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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01

longer, I've tried coaxing, and I've tried
everything, and now Tm trying Whipping
louve beaten me often enough. and I'm nav
ing You back. Promise at once, the quicker
the better, for I'll not let YOU up till vou do,
even If 1t keep me here all night, and your re
sick for a week afterwards"
1t was good while before the criminal ravc
in. lie thought his wife would tire ont =,
last, but when the ca>tigator had pr,secdrd
Tor some time, and he saw no symptoms of Ell
ther fatigue or rclenting, he was compelled to
succumb.
"lll swear, I'll swear" he said at last. "I'll
do any thing; only let me up. That's dear
good Folly. Oh, Lord, don't whip me anv
more, for I've said I'll swear. oh, OH
Mrs Morgan gave him three or four sound
cuts more, to make assurance donblv sure.
before she administered the oath. which She
did, at last with the Bible in her hands com
pletlng the ceremony by making him kiss the
book.
From that night Jimm, Morgan was never
known to taste liquor He told his neighbor>
that he had been so sick. after his last sprc,
that he had resolved to jain tie t,mreranr,
society," but he did not tell them what had
made him i'll. Mrs Morgan, too, kept the Sc
rret, nursing him through his bruises. Will. i
were neither few or slight However. rs n.
sad to herself, ''dr>perate DISEASES rcqulr,
desperate rcmcdics;'' ami 50 she never r..
pentcd OF the mrdirine she had administered
even though her husband did not earn dol
lar for three weeks.
\ word more and our tale is told. Prrhap
other wives might work cure, as mirarulou,
II they w"nld trv NJ. Nor l'< Maine Law
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PORT OF RICHnlo ONE,

ARRIVED,
Brig Vermont. Lsgett, West Indies, sugar and
| Enolasses 10 Dunlop, Moncure Il Co
Schr Alevia, Curtes Hampton Roads, salt to
Schaer, Kohler & Co
Schr Leonitss Mcars, Hampton Roads
Schr Meranda. Jones, Port Deposit lumber to
Belvin g. Parker
Siaop New Packet, Gwatney Smithfeld mdse TO
Jno Wombie Il Co
Schr Agness Ross, Doane, Halifax, N S, fish TO C
I Workman 4, Co
Schr Henrico, Tu,tle, New York, rndse to D Cur
RE
schr Ocisna Dodge, New York. mdse to D
Currie
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York mdse to
Ludian Il Watson
Steamer Belyidere Clifford, Baltimore, mdse to
Ludiain & Watson
Sc!ir Solomon S Andrews, Ellsworth Albany
lumber Belvln IL Parker
Scoop SuperiGr, Veal, Cabin Point, lumber to 81 T
E 5 iaiaterro
Schr Henry Clay, Forreat. sand to Capt
ENTERED,
British schr Agnes Ross Doane Halifax fish TO
C I Workman a. Co
Brig Vermont, Lagett, Cardenas, sugar and mo
leases to Dunlop, MoDcure IL Co
BALTIMORE, July li.-Clo scnrs Ocean, Mitchell,
Richmond; VIM Spears Bunting, Richmond and
Prir ce. jr, Poze, for Richmond.
NEW YuRK, July 9ih.-Cld steam ship James.
town, for Richmond.
Arrived, schr Hanover from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Juy 9th Arrived, steamship
Pennsylvania. from Richmond.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL "A Gould, Md,
I L Modey Z Motley, Mrs Rodn,an and ser.
| want, Boston; + Young, Petersburg. w n
Sleeper, Va; Miss NJ Harker, Miss + Env,s
Miss A Minor G w Morrss, pbila. K o,sv
ID Beale, Lynchburg; s Shelly, j Taytor. N
= Walker, Va, N Harrili. Miss Montgomery.
