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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

yNDePEE DHNf LINE 1QR CALIPoRNIA.-OPPosI-
tor 20 1-eBopoiywieh cheap rates. good greaA
sQeea- The g spo add steamer BROTHER IONA
THAN, 100 tons, tho fastest the route with superior
Chrgree and san fcancleeo Friday, March 26 asaP.
H. Fer No. North River. Arrangements have been
asas With inas dent steamers the Pacific which VIII
the possibility Of nsJ delay the Isthnns T5s
BOOZE open for the s&le Of limited number Of
nuoh tickets properly guaranteed, and reduced rates
Afyy tie SUI scrbc she only authorized agent tho
av' fsr Jonathan Y. MILLS. 81 Cortlaaat ssroets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

TshRoUGH 10 SAN FRANCisCO.-NEW YORK Al D
Ser IranciSao Steamship Lne--The new stoa r abip
UNITED STATES 900 tons burden, Charles G. II ~,
eommaDdeI VIII take Lor departure for Chaqrer on Ti-
cay, 10Th March next ats T. NJ. connecting 40 Pan
with Tho new double engine steamship WINFIELD
sSIeet.d 90 depart from Panama TO San Froncsco tho
10TH OF April ensuing These yeesos In speed, comfort,
and safely are not surpassed by any this routes and
sspssisnoed surgeon attached each vosss Apply
a. DAVIS, BROOKS & co,
Central AFonts 2s Beaver street New York.
JONES JOHNSTON, ~ Wall street.
Tor nrst cbb rOou $40 thronxh for second alb
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Empire Queen, from Liverpool for Mobile, March 2 or
Tuekar
Harriet from Glasgow for NYork March ], Ion II W.
Ship Princeton, Jan 4 lat % 81 Ion q 80.
Ion 9W.
Schr Victoria, from Naples for NYork Feb in the Gut
City OF Manchsster s) from Liverpool for Phladephs,
March Z, of the Stays.
VIM Nelson. Of N York. March O. lat 81 Ion law.
Liberty, from Havre for NOreans, Feb 81 lat 40 80 Ion
IL 1O and again 18th. lat ST - Ion IL
Shakespeare Ill., arrived at Portsmouth on the 9Th last,
aud abandoned her voyage to Philadelphia
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamship between New York and Liverpool d
rect and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston
sny calling Halifax laRd receive mails passen.
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IL e MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-YoR NAV
- Orleans Via unvsna-The splendid steam shs
sknkGIA, $3.50 tons o. d. Porter IT, \. Navy, Aad-
" sa from the pier OF the feos OF street. N.
T., cdnelday, March "a, at o'clock T.. NJ, precisely.
sntsr Of posFaas 10 Havana and Now 0rleane-New
Yan ent edtea Saloon Derths $79 After do do, S7
Forward 30. do $780, Stoerngs do Specie only
o. FrAt 70 Havana Freight taken Now Orleans 40
oen per crhe loot. Shippers Of freight requested
suFty thcsslyes with the eonpsbys bile Of ladng which
may De bad on application athe ofhce. No other 70 viii
DC ssncd no s 81 ladg saued after the ship has sailed
For utpht ~ psassp amply 20
~ Ur.qt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

L meine Zeituns, Sept 9, 1S52.-Rheumsti, NJ
Cured.-Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purfer:-This great remedy seems to prove specific
for this dreadful disease In all its FORMS and is bringing
relief to vast numbers who have long suffered. We
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and efica-
cy of this medicine for some time and with pleasure
refer to most obstinate of chronic rheumatism
of long standing, which it cured. This the
wife of a wealthy merchant who was for many years
cripple. No expense spared in visiting the most
celebrated springs and procuring the treatment of em
nent physicians This was continued for years, but
she only grew worse, and seemed victim to its with
sring grasp. All other remedies and efforts failed We
were instrumental in inducing her to try this remedy
and to surprise and her great relief it cured her
completely Some weeks ago we called and purchased
bottle, at the depot No Barclay street. and sent to
gentleman friend of ours in this city, who seemed
martyr to this disease. This bottle cured him
There are numbers of other cases which have come
under notice, cured by this remedy. We glad
the success attending the introduction of this
medicine Its timely use will save thousands from pain
and suffering, and restore them to sound and perfect
health We believe this is the only remedy known,
which put forth for this disease alone, and
satisfied it will do what is claimed for ltcure rheu
matism in all its forms. no l-dlf
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ATTEMPTED AssAssisATIoS.-We /

