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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

CHEMICAL FREEZING AGENTs.-In the hotbed
of wonders, the chemists laboratory, great de-
grees of cold are procurable by using higly vol
atie liquids for evaporation. A man may be
frozen to death, it is said, in the EXTREMIST heat
of summer, simply by keeping himself drench-
ed with ether. BY the assistance of liquid sui
phuric acid,wa may be frozen in red hot ves-
sci. But that remarkable substance, liquid car
bonic acid, takes the highest rank of all known
freezing agents. In drawing it from the power
full reservoirs in which it is necessarily kept, it
evaporates so rapidly as to freeze itself, and is
then light porous mass, like snow. If small
quantity of this is drenched with ether, the de-
gree of cold produced is even more intolerable
to the touch than boiling water-a drop or two
of the mixture producing blisters, just as if the
skin had been burned.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

Unmarried young ladies read this, and never
let slip a fair opportunity to get doubled; Swe-
denborg says, that "though the virgins he
saw in heaven were beautiful, the wives were
incomparably more beautiful, and went on in
creasing in beauty ever more"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

A lady one night at party was much annoy
ed by the impertinent remarks Of a coxcomb
who sat near her; a: length becoming tired and
vexed she said:
"Be pleased, sir, to cease your unbecoming
impertinence."
The fellow was astonshed at so sudden re-
buke, and could only reply;
spray, Miss, do not eat me-"
"Be in no fear, sir" she replied, " | am a
Jewess."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

CANADIAN CURRENCY.-The Inspector Gen.
eral of Canada has submitted to the Canadian
Parliament at Toronto,a series ofresolutions for
the adoption of the decimal currency, as now in
use in the United States, for the mutual benefit
of the States and Canada. alt is desirable" he
says "to adopt currency for this Province,
which might hereafter be advantageously made
common to British America, as being simple and
convenient in itself, and well adapted to facil-
tate our commercial intercourse with other parts
of this Continent; and it is therefore expedient
to adopt the decimal currency; on which the
unit of account shall be dollar, or five shilings
currency, to be divided decmaly into smaller
denominations.
The present money of account is in pounds
and shillings, Halifax currency, viz : the pounds
equal to four dollars, United States currency,
and the shillngs equivalent to twenty-cents.
bet. Free Press
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

GRAMMATICAL QUERIEs.-What are the reg
uar parts Of speechl The tongue, palate and
lips.
To what branch of grammar do excise du-
ties on intoxicating liquors belong? Sin-tax.
What is love letter! An Indefinite article.
A creditors letter! A definite article.
A boy informing against his companion? Ac-
cusative case.
The companion whipped! Vocative case.
The master whipping! An active verb, gov
erning both the accusative and vocative.
A bachelor? A personal pronoun without
the plural.
When does the House of Commons present
most ludcrous spectacle? When its ayes
(eyes) are ono side, and its noes (nose) on the
other
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-09-03

Happiness-the reward of Industry.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
For the Sentinel & Farmer
Lines Suggested at Sea.

q 4 q a4f 3 = 4 i. + y.af y frs
wv The brilliant snp has now gene down +.
below the WesterR sky: j .qI
IL, The stars OF night with glory crown
t,.lts, The GTMaHeDi on high NJ !. ssasasa
saH The dark blue YEA. now sparkling bright, n
taye II With spots OF silver hue sio salf tf@ Hi
n The mOAN senda forth her modest light. 81.
Around our gallant crewssl isss be,
Bat 10. the sea begins 10 swell,
y f7a High up her p0nder0Hs bed; eas 81
8i8 Say who 'mong as may live to tell y sas
si1al hopes which aow have asd.'' ,ii5 s.0'e,
F&GsA s5BSN d 'g8@tasf ,s41FA adi nli" tAA ri
'Tis now we plung. deep IN her waves. .
Like Inisr before the sun;
a,4a And SOW hgain high up she layes; s.
tss The handsome |" Washington." z
A.. Ths wind iDcreases, still we go, alft 5g
e,@,i Rlopghing the troubled main; sr,Eas TN
NJ, Her cargo from the deck We throw; asa Il
s8l IS TosaSsiit ~ would fain. si q s'atr
Top-gallans masts are lowered down. D.
1she sheets are wet VIII rain.
.ssil ehile Heaven In apEesr seems TO itown,Hf}
aAisa And mock nsain cur piSfin.. tlV oaFf
gtA@xas NJ siatfs " .Rtait 88lls J0R aW ,i' 8f
ri Our gallant bark stia hqldsher oWns es
TIE wind 10 lulling fast; a3H
sls We ut an. when We arrive ut home, isat8
elies SAFELY anchor cast. hta giA2.!'s u
WasElsGToE CRY, July.'5i. 1861 a F.tf.'
y n s ~ X
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
J. THE .ARIIST:;., !,
eE, The Painter and the Monk


