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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

Eg Our Plan is This mot to resort TO
humoug, and advertise improvements in the Da-
guerreOtype Art that do not exist, for the
purpose of attracting persons to our rooms but to
make known our location, and invite citizens and
strangers to an examination of our specimens and
trial of our skill, and then it we do not render
satisfaction, we in no case expect them 70 take
picture. Our own opinion and the opinion OF
thousands who have petroniZed US Tor The last four
years in Petersburg and this ity, is that the Da'
guerreotypes taken by US are surpassed by none
and equaiied by few this side the P tornac
MINnIS g. WATSON,
Daguerreotypsts and dealers in Stoek,
36l Main 81 (Mansinn HnnseA Rchmnnd and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08
-, LAND WARRANTs.-The big6
49, est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, go, or 100 acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent.

Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1872, or the Mexi,
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence have
full list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services, in my office.
lie ll-3m* JkM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

see the advertisement Of Mr.. pn,gp Dor.
nm No so' Main stree. Ia ,oday's paper.
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DIED.

Yesterday, LAWRENCE RoANE, infant son of
Ephraim and Sarah F. Huband, aged i6 months ana
days. The friends and acquaintances of the fam
lily are invited to attend his funeral This Afternoon
at o'clock, from Trinity Church, without further
notice.
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STEALING .-George, slave to John Enders.
was brought before his Honor. on yesterday,
charged with stealing $3.50 from the poe kets
OF MIR. +. q. King, at the Clifton House, on
Monday evening last. George was in the ha
bit of sleeping at the Clifton House, and it was
proved that he was seen walking about the
house, and near Kings room, in the middle of
the night. The print of mans naked feet was
discovered 10 the sand in the yard, aud they
were found, by comparison, to fit Georges
feet. Ga the same evening, another theft was
committed, it is supposed, by George. Owing
to The absence OF testimony of materially, the
settlement OF the case was postponed until
Saturday.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Owing to the
absence OF witnesses, the case ofGeorge Blan-
kensnip, charged with embezzlement, was ad-
journed over until the mex term.
In the contested election case, after lengthy
arguments, the election of Mr.. Elicit, the pre-
sent County Clerk, was declared valid and
binding.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT VIRGlNIAN.

We regret to learn that DIR. John Brocken.
brough, died few days since, at an advanced
age, at his residence, in Bath County. DR.. b.
was so well known to the people of this com.
munity, that it is unnecessary for us to say
more of him, than that he was a man of un-
commonly strong Intellectual powers, and that
he was greatly beloved by large circle of
friends and acquaintance. He was President
of the Bank of Virginia, for a great many
years, and removed to Bath about ten years
ago.
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The EAGLE lNFANTRY.-After the morning pa
rade, the Eagle Infantry marched to that delightful
retreat Towards Grove, where with their guests,
they partook of a sumptuous and elegant dinner
furnished by Sergt. John B. Williams, of the COM
pany. The utmost good feeling prevailed, and
nothing occurred to mar the pleasures of the &C.
casion. The companys late Captain, J. B. Danforth,
presided at the table, assisted by its present COM
mender, first Lieutenant A. Richards. The cloth
being removed, the TO lowing toasts, prefaced by
some Introductory remarks in reference to the day,
were drunk:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

WM. w. CRUAiP, ATTORNEY n,
~ Law. has resumed the practice OF hi.
profession and will attend the Courts OF the Civ Of
Richmond and the adjacent Counties
OFFICE, at his residence, corner of Governor
and Broad streets jy S-2aw2w
Republican and Wing copy)
- HAWkS n. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC Particular attention psid r.
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments or.
fee in the Law Building, Richmond. Va NV 6
- EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
lie 30-2m
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SAVE youR MONEY,
01A1k04 2. 4D00oA0 = 90
(lAss sssr~As, aopssa Aso eo-j
lMPoo1EoS 4 J0oeeRS,
Ia BROADWAY. 80.

