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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14
By Alexander Nett 81 20.

CLOTRING. sIikTN, &c. Az aUc,
~ TIoH On THURSDAY MORNiEG, the 18Th
inS we will sell st public auction 5000 pieces OF
EeaGy mace GIo hng, consisting ofc!olh and bearer
Over to&ts' L'ress aad FrocA do, Sacke, Jackets,
vests O. - kinds, cashmere ana satinet Pants.
a.6c, large oG OF servants Clothing
500 pair oi servants Blankets
so dozen meriuo under shirts.
Terms at sale.
de Il ALEX MOTT & co, kucts
I ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
IL FURalI UHE-}Ye shall sell al Public Auc-
lton, the 2J,h Dec. noer without reserve a the
Furniture and Fixtures n ii ; IA IiuNAL HOTEL,
III N,rloiE, an 5Cniing 10 upwards OF $500 ty
valuation, ths larger portion Of which is very good
and II excellent order. The Beds ana BedQiDg
R5e as good Cal b. found il the hest Of Hotels.
Some Superior Wines,
GOICle bottled by Hr. French end Dy Mr. Keel
!ng. Ths sale Will comprise laige variety @
very useful and yaueble articles 20 al. HCusekeap
4 ters =" Ill oe fI- all Of fifty doiiaI
; casE; ever fifty. and under hundred 1!iars
siz.Y days; one hundrt dollars three 3Lti.s
! wi,h apProCed negotiable paper The sale viii be
! conducted by
! NJ COCAE, and
CA. HODGES.
! &c l2--G&TIt* w z. EoREY Acct.
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By Alexander NOtt g. Co.

By Alexander Mott 81 Co.
ENhis Tuesday MORNING, commencing
az ~ O'Clock, we WILL sell at public auction, t.
Close scndIy consgnmt MS
i93 otzsn half pict pressed Tunblers
" do gill do DO
so do piat do do
10000 D jmastie CHARS
Boxes manufactured Tobacco
Also, 2 10. Of piecs and Gut Dry Goods; together
with lot OF ne@ snd sec d.hand urniture
de IA ALEX. MOTT & CO. AIcts
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uAK OR9HARo ACID WATER.-v

