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pUKE MADICINAL C0DT,yEDo =;

Banks of Newfoundland, lsree ST, from the
aooSe article Being fresh and pure i s Gi vine thS
Soahdence believed to possess in ye2v p,,e,,ai IN
o@gpse, those medicinal properties upon whsb ifs
sn"yS snd powers alone depend 1t was procured
the most respectable houses Ia Newfony,SanS Snu u
from the MYERS OF Cod F'h taken so late a. Anana,
last. Oil obtained during this month is Of nannh
gber snoa c value than hs. at
Inc then condition o: the feeding gronnfs of 49, =.
valuable Fish. For sale by the gallon or bottle. bV
de IL =. HhA1,
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NIEW AND ExCELLENT NOYELs-

NEW AND EXCELLENT NOVELS
" The Ocean Born, tale Of the Southern Seas,
by Stuart Adsr Goodman author Of the Opium
Smugger, dc &c, splendidy ilustrated-2
My Novel, or Varieties in English Life, by Sir E
Bulwer Lytton, author of The Caxtons, Pelham,
Harold Gc-37c
Zingra, the Gipsey, by A NJ Millard-50o
Lord Sexondaie or life among the London Aris.
tocracy, by G w Reynold, author of Court of
London Kenneth, &c-5Dc
Wal5e Warren, tale of circunstantial evidence,
by Emerson Bennett, author of Viola, Prairie Flow
er, Leni Levitt, &c, complete in one vol-25c
Life AID Adventures OF David Crockett written
by himself, splenddy ilustrate1-50c
Captain Kyd, or the Wizard of the Sea, by Il.
Ingraham, author of Laiie Southwest &c-50c
Pictures from ST Petersburg, by Edward Jerr-
mann, translated from the original German, by
Frederick Hardman-cloth 400
katnsy cruise in the China Seas by w Hast
ngs Macauley-75c
The Lite and ADV entures Of Punchnelo-75c
For sale by g. NJ. WEST & BRO,
de II No and Exchange Hotel.
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OF DRY GOODS AT ERRaT-

STOCk OF DRY GOODS AT CRRAT.
- LII REDUCED PRICES.-From and after this
date, We offering our LARGE arr cboo, go,
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices IN order to reduce the same sufficiently, nri
or to taking Inventory, by lst of January next. A
IN ssarca Tor really cheap and handsome goods
assortmentin Dress Goots of all kinds: beautiful
Mousnes at one shilling. Also, another lot Of
those superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen
N9edle work. of all descriptions, very cheap
everything needfu and desirable in the Drv Goods
line, can be had at our store little cheaper than
Ribbons, FIorences Marcalise, Satins, Bonnet
ana Manila Veyets We will sell at cost to all who
VIII call. }. MILLHISER g. BROTHER
Ho - 1913 Broad street.
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NEW ROCKS, JUST RRCR1vFn nv

Select British Eioonennoi broad street
SCpeeches entire OF the most eminent 4rat ..'o
% H'SM ohtan: Tor the last two cen,nr;ss 80, y,
rirh-3 so ~ Nnauncy Good.
Tmes-5Oc o'' ifom the London
Hnnnooy ny Gen,eel Story, by Tbackarav-5oo
so cents Esq' ~ Ihackaray-
4 Rni.s LIE 81 vieissitudes, BY G P r James-a5.
lerd Clarke - aoie' by l. Gay
History OF Romu!us by Jacob Abbo,t-eo
az, ,|see variety OF New Juvenile Books
oo Al ne" Books received as soon as pubj;sbed
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IL UFFIN ON MANURRs

