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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

~ EEnrshness of tl,e Skin, Chafing, Re
This admirable article WILL by its peculiar bland and
healing properties together with its agreeable perfume
at once recommend itself the confidence and patro
mage of the public, delightful essential of the
Toilet
its application speedily removes all irrtabty, rough
ne harsness of the skin, rendering it by constant
use delicately soft and fair.
Being composed ofvegetabe substances and entirely
free from mineral corrosive admxture, it may be used
with safety the tenderest infant, and will be found
very efficient and cooling application for chatting niamed
excoriated surfaces, &c.
AS it contains greasy substances 1t is cleanly and
at the same time simply and easily applied.
Prepared only by PURCELL, LADD Co.
de Druopsts Richmond, Va,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
LAND For SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
WE have for sale the following lands, to which
w respectfully call the attention of those wishing to
purchase, viz
1877 acres improved, James river, Buckingham
ty
1000 do do in Amelia do
1000 do - do do do, nearthe H
52e do do do Powhatan do
$40 do do Richmond and Danville Rail
road miles from the city
209 do do on the Brooke Turnpike
l66 do do miles below the city
165 do do 81 south of James river
$50 do do 6miles below the city
$50 do do Richmond aud Danville Rail
road, miles from the city
l40 do do miles northwest ofthe city
LAO do do 12 miles east ofthe city
1874 do unimproved, 10 miles north of the city
1854 do do miles north of tho city
100 do do 9 miles below the city
100 do improved, miles below the city
ia do do miles northwest of the city
60 do unmproved miles east of the city
sea do improved, mile south of tho city
deg TOLER & COOK. General Agents
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DOssGETT ~ NDEEeS0N,
II m i,aIslerera md E1aner HuHNHHrA.

No. l6 Governor ST.,
ETAVE now in store their fall stock of French and
l. American Paper Hangings, of every quality and
STYLE purchased from the best factories in this country
and France many of them very rich and elegant Also,
very complete assortment of curtain goods. corices,
gmps, tasses brads window shades in great variety,
window blinds, curtain paper. buff holland for shades.
superior stock of floor oil 10Th, mating curled
hair and shuc mattresses feather BEDS holsters and pill
lows the best quality, with many other articles in
line all of which will be sold on fair terms, and paper
hanging and uphosterng done at the shortest notice in
otwn or country bv the best workmen. Sc l6-3m
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PUTNAnu,s mUNTuTLY.


A NEW AND ENTIRELY ORIGINAL MONTH
LY MAGAZINE,
COMBINING the more various and amusing charac
~ eristcs of popu Magazine, with the higher and
graver qualities OF a quarterly Review.
While attractive variety for the general reader is thus
obtained there will be attempt to substantial
excellence each department. To accomplish this it is
intended that the work, in all its mechanical and bust
aspects, shall be such will the views OF the
most distinguished writers; such medium they
would seek for in communicating with the world aud
such as may tempt to write ably and protaby who
have not hitherto contributed to periodicals.
All articles admitted to this work will be suitably paid
for.
"Putnams Monthly will be devoted to the interests OF
Literature, Science and Art entirely independent of all
merely selfish interests, partisan sectional bearings
in its management it will be open to competent writer's
for free discussion OF such topics deemed really
important and of public interest
The following among other distinguished writer's hsve
expressed their hearty approval OF the pan and will
give it their general cooperation, viz:
Washington Irving w II Prescott
Edward Everett w Bryant
N p Willis j K Pauding
Hon Lewis Cass j T Headly
George Ticknor Hon Kennedy
w Gilmore Simms II w Longfelow
Miss Warner, authoress Nath'l Hawthorne
of Wide, Wide World &c sc
Published mouthly at SO per annum, csc per No.
The January number, 1853, received by
NASH WOODHOUSE,
de % Agents. 139 Main st.
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DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. CO..


