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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

DR.. ToMLINsoN-We day or two ago
published Geographic despatch stating that
the Rev. DR.. Tomllnson had c Committed sui
eide. We now learn that such is not the fact
as we find by the Christian Advocate, publish
ed in Cincinnati, under date of May 18TH
The editor of that paper states that the Reve
rend Doctor died suddenly of heart disease,
at his residence in Ciermont county, Ohio
He was in Cincinnati on the day previous
and the editor of the Advocate conversed with
him not thirty hours before his death, when he
seemed in his usual good health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

QUMMER BOARDING.-The subscriber,
y situated at Mediums river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom-
modations for twenty or thirty b0arders. his
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exertion will be
made to render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
Mechum's River, May 25th, 1853 my 26-dtf
VERY LIKELY BOY FOR sALE.-A
Y friend has sent me, for sale in the city, fine
looking healthy boy, who has been accustomed to
housework and for whom will take much less
than the traders price. ID ) DELAPLANE,
my 26-4t Inspector OF Flour.
DOOk. FOR EVERYBODY AT
ID b EDDINS d. cos,
No ia Broad Street.
Father Clement true and touching story by
Grace Kennedy
FHrtations IL America, or High Life in New
York
Silver and Pewter, &c
Harry Ashton or the VIII and the Way, by J F
Smith
Passi IN and Principle
whitehall
The Red Wing
Arthur Spring
- Together with all the Magazines for June
Newspapers for this Week.
Gieason's
Barnum
Flag
Banner
Waverly
Courier
Uncle Sam, &c &c
E@ Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger,
Daily Herald, Baltimore Clipper, &c &c furnished
to subscribers in any part OF tps e cty co
nv 2s-lts I04 Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Ea1S DIR. BLAIR BURWEIL offers
w~~S.A his professional services to the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity.
Office in the Wing Building, at the corner of &c.
vernon and Franklin Streets, where he may al.
ways be found whsn not necessarily absent
my 26-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

-. --.;ch writes not in our language, which
.,h;,g in common with Us. Let US oner
'a ",-.;,,s example to the literary world!
attn. programme. unanimously voted, details
=. honors to be offered to Mistress Beecher.--
asnu,stion Of Partisan literary ladies is TO
-, On her at the port where she shall land
nuripg her sojourn at Paris, all these ladies
will be in attendance, four at time, on the IL.
lustrious foreigner, TO keep her company, to
converse with her, to write under her dictation,
to instruct her 10 the manners and usages OF
Paris, and TO act as her cicerones IN her walks
and visits. Two banquets will be offered her,
the one on her arrival, the other at her depar-
ture. There will be none but women at the
table. The walters, however, will be OF the
masculine gender, ehite negroes. A ball VIII
be given in honor of her. To this men will be
admitted for unfortunately in such instances,
their presence cannot be dispensed with
Lastly, the illustrious authoress OF Uncle
Tom will be prayed TO accept rich presents
An Album, enriched with the autographs OF the
entire literary femininity Of Partisan enor-
NOUS gold bracelet an imperlshable memento,
upon which will be engraved, in small text,
the names of all those ladies-a complete col
lection of all the translations of "Uncle
Tom" splenddly bound-three complete toi-
leites, morning, promenade, and evening, exc.
cuted in the latest Partisan fashion, and highly
credtabIe TO the good tastes and elegance of
the ladies of the quill. The subscription has
been opened, and it has been announced, by a
rare and precious indulgence, that the absen.
tees from the assembly shall have the right to
participate in the homage and offerings.
"Let Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe hasten to
Paris, where SO many fetes await her,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

As3ass.-,rIITTI7fs FOR LYNCH 81 RG.-The
Belle, Captain N Johnson, is
now RECEIVING freight for Lynchburg, and will
leave on Saturday, 18th inst, without fail.
NV o6-3t SLEE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

go ID. w. sTARKE, Attorney at
SN2 Law and Notary PuhIic.-Prsctcee
In all the Courts OF Henrico County and Richmond
city. AZ a Notary Public particular attention will
Dc paid TO the taking of Dispositions Gin or out Of
MS ofnee) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
f.ehnqaishments OF Dover &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended TO-
Once removed to No 50, Ihree iJors sboEa City
Hotel, on North aide of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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ES@ NOTICE.-A. BDDEkER respectfully
informs his friends and the public In general that
ne has removed from No II TO No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that OF Messfs Van Lew
g. Taylor. where he has opened with fresh and
Paints, Oils, Dye statfs Brushes, Fancy Articles,
c. and as great care is observed In the selection
of his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure aud ice from ADULT ration, and at
AZ lew and accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere in the cry.
Orders snd prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid 10 shipping
and packing. ABODEKEk
nay 2o-ts No 10 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

