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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-29

- Total. ......... 1924 900 600
The long established usage of the addenda of
g f. E." to an ordinary account among merchants
might well be applied to paper like this-anything
approaching accuracy is out of the question. W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

MIR. Frank G. Rufln, who had beer invited to do
80 by the Executive Committee, delivered the an.
nual address, which was a very able one, but too
long for our columns.
A resolution was then adopted voting the thanks
of this Society to F. G. Rufln Esq for his highly
interesting and instructive address, and he was re-
quested to furnish copy thereof for publication.
Mr. Old, VIM. Gilner, Of AIbernarle, and Mr.
VIM. 6. Overton gave statement OF their practice
in the cultivation of corn, &c. The question of the
proprieiy of reialowing for wheat was resumed
and Messrs E Ruin, Johnson, Barbour, Tomlln
and others were heard on the subject.
The Society then Adjourned to meet at the call
of the Executive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20
DEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOR THE coz.

BEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOR THE CON
ID ING HOLlDAYS-NASH d WOODHOUSE
respectfully rm those who will be looking for
Books for Christmas and New Years Presents,
thai they have now ON hand and are daily recev-
ing large supplies of new and beautiful Books.
which they viii be pleased to exhibit. Some Of
them which they have just received deserve part-
lar attention; they are
Tho Book of Gems, or the Poets and Artists #
Grea. Britain, snbeished with upwards Of $50
line engravings, vols, Svo, morOscs, git
Macsuleys Lays of Ancient Rome, beautifully
printed, illustrated and bound
Gems for the Drawing Room, finely coored IL.
lu,rations of Fruits and Flowers, letter press IL
gold very chastely bound
The Book of the Heart, Loves Emblerns,
illustrated with 80 fna steel engravngs, superbly
bound
The Fruits Of America a series Of a drawings.
coored after nature of the Choicest Varieties Of
America Fruit, by NJ Hovey, with Botanical and
popular descriptions, elegantly bound
Homes of American Authors comprising vie VS.
Of the birth places RESIDENCES Of distinguished
American Authors, beautifully engra we'd, printed
and bound
Winged Thoughts, twelvsplates, eq1isitely print
ted in colors elegantly 7ound
Fruits from the Garden aud tho Field, 70 Plates
exqu.isely printed in colors uait0.m with Winged
| Thoughts
The Book of Beauty, or Curt Album Pgtraits
of Female Arist0sracy of Great Britain
Christmas with the Poets collection of Songs,
Carols and descriptive Verses, relating the Fest
val OF Christmas from the anglo Norman period to
tae present tiue, eubeshed with fifty 6ney tinted
| illustrations, hanCsorn bound
| Women's Record, or Biographical Sketches of all
! Distinguished Women from tho Creation to the pre-
SAINT time, by Sarah Haze, illustrated with N ore
| than 2J0 portraits
| The Village q Ieen, by Thos Miller, illustrated
| with beautiful water color drawings
Sea Weed; original specimens Of Irish Sea
Weeds, very neatly put up between two scolIop
shells representing book
splendid English Editions of the Works CT
Shakespeare Byron, Moore, Burns Campbell, Ro
gers, Sir Waller Scott Wordsworth, Loagfsl,ow,
Gray, M, Hemans, Lord Bacon, Shelby Spencer,
dod.ml.h, Ih1-npson, Pope, Young, Chaucer
Coleridse Cowper, Milton.
Together win many others, which the subseri
beTs wi take pleasure il showing deco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

EyT The annual report the State Treasu-
rer Of Pennsy Ivania, TO the 1st of December,
shows the receipts from taxes, on real and per-
sOnal estate, to have been S ,359, 636 80 ca
nal and railroad tolls, $l,93S, 574 10. The
State has raised from leans premiums, and
taxes, and interest on loans, the sum of $3,306,
l9l SO The q mount expended on public i'm
proyements was $2,224 $40 50. For pay
msnt of leans due 81, 5GS,355 As For interest
on loans, 81, 1924 IA. Balance in the Trea.
sury of available funds, on the 3o,h November,
1852, was 81 ,3S2,6l1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

