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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

LNRESI Garden secds.-The sabscri-
Il Der has Just received his Spring Supply Of
Lanarcih's celebrated Garden Seeds The stock
comprises every variety of Vegetable Seeds usually
wanted. For sale by
JOHN H. SEAT. Druggist
Catalogues with Almanac and instructions for
plan-ing and cultivation to be had gratis.
Feb 26--fs
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aen REwARD.-Ran away from til,

~ 4 II z. " n "a u. MN HWHF ITUTII IIiV
~ Il W subscriber, living in Bedford county, on
the lth inst, a Negro Man by the name of Aaron.
lie is about 30 years ofagc five feet 10 / inch
e. high; he had on wh.n he left n suit Of mixed
cloth--hr walks rather badly something being the
matter with his ANGLES.
rb2}-rf THDS. ROSSER.
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Eg0rgE 6, GALLAGHER. Corner

IL wa Il q sN r & "A "a 2 4. E5- corner 6t
II Bro7d and Rifge Roai, Phi'o3cllLio, Mann
facurcs nf Iron Baiings rar cncing enclosures for
Geometry lots. Balconies. Nerandnhs. and all kinds
of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
~ JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses.
will ,hcw the designs to any who HAY call "a him,
andi.~rriye thcir orders. SEPT is-ly
StysAsfa'S Celebrated Panacea,
- tor he cpre # iaopi n Coaspnp i'm, Scrof,la,
G0c,0i De'i@g IIhjc Sre'img, Rimmofisa,
Discases u he Ljror anil SIm, mn Ill dieo.cs a,j-
i7g jf0a' Impurities cfhe Blocd, anil lie cJce's #
SWAIM'S PANACEA has been FOR more than
tliuytwo years celebrate! in his country and il
Europe far its extraordinary crrcs-iur the ccttii-
cafes 1T y Aicl reference is made to the directions
and books (Which may be hnd graft. accompany
ing the pauacca. Some If which give the particu-
ars of ease. To ri4hifJl for general publication.
whore die patients Ind been almost cufcn up Nit
Sorofa.a. and were deemed incurablc by Ply -
clans
il has hcnn used III hospitals ana private oypr
tee ani hn- haH The Singular fortune VI tr W., W.
commended by the most clrblatcd ihy-ir ans ona
other eminent persons. Among others Iy
". Gibson. NJ D.. Prof Of Surg, FL. Z ,-,ivor.ify
VaIcttiue Mutt NJ D.. Praf af sure n n J
w. r. Devices. NJ. D.. Praf. uf Mil. RI. M
\. Chapman. NJ. d., Prot. cfri.ysir Pa. j,
~ M vr D. = -, ~ NJ ''1'',,' ''a-
Hill El,..'] - Ia r.lr1rs -iAe' havnna
j Cb;"n,.',, MIMI R1t,ic,T rrEfil' Lisbon
n II -, l,,. NI;'is,s,, '"'-eo'is' london
~: TT -. ~. SION
Gilbert Robertson. Blush tsr.tI. N.. ~
S,y,tn,,. r,rncr. Hal. c. 'u''s 'AD'''a ~
invaluable remedy II - Pa, -, 49,.
tain mercury in any IN. Bud briua an ianorerf
preparation, II may 10 ri,s,, .,..,,..,i.
fant
The retail price tas bccn reduced u 81 10 W.
'h'ee nan pi"is) or thtoe bottles
lAt-' ,EEc OF IMPOSITION.
Swair's fnaccuis IL round botiln. Hpt.,i l..
eIfudinnlly wiiL tie following letters blown on tic
glas =
SN Observation-Disclosures
and ha' irg tie uaftc il JAMES SwAIu.t,1,,-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a HATS AND CAPs!!sn

