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A MOBILIZE CRRTIFICATE--Mr. Dan.

A MOTHER CERT1FICATk.-Mr Dans.
"A Dear Msdam-lt affords me great sa,isfactim
to offer my testimony in behalf of your invaluable
slough Drops" Not only have found them
excellent for violent coughs, colds and other 1is-
eases proceeding from exposure and neglect, but
cen with confidence assert that believs them 10
be beneficial In all the ills which flesh is heir to
have used them for myself and family for Some
time, never having any other medicine about mo.
OF late the crsmp che. ic and cholera morbus has
been very severe with Us Ny wgfe and children
have been severely cramped on several siherent
occasions; and have in every case found that, by
administering from one to two table spoonsiun Of
your" Drops" relief Immediately followed. For
sickness among children nothing can be better
In my opinion they are infinitely superior 10 any
thing have ever tried, and / have used great
many different kinds ct remedies. earnestly re-
commend them 10 the afflicted. Respectfully. &c.
M b. GOODWIN
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Il is well nigh over, propose 70 sell the rem
nant of my stock OF Over Coais, Heavy Business
Goats, Pants and Vests al Cost-nlany OF which are
themos desirable style and choice patterns of the
season. Those who can purchase now will 6nd il
6 saving of Is or 20per cent, while they can get an
article equsy good and fashionable as 10 the
early part OF the season.
HENRY SHAFER,
fe9 Corner Main and l4th streets.
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y CO nrac,ica, stone Cutters q Masons, SUufn
Side of the Dock near Msyos Bridge We return
thank for the liberal tronage We nave received
and trust by strict arteaticn 10 business 10 ccnnus
sa -. .hs cnrideuce of the public. de i6-2m
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1 OHDUH EDITiUN9.-NEW BOUks.-
II EaI Sc BIZ EAkGAl. ID &: MLLRRAY Rrnad

OSbtS ED1TiUAS.-NEW BUUkS.-
Il foI s&ie BY HAROLD s. MURRAY, Broad
ss-3et-
ne Lefty and Lowly, ~ Good in AL and None
a. good, b II icIn:5sh, author of Two Lives.
o. o re and To Seem, vols-paper so cents
Inc Experience of Life, by Sewen, author Of
HaY Herbert, Gc-paper SOC, cloth Use
tae Life and Correspondence of Thos Mscre
P-9tshlng IA uQm5ers-25c each
tlackeEays Humorous WTitings-50c per vol
Aa'tde" Pals Eag4fsh History, from the year
20 10 1913, tfaasisred from the Lstin-Loa
AI.a0n-l .
p 'acoas Essays ana Historical Wotks London
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mSaFa! Kingdom London Edition. IS
LeHos'aenrs OiYnthiacs, Phihpics, DC, trans.
'a,e1 from Kennedy, London Ediuon-SI
,--so' al q bphus EdiiiOas Of the Classics
r." Music received 4Tary week ia27
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EnE.AT BAh aAINs DRESS GOODS.
VI The subscribers viii. durfzg ths next rwo
months, sell mt greatly reduced prices, va
rietv of pooss some n from former seasons and
others of Isiest ses -rich Dress Silks, spring and
water styles; rich dark and light MouSlires and
Cashrneres harege de Lsines, Chshses and Bareges;
Tissues, Fouiard silks and cslored embd Musfins
fs2-eod6t 1HoS Il. PRICE e. co.
40 BAGS pOT AT OK 20 arrive Der
HI steamer Virginia, and str sale, by
fe IA r. RANKIN
OOR BALES CLOVER Haf-For sale By
6OO fe IA GEO. ]. HERRING.
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hPPLES.-s0 bbis thorthern Apples, receiving
II and for aale - WIN, TAYLOR.
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- JOSHUA Fry will continue the General
Commission Businses in the execution of orders,
and the sale OF 81 sinds Of onntry Produce. office
corner of Cary acsiPearl sEreets fs9-3w
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arETTISG uF kAXORs.-The undersIgn-
~ ed would respectfully announce to his friencs
and the public generally, that ne has returned 10
Richmond and may be found at the CoiumEian
Hotel, where Ae would be happy 70 serve all wish.
ing work done in his line. Aoy work left with Mr.
