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SAHITE sULPHUR WATER, from the
w Greenbrier County White sulphur
Springs, Va.-The wide spread reputation and
we'll known curative powers OF the Water from
these celebrated Springs, makes description of
them supertluous |, has been highly recommended
by the first ply ysicans the United States and is
far superior to that of any other of the many Sui
phur Springs in the county; nvalids should be
careful, therefore, to purchase that from the White
Sulphur Springs, of Greenbrier county, Virginia.
For sale by ADIE l. GRAY, Druggists,
~ II Sole agents for the proprietor
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SHARP'S GROUND PLASTEn.- The
y subscriber as Agent for the sale of the above
article is prepared 10 furnish any quantity, ground
from selected cargoes of Lump, and warrants it
equal to any 10 market Iscan oe furnished at pre-
sent at much less price than during the Fa.
jv22 .t JOHN II CLAIBORNE /
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JOSEPH r KEIEIEGHAM will in future be
found at his store 296 Broad Street. where be will
be glad to receive orders from his friends in any
department Of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
factufing-adding the promise that his work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
Iulr Eth l553
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GAs.-It is well that the papers, 10 their eir-
culalion Of the liable Of raies of gas should re-.
member that the gas which 10 produced Goml
rosin and from q oil Is twice as dense a. thar
from coal, and that u for thar kind ofgas is
only equal In expens. to the coal gas At $3.50.
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~ HUMBUG-But az the season has fair ID vance
have determined to offer great bargains In DR.
Goods, at least areducnou of 25 per cena fforme
prices; and to be convinced of the factl MY ca
and zee the Lawns am selling at l2h eth Berege
and Tissues at any price, Parasols at co1\wnd n,
pnerous styles of white goods for Dress@ hnd a
endless variety of Emoroideries, which st b
sod E. GOLDSXE,
Ia 20 No II Main sat
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mechuun,s River, NAV 25th. 1854 INV a6-dtf


DiCOT'S IODURETTED EXTRACT
l. OF SARSAPARILLA.-ln this preparation is
strongly concentrated all the active principles of
cess without the injurious Effects of heat and asso
cated with the most valuable and ficacious RENE
dies for the permanent of scroiulous affections,
cutaneous eruptions and all those diseases arising
from the impure state of the blood, or an improper
use of mercury. Prepared by
E PICOT co, /
iv Ia Corner opposite the Old Market
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~ B.LUCk,
u. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and seld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
~ Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lot.
,eries under the management OF France d CO.,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of K. France IL Co, sd
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
pr Tnpt attention.
nlp2 C. B. LUCK
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NIUNNS &lCLARK'S PlANOS.-P II.
IN TAYLOR, sole Agent In this city for the sale
ct the celebrated Nunns d Cisrk's Pianos has last
received farther supply of .hese aes h.fai insiru.
ments. The paoe Will please 70 oossrye max sns
Title of the h.mls NUNNs g. CLAsz.
@.z $50 At tho Music Stcrs.
iv % -. .-.ax i.<t mar =..r-.
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E The trial of woman was he'd before
tajusiics 10 Washing. On, d. c., On Thcrsdsy
last, for The alleged larceny of ebekss. wosik
twenty-five censs--shc costs upon the case
amounting to $fS 30 and rpunsels tees.
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70 The Petersburg Express notices new
schooner built for the Petersburg aud New
York trade, She is caikd the "Surpriss,"
and is esmmanned BY Captain A. j.. Cole, an
experienced seaman. Her capacity 10 35A
tons, and sh. Ia aaid 10 be beautiful vessel
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kM FOX kENT.-The upper part OF the upper
"a tenement bf the House ON Main street, long
known az thesMansion House," containing nine
rooms ia for reht. This house having been kept as
boarding housb would be very desirable location
tor any one wishing to engage in that business, and
to good tenant the rent will be made moderate,
Apply on the premises, or to
jY 22-3t A. CRAIG, Globe Hotel.
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GUNNER t5uAH D2rd.-1na subscriber,
~ situated at Mecnum's river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia CentrA Railroad. has accom-
nodations for twenty or thirty Doardefs. Ills
house. beds and furniture are entirety new his
rooms well ventilated, tne surrounding country
healthy and delightful Every exertion will be
made 10 render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES. .
Mechurn's River NAV 25th 1859 INV 26-dtf
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lust kECEIVED-Blackw white and colOred
j silk Fringes; pea green and sky blue Gimps
drab, blue aud green plain Bereges, Muslin Edge
ings and Insertngs at l24 cents. at the cheap
store of .. i-i HART & MOSES,
ip 20 63 Main atraat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-25

