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Fox River Valley Railroad.
NEWARK KEyDALL Co., Aug ?i,h,

..
a. messing u ''' ''''''
the Charter OF Ihr Ottawa, O~Neg" All b. ...
er Valley Railroad COMPANY, h"'"ru go ~ .-.-
on the Il ID day "i Aug.'I' AD I''-
Va h"'Hh "i N'o,t' Row, ~ ". 10. ',',,-
wa organized by calling SAMU Eli JAChNOH'
E'q, Of Milford, 10 the Char aud "Pp""''os
Go. II. NoRRIs, ofOtiawt, Secretary.
On not'ou "i Geo. H. Norris tue charter grant
et ny the Leg stature To Tue ottawa Us" ts" az"
Fox River Valley Railroad Company was "c-
eepted ny me commissioners
Ihe following nalnei persons were Pt'''"'e'i
70 open subscription oooS, 10 'he ',o'S u Jaw
H'i.'"a'' eHher or all oil whoni we're i"ls 'e'h'r
yea {" receive SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 tue s'o'H o, 'l''
h'ur3nl' VIZ Lewis D. 1"n'om; h'U''' MOVE
DLN'a 'r.cn' anu william IL W. o.'n,''"n'
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Improved Fam, c.r ,., -

n s,Nen d",!afS per acre containing no ncrrs .
|uV under hence $50 ana state OF caI;iyaIlon .
"u ~ "'i' ~ ~" hul trees, composed Of spuic.
P'1'hrs' anu cherries. Comfortable bulldipg, and
'h3i'e wei ct water, the water standing ,ry,,aL
'' drtr IN lhc dnrst weather The fam Is niu,.
lnl'es nom ottawa, directly south and on the b,eh-
es' ground between the Illinois aud y,rmihon ~
Nrts ana oiier and Covclcretks and is most de-
,.''I .uca'',n Tor The production Of grain or cat
We, lrfms e1sy apply on the pfrinlsrs to
NuH -bI VI t,,flr, D,t ,u,x
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A 'p|l belonging To the subscriber followed n
"oln To- o'tlwHon Thursday the i9th inst slne,,
"1'h nothing hlsberu heard OF HIM lie vas o,
uaFN cream "r ualikiru color. wIjha hIaca srrpr
mu,m in'hr 10 'HH, en- hrs back Tie l., about hy,,
months oIu Any poison finding hiin vii. be- liner.
any rewarded on returning HIM ,or Tor 81, ms, ,rnr.
nation where he may tc found.
aug ISL NJ F,,,,r. R,,,.,,.,.
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nrnir,r FnnCc

I onr. Orange Plants, for Foster \ Mason OF
Lake county liispresnmcd that the plants raised
moth are to be- preferred TO those raised south OF
this Such ~ wish 10 procure plants OF the bes,
quality and of the mos, thrifty kind may be assured
lhn, they will be supplied wiihjusI whatihey want
Call early as there is an advantage III having the
order in early, the price will he the lowest rates 90
ing. uus.l - W. NstfEN'@"'
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snlL ruEr conr.-The Wilmington Comn,sr
''a', an influential wing paper that supported
Kerr, the Wing candidate Tor Governor in North
carolIna since the reseh, election in tina, State
has taken decided stand agaiud Gen. Scott
This ia poor consolation for ,hosc Wings who still
entertain tho vain hope VI carrying North Caro-
lima, next November.
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II. q Farrell's
Genuine Arabian l.inimcnt

