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SILK GOODS.
ALFRED EDWARDS 81 co.

ALFRED EDWARDS 81 CO.,
THE oldest Silk House in New York, has removed
from their well known place of business, l22
Pearl ST. to and Park Place. West side of Broad
way between the Astor and Irving Houses, and will
open in January, fresh and complete stock of Fancy
and Staple SILK GOODS, selected by partner in
Europe for the Spring trade, comprising
Dress Goods, in every variety;
Silks. Ribbons, Gloves, Shawls, Laces and white
Goods,
To which the attention of Southern buyers re-
spectfully invited Jan 8, 1852 49:4m
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DIR. A. n. JONES
HAS REMOVED To PCPE's HOTEL IN

/ COLUMB L :, MISSISSIPPI
" HERE he may at all times be found Iy these uh5
" wish his professional services This central TO-
cation will much improve his facilities for attcndrr
the emergencies of the city practice. lie has recent
y received from Philip SchioEel.n HINES & Co., Of
New ork, for his own in the practice. stock IF
EXEEs4 -E5E 2zED2CEEEs.
decidedly the neatest and most reliable article Of med
icne brought to this market He is fully p717i-
ded with instruments and appliances Tor examining In
TO diseases and for operating most of the Ills and
detoTmities that present themscru in lie practice Of
medicine.
4 successful practice of his profession for more than
twenty years in this city, he hopes is the only reference
he need make.
Dr. \. n. Jones has no connection with the Drug
business carried on al the sign yr the Negro and Nor
tar By James Jones Jr., {. Co.. and desires that Bis
patrons would not annoy that firm by making inquiries
OF or leaving messages with them, for HIM. Calls
made at his Office Pores Hotel or left AZ the store
of Messrs. LamPkin & Whitfield, will always meet
with prompt attention.
Dr. Jones Is prepared TO receive and treat all cases
OF chronic disease at his sick rooms in Coumius-
Female ills requiring daily attention, aud the Use Of
Observation-Disclosures affections and cases requiring
course Of dieting parGt0-v to surgical operations,
can be cured when submitted to his care in hs h9r
al rooms, that would defy the combined skill Of the
medical profession under the imperfect system Of mrs
ing and dieting incident to country practice This
arrangement will afford many facilities for treating
chronic cases arising among the negroes On cur plant
atoms; rigid system OF dietetcs and regular daily
medical attention may he secured to such cases at
much less expense than usual, while the prospectus
cure will be greatly advanced
Competent nurses, male and female. are in attend
ance. andnO demand shall be made upon him for this
kind OF hospital practice that shall not be efficiently
met. Connected with his sick rooIns he has bathing
establishment for the treatment OF his patients and
on the premises is spring fstrong Chalyb water
Columbus, July 10, 1851 25x
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COLUMBUS HOTEL
BY JAMES JONES & SON,
BY NJ. j. HOW Ar d

COLUMBUS, MISS.
THE proprietors of this well known HOTEL at all
times, prepared to accommodate the travelling
community and persons paying Columbus a visit, in the
most hospitabe manner. Having furnished their rooms
with the best bedding, furniture, attentive servants &c.
they feel confident that they will render every one
comfortable while under their roof The table is at all
times supplied with the best provision the market a
fords and pains expence will be spared to
der their guests comfortable.
Horses will be sent to the excessive and well known
Livery Stable of VIM. Cady, Esq, who always keeps
the best of provinder and attentive ostlers.
July -, 1851. 24x
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None genuine without our fac Siulil5 Signature y,
the likeness, authority and signature of James SaJ
on the envelop. We wish persons to be particpi..y
cautious not to anything purPorting TO be the E
trical Febrifuge, unless bearing the above marks NJ
genuineness. We deem these remarks called for m
consequence of persons having been imposed upob I
counteriets, pretended receipts &C. which. If pf
worthless, are, to say the least extremely Lanrer,
having proved fatal in many cases.
a. KENDALL. & co
Nav 81, 1851. ls.3r
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS

NHERE is perhaps, no one
thing of greater impor-
lance to the planting commu-
nitv than to be able to free
themselves from the vexa-
tons, loss of time &c, result
ting from different fevers, TO
which they are more or less
subject throughout the south.
This can be and is readily
done and at less expense than
by any ordinary mode of treat
ment, by the use of the
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CIR q G. II ~ Z 81 - :
HADEN 81 Read.


