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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-10

CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS
~ warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from the
more sold by ROBERT r. DUNAL & BRO, corner
above the American Hotel, Richmond, Va
These Seeds are of the finest quality, and such will
recommend themselves. They are from of the best
Seedsmen in this country.
ARTICHOKE-Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-Giant
BEANs-Red Marrow Six Weeks White Kidney
BEETs-Long Blood, Early Turnp, White Sag
Mangel Wurtze
Extraordinarily Purple Large Purple Cape
CAULlFLOWER-Early and Late
CABBAGE-Eary York, Early Battersea, Large Fla
Dutch, (extra Drum Head Purple. Green Curled Savoy,
Drumhead Savoy. Early Sugar Loaf &c &c
CARRoT-Long Orange, Large White Cattle
CELERY-Whte Solid, Red Solid
CRESS-- Broad Leaf Garden
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, Gherkins
coRN-Early Tuscalora Early Sugar, Six Weeks
EGG PLANT-Purpe
+ ENDIVE-Green Cufed
LETTUCE-tarly >ilesa Ice, Brown Dutch, &c &c
MELON-Citron, Nutmeg, Water Melon, &c
NASTURTIUM
ONI0N-White and Red
PARSLEY-Cured
PARSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-Sinc!ars Extra Early, Bishops Early Dwarf
Dwarf Blue Pfussian, Dwarf Green Imperial Dwarf
Marrowat
PEPPER--Bu Nose, Cayenne &c
RADDsH Long Scarlet Salmon, Red and White
Turnp
RHUBARD-For Tarts
SALSIFY--Or Oyster Plant
SPINNACH-Round Savoy
SQUASH-Early Bush, &c
TOMATO-LaIge red, extra
TURNlP Red Top, White Flat, Dale's Hybrid, Large
Norfolk, Ruta Baga &c
Also-Sweet and Pot Herb Sc eds Flower Seeds a
fine assortment Bird Seed Lucerne Grass Seeds < C
Also-Dutch iiulbous cots, of various kinds ia II
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EDATE DE NAFE.-A most excellent and deli
Ill cous remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis &C..
and a.! pulmonary diseases. TO singers and public spea
lungs aud throat when taken in small quantities it re-
moves all hoarseness in short time and wonderfully In
the power and hexibty of the voice. For sale
by r.. Il. DUVAL x BROTHER
Chemists and Druggists, Bank Square,
ia 27 Richmond.
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HpuRE MEDICINAL OLIVER OIL.

u We have recently received direct from the banks
oil ewiondfnd, a large supply of the above ant Gle.
Being fresh and pure, 1t is with confidence believed
possess very unusual degree, those medicinal prop
critics upon which its curative powers alone depend
II was procured and prepared in the most careful
ner by one 0t the most reputable houses In Newfound
land from The lvers OF cod fish taken so late as August
last. Oil obtained during this month is OF much greater
medicinal vane tt an that blamed at any other
of the feeding grounds Of that valuable fish. For sale
by the gallon or bottle by ADtE &GRAY,
de IL 147 Main street
HEUHCEE7. EAEsD Sc CO.'S COMPOUND
" FlODURETTED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RiLLA or Iodde of Sdrsaparila, combining all the vr
ines OF extract offs rsaparila andt Iodine, of
is most popular and eligible compounds such man.
ner efectualiy TO prevent the decomposition OF the
lod.de
Being prepared according to the most recent improve
mens in Pharmacy the virtues oil the Sarsapar'lla beng
extracted mahontheot are presented the most perfect
State OF preservation.
TINS preparation has been ex ensively used byph ys-
and others for the treatment OF Oh onc Rheuma-
tsn, various obs tlnae forms ct cutaneeus and eruF
i've diseases, and Alternative generally.
This preparation has now been before the public for
the rast five years, during which time 1t has cpived
the APPRECIATION Of physicians and others, who have
made use Oft. PREPARED and sold by
PURCELL, LADD co.
ia q Druggists, 90 Main s. Richmond. Va.
AAAEx ORCHARD ACHD VATEs,-T at
~ tention of Physicians and others, is called to the
"Oah orchard Arid Mineral Watey 1t has been proved
by successful trial. to be of the beneficial and
the time of the simplest remedies known for
the rett and of number of diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach bowels and urinary organs
Diabetes, Dyspepsia Dysentery, Chronic mucous Ca
tarrh Salt Rheum, Constipation of the Bowels. Night
sweats, General Debility and Loss of Appetite and in
many instances Dropsy its early stages has been
cessuly treated by the of this water Descriptive
pamphlets containing its history mode of administration
DC, furnished gratis by
Sole Agents for the State of Virginia. de 10
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NOlHtE.
EfHE subscriber would respectfully inform his old Gus
il toners and the public generally, that he has re-
moved from his old stand to the of Goth and Wa
ter streets. in the warehouse formerly occupied by
Messrs Garland Robinson where he would he pleased
to receive their orders, and execute them promptly.
ia 10 ROBERT RANKIN
- PIPES sAENOND WEEsP AND AN
~ CHOIR HOLLAND GIN, for sale by
WILLS q LOMBARD,
lag Main ST.. opposite
10 10 A. DuyaFs Druo store
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Watches, .JeWeIry and Fancy Goods,

