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MI AY be confdenaly consulted at his Lock nirnnry,
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TIE Undersigned have this day ;orued cn.psrtrer
ship under he name and style oil c. Baker Co an
will continue the Steamboat agency aud oa. Store bus,
ness at the old stand, No. 90 Water street;
jan31 JOHN Isl
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Through arrangement Of the system, the mind
is unstung memory fails, the power concentrate
thought is lost mbecity aud idiocy supcrvcme, eav
ing The Throne of intellect dlcar aud desOlatc Tmidy
and iTresoutton with melancholy Iauity,-throw gloom
around the sccnGs lie; haunted by invisible tOrmcms.
the burtch OF life becomes nsupPorubc, and he puIGes
desperately into the guilt of iniemperanCe suicide.
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE
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Notice OF bartnersh1p.
THE business OF The late firm Of Warden 4 Edwards
will be continued by hc undersigned old stand on
!aE street, under the firm Edwards d. warden
JAMES w Warden having purchased the interest oil ia
cob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling, December /, 1852.
MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
dcci-tF JAS. w. Walden. IS
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WHICH should eve be contemplated with pure and INSULT,
ed delight, presents cbus TO the mind filling Il with
Iiu app1chens Jus, cXcitos only feelings OF distust
or ielsDante The cXertions OF parents and guardians
10 retain thcit youthful calGcs IN g npOn sub
ec has too often proved sa*c and fatal piiosophy let
and guided by the light OF truth, the pitfalls or snoIaice
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided. .
- :. PROAIErHIAN ElRES -
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pound 3ylGp OF Boneset. % : - 10
lf'yOu afflicted VITA rheumatism have received
bruises OF spra'ns, your haus frost bitten
or choPpcI--Use tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Lini-
should you be affected with Scrofu., or any disease
arising :om tmulity OF Blood injudlcious use
81 mercury, by all means BrentliEscrs Flud Ex-
tract OF saI sal'aI lila and uHMdclion. 5'E5i
These remedies have bHr tried by hundreds, in all
CAGES Lave given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy over every OF her medicine inteE these
eonrlants, for which they arc recommended :,
To he had at ''e.A7e 'lta al' s.H"aRN
! ,a77-' BRENTLING Err q. ARMSTRoNG,si
Apohecary, Monroe street adjoining the McLulc Housc,
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consume the scr-immoiulo victim OF secluded habit
His lite presents blasted heath, upon which fruits Of
genus grow; no flower of Intellect bIoOm the
atmosphere is tainted with disease, soil naTched BIZ
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye
Though sad The picture, il is not its
nails almost daily presented the charge OF Dr. Har.
is and even ntc public thoroushlrc discerning oye
Can mark frequent confederation of its truth.
Moral rcSai III discharge duty must obviously nre
cudcs entire removal of the veil from this melancholy
picture o. human fTay, hence but OF symptoms
attendant utoM this biz. hliug malady here be given
TIE SILENr MONITOR
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MINNESOTA.

Rev. II. NJ. Nichols, who is new in Mime
tos prospecting for colony that intend TO emigrs
from Massachusetts In the Spring, tells some msgnk
cent stories about the country In letters written 70 Ts
Northampton Courier. lie snys the slsighing Is excel
lent, but the air dry with wind 10 cause any drifts
Of snow The cearncss and drypess Of the atmosphere
render the climate favorable 10 those Of sconsumpvs
constitution, and then there Is 30 much electricity y
the air that aperson canno, feel langud. Speaking
wild fruit, he says:
"Cfanbeirea blsckberries strawberries, rUpbsnsS
whortieberies plums, ehsues gspes crab sppes $50
bsires black cursnts, black hsws and beans ~ ~
villa and some Of them In the greatest sbondsoco -
species Of tarnips, which wild snd are nsca 49,
tie Indians for food One vi these Last named me "s
o. DssSs.h taInips grew 70 .izs from yss ys.
flourish here, II grown In the fre plscs In noensm -
mate, and nurseries growing IN - fsu We
sous can rsppy Themselves with grated trees *
nte Quinces viii do well here but II V nos ~ W.
