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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

NOTICk TO .nEhLx,ANTS
.sssa,sfssas. AND SHlPPERS.-The steamship civ
OF mic hmond, Captain Mitchell, will leave New
York next week tor this port. This ship now being
owned entirely in Virginia. think We nave a
night 10 the Patronage OF Virginia merchants and
shippers Every possible will be taken Of
freight.
Merchants will please direc, their goods 10 come
by this ship. Merchants have com p!ained conside.
T&bly that this ship has been ,asen OIL tha line -
Now, ii they wish II continued they paust psronize
H. as he owners mus, b. reconpensed, or they will
hot continue II.
&C iS-lw A. :. LEE Aosp,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

Asrrs-, MRS. r. LAUN5S -MILLINEKX
hs,lI 3ROOMS, Main street, over Word, rgus-
W. son d Co-Thankful to tho public for the
~e"~ liberal patronage heretofore extended to
her, solicits continuance she has just returned
from the North, and is in receipt of large and
fashionable assortment Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods Her stock consists in part eff Silk, Velvet
and Straw BonDets; Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Plumes; Mourning, Lace and Needle. Work Col.
lars, Chelnizettes, &c; Dress snd Mantle Trim
mings OF every description; Hair Braids Fronts,
dc All of which will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail, on the most accomnl odating terms
Milliners, Dress Makers end others can be sup
piled with Ladies' and Child rens' Dress, Cloak
Mantle and Visette patterns of the most fashionable
styles. Dresses and Nantes made to order Figured
Silk Dresses for Gale oc s-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

WHITE SOAP, for Tailors' use, Tor
w marking cloth-much cheaper and bes.sr
than soapstone French chalk; for sale by
w. N. DADE,
Chemis. and Apothecary, Main street.,
oc 10 Near the Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22
UN1oNrowS. Ky. Nav y. 1949.

UNIONTOWN, NY, May 1915.
Mr.. JOHN BULI-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the eyerest
character was times in the greatest agony of pain;
tried every remedy could procure for the disease,
but found no permanent relief until induced to
your preparation OF Sarsaparlla which has entire
ly cured me Of Rheumatism and greatly improved my
general health more than any medicine | ever used.
have been free of pain for several months and have
doubt the cure Is permanent, and | recommend 1t
the best medicine IL for rheumatism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22
Yours, WESLEY ROCE.
Schroeder, near Saratoga street.
IL I-lnfnn,a Knuntnh Ia


"a HEADACHE AND SORENESS Or
y THE BODY, take the CHERRY Pee
a TORAL on going TO bed, and wrap up
ID warm, to sweat during the night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

DOY'S AND chill GREEN'S CLOTH.
ID ING.-S MERCHANT IL WEISIGER have a
good assortment of Boys and Children Clothing
on ha-d, which they will sci! at fair prices.
s. MERCHANT d WEiSIGEH
Oc - ll2 Main a. eet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22
"a II. w. NELSUN a. Coz.

&C l3-ts Corner of Main and Governor g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

tE.s FOX SALE.-TEe House and Lot cor
asa OF Franklin and 4til Streets at present oc.
capped by Capt K NJ Eimulo. The Hot fronts 81
feet on Franklin and back l2O ieet on 4th
street, 10 10 foot alley.
For terms, which will be accornn odating apply
to L. 81. BURTON
oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

AND FOX RE sT.-We offer rent Tor
IL the next year, Farm in Chesterfield county,
SIX or eight miles FROM Richmond, and within a
few hundred steps of the Danviile Railroad. 1t
aGj oiIs the farm CT Mr Ananias Hancock and is Ct
good quality. We would like 10 rent IN time ior
wheat to be seeded. TOLER 4 COOK,
oc2O General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

| Two COUNTRY nIERCHA MIS-, VINO are
| l. purchasing their fall supplies, will please call
| and examine our stock, which is complete, and the
prices will compare with any house in the country
| STEBBlNS, DARRACOT1 & CO,
| Oc l0l Bread street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

NAT ALkER'S ARABIAN LlNlMENT-For the
W cure OF Swinney, Lameness, Sweings
Wounds. Burns, Pains, &c. &c
This article has oeen extensively used in our city,
and is known to be quick and eftcacous in it's &C
ton upon diseased places whether man or beast;
for sale by
&C 10 GAYNOR & WOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

DAINTs, DYESTUFFs, OILS, &c.
THOS. Z. PACE has just received at his
Drug store, 222 Broad street, large quantity OF the
above articles, which he will sell cheap as they
can be bought in the city. Also Window Glass Of
all Sizes sel4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Whig Club.

A meeting Of the Wings Of Pomeroy vas held
at the Court house on Saturday evening last. A
committee was appointed to draft Constitution,
and report at special meeting on Tuesday even
ing. A second meeting was held on Tuesday
evening, when the organization was perfected by
adopting Constitution and electing the follow
ing officers: WIN. TAYLOR, President; M. HECK
ARD, Vice President; SAMUEL B. HALLIDAY, Sec,
retary; ANDREw LouBNER, Treasurer; M. Bos.
WORTH, ]. G. PRoBsr, and A. THOMSON, Executive
Committee. Meetings are to be held regularly
every Tuesday evening until after the Presidential
election, and as much oftener as deemed advisa
Bile. An interesting discussion will take place
next Tuesday evening, when it is hoped there will
be falr attsndanpess
We understand The Democrats met on Satarda,
evening for a similar purpose. We have heart
no particulars. Don't be bashful, gentlemen
Our columns are open to you. Let us have "fai
fight and no gousing"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
The RlIgllt splris.


We received is,,er few days since
from Mr.. R. II. Brbwaer, Of Salem, which
brea.hes the right spirit. He says: "The
leading Wings Of Salem are very quiet, and
do not exert themselves as thew should, con.
sidering their Standing and influence. lam
trying 10 get up club for the Telegraph for
the Campaign, hoping tha. when the cam.
paign is over the people will become regu-
lar subscribers. Our county paper has been
shamefuIly neglected by those whose inter.
es. i, was 10 keepi. up" Here is an etfec.
traced directly 10 ihe cause. The leading
Wings Of Salem are quiet. because they
have neglected their own county paper. eMr
Brewster continues: 81 take an inleres, in
your paper, and also deep interest in the
Whig cause Ia natural consequence. Mr.
Brewster. you talk right. We make no com.
plant for the past There may have been
reasons for your neglect; bu. if you wish
success in future, circulate your paper ex.
tensively, and ilwill not be long before you
will see The Whiglfres burning oil around
you. Il has uos been TWO full weeks sine,
our terms lor iha campaign have been pub
lished, and yes non one copy has been or
d6red under sh1 terms. Il makes bu. lid,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Murder.

The Cincinnati Sun gives an accoun, Of
the murder Of WILLIAM JENKINS, formerly
resident of this county. He was acting as
walchman on the steamer Yuba. On her
upward trip from New Orleans, on Tuesday
night. between Henderson and Evansville, a
deck passenger. whose name is unknown
became Troublesome on deck, and in tina,
part Of the boa, where none but those EN-.
ployed have any privilege. Being la.e, Jen.
kins ordered him back TO the Stern Of the
boat, where he belonged. A few angry
words were exchanged, when the deck pas.
senger turned upon his heel, and slowly
moved toward The place he was ordered TO
The walchman tfen went the rounds Of the
boat to see rhesse was righs. At the stern
he found his irouSlrsome passenger standing
upon The guards, ewiih his arms folded. The
officer inquired what he was doing there
Without returning an answer, he plunged
The blade Of large bowie knife into the lei
side Of The officer, and again in his body
Jenkins staggered and fell, with his entraiI.
protruding His moaning soon brough. assist
ance. The boat was stopped, and thoroughly
searched for The murderer, but in vain. AT
Ter committing tbs murder. he had pulled Of
his boots, coat, and hat, and jumped over
board. jenkins died a, Evansville, shorty
after mis- wounds were dressed. The ser
vices Of The Marshal of Evansville wer'
procured, at The expense of Capt.. Hill. ant
in company with one Of the deck passenger
who knew the murderer by sight, started il
pursuit. The funeral OF Mr.. Jenkins tool
place at Evansville. The officers Of ih
boat deserve grea, credit for their promps
ness and kindness. |. is TO be hoped Ih
murderer will be arrested.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
--latest News.

