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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

Is. xsortiss wiItffo I sos.sss j 81.
wi1dsm Whitlock, Of tbis city, departed THE lie,
h kepe Of blissul immortsIsy, O last Fd11y q.
tM6on, the 11th June, 1e52, In lhe ard yeef0 her
age 4 faithful and afectonstc Ntfe, good mothers
kind hearted neighbor, and c1z1sttsn ~ pro.
iee1tu and practice. Her departure = souIee g
srief 70 her family and her neiehborss they
trust In God that she rests in peace,
sFar from world Of grief and sin,
With God eternnlly shut IN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

- As Mr.. Hill has failed to produce his long
talked Of natural colored Pictures, the public must
be satisfied with Simon's beautiful and highly fin
ished Daguerreotypes, combining as they do, the
unerring accuracy of the camera obscura, with the
soft and richly colored painting. Whether Mr..
Smons has the luck of getting the best Lady SUBJ
ects, whether his new style of taking these sun
pictures is best adapted to their fair complex
ion, we are not acquainted with the art enough
to say, but this is certain he makes them all look
bewitchingly beautiful.-(Euquirer)
P. 8. The members of the Temperance Conven-
ton are particularly invited to call and examine
the beautiful, new style Ivory Daguerreotypes.
NJ. P. S1MONS,
lie 4 101 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

IN MannfactOrs.-l would respectfully call
the attention of Tobacco Merchants and Manufac
tors to the fclowing:-Fuil size Designs viii be
beautiful and perfect in expression forsLithograph,
Steel, Copper, ard Wood Engraving. Full size
Designs furnished TO- Bristle Bound and Sheet
Copper Tobacco Brands. in style and design far
superior to any. Those who would possess
beautiful Brand, are now offered an opportunity
by calling at my Office on 18th, doors from Main
street; and have them prepared and on very
moderate terms and at short notice. | have made
a large number for each kind and they have all
given satisfaction. will also continue to furnish
Designs for every description OF Building superin-
tend make esunates of the cost, ara prepare
specifications for the same; To which Invite the
attention of one and all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

G@SA WILLIAM MEAk Oegs leave to
inform his friends and the public general.
49, ly that he has commenced the House.
Sign and Ornamental Painting, with his
imitation Of Woods and Marbles, which he is de.
termined to do in the best manner. Orders pune.
tuallS attended to.
Shop, on 4th street, between Broad and Marshall
streets e14-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

EY LIVER flLLS.-fhEPARED FROM
ThEsMASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA.) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic.
Catharrc, Tonic aud Alternative 10 their effects up
the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Cslomel would have no eft.
feet. They are also peculiarly efiicacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use Of the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills, for
many years, in great variety of diseases has &C.
quired tor 1t celebrity rarely If ever equalled and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills. and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties 1t has been declared by the best authorities
TO be a cure for every form CT Scrofua, Chronic
Liver Diseases. all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases OF the
Eyes, Mercu-iai Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage com.
plicated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto
mach. and many other disorders arising from Inn
purity of the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial, or 90 per dozen.
Drugsists aud others wishing to purchase 10
large quantities became Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, viii please address
BOOTH ANDERSON T. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridee Co.. Va, or
JOHN III. SEAYREs,
1e Columbian Hotel Kichufond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

II We cannot forbesr calling the attention of
the public to the numerous testimonials of skill and
and artistic talent which constantly volunteered
from the press and from private individuals to the
now old established Skylight Gallery of which Mr..
Pratt is proprietor, at No. las, Main street, Rich.
mond We shall insert them in the order in which
they are received, commencing with our own jour.
nal. Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment
in style which reflects much credit upon his taste
and liberaty.-Daily Dispatch
The arrangement of his show room is exquisite.
whilst his Skyight is superb Wig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

49, FOX PHILADELPHIA
&5&A& splendid steamship Pennsylvania,
via san usual on "Wednesday, 10th inst, at
O'Clock P. NJ. For freight or passage apply to
lie IA MAYO IL A KINS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14
w. A. POWELL,
jpt9-lt* Architect and Civil Engineer.

