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DO You Pray7

IT Is MORNING. A dark and stormy
night has past. The winds have howled
about your dwelling as though they would
tear it down. Many ofyour fellow beings
have been in great peril; and some are no
more in this world. What was quiet
night of sleep to you, was to them the
sleep of death. You were resting on your
bed, on the great ocean they were thrown
about. You see the light, are in health,
and the blessings of kind Providence arc
most bonntiful. God has watched over
you, and guarded you, and brought you
to enter upon the privileges and duties of
the day. Do you thank him for it?
IT Is EVENING. The day has passed !;
and, during it you have dashed on in your
work. You have been fed and clothed,
and have had strength to meet its many
engagements. No accident has befallcn
you-no loss to your property. You feel
that you have done a good business. The
hour of rest draws nigh. Will you sleep
without thanking God for the blessings of
the day, and asking him to keep you
through the night7 How hard must be
your heart, and how stupid, if all Gods
mercies call forth no grateful remembrance!
The SABBATH HAS CONE. The church
bell is beginning to make its peals. The
people are going to the house of God.-
You are permitted to Join them. You
hear the prayers and praises of the sane
tuary. The gospel too-its warnings and
promises. You are edited and comforted,
perhaps. DO you pray, and praise, and
thank God for all these privileges?
You ARE IN HEALTH. A short time
since you were sick. You were confined
to your bed. You could not see to anv
ofyour business. 1twas thought that you
might not recover. Who raised you
Who has given you health and strength
again? From God cometh every good
and perfect gift. Do you thank him for
ite Should YOU not esteem It a great pri-
vilege to do sol
Reader, you can live without prayer
You can be unmindful of all your obliga-
tions to God. You can neglect all the vi
tai duties Of religion, and go through life
as stupid as an OK. But what then 3
There is God, and heaven, and a hell
You are bound to the judgment, and must
answer for it all. You are most unwise
to be irreligious. If you live without
prayer, it will be sad matter to settle in
the end. Those who pray not, have nc
grace, and no ground to hope. o! if you
have lived prayerless till now, do it no
more. Pray in the morning-pray in the
evening-pray upon the Sabbath-pray in
health-pray always with all prayer and
watch thereunto-pray without ceasing.
1t will do you good. 1t will fit you to
live or die. Pour out your heart before
God.
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N- There is probably not another word
in the English language which can be worse
"twisted" than that which composes the
burthen ofthe ensuing lines
WRITE we know is written right
When we see it written write:
But when we see il written wright
We know It's not written right;
For write, to have 1. written rite,
Must not be written right nor wright,
Nor yet should il be written rite,
But wRIrE-for so IDS written right
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selerteh. puetry,
Pair'd not Match'd.

OF welded bliss
Bards sing amiss,
I cannot make song Of IL;
For am small,
My wife Is tall,
And that's the short and long Of il.
When we debate
II is my fate
To always have the wrong oft;
For am small
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long ofitl
And when speak,
My voice is weak,
But hers--she makes q gong of it;
For l am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long oft!
She has, in brief,
Command-in-C Chief,
And I'm but Aide-de-camp oft;
For am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long oft!
She gives to me
The weakest tea,
And takes the whole Shouchong of it
For | am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long of
She'll sometimes grip
My buggy whip,
And make me feel the thong of it;
For | am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the long and short of Il!
Against my life,
She'll take knife
Or fork, and dart the prong oft;
For am small.
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long of it!
l sometimes think
I'll take drink,
Andhector when I'm strong of it;
For am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long of it!
o, if the bell,
Would ring her knell.
Id make gay ding dong of it;
For / am small,
And she is tall,
And that's the short and long oft.
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"Mother, | would not be surprised if
our Susannah gets choked some day"
"Why my sonl"
"Because her beau twisted his arms
around her neck, and if she had not kissed
him to let her go, he would have strangled
her the other night"
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~ A philosopher was once quc.tion-
ed how he could prove the existence of n
Goda "Why," answered he, "by open
ing my eyes. God is seen everywhere !;
in the growth Of the grass, and in the
movements of stars, in the warbling of the
lark, and in the thunders of heaven"
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Nor NAruaALlzED.--An Inshman be-
No 10 church where the collection appa-
1sstps Fcsembled election boxes, on its be-
sag handed % him, whispered in the Car
r:er's ear that he was not naturslizsd and
could not vote.
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YOUTH q MANHOOD.
AVlGOROCS LIFE OR A PREMATURE
nEATII

