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sale Of his Wahpene Indian vegetable earation
for changing hair it's original color and curing bald
1t 10 gv'n up by all The statement that Lovett
made in his ht in relation to the effect produced by
his "Wabpene is true and particularly the third
page, under heading Read and be convinced as no enc
has oonradiced it, called him to it,
sold by the agents in this city and Brooklyn
Sxxln al.aka -
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ZINE ARTS.

s~~~~~~>>~~~>'~~~N~-~N>N
ITO THE PATRONS OF ARIA YOUNG ARTIST,
who desirous Of advancing himself in his profession
wishes TO enter into With gentleman
gentlemen, who will furnish the means Of ex
isence Tor tive or three years receiving an equivalent
w.. ....- y. .as sr,Iss ensfs y, xa{ adatss''As
gArtst Herald once, will receive i'm aedAse pefs0'
attention.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES !.

A DAMS g. CO.'S AUSTRALIAN EXPRESS. THE UN-
IN dergp ed give notice that they have arranged TO
tsbsh branch Of their house in Australia for the trans:
action Of general banking and commission bust
Mr. GEORGE NORTON who has for many been
connected with the express Of the undersigned admitted
partner and will sail for Australia in few DAYS.
ADAMS T. co.
DERFORD e. CO.'S NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
- Express will be despatched steamer Georgia,
Monday Dec in regnar special
through to destr alton Shippers will please have their
waterproof condition ready 20 BIO called for
Small parcels received until o'clock,
z. NJ, day of sailing. BERFoRD A. CO.,
2Vesey street, Astor ii Iuse.
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And stu Another.-mrs. ~. G. Re,

And Still AnOther.-Mrs. X. G. Beman,
editrss Of the and beautiful paper called the
lnseside published at 40 Chambers street. opposite the
Park Mra formerly had her gnihcent store In the
A,or House She had the msfortune TO burn her hand III
hand the following day the accident had not
Cali and see her, at 40 Chambers street.
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CLOTHING.


CnLDREN's CL0TMIEG.-HAvING DETERMINED
~ to fell out win stock consisting Of embroidered
csaks sacks Jackets pants hats and variety
and style Of chdren clothing made from the latest Par
styles and for the Of the those in went
should give call asI shall offer very great bargains
The goods be sold For holiday presents, this is
chance. MRS. J. BENJAMIN, 395 Broadway.
- Der wishes to purchase 81 600 worth of good left of
wearing apparel of every descrpt Persons having large
or all to dispose Of obtain tho full value
Ia money by calling addressing through the
post JAMES MORONEY store Orange street. near Cha
ham street.
DEAD THIS, GENTs.-IT rs A WELL UNDERSTOOD
II fact by all that 53 Pearl street. Broadway
the only and bcs place sond overcoats and
clothing get cleaned dyed altered turned paired
at short notice, cheap. Preparein time. dappont-
ments, at 553 Pearl street. A. e1RMSSOS.
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TRAVELLERs, 0UIpE,

j. AkDEN AND AABoT RAILROAD FOR rHILADKL
y phis.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No
No tn river - M and p. M through In ~ hours
T.t, first class 81 second class 10y n line ony) 81
IN. and up. n.
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~ United States Ma. and Ezpres nss. shroxsh in fous
Yert foot Of Courtandt stree. 'y ~ sns ~ ~
e. a.. ts cav, psnsii.sspa: ssnS A.
D..nor. w.:sinsen srfcR and I'd chsrisssos- Ii
N ~ A. ~ ana lines .ns shrcssh ssssas' s..rist
,sn sa 70 Gross The ferry aeen minutes before Me-
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and ladies' BELTS instruments for club feet knees
weakness Of the ance joints and of spne Also
superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins Of the leg
elastic knee for weakness of the knees ac chdrens
trssses, at DIR. GLOVERS, No. II Ann street.
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COMETHING THERE rs, so SMALL, so QUICK,
- You cannot his him with stick
And put your finger any where
Fen on his baek-he is not there
Another creature sleeps with him
Oh, how he smells he bites, he grins,
He sucks your blood, he drinks his fill,
But LYONS Powders will him kill
Lyons pills for rats, No. 424 Broadway.
NEW YEAR-CHAPPED HANDS AND CLEAR COM
plexonsLdes who wish TO receive their friends with
soft hands ard clear compilations, on New Years Day
should fail TO DR. Tobias wonderful Venetian lin
men 1t falls. Only IS cents. Depots No. East
Eleventh street, and $40 Greenwich street.
d. ono FORFEIT. If DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN
% ,OOO lnimens Is not superior 70 other for the
Of coughs hroa Group, chronic rheumatism
psrs in the limbs For sale BY tbe Druggists
and st the depos East Eleventh street. and $40 Greenwich
street. Price IS an ! 20 cents.
CURE OF CoRNS. BY MADANE7 Bernhard, NO 10y
OBowery east side, between Broome and clancy streets
Msdame b. respectfully informs the public that she has
prices order TO enable to be free
from pain an feels in promising that she will
bunons nails grown In the flesh. &C. without
causing the least pain Inconvenience Persons DO at
tended to at home or at Madame BIS residence.
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-~r. .Nn IIoUoRs-se5 BRoADwAY-A NEW
w IN 70 Of wines and liquors 10 now openedS
At one price the only en- o. ~,
In Nav York aiming an sssorment OF 49, ~
~ lines Of the best quality selected by ana ~
mo NsIt rrcrrie'ors e yneysrd' NP' i'ahSsS " 49,
aslaes, a. IL a-4-s-i ~ - S-s~-r~s'
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TENANTS REGISTER.

