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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-18

LANE PES'EOEs.-.u,t received, by Expires.
] u lot ot Colts Pistols, navy sizes,
Warl,rs six -hootcrs, mall sizes
AInynarls patti selfpglming ,x shooters, new patent
Aliens single selEcockiHg Pistols
Aliens revolving pistol , and barrels
Cast steel double bartal Rife Pistols one trigger
Belt pist, Is, ste, barrels
She, bolfs and pourlns md Powder Flasks, nc
natcnts For sale by
WN B X c.. FISHER,
sa,t ot..ts OPPo rrF THE FHt%KLIY HuTEL
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.EsaE4E gtAHN.

r. i ..... -s. -..,....
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
TlIE MAIL TRAIN will lcnve I.yncitug daily
L (Sunlny'> cxceptcd) at o'clock. A. NJ, aud ro
turning vii, leave BonsIeh's nj o'clock, r.m.
aup lU-dta I|ION, JfIlIS. At.
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RICHMOND.
SIS VIRGINIA AaNH or Richmond

- 4 Nd NEW YUM TACkEI ST H. At1 Toa
Line eonpo-rd of thc lronnp Vessels, alI owned
the city of Richmond, aHi sois from Ncw Ioik eeBg
Iour days. viz:
=
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THURSDAY MORNING. NO
RAIL ROADS, sc.

RATES OF EREtt.n DN TIE
il @
VIRGINIA * TE NESNEE RAILROAD
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"ARGsES BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
An indispensable article ior all Black Smths, to'
ycb rs to saving of c oal and heating Iron. please
nuire of Mr. Dubncy of the Phnnix Foundry. Mr.J II
Bailey Whee-wriglh, and at the Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Works-nll 81 which have them in Fo'
e by A. Netteton for the patrntee for Virginia
Piedmont Works LyuGhlmrg. Juno 81 II
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Accommodation Train.

GA M szss...:ss Il
XTlRGINIA ASD TENN'E II. R.--A Freight Train
' with Passenger Cur attached will lenyc Lynch
burg daily (haurdayS Sunday cNcept"d) at l2b oclorh
r NJ and lenyc Buord's daily (Snnday and Mondol
excrprcd) ot7 O'clock a NJ
Freight intended for Ibis train accompanied by tw"
ay tickets must bc Delivered in the Depot before snn
.ci the previous cyenine Allriehs mn4t be pre- pard
nug l0--dts HOS. JElsLlN AL
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I1NtoN sTEANsHIt' GorIPA-

ITNtON sTEA A7ssHiP GOr5PA- s5graz
~ MIS- LINE o TEAAERS-Pc"nsgi- .ssssso
r5ojo a1d iseiaio n Nortot. far Phdadeiptta amt
Iork-lhc am~hip, Prnns yiyunin, Curt Bay more
and Nueiun. Capt Teal will and nftor November
3D. until further notice. commencing with the l'"nnsyi
vnnia leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday
for Philadelphia, and returning Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given every trip. in all the dail5
papers. OF the hour of ,lcir smiling.
These Steamships have been huilt enrrcssly for th-
line, aud beautifully fitted up for th accommodation
uf 4scngcrs first tables and every attention
i paid to q cir cona' and SAFETY. They also pro
vided Wit fr,nci,s patent Mrtnlic Llc-Bonts. and
and prompt attention pnid,to the sui
delivery Of goods. In addition to the above induce
mcnts travellers, have made arrangements IL
forward passengers tr ugh II New York by cars -
steam bonI- thereby offering 10 he public opp"rtnn
iIv. helorc offered at the price nj viewing
the noble Delaware, anl visiting that model ci la
dcPhia.
Passage through New York, in st Cotio. and
found - Oh
Passaoc through to Philadelphia, do 90
do do do Second do Oh
For freight passage. apply To
RO. RANKIN, AG' corner % WaerSt,
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"A T. - / l. 4 4. G. A Ek ID j.
DIR. Hugh Brown,
DR. kOBEEsT EAAeAY,

las emnYcd his Office door above his residence, on
Main streel.ond one square above Dibrelf. Hotel
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PoIsoNING.-A negro girl named Phillis, in the
employment of Mr.. Patrick Butler, was yester-
day arraigned before the Mayor, charged with the
heinous offence of administering poison to a
small coloured boy, about 5 years of age, who is
also in the employment of Mr.. B., Tuesday morn
ing. 1t appeared from the evidence adduced that
about O'Clock on the morning named, Phillis
gave the child dlaught of water, and that short
ly after swallowing it he was seized with vomiting
and other distressing symptoms, which seemed to
indicate the presence of some poisonous substance
in the water. The child is yet alive and may
survive; but the Mayor determined to postpone
the case till to-day for the purpose of procuring
additional and more positive evidence as to the
guilt OF the accused 1t was understood that the
remainder of the water left in the vessel from
which the child drank would be subjected to analy-
sis. The girl admits that she gave the bow a
draught of water, but stoutly denies that it con-
tanned any poisonous substance, to the best of her
knowledge. We shall see
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Decline in Cation

