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Dress Trimmings.

OWEN & CO have Just received large and varied
" assortment rich Dress Trimmings, at very low
prices is Sept 2S
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THE GREATEST THING YEr.-The Balm of a Thous-
and Flowers which for freckles,
pmples blotches, ETC., which have remained on the
face since childhood, and also for cleansing the teeth
has never yet been excelled T
Sold by SAWYER MAGoUN and WIN B. srEARNs.
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EARTHQUAKE.-We understand that a
smart shock of an earthquake was felt in
Exeter, N. H., at about half-past II O'Clock
on Saturday night. 1t shook the doors and
windows violently, aud in one instance Jared
down some of the plasteriug of dwelling
house.
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Sd c 81 { III s.

In this city, 25th u, Eugene Mitchell, aged yrs
and months.
In Georgetown, Goth ult, Mary A Powers, aged 90
years.
Lost overheard from brig Niagara, on the passage
from Cardenas 10 New York, Mr. Henry Stacy, of this
city, I'd officer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

- The Maine electors of President and
Vice President were to meet in the State
House in Augusta, on Tuesday last. Who
was elected messenger to Washington, we are
not informed.
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Genuine Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BirrERs-WeAyER,sS SALT
RHEUM CANKER CuRE-NoRRUEAp's CAL
vANtc BELTS, BRACELETS, &c.-DR JAYNEs
FAMILY MEDIcINEs-WLBoR's COMPOUND
COP LIVER OIL AND LIME
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Caiarrh Snuff
Pain Killer Richardson's Buffers
Abbotts BItters Syrup of Liverwort 4.
Johnson's Lnament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamentum Pills of all kinds
Toothache Drops Pile Electuary
Composition Powders Bone Llnament
Hair. Oils Worm Lozenges
Eve Water Vermfuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

DoDGEs BREACH OF Promise CAsE.-The
Boston Herald says the suit instituted by Miss
Emily Macomber against Ossian E. Dodge,
for breach of promise, has been withdrawn by
the complainant.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

no exchange, unimproved land, free from
"a incumbrance, near The business part OF the
ssslfd City Of Boston. Mass, for farm OF 100
4A. or more, we'll cultivated, with or without the
STOCK and tools, with good buildings and orchard Ap-
ply at this Office. " 49, 24lf
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!sgi gdlTRASK,S n9r3
Alternative AND TONIC,
COO. For the Hair.

THE value of This admirable preparation too well
known in This community 10 need any KITE nded no.
lice or commentator; and the proprietor feels that
is only necessary for him call The attention of
public 10 the fact that for mating ofhe hair hoa riness
decooraion, badness, &c, il has equal and no one
who prizes this useful and ornamental appendage
the head should be wiihoulit
For sale by the subscriber, his shop opposite the
Sagadahock House, and by Sawyer c Magoun Henry
P IL TRASK.
Bath, Apr IS, 1852. 80 As
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D. M r EIIENGxLL q GUS
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIMOTHY d. BONDS
Ora TX Il H BAKERY.
5s at Wilmington, Mass.
No 81 Portland Street, tsouih corner Of Merrm,ek II ,
BOSTON,
for SALE Hard and Soft Butter Crackers Soda ug.r
Graham Milk and PicNiC Biscuit in Tin Casks or kres
Tor shipping; Pilot and Navy Bread Wine and O,s-
yer all Of superior quality for sale the most
reasonable terms
" Orders left at No Merchants Row. orC2 Portland
ne City Scales will be tina kfully received ard
promptly executed.
christmas and New Years. Prescnf.::
Annals and illustrated BoOkS---fuf 1853.
letter Paper Envelopes Gold and Steel Pens BLANK
sae mi 80, stationery, ofevery description, whole.
JAMES FRENCH, "a W,.h;oo,o, q, n,o
A. Nj, BECK 4 CO.,
NO. l2O WASHINGTON STREET .Bosrox
fropretors of Isaac Babbrs celebrate Toi,r, s.,.
ana Creams, Crinoeum for the Hair and Panur, n
!iirlce: Wholesale New England Agency Co. M Dof'
rIICHS Popular Medicines, Abdominal -
haling Tubes, and Shoulder Braces (enrrsir ih-
Boston Chemical Washing Powder Also ir.las ~ 10. ct
choicest Perumery, Hair Oils and Hair DYES Al IA ne
promptly answered ~" o'oers
bEcK. CHAs HARnuNoror
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GREETING.