- AUCTION NOTICE.-Aitentfon 10
~ solicited to our sale This Morning, at
10 o'clock.
my 20 ALEX MOTT e. co.
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rainy day for the second days race somewhat
dsmpened the ardor Of the sport. The contest was
to have been between Jas Tally's b. f. by Pamunky,
and T d Watson's Florence-two mile heat The
race was won by Florence, her competitor having
been Withdrawn Time 4.25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

Bear in mind the fact, Wings of Richmond and
Hsnrico, that you CAN ELECT COL. COLE
MAN if you WILL. We feel perfectly certain
that if Richmond and Henrico will give Col. Cole.
loco or Ii 90 Wing majority. he will be elected
from this District. Richmosd gave Scott $40 odd,
majority. Can she not give Coleman THOU
SANDl Turn out then, Wings OF Richmond in
mass, and a GLORIOUS VICTORY will reward
your patriotism. my 26-lt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

HAvAsA.-We extract the following from
the Havana correspondence Of the Charleston
Courier: s.. log.
The two days that have elapsed since my
last. afford but little space for news. sci.
der is to be garroted in few days time for
having shot a Sergeant. Perhaps il will star
tie YOU when tell you that upwards Of 800
are executed every year for crime in this Is
land, This is below the mark, and from good
authority, and the Government has to pass over
many crimes at that.
/ went 10 the Plaza de Arr1as last night to
hear the music, it being the King .consort's
birthday. Usually on such occasions the place
is full Of ladies, but now feeling is SO strong
against Spain that there were not more than
fifty present, and they for the greater part
were relations of officers, Spanish ladies' and
strangers. To make up for this, the Plaza
swarmed with military and naval officers.
There are evident signs of uneasiness, the
men of.war are out cruising and everything
betokens storm expected. The Spanards
every day are becoming more and more con.
WINGED that the island is lost to Spain, and ex.
press their conviction freely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

- FOX RENT.-A eomtortaoy oriek house
II On Canal, between oih and 9th s.reeGs. Rent
$50 Apply to
mya6 ToLER Il COOK, Agents.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-26

- Attention is requested to the sale Of
0SA Lots in Duval's Addition This After-
noon, at Al o'clock, by
my 26 JAS TAYLOR Auct
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19

