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REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.

EeALOS' ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
L STuDY.rreessor J. S. DRpALos TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER. No Books necessary
BLANK PAPER ONLY. - "
tB Office Duncan's Buildings, CORNER OF CUsToMHOuSE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY up always be found
from to and 5 tos. ianl4
EBUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
n ClPAITYThis School will be open nightly months
from Monday The 9Th hapast o'clock MThe
Male Department the Marshall
under the superntendence Nh nnes Bkan Principal
Femae Department the Franklin
in charge OF Mrs Juin bartlett Applications may
made the President Of the Beard
f''4''''''' 8 oeARAS, q S.'lS Committee.
FREDERICK CAMERDES
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY.
= Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS.
a2,s.o,000
Working Capa-Two Millions Three Hundred
Dollars.
Oferng by its unusually capital
liability OF the Stockholders
most security to the ppbics prepared against
FIRE Risks IN NewOrleans the reasonable
The usuh abatement of premium made
on par with the Mutual Companies and all settlements losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs, BRIGGS, Agent Office rs ST. Chaess sstrest.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
samuel Nicholson A. Helne Thomas Sear,
A. lAnfear g. A. Holt, Vim. Nure,
"in feiiowes, J. B. behn, Jas, Robb,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTRNEr Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Mark W. Coe, Mort Livingston, Ed F. Ssnisr.on,
&. w. Faber, WIN, S, Wetmore.
ALFRED PILL, Redenl Secretary.
FRANCIS GTIFFIs, Counsel of the Board. mas iy
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DObysss s EKas'ringtOn's
AND STOCK DEP,

> n 2 II.
No. CAMP STREET.
This weknown establishment boroughy repaired
enl gd the propretora q the public
tier PICTURE GALLERY, Irni,he Of ali
in the most superior style finish.
NJ Gpeators fitted with complete APPARATUS
s ch prices Foighande French iIarrison, Lewis. Holbs
hall Tntes. with Box Tablets
working Plates Freh)
Lo.r, Bats Chemcs every article used in lie
uERREOTfPE BUSINESS constantly hand,
Wholesale and retail. jnns u
hAG UERREOTYPER ROOMS, No 80 Phlippa
street between Poydas and Perdiio, where DAGUERREAN
PORTRAITS taken short notice,
and and put the style Pins osksts
and Cases. cheaper than other city, p,
peo tenders his thanks for and from his permanent
ton together with his devotion and
These facts he hopes will berab Of
En2l III JAMES LOCKWOOD
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THE DAILY DlsPAIsC Il
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON CITY, June 18th. 1852.
Much anxiety is felt here in regard to the
political whereabouts Of Messrs. Toombs and
Stephens of Georgia, aud Clingmau of North
Carolina. Ruunor states that Dir. Toombs will
take tie earliest opportunity TO define his POI
sition, which, il is believed, viii be adverse TO
the nominees OF the Baltimore Wing Conyen.
lion; ditto in regard to MIR. Clingman. Should
such prove TO be the case, Georgia and North
Carolina will wheel into the Democratic COZ
lumn. The popularity of MIR. Clingman 10 his
district 1.-THE 6rstI is very great, and his inf1u-
ence can turn the scale either way as II may be
exerted. Mr.. &. is not reliable politician; all
though proiessedIy Wing, yet his leanings and
sympathies have, for the past few years, BEEN
decidedly Democratic. he is OF the same
school of politicians with Mr.. Fenable and
NAV be accounted an EXTREMIST in his peculiar
and sectional prejudices and views. Ii is pret
~ generally conceded that MIR. C.. can control
the vote OF the State in the approaching cleo
ton.
The Pennsylvania Contested Election Case
still occupies the time of the House. The sit
ting member il is thought, will retain his seat.
Owing TO the confined inciemency of the
weather, The Wing Ratification Meeting was
again postponed until to night, tMonday,)
when large gathering is anticipated, in conse-
quenee of the present very fattering state oil
the weather.
fear shall tire your readers with repeated
paragraphs in reference to Mr.. Clay's condition.
His warmest and dearest friends did not believe,
one month ago, that he could have possibly
survived until now. Yet the old patriot still
lives, but this is all. He is very low. and wei
are prepared at any moment to hear OF his deathl
HENRICo.
P.S. SEVEN O'CLOCK. P. MIR. Clay Is I
as low as he can be TO be alive. His physl-I
clans think if the present oppressive weather.
continues, he cannot survive twenty Tour hours +
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/ ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL H0TELsl'