Auctioneers and Conn mission Merchants,
MAKE liberal advances consignments of mer-
lSk ehandise.
Sales at auction of Groceries, &c on Thursdays
AT private sale-Groum Plaster, Cement, Rifle aud
Blasting Pc wder Safety Fuse Sugars Coffee Moasses,
Oils, Brandy, N Rum Wlskey, Candles, Pepper,
oc16
OAK ORCHARD ACID yATER,-The at
~ tention of Physicians and Others is called to the
"Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water 1t has been proved
by successful trial. to be one of the beneficial and
Mt the time of The simplest remedies known for
the yeef and cure of rumber of Diseases especially
those affecting the STOMACH, bowels and urinary organs
Diabetes. Dyspepsia, DFsencry. Chronic mucous ca
tarrh, Salt Rhcum Cons patton of the Bowels Night
sweas General Debility and Loss of Appetite ard in
many instances Dropsy, its early stages has been
cessfuy treated by thetse OF this water. Descriptive
pamphlets containing itshisory mode of administration,
&c, furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists
l47 Main street.
Sole AGENTS for tho State of Virginia de 10
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EDURE MEDICINAL CtsD LIVER OIL.
81 We have recently received direct from the banks
of Newfoundland a large supply of the above Article.
Being fresh and pure 1t is with confidence believed
possess very unusual degree, those medicinal prop
cries upon which its curative powers alone depend.
1t procured and prepared in the careful
ner by OF the most reputable houses Newfund
land from the livers of cod fish taken late August
last Oil obtained during this month is of much greater
med cina value than that obtained any other season
Of the year. owing il s supposed, to the then condition
of the feeding grounds OF that valuable fish. For sale
by the gallon or bottle by ADlE &GRAY,
de ii 147 Main street
AMP OAL.-2o0o gallons Beached, Winter and
IL Solar Lamp Oils, for saleby
PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
de Druggists, 80 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

NEW HOOES-Just received by
~ A. NORRIS, o. Main ST.
The Science of Double-Entry Book Keeping. simpi-
fed by the application of iniallibe rule for Journal.
zing calculated to insure complete knowledge the
theory and practice of Accounts including
amples OF Mercantile Calculations, by G. G Marsh
Another supply of the ladies' new book of Cookery a
practical system for private families in and country
with directions for carving and ing the table for
parties &c; also preparations otood for invads and chill
dren by Sarah JOsepha Hale. de 30
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

ZINC: large assortment all widths
"A Mica, all widths for stoves
Japanned Ware, stock
Open Franklin Stoves, homo made
Air-tight Cook do do do
Cheap Premium do do do
Saamander and Cylinder Stoves
Artight Wood Stoves all sizes
Tobacco Factory Stoves, Richmond make
Chain Pumps, in any quantity
Lighting Rods improved
Rathing Tabs Foot and Hip Bath
Tin Ware at wholesale
Hotair Furnaces, the best made'
Set to opder in Churches, Court houses Factories or
private dwellings. Call or send orders to
ENSIGN X SEARS,
&C ss No lao Main street,
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Mix Nos l, 2, 3 togeher-mx Nos 5, CT 8, g. 10 In
four five pals of water enough to dissolve the In
gradients. When dissolved add The liquid to the mix
ture, Il .. 81 and mix in making mortar, When tho
roughly mixed add No the calcined paster) which
will absorb the liquid and bring the whole to dry state
Mix under rim dry place-pack so as to exclude
air-observe the proportions in making small or large
quantities. -
The above receipt will make ton, which will ma
nure seven and half acres of land
Having furnished the above to number offarmers who
have tested its quaes-many thinking 1t equal to natu
raj guano-the subscribers have made arrangements to
furnish any quantity during the and will sell the
Ingredients exclusive of the Peat, Wood Ashes Plaster
and Salt ARTICLES every farm at the low price OF so
per ton One sugar hogsbeed will hold ingredients
for five All orders will be ca1eiuly and promptly
executed, and sent to any part of The State
X. r. DUVAL & BROTHER.
Chemists and Druggists,
oc 81 Under American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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n BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
II