ATTEMPTED AssAssiNATIoS.-We learn from
the Petersburg Express that an attempt was
made on Friday last, to assassnaie Mr.. Tho
mas Lawthus, one ofthe Engineers on the Pc
tersburg and Roanoke railroad. AS the cars
we're proceeding near Janatt's Depot, in the
county of Sussex, a gun was discharged at
him. the bullet striking within few inches OF
h;s breast and shattsring pane of glass in the
Enpineer's house. Mr. l.. caught glimpse
of the villain, bu, the rspid rate at which the
cars were going prevented him from recogniz.
ing him.
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RICHARD OF THE LION HEART.
In sooth it was glorious day

In sooth ii WIS glorious day
For vassal and for lord,
When Coeur de Lion had the sway
Ir battle and at board.
He was indeed royal one,
A Prince of Paladins;
Hero of triumphs and often,
Of noisy fray ard noisy fun,
Broad shoulders and broad grins.
You might have looked from east to west,
And then from north to south,
And never found an smpler breast,
Never an am pier mouth,
A softer tone for lsdy's ear,
A daintier lip for syrup,
Or ruder grasp fer axe and spear,
Or a firmer foot in stirrup.
A ponderous thing was Richards can,
And so was Richards boot,
And Ssraeens and liquor ran
Where'er he set his foot.
So iddling mere, and fghting there,
And murd ering time and ture,
With sturdy limb, and listless sir,
And gauntleted hand, and jexeiled hair,
H 4lf monarch, half butfoon;
He turned away from feast to fray,
From quarreIing to-quaffing.
So great in proves and in pranks,
So fierce and funny in the ranks,
That Saladin and Sedan said,
Whene'er that mad-cap Richard led,
ALA he held bis breath for dread:
And burst his sides for laughing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

JURY DIscHARGED.-The jury in the case
OF Owen Shields, charged with the murder Of
John Gregory, in Baltimore, were discharged
on Saturday morning, they being unable to
agree upon verdict. They had been out
from o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, till lOI o.
clock, Saturday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16
MoRTIMoRE's RHEUMATIC con.

great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease) have been pems
nently during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crppes for years. from the effects Of
that they sound and WELL made SO by this great re-
medy, which is vegetable sprit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it viii
cure every case either infiammatory, (acutel OF
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cha
racter will be cheeruy submitted to the inspection of
propretors at their Central Office No l. Barclay st.
Astor House, New York. One bottle S. three bottles
80 PURCELL LADD l. co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
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YELLOW FEvEs.-The brig Greyhound,
from Mobile, arrived at New York last week,
has been severe sufferer from yellow fever
One Of the crew died on the voyage; the cap
tain and crew are now down with the fever, and
the health officer. in consequence, has refused
to permit her to go up to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

T A religious revival under the auspices
OF the Melhodists has been in progress in Win.
chester, Va, since the 18th ul,imo. The con-
versions thus far amount to 100, OF whom los
have connected themselves with tie church on
probation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

HEAVY RoBBERY.-A gentleman from Bal
tlmore County had his pocket picked at tho
baltimore Museum, on Thursday night last
OF Si''oo. The robber escaped with his pluu.
der, without being discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

POTATO Ror.-The Orphans Home, situ.
ated on the York Road, near Baltimore, has
met with heavy loss by the entire destrue-
ton OF It's potato crop, which, estimating all
the damage and cost, amounts to about $500.
Scarcely a stalk escaped the rot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

. Rev. Jonas Case, a young clergyman
OF the Baptist church, was killed near Greens.
borough, N. c., on the evening of election day,
by the blowingdown of dead tree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

The barn of Mr.. Stephen Rosenbaum, of
this county, was on Friday night last burned
to the ground. A negro girl belonging to Dir.
r. has, we understand, confessed that she set
il on FIRE. She is now in Jail awaiting her
trial. WuthepiHe Telegraph.
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u The largest ship in the world is now
being built at East Boston. Her length is
300 feet, so feet breadth of beam, q feet deep
in hold, and will register 5000 tons. She is
clipper built and W i'll have four masts.
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PRICE, ONE CENT.

q Robert c. Mitchell, of Bedford, has
been appointed cashier and teller Of the Mer.
chants Bank, about going into operation in
Lynchburg.
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q A man named Graham was tried in
Lynchburg last Friday, for felony, found gull
ty and sentenced to four years in the peniten-
tiary.
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VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy.

