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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04
BY JAMES nj, TAYLOR.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN STREET
AuCTION-Willb be sold on WEDNESDAY next,
the 9Th May, commencing at clock P. NJ that vaua-
bic property known as the Old Court House Tavern
gnaly opposite the County Court House. The lot fronts
about IS it 10 inches MAN, the of 22d st.
and runs back lo4 feet alley running from to 23d
street having three fronts has on it two large wooden
of the land be sold to be removed in 80 days This prop
erty admirably located for the site Tobacco factory
as also firsrate stand for Tavern and with little ex
pense incurred in repairs will rent as it now stands for
fifteen per cent upon it's probable cost,
TERMs-One third cash-baance in one and two years.
with interest secured by deed oftrust.
ap 30-5tN JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT e. co,
No. 81 VI ain street, opposlte the city HofeI.


TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS * SATURDAYS
IN the above named days will sell at public auction
~ at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing at
haipa o'clock variety of miscellaneous goods such
the following:
FURNITURE.-Cabinets Wardrobes Sidebosrds Blu
reas Bedsteads Chairs oevery style and PATTERN Hair
and shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c
AlSO-A large lot of seasonabe piece and cut Dry
Goods 10, with Cloths Cassimeres 5attinets Vestings
Flannes beached and unbeached; Domestics white and
brown Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery era
watts. Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c-Aso, large collection of seasonable
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool end
waterproof Hats cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment OF Trunks Vaee and Carpet Bags Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
endless variety fPerfmery and Fancy Goods of every
description.
NH ALEX. MOTT & co.
ADDITIONAL
VIII be added to our sale this morning.
500 pieces Stone Ware, consisting of jus o. ars aud
pitchers
Also-l0 boxes manufactured Tobacco
so groce Matches
10000 domestic Cigars
6 Gold Watches
Also-A lot of house Furniture
my4 ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts
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RICHMOND, May Sd, 1852.


To the Editors of the Times:
CONFERENCE.-The enclose slip from of the Peters
burg papers and also enclose advertisement which
please give place In issue OF tomorrow under your
market report The HID. sold to Mr.. Grant is the
same that sold in Petersburg at 1854 1t was
really fine HID and sold its merit by this we
that the notice of the sale of it, in of the Pc
tersbug papers, neither known the purchaser
here until after had sold it. 1t would not be just in
to say that this sale illustrates the difference in the
markets, but what do say is the reasoning is very
strong favor ofths being the best market for the plant
ers to send good and fine tobacco The orders for
the French and Austrian have been and
likely continue be, executed in this market and
the orders for fine tobacco for Great Britain amoste
trey sent hereand added to this there is great deal
ofvery good and here than
in Petersburg and hence the competition is greater and
as would naturally suppose the prices OF such tobac
rule higher here than they do in Petersburg At times
it is within the knowledge of the writer that prices have
been high and sometimes higher than they here for
particular grades of tobacco though in the MAN, they rule
higher here and this market shows more uniform stabil
ty than the nelghboring one
Feryrespectfuly, your obd't servts,
N. NJ. MARTIN & co.
Sales oftwo hhds of fine manufacturing Tobacco by NJ
M Martin & Co.. Friday last Col. R. A. Kidd of
Brunswick county, at SIG to M essrs. T. & S. Hard
grove Tor their superior Twin Brothers brand and
made by Mr.. Thomas R. Moore of North Carolina to Mr.
James H. Grant for his celebrated Globe pound Jumps
at $40 so.
From the South Side Democrat
The Richmond Times has habit of Boosting
of the high prices which tobacco brings in the
Richmond market. Occasionally, the Times
speaks sneeringly of Petersburg prices. Now,
we are willing to submit the question: whether
tobacco brings higher prices in Richmond or Pc
places. We give below sample of the prices
for which valou qualities of tobacco are sold in
the Petersburg market. The Times is requested
to copy:
Sales Of Tobacco made at OAKS Warehouse the eth
and 2eth of Aptl-FLoYD & Young, Inspectors
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SToNINa A HoUsE.-A white man named Ste
phen Kanz was arrested in the Valley Saturday
night, by the Watchmen, whilst engaged in the
pleasant pastme of stoning house occupied by
some females of questionable responsibility. He
spent the Sabbath in the cage and yesterday made
his bow before the Mayor. After hearing the
evidence, his Honour told Kanz he must either
give security in the penalty of 500 or go below.
He rendered security.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR Cash.
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!
WOrd. EecgusQu & RurIadaIo

