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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

~ Fletcners HAIh TONIC, prepared "
john sohnson, has surpassed all other preparations
tor the hair. 1t acts like magic in eradicatine
j Dandrut and curing eruptions of the head, which
s so prevalent among children during the summer
season. But above all, it is wonderful in prevent
ing greyness. II your hair is turning grey, few
applications will prevent its progress, nor is there
any preparation for the hair that is equal to Fetch
ers1n dressing hair 1t imparts to the hair rich
and healthy appearance, one or two applications
week being sufficient to keep it in healthy state
No lady toilet should be without bottle. II can
be had as heretofore, by applying at h R Duval,s
Messrs Bennett Beers, Main street and to Measrs
Seabrook & Reeve Broad street. or at the Saloon
Under the American Hotel
N.B.-No charge for a trial. my2l
w sEAYKE s,C'E LEBRATEp.
LIVER PILL S-Prepars ed from the Mas.
obtained o., at ne R0ckbrtdSs (pa,) Aalm Springs
. These Pills are confidently recommended al
having all the virtues OF the water, and in
many cases they are preferable In deranse
nent OF the stomach and bowels, or want OF
ACTON In the liver their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially entitle them to public
consideration the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expei it from the syssem-unliAe
AN other Pills, they may be taken with impuuity
Irrespective OF weather,D as there is nothing IL
them calculated to injure any one. In cutapeous
diseases and Aeruptions' or the skin of whafeyes
sort theyare surerer edy. and particularly eHica
clous IN diseases sue as females are subject 10
dropsleAs Hatulency, &C., &c: These Pulls may lust
y be styled an universal remedy as thew arr de-
icidedly the best in for the cure of ali disease,
resulting from irregular Habits, After their use
has been inued for time, the whole system,
oeeornrs nvigorated, and the patient Is restored o
perfect health. They are carefully prepared and
put up in walls Of 100 at 81 each A liberal discount
will be made to Druggists
For sale by JOHN Il. SEAYRES, Columbian He
tel, Purcell, Laid g. Co., Main street s. NJ Zachris
son Co, Druggists, Broad street, o. A. Strecker
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond; James Cooke
q Co.. fredericksburg; Rushton, Clarke &. Co.
New York; Dyott d. Son, Philadelphia: s. T..
Stroecher a. Co.. Macon Ga; f. J. SAMPSON Pow.
hatan CT. House; N. T. Watkins, Halifax Court
House; q. Ii. Jones q Co., Petersburg w. h
Gilman. Washington, D. c.; Walter II. Middleton,
Farmyilie,, Va. H.fG. Archer, Dsnsille: Colsman
& Rogers, Druggisa. Market' street. Mortimer
M2wbray, Baltimore; and Druggists generally,
wholesale and retail. si7s'4 esFt fe31
Let every one who has not vet us ed he eel.
ebIated Arabian eminent goto The agent, and he
wfil furnish syou with d pamphlet gratis contain.
ing much valuable information win regard 10 the
sfeamaeri pf cattle SO and it3will slso Give YOU
cdnncates OF cures performed by H q. Farreiis
arabian Linimspt, which have never been equaled
lapa hish eaIes ysas ffaatod aftss the failure
OF tue mast scientfc physicians. $50 advertise
Neh' myl9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

70 Strangers should know, as citizens
do, tnat s1MOEs is taking geIy superior STYLE Of
Pictures called the ivory Style which is said to be
quite as durable and far more beautiful than the old
method. For ladies, this style is especially adap
ted, large and choice assortment of frames,
will be found both cheap and beautiful, Children
taken between nine and three. .....t;.w a4i
60 ~ g. .'.. - NJ. P. SIMONS,
nv l9 !. . -. Isl Main E Snuare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

1HHlTK sHELLAc.--A sappiy VI bseachea
w Gum Shsilac, tor white raraishes, spr sale ey
PURCELL. LADO e. co,
mye5 prugeists, % Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

