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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-10
THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLE,
Published every Saturday, at Salem, Col. Co., o.

TERNs.-$l,50 per annum II paid in advance.
Sl,76 per snnum if paid within the irst six
months Of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, If payment be delayed
beyond six months.
Ewe occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
to be interested in the dissemination Of anti-sla-
very truth, with the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extendit It's circulation among their friends.
Accommodation intended for insertion.
to be addressed to MAnIus X. RoBrNsos, Editor,
Allothers to EMILY RoDrSsoN, Publishing Ag't.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-10

Reports have been presented in both branches
of the Wisconsin Legislature, instfucting their
COngrsssmen to vote for repeal of the Fugi-
tive Law.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-10

There is a scarcity of provisions in Austria
some parts of Belgium and western Germany
In consequence, the duty on the importation
of grain and -four has been removed by some
of tho German States.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-04-10

No one bur a SOutherner knows the iunu-
nsrnble petty annOyaces of plantation life.
Ii robbed at night--if you have tine fat pet
pig about your yard, the night before you in
tended to serve IL up tor the wedding party,
or "big dinner" it Is missing. II you have
fine flock of turkeys and chickens, in antici-
patton OF Christmas, New Years, 9th of jan
uary, and good dinners through the winter,
and some for market, a levy is made by un-
known hands at night. Your horses arc
taken out at night, rode TO and from town,
and turned loose, to lie found next day or two,
with sore back and jaded apearance.-
Your corn is stolen out of the field, the crib
or even the horse-tTough. "All done by the
negroes. When the season is tho most
pushing" the negroes feign sick, run away,
get into ail, TO I've advertised and reclaimed
At considerable expense. Slaves will quar-
rel among emselves-crippling each other
all about some trifiing matter of suspicion
or jenlousy-ihe most fruitful cause of strife
among slaves. II would frequently be less
trouble for the master 10 do Job OF work,
himself than to depend upon his slave TO do
il, aud when you wish il to be done neatly
or expediliolIsly for some particular occasion,
il is done bunglingly, avkwardly, sloyenly,
or with great mrdiness. But ii you wait
upon yourself, why, "you spoil your negroes"
None hut You in New England can enjoy,
to its full extent, the luxury of waiting upon
ones self, and life in New England 10 the
life for me-iree from tile cares, anxieiies
and responsibilities of Southern planta-
ton.
louisiana, Jan. 2s, 1852.
How foolish and ianaiical TO be an aboli-
tionisti
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
-...zz f'ENfAY.