hAA ORCHARD ACID WATERING
~ Gail The attention OF Physicians and GtneIs to
this hin raj Water, as being one Of tire most etica
cicus, and a. the time of the most simple
remedial agents known. 1t has been successfully
used il the treatment Of many diseases especially
ih1se etiet;ilg III stomach 5owes and urinary
gaas, Disbesa Dyapepsi s Pies, Chronic hiaeous
Ca:aiIh general deEiliy and loss Ct appetite, scaid
leaf AID Salt Rheun nig ht sweats, aud a dissas-
Of he sk.i Dropsy in is earliest stages has al
So teen successfully uestsd with this weger. Des.
{ ipuie paup hl7ts FURNISHED gratis BY
ADjE d GRAY, Druggists,
dell Sole gen.s tor the state OF Virginia.
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John X. ID. Payne. Salesman.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF TO-
IN BACCO PRESSES AND SCREWS, TO.
BACCO BOX BOARDS, NEGROES, CELEBRA-
TED BRANDS, HORSES, MULES, CARRIAG.
ES, &c.-1n Tuesday. the 2lst Decen Der, inst
commencing at 10 O'clock NJ, at the Factory on
Cary street, between l4th and 18th streets in the
city OF Richmond, occupied for several years past
by the late PoitauX Robinson, will be offered ter
sale at public auction without reserve or regard 10
W. &ther tee valuable and extensive assortment OF
Machinery used by the said hobinsua in the manu-
Iacture Of Tobacco, consisting o. Tobacco Screws
and Presses, Mills, Brands, Cesings, &c. All in
| Complete and perfect o:d5r and CT the most az
proved patterna.
Alter the Gae OF Implements, alsrge ard well Sc
ected stock Of a5ou. zJ0,0OJ eet OF Boards suita-
| bic tor Tobacco Boxes well seasoned and ready
for use, vii be cold also. the Horses, Mues Car
| riages, Wagons, &c, I c, when from the Mules,
| purchasers will have the opportunity OF telectug
some OF the finest aud mos. gent.e animals IN Tbs
| Gig and On the day following, "wednesday, the
| I'D December,) at the Factory, situated on the
| Dock. will be sold The entire stock OF Machinery
Used uy the late Poiiiaux obinson n said Factory
al Of whica is nearly new and in fine order
! Atter the sale ls p!eted at the lower Factory
| the celebrated Brands OF 'R1s6eii and Robinson,
| "keime. Robinson 4 Go" "Nesson,' "Lmer.lta,'
| and "P. Robinson * ca, ". il be sold to the mig I
est bidder. Tee reputation and celebrity of tn sc
Brands, it ia beiiey d, viii inquire u the purchaser
| handsome fortune il L short lime, Il we'll mah
| aged.
| alter the above mentioned property is disposed
| Of the sae Cf Negroes (a6out nifty in numeer) will
taaa place. AmJng them, the puDnc Is assured
are some moe. va liable Factory hands, such 81
| Steamers, THisters and Pfiz :rs and some thai
| won d make excellent Drivers AMI valuable Fled
| Hands.
Iue alta nton If the public is requested to these
sales, particularly those about 10 embark IL tne
business i manufacturing iUbacGo, il is beiiev
d that 5. extensive, wettie2, and perfect al as
sorineut Of nIsterial fJr the business IL rarely me.
| with.
| IEEns-Fur all sums under SlG0 casa will be
| required over that sun, tJuf months credit VIII
| BIZ gyt.i for ns liable notes with approved en-
| coT-5Ta. JOHN LaDEHS,
| Admir- Of Pviliaux kuB.ason, Deceased.
John K. ID PAYSE. Auct. de y
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ttEI.~CEE!EsI.s yyANTEEJ 90 tEEE
scury, Literstnre ana scie. &C. Edited We Parke
aud /; L Blu;nenlkal Pcuasy lyania
IsIs i masonic ami literary periodical devoted
% ~ Gis-"it.liatioa o. Vsal u masonic toctfiut GIa
aso interesting iiSfary matter; Calculated to En-
-, &c sc i.i4Ao, sIe'l'y me tas'c &A1 improve tna
Gcaf!l' nae, L! me 5qcn Dtagazlae a. sGaI oe
A. well ss NM vE, hove revcr We. eIJsrs; the
Lodge room.
lie subscription 70 the WORK Is st such rate as
payable in sdvance, 81 lper snnun. Four rop.ss
sent 20 one address for - Tea copies to che at-
dress fo' elO These IN the e4Ly wishing Il sub
in edTasct, by h ,na!ng 10 their mans to
JAMES b GLIB,
%, Opposite 'hu Ciry Hct.l, Main st,
delt agent ior the Stala u V.rg.lia
L kssgE- = Gar. AtsAt' AZ an y VI L = h
ff zAi Ei'i Mira JE: FiLce % e(s DIX. fIr
sac y 1ii07' i r. 4" lsr,al-l s,'e,.,
"a sian ana gat q ,,,,o you }, VINO ale ' 10
--7--- 7TeI- --I-7--7V 81 c-T--I-e- -77 L..
J 10 EIT,Tr1tt '"'iS - oA'''''e ''-- psi
ani4 ALEX. MOTT g. &c.
E=37 az 80 7-7;;-e71- u ----7I7---
Eli gh- 1,-scrihar t,at,ir, latsr,oI,sr 80
- Is ,usir,,s= IF y heir 90 ,Td
desira2.c Stock OF Boots. elGes. Hats. Gaps,
p far ) f-aT 10 n
80 4,s;ri.., 10 ,,,,rcIcea
BRAGG & RUTH,
de l3-6" ne 80 Broad street.
So = NJ ELL. 11-s1 1g1-- 1IEHIFNEK 70 TeFe
~ 49,, re- CD, - Jtiro,-arE 80 -.
from the CRY (.siagle Freachman preferred,) noae
need apply witAouE good recommendations as 10
Competency and character. Apply a. this oti;e
Ge 3--3t
IA ANA y DEL; EIls Z PRUGE SAEES,
~ general assortment ot the real kind-tor sale
al factory prices, by
de l3-ts FRY & hcCANDLISH.
AZ ANTED.-A Young Lady TO t=ke chars CT
: small school III Amelia Co address Box
80 - - ---o-o - - -
ZANE iETSLkENO.-A medium size Hickory
T. Cane, with silver head and Il, letters "Y. e.
engraved on the top was LEFT; is supposed py the
Loser, IN some store on Main street, ca friday
morHih5 iait. Any cue haFing tue sane, viii con
l&r Ia7JF, ina t IC "aro-u' II Ietutto' ~ ieaF'
ing tae same at tits cfilce DC I5-2t
-. 80 A N'
49,: Dsy1ENp0pT ALIEN T. 90
80 - - 80 80 - - -
Il AnNE3s' OtL'-71 b5is, Ia prime order.
8 Coal Pit Ollie nerces, for sale ty
de 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
ZYTECN< AIIg T7pAI FteK sAEA.-A
w - 49, sec,,,L-6 ano Uagnn tIyo Horscq
end fae aiul. Il wears CID will be sold On very
reasonable terms. /! early application b. made to
:. NOCLEOLa JR,
r. JsfF
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