MARKET STREET, COLUMBUS, MISS.
HAVE on hand general assortment of Groceries,
II &c, to-wit
Rio Laguna, and Java Coffee,
IMPERIAL Gunpowder; Hyson and Black Tea,
Brown Loaf, and Crushed Sugar
GranuIated Sugar;
Yellow and white Clarified Sugar;
Molasses and SYRUP;
Western and Extra st. Louis Flour;
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Cloves Cinnamon;
Currants, Almonds
Saleratus, Starch, Lemon-syuup
Pepper-sauce, Mustard;
Sperm, Star, and Adamantine Candles;
Brown and Fancy Soaps;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Brandy, Wine, Rum, Gin and Whskey;
London Porter-qts. and pints;
And all other articles in the Grocery line, Powder.
Shot and Lead. A good assortment of Bar, Band
Horseshoe Hoop and Rod Iron and Horseshoe Nails
Seventy-ive kegs cut Nails, assorted sises Wedding
Hoes, Wagon Boxes, Strap hinges Castings, Pots,
Ovens, Skillets, Fire-dogs &c, &c.
June %, 1851. 22:X
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Mobile, Columbus and Aberdeen Packe

Mobile, Columbus and Aberdeen Packet.
THE NEW AND LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT
BELLE GATES,
Jso. T. DYcHE, Master HENRY d. SPRATT, Clerk,
TTAVING lust been finished express-f -eIT=k -
II ly for the trade, will make week as - 4
" trips from Aberdeen and Columbus Mobile touch
ing at all the intermediate landings.
The most liberal provisions having been made in the
appointments of the above steamers for the comfort and
safety of passengers both regards the superior
ceIlence of her accommodations, and the efficient
aqement of faithful and experienced officers, liberal
share of public patronage is solicited.
Jan 3, 1852 es1
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ANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GASTRIC

JUIIE. .
THIS is truly wonderful remedy for lndigesaonii
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint re M
debility and Nervous Consumption, curing after Ma
lures own method, by Natures own agent the u as
trio Juice. Ill,
Half teaspoonfi of Epsn infused in water VIII
dissolve digest, five pounds OF roast pee, IN aOou'
two hours, out of the stomach fETFor sale by
las BLAIR, Agent
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COMMIT I EE:

NJ N; BKOO Mr. Norubee Co.
T. NJ. BLACKWELL,
T. C. GREENWOOD,
J. P MONTGOMERY, | Cb;cEoso,, Co
HENRY MCDOWELL,
J. A. ORR,
@. c. GRASTY,
CHALES GATES,
w. CUNNINGHAM,
w. A. TUCKER,
r. DAVIS,
A. d. POPE, -uonroe 70.
S ]. GHOLSON,
L. B. MOORE,
JACOB LOUGHRIDGE,
JOHN F. MILLS
WR CANNON,
JOHN w. RICE, Oktb6eha Co.
CHAS. r. JORDAN.N
A s. HUMPHREYS,
THOS. l. SHARP,
ELI ABBOTT To,,,dss "a
w w. HUMPHREYS,
BEV. MATTHEW'S, g.
JAMES WHITFIELD,
COLUMBUS, Mss, Nov. llth 1850.
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Electrical FeIIrifuge.
OR SPEEDS FEVER TONI

