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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-05
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1hs. WORK IA. h-,n -.ruAriv p.~rhe,l 70, p~arlv
invH ,Fs IT, eas ssen ~ rsj the,sa hest no
- hnir SoHitcrn snd Wee rfu coupir,, and Ne Abb
.eugsicu s .ls,i'ly md fs,.dlr ner-a.ed ther ard
%, oder .s'uons Of ths psas n this bf, brss-
Ia gained l8fgef cifcu'au"Y han any sshef ASa'A
ef,i eoft and the strongest ssntn,s CA~Fam1sasary
l,,s.s. and uo,cc. have icon '-esiyed frua svsry
p the tiS hsst eoutd ~ show ID
stArr f.fmu rh- Cou,vnerrss AevieW hsa sJs crs,sS
and uisrd lh- eornmrf'e AND agriculture 81 w Nes%
aud >onih-tn sri-. and eihih,,ed ffvn tinss -
time ihrir complete slstisucs
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IA, Nnntgprrrv contemporaries. the Nd
,..sr aud Register. are dlspnl'ng rs Ia
", Mr filmorr'- famous Eric le''"r
f., be tr;uhllsh"d Ia the Il, ,,uhl,c,
y. = special conf .-uiiil ofg,u, aitrr h.
.sresedrd L. the Presidency ! be
s.,sr thinks it un. dome i"-causr South
Democratic p,p"'- h,d pu'.l,.hci ear,
IA extracts from II. "l"ltii y Those pot.
III. which qusliird aHd restricted the 80
,o.rye passages o" c"''lnpnrnry rmI.r
mf,et. one. lus' Tia. lras, Ia g.. ~nll
,n,6esnt fact. ~ f"gsid l., the t'la sluc
,o Of this aboli.ln, d"cun.u, ic tie
:. and beyond a duaht with Ia" v..... ..t
n. author; and thn +. that w..
:, an the eve of the Prnus,iva,ii Il e
.o. where an abolition whig aud - II it.>'
Ryh, d,nocfat WEI" npp"sl'g caudi to-
- ,o,.ruor. VI / llin,tr- cpmpf a..
.e,u. stood Ia t}r ~, al hi- nig., H..
T., l-,end IN the kc, Slunc STATE, aud IT,,
..,s that the President himself wi, MT
.,ti,nte of sympathy for TIA. ehou, r,c,,
,,e present epistle WIS reInhlIshed--a bone
i, ,erborus bid 'or ,hr abolition vote
rhe fact is. by Mr l,llmnre's course in
rongress. embr, III L aciiow rather than
a,cJ.. show him to he At heat An al, h
,,,o,,t The record show. that h., uuiintm
4, voted With t'idiug- I'D his crc~ az !
oa4.,inns ca;tcerniug the Soufh Ih..#
t.,i.,s, stand rcrprifd their uemab =
ool and viii not die. An oc.auu 90 i.n
t,ter might Ice poured on them l.rtt
,6e republication al hit ongre, "' Pc.
.sd Of thu, Ere l,ltcf, i not .nGi .
J,aw Southern nirn lro'a his supp
part, could be raised ~ tn -.a
olddlne. or >cwa.i wh never 20 l9
..t required it. 'e'. oHtmp,l a..
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~ A. PATlLlO, Attorney at Lac, Marshall
l Harrison county, Texas. nj
( Massey ASktW, Attorney at Lar ana
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison coun.
~ Texas. feb 7, 81.
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Ne w COO ID>!

TIVE subscriber would inform ,hvrhhleans
he has lu.t received a splendid stock q"
vpod-. aud viii be- constantly receiving through
cat the season, additional supplies. His -lotl
is situated at Glade SPRING eight mile. south
east 1T Mar,hau II Nil runtpiu almost rtrr'
thing usually found 10 stores "a the couuip
the stock ha, been carefully selected for thi.
market, and purchased at such pt,tr- - wii
enable the subscriber to sell ON the most favor
able terms. Call and give n a trial
J. l.. SiiERROD
Anil 10 1872 ~ I'm,
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The nrN fast running pa-sen.
Qrs~r or Steamer Il T. u " T. Il ,
scxz.. Cap, NrSRy ' Mccall, ha,
brru purchased expressly tor the trade, and " 10
run a. rccuhtpictei dHrnr tire ru'irr season
The Red H,ct has ji~j been newly furnished
throughout with ucw bed. bedding, cappting.
&c, Ac
The Rcd Ruer." from her rrea, speed ard
superior accommodations for passengers and
shippers offer GHr Inducements
For freight OF passage apply on board ~ to
" II CoBB, agent, Port 'affa.
shreveport, March "a. 1881 n37-tf
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MAu>ssAsL HOTEL FOR SAIL
The Scientific American.

