tf
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John Hardy, President of tho Boston Branch
Of the Mormons, in reference to a successor to
smith, informs tho editor of the Times that all
tho spcculations this point arc "fudgc and non
sense" and says, Samuel II. Smith, the Oldest
member Of the family living, and brother
to tho murdered Prophet. will take tho office of
his brother Hiram rs Patriarch in tho church, ac-
cordinc to tho ancient custom Of Gods people,
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TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
1t is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-thrd of the children IN tho
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying watching, starting III the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. II these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
1eviated, spasmodic commissions UNIVERSAL
ly supervene, and soon cause the dissou-
ton Of the infant. This infallibe remedy
has preserved thousands of children, when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
As soon as the sOriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, SO effica-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with 1t.
When infants are at the age of four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, to
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if a child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
1t Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Convulsions, Fevers, &c.
For sale at tho BOOK STORl
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CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

ME undersigned wish purchase three thou
sand bushels Of FLAXSEED, for which ,hev will
the highest price, If delivered Benjamin.
stofet'n Richmond, o =, Mill on Ekhorn.
NORDYh he 81 THOMAS.
July 2o,n, IS44 3I-if
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ELkHC;sN FACTORY.

ME undersigned, having purchased the above Factory
formerly owned BY Daniel Clark. and ha wing put il
in complete repair. ready to CARD WOOL,
aad FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the PES, ,n amer and
upon short notice They will also. in short time be
manufacture all kinds
will purchase quantity of WOOL the highest
ket price. payable in Goods the Factory, for Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c They would prefer DOL
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope. their long
and their attention business
share of patronage.
NIXON Il WILCOX.
April l2,h l6if. l6tf
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II A X T. MOTTO

LII Merchants and others, who have 49, cd Garden
"A Seeds sell commission, from Uniaa- Village
Ohiu will please for the same. without
they presented with the Receipt given the Seeds
received. BY order of Immediately concerned
c. d. HAMPTON,
JOSEPH WEST.
Union Village, Warren co Ohio, July SIN, l544
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STONE WARE.

STONE WARE.
ME subscribers have received consignment.
1 large of Jugs, Jars and Pans, ,ha. will be
sold cheaper than the red wholesale
tail. If you want any. apply soon.
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
July 25.h. 1874.
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EBU GLE FOR SALE
NiE subscriber has and handsome BUGGIE
which he Will dispose of fair aud terms.
Il IS new and IN complete order. lE5-Call and see
JAMES NJ. POE.
Richmond, July l2h, 1911. (SD 20
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successor Of the Prophet.

The xyhig Nomination Ticket elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

REVIVAL OF IMHueArIoN-A great revival in the
emigration from Europe to this country has taken
place during the present year, since the setting in
OF tine spring, indicating, probably, that during the
present season greater number Of foreigners will
arrive in this country, with the view of making it
their permanent residence, than during any previ-
Gus one. The great majority Of these immigrants
come, it appears, from Ireland and the probabi-
lity is that the recent proceedings in relation TO
Daniel O'Csnnell, and the hopelessness OF repeal,
have been the causes OF this increased tide of emi-
grafton to the United States. During the last year,
1t is well known, that great diminution took
place in emigration from Ireland, and at the time
1t was generally attributed to the excitement of
the "monster meetings." and the repeal agitation.
We have been at The pains to make up the fol-
lowing table, for the purpose of showing the extra.
ordinary amount of immigration during the last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, June IL, b II. M.
Stocks have again fallen off Tremendously. There has
not bluer day for the bulls in Wall street for years
The bears having things entirely their own way.
Several explosions have taken place in the Board but
differences wiped out by mutual agreement, and the
parties do not lose their seats Were the rules Of the new
Board rigidy enforced, halt the members would before
this have walked the plank. Al the old Board, Long
Island declined II per cent Canton 10; Ohio 6s III Farm
ers' Trust 8; Harlem 4; stonngton 81 Pennsylvania SIS Il
Norwich and Worcester 10 United States Bank Ii Vicks
burg Il Illinois Bank North American Trust Illinois
u Paterson g. since last sale. At the Board Long
island fell Of 4; Canton 81; Mohawk u; Harlem 81 Farm
ers' Trust q; Ohio 6's Ii vicksburg b United States
Bank advanced per cent Operators are in perfect
panic Long and anxious faces meet at every turn
The lowest point must be reached at the rate prices
have fallen within few days past.
The very great change that has lately taken place in
quotations for stocks Wall street. probably owing to
a variety of causes. The first is too great an imitation in
prices the second the immense quantity Of stock In the
market; the third the banks having as large amount
out in stock securities they hold the fourth and
last the strength of the bears in forcing down prices
The annexed comparative table will give idea Of the
immense fluctuations experienced within few months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