Robert Daval, hr Anthony, near the Column
baa, or Messrs Andrew Johnston 81 Co. will meet
with prompt attention NJ. :. MEADOR
SlsS7 Price 25 cents. fe I6-d& &ctmariU~
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Z I10alT n % sHOE AlANUkAGTUkIN6s
Il Ts.ernea, the wants of my friends and custom

ID To meet the wants Of my friends and CUSTOM
ers generally, / have concluded TO engage In ths
rranrfacruripg of Boots and Shoes, and have en-
gagged the services OF Mr.. JAMES BOLTON 70 take
charge Of the same.
M Bohon 10 known TO be faithful workmE,
and well qualified 10 have all kinda OF work gotsan
d , 10 suis such Of my customers may prefer -
leave theix orders for Richmond made WORK.
shall q, ell anaes have fGil and complete stock
of Boeis and Shoes, made by the most approved
manufacturers Of Phiiadelphia and shs Eastsrn ci
ties ] most respectfully ask continuation Of thai
patronage thai Gas been so literally hesiowe ed ca
me tor both departments Of my establishment. cor
ner of 4th and Broad streets.
fe Sim w. w. TAYLOR
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ID - UNDA kTA Al iNG.-Ihe sub
e2GSE----A4I0 scCiber bees leave TO return his
thanks o his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past Il years. both Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, aud to inform them that he has formed
Co partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
vel! known TO tne citizens of Richmond cne OF
the old arm Of Poore Murray L. Roper, for the ex
elusive purpose Of conducting the Undertaking
Business in al its branches His shUp is on the
East siGe of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of ROPER s. Cowling, between Main and
assortment of resdy made COfiins, and where all
orders left viii meet with psompt attention.
te l4-3m 3. w ROPER
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PRICE ONE CENT

DECEAsE CT THE OLDEST MAN IN Nrv r.a
LANp.-Died in Tosinghsm. N. b.. en- the I'D i..-
uary, 1853, Mr. Charles Wiley. He was born in
that town on the 25rh dag Of March. I74s and
would consequently have been one hundred and
ss0ea years of age next month He was q so.oier
in the revolutionary war, and has been pensicuer
He has been a healthy. robust man, and until ~
Gently has been an active laborer. He says hs
learned 10 NOW when he was Ten Years old, and
used his seythe until he was hundred; he then
ieft It, "a ne thought ninety years long enough
TOT any man to follow that business He has efsa
son MT Jonathan Wiley, between 10 and 80 years
OF ge who is also pensiOner fer services In ths
war OF i5l2- Portsmouth, Journal
A celebrated German physician is about to
publish scientific condemnation of the nre-
sent loose sleeves worn by the sadies. He
proves mat they promote rheumatism and all
kinos OF complaints, and recommends return
70 the long, close sleeves of a former period.
A LARGE HoG.-Mr. Sherman B:lIn,, of
Gdiiiord, W.. has hog which weighs alive
eseren hundred pounds. He is two and a half
years Old.
AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
~ offer for sale most desirable Tract of IanA
containing l4o scres, more or less, living in ths
county OF Chesterfield, three miles above Manehes-
ter, between the river and turnpike roads and
bounded by the lan5s of Russel Dckerson Thos
Hardgrove, Mrs Fisher and others, 40 acres of
which 10 cleared, the remainder well timbered
with Oak and Pine. The quality of the soil is ex-
ceent in fact not surpassed by any In that section
OF the county. deem any further descriptions un-
necessary, as those wishing to purchase win of
course examine for themseives. Application NAV
be made to me, near Gregory's Tavern, Chester
field county, or to Mr. Richard Archer at the Bank
| of Va. GREEN WOOD.
fs 12-dlStt
| DRIyATE PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME =
CO. may be consulted, confdensially, for taa
/ treatment of the following diseases: Eruptons.
/ Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gisndular Swellings, or an-
| largements, Syphilis, ard al morbid discharges
| whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases TIE advertisers
invite attention 20 their chemical extract of Wiit
| Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very best
article known, TO give tone and vigor TO certain
abused aud debilitatedorgans, as well a. to rsnovss
asysten shattered by dissipation or other causa.
