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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-02

CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now Ia use for the cure of incipient Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Purid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia. diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver. Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebled state of
the system.
BALTIMORE. May 81, 1852.
Mrs. Norris-Dear Madam: Permit me to say to
you, for the benefit Of others similarly afflicted that
was taken last November, with a severe cough and
general weakness that completely prostrated me-
For several months was SO far reduced that
could not attend to my business. Ibecame go weak
that was not able to sit up for more than a halt
hour at time, when would be compelled to lie
down to gsin strength tried dozen different
a. tcles, recommended to me as cuses but received
no relief from any of them. My cough and weak.
ness increased, and, in fact was 20 far gone that
seriously thought should die, when heard Of
your valuable medicine, the Cedar Tar. l tried it.
and dad taken it but few days before found
great relief. My appetite became so good that
could eat every thing trat was put before me. |
would commend it to all afflicted like myself as
certain cure, for consider myself now perfectly
we'll. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN +. MARTIN,
No. 1913 Franklin street.
Homo Testimony.
We are permitted to refer to the following per.
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out Of q
large nunlber.( ho. from motives of delicacy, pre-
fe n hat their names should not be made publc,)
who have received great benefit from the of the
Tar: VIM C. Crump, Dentist, II Meseke Jsmes
K. Moore, John B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
Sy Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar.
ticle is for sale by
P.HORTON KEAcH. 81 Main street.,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
je 10 General Agent for Eastern Virgins.
ECONOMY is WEALTH.-FRANKLi
II CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer.
chant Tailors, would respectfully inform the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab.
lished, at No. 81 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready fer inspection
OF the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city of Richmond, OF the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell fron &c to % pe- cent less than any other es
tablishment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Gooss, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
r. DECOU CO,
ap l0-d3m No 1872 Main street.
WEAK CHESTS AND STOOPIN
w SHOULD DERS.-Call at BENNETT a.
BEERS, Druggists Main street. and fit yourself to
one of the Shoulder Braces which they have for
sale
They expand the Chest, strengthen the Back,
and in short time get the wearer in the habit of
holding themselves erect and manly. They cost
but trife.
Trusses, for the cure of Rupture or Hernia
great variety at low prices, at
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
lie % IDS Main street.
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lives. Oh, dear!" A very so,e task il was
for Mrs. Tweade to meet the laue hing face
of her husband. and exceeding iy .sdown-in.the-
mouth she seemed when he put his arms
round her-but never mind where he put them
let il suffice that there was more hugging and
kissing in the Tweadle residence on that night,
than had occurred during like short period
since the wedding day. And SO good lesson
did her mistake prove to Mrs. Tweadle, that,
though she cannot help slight twinge of her
old jealousy from stirring unpleasantiy in her
breast, whenever Mr.. Tweadle pays any notice.
able attention to good-looking lady friend,
she has never suffered the sgreen.eyed mon
ster' to mar the smooth current of her peace
full existence, and make such silly fool of her
as it did before.
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HOSE STEAM PACKING.

u ELTlNG HOSE STEAM PACAING.
u As agents for the manufacturers we keep on
hand, constantly. attractive and varied stock OF
the above article, made OF India Rubber. The at
lention of MILL OWNERS, STEAMBOAT AND STEAM
ENGINE Proprietors and MAcBINIsIs lie particular
Iy invited to these goods Their superiority Il now
universally acknowledged that it is almost need
lees to enlarge upon that score. Evidence OF this
is found in the TACT that they are used In All tne
most extensive manufacturing establishments, and
by large proportion of the steamboat proprietors
not My in this country but throughout Canada
and the other British Provinces in North America,
10 preference TO any other descriptions For sale,
in every variety and any quantity. by
WILLIAMS a. BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Peall sts., Richmond, Va.
ia
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MECHANICS, UNION AsS SOCIA.
lM TION.-Ofdce In Exchange building next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond, va.--ACCU.
INFLATED Cash AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
s50000-M DEAN, President Finance Conn
mittee: Wm Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkins,
A. Wilbur, Actuary. = ssssss45@ &. asss
This Association has declared dividend of thirty.
i've and one half per cent for the year ending April
lst, 1852. No liability to assessment Is
This Is an Association OF Worklag Men end
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident. tF4 ~ *gts
By the payment Of the following annual deposits
you viii become life member, and win be entitled
to weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
Life, if you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
cdent from attending to your ordinary business or
occupaIoh. remalcs v Ii draw In case Of sickness
common to both sexes. bes F+
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE. 2ha Hi
Table Of Rates.
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PRICE ONE CENT !.

