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50 War9lanb StaatSsSotterten
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SUWFPWYWN VII IUTVV"
ltnterseibneter sdet bier it an, b6 er f6 am benttsen Sage
nit SIR. 9. s. q { S a0pcirt BABE. Der Name unb bic Inter.
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SO NJ. 81. 8ppb,
Baltimore, ben 1. Sdnudr 1856.
Die ltnter,ei6neten balten fets auf Eager Elm Splfdnetses
NMb nis9eIu6tes Nfprttmsnt Spn tldtt QeaD uap Sabrtttabat,
Gtedrren, S6nupftdbat, Yfetfen, Gtearrenbanb &c. u.b bpTen,
burd p%ererD6erte Gtdtt9teit unb erneuerter @nerete BITE @unf
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04
HARDWARE.


w AxAh HEAMN0s
II An nov IN reesly. 81 NJ sPRlha STOCK o. - q
hetsrs. direct nom the nAnsfAesarsrs 70 which
respectfully invtts hs attention % NJ h<nds. bosh
IN Town and eosnny, Aas1ring hsn Skai thsy shall -
hsve every article IN my line - sv b had In city
NJ ssock consists In part Of p llNIH tIE -
livery s.na. ksvss ssa vsrhs Of 81 pieces. Rsss'
Rosfsrs ivory handle Knives. without forts
German silver go - =
and .sr,oss eAss bach. and sss.is
handle Knives and rorks 80
Rcd wosienho,m pockst pen Knivss
ko<g and wosssnheims seiasors vsrssy.
them
woasnholns and ". 4 g. Bs,ehsrs Ra.os,
Pruning aud hedge sh~ars N
WALTERS single and than very hsndsouns
ead Irons, Of nne quality
Irea Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans. timed and un,inned
Bell metal and porceAn preserving
Hohov.vsre and tre-pogs, krnerai assortment
o. then Of superior quality pole nau
srad and carpet HAmm~rs; shnglinE al
ssrs badvins Planes. general
road Adass Che 0oaee Squares and nevt
suI,h sodbox Vices and ssdse Hammers
and wrought Malls aud cut Spikes. every Anses
and gmlet hts all Va
u hsi cupboard mortcs rim and elos
and DAT Bolts Of wrought and
curtain hands wre HasonS ChsIsnre
handles Aad hay rork and garden and
veedns hiinE and Nubbng Hoes, all halter breast
aud veil Chain garden rrovsla and garden Hoes
ns Of every se and kind plate hook and strop
k.sp. ell ss. osser With aimos, other article usually
kept In my line Of business J. w. RArclIrrE,
Corner OF sth and broad streets,
aplo Opposite r. y. q p. r. r. Depot.
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TUX BABY Is DrAD-A long, black scarf trimmed with
broad white ribbon hangs upon the door knob. death
Ik. Stiffness peryades the entire mansion all within
ing with the sotes tread aud speaking in soest wills
pers fearful OF disturbing the repose OF some loved
Those passing along the street observe the somoer
scarf instant change in the countenance beays
the Thought Ihe baby s dead Yes, the baby dead,
and not ouly those familiar with its spark
ling eyes, the Stranger who received the Intelligence
solely rom I'll. scarf the door, iee that home ha-
been robhe OF precious idol. How deep was the love
thai had around the innocent babe and oh ho~
terrible is the blow its death inficts.
Tie baby is deadl 1t longer c"gs ~ innocent love
to its mothers bosom, srs with iondes JOY it, tet
heart Its prattug has ceased forever and It's once
au ching ewes are closed in eternal sleep Bot H.
death it Ia We lost Of its sweetness Ii lies
so cal,uy ia It's aforementioned coffin, prepared with
much il has been arayed Ia its costest garments,
it, pure trimmed with fragrant wreath aud flowers
have been scattered its lovely form. As II thus
arrayed the babe only be sleeping but alas
l. that sleeping which hath no waking
The baby is dead Around it gathered many whose
sympathes aroused and whose love ID has excited
The minister leans the cold FORM and touched with
the sight trckle down his cheeks while he eIcans
Thus saith Lord suffer little children TO unto
me- and forbid them not OF such is the kingdom Of
Heaven"
The baby is dead 1t is about to be shut forever from
the sight ut those who loved IL others could. Oh
how the mother cngs the eess form and she i'm
prints the last ievent kiss upon his cold cheek how her
very e break Aud the father, though
he has insnuy braved tolls and dangers feels
unmannrd aud weeps like child, Ne he bends over tie
corpse OF his lost sympathy, Ht other times conso-
ling u nov OF no avail and the hearts Of both suffer the
deepest anguish.
ssThe baby is dead Tears have wet its grave. and
crushed hopes lies buried with IT, Though its mortal
istence may have been brief its death has desolaed joy
Gus home Sweet babe Orators may announce nations
loss in the death Of patriots great and true, and poets
sing touching strains the memory Of the dead who have
accomplished mighty hings-none but angels OF heavenly
birth will record the life, pure and beautiful early
lost
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BOOK AGENCY.

