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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-21
RHEUMATISM AND NEuRALGTE.
Esi CERTAINLY CURED BY THE si +
sINDIAN pANACEA. II

Netcls discovered bg Dr, MlHAock
vTNTIIS mixture most e:fectually cures the above
J. complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivsled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by X,
Warrington. Agent, over J. B, stegals Store, No.
ls 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 ties.
ufy to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs Hu;cherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs.
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Darfey.
r. NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the Usited States.
. b IN In-m13nS t.-.ss..- .s-f :
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T WILL continue the Anthracite Coal and
L Commission Business formerly conducted
by Wright l. Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ( ia ol JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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- EADER-You are solicited to call at the
IL clothing wareroom, No. 1872 Main street, where
rich and complete stock of clothing can be seem
cal ls all we ask 10 ensure sales. Having large
debts 10 liqudate this month makes us hard upi
the goods must and shall be sold at loCer cash prices
tnhn ever before in this city. Our stock OF Over
Coate, OF al styles and grades, is large Drsss and
business Goats Pants aud Vests, Of great variety
Gt patterns; Cravats; Scarfsi Under Shirts;
Drawers, &c, &c.
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j. D. GOODMAN & co.
II No. 1872 Main ST.. opposite Eagle Square.

NO. 1912 F0REVER-S q p Il X o II
" READY-MADE CLOTHING-St0re en-
IarSed, stock increased, styles improved
and prices redHced.-Tbe stock of ready made
Clothing now on hand at No l02, is much too large
ior is season OF the year. and the subscribers are
"deermtHed to reduce it before the first of Febru.
-yi ~ cohse quehce OF haVlng very heasy pay.
lnents' 10 make about that time The cash must
be raised, and the Goods tshaL" be sold, II those
VINO are in want will only give us call. Over
Coats of every variety of style and price; various
styles winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
suits, Pants, Vests Shirts, &c.
% KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN.
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ENGI.lSH GELATINE-7ap packages, with
II full directions accompanying each package,
just received.
For quality and cheapness, it is superior to any
other substance of the kind in use for making pure
Crystalline Jelly in a. few minutes.
de 25 ADfE g. GRAY
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'RFDFE4R LOCOMOTIVE WORKS

TREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
VNHE subscribers having this day formed a CO.
l. partnership under the style of Anderson &
souther, for conducting the Engine and Machine
Business, and being prepared to build Locomotives,
Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines as promptly
and on as sow terms as they can be obtained from
any part of the United States hope to obtain a
portion of the patronage of this and the adjoining
States JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
"a aI-1Im JOHN SOIJTHER
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FAMILIAR SCIENC Ell. w. RAN
E DOLPH has for sale Familiar Scsence, or the
Scientific Explanation of Common Thing, By =
Petersop-75ct cts. This 10 o valuable Bcsk
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DOTANlC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Ii DR.. f. ID. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such may prefer the above named
practice. Office ON Franklin between 9th and 18th
Streets oc 3l--d3m
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u,uE partnership of HENRY RoSENFELD &
| MOTHER WAS this day, by mutual consent,
5'.s5Jvei. All persons having claims against the
trm will please present them to d; hosenieia @ Ior
aa',Irment, and those indebted will please come
s'rsr,rd and make immediate payment to him, as
roionser indulgence can be given.
~ HENRY -ROSENFELD,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
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aI had rather not take Z horn win you,
ssid the loafef 70 the bull - q Z
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0O-PARTNEKsHIP NOTICE.-Tne sub
Z scribers having formed co-partn ership for the
purpose of conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business have taken the store formerly occupied
tg Mr. B NJ. Burton, on Franklin street, near the
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends They will
keep constantly on hand well selected stock of
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuns. Glass, Putty, &c.
n. B-Strict attention paid to prescriptions. -
Country orders attended, to with dispatch.
JNO N. LUMPKIN,
o.2l JAS. D. THOMAS.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-Tbe su

