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I Those over Afty years Of ase viIl be eh.r..a a.
PSF cent extra One dollar and &ssy.cents sdmis
sion fee win be charged, in additoi to as sbove
plication. and the arst pears depost within Airsr
days.
RxyraENcEs-Dogsst 4 Anderson, Upho,uew.
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmopd, Va:
Geo n West & Bro. Bookseller, Exchange Place;
Smith Marvin, Merchants Main ST. Bowen 6
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald 4 Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Hsh1ia-
ton Bro, Furniture dealers, l3th IT., do. Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling Lains. hard
war ware 90, %; George = Hsrdnsn; builder, do; J =
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth,; N Blanchard,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Of
Hon Augustus 6 French, Gov,r Of Illinois Hon
Austin King, Govr of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James n Por-
ter, Easton, do. ff
paid to i A. WILBUR,
Aetuary and General Agent, Richmonl, We.
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BALrrMoaE. May 81, 1852
Mrs. Norris--Dear Madam Permit me to say to
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hour at time, when would be compslled to lie
down to gain strength I tried dozen different
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ness increased, and, in fact was tat gone, that
| seriously thought | should die, when ! heard Of
your valuable medicine, the Cedar Tar. i tried il
and had taken it but few days before found
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could eat every thing trat was put before me. =
would commend it to all afflicted like myself y
certain cure, for consider myself now perfectly
well. Yours, respectfully, ag9s,
No. 1913 Franklin street.
81. Home Testimony. ~ $50
We are permitted to refer to the following per.
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out Of
large number no, from motives of delicacy, pro
fe that their names sheald not be made publicJ
who have received great benefit from the use Of the
Tar: VIM. C. Crump, Dentist, Fl Mesekey James 0
r. Moore, John B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va. Is
Call and see certificates.
n Beware of counterfeits. The genuine a.
ticle IL for sale BY hss ssxsss =
P.HORT0N KEAcH. 81 Main strees,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and t
je 10 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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The village at Culpeper C.H. was visited by
tremendous storm on MONDAY last, which
tore up many shade treesby the roots.
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new respiralor mas been invented IN Eng.
Land for the benefit OF coal mlners. IL consists
Of cylindrical vessel .ior purifying ne ass; :,
contains canstic lye, composed ol lime ana
soda-watcT.
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A PREyEkTIvE OF FCHoLERAs--if ~ saia inal
persons who drink rainwater exclusively GO nos
take the cholera.
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cash. 5ss So (.
Henry Hyman, 96 Main street, next to John
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole OF his vaius,
BILE stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watchos prtce
ss6 to sl2o each. warranted gold. chaiss. se.ls.
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks &c, end q great
variety of articles too numerous 70 mention. Also
large lot Of plated castors, cake baakets, Abasa
tea sets, walters from TO 40 inches n sise gunssJ
clocks, kc.sts ssYft ft~ fv
Do not neglect this opportunity, - such rars
chance a. this seldom or ever offers 70 tho public.
Do not forget that It Is at HENRY HYMAhS. ~
Main st, the old established, ,storesand Direct I'm.
porter.
n B--Watches an dJewelry carefully repaired,
by competent workmen, on rsasossble terms.
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& DANVILLER ERAITR010 4
Richmond and DanviIle II. II. Omcc.a

To the Editors of the Richmond DispafcA--
Gentlemen: Ii was with surprise that read IN
your Journal this morning. an advertisement under
the signature of "W. P. Parish 4 Co.." in which
these gentlemen, in kindly consideration for the
public, throw discredit upon advertisements EN-
anating from this Office in relation to the ecoromy
in time and money by which passengers travelling
on "the Southside route" may reach the White
Sulphur Springs.
lean assure the public II at Mr.. Parish was on
the 26tn of last March party to all that our ad-
vertisements contain and that the public may rely
that it is not the inteu of the B. and D. R. r. Co
to falsify title thereof, sacrifice the public
interests for the sake of any one.
1t is true that proposition was made to the
Company to increase the rate of tolls, as may be
seen from the accompanying communication, but
with which prop sal the Board declined to comply
in accordance with the wishes of our own stage
contractors, Messrs Flagg & Co
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedent servant
A. T. D. CLIFFORD,
v PEST r. and D. R. r.
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STANTON. 18th June, 1852
President DaHuille Railroad Company:
DEAR SIR-We have agreed with the Virginia
Central Railroad Company to compromise our con.
hictng interest," and put the fare from Richmond
to the White Sulphur Springs via the Virginia Gen.
tral Railroad at Sll provided put the fare at the
same from Richmond to the White Sulphur via
your road.
