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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Dand for sale by


just above Exchange Hotel.
THE LAMP LIGHTER; I'd edition. Over 90 600
copies sold in three weeks: S1.25.
HOT CORN, or Life Scenes in New York by Scion
Robinson: S1.25
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MISSIS-
SIPPI: by Baldwin; $l.25.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS: by Mrs
Mowatt; rs.
ENGLISH SERFDOM AND AMERICAN sLA-
VERY, or Ourselves Others See Us: by l. B.
Chase; rs cts.
KATE CLARENDON. or Necromancy in the Will
derness bv Bennett; Soc
FORGED WILL, or Crime and Retribution: BY
Bennett; SOC.
FERNANDO, or the Fallen Angel; by Dumas: Soc.
WILL cRITTENDEN, or the Lone Star of Cuba;
25c.
WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE: by BuntIine 25c.
THE PIRATE CHIEF; 25.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March; 25c
LONDON QUARTERLY soc
EDINBURGH REVIEW, WESTMINSTER RE-
VIEW; Soc
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for March; SOC.
kNtCKERBOCKERf for March; 25c
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART for March:
Csc.
rF- THE CITIZEN: GLEASON'S PICTORIAL.
SATURDAY POST, POLICE GAZETTE; WEEK
LY HERALD; PILOT, WEEKLY TRIBUNE and
TIMES; CHAMBERS JOURNAL, &C., - c., all for
LoNEoN ILLUSTRATED NEws;a5c.
LONDON PUNCH; I2tc.
IRISH AMERICAN.
For any and everything in the Book Magazine
Newspaper line, call send to the Literary Depot
of
JR HOLBRoOK,
Franklin street, just above the Exchange Hotel.
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LOCAL MATTERS

A Coon MovE-The clerks In the various
Drug stores Of thiscity, withthe consent Of their
employers, are talking Of adopting some plan BY
which they may be partially relieved Of The ncces.
silly of attending to business all day on Sunday
The design ia, we believe tolappoint certain hours
for keeping open doors, say from seven until ten in
the morning, and from four until seven in the af
ternonn, and then to closeup for the remainder of
the day By adopting this course, ample oppor-
tunity will be afforded for preparing Doctors pre-
scriptions, while the Druggists will have few
hours TO attend church, as well as for recreation
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NEW sTORE-CHINA, CROCKERY,

DIOIGI-OIIIINftt 4,
IN GLASSWARE, &c. No. IA sMan street, Rich
leave to their friends and the public 10
general that they have opened with full and new
stock of CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
of the latest styles and patterns. including some
handsome China Tea Sets, with variety of beaut.
full China Ornaments, and other Goods connected
with the business consisting in part of Table Cutlery
Plated Spoons, Forks, Casters, &C.. Britannia ca
Sets. Walters, Trays, Solar and Fluid Lamps Look
ing Glasses. &c. Also, supply of Willow Baskets,
ers, and Brooms and Brushes
A liberal discount and low prices to dealers.
Goods carefully packed, and orders promptly exc
cuted.
NH Its r. L. HICKSON L CO.
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PROLIFIC S Toe K.-Mr. Benjamin p
Pryor, one of the city watchmen residing on French
Garden Hill, owns mich COW that has dropped
four live and healthy calves within the past thirteen
months. Last spring she dropped twins, and on
Wednesday last she performed the same remarka.
BILE feat Three of these four calves are now alive
and doing well. The COW, it is said, will give three
gallons oil milk per day.
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WILMA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
~ &c, at the old stand, 2l8 Broad street.-At the
solicitation of many of his friends and customers
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end of he city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
supply of everything connected with the business
such China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls, Goblets, De.
canters Flower Vases, Lamps, Looking Glasses
Trays, Walters. Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bri
tanna Castors Tea and Coffee Pots, with endless
variety of China Ornaments &c.
NH Its EDWARD s. HICKSON.
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TAKEN DowN.-John Carter, boy of
sixteen summers, complained to the Mayor yester.
day, that William Wayne had caught him and d.
vested him OF coat and pants. Carter stated that
he had placed himself under Mr. Wayne to learn
the butchers trade-that after remaining there
about eighteen months, he thought Mr.. WAYNE did
not treat him well, and he therefore aut-and that
the clothes taken from him were given to him by
Mr. w. while In his servlce The complainant was
referred to Justice Jarvis of Henrico as the affair
came within his jurisdiction
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y CARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, Ac-J.
A. HARRINGTON, Dealer in Imported Cigars 1874
MAN, corner of 10th street. Richmond, invites at
tention to his large and desirable stock of CIGARS,
SNUFF and TOBACCO, suitable for all trades
He is also General Agent for the sale of the cele-
brated Rock Candy and Pride of Virginia Tobacco,
at factory prices, manufactured by Messrs. Cosby l.
Winfree of thscity. Also, for s. Goodwin L Bros
fne-cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, at the low
est market cash prices, at wholesale and retail
Il,
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FAMILY HAMs.-We are indebted to
Messrs BURKE g. EGGLEsToN for a splendid family
ham, the best we have had the pleasure II tasting
for many years. These gentlemen have more of
the same sort on SALE
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To THE CITIZENS or kicHM0sD.-Tbe
Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court being completes
by continued Ill health to resign mis- ONCE pressn,
myself before you candidate.
Having been Deputy ia the Office for nine year,
and having for the last FIVE onths during the sck
of my brother. been the acting clerk in court
well in the Office, believe myself fully GEN.
petent to discharge all the duties Should Il be Won,
pleasure elect me, will perform all the duties Of
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7-dtde ROBERT HOWARD
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MISS F. W. WH,rE's RrAp,ses-We