n NrrNY,TNC, = u s"sV" u HsHfKsdaIe,
first day OF July next, offer their Stock of Goods at
Cost fer Cash. and respectfully asL persons who desire
to purchase, to call and examine for themselves before
they do so They feel confident that more general as
sortment OF Dry Goods selected with more care
was never offered for sale at this market It
utactures and their agents. - 1900
The goods OF which consists the latest and most
approved STYLE embracing among other things 34, A.
6.4 and 1874, Bleacded and brown Domestics nr;nts
from cents to the best quality French English and
American Lawns ditto Gnghams ditto black and fancy
de lanes 40 Silks, black Bombazines and AapacaS
ngs, Irish Linens and Sheetings, Linen Cambria and
Lawn Silk d. large stock of Alexanders
wants. Clothing of every description together with gen
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods House Determi med to close they assure tie
public that there is hum6ug, in this advertisement
mav II m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

FrNEs.-Watchman Flournoy yesterday repor-
ted Mr.. c. Elicit for leaving cart in Leigh street
Friday night and the Mayor imposed the usual
fine.
Officer arlington reported Messrs. f. Ragland
Brother for creating an obstruction in 9th street.
by placing therein quantity of lumber, and the
Mayor imposed fine therefor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

Hon. HENRY CLAY.-The country will re-
greet to learn that the illness of this distinguish
ed statesman has assumed a more hopeless form
than it has worn for some time past. During
Friday night he was much distressed by cough,
and his condition has since that time gradually
become worse. His most sanguine friends now
despair ofhis recovery.
DIR. Hall Of this city, is the attending physician.
Repubic Of ueStc?dau.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

gTHE PANORAMA OF EDEN, now on exhibit
ton at Odd Fellows Hall. is said to be a SPLEEN
did work Of art, replete with interest, bold and
beautiful in conception, and evincive of faultess
artistic skill in grouping, colourng and general ex
ecutiop
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

STOLEN GooDs.-Oficer Warrington yester-
day searched house on the south side of the Ba-
sin, occupied by man named Fitzpatrick, and
found lots of things which he believes to have
been stolen. The matter will be brought to the
notice of the Mayor this morning.
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BY GEORGE r. STIINER-

"A UCTION SALE OF GOLD WATCHES.
- Oh WEDNESDAY morning, 5th inst, at 10 o.
CLOCK atmy sale room No. 18th street. will be sold
auction close consignments and cover advances gold
Watches ofsuperior quality and in good ORDER fol,
lows:
heavy gold Hunting Lever. full jeweed made by Thos
Bundell, No $685. with heavy gold breast chain at.
tached
eavygold Hunting Lever, jeweled, made by VIM Ro.
binson, No 9O42
line gold Hunting Detached Lever, Jewels made by
Arnold Adams Co.. of Liverpool No 77l3
line gold Lever Watch. made by Richard Baby, No
361,
Gases very fine and works superior quaity.)
heavy gold Hunting Lever full jeweed, made by VIM.
Robinson, No 9046
l gold Detached Lever, Tobias maker, gold capped IL
jewels, No es593, second handy with gold chain at
tached This Watch can be recommended first
rate time piece
fine gold Detached Lever Watch gold capped, 10 jew
els, extra dial No 36l7
TERMS months credit for approved negotiable
G. J.SUMNER
my3 Auet
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MIR. Clay Rapidly Declining,

WASHINGTON, May B.
regret to inform you that Mr.. Clays situations
critical He is rapidly sinking, and probably
more than three DAYS. His family have been sent
for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

An insolent and worthless free negro, who
calls himself Joseph Bazzell, created some dis
turbance on Duval street, near Prentiss' Row. Sat-
urday night, by undertaking to whip woman
whom he recognises as his wife. After receiving
or two blows, the woman ran into the street,
shouting "murder'' at tho top of her voice. She
then repaired to the residence of officer Tyler,
on Jackson street, and claimed his protection
Mr. Tyler returned with the woman to the house
occupied by the fellow, and with the assistance
of two or three young men who had been attract
ed to the place by the disturbance, arrested and
tied the offender, notwithstanding the most deter
mined resistance. Officer Tyler carried the fellow
the cage and locked him up. Yesterday he was
brought before the Mayor. After hearing the evil
dence his Honor ordered the offender to be severe
ly punished for resisting the officer, and then to
stand committed until he gave security in the
sum of 800 for good behaviour.
CAsUALTY.-Ye sterday morning about ten
o'clock, as Capt. Jacob B. Keesee was passing up
18th street, he was feledto the earth and stunned
by blow from plank which accidentally fell from
the 4th story of the new building now and for the
past eighteen months in process OF erection on the
sorner of Main and 10th streets. He was
borne into the office of the Southern Plan
ter which he had left only moment before the
occurrence ofthe accident, where he speedily re-
vived under the influence of appropriate resusci-
tative agents. The plank also struck and knocked
down little lad near Capt. Keesee, but it is pre-
sumed he sustained little injury, as he Immediate
Iyjumped up and walked off.
After remaining short time in the Office of
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