I. EXCHANGE HoTEL-J NJ SMITH, Henry; A
Wade, do; e r Pace Danxillei- Mia CarIin&ton
R aaS ss=ssH.i assise sas.psssa; [
&DRR; P C wiiliams,N O; n, n eharleton: sa
vannah; yCis W Key. G9och1and.. henry, Their
man, CharIestopi w Moit, N u w MSrrison,
R R Agent T q Rogors A!DeIps5le; J Wiams, r
William; T Ipilems, do; E 7 Brodenax. Rock.
inghaln; II x, Jones, Hanover; J .prichard Peters
bury; " w Baxter, do; F. Downing, Florida; S
Coles, Albemar'e; r Bowling, Petersburg; Tim.
berlake, Albemarle; Chss II Saupie,, stsunton; A
Rives, Albemarle; w Peasants Richmond Jno a
Payre, Goochlan6; A Eettletsn, Lynchhurg; 3
Branch, Petersburg; c, Palmer New Orleans Dr.
Brext9r, Va; II Garrett Esaex; . Robertson,
Norfolk. - &c
. CITY HOTEL B Ealam, Stanton; A
field; E Jones and lady, N G.; X b Tare,Va;
r Hawkins, williamsburg X II Saunders,
Wheeling; g b Thomas, FarmYilie; 81 Har-
den, Trenton; Ii Griffin, Hiss; I Javis, Alex
andria; III Wemis, Madison; o Bennington,
Albemaerle; w Foster, Louisa; B G Fisher,
Va; w 6 Rawlings, N c; II A Belvin and
ladv, Petersburg; X Y Bowlcs, Va; l. S An
dersop, Mobile; DrJ II Mettert, Henrico; DIR
A X Smith, Norfolk; A Wilkinson, New York;
Petersburg; Dir Belts, aud j F. Joynes, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-T Ellis, Prince Edward
] A Jeter and J w Dennis Amelia; VIM Finch
Meckenburg; Mrs Biddecome and child and Miss Bid,
J " Friend, Petersburg; r Leach, Farmvlle; NJ
Iutwier, kmxanna; DR. " Harden Rockbridge; P
p Cowics; Springfield Mass w 5nufgr frar1kf1r 8 o
Fulkerson, Scott; B French. Chesterfield; DR. J S
Nicholas, Bucknshanl: T Pace Danvlle;J Burton,
c. Whitman and Mrs Whitman, n WV B Duke
and J E Duke, GoocbIand: VIM Wise, buckingham;
j c Hughes, F1uyann4; r Adam and j Crostick Pc
tersburg; o Phillips Boydton, Va; B NIcC auley,
Petersburg; Fl Griffin, Powhatan;, VIM E ColT1it,
Hartford; Jordan, II Belang and E Burke Hart
ford Conn; L SAWYER, Boston: Rcl'd Bate, Prince
George: Ivey, Chesterfield
i AMERICAN EOTEE-N V8nabIe, Fsrrnvin :
Mrs A Venaole, do; DR. Darlington, Ala r X
Mead Petersburg; NJ T johnson, Powhatan; A A
Sampson, Nelson; G Buckingham, Goochland; J c
Douglass, Rockbrdee; J Moody, Richmond; B
McCees aud lady Phile; c w Thomas, son and C
E Smith, do; W S MorrlsUu;- NC; E B Salmon,
Goochiand, VIC Chamberlain, Norfolk B Brown
GreenbrieT; c anderson, Wythe; L C Robins,
Petersburg; L Taiaforo Y & TRR; A English
Phila; DR. J L Wade, n j. S D Wilkinson, N Y; G
B De Forrest dc; Mr d Mrs Batlett, Mass; mr e.
Mrs Nettleton. Lyuch5urs; Miss De Wit Mss; ]
NJ Angus, Y; Miss II Renisou, de- C Mason,
King George
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs.-Ths widow OF
the Rev. DIR. john H. Rice. Of Virginia. has
been for some time anxious 10 free her slaves,
tweIvs=;n number among NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and eight children, whoss difsband and father
(Wms Dean) belonged to aaosher esraies BE,
ing unable hesself tou pufehase the dreeden OF
Dean, the Journal Of Commerce saye an over
ture was inAdeto Governor Pnney, Secretary
Of the New York Colonization Society, IN tne
hope that the money for bis redemption, y ,oQo
might be raised in that part OF the county
The effort has pol only been successful, but
5000 has also been raised to pay their passage
to Liberia. "A part Of the slaves owned by DR..
Rice at the date of his decease, have already
gone to Liberia, he having freed them all by
his wilE and made provision, as he supposed,
for their removal. BuI the estate, alter the
payment or debts, proved insufficient Tor the
purpose. r~s =. s;a r-.- 'a rs. g. $50
The Journal Of Commerce also states tina,
the appeal of lady of Maryland on behalf Of
Jim Dent has also been successful.
The surplus of the Lennon fund.- Judge
Payne having refused to receive back his sub
scription Of $780, amounting 10 $I6I 20, will
be set apart TO purchase his freedom. His
owner only asks $50 for him. The balance
will bn expended for his personal cemfort.--
Batt. Sun. - - - . 90. ~ -f- r.
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Crust to Prov idence for help" was the
exclamation of husband on seeing his wife
attempt to roll a barrel Of -four up stairs
"Trust TO Providence, eh ~ was her retort !
ado you suppose that Providence will come
and assist me while the decilis standing look.
tsc on 7" ..-..
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have noticed that he who thinks ever,
man rogue, is certain to see one whena h,
shaves himself and he ought, in mercy t.
his neighbors, to surrender the rascal to jus
lice. . s-. r.-az
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED, 20

ARRIVED, 81 -a 81
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New York ndsc &c
Ludlem d Watson
Steamer Bejvidere, Clifford. Bplti:uore, m7sa tt
LuGlam 4 Watson ..
Schr Geo Washington, Camp, Philadelphia, Goa
to E II Clarke a
SAILED.
schr Louise, New York, indie g..
Schr Juliotte, Baker. Boston. ndss p Curtis
achr Lydia Ann, VOORHEES,, City Point
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NYm MANUFACTURES, -
: XHQla EsA9lE Ae9 r.