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.--R Galloway j
RCaIIoway, Bedford; G B Gibson. Farmvilie;
Inv II Wilson, p F Soufhall, P Grigg, Ame
Mia; s n Wootten, Prince Edward; Mitch
Sell. Tennessee; r B Eggleston. Holloway; y
4T Van Dason, Amelia; A Cardozo. Powhatan;
IL A Hawkes., Amelia; F McGehee, Char
aIottei ID Moren, Lynchhurg;J II Ellis, Gooch-
Hand; Fl Yensble, w H Venable, Z II Scott, n
1 Edward; K Bullock, w Green, N G; r Adj
Jams, Petersburg; NJ Hastings, New York; F b
= Esier, Orange: A G Jenkins, Spottsylvania, u
sEmmerson, Augusta; w p Douthart, Buck
Bingham; MIR Snead, Fluvanna; w FountaineI
sGoochland; J London, Richmond.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-O B Williams, N
kOrleans; E F Grey, N; w Preston.I
Montgomery; w Crenshaw, California; III
T Coalter, King William; Matthews, Tape.
hammock; Johnson, N C; J + Powers vi
SPetrie, New York. Mrs Williams, chiia anoI
servant, New Orleans; 81 Blitz, City Point,
4 A McEvoy, Paris; L II Fi!zhugh, whee ~
zT S Coles, Va; G ii Rose, w Il Briggs, 4 n
dBerts. G C Bell. UDivel sity DIVA; J jenkins,
! Portsmouth,; j Atkinson,J I Atkinson, BAL
,imore. Mrs Starke and daughter, Miss Hicks,
s Hicks. w N Starke, New Orleans; DIR Ii
9R Minor. u States Navy; K Burkett. Alexan-[
ddria. r,, w
Fiogton; CPonlez and V w Brickenhof, N !; 81
III Milbey and Jackson, hing " 0ueeni w II
sWelch and w Smith, N York; w Rogers
Baltimore; A Marshall, N c; J A Palmer.
|ClarkesvilIe Va; Gov J Indell, servant and 81
~ IndelI, Raleigh N c; J w Downey, N Gil
In M R Todd, R Harmanson, s ID Kenne
|dy, Uni'y of Va; c E Woolten, Georgia; WmI
Is Cummings, Amherst; T G Mathers, N Gil
Id Conrad, Winchester Va: G 7 Davis, We; wi
|P Dabney, Powhatan: J d Roberts, Roam
Joke; Whitman, Prince, Jr, Baltimore.
CITY HOTEL Mallory, Hanover CI
III; S Mowry, Penn; III A White, Lynchburg;l
IS S Bryant, Ala; J E Norman, Mt Vernon
Ky; S d Burk, Burkesville; A s williamson
Amelia; Isaac Eppes, Nottoway; w w Bis
hop, U S Navy; P Bracket. L Smith, andI
y E McCullock, North Carolina Turner
and son. Lancaster; C Lukens, Albemarle;
$ 5 O'Reilly, Pittsburg; J Mathews, Nor.l
folk; r NJ Anderson, Richmond; J w SpratIy i
Sury; w d Harris, Junction; A Whaling,1
p g. r r; J Moody, Louisa.
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Those over fifty years of age will be charged rs
PSF cent. extra. One dollar and fifty cents admis
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid the time of ap
iplcation and the first years deposit within thirty
3days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster
sers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo NJ West & Bro Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith i Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen &
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyons,
sRegalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Hsblis.
ton & Bro Furniture Dealers 18th ST., do; Thomas
sHornbrook merchant, Wheeling A Laing, hard.
ware do, do; George Hardnan, builder, do; J F.
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
4 w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; NJ Blanchard,
superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OF
3Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r OF Illinois; Hon
Austin A King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
{Brodhead, Senator from Penn; Hon James M Por.
ster Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (posf
{paid) to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
] my Its
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. rNfON aTRANfsHIP COM.

