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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
JOHN E3LNENS,
clock and Watch Maker.

CLOCK uIlU " HIGH NHAEAtFg
NNTOELD respectfully inform the citizens of Keno
Wv and lis vicinity, that he has just received a
vcr, goudaud well selected assortment OfJiN ELRN
tnlniuc the GoIlowin ing articles; All Kinds OF
bracelets breast rins, Finger Rings, Lockcs. Thmblss
EarRings Gold and silver Peas and Pencils cold quad,
FOB and Vest chans Gold aud Silver Lever, Lepinc and
Vertical Watches, Gold, silver and Scr SpcCtaccs, Steel
Rrnds Clasps and Tas<Cs Razor and Razor Strops PEN
knives aud Scissors, silver Shell and Horn Combs, Silver
nad German Silver Spoons, Plated and britannia Ware,
AccardeOns Cloth Tooth and Hair Brushes, Fans, Purses
Pocket Books, Violin and Violin Strings EiGht-Day and
Thirty hour Clocks Toys and many other things 10 name
rous metfiOn.
Clocks, Watches JeUelry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted. Cash paid FOR old Gold
and Silver. ma !Si9 no i'u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
ROOE<~g3sNDENG.

LIElnds pcrIodicHIsaud other WILDE bound
shalIbr directed, aud on by being
tnAtths ice at the Post once. the Binde
As school House, North NNrd>by
Nay 1881. JASON LoIHkoF.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

An exchange commenting on the singular Ct,
cumstance that number OF Cincinnati youn
ladies' have recently been married and carried
away 10 other places, SAYS no city has a bette
claim to supply sC1T2 ribs for the Universe.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
FARINA FOR PUDDINGs.

VERY nice article, Of two kinds INSIDE rom Rice,
the other from Corn and WbesL for Puddiues Sc
eal 'nd hThsi GoIrFnEp5oSe,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
Il. N. sTODDARD.

ArrORSEY AND COUNSELLOR will continue practice in
the District Court Of United States Also ia Chan
cery, Supreme and Circuit Courts Of Wisconsin, and Ill
in0s Deeds and other instrument in writing Ia be ued
in lhis any other state, drawn aud acknowledgements
lAken. Ohioc, next door TO Quarcs Brick Block, on
HAN street no. 46-ly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;
Ball Tickets, Cards, Hand Bills, &C.,

n Plain OrC uored Inks, WILDE done shortnocc and
unreasonable prices.
Oace E1sf stdc Mum S,recta fer doors North Of the
REEdls HOUSE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
SINGING BOOKS

EHOIR'S and Singing Schools furnished with the
a nulcmer, Hnrpschord, CacsIsa Lsudis, Psaery, Ms
uon3l Psalmis, al the lowest price AT
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
MEREDITH uOwY,AND.

C-Uxry srRvRYoR, will attend TO all calls with prompt
noss and dispatch.
N D, Persons in his services in the country by
writing line To the Kenosha Post Office will receive i'm
mediate attention. stS Office with J. Is. Jilsun.
Kenosha, Apnl Is 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
ADDRESS

Of the yearly meeting Of the Religious lSociety Of
Friends, held atle city Of Nee York, IN the sirth
month, 1852, to the Professors Of Christianity in
the Omitted States - 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
LIFE INSURANCE

Can be Affected In the Jefferson Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Second Company in the United
sates on the Mutual Joint stock, by application to
j. r. RAND, Agent.
Au0
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

DsrUTY SURvEyos. Residence in Brighton, mile
Of Hall & Pratt@, the Burlington road
JON. Is. JEESUN.
ATTORNEY Counsellor and Solicitors and Rotary Public.
kenoShR, Wis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
GIDEON TRUESDELL,

DulLnR In lumber has constantly on hand well select
cd assortment Of Lumber Shingles, Lah, Plasterng Hair
Window Sash, Glass, &c, &c. Yard opposite the Plain
ing Machine l9, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

TroRxEv and Counselor ut Law Commissioner for the
State OF Massachusetts. Office over Francis Clothing
Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17

Let your Imagination stretch,
And you shall see bastard wretch,
Skulking away from human sight,
And wrapt up in the cloak Of night,
Putting loco foco match
Where he is sure the flame will catch,
That, when the crowd is thither drawn,
lie may, before ''the peep of dawn,
With his light fingers force a loan,
From others pockets to his own.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
JOHN VI. JONES,

GHNEAAL DEALER, in Boots, Shoes, Leather and Flint
iRgs. Main street. opposite old Durkee Block.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

farmer. anJ &c ~. # nj pro:us'nn. al IL tn
necossaries. 10 ssy nalhlng of the di-l"ansi /
Injuries Of life my he found througho II tbe
length and btsaJdl Of the slave holding Stiies.
The sac of Massachusetts land lying III
| Maine tnok place 1T Boston last Thufsdpy.
The whole II ill.,, nd disposed Of omoanled
to NIL ibn and haf IF acr,s or more. IN
lumber upon tie land Is Of immcnse value,
while The Who'll 81 for song, not sleIjinR
quite 37l cents PEE acre. Is cstim'ted thai
the pariies vii clear a million OF d2llar'
apiece.
The remains Of Ms Taylor wife Of the late
Presid, Mt Tuslar. ho did at Bat n Rouge,
la, arrived at Louisville on the q mt. IN
charge of MAJOR Bis, and were Inferred IN
The family barlll ground IN JEFFERSON county
john Wentworth Published Proclamation
Tor thanksgiving n, coming from the GOV
ernor Of Illinois The Governor rubhcd hls
eyes. when he "a il-bur ssli'lns pass
cd Of in due ODD iasi a. il'rho Governor Lad
really issued lis ",ermillion cdicr."
Gen Scett having passed through the city
Of new !. * on Wednesday, the Express says
Of him: IL sfa1 ed but a few hoirs in town
but short ns Is timn was the calls oihls friends
ocro mlny. Tie ! hrro looks well. Is
laurrIs are rs green a. ever; and ne suspect
he look, fauarI l. the mkt fur years OF his
life with ut lraa a much satisfaction ianl con
tcntuen "a h.s rival On tie political battle
field"
IT, accordance with the new Ccnsls,the LIE
gisiatnrc Of Soulh Carolina has divided the
STATE into six Congressional Districts. and APP
pointed the fourth Monday IN February next
for the election NJ st OF the old Delegation
W. bchhyc, " Il b. caaldlta. for re election.
and Nillpro aly be eho.en without opposition
Mr.. But II IS understood rtrcs, aud we OBJ
serve ia the laq Abba,iIc Banner that The
Hon. f. W Pietens i, b-o15In forward for the
,acancy,
The JOINT FIR cnll0s the Convention to
amend the Coes:itati1n Of Massachusetts, Is
7,24j.
Gorcrro Fooe bas appointed b. N Kin
yon Of Jociato, Us Senator, in the place Of
the Hon. Walpcr Brooke, whose term expires
on tue fourth OF March next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

II nj apI,tc to h ctfe a. i In IS ~
.lIIfHIfe--.
B=l.,,e, to cury al iIliry p''i.e alton
IL .,,a., ni VII IN. II ~ ststsd t. fhrir pi
reol. laI been bora def and dumb. Ine'
yer. subni,,d to ,atio4. lest. u vii b u
VA. pr.y.l ri.at their deaor.s h ID Len crrd
~ he application Of Dr.. iurIba Il rem or
and VIA appear, most sfng 1T Il ihfh "ne'"
r III di.eae Icpcnl,d UPON paul, Is oi inc
andilorY nerve. rupture ot tin tyn'1'annhn' ~
obstruction 81 tie inierual passage' rcl'i
Ind been immediately obtanad or complete
cure effected ~irhont drlas, pun or ln'on'r"'
roec Several patent-, wa2 represented mt
hey had Lcen completely l,IInd. saId dat they
could nov zee perfectly veil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
Latest MEMS Gl The M,i;\,
,eatFreshct ia the west -Io<S

CIvcINNATI Dec 27.-Thc heavy RAIN.
lnring tac arrer l'arf If lasl II c< la, c.,,..J
le.rrciv. "A cd in tn Great and I.ittl. Marn'
r,ters The Mlamr Cantl Is hruke 10 uiI',
10, and vii rrqulrrf"o weeks rerair-
The Whirrva,e Canal also broken r..
Miami and Cincinnlri and Hamilton and D.,,
ron railroads are much damaged, an | on b,;h
the trains are unaI l. IL run-.on The later So,
raj bidgrs have been washed away.
In lndiana the floods Mere very heavy
On the Madison and Indianapolis rai!ro.d So.
.ral b,iIgrs were washed away. A fr,igb,
engine " iIh 10 cars fell through The bldg, IS
Plea ant liver; and mrn connected with III,
tram we've MISSING. In the vicinity Of Madsnn
much damage was done TO property and seyer.
Ives werc lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
c0N iRESS-NloNnAY