w Newsom, NJ Wynn, Lawrence aud
Miss Lawrence. G; Geo w 5 Parham, ] RI
Prince, Sussex; Harris, w Richards. Va;
a sawyer, r A Whitaker, New York; G L
lin. Nelson; w Clarkson, Lyons, N Y:PO
Holmes, PENN w Patteson and laay. N c: w
Little, y Walters, Augusta; w H Bald win,
thompson. Ala; J NJ Wrigh, and lady,
Meckienburg; Miss Davis, Miss Mayfieid and
servant, Mayfield, N e; A Fort Buchanan;
Andrews, Boston; G Lockwood and lady,
Mrs Boyd, Miss Richards, Charleston; v nj
Branch, CHESTERFIELD; L Motley, Boston; ID
X Pratt, ass.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-P Fl Powers aud lady.
Chariestown, We; D Powere and lady, Scottsville;
J Powers, N Y; w 7 Hinton. N C.; w w vii
liems, Norfolk; M w Bailey, Fredericksburg;
Shepherd, Tenn: w Carrail, N o; C S Longcope,
Mira c w Longcope and Mics Mayo. Texas; T
Lawkin and d c Quin, Mississippia; Thomas Jellis,
Lynchburg; Cason. Hanover; Harris Jones'
Lynchburg; r Gaines, Va NIL 5 Hartman, Scots.
vile; 9 Besle and Otey, Lynchburg, Virginia;
0 Taylor, Richmond; w II James, Stsunton; E
w
phia; Hull Baltimore; F Wright, Va; 8
Wright, Miss; w Leitcn. L Christian, Wra
Hockes and Bootright. Buckingham; J Allen and
w G Allen, Richmond A II Jones, Tappahannock;
s Farenhalt, Ala; Mr. Carroll, N o; w b Mar
shall and lady, Ky; Green. U S Army; Miss
Green, Wa hington; J As.sng, s C; Mrs Ham.
ner and child, Tennessee; w ii Bauthas, Bosetourt
CITY HOTEL "A g Pike, Boston; DIR A F Pi.
cot Richmond; Fl Harder, Clarksville; C A w
Basham Brooklyn; w c Douglas, New Kent; Z
Brian. Va; w Harris Louisa; L Johnson, Abe.
marie; G w Morris, do; T Adams and lady, Tenn;
White, Jefferson; G Morgan, Martensburg;
Scott, C; w Thomas dc; DR. Hammond,
Dinwiddie; Gay, Hanover; DR. Hassenkamo. Va;
w Bond, BALTIMORE; NJ Harley, Savannsh; D
Wynn and 'ady, Raleigh Miss Jenkins, Miss But,
| Ter, do; ii Whlsn, Alabama; Sbley, Ports.
mouth; Mcclure. New York; A Wilkinson do;
X w James, Phila elphia; DR. II BsyIor, Peters.
burg; S,amper New Kent; T Smith, do
COLUMBIAN HOTEL w Diggs Eorfalk;
N Derrett. Kentucky; w Walker Ly achburg; A
Sims, We; 81 Boyden, Boston; A Drewry.
Chesterfield; Pierce, Pewha,an; G R Banks,
Madison; NJ Baker, Louisa Mira Stuart, Patrick;
w D Ssranch, Va; Fl R Shepherd, Fuvanna; Rev
TeZzard and I Turner, Chesterfield; john
Burns, Goochlsnd Berry, Petersburg: How.
ell Jacksonville; q McNutt, Princeton w Flana.
gan, Cumberland; Gile and White, NOttoway;
w Young, Caroline: S s Gooch Chesterfield
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR--Msrket is hTm. The old stock being
small--she city demand is good and sales at "a 8
to S.
WHEAT Nothing to note In this market to-day.
Mliers are disposed to contract for early dsiv cries,
at los to ll0c.
CORN-57 to 6oc.
GUANO-se6
IOBACCO.-Tae rain has come too late to do
tne Tobacco planters much good 10 soms coun.
tes-Albenarie, Orange ana Nslson-lafge To5ac
CO CO. makers VIII not BE- able to ge. plaass-.herefore
sl7-aud one hid went as high $50
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THE REASON WHY.