-a7Abopt q century ego there vas to- be seen
on Tie e@sternside of TIE island satsk Louis,
q BMis. broken ground and . few. shrubs
In this spot was found on the 10th of March,
l846, the deed bodyof a young man. !, The
tall Poplar trees rose at his feet like the. walls
Of 4 tomb, and the very air seemed impreg,
mated With the presence Of death. ae'Sl'4e'
Theearly rsers Of the peighborhood were
assembled 10 omeet, the corpse and formed
many conjectures respecting it. gie. Is ls.a
.iassItis i painter, said one; ssbis long hail
ia cut In tie Spanish fashion, AIS well as hl'
brown coat; and his hand still closely grasp
his eolaf-h0x.x paat Il ssaas syiay,,gsg a4alpi
"He must belong to Natoni's schooh tQ
siifs Ii the road an the scholars take in co
ing the stNdio," u I, W., n II 9s3 es43
There were Ea Il some q asa oitcers of the Mare
chsaseey and d franciscan monk among th'
.Rronp ~ 'The latter. whosescowl WAS draw
Ysf down on his face, made no remark, bu
''astshhyely examined tbs, ,cpunte enManees IN Of th'
Qthsf speetatOFs.s .ss Sttqll lAwasy5y AatasIada0
" ssSsoiins Shines the scholars paintb candle
Right soSIAiie soSIAiaie one said, '"phis poor fellow
'hAt been murdered a. he returned home, 4
81 Not Ila * rob ber. though, iQr nothing ap
pears u BIZ taken from him. See. here j
hin silver chain oh his neck" " s,1,,ss NJ h
nssiR0hber Or not. he has been murdered
The blow has been struck over his shoulde
.elhe could rot have d6heit HIMSELF = aIsssa
ss.At all events. it was not hard 70 Fesel
him his jsisiGaco,los Is very @insf Y NJ
axsTss butitsia lined with issthery ~ pEe
marked 3 bystender. a& sgssliiEhsd fah srEas
&Ii0w 40 y0d NOV That, Young paaps'
sAkea 6he KfanciAeais a4pig sH linguistic
Sial|sss eal Tie Ispeakers aH
.SIs shahged eoioD slightly; and feplisdh b
es16passa 81 Eas sso 4 Z iesW gaSsM W
X aE eont u lths H6Nk, :sy5a shcuI
lsushs tqfadogBiiss ths tSaS IiSr. aplsss
xI-tfiat ts
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
The Wonders of California. 4

itfEr~ - - ~@ArA@AS VA 6S%A4AVA4AAeks'
PROT. Shepard, in giving an account Of his
recent exploration of California, portrays the
country in .thefollowing enthusiastic, almost
romantic, style; "as5la eds aaaoo adi d
IA have now explored California for nearly
two years ! can truly sayit is a land Of
wonders. There are fresh flowers every
month in the year, and winter now wears the
bloom of spring. have found waterfalls
three and fourrtimes as large as Niagara;
natural bridges of white marble, far surpasss
ing in beauty that Of Rockbridge, Virginia /;
some thousands Of gold bearing veins ;,inex7
haastible' quantities Of IRON and choome ores,
lead, bismuth and quicksilver; most beauti-
full porcelain clay and,s in short, everything
that can bless an industrious and enterprising
peoplet1 In one valley T found more than
forty springs Of oyerso one hundred degrees
Fahrenheit, In another valley sixteen gey-
sers, like the famous one in Iceland, In this
famous abode ofiVilcan, The rocks are SO hot
that you can stand upon them but short
time even with thick boots on, 1Thesilicious
rocks are ibleached to snowy whiteness; and
cong lommerate rocks are now actually forn-
ing The roar of geysers at times may be
heard q mile orumore, and the moment is
one Of the most intense interest las YOU APP
proach them. gd.g nw0s34g3SSE% wClSa a9a
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
Marohlof Intellect oasi

