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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-31

T. Grain Measurer. the earnest soil
ciiaIlon OF great hunter of my personal friends
have concluded to present my name for the sui
TRACES CT my fellow citizens for tie above office
Having had considered experience in the duties
Of the o!.sce CT Grain Measurer will, if elected
devote nay whole time, and the humble energies
which possess, 20 the performance Of its duties.
Respectfully, HENRY DAVIS.
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Hotel Burnt.

PORTLAND, Mel March 29.-The Green
Street. House, in this city, was consumed by
fire Oh Saturday.
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s& FOR PHILADELPHIA--T TO
sSSssalSsarS sal! Friday, the ist, al O'Clock A
nd. Ins steamship Virginia, Csptsu Teal, is
ready 20 receive freight and will sail as above
For ireIgGt or passage, apply 10
NH 81 ko6ERT RANKIN
Snip EsTPHA ALA. FOB
- BREMEN.-The tavorite packer ship West.
pnalla, Cspt Vessels, now at CITY Point, and 70
load for Bremen, Will taEe freight az a moderate
rate Those desiring to ship viii please make early
mn al-2t LU5LAM & WATSON.
E,REsH ROLL BUTTER.-Tbe subscTi-
L Ter has just received another lot OF really
prize Roll Butter.
I. w TURPIN, Main street,
mn 81 between I'm and 9Th.
ave INVALIDs.-I have tor sale an "ElasIic
L. Air Bed, one OF The nlost pleasant and most
acceptable beds Tor an invalid ever offered 10 tae
pubic. | have sold seveIa! Of these beds and tLey
have invariably given entire satisfaction Gail and
see il az .. A. STRECkER'S,
mn 3l-lw Opposite Old Market.
Is the person who tuok the rule ut Rich hiuDon
l. from the METROPOLITAN Store, On Tuesday even
ing, without paying tor il, viii return the same be.
fore Saturday evening, Il will be overlooked
mistake Otherwise, prompt measures will be Ia
ken tor its recovery. WILCOX 81 BELTS,
mn 81 l5l, Main street
NEW AND lNrhHn STING BUUhn,
" JUS: received, and for sale by
NORRIS, 81 Main st.
Nick Of the WOODS, or Jiobenainosay, Tale of
Kentucky, by Robert Montgomery BIRD II D
A Stray Yankee in Texas, by Philip Paxton
Harry Muir, Story OF Scottish Life, By the au-
thor OF Ars Margaret Maitland, &c
History OF English Literature, with az outline OF
the Origin and Grow III OF the English Language,
illustrated by extracts for the use OF schools and
private students, by VIM Spa ding, A NJ
The Bourbon Prince: the History Of the Royal
Dauphin, Louis XVII of France
English Tales aud Sketches, by Mrs Newton
CT osland
Also a new supply of English Items, or Micro.
scopic Views Of England aud Englishmen, by Mat,
Ward Iun 81
NEDAR TAR-ConsampVion Cured
V The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF Incipient Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat diseases OF the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-.
pared by Mrs B. b. Norris, 1913 BALTIMORE street.
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
VINO may doubt the efficacy Of the Cedar Tar, are
requested 70 call on the Agent, VINO will produce
numerous testimonials OF It's great healing power
from private ciuzens, and number OF TIE medical
faculty The medicine is yet in lis infancy, and Is
destined 70 supercede al others il the Of els
eases fer which IL 10 recommended.
Gel and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
EY4 Beware OF coGnterfeits. The genuine art.
Gle Is for sale by
P horton KEACH 81 Msln street,
Sole Agen. for Richmond and
NH 81 Capitalization Eastera Virginia.
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Monroe Ward.
Mayor-James Evans
CCso nIh Attorney-Thos August
Cierk Hushngs Court-Chas Howard
Ci'y Sergeant-Jno NJ Ferguson
High Constable-Beverly BAR
City Coliector-WmG Allen.
Supt Gas Worke-Chas Carnpbeu
Supt Water Works. L DAVIS,
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
Supt Streets M Bates
Register Water Works-M L Strs,,o,
Gusger-Jno Strobia.
Grain Measurer-Henry Davis
City Assessor-D NJ Miller
City Snrveyor-rhos NJ Ladd
Capt light Watch--A Wilkinson,
For CouRcilmeR s. Denoon. VIM Praaa,- T,
Saunders, VIM Allen and J II Shook.
For Aldermen.-S I Pulliam, l. w GJazehrooL
Bray, Wingield and Jesse Williams
mn 3I-1t* Roth par,;a.
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Ey WELLINGTON Goddin-
VALUABLE &c d a l. ESTATE O.

VALCA BILE lt 4 A l. ES TATE ON
FRANKLIN AND 18th STREETS, CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Niu be sold
ON Tuesday, the 9Th April, 1853, upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at n o'clock, 2 ii, thst yalua.
BILE half acre Lot (witn the improvements thereon)
formerly occupied by the late Air Simon Cullen
The Lot fronts the east sde OF 25ih street l65
feet, extends on Franklin street 49, feet. 1t will
be divided into lots to sui: purchssers-a map o.
which be at the Office CT the auctioneer-
This property is located ia most improving par
Uf the city, and has fEe view OF james River.
TERMs-OIe fourth cash; balance at 6, II anC
Is months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for the presen
year to be paid by the purchaser.
By request Of the owner.
mn 2s w GODDIN, Auct.
IRON leo no I5o BEAUTIFUL
4 BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FUL.
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK.
ETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
on Thursday. April l4;h, 1853, commencing a:
II O'Clock, on the premises, from 100 10 $50 beau.
ii III Building Lots in this fast improving part Of
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in.
vestnents, and persons Of limited means can for
small amount OF money, procure for their families
comfortable home. a fine spring Ci water from
the "Mt Erin" spring, runs through this land,
which, for email price can be carried into every
yard A pst OF the property can De seen at the
Office OF TIE Auctonesr ia few days.
Terms -Onefourth cash; balance at three six
and nine months, tor negotiable notes. interest ad-
ded, secured by trust deed, or tile retained,
NH. 20 w, GODuIE auct
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To tde Citizens of Richmond
Having been recently requested by many oil n tel
low ciuzens 10 offer myself az u candidate for the
Office OF Mayor, announced that had no disposi
uon to bea candidate In opposition to the dssires
or expectations of General Lambert.
That office is now vacated by the lamented death
Of that faithful officer, and in obedience to What
seems to be tie wishes ct the citizens | now an.
nOunce myself as Candidate for the Office of Mar
or cf the CITY Of Richmond.
Inc delicate and responsible duties connected
with thai station appear to my convictions of pro
prlety, 10 forbid my cenvassing the city in person
10 solicit your sudrages; it otherwise the
continued draft upon my time at present necessary
30 the efficient discharge of the duties now tempo
rariy performed by me, would prevent me from 80
doing.
For Sc years have been resident among you;
you have KnoWI nee long and web, ana can Judge
OF my Qualifications. Should il be your pleasure
10 eject me 70 that responsible position, my undi.
vldec time and best efforts will be exer.ed to the
prompt and faithful discharge OF its duties.
Very respectfully, your tellow-ci,lzen,
mn Git JAMES EVANS
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CLARkE;s UFEICE-I4th sire,

CLARkE,S uEEICE-f4th street.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, ~, March ~:
75 81 Is Sc IS IS 81 80 80 z9 u 70 9
Ticket 40 IS 20; prize of SlO0 returned.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, %, March, 80:
6J 50 y u &C 50 IS 50 s. &c GO &c
Ticket IL IS; prize Of $3.50 sold and paid.
q,
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AA.nEkk as SEEiGh.
18th street. under EXCHANGE EOLGl,

14tn street, HuGHF hHCh&EH6 HOL6II
Drawn Nos Delaware, Ezra, 10, March 90:
Al 10 II So 29 Is 66 IL ~ 25 "a
Whole IL So &c, another prize
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 72, March 90:
79 GO 6o So So 10 az 80 &c ~ y 20 3
Half 50 63 &c; prize Of $500 sold by
LAMBERT.
To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 10 Cspitais: 500 o0u, II,GJU, 500, 5000, 256s
10 OF 1000, &c. IS numbers, l3 drawn Tickets
So. mn 81
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Ne9 Orleans Municipal Election.
New ORLEANS, March 26.--The municipal
election for aldermen took place to-day. The
democrats have swept the city.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE 67YE:


SaMee Wa T0yloF. Auefr
VALUABLE EE
"a, KATHARINE AND LEIGH srnrrTS r Un
a. aAuCTloN.-Win be sold On y 49, = -
aay Alserneoa next, the Oh dss ~ A.. esn ,
ocoei. ne n house ssss@snssei.I pcs, four
now in the sccupaacv Ct M iohn ca,nsrine street,
Alter the sale Of the House, win Is so,d ssnnne
cant lots fronting su Catharipe ana 80; Va.
snd running back about 100 feet The Houss .
at fair rent. Tb s1e Occupied By good tenant
ter in the yard. excellent wa
TEaMs-Ope.thrd cash; balance nj q 80 -
m onihs, with interest, secured by trps. 5a ~
title retained. oeeo OF
NH 81 JAMES N TAyfor
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IS DESIRABLE IA WILLY RESI-
rs DENCE OK BOARDING SCHOOL NAN
s-UN, FOR SALE OR RENT-It is situated
Legr Dr. StreckeE's within ten minutes walk Of the
market, on large lot 60 by $50 teer, has Il rooms
wiz EEe-places and is wen adapted Tor & school,
having two fine School Rooms below, and plea
eanI yard. II not disposed Of soon, married
-tsv would be employed 10 open Female
school, ana Teachers axe requested 10 cor
;eIyynd on the subject
-sjs property would be exchanged for unin,.
t.lred lots in OF near the city.
A-0-ess me at Richmond, Va post psid)
u SYUBBS,
M 2i-ClfWtg at Knowles 4. Waturs's
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2 !
nj 2i-Clfwtg al Knowles d Waltur6's q.

1- TOBACCO FACTORY k1R RENT.
81 Grsy's large Tobacco Factory, on Main street,
lrsced Tor rent for the balance Of the yesr. Ii
il Low ready for operations, having eight new
screws, and all other fixtures, CT every description
whatsoever, for carrying or large business. il
Lss good sweat. h0uae, and large yaTd attached.
App-y 70 us.
mn 81 TOLER & COOK Agents
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OsT, on Money evening last, between Wna. I
Ia Cullingworths snd Odd Fellows Lat -
Breasfpin, SCI with Garaes and Peaii Inc IN. !
der VIII 30 literally rewarded By leaving the Same
at IAis flee. mn ss-3
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sVKATV0N,s OFFICR.

Drawn Nos Delaware, No 70, March 70:
70 IS 68 IS IS IS 50 SO ~ u 709
To.Day.-Delsware, Ex II. Capital SO, 600.
IS numbers, l2 drawn Tickets 81.
laIso-Delaware, No Is. Capital: Sl2, 600. IS
numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets IS. mn 81
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I1EIKTY DOLLARS RE tgAkD, wi be