"Oh, how could you fall thusg" the good mar
spoke,
To a rumun who'd fallen away;
Chow could you again take the DEVILS yoke,
And again on his tiammels stay r.
'Why you see," said Guzzle, with look hard to
guess,
Whether fan or contriticn il bore,
"Twas not because | loved temperance less,
But because loved liauon more"
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There are queer lakes in Manius, Onondap a
county, N. Y One OF them on the ton Of s.
bill is shaped like a tea cup, has banks two
hundred feet high and water four hundred
feel deep apparently green, but PERFECTLY
uaspsrent wh9n taken up 10 glass. This wa.
ter once rose over the banks, but soon subsidized.
Trees and limbs which fall into the water soon
become encrusted with a bright green sub
stance which on being exposed to the air.
becomes hard. The timber decays and leaves
the incTustalion in The shape ct hollow tubes.
Wood saturated with this water and burned
cmtsa strong odor Of sulphur.
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GREAT BARGAINS CAN he

~ ah EAT nAMGA1NB Gan he
"a OBTAINED EITHER AT WHOLESALE
EyE. OR RETAIL, ~ WATCHES. JEWEL
A1m6eRY AND FANCY GOODS, AT ELIAS
HALE'5 No us MAIN sTREET.-On hand and
receiving aimos. daily. BY Steamer and Express q
large assortment of God and Silver Watches fror.
the most celebrated manufacturers of every varie.
ty and kind. warranted to perform well God
Fob. Breast and Guard Chains; Gold Ear aud Fin.
ger RingE. great variety styles aud patterns;
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Pens snd Pencils Thimbles
Keys, sc. Also. large assortment of low priced
Jewelry, suitable for the country trade. The as
sortnent Of Gold and Plated Jeweiry is more ex
tensiye than at any store in the country, compris.
ing stock from upwards of thirty different man
faciurers, and tor sale their prces Silver Ware
a large assortment. Also, Plated Ware, consisting
of Tea sets, Mustard Pots, Salt Cups, Spoons,
Forks, Ladles, Susar Tongs &c. Also, a large as
sortment OF Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Fancy Boxes Soaps, Oils Cologne Knives, Scis
sors, Razors, Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles and
Thread, with an extensive assortment of small
wares ia the line, too numerous to mention, for sale
In quantities TO suit purchasers, rs low can be
bought in any of the northern cities, or from the
manufacturers, direct. ELIAS HALE.
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
nv 24-ts 106 Main street.
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RnR pAlI.AnELPHIA.-
OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Coz
Rictm nd, June 18TH 1853
N n tn Up A

OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Co.
Rictmc nd, June 18th, 1853 {
ITO CONT IL ACTURS.-Sealedp proposals
l. will be received by the undersigned at Blu,
chanan in the county OF Botetourt Virginia, until
O'Clock P. NJ. on the first day of August next for
ual. from Buchanan TO Craig's Greek.
Payments will be made in current bank notes
Besides the usual reservation of 20 per cent on
the monthly estimates, the contractors will be re-.
qured to give ample security, satisfactory to the
Board OF Directors for the CON pletion of the work
at the time and in the manner specified in the
contracts.
Plans of the above works will be exhibited bv
Edward Lorraine, Assistant Engineer at Buchanan,
and specifications will be delivered by him, and also
a. the Company's Office in Richmond, on and after
the 18th day OF July.
Time win be taken for the consideration of the
bids until the filth day OF August, when If sa,isac
tory the several jobs above advertised win be lei
WALTER GWYNN.
Chief Engineer J. R. and X, Co.
lie 2l-2aw4w
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FRENCH CHINA, &c, Mt 2IS Broad
L Street, opposite Messrs Breeden IL Foxs Dry
Goods Store
L. l.. HlCKSON 10 new ope.ing a supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers new
styles; Motto GUYS and Saucers, plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets. Gard Receivers,
Candlestcks handsome Toilette Bottles Also on
hans, large stock of Crockery and Glass Ware
Trays, Walters, Spoons Knives and Forks, Look.
iug Glasses, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety of
fancy articles all OF which he will sell at low prices
nv Is
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THE SUBLIME AND RIDICULoUs.-"Now
(said Mr.. Abernethy, in a lecture upon the
muscles Of the scalp will tell you perfect
ly ridiculous story about this, with a view to
impress this part of the subject on your minds.