L
WHICH CURES FEvERs OF ALL Tyres AND en-.
FROM Two To Twenty Hours DS d
Not one hour need be lost more than the dav NJ .
in any ordinary case of BILIOUS FEVER IN 11Tet
MITTENT or CHILLS AND FEVER and L, In In
if any more with the more violent and danoar'4 80 Z
yers as Congestive, Yellow, Nervous and n re.
Measles, Scarlet Fever an Typhoid Pnenmos5ia5' l
deprived of at least two thirds OF the ordnarv H. DC
and difficulty in fact
Fever Cannot Exist
but very short time under its potent and ag~e..,,
influence while all anxiety, uncertainty and -
of nursing is dispensed with. We cannot bet,s.
scribe It's Effects than by quoting from le,ta, h '5
b. F. Fly, Esq, of Madison county Mississippi 5,..1
"Columbia La, Oct. II, 1880" in which he ssra.
GAS far as have travelled, your Febrifuge bas'I
used with wonderful success. In at least five brr3
cases on this river Ouchta it has been used 49,
every case it has acted like charm, afrqts re,,.
the patient to perfect health IN fran toar 10 eight hon.
As far as my knowledge goes there is nothing h ~.
pare with it it acts on the surface, opens he No.,
of the skin equazes the circulation of the blood ~
the patient lies down and goes to sleep. he av-.L
and is well, hardly knowing what cured him. ti.e,
phaticallv the remedy for fevers.
We could add proof by hundreds OF the most srl
stantial planters and of the highest raspectibItr
well as physicians and others, but want no bette; o.
dence than the article itself-get it, try tiff it,
what it is represented to be, return It and Get rr
money.
Prepared and Sold by \. KENDALL GO
81, MAGAzINE STREET, NEW Orrr.,,
JAMES BLAIR, Columbus,
frTFor Sale by DTuggists cnI Dez1r-s ge,5s-g5 -,
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
WELRlyllF
THE SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE
REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN DISCOVERED u

THIS preparation has stood the test of twenty
two years trial, and is confidently recommended
as safe and effectual medicine for expelling worms
from the system. The unexampled success which has
attended its administration in every case where the
patient was really afflicted with worms, certainly
ders it worthy the attention OF Physicians
We beg leave to call the attention of the reader to
the following testimonials in favor of A. B. Fahne
stocks Vermifuge all of them were given vountari-
w. and the originals can be seen at our ofice-none
of them have heretofore been published
b. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
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GEORGE G. MOORE.

AUctiOM and COMRInisslOn MERCHANT,
Corner Of an and Military Streets Near Court House
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
Refer to Messrs. Cozart, HUMPHREYS & Bilups; E. C.
Eggleston; o. H. Millican; A. H. Jordan, Columbus.
Col. Geo. H. Young; w. L. C. Gerdine, Waverly.
January 49, 1851. I.x
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New, Cheap. AND Elegant Assortment OF
DRX GOODS.
IlHE undersigned are now receiving at their Store
on Main street, between the stores of Hale g. Muir
dock and j. j. Sherman g. Co, an extensive and GEN.
era assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS, CAPS, READY MADY CLOTH
ING, CROCKERY-WARE,& &c, &c.
Recently purchased by Mr. Lampkin in New York
and Philadelphia, which they will sell on as reasona
bic terms as articles of similar quality be purchas
ed IN this market Call, examine, and purchase if
pleased LAMPKIN & WHITFIELD
Columbus April l, 1851. Io:tf
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI.