0TGARs.-l00, 600 Cigars-AavaIa, Principe
v and Regalia some of prime quality. For sale
low by TINsLEY d. BRYANT.
iv Is
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NTURAGE, sTOkAGE.-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 s.orage, and on reasonable
rates, as the building is fire proof Every att ntion
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF ali
goods entrusted to us.
nv 26-ts ALEXANDER MOTT g. CO.,
nKESS GOODS at Greatly, Reduced
~ Plices.-We have still on hand large as
sortment of Fancy Goods, such as
Plaid, striped and fancy summer Siiks
Fancy Bereges, Tissues and Hsrnanis
Orgsndy. Muslins and Lswns
Inside Hdkfs, Collars and Sleeves
Lace Shsws, Points and Scarfs
Together with the general assortment usually
kept in dry goods store, all of which We are offer.
ing al greatly reduced prices
DUDLEY g. JOHNSTON,
el3 Eagle Square.
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CUhIpLkTE assortment OF SPICES Tor
"A picking and preserving, on hand and for sale
By REEVE d BLAIR,
iyl5 IT'S Broad street,
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SOAPs.-Chavsr's Honey Soap; Lows do;
y Lows Brown Windsor do; Palm do in Bars
and Cakes; Tsylor's Christaline Soaps; Trauspar
ent Soaps in Bars; and many other kinds for the
Toilet and Shaving For sale by As=
80 GRUBB5 & APpERSON,
iv9i No POI Broad street
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ID OE HERRINGs.-ls7 half bbls strictly
III prime family Roe. Herrings tor sale oy
e3 N BURTON
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EhOCEKIES AND FiXTUKkS FOR
VI SALE.-Any person wishing TO engage in
such business, may obtain information by applying
to ..t Z T. G FERGUSSON,
" 2l-6t* Between llth and l2h. Cary at
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r INEN DRAWERs.-On hand, nice lot Of
IL Linen Drawers.
MERCHANT WEISIGER,
ie Is No lie Main street.
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EnR laIE M F.-Tn

T<3z9 u
e in which | reside, on Clay street, between
liza and 18th streets. Also, two vacant Lots, one
on the nortn Ode of Clay street, between Sd and
sth, fronting Cd feet and running back 100 feet to
an alley the other on the corner of Marshall and
College streets Fronting 60 feet and running back
1874 feet to an alley 20 feet vide
ALSO, Pew Na Is, in ST Paul's Church:
;v IQ--1m - y-@ z MAiIpIN
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Ill s1lALL BOYs.-H. p TAYLOR, sti
IL street between Grace and Franklin-my
School Balng exciasIveiy Tor oeEnners. nye ave
,cial s,tt,,tion 10 Reading. Correct Enunciation
Granlr.T snd Spelling; also 70 Geography, Map
Drawiai. n ,:tninetic and History. Specimens OF
my poT,' co153osfnon and wiring msy De always
sssn at the Inspstch once. Ny Rufe Is peremp
sDTy III So eente as possible oeS
Ost, LOST, L0sT-by mo subscriber,
Ia eFean hsIred Morocco POckek Book. with
steel Gasp, containing one $50 note on the banE
of va, AAd TWO 50 notes on the same Bank, 81 Do
gold pee, and one other ooie tbs Number OF dol.
isrst d'nos remember. II slso contains receipt
given u my naue and signed bg HsTwood, the
sherih hanover; anc also q letter " risien me by
Mr JON ~ ghes to9sthsr with \ receipt from the
Sheriff ktng Wtisisua, dssed March tn 30th
1853 Ahbersl reS2rd VIII DO paid to the finder
n left at tbs ofsoe. ru-x
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MOLASsES AND SYRUP.-350 bbls M
Ill Molssses and steam Syrup. for sale BY
iY 20-2w DUNLOP. MONCURE q co.
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GLOVES OF ALL KINDS, Long and
" Short Black Lace Mitts, Pocket Hdkfs, French
Worked Sleeves, Collars and Chemizettei; Muslin
and Cambria Bands and Trimming; Thread and
Bobin Edges, &c &c Calicos, Lawns, Ginghsms,
Muslins, Bereses, Challies, and other Dress Goods
Together with good assortment Housekeeping
articles and Domestic Goods, for sale low by
iy2i .-a: HARTWELl. d co. I
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IgERRINtsS.-50n nbis Halifax No /. Clipt; 80
L 4 halt bbls North Carolina, No l, Roe Herrings.
For sale by ELAN, SMITH Il co, Cary st,
jy2I Adjoining Columbian Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-25

