The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
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M EW MUSIC, MAY 1.asm pnD g 80
~ PORTLAND GUITAR. W Ranni.As -.
III Main stresI has Just recsived further ...nps
OF the latest and most fashionable M ~
Guitar and Piano Forte Amongst them AZ IN, rs
following:zThe Hour of Prayer by Mn f5ssrss. ~
Mpsic BY Nelson j. Seaucher OF Hearts, TIT VIII
be Done. BY Y Wallace Annie Laurie, a. sung by
Fay6rites Song n ally Bly, WHit for the WAGON,
the Guitar and, Primo; Do r Not Love Thee.
Sweet Annie OF the Usle;l Would Not Die in Sum.
mer Tine How Can / Leave Thee; Re {; TO.
gethet WITH great variety of Pokss. Airsi Rondps
Marches, VALUES, and Variations from the most
eminent composers. New Music received every
week The usual deduction made to Teachers dnd
Professors OF Music Orders will meet with prompt
attention t II addressed to I'm ,,o, mn ~
,NEyW MUsIC4-P. "a. TAYLOR has just res
\, -ceyed.the following new MueicI with a. large
assor tmenf Questionable and standard compost
nOns ~ = 81 ~ efn
,,,; The Violet to the Lost Fairy, = -.
Give me Old Muaic.y ~ 2
,Brokeh Hearted Weep, MOI fnoreJnscTibed to
the Rev. ]. M. krehbs,, d. D. -. 's'l''i
Doubt k5sf sos shah come 4.l..s o.,.
mhe Joys Of The, Tyre, tse,raesta = ~, {
:. The Skaters Song, .s-t . sdee = :,
Farewell 10 my Native HiNs,@. .
T asI'm Going for a Soldier. ,Jenny,<igi
f hC6ra, the Indian Maden's Song = s'7tfS'' Z.
song Q fthe, graduates ~ aF'inci = i''
Old FOX at Home7 at his Piano Forte and Music
store: 100 Main Street, near the Banks mya2'
4 HEDA.R TARs-.iThe ftibst successful remedy
~ DOW IN use tor the cure of incpient Consufiip.
ton, Bronehisis, Asthma, Coughs, .Putid7 Sore
1 Thgoat, Dyspepsia, diseases Of the Kfdneys and
Liver Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and enfeebled state, Of
ts.,s- :. "a Recommendation. = T. F"9
|, - ia : -.ss BALTIMORE, March II, 1857 -
:. Mrs- B. B. Eorriss Dear Madam-It gives me
great Pleasure In. recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar as, an excel
lent preventative or curative in the FIRST signs on
bronchial affections or diseases Of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic. 'f' U.s. :,
= Yours,syery respectfully, -
ays+ 70 ,s1:rg y, 81, = IT. Il WRIGHT, MID. q
Mrs. B, B. NORRIS :sDear Madam am glad 10
appriseyo of the fact of MY being as think en-.
| trely cured of the Asthma by your Cedar Ter |
took about two thirds OF bottle, and find can
now expose myself to dust, -four, wind and damp
air and am not in the least affected by them, bav
ing been more or less affected by them for twenty
years, IN hen went with my mother to procure
bottle, you know could scarcely tell you what
wanted, in consequence eff being SO much afflicted
at the time. Every one who knows me well, has at
times witnessed my suferings. | have tried every
thing have heard of as permanent cure and
have had eminent physicians to tell me there was
no certain cure for me. At any rate | have not
had the least symptoms Tor six months, and have
had it generally worse in spring and summer than
at any other time. / would advise all who are
asthmaiical to;try it, and persevere, and think
| they will be cured If this acknowledgment will
be Of any advantage to you, am perfectly willing
you should have it, for there is no disease so dis
tressing as a severe attack of Asthma, such as
have frequently experienced in my work-room and
elsewhere, :, , -,-,,i, 7s a. = :, b.
With my best wishes for your success, l remain
yours, &c, al. -.,f., Mrs. F.V. JOHNSON, =
..., 49,, At st. Pc III street, Baltimore. q.
Baltimore, March e. 1851. ~ Il 4.
For sale in Richmond by ''v -
49,, P. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street,
-. GeneralAge gent for Eastern Virginia