proved whether peaches win flourish here or mot
Melon: Of all kinds grow luxsnsntIy; indssS, =
counts Of the vine race are such challenge ne
est faith Of my Easterp friends have Il - sco9S7
abe House Of Representatives that sqsssh. r.,ssS
himself grew 30 large that be unable TO turn
fha: 1t required two men to oed il into waeen -
W en- Inclined plane. Cucumbers have been gesf;e
eist and Ene feet long, and pumpkins neasus'as INV
Garden Vegetables surpass anything ever tnsys 80
East one1s, - large they cannot be pat n -
Ger ksefs, an inches diameter; csnofs thfse
half longs ruta bags tuznips % lsrzs that one WI
into half bnshel Nov sm swsr; that psns
sure them, however thss these the stsf.sness
and truthful nsn and what has s:tuaiy ben - Il -
Every one cannot do this every piece wa No. Sns,s
come end see-
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,o,es ,rd u-eps-ntions made for the accomplishment
In lsss,ts Gday Of reckoning, cluae- By whom was
k,,,,g derDsnledf Net by the people. nos ~ the
Se,s n the csnsl- nor yet by the orign c5orIpa-
,c-s ,o fhe Canal Puni but by the new hs1p y,t1
xbcrn the Governor has recently associ;ea hnsel-
srd for ti pecesfy. ahaadoned rf former friends AL
his former sell.
In 1s17 the people Of this Stae deemed the consrue-
ttn of the Ee Canal important that they consented
to impose burdens upon Themselves ia order 10
fscil.ta,e sach result
Thew consented raise the duty salt from hEe to
twelve cents busbel They con-entsd, also. g have
the suctOn lee continued the Cy Of New FORK molly
gurrenderpg her local claims TO these dutc 70 ereaso
fund 20 pay interest on tie Canal debt T1eTe were
many distinguished friends OF the canal woo he'd large
tracts Of land which they wisely believed woui be oe
efed BIZ the cansl: and these men literally sp0roYr
aied portions Of these lands 70 aid the Canal faae Al
thfse burdens were borne and conributions rnsoe o.
cause II believed inst the construction OF me c1n
WIS INDISPENSABLE 10 the full Development OF fae r.
sources Of the susie; nor were my nias'HAeH !" '
opinion.
rended over fifteen millions OF dollars on the Earse
Llept Of the Erie Canal demanded a. thst expidfare
he'd been By the interests and necessfle OF comnef'>
and the ssste; and you viii nd class OF men, inting
I'm ,o Canal Fund was largely indebted to other Safe
funds: and that further expenditures should be male
pop the csnsl xn thar class OF dcb a. wss CARED
YVES first hru;dsted This scheme was ruped up o. no
enemies Of the Canals 20 foTer1 pvceade nc P7sse.s
OF their resunl,sion This Development revealed the
import of the promised "dsy Of reckoning" end
found its embodiment IN report made 70 the eons;i,a
toha convention, Doc. AZ, page A. schedule Us as io
lows: - - 1880
ADVANCES FROM THE GENERAL fusD TO TINY c.NsLs
slt dutes from Is,7 10 1887 o55 f5s Vi
VeBdue duty from 1917 to 1881 5000 20
Sieauiest tar from 1917 to lsz3.......... I55s ~
$40 nj land from iSx5 10 lg3s ....... ID3755 Is
PAID by General Fund for DEFICIENCIES in re- 49,. -.