csrsoD DoI.rh has just published an Essay on csi
Farmer o 'sile1 Hrsis Sy {ram aamend hu practical
Tutor OF the Farmers Register Member and so1a
fa,yne ol me Former State Board of Aericulture.
Sar. Snetiy Agricultural Surveyor of the Sss,e e
ea Sts,e caro!ina, and President of the Virriu. IN
and enIsr1sd seGura, b,s Society fifth edition aended
on IN me waite paper, bound in strong lbrar
,o mes ne southern Planter says: "Ws commend il
60 every farmer in the State. To the tide ws,er
@ II Is necessary of Agricultu1 al Life"
nea,ir h Vi ine FARMERS Register in 10 volumes
nca.Ly oouno, Is tor sale at l2l Main strnet 40 Ie
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DARTrCULAR NOTICE. begin on Mon
dsv 10 take M semi annual inventory, ano 10 Of
fer for sale all Winter Goods at COST ior CASH. 'H7
slcck is very large in
Heavy Woollens, Dress Goo
Cassiueres, Cloths, B anketi
Vestirrs, Printed shswls, A'pacas
Cas.inetfs, Cords and Fushaas
Prints Top Coatings
Tw.s ds, &c Kentucky Jeans
de i1-dti ia y. Il -0 -------
TTIaPEIi., TAPERs.-A superior a.ucie'
for ssIa Iowb w ID FADE, Chemist,
de ID Main st Lea. Old Market
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MI EW BOOkS.-Welde-W Warren tale of cir
IL cumstantial e"idence, by Emerson Bennet-25c
Zingra, the Gipsy, by Annette Marie Maillard-50
Minnie Grey, or Who is the Heira by the author
OF Amy Lawrence-50c
Home Scenes and Heart Studies, by Grace Agu..
ar-5Gc
Ny Novel, or Varieties in English Life, by Sir E
Bulver Lyston, part lst-371ac
Lord Saxordae, or Life among the London Aris-
toGracy, by q w NJ Reynolds, part lst-50c
Uncle Toms Cabin, : vols, muslin-l 80
Aant Peil!is Cabin, Southern Life as 1t is
reply to Uncle Tom, vol, musliE-75c
For sale BY JAS. B GLIB,
de II SO, opposite the City Hotel
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
HERE lisa uANCk FOR BA K

GAINS Al THE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
TORE. + 1872, Main Street Richmond, Va-We
I've jus. received, in addition to already large
-t-- I ii Ready Made Clothing, a superior lot Of
.r,- Goats, OF various Styles. Also Dress Sacks
-,cE and Dress Coats of every color, style and
.a...y Plain Black and fancy Cashmere Pants
..s., Vests in endess variety and of every style
,...:J aa3 material. A large and very select stock
- lieaIlrnen's Furnishing Goods Every article
.-.:zy a - complete tina Gent-emans Wardrobe
.. Umbrellas, Carpet Bags &, &c. al Of which
'gt.i sal at cost until the lst of January, as We
- c!ouse cat the entire Stock by that time
- waU call early will get the best bargains.
DECOU i CO.,
- Am 1872 Main Street.
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,,,oot EEW CLOTHING BY Steamships of this
"ee1 we nave received large additions to our s.oc
!. Gi ffeady made Clothing, which, as the season
Lou, ~ "a! auvanced we are disposed to sell a, verv
Nv NJ" ,g g5'ces lor cash The stock now on hand at
lO2 rerer was better, al the subscribers never
more more anxious to make sales Now is tae 1irna for
bargains good tts, and vel made Clothing.
cos various qualities, colors, and prices Of Over
6oatS' business Frocks, Dress and Frock Goats
rants, Vests. Also, Under Shirts ard Draxers'
ra saGcy Goods and Boys Clothing Call at No lO2
KEEN, CHlLES g. BALDWIN.
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q. ELLINtE OFF AT CUsT.-At No ~

= ELLINtE OFF AT GUSTAV No I76,
- Corner Of Broad and 9th street. We have still
.rsa stock Of simple and Fancy Dry Goods on
~ which ~ are Offering at Cost Prices. The
.-as- ~ u. nj making il car Business, and u
b.. ..~ : orc we now occupy reHtted, compels
:, G. 80 by the rifst Of next month. Persons in
.4..t.I D:y 1ois Wi! find 1t to their advantage
-- - q cal. as Offering great induce
-.,: oar stock Of Cloths, Casmercs, Festings
.,r-.s H.rpstnss, AaYacas, Muslin de LANES,
..- .. a.: n.o"n Do,nastics is large and well
t.- ,}'lsl full st * Of white Govjs and
4,.lces generally kept by US, at prices which
/ --t.-. please.
=. .J-t-m J&M ROSEEBAUM
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T. DAILY DISPATCH

las a. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
HIGH Z. PL LbASANTS Editor.
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CIIfCIxERING'@ REAT-

