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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

A WoRK HoUsE.-We have received q long
communication from "a female" advocating the
establishment Of a work house in Richmond, and
contrasting its advantages over the present Jail and
peer house system for numerous class of persons
who are deprAved, destitute, and constantly com.
hitting petty offences, Our rule is, not to notice
anonymous Communications; but as We are salts.
fed from the delicate chifogrsphy of the one be-
fore US, that it is the production of "a female"
friend, and as it embraces our own views, often
set forth in our columns, we violate rule to give
it this notice She thinks a work house, where all
kinds of mechanical employment could be intro
duced, would be beneficial to the morals of those
sent there, effect saving to the city. and be liber
ally patronlzed by the community who would de-
sire work done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

RGs Specie Wanted.-We will pay the
Sa highest premium for silver coin. Guar.
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 C w PURCELL CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

A CARD.-The subscriber has made
~ an arrangement with Mr.. F. NJ Robert.
son Merchant Tailor. in the cutting department of
his business, and would respectfully ask his friends
and customers to give him call.
no Its ES HcELROY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

DIR. X. KIDDER TAYLOR has
D\A removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner of 9Th and Main sts, opposite
Rogers StIne Yard. no5-2md*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

NOTICE.-The stock of Confectionery, Fruits,
~ &c, of the late Joseph Bonsvita decd, will be
sold for cash, at cost at his late stand No 76 Main
street, until further notice. good opportunity is
here offered for dealers in this line 10 purchase
no 49, IL: SIMON BONAVITA Ext
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

PUBLIC LxcrulEs lin the course Of few
weeks the winter course Of lectures ct the Athe-
neum will commence. In regard to the character
of these proposed addresses We have simply TO sug
gest three important features-simplicity, clear
ness and brevity The majority of lecture goers
epractcal hard working, every day business men
Alter the hours of sunlight have been sssduousy
devoted to mechanical and commercial employ.
ments. the mind, Influenced by the body, exhibits
and experiences that fatigue which IL the necessary
result of protracted employment. Short, pointed
and Perspicuous addresses will then have their
appropriate sway over the judgment, and practical
operation upon the motives of action and deeds in
life. Aprosy and verbose lecturer will either thin
or browse an assembly and develop the nudeness
of his intellect or the asinene and mu shroom ten
denotes of his ideas The popular effect of such
lectures will be to repel attendance and estrange
entirely the literary affections of the masses. Du-
ring last winter, the lectures given by this nstts.
ton we're of the most practical and instructive
character, and their annual report published yes.
terday, portrays clearly the we'll sustained repute
in which they were held by The people. In some
of the larger Northern cities series of popular lee
lures were delivered for dime admission, and the
press Of that section states they fully patron
lied. rule that might work well in New York or
Philadelphia perhaps would not apply to this place
with equal force and because the audiences here
would necessarily be smaller, and could not, at an
admission fee OF 10 cents, command the services
of eminent and professional lecturers.
We learn, from the librarian of the Atheneum,
that there is an Increased and nightly augm entng
attendance of the young men of our city upon the
free library of the Institution and the inference
Is but natural that they WILL during the ensuing
lecture season, encourage courses of instructive
and appropriate lectures with their support. At
any rate, We think we know sufficiently of the
popular mind to predicate that such addresses,
alone, will conduce to the literary prospe ty and
popularity of the A.heusum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR The
~ NEW YEARS PRESENTS at S.
MOUNTAIN e. cos Jewelry and Fancy
Stere.-The subscribers respectfully announce to
sediment of Watches, Jeweiry and Fancy
Articles. which they will sell very low. Persons
In want OF any article in our line, would do well to
call and see before purchasing elsewhere. They
also state that in cor sequence Of having good as
sortmen OF TOOLS in their mandatory they are pre-
pared to make or repair any article of Jewelry in
first rate style and at cheaper rates than any other
store in the city.
They have also engaged first rate Matchmaker
(ately from Eutope) and will repair all kinds of
Watches at their store, in the best manner and
warranted. Don't forget the place
s. P. MOUNTAIN e. CO.,
No2l7 Main street, between 9th and 10th sis,
no l7-6t+ Richmond
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EXECUTOK'S NOTICE.-The uudersigr-
IL ed having qualified as executor of the las, viii
and testament OF his brother, Joseph Boaavita
decd, all persons who are in any manner indebted
will please call and settle, and these persons who
may have any claims against the estate will presen,
them, properly authenticated.
no I9-l2t SIMON RONkVITA Fx'r e.
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WANTED, by young white womaD, ! situs-
w uon to Go house work and attend children =
aPply NJ tnis ONCE. i9-lt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