venues 81 lateral canals from 1889 70 lsL. lSst4s -
r;~t ,sx lell and 49, ................ 2so555 50
sz4s,s94 "a
Paid by Canal Fund to General Fund between
1851 sDd 20
5,s5i2e2 OF
Ipter,t compound annually at per cent IS 95fs 90
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~ The private Secrenary Of Gen; rle ~
tie rresdsns elect, Mr. Webster the son o. Ceec ~
ster Of pilnsnton, ~ H., and bis mother 10 ssssr
Ice in i3ss entered the Law school Of Harvard Unys
and ives sdnkfed TO the Nev-Hampeirs bar IN lssi'
which be was practitioner st Concors. Ana v"
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~ Rev Mr. Garrctson has been hbefseS
from prisou q Ovid, ~ Y, wksm b vs. eon6ns4 -
dueirs : youns LADY now deesasrd, thseaeh tbs ve1n
irtesces.iou Of bis friends n ~ fssmsg Parh %
lssnd Who either pasd becsne ncurty for him Az
epft sill repsips 70 be tried IN Aps'i ssss1t
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The ;ol upOn the transportation Of barrel OF aour
DOn Buffalo % Albany, q, the present rsdaced raes
about = cents II bgrdcned with debt eigh,
would b. lie propotonsie amount tax Ton keepin,
canal rspar and cont uting a ample yearly suna
toward the support ofCoyeTnnen The saving expense
o. transportation, BY the completion OF the enlargement
ioenyare cents IN ne eapense " correySn2 tA iaapoy
tart drthde tOsd oEd commerce % me City Of Ser York
ia tar y feaiyse oens should BE- Imposed By Legislg
os on each bayyei ~ fosy eonsgssed .HSsr Ees| cities
and FLY oed be ssay deaouAees By s Iatorsr merchant
and faTm>r.T
Here Sir, The Ex-Governor attempts % inform the people
OF the West that they sorely burened By the tells
eneroas that il IL assumed any other shape would be-
deemed nfoierable. But Sir the people FOR whom this
Is intended viii see Ia fsscy. They will remember
their condition before the csnss built when thew
Ind ne:ther the means Of conveying their produce Ia
market nor msney with which TO open an avenue to
market They win remember, also, that er the time
debt Of seven millions Of dollars contracted 20 bald
the canals and that the whole sum- with the interesr
has been paid. But Debt row no matter for WHIST
purpose, % cut Of fshion-no mater how eornbefent
the object 20 winch the borrowed money v to be ap.
Piled rsy be 70 refandr The S,af il pyecIu6ed from
doing what every prudent Individual would do under
sir1ils- crcrnstances; for one douis that II the
ssnlis oecrssd TO ndivduss they would be enlarged
for every dollar invested for that purpose win return AZ
least ten per cent. interest 10 tn. stase.
BIT while The Governor very sensitive about the
onISens wncn me esnals inIpoee spon the people and
really laehrynose In his snu.ons TO the high pvee OF
freight sDd the he.vy tolls imposed upon them hear
how gently and kindly be rcers 10 the fciiies Afforded
Tor me transportation Of freight upon railroads On
page Il, the Governor ssys: These railroads trsverse
smost every county 10 the State There are no sections
ID rs Territory which have not now cheap sad convenient
sneases 10 asrka. Yet the cost Of transportsoa By
raiosds from 20 to 80 per cent. higher than BY our
present email canal
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BOUND OvER.-Mrs. Elizabeth Chadwick was
arraigned at the Mayors Court on yesterday on the
charge of assaulting Mrs. Matilda McGlude, on the
9Th inst. From the evidence it appeared that Mrs.
c. had en- alteration with Mrs McGude, and as
saulted her with poker, striking her three several
times with it over the back. Mrs. McGlude return.
ed the compliment by Selling the same poker and
striking Mrs. C. the head with it four times,
cutting TWO severe gashes ia the scalp. The com
plainant also charged Mrs. C. with commencing
the ARRAY, by using abusive language towards her,
After the examination, which certainly developed
some very unre fined language, the senior Alderman
bound Mrs. c. over in the sum of $500 to keep the
psace. The parties live near the corner of 9Th and
Broad streets.
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STEALING LUmEER-The case of Frederick
Burgamin, sent on to the Hastings Court on the
charge of receiving lumber, stolen from l.. w
Glazebrook few days before last Christmas, came
up before that court for examination, on Thursday
and by the evidence it was proven that Burgamin,
instead of being the receiver of the stolen lumber,
valued at about five dollars-was the actual thief.
