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DRY GOODS.

+ We hnee splendid lot OF Cloths, Cnssimercs. Sat
inets, Jeans Tweeds, 6ke. iAlhoni Pnids, OF anew
siyIe something reniy henntiul and chonp Apnccas.
0fepure Mohair Lusire. Hungarian Cloth, Cochinel
English, Chnlnhrny Winter Shaws, ladies Cashmere
Gloves n henutiful article. q Ginghnms, Wooden
Plads md Flunnels. We have lot Of plnin turkey
red green. blue and orange Cnlcoes (without nuy
figure, aud generally used for quilting that nrevery
One. Such goods nre not often found inan county
store. We lnve Satin Vestna, Cotton Vests, Irish
Linen. Bnnd Null. Swiss Muslin, Jaconet, Edgigs
(,ntni,ric &r Ar Ar.is WAY
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Boots Shoes, Caters Nc.

We have large stock Of Boots and shoes, of rsi
rate quality, Of heavy leather. kip and calf skin Of
sizes for men dnd hoys. Ladies' Shoes Of NIL kinds
Ladies' Welt CATERS. q most splendid article. Shoes
for children OF nil kinds sizes md coors
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HATS. GAPS. &C.

we have good article 81 SILK Hots, witIrdr body
for men that we sell cheap. We hRve n lot Of
splendid Plush Cnps, Cloth Caps for men and hoys
1lnfa tVool Hate Grr - afI{-4 Us tgltr u
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Z HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C.

Saws, Miucing Knives. Pocket Knives. sheers, ses.
sors. Razors. Carvers. Butcher, Shoe and Brrad
Knives, Locks. Butts and Screws; Taper Saw Files,
Mil Saw Files, Horse Rnsps. Sad Irons, Squares.
Trace Chains Augers, &c., &c., Be. We have n
large lot OF beautiful Crockery of Plain md Fancy
a.
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NEW CASH STORE,
AT MEDARY.
TTnxcIk a RInlker

IFAVE juat established new Store nj Medary,
III with nm entire new and heavy stock OF Goods.
direct from New York, which they are determined
10 soil nj cleaper princa than tho same quality Oi
goods he had Mt Defiance, Findlny, or any other
aiora In fia thOion
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PROB te VOICE.

AKaRQTTCE is hereby given. that John B
Q Reader, Administrator Of the estates
81 Paul Solomon and William solomon. de-
ceased. has filed his accounts, in the Office
Of the Probate Judge Of Putnam county,
Ohio. for 6nal setslemept. Said accounts
will be for hearing on the 18th day Of De-
cemb6f, 1852
r. tpg'' Y as9 JOHN DIXON.
Probate Judge.
OyF5ck cy rEE PRoBArE JUpsE, KaIida.l
Putnam CO., o., Nov. n, 1852.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

NEoRGE w. COLE, Of the stn,e Of In
NJ diana. win take notice that Mahala
Cole, Of the county Of Putnam and State ef
Ohio, filed in the Court Of Common Plsas, a
Putnaw coanty, Ohio on tas l9ih day Of
August, q Billin Chansery, praying 10 .bs
divorced FROM the said George W lCsle ior
the following. causes. to wit: fst. Adultery
Cd. Three yearswilful absence. And fur
ther that said bill will be fer hearing by
said Court, at the next, October, Term Of the
same, A. D 1889
By LELAND s. MACKENZIE.
August 97. 1852. 1881 Pphs Solicitors.
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IF AND AGENCY - james Mackenzie
~ is Agent for LanGs for sale in Allen,
Putnam and PaHlding Counties. 70 be
sold on ressonahle esins---iD parta for
credit snAnpust. 1851
GOLD PENS.--A beautiful article,
~ for sale by iaeq9
April, 1852. WIN. 81 AeiJisTlAYL6R
EylRE INSURANCE OFFICE .-..Ai
= The Office Of the Kaiida Venture.
August. 1851.
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
IleLLowAN, PA, Strand, (near Temple
Bar London,) aud by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout The British Empire, and Of
those of The United States, in Pots at
37ac.. and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and sby Messrs. A. B. g. d. SANDS, New
CT There is considerable saving by
taking the larger erasizes.ya .sss
N. B.-Difeclons for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed TO-
each Pot. ,,..,................ ,fr. a
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NEW GoODSl CHEAP GOODS!! g.
GOOD GOODSM!
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK.