-, CIECkERING'S BEAU.
!. -. - TIE IL PIANO FORTES.-Recent-
: d 7 Tly received, fcur elegant instru.
unents iron the distinguished Piano
.aa-, "CaickerIacr' with 8, So and ! octaves,
--..., -ulslei IN rosewood anj black walnut
.aw supplies from tn established manufac-
Alaln, St2lart & Co, and John B. Dun
.- -. lygR-a.l Of which have their usual fine
-. -.-. ,.a-a-ce OF finish.
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
81 prices allowed for old Pianos in ex-
.-..- DEF
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'"oH, ociots the Gooo5 are picked over. NV as
aad ' st present Is very good having been pu
cn4'eo tnls ALL WIN SWORDS
de l6 225 Broad Street, Shockoe Hin.
IsT OF THE LATEsT PUBLICA.
- IlONS, MAGAZINES, and NEWSPAPERS.
nt ~. s.e "hoiesae and retai! at the Cheap Book
store OF LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Cpposite American Hotel
Inc Writings OF the Milford Bard in Prose and
Poetry, with portrait, handsomely bound in mus.
Hn-price So 50
Lord Saxondae, or Life among the London
Arlstocracy, by w Reyno1s-5Cc
Ladies' National Magazine for January I353.
containing nine beautiful engravings and 100 pa es
OF readlns-su6scription price, 50 year; single
copies, lSc
Home Scenes and Heart sudes-5Oc
My Novel, by Bu!wer, SIZE
Wade Warren, or Crcumstantial E7dence, by
Emerson Bennett-50c
Ine Ocean SOrn, by s GOodman-25c
Zingra, the Gpsy-50c
The Adventures of an Aide-DeCamp-50c
Captain Kyd, or the Wizard of the Sea-50c
Minnie Grey, or who is the Heir-30c
Henry Esmond, By Thackeray-50c
Life and Adventures OF Davy Crockett-50c
Yankee Jack, or the Perils OF Privateersman,
By Harry Rszel-25c
The Biyouec, or the Rival Suitors, by Maxwell
soc
Stories Of Waterloo, By MaxweI-25c
Rutha on Manures, l vol-S2
Basil, Story Of Modern Life-50c
The Successful Merchant, by Wm Arthur-5Oc
New York Weekly Herald, Police Gazette, Lie
IN Boston, Boston Pilot, Home journal, Banner,
Gleason's Pictorial, New York Picayune, Pick,
sale wholesale and retail. Ii you want anything
in the Newspaper, Magazine, or cheap Book line,
come to SMITHS Store, opposite the American
and you will be suited. de l3-2t
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fA..|LN Il O u III - .-CdkISTIAN q La
{ -.--,Jr would call the attention Of purchasers
Is. -.lez Of
l-. v..vat and Brussels tapestry Carpets
..- ply. , thread a-J ingram do
I4lc4 do
la-5s are from the most celebrated Eng
~ :~:ae;0ries of direct importation, and can
H., --., assed either in quality or price
e. --..-.n priced all W col, hemp and cotton chair
--z. F-Ey rich mugs, printed DruEset. &C. &c,
. J. L. s-reE..
-s-j CHRISTIAN f IATEpCp
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.TCa~T, Wish ug - rC0UcC our stock before
/ -. ..:...a4rv. We earnestly call attention to
...- r-gCsEe Dress silks
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n. B.-Negro Suits. AZ "a

l AMPOkTANT NOTICE.-The eno.cr71o-
L paving determined to discontinue the Dry Goods
business, offers his entire Stock ut and below
COST Tor Cash. Country Merchants, Farmers
ai ahu o.n9rs IN want OF Dry Goods and Fancy Arti
secure Bargains, as l am determined to sell at the
Counterln preference to selling at Auction. Cali
soon, oefors the Goods are picked over. Mya.
chased this Fall WIN SVop DS PN'
If 0o5 D.a.l s..
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Rev. Vernon E.kridze, Q. .. ".

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August l3 1851.
Mr. ] z Boush-Dear Sir: While | am in general op-
posed to P.tent Medicines, candor conpels state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture. For several months past
have used in my family, and in dyspepsia loss tap
petite dizziness and general debility with entire sue
So far my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending il 70 the afflicted as
safe and efficient remedy.
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WARREN & PERKINS
IN l4l Eagle square.
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y9xCRInERs WANTED TO THE

yR4TRIRERS WANTED TO THE
TENPI +; d monthly magazine devoted to Ma
,.r, i.ltaratare. ard Science. Edited by b. Pafke
= L B!uu.eulhal, Pennsylvania.
..isIs masonic and literary periodical devoted
Inc 81 flia alton Of useu! masonic doc!Iihe ana
- Interesting literary matter; calculated to en-
re the mlGd, crafty the taste, and improve the
s-t-.L due, t. make such magazine as shall be
yy..c5tne visitor aud Interesting companion IN
families Of all the brethren Of the mystic tie,
vel as many who have never yet entered the
5e subscGi 2tion to the work is at such rate as
see it within the reach OF all TERMs-al"ays
able in advance, 81 50 per nnnun. Four copies
ITO oae address tor s.. Ten copies to one ad-
50 for slU. These IN the city Wishing 70 cup
-. can DO 30 for - 80 free # postage payable
ivaEoe, by nd.ps in their names 10
JAMES b GLIB.
49, Opposite tho City Hotel, Main st,
LA.L4 A lar.t ier the State Of Virginia
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..s ..sHu Forte establishment Of
~
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

