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ICINAL,
WigtatI aal 5a !. alg NVila oheEry

.- oonshS coda A5l11a crottp Brohehits, Ie.snzn,
L,-sfiag OF ne Ltgs, DseIt Breathing, Ltuer Agec,
ie,s, Pain or Wedk1leSS of Breast Side, First
.Stages of CoaStupt ton, d., 4e.,tfe.
nsnt this Basamis peculiarly adapted TO every dIscGsc
OF the Lnns and Liver, which Is produced By our oVsTp
yingcinnate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessimPoraEt
uedicinal ropeTes This familiar every niAtron
in ohI hand, PhysicarS oe preacribc 1t in different
orIps iUr variety OF ntA Tar, also, has b9on
etusl noted for its virtes some physicians, whose
names arc familiar the whole country have gone go 'nTas
10 declare that consumption could DO cured by that
done In other hands, again, II nearly valueess owing
ooubt, to ignorance preparing and
difficulty now entirely obyiafea by patient experience
TO extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub;
Rtancs arr now for the first time, cpmhina and enlbdicl
IN ma WISTARS BALSAlf OF WILD CHERRY. -
nct chemical process, deeteTs useless il
TeieAI Va Tint Whit remains sthe most
truly ecaciouA remedy for all kinds of pulmonary ahd
diseases known to To convince all lnbecSsrs
tnAt oT theory la really tre refer TO Cases oil
cures performed by this wonderful medicine
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On BoxRsiLEMoNs! rs "a t7Il,FI
~ , Gases EardinesIis ,t,,, M, u So. 5.iiiI /,
Bales BOrdo Almonds H. ~. ~ s.rtssf. ay.fS
Boxes Goshen CheeseGAwarTaHted. Co.,
Candles az low as any house city Ia keep
1ry- For sale at ~ 49,. FL, BRo01B III
septs-tf t. La. ,,.,t n ~ = No. ite Mains :
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Algeria Meckenbug Schwerin,
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| laden. MOldavia.
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| Belgium Norway -r--a ..... .
| Biemcn. OldenbuTg-
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DaTdanelles, the, do Roman, or Pl2Nl tatcs.
Denmark Russia.
France. .t..r SaxOny. rf .-: ~
German States. ScutaTi, via MaTseiIe3.
Gibraltar. Smyrna, do do ,.,'.t-i
Greece, via MaTSeiIeS. Sweden.
| Hamburg and Cuxhaven. Switzerland.
Hanover. Turkey In Europe.
Holland. Tuscany, via MarseilleS.
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DR.. Guysort'. 1mprored E4trnct of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

Tux ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA,
TlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON,
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
w WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
a.. AFFECTED BY THE FREE USE OF
~ ,MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
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To Glass Manufacturers,
w have constantly on hand laTse stock of
w, jar oYerg OF an Sizes Union 81, No TO-
'Aug.2hsiWd.' ~ CAYWOOD CONKLIS ~ co.
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MoHTHLY a. one. fourth F" .'' '--'
SrNIMoNTuLY oHs.haLf .s -.g..
DAILY oitener than 7teky times the above rates.
l rating the distance on newspaper 10 the
Oc adjudication, and not the county line Is to be the
p = FOREIGN POSTAGE. Il
CANADA, &C-LeueTs TO and from Canada and the Brit
ish n American Provinces not 1900 miles, 10
cents per half ounee over 1000 miles, 10 cents Prepay
ment optional. -.g No.
office in the United States, California and Oregon excep.
tci and any Office in Great Britain and Ireland 81
per half ounce IS cents for under and
cents il the rate being doubled alter the
first ounce Prepayment optional On newspapers tue
rate Is cents eaCh-o be prepaid. On newspapers
any foreign country Great Britain, each
To DO prepaid. .1lEia " t.
GERNANY, PRrsSIA, &e.-Letters TO the following coun,
ries via England must be prepaid, IL by British
er, Q cents, Il BY American sieameT, 81 cents.
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.