Tn FIsHERns.--T National Intellieenoef Of
the 9Th, publishes dispatches from Commodore
Perry, dated Eastport, August s.. The Comno-
dore says he has been collecting all the necessary
information, and that, SO far every thing denotes
favorable issue. He was about to leave for st.
Johns, New Brunswick.
NoRTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN-A dispatch dated
Raleigh, N. O., August s, says that the Wing
candidate for Governor has gained las in nine
districts over the vote on the last election for
Governor.
Missouri ELECTION. Dispatches from st. Louis
up to the afternoon of last Thursday state that
the whole Democratic ticket was elected in that
county, BY from four to six hundred. Thomas H.
Benton is supposed to be elected to Congress.
Isaac H. Sturgeon, an anti-Bentonite, is elected
to the State Senate from St. Louis.
ARKANSAS ELEcTroN.-Mr. Lovejoy Whig, is
elected to the Legislature, in Crittenden county.
The regular Democratic nominee for Governor is
ahead as far as heard from.
| p The Circleville papers deny that the cholers
is raging in that place.
III The Revenue Gutter Fanny was struck b,
squall on the Sd inst, in New York Harbor
capsized, filed, and sunk. -Four lives lost.
| p The steamer Swan was destroyed by fire OF
Wednesday morning last, while lying at the whar
at Sandusky City, o. Loss $4,000.
pA heavy robbery was committed in Buffal,
last week. A Mr.. Bell, who keeps an eatinl
house in Wellington, was knocked down ON tn,
landing by four rufians, and robbed Of ST. 300 il
cash. aft'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Foreign News.

FrGnce.-The Presidents visilto Baden
is connected with matrimonial projects fol
the hand Of Princess Caroline Deyasa,
grand. daughter of the Duchess Of Baden
The Pre- tsden, also coniemplales visiting
Algiers. 1t is reported thar change in the
ministry will take place after his return
from Sirasburg. More political arrests have
been made. Petitions for The establishment
Of an empire filling up under local au.h orr
lies, a. various places.
Gen. Monlandan's expedition to the from.
tiers Of Morocco, was successful.
\ haly.-Sixly persons were arrested al
Man,ua, inc luding The Archbishop Of Riv'
era and six cletgymen.
Coun, Tancred Mosio and other noble
men were arrested a. Rome by Austrian
commission. Suspicon--liberalism.
There was an earthquake a. Spezzia on
the 18Th. 8
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Cheering News for the Democracy

Cheering News for the Democracy.
Such was the enthusiasm produced in many
sections Of the country over the nomination
ofihe great American patriot and statesman,
Gen. Winfield Scott, and so marked was the
grief Of The Democracy over the remains Of
their champions, and the nomination Of the
little stranger Of New Hampshire, thai many
dsspairing Democrats "hung their harps up.
on the Willows" and wept in bitterness.
They refused TO sing the songs Of the De.
mocracy, because they had no songs 10 sing.
They refused 10 be comforled, because their
heroes had been cruelty slaughtered, and
there only remained one little giant. who
was al "unknowing and unknown" upon
whom TO fix their longing eyes and trusting
hearts, and they feared he nigh, "laint in
the action"
Blu, in their dire extremity formidable
ally comes 10 The rescue. The British have
no affection for Scoit--no more than they
had for Washington. They cannot forgive
him for whipping Them so badly al Chppe.
wa, and Lundy's Lane, and several other
lanes, and such like. They marked him
long ago, for future vengeance, determined
if possible, TO have satisfaction. The pres.
onI they conceive to be favorable opporlu.
nifty. Now, says John Bull, is my chance,
"I'll bring the whole British press ou, in ia.
vor of The opposition candidate, and, with
the help Of our Free Trade party in Amer.
ica, we may succeed in defeating Gen. Scou
for the Presidency, iC we can not defeat him
in ballle. And, al The same time, see Wha
an immense speculation we'll make out oil
i'll |. will be such triumph Of British
Free Trade principles! Those foolish Amer.
leans know SO itls about political economy
lha, with little flauery and proper manage
ment, we can soon induce them TO open 1heir
ports 10 our manufactures free OF duty, and
with our immense capital and low wages, il
would be but q short time unil we could
close all their cotton factories, and rolling
mills, and furnaces. And then we can double
our luriF on their agricultural products, and
they will 10 compelled to submit TO H. JUS
look al IT, We can impoyerish and utterly
ruin the nation in few years, and force
them TO abandon their psrnicious republican
principles, and come TO us for protection .
Thus reasons John Bull, and he reasons
well. But perhaps some Of you would lik,
TO know where we,obained our information
Perhaps the Democracy think this news 'o'
good 10 be trus, Friends, you are mistaken.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

ETC., aud heartily cooperate with the Bit
ish government.
Wings, do not let all these facts rrighlen
you. Gen. Scott, during the last war con-
'quered ,he British and Indians combined.
and we have The ulmos, confidence in his
ability TO defeat the British and Democrats
now. even though they are led by the cal.
idnt Ho,spur Of America--Gen. Pierce.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
County Temperance Convention.