NOW OGENlNG Al The NEW SIOHE,
No fO6 Main Street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
WATCHES, 5EWEERX e. EANCYGOODS
Ever brought to this market
ESHG subscriber having taken lease of the large store
40 100 Main street. Tor the purpose otpermanently
establishing himself for the sale of Goods of the above
description, and having great experience in importing
lnd dealing directly with the manufacturers, enables him
% offer great bargains to city and country merchants
The assortment Of WATCHES will be kept coaplete,
md for quantity and quality in material and insh they
cannot be exceed in any store in the country and
ae confidently recommended. The assortment ofJEW-
8LRY will also be kept complete. The assortment Of
FANCY GOODS would take the whole of one of the
mammoth sheet newspapers to describes suffice it say
that the stock amounting to nearly 100000 will be sold
~ ss low p,ices be purchased in any of the North
en cities. Please call and examine goods aud prices
ELIAS HALE
no eft Importer No LOG Main street
e1xE IRA SM E rs AND BOXES BOR-
100 DEAUX OLIVE OIL
"o pasRets Tuscan Salad Oil, for table use, fresh,
80 ana OF very superior quality
800 gallons Olive Oil. on dranght
ana 'n oils Were purchased beore the late advance
f " lit 0e sold low, by
ADIE GRAY.
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Observation-Disclosures

RANDOLPHis prepared with large stock, to sup
ply all demands for Comic and sentimental Valentines,
Envelopes Cards and Notices. The price ofthe Valen
tines vary from cts up Envelopes from to cents,
cards 10 cents and no charge for notices.
Any of the above will be sent by mail in good order
and postpaid to those who remit price in money or
stamps ia25
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DOCKE Il HANDKERCIHHEFS.-C oored
bodered hem stitched, embroidered and printed
Linen Cambria Hankerchiefs, ladies' sizes
Plain printed and hem stitched do for gentlemen
Silk Handkerchief in variety for sale by
G. HARTW ELL & CO.
tie Broad street. opposite Swan Tavern.
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lust received at SMITHS Periodical Depot opp,
- site the American Hotel, the third number of Min
fees American Drawing Book, for selfnstrueton.
ja6
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rEaE GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT FOl

CLOTHING,
No E02 Main street, Richmond.
AVERs Coats winter Frocks business Frocks, dress
~ Coats dress Frocks black and fancy Pants; silk
satin, merino, velvet, cashmere, wool velvet and
down Vests; merino, silk buck flannel and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers; dress Shirts Collars half Hose Ora
watts, Scarfs, Snspendefs, &c &c
All eftle above i'll endless variety and at such prices
willcertainly please. Our ready made Clothing,
think, be surpassed by any one, being of
make. Those in want will please call and satisfy them
selves, at Nol02 Main ST.
no u KEEN. CHILES & baldwin,
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,-.ss--zgzf-.s-l-s. PLANO FOlsTES OF RELIA-
~ y T1 BILE CHARACTER

