Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-04
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BY REV. C. b. TAYLOR.
Good books may be compared to dear and faithful
friends always welcome and lending their influence to
cheer and freshen the pathway life To this class the
writings of the pions and gifted author of the following
my and parish library
The Records of Good Mans Life by the Rev. Chas B.
Taylor, Al PRICE ----.--..-.---------...-- IS
May You Like it. by the same. -............... rs
Is this Religion? or Page from the Book of the
World,sby the -......-................- rs
Thanktuness. narrative, comprising Messages from
the diary Of Rev Allen Temple. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Earnestnsss, Incpents in the Life of an English
Bishop being sequel to Thankfulness- rs
Lady Mary, or Not of the World. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Margaret or the Pearl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
The Angels Song, Christmas Token ......... rs
Facts in a Clergymans Life. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Mark Wilton the Merchants Clerk .............. IS
Arthur and his Mother, or the Child Of the Chureha
Also, the following, by other authors worthy
place beside the above. viz:
Scenes in Parish. by Country Parsons Daugh-
ter. to which is prefxed memoir ofthe auhoress,
Peuce in Believing exemplified in the Pastors Daugh-
ter. Ccrgymans Wife, Pious Mother and Dying
Saint, being the memoirs of Mrs. East written by
her husband, the Rev. John East M, author Of
My Saviour OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
The Lighted Valley, or the Closing Scenes in the
Life Of a Beloved Sister with preface by the Rev.
VIM Jay, author Of Morning and Evening Exerc-
With many other excellent Books, which can be seen
on the subscribers counters and shelves
NASH & WooDHoUsE.
my 10 Eagle Square.
Ian GUID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES changes in
the temp rature have very bad effect upon the blood
sud- en- change from full generous to low poor diet,
will be equally injurious to the health sudden changes
of weather live would have health must endeavor
to prevent faras in e. great extremes of all kinds.
Every excess of heat cold OF eating drinking tends
to produce mpurity of the blood thus its circulation
becomes anguld the very channes oil HE are clogged
and the first consequence is that the bowels become
We are in this condition ready receive any disease
with which we may come in contact and without any
contact with any affected with Sickness shall
have headache heartburn zsiness foul tongue loss of
appetite; all the result of the state of costiveness
When the atmosphere become impure and oppressive
to mankind trequres the tempest to agtate it, to give
it purity and life.
When the bowels are costive they require the admins
tration 81 BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which, by exciting
commoton accelerated movement in that organ,
will occasion all morbid contents to be expelled thereby
reducing purity to the blood and health to the whole
frame.
For sale by NJ BRANCH,
East Main street corner below the Old Market.
TDOTATOEs AND MACKEKEL.-loo bbls:
Il Pink-eye Potatoes in prime order, so bbs. No.
je4 H. w. TYLER
- FOR BOsTON.-The fine fast sailing schr
turday the 5h inst For balance of freight of 800 pack
LED RoBT. RANKIN.
CERVANTs FOR IIIRE.-We have two mid
~ die aged negro for hire for the balance of the
year. TOLER & COOK,
je4 General Agents.
MRS. SARAH r. CONTEE.-Madame Take
lxl notice, that shall apply the County Court of
Richmond county, the 5th day of July, 1852 for
writ Of ad quod damnum preparatory the building of
water MILL and to the erection of dam the
water course which divides my land from yours, and
that DESTROYS to abut the damn of the said mill
your land, at the old site where Beale's old mill for
merly located. Yours, truly, &c,
lie w4t FREDERICK SETTLE.
"ERRlNG'S SALANIANDEK sAEES.-
Il We call the attention of those who have sup
piled themselves with really fire proof Safe Thatinthe
event of accidental fire they may their books and
papers, which in some valuable than the
stock goods on hand.
The following letter received from firm in Buffalo
who had of Herrngs Safes in the late ren that city
See what they say
BUFFALO, March, 1852
To SLAs c. HERRING, Esq. N Y.
We had in store at the time of its destruction by
fire. your Salanander Safes it remained in the fire
from the time gifts until the entire build
ing consumed; and taking it from the ruins we
happy to state opening it, found books and all
its contents entirely preserved
We make this statement for the benefit of the public
Respectfully, HAYWOOD & MOVES.
We have on hand and receiving a farther sup
ply ofthe above Safes-warranted-and will be sold, de
veredin this city at the New York factory prices Call
and see other certhcates-aso Safe taken from the
ruins. FRY K McCANDLISH