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Decline in Cotton.
BALTIMORE, June g. A. Nj.
The steamship Asia has arrived with Liverpool dates
the 22d Mayhree days later than those by the Arctic
The following the latest intelligence brought
by this arrival:
LIVERPOOL, May 90
CoTToN-Sales for the week 900 bales-speculators
taking 10000 and exporters $4,000 bales Holngshead-
Felty Co.'S Circular says all descriptions cottonha
declined nearly id. The market however closes steady
FLoUR-Western CANAL steady at 2os, and Ohio at
els per bbl
ConN-Yelow Corn is quoted at 3Os and white at 2ss
ed per Or
CoSsoLs 995.
RTcE-Market quiet-prices unchanged.
SUGARs-Held higher and market buoyant.
RosIN-Common 5s a IS 1Od.
ENGLAND.-The Jewish Disability bill has been re-
pealed by the House of Commons. In the body,
Lord Palmerson has called attention the threatening
aspect OF affairs in Span soar the integrity of the
stitutonal government is concerned
FRANCE-M. O'Dllon Barrot and other distinguished
have refused take the oath of allegiance to tho
Government of Louis Napoleon Three hundred addition
political prisoners have been transported to the pena
colony in Africa.
The house of Rothschild has taken the New Austrian
Joan of %, 100000 forms.
The steamers Franklin and City of Glasgow have ar
rived out
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BY ssECsEasaD e5AUTssORN.
REGGLAR SALE DAYS:

REGULAR DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
IAN the days above named, commencing at9J o'clock
" | will sell at auction at my 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 aud sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, Moasscs
Butter Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FURNITURE-Bureau Sideboards, Washstan1s
Feather Beds hair and shuck Mattresses, Bcdsteads
Chairs Caudlestands, dining tea and toilet Tables, Bed
ding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the housekeeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I Will also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind Hats Caps,
Crockery ware, Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c.
NH &c r. CAUTHORN
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AUgy'a'GsDN SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.

SH GSE BEAUTIFUL AND DEszEsA.s.Y
We LOCATED LOTS ON CLAY AND 7TH SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on THURS
DAY afternoon, the 10th June, 1852 upon the premises
commencing at o'clock, that most beautiful aud desira-
bly, located hall acre lot the of CLAW and 9TH ss
1t will he divided into five suitable sized building lots
ing fronts the East line of 9TH sreet-lour of thea.
fronting 30 feet and the corner lot fronting 43l feet each
running back about 20 eetto alley t6 feet wido.
The location of this property and the desirabeness Of
the neighbourhood it being convenient the arSet de
pot and other public places render it peculiarly valuable
residences for genteel families
TERMs-One fourth CASH balance at 1, and II months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained Till
the last note shall be paid
je2 w. G0DDIN Aurf
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MINING INIELLIGENCE FAVORABLE. &c
NEW YORK, June 9.
The steamship Northern Light arrived here today with
dates from San Francisco to the 9th May.
The steamer Columbia LETT San Francisco for the 18th
mus, on the 9Th May, with nearly s2OOO,ooO in gold
Both branches of the California Legislature have pass
ed joint resolutions in favor of the Compromise.
The whites have had another encounter with the In.
dians-one hundred and fifty of the latter having been
massacred at Sharta.
Serious difficulties have ensued between the Chinese
and the Americans in Sacramento and large numbers of
the Celestials have been expelled from the mines
The intelligence from the mines continues favorable.
and business generally was brisk.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
EVENING SESSION.