PHILADELPHIA, May g.
The grand procession of the iremen to-day numbered
$4,000 Everything passed off quietly and without acct
dent.
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crash of warehouse took place at St Louis on the
18TH from the weight of TO- GOO bushels ofwhea stored
in the third story whereby the building almost des
oyed, several persons injured, 100 bbls. of whskey
spilled, and other damage done
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LATEST NEWS.
Telcgraplaed for the Times.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON May 3, p. NJ.
In the Senate, the Deficiency Bill was under discus
sion.
In the House. after the passage of bill for the relief OF
Charles g. Hunter tho Homestead Bill was taken up
and discussion ensued.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

Ciss Advertiser that the supply of Bacon and
bulk Pork in the hands of 81 Cincinnati dealers excluding
lots less than $4,000 pounds does not exceed 1884
pounds of which 900 sides the residue shoulders
Three houses refused report The AID vertser puts their
stock nj
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04
BY ALEX. MOTT & co

DOSES AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUB.
IL Berry AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at our store,
on WEDNESDAY morning, May 9Th, commencing at @
o'clock, large collection of Roses and ornamental
Shrubbery, direct from the garden of j N Trook ash
ington, c. In the collection will be found some of the
rarest and most beautiful Roses in bloom viz
Moss, Berbon Tea, Perpetual and Naisett Roses all in
full bloom
my ALEX. MOTT Il CO.. Aucts
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The Firenien's Celebration

~.
Mr.. Andrews, member of Congress from Maine is
Jaol
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 8.
FLouR.-Sales $500 bbls, at 81 25 WHEAr-Red
IS cts; white 100 cts CoRN.-White, Sc to 81 cts.
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NEW YORK MARKETS Nav 2

NEW YORK MARKETS, Mays.
FLouR.-Firmer Southern, 81 ~ to 81 ee. WHEAT:
White 81 to 81 10; red, 90 TO 90 cents. CoRN-Mxed
60 cents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04

VNEUsT SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L NEAR RICHMOND-By virtue of a deed of
trust executed to by Adophus D. Read on the Gath
July 1849 and recorded in the Clerks office of the coun
ty court of Henrico shall the 25th May 1852 at
ten o'clock, A M. upon the promises, proceed to sell
at public auction the highest bidder the right title and
interest of the said Read in the tract of land in
the county of Herico whereof Reuben Blakey died
sized, which consisted in estate in fee simple to
about 800 of the said land but which at the
date of said deed subject prior liens created
by two deeds, recorded in tho Office tho one for
the benefit of Mrs Frances A Warwick and the other
for the benefit of Geo. w. Warwick and Daniel War
wick.
Since the date the deed to us 10 acres othe said land
have been sold under the prior Deeds and the lien of
Mrs Frances Warwick has been discharged and it is
expected that before the day of sale the lien
ted by the other Decd will also be discharged or removed
enable sell the said land discharged of said
liens
The land adjoins the lands of Messrs Shore Winston
Henry Blakey, Poe, Parkhis Reuben Boyd and Roy
1t Is about mile from Rockets, and mile and half
from the Dock at persons
doing business in Richmond, who wish to reside out of
the city and in position where its value likely to be
greatly fncr0sed by public improvements now in pro-
of construction is said to be we'll wooded and wa
tered. 1t will be sold in lots of convenient size suit
purchasers
The te ms will be made known on the day of sale.
VIM. t. YANCEY,} TT. a.,o.
Ro.J.DAvIs, IT uSte es
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
+ OF OF LUMBER AT AUcrIoN.-wnl

