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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
Tho Silent Gable.


lrrom the Sow YORK l,rn'u- Poet
The cable ihc rlhlcl
When viii b d." able.
To break this long rii,urr or death
What t it Doe found
Tint hr poor Ling is drowned,
.Ai''l 'a'''''st s'-.....ss.. 49, a.. '-i!l . ..H
or pcrh1p. {, keep. mum,
And prctCuds ~ be- dumb,
just Ike the uld crow boo tho fh'u.
II takcs gentle hattoN,
Aud not 'suuH gHa hrtlFh
To make people communicable,
but. uhc figure To changcJ
II need not seem strange
II this turn ont poor speculation,
For the Caslu Was iiAil,
Aud quite likely 90 ml.
Or go into. az least, hlWoaftDR'
Indeed, it hal failed
- ~ .4-.-.-...- y
Twas completely "rgiUH up," ,.Vc team,
when IT. len the Green l-lc
Though 10 foatrd awhile,
II soon proved S,Utuy r0HrcIH.
And now we heeln
Though IL, "ships have got In"
To sec II is really "ashorgp
Alas, for the C8hTt
IL will mover hc able
To make tOh cUds Wrst any more.
We'll. it isn't much natter
For II 1t couh chatter,
To believe IL We uc'cr had hC.u able
For since Auauias,
There's nothing been nigh us
That stretches aud lies like that cable.
ncsidcs, is II right
Thus TO work out Of sight
In fishing for strange information,
by mysterious pMngcs,
The way they get spougcs
It's species of dcrp.dluiH .4tiol.
Yet, we honor the gents
Who BORG tho expense,
They knew that their shares, when they got 'ct
Represented, no doubt.
What would soon be pad opt,
And speedily 90 10 the BOTTOM.
Mr.. Field is hero,
And "dt1 SptrO, spcTo"
VIII serve very we'll for his motto
-.. lie has dyuppsd Il tong lines
Wont the wire make sign
For IL IL don't onswcr-it ought to.
But hush hero il comcs,
And thus the word runs.
Dear Jonathan--Mill YOU excuse IL
This delay is all wrong,
But my pen is So long
I'm but just finding ont how to HUyhcs it."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
Scraps
PROM um urE or DOUGLAS TIRoLD.


Heafs.-Eyery man talks Of his ncghbors
heart, as though it was his own wntch-a
thing to be seen in all its works, and abused
for irregular going.
times, when ehivalry goes to church in the
lanilY- -cnnch. and the god Of marriage bar
gains for his wedding breakfast.
Cooiness-IIe would eat oysters while his
ncighbors house was in hamcs--aways pro.
vdcd his own was insured. Goodness hes
a piece of marble carved dnto n broad grin.
The Deceneies Of Matrimony.-To feel the
chains, but take especial care the world shall
not hear them clank. vris a prudence that
often passes for happiness.
Marriage. marriage of loved child
may seem to a parent kind Of death. Yet
therein a father pays but just debt. Wed
lock gave him the good gin to wcdlock,
then, he owes il.
Woman's heork-A woman's heart, like n
singing-bird ina cage if neglected Starves
and dies but, for mems hearts, why they're
free birds of prcy--vutures and hawks--or
thievish magpies ut the best - ~
Deep 0ection.--What nature hath hung
about our hearts passes our surgery with
skill to cut away In our stoicism we think
il done, but the wound keeps open, and the
blood still runs.
Money.-Ccrtainly mans wicked angel is
in money. l often catch myself with some
thing bold as lion bouncing from my heart
when the shilling rattles, and the lion as
small rs any weasel sinks back again.
Dejt.--To get appearance upon debt is, no
doubt, every bit as comfortable as TO get
height upon the rack. The figure may be ex.
panded; but how the muscle of the heart
how all the joints are made to crack for it !
Fairy tcorth.-In the old poetic time tn,
same fairy that would lead men as,rny for
/ the sake of the mischief, would, by way Of re
compense, churn the butter and trim up the
house, while the household slept Now
money is the prose fairy Of our mechanical
generation.
Tail and Shon.--At an evening party, Jer
rold was looking at the dancers. Seeing
very tall gentleman waltzing with remnrka
bly, short lady, he said to friend ut houc
"Humph there's the mile dancing with tn,
milestone
RJspectd6aity-If all the rascals who un
der the semblanee of SNUG. respectablity
SOW the world with dissensions and deceit
were fitted with halter, rope would doubl,
its price, and the executioner set mp his ca
riagc.
-. \
4 model Gambier.-Take a skeleton from
the box of an anatomisi, give its head an i'm
movable mask of flesh clothe the skull bu
leave all besides dry bones, make il caleu
late, but not frCli give it motion but not lif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

