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Woodcock, pr brace Is. a 81
English snipe.. A . Is.
POULTRY.
Turkeys, each. ;. IA q los.
Turkeys, hen II a lis.
Fowls, per pair. ;. Ga So.
Spring chicks, prpr,6 s. a 81
Geese, each. :. IS a los.
Ducks, per pair .Sa lis.
Tame pigeons, each 20 . Csc.
FRUIT AND GARDEN vEGHrA-
Bins.
Potatoes, per bus. s. q Il.
Beans. ;. ...3 a 6s.
Cabbage, per 100, as to
quality -. SO a IS
Turnips, pr doz, punches, 81.
Turnips, per bu shel !. .5s.
Apples( good )prmea s18ca2s.
Citron melons. per dog. 50
Pears, per measure. =. .3s.
Dates, per Id. l2ls q 14c.
Lannon's, per hundred. 81
Oranges, per dog. rs.
Plums, per quart. 25c.
Raisins, per Id. .121sc.
Parsley, per bunch. -. .4c.
Ieeks, per bunch. ). .ac.
Onions, pcr quart :. &c.
Caulihowors, pr. nd. 2Jc. q IS.
Artichokes, each Toe.
Rhu barb, per bunch. . Ice.
Asparagus, per bunch. Ice.
Crosses, per quart. SC.
Salad, per hundred, o.. q 81
Spinach, per half peck. IS.
POtherbs, per bunch .3s.
Radishes, per bunch Is.
Watermelons; each IL q 2jc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

WISCONSIN STATE PRIsoN-The following table
is from the Commissioners report to the Legislature
Of Wisconsin -
The number OF conyicts in the prison, April |,
Received since, up to December 81. ........... l6
Whole number imprisoned during that time. 81
Discharged by expiration of sentence. .... 3
Escaped in September. ...................l
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Mexico, January 5, 1853.

A WNDFALL FOR A JouRNEYMAN PRINTER
A letter received yesterday by Augustus 3. Nc
Donald journeyman printer IN TINS Office, Informed
him that his great uncle, Marshal Mcdonald, who re-
Gently died in Paris, at the Hotel de Vile, aged
eghty-two had left him by his will snug little for
tune. Mcdonald was wealthy, and was Marshal of
France, appointed by Bonaparte The printer will
start for the east Immediately with the intention of
going to France forthwith. He has realized many of
those strange vicisstudes which printers more fire.
quently meet with than any other class. He was q
sailor IL the British navy, and received pension in
consequence Of wound in the leg received at the
bombardment Of Canton. He fought in the Mexican
war from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, and was
wounded liz the ankle at Vera Cruz. He bears the
mark Of severe wound in the neck which he re-
ceyed at the gates Of Mexico and secured pension
rom the United States. His brother, Arthur Nc
Donald, was . surgeon in the British navy, and was
on board the Terror in the expedition OF Sir John
Franklin, since when, of course, he has not been
heard of. Augustus is the person spoken OF recently
in an evening paper, whom we interested ourselves
in releasing from jail on Sunday last. We mention
the fact because the circumstances of his arrest and
imprisonment were not discreditabe to himself, and
10 give more striking illustration of the ups and
downs of life. We hope that he will secure his legacy
without difficulty and enjoy it for the rest OF his days
in peace. Printers lead dogs life, and it does US
good to record bit Of luck, when the recipient of it
is an old typo and an old soldier to boot.--lha-
udth3e Ntps, ftt. 8.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY, Feb. 1876 p. M.
There appears to be let up in the depression in
the stock market. With very large transactions,
prices continue to settle down, and there are half a
dozen sellers where there is one buyer. The general
disposition is to sell. At the first board to-day,
Morris Canal declined per cent? Canton Co., 2;
Edgeworth, I; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Penn. Coal
=; Cumberland, Il; Parker Vein, 2; Phoenix |:
New Creek, Il Chesapeake and Ohio, Il; Erie
Railroad, 4; Harlem, !; Norwich and Worcester, |;
Reading Railroad, l; Hudson Railroad, /; Sixth
Avenue Railroad, IL; Michigan Central Railroad, j
Long Island, B. There was small sale OF Llangolan
Coal Company at 5, seller 60 days. This is a new
stock, not having been in the market but a day or
two At the second board there was not much
change in the market There were large lots Of
nearly all the leading fances offered, but the sales
were not very large. Parker Coal fell Off per cent;
Cumberland Coal T. All others closed at prices
current at the first board
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant TreasuI
er of this port, to-day, amounted to $l00O72 TO- pay
ments $lG2 sos 2s-balance SAID 1882 "a.
There was an active demand to-day for foreign
exchange and the market closed firm at our quota
tons. We quote bills London at 10 l03 per cent
premium; on Paris at ST. 12ac. ST. lie; Amster-
dam Al! 4lac.; Bremen SOC. Sole; Hamburg
3GSc. 3Gsc. The steamer will take out about four
hundred thousand dollars in specie.
The auction sale of stocks to-day, by S. Draper,
went of with considerable spirit We annex list Of
stocks sold and prices obtained:-
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Width. Price,

