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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
0IANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

ssI Broadway, ono door above Thompson saooa;-
Parsons about purchadnt PanOe are invited TO call shs
Wsrerooms OF BENNETT co, where they Will mas
an ssortment Of Rosewood PanoFores OF modern style
Eysrv instrument warranted for two year Shouts douoo
- AZ TO Quality the payment may BE- deferred
nil such douhs are removed Old Pianos received In par
s.vm.nt Tor new once New and Pianos 10 Les
G.nns.s,orX Nos siI SIS snd sl6 Rv'r ston-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
fsqal NotlceS.

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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro
II OF The County OF New yora 90
hayins claims HENRY TRACY hts VI The cU
New fok deceased the vouchers thse
~ sU6sc nber bis ocs No B-aer the cy Of New;
fo on or before the oarh dy OF Decsnesr nsst basd Nswi
Yorh. June |, 1883
jsl .awoa1as CHARLES TRACY, Administrators.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of JESSE y.
SMITH ESQ., Surrogate OF the County Of KINGS here
By rven codns law, 10 all peons hsvus claims against SOL
ONION CONkLlH, late Of the Cly OF Btyn, deceased ka1
they required exhibit the With voucher thsrss
the subscriber WARREN sNEDEN, At his r-sssscs No -
Johnson the CITY 81 Brookyn the isA "
November ns1L-Daied MAY 10, IsSs
CATHARINE T. CONKLIN.
DAVID 3. BAYLis, Administrator.
=. WARREN SSEDEN, y MIL laxomrs
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NRINCE a. CO.'S MELODEONS.-

III rhe original rrnee meiodeos, 9hiob has seos tas
"a spr yes ana proved itself Superior instrument 10 thc
Al suv other make be had only Of tho soe ssen We
UALL SON. no go Broadway. toppasite fhs 'srs'
VI +. HARRISON has removed bis
. Mandatory and Wsrerooms nom No u Cansl.t
- No 81 Mercer-st 0rsDds, where NAV be found
wlenSA assortment OF Piano tortes
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fnrnitnre, 81.

CHEAP IRON BEOSTEAD WARE
" ROOh-Al sizes from 81 to S25. Also the h-althy
spiins sattees-the best well e,pes' oeds 10
msds any here price 70 si6 Old mattresses sereo 70
comfortable elastic beds IS Every article SArsnIsa
POtels and ssminsries supplied a . discount NO. 'S
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having
IN claims aga o. the es,s b. JAuss CANERoN late Of tie
City OF New Yo ian, deceased they are required 70
exhibit the with the voucher thereof
Executor o the last Will and Of aid deceased place
residence No. lo4 Barrow the Of
fore the 18th dsy OF Jsnuay sl JOHN CAMERON EIscstes
ills la~6mTuA
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning.

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston1ng-
IN ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW.sEk
FORD and rAUNTON.-fhe steamers c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, Of this line run regularly - here
tofOro alternately leaving Pier No North ave ai' .hsn
above Bate daily, Sundays excepted 81 IN
ana stonnston ct ocloci P M sva Of ths nai
cain, which leaves Boston at S 30 PM
The steamer PERRY leaves Proytdense for newEon
daily except Sundays ats An and SPIN New Bedtort
Taunton passenger proceed mmedatoy On NE Sf's
Of the mail nln at Manrhed
plans. o hoard the bnats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

NI consequence Of the Increased demand and qnrvaed
Hopu aty OF their PIANOFORTFS, have extended their
business, and opened WsreroOm In Broadway No co.,
where shall constantly keep choice selection OF
from 81 10 u octave, Ia Rosewood with
eli the latest improved patterns We shall ALSO continue TO
Seep fo assortment Of INSTRUMENTS at our Mandatory
Ard Wsrsrooms No IL Csnssh All Pisno-Fortes OF our
are warranted in every respect Professors
amateurs who anticipate purchasing are respect
fuly invited call and examine al orders nom tns atty
~ frv pnnctuhllY executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Trains leave Chambersr station daily ,Bundsys -
septed) for Albany and Troy a. follows:
ExPREss TsAIs N through In moan ase s1anesa
,ne with trains Bu6so Montreal 81 oelok sans
EVENING NAL TRAIN at A M.-fHROUsB WAY TRAILS,
ct and p M.-ExPREss TRAIs al 2. NJ, and Accos
NOTATION TRAIN ct 7So p M-rsssepeen taheo 81 Chan
bers st. Csna-st Chrstophsr-st, 18th d and 5n a-Sus
DAY Mail TRAIN o. 5P. NJ from Csnsl-st-FAaxs-Sl
10 Abany-Sl Sc 10 Troy-S6 50 70 monIesl-ss 10
Buslo-s7 10 10 Chicago hoTcksts and baggage cnsch
or principal places West and North b obtained
cb,mber,u GEORGE STARK. Superintendent
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AIR +. 81. NASH, who has been for