Medicines securely put up, with fill directions.
and sent to order Post paid letters promptly ~
tended to. Office on Franklin stree., below Ex.
Change Hotel and hrst door below Trinity chursh.
, nlchmond .Virginis fe9
e abOOk PLATEs.-Ihe most beautiful and
4. - durable style of name Plates ever introduced
we now otter TO the citizens of Richmond; and we
trust that any person at the head of family and
resident OF the city would Immediately favor u
w'to an order for their name an examination N
our various samples, which can be seen at Tyrera
J. Gun Store No llS Main street. This article rs moi
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A LII SMALL. BOxs.-h. +. TAfAVasosA
u streef, between Grace and Frankan-My
School being exclusively tor beginners, siye sps-
cia attention 10 Reading, Correct Enunciatson,
Grammar and Spelling; also 10 Geography, Map
Drawing Arithmetic and History. Specimens 0f
my boys composition and wrlring, may be stWsys
seen at the Dispatch oshce. Ny Rnle . persmp-
tarv hy,t as gentle ne possfbie. ocs
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Having sold out our entire stock TO D. r. CRANE
& co. who Will continue the business ct our old
stand, we respectfully solicit FOR them a con-
tinuauce OF the patronage of our customers and
friends.
As it is important to bring our business to a
close we earnestly invite all those indebted TO Us
to pay up without delay. Those to whom are
indebred will no doubt call without particular in.
vits.ion. We Insy be found at our old place, No.
H. 18th street. &c. CRANE l. SON.
-. 9tor
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nissvLUTION.-T Co-partnersnip exist
IL ing the style and firm of FRY &
McCANDLSH 10 this day dissolved by limitation.
Robert McCaudiish, jr., having purchased the
entire interest of joshuaJ Fry in the said concern
will pay all the outstanding debts of the firm, and
close and settle al accounts due to the concern.
The name of the srm win be used only in liquida.
ton. JOSHUA J. FRY,
Richmond, Jan, 81, SO. RO. McCANDLIsH, Jr.
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For SALE. Wholesale and re.ail, by BENNETT .
BEERS, A. BODEKEK, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. n.
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad st, and cHAS.
MILLSPAUGH. Druggist Richmond fel
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DUILDEhs.-The Undersigned having ereeted
ID shop on 3rd street, between Main and Cary
streets, intends conducting the Carpentering
business IN all its branches, and is now prepared
to execute faishfully and promptly all orders that
rsy be given to him. Thankful for the patronage
already extended to hin, he h pes, by strict per
sonal attention to his business 70 merit q contin-
uance of the same Plans will be furnished by me
for any house.
fe Ill JOSEPH F. POWELL.
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Sa BOOTS AND SHOES.-I
~ am now receiving my Spring as-zszkkS
~ sortment of Boots, Shoes aud Trunks, en-
.s bracing all tie varieties, from low priced
70 the finest goods.
fel2 JOHN THOMPSON
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fON's hATHA4hOR, FOR PREt-
-. .SlE,,HFlNt!, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
IA - 4hh HAsR-The kstaairon neutraizes rhe
s-1cts Q! Dls-ase Climate and OLD age, in restor
- inc Aa'han hair. and after badness of I2
5-a's Clr'Huse7 the head from Dandru1 and rs
-1.-faI npufities viii cure the Nervous Head
-e, oaeaefs OF iae skin, such as Scald Head,
1.s'pe'as, &c; and Is the most desirable TOiisr
nele FOR Ladies or Gsnllernen's use in the
IRA; II eZhsles the perfume OF tse most deli.
c-5-' "'Is and being free son rancd oil or col.
as Properties, gives .ue hsr thai soft ,ich c,yl
S-aPfedIshee obtained By no other or,.para,ion
-Ae use oi The ksthsiron is adopted by tha f;rst
a-3s'cisne n Europe and America, and has sale
I patronage unprecedented In the history oftke
p.N"'s t NsdfcG Words a!one are supeIacous. 6
IA only CAD sttest 10 res! virtue as ia rnt5io,,
trends vii. cerlfy ''''4
G 80 oe had Vi ssi dealers throughout North and
ts4- ,4ll america, Europe, and tee Islands On ,bs
N.raa' "a large boa.es. fox rs cts.
