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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Continuation Of tho AmerIca,s News.

NEW YURK. April l6.-Srh =rriand:-A edict
has been issued wlni nl toreigUrrs from en-.
ering Geneva witl"n, papers. They will beck
PEELED unle = they report lh-nIs Ives and obtain
The necessary l,erni.si,m- --tlIpse whn chous' can
have passports ipr America aud England bui none
Tor France. Germany ar Austria.
The Times correspondent says that Austria
will secretly mature the existing leriiluriml ar.
rangement. Russia und Prussia wnl make com.
mnn cause with h'r. Austria is Oh excellent
terms with France
Austria and Prussia il il said. have concluded q
treaty al navigation respecting the Dmu,e; the
duties hilhertu payable on tlml river have beeu
abolish
In Prussia the ministerial crisis was over. and
he king had declared lie nd M intention Of chang
Ing II.
India, Chiaqy and Bomba.- Advires satng
that the neg 'tiat'ons relating to the Burmese have
iIieu.
A force of six llousnnd men from Calcutia and
Madras were b. start lar Birnab On the 18Th ui
March squadron OF wnr steamers left Bnrnba
Tor Rnng0on which would call at Madras for
troops. HuStiiilies We're inevitable.
The progress ol the rebels in China was decii.
edly forward. anl in one or iva cases the lmpe.
rial iurccs had been sguaily del eiipd
Samples If Irish beet ront sugar have been ex.
blbned i'll London, and specimens sent To Ameri.
ca aud the continent.
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Silks Bareges, DaregeS, DE LANES and
IOOPLISS. selling at unusally low prices al
l April 8, 1852 HENLEYrS
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kOssuth and Magyar Hats,
STRAW, Palm and Leghon, beautiful assortment
- latest ststyles, at HENLEYB.
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Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
( tRAVATS. Collars, Hsndkcrchiefs, Hose and halt
~ Hose, ready Tor inspection at JIENLEY'S
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Look OutI

EN0R that hacking cough, it will lead to consump-
Il ton, USE HowE's coU0H CANDY, sold by
L. L. SLOCUM,
Nov. 20 Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

The Chdhr EiccIioM "A good demncrn,
thinks we ought 10 expuse the faIseh"o,Is in tlr
f''l"wing paragraph in order To show how easy
it is Cnr the TELEGRAPH to lie:
"Mr Baushm II "f the second Ward was mi
nominated ns candidate umiiI after the poll,
were opened, aud IN the fun til ward nn prepn
ration was made until the opening OF the polls
wh''e the Whiss had been cuupIe of weeks fix
ing up their ckel" ~
The truth is. the LrcoGncos heldn II meeting a
the Swan Hotel on Saturday evening. and N.
same corning HE pubHsher ofMe Teisg~opk mo'
consulted d6Om printing he tickets, Instead %
rwo weeks. I'll" Wnig terminating meeting wa.
held Oh the Friday before the election. Bu
what Of lhisl 1t is only what the Telegraph doe.
every week without compunrtion of conscience
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Estate of EIizabeth EIwell.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrative on
the Estate OF kLIzABErH EIwELL, deceased. Dated
at Lancaster, this first day Of April, 1885,!
4w49' HANNAH MIDDLETON, Admtrir.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

Bonnets, Ribbons and Fans,
~ the newest patterns, all on hand az
- April g. 1852 JIEyLEY,S
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RECEIPTS FOu THE GAZETTE.