FNHAr at sale Of lands and Town hta ief The
l. non.nayment of taxes due thereon, heln a
the Court House door IN the town Of Nashlng-
ton. in the county et llemHsload, IN Tue a|W
OF Arkansas, pursuant 10 laNial notice given py
the Sheriff and Tax Collector Of the SAID county
of Hampstead, and IN conformity with the laws
Of said State, on the lfsi Monday Of November,
A. d., is50 being the sixth day OF said month
Ezekiel Nance, purchased OF John b, santeiur,
then Sheriff and Collector Of sand county of
Hempsteaa. the following described parcel OF
land OF Town lot, situate in the town OF wash.
inston, in said county OF Hempsiead, which said
lot or marcel OF land was listed, assessed and sold
AS The popertv oi $. b. Davis, aud described
as Lat number two l.l IN Block number thfee ~
according 10 the plat Ct said town now ol record
in the office oi the CLERK Of said county ol Hemp.
s,sad Tor which said Lnt the said Nauee paid
the Sheriff or Tax Collector the sum ol one dol.
lar and iof,y.eish, cents heing the alnonnt OF
tax. penalty and casts due thereon lfnm tue yeal
ISIS to 1850 inclusive, and took ifom the sald
Sheriff and Collector certificate ol purchase lof
the same, which eeriihgaie he nov holds, aud
upon winch he Is entitled 10 4 deed, tom the
sheriff of Hampstead county, Now therefore,
noliee is hereby given to all persons whn may
he concerned, or who eau SCI up any right, title
or claim to the above described lot or parcel OF
land 20 purchased as aforesaid. In consequence Of
any iniounali,y irrrgllanty az illegalliy con.
neetel with such sale, or iof any eanse OF detect
whatever, iha, in conformity with the act ui the
Legislature Of the State Of Afkausas IN relation
to Tax titles the undersigned WIKI apply al
the Circuit Court Of Hampstead county, at i
Court to he holden at the Court House el said
county, in the iown OF Washington, on the
seventh Monday after tue fourth Monday oi Sep.
iemler, A. D., isia, iaf confirmation o tile IA
AMI 10 ,aid lot OF parcel oi Land, 70 purchased as
aforesaid, and all persons Interested age hereby
notified To appear at said time and place, aud
show eausa II anY they can, why the title 10 'aid
lot 20 sold as aforesaid, should no, be confirmed
according to law -Z#-...zz..
EZEKIEL NANCE,
WashiuFton Nar,h i lSfa fi.d
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
THE CROP OF AcoRNs.
pY LynlA II, sIdauaSrY.

There came .aan in DAYS Of ald,
To hire piece Of land inf gold,
Aud urged his suit IN accent, meek,
"0ae crop aloar is all seek;
Thai harvest Der, my claim yield,
And to It's lord resign the held.H
The owner some misgiYings felt
Aud eoldly with the stranger dealt,
But found his last objection fail,
And honeyed elaquenee prevail,
so took The proileTed price in hand,
And for egt crop leased oei The land,
The willy tenant sneered with pride,
Aud sowed the spot with acofns wide
At tirsi like tiny shoots they grew,
Then broad and wide their branches threw.
But long beiore those oaks sublime,
Aspiring, reached their lhresi prime,
The cheated landlord mauldefihs lay,
Forgotten, with his kindiel clay.
% We. Whose wears unfolding fair
Are lfnsh with youth, and lfee from care,
Should vice or Incidence desire
The ganieu Of yoaT souls to hire,
No parley hold-feleei the suit
Nor let one seed the soil pllute,
My. child, their ffst approach beware;
With hrmness break the litidious sllafc,
Lest, a. the acorns grew and thfote
Into a suuseXcluding gfoee,
Thy sins. dark efshalowins tree,
Shut ont the light Of heaven iInm thee.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