BALTIMORE, June 2.
The Committee Credentials announced that they
were notyetready to reporthe competing claims of the
Georgia delegations giving rise to discussion.
resolution, declaring it expedent to make platform
oprncples before going into the nomination of candi
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency offer
ed. 1t gave rise to and exciteddebae in which
Messrs Wise and Soule amongst Others participated
the latter against and the former in favor othe adoption
of the resolution The subject finally disposed of by
motion to lay on the table, which was agreed to-
The Committee Credentials then reported. 1t ap
peared that the committee divided in relation the
Georgia delegations and majority and minority reports
presented Both reports however, concurred nthe
propriety of admitting both delegations from Georgia
the floor and that they should conformity castthe
vote ofthe State in Convention.
Before acting definitely the reports the Convention
about o'clock yielded to motion to adjourn.
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NEW YORK MARKETS lima 0

CeTToN-We note sales to-day of 300 bales at fuctua-
ting prices Market unsettled and it is almost mpossi
BILE to make quotation.
FLouR-The sales to-day reach about $4,000 bbls.-
State brands sell at 81 1s1 81 rs, and Southern at
81 81.
CoRN-Sales of $4,000 bushels mixed SO 81 cents
yellow at 624 cents per bushel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

STEALING LooK-Neson, slave, was yesterday ar
fagned before the Mayor upon the charge of stealing
paddock from cellar door in 18th street. Mons Marche
n the occupant of the cellar and the fortunate owner
the lock- saw the rogue when he took it. He pursued
him with might and main, and finally succeeded in run
nng down the negro, He returned in triumph having
Doth rogue and lock in possession The former he hand
ed over to the police and the latter he deposited in its
accustomed place. His Honour after hearing the Mon
euf detail othe theft the and the capture ordered
the rogue to be punished
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& TRATTON,S OFFICE, No. s. soufJ
~ f1th street.
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.

& TEsATTON's OFFICE, No. 5, somf,
~ f1ti street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No. l12-N1ay 18th.
81 IA 80 10 55 40 % 5 l8 70 65 70.
Ticket, Nos 10 55) The second Capital of 81 200.
Whole, 10 40 65
Ticket, IS e5 70 sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky-No l24-May 90
33 3S SO "A 46 81 50 10 80 10 Is 60.
Do do Is 50 g., - ~ ' sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos ofDelaware No 1e-May 20:
II 20 16 81 65 IA 5 "a 69 56 s.
Whole Nos l6 II 81, prize of $500 sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No 1s-Mav 31st:
81 SO u SO &c 81 90 6s "a So 81 27
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No 126-June LIST:
80 ~ 16 Is % 10 4 II 46 50 8.
Ticket No 10 y, sold and paid by STRATTON.
81 IL SO 60 10 AZ &c 4 SO IS 10 SO %
WEDNESDAY-Deaware, No. l4-CaptaE s35 ooo
10 Nos, Is drawn Tickets $40.
THURSDAY-Kentucky extra. No. l2s-Capital ::
$4,000 IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 50.
THURSDAY-Delaware, extra, No 14-Captal: S25
900 IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
FRIDAY-Deaware, extra No. 15-Capital: SIS 600
7s Nos ID drawn. Tickets a.
sATURDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. i3o-Capital: a.,
500. 66 Nos. IL drawn. Tickets S.
SATURDAY-Delaware, No 15-Capital 10000
rs nos, 12 drawn. Tickets SO.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which are
registered at the office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me-
Orders forpackages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly at
dress orders to
my 81 N sTRATTON Richmond, Va
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. June @
FLoUR-Saes of $50 bbls Flour at 81 12a of 400 bbs
81 l8a, and of 1000 bbs at 81 25-which is an ad-
vance.
WHEATSales ofred at 95 SO cents, and of white at
100 l02 cents per bushel.
CoRN-White sells at 55a 81 cents and yellow a SO
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BALTIMORE, June 9.
The Convention met this morning pursuant to adjourn
ment Several resolutions, approving the Compromise
measures were read and ordered to be printed
The committee credentials announced through their
chairman, that they were not ready to report.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

Dreadful Observation-Disclosures Ladies Drowned
CONCORD, N. H., June l.
Whilst Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Thresher, and ten
other ladies, were sailing in small boat, on Sat-
urday last, on San Cook river, the boat accident
ally upset. This accident has caused great dis
tress. The ladies were all well known and high
ly respected,
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The Cholera at La Sale, Illinois.
CHICAGO, May 81.
The cholera at La Sale is on the increase, the
deaths having been about sixty, mostly abourers
on the railroad Within the past three days,
however, several Of our most respectable citizens
have died.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

We noticed yesterday, the arrest of slave Monday
night near the Dock upon the charge ofsteang watch
from Mr. Jones and the notice stated that he
by Mr.. ]. This a mistake,-W atchman
Granger arrested the rogue the of Water and
18th streets To him. therefore, is due the whole credit
The corrections cheerfuy made of justice to
one OF the most efficient members of the night police
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

