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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

SWEET POTAT0ES.-50 Bushels prime
ID Sweet Potatoes Just received hy
Sept. % KETEs & KEARsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
PAY YOUR TOWN TAXES.

TO THE CITIZENS or cHARLESToW-N. Z
YsHE Corporation Tax is now due, you will
Il therefore be prepared 10 paw when called on,
as have but little time to collect them and money
Is much wanted C. G. BRAGG,
September ., 1852. Collector.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

= utscfly useless 10 attempt 10 enurferaie the
VsIlo + articles which compose my stock as have
etefyl1ing necessary 10 furnish gentleman
wardrobe, including Hats and Cans of every siyle
end fashion.
s55,..i would especially impress uuons your min
the Tact that these Clothes Will heSSesld al mnrh
lever prices than they have sold heretofore
EY Purchasers will look. oni ar nv name lsss
JOHN STRAUSS,
Near carrel's Hotel, HurIsrs- Ferry, Vnginia.
Oct 81 1859 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
y I Capital OF 60 UUU,
LOCO o. ! ! of If 30 sp GOO q Tickets $50.

80 capital Of go 600
6 OF 10 600 100 Of r..,.. 400
1000 3 Of 10000, iiese's ~.
70 ct 5 0G0.
Whole Tickets $3.50 Halves, $l4O
Quarters, 20 Efghihs, 10
We pay all prizes at sight no mater how large
All Orders strictly confidential, and The Official
Drawing sent as soon as over
Small Fry Lottery.
The much admired Small Fry Lottery is still
drawn on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Capitals g. 4, and IS 900. Tickets 81 Ceftif-
cate Of Package of Wholes Si5-Halyes 81 So
Quarters 50 10.
Fer good Prize, Address.
NJ ANSEL. & CO,
Corner Of Balifmore and Light streets
Oct. n. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
Public sale,

QY virtue of deed Of trust from William Ne,
DMurran to the undersigned, dated the ilih day
OF September, 1851, and recorded In ~ County
Court OF jefferson will be offered al public SALE cor
cash, on SATURDAY tee sd day o. Ocisbsr sssf,
at Daniel EnuerS Hotel, in Shepherdstevn 4 nae
nh ahout 4 = : -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
!. Ouseheld and Kitchen Fdralture.

Together with many other articles which Il i
deemed unnecessary 10 enumerate.
Sale TO commence aff0 O'Clock.
TsRNss-A credit Of nine months viii Be given
on all sums over i've dollars the purchaser T. give
bud with approved security--su@s of III, amount
and under, cash. No properly to Be removed an
Ill The terms are complied with.
s The Fat Hogs will be Sold on Z credit Of sixty
days, the purchaser to give a negotiable note
Sent. %. ts52-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

Hats, Caps, sc.
4 CASE extra Silk Hats; I.
l superior do
$50 Slonch Hats 81 10 50:
$50 best Wool Hats for servants;
80 Mems and boys Cloth Gaps, iz6m az cents
10 So so.
ssaIeSy ssfI a sRd isss R slGsE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
DALEY & CO,
MANUFACTURERS wIoLEsALE pEaLERs M \
READT-MADE CLOTHING,

No. 81 BoHtm0re arcct, near I7oIcard,
BALTIMORE,
Keep constantly on hand, aelarge stock of CLOTH
ING, suitable for all sections oil the country.
Sept %, lS52-ly.
90 man can find nOtrkeTe so good Sarags Bank as
by employing his purse his head hn0,cledge is the
best capital he possess 1t is at his commend sper
moment. a,ad alnans ahore atr.,,-DR ERaNKLIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
PnRLIG SAFE


WILL Be sola. q pobiic a1ctiou. & nv nj.
deace, near Zoar Church, - E0NDAY.
.9tA 81 tlrtabev sexf. all my
PERSONAL PROPERTY
eoxs.sTlSo IN raRr A. Fakzsuws
6 Aead of Work Horses. aspsnx skisg ere
some ercclicaf Brood 1Eafn:
Coiis. from | 70 scaysleid,
Aboxf Is keatl of Caifse, ioSs sf .,;ck
are fine Mich Co.rs
60 head Of Hogs, IS ready 70, re ~
Road IYagoas Ptantatssa a,fte;
| IPkeat ESa:
A fcasrats Tsrssiiag lfdeksne, ~ rssSe
order, ,eiik ersry ikiag cemplsss;
] Corn Ssetirr. aeariy new;
l'.Neigh and Harness;
! Carr, Pioaghs; HssTo,es, &c;
frsl.9atc JaekscEcsr;
A large LOT IF PaiiAg .Ssuf:
0ne Fla CAain, one Log Ckais;
25 Bags, CleaBing Sheefs
Wagon and Piorgh Gears
4 iot Of sxcelieaf Potatoes;
-4tLS0-
200 b5ls. 0f Nttg Corn:
20 Tons Of TfnIotky IDsy.
:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.