J"pes Gibbony. Is lsaac Clayp"ol. ..sI75
Samuel Beery.--. LIS David Brandt 90
Isaac Wolf. 300 Miss Mary Herrun.. .G2
john Dean. .....-.l. so A D'Ciaff.
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Real Es'ate fir Sair.-Mr Sherrirk offers fine
for The pu cImsing Of city prnpcrly.
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NEWTON SCHLEICH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
OFFICE-NortheAst corner Of the Public Square.
March Is, 1857 40
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Dr Mchaux, Powha.
tan: J w Clarke, r g. ORR; J Robertson, Lu,
neuburg: v Wilkinson, Chesterfield B X Flem.
ing, Halifax; NJ Chsppoll, do; II Ames, Cum
berl,r d; TT Shacketon, | unenburg; w Grafton
do: W.T. Bailey, Halifax; f Parkinson Amelia;
w Wooding, Dsnville; II jenkins, Cumber.
land; + Alderron, c Sanderron aud w Flppng
do; e 5 X esee, Texas; w w Michaux Powha
tan; Goodman, Hanover; p Guerra nj, Gooch
land; J Wilson, lady aud servant, Charlotte;
Watkins and lady Hawkins and , Misses Haw
kins do; w w Wallace and son, Amelia; A II
Branch and son, Chesterfe d; Rogers, Able.
marie; l. Roper, Petersburg; A l. Booker, Cumber.
land Col l. Brooks Franklin; f I Baugh, Pow
halan L Nosely, Goochland; q Jordan, Mercer;
NJ Beard, Lcxineton; w w HobsOn. Pow bataDi
w Walton, Appomattox; w Vaughan and lacy
Prince Edward; f Walton, Appoma'tox; Col
Mosby, Powha.an; b nt'ey, do.
AMERICAN HOTEL-I g Smith, Charlotte Z
II: AL Lee. do:'A Crenshaw, Chas City; DR. o
CT, nshaw do: A J Morrison, Washington; l. A
Warren Campbell; F c Stoddard. Phia; NJ Lau-
man, Weldon; NJ ) Anderson, Nelson; Z MAJ TN,
do; II Aylett King VIM; G Whitney Phi!a, r II
HYDE NotIoway; q w Vaughan and lady, Prince
EdwardJ Dali s Ri hmond; l. johnson, do; w
|, For,ainc Buckingham, II p Irving Richmond;
T II Campbell, Nottoway; Leyhurn, Rockbri's &c;
living, Buckingham; 4 Eng fish, Pha; II Long
and lady, New York.
CITY HOTEL Auck, Baltimore; L C Nc
Gehee, Prince Edward; Clark, Lynchburg w
Huckstip, Albemare; i Davis and + C Moss,
Louisa; ID d Pannel, Orangr; D Taylor, Abe
marie; Bumpuss. Va C r; N Thompson,
Alabama; VIM + Harris Louisa H Moody,
Chesterfield; T Shaw and lady Alabama; Il
Thompson, Baltimore; w Smith and Master G
Smith, South Carolina; S T Drnmmond, Louis
vile; Dr. B Starke, Hanover; w II Biick, Peters-
burg; w Rawlings and A w Ware, Oh rleston;
d Gaines, Philadelphia; J Capel, Lynchburg, J
Thompson and NJ Zimmerman, Baltimore; d
Froyson, New Kent; Dallis and l. Johnson,
Texas; James, Princess Ann; VIM Whitehead
and Miss Il joyce Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-W Bryant, Danville; II
billiard Miss billiard, Henry; D II Brown, Powhatan;
] FHppen, Cumberland; \ Harris, Miss Harris
Louisa; S Purnell Upsher; Mrs Kanard, children
and servt Washington; Miss Webb, ] S Crawford,
Staunton " r Cochran, Augusta w Timberlake,
Charlottesville; A F Burge Petersburs W Il Brown,
Clarke, Campbell; I Boyd. Wythe: w Royal
Powhatan; J NJ Norris Goochland; Wadsworth, n
York; G Potter, c; Randall, w Randall, Phila;
g Drost, Balsimore Geo Claussen, n York; Captain
Goodwin, Baltimore; c D Farrar, Charleston Doctor
Braxton, Hanover: J Callander, Glasgow, Scetland:
w SOuthall Charlottesville; Mrs Hautevile, Master
Hauteville and servt Mrs Amory, I Dawson Boston.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
WAsHINGToN, Nav. ODD. 1875

NAsHINGToN, Nov. 23d. 1872
Yesterday was the most disagreeabe day
gre 3ase experienced for long time. Ii was
.slr of fem Hoods days-as, first it blew, and
zfgasl il snew. and then it thew, and then it
4EIl. After sle bit fall of snow during the
.ssr1 ing, the weather moderated, and the rain
z,.1zac down in torrents; towards night the wind
<Ss1eeted round to "Nor'west," and this morn.
zsg toe puvements Were coated with ice. 4
.sea-, blue sky, and bracing air, broug hit out
1aBUsaaGs on our streets ,his morning.
MeRbers OF Congress, with their families,
2Ec daily arriving, and are ON the look out for
.-<s&if1rtuble quarters for the winter.
4 walk on the avenue, or Il visit to either OF
Lie Hotels, discloses the fact, that the city is
asst 3iiling up with strangers from all sections
81 the country.
The present will doabtless be merry sea-
$50 III Washing ton. The most extensive ar
engagements have been made during the past
s1G,:ner by the several hotel proprietorS and
sy5arding house keepers land their name is lie
goa I+o accommodate the thousands who will
a-14Wd our city during the coming session, and
~ the Ah of March ensuing.
As the Inauguration OF Gen. TAYLOR, it was
sIIsfarent that our city was sadly deficient in
Ez2e necessary accommodations for The vast
ss@1Sd which always attends on such occa-
SACHS. The evil Think will be remedied this
SAgnier, rs, with the rapid growth of the city
~ssshin the past four years, more ample proyi-
sas,a has been made by our citizens for the
convenience and comfort of strangers. In ad-
eSICen TO the hotels and boarding houses, a
great number Of restaurants have sprung up,
~"tsese plentiful supply of"ait the delicacies
al sde season" can be had.
iearn that the hotel prOprietars are con.
ssderably perplexed in regard to the design of
Ese president elect, as to here he will put up
sig bis arrival in Washington. Mr.. Polk So
gsaEned a, the National" General Taylor, at
~W'ltard =" and now, it is said, the "Uni.
s@'d States claims the honor land the nc
@9ea'anylng emoIuments) especially, mas.
ah1Acf as It was the only hotel in the city, illu.
'ni0eFed on the occasion of the democratic
oeS1hligh hi procession. Well. nous rerroas
HENRICo.
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vUE DAILY DISPATCH.
YIRCINIA LEGISLATURE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a.
senate,


Ia Tue Senate, Mr.. Daniel, from the Commit
s-c OF Privileges aud Elections, made a report
s.s2 the return and qualification OF Mr.. y. T.
Baldwin Senator from the Richmond CITY dis-
e75rt-and the President announced the ap-
aratntment OF MIR. Baldwin as n member OF the
e<oet,y,i,tee on Roads, &c, in place Of Mr.. Mer-
r..stb resigned. The Committee on Roads, on
ysnofion of Mr.. Watson, were instructed 10 IN
ssuirc into the expediency of Incorporating a
asasnpany 10 construct plank road from ChIis-
lille, in Meek lenburg, to keysyiIie DE,
sal, on the Richmond and Dan,ille Railroad
q Charlotte.
House Of Delegates.
Tse Speaker announced the following gen
Sle=Qeu 10 supply vacancies IN The different
1sEs asulees:
Ms. Crane 10 the Committee of Privileges
s,xd Elections; Messrs. Rives OF A., and Ro-
SgsfsoR of H., 10 the Committee of Courts OF
gqsaice; Messrs. Rutherford and Collier to
zssz Committee of Schools and Colleges
N<.ssss. Anderson and Watson to the Commit
DC OK Agriculture and Manufactures and Dir.
Leaack to the committee on County Ofganl-
uaisaR.
0n action Of Mr.. Tomlin, Mr.. Gorcon was
ssa4ed 10 the Committee on Roads, &c.
4 ounnber of resolutions OF inquiry were pre-
-zs4oted and adopted, amongst them The follow
m2=
z,a licenses for keeping private boarding
snaefAes and houses Of private entertainment.
d Or ioaning 10 the Southside Railroad Com
ssxzv the sum Of 100000, to be secured by a
UEaztgage on The property and revenue of the
. oDpGny.
o. authorizing the Court of Norfolk county
- appoint Processioners for that county.
sA amending Cd section of the act TO provide
SIR she incorporation Of Building Fund Asso-
rSilsl oRs passed Nav 2gtb 1852
BE authorizing the Exchange Bank of Vir
scessia, 10 increase the capital stock OF its branch
~ she City of Richmond to double its present
Gc9GGnt Offered by Mr.. Crane.
On amending an act providing for the cleo
-aSYfl qualification, powers, duties and cOmpen-
salon OF Justices of the Peace, &c, pass
ri 4 pril 22d, 1852, so as to provide that The
@[EgcuG and County C1u.;s shall have power
30 aqpDint an Attorney for the Commonwealth
80 cases where the Commemorative Attorney
zEsy have been counsel for defendants, or from
aop other cause shall be disqualified from act
srg2a1pensation be provided for the services of
.Sssasaeys thus appointed.
Tive following bills were passed
I y to iucc rporate the Vernoa Mining Company
hill to authorize the Circuit Court Of the city
s2si s0rfolk 10 hold adjourned Session in the
zEos. ms OF January and February.
LII ID incorporate the Trinal Mining Compa.
1s-
4 bill fer the relief OF Horatio NJ. Rudder ayes
us Hocs l.
4 :@=astc bill to authorize Wn,. Allen to con.
xxgIcs wharf Oh James hiyer In the county of
jsso;s city.
= o,t! authorizing an exchange of arms with the
f-cE-. "a and Rea Rifemcn in Bedford
81. various bills were advanced, the House ad
.s1GEGva1.
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nKA WI Me-. 5. PERKINS, having return
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in.
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers, His sub
jects or models are By the best masters, and have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste and
gradually lead the pupil TO bold ard independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art are invited to cal! at his
rooms corner of 9th and Franklin streets and ex-
anime MS portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be
ceive d on the same terms as in schools.
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LNKANkLIN CL0THIkG sT0&SE, fS3
L niaiu Street, ieiri,sn otd, vu.--The sab.
scribevr woud respectfully call he aaaptica Ut mo
eisieens of Richmond and de surrounding country
70 their very asee ind well selected stock Of Read
Mode Caosts6ag, ccs,sis,ing OF every style and
qraixy Tor faH snd Winner wear, all which we gar
ranlee to sell lower than any Goods of the same
quality IN t;le city OF Richmond. We therefore, in.
vite all who wish TO obtain good article at very
low price, to give US oan.
Als,, very large and selec, stock Of gentemens
Furnishing Goocs.
sc 30-2m r. DEcOU e. co.
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MANUFACTURES, -
NHOI ERAGE AND

