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ButIer's Celebrated Family Medicines
Decidedly the most popular and este
taal remedies in use.
S,t,.;v nf N~9nNr
DR., Buffers Elixir Of Brandy

,, .,fs and effee,ual remedy 70. py'rcFs!u.
- s1 ~, torpentinr OF III other discase''--
rss 800 nc,sonr who arc laboring vndr' tue
,y n or ri, complain. will do vel! 70 p"t.
ss,sa, hottie OF the Elixir OF Brandy, "a IL
s.,srg,bcns the stomach, thereby causing the
SaoJ io dige,t, the head 20 cease aching u"
,,;nJ m ,csumc its woa;cd elesrnese and aetl'-
ten sbort, renovation OF the whole MAJ
ror n,,,iculsrs, read DR.. Buffers valuable h"
ec;,i nook, A copy oi'whieh may be hid OF IN"
Dr, I;nlIcr's BaiSam Of ElecamFalir,
!, warranted to cure more Gases oil disease 81
tho Chcs, than any other prrparai'9n one'en 'ot
to,c a, this time. Il may ba used W persons"
ali ages and conditions, and will be 'ouha aecs'
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoopas to'gn'
Bron chitis and Conuumptionin It's Garner sasrt'
II looscns the phlcgm, and enables one 10 o'sse
freely, which is always desirable. ""
,bcr description Gifts virtues, Gee ". bo'e.tf
valuable Reccip, Book, copy os~h'sh may Dc
had ottho Agent, gratis.
DR., Buffers Sampson Aininent,
which is Linimou,, as, namc: denotes, tina;
nrcduecs great strength. Is lhc.o weakness CT
the back. breast. or limbs' !: viii vanish nF.h
tho application Of this great strengthened. U"
Won suffer pain in these places use the samf'
SON. Linimru,; il will drive ort all pam IT.
,tap,lv, Arc YOU bruised, .. strained IN an:
WAY j, will remove the swelling and soreness
with few application. !, should stand n .aa
eunboard Of every family, and NAY he 'erha
described in Dr.. brtlcr,s valuable receipt BOOK
a, greater length. ,r
DR.. Buffers Gold NiEe, or taliio7-
MIA Pill.
is nil mado from the cstrac, Of plant found
in the wilds ofCalifornia; and to man asHic'ee!
with GONE Of the ills that flesh is hair to, nor"
valuable than fnc gold. This pill operates
gently on the bowels, and thereby removes pains
and sluggishncss Of tho system, and hcinS Ger
tain in their operation, are greatly TO be pre-
ferred above al other pills. Concerning them.
read DR.. Buffers valuable Receipt Book, IL
which mas be found useful receipts for dyeiHe,
and many o,hor things useful to families.
Fer sale BY CANON & NrcLELLASD, whole
sale Agents, Uniontown, Pa.
II. II. CARR, Morsantown, Va.
B.cARR & CO., Fairmont, Va.
Thomas Merilc,h, Smilhtield,
s. & ]. 1leermsns, Frlowsviller
Byrne & Unit, Evansville,
]. Asbury 4 Son. Pruntyiown,
i. hsbury. Thnsntown.
II. s. Combs, Stewarttown.
a. LOTUS, lees Ferry, Monnngaiia Co., "a.
March 90, 1851.
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LAZlER, MAGUlRE & co.
Fettcrlnals's Depot,

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Taylor
County, Va.
A RE now prepared to receive and forward
~ merchandise to all points in the surround
ing Counties; also, to al! points on the Ono
river, west OF Patkersburp, Va. This will be
the mos, desirable route for Western mer.
chants, during low water in the Ohio river.
BIS. MAGuIRE s Co., Cumberland, tby
arransemcn,) will pay Railroad !reighis on all
goods consigned TO us, when required there
By avoiding the necessity of pre-HaTIng IN Sa''
timorc.
MAY 90, 1852. li6.n.
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E, S. JONES, & co.,