,s4r.ne rNfON STEAMSHIP COM.
zE0R PANY'S LINE FOR PHILADEL
|fHlA, VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK The
|marnifcent steamships PcnnsyIvania end yfr-|
rinia, will hereafter leave Richmond alternately
every WEDNESDAY, for Philadelphia, az above
These beautiful stea mers are both new, and are)
fitted up with state-room accommoda|
!tions for passengers.
this route IL conf ientyrecommended to the travel
Hing community, az the most comfortable, econom
|ical, and every way desirable mode of passage be
tween these cities
Fare to Philadelphia. ....Ss
Fare to Norfolk.
No charge for meals. Apply to the Agents,
MAYO e. ATKINSON, Richmond
LEVI ELDRIDiE, Philadelphia.
N. B-For the safety of passengers, we have
provided two OF Francis Life Boats for each oil
these steamships
Second class passengers taken at very low rates
my %
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[3 ~ go - q Os--Ihe above reward wifi ~.
dsa.. pad Tor the apprehension. with the Ell.
kRaeIsnas 20 convict the thief who stole from
Al. ssieets, yesterday (riday) morning cssks ~
liM g g. branded y. Laird. unslacked No j Lime
! pn WARNER II. GoDDIN.
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FL - GO - :
ilINE1 PUNT LINE TO BA LT1.

t11NEf POINT LINE TO Il A Il i :.
MO RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
2Only.-The public are hereby informed that the|
5comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam
Ter MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. MITCHELL having
been entirely reftred, enlarged, and improved M
3every respect, with berths for large number OIL
passengers, and with state rooms for those whoI
arrefer being retired is now on the route between
IRichmond aud Baltimore Passengers by this agree
ab.e and economical line will leave Richmond pyI
It'll 9 morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays
Bat O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the FOL
flowing mornings in time TO proceed y the New
{Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line TAT hall past
rs A NJ or with the early train OF those days to Phil
1adephia. Returning passengers win ieave baiu
LAT a. M and connect at the Greek on Wednesday,
land Friday succeeding with the train which ar
3riyes in Richmond at 4. P. NJ, of the same days
Fare in either direction, 80, (state rooms and
2meas for cabin passengers, extra exceptin the
3of ladies and families, who will have the privileged
]of state.rooms free of charge) Forward cabin
passengers (ncluding meals and lodging on board)
1S4 so.
land Philadelphia by the New Castle and French
town line So so. For second class d. 81 So MAJ
king the uhoEe fare from Richmond to PHILADELPHIA
for first class passengers by this agreeable line
IS7 so only.
lat the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg 81
Potomac Railroad Company.
). B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
lOFFIcE R., F. & P. R. R. COMPANY
Richmond, March 9th, 1852. 5 NH
MECHANICS UNION ssOCIA J
IM TION.-Ofice in Exchange building, next
gdoo- to the Post Office, Richmond Va.-ACCUl
sMULATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
1850, O00-M B DEAN, President Finance Com
mittee: VIM. Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkins,
la. Wilbur, Actuary.
This Association has declared dividend ofthirty
1--we and half per cent for the year ending April
( lst 1852. No liability to assessment
4 This is an Association OF Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
Ease of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits
ayeu will become life member, aud will be entitled
sto weekly benefit first weei, excepted during
i life, If you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
scidept from attending to your ordinary business
aoccupauol. win oraw ia case of sickness
Hcommon to both sexes.
aYEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER so
YEARS OF AGE.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RIG II MON d :.