tcsE eeca sscfH - usxarf ssassSl
IyEBvU HDn@c
LAVE nov - AasA, sas vii Be receiving
III daily shreokh the sssscn. NEW GOODS.
direct fscn the EurcrssW manufacturers. And
CAsH Atettsss. rich, fashionable, fancy silk
Miliihery Woods. Oar ttoek ~ rich kisbous,
eomr stses every vayiesy IT the tatest and ruoss
hrauufal dtsigns imported
Many Of cur goods arc manufactured e..
~ sssiy to our order. IRON oar own designs and
ps,terns. sod stssd unri,aifcd We ohcr our
rocds for net Cab. NJ ie~vs prices tksn asy
credit Hease in America can sGert.
All purchasers will hnd u greatly 10 their
interest to reserve a rcrtioa of their money snd
make selection. FROM our great variety Of rich
hesP sceds.
RiSboes rich for Eonns,s, Caps. Ssshts and
Deis.
Bennei silk, ss,in.. Crops. Li.ss aud
Tay'etons.
KmhroidsrIs., Co,lst.. Chemi.e,ts. CArc,,
B-rthas.
Hasits, Sleeves, Catf.. Edsins, and ir,ersinys.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace sud ii,m,titei
Cambria lidkE.
Bicnds, illusions. and + mLroidere cd Lrccs for
Caps.
Emb,oidesed Lnces 70, sha-is, Mantilias,
and Wells.
Hpni,tn, Neehlen, vslenciere., and Basel.
Lsoes .
English and wove Thread, Smyrna, Isle.
Thread. and Cotton Ls-ts. H..
Md. Li.ie Thrsad, Sill, and Sewing SIN,
Gloves aud Nuts.
French and American A.tiAeisi Flower.
Frearb Lsre, English. American and Italian.
straw Bsnasts SD Tsinniags.
January, 1881. 17m5
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OPPOSITE THE IRov HoraE.
AVlNG our stock very complete iron
IL lmporiations and oti,erw Use, We are
prepared Ia offer a la-ge assortment Of al
Goods an our line, Uhoitsaie or Reiaii, al tbs
io'essf .Nsm York or BOsios prices, for eash
or approved credit.
Among which will be found, Fine White
Iron Stone, whitetiiuze, Flown Blue, Flo wn
Mulberry, Light Blue and Common Wares
and the Acacia Ware formerly kept by NJ
A, Slsson.
White, Gold Band and Decorated French
China, IN sets Of separate pieces.
Cut, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware o,
every variety.
Tea Trsys, single or in sctis India China,
Lacking Glasses, Britts"ia Ware. Casters,
Silver Chandeliers and Lamps. Girondo,e,
OF new and elegant sty)er Lanterns OF cv.
cry variety; Hall Lanterns Of Cot, PLAN
and Stained Glass.
Rich decorated Term Gotta, China snd
lobe man fancy goods, together with q gen.
eisI assortment too NUMEROUS for an advey
tisemcnt. PJEKCEN KING
roy, May 10, o01f W&J Riyef.at
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PRACTICAL PLUHDugo.

IAAOS4SA4 BbVO80IIy0.
AVlNG engaged Plumber OF ~ yesrs
experience in all its branches Of Plumb.
ing in the city Of New York, of updoub,ed
ability. we have added that branch 10 ou,
Gas and Steam Fitting, ana are now proper
ed to do work in that line with prom ,nes.
and despatch.
B.Tus-HOT, COLD and SHOWER
rut mp in the mast approved styles.
Wafer CL"sETs, HOPPERS, WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS, on hand
and furnished with all the fixtures ut Ne W
York PRICES.
CLoskr Pass, PLUG BASINS, fancy and
plain, with full assortmcn: of both Silver
and Brass Work, for sale Wholesale and Re.
tail.
N. b. Work done in any par, oflhe coun.
try.
Order' f"r any article in the above line.
from Il distance, will meet prompt attention.
lOtf PIERCE e. KING.
2'J River street, Opposite Troy House.
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FISK 4 HICE'S EXPIRES.
#&#

! N ESSENG ERS pass TO Il from all places
w on routes Of Fit hbprg, Worcester a nd
Nashua, Vernon, Aiass, Cheshire, Sui.
Ivan, and Rutland and Burlington Railroads.
Connections with other com panies are SO
'rranged that al Express Matter con be for
wa'ded without delay 10 any part Of the u
nted States, CaDsdss, Provinces, or Europe.
we assume no responsibility beyond the
| terminus of our roUic..
Bandiss, Bask Notes, Specie and .Ne,ehan.
di;e generally. for arded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collected, paid OF negotiated. Stocks, Pro.
duce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
ell k'ndsof Esprcss Busine - promptly a,ten.
ded 10.
l"sending money or parcels Of copsidpr..
bic vulne, the any,u NJ m Bst be stated, other.
wise we are not responsible. in case of loss.
hey ond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All t'oeksges ahould be made compact a,
possible, and no package will be received un
less in good order and distinctly marked. An
express business should be Recommended
with written orders, unsesied, and personally
signed. s..-
lettsrs cannot betskep,n being prohibit.
ed oy the Psst ofi<s DE partment.
All packages should be marked e" Fisk *
Rice EBpress."
Frrneipa Office ,Rsiiro.d Exchange. Bo.,o,
l0u FISK Il RICE, Proprietor,
W. J9Hssos. 4 gent Rutisod
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FE MALE s,