XY
WI SWTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO, 16l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line.
Their prices Will be found to be low those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots an Bootees of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskns, Kids, Jenny Lipds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze sud colo ed Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women various
styles
Misses and Chdrens Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
~sAll OF which are'ofered at the lowest rates
fPEMBERTON d BRO, l6l Main st.
tOpposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
17-3p1
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MARINE NE WS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Gallego, Nelson, New York. mdse to D Cur
RE
Schr F Brognard Adams New York.
Schr Percy Rulner Candy, Phila.
Schr Patmos, Sandf ord, New York
Schr Mercy Tag lor, Nickerson, Boston.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Tra Philadelphia inds3 to r
Rankin.
Schr Alfred Myers, from Fredericksburg, arr. at
New York 25rd
Bark ben Dodge, Bennett, sailed from Beverly
Mass, 2lst for Richmond, to load for Rio Grande
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, hence for Boston, arr at
Newport 10Th
Schr Almra Smith, cid. at New York for this
mort Odd
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,


gTNHE subscriber, having completed his winter ar
l. rangements, takes this opportunity OF return
ing his sincere thanks his friends and the pubic
generally for The b raj pstronase he has received
since he opened the above establishment, and oegs
leave to saw that The Exchange Hotel is now IN
better condition for the comfort OF its guests than II
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly TO Its
stvIe as well az to its comforts and respectfully So
lcits continuance of the patronage hitherto 30 lib
orally bestowed upon him
JOHN P BALLARD,
no l0--dts proprietor.
From the Richmond Hhig Of NoU 9th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HOTEL This celebI ated Hotel, dis
tusuished throughout the country for its superior
accommodation has, under the management of its
present landlord, Mr. John P Bal ard, acquired in
brief period a greatly extended celebrity. And
that such ia the is matter Of surprise to us
Indeed it is but striking confirmation of fact we'll
known to all who have any knowledge of Mr. b. 8
mode of entertain ng, to wit, that in enterprise IN
activity in the manner and style OF furnishing, in
studious and anxious efforts to secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he is unsurpassed any
where. We have been inclined to say this much OF
the Exchange, and its landlord in particular, by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
Of the house and the interchangeable efforts Of Mr. B.,
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
INST recer tly many striking changes have been made
upon the principal floor both useful and ornament.
al; which indicate increased comfort and conven.
fence. no lots
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL
Rev. Vernon Eslsridge. T., sN

I AUGUST H. IEN
Mr. j BOush-Dear Sir While am in genersI,r
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels me 10 sts
that have great confidence in the virtues of Ham
tons Vegetable Tincture. For several months mast
have used it in my family, aud in dyspepsia loss Of an
petite dizziness and general debility with entire spc
cess. So far as my experience extends therefore I
take pleasure in recommending it to The afflicted as
safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully, yours,
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NAV BO0As AND G0OD BOOKs, Just