Rirkelin on Self -Preseruction--oaly 25 een,s.
TllIS BOOK, JUST PUBLISHED. IS
Il filled with useful information, on
the infirnities and diseases Of the human sys..
tenn. IL addresses itself alike 10 Youth, Man.
hood and Old Age--to alfwho apprehend or
suffer under the dire consequences of early
or prolonged indiscretions--tO all who feel
the exhaustive effects OF banefnl habits--to
all who In addition to declining physical On.
ergy, are the victims Of nervous and mental
debility and OF moping and melancholy des.
pondency-to all such DR.. X. would say-
READ THIS BOOK
The valuable advice and impressive yvarn;no
It gives will prevent years OF misery Ind euE
ferinR, and save annually thousands of lives.
E~- a remittance Of 25 cents. eneloaed
In a letter, addressed to DIR. Kinkelin. phlls.
deiphia, will ensure book, under enyelope.
per return of mail. ~
Dr. X, Is years resident Physician.
N. w. corner of Sd and Union Street. he.
tween Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia. NAV
be consulted conidentially,
lie who places himself under The care NJ
Dr. X. may religiously connde 4 kIe honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely ppon
his skill M a physician.
Persons at distance may address Dy
by letter (prepaid) and be cured At home.
Packages Of medicines, directions &r fo,.
warded. BY sending remittance, and pntup
secure from damage or curiosity. -r
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~ When one sees family Of chill,
dren going to school, in clean and we'll
mended clothing, it tells great deal in
favor Of their mother; one might vouch
that those children learn some valuable
lessons at home, whatever they may be
taught at school.
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If . shilling's worth of beef come to nine
pence, what will a peck of apples come to !
Answsr: Eight pie pans and stewing
kettle.
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When You see man on the downward,
give him kick. It shows that you arc
disposed to assist neighbor in distress.
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When man looks little pail, thoughts
OF kicking the bucket naturally suggest
themselves.
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One thousand tons Of tobacco are annually
squirted over the face Of creation, and twen-
ty tons Of ivory are worn out chewing the
weed every seven years.
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@ Circumstances alt<l oases," as the
topper said, on blundering into ; printing
Office the other day.
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"My fail is ended" as tho tadpole said
when he turned into bull frog.
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MEDICINES& &PRRIODICALS.
.LIVER COMPLAINT