Il most extraordinary medicine, the truth of
which Is placed beyond doubt 10y the vast sales Of
the articr. aud the many cures being daily per-
formed hy it, vhith previously had rcss,cd all 9TH
cr nsl,r,rrs, and the skl at the best physicians
100 lhr :, orlj. IL IS composed ct hol-alus extracts
anI gtm. pecuna.io Nrshu--po~scS, in CON
c-u.-Irj form 1'' ,h-ig .umniaIinE ouclynr pen
viy........ .ra. aH. ,.t. $500 properties, and the
saa.. a ...u. asrs a.a. Ne.e used ~ the Sou, OF
Tue py-yl," ia -u,L miraculous success, ~ eur.
- The ll-,usrs ~ Joth ms" and beast,
had ne 5goHirg E,rrrtId's Cure sAtcb
staai} Df i',t'f ufats n G.. FSUGt.t's AEA.
risS lr>iHuN7 tlr t.vnH' ury 'H;iitr R,",,3y
NJ n. e.. F,pnrlr- Dear W .--a Ac,uatrd by
4 ,rGsr Of .uIrtG,,yss Suhuut "a, following as
ua Instance ~ the u'ulty 81 YOUR great mcdicme
Wy child, years v!d, was suddenly attacked with
a terrible disease, Which ~ less dian s hour, mos
lyn'rd tito '0;Ii urlpJssursS. The limbs became
~ r,gd that not I'M could be isnt; the flesh tur.
ned blluk ami cold aud entirely deprived of feel
.ug. the eyes fixed, partially closed and aliogtIh-
rr blind following Jh,s was draints~ io all sounds
the spine became contracted and 20 curved iha,
when ,v.ng on its back the head and heels oniy
touched Indeed the child presented every APP
prar,ncc Of Sring dead. Immediately IN the ut
i,ck the GmIly physician var called IN, and for 3
weeks ahOryd TO t'sioTr it To lcsimg, but IN VAIN
athoughItWas h,lsttrd dozrniim aud Sarluu,
hrhclcut l.uiments applied, y consultation u
PHYSICIANS wa, then held, but 10 no purpose. The
ease vas then hrongh, before The Medical Society
bu, nothing could be suggested which had not a.
ready been done. aud the doctor then told mr.hr
could do nothing more Ne then commenced APP
p.Nug your lnlmrut freely over The Cutlre length
ui the spine, aud You may Imagine parents joy
when, alter few applications, returning auima-
uon was apparent aud u RAPIDLY recovered, with
she execution of the sight, Which did not become
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Bat IS,urIc-Ihe n,x, quarterly meeting
Of ibis Association will b. held al FONT Repub
lie, on the first Tuesday in September
There should be a full attendance as this will
10 the las, meeting previous to the Annual Fair
which will he held q. vile. tho 9Th aud
9Th Of October next.
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Ostst OE,sGs PiAxTa-Partiealar attention
). drree,sI 20 III, adyer,i,enen, u Cation and
w0,lfsG 20 aD9ther cslg,ns, of 100000 Usage
Orauzs p4la Order. !eh at th, office will
receive pf.unp, attention
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Bsros Avg. 81.

TarzrsDa1, DrspTE.Tios ~ Bo-foS.-The
shb Webster taseiing was held this evening
30 lee, lhau iygf thousand nance, slnce fnhay
morsing. L4,. teen signed 10 call fora Webster
tick
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fon rlrRcE AND Kisc,-wc see by the Harris
burg Union, tia. :hc Misdls,owu Emporium,
heretofore strictly neutral paper has come gu;
sIarehly for Pierce and King It has been i'm.
PEELED to THE course by the strong feeling, which
rervide, 10th parties in that region. in favor of
tie prmorraiic nominees.
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The undersigned on,rs hrm~lf man ndepeend.
en-, candidate isr The Office ID sheriff Of La Sale
county at the ensuing rlsction... ,,.
Auana -, lpH KirnhTn iH"E''
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Positively !!

4 LII persons indebted TO The subscribe, .i,b
"a cr by nosc ~ book account. nu,t caiI NM
Aug - i, ~. I i'eu
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Gen. T4yla1', widow died a, East Puseaguaia,
La. 81 sa'g,day night the ian inst % '"y'
,sIygraphe de, patch from Ner Orleans Of the
10Th inst
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| - oi real estate within thu limits Of the town
i-oi Ottawa ,L1>liir county lltuoi,. upon which
corporation taxes for \ ID l>i!. arr duc and rr
main unpaid.
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students

NEW series Of School Books, by Drnman. La
~ tin. French, and German school hooks.
Juuc .G.u. u, Y, GElGGs,
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

Ou Ne" YORK, 10 sums 10 sult purchasers, tor safe
by uov9 NoERt- 4 tlsHlE.
Money also RENTED through Gupne.l NMufu
& Co, New York, 90 any pan, OF Europe AT G,r
lowest rates,
------ ---------.--- -
MARRtED-On the AFTERNOON ul Thursday
tho l9h inst. by Rev ; Dcunjng, Mr Mo,i ,
MATTE 10 Mr.. JASE ANN CouA, both Of la Sale
county. III.
- On Angus, 10TH hy Elder Donald
Nicholson. Mr C,oEGE Lur. Of Ruthnd. aud
Ni,, M,grFlEaING, u NlulIgs all Of Ia Sale
county.
DIED AZ I.uj-burgh Pa, Arg4.t 7th.
CuH,sI>E II oni, ciold If VIM and Mary o..
lln OF ,hI, place, aged , yeats aud months.
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BestAr county has alao instructed for Cook
IrnosroS county has also instructed her dele
sAic, TO the Senatorial Convention for Sir. Cook
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Ha>t-spung SO IS d 60 cen.s.
,orp-i5 crui-.
DIts-23 4 90.
BIr!.y-.j 2Sc.
HUtG.DSg-i0c,
No change IN Batter and E.ss
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rrrSM ,sp bREAu Cos By letter fron a
hl'nd in rGtnam county, We are Informed 'ha,
,hs county convention Which was held at HeUus
rlu tho els, inst, Instructed its delegates to the
Congressional Convention, first for Hon T. d
AIMEE. Of Putnam, and second for Hon Vim
Rcddick Of Ottawa; and the delegates to the Sen
aioral CCayrntion, tor B. &. Cook, Esl, Of otta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