STEALING WooD-A poor white man named
William Breath, belonging to class that some PEG.
pie say ought never to have been born, on Thurs
day evening helped himself TO some wood on the
Basin, and in the act of making off when
caught by the watchuen. Saturday the Mayor
committed him to Jail Tor three month, in default
OF 500 security to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20
F An Answer to the Writer in Fri.
DAYS Dispatch.- is NOT nv nurpose 10 hold

gg@ An Answer to the Writer in Fri.
days Dispatch.-it is not my purpose to hold
any controversy IN this paper between myself aud
the old gentleman; but, unter the circum stances
am compelled to defend myself and the youa
ladies'. think that if he had said nothing more
about it, it would have been much better for him
He said | ought to have made myself acquaiated
with facts. Fam, SIR, perfectly well acquainted
with the facts. He said ho was authorized By
another person t. tell them to vacate their seats-
| suppose if thai person would tell him to put his
head in the ire he W Juld do IT. He sad h. asked
them In his own pew. deny taat, most emph att
cay, he never done any such thing, ii he had no
thing would have been sad about 1t. He had bet
ter conhue himself to ths truth before lie advises
other people TO do so | do not wish to have any
thing more 10 d. or say about it, and sincerely
hope those young ladies will never visit that church
again.
Nde 20 A FRIEND To THE LADIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

- The difficulty between Thos Denny
Sargent, and Col Fremont, about the Maripo-
ga estate, according to q publication of Dir.
5. in the London Times, has been settled
Mr. S. says Col. F. has paid back to him
$4,000. which he had paid on account of the
purchase of that estate. Col. F. therefore
takes back his estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

DISTINGUISHED ARRlvAL.-Among the arrivals
at the American Hotel, on Saturday, we notice the
presence OF the Princes of Nassau and NewrW cid,
OF Germany, travelling through this country for
pleasure. Tnese percentages are distinguished for
tAeir love of republican principle and We under
a;and have come to this country with the design Ct
Witnessing personally he operations Of our modal
system Of government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

IS A man intoxicated, named Osler, ere
phia, one night lasi week, and was torcibly
elected by police officer. In the act Of put
ting him cut he fell down Il flight of stairs and
SO fractured his skull as to occasion his death
day or two afterwards. The jury Of inquest
gave verdict that be was showed down
stairs by the officer and thus killed. The eff
Ger had given bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

TIE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SocIETY.-We are
requested to state thai the sixth annual meeting of
the Society announced fer Thursday evening last,
having been necessarily postponed in consequence
OF tho ezsraordiaary inclemency Of the weather,
will be held in the Lecture Room of the Aher M
on next Tuesday evening, the 2lst instant at half
past o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

~ new route is proposed from indie
pendence, No, to the Pacific coast, through
New Mexico, which is said TO present fewer
difficulties than any other yet presented
Major Pope, well known and Intelligent off
Ger, attached TO the Topog raphicaI Corps of
the U. S. Army, has addressed an Interesting
letter on the subject to the Hon. J. S. Philips,
Member q Congress from Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

CoRRECTIos-We had been reading and
thinking go much about Antwerp when we
wrote the notice ofthe carpet on Saturday, that
We said it was made on d power-loom, and as
We did not read the proof, it went so to the
public. twas woven on a hand, loom, no, On
p0nPr.lOOm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

CUBA.-The disposition to acquire this rich
island for the United States is not unanimous
at the South. Several indcat 'ons in oppos-
ton TO it have oflate appeared. The Charles
ton Mercury is opposing the policy of such an
acquisition in series of articles. We should
not be surprised to find that Northern cupidity
had occasioned even warmer desire for its
acquisition with Northern States than among
the Southern. For ourselves, we have no oh
lection to Cuba and hoping that when it does
come it will come in the right way, we hope it
will come ere long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

