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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1852.
Tor California.

We shall issue THIS MORNIN G
The Tribune for California, OregOH and The Sand
rich Lsl0nds 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing Of
the last steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages, Deaths &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
had at the Desk This Morning. Price six cents
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The Political az well as Moral distempers Of

The Political az wei as Moral dlstempers vi
our Country have to great extent their source
in grogshops and Alcoholic dissipation. And,
since the decks are now cleared, and there is
no longer ground for apprehension that we shall
thus ruin the Wing party why may we not
10 in hearty and unembarrassed for the MAIsE
LAwY
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entirely split, there is no use in making VIZ
faces over it. Hunkerism knows It's own, sad
acts accordingly. We only regret that its o.
posite is more fastidious and lees wise. [E1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

HAIR DYx AND WIes-BArcHELoR's Man
ursory for these articles Is celebrated in AL parts Of the
world persons wshng hight elegant and da-abe Wiz or
Toupee sa,ely be suited Ills Hair Dye Is applied Ia
sure guarsntee) sold wholesale and retail No w an
a. Copy the sddress-lewsre Of Initstsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

To Doom TO SUFFER.-TOday is pleasant, TO
morrow 1t may be severely cold and il So and you
prepared with your winter fu ladies' you suffer,
remain within ooor Avert this calamity by visiting Ksoxs,
No. S Fultops at once, and make your selection from
his superb stock
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Isnus1nIAL HOWE ASSOCIATION. No. g.

INDUSTRIAL HOWE ASSOCIATION, No. 3-The
Twenty first regular meeting Of this Association will be
held on FRIDAY EVENING Nov s. at Union Buildings, No.
l63 Bowery This Association is organized the sans
plan Mount Vernon No. l. and Union Point, No The
lard is located in an elevated position between Williams
Bridge and Mount Vernon has front Of about p miles on
the Harlem fn1 NewHsven Railroads, and commands a
fine view Of Long Island Sound the Palisades and the sur
rounding country II viii he laid ia half and
quarter acre lots The list fast filing up, and those who
wish obtain plot home at farm prces must hand
IN their Immediately at either Of the following
places where copies Of the Constitution and By Laws
be had JoES CoMMERToRD, No 454 Broadway d. OWEN,
No 4I4 Broadway w Il. SMITH No. III Nassau-st; G. A.
COOPER No 10 Beuow-st: J. r. WELLS, No. 80 Avenue
J. A. HAsDsUcH, No 1856 Spnngst., at the Hall on
the evening Of the meeting. J. CONMERFoRp, Prest.
j. A. UANDsUCH, Secretary.
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Pky,.Rx FOR CoLD WEArHER.-Although

November ia Fall month it generally brings with u
nippns and an eager ali" that renders warm clothing
necessary the health well as desirable or comfort IN
we ~ thar w T. JETNfRGs Co. already displaying
an almost bourdess variety reed Oyercoats Over
1Fs Cosls &c OF the styles which be the rage"
dupf The ensuing winter The apparel furnished either
resdy-maAe or 10 order BY the firm sf w. I. JENNINGS
Co. OF this city has been considered since we were
youth as the beau de Of elegance Their store may be
ssd to DO the glass Of fashion," and JENNINGS Coat
Vest or par Of Penta0ons is universally understood to DC
beyond al question model specimen Of the reignug mode
In Oyercoats they have this especially distinguished
themselves We recommend our men OF fashion 10 exam
inc thojr stock Nothing like It will be found in any estab-
Lsiusnf In the same line. Clothing made TO order rarely
equal in ct and cut TO their read ymade garments end
without fear ofdisappontmoDt W. II. JENNINGS Co,
No. 2Jl Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

tY Lros's KArHAiRoS-For preserving,
restoring ans identifying the HArhe most desirable roie,
Article In the world Ladies Try it IL costa but y cents
large boes and is sod BY ali principal dealers through
North and Sonth Aezcs Europe aud the Islands Of
the Osean. Is THoAAs LYON, No. l6l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

Hairs AND CARS, FALL STYLEs.-As large a
variety A can be found in the city hsod and constantly
msnufsetaring Can and examine. One price.
J. w. KELLOGG, No. l28 Cauel-st.
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THE VOTE IN OUR CITY.

