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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
+ f & f

Irregular or Disordered Menstnaiion, cured by DR..
GuYsorT's EXTRACT YIELD Dock SARsAPA-
RlLrA From practicing physician in Elizabeth,own,
Hardin county, KY:
ELzabethto,cR Feb. %, 1853.
John ID. Park-Dear Sir have TIED DR.. Guysott's Ex-
tract"f Yellow Dock and Sarsapara in my practice for
the cure OF Dsordered Menstruaton and find it have
very fine effect. In there were alarming con
vusons winch occurred in quick succession during the
menstrual period and after the second attack of that
kind advised the of DIR. Guysott's Extract of Sar
sapara during the interval. and my patient has not had
eit some slight convusive sensation but not enough to
aeinahu ihedical attention. {. K. McGlL.L,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

MAN SHoT AT ELizABErH-We learn on
Frd'y last, at Elizabeth, man named Viii
liams had an alteration with another named
keezo, during which the latter gave the former IA
blow. Williams then got his shot gun from the
house and discharged the contents at KeeZo,
wounded him dangerously in the face and head
Williams was apprehendsd, making no at empt
to escape-Gat .3dr.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
Doctor Yourself:
THE POCKET ESCUIAPIUS:

Or, Erery One HIS Own Physician
THE FORTlETti Edition, with One
- Hundred Engravings. showing Diseases and
S1$Y Malformations OF the Human :, stem in eve
ny shape and form. To which is aided
Treatise on the Diseases Of Femats heine of the high
est Importance 10 married people those contemp.a
ting marriage. BY
WIN. YOUNG, NJ d.
Let no father be ashamed 10 present copy of the
Esculapus to his child. Ii save HIM from an early
grave. Let young the cations
of married life without reading the Pocket EsenapIus
Let suffer from hackned Cough Pain in tie
Side restless nights nervous feelings, and the whele
train CysT eptic and given by their rby
scian be another moment without utpg the Fsct-
lapus Hive the married, those about he married
any impeachment, read tins truly useful look as il has
been the of saving thousands of unfortunate cra
lures from the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter, will copy of tbss work by
mail or five copies win he sent for one dollar.
Address, Post paid,) DIR. VM. YOUNG.
Ian 4, SO. No. l52 Spruce St Philadslphis
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

Nor lMrRoBABLE.-A Philadelphia paper
says that the reason why the Hon. Henry A .
Wise did not receive some mark Of Executive
favor, was in consequence of his being .sthe sec
ond of Mr. Graves, who killed Mr.. CilIey in
duel, and President Pierce having been ava rm
personal friend of Mr.. Cilley, has ever since, it
is said, disliked Wise on account Of his agency
i'll that affair.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
+ + + +

Accordingly, we find it resorted almost universally
in cases of Hepac, Scobutlc and Cutaneos complaints
ter general prosation of all the vital powers, all
those ormenting diseases of the skin trying the pa
tience and so injurious TO the health.
case of Scrofua of II months standing cured by four
bottles of DIR. Guysot's Extract Of Yellow Dock aid
Sarsapara:
WINsLow Ind, Goth Feb, 1853.
Mr. John ID. Park-Dear Sir My wife has been suffer
ing for twelve months with Scrofula, during all which
time she has been under the ami of several
physicians without any apparent benefit to her from
their attendance.
-Four weeks ago saw some of DR. GUYsoTT's EXTRACT
OF YELLOW Dock SARsAPARIu4A at George Deans
IN WInslow, and from his nigh recommendation of the
tice, concluded to try it. bought bottle which was
taken by my wife, and which helped her considerably
Since which have bought three Bottles, which she
king, and she is now nearly well. THO'S MARTIN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

ENREsII ORANGES, just received fur sale nv the bo
L cheap THOMAS & coon
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

TX BARRELS Salt, for sale by
- Ma, 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