NATIONAL HOTEL AT NORFOLK - This
house will be shortly re-orencu under the ad-
mInis'ration Of Mr., Reynolds, whose unre-
hitting attentions to the public at the Ex-
chsnge Hotel, Richmond, have made him de-
servedly favorite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

On Thxr.dsy eveu;ug the 18Th instant, BY the
Rev DR. Howell, Or A Q. W. YOUNG, to Aiss
MARTHA B WHITE, ali Of this city
On the 10Th inst. By toe Rev JACOB Manning, Mr
EDWARD 3. VAUGHAN, TO Miss MARTHA LEI
WILLIS all of this city.
On Thursday evening, 10Th instant by the Rev
Philip Courtney, Mr. THOMAS H. SWAIN, of
Washington City, to Miss MARY ANN Chill
DRESS, Of this ely
E1y~ Warrington papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20
de Ida alt
I'd THE CITIZENS of Richmond.

40 THE CITIZENS of Richmond.
AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
Ii you wish to have your Hair Cut, in The a.as,
and most approved s.j!a, and your Wt.sae.5
changed to beautiful black or brown color, Z, n
cal al the Hairuut;tng, shaving, SAamp9Yil. gat
Bathing Saloon, undcr tue American Ii lei.
Blot, cd ald shower Batas, can Ls had
daily, iIom b a 70 9 P H. and o. Sa'u.day &, II P
N. Single Bath - cents, or eve tickets fJr 81
Entrance on It'll stEa4 D497
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

opinion of some of the souudest judges. our es'
innate of the loss upon dead investments for 9,
$40, S, &c. months, is not exaggerated.-
Others are of different opinion, but as we
write for the public, and as the authority is
about equal, that public will decide which
opinion is the more consistent with common
sense. But after oil the tobacco undergoe 3
a sweat at sea, and we learn that more than
ono sweat ID a disadvantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

GBT The Frost King has already begun TO
exert his power over commerce at the North.
Tuesday last the Erie Canal was closed for all
practical purposes, forwarders being unwilling
to hazard the chance OF getting u boat through
Here we can go ahead uniAteIruptedIy for
some Time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

VIRGINIA STATE EGaICULTU3AL EOCIETE Thu
Society convene, asleea1y to adjournment, on
Friday evening las. at O'clock.
The pres,d Il! announced the iicat businoss in or-
del - be tle election O; officers.
/: being understood that tie President had deter.
mi-ci MT 70 accsp.a renewed az point 1e=t tina.
otiGe It was, Oh motion,
Res0lrta unanimously Tat We acqliesce vita
painful rel Glance III the decision Of Edmund K4t.
Lsq IL u ----C Eeollct TIE office 4 &c.
saent II the 1y~'ct ami taat We dsepiy regret the
c!4cuustanc. Il d oiuilz health al Increasing
i4AFmitEgs which have c1asU a:Il 1 him to ths Dc
Termination
Rssolced unanimously That the thanks OF t So.
c.ety Uc, aud IN hereby tend6 cd 70 Mr.. RI
u tor IN ability and enC.eacy win VA. Ii has
LefeI tore discharged tn dates oI Prc5lGsnE aad
s.so for hi. lifelong -eI! in Ms Of AZ rtcui
tire.
Tho fOIowin. Officers wers then unanimously
elected ~ balot
PTesideet-th nip ST Geo. Cooke.
lice Presideats -Edmuui Rufin, Wil!oushby
Rewton, L. H4rgie, Z. T. stIsr., Thos L Pres
tn, Gen. s. II. Lewis
Executive Conlnsiase William Boulware z. G
Both, W. q. Overtou, w. Il. Richardson, Richa,
| Irby.
according >ecrciay Oh. Is. Williams.
| corre%Poad|aS Secretary Frank q. RUM.
| IreGsaFer-iaernaId Feyton.
! Resolrcd That when The Society edjourns finally
u GdJ2uTn 10 lee. as1!n at the cali Of the Executive
! CoGollte6
! Adjourned to meet in the evening at half past 7
! O'clock.
FRIDAY EVENING Il O'clock
! Thu society convened ag rycaby 10 adjourn
| mint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

FINED anu I 5atterwhiEs, J q larles, John
T Rogers and Edward Eie1t, were severally 70
ported at the Mayors Cour: on Saturday for VIC
atons Of city ordinances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20
g More Testimony in favor of r.

I-g More Testimony in favor oc 9
ans Pulm0nic Egufers.-Frorn 1r - "l Org Iry
dener, OF New York-Havinq used Brra,,, ~ *
nlonlc Waters for Coughs, &c in m7 fg3,I- - ~
tnem to be most excellent medicine f'r sna, LID
Cougha attendant upon Colds, &c, lad w55@7
remedy. ~ sale
From James Herring, Esq. /; Of tn, Grand
Lodge OF Freemasons, OF New York '1-
NEW Y0RY Dec 20-Having used two boxas of
Bryaa'7 Pulmonic Waters fyr Coughs. ann ~, ~
children OF my family, have found them yery
cordingly. '"'' do
Agency at v0nn,s
de l8-6t - N'0"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

TUsrINGs CoURT.-On Saturday the regular
monthly term Of this Court closed. Civil business
only occupied the attention of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

Lo TIE Poor BLAcK,-Ths c,ror,
poor Indian may well be changed to that Of
10 lac poor black at the North. The ne,.
c"S 10 them there ale Of very strange char.
"ct'r' They are enliced away there 70 he
Heated cruelty and 10 suffer more 1b,, a..
ever suffered at tae South. We read in Ia.
p rs ny The same mail, Of slaves being rescned
ny tue ahoIlhonists in Cincinnati from pefsops
VINO were bringing them home, e;.d If ,ha
introduction into the Ohio Legislature Of -
bill TO prevent the further settlement of hIack
and mllatto persons" in that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

The CALoRIC SHIP.- Our readers are
aware that the Engineer, Mr.. ERICsoN, has in
vented an apparatus for propelIing machinery
by heated air the air being passed through
heaters that cause it TO expand and thus pro-
duce the same effect as th:t obtained by con.
ve.ling water into steam A ship to be pro-
PEELED by engines on this new plan is nearly
flushed in New York. A partial tr;sl was
made Of the engines Wednesday. and they are
soid by tie New York papers TO have operated
very well; better than the inventor had ex-
sccted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

P The Methodist Church case is now to
be carried before the Supreme Court of the
United States. 1t will be remembered that the
United states District Court for the Southern
District of New York, gave decision in May,
1851, for the division Of the property Of the
Methodist Book Concern, pro rata, between
the Northern and Southern divisions of the
Church. Dispute. having arisen in the pro-
cess of the division under the decree of the
Court, the referee, appointed by the Court, de-
cided generally in favor Of the Church North.
The Church South, being dissatisfied with the
decisions OF the referee, appealed back to the
Court. Ii is now stated that the Court is di.
vided upon the most important questions grow
ing out of the matters in dispute, and has or.
dered them TO be carried before the Supreme
Court. final decree cannot therefore, be
had until decision Of these points be had by
that tribunal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

No PAss.-W Moody, slave to Hooker &; Os
borne, was arrested without pass on Friday even
ing last going to the FIRE. Ordered on Saturday 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

~ The best evidence that can be afdrced in -lvO
of the eticaciousness Of Hoofaud's German Eitt,ry
prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson is the uuprece4sUt de-.
fnand for them from all parts Of the Union; ana AZ
though there may be many compounds prepared aud
represented being worthy of liberal patriuag~ vet
We feel constrained to remark that the vast uumleT0
testimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
hsnored by persons of the highest character and ra
spectabIty, vino found 1t Css5ary have rec9GraG
~ his preparation is testimony sufficient coucus Va
that efectual remedy for the almost .lnraedat
relief OF those afflicted with that dIretuI ua4dy dyE
pepsia, has never been discovered. De
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