W lEMPEaANCE NoT1CE-Hon. Neal Dow, of
Maine, and Gen. Samuel F. Cary of Ohio. will address
the citizens OF Richmond the subject of Temperance
This Evening, at ST O'clock the Grace street Baptist
Snulou. JED
AUCTION Notwithstanding attention is so
hcted to our sal of Paintings Engravngs, &C. which
will take place this afternoon halfpast O'clock at the
Tontine Hall, opposite the Banks
je3 ALEX. MOTT & CO. Aucts.
morning, by
je9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN x CO.
STORE FOR RENT, AT AUCTION.-On
~ TUESDAY afternoon, the 9Th inst, at five o'clock,
VIII be rented at public auction, to the highest bidder
the store on Main rect lately occupied by VIM F. Nit
Ghe as saders Shop opposite the Banks, until the LIST
December next BY order Of the Trustee.
je3 Anct
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DRuNK.-James Broderick, poor inebriate,
was found beastly intoxicated Tuesday night, at
the corner of Main and 14th streets The watch
men removed him to the cage, from whence he
was taken yesterday to the Mayors Court. I'm
der promise of reformation he was DISCHARGED
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03
Collision and Loss ofLite.
New ORLEANS, MAY

New ORLEANS, May 21st
The ship Tennessee from this port for Hav1re
arrived yesterday, and reports that in the Gulf
stream on Friday night che came in collision with
the barque Fairmount, from Cienfuegos for Phl4-.
delphia. and sunk her in a few minutes. The first
mate and one seaman were saved. The remain
der, consisting of the Captain. lady passenger
and eight seamen persisted. The night was dark
with high wind and she was unable to render
any assistance. The Tennessee is much injured.
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SELLING GFE Az GDsE FOR CASsT-
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODSL
a.


EXTENDING to make change in their business on tba
first day OF July next, offer their Stock of Goods at
Cost fer Cash. and respectfully as persons who desire
to purchase, to call and examine for themselves before
they do So They feel confident that more general as
softment of Dry Goods selected with more care
was never offered for sale at cost in this market 1t
almported BY themselves orpurchased by them OF man.
u;actures and their agents.
The goods Of which consists the latest and most
approved style embracing among other things "a, A.
% and III, Bleaeded and brown Domestics prints
from cents to the best quality French, English and
American Lawns ditto dinghams, ditto black and fancy
Cloths and Cassmeres Satin Silk and Marseilles Vese
lngs Irish Linens and Sheetings Linen Cambria ard
Lawn Handercels 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 Determined to close, they assure the
may 3-dlm
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AN o II AT O RIO.
kKRaSDED 81 WOODBURY..
Conducted Ly $. s. Stereus
Two be performed By Professors and Amateurs accom-
panied by full Orchestra, the FIRST Presby terian
REV Mr.. Moores church. for the benefit of the Conduc
tor Mr.. s 5. Stevens next Thursday night at o'clock
ABSALOM
AN oRoToR1o IN THREE PARTS.
Persons:
David. King of Israel
Absalom, his
Joab, Chief General of the Royal Army.
Messenger.
Lamar, Davds daughter.
Merab, her attendant.
People Travellers, Priests, Warriors &c
Prices OF admission 80 cents Tickets to be had the
Book stores and at the door, also Text Books be had
the door ie
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
Schr North Wind, Bunting, Baltimore, guano to H.
w. Fry.
Schr Telegraph, Boze, Baltimore 4s hours, guano to
H. w. Fry
Schr Ocean, Mitchell Baltimore, 60 hours guano to
H. w. Fry.
Schr VIM. Spear, Mitchell. Baltimore, lumber to w.
H. Grant.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher Boston, mdse, to D, Curre.
Schr. Mary Piner, Norfolk mdse
Schr. w. P. Williams, Albany lumber.
SAILED,
Il Atkinson.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