# UsT RECEIVED, AT THE TAYLOR sronE,
eD Ralida, Ohio. the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment OF GOODS suited to
the Northern market ever offered in this sec
ton Of country, among which are ~. ~,
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ExECUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE
BY EANIEs M. TAYLaN..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
v LOT ON MAIN STREET--In pursuance of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for Hen.
rico county, made on the 26th day Of June, 1851,
and of an order made therein, on the Sd day of
January, 1889, Lsshal, as the Comm issoner there.
by appointed, offer for 'sale at public auction, on
the premises, an FRIDAY, the 30tai day of the
present month, january at O'Clock, p NJ if fair,
and 1t not, on the next fair day, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the TENEMENT and OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, on the South side of
Main street, between 18th and 18th streets, in the
city of Richmond, which was formerly owned and
occupied by Joseph Goode, deceased, and is now
occupied bysJ B. Stegal; being the same property
which was conveyed by James Sael and wife to
Joseph ane4Abner Goode, by deed of the 18th day
OF February, 1910, and of record In the office Of
the Hastings Court of that city,. and is bounded
as follows; Beginning at the West corner of the
store on said lot and running and binding on Main
street Eastwardly, 90 feet more or less, until it
strikes the property which the said Joseph GGode
conveyedby deed madein Marsh, 1847, to William
Slater; thence running Southwsrdy along the said
Slaterane to an alley in Of said line, 1876 feet
more % less; thence Westwardly along said alley
So Feet until it strikes the s., w. of the lot
lot l35 feet to the place of beginning.
The above properly will be sold subject to ehe
righs OF dover of Mrs. Eudora Virginia Goode, the
widow of Joseph Goode.
TERMS OF SALE ~ ash, and balance in equal
inssalmt nts ats, 10 and Is months, with interest
added, secured by negotiable notes. and til. retained
until conveyance ia directed by the Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIB ORNF,
Commissioner.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
: ja9-eo6tdtds Auctsoncer.
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r., The year 1851 has passed away, ard
~ with it many loved object, and many a
Gy.l. aope hath fed-the past we cannot recall
Ill u.urs We dare not claim as our own; the pre-
sen. only is ours. We should try 10 improve it to
the test I'd ;antage and contribute all in our power
not -siy TO cur own happiness, but also to those
VITA whom We are connected III life and especial
" to those 10 whom we are bound by the sacred
a:i aadosring tie that binds husband to W fe pa
rent to child brother to si.ter and friend to friend
We know Of nothing you can do that will afford
then more real pleasure, not only at the present.
but :yug after you shal! be separated from them,
thai 10 present them with good correct and I'm
.adag bAGUERREOTYfE Of yourself. Such you
WI DC sure to obtain by calling at the Gallery of
tiiaHs & Watson, 35k, Main street, and that
al moderate price. AS gentlemen and artists Of
skill and ability, they rank second to none.
GALL2aIEs-35k, Main street, Richmond and
sycamore street. Petersburg, Va. ia 9-6tS
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TELEGRAPHTC NE VS..
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
I We received no ielegraphic despatch
last night.
CONsUMPTIO N.-RusHToN. cIARK b