.eaEEy7 RUthe VSfefs Of Rfcbmons
ipsiaace ofznany' r anno uuce my
didates for the Offce Of Comm onws5sfffG
tOrney for the Circuit Court of his cife
,,my-l5vSfde* MARsdkDDKE JC;uus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

11lgaY IL faey sSssfIfy can. Our adverllislInlk
is,yeEy rheavy, n nd Aheh'shey are received ~ q
late hour they Impose heavy burden On I1ei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

To the Voters of Distr;.,,.
At the instapcesof many. friends, am "a "a
declare myself candiaste lar. the asse .ao9 I
stable for the District in which 80 OF
RCD County. Should it be the pleasurs ~ !. |,
pie 70 elect 1ns, / wiaendssxor to mar, j, !
ciq2nlpqsass;e,. 4t-1s' $50 - sf-r'r 4 an
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A RONIATIC. WILD !, oHRRRF BIZ.

ssi1A- TERS.7-Those who vsufsEfson indigestion
Dyspepsia, Want OF Appetite, Acidiig OF The stoin
Zach, and those diseases arising from deFsngetnens
of the Stomach and Liver. should nos iaa 70 ass
these excellent Btters They give pjne TO me
Stomach, assist the action Of the Liver, aad invig'
ora,e the whole syatsn, Pries - oss per pspe'I
sufficient TO make quart Of tine bisters tss sas
by i..,-s.s.tgsi tne> isirk' PiCof,
- my 25 Corner opposite the Old Market
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, tfY In compliance with The can nnaa,a :.
IN aaesokfion nnanifhsusry adoptedssf W. W
of the Richmond Bar held on TIiesd,v I'm In
inst, we are authorized 10 announce Ran,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

psY We are authorized 10 witbd..
,of K r.. H0WISON, ESQ, az 4 canSss. ta'
Office of Commonwealth Atts.rsse
ICircus Court Of Richenond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

cs) LOST, Pointer Pnppy, some
- months old oliver coored and white, with
brass collar without name lie answers to the
name CT "Ponto"4 reward VIII be paid for him
if delivered at this Office or to u Hf
20, a,s IL 5-il az P. VOOLFOLK, in
my Sl--ltT C. ...'E 1870 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

On the mprning Of the oath mi Et:
90 months. The friends and acguaintances of the
family are requested to attend her funeral at st
James, Church, this noraing, at 10 O'Clock, with
out further invitation. r.---s- $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

HAMPTON,s8 VEGETARLE I'll NC.
IL TUREs--A clear healthy. rosy iktn, y se.y
desirable; and no medicine bss greater power 70
control the pale, bilious, and snhealthy appearance
Of the skin, to perfectly spand and natural eonai
ton. than Hampton's Tncturess For sale ~ she
agent = 8 49, o. A. sfkEchEh-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

RUfLpINkbl HAsknsvAREs--ssss ss sn ING
~ attention OF Carpenters and Others tooa, lals
and complete assortment of Building Hardware,
consisting of Cafpester's Paten, and anensan
Rim Locks, with Brass Mineral and Pearl W nl s
Knobs; Mortice, Closet and Stock Locke, hpop,
Rim, and Thumb Latches; Clarke best fsien'
Butt Hinges, narrow and broad Patent Bind hils
esin setts Parliament Hinges Patent Blind fssen'
ings iron and brass; Sash Springs, Sash Fassenngs
Window Pulleys, Sash Cord, Wood Screws "a,
tent Brads; also. a full assortment best Cur ana
Wrought Nails. which we otter for sale on tne
lowest terms w. Sc q. DOMAIN,
my % .tsss k}e.ss !. 10 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

Old Chesterfield C0unry.-Frlnds
and FsELoao- CStiseks -R0BT u. TiMBERLAkE
We. are authorized by the friends OF Robert y
Undertake, Esq TO announce him candidate for
the office OF Constable in the town of Manches
ter, and in that district '@2i = my 7--dtds'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

~ To; theF Voters of the Citf of
Richm0nd.rThet Legislature of Nrginlsi ~
Ing very recently. passed an Act, creating he
office OF Sheriff for the SAID city, hereby e.
spsctfu'ly announce myseitta. candidate for ths'
Office -. men Jesse F REESE
ap 24-dt27maY - = 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