How To TELL BAD EGGs.-The true way
to tell good eggs is to put thor" in a pail OF
water, and if they are good they will tie on
their SIDES, always if bad they will stand on
their small ends, the large ends always up
permost, unless they have been shaken con-
sidcrably when they will stand either end up.
Therefore bad egg can be told by the way
it rests in watcr--alwnys end up, never on its
side. Any egg that lies fat is good to eat
and can be depended upon.-T. C., in the
Homestead.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

To DESTROY THE WHITE DAIsY.--I have
read the enquiries of your correspondent as
to the best mode of subduing the white dali
sy, in answer to which l will say that have
found pas,uring with sheep efTectual they
will devour the blossoms, which in few
years, will put an end to the weed. BY the
way it is an economi, VI way Of pasturing
sheep, by alienation with other stock this
way, one week to cows, horses, young cattle,
&e-r tl,o next week ihe same lot to sheep, and
the third week the lot to be vacant to recruit
so that by the use of three lots more can be
pastured than each continued in the same lot,
and the cows, &c, be on the fresh feed all tho
time Country Gentleman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

10 lhe Louisville JourHat and are anon
nous, The editor says I'VE defy any tast
40 lover Of poetry TO read them without g
claiming beautiful"
"Aly soul thy secret image Keeps,
My midnight dreams are all NJ thrr
FOR Nature then in silence sleeps,
And silence broods O'cf land and Hesi
Oh, in that htill, mysterious hour
How on from waking dreams ! start,
TO md thee but q hncy flower,
Thou cherished idol ~ nay heart,
Thou hast each thought and dream NJ mine
Have ] ia turn Que thought NJ thine
Forever thine my dreams shall hc.
Whate'cT may be- my fortunes here If
! ak not l0yc--l claim nom thee
Only one hOon--a gentle trari
Nay C'or blrHt visions tom above
llay gently round thy happy heart
And the sweet beams uf peace and love
Nc'cr nom thy heart depart.
Farewell my drrauH arr atlll NJ thcr-
llast thou ono tender thought 0fmrt
Ms joys like summer birds may hy,
Nv hopes, like summer blooms depart,
Nut there's ono lpwcr ihnt cannot die,
Thy huly mcmuY iu INV heart o.
So dow that one flowers cup may hll,
80 sunlight to IT, leaves hD given,
Ru. it will live aud huutfh .f.il
A. Asdcnthlcss ns th'ng ~ hcn,cu,.
Ny soul NfttiH tlhfr, hhhhhrNf NhaNNfN'r
Hat t!,uu fnr ne one gcutc Thought
Farewell farewell ny fnr on friend
Between us, broad blue river, hnw,
And forests wave and plains extend,
And mountains in the Nuuligh rlowi
The wind that brcGthrs upon tbs brow
T. not the wind that bTcgthcs uu mines
The saf-hcHms shining ON thee now
Are not the beams that uu ur shiuci
lut mcmory's spell b. with me yet
Caus't thou the holy past forget,
The bitter tears that thon and
May shed Whcuo'cr hy anguish bowed,
Exalted IN the nonutidr .kv,
NAV meet aud miugc iu the cloud
And thus. nv mu ch loved friend, though wo
Far, hr apart, must live and WuNC,
Our souls. when God shalt vet them free,
Can muplc iu the world ~ love-
This were uu ccstacy Co me-
saw would 10 Dee "a joy Co thee 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