a YOU u MAN who has Three years
N perience in the jobbing trade in this place-has
good trade and extensive acquaintance, wishesto
procure situation in large Grocery and Gem.
mission House. Best city reference can De given.
Please address A. B. A., through Post Office
lie l9-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

~ The Greatest Spring Medicine -
Carriers spanish Mixture-The only Pm.
rifier of the BlOod.-This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
Der of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most sstonishing) than all the balance Of the
articles SO extensively advertised put together Ii
is the only certain and unfailing remedy for MER.
CURIAL DISEASES. 1t viii cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be testified
to by hundreds of grateful patients whom delicacy
forbids naming in public. For diseases of the
LIVER it has never failed 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches on
the Face, and roughness of the Cutcle are In a
short time entirely removed. Numbers of certif
Gates from gentlemen of the first respectabi ity
could be given, but as the article is made in the
county OF Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can st the maker in person. II con
tains noxious hurtful articles, can be given
with impunity in any weather, and viii be found
the best medicine tor the spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Gail and see the directions, with q description
and history of the medicine and number of
wonderful certificates from persons you know
BENNETT u BEERS, Druggists, No. 125 Main
stieet, are the sole Agents for the sale of it in
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell again, and to whom all orders must be address,
ed as it must pass through their hands.
my 4-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

- PUBLIC MRETING.-A meet
~ ing of the citizens Of Richmond - ear
nestly requested ct the City Hall on Monday AZ.
ternoon, at O'Clock, for the purpose Of making
suitable arrangements for the celebration OF the sp
preaching Anniversary OF our country:
S je 14-1t MANY CTIIzENo.
- DR.. =. Il. PARK R OTTER nis
South east corner Main and 18th streefs-en.
.~.rsao r Is.h street jc 1e-eo3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

DIR. A. e. PETICOLAS offers
~ his professional services to the pubiic Of
Richmond and its enyirons. When not IN MS Of
ice. DR.. P. NAV be found ct the Virginia House or
the Medical College.
Office on Broad street, between 10th and 18th,
nearly opposite the City Hall. ap 20-2m+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

4 ATTENTION, CALEDONIA GUARD.
nj Monday EVENING, At Lafayette Han. A. Z
~ O'Clock, P. NJ, (bring musket and belts y : :
By order of the LIST Lieutenant commandine.
je IA VIM A. IRVING n q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

O to HOU FAX EE r y h > AND
Ma BOARDING. HOUSES - The 10 Rooms over
my store, with Kitchen, Tor rent. They are very
large, and suitable for large boarding house or
family, being within few yards pt the marxes
house, and opposite the City Hotel Rent very iow'
Apply immediately to WILLIAM WALSH,
ie "A No 43 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

SlTUATiON WANTED.--An active inselii
~ gent young Girl from the North desires STU
ALTON as housekeeper. She can produce good
testimonials to character and espability. No %.
lection to the country. Enquiries to 90 made 81
this Office IL l4--N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

MANITOBA YOUNG MAN who Is drslrous
w of acquiring knowledge OF the science and
ait of Architecture--oue who will be wi Ing 10
make himself useful to whom compensation
viii be given. Apply at the Office OF
w. A. POWELL,
ie l4-lf% Archifect.snd Civil Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-14

ri OTlCE.-The members OF the Richmond
~ Sacred Music Society, are informed that
the first rehearsal since The ganizati0n OF the
Society, will take place This Evening, in the Leo
ture Room of the Rev. Mr.. Hoge's Church, on 9Th
street, between Main and Franklin; and that the
professors and amateur instrumental performers,
who are members, will unite in the exercises.
30 Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
CONGRE,SSIANaI

The contested seat in the Senate, between Dix
on and Meriwether, has been decided in favor of
the former.
The Senate has passed joint resolution, ma.
king Scott Lieutenant General. Yeas "a, NAYS IL.
Mr.. Dodge has given notice that he would move
at an early day to take up the Homestead Bill
Mr. Brooke, in the Senate. has introduced bill
in favor of the repeal of all duties on railroad iron
A bill will be shortly introduced in Congress to
authorize the P. NJ General to appoint Engineers
TO survey and thereupon construct railroad upon
the shortest possible route between Washington
States Mails.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