~ The subscriber has received at the sign -
Of the Biue Hat the Spring fashions Of Gentle
mems fine Dress Hats for 1852, embracing all Of the
aie., and approved styles, and is now prePar-
ed to furnish hi. friends and customers and the pub
lie generally, with an article Of fine No. Mole
skin. black aud white Beaver Hats He has also
receiveda large stock of the latest style, KOS
.SUT'H HA rs, both for men and boys, and large
assortment of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps Of
every style and quality. large stock of soft black
and white. Brush and Mexican Hats. which he will
sell low for cash
He will use his best endeavours to please all who
may favor him with a call All kinds Of Hats made
to order with neatness and dispatch. Call at the
sign Of the Blue Hat for Bargains.
Feb 26-ts WM SITTER.
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e. FOR IsENT.-THEBR BRICK HOUSE
Ii ia which now reside. situated on 50 IraAhf'n
Ill.," consisting of seven rooms and all other APP
purtenances for large family. besides good gar
den, aud most excellent wei of water. To n good
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
Orf i3-fs WILLIAM e Law Ely.
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|fJI N m TTITV'.
rEyAEdE. nNE'ECE.-Thut NJ tic IAN NY
W u Aay, 1872 n thc li. uf Daniel Mar, II
gAnpteli eaer, ou-u. Vail .liail talc the drpo--
ons o Morsian Ciny niei u ~, 10 be read
iichce 80 suit 3rpebdiig ~ the circuit court f
rH.sirtin county, w. N vbrh on raiDri0.
ru Nv nal nroiG,r NV GtscnhlHfs; aid Should
alii ,.pe-iioas 1ol PC coinprfnd on rat dry. Ih'y
st.l %. rlrururd faiu do, 10 ding r coupl,tcd.
Fe. gE-u4v 1HGAfS T.. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE TO OUI; FRIENDS.

purpose of doing exclusively Commission bu~i-
ness. under the style of CREW DSON & CRANK,
commencing 18th October. 1851. We offer our
services to the people Of Lynchburg and the sur
rounding country. plcdging ourselves TO do all IN
our power to promote the interest Of our patrons
JAS. S CREWDSON,
NJ Il. CRANK.
n. B.-The subscriber feels under many ob-a-
tons for the liberal encouragement received At the
hands osthe people of Lynchburg well the sur
rounding country, and pledges himself that every
Thing that he can do. shall be done to promote the
interests Of all thar feel disposed to encourage tho
Concern of Crcwdson (, Crfnk. We will be saiis
fed with small favors, hoping getlarge ones whcr
it is thought we deserve them.
JAS. S. CREWDSON.
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give or stock IN examination We viii sell upon
as good terms any house in the State. All we
al, Is thatyau favor with call.
ort9-te CoLllouN & HOLT
ESa0SEE,- subscriber has removed
a, To his new h'oA Front Birding. pcti deer 10
has oid S'cH3, where he will be pleased to seq his
former putrons md MI others in want Of cheap
Goods. Ia short time he viii open a new ana
splendid stock Of Spring Goods.
Feb 23-ts JOHN r DAVIS.
(tEEEAP SHOES! VERY .-IlAy
~ ing determined. once more, to gct uui nf thr
shoe business, | now ofrr 10 sch my Stock 81
Shoes and Boots for cash. at any price | can get
Cost or no Cost.
All persons wanting bargains viii pcu-c call.
Nov lets T.. LOCKWOOD.
RLANEAETS, IEATs AND CAPS.
19 N'arc now receiving auJ have lur sale
1000 Negro Blankets
100 puir Nicl,ilnw ~ suitable or tents, &r
100 10 fine duil do
80 lnzr' good Wopl and California Hat,
10 cloth Caps.
Those having hand. 70 clothc, win please cnjl
Fer sale how.
o-ts-t. MccoRKLE. SIMrSoNSJoEES.
Guns, PISTOLS, aC.-WE HAVE
y iust received a ca-cnl Double aud Siu.lc ,.u
III Gums ~ nitr own ipHaro inp. -unir vpr, iinr
You All -'SHNd We snnund Lruyrt. Eyyu.yrr..
A!tru's Single Soil Cotkine Pistols.
S.toi h.pt,, rnudrr CASKS. waiting. percussion
con-, Nr Ar. Cu. tld rs tniuruur .,urt.
~ 15-t+ GREGORY y tuNAifD
ftssAgAPs.-ON uANn dac .rac, II
= Cfors aDd Aerl-Ids,whirhvl..l r>,l .uw.
81. Is n. LOCKWOOD.
f1EsGAg ATTRACTION .!-Aru
~ mas 'aHif aokJ P,g GaoA aaf Ruf W
" d - Oh. ~. i'iai.,ii.t. R.a,.-I, If,f.g.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11
COMMISSIONERS Sale orEama
ITO CARPENTERS AND Bull