pKUF. HALES CARD.-To THE PUsI NJ !
L | have srris ed in Richmond for the purpose Of
satisfying the public that if there 10 any blame At
tacha5le to any one in regard to TIE article wbicb
appeared in the Dispatch Of the I7th, it does NOT
rest on my shoulders A''
In the mean time, would respectfully ask of the
public to suspend their opinion until can have an
opportunity OF placing this matter in it's aue light
All papers that have published the article are no.
litely requested to give the above az insertion,
NO l9-ltT PROF F LAWRENCE HALE
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IN L HAVE two fine young Horses, Is
@years old) well broke to harness, and one
rides well, which will sell low, separate or 70.
gether az have no use for them Cali at the denot
of the K , F. & P. 4. r. Co.
no 19-3tt G. w DARRAC0TT
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See Gases Cough, INSTRUMENTATION, Dyspepsia &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECKER-panphIets gratis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

I EVILS HILL, COLLEAGUE q 5!en..
u raj Agens-Attends to Renting GU; Heuse,
Collecting Claims, &c.
Has for sale % Shares Richmond Frederick.
burg and Potomac Railroad Stock 5000 C,v =.
Richmond Scrip; $50 Central Railroad Ronds
no l9-laWdG vii SLAM
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NOTlCE.-JAMES A. SMELL, ExecuIor will
offer, at the ole stand Of Hugh. Rileiga, deed
the entire sock OF Dry Goods, at and below cos,
Many desirable Goods may be had AT rsdncsS
prices, consisting in part OF the following, viz.
Heavy sattnetts, kerseys and Blankets. for ss-
wants, " S0i
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers. Vestings, &C. far
Gentlemen, ~'' '"f
Heavy end fine Cotton Sheetngs and shirtns.
Aiso large stock Of plain and figured, blsek and
fancy colored Dress silks for Ladies: and rnan-
other desirsble Goods, usually found in the ~ ~
Goods line, suitable for the season, which will ~
sold without reserve until LIST January 1850
All persons wishing to secure coed bar,ains u;r
do well TO call soon neIo :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

NANTRD-For the ensuing year. . ....,;,-
W ~ Manager In Q Tobacco Fsctory. ~ On.
who has four years experience in the business. a
small salary required. Satisfactory reference vii,
be given. Communications addressed 70 ] n
through the post Office with name and residence
viii be promptly attended to- no ls-3r-
NOTlCk.-MiSsA ABBA o. LANES and sis.
tiers respectfully solicit the atte nfion Of he h.
dies Of Richmond to their Mantua. m aki.g.
As they have recently moved to this CITY. he,
would be happy to accommodate the ladies' Utb
their neat sewing and good fitting. Price, s,e.r
modating. They will DO found on Broad Str.s,
over u. B. Franklins shoe store mo 10 ~.
WANTED.-T~o,t tn ee, four or 1--WE acres AT
W Ground, in the town of Sidney, or vtbio 40
a mile Of the Plank r lad, and not more III an r.a
miles from the city. For such a lot on acconm",
dating terms, hoeraI price viii be paid For f,y.
Their information, enquire at this otsce.
no l9-3tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NOTES
Il taken at par; National Bank Of Washins w.
Mechanics Sank; Merchants and MecnanIs
We will take the above notes q. their tau FAE-e'
in payment for Dry Goods.
JACOB A. LEVI
1919 Cheap Stores. Is and SO dain =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-15
National House & Stage Office