Held at the Methodist Church, on Monday eve.
ming, Dec. 20. CHAUNCEY KELLOGG was
called to the Chair, and Francis MErCALF APP
pointed Secretary. The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. S. Scarf.
Rev. John Gridley moved that committee of
three be appointed TO prepare memorials TO our le-
gislature to enact law similar to the Maine Lii
quor Law Motion carried.
Messrs. c. Clement, NJ Frank and Doct. Nc
Kinley, were appointed said committee.
The following persons were then appointed to
canvass the city and procure names to the memo
rails, viz:
All South of Wisconsin Street-R. II. Deming,
o. f. Dana, Sherman Stebbins, Mrs o. +. Dana,
Mrs. A. p. Wightman and Mrs A. Hanson.
Between Wisconsin and Pearl Streets-Messrs.
o. Sholes, w. Bone, J. T. Shepherd, John No
bic, p. Carey, Mrs. L. Easterbrooks, Mrs. o..
Foster and Mrs. s. Fisk.
That part of the city North of Pearl Street
Messrs. w. J. Hoyt, J. Gridley, J. NJ Stryker,
Mrs. l. n. Stoddard, Mrs. John Bullen, and Mrs.
Green.
On motion, Committee Of three was appoint
ed to solicit money to procure Maine Law Tracts,
and circulate them.
Messrs. w. II. Smith, o. Sholes and J. B.
Jilsun, were appointed said Committee.
A motion was made and carried requesting the
Secretary TO leave copy of the proceedings at the
printing Offices for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
c. KELLOGG, Chm.
z. MEIcALF, Secretary.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
Lake shore R0flroad.

convention ofdclcgatcS from the several cities
on the Lake Shore. will be held at Milwaukee on
the 2Sth inst. We understand this city will be
represented in the Convention 1t is desirable that
thorough investigation be made in relation to what
has thus far been done i'll the premises. If the
contract for building the road, has been let in
good faith and on reasonable terms, end with the
proper assurances Of its fulilment We are conf
dent the people will be satisfied and the aids which
the cities on the route have promised will be read
lily granted. The inhabitants residing on the line
of the proposed road have deep interest in the
early commencement and completion of the road
especially now that so many railroad enterprises,
are being projected some Of which have an i'm
Portnnt bearing upon the prospective success of
TIE Lake Shore Road. Nothing will be gained BY
delay provided the contract which the Company
have entered into, has been properly made-much
advantage may be lost by postponing what should
be done now. The Company certainly cannot be
accused of acting with ovcrhaste in the matter of let
ting the contract; in this they complied with the
general wishes of the people interested. to push
forward the enterprise as fast practicable. The
people of this city have no interest in enlistng
in the general differences which appear to divide
the friends of the Lake Shore road in some local
tiles Al they desire is an assurance that the work
is undertaken in good faith, at reasonable price,
and that proper securities are given for the early
completion of the road,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
The BANS Comptroller.

Under our banking law the Bank Comptroller
s to be appointed by the Governor with the advice
and consent of the Senate, until the lst of January
1854. At the next general election, this officer is
to be elected other state officers his term to COM
mcncc at the time mentioned. BY the authority
in him vested, the Governor appointed to the place
Mr. Baker of Green Bay. In all the comments
we have seen on this appointment we have not
seen the fitness of Mr.. Baker for the place ques-
toned; and yctwe hear Whispered around among
those who ought to know, that the appointment
will be rejected by the Senate. Why the Senate
will do this thing, is not very plain, but infer
it to be, from the giylngs out, because Mr.. Baker
is not quite rabd enough in his democracy. We
are well aware that Pierce and King brethren
feel their oats pretty well about these days. but we
doubt their being quite equal to this folly. Van
Burcn's rejection by the T. S. Senate for Just such
4 reason, made him Vice President and then Pre-
oidcnt of the L. S., and although Mr.. Bakers re-
lection by the Wisconsin Senate may not do as
much for him, We quite sure it will secure
his appointment to the place by the people, as soon
as they have an opportunity to act.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
ssaeiue and wiimo. Plank Rond

The Racine County Democrat says that the
Racine and Wilmot Plank Road Company are pro
ceeding with energy in the prosecution ofthe work
that sufficient stock has been subscribed to build
the road from Racine to the Plank Road running
west of Kcnosha and that the contracts for build
ing it thus far, will be let in few days to be COM
pleted by the first of September next. The same
paper further says that the people living south of
the Kcnosha Plank Road, are anxious for the cx-
tension of the Racine road to Wilmot, and the in
habtants on the route have subscribed to the OK
tent of their means
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
REMOVAL.
WHITING, kEHoE nA1Ioun
Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1853.