1t happened, in the early part Of my time to
become quite the fashion to put half pound
of grease, and another half of flour, on a mans
head-what they called hairdresslng it was
the fashion, toe, TO bind this round with a
piece of tape or riband, and make tail of it !;
and il was the mode TO wear those tails very
thick and rather short. Now, gentleman who
possessed great power in the motion OF h s irons
0ccipitatss, used to go to the boxes of the
theatre when Mrs. Sddons first appeared ;
and don't believe there ever will be such an
actress ae as she was, nor do believe tn re
was ever her equal before. However, when the
people were affected beyond all description,
and when lhey were all drowned in tears at
her performance, this chap wagged his tail
enormously, aud all the people burst out into
a roar of laughter. In vain did they cry "Turn
him Quit" in vain did they cry "Throw him
over!" When he had produced this effect
upon the audience, then he kept his tail quet
but again no sooner was their attention en-
gagged than wag went his tail, and again were
The bursts of laughter le.echoed."
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How TO BECOME ARIsToCRATIC.-Mr Me-
chi, of razo:-strop and high farming celebrity,
has been insruc'ing the people of Colchester
show TO become aristocratic." Such was the
suffice, upon which he lectured to The Me-
chances Institute. His recipe was not bad
one; we can give it in one word-erceH He
ssys:
at has been my privilege TO mix somewhat
frequently with our nobility, and | can only
:ay that their society is most agreeable and
instructive, and that the more yon know of
them the better you will like them. 1t is al
all times pleasant to meet with persons of
refinement, education, and travel. There is in
such people Geferenlial regard TO etiquette
and good breeding, which soft.ns and poiishes
the asperilies OF our nature. | cannot like
c'unsiness or ignorance. l would rather bave
my pockes cleverly picked by an,accompish
ed member of the swell mob, than be knocked
on the head by a clumsy foot pad. man is
man, whether in erm'ne Or fus,an; but [ do
say, however good he may be, like sterling
gold or solid granite, will be all the better for
polishing"
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND
~ GUITAR-Just received by HAROLD T.
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songs
by Spohr, l2a cts
Oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell, 25 cts
Wnd Flowers, do, Wallace so cts
Oh While Adown Life's Stream We Glide, Hew.
lit, 12A cts
o. Within Mile OF Edinburgh, by Catharine hayes
25 cts
Affection Polka, by NJ C, I25 cts
The Jessauine Polka, by A E 81, 12I cts
Merry Morn Waltz by Lehman, ian els
Logansport Waltz, by Davis, lax cts
West Point Dream Wstz IS Gus
La Pasadta, Mexican National Air Song, TO
Guitar, l2i cts
When the Moon on the Lake 10 Beaming, I24 cts
Woods OF Green Erin, Guitar. l2k cts
Whisper One Gentle Word, Guitar, IAN cts
my %
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- THE CHEAP EST WHOLE.

- THE Oh EA p e r WHOLE.
- SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
EA OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS In
1T HECITY OF RICHMOND-HENRY
LYMAN, of 96 Main street, Richmond, Va-tbe
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe, direct.
another lot of splendid Gald Watches, and some
very superior double and sinsle barrel Guns which
will sell az low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants viii do well 10
examine my stock before going North, and also De-
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store OF HENRY HYMAN,
SO Main street.