A PATIENT SoK.-"You want a Hogging
that's what you want" said a parent to his an
ruly son.
81 know it, dad, but I'll try to get along with
it," said the brat.
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ALUM WATER from the Rockbridge Alum
IL Sprngs.-B.nnett Beers, Druggists, No. lbs
Main street, Richmond, Va having been appointed
general agents for the sale Of Alum Water from the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, announce to all who hsve
been waiting, that supply is now on the way fresh
from the sprMgs, and win be ready for delivery in
afew daya
ArraIgements have been made to keep us con-
stanty supplied with the water, which viii be re.
ceved direct from the springs every week. bar
rels halt barrels and Eve gallon demijohns. in the
highest state of perfection and equally good as when
drank from the fountain head.
E~ The cash must accompany oil orders. Ad-
dress BENNETT e. BEERS,
no2 Druggists, Richmond
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NOVICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
a That | have now on hand, the -
Es largest and best assortment ofa@8
- Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
-s offered in this city selected by myself ex-
pressly for retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which |
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want as they viii be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and aer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Va!ices, &c,
seq No 1877 hlain street Richmond Va
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header attend; and e'er thou zoest he.c.
- tfau tear to hapless inuocsuce.

neaaeI attend and e'er thou soest heace
Ast tfau tear to hapless innocence
Mrs. Donsias-wiiI be her faithful a,sen-
oant. who will hold out good example TO ali
servants, male and female, and TO all people in
obedience and gratitude
Are things as rare as they are good
Various other dialogues, too numerou. "a
mention here, will be delivered at night. ali
aoapted to the improvement of the mind and
WWanners; WIrs; The whole will be repeated on
;;sanesday and Saturday. Tickets six shii.
a, each, to be had within. Commsnce ement
svs, conclusion at half past 10, in order rhst
ana y spectator may go home at a sober hosr.
re,;,es sIee. ,o upon what he has seen before he
Gsd save the king,
F... Fand long may he sway
Ias1 north aud south
And fair Amerisa,
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John Rlngo, aged 80 years, died in Flemine
county, ky., on the 9TH instant. He was
soldier ofthe Revolution, and had the pleasure
to witness the surrender of Corvallis to
Washington, which terminated the active field
operations ofthe American Revolution,
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NEW BOOTS, SHOES, Trunks,

VALICES, Carpet Bags, &c-Having re-
ceved mos, of my Fallsteck of the above articles Sc
lected by myselfand purchased ofthe manufacturers
for cash, beg a call from my customers and the
public hstterng myself that can Offer them better
bargains and article than ever notwithstanding the
rise in the boot and shoe market. Among my as
sortnent will be found Ladies' Caters, thick and
min sole foxed and tipped, Of various prices; La
dies Morocco Caters nd Lace Boots, thick and
thin soies; Ladies' Morocco and Goat Buskins; No
rocco Slips and Ties &C., and an endless variety Of
Gentlemen's, Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes
Servants Boots and Shoes, and large assortment
of Trunks.
Sign of the Boot, just below City Hotel, opposite
side. ,y.,sr
oc 16 WILLIAM VhLon--
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BURST Of TALENT!-A Yankee. being
asked to describe his wife, said: SWhy. sir,
she d make regular fast, go.a-head steamer,
my wife would-she has such wonderful talent
for blowing up."-Punch.
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:, HARP FOR sALE.-I nave !

Ng1, HARP FOR SALE.-I nave re.
sg4-sS ceived direct from London per "Prince AL
&lExIx bert" very superior double action
Harp, London make which am anxious
to dispose of. This Harp has been fully tested by
Mics SULLY, one of our most successful and &C.
complished teachers upon that instrument and pro-
nounced by her to be of superior tone and action
Miss SULLY will take pleasure in showing the
Harp at her residence, on Marshall, between 5th
and 9th streets.
&C 90 o. A. STRECKER,
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- NOTICE.-The public are her.-
vEs=--Essz.-xxby informed that the steamboat
AUGUo A VII be taken Off the route via Port Wal.
trail, between Richmond and Norfolk, on Monday,
lst November, for the purpose of undergoing re.
pairs and being fitted for the win er. Due notice
will be given when ready to her place the
line agaln. THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office X. &; P. r. r. Co., Oct. 9Th, 1852.
oc27
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The high price Of -four in California is urg.
ed by the Alta California newspaper as an ar
gument for the farmers to raise more wheat.
and tor the capitalists to erect good -four mills.
1t is said there is scarcely first class -four
mill in all California.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
JAS. A. cow ARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS Editor.