hay.cs> from aicxican Sonora had reached
~A francisco, cUnfrnatoIy f the accounts
7 lua hostile attitude OF the French Count
DytIuon. He has leagund with Don Manuel
'I-.4atu, an Influential Mexican, Of immense
"...th, uGd Il creditor of the goyernmen; to &
bag" amount. GQnJara has been engaged in
.etr,nl previous revolutions, and has the
81. e tfite Of Yuck; Indians dependant upon
a... 1 the last accounts, which We're ante
."t-ng 10 our Mexican dates, B-uIbon, with
I'liara, was on his way TO Ars e, with the
'e'"rlnuution Of displacing the military cou-
..Edanl.
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VeEy Te=pectlAdy, y OUT % kt!V -.
L WARREN.

Richmond, FoU 90, 1872.
For sale wholesale and retail, by BENNETT e.
BEEgs, A. BODEkER, CnAS. Been, CHAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs A Is. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER 81 MELTON. Broad ST Richmond
de Il
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EixE sALI-o1U SACKS hice-jJ uerces; Cot
l. t5n Yarns, assorted Ms, To ~; i1r sale by
DC i DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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Z FAMILY H0KSE,-I have for sale "a
- young ay horse . years cid next spring. We
n arga aud SUI! gro" lag, IS good ssdd.e aoIze,
AID works wei anywhere in siGgle or double ha..
n2's; peff, city genie AID Egs 10 iricks ANY PEP
sun wanting d family horse thzt boy can drive,
hts GO" a rae opportunity. He you'd sui. dc
or.ainIIsbiy as he is accustomed 10 standing gEy.
Were without uelng Fer une posse :-ing So MAJ
desifa7!e qualities he VIII he soid very low.
WA. WALSH, No. 49, Main street.
Aiso fJr gale. a Furniture wagon very cheap.
as IA
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gaAIRY ANs MAhAET TAKNI FOX

&
~ SALE-For sale privately, pretty little soar-
ket end dairy FARM, about "a mica irom Rich
nord embracing is Gcrea, beautifully Gnduating,
and we'll acaptcf tc the cultivation CT every variety
OF vegetables. Inc soil Is VI clay bottom and very
susce-tIt!e Of improvement 1t is fine situation
for TIE ice business s2d mas it excellent ice
house and pond.
The improvements are Lew end substantial The
Dwelling 10 Of wood, TWO stories high, coz aiming
SIX good rooms, with porch IN front ard a finely
shaded piazza in IL commands beautiful
view Of Richmond aEd the surrounding couliry.
| and is ogetber healthy improving ana desirable
place. great bargain be had ii carly appca-
lion be made the owner is desirous OF ceiling in
ordzT to remove u th2 lcne- country
For terms, apply to w GODDiN, or
Wi. GOULDIR.
TIE above Farm, (now in the occup ncy Ct DR. 4.
T. HundleF) # not sid privately, will, on Thars-
day, the 3Jth inst be sold at public auction upon
| the premises, CONN., encing at - oclock, P. b.
Terms at sale.
de lI-dtds w. GODDIN, Auctr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsmlTTED PoR1THEf,AII-l I,IspATan
{ Congressional.