THE Proprieors OF the Sentinel, grateful for mas, an,
ana DESTROYS of increasing their eady lsrrs
Vrca'oh 'hrouShoui the Stale, take this method OF inv.
ung attention TO their WEEKM paper The y,ay isSa @
a 70 oe one OF stirring interest In the affairs OF tha
W ord ooth ut home and abroad The Senf;Y,I W. 10
leve, has fairly earned reputation scrnpd 10 norc 60 ~
tanning and publishing early and relinblc Information o an
SUBJECTS OF general interest 10 its readers No min. nv
pens VII oe spared To maintain this reputation TWEEN
A-El"hi CoLC MNS Of reading matter original and ga.
EvvIi VIII oe gwen each week, Of such character "a
snoud make we paper aWecome visitor at the place o hu
sness or The fre-side OF every citizen OF Wisconsin
Inasnuch as one OF The leading the year will be
me hAhBlTIoN at the NEW loRK CRYSTAL PALACE II il
our intention To have such correspondence from thoc
w present the best possible picture of vast colecon
10 mo 1noSe VINO cannot personally visit the spot
we have made arrangements for q regular corresDond
ence IN California from former associate w FuI.
Our regular New York CORRESPONDENT will continue hi.
valuable contributions. '
carefully prepared SUMMARY OF THE MArKIr,. OIL,
ing The quotations OF the day previous 20 tho issue of e
paper VIII appear weekly with other matters Of Interest IA
farmers and county merchants.
The Sentinel is Wing in politics and in that faith do,o
10 Home Labor and the DEVELOPMENT Of Hon Rcso"r
The result Of the election has not nj nil innsjr ~, %
h"se principles or Its hope for better day coming for A.
merlcan Labor.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will DO sent at tho following
rates. always IN GdraHcc
81 Single ,9Ils, eopg:, at 500
" Ten and oyer,at W
The Clubs to be sent ddfress A copy V,ntis l
persons sending Clubs of 10 and An papers toppc,
when The EXPIRE notice Of the fact being sen.
For the TRINEEKLV $500 per nnnum for single comic,
or 1913 per copy for Clubs of Five or moro TO one
For the DAILY, 5000 per annum.
PoStage:
ny The present law the postage per on tho Nyetk
~ sentinel when paid regularly the Office of dolv.ry
0"E $ e'ns on the TrNe eky 80 cents, aud on th, .
y ccnto any place within this State except the Coun
OF Milwaukee, in which Tho Weekly circuiutcs free Of
postage
TO PRINTERS.
AS mnttcr of convenience to ourselte, and tho Gran
generally We have opened Warehouse for the sale Of aI
KINGS OF IREssEs, lhrE BoRDERs CASKS lHK, and PnIr
HRs STATIONERY. md will he pleased to receive and d M
orders IN this line with fathuness and despatch AT
tFACGCRERS' PRICES.
RUFUS KING & co, Mlw aukec Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24

We call the special attention of friends to this
number of our paper, as an evidence of what it will
be in its present hands 1t is our wish to make it
worthy of popular support, and We think we shall
We want to and ought to increase our subscription
list, and doubt not it may be increased. We can
not however, afford TO send out agents to canvass
for subscribers, and therefore we solicit the aid of
friends in this respect. Cannot every neighbor-
hood furnish us at least one friend who will inter-
est themselves in behalf of the paper.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24

The Charleston Mercury lire-eacr" scces-
sionist, comes out in opposition to the acquisi-
ton of Cuba, on any pretencc, or under any cir
cumstanccs The Mercury argues, that did we
get possession Of it with without war with
Spain, it would only renew the ant-slavcry cru
SADIE against the South at homc,and be the means,
moreover, olmaking Cuba free State, inwhich
case the editor thinks lis condition, in most re-
spects, would be worse than It is now.
4 brass crucilix Of curious and antique man
ufacturo, has bsen dug up from an Indian mound
in Wetzal county, Virginia. The mound from
which it was taken was covered with a full
growth of forest trees and the appearance OF
the cross indicated that it had been buried for
many hundred years.
Canada, by recent postage laws, acts upon the
reciprocity principle American mails to be
transported over its territory with the Queens
protection, provided a corresponding favor is
granted to English mails on our domain.
Jenny Lind is about to perform in Berlin at
series OF concerts to be given in behalf of the So
cietv Of GuStavus Adolphus, which was formed
fer relieving poor Protestant communities in
Sweden and in the north Of Germany.
Philip Andrews, sixteen years old committed
,ricitt in New York on the 81 inst. by hang
.ug himself He h2d not attended to his work.
and had been scoldcd by his father and his en-
ployer.
Its said thatthe Northern, Eastern and South
ern members interested in the French claims,
are determined to make bold push and push
altogether, tor those claims, this session Of Con-
gress.
Bishop Doanc, of the Episcopal church in
New Jersey, has becl unanimously acquitted OF
all the charges made against him, after full in
VcStigstion.
Its stated that John P. Hale Intends to 60 in
70 the practice of law in Concord, Ii. connection
with Asa Fowler, Esq, soon after the expiration
OF his term in the Senate.
Mr. Thackery, in reply TO note, inquiring his
terms for Il lecture before the New Bedford Ly-
ceum, has fixed the price at three hundred dol
Jars.
The Scioto Ohio Gd-sus nominates the fol-
lowing ticket for 1856 For President, Mr.. Geo.
Law fer Vice President, Purser Smith.
lion. Josiah J. Evans has been elected Uni
ted State Senator, for long term, by the Legis-
!uTe Of South Carolina.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday, December "a. 1852.
C. L. SHOLEG ( NJ. FRANK, Editors.


GE Twelve years and half since, this paper
was established in this city by its present publish
ers, and from that time to the present, has been
uninterruptedly published. 1t will probably con.
tinue to be published with equal regularity for a
long time to come. Linked, as are the interests
OF its publishers with the interests of this city and
section of country they have the strongest motive
to spare no efforts to make the paper of charac.
ter to advance these interests. There is no better
section of the state than this southeastern part
and there is no good reason why this city should
be outstripped by others having no greater advan-
tages If such state of things does exist, it can
be remedied. There is something for us all to do
and for no person moro than the conductors of the
public press. We have double object in endca.
voring to do our full share, and we can promise
the effort at least
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
STATE CONVENTION
OF THE
Free Democracy.

The Friends Of Freedom in NIL tho Counties W the state
Of Wisconsin, are invited to assemble in Convention Mad
ison, the Capital OF the STATE, Wednesday, the Goth
January next to take into consideration the human
Democracy and to consult for lho Irogr and triumph
ihc Interests Of Freedom the seryty aud dcbasCmcn
Of the myrmldons of slavery,
The opponents of the slave Power and the Friends o
Freedom and FREQ Soil requested to in each As
scmbiy District in the State before the above mentioned
slime, and elect three delegates from zach Assem-
bly, District to represent them in the above named Conven
zion. ii hoped that Immediate measures will be taken tC
secure a large attendance possible
Come from the Fast, from the West from the
North come from the South Thus shall encourage each
other and advance the cause.
G. CLEMENr, J. W. TROWBRIDGE,
J. II. PAINE e. G. SHDLES,
J. 6. PARKER, A. +. RAY.
J. w. SHARP, WARREN CHASE.
State Central Committee,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
Bank of Chicago

If the character Of Bank paper may be estimated
by the character of the men who make it, there is
no better bank than Seth Paine & Brothers Bank
of Chicago." Its President Ira B. Eddy, is man
of wealth. who pledges his own means to sustain
the institution, and among its director. are many
of the most upright, wealthy, and best business
men of Chicago. SO far as we have any means of
knowing, we consider the money as good any
in circulation.