THE undersigned having leased this popular
l. and well known public house, has made ar
d. rangements for the accommodation of all
lg.i. hls friends who may feel disposed to en-
courage the enterprise. Every attention
Will be given to secure the comfort of his
guests. There is an extensive stabling attached
TO the establishment, and none but careful and
attentive hostlers will be kept. He hopes the
advantage he offers will secure him share of
the travelling custom commensurate with the
extent of his provision for the public accom-
modation
The BELLEFONTE and NORTHUNBER-
LAND STAGES leave this House, the former
daily, and the latter three times a week.
&. &. HEMPHiLL,
Lewistown, May IA, l852-tf
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As "a Dyspepsia Curer,

DR. HoUGHToN's PEPSIN has produced The most
marreltouS effects, in curing of Iebihy, Ema
citation, Nervous Decline. and Drspsptin Cousum2:ior
II is impossible give the details Of The cases in The
limits of this advertisement; but authenticated ce,
Gales have been given Of more than TWO HuNDREE
REMARKABLE CURES, in Philadelphia New York
ana Boston, alone These nearly all desperate
cases, and the cures only rapid and wonder
but permanent
il Is great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful Tor tendency 10 Bilious disorder Liver CompIs
Fever and Ague, and the evil effects Quinine Mercury
ahc other Drugs upon the Digestive Organs aier tong
sickness Also, for in eailue and lheou tr,e
use of ardent spirits. tamosi reconciles Health Rlk
TH-smpsrapes.
DR.. HoUCHToN'S PEPSIN is sold by nearly al
the dealers IL hne Drugs and Popular Medicines, through
ont the United States IL is prepared in Powder anu
FLUID form-and in prescription vials for the Q.
physicians.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for the use Of physicians
may be obtained of DR.. Houghton or his Agents, de
scrh'ng the whole process of preparation and giving the
authorities upon which the claims of this remedy
are based. AS it is NOT A SECRET REMEDY, no oh.
lection can be raised against its by physicians in
spectacle standing and regular practice Price, ONE
DOLLAR per bottle
&rOBSERNE THIS!-EYery bottle of the genuine
FEt'SiN bears The written signature of J. 5. HOuGH
TON, nj. D., sole proprietor, Phiadephia, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark secured
@1sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
AGENTs.-Dr. Z. w. HALE, Lewistowni
}. Nj. EYsTER q BRo., Harrisburg. ie20
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Items of News

1t is said that the tract of land lately ceded to the United
States by the Sioux Indians is about 500 miles onp bv LAG
broad-naking $4,000 square miles, more than twice
as much as the whole Of New England The whole district
made up of the most fertile land in the world and will ere
long be among the most productive and valuable portion of
the republic.
The Railroad from Cincinnati to GAINESVILLE through Circle
ve Lancaster &C. will pass bed of camel coal in Perry
county Ohio which has been announced y Professor Mahor
and other distinguished geoogst be the extensive
the United States the depth of depose ranging from sixty
to one hundred and twenty feet.
The chloride of zinc is used in Paris for the preserva
ton OF anatomical specimens prize of 1000 francs has
been awarded to Nj. Suequet for the discovery.
The next general Convention of the Uniyersass of the
United States viii be held in Columbus Ohio in September
1858
On the 8h of November 10000 acres of land ON the San
Antona and San Pedro Rivers in Texas will be sold at pub
lie SALE
On the Both ult the wagon paint and shoe shops of the
State Prison at jackson, Michigan destroyed bv fire
The main building was saved.
The widow Of King Louis Philippe is residing permanently
the Lake Of Como where she has purchased chateau
The troops at Newport KY Barracks now under the
most rigid discipline. Full parades twice day
There l0205 1877 eggs imported into England in the
month ending the 9th August.
Rev. } P Buckley, Lutheran clergyman of Beonaiue
Ohio died few days ago
The great India Rubber between Goodyear and Day
has been decided against Day
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APPENDIX.

In preparing this address for the press may add word in
reference 70 the objection urged against Masonry that en-
dangers the political interests Of country This to my
mind IS utterly impossible There are as warm and strong
Patriots connected with Masonry as there are nconnected
with 1t and there are great differences Of political views
among AasoS as among other men; and the determination
with which they hold among them opposing political senti
me' Is great though Masonry taught them to differ with
the kndest feelings In Illustration o the difficulty in the
way Of amy such evil influence arising from Masonry NAV
Introduce passage from the memoir Of the Rev James Mil
her, D. d. late rector Of St. Georges Church New Work e1
tied by the Rev. John S. Stone, D. y.
Before entering the ministry and while yet engaged in the
practice Of law, he had been prevailed stand as can
ddae for seat in congress On the day Of his election lie
walked to the polls IN company with his friend Bradford
As they approached they gentleman busly engaged in
distributing votes among the crowd This gentleman
warm, personal irend OF Mr. Miner, brother }iee3nns0u
and one Of his clients, and yet opposed him in political
views They salucd each other kindly the following
brief co!oquy ensued. Well, Right Worshipful said the
vote distributor here working against you hard as
can tc!! you, and mutual friend Bradford | would
trust you with all my business, my property and my s
thank YOU, replied Mr.. Miner i thank YOU ,y 656te
for confidence DO your duty and let the result be what
1t may, It shall never break friendship.''i
VIM II. Miner, NJ d. in article published in the "Tem-
pie Vol L. No assures that his father the Reverend
DEATH lie writes follows During the height Of the anti
he stood firm. Whilst resided in Phaderhia he was an
nouced IN one OF the leading journals seceder from the
ranks Of Masonry. 1t created little excitement among
those who knew his character. beset on all sides with
questions its truth Immediately wrote to him and he
promptly answered that he had ren0nced in any way
or shape, did he intend to do lie nercy did, lie
'ed as he hrd hrcd c0nsiStH trueea5ted NsQn took
good care that publicity given to this denial Of so ratu-
ous Il slander.
The following anecdote will illustrate his feelings on this
suit him on the pro6rietv of Witbdravn o ta % 0rnr con-
lie stated that his congregation all anmasons and he
fearful he did lose his situation that his use
tuness would be destroyed Ny fathers first inquiry was DO
you wish to renouncc? No his answer j love Ma
Sonry too WELL Then do as do the reionder put
down your foot firmly and say, i AN A MASON, AND AM
'au1if ! Il -Io4N VI
tell them love to God, and good will to man. ]"
Memoir page S. The words in italics between brackets
these quotations. itacsed by myself the others BY the
writers quoted
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OF which have sold within the last two years
two hundred pair. Numerous certificates can
be had from those that have them in use, as the
following will show
A. FELIX
This Is to certify that we have purchased
the above mentioned bedstead from A. Felix.
and have got him to alter our old Bedsteads and
are much pleased with them, and consider them
a great Improvement and vastly superior for
convenience and cleanliness to the cord Bed
stead ana would recommend them to the
public. ]. THOMAS
JOHN A. STERRETT,
JOHN CLARK,
march IL, 1852. JERMAN JACOB"
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w. j. JACOBS, !
Z. I. Mccoy,
R0BT. II. JUNkTN, !

IocKE's MILLs Pa. July ., 1852.
Dsar BretfreHWerc to consult my feelings should
decline having the address, for which you ask, pubMnsn
You know that the result of haste your note request
ing deliver address for you reaching
hour that amid other duties had scarcely half day in
which make my preparation. As however the brethren
who heard it, think that the publication of the address viii
benefit institution, which 50 highly regard am nwi
ling to withhold it, yield it to you condition that it be
published with the accompanying notes. whereby hope its
deficiencies may be. III small measure supplied.
Yours, fraternaliy,
WM, T. BRYANT.
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A T the LEHISTOW.N CHEAP C.3INET
n W4RE-R0OM is the place for all that
want cheap furniture. Persons going to house
keeping, would do well by giving me call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere as / have now on
hand large assortment of all kinds of FUR
NlIURE, too numerous to mention Among
his stock will be found that highly recommen-
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Scientific Evidence.

