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II w. A. 20 WELl., Architee, md

s-Y w. n. TO WELi4, Architect and
Civil Engineer, offce Two aosrs from Nam On
18th street, opposite the eice of the James Kiyer
and Kanawhs Company. Designs farnished f,,r
every description OF Houses with esti.ns,es. can.
tracts, and agreements. Buildings superintendsd
ana ia,i SIZE details furnished Tor every portion of
. Building. Lessons given ia the ArchteetursI
Science and Al; Of Drawing; all on very moderate
tefMs' ~ 25-lm
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KUNKELs TRoUPE.-An entertainment emorac
ing great variety or their choicest songs, Dances
burlesqleS and negro wittcisns, will be given this
evening at the Hall, by this inimitable troupe.
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70 We are under obligations to West 81
Bro. for late newspapers.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Before the first class
of Justices, Messrs. Garnett, Cox, Dickens, Wal
drup and Nettes.
Commonwealth We. Henry Wade. Counsel for
the accused Messrs. Davis and r T. Darrell. The
accused was examined yesterday on the charge OF
unlawtully and feloniously striking man named
Charles Tensor over the head with bottle, on the
evening Of The Both July few miles below the city
on the Williamsburg road. From the evidence, it
appeared that both parties had been drinking freely
the afternoon of the Both, and had quarrelled and
then made up. Tensor finally followed Wade to
house on the Williamsburg road, and there asked
Wade to come cut the road and settle the diff
Guilty by tight Wade came cut and Tensor COM
menced abusing him, and shock his fat in w g face.
Thereupon Wade knocked Tensor down and then
seized bottle and struck him over the head with
it, inl;ctiRg ghastly wound. The wound
very serious one, fracturng The skull tina: Tensor
will never fully recover from Its effects. The Court
decided to send the prisoner for trial before the
Circuit Superior Court, and admitted him to bail in
the sum OF $780,
Authority was granted to the citizens of Union
and Church Hills to establish night patrol, ana
some twelve or fifteen citizens have enrolled them
selves FIR that purpose
man named George II. Howell, imprisoned for
throwing stones at the house OF Mr.. Rudolph in
August last, gave security on Monday 10 the Of
$500 to keep the peace and discharged
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-On yesterday, Charles Wal
ner, the pedlar who some time since stole some
S35 worth If goods from Mrs. Davis White, an
other pedlar, was to have been tried by called
court but there being no quorum of justices in
attenaance, no court was held.
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49, TIE Il XPH 4 5 arrives and
s>I-a leaves daily, by Mail Trains dlDays Ia
charge Of rusty Agents. This mode of receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever description com.
bines economy and what is of greater importance
Speed. Our wagon will call for goods to 90 away
anc deliver everything without extra charge
ADAMS d. cos
ONCE No. 5, Fourteenth Street,
Sc III Near the Post Office.
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- TO the Juveniles.-Recotc ct the Grand
Mu day Drawing Room ENTERTAINMENT next
Saturday, at 3 o'clock, for the accommodation OF
families and children.
Admission 10 nts, adults 25 cents, or family
tickets, admitting FIVE. 81. oc Cit
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E tt WIS Discovered, about 70 years
ago Ia the county OF King and Queen, by Pay.
scian, eminent in his profession that Asatle Cnol
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious Choic, Dysentery.
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, ana many other nervous and
could be easily cured. Since thst time he has
proved that fac: to hundreds of our fellow citizens
and can prove it to many will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODIC, the peoples favori,e
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL LADD
& CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment au 6-.5taWts
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Home Testimony