DORTO RICO MOLAsSEs-Ot superior
L quality. For sale by
ELAN, SMITH & co, Cary s:,
iy2l Adjoining Columbian Hotel
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THE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CoNvEsTfoe4
There is call in the last N. Y. Tribune for
a Worlds Temperance Convention, to be com
poseu of all advocates Of Total Abstinence, and
all opponents of the Liquor Traffic, and to meet
in New York on the lst and I'd OF September
next. Among the siguers of the call are Hoo
race Greeley, Joshua r. Giddings, Theodore
Parker, Lucreiia Mott, Pauline Wright Davis.
Lydia F. Fowler, Lucy Stone, William Lloyd
Garrison, William Il. Charming, Wendell
Phillips, Lydia Mott, and others of the same
stamp. .aF
Among the names of these world reformers
may be found the representatives. of every form
of fanaticism or folly which has disturbed or
disgraced the age. Temperance is a good
thing, and worthy of encouragement, but we
should as soon think of uniting with Satan in
a crusade against sin, as ofjoinng q notorious
gang Of spirit rappers, abolitionists, Fourier
ties and avowed infdels, in an attempt to put
down iniemperance or any other evil, moral or
social. "Can any good come out Of (such al
Nazareth ?''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-25

- halt bbls. For sale by
JAMES SHELTON,
iy2l Cor Broad and 4th SITS.
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DEFERRED CURED Misunderstanding
l. very superior. For sale by
JAMES SHELTON,
iy21 Cor Broad and 4th streets.
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924
~ FOUNDER OF THE IL
BALTIMORE LOCK INFlkMARY,

FOUNDER OF THE
BALTIMORE LOCK INFlkMARY,
Nc 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post ONCE.
FE'HGSE recurring medical or surgical aid oy
Il applying 10 Dr H., may secure skiltul treat
rnent and advice, while sll com munications will be
sacredly shielded By the Egis OF professional no
nor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discri
inmate IL a newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and sku physician and the spurious pre-
tensions of the designing and dangerous qusck, Or
H viii cheertully give, when applied t., such prl
vate references will fully satisfy all who require
BEWARE OF NOsTRUMsl
Avoid the Patent Eiixirs, Compounds and Cor
dials advertised to cure ail persons under varied
forms OF disease.
AS the constitution aud habits of individuals diff
fer, reason teaches the same remedy cannot be
suited TO ali alike, and that disease only be safe
ly and etteciuaiy eradicsted by judcious appcs
''0'' - r " ATTENTION INVITED
A practical experience Of over 25 years enables
DR. insure sound and speedy cure In GER
eaiu cless OF diseases W hich have too long been
yielded by regular ply scsns 20 the bands OF quack
cry. Re may be consulted conhdentialiy, either in
person or by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by address
sing letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Bstimsre,
Maryland
All communications confidential
Remediss sent by mail or express to any part OF
the United States. Je22- 3m"
1.-THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock that once through Baliards halls
The soul of order shed;
Nov haaa as mute on Bailards walls
As if that soul we're dead.
f4,l 70 earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdein's reign 10 oer;
And men that once took note OF time
Now mark its flight no more.
No more TO reuse his inmates gay,
The Clock of Ballard rings;
The sorlng alone that snapped TO day,
The doeful ruin sings.
Thus servants here will seldom wake
'Tsil half the morn Ii through;
Unless that Clock at once they take
To BILL BAR THO L0 NEW.
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &C.
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T ICORICE.-25 cases superior G Licorlce
IL Paste dsilY expected, for sale by
jy2I JOHN A ROBINSON
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
4 BROWN l. KEININGHAM, 10 dissolved by
al
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VALUABLE ARTICLE.-Many Of the
IA diseases incident to The warm months of sum.
mer may be arrested in their iucpent stages by the
uss of Purcell, Ladd & Cos Extract of Jamaica
Ginger. Travellers will fad ii to correct the ill ef
tects of change of water.
For collie, sudden pains, astuience, indigestion,
dyspepsia, sc &C. it is invaluable.
PURCELL, LADD d CO, Druggists,
iy IL 90 Main street
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GEORGE NJ. WEST,
Mos. 5 and g Exchange, near the Post