Pursuant TO resolution Of Welfare and
Salisbury Division, a meeting Of the Sons Of
Temperance convened al the Hall of Wei.
fare Division; whereupon Stephen Titus
was called TO The chair, and Fl. H. Swallow
appointed Secretary. b."
On motion of Bro. s. Halliday it was re-
solved that a Committee on credentials be
dispensed with, and ,ha. all presen. be re.
ceived as delegates.
DELEGATES PRESENT.
Salisbury, Division--Andrew Donally,
L. Sbley, C. R. Reed.
Welfare Dvision--J. ]. Miles, Stephen
Kennedy, Geo. Dusky, s. Halliday, J. Civ
en-.
New Lima Division No. 504-H. Holt.
o. S. Chase, c. B. Holt, Andrew Finch,
Thomas Stephens.
Adams Division--J. R. Ellis, II. s. Ellis,
G. X. Ackley.
Le,ar. Division-J. T. Caldwell, G. W.
Sayre, A. N. Wagner, H. II. Swallow.
Morning Star Union Division No 64l-
Stephen Titus, Daniel Rutherford and Jas
Akin.
Meigs Division No. 647-J. Aleshirs, J
Hopkins, John A. Murphy.
On motion of Andrew Donally II was re-
solved that committee be appointed tt
consis, of one from each Division TO draf
resolutions; whereupon The following bre,h
rem were appoinied: james Akin, 6. X
Ackley, s. Halliday, J. A. Murphy, Horac,
Holt, E. SbIey, and Il. H. Swallow.
Tho following resolutions were reported
and unanimously adopted: -
Resolved, That the Divisions Of thi
county procure the services Of Bro. Williams
or some other competent Temperance maj
10 lecture and obtain signers Tor our Legis
laiure. taI
RESOLVED, That to compensate said lee
,urer The Divisions each pledge ,hemseve
to pay sum equal TO 25 CTS. for each con
tribuiing member. 10 be raised in sucl
manner as each Division may choose.
Resolved, That committee Of three b,
appointed TO carry said resolutions inI'
effect. a. a'
The following brothers were then dul!
elected as said commil.ee: F: "A. Donnally
s. Halliday, and ]. J. Miles.
The following preamble and resolution
were then unanimously adopted as embody
ing the sentiments OF the Temperance mel
Of Meigs county. KIP -'f 70
Whereas, we believe a majority Of tn
citizens Of this county and State, are in Ia
vor Of such laws and restrictions, as shal
abolish the making or vending Of any sPir
ituous or malt liquors-excepI for medlcina
or mechanical purposes-and whereas. ou
repeated petitions to the Legislature hav
not received that attention 10 which the,
were entitled, representing as Trey did. tn
voice Of reason and humani,y-nos fana.i
Iicism--iherefore, fi
! Resolved, That we pledge ourselves nc
TO vote for any candidute for State or count
office-unless we are satisfied he or the
will carry out true temperance principles.
On motion Of Brother Slbley il was
RESOLVED, That as soon as Bro. William
} or some other ore who shall be Obtained b
Z the commihee TO canvass this county, ih'
| we hold Two days. temperance meeting
Sheffield, and a, such other places and
; such time as the committee may designat
/ Reso ICED, That the proceedings Of ,h
meeting be signed by The Presiden. and s.,
! relary and forwarded 10 the Meigs Count
Telegraph and Organ Of Temperance Il
publication.
i A. DONALLY, Chr'n.
H. H. SWALLOW, Sec'y. ala
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

Liberia.--The Colonization Journal states
thar an expedition Of colored emigranis will
leave New York for Liberia on The Is. ol
Oclober. Over 100 applications are already
on The list. Another expidition will sail
from Norfolk early in November, and near.
ly 200 passengers are expected to go in that,
The collections for colonization purposes
have been more numerous this year than
ever before.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Remember next Saturday.

The Whig County Convention takes place mex
Saturday. Do not forget to be there. We hav'
nothing very delectable to hold up before you a
an inducement. The Wings here are yet littl,
drowsy; but if you come up here next Saturda!
in your strength, it win not only enliven us, bu
kindle the fire in your own breasts. Come, ev
cry body, and bring all your neighbors with you
and let us have good, Old-fashioned "Huual
for Scott and GrahamP'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Ordinances.

On the fourth page will be found all ,ht
lrdinances Of the Town Of Pomeroy now il
lorce. which were mol included in III,
list published on our third page for fouI
weeks past, We shall publish Them bu
once. Those who wish 10 keep them, will
therefore preserve the present number of,hr
Telegraph" Ills important iha. our local
laws should bs remembered.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
S. S. PAINE,
o. BRANCH,
S. BRADBURY,
Z. WILLIAMSON,
J. CARTWRIGHT,
= Ganfral Gnl1nlniitan
The Telegraph fer the Campaign.