AytE NEftFFy FtCIOFaIs
most beautu and valuable Preparation for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all diseases oftie
throat and Lungs
THIS is new compound, in this place. but it is ev-
identity one of the greatest preparations of the age
for diseases of the lungar Superior Jaynes pre-
Fparation.
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
Columbus. Feb /, 1850.
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s. 8. Fitch's
Invaluable Medicines for Coughs, Colds, CoaSumpto,
and Female DiSeaseS-always on hand.
Also-His unrivalled ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Err that has been patented only six months, and has
already been imitiated.-Also, his superior SHOUL
DER BRACES.
The only genuine articles be found at the DRUG
Store of JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Columbus Feb. l, 1850.
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GEORGE FRAZEE,
(Sonh Side of Main Street, Columbus, Hss,ssippi,)
NER AMI 'NAKAORs
Has JUST RECEIVED A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
Black French Cloths and CdSsimerS; Fancy CGSsfmeres
and CasSinetts, Plain and Figured Satin, Plain
and Figured ,ohite MarSailJeS and EmbrOtd-
cred Merino Vestings; also large
sortnent of Shirts, Uader-!ShirtS,
Suspenders, Linen and SIX
Pociet HandkerchiefSaR
CraUGts, GioUeS, Satin
Stools. Umbrellas,
dc, dc.
All of which he will manufacture ORDER or sell on
the most liberal terms. He would especially invite
those who buy for cash call and examine his assert
ment before purchasing
May 81, 1851 1S:x
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SEEEREFES SALE.

SEEEEEEE'S SALE.
T WILL expose to sale, on Monday. the first day of
L March, 1852, to the highest bidder for cash. be-
tween the hours prescribed by law the following nam
ed Judgments in the Circuit Court of Lowndes coun-
ty, for the purpose of paying the COST to-wit
No. Parties Names. Date 8- Amt of JudQ7aenk
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CAETE0H.

9TFor Sale By Druggists aaI Dea-s qe7ls-q1s y =
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TEXAS MUSKEET GRASS ON hand and for sale
i by LAMPKIN g. WHITFIELD.
Sept. 90, 1851 Sz:tf
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JOSEPH R. & JOHN H. ECKFORD

JOoL1i II ~. N1 JUN II LOhFOhD
HAVING purchased the interest of John n MuIlin
I'll in the firm of Weaver, Mullin & Co., Mr. MulIin
retres, and the business will be continued by the sub
scribers under the name and style of WEAVER
WILLIAM ECKFORD S-the present firm
assuming all the liabilities of the former and are an
thorized to use its name in settlement
WILLIAM B. WEAVER
ISAAC WILLIAMS
JOSEPH r. ECKFORD.
JOHN H. ECKFORD
Mobile, December, 10, 1851
Having disposed of my interest in the firm of Wea
yer, Mulbn, q Co.. | respectfully solicit for the new
firm, the patronage of my friends whom will he Glad
to see at the old stand, No. 25, ST. Francis street
where may be found when in Mobile
JOHN n. MULLIN.
Dec. 10, 1851.
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Nj ACHINE

CRUSHING, GRINDING AND PULVERlZtNG.
Recently Patented in this Country and Europe.
EOC ii RAMS PLANOSPHEREC CAL
~ QUARTZ CRUSHING AND PULVEk ZINC
MACHINES now IN daily operation tor the in
spection Of the public, and will be submitted 10 anT
reasonable practical test proposed by parties inter-
ested.
These machines by their simplicity of construc-
ton, their durability, the undou 0ted principles up
on which they opara:e, their effective operation and
result, justly entlad to the consideration OF all
parties engaged in grinding, crushing, and pulver-
lxjng Quartz, Irog Ore, Zine, Copper and
Lead Ores, ana all other or Mineral sub
stances.
1t is the peculiar feature of the economy OF these
machines that they found capable Of crushing
and pulveIizlng into the finest powder any amount
OF Q2ertz other earthly matter, in proportion TO
the amount of weight Of power applied. ihe earth
iy matter is 80 comp etey ground and pu!verized,
that the Gold may be easily sepa ated, and subjected
to any process Oh afnalg anatlon that may be nec-
ess airy.
The machines work and deliver wet dry,
may be required and with little friction (being
almost without machineryo requiring no luoricat
ing the principle upon ~hich Ihey operate pre-
GUIDES the possibility OF tn ir being put out OF or
der: nor do they heat any material while being
pulverized. They at once applicable Tor al
purposes OF gfinGins ana paiVerizlng IRON those
required by tie DRUGGIST to those ct the most
extensive Operations il CaIifornia and Australia
These machines are from two TO twelve Ieetia
diameter with balls or soneres irSn three incaes
TO i've feet in diameter, each machine weishlsg
from $50 funds 10 twenty tons each, and are soid,
with the right - use lnem at from sioo u ~'ooo
each
They can be worked oy Steam, Water, Horse or
Manual Power, according to their size; and oy
chang the velocity aud proportiohhs inc weighs
the top OF the balls, any desired amount Oh po"
may be used, from that OF man or nofse Up
ward.
The propfi tors Of this invention solicit exshii
nation aaa will p-,ve oy prae'lcai test' tae 'as1
superiority and economy of THESE machines over
any other, tor ciu-Eing, grinding, or paisenzips'
heretofore offered 10 the pubic
These machines fIiay be In operation a. 1901
eff South English stress, Williamsburg. at the large
Patent BLOCK and Saw Factory OF Messrs Barr.
Waterman d. Co. first street south OF Peek sup
Ferry, every day, from TO A bi, and from 10
M. and sooa at Com Stock,on's Gald Mines, Va.
For further particulars, apply To
L. q ] BUsSIsG & CO,
Sc s-4ts 3. CIia street Kew York.
GUGAk.-21 % il lereiing V. uahed, sna
baF, "a Il, 4 - al
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OF THE STEAMER NORTH
ERN LIGHT.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New YORK, September Z.