Il -~.' = 49, zAAshS As 9hh-"
u DERS--l am now offering some Patent Hand
Boring Machines. of great simplicity Of construc
ton and of uudouhted uiilitv Also n varied as
sortment of Hardware for house building which
pledge myself 10 sell nj n small advance on man
ufacturcrs prices, and awer than they are sold in
this m9rket.
Feb SITS A. WINSTON
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COUNTRYWIDE BEANS,

~ Plaid, striped and white Lypse-
Feathers, wool and wool rolls,
Yarn socks.
Bceswax; savoy and frkin Butter-just to hand OF
consignment.
Nov 3-ts ECHOLS e. PRYOR.
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rE,O TIE MANUFACTURERS OF
n TObIccO.-The undersigned, Commits
sion and ForpardiRg Me,tlaR's Dealers IN Grocc-
rics, Preaace. and AGENTS FOR THE SALE
or MANUFAC TIrRED TOBfCCO, respect.
fully solicit consignmens, and by strict attention
10 the interests ofthose who patronise us we hope
to give entire satisfaction
The usual advances made consignmcnts.
LANGLEY & MANSER,
Cincinnati Ohio,
Noes Front ST.. between Main and Walnut.
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4 FOE fiEEy.-The Str
YsOG.E HsiLn.NG Esara.esarc,
NYAFsslsAEE .EOUsE,. Esrrcaa.

ALEXANDER y. MONTGOMERY.
Dee S--ts Agent for the corifnl,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11
JOHN y ALEXANDER. c.
March i--1 iw 1Dar,.d,l. q un,ls ~, y 1


W 49, ~ T'TI0T TVII w NV tTNtN : OF
ne " thr cpurt % tn corporation of Lynrh--
burg, on Monday, the 23d dny OF February. 1852.
John j. PhauP and Ann +. hi. wife, Ph'G..
against
William n rhnur. William rrtwcn AMI Arrnn.
IA A. hi. vii ,Richrtd NJ Murtn. anI niznhc,b M.
w''c. William B.Jorian. Mary Jordan and -
l"rian. The last two iulaais na,ler ,wcn,y.on,,
year rarc, children = sail WiR,m u. Jrr1nr,
ant Mlrv lnrhr. sinrc dec,n.rd, formerly Mn
PAaup, Mickey u rluur. Niluw Of Wm. pf,nn
decd, Ailrn l., Nyiiic ndri'r ofWm. Phaur 5,ofi.
llr2rhiah J"nc@. trustee, &C., TLcodiirN C;mnu~
wnN hhd JoNh H1hHdnt'. Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-11

II t'i- cause H. hii the plniuiT. alleges TINT
'ho por''nal e.ttc Of Wm. rbrup dc, q i. INSULT
III n XXI M" payment ul hi- drAt.; that sulc cC
rHrt ut hit rAi estate vil wv ucrc-.nty for thcir
iHluctf aud t'at viut wit r,mniu wili h. incaru-
VI" Of division IN hind spguc III di-lriluicc.; md
''ch- Substitution AID SHE uf tie wholc Of suid
'''I 'o'ni'' VI nncc nf AK -H,c. lclareig to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
The Maine Law i'm Rhode Island.


NEWPORT, R. L, Friday May I, 1852
II. GREELEY--The MAINE LAW has lust
passed the House by a vote of Forty
.Seren 10 Iirenty Three-over two to one.
1t is sure to pass the Serate. Yours,
E. VIC.
II Thus you see the Maine Law is Knocked
in the head all 'round"-hasn't leg to stand
upon. Our friends in Maine only claimed thirteen
majority in the Rhode Island House. and they
have trenty four on the vote, or about double
their estimate. They claimed four in the Senate.
and We now expect eight by the same rule. So
you see 'the Maine Law humbug' has lost no
ground this Spring save in rm-ruled Connecticut.
1t viii not always be worsted there.
by the way: SYLVESTER G. ARNOLD (Whigj
has been chosen Lieut.. Governor Of Rhode Island
BY the Legislature Of Rhode Island, having Fifty
sesem votes to Forty for our late fellow citizen,
VIM. Beach Lawrence, late incumbent. Beach
must rather deplore the prevalence Of Ma1emes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

WON'T BE PLEASED, mo How.'-They
have rumor ahoat down South that Gen. Scott
is about to write and publish letter syowius
acquiescence in the Compromises whereupn
The Richmond Enquirer thus delivers itself;
II Is said that with Scrards consent Gsn ~
agreed 10 write compromise letter. which will sppc~
on the eve Of the Wing Convention. This mzy oe ~
but VIII the Southern Whies, who have talked %
vigorously on the subject be hnmblgged Into ne
support OF candidate who is thrust upon them, over
the heads Of Fillmore and Webster. by the Seward mS
jorifyi We suspect that the General may be IN ne
predicament Of the unfortunate Louis Phillppe-de
demonstration may be too late" The South wiu ~
something more to induce them 10 Sallow the nons
nee OF w. II. Seward. They will demand thd NJ
Wing Convention shall place itself ixedly upon ne
Compromise platform"
OF course, this story about Stewards con
sent, Seward majority, &C. is all CANNON; bit
does It not clearly fore shadow tn. reception which
Is certain to be accorded to any letter that Cen
scott might write Does it not show ,at th,se
who are bowng for declarations from his pen are
predetermined not to be satisfied with any thns
he may sayl Is it not plain that nobody wants
manifesto from Gen. Scott but those WAC ape 70
damage him by III
we should like just once 10 see candiis'' Z
run tor President who, with regard 10 all seetoa.
al and Slavery issue@, would onl, say ifeiscte'
President, | shall feel bound by my oath to excl
cute and enforce the laws a. find them ianh''5
than that, have no professions TO make. i"A's
me as am, or let me alone II is high time W.
had some attention paid at Washington to o'as'
subjects than Slavery, and Presidents chosen 70 -
something over and above negro-catchios. Assf
we believe the Country would prefer canda''s
for President who stood on this ground. We ma"
never yet known a candidate for President az
featsd because he wrote too isw letters and ~
don't believe any will be aAis year. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
~ HAsr1NGs's Compound Syrup of

Nsphtha not only positive but warranted cure for Con-
sumption and all other Diseases Of the Lungs This nedi
cine has decided the dispute about the durability OF Con-
sumption and satisfied the Medical Faculty and all VINO
have used it, that Consumption and all Affections OF the
Lungs cannot only be cured but that they easily and SIM
ply cured almost any of the disorders TO which the human
frame is liable The operation Of single bottle which
costs sufficient satisfy any patientif not altogether
too far gone the dseeseO this fact and even single dose
gives evidence of its extraordinary influence IN arrestns and
Graduating the maady by the immediate relief which 1t al
ords This qusck secret nedy DR. HASTINGS Its
6iscoyere of the most eminent physicians OF the age
and full disclosure OF its history and all It's compo
nent parts the world not wishing to incur the responS
y Of combining himself for the sake Of profit secret
which was calculated do such universal good And such
have been the wonderful results Of its operations that the
London Lancet Medical Times and the most eminent phy
of both Hemspheres anxously calling upon sur
have immediate recourse TO IL and procanhng
that of all known medicines it alone has positively estab
lisbsd its efficacy by uDdenabe proofs OF curing Consump
ton and other diseases of the lungs The great celebrity OF
HAsTNGss Compound Syrup of Naphths obyiaes the ne
cessty publishing certificates of In fact so far as
be asceained it has cured fast curing almost ell
who have use it. and probably person who has taken
bottle but would be willing to give warm certificate IN us
favor al others have already done without solicitation o.
V. CLIcKEsER Co. No 81 Barcsys, the agents for
New York and vicinity to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
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For California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sasdviek
Islands. 1t will contain summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk on Monday morning. Price,
six cents.
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For Europe.

The U. S. Mail steamship Franklin,
Capt. Walton, will leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon, for Southampton and Havre. The Semi
Weekly Tribune containing all the latest news
can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap
pers ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION, AND
THE CoMPRoNIsE-PUBIIc MEErTNG-The Citizens OF
New FORK, favorable to the Nomination Of
MILLARD FILLMORE
as the Wing Candidate for the Presidency invited to
meet at the CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms No $50 Broadway
between Spring and Prince MONDAY EVENING, May
TO- II o'clock for the purpose of expressing their prefer
eLces.
Hon. MEREDITH p GENTRY of Tenn Hon. HUMPHREY
MARSHALL of Ky, Hon. GEO. Z. BADGER of N. c. Hon.
JAMES A. PEARcE of Md, Hon. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS
of Tenn. Governor PRATT of Md, Hon. JAMES Brooks,
DANIEL LORD Esq., and other distinguished Speakers will
address the meeting
By order OF the Fillmore Central Committee.
SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
ASrHosY LANE Vice Chairmen
NJ Nun HG 3 ssoI Morr' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

CoNGREss.-In the SENATE yesterday
Mr. Cas- made speech on the Deficiency bill in
favor of the Collins Line of Steamers.
The HousE got report from the Committee on
Public Printing, which they laid over until
Wednesday and took up private bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
Hair DYE.-Why is BAcHELoR's Lii

qu 50 celebrated all the world Because the pubic
have been using with such unqualified for the
fourteen years sne invariably proves itself be all it
promises The public too wide awake 10 allow them
selves be experimental they like the old and vel test
ed article, and know BY experience ho0 hickens and
improves Their hair The genuine applied sold whole
sale ard retail ct BATcAELORS celebrated " FACTORY No
Wssi where also be found the best ASSORTMENT of
Wigs and Toupees m the city. Beware CT limitations.
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q The Tribune Is served in this City, Brooklyn VIII
amsburgh and Jersey City for III cents per week, payable
to the carriers Names sent through the PostOce or Penny
Post viii be promptly placed upon the Carrier books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
DRrss Goops AND PARasoLs PROM Auc-

T,oNLyoSs JONES viii Offer this day snd Monday, IN
ABORTION their very choice stock Of spnns and Summer
Dry Goods the 70 lowing from Auction ParasosS "" ana
2 French Pole de flnde per yd French Bsreges aud
Tissues per yd Frer Oh Lawns per I'd. tfat coiorsli
plain waiered Black Silk Manlas for 2n esch' PLAN
and embroidered Grape Shawl; Hat Ribbons Lace GOODS
&c, SC. UNION House, No. IN hudson-st, oppo'i'0
Dominica.
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II Never set a LYON on a rat.

III never sci LYON on rat,
Or call down thunder to destroy gua.;
Nor give to mice the horeOPsihis PHI,
That never cures sud cannot ki.
such humbug IN the we i've,
STANDS Condemned by men OF sense.
but would you act hike UPRIGHT men
Aro ciiye such ve.fnln frotn illglr DEN
Ieke (oSTAR's Paste-if kills 50 nice
The rats, the reaches ard ,he NICE
10 DIVES the ycruin from yonr house.
CvT2AGEcCS--A certain person who sells Powder and
Pills tor yelnn and insects tes yoU cautious tie tells
ycu 70 rsG toe ceuoafss he placs before YOU and besve
all they aAvt his article lie further css Others fmean-
irs CosiTl hesztless mposor. Now citizens awake and
Be not deceived longer by who has taken your hard
canned money for thing thai worthless CosrAR Of No
I'll Broadway believes not IN certificates but ers the
pie the first houses 10 the city This said Powder and PHI
Dealer sves few and tells you TO the cer-
eatesIesd aud be convinced. be ssys-who Doubt
Well what they say: Coleman Ststson, Aston
House. IL 10 wosthle Daniel ID. Howard ESQ., Irving
House. says worthless; Preston H. Hodges Esq- Carl
ton House. humhas and had his place cleared Of
rata cockreshss and BY cosrARs Exteminsfor; and
Thousands Of othsn the same way Go 10 Warrington and
Centre harkess and axk which Il the hunbue.
HEsRY r. CosrAR, No ~ Broadway.
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} CONFECTIONERY

Fancy BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
No l0g7 Broadv sy-Ma NJ T.. DusESBURy, with dus ac-
kpowe eents for the very liberal patronage upon
her heretofore, would beg leave TO remind mar
friends and patrons has she will continue 1t FER present 10
cation where they wild he sbe 10 obtain a. al times s1pe
ror article Of Family Bread and Cake in every variety
made from the bsst material the market affords Noih ~
will be wanting her part to maintain the rsputs1on OF her
articles Of already avorably knpwn or IN
making this establishment well worthy the attention of all
reading the upper Wards Also, constantly on hand
Choice Confectionery In connection with her
Establishment will be opened the LIST OF June an lee
Saloon where all who partial this deli ghtfd refresh
ment invited to cell and taste for themselves Her motto
In Excellorl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 8.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune of Monday ought to
be sent in before O'Clock ON Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
LIQUID HAIR DYE.-Why is DR.. FELIX

uotRApDs instantaneous HAIR Dye 30 universally known,
and used and recommended by the intelligent and dscrm
mating portion Of the community IN preference 10 other
Dyes Because the fame OF DR. FELIX GouRAup, sChem
zeal Philosopher established throughout the Continents OF
Amencs and Europe Moreover the published certificates
OF such DIR X Norihs Dr. Hastings and others
proof strong holy that Dye possibly
pete with DR. GovRAUDs Found only at DR.. GovRAuD's
old established Laboratory, 81 Wakerst, Broad
way where may be hsd his celebrated Italian Medcsted
Soap for curing Pimpes Freckes Saltrheum Eryspels
Erup,ons sc Poudre Subtitle, for uprooting hair from low
torehesd part Of the body Lily White Liquid Rouge,
and Hair-gos restorative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
CAu111,s SHOE. SroRE.-There is as

NfH1EL WIZ
ru,b cosr and uprehued while Others neat tine ele-
gan, and gepemany The elegant shoeStoe IN tins
cfx IL tat of M CaHI No ST. Broadway aud the zen
,synen,. Dr, Boots which offers tor sale cannot be
eouaed in elegance Of finish and nea'nes OF style al any
other establishment In Ladies' Shoes CAHIIL greatly ex
ard commands the trade of the beauty and fashion Of
the civ His prices quite low the cheapest OF the
srnslI dealers in other parts of the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08
.pp1rvr-We do not refer to a re-

prieye from capital punishment There is slow torture
from hch spite equally desirable We refer TO Dys
pepsia-a word in which all the horrors OF are
summed up To the sufferers by his painful and ha ans
disease we can hold out not only bright hopes but the GER
tainy Of immediate relief and permanent cure There IS
tonic cordial and Alternative principle In HooFLANDs yer
man Bittes which Inevitably and changes the NOR
bid action of the mach and the secreve organs removes
The disease and restores health Prepared by DE-
la kson Philadelphia For sale in this city by ~
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