TuyE Subscribers have established Book Agency Philadelphia
aud will furnish book publication the retail price
free Of postage Any by forwarding the subscription
Of " the ~ Magazines such Harper Godey Puinams
GrAham Frank Lesles Fashions &e will receive the
for aud Of splendid Autograph portrait Of either
Washington Jackson Clay subscribing ~ and 81
Magazine they will receive of either Of the three portable
II Subscribing % worth Of Magazines ali three will be
gratis. Music furnished 70 those who wish
Envelopes o. description and small
ties, furnished. Seal Presses Dies, &C, order.
Every description Of Engraving wood executed with
and dispatch. Views Of buildings Newspaper Headngs
Machinery Book Illustrations, Lodge Certificate
All orders by mail promptly attended wishing
Of their building send Daguerreoype sketch the building
by mail OF express
Persons AZ distance having scAb articles would End their
advantage 70 address the subscribers would for
the sale ~ the BYRAM A PTRRCF.
80 South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
". ?. naT IrEEcE
NOS kwNw
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SASH. HLINDs AND DOORs

TwNHE underslgucd eneaFd In Tie manuftcure o. Sash
Blinds and Doors Of the best quality % msierisl and
vorkmaushp. low pfres Orders respectfully aclted sod
promptly execated Persons ordering sash, Hnds DOORS
from ~ naH ret assured o. gsng rood votk
II moderate prces and prompt attcnon ordred
person ossng done low, aud gnaHy q Glass
ass nsy b. deFnad Constantly hand 10 By H. 10 By
H. ~ h Sab gsr-daso Blinds Factory
snd building shove Haxalis Mills, Richmond, Va.
auis ISAAC J. MERCER.
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Prizes amounting to
5000 ID q l. l. a ms
1000 ''' Ts. igGs se. .is a.,,. IS, quarter. i, So

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
with those Numbers
Tickets printed slips enereled with
Uni tubes, nd placed a o wheel
The 200 Prrs similarly printed and enerd placed In
another wheel.
The wheels then revolved and number Is drawn from the
wheel Numbers, time Prize drawn from the
other opened aud
audience, registered by the Commissioner the
This operation
peated until all the Prizes drawn
PRHEThe preceding and the succeed
Ing Numbers drawing the h 200 Prizes will be entitled
the PriIes, the Scheme.
shall Excel all
public the Scheme, which for the briancy
Capitals OF obtaining Prizes has
equaled.
~ Remember ths, prime drawn and payable In full
without deduction.
s prize. paid Immediately after the
drA~ing-oiher prizes the usual time OF thirty days
All Communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be- forwarded Immediately amer the
Prize tickets cAshed renewed In other tickets at either Office
sH- Orders for tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN a Co, Atlanta, Ga,
aui3 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C Il a. Is r IL - ID.
PARE PROM RICHMOND,
: ts 80 To Lexington

ruNO Lynehburg tS 30 To Lexington ~ NJ
il To Buchanan 400 To the Natural Bridge I'd
Iynchburg Charlottesville sol
Satisfied, 4 trial. that majority
evening"
and after the 22d leaving
Monday Wednesday and Friday at NJ reach New
A. NJ scottsye IL NJ. of the hs and Lynchbug A MI
buchanan aud Lexington At r. N Of the second day
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchburg
Monday Wednesday Friday, reach seotisve
IN p NJ, arrive Richmond A. NJ
buckingham O. H. and In scotsve with the
lottesyile.
KY See Time Distances, In Gard below:
Lsdvs Richmond Monday, Lsaes LyHchourg Monday y
Wednesday dHd Friday, at Wednesday and Friday, q
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE


SeoOnd Door Edsf 81 Corner Mffn and itO ~.
TuyHIa long established
shove description n ts, reasonable terms other
cash capital and surplus Of t100O. The Board
o. Droas (personay Known 70 ar poon Of ne community
this where
jused promptly paid entities due share The public
once DAVID cURRIE, President
lei1-u
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SEPTEMBER lsI, 1855.

NEGRO CIsOlltING NEGRO BLANKETS.
TuNHOMAH PRICE co opening large and extensive
~ Blankets, heavy Woosns Lnseys hsld
hands, which they the attention Of
needing such Eooda n which will be offered A. ne lowest
those hand white and coFd
sleeps satiBeti, stout Kerssy Va. Penenry Cas
plaid Inseys ior o. IT,
plaid OKnaburg plaid Dousss fuled Cloths,
beachsd srnEs sBd sheengs Wooden and
socks &C. SC
by every arrival they receiving Nev Elegant Goods,
uifeh the notice n their friends and the pubic
ssi-dAetm. TIOe. Y PRICE 90.
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KENT, PAINE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods!
nos. I83 AND I65 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.

FALL TRADE, 1856!
pY bArque "Fd. ship "Peppere" from Liverpool TO
port, receIy-
uT FALL IMPORTATION OF
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GO0DSl
Purchased the best for comprising
richest and desirRbe Goods impaired
We also receiving full supply AMERICA FABRICS
u all the regular sud most approved makes
We also prepared with splendid READY MADE
CLOTHING, Manufactured In Richmond,
pTie-, will compare with any
By the LIST September will complete
the largest and most attractive We have exhibited
We respectfully invite the SOUTHERN TRADE give
and market assurance that
will sci, goods they bought the United
States.
ORDERS shall at al. times be promptly faithfully
au2z KENT, PAINE CO.
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SPRING HARDwARE, 1889.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO.,
(LATE SMITH & R0BERTS,)

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS SADDLERY, 40,
No. 90 Pearl Street. Richmond, Va, 81.
wIAvE ! and receiving the
II II manufacturers Of England and this eountry,a
large and we'll selected stock Of Goods especially
adapted to the o the Trade Of Virginia, North
Caroins and Tennessee and respectfully invite Merchants
dier and others, visiting this Market call examine
Our stock null and eomrse comprising In a. follows via
Tools for Capenters Maons sadders, Mlwrghs
Ccopers Smiths, &C., In great variety.
Building Materials Bolts,
heavy Goods Chains, Anvis Vices Steel. Hollow Ware
Axes, Springs, Axes, &C.
Safety Fuse, Scyurcs, snaths Stones and Rines
Straw Knives, Hay Knives, Brier Hooks,
Forks, Spades, shovels, Hames, Hog skins
hne assortment Brides, Saddles, strrups Bltts
whips, Pat and Enameed Leather, Sheep skins
Shoe Lasts, Trees, Crmp Boards
Cutlery. Of Rodgers, wos,enhoims Butchers
makers
Guns, double and single barrel, Rnes
Pistols, good
Fancy Goods as Port Monnses, Brushes, Purses, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.

M Mary PrgAm will open a Boarding Day School.
WI Young Ladies' the Let Of October her residence
Linden Square, Franklin st.
The Of Instruction will be thorough
highest branches Of
care be used In the selection Of Text Books.
The English will be Immediate supervision
Of Miss pgrsm Win full Of the responsibility. she
she will devote herself assduousy and honestly fulfil
neni aiming the highest standard Of Female EdueaOu and
conscientious the essential its attainment
Mathematics. Latin and the Physical Sciences will be taught by
gentleman, well qualified for the task.
Italian and Germsn bv Native Masters Of each
Music the Piano. Harp and Guitar and Singing and Drawing
by the best Professors.
French will special
the charge Of French Lady who viii reside In the family the Oh
being teach the Pupils both the Philosophy the Language
and 20 speak with and To this end will be the
medium % communication In the Family
The Junior and Senior Glasses shall receive equal attention.
Miss PgrAm the formation Bellies Letters Glass
for the study OF English Classical Young Ladies who
left school, nnd this material aid
those from distance who wish to Parour Boarde
join this class
Mrs Pegram will charge the Boarding Department
and will unite With Mis-. Pegam contributing TO the comfort and
proper training Of the Young Ladies.
Terms Hoard for the entire Session.-t200.
English Course-ft0
Foreign Languages, each.-f2O.
Music Drawing nj Professors charges.
Persons wishing Pup make further inquiries reia
tive 10 the School, will apply TO Mrs Miss Pegram.
iyl6-iu Rchmnnd
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CARTEB's SPANISH MIXTURE.
UVHE GsE,r BtOopi TfiE BEsT Alternative

TUNEbsHT fthFtH oT NV bLnnDi Ihh BthT ALTERNATIVE
n KNOWN
Read ne gotJotrip0 Csrfifcafe
Lewis Greek r. o.. Kanawha Co, Va.
July 2ist, 1856.
Msssrs. wH f. Byypa %:
Dear sisI year Of 1857 with the scrofua
inbred AZ time ~. Ny nom
end he other tried a Patent Medicines could hear and
employed several pyscans. An 40 until
ters span Mixture highly Of the neEspapers
few bottle, according directions H.
sound ~ fact, feei dd
ne. and would recommend al who be afflicted
that awful disease. Yours, respectfully,
JOHs X WALLER, p NJ
sale BY BENNETT ByERs USHER Druggist rene
ral aus
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THE MUSIC STORE.

THE MUSIC STORE.
II II. TAYLOR would remind his friends and the uxzu-
II . public generally that his Gov I'd
street, where may found PIANO foRTEs, MINI
MELODEOSs, GUITARS yIoLINs, FLUTES, andu y - v
ACCoRDEoNs Of the best quality and at the lowest prices He
this the OF the NUNS and Clark
Pianos other makers equaed
but by few. Also, Gale Co.'S superior Pianos
~ Guitar Ind Violin STRINGS Of the best quality.
he MUSIC found this State and
receiving publications which he viii sell
the most reduced prices and good terms be had else
~ Pianoes tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken In part for
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=. r. sEMPLE.
DRUGGIST. 2Oy MAIN STREET.

DRUGGIST, 2O2 MAIN STREET.
TUyHH sUBSCRBER constantly receiving fresh supplies n,
Of pure Drugs Chemicals, &c, which psrcu eLl
purchasing Importers Of undOubted reputation W.
He Il constantly adding his already very large stock u
purchasing from FIRST hands he prepared sell
lower, than any house in the city
lie Of his Chemicals can therefore re-
hem pure and suitable prescription purposes
Prescriptions compound a. al times Of the day night,
and scientific lie graduate o.
versy Penusyiyana Medical COLLEGES Pade
pha and b. excused for referring the following
testimonial:
have known Dr. p Empe well for Eve Physician
aud Apohecnry Tie Thoroughly educaied medical man.
opinion has superior spOhecary knouicdge
Maa Neca, Pharmacy and Chemistry being pro-
found A. EVANS, ". D.,
prof Surgery Medical College Of Ohio.
'Med. Col. Of Ohio, May 10, ts5i" iy9o
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RTtsTg CANVASS, ofdGsrent Sizes vi,h snd vighou,
on Stretching skechng Boards Eases Panets
ard Psus Knives, OF coors tubes variety Camel
she Hos af brushes. nadgrr Hensrs oorsd
Dragons and very other Implement Used or on Painting
Drawirr for sae by WILLIAM sATTIFR
auqo Artists Color Store, if7 Main sreet
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tbs EXPECTED CoxEr.-M. Babinet, member OF the
Academy oil Science Paris that the comet expected
th year OF the largest comets described by
Enropeans or Chinese Observers snd that lite periodical
course ia three hundred years II the last time
In the year $50 shining with extraordinary brlancy
NJ Boune eminent astronomer, assisted by Mr. h!nd
has gone over all the calculations pertaining the
re appearance making estimate OF the separate and
combined actions OF all the planets upon this comet oil
three hundred year, the result OF which IS that in 1855
some where between 1856 and ls60-it will again be-
visible.
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CLARKsON a ANDERSON.
1Mp Mn l9 IS u MAM ES SEFEkE Ti,

"ANCH0R" BOILING CLOTH, AND
EDGE TOOLS or EVERY DE-
sCRIPrION
OFFER FOR SALE AT Low PRICES, NOR.
" TicE and Rim Locks and lahes with Mineral Porcelain
Plated Knobs Door, Blind Hinges
Hooks and Hinges Blind Fastening Sash Locks
sliding Door Rollers and Rail, Sash Pu-s Cord Weights
Round Flat and Flush Bolts Finishing Nails
Moulding Planes Hand PANEL Tenon and Gross Bench
Shngng and Lathng ahets Hammers Drawing Knives Plane
Irons Sompasses Rules Socket, Mortiee and fmeT CHS
rls Braces and Bits which they invite the attention Of all
want Of Baiding Hardware and Tools. jeu
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GOOD ADVICE ABOUT sres-eez-5a
PIANOsi-MUsIC IN A H0USEil- k5SsHs<z21
house without Music, Is like Nursery without ~
Children silent, gloomy desoAe Music
life b'eAh suggested In only absent
from the lips Of those who eft
and po" go ladies insist at Papa buying
Plano from r. r. NASH OF Petersburg, although be
able play than Poks Negro Melody and Days OF Alb
IT,
above good advice You can always about select
Pianos the lowest prices with all the various styles and patterns
y. r. NASI'S
PanOForts warsrOOm, 50 Sycamore Of Bank