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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20
inaexible adherence to old principles and their ress

inexible adherence TO old principles and their ress
lance to abOtonism and other new elements Of party
and social distraction were et alone in this State
the supporters and defenders of national principles Of
political action, and the opponents Of sectionasm
With much personal reluctance, and great sacrifice
of personal feeling, and almost Of serespect, they
made the union Of 40, to check free soilism and
store the democratic ascendancy in this State, and
save the Union from the dangerous agitation Of
a most exciting local question. The fruits of their
doings is seen in the settlement of the dangerous
question alluded to- and in the restoration of the de-
mocratc party in the Union. The storm has passed,
and the principles Of the abused old hunkers alias
the old democrats, have prevailed and have triumphed
in the election of General Pierce Can it be- that the
first salutation which they to receive upon this
joyous event is an invitation to witness honors
bestowed, by the President elected 80 trigmphantly
in the bolt of 49, and the freesoil candidate for Co
vernon Of this State in that year, nominated and
supported with leading wing abolitionist for Lieu
tenant Governor? Could any greater wrong and in
suit be offered to the national democrats Of New
York Could party degradation descend to any
lower Deep" or party ingratitude perpetrate any
greater injustice? Nous cerons. ONTARIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20

platform, Is not to be thought Of. cabinet made
little singular that in this business senator from
New England has been consulted except Mr.. Ather-
ton who communicated the information, which.has
created great deal of feeling and disgust. Is not
Mr.. Norris a senator from New Hampshire az we'll as
Mr.. Athertonl SPECTATOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
An OUNCE OF FACT is WORTH A

"A pound oftheory: and the swarm of conclusive
fcts that cluster around that Incompatible prepars
by DR.. G.. NJ jackson, Philadelphia, establishing IT'S
value tonic and restorative, are saeh as would
prevent ncredalty itself from questioning Its eca
cy In all cases Of disease Of the stomach, whether
acute or chronic may be recommended for its sooth
ing, cordial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia,
heartburn loss of appetite nsusea trernors
relaxation aud debility, &c relieved by the Bit
in very short space of time; and perseverance
in their use never fails to work thorough cure.
tc2x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The newspapers throughout the state are ener-
getcally calling on the farmers of their various To-
cali,ies to make good show at the stste Fair
five mistake not, it will be an exhibition worthy
Of the Old Dominion. and Of which she win have
every reason to be proud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The Southern Baptist learns tina, the Rev. [. N
Cohen. young and promising minister, died very
suddenly IN the upper part of Georgia. He had
but recently taken charge ofthe Church ia George
town, and but few days before his death had mar.
fied young lady of Pendseton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

AL RroHT.-Garlsnd, slave, in the ger.
zee OF T. Y. Dsnel was cartrred aud oass.a las,
sunday night for having IN his posse ssion a nas,
.ni.h was given hin by Edward Neidt On les IA.
;ng that the prisoner had been Mr Neid's on ma
ttuptoper eITaad, and that nv ~ bad merely rive
discharged ~ VI 80" AiasSef' no Hte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR
IN THE CURE CT COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE.
NESS. BRONCHITIS. WH0OPING COUGH,
GROUP ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION. Z

N THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE.
GROUP, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
In THE generation facilitate the business of life
human existence, none can be named of real
value to mankind than this contribution of Chemistry
to the Healing Art vast trial of its virtues thro1g
out this broad country has proven beyond q doubt
that no medicine combination of medicines vet
varieties of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed, there is now abundant to be-
Iieye remedy he's at length been found which can
be relied to the most DANGEROUS affections of
the lungs. Our space here will not permit us to pub
sh any proportion of the affected by its use
but we would present the following and refer fur
| ther enquiry 10 my American Almanac. which the
agent below named, will always be pleased to furnish
| Free wherein full particulars, and iudsuutable
| proof of these statements.
| Office of Transportation, Laurens r. RI
s. c., Aug 4, 1853.
&c. AyER-Dear Sir: Ny little son, four wears
Old, has inst recovered from severe attack of
snant Scarlet Fever, his throat rotten and
ry person that visited him; pronounced him dead
Liza in the winter ofle5o for attack of Bron
chitis with entire success, induced try it
my little boy gave him teaspoon full every three
hours commencing in the morning and by ten o'ck
at night found decided change for the better and
| after three days use, he was able to eat drink
without pain.
Its use il the above named disease will save many
child from premature grave, and relieve the
ety of many fond parent. For all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. believe it the best medicine ex-
| tant feeling of the deepest gratitude, prompts
in addressing you these hnes-bue your iuipor
tant discovery, my little boy would have been
| in another world.
am yours, with great respect,
J. ID. POWELL, Supt Trans, L. r R.
WINDSOR, {. w June %, 1852
J. G. AyER-Sir: This may certify that have used
your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of year; and
it is nay sincere belief that should have been ia my
grave this time if had not. 1t has cured me Of
dangerous affection of the lungs, aud do over
state my convictions when tell you it is priceless
remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A McCULLlN, Attorney at Law.
Wilksbarre, Pa, September %, 1850
DR.. J C.. AYER-My dear Sir: Your medicine ia
much approved of by those who have used it here,
and its composition Is such insure and maintain
itsreputation. invariably recommend il for pulrno
nary affections many of principal scisns-
ana your friend, Is
CHAS. STREATER. NJ D.
Prepared by JAMES c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell,
Mass s
Sold "a Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, BY
PURCELL, LADD CO,
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
where, &c 2J-gfrudu7rnO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

An inquest was he'd in Savannah on Thursday
on the body of Capt Teddernan Weeden, late
The sehr. Major Ringgold. The jury returned yer
dict that the deceased committed suicide by drown
nag himself. When the body Of Capt. w. Wa
found, an iron crowbar WIGS dashed to his nect,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

u. 8. sENAron.-Robert w. Johnson, late mem
Der Of the u s. House of Representatives, has been
appointed by the Governor of Arkansas to fill the
vacancy in the u. 8. Senate, caused by the resig-
nation of the Hon Solon Borland, now filing a
dinIouaafic station
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D,srvRRrsc RrLlGloUs WoRsH1p.-Capt

DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsHIp.-Capt.
Wikerson was sent for last Sabbath morning to take
care of two drunken men, who were making them
selves very agreeeble in the neighborood of Trim
ity church, and his reaching the of Frank
lin and Locust alley, discovered the 6isturbers
OF good order the north side of the in front
of Mrs. Aliens residence. Not feeling disposed to
take them to prson if they could be induced TO leave
quietly, he went TO them and advised them to go
home. They immediately started of, but had only
gone shert distance, when James Wilson, painter
from New York, turned about, and reelng and stag
gerng started in the direction of the church. The
officer seeing this took him in custody and was on
his way to the cage with him. when Jim made dee
pera:e resistance, bat eventually locked up Yes
terday the Mayor fined him 81 for being drank, and
then required bin into bond with security ia
the sum of $50 10 behave himself in future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The Governor of South Carolina has granted a
third respite to Jeremiah Stroud, this time liking
the day of his execution the third Friday in Jan
nary next Stroud is supposed 10 be insane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

Daniel. slave, has been found guilty of the man
slaughter OF Pharaoh, another slave, in Charles.
ton, and sentenced to two months Imprisonment,
The first fortnight to be ordinary and the residue
solitary confinement, and to receive 10 lashes a,
once and l9 on the expiration of his tern of i'm
prisonuent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The committee of arrangements, and the citi
gems Of Port Royal, making ample preparations
for the accommodation of the vast concourse OF
visitors expected to be present at the exhibition OF
the Rappahannock River Agricultural and hechan.
ical Society, on the 10th and l1th of November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

FoxD OF WIpows-Michael Kearney was ar
rested in New York last week for bigelny; he hay
ing some two weeks ago married widow Waters,
at Stamford, CT, and nine days afterwards widow
Gamma, at Williamsburg, L. l. Both victims ap-
peared in court anxious that their untathful lord
should have Justice meted out TO him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

we 'earn from the staunton rsndtoGsov that the
'EvAnsei'ca' Lutheran Synod OF Virginia held q
convention 10 Giddleway, Jefferson county, recent
IT, Business of vital Importance to this branch Of
tie Christian church was transacted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

At meeting OF the stockh' iders of the Manas-
sas Gap Railroad held last Friday, resolutions were
adopted directing the President and Directors to
borrow a SUM OF money not exceeding S6oN,0oo,
and to issue six per cent. bonds of the company in
payment thereof payable semi annually, said bonds
to be paid in twenty years or in less time and to
mortgage the property Of the company as security
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
MARRIED..

De Saturday, 22d ins 6. g. P, tei,s CnhYeh, Bar
oey street. n, " Yori, by III, Ke,. Dsis,sl Musa,,
.oda Il. CCONAELI4 10 Miss MARY CAIi.A-
CHAN. az liehuo,.t, We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

"A vessel wiz san from Norfolk for Liberia m
ne osn on November, and another frorn Savannah
CO the Ist of December.
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RA!E.-Yesterday was Just aboat as dis
asrsstsbie as rain and wind could wen make the
wes.nef. Dans the greater portion of the day the
o sl G9n.nn9iiy causing the cutters Of the streets
10 swollen brooks in spingtirne Ifthe wet
- n , as TOO long it viii prove very sdvan-
awfally OF the Late dry epeli. o'eS e's1Ss'ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

lf'e.a 20 ne improvement proposes, through
he E"qsf,sy. John 9. Fleming. Of Goo.,,.ns e.
the Presidency of the James River and e.
Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The Ashvile On. c. Spectator says that Lorsnzo
Miller, of Mills River, was accidentally shot aud
killed by ride in the hands Of Oliver Robinson, a
few days since. small boy, in the same neigh
borhood, of Joseph T. Bryson, was killed BY
the discharge Of a pistol with which he was
pIapinr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

LIAM YOUR SUTTEag.--.lhe orains roo.
sSS;sfy esep 10 aid keeping tbs rus i Il
a. H. q aaa .srry hosssks per who fsIs ~
GA! iasitshIn 70 the hsye,ss frurf, "S 'sl e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

FAD i.oss--Eugfne Brown, a lad employ
cd st the Tredegar Iron WofsA md IL a., 4,
- badly mashed BY the machinery, lsst sasday
faat III. 0ibsen fouad 1t oe fsry 10 srpputa,e t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The ptsdina.or says that some wheat 6eids ia
tAe vicinity Of Seaunton almost ruined by TIA,
vllainous depredasor, the Fly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

q pe~ post route has been established between
New Market, Shenandoah County, and Gordon,
'visse, Wa Madison c. Il. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
E.orrEp-Watcbman Rail cantnraa

EzorrEp.-Watchman Ball captured o
young n9sn named William CogbilL on 18th street
last SATURDAY. evening, and took him 70 ths cage for
sSsaultiDg William Bailey with stone. The officer
saw Cogbiii make several blows at Bailey before he
gotto him, bat did not say of them reach N
BIS person. though he understood that one had done
30 before he arrived on the fold of bgtle CoghpI
held to he'll for his good beheye. for six mopths
Ia the sum of $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

tg THOMAS KEEsET. Aucr,.,
fofhce with Geo sumner, No % Pearl ssfssr ~
attend TO the sale Of every description q 1, =
oc T-dfm oANzs a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

FLr IN TIE WHARF.-THE Tsria ZS,gio. sto.s,
that the Hesian Fly 10 vi5le in the whea. IN msp,
places In the Valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25
FEVER AND AGUE CURED IN SIX

FEVER AND AGUE CURED IN SIX
Il ROURS.-NEGATlYE ELECTRIC FLUID
NJ. Liable Denis, First Ammonia LHospte1 st.
Louis Paris, gave few doses TO friends that had
been periodically suffering for number of years of
sick headache, which nothing could relieve They
have been cured with the Fluid. Dr. Colon an emf.
nent physician, La Chapelle ST. Denis, Paris where
he has practised for twenty-five years, after few
months trial of the Fluid in his immense practice,
pronounced it one of the greatest discoveries ever
made in the annals of medicine, and offered certif-
Gates to prove his assertions which shall have the
pleasure of sending to you the fret opportunity,
with those of ether distinguished medical men
.ff.s A. MAUSSENET, NJ ID.
r.. ROCHECHOuART,4 u.
Paris February 8, 1855.
Fer particulars and proofs pamphlets, to be had
gratis at the Agents.
Price 25c. and 81 psr bottle. For sale by
oc 25-st PURCELL, LADD l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

The frs. tioisent of gfani Q for the new cos.ou
House ia Charleston has arrived 10 thar eity. from
Rcckiand, Maine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

yemes Lemons recently ip1;cted a soond on
WEl siss. 10 G-eenville, N. c., with knise, whi.t
wss supposed 10 be mortal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

., VERY NJ hun Last Saturday night.
conduct in the reishborhood of the 5000
ano la5o.sns stnnes ut Mr.. Kewmsn. On being Ar.
ae before the Mayor, yesterday he ~ss fned
eeli for h;s good behavior fer the newt 81 , W
a,sn decision he Willingly complied With and Wa
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MAYOR 8 OFFICE. Ocr 25tb. 1s53

fVU = = SAs ~ OE n AOkLs OOF. c<b4U, 15OD.---
A The Atesntop 81 she oisiseps i ca1 Cd especially
70 the condition Of the streets and cutters Of tbs city,
and that they may be informed the duty Of good
sssens IN this respec their attenfiou il asked the
5sh section Of an ordinancs entitled ordinance,
prevent nnissnces and Improper obstructisns in
shs srsst9 and for other purposes passed February
Every person occupyins house or lot, shall. a.
far % such lot extends, the paved gutter or
drain In street or public alley, opposite thereto 70
be constantly kept open sud free from obstruction;
and II he fail 20 to do be fined less than one
dollar nor more than ten dollars and for eech day at
ter the frst that such obstruction remains sha be-
lined not less than TIVE nor more than twenty dol
Iarsv s4s 81 ~ szAs1 - 81 e - 4 E8S
As large number Of yis;ters IL expected during the
approaching Agricultural Fair. It Il hoped that the
external appearance of our streets may not be
source OF modification to us; and Ia order TO afford
means OF removing sny filth dirt from the streets
the city carts viii be directed to remove, during ths
week. all the filth which may be removed from the
cutters TO the sides the streets and 1t s hoped
that no resort 70 the penalties of the above ordinance
viii be necessary.
Or d tEtt - 9&t JOSEPH MAYO. MHyOr.
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So xuog Fog TEmpER.-A SLIGHT difficulty

So MUCK FOR TEMpER-A slight difficulty
among the ladies brought few of them before the
Mayor yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Mescoe was az
raigned warrant, to answer for abusing MISS
Margaret Supper and shaking her fist IN her face
and three witnesses were examined IS show the
cause of such conduct. Mi Supper stated that she
resided IN the house of William huicher-that the
accused had engaged her to make two mantlilas-
and that after she had finished the work and return
ed it 20 its owner, Mrs RI. came to where she resi-
ded charged her with stealing yard OF the goods
ard then in threatening manner. shook her fist in
her face and would in all probability have struck
her but for The that she held in her hand at the
time pair of large scissors Mrs Hulcher heard
the accused abuse the complainant in shameful
| manner. Mr.. Hatcher heard her make threats after
getting into the street.
The Mayor thought there was no danger of dis
turbance Of the public peace by these ladies, aud
therefore discharged Mrs Mescoe, but he had scarce
" given his decision, when John Mescoe. the nus
| band, in menacing manner, approached Mrs Hui
cher, and 10 q threatening manner, declared that
| she should pay for what she had said; while Mrs
Mescoe, who was in mood equally apiabie, in
formed Miss Supper that the affair was not yet at
an end These facts coming TO the ear of his HONOR
he instantly ordered Mescee into custody and Teos
ed him to give bail only for his good beha.
vor for that of his lady who had been relessed
from the custody of the law not five minutes before
So much for high temper aud an extsyagant tongue
| in the presence of Magistrate.
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n0IIC<sU I UUF
last issue an ARRAY Saturday last between Sylvia
Ann Smith, and negro fellow named Washington.
in which the woman would have proven victorious.
but for the interference OF officer Johnson wi,o after
struggle and tbs of his cane succeeded In csp.
turing her aud lodging her 81 the cege. Yesterday
morning the belligerents were brought before the
Mayor for examination Sylvia alleges that she was
first assaulted by Washington, but this she could cot
prove. Officer Johnson when he first diseove red the
combatants. saw Washington endeayorirg to beat a
retreat, hotly pursued by his opponent who took
fully when overt.ken. The Mayor decided that the
woman should be logged and Washington discharged
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r.,.~~~o. CorrxsgscE- The Holston An
80, conference Of The Methodist Episccpal
church South. met IN wythevfise On The iRsh 'nss'
ah,., ore hundred ministers were In attendance.
yus,.., ), rror, the Repxbiiess, the annual meeting
- the Missionary Society was addressed oy bsnop
psine and Dr. Early. At the close Of the mee''ns'
800, af,o we're collected for the China MISSION
,ne,arse., amount that has ever been cohee'eu -
any meeting Of the Society. The treasurer aus
$ ceived over $4,000 during the year.
curious case was investigated dur''g .u' s''
ting of the Conference Newton c. hdmo.o'D>
Young preacher was tried for breach q 'u'
: riave contract The following reso0.ons
shosv how this sin 4 regarded by the Ae'"oaro
gs,E : -, m. !, ve do most heartily dsapplo,
49,. go ,.;,, ~ No say countenance "is wi "a,
Of marriage contract in meo''e4 ~ -
with lady but, ,,,,,n.r.,,ve vooth
Resolved ga az :, he time this engagement was
o1 Bro itii .axoerience, hisfrank conlessiop
confracssI, An nsnsence, we only depose ann ifo"
80 oss;se Of Deacon until our next eoi'''
.,,,, we learn from the Sosssside that
.-.~~s.v evening las. quite an exciting trofting
. !. - Mace on the Richmond turnpike Mr.
Mare entered 'sCindarella," who made the
minutes and seconds; Mr.. +. s. anthony
~A.o-e3 ..rluck y who was distanced; Mr.. William
sn,.,, drove .Bluceeard, making time IN ) 49,
n, Tuesday last, Dr. Spencer successfully re-
v,x,,es. a oalr.las OF thcsize of awannt, from
bow eight wears odd, son of B. l.. smith, on L"nen
burg. IL,
Arnold poss the wheelman Of the Roanoke, who
srverely injured on the night OF the i'tn, re-
covering
The Erv,sss states that lad named John Bissete
,sss considerably though not dangerously mJured'
by falling from persifnnon tree, ias' sstofaas'
-hSreyrs OF THE BLuE RIHhcS. -ihere Il
rpce in the following paragraph 1t relates 70 the
presence of alarge number Of editors at the Heor
gia Fair 1t was happy thought otthe managers
TO attach blue ribbon to the gentlemen OF the
press, to distinguish them from the other curiosI-
ties:
We road IN the Book of dob, one of or Oldest of
rfsories-thst when the "sons OF God went up to
n-esaut themselves before the Lord, the Devil went
M slson and ever since, there has never been any
Ia-oe roncourse or congregation with which the
printers devil had not something TO do. The Press
Ia well represented here, and the general inter-
course and sympathy Of purpose existing between
it's associates and attaches - pleasing feature
They are here denominated the knights OF the
Blue Ribbon that being the peculiar badge tur-
niehed by the managers, 10 distinguish them from
others having the entree on other grounds and to
enable them more readily to recognize each other.
The correspondent of the Charleston Courier,
who furnishes the foregoing, also gives glowing
account of sumptuous banquet Of which the edi-
tleusn of the vicinity -5
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arUCrAL UoTTcra

~ NOTICE 10 TIE STOCEa1,5 .1Srs------
LII 4 VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAlLRohns "
rAnfs-Ihe sanual nbsetine 81 tia 49, tsgd-
g me Virginia Central nairoal Cops.s, aogs-zess
neid an richmond on THURSDAY. ths III, r wai b
ns,. ~ e metropolitan Hail. 1t 10 o,efsel l,v.s'n
s1oekhcdeFs viii travel free on the s~rs - a.
ana returning from the msetlne = = s'iasie
s-Tho.e having proxies = ~ .. IrsssHrsr
before. foe ri z,S1 pssssit % The day
tY,AUcTfoN NoT1cE-part,evI., -
csiied % the s.ie Of Household and NO. ss;ea =
tnre, Io6sceo ffxtares, kc ct Tbce p Mssess ars-
1nn,e n n III. Ills MORNING. At 10 oeiseF
oe2s-lt THos. w. KEEszr. Ia.
u AUCTION N011CEs--AfTs1fia,,i..
our sale THIS MORNING, .. 10 e'eloeI : 10
&C IS ALEX MOTT = 20
To FOUR GENERATIoNs-w
to-day, most beautiful daguerrroty..s t-n 9. yss
SfMONS, one of our best artsts IL l. r 1911 ~
ing group, and Is of great vaIne 10 ths sGssL-
infant in arms, the youthful mother sbs ~ = e
in the prime Of fe and the grest-sr,r5 So INA
decline OF years. most happy ilussras;a = = .ae
gradual progress 20 the grave. The eids- 49,, eoL
the family seem bale aud hearty and tbsys %
tie doubt bat they will es7e 70 soc The fs Mt
ton. -sFs-
IF w. B.. B1GELOW, ACCOUNTANT w.
C0PYIST-ofhcs Ia the Law Builain,.-...ia sIso
the accounts of those having no regular
Assistant 70 Book-keepers in their 81, gs
ton of the same. -'-@-
WIN also copy all kinds Ct WRITING, &c
oe S-lm 49,
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ID BATHS, BATHS, BAfHs.-Hot COZ ,,a
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hssr D..s
sing. shaving and Shampooirg Saloon, unde, -
American Hotel-entrance on fith stree. ''s' ne
Single Bath IS cents. OF FIVE ekets for 81 -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

Tho rewco House ia pittsyl.ania ooan, u
nearly completed.
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20 ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.-
Othce on Franklin street, under the Metroposl:sD
Hall, Richmond, Va IL 81, sc IDLY