Il GINGER.
This is preparation of unusual excellence
During the prevalence of cholera it has proved most
efficient remedy preventing the weakness and relaxa
ton of the bowels which induce diarrh@a. To the
traveller and to the family circle, it is invaluable
drops diluted in sugar and water presents safe and
agreeable remedy to the invalid who requires immediate
relief well to the convalescent patient who needs
agentle tonic.
In ordinary darhoa, ncpient cholera, in short in all
of prostraton of the digestive functions it is of in
esmable value; traveller family should be without
it.
Canion.-Be to get the genuine essence which
is prepared only by Brown at his drug and chemical
store north of 9Th Chestnut Streets Phi
ladepha for sale wholesale and RETAIL the drug
store of ALEX. DUVAL, No. 155 Main, corner of 12th
street. Richmond, wehre the genuine article always
be had. Sc 21-2m
vTALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.--We vii
sell sixty of very superior Land-45 acres
cleared the balance heavily wooded situated Mechan
icksvie Turnpike, about four miles from the city.
There are buildings this land, but it has it a
frstrate apple orchard and peach orchard and is well
watered.
This little tract which is in high state of improve
ment may he increased to 1917 acres if desirable. l.,
is in a healthy and agreeable neighbourhood. and that
estimate may be made of its present value will
state that this same land sold for $50 per
but we will now sell it for less and will make the terms
an Inducements purchase Title perfect.
TOLER & COOK,
M IT General
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OAK ORCHAsD ACID WATER,-The a
XNTORK sTANDs.-Centre Tables, Indies work
w Stands some vey handsome, for sale by
dc ZINJERtIiN

N made will rent for the ensuing year, for a lon
ger time, very desirable Farm, situated mile from
the city, with every desirable Improvement, and which
is from location nda1aity, peculiarly adapted nar
ketng purposes. TOLER COOK,
&c 25 General Agents.
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DDTATOES.-lO00b bushels Northern Mercer Po-
/ tatoes, at the wharf on board schr Oregon for
sale by
de 90 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE
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HSRENCH TRANSPARENT GELATINE,
Il superior to the ordinary Gelatine in use and equal
every respect the best Isnslass, for making table
jeies blanc mango &c-Just received and for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL,
del5 1856 Main street, corner 18th
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

v EDIT1ON-Prnciples of Human Physiology, with
their chefappcaons to Psychology Pathology Thera-
peutics Hygiene and Forensic Medicine by VIM
Carpenter NJ ID, r s, &c; fifth American from the
fourth and enlarged London edition. with three hundred
and fourteen illustrations edited with additions, by Fran
els Quincy Smith D. Professor of the Institutes of Me-
dcine in the Pennsy vania~Medcal College, in very
large and beautiful octave volume ofnearly eleven hun
red pages handsomely printed and strongly bound with
raised bands.
glance the authors preface will show that the
present edition has been remodded to extent which
renders it almost work. Dr. Carpenters untirng
industry has it little for the American editor add be-
yond occasional Illustration of the text notice of
discoveries. Upwards of one hundred wood
eneravings have been introduced through the beraly
of the publishers the greater number by the author
his preparation OF the sheets for this American edon
by which, it is hoped, its value is greatly enhanced.
Editors notice.
Just published and for sale by
de 30 A. NORRIS, 81 Main st.
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w. RANDOLPH has for sale, History of Scot
- land, from the earliest accounts oJames VI; trans
lated from the Latin of Geo Buchanan, Edinburg, 1762,
, vols, svo
Puiendorfs Introduction TO the History of the Chief
Kingdoms and States in Europe, London printed In the
18th century
An account of the growth of Deism in England, Sir
Robert Towards History of Religion, MarveFs History
of Councils, and other Tracts London 1903 svo
An Essay concerning the Magistrate and the Rights oil
Mankind in Matters of Religion, by ID TIndal, London
1897, 12mo
Introduction to Moral Philosophy, containing the ele
ments of Ethics and the Law of Nature by Hutchin
SON. LII d translated from the Latin, Glasgow, l772 .
vols in l. 24mo
Ovids Metamorphoseon, in Latin, with English
transa ion and notes by Davidson Clarke; also, pros
ody table and references pointing out at view the
scanning of each verse; Philadelphia, 1890. 12mo
Lord Dunn's Friendly and Familiar Aivices Edinburg
1884
Addson's Dialogues upon the usefulness of Ancient
Medals especially in relation to the Latin and Greek
Poets with plates of Medals to which added the pre-
sent state of the war; Christian Religion, &C., London,
inn
, 1853-01-22
OFFICERS,