II 0usE FURNTsHfNc aT0ne r
giAi n o1crs fOr s1le the fonowiae eIven1sSs.
ssie House FaFnis6ins Articles. assuring skoss wSo
may wish to purchase that they win - : .erS
article st fair price, and that lis a =
Without doubt the largest and nost dssirsbieh
Refriser.tors-Lsrabee's Patent ne no,e
complete and best made srticle to be foMnd. T6e
price il q dollars. These are ready boxed N IN
transportation; to those who may wish TO order
from the country or q q distance can hase thern
sens and shipped fres Of expense. Have also oder
styles from 4to l6 dollars. -,
Water Ceolers, made by Larabee. These .re
much superior 10 any other IN use, the constsue.
uod being an improvement the old style: they
are = hned with cork, which i much more inner.
ou. sssinst the heat than charcoal, thereby prs
.;.9 ne ice much longer. We have shela N
ss1Gs o. y, 3, Z, and gallons.
| r.-sh Chafrs- These articles are eufirefy
Ths. .na OF my own introductiou into his civ.
piazzss. no1 espss.ay adapted 70 warm climates for
shs pssa1y, and very; durable, beinr exposcS t
tre wesnner does not effect them slss vsr;sfv ~
osmP Cnairs and Stoola, which Are usde r.,yv
any wbe,e 'nas 'ney can b folded up asd carrsd
Wire Dish Csvers-This i, N ;na.,.n..h,.
article TO any House keepef-is mode a. 80 80
gosen wire, Of round, oval and ohlons shspees. Ia
that they viii suteither small plates os irrse s;sh'
es. Any person BY simply stating The sise q ,hssr
plate or dish can have one sent 20 fl -
Shower Baths-Locke's patent Thls i, the
simplest and most popular Bath In use il being %
constructed that the. person using il can take g
much or ss little a. he pleasss also for sale I'll de-
scriptions of Bathing Apparatus. ssass -
Mfscelfaneens-Wine Coolers. I, g 4 3 bot.
ties; Ice Picks and Trays, Liquor Mixers Mudders.
Bathing Caps, Bath Brushess6e S.;.
Ice Cream Freezers-. This Freezer Il the
invention of lady (Mrs. Johnston.) which d found
to be the best ever invented. The finest quality Of
Ice Cream can be made BY this Freezer from 20 to
80 minutes at cost less than Is certs per quart.
They are in sizes Of g. 8, 10, 10 and l6 quarts.
AL the above with many other articles can be
| had at the House Furnishing Emporium,
- 139 Main Street.
N. B. Descriptive Catalogues can be had at the
store gratis. f9qr ri IS
je 22-6t
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CURE FOR THE HYDRopHoBIA.