ne Btf HtfhdHtfM fdptr IA the " ord
The Scientific American.
I>llL pUhh.bcr, OF the Srlcuiihc American
/ respectfully ei,e notice that the seventh
volume Of tins Valuable journal vi. commence
on the 81 1t OF September neat The character
of the S,ient. American Is too well known
throughout ,t, country to require a detailed
account Of the various subjects discussed
through it, columns
II enjoys a more extensive aud ,tfucn'i.
circulation than any other Journal Of IT., elias.
Ia America.
l. viii be published week't rs heretofore. IN
qatto form, ON fine paper, anofdiug at the end Of
the year an illustrated hucy ciopcda. OF over
four hundred pages, with an index, and from
five 20 sN hundred Original chg'atlH4s 81.
scrbti b, letters # reference, besides a yssi
amu4 4 OF prae' ical information concerning, the
prngt.s. OF -riculin and mrchani. al linpsvyc.
mcuis, chemistry, rnu engineering, mauuia"
tuuug IA ITS Nguuus braarhe~, architecture,
masonry, botany lH short, Il euhfaees ,he rn.
tlff range - i5tr arts and scirrtts
Il a..e possesses an Original feature No.
found il any other weekly journal IN tire coun.
Try, va an official li-, OF patent ciairn-, pre-
pared expressly luf t, columns at the Patent
Oii,e, thus constituting II the American Re-
pcftuf, OF Inventions
Tfas, 3 year 81 Tor months Al
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our regular rates, shah be entitled TO one copy
for the .an,r lcpsih of time. or We vii furnish
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NOTICE i hereby given that the firm 81
y PER-, q Spell, was lhn- dN dissolved hy
n,utual consent. Az lho-, md bl.d To sud firm
vill please came forward immediately aud settle
and tho-, having claims against the crnerfn
u,il pf,,.u, thcmto\ Is Perry, AT Port iddo
AHA !. alone authorized To settle the bu~'ms'
oi the hrm.
y y. PERRY,
VI SPELL
March ], 1852 h'~ On
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GINS! CI\>!! Cl\S!!!

| WISH to tuiotm the Planter, that NIll
l have au Agent attending the different Courts,
to contract for selling INV Gln. and Mile.
Thp.r wanting either, would do well to satisfy
thrn-rlyr> Of their character, ~ ! am satisfied
they Wiil prove satisfactory. Me Il ". Paullo,
1T \ Carmichyl. Wi attend each court, aud re.
present M interests.
J :. ALEXANDER.
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ST EA NJ MIL. l..

81 VI W j. H.
I'IlE subscriber takes hi, method Of inform
i ing his patrons ard the public generally
that hi, Steam Saw and Gr,t MIL situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall now in operation, aud IN good order
He is prepared to accommodate orders at ,hoiI
notice, aud on reasonable terms, for cash, o.
on credit to puuctuaI dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet
Lumber hoard measure, elb 90
Rough dyed lumber, lc 90
l.atn.ns e',I pah,g s'de aud
edge measure, 40 90
The grsi mill vli at all times be IN opera.
lion. Sacks brought to the mill must be plain
Is marked, or there val be 40 responsibility Tor
loss.
Ten per cen, will be charged on lumber bills
when not paid IN advance. All sum, on credit
Will be considered due On the first day OF DE.
cembcr Of the current year.
A. D. BURRESS
January H. 1853 S3u1ys
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Course Of Study, and Charges per ss,
zion. twenty Week..