cock, Washington, xforJ, Somerset, Penobscot,
waldo, franklin Piscaaquis and Aroostook, or
either OF their Deputies. TO any constable of the
town Of, i'll the County Of -,
LIS. GREETING.
WE command you 10 attach the goods and estate of
w Francis Lenont, of Saint Herbert, Oregon Ter
rory, 10 the value of hundre and fifty dollars
and summon the said def IF he may be found in
preclnct 10 appear before Justice of District
Court for the Middle District, next TO be holden al
Wscasset within and for the County of Lincoln, OH
The second Tuesday Of June next, then aud there in
our said Court, 10 answer unto Davis Hatch, of Bah
IN our said County OF Lincoln, trader, in plea Of the
case for that the said def, at said Bath on the 18th
day OF January, d 1912 by his promissory mole of
that date by him signed, for value received promised
the plf 10 pay him his order the of forIyone
dollars and thirty cents on demand with legal in
terest therefor until paid Yet though often requested
said def has not paid the but refuses do
To the damage of The said p las he saith the of
hundred and fifty dollars which shall then and there
be made Tn appear with other due damages. And have
you there this writ with your dongs therein.
Witness, RICHARD d. RICE, Esq. Wiscasset, the
second day of April i'll the year of our Lo I'd hous
and eight hundred and ffty-two.
f. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

BALTIMORE, Nov. %. A report was cur
rent al Richmond that Hon. VIM. r King,
Vice President elect, was dead but the pa
pers cOnsiderer il untrue.
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Clean out YOUR Vaults,

A NY citizen wishing 10 have his vaults cleaned out
n can have them done cheap by making immediate
application at the City Marshal's Office.
Bath, Nov 26, 1852. 3w24
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Notice.
Rockingham NJ. Fire Insurance Co.

Rockingham M. Fire Insurance Co.
Treasurer's Office. Exeter, Nov 90, 1852.
MEMBERS of this Company r siding in Bath will
Iu be called upon in few DAYS, for the ;,ayment of
an assessment ordered by the Directors Sept 30 1852
No ]. C. billiard, Treas pro TEN.
WV <'i lSo2. 3WN
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tper steamship America, at Boston.l

lfer steamship AHerlca, 1T boston.l
Sid from Liverpool 10th, ship Charlotte Reed, Elwell
Bath.
York Goth Rio Gfande do 2Uth ] p Harvard, for N
Orleans.
Ent inward at London 9th inst, Kate swanton Morse,
FIN New Orleans.
Ar at Mauritus Aug a. Katahdn, Morse, Calcutta, and
sid eth for London.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
Old Fashioned Rubbers.

A LARGE stock of Ladies' imported Rubbers is now
n open at j. W. ROBERTS.
Balh Nov 80, 1852. "a
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CLOSING SALE!.
WILLIAM BOYLE,
Permium Ventilating and Gossamer
WIG MIXER.

Draws attention n style OF Wigs, called the In
shrinking Gossamer Wig which, for ghtness elegance,
and durability, has never been equalled. Also
The Ladies Self Adjusting Wig,
Which adaps itself on the instant the head, and is
natural defy de econ, by members ofthe same
family. A large assortment always on hand.
Depot for Bogle's Hyperion Fluid for the Hair Boge's
Hair Dye Amole, Shaving Cream, etc.
277 Washington Street, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

The paragraph in the Post few days
since, concerning n suit between F. o. J.
Smith and Amos Kendall, and others, has
reference only to some private contracts be-
tween the parties, while Mr.. Smith was the
acting agent of the telegraph company at
the eastward.-BoSton Post.
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At Glasgow l2th ship stara Morse, Lawton, for New
York 9th, and from Greenock 9th.
Cid FIN st John, NIB 18th, bark Tenaro, Barstow, Pen
arth Roads 22d, ship Zenobia, Barker, Liverpool.
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BuckWheat, SamD. Farina.

A LARG T. sized Mcireggor Coal Stove will he sold
Il cheap ifappIed for soon. 1t may be at this
office
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CORN Starch Maccaron Vermacel, Sage, Tapo-
" ca. Pearl trey, Ar7ow-oot, Potato Starch, Ism
glass, Gelatine IRISH Moss Cocoa, Canary Seed Cit
ron, Currants, Sulana Raisins Mace and Yeast Pow
der, for sale by GANNETT.
Nov 81 1852
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Boys Thick Boots,
ADMINISTRATORS Sale

PRIME assortment of Boys Thick and KID Boo,
- 1T j. w. ROSERTS,
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SPOKEN.

Nov l7th, lat a. Ion GO, brig Solomon Eaton two day
from New York for Neuvtas.
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Just Opened.
McGreggOr Stove for Sale.

A GOOD assortment of Mems Thick Boots Of extr
II quality al ]. w ROBERTS
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Per steamship Baltic at New York.

Per steamship Baltic at New " rk
Cid fin Liverpool 9th, VIM Patten, Boston; 18th, Tri-
ton, Smith, Charleston
Emf outward at London 18th, Naples Duncan, for N
Orleans.
Ar at st Helena Oct Katahdin, Morse, Calcutta for
London.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

HARDWARE AND METALS,
MUEL MAY & CO.,
No Broad St, Corner of state) Boston.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, link,
Sheet Brass Copper, Lead Block Tin Cast Steel in all
shapes and sizes Anvs, Vses, Files, Rasps, Emery
Smiths Bellows FORCES and shears, Nuts aud Washers,
Chains, Ri.ets, Bolts, &c, DC.
Stubs's Tools, Files and Steel,
Brass, Copper. Timed and Steel Wre Comb-pIate Gard
cleaners and Tenter hooks.
SM r. Co, are Agents for the sale of TIMERS MA
and Tools OF improved quality, Healds improved
Punchpress for punching light iron copper hoops &c
Sheet Iron and Tin Plate in bond for transportation to
Canada and the British Provinces.
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j. A. WHIPPIE.

Daguerrean Artist 90 Washington street, Boston.
Received the highest premium the last Mechanics
Fair, Boston, Mr. also received Prize Medal the
worlds Fair He will take any number OF figures
one plate.
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JOSEPH w. FUTILE,

Commission Salesman of Country Produce.
All business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
attended 10 and returns made soon as possible.
Cellar 81 Brattle ST., under City Hotel. Boston.
Refer 10 G w Gage or VIM F Tucker, City Hotel;
WIN Hunter. cellar No Faneuil Hall Market BosIor.
Address by mail or Otherwise, J. w. TuTTLE, City
Hotel. Boston.
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s.. n. PETTENGILL a cos
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
az f.ttf Z NOVEMBER, 1852 itfVI

The Second Card Lsi for Fall Of 1854 colIrc,ed N,
No 10 State Street, Boston, who author ed ~
publishers Of the best and widely ciTcn,, nJ
Newsps pers throughout the United States 10 ,aks "a
vers, mems and subscriptions their loves, rars ~
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Wanted.

WAT, vest and Pant makers.
c. E. LEE, nearly opposite
! l4ti the Elliot Housed
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u The following is list of many Of the most sub.
stantal and honorable Business Firms in Boston, Mer
chants and others visiting the City, will find the Drecto
ry service them, and they advised take
II with them. .si. 5w22
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STOVES

LARGEassortment of Cooking Pa rlor and II ore
II Stoves, of the most approved patterns now selling
by the subscribers al GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also, constantly on hand, Coal Holds, Shovels, Sin
ers, Stove Funnel ,SadIrons Tinand Copper Ware Of
every rpon, and all other articles usually ken, in
q hardwarestore MITCHELL Low
Bath, Jan 2S, 1852. 80
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State of Maine.

ONLY 50 ,25 for Gents Kip Boots, al
" Nov 80, 1857. J. w. ROBERTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

AN EARLY RIsER.-lt has always been one
of tie pecularities Of men, that upon going
to any particular locality with the iron horse
or the putting steam monarch, or the sluggish
canal boat, to stop and wait with the patience
of martyr and the ague Of an Illinoisan for
the particular hour of departure to come
Having, tor instance, TO take the cars for Wash
ington or Petersburg, at 6 or 7. In order to be
in season, Mr.. Expeditions is usually found
rising at g. diessoa at L. and portmanteau in
hand, at the depot, at ). There's still another
class that multiply minutes, expand hours, and
arrive at the depot in time to see the freighted
train moving forward at its usual brisk pace,
somewhere about a mile off. That class is
composed Of the ready-to hats in daily bust.
ness life. We have been led to make these
desultsry remarks from listening 10 a very
pentential confession from Joe Green, slave to
Ellis & Pearce, who wishing to bein season
for the arrival of an express ship at 4 O'Clock
on Sunday morning, got up at half past two
o'clock, dressed, and by three was in the cage.
Yesterday, Joe was duly admonished for keep
ing too early hours, and discharged.
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Earthquake at st. Jago. and Distressing
Mortality.

HAVANA beCs lItHs
Our accounts from ST. Jago de Cuba repre-
sent a most deplorable condition of the peo-
pie in that fated city, brought to the climax
of wretchedness by another shock of earth
quake, which took place on the Goth of No
vember. But three months since, similar
visitation destroyed property estimated by mil
lions. Disease has also been taking off the
first-born of the land-every house has been &
dwelling of sorrow, and in some none ere left
TO weep. Cholera, smallpox, and fever, have
been most fatal, in consequence probably OF
the want of the usual comforts of which they
were deprived in August last. With this ac-
cunulation Ct misery, to receive the chasten-
ing rod again, leaves nothing to hope for with
that people they cannot be built up. The
suffering, am informed by reliable letters,
cannot be appreciated by those who caanot
witness it. There have been none TO bury
their dead out OF their sight,-and the bodies
are exposed upon the surface of the burying
ground, -"hile hunger wastes away the strong
man, and the loneliness Of the land in its per
ished daughters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

SPAIN.-The Royal Decree was published
Nov. 18th, regulating the position and priyile
ges of foreigners in spain. The decree is a
mere modfcatio of the old law. Unnatural,
lied foreigners are divided into two classes
"domiciIed," if they have resided three years;
'transitive" if otherwise. The passports and
other regulations are as strict as ever. No TO-
re sner shall be permitted to profess any other
religion than ''the Catholic, Apostolic Ro.
man." and no stranger can naturalist in Spain,
or Spdniard abroad, without The express
consent of the Government under which he
was born.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

STEALING WooD.-Felix Harwood, slave to
George Turner, not being able to control his
pilfering propensities, on Sunday night conde.
scended to an act of petty larceny, in stealing
quantity of WOOD. The Mayor supposing
that the fire kindled from the wood was scarce.
ly sufficient to warm even Harwood's nose,
ordered him a hot stripping Of 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

The WEATHER Yesterday was day Of sun,
shine, business engagements, aud prom enadn G -
In advance of Christmas, employees and employ
ers were as busy as the seven Industrious feas -
Buying and selling were the chief occupations f
Main and Broad streets. The lades-the bright
angels Of this lower world sut in full stregth
as FIRE sh and rosy as the God of Day.
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e More Testimony in favor of BrI.

,y@ More Testimony i'm favor of Bry-
ans Pulmanlc Wnfers.-From DR. Jetur Gar
dener, Of New York-He wing used Bryan's Pull
monic Waters for Coughs, &c, in my family. find
them to be most excellent medicine for a!ay n
Coughs attendant upon Colds, &c, sand would
cheeriully recommend them to the public safe
remedy.
From James Herring, Esq, G s Of the Grand
Lodge Of FreemasoEs, OF New York
NEW YoRY Dec 20.-Having used two boxes of
Blyan's Pulmonic Waters for Coughs among the
chi dren of my family, have found them a very
excellent remedy, and Can recommend them &C
cordngly.
Agency al WOODS
City Drug Sire, corner above City Hotel.
DO e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

CLEARED.-An unfortunate eb0, named Geo.
Waller, on Saturday night went SO far as to
order stew of muscles, and fry of bones,
without having any pass. or authority to act
even as one of Lee & Thompson's shivering
aduncts. He worked for ]. II. Skinner, and
was discharged by the Mayor after receiving a
suitable reprimand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

FfREMEN on SIDEwALKs.-A verdict o.
$1,000 has been rendered against fire compa
ny in Buffalo for running over and injuring a
boy on the sidewalk, where they had no right
with their machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

1t is estimated that the next return of the
Bank Of England will show an increase of be-
tween G3G0000 and 100000 in the stock of
the precious meIals-so large has been the in
fu1 of Australian gold, which, after passing
through the hands of the brokers and others,
has found its way into the Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21
tyTO THE CITIZENS of Richmond,

AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
If you wish 10 have your Hair Cut, in the latest
ana most aPProsGa i b ana your Mnls ,
call al the Har-Cutting Shaving. Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon, uuder the American Hotel
N Blot, cold and shower Baths can be had
daily, from . A NJ to 9 z NJ aud on Saturday to II ?
NJ Single Bath - cents or five tickets for 81
Entrance on lIth street. nO27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

IRREGULAR.-A slave named Jordan Cor
don, slave to Haxall & Brother, was arrested
Sunday evening in default of correct pass.
Proving, yesterday, that he acted under autho
rty of his employers, he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

u The best evidence that be adduced in favo
OF the etcacIousness of Hoolaud's German Bitters
prepared by DE- c. NJ. jackson is the unprecedent de-
nand for them from all parts of the Union and al
though there may be many compounds prepared aud
represented being worthy of liberal patronage yet
feel constrained TO remark, that the Der Of
testimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
hSnored by persons of the highest character and
spectabiy who found it necessary to have recourse
his preparation is testimony sufficiently conclusive
that more ehectual remedy for the almost immedat
relief of those afflicted with that dreul maady ,dys
pepsia, has never been discovered de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

SUsPIcIoUs-A very black and suspicious
negro named William Bethel, was arrested on
Sunday evening while engaged in the interest
ing game Of leap frog without any pass On
yesterday, in consideration Of his activity and
general goo behaviour, the Mayor discharged
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

RoYALTY.-On Sunday we he I'd divers remarks
concerning the two bona fde German Princes that
stopped in this city for few hours while on their
way South. Some of those criticisms we,e of e
regular blue stocking character, others were as
pliable and variable as yard of Gsodyear's pre-
pared rubber. We sat and listened to the learned
discussions Of the republicans aad legjtimates,"
with much complacency, neither prasing, decry
ing, or commenting. We had little bit Of private
opinion, however, about as thin and tender as the
public conscience, that visitors should always be
treated with courtesy. The Princes were very
cordially greeted by our citizens Sunday, and
upon leaving, expressed their qualification for the
cordial attention which they had received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

F1oHTisG.-Wm. Brown and VIM. Stuart ,
for fighting in West Market street, Sunday,
were, on yesterday, bound over by the Mayor
to keep the peace and be Of good behaviour,
ia the sum of 5000 each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21
IL stableri. Good u edicines.-The sur

Stabier's Good vi edicines.-The sur
prsingly beautiful style 10 which these articles are
put up, call forth the encomiums O! all who have
seen them, aud this Is certain indies that they
have been prepared with uncommon degree Of
skill aud care, and all who them feel q GER
,ainty OF their excellence for the Of Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, and early stages Of Consumption,
and Diarrhoei. de- l4-dlt:lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

SALE-This moraing, at 10 oclosk Mr. John r.
D. Payne will sell out the factory, with its fixtures
and contents, formerly owned by Mr. Poitiau Ro-
birson, on Cary, between 18th and 18th streets -
The machinery will comprise tobacco screws, cast-
lngs, presses, mills brands and castings, all in per-
feet order. In addition to the Implement, 100 900
feet of boards, suitable for tobacco boxes will be
sold. All the mules, horses and carriages connected
with the Establishment will also be sold. The most
celebrated and probable OF Mr. Robinsons brands
will b offered to the highest bidder, together with
about so negroes, excellent stenners, twisters,
pIizers, drivers and field hanis Tobacconists will
do well to attend and bid at this sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21

ENTERPRIsING.-A writer in the Journal OF
Commerce claims TO be able to "put through"
q Rail Road from St. Louis to the Pacific in
one wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-21
EE People OF AmerIcn :--Thousands

People of America :--Thousands of
you have suffered for long years with Rheumatic
Pains, Ulcerous Sores Sweed Legs, Plies, and
rRny other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to cure, and your physicians
have pronounced incurable-yOu need suffer no
longer.
remedy IS discovered and placed within the
reach of all, that will cure all of these complaints
and make you dance with JOY for you shall be
he aled This great remedy is the
Mexican Mustang Lniment!
Important and extraordinary cures are daily re-
ported to US as having been performed by the use
of this Linment, and none who use it are disap
pointed in its effects.
PRICEs.--The Iniment is put up in sizes: the
so cent and 81 sizes niain three and six times as
much tue 25 cent size, and much cheaper.
For sale BY all Druggists and by
PURCELL, LADD & co,
de Ida Wit Richmond.