THE undersigned having enlarged their Store
i Room, have now on hand at their Clothing
Fmporinm, the most superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers-
!. Ferry, for the present FALL and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
WHEAT WANTED

8h0 000BUSHELS rRiME w HEAT wan
0D,OOO ted As purchase FOR the Balti-
more Mills, will always Be able TO give the high
ea market price. EN- AISQUITH
Charlestown, Ang 3, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

Fall and Winter Clothing.
JOHN STRAUSS.

AESlROIS Of sustaining The hikh
y reputation Of giving good bar. 2kSA
gains and satisfaction. in the sale IL 3Yg
READY-MA1e CLOTHING. All
invites the attention OF the public Ia ~ ~
gegefalto his large and superior stotk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
MILLa NERY,


TIME undersigned has ilisi returned from BaIti-
il more With The hiest STYLES Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

tering upon any matrimonial specula-
ton; and then their only care will be
to guard strictly, the jewel Of their
hearts, lest it be bestowed on ore
unworthy the boon. For when a wb-
man bestows her affections, it is done
with such sweet trustfulness, such
entire devotion and confidence, that
few can appreciate or know how pure,
how rich, and beautiful the treasure;
and too often she finds she has wasted
her jewels, and east her pearls be-
for e swine :"
Alas ahe love Of woman-it is known
To be love ! and fearful thing,
Fot a OF hers upon ,he die is thrown,
Anil lis wrecked, lie hath no more 10 bFihg
b.. naockerivs Of he past alone."
| have already written more t ban
| intended, and viii continue anot her
time l did think | would clothe my
remarks in their sunday attire, but
find truth more foreible in "holne-
spun 50 pray excuse my plain ST Ele
and let me hear from you soon.
Yours, REGINA.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

TuxSEL UNDER TH& HUDsoN.-
4 bill was introduced into the Leg
islature Of New York on w ednes-
day to incorporate a company to
construct tunnel under the Hud-
son river. near Albany. A survey
and e. iimale have been made, and
The plan is considered feasible. II
is believed that perfect work can
be constructed, with a double track
and an easy grade, for a half million
OF dollars.--N T. Commercial i'd
rerhs4r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
L0CALITIEsoF HEAvENAND HE'LL.

L3cALITIEs OF HEAvENASD HE'LL.
-Sdm weeks since Dir Porter,
OF The Cumberland Presbyterian
Church in this city, in the course
OF series Of eloquent astronomical
sermons, preached a discourse on
the ''tLocaIity Of Heaven, astro-
nomitafly considered" and located
that happy place in the centre Of
our solar srstem-in the Sun
Last Sunday evening. he discoursed
10 one Of the largest audiences we
have ever seen 10 Memphis, on the
doc alIty Of He'll" and fixed the
abo ode Of the damned outside 0 f the
solar and astral systems, lin the
"outar darkness,T beyond the light
Of til sun and stars, where the
planets, comets, and lost worlds,
which have violated { ne great laws
of their existence, d rkle forever
on their returnless col Irscs through
eternal space qgte and Eng. 3D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

Tag peoPle-0i Lincoln think that all
improvements Should be constructed
W The community to whom the ben
tfits are to adcrue. In this, they
ana the Wing differ.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
Ladies Correspondent e,
Regina TO S9phrOni :.