Ii YER COMPLAIN
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS,
DISEASES ARR
SING FROM A DIsoR-
DEREp LIVER OR STo-
MACH, SUCH AS CoNsTIPA-
rIoN, INWARD PHgs, FuLLNEss.
OR BLOOD TO THE HEAD, AcDITY OF
THE STOMACH, NAUSEA, HEARTBURN,
DIsGUsT FOR FooD, FULLNEss, OR WEIGHT
IN THE STOMACH, SOUR ERUCTATIoNs, SINKING
OR FLuTTERING AT THE PIT OF THE STo-
MACH, SWIMMING OF THE HEAD, HURRIED,
AND DIFFICULT BREATHING, FLUTTER-
ING AT THE HEART, CHOKING OR SUI
FocATIEG SENSATIONS WHEN IN A
LYING POSTURE, pIMNEss'oF
VISION, DOTS OR WEBS
BEFORE THE
SIGHT,
FEvERs AND DULL PAIN IN THE EAp,pEFIcIEN-
cY OR PRESENTATION, YELLOwHEss OF THE
SKIN AND EYEs,PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK, CHEST,
LIMBS, &c, SUDDEN FLUsHEs OF HEAT, BURN
ING IN THE FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGININGs OF
EVIL AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, can
be effecutally cr:eI -
UR. HOLLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN
RJTTERS
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTELS Crutchfeld,
Spousyvania; DIR Gante and lady, Albemarle;
J NJ Myers, Ribhmoud; Rev ) w Watkins,
Prince Edwards L f Carpenter New York;
J A Semple, u 5 N; G A Grice, Portsmouth;
) NJ Shuster. J Nimmo, Norfolk; Lieut. james
Palmer, U N; W Carter, Caroline; F K Mel
son, Albemalie; q Watkins, r II Micher,
Chesterfield; b Smith, T. Smith, Va; Chas
Jones, Chesterfield; A Mosely, Bucking ham;
W Potts, ) Turner, Greensvi.le; lsaac Og-
den, New York l. Tazwell, Clarksylle; ] .
Powlis. New York; + Brooks, Pennsy vania;
+ Hooper, Newbern; Thos Wood, Allie
marie Y Brown, Chockley,J A Wright,
III Winston, Buckingham; NJ johnson,
Goochland; Col II Forbes, W W Forbes, J
/. Morgan, Buckingham; r McChesneo, Roam
oke; w w BOYD, Buchanan; ID MuIrell,
Lvnchburg; Ro5errs, Richmond; Judge X
Taiiaterro, Franklin; Judge VIM Leigh,
Halifax Edmund Ruffin, Hanover 4 Bland,
Prince George; Il G Carr, Richmond; w Over
ton, Hanover.
CITY HOTEL.-S b Starke, Hanover;
+ Goblet, North Carolina; J j Williams
Portsmouth; r + Hundley, Hanover; Ii "
Mann, Virginia; ThOs Buchaunon, Louisa: "
b Davidson, Petersburg; J Lacey, "
jackson, Dinwiddie; j G BURY, Peter burg;
B + jacques, Culpepper; b Z Portuman,
Hanover Young, 5 ) Turner, w Omega,
y n.
Il Shuts. New York; J II Cox, Chester
hriji Gen \ Il Boykin, Smithlield COUNTY: C
Chalmers, 30; /. L Gatewood, Hanover;
!. Howscr, k'rs 81 Queen; A Lipscomh,
King VIM.
COLUMBIAN EC'. i.L-Dr 4 B IIobs9n. Pow
ha'ai = larry 0ar!ottr; II G'eIa Prince
hdWar6; J 4 st E's Luncn5urC; w II F3sIks:
~ aro""; / kC6"ax, Lunenburs; CA Cru1np
ch'noEd; Il ~ Ter II, Prince Edward; p ii
Il: &C.. H. ehss, Powhatap; A A Cheatham
Ni!I'e4'ehar. J 7 "Iasans, LOUISE: r J McKie.
b smith, Jones and II Hackc:t 90; NJ Cabel
Nelson; d Tib5s, Va; a G jennings, dc; E Val!
ennne, GeccAIanaT G England, Csrtersvil!e; "
NJ Ga;y, Fling VIM; T Martin, Martin and w
Martin, de- Barksdae, Farrnville; J C Hoocer,
Arkansas; Master Hope. aud Mas Hoouer
&C. MlcheuE; Mayior aGd q lay lor, do; J w
Ctuty Va; w II Crowder, d, II Mount y Y DR. ]
Mayo, P0whatan
AMERICAN HOTEL-L w Garter. Va: w T
Thompson, {; Armistead, Surry; McCiuug,
Madison; X 5 Thomas, Payne, Ii Carver, do;
b boswell, Fei d Ferguson, do; " Il Davis,
rat; reynolds Phils; F D Barston, n c: ]. G
hch.id3 Au9u3tti K Shaier, Mouongahaia; NJ I
DtniAs VI; Briscce and LADY, Ala, Miss Soep.
Ger, do; 6 w J,hnscn, Columbia: A McDongId,
Lynchours; Gel ii Bcndu-as Buckingham; VIM
iFey, hu2enburg; tarks, Pctersbure: w W
berry, Bait; ; otoddard. Y; II Raternan K Rate
man r Bateman and seiv: N Y; " c Andrews.
\ .ttot'a' + w Raymond, Petersburg: G tjork;ns
Nj II + Morris, II c; Campbell, i; & Gill,
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iiS. EE4AM'.s SEMINARY Fo3
As2 YOUNG LADIES, Bread street, be-
tween 23rd and oath, Church isilI.-Fram
ard alter the Isl II January, this institution will be
prepared for the reception Of 5oardcrs ana day 81
pills, as ali alterations and arrangements viii nave
Teen completed by taat time. The Principle has,
IL addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departments, secured the assistance Of
an efficient and experienced teacher from Washing
ION, ID Z. Studies-are the various branches Of
Engish, Philosophy, Chemistry, rotony, Astrono,
my, Mythology and rhetoric. Particular atten-
oo9 directed TO writing, composition, arithmetic
and enunciaiOn.
Terms:
Board per scholastic year of 10 months, With bed
Iuinon--hnglsh varying according TO the al
tannent OF the pupil, from. sI6t to ) IS
hiGsIc on the Piano Vocal instruction ncluded} 10
fblhung ana drawing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 20
Languages and Lectures at p rofessox 3 ices
N BIO those sufficiently interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory references will be given either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave 10 add, that the classes Of
Astronomy aai Geography are daily instructed in
the uses OF the globe in sewing problems in their
interesting Though dfhcu,. studies.
de l5-1m*
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Mcssfs Tyler i Adalr:
have been afflicted with gheumat SIT, AZ times no.
my twelfth year will be titty years u age tse ~
ofthis month: the attacks at times severe 20
to render helpless; have tried various reIa"z--
TO very little effect Last October was attacked -
my shoulders sides, back and hips; could not res
day night: could not move any part % my 3oaf
without rying with pain, IL this time also tg!st '
ny remedies. internal and external, without Trct'
any relief was at last advised 90 Try iauF.oEs
eetahe Tincture; before | had taken one huii.s
which | felt much better and rs continued iakas
felt strength coming into my back aud lambs Az t
stomach strengthened and revived every way Law
taken five bottles, and EIuch better than exp
ed TO be. intend 10 1t whenever need y.
would recommend to the afflicted, believing It W.
quahCd. .,
Yours, ELIZABETH bAGN L---
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MARINE Ne lyS.
PORT or IsICEff!oNo,