BARGAINS IN CL0THING.-The sub
scribers being desirous to reduce their stock
as much as possible before purchasing for the
goods at aaasaally lou prices, for cash Among
Their assortment NAV be found Over Coats of va
nous styles and qualities, Frock and Dress Goats,
Busintss Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
ohlrts Drawers, and almost every other article OF
eenslemen's apparel Persons wishing TO pur-
cnAse are requested to call at No. 80, Main street
q 16 ]. f. HENDERSON q co.
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bacon, BACON.-15 hhds priuae new Joles,
ID Baltimore cured; IS do do breast pieces, do
do; 30 Go do Sides, do do; $4,000 lbs Hog round,
city cured, in store and for sale by
de 81 CHAS. T. WORKMAN G. CO.
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SPERM IL SOLAR OILS, Camphine and
y Burning Fluid, fresh supply, received and fol
sale by
ia7 SEABROOK & REEVE.
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MAKE READY, TAKE AIM, FIRE
Is1 Just received, another lot OF cheap DOUBLE
BARREL GUNS, which are going OFT at reduced
prices Call soon, at the old established stand, No.
SO, Main ST Richmond, Va.
JAMES WALSH,
de3 Successor to Thos. Tyrer.
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VTANDAKD, MISCELLANEOUS, AND
- NEW PUBLICATIONS can be found ia large
quantities, at 12l Main street
ial4 ]. w. RANDOLPH
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STUART's EXTRA SUGAR HOUSE
dei6 RIM. BURTON.
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y RANDOLPH has for sale the Metropolitan
Catholic Almanac and Daily Directory for 1852
30
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MRS. GARDENERS Syrup of Liverwort,
IsI Peases Candy, Syrup Horebound, Syrup of
Wild Cherry Bark, Jayne's Expec.orant, &c, for
Coughs and Colds, fresh supply received and for
ssle by
ia SEtpROOK REEVF
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nTWAs' LAST. w. RANDOLPH has
- for sale large stock of Novels and Magazines,
and among the latest is Sketches in France, by A.
Dumas-50c ja15
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UTATIONERY.-J W RANDOLPH No. I2l
y Main street. can supply anything in the Sta
,onery line, of the best quality, and at moderate
pricss ia Il
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| DURNING FLUIDS bbls double distilled
| Id Burning Fluid, perfectly white and pure. Iam
regularly supplied with Fluid, and offer it. at man
ufacturer's prices, by the barrel, for sale by
ia S-lw o. A. STRECKER
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E4AY!-350 bales superior Northern Hay land
IL ing at Rockets per shr Gipsey, and for sale
by JNO. w. WRIGHT,
ia = Dock Wharf
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A GENERAL assortment OF Brushes, Fancy
IL Articles, &c. fresh supply received and for
sale by
ia7 SEABROOK 81 REEVE.
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CHEWING T0BACCO.-Superior Chewing
y Tobacco-Gilman's, Hsrdgrove's, Lynchburg,
and other manufacture, natural and sweetened
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., --.-
jal4 Druggists, 90 Main street corner 18th.
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rENHE SUBSCRIBER will continue the Ship
Il Brokerage and Commission Business.
Office corner Of 22d and Water streets.
de l6 ROBERT RANKIN.
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SIR FRANCIS HEADS NEW WORK.
- printed from the proof aheets, received in id.
vance OF pubhcation, direct from Mr. Murray, the
London publisher: Il es Ig5'Y'"- - 80 ,'-' 80
Sir Francis Head, author of aBubbIes from ia IL
Brunnens of Nassau &c =, ,-1tssr'' ~ Z
"Agrecabe as II In ~ q book Of travels. II de.
rives peculiar interest from the time and ciycum
stances oi its appearance s gives terrible, but
true picture OF society In Paris.- Express. =
putnams Semi.Monthly Library for Travellers
and the Ffneslde. s.r,.s - -. - =
VOL Home and Social Philosophy, by Dickens.
l2mo, stif covers-25 cents -.
For sale by A. NORRIS. A
d kSasr
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THR WEEKLY DISPATCH

=, ,rh6shcd every Friday morning, and mailed
.s-nSr DOLLAR A yRAR. To CLUES, tor 50 six CO
.Ga far $40 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty Co
20 for so twenty seven copies
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DRIME EPICKLES.-In gallon, half gallon
L quart and pint Bottles. Fresh and fine, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by JUAN PlZZlNI.
no lS Next to Exchange Bank.
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WING opiuions Of scott.