The Four Philosophers.
-Four great philosophers
Come every year;
Teach in the open air,
Then disappear!
Winters the Stoic,
So chill and heroic;
Eas.ts IN the moUntain-bre ze biting and pure;
Add when, to bring fear and doubt,
Damp nightly winds are out,
Ny-7ps an old cloak abou.-he can endure.
Spring al dull hearts to mock,
Comes in a tsrming gfrock,
V,a I-t suds sHd ploug gashsre lesson doth give;
He sings through the field awhile,
Iu-rs Cp the soaking soil,
NEST and laughing toil-5riskiy can live.
Summer, with mantle free,
Er'-l ~edu ra
lie in tae cooling shade Ike tired boy;
While blazing suns, unkind
cave he stout mower ulind,
-. r. !ai1ts the mountain wind-he can enjoy.
autumn, when all are done,
Lc.s the .oj1 CtristiaH one;
-- vel the snsT ,es whera seeds may lie
hsF, coming years to bless;
1GCa, III MS russell dress,
= 20 and qrietnsss-sweetiy can die.
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no COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS.
l. The subscriber begs leave TO inform his city
and country friends, that he is still receiving by
steamer all kinds OF Goods in his line, which he of
fers at wholesale or retail, reasonable terms
The following articles comprise part OF his "a.
sortment:
so boxes Layer Raisins fresh and fine
Is half do do do do
25 boxes Preserved Ginger
10 casks dry Currants
90 dozen assorted Pickles-gaion, half gaaon,
quarts and pints
5000 lbs soft and uard shelled Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Fiberts
$4,000 Cgars-from prime quality to low price
A great variety of Fancy Candy always on hand,
with large assortment OF Fancy Articles and many
other Goods too tedious to enumerate, in store and
for sale by JUAN PlZZINI,
oc4 N" 152, next to Exchange Bank.
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g. FOR RENT, for the year 1883, or for a
ZEE term Of years, that large House and Lot in the
town OF Manchester, commonly known as the Old
Farmers Ho,el. Its size and locality, near the ci
ty, make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to open boarding school, or it would
suit very well two small families. All necessary
TT pairs will be put upon it. For terms and psrtic
ulars apply to Robert D. Ward, attorney atlaT No.
63 Main street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
o 1rnE
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Hon. VIM. r. King, Vice Presiden, sls., os
the United States, was at Tuscaloosa. On m.
9th inst, on visit to his brother, Gen. Tbos.
d. King. nos
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MASONIC PRocEssIoN.-The Masons of ths
Lodge at Martinsburg, Va, with their breth-
rem OF neighboring lodges, celebrated the Tooth
anniversary of the initiation of Washington
lh.o the mysteries Of the order, by pro-
ner.
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ADNIINI~TRATOR's N0TICE.-AH per.
IL sons having claims against the estate of Poi
taux Robinson, deceased, are requested TO present
them, properly authenticated the undersigned
aiuiaist atoT; and all persons indebted, are re
luested TO make payment to him accordingly
With Es lille delay at possible.
JOHN EEDERS,
Administrator P. Robinson, deceased.
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a.. FOR RENT OR SALE, that very
E:u agreeable suburban retreat, known the
Cottage Immediately opposite Warsaw, in the
town of Sidney. The building is of brick, nearly
new, and contains four excellent rooms with every
convenience, out he uses, &C.. with well of ex.
ceuent water in the yard. There are also two
acres of land attached in fine state of cultivation
which If properly managed, will produce from four
to FIVE hundred dollars in vegetables &c To q
good tenant it will be rented cheap; and posses
sion given Immediately. For further particulars,
apply TO JOHN II. SEAYRES,
oc 26-ts At the Columbian Hotel
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WILLIAM WALSH.