NEW YORK, Septe mbeF Z.
The steamer Northern Light, with later Cali
fornia dates, arrived to-day She left San
Juan on the 29'h. She brings $3l2 900 in geld.
The Panama left San Francisco on the 18th,
with large amount Of gold.
News had been received of battle between
the Indians and whites, at Table Rock, Ore
gon, in which forty of the latter were killed.
[ AT this point, some dsarrangement occur
red in the wires, and tie dispatch was cut
short
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init Rent Outrage and Loss ofLdfe.

ALBANY, Sept. 6.-Another anti rent out
rage was attempted near Berlin, Rensselaer,
county, on Saturday night last, which resulted
in the death Of enc of the scoundreIs. par
", disguised as Indians, went to the house OF a
Mr.. Shaw and attempted TO entce him outside,
but, failing TO accomplish their object, they
threatened 10 burn down his premises. They
then attempted to put their threat into execu
ton, when Shaw fred revolver upon them,
killing man named Joseph WIbeck instant
ly, and wouuding two others. The other mis-
creans fed Last fall Mr.. Shaw as tarred
and teathered by the anti renters, and three
weeks ago they burnt down his outhouses.
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FlRE.-On Saturday morning last, about
o'clock, the extensive stablng belonging TO the
Virginia Hotel, was discovered to be on fire.
The alarm being given, cur citizens, with their
accustomed promptness, repaired TO the scene
OF confag tation, ard rendered every service in
their power 10 stay the ravages of the destruc~
tive eIement-the combustlble nature of the
lnateIia. OF which The stabling was composed
the quantity ofhay, &c, rendered all efforts
10 save the building hopeiess-but to prevent
further destruction, every energy was used TO
save the tenements adjacent, which, We are
glad to state, was entirely successful. For
1unaleiy, tile morning was cuim otherwise the
destruction OF property must have been great.
We regret to say that three horses. five cows,
aud some Gne hogs, were burned with the
buiIding-two of The horses tmatches) belong
ed to Mr.. VIM. Hart, of Albemarle, one 10 Be-
llvar Christian, of this place-and 1000 bushels
OF eats.
The loss is supposed TO be $4,000. No insu-
TancP.-StdAnt0H Tiadicat0r.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
roReIGN NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.

Three arrivals from Australia had brougb,
a o7s ounces of gold, and report another ship
S,,s with II, 465 ounces. Great difficulty was
t,nna in procuring sailors, and from As to f50
NO, man were asked and obtained for the run
10 England.
The Six mile Bridge affair in Ireland con.
,,,,es to excite much angry feeling in the 10.
"aIity where it occurred. Mr.. c. Delmege.
Justice OF Peace, and eight soldiers ofthe 3lst
Regiment have been committe'T to Ennis Jail.
IN accordance with the coronef's finding ainst
,hem Of 'wil(ul murder.
The celebrated Dounybrook Fair passed of
namely this ,ear--not Eight 10 be had for love
or money.
Hon. Robert J. Walker was expected a, Gal.
wev on the 2is'. and the Galway indicator
enfmisss Tint his visit has some connection
With the establishment OF steampacket line
between \. York and Galway.
We fad the following in the London Morn
ing Chronicle OF the 2ith
"The States Courout publishes an impor-
tsni communication from the Colonial Depart
,nrpt, relative 10 The past and present rela lions
OF Holland with Japan. / I appears from this
oficicI document that The reports OF the inter
yenlon of Holland TO prevent the departure of
the American expedition, and the abandon
raent of the project by the United States, in
consequence OF which the authorities of Java
have peT4nftted tDelF country 10 De entered III
order TO arrange the question. is unfounded -
All that the Government of Holland proposed
10 do, was TO address to that of Japan an ami
cable dispatch, with the view OF preparing
favorable reception TO Commodore Perry and
10 point out the advantages that would result
10 Japan from the opening Of It's ports TO for
eign commerce, as the Emperor of China had
done ia 1872 Ii is not improb able that the
negotiation NAV be crowned with success: and
that Commodore Perry, on arriving within
sight Of the coast will find little difficulty in
the negotiations he is directly sent 10 bring
about with the Imperial Court
The Courier Athens OF the 9th announces
the arrival nj Athens of MIR. Marsh from Con-
st4nnople, and his LAYING obtained an inter
view with tie Queen Regent respecting the
case OF DIR. King. Another account says, tho
date gIyen,) The American squadron left The
PFaus after Mr. Marsh,had taken possession of
the documents relative 10 DIR. Kings case.-
The squadron is supposed to be on lis way TO
Trieste"
Paris, Tuesday night-The Moniteur off
CHILLY announces that on Sunday, 22d, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs signed two trea-
ties with the Belgian Pienipolentiares- the
first reciprocally guaranteeing all property in
literary works and works OF art; the second
making certain notifications in The customs
tQTifl.
The Moniteur further announces that Faud
Efendi has been appointed Foreign Minister
by The Suitan, and that the Porte has given
full satisfaction to Frnnce for The Tripoli af-
lair, as well as promised to accede to the other
demands OF the French Government.
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JET Columbian Hotel, Richnon
Il Delicate renlales and Inf.n.s will

Delicate Females an& Infsnts will
find BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS grand de-
siderctum in heir etfor.s TO restore health These
Btters pronounced by those who have used
them OIL the finest tonics dlscovereo-tor
while they strengthen the system, purify the blood,
correct the acicity OF the stomach, and promote
heathful digestion; they alse dis pei SaIt and add
Being prepared from purely vegetable II ateriaIs.
the proprietor cOnfdf ntly recommends them to
persons OF ali ages. sexes and conGations in life.
Only 59cents per bottle.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEkER, ADIE d GRAY, BENNETT i
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD e. CO. and GAYNOk
81 WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, WIN. P. LADD
and SEABROOE 81 REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, and THOMAS & MCCARTHY
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r.. xss Esssl fkOTk A G T 4 ID
E9 EsE sssssYs[a,sssk~ MEETlNG AT SLASH
LOIIANt.-A pFotracted meeting of the Baptist
association will commence at the Slash Cottage, in
Hanover, Sunday, 18th instant, and continue
throughout the week, if not longer.
On every day of its session, except on Sunday, an
extra train will return to Richmond about sun set
thus enabling persons who may desire to attend, the
opportunity OF taxing the mail train in the morning
and return to RichmcLd at pleasant hour in the
afternoon. THOMASsSHARP,
Superintendent
P Stare for the round trip 81.
Otnce Richmond, Fred'g q. 2. H. K. Co.,
Richmoaq, Sept. 7th, 1852. 5