Course Of Study, and Charges per sss.
sion, Twenty Weeks.
Primary DtrAEI,nST Autobiography
Reading, and voting, per session "
five months, $40 %
Stcosn JUNIOR GAS. Elementary les
sons "a Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, NaturAl Philosophy phisi.
ologs, and History Slc 30
FIEsr JuNioR tLass-FnChsh Gram
mar, Geography Arithmetic coutln-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watt, on
the Mind. Botany Geology, Myihvl
tholory, aud History. els 90
MlDpLE tLAss--t hcmistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Pa.
lo,ophy, E,idcnccs OF Christianity.
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra. Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 90
SfSioe tLAss--Auclent and Modern
Languages completed Geometry.
Tugonumetry, aud review of form
er studies sao 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Wora. each 8 90
Instrumental Music. $50 90
L.. Of Piano extra 81 90
Tuition pas able II, the end If each session
Pupil, viii b. charged from the time of IN
trance, until the close OF III. session. Dcdue
lions made for prolfactod sickness
january II. 1854 NO r.
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JEFFERSON HOTEL.
MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE.

N THE subscriber having recently
LCl purchased the above establishment,
-ltualpl un tii. South side oi the public square,
Marshall, HARRISON county, Texas would ~.
form the pubic That lee Is prepared to keep
horse. o. living urcc., having reduced the
terms io suit the times. he Wiil keep on hand
careful and attentive ho>llrr- while At the same
time, he .,,i h,m.eii, see THAI every thing Is
attended fo "a, " -e,.ssi be.
Horses, bugs,c4, 'Sai aa.s., kept for h'rc
Persons patroulz.ng the stable. can have tholr
horses, vchclc-, and baggage, ,,H3. N aay part
rf town.
The proprietor would assure an Those who
may pIlr6n,1e htm, That no pains "di be
spared tu merit custom.
~ Persons stopping at either Hotel can
have their horses sent to my stable by lrtorm
sag the landlord.
J. ". KEMP.
March 10th. lNJ2 ,3f3~ #
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TIVE hcadngh, certificate Of Elisha William,
Tor 1850 acres of land, issued to Elisha
Williams hy the Board Of Land Cowmi> sionrr-
of Shelby rnngts. on the lath OF May.
isgs No 10 II not heard from within the
time prescribed by hs, application vii be
made for duplicate
DRl RN FIELD, Adm,
OF JANr !. uIcmrowrR
Nptl u 1852, NIB 81.
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Carriage Repairing mnd Black
smnt0hlOH,

snst0hSnU'
TIVE -nhserb.t would ni"rm has friend and
the pubic that h. -,'ll cauttnl ct his
Black .miih stop. situated w.,, ~ the pnbls'
square, Marshall lie Is prepared ~ hil al,
order, with wh,eh he my be- favored, in sats.
factory sGd expeditions manner
lie !. also prepared to MAKE Wagons, or to
repair carriages aad wagons 's'i'e gentle
man who has charge Of tn, department, j. AN
,sc.ipst workman, and vii give satisfaction.
T. BEKCiiER
April 3. 1882 uso-ly
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The WEEKLY DiypAtfh.


Published IN Richmond. Va. u ~ !s0
PRICE Of ~ per nnn.m.
- the ch.st-st weekly ne~sp~fsr south OF ihe,p~
] fonsc aud cheap e. Any ~ tie mon. Ihis
pat~t l. mHd, ny ot,FY frn'n u. ihil, Dstath.
.ossuns Oi he rh-nauinz srt nc w matter Of thst
.i-~t AID carefully seicctsd hshi eraiuro aud pDsuY
Hugh 4 Pleasant, lr,ncif~l sdno'
Il 3. designed "a nsk. equal 10 ANY weekly sse~tis
the mon IT ~. geneva. inuf.s,. la tone d emu.
ineni " 4. southern; ~ enuiucion are vfssn Sns,
and they hot.- uni s~sel,s The s"eonrsg, rrnt
of their fellow e,ti,.ns They en~r upon no osc
-fruls,iun IA .ni-rprise their si.ss an
npulYus ,'ap-d merely 10 catch the ps,iSisf bsess
rfuin educstiun r. IN portion. irr Ns"etsiinn h"o
Interest rom fAncs 10y are Southern ucn Jl~u
dsrur, u foulerp tplt. - defence 81 The mseW~s.
and all hey hlid d.sri that It has e~sr ~afm unrs
mttius std 4. their crlseu allowed s,aof' W.
un insn who hiss read tltf ,i-ei Viii deny u~-us.
shat % ~ll continue I, b. - !. 10 pfesnre that NE
pftft ipl.. nHl IDEAS WhHs hqN. h.eu untitled iilis
ten, an tHe,f hrih can be efHdonrd alta pr''od q
ile wl,u mon ratr,r change their sir~s They 81
-ast lunH - "a - infss-ihl.
~. trA ptc- A. nhfh the paprf - pfib'.hsS 70
qhur, thst thr ,uh~rfi,fi1f he Tsd ip adsnnre
f. rlrh- III, ,h, ndis~ins Inducements ~
hse dollar. 6 cap.r. for tHu dollar = copies -
hccu dula-. ~ eoi., lof iNc',, do. AZ, ~ ccPsss
COW ARDl<
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ROBERT DONNELL, f. CO.,
Shreveport, Louisiana