As we are equally interested in both routes no
objection, We presume, will be made by your
Board to fix the fare at the same The Central Rail-
road had, before our reduction ON your road, ad.
vertised at S 10, which induced the action of your
Board to agree with our proposition, to reduce to
the same The fare is too low at the present high
prices paid for produce on both roads, and the rise
of 81, nalf of which to be divided between Rich.
mond and Lynch burg and the other to be divided
between Lynchburg and the White Sulphur, will
put both routes on the footing which is, Ger.
tainly, best for both parties, all collision WILL in
future, be avoided and give satisfaction to the par
ties. We have written to Messrs Flag e. Caldwell
who, we presume, will submit the facts to your
Board
We regard the compromise most important to
the Southside Road, attractions, by low fare,
will draw off the travel. Please let US hear from
you.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
jy lS2w WILLIAM P. FARIsH CO.
LFFIcE OF RICHMOND AND DANvILLE R. R. I
Richmond, July 18th, 1852.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
SIR beg leave to trespass on your time Tor
few momepts, and to request the insertion of the
following in your paper:
The advertisement OF July l2th, headed White
Sulphur Springs by Southside and Lynchburg
Route" and gned wv P. Parish & Co." Is so ut
terly at variance with the engagements which were
entered into by Mr.. F. with the Richmond and
Danville and the Virginia and Tennessee Railroads.
that is due to the public the Board of Directors
of this company, and myself, as their agent, whose
signature is attached to the card and advertisement
having for its object to secure portion of the
spring travel by the Southside" route that facts
should be STATED which viii convince the public
that the card and advertisement in question was
issued without the slightest intention to misead
them; and further, thafit was only done after the
most satisfactory evidence that the engagements
tered into with Mr.. F. would have been carried out
in good faith.
The following letter from Mr.. Chas. F. N. Garnett,
Chief Engineer of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, in connection with the communication
from the Vicc President of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad which appeared in your journal of
yesterday is to the point and will place the matter
at issue in it's proper light.
am, sir, very respectfully, your Obdt servt,
JNO. H. OSBORNE,
Supt. of the R. and d. r. R.
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TREsH WHITE sULPHgR AND
received supply sf White Sulphur Water, from,
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs In kentucky.
Saratoga Wster: fFom the congrfss rpf'ns, SsEa-
S Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water. from the osk
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York. 4 - aaG y So,
men, and Is coming rapidly into use for various de.
eases, such % chronic affections Of tho digestive
and urinary organs and some OF the cutaneous dis
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic disrrhDa cnronic
dysentery, chronic dinrees, chronic cysuus, -
betes, in cases Of low typhoid fevers ipIconysles1
cence from protracted fevers to excite the apPenfe
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, Gc
Ordinary dose for an adult . wine glsss mn a.
luted, taken three times day. ..
Silliman, opinions of medical WRITER'S md various
letters as 10 its curative properties N certain dis
eases. furnished sratuisonsly y n,r : npAy
jealb Sole Agents foE the State q vlrsinla.
At ROsKNBRRG, Of POlasd. Pashsooablss
Nls HAIR Cater and Dresser, practices
Ieeckine and Vaecinattng Opposite The Cfty
Hotel Bar room, Wall stree, Richmond VI.
Mr.. r has exercised his talents IN the above
branches In some Of the principal Hospitals 81 Ba-
rope. .nssss -! 2s = s
\. B-surgical operations performed with Hssis
or no pain
Mr n has always on hand . hne ass0Stnent Of
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leeches. Gtyo
me . c u and you win ind my charsss reasonabls,
je 22-1mr 8 e
EyIGHTY THO q SAND RkKT 1.A
Il INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths ;
rs. 900 do white Pine Doarde and Plank; $4,000 d
seasoned Oak boards: 1900 do do inch gut1oe-
wood I0,s 90 do IA inch heart Step Plank, nov
landing from board schrs Telssfaph Csnaon -
Ashland, for sails b -. !. II
my l4-u q WHII1skg.-.
m WORTHY or ATTKNTI0Msy-sLl
S have this day received two fboue9re g ~
| Straw HATS, suitable for seryAnA 49,. r. .uss3s
posed to cell q very low pr!ce + -. .ssrj.ss
4 Of harvest Hats for serysum VII - ~
/ tcrest to cab at No. 81 Main etrees n ssSss
full article fIndia strsw - III ~ TaoNPeoH
:, my 7--ts Sgn@ !. -; @ss=s:=-.S
W1TE1 CT0sETss nAxa 1Ss - y
TTAYfNG edded % orx psses ..ss. - -.ss2 "
y HOUSE rs4 rs4.sss = s = sis - :: !.
L S - ciiy q 4 Nh ~ n 4{isk' ~.