Extract iofa letter from newly married
iady' VINO had finished her education At asY
fashionable boarding. school, It was writer
to an old schoolmafe:: q 4 l8s2sR'@
u was marriedsten weeks ago Ne al
my deer husband has movedinto thaeouutrgaa
Two miles from an hons. d Wshave no mar
Ret to go to, but ,haveto buy IN our progisiou
10y the barl My fafhfchares III Is III much fnsr
than most ofmy neigheors. nv husband and Hh
20 me agressFafg9wellI Ss yeg Ne hsVe had no
qualrlres, and il most things lielf lfhiahs ass4
DO tallow done wen in naarring., far We =
are muchally happy. Him and nc could 7
aiye toreEers tegethe herdlandl lsneitheFg rive e.
other na ans mntlsp2eholdep yera,aeet sgEa asaidsss
Pls--I have not looked INTO ! book .s;nee IA I
myEeddm day MY husband is tlle huIl
world teaps,dl HEcan please him, notIIiha
else shall trouble medT .lll sxsa gmls ssssss
q edyceiyou toget out Of ypur single bleb
seqness as soon as you can. How friqhtfuI s.
ed maids Isl Write me at the first oppor. i q
tunity. TT asas
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
aS-sX5 LA s1ahsgf 1sto tsdi W0Hi tHN-i
al lTERaMS7-$1,S0 a YEAR
iEsa iiyFl ID i,s llis u .laqsq ,'a-gs slai

"A school teacher, near Marysville. =
qniOhl county. was assaulted III aiihis aiiis ssiIool
room bya Mr.. Graham. and after rtskitipv
afeW blows, drew a pistol and shc.s Ctahsx
deadaHs7 saiWoiloi sGiisdi y 5ios t7ilta
'g@2 tunor, nearly three let d .;,....
ference, and weighing 20 20 pounds, was su,
from the hiressSsss Of lady IN, Illinois, She
survived the operation but few minutes. y.
n Bar EBFSappn has sstablishada lHsnk at
bridgeport Bird q one END ssthsbilaisAgfsa-
craving Of himself. and on thsesAsE that n
Jenny ll9nadkss llndk 20 ~YzAtaaezs
EseET7B Bromithe 6rst Of ofOetSber, 1851, the
City of Quebec is to be the permanent. sea-
of government Of fheqc:hada&.Tk
% 1.-Two daily trains are d runrug qars DO onthe
new road from 2, Dayton e Cincinnati.
iT&Ts AQ HQEtI IA
|ba7 1.-The 1.-The Cleveland papers, sayrhatytbs
next State Fair will he held inathaFeisy.asi
"a we fndin the Pittsburgh Journal ar
accountVfa mail, robbery swbieE. toof ,I.ca
on Monday night week near az. Jones Fsyrv -a
The Washington county stage ,vas ap bST buTths.
ed Of threeicanvass News bags, "a and st strrnl
belonging to Miss Fry, of Cadiz. ~ Z fg'a als
All was RECOVERED except I breast min H..
longing to the lady. fs1faA I SsofSTs
WhAr THkgs The destiny r,lf Of Il the' ,ra.la
loften hangs on the smallest tribes. Al I;ltls
niiff between CHARLES Bonapafte Il and b;s Iogys
Letltla, might have broken or Z X ayT; sr,S
which gave birth to Napoleon ana thei EsssI y.
of Waterloo, 4lsntOwn ,Bqngd
Yes t that nst = the fact. Suppose s,a iisis
milf" had taken place between Adam and
Eve what then III 4Aie.lla.lfas
! sGg He who makes aariad IL his fnte,.
Iests VIII make a martyr eflhis integrity issgll
lie Is an u poy who goes like top no
Longer than It's Whipped. I. :. 80 ~
Ajoke never gains an enemy. but often
loses friend. .7got hsa' 9yF5aad S@i
| A little wrong done to- another, IS great
Ops dopsto ourselvssd ylaw .hgaa sssSE
i e.r any friend, !" said tie leepserr sr Il ( :
hotel to an ovefsrofa6ious b1arder ..von
leat olmuch thai Ishallhave to- charge YOU
an extra half dollar" e bas i,svts,s9 w, u
An extra half dolIarlgo = exclaimed tba
lboader, with bis ecountenarces the rerv ME-
ture of dsspairJ ssfof goodness sake don't
fdo that, I'm most dead now, eating three
dollars, worths and if goq puf on sn extra
hait dollars worth, shall certainly bnrst--
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
CIIPPINGs AND SCREENINGS