The only direct Importer of Watches. and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
B.! Just received, direct from the manufac
turer.a few more of the latest patent double bar.
rel Gums, which have given such general satisfac.
uoh; eau snortsmen, and examine them. Also, q
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c
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aSNA CARRIAGEs. CARRIAGRs,

G% CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
SH The subscriber has on hand, q. his
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary Q3th and 18th streetsl
near the Columbian Hotel. Coaches Chariottees,
Baroaches, Buggies, with and without tops and
Suikies, all OF his make of the best materials
and workmanship all of which will be sold 90 low
IS good work of the kind be In The city OF Rich
mond and respectfully asks call from those In
want Of any srtieIe In the Carriage line as am de-
termined to make 10 order and sell at the lowest
prize posslble and all work sold tina, is new war.
rsnted.
an I-d6m MICAJAH MANGIrM
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QUEER CRIPPLE.-"Down In 'front.' dow a
40 'front.'" shouted an excited individual whose
we" OF tne hire works on the common was in
saT epiea 1y TAU chap. Down down ."--
.n w,nisn', SAID an irishman near, "dont be
likely the mans cripple and can't eel do.cn,'
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CILK AND GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS
~ AND DRAWERS.-We have received fine
stock oil Silk and GAUGE MeIino Shirts and Drawers
just The thing for this weather. Call and see them
at 8 MERCHANT g. WEISIGER'S,
je Is No IL Main street.
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x~rs2 NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG
~ STORE-The subscribers have entered into
~ co-partnerahip and taken the store lately oc.
sakzs cupied by A Levy, Jr, 20I Broad street, a
few doors below Messrs Breeder & Fox. offer for
sale a general assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils Dye Stu1s, Periumery, sc, which
they can recommend to the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks o. one of Us in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting up
OF Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
We respectfully request call from our old pat
rons and the public generally.
PETER w GRUBBs.
aD5 r w ApPERSON
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Mmoler full OF milk and broken ice is q
oeass beverage al breakfast or supper than hol
800 Of YEA, especially in this weather. Tr,
-. yoo would be healthy and comfortable.
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STORAGE, STORAGE.-The subscribers
~ having rented the custom house Lumber
House, on 18th street, In rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance be effected at the lowest
rates, as the building is fire proof Every att nton
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF al
goods entrusted to US.
my 2f-ts ALEXANDER MOTT A. co
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3 REEVE q BLAIR, DRUGGISTS,
iy5 Broad Street, have ON hand and
- are constantly receiving
ann Rose's and Jaynes Family Medicines, Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture Bakers Premium Bitters,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, Arabian and
Mustang Liniment &c. Also, a full supply of
Preston Merriil's Yeast Powders, so justly cele
DRAFTED for making light, sweet, and consequently
utritious bread apis
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WAMn .rSs IMPHOvKb FIRE Ann
have wss., sa-rhoof COMPOSITIONS ROOFS
give thousand buildings In the United stsss wen
sess;na - ana are universally recommended "a nos
thsn a. sle ,oIlo~ing qualities In greater esree
ne.. say DINER roofing material known viz cbssn
seesioO action, durs bility and perfect pro
:. ss'idings rooted .ish hi. article -. So,
metst or date rum a. those rooted with
waae1hsuss. aesn s MsssEs WIN Barre. yno
one. .or.s. 6. u WARREN s 8 c9
ms,s.s ss sosnss kersh and Baltimore go Cos
Ries 80 y smith q Harwood,s RI 49, NJ, Bait
~-----s Ifsr .Asues
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
@ FOUNDER OF THE III
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIKMARY.

- -
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIKMARY,
No 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Ofice
THOSE requiring medical or surgical aid. bv
applying to DIR H. may secure skiful treat
ment and advice, while all com munications will be
sacredly shielded by the Egis of professional ho.
nor. =
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discri.
inmate In q newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skiful physician and the spurious pre-
tensions OF the designing and dangerous auack. DR.
will cheerfully give, when applied t., such pri
vate references as will fully satisfy all who require
his services =
BEWARE OF NosTRUMsi
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cor.
dals, advertised to cure all persons under varied
forms OF disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals DIFF
fer, reason teaches the same medy cannot be
suited to all alike and that dsease can only be safe
lS and eeciualiy eradicated by judicous applica.