more than twenty FIVE years engaged In teaching ma
= Z "a sity and elsewhere, bess leave to state TO bis
MEND. and the public generally that be has on band ".
ety Of choice Piano es ('estsd q himself OF new
Yori and Boston manufacture by the csss msAeIs ron
he viii sei At manufacturers prices 5econd hand ranos
r sale or 10 let B-Lesons given In Singing and rlano
- whish ans notss will he given v II NASH,
" No. $40 Broope-st NevYork.
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Marhinerp, &r.


DOlLERS for SALE.-Three Marine
Id Boilers nearly new, to be cod cheap Terms easy
Annlx 10 CHAs w. COPELAND,
Consulgng Entineer, No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS,
~ esd the ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE hin
fully applied BY Dr. G. HAiEs that greet Electro Aaeeeoe
Physciss- Rheumatism et,f Joinnl Eumoaeo Of H.
Limbs Nearslsis Deafness Wess EyeA D5spepaa SeeAA
Diseases Liver Cooplaints rsisy, and eli Female Wei.
neses Ike, Se- b positively cured Ofnoe NO lls
Spring -, near Brosdvsy, New-yort CITY.
IF YOU WANT BEARD. BUY 1T;
Il II not, don't; IL vin pahe " hisAers Mcussshcst 10,
rov hhe magic 10 six veeAs hu will DO this GaA-
HANS ONGUENr; perfectly e.rn'ess to tbs sais ed
viii not stain the n-sh Refer 20 W ktrssy No ~ cns-
r. Lee. Mott Haven Lc 81 sosss eat 10 sny Pert
Of the conntry.
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CREIGHT to VERMONT and NEW

HAMPsHIRE AZ REDUCED RATES-By steames
TRAVELLER from Peck dip every day ~ 8 ~.
Yhrouah tcketa Wis New.Vort ana Nev-Hsven haihoe4
grsisht Otfse No I57 seuth-st- NJ " y. HYDE Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

Not only delicious article Of FOOD but an ehectosl
remedy against the diseases OF The Lunss Msnofanea
GisrSs CsTtilasea etc such Consumption Steoess Of
the Bones asns OF the hmhs etc. very pleasant 70 the
taste ana benecenT the feneIl health Essh psekAee
drusssts and WILLIAM A L. PAULSEN, No. lol
WxtsraN Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

hsiehs O. sou last.s From The sslssnie. = 80
o. them, not iDsppropria.ely called Pisgah, I'M
view Is one ofths most delightful Abe eye eves
rss,rd upon. at embraces, on the North asd
Northwest, Lake Memphremagog, OwPs heao
and the plains Of Stsnstesd, reaching far into
Canada, on the East the entire range Of the
White Mountains. and on the South and West
the valley off, Passumpsic. and the Green
Mountain range. The lake abounds with fish,
particularly the muscnlung,a species oflaTgs
trout, while the numerous streams and ponds
in the vicinity are filed with the common
mountain trout. Upon the lake, midway the
mountains, the reverbeiation OF sound is magi-
cal as many as six distinct echoes being re-
turned from bugle played at the same point"
The White Mountains ure themselves the
travellers "ultima Thule" They are the LOT
test 10 the United States except the Rocky
Mountains. Mount Washington, the ing nest
is 6243 feet above the level oftbe sea, and IL IS
surrounded by Mounts Adams, Jefferson MAD
ison. Monroe. franklin and Pleasant, seVerahy
s 75e. 5657. 5415, 5,349, 1850 and 4,7l5 feet
high.
r., have already extended these remarks
further than we intended. We will, therefore,
conclude for the present, by saying that this
line presents temptations TO the tourist which
cannot be surpassed on the continent.
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col. BENTON.