Pc D 8. s. sks5 zs5s. ~ q ia 4 - ssss6 @
81 1i1nes2 ~ Sef1k - r. 1cee = ps!e ~ =
sssssas - So z y 1l sSs
So ss-1s 81. suF. - - 80 = > s.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

BANh OF S1hUANlAy 10y Z
RICHMOND July 9th. 1852
THE President end Directors of the Bank OF
i Virginia have this day declared . dividend Of
of four and quarter per cent out OF the prynts ol
the Bank for the last Elk months subject TO the DE-
duc.io of per cent. bonus to the State, when
leaves four per cent or 3 60 per SHARE %
the stockholders on demand
iy dew sAM'L MARX, Cashier.
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fFz ROh RENT.-fhrre ouces. suitable Tor
If professional meu-oue adjoining our once,
IN List. Row, and the other two In the Law Buio.
ing. Apply 10 u. T0LER 4 COOK.
ie II General Ascnts.
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NAkE NOTICE Great Reduction in
i Prices.-As the season is lar advancing. will
now offer my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles at great reduced prices Those wishing to
give me cab and satisfy themselves.
Also, another lot OF those well known patent
Manila Corded Skirts received this day by steamer
Roanoke. HENRY ROSENFELD,
IT'S Broad street
P.S-AlI persons indebted to the late concern OF
HENRY ROSENFELD & BRO viii please come
forward and settle their accounts, longer indul
pencc cannot be given jy7-1m
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u ETURNING our thanks to the Ladies for
II the libeI a patronage so kindly bestowed for
the last four y sars, we beg leave to inform them
hat we are a. IN open, and viii continue to sell Of
retail until the IL OF this month, when our auction
win take place. Great bargains may be expected.
Merchants wishing to close large Is OF desirable
goods at less than they can be bought In koffhern
markets, are invited to examine our stock before
our public sale. ?
To 10-19f e f 5sesfltsi
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TUNE 29, 1S52.-iust received from new
j York,
Plain Swiss Muslins
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslins
Colored Spng and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrcs 4@
Tape Che Muslns ~
Furniture Dimity, very cheap
=, HART & MOSES
jeas New Store. ss Main street.
NT0TTCE--R x DUVAL having this day -
In ken his brother, J. P. DUvAL, into co part
nerslin. the businrss viii in future be conducted
nv r.. Il. DuyaI a. Brother, at the old stand,
unfer the American Hotel. We are now rcceiving
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c
&C. and hope by strict personal attention. 70 merit
portion of puoiic patronage. T.. T. DuyAL,
Richmond, July LIST. 1882. jyl
DICHMON. ANUFACTORY.--tiold
Hand Silver Pencli Cases; the ever pointed Penl
manufactured by a. experienced workman = any
in the United States snd second to none.
Speclacles of vasious kinda, and those gT0un(
BY ourselves, positively restoring the sight a. nea
as artificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modcrl
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and N
doubt - expressed by many, .Tks fnrezttoa 9
tkis aga For further particulars please cali q d
office and examine for yourselyes, - to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whethe
| Il b reality or . humbug.
Mandatory st the corner of llth and Msin q
oi6ce n room formerly occupied b. ~ hehnoa
Pens repoinssd and warranted o ssaad.
| ap3 RICHMOND MANuFACTokYs
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.HdaI.llk. d.ll. SULPHUR ar

w asnoTn sn,'r suLPHUR sPRINGs-nY
II Is due to ~ o,nk n.s,,a AND LYNcHBURG ROUTE.
menls promising to take passensers frsr. 81 p;sh-
mona 70 ine White Sulphur Sprines 81 IS. s,..sS
sloe ana Lynchburg route for de sum of - All
,sl; anns csneo. oe compisd with Il our stsses sre
We are not at liberty to make sny throp.h ,s.s.
for less sum than eleven doIlars; nor en- - ~
liver passengers at the White SULPHUR Is iss 80.
two and ono half days. s-.s'
jy l2-2w w.P. PARISH 4 ca.
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aNENrc, DkEss BOOvs.-Another sup.
" ply Just received of these ,autifui and supe-
rior French Calf Dress Boots, at No 43 Main street,
sign OF the Big Boot, by -
lie 10 WILLIAM WALSH.
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DANANAs.--A suppiy OF this drlicious and
ID most healthy oil fruits, just received by
JUAN PlZZINL.
Also, lot Of Hne Pine Apples. CaIl in next door
10 Exchange Bank.
jeIs
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now in use for the cure Of incipient Consunp-
tion, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia. diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and enfe ebled state Of
the system. sfA 4H ssk&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10

Cps WAsuIsGToSs RELIGIOUS VIEWS Quite n
sni,sd cor trovery is going through the colam
81 The Msditon Cno Courier oetseen the Rev DR.,
Certon on the Episcopal and Rev. u. r Brown of tho
pr.sbyte,isn church TO whether Washington
Eot,copsan or Presbyt erisn Mr. Brosn admits that
Washington n mber OF the Church OF Eagaud
but never stsocsted himself with the Episcopal church
che aIaton while DR. CsIton contends that the
Church Of England and the Episcopal chursh we're
and the ssme thing The ground Of tho Presbyterian
claim. We believe. Ia that Washington sometimes com
muDed In churches OF that dene mination.