Aritoelpiid, May ISo2
Dear sr-We have used your "Plastac Paints, far
more thah year and Tor painting bridges, depos &c
Nc we have found it equal to any paint W., have nsed in
fact we now give it preference over all others we have
tired ior such purposes
Yours, respectfully, JOHN TUCKER, President
Tue above Is but one Of the certificates we have
received from gentlemen of cur CITY, who have nsed Sill;
vers Mineral Paibts. " W ~
COLORS-We have seven different coors. viz. threa
Browns two Chocolates, Black and Yellow and by com.
oinatlon make every variety and shade of color
BODY.-These Paintsare superior in bo1,, low oo,o;
property to any yet discovered and pound for pound viii
cover double the surface of white lead zinc or other me
talle Paints. -, - ~ ~
IRON-To Ironthay furnish a perfect nrote t;on oi.
rust Tor they contain metal which like white lead acts
destuevey on the iron in fact this Paint makes iron
doa6i{ valuable for building purposes ~
BRICK WORK-They give to honse walls q NM Il
heavier coating than other paints and if SANDING 10 va
CURED nothing holds firmly or finishes SO we'll Viii Il
OLD ROoFS-Give us roof never so old and leaky
Syers Mineral Paints will makeit eheapIv new and 90
enduring than it ever
SHfS using this extraordinary Mineral as we prenor
Tor them, will be proof against the action of hot SINS
worms and salt water. ~ ~
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS ara ;,,,,;+ol -. -,
strict scrutiny into the merits of these Paints ThonI
mad very great reduction might be made in the cost M
pallnS. Inese Pants are purely mineral all CLAWS and
ot m are washed out IN preparing them for tho
market Ihey cost but half the price of white lead and
the same quantity will twice the surface and ast
SIX times as long which in fact reduces the price To
t"ehth climate has no effect this Paint and is eoua
y No'"ie Ia the cod oanadas or onr sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Llnsead oil mix thick as you can and use az
other paints These Paints need but little DRYER and io,
pruning and second coating in all homework they will b
found iaf cheaper and more durable than lead.
Dealers ana consumers procure this Paint wholesale
and retail of FRENCH & RTCHARnS ''
. N. w. Corner 10th aud Marketst Philadelphia
treheral Nhoesale Agents. also Importers of Plate AMI
Colored Window Glass, Dealers in Drugs Paints &c
APP 23-3m
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NEW pUEIIGAT EONs.
PURE & UNExCEPr1oNanLE ROOMS

REV c. B. TAYLOR.
GOOD books may be compared to dear aud faithful
friends. always welcome and lending their influence to
cheer and reshen the pathway of life 70 this class the
writings OF the pious and gifted author OF the following
works belong They all worthy ola place neveryta
mily and parish library"
The Records of Good Mans Life by the Rev. Chas B.
Tay Tor, NJ A; price. IS
May You Like it. by the Observation-Disclosures IS
Is this Religionl Page from the Book of the
w orldsby the same .--------.- rs
Thankfulness. narrative, composing messages from
the diary of Rev Allen Temple. -.-.---.....-.. IS
Earnestness lncpients in the Life OF an FL glsh
Bishop, being sequel to Thankfuness- rs
Lady Mary, OF Not of the World. rs
Margaret, or the Pearl rs
The Angels Song, Christmas Token. is
Facts in Clergyman's Life. -..-------..-....- rs
Mark Wilton, the Merchants Clerk ---.-....-.-. IS
Arthur and his Mother OR the Child of the Chureha
Book for Children ---;---.--.-:.--.- 81
Also the following, by other authors, worthy
place beside the above. viz
Scenes in our Parish by a Country Parsons Daugh-
ter to which is preixed memoir ofthe authoress,
Peace in Believing exemplified in the Pastors DaugIl
ter. Clergyman's Wife, Pious Mother, and Dying
Saint, being the memoirs of Mrs. East written by
her husband, the Rev. John East, Nj, author of
The Lighted Valley or the Closing Scenes in the
Life off Beloved Sister with preface by the Rev.
VIM Jay author of Morning and Evening Exerci-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
With many other excellent Books which can be seen
| on the subscribers counters and shelves.
''0 ' NASH & WOoDHoUsE.
| my 10 Eagle Square.
| LANGUID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES change in
the temperature have very bad effect upon the bood
sudden change from full generous, low poor diet
will be equally injurious to the health sudden changes
| of weather five would have health must endeavor
prevent far in us lie great extremes of all kinds
Every excess of heat cold of eating drinking tends
to produce mpurty of the Blood thus its circulation
becomes langud the very channels of life cogged
and the first consequence that the bowels become
| tive.
We are in this condition ready receive any disease
with which we may come in contacts and without any
rfe1
have headache heartburn dizsness foul tongue loss
appetite all the result of the of costiveness
When the atmosphere become impure and oppressive
to mankind requires the tempest agtae it. to give
| it purity and life
When the bowels costive they require the admins
tration of BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which, by exciting
| a commoton accelerated movement in that organ
will occasion all morid contents to be expelled thereby
reducing purity to the blood and health the whole
| frame.
| For sale by NJ BRANCH
| East Main street, corner below the Old Market.