HOES. TRUNKS, VAIdCE6.
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON n BRO, 46f
Main stfees, opposif6 the Exe6anEe BahN, respect
fully invite visiting The city; and the pub
,lis gensExtsyY= cab and sxauius snd
Their prices WILL be found 10 be low those of
amy other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
tor case. The stock embraces-fl III rs ~: -
iGenGemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Boatees d.
. Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
} Youths Boots an bootees, of many kinds -
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound "a 3
|, Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
/ Ladies' black, bronze snd Colo ed Caters
i Buskins snd Bsote % for servant women, various
Misses and Children's Shoes, In great variety
yvaveEing Truaks plain Leather and Hair
- All of which are offered at the lowest rates
e ~ tPEmBERT0E & BRO, l6I Main 81,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va
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"WelI, John.I am going east what shall
tell your folks - 'On nothing; only if they
say anything about whiskers,- Just tell them
I've got soma. } -. -
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The LUXURY OF WoE.-Dos Seller: THAT
ere hannnars the real stock, Mum, and dog
cheap at thirty dollars ~
Young Vtdow: alt is a sweet pretty der
ling-bfack and white-but in my present be-
reavement you must procure me Que entirely
black-,hs will do very WE'LL liz about tx
months, for half mourning" -sr-
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"John, how's your ma u t"Oh, she's r.
ard strong: How's yours p Feeble enough
I've got so that can lick heI now, and have
every thing my own way. You don'tfsee nat
going errands and doing chores about home
as used to- 81. .... -. IS ..--. . =. .
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"Hhen shall we three meet again 7" as the
Up. the Down, and the Luggage train said,
when they ell ran into one another at the
Junction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-07

ZINE FRENCH DE LAiNES.-We lave a large
l. lot OF French De Lenes OF the finest quality
and prettiest patterns which have been in market
this season, and the season is somewhat advanc.
Sd, we have reduced the price to point which
will insure their speedy sute.
C. HARTWELL & co,
del Opposite Swan Tavern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-07

I ICORICE.-The suoscriber has IN store and
IL for on accommodating terms, the follow
ing superior brands of Licorice:-e5 cases G
Stick, 80 cases Beck & Co, Mass. >. ~.
jobs, A. ROBINSON,
no1e Corner Cary and Goth streets.
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-, FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREFs.

SS.& EAchls OEsI9AiNEN1 <aL TREES,
= SHROBS, AND GREER HOUSE PLANTS
subscriber has for sale at his establishment en-
the Brock road, about II mile north of Richmond,
general assortment of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, consisting Of the finest kind Of new Pears,
Piums and Cherries; some of the pears are work.
ed On Quinse stocks aud will bear CT once:
Also, good collection CT Evergreen Trces and
Shrubs, such as Norway Spruce, Hem!ock, Deudo.
va Cedar, Cryptomeria japonica, Taxodicim SEM
Laurel, Euoninus, &c &c. And good collection
If Green house Plants, Roses Dahliss, and Pesonias
DC. All Of which win be sold cn moderate terms
Those in want of Trees or Plants respectfully
invited to call an examine his stock.
de It's JOSEPH RENEIE
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nUID AEtIIIe IUI ItIC IIIIiULIU.
- w Y. ALEXANDER u CO, 81
b. 49, Proprietors, N. z.
| Chronic Rheumatism of Ten Years
| ... Etnndfuo,

., New ORLEANS, March 81.
Price, merchant writes; mo language can de-
scribe the spferngs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myselfin bed during the night My whole
system affected. l have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South. And besides have used all other Of
which | could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution any At length tried
Mortmore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
formed radical cure. P. PRICE"
IL.
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EDUCATION