We wish every reading family in Meigs county
10 become acquainted with the columns of the
Telegraph" hoping thereby, to permanently
increase our circulation. We will risk their
judgment, if they can have a fair opportunity to
examine the paper thoroughly. We wish, fur
with the men and measures of the prominent po-
ltical parties; and we feel equally certain of Il
large increase of Wing votes at the ensuing elec-
tons.
In view of these facts, We have concluded to
receive subscriptions for the Campaign, commen-
cling with our next issue, and ending with the
last issue in November -four months) at the fol-
lowing rates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
wHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

Wings OF MEIGs CouNTY! You will be ex-
pected to aid next Fall in rescuing our state from
the thraldom of Locofocoism. 1t is time that you
were preparing for the struggle. In accordance,
therefore, with usage, and the duty required OF
your Central Committee, you are hereby requested
to meet at the Courthouse i'm POmerOy,
ON Saturday, August l4th, i'm Mass
Convention.
full attendance is desired, as proposition
may be expected to be submitted to the Conven-
tion, providing for the abrogation of primary
Elections" and the recurrence to a delegate Con-
vention, as the appropriate mode of nominating
candidates for Office.
In selecting the l4th of August for the Con-
vention, regard was had to the convenience Of
the farming portion of our citizens; it being be-
lieved that they can leave their farms at that pc
rod with less inconvenience that at time ear
lier or later.
Then come up as in time past, cheerfully Civ
ing one day to good cause.
S. S. PAINE,
o. BRANCH,
S. BRADBURY,
Z. WILLIAMSON,
J. CARTWRIGHT,
July 20, 1852. Whig Central Committee.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

The above rates but little more than cover the
extra expense Of printing and mailing; yet we
are anxious for reasons stated above, to circulate
FIVE or six hundred more every week.
u Payments for the above must be made inva-
rably in advance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
DANIEL A. HAYNES, OF Montgomery.
FoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DAVID H. BEARDSl.EY, Of Cuyahoga
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
WILLIAM DENNISON, JR.

hOW AMI II.
WILLIAM DENNlSON, JR.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
Z 1st District-CnARLEs ANDERSON,
ID i" ]. SooTT HARRIsSN,
I'd THos. S. LARsH,
4th +" JouN W. DEFREEs,
Sth =" DANIEL SEGuK,
9th Z" Hansen l.. PENN,
7tA " JOHN MILTeN WILLIAMS,
StA I" WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
9th SARDIs BIRCHARD,
10th I" JoHN /. VANMETER,
18th I" WILLIAM E. FINK,
18th I" JAMES r. STANBERY,
18th JOHN SHERMAN,
l4th SMITH 0RR, spaNa
18th /" A. BANEING NORTON -
10th ALEX. LEWIS,
i7th " RoBERT B. MooRE,
18th I" VAN R. HUarIREY,
10Th WILLIAM L. PERKINS,
Goth Cyrus G. CLARK,
2lst =" JOHN A. BINeHAM.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
O1. There appears to be no lack Of House

" There appears TO be no lack Of House
hold Furniture in Pomeroy at present. By
reference to our advertising columns, IL will
be seen that no less than three Cabinet
Warerooms have been recently fitted up
here. all Of which, offer fine inducements 10
purchasers. We are almost sorry we hap.
pen TO be a bachelor and do not stand in
need Of these articles; for really we like 10
pa,ronize home manufactures, especially
when we can deal with men who appear SO
clever and accommodating rs those whose
advertisements appear in our columns.
or Mr., Wallace adverises Saddles Hsr-
ness, Trunks, Carpet Bags. etc. We have
examined some Of his articles and are much
pleased with them. Gws him call.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
o. IIousskeeper, would do wel! 70 ex.

anime in,o the merits Of that self.healin
iron advertised in another column.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-30
sefdfisz Powders.

YEN HIS fine aperient has become somewhat obso-
4 lete in the list Of medicines. owing in great
to the mode in which they are prcpaiea
So far has been thedepariurc from the proper mode
Of their preparation that they have become almosi
another article, indeed Frequently mere trash not
G, to be called q medicine When properly pre-
pared they are regarded land justly tocD by the
medical world as an invaluable saline di4uglit. IN
many cases no substitute can be found. Those
who may be in want of these powders can rely on
getting them ofus. prepared after the original way
and with care that will insure n proper aud sal
utary effect. They are prepared by ourselves as
we haveno confidence in those made by machinery
For sale Wholesale or retail by
WILLIAM DORSEY
June iG. 1859 Dysgais,'