,a-s ORG cannot apply remedy, or the young
eSooeh zoo s"on. Use the Ksthairop.
D 4E08ASLYOs, Chemist
s,l5iupt, lSl Broedgsy, New York
i.F 81 NioAHa0Aaoy ADiE q GRAY,
At Main strAaf
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NOTICE The Subscriber having purchased the
interest of mr Joshua J. Fry in the above concern
will continue the GENERAL GROCERY & PRO.
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand.
He will give particniar attention TO the purchase
and sale of Fgosr, WHeat. Corn, Tobacco and all
country produce. Having been extensively engag.
ed In the busnessfor several years past, he hopes
to give entire sasipfaction 70 all who may tayor
him with their patfonsge.
10 McCAgDLISH, Jr.
Feoruarv lat lsH. - lB. Cary street.
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NJ NOTlCE.-HsVlsg determined 70 turn my stten
Ls tion more particularly 20 a JOB work business
generally, that | am now prepared to set Crates,
put up steam Boilers, build Furnaces and Bake
Ovens and all other job work connected with the
biicklaying business All work with which am
favored, shall be done in a workmanlike manner.
Orders left at the City Drug Store of Mr. Jackson
Wood, Main street. will meet with prompt at.
tention.
fe l4-Im+ JOHN SWAHN.
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Tr-lh S-GaRer than Flct1o~ None need Despair!
"A LGGgs Testimony after thtHy-e{ght years Of
s jsrEg!
We're there no. real vir.7e in this wonderful medi.
as could Il pertJrn the Astonishing cures made by
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Co-PARTNEHsHfP NOTICE. -BoW-
~ ERS & SNY4ER, Of the. Richmond Stove
Works, have this ID y, associskea with them In bu-
siness Mr. CHARL "a CARIxR Of this city, asd
will hereafter, eontirlue themauztac ture Of
Stoves Fronts. Gshses, Fendsrs, Raings, House
and Ornamental CaslEses, 10. prlsr the style and
Arm of BOWERS, MFDER q carter.
former patronage, an the atsentfen of the Public
generally. Al BOWERS,
Asa SNYDER,
faaow r-scHAS CARTER
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g. FOR SALE-A lot and Frame House on
AZ Broad street, near Shockoe Hill Tavern. Ap-
pyto
re- Ia CHAS EHRENKROOK.
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RI OFFICES. mkRCHANT 4 WEISlGEg,
~ wishing TO reduce their stock OF Clo<hirg
before making Spring purchases, will sell any arti.
Gle in their line at very low prices.
Over Coats offered at coet. Call at No lie
Main street.
ia % s. MERCHANT & wEiSIGRR
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NEW GO1IMls420N H0HkB.-The ssio-
the firm Of PEEDLEIDE & BRoTHER, for the
transaction of tns Cou3N1xssion Buginess in TOBAC
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 10 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd
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y.,svs ',g-,irsr S Ha%5r4y- Gentenep:-FoI
n, .ss: we wears nave been a severe sufferer
sr,, Rte clatsyn, I'll. seeing your recommends
r - %, Hamilton Vegetable Tiacture, purchased
,7a.a aud tie drst dose has so much relieved me
ia .syGer il oGt Justice 10 give to the suffering
= - - -, arnr, lirnti
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MT EW u GODS AT lO2 MAIN sTHEET.
~ Neck Ties for Gentlemen
Rufi9a Apron Ties
Washington Sceiop Ties
Satin Apron Stocks
do Scarf do
do SelfAdjusting Stocks
Gro Grain do dol
Black drab and fancy Caters
Linen ana silk .Pocset Hdkfs half Hose, under
wear, Shirts, Collars, &c.