Iafs nacitratinn Is based ~ The fact that II will
cure more than "ine ienths OF cIsss ofvery preva
len iseases, kno~nss
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ana N"ch have heretofore resisted he III and ey-
efn"". ~ the most accomplished Physicians OF all
CONFINES tos degree b'yond that Of almost every
othe ma.suy To which trs human family IL heir II
hss ae"'! received the approbai hon and liberal pat.
i"hase very many prominStt members OF the Med.
zeal rseu''y IN Inc Unte, Stsies willing 10 abide
me ruth aud having due regard for the welfare Of
lmh pa'ifuis, Md j. in every WAY worthy the con.
hlshce ofth- afflicted sHceessfai safe snd eheap
Ttm"s' ~ ihis additional proof viii he found in
thePSoptlet 10 winch The atieni ion Of LaJ,.. nd
ftac' it'onsrs " repeatedly lnvited.
rus medic inc has hoe Mt rod nc ed hy er,t,
r"7'anh 'nisrert-enis,ons nor IL IL intended that
lspies'ht popularity shall he sust aimed by any me.
"'nin Dnt ITS mrrs and The apptoba tion Of the rub
&c Inc CATHtiiLOS 10 moi a cure all bn, /.
Intended expressly for those plants incidental to
,hc respectable fema ~het her married or si,cf.
ihoLArsrs UIEHI. ar Falnt Of tho Womb; r. vns
hthts or whites: CusoKtc IsRLAAMA1ioa Avn
Ito.hA1ToS"fth the Woss: scIpgsrAL HGxosHnAox
o, f""dihg PArsruL, Suppa Kss Ep AND InggouLAs
MEhsTRuArirk &C., with all heir sceom na nv evil,
lancer eIe-ptsd) 90 matter hsw severe, or Of how
lonP Standing
ES-fsmphstseanb he had gr,'i. at orr rrnp Store.
CHAs. BURT Il son
OrUegtstU KulIaeb
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severe. I:msdy ~ III Nssssss ~ ~ =!
s'vsc the RstS . esiiiisSt, 6lssSy Issss, 80
,a,s..sad hss,tk / sis ss sss ssPssnss ~
,e.sstesa essemptsts withasi thisi,fr'ii''h-i
REcONMxspA7Jtxs. =.
tcsr,ihestsef D.. Perry, Pss,,nss,h y
PesfssssIs, sspissss, "
MI. =. Moore. Aespi for ''vkits's Ess y
!tivs"-Dssf Sid; t1ssn Il ny duty 70 ~.
t1ch respecting tks insstimsbis vsfst
hAifasstsrattvs. Several yeas ago. sfe
NJ ofs'ssnsss ny vile lssi ell Of tsf bsr'''l
sppsafsd Assased, and tts heir Sisw suni
uns.vso, Abosl . year sSe, bS snothu
ness. she Iostsiiof her bsirs ss<ohs t's."
Long time there ~ss sppsfsn',t re 'siy
'eAip' Ahsf various sPpiiestions s~ns
tryths above mentioned ksstofstiss ass
the use O "a few bottles her hsts hes s'ss
sh'et, asisst rous, end - bssaiifsl . COS
t9fthsrmofs, fos . lonS t.sns ] be" We
WIN nsarsirie aud other pains In ~
nave fouGd II ths hes, eyternnl fsHsfy
urst' esn therefore ehsssfui'y rstonn"
Who are sfh'ststss sAess. - tbs hest ara
evsrsssn. Most sssDsetfshy ysss ri
Mssvfssssrsd By Z. WHITE Level sm
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STATIONERY, sc.
WEST RUTLAND HOUSE,

