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PLEASURE EXCURSION.

PLEASURE EXCURSION.
WHIT MONDAY.
FyHUE steam boat CURTIS PECK, Capt. Jno Da. a sS.1
Wis, will make Excursion down the RivereSwkSHD
on MONDAY evening next 3Ist inst. leaving thea&a<'1s
wharf at O'Clock precisely and returning about nsk
IT, Tickets 50 cents; to be had OF HASklSs q LIBBY.
~ Music ami refreshments az usual. May q
NJ OTICE.-A CHANGE-persons changing their wonen un;
der garments something comfortable viii hnd gooG
silk and thread Under Shirts al
SMITH MARvIS'S, Richmond Clothing Manuiactury,
Maya III Man Street.
spERUVIAN GUANO, GROUND PLASTER AND
L LIME, for sale by EDWIN WORKMAN q CO.
ApriI2 eli
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THURSDAY, May 27, 1852.
GIN

v
Various reports were MADE by committees and sundry 10
raj bills passed
The bill establishing line of between the waters
n, Virginia ard Europe passed BY the following vote
.ygs-Messrs. Deneale Barnett Creigh Funston. Grea
x,r Lsyne Martin, Mason, McDearmon Meredith Parker
pyon ptman, Saunders, Shackelford Stands, Shelley
sasaEd, Smith, stovalL Stuart, Sweeney, Tabb, Tate
Md Wlcncr-26.
Soss-Messrs Amber, Bassell Brax,on, Brent, Boykin
CstrI Campbell Darlington, Cowan, Douglas, Roger
Tnnnss Watson, while-li.
Nr ERAxroS moved reconsideration of the vote BY
when The amendments the bill authorizing the dredging
for vycs 10 the county of Accomac was adopted by the
Senate.
The motion advocated by Messrs. BRAxroS
porcLs and SHAcxEtFoRp, and opposed by Aesss. Pan
xss DrsEAIE and TAss. The motion was carried.
The eues.ioa being on dsagreeng 10 the House amend
mems,
81! end amendments The motion rejected
The question recurring the amendments, they were op
c,t b. Messts STovALL and DOUGLAS and advocated BY
Mass PARKER, WlTcHER and TABs.
The Senate disagreed 10 the House amendments by The
Gtvwnn vote: Ayes 20, noes IA.
Nj Wl7cRER moved 10 reconsider tho vote by which the
III, establishing line of ocean steamers passed.
The Senate refused reconsider the by The following
Args--Messrs Amber, Bassell Braxton, Brent, Boy.
lilo, Cabel Darlington. Cowan Douglas Roger, Stosal
WATSON and Wcher-l3.
NoEs-Mcssrs. Deneale Barnett Creigh, Funs,en Gran
ham G-sayer, Layne, McDearmon, Meredith, Parker
p.yfon Ptman Saunders Shuckeiford, Stands, Shelley
Shsrard, Smith, Sweeney, Tabb, Tate and Wsrd-22.
On Mr. SAuSpERs motion the Senate took up the Rich.
m,ad and Psmunkey Railroad Bill.
Nj SHAcKELroRD opposed the passage of the bill the
psr, session, but wished the bill go the liable,
obers had gone.
Mr SAUNDERS advoca ted the passage of the bill The
bill was passed
On Mr.. S-ovAlL's motion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
We have Cor the detailed proceedings Of the
House Of Delegates of Thursday Various resolutions aad
..iicns were presented and bills reported
kM lNEonES moved TO take up the preamble and resolu
hons relative the public lands time since offered BY
him. The motion was ost-ayes IL, noes 66.
Various bills passed, among them one concerning
me bonds .ers md other collectors of taxes the bono
10 e. less than $50 00O more than 800 600.
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WHEAT MACHINES. ,,.,. "a
J7E season using Wheat Threhers is at hand ana
examination Of a superior kEd have on hand W.w Kent,
10 Mr. Francis the White House estate as
satisfaction, ami Mr. Nelson il 10
his opnion the best he has ever used H vii 70 give me
a,siac ION 10 every purchaser. Farmers "ouu
cali Tile straw Carrier attached is simple ahe ". ITUAII
Mr. " o. Mott. my manager will attend IN pe'0" MAY ii
Machine. = -.j,b : - & Fingers
GSR AIN CRADLES Nsn 81. WM. PALMER.
W for sale by l'h' ~
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CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHIsGToS MAY q.
In the Senate, Mr. Soue introduced bill approprlang
$4,000 to deepen the channel of the Mississippi at New or-
leans. Ordered be engrossed The deficiency Oil was
then taken up, and debate ensucd
The House was engaged in tho discussion of the Missouri
Rail Road BILL
AFFAIR OF HONOR-FLIGHT OF A SPANISH
GENERAL.
Nrv Yong MAY 27.-Gcncral Lemery, commander of
the Central Department Of Cuba has been challenged
mortal combat in this city, BY of the Cuban refugees
for committed the patriots during The revolt
He accepted the challenge, but subsequently, ed-sang
Europe yesterday.
WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.
W.sH,SeroS Ay27.-In the S. Supreme Court to-day,
Judge Mclean delivered the final opinion OF the Court rea
tive the Wheeling Bridge, that the freedom of avgaon
could be secured with draw less than 200 feet wide.
From this opinion Judges Taney Daniel and Wayne dis
scented.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MAY 9TH.
Flour-Saes of 1000 bbls. al 81 IL. Whea-no change
prices but less activity CornWhite Sc 10 IS cts yell
low 81 TO 81 cts.
NEW YORK MARKETS. MAY q.
Cotton very firm Flour and grain unchanged.
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- DIR. SHAW ON CoNsUMPTION.-There