.p1aEngsl-a-tt ft ttiiie' ii'..f ~ ~ "' 2
C1IPPINGs AND SCREENINGS.
"A new. penny post has been estab-
tlished ID New York, whereby the letters Of
citizens are delivered to them in all parts of
the city at one cent Tor each letter. Those
that come through the post Office are charged
two cents extra for delivery. But letters
are taken to the post Office four times a dayI
from all the stations, gratis. The Tri5dne
speaks hiShly Of the new system and says i
lis Just what should have been established
Eas ,'vslG b Sfgsi >(K3ssB 1ai ,ispgnA
lt5T The inereas;se Of crime iina out large
cities, and iP IN QuaF country generally, ialat-
tracing mpcsn ,,attentionToespecially9 the
EAST easst'f mere has been a larger number Of
executions than any preceding year, and yet
lcrime increases, Can the open disregard of
llaw which has been preached, both fromsthe
llpulpitt, and the stump, So generally the past
year, have any hand in producing this re.
splt2 says the Ohio State Journal sbsa bsa
,ni-----The independent Order Of Odd Fel-
lows inithe u. s. reportthe following as to
their numbers and finances ON July 4, 1851.
Lodges, 1858; members l89, ,3769 ihitia-
tions the pastyear, so, ,9eo; revenue, 9 /, $685. n
673; appropriated forrehefp 40 1906. aIao*l
The State of New York assesses an
annual tax of $500, 900 for the support, Of
free schools n that State, and nearly half of
this is raised in the city. Of New York. N \,
lBaThere | are seven hundred and twGhtyasix
Indians in the statsof Michigan whosbeiong
Ito the Methodist church.sseaomqu sroi sd1
bi~---.The Daughters eof Rebeccs," is to
be the name of the new degree in Odd Fell
lowship, conferredupon the wives Of meiill
bers of the scarlet degree, Their badge will
lbe green and scarlet. .,.,x !; ,,.,.,a, a8aP
q The City, Conncilof Steubenrillehave
dPassed a resolution requesting the Mayor to
resign, brcaIlse he had fined a matchnaafi
d FIVE dollars for throwing a, stone alta man 4
4 --In Berlin, Holmes county, Sept. fin
a. man named Samuel Maholm was struck
over the head with a Club BY VIM. Ellis, and
4 instantly killed. Both were intoxicated. 8"
st.y,Y g.
THE Clevelanders are hayingachance
to ride cheap. The Caspian, a new splen,
4 did low pressure boa, leaves for Buffalo ey5
Tlery Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, eve
2 lining. Fare-cabinl ,$i,5o,d Cheaper to
ride than stay at home. ,..i1s.1 alasa5 1.
] -Hezlep's Cheese Factory,at Gusta1
I; vus, Trumbull county, o., makes daily 800
: Echeeses, or e net weight Of about 5000
'lpounds.9 The number of cheeses now on
ylhand is $4,000, oro25e tons, and this year AZ s
manufacture win amount to $50, 900 pounds.
J Two hundred Irish .emigrants,t who.
lately arriyedin this country, started, to res
turn home in the ship Constitution on Mon
day Sept, 2snd, They found thousands of
their countrymen in poverty, wretchedness.
hand dissipation, and concluded that Ameri-
.FEca was no better than their native laud.
4 b -7---A balloon which ascended at atLondoa,
2ESept, 9th, with three persons, exploded%heit
8
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

