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HUTCHEsON's CELEBRATED REM.

HCTCHESON'S CELEBRATED REM.
a. EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted NJ safe, and mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsus AMI and all other dlseases Of the
fectu'n. One box will convince the patient Of its
mild and curative properties
Price OF. one dollar o. Soc per box.
- Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam.
Botetour. County, Va.
=, For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Laid d Co,
Dove d Co and Adie IL GRAY. SO 2Q-dIv
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Opposite the Banks. sign of the Amer

GTlCE.-The subscriber would respectfully
II inform ME old customers and the pubic geuer-
ally, that be has employed in his cutting depart
ment the services Iof Mr. L CROWELL and
HANLOE, so well and favorabl7 known to the
Richmond public.
Ol6 E3 SPFNrF
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TARPETINd AT the old stand of Hugh FliIelgn
u deceased, just received and for sale, fEc as
sortmelt ot Carpeting, at reduced prices for cash,
ty
no 30-ts JAS. A. SMELL, Executor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-17

I OsT.-Ou yesterday, in tue neighbo rhood OF
IL cary Street, pair Of Gold Spectscies. re
ward Of two dollars will be paid if delivered at 1856
Cary Street. Ge2
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II tsTi GH.-i he boots Uf Transfer OF the stock
" 1.-THE Commonwealth, regifterad II this Office
will be closed On the 2GSh instaQt, aud cniaue
closed until ct January next
SECOND AUDITORS GFFIcE l0,h Dec 1852
dell-d.z0 d J. BROWN, JR, 2ad Auditor.
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: sAKPGETkRS WAFsTinD.-ne wish 70
- employ Immediately four or fy5 coed Car.
pentcrs. such es will suit, may find empIuy.
l3eat for large portion If the ensuing year.
dell LEWIS y. CRENSEAN & co.
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80 FOR NEFY HOKiA-Tu snil
-. sss on Friday Morning, the I9IL
Sasxxli .5sIlszts4 instant. at 10 O;ciscK.--fao
kZssz4@-1<4 * ------5 steamship CITY Or RICHMOND
will be ready TO receive freight This Aitetulon, Il
o'clock, and sail as above Fer freight Of I. "
hundred packages tobacco, Or lo: pa-sega apply 81
board, or 10
de f4-il 4. 5. LEE.
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ICoRIC CE.-Ihe subscriber has in store and
Ii for e on accommodating terms. the follow
Ing superior brands of Licorice:-25 cases G
Suck, 30 cases Beck s. Co, Mass
JOHN A BOBIESOE
no IL Corner Cary and 2Ofh streets
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III OTICE.-All persons indebted to WIN. Il
- SMELL, JOHN A SMELL 81 co. or BARNES
& SMELL, are requested TO make immediate pay
nlent to me. JAMES A. SMELL,
Sc 27-ts Administrator of VIM II. Smell
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CAUTION TO THE FUKLTC.-The un
~ dersianed inventor of Ball or P anospherical
Machine for Crushing and Pulverizing Qu1r,z Rock,
patented in this country and Europe, not.fas ali
persons against infringing upon it,
This etice is given that persons pirating o. build.
ing my inventions will be dealt with to III e full ex.
tent OF the law. w COCHRAN,
no G9-JtlstJA Cliff street New York
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: = E.1L -AttENCf a CARD.-Ine
u ta-- Il {, fer tue 'sst eight years employed
il. e. y- mess Of Messrs To.er s Cook having
& .'r...a i 10 10 similar business himself ten.
ID -- -argces to his friends and the public, from
..l a.. ,ae first day Of January ensuing, as agent
i.i =. ,.ng cut Of Houses, the hiring out of Ne.
E. - an tle collection Of Claims &C. &c He
Vs. .--J the Office on l4th street between Main
Sol frsIaiu, now occupied By Mr. VIM. w. Eus-
Tar. All ,eGses himsekJo adhere to promptitude
al n c.ualgP III all things relating to his business.
IL Terms viii be moderate and satisfactory.
O. - ia EDWARD d. EACHO.
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pREsIl CIRCULATE, S-c.-HGker's No
L J Chocolate and prepared Cocoa. For sale By
dc Il II BURTON.
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EUsV received 10y A. NORRIS, 30 Aalu stsie
~ Vol 5:h Ban oit's History the United slgles
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fTD TOBACCO FACTURERs.-
= The subscriber solicits the attention of T0bac-
Manufacturers to bis superior Presses and Mills
Of every description. PRAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary, below Pearl street.
an 2l-6m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21

FIRE At WATrEvIILE.-On Thursday
morning. 9TH inst. the very large wooden fac
tory. at Wat"rvi!lc Vt. owned hv Mr. John
IIcrrcn. was entirely DESTROYED i,v fire. with
all it. contents, consisting of very excellent
machinery. cloths. wool. &r. The loss we
have hot heard estimated. but it must be quite
heavy. Insured tor : 600 in a Boston com
panv. At the time of the fire Mr. lirrrcn was
confined to his house hv Illness. which has
been protractcd several weeks, and it is CON
>,I-rcl doubtful whether he ever rccoycr>
from it-.NGr.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER.

The steamer inanicl Webster. from san
.Im1a. arrived 4. New York. "n FRIDAY bring
;nr San Francisco dates Of Jan. l., l2o pas
~,n.s,rS. and >.0.u'a in gold ca fright.
The Indian troubles at >.,n iir.n haze al
been settled and the volunteers or,:crc'! to
l., di>l.an.i,,i ~ the Indian excitement
SUBSIDIES The lniitiral rises. and i Yer! prey
aicni.
The California LEGISLATURE have finally set
tied upon Sacrament" a. their seat Of ''oN-
rrnn,rnt. IN injunction l., judge fc'inian
WAS laid ur,,n the STA, officers, whn were Il
bout to remove the public archives from san
f.. IL. Legislature arrived at Sacramento
IA. ,.,5, 81 ,h, 18th o January, and were
wei. oug,i aitn shouts " -. n""i'."- III"
matter hal .',yh quite an ii'..' -" i" rr'.'i''
m i'm, citl t.nv. i:.lrrs Ina' -5.:-1' ;'!!rr~>
contains uu,!img oi Special Importance. lie
,,,., III homestead cNrn,l lon-;,iid la making
the. minrS a Tree IL AIR. He ."lan"rl~ the
r,ilir.r of convention ior rc>i>in" the con
Sti.ution OF the State,
The absorbing political question seems ID
l.o the election ola /. :. Senator The can
,iiatr> talked of among the Democrats ar"
Colonel Weller. t;ny Snith. ID. E. l;1udcrrk
Col. Henley JUDGE R1l>ton and Gen. An,
dcrson. The Wings, a. vet, have named h'
one.
The weather in California has been dc
lieh,trl. There has been plenty of ram. ana
hnt two nrht> when the thermometer fell II
the irrczin. point. Peas are IN bloom, as "ci
~ Wild anl Garden flowers.
The trial of CAPT. Waterman and his MAJ
* still progressing "m other indictments. h
crew O. the Challenge wc.c to lie pat On tri
al for mutinv about the M Idle OF January
John g. Adams of Philadelphia. WAS >ho
Jan. 18th. At Sacramento. ly thc mother al
aiin h.. had >,r!urcd He fingered a short tim
, ,lurin" which h. Was married 10 the "Irl. aii
. then died.
Upwards OF a million ami = quarter in 90.
LETT >an Fr4,li.i>.-". la the Steamer talit";nl
on ,l.,. 10th. The mining news has n"tha
>;artlim.. In il; The S"uihrrm mines w"r
DOM y II. ilmariz mining MAS pr""rc>>:ll
moderately. 1T Domnir,ilr. There Wa '"l
siderable. rN,itrmrut in consequence of ne
! discoveries nt quartz mines. >iN new ven
having been .onEd in the short space al ic
,lav>.
l:xCayyruog Eur,.,.;t has lren lig',,in,
,r"
Ihr California m1rkc;. ar. wi'hout SI'"ri;
chan4,. IN rricr>. y fur I'r~in,~~ Wa don
q Ia ,l.v -, I. AMI l:l,s-hamiizc wa> >l:p!di
in ,.p}.~-,,. Quantities :" th~ Interior,
IT,. pauiei Webster lrriur- tie rcr> "f
terrible. fire 1t Sln Juan which occurred {
,l -, -. ,'.-r,,i,s.r til. h., -llri t,f n
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FROM " ASiiINGTGS.
W i-Il!\u.inN. Feb. ! :

t~H!\ti"N. Fob l.
The Secretary "t the Interior ld> issued a
circular. directing all persons who appeal
from a i..r>iom at the Pension Oirc. (" AL
dr,-~ the application t" hi> oiii.c, stating r''
;,r,ri-r grounds on which tie alG,cai j. t.
cd
ko><urh> Letter to Hon. ". Il, Kin" WIS
presented To the senate this morning II vs.
dated / Iii. ami states. that agreeable :" the
Suggestion OF the Secretary. h" transmits IL
Ilrtw" Houses "t Congress a copy OF hi fare
we'll letter +" the President. In hi letter lee
expresses through the President his ~raji-
iu'!,' i" ihc Government and people ot the | :
nitcd States for the distinguished hun"r> at
trnIin- his reception. He SAYS that the Pres
llrnt rightly interpreted his sentiments. when
he declared that the Initrl States rou!d not
remain indifferent when the strong arm OF
torci IN power was invoked TO >titir public
sentiment. This nia.nan;mou> declaration.
he SAYS. followed hv such generous manii;.>-
iation>, will he received in history as protc>ta-
tion> in behalf of the principles OF the Law
III \ation>.a"ain>t their niractlon hy violence.
He SAYS i'll his letter, millions "t my people
will revive with hope and confidence. when
they come to know what tlvors were hc>tow-
ed upon their cxilcd chct hv the great Re
public OF the West. IN acknowledgements OF
lIun"arv'> ca,t>c.'
He cmrhaticaIlv di~avows any desire that
the United States should icopar,li>r their
own welfare for the sake OF the oppressed ra-
tons of Europe: vet in view of their present
Gloomy condition, he hopes the nitcd States
will he induced To pronounce in favor OF the
law of nations and the undi>turbcd safety of
commercial intercourse
The letter concludes with illusions To the
nrxPrc>>ihle JOY with which humanity would
hail such pronunciation. from such an or
gn.
DEATH OF Mg> ApAM>.-We are PANIED
to announce the death OF Mrs Lucy i. Ad-
ans, wife OF j. q. Adams. Esq. the editor OF
til" Manchester American, Which took place
on "Wednesday OF last week. Mrs A. Vas the
daughter of t. {. Foster. ESP. of this city.
amt was AGED 20 wears and : months.
Ii i rare that one i taken away 50 well
calculated to ornament >"cictv and To- he the
Id"l of her friends. Talented 10 4 rare de-
cree, ne was cmincntlv imaginative. quick
and ilvcly III her perception OF the beautiful
and the true. and noted ior the power and
a:;nc-> with wlirh 81" cuul,! "i,r uttcr,prr
:" h"r Thoughts. 10 her im,in,1tr> .xhil,-
Ifrd the soul ri tr;e poetry through the Et;.
OF The brilliant woman. She hal thu, early
acquired among her associates the reputation
OF writer OF no ordinary power and beauty.
But alas. the BLIGHT camc-tbc ,in,rcr !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21


NV lu3:t. FL -,
Thu. >,ramcr Fl Dorado arrived Al hrr
,ln-k ..lou, { nrlo,l, this evening" with Cab
;,,:.ia dl',.> To- Jan II
v'.,. II Dorado l,in.r> y ,.3. f'',n ,a
.',,.,,. IL ,,.,>.,.....-> l,,. .r:,.rl J.: -.
: ,rr .i,r.,. ri - dan = hours.
pa>>cn.,-r> at Panama srr,. lea, ;,,. r7,rGdl,
I'm >s..ln. Vessels. am. were I'd a. ~, TAI
,,f,-..>.
C.iiinH>iA. iG~;,I.,~ iu Siu II7ingi~.r
continued moderated, a-':r,-.
A.cp,.ri.> tr,.,,l ~. >,'3ri-rn mines >tgrr
H., .r r,- III, w,,il-r he Ind ..rl ',ni,, or-
MI. r.'..,.- ui-,n l,:>'u,.>> H. >r;rr 3,ia-,'>
MAJ, at tn. riches .,ll,> Ea,,. lcrni,' DRY.
ruI miners ar,. c"r,i,'',,! ,'l..r :" r,'ur'i Ia
tn. creeks or rivers. whcr. her. J. wafer. r-'
wait mill They arc supplied ~ bitches lead
IN" from La" streams
l!i'. dam i.'aHnnr SAYS that resolution
"''~ a'!"l,''i ~ 'h'' >"ia''- IN go i"'" IA" g
lection "t n'''h STATES senator "h the
3"i" 81 ! n'llrH- N"'i'' "i d" r'>"'''''"" "'>
A." men. a>hln- '"h"r'>> 10 dilr"if''''"
means Tor III" h."N ri"'n H.. "' '''E>, h''.'"F>
ara rivers N"'lr" :" i'H "a> AZ" "lN'n
r.,,'''''" 10 ','''' rec ''''"r,' persons
"' | '.'f ''''''' III i .''-'"! ''I''i'- IN!'E'>
''E =, '>..''''i' ~ W. 1.,'. ,u'!' "n'! III
~, ~ '''''' ''''''' ''''''> '''-''''"
Il ~ ~ IL, '''> d ''i''''',''" II "
"a, >'','''' ANA '' ,'''>'.''' '"" >,"'
III '''' >,'''T IL sac >'''''''' .''r.>'''''''-
Ii SAYS ''"' me "'h'"r> - 80 'i>'> are
;,''- nv" ""' ,',, >''''''' o.. '",'''" i'.' l"
''>' ''''' .''-'" l''''.."''> - ii''>''-
-, - '''''' gu
IN. people % '''' Nv" '"I'''. are III i'@'i
''' III '''''>'' '''' " NV '>'. an nav
'- t,h', "'' - quarters 'rl''''- ID, >'''''>
''F ''''''' WIN "'i''', I''' 'i'''! >,"''''> are
"'.' i'''''''N''', '' NV >,'''.'> anu
aus "'' ~. an y :,
~. '''' ">' VI i''' N''', .''i'' u, VIA"
I''"!"- '''''' 81, '"',''' '''' c''P "'ii''.7'
NV nav a, n " '.,'
''' = : ' I'm i' Ii III III '''' ''' f','
IN :" Inv 'H','il' l""-
any ''''',' '''' ~ '''' "'i',. '' zap
.'''' :'''' ''''''' az M, = INV '''''>
MI M anu " NM r..
\ ''''' '', q, ~
ma ''''"',', ~ a. ''i''''',
'''> i, VIM i ivy " '''' WV ''''''''''' anu
est. Quartz mining still attracts the a,,cu-
lion Of the. mininr ,,o,uIatinn. al,houyb ,r.at
difficulty i ,xncrirnrr,I IN nl,.aiuinu rr,,,cr
machinery for ,x,rartinr the ,rnld Only np,.
COMPANY has thus far declared a Dividend
the Gold Hi Quartz Minin~ Co of Grass
Valley. which has been in operation some four
months. and has declared a dividend of -
per cent.
PNNAMA-Th. Panama Herald Of the aSth
of January saws that the place i crowded with
passengers hnund To California. The steam
or OREGON had lett with 400. and the SALINE
vessels Chri>tiana. Margaret. Amphvtritc.aad
Thicna, were fall and would sail in a ,lav or
Two. These four vessels carry About GOO pas
>r'-crS. leaving balance OF 500 to loco on
the l>fhmr>. Other sailing vessels would be
taken M were it not for the scarcity al pro
visions. Several steamers We're expected at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21

t.: The Rev. j. VI. >trarn>- who has OF
iiriatcd as pastor oi the Congressional church
at Lunenbur"h for a few wears past. WAS dis
n,>Sr, ON the 81! inst. hv a Council conven-
cd for the purpose. The Council con""rnd
Mr. :. a> IAN able and faithful minister of the
Gospel"
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?,., 49,; ,.. or i..-.;cr oJ ;r;,, 81; - !, a,,.u
~ c.,,,rl,jp, T., I'LL. hc.~.. i;,,. ann.., ,,.
ailrNcl. ~,o....il. ~ the >,n, .',,ilc hun ir.i
,,.!,a.,. vii. $50 -...t a.l .-;r 1T ......,..-.
~ ..,,., -. -, a,;..,l.,i. ,o ,.-.- ,.u,. -
,.,,,..'. and Il, I.,r -, .r.,-. .;.. a,l t.n.l-
- r'.': mas r. .r.r,-."- mt him ii."a =
i,'..l .,:-""-.'.'H 70: -"-h - 90 .,'r,lai:,:-
~ ...' -. IL ;.i.,.,.': ,;.a, r. !l,..-ri =
.':,'i y %. - cl,. ,.~.. .....a i..,il With
.,p@. :ui 81 .,rr' -:.rr.i.+. 1vnl.i.,. ta
80. ,.,... 80. IT, .t~ J.. ..,..-. . ~. ....;
t.!;I ~, I,, .,r., e., ;r,, -:....t,.l iI.,r,,,,
l,. W.. .,,t. ,i...;.. = ,..n,,.., q; .u.h az
i,., ,jn.r a,n Fl l!,r ,,.,.,; ~ at'rlis act.
\ud IN IT, .ui1tur, ra : &c, -hli: H.. t.I,n
i. o., .,ii-,:. u!,,. ~, ac:. cy.;n; ly tir
''.>,i,. or ir,i.. i. ,,r. ,l4;u fine tri:.l vas
i.u.; and Tic ,..tc.rt,uf .!,.!. tx held to adj
:t""' IL" .i"rt G.,> III every ca>- "i appeal,
a. in Il. i, ion @; ir't; AID ia TIE event % a
GHn' c".,:c'rn h"!;rc :, jury the d,.fi.ul,,n.
Shall ,~y ard suffer ,io.A:r de a:.r.-,ni Of
tu,>. ,ru,,ilic> aui im;,ri-oni,,eut awarded a.
"an-i in hv Tie ir.-irr or iui.c ron whose,
julrmcni tn" arpra, wa made. The ;or;,.it-
urc for all bonds and rcrn.n;zauccs ni,cu in
pursuance Of this art. shall 20 70 fine town or
city where the offence was committed. for the
Use "t the poor. and If the rrrnrp;z,n.,.s and
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THE INVIt:ORATI CORDIAL.
The Boston Traveller has the following

The Boston Traveller has the following
I'VE have before us wrapper. which We
are assured was taken from a square mcdi-
cine shaped quart bottle of ''Schc,lam &
Schnapp," best which somehow found its way
into Maine. The label reads thus "Wotc' ;
Aromatic Schiclam Schnapp>, a >urcrlativc
tonic,diurctir. and dyspcp;ir and invigorarin.
nal properties ofthc beverage, with directions
for taking it, and the address of the propric-
tor. in fac smile. "WaIolpho Wolfe. -
Beaver street. New York.
We have seen bottles cnvclopcd in wrap
pcrs Ike the one Described above. Wolfe.
WHO sends them ont is one of the largest H.
quor dealers in New York CITY. The hottie,
contain nothing but Gin, and it is sad. first
rate Gin" They have been forwarded to
several towns in our ncighhorhood. purport-
ing to be medicine. but in some instances they
have been returned. and no honest dealer Will
sell them as medicine.
PErFEEY,-Thc lo~otoro papers in our SIS
ter State of New HAMPSHIRE, are exceeding
iy warmed up for a cold season. and 50 early
too,in tie campaign. \ distant reader would
infer that there were breakers ahead: but it
would he idle to dream OF the defeat OF loco
to.oi>ln in the old Granite state, under pres
cnt circumstances. Her people seem to de-
l'"ht in remaining III political darkness
senator Hale is at home now. and last week
addressed the citizens OF Na.hna. and tl..
Patriot announces that he i expected to re
nr"H II Inc ,,;a;c Ill! alter ,.cciiou- ,l,,. al,
., NJ h.
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THE G. ALE ID q = A n.

r Tie CRYSTAL Palace va, the ~;.':I'''
Of ,b,. lecture delivered before the institute
Oh Tuesday evening, hv TIE Hon, Horace
,:ree.rv.ot'Ncw York. III" south f.'"r'!l--
>,lectc;! bccau>c it is he larcr>: crowd
cd with listeners. The lecturer dlI not
confinr himself to a mere description ct the
Palace al,i is cou,vt.t-, Int. ia imitation OF
some clrr-ya.rn in .crm"nizinc. indai2'd IN
..rrilr. lions !y WAY OF improvements a.
!cn.;i,tul as T.. subject itself; @!anring at
most OF The European States. the spirit n""
I~r,a,iinr thcln, and predicting tia; S'crner
times would >oon open IN the future.
The next lecture supposed Ar "r"e-
lcy'> would c!o-,. .l;r course, but lind .'r were
mist ,l,rn-wiil be riycm 10y Dr.. "ra>ic'. ri
Hanover on Tuesday evening "i ne%; "e'"
Inis lecture VII; be flee.
AxnrHtH Com >>Ar-Manv had pre-
,iic,cd that the cold season had passed that
rl., almost unprecedented succession "l cod
DAYS extrrienccd during the months Of De
ccar-r Az! .Jlnuary, wo,.d max" NJ III" com
plrnacm iur Tie winter: hut in this they were
mistaken. Last Thursday morning; was ''cn'
of cln"-lllc mercury at >'m!!>c siood al l.
lc@recS below zero.
Erpr1'. BrIrGr-.l bridge has Lccl
complctcd across the ComHrctcut.at the place
occupied in other DAYS hv ..Bc,lc.> Brid@r,
connecting IIavrrlill Conner with the south
rrn part of N"whury. \ depot has hccn Is
,allislrd at this Bridge lay the ElilroadCom
pany. which will be az accommodation TO tlr
people of IIaverhll. and to whoever wl>hr
to visit that Place It will al" be hrnrii
to lIavrrh;li, in a business point of jew, a
it makes the place much more ACCESSIBLE
people Twin. upon the Vermont side Of til
River.
t." The Rev. j. NJ Slcarn>. who has "
; ii-iaicd as pastor oi' the congressional chnrr
at Luncnhur"h for a Jew wears past, WAS tl:
]. missed on the 81 inst. 10y i Council CONVEX
cd for the purpose. The Council comI"rn
: Mr. :. A. IAN able and faithful minister of Il
? Gospel"
, .tMrNpMiNI =, gur i'LnfEiL C"N~I
. rtII"N-'ih" Wa-hira,"n rorlr>l "nd,.ut ,
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;,.n.,.... L.. r ..:... ~ l.. .r''' - ~
I'.y.. ,a'.." .~r;h IL -c..r."s- Ift'''- ''"''
Pie 90, 10 itrig,":.. l....,r;y 'i'''' '.''"'
ST. JOHNS 3 URf,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY =. 1852.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The movements n the British Navy, the
calm. hon.. 81 ,:;.r s.--,l~ a; 's-laHt stations
and ,om.c other :..:,,,,,: 4:yl'S. taken III con-
ucr.ion viii: the state Of 'i;-iu:ctut!2 in Eli
ro,e generally, ha,e led Solrr people 10 pre-
diet TINT war Will he wa@cd before iong, be-
tween England ard France. Some OF the
English papers appear TO expect Ii bnt ;"
far As the chunrr can lc calculated from
The fac of things now apparent t" tran>atIalI-
tie vision. the expectation does not seem to he
we'll founded England does not want war.
Ii is not for her interest any more than II Is
for the interest OF any other nation cni"vin"
the fruits of peace, quiet and plenty within
her horrr>, to invite one. The elevation OF
Lord GranviIlc,i> also supposed to he 4 peace
offering To the cause of lc>poti>m IN Europe.
Nor do We see but one reason WHY Louis Ma
unlron should desire war. and that is selfish
and corrupt one. We read in history of an
Athrnian ruler. vine, in order To alnu>c the
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a wrecked 80 ,,"arancc AID e,r;l......
aprrchcn,i,-l
FFrr Tr''r- In l~s", tie im.,-
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Ia $780,
Do. Of Jr:rcn .,..-
Do. Of Silks. &c.,,
Total ...-
Herr ar" nearly FIFTI-SFNEN rr,,
Hons al fabrics that mi.It ha,,. 49,,
farturad At home A. iur, ll,>cl alr,al ~
distribution "f' that amount of mono, ,.
olr own lalorrr~ and artisans. wou.5
dllcd the conmtr. with }.lrnty. and ...r7-.i
prosperity TO the highest r;trh. raf H.. .
would no; Lave been 'lcmocra;i, lIq--
Free Trad. = ills.
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Glitter Cordial and L!coa Gug.doT

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School land for Su,c.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ] vii on
~ Tussdag, the mr. Ddv Of Nav merit,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ, aud & o'clocl,
Nj, offer for sale on the premises to She highest
bidder, Sec. l6, in Torn 81, Range ., East of the
81 p. NJ. Town. of OphirJ IN the County Of la
sale, numbered and snb.dlyidcd by the Trustee,
Of snid Township, rs may be seen ny plat ON file
in this Office.
The terms ol.ale will be Tor Cash, with the pri.
ylege to each purchaser ol borrowing from the
School Commissioner the amount ol h. bid
Dayton, April lO-iw WELLS WAIT,
Schoof Commissioner NJ In Saie County.
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Improved En,,u 70, safe

SITUATED IN the Town nt ;rnI Il .pI.. 9
- miles south OF Ounwn, containing 800 acres.
10 fenced IN tour iird- 10 iluk, III, mrmi- ,
miles trurn timber. aud N'm .t"H, Quarrc-, on
lhr DIVIDING Rdgr' b ~ IN otter aud Cuvd
Creeks, AMI lUuui, and p.rnilou River, 49, \
mos, desirable location either tor STOCK ru-rug or
grain growing. being well wa'rrrd. For further
particulars. enquire on the premr".ot
March 2i-u VI BALDWIN
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Dg. Hay ioi's Nerve and Bone
I,INIM IMT

WIS Nnmcnl has g0lntd TrpulNIoWln lhe7
east over every other lulm'nt, aud flupds
Il unrivalcd IN it, certainty to cure spruins. hru.
srs, burns, sores, aud erupluns. and Is warranted
to be ui twice the value that fauclpS or amy olhs
.nlmcut can be- IN Applications to horses AMI do.
mrslc animals II II scientifically prepared lTuni
highly penetrating oils, aud cannot fail to cure alb
diseases ol III nerves, bones, and slncws, No 10
mly should be- without It. II stands upon its own
mcnt, aud challenges the world Tor lis equal. For
sale NJ the new drug and book store north o., the
court house. d,Cl3 Il tRGgs.