The reader will find sketch of a speech de-
lvered short time ago by the ex-senator
from Missouri, who is now candidate for Con-
eress. 1t is characteristic-higbly so-as all
his speeches are, and, of course, amusing. 1t
was during the Presidency of John Quincy
Adams, we think, that he brought forward the
plan for amending the Constitution, of which
he speaks. Like all others, of similar charac.
ter, il failed; for our Legislators have always
evinced laudable caution in making any in
novation upon the organic law. Yet it has
struck US that the proposition of Benton was
founded in reason, for we see no reason why
the awkward and troublesome machinery Of
electors should be interposed between the peo-
pie and the man oftheir choice. If the Presi-
dent and Vice President were voted for direct
Ia by the people, we see not how it would rem
der liberty less secure, nor can we discover
why any difference should have been made
between the method of electing them, and that
of choosing Representatives in Congress-
Perhaps the motives which induced the friends
of the Constitution to establish the present
SySttIll. UC ChptoibCu III tuO bAuuiSoh pa
pers but we have them not at hand, and
cannot, therefore, undertake to say whether or
not such be the fact. In the meantime, we can
very readily imagine Inconvenience which
might arise under the present system, while
we can conceive of none likely to result from
direct vote of the people.
There seems to us to be great deal of sound
sense in the ex-Senators opinion of the present
mode of selecting candidates for the highest Of
fees in the country. 1t has struck us, for
long time, as highly improper, and well cali
culated TO impair the vigor of the Constitution,
in one of its material points. 1t is little else,
indeed, but an attempt to get around a difficult
ty presented by that instrument, without d.
recty violating it, in letter or spirit. If there
be no election by the people, the Constitution
carries the contest before Congress, and that
body is bound to decide it. The object of
these National Conventions seems to be, not
only to dragoon every man of particular par.
ty into voting for the candidates who may be
set up by the majority Of such Convention, but
to obviate the possibility of the elections ever
coming into the House. There can be no
question that the freedom of opinion and &C.
ton, so essential to a Republican form of Gov
eminent, is seriously impaired by this method
| of proceeding. Of the hundreds of thousands,
| for instance, who are expected TO cast their
votes for one or the other of the two candi.
| dates now before the nation, how large is the
proportion Of persons who would greatly pre-.
fer some other person ?
| Give US, we say, back again: the old-fash-
toned mode Of election. If the people cannot
settle the matter, take it to the House, where
the Constitution has settled tina, il shall be ia.
ken.
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HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

We hear very cheering accounts from the
Huguenot. The company is quite as large
as the proprietor expected it would be. and
promises to be still larger. Our informant say s
that everything is most agreeable there; fresh
country air and agreeable company render a
sojourn delicious. Our friend McEvoy, is in
full blast, teaching the rising generation the
mysteries of Polkas, waltzes, and whole
broadside full of new pas, fresh from Paris
whence he has, himself, just returned. The
Saturday evening balls, afford great enjoyment
to the wershippers of Terpsichore. We ad.
wise all our friends who can escape for day,
to betake themselves forthwith to the Hugue-
not, and wash down some of the city dust with
its health. imparting waters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

AssAuLT-Tne continued case of Ann and Fran
ces Talbot charged with throwing wood and stones
at Mrs. Mary Rowen, into the house which she
occupied, on Monday last, came up in que order
before the Mayor yesterday. The evidence proved
that the difficulty grew out of some improper Ian.
guage used by Mrs R., respecting the Misses Tai
bots father. They were bound over in the sum
of 500 each to keep the peace. The affair occur.
red on Byrd street, between 9th and 7th ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

~ On Monday week, gentleman named
Bourne, Of Grayson county, while passing
from the Grayson Springs to mis- home, was
way-laid by three men in disguise, aud twice
fred upon. The FIRST ball passed through his
coat and the second through his vest, in front,
without doing further damage. The rufians
then made of. 1t is supposed that robbery
was their object, and that they mistook their
man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

NEW BooKsToRE-Mr.L Warrock, as will be
seen by reference to his advertisement has opened
a bookstore on Main street. opposite the American
Hotel He will connect wit it the sale of Station
cry and Newspapers. Mr.. w. has entered into
the business with the determination to succeed, if
success can be commanded by perseverance, and
good conduct. His store is very pretty one, and
well supplied with the current literature of The day.
We hope our friends wall give him call and see
for themselves what he has on hand. We take
this opportunity to acknowledge the receipt of
Craigallan Castle, the Stolen Will, which he was
kind enough TO send US few days since
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NUIsANcE-We call the attention of the proper
authorities to the encloaed square Of shiny mud and
reeking carrion enclosed, dignifed We believe with
the name of dock, the loot of 18th street, by
Mayo's Bridge. The efHuvia waited from this spot
at night is decidedly choleratic We understand
that this plague spot is the property Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company. There should
certainly be all outles made to the fresh water re-
giou
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wA great Railroad meeting was held

