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MEDICINAL.
BalaaIn. Of wild Cherry


Nc bot IseIlelIy eyer knoWo 90 Nan
fO,tshs cotas, Aitma Group Bronehitis, ifl<nEa,
.'c9fag Of tie lang, sRreathtas, dfrtT Agse
fe.iS, Pain WedIea1 of he Breaat or Side, First
Stases Of consunlptioal 9e,,, de-, DC.
In short this Basais peculiarly to every disease
tho Lungs and Liver, whehis produced BY our evGEp
varying climate
Wild CherTy has long been known % possessimportart
medicinal properties This act is familiar 10 every ntrol
incur anG. and PhySicans Oten prescribe It in GeTsIt
EuEI fur variety Of counllnts Tar, also, has baen
equally noted for Its yTtn and some Phyeans whose
names familiar to the whole country have EOno ar
to clRr that eonsumptfon could be cured by HAT
LOEe In other hands, nearly valueess owing
doubt their ignorance In preparing and administering
S difficulty now entirely obviated by patient experience
and long experiment.. n.y.
rns extraordinary medicinal powers or these two srb
stances now, the first time, combined and embdieJ
in LIZ. wISTARiS BALSAH OF WILD CHERRY. "
nice chemical process everything deeterrus USELESS Il
rejected that what remains e the
truly eeaeioas remedy for all kinds 0G
diseases known 70 To convince all 1nbeeV1rt
That OR theory Y really true IeeE 20 fow cases OF
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WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID Fl. BISHOP,
GERARD II. ALLRN.
apE2l
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q 9aq49 9l9.4 ~ 9894qa9 9
Tao fipe. bnlV LTte bof Of 'EstdT'N
E .-ErE .BalSaR Of Wild CheTTH.p 4.,ss' f-...Ei

- 'sf1 .BGIsam Of TRitd CherrV.p l[ssi fs.s5I,i
srr E ~. iFij Mt. Eden, KY, July q, 1852
Messrs. Hareourt, Howard & Co,-Gents.-The cdr.
istaTs Balsa or Wild Cherry bought cf you has
such signal benefit in family that wshto make
its virtues known for the benefit Of the public. al 30
oettlsd Cd her gs The physicians pronounced her dis
coughs; she given up for despaiTed of her recovery
and child partook Of her complaint She then, COP
lnenced taking '.WfIaT'S Bal0am of Wild CeTTy, and
bottles effected ain entire with her and the child
both. 20 i.' u
have doubt they would have been in their
graves II they had not used Wstara Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. SETH R. SEARCY.
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Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets Cincil
NATL Ohio, General gent for the West, 10 whom all o.
ders must be addressed. .t-.7H5 y
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As to the progress OF pupils in sound learning
those interested will US, attend &c
will point them TO the members OF our higher classes
aud SayHc Stt Mora HaoHtisHtl-here are our pledges
WheelinE, Aug. 81. p. e.. ~ Nv
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FROM A.. MORRIS, MAIN STREET.
Lestures and Msceanies BY Henry James Published by
Redfed, New York Among the subjects logically ano pi
osophcay discussed Democracy and It's Issues THE
Principle Of Universally of Art THE Old and New iheo
ogy," spiritual Rappings" &c.
Lsa Pilgrimage BY Caroline Cheesebro The same pus-
Usher 10 all the productions Of this talented lady, there are
developed delicate perception Of the relation Oh natural
beauty emotions and deep love OF mo true
the beautiful in and We cannot however, com
mend the Of the present book which looks like an
attack marriage and religion.
The Maiden and Married Life Of Mary POreH, alter
wards Mistress (John) Milton. This is quaint, nicely
drawn version symputhetica and poctlcal OF the main
biographical incidents in most interesting portion
of the great Poets life Paris of this simple mar
ative are exqu;scly touching, others very dro and
amusing This book is of the series of D. Appleton q
Coz New York, Popular Library Of the Best Authors
FROM oaS TAYLOR PUBLISHER l43 NASSAU ST. NEW YORK
Husi4s Of an Inrald. Whoever the author be- he has
put or; interesting book II is marked WIN deep
thought originality and rich humor. Some OF The papers
regard as than the "Reveres of Bachelor, 10
whose author they attribute this book
The Poor Iear precious little gem Of humble pie,y and
exquisite sensbiy translated from the German Of
Zschokke The publisher will send three copies free of
postage, for one dollar.
FROM HAROLD 6, MURRAY ERoAp STREET
Harper's Monthly lNagasine for May--fled with
charming variety Of historical sketches romance prac-
cal information fun fashion and humo with excellent illus
trations.
Part 18th of London Labor and London Poor by Henry
Mayhem with dagucrroypo engraYings of London notao
ties This interesting work is full of painful facts which,
are valuable however the phiantropst in reforming the
habits of the vicious and relieving the mseres OF The beg
gar and the outcast.
No. Of Dickens Bleak House. OF Which we have already
spoken We learn from the Home Journal that Dickens
enjoys income greater probably than was ever before de-
rived from literature by author. The sale OF "Blcak
House." II is computed, will average forty thousand mum.
beTs month"; and Dickcnss share be least thou
sand pounds per month. Then Dickens derives it is said
hundred pounds a week from the Household F0rdS besides
large from the sale of his other writings Al very
moderate estimate therefore, may conjecture that his in
come is twenty thousand pounds, hundred thousand
dollars year.
The above three works from the fruitful press of
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

We have received the last Annual Catalogue of this valu
able and lousng institution. We glad 10 learn, that
the effort making endow the profcssorships has
thus far proved very successful and that strong hopes
entertained the requisite will speedily be raised
Forty fifty thousand dollars have already been pledged
As much more would accomplish the noble object in view
The friends Of liberal education and Of general popular in
s,rucon could contribute their funds better pur
pose.
The present session of this institution hear Is dsiin
guished for The dgent habits and excellent depormen, OF
the Students for the good order prevailing and for the admit
rable harmony Of feeling which universally aninacs both
the teachers md the taught With ts present able and eff
cient Faculty and the flerng prospects before it, Rich
mond College should look forward TO right of
funess VIC sincerely wish that its highest hopes may be
fully realized in the right education of increasing
of talented and honorable youth, who become The
citizen soycrerns of the land
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pOETiCAL.
THE SUNBEAM.
DY MRS. HEMASs.