~ Home Tesiimonye-kead!f from
S>GSa one of The Oldest Magistrates of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining, talk to
those we refer to, and then try this grand restora
tive.
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ANrcE PRESENT AND A PaRrTr SroHE.-We
receyed from our friend Zimmerman the other
day, very pretty cigar case. This gave Us occs-
.iop to examine his store, which is as complete in
the purposes for which it Is designed, as any other
we know Of That purpose Is mainly bouse.fur.
nishing-that is, furnishing with dinner, breakfast
and supper apparatus, apart from the crockery de-
partment. Coffee and tea ur-s, and everything In
that line In addition to that he has almost every
thing that ahousekeeper can desire in her line, and
many Things which house-keepers in the country
particularly ought to have. 1t ID principle with
Zimmerman, if he has not the thing which man
calls for to take the hint and get it, SO that the same
thing is seldom asked for twice. Great improve
nent has lately been made in the appearance of his
store as we are glad to see has been done general
ly in the city, and it may now rank with the pref
test.
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g Funeral N0tfce.-Iue funeial II CHAS.
J. CUNLlFFE will taxi place Tomorrow Morning,
from the residence Of Mr.. Rhodes, in Chesterfield,
at / o'clock.
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" Three Thousand Une Dollar Pic.
tares taken within the last Two .tionths.
does hot this look !iAe giviag eatifs satisfaction
TO our customers, and the sao lei ii IL does not,
we would like To know what does Do nj be
gaiisd any longer BY paying hisn prices fer your
pictures, bn, come TO me and set a st. error Pic
ture tor one dollar, case Included. Warranted
equal to any in the country.
FRANK MOuI SON,
Sc 81 No lilo Maa street.
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Ey Until farther notice, Dir. A. 4. Petit
coias will occupy his former Office in the College
lnfrmary. oc 6-2t*
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- The Notes of the Merchants, Elk.
change Bank of Washington City will be
redeemed at the office Of Messrs II. T. Pairo Il Co.,
at par, when presented ia sums of five dollars or
over. until farther mott e. oc4-d5twltt
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e ,saS second BUILDING FUND 4 Om :
So pany.-The members of the Second
Building Fund Company are hereby notified that a
meeting of the company will be held at the office of
commissioner William F. Davis, rear the State
Court House, on Wednesday Evening, the 9th
instant, at * O'Clock. The punctuaI attendance Of
all the members is requested
oc SGT A w. NORTON Sec'y pro tenn
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~ LIVER PILLs.-PKEpARpn ETC.,.

B LII En- flLLSs-fkEPARED Pp0st
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKRsInGe
(VAJ ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diprs,iaa
Cstharric, Tonic and Alternative In their efec, A'
the system. They excite the action Of the ~
in many CAGES in which Calcrlel would have NJ -
feet. They are also peculiarly eascacious in Fa
male Diseases. re-
The wonderful success which has attended -,
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water and pilis s s-e
many years, in great variety of diseases bas ~
qured for it celebrity rarely lie err eouaIleS "a
is steadily increasing The most eminent Cberos,.
of the day have examined the Water and pms 90
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal pronar
ties. 1t has been declared by the bes. autberi,a.
to be cure for every torn CT Scrofula. ChrorGo
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases of the storos
and Bowels, Dyspepsia Chronic Diseases of he
Eyes, Mercu-ial Affections, ana particularly a6a1s
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage. corr
plicated with arrangement Of the Liver and Sc
mach and many other disorders arising from in
purity OF the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchant.
generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per vial, So per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase i,
large quantities, or become gents for the sale Of the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please ADDRESS
BOOTH ANDERSON Christian.
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co. Va..or
JOHN II. SEAYRES
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~A Grent Cure for Fever rand 4 que !:


DR.. ROSES FEVER ANU AGUE fcN.C.-The
ague being the most common form of disease and
indeed the forerunner Of most # not ali otaer dis.
eases, demands Tor its radical cure remedy which
has been well tested, possessing full power to era.
dictate disease ard strengthen he constitution. his
mixture, having never tailed In single case is pro-
nouneed by thousands to be that remedy,
This compound is truly the poor mans friend,
and the rich mans security The c.ergy, bar, and
The press have already reechoed the above stale
ments.
few doses of this wonderful Tonic is always
sufficient to convince the most skeptiea!
The infant and the aged may use it alike, regua.
ting the dose per directions.
DIREcTioNs.--After purging freely with my
Railroad or Anti Bilious Pills, take oLe easpoonful
every hour during the absence Of fever. In cases
cf debility. one teaspoonfdi three times a day. in
cases OF Yellow or high Bilious Fever, one tea
spoonful every half hour after an emelic Price 90
cents per bottle. J. s RUSE. NJ. d.
Fur sale by Bennett & Beers, AIDE s Graz Pur.
CELL Lad & Co, Duval, II Ii DUyal. A
strecker, Bodeker. Gsynor 81 Wood, Blair,
; NJ Zach:isson, and w Lsdd oc2
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xfS THE lsT OF OCTOBER is the
$50 day on which most of city Schools
commence their Winter campaign. Teachers,
Parents and Pupils will not forget that every varie
ty OF School Books may be had at WEST &
BROTHERS, (near the Post Office at moderate
prices ocI
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EW. PahlIc Tn.te Improved.-slNoNs

Lei Public Taste Improved.-SiN0ES
Daguerreotypcs are new slmlTed BY all sno see
then; by sCnic. for the richness o. Iae cJi)iing
peculiar 10 them alone--sonae for the cearness AID
aislnetness OF tue figure enabling the spectator 10
see them IN eng light with the eatest esse-sotne
or the strength OF their light and shade, ciearaess
Of tie eye, efd tie general sriisteal finish Of toe
entire p.ot1fc. When il is known that we furnish
such gems TO oar patrons, is il wonderful that our
oosiaessis 80 rapidly increasingly Oar assortment
oije@elry FOR Getting Dsgaerre0gypss H. equal to
arg in the city ~ r. ciMOAS.
sc1 Isl Main str... r,ao .nazfe
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3Sz$--sI:TrI7h FOR LYNCHBURC The
ANAL boat DESPATCH, Captain
aao, az nov ready to receive freight, and will
leave to morrow evening.
&C 6-2t Ac TEE
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w The Lustral Hair Tonic, Tor

