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N. p. ING FALLS,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND
THOROUGH BASS
Rooms the Boston Boot Shoe Store Sd st., St. Pdul
TIAvING formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Manu-
factory, the subscriber prepared to attend to that
department in which will give satisfaction.
March 1, 1855. diff
j. A. M. HOISINGTON,
DOOK-BlNDER, third story of B. Presey's Brick
I'D House. Third street will attend to all business in his
line with which he may be entrusted Books Magazines
and Periodicals bound any STYLE Old Books rebound
and Music bound In QUICK time for the Ladies.
Saint Paul. Oct. 2. IT Oct3d
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PALMER a. HAHWAhD,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLOkS AT LAW, OficO
No l, Empire Block, st. Paul, Minnesota. References
Ex-Fresident Fillmore, Buffalo, N. Y. ExGov. VIM.
A. Palmer Danville VT Gov. W. A German, ST. Paul,
Mt Hon Hiram X. Jerome, Rochester, N. Y. Hon
ID. A. Smaley, Burlington, VT. Messrs Kent, Eaton 4
Kent New York City.
EDWARD c. PALMER. WILBUR M HAYWARD
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SO 6. Diapers. ..-
A full assortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINEN, HAND
KERCHIEFS, &c. &c, too numerous to specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS is the best offered i'm the market will be
sold cheap comprises ything in its line DON'T
fail to call and examine it if you want bargains.
He has also received and receiving by every boat GRO
CERlES of all kinds hams, beef pork -four &c. and will
sell them at the lOaoest prices
Jupa. l2-dwtf d. l.. FULLER
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IRWIN Il JONES,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, st. Paul, Minnesota. Ofhce a
the office of the U. S. Marshall corner OF ST. Anthon!
and Market streets. Dec. 4, lS54d&wly
NJ W IRWIN A. c.. JONES.
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Sole Proprietors. Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND, January 16, 1855.
Messrs Dove Co.-For about seven years my
negro boy, Simou had ulcer on the shin bone OF
one of his legs be had had the very best medical ad
vice. and the stctes attention from myself; the
has been repeatedly poutced and burnt wh csustic;
at intervals whist giving applying medicine, he has
been kept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be as large ss the palm ola mans hand and at others
no larger than half dime, and when it has at
tanned this small size would break ont again 1 be-
came certainly discouraged about II, and one day
while in your store, asked you what must do for
it, you gave bottle of your Turf Oil. and after
using bottles (by the direction( it was entirely
healed Previous the time of using it. he had lost
months from his work, but since, he has never
lost single day. will add that have expended
uselessy on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives me pleasure to ado to the many
you have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
OIL. Very respectfully, 8. z. SHELTON.
IA congratulated by permission from a lady of
this city NH Si-d&cts
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TINE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: 100000!

Q8iceon F0urteeHM 81. OPPOSITE Mc Exchange Hotel,
Richmond "a. s-
This Company was chartered in 18S2-has been in
operation nearly % years-has paid to its policy hold
ers about million of dollars losses with but one
action at law on policy and in that they
cessful in defending thenseves-er stock o,cncd bu
citizens of Trginia and their Directors all residents Of
and aoeu knoon in this city-tbeir line of discounts
averaging over half million of dollars per annum
for many years past, and large portion of the bene-
fits resulting therefrom extended to their patrons
and friends. Their reputation for promptness and
libersty unsurpassed. With their capital unimpair-
ed, and surplus fund added, continue to insure
against the peris of and dangers of the SEAS to
all parts of the world ' ~
Appealing to the history of the past, and refer.
ring to Pill the business Of this CITY, as the hest
| and safest guarantees for the future the Coupsny
| lie. Apply to or address f
| A. PLEASANTS, Pres't. or
| NH 19-3taw4w THOS. NJ ALFRTEND Sec,v
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS FOR ONE

IA DOLLAR.-500 Dresses Printed Lawns, war
ranted fast coors and very beautiful for dollar
each; Brown and Blesched shirtnss from 81 cents
yds Spring styles Prints from 81 to finest; Plaid
Silks pretty styles sig cts cts and Is cts plain
Bereges in all colGrs; Printed Bereges in q sat va
riety, some very rich; Rich Grenadines and HERNIA
mis-; Ladies' Parasols and Umbrellas new styles
Aiso-The largest assortment of Black and Colored
Silk Mantilias. andsAppcstion and Chantilla Lace
do. that have offered. These and other sea-
sonable Goods will be sold for cash at such prices
to make it an object for all purchasers to give US
call, at SO Main street
APPS CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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TyRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of

HNRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
l. every description, on Man or Beast One tea
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprains Uc and Fellons, Sca,ds and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chiiblains Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and Tett en- Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, Infismed Bressts Gtandular TumoTs Sore
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure
to colds.
Applied to burns at once, IL leaves no scar
Price 30 and % cents bottle. .-.-
DOVE CO,
Sole Proprietors Richmond, Va.
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NH q
X NOW NOTHINGS.-Although to know

IN nothing Is the order of the day, there are some
left who know som .thing-for all who have tried II
know that POLLAkD's RHEUMATIC EMINENT
il the best article ever used fer Rheumatic and all
other pains; and knowing this important fact they
will use no other liniment We therefore wish to
let them know that there is still supply on hand
and all in want can be supplied. 49,
Beers Adie l. Gray. Duvsl & Norton, w. r. Lsdd
L. g. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the civ APT
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MORNING, 10, 1855
JFrom &. North Chin. HERALD, jan 81, 8

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK on rHE CRY OF sHAso.
HAi.-The renewal Of IN sssault on the city OF
shanghai hes been daily expected since Saturday
last when few shots were fred Into II by the
French, wharcby II was reported that about twenty
insurgents were killed. This morpiag, at abou,
l.2 o'clock, cannonsde was commenced from the
French battery Ia front of the French consulate,
and within an hour apracticsble breach was mace
10 the north city WALL below the Joss house tnai
was destroyed by the bombarduscnt on the 9tn M,
Az this place we hear that 600 Imperaiist ana 1u
French marines and sailors assembled the pIeaen
aud scaled the walls, when furious contest en-
sued the French frgste La Jednat Afe ana
steamer Colbert also firing into the CITY TO protect
the attacking column The insurgents maintained
their ground with great determination, aud hari-
ed the Imperialist from the walls as last as they
sscepded for some time. The French behaved
with great GOODNESS and bravery, but Lieut.. Dufon
vas killed. and Ensign Discry wounded, on the
nrst attack The combat was maintained with
treat vpiris from 1-2 till about IL A. NJ, when the
Iueuraents drove the Imperia,ists back with much
slaughter and the French, finding their Chinese
allies worse than useless, compelled to retire
within their lines. Afew shots were fired subse-
auentl fror, tho Franch ships ofwar, but about
noon 1t se mod that the son est was concluded for
the day The Insurgents were left masters OF the
city,
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MTeCHLIANEOUe.


= residence Of Oliver Crump, decssssd--an ell
eble situation for female school for profession
Il gentleman.
The buildings consist Of comfortable dwslliue-
houss, with Sin rooms three convenient closets and
alulnbef room; Office or school room IN the yard;
Kitchen, dairy ioehouse filed with leo, stables, car
rage house, and comfortable houses for servants.
There 20A Of Land In the lot, nearly half
Of which 10 In the original forest growth A young
Orchard Of select fruit and excellent Garden, q
part Of which il beautifully laid off, and well set in
flowers and shrubbery.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, and Proyi-
sions nearly sufficient for a family, may be had upon
very moderate terms, if early application be made.
themselves. For further particulars. address
CHALMERS,
NH IS-dIm Church Hill. Halifax. Va.
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DIAPER HANGINGs, UPHOLSTERY

i GOODS, &c SPRING SUPPLY-JOHN r.
REGNAULT, 1872 Main street, is now receiving his
Spring supply of new Goods, selected by himself
with great care for the Spring and summer trade,
consisting in part of French, English and American
Paper Hansings, Borders. Decorations Views Fire
Also-CuItain Damask, Satin De LANES and Curtain
Trimmings, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Mosquito
Netting various colours, Cocon and Canton Mating
of ell patterns 4 4. 5-4 apd ca wide: Window Shades
of every description; Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Adelaide. Jute, Brush and Rope Mats, new style,
Window Cornice, eurled hair and shack Mattresses.
stock is now the largest and best selected ever
offered in this market, and viii be sold upon such
terms as cannot fail to give satisfsction. ia. Z
PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTERY exc.
cuted at the shortest notice and in style which
cannot be surpassed by any similar establishment in
the country.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
NH Grim
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q P. K. WHITE.-LADiES'


WSHOE SALOON, No. 70. Main st.
The subscriber having at consdessbls ex.
pense, recently re-fitted and re.furnished ins
most superior and elegant manner, the store former
ly occupied By White Il Page. and having just
turned from thss North, where be has purchased
entirely new stock of fresh and desirsbie goods,
would most respectfully solicit his friends and Others
In want of any article Ia his line to give him cali
assuring chem thas he will sell as low az any other
house Ia Virginia. Country merchants would do well
to call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where, 30 be Is determined to sell as low and s.
favorable terms IS sny other house in this city.
be begs TO tender his thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on the late concern OF White Psge and respectful
ly solfcits continuance of the same to the
cern assuring them that 1t will ever be his constant
aim to merit further continuance ofther patronage
and support.
he has within few days past received q large and
well selected stock of goods fer manufacturing gentle
mems and isdies Boots and Shoes of every desesip-
tion and would be pleased to receive orders fof aay
article IN either branch To the ladies' Department. OF
manufacturing, shall devote my personal attention,
and pledge myself to every effort TO plesss, both
as to article and fit The gentiemen's branch is under
the management of mt. A. NJ Davis. whose rePuts'
ton cutter is inferior to none, and who VIII use
every effort please sil who may favor with their
patronage facilities for manufacturing good aud
fashionable work, are unsurpassed In the South
employ none but the best journsymen and always
r. X WHITE,
apps No IS. Main street.
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DEAD-Captain Sorla, who was SO frightfully
Injured 10 New Orleans, the 28th ult by the pre-
mature explosion Of cannon died on Monday the
I'd inst.
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WHALE SHIP ARRIvED.-The ship Pacific, Al
len, arrived at New Bedford on Thursday, with
1000 barrels whale oil and % 900 pounds of whale.
bone.
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A TTENTION AN0LERs-FRESH

IN SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE-I am nov,
opening the most complete assortment of FISHING
TACKLE have ever had Amongst my as ortment
vitation, Virginia, Limerick, Kirby Sockdoloeers
20, besides full assortment of Hooks on gut ard
gimp; Gut and Gimp extra single and double Trim.
piete; Sea Grass Floats and Sinkers extra: Cotton
Lnen and Flax Lines Twisted, Plated, Spun. Cal
blizzard and Braided Sih Lines in Rolls Of superior
riety. " eAs"' va
ALso-Gold and Silver headed Walking Can.s.
Drinking Cups &c JAMES WAIST
Importer, doors above st. Charles Hotel,
NH l6-1m w.. '
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FROM BuENos AYREs.-The brig T. &P. Wood,
with dates from Buenos Ayres to January 9th, ar
rived at New York Friday. Affairs were peaceful:
Business was improving, though number of fail
ures-the result of the war-had taken place.
Monetary affairs were assuming healthy tone.
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NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL q. Stage
IN We have associated under the above firm, for
the purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL
TRADE, and hope by strict personal attention to
business to deseIve public patronage.
We shall at all times keep hand full supply
and BITUMINOUS COAL, all of which viii be sold
at market rates. WILLIAM C. BRAZEAL,
JOHN r. STAGE
~ Office between 9th and 9th ats, Basin Bank.
S-Daily expected, cargo of best ANTHRA
CITE COAL, Egg and Lump. BIS.
ruh mi
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4 RANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner of
sTanklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Mesars !. 3 c. B. Hill. for the purpose of cor.
ne vii keep constantly hand full assortment of
a., kinds OF Grain, Mill 0fal, Hay, Corn Meal and
SneI Articles usually kept in Gransries and Feed
ne hopes by giving his business strict personal at
ISn.ion and selling on reasonable terms, to secure
lDe.ai patronage tsem his friends and the public
anywhere in the corporation, He viii also attsnd ~
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE. ~
for moderate commission. and will insure for hi.
country friends the highest market price for any
'gnment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY
70 H--ts s DA'
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VOMPOTJND SYRUP OF LIVER-

~ WORT AND N AP T II A safe, certain and
spesdy cure for all diseases of the lungs and chest
failing to give instantaneous relief to coughs
chiaI and puirnonc affections This remedy is a sue.
ce ssful combination OF several of the most highly
valued Expectorants, and prepared in such manner
to retain all the most efcacieus properties unin
jured and is recommended with confidence the
most innocent and pleasant cough remedy now in
use. Price SO cents Prepared aud sold only by
ap4 BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists
TOR SALE.-Exchange on Baltimore
Il Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
WANTED-Bsnk Notes, payable in Richmond,
Petersburg, fredericksburg, Lynchburg, Charlottes
vile, Staupton, Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
fe 2-3m No. Pearl street.
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SPAIN AND SLAvERY-The following are the
remarks of isturiega before the Spanish Cortes
which have been SO incorrectly reported:
Gentlemen The government is firmly decided
to maintain the treatise which forbid the slave
trade to execute them faithfully and with sinceri.
~; and can give the assurance that they viao-
rously executed, and will continue to be SO. But,
at the same time, the government of her Majesty
enterfains the profound conviction that slavery Ia
necessity and an Indispensable condition TO the
maintenance of the territorial property of the Is
land of Cuba and 1t has deemed IL right to antici-
pate the opinions of the Deputies by giviog to the
creoles and to the proprietors of the Island of
Cuba the assurance that no one has an idea OF
touching that principle. think, gentlemen that |
have replied to the just solcitude of the Deputy
who has addressed to nae this Interpolation, as
well as to that OF you sll.'
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eW1 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
-2t1@T The subscriber has ON hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, (Sth and 18th streets) the Co.
lumbar Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGG1ES with and without tops, and
SULKIES, all of his own make. of the best materi-
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold as
low good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to rake to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible. and all work sold that is new, war.
ranted. fe 20-6ml MICAJAH MANGUM.
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"A certain cure for certain disease In few days
ana no hsndrsnce from business. Persons unfortu.
aaseIy suffering from the above. would be wise to
,rv this Medicine 1t IL harmless, but certain in its
eeects Ii touches the vitality of the disease imme-
diately and removes all symptoms in few hours
I recommend this Mixture with the old adage, .
''stch in time saves nine" Try 1t and be convinced
Price 81 per bottle.
To be had OF all Druggists and
THOS LEONARD.
NH y Broad street Richmond. Va.
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MrDIcrNHe.
TONOR no WHOM HONOR Is ]

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
III II affords me much pleasure 20 say to the sur ,r
=. n,hi,. sher MRS DAVIS ELIxIkIs the only
sG.ss,si remedy have ever used for Coughs Coics
Ic have used it myself and believe 1t TO be wor.n
more than all others In use. Try II sna T NV ="
.nre YOUR sstsfsction M =. DAA'
HENRIco COUNTY, Dee. 1, 1854.
Fer sale by Mira. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Dsods'
q j Picot, A, Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
TACKSON'S BITsTEKS.-ln justice 70
u r.. II. Jackson. and impeled by sense OF duty
to thoee afflicted with Dyspepsia, would most ear
nestIy recommend trial Of JAeksoks ExeELsios s
BirTERs, having found great rene, rom Ine use Oh
them when every other remedy failed
They may be found at J ficor,, A. hoderer 2,
gists, Richmond, Va. Try them. .rr,
nah st JAOOD D AIhCEss
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DON'T READ THlS!-Be it
o. SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. on
fSsA BROAD, SECOND DOOR FROM 6TH

20 SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. on
SsssA BROAD, SECOND DOOR FROM sTg
'NS STREETS-The subscribers have taken
the above named house, and will con-
duct it in manner better suited to the public than
heretofore. ''~5--~A
The BAR will always be supplied with the best
of LIQUORS and CIGARS. .-.s,,7'- - : =.
The LARDEE will contain the choicest articles
me market will aford-GAME, FISH, MEATS, &c.
Tin season)-and in fact everything to suit the taste
of epicures -. : II ~ -
They respectfully solicit shore of the public pat.
ronage. and nothing will be left undone, ON their
a call. GEO. W. BRADLEY h RRO
b. few permanent and transient Boarders
taken, on reasonable terms ts5l = -.
GEORGE w. BRADLEY will continue
the GROCERY BUSINESS at his old stand. corner
u and Main Streets and solicits the patronage of
his old friends. s-.4 q. w. BRADLEY.
d n
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"a M. SCHULTZ, No. 81 MAIN

"a NJ SCHULTZ, No. 81 MAIN
MA sTREET.-Offers great inducements to the
- NM town and country trade having just return
-A4A- ed from the Northern cities. where he has
selected in person a large stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, AND VESTIN0S, which he will make
up to order in the neatest style and the most
sonable terms. He has also purchased large lot of
TAILORS TRIMMINGS, to which he would call
the attention of the city and country trade either
wholesale retail at small advance cost. My
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING is complete,
made in the city, and at prices suit the times-to
all of which would call the attention of my ends
and the public generally Be sure and recollect the
place, No 81 Main street.
NH 20-Im NJ. SCHULTZ,
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r.sEA FOR SALE The Steam
wears old; ID 81 feet in length, % feet 8 inches
breadth, 4 feet inches depth of hold-ospacity OF
1000 barrels and well adapted for towins l5o tons
reasonable terms Apply TO y. FLANAGAN,
No. 6sI 8. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
r,h Jus
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LATER FROM RIo.-The ship Rebecca, fourteen
days from Rio yaniero, arrived at New Orleans on
Monday, the Cd instant, her advices being to the
18th instant. The exports of coffee siuce the com
mencement of February, had been AZ 254 bags
There was good enquiry for coffee at the follow.
ing quotations. Washed 927 a 10 o.; superior, 8
81. SO; good first, IS 81; ordinary first, 2 80
a 9s good second, 7 "a 81; ordinary second,
s. 80 a 6 81. Channel. 10 a 8 IS; United States,
II 81. Stock, $4,000 bags. American flour
commanded $40 S2S per barrel. The schooner
Henry and Margaret, from Liverpool for Per-
nambuco, had been sunk by collision with the
steamers Impersdor, off the Formsby light ship.
Prayers were being offered up at Bahia for the
cessation of the European war.
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GEORGE w. READ. s. H. LESTER,
DEAD & LESTER, Attornies at Law
IL will attend regularly all the Courts of Halifax
Pittsylvania and Henry, Virgins, and will attend to
the Collection of Claims in the adj dining ties of
North Carolina.
AE Office Crsghead street, Danville, Va.
I : NH % SIN t
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VIRGINIA oYsrKR TRADE-A delegation of oys-
termen appeared before the Committee on Public
Health, In New York, Thursday, to urge the repeal
OF the ordinance forbidding the sale of oysters In
that city between the months of May and Decent
Der.
Dealers thirty forty, and even fifty years stand
ing, testified to the heal,biness OF the transpantei
Virginia oyster Bringing II thence to our own wa,
ters about the latter part of April has the effect OF
postponing the spawning season for the summer.
II was also testified that no less than 10000 per-
sons and 200 vessels are engaged In the busness of
transplsnting from Virginia, and that capital of
five millions of dollars must be invested IN The
oyster trade of this city, a moderate calcula-
ton.
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81 WATCH is A WATCH FOR

WAICH 10 a WA1CH FOX
"a ALL THAT,
W.NX- Then let it come come it will,
a1S And come il should, for all thst
When every man the wide world s'er,
Shall call, although it may be poor,
His watch watch, for all that.
Tho runs not now once it ran,
Unfaithful seems and all that
Twill prove-if only thou wilt be
As just as IL has been to thee
Faithful, indeed, for all that.
Then spurn it not nor cast away,
Ungfstefully, and all that,
That friend which has for many year
Like brother. stuck more close, more dear,
Because, intirm and all that;
But bring it straightway unto me-
1 will remove and all that,
Its every fault and every i'll.
Andin its fatering pulse instill
The truth-yea, more than all that.
For if in siddy youth 1t were
A faithful friend, and all that,
How true, indeed, twill be to you
If new its old and feeble too
You cherish it. and all that
ap S-dlm* JOHN NJ WILLIAMS
Watch Maker aud Jewelier, West Seventeenth
Street, two doors from Main, in the old market.
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HO-PARTNERSHIP.-I. FL. Wake
u and ALEX SIMS have this day formed a CO.
partpersbip under the firm and style Of Wake
co and will continue the GROCERY AND COm-
MISSION BUSINESS at the Old stand 10, ~ NAN
street n " n 1..S
NH 29-fm ALEA 81 Mp
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NOTICE.-Mr.. ALEXANDRA STEk-
IN LING will have an interest in our business from
this date. ChESShA" ":
pichmoud Ian 1at. 1854, 1aS