ARRIVED,
schr Mary Willis, Wilson, Norfolk, guano to :
McGruder & Sons.
schr Woman, Cannon, Philadelphia coal to f
Clarke.
SAILED,
Schr Gun, Powder, Bird Philadelphia, coal.
Schr John Polk John Philadelphia.
Schr Ocean, Mitchell Baltimore.
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New York, mdze &c,
Ludlam e. Watson
Steamer BelvideFe, CLIFFORD, Baltimore u,dze, &c,
Ludlam & Watson
Ship Helena. Volckmahn, from Richmond, fol
Bremen, was of St. Mary S, Sicily, 7Gh.
Schr Richmond, fully srrd at N York, 23ih
Schr WestoVer, Rogers, cid at Boston 26th, for
I this port
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FRESH RESI- WHITE ss,U!LPHUR Ann

II resi- WHITE SULPHUR Ann
OTHER MINERAL WATERS we have just
5received supply OF White Sulphur Water from
sthe GreepbrieE White Sulphur Springs :
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the BIN,
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
stoga f's' car a.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water. from, ,b.. n.
|Orcha.d Acid Mineral Springs, Genessea oaa
New York. county,
This water 10 highly recommended bv n,es;..a
men, ana Is coming rapidly into use for yarions s
eases such as chronic affections of the aiges,i -
and urinary organs and some OF the cuts,eas ~
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrha sSe..;
dysentsry, chronic dinress chronic cvs,i,,a
osaes 70 70 rsses Of low typhoid fevers il eoIyaI
and promote digestion, piles, dronsv .'e appeass
Ordinary cose for an adult, vine Ola. an 4
lused, taken three times cav sass iuii, "a
Pamphlets embracing its sna,v.;.
nnnman, op:n.sas of medical wsirers INA sss,.,,,s
s.lefs as 70 iss curative propsyos h .er,sn n.
eases, furnished gratuitoasiy oy - = vera "a
Jea Sole Agents for the stste II v,ssini.
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pkdFATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME =
ls. ~, may es consulted, conadentially, for the
sor aa. o. lne following diseases: Eruptions
Judgements, Syphilis, and all morbid diseharaa.
wnetner recent or chronic. Also, ali those com
plants termed female diseases. The sdyer,;sar.
invite attention. to their chemical extract Of villa
sr,S,s s ~n,cn may De regarded the very bes,
abused aud debiiitatedorgans as well as 10 renovs,A
Z system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securey put up, with fun directions
ana sent 70 order. Post paid letters promptly at
change Hotel. and first door below Trinity church
Richmond. Virginia -
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ONE DOLLAR. ONE DOI-IAp

III ME DOLl4AR. ONE DOLLAR
- ~ GREAT REDUCTiON--Bring your money 10
lOSBORN d CO s splendid Skyeht Daguerrean
sGaiery. AS we have lost work in sticking to HE
Irregular prices or, in other words have been nner
oy other artists, we have resolved to reduce thf
pree 70 one Dollar ior nice picture and case-ius,
shaye ever attempted to work at Northern prices
sand we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind
FOUR pictures are taken with fine sky-ght
OSBORN a. CO.'S
Any person having picture OF ours that Is no,
sgood, can have it retaken free of cost m.s
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EN FINE FASHIONABLE HATS
Ak Just received few dozen more of tn nee non.
ular new style Canton Straw Hats, which for the
last few weeks have been much called for
Also, few mere dozens OF those beautiful Min
white Hapkeeu and Pearl color high ard low crown
soft French Felt Hats for Gentlemen and Boys.
Public attention is also invited to a good assert
ment OF very lands me fashionable Black Moleskin
dress Has OF my manufacture at the low
prices OF s. 50, 50, 50 so.
JOHN DO0LEY,
le24-ts 81 Main street
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GAS CHANDELIER