fINHAr At a sale Of Lands inf the nom payment
l. ai taxes due thereon, held Al the Gouri
House door in the town Of Washington in the
county OF Hampstead, n the State Of Afkansas,
pursuant IA lawful notice given by the Sheriff Of
said county Of ilempsirad, and IN conformity
with the laws OF said State, On the fir. Monday
Of November 4. D.. 1875, lz.ing the sixth lai
of aid month; William II Filter purchased Of
the lhcn Sheriff of ail county ol llsmfsiead.
the iollowing described lrael Or narael al had
situate IN the sad rouuiY Of ll-mpsiead, which
said tract Of lard was listed. assessed, anl .old
as the praneriY af T. chappell, and described a.
the South Wes, quarter Of the South fa.i quar,ef
Of Section Twelve li2l IN Township twelve Il u
South, n ksagr IWrnis-siN 90 VT. aauialn-
Ing h,rty sefcs. laf which tie aid Filler Iail tie
saa shcfid and Tax Eail-etef. iilH sim ai two
dollars and tv. esni.-Iain= the agssaaHi ai i;sa5s
penalty. ard COSTS due ihsr,on lar the yrafs A. p.
ISL anl ISiS,-ahd ifsak iialn AID >heH8 an
COLLECTOR aeonilcaic ii purchase iaf the samo-=
that afterwards. on the 9TH day of Noyem'cf
A. D. ISIS the said Ei;er, Iaf value feauivrl
assigned the aid ctrahsa'n ai purchase in iGe
unlsrsigsfa, w whom II Is INV held, sai VIA
d entitled In a deed iaf fhr same fan be shenIl
nf llempsieal eaau'y. Now IL rfale. aaIirs IS
hereby given, 10 all Isarons wiio mal - ruH.
erfueA, OF who can se' up aHy night. iiia, az
claim. % the alase desefilsl tract OF rafsf oi
land. - purchased Aforesaid. IN consequence nl
any in'imal'Y iIfrsa'afi'Y. ar ilesaliiy COZ.
H-siel with such slln, of i1f an, eaasr of leirai
whatever that in ennIauHi,Y with iaa aei ri thH
General assembly oi ths state of Arkan#ts, 10
relation % Tax titles the undersigned wall ~.
ply in ihe Cireaal Court OF Hampstead r1uuiN
/ AZ Court ia le holden a' the Cum; Home o
sah county, in the town oi Washington, on ih,
| seventh Monday slcf ihr lnurh Monday Of Sep
/ iemler. A. D.. lSi2. iaf continuation ni title i
/ aId 10 said tac' W paf-el ui lnud so purchase,
as Aforesaid. and all persons interested arr hrr.bi
uolilci in appear a. said time aui p.atr aa
show cagc. II any they ram why ilr ililr q
aid ani ~ .ild o., Aforesaid, should not he con
/ hnns-l according 20 law.
EZEKIEL NANCE
1 Washington March r.. is5g. llB
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

fArNnR's eRErpy-We believe in small
farms aud thorough cultivation.
We believe that the soil loves TO eat. as
well as is owner, anu ought therefore to be
mannred.
We believe in large crops which leave
the land better than they found ii-mak.
ing both the farm and the farmer rich at
onee.
We believe in going 10 the bottom Of
things, and, Therefore. in deep pl1nghing. and
enough Of it, All the better ii with a sui
soil plough.
We believe that every farm should own a
good farmer.
We believe that the bed fertilizer Of any
soil. is spirit Of industry. enterprise, aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this, lime aud gypsum.
bones aud green manure, mari and guano.
will be OF little use
We believe in good fences, good barns.
good farm hon 'cs. and stock. god or.
eharls, aud Children enough to gather the
fruit.
We believe in a clean kitchen, a noa,
wife in ii. a spinning piano, clean cup
board, a clean dairy, aud clean con.
science.
We firmly disbcleye in farmers ihai will
not impruse-in farms that grow poorer cy.
cry ,ear--in starving ea;ile--in farmer. loys
turning into clerks aud mefrllanis--in farm.
or's daughters unwilling to work, and all
farmer, a,ham. i Of their lucaliun. Of who
drink whisky until honest people are ashnm.
cd of them.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
LIVERY STABLE.