C,okNER orFoURTH and RACE STREETS,
I J Publishers Of the Model Architect, ny
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
in q monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the
wishes no, only of those directly interested IN
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance
meut OF this noble art in our country, and wish
to cultivate Their tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. Tho handsome manner IN
which i, is prepared and embelishca. renders i
n tasteful ornament for the drawing-roonl, while
its accurate dclincations give it the highest
Nos. las 3 arc now ready for delivery.
price-5O cents per number. Address as a.
bove, pos. paid. ,,...
Philadelphia, Dec. 90, 1851. l2s-tf.
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E. A. MosIER.
Daguerrean .Frfisf,

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Nor.
sautown and vicinity that he has taken the
room over Dr.. Cars Drug Store, where
he is prepared TO furnish all who wish
an elegant Dagacrreotype Likeness. La
dies aid Gentlemeniare respectfully mvi.
ted to call and examine specimens at the
loom.
ola Licensees taken in exchange, and
reasonable reduction made.
Persons taken after dccease.
instructions given in the art.
May Is. 1852. l4l.if.
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SPRING ARRIVAL
Of Millinery and Fancy Goods,

Mrs. JANE T. BEAR,
IT'S now receiving from Pit,sburg and the East.
ern Cities, large and splendid assortment
d Bonnets, bonnet trimmings, grapes, laces,
silks. satins, blends, ribbons, artifeials, and |,
little ofeyerything pertaining toMillinery and
~ Sic offers her present Stock for "small pro
Ga and quick returns" and invites all who
wish articles or work in her line to give her
Bonno,s and Hats bleached and done ur In
yood order and at short notice. Shop on Front
Street. ono door North Of tho Printing Office.
Morrantowu, May 20, 1852.
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Removal Removal

~ THE subscribers have remov'
=. ,j,sir STOCK Of GODS to their now Ware.
iion,o on Walnu, street, Immediately below
~, nld s,,pd on tho garner OF High and Wal
Wv, s,yno;s, whsro they may be f"aad ready 10
" ~ tbcir old friends md customers, and
=, rsnIsr them great facilities in the way O.!
purchasing Goods ut iair prices
GEO. NJ. HAGANS 4 co.
Mors.n,own, Vs.. fC5IaaTyss ii2:, ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having !lrS''rat 10
go: im4hr to lsrrsc Of, would Do w'lI
le cali.
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wM. puRpis. &. W. TowE
MORGANTOWN BOOK STORE.
william Durbln & Co.,

William UurbIn q Co.,
II EEp constantly on hand a, their Store, on
IL High street, opposite Carr, Smith 4 Co.'S
a general assortment of BOOKS, including B',
bles, Tosiaments, and variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, TO-
ce,her with large assortment Of School books
Novels, &C., &c.
Blank Books, Stationery, s,eel-pcns, Sc.
GROCERlES.--They have also lot Of srPe'
rior Groceries.
Morcantowa, NoY. 20, 1851.
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.jUosrNtaia, Scenery,

in a cool climate, where the pure air and pure
wa,er-ihemselyes the tue elements OF heaIth
Gods greatest blessing 10 man on earth. NC
curative and purifying properties OF tho waters
have been fully established by the fact that
they have NEVER FAILED to cure the wetsi
cases Of ScrnfliG, IT,, most inYcterate sores,
and other Discuss 81 the Blood, by drinking the
water freely, and in cases Of errptions bathing
and APPLYING the tcpositeS Of tho streams e1-
,c,na;Iy. Tho waters nrethoroughly chaiybeatc
with portions of Mrgnesid, Salts, &c. "a
Besides, these Springs are located in the
roids; Of CLASSICAL GROUNDS, within an honf,s
ride Of Washington's First Battle F!eias
a, q Necessity, >, where the entertainments
arc still distinctly visible. GEsEaALsshA VI.
nory,s md JunoYvILtE's Graves, DuNnAW'
cncampmen., WAsutSsros's Spring and Mead q
ave winch he owned Till he died. ln,the I'm
,,.aiate vicinity, also are several remarkable
natural curiosities, among them
Deimncy's Cave,
which NAV be explored for miles under ,,ht
mountains, tho celebrated OHIO PILE s,,a bEa
on tho Youshiogheny river, tho CtGtM ph .p
CATARACT, descending from shelving ''eA
CANE and trout FISHING abound in the
leiEhborhooo. nofsesi oauu's' AZ"
will be furnished for visitors.
Stages and Hacks will arrive at and leave INC
Steamboats, a, Brownsville daily, from whence
visitors will pass in drive Of 4 or hours 10
The Springs, about half the distance through
one of tho richest and most delightful agricn!..
;ural regions in the country, to Uniontown and
then $ miles further over Laurel Mountain,
presenting fromit stccps andits srmmi,sPIe.n-
aid views Of the great western Valley, with It's
itch, variega,ed and beautiful scenery.
In short, it lie confidently believed there ia no
watering place in the country, presenting
stronger attractions to those seeking HEALTH
and PLEASURE than "the Fayctte Springs
and the undersigned is very certain they can
no where find greater disposition TO please,
or more accommodating terms.
May 20, 1852. l4s.a.
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glassware, Glassware.