~ DENTAL htsElIN -
In r. X. CHANDLER, (rrsdns,s. - " "
IIYYYy Baltimore College Of Dental s ~ ne
ryl offers his professional see
to the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity wees
Office l4J Main street. Essie s.,.
REFRRENCEs.-Professo C. b Cibso, T5 pn
scr c. P. Johnson, Rev DR. Howell, Rev er gt
llor Rev Ro. Ryland, A. G. WORKMAN Nh iay.
VIM. F. Butler, Esq, Richmond. !" ~ ana
Professor c. Harris, Professor Thou., e
Bond Professor a, W K Handy, Prof c. O. Cone =
my 2S-3ms
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u SHOES THAT ABE sfi0Es.--ms'Ss
invite the attention Of economists to sas ~.
- lowing styles OF Ladies sad Misses snSe'
at the following prices:
Handsome Cater Boots, 81 So > 90, sni ~
Misses Caters, 81, and i IS
Misses. Union, Boomers, "a good article Oy nv
Curdy) 81 25
Lsdies' Nor. Slips, and Ties, lPhiladslPais ins1
efaetured1 IS cts
Ladies' Cater Buskins, "a great bafsainl 80
Children's Pslks. Jenny Lind and other ssyies
Ladies Travelling Trunks aud Bonnet hexss
WHITE s PAGE,
- Main st, doors below Doolsys Hat ss0's'
je Is
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IDLUE LICA SULPHUR MATE -.
I'D FROM gsHE BLUE LICK SPRINGS, LIZ AN ~,
supplies just received. This sui
|phur Water Il wen and favorably known. relsons
|of bilious ha,ts or with tendency to bilious anec
|tions or other diseases incident to the
|of summer, or those suffering n ON oysptpa a
(svmptorns. win find great advantage from iis use
|As coolirp aperienf, il possesses many advanta
ICES over the ordinary saline pureatves as scuon
re- hoels is more natural and its effect OF CIV.
ling strength and tone to the digestive orsans, reI,
eday h me of the most desirable remedial agents y
las within itself the elements OF its own preserva
|,ion and we are, therefore, enabled to oner as
o.ssc, as 70 its outward characteristics, and with
he certainty that all its properties as remedial
are retained as if taken fresh from the Spring
H. IL. composition it is identical with the Harrow
este Spring of England. We are the only agents
N its sale In this city Our supplies are received
2direct from the Spring.
An Blue Lick Water in bottles sold by us will be
branded thus, Blue Lick Water, Purcell, Laid d
leo, the words being blown in the glass; The
|proprietors, with the view of placing this Water
within the reach Of ALL put it at low price that
we feel warranted in saying that it is the cheapest
Mineral Water in the United States
PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Gent Agents
jel7 For the Blue Lick Sulphur Water
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I IMPROVED LOTS FOX sALE.-We have
l. for sale, two lots ON Broad street. each fronting
ION the street 224 f., and each having ON it wooa
EN- tenement, now renting for SIS per month. For
terms apply to us. TOLER COOK,
je - General Agents.
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CA CARRIAGES, CAkRlAGEh,
!. H The subscriber has on hand, at bis
sCoachmaking establishment, ON Lombard AIsy,
between Main and Cary, {3th and 18th sueets,j
snear the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
lBarouches. Buggies with and without tops anG
iSulkies, all of his make of the best materials
land workmanship All of which will be sold as loE
gas good work of the kind can be in the cIty Of
Richmond and respectfully ask cali from those
Tin want of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined tc make TO order and sell at the loves,
yprices possible; and all work sold, that new war
Granted. MiCAJAH MANGUM.
an % -d6n
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asHs-,EsIIITh CANAL NAVIGABLE,-
Monday, the 3rd instant, our Pack.
et boats resume their regular trips for Lyncbburg
zand Buchanan. Fare to Lynchburg, SO So to Blu.
schanaR, IS.
A new daily line for staunton also comnenees
ION the Bird instant. Leave Richmond by our Boats
Aevery evening, except Sunday at O'clock. arrive
gin Scottsvile next day at IL, and into Saunton BY
sFicklin g. Co.'s line of STAGES, by 9, P. M. Fare
Through only 81.
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT.
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Il JAMAICA GINGER.-Ihis article will be fouEd
invaluable during the warm moths of summer,
preventing the injurious effects of free use of
cold water; relieving hatulence or colo occasoned
aby indigestion other causes, and preventing in
1 many instances a tendency 10 Diarrbea, Dysente
Try, &c.
few drops in water sweetened or not as pre-
ferred, forms pleasant and healthiul beverage.
Purcell, Laid Co.'S Extract Ginger is pIepar-
led from the the true Jamaica root, which alone
possesses these valuable properties. je 20
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ELEAR THE TRACK n RA VEL.