The case of course came back to the Mayor again
for primary examination, and on yesterday, the
examination was had sefore senior Alderman
Evans, whs sent Burgamin into the Hastings
Court, to answer the charge of petty larceny He
gave surety in the of $780, for his appearance
before the Grand Jury, in May next
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F Tribute of Respect.-Ata quarterly
Court, continued by adjournment and held for
Heprico County, at the Courthouse, on Wednes.
day, the 10th day of March, one thousand eigh,
hundred and fifty three
The death of Samuel Tayler, Esq, having been
announced, the following resolutions offered by
Shervin McRge, were unanimously adopted:
Res0lsed, That in the death of Samuel Taylor,
Esq, this court. bar and the community in which
we live, have sustained an irreparable loss. The
great ability, profound learning, spotess integrity,
and untiring industry of Mr. Taylor, made him the
ornament OF bis profession, and the source of in.
struction to every court in which he practised ;
but Mr. Taylor was distinguished for high talents
and eminent legal requirements, he was not the
less distinguished for those virtues of the heart
which made him the pride of his friends and the
charm Of society. The amenity of his manners was
as pleasing as his learning was instructive. His
age and xperience gave him an influence to which,
probably, survivor is entitled and in his DEATH
feel that the temple of Justice has lost of its
hrmest pillars of support, and the State one of its
most valuable ctzens
Res0lred, That we tender our sincere sympathy
to the family OF the deceased and that these reso
lutions be spread on the minutes of the court and
published in the papers of the city.
copy-Atteste,
JAMES n Ii ~
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HE CASE OF WIN. HItcKLE.-The exam
inaton OF VIM. Hinckle, captain of the Rachel
Brown, on the charge of being concerned in
the slave trade on the coast OF Africa, before
Commissioner Francis at Norfolk, resulted in
his being imprisoned in default of $4,000 bail.
The testimony of the U. S. officers showed
that the Rachel Brown entered Port Praya on
the Goth January. her movements, before she
came in, exciting suspicion. The German
town was anchored there. The Portuguese
authorities appointed commission of officers
of the Germantown to examine her. They
found large quantity of rice and other provi.
sions, timber enough for slave deck, mate
rails for such furnace as is used on slavers,
powder, rum, empty demjohns, buckets, part
of an American naval uniform, bunting sufi i,
cient for Spanish flag, two suits of sails, a
chart with a route from Africa to Havana, ac-
curately marked out, &c. 1t was supposed
the uniform was on board to be employed in
case ofarrest with slaves on board, some one
having ii on assuming TO be u. S. officer in
charge of prize. From the Register il ap-
peared that the vessel had been mortgaged to
one Don Jose Percenza, or Perez, who was a
passenger on board.
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HARP OF THE SoUTH.-We have received from
Messrs. Nash and Wocdhousea new and com plete
collection of church music. 1t is in FIVE parts and
contains select and popular psalm and hymn tunes,
anthems and set pieces for special occasions, revi
val hymns, easy and pleasing tunes for Sabbath
schools, and music of secular, but moral cast
for the singing school and social circle The col.
lee ton has been prepared with great care by the
distinguished musical composer B Woodbury.,
ESQ.,, of Boston, editor of the Ducimer Musical
Review. and other works of great merit. great
many new and beautiful airs have been incorpo.
rated in this work, and lovers of good music will
find that the Harp of the South can give forth
most enchanting melodies.
From the same publishers we have also received
two numbers of the Musical Review and Choral
Advocate.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRpERLY-Edward Shields, ar.
rested for drunkenness on Thursday evtning-be-
ing first appearance at Court yesterday was fined
81 and discharged from custody.
Watchmsn Bell on Thursday evening hearing
cries for help and the watch, proceeding from a
house at the corner of 2lst and Main streets, has
tened with others to the spot, and upon entering
the house found Dennis Mccarthy In a state of in.
toxication engaged in very assiduously beating and
checking his lwife. The W atch carried the half.
crazed McCarty, who, when sober, is kind and
dutiful husband, to the cage, and yesterday he
was bound over in the of $50 to keep the
peace. In default of security he was committed to
Jail for ten days.
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nearly opposite Exchange Hotel.
NH Baldwin

UARDWARE-SP IMPORTATION, 1883
Ill P. t. MOORE & co, importers and dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, No s6 Main
street, are now in receipt of large and well Sc.
lected stock of Bermin CHAM and Sheffield Hard.
ware, just received direct from IKE manufacturers
in England, and from the manufacturers in this
country a'complete assortment of American Goods
Their Goods having been purchased for Cash ,
they are prepared to offer Goods as low as they
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
city, to an examination of their Goods
MN IS-3aWlw
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steam Power Printing Presses.

