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years sold your segeube Pulmonary Balssm bnppy TO
bear testimony Its great efficacy in the relief and of
Pulmonary complaints We know of no medicine which
has deservedY sustained high reputation for 30 long
term of years. or which rarely dIsapons the
able expectations of those who use 1t.
Brewers, stevens, Il Gushing, Boston Mass-B A. Fab
nestock, Hull & CO., New York City Allen & Co Gin
cinnat, O-BarDard, Adams Co., IT. Louis, Mo -Carl
ton & Hovey, Lowell, Mass.-F scammon Co.Chcago
I'LL D. Wilder N Co., Louisville, Ky.-R HosteI &
Co., Buffalo, W. L. Thompson & Co., Troy, N "
J. Musson, Quebec c. E-W r. Baird " oedsiock, N. B.
Barrett 4 Son. Rutland, VIA. &. Spear, Burlington
vt.-smth & Pierce, Montpelier, v.-Whiic & Hill
Nashua N Hand many others Of the oldest and most re-
specialize Druggists and Apothecaes in the United statei
and British America.
Certificate of Otis Peck. Esq.
..4 BARRc, Vermont. Feb. 2st, 1874.
Ii isnow about twenty year, since first used the Veg
etable Pulmonary Balsam in my family. Since that tine
has been my practice keep supply of the article by INT
for the my family, which is large, and Tor the ben
eft Of my friends have uniformly found IL 10 be a very
valuable efcacous medicine; and think that by using
seasoanby for the complaints for which il is recommend
ed il has often prevented the disease from taking
erinns form. In tine instance recommended il 10 m,
brother who resides ia the State of New York, who wal
dangerously i'll with complaint Of the lungs; he has since
written to me for MORE having found nothing which gave
him so much relief OTIS PECK
In connection with onr old so cent article We now pu
81 size in large square hotties with rich cnameed blu,
wrappers, gilt directions, and fac sime of VIM. Jon'I
Cutler, containing nearly four times the quantity Of The
smaller size.
NJ Beware Of Counterfeits an limitations
such as CARTERs COMPOUND PULMoNARY BALsAN, and nj
others in part bearing the Enquire for the article
by its whole name,
"Vegetable Pulmonary Ba1sam,r
and that has the fac simie Of WV. JoSN CUrLEI
upon the outside wrappers Each hottie and seal is stamp
| ed Vegetable Pulmonary Basam"
Prepared by REED, CUTLER IL CO., Importers and
DYE SrUrrs, % India street, Boston, and sold by Drug
ess, Apoibecares aud County Merchants genefally.-
For particulars and recommendations pamphlet nc
companying each bottle. Price, large size 81 90 small
size SO ceuts. Sold in Montpelier by SMITH FIERCE
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ash or saleratus not being good. 1t will then
mix with oil, and should recommend to use
one-haf oil.--Maine Farmer. .s.,.s..,.. .
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WATER CURE.

IL Is omen Summer and Winter for the reception Of pa
ents nquiries concerning the applicability Of the
will be answered withoutcharge Prescriptions
for home treatment ~.
Concord, May 1859. 90 f Ivy 8
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CO N s u M pTION!

THE above Exectoant prepared by experienced Phy-
scinn and Chemist. has be- standard Pre-.
paraen, and is offered fotthe COMPLETE URE of those
diseases of the Throat, and Lungs, which ifnerlpct
ed, usually terminate fatally in Consum ption. con
ains no Opium, Caiome any mineral whatever hut Ia
composed entirely of those Roots, Herbs, aud Vegetable
Substances which have specific influence upon Lungs
and their connected organs Its immediate effect is to al
lay all ration and gently remve the plegm and other
morbid secretons from the threat and Air passages thus re-
evng the Cough, by snbdung the inflammation and other
causes which give rise TO H. II Is approved and rs com,
mended by Physicians Of the highest standing and NAV
be given with perfect safety tothe orthe most
delicate female. as 81 rtai7si' bt5 ,f7T'.7I
Prepared by A. l.. SCOVILL g. CO., Gothic Hn,, M
3l6 b aadway, New York. 5im6
Sold IN Mcntpecrty B. y. Tyler; in Waterbury, ]. n.
Bradley and b. Barrett; Piairfeid, Jno hale Barre O.
French; Norihheld, Gould Robinson Stowe s. Cam:
Marshhed, Punam& Woosteri Warren, G. e. Cardeti
Emore, SIG Scott; Cabot +. Perry & Coz also BY Dug
gtsts IN otaer places in the State. JAS. NJ HENRY, Of
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A CURE FOR A.LL!!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