have time now only to say that Miss Whites debut
as apoetical reader, at the Athen@um last night,
was emnently successful. She was greeted with
large and fashionable audience whose frequent
plaudets fully attested that her success was no Ion
ger problem. We reserve for our next issue a
more extended notice of her efforts
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STRUCK HIS FLAG BY order of the
Mayor, Mr.. II. Ball, proprietor of BALLS Life
Scenes in New York." has been compelled to take
down his flag which he had floating over Franklin
street as an advertisement of his panorama now
exhibiting at Metropolitan Hall.
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AMfcABLY ApJUsrEp-On the 18th of

AMICABLY ADJUSTED.-UD The 10Th OF
August last warrant was issued against William
Allen. charged with assaulting and beating Eliza
beth Ham, andfofficcr Johnson attempted to serve
it, promptly, but going in search of the accused
he found that he had left the city, for parts un-
known Some few days since Allen returned to
this city, and the officer learning Of his where
abouts, went in pursuit of and captured him. Yes
terday he appeared before the Mayor, who dismiss
ed the warrant at the request of the complainant.
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THROWING SToNEs-J0hn Parker, a
small boy, was knocked down by stone thrown
by another boy, near the city jail yesterday after
noon and was very badly injured
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March 10.
ARRIVED,

Schr. Ellen Dyer, Kelly, Portland, plaster, Shields
i Somervill.
schr. New York, Winters, New York, mdse., D.
Currie.
Schg. Henry Read, -, Norfolk lumber.
Schr. Lucy White, Terry, Boston, Ice, Wardwe ell
L. Badger.
SAILED,
Sckr Jos. Porter, English, New York, coal.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse. and
passengers
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That ssllow akin and dull pain in this side. Your
liver - Affected CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE never
fails to cure all Liver Diseasea Don't lake mercury
or blue mass while this inestmable but harneas az
tice can be had. single bottle frsqudntiy cures.
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MARRIED

At Benicta California the 24th January last. by
the Rev Mr. Wiley. Mr.. WILLIAM H. CHEVERS,
Of Old Point, to Miss HELENA KIMBLE.
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NORTHERN ICE-We invite attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Wardwell e. Badger,
in another column. These gentlemen have Just re
ceved cargo of Northern Ice,' an article that
must soon become great luxury if the weather
continues warm
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DREDGING MAcHINE-Mr Samuel N.
Payn. the Contractor for building the Dredging Ma
chine for the city OF Richmond, intends giving 1t
trial this afternoon at o'clock
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NEW CLOTHING SToRF.-Messn. Grosh.
ong. Tupman g. Co, have taken the gore No. sc
Main str et and intend conducting the sothing bu
siness, on large scale.
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JOSEPH HALL.-It gives us pleasure to
state that this getleman who was so seriously in
jured few days ago, is in an improving condition
and that strong hopes are entertained of his speedy
recovery. ~
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BAD DoG.-A little boy named John F. L.
aege son of Lewis Iaegeswho resides at the corner
of Federal and ST. Stephen streets, has been badly
bitten by vicious dog belonging to neighbor, at
two different times, within week past On Sun
day last, while at play with another boy, John was
caught by the dog who not only bit him severely
on one hand, but bruised his side and arm badly
On Thursday evening last, when returning from
the well with bucket of water, John was again
attacked by the same dog who tore his other hand
severely. besides biting him or three times on
one OF his arms. Such dog ought not to be per-
united to go at large and will probably be killed
by order of the Mayor
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FNEs.-JOhn J. Wilson, Jacob S. Atlee
aud Thomas ]. Dunnayant, were each fined ST. and
costs, on complaint of officer Irving who reported
their teams and drivers for violating the ordinances
of Getty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-11