The Lebanon o. Star. (whig) published
under the eye and influence of Merioan Ton
COrlriA. in ls4s held The following language
about Gen. Scott:
Scott" in his General ordeIs-No. 394,
displays a vast amount Of envy and jealousy.
and plain enough accuses Worth and other
general officers Ofhaying procured the servi-
ces of certain officers to write 'scandalous
letters" in praise Of their own exploits and
against the truth Of history" He insinn-
aIes that shis is the work of "chiefs." parti-
sans and pet familiars result Of disease
''pruriency of fame, not earned"-and he
winds up with some 81 ly pirate about bring
ing ''doWn the conceited and the enyious 10
their proper level" Seott's order is 'con-
temphbls" and malignant" and can be at
tributed to no better motives than mortifca-
ton and personal spleen. To BE THE CHIEF
MEXICAN BUTCHER IN LAND PIRATE WAR
seems to be the height of his unchastened
ambition-he admits of no rivalry in the per-
sons of his assistants whom he petulantly
stiles "'chiels," parlisans and pet tamliarS,
The latter character Webster defines to be
ga demon or evilspirit supposed TO attend at
a call"
The payer which used this language now
haunts at its head for president of the Uni
ted States" GENERAL WINFIELD ScoTT'
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Another Prairie On Fire.

The fires that are sweeping over the prai-
ries of the Hoosier STATE are alarming enough
TO the Scottites. One of the biggest blazes
that we have seen burst out was witnessed on
Saturday last at Centerville The Cam
bridge City News describes it: The Soup is
all in the fire out here. Says the News:
At the conclusion of Mr.. Grose's speech
the Hon. T. D. Walpole formerly Wing
member of the General Assembly, Wing
Senator, contingent Wing Elector in 1914,
Wing Elector in l848) took the stand, and in
thrilling eloquence, elec rifying the hearts of
his audience, he proceeded to define his po.
sition. He denounced the nomination Of Gen.
Scott as afraud on the whig party. He read
extracts from SCOTS Native American let
tcrs, and appealed to every generous hearted
American-toevery warm hearted Irishman,
and to every faithfnl-hearted German,
whether they would support man for the
highest civil Office in our government, who,
in his Astor House parlor letter, declared it
his conviction that foreigners ought to be re-
quired to reside FL years before allowd to
vote, or else be deprived of voting at all.
He spoke of Pierce and King the democratic
standard bearers, in terms of highest praise,
and proclaimed his determination to support
them as tried public servants, aud as firm ex
ponents fthose neverdying principles which
find lodgment in the breast of every true
hearted American freeman. He closed his
address amid the shouts, cheers and plaudits
Of his audience; and was heartily welcomed
as an able co-worker in the great family and
cause Of Democracy.
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foim or resolutions To refrain from the dis
cusSion or agitation of any questions OF sub.
jectsafecling Tie interests, rights, uI liber
des Of the people Of The United States, at the
solicitation or command Of Shareholders, fol
any purpose whatever, are themselves fit on
" tc be slaves.
Resolved, That the overwhelming defea
which has''Overtaken Millard Fillmore, Lew
is Cass, Daniel Webster, and others, who by
their agency in the passage Of the Compro-
mise measures, or their public endorsement
ofthe same, as ameans of acquiring strength
at the South, has infused JOY and gladnes'
into the hearts Of the friends of liberty thro'
out the country, and admonished them Of the
power which they possess rs minority par
~, 10 overthrow the plans and dissipaIe th'
hopes of the wicked.
Resolved, That those members of Con
gress, who, BY their able and effective seryi
ces in behalf of human rights and liberty
commend themselves to the warm regard:
and confidence Of the friends of liberty il
this District, aud of the whole country.
On motion of J. Oglrbec, it was
Resolved, That John Nc Call, of New A
.hens, be nominated, as the candidate o
this convention, in this District, for land ap.
praiscr,
On. mo:ion of w. A. Urquhart,
Resolved, That the Editors of the Cadi1
Republican and Cadiz Sentinel be requested
to publish the proceedings Of this Convention
in their respective papers.
On motion of Judge Lee,
Resolved, That all the friends of liberty
throughout the county, are requested to at
tend the Free Soil Convention TO be holder
in the City OF Pittsburgh on the lth of Au
gust next.
On motion Of the same, it was
Rt solved, That this Convention do nov
nd journ TO meet at Moore's Salt Works
Jefferson county, August Goth, for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for Congress
! in this District.
JAMES HANNA, President
Rev D. Craig, St
Georgetown, August Q, 1852.
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The Late Storm.