JUDICIAL, REPRESENTATIVES,, &C., IN AMI
FOR THE COUNTY OF TnURsroN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge of the Dist. COur
for northera Oregon;
ISAAC N. EBEI, Legislative Representative
Q. A. BRooKs, Prosecuting Attorney.
WM. w. MILLER, Mast. Com. in Chanc.
A. J. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
S. S. FoRD, County Judges
DAVID SHELTON,
D. r. BIcELow, Treasurer;
D. S. MAYNARD, ,n.;,o.
J. M. BAcnELDrR, 'u''
R S. BAiLY, Assessor;
, 1853-01-22

The "Ssn Francisco HefslJ," Of December 28
says: ave continue to give copious details Of
the news from the interior. The accounts Of des-
litution and suffering in the mines are becoming
every day more distressing. The news TO day
shows that there has Jecn an immense and gen
eral fall os snow upon the mountains All the
able-bodied men have been compelled to desert
Downieville, in orjer 10 leave the small stock Of
provisions on hand for the inirm and women
The cold throughout the State is represented as
being intense"
, 1853-01-22
ROUTE ES

And distances, las established by common
CONSENT from Portland, southern Oregon,
10 Cape FIattery junction of the Straits
with the PaciGc-norhem Oregon-ria the
Columbia, Cowlitz rivers, Puget Sound, sc.
From Portland 10 Rainier (on Columba,) 4j m
Rainier to Monticello, (on Cowlilz,) . m
Monticello to forks Of Cowlitz river, 10 IN
Forks tow arbasshorl, Cowliiz landing, ~ m
Warbaasport TO Esq. r. JacksOn's, 10 IN
Jackson's to Esq. s. S. Ford's, 30 m
FoTd's TO Olympia, 30 m
Total from Rainier TO Olympia, 81 IN
4" From Portland to Olympia, l29 IN
From Olympia to SteilacoOm, by the Sound,
(Balch's passage,) 70 m
From Olympia to Nesquaily heSch, l9 m
Nesqually 10 Steiacoom, m
Steaeoom to New York, 81 m
F" New York to Seattle, m
&" Seattle to Whidby's Island, 81 m
I" Seattle to Pon Townsend S. m
e" Port Townsend to New Dungeness, IL IN
New Dungeness to Cape Flaltery, 81 M
" Head ofWhilby's Isl. to Penn's Cove,2 IS IN
Col. Eboy's TO Victoria, Vanc.s Isl, % IN
Olymia To Cape Flaliery, direct, 1870 m
Total from Portland TO Cape Flauery. 4l9 III
, 1853-01-22

pG- Mr.. E. B. CoNFoRT, Postmaster, is
our agent at Portland, Southern Oregon,
and is authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions to the Columbian"
, 1853-01-22

lmpOrtant-We learn from the San Fran
cisco "1imes and Transcript" that the
claim Of Col. J. c. FREMONT, to ten leagues
OF land in MaripOsa county, California, part
Of which is covered by placer and quarts
mines, was recently confirmed by the Land
Commissioners.
, 1853-01-22
MARRIED,