Printing cloths saleable and firm Prints sell quickly
fair prices Stripes scarce, and needed, at pre-
vously quoted rates. Ticks have not varied in price but
have become very rare and been moro sought after.
The following a comparative statement Of the exports
of domestic cotton goods from this port between February
LIST and 10Th
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Hoes PACKED IN THE WEsT-The returns
from the far West viz Missouri, Illinois, and iowa.
have not yet been reported to any considerable ex
tent. Below we give the aggregate of all the re-
turns received up to this date, not deemng it impor
tant to publish any further details until we are able
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

Leaving tie number confined Dec. 81 1852 . .
OF this number, two are females.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

Cotton Trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the movements OF
this staple in this country up to the latest date in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

Elk dividend.
The annexed statement exhibits the classification
quantity and value Of foreign dry goods entered at
this port for consumption, for warehousing, and
the Withdrawals from warehouse, during the week
ending the 18th day Of February, 1858:
MOVEMENTS IN FoRE1Gy DRy GOODS.
Knit, far mil
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Ia Grand New ears Present-A Fine
Gold Watch, worth sixtyf!ve dollars, will be pre-
scented on New Years day az $ Mountain & Co.'S
Iewe!ry and Fancy Store No. 2l7 II lain street Rich
mond. The suoscribers offer TO the public rare
chance TO get beeutiu! fine Is carat gold Hunting
Case Watch, suitable for lady or gentleman, as 3
new years present. The following arrangements
vii be made or the lat Of November, and continue
until the Isl of January, 1858:
Every person. on purchasing each and every az
tcle OF the value of s3 and upwards. will receive
card with & number CT it, and their name and cor
responding num5er will be registered in book
kept for that purpose. On years day all the
corresponding numbers Ct cards issued Will be put
in q bag and well shaken, when number will be
drawn by person entirely disinterested, and the
persoL holding the card with the number CORES
ponGing to that which "a drawn viii receive pre-
sent III fine gold hunting case watch.
Each person, on purchasing each and every arti-
Gle OF the value OF 81 50 to So, will in like manner
receive card as above, and the holder of the cor
res ponding number drawn viii receive presentof
NE gold !ocket worth So. And each person, On
tice OF the value OF from 30 $50, viii IN
Tie manner above drawn, receive Ii handsome
pert mOunae worth So
A fine assortment Of Jewelry, Clocks, Watches,
and Fancy Articles on hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman. All kinds OF ye"elry made and repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest prices ana salts
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones set to order in the latest New York style.
Il b-I ne articles Will be exhibited in the window
until the drawing. Don't forget the place.
5 Z MOUNTAIN d co,
no I-2m* 10 pit Main street.
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Liverpool Markets

New YORK, Dec. 81.
Tie Fganklia brings reports of the Liver
pool markets of Dee. II. Cotton steady
Flour and Wheat declined. Consols closed
a, l0o5 lo 1909.
No signs of the Pacific.
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Arrival of the ,:eorclu-Lntc from Bue.
uGs Ayres,
NV NnEE. Dec. 81 L.