d19i11 ,oD,nr n 81 co ', MAR vsn,
J. CHlCKERING, Boston, and
J. b. DUNHAM New York.
Are makers well known i'll the musical in the fash
lonabe world the musical OF their superior
tone power and durabilty the fashionable, for their
elegant STYLE choice workmanship, and real excellence
n all respects.
The subscribers are the only agents for the sale ofthese
Instruments in the city OF Richmond
They have recently received large supplies from the
above celebrated makers richly carved in the style
which prevailed the time of Louis XIV, others of the
present day and several plainly finished, but of good
tone, at low prices. NASH " WOODHOUSE,
nos Booksellers, Eagle Square
a CAFsEs.We would respectfully call The atten
"a ton ofthe public really fac and extensive
stock of Wines and Liquors, of which when
do SO advscdly, that they will mpare tavoraby with
any similar stock offered for sale in this city and
without coming under the implication of Boosting
would add furthermore that amongst fine Wines
and Brandies may be found some OF the best offer
ed in this country. Favour with call and judge if
you please for yourselves Of the quality and prices
fe NlLI4S& LOMBARD
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STOPPING PLACES OMITTED.
A T meeting of the President and Directors of the
n Virginia Central abroad Company. held the
18th January 1853 the following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That from and after the first day of Febru-
arynext, the following named stopping places will he
omitted. viz: Crenshaws Ash Cake Road, John G.
Harrss, J. Z. Terre's Rock Cut Crossing, Clarkes
Track. and Hammock Gap Road.
ia lin G. GARRETT. SecX.
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NEW .rbKgJG &VDKE.


NEW DRUG STORE.
FSNHE subscriber has recommended the Apothecary
"A and Drug business in the large five story building
the oMan and 18th He offers for sale
general assortment of articles in his line which he
respectfully invites the attention of his hrends and the
public generally
.3-tf ALEX. DUVAL.
Gs T<sGE6s FOss SAEE.-S20o00 Coupon Bonds
- of the Corporation Lynchburg 80 years rum
dorsed by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compa
ny. interest payable semi annually.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds ofths Virginia Central Railroad
Company 90 years to interest payable half yearly
70 the payment of these bonds, of which there
only 100000, land be ssued) there is
mortgage the entire works of the Company costing
now about ISL 100000.
$4,000 Richmond City Stock, "a years to maturity in
terest payable semi annually sinking fund is apart
for the payment OF this stock which will ngus it in
"a years.
Persons having Stocks to dispose of would do well
offer them to us, as always prepared to buy
account; or if more desirable them, will sell
on heir account charging moderate commission.
To those wishing to invest money, would remark
that generally have hand of the best secu
ties in the Market which will be sold very moderate
terms. MAURY Il NORTON,
ia 20 Office under City Hotel
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

1--WE find 1.-THE a'AdvOcate, p OfDe-
troit, the full returns from ninesem
conhassy on the Maine Law question!
The majority in favor of the Law is
fifteen thousand three hundred and
t'OSnty-taOo.lo b But one county has vos
ted against the law, and there the
majority was but one. This Is ac-
counted for by correspondents Of the
Advocate" !" asfolows. "The Ger.
man population Of this county, Who
are mostly Catholics, and who reside
in West Phalia and Dallas, were, from
language and residence, almost en-
tirely beyond the reach Of our infus
ence; and these, almost to man.,
went against the law. The vote ia
these two towns, was l16 against the
law, and only 8 for it." We are not
surprised that the civilized people Of
Clinton county (poor Clinton y are
anxious to yindicate their claims to
responsibility before the world, and il
isproper they should have an oppor-
tunity. The reason given above is
satisfactory, and it is highly creditable
that the majority, under the ciircum.,
stances, was but a single vOtc.
Whatever may be said by the apol-
ogists for the liquor traffic about pop.
ular sentiment not demanding the an
Inhalation Of this traffic, it must be
conceded that it is terrible commen-
tary upon the intelligence and virtue
of even a backWOods county in Mich
igan, to give a majority Of one vote
in favor Of continuing this system Of
fraud and yillainy. z.I r.atla.f
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
Hamilton County Again. :

b - q I.
In our notice, last week, Of the
cause in Hamilton county; we omitted
to enumerate Cleves and PendletOn
Divisions, which brings the number
in lhs county Up To ta0slvs. We are
just that much stronger and more eff
ficient. yl5i ,71a .Ylaa8N Ht
On Saturday last, our Executive
Committee held a meeting, and made
some important steps for the further
ance Of the cause. TsOenty thousand
copies of the Maine Law Tract were
ordered to be distributed in the city
and county, to be followed by other
tracts. The county will be thorough
ly canvassed by JOHN R. WILLIAMS,
and other speakers. In fact, every
thing will be done that energetic and
consistent temperance men can do, to
secure the city and county for the
Maine Law. If all our efforts fail of
success, we shall have the proud sat-
isfaction Of knowing that we have done
our duty-that we have fallen with
our armor on, and our face to the en-
emy. But we. have no fears of de-
feat. The race Of whisky is almost
over!
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
Acknowledgement.

