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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13
~ The St. Lawrence House
CORNER 9TH AND MAIN SITS,
Have vacant. suits of ROOMS for families Also.
SINGLE ROOMS for gentlemen.
4 number of DAY BOARDERS can be accom-
modated. lno 2a-tsI Mrs. r. .MACDONOUGH.
"a. Special Notice.
GREAT BARGAINS

To- Special Notice.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS,
Lower than ever sold before. To reduce stock be-
lore LIST January.
PERKINS l. CO.,
tCAsH SroRE, iH EAGLE SQUARED
have this day marked down
500 pieces best English and American CALICOES,
10 10 cents. worth i21z cents;
100 Dress Patterns, rich PARIS DE LAME, TO 81
cents. from s73a cents:
100 Dress Patterns. richest PARIS DE LAME,
from 81 to IS cents per yard;
Rich De LAME ROBES. marked down from Sl2
10 Sc, very cheap:
New style DE LAME ROBES, marked down from
Sl2a and Sl4 to $40.
la DRESS SILK and SILK ROBES, you will ina
the greatest sacrifice ever made in Dry Goods
PERKINS K CO., Cash Store,
no U-2w l4l Eagle Square,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

Virginia and Lfrsrpoei Paek<s. Lim<~--It win
be seen by an advertisement in another cclumu.
that new aud elegant barQue, the "ptonoeY.n
has been purchased for the Virginia and Liv-
erpool line, and Is now loading, and will iii
with dispatch. Agents have been seIected II
Liverpool, SO that our importing merchants
may forward their orders at once, and thus
have their goods brought directly into vir-
ginia waters. Our people seem 70 be alive 10
the Importance of the movement now being
msde in favor Of Direct tImporiations,''a and e
is to be hoped that the work will not atop In
til every merchant and cotton grower and 10.
bacco dealer has determined to sustain nons
other than Southern ship owners. IL the
South is to be again iulled into quiet BY puh-
lie meetings and patriotic speeches at the North
AL well enough In their places--shs will
never enjoy the commercial independents 70
which she aspires. Let her, to man, resolve
to support no enterprise North of Mason and
Dixon's line, until the Legislatures Of tie
Northern States repeal their laws against
slave owners; and even IL they do that, whs
should then give her own shippers the PRO-
ference over those of Yankeedom. Lat M rally
upon our own resources, and we can and VIII
be independent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-13

GEN. SCoTT's VISIT TO BRITISH COLUMBIA
A dispatch from San Francisco, dated Nov
10th, received by telegraph, at Gilroy, says tha
the Bulletin of that evening contains the fol
lowing from a rel ia bJo couroo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

ssef ma; ssses Tsyls, as, Eundxvosd,
ys!l,1dlgh 1 h.@,s Whisky, wtssew, woedssa,
oi Fw NJ. 6assr-aaGsiss Asdsrson of Ky., ,Isoss,
isr, Bogligny, Brahson. Bdgss efistow, Dsvis q
Me: Etheffdge, harris of ND, Hatton, Hill,
Ju1kin, i,eeeHsfN n, o. Mallory, Msynard Moore
q Ky, Nelsoa, Quarles, Smith ef N. c., ssekes,
Vance, enA Web0tef-22 - ssiii< ssae'J i.
!. Fer NJ. Psssasss -dessnf Garter, Nixon. and
Stfatton. 10 "a Et.Hs3EciIfhi p =. ztstf :.
For Mr., Hask,n-- Messu. Schwartz and Hirk-
=, ~ ~. -. O. Dsvis-4 Measn. Reynolds ana
3 !, 1 F~ Mr. ASsias-eMs.. Davis of Indiana d
|" For M BSfelsr-Mf. Hafdeman. = 0iG = -
FeS M. Hiekmas MI Haskin.ss sH.iasa =
81. For M. MeQtses--Mf. Pugh i7yos9'sri - 4 "a
= For NJ. Etksyidgs-2Mf 6ilmer.a s1Ft =.
1 For NJ. Pksips-1Mr. Docock. q g soa2.z !.
For Mr. Rsysefds4-Mr. fforsce F. Clark
tThe Repsblicans 1ntted on Mr.. Sherman Mr.
Bocoek1 number wss Increased by the vctes ID
Mr. Rust and Mf. Ham iiton, who were not pres-
ent on the arst day Of the session. The Southern
Americans voted Tor NJ. Gimef.1 be- Ass
The House adjourned. sRie2 = slliay71g s''
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S,I. ,.sss sss5sss ssss sss sSs .ss' 80 & 'fs 4.
North against the sodtt, I'D yses csSse, were
moderating under 9enfssdS rule. Free Discus
'1 q 1n %s were @S.s aiding ss
isd sses oS hsS ssrssS ana ~sre sli h.G@ esssa cd
sspes had S been =, ,sss,vsd from the
gloomy news in regard % fhe dition Of The Is
faelites An Morocco. Hundreds Of families have
fed nom Tsngiers TO avoid spsnisrds, Moors and
.ss Ssd nun0tia q ns;s m fsss s
don have responded 70 the cai for aid, and sssst-
sncs Y also hoped for from the psosPerous issael
ia IN America, go n. s.,ssse. 4, I vns
6Ir q. Friday nigh. "a .senpo.u..riyy isg.llos.
LSsis, ssds - .sinEy q John Brown hung up. 10
tho gsee ef the eitizens when they should get eut
q bed dgnest messing- Early IN the daya l.!ge
ss.. - - % aIcIs ses pa
othefs deprscsting the demonstration. The eflgy,
however, hung there nearly hsif the day., y I
20 \ RASLEoxy Cans LnvIEp Ox.--Ths engines and
ems % the nlack River and Utica f2ailseed have
q sae' 'onessic Bsnk. tJsdgeBesrdaey and 6 csP. .
Ktrtiznd held mostgsxs> prior 10 TIE Judgment
upoaDths railroad, ard It 10 how chained BY them
fore included I'm this mortgage. bssaaoslb s.f sal
HFiye fugitive slaves arrived 1t areenneld
from Springfield, Msss,, on Thasksgiying day.
The party eonsisted Of D mother about forty yeafs
Of age, three children from three 20 eight years
and the nnothef's brother eighteen years Of age
They party escaped nom plantation near Rich
mond, about two months ago. :. y aai s. -
IL Storm Of snow, hail, and rain prevailed At
the North ON SATURDAY., extending over vast re-
gton-,e At Albany, N. y. the snow fell 70 the
fsel !. ss s ss
looking for speedy closing Of the canals and are
HI Atthe recent term Of the Bolivsr county
(Afiss court, four men were sentenced to be hung
on Ffiday the 9Th Of Decenber-Samuel Moore,
for the murder Of ID. c, Dunbar on 4 steambost;
John and Joe, slaves, foi the murder Of Joseph
cleary and George, slave, for poisoning -
Z Ut A Newspaper Is issued at Tamors. Perry
county. H., called the Egyptian Spy, which Il
printed on the first type that ever came to mi.
neis-the same on which were printed the laws
Of the state while the seat Of 60, eminent was at
III Rev. Dr. Bellows. Of New York, recently
preached sermon in favor Of card d-playing, dane.
That concerning cards was s'no gambling.n The
Doctof,s views are "broad-,' sshssT sai1
UThe Richmond Dispatch announces that
sfreedy $50 ZOO nave been subscrfbed fse the pro-
posed fi& Of Richmond and Liverpool nae kets
The whole sum needed 10 Si2o, 600. y 9nt -
III The Schenectady IN. Y } Continenials ten.
dered their services 20 Gov. wise. free OF cbnr0e
rne 9oyefn0r sddressed theman appFoprists let-
ter OF thanks. Ergs UaG $50
IL Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt daughter of Hon
Fr1ncis Key, author Of the aSnf Smnuled Ham
mel, and sstsr Of the late Philip Barton Kew, Il
giving readings In Boston -. y la q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

An ARrsfocnArIo HERnr IN ExeIaxp.--A
eorrespondents Of the Wolvsrhampton Chfoni.
Gle ssys there Is hermit living 4 foW miIes
metropolis; and he thus dec ribes visit 10 tbs
hermit's retreas 2 laiiiir,hs e :. 7ssf -, -
At the termina ton Of the road A maans;a, ~
no ordinary sixe net nv view. bat bsffer aSa
happier times had fsiened within: v;tbout al
Was des,lation and ruin. Time destuyer
Of all thines-hsd dons his work here: eyery IN.
let was barricaded b the rude AZ and hsmmer.
.~ssxs. .8.,~v~~,.r- a.sS-s-x~-;c~-,-As-k----xr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

tteYNoeuve6hDesnsss ~ ssrissee o1aypors
sR0soa0 - ns1ehs Ts All IssbssEfbsssehss1b-
sssiyaos s:s lr'ss 2 - 2 ysss, = sSy.ss: -
tArss months at The rate Of y espts vssk Slns3e
soeiNs ~ esrfi u vsspesrs, tve se1tn. ssfffs !,
OADvKRfisKxEn.s shoald - sent % thse efzios
bsfsss n o'slookS n; eekHviss fhsy may not sp-
pesr uusSfth neat asys saesss1 y hsssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

fHr Errourr7I - tAnvEarssrSs.--Ase servant
girl rccen1ly e6vsstisd In the TRnecFi8 fes Sits
usIion. sad ~ Ma e one q ear mesehants seur
q make fnqulres about her. Ths girl called e
apologized for 20 doing shtlng that she wa psss.
ia9. fhropRh The strt4 and hought she, ,woplA.
cal, sssnt for ~, e, said the ,housskeepss,
sS Hs.sss s sSss ss I's nSsa sSs
fse Place, II is expected that the pef5on wanting
her service WIN ciI -thss 10 ts sfiqssste 81 ad-
rsrtisiag." "If you stand DO much upon etiquette
certain you WIN not do TOT noe, % fhe above ia-i
eident took Plhcs last week IN c. strest. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

- Tn MxsAsxxrxror THs yorcs. -.Isn only
relating simple faet rhen I say that almoss
= evsry error IN the of my poor lanes, throat,
palette, tongue, teeth, stomach and nasal organ
!. shsd their dsy with me; and rarely do hear
oclsryynsu read bat Ifecognize one or more Of
the ssme bIundsrE A common fsnlt 81 read.
Ing Is the monotops; aud when. as SON mstimes
: :, hess, there is this drowdnep of tone saded "a
= 1dri0, :, OF ses-saw of measured ssdenees, 81
: atss as.me dnss Why thsa svsn the whole time
de ssssss rs;os - rs. rss..'ss s srssl: e
church wants % much breath, .yoS cannot
-sGssa - vssts any. TIE labor 81 treat TO
sithe yoe<l cygeDsyoa cannot shord 70 flk 3 them
Deedto1syy xhe yoies required fs loud: yon'
. canDof a1s1d "a ioss any offhs aids of intcus.
nsftos, ert1eqlstion, or rsvsfbsratiop. II -oDa.
ivord< yopr lpDG fhroak an1 meukh torn Or
= cam Heated machine. In reading in huFsE
70 suevpurysas. Al.
most ss lj4eFeetes eieging is from talkhg,'
and the Hilk5t fnuk I, ,youpg enrate can do II
4 TO take sous8of 1sssDas from q spod slocu-.
tion ma>fsr Nor could sny bsneyolent chussk k..
: ynan sperd HE no1ay bstisr than in naihtaiD-
? sine sclerisai reedng master Ter the bens6t of
!. shs d;ossss Issy I slssxy9s1 tF vent Of
4 @ sss se sss. psss sss. sI os s
sssnsfsfssloel AZ sseeoss.ssy lshes 81 him
ter and thsspsakse srsellks ne lfonlil IhoI
-Di~sssting pFesehsf Il also free Itistkictly
, a eftbodox complaint. IL come, ~ M
talking, hut 6pH rs1d ihg, aaano doube shfo1t,
from fssdiDs bs1]y. !. fksseh / wosIi is;rssss.
',qe6y asf - ai4Sy sus>1an injury if BE fsaas
J axhs1hs kssls sofs fhroak 1sse4fe fssrs q
A saloftff kttEffA "a ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

BeSer bses aba %
medieins-RKyBkl
q efN oL = IN-'
BBC1 nc UR T.
Never d.d We know
sstisfsetion bymyi
the eeafrarys sliare
oPxn Rud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

eydssy ofHns
HAsIr rALHD, IN
sYANcR r o. nF<
vssn finely ussd
sn instxnee Of dis-
one Who ned Il. On
dehehssd win its
'Gpeak n fsrfua of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08
II Rem NCH sE1 sixsH sgraT -9Fl
L Nv, pxr. ac AND ENGLISH PERFUM cry
- soAPs, AND POMADBs,
e ssils FJuAt reoeived q ~. .,,eu,,,,,e;l -

r. saf1a Fs~--''teSSA'oas 'teSSA'o - N.f as7nuI vN,e 81
.s pa sy. bstsssa sas ~ IL and isfh si..
METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INsTI.
Hso..D!ss AND DAY sEsi sesooii .es Youss L.Dll.. .l.
es < il. S.s.Sss j S:s ss,
vIs.:; /: .ssssss q.
SsisSf s s.. &: -
Il, a n {, ,sss ,ss; e ;s.sS;sn EnTn IA eIoREs. J,
ssss: ssss: 'Sss sss .sS e Sy
StelIs shsxis. bach Thibst Msrino shswis, Gen.
$40: xs ssssi ..a IN !. n .u.s,..
We hayc bgs .sens Isiss, !" And that xiI be found
S ss Ss sos Z a Hsssss sa S
F9 k:s e. Ss:;sI asss S.sss hike.
GoiNsR sEs usip ! saUrlpulsroRs ui ls
~ -. .s,Is lBstyeea sth Ard nth ste e -
sss ss 1.Fs''s .sd 's s1.as .sos Of ssss: Il
'SsL..aS'se efdaiIss EXaEi nuslS SEss -
= ING GOODS, BRU&HEx fs,, fe,
s ssEs:ss g COST
ssssss 3 S. US Sc sSsls 81:
Pssssss Ssvtzv With as are re re isstsd
e cone tSssA cd sists ssttismsns. - our bust
= j 81. sssssFs !ss. ssss & sy.ss...
P!.5sggssEh 4 !, g f1!sEss p.,:, q
WAn1 Phlks monic Hal. south .ide ~ svesss,
ehoys uth stsest, fl!nlshss I'll bnds Of Plsnhsrss
ne iasesI.ai ed g. fiytgss Yl1a ths Ycs1Hesens
s%. it, s1S I've s;a s e s1ss
prices. Call - - ~ la "a A.l - 1e!s q
HslFb ] sIsiSS q zlsaztsfts's
:. =. -. e. = .WILIARDs Horn l..sl
&3lSs 9 S q s:ssa'I 'HsSses es ~ :sss
rsSs e ess|s$ssS NifeI eo2pE
S. s;':; 5: |: S.; 8 4 s.: 8:
! |E::;:::' -: s; = q: !: 8
S00 ssEE1NEfsz EzIEskIE. f66
fz6k ln YLEE 81 "a. d 81 :.z.sin & go & ~
= i Us - S $ ~ s:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08
FOR
CHILDREN
|TEEIHIH8.

rsg fem ssy % The sssy eespiaihis DO EoT LET
stsst kstvssn yr suGsrg child sad the relief dat viii be
suetTyss suns7>p fsiisv ths sss q tins
sR>s{ .ssh ss:ds Hcas &sas'.s sslsss the ssesI
res1S Ssy Ted, Y - ths outside uFsBpH
e. Na . esss1 ss,s:s h =. Ia ea =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

ssaao IlrJs T6e 0l1hn111 a4d1Se5 a13o6 ~, 8 q
sss,Is' ss;s 4 y sse & ss;ss;s ~ 6 - !s5 s. 81
.s.ss<sss s.. k s ;.sIss:s .dss ss:lseS s g.
Ssioibk<Dw6 nsDoon4 sse.n any lone!s.statPoi1D
the North, while The South can furnish 6sods."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

.I.sssd ts,ss ESSsf HsSS ses vii VII
tvc-stery back buildings, containing fsoin 70 n
sSsss ssss. s'Hf no. ss: :ss
sechpsetts avenue, betveen lsA and 5th stsl Per-,
.Ous dssirQpe oetsining healthy and quiet rsai-
denoe woald do well 20 oaI st No. $40 Of fsaid prop
erty. Also, several smaller Hossss on the saune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08
! I q, MRS 81 !.
WINSLOW,SI
-SOOfHINGs |
syRuR.a,l

hFAsss ssnsssdadea . gsesi s4ssss ssd sediesi
s1stsss We syssk In tkis n1asr sswaAr = VRDo KEovn "a
sss sea ysssst szpsdssss, 4 Nd PLRbaR ouG HruTA.
clAns h ast Isssanes shsre tks iufaat q sa
And sxh.nios. relisf yin Be Sssnd i afIssa
BE = shs Prsssrpsis. a. o. de
haA aad has bsss sset uih tsFAILIEo suc Rss =
sHEpk So THOUSANDS OF ClsEs.ln -
h as esI fks skd Rem psis ne
sonseh and boNe ecrrsets aesdify, snd xses teoe and
snsrgy % The Whole syssa win snes isstsaty relieve
GRIrrse IN THE BowxEs AND wixD Colrc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

Hs s.sssnSse RssIaHs Rs5; sadiso... ]. u.
lsssosys nAtfns II now ppS cf the tsrrest~ -.
e =: D:s1iSs casH,Hsh shsSs hls hGlitiSs nif
Den his ioss sxRsfSnss 9 fSs Sssiasis. Ss ksse
=. ind y csFsssssss - Iasas wsssssi i.ssss
: 40 ss s4H,ss.e.ss Y e.ts'i ssss,srs.,s
~ = !!!! \ g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

ANE. TWO, THREE ANDfFOuR-FACRD
seSiss s9a 3.
Is. q Se~ 49, Sr.ssns. ..so's ara0'ss
shayls of the above styles survive all the chaures
ii 80 %Sf[Ss 66AakSlss ST siiRs, aosEs and
the purchaser. Moreover We never MARI afsncwy ~
1Pyiess put On % be taken on according 10 the bur
a Our Northern end Eastern oorresposdents send
us new supplies daily, all Of which straneers and
Srsfixcshon. fEklKTf 4 SBk0THiER. R's' 'sh
I !. =, PennsslvApis avenue snd ssh srest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

WE Can ..I you wsissfs, TssSls c.ss.r.. Cote.
Forks.- i.smp., Csndlssticf.. sru.sssA
SsS,e s R;l,o1 s9lEh' sR sCssRet Tscks Tack Han. *
Scrs.s, @ Cook Cool Knives, R and and host u indis<
Hsnssois articlss ussd IN housetespipE, at much
fof essn. Try 3Ss, oipositsl BfoSn's' and our
word for il, you via ssys money. I-c''- 80 -,
del ia ohlrr Im,ortsrs ran u q Hsfda..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

IN yALUABLE FARM FQR sALE-sifusssd
sotfsssxs. q L. inss1ssc.on cf &c Geoss.so~s @ S
oad Little fslls woods. 0onsisting Of le2 eores. In
aIs isH sSa 81 K: e T. sSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

.spesdhy rensdiel,
bsieysit the DRsT.
Epr In ths WORLD,
kHfBAS and piAR-
pRYN, vhs<her Y
IeT from sny xhef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-08

Pennington, 3; Mr.. Revnolds, ,; Mr.. Adrian, 4;
Mr. Eheriage, I; Ne. Hickman, I, Mf. Haskin, 4;
MI, Me<(ueeai 4; Ne. J. g. Davis; .. sts2 -.
- The vote n deuil = q foIlows: g ssa3
Adtth, Ansy, Ashley, Babbit, Bals, Ringhan,
Blair, Blaks, BraFton, Bumngton Buslink kame !.
Burnham, Basrosghn Eatl.sasld, tampDeh, -,
rey, Case. CIask B. Csehfane, Coifax, 6snkiiag,a =
Dunn, Edgeftoa, ,KdiEssds, Eljel Ely, fsrns-
worth, Fenton, feffy, Fosles, Ftsax, French,
G:och, G7hsm, Gsoy, 6ulsr, Hsls. Hall, Ilsl-
mick, HoSFd3 H1mphfsy, Hiehins, Irvine, xsl-,
lsKg q Mieh. ksltpgS g III kealsas Kilgose,.
hsssS moys|Sx; Ms.s,Sn g ssf
sis Of Peas Mpns, 0lin, fslnee,l Pnni,gtoa,
Perm, PessIt, Pertes, Polter, Pog1s, nice, Rob
inson Of r. II, Scranton SSdgwiek. Somes
aP.gl4I NJ: eptnnezr 4hnf6p, S6vsns Stewsst
TEain, Thm6}s,s yssAsssf, Voa iWyck, vesfes..
Es5s yvea:o.S ws,soe Wsshbu!a g VIII.
VIZ 1ss a.. Ms.s -: fHs y ,P Ez
Ashmers, Aveyj yjsS9ls6sls3 bss, Srrest, Boa,
ham, Doycs, BFesch, Durst, Dsnetf, Citfk q.
Ceepss, cos, cfsS5 sf5 !, csslts Z y O., 6n1tll
So ssss cs:syi 2.s - Ds';s:;':
9.na e!aeils 11mlltp9 4zrise W, Havys
lls: sssle:' .g jssH ss|l q, s.ss' ssS
&: ] & &! )! !! !|!!'!!' S!
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Arrivals AT PRINCIPAL E0TEIS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-y 8 Ran, Md; Stew
art, ID Z; r. Alcock, Md; II Haligan. Va. P.r
h a19.: PA Ma p1i Nd Miss Dlnkhous. Pa;
R. GdiIs; BHYghtxsll CAT; " Baum.
P Pot Duffy, MCCARTHY, Jury and Court Bal
Mo- Cooper, Pa: w Kittridge. n III: DIR GanS
MisS WHsn 1t1sI b \; Malenger. Mo; II Mesrs.
BhpOWNNs H9rELITT Cross, Md; G Tay
Sc b g1s,s NY T PnRIoB ma Mis- Smith. ~:
d dos Hunt HUI Va; Gil, do; Fgllgn, Ny;
hem, de-; NJ Bryonse. Va; Miss f Y Bolineer. a.
W Chase, III; = Lord. Ne; r B Mitchell, do: n n
Root and lady. Md; Il w Mason, NY: % 'CowIess
and lady, CT; B J Lassing NY: C b Richards do
WlLLARDS' HOTEIs-H Erben, NY: i Raird
do; Dstick; Pa; Norton. NY; c s Valiandis
nam, %; MollnaId. Va; Col De Russy TSk.A
i.eggett, Va; Tempt, NY; NJ Plumb do Mrs
p Berry, Md. ~ WITS D"ie''' IA
tkiRkW0OD H0pSE.-A Fl Leonard. NY:JR
Matklns, Va; w Winde, Pa; g g. Chorman de-.
w w all, :; WsHtOn, A la: j McCyann VA. :
Mode, Va; L ID Fisher, Nd: J It Fdiler. do: n j.
Robertson, do; r. r. Burands, Va; III : BIighf y
. e.SNdt rictD S STATES HOTEI;,r vogiler Nd:
Morton, do; b Phillips, Pa; Mason, ny
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M ACNE wDERs

Garden Insects, Coekroaehes, Bed bmgs FYeas Ants,
The Importance of reliable article of this kind 10
inestimable warm weather all nature teams with
Gle ever discovered which will exterIninatS them, a
company ofbotansts from the Horticultural Society
that all insects lighting upon a certain kind of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
E. Lyon and found a positive insect DESTROYER in
cay to rest eject
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia fomths Void Fair, and numerous m aa
ical and horticultural colleges and societies.
LsttsrJrom the President Of Tie Uni,,d States;
EXECUTIVE MANsION,l
"MR. EMANUEL IvoN-Dear Sir: have the pleas
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you a Medal
and Certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
nj fTE MORT Chairman
n The above was accompanied by certificate of
1T is FREE FROM POISON.
s, NEW foRk, October LIST, 1853.
tested your Magnetic Powders aud lind them per-
fectly harmless to kind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
LANES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMisTRY, N. Y. HOSPITAL
MI MT. IonS Il RoME, SupernteHdept Of the New
with ~ ,ns
finds it of immense value"
Every gardener ana housekeeper must have di-
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can be made to the Astor, st. Nicholas and Metro
potap Hotels to Judge MEIGs. President OF the
American Institute; James Gordon bennett Gen.
Winfield Scott Cyrus w. Field. l.. nj. Pease, of
the Five Points Mission; &C, &c. Judge MEIes
says, 'This discovery Of Prot. Lyon of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested tthor-
oughy. 1t will destroy iOcusts, grasshoppers ants
preserved and houses made pure POM" can b"
Arrangements are made through M-ssrs
BARNES Il PARK, of New York. To have il sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautious!
NEW YORK, November 6th 1851
I'm retiring from business have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Msssrs. BARNES &
PARK. This Powder is a discovery made by nv
self, and brought from the interior Of Asia and is
unknown Ia any other persons The genuine and
effective article is put mp in tin cannisters and will
continue TO bear my name. r.. LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached by Powder and
are killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Order them through
any merchant
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in a trica,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and MICE
Sample TASKS Is cents roy lar sizes 81 cauts and
81. Follow directions. Us. FREELY oad thornnshky
BARNES Il PARK,
Is and Is Park Row, New York.
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These arms have not been used, and are offered
Tor sale not as unservcable or second hand hut
only because not confirming to the model last
wee. -
The proposals will state distinctly the number and
KIND whether flint lock percussionedD of mu * cts
bb bid pT TO- he where lqfet nd
dorset Proposals for the Purchase 81 M1sLsts !,
and directed To the undersigne at the Ordnance
office, Washington. d. G..
fair samples OF these muskets. may he seen. on
application Tor the purpose, to the Commanding OF
hcer OF any OF the Arscnals specified above, or of
he flhercnt proposals received will b, opened at
thus ohce on toe 18th June next between the hours
Of u and clock and sales will be awarded TO the
highest bidders; the Department reservng the ris hit
10 REJECT any bdsthat may not be regarded satsfac-
tory.
Terms or payment cash. in specie or Treasury
notes, to he paid tn the disbursng officer of the
sena where the arms de posted on IN cir deliver,
IL the purchaser, under order from tins Office
III. X. CRAIG,
ap i6-2awl'n Colonel Of Ordnance,
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