i ,.rco:a.i .s....- -C.>..,...s-t. /.
49,; "... Doggy. E-....; 20. i..,:~
Trout iiu'm"r-. N'r,. IL; hoy. ,.... -
ii":.. 't".. '.. ta'r> 10 '... B.,.~r. s.. r.. !,
aud i....~. I.r..l.. r.....t ....t.. >.... irE..i
'':' ''.' . i"' -'..>'> q. ''... F"g .;i,r NJ.
... D.. '...' 'r ICES, =. .,.:.' ..,.l r.,. .-i,
,.-~ '. ~l..t.''.- might IT, ,.yr,..,i,.: Il t.,..,
'''t ".t.'t'Iai 'ai.arti, were t.,rr rr,l, used
~ '.'. . IN 'ci we'll VIII, ca-ll,r h,'., CO.:
~ 't.>: .r.d"> it 5000. .urrstc, Soy: '.~ ~!
.'r. fetal disease. VII, ,u.-,,t Ne, h., ~. il I
g.. i.i 3 ' I'.'i i''i> g~c of . good 'r.. i:,,'.
.- u.s. d. ~r tue al Gods. t,,.g.~' q, '"s-. and
l..4- .. faat.HI,Ht~. H., 7 i-r,j t. '..,,r ~
IT, d.'.' ,s'tt,i and t....... .1ir a:~tr,..rES
' .''t t'.' .','~'.> I'll "H r ilc .s'ii. ii.ur" Il
t..... .' 80 i %: -, t.r-i i:..nurtc,. t.
. .' a. Hr.',A. an inns cd. n.i> t"cu perfected
WIN ,.:.>s.ua:c sail to lGc,., that demand An
extensive ira: OF li~ Virtues ny PIN >icl,.>. lrut,.>
sor.. md PATIENTS. has shown results surprising,
any thing ntnrTt" known pt medicine. Cures
have been effected hc>nud belief: were they not sub
start.j, g., persons OF such ~ .ltcd position and
ca .rtrt.r t. forbid thr suspicion q. u,truth
\..r., ih' eminent gentlemen To- whom We are
allowed t'rs'r tor t'Ir~c facts.
H."r. \ 81 WINE NoTT. The distinguished sur
....a =" y y York Citv
i,..... :. :. N>>... P-ac,ical Chemist Of The
". Dos an. ana t'.-.os.>t for &c state If N.>-
II, =. No"r~. = ~ al eminent Surgeon A. =:
... .~', o- 1T Il of lowell who has long used
80 ~ t.''-.'-
.-., T.: ~. -, = one q TIC ''rst no--
r. ~
r. a." ;,''--c'n Of tie
'..', ~ .- ~ ..".~y2 Mass
.,,r ....,, - -, ''.' give many M"':iTed
I....,.r go '.'- '-'''' -" :-.' nave
,s. .- :, t''.' NOR ''hH, h'ilI IMAM
..- ~, 49, az - '"..t"' l','As men i
-, a., N.''u '.'
~. ,.r"3 N t.. %. ','l ',Fr,,;S!''"n ana
n- -. 'i.e cont site q medical
a." '..'". not n'' Of
IT ! L. E.' 'HIiEa virtues
- n,fi'' - chemical
. ''' ~ pug. - ana con-. lei '"-'i',r
'''.'. =. ~ ..'>"'' ~" r' results. Ills
+; 81, j. 80 - ''' ~. .,''..'' ;'i~ been i"'lHi
''' ID ana 10. ."fh I" rr"dHc" :
,";,a . ~ ~. m 4a' hitherto been o3-
,;.,.. v1.,i Nc reason Is perfectly OBJ
: '''' ! ~ "'G in"t' OF composition, cv
i .''',' '''' WIN more OF less q acn-
,.l.,., nuns !'''.I'''. by ti!N each midi
c.f, . ...H 'm,I i ue>!od tor the curative
,a'i 49, Az 'i'' inert ana oh3"N1"l> quail
'ii'' cl'pl"Hc" are lett behind the
.Tf.,;j. ""lt "'HS !. Lancet itn'r II Is
Irn,,I '' t"'''> s."i.n prov" - they have
l''fiE r"'i''iai. and the Pills s,rcr.
,,,l;., ~" "'ud"'' I" disease than any "thc:
$500. no." t" ''' "'fin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
BOSTON
Business Directory,
Cnfoher. 1888.

These advertisements were collected hv ; NJ Pet
tcn.!i & Co. Newspaper Alv"r:>ln" Agents No ~
State street. boston. who are authorized by the
,ubli>hers of the I est ami m,t wihlg orcutrca
Ncw>rarcr~ throuchou: the United STATES. 10 take
advertisements K subscriptions at their forrest rats
T. 7Lc tM.riag are cmopq h- mast sub
sirti ana! L,nar dh 1a.i. IS firms !" B'sto'. Mr.
tLlrt, anil o'l..S ri>i';rg ii, ,hy UW ind he li-
r,,i,rp # cr # rice 10 hom NIL hy are DIS
,Ito t,kt Il rM htm. e4'wI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-19
Medicines, Paints, Drugs,

Dvc--r;,, o. ,,!a.,:'n, and white varn~h.
ziac va:,., window .i;,.; 'rt.'. iu'r~. -c'iri;ln
ar,,uatic ..pl'~ sat":. medicines. X. &. FIR
"A. 4. the lowest l..;ri,,' ].rr~'- :. !. CUILkE.
T. India =. Boston.
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7 STCpUESSON & CO..