A article founded upon Scientific Principles, com
IA pounded with purely vegetable substances being per
fectly safe when taken, and has been known
fail in curing the most obstinate UorE,S
when this remedy is used fIcm the fact that
only destroys them, but all the slime and
inlcus v hicii NAV remain.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

| L. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
| Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the States
June 70, 1883. WHY
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70 lSTR1NGERS.
DFESs0R ALIEN. &. RAissY's

u iC OPHER JUS, of MEDICAL COZ
r. j'f BEA UTIFYING, CURLING, Pr
"''lorlng and Strengthening the Hair, Relic e
Flr'' ol the skin. Curing Rheumatic Pains, al
hAt'raal Wounds. Bounded by no geograph
I ne reputation Of BARRT's TkicoPHERoUs PEI
Ohon. The sales OF the article of late y nr-
sea ina ratio that almost exceeds belief
- BARRY, alter caroim examination Of his
'N' 'nd' that number f bottles delivere to ~
''uth ol from half Il gross upward, during The
'' was within trjh, Of $50 900
'0'',ary 10 present at length the evidences
'iai properties ol the Trichophcrous. when
''' furnished such an Endorsement rs this
r'''s ol tile article and the explanations given
''' afion upon the lHir.the scalp. and in all
't''helai irritation. first recommended il Ia
Wv" "a ihe people, This was allthat ,he invnn
hNery bottle advertised itself The effects
IN 'Aered"d expectation il arted Ike
'p 'aales wnuld mol be without it, County
seriion oi the Uniled States found III,
!. '' una "td thus was hui,i mp wholesale trodr
"'pitn unheurd %. = regards articles Il
He highest point has WI been rench' j
a. , 'ee - ihai the Sa.es this va. al be MI
i Aa nfholirs
8.,.., ,.a Aanntactory. NJ 1877 Broadway; NV
nh AZ Pfier. . cent, - f1rga hotiIe
,1- ,'Puni To purchasers l'y the quantity. Soh
S,,,,,r r'' merchants and druggists throughou Ia.
f,,' ana Ganada, Mexico, West Iddies, Gfeni
,,,l5 u, Il Lyman, J II. Ssay and r. Stable,, \
''~lsc6m
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NO. 80.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Hope and the Rose.


" "Whu shall die hrst7" whispered Hope to the lose
"who shall .ink earlier into the gravel
|, by my neetnc.s, thou by thy sweetness,
Which Of the two ia the future to save7
l. by botnying or thou by decaying
Who shall sleep first in eternal reposei
Soon shall we sever, live we foroyen
who shnll die 6rstf" whispered Hope to the Rose;
"Who shal die irstf - whispered Hope the Rose.
~, " anid the flower, tho sweet IL my blooming.
sood will my oycliness withsr and die,
Lives that ara sweetest, ele ever the neetost,
Hours, most happy most rapidly fly;
Hut liopo dieth nover-it livcth forever
Enehahtment around the young bosam 1t TIN iows;
In smiling weeping Hope never is sleeping
Il shall dn first aaid tho beautiful Rose;
Il sha din first. " snd tho beautiful Rose
Tho Rose mistnken--ita dwelling forsnken--
Hope aud its promises die In the henrt,
The love 1t deared had falsely expired,
fnted, in hithhnesa 10 depart
The swoet-aeenied flower still cruces the bower,
And taoro, IN ia lovenosa. gracefully blows
liza boauties displaying, 1t lives undecaying,
To tell the and story of Hope and the Rose;
To tell the aad story of llopo and The Rose.
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These vessels nt tho hrst claaa bul IN ihe city o
Baltimore expressly Tor this pde aud have superior a
, ummodatons Tor passengers. They are commanded
ly experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
tnd who v i'll spare exerton Ia accommodate They
will be- owcd up and down the rivers by steam nnd may
he relied on 10 snil promptly adveltacd.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now
York will find it to their interest ship by this lino
freight will always be taken low by amy otler
line of Packets aud every effort will hu mnde by toe
ireuts in Richmond nnd Ncw.Nork give satisfaction.
Freight ID cents per whole aud II cents per \ y
Tobacco heing about 50 per cent. less thnn eharg J
tha Steamers Insurance be effected in the h.-.r
moad Fire Association by this line nj 3-S per cent
We respectfully usk and hope Il succeed in obtain
ing iull share of patronage
Goods shipped 10y this line To New York will be for
rarded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Glnrlcston, Savannah nny other southern or North
,rn port The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets,
H. New York at Beth No. l. Coffee House Slip, foot of
" ull Street. DAVID CURllE,Richmond } y
q. IL. PlERSoN, N. Y. -
No. 81 ,Soath Street. u
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RICHMOND.
hISFALL IMPORTATIONS 70
CHINA, EARTHBNwA ARE AND
Fancy Articles.

