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Alden's Condensed Reports of Parma,

WUST Published, and for salo by thR suhseri-
% ber-the Second Fola@e Of AldeN's Con
denscd Pennsylvania Reports, Gqnt4lEing he
last three volumes of Fealas' RepaFts and two
first volumes of BpnaY's Reports. The first vol
ume of Alden, containing Dallas Reports, vol
umes and Yeatfs' Reports yalpms !, is also on
hand, and Ear sale. The alays lYo Volumes afq
e9mpleis within ,hsg:flvss' ] and q eGptaln all q
Reports, A volumes, besides the two first yoluNeg
Of Bipneys BepqEts The third volume is ready
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AMI GUNS
Hos 81 4 33 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

VNHG spbsG,ibers ~oHld call the attention Of
4 buyars TO their stock Of Hardware, consisting
of Table and Packet Knives, Guns, Chains,
Locks, HalewaFa, &c &c. We would recon-
mend to all, our
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WANTED TO BORROW

VSWEI.yE HUNDRED DOLLARS in two
i sums of six hundred dollars ZACH for which
good freehold security VIII be s'vsn' Address
NJ. w. ,oro ,e
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your path through life; and may your fame
spread through the thirty-two Counties OF
green Erin, ill YOU die surfeited with
glory"
"Faix, I'D rather be surfeHed wid good
dinner rF quoth Tim Callaghan, and made
bis exit. !
For q couple of yeags J quite lost sight
Of Tim, and l began TO fear that he had
evanished from the earth altogether "wth-
out leaving a copy;" but, 10 this very
summer, 1871 that "brighi particular star"
appeared unto us again, with a strapping
wife, and young Timoheous al his heels
"a perfect fac-simile Of lis father, nose,
sleepy eyes, shovel feet and all; and all
Subsisting, nay fomisiing, on three tunes
and their unrivalled cngpTy-a-shins p
M. G. K.
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JNK-Boureau's celebrated INK and .s, also SO Con
j gres ink for sale, wholesale and re,a.l py
Decembei IS, 1880 n ID MA'"b"'
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eWIrr'l, said iyranical husband one
morning to his abused consor', Il wish you
would make me pair of fqlse hosoms,A-
~ should ihink," replied she, "'hat one
bosom as false as yours is, would be suffi-
cientp
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Pi1s.-Lovs reduced to tears
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN il published every Saturday nj
YWQ pOl,i.ARS per ainium to he paid half yearly in
sAyNwe. No paper discontinued until mrcarages are
fAgl
All communications letters business relating to
tse Office, to insure attention, must be POST PAID.
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rR1NTINa oFF1oE FOR SALE.

DESTROYS ofdevoting my whole time to thf
practiccyof the law, with which tho charge
of anewspoper necessarily very much inter
feres, offer for sale the Press, Types, an(
Subscription List Of the KALIDA VEN
TURE newspaper to whoever desires 70 con
tinucl and conduct itsas q Democratic jour
nal; and as it is now Established nearly
( twelve years its pormanence can be no mae
ter of ques,ioa, nor The steady support il hal
q received and still receives. To an indus
trious Prnterit would yield farand certain
return, andrwould prove good investment
scdIn case Of sale / would prefer to give pos
session after the first of January next, bul
would do so sooner, ildeemed essential.
eJa Sept. 7, 1859. JAMES MACKENZIE
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Life saved at glidmight!lb lbx
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN.

lINS'TAN'T CURE OF PAIN.
IYTNtIlS wonderful medical compound,
- prepared at Maumee City, Ohio, the
ancient country Of OrTowA INDIANS,
whose medicines, combined with Empyr-
eumatic oils, extracts Of barks, roots,
gums and balsams Of the Temperate and
Torrid Zones, make il lbe most powerful
and pungent preparation for the suppress :
sion Of ALL lNFLAMSiATioM, whether pro-
cceding from. Burns, Scalds, Broken
Bones, Colds, or any other cause, ever
offered TO the public. The momont il is
taken, its thrilling and animating power is
felt, as i, forces lis way through every
| diseased nerve AMI gland oflhe system,
relieving all pain In AN instant, and dis
solving local distractions which carse in
hammation, fevers aud spasmodic pains,
with q repidity known Of no other medi-
cine. II Immediately quits the pain Of
NERVOUS OR SICK HEApAcHE, instantly
cures the ToorH ACHE, and relieves, al
once, the excrucaiing pains Of RnEuMA-
IT1sM, and cures long standing cases.
II has proved certain euro for CnoL-
ERA! Az agent wriies-"I had rather
trust my life with il, than any medicine
known. - ,s.a
BRcKcN BREAsT--Ladies! Enough
suffering is yours, without this horrible
complaint. Use this medicine accord.
ing 10 directions, and you will never again
be soaffected. For dangerous accidents,
broken limbs, mangIed desh, bruises,
burnes scalds, faininess, pain in the stom-
ach; spasms cramp, collie, FEVER AND
AeuE, colds, sore throat, canker in the
mouth and stomach, and all complaints Of
an inAammatory character, this medicine
I will give Instant relefto the sufferer. No
Family should be lbitloutai Thousands
are ready 10 testify 10 lis efficacy and GER
tainty in the CURE OF Bowel COMPLAINTS,
and mulitudes OF children have been
saved by its timely use, when attached at
midnight, with fits, spasms, cramp, collie
md choking, caused by worus-wiill no
physician near, and in imminent peril.
See pamphlets, with agents.
Price 25 cents per Bottle. .3'. .!'y ~.
AgENrs.-F. j. Lye & Talbot &
French, Dolphos; Wm. & Al. Taylor,
Kalida; #. F. Garner, Vanghnsyille; r.
]. Lowry, Leipsic; II. ]. Boehmer, Fori
Jennings Henry Greene, Medary; M, G.
Ewing, Gllboh. AMI by agents general
ly in every county in The State. All or
dors must be sent to the Proprietors,
'1 GREGORY s. MOORE
l.s5l}fl STA Maumee City, Ohio. .
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NOTICE

TS hereby given that there vii be peti.
4 zion p tented to the Commissioners OF
Putnam county. Mt their December Session,
1852, praying for the alteration of the coup-
~ road leading from G!andorf west to the
Napoleon road, at the center dissection twen-
ty. Greensbureh township, by extending
sal comfy road from the place whereait in
srsects the said Napoleon road, one and
or -fouth miles due we 10 the south east
corner os Jonas Shanks land; thenceifu :
north until it in,orsocts tho Otuwu, and De-
fance road. o lds gIor.si rg lfs7.
October 4tl. 1882. COZ
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NOTICE.

NTOTICEis horeby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Putnam county. Ohio. at their December
Session, 1852, asking the location Of a coun-
the county line at the corners OF sections
-four east, and running east on the sections
lines to the Miami and Erie canal, in Putnam
county. and il practicable down the canal
north to Cunrad Henry's stable near section
nineteen. ~ MANY PETITIONERS.
September 28, 1852, 600#
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nj OTICEis hereby given that petition
in will be p,esentedto the Commissioners OF
Putnam County, at their December session
1889, praying for County Road, commenc.
ing at the north east corner ofMartin Stiger,s
land in Blanchard tow nship, thence running
due south one and half mile, to the north.
west corner Of John Medlow's farm, thence
on the line between ] Medlow's farm and
a tract. OF land known as. Adamse's land to
the Lima Road MANY PETIrIosHRs.
July 26,s 1852. t
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asHERIEE,s SALE
,5es vaTas yENDI EXPoNAs.

j. w. Kingc&Cosl ias
Evan, R. Davis. ~ ,ts 53 "a
DY virtue Of ayendi exponas to me di-
I'D rected from The Court OF common pleas
ofPutnam county, Ohio, / will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in Kalida,
Putnam county, Ohio, on ,ssto5 won
Monday, the 18Th day Of October, A, D.
.esfrl " 1882 98i nisI
Between tho houysof ten o'clock a. m, and
four o'clockp m. Of said day, the following
real estate TO wit
Inlot number one hundred and one, one
hundred and two, QUE hundred and fourteen,
and lorty,six, in the town OF Kalida, in said
Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the, property Of
Evan R. Davis to satisfy a decree in favor Of
]. w. King g. Co. 1888
asii l5JOHNaB. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
llSHERrFF's OFFICE, s,
Kalida, Pmnam Co., o., Sept. 13, 1852.
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or V.B, PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising andisubscrlption pur.
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will be treated as il made
directly with this Office. .;,.. s,s s'sa
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sTIERIFF,s SALE.

N w, H. sguires ef1 y. 6,lt,fiffg
vs.. Vendi Eyponas
Elam Dry Jr., Hiram Day,( E@ tJ8 aIaf
Myron Rice g. Snmnel Hooper,) M ati
QY virtue of vcndi expOnas to me directed from
~ lhe spnrtof common. pleas, Of Putnam county
house, In Kaliln, in snid county, on
Monday, the 18th day Of October, A. D.,
51.s a 1852 stia49t ,shl
Between The hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ and foui
o'clock r NJ, OF sad day the following real estate to
witt LH t@
ylnlot number twontynine In tho vilnge of PendIe
ton N the county aforesaid; and Iuot number two in
Viers' addltion to the town Of Pendeton in said
county. gr ~sI - ~. Url'1 .''.,',. :
Taken ms the property of Elan Day, Jr., Hiram
Day, Myron Rice and Samuel Hooper to satisfy q
decree IN iayor otW. II. Squires, s-,.-os KS
/, JOHN B, FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Sept. 49,, 1852.
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In addition to the above the tawnships of Monroe
has levied l2 cents, Monterey 70 cents; Jennings
cents, sugarcreek AGENTS. Union cents, Gfeenshurgh
6 cents, Liberty CENTS, Ottowa cents Pleasant
cents, Riley cents, blanchard cents Van Duren 8
cents each for township purposes, and the townships
of Perry cents, jackson "a cents, Sngnrcreel II
cents, Union cents and Blanchard 9cents each for
township poor pu poses and the townships Of Peh,
for township school purposes, and the township of
Ottowa cents for township road purposes and the
township of Union has levied lS cents for Plank
Road purposes. 81, iyts4ia g 1fs tsg 5fs.fW
township, at the usual place Of holding elections, for
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
James Woodell, Admins \
traitor of Ludovick Hull, J.
deceased as 'no' :"
Martha Hull, et al. $500
BY virtue ofan order 10 mo directed from
The Court ofComman Pleas of Putnam
County, o aio, 1 will offer.for sale at the
door of the Court House, in Kalida, in
said County between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. m. and four PIN. Of Tuesday
the 10Th day of October, A. d. 1852,
the following described Real Estate, the
property Of Ludovick Hull, deceased !,
to wil:agu bR ssa ts 6ieaga 80
The undivided two.Ehrds of the North
West quarter of section number thirty
one in Township Number two North, of
Range Eight East, within the Piqua
Land District, containing Eghty-!wo
acres of Land s3 i6. gge
Said Lands to be sold subjectffo the
Dover Estate of Martha Hnll, widow OF
deceased. Appraised at $5U0,00.s a
Terms CT SALE.-One third of ihe
purchase money Cash in hand; one third
in nine month, and one third eighteen
months, from the day ofsale, TO be secured
by mortgage on the premises. y aaf
f g fl1l JAMES WO0DELL.
Administrator of Ludovick Hull deceased.
&. September Ia, 1852 jgf lo ,s5a4o
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NOTICE.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

TTNHE amount Of Tax levied on each hundred dol!
lars valuation of taxable property, iithey yCOUN.
TY OF PUTNAM, for the year A. d. 1889, is as
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William Shehan, OF. al.

VS.. he0t Estate.
William Shehan, et. al. .
BY virtue oi an oSder 10 me directed from
the Court os Probate, of Putnam county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Kaiido, in said county. be-
tween the hours Of 10 o';lock, A. NJ :, and
O'Clock, P. M, on n
Saturday, the 30lh day Of October, A. D.
1852, Pea
the following described real estate the pro.
perty Of Thomas Shehnn, deceased to wit:
The equal undivided half of inlot number
i6, in Orawford's addition in he town Of
Kalida. @
l. Terms Of Sale.--One third cash in hand,
one third in six months, and one third in
twelve months, with interest from day Of
sale. The deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises. ~.
JAMES Fl. VAIL,
E Administrator of Thomas Shchan, decd.
October Z, 1862. 6Oidw
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SHERtFF'S SALE.


The State of ohio) lsH g06
c.,.u. ys, p,,,,. vENDI ExroNAs.
RY virtue Of q vendi exponns to me directed from
~ ~ the Court Of common pleas of Putnam county
Olpo VIII offer for sale at the door of the court
house. in Kalida in said county, on 19 ar.s..
Monday, the 18th dav ofOctober, A. D.
m l.tr MI 1852,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
wit. TX teri af 'stfe 4
The south west quarter of the north east quarter of
section thirty. and the east hhIf Of the north west
quarter Of section thirty in township number one
south in range eight east, and the east half of the
north east quarter of section thirty township number
county, Ohio. I'lTT
Taken as the property of George Bushong to satisfy
decree In favor of the State Of Ohio.
JOHN B. FRUCIiEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, s
Kalidn, Putnam CO., o., Sept. l3, 1852
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n KING Glasses Large and
IL small, for sale by aIi
. WIN. & A, J, TAYLOR,
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ION the nhove mentioned days there will be no
taxes received al my Office in Kilida,) and at my
office until the o0th-day Of December. n, ty
8, SUTTON, Treasurer.
TREAsuRER's OFFIcE, PvTNAM, County
Kalida, September 8, 1882. .slo
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E,RE INSURANCE OFFICE.--At
Asaihe office of the Kulida Venture.
"a August, lS5L s a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
.a q REAL ESTATE. ri

James II. Vail, Administrator
of Thomas Shehan, deceased, Petition to sell
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SHERIFF'S SALE. o5.
The Trustees Of Liberty TOWN.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio,
sFfa VS.. EXECUTION.
Henry McKennis and William
Williams. f l
DY virtue of two executions to me directed from
- the Court of common pIeas, of Putnam county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio on
Monday, the 18th day Of October, A. D.,
1852,
Between the holirs of tan o'clock, n. M, and four
o'clock, p m of said day, tile following real estate
TO wit: ~ F
The south half of the north east quarter of section
number twentythree in township number two north
in range seven east, containing eighty acres, all in
Pntnam county, Ohio. t.
Taken as the property Of Henry McKinnis and
William Williams to satisfy decree in favor Of the
Trustees Of Liberty township. Putnam county, Ohio
sits JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
.aw SHERIFF's CrFIcE, l8 saa
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., Sept. l3, 1852.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Dispatch.
keary Failure-Ihe Conspiracy Case
Debt Of the City-The Poor-Emerson-
Horace Mann-iShip Ferer, &c. :
New YORK, Feb. 49,.
A heavy failure occurred to-day, the house
of Carleton & Co., silk merchants, having sus-
pended payment. The Liabilities of the house
are stated TO be 100000, but the assets are
believed to amount to $4,000 above the
failure. The blow is heavy, but the company
may recover.
The investigation in the conspiracy case
was continued this morning., but elected no.
thing further in relstion to the whereabouts of
the man White. The developments Of ras.
cality are certainly remarkable. Other wit
nesses were adduced to sabstantiate the affida-
vii of Mr.. Scofeld.
Tie semi annual Report of the City Comp.
troller was presented to the Common Council
last evening. The total debt of the city on
the lst of January last, amounted to $l4,578,-
90S; nett debt, $40, SIG, 1859. The water
debt alone amounts 10 $l3, So, ,295. The total
expenditures for Educational purposes by the
Board of Education, for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1851, amounted to $4l6,5lg.84.-
The Alms-House expenditures were $440,.
Az ~ being an increase of ,234 over the
year 1850.
The Association for the Relief of the Poor
made six thousand visits in the month Of ia
nuary, and relieved 81 ,947 persons.
Ralph Waldo Emerson yesterday drew an
overfowing house TO hear him discourse of
wealth. The lecture was the last of. the
winter course before the Mercantile Library As
sociation, and i was good ending Of good
feature in the winter amusenents of N. York.
MIR. Emerson abhors common sense generality;
at least 80 people think. But in This instance,
he made some strong points in re lation TO the
exercise Of thought and intellect upon wealth,
and 30 created marked impression upon his
auditors.
Hon. Horace Mann has edited the people
by lecture In the new shilling Peoples
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AsTOUNDfN d KFFE CT9 yl-Tar
"a WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLU READft-
a LADY, RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARn

Fl ~ rs z q p1roIHs DEG 8, 1851. Sk
messrs. Morumer Mowbray- -Hamptons Vezos
table lncture 10 certainly working miraculous re-
fum lere Ia the way of cures but there eeeus 10 b
sanndence on the part Of those cured TO give cer
ncfe Wincn IN justice to The afflicted, shouM MOI
cxnI could mention asdezen cases OF inporfance
n which 1t has been successful. in curing thewcrst
I'M u diseases out appears to cure them 90 eeniy
% eiecfs are so magical they do 70 De
they are cured - '''ss -
win mention two cases which have htely coma
under my notice A lady who had been confined to .
ner bed for between one and two years and on whom
tne doctors had been durinethat time with.
oal any success, induced to try the Tncture and
ater taking one bottle she was enabled to sif up n
lea oed and after taking the second bottle she was
ehapiea 70 be up stirring about her o,,se-a tfine
sne nad not done for two years. as was informed by
ne. nusoand who called me in perfect ecsacy and
think he win furnish You with cer;ses,e sesSsa y IA
strongest character.
Another gentleman informed me that he had a very
a 1 30 ssr gene BY disease that he
So be - - g ~ u1ilaIs ior her but the
,a,", sas .! ne iet confident of
peiisss su' e iespec1uny,
AH tsiadw nvc>r,xn yvaS ~ hAfHAwAy. -
'AO1S ,1 1ilrsHr -
From whose base to the top stand out in bold
relief the names OF our own citizens who have
been restored to health by Hamptons Vegetable
Tincture, medicine that cures more than nineteen
out OF every twenty who try It,
10 We have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay
and r. Johnson one from Captain Csnot
brotherto the eminent Ply scian the President OF
| the French Republic, who was cured of Rheumar
| tism of years standiDg-also, one from Robert
Gault, Rheumatism years. Mr. Oldham, Bait
| Custom House, dreadful case of Dyspepsia and
| from hundreds of others. All must admit there
never has been such mass of testimony given in
favor of any other medicine, which is so pleasant
and taken IN such small quantities. 81
| Greater WEIGHT of Tesfimonv eanuot ha
~ = 1..-a-
| po1rc1Y saI..,
nsaa :. pa.s,,. M.-Ea;n, !" mt an -
s1a.e, naI nave eIeat cohnrsnce " tle virtues "a
1,SS .. I,GSseaoae =! TOT sexea'
aranara;o ias. ins, s nesu a.;. a. ny aany, anu
JsbiI;i With J's ~ e. anu gen1na
u;a WIN el.ie SUCCESS. % Iar % my eAper
,nd;,s :. ~ the aae p,easuas n
ra,,,as = ~ VIC as saie anu
As''yt "i' % WY WFRESSHM S3 RsRp1ncr
/ sGAHI rrSls,r:o IN Eo - . u
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LADIES, GAITERs.-Go,

with the Dispatch into every family
in the city and State and LET the Ladies know
that ifthey want the prettiest and best Caters
they ever saw for a very small sum OF money, they
must come to No. "a, at the sign of the Big Boot
just below the City Hotel, opposite side of Main st
where there is also a large and general assortment
of every thing in the line which win be cold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes Trunks,
valeses Carpet Bags. &c. fe5
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
New Mail Arrangement-B Brief Description
ofSteamer BALTIMORE Congressional Pro-
ceedings- Theatre. .elslt
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1852.
The arrangements for giving the South, from
and after the 1st day of March, two mails
day; either way, are now completed. The
Railroad and Steamboat CO., ever even with
the progress of the age, and alive to the con-
venience and comfort of the travelling public,
have now in readiness their two splendid
Steamers, the Baltimore and AMOUNT Yer
non." The former, under the superintendence
of her indefatigable and popular commander
Captain Alexander McCausland, has been tho
| roughly over-hauled, newly painted, and re-
furnished in the most elegant and recherche
manner.
Captain McCausland is determined TO open
the season with the production of a boat, se-
cond to none this side of New York, in all its
appointments. The ladies and gentlemen's
saloons have been furnished in manner that
challenges admiration. The new dinner SER
vice, is chaste and elegant and every provi-
sion will be made for the wants and requsi-
tions of the inner man
| But the bridal state-room "Virginia" is es-
pecially an object of interest; no labor or ex-
peDse has been spared upon il, and if u bachelor
| can view its gorgeous drapery and hangings,
its polished mirrors, its velvet carpeting, its
exquisitely carved and ornamental work, and
other decorations and embellishments, with.
out experiencing keen sense of his wretched
and desolate situation then he deserves to drop
into the grave, "unwept. unpitied and unsung,''
(nothing personal to the bachelor, editor IL
Among other novelties introduced, land by the
way great desideratum,) Capt. McCausland,
has provided Medicine Chest, containing
every description of physic and other appli.
ances usually called for in sudden or ordinary
cases of sickness.
Indeed, the visitor or traveller will be pecu-
liarly struck with the skill and taste display
ed, in every department of this beautiful
Steamer. f5a.
The above Company, having purchased the
fine Steamer Maryland, now undergoing CON-
plete repairs, at Alexandria, she will take her
place on the line between this city and Balti-
more, next month. touching going and return
ing at Aqua Creek, and the usual landings on
the river. F5 sfs +ss.-.
The mileage question is before the House,
and as it is one vitality affecting the pockets Of
the more distant members, great efforts will be,
and are made especially by western members,
to preserve the present law, intact. "
"The BetrothaP' was produced at the Ma
tiona last night: Mr.. Couldock and Miss
Kate Horn, sustaining the principal parts.-
The characters were we'll sustained through
out, and the drama was highly successful. So
aa eefFt HENRICO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-20

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