IEanpton's Vegetable Tncture, oy its mild action on
the stomach, liver and the kidneys, will cure dyspep-
e cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
th- back, side and breast, consumption, scrOtula,
rheumatism, gout. neuralgia, fstua, piles bowel com
from impure blood, and the greatest female me-
d.cIue ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see certificates Of
cures.
For sale by 0. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
inond; Il. B. JONES & CO, Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE. Fredericksburg MORTIMER l. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

ET The Ohio river, both at Wheeling ant
Pillsburg, is now in fine navigable condition
and packet boats are running in every direc
ton. creating quite aalir IN hpslneeas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

The County Court of Wythe County on
Tuesday made an order TO submit to the yo-
tiers of the County the proposition to make a
subscription to the Stock Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad by the County. The
vote will be taken on the 28th Of December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

ADsIINI~TRATOR' NOTICE.-Ai per.
II ems having elaims against the estate OF Pol
tiaux Robinson decPased, ale requested 10 present
them properly authenticated, TO the undersigned
administ. a.or and all persons iu6o bted, ale re
qae.ted to maze payment to him accordingly
with a. iule delay as possible.
JOHN ENDERS,
Administrator P. Robinson deceased.
oe 23-lm
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A Ill SMALL NOTES, (EXCErT UNION
II BANk,) taken st the market rates fer D<y
Goods at Il ROSENFELD'S, No IT'S Broad st,
where the greatest bargains will be offered in every
srtic e-sueh kousiaines, Cashneres, ench
and British Merinos, plain AMI 6gured Alpaca,
silks, Embroideries in geeat variety, Hosiery,
Gloves, ChemisetEes, Sleeves, Collars, Carpets,
Biankt Is, Flsaneis Cloths, Cassimeres, Ssiinets,
Kel seys, Linseys &C; Cotton Cloth from cents TO
the duest Il ROSEFFELD, ITS Broad street
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HARDWARE.-W. s. g. q. DONNAN, No.
l. 19 Pearl street, offer for sale, of direct
Importation and American manufacture
5000 dozen Table Enives and forks, every va
rie.y
1000 dozen Pen AID Pocket Knives, every vriety
100 do Razors of Rodgers, Wade d Butch,
er, and Wosteuh olm's manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
$500 pair straight and fns twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, as.
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
50 do Rim, Knob and Mortce Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
800 dozen Rowland's, Ames' and other makes,
Spades and Shovels
so dozen Hay and Manure Forks
800 do Curry Combs, OF all qualities
200 do Axes OF Virginia's, Collins, Sim.
mons, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and hatchets
200 Coal Hcds various sizes
z Tenders, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
5000 lbs MAYORS and Marshall's Cas-. Steel
square, round, and octagon shapes
1000 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size of Hand, Cross-cut, Pit and Mill Saw,
and Flat Bastard
$50 Doubls AMI sin gle Barrel Percussion Guns
part fne quality
500 thousand G ID Percu ussion Caps
Together with other articles kept III the Hardware
line.
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
find it to their interestto give us caIl-which we
respectfully solicit se24
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NOTICE.-There are now in the RichmonC

NOTICE.-There are now in the Richmond
y and Danvile Railroad Depot, at Richmond,
the following articles, which have not been called
for, and which have been on hand some time:
l bag Coffee, marked VIM. Barlow, Junction.
bag Guano, no mark
2 " Bran,
! " Meal I"
beg Coffee, mara led C Wilson
box Sundries, marked Charles Seldep, Powha-
tan Depot
l barrel Flour, marked r P Archer
l Family Flour, no mark
! bale of Carpeting, marked Morton, Bouiding
4 Gains
bale of Ladies Wearing Apparel, marked w
johnson, Petersburg
l ba. Of Iron, l0xt, no mark
9 do do ltxt do
do do 2x4 do
do do 3xs do
26o do 14x4 do
do do 2x4 do
do do 34ss do
do do l4xt do
The owners will please come forward, pay
charges. and take them away.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
General Freight Agent r. and D. Railroad.
no 2-dIww2t
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ALUM WATER from the kockbrldge Alum
Il Springs.-Bennett & Beers Druggists, No. 1875
Main streer, Richmond, Va, having been sppointed
general agents for the sale OF Alum Water from the
bridge Alum Springs announce to all who have
been waiting thst supply is now en- the way fresh
from the springs and win be ready for delivery il
afew days.
sngements have been made to keep ne con-
s:antly supplied with the water, which will be re
ceive direct from the springs every wee4 bar
rels, halt barrels, ana five gallon demjohns in the
highest stse of perfection and equally good as when
drank from the fountain head
T- The cash must accompany all orders. Ad-
dress BENNETT e. BEERS.
nO2 Druggists, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC FOR Pr
II ANO, for sa!e by HARKOLD 81 MURRAY
The Old Log Hut by the author OF Ben Bolt
PIC
Katy Darling's Farewell to .Degmot Coesutful
song}-36c
Cannot Sing Tonight, by Stephen Foster-a5c
Gentle Eva, very pretty-33c
ny Alpine Home, a choice cong by Wallace-25c
The Ballad Singer, by Linley-36c
Old Folks ct Home-25
Variations on the Same-33c
Daylight on the Sea, arranged as an easy lesson
-l2c
Fancy Polka by Kleber-25c
The Elena Polka, do -25c
All new Music received as soon as published
Any piece will be sent by mail, post paid, when
derei. nc ~
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-We

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-We
will sell sixty acres Of very superior LANDS
acres cleared, balance heavily tinbered-situated
on aeehanicksvil!e Turnpike, abouttour miles from
the city.
There are no buildings this land, but it has on
it fret rate apple orchard and peach orchard and
is wall watered.
This little tract, which is ia high state of inn
prove neni, may be increased to l073 acres If de
81 able. II is 10 healthy and agreeable neighbor-
hood, and that some esima,e may be made OF its
pres ut value will state, that this same land was
once sold f1r $50 per acre but viii now sell Il
for less aud will make the terms an irducement to
purchasers Title perfect.
TOLER COOK,
Gararai A
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4 II a MEETING OF THG .oUNUIL

A II a MEETING OF the tUJNCIL
~ Of the city of Richmond, he'd Friday, October
S4th, 1852, the following was a iopted:
Inc cnuacil being satisfied tat the PETITIONS #
'orbin Warwick ard OF ers the petitions Of
g et)uftn o. lie Ireeholiers Of the city, doth on
the said petitions
RIso!ee That poll be and the same ID hereby
'fecttd t. take the OF the freehol2ers of the
cry on the que uo1 wht ther the council, eha!fo
'aTcly, may euJscfbe TO The ftck # the Ricbmepd
aEa Lanyiie rsiifoad company, company iacpr
parttad for WORK inter- al improvement in TIL
ale, tpart Of whieh Is To b. co1s ructed in
tEe ciJ an amount not exceeding $50 030 that the
sIhe oi tn poiE be burscay, ihe % day o Dscem.
D.! heAt, AID tbst this resolution published for
one month eDd afterwards urt the day OF the poll,
u al least t~o ne Espagers OF the city.
i tfae copy: WIN SHEPPARD,
no Ltd CIk T. tchmond.
RtCK WHEAT, in IS pnsnd bses, for sale by
A
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TREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOS.-
~ A large lot Of Caicos ct cents worth 10 cts !;
rich Printed Mouse,anes, white and colored Flan'
neIs, ksrsevs, saunefs. Gloves aud Hosery-to.
settler with every article usually found IN a Dry
Goots house; aud II you want oaresins, call on
w BOOTWRiGHT.
No 2s5, corner lst and Broad steeis.
no 9-.s
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NECUND SUPPLY or DkESS esUODS,