CONGRESS MoNnAT
SENATE -Ta,.P c-iIrh 10 d i'f'' IN. '''.''
,,.. en- ,,i,, slll. r. ~ 'r Wa l'eph't ',,'i,'
,oI firm, IA. \ ,nfary "f the li"nof; "ll3''
,yerr lad o. ilio t,t.le aud urde1 d to- l'fh
led.
Sryrrtl petitions were presented md refer
red
Two or lhrce !, ivate bills we're oonsd'r'd
and pas.,.l. l,....,.
rnoli.,a m ali onrn nverun Il THURSDAY " Il
rciofca-s AZ 10 Ia! u; ard al al" III : o .
click Tn senate adjourned.
House OF RepREsrNT ,rivEs.-o 'nolloh
ofAlr. Sna +. III. House called for nj iinaliol
If The pr,si.Ii.n: frlalive 10 The capture aln
.,fs.arl.,l, Of the blrqre &, orgi TIA and il1s
Susan Loud l.. he Spanish authotlies. he
,cpIi9g RS Luton Tor the payment oi The ar
count ri Fanei, II Smith for rpofiag tn
.,sriaponq taken ieftee the Committee Oh the
nd Il nv n ia,est .gafing tie charges agalasi
Job {. Wafrou. United States distinct Jadte
Of Texrs " - NJ II passed.
On Mopian Of Mr. Srpunt,n Of OHIO. reso-
zion vas lin l,as-ed.ca !i' g"n tie ffes'deh,
for detailed lniofnnafieu concerning the alI's'd
en,lic.rion iur eAtra and btk pay 10" Services
- custom house officers, under a conatrn' ton
orihr law mol iifiscttn recognized rs 'osfecij
by I'm. arcoulftin.g officer, Of IN trea,nry.
- motion Of Mr. Mracuam, The rules we're
saspen,l.d ior tie 90, sidrralou Of IA r'selttlolf
ordering tn piinriog for the use Of the III m
hcts 81 on e ,udfed thousand copies Il lie
rcpogl II tie Superintendent Of the census, ac
canpan,.n, IT, Presidents lat an ia mes
s,ga; winch WIS rrcrrrd TO Committee o"
Printing unler Il law.
NJ Srrphrns. al Georgia. moved 10 sns
/, II Itbe rule, l. eta lie hlm 10 move In iake
from tie Sn axis lab g the joint resolution
from tie :, narr. coulcrrne the rank Of 1''i-
renld general on Maj r General Nhh Id
scott; winch Wis mol agreed TO.
o. motion Of Mr. J ,husnu, OF Arkansas
the Vote OF the HOUSE som" "a>s since, Il fa-
in. 10 pas tie loinr rc,ol non authol1z ng
the c,oplo. m III Of tWo Il Iks and 'nr,sen
ger in the file of tie srPrrint'1 dem
Of tie pabr printing, MAS copsi Ielcd, and
rhr sid resolution vas passed.
o. motion # NJ Marshall, the S nat joid
rcsrlnl N IN relation to the California census
return vas taken up.
Nh Lane, by leave, Introduced hills grant
lag bounty land, IL citzcn> Of Ca'itoinia "bo
were engaged IT. the Coyu>e " a., ard maxi G
provision of mill ry bounty bands belonging
to citizrns Of Calfornla; " hirh We're tclerret
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. Haris, OF Tennessee introduced a re
solu.iou authoilliig the presentation Of r.
pOlts WINCH did not give rise to debate, y Ilch
on motion Of Mr.. Jores of Tennessee, IS
am ndrd su as 10 preN en the passage OF any
bl or resolution Reported under TN, new tenn
rllp - al, I'D n Ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

LATER FROM PoRr AU fRINcE-N. Yok
Dec. 27,h.-Ad,iccs from Port Au Prime. +,
tie llph state thai The yellow fever was more
pr, lent than for 80 years past Upward,
of 50 An orleans had died within f.u
motifs, amung ~lon Vas Capt Rogers Of
TIE SCH Sarah Mnriph. Capt. Dcrrs Of the
chr J IN T lr, and Capt Waar, oflhc schr
H. G. RoscuI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

HrAnrn OF Mr.. KrNe.-Tor health of the
Vicr President gradually improves aud b;s
friends are more hopeful. He has had ~
II. d cal attendant since Thursday, and is able
IN have his room and 60 dow no his meals
He sleeps better, aud his cough has much
aiatrd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
seestiOY.a.s from Office.