X 49, Steam Power Printing Presses.
sH>-aA No business will succeed to the satisfac.
ton of its conductor without advertising, and nc
better media present themselves than those Of
Cards, Circulars, Handbills, &c. To meel
the demands of the advertising pubic, the subscri
Der is now running his Presses by steam Mer
chants and Others therefore, will find it greatly to
their interest to call and examine his stock Of
Cards, Papers, &C. Every description of Book and
JOB Printing executed in the beat STYLE and at low
rates. CHAS H. WYNNE
Ground Floor, 2 doors below Exchange Bank.
NH l9-6t
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RICHMOND FIRE AssocIATIoN.-The last semi.
annual Report of the Board of Directors of this
institution, made on the 5th instant, exhibits the
present state of the Association in its usual flourish
ing condition A dividend Of 12a per cent. on the
capital etock for the last sir months, was declared
and paid to the stockholders Oh the 10th instant,
leaving on hand, after making reasonable allow
ances for unsettled claims for losses, "surplus
fund" of $50 $500. The receipts for the last fs
cal year were s130,la7 SO, and the expenses and
losses S69,s72 So, showing amount of receipts,
over expenses, of $50, l54 6s. The assets of the
Association, at present, are S275,942 &c, and the
liabilities S2l44s6 25, which gives an actual value
of surplus fund.- after paying all contingent liabli
ties, of $50 957 Oh, as before shown.
The following officers and directors were elected
at the annual meeting, held March 7th, 1853, viz:
On the part of the firemen-James Bosher was
unanimously elected President; Jsmes c. Crane,
Vice President; Robert M. Burton, Principal Ensi.
neer; William c. Tompkins, John J. Wilson, and
David Currie, Directors.
By the Stockholders-Hugb A. Watt, Thorn ss A.
Rust, Titus C. Rice, William C. Walthall, and Chas
T. Workman, Directors.
The great advantages of this Association to our
city, in saving it from the calamities of fire, are too
familiar to our readers to require explanation.
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THEATRE.-Our old friend SETON is to take a
benefit tonight in his favorte character of Jenny
TUacher," in the "Golden Farmer" The enter.
tanment will be enhanced in interest by the repe.
ttion of the swept of the Wish.ton. W ish," in
which the Rousaets' perform in their best style
We hope the house will be full. SETON deserves
bumper for "Auld Lang syne"
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Co1NrINUED.-The case of Charles Scott, free
negro apprenticei to S. D. Denoon by the Hastings
Co1art arrested on Thursday evening in default OF
Correct pass, and having in his possession victuas
which 1t supposed he had stolen from the Edge.
raont House, but which he alleged were given him,
came up yesterday, but YVES continued until today
for further examination
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kuNAwLY.-Dick Burford, negro boy belong.
ing to King Graves, Esq, OF Chesterfield county,
ran away from his master Thursday morning, and
Ia the evening he was arrested near the New Mar.
ket by Waterman Davis. Certificate awarded on
yestes day to Waterman Davis.
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NEW MUsIc,-We have received from Thos. H
Gresham the "Sontag Polka beautiful compost
ton, embellished with q portrait; also, song
called 1.-THE Long, Long Weary Day,"a German
melody. Mr.. Gresham has a large assortment IF
music, comprising the latest and best published
We recommend our friends to call at his store.
We have received from the same place the illus
trsted pepers for this week
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1853.

GPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
- EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBIES, DARRA.
COTT IL CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, No I0I
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup
ply OF China and Earthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing US new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware Look
ing-glasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior to what has here.
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect.
fully requested to call land examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. NH 10
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T A CARD.-GratefaI to M fellow.ci.-
zens for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, respectfully announce myself can
didate for reelection TO the Office of High Con-
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIR,
mn Tide
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~ Jefferson d-The Popular
Ticket.-FOR MAYoR-Jsmes Evans.
FoR CoUNcILMEN-Richard o. Haskins, l.. n
Elicit, John c. Stanard, George A. Hundley, David
r. Crane.
FoR ALDERMEN-EdwinF arrar, A. Inloss, R. D.
Sanxay, A. L. Register, A. Bodeker. mn lS-3r