WARRINGTON Dec- Id.
Inc SENATE proceeded to appoin, commit
tees.
In The HOUSE,, Mr.. Hunter, of Ohio, offered
d resolution for the distribution Of the public
ian@s. The resolution regarding the reference
OF that portion Of he Presidents message re-
iaiI'e TO the tariff 20 select committee was
again discussed.
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The steamer City Of Pitsburg was burnt on
rae 24gh Of bet. The fire broke out in the
rorecasle ind lasted ten hours. 106 passeu.
gers and the crew were left without change
9. clothes. A subscription 10 the amount of
! 900 WIS rai scd for the relief OF the pQssen
ger aud crew, and arrangements were making
20 procure for them free passage TO San
francisco.
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LATER raoM YALrAk4Is

Dates from Valparaiso TO The 3OtI Of De to-
Ser have been received by the Illinois. Busi
:-ess was stnguani, and there had been no
arrivals Of manufactured goods, aud no ex-
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5fsEGk:'s E.OgTTE;3Y st{Figt.
tGIl Street, under tae Ci.y Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STkTD.

To.Day--3el ar, Ulass B-Ce ,.itss: CT s25,-
co., 10 q @5}o 10 Q: ga 99 ct loo, &c. 70 Nos,
= drawn. Tickets $5-shsces in proportion,
l Of 1850, oi $50, Of 80, &c Is numbers, ID
drawn Tickets Si-z.a-es in proportion
De Il SMITa
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ali TIE subscriber, after Considerable difhr
Alculty, has succeeded 10 securing the services
o. zoe OF the nost tasty ard skifui hat 6nshers TO
tie Unied states with this increased facility for
trimming out hais OF TIE most superior and -.
eheTehe character, taeTe can DC no necessity TOT
ua.rouizing NortleEn Ha,u 70, especially if South
an a. aaufaetureTs OF that article can equal not
surpess Northern competitors in eheapHess, utility,
5eeaty and style. JAMES CoLLlNs,
ia l3-dlm Mnln Stkeet
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4 UST CHEGk,- Cheek dated the 9Th of
IL Oloter, 1852, no SOS, drawn by Pu.iiam q
D4vis n Farmers Bank, payable to me or nay or
GER f1r enc hundred aud eighty -Eils dollars and
Three cents. Ali persons are foIewarned from re-
ceving said Cheek from any person, Is the pay.
men, CT said Cheek has been stopped at bank. A
reasonable reward would be paid tor the recovery
Of The pocket book containing it (snd some money!
with several papers valuable TO no one but myself
de la-3t RICHARD r. hUEDLEY.
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KNEH StEsS.: EH'EsS Aktaanso saoEs!.
Drawa Mes Deawara, Ex l63, De II:
rs Sc 81 g II g 81 II e 30 10 4 50
DraTa Nos d alawa.e, Cas- I69 Dec. Ii:
70 50 % q 43 - Is u So IL Is 80 "A.
To daY,-The Delaware STATE LctterY, Class
NJ ld2. Ceq:;a!e go GO. 5000, 42Go, 800 100,
1913, 8 Of 1870, &c 66 Numbers, Il drawn. Tickets
~ Also, 9 One Dollar Lottery del4
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EeUfs' WINTER FhUCAs. - Received
ID this week per steamers, another ict Il na3c-
some fancy wadded Frocks, for Boys wear; siso
Pants, Vests, Over Goats, &c.
de- 10 KEEN, CH!LEs & BALDWIN.
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Ijecis for which they were created; Pro
vlded, that no such aid shall be furnished
nor any such purchase, lease or arrange
ment perfected, until meeting. Of Ii,
stockholders Of each Of said compaDie,
shS!l have been called BY the director,
thereof al such time and place, and Il
such manner, at they shall designate
and the holders Of nl least twu.lhirds o
the stock Of such company represented
al such meeting, in person OF by proxy
and voting thereai, shall have ussenlet
Thereto.
Sec. 25. The commissioners Of any
county, The city or town council Of any
lefty, or town, and the trustees Of any
township, which county, city, town Of
township, has heretofore subscribed to
the capital stock OF any railroad com
pany, or turnpike or plank road company,
and has issued, or shall hereafter issue
any bonds for the paymen, OF such sub
scription, are hereby authorized 10 sell
the said stock, or any part thereof, and on
such terms as they shall deem 10 be for
the interest Of said county, city town or
township, respectively, and may apply
the proceeds OF such sale TO the payment
Of the bonds by such county, city, town
or township, respectively subscribed.
Sec. 26. That every railroad COM
pany in this State, shall cause all its
trains Of cars for passengers, TO entirely
stop, upon each arrival at q station adver
lized by such company as station for
receiving passengers upon such trains, al
least one-hnlf Of one minuie; and every
company, and every person in The employ
ment Of such company, that shall violate,
or cause or permit 10 be violated, the pro
visions Of this section, shall be liable 10
forfeiture Of NOT more than one hundred,
nor less than twenty dollars; 10 be
recovered in an action Of debt, upon the
complaint Of any person, before any JUS
iice Of the peace Of The county in which
such violation shall occur; and in all
cases in which forfeiture shall occur
under the provisions Of this section, the
company whose agents shall cause or per-
nit such violation, shall be liable for The
amount ofsuch forfeiture, and in all cases,
the conductor upon such train shall be
held prima facie to have caused the viola.
ton Of this section, which may occur
upon the train in bis charge; said forfeit
ure TO be recovered in The name Of ,ha
State Of Ohio, for thu use Of common
scho0Is. (To BE CoNTINuED)
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NOTICE.