HULLUW a I 5 OINTMENT,
CITIZENS OF THE USioN -You lave done me the homer
as with one voice. from end of the Uuion to the 9th
to stamp the character my onen with your appro
baton. 1t is scarcely two years since made il known
among YOU and already it has obtained more celebrity
than any other medicine Ia SO short petied.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York.
Astonishing Cure Of Sore Legs, qfie, Nine
Years Standing
Copy Of Letter from sIr VIZ Langley, of huntsville,
fadkln County, North Carol a, U. s., dated
November list, 1853.
Read his own Words.
To PRoF EssoR HOLLOWAY, Sir 1T is not my wish TO
become nrnfious neither is this letter written for the mere
sake of writing but 10 say, that your Ointment cured me
Of of the most dfeadfl caneous dis ase, that flesh
Is heir H. and which was considered by all who knew me,
to be Entirely beyond the reach Of meacine For nine
years was afflicted with ofthc painful and trou-
blesome sore legs that ever fell TO the lot Of and
trying every medicine had heard of, resigned in
despair all hope Of being culed but friend brought me
couple OF large pots of your Onment which caused the
my legs to heal and entirely reganed my health
to my agreeable surprise AID delight and to the astnnsh-
ment OF my friends. (signed) WI. LANGLEY.
I'm Extraordinary Cure Of Bad Breast, ,Uien
nearly al the point OF death.
Copy of Letter from Mr.. K, Durant, New Orcuns,No,
vember 9Th. 1853.
tn Pm FEssoR HOLLOWAY, 80, Corner of Ann and Mas
san Streets, NJ f.Dear Sir TT vii heartfelt gratitude
have to inform you that by the your Ointment and
Pills, the life Of my wife has been saved. For years
cancerons nature) was told that nothing could her:
she was then induced TO your Ointment and Pills.
when In ;hr short space OF three months, they effected
perfect cure to I've establishment of all who knew We
obained your Medicines from, Messrs. Wright Co., Of
Chanresstreet, New Orleans. ! send this from Hotel
des Princes" Paris, although had written it at New Or
leans, before we finally hit that time, not knowing
your address al New York. (Signed) 4. DURAN1.
The Pills should be used cunionltly with the OintmeI
In most of the following cases -
Bad Legs Contracted IL Lumbugo Sore tn oats
Bad Breasts, Stiff Joints Piles skin -dsease
Burns Fistulas Rheumatism Scurvy
Buniohs Gout salt Rhcum Sore he ads
Chhlans Glandnlar Scads Ulcers
Lhapped hands Swe,iinss Sore Nipples Wounds
Sold Ut tho Establishment Of Professor Holloway %
Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York. also b.
all respectable Druggists and deecs in Medic through
out the United States in Pots nj 81 IL cents, 81 do
so each. 10 be had Wholesale of The principal Dru
Houses IN the Union, and sold in Montpelier by Fred
Smith, successor TO s X. Collins.
There is considerable saving In taking the larger sizes
N. B-Drecons for the guidance OF Patients in ever
disorder athxet to each Pot.
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p
ruu anna PRIZE ODE,


,~ps Al The reopenng Of the Crystal Palace % the h
May, 1854.
ny WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.
10! the trsnsitory darkness
From our Palace floats away,
10! the glorious gems Of Genius
Glitter in the rising day.
See again the mighty Nations
Meet and clasp each others palms,
And by Labor's glowing altar
Lift on high according psalms.
Here behold the true Evangel!
Not from War may Earth increasei
God has stamped his shining patent
Only on the brow Of Peace.
Only by the arm OF Labor,
Swinging TO Inventions chime,
Can the Nations build their Eden
In the wilderness Of Time.
Nations hear that mighty music
Rolling through the mountain-bars-
Planting deserts, bridging oceans,
Marrying the choral stars:
Telling that our Crystal Palace
Glorines the joyous sod
Making Man, with Art and Nature,
Worthy of the Builder-dod!
Sations then rejoice that darkness
From our Palace floats away,
and the glowing gems Of Genius
Glitter in the light Of day
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

THIRTY YEARS of unprecedented
i popularity and sale oflhe Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam has satisfactorily
proved tito be the most reliable remedy
fur coughs, colds, consumption, and all
diseasrs Of the lungs, throat and chest.
In confirmation Of the above, we have
the pleasure To submit the following
convincing evidence:
1. August lst. 1853.
GEHlLEMEH:-We. the undersigned
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Notice Extra.

LII having unsettled accounts with u.s. are requested
to call by the LIST day Of January all that do pts
WI and their accounts and lett for collection the
2osh day Of january, 1854 kyMAN y MING.
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THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective pnrGati,c PHI which could he relied on as
and perfectly SAFE in its operation Ih;- has
been prcnarcd to meet that demand and an extern
sivc trial of its virtues has concusivclv shown with
what success il accompli> hes the purpose designed
|; is to make physical pin. but not to
make the best Of Ill pills - one which should have
none Of the objections. but all the advantages. Of
every other. This has been attempted here. and
wit! what success we would respectfully submit To-
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every plrgati,c
medicine i acrimonious and irritating 10 the bow
els This i not. Manv o. them produce much
gripping pain and rtyu>ion III the system 10
than counterbalancc the good to De derived from
them. These pills produce 10 irritation or pain.
unless II arse from previously existing ot>truc-
ton or arrangement III the bowels. Being p.rc.
vegetable. no harm can arise from their Ill any
quantity but il is better that medicine should
be tlkc, jIdiciul>lv. Minute directions for their
use III the several diseases t. wirh they are aI,-
plicnllc given on the box. Among thc COM
plants WIN IA have been speedily cured by them
may mention Liver Complaint. III It's var"u> forms
of J1ln'!lcc. Indigestion. Iangu0r and Loss of APP
petite. I~tlt>>Il,>> lrIitabilitv. Bilious Headache.
illlou> Fever. Fever and AglIc. Pam IN the Side
and Ions: for. IL truth. all these but tho
sequence OF diseased action i'll the liver As an
apcrIcn:. they afford prompt and sure relic. in Cos
t!v,;!c>~ Piles. Collie. DS~c,trV. Iiuluul> S,rot-
ull and Scurvy. Colds With >.rcI.,>> Q. tic bcdy,
Il"r> ~! ur'.r'y Of The blood. il. Short. any
;rd cyt.y ease where yurC ltiIc i required.
l!!"v have also produced some Sil:-ularlv Sue
c"~-.l cures in Rheumatism. Goat. D!oI>y. Gravel.
Fry -;rr!-. Palpittian Of the Heart Pans il. tie
X. stomach and side. They should D" freely
'k,'. in t. spring If the wear .o 1liri.y H., blood
AID ir pare the system. for the change OF >ca>oIs
An "cca~:'aal d"~c stimulates IT, stomach and
bowels INT" healthy action. and tie ,,I,,.-
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THE f.EE.IT
Spring and SumIlrr Medicine.

EF lll ILr>-coinr,-rl al >ar-a;e'ri..H, Yellow
Dock Dil.,i,i"; rrirniv All. NIL berry. Ma'i
drake. hiiVa: Nc-. c'i "''iii''t - :" ~ ~
concert with nature. he effect 81 tli> r'r'';c:'r
upon The ~N>fc,m : mo; ~"lilcr'rl lH-r cure
and ci;.di,a.. from The >,-t.In Live Com lii.'-
HAT main wheel al IiiIIv dl-c:i-"' 'anntle.
Bile pv>icii>i;. Co-ivcnc~. l''nrr> II fh' Ei""f
and skn. Indigestion. Ncrv'n- N"aknc~- AND
Headache. Pile. General D.iifs. ana the h"-f "f
kindred di,ea-.- arising from :, .rlcrc.! stomach
cr tad and iin,ure -':l'c ii the i'l'r''!
ONLY - c,.,l,~ or 4 ..i::'. and :. cent for Il
Quart h",,lc Trv T. ana ."ii Wi, - satisfied
Nin.r~.ri II, ~. o.. i'..' =. ''..'.. So - '.
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THOMAS l.. HALL.
ST AlE Or VERMONT.

Essex County. s..
IN tkancerv i'h Tuc,lav "t MAY. ia at Guild
hall in said County.
Horace B.Roo. of East IIavcnn said County Orator
Horace +. Ross and his WIFI Diana Ross late Of said
East Haven. low Of Winrhc>tcr Connecticut,
N.tcnlant>
VTNIFE Orator SETS f,~l in hi Bill! that on the 4th
q day Of Nay. 10 h. soil t. said Horace F.
Ross the nor;herlv halt of the So,ltlorlv tr,! and
the ,cU'hcr'v hal; of the middle third ui Lot num-
h"r % in the township Of Newark and State Of
Vermont c~timatc At loo acres for four hundred
'"illr~. and :: Iii request decc, the same 10 tie
>;!!t Diana. VII" NJ the samr time with tie a--cl
= her sad husband exccutcl three ,,rn,n;->urv
n""~ tori" Orator tor o.!r hundred and iircc four
collars tr part Of tie purchase money .. sad prem
>t>, - expressed iii sail notes. one Ic;ir for fiiv
t"Hlr~ N "Hr v"Hr "! h iutcrc-: aunEav one
tor fifty dollars two wears with .crc~. annually
and lie o.hor for ninety :;ur Lars IN three v.r,
with interest annually. an'! All dated Nav j. $50.
Az II the same zine exccii:c 10 Orator Will; the
>>'nt 81 her -3!t husband Gnrtg1r2 deed II AID
if'!-r- conditioned I" Secure Tie liv,nc!.t Of aid
uv"-. and further setting forth tin, all Horace f.
Re- took Immediate possession of tie premises,
and hath eyer since "n'cycd tie nc. h;l: that said
lo:cS are 10, paid. and tat b.. the .crln, If said
'n"r'gace he same has become absolute and pray
~: taaf r';.!I,an.> m. be 1c..rcc - ',a, he
I'm u" ~ rra ona',o ,!av,r HAT he equity If
=" '";np';,!. ia ,'i! nortgGacI premises uIav he L.
cr"cd 10 J." ,ircr,'rcd am! Ill,l;ratng Process a.
c.I:l>' he Defendants which ha,ig ! uc,l am, il
q ''"'In@ '!ia pc;''.'t ont o. rc:ch # re-
co. %! H. STATE aud ; Ell hcit," Iulv fled ,r
:h". plr?o~, j. ordered that Defendants lee r"':i
~ Il t:,r frrdrncv ci I'D prcc-> =. Cr.:rcc.y At
the term ah"v" named. hv publ aiot Hi Order
'dgec weeks successive Was >"o'l he, in HE
'"'''''tan.a newspaper r-in' al ~ s.. :o'i'~hrv
> 4 NfI' of u
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i'ap:rr Marilc.

! ne he and most .,urlh- material known
Z i"F iH'HIc r"'n->. ''IIIicc-. Brackets House
al>.' 3lh'"~. ''-''-. window to.lcc> =fil al
hlid> at House orriarnc.> c,.,-r.. piece, r;,r cell
M. al -z''- al i'y. Win, 80. o so. :, ,,v
lir' OF the country. and ANY Carpenter can lti-
nom up III i'" ".ltiI:- without creating ..;lv
aust OF DIRT. "" lI"ck letter. f.r >,,.>. ,;;j-
Hi"nh'ii-> AID { :icc> i'r l cabins Sin, Ca,.-
200" pun ana "liilcii'a!. "fi.amcicd Plaster
Nc II WI! NJ crch IA any hci: q" cl.li!a., or 81.
furnace, nor warp" ior i've in anv way
i can b" c't. filed. sawed. l!a,i,i ana turned ly
''.hr. Il can lie nailed and screwed az j 4, non
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ca."i FEN All,
COMPLAINTS.

-! t!ic>r are Pre-
laf'>u- | teri. or fall
III" "i thc Womb:
+! iH"r An.>. or
" hltr>; Chronic
inflammation and
liberation "i The
N"nh: accidental
Hcrn"rrhayc.or
llo"'ling: Painful.
Suppressed. aud lr-
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

'FNilE subscriber Offer for sail. H.. .,
n'4o'~ d~cl. Tior~c situated ON r,,,r ,.,.
~ SOLOMON ANpHIWS.
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THE CAL E DO II / A N.
Watches, Jewelry
Daguerre otypes.