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u ed NJ Argcnteuu. Caaada East, on the 18th,
Nov at the rsaidcnce Of her In Law. o. A. Hooker
aged So years This ssimaole and much respected NO.
nan was hoi at killirgsworh Connecticut in I765 and
ceus TO Canada IN 100 ahc the eldest surviving
nbshitan OF Argsnt~u Her experience in lie was most
upscnmon bavi eight generations and being able
TO reckon 81 defendants Of whom S5 are now living
Madame Bernsd,na adelaide Van Dootninok, widow of
Roger Gerard Van Polansn late Bavarau uister to the
Upi.d States DIED In Bridgeport the Sd 'natsn Nyed
70 Both husband and Wife although allied 20 wealth
and all that great and noble 10 their land were
devoted admirers u the republican insttutops Of this
country and have illustrated them by their simple habits
and many noble sentiments The Poanen Chapel Of the
Bridgeport Unitarian Society erected by her NUM-
fcsnce.
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THEcENsU S
Acres ofland ia farms

~noppcrroNs AGRIcULTrRK IN THE UNITED STATES
Asp rss RIroRrEs, JUNE l. lS3J-srvEsrH CENSUS is1
Value Of
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APPOINTMENTS. William Henry Lsdson has been
appointed snd recognized by the President ne Vice Con-
tul pro u Denmark for the State Of south Oaro-
lna, TO reside u Charleston.
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bill before tho Legislature Of South Carolina to az
emit Robert Hopon FREQ prison Of color from the ao
npal payment OF the ospitation In oonsideraon
services rendered In Mexico he being attached 70 tn'
Palmetto regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
In -. Georges Church.

Rev. Dr. Tying last evening delivered The up
town seImonin behalf the Young Mems Christian As
recitation a, st Georges Church. stuyvesantsquare.
The text on the occasion was from the First Epstle to
the Corutlians 10th chapter and n verse A great
door and eeciua open unto me- and there are n my
adversarios."
The Reverend Speaker proceeded 20 show b difficult
ties trials and temptations that the young Chr tan had
10 contend again that vice presented itelf in var Gus
forms and IL permitted by our Divine Creator, and
tht it thereby brings out faith and sinccrty-tha
the more seye.e the conflict which we have to 60
TIN oueh the glorious will be the tIospect-:ha
such was the state Of society at the present time that
there il a great chance for young men OF noble con-
science o great deie animation and fixed desire to do
good Young men have many adversaries. especially
sprnginc from the character Of circumstances arising
from lie thoughts and tendencies Of American society,"
that 1t is indeed singular position that Christian young
men have TO take
He then alluded to the progress OF nidenty owing %
the oerng parbs in which presented itself 70 US
TINT men who are professcdly messengers OF uol
holy word he WINS sorry say were actively engaged
in the dissemination Of the doctrines Of hieli.y-:hat
in fact it was introduced to our favorable considerl-
ton in tie churches the drawing-room AMI the work
shop--that Gods enemies were busy in THOUSAND
w w. in propaga,ing the seeds Of nhdclty. Inc
Church of Rome too with It's tinse show. was base AMI
cruel in deccivng the souls Of men. All were encour
aging the principle of allowing tho masses t. follow
thebent ofther inclination; nor did stop here human
ingenuity was taxed to the very utmost in planning
some decoration, allurement for the young man.
to lead him from step TO step in unbelie until MS
CAPTIVITY has been completed. Many occupying the
highest situations in sociey, were known to be CON
sturtly purfung such course of conduct as ought TO
cell forth the indignation Of The public, but the dignity
OF bic position acted covering for his moral defects,
because he is great man a veil Is drawn over his
faults because he Ia individual whose patronager
is deemed important secure-whose favor IT is des
rsble TO retain He alluded to the existence oil
rrmng houses and various other vices and that Chris
tan Young men should go into the battle well prepared
~ were for the contest required great decision oil
character Ladies were ready to do their share
in the work of reform, but the vices TO which he had al
uded were no work for women. No Christian could
be made up of wax or lead. 1t required strong and
faithful souls TO undertake this work, and that such
as became not weary faint in the good work should
Gain the crown and the robe of glory which our Master
in Heaven has promised In the course oil his remarks
he denounced in terms, the doctrine OF spirit
nal manifestations and kindred theories