NOTICE.-The, annual meeting OF
D>Ss - the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred,
. ericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
be held at The office Of the Company in the city of
Richm ond, on Monday, the 3st May, 1852, at 10
o'clock NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

A. Judson Crane is a candidate for me
Sfiee OF CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, 10 zoe
superior Court Of Richmond. ~. nay o. dtde'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

3 TT TO the Voters of Henrico Can,
Owing TO the fndispositop Of my health ocessi''
by my present. occupation, and thrcuahthe =,
earnest solicitations of my friends, 4 herebv
nounce myself a candidate for the office Of 4.
stable + for the ,s soSy Of Hsn5S bss
ing to the Office faithfully and impartially
ap 27-Atde 7ii'f CALEB II, CHiI'DptS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

NOTICE--kt meeting Of the, President
and.Direct6rs Of the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April, 1882, it was - ia, ~
* Resolced That a dividend of 81 per cent BE de-
elared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the fst May next at the office of recom
pany. in TIE City Of Richmond. q az. 80 :. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
The R ehwpnd Circuit TIE

.>T 10 che Voters Of RichmI =
esmpihucs weh1a'nofiihati5n 81 M ptDnd.-
Voters" in4the Republican land othsss lev ,,,seS'
March E5th, aDds d letter Of the same s r.
dressed to7mesby d large number 81 M nv 8,
citizens, b have declared myself and stJ ~ "iI
'didate tor the Office of Commonweal,I,ss
itorney in the Circuit couft Of this civ -
to be fiied'by you on'the 9th Of NAV s1 ls'
oby yaur choices with strive to Justify ya, 49,.
dence. -aiprs : 4 f5;Ttt aSt -tISrs 3 'n1t ~
:. an 2s.-dtde r3h .RhaJ Ei'S' - HtFuS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

rzftsN THO TffS Eleefions,.asa.
Court of Apreai., RE L. Monevre.
- Audgeof fife eCfrtnft Court. J5bn 4 a.
; ,Commouwealth' s. Attorney, HartnsdnJl, s s
m. eriH tesss r. iKseseey aI 80 %
Clerk OF the Circuit Coufs, EustasA D.
Comn'r OF the Revenns Edwin Bar '.o'i
my 25--lt 4tr7 ''Ja'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

land 6;s unfortunate son, with the first Duke
of.Rast.asham. with the hIo mate Qussp
:. w. ]. s:'s!;;
least, aray. e Queen El.ss!h anaLsH
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.. THFsSQAYERLY NOVELS.

printer. 6 grsrs-eiLIatTa ab
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EF commissioner of the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himself can
dldatel tor the office OF Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city Of Richnond, at the. ap,
preaching election. - - -. 81
ap 27-tde+ o. EpNIks BURTON, Sr.
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pERrECr fitting Coat, Vest, and Ps-s.ioons--
GEORGE r. FOX tailor and cloth importer 3 Broadway,
New York.
Complete
ngtop, %. q In two days from receipt Of rder.
July I-codu
CRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, for gAantcts and psers
marble slabs and bnckefsThe undersigned
hand French plate looking psn
and picture frames, which he b. Of the hest
workmanship and material and viii sell low they be
bospht the Waf8 NfQ4I
Old frames rsxded. II - III
FRANCIS LAND, tb
Directly opposite National Thss,re, Washington, .. G..
Iufw len d1mf
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paid hy the Magistrate advertising.
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ExrEss1yE RoARp1sG-In an article relating

EXPENSIVE BoARpIsG.-1n an article relating
to the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, the I" In
clcsidc" says:
ain the matter of prices, few pay less than
S25 per week and one foreign emissary, who
has taken rooms for the season, is paying at the
rate of $40 per days besides very liberal ey.
ira expenditure for the very choicest of antique
wines. One gentleman pays $50 per week.
The bills Of others amount to 5000, $3.50, and
5000 per week. The bridal chamber is con-
stantly occupied at the rate Of $50 per day.
alt is also stated, that "more people are
turned away than are tcccivcd"-and that
"rooms are taken by letter and by telegraph,
for weeks In adrahte"
"The proprietors .should have procured sup
ply Of the wines sold last week in this city, at
sl55 per bottle They could no doubt retail
them out to their customers for dollar drop;
as those who would pay the rates named for
board, would not hesitate to indulge in wine at
that price Of such people it may be truly
said; "a fool and his money are soon parted"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-01

Love, like the measels, is rather juvenile
complaint. Who, for instance, ever knew
widower to die from mixing broken heart,
with sixpence worth of arsenic2 We
pause for reply.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-01

4 PRUDENT MASTER advised his drunken
servant to put by his money for a rainy day.
In few weeks the master inquired how
much of his wages he had saved.
Faith, none at ALL" said he, al did as
you bid me; it rained yesterday, and it all
went"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-01

GIN writing for the press" as a young !.
lady said, when she wrote a letter to her 3
young printer lover accepting Ills offer of 6
marriage.
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Fer Tax Collector.

CHARLES CARTER,
PHILIP BOYD.
THOMAS g. REESE,
TliEOPIIILCS DEAN,
NJ. B. WIllTrLE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-01
Extra Fine Chewing.

..TUST received few Boxes of EXTRA FINE
q CHEWING TOBACCO, the celebrated Cal
houn Brand" manufactured expressly for the Sub
scribcr. G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Aug lS If 81
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7NNIIE Undersigned have this day associated
d themselves together in the PRACTICE OF
LAW, foEigcfcd District ANY business en-
trusted to them shall be promptly attended TO.
Mr.. ATKINSON will keep an Office at Edgelield G.
H., whcre'he can be found at al! times.
NJ NJ. GRAY,
W. H. ATKINSON.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1852. If 43
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Ca MnID AT ES.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
FELIX F.. BODiE.
WM. QCATrLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY.
JAMES EDISON.
Il. :. KEY,
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N Office.
I;EsH A Es n f. u

VXTILL be found at all times in his Office, at
w ELgciicd Court House, near the pLAsTEn's s
HOTEL.
lie will attend promptly and strictly to business
in his profession.
Nov.l II 5l
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For Clerk
N office

PICKENS 3. WEyER.
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3,l5250O
The Profits are are................... 300, ,405
Deduct Interest on Fire Loan Bonds. :. 29,6SC
Leaves. es.........,......S2 S279,725
IL, L. Liant q M. u....E IL, MI III

which is about per cent. on it's capital.
The Charter of this Bank expires in 1856.
The short time it has to run renders it proper
that you should consider the question of rc-char-
Ter at this Session think there arc many
reasons why it should be re-chartered. This
Institution has proved itself to be hi ghly useful
and safe as fiscal agent of the State, and has
aided materially in sustaining our people during
the severe monetary crisis through which We
have passed. As all human institutions are i'm
perfect, no doubt but some instances OF misman.
agement have occurred in the CONDUCT of its af-
ars believe that the only mismanagemcnt that
has been complained Of is an over indulgence
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For Ordinary.

VIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
II. II. WRIGHT.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DCIISOE,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
The 7ablic Works.

We are informed by letter dated Madison, Ju-
uly 2d. that Gov. FAuwsLL has recently made a
selection within the limits Of the Fox and Wis
consin River Grant. embracing about Is, 900 acres
a list of which he VIII forward Immediately to
the President for approval; in event of which the
Board Of Public Works viii advertise some g.
90 OF said lands for sale and apply the proceeds
in such way as 10 be Of 'de best advantage tc
the Improvements
The Steam Dredse is Al work successfully, in
clearing distractions along the upper Fox river.
II is hoped that the Board will be able to com
mgnce improving the Wisconsin river in August
-Cr-at County HraH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Interests Of the West-the Presidency

The Mineral Point Democrat labors through
an entire column TO answer our remarks under
the above heading few weeks since. Had we room,
we would be satisfied TO copy the entire article
aud leave the reader TO make his own comments
We do not expect 10 be able to vie with the expo
rienced pen of the Democrat in political contro-
seTsy; but we desire the people TO examine this
question impartialy and decide for themselves
which Of the two candidates for the Presidency en-
teTtaius views upon the improvement of western
Rivers and Harbors most in accordance with their
own The Democrat cBdeavors to show that the
opposition of Cen Pierce 10 western interests, Is
bat in keeping with the spirit of the Democratic
party. This we do not deny. But ~as the voting
TO appropriate S20o0o9 OF the public money for
the construction OF Military works on the Pc
Robscot and St Croix, IN the State of Maine, ma
ny of which were as unnecessary they would
now be upon Rock Branch; and at the same time
voting against appropriating $4,000 for the
defence OF Military posts already occupied on the
Wes-~-n Frontier, an act of justice to the west p
This Mr. Pierce did, as the record shows, on the
2Sth of February 1889. This is a subject that
our Democratic friends will fail to secre,e under
the obsolete cry of Wing extravaganza.
The writer in the Democrat does not display
superabundance OF knowledge, when he tries TO
show that the present Wing President does not
make such IN appropria tson and asks if Gen Scott
could possibly do il. We would ask the writer
of the article in question if he does not know that
II Is men, in congress, who entertain feelings
towards the west, similar to those which actuated
Mr. Pierce's vote in 1899, who prevent such ap-
preparations as needed cor the safety of west
ern commerce! No man expects the President
TO do this; bu. we want a man there who, should
congress make an appropriation fer the improve
ment Of our Western harbors and rivers. is willing
10 give it his sanction, Is Gen Scott would do,
while Mr.. Pierce stands pledged by all his former
acts to veto it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

WELL Observation-Disclosures TTre-
ceived his first commission from President
JEFFERSON. He was repeatedly promo
ted and finally offered a seat In the Cabi-
net by President MADISON. He was hon
ored and trusted by President ADAMS. He
was commissioned by President JACKSON
to arrest the threatened civil War in South
Carolina. He was deputed by President
VAN buren, to preserve the peace and
protect the rights and honor of the Repub-
lie, during the Patriot troubles and the
North Eastern Boundary excitement.
And he was selected by President Polk
to lead the American forces in triumph to
Mexico. In Peace, or War, he has been
equally and signally distinguished. Six
Presidents have borne testimony to his
public worth and gallant services. The
PEOPLE will add their stamp Of approba-
ton next November-lT5L Daily Scntj-
21eZ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Important TO Settlers on the MenemOHCe
Purchase
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


June %, 1852
TIE Commissioner ofthe General Land
O6fce-Sir; [ beg leave to inquire wheth-
err instructions have been issued to the
Green Bay land officers to carry into eff
feet the act extending the right of pre-emp-
ton to the settlers on the "Menomonee
Purchase" in Wisconsin
The settlers wish me to inquire wheth-
lst. Applications for presumption must
be filed within thirty days after the LIST
June, 1852.
ID Whether the benefits of this act
will extend to settlers upon unsurveyed
land in the purchase" or land that has
been surveyed into townships and not sub
divided
Sd viii settlers be permitted to occupy
their claims until the land in the "Pur-
chase" is surveyed and sub-diyided, and
then be allowed thirty days to prove their
prescriptions.
May | request copy of the law and in
structions, for the use of the settlers on
the tract.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DUANE DOTY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

forty-one: Prorided, That where there
shall be more than one settler on any
quarter-section, fractional quarter-section,
or fraction of a section less than one hun
dred and sixty acres, the rights of such set
tiers, as to the land settled on, shall be the
same as those prescribed by the eighth
section of the act entitled: San act to au
thorise the investigation of certain alleged
frauds under the presumption laws, and for
other purposes" approved third March,
eighteen hundred and forty three, for set
tiers therein provided for Ind ororiied
further, That the presumption rights pro-
vided for in this act shall attach only to
such lands as shall become subject to sale
at the minimum price of one dollar and
twenty-five cents an acre.
Approved, May p, 1852.