70 DIR. SHAW ON CoNSUMPTIOS.-There Is
49, PERHAPS, disease with which country
which or annually victims that fell DESTROYER
race Consumption What
might be saved the human family they would bur avail
remedies which provided for her chill
den. which has reduced such be within
Of all Far tamper with those who
with this painful disease In offering remedy do
you rely upon the those who might be
actualed by selfish and ecuny motives but the debe
testimony OF The most that Wis.
Basam Wild Cherry has established for itself reputation
that be assalsd Dr. VIM S:'w, Of Washington ~ C.,
writes under date of May 1916, as follows
Il heard Of Of decided beneficial effects from It's
especially Asthma, Chronic Cough snaodc
the Wild Cherry deal in practice and with
marked those mobility and IT.
rabiy which phhisica patients subject have doub,
which the effects OF Prussic Acid may be had
the constitution without danger the patient, Every
knows The reputation Of the Tuenne and Basam constituents
The combination o! these principles Wis
Wild Cherry ingenious and judIclous
Justly isrrusul OF Patent Medicines
between and
which have saluary, and.
mar we'll ates!ed cases, curative"
wholesale and retail by the General Agent SETH
FOWLE 3S Washington street, Boston, Mass and by sub
throughout the country
genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper Price
dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars
For sale GAYNOR WOOD, and ADE Il GRAY Richmond,
an everywhere. May u
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
rENIIE associated themselves for the purpose
conducting general Dry Goods business the city u Rich.
No IS, Sain where
opening stock OF seasnnabc staple and ancr Dry Goods la
stock the the Northern
markets they confident that they enabled sci!
goods CASH cheaper than other house III.
and all who
may pleased and 10y doing, hope public
patronage oEnhuE LAM
Our will opened for the sae Of goods Monday the 81
MAY. May 3-im
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B-S- The plat can be a; our Office
MlNl S-Nlis PIlLIAM d DAVIS. AUcte.



tic Circuit Court Spots. wanna, MADE
2i DAY May. ISL IN the u Richie. ac
Ross will, WEDNESDAY, the 3Gh day oi JuIr !Sj2,
the fair day the premises, offer sale At public
RI terms which will be made known The sale bel
red. all the OF James Ross, deceased ci ~
acres the county Arnarle. and being tie Ia
uns unso The estate well kno"G by the name oi Ben
T land about miles from tesve ie foa
nsvile The Central Rail Road es vel,
good ne5orhood CONVENIENT 10 market AID Is a. desirable
ny land in county aage portion II being Red Southwest
Maintain OF the Automatic auis) clear
ed and under and well adapted 10 the production OF
grain tobacco grass For further particulars enquiry Nc
made Carr OF Charlottesville or John O. Mocrc OF Ere
dercksbIre GEoRGE ain CcnmIss ou-Is
-Sras
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yovyEIL JONES EGGLEsTOS,
SC0pocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
mar attention sale of Tobacco "heat, &C
now receiving addition TO their spring stock
Liverpool salt
a. hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
~ rackases Loaf and Coffee Sugar
r. Ibis M,asses and refined Syrup
IS bbls and half bba HerrIngs
II kits Mackerel and Salmon 80
l6 casks Madeira Sherry and for' " Inc
2 half pipes old Brandy
l25 bags prime Lasuyra Gomez
IS cases Ciaret Wine ,.,,h,, ubich will b.
Also, upon consignment, 10 ~ 10 Il, PEARL STREET.
sold low. ~
May7-cwiw .7 - 1.I Fc
DREsERVING KEITH porcs. in lined k.,tes ior
Il elish Bell Metal and Auietisa,n o' 80
preserving fru-on hand an' for sae sNITH RopEkTs
Mays
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NiSEELLiSEnUS.