NlE Subs ,rbcr offers country Merol nnts aud o-
ors IN wnnt, his complete stece ot Enrtllenware,
China lnbe aud Fancy Articles OF his own direct i'm.
rnrinton from the avorto factories OF England and
France, together with full stock of Plain Pressed
tul Hnss IN every variety, DC Ne, The assortment
nomptises, IN part, the following
DINNER SErS.-~dt, decorated gold band, and
white French Chnn; white granite md blue print, flow
Ing blue, pnrpe, dnmnscenu. plum, hlnc.
TEA SERNlCES-ln sets of ~ "a, 80, go, II, nnd
~ pirces, ranging in price from 81 Ia 800 set.
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud uncovered Basins
md ENers aud Toilet sota
RICH VASES, common aud decorated Mugs aud
ommon Earthenwnre suitable to ial tladr.
PLATED GOODS-Tea, dcsert and table Spoons,
able and desert Forks; suit aud mustard spoons nup-
in rnra, mustard pots. butter knives and castora.
TABLE cuTLERY-lvory handle hble sets, ~ pie.
knives md forks In dozens common do.
BllrANlA WARE-Caslors from the II common
the best manufactured spoons ladies aud safety flu
nmpa.
LOOKING GLASsES--Splendid gilt ornamcatcd
ramcs, French plates, various szrs suitable for man
lie or pier do mahogany frames In greatly snretynnd
pfct rlnasea
GLASS WARE-Pain and pressed cut tnmhlcra.
vine ptchers solvers bows preserve dshea deeoners.
rmonndrs egg glassea, goblots, champagne safety u-
dlamp', water bntles butter plates, syrup and mnass
cans sa cellars, eustor bottles, preserve ain, fish
lohcs
LAMPS-Tho improved soar lamps Of which the sub
efhct l. the soc proprietor; hruf, hull ind storc,on
nnd lamps, in great variety
CHANDELIERS of ., ,, 4, q, y. &C.. burners, fur
ishcd on reasonable tefms waters tea trnya lanterns,
able mnts toy tea aud dinner sets.
STONE NARE-M isotory prices,
The subscriber offer. all the above goods roasona-
le terms, mud Is satisfied TINT call from ,onniry
'mns or pefsona contemplating honse-kocping,wil con
lncc them tu his stock is not surpnsscI In price equnl
~ variety by any establishment In tho State Small
.'ro6t und quick snlcs Ia the motto. Call ut
j. ID. II. EVANS,
nov il-is ~ Main ST., Richmond,
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~ = ED TO lsssyE

Vim u I'd sK E.-TIe >ubscrIbels
Z. I'm nlre Tor their wnrk on the Va. u Tenn
a.,,,', honntnh! region of Va. number ~
,,r o'ys. t"r which liberal h,e wiIEbc paid
3. e.i 'oas experience in the management al
't'ems"vr, large owners Hired nr
et 'Ne II" S''in" ii,.t,tn ..' in every i"-Ir't
Nr, mr. own. Or. ~ - ,.,,n d. seen u
Ham n ''l time, till tb. 10Th of lar..inry u, IL.
rDpoiaI' - =; or NJ MrCorkle Simpson y me-.
'l-'' $ LII, will also hny me, nnd
3 Jn.. SCOTT & ADAMS
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IOls NEW YORK