I
DsAR LADY III have deferred hn-
sw}riag your Hind favor longer t ban
my feelings prompted, but other an
Available eng geInents must RI BAD
MI excuse. The Correspondence Eou
have opened, Almost induces me to
as4sit 9 % you some magital preset
eate Of my own secret wishes; for
th9ugn 4 am Hot AZ ara of being on
! 5ar list Of friends in pro ria per
soma | feel there IS a Isl ID Of pr
itlal eqlaintanee existing betY cen
u.s. I nave thought l could divine
som-thias Of the texture CT your
spirit. as YOU seem 10 possess a mind
qai:e an ahomoly in til E present
4a} -aeels,omcl to d9 lis own.
thinking; natural pr4rqgativ e I
have iyag ACCUSTOMED my Q un 10 ex-
eroise,.ia 1,Hpi5e Of tie fact that
maay qf myleoncla.i sns ~ 4 counter
To Sanleo tl4 mos; { .4tli4hed Qpin-
ions 81 the J.y
TIE Aamsn miad has swallowed
(
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

ISdREAsE OF PAY-The journey
men housecarpenters oil New York,
have resolved TO demand 81 per
day for their services, from the 10Th
Of March 10 the 10th of November
next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
PUBLIC ACTS.
(Gazadcd.}

\|O''~-'-e~N1 !
] a d act to authorize the sale Of
.esch eated lands and vested in com
mon schools in the State of Tennes-
see, and for other purposes.
/ AIN act to amend the law with re-
gard to taking dispositions;
authorizes clerks Of county courts
TO take dispositions.
An act to authorize and regulate
county subscriptions for railroad
stock.
An act to increase the salary Of
4 the Governor;
! o'9 ass salary to $4,000 per an
An act to dispense with seals or
scrolls in CERTAIN cases.
/ An act to establish the county Of
/ Taylor in honor Of the lamented
Fac berry Taylor.
An act to'qqiet certain land titles
4. and I'd secure bona fide purchasers
against litigation.
An bet to declare what fines and
forisitu res shall be paid to the State
and wh bit to the county
An ct 10 amend the laws regula-
ting Il E fees Of justices Of the peace
and CO pstab1es, ard for other purpo-
ses
An pct to prevent abuses in taking
up sla1 les or runaways.
An Pct to prevent distractions Oh
rail -ro4 IDS.
IN bet to amend the 1st section ;
an act amehdiag an act passed It'll
Jan, 1855.
"A act 10 enable the trustees Q
the neg hospital for tie insane, t
furnish the sane
An act to authorize renewal Of Ger
] tain bonds oftAe State-of Tennessee
4 An act to Increase the revenue 0
t the Slate and define be rates Of Ii
Z eeRse tor ageA,s 81 insurance com
!. ranleS;
/. dempalies operating in this Stat
PAS y ','i-i '-Ssi.ss' unlel 'g'ia1.9 /"
: igi ms, = c2ni i'al'lgs O0'ail
ll l''9il7s - ''n} - l"'' "
'''s - az : ~ C'I-.'
an ass % '.'''loiiaf sui's : 70 ! :
,i'"741e - : = - i'o' =
oo,,-
- - - o.sos
- -
- ,''iN
gu 80, Az Il i@ 5-iils"u I ! AZ p@74 +
i - io,n 80, = ~ 7''7' =
'''''.-'''-- 49,
i ~ = - ,,ra,;l ~. orncrs IL
I =
! ! =, -. 600.
an q q = '.3a 7 T, . ~ M
na o i f. co ''a y s9I,5 Il,
l;6a
! - r:.tc1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