SECORD SOFfLS Or DhESo sDODSi
~ November 3, 1857 have just received from
the North, by the steamer Roanoke, my second
supply Of Ladies' Dress Goods, which, having pur-
chased for cash. can otfer the ladies' great bar.
gains. All wool French meuslin delaines, rich
styles; deiane good quality, for 20 to Csc; siik vel
vets 30 inches wide tor vistes, very cheap French
English and American merinoes; rich brocade silk
from 81 to "a per yard nlain and changesb!e silks
splendid black 81 Ks, large assortment Of six Wis
ises, very cheap; splendid assortment of Grape
| shawls at So to $50; good quality meusin delales
at 10 and l2c; linen cambria hdis at 6tc; French
worked collars at 6tc; rich French embroidered
hdkfs collars and sleeves; good quality fast coored
prints at 64 TO l2kc; white, red blue and yellow
1anncls bed blankets Marseilles quilts l2 sheet
ing pure Irish nens cloths csssimers and vestins e.
long shawls; large assortment Cf negro clothing,
such as ke seys, cassinets, hnseys, bsnkete &c -
All in want Of good goods for little money have
only to call at JACOB A. LEWIS
no3 Cheap cash stores, Is and SO Main 81.
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- hand this - DAY OF -, ic3Z
'No proxy shall be valid for more than six
months from the date thereof"-(Ex.ract from she
4th Bylaw
no 9-GtSD P. D., Secy.
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Rev. vernon EskridSe. q. $. ~.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 49, 1881.
hfr J T Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general op
posed to Patent Medicines, candor compels to state
that have great confidence in the virtues OF Hamp
tons Vegetable TinctUre. For several months past
used it in family, and in dyspepsia, loss OF ap
petite dizziness and general debility. with entire
cess. SO lar my experience extends, therefore,
i,ze pleasure IN recommending it to the afflicted
sat- and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully yours, -,
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FORTUNE FOR SI.-1he receipt with
n full instructions in tn elegant aud beautiful
accomplishment Of inlaying and ornamenting Pa
pier 1iacbe, (whereby from $40 to S2u per week
may be obtained, will be forwarded 20 all VINO will
enclose 81, pest paid, TO Messrs. SPRING s. co, Al
second street Baltimore, Nd. Numerous ladies'
and gentlemen now employed and realizing a
handsoma income from this valuable receipt which
is made plain bv the instruction as to meet the
capacity even OF children. oc 22-lmr
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4 4 Il
~ CHAS BAKER, formerly of the firm of Baker
d Iinsiey, announces to his friends and the public
that ne has opened store on Broad street. No 295
two squares ABOVE the old stand of Baker & Tins.
ley' where ne intends keeping on hand large and
complete assortment of Groceries, as We'll as
Horse Feed OF every description He will be
pleased TO see all his old fiends and customers at
his new sland, and any quantity of new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered in
any part Of the city free ct drayage.
no l(--ldm
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DOVND AND CROOKS ED st1OUL-
h DERs Il have for safe very superior shca'-
der Brace, the only one ever invented 70 rt meay
round shoulders, protruding shoulder blades, weak
chests, &c. Yhis Grace is adapted to all ages aud
sizes: ard for children, II has no equal foarg
men who have weak chests from standing too long
in oHe posi;i IN, viii fad tAis Brace inssamahie
For sac by -
m q " a
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T1l We have just received Gaze OF Nous aines al
Iah cents Jer yard, which, We think, are superior
to any lhlng at that price in town
G. HARTWELL & CO.,
noi3 Opp site swan Tavern.
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7HE. DAILY DISPATCH

, A5. A. COWARDLE, Proprietor.
HUGH r. Peasants, Editor.
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LIME WHIeKEY-Oll bourbon and Game
l. ~h skey, In store and for sale BY
noI3 GEORGE j. HERRING.
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" .Nauv other Medicine than Uamp-
ions Vegetable Tiucture .-fi8 At MIDI
AL DISCOVERY With such testimony. stron-
or .. rau BE- gwen. unless 1t be tTIal OF this
= - Ef.u-tur's Vegetable TluctUre.
IT,. ..e afflicted rrad read
EARRELLyILLE, ALLEGANY Co, Nh,
May (, 1882
r. H'.ss-s Mortimer Mow6ray.
D-.- $.> FL ra>fIce to DT Htnptou's Vegetable
--..-, wish Z. Inform YOU that | taken sick
d.. -.r 81 day ot january last with affection of the
....a bowels st.a Kidneys. was attended by four
+ ghys,c-au> for more than two months all 20 lit
or TO effect had some knowledge Of the great
,-.uy .. fiampton'- ructure from one bottle which
s.F wife had taken two years SINCE
came 20 the CoGC. UsyoH that would take no more
=, .ar from my physicians, but try the TInCture;
.a am happy t. inform You / bad not taken 1t two
,ys before ir.- powerful influence upon my stom
d. /. ll.yrrnut.l.uad using the TIuctUre, and am
.0a 10 leave rron. ana can eat any common diet
.G..; Ul". i--o1VeuIcnce OF pressure on my stom-
The f,tra or their friends are daily visiting me- to
aru Of the great virtue there is in this Tncure of
expect to send YOU several certificates in few
a.vs-.ur especially from young lady who has been
-..ru ~ her room twelve months, with disease of
%. Arad. atect.uE ne brain.
Resp italy yours, + " HALL.
O. the pernsauency Of the cure hear him Still an
..-.s. LITTER from rae above,
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGANY Co. Mo, /
tf-,.rs Mo!t .iner Noybrav:
De-r sir am happy TO inform y@u that this day
finds The enjoyment Of good health BY the of
your Htmptou's Tlucture and the blessing OF God.
enabled to pursue my daily avocatlons usual and
have great desire that the afflicted should know the
~. q. csratlvr powers of the Tincture.
am. with respect yours,
I--, Straagsr thar Fiction No { necd Despair !!
Il Lr@s Testimony after thiTty-cigM gears Of
Wee tlere not real virtue in this wonderful medi
s.e. could perform the astonishing cures made BY