TUARDWARE.-W 8. T. G. DONNAN, Ne.
IL 10 Pearl street, offer tor sale, OF direct
Importatiou and American manufacture ca 3.
5000 dozen Table Eniyes and forks, every va
riety ...t-
1000 dozen Pen Pocket Knives, every vriety
100 do Razors of Rodgers, Wade d Butch
er and Wostenh olm's N manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
$500 pair straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, A.
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
so do Rim, Knob and Mortice Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
aOO dozen Rowlanas, Ames' and other makes,
Spades and Shovels
50 dozen HAY and Manure Forks
300 do Curry Combs, of all qualities
900 do Axes OF Virginiss CollinS, Sim;
mop's aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and Hatchets
200 Coal Hods various sizes
2 Fenders, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
5000 lbs MAYORS and Marshails Cast Steel,
square, round, and octagon shapes
1000 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size of Hand, Cross-cut, Pit and Mill Saw,
and Flat Bastard
$50 Double ana single Barrel Percussion Guns,
part fine quality
500 thousand G ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles keptin the Hardware
line.
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
6nd IL to their interest to give US cal-which we
respectfully solicit se2s
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Lowest ? No prize $50; lst, %, Sd 4th or 5th
drawn Nos s32 9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th 10th, ss5 llh,
l2th, 18Th 4th 18th, s20 10th, l7sh, 18th, 10th
or 2O'h, SO. Tickets S32 halves l6. quarters g.
Certificate of package of wholes $780, halves
l60 quarters 80.
S~ Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con-
iGential attention, if addressed to
r FRANCE e. CO., Managers,
Or to c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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F5N attention oi the ladies' lie respectfully called
I 10 our extensive stock OF Dress Goods, COM
p.isdg goCds iEoSu the lowest to the finest qualities
al III QsuaIly low prices Also 10 the largest and
at -omc assortment of ribbons, flrences satins
narcIIines bonnet and mantilia velvet kept in any
store in the city sn1 a. less prices 100 drzen linen
s.abric hikts at 81 IS per dozen, 100 dozen linen
vwels e. 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
anGs in great variety; alpacas, nIerinoes and thi
eta og al shades aud cheap; hsnreis white, red
siuc "a yellow, very cheap with complete stock
II Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, to which
We a. ain respectfully call the attention Of purCha
era
~ Persons Purchasing By the piece or dozen
you'd IL We. 10 give Us call.
kILLHI5ER d. BRO,
E02 1913 Broad strAet
WANTED TO UIRE-A kufse Tor child.
a,tx
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M ORTIMORE's RHEUMATIC CON.

Isl PUUNU AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands rheumatism can be cured. More than one
Thousand cases of chronic rheumatism fof the worst
form of this dreadful dsease have been cured
Denty during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates are dailv
being received from parties of high standing many Of
this hitherto incurable disease but who now afirm
that they are sound and WELL made by this eeat re-
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this il wifi
cure in every case, either infammatory facute) or
chronic form Testimony of the most und oubbed cha
racter will be cheeruy submitted the inspection
all who may feel sufficiently interested to can on the
proprietors, at their Central Office No. l. Barclay ct
Astor House, New York One bottle S. three bottle,
$40 PURCELL LADD & co.
Sole Agents for Richmond
W Y. ALEXANDER l. Co
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DRESTON 81 MERRILL'S INRALLI-
L BILE YEAST TPOWDERS-JUst received, one
hundred and twenty-five dozen OF these iniable
Powders, which have after long trial and severe
been found to be superior to every other article
of the kind for making light and wholesome bread.
They great convenience, are always ready,
AMI sure to act; the dough requires standing,
but is ready TO bake sosn mixed. They are
also peculiarly adapted to the making of Wafties,
Mullins, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump.
lings, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail by
oc q ADIE & GRAY. 147 Main street.
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NOTICE.-At meeting of the President and
~ Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railro d Company, held at the Depot
in Richmond, Goth October, 1852:
Resolred That dividend of 3k per cent. out of
the profits of the company for six months, ending
Both September last, be declared, payable to the
stockh olders. their legal representatives. and
after the first of November next.
A true copy from the mil utes.
Oc % G. W. MACMURDO, Treas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

IAs. A. SMELL, Agent for MlLLIsOE
~ SMELL, has taken the stand No 90 west Main
street lately occupied By Jno. A. Shell g. Co., and
has jus, received part, and by Wednesday next
Fancy Dry 40 DDS, and mest respectfully solic
10 ae patronage OF the friends of the late firms of
Jno A Smell & Co., Barnes & Snell and Hugh
9ilsirh oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

10 OUND AND CROOK ED sHOUL.
II DERs-I hare for sa,e very superior s,hoal-
der Brace, the only ons ever invented 70 remedy
round shoulders, prosruding shoulder blades, weak
chests, &C. This Brace 10 sdapted to all ages ard
sixes; and for children, II has no equal Young
men who hase weak chests from standing too long
il one posisian, vii! And this Brace ines!imabae
For sale By @
nol3 ss y. A. eEkGOAEhs