We received the following from our
Editor in acknowledgement Of the re-
Ceipt of the premium. We hope the
other successful agents will do like
wise. Those entitled to tracts and
books will please let US know how to
a,i,W l'8 tNNh'b @A4 iW +he i4|H ~
Sehu Cnsfn. aW ,H H.aey9gjuU 5lgJ3I b
BRo. aCtARK:--I very unexpectedly
received $50 last week, being the
premium offered by you for the second
longest list of subscribers. | regret
that / am the fortunate man, having
only procured Is names. n There,
should have been fy ahead Of me-
/ will appropriate the $50 in securing
another list, I au s. Fl. Carr.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
HnR Ths1 euuirmf


u Il is amdsing and instructive to see
how political editors, who look at the
success Of their respective parties as
the chief good, and who are devoted
to the liquorinterest; foam and frOth
Ike mad dogs at the introduction Of a
new element into the canvass. o.I bro
1Some Democratic editors in Ohio
Affirm that this Maine Law question
is. introduced now tOire,animate the
cid carcass Of Whiggery, and get il
againuPon the throneofPoweE They
caution the faithful not to be deceived
BY this Wing trick, &C., &c. So they
talk in 0hiOo brg q ri levp9 ns n1
ID Across the river, in. Kentucky
where the Wing star has beenin the
ascendant, the leaders of that party
{ in the whisky faction are just as
confident that LocOlocoism has hatched
up this sideissue to get control Of the
State Offices. Read the following by
way ofillustration, from that celebra-
ted Wing paper, the Louisville Jour
nal: eeUU2 % l.lna gggu i.a4 i
Il" ALL the probable Wing losses in
the Legislature, are referable to the
liquor-law agitation. Some excellent
men and true Wings are engaged in
this agitation but it was got up origi-
nally for the purpose Of making the
Legislature Locofoco; it is carried on
NOW for that purpose, by the wire
workers, and it may accomplish that
purpose. There is not solitary
county in the State, we learn from
careful inquiry, where the Locofocos
will lose a Legislative candidate en-
account Of liquor law divisions
The losses will be all Wing, and the
gains all Locofoco- just as It was de-
signed and calculated from the first
that they should and wouldabe.'' DBL
We hope while politicians are quara
reling aboutwhat party it willinjure
or benefit, the people will put the law
through, let who will rise or fall by
the operation.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
ClermOnt County Temperance Mass
sI da yi5i Meeting. ateIa1ag 10I

The Boston ClermOnt County Temper
ance Alliance announce that there will be
holden in the town of Boston, a Mass TEN
perGnce Convention, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday the 4th, 5th aud 9th days Of
August next, at which it is hoped and ex-
pected there win be full and general at
tendebee = every friend Of temperance and
the Maine Law. Our friends in the adjoin-
ing townships are respectfully invited to
join US.
Meetings will be had on the days desig-
mated as follows: Thursday evening, and
on Friday at 10 o'clock m, and on satur-
day at 10 o'clock, apublic demonstration
Of the friends Of temperance. will be had;
also public dinner on that day.
Arrangements have been made for John
R. Williams, the old WashiDgtonian Re-
former, and M. M. Edwards,Of Cincinnati,
to address the meetings on Thursday and
Friday, and General s. F. Cary, on Satur-,
day.
No effort will be spared on our part to
render the occasion one of deep interest.
We say come one, come all. .f9 s.d' lis
Gr s~. 0. G. HAYs, Pres't. "A
E. DnEuTT, Sec..
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

We have received a letter from
brother unjustly rejecting upon us in
regard to the gentleman whose name
heads this article. The gentleman
called at our Office, and introduced
himselfas temperance lecturer, say
ing that he had lectured in Massachu-
sets, and other States. He gave us
no references, and Sswe had never
seen any notices Of him in our ex-
changes from the States named, we
gave him no encouragement. He left
without any Recommendation or en-
dofsement from US. Ifthe brethren
were imposed upon, they have no one
to blame but themselves. The Grand
Division Has cautioned the public
against these stIolling temperance lee
tdfers, and we have done the same
thing more than once. No man
should be employed unless he is pro-
pehy endorsed BY some known, re-
ypoTsible organization or individual.
We hope our brethren will be on their
guard in future. : a2m s5hf 'a' 'L'
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