Shreveport, Louisiana,
LAVE on hand and offer for sae on rea.
! / 'onaDle terms,
10000 lbs Bacon, 30 bbs mess pork 10 do
leaf lard - do -four, | / hhd-, sugar, IS bbl-
do; "a bags riu coffee 81 bbis whisky. assert.
cd brands, - bis mola--e- l. half barrels
do, 80 boxes Tobacco; 100 tons bar iron, as
sorted blacksmith tools wines, BFandcs, and
liquors Of every description.
Also ehorc assortment of old wines in
glass and nearly every other article iof plant.
.rs use.
Nhefcveport. Octo'7r 1881. i5v
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NOTICE.

4 IL those in .ieb,ed 10 4, q. Pierce fos 1881
~ arc requested To come forward and aet,~
either by paying the money By note.
March X 1854
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q A n - ,. T. &c.


n n. ADAMS, Attorney q Lar, Marshall
" Harrison county. Texas, will practice IN
the sixth Judicial district, aud in the supr-m,
ANA federal courts u, Tyler jnnI7, 81
~ A. PATlLlO, Attorney at Lac, Mar shall,
L . Harrison county, Texas. nj
( Massey ASktW, Attorney at Lnn and
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison eoun.
Y Texas. feb 7, 81.
n A FRAZER. Attorney d. Lac Marshall
" Texas, Will practico N the Sixth Judeia,
District, embracing the cou'tiea Of Harrison,
Cas-, Up-hur, Wood. Smith, Cherokee, Rusk
and Pamela counties. aug 80, 81
hk \. w EAMES, having permanently
- located in Marshall. respectfully tenders
his medical services to the public generally.
Office one door east OF Dr.. ioung'- brick
building mar 20, oi
n e. GALLOWAY. Attorney at Lau, Gi
" ner, Up-hur county, Texas, Will practice
in up,hur and adjoining counties, and vii at
tend specially to the business of collecting.
April II ISL
lanes NJ. MORplIIS. Attorney aud Coun-
- s.iior al Laio, Marshall, HARRISON county
Texas riay IT
RENNERS, MOSELEY, Il HALL, Aaor.
- negs al Lar, III Practice IN the several
Hurls of the sixth Judicial district, and IN the
'uprs@e aud federal courts of the state at ~.
Ter mny 3.
Address: T.. G Benners, : + Mosely, Jci'cr-
son, Texas, NJ ] Hall, Marshall, Texas.
hOCTOR VI. G. PIERCE, Office second
- door ives, Of the posioilice Marshall,
Texas.
January II. 1852, 10y
L. y iIARALSON, Attorney at Lac, No.
i idry PubIc, and Commissioner n the
Injured Nidirs and u Msasipy,, No. ~ tx.
change place, New Orleans
January Il. 1851 n29y
Dpl\DEXTER & WESTMORELAAD
! Attorneys al Laie, Jefferson, Texas, viii
practice in all the Courts of the District.
Particular attention to collecting aud probate
business. sept ~,
INJURY FIELD, Attorney al Lane Ad.
- dress: Marshall, Harrison county,
Texas. H. jan
l.'DW NRD CLARK, AHorney at La,c, Ma.
IL -hail, Texas, practices IN all the court, o
the SlNih Judiciciul District, and the Supreme
and Fed raj Courts Of the State at Tyler
Also United States Commissioner to take depo.
silions. and ailidnils, aud bail IN csi causes
feb -, 81
JAMES X. ARMSTRONG rHGaA, riTsfR.
4 RMSrRD\G & pIr\ER. Attorneys a
~ Lam, Henderson, ku-k county, Texas,
viii practice IN the counties of kGsk, Pamela
up-lur, Smith and Cherokee and in the Su.
prcme and Federal Courts, nj Tyler.
NaY - 1852 V3-ni7
h. CAKTEK COMMISSION and FOruafd-
Il. iag Merchant, and " boi,sais and Rsidil
Degicr N Groceties, Provisions, liquors, HIg
Cortt, Od's, Begging, Ropc, d. ,,c l.. {.
Ilar,'s Brick Warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport. La
1F Liberal advances made on conslsnments
OF Cotton and Merchandise. Eyers dcsetip.
ton of Good, received on storage on moderate
terms rs y
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Regular Paoke, for Now ori, ans.