The Storm on the afternoon Of the 29th
ultimo, blew down the New College building
at the east end of this town. The building
is rendered almost useless--the roof being
blown of, and q large portion Of the brick
wall of the second and third stories fallen to
the ground. 1t was expected in short
time, to have the college completed and
ready for the reception Of Students. but
the storm prevailed against the building and
it fell, and the high anticipation Of many fol
the success of the institution has been for g
time disappointed. The building can yet be
completed by proper exerton-let every one
throw in his mite, and the breach will soon
be repaired.
The walls Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church were also considerably shattered bu
we are informed the injury can soon be re
paired Cambridge Je6ersonian.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
I;sI NOT DEGFRkUDED!

,Bay y. bocs uolrss Dr. A. NJ NanrCcon p? Liberty st.
Ny the ti,lr page and the ehtrv in lck ticC
M back q" the ti,le page cnHsN%1Ga As h"s' ad buy 9"
Of rc'7hr ID honsinhie dealers By mail aWd ad
d.es< 10 Or 4 VI. Nauricr,u.
Fub ritlp page, with contents, together with few
treating NI imrnr4mI su!JPciS to martd rnEr, VIII
be free orhArSI, rcOGig letter stamp IN
rpfcpad irtler ,,idtrtsed as holeu.
IRON receipt Of l'isfy Ce"tH, tOr Gne
Dollar for the fine Edition extra binding;
.1V{lE MARRIED "pNSS'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" ~ sent (,nGIIsd
F,sS) to any rart OF the United StHt"s. All
letters lnust he unst-,mId. AMI nh'!I"sscd to
DIX. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, BOX I2II, New
York city. Publishing Ofsice, No. la0 Liberty
!trcei, New York.
For sale BY. Slrtton, Cincinnati; Hunt
r. Mad,IuS. Ripley; Parker ilTnle. Urbnni
A Il Waight, Springfield; Saxr0u, Canton;
p FrizclI, Georgctown; WIN Earle, MassilIol
J Donaldson. Bmcyms: Peers & Co.., MarioI
d Lanb, Finday; NJ + Pierce. Scotian Ten !;
Perki;s, Athens; + G Con veil. Coshnclun;
speed, Medinu; Brown & WorIry, Washing,e,
+ Ncwmun. Norwalk: II. Miller. Mill>rshurst
Burns. Roscoe; & Pine, ChiIlirothe, Ohio.
i,Ina o. ,50-IV
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Con. Pierce in le42.

Afser serving nine yeafsn Congress- four
Ves1s in the House and ise in The y haIe-
rFranklin Pierce IN l842 resigned bis seal
Ia the latter. He was one Of the youngest
men who ever held seat in either branch,
The journals Of that day do jastiee TO the
reputation which be had acquired. To say
nO.hipg ofwhat DelnOeraiie papers said, take
.Ls two following extracts 10 show the feel
ing entertained toward him by bis poli,ica
pptpnents;-
The Washington correspondents OF n Y
JyaEoi II oemmerrs, a political opponent
thaA spoke of Gen. Picrce's standing in lhS
S, nate and st Washington
ula the Senaie to-day, the resignation o.
Senator Pierce. Of New Hampshire. was read
aud the Preside It PRO TEN, WIS directed Il
inform the Governor Of New Hampshire o.
he resignation. Mr.. Pierce reuies at iht
early age of thirty seven, from the distin'
guished position he has 50 long and honcra-
Die held Is PembeI Of the House and o.
the Senate, for The last nine years. He has
achieved foI him self an honorable name=-one
that Is worthy Of his patriotic and chiyalrous
descept,"
One OF theejo o.s ofthe New York Express
also a political opponent, writing from Wash,
inStoR to his pap,r spoke Of general Picrco
N the following complimentary terms
''Hon. F, Pierce, Z. S. Senator from thu
State Of New Hampshire, has resigned bis
seat in the Senate. MIR. Pierce will hardly
have more acceptable man to succeed him
To his political friends he was a partial
enough to be always faithful to the party o
which he was member He waa fai b.
fu member Of the Senate, and much more
eptionabIe TO his opponents than many
Vi bis opponents. In the committee RON
be was laborious, attentive and just, anc
wnere, membcr may be most useful he ha
been Of grerl service 10 the country"
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$500 CHALLENGE.