pad Tor the apprehension Of tie Inlet who
.-Cke open my house op Tuesday, the 22di inst, and
.oCE IhereirJn Trunk, containing l blue cotn
Ia, with metal buttons: black coat pair black
cashmere pants; do figured; plain b.ack satin
ves:; I do MaEseilles. white; Msra2n velvet, do;
figured sCaTia; / DO hdkt; buff vesl; figured
c. j neck &C; pair white rants; / dc figured; =
f.mns. vests, pair gloves; gcld FOB chein. ana
Eeys; gold rings; gold Dreaetpins, 4 shirts; 3
YARDS brown Cashmere; set colo studs; hdkts;
: pair socks l SINAI gold pencil; ! gold watch
u-a s:eel chair; hisgcTy Ct the World and 9 fgd
vests JOHN GiBBON,
uI 3I-2tr South Side Basin.
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Newspaper and Periodical agent,
III 3l-3t OuDpsite American Eolel
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q To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mend.-ln consequence OF the death of our wor
thy GIG eI,cien, officer OF tina Night Watch, Capt
Burwel JInsins, beg leave most respectfully, to
offer myself candidate tor the Office. | nave
served Ior the last Ten years %, and portion of
the time Us Isl Officer.
ARCH. C. WILKINSON.
nh 30-3t* lstLt w.
Jefferson w ard ne following ticket
viii oe supported Tor Aldermen and Councilman,
IN Jefferson Ward:
AIdeTmcn.-Wil lism Taylor, Richard D Ssnxay,
Alfred lnlOes, Thomas Hardgrove, Alexander l.
Roys;er.
Councilman m Z Hill, Jos NJ Darlington, Rich.
ard Hasglns. Ansor Richards, James n Tablet.
NH 30-d.de<
The Peoples Tick et-N0nroe
" ard.-rhe following ticket Will be supported
for Monroe Ward on "Wednesday, april 9Th. They
true and tried men Of ability AID frnEess, and
mach devoted 10 the interest OF the Ward.
C0UNCILMEN-J. K. Anderson, Samuel D De.
noon. j. Scott, w. G. Allen, d. J. Saunders
ALDEEMEN-S 7 Pullian, J. G. Winghold, l.. W
GlaZeUrook, J. Bray, J L. Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
mn 30-7t* OF Monroe Ward.
E Monroe Wnrd.-RegUlar Kgdependeat
Ticket
CoMMON COUNCIL ID Saunders, D Denoon,
William bfeeGen, John II Shook, Win Allen.
ALpERNRN Joseph C Wingdeld, James Bray,
L w Glazebrook, 5 7 Pulliam, Jesse Williams.
mn COMMON ITfSTlCE
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SPRING AND SUM MER DRESS
~ GOODS FOR SALE AT LESS THAN COST
have few handsome patierAs of Spring and
Summer Bereges Tissues, Chales Paris printed
Muslins &c. which win sell II at less than cost
10 close as am disseminating the Dry Goods busi-
ness w SWORDS 225 Rroaf stre<at
n. B.. lot of Remnants on hand will also be
SOLO without regard 10 cost NH 81
NVLID COLUk GOUDs.-sonu CO. or Re.
~ reyes, Mousiaines, Jsconets, Lswns, q c, in all
shades c HARTWELL d. co =
mn 81 opposite Swan Tavern.
NEW STYLE SILK hlANTLns-Iosr re-
IN ceivec per Express, from New fure, new styIe
sIlk Nantes; do Lace do
G HARTWELL L. co. s.
NH 81 opposite swan Tavern
HAVANA CltsAhs.--lna odlllun 70 nv wei
II assorted Stock OF about
10000 tine Havana CIGARS, mostly imported
by mysef, am just receiving, direct from Hs-
vsna
26,8G0 "Londres" OF very superior quality,
Wnicn offer for sale on very reasonable terms
FIR. CRAM
NH 30-6i@ No 2 Excnapse Buck
TLAnET WINES, Sc.-3OU rcxes LA.
" R1TS-of various ouaiites
SO boxes Burgundy WINES
rs do HAU + SAUTERNE
100 bsszels CHAMPAGNE
100 do Hook and Sparkling Hook WINES,
&c.
Mostly imported by myself. Now In store and
for sale al New York prices by
FIR. CRAM,
mn 30-6t~ No 2 Exchange Book.
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ADJUSTMENTS

THEATRE-A CARD.
Tuesday, April 5th, 1868.
BENEFIT OF MRS w. WARD,
ON which occasion will be produced, among
~ other novelties new play BY gentleman OF
Richmond: Uncle TENS Cabin In England ,
an answer to the Work OF Mrs stowe.
II Be prepared 10 see il! NH 3l-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-31

lRANGEs AND LEuONs.-l50 boxes
- Oranges aud Lemons, just to hand per steam
= aotHoEe, warranted IL the very best order, Tor
lale ~
ian 81 J 3 STEGAL.
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E'Oh HIhE.-i have Tor hire, for the balance
Of the year, good Cook, Washer and
Lf0ntF, without incuHbTaEce Also, House
Girl, accustomed 10 waiting the House. Ap.
Piyto Ed. D. EACHO,
nh q General Agent and Collector
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SHINGLE-. ~-oo,u Ou large CYPRESS buuch
: shingles, landing s, Rockets from schr Cupid
:-r sale On accommodating terms uy
nj II BELVIN & PARKER
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TOLER & COOK, Agents.