n. =, WdH TlIHf pr fHe NPIFNVIJ = II dWNTTT TT =
jamestown and Roanoke!
fINHE new nad elegant .idc,whee steam = .sIL-h
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpl. for'ish,) )sa1fs-s~ass-ss
will leave Petersburg yin. City Point, every lnesr,
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Gapt. Cnyendy) ever,
Friday Evening, for New york.
Passuge and fare from Petersburg, including
Snte Rooms $40 90
SleoJnge passage. va
For speed comfort und safety these Steamship are
rxrcird by none on The e5is aud travellers will find It
the pleasant Ia the north they viii thetr
y avoid the dns aud frequent rhungcs Of the Rhiir"nd-
EV' Tickets Issued at ny office IN Sycnmpre Street,
SANrL. BAPTIST. dgt PeicrsbHrR'
t8- a passenger ren leaves Tie APpomaltox dcr"'
every Tuesny aud friday at haf past o'clock p NJ .
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Pnsscn
gers by the SOuhse Rairond will reach Petersburg ia
time to take the cars for the stcnmefs. q. Is.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia

by 81 EA NfU HETN IUTNE.
Learcs Richmond cretg 1'acsday = o'cioek =
LII THE largc nnai new Stramef Is LVl ID II Il
.s=<s Cnpt GlFfoRp will receive freight every Mon
ay and up to the hour Of o'clock ?. M, every lmw
lay. lnr the above place..
Shipper. 10 Wheeling. Pin burg Cincinnati mud rr
South aud Wesl generally will find this route The chcn
est and most expeditions For freight, nppy 10
LUDLAM K WATSON, RichmoHd w.
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ADAMS a DEANE's PATENT
McC0RKLE & JONES,
wH,LfaAIE y HETaIL
l.rOcers n Commission Were chnnis,

wH,LFsAlE HErAIL
GrOcers ~ Commission Merchants,
Main st, Lynohburg Va.
A RE Now RECEIVING their Fall Supply, TO which
"A they aoeii the attention Of their friends nnd tho
public generally viz:
900 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio Sugar java and Maracaibo Coffee.
60 bbs Crushed, Puvcrizcd Coffee and Clnr
fed Sugars,
10 hhda. T. Il nnd N o. Sugar.
10 Bnxes Luof Sngnr
500 keRs Nuils nll sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather,
30 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes.
% Cnsos Fine Stick Licorioe,
so do Common Stick Lcoricc.
90 do Fine Mnss do
Coils Manila Hope, to inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil
% IiSss' iSste. oS"9,ef n & MSas.a. al s%%,'''''
hhds. West l.. do
10 Bnrrels Tnnncr's oil some pure,
do Tar
40 do Hcrrings, Mackorcl and Sind,
800 hush, Glover Timothy, Orchard. English Blue
nnd Ever Green Grnss Seed,
5000 lbs Primo Western Bncon Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Massie.
600n lbs. Cnsr, Sheer and Blstored Steel nil sizes,
40 900 Feet Safety Fuse
300 Kegs Blasting nnd Gun Powder,
10 doz. Rowlopd's aud Humes Shovcs,
s00 Blankets different qualities,
800 Wool Hats do do
-ALSO-
Onhcoea, Dnmostos. bleached and unblenohnd--Bed-
Tiokiug4, Osnnburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco of
nil qualities of their mannneture, which they
rnnt-u Of which thy will sell low for cash, pnnctun
time or, in exch,nge for country produce
Call before making your bills elsewhere, If you
plonsc,
We want 1900 to 900 bushels aheled Oats for which
liberal prices will bo poid ..,
oct 24.dt4 MoCORkLE g. JONES.
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ITNloN STEAMSHIP COmpA- ~,