&YT People of America Tho.slr,s -
you have suffered tor long years with R,sar,a,sn
Pains, Ulcarous Sores, Sweet Les. pis Il
many other complaints that all tue remedies Y n
nave tf'ed nave failed to cure, and your pay.i.us
longer. ~
remedy is discovered and placed within ;pe
r. ach Of all. that will cure all OF thasa conr,a@-.
and make yea dance with Joy for yoI g5,u -
healed This great remedy is the
Mexican NTustnng Lfuineut,
important ana extraordinary c.r,s are ! IL -,
ported to US az having bean performed by The 10
OF This Liument and none who useI. are ..,n.
pointed III It's ctfscts
PRIcEs -fae Lin.meat is put up in 3 zes: the
5O cent and $ a.zs )utau t4lee and six tir1ps AZ
much as the . cent size, and are much ct.as,,.r
to- sale BY all Druggists and Ly
PURCELL, LADD d co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

To- The Webster funeral expenses in N.
York appear to havo been heavy. The I'M
denoher alone presented bill for eighteen
hundred dollars. One Of the items was sGO0
Tor the use of the funeral car. If such be the
charges for mock funeral what must they
have been for real one! These exDeD,iye
pas78n's wont DO for Republican country.
A"0S answer fcr monarchy where The items
would never ses the light; but the people can.
not understand how grief should cost So mnch
money! Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTICs.-CAR.

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.-CAR.
Il PETS, CARPETS, CARPETS -Nay Carpet
Ware-RooHas opposit7 the Exchange Bank, R ch
mOnd, Va. Great reduction ia the price OF Car
pets. Now is the time for Bargains. Second sap
ply.-C GWATkIN has just received, from The
large Auction sales in the Northern cities 40 adj
tienal supply of 10000 yards Carpetlns,
Of all kinds, grades, styles widths and cOl3rings
comprising the largest and cheapest stock Of Car,
pts to be found in Virginia, and greatly uni.r
manufacturers prices.
The special attention of buyers from all quar-
tiers Is invited to this large assortment Of CARPETS.
Being bought a. auction uadar the N IS, favorable
circumstances, purchasers will fad it decidedly TO
their int rest to attend Ga tley will 60 cheap
cheap-cheap. One price Oily.
C.. GWATKiN,
de %0-3W Opposite Exchange BauE
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no "a JAS. WRIGHT.


~ 1t was Discovered, about % years
ago, IN the county OF King and Gu en- " ray
s,ciau, eminent in his profession, tggt Aalal.c Cho'
era, Cholera MorbuS, Bilious C4ohc Dysentery,
Diarrhua, Lock Jaw, and many Other nervous ard
spasmodic diseases vi vcry dangerous character
could be- easily cured. since that time ne las
proved that tact to hundreds Of ie.iow-cltzehs
and can prove ii to many as will try DO Val :
FAMILY ANIISPASMODIC, the peg s!e- a.yon.e
Medicine. They can get It from fURC rLio LADD
& co.. or any Druggist ia the city. SeeadVeft''e'
mant. Id CLAWS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

"Truth Stranger tbnn Tict;or >.
see the wonderful! effects # Carriers S1-rI.6 NJ.
tufe, IN another column Facts Cannot oed .g5.-I
de l7-3w 1858
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g.uSEEslEEEz:z-Es
DIED.