Ey The AustraI HAIR / onlc, Ilr ceans.
ing, purifying, preservation AMI grOwta q me Hair
Prepared from the original French receipts by
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, NJ l%5 Msia
street.
lhls adm, able preparation is efectua
RENE dy tor Badness and falling OF OF the Hair.
causes it to grow luxurianty making II very scfr,
glossy, and beautiful, and prevents it from turning
grey, and is the only article which efeclually
cieanses the head from dsndrutf.
This article has been before the public for three
years and the increasing demsnd and high popu-
larity which has attained is the beat proyf OF i.s
efficacy.
Numbers ladies and gentleuon in this city and
vicinity in the constant habit Of using their
entire satisfaction. 1t mas become necessary ap-
pendage to their toilet
Large bottles at so cents each. Be sure 20 ask for
Bennett 4 Beers LRstraE Hair Tonic in order 10
prevent mistakes, as there are limitations abroad,
which would be apt TO prove injurious if used.
oc 2-dIm
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fort il should be our delight to sdminister-w
daily toll and industry are the foundation Of our
prosperity who afe 20 continuously and earn.
estly calling for the priceless blessings Of liked
and comfortable home.
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E5E.lKTTssA FOR NORTH RIVER &,
II aUCHANAN.-The canal boat
onioN, 10 now loading for the ABOVE points, and
VIII have immediate dispatch.
DC 6 q yrr
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G-g WING RALLY AND MOLINA.
TING MEETING.-The wings CT Richmond will
hold meeting next MONDAY EVENING October
18th, 10 the African Church, at half past O'clock,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
Senate and House ofDelegates Let there be full
turn out on that occasion, animated speeches on
the Presidential issue may be expected.
&C 6-WSM~
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IN STRAY HORs E.-Broke MS bride
1s. tne CITY Court House, yesterday morn.
saddle suitable reward will bs paid fer any in.
formation, by applying at this Office oc 6-its
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u Raker,s CeIe5rated Premium Bit.

ters.-Have you ever used them, you or any part
Of your famiyi If not, lose no time in procuring
bottle If their speedy relief mas ever been
equalled, it has not been heard from. As a sure
for Dyspepsia in all its various stages as wit.
the large number Of voluntary certificates now
in the hands Of The proprietor, and the great de.
mand for it wherever it has been introduced no
medicine ever introduced to the public has ever
gained the popularity possessed by these Btters,
with SO little aid from the public press. They are
preventive of Ague and Fever never falling re.
NEEDY in nervous head ache, cofrector Of dsor-
dered stomachs and the best tonic in use for dis.
ordered bowels, and with delicate females, they
will be warranted against the world to act more in
accordance with nature than any tonic known -
Price only so cents per bottle To be had at the
drug stores Of
PURCELL, LADD & CO, 4. BODEKER, ADIE
& GRAY, BENNETT 4 BEERS, and GAYEOR
q WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, WM. P. LADD
and SEABROOk d REEVE, Broad street, Rich.
mond Va oc5
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* S auction MISUNDERSTANDING atten.
@>~Ea ten is requested to the Very extensive
miscellaneous sale to take place This Morning.
at my store, No 18th street, commencing at haif
past o'clock
See adyertiseme nts.
Sale conducted by
oc 6 GEORGE ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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1 Passing down Msia street., We were a,..I
the fppserance Of new style Of Portrsit 1. ~
show case OF our old established Davusr,sas..ane
MI WILLIAM 4 PRATT; we sllude Ia the s Ky
lures o. Messrs Thomas A. Rust. the firm On D..
ker, BsyH Nimmo, and others. In wh;.s l ar
heads executed with all the depth Of tint and ne
raj color OF Van Dyke, appear to start Ike s.
from the deep obscure OF a black baek nag, mssie
(Which, BY the by has been always con.idesad a
highest style OF ar striking with the force ~ NE
Itself upon the mind tf the examiner ana le
to the Imagination the task Of filling u, d Ing
which too often exhibit In the hands Of pnsz;I, s
artists deformities which do not really evils. m
pictures have the advantage, from, their .,ass
strength OF being seen in any light as the eve
urally follows the concentration Of the uic,ny nat
T. Is the originator Of this tesutifui sye. o. az
II To the Citizens of Richmona
Transient visitors.-f you wish "a s aaa
your hair cut snd dressed in the most fa.nicrase
and tasteful style, and your whiskers Changed -
beautiful black or brown color. please call Al HOB
SONS Shaving, Hair Dressing and shamno1,s,ls-
Saloon, in the American Hotel Ba.emen,
N Bile can furnish You with a nor CO.
shower bath, at any hour at IS cents or five tcIe.,
for 81. &c As's
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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-26