A EH BODAS AND GOOD ROCKS. lust
~ received at SMITHS News Depot opposite
American Hotel
nary Price, vol ?. by w NJ Reynolds vol lat
s-es ha,id- SOC per vol
Whitehall, The Times of Cromwell a re.
Esa'ase OF English History, by the author of White
s9Esags-50c
asnkae No!ions tor December, a rich one-I2xc
Ito History OF Henry Esmord, Eco, Colonel in
-1% ssvlce OF Her Majesty Queen Anne, by w NJ
EEA,Geray-50c
December Magazines.
sney's Lady's Book, beautiful pumber-e5c
E.So Magazine, splendid number-25c
lazy National, the best OF sll-lS34c
tietf Vicissitudes, by G P r James-25c
uea.'r. or the Merry Days Of Enelaud-5Oc
.ne blvousc, or the Rival Suitors-5oc
zoe '0ianteer or the Maid of Monterey-s5c
x..rss pl Our Union, Waver ey Magazine Courier,
tanner Golden Dollar, Privateer, Garnet
2ss' 10. me week ending Nov 81 For sale whole.
o 'o'aii oy LEWlSL. SMITH,
r Oppt cite American Hotel.
no ~ General Newspaper and Magazine Agent
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Z w HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None n,,3 n...

Truth Stranger than Fiction None nfsa Us..,,-,
4 Lady Testimony after tkiyty.eigIt y(ar'
Suffering s'''s y
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ,,.,
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing cures r.
it2 N@''' MADE BY
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April IS, lA4e
Messrs Tyler Il Adar: - i"'~
have been afflicted with rheumatism at tiroas s.-
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of aye RE o!a
otthis month"; the attacks were at times So 'sa
to render me helpless; have tried various reno as
to very little effect. Last October was attscLsJ =
my shoulders, sides, back and hips; could no. ~.
day or night; could not move any part of Igy ne
without crying with pain, at this time also frisd @
ny remedies internal and external without raceiri
any relief; was at last advised to try Hamptor,s L.
getable Tincture; before | had taken one hot,ia -
which felt much better, and as continued ta.nz T.;
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and ,
taken five bottles, and am much better than avIs,
ed to be. | intend to use it whenever need il sro
would recommend it to the afflicted believing ii pns.
qualled. - 'A''
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWpTT
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DLATED WAkk.-Csstors. Cake Baskets
Tea Sets, and Walters, OF the richest aud Ia.
test styles ALSO, Papier Mache Goods, in erea. va.
riety. Dressing Cases for the toilet and for ,rav.
cling; Bronze Ornaments and Candelabras Mante
Clocks, fine Tea Trays. Just received and fsr sale
BY bEWI5 GINTER,
n04 l37 Main street
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DUGGETT a. ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
l6 GOYernQr Street,

UAVE in store their Fall stock OF French ami
Ill American fAPER HAEGINGS of every quality
and style, purchased from the best factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment Of cur
tain goods cornices, gimps, tassels, cords bands,
window shades, in srea. variety, W ndow blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades SUPERIOR
stock of floor oil cloths, mating, curled hair
and shuck mattresses feather beds, holsters and
pillows of the best quality, with many other ar,i
cles in our line, all of which will be sold ON fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
she best workmen. seiS-3m
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CEDAR TAK-C0nsumprion Cured.-
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of lncipien; Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, discusss OF the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tett r, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, s4s Baltmole street,
Baltimore.
MRS b. B. EoRRIs-Dear Mad61n For several
years have been afflicted with frequent henor-
Ihages Of the lungs, attended with painful cough
ftried various remedies, and bad the best medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l27 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Nd.
October 3D. 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
V= Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arE.
Gle Is for sale by
P HORIZON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no9 GenerslAgent for Eastern Virginia.
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NEW BOOKS fer sale at MORRIS,

Mrs kirkland's Garden Walks with the Poets,
I2rnO Cioth-I p
Table Talk about Books, Men and Manners, 12mo,
cloth-3Qc
Kathay or Cruise in the China Seas, by w II
Macaulay, l2mo, cloth--75c
MIS- Gilmans RecoIlections of Southern Mat
ron &c, l2mo, coth-l25
Miss sedgwck's New England Tale, l2mo, cloth
i 20
Brsteds Five Years in an English University,
l2mo, cloth-l25
Mactarlanes Japan, Geographical and Historical,
l 2mo CLOTH 25
Mrs Gilman's Oracles for Youth, colored title,
l2mn cloth-50c
Calvert's Scenes and Thoughts in Europe, ID ST.
ries, l2mo, cluth-50c
The same Work-frst and second series, vol
81
Eagle Pass, or Life on the Mexican Border, 12mo,
coth-4Oc
Queechy, by the author of WIDE Wide World,
Doth edition 9 vols Cloth-l rs no %