The steamer Georgia arrived to-day, with
two and n hafmjllions OF gold. She brings no
later California news.
BY recent advises from Buenos Ayres, we
learn that apprehensioUs were felt OF further
trouble from Utquizu.
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H UaguerreoIypes tor Chr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Would you Keep tn ,se priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behodiDg,
Forms and faces long since mouldingG
MoULsoN can take, with brief endeavor
Face and torEn that last forever
truthful, Gte.like, tnelv finished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, VINO would no, pl ize and de-
sire to possessi clear, rich toned, durable Da-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time ana are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and nEmber-MOULSOE'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO NJ ain
street. deS
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 3l.-Sales of 1000 bbls
Flour al 50 IL. Grain steady.
New York, Dec. 3l.-Saies of 1900 bbIs
Flour; prices steady. The Grain market is
Quiet al form rites.
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- =. STEVENS YOUNG LADIES COL
- l ELSlslE SEMlN Y Y --l,his Luctt,,til,I, i,

-. LEGIAIE SEMlNARY-This Institution is
supplied in all its apartments with the most able
and accomplished teachers.
The constant improvement and Interest of its
pupils and the liberal patronage with which it has
thus far been favored are sources of the hiy hest
qualification and encouragement.
he SCHOOL is furnished with an extensive appa
ratus, and course of Lectures on scientific sub
iects is now in progress
valuable Library has recently been connected
with the school.
few additional pupils can be accommodated
after the commencement Of the year and pre-
ference will be given those DESTROYS of studying
Italian, French, Latin, Drawing and Music.
de 3I-4t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THEDAlLY DIsPATcl
In.e and Important from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81.


Advces from Mexico TO l4h state that the
Legislature had awarded he Tehuantepec
contract to the Guanajuato company. Ramez,
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had resigned,
and there was strong probability that the Ca
binet would be dissolved. The French Count,
De Bouibon, fought a battle in Sonora with
the Mexican forces, and was defeated. lie
surrendered. with all his troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

afPKoACHlNG MARRIAGE In the fashion
aaF world OF Washington, it is said that the
aiF ag 1lshed United States Attorney General
l:S ouI 10 lead 10 he hymenial altar beau
.'ui and fascinating widow, long known as
~ queen q the ton in the metropolis.
Bait. Sun.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.

GALE OF NEGkOES.-By virtue Of De
~ cree OF the County Court of fiuvanna, pro-
nounced on the 9th Dec. 1852, shall as Commits
sioner, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
on MONDAY the 24th of January, 1853, Chat being
Court day at Fluvanna Court House,
TEN NEGROES, VIZ:
One Man, good Csrpenter-four likely Young
Men-two likely Boys, and one likely young We.
man with two children.
de 3l-d2tw3t* JOHN S MARTIN Camsr
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laefe 5fe three hundred spiritual rapping
c iets which meet nightly in Cincinnati, and
/ 81 LOUIS paper says that in that city there
a. over thousand members of similar circles.
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LANaBhI E3s uNNPCE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware Extra 1871, Dec 30:
10 50 "a 35 81 5 90 a . 40 20 10 le 4S
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class IT'S, Dec. 30:
63 81 30 So 81 20 81 23 A As 90 81 4S
TC-day.-The Delaware State Lottery Class l.
Capitals: $50 400, of 10000, Of 5000, OF 3025,
% Of coo, 81 of 400, &c. rs numbers, ID drawn
Tickets $40.
~ Also, Dollar Lottery. ia ]
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Death of Amos Lawrence

BosToN, Dec. 81.
Amos Lawrence, well known and highly
citizen OF Boston, died to-day.
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CLARA Fps OFFICE, I4th Street.

Drawn Nos of Delaware. I72 Dec 9th:
Sc 81 73 10 sc 81 81 81 81 81 IS &c II %
e larter Ticket, Nos 6 Sc 81. A prize of $500,
iold AID paid.
Quarter Ticket, Nos 81 IL 73. prize of 500,
sold and paid. de 29-4t
DICHMOND AND CAMILLE RAIL
"a ROAD COMPANY.-At a late meeting of the
Board of Directors of This company, the following
resolved upon in regard to the vexed question
of the location of the several depots along the line
Of the road, viz:
That the company will establish their depots at
an average distance of about ten miles"
That an intermediate station or depot may be
established by individuals communities, (the site
to be first agreed to by the Caief Engnear) cut
open to the public at large, whenever The parties
applying for the same give undertaking to attend
10 the business there, but no portion of the expense
OF such a depot is to fall On the company, any
responsibility for loss of or damage freight to at
tach 10 the company excepting when in the com
pany's possession Pardes erecting the same may
be compensated for the expeLse of agercy, DC,
Try taxing al freight moderate amount storage
AL freight TO be charged the is charged
by the company at til If owa depot, Immediately
above or below them as the case may be"
By order Of the Board Of Directors
de 3g-2m P. VAN DEUR SEN, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01
II For Coughs, Colds, Group and