CONsUMPTIO N.--RUsHToN, CLARK &
CO.'S CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICl-
NAL COD LIVER OlL.--This valuable remedy.
introduced By us TO the notice OF the medical pro.
tession, but little more than swo years since, has,
during that ehort leriod, advanced more rapidly
In the public estimation than any remedy vet dis.
covered for this dread destroyer of the human
race. X has been used with the most signal and
gratifying success, even in cases considered hope.
less, and in the late reports of the New York and
pennsylvania Hospitals its use tits spoken of as
being more valuable than any remedy yet dscov err.
ed tor Consumption and Pulmonary Affections and
II has the great advantage over all other remedies
that instead of reducing, il increases the strength
flesh of the patient thus enabling ature to CO.
operate with the remedy, and overcome the dis.
esse.
Owing to the purity and superior quality of the
Oil of our manufacture, having given il POPULAR.
ty over all others, several persons have copied the
shape and style of our bottle, in order to palm off
inf ror quality and adulterated OIL and as the ar
tcle, unless pure, is in most cases. than use.
less, would call particular attention to our Gig.
nature, which is over the cork of each bottle, with
out which it is not genaine. Be particular and en-
quire for Rushton, Clark e. Co.'s Cod Liver OIL
and see that the signature is over the cork. For
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., C. Bennett &
Co, Seabrook e. Reeve, H. C. McNemara, and
Druggists generally, where pamphlets may be
had gratis, giving the history and use of the Oil
de l5-2m
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- Don Louis de la Rosa, fer several years
MASTER from the Republic of Mexico 10 this
government, on Saturday last took leave OF
~ President 10 an address, which, together
With the Presidents reply, appear IN the Wash
:.-,,A naners Of Yesterday.
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K-,ssa.b Rfceptioa Committee, SC.

N 0NSUN 1NtttO CV""Fttttti Nts
u,EgfsBUKG, Jan. l2.-The Committee ap-
,o;nted by the Pennsylvania Legislature TO re-
Eve koSsuth. will meet him at York.
4 bin has been introduced into the House
n, the repeal OF the law prohibiting the use of
.sits Tor the detention Of fugitive slaves.
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rss Hungarian ExILEs.-The telegraph.

Tar HuSeARiAs ExiLEs.-The telegraph.
match published by us yesterday morn.
T. .,.fed that Mr.. STASLEy's resolution for
y ,e';el of the Hungarian exiies in New York
.n.ssed. This was mistake. On mo-
~ suspend the rules for the introduction
v do resolution, the vote was DC yeas TO lbs
So tEe resolution was not considered.
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Intervention in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Jan. l0.-The Senate Of Ohio,
,,.loy- passed resolution declaring that the
tinted States owe ii TO the cause of liberty,
al opgh, TO interfere, should Russia, or any
81 mower, iniermeddle with the internal at.
vi other nations struggling for reedom.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

IS The Northern Mail arrived last night,
u Ia o'clock. The delay was caused by the
,.teettiug aground at Washington, and the
'. n the river. We copy the only items Of
| .,,tence received.
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ODD.FEl.LOWS' HALL.

ODD.FEk.LOWS' HALL.
THE GREAT AMERICAN DToRAMA.
representing the funeral of Mr. Calhoun in
charleston, s. C., viii be presented to the citizens
OF Richmond for the first time on Thursd eve.
ing, 9Th January 1852, and will continue open
every evening for short time only. This Diorama
Is entirely new In its construction, has never be.
largest collection of moving figures ever seen at
The great procession contains over Four
Thousand Figures, comprising the Military
ODD Fellows, Rechabites, Sons of Temperance,
Sailors, &C.. all moving their limbs in walking be.
fore the audience
Commence alta quarter past o'clock precisely.
price. ia 7-ts
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-, WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD

S>-l~A COMPANY-At meeting OF the Direc-
tors, held OF the 9Th inst, the following was adop
ted
K .olredr That public notice be given to the de-
mo ent Stockholders in the Wssthann Plank Road
Company that unless they pay the amount due on
thel: STOCK on before the 2lst inst, said stock
VIII be publicly sold, and they proceeded against
,r any deficiency thereon in the mode prescribed
~ law D. w. HAXALL, President.
Ia l2-d42l
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WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auct. ia
BY GEORGE j. SUMMER.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Flu