mud Cape nag --Fot Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry OF RIcnMoRp. Capt. Mhcho
STEAMER VIRGINIA.. Capt. Tool.
STEAMER pESNsYLYAEIA, Cupt Ba,mote
One oi these splendid steamships will lcove Richmond
lnr Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sdayat high
water, touching al Cape May to land passengers Re-
turning enve Philadelphia every Wednesday aud Sotur.
day at 10 o'clock, M.rnti further nntce
Passengers for ape May will consult their intcrc'i
by taking this route it is, in addition To being the
rhpnpest the exped iiious and eomloi tnbe.
Passengers for New AOrk-We have cn
tered into forward passengers lhronghp
New York; either by s'enmera, allowing them
privilege Of remaining IN fhiude phia three four dnl
or proceed directly Nrw York, upon the nryn ol
the steamers.
shippers 10 the Wcst-fobncconists dcsi
ious ofshpping TO Pitshurg, will pleu-c bear In mind
That we hive made all thu necessary arrangements 1"
forward 10 ncco through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Dno notice will be always given in all the Daily PoPcts
IN the city when the sonmcrs will be ready to rec eiv'
freight, and the hournf iheir smiling
n, B.-Shppcr4 will hcnr in mind that all BILLS ct
iading must be the wharf nj Rockrtts 10 be sign
ed before the smiling of steamers.
lassnge through New York, at cabin and fodnd ~
Cape May 4
Phla'phi", =
." 2na cabin "
For freight passage apply
RO. RANKIN. Aa'r, Richmond w
ic 9g.dScts on he Dock
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INSURANCE.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE .Nsuu
u M FL aurL h..... = - Y "

many. 'f '"H'-
lms co pany mehe, Insurance against loss a, Ion,.
'seb iitr oi Dwelling Houses etorcs Tobacco F,r,
r'es and oher buildings furniture. Goods. .1
m'r'handhe generally in town and country on he mos,
favorable tf,Ws '''' ''' '"'''
also mehr' insurance on the lives orall persons e.
ioylhg gn"i health and OF sound eop.titur,n f,r E,
whole duration of life. or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary OCCUPATIONS. viii b.
insured unreasonable terms
The Company willblso take marine risks from, and 10
any OF the Northern Southern Ports, ut favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON 7. c. PETERS Ice President
SAMPSON DlUGUlD. Chief Enriaeer.
james Cobbs, Samuel (,nrIand
John .lggat' Nathan b. Thurman
GeorP' ". lance>, Ohm Otev Tnyl,r
""'am / Anderson. William r. Smith
NA&IIN HOLLINS, Treasures.
CREEp T. Wills, Sec'y
Dr.. =. II Gilmer.
DIR Nm. OtwpY Oven hf""d' Examiners
The Medical Examination + subjects for In4,r,p,.
will be made at the offco of the Company ON each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p NJ
FebS.,lfs
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nEHRY LupLAM aARHrT y. wATso
schooI a. College TEX, Rocks.

SChOOI a. College, Text BOOKS
4 MORh s, Richm0ad. Va. would invite tht
Il attention of the yuripus schools and institutions
al learning throughout the Stnte, lis Schooi ana
G2assicai Boohs Iert Boohs used io tho various Ool
lges uud Universities. with general collection Of Edu
rnlionnl Works in every departments of learning.
B-Schoo Stationery Of every disruption
liberal discount will be made, and bundles deliver
cd Ia LynchbniF, free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
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LNREsH ARRIVAL ~ DRUGS

n AND MEDTCTNES,-Tht snbsclbcrs .no !,
now receiving their FALL g. WI iNrER SUPPLY ~
of Drugs. Medicines. Paints Oi Vatnises. Bru.irs
Glassware Patent Medicines. +, ,cy-Go,ds, e., &c
The goods have been recently sc.acred with great
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principally
bought for Cnsh.
The stock is a,ge. an cotnpr-, every aa.eln u-n.
ally found in a DRUG STORE i3grthcr with lorgr
ass ,rtment of FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY Ne,
From u long xperience, and n th ough kawlrdsc
the business, they hope reta liberal patronage
heretofore extended them and f confident that ,hey
prepared to offer inluccment both In Piec onl
quality.
t=v Pre- ptons for Physicians nd famiae- vii l.
carefully attended Ia Mt all times
sept i2t. JHO /. SEAY < co.
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RICHMOND.
LINE of R,cnmond .,33,,s

AND NEWlORk PACkETs,-This new -
homc line j. composed of the following vessels nad
sni's from NewNors every three days. All owned In
the city of Richmond, VIZ:
- q. LII.
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N. B.-fhe same rnles will be charged from ku,
vile and all other points along he lincto LyneHblte
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lily VIRGINlAN.
,RY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS.

TER NIGS-
FINIAN is published daily ut 50 sna a siayter
a. m months and no paper Jscontinnedi eIfePs s a.
1, the Proprietors until all arrearageS Sn"ii nav
,,,,..te, - i,,s,rtpl for 50 cents per square. lof
~ v ' ~ ;nsertion and 81 cts for every 9ief
aaear bon Of Insertions i not %1rssa esoineiy ph ,T '
sle' u iI s,l por the privilege of two squares,
~ sIo for one square, daily $50, semi weekly
al, iniIy 40. semi-woekly s35. Every yearly
be required to eonne his , slver,sas .aee apuaed ate for
7 business, and If he exceed inc spaoe ''ip
,d ratally for the excess.
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in yneniu,
CAPITAL 100000
harter Oak Life Insurance Company Hartford Com
CAPITAL, 100000.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies W
on as fair terms, in any others OF oqual rcspou,i
biy, by applicutionto
?. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynclburg
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nsES-
~ 1000 gala. Weather mnde, Winter benehed s.
lnr Oil
> 900 gals, Weather mudr Winter Solnr Oil
600 " Beaoh~l Fail Sperm OIL
. 900 -" Con PIT Oils,
Lnndng pr Burqne Emil y .direel from New Bedford,
Tor sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT a. CO,
oct % Is Richmond. Va.
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DIE PAIRING FOR Pun uCATlON'
Calls Wing mia Reports Vols. | ., aud J.
lenning's e. Mnnlord's Vnginin Reports. vols
Munord'a Virginia Reports, q vols. with notes
nd references to subsequent decisions aud ovcrruod
nsos, by Lnoian Minor Eaq, Counsellor nj LAW.
Ia rfess--A history of u Sul in Equity.
MORRIS,
Publisher md Inv Booksellrr
nov OTIS ~ Main VI Richmond.
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nR JOHNSTON

f the Royal College Of Surgeons, ndon,
G,n one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
,,,c, and the greater part of whose life has
\, inthe Hospitals Of London, Paris, Philadel'
ol.evhere. has effected some of the most as.
.,r,stbat were ever known Many troubled
.ing in the enrs and head when asleep, great
s... being alarmed at sudden sounds, aud
| ~. with frequent blushing, attended, some.
H. arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
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,vARRANTED ol no . HARGE MADE,
". pr. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
's.r,ps. His very extensive practice is
~, ,.,ntee tina: he is the only prope Physician
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

II the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 600
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-19
Youthful Chine.

AFitchburg correspondent of the Boston
Traveller states that four boys have been
arrested in that city for store breaking ans
larceny. One of them, the son of a highly
respectable mechanic, was arrested in the
High School, of which he was a member.
The writer says:
''In the progress of the examination, it
appeared that they had regularly prepared
themselves for thieving, aud had fitted up
small room in barn adjoining the house of
one Of them as receptacle for stolen goods
On examining this room large number Of
articles which were ascertained to have
been stolen, were discovered.
GA book was also found, in which was a
long list of houses and stores that had been
entered, and an account Of all the articles
taken. A ledger was also found, in which
each boy had an account, and was credited
on one side with the amount he stole and on
the other side was charged with the amount
he received of the stolen property. A large
quantity of tools, taken from different work
shops in town, were also found. The boys
had regular signals, and have been in the
habit of attending public meetings and Gre
atiDg disturbances.
1.-TWO of the offenders were sentenced to
the State Reform School during their minor
ity, and the other two were fined ten dollars
each and costs. They were all liable to 20
to the State Prison, but elemency was shown
with the hope of reform.
'All of the boys belonged to respectable
families, and had enjoyed, as is believed,
excellent home privileges and instruction.
The oldest was but sixteen years of age, and
the youngest thirteen. One of the lads was
the son Of a widow, whose heart is almost
broken by the wickedness and disgrace of
her child"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-19
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