r7Hs) BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHTH STREET, TO LET.
we The first and second floors with adjoining,
Handsomely furnished with bot and cold water closets
&c. TO families OF roepeenbty that willing TO
pay good Accommodations Meals furnished If DESIRED
with prompt attendance. Three and four floor
Mirrors chandeliers 49, Location desirable and neighbor-
hood the finest In Broadway. References Exchanged.
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Trusscs These articles, like Finders
being cell and the advertisements to suit
the public gulIiby the ruptured patient invited to
the variety and learn the why Sandersops truss
received the gold medal the Fair Printed illustra
tions gratis HOODS truss office, No. Barclay street.
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nm 0TAUR.ANT0s

N,,1o~z.ss,sNI y. :. 40 r,Yn aeon PLACE TO
"st Something good 70 eat and drnki yet We NY
fcuud iust such a'pAoe. corner OF broadvg suv 10
ssr"sts AZ the Metropolitan saloon That cave therc y
some pupIkirs,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
H Chambers street Albany and Troy Express train
A. NJ, through in four hours, connecting with trsins
al ,rs,n tSreusb wav trsin ~ sane evening.
train s p. N. accommodation train Pm. Passengers
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and
Thirty first itreet Sunday trains Canal atreet At
730 An for and at NJ for Az any stopp-
ing all stations GEO. STARK SIM .,ntandent
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Wigs ana Representatives, d Heard,
Of 81 Maiden lane, make the most perfect imitation Of
natural head of hair in Abe world Wig should NOT
Sa to examine them They made Of the best ataras
and warranted not to shrink Also, braids Of long hair
from hraida. Gn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sk.,

HORSES, CARRIAGES, k.,
CARNAGE HoRsEs.-FoR SALE, ONE PAIR OF
sound stylish bay carriage hores six and
old, about sixteen hands high. Apply to
JAMES YETMAN 96 Broome street.
LHoR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME BRIGHT SoRREL
horse, fifteen hands high, old, sound and
kind liz very good saddle horse, good traveller, and
snowy in harness Can be at Dbrows Riding School,
No. 70 Fourth avenue.
HORSE FOR SALE--A USEFUL GRAY HORSE. SIX
teen hands high, eight years old kind in harness
will stand wtpou tying. Price, II sod at S75. Can
he row ELLIS Livery Stables, Henry street.
Fulton Brooklyn.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale of horses carriages harness. every
Monday and Wednesday at ~ o'clock.
JOHN II. GATTIELD, Proprietor.E
ITO HACK MEN-CARRIA0ES FOR SALE.-0NE
second hand Clarence COACH and tive second hshd six
seat rockawsys one very elt and suitable for the
country and in good order i'll be sold low applied for
immediately. at No. 800 Broadway, JOHN G. HAMS car
riage warersom.
YNHE THOROUGH BRED TRIO TING STALLION,
L Kemble Jaokson-Any gentleman club wishing to
purchase the best stallion in the country apply
sonalIy or by letter. post paid to O. NJ Reynolds No. lS
Broadway No 2 Houston street. where all necessary
information can be obtained.
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syes open Hence Crtadoros Excelsior Hair Dye has
guppanted all the cauetic dyes 1t has been analyze and
found to contain the Of the natural
SANITY the bres they grew red sandy Sold
and applied in private by CRISTAD0R0 No Asor
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u 0ARD1E G.-SEvERAL LARGE ROOMS, WITH
crates and bedro adjoining, suitable for families
ALSO furnished bedrooms with for single
with or without full boa'd may be had for the coming
winter on reasonable terms. Transient board 81 %
Reference required. J. BARKER 3l7 Broad yay
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ROARDING.-ONE OR TWO PARLORs WITH BED.
~ rooms adjoining. suitable for families gentlemen,
with without board, he had at NO. Leroy place.
Blocker street They well furnish ID with baths closets
and gas every floor.
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ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE CAN M
II accommodated with pleasant front room, on the
second floor with bedr2m II egrired also accom,
a at -'fS = -
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CTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER SHOP. A. L. ]. D.
~ SECOR prepared to tuild steam engines. high
low boilers; water tanks for factories ships
steamboats, pans heaters for building and
cast iron soap curbs castings Of all descriptions 60 All
kinds Of repairing Of boilers engines and machnery done
At the shortest notice Inquire at the Office, No. 10 Dry
Dack traat.
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q ENTLEMEN' FASHIONABLE BOoTNAKER
W GuERRIER No. rue Yiyienne, Paris.