VINE subscriber has lately built one of the very
I best daguerrean Rooms that can he furnished
with large and commolou- Sky Light. and can
take pictures in cloudy or fair weather. Having
learned his trade in the city, he is prepared to exc
cute pictures in true city >tylc and beauty Chill
,lren taken between the hours Of ~ A. " End .
l.. w.. by new process.
Gold and Silver Watches,
Patent Lever Clocks Silver Spoons. Spcctaclc>:-
Il new and beautiful style Of breast Pins. and Ring
gold and silver Pencils. and Icwelry If al kinds for
sale cheap.
MEL0DEONS,
ri extra tone, superior article. also for >ae at
low prices
PICTURE FRAMES of all -izc>, OF 9Th, Rose
Wood. and Black Walnut.
WATCHES. CLOCKS. and IEWETEI
carefully repaired. J.O. COWl.ES.
PcaclIan. Dec 10. 1873. s56nl6
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Ic@'iEr N"I:~truaii"r &c. with all their ac,,,,,,,
ny 49," evils cancer 'Ncrl''ci.l no matter low &C.
were 'r al how lone -taiG.l.sr.
~" '"ih"lir"n far >urfa~~c> other remedies. in
l" iil''c certain. l">~ expressive and l-vill,r =,
>N~f'iii II letter conditions. Let nl >.r cal,
an! "hiain 4 l'Fam.'hlrt free c"u.:ininr amid.
"' from The most respectable -,,I:r,..> -. liz. bean,
rc'H! results i IL u~e Together with l..er> from,
h2hlv experienced PLY ciail> who have used !, j.,
H'r r"ct:rr. and sl'eak from Their Own cl,>,..ya-
tons.
REFERENCES
J.. i. F"''k!am. VI. H.. Ttjca. Ny.
l.. y. Fleming. u. d.. Caiaml:;.ra. ~.
" II. Nill~. " D.. Rochester. ~.
u. y. !o".c. w. H.. Syracuse Ny.
i'r"i- Dunbar, VI. H.. l;:ltiln, re-. Nd
j. {. pfTick w. u. do.
W. ". Reese. VI H.. New York Ci-v
W.fsc-c"tt, VI. H.. Concord. \. il.
!. l.. New land w. - | :ic:. Ny
icv. {. :. E,.-:rl. 'lr'.u >,,r;r.~. Sc
Pamphlets had @r;,~ al C. I;,x,.r,N. ,..,.,.
ana HTu2-;'>t. -. J"liu>hurv. Vt. Al,o I'D IN.
mot OF Tie leading Druggists in Tic aiioil.:,l.
c"'iilf'--. j. l.. Maze HI>iN Co.. rrpr,e;nr, Irn-
'Fai ic'"i. IA! Broadway. Y Y >,.7y1
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

4 LATHAM 4 co. are cent. for r.r..sp,
:. tent Circular Saw NIL for N,r,.,,, .nd
New IlainpShire a. '''''
.Iule 20 $50
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Essex County.
IN thancerv III Tr"-lav Of May ia at Guild
hail. in said County.
Horace Roo. of East Iavcn.in said County Orator
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) MI. or \inNIu\r..

ti' .. I>.Ii.
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VI arch. 1854.
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ban o'ct hei"H. in part Of Nor,.ll;,n~.
OHM. Uuini"t IF,'.mo.ia.r Of roa--:. CT.,..ro,
lr'' a"l nuiuc. Nalcria,'r 81: Lon. Xf.., :,,ii Nor
''ii"e: tar"na'r arl upla.c II Na.a..r,c. Svr
r'", l.l:dr If lron. Pure Metallic Ir,, rijc.in,.
N">h. ll:.'"tir:!n. !.i.,ihayi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27
7 IyER COMPLAINT, DYEpEpsIA

'IVER COMp1.ATNT. TYEpEpSIA
~ xc = ~. ,rny.nI1s nv
- C1riinuNtS w 100 -
mss - ~ nutsyss anu ~ 49,
lasef % SloH1chs ~ ~ 80 1s
paliss, ~ ples faness o. o.oyu - 49, 80
sslisy ~ as ssoniscni aaasss s $500. 20
ooa ~ Meisha "a w 1880 IL. ~ r, ~
aos, " nu,le lhE :. aS ~ a;ss.i. psh
~ .ae nsao, a; saa osasn
~ q uutteshG " tns SRI y. sen-
sa.ioAs "asn N yns p9ssa a " NlMons
ao1 or wsns before .ae sgn- ssssI nnu qu PAN 10
tns mead aenciency oI sl IA MI, s5nownes oi no
sAts ona yes. Pa.l ~ $3.50 AlAups e
SUDDEN nusnes OF neas pualns 10 Ihe hesn constant
Imagininss Of esn. ana eIea. oppression q sprits
csn ne eneCr1siy Ss ~ ~
II Ln n = IA a. InnSFanN ~ Iaa riebsfed
9y ". y. M SANhsoN, Ho. l<V Arcn street, Phila-
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rHE. DAILY. DISPATCH
TETDAY M0RNIN0T JANUARY =, iss.
LITERARY NOVELTY.