Resolution parsed Angus. e6th, 1851. By tle
Harrison County Democratic County Conven-
don:
Vnsnler in which The Democratic Sentinel 4
Harrison County Farmer' Is now conducted, and
shat We checrfully recommend It to our fellow
civixens ne good county paper, nnd one wor-
thy the support OF every Democrat in Harrison
County" t,,s.s ~ 5, "'s ~
Resolution pnssed August 23, lS5l.u Town
chip Meeting held ia M00refcld: :siaefsGat
v n Resolred, That approving Of the manner in
which AZ The Sentinel g. Farmer 10 now con-
,ductet, we cheeiitilly recommend II, us a good
eOunty paper TO our fellow citizens. T" @ .ytd
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The New Rates Of Postage.
ON LETTERS.

4 q sHUit9f E. f5.a ON LETfhAa. iI3 .ffi.4n &t4t
. II paid in advance, y .-{i-t-t cents
~ lfiaOt paid in advance, ssi-ia .sg cents'
is.sFst gt3st on wEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. " b ..s.st
re alisubscribers in the connty where published
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
- Wb;cb q tbesee rnaJ. ,,l. losas -, \,

G4s" Which, Of these roads leads TO the
village p, VI" Z" inquired aitrayeler, as
he came toIa place where the road hewas
forked in different directions, ofan
sirchin who satupon d log pear iby, and whose
appear ance indicated that he was evidently
d fair specimen Of the genius Yankee ia 64l
s"Any one, on 'sn, d answeredlthe boy.
(Which is the best, NY ladR' inquired
the traveller. M h asyrt,t s-s,y.sJ gas
l"sAin. nary one on 1'em the best" gel sid
s l:.tsWhieh Is the nearest M. yasdIA vel
rAipt much difference. ",.,,nsu1ss vi ~
(which dp you think / had better take 2e''
"Yop take any one on en- and afore ysoa
yOs GIT half way Y j, there yen A wishiyea had
tuck t other one." hagil
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Z sszu@h " u .fsnisreRl YGN9z1hs " H3tsNsH
Olympic was once. Broupht before RIl;s.nr 49, 4
because she had surrendered her part oWiila
7 e some edisaPpebatioh expressed ~ ikssuss
s1Stnssi ye aaw bgs .aluuv aaa ima4a h43aA1ah
now care yqa doI Itis said he wsss IL
5,lilIEsss !, hissed N, = sepaensHatsaglhe IN
1 = t.Wftas q ~ ,Yfaeoa aaadsasaaQI 81 sAsssk
wnss' would gea pass sentence an sessa sa
.sf At1esst.ssiE 'afspGeaaHa sdIpris bsla asssIE
iansIys s"I Wlllnst Tenaih tgbeskiSSsa n b'Sa "a
alHe gathered nR his feasHres into; das sissg u
]. h'heane mass q wonder, pity, and expoAsS. as
Ilatory indignation, as he answered - = -
'sst;W eS1 WShys MAIDEN they hare hissdsl aslsV q
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

I kzgAA sa.phls sepEI 9iAka p1,this
"a 5Ae ikaRssaos MI Aa,.aes Aehst 800
pscile iass tnsir hges, aa lnsHs uSi,sfa -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

| ESszSixs sfWsiawasa 81 ases.a saaiffEom4l iffom4l Foca s5N
county, Naaawhn absconaed On fEs q6gh
|ldt was arrested near Rloaay. Ran. 4 IS MA
Bedford county, Pa, ie n days. ago, viii s.i.s
Ithe ard OF citizens Of that county,. ana safaI~s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

aoi'sss lsl, aidi 10 naiislsgo sdi IlbaJ
.4abozib ID % bssilde tliassp5ll va a'Hsgsg
.bgAril5sssa-,f si y,sas. tiefi sgJf5d Bay
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
.Arants for Che sentinel q Farmer

The following named gentlemen are our au-
shoriEed agents 10 receive subscriptions. adver-
tisements, and Job Work. All contracts nude
by them will be strictly fulflled BY us:
Philadelphia--Y. 3. Palmer. y. W. Carr. ana
g. Fierce. t'''AS-Sf ,s.
'iH Bost0n--v n. Palmer. H9'' 0V''-
New York--y. B. Palmer 'F' 'se
= WheeIing--D. Maclane. Esq.
FsespoFt- Joseph Allen.
Moose6eld--A. Jai. Schreiber. 'H
Z Wesschester-- VIM. Fleming.
= FEanklin--Df. e. Cenaway.
Ramleg g--Jacob Gutshall
Short Creek--Asa Holmes.
~ xtock--J ames Hoagland.
Asheas-- Dr. Thomas FiUdley. .,s,
"i Gfesa--Joha Wilkia. a't'''i
GeEman--John Browa. H
NoFth IA. +, Croskey.
I" MOurs g. Hcnry b. Heller.
W. n'WaaAingtcn--John Boy d. 'A"
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NJ Captain Kenssons oftlis tlires clio
pests band libeatsal Sytlaa flaptajMEsa
al VI Cabaa iahOmin cleynlaHhR w 1A " !
Moses Warren, q Revolutionary sol
Iiier, apd ons q those = Wsss RaDtsssssz
IAznqld aHsedtraitsrs d. HeAaaIlyat 49,
lEspsvilles Cnyahoga eopniSs asaW slsEs II
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rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION. :

nrty- One. dollar and fifty cents il paid during
az year. or two dollars and half after the year
.x.sres, This rule will be strictly adhered 20.
Any person procuring FIVE Responsible suhscl-
bsTs 10 the Sentinel. viii be entitled 70 copy io'
the sanae length oftime, free. s,h .s.,tae4r
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Old Grimes is dead. that good old man, ]
W. I'VE ne'er shall see'him more; s'A''
Bat he has left n son who beaTs rs III
The name that old Grimes bore. t|
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GQfFoRR hob ifIIR SSlRRo owEuLs BE, mot
cast down with adversely, beither give way
y despsif RoF, though clouds may for 4
seasoaadafken the landscape, sunlight will
assusediy rerilluminate the earth Even so
ii is with aalhhaiti& which yisit III II This
transiAdry esInS ltlldyE ehastea puffy and
IAava ne agAagSys tsary NJ nanwYgi fNe NgA
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

I'D OBERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses Cutlery, &C.
He likewise Maxes to order and repairs all descriptions
OF Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts be able to merit con-
nuance of it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination TO give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07
sras0n VIRGINIA STEAMSHIPS
ESUNION STEAM SHIP COMP A

//TRYKbIGUNION SlEAM SHlF COMPA-
-SE.AAE4z4s NY'S LIN E.-The steamship PEN NJ
SYLVANIA, Captain Baymore, and
steamship VIRGINIA, Captain D. Teal, two beau-
tn and hrst class vessels now completed and
nng on this line between Richmond and Philadelphia,
touching at City Point and Norfolk going and return
ing. They are beautifully fitted up for passengers,
carry large cargoes of freight aud make the passage
quicker man by any other route often ahead OF the
mail Ims line offers the most rapid economical and
comfortable mode OF transit between the ports both for
passengers and freight. All transhprnents avoided
Each snip is furnished with two superior lfe-boats the
captains are skliu and we'll acquainted with the trade,
and the most experienced engineers have been selected
One OF te shlps VIII leave Richmond every five days.
For the particular day and hour of departure due no.
tce will be given.
Passage to Philadelphia in first cabin, (meals in
=, chueuD ..............,,,.....S 90
Passage in second cabin, meals included J. 7 90
Excursion tickets, to return in same steamer 40 less
The attention OF business men and travellers i. re-
specially called to this new enterprise as being the
very line long much needed, and which must if sus
tanned, greatly increase the trade. Liberal patronage IS
therefore confidently expected. For freight or
apply to RANKIN & WHITLOCKs
NJ b; Careful agents at each port will promptly for
ward all goods for the INTERIOR consigned to their care
my IA R. e. w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-07

q GENCY OF THE WYTHE UNION
"A LEAD MINES.-SHOT.-Weh have Just re-
elved such numbers of Shot have been Of and
We can now deliver any size wanted
nv L. D. & W. G. CRENSHAW y co.