3NLEAR THE TRACK!-T VEL.
~ LING TRUNkS.-We are determined to close
out our stock of Trunks, at low rates. for the ba
lance of the travelling season. We are almost sure
Ito suit you, to style and quality, and to the
1prce, that shall be satisfactory, tor have them
lat very low prices well the best qualities
sCall and see them at the Boot Shoe and Trunk
saloon, 70 Main street.
lie "a WHITE & PAGE.
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A3lx NEW MCsIC.-r. Fl. TAYLOR ha
Will ~ just received the following new MUSIC;
NeSlx Premier Amore Polka by Strakesea.
~ Yankee Doodle, do do
Magyar Polka by Strakosoh,
Telltale. DO do
Another, do DO
United States, Polka BY Dresser
Linet, do Bloomfield,
Queen the Fairies Brilliant Waltz oJ Bug
muller.
Lara. Polka lazurka.
Rosalie, Redowa Eleganss By Vess,-
--at his Nasic sud Piano Forte Store, l6o Mans 81
ia N
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RGILyER SPOONS, sxe.--Wa have las 49,. y
~ ceived an aadirionsi supplv Of SILVER -,
Dessert, md Tea spoons Plekss Nerves -
,Eofks, Butter kaiysa; ase, fislsa sge svs -
Forks GI.NAEI a JAMfsS,
se2 Easlss square.
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II ADlE a. GRAY, DRUGGISTS, ~
MAIN STREET, have in store, andare reesiV'
~ ing, large additions to their stock OF Drugs,
sss Medicines, Surgeons INSTRUMENTS,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass ana
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms tn caeh and nuDcyual dealers
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29
CHAPTER TX

Tie Bar&eeper'S SurmiseS co1Tect-A Drunk
ord-.Sad rererSe Of feeling.
The old barkeeper's surmses were correct !;
Erastus Layton was drunkard A few years
had past since he first commenced the practice
of dram drinking, enticed to it by the bewitch-
ING liquors his brother-in-law had gratuitous-
" furnished him, and now the destructive hab-
it held him firmly fixed in its relentless talons.
His manner and disposition was entirely chang
ed /; his strictness and care in the business re-
lations of life left him, and he became careless
and Indifferent to the prosperity or downfall OF
the house in which he held an interest. His
affection and parental socitude for his family
departed as a shadow, and abuse and inhuman
cruelty usurpeG the place where these commen-
dable traits once shone an honor to the man
| He was n drunkard the wickedness of his
daily walk, the unwonted anger and the tou
4 blasphemy the haggard and tottering frame
the bloated face with its offensive ulcers, the
thousand evidences of nature outraged by un
wise dissipation, all published to the world The
humiliafng truth that he was no longer maj
in the image of his God, but helpless wretch
Ia wicked outcast-hated of his follow be
/ lings-an instrument of designing men-a dis
, ceased sufferer-poisoned- d-dyng-G drunk
ard Walter Wing6eld saw the coming dar
ger and with fraternal tenderness warned hlr
d to flee the approaching storm and shelter fror
e its stern destruction but his words ofcounst
were futile, for they were like good seed plar
ted in the burning desert. The reasonin
l. powers of poor Layton were blunted by Ii
i poison that was fast corroding his vital fun,
is lions, and his prehension of danger and deaf
IS was lost and madly infatuated he rushed on
,eI certain destruction. The tempting snare tn
N had been gilded and set in his path by his ov
OF kinsman had entangled his feet and he !;
n struggling in its grasp. He now spent Il
ne greater portion of his time at Wing6ele's Ts
ne ern, and in all that wicked throng that assel
bIed there none swore more malicious tn