President-JOHN ", Gill. SeeTsLaTy- Jas =. WheaIe
Sam'I. II. GOldthorp.
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sTANDING COMMITTEE

OK ORpIHAScEs.-MesATs. Nelson, the Mayor, CChaiT.
man. Lamb, YGTnall aud tho Clerk.
on FINANcEs.-Messrs. Brady Gill and Lamb.
or AccouKTs.-Messrs. wiekhami HOrnbrOok ami
Woodrow.
or STREETS AND ALLEYS.-Messrs. Forbesi Bishops Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews
or WATER woEKs.-Messr Tannerj EchOlsi Hughes;
MGtthewsi Wlekham aud the Superintendent OF Water
Works.
or MARKET Housr-Messrs. wiekhami JeGersi anu
Walt.
on coAL BAxKa-Messrs Gill Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent of Water Works. ..r ..r.
on LAHDIHos.-Messrs- Haloweli Colts and Yarnall.
on PIRE DEPAETMEST.-MessTs. Bishop; Hughesi Mat
thswa TbaTp and Walt
or PErrroSs-Mesars Tanner; Gill and woodrow.
Or Raj RoIns-MessTs. Brady Bishopi Forbes Gill.
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
Or RLEcTtoNs-Measrs. Lamb; HornbrOok and Tharp.
or sALARIEs-Mesars Yarnalli Cottsi Echos, Tharl'
and wiskham.
on AssEssMEsFs.-Messrs.H OrnbrOOki bishops Hughssi
LETTERS and Matthew'S.
on GRADEs.-Messrs. FOrbesI Cottsi Jefersi wiekhan
aud Yarnall
well and woodrow.
or PupLIc CENErERY.-Messrs. wiekhAm, Mcl.ule.
IcdeSI Matthew'S and Wait
on LioEr.-Messrs. COttsi Bishops Tanuer; Wait and
YArnar.
ASSESSORS.
1st ward-P. A. BRENTLrSoEE. Cd Ward1GEo. Ron
tHooH I'd waTd-SAM'L SMITH. 9Th WRrd-DAHID HAM
noND, 9th Ward-ALEX. TAYLOR
ALDERMEN.
lat ward-David MacIane. Cd W.-James Mcconnell.
ID W.-GeO. DUTY. 9th W.. John L. Newly. 9th W.
H. II. Jamson.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
"a. ward.-H w. Philips Cd waTd.-wm S. Wick.
h.n, "a WaTd-Dr. w. j. Bates. 18th waTd.-John Gil.
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T beshed with numerous Original Illustrations from the
designs of CrOomes aud other eminent Artists.
Price Only Two Dollars md Finx CcntsI

J. e J. L. GIlION, p lblislters; =,
No. Is, CheslInt street, PhilGZelphta. 3
70 Very liberal Inducements lDiH be made actiue aud en-
Tsettc men P9==essei ~ small capital 50 Sol
10 engage IN The sale of these and other u5rks many
% ieieh sold ereisirsv IN 7aBtng Agents aug24
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and walnut streets, 0he
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, to whom ali OF
derS must be addressed. ss.. ,'.tffs'i ElH 2.
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IiSHE regular dime for the commencement ofthe Fan
Session Of This Lnstitnti9a. win bs tAq Ssy IF So
Tho teachers present connected with the Seminary
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PREMIUMs FoH CLUBs.

-. CHARLES J. PETERSON,
~ No. 9S Chestnut Street, philadelphia. =
MIA specimen copy sent when desired. Don't sub
sLribe for other Magazine till haV9 this
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

Tallapoosa Co.. AIN, Jan. 2, 1852.
Or Guysott-car SriI send this certify you that
ar Extract OF Yellow Dock and SarsapariiR has per
med OG the wonderful cures that has
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Unseaed circulars per one ono ounce or less, a.5i
For any distance not eXeeedlns 900 miles, cent.
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SUHUUIS.
IA. ward-H w. Philips. Cd waTd.-wm S. Wick.
Nam 81 WaTd-Dr. w. J. Bates 18th wHrd.-John Gil
ehrfst ST. 9th ward.-JOsiah Powell.
-. TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TAT ward-wm George, John Moore.
Oh Thos Johnston, p. u. Taylor.
Al .IIt Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
SSh D. " ThaTp, p. ScatteTday.
Sy6-,s= Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
- SANITARY COMMITTEES.
~ yyard-Joseph Greer: I'd ward.-P. b. Taylor: ID
WaTd.-Geo TTisier: 4th-Harvey Hall: 6th.-Geo. w.
A9ote' FIRE wARDENS
i,4 w.rd-Joseph Greer Cd ward-Joseph Forsyth:
"A Sv"rd Geo TTisleT 9Th waTd-John Clayton: 9Th
WSId-A. S. Glenn .E.a-. 81 #a..-. Hs-a
Curator of City HaH.-JocI TTisIer.
1ssy.ssr Of Chain 6ans.-GeO Buger
s.rtoa Of FtlBie Grsre TaTds.-Elias H. Burt.
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Rntes OfTOII of w heeIing md Belmont sus
| pension Fridge,