ARRIVED,
r, B6afqus Crane, Burm!sscr, New Og,ears, mdse to
schr henrico, Tu,le, New York, ndsc to D Cur.
Hchr Westover, Rogers, Boston, rad,e to D Car.
Ser Schoolboy Perry, Grunwick, N J, potato.s
iron and cara.
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VERNON ES&RlDGsr
Chaplain Ia tue L States NJ

Hampton's EeEete BE 1,ucrurc, 0y rs mild action
tie stomach, liver and r." kidneys, WI cure oSsies
sia con IN, asthma. bronchial ana JrS EarctlJis
IN the back, slGs aad bgteat, cyHsH"1"-pi, s. .."
rheumatism gour, ururae,g Hsguie p'!-s, bowel ;s.
plants, worms nervous d@hiity-N1j2a all g Stas|7S
sinstrnm iapura bl0od anu IS the greatest ie1.s -
d!Clns ever known
Call and aet pamphlets gratis, and see ceft-at4ie''
Fer sale by o. \. STRECKER, Main street, IL
nuud; q. Il. JONES y co, Petersburg, Va U ~
COOKE. Fredericksburg MORTIMER & hJ"
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
&C -
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Chronic rheumatism of Ten Yenrs'
rtandirg.

NEW ORLEANS, March ST.
Price, merchant, writes mo language can de-
scribe the suerings have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years | have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night Ny whole
system was affected. have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South And besides have used all other rem edies Of
which could hear and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution of anysman. At length tried
NloIhmore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
formed radical cure 7. PRICE"
de diff
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no General gent for Eastern Virginia
1IORTIMoKE's RHETMATIC con:

IF2 POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands, Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
Thousand cases of chronic rheumatism of the worst
form of this dreadful disease) have been cured perms-
nently during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crppes for years from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affirm
that they sound and well made so by this great re-
NEEDY which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it viii
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cha
racterw be cheeruliy submitted to the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
propretors ct their Central Office, No. Barclay st.
Aston House, New York. One bottle S. three bottles
sic PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
Sole Agentsfor Richmond.
w v. ALEXANDER L. CO.
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DklFATE PRACTICABLE PLUME &
L co. may be consulted, confdenrally, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Erupt;ons
largements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, TO give tone and viaor to certa.r
abused aud debilitated organs we'll as to renovat
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up with f;;i directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at.
tended to- Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fe Q
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JUMPERS xVAhV4I

JUMPERS WAhWED.--I wish 10 hl.u toI
y the ensrjug year, - OF 50 GOOD Coop.,rs, to
work in this city, for whom VII pay 5I50, and
for extra or tight woIhmen higher price viii ou
paid, quarterly If desired Persons hagieg such 20
hire, will eaze address ne mere, or apply al my
shop, On she Virqinia Cen'ral Rellroad, near the
9"po. or to biess-s Bradley & B,cner, 30 - Main
et!et.
20 cents per barrel will b ,.el ea'l Extra work
En.l-tlJa- A.LLLLAM Z ENLin
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Manufactured by P p DU VAL, NJ D. King William
H. Va to whom all orders should be addressed Price
90 IL cents and ! per bottle.
For sale in Richmond, Va by Purcell, Laid d Co,
wholesale agents and by Thomas Mccarthy, J Blair
Bode ker, and W IN Ladd; in Baltimore by Candy
\ Hatch; IN Portsmouth by Garlick Il Gwathmey and
BY Druggists generally. auG-3tawts
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ELIZABETH BAGWEL-