III OUSI1IIVHD fNO M ICHEN FUR.
II NITURE AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY
MORNING, the 18th inst, commencing at half past
10 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. John Talman, Jr,
who is declining housekeeping, on the corner of
Clay and 9th streets Church HILL will be sold at
auction his household and kitchen Furniture being
nearly new and in good order, consisting of the
usual variety. Among the kitchen Furniture, will
be found an excellent Cooking Stove, complete.
Terms cash.
ia 10 GEO. J. SUMNER, Aucr
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUsRHOLD AND KITcnEg III

II JAMES HI TAX I.OE.
EHOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II ElTURE AT AUCTlONs--WiG be- acid on
FRIDAY MORNING next, the l6tl irsa csr1n.els
cling at 10 o'clock, at the fessr- e of Charles III
Wynne, {whoi IL declining hou eping Aon 2nd
between Main and Cary stree,., rs sntire stock Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting u
such articles a. are usually kept in gsnteei fami
". IjaIsl JAMES NJ. FaYLoR.
BY WELLINGTON asODDIN.
THIRTY ACRES ON WOOp LAND.
i NINE MILES NORTH OF RICHMOyD.
FOR SALE AT AUCTi0E.--Will be cold on
FRIDAY next, the 18th day Of January 1882 at
IL O'Clock, NJ in front of my office, thirty acres OF
wood LAND, ia HenEfo county, nine rifles north
of Richmond, ON tia road leading frouz BswIes
Mills to the city Of Richmond, adjoining the lands
of James 8. Ryall, Thomas Tyler, and others, and
nowin the occupancy oil Ar- John Lunphini Terms
cash. w GopDlN, Auctoneer.
ja12
ExECUTOR,s sALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE. ON CHURCH HILL AND
ON SHOCKOE HML, FOR SALE. Az AUG
TI0N.-Will be seldom Thursday, the 18th day
of January, 1882 upon the premises, respectively,
the real estate of which the late Susan p Merriam
died seized, consisting. of House and Lot, on
Church Hill, the western side Of 2Sih street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets and brisk store
and dwelling, on Broad street, Shockoe Hill, be
tween LIST and 2ua streets, now in the occupancy of
MIR. Royal Todd. The former properly will be
divided to suit the views OF bidders.
TERMs-One-thTd cash, balance at six and
nine months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by a trust deed; or title retained.
The sale will commence at o'clock, p: NJ, with
the first described premises, and at o'clock, P.
a., with the last named premises.
By request of the executor of Mrs. Susan T.
Merriam, deceased.
de 80 W. GoDDIN, Auct.
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a~15|S II you want good Cigar, just stop
81 in at J. II IRVlNS, Broad street, where
there Is choice selection of importsd and domes
- Cigars, of The most popular brands. Also, a
variety Of SHUTS, Fancy Articles, &c at Northern
pics. ia !2-@t+
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NEw PAPER IN DANvILLE.-Messrs. Ster-
H., II. Lester and James L. Claiborne pro-
pose to issue paper in Danville, to be called
the Roanoke Republican, to advocate Demo-
cratic principles.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN pANACEA

INDIAN PANACEA,
Ecwly Giscoyered By Dr. Miaaoct
THIS mixture most efectualiy cures the above
Il complains, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivsled success
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by K
NJ. Warrington, Agent, over j. B. Stegal's Store No
16 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer TO the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can tes-
tity to its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs. Hutcherson Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp.s Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields Mrs Darfey.
K. NJ. WARRINGTON
Sole Agent for the United States.
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- Daguefreetypes of Chiidren.-
S>--a Mothers wishing 10 have the nlcst per
Vet and lie most artistical hkenesses of their chill
drtl should be very particular to call on the sub
scn.gr, d: he and ne alone has Of late discovered
aFoccsz almost equaling the magnetic teles graph
Ii 'lred, and far surprising il IN accuracy. Call
aa- De convinced by single trial of the fact.
o NJ P. SIMONS,
a No ISL Main street.
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l...glign Of he Maine Legislature
IrserreRtioa