L Office, offers for sale
Burke's Mineral Springs of Virginia. new edi.
ton. 81 25. This work is very valuable to all
who seek health or pleasure in the mountains OF
this State
Wild Oats, Sown Abroad, paper so cents cloth,
Is cents. This s the most spirited book of trav-
els OF the present day.
Thackeray's Lectures. 81; Pendennis 2 volumes,
paper. 75 cloth, 81; Vanity Fair paper, 81; cloth.
l 25; Henry Esmond, so cents; Great Hoggarty
Diamond, IS cents; Luck of Barry Lyndon. 81 90;
Jeemes' Diary. so cents. The above are the best
works of Thackeray. jy22
NTN cur STATE ARATOR will live, when the au
Il thor of Construction Construed and the En-.
ouiry shall be forgotten. And among all the em
nent living statesmen of Virginia, who have with
toll assiduous, climbed the steep ascent of fame is
tn ere who has attained reputation extensive
and enduring the upretending author of the Es-
say on Cacareous Msnures."-Hon. Willoughby
Newton in his address before the Agricultural Con-
vention.
Rufin's Essay on Calcareous Manures fifth edi
tion has been published in handsome style by
jy2l w RANDOLPH.
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y coYade Sugar rsnging fro1n. fair TO choice
quslity i'm store for sale by a1oJ rol aNAn(}I 8S~
-yjya0--2w sao pUSL0P. MOECgRE CO. ID
STONE, CETTI NC. i.-J 0aN ", HITIEs
- co. sfscficsl Stona Cutters e. NsSons, 5cnth,
slda OF the Book nsar HAyeis s6yiase.b Worssnra
thanks for the liberal patronage ve hass recaivsdl
and trust BY stct attention u businsns 70 continue
to nnartt the confidence OF the public. NI3
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I00 BBLs. SMALL LOAF SUGAR,
lUU for sale.
iy IA s-.. J SIEGAL.
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GEDA X TAh-ConsumpIion Curea.-
u The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure Of Ircipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, dseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore Q street
Baltimore.
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested 10 call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine is yet in its infancy, and is
destined to eupercede all others In the OF dis
eases for which i. is recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
kY- Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti
Gle Is for sale by
HORIZON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
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TURNIP SEED.-Red Top, White Globe
L and Flat Dutch Turnip Seed. For sale BY
iySl GRUBBS d APPERSON.
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90 BOXES LEMONS, in good order, for
iv ia JB sTEGAL.
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QUEEN CITY HAaIs.-For sale oy
0 JAS SHELTON,
iyoI Cor Broad and 4th SITS.
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An insect called the bofer. has attacked the
locust trees in Cleveland, Ohio.
Then the Cleveland people may bid adieu
TO their beautiful trees. We kaow .owa ia
New England, which contained hundreds of
fine locusts, and in two years the borer utterly
destroyed them. They will opt down and
hill trees inches in diameter, 10 q very short
tiu7e
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
A New HOTEL IN New YoRK.-Ths New