On the 5th inst, by the Rev Benjamin Close
DIR. d. $. Maynard, Of Seattle, and Mrs. Cslharin
r. Bfoshears, Of Thursion county.
, 1853-01-22

Sar The following bills passed both
branches Of the Legislature previous to ad-
lournment over the holidays
An set to provide for the payment Of James
heBnde, Of Yamhill county, for services as Su-
Perinlendenl Of common schools.
An oct 70 reimburse 1amhill county for money
e1lendsd in maintaining penilenliaTy convict
An act 10 exempt George Washington (colores)
Iron the provisions Of the general law prohibiting
negroes and mulattoes Homecoming to or residing
III Oregon. ., lr4 t.r.r
An act establishing board of PilOtage for imp
qua bay and harbor.
Acts creating and Organizing four counties
hom the territory Of Thurston county. The new
counties were named PIERCE" King" " Jefier-
son y and Island"
An act TO divorce DR.. D. 8. Maynard, Of ThuB-
Ion county, from his wife who resides in Ohio.
number Of joint resolutions praying Congress
la appropriations, also passed, 70 which reference
made IN another column.
Fre.--Shasta City was visited by a very
destructive fire on the morning Of the 2Sth
November, consuming property to the value
ofSlOO,cO).
, 1853-01-22
RETAIL
PRICES CURRENT OF OLYMPIA, PUGET SOUND
NORTHERN oREGoN-coRRECTED WEEK "
FOR TIE " COLUMBIAN. "

Beef per ID. llal6 Pickles, perjar, 50
Pork, 20 Vinegar. per gal. 5Oa6V
Flour, per 100 lbs 90 on Salt, per ID. 4aj
Potatoes, per bush. ? so Blankets, per pair, g OO
butter, Tcr h. 90 Candles, per ID. 62a75
Onions, per bush. 81 90 Linseed oil, pr gal . ~
Tallow, per 10. l2j Sperm oil, " | 50
Cheese, 40 Tobacco, per 10. 75al on
Eggs. per doz. IS Soap, &" I2al4
Deeis, per hush. 3 30 Sheeting, 4 4 pr yd. 10
Sugar Per 10. l25 Drilling, 10
Coffee, per 10. 81 Axes, 2 OOaS 90
Tea, 75al 90 Hewing axes, 80
Molasses, per gal. 5Oa7j Brandy, pr 81. jOa2 CO
Salmon, per ID. i0ai2 Whisky, - p
Saleraius, rs Gin, jQa3 on
Chickens per doz. 90 Hickory shirts, ! %
, 1853-01-22
BURGESS, GILBERT K STILLS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
9PA34OS79N9 O9qOR9
This is the oldest establishment of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

WE have on hand, and are constantly reeeis
w ing shipments Of all OF the latest cheaf
publications, standard works, law bouks, mechan
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish langu1gcs, and ulro other languages
paper Of all kinds, waters, hik. inkstands, quill.
gold and Heol Iens lesd-pcncil- drawing -pencils
crayons and chalks letter stamps, folders and cut
tcTs, rash ard deed boxes, copying and notaria
presses and m fact every thing .pperaning to tn,
stationery business
u. 6. a. :. are ugenls and will receive subEcrip
tons for any Of the following magazines or new.
papers a, the following prices per annum:
MAGAZINES
, 1853-01-22
WILLIAM ii. STOWELL,
COM MISSION ERCHAN
No. 4, Mnynards Fire proof Stores,
SAN PRANCISO.

oNN ThhNOlOOs
NIB. W H. $. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on his own account, but
generally has a large assortment Of merchandise
for sale on consignment.
lie respectfully tenders his services to any per.
son in California or Oregon, who may wish to EN-.
pToy an agent for the sale Of domestic produce OF
other merehandiEe.
Sept. 8, 1882. ld
, 1853-01-22
BEEF EATERS AHOY!
Bread Consumers and WOpltu DeStrOyerS,
Look this Way!