The Hon. Willie P Mangum is
talked of as the next wing candidate
for Governor of North Carolina.
4 Mrs. Go per, Of Ponlret,
Conn, who has hitherto SUSTAINED
+ 6 pod reputaion, eloped last week
viii ''gentlenah d color" taking
her only child with her.
German tairershss-In thirty
few Pm Universities OF Germany
There have been sixteen thousand
. tnd scventY-iour students during
the Summer session, averaging near
y 600 to each University. Berlin
has Z 1919, with I67 professors and
tea hers; Munich 1900, and I02
pro lessons andteachers; Rolien,l ,O2O;
Pr que 1904; Leipsic, SAG: Gies-
sen, 400; Heidelberg, 624: E.rlangen.
402, &c
i Ia II Protestant Universities
tie re are ,697 students oftheoIogl,
OF which Halle has the largest nun.-
Der 1885,
= SINGULAR SvIclDE--In the TOW IN
! .of Opelousas, Louisiana, Monsieur
Victor Lalaste, on the lst instant
blem out his brains sooner than dis
chiFge his pistola at his anita onist ina
j dut Fl, By whose hand on two previous
4asi9ns of the kind, he had fallen
: We unded.
: The New York q ourier & Enquirer
states that a meetid & is proposedto be
: ne ID on the 4th Of March next, in
: thF city Of New York, to nominate
AF- Webster for the Presidency, subj
.Jeft to the approval Of Wing Ma
j. i4nal Convention,
. The swamp Lanes Il Illinois, so
IA : as Observed, aro SCI down at
z o,239 acres.
S aglng III J5rneal.-Up to sat-
ufd@y last lhere,bad been one hun
d fed and seventeen days Of congia-
U ID good sleiSllug at St. Atsn,,
o. ! trmoAi.
- In 1928, we imported ueasls ILL
= . pr lead; beng G,O90,GG0 lbs. In
= ] p39, we imported 100000 lbs.
ie domestic product now supplies
y t e consumption.
al The German emigration 70 81
IONS, ~ way Of New Orleans aud
I pc East, amounted in the past wear
- =, q I2,G7I persons.
y, During tile past var there vss
j i hportcd into the Emitted States
s :, 52l, 900 worth Of cslr>. Tnis
II pes not indebtedness manufactured
: y tbs country.
to Tire exp ass Of taking tie
r : eTcoth CeH SIS viii amount 10
ID s ,oD3,o59, v iHs''e Of IL psn.-
+ . < "hich : ~ = be ofdcitd by
It q onsress.
~ Two thous hna fi.e hundred and
ii 6 -four mar i'se licenses were -
ST ed in Haanl lon Count, Ohio..,!u
70 II ng the year 1851.
- The farmers e. O,5o E.ra
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
/ The RnplOr.

The Washington correspondent
the Baltimore Patriot reiterates
rumor prevalent in til BIT city, t
Louis Napoleon IS about to "rf1
tilt against thi country and SAY
ia on a.. IS that he is dissati4
with tie cessio IN Of Louisiana bJ
great Napoleon 10 AIr. JeiIlr-on, f;
Bith the indemnity pad ~ Ilc
Philippe to Gen. Jackson; tha t
lnteHds 10 rake open these old
Elements, and demand redrtss i
tne present. Government u TIL
States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18

|
An act to provide for Il lie settle
ment of estates by executors admin
lstrators and guardians, residing in
new counties.
| An act to amend the criminal law
of this State.
+ An act to amend the law regula-
ting the election and duties Of con-
stables in this State.
| An act to provide for the payment
of Comptroller's warrants, Nos. 9l2l
and S07.
| Requiring clerks of the different
courts to give additional bonds.
| To amend and reduce into one the
several acts for the administration Of
insolvent estates
/ The amend the act pass ed 10th
January, 1S4S, entitled an act fol
the punishment Of small Offences and
for other purposes.
| To amend the existing laws in re-
latiOn to the practice in cases of set.
off.
To better secure the rights of IN
incorporated churches, religious Oh
literary societies and schools.
To regulate ehancery practice an(
TO expedite the hearing Of causes il
the chancery courts.
To declare the powers oftH e county
court in the administration Of estate
In Ger lain particulars.
To authorize proceedings agains
: corporations whose franchises hav
ibeen granted to other corporations 0
: are not used by the grantees.
To amend the acts Of 1909, chaT
q ter ., and 1927, chapter l6, in rel;
ton to a change Of names and fc
f other purposes.
b To authorize the Comptroller to i.
sue warrants for the payment Of MOI
f ey ordered 10 be paid by virtue
0 any resolution passed by the Gener
Assembly ana fer other purposes.
: To release tie penalty Of five hui
:. dred dollars to those vino have VOL
f ted the 18th and 10th sections Of Ii
! act Of 1885, chapter Is.
! To provide for the payment of IL
sum due for the block of marble fu
n nished BY the State of Tennessee f
e the construction of the WashiDgtC
IS Monument.
/ PRIVATE ACTs.
: To incorporate the Mis- sionary A
ISOLATION Of the Methodist Episcop
'e Church South.
i TO relieve the Farmers and Ne
chants Bank Of Memphis.
IS To amend the charterof the Sht
'l byville, Richmond, Petersburg 81
Fayetteville turnpike company, al
q for other purposes.
-e Toilcorporatd the Tullahoma Nj
ing and Manufa curing company
n Tennessee, and lbr other purposes.
d To incorporate the town of Nor
Winchester, and for dther purpose
Of To legalize the Proceedings
ID courts Of justice and 9he official &C
II Of officers in the count B Of Lewis, &
To charter the Manchester al
? Tullahoma, and the Hillsboro al
n TulI4homa turnpike companies.
I'd authorize the Governor Of I'll
q State to issue bonds Of the State
2 Tennessee 10 the East Tennessee al
-e Vrgi MIA railroad company, to aid
the building Of bridges.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
Cd pliisn Of Acts