YvHE Stockholders of the Kalida aud
4 Hamcr Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per centum on each share of The capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in, to G. II. Rice, tho Treu-
surer Of said Company. on the fifteenth
day Of April next; and twenty per cen.
tum OH the fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on The fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifieonlh day Of January, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum OF ten per eaaium
on The fifteenth day Of April thereafter.
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor Of said Road by the Directors
Of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of puncIuaIiIy in nrder
to the vigorous prosecution Of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 30, 1852 574
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A Chemical Compound similar to the
Natural OIL ofthe Hair.
fHE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, white and beautiful prepara
a iion for promoting the growth lux
uriance and beauty Of the Hair-remo.
wing dandruf. scales and scurf, and Gu.
ring the cutaneous diseases of the scalp
--unequalled for keeping the Hair moist
imparting to It rich silky sofiness and
highly beautiful lusire. Its soothing
and agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either to the head
or irritdtions OF the skin. II is unlike
any cf tho Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
lions so commonly used for the Hail.
Its superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in its properties being inoisten.
ing and cooling, instead oe drying ard
heating as the alcoholic preparations are;
and being free of the greasy qualities OF
marrow, oils, &c. Its power TO remove
the glutinous coating which obstructs
the pores of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent The follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary 10
the natural Moistdre, beauty and growth
Of the Hair, is unequalled.
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart more lasting beauty and
moisture TO the hair, than whole bottle
o(ihe alcoholic preparations usually sold; +;
besides in will not soil the finest linen.
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article to make their hair darker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely pcr-
ceptible. Mothers will find this prepar1
tion the best they can use 10 dress chill
dren's hair, keeping it in place, giving il
a most beautiful lusire and causing il TO
grow luxuriantly. If any preparation Of
art can cause the hair TO grow, the Span
sh Hair Gloss will do ii.
Very liberal discounts made TO Drag
yists and those who buy by Wholesale
Address C. P. Fay Owego, N. Y. Price
IS cents per bottle.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
earn terms on enquiry of the editor Of
he Venture, at Kalda, Ohio.
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The best and cheapest Family Medicine
in the aoorId.
DIR, ROBERTS, COMPOUND.
sARSAPARILLA PILLS.
An alseratiue Tonic, Diuretic and mild
CGthartie.
Price % cents per box, containing so pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which make
them as cheap again as any other stund-
aid pill, and four times cheaper, and
warranted much superior in The cure
OF various diseases, TO any Of the Syrup
mixtures sold; besides being a more
convenient and proper form for use.
vHE astonishing success which has
attended the use Of Dr.. Roberts,
Compound Sarsparilla Pills is proof
aboundant and conclusive that they are
truly.
NATURES OWN REMEDIES,
and that they will cure all curable disea-
ses, quicker and more pleasantly than
any other medicine ever known. The
Pills are principally an Alternative med
icinc, Qheir busfs being the solid extracr
of Sarsaparilla, prepared in superior
manner,) but sufficiently ca,huriic 10 :
gently assist nature, without purging pn-
necessarily, which make them peculiarly
adapted e weak and cnleebled persons,
Finvigoraiing and strengthening the body,
purifyin the system, producing new rich
blood and a healthy action Of the stomach
and llver. 6q
They.are acknowledged b. our ablest
physicians to be not only unxcep,ion.
able, bui efffcacious in the highest de.
gree, and as general oT
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED
The Compound Sarsaparlla Pills are
used for the permanent cure Of those
diseases which arise from, an impure state
Of the blood, and morbid secreflons ofrEe
liver and stomach, viz, eryspelns, scrc.
fula OF kings evil, ulcers, scald head,
obstinate cutanoous cruptions, Blotches,
boils, pimples, sore, weak or inh,med
eyes, g andular swelings rheumatic pfEac-
ton pains in the bones and joints, dropsy
dyspepsia, asthma, darrbea and dysen.
terry, coughs, colds, consumption when
caused by capillary distractions Of the
lungs in persons Of scrofulous consitu-
,ions, inflammation Of the lungs, influenza
indigestion, headache, jaundice, fever
and agne, chill fevers and fevers in gen.
eral, general and nervous debility, and
diseases arising from an injudicions use
ofmercury, and whenever medicine is
required to invigoraie and purify the
sysiom.
They are purely vegetable compond,
and may be used by persons Of all ages.
They are pleasant to the palate, and
produce no nausea, uneasiness or gripping
in their operation. Hundreds Of certi-
fica,es could be given OF those who have
used them with great benefit.
We ask no person to take our sord
as 10 the merits Of the medicine, but to
call on the agent and purchase box,
and if on trial it does no. give the most
perfect satisfaction, tley can return The
box and receive the money paid for the
same. Purchasers will be particular 10
ask for CDR. Roberts Compound Sarsa-
parila Pills." and observe that the green
wrapper on each box has fac simile of
The signature Of Jos. Roberts, NJ. D. and
G. P. Fay, and 10 purchase none others.
Letters on the subject oflhe medicine,
must be addressed, post paid, to C. P.
Fay, Owego, Tioga Co, N. Y.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
earn terms on enquiry of the editor Of
he Venture, al Kalida, Ohio.
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BLANKS for Sale.