"E would beg leave to hint in the IA
w most respectful and delicate f....
manner, and without the least malice ~,
aiOTethOught," that the inevitable force
Of circumst noes has brought Is to the following
conclusions, to wit
First. That we have to pay money for beef
Second. That it requires cash to purchase
wheat and -four.
Third. That for the purchase Of potatoes,
onions, and such other articles as can be procured,
we are compelled to dough up," and no mistake.
Now, in view Of the above important considera-
tons, it is proper to be known that unless we get
our money back il is impossible for US to keep
up supply OF the above articles.
This is t. inform all whom il may concern" -"
that we arc determined to repudate the credit
bosiness 80 far as we arc concerned, and DO our
transactions on 9 specie bass-and that from and
after this date all who wish to get muck a-muck'
at our shop must plank DOWN the medium 9th
erwse all 'raps' will be void and Of no effect -
that is 10 say, We will exchange provisions for
ready money only, or in other words, we must
have ready money for our provisions.
Purely CASH-no fair promises or slow notes
taken in exchange for provisions. If the farmers
could be induced to take promises and slow notes
for their butter, beef, potatoes, onions, &c. we
could Afford TO sell them on nearly the some
terms.
All those indebted 10 Us are respectfully invited
to call, settle up, and commence anew on the
ready pay system. And we want all persons
who have accounts, fair promises OF SLOW notes
against us 10 present the same for immediate set,
tlement.
Haf WEED & HURD.
Olympia, Jan. 20, 1853. 2Cu
, 1853-01-22

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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-08-04
JAM ksrOwN WATER CURE,

r COATED in the beautiful and thriving village OF
IL jamestown, at the foot of Chautauque lake, Chau
tauqus county, New York, is completed, and
open for the reception of patients 1t appears that
nature in this locality has blended every facility to
answer the wants of both body and mind An abund-
ancc Of water of dewy sotness and crystal transpa
rency, TO cleanse renovate and rejuvcnate the dis
and dilapidated system and TO please the
artistic eye Of deay and to charm the lovers of the
sublime natural scenery of SURPRISING beauty pre-
sents itself 10 view.
Here lies the lucid lake of Chautauque rejecting ne
mirror the royal hills that rise on either side and
the roar of the waterfall caused by the outlet Of the
lake leaping the rockrbbed barriers nature sends
up continual anthem Here the disciples of Walton
ply the rod and line to their hearts content in
taking the fine specimens Of the 6nny tribe that
warms the waters of lake and stream and the nu
merous groves and ravines in the vicinity afford de.
ghtful retreat for those who love to gaze nature
in her widest moods.
This establishment was constructed especially for
Care, and planned In every particular according to
the most approved model by the proprietor, General
Allen.
The medical department will be under the imme.
date supervision Of Il. Potter, M d., and MIRA L. NJ
Potter. DR.. Potter has had much experience in the
treatment Of the afflicted, having practced Allopathy
six years and the Hydropathic system during the last
three years, with admirable success
DIR. Potter has associated with him a young man Of
energy and ability, Mr.. Albert Allen who will take
charge Of the business department Of the Cure There
will be no pains spared TO render this establishment
emPhaticaly the Home of the invalid, aud to assist
in his or her speedy recuperation.
| Patients coming from the East or West will take
railroad 10 Dunkrk thence by plank road and omni-
bus three hours ride to Jamestown from the North
| by road and stage on the various mail routes.
Terms-trom SIS TO $40 per week, according TO
treatment and room occupied Patients will bring the
usual amount Of packing clothes, towels, dc, they
can be furnished with them at The Cure For further
particulars address Il. POTTER, N. d.. or ALBERT
ALLEN jamestown, Chautauque county, New York
| Nav Iy-H