! UAAA"INSs->y.G .. ~ EkShiN6 having FNtuIu-
u ed to Rchmoadf for tie winter, WIN give in.
structiuH IN sh6-saFisHs branches Of f6wing; %
Landscapes, Heads, Ffgures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models by tho best masters, andeh
beginner, whiIe they cuhiSate correct tAste, and
gradually lead the. pupil to bold aBd independent
style ofexecution that will readily enable him to
draw from nhture-- -. ~
All lovers OF this art invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5th and Franklin streess1 ana ex-
Lessons giTen at the pu pills residences if desired
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies' at his studio where they will be re,
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3M"
4 LII sMALL BDTS.-H. r. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, between Grace and. Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give sPe-
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration.
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office, bly, Rule is peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible. H. &C :.
r EVILS HILL,- COLLECTOR & Gene.
Ia raj A@ent-Attendslto Renting or: Houses,
Collecting Claims;
Has for sale % Shares Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad Stock $500 City of
Richmond Scrip; $3.50 Central Railroad Bonds. -
EsTATE OF WIN. ii. LUCKE, DECD,
VIM Fl EUCkE, deceased, or his Estate, are here
by notified that have appointed the 18th day of
December, 1852, at MY Office in the City of Rich
mond, for the purpose of receiving proof of debts
demands against the said dseedent or his Estate
Done at the request of John NJ. FERGUSON, Ser
geant of said City, and Administrator of William
H. Lucke, deceased. 80 -.
WM. F. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Com ,issioner's Office
Richmond November 9Th, 1852 -.--.
no9-law4w
NEW COMMISSION H0USE.-Ths sub
scribeTs have entered into CO partnership under
the firm of PENDLETOM g. BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Bushes in IQBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smth's Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd. 80 s., .-.. o..
.. ,..- .-- IL :, R.W. PENDLETON,
ri, d. PIP. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1882. -. 80. rs
.. -- References: -.5 1.;l'
Hugh Jenkins d Co., Baltimore. l-. '
F. w. Bruno & Sons. do.
Wn Wilson 6, Sons, do. . o.
Edwin Workman 81 Co., Richmond. :, :. =
A AGaH a Thomas Rsn & Son. do do ~.,-..a =
Rhodes. & oglsbay, Bridgeport, Ohio ~
John Cregh, Cincinnati. - ,a,.
Gordon & Co. Louisville.
w II. Baltless, Charleston, S. c.
Otis J Chafee, do. do. ~ 49, .
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown Kirkpatria<, &c. --,----
30 Il. Chafee. do s't seq .-A- If
D.Lamb, Esq, Cash'r n " Bank, Wheeling
S.Brady, Esq, do. Mer. 4, Mech. do. DO.
James r, Baker, Wheeling. a." " go.
Josiah Sibley, Han5urss, SIC. p. -H $50
HenfyA. Schroeder Mobile, Alabama. " 80
A. L. Gaines. New Orleans 'a'' .st "
oc 1t w6in j 70 ..... a " ',2} U.s. o..
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CROCK OFDRY GOODS AT GREAT.

CROCK OF DRY GOODS AT GREAT.
~ LYREDUCED PRICES.-From and alter tbi
date, we are offering our large and cheap sto., NJ
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods at greatly reducei
prices, in order to reduce the same sufficiently mr.;
or to taking Inventory, by lst of January next All
in search for really cheap and handsome goods,
must not fail to call on US. We have the larpes,
assortment in ORES Goods of all kinds. besuTfna
Mouslines at one shilling. Also, another lot n
those superior Linen Towe's, at 81 per d0zen
Needle work of all descriptions, very CHEAP -
White, red, and Selow Flannels, very low in iacs
everything needfnl aud desirable in the Dgy Coos
fne, can be had at our store little cheaper than
anywhere else. rs
Ribbons, Florences, Maroalise, Sasins, Bonnet
and Manta Vevets, we VIII sell at cost 10 all VIII
will call. J. MiLLHISER g. BROTHER
no22 193 Broad street
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MSl ,PIANDS.--P. ii. TAYLOR is
kssssvss:S constantly receiving elegant and
inH d 4 nplain Pianos from the popular me-
These instruments receivedthe great gold medal
prize at The Worlds Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent OUer strings and are
confidently recommended for sweetness of tone and
great durability which quality will be appreciated
ius the country, where good tuners are seldom
found. s,-t. go
q P II. Taylor has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers. All
EY7 Old Pianos taken in part pay. ~, -
Piano Stools and Music. the largest and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings
Violns and Guitars of the best quality at low
prices 2 II Pa VI f3gssss
E.Is PIANO and Music Store.
oc5 g1s0Main street, opposite the Banks
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NOFlCE.-The snbscubers- have removed
IN their Apo,hecary and Drug Store from the
60 ner below the Banks to the corner above, or
same square. -
del RI DJVAJ &RRO
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NsTRUCTIO ON THE PIANO
Il FORTE, HARP GUITAR, AND VOCAL MU
SIC.-Prof, oRAHDT respectfully Informs. the
citizens OF Richmond that he gives LESSONS oh the
above mentioned instruments, and also in the high
or branches # Vocal hdsic
Prot having had experience cf eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several Of The largest So rnnares in the
South, Row cFyrs bis services to the diff ent Fe-
male sefntnartes, well The citizens of Rich
m0nd generally For advanced sckolars wtli have
the benefit Of being accompanied on the Violin
Professor Bra"dt is permitted to refer TO the Rev
Dr. Jones, and to the Rev Or Leroy n Lee. 80
All orders received at DIR aylosr, Nash &
Woodhouse's, Morris L Brothers, and HarFeld @aSs
Murray's stores. dc 2-3taw4w
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y s0Os have been taken at Us8oRN'S d
guerrean Galleries since the reduction e pncas.-
And we now wish it understood by all that Osbors
will continue to take fine Shy. Light Miniatures IN
neat case for 81 Remember, this is the only place
wher" Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81 10
rnose that think one dullsr ia too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like
meas worth or $40. Remember the Place 4
ag.s.N. - t--. OSB0RNiS,
Onnosite the Ranks sign of the American Flags
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D0GGETT e ANDERSON
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HSESrps
iS sayarunr Srraa.