WH1 llATEVER concerns the health
Wv happiness Of II people is NJ all ii
the Eost valuable Importance. | take
granted THAT every person will do all in
power 10 save thc lives OF their children,
that cvory person will endoavur to promotet il
own health at all sacrifices. deem it ,cC
my duly to snIemnly insure yUu that WORM. - n
cording to the opinion OF lhc most cecbr tet
physicians. are the primary causes OF II large
mai,ri Of The diseases to which children unc
adults are Iiuole; if YOU have um appetite con
rinua!Iy changenrir lrom one kind of food tt
another, bpd brea h, pain in the stomach. pick,
irrs at tic nose, hardness and luIln4ss ofthe bel
~, uiy cough. slow tevor, pulse irregular, re
member that all these denotes Worms and ,pl
should mt once apply the remedy.
aIoh. us;acli's WoEsss syrup
An article l.>unded upon scie liGc priIcinlee
compounded wl,h purely Vegetable Substances
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E1- Rob5erics, pocket picking, &c, were
so numerous at Niagara that the impression
is extending rapidly that there were other
persons than landlords and railroad stock
holders interested and employed in getting
up the late Luudy Lane Farce.
PrrTsBURt AND SFEUBEEvILLE RAILROAD
Upwards Of /. thousand men are now at work
in the construction of this road The direc-
tors have concentrated their working force
upon Ill the heavy parts Of the line, leaving
to later period the lighter sections, so that
the whole road may be finished at one time,
which period has been fixed at year from
the coming winter. At that period the
whole line Of the Steubenvile and Indianna
Railroad will also, it is said, be completed,
es we'll as the Mountain Division of the Penn
sylyania Railroad. These roads, with their
western extensions, will form continuou.
line Of railway from Philadelphia to st Lou
"a
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Don't NIL c0aasc ut once!

1 VIII. Subscribers are now receiving lhcil
4 Spn < and Summer Goods from Philadei-
phi consisting in part Of
Cl. EG<,tHS~ssMere$. 'EWeetiS, ECStiNES,
Sllk muslin dc laiucs, helnges braze tic lainGs,
pop ,us. lawns, Swiss mill, can't tic. prints.
bro namd h'"ached musins, crayals, fringes, l;t-
ccs hosiery litt'. glt YES. and many other uri.
clei all =. which will be sold tur very low prl-
COS rta az or good ploauoe Ladies' an gem
tltmen ~ hn examine our lock bclolc lrnr-
chasing elsewhere. Call at The Cheap (:s~ER
Stare 5tlOTWELL Il CKAHh.
Cadiz, Mny 49,, 1859. tl
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Greeley getting Nice!

The editor of the Rochester American--a
Wing paper--wriling from the Wing camp at
Niagara, mentions this remarkable eircum-
stance
"Mr, ireeley's speech was long and in his
usual style Of eIoquence. | was pleased to
observe that he managed its delivery in such
way as not to very much excite his sali-
vary glands, and / believe he closed it pih-
oat once spiuina 0n.tAe platform"
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DAGUERREoTYPEs

a y. rARflDUE, daguerrean Arust, No
N 36. Monroe ST., below Market. Whceiu
Va, respectfully announces 10 the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he il pre-
pared 10 take pdgperreOtl pes in ihe VERY FEST
STYLES. and with ali the latest improvements.
Likeuesses taken equally us web in cloudy MS
in more pleasant weather, and partiCular nttclI-
lion paid to obtaining the most favorable position
h'r securing pleasing likeness.
Gruupcs of any number ol persons can be ta
ken on one plate, and perfect ikemesses tken
Of young children.
am constantly receiving, atd have nlway on
hand, a complete stock of l.ockets, Fancy Cases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, all
Of whl'h will sell OH the most favorable tcrlus
ocr39. " A. =. PARTRIDGE.
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TssE EN0TuEHssoRD OF FEM-

ResE EN0TRBEHssoRD OF FEM.
E'EfsANtE WATGRsNsEN N0.E
Msct, cvrry TUESDAY EVENING. in The,
SchO0l Room back Of the 'rrmpnrancc Hall.
tCADGX TEMPLE DE RRONOR, N0 So,
Meets every Mondny evening in the IIall AL
Joining the Market House
Regular degree meetings ON the first Monday
nevcry month.
CA DE LODGE. Nc. f3O. 40 a. E
Meets every FRIDAY EVENINGS Go'cI TX
lM Tie lnll. Adloining thn Mnket Ilollsr
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frrSrr advertisement.

ANuTitaR ScE>T,PIc W"NDER IMPuRrIAr
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