'Nhr mdefsin'i having lcasel the stable lof.
l. msrIy occupied BY Z u Morgan. fr Ieeiii,l-
ly ininm iheI friends, ani ths pu,lie. il,a. they
are nnw piepafei Ia take gsli eaH5 oi hur,cs
committed a Their charge.
ihaY VII Keep hurses by ihe la. we#k. of
year. ai the uslia puess. aud vii tsziuW upla
thrfu dur raH ani attention.
he5 WI a'yl# ar tie accommodation 81 ;'is
pui.is Geen iea gsta sadl.s nnfssHs uf hfg
liOi5ss Dlught ani sid
SAMUEL PARKER.
WILLIAM 1 H1I.I
Washington Jan n ls5l
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

l WIRE Il TRounLE.-" Pray. tell
me. my dear. what is the cause Vi thosa
teafs."
"Oh such a Disgrace
Why, what disgracc,"
"why, | have opened one Of Your let.
tiers, suPposing il addressed to myself
Ceriainly, ii looked more like Mrs. than
Mr."
l. that al! What hnun !. there
in a wifes opening her husbands let.
tcrs
u" No harm in Itself. But the contents
such disgrace "
Any thing disrcspcciful to INV wife,"
"0h. no. II ]. cDuchcd in the mosi rc.
spociiul and ellastc language But the con.
tents
Here the wife buried her face IN her
handkerchief and commenced sobhing aloud.
when the husband eagerly caught up the
letter aud commenced rading The cpisilc
that Ind been the means Of nearly breaking
his wife's hoar. Il was a bin from the
printer FOR nine years subscription"
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

A DEFAHER REwARDrD.-undor this
head the Boston Courier has the following
Mr.. Thomas Russell, who had been nomi.
mated by Boutwell, to seat On the Police
Court Bench Of this city, made his iiri po.
ltical appearance during the examination
Of the slave Sins He afterwards address.
ed anii.slayery meetings in various parts Of
the State, using his efforts to defame the
Constitution and its supporters, and he ha,
on more than one occasion pronounced the
Fugitive Slave Law unconstitutional. For
this service this young aboliiiouist is now
10 DO rewarded BY our democratic Governor
with a Judicial Office. "
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

Rf recent Act Vi Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted to officers and Volunteers in the
military service Of the United States in the war
of lsl2 OF any OF the Indian wars SINCE l1gn,
also 70 commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico ln ease OF the decrease OF the officer or
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as reneml Land Agent,
wlll attend promptly 10 procuring Bounty Land
Warrants lof those entitled io them and lotatins
II desired, having a general knowledge u the
land, N the Red RIVER Land Dishet he will be
able 10 make choice saiectiam. Al letter. ol
inquiry, rasi-paid will he promptly aGswercd,
and instructions gwen ifdesilel.
DANIEL l.. WILLIAMS.
ilH3 .lFaR,
Washlngion, Ark. Nov. y. lsln. I'M
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
cA9 NET WAREHOUSE.
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V'Hr pulr=isi.l lls ruriu4..sl "a. mann.
i f'lHlr vol fam.ile u.gri. .l.r -,..f. .l.,....
who're Aol' lJgtsu'i 'n iHilt.a. al ius ,tegt..,
n"lrs, lny sn.Hi'r 10 iu, hHr. msnaa.itr,.i II
ilr l.''i ml'c.laI. sial b. u'..a4,i.. anal vpft.
m1u.iAr mmnaHL H. viii krap %. .t,urIai ,arr.
% constantly un hari o. phrh y. invite. ils
Nlnn'inu of f.rdls.ru. HiuHf drisnntp,l 10
sr.' 'ow. his 'ruus WiH iu. aHaby be o,t. Re.
winns dun' with nrai4rrs and J..Hst,t On.
dfi' BOT iaaiiufc will inset with primpl aitsn.
i0u.
Washinsian Apnl gU issp
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

SHowlNG MS ZEAL.--,lr. Lucius Is
Golden, hotel keeper in South Twelfth
street. Philadelphia, recently became q con.
vert to Temperance and to show his good
zeal in the cause, he made general crash
and smash Of his liquor utensils on the
pavement in front Of his house door Casks
of Jsmnica. apple.brandy Old rye and pie.
beian whisky dccanters, demijohn.. tumb.
lcrs and wine glasses, with every thing else
breaknblc. were reduced to ffagnentary
OF atomic condition. Such a scene Of dos.
iruction, Siys the Pennsylvania, naturally
attracted a crowd Of spectators ome Of
whom showed the deepest concern, sorrow
aud indignation, while bcholding what they
considered a wanion waste of the precious
liquids Some Of the old s1akors were seen
licking the pieces Of broken bottles with an
eageness which showed highly cultivated
taste for stimulating beverages.