"a A great Railroad meeting was held at
Anderson c. H., S. c., on Thursday week.
Among the resolutions adopted, one provided
for committee to memorialize the legislature
for charter incorporating the Blue Ridge
Railroad, from Anderson G. H., and by the
Rabun Gap, another tor committee to prepare
an address to the States interested.
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~ During the national salute on the 5th,
at Castle Pinckney, near Charleston, one OF
the men, James Murphy, was Immediately
killed by the premature discharge of "a poun-
der, and Michael Strangely SO seriously in.
jured that he is not expected to recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

FINED.-Ioel Robinson was tiue!, on yesterday.
$40 and costs for selling quantity of apples in the
LIST Market, on the Sd July, that he had purchased
in tae N srket or the same day. In DEFAULT OF pay
ment OF fine he was required to give security Re-
ported 5y Superintendent Diddop.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire between and O'Clock
yeste day morning was occasioned by an incend.-
airy attempt to IRE Mr.. Henry Fieishmanns clothing
store, situated on 18th st. between Grace and Broad
streets. The building was owned by Messrs Belts
t. Edwardson and the attempt to nre it was made
through aperture on the outside of the building
Damage uiding No ire company was first on
the ground and extinguished the fire
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v Rev. E. J. Newlin, formerly pastor Of
the I'd Presbyterian church in Lynchburg, has
resigned his charge on account Of i'll health
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EDIBLEs.-This morning, some of the richest
and most tempting turtle soup of the will be
served up by Allen, of the d" Arbour," Thompson,
Of Our House." and Barlow, of the "Alhambrs."
trial also of Smiths beef soup snacks under Odd
Fellows Hall, will not be forgotten easily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

TEAS We call particular atte-tion to large lot
Of new and choice teas offered for sale by Messrs
Hulst 4 King, who have also on hand select as.
sortuaent Of groceries.
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II The large steam mills Of Baldwin,
Gould and Co., in Manchester, N. H.. were
destroyed by FIRE on the 9th. Loss $25 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

WmPPED.-Henry, slave to Mr.. Dodd. baker,
was arrested In default Of pass. Thursday esenng.
and on yesterday received 80 lsshes for resisting
arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

Coon CIGAKs-See Inc advertisement OF Mr Il,
Mr.. H. sent Us two bundles Of cisars, which We
found yery good.
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aSuasIO ASl@O So s3.s.ss.--~s A.."
4 .1sob 10 taif quality. focs sias. lar sale
~ ID BAc9N s EseKkA III.
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p Daguerreotypes of Children, Famf-
ly GROUPS, single Portraits, &c &C., executed IN
style equal to the finest ivory painting and quite
as durable. Copies made from oil paintings Da-
guerreotypes, and every other description of pic
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay see very fine Da-
guerreotype of this great statesman, from which
copies of any size can be made, and set in pins,
rings, &c, Oh framed making handsome and
valuable ornament to the parlor drawing room.
MIR Clay himself said OF this picture, ''That it was
the best he ever had taken"
MP. SIMONS,
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The Once of the New York Her
ald Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore SUM- Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspaper
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, s at 1921
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS H. GRESHAM
al 10 General Agent
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HENRY CLAY.- The Coz