Just receiped per Steamer Lindsey
81 boxes Glass ware, consisting Of Pitchers,
Sugar bowls, Swcet-meats, Tumblcrs, Dishes,
Molasrcs cans, Casters and Cruits, Jelly .gas'
SOS, &c, which we offer very low. Call and see
March 6. Carr, Smile D. Co
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DRUGS, TOBACCO, GLASS, &c.


TusT received and forsale atLosan Cars
s) Drug and Tobacco Store, one door east OF
the Court. House, at the sign of the "alammoth
MORTAR" on Main Strcot,--
$40 bore, various brands Tobacco, among WHICH
will be found very choice lot Of Fl Dorado
and Esmaralda Tobacco; 4i
boxes Grarcly, fno articlci
10 do Standard and Superior,
20 do Wa!thal, 90 do Coats,
l6 do Motts,1 10 do Harwood,
is do Robin.on & Co.'s, SIS,
10 do Durns, 40 do Royals, 5's L ss,
90 do ClOy's ID. Lump,
20 do Archcr's do, N,,
la do Poyton's SIS, lodo Young& SuHen'
20 do Lunshorn s: Co.'s, ia's, y
"a do lIutchison's, 10 do Madison,
10 do Mocking Bird, ado Jones,
TogC,hvrwi,h an extensive variety ofbrands,
to suit customers, both in regard to quality and
pFicc. ~
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10000 Pantella SCsSs,
5000 Jenny Lind do.,.


5000 Jenny Lind do,
5000 Jus,o saus Principe,
$500 Spotted Castillo, 1000 Flag Spanish,
5000 Fl Nip,uac, 1000 Fl Divans,
l,OooL. b. Rifles, 5000 La Normas,
1000 castor Roralia, 10000 half Spanish,
10000 Havana 6's, 10000 Yaro 6's.
Together with various other qualities, all
both plcasan, and agreeable, to which We would
nnto segar.smoking custom. :,
Also, ridhalI's Rnppec, M4ccaba and Scotch
SNUFF, smut boxes and SCgar cases, Tobacco
Knives, PIPES, Pipe Heads and Stems, large
lot OF fins cap, letter and note paper, as well
az every variety of Wrapping Paper.
\ ,ufy large and oItonsve and well selected
aaSot:ln.qt ii Drugs, embracing every article
necessary 10 furnish practitioners office. Al.
co, Specs, Starrh, Saieratus and Indigo, Oils OF
every kind, Pants. and Dye-S,utis, so boxes
Glass, assorted Sizos, Putty, Patent Medicines
of every namc, together with a vary extensive
sssnriIncut of Fancy Articles, Cutlery and Jew
y.ry, Soaps and l'oriumery, &C., &c. trs
10 al Of the abovc, We would invite visit
and examination from town and country, aud
merchants generally at home and abroad.
VI LOGAN s CARR.
Fnirmoa,, May 90, 1852. i.e.,r.
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r. MITCHELL. n. Hay
MITCHELL 4 HAYES,
.TFc,.ClN,,E TGi[0rS,


brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue.
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
Cdssimere of all styles and qualities;
pestings Of all colors, styles and qualities
Trimmings Of the best quality, to suit all
c0lors.
Cloves, black kid, bcs. quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, ,hree-ply; silk and Linen cravats'
black and fancy colors; Stocks; Poeket,t nTa,
kcrchiefs; fine quality Of pLuSD and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, :.
suck as Goats, Pants, and Vests, of alliquail,
tics and prices; Silk Shirts, Suspendcrs, ane
m,ny other articles not mcntioned,-all wh'ch
will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH; Please call
and examine our stock
Dec. 10, 1851. lsn. n
n. B.-Those indebted TO P. r. Mitchell OF
N. Hayes, on former accounts, arc earnestI!.
requested to settle up, either by money or note
without delay.
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General Advertiser.
fREaEa ARRIVAL
AND
Re6a,Gsses, ia FSsTceSt!
AT D. H. CHADWICK Il CO.'S.

EuST received irom the Sas!, Rich Dor.
~ dcrsd Psrosnis, anern's gray & black
Silks, silk Frinse and fne Mite, Diaper,
Dir, :sl Fk,pac!. sprig'a Swiss, Bonnet
Cord. umbnlina, brown Mmslu,s. short
Lace and black love Veil., Hohis.ons
Shoes AMI Slippers. equally ds s"o,! er any
made IN or Town, also few Grass Hooks.
We have Just concluded 10 ,an nj some
things without trsanl 10 cost. Gail aid
see, then, while bargains are soirs.
6tcent Calico for q cite.
l2lcent Lawns fors and 10 cts.
lsIeent 10 for l2a cts.
Berases very cheap.
Coffee, White Sugar, Tea, &c.
Keep your eyes on the Red Pos, il rca
~antihe best bargains you ever purchased
June &c, 1852. e l5u.,f.
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Oils, Oils, Oils !

barrel Sperm Oil,
l do Lard do
do Flax-seed do
/ do Fish do, just received at CARR,
SMITH s Co.'s New-York cheap Variety Store.
March 6, 1862.
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gRON' and Mills.

A large lot JUS, received which render on
assortment genera one, and which VIC oite
upon the lowest terms:
March G. Carr, SMITH s. Co.
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SPRING ARRIVAL
NEW s CHEAP CONFECTIONERY

JAMES CYPHERS,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of the citizens oil Morganiown and the
surrounding country 10 his fresh supply OF
Confectioneries, &c. His establishment
is'direclIy opposite Messts. Raymond u
Co.'s Stnre, and on The North.eus, corner
ore door from the Drug Sure. His stock
consists Of
Fresh Oranges & Lemons, Figs, Raj
sins, Prunes, Dates, Almonds, Fill
herts, English Walnuts, Ground.
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies of
every description; a very superior
article of Cheese.
Temperance DrinEs,
exclusively, in great abundance, viz
Ginger, Pop, Lemon do, Lemonade, Root
Beer. Patent Gas do. Sarsaparilla Mead,
that should be used indeed for health
Also on hand constant supply oil
Fresh CAKES s. Crackers,
Such as Pound Cake. Sponge, Frni'-
Scotch, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, &c. VIZ
Tier, Butter, Sugar, Soda and Ginger crack.
ers. While loaf BREAD and Brown do,
on hand; the latter should be used by oil
who are delicate.
or Parties Of Ladies and Gentlemen
can be accommodated with rooms and Re
freshmenis al hishouse atall times.
April II, 1852. =. CYPHERs.
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rayette Springs,

rvNHIs highly attractive and fashionable wat
er,ng place has been leased, together with
sThe Fayette Springs HOTEL
adjacent thereto, by the proprietor Of the
HARRINGTON HOTEL" on the Nationa!
Road, who has secured the best Cooks ana INC
best Supplies of every kind, with oe,erfn,ha.
lion to please all his visitors. Anew ouiiains
with 40 rooms has recently been added to the
establishment.
These Springs arc surrounded BY the most
lcIiohtfi,l and romantic
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Vp:gN'TED.

