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CLOTHING.
TO EARLY AND CLOSE sUYEas OF READY MADE
..-.s. CLOTHING.
LANDE, ELSBACH & CO..

I TO EARLY AND CLOSE 2UYEas OF READY aApT
is.1-. CLOTHING.
LANDE, ELSBACn & CO.,
4. Manufacturers ana Dealers in
READY MADE LOTHING.
Owing to the increasing demand Of Ready Made Cloth
ing in this market have this season laid in an ur-
usual heavy stock great part OF which We have
store and which enabled TO dispose OF the very
lowest eastern market prices and very satisfactory
wonld therefore respectfully invite country Atlebants
wishing this eS and others in the Trade make
sepfs-lf LATDt4 ELsBAcH co.
sH LANDE, ELSBACu & CO.,
hat AND CAP MAEUFACTURERs.
= No 80 AoFti Horket Si,,rt, As&trie ZsaEsases.
VYyE have introduced this week the FALL STYLE
w OF SiLK HATS, which in beauty of finish, texture
ana quality, are unsurpassed in the CITY,
AlSO.-A complete assortment of c tP manufactured
OF the best material the attention OF Of the firm being
chiefly devoted 10 this branch. ---.s I
We faer onrseys in being able to give satisfaction to
those who may favor Us with their patronage.
sept s-if y LANDE. EIsBACH 4 CO.
EST RECEIVED.-A large, supply Of kossnth,
at sep2-tf LANDE ElSBECK & co.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.
TEIE undersigned having just arrived from New York and
4 Philadelphia, he wishes TO inform his friends and for
patrons that he has purchased large and fine ssort
rnent Of Gentlemens Clothing and Furnishing Goods that
has been brought Nashville They ready for
Inspection at his siOIe, the
WORLD'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. IL, Public Square.
Eave taken particular pains have made assortment
of Ffra Sise CosiRT for Gentlemen weighing from 300
10 go b. and who have always been paying high prices TO
the Merchant Tailors.
ALSO splendid assortment of India Rubber Goods and
CHILDRENS' CLOTHING,
from the age Of years and upwards i
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII take particular notice that lean supply them with Cloth
ug and Furnishing Goods either RETAII
low as any IN the city.
ALSO just received large lot of fine Plush and Cloth
Caps of various Sizes which can sell taceatfre PER cent
lower than other house in the city.
65ats one, come all, 10 NJ. POWERS .
tF.. Worlds Clothing Emporium,
aug20-am No II, Public Square, Nashville.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FAIL AND WINTER GUODS.
USr received al No. II, Cedar Street large and well
81 selected stock of Cloths Cassners and vCsngs of the
latest STYLES. -
ALSO--A large assortment of gen;lemeas Furnishing
GcudS. new and beautiful style of Stocks
Shirt Collars CTayats, Snspendcrs Gloves of every dis
cnptiOn, Under-Shirts and Drawers
Having made arrangement with of the best Clothing
Establishments in New York supply me- VIM. T. Iei-
niHgs 23, Broadway, prepared TO offer
toners and the public Clothing Of superior style and quail
ity. Please call and examine for yourselves.
sept4 C 4. J. HOUGH Aren't
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"CLEAR THE TRACK"

-. ;..s. 7ss.sss g
rYNE subscriber has just opened at his old stand No So
l Market street next door to T. W. a W. II. Evans The
largest and most elegant stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentemens Furnishing Goods, he ever had the
pleasure OF exhibiting to his rsnds and customers, which
be is offering wholesale and retail such terms will,
lie confidently believes give entire satisfaction.
Ills stock consists OF Frock and Dress Goats Of
riev ofstyle and paen do. do. Pants and Vests Over
coats Box Coats, &C. &c Hats and Caps, .arge assort-
meu Carpet Bags franks Shirts Collars, Stocks Cravas,
Umbrellas Sc large assortment of Gloves Hosiery and
Pocket Hdks &c all of which new, and purchased of
ket
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
him he invites examination into his present stock and
prices he is determined to spare pains to please his
friends and customers.
NJ. SULZBACkER, Agent,
sept5S-3m No. 55 Marketst.
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n n FRASER.