Pcs fed by he General Assembly Of
TIE STATE Of tennessee d'g7ng The
50 sslon Of 1912, lgEh The sub
staace of portion Of the 1cts:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-18
G.he Nashville lGhig.

Ia Tie Nashyille WING olI the Sth,
re End tie lolloFias8-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.



THE subscriber has just returned from the North where
portes large stock carefully selected which he offers at
the lowest prices consisting in part of: .
DRUGS & MEDICIN NES.-Castor Ooil, by the gallon,
bottle and dozen EPSON Salts Bac Mass aiap ipe-
cac hubarb SedIitz and soda Powders Haskell Mer-
rick Schiin Cos Select Powders Sago Arrow
Root Barley Mace Ginger Aslice; Squills; Opium,
&c.
CHEMICALS-200 OF. Sulph Qunine, " Powers &
Weghtman - lbs Calomel Sulph. Morphine 20
lbs Pro-to Carh Iron Act: Lead Sulph. Zinc Git Iron
and Qunne Tannin Valeanate Of Iron; Naleranate OF
Zinc. 49,
PAINTS-1oO 900 lbs White Lead. pure 5000 lbs. White
Lead 1000 lbs. White Lead, Mol 1000 Yellow
Ochre Oil 900 Spanish Brown in Oil 1000 Venetian
Red do; 500 Chrome Green in Oil Chrome elbow do IUu
ground Verdigris; Pummice Stone Litharge; TIMBER
Terra de Siene; 1000 Black Lead in Oil Linseed Oil
Whale Sperm Oils Train Oil 1000 boxes assorted
Window Glass; 20 Sand Paper; Putty; Whiting. Red
Lead sc. Sc.
PASTRY s COoKING.-2 gross Yeast Powders; Or.
Tartar Bi-carb. Soda Vanilla Beans; Exits of Lemon,
Vanilla Rose, Nutmegs &c, Isingass Geatne Russian
Geatine, Sc.
FANCY ARTICLES.-76 doz Tooth Brushes large as
sortment dozen Shaving Brushes doz. Nail Brushes
doz. Comb Brushes so doz Hair Brushes ; | doz Hat
Brushes Cloth Brushes so doz. Shaving Soap 6doz,
Lubben's Extracts. assorted doz Ess. Bouquet; doz
Oriental Drops II doz German Cologne; Bell Cologne,
Powder and Puff Boxes Cold Crem Lip Salve; Toilet
Powder Tobacco Pouches Combs 50 doz Paint Brushes
Blenders Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum Gum Drops Ander-
Lemons and Goodwns Fine Cut Tobacco 30 600 i'm
and retail by WM. II. LIPPlTT,
Oct % Druggist and Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-12
BOOKS. BOOKS.!

TUST Received per Schr J. DeRosset large assort
y men of School Books including Buellions series Gram
and Readers, Davies series of Mathematics Perkn
series of Arhmetics Manderves series of Readers Par
kers series of Readers Quackenbos first lessons in
position, Mrs. Williams Ancient Geography and Atlas
Boyds Rhetoric Bar's Lectures. Smith Mitchells, o.
neys and Morses Geography and Atlas and uorts eogra
ply, Whiteeys Rhetoric. Goodricees, Frame, Mrs Will
lords historical works Chambers educational course Cut
ers tony, Physiology and Hygiene Cutters first book
of Hygiene, ComstOcks chemistry and philosophy Pakers
chemistry and do Philosophy Sllimans chemistry, Cesar,
Virgil, Horace, Napos. Homer &c. &c.
Uncle Toms cabin, Aunt Phillis' cabin, The Iron mask
to Love to be Loved Time and Tide Strive and wn
chy, The wide wide world Reveres of bachelor The
ny side Thinks to myself Scottish chiefs Don Quxote
Gil Bias, Mysteries of Adolpho Abbess. Buds and bios
sons Arabian Knights Tom Burke Harry Borequer, Jack
Hinton, Ten thousand year. Joe Miller, Dow rs
Vicar of Wakefield, Charlotte Temple Lucy Temple Lynda
VETS Kings Poor Jack, the Petrol, Sc, SC sc.
Shaksphares, Ryons Morse's, Burns Millions Mrs.
Hemans Tuppers, Scots &c poetica works. Spectator,
St. Pierres studies of nature, Chambers Mscelency.
Gil Bias, in original Spanish The complete works of
Josphus Mchelet Roman Republic do history of Greece
Dictionary of sacred quotations. Foxs book of martyrs
Mariners chronicle Mechanics text book Builders compan-
on Prose writers of America Female poets of America
The Irish Gems of beauty, Annuas for 1883 Mcheets his
paper Drawing pencils Water coors, Camel hairpencs
fine, assortment of stationary, &c.
New Mgslc-ksty Darling. Home Again. Home Quick
Farewell to Dermot. sc. At
S. w. WH1TAKER'S.
Ono Door above Scott & Baldwins
Oct. %. 1852
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-12
LIPPITT's SPECIFIC.

LIPPIrT,S SPECIFIC.
For the Cure Of Dysene'y Diarrhca, and Summer Com"
In presenting this justly celebrated Medicine the pub
lic we make no rash assertions efficacy any
hope held to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
This remedy having been for years used in this place.
for the cure of the above and those appertanng
the Proprietor has been induced offer 1t
extensive scse with view to lessen the amount
human suffering Ihave never known it to fail when the d
rections have been strictly adhered to. $50
Many useless have been palmed upon the public
and hesitacd for tme until thorougly convinced Of
its efficacy ~ .
Extract of letter received from s. J Carroll or,
BALTIMORE, January 10th. 1851
in saying that your Specific the best edicne
collect my if it has ESCAPED your memory will give
you briefly the facts had tried every thing that had
to twenty Homeopathic NJ Ds began despair
when kindly offered invaluable Medicine which
cured me efectualy. Yours truly
WnnrxGrox n. c.. August l4th 1851.
Specific in in nay family for ysentery Ia
papspoonfu effected complete curein the other, three
had the like effect T6s FHs6bSS''II IGRSc Ed Commercial
HAREELLs STORE, New Hanover County n: c Oct. TO-
bd LrrTr r fo he Is r w,.n Of fes Ss
entey Darha Sc and have found it to produce the de-
sired effect in case used it after the usual remedies
have failed recommend it with confidence to the public
sAvAsSAH, Ca December 2eth, 1s5l.-Mn Wn. II. LIP
PITT.-Dear Sr:lt is with pleasure acknow ledge the
wonderful effects of your Medicine curing Diarrhoea
Bowel complaint, am satisfied it the under
Cod of saving the fe of my Child and then of my
Brother As my Brother given up by two of the most
eminent Physicians in this place Drs Richardson and Wregg,
and when consulted the latter to the proprety of trying
it him low, he said satisfy myself that had
left nothing untried, but he did not think that Medicine
would be of any to him But thank God he misa-
ken, the sautay effects in "a hours. and in ten
days he able TO be out of bed. remain yours very
truly and gratefully, VIM. BAILEY.
Prepared and sold by VIM. II. LIPPlTT,
Druggist Chemist n E. Corner Front and Market street,
Wilmington, n C.
liberal discount will be made to Dealers.
July 23 1852 476m
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THIS Institution has just been opened under the direction
l. of a competent and experienced Teacher.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, first class in English
Grammar and Geography 49,. 81 SO
and the ~ use of the Globes. - 12 90
Higher branches Of English Science including first
class in Algebra, Latin and Greek Is 90
etry, Logics and Metaphysics . 49,. .e... Is 90
French. Spanish and Italian will be taught at the usual
prices To young gentlemen and ladies desrous acquiring
facility of speaking and writing these beautiful languages
this Institution presumed will afford excellent OPP
portunity.
Board be obtained in the neighborhood from to dol
lars per month.
This Institution is keep clear of all sectaan opinions
D. POWERS, Pres. Board Trustees.
March 26 1852 29-tf