-.-a pension Bridge.
For passengers both bridges reg trav trans
or 10 Island and back, cts. cts
I" man and horse, 10 10
al horse carriage wagon, 10 %
a. horse dray, %
1 horse cart, %
"2 horse carriage wagon, % 30
"9 horse dray, IS
''2 horse cart, 50 40
% horse wagon, %
IA horse wagon, 10 Co
." o horse wagon, co so
F" g horse wagon, 10 100
81 horse mail ofPassenger coaches, 100 195
'For walking to Island and back per month 30 cts; per
DRovEs.
For cattle per head, Gets
Z" horses per head, rHs Ing g
" hogs per head, -t.
q" sheepPe head, -.t.
POR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND
With the privilege passing either bridge singly.
For single foot passenger, per month, 30 cts; per
.Fsmilies, exclusive of servants) not exceeding
az Families, r. do do 1-TF w
10persOns, $50 = 81 4
:. 5oih bridges, single foot passenger year. SO
u1-Punera professions exempt from toll. ~ ~ , 4
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

CITY HOTEL.-A Johnson & lady, e. Miss r.
Johnson Phil; Geo E Suit q Oh powhatsn: w P
Oaking. Y; r K Colman, Dayton Ohio; w Filch
d Quas, Petersburg: B NJ Stephens, Miss; C
Rogers Florida; NJ Argyle, Columbia; II r
Peters d lady, L. Miss Peters, g. Miss C G Adams
c; ID Matthew'S, G mberlaud; N Mum, Va: f
G Hall, Fsrmville; w Harris, Louisa; D III Flor.
noy lsdy, Chesterfeld;iM venable Tennessee;
J G Smith, Va
COLUMBIAN H0TEL-A G Porter. Powhs.an:
Har'. Prince Edward; s Ford, Gilsvle;
john Fl Ellis & Fleming, Goochlsnd: L A Cox.
Tennessee; Powhatan Jones, Buckingham; Rev c
Tyree, Pow atan; John : Swift, Goochland, N
wing va: Sheppard, Palmyra; E B Long, E
7 Long II Strother Baltimore
EACHANGE HOTEL-George Lyman, Lyp
chburg; DR. Nebbe't, Lunenburg; w NJ Bethel,
Richmond w A Roberts, Goochland; Hester
Richmond; } w Hendren B J. johnson, S'aunton;
3 Ii Priddy. NJ w Quarles, z Perkins Fl Hack
ett, c $ Jones. NJ Miitan VIM NJ Dunn. A Hen
san, B Hopkins, l. Minor, Louisa DR.. Crenshaw,
Charles City; A Pratt N Y; DR. Watkins, Gooch-
land
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ll,HE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIS:

J. COVEkY IN TIE WORLD Is THE GREAT
ARABIAN REMEDY FOR MAN AND BEAST
Ii. &. Farrell's EeIcbra ed Arabia Lin.
iment.-1he beautiful and fertile region skirting
the desert II Arabia, abounds with rare plants and
odOruus woods, waence are procured those sro.
matte gums ard b8ssCcs Cf which this Liniment is
composed, and by whose stimulating unctuous and
penetrating properties ii is, when applied diffused
through the whole nervous system, allsyiny the
most intense pain in few minutes. Try it, when
you will DC convinced that no preparation possess
e5 in so high degree, its perfect ano6yne qualities
lis action Is prompt and effective Ii penetrates the
flesh to the bone, relaxes contracted cords restO-
ring use to the limbs paraysed for years, and where
the flesh has wasted away, leaving nothing but skin
and bone, excltes healthy action, causing new
flesh to grow out and fill Up the shrivelled parts
1t restores the synovla fluid joint water and this
ls the Why It has been so successful in dis.
eases Of the joints In affections ofihe Spine Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, this great remedy stands be
tore any other ever produced. For ague cake. or
enlargement OF the spleen, il is specific For any
internal Inflammation, you will find it gives great re-
lief 1t has DO equal 10 the world for Hheum tisln
also cramps swelling, numoness, weak joints Spine
and Chest, pans, wounds, chiiblain5, burns sore
throat, bites ct insects and reptiles, salt rheum
warts coTns, mango, and indeed nearly all diseases
which require an external application, and many
others, are greatly benefited By it. II is used *
tetnaly with great success IN goitre or sweiled
neck, Scrofula, or KINGS Evil Liver Complaint
nervous diseases, &c. For Horses OF Cattle il is as
tifctudt ds lti UIscdees 81 man. w III cure any
case Ct Sweeney in existence also, Spa7in Splint
ISlngbone, Big Head tistuia, Farcy, Poll Evil
Wndgalis, Strains Bruises. &c.
Look Dat for COunterfeits.
The public are caution ed against anoiheE coun
tertf II, which has lately made its appearance ca l.
ed w. B. Fsrrells Arabian Liniment. the most dan.
geroUs Of al! the coUnterfeits because mis- having
the name Ct Farrell many will buy it in good faith
W.'hout The knowledge that counterfeit exists, and
they vii! perhaps only discover their error when
toe spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by Fl
g Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale Druggist, No u, Main street Peoria Illinois 10
whom all applications Tor Agencies must be ad.
dressed. &c sure you get il with the letters r. G.
betore Fartells ihus-H. G FARRELL Sand his
signature on the wrapper, all Others are counter
feits
Fer sale in Richmond By PURCELL, LADD e.
co, Main street, and by regularly authorized
Agents Throughout the United States.
Price Is and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
Agents wanted il every town, village and hamlet
in tire United States, IN which one Is not already
established. Address Il G. Farrell as above, &C.
companied with good reference as to character re
sponsIbllity, DC. &C 7-dlmii6tS W
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N EW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub
scribers have entered into co partnership under
the firm of PENDLETON T. BROTHER, for the
transaction Of the Commission Business in TOBAC.
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md. -
R. w. PENDLETON,
P. p. PENDLETON.
Baltimore August 18th. 1852.
References:
Hugh Jenkins Co, Baltimore.
+. w. Bruno g. Sons. do.
VIM Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin Workman IL Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio
John Craigh, Cincinnati
Gordon & CO., Louisville.
w III. Bartass, Cnsresson, 5. c.
Otis Chaiee, do. do.
James McCuiiogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, 90.
L. Chstee, do
d. Lamb, Es9, Casn'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
:. Brady, Esq, do. Mer. d Mech. do, 40.
James +. Baker. Vice ing
Josiah Sibey, Hamburgs, 5. G.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
l.. Gaines, New Orleans.
oc 1T w6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,


FROM TExAs-The N. o. Picayune of the
9th ult., contains some further news from
Texas. The mail at Houston had been rob-
bed Of package containing $1,000. Suspi-
zion rested upon Gustave Rohling, German,
Who was not to be found. man named
Thomas Fowler lately lett Indianoia for San
Antonio in charge Of wagon loaded with
goods. The goods were afterwards found
scattered on the ground. near the Calavera's
crossing. and Fowler hanging dead to tree.
I, WAS supposed that he committed suicide in
consequence of the upsetting of the wagon
Suicide seems to be quite the order of the
aav in Texas. Lieut.. Col. Cuesta or Acues,a.
of the Engineer corps OF Mexico, made an un.
uccessful attempt TO cut the thread OF life in
n.,amoros; and Il Mexican sergeant, who "a. If.
IN prison for msdemeanor, in fit of jealousv
sbo, himself through the head.
The following is all we find Of interest co,
corning the Indian depredations:
This mail will carry you the news of ano,bo,
loray upon our settlements by our red bre,h.
rem. The facts are substantially as follows g.
About ten days ago a large party of Indians
were seen near the village in front OF Laredo
They remained couple of days within six
leagues of the town, killing cattle, horse ra-
cling, &c. They had crossed into Mexico some
fifty miles above Laredo. On Thursday last
they re.crossed about twenty miles below, and
took the ranches in succession. saw letter
from MIR. Redman, of Bellvilie, which saws
''that they already know the death of one
American and several MexicaEs and over one
hundred horses driven off,"
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~ I'D zsEN
aDlNt} fyINV LINE TIA ~ n IN