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWINS
fe u Clothing Warehause
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EREENE & HEATH, COAIalIssION
~ MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California
will attend to shipments of Tobacco, Flour and
Merchandise generally consigned 10 them, and
will make prompt return. As ;he Baroue Parthisn
IS about leaving the port OF Richmond for San
Francisco persons desiring an agent there viii
meet with prompt attention by entrust:ng their bu-
siness to them. Refer to
Messers & A Lawrence & Co, Boston
Allen q Paxson, New York
Patteson, Adams & Co, New York
Courtney IL Gushing, Baltimore
Edmond, Davenport d. Co. Richmond
Davenport, Allen & Go, Richmond
afe l0-ctfel7, ,aawts .ssggE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

Born SIDES OF THE LEAF.-She stood be-
side the altar at the age Of "sweet sixteen"
already for the halter-oh, conscience, want
she green! Her destiny was blended with a
creature made of clothes, but he came of a
good family" as every body knows. Her
pouting lips and auburn hair, and eyes of liq-
vid leer, were symbols of a touching heart, as
she pledged it to his " gear"
She stood beside the wash tub, at her twenty
third birth day, the lips, the hair, the eyes
wero changed, by premature decay. Five
cross young brats were crying, and breaking
up the things, her thoughts were of dying, Of
angels, and their wings. The dream had
passed, and in despair tears trickled down her
cheek, she vowed that " early marriages :"
" strong minds " should never seek.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

Havre ''
Also cid 9th, ships Della Maria, Liverpool Chaos sa-
Wilmington, NC-Ar 2oth sch Eben Sawyer,
No%se Bath 9TH brig JOHN Marshall, Schoonbeck, do.
CID 18th, brig MetaIack, Alley, Bath,
Went to sea Goth, sch Westport, Bath
Cid 18th, brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins Bath.
Went to sea Both, brig Metalack.
Boston.
AZ Del Breakwater brig Drummond, IS DIS I'm Trinidad
CID LIST, brig Lucy Watts, Hall, Thomaston, sOth sch
Oregon, Lewis Bath
BnltimOre-brg Tornado, MCarty, Is dis FIN BaIti-
more for Bermuda of New Point 2Sth 20th hay
ing been prevented from getting of Chesapeake bay by
Ar LIST, brig Pamaho Adams, Charleston.
NcWark-Sld 10th, sch Corvo, Rockland.
Ar 3Oth, schs Nourmahal, and Zephyr, Rockland.
Ar ID sch Bay State, Verrl, Rockand.
Snvnnnah-Ar 18th, ship Chaos, Dunton, Liverpool.
~ New fork-Ar 10th, schs Meridian, Delaware and
Cid Goth, ship Benz Adams, Drummond Liverpool.
Ar 5Oth brig II w Moncure, Curtis, Jacksonville.
SId, snip hemisphere, Pray, New Orleans.
om, snip BENZ Adams.
Ar LIST, ship Wabash, Barnes, BRISTOL Il.
Ar lst schs Pallas, and Maine, Rockland.
Also ar, ship Andover, Berry, New Orleans.
Ar "a, ship Hydra, Lunt, London.
Ar 3D. ship Southampton Tinker Londonand Portsmouth
Cid 3d. ships Otseonthe Young London; brig Virginia
Cooper st Pierre, Mart
Ar Sd, by Tel, ships Oregon Of Newcastle, Brown Ant
weTpi Sarah g Hyde, Snow, Liverpool.
EdgartOwm-Ar1 LIST, brig VIM Crawford Perry Phil
adelphia for Boston,
POrtland-Ar Both, brig Chas Edward, Doak Savan-
nah for Harpswell, and proceeded.
PrOvidence-Ar 29th, sch Wankinco, Gardiner.
Ban2Or-In port 10Th, detained by ice, sch Warrom-
ontagus, for Rockland and others.
FOrtsmOutlR-Ar below 2Sth schs Imperial, Boston
for Wscasset Concert, Halowell for Wellfeet.
Ar 3D. sch Marcia Tribou, Sweetser, Wilmington, NC
Below, schs Two Brother MADDEN Wscasset Boston,
Goodhope, Phipsburg for do.
HOInses' HOle-Ar 1st, briggs Angola (of Waldo
In fOr Kinds Make Rathf ,r
Fan Rivers sch Peru, of Rockand, FIN - for Boston,
In port "a, brig VIM Drew and others.