CChE rOh L he ii H1DkOPHOBlA.
Translated from pAssemblee Nationale of Paris !
Several newspapers of the departments pub
lish the following letter, On account of cases
of hydrophobia, which are unfortunately fre-
quent at this moment -
S1R.-I know an efficacious remedy against
the horrible hydrophobia disease, even after
the first attacks. The success of il has been
warranted to me by sixty years experience.
pray you to publish it in the columns of your
paper, in order that all people may be ac.
quainted with it.
AS soon as person is bitten BY mad dog,
he must wash the wound and adjacent parts
with boiling cows milk during nine days at
least. The cauterization by hot iron, or nitrate
OF silver, does not offer sufficient guarantee,
because they have only action upon fhe woun-
ded part, and because the saliva deposited
alone to produce hydrophobia. 1t is more
sure to wash the wound, as l have said be-
fore. The bitten person must take also every
morning, fasting, and during nine days, glass
of the following draught, lukewarm:--
l. Root of Angelica in powder. grs. 30
- noot OF uentian oo---------grs 3O
3. Fine treacle of Venice. ce..-g,s 80
q. Assefoetida, well crushed grs. Is
D. Sea oyster, in powder. grs. Is
3. Root OF sweetbriei, scraped out. -. grs Az
Z. Vipers grass root, not scrsped. .---- grs. 40
8. Rue fresh stalks, good half handful
9. good half handful of sage, cut in very
thin pieces
~ Marine salt 20
IL. garlic head perfectly crushed
IL. Three heads OF leeks with their lappets
13. Two small onions
IA. good pinch of Eastern daisy.
1t is indispensable to make all these ingre-
dients to boil with 3 % Of a gallon of red wine
1.-THE best which can be procured) in new
fire pot, well closed, till they are reduced to
half their quantity; to pass the mixture through
linen, by strongly squeezing it. 1t is easy to
preserve it for nine days, in corked bottles.
Delicate constitutions sometimes yo,nit the
remedy on the first days, but the stomach ac-
customs to its use. Its efficacy is not weak
ened by its rejection.
| know for ffty.fve years that remedy,
which have foand in collection of remedies
of the pious and celebrated Madame Fouquet,
of Montpelier. It's unheard of, that this rem.
edy, used for more than two centuries, has
failed to produce its effect. For the last ten
years, i had to prepare il more than twenty
times for persons of both sexes, and so many
times for domestic animals, and l have always
obtained the greatest success. ....
Under ten years, the dose of the draught is
half glass; OF three quarters of glass, twen-
ty years of age; Of a full wine glass usually
for persons more aged. Receive, sir, &C.,
Bee FATHER, Tutor, late School Master.
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The Assor Place Opera House, N. Y, has
been leased 70 Mr.. G. y. Thorne.
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u weather, are always certain to obtain fine
Daguerreotype by calling at the Galleries of the
subscribers. They have fine north light with
double lense quick working instrument, which
nables them to take children in the shortest
possible time Parents should bear this in mind,
that next to the child, there is nothing that will at
ford them SO much satisfaction as truthful like
ness of the same and children should remember
that they will ever regret, should they neglect to
secure the shadow of their parents, ere their pa.
rents pass away Lockets, Pins, cases, frames, &c,
constantly on hand, in which to place pictures
Prices 81 so and upwards.
MINNIS. g. WATSON,
Dsguerreotypists and dealers in stock. 35t Main
street, Richmond, md Sycamore st., Petersburg
Va je Is
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NHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated
i themselves for the purpose OF conducting IN
this city, Q Tobacco and General Com0lS.
sdOn Business, under the Firm OF KENNETH +
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit Jour patronage
Oue business will be exclusively acem-ission
business; and an experience OF twenty ycars by
our senior partner In sctve Mercantile life IN this
city, and determination on the part Of beth, to
promote the Interests of our friends, will we hope,
secure to US liberal support. We are prepared
TO make the usual Advance on Consignmeun tn
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c, on the Gus.
tomary terms We will occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No IA Public Landing.
gt9sk tos,4 sss JN0. KENNETH,
JNO w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, Esq; Jas Thomas JcY
Esq; Messrs Thomas u San1 Hardgrove, and
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1852 go. j. ls-sm.
ID EMOVAL.-Mrs b. ROSENFELD respect.
II. fully informs her friends and customers, tdst
she has REMOVED her old stand at the corner of
New Market, to the corner Of sixth and Broad
Streets. af asstsf sssa
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upon
her at her old stand, since the death Of her hus.
band. she solicits contnuance OF the same, =
her new stand, NsatsHas
Corner Of Sixth and broad Sissy !,
je2-ImA Corner below Mr. Courmey.
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va'O EXCUhsIONlST5. line subscriber
L has just received from New York splendid
fast sailing yacht called the R0anOkes lis ca
pabe OF comfortably accommodating from twelve
10 fifteen persons. At moments notice It can be
prepared for the transit of pleasure parry 20 any
OF the beautiful groves that line the banks o. tns
sparkling james. Persons desiring to hire tnc
yacht by the day,or for few hours SAIL WI please
apply AZ SCoFIELD's New York saloon. Terms
reasonable.
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]. sCOFIELD, N. York Saloon; 2
ie la-lm Main ST.. opposite CITY Hotel.

CEILING Off Al Cost EOk CAsn.
y The subscribers, intending to make change
In their business, offer their entire stoc1 % PM z.
GOODS at cost for cash, ana ~, - :.
purcha.ins s elssswhere. - we feel confdcnt that
hs,,sr ~ Dry Goods or enc selectsd
wirh more c.re wss never offered as cost n this
market Our stock consists OF the latest sna moa
~ ,,sl,. az. i no hunbug IN this adverds
mept De- not forea 70 ean q 500 Broad sfreeh
between 9TH and 5lh streees- SO rnsr
nv 27-2m - - - -
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CTRAW WROU HIT VEILS.-Straw
u Wrought Lace Wells, new and very pretty ar