Friday last Punch had the satisfaction of being
present at Signor Sivori's farewell concert He
was exceedingly diverted by the performances OF
that clever vfolinist, which also reminded him OF
an idea that had occasionally occurred to him be-
fore on hearing Ole Bull Listz, and other PROBES
sors Of musical gymnastics-
He perceived that the talent of these gentlemen
Law principally In executing variations on certain
ss,ari.e ARA that It, in dsjointing their different
nortions and filling up the intervals with divers
fsntasfical and eccentric movements OF their own
rune, shakes, and forth, thus Interpreting the
original music, which was expressive OF some sen.
dment feeling. or state of mind, with passages
which ha wing no meaning at all. forming an agree
ABLE contrast to the melodies wherewith they were
blended.
that the principle $50 greatly to the eradication OF
the public acted upon by the musicians, might be
advantageousy applied 70 the sister art of poetry
He thinks that Shakespeare with variations would
very probably be received with great applause
The variations, OF course, should correspond ex
pressiveness and intellectually to those above
alluded TO- For instance, let the line to be varied
be-
"To be, or not to be. that is the question"
The theme might frs, be recited entire, and then
treated as follows:
To be not, fiddle: TO be diddie; that, tooral; B
rooral, the question, lay.
Fiddle, fiddle, iddle, tooral, looral, lay.
Tooral to be- loora or not; lay, to- be- that is, i'd
die. the question iddle de dee.
To yoddle be, doddle or, fol; not dol; to, de; be-
roll that ri; is, toll the, lol; question, de rido.
Yodde doodle fol de rol, to be; hey down derry
diddle dunn, or not whack rum ii oodity, to be; no
down, that; chip chow cherry chow l.; ira la la la
the question
Dong, dong harum, scarum dive question.
Right fol de riddy, cody, bow WOW, wow!
Drowning men will catch at straw; and consid-
ering the present declining state OF the drama,
Punch seriously recommends his suggestion to the
notice of the managers. Its adoption viii doubt
less astonish the weak minds of many, to whom
Shakspearessense, atpresent, too strong for them
be will rendered more palatable by dution
aAAS London Punch
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ROTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
~ DOCTOR E. D. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted and especially those suf
erng with chronic and supposed incurable forms Of
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice Of
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this city,
and therefore can give satisfactory reference Thou.
sands who are out miserable existence with
Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofula, Liver Com.
plant Disease, of the Lungs, Fistula, sc might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well to come To ths
city and remain until their health Is restored Ell.
tracing Teeth only % cents.
Office on Franklin, between 18th and l4th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
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NEW CONCERN. - The subscriber

NEW CONCERN. - The subscribers
IN have this day entered into co-partnership for
the purpose of conducting General Grocery, Com
mission and Forwarding Business, on Cary street,
opposite the Columbian Hotel. They will in few
days offer good and well-selected stock of GRO.
Northern markets, principally for cash. which we
invite the attention of friends and the trade gen.
orally We also solicit consignments of every de-
scription and will make liberal cash advances on the
same, Will attend TO receiving and forwarding
Goods upon the best terms.
-sa}4l47 w. B. RADCLIFFE,
T. V. DOUGLASS.
Richmond, Dec. 4, 1853. ia7
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The Manchester N. ii. Memorial tells of an old
Joker, who, on his way to muster" in passing a
grave yard, espied an aged couple, infrm with
years, looking more like ghosts than living beings
emigrating from the said yard, where they had
been to weep over the graves of friends and
ted them 10 this wise-"Go back, good folks-go
back-you must have made great mistake this
morning" The old couple started in surprise
sGo back and lie down. say, this isn't resurrection
day-its only general mus.erl"