GEO. TAYLOR JR., FOREIGN AND BRITISH FRUIT
~ salesman. St Johns Market Liverpool England
snes and commission salesman for every DESCRIPTION Of
and North American and United States mail steamships
All goods to DO freight paid At the time Of Refer
eIce, the Bank Of liverpool.
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ROARD-A PRlYATEFAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE
- two gentlemen, or gentl Ard his wife. with
some Iaror and bedroom. and private table
o'clock Also single Apply 81 Fou, tn ave.
nue., q short distance sbo 90 Union squares
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~~>~>~~N~~~~~~~~NNNc~NN NN~NNNNNNNNNN>~N>NN>
IL ING CHARLES SPANIEL FOR sALE.-A FULL
IN FLOODED King Charles Spaniel imported from Enslsud
OF rare beauty three Old will be sold cheap Can %
81 the Gutta PsrcAa Factory Twenty nth street. DO
low Tenth avenue.
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THE BALL SEASON.
THE MILITARY.

HOTELS.
NATIONAL HOTEI, DBTROIT.-THIs HOUSE. THE
IN largest, and most elegant estAbishment west Of
New Yorf II kent BY FELLERS B. BENJAMIN formerly
Of Abe MortrsA ~ kouss IN ths sitv Of Meptrsaa.
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ERUiT TREES FOR CALIORNIA.-wM. X. PRINCE Il
Co.. Finishing will supply trees euitatle for California
sud rack them to and will
for their transportation much below the usual rate
packing
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ELIAS HALE Importer Of
WATCHER IFWEIRY AND FANCY

= ELIAS HA l. Il Importer Of
~ WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY
IN, GOODS, No. log Main Street.-Just
Dopening, an extensive assortment of
Watches and Jewelry Of every description, and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers at as low
prices can be purchased in any of the Northern
cities City and country merchants, dealers and
others, will please call ard examine Goods and
prices The stock comprises Gold Watches of every
description, from the most celebrated manufac-
tuners; Jewelry of every description, Of new styles
and of the finest quality; gold Guard fob and vest
Chains; Ear and Finger Rings; plated Ware, com
prising Tea Bets, PATTERNS Spoons, Forks, &c;
silver Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Fruit
Knives, Gard Cases, &c also, very extensive as
sortmeut of gilt and plated Jewery of every des-
crpton, suitable for the country trade; Combs,
Buttons, Brushes fancy Soaps Cologne Water,
Extracts, Pins, Cutlery, Clocks, Pencils, Bohemian
Glass Ware, Grandolos Porte Monaes Cigar Gases,
Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Blank Books Note aud
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Wsters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons Coffee Mills, Ham
mers, Accordeons, Violin Strings-in fact every
variety end kind OF the above description of Goods
too numerous TO mention New Goods received
almost every day. ELIAS HALE, Importer
no "a No l06 Main street
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VERNON ESkRIDGY.
Chaplain in tue U. States Navy

Hamptons Vegetable Tncture, ov its mi action ~
the stomach liver, and the kidneys will cure dysren
STA, cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections
i'll the back side and breast, consumption, scr5fuh
rheumatism, gout neuralgia, tistua piles bowel corr
plants worms nervous debihty-with all diseases an
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me
dicine ever known
Call and Get pamphlets gratis and see certificates
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond; q. B. JONES CO, Petersburg Va; Docsor
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
oc %
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Rev. Vernon Eskridge, u, =. n

TOkTsWOITH, VA, August To, 775'
Mr. J f Boush-Dear Sir: While am in ganersIc-
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels me to Nh.
that have great confidence in the virtues of Ham,
toms Vegetable Tincture. For several months nqs
have usedt in my family, and in dyspepsia loss
petite, dizziness and general debility with entire s
cess. So far as my experience extends therefore I
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully, yours,
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HEADQUARTERS F0n FASH.

a. HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH.
"A IOHABLE CLOTHING Just received, the
NM greatest variety Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali Qualities:
French fancy cord Cloths and Caseimeres of every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths, all quail
ties; French HInalaga Coating Cloth, entirely new:
french Petetsham Cloths, French marble and
clonded Cassimeres new
Festings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velvet.
Quadrills Sllk, Plush ard Velvet IVatered silk
f!ush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet :
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask SAX
Vestings, black and fancy Grenadine SILK Ves!ngs,
Bun and white Grenadine silk Vestings, Party
Vestings decidedly rich
-. Ready Made Clothing of ali kinds md qua
iities Cf the ven latest styles such as Kossuth Over
Goats, ESQ 1imaux Wrappers, Lamartine Sacks,
Patetos Frochs, Albert Top Coats, Hunting Goats
Fancy GGods-Fancy Ties and Cravats. Crimp
ana FtiH lies, something new; Apron Ties, black
aad fancy rich ttncy and black Silk Scarf do do
S8ttn, Gloves Of all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Socks-slik, cotton and me,no Dress Shirts, silk
SHIRTS, Merino shirts and Drawers
Call and Bee for yourselves.
E. B. SPENCE,
oc io-ts Corner OF Main and Governor sts
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MARINE NE WS.
PORT OF RTCEaEE0Ns,.

ARRIVED,
Atthe Bar, brig Hanssport, Holmes, N s, potatoes
and plaster 10 Williams 4 Brother
SAILED
brig ManziI!on, Berry, Boston, mdse, r Rankin.
schr Gpsey, Bunnell, eli a. New York lss for
this port -'-
Sen YORKTOWN Woglam. from Petersburg, and
day
schr Iarstne, hence, err at Boston 30th nit
schr William. Johnson, from fredericksburg
arr at New York 1st -
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NEW BUO4s, JUST RECEIVED BY

- HAROLD u MuRRAY-Broed street
Select British Eloquence, containing the lest
speeches entire OF the most eminent Orators OF
Great Britain for the las. two centuries, with
sketches 0! their lives &c, BY Chauncy A Go
rich-350
Lives Of Wellington and Peel, from the London
Times-50c
Shabby Genteel Story, by TaacAalay--50c
History of Henry EsLlord, Esq, ey Thackaray-
so cents
Life # Vicissiludes, by q P Jaroes-a5c
hn.eB hnacks from an Editors Table, by L GAY
lord Clarke-l %
History of Romulus by Jacob Abbott-6o
large variety CT New Juvenile Books
All New Books received as soon as published
uoS9
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RICHARDSON Il cos
CARPET WA H e. X d o NJ,

Va u lain Stroets
RY the "As.rea," via New York, We have just
celebrated mandatory in England, OF SDpcr
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpetings
and Rugs.
Citizens and visitors are requested to examine
our stock, which embraces the best descriptions OF
Csrpeting, &c, for Parlors, Chambers, Din.
ing Rooms, and Easements, now open for
sale by "
no 29-6t* RICHARDSON & co.
NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The sub.
scribers have entered into CO partnership under
the firm IF PENDLErON e. BROTHER, for the
transaction of The Commission Business in I OBAC.
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf
Baltimore, nd.
R. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
Hugh jenkins & Co, Baltimore.
+. W. Bruno Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson d Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas g. Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & ogIebay Bridgeport, Chic
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon d Co., Louisville.
w. Ii. Bartess, Charleston, 8. g.
Otis J. Chafee, do. do.
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown & Kirkpatrick, do.
H. Chafee. DO
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. W. Bank, Wheeling
S. Brady, Esq, de-. Mer. & Mech. do. so.
James K. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, sc.
Henry A. Schroeder Mobile, Alabama.
A. L. Gaines, New Orleans.
SxzyG,@
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,.Wc speak as 70 Wise Men,.
WEHE EVER SUCH CURES Nan,
w by any other Medicine thar UOE