We notice that the editor of the Westerw'
Echo, has an artist attached to his Office.
He displayed some rare specimens of the
art few weeks since, in the shape of his
/" devil. ."-Ocean Ware.
Iay- We notice that the editor of the
Ocean Ware has printer attached to his
office; though we do not think his last
issue is so rare specimen of the typo
graphical art as the most of his previous
numbers have been. Indeed, it is quite
in the modern style all owing, we sup
pose, to the rats being killed by that " bag
of mulen,' and his being necessitated to
employ a printer. By the way, has the
Ware just received the Echo containing
the "specimen" alluded to? 1t was pub
lishod eight weeks ago. Well, that is too
bad, we thought there was communication
between that town" and the crest of
mankind" oftcncr than that.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-26

D951 About thirty-fve years ago there
resided In the town of Hebron, in--coun-
ty, a certain DIR. r., who became very
much enamored of a beautiful young lady
who resided in the same town. In due
course of time they were engaged to be
married. The doctor was strong and
decided Presbyterian, and his lady-love
was as strong and decided a Baptist. They
were sitting together one evening, talking
of their approaching nuptials, when the
DR.. remarked -
II am thinking, my dear, of two events
which | shall number among the happiest
of my life"
" And pray, what may they be, DR.. ?"
asked the lady.
One is the hour when shall call you
my wife for the first time.'
And the other if you please :"
1t is when we shall present our first
born for baptism"
What, sprinkled."
eyes, my dear sprinkled."
"Never shall child of mine be sphinx
led"
"Every child of mine shall be sprink-
led"
"They shall be, ha -
" Yes, my love-"
"Well, sir, 1 can tell you then that
your babies won't be my babies. So good
night, sir"
The lady left the room, and the DIR.
left the house. The sequel to this true
story was, that the DR.. never married, and
the lady is an old maid.
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gravates the already aroused passions, but
engenders a spirit of opposition to the
parental commands. 1t should be care
fully guarded against.
3. A child should never be frightened
into obedience by stories of witches and
fabulous creations. How often do we hear
children told that, if they do not mind,
" the witches will get them," " the great
black man will carry them off," or some
other equally wicked and ridiculous asser-
ton, which causes the child to become
afraid of its own shadow, and to be a
coward for life. 1t is equally foolish to
shut child in dark room to punish it,
as it engcnders feeling of fear which the
longest life can never eradicate
4. Never attempt in any instance to
deceive the young. Never make prom
ise to a child VIII ich is not intended to be
punctually performed. How can parent
hope to inculcate into the mind of the
child that I" it is wicked to tell false
hood" when the child sees its parent
setting before him in his own conduct, an
example of this vice. Such condnct
necessarily leads a child to distrust his
parents, to despiso them in his heart, and
practice himself the same arts of deccp-
ton.
S. Never indulge in the habit of inces-
sanity finding fault with children. We
should be more ready to express approba-
ton and to reward good conduct, than to
chide and frown at every trivial fault that
may be committed through thoughtlessness
and inattention.
These rules are but few of those which
might be laid down, but we trust they will
serve to awaken inquiry in the minds of
parents of how they can best discharge
the great responsibility which rests upon
them to " train up their child in the way
he should go.''
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IGg" Rev. Mr.. Hatfield, of Providence,
delivered a lecture at the Union Meeting
House on Tuesday evening last, on the
subject of Conscience with reference to
the Maine Law" in which he set forth
the duty of voters to be governed by con-
science in political matters We are sorry
at being obliged to say that the lecture
was disturbed by the uneasiness of some
boys in the gallery, who we hope will have
self-respect enough to prevent the recur.
renee of similar disturbance.
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aG~ DIR. Darius Dump thus lifts the
veil that had so darkened the visions of
tender brethren and weak sisters. The
elegance of his language is elucidation
clear as mud:
"The only true and legitimate manner
Of accounting for the taps, is the physio-
ligical defects in the membaranous system
The obtuseness of the abdominal abdicator
causes the cartilaginous compressor to CO.
agulate into the diaphragm, and depresses
the duodenum into the Aandango, Now
if the taps were caused by the vacation Of
the electricity from the extremities, the
tympanum would also dissolve it into spir-
itual sinctum, and the olfactory ossifficator
would ferment and become identical with
the pigmentum. Now, as this is not the
case, in order to produce the taps, the spir-
itual spero. But, as said before, the in
ferior ligaments must not subtend over the
diginatorum sufficiently to disorganize the
steriecietum. DARIUS Dump, M. d."