L NJ o RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWFFN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE-Fnre ~
Oniy.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious IoW-press1re Steam.
er MARYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell bavinp
been entirely rehtted, enlarged and improved in
every respect, with berths for large nunber nj
passengers, and with state roGzus Tor those whn
Erster being retired, is now on tine route between
Flchn0nd and Baltimore Passengers py this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond nv
re morning train, on Mondays md "Wednesday;
at O'Clock, ~ NJ, and reach Baltimore on the III
loving mornings in time 10 proceed the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line al half ra.t
pa N, or Win the early train o. those days 10 Phil
aaelphiR returning, passengers will leave Bali
more on tie afternoons of Tuesday anu Thursdsv
al !, M and connect at the Creek on Wadnesdo 40
and Fneay Succeeding with the train which az
uges in Richmond at 4, T. n. Of the same oavs
Fare in either direction, s., Estate ron,ns s,s
meals for cabin passengers, extra eptin thfrss-
az ladies and families, who VII. have The Drivieot
Of state-rooms free of charge Forward Calm
passengers (inciading meas and lodging on hoard
q 80. -"
Fare forfrst class passengers between Ba,,;rors
and Philadel hia by the New Castle and Franch
town line. 81 50. For second class Dc. 81 ~ M.
king the ,okoIs fare from Richmog 70 P6iysdsyn5fa
for frst class passengers 5y this asreso5Ge f"s
81 so only. ''"''
Nor further particulars, or through tickets ami,
at the Office Of the Richmond Frsderirss I fris
Potomac Railroad Company.
}, B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent,
OYrlCE R., F. 4 P. r. r. Conpasy
k,chnond, March 9th. 1882 NH
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- He who searched in the papers yester.
day for news, excepting alone that touching
,he Presidential election, searched for that
which did not exist, and, conssq uen,ly could
not be found. Reader, be contented and wait
patiently. The newspaper world will shortly
resume its wonted equilibrium.
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~ kW SUPERINTENDENT eubscri

NEW ESTABLISHMENT. subscri
= Der, having fitted Up a portion of the Bowling
Saloon on franklin street, near the xchsnge, Tor
Carriage Repository, is now receiving and will be
constantly adding to mis- assortment of Carriages
buSgles, Rockaways, &c which he thinks on close
examination viii compare favorably with any ether
engaged the services OF practical coach maker,
Mr.. VIM. D. Baber, to conduct the business, who
will give his personal attention selecting aud lay.
Ing in such articles of style and quality will suit
the fancy ana meet the views Of purchasers in this
market He therefore socits call from his friends
and the public generally, that they may examae
and judge fer thema@lves hoping thereby 10 secure
a snare OF public patronage. Not unnindful of the
past The undersigned takes this occasion to return
mis- grateful acknowledgements for the liberal en-
couragencnt extended 10 him n mis- livery business
and tatters himself continuance Of those favors
al his ola stand 18th street. where he can pretty
generally be found ready TO administer to the wants
OF his customers.
Oci3-eCd3w-w3t WILLIAM GRAVES.
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF 0ND.
SAILED.

SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. New York,
Steamer Bevdere Clifford, Baltimore.
Steamer City of Richmond, New York.
Steamer Pennsylvania, B4ymore, Philadelphia, r
Rankin.
Schr Eli T wnsend, Corson, New York.
Schr f Horton james River
Schr Emma. North. Raliimnre.
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- The Petersburg Inteligencer of Tues.
day states that Mr.. Robert Birchett, postmas.
ter of Petersburg, was on Saturday, struck
down by apoplexy. Though speeches., strong
hopes are entertained thar he will recover.
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VERNON ESkRID0E,
Chaplain in the c. States ssTy

Hampton Vegetable Tincturc, BY IL mid action %
the stomach. aver, and the kidneys, vii cure oysp'
STA cough, asthma, bronchial and lung Affections pans
IL ~ . ~ So ana oIess', con - ~
paints worms, nervous debIlityw.h all diseases ST
sing teon impure bloed and is the greatest eina!s NJ
dlclHe ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis, ard see ceracases ii
cures
For sale by o. a SrRECkER, Main street, RE
moad; q, Il. JONES X co, Petersburg Va D oe1&
COOKE. Frederieksburg MORTIMER / NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
&C %
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~ AS the agent and trustee of THOS. H. BLA-
KEY, i will sell, privately in lots containing one
or more acres each to suit purchasers, eight or
ten -es OF the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots bf autiiulIy situa.
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading TO
Blaaeys Mil, about annie and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer TO John Shore, or
TO the subscriber at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Siaton Il Co.
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