New BedfOrd-Sld3 Sd, ship Monsoon, Baker, Boston,
GlOuccster-Ar 2Sth, schs Helena, New York for
Damariscotta.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

JoHN MIrcHEL's DESCRIPTION OF SAN FRAN
CISCO" Here, on the spot where | stand =
here. where FIVE years ago solitary ship
sometimes visited lonely bay of the ocean, at
the back Of the globe, for cargo OF skins
here has risen this stately city like an exhala-
tiou from the sea. This youngest and falrest
daughter Of your great republic was yet IN
born when fell asleep. awake in the Tyre
of the Pacific. No fata-morgana city OF air IS
this. The genii have not piled it up with
clouds. Neither is it, like the city Of the cZ2rs
or the city of the Constantines. the enforced
workmanship of vassals or slaves, executing
the iron will Of despot. Here stands the fair
achievement of free and sovereign citizens, do
ING their own behest and for their own hehoof
"a city staunch and potent, Opulent and free
-Esto perpetua. Long may commerce and
freedom sir enthrpned within her walls, and
the wealth of thousand isles be waited to her
feet and poured into her gate of gold! Rev
erently and deliberately it becomes stranger
and aspirant to the privileges Of your citizen.
ship 10 investigate those wise and manfnl insti-
tutious that have bred and nursed the energy
Of such race"
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How TO get rid of Worms.
THE SIMPLEST THING I'M TILE ,voRII

u You have only to purchase bottle Of MLsne's Gel
ebrated Vermuge, and administer according the d
recons accompanying each 1t fails give
mediate relief and is perfectly yoang old. The
following testimony favor Of MLanes Celebrated verm
fuge, was handed a short time ago.
New YORK, November 16, 1852
friend Of mine purchased admins one bottle
Of M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE to a child Of
hers four old, which brought away between three
hundred and four hundred worms-many OF them large
The child is WELL and living in Remington place. For
further particulars inquire Of Mrs. Hsre No. Manhattan
place.
IL Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for Dr. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERNTFUGE, and take none else. All
other Vermifuges in comparison worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Yermuge, also, his Celebrated Liver Pills
be had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores tn
United States and Canada.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

A Thief IN TRAP.-The Evansville ia !
Journal gives an account of curious ATTEMPT
at robbery in that city. II seems that few
nights ago the Rev. Mr. McCarer, of Evans
vile, was disturbed twice in the course of the
night by noise about the house. Upon max.
Ing his second thorough search, he tracked the
noise to the chimney. A closer examination
convinced him that some owl or other wild ami.
NAL had taken up quarters for the night In a
truly uncnristian spirit, he resolved to burn the
intruder out, when what was his surprise, as
the big volumes of smoke and fame rolled 10
the chimney, to hear half-stfed voice pro-
coed from the fire, imploring him to " put out
the fire." The fire was Immediately quenched,
the city marshal was sent for, and the occupant
of the chimney who turned out to be strap
ping thief, was hoisted out of his nest by means
oil strong rope. He confessed that he had
been particularly struck with the appearance of
tlne watch Mr. McCarer had worn, and had
resolved in this way to gain an entrance and
appropriate the same for his own use. Unfor-
tunately for himself he had forgot to measure
the size of the chimney, beforehand, and on
arriving at the bottom of it, found himself in
eort Of cul de sac. The aperture was too small
for him too pass through, and all his attempts
20 ascend proved fruitless. 1t was the noise he
made in trying to return which aroused his
captOrs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08

@ James Libby and Abram Marsh (the
latter colored boy) fourteen and sixteen years
Of age, were sentenced to the Reform School
for one year.
Wednesday these boys went on board the
Schr. Angelina, Of Dennis Cape Cod, then lY-
ing at Browns wharf, and stole from the yes
sci, two coats, vest, pair of mittens, book,
and various other smaller ARTICLES, all worth
about dozen dollars. During The transaction
the commander Of the schooner, Capt. Howe
was taking dinner 10 town. Officer Hall, OF
Thursday, was sent in quest Of these boys, anc
Sy singularly fortunate guess, got the righ
ones At e.-AdUertiser.