.r,.We SPEAK az 70 Wise Mes.y
| WERE EVER SUCH CURES M.np
W. gy any other Medicine than Ham,
CAL OVERWHELMINGLY such testifoonv ,a asDt
ger proof can be given, unless it be thai OF hi.
deTfui Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. "''' "en-
Let the afflicted read read.
BARRELLvrLLE, ALLEeAsY Co, Mo
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbray y i'o%
Dear Sirs: In justice to DR. Haupton,s Vs.,
Tincture, wish to inform you that + va, .setaos
on the Sd day Of January last with an afectio r Sek
stomach bowels and kidneys | was ATTENDED Ia "a tHe
eminent physicians for than two month, tonr
tie or no effect had some know ledge M ~ a 90
virtue "a hanPton's Tlncture from bottle WIZ,
my wife had taken two years since. "H'ca
came to the conclusion tina. | would take M -
mediclne from my physicians, but try the Tinc,is
and am happy to inform you had not tai :,
days before felt It's powerful influence pn"n tive
ach have continued using the Tincture and stol.-
aolG 10 teaVe my room, and can eat any cournor 80
ach. va M stotl'
The afflicted or their friends are daiIv vizi,;rr
learn OF the great virtue there is in this Tinetra
l expect to send you several certificates
days-one especially from young lady who has bn
the head, affecting the brain. 81
Respectfully yours, EWHArr
On the permanency of the cure hear hin, s.;,
other letter from the abovet JAIL az
BARRELLyiLLE, ALLEGAyY Co. Mn
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: '''-
Dear Sirs, 1 am happy to inform you that TIL, d.
finds me IN the enjoyment Of good health BY the
your Hampton's Tincture and the blessing Of CO.
am enabled to pursue my daily avocations as usnsI
have great desire that tie afflicted should knn II
great curative powers of the Tincture. '"S
am, with respect, yours,
Z w HALL
Truth Stranger than Fiction '--Noae need Desr,;~ ,
Il Ladys Testimony after hirty-eight gsars of
Suffering! Y
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ,,,,
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing cures mad b
itl N'aue D
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 10, 1852
Messrs Tyler Adair: A0' i''@'
have been afflicted with rheumatism AT tirnes e.,
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of age tb i9tj
ofthls month; the attacks were at times so sava-a
to render me helpless: have tried various rerneJ;a
to very little effect. Last October was ATTACKED -
my shoulders, sides back, and hips: could NOT Tat
day or night; could not move any part OF nv boS
without crying with pain at this time also tried ~
ny remedies, internal and external without receivns
any relief was at last advised to try Hamnton,s W.
getable Tincture; before had taken one bottIa -
which felt much better, and continued takiry i;
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and nv
stomach strengthened and revived every way; hsvs
taken five bottles. and much better than exner,
ed to be. | intend to it whenever need il ana
would recommend 1t 10 the afflicted believing il urs
qualled
Yours, ELIZABETH BACWELL
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GROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH.
~ We are selling II lbs of Double Refined
Crushed and Powdered Sugar for sl.00, Clarided,
sl,OOi Rio Cofae i0c; best Laguayra do lie; Java
do l2c; Black Soap pence per bar; best pearl
Starch &c: best picked Cucum0ers . shilIings per
gallon; Northern 5uchwheat SIX cents per bag;
Ground Cofee pence per Ii; Tallow Candles
pence per ID; Extra Black Tea soc: best ,iun DOW.
der dc 81 OC; New Orleans Moasses shillings per
gallon. With general stock OF the Best Groce-
REG at equally low prices.
HULST IL KING,
no % Franklin AZ uear Ola Narsat
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nj EW NOgELS.-MinnieG Grey, or VINO is tho
- Heir by the authsr Of Army Lawrence, or the
treem2son's Daughter, stanfei Hall, sc-price
Yankee Jack, or the PERKS of Priva.eersrnau ::
a romance Of the War of lsls, By Harry Hazel
price Csc
Pictorial Life and Adventures Of Davy Crockett
writtea ty h!nself-p.ice sec
fcr sale by JAMES B. GLIB,
hosS So opposite City Hotel Main street.
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sPLE NDID VENIsON.-
A8 The finest Buck seen here il long
time will be served up in our well
- known style, at "THE ARBOUR"
Canvass Back and Ma!ard Ducks
YORK River Oysters Psrtridges
Fresh Fish, Squirrels, &c, now on hand
IL you want line Supper or Dinner, call on
w. ALLEN
Corner Main and l2th street.
b-A Billiard Room with two elegant Tables.
up stairs. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

CEDAR TAE-ConsumpIion Cared
- The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF Incipiens Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases OF the Liver and
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pared by Mrs. B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore strset,
Baltimore.
Mas. 3. B. NoRRIs--Dear Madam: For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor-
Images If The lungs, attended with painful cough
itfied various remedies, and had the beat medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l%7 saratoga street, Baltimore, I'D.
October Sd, 1852.
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Beware Of counterlets. The genuine arti-
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
~ 9 General Agent for Eastern VIRGINIA.