Black and white Lace Veils
Lace Capes, Collars and Sleeves
Organdies Lawns, Bareges, Tissues
: And other varieties of Dress Goods will be sold
at great reduction in price. For bargains, call at SO
Main street.
ie2 "a CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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Dali PAPEK.-Biu Paper OF various styles
- and qualities.
Foolseap Paper, ruled close, for Counting House
use.
Letter Papers, American. French and English.
Envelopes, large and mall, self sealing.
Blank Books Ledgers, Journals Day Books, &c.
Memorandums, Pass Books and Diaries tor 1852
Ink OF the most celebrated manufactures.
Gold and Steel Pens, in infinite varieties.
We are prepared to sell the above articles at our
usual low prices, and we would solicit cali from
all who a re in want of Books or Stationery.
GEO. nj. WEST g. BRO,
10 Ev.h
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nNE DOLLAR! ON E DOL l. A r.
" GREAT REDUCTION-Bring your money to
OSBORN e. CO 5 splendid Skyhght Daguerrean
Gallery. AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices, or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists have resolved to reduce the
price to one dollar for nice picture and case-just
one half the former price. We the first that
have ever attempted to work at Northern prices,
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind,
our pictures are taken with fine sky-light
OSBORN e. co.'s,
Sign of the American Flags, opposite the Banks.
Any person having picture OF ours that ia not
good. can have it retaken free of cost. my5
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.-Afew few sets
i Joseph Rogers & Sons Ivory balanced handle
Knives and Forks, Of 81 and So pieces; also in doz
ems; and Knives only, being the residue Of our
spring importaiion-for sale at reduced prices. by
C.J. SINTON n CO,
Importers of Cutlery,
je25 Sign of the Circular Saw, "a Main st.
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M oCaA AND Mo CO1IR3 - sxt'l
i jss r. e''s' - ''' rs fsY z i NscAspLisa.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

on the 29lh Of Decenlber, Introduced the
following apparently innocent resolution Of
inquiry: is@asaaae'a3 Fs s0a'lsi
''Resolgcd, Tha, the Commi,lcc on Pub
lie Lands be instructed 20 inquire and reporl
the quantity Of Public Lands remaining .un.
sold within each State and Territory, aud
whether !, be expedien, 10 llmi, for a certain
period the sales Of public lands, 20 such
lands as have heretofore been offered for
sale, and are now subjec, 10 entry at The
MiniHans price. And also, whether the Of.
fiseof Surveyos General and some OF ihe
land Offices may not % SBoiished, withous
detriInent 10 the public SERVICE" f8
Il has been alleged iha, this resolution
was in reality the signal and starring point
Of predetermined crusade, ON The part of
General Jackson's friends agains. New
England, and especially Mr.. Webster, as It's
most conspicuous and formidable represen.
.aiive. A, The time, however, no such pur.
pose was suspected; and it is only by re.
verling 10 the concurren, features oil the cuse
that subsequent examination has brough,
circumslan.ial evidence in support Of the
charge. Mr.. Webster, !. is certain, was just
al that time made The shining mark for the
combined attacks Of The party In power.
The party press throughout, the country
sought 10 evince i.s devotion TO Gen. Jack
son, by assaults upon Mr.. Webster. The
leading friends OF the President and Vice
President, in both Houses Of Congress and
Throughout. the country, aimed their mos,
powerful blows a. his head, with an energy
and determination, which might we'll sug.
gest the suspicion Of apreconcened purpose.
Ii seems more likely, however, tho, This was
simply the result Of The position Of parties
and Of their prominent men. The Pres.
dehtial contest had been marked by grea.
warmth and bitterness, and this zeal had
no, been in the leas. diminished by the com.
plete success by which il was crowned. The
dominan, party, on The contrary, seemed The
more resolulo in lis purpose Of destroying
and annihila,ing oil opposition as New
England was the citadel Of that hostility,
and Mr.. w ebsler the solitary bu. formidable
champion who defended its gates, and hurled
The crushing missiles Of war from its uncon.
querod towers, il was natural and indeed in.
eyi,able, ,ha. their main assault, should be
turned against him, and the section which
he represented The day after Mr.. Foo;e
offered his resolution, on calling il up fol
consideration, he said he had presented il
from having seen a statemen, in The last re-
port Of The commissioners Of the Land Or
fee. sha. tho euanti.y Of land remaining un'
tseid al ihe minimum price ef one dollar anC
a quarter per acre, exceeded twenty-five
millions OF acres---whiie the ANNUAL demand
was not likely greatly TO exceed one million
acres--and he was desirous Of further off
cial information upon the subject.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Fatal Accident.