We have not yet completed our returns of
votes for City Officers, but the majOrities of
the successful candidates will be very nearly as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
In Ladies'. il You want Boots and Shoes of

the fret style and quality and al moderate prces 70
MLLgxs, ia Canalst where you can lind any style and
color You want for yourselves and children Also Boys
cslfsln and patent leather Boots Brogans, Taylor ties
40 Remember J. u. MILLER, No 1871 Cana-s-
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follows:
GOrernOr-Seymour over Hunt .7,400
1t. Gou-Church over Kent 1900
ShenG-Orser over Kelly. .............. $500
Cierk-Connolly over Riblet $500
Corp. COunsei-DillOn over Hoffman. 4,3)0
City inspsotOr-Downing over Riddle ...9,lOO
1t will be seen that the Wing Assistan Al
derman (JOseph Rogers) is reelected in the
XVIII Ward, where the contrary was re-
ported.
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IT, Nobody can infringe ON the privilege en-

joyed by GREEN No. Astor House. Of making the best
lifting shirts in the Union His system of measurement IS
unequaed 1t depends upon calculations unknown TO oil
competitors; IL IL copyrighted in his mind and no is reap
ing from 1t golden harvest OF which one can deprive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

Color FOR CONCENTRATIONS challenges
Nature herself 10 surpsss tie beauty Of his Browns and
Blacks, prcduced BY bis Liquid Hstf Dye. Applied snd
sold al CRiSrSDoRo's Whs ard Ssslp Es,sbshn ~ NJ
As'oS l,a.se Psi,asa g,3r s'r5as De- 49, go -
Wigs.
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T FowLERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No l3l NaSsau-st New-foTE and
No. 142 WashinstOn-st, Boston
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corrected Official Regulation

Tp~ u. s. N. corrected Official Regulation,
dsted 2ith September 1882 GEORGE p. Fox's Msropo
Tailoring Establishment No SS5 Broadway corner Of
MARK Anthonyst Having received all the information
from "Hesdqusrters he is enabled to execute all orders
with dispatch and superior style Of cut and workm1nsp
together with the very best materials the Engh and French
markets can afford
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APuysIc,AN' RECEIPT WoRTH FOLLOWING.

Put on reasonable UndeTG in tune to anticipate
the extreme fluctuations IN temperature incidental 10 the
Fall OF the year. Merno, Woolen. and Silk Und rGar
ments excellent in quality and reasonable in price
offered by RAY ADAMS manufacturer, No sol Broadway
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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IV General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants' Exehange. No , corner OF Wan and Mla.

~ General Mutual Insurance Company
merchants Exchange, No. corner OF Wall and William
slsl .
Marine and Inland Insurance
TRUSTEES.
Wa III. ASPISwALL, MosEs II. GRINNELL,
JAMES Brown, JOSEPH w. ALSor, JK.,
RoBEE1 l.. TAYLOR, PAUL SPOFFoSn
LsosARDo :. SvAREz, THOMAS L. STANTON,
BENJAMIN BABcocK, ELIAS Hicks
JeHs h. kiTCHING. WIN. BARNEwuL,
IA. DELANo, JEREMiAu WILBUR,
SAMuHL THOMPSON JAaES T. SOUrTEg
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, CEAs. ii. RUSSELL
WM. =. WETMoRE, c. H. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM r FvRSIss, J. ID. Hu2LRUr.
N. q. RUTGERS RAMSAY CROOKS
JosEFH SANDS, WILLIAM u. BoLLSS,
J. ELNATHAS SMITH, q. MERLE,
WILLIAM N. MACY, q. H. koOF.
D. r. DAWSON, ID. {. kINSSLANb.
ALFRED OGDEN. President
HENRY HOLDREGE, Vice-presdent.
II C. MORRIS Secrrfarv
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SUNNY CLIMBS,

SUNNY CLIMBS.
CLIMBED the frst and second aoou
And then the third snd fourth.
And still mounted Eve and SIX,
Til far above the earth
Somewhere between the clouds and moon
painted IN the sultry noon
Ny face, 20 fine when in the street
AL ready for the plate.
Was now dragged out BY cimbinsu up
And in dreadful state;
could not have IL taken 80,
And homeward was forced 10 60
II may be that some other time
IN Try the job again -,
But then III seek another ciino
Where DO one climbs in vsini
Por true. IL H. the fsirestfrnt
In found the nearest 70 the hooI.
~ Roor's rooms are on the first floor, up
,ta and his etures acknowledged BY all the wor6 % Dc
tie reflection Of sr Go RoOr, No. 9sj BrOsdwiy.
GoID MEDAL AWARDED TO GURsEY.-the
F;,s. Premium was awarded GURSEY, OF Nos l89 AMI
9a roaday for the best DazuerreOtypes on exnotin a.
the late Fair OF the American Institute Inc supefoJ on
thee pictures is 50 apparent that no one c.! G @
usce of the award CURSEY prepared 70 axe lne Ds'
DasueneotyPes and stereOseopes to be had IN tne CITY
~ GoURAUp's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
execution the very best ever invented Equally celebrated
Is ougsuDs Msdcsted Soap for curing pimpes fTeckes
salt rheu esh worms tetter, slcwness tan rougnnese
chaps cbss cracks &c. Pondre Subtle uproots HAIR from
any part of the body. Liquid Vegetable Ronse LILY =" hto
and Hair Restorative at u Walkerst, near Broadway
In Oft in the Silly night,
Ere sumbeTs chains have bound me,
The bedbuss and the reaches have
In Thousands come around me;
In vain I'd turn, could Mt sleep,
The rack seemed 10 lie on,
TIL killd them all, both great and small
With powder bought Of LYON, No. IA broadway
tR FowLERs g. WELLS, PhrenOloglsts and
Puhisbers Clinton Hall No 1871 Nassanst New York, and
No vashI
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IMIrArIoN OBJ FRENcm SLIppERs. q "a,


rRELi, No. $50 BOwery received premium a. the late
Far fof the beet imitation Of French slippers Ladies who
wish 20 obtain Slippers quite equal IN quality and docacy
of manufacture 10 any that be procured Ia Paris should
visit CARrRELL'S al d make purchase.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NorrcE.-The Copartnership of c. W. SAN
psss Il Co win be dissolved and after MONDAY next
and the entire stock now on hand No. SOL 0rand vii
be sold OF Immediately to close the business commencing
Monday, Nov. Q. The goods will be sold At crest
sscce The stock coposed Of some Of the richest aud
mott desirable Goods in the market The store viii be
closed on Fday and Saturday Nov 9Th and 9Th for the pur
pcss Of ns the Goods and making other necessary
arrsnecuents
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~ The location of Union Hail. at q point

where two great thoroughfares nersec and almost
direct line from NewJeBcy well from Brooklyn AID
WIliausburRh necessarily commands the attention OF the
public while the beauty OF the Clothing and tho uuprece
dented lownes Of the W just as surely command Their
Custom. UNION HALL, cor. Fulton aud Nassau-sis.
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- Great sale this month of English Ezhi.

biion Tapestry, Imperial Tmeepy and Ingram CirPeny
1t tIvmt nduous low prices at HIRAM ANDERs0Ss No 80
BOwery. Beautiful Floor OilClolhs, g. 81 aud Rugs,
yoi Table Covers Mats Window Shades, DrugSuts- and
500 remnants Of English OCoth or ons-hat their real
rnuo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

~ PETERSON d. HUMfHREgs No. $40
Broadway OF White St, receiving daily, from
Europe aud the Auction Rooms unusually large aud eo
CANT stock OF Csrpetngs Iii bralcy OF colo
richness OF design and finish thing offered Ia THIS
market Many patterns exclusively own and not to be
found elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds FAIR Carpet
eutre piece, TO which we call public attention.
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Wmnow DnArrnlrs. &c.-KrLrY & FrR.

WINDOW IRAPERiES, Nc-AELTf N rhh-
GusoN No. 1891 Broadway and No 81 Readest have ON
hand extensive stock OF French Broctces, SATIN le
LANES WoEsted Dauask, Lace and Muslin Curtains, gilt
Coruces, and immense assortment OF Window Shales,
Ae oil OF which selling full twenty per cent less
than any other establishment Examine the lndacca1 MIS-
wc offer before you purchase.
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when Clothing be obtained cheap at H. L. FosTERs
Clothing Store No "a Courtandt st. where every article Of
dress be procured made in the most fashionable and
fsaidious manner. Call and satisfy yourself
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Tuy CHEAPEST Dress LADY DAN WEAR

HITcHcocE LgADBEATER No. 81 Broadway col Leo
hardest have just opened splendid sock OF M0usselne
do lanes from auction. dark winter colo and beautiful
styea which they offer shilling yard fit for any
Lsdys morning or house dress They have also superb
stock every other kind OF Dry Goods suited TO the ssnoa
which they can otter great bargains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

III A large variety OF FarI0r, Hal, Uihce
and Cooking Stoves of the very best quality of Castings
can be bad at very low prices wholesl ale real al
Ii. 4 4. s. ROoI'S. No. 2l1 Watnrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

SoFT WHITE HANDS ARE DEsIRABLE.-La-
dice using India Rubber Gloves for fires and all house,
hold work. of white hands Chapped hands salt
rheum Immediately cured by their Sold at HITCH
No Col do; RICE SMITHS, n do. and by all Rubber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENA AT SEA-
Capt. Howe, OF barque J. w. Dyer, from Mes
sina, at New York, reports, Nov. IA, lat. 81 4O
lon. Is 81 II 30 P. M., the wind from the
south west, with fresh breezes and squaiiy,
the barque being under double reefed topsalls,
there was ball of FIRE came from the N. E.,
struck the foretopsail, and burst vi ith report Of
q cannon. 1t was about the size Of 80 pound
ball, and if it had not been raining heavy al the
lime il probably would have set ere to The yes
sci. 1t split the foretopsail and doe some
slight damage on deck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT The Buffalo CONNER
sial Advertiser relates Distressing accident which
occurred in that city on Wednesday, A man by the
name ef Smith, together with German, descended
together into detective cistern with furnace of
charcoal to solder water pipe In few minutes
they were SO far overcome by the pressure Of the
charcoal as to be incapable of speaking. Alarm
was given and a Mr.. Emerson descended iEto the
cistern TO aid the men When taken out Smith
was dead. The German will recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

The Legislature of South Carolina broush, its
annual session to close on Thursday evening last
Amongst the acts which it passed is one appropr+
ating million and quarter Of dollars in aid of the
construction OF the Blue Ridge Railroad; another
extending tha charter of the state Bank; and an
other re districtng the State for the election of Re-
presen tatiVes to Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

OTaCh.-Having sold the Retail Branch Of
\ my business n Messrs Collins & Buckley, Of
Savannah Georgia, who will come in possession
on the First OF February nextI will, from this time
sell my entire stock of Goods at greatly reduc-
ed prices. Persons wishing to purchase Fine
Fancy Goods, or the necessary House Furnishing
Articles, will fnd a complete ass 2rlment at such
prices as will prove highly advantageous.
The stock Of Plated and Block Tin Ware, Cut
!ery, Tea Trays Feniers, Fire Irons, &c, Is large
and complete.
l will continue the Wholesale Business, at
No l6 Pearl street, nearly opposite Messrs Kent,
Payne K Kent, and will open for the Spring Trade
large and desirable Stock of Goods, suitable for
the city and country, at wholesale only.
LEWIS GINTER,
de , I3T Min az opt
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NEW hooks, JUST RECEIVED BY

6trept,
Select British Eloquence, containipr the bes,
Speeches entire OF the most eminent Orators of
Great Bfitsn for the last two centuries. VII,
sketches of their lives, &c, by Chauncy A Good
rich-3 50 " N0oo
Lives o! Wellington and Peel from the orso,
Times-50c I0nooh
Shabby Genteel Story, by Thackaray-5oc
History ct Henry Esmond, Esq by Thsckarav-
knics hnacks from an Editors TahIe -, r.
lerd Clarke p ~ "ay'
History OF Romulus, by Jacob Abbost-so
ia5ge variety OF New Juvenile Books
Al Ne" Books received as soon as published
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DR.. Gardiner, it is said, writes from Mexico that,
having obtained strong additional proof OF the
validity of mis- elsim he will shortly return 10 w asa
ington.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the estate
of the late Fanny Wright, who died in that city On
the 18th inst, b estimated at one hundred and nity
IN 3us and dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

The Asr UNION SALE.-The aggregate price at
which the paintings of the Art Union were sold, at
the recent suction, was S35,743, Their original
cost is stated to have been S35 1877. making loss
on the pictures of o., ,334. In addition to the SUN
received for paintings, S2,4l5 were received for
steel and copper plates, wood cuts, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

Il -4- .siguad, .or the last eight years employed
:. t2a JQsiness OF Messrs Toler :. Cook, having
9 .r.gs1sG - Go a similar business himself ten
dzrs a.5 services 10 histrends and the puylic from
a. after he first day Of January ensuing agent
g.. t1e ntug on: OF Houses, the hiring out of Ne.
goes IN the collection OF Claims, &c &c. He
wia 0ccu'y the office On l4th street between Main
Gui Franz III, now occupied by Mr. VIM. w Eus-
taye, and pledges himself 10 adhere to prOmptitude
Ea- pa c,uaty in az things relating to MS business
lis terms vii be moderate and satisfactory.
Gc 3 ia EDWARD D. EACHO.
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The Cumberland journal says:--"We under
stand the country merchants in this region have
determined hereafter to make their purchases in
Philadelphia instead Of Baltimore. They are un-
willing 70 run the risk Of being knocked down with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

The Panama Star, received by the Illinois
states that Santa Anna was about to sail from
Carthagena, New Grenada, for Mexico, with
the design of placing himself at the head of
the revolution,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

Washington letter in the New York Courier,
ssys-"All the intellis ence from Mexico justises
the opinion that the affairs of this illsarred Repub
lie are rapidly spproximating a isis, which mast
inevitably terminate in the overthrow OF the exist
I'M GnYarnment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

1t having been stated that Miss Sutherland.
of Newark, Wayne County, New York. was
the only lady telegraph operator, the Dover
IN. H Gazetle gives the name of another.
Miss Laughton, who was the only operator at
that place on the night of the Presidential cleo
ton, giving the election returns with the Ut
most correctness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

Ssk&@F nvalids, as UNSURPASSED by any
XIX known preParat on, for the cure of
LAM y COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and 9TH
AS ser forms Of Con,,lon Colds, BRON-
g. CHITIS ASTHMA, GROUP, CON-
SUMPTION in an Early Stage Al for the relief of
the Patient even i'll advanced Stages of that Fatal
Disease.
1t combines in scientific manner remedies of long
esteemed value with others OF more recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities,
through the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
cure of this class of diseases.
whom we communicated a knowledge OF the cOnstitu-
ents Of these Medicines have been pleased 10 favor
with their opinions, (some OF them in writing, }
that they the best remedies they have been
acquainted with for the cure OF the diseases for winch
OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN
One the experienced of the faculty in this City
and long celebrated for his succe esstul practice.
GeNTIEMEN-I have carefully examined the COM
ponent parts of your Darrhga Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
valuable compounds the doses safe and consistent
with medical practice and do not hesitate recon-
mend them. b. MAhIlS, 8 u
The subscribers, Apothecares and Pharmaceutsts in
the City of Baltimore, satisfied that the prepara-
tions known STABLERS ANoDYSE CHERRY Ex-
PECToRANT and STABLER DLARRHEA CORDIAL are
medicines great value and very efficient for the
lief and of the diseases for which they recon-
mended; they bear the evidence OF skill and care IN
their preparation and style OF putting up and we take
pleasure in recommending them to our customers.
G. A Moore Israel J. Grahame JOE. Roberts, II. Fl.
Grahame, Francis P. Scott, Henry Lowe, John
StansbuTy Mcpherson Marshall, Edward C. Gilpin,
l. Phillips A. w. Hughes, G. w. Johnston.
-tabler's Diarrh9a Cordial!
Isa pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy OF theraputc agents. long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in
ring DIARRHEA and similar affections OF the system
In its action it ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the
same time that 1t cures the disease. -
Opinion of Doct JOHN ADDISON, Physician to the Bal
timOre Southern Dispensary
Having made trial of your DiarrhGa Cordial, and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients OF which 1t Is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my tes-
ti6ny to that of others favor OF its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of DarThra and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &c,
JOHN ADDISON, NJ. D.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Purcell, Ladd Co,
Richmond Agents oc ocZ1-laWdAWom
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CREAT REDUCTEON IN PRICES

CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
" T. ROSENFELD, No l75 Broad street, most
respectfully calls the attention of the ladie, and
the public Generally TO ais large stock ii Dry Goods
which ho Is determined to sell of from this date
at very reduced prices, such as Lace Goods,
Sleeves, Che n,isettes, and great variety OF Em'
broide-ies, Mouslins, Silks. French and knglsh
Mari3cs. Calicos, Shawls. Blankets, &c. A ane as
sort-1ez. of Ho=:ery aad Gloves, all Of which will
be sold al s9ch prices that cannot a to 5tTe salts
faction.
N BAH small notes taken at market rates, in
exchange for Goods. ,rr,
de Sim h. ROsLFfELD'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

In the Ohio Legislature a resolution has
b'en introduced looking to a provision by law
tor aPpropriating portion of the earnings of
the prisoners in the penitentary to the families
of such criminals