BAY LyNx.--A large Bay Lynx was killed
last Monday, on Walkers mountain, West
Clarendon, by Mes1rs, w. S. and Hiram Ed
dy who were out hunting partridgcs The
extreme length of the animal was feet and
its weight 25lbs. The Bay Lynx Is now very
rare in this Statc.-Erchadge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
Ion pRINTINa.

our Printing cstaIlshmrnt wac never in better
.0uIu0u thau nov, and Increased attention VIII
.r given o. this branch ~ business We kccp
constantly ou hand rapfI and Card etock, ana are
,gs prcparod % print ilandbhls Programmes,
Auction lille Bll ilradsi labels, Circulars, Bust
urss and Wedding Cards, HCy Ac,, 90 short notice.
orders by mall Nill be- Chrrftlly attended 90, aud
tff work forwarded with despatch,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

t-V' Men consume, ns a general thing, too
little air and too much food. a little reform
would make them better every way. II at
mosphcre cost fifty cents gallon, there would
be an immense rush for it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

~ When YOU are whistling in printing
Office, and they say louder" don't YOU do it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

~ stitch in time saves nine. Ii, there
fore thou fcelest ono in thy side, be thankful
O. friend
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

I-V- Several comets are said to have been
visible the past week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

The following exquisite lines were found
IN lhe Louisville journal, and are anony-
NOUS The editor says I'VE defy any laste'
nt lover Of poetry to read theml without ex-
.LLiminR-,hnM hnnntllulnn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25

4 model Gdmbler.-Take skeleton from
the box of an anatomist, give its head an inn
movable mask of flesh clothe the skull, but
leave all besides dry homes, make il caleu,
late, but not fcrli give it motion but OF life
and there's your trading gamester.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-25
Vermont Education.
Unused School Appnrat us.

lr,hed und,r the f4R,lan of the state Teachers
Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

III near Dr. Strecker's, Union Hill, q comfortable
ITane tene ment, with brick basement, containing
rooms, with other convt nlenCes, gardt attached,
and well of excellent water on the premises Rent
per annum, Sl20. Apply to JOHN COOK,
NH 23-ts Corner Main and Pearl sts.
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RUNAwAYS 8,
$40 REwARD.-Ranswsy from

q $40 REWARD. -Rsnswsy from
~ my farm Craigton, early Ia October last,
N1briglt mulatto girl, named NANCY 6RAN'
H~THAN. sometimes calling herself Mary
Size has bright black eyes, long black egessshes,
dim visage, bushy head Of hair, OF sandy eoiF.
straight. stabilize form, aud steps long shen waiA,
ing and Is about hfteen years old. ] viii give fS
for her apprehension and delivery 30 me at sy art
aud s25 for the discovery Of her hsrberers with sui
ncient proof 20 convict them. She has relSiiSts "
the city of Richmond. living near the monumeoisl
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
70 that part Of tho town. ,
fe Its WM CHkiSIlAE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

BUsINHSn CARDb.

Il B. CLOPT0N,
t. ARCHITECT IND CTF7L ENGINEER.
Ii prepared 10 suryey, locate and make ksti-
mates Tor all kinds of Canals aud Roads; will sur,
yey Lands and furnish Drawings loo ali khas OF
Engineering Works, Bridges. Machinery, Ss ne
will make Designs aud Estimates tor Pubic bnitd-
ings Private Residences stores aud Manniactofisss.
AMI supeFintenh the CONSTRUCTION OF the same. he
will also MEASURE all kinds of Garth Work, Mas.i-
ry Brick laying. Carpenters Work, Ae. lie ieeis
confident that he give satisfaction 10 aii VIC
may favor hua with their patronage. ie o1Sm
J. II. URUMP. q. e, Is now associated with z. o.
CLOpTON, and the business will henceforth be con
dnc.sd under the style of GL0PToN CRUmP.
f9- Once on Main street, doors below Ehchange
u - lIaLaa a....d Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