B1IINCF AND SfILE NIN{FICTtRFRS.
No - WAITE >ILIiT. BOSTON.
nEARBOEN'> Patent Balances. lar@c Platform
~ Balances. Railroad Track Balances. Platform
S...l.> En1ll.f..r S...l.- Nc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-11
q" D~sECIUs
TEXAN REPUBLICAN,.

yTNuk itXtS RE- tHlN An, "n~ g, ,l.- In ,s-s
paI~r. putt.-ls~s ~ Eastern lrsas. and Contain
srvar' ssc'ns = ssat'ns matter than any coua,r,
n,rs ~ -sss ~ osuipisUa.
Il p,hi,,ed ~ ~ k'~ peirs II ~ y, mr. snnnm
II rsl a, the ,NWs Il subscribing: o. ID, II t~ni u
~ vooh' or ~ Dd I~.w~n, b. d. |. y- unI,l atss
tI,- ~ msilhs
~ .ub rr,s,r- taken II n,- ~onn,y wiihoo m.
ID, .nr- pa, u'n' ~ ~ hs,e fh.l u u,orr trbr IL
r,sl-rr .i,eh III h. tlAn 10 tari tie mo,,.v
prr~. w'.ns IL nh rf r.. r~u ~, -, l,y srm,,ns
I'M money ny mail ~ eur ,tsk sk,x I'M r.ccip, Of tic
Po.,na-'-r 'hs' tho eDT~~y Ia. h-es ,ea..
A. til. pap, hes esrn '~.arly innr years IN or-n
isc Ne deem II Unnecessary III my much 4 il. p~.,
ssvrr fntnrv ccns~-. Hkns ts. last a. = guide
NJ ar willing u h. judged by Il.
I, .nfirh NJ In sSy tina j. is i-mScra'~ rat~.
snd ~'s e"te"sos 10 MAINTAIN the pr,~sgtpe Of ,ha,
nry N .tus.s purity.
Msrhai il Jsrhap- The best legation for . newsps.
|DPf ii any "rs,-r place in IA Tern Tvsa. Having a
M ~-rTy wa' fnW ~hm,-p'r snd getting a grin,
iAaag yAl~fs ~ the ssrscu. br's that nun mi Ned
River trade ~~ -nsbses lay h.G,r- our .raers
IN III ,n'rrir la'rs o-~s than The, can nha through
|ew a,h~r rhaani H..A!-- W have a valuable ~,
|tbsnes list II u~,r s'tty t,I-rs snd magazine EN-
kaen,s .'sN' ." ihr nc> vpanr jnh i,s'ton- IN the
e"aniry tn~u il,s.e NJ Dave the hes. fseilit,-. for
RxAi ug an Interesting paper
f,dnrs n-ws literary -.'rciius failr,ud artt,ir.
Educational na'i~rr The markets and -,.,y tnnx cal
|ral.i.d al, t~ interest II our ssas- aud untsy
Nil b- found ~ is r,' INNS
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NJ ] 5 E u |. /. A N Y.