The y napnpsI lie Patriot, generally re-
garlcd as General Peree's organ, holds the
GLOWING an5uagc In speaking of the policy
Of the PresdrGleIeot with respect to removals
from office:
"Yhc Wing incumhenrs, appointed in place
lof Democrats, who have sprur their tine aud
money T., del,.at cen flercr, have no can On
bis frrhcaranec and must expect no quarter
The Dcmoer,tc pany has given no pledges
to retain them Gen. Pierce Is determined
that the coruplioe, negligence aud mbecl it,
I,f the present rulers shall he reformed, and
tn" officers tani,hed from places they have
dssracei The Augean sllbIcs are 10 he
cicou,rd. A"
This is all fllg, No candid m n will re
iIsc TO admin lhat Mr.. Fillmore has been Sit
gularjy fortunate in the good conduct of those
Who have held oIlico under him. His term of
Sc vice has ben sulhrd by so few nets Of faith.
|, ssness ard Improperly to cntitIc his adj
ninlstrllon TO rank IN purity with those Of
Madison aud Monroe. Compared with chat
of Martin Van Barren. il stands like christian
Sabbath 10y the Romnn 5 ,tnrnala. IfGeneral
Pierce has the bDdoess d he iraukness for
hich his friends give him credit, he will not
seek to justify the wholesale prose iplion 10
which party p. essnre and the morbid greed
for office viii compel him, 10y lbellilg large
cls, Of his fellow Citizens. If the removal
from office shall be as sweeping as we have
reason TO suppose. in ninety nine cases out CT
IA hundred there viii be no other ca,.se than
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
Southern Literary Messenger.

By the suIj"iord p osPreto.. ior I9'3' II
=" ii lie econ that the pnhlshe.s Of tits slerIr2
and f,voiife Sothcrn Periodicai have mad a
matrrinl reduction IN is terms The lae num-
b.rs Of the Mess, niger Lave been unusual!
fine A scrie. Of papers under the h"ad "1nE
Plush TIMES ~ ALABAMA have ected the
IS armcst commentator If the press. The
Richmond Republican sass Of them: We
hive rarely seen any titine IN an American
periodcal 10 cqrol the exquisite hnmor Of rjls
writer. Judge I.nugsrrcel mus ! ok well to
ii. hurcls. Th'r"i, not onl 'rnnor. bat It
IA satire II The lri 1hlcst kiud III The "F,u-h
II us in A}abama' Wrcpn.idcr one npm
De- Of them worth rhrw hole veal, subscrip.
ION to he Messenger T5esr plpri-. w.
learn, arc from tnc pen Of CT. Joseph G..
Bald"l Of Alabama formerly If tins Sat,
and n Of our iowusmrn, Mr.. Joseph {. Ba d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

TRBuTEs TO Mr.. WEBSTER "A friend Of
ours has collected one hundred and twenty.
r'ShI sermons that have keeo preached a: pub.
lsh'd on he death OF DANIEL WEB>TER We
resume ina the death oi no man In this coun.
try Slnc" hat OF GEORGE WASHINGTON has stir.
red SO deeply the sensihities OF the narional
heart. With only here and there di.cold4nt
note, nike that of Par krr, of Boston. and Nav
OF Syracuse, the pulpit has done honor to the
pai1lnl and stalesnan.- Mac York Obscrycr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
NIAGARA FALLS AND LAKE ERIE