WEST RUTLAND HOUSE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER would give
notice TO his friends and the public, that he has
released tho old established and well known
PUBLIC HOUSE
al WEST RUTLAND, VI, AVID tho same ha wing
been newly furnished nad generally renovated
and improved in Its internal arrang eincnts-
Is now open for the accom- odation Of the trav-
cling public, anl to all whom business, pleasure
or convenience may call to this place
THIS house Is pleasantly situated on the line
OF the Railroad from Rutland to Troy and also
to Whitehall: is but 3 miles from Giarendon
Spring TO and from " hioh place, stages arrive
and depart dnily on the arrival of Garland
Is within mile Of the celebrated Marble Quar-
ries for which Rutland 10 no mated.
No pains will be spared by the subscriler To-
render this house QUOT and agreeable resort
for the traveller, and u comfortable and pleasant
stopping pluce for gentlemen on business or
pleasure.
uJ'Horses and carriay,sat all times in read.
ine's Tor the accommodations of his patrons.
T.. l.. GOSS.
West Rutland Iulv 2 1851
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"A AlAuGD1p~@
H. 80 EUSA
0
l
NaneODV NSMY00 m
Coeo3 CALM uoAe9IxEsS
~ ~s
49,,
A.EON.SNs ~ 'rs.r
sNe @oesMt&s " yWf Ut y. lsss .ns Lsnss
SSv.eAa = f.ssy ~ A"-' sss es'p ~ sSs"
$3.50 Ssfsss ,S1ta ~,u..n.
! VO0 lOs.O 49, "ss
A-sssss sees see ssssass = e.sa.ss 90 e's~ts "e'
- tss ale, sS 49, 1sDssoysS.S> - e~"s
- Ss.s 81 s:es s-Sss - 49, sec~ss sAss
sewH ses svssss s.sfs .sfs sessss sNs 81
| ss~ go - svsS 1902 sssst,
ssssssA ~ sTX - 80 81
sss-s ssSssss SsH - SwssV rsfs.'
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- ise@sxN ~ - ssss
ss.rt @R
II ss.---~~-x .~..
~NM ~ .sss.
-s~-.s.sWr,~ ~ -. ss
essy ~ nw ss's ~ ss""s 49,
McSss . ~ vs~cs,
Sn assuses sSm Ss.Ss - STsSss" L.
.syA-n -" - 80 49,
se.es o. ,sNsses'
:s.ss II ~ Se,ss J, "a cse ..~,.
4, ~ -. m. -. 80 ass,ss,. s,sAs 80.
"asr0 = !. s...,.;s, m.ss ssi,.,ss a. s"s.
~ " s::. = = Sss::. r.s' 80, Be-; a.. q;
-sdis,.s csrf', vss's.i .aiesr, ,,sa. Inhs,
eSc wssw
o0VSS0sssr =, ''t"s'ea ~ nc ,sfns'
soseyes. r'.'"" ~ I'VE Isess '"sv ~ ~sd oss
~, ~ .Ch'r, rs,,ets, 70 .~.h s.4 ',a..s' ao'e'
fsess.@ ~r:sS .prses., ,, - '"f" ,.h,"e'
u ..ss ...r ,ss tNs,,, Fse,c ,,.ss. ,.ss r..'. !
Asg. -: -, s"s.,, 10 Les: ne believe
vOH CEOuP 0i,.. sms,it ot.p,i.aooy.
S..,, p.s,s-2 .",, ",-,.s ~. y s,,. 'I
,.,.a 10 ,s.-~n - -,,i M, sii,o ,rrs.
81 s>a~ eafs.i p, ne .s, ef Ghsty Pectofsi.
,,,s.sy. Nsmsf.ss is.,. aess have be en- no, If 81
sN.,s hole Ia N i',,s weye 70, ~ -. I,
ssases,aso~es shils their aeIrk,nts si, hcut ihr
tbs,fy Peeinfst we're sufeti.s f,... The Al .,a,e
U<i .. e. Ay~s.- kAtsa phio Jsp. A. 81
wshs is isfSsn yas 1t the tru " re,ns RI ME Of
f,e,s Of yesf CBfnkY PICTORIAL ,n III, ni,e..
.:ss,a:I, s:.s.s .s,,:s.;: !: :,s...si"i Wasp
~, 49,, nh, ;,.i.s, raj, ,",s., "', es'
II *, h. a, s,sred. =. 80 i w.. -, al -, s"fI'
~ -, Ne h.s $500 -. -. ~ 49,. 80
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATnOLICON.

INV und eisn
ed, having be-
come sents for
hisik V A h y 4.
q L v NJ EniCtNE
would respectfully
insite tho s,tcn'
tion of,he afflicted
60 the gratifying
, success that has
: attended it's use
wheTsv or I'M Sod rs.
ed, AND its harry
adApta'inn to th-
cureof tho distrer
sins diseases for
which iii of-red.
THIS CATHOLt.
CON 10 IN truth
mo otthe GREAT.
Y y T MEDICAL
DISCOVERIES II
'me identified with
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CEW ~~~
SPRING Y Com
Ysi ~ At THE
Ladies' Erehs,..