A New HOTEL IN New YoRK.-Ths New
York papers are filled with accounts of new
hotel, in the Oriental style Of architecture, Just
erected on the corner of Broadway and Spring
streets, and which is to be opened this week. 1t
is said to excel in magnihcence any hotel in
the world. The Prescott House tnamed after
the historian) is smaller than the ST. Nicholas,
Metropolitan, or Irving, and will only accom-
modate some $50 guests, but completely eclip-
ses all its rivals in magni6cence. The main
floor is of Sicilian mosaic, ofhundreds OF thou.
sands of pieces ofvarious colors, elaborately
inlaid in most beautiful patterns. The main,
entrance is most gorgeous. 1t IS l20 feet 10
length, supported in the centre by row vi
rich columns in white and giltwith Corinlhian
caps and marble pedestals. The ceiling is di
vided by massive Moorish arches, glittering
with golden decorations, and hung with costly
chandeliers, while the side walls are decorated
with figures of decided artistic merit, illustra
tive of the costumes of the reign Of Louis
XIV. The dining room is a magnificent apart
ment, 100 by % feet, finished throughout in the
oItCut0t otytOt VIVA iCeSO uuu Suk uCCoIo
tions. Al the side walls, are Elizabethan co.
lumns with Corin,hian caps, and between them
are panels serving as the frame work of paint.
ings of fruit and flowers. The doors all have
arched tops, and are crowned with carved
figures. At either end of the room are TWO i'm
mense mirrors, set in massive gilt framework.
The ladies' saloon, on the second floor, is
finished in altogether different style, repre-
senting Egyptian architecture, and very ele.
CANT. II is divided across the centre by mas
sive arches and columns, richly ornamented
with stoker-work in gold, white and fresco.-
Oval mirrors are inserted in each panel, and
with the carpeting and furniture will form a
magnificent apartment. The remaining rooms
are finished in a corresponding style.
1t cost 100000, and the furniture $4,000
to $4,000.
Capt. Degrooi, the proprietor, is doubtless
known to some of our citizens, having been a
steamboat captain on the Hudson for the las,
80 years. He was captain of the Reindeer.
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OTUART,S LOAF SUGAR.-75 packages
y Leaf and Crushed Sugar; 30 bhls Coffss do.-
For sale by EDWIN WORTHAM L. CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
DAILY CRESCENT.
TRADE AND SPADE BY cnAslss MAcx.r

RADE AND sPADE....BY CnAsLss MAcEsr
Between two friends n days Of old
A bitter strife began,
father Spade and brother Trade
Disputed man to man
You re vain undutifUl and proud"
said Spade, with flashing eyes,
" You earn your thousands while starve
You mock my children's cries
You ride IN state with ordiy looks
You dwell in bower and hall
You speak Of rue reproaehfully
And prosper on my fall.
50 from this hour, in shine or shower
We'll learn to live apart
ruled the earth ere you were born
cast you from my heart.
And Trade lost temper in his pride;
He uttered words Of scorn;
You do not know the ways Of men
Amid your sheep and corn.
You doze away the busy day
Nor think how minutes run.
Go, put your shoulder to your work.
And do as ! have done.
You've all the earth to yield you wealth.
Both corn and pasture land
| only ask d counting house.
And room wherein 70 stanl
And from this hour, in shiuc or shower.
Ill learn to live alone;
I'll do without you well enough
The world shall be my own"
And thus they wrangled night aud day.
Unfair ike angry men,
Til things went wrong between them both
Aud would not right again,
But growing wiser in distress,
Each grasp'd the others hand
Twas wrong said Spade. - to rail at Trade /.
lie loves me in the land e
And Trade as freely owned his faul.
I've been unjust" be said
To quarrel with the good old man.
Who grows my daily bread
Long may We flourish, Trade AMI Spade.
In city and in plain
The people starve while we Dispute
We must not part again
And all the people sang for joy.
To see their good accord,
While Spade assembled all his sons
And piled his plenteous board
And busy Trade sent fleets Of ship
To every sea and strand,
Aud built ms mills and factories
Ger all the prosperous land.
And 20 We Il sing God save the Queen
And long may brother Trade.
For sake Of both the rich and poor,
Unite with brother Spade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

A MONSTER CHERRY TREE.-The N. y. Even
ing Post says there is in the town of Shawan-
gunk, Ulster county, on the premises OF John
Bruyn, Esq cherry tree of such size, beauty
and productiveness as cannot, perhaps, be ex-
celiei in our country. The tree measures thir-
teen feet in circumference around the trunk,
Immediately under the limbs, and fifty feet
across the extreme point Of one limb to that Of
another Immediately opposite. 1t cannot be
less than forty FIVE ieet in height. 1t is in full
bearing, and is estimated to produce wagon
| load of fruit in one season,