BARON LlEBlG in his celebrated work On A nimal
Chemistry says: An Artificial! Digestive Fluid ana
ioe"as III the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared
from the mucous membrane nf stomach Of The Calf
IN which various articles Of food as meat ana eggs ia
be scjte"ed changed and dgssted, st t6s se man
neT aS they aooRld be IN the haman stomach -
ef Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circaar,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
similar 10 the above, together with reports of REMARK
BLE CURES. from all natls of the IniInh Slates
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CORRESPONDENCE.

LEwIsTowN, July 2Is. 1852.
Rev. WIZ. F. BRYAST:
Dear S-At late stated meeting of Lewistown Lodge,
No 0 of Free and Accepted Masons the undersigned We're
appointed committee request from you for publication
copy of the able and interesting address delivered by you at
the dedication Of their New Hall at Lewown July 5h inst
Hoping that you will meet the wishes Of the Lodge in this
respect very respectfully and fraternay subscribe
selves, Yours, &c,
W j. JACOBS,
7. f. Mccoy Committee.
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ADDRESS

4t ihe Dedication Of The Nc,v Masonic Hail. in Letos-
toaoa, Pennsylvania By
REV. VIM. e. BRYANT.
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Harrisburg Book Bindery,
IL. IT,. KaUTTER A. 90

esnccessoTs TO w o. Hickoek, Hickoek & Car,;,a
Hickock & Barrett) ""a
f'ooh binders, Stationers, and Blank Root
manufacturers, Harrisburg. Pa.
dE subscribers respectfully inform their f,ien,.,
the pubiic, that they now Carving m H. % ''
business at The OLD STAND occupied bv II+.t1o o's
barrett Ihey Halter themselves that bv ca,,r,i -, -
Ton TO business they will merit and receive 60
ahee OF the patronage literally enjoyed ay a.,
firms. ~ .! 'Ae Old
Particular attention will be paid to the Rol,a -,
Binding of every description of BLANK B00Ks
banks, county Offices, merchants and private jndvjd
ara every variety of full aud half bound BLAME Rec
OLD Books, PERIODICALS, Law Books. Music Nrura
PAPERS, &C. bound in any pattern, and in ans svls -
qured. 'e
In addition 10 the above, they have, and will at an
times keep Geasrdl Assortment nf Stationor, cor
sisng Of
letter Faper' hni'esp slaes & Pencils
Cap Quilts Lead Psrcf
Drawing Ink Stands, Letter Stamps
transfer Motto Waters, India Rubber
Copying . Black Ink, WATERS
biotiIng Sealing Wax, Red Tape,
Steel Pens, Blue Ink, Blank Carsg
Garmiae Ink, Copying Ink, Folders
Arnoid's Writing Fluid Erasers &c
a+ PAPER RULED TO PATTERN and all ,r,rk
and done very cheapIy
F. l.. HUTTER & co.
% II. J. WALTERS, Lewistown. Is authorised to sc,
az Agent, and will receive aud forward work intend
ed for us. ,,a,-
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Eaafs and Caps,

to suit every taste and please every fancy, com
prising Russia, Beaver, Moleskin, Fur and Silk,
OF every variety, wholesale and retail, which in
style, material and finish, cannot be surpassed
hy any in the market, and which he is able to
put at prices lower than ever.
Ladies are invited TO call and examine the
stock Of Chidren's Hats and Caps, which he
Iatters himself must elicit admiration.
Gentlemen, after securing their hats can he
accommodated afterwards with a handsome
CANE, of which he has a choice and well select
ed assortment, that will be sold low, having been
bought expressly for accommodation
Call at the old stand, a few doors east Of the
Diamond, on Market street augl3
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Fish, Salt, and Plaster,
I'OR sale by
L JOHN STERkETT & CO.,
june 2T-f At the LeWistown Mills
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1850
1852.
r. q. ks a ID SEEIEl

Respectfully announces to his old patrons and
- the public generally, that ne is in the
V receipt of the latest styles Of Gentle
- mems Hats, and is manufacturing
sS2Sss them out Of the best material, at pri-
ces that can't be heat He has con
stantly on hand large and varied as
of Mems Bows and Y0uth's