Than ,r, M ,nccror in monurch's hall,
A;,v,bor az, and wealth 10 all
A hsarer of hope upon land ano sea-
Snnhesmi what Gift hath The world like theef
m, w.,rinp the pillows, and Ocean smiles =
Thon mast touched with glory ms thousano ia'es-
rrhou host Nh up the ships and the feathery foam,
And eladdened the seilor like words from nome
To the solemn depths of the forest shades
Thou ar, streaming on through their green arcaoes
And the ouiveriog leaves that have caught thy glow
Like FIRE flies glance TO the pools below.
looked on tie mountains-a vaponr lay,
Folding their heights in its dark array;
Thou brokest forth-nnd the mist became
A crown and mantle of living flame.
looked on the peasants lowly coli COZ The snot.
Something of sadness had wrappe 'sn ~, fs
IN, tho oieom of thee on its casen. 800,
a "a !, ,sngbed into beauty al that o''s"' ape'.
-,h,s wild places guest thou art,
10 the Gu, ~. waste like The roses hear;
rlu h ,hn, soonest not from thy pomp TO shed
a ,ender light on the ruins head.
rhou ,ak,st through The dim church aisles thy way,
And its pillars from twilight flash forth to-day;
And ina hiph pale tombs with their trophies old,
Are ba,hed in flood as of burning gold.
And ,hou ,urnes, not from the humbest grave,
Where a flower to the signing wind may wave;
Thou scattere.t its gloom like the dreams OF rest,
Thou sleepest in love on its grassy breast.
Sunbeam of summer o. what is like thee2
Hone OF the wilderness, Joy Of the sea
One thing Is like thee, TO mortals given
The faith, touching all things with hues Of heaven
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DrMoR ATTIC MEETING IN MADISON.

Al meeting Of portion of the Democratic party Of the
county Madison held in the Court House of sr;d county
on the 22d day Of April 1852 court day. Dr. Asa W. Graves
called the Chair and III. J. Humphreys was eppon-
ted Secretary.
The objects Of The meeting briefly explained by James
l.. Kempcr, Esq
On motion, il Resolved That the Chairman appoint
20 delegates represent this meeting in the District Con-
vention be held at Charlottesville tho 18th OF May
next.
The Chairman then appointed he following delegates to
said Conventions NJ Newman, SheltonF Lcake Gen Il
A Banks William Finks w Walker, Wesley "caklcy.
John Hoffman, F A Hill, Col Travis Twyman, Col n J.
weIch, E WsyIand, William Walker Fl Lewis, F I
Conway William A Banks Jefferson Jarre John Collins,
Thomas Chapman, John Weaver and William I Garth
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be Tor
yaded TO the Richmond Enquirer the Examiner and the
Charlottesville Jefersonan with request that they publish
the same
The meeting then adjourned.
ASA w. GRAVES Chairman.
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Lar IL. Enn1Lirsl


Dr. KIpwrLL-Sir: You stated in the House OF Dele.
gales during the discussion which took place on the 2
inst in relation 10 bill fixing the times and places OF
holding Districts Courts, I'm subsance tha come OF
the most distinguished members of the Ciaksburg Bar had
told you private conversations before you left home that
Farnon Ind superior advantages over the town OF Cars-
burg and the proper place Tor holding the court lot me
ION Djsrric md that although Carburg would mike nm
effort TO obtain IT, yet not expected 10 be successful
as is court ought in justice 10 he located at FalTtnont
You thought proper publicly announce what was pri-
vatcy said VIII you be 50 kind as 10 publicly an
nounce uho made these communications 10 you, and when
they were luacl claim that you shall give this niorna-
ton in order that Injustice shall be done other members
of thar Bar.
think have properly reported what you said on this
subject i'll have nu il will atnrd me pleasure TO be correct
ed by yourself Very respectfully, yours, Sc,
G. S. LEWIS.
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WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

by REQUEST.
Will you come with me, my Pnlllis dear
To yon green mountain freef
Where the blossoms smell the sweetest,
Come rove along with me.
tits every Sunday morning
When am by your side,
We will jump into the wagon,
And we will all lake ride.
Where the moon shines like silver,
And the birds they sing 30 sweet,
l have cabin, Phillis.
And something good to eat.
Come listen 10 my story,
And il will relieve your heart;
And we will jump into The wagon,
And off we will start.
Doyou believe, my Phillis dear,
Old Mike and all his wealth,
Could make you half so happy,
As with youth and heulth2
We will have little farm,
A horse, pig and COW;
And you will mind the dairy,
And l will guide The plough.
Your lips as red as peoples,
Your hair so slick and neat;
All braided with dahIias,
And holly. hooks go sweet.
It's every Sunday morning,
When am by your side
We will jump into the wagon,
And all take ride.
Together on life's journey.
We will travel till we stop,
And II we have no trouble
We will reach the happy top;
So come with me, my Phillis,
My dear, my loving bride
And We will jump in,o the wagon
And all take ride.