ton OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
practical experience OF over % years enables
DR. II to insure a sound and speedy cure In a Ger
tain class of diseased. hich have too long been
yielded by regular ply sieans the hands of aasck
cry. He may be consulted contideadally, either in
person or by letter.
sing letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore,
Maryland
Al! communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of
the United States. je22-3ms
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

-AaA FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
~xEsg INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
sAsaociation are now prepared to Issue
policies of Insurance on the above de.
seription of risks on as reasonable terms az any
similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage of the public Applications will be
received at the Office No. 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers viii cheerfully fur
nish all Information that may be required. al
losses promptly aRd literally adjusted.
JAMES BOsHER, President
3oHN. I'll. BosHER, Secretary sah17
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Coon NEWS! GOOD NEWS. sTILL
w THEY COME.-A w OSBORN, the DsKuer.
rean Artst, l72 Main Street. opposi,s the Banks,
still continues to take those life ike Pictures that
has given him such q rush of business the last eff.
teen months Mr. Osborn will guarantee to make
fine pictures of children In two seconds of time
Those that have tried at other Galleries and failed
are respectfully invited to call Prices very low
Come and see.
stock stock! Stock .-OSBORN 10 pre-.
pared to furnish Daguerrean Stock, wholesale or
retail He has constantly on hand every size, Star,
40 Plates, Cameras, Head Rests, Mercury Baths
Guiding Stands, Coating Boxes, Wo@d Vices;
Peck 9 Patent Plate holders; Color B5xes; Cotton
Velvet and silk Velvet Cases. all sizes; Jenny Lind
Paper Mache and every other style of Cgses. Ali
kinds OF Chemicals Also, the Pstent Stereoscope
Gases cheap Tor cash. w OSBORN,
le 10 Sign of the Flags ct all Natinns
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80 ing, large additions to their stock OF Drugs,
3axA Medicines, Surgeons Instruments.
Paints, Oils. Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles. which they offer for sale ON the
most favorable terms to cash and punctualdealers
NEW BOOks.-Just received at the Baptist
IL Book Depository, the following Books, viz:
Professor II Nell on the mode and subjects of
Bapiisn-price 90 cents
The Shady Side, by Pastors Wife
The Young Woman's Friend by John ANGEL
James
The Young's Mans Friend, by Jno Angel James
Memoir and Sermons of Rev William Arm.
strong
The Eclipse of Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hepe by Mrs L II Sigourney
The Memoir of Mrs Ii N Geek by do
The Life and Character of John the Baptist, by
Rev VIM C Duncan, MA
The African Preacher, by w White
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
MD
The Bible in Country Counting House; course
of Lectures to Merchants, by A Boardman, D D
Great Truths by Great Authors, Dictionary of
Aids to Reflection from writers of all ages and both
hemisphsres
The Old Forest Ranger; or Wi Sports of India,
by MAJOR Walter Campbell, and edited by Frank
FORSTER. CHAS. WORKMAN
je Depository.
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RANGE OF THERExoMETER
At j. w. Randolph's Bookstore, sMain 81.
YESTERDAY.
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EHE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
Il Leaf TObacco.-The subscriber returns his
thanks tor the liberal patronage he has received for
the last ten years. for his superior chewing tobacco
would call the attention of all in want to his stock
now on hand, made of leaf, which has been pur-
chased at lhs following high prices:
80 hhds at $40; hhds, ID; hhds, II; hhds,
II 25 Is hhds, l. SO; IL hhds IL; IL hhds, IL so;
IL hhds, IL so; 8 hhds ID; 8 hhds. Is; hhds, l6;
10 hhds, is; hhds, 20; hhds, % So Total l35
hhda.
Orders solicited, which will meet prompt atten-
ton. CHARLES WORD
je 25-1m Laurel Factory. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

NOTICE.-We have several desirable Rooms
" vacant at this time, and would be pleased to
have them occupied BY permanent, or transient
Boarders.
nv 25-dts MISSES MURRAY,