GE Our Sunday meetings are
still kept up, and each succeeding
Sunday, the interest in the meetings
and for the cause increases Last
Sunday, we had fine meeting at the
south end Of the G. H. & D. Depot.
The audience was large and every
thing went off well. There was no
disturbance, although we heard sever
al dOggery7keepers grumbling, when
the "shoe pinched" too hard The
speeches of Williams, Edwards, Cos
sin and others were well,received.
On Sabbath next, at a o'clock, a
meeting will be held at the same place;
also onthe wharf at 9P.M., and at tthe
Floating Bethel at 8, Pm. Every
pledged man in the city should attend
these meetings. 'l ii I'D bag neI
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

AaEg The population Of GrcataBrit-
ain h as diminished $4,000 since June
last. This is the first time, says the
London Times, the population has has di-
minished since mans memory .ads
BE A Worlds Temperance Con-
vsnton win be held in the city Of
New York, On On the 6th Of September,
and continue for four days gIa g5ar
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
Correction.

In casting up the number Of sub
scribers sent in BY agents contending
for our premiums, we set down Bro. n.
Mcdonald for 49 when it should have
been SO: thus entitliDg him to the
third premium instead Of the fourth,
Bro, H. Forest Green, consequently,
will be the fourth highest. We hope
this necessary correction will be duly
appreciated by Bro. Green. ....r-.,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
Mass Temperance Meeting,

FOR PRAIRIE AND BROWN TowNsHIPS.
Notice is hereby given, that there will
(PrOvidence permittiDg) be Mass Temper
ance meeting held at ClOyer's Meeting
house. Priarie township, one mile North Of
Alton, ON Tuesday, the 26th day of July
proxImo, at 2 o'clock pm. Mr.. JOHN
U. FIEsTIR, long and favOrsBly know as the
Obio Se!f Sharpsnv, will address the meet
ing, assisted BY other able speakers.
The speaking will be accompanied BY
appropriate vocal and instrumental music
from the Misses FIEsrEhs, and We can pro-
mise the audience both, choice entertain.
ment and valuable Information. I
At this meeting, preparations viii Be
made for attending The Mass County Con-
vention 1t Columbus, on the 25th 81 Au-
gust next, and one little Miss will be select
ed to represent US on tbs triumphal car on
that occasion. ia
By order Of Exeeutive COMMITTEES Of
Brown and Psiarie Township Alliances. 4
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

1lQ t3stAQ cVab0 tAao ,1a
Since wriIing an article in another
column, in referance to finance for the
campaign in Ohio We /, have been de-
lighted with the intelligence that the
State Executive Committee have ap-
pointed aA.lA, srEwART, as Agent to
travel through the State and raise
funds for the canvass, l.I.
Welike the movement, and we like
elelectiOn Of the man. Bro. Stew
ARr Is an earnest, jealous, faithful
laborer, and he will be active, vigilant
and successful. He is the man who
has sent US three hundred subscribers
tOithe Organ, and received the first
Premiumg We bespeak for him the
kipd welcome, and hearty cooperation
Of all the friends Of the cause.
Since the above was in type we
have received a letter from Bro. Stew
art, in which he informs US that he
has accepted the appointment, and that
he will commence the work imme+
diately. In his letter to us he says
"l promise to raise $4,000 in two
months, for the State Committee to
carry forward the cause, and secure
glorious triumph. I can do it, sir-I
aUiN do it if life and health permit .
If any man in the State can perform
the work Bro, s. is the man. We in
sert the following from the Columbus
journal and Athens Mssssnger. 70 9fI
A. Stewart, Of Columbus, is one Of
the most jealous and substantial friends
of the temperance cause in Ohio. He
is wide awake on the subject at all
times and on all occasions; and among
other good things he is guilty Of, has
obtained and forwarded the names Of
two hundred Subscribers to the Organ.
A few more such Democrats, with the
aid Of an equal number Of Wings
and Free Sellers in each county in
Ohio, could effect world Of good in
this work Of Teformation. .-- -Atkens
Messenger.
We learn from the Organ, that
Stewart has added another hundred
to his list. Whatever else may be
said Of him, nobody will deny that, he
does with all his might what he has
to do. Such energy is a commenda-
bic trait, and when carried into busi-
ness, cannot fail to bring success.