ro,>r WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
"A l1tnEi ~ Law, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. &c,
VOC" ""e sN! o0anp and aud Pension agent, No. 81, Main
~ Street, Richmond, Va
5sRAErICING in all Courts held in rho .o,nv ~ r1o,-.o
and cay OF Richmond, will roe himself more sns
ciaiy his profession proper and will pay particular attention
The securing and collecting OF Claims entrusted charge
AS Commissioner Tor the following States:
Alabama LOUISIANA, Norh Carolina,
California. Maine, Ohio,
Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsy vahia
Delaware, Massachusetts Rhode Island,
Florida, Minnesota, South Carolina,
Geor.ia, Mississlrp Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri. Texas,
Indiana, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Iowa, Sew Jersey Wisconsin
Kentucky New York Michigan,
10 dHS The acknowledgment and Deeds
III wiring depo'liiOn
blank that may be required.
As notary Public much experience renders him competent 10 die
charge the various duties OF that office
As Pension Agent who services bv
on MIN vi" De attended TO; but much OF his labor aye
been consumed III making examinations and answer
letters various subjects
III. onlY CONDENSATION
n dollars must be enclosed
viii be !Isresar!r!
Persons mas desire him take Dispositions either "a Coma
C0nnSoucr Notary Public by informing him of their IN
ieniuu liberty them a, his NJ
arranged and comfortable central H.
cation. Posas 10 be pre- paid III all cases.
References the United
Ofce Jno Thcmpsom's liatstore
i-lyaAc
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the &C, entitled an act 10 increase the capital
To amena Nest Milford and New Salem Turnpike Com
stock 9. m March l7h, 1851 Ayes 3d. Noes, Mr. Sro
vl.L l.; as called up the bill to allow the Richmond
Mt.-lsshurc and Potomac Rail Road Company to con-
fale elis me orange and Alexandria Rail Road
PEE Tha hl was its engrossment
Inc proposed an amendment causing the act TO be
nnIy from the period when the Company shall agree
IN their charter the provisions OF the Code OF Viz
10 Under its charter, the 4. +. q P. r. r. Company
are amendment was opposed BY MessIs THOMAS and DE-
In. ~" and advocated by Messrs AMBER and SHAcKEL
Ending The amendment, on motion OF MIR. CAMPBELL
,be Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
EVENING Session unfinished business the report Of
me committee Roads, as amended on motion OF MIR
smith 50 declare the petitions OF citizens OF Brooke
HANCOCK aud Others for the right Of way the Steubens
Nile and Indiana Rail Road the territories Of those
counties reasonable, was take up.
A long discussion took place between Messrs. RUSSELL
and SMITH.
and make order of the day for the Goth December
next, which was rejected.
The report as amended, was then agreed to.
RESOLUTIONS, -
By Mr. MoRRIeoS-Of incorporating company 70 eom
struct road from Sandy Hook, in Rappahnhn1'H ,r
I, some point on Manassas Gap Rali hoao' a. - n'
Manassas Gap in Fauquier County.
b;ll au,hor;znp Thomas Skidmore OF Braxton county,
10 construct grIst and mill dam u odA0 uoa''' AZ
Ella river, n.naid County r. - .,,;,o, a,o,r oe ~
,,iIlshn,ouoh md Harpers Ferry Turnpike Company.
biz! auihorsng the North Branch Bridge Company to
increase their rate OF tolls:
bill regulating the jurisdiction Vi tue Couft OF Appears
reducing the width of the Beverly and Famon road
IN ils extension 10 Wheeling
hill providing for opening and keeping in repair, the
,omnty roads of Mononsalin
On motion Of Mr. DowSISG, the House adjourned
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SEA BATHING.