Regular Packet for Now orl, ans
H~A The Steamer. Storm, Thomas
v-H2 lluSr, Master, viii run regularly
sEsA" during the balance Of the season,
to New Orleans. leaving Jefferson and Port
Caddo every twelve day.. This boat Is well
suited to che trade and has superior aceonmo-
dations Every attention Will be pad 10 the
comfort and convenience o; Passengers, and
the safe transportation and delivery OF freight.
March 27th. lN52
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

~ Chapter on the Daguerrean Art,
and its Pr0fessOrs.-1he Dollar NOtOrie.
ty.-lt has been suggested that these disciples of
Daguerre attach The names OF siiters to their pro-
auctions, that they may be the more easily recOg.
Missed by their friends. But as this ia matter we
not Interested in, leave it for those that
their patrons. But would, ourselves, suggest the
propIi t. and fairness of thu operators name be.
ing attached, for two reasons-trst, that the public
may know where caricatures may be had; and,
coRd, that they may avoid them when they wish
Daguerreotype.
Another thought occurs to us it is we'll known
that the State finds necessary for the better pro-
tectlon OF Its citizens to have officers, whose DUTY
ii is to inspect grain, flour, etc, and brand their
qualities. Now, tor the same reasons would it not
be well to have an Inspector OF Daguerreotypess-
We think it would and hope that the Legislature,
next lal, will take this matter up and give it that
calm and serious consideration which it deserves,
But as they probably will not understand this sub
ject as We'll IS they do ths OF unequal and arbitrary
taxation, we will assist them, by furnishing for the
purpose. plan of stamp or stencil plate, viz
Taken tor - by -, an expeIinenter In the
art, cost one dollar or fifty cents, the case may
be, which would be delt rmined by the quality of
the articie and then, on the event of our plans be-
ing accepted, We fancy we see DaguerreOtypes find
ing their way in.o the prices current OF the day,
reported thus:
Daguerreotypes, common brand, various prices,
ranging from 37t cts to dollar-little or No de-
MANI. Genuine article medium size, ready sale,
and firm at three dolla's. Remarks public taste
improving.
We are aware that our endeavors TO hold these
cadets in the art up to public gaze, that they may
be seen in their true light, may, by some, be mis-
construed into envy on our part, and by exciting
public sympathles, increase the evil Which we are
trying to AGATE. But, however deplorable such
result would be, the task had to be perIormed.--
For we should hold the guilty indeed, who
would sit in silence, and the community in
which he resides deluded by impostors But our
object must not be mistaken. Our intention is not
to abuse, but rather to convince the sc merceuary
operators that they have either mistaken their pro-
tesson, or have most shanlefully neglected to give
1t that attention and careful study which 1t requires
AID by improving the public taste, force this con.
viction upon them.
au I3-2tx NJ p SIMONS ISL Main at
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DIED.