E For Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whoopng Cough.-Be prepared for change of
weather.-The frequent changes of the wealth er
bring with it bad Colds, Cough Asthma, Irritation
of the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bror cnts, all of
which can be cured, and the system fortified against
frequent attacks by using DR. J ROSES Cele-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents.
Children are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields Immediately to Dr. J
itose's never failing GROUP SYRUP. Price Is
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint always
worse in cold and damp weather. The AFFECTED
will find great relief in the use of DR. J s Roses
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re.
lieves aud prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as Inflammation of the Lungs,
Dropsy in the Chest, and Consumption. Price 80
cents. DIR Roses successful treatment in al Lung
Affections has created great demand Tor the above
highly valuable Family Medicines.
To be had al the Drug Stores of PURCELL
LADD ~ co, BENNETT BEERS, ADIE d
GRAY, A DUVAl.. X DUVAL, GAYN0R d
WOOD, o A STRECKER, A BODEKER, J,
BLAIR. : MZACHRISSON and w LADD
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DGGMBERSHAD.-Wn!ter II. Fnnal caught
Dis fisheries on The Potomac. near Aqua
'sca on the 26ln Of December, white shad,
lgJ On the BON four more. 1t is a rare occur
.ruce to lake shad from the Potomac in De-
|e-a1er
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governor street, = doors from Main.
RICHMOND, Ia.
ri h.np1niets' Business Cards,
anuoliis, Blanks, &c. &c.
HaOels, OF every description,
!..teQ al snort no1ce and upon reasonable terms
~ Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re
'.Hea ana executed in the hsndsomesI style.
iy q
~ Let the Glad Iidings 60 out into
CIly' to"h aad village, that there is hope for
'Ae AI-cled- Hundreds of Females have been
sgiS u complicated Diseases after all medical
sA''' Las been bttied. Cough, Rheurn atism. Dys
f'Psia With all Diseases of the stomach. liver and
Ti mc.1. are cured by HamptOn's Vegetable
t.". tuIe: us fame has gone forth, and thou.
-s tl4s Gay, through its instrumentality, rejoice
. 91I OWL oest known citizens, with their wives
~ sA'dfen, are It's Witnesses; and from every
'-a a. ls pouring in uponus
.,,l,fyGJ vi one Of the most enterprisine and
'e''sel' druggists in the United States.
sLss,s 4, WILMINGTON, Del, June 9Th, 1852
g4,st(s g- -aO't@tr q M0ntray-" Hampton's We
rs.1.s ttlcidre" Is selling very fast, lady who
c,f,or ~ 'otlesi says It exceeds all other Me
r ,.+''' enc having searched Tor fourteen wears
s'sI i'r cure, and until she found your :. Tine
'tuh l Et rciei. have also sold it in several
'oi rheumatism, with great success
c.o Yours, F McJS.,1
a'o se'panphets gratis and also see adyer
Al '0-lsys paper. For sale by
seI GA STRECKER.
- ana Druggists generally.
~ +" tae Public Your attention ia in.
49, ne Fey beautiful styles Of Daguerreotype
- Inns d WATSON are daily issuing from
Ee.,,ts a'.''ty 70 35A Main street Mansion House
os,Iy - among the many who visit our rooms
w. L7s'o 10 eXclaim: they are the best I've
.,,,k,,-aa, tiey are certainly the most natural
s,,fs5 yes ever saw. hs we have never re-.
t.,,ca Dug or tired 10 write Ourselves into
hen We AK The public to call and Judge Ior
re -. ''ts. f1a are also Notified that our prires
i sce a. io~ as any IN this city DON'T forrrt the
,l5n ~. MAN street, Mansion House.
q - MINIS d WATSON.
49, faI's Daguerrean Gallery. No la5
u - essIs. EDITORS: Please publish the
81 mar, T. 'e'Is"ohlsis: "A very superior likeness
II sr.,, n r. Very like" Roger A. Pryof. Ed.
e,latie@-1'''1e Democrat " Likeness executed an.
ke,'reee.y sooo' J. w Roberts 81 give Mr. PRATT
: ID e 70 al the world ia taking picture. "
,,;,GTiu' Louisa county. Mr.. PrAtt needs
= -al s1d success viii be ineyitable - na,,ia
- ar FFh!ts pictures arc az good ar be,,ar
a1t JET seen,' w. !. McDowner lKipg Vil
me daguerreotypes in Mr. Prsrf's soilaa
4 "a a. ~ have seen in London {" Inc ,rho
=, Editor Of the Herald OF Inc Ri,,S@.,, no,
10 c,n4e - 'He ningaofn and
-- noiI
RUN Stranger taan Fiction.,,
Mehdeffni eject. Of Carriers Suanisb Nil.
1tneF eo!uma. Facts cannot be doubted
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NyARBLEIZED IRON MANrELs, ia

Iva BILE TOPS, COLUMNS &c-The Sala
mander Marble Company are now prepared to of
fer to the public the choicest styles of the above,
made by recent invention, in imitation of the
most unique and beautiful varieties OF marble and
precious stones. These articles have already &C.
CURED an enviable reputation, and were awarded
Gold Medal at the late Fair of the American Insti-
tute in New York This combination possesses
advantages over the real marble, inasmuch as they
are cheaper, more durable, not liable to damage
from oils and acids, while they lack none of the
beauty of the originals.
great variety of stylos and designs, such as
Agates, Brocateles, Siennas, Verd, Antiques, &c.
&c, may be seen at our store on Cary street For
sale at factory prices
de 80 FRY g. McCANDLISH, Agents.
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n ma >nodgrass, The young girl from n.
s. no has been circulating about Boston
n e'eral weeks, dressed in male apparel,
ass Fed in the police court on Wednes-
VI on charge o. vagrancy. The COM
N was not sustained, and Emma was dis
sneed.
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= Gen. Wool was at Concord, OIL Thurs
|, on visit 10 Gen. Pierce.
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by Wellington Goddin.

HOUSE AND LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION
l. NEAR BACON QUARTER BRANCH Ia
VERN, FOR SALE AT AUG fION-Wil be sold
on Tuesday Afternoon, the 18th December,
1882 upon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
Lot o + one acre, with small house thereon, now
occupied by Mr. Francis Houch, and adjoining the
residr nee of Rev Jeremiah Porter.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at and mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed or title retained
% w. GODDIN. Auctr.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the wealth
er, the above sale was postponed to Friday after
moan next, the 3Oh inst at the same hour
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UlcyC>If!eN OF THE FRENCH EMPtRE.-It
s,-ted mat dispatches have gone out from the
e Department, directing Mr.. Rives 10 ac-
a1a'a-e the Empire as the Government de
q.ta Of France
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

1sA POUND AND BLOOD PUkIFIER-This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness To
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form OF this dreadful disease have been perma-
OF this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
this hitherto incurable disease but who now affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great re-
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
cure In every case, either nfammatory (acute,) or
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoHbted cha
racter will be cheeruy submitted to the inspection of
all who may feel sufficiently interested TO call the
propretors at their Central Office, No. Barclay st.
Aston House, New York. One bottle S. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LAbD co,
Sole Ageptsfor Richmond.
w v. ALEXANDER CO.,
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~ OTlCE.-Hsving appointed john j. We-th
~ OF this City, my Agent Tor the purpose of pro
scouting the Coal Mining business on my account,
all contracts made by MIN apsertaining thereto
are hereby assumed by me.
JAMES DUNLOP.
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Chronic Rheumatism of Ten Years.
nruudiuu

New ORLEANS, March 81.
Price, merchant, writes mo language de-
scribe the suferings have endured for the last
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
FORMS For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night My whole
system was affected. have had the best medical
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South And besides, have used all other remedies Of
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution of any At length tried
MOrtimore's Rheumatic Compound and it has per-
formed a radical cure. p PRICE"
de- diff
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n O1IiCE.-The MldIoLhIan Cos! Mining GO!

NJ 0TICE.-The Midlothian Coal Mining Com
" pauy, wish to hire for the year 1853, MEN for
Minieg purposes, both bottom and top hands-end
grues 10 hire outfo such uses, will apply to Eiam
Smith d Co, IN Richmond, next door below the
Columbian Hotel; to Mr.. John ATKINS, the Compa-
ny's Mining Agent, al the Miues the 81 Dscrber
a Good Cookalso wanted.
de 2N-6x A 5. MOOLDRInGE. Presd't