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lfltbcr 9Th. 1871. JANIS Il. SnIrH Is aon
ing thc areeI snd beet assorted stock Of sen-g
Goods ever brought to this place. consist IA j
every variety. IL woild call he niteh 4
fhe Ladies particularly lii4 extensive e1-. net,
~ Periumerics. SDaps Gard Cnses. hnNn iaipsi
Purses, linc W OH mud Fancy Buxrs, fne .asgptr
Ter work and lnk-.iands, Paper--Weighfs -ssr
pattern. prpier Portfolios beside "
ty ~ othrfarrics ton n,itu,rous 10 merff'
The gentlemen viii 6nd al enhesA v,IlrfNoi
Goods adapisd % their every want. am n. it i.iya
viii be fobn1 very superior assortmsp ~ faesrt
Cutlery, Pocket Books. Poft Monte. gfg
fine. Fob Chains. Pistol. Of supor9 psie se3
some Of entire s'ylss. Tee-c ~ seisl !. 3
lorge. besides the largrz, and s frs \
FINE CIGARS ever offered herr s CHI
drcn he has Toys of every va NV
very fine and useful ss well a. ,.iss
great number never before seen hes As .se.h
ffRuITS isyey full and fine. Gao : agsss
variety, among Wbicl, - ao'ae super e anF
Ills s'nct u LIQUORS is unsiirrass aoas
which i some old Jean Loia Brandy rs
tage Of ,sil also sorrc Old auyrry fahi fn-
vintage II 1884. Having made arr aen4 *
Ricbnt1nd 70 be applied d1iiy Miih z III iH,
which the market Affords, his EAllNf
MENT yin ~ without fiiuti
NJ DTIS'E--ro MI wiioi X s @
IN arfJNcERS--Tbt cfe.iilnrt f
via Dele .by 40 repne-trsD ~ ptr>efn ilis ~
,.y,i,., H. estate. property eYnienets ~ AZ
Jas.day the a6tH day of April l9 tEnr.
m.n,. berinr ire business ioHgs q tta3 te4
NJ, g BE- fptnd III the Washington Hot ti thRf
Of i4nefbrts AiIrIiosc rdehfcd Il le'ss sl@s
h- decsI. axe requested 10 make ia s.sFisarr isy
u.ni 10 his adsi'rs. ~ the eou.iiiioa ht STAT,
preelndes indulgence s-rse---.s
Wa Al GABs86la ag.efs
MAJ -i20lni II D. 0sss ssss',,a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25

The above Letting has been postponed ID
Goth April.
mar 25-t99A n /. II. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
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A-A Lytcitbuyg. Ia.--1lr subscriber hos VIZ dsl
! talor charge 81 the we'll known and popoasr 1rv.
cri, the "CEBELL UOfISE." rcccnd, eeg5,,
BY Nj John Rcyccy, wlrrc b. nm n ~ 'fmc ~
found rcndy TO accommodate those 'eho n'ay Ia %
him will, csll
The Housc p now hnscrgoinr thorough rpntt.
and he promises thnf M pains rim sPere aa
part to rendcr M guests comfortable u i!"e.
will he provided with the best the eonnn 5fly
and having the best of Stables, be frolH stf'@
ever attention shall be- given % that VI lu.at
Iirtalcs this method of Stating n TIN lat .A
iis avn personal attention, aided by MI. Hr. Xxx
Walker, shall ~ nli times BE- psid NJ evf+tavntf
merit u The establishment. aff
March 3-t-H CHARLES THU HIl'G
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25

Anew GOODS! NEW GOODS
lN JcffN q. MEM takes pleasure il anuounc-
Ing BIZ friends and The public generally, that be
is now III receipt of and daily receiving d com
riet, assortment of NEW STRING GOODS. oil
every description. The Ladies are particularly
Wear, as the styles are beautiful snd cheap.
March Is--2if
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" nor i - IA2s-Ths most successfui rrsneor
tion, Bronch;s;. sne curo Of incipieut Consuup
Throsf nvs,Ss n.u.s As,ihma, Coughs, Putrid snfe
LIVER kingi Evil, PilA. Tst,.. ,ae ndneys and
arising from impure blood snd ~. L ~ olseases
the system. - e0H enied state Of
Mrs. Eorris-Dear Madam !. Ps,..s.y e, l652 s.
you for the benefit of others simIIariv !. ~ @
was taken last November, with sewers r,s. .nas
general weakness that completely prosfrs,sa -la
For several months was so far reduced fbss 81
could not attend to my business. Ibecame 40 we.t
that was not able to sit up for more than h.is
hour ct time, when I would be compelled 10 lie
down to gain strength tried dozen different
81 ticles, recommended to me as cusee, but received
no relief from any Of them. Ny cough and weak.
ness increased and, in fact was 90 far gone that
seriously thought l should die, when / heard OF
your valuable medicine, the Cedar Tar. tried it.
and had taken it but few days before found
great relief. My appetite became 30 good that
could eat every thing that was put before me.
would commend it to all afflicted like myself, az
certain cure, tor consider myself now perfectly
wen Tours rs'HssiaS'iy' JOHN T. MARTIN,
No. I23 Franklin street.
Home Testimony.
We are permitted to refer to the following per.
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity out of q
large number, ho, from motives of defcacv pre
fer that their names should not be made public,)
who have received great benefit from the use of the
Aot " HA ". OIuiup, Deutlst, M68eke, J1mGo
K. Moore, Johu B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
~ Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar.
ticie is for sale by
P.HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
je 10 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
MECHANICS UNION AssOCIA.
1A TION.-Of1ce in Exchange building, next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond, Va.-ACCU..
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
50,OO0.-M B DEAN, President. Finance Com.
mittee: WIN. Patton, G. C. Wood, b. B. Judkins,
A. Wilbur, Actuary.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty.
five and one half per cent for the year ending April
1st, 1852 No liability to assessment.
This Is an Association OF Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each ether in
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits.
you will become life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
life, If you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
cident from attending to your ordinary business OF
occupation. win oraw Ia case of sickness
common to both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE.
Table of Rates.
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NAvAL.-Orders have been received to fit
out with dispatch, the Race Independence,
the sloop- of-war Marion and the schooner Dol
phn. all of which vessels are now lying at the
Navy Yard at New York.
1t is supposed that the Independence is in
tended for the flag ship oftho Home Squadron;
the Marion for the exploration of the River Am
azon, and the Dolphin for the Coast of Africa.
IN. Y. J0urnalof Commerce.
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ANOTHER NORTH CAROLINA DIAMosD.-
We saw, a day or two ago, a diamond of the
FIRST water, weighing four grains, found by Mr..
J. w. Atwood, OF Mcdowell county, whilst
working gold mine, about five and half
miles west OF Charlotte, on what is called the
Todd Branch. Charlotte Why.
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f Nothing could exceed the delight with
which the growing corn in this vicinity re-
ceived the late showers of rain. 1t appears
10 us that the season has bee favorable, thus
far, to the growth of crops of every descrip-
ton. Psople are always complaining, how
ever, either of heat or cold. Can't help pity
inc them
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o'EkrRAYED hImsELF.-During the preva-
ience OF the epidemic in Virginia, in IS49, the
negroes on the different plantations became
|1Ieaol1ily alarmed, and thought they would
certainly die with il. Among others, in one
|pi Tue upper counties, was a negro boy, who,
ne''ng heard his father say that the cholera
would soon be along their way, lett his work
(Sne day, and betook himself to the woods
mere ne was tound by his overseer, soon after,
,s's asleep. Being taken TO task BY him fol
ea'ihg his work, he excused himself on thu
ground inai, not being prepared in mind to
~ ~ ne had gone TO the woods 10 "meditaie.''
nut saId lbe oyerseer. "how was il that sou
"cn' asleep I" "Nell don't know. zaclly,"
sspo"ded the negro, ''bui speck must have
p'e'pfayed myself
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The celebrated comedian, John Reeve, was
once accosted by an elderly female, with bot.
tie Of gin in her hand. Pray, sir, beg your
pardon, is this the way to the work house ~
John gave her look of clerical dignity, and
pointing TO the bottle said: "No, madam. but
that isi''
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~ Three persons were arrested in Cincin-
money. considerable quantity of counter
felt dies, and some excellent moulds were
found in their possession.
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I IPPINCOTT,S CABINET HIsTO.
II RlES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
7 s Arthur and VIM < Carpenter. Histories OF
62X cents.
In this series of histories the author, while pre-.
senting concise but accurate narrative of the do
mesiic policy of each State, will give greater pro-
minence to the personal history Of the people The
dangers which continually hovered around the
early coonists the stirring romance ofs life passed
ieariessiy amid peril the incidents of border war.
fare; the adventures OF hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfulness, the subtle surprise, the ruthless at
an important influence upon the formation Of the
American character, TO be faithfully recorded,
while the progressive Developments Of the citizens
OF each Individual State from tho rough forest lite
OF the earlier day TO the polished conditon OF the
as instructing as it IL interesting Books sent BY
mail when desired.
my 20 HAROLD 4 MURRAY
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w The Wings of Buffalo are making ar
rangements for grand gathering at Niagara.
Falls, on the 9th of this month, the anniver-
sary of the battle of Lundy's Lane.
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STRONG ATTACHmENT.-We heard lately re-
peated the grounds off strong attachment
A young and beautiful, but poor widow, was
about TO marry rich old widower. Her friends
wished to know what she was about to marry
him for. She feelingly replied: "Pure love,
love the ground tmeaning the farm probably
on which he walks, and the very house in
which he liyes'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

y Daniel A. Quackenboss, a clerk IN the
Merchants Bank, Wall street, New York, has
been arrested and committed to prison. for forg-
ing drift
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DELTlNG HOSE STEAM PACKING,
ID As agents for the manufacturers we keep on
hand, constantly, attractive and varied stock OF
the above article, made of India Rubber The at
tentiou of MILL OWNERS, STEAMBOAT AND STEAM
ENGINE Proprietors and MAcHINIs7s is particular
ly invited TO these goods Their superiority is now
SO universally acknowledged that it is almost need
less to enlsrge upon that score. Evidence of this
is found in the fact that they are used in all the
by large proportion of the steamboat proprietors
not cnly in this country but throughout Canada
and the other British Provinces in North America
in preference to any other descriptions. For sale
in every variety and any quantity, by
WILLIAMS Il BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl sts., Richmond, Va
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sE The Lynchburg virginian is to be is
sued daily, early in August.
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So there's another rupture of Mount Voci-
ferrous, said Mrs. Partington, asshe put up her
specs, the paper tells us about the burning
lather running down the mountain, BUT il don't
tell how it got fire."
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MEAT FlKk IN CHERAW, 8. G.
VI MONTREAL AND OTHER PLACES.-W

have just received certificates from highly respecta
BILE merchants in the above cities, who were burnt
out lew days since, and but for having one OF
Herring's Salsmsnder Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would nave lost all their books and papers One
of them says, have one of Herrings Safes in my
store cost $780, would not take $1,000 and be
without il.
Call and supply yourselves with one which we
are now receiving, ut the New York factory prices
and none of your spurious kind made tor sale
but we warrant TO staad the hottest fire and to save
its contents from all harm.
FRY u McCANDLISH, Agents,
ie 40 Cary street Z.
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DANGER OF kNEELING TO LADIEs.-One OF
he drollest occurrences in the annals OF GAL
lauiry is related of Gibbon, the historian, who
was short in stature, and very fat. One day
oeing alone with tho beautiful Madame de
|Crouzas, he dropped on his knee before her,
aud made declaration of love in the most
passionate terms. The astonished lady reject
|ed hls suit, and requested him TO rise. The
A3ashed historian remained on his knees
Ghlse, MIR. Giobon, beseech you, rise." Mr..
'inbon still kept his posture. "Mr. Gibbon
wi you have The goodness to get up ?'"Alas
madam" faliered the unlucky lover, 81 cam
not" He was too fat to regain his feet with
'ut assistance. Madame de Crouzas rang the
2eii' and said to her servant, "Lift up Mr..
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A LEXANDER TARDY.-TAE FOLSOM
IA Err, OR PIRATE CHIEF OF ST. DOMIN.
GO-This 10 one of the best books of the kind ever
published, being a startling history OF the black
deeds of one of the greatest pirates that lived
true account of the betrayal Of the gang at Nor.
folk, and his awful death is also given. Tne history
of Felix, Pope and Courro, the three pirates who
were executed in this city many years ago. is init
matey connected with that of Tardy, and full &C.
count of their lives and deaths Is given in this book
Those who have not yet Decome acquainted with
the entire history of these ring pirates. will do
well to read this book. Price IS cents, and mt
tree of postage to any distances.
BUCkINGHAMS "REMINISCENCES containing
anecdotes, personal memoirs and biographies Of
literary men connected with pewspaper literature
from 1890 to 1900, vols with fine steel portraits
of Isaiah Thomas and benjamin RUSSELL price 10
TINE AND TIDE, or strive and Win, by A 8
Roe, author OF "To Love and be Loved"-prce soc
.GLEASONS PICTORIAL, vol 2, bound in mus.
lin, gilt edges and back-price3 90
A largelot Of NOVELS jus. received and will be
sold cheap by T. II. GRESHAM
jyl4 Herald and Sun office, Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-15

THUNDER SToRM.-A severe thunder storm
occurred at CharIestown, Va, on Sunday
The Episcopal Church was struck by light
ming and slightly injured.
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REVOLUTIONARY REL,cs.-The Ohio Elyri-
an Courier says the indentical gun used bv
Ethan Allen, during his services in the revolu
tonary war, is now in possession of N. H. Un.
derhill, of that village. Also the gun used bv
Gen. Wayne, and with which he made hmse if
so notorious in picking Indians from the tops
OF trees, is now in gun shop in that village to
be repaired
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y OBERT r. BROADDUs oifers bis seryi.
- ees to the cifizens of Richmond s16 sne pune
pledges himself 70 attend stricfy to ~ business en.
trusted to his care His once y IN ne rear o. ~
Jsmes r. Sutton's oflcs, IN Law Building, Nen
mund, Va my 4-om
IENTS5 DREgs DOOTSs-Anosher sup.
VI oily lust received Of these ausfui and sape-
rior French Cali Dress Bo ~, y 10 - Aaia
sign OF the Big Boot, by
je 10 WiLLiAA WALon-
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The valuable tract of land belonging to
the estate of the late Judge Douglass, near
Charlestown, Virginia, was sold last week for
the sum of S5S SIS per acre. Purchased by
MIR. F. w. Drew.
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II III ID "A Il .
MO RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare IS
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
rreter being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
be and economical line will leave Richmond bv
tie morning train, ON Mondays and Wednesdays,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line la half asst
A NJ, or with the early train of those days to Phil.
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Bati.
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, M and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
rives in Richmond at 4. p NJ, of the same days
Fare in either direction, $5 (state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, extra exceptin the case
of ladies and families who will have the privilege
of state rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers, Qncluding meals and lodging ON board)
"a so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French.
town line. So so. For second class do, 81 so. Ma
king the Dhole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first class passengers by this agreeable line,
81 50 only.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets, apply
at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
OFFICE R., F. g. P. R. r. COMPANY,
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EVILs OF INFANT BAPTIsM.- 4al

OWLS OF INFANT BAPTISM 430
IL copies OF the secoad edition of this work just
received and for sale.
The first edition of this book having met with
ready sale, it has been revised by the author (R
B. C.. Howell, d d. and stersotyped. From the
great enquiry for this Book since the first editisn
was sold, We anticipate spes dy SALE To those
from the retail price OF so cents will be made.
Just received further supply of Religious
Works, American Tract Soci-tys Publications,
&c. Also, additional supply of Books for
schools anc colleges stationery of all kinds. Eap
tist Book Store No. 2U3, Main street. square above
the Banks CHAS. WORKMAN,
lie 90 Deposifary
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- John S. Thrasher was complimenied
by pablic dinner, in New Orleans, on Mon
day.
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Mrs. Mowalt is playing, with great success,
at Louis, lille, KY, showing that she is entirely
recovered from her late injuries.
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A man lately started on truck from the
foot OF Plane No. /, on the Portage tPa.)
Railroad, to 60 to Johnstown. followed closely
by section boat. He seated himself on keg
ofpowder, and let his truck run at a pretty
good gait. A mile or two below the plane, a
wagon loaded with wood. in Fastening across
the track, dropped cord wood piece, which
threw the truck off, and the man and powder
on the track side-the powder bursting open
by the fall. The section boat passed over him,
literally crushing him to death; at the same
time, in striking, the truck, by some means or
other, ignited the powder, and the man was
completely blown up!
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jy13 G. M. WEST e. BRO

glNHE CLASSICAL MANUAL, an Epi
Il tome of Ancient Geography, Greek and Ro-
man Mythology, Antiquities and Chronology
chiefly intended for the use of Schools--compiled
by James s S Baird, Trinity College, Dublin.
Clifton, or Modern Fashion, olitics and Morals;
Novel, by Arthur Townley
Also-Another supply Of those justly popular No.
ves Marcus Wari:nd, and Eone, by Caroline
Lee Hentz ; and Pencil Sketches by Miss Leslie
For sale by A. MORRIS,
jy l3 81 Main street
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sELLiNG OFF AT COST.--i shall sell of
y my whole st, ,ck OF Dry Goods af cost, and ell
in want of Goods viii find it to their advantage 70
examine my assortment which consists In part Of
rich Brocade and plain changesble Silk, splendld
embroidered Craye Shawls, very cheap; 10 and
la4 Linen sheeting, Damaak Table Cloths, Nap
hns, Towels, Diapers, pure Irish Linens, asr.
seilies Quilts, Dimity, PRINCES, Ginehams l24
Hamilt IN sheeting. 81 Pincvssse = Iosca' ; o.aca .
and colored SusIins Swiss and CambFic AusiiDs,
Parasols-with large assortment OF Staple end
rsr.v Go.ds' JACOB A.LEpY,
50 Main street.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
DOCKS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.
ID NASH WOODHOUSE, Esgle Square, have

udyE
received
Dollars and Gents, fourth edition. two vols-1 so
Queechy, by the author of the "Wide, Wide
World" 18th edition. two volumes
Hoods up the Rhine, with wood cuts, two parts
-55 cents; fine edition, IS cents
History of the Electric Telegraph 6vo-S1
The Polypi of the Larynx, &c, by Dr. H Green,
6vo-$l
The Memorial to J. Fenimore Cooper, eyo 81
Journey to Iceland, BY Ida Phiefer, l2mo-25c;
Horse Shoe Robinson, by Kennedy, revised
edition-el SO
Swallow Barn, by P Kennedy, plates. revised
81 IS
The Napoleon Ballads, by Bon Gaulter-a5c
ton 40c
Kinds Popular Treatise on the Solar System
25c; fine edition 4Cc
Wide, Wide World, 18th edition, lvo-l so
Claret and Olives, by A D Reach-25c; fine edi-
ton 40c
Home Narratives. edite by Dckens-25c
Layard's Nineveh and its Remains, unabridged
Heads Faggot of French Sticks, fifth edition-sl
" alks ana Talks of an American Farmer in Eng.
land-25c; fine edition 40c
Hoods Own, with comic wood cuts-25c; fine
edition 40c jy8
HISTORY OF DEMOCRACY.J. ".
IL RANDOLPH has for sale,
Life in Paris, or the Adventures of Emily Clyn.
don-25c
June No Democrat Review, with portrait Iof
Frank Pierce-25c
Romance of Life in New York, or the secret or.
der of seven Plates
Schmitz and Zumpts Elementary Latin Gram.
mar and Exercises-5Dc
History of Democracy in the United States, with
Portrait of Washington-25c
Scenes in the Life OF Gen Scott-6c
Life OF Gen Scott Illustrated-6c
July number Applston's Mechanics and Engi.
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A Step from the New World to the Old and back
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by Tappan, 2 vols-Sl rs
April No Medico Chirurgcal Review
Historical Sketches of the Electric Telegraph.
including its rise and progress in the S, by A
Jones-Sl
Vasari's Lives of the Painters, vol Bohns Libra.
ry, London-S4
Ron e in the 18th century, by C A Eaton, "a
plates, Bohns Library, London-Sl %
Bridgewater Treatises, vol l, Kirby on the Pow
er, Wisdom and Goodness of God, as manifested in
the Creation OF Animals; plates-Bohn's Library,
London-$1 25
Ovid, Literally Translated, Heroides, Amours,
Art OF Love, &c, Bohn's Library, London-l 25
jy 13
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u BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main street, return
their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed ON
Them and take this occasion to inform their friends
and the public that they still endeavor keep con.
stantly hand only the purest and best med
cines to be had, which they furnish at no higher
rates than ia charged for articles OF more inferior
quality. Among their stock will be found, Her.
rings Blue Mass Howard's London Calomel; all of
Mander's, Bigge-'s Aliens, and Haskelps selacsed
Powders Extracts and Chemical preparations,
which cannot be surpassed for purity and effects
Extra Turkey Rhuoarb, powdered; Hyd Potass,
and every article usually found in well regulated
Drug House Our personal attention is given to
compounding and dispensing prescriptions in the
neatest and best manner and at reasonable charges
City and country ply sicisns supplied on low
erms iy TO-