At the residence of her father, in the county of
Louisa, on the morning of the 26th Of July, Miss
ANN FREDERICK PERKINS, in the 18th year of
her age.
SELDOM has the relentless hand of death stric ken
one more lovely or beloved than this amable and
interesting girl The idol of her parents and nu-
merous circle Of relations and friends, it might
truly be saii 'snone knew her but to love her."
and long will it De before the void left by her un
timely tate be filed but yet mourn not
those without hope for what is loss is her eter
nal gain, tor sin or guile she knew not and pure
for earth she has doubtless been removed 10 realms
more suited to her nature. THE Lord gave and
the Lord has taken away and blessed be the name
of the Lord.
This lovely bud SO young and fair,
Called forth by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
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AssAuIr.-sebastian Kawpert who stands chang
cd with maliciously sssbbing Timothy Johnson h
the beck with knife, on Saturday evening, July
3lst about o'clock was Get to the bar Of the Hust
ings court yesterday in custody Of the sergeant
for examination. Timothy Johnson appeared In
court looking pale, but almost entirely recovered
from his wound, and gave testimony to the effect
that some two months previous to Saturday, the
3lst of July, he had q difficulty with Kawpert con-
corning dog. Since that time he hsd not seen
Kawpert, until the evening OF Saturday, the 3lst
ult, when, a. he wss passing Kawperts shop
kawpert ran out, and without saying word, stab
bed him, gohnson) Johnson then went to Dr
Hsskins and had bis wound dressed. Other wit
nesses testified to the fact that there had been
previous difficulty about the dog, and that they saw
Johnson sell the dog to Kawpert some months
since.
The accused advanced testimony to prove that
Johnson had stolen the dog from Kswpert soon az
ter it was purchased by X, and that K. got the dog
back again and that on Saturday evening color
co boy ran in and told Kawpert that Johnson was
at the fence Ct his TX D yard trying to steal the
dog, when Kawpert out Of his shop and seeing
Johnson In suspicious attitude, stabbed him. The
court remanded Kawpert to Jail to await trial be-
fore the Superior Circuit Court during their next
criminal term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

To MERcHANrs.-We would direct the particu-
lar attention of our dry goods merchants to the ad
vertisement of "Water'' who is an excellent sales
man-been in the business from boyhood-and can
command lai ge class of our best city custom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
RICHMOND, VAT

e-- persons abroad from the city have the
n.ns,ch sent to them for any period of time they
NAV desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time specified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

Il Great Cure fer Dve.e--s. =.
q. kOSED DYSPEPTIC COmT1iinn J
EAMILY Oh ALTERATIvE PILLS. boaS . AnD
| have cured more thsn i've tbom..,x -
Dy spepsia and Liver Complsints vith -. r ~ OF
&c Compound and Family Pills Read X Z,,Pep-
ing letter from gentleman In Virsinis hoW-
never saw. He is one of thousands who 80 - ~
monuments Of the great cures made by nv P.ng
ly Medicines.-y. Rose, NJ D. - fsmi.
DrNwrDDIE Co Va. Inn. Ia.
To DR.. J. 8. Rose, Phiiadelphia--Desr 81; ,o'x
the sake OF humanity. write these fe~ A.. Tor
form you and the public generally Of ~. - no.
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made ~, s.sH
Ia .he summer OF ie3o, was attacked with 70
lent diarrhsa, and after trying the remedi.s NC
scribed by two or three eminent phvsjcsns pre-.
morths, without any effect, and being red..s ~,
most to skeleton. and scarcely able to Wall ss a-
my room, accidentally received one of ,os acioss
cuiars, In which found my disease exse,v NJ ~
scr1bed. My son went to Petersburg and r,n-y,. ae
ed bottle of the DY5PEPTIC COMPOGTsn' en nag
a box OF your FAMILY Oh Alternative pr T Ts
and to my great establishment and sa,i.fa.:Ie,
found great relie. In few days; and In two ~
was entirely well: At this time / am in bs,,as
health than have been In ten or twelve va -
short sir, your medicine saved my life In
Your, with respssf, GEO. ] ZONES
The above preparations, and all Dr. Rose,. ~.
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Preventative and Cure for the Prevailing Dses.ss.
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By its mild action on the Stomach. 1.-Two, 49,,
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Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections, Pains in -
Back, Side and Breast, Consumption. Scros ,e
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia Fisua, Piles. Wo,,aa'
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Impure Blood. 'A
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