0eflel q VEST s,wN a,t - 1
E.ussr rsessvet = lsfs. ~
stcehs eoas.st,ae Of 6l.eI 80. II
Silk, uraSe De Lance, o. k'n..
lesecSet Mssl,ns, pt,ass1 E"N
Plain Asd spctieA Musiisa. Ct.'
tres, Popiiss, Ac, Ae. 90
TIE ersi assortment Of n,.
ever eNeseA 70 sAe eluaesS Of IN
oIesehed Cettsas from tim, l.aS
and one hslf tarSs Ia Width n'sAi
Cot.cnsalI pr;css fsom / I.s,.,,
ysre. "~
Cashmere Shs vi. Tor ,amn.,
ings, insertion, Lsees, Csmh,w. nv
ch,sfs, and In fact eli kinA, AZ '"s<
DRY 0Oonl
kept In any Store.
.ssr.,., T-,., Cone. s,.s,, = :,
Tobacco, SMUT, &c. w
burning Fluid and Campb,,.
F'uid and Camphene Lam,
A large srsort men q. nsns;,.,, /
elrd Wsfe, al. of " hrh are oS,,ss
advasee from Cost fer Ca.h M X.se
May fith. 1854
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BARRETT T. SON,

A ne nov receiving r.y large inveiss o
n English, Frrneh, snd Americas PRINT.
Gingbsms Ch.mbrsys; wooi sud Cotton
wsip Deis,nes, Poplns; Barrges; Esreg,
Drls,nes; Nuslins Lawns, Bfk Col d and
zig d Silks Jaeonc,s, DC.
a. The pubic will find II for their sd van.
81 er toesan,ine this stock before purchasing
el,rw here.
.iLSO
III and Col d Broadcl"iIis PLAIN and Fan.
cy Doeskins and Csssimeres; Silk, Satin,
Valencis, Wsrs,ed and Marsriiles Vssiipg.
Blk blue, Green and olive Csshmavr,s o nd
Lama Cloths; Twe-ds; Jean. (; Plain snd
Fancy L,r-ns for Yeats and Pants Gam.
broons; Fancy Cotton Goods far Coats and
Pants. &c Ac
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lent | Notice For 1852.
NNHE Subscriber hattdrs himself tb,, the
II success which has crowned his
OPERATIONS on The TEETH,
auri"g residence Of eight years IN this VII
'"ge, Is not unknown To . Tns jority of tbe In.
n-bhsntt OF Windsor County. He thinks TOO
that he has not only kept up with the prog,cs,
OF Improvement in kis profession, hut humbly
te'ieves that he has assisted material, 10 ii,
aa'aneeneot. During the. past year,he hs.
Sixteen Whole Sets Of artificial Teeth
besdes numerous smalier pieces. Every ma.
.s,sI nse' IS ~ the very Purest quality ever
Persons in need OF any Dental Operatiop
Whatever are assured that Il will be done by
tas snhs'riber equal to any performance In N.
cniesj and he requests those unacapaip,.d
Win 4's worh TO address him by mali. whes he
wiz give mem references ~ near their own
resi- ience a. possible.
May Of TIE whole sets made BY him the mas,
year will resist downward pull Of rs Ibs w,th
out 'iar'ing from the jaws. Even a single toosa
I. no" pat /" on the atmospheric principle with
success.
A GOOD OFFER
All persons residing alta grertef di..aar. tn,
ten mile, from this village, coming To the sab.
scriaer for any dentsl oper,tions whatever Az
! Informed that q diseoast Of i've per cent vii
be made 10 than On the sHaoust Of their bin.
All residing nsnre ttas twenty miles t,o,,
w o"dsi"et will be allowed disco ant of eiybt
per cent. 800
Az more fhsn thirty miles distant ten Per
cent. y"
This offer "a made because the sab.erib., h,,
d"eoaiinus his professional viz.
~ 20 o'h<r te~ns. HIS gres. ihetsAse Of DO.
i "i!l be a. mach 70, tAe beaett Of hi, u.,ien,,
feherahy, as for himself kS,y the r,so,. y,
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