o. sEATsFIELD IN MEXICO Published this
morning at the New World Office, No. 30 Ann street.
North and South or Scene: and Adventures in Mexico
Cabin Book" &c. Complete for % cents.
This the third Of the complete works OF seatshed
the great American author now publishing at the New
World office II il book Of SURPRISING interest strange
and mysterious In is incidents and wonderful in its de-
scrptons the glowing end brilliant scenery among the
lofty msuntains and in the beautiful and fertile valleys of
Southern Mexico 1t will add laurel TO the wreath
which already encircles the brow OF the author
Also, just published-Liie in the New World by the
same distinguished authorprice bound, slim numbers
s7A cents ~ ~ 1890. s.
The Cabin Book, or sketches of Life in Texas by the
same three parts-s71 cents complete.
Mesmersm and its Opponents, with narrative of su-
tentic and attesting its truth most
able and interesting work. Price IS cents.
WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

Inc Ethiopian Mlnstres are amusing the good
people OF Boston to considerable extent.
Inc sesuins still remain in this city--ther future
destination or proceeding is not known. Thew
were invi'eo 10 perform at Sgnor Palmo's benefit,
last evening, but declined
Macready has proceeded from hence to Canad.
Forrest, according to last accounts, still remained
at Nashville.
Bohrer, the celebrated violoncello PLAYER WA, At
Baltimore himself and Dr. Lardner eniovinr tho
attention of the musical and scientific nhah;tan,.
of that city The former proceeds from thence 70
Philadelphia.
Signor Casseli still remains in Albany.
Mr.. Gallagher, the celebrated Irish ventriloqulst
IS about to visit this country, on professional
our.
A report prevailed in Philadelphia on Tuesday
evening, that the eccentric Thomas Flynn had me
With his death by falling into the Raritan and Del
ware Canal, at Princeton, the previous day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

REVIVAL OF THE SHIN-PLAsrER CURRENCY We
understand from various quarters both here and
throughout the country, that many separate if not
combined attempts are now making by the shin
plaster financlers to humbug and cheat the public
again BY the issue Of obscure bank paper, sometimes
legal and sometimes illegal, in the shape of notes,
certificates OF deposte, and all sorts of trash SINH
lar TO that with which the country was cheated so
terribly in 1885, 80, '37
Banks situated in the counties of agricultural
States or Districts present prima fdcis evidence
against their honesty and solvency. In financial
point of view, strictly speaking, banks are not re-
CURED except in large commercial towns and places
where there is a great deal of commerce or manu-
features. When we see, therefore, the circulation
OF notes issuing from banks situated in small OBJ
scure villages, it is always well for every one to be
on his guard in taking such paper at all. In the in
terror OF New Jersey, some parts of New England,
and Pennsylvania, these bubble banks frequently
appear. Sometimes in New York, under our general
banking law attempts also made by the issue of
spurious currency in exchange for produce, to
cheat the public in various ways.
The great and general rule for the public is to tax
no paper-no bank money that does not issue from
towns and cities of large commercial trade and
those which are well known.
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o. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR

sSz- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sAfARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
ablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnri
Is confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any of Sasaparla at present before
the public, and may be relied on as certain remedy or
all diseases arising from impure sta OF the blood,
such scroiula saltrheum rngworm, biotches or PM
pes ulcers pain the bones or joints nodes cnaneous
eruptions ulcerated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects OF syphilis Or an inudicous
mercury.
Sold in single Bottlen, at 10 cents each
in Cases OF hafa-dozen Bottles, % SO
" 'atf."- one dozen 6 90
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union:
N. B.A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, IS Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON. M. o.. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13

MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD COMPANY AT
an election Of Directors for this Company, held al
the City Hotel in the city Of New York, on the
18th instant, the following named persons were
elected directors for the ensuing year,
George Law, Jacob Little Edward Mills VIM g. Hoyt
and John B. Lasals Of New York Rufus H. King An
gustns James, Herman Pumpely, and John v. L. Pruyn
Of Albany.
And at a meeting of the Board held the same
day, GEORGE Law was reelected President, and
JACOB LITTLE, Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-13
City Intelligence.

= ACCIDENTAL DEArR-On Tuesday gentleman called
on MIR Francis Kane OF this city to purchase per Of
horses Alter MIR. Kane had shown the horses and mad
turned to 20 from the STABLE Of them kicked him In
the back, which caused his death in few minutes
Coroner's Onice-WEpHEspAY.-The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday on the body of young woman
named Jane Parker who had died In misery and degra
daon at 81 Anthony street. where she had resided as
girl Of the town. Verdict" Death from Inflammation oil
the stomach, superinduced by ntemperance."
Another inquest a. held on the body Of an aged wo-
man. named Rheada Fillmore who had died suddenly at
the house OF Francis Cotton ~ East Broadway from dis
cage of he hear