PORTLAND, Me-, January l2.-The House of Re-
p,eseltatves of this State on Saturday last, by a
vote Of g to a. passed the following resolution in
rss.on to the Intervention ofRussia IN tie affairs
o. Hungary:
DResgEred That We earnestly desire that the Co
vernrneut OF the United States may exert an infiu.
ence in some wise and proper manner against all
stch intervention was practised by Russia
against Hungary, during the struggle of the latter
with Austria"
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AUCTION NOTICE.-THiS
BE MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the residence
Of Mr. Charles Chaplin, corner Of Bank and 18th
streets viii be sold his entire Household and
* Glen Furniture GEO. j. SUMNER,
1 "a l4-it Auctloneer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THHATRE 81,

N - u a y II u.
FASHIONABLE COMEDY NIGHT.
Third night Of the distinguished American Au.
thoress aad Actress
Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt.
On This Evening. january 14th,
VIII be perfcg med Knowles truly beautiful and
fashionable Comedy, I'm 5 acts,) entitled
TIVE LOVE CHASE.
Constance, Mrs Mowstt; Wildrake, Mr. Brcls.
ford Sir William Fondlove, Mr.. Cartlitch.
Jotts Arrogoneze, by Mile. Ciocca and Mons.
Szollosy
To conclude with the never.tring piece, entitled
THE WOOL DEALER
Deuteronomy Dutiful. c. Burke.
Ia Ia
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BY J. r. d. PAYNE, SALESMAN.

BY j. X. ID. PAYNE, SALESMAN.
SALE s OF BRICKS, BULBS, CARTS,
DAY next, that. being the 18th day Of January,
1852, at the hoSr of IL, M. will be oSered for sale
at the brick yard lately occupied by William I.
Lipscomb, a:tae foot of Navy Hill, near the Dis.
tillery of Messrs. Stearns q Brunsaell, all the
Bricks, both burned and unburned, in said yard,
supposed to be about 400, 000in number also foar
Mules, tRo Horses, four Carts, Gear, &c, together
with all the shelters, poles lrsnber, scafol3iBg,
and fixtures upon said premises The above safe is
made in pursuance of the provisions of trust
deed of record in the office OF the Court Of Hus-
tinss dated October 1851, and VIII be without re-
serve Terms made known % the day OF sale. By
order Of the trustee
ia l3-tds JOHN R D. PAYNE, Auct.
THRUST SALE.-ln pursuance of deed of
l. trust executed by James Simpson to me es
trustee for the beneat of v. Heehlar ON the 18th
day of August. 1881, and admitted to record in
Henrico County Court on the 23rd day of Same
month shall offer for sale at public auction On
the premises, on the 10th day of January 1854
at IL o'clock. all the furniture and fixtures of the
well known establishment of the Eagle Bakery aud
Eating House of said James Simpson, together
with lot of Cigars, Flour, Butter, Lard, Sugar,
MolaSses Vinegar, &c, &c. and also two Horses,
Broad Carts, and harness.
TERMS made known on day CT sale.
JOSEPH WETZLAR, Trustee.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auct. ja7
| A NSWER TO "ThUsT sALE"-In yester.
| "A days Dispatch, | notice an advertisement
purporting to ernanate from Jsseph Wetzlar, trus.
lee, to " Hechler, offering for sale al public aac
ton, on the 10Th of January, 1882 my wes.knou n
Bakery and Eating House. on Main street. Now,
this is to certify that |, James Simpson, do pro.
nounce said offer illegal, and one entirely unwar-
ranted by me; and that will pot relinquisa my
just claim to the establishment aDd fixtures es the
Eagle Bakery, unless in obedience to q Judgment
obtained by a suit at law.
jas JAMES SIMPSON.
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NJ ILL be sold at public auction, ON We'd
" NESDAY, the 14th day of January, 1652, at
the hour of O'Clock, P. M, handsome corner
lot of ground, at the intersection of Broad. and
Monroe streets, fronting 80 feet en- said Broad
street. And Immediately thereafter, two lots Of
ground near nlr. Peter Gienns residence, on one
of which is large framed stable The above ia
my own property, and the terms which will be IL
beral will be made known on the day of sale.
JAMES T. SUTTON, Jr.
ja10 Real Estate Agent.
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WASHINGTON HorEI.

TNHiS well known establishment il now omen
Il for the reception of visitors 1t has been eem
piee,y renovated md re.uiash ID, and we proulisc
that 40 pains shah be spared to promote the com.
to OF Our guests. TEe table viii be always sus.
piled with the laxuries OF the seaaon. Saloon
has been added TO the Hotel, where Refreshments
may DC had of the greatest variety, and served up
10 The bes siJle. at ailtmes. ltiss so disconnected
from tho house as 10 occasan no Interruption OF
theardes for The accommodation OF the regu' ar
guests. Tae best Liquors are kept at the BAR.
&. 30 WEN & BRUCE.
fgs Fredericksburg News viii irs .rt Il ur lines
E IL I2-Isg
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CEDAR TAR. MANUFACTURED BY MRS
In, b NORRIS, BALT1MORE-Whieh Is de-
ededig the best article ever yet introduced Tor me
cure OF Bronchitis, Consumption OF the Lungss
Tlvsnepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Aztec
Tins. piles, &c Price 81 per bottle, which lasts
from six to eight WEEKS.
Home Testimony.
DR.. William C. Crump, Deniist, of this city, has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs for
the last Eve or years, and has tried almost every
article recommended in his case, witheut any real
benefit. When the Cedar Tar was advertised for
sale in this city. he purchased bottle, and iume-
diately derived benefit from its healing and strength
ening properties. At the time be commenced ta-
king it, he was very low, iassmuch that he was
obliged to give up his Office for practice. He 10
now so much relieved thst he 70 able to attend To
his PATIENTS and, by continuing the medicine. ha
confidently hopes 10 be fully restored. Or. @. has
kind,y volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others might be benefited There arc
Others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who csa be referred 70. besides number
of Physicians in Baltimore, who are administering
il in their daily practice. ~ =
al subscribe with pleasure spd fun eonntenca
to the good effects of the Cedar Tar. - prepared
and sold by Mrs. Nerrts. In many eases Of diseases
having prescribed Il frequently. and Always with
good effects. a, kfcHs ~. d
March "a, 1851. .isssg g - & b
For sale Id Richmond By f..sssss : 80
w p. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street, s
General Agent for Essteyn Virginia
- Call and seq certificates ct euro a5
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMO ID i.

ARRIVED,
S:saner City Of Richmond, Foster, New York,
, fngTcuandize and passengers.
a SAILED,
p Steamer Belvidere. Clifford, merchandise, Balti
,jmore Ludlsm g. Watson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-14

WHAT is ITe-It is to let you know that as
w the season has SO far advanced, and the sub.
scriber having too many goods On hand he is desi-
rous OF closing out large lot of Winter Goods.
He will offer Ga Merinos at she; Mousetaines at
i2tc; Alpaca at 1eac; 4 Merino 25. Fine Cash.
meres and Mousela ines at and below cost. Hand.
some Dress Silks an Poplins at cost. Sheetng, Al
inches wide, at cd; Shifting at cents; and lots eff
other goods all to be offered to purchasers at the
lowest prices. ABRAHAM LEVY JR,
ial3 20l Broad street