OF OF LUMBER At AUCTION.-wil
IL be sold on TUESDAY next. the 4th instant cong
mencng at 10 o'clock a. NJ the lower wharf at Rock
etts from Is to 10000 feet of Lumber consisting of l.
and inch stuff and lot of Lumber from IA inches
square nearly all heart to conclude saler of T. j. Glenn
Cos property under decree Of the Circuit Court of
Chance OF the county Henrico the 2sth
day of February, 1862
TERMs-Sums unier $40, cash; that amount andover
4months credit for approved bonds bearing interest
THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auet ap3o
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
GROCERIEs, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY 9th May, we will sell at 10 o'clock,
at our auction store of Groceries, viz:
Porto Rico Sugars, Cuba Molasses
Coffee Sugars, Laguayra Coffee
Sole Leather green and black Teas
Rectied Whiskey, f Rum
French Brandy, Port Wine
Soap and Candles. Tobacco
Silk Hats, Vinegar, Naiis &c.
TRRMs-Under 800 cash. 500 and over months Gre
dit for approved paper.
my DAVENPORT ALLEN K CO 1dcts
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BX RICHARD CAUTHOKN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
IN the days above named, commencing at94 o'clock
~ will sell at auction at my store on 18th st. a va
rety of miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GRoCERIES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey Gin Molasses
Butter. Lard Herrings, Shad
FURNITURE-Bureaus, Sdeboards, Washstanls
Feather Beds, hair and shuok Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs candestands dining tea and toilet Tables Bed
ding OF every description Fenders, Shovel and longs,
with many other articles In the house keeping line
SHOES, CLOTHING &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes Slippers, Clothing OF every kind Hats, Caps
Books, &c.
NH % r. CATTHORN
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FRlDAY-Deaware, extra, No. 3-Capital: sl7 o.
70 Nos, II drawn. Tickets g. 'O
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra. No 1o4-can;ta
s7.400. 7a Nos, IA drawn. Tickets g.
IHURSDAf-De!aware extra: No 2-Capital SO
900 rs Nos, l2 drawn Tickets S.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENC Il.
CITY COUNCIL.

The Council met last evening Mt o'clock. The
President being absent, Mr. Allen was called tc
the Chair
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20
Gen. Scott and the Compromise.

: In a letter from Senator Pierce Of
Maryland to the Baltimore Wing Con-
ventlon, he bears the following explicit
and manly testimony to Gen, Scott's
advocacy Of the Compromise acts:
1t happened to me to know, at an
early day, that Gen. Scott was deci-
ded advocate of the measures common
ly called the Compromise acts, which
passed Congress IN 1850. had an
interview with him on the evening Of
the day when the Texas boundary bill
passed the Senate, and | can never for.
get the exultation with which he hailed
the passage Of the bill which he de.
clared to be the necessary forerunner
for all the other measures of the series
The passage Of the one bill he consi-
tlered as the guarantee ofthe success Of
all the rest; and he expressed to me
the liveliest qualification at the pros
pect Of satisfying the just demands OF
every section OF the Union, and restor-
ing that harmony among all, which was
so essential to the peace and prosperity
of the whole country. These opinions
he has repeatedly expressed with the
frankness which belongs to his nature,
and he has accepted fully and unreser
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THE POWER OF KINDNESS.

We do not know the origin Of the
following article. 1t is sexceIcnt:- &
A certain individual, whom we shall
call Bullard, was one of the most cross
grained and peevish OF men. II was
misery to be near him. He grulnbled
and snarIed necessarily, aud found
fault with every one around him. No
thing seemed to please him. He eseemed
to exist III one perpetual foment Of iras-
cible impatience, uncomfortable him
self, and sowing the seeds Of anger,
fretfulness and tliscord wherever he ap
peared. His home was especially un-
happy. Bitter retorts and passionate
invectives obtained the dominant sway.
He constantly rallied at his wife, aud
she replied in the same unloying strain
the children quickly imbibed like
yindictive habit, until such thing as a
pleasant look or kindly word was never
known among them.
One day Mr.. Bullarsl was returning
to his cheerless dwelling, more fever,
ish in temper than was his wont, in
consequence Of some disappointment,
ready to vent his angry spleen upon his
family as he arrived. If the supper
was not ready to sit down to at the We
ry moment, he would almost turn the
house upside down, and strike his wife
to the quick with his taunting com
plants. But CHANGING to approach a
little sunny-haired girl, whose mild
blue eyes and loving face were such a
picture Of bursting Kindness he had me-
yer seen before, an incident occurred
which effected complete renovation
in his peevish frame of mind and plant
ed new feeling in his turbulent breast
The girl, and one, evidently her oIdel
brother, were playing with a small car.
riage; and, suddenly turning near !
stone step, she accidentally struck thu
carriage against one corner, and brok,
it into atoms. In passionate burst o
anger. the boy advanced. and s,rucI
bis sister severe blow in the face Will
his clenched hand, and stamped his fee
in a tempest offury upon the ground.
But, instead of returning he bIov
and revenge speech, after an in
voluntary cry Of pain, the noble cir
laid her hand gently on her brother
arm. and looking sorrowfuIly into hi
flushed face. softly said. "Oh, brother
Tom! ! did not think you would d.
that" In moment, as il stung 'by
hot iron, the boy shiuak back, an,
hung his head in shame and conscience
stricken pain. Then he said, "for
give me. dear Helen. i will never d,
it again. And scarce had the peni
tentswords left his lips, when his sis
ter'sarmsWsre thrown around his neck
! and forgiveness 'sobbed on his breast
Here was a lesson for Bullard! A
first he was quite stunned bysit; b.
could not understandit. 1t was some
+ thing utterly beyond his philosophy
But he felt that il had somehow ,sssn'
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and shall ihis wear use only about tws
hundred bushels. | am rraping the heuriil
ii pfe esi"us applications, .s.d 81, soiI IL
continue 70 Improve ~ proper rae with.
o"i she use II nush lime far twenty years
10 snme. Grounds that used to he plo~
ed iour inches. are no~ turned oser 20 iI,e
'drpsh Of ten inches. and this wnh go~l
results.
To lssi The sincerity Of ms remarks in
reference 10 the advantages 20 he tirrivs 4
from The use af Time ! will make TO any
respectable farmer. the faIlawilg pr"po~i-
lion: LEI hm seleri drll of uniform
qaaiIiy of soil. On one half of This lrl
him apply. on The sod. fro years prerious
10 pio,cing for corn. ssxsy bushels Of
gnod lime per arr. ifr-h frnm The kiln, in
a ine pulserized stale. Lei The whoIe
field ever after be treated e1arlIy alike:
and Al The rnd of six years. if the pail
lined dnes nni yirl,l "f al crops more
Than the eihrr. send rhe bin Tor The lime
10 me aud ! w,ll pay j..
WILLIAM SrAvELy.
Bucks Co., Aug. 20.
We like the above article on lime, and
sincerely brl,esr that in s"iIs which ron.
tain oiganic constituents in an inrri state,
reqnlrlng decomposition. ar inorganic ron
sliluenis in romblualion with acids re-
quifing the presence oi lime for their se-
pars'l"n. that ils liberal use is judirious.
We think, hov ever. that 10000 bushels
applied wIihintweIve yesrs on $50 acres oI
land. are a very luIl quantity. ant. l,a, the
saline amount of co~i invested in such 10.
gradients as the soil will prove most il
need oI. By ANALYSIS. ~ilI be more Judi
ri"iis thar To increase i,s quantity ol lime
We also like the closing paragraph re-
cnmmend,ng The use Of lime on sud. iw,
years heiore plowing il for corn. = h,
roots nf the sni are then present TO receiv,
and TO be improved by any ammonia Sc
free by the use ol lime. and 10 give il N,
oreanlzrd shape in which i may be plow
ed under fnr the n-e OF succeeding crops
Such are The circumstances under whirI
lime may be mosi judiriou.ly applied, hui
i should never rome in immediate cnnlac
with highly purrscenl nanulrs, nor will
those which. by its chemical influences
would be rapidly dccompo.e,..
Ed. Working Farmer.
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: UDOLPHO N'OLFE'S
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS

a PURE and genuine article, manufactured
by him ii SrnlknAx, h.LLaxp, expressly
'"r medical use. and strongly recommended for
sure and permanent cure Of The GaavkL. aud all
distractions Of the urine, arising from the Kid
neys or Bladder.
!. Price 50 cents, and 81 pc, bottle. For sale
February 10. a.
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NQtice.


rIvHE Co-pastner<hip Of JONES 4 RUF-
= FIN Was dissolved On the 10Th instant by
mutual consent r. q. Ruasn il sulhosizcd 10
cls-e The lu-ine<s Of the late firm; and al per-
sans Indebted are earnestly requested TO raIi on
him and make immediate settlement that the bu-
sinrs< may be closed with as little delay as pos
sibe.
PRIDE JONES,
p. B. RCFFIN.
August laih. 1854. a.