TRINTED on superior paper,
] MORTGAGES, from Swan'simproye'
rorm, by the quire or sirgly. .
DEEDS, of Warranty, by the quire o
'ingly. NAB f
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, ant
Affidavits for capiases.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
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PROMISSORY NOTES NOT To BE
TAKEN.

TTNHE undersigned on the 18th day OF
IL August 1859, executed TO Henry Brazee,
two promissory notes--one for two hundred
and fifty dollars, payable May lst, 1858, and
one note ior one hundred dollars. payable
fst October, 1858; said notes were given for
q consideration which has in part failed, and
we will resist the collection of the same,
unto whatever hands they may pass, believ-
ing tina: we have legal bar to theirpayment.
The undersigned notify all persons that said
notes az given are for sum which cannot
be collected and that the said Henry Brazee
well knows the defective character Of said
notes, and hrs assignment Of them will be in
fraud Of our rights as we'll as Of those of the
Assignee, PAUL VOIRIN.
JOSEPH vOIRIN.
September 7, 1852.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE:

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
FORGE w. COLE, of the state of In.
W diana. will take notice that Mahala
Cole, of the county Of Putnam and State Of
Ohio, filed in the Court Of Common Fieas, oi
Putnam county, Ohio, on the 18th day of
August, a Bill in Chancery, praying 10 be
divorced from the said George w. Cole Tor
the following causes, TO wit: lst. Adultery.
cd. Three yeays wilful absence. And far
ther that said bill will be for hearing hy
said Court, OF the next, October, Tenn Of the
same, A. D. 1852.
BIZ LELAND g. MACKENZIE,
August 27. 1852. 1881 P'fs Solieitors.