Professor SlGman, the eminent ccolosist dis.
credits the opinion advanced by some, that the
gradual wearing away of the rock of Niagara
Falls, may possIbl. result in draining Lake E
RE In recent lecture. he remarks:
They v i'll nor halt at their pr sent station.
but retreat slowly and surely abouttvo niles
further, where they viii stop again for an un
known period and pro1ably forever, since ut
ths place the hard limestone will form both
base and top of the falls, and thus stop the rap
id destruction of the rock. Some have thought
hat they wouli finally reach Lake Enc and
that then the Like would be completely d,aincd.
Such an event is impossible. At the poin, al.
ready mention, d, The torrent will gradually
wear away the surface of the limestone, for
ming n rapid. and hencrfoth Niagara will be
one of the lost wonders Of the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
EUROPEAN ARMAMENTS.-A Paris


eaer IF 2 ! instant in the n. Y. c, Numerical
Says
The military array of elgipm confines 10
he ,eatv dispror or.ionrd, IN magnitude and
.>pe s., to her popnarpon and eHchpYner-
n ,p,s maintains an army OF upward of
hnndr d thousand. with ten or Twelve thous.
and cavalry. Sir Archib Id Alison assigns
SIX hundrcI thou and 10 Russia, and add:
FIT, e. hundred thousand c marShalcd
On the con nrul ready for mutual slaughter.
and awalrnL only IA Il nal from thei, Respect.
I've Carinet> to direct their uniIod hostility a.
aaln>r any country which may have provoked
their resentment.
Nevertheless, We shall net see WAL nor
slaughter, non any such league. According to
lie same aurhorir>, the triumph of tie Empc,.
or Nicholas on The lains IF Hungary render.
ed him the uudisp0telmaster of the East Of
Europe, and forced Austria into secret ALI.
ance, offensive and defensive, " hich al Il con
.er;ert season vii open to the Rus ins the
road 10 Con>tantnoplr.
"Si<ry-<lx millions of men, doubling every
bali c'nury, now obey the mandates Of the
Car whose viii is Jaw, and " no lead, r,o.
pc whose passion Is CO, que,t. Europe may
veil 1rrm"c at The growth of a poArr pos.
,,sse'I # u. resources. artn d hy s,rh de-
slres d 10y s,ch ABILITY; but E ,aope atone rs
mol CONF prise the " hole family Of mankind -
he Great designs Of Providence ate orkrg
on1 'heir accompIi,bo enr hv tho passions If
tn" fee agents to Which Their ex,curion has
been "'t ust' d. Tu,k,y will yr'd; Persia he
o run IyDhe MaScove bartalrons; the orig
nal bltn rlacr Of our religion vii b" rescued
hy their de orion; and as oerarl " as the
n~aIAntic hcmisph' re. and the islands Of
the Indian Sea, will he peopled by the seIfac.
IL passions of Western d, mos racy. viii the
pIalls "f ASH be Won to the cross bv the re-.
sls'IesS arms IF Eastern de>potism
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31
NINErEENTHHOLUME

NINETEENTH VOLUME.
u issuing the Pro-prcu-, Inc Ntnclnenth Volume
fin. Sooth,rn Literary Messenger, fhe Praprieot- beg
az-irr the pu'dc TINT cScffion- will be rcmitrcd
their part nri r1a the hglear1rter of lie worh
mi i challenge the patronage o all WHO Vnlnc -trIlrg
iemry merit. For ghtpeu years. thr Mr--cugcr has
eneaqat, to r. nrci tihiully tn, Sonthero mind, while
di-dnining all nod tionh Y,ws aud has been
al1ns among The monhy p"tioiicn- oi Amelira. IN de-
fence Of rr peculiar Institutions ot the Southern States
To til. Office it will , be Devoted. AMI vii be prompt
rep a--aut- upon the South, whether they
Dc, the sprciou gurh Of fct ouns in "uucir Toms Cab
IN ~ in the .ir.c form ct AntSlavery pamphlets
At this critical jun tur", while rnenirs emf 10y
ing erHturr heir mnst pnenf weapon of ntturk, tine
Southern people viii surely whali their encourage.
meni from work whose aim it shall be to strike how~
in their defence.
The Messenger wll heretofore, present it, readers
with Reviews. lI.tuical aud Biaplupiral Sketches
Novel, TUES, Travels, Essays, Poems. CitqGc-, and
Pnpefs on the Army Nagy, and Other National sub
irct.
And while the proprietor. do MT appeal 10 the pub
lie On the score ola long lit III contributors they may
rrel with pride to the follow ng name. among those
who nrc cnli-tcd in behalf Of tn Alaenzine:
Lieut. VI + Mnm y.Prof II Washington,G Geo Fred
lerirh Holmes WA VI Burwoll. Rev Sidney Dyer, Rev
VI ID llogr, l. NJ Legnrr, A Turner, Mrs Anna Pry-
IL Dinnies Col + ST Grorer Cookr, L 5 Dragoou-
M,- Margaret Juukin Prof 7 !. Preston, Prof Geo
L Dabn,y y, Il II Glruclr, John DabncN R,v
l. Naugaan, Rev G McCabr. DR. II Dich.op.
lud \ d Me X, Caroline llnHnd. Psnf Srlnl' De
Ycrr. HUH Il l'l.o-our-, Rrv Nm II Footc, Rev II
l.aroch. " lmorc >imns. Hon judge B Porter
Mn E II Evans Mis-, Susun Archer Tally, Lucian
Minor.
Wil view IT, ensure ar.cr circulation of tho Me
,cHgcr the Proprietor have determined upon rrdur-
tom o the price OF uh.crintion three dlln- per
NUN in advance four dollars il not paid before the 1T
If July inauv wear.
Clubs rcmirriug fifteen dollars in one letter willie
entitled to six cnpics
The pnpricrors in making this announcement. arpcn
10 the Messengers hends ever. where, To sustain
them in the cp by proc ming additional subscribers t.
the Magazine
The editorial and Critical department ofthe Mcssc,-
will continue heretofore, under the charge of inc
L Thompson, Esq, aud viii embrace copous nate.
current literature and reviews q. al American
Foreign works # general interest and ,alst The edit
pr opinions will ways be learles,y and honestly n'ov
l.
Hereafter the business department will be conducted
by the undersigned to whom all communications Of
busincss nature must be addressed
McFARLANE. FERGUSSON& SEQ.
Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-31

The New Orleans papers announce the ar
rival N that CITY of an English physician who
Processes 'ocnre blindness, deafncss,and dumb
ness oy means OF prussic acid. Tie follow
"9 paragraph irom the London Times, is cited
in his favor
a number of scientific gentlemen assembled
Yesterday at the house of DR. Thrnbuu in Rns
sen square 10 witness 'he results produced
by process recently discovered hv tho Doc
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Il i9s ttls day, and tor sale low hv ""'
a. !S.ss LEh ( JOHNSON
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fT1 CAEEEL EE0VSE
E'AcEOtsy HAND WayVED.--5O

-! W. 'W,'ry Hands wanted fui which the high
= Nl'c % Gt) I. l.. DUDLEY < co.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
THE SEA SHELLS SONG.

eonar from the depth of the dark blue sea-
Where ilanlels sparkle IN brightness and glee;
There the sea boy losses his enrls Of gold
And n,ernnlds dance DER the green sea mould,
There voices fall sweet like iafy bell,
As It wakes in the heart magical SPELL
Aud there, down there, ihere the gold iah raYes
Aud wanders hee mid the coral groves
I've seen bark IN lis pride AMI glee,
A II rode fat ont on the summers sea;
Il was cast on shao at hush oi day,
The waters were there, but the bark was away
And there, far up on the bending mast,
The sailor hoy weeps as be thinks OF the past;
lie thinks Of his mnther-a home ar away
Where they pray lot the sallur at close ol day.
but away down there. meath the bright sea wave
The green moss cnteis the loved and brave
The habe, a. It slept on it. mothers brrasi.
The Young blrd, Torn lrom It's loved ones nest,
The mother Is horne ilom the children dear,
And the darkness dash Ger the sunny hair,
From The beauty Of ynnth 10 icy old age
They are all passed away from memoy's pafe.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Az IMPORTANT CAurloS TO BoyS-Tbc
Homo journal, in condemning the tobaecc
using propensity ~ strong Of late among
boys, mentions the following fact:
"A few weeks ago. youth of sixteen
arrived in this city 10 prosecute his studio,
with view TO professional lie. H. came
from a ii SAINT State, aud was to remain
here for some year.. A week or two siier
his arrival, he was seized with a paralys.
in both legs which advanced upward ill
nearly the lower half of his body was be-.
numbed and apparently liieless. The most
distinguished physicians in new York at.
tended the case but no relief being afford.
ed, the unfortunate young man has been
taken on his way home, and there Is but
little hope Of his recovery. The cause Of
his disease is stated by the physician to be
tobacco chewing; a habit which he early
acquired, and persisted in to the time Of
his attack"