Oats, Corn, Wheat, IIny, &c. wanted, in
payment for papersand advertising accounts.
Apply at tie Mirror Office.
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=. 4. xiLtSl
i. MILLS K son,
WhoIpsaIc and Retail Grocery

Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Tuga,aine s. Commission Merchants
Amt Nralrts IN Country Produce and
pttsbarg MANUFACTURED Articles:
yo,rr street. lahore Monongahela Bridge
~ pittsburgh, Penrn.
<,<-.>>~s>s.s>>~r.'S g.
consi.rmrn,s of Wool. Flour: Bacon . on,
nsr, Molasscs, Dried Fruit, lin'o'ny I, a's'
Clover Seed, Cheese, Butter; aud md, ,,' a;
Nails Glass, or Manufactured Goois VI
every kind, and general al,I!nnnS,G; . i,sn'
MI CHARTERS most respectfully fo''c,~"'
Storage on the most aceoHn'daf~
itg terms.
4. onr !Ior.r is very large, directly o7T'.
H.. i, ,br Wharf or Landing Of the Pls'eeufs
nnJ n Br,wnqyillr Steam lr"Eei'.
rrN. b. VIZ w'l MI AZ AFsn,,@' ~!
,;mrs Tor the ,,un.artivn Of IuslmrS OF
a aI Kind committed 10 on; trust by our
T,i;y,uJs from any paint Of the compass.
with fidelity and despatch.
""' D.<n,nurnE,
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a. RAYMOND. &c. prexrsrAuoH.
Tic Way to sape lar Money!
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The Envy OF all Pill Manufacturers
ECAUsE they are safer, better and more
h eiTicacious than any others; and because
the public will take no others if they can OBJ
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DIRRIE SURGERY For sale by J. W,

RANDOLPH, August IL
Amelia, by Henry Fielding, with illustrations by
Cruik shank-5Gc
Precauton, NoTel by Fennimore Cooper, con-
tanning w Bry ants Grafton of the Life, Writings
and Genius of the author-50c
The Lone Star, or, the Texan Bravo, tale of the
Southwest, by II Robinson--25c
Life at the South, or, Uncle TOMS Cabin, it u.s.
being Variations, &c, in the real Life of the Lowry,
by w D Smth.-sl 50
The Iron Tomb, by Charles Bowline--25c
Seven Nights in Gotham, by Vose-25c
Part Wavery Novels, Bride OF Lanmamond,
Bithedae Romance, by Hawthorne-75c
The Principles and Practise OF Surgery, il ustrat
ed By 800 engravings on wood, by Wm Pirrie,
S +, edlte d with additions, by John Null, NJ D-s3
Ewel's Medical Companion, or Family Physician,
new ediion-s3 50
Outlines of English Literature by Thos Shaw,
a new American edition with sketch of American
Literature, by II T Tuckerman--SI2 rs
Lippincotts Cabinet Histories, Virginia by T S
Arthur and B H Carpenter-75c
Mysteries, or Glitnpses Of the Supernatural con-
tainiI acc UNITS Of the Salem Witchcraft The
Cock Lane Ghost, Rochester Rappings, &c, by C
w Elliot-75c
Xierre or the Ambi suites by H Melville-Sl %
Part 81 London Labor and London Poor-l2c
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T IPPINCOTT's CABINET HIsTU

I IPPINCOTT'S CABINET HlSTU.
II RIES OF TIE UNITED STATES, written by
4 5 Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories Of
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now ready-eacn
62}1 cents
In this series of histories the author, while pre-
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minence to the personal history of the people The
dangers which continually lowered around the
early colonsls the stirring romance of life passed
tearlessly amid peril; the incidents of border war
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BY GEORsE ]. SUMNER.


$4,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
A Rare Chance for Housekeepers..
nN WEDNESDAY. 25th inst, commencing
- 10 O'CLOCK, at the POWHATAN HOUSE.
sil De sold Il Auction without reserve, the en- ire
'"'"'t"ra belonging Tn this establishment the
greater portion of which has been but recently our
.n-Asd. and 10 In nrst rate order. The Furniture
coneists Of 3
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fine Mahogany Plush Sofa-Tete a-retes
Large Arm Chairs Marble top Side Tables
Centre Tables, French Plate Mifrors-elegant
Brussels Carpet (nearly new
CHAMBER
Most of the Chambers are furnished with Mahog.
any French Bedsteads Mahogany Wardrobes.
Wash stands, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, which are
new: and good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, &c,
&c, q.
DINING ROOM, OFFICE, and all the other ar.
niture belonging to the House The House will be
open on Monday and Tuesday preceding the
Sale when THE PUBLIC is invited 10 inspect it,
Should the sale not be concluded on the first
day, it will be continued from day to day, com.
mencing at the same He ur, till the whole 10 closed
rsS~- -Tn- oil SUNG under 800 cash; over
that amount, four months credit for approved Ne
gotiable Notes
Sale conducted by
aul GEORGE ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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The LOb0S Islands.

An extract of letter dated Paita, Peru, Ju-
~ %, says:-"M. Larrauaga, bearer OF des>
patches from the Peruvian Charge in Wash
Ington TO his government, has arrived. He
had an interview with our project, Gen. Vigil,
who had gwen orders for the Vigilant to pro-
coed at once to the Lobos Islands and reinforce
the steumer Rima and brig Gamura, stationed
tIn-Ia LII
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsP1TCH
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL.

- WARRINGTON, Aug. II.
The SENATE took up the bill for the con
struc,ion OF canal around the falls Of Saint
Mary'sriver.
Tne HocsE was engaged in the morning
with the Wheeling Bridge case. The Indian
appropriation bill was reported back from the
Senate. The bill granting public lands for
the building ofhospitals for the INDECENT insane
OF the several States was passed. The House
then went into committee OF the whole on the
Navy appropriation bill.
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l. AUNT PHILLIS' CABIN, Just published tor
sale by NASH 81 WOODHOUSE,


l. AUNT PHlLLlS' CABIN, Just published, tor
sale by NASH a. WOODHOUSE,
Eagle Square.
Aunt Philis' Cabin; or Southern Lie as IL is, by
Mrs Mary II Eastman. Paper SO, Cloth 75c.
fnls volume will present picture of Southern
Lille taken at different points OF vi. W, from
occupied by the author of Uncle Toms Cabin.
The writer being nstive OF the South, IS familiar
with the many varied aspects assumed by domestic
servitude in that sunny region, and therefore feels
competent to give pictures of Southern Lie as it
is. Pledged 10 no clique party. and free from
the pressure OF any and all extraneous influences
she has W. itten her book W It'll view to its truth
iuness; and the public at the North as well as at
the South, wi hEd in Aunt PhiiIls' Cabin not the
distorted picture OF an Interested painter but the
faithful transcript OK Daguerreotypjst. 1t is the
truth that all profess to seek and in matter of
such vita interest 10 the the whole nation De-
nestle Slavery. Tfuth-not highly wrought ina
sinsry represe ntations-is above all things, de-
nand-d such |: uth in the garb Of skiltui fc-
tion will aunt phillis CABIN present.
The author does not come before the public as
the apo!ogist OF Slavery, but with the dc.
sire to represent il it is, and in doing so, she will
show its ameiloratiDg features in strong contrast
with the painful scenes eaborately forth in
Uncle Toms Cabin au IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18
Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL.
ne PRESIDENT has nominated Z. A. Brad
lord OF New Orleans. for Judge OF the Su.
preme Court, lin place of Judge Preston, who
lost his life on board the st. James.) N. X.
Hall has been nominated for Judge of the
Northern Circuit of New York, vice Judge
Conklin Ii is believed that Lorenzo gur.
rows will be appointed Postmaster General in
place Of Mr.. Hall.