HYGEIh HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
yuyJIIS large and hncnt hav been recently
subscribers which they have great
additions and alterations open for
visitors .;,:,u a. g :.
Rhnr and offers inducements the Traveller pursuit OF
health Situated directly on the Bay and IN view OF Inc
magnificent prospect while the ort he
military country affords 10 the Visitor beautiful FRO,
There are large anu wei
arranged with Hot and Shower Baths open all times
and foe who prefer the Sea The great bce
fits resulting Bathing and Sea Breeze becoming daily
more and appreciated.
No healthy finer Climate than ms
through the and Fall months Fever and Ague and
entirely unknown Our drinking water mol eX'
ceIei by any, even in the mountain region.
have fine and Ball koom which, for beauty
and country every evening"
free Of charge and extensive Bowling Alleys Billiard Saloons
and a pisto, Gallery erected the past season.
The Hotel comcie active anu efficient
procured and exeron VIII he spared rem
der in agreeable and Interesting resort III the
whole country n, p,;-.
PHILADELPHIA New York land passengers daily
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Board ay co. the week at the rate OF 81 20 per gay
staying month"; 81 so per day children anu ser
wants half price. p,h
Mo the House. except for warm Bas
others than guests, Is ceuts each
No charge for Omnibus No charge for Porerage
The and Baggage Wagons attendance on ar.
rival Of The Boats 49, ,,
r. Letters Visitors should be addressed the fyseid He
MAY 2l-eod5t' j. p. REYNOLDS a. Co frni ren's.
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5.HYEf'Est
STRATTOM,S OFFICE.
lA W, SOUTH FOURTEENTu SIRE EI CHMONO VIE9I

sTRATTOM'S OFFICE.
IN w, soUTH FOURTEENTH STREET ,alCHMoND VIRGIL
Drawn Nos Is Of i, Kentucky, No. lis. May 22l:
:: !" 3 8 s Three sold and paid by srRAr1oS
Drawn Nos Delaware. No A. srayaa.
II IS - IL Al ~ ii - II ST IL 81 IA IL
iicketNos 80 10 SO. prize Of s3- sold aaI paid by
Drawn Ms Of Kentucky. No lao May 25.h WV
IL 81 10 - - G6 y - 10
Ticket Nos. 81 o. so,lan4 paiib by srRATToN.
Drawn .,us. -" Delaware No 10. May 9th:
IS SC . 20 . "a u 80 81 IS 81 H.
Drawn N,S. Of Delaware. Extrn. No 10. Hay 18th.
do u % 3J - u - - u - y u 81.
Whole Nos. y u, Ffizs .! stt. sold and paid by
Drawn Nos o! Delaware, No II May goth
43 % Is 81 81 Is 80 - Il - 30
Dram Nos Of Kentucky NJ IL, May e7th.
Hair so. q 81 s j. and % p Il b. % II . srRArroS
Schemes III, tts Week.
FRlDAI-DciaNaTc, Extra No H. Caplta $4,000 Is Nos. -
drawn. Tickets S.
SATURDAY-Ern;ucky. No. 2i Capital si.5J9 IS Nos L.
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY. MAY 22D.
Delaware Lottery Glass a. 10 be drawn ilay I'D 1859 Capitals:
prize of S9aitu OF 5000, of 5-. OF 1925, 5000, i
Of 2 OF o0 Of LOO OF LOO. 32t Is 7e,.
IS Nos drawn balotsWholc, az halves $40; quarters S.
eshlls 81 90
Delaware LOTTERY Glass No II drawn May Goth 1852 Ca.
il!s prize ri sItOC. 1886 l0ltG 5000. I0in 600
81 80 go Of SUI 800 of 49, 81 Of 100 Il
Tickets $40.
Delaware Lottery, Glass No. H. May 2h S2 Capi.
a prize Of si1Me l5CtO suOD 1900 go 80 of 900 40 Of
iou, 90 of eco CT Of 100 IS Nos, II irawn Tickets 60
I Buyesar referred list oil przcs registered
athe Office proc; of what has been done
continues.o increase The EumhcT sold and paddy me
Orders Certificates ana
lhcabovc echemc ana in 1.-The Lotteries will be
to and Eawingssent whenrsGurs;cd. Personalities to
May II y. STRArTGH. Richmond Va
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DIED.