X. Ii. FRASER,
COIJfISSTON MERCHANT
a.. - 40. - CkRONDELET STREET,
-..-.r ..t --..-- E.. New Orleans
"a. REFER TO:
Gov.A Y. Brown, Nashville, Tenn; Col T. IL MeSeiil
Coahoma county Mss Myrtle. Moore a Goa Helena ARK.
q i Ridley jackson, Miss; MARTIN, fthea 4 Co. f1iAsA4'
Tenn: Jas G. BIalOne Esq, Athens, Ala
Oct9-ly- e
----- NEW GROCERY STORE.
r,.,,vr " RrssEIr D.'N. BOND
Franklin Tenn belhesdas fsnn
RUSSELL BOND,
Grocers and Commission Aerehsnts,
No 81 BroqdsaEy. AassUiAs. 1s,ra'
~ The highest market price paid TOR Fesihefs lees
wax Lard Bscou Talow, Flaxseed, &e, &C.
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eENTLEMENs OUT,FITrING EsTABLIsHMENr.


E On College street, do0r South Of tie Square.
THE undersigned would respectfully invite citizens and
strangers passing through Nashville 10 call at their
store and examine the most elegant of Finishing
and Fancy Goods brought to Nashville We have all
times the latest styles and best quality of Goods and invite
special attention Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts which
we warrant be well made and ct better than any other
stye of Shirts Our stock consists in part of Linen and
Muslin Shirts every size and quality. Silk. Merino, Cash
mere Shaker Canton Flannel Brown Cotton Sb rts and
Drawers SIX Meriuo Shaker, Lambs Wool, Cashmere
Brown Cotton and Country Knit Half Hose, KID Silk
Buck Beaver Dog SKIN Cloth, Cashmere Fur Lined and
Plain Gloves and Gantlets Sscar Cravats Stocks and
Ties Suspenders Silk and Linen Handkerchefs, Robe de
Chambre Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas Canes, Razor
Srops Soaps Cologne Odors, Oils Tooth Powder, Hair
Washes Tooth Hat Cloth Nail and Hair Brushes Porte
Monies Pocket Books Work Boxes Dressing Cases, and
many olher articles TOO numerous TO mention.
N B.-Lndies Underwear OF Silk, Mernn Cashmere and
Cotton Gum Goods Goodyears Patent, best articles.
Remember the number sc.
.- - MYERS McGlLLS.
Furnishing Store College street, door South Of the
Square, Nashville. octll
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IRA A. STOUT, ...
COACu VI a n U II A G T U X u II

s# No. CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.,
NSls door 10 H. S. kjeacHs Grec@g HareiOase, and OPP
11sae 1fl71is 6 .StrattOa's
A Ii kinds OF carriages for sale with harness c5qz Il
" to suit. All work sold bv me is made at aSSssa-
the CLARK Street biauutacory and warranted and will be
sold on as good Teu or Cash good notes. any work
made North or East -- -.-
Repairing done with pronptnsss and dispatch and all
persons leaving work repair may RELY getting it when
prnmsed All orders promptly attended to. Imarl5.
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Come one Come all !! This Rock shall fly
E-nn, iie Hr,r hnsn nc snnr &c I'm

From It's firm base as soon as =!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1854
TIVE subscriber respectfully the denzens Of
Nashville and surrounding country that be has now on
hand and receiving additions daily large stock OF Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, for Fall
and Winter wear.
Among which May he found: Zine Black and Bloe Cloh
Coa, Spanish do Opera and Congress Coats Double do
Black Blue Blown aud Olive Over Coats Sack Paletots
Box FrocA and Dress Goats Business do aud other STYLES
and coorS too numerous 60 mention.
Pants and Vests OF style and color TO suit the most
fastidu0ls.
Likewise 8 general assortment Of CHILDRENS'
CLOTHING Fine Shirts. UnderShrts, Drawers Su.oen
deis Cravats Handkerchief Stocks, Hats Caps Trunks
Nalises Carpet Bags, &c. &c.
Country Merchants in particular requested TO call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
sepil3 L. POWERS
aFf No a. Market ST. opposite Union Street
n. BNot TO be sold undersold by any man or com
bniaton off men. L. P
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DRUGS, &C.
DR. gLEpsoE's ALTEaATTyls CoMPoyNn

Its RAasiy all hsM62.s 5r Ge Diseases 81 s LIRE,
Dsapspstt, Enlargement aud b5anli0s II TIE .SDssr
Heat5Vt7,s, taRie fiata2ees, 4'ias CtzasfAIt1D al
dissdAs Of lie Bres eat S"ct diselsss Is crie from
disoyieFd STATE Of tts S.oa,aei, L5tv S@ets, Is
r. SeF9Te9 and Sores " any Kind. F6g Grne,at Drbis,
from tekfch L1dseS frequently suffer- tiele Is MT as
eguol IN ne taiof Natefsa lieddca.
TINE inventor Of tins preparation was for three wears
completely prostrated losn dyspepsia and inactivity OF
the ser that he tieqGeuv i0t wees at time unable to
raise nseifom his bed lie sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe, but Ia vain; his case pronounced
hopeless BY thousands and t by accident hat he sue.
eeeded in curing himself Since he has been pIaceng med
cine h's success Ia such has been unrVae. He
has been aware OF tie ncredutr of tie public aud
qrentlv ssd nothing through he press of his own case
by its success, as shown the certificates which have oeen
advertised. --..
sqbon the eertiacs lie Of Prof NJ CABsERr Of Memphis
Tenn with whom ulen advised during the time oi my
sSliering.
MeHfHIs Tenn April II. 5j2
hereby certify tina, have Leen acquainted with Dr.
n Biedsoe and years ago I've was reduced I'd eve
loes than have that afterwards recover
ed, with wlst supposed To BE- dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and aler trying the presctPonsoi Physicians in this
as weilas Other counties, without relief hs finally succeeded
with PREPARATION o his own in being restored good
health. n. GABBERT, NJ b.
Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel saiisfed Will sustain the character We give o in this
publication. M
HUNTSVILLE, january 19, 1852.
Dr. BLEDsoE:I the liberty aud fell it lie my duty
to recommend 10 all persons suffering from disease OF the
stomach and bowels yonr Alternative Compound as very
seperor medicine My aged Is years, had been under
medical treatment ab0n five years ior dyspepsia aud iar
rhea when having almost despaired Of his recovery con-
Guided to Try your Alternative bottles OF which, believe
entirely cured hiln ,- 5ss- MICAJAH CAlCE
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HODGE & WAIKER.
BARRIERS, Hair-Dr sssers, &c, &C.,


BARRIERS, Hair-Dr 5ssers &c, &c,
..EE NJ L. Ctslty Styfff. -- .
TAVE opened their new establishment and offer 10 their
customers and the public in general inducements
er before offered in this city. Having newly fitted up
house we feel confident that all who give call will
leave well satisfied. In addition to BaIberng HairDrSS
ing &C. we have large conmodiols and neatly furnished
Bat-Rooms These the finest in the city, and as 70
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in the
try While passing gentlemen and patrons just step IN
and with what magic make the hair fly and what
a sautary effect our pure water has upon wcared and
cate body. aug3-tf
UNIVERSITY OF L0UIsIAEA-MEDICAL DEPART
MEET. t.EH tF lt
TINHE Annual Course of lectures in this Department will
/ commence on MONDAY, November Id, and II ter
inmate in the ensuing March. .-.-
JAMES JOKES, NJ d. Professor Of Practice.
J |. RIDDEIL, NJ y, Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE NJ d, Professor Of Surgery
A II CENAs, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics
A WEDDEEBCRN Nj b, Professor Of Anatomy
GusTAvlS Norr NJ ID, Professor Of Matera MedcI.
TuoMAs HUxr D. Professor ofPhysoory and Pathology
CeRxELIUs c. Beard, N ID, ! Demonstrators of .'
SA,UFL p. CuoPPIN NJ d, Anatomy.
The iOy dSSecng will be open from the third Mon
dav In October To the First of April
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital and attend this institution from November
to April The Students accompany the Professors in their
visits and thus enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
free of expense. ...... I'll. u. -. .. . 1918 q.
There are thousand patients prescribed for daily in This
Hospital.
Tbenunber of patients nearly twenty thousand in
the wear. THOMAS HUNT, II. d,
aug3-w2m Dean.
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1ESCULiPiUS. Let no one suffering fspm n hsetnis5
Cough Pain IN the Side, restless nights uervo. eino.
and The whole train Of Despece Sensations and 0ven m
BY their phTscisn, be another moment without
the ESCULAPIUS Have the married or th0Sa abopt =
he msrred, mpedmeut read this rg useful BOOK ss
Il has been tue means Of Saving thousands OF uuiorras
cfeai1res from the very laws Of death
80 ARy person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
sed 10 letter. viii receive one copy Of this work bg mail
W I'VE copies viii be sent for One Dollar
Address, (posi-psid) DR. WY YOTrVc
marchl5-iy Eo ls2 Sostss ~ "a iJ'geS2,.
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NASHVILLE, June IS, 1858.

%,
Coz l.. ?. CHEArHAw:-DegT SRI have been using
he Reapirg and Moving Machine" paenenei by 3anney
Of Illinois, which YOU Offering to the citizens of Ten
uesspe II is FIRST RATE SAVING MACHINE 1t works
NJ Arry and Rapidly The amount per day will depend
prucirav upon the speed of the team. Ii the team
,ave four miles per hour It viii Reap Now, fifteen
ten hours is entitled TO the confidence Of the public
Respectfully ). SHELBY.
L F. BRADLEY now managing The farm Of DR.. Shelby
make the following statements Ne hAveh for more than
one week. one Of Col Chea,hams moving aud reaping
machines iveried it in clover and grain blown aud tau
ged and that IL and cuts cleauerthan the
syc blade and that it viii NOV per day much as 4
hands and Il cam reapat least t,'rytuu per day.
irne2atSw. l.. F. BRADLEY. y
NTOTICE E.- cnSias upnly business vii view of
permanently Withdrawing Many persons are indebt-
ed to ue BY aud aecuut sOue Eir wears and hope
they viii call and pay up Npu further DELAY or trouble
have removed my loaksand Papers "a the room ad.
Joining MessTs. " Ii. Gor,au 4 "a. .....a
aug "a ~ ...r.-.. !. .. #.. SAM SEAI.
MORE NEW pIAF0Es
NNTEhaye received by recent arrivals niue II
w ofthoSe uIiYa!ei p AESs, Inadesssessf -
byJ. b. Durham and Adam tosasi s Co, off , i II
various styles and sizes, which viii be sold Ney low for
cash good notes drawing interest, nd warranted to give
apr23 VAT Il. GREENFIELD 4 co.
YIST RECEIVED -fhis day
81 $50 bbs Ohio whisky;
50 bbls crushed Sugar; ---A
. 80 - Loaf do. .- .-.t
10 Pow'd do; r
3 tierces S. CaTolinq Rice,
s..a Goo cans Baltimore Oysters
$50 boxes w. r Cheese;
10 doz Fancy BTooms and for sale bv
sept2s EDWARDS & HARRIS.
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nANAWAY-RANAWAYFRoMMY.

DANAWAY.-RANA FROM MY *
Ia residence, five and half miles >ouh of Nash n
vile Oh the night Of the 24ih OF October 1853, u
Negro Boy, named BILL; about 80 Years OF age; ~
forehead the edge of the hair also, the
shoulder, caused BY bur. lie had on, when he len
darkcoored pair Of Bsey pantaOons and black cloth over
coat. -. 80
will give FIFTY DOLLARS fpsced in any jail IN lis i
State 1t is likely he has been enced away by some wn
man. ocf27-lwd&w*l H. ".Co'ir -
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HENRY =. y HoLLiN6sWORI a.
HART 4 HOLLINGSN ORTHs
Wholesale Grocers, Commission, Receiving and For
4 warding Merchants,
No. 40 NOrH side Pubic Square
Oet4 NASHVILLE, Tx
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J. VI. 4 j. n. BRIGHT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

f0pffieftile, lell7sSsf..
WILL practice in the several Courts of Lincoln and the
w adjoining Counties and ia the supreme Court al
Nashville. sept2g-6mtw.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
''MAN KNoW THYSF1E "

an tarai''a5'e Book ,lor p cents. "Efe,y F;,n.i
Sl0ald hare a Conn
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE, situated
Il on the Gallatin Turnpike 3t9 miles from Nashville,
containing abou - acres, which the subscriber
sid0s The dwelling, which has recently been erected, is
of the best materials aud style, and upon convenient
pan embracing nine and several halls with all
cesssry out buildings. r+"
The soil is very productive The water is cool and pure
flowing in abundance The orchard contains various kinds
of bearing fruit trees of excellentqu quality
In point Of health and society, the neghborhOod is
surpassed The susceptible of being divided
three lots each having beautiful building site, with
ming water. Terms and time accommodating Possession
can be had at any time. 81. a. II. FORD
For further particulars apply to
LfNDSLEY & CROCKETT,
iuv27-2awtf rw Agents, College street 4
I1OR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame House Just
IL completed with rooms, well plastered and pa
pered. Situated en- Church street in Hiness additional
Nashville The said house Is about four hundred Yards
from the Female Academy and viii be sold reasonable
terms. .-r .5a Il. r.a# ....s .es.r
For further particulars enquire Of R. L, Crenshaw
augls ". D. ROBERTSON MLenore ST.
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ONE HUNDRED MULES IOx sIA@ AItI--A -
GREAT BARGAIN WILL BE Glt ~, IL u. nav alJ vor o,S
b1ndred E for sale II Of them well broke and very
sitabIo g. bar3 work upOn Railroads. have seyerut
vopng DIIRHAM BULLS for sale, equal 70 any IN the
world -. - On I . ~. :;
Tennessee. -- Oe'17 "" ~ = =
TATU4BEE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
v SAIETbe undersigned oilers for sale his residence
Sorng Church Street. with the furniture II desired
Terms made known applleationt0 % 81
L. C. FOSTER, sd.
Orin nv absence TO G.. NJ. FOGG.
b. nne l7-6. ' t
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF, TIE POCKET Escur aprua
Ok. EVERY ONE. HiS- 0MA EuNsICIAA hi

THE Fortie:h Edition, with Que
4 Hundred Engravings showing
Diseases and Malformations Of the
human system in every shape and
iorn. To which Is added a TreHtise
on the Diseases of Females, being OF I
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
ri2ge- BY WILLIAM YOUNG, ND I
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre.
sent a copy Of the KSCULaPfUS
10 his child. itnay save him f,un
an early grave. lie. no young man
OF woman euter into the secret obli-
cations OF marriage life without NJ
KSCULtpIUS. Let no one suffer-
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A CARD

HAVE this day associated with in the Sadding Bu
siness my son, 4. c. MARCH. The business, in future
Will be conducted in the of ]. D. March Son. Al
persons indebted to by account viii please come
up and make payment. J. d. MARCH
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore continuance Of the Is respectfully solicited
ian2 }. ID. MAkCE q sun.
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ROSS & DAVIDSON

ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
FAYETTEVILLE TENN,
VIII practice Law in Lincoln and the adjoining eounte
Oct5-6m
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BENZ. r. SHIELDS * co..
ro.sxxTcsro,- Srr- avn c1,I4r4, - oITro

CUMMISSIUN MERCHANTS, AND GkNbItAL AGENIsI
NEW ORLEANS.
Having permanently located in this City solicit cons-
nlents of Cotton, Tobacco sc. .--.
Receiving and Forwarding with the filing Of Oriees
promptly attended to. [octl4-sn-
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AFFTIcTFn RyADi

booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents supplied o.
the most liberal terms. septs7-Iv
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(NISARS.-JO0,Oc0 ,Oc0 Regalia Cigars;
J-' 25,0o0 Principee do
Direct nportatiOns For sale low 10 close, BY
JOHNSON, HORNE & CO,
RrcadVrav
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Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied Will sustain the character We give o in this
publication.
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLABS
per alnuni, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-Forone SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents and every succeeding in
sertion 25
Thrice aweekFor square, first insertion 62l cents
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
Thrice aceek, meek-For square, first in
seton rs cents; every succeeding insertion SO cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
But If the advertisement exceed square, any
Der Of nll sures, by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as ahaf square; if it exceed
diiional lines will be charged as full square
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS Or they will be inserted until ordered to
he stopped, and charged accordingly. a-0
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater eng and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
of greater engt except Auctioneers, who charged
500 tpaper included for all sales before their doors
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THE DATLY"lEnEE
A HOME PIGTURE

gl4l A HOME PICTURE
One autumn night, when the wind was high
Aid the rain fell in heavy spl shes,
A little boy sat by the kitchen fire,
popping corn in the ashes
And his sister, curl -haired child OF three
Sat looking on just close by his knee.
The blast went bowling round the house,
AS if to get in Twas trying;
1t ratified the latch OF the outer door
Then seemed baby crying;
Now and then adrop down the chmney came
And suffered and Missed in the bright red fam
Pop, pep-and the k ernels one by one.
Came out of the embers flying; i4
The boy held a long pine stick in his hand
. -. And kept it buslly plying;
He stirred the corn aud it snapped the more
And faster jumped to the clean-swept floor
90 A part of tho kernels popped out one way,
U And part popped out the other:
L. Il ONE flew plump into the sisters lap
Some under the stool of tie brother; %,
The little girl gathered them into heap
And called them flock Of mik-white Sheep
At once the boy sal still as a mouse
And into the fire kept a gazing;
He quite forgot he was popping corn,
or he looked where the wood was blazing
He looked. and fancied that he could see
A house and barn, bird aud a tree.
Still steadily gazed the boy at these,
And pussy's grey back kept stroking,
z Till little sister cried out "why, Bub, 5o
Only see how the corn is smoking"
Andsure enough whom the boy looked back
The corn in the ashes was burnt quite black
"Never mind. . said he. 1--WE shall have enoprb
So now, let's set back and cat it; "a -
III carry the stools and you the corn;
lis nice nobody can beat it,.
She-took up the corr in pinafore ~
And they ate it all, nor wished for more
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(NOD LIVER OIL.-Our Efforts to obtain this
~ article pure and unaduterated having succeeded to
elsewhere, hasinduced us to make permanent arrange
with the reliable manufacturer st. Johns
Newfoundland. for regular supplies, which shall
tinue to receive direct and always fresh
Persons of delicate stomachs who find difficulty in ia
king Cod Liver Oil can have prepared entirely to
disguise the TASTE
For sale by ADIE x GRAY and by JBLAIR,
Broad str ct. feel
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28

DKAZIk, SUGAR-200 bags
D Syrup-l00 bbls
Rectified Whiskey-250 bbls
Joes-l0 hhds
l. Salt--l00O sacks fine
Ground Alum Sat-500 sacks
N Il Rum-5O bbls
Java Cofee-200 bags
Fer sale by
mh26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.