ksAkIsEN d. KINGS VIRGINIA AND
L NORTH CAkOLINA EMPRESS leaves New
-c-E every Saturday afternoon, al 4 O'clock, for
--cnmond, ana 1; would urge upon Merchants
ana others, the Importance Of Ordering their goods
- Dc seat 0y tins line 70 have them n store
Immediately alter the arrival OF the steamer Roam
tze % tae Monday morning following.
very description Of Freight, valuable Packages,
-swe.fy Specie, Bank Notes, Exchanges, &C, DE,
transported with care under Special Messeu.
gers. with pr0Elptaess and tdeity and AZ the
Ft;y lowest Iates. PARlSEN 4 KING,
No@ Fesey street, New York.
w. L. mAuLE, Agent,
nm JI-2t Pearl s+res, p;oEnord
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Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical Agent
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RAIL SUGAR, London Porter, Cotton
by
NH 81 DAVENPORT ATfFN&cO
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( + the person who tUOk the role ut Rich hiDDon
l. FROM the Metropolitan Store, On Tuesday even
ing, without paying Tor il, viii return the be.
fore Saturday evening, il Will be overlooked as
mistake Otherwise, prompt measures will be ia
ken tor its recovery. WILCOX 81 BELTS,
NH 81 Isl, Main street
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E5LA-%Es.-We have IN store a cIm3lete a..
l sof'meat OF Bading's Bench ana Moulding
Tow smooth do, for box makers. For sa.ef,v
mn u VAN LEW e. TAYLOR
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23

tents Of an entire jewellers shop
showered over my person; and my
Napoleon B0aparle and Donna Maria
can't 90 OF the piazza. because the
bio rocks and little pebbles cut their
tees SO badly lhrodgh their patent kid
slippers. l9 saala ms,1
Then, il Zebedee goes = fishing, he
would not dare to put On a linen coat
for the price Of his reputation. No
indeedl Why, helnsver goes into the
barn-yard without drawing on his
white kids. Then he orders the most
ruinous vines and ldinnerA, and feeds
those white packets till his purse is as
empty as an egg-shell. ] declareit Is
abominably expensive. III don't be-
lieve rich people knowowhat 1t costs
poor people tolivel---faHny Fern. pc
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23

TEMPERANCE IN INDIANA. follow
ing is extracted from a private letter To-
the editor ofbThs Tflbune, Z nom q most
Intelligent genlemanin Indiana.
nThe Maine Law 4 now certain in
this State. Thousands have been doubt
ful about taking so long step quite yet,
as our present law is very stringent, be-
ing almost a Maine Law where the peo-
.Ole ofa township vote No, and q Wins
eonsin Law where they vote Yes. But
our Supreme Court has just upset the
voting part al uacoHstitHtionat saying N
effect that all canlsell by giving bond for
responsibility, even where, as here, ionr-
EiIths have, year alter year, voted NO.
The alternative now is Free Liquor sell
ing or None at all I and the doubling Tenn
peIance men, with many others, are all
coming out now for cutting of the dog
tail Just behind the ears. The Judges
decision adds 10000 TO the Maine
Law foFces.D aiilH easg
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23
N 3 W B ooK S /.
TEmPERANoE MUSICIAN.

OPisiOas Of the Press.
awe are much pleased with this book, and
he qrty endorse the plan recommended in the au.
tbor's prrfaCe."- Maine Lao Messenger.
"This Is neat iille volume, containing no besl
collection of Temperance Songs and Music we
have seen. ."--S SEmmit Beacon.
The Tsmpsraae6 MBsieiaM Is the title Of little
work reciVrd from Appegae & Co. We have
no doubt II will becOme very popular with the
singers Of Temperance Songs. and thsTehy greatly
aid the cause OF humanity. Tlm tunes seem 70 be
excellent and the songs are Of The best. It Is q
desideratum In he present state OF the Temperance
cause. TsARsssss Organ.
APPLEGATE & co.
Publishers, Booksellers and StatiOneTs,
Oct H. a. Main street, Olncinna Il
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23
FProm the Southern Literary MesSenger.l
Autumn Lines

Gone Is the golden October N ffI
rs Down the swift current OF time,
Month BY the poets called .aober, .
Just for the sake Of the rhyme.
Tints Of vermillion and yellow 3a8
3 Imagined the forest and stream so
Poets then told Us twas mellow, 81,
How inconsistent they seem w
Now, while the mountain 10 snaaoN'
1ill Dappled and hazy appears M
While the late corn in the meanoW' +
Oulprit-Iike, loses itsears; 2
nces some choice spirits together, ogs
ylsT RIins out the dogs and the guns,
Follow the birds e,sf the heather, AZ
where the 9 cold riVulet" runs 1Gal
Look sor them under the cover,
bc8 Iust as the pole star at sea
Always Is sought BY the rover, {i9f y
Near where the pointers may be-. baa
tYst If yout field.trumping brothers 4 Il
s' shouid not be fellows Of mark, ipN
Leave the young partridge for Others
Only make sure Of 2 lark
Thus shall the charms Of the season
v Gently throw round you their spell, z
9 Thus enjoy nature in reason, .s.s. ~
~ II in the country you dwell.
But il CONDEMNED as a denizOn N n
81 In great town to resides WeE s8
a6Take down volume Of Tennyson,
Make him do service as guide. q#'
Borne upon poesy's pinion, ,,s
III Rise 10 the heights that he gains,
v Range over Fancy's dominion, iin
~, Walk Hypothetical plains, goiif
Soon shall the wintry December
Darken above us the sky a1 Y
Winds their old custonos remember
All, in spree, to get high. 76wl
And, as they wall through the cOpses,
Dirge-like and solemn TO hear, gaY
Natures own grand Tharatopsis glu.
Sadly shall strike the ear. Ant
But all impressions so murky
Instantly Danish like care,
Turn to the ham and the turkey mif
Christmas shall shortly prepare.
None than yourself can be richer, 80
Seated at night by the hearth, ~
With an old friend and pitcher
aB Lending share of the mirth.
Then to the needy be given ,eyf
Aid from your generous boards,
d And to a bountiful Heaven
Thanks for the wealth it affords.
.. J.R.E
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PLETE WORKS. ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTo
RY, PLUTARCH'S LIVES, SPECTATOR, 10.
SEPHUS, &c, &c. We invite all who deal in or
purchase books to give Us call 60 we are conf.
dent we can offer them such INDUCEMENTS as shall
be mutually beneficial
We have Just published number ofnew Rocks
OF merit, among which are DR.. JAM ES0N'S
great work, NOTES ON THE XIV hRrl.
CLES.n PETERSON'S FAMILIAR SCIENCE,
a book which should be found In every house as q
rpady reference UNIV ERSAEISM AGAINST
ITSELF, with an Introduction BY Rv. WILLlAN
P STRICKLAND. TEMPERANC &c MUSICIAN
containing a great variety OF musi songa and
VIII be ready on the 18th September. "A
Sept. 2.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-23
Still BurningI

uTwenty-six years ago, the frst Tenn
perance Society was Otganized at hud-
iowville, Tomkins county, AqusTteT0f
a century has gone by, and it is still in
existence. Every year has witnessed an
anniversary gathering, some OF 'he orl-
ginal founders always being present to
help commemorate the day. Such an
existence is rare. Hardly a watch fire
kindled at 30 early a day, is now burning
Deeply marked and wide-exiended have
been the footprints Of the cause since
that day.-Chief dsam dliw idge5d
We applaud the steady, energetic per-
severance Of our iellow-abOrers in the
cause oftempsrance and sincerely hope
the light may burn until the last poor in
fatuated drunkard inthat county shall see
his error, and return a areformed man TO
his home, his family and friends. NJ N
M