CArrLg The RECEIPTS Of beet cattIe t'-day w.It
com parstiyely light and prices shade better
th.u on last market day The Offering. at the scales
reached SIS hasd inn Of which driven 20 Phils
delphia ~ were lsft over unsod and the remain
Ing AS head were taken up by Baltimore Butchers
at ices ranging from So 30 10 SION the hoei, equal
TO s76r9 50 net and averaging 81 Is gross
Hoas Hogs are in m Jderate supply AMI prices
for them have advanced. We quote them to-day NJ
$TG17 50 per 100 lbs net. tese thiBGs show an al
vance VI - TO so cents per 100 lbs on last weeks
quota ions.
SHKsP.--Sheep have this week been in moderate
supply, and price, the same M last week They
soid to-day prices ranging rUm 1913 to - Per 100
lha
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OEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

OEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
~ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE -
The fact has been well known for long while that
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is the bert remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps it is not
generally so well known that ii has relieved perma-
nrnty several cases of Neuralg and Nervous Head
ache Attention is requested To the following GER
iibcate from Mr.. WINSTON. q gentleman well known
IN this community
"RICHMoND January IS, Is5S.-This is to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. have
tried various remedies but found no relief until
about the lst of November, 1851 was induced TO
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. which found
ii great benefit to myself My daughter, who has
uttered with cough since her infancy has been en-
tirely cured By the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine and
il now free from cough and more vigorous than abe
has been at any period of her life believe ii 10 be
a most valuable medicine. as well as very pleasant
on Elm nervous and general debility.
For sale by Mrs A DAVIS, Fisher L v ...stou.
Miilspaugh 4 Johnston. Il J Pfcot, Bodeker AID
Charles ID Yale. fee
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MANUFACTURERS.
ERx HAGAN'S JOHN is out ~

OENA HAGAN'S JOHN is out 1N-N
H3S of the ring The question will [C}l
be asked, Whyl 1t is written, the labOrer Is w0F-
Thy OF his wages, and why should man toll Tor
uaughtf Thankful For past favors, and consiHu
iuce Of good - iil,
Rise, Jupiter, aud Snuff he Nc@aI"
nAGAN'S JOHN sill retains Creek Nation with
all it, laws aud nfelihle rights. for IL IS written,
that self pre- alton is the tirt law Ct Nature -
ms should man despair 81 long there is reef
70 uniurl for he kn0weth not his deatiayi There
lore | have commenced my Old business On tsth
row to a six horse Cfach-wi hire out, sell, trade,
aud take Horses on iiyery-will be ready q trade
fr any thing from goose yoke up 10 a bind ux -
BarnuiI with all his humbngs and slker, with his
military renowD. in nothing TO compare 10 HA
CAMS JOHN career, which you will hesr more
hereafter. JOHN hAGAN,
IA I9-ts Creek Nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

lanes NJ. CARTER,
GLIDER AND aLAxiER, CuRN SIR FRANK
LIN AND i,TH STREErS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns hIs thanks to his TRENDS
and the public for the liberal share Of PATRONAGE
bestowed him for the last sixteen years. aud nat
ters bnsef by strict attention to business. to merit
, a continuance of their many favors. lie has on
hand stock of fresh materials, and ID receiving
from the North constantly, Leads, Zines, White aud
Paints &C &c which he would be pleased to work
up on the most favorable terms. having as compe-
tent workmen can be found in any other ike o.,
known this city, will continue 70 assist in the bus
mess, aud can always be found at the shop. Old
Chairs Walters &C neatly painted and regilded
Transparent Window shades, richly embeilIshed
fe 2s~am JAS NJ CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
>xIs. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

pSss=ssT- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. na Lombard Alley. between
Main aud Cary (i3h and 18th ssreets) rear the 20
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHAkl0TEEs, bA-
ROuCHES, BUGGlES, with and without tops, sud
sulKIE all Of his make, Of tir best materials
and workmanship oil of which will be sold ~ low As
good work Of the kind can be in the city o. Rseh-
mond, and | respectfully ask a call nom those 20
want II any article In TIE Carriage lire, a. an ae
terminea t. mako To order and sell NJ the lowest
prices possjble anil all work sod that 10 new, war
rnnted MiCAJAH MANGUM.
IL l8-9m
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
Main street, between Sth and 9Th sts,
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments of any size or design, made To order
of the best italian or American Marble
respectfully invite tie attention OF those in want
10 nv stock which is the largest and best finished
assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMBS. HEAD PIE
CpS and MANTLES, to be found in the city.
&C. First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agri
cultural Society. and Mechanics Institute. rs
wN. L. HILL. NJ M EehFLEEf
uILL & NORFLEET,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
OFFICE sHOCKoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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" srren Jao W Watkins Jas IL Wssh q
Wilson A w Walker X Walker W u NJ,
s,Sinston 3 & Wells AP watson I'D ~
WooddyBF Whciucy Ara Wooddy Wm
Wharton Csies whitney Albert WALKER y "
Wells q Ware Geo watson ~
Waller HsNfy Wells peterC Mootfoik WI m az
Wren H@ Weber Phillip woodward Ut
WiI,tauvs N n waldenP 49,
Whitaker Jos WestpaIl Simon Waidrop
WsrfAsess Jno Walter Gen \ Wassefnhh
NiRfesnx Jno Wellhans Semt
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INITIALS
MAy-W C-MRD =,
ap Att TH0S. r. btudsh. r. ~.
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NOTICE. am no longer the agent for
~ the line of Freight Roats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. WIN P Cox, at the Shed, on Dock street,
in rear OF the Gas Works is the agent for same
my former patrons.
NH z-ts ASHER
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utnhr.a 1rarLn,. AuriI ..

There issuo alteration 10 note in th. FLOUR OF
WHEAT mark eta. s} AL : ~
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n sly lt M
Anderson miss laura NJ
Atkins miss Ann Della
Allen miss Eliza II
Arnall MRS Eliza A
II
Burnett miss Bella
Butler miss Anna Il Z
Brooks miss Anna
Baker miss Fannie l.
Bradley mi.s Mary
Blankinship miss Mary r
Rrummel miss Martha
Brown miss Mollie l.
Branch miss v w
Cody miss ID q
Countney mrs III
Chamberlain mrs Lucy A
Clark mr. Lncy
Clarke mrs Louisa
ID
Doherty mrs Sarah II
Dean miss VI
Davis mrs VI III
Deitman mrs NJ
Dodson mrs Il
X
Elan miss Eliza J .
y
sorti miss A NJ
Frazer mrs Jane e
Farmer miss Elizabeth
Gill miss Martha l.
Goulder miss Mary Il 2
Gannaway miss o
III
Hill miss Bette
Hooper miss Laura X
Hart miss Sam
Hardie miss Va
Hardester miss Corneiia
J
Jordan miss Mollie X
jackson miss Yirg
K
knight mrs Susan
King mrs Mary J
Kirby mrs Elizabeth r
Kerr mss Caroline Il
l.
Lawrence miss Mary
Lee miss Margaret ID
Lewis mis' Nj
Lee miss Fanny G
Leadbetter Biss AdAiaic.
NJ
Martin Z III
Mas n Tatharine A
Meredith Martha X
Macrae T. ID
q
Nc
McKough Annie
N
Newman miss Rebecca
o
Owens miss Maggie A
p
Pearce miss Martha l. ID
Poser miss Mary
Payne miss Mary
Perdue mis- Eliza j
r
Rnssenheim mrs Fannie 2
koderford mrs Daily
Reeves miss Virginia
Riley miss Maggie
Reed miss Ellen &
Sail mrs Susan K
Smith mrs NJ VI
Smith miss MARI Susan
Shaw mrs Martha L
9 miss Il s
T
Tucker mrs j I'll 2
Undertake miss LII arriet
V
Vaughan mrs Virginia
w
Wright mrs Emily VI
Willis miss Jane s
Warrock miss Maria 2
Workman miss Mary X
Woodsun u,iss Mary
Whitman miss Mary A
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John LADEN,
(FoRMERLY NJ LADEN SON.
EcTABLI-HED 1886,
1870 WASHINGTON ST, NEAR FULTON III,
New York CITY,
Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF al kinds OF
WOOD WILLOW AND PAINTED WARE,
ROPE BR USHES, co ID GE, THINE,
WICkING, BR00MS, &c.
~ Merchants will find it greatly to their adj
vantage to give us n call before making their pur
chases elsewhere as we have laid in an extra large
stock of first quality Goods, FOR CASH. that enables
US to offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped. ana
prices charged only the same rs II personally pur-
chased NH 23--6m
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Abrams mrs Caroline NJ
Andrews mrs Sarah 2
Austin miss Rebecca A
Atkinson mfrs Mary A
puI,eu mtr NJ A
Real mrs Sophia A
Raid mrs Mamie
Bailey mrs Mary y
Boze nara Mary A
Bradley mrs Mary G
Baptis mrs frances
Biileps mrs Fannie y
Beadier mrs Elizabeth
Brown mrs Ann b
Collins rnrs Martha 2
Crow mrs Nancy
Courtney mars saiiia d
Chase mrs klvHa w
Cooper mrs J.
Carter miss MsIeia
Dunn mrs v
Davis mrs Mary W
Donneiiy mrs X
Dixon mrs b
Dunn mrs Efia Thcs
Duncomb mrs Ann
rlmore mrs Maria ]
Everett mrs l. Y
| Fitch mrs VI VI
| riga miss NJ G
FindIey mrs VI A NJ
| Groner mrs Dormanes
braves lin ma g
| Goldman mfrs Margaret
| Hogan mrs Bridget
| Horper mrs Armenia
| Hopkins mrs Mary Z
Hal mrs Mary
| Hines mrs Susan
Jacobs mrs A A
jones mrs q
Jennings mrs VI
Keyton mrs Louisa ]
kulp mrs Frances q
kirbey mrs Isaac
King mrs l. +
|
| Lipscomb mrs T.
Lowry mrs Mary q
| Luck mrs Louisa
Lumpkins mrs Eliz'h II
| Lyons mrs
Lumpkin miss NJ A
hnse MARY
Mpre u "
Marsh Jane IL
Mitcheit natfFt
Murton Ellen OF virgin
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Nash mrsUarri,t
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Powell mrs Harriet =
Peasants mrs Eliza A z
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no,,ilson 49, 49,
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NOTICE.-A meeting Of the Stookhold

N0TICE.-A meeting of the Stockhold.
~ ers in the Chickahominy and James River
Steamboat Company will be held In the city Of
Richmond, at the So Charles Hotel. on FRIDAY.
the 3Mh Of April, at 10 o'clock A NJ. The object Of
the meeting Is 20 take the sense of the Stockholders
on ths charter granted said company. by recent
act Of the state Legislature 10 vote the revised
Constitution OF the company. aud TO take into
alteration the exchanging OF the Steamer A. ii.
Schultz for larger and swifter boat
81 J q HARDWOOD,
Secretary OF g 81 Steamboat Co.
Charles City co. Va. March 2ith, 1858.
NH 3l-dfd
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&5lN REWARD -JEFFRIEs' AN
TRIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY.


l. AL Letters Patent OF England, and secured by
the Seals the Ecole de Pharmscie de Paris. and
the Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna Triese-
mar No is remtly for Relaxation, SpermatorrhR,
aud Exhaustion Of the system. Triesemar No ef
tectuaIy III the short space Of three days complct
~ and entirely dicates all traces OF those dsor
Irrs which c0pas in and cubebs have so long been
Thought sntdote for to tho ruin of the heylth OF
II vast portion OF the population. Trissenar No j.
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English ph ysican treats
with mercury to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution, and which all the sarSaparIa
in the world cannot remove. Tiiesemar Nos l. q
and Bare alike devoid of taste or small, and of all
nan -eating qualities. They may lie on the toilet
BILE without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate doses administered
by fepeau. Lalleman, Roux, Ricord, &c, &c. Price
81 each or four cases in one for 49, which saves 49,
and in 81 Sold by Dr. IL A BARROW No
l57 Prince street. few blocks west of Broadway
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount
DIR viii forward the 50 cases of Tresemar and the
large sizes. carriage paid, thus nsurng genuine
European preparations The So cases also sent but
not free of carriage Consul atoms "a usual from
eleven NJ. till two. NJ frops four till eight p NJ
az 40 i57 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists.
NH 2Q--iIgfa Richmond.