To turn a deaf ear to the appeal made
to u ]" the .uhjoiued letter 10 ont Of the
question; acknowledging aa We do the
good viii ard The kind Offices which We
constantly experienced from the writer. ~
we'll as from The other distinguished yen.
'lsnnn 'etr'r.d /" H., him, whilst they stood,
side b., side. dese,.ed> high in the most
Elevated branch 81 the National (omneils.
We therefore give respectful place To his
communication. without r-pl, ing n word
To ANYTHING IN it. rheeriullv according to
hin, the light to drrl re Tor himself, for his
respected friend "t Rhode bland. and for
all others ~gre, ing With them their views
-" this particular subject. which II n ~
impossible tor Us I" concur IN ~ il would
be- lille for Us 10 s,tempt to controver.
". will only add, what Il 10 due to can.
dor that WE should state. that our dist. li-i
IN elx,,voysnc~" - ~ absolute, snd We
believe incurshl~. rs in the possibility Of
spiritual intercourse between the living aud
the dead Nut. Incl
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the article aIIsds4 ~. further silence nm INV
part would argue pu.'lis"i"'isy, and cease
!" hs = v'ftss. ] have not language IN ex
pres ny astonishWent y. the suggestions
and JssQ1st"~s there put forth --dortrln~a
which sehvsrt the very principles Of civil
and religious freedom, guaranteed by the
Constitution under which W. live. Who
could have conceived that, At 'bis advanced
period Of TIE nineteenth century. whilst We
are surrounded by the multiplied evidences
Of the rapid progress in science and the
arts. We should witnrss such evidences oil
hlg"tfy s"d superstition. and ssrh retro
g'es-'"" towards the "Ci'"mrsirn dark
"~ss" which spread like pail over the m
cie"t ~"'ldf II there WAS ever mono
mania on any subject. It 10 an the part Of
those who have. without knowledge or
tixa't"n. denounced 10 madly these
"sp'r'tn"l manifestations 6ee No fault
with thoae who do not believe In them;
but ea""oe withhold an expression Of my
surprise sses Intelligent m'ndA car be found
10 ds"oa"es those w. do investigate
them,
i" vindicste myself, therefore. from
these "aI'e'si"ns, l enclose you copy OF
letter winch ! wrote early last January
to The lion 1smrs +. simmons. formerly
u"''rd states Senator from Rhode Island.
The letter WAS written IN the confidence Of
private h'tndsh'p. and not Intended Tor
'f ru".'c eye sue" a. " - however !
= - ~ -, :.
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"Ttu,h" is defined by photographers II
be confnr'nif, To fact" itisa rirfse up
posed 10 the rice of hyv"rtiry and deceit
While Ill profess 1, admire this virtue. how
lew are the number who are NJ all timsea
ju.t Whist they psef.ss I" liz. ~ what osy
wouiJ have other. think them tn b~.
Tsa,h" is fret IN the m"tte adopted
nv T-mpixr.. snd what have community n
right :" expert from Az organization giving
this The FIST psc. az ihcir list NJ vir'n~-
A the order IL founded upon the v"~k nj
temperance, they Will first expert them n
b. true Ia tie plrdg. IL totas abstinence.
IT, :" nse al hounrnhl. meA". !" dseaa"s~
nance the o,sunfsc,urr. ,'siiic. AID ss~ IT
Intoxicating liquor. ~ n beverage" 81 All
hon" sI.i~ means" of course. vii he und"v
ss"si dd-,c.,lv Nv diarre", persons; hut
II IL the du:v II every r~np'u to i"f,'r'a
h'nu.lf what 'ss'u'nsnislit'ss he can heat
use /" promote the g,es, object. Oac may
p,sss.s the gin of ~locis =....>=-. . ,ssss'ssyv
meet diviusly beautiful; i be ia t,a. :" HI.
obligations. h. will - !, IN defence oi the
victims ri the tsrsut Alcohol. Another
may have learning. AT. md sctemesj -
hhouA devote them 10 the hslv essse.
I'M = no human bring ~ ias'k"ihcAht
hvA y can exert sons~ iafiaenre upon his
Ettnws. n every 1~mihsr would, "n every
suitshIv oce xsi"n. use I'll his influence In
favor of the cause and the order. What
" homsg;ns crowds" weali soon tafoas
the gat"a II our beautiful 'lsnYir And
do s"t bio otlig Alions rea,irs his 81 ma
hxndst
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w... Can. So, w. go c;
hs. ms, r.li.d IN, ,,,.n,,,n ., .n I'll
n ,,,r \.,,o"sI i.,.i,;r.n.", ~, =" ". ,,',,
v,, headed :. imna.,",s. md n.,m';,". y
IN. .,,,,l. j. re-, ,,n,rr IN. r,,;,n,; :, r., "A
sill /. i. no, marked =, a communicative
and ~.s ron.id.r~d BY IN. v.utim,n VIA
handed !, to me. and would b. considered
tv the generality o, your readers, AS .di,o
rial. lie this, however. ms it may. the ar
t,cir i. puhli.hed by YOU wi,hou, any di..
.v"t from It's views, and may therefore he
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f.rm himsrlf ho~ f.s ny salG6 ~
bow h. eas ~ pevSosss tAsa
Or e1Dst h sos 10 pejnt - - ~
6se al - As'i~s NJ = Tsmpjss - TM(Ae
they are TN varied end sxsseelso ~ -
sr'irls of tais kind. vslsmss Nlg1e -
written IN shie s~t3set witlwae ssaaose(n1
Il MT oss "hi-rt b ~ e1lsje ogseaol
esssisl ih"nghs. I" i~.'s~s ss9 Aaebss -
ecrasdrr shs r-sp"osih0lsy ssstao - ~
In consequence Of The vew ~ ~ vs)ss.
larily taken spon hlGnntif - = taquipuI
kow faithfully 10 10 kssptss ~ ~.
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nlD cons. b.p- ha,, I" call the a'icn-
~ tcntion Of the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Marshall and yiciniy 10 hi new and well r..
lec,ed stock of goods and groceries. etc, etc,
at h.- New Store. onc door Yves, Of Brewers
Exchange, where he j. just receiving general
stock Of dry goods, gr,~.rie-, hardware, wood
tin, glass, and guernsaare. snuff, psr'umcrirs,
etc etc also. DR.. Jayne'-, DR. i.Ii,lr'-, and
Cnui-lcck l. Brothers Patent Medicines, MI at
such i"~ prices as he hopes III warrant lin
liberal share 81 the cash custom. he also ~
turn, his most s'nccrc thanks to his old friends
and customers Tor pa- iavor-, and trusts 'h'y
w,ll no, t"rg-, 10 cali NJ the new cash store,
one door West Of Brewers Exchange.
L. FORD.
March 10 lk51 u:N-y
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Az stere mi Eatire,y New oeeds.

