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NOTICE

7 AIDES, ~ leaving ,ow ,ep,ors ., indt'.
IL son's feriunetV o'or~ yon ran hHve them
ground n ,hrt nnttes. al tc3 Thsm.s snsei
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PAVILION,
NEW lklGll'rNN

This Establishment 10 now open for the sea.
son, aud the proprietor will be happy to make
engagements with parties who may desire to en-
z ,ge rooms. The distance from New York to
New Brighton 10 ,ix miles. and the trip is per-
formeL b, asteamboat in from rs 30minut.s.
IL leaves New York, Pier No. ], North river. at
IL aud ~ A. NJ. and 3 l.2 s aud s =. N.
Leaves New brighton At y, land ~. A. NJ,
aud 2. 8 20, and 7P.M A mere fr~quen, com
munica,ioa viii he established m the season
advances.
jy l6pd p. BLANCHARD.
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ptANo ,,opTrs ToIyT

PlANO fORTES I'D LET.
TTNiOSE wishing b. hire Ew the seAsoa. es BY
i the wear, good piano Forte, on revnnabk
terms, tan q" ~, y, applying 10 The spb.ot,b,r.
=, 'h,s office. GRO. a. NORMAN.
rr22 tC
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TOILET FOfr TTrE SEASON.
4 frst.ratc Barn, located on School ST., with
IA two Stalls aud Carriage Hou,, attached; fi
further information, arply at 40 Thames 81
mIlu BENZ. MARSH.
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TOWElL.ING AND NAPKINS.
On Dor. Superio~s IIuckabuck Towels. 20
cU dor. CoinIron do, and diaper do, Table
Napsia, in great variety, Doyli-s.
Also, Common Diaper. iiuckabuck and Crash,
by the piece or yard, for sale cheap, by
WIN, &. COZZENS 4 CO.,
iIJ No " Tk.sp~s Street
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PuKECECNEAM

n1T,HE, increased demand Em our Ice Cream,
III iron, year 10 year 10 "a positive guarantee Of
ss superiority over all other Creams that is man.
,fae,sred in this place, therefore ". don't have
" ps6 ard advertise and finally leg people m
Sy Il. The reputation 10 oi many Years stand
8ae. and our facilities this seaspn for supplying
M Increased demand 10 moch h tt,r than here.
Xsofee. Having engaged our C'.nm FROM the
xI~sH arms on the Island, enables us To suppl,
s.,se and fresh cream with every ,sii,y al favor
Ysa Fsacy Pyramids, ~ in eom'non rnould,, ut all
/, ,Sin,es. and in amy quantity, m Ino~ra,e prices.
S>Ne are also pteJared To supply fni, Ices, CHAR.
sjsue Russe, plain or orna,n~nttd, L,not Msnge.
Jeilies, Brandy Fruits, Preserved Fruits, Orns-
mentai Welding cake, Family cnkes, Tar,s AM
pics, fresh every day, together Nth .yrfy 9TH
~ zrticle eonnected with oar line. %, the ,hort-
70, notice and on rca-on,ble erm., 10y
RIDER L SISSON,
iy70 Successor. ~ " : NU,s.
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ToLET.
DIV No ~ N 'be i'r',srisn ttur,h, fsfros
II 'nouu,s, arrb 70 the .r'.s u The thw'
Will
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GENTS Silk Cn'ier Shirts, n desirable article
u for this climate. for sale cheap, at LOG
Thx es Street.
j3 LANGLEY 4 NORMAN.
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NOTICE.
DONNETS repaired. blearhed and pressed IN
ID the best manner aud at short notice, at
I32 Thames street corner 81 Church.
m25 IRA FRENCH.
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-PERRY CO.. WARM SPRINGS.

THE proprietor of this keasant and delightful Wa
eftnK Phee; feei,ns highly gratified with the sue
cess Whkb has attended his management of the above
statiishfnebt dursnR the two pnst seasos has In
ereased his eqoTts tn render thr place aud accom-
datdns stin more in itne and comfortable by adding
. large bfiidng to the same.
Thewarin Springs are situated in Perry county,
Va. ON shermanSCreek one of the heaihert stun
soas, tisshe.state. Those Waters are well known
or ejr excellent medicinal qualities and for the y, r
sHnas,y Suses Of screfla, Tettsr, and all erup,ns
osbd di6eAees az the skin.
TIE Springs are accessible by the CenrsI Railroad
~ lharannen, where coach will aw he in read
tnesss sm the arrival Of the from the East to con-
~ey RNsengers who desire 10 visit the Springs, "a
miles N. w. of Duncannon. All persons leaving
Fhla.ielphia In the morning train of arrive
Al the epfings eaIIy the ssn,e evening. The coach
Will commence running daily and after the LIST dny
>f June neIt and continue during the season, leaving
Ae eprings every morning 81 as To- reach the
going East. There will also coach lie run daily
from Carlisle by Mr.. Hendle, the arrival Of the
ears from the East, for the Springs, the distance he
tug IL miiesthe route passing by the Carlisle sul-
Phur springs, aud sterrett's Gap aud nfIordins
IL the most delightful views of the Cumberland Val.
ley 70 be found.
All fC6mn unic a,ons for the Warm sprinr. should
be dtretted 20 Duncannon =. o., and will then arrive
at the<Spsings daily.
cry eyenHoa paid 10 those who may he pleased to
pay Atip Welt during the season. Ample provision
has been made for gymnastic exercise mud pAstime
amusements, while rhern,an's Creek affords delight.
ful fishing, as well As sailing in boats.
The subscriber has the pleasure of referring to the
patrons who favored him with their company the
past sefsOns, aunoar whom are
Chas. u. Cooper, Philada. w. =. swart1, Philadn.
John shAhner, l. X. Smith,
Sn.y;Is g. :; s%,sS aa,;i0. " Erhr'im Clark Esq"
H. II. ETTER,
Jsl93m Proprietor.
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Terms, CASH IN ADVANCE.

TEKMS, CASfI IN NV NN'E E'
One copy, one year, 81
Two copies, one year,
One copy t~o years,
Five copies. one year. ~
One copy, five years, 10
Eigh, copies, one year, 10
GU-Ten copies, one year, $50. aud ono cop,
extra for year to any person sending the club oi
ten.-S0
All communications post paid, addre,scd Ia
WIN. r. LEONARD 4 co, proprie,ors oi the
Southern Ladies Book, will receive INN dia's
suentinn. u
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FOR 90 DAYS ONLY.

A large a.,ortrnent oi Fancy Article, which
win h. sold for the above time, cheap, for Cash.
Cons,,,ins in part NJ Psrasoi's, son,e az low a.
81, l2i.2; Umbrellas, Canes, Soaps. Combs of
all kinds, Hair Brushes, of every description
and price. Perfumery. of every variety. aud
sreoi vuic,y uf other .r,ichs ,oo nuinssoss To
mention,
FRANCIS sTANHOPE.
Di C1ner Spring and To~so Streets.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.
Good bread 10 one Of the greate,t LuAuries ~
house keeping; families wishing to bs supplied
With the article in all its various shapes and kinds
will please call at the
OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY BAKERY.
No. 2O5 Thames Street,
where can I've found ut all times, frcsh Baked
Flour asd Graham, Bread, Mik B,se,a,
Batter Craeksrs, Soda Biscuit.
Graham Craekr,, Pilot Bread.
Also, DYsrEpsiA wArGR.a b@autifnl article,
which every holy should ga, who has the Dyspep::
Ella, and those who have not, 20 Keep them from
ksvins il. Constantly on hand great variety Of
FANCY CAKE, &C.
Please call a, the old stand, opposite the Tel.
.graph Office.
jun,ii DANIEL GOFF
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SECURE THE MEANS or mAPpINEss

BY becoming in time possessed Of the knowlsdgs the
Of which has caused the sekns and poverty of houssnd'
sable IL she neglect 10 avail herself Of that hnow'dss ~
respect herself which would her much suhsG be
H.. m, an, o happiness and her husband ard
eon.I upon children that blesng above ell Peshesihy
bodies, th healthy minds, That Know ledge eossb ed IA
lftls lid
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WANTED.
A good steady Roy to learn the Tailors Trade !;
"A apply i'rat-dk.t,l D
y. X y. II. GOULD,
ji2 10 Thames ~.
I AIDES Toilet slippers. A r-~ l,t ,As DAY
IL received AZ SEAKUR1'S,
no 40 Th.Ines 81. n.
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TN f A ILL A NJ I, X A.
IT,. nY klcE.& PEl.l..

No. IAomas sfr,st, a. shotf di,tanes from hs
-. Oosas House.
THE subscrils.ss would res,~c,fhl, in6ssr. th-
L public and visitors M Ncwport that they have
se-opened their wellknown fashionable estalli,h-
nent. where they intend to keepa choice supply
III all the dciicaoies ofthe season, which :he mar
h.ts of New York and Boston afford. such 40
Woodcork. Pioves. Snipe. Spf-shell Crabs.
Fried and .iiroilsd Oys,ers.
ALSO,
Green Turtle and Spring Chickens received eve.
sy morning and served up at short notice.
Ice Greaw. Charlotte de Russo. Water Ices,
Jelllios, Blanc MaHee. &c., together with ever,
variety of Confectionery furnished 20 order.
PIC Mic and Sailing Parties supplied with rAe
above svsicles. Also. evening parties superintcn
ded and supplied With avery thing requisite.
Their Pariors are so arranged that they can
accommodate large and small Parties.
We return our thankp to the Public for their
patronage bestowed upon us. last season, and hope
or eossinnancs fthe sasue.
..',.. ISAAC RICE.
49,: ... GEORGE PEIL.
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BOARDING,

TIE snhseyiher can accommodate = E.nsily
with Board \, bis dcl,ghShnlly located house, a
few steps soush east Of thu Oeran House apply
insnedr.tck- GEORGE u HAZARD.
I'D
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RURRINGTON,s nIGn PRESSURE SODA

BURRINGTON'S HIGH PRESSURE SODA
The Subscriber now offers to hi. friends and
the pobhc, Soda Water with a variety of Syrups
IN quality unsurpassed. Consisting of Pine-ap.
pl~, SafsapariiIa. Gollen-mcad, Rasberry, Va
nilla. Strawberry. Orgeat, Lemon, Wild-cherry.
-Oranse and t'inger. The fountains and Pipes
nse cnameied throughout thereby protecting the
Soda from the taste u copper or other metallic sub
stances They are cha6ged with much care at the
celehsated Soda establishment of II. II, Burriug.
con in Providence, and feel confident in Offering
shis delightful beverage to the public that they
win find il even more than meets their expeeta
sions.
soda drawn at oil nours Of the d,y aud eve.
C.G. c. HAZARD. Drugstt
and Apofheeary. NeItdoor North Pos, Office.
JrNGLIsH Tooth Brushes, II first quality; al
II 90, Hair Brusher, in great variety: Nail and
Flesh do. just received by
= u. u. TISDALE 4 son,
,xtb 13s Thames 81.
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~ Base and Shameful Fraud!E
CAUTION TO BOOKSELLERS.
VIOLATIONS or COPYRIGHT.

a sSst RIOgs EDITION
FTgni abs-csd has been surrrytiiovi'y rs.sd VIII
the form aud ,te sraetb the SAM 1,saN PAL, sad
ersctly the sanr
TYPOGRKPnICA Al. .XUWANGENEST..
Bat .noth.r nam, .ub.tuied for Dr. 4. VI Mssisess"
aud Boston" for " New ioTb AID the wofds.
E-rrsIp according 10 Act II iorg th, 1871 by
JOSEPH TROW.
IN the Clts Oes sf the pistret Cosu % de tosihs,m
District of New Yorh.
OsNrTED..
Tie eontsnis the ,ubieet matter. sid resdi'T,rs
EfSV ayx6EN kslEFERENT.
Printed poor brovni.h DIR npsr-y with paper cover
II be knewn aso from The nfshabb aud legibs wood
cuts ,estefed Throughout its Iaxes NJ copyright sfnfor
contains nO1s.
~ th., ~ the trade lost tushs and eoemos
honesty IS To be willing Psus,
IN DisFRAUDIsG TIYsssst epsroMERs..
No les than The g, Of the property copy
they will Os pto,.ruted aud stss Will be tahsa to ssposs
tk<H ~ the public.
copy will be sent 10 s,ch boohul,r or hm. with the
term, upon which they will be furnished soa fsesip %
his ot Il.su business card Of address.
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COAL YARD.--Tks sslscsiLer respect
fully infsns the puliic tina, he has taken she Goa
Yaid and Wharf recently oeesyied by ChArlrs
.,'.,.''.. ~; ~" NJ iS.". p! n rr -.
generally, with the b-st knsl ofCcsI.
may 8. WIN. u. PECkifAM
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IplSL. Dtbb Lsco I'D y i -. ONI.t'
J. RUSSEI l. RALDNGS
Highest Premium
ROSEMARY Il CASTOR OIL.
OR CYTHERE.\N
HAIR OIL or w ASH.
FOR Improving, Restoring, and Eui.ellishine the
Hair. The virtues of Rosemary anf c"-iot oil
ae too we'll known TO fsquiTe enc punni.
F.w. r BRANDE, +. n r., l. AE.,
other Maje,tys mint Professor Of Chemistry, In
the Roy nj Institution ot Great Britain ssd Oi the
Materia Medioa To the Apoiheoares' Co. and editor
o the English Dictionary of science iitrr,iure aud
Art, sa,s-"Rosemsry Is an adninyhFs siimnlnnt, and
viii positively promote the yre~rA of the hair and
cure the hs adachc. Ca-zsr Ui is valuable ioI It's
nourishng and STRENGTHENING propcriir.. And when
these properly canb,nod fre. from oil grease,
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS,
aud l. amin salunbe remedy for all diseases of the
hair and ~alp; rendering tothe hair lu,uriant and
richi pPeaTanre."
Nj =. has the only receipt In America for pre-
pairing IL ia this manner and "fers II n % cent bot
ties, rrid; aLo, IN u cenu bottles each in neat
fancy box, ro insure saery and con- enence in SEND
ing by express or otherwise.
All ORDERS should he dinscHd To the Manufacturer
and PSosrrfoa-
RUSSELL SPAEDrNG,
DRGGERT AND APpT1iECARY,
No. - fremont Row,
Op1o-ce Rs,sten Museum, boston, Mass.
CAurioS ---hal arsas are s0d, lie and get
the genuine ofihe Proprietor, ar 81 his regr Agents
BY authority, appointed IN every city, town and vii
lage in the United St,tes aud Canada.
N. D. Every hgent wi1 be Su nSshsd lN1 oi
handbills with name printed on, By applying so he
Proprietor.
j2s d3taw 4 w3m
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DUBk-IC StHOOl. NOTICE.-The Public
l SrhooI Comnittce will meet at the Public
:srhool House in Clarke Srrerr, on Friday, Aug.
2Oth, 1852, at 3 Z. NJ, for the purpose of exam
ining applicants for the situation of Teacher for
Boys s3eho~4, Marlborough Street.
S26 to a2O WV GLPIN, Seer'y.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETEyCE.,
w uN Is ITs


That hold m1py fn,l., ia the msr,ds. Of life
bnksu in health .nd spfts With eomtls .o1 ~ disc Asss
sad Asn dspn,ing thsm Of the ior the esoyment
" LIE wbss Jysies health bsoyAn OF psf,ts.
ADD happy serenity Of m'ad arising from eonduos ~ hsh,
shn uid he predominant. ~. ~
b.fo hsps durng y,rhood or the hfst rssn nsn,se
Ia hs ongin .t TO pass And al ees"~
IN AprKR YEAas,.'
When too l,t, 20 be bsssh.d 9s' hne.isdls We 'o"s
back and ovf and regret the fuli eonsassnees OF on"
Esoranee. -
Whit wouia often rive to poss," IN ssry lie h:
ledge obtsia 10 ailef ears And what days s.f
nists Of anguish might not have been spared tho
knor ledge was tisssly pos,s.sd II n
MELANCHOLY AND sTARTlIS0
To behold the ssknss spd .nneng sndurdt ty wifo
bf many yean fos simple aud eonolisbie sss
Z, n.d.sd- OF better still not incurred ifsvsfy
WIFE AND MOTHER
H.,~rd u,e Information contained in little ,ums, trih
IA ihg reach .,isli) which would spare Ia herself
AEARs OF MISERY,
Aud 10 her Husband the toll and AaiisI ~ rssnd
eal evolving upon him from siekses of us w,w.
.ou s,iug him the opportunity of sequiTi that com
pstenee which his essuions entled and the ossessH
oi which would seess bs happinen VI simssl VILE -A
shldfsa.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ORIG Amswar, rs she arrived from Sea, l6l
- Tons. Staunch aud good, we'll Srss4l ~ SAILS t,
Rigging, Anchors. Chains, &C., will he sold reas-
enable II applied for soon.
W.G PECKHAM,
jI2 Commercial Wharf.
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TO LET.
THE David Z. Hall Farm, az the Cliff, on
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM ". HAZARD,
10 AT the Bellevue House.
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NEW MARKET.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public
that they have just opened new Market, AT ll2
spring street, which will he we'll supplied with
Meats, Poultry, Vegetable, Groceries, Fruit, &c
Call at tine Union Market, Spring street, and We
v III bOuntitully supply yOnr tables.
Jun. Lift RICHARD WHITE 4 co.
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JUST RECEIVED
At l56 Thames street. 20 DIN. Mason sl1 inch
"A Field Ilpes, Also. IL Dor. Nsson's Wedding
do, do. A. II STEVENS. Ma, ~.
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TIE ORIE\TAI. BATIIS,

TIE ORIENTAL. BATHS,
az va;,or conjunctive With water, few stops
" behw ,he Atlantic iiOw-e, and South "a few
steps kot~ sle Mm,ay HOUSE,, op Corme street.
These B,lbs are nsnii6cd and administered to
meet the varied indications health and DIS.
case, in accordance with she laws oi hpssan econ
omy. by C.'B.PECkhAM,
ml2
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I AIDES >sd Gep,k mss Wigs furnished to
- ORDER, b, GORTON ANDERSON.
In2<
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WAiPENE, a: fresh supply. q
w b27 Ri. rAYLOR'S.

TOILET.
A tMg, as~.Ss,dioas a~i pleasantly syssnssd
"A bone opposite Mr.. Edward Kings t;srden,
tor'n-rs occupied by th~ Hon, ID. }. Pearee, will
he To ler tor vhc mIt s~assn, ev kzs'd for N few
years. ON reasonable WrIns. from the NET of Oc-
s'ber next; enquire AZ this Office, or a, the prem
ises, MI Spring Street.
yT
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DANCING AcADEMY

DUHE S--ks Water, S-~s r-~ass and e. B~s.
i sks. 'slw~, . on hand, b,
jy2 RIDER 4 SESSION..
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FAIR IIAvIs, Aug. 10, 1851.
DK. WoOD,
Your last lot Of Candy 10 all
soli, anil has given satisfaction so far as ] am
able To- learn, in every case. Please send anoth-
er 10 pounds, AZ soon ms possible.
CHAS. DREW, Post Master,
s21. Fair Haven.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-02

any place beyond the limits of the Sate-a discretion
not before allowed. The law fully answered the end
TOT which was proposed. The result has shown
that but Tor its passage nothing but an extra session of
the Legislature could have saved the State from
pudiation. The change in the financial policy OF the
Commonwealth, effected by this law. and the uegoiia-
tons It enabled the Board 10 make, have entirely d.
verted the apprehsnded danger. aud permanently adj
vanoed the stocks of the State To prices above their
par value
The Board of Public Works en most deeply the
responsibilities resting upon them, aud were none the
less anxious the sihect because the position had
been assigned them without any agency OF their own.
Salesof the old State stock were limited in great
measure 10 our citizens, aud nothing consequently
but the surplus capital seeking nvestmen mt in Virginia
was used ia their purcha The amouat of their sales
seldom reached above $500, 200 per snnum; and ss
there was no market value ior the bonds beyond the
limits OF the State, it was quite impossible TO force
them upon the marke; at their par value, while
they could not be sold for less price under express
provision oil law. The demands for money to meet the
augmented liabilities Of the Commonw eath under the
libersl approbaons OF the Legislature, lar exceeded
the sales and the Broad distinctly the utter i'm
possibility OF increasing those sa by means what
then st their command. Since the lst of july las,
there have been upwards oil 50 100000, all OF which
sum has been raised by sales OF coupon bonds except
rifng amount raised upon the old bonds
TO Re cONTINuFD1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-02

TELEGRAPHs IN THE UNITED STATEs-The
Boston Commonwealth states that there are al.
ready in the United States and Canada more than
$4,000 miles of wire involving capital of more
than $3,OO0,OOO. To work these lines cost, an
nually, 720 tons of zinc. worth 1857, 600; more
than 100000 pounds of nitric acid, worth SIT.
800; and $4,000 worth of mercury. besides a
considerable value in sulphuric acid, &c. On the
line from Pittsburg to Cincinnati alone there were
transmitted in the year 1850, 364,559 paid des-
patches, and the revenue received was 1913, 27S.
The most distant points in communication are
Halifax, Nova Scotia and Quebec with New
Orleans, nearly 1000 miles intervening, by the
telegraph routes, between either of the former and
latter city. The towns and villages in the Union
and neighbouring British provinces accommodate
ed with telegraph stations amount to- nearly i've
hundred.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-02

IRE SiCKLY SEASON. There are som q
that visit at stated seasons of the wear
winch not untrequently become aarmingly tstaI du
rug Inc summer and autumn months, especially to The
young Its supposed seventy thousand die annnally
rom arrangements the Stomach and Bowels alone
Goes not every feeling OF our become enlisted in
INC ae humane desire to lessen this iiighu mortality
are we not bourd by every principle of religion to nd
DIV w1s,ef Ieliei when in cur power? BRANDRETTPS
,i1-o uy Cleansing the blood from all mpuretes
80 NV 81 10 every organ to perform lis functions
neatY' no matter whether externally or internallv
snua'eui azure has formed the bowels for the eyacn
%t'on OF al unhealthy humours OF tho blod, and if
man would but use common sense he woudtate s care
lmsy Pe erS s office faithfully If the bowels are
out OF order 4 too slow active, few doses Of
naandreth's Pills will bring them to ordsr AZ ,b o,
man that was dying from cons,ipated bowels WHAT |
cured him; be tells yon Bfandreths Pills Ash h;u'
who has had the dyssenerY tor six months and avar
remedy had aled he will tell You that BrandTe,b,s p ~
cured him n week. So with ievrrs, chs and o,b ,,,s
diseases: In word, Brandreth's Pills, if Won Are
SEX and desire TO be well-snd use them occasion si
when well, to keep off Sickness
For sale by NJ BRANCH
East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-02
ATTEMPT AT MIJRDER

An event, shocking in atiocity and painful in all is
concomitants, occurred in this town, Monday last bv
winch most esmable lady came well nigh losing
detail them, are, that about l O'Clock. John Revaly
we'll known IN this reg on of country, as the FORM
ef proprietor OF the Cabell House, entered the
boarding House Of Mrs. Revey (his wie) where
he had not been for two or three weeks preyous.
and; after being there lew minutes, attrmned
to shoot with pistol boarder, who WIS entering
aud by the lnterposition of Mrs r., he turned upon
neT and discharged the pistol the ball taking efiect
IN ner night breast. He Immediately made his ESCAPE
and ran towards the river, but overtaken and ar.
rested by officer Hawkins. Medical aid being I'M
inedlateiy summoned II ascertained that Mrs
II had received painful, though, we are happy 10
say, not fatal injury.
Lyneh6urg Viycinian of Tnursdon
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-02

FREE BLACKS IN THE WEST INDlRs.-The Savan-
nah Republican, in regard to the colonization of free
persons of color in the United States in some of the
West Iadla islands, savs.--
awe agree that the less the British Government
have to do with the black race in the United states
the better will II be for us. The people of the South
arr In aVor OF the peaceahe removal of the free per-
81 ms of color in their midst to Liberia or to some
other 1enote and suitable mace. II every such per.
soh. both here and at the North would emigrate to
AFRICA, 1t would be The best Tor all concerned. But
ihev TO object and will continue to Object, TO The e.
Enlistment, on their immediate southern border OF
colony composed mainly OF black emisra nts from the
south. Srch colony would be fit nursery for the
southern STATES n war between the United States