Mr.. Whit,emore, Of the firm Of Bradley,
Whiitemore & Co., Contractors for finishing
the Central Railroad Of GAINESVILLE, was sud.
denly killed on the lock walls Of the Mus.
kingum improvement. at that place, on
Wednesday last The Courier says that
Mr.. w. was standing on the lock wall point
ing on, TO his son the manner in which the
machinery for raising the gates operated
when portion Of the tackle broke, causing
the capstan, on which there was heavy
strain, to reyolve swiftly, the crowbar uset
o. lever bar striking Mr.. Whaemore, ant
knocking him over the wall and down dis
tance of about twenty feet among the rock
and stones below, fracluring his limbs Ont
skull. and entirely depriving him Of con
sciousAess until he died, which was abou
go'clock, p. N. ~ ia fa
His son was also precipI,aied 10 ,h
53ykronnd Al the Same moment, but was fol
luna,e enough TO escape without serious in
juFy.--O. S. Jour. s'ta
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23
Getting a Subscriber.

Tired and fa.gued with long days ride,
covered with dust we had gathered on dry
sandy road, we called ut Squire Hobbs's 10
wet our mouth, rest our bones, and have q
cha, with the Squire. On our part, howev.
er, there was disposition very soon 10 talk
less and doze more. This Hobbs, good
na.ured soul, perceived as by intuition, and
soon left US 10 the soft influences Of natures
"sweet resiorer." NJ
Now, how long we slep, we needn't tell,
and our readers needn'l know. |. wasn'I
long. however, for the loud talking in the
Squre's 'ofiice' soon aroused US and we list
ened 10 conversation highly interesting 10
US. !. seemed that JOAQUIN Guile, Old Joe,
clever, sober, close.fsted neighbor of the
Squire's, had called in to talk about the
crops and matters and things in general.
well, SQUIRE said Mr.. Gulic, do you
know where fellow can buy right smart
chance OF a.nigger boy these timesP
'Raally, uncle Joe, don't know at this
time. There was sale in town last week
Of some six or eight a. one time
There vast
YES. And Igoi righ, likely negro boy
eighteen years old. for $3.50. My word for
liz, wouldn't take a thousand dollars for him
to-day
Jus, my luck. Why, never heard q
word Of il.
who told you Squirrel a
%, you know | lake the paper. | saw
the sale advertised, and, as had TO 60 10
town any way, went on the day Of sale
thinking, perhaps, might hit bargain, ant
did hit bargain sure M 5ss'.
We'll, swow, have got 10 have hant
some how, You see, have put in mor'
Than have hands to work. Who's got I
hand 10 hire any where about = .e
/ You're TOO hard for me again, uncle Joe
the hireing season is over. Abou, month
. ago all The negroes belonging 10 the estate o
. H., deceused, were let al auction; and In
. told they, went very low
!, 'The ID. You don't say. Why didn'
! you ;ell me Squirrel
& i hardly know why. ! saw il advertise
/. in our paper, and supposed every bod
took that. More'n that, didn't know yol
/. wanted 10 hire. Di6 you know have sol
/ my Harden tract Of Eundl'
j. mo, indeed, who tol'
'f Who, 10 rich old fellow from Alabamu
# 1. was day before yesterday; and got .h
Q "yellow boys" cash up-only six dollars pc
d acre. He said that he came across our pa
n per in odd Alabama,' he liked The descriF
,f lion Of the country; saw my wee Bit Of a
!, advertisement, and came 10 see about it,
,fI We struck a trade in noiime.
'Jerusaleml And here I've been trying
!. sell trac, Of land for The las. Two year
l. and couldn't ge. dollar and a half an acr
D, lis better land than yourn TOO, and you kno
m II, Squire. Well what if Ills, and can't
9. ',iseI, but reckon, Squire, I've beat you Q
Of sugar. bought, last week, TWO barrels I
70 sugar q, six cen,s, when every body else h,
Of 10 give seven cents. Beat thar, ehl
8. with all ease, uncle Joel bough. mir
ly at Ave cents
is No sir----I dom, believe il. Now, 81
al wheTel' egt s.a
IN "A, The house Of va Co. got
on rare bargain. You see they advertised
Al, The paper Thar they were selling oifN COST