=
EA.,N LItHtG ~ his es,ehrsisd wosk on A in,sl
Che n'sry. says--'Aa Ar,ideial Digestive Flah,
an hosau. 10 The Gastric Juice, may bc readily pre-
pared fro the mucous mem fane 81 he o. omst Of
IN, Calf ~ ~hch various articles OF food a. meat
aud rsFs viii be sai'rned charged aud Jisssed,
just 1" the .~ns manner - they would be 10 ,be hu-
II, m trh
~. COMBE, 10 bis va'usb,e writings ~ the Phys
toiosy al Digestion observes thai ditninuiion Of
the quantity tf the Gastric Juice prom Inc nj and
all prevailing csase Of Dyspepsia and h, stated that
distipg "a ishes proksor OF medicine In london I,
~ho ~ss severely afa,etrd ~hh this ron,risio, fod'
fnR rvrFythins else To ai had recourse 10 The GAG
tric Juice obt aimed ftom lie stomach s Of living
iinais, which red completely successful
W ORtHAS, AiHhor ~ the famcBs works
physamfys shss tn ssopsshs Af sntmais Grated
IN water, tmfsU IL tho Aaid the Property of dissolv
ina vasious setteJ Al lind aud 81 efYectine kind
Of ARTIFICIAL dIeas,io. n then, In no wise different
from the natural dtsehive pseeess.
No Call IN thu Agent. sed sci dssdriptivs cir
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ii~nec. smas iathe slnvs, lesait 81 vii repor's ri
Remarkable Cares cm ~ raris fthsUoisd Ststes.
A. 4 DxePEP8lA CuRER
M. HOu0HftNS Pepsi0 hss Pseduesd the mosi
uHrveisus effect In rurins cares Of liability, Ems.
citation, Nervous Decline, AID nyspeWic Consunr'
t"o. J., istmpossshe 10 give The details II caaes In
the limits of this advert senent bat stri
certificates have heep given nf than Two Nun.
drch Remarkable Cures. In PhiIad-lpha New York
and Bodon alone. These wee nearly al, despetat.
cases and The c"ies we're nc, only rapid and wonder
fui, hut permanent.
useful Tor teoency IN Rious Disorder, Liver to,n.
p'siat Fever end Agwe. ~ bsIiy treated Fever and
Aqua. and the evil effects Of Qin,ne, Mercury, aud
o, her dfuss uIonths biaesiive Organs. after long
sickness Also for sxcess IT, -siiae anil he 100 Tree
use 81 ardent spitsts u almost feeo0ciles health
with i0tamlAya0ce
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-20
Land s. Mills for Sale.

Pursuant TO the last will and testament OF Al
exander Cameron. late of Rose township. Car
roll county, Ohio, deed. we will OFF, fof sale
on the premises, on Saturday the 7'h day OF
August. 1852. the one undivided nan OF gr's'
and saw mill, on Sandy creek. Rose township
Carroll county, Ohio, together with the water
privileges thereto belonging. There is in The
trac, Of land on which said mills are erected
abou, fourteen acres. The said undivided halt
Of said lands. mills. and wafer privileges, is the
same of which said Alexander Cameron, died
seized. as tenant in common with his son Da'
vid R. Cameron. Said properly lies one mile
down Sandy creek from the fionrisn'ng 'o%n 0,
MagooIia. Terms, one.third cash 10 hand, and
the balance in two equal annual lns,almenis.
with interest from da.e, securedby mortgage on
WILLIAM SlMlNGFON.
Executors OF Alexander C.m.
tly l, 1855 -<VA sOD' SScd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-20

Persons who wish 10 compete foF prrmium.
musl become members Of the socisN. by pay
Ing one dollar annually 10 the Treasurer, aud b.
residents Of ihe couu,v.
Articles uarred fOr Premiums must l.. owned
by the persons offering lhrm. 60 by members o.
their families and the products nf ihe soil aud
manufactured articles. leXcept ihn.e specified 10
he premium lisll must be produced VI mbnuiac-
iured in the ccunly.
No moHsy premium will be pIid on any ami.
NAL or article which has already drawn a pre-.
MUM. bot diploma NAV be grun,rd.
All crops. by the acre. must BE- measured or
weighed and proven by Two disiu,eresled wit
nesses.
Where there is no competition no premium
will be awarded on any animal or article pre-.
senled-and no premiam will be awarded in any
case unless the rules and regulations are strict.
ly adhered 10.
Members Of The different committees will en-.
deavor TO be prompt 10 their attendance. The
names will be called from The sland al precisely
10 o'clock A. N.. on the first day Of The fair
CHARLES FAWCETr,
President.
Crc T. ErNrnv Qsc'v