On Sunday, the 10th inst, FREDERICK infant
son of William Z. and Sarah F. Leonard. Friends
of the family are requested to attend the funeral
this evening, 1t half past oclyck without further
notice
1r1teSS-zS-G1zSE-a
s. :'-'..--sSs AUCTION NOTICE. Boots,
s$~-S-a Shoes AMI Hats, This Morning. By
de 20 DAVENPORT, ALIEN l. Co
20 AUCTION NSTICE.-P.rticular
S>-I-a attention is requested t. the sale of III
stock OF Confectionery, Fruit, Fancy Goods Fix
lures, &c of the store No &c Main street belonging
10 the estate OF Joseph Rouavita, decd Sale com.
mencCs at 10 O'clock This " forming. See adver.
Hsement. SIMON BOEAVttA, Exr of
Joseth Roraylta, decd
Sale TO be conducted by
de 90 GEO J. SUMNER, Aucsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

IsNUBACCfA AND CIGARS A"aa' az.
Principe Cigars, Cnewias aud am'A'"a -
tacro. o. tie uoet a. proved sd p1py!ar ottA"''
Forsaiaby tuRCELL, LtDD 60,
de Is nruggi.ts. % Main s.LrsI
stOX> SPARAkING Il Il L. 4 ~
= Thi, Il laliae Is stronger thaa Is'ag ass -
n rich anl crystali1e appearance, a11 h'@10 80
vegy tu0f time. sold ~ ...,s,,rp
IG Is y ihENn~
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ELLIsyILLE, / oUIsA

LLLI5VILLh1 LOUISA %, NOV -lIlI.
1ir SmOns Dear Slt II an 50 highly delighted
win TIE pictUre you took for re last st q. al i
has given such universal satisfaction 10 my tne1Is
that nave directed my wife 10 cal at you t..tyy
tor the purpose OF having hers taken, which y.I
will plaase take and set III frame 5Ia..t- to tlaJ
Of mine | wish Them to match Is na.f as gss"J.'-
hiy wife, you viii had, | think, pultJ good s4y.
jet, a2d il you succeed win her's wei a. ygo
did with mice, ("Nicu mas a..taJy cs-ss4 -al'
dfe3s say thy would call on YOU VII i-s4f5
yUu many patrons from cur county.
n..nAL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

~ Some other folks seem TO think as we d.
that Mr. Simols is one Of our best aTusts the fol
lowing complimentary letter lrom gaLtIensl il
the country vii. be read with p,easuGl:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-20

L-S Stub'cr's Good We dit.ENs' .r.
p'i.iaGly beautiful gle IL which these sE1lt' a.
put up, call .og.a the cpcJnlUms q al. va -.
81 II IA IA, sud tA.s a certain lsai-ao3i ~ go,
havo bcca p;toarei with an uncommon degree -
ssil Gnj care e.d al wh use lAc-l c3E !. {. -
lain'y % theig excellence Tor e cure o. '.-7'-s'
c, Ids, Asthma sad eatly ..sgss 4! CoAS"lop ~
Aad uiNfrltea. d. IA No.
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LIFE assurance.
Nj UTUAL BESEFIH COMPAEY.-Charter per.
w peLua!-Net capital lst Oc'ober, 1882, alter
paying all losses anu expenses 81 ,524 259 The
profits ali belong to the insured. The digaens are
nsde anaunaIy. ani lvera= e over 04e-thiri the
pte1ium paif. This company pays its diviueld.
while the Insured is l7D--and tEaa he ps the il
su-ed top y His prs.alua-s win ease
" h6u the Rnnusl pr atlia:l on q Life Policy
amouAts to $50, hall Is loaned 10 the insured il he
w!she3
Lgdics can insure their husbands lives. fres fro-
the demands Of hi. creditors.
B. ". NNOMEE&. Aoart
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MARRIED.

A FRIEND To THE LADIES.
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e 80 specie Wanted No 0;---- -
40 highest premium for si.y-r . r. F,j '',s
tiers and small change preferred. '''' Mar
no c w PURCELL + m
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the magnificent Using and setting Of The on the
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deep, mics long-of Tcl2s Chape-ouwarrow'
pass AMI ohct cAief points Of interest seen in his
journey, illus trailing with diagrams,
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