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs for sale
at Auction, at Rockets THIS MORNING, at Ii
o'clock. DUNLOP MONCGRE L. CO..
NH IL Aucts.
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Te THE CITIZENS OF RicHMOHD.-The
undersigned conscientously persuaded that his en-.
perience, as an assistant to Mr.. Blair fyho declines
" the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE sfers himself candidate for the suffrage.
of his fellow-ciizens. Should they confer npon him
the honor of election TO that Office he will exert
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully
fe 7-tde& T, j LACKLAND
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-During the fire at Mr..

HEAVY RoBBERY.-During the fire at Mr.
Wallner's store Tuesday night last his desk was
entered and robbed of 81 900 in money, consisting
of bank notes of various denominations varying
from $40 TO $50 The police have been on the alert
for the money since the occurrence, but have not
as yet been able to discover it, Mr. w now adver
tises his loss and offers 800 reward for its recov
cry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-11

New SUNDAY ScHooL.-We understand
that an application will be made to the Council
Committee on the Public Grounds, for the privilege
of erecting small house for Sunday School on
the Square on French Garden Hill The applicants
promise to remove the house whenever the Coun-
Gil determines to improve the Square Under such
circumstances, we do not sss how the Committee
can refuse to grant the application, and we sin
cerely trust they will not as the INDECENT children
CT the city are to be greatly benefited by it.
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{ HOWARD.
n. JONES LAcKLANp.-OrrrcE oy Hle

CoNsrABLE.-Without his knowledge solcita,ion.
r. JONES LAKELAND is recommended to tn
people of Richmond for this Office. He has proved
himself faithful and efficient Deputy. and after
paving Deputies, the Office IL not valuable. To
young man like him, who contributes to support
widowed mother and sisters, is the of q WORTHY
and estimsble citizen. formerly one the Tobacco
obigng. the Office ~ desirable. 1t IL hoped he will
be considered as being In the line of promotion.
fe 12-lm% CITIZEN
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Hrs HONOR. THr MAYoa or THE CrrY

To HIS HOH0R, THE MAYOR or THE CiTY
or RfcHMeND -FOUR fellow-citizens, merchants,
traders and Others in the city Of Richmond. desiring
to Be repre- scented 1t the ensuing Commercial Con-
vention at Charleston In South Carolina. respectfully
request Of you the call Of public meeting, for the
purpose Of selecting sutable Delegates to represent
the city of Richmond in said Convention.
Respectfully yours,
d. H. London Brooks Bell Co
WilIiuaharn Elicit Co VS.. & @. Donnan
Jeter Leftwich Rich'd @. Norris
BENZ. Lloyd Belt r. Duval
Ricf'd Reins Parker, Bsyiy& Nimmo
Edwin James Jas. C. SPOTS
Wadsworth. Turner ( Co Sutton Winston
p. r. Moore Co W. Irwin Scott
d. p. Gooch Jno Thompson
Hugh w. Fry H.. r. Pairo 4 Co
Tinsey Bryant Alvey Lipscomb
Kent. Paine Kent Adolpb Dill
Christian T. Lathrop Warren Perkins
Quares Brooke Hubbard, Gardner Co.
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By the request of my friends, announce
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA.
Bile of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo.
tion.
fe 6-dtd u.s.. B. TINSLEY.
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GEO. W. WILLIAMS & Co, COMMISSION
RICHMOND, VA.-Office on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wil attend strictly to
the sale Of Corn, Wheat. Tobacco, Flour, &C.; and
will promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods, &c They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally. ma Him
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NOTICE. again tender my services to
my friends and felow-ctizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election. Should il be their pleasure to elect me
it will be my pleasure to them the best Of
my ability
iaSl GEO. w T0IER
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To THE WORMS or The CRY Or KICK
MosDx@I respectfully offer myself ~ Candidate for
the ONCE Of CITY GAUGEa.
JOHN A. HICKS,
NH Slim Deputy Gsuser
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GEO. w. ToLER.

NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquantances, hereby announce myself
candidate for the office of HIGH CoSsTABLE of the
city of Richmond.
fe S-ts d. BAKER, JR.
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JAMES RIVER AND KAEAwHA COMPANY
The reader viii find on the fourth page of
this mornings Dispatch. an important paper
relating to this Company. 1t is part of the
replication Of the President, Major ELLIS, to
the Committee Of the Legislature, and is
marked for its ability and clearness
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A CARD.-The public are respectfully So
licited to our sale of THIS MORNING. See adver-
tisement. A. MOTT l. CO.. Auct
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sAMPsoN JONES.


The Voters Of the City are respectfully
informed that am again Candidate for recollection
JsH. STROBIA,
NH 8-dtd City Gsuser
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March 9th, 1854.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The Rev Mr.. CASE,
of this city, will lecture on Sunday eve
ulng at the Universaist Church, Mavo street, at
Is O'clock on LIST Thessaonans. l, Co. Services also
in the morning at ii O'Clock. Subject: Chris aniy
not visionary The public respectfully invited to
sttaod ma Il-It*
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- We are indebted to Hon. j. N. Mason
for : copy Of Senator Badgers speech on the
Nebraska bill.
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MORRIS. Publisher and Wholesale

A NORRIS, Publisher and Wholesale
IA dealer in BOOKS, PAPER. STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTES, 81 Main st.-SPRING TRADE.
1854. 1 am now receiving my usual large and gene.
raj assortment of Books, Paper, Stationery, Fancy
Goods, Pianos &C., &c, for the Spring trade, to
merchants visiting the city-assuring them of az
complete stock to select from can be found in
any market, and upon terms as fair and as liberal.
NH IL A. MORRIS
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MR. j. NJ. DASIEL.-The New York Her.
aid says recent letter written by Mr.
Daniel to the Richmond (va.D Eraminer, ex-
cites great annoyance at Turin, and threat
ems him with a duel. The letter is copied in
Gaiigs6mi.'
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lMPRoyEMENT.-Mr. William Wayne,
butcher in the second market has enclosed his stall
with neat PANEL blinds, sliding up and down, and
so constructed as to renderit at once light and airy
In addition to this, his bench is covered with mar
BILE slab, and when night markets are held his stall
is brilliantly illuminated.
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NORTHERN ICE in ABUNDANCE. Gus
IN toners will please send In their o2iars.
NH lt-h WARDWELL 4 BADGER.
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In compliance with the foregoing communication.
and for the purpose therein Indicated respectfully
ask the citizens of Richmond to at the City
Hall at o'clock, P. NJ, Saturday the 1lth inst
JOSEPH MAYO.
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LBesusE.-The Frodericksburg News compli-
nssu1s 10 the highest terms the recent lecture Of
Rsv. Mr. Hcss 70 the young men Of thatcity.
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10 THE VoTEHs o. THE Cfrr or RfcH.
MorD--I again tender my services to my friends saa
fellow citizens for the Office Of CITY GAUGER-
Should Il be your pleasure elect me. my undivdes
duties of the Office.
NH 8-1m< QAMpaGN JnNru
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IMPORTANT AaREsr.-A young man named VIM
c. Beman, formerly employed in the Augusta ttsa !,
post office, has been arrested on the charge of rob
bling the mail Money to the amount of $500 wa,
found in his possession when arrested, and proof
OF the expenditure of about $500 more was
brought against him for which he could not salts
factorily account. He has been held to bah in
5000 to answer before the Circuit Court at savan.
nah,
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich.
MoND.-At the solicitation of my friend. announes
myself As candidate for the office of HIGH CON.
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond And II 10 should
be your pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to use
every effort to give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the Office.
fe 8-ts r. Il CARTEL
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T. j. CARTER.

NOTICE. am Candidate for the Office
of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City of Richmond.
fe 8-dts JOfIN REEVE
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Kate Denim, the actress,lhas married chas. Fox,
$50
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EFT AT THE ARMORY on the light
IL of the fireworks, asmaIi CAPE, which the own
er can have BY paying for this advertisement.
Armory, March 10 ma Il--2t
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Ca FOR RENT.-A Brick Tenement
Lii in Adams Valley, containing rooms. Posses
sion can be had at once. Apply TO
EDW,D d. EACHO,
NH III General Agent and Collector.
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100 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO.-
lSvVLanding and for sale by
NH ii JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.

DRIME MERCER POTATOES in store.
l. For sale by E. II. SKIKKER
NH Ill Cary street,
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sf1E :" WHITE GREASE Is new,
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar, aid
other lubricators for the axles of transportation
onnnibusses carriages, drays wagons nc. IL 10 not
affected by the weather retaining the same conss-
tency winter and summer. IL does not gum On the
axles, and 10 cheaper and more durable thsn any
other grease in use
For sale in tin canisters of thres and six pounds
and in kegs of 25 SO and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE 4 GRAY. Drugxista
no 2f--d&cts Agents for Cd Manufacturers.
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+ AGUAYRA COFFEE.-1GO bags prime
IL new crop, receiving and for sale by
NH IL E. II. SKINNER, Cary st
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A ROMATIC WILD GERRY BIT
"A TERS.-A long used and highly esteemed rem.
edy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion NC Price 81 cents
paper. For sale by
NH IL Ell PICoT co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-10-04

TALMAS, COLLARS. CHEMISETTES and
UNDERSLEEYES-w full directions. Ev-
cry new pattern of any portion of lady ; dress.
appears first in the Lady's Book. as we receive
consignments from PARIS every two weeks. S
THE NURSERY. This subject i treatas
upon frequently.
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS UP
ON EVERY SUBJECT, indispensable to every
family, worth more than the whole cost OF the
Book.
MUSIC Three dollars worth is gwen every
year.
DRAW1NG.-This art can be taught to any
child--by series of drawings in every No Tor
1854. ,i.5s ...7:47s.ssl e,f,' Z 7eE.aass SIT
MODEL COTTAGES Cottage plane and
cottage furniture will be continued usual q
SPLENDID STEEL LINE AND MEZZO-
TINT ENGRAVINGS in every No. They are
always to be found in Cooley. ess +feezES III
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK contains precisel,
that for which you would have to take at least
three other magazines TO get the same amount OF
| information. H& atlf sesf a4
TERMS:-1 copy, one year, SIS 90; copies
one year, S5 90; copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person sending the Club, $1,000;
copies, one year, and an extra copy to the person
sending the Club, SIS, 90; IL copies, one year
and an extra copy to the person sending the Club
1 $40, 90. SS.-... -. f....-et !, hi.7t,gs s,,
/ Godey's Lady's Book, and Arthur's Home Mag
| aZne-the two publications will be sent one yea
Oh receipt of S3 so. - 5f,42s'o3f= itits,lsJ
i l.se. aa.b ia LA. Cooley, q
Il l12 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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proluse rain in July, five TO six inches; in
August. five to six inches.
Rain in Tennessee. in July, two and a
hall inches in August, half an inch.
In. Kentucky, during both months, the
drough. was very great. and crops suffer-
ed severely, though fair amount of rain
fen.@ Rain in. July, one and hal: inches;
inz August, one and a half inches.
. In Indiana, during both months, there
was a fair amount Of rain in most parts OF
the State, but not up to the average. Rain
in July, two and half inches; irregular,
in August, two and a hall inches.
In Illinois Missouri, and Southern Iowa
extending west to Fort Kearny. and taking
I in Western Arkansas, but little rain fell in
either July or August. Rain in July, one
inch; in August, one inch.
In Northern Iowa. rain in July, fou
inches; in August three inches. Plenty o
4 rain. R5
/ In Wisconsin there was great abun
! dance of rain. more than an average il
July. Rain in July IN some parts, eigh
inches; olher parts, four and a half in ches
! at The Falls OF ST. Anthony, FIVE inches; i
August, from and a haH tolhre
in ches.