HAVE in store their Fall stock Of Pren., -,
II American fAPEk HARGINGS ofeveTy oas;,s
and style, purchased from the bes. fsc,oFes ~
country and France, many Of them very rich sr5
elegant Also, very complete asaort,asnt If r 49,,
tain goods, corniees, gimps tasseIs, cords, ban1s
window shades, ip great variety, window b;nSs'
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades SINUS
stock OF floor oil cloths COCO mating, eurIaJ ~
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, boIsters lar
plllows, OF the best quality With many other al;
ces in our line all OF which viii be sold on fsj,
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholsterin d.
In town or country, ct the shortest notice and h.
the best wor kmen. scjc . VI
NEW GROCERY AND FEED sT0gR
IN CHAS. BAKER, formerly of the frm Of a..
& Tinsley, announces to his friends and the rulI.
that he has opened astore on Broad street. M 9aS
two squares ABOVE the cid stand OF Bker & Tn.
ley, where he intends keeping on hand laTga 80
complete assortcent OF Groceries, as wei a.
pleased to see all his old friends and scustoooe,,
his new stand, and any quantity of new ones
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered .,
any part of the city free of dfayage. -
no H--Idfh 's ~ rf.-' i-s .r- ... ..
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'sNO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-Some
Il thing new-Marbe Mante!s made of Iron of
the most beautiful finish, and variegated, that the
most practiced eye cannot tell them from the real
marble. They are cheaper, more durable, and can
not be injured By oils acids, &c.
The subscribers agents for the New York
Company, and expect by the next steamer samples
OF this beautiful work, which VIII be furnished to
those building at the New York prices.
de- FRY & McCANDflSH
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EORiEnlORE'S RHEUNiATIC CuM.
III POUND AND BLOOD PURIEIER-This

WI FOUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-Ths
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
neny during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing, many of
this hitherto incurable disease but who now affirm
that they sound and well made 80 by this great
prepared for this one disease alone and this it wifi
in every case, either inflammatory, (acute) OF
chronic FORM Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter viii be cheery submitted to the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
proprietors, at their Central Office, No l. Barclay ST.
Aston House, New York. One bottle s. three bottles
$40 PURCELL; LADD CO, '
Sole Agents for Richmond. .
w v. ALEXANDER u CO. -
no ProDrietors N Y.
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ASA DIR. ADDfN6TON, (gradu.
H% - ate,J DENTIST; pracsiioner since
~InY9 1912, having fully tested his reduced
=. :, prices, desires to make known to
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges Tor his services with the assur-
ance that his operations shall be performed better
than under his past exorbitant fees. How sol Be
cause he and his assistants kept in full exercise,
and make more money. 3tt-,sI . e.. a. 80
Extract tooth 25 CENTS Plug with silver or tin so
cents; with gold Is cents; Pivot Tooth So so; Plate
Tooth 81; upper or lower sets s25, with or with
out natural artificial gums, dc. ..-.. O., mos.
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4 WOULD respectfully inform my Old trieao'
Il aud customers that am low engaged VITA mr.
f. B. Spence, in the Tutoring department OF n8
busine ss where would be pleased to have thin
give ma eall, pledg:ng them sil in nay power u
hive satisfacd ~. frs t- .El.
no l6-lm ., J.L. CROMWELL. 81
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MOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully
IL inform his old customers and the pubic genef
ally, that be has employed in his cutting depart
nent the services fof MFR CR0WELL and :
HANL.ON, SO we'll and favorsblY known to he
Richmond public. -., ....,,,.
nol6 a.. -... 81. f. u. SPENCe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-07

- ICHNE0ND, FREDERICKSBURG &;
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROED.-NOTICE-
The departure of the morning train going North,
from aud after the lst day of November next, will
be at O'clock formerly; the night trai.l at g. P.
"a. THOMAS SHARP, sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-07

SM0hED SALMON AND BEEk,-Just
- received per steamer r. alokc, q fresh supply
OF Ne" York smoked Salmon and smoked Beef, a
NO article. HULST e. KING,
At Franklin street. Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-07

lALBRRT L. WEST, HOUSE .CARPEss
hTER AND JOINER, thankful for the libsrsl rs-
ronage which he ha. received during the last 6ss
years, would inform his friends and the public Tia.
he is prepared 70 undertake BUILDINGS Of every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge OF tie business, a
hopes by strict attention 70 it, 10 give satisfaction %
ell who may employ him. WI.
Shop on 8th, between Grace and Franklin streets
Richmond. ' &c l3-dtlJ