PORTSMOUTH. y, August }3, -.
Nc J F. Boush-Drar Sir: " la | an IN se"ss1
posed 80 Potent Medicines, csudor cy@pes ne .. 6.
that have great confidence in the virtues ot liar
toms Vegetable TIuctura. For several months ft'.
have used it in ny family and IN dyspsPs'a loss a.'
petite, dilHu, IS ANA EZRA. debility with enilte So
cess. 50 tar IS my experience extends, ilrit...'.
take pleasure IN recommending II to TAG z.~-r~ IS
safe and rftjCleat remedy
VERNON ESKRIDGE
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(Signed) AMBROSE AGREE.
King William, July, 1852
in tramp, bysra.ery, and spider Bites

Dr. Du Val--Dear Sir: have administered your Fa-
cranlp and dysentcry have applied it externally to
the bite of spider when theirs was enormous en-
argemcut OF the limb and intense pain--iu all with
perfect have sold a great deal of it in this
neigh0rAood, and 1T know il has given univer-
sal satisfaction All who have tested it to think
1t has equal as family medicine. Ideem it due to
say that in of the instances alluded to above va
riou5 remedies used without effect.
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fGHSU rPTION.-Sjmes Pure Cod Yer
y Oil. TIE best AMI .G2os: r-Iiab t Cod Liver
OF Jet sold. 1t has received the c"umendotio1
OF the faculty in this city and Philadelphia AT is
very highly appCov1i by I'll .ho have Used it 10.
C.saas2s oi the Chez: and Lang5
il IS prepared d.iy from soected Liyers with
great care, and Is IA free frl-l tee d.s.
~Gstiag taste Of some ether Cd Liver Ois
BhN3EYf i, BEERS are co-s;autly recs iv!n.
il fresh from Mg Shines il lac L gh:.t sa:3 NJ pr
teton. D. IL
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CEDAR TAR-Co s,ured.

u The most successful remedy in use for the
cure of incipisn. Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Coughs Sore Threat diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter Dyspepsia, dc, pre-
pared by Hrs 3. 3. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Mas. b. 3. EoRRIJ-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent henor-
rhascs Of the lungs, attended with painful cough
itriei various remedies and had the beat medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
III Saratoga street. Baltimore, Nd.
October Sd, 1852.
Gail and get Pamphlets containing certificates
Ia Beware OF Counterfeits. The genuine ard-
Gle is for sale by
PHORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
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( bRANGES.-i0 bits, for sale by

( hRANGES.-iO btls for sale by
- de - DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 CO
w ANHED. TO engage the services Of either
w Lady or gentleman for two hours each even.
ing during the week, 10 instruct and hear the rec
tatOns If three children in the various branches of
an English education, for which reasonable COM
pensation would &c given. note addfessei 10
box No 674, Post Office, with rea! name will re.
ceFe attention. de l5-3t
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iE W HALL,

Tr1tt Straa GER jhaR Faction. '-N9ge reed Ns32g1
A Lazy Testimony GjleT hiytY-ejgM yacTa
SgJTtR9!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful r-.'
cine, could perform the astonishing cures mace y
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EDUCATION.

nRAWING.-J. 8. PERKINS having return
- ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in
structon In the various branches of Drawing, ss
Landscapes, Heads Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jects or models are by the best masters, aud have
been selected WITH view to attract snd interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this or. are invited to call at his
rooms Corner Of 9Th and Franklin streets end ex
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at tie pupils residences If desired
Separate hours devoted to young Goniemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they viii be re-
ceived Oh the same terms in schools.
ocd-3u,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-17

"EVe speak us to wise aIen.n
AL ERE EYER SUCH CUREs MADE
w by any other Medicine thun Hamv.
toms Vegetable Tincture!-(ikrAr MI
CAL DISCOVERY With such testimony no str00.
ger proof be given unless il be trial Of this R0-
derful HamptoIfs Vegetable Tincture.
Let the afflicted read read.
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGASY Co, Mn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-17

OTl CE.-Having sold the Retail Branch Of
- my business to Messrs Collins & Buckley Of
Savannah, Georgia, who vii! come in possession
on tie First OF February neXtI will, from this time
eel my entire stock OF Goods Mt greatly rednc-
ed prices. Persons wishing TO purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or tne necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will fud a complete ass riment at such
prizes as wi prove highly advantageous.
The stock Of PletCd and Block TIN Ware, Cut
lery, Tea Trays Fen ie:a, Fire Irons, &c, is large
and complete,
vii! continue the Wholesale Rusiaesa, at
No 10 Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs X ut
Payne 81 Kent, and will open for the Spring Trade
large AID desirable Stock OF Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale only.
LEYiS GINTFR,
de 1871 Main street