uONORSTG HENRY Clay The Com
IL mittse of 80 on the pa OF the citizens o.
Richmond, and the committee OF the city Council
appointed to adopt such measures a. may De apprTr
priate to honor the memory Of Henry Clay, WI
meet at the Circuit Court room. 10 the State Courl
House, THIS MORNING. (Saturday,) At O'Clock
jyl0 SHEnWlN MRAE, Chairman.
I UsT.-On . hnrsday, The stn inst in the city
" OF Richmond, or between the city aud my ie'l
dence', In Chesterfield county, one dozen silver
Teaspoons, with the letter d engraved OF esea
made by L Humphreys Son. suitable TO
ward will be paid to the finder by leaving them
the store of B Humphreys Son, or at ms Oh
" 1877 Nh pUvAL.
a FOR RENT. The Mansion House.
~ Ii has seven rooms, and a kitchen with tS'
rooms. Rent $500 per annum.
Apply at the Clothing Store opposite the Amen
can Hotel, Main street. jy lo-N
I OST.-Last nignt, ON dam street, steel
~ spanner, with leather sheath attached. IL .n'
person who picked it up will return TO this once
ne viii be rewarded, and receive the thanks OF !a'
owner. jy i0-N
II ETUkNING our thanks to the Ladies 10
~ the liberal patronage so kindly bestowed 1.
the last four years, We beg leave TO Inform lIsn
that we are again open, and win continue 10 seh
retail until the last OF this month, VIXEN our aac0.
viii take place. Great bargains may be expeess2,
ltICudhts wishing 10 close large l3ts tl aSf.
goods at less than they can be bought in soi'nss
markets, are invited 10 examine cur sscsk os''''
our public sale.
WORD. FERGUSON s BaRKsDaLE'
iy 10-l2t
NTOTlCE.-Ihose who das,ru u buy cesas'
Snuff, Tobacco. &c, It wholesale ano req 80,
would be recommended to as large and destsOt
stock can be found in the market ard 81 So
prices will offer great inducenent. 10 those 90
desire TO buy good article. From HE ioas eAs
rienee in the business, the undersigned u pisps
TO supply the trade upon Us reasonable istas
aDy house in the city, or liberal discount 70 ~
dealers. 20,
| iy l0-lts 1874 asia. corner O H.
| - ANYWAY, from the sapscribsr, on ihe 80 -
N June last, Negro Man afkfHEs, tweo -
call himself by some other naneJ about - "a
old black, -afner tall and slender wss fslsea ~
the oid Church, Hanover county, va ! ~ h.
twenty dollars for the delivery OF sad ne ~
b. Taits jail or any other jail In Henrco coas -,
II IL thought be is about Richmond, ne ~
year hired 10 Mr.. knauff. on Chufca nlh-
before last he was hired 10 Mr.. LsdG, e,ru
jy l0-3t% THOMAS fkENon--
EOk HIKE. for Tue basance u the yeaa
i healthy ybung WOMAN that is sooe -.
Cos K, Washer and ironer and who Is secas, n
to house work generally. She has TWO esl' ~
with her which are not much in the way " y,
ordinary au,ies She is hired out because het Wv
er has not any use for her az tais time ana "
able situation the hire wsk &c moderate. SRF'
% d. fRUEhEAAi,
10 1tl~-ltM Corner Is q ord g =.
49,. (.
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- To the Citizens OF kichmOnd and
Transient Vf>itO rs.-f you wish to have your
hair cut ano dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful STYLE and your whiskers chan yed TO beau
nful black brown color, please call at the Amer
lean Hair Cutting, Shaving, shampooning and
ment.
N. B Hot Cold and Shower Baths at all hours.
Single bath 25 cents, or tickets for 81 American
Hotel, entrance on l1th street. lie %
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HExaIco G. UNITY UuuAT.-.u.y term closed.
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EY How many expressions OF commentator
ever hear in my saloon. "Why, he takes them
every time.' "How beautiful that is That's
you, Kate" 81 never saw any thing more per.
feet" "Oh why, how be does take them" Il
like his style, his positions" "Oh, the dear little
thing why, he took it laughing, at the first time"
And many more of the same sort. Those who
want beautiful durable and lifeke Portrait at
81, will come to MOULSONS,
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main st,
door above Mitchell Il Tylers Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the place. jy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

AssAULT.-For several months past Hezekiah
John son, of Manchester, has been charging gen.
tleman named VIM. H. Cook, formerly in his EN-.
ploy, with stealing pistol, some money, a watch
and books and papers, from him Gohnson) and has
threatened to get out warrant for the arrest of
Cook On Monday last, Cook met Johnson on
Mayo's Bridge and after accusing him of making
reports injurious to his character, turned in and
gave Johnson sound thrashing Yesterday the
case came up before the Mayor, and Cook was
bound over in the sum of $500 to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

Great Cure for Bowel Complaints.
The most sale and sure compound for Bowel Com
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus. Dysentery, Pain ia the Back, Sides or
Limbs. Toothache, Bruises and Sprains, il DR..
Roses Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all pains, and is used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved In
few minutes from the most acute pain. In bot.
ties at l24 IS and so cents and for sale by Bennett
q Beers, Ade Il Gray, Purcell, Ladd a. Co, K. r.
Zachrissoa, w. P Lsdd. Gavnor Il Wood, il %
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" If any Man doubts that II. G. FarreIs
Arabian Liniment is the greatest benefactor or the
age let him look around and he will fad abun
dant evidence TO scatter this scepticism TO tn
winds he will find that as external application
in the diseases both of man and beasts, no medicine
ever discovered has effected many aud as re-
msrkablec cures. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD f. co,
jy 3-2w Agents for the Proprietors