7 n. WILSON, South side Of the public
81 j.. square, Composite Marshall ltot.l,) would
respectfully inform his friends and the eommn'
uI.y TIM, he j. INV opening large and carefully
selected stock II entirely fresh Spring Goods
and Family Groceries, embracing every article
IN both d.rmr, nrnts usually called for. TO all OF
which he invites their attention. confident that
they will find il to their interest 10 call and eS-
anime for themselves before purchasing else
where, Terms casa VI its squiss ent
j. Il. WILSON.
Marshall. March ~, 1853 n:S-y
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"0s0 BUsuuuWuC.
I'VE Executive Board Of Managers, appoin,.
I ed BY Ass-hall Lodge No. ~. announce tn
the publr that the eth session Of the Institute
VIII commence on the First Mouday in Feb.
rn"ry' under the charge Of the Faculty Of
Teachers, To wit:
Rev. Tho. D. Wilson, Pr.siJ,r,
MIS-, u u. Lacy, Vice Principal.
Miss ELIZA BuRros, Primary Department
Miss AKAHxLLA JESxsr1 juxr, Music p,ano
Dra9'ag and Fancy Work
ossfss Of StuAy, and CAasess per oss-
sizes, Twenty Wsska.
PRIMARY observation-disclosures
Reading, and writing, pr session Of
i've months, nlO on
SECOND 'usIos CLASH Elementary les
sons IN Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo.
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Phisi.
ology, and History ol2 80
FIRST Jusion CLAss.--rnglsh Gram.
mar, Topography, Arithmetic conlin.
urd' Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, Myihol
thology. and History. ol5 90
MIDDLE CLAss-Chcmis,ry, Rhe,oric.
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi.
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SESioS CLAss.-Ancieut and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trgonometry, and review otiorm.
or studies n25 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
pVF -tssiUu OU
Drawing and Painting, each nlv w
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DRUG sTOR y.

rINHE undersigned having purchased the en-
i tire interest u Dr. WIN. Evans in the
Dug business, will continue the -n'oe at The
old stand, where the. will, BY elose application
to their profession, sudcasos Ia merit c"ni'"-
usnce Of that liberal patronage .heis ao"se hsa
heretofore received
MCDONALD 4 Sanders.
February 4. 1853 WS!-u
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..artret~ ~, castings. -.l, &.., a.. 4. 49,. !.
viii b~ sold low f., cash, or exchanged Tor
county produce, on ps~a-ng terms, by
KING luEtFORD.
Marshall. May IA. 1853 ably.
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ards II all -ines; a superior article 81 book
DAp-r besides hn~ lot ~ fool-cap. folio post.
.d letter paper; very pretty assortment Of
bite paper for printing hall tickets funeral
po,r paper, etc etc, Ills work !. not only well
pa-vutr,.. but is done w,thou, delay.
PAMPHLETS, fi<tKNI TCKErs
CARDS Rt.N<k>. II all Assds,
HAII. TICKETS, Bif.t. READS.
STORE HILLS. HAND Nltis.
X ttf~. HORSE KtIS etc.
ssll ts printed At the shortest s~,"r,
| liz hiss On hind lot OF Hank Executions
nd citation. Tot magistrates. Also, a lot of
Bank Notes