DIED suddenly the 9th May the houee OF his ohn w
McCaey, Spoylrana county0 Mr. JAMES McCALLEi IN the
7lst year of his age
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II l. u y
SATILl be- TUESDAY, III day OF Jane jubs
W auction, the premises, al ucIcck T. VI the
Hill! lying James rStr3 miles below Ric!
mnn county Chesterfield. being portion the
dec lad eXcnL James
Broad by survey 80 is
cleared aGd cultivation; 2 james
yrr grounds the hes: quality a.so meadow atou
80 acres formerly ;!sry and
made such again.
tn. tract ~ well supplied The red
beautiful sites amidst oak presented from
uc 10 one and la river The heahlssi os
IA virginia. The neighborloot Is fine.
TERMS-Onc third cash The balance IN and u months For tie
deferred payments negotiable notes, with deed Of tsl viii be
required
B-v- The plat can be seen AZ our Office
Nav I5-dtds PUILIAM DAVIS. Aucte.
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LAMUENT.S OFFiCN.
AZ FOURTEENTH STREET under Tho Exchange Hotel Rich
" nondVrsinia.
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky. Class i2O. May 25th
IL ~ IL d - y Gi 90 % TO-
Tichc, -. prize OF 81 100, sold ard paid by
LAMBERT
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Extra. Class 10. May 25;t
10 q &c 30 - 60 50 3! o. ~ - q u.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware. Glass H. May Goth:
- % is Gl 81 Is 81 50 q 80 IS 80.
Half 2s 10 81 prize Of $3.50. LAMBERT.
SciteIarb ror the week.
FRlDAfTlc Delaware state Lottery. Ezra Glass No II Capt..
tails s23hr 1909 1904 3&H OF 1900 IS Nos - drawn.
Tickets e5-alIarc IN ruporiirn
SATlRDAf-rhc Delaware State Lottery Class No IL CaTl.
tails $1,000 10 go, suC j 2.23 )" al 2J&c. 10 Nos II
drawn. TIcke!s S!n-sttEes ~ FRO; cIiun.
Lotteries at 3
O'Clock p NJ and icaHnslra received the evening
telegraph
- Drawings OF oeriesreccrc Tuesdaya Thurs
days and Saturdays Sales Close O'clock Price OF Tickets
onc and two dollars
-Ordcrsfo Packages Certificates o Packages. gle Ticket.
rSharesn the above, any Gregory Maurys Lotteries
which there redawings from
tickcts> will reccvce proptacnton and the drawings
IoisIan avenursr whe requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place. RlchmondYa
Co Recolsc: No. 3"Thcref ucs odd numbersSays Rory
OMoore.n May. 1852
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- HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL.-Somc few
days since gentleman OF this city taken seriously III
cramp the stomach, which threatened
unless Immediately relieved Various remedies applied
out any prcepble effect; until friend advised the
affected Consented these BeTs hough he
declared he had confidence hn and less than minutes
glass half FULL astonshcd find the
ampo had subsidized his exme had reganed their
whole
plration all sagreeabenes had lett his stomach Thus
vncins these Bers Of all other remedies the
one the Digestive
Complaints lndeestion DiarGa and such like Affections BaAer
BirS have equal Every family should keep
ply on hand. Price 80 cents per bottle.
To had Richmond the DRUG Storeso BODEKER ADIE
s. GRAY. BENNETT d BEERS PURCELL. LADD d Co. and
GAYNOR WOOD Main street ii. BLAIR, VIM p. LADD and
SEABROOk & REEVE. Shockoe Hill. May Is d&ctf
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BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.

Dull. TINES! DULL TIMES!
MANY Dealers complaining about hard times ard dull
I'VE sales notwithstanding they PROBES sell goods cheap Ma
Now have opened spacious andco9enieny e
enabling keep variety nf articles Ou
line. adopted moderate scale o prices have hal
complain stock OF Travelling and plain uuk..
dies .mcns cihrcn's and Servants Shoes comprised
every the public aud respectful
all in call and examine iJG themselves.
WHITE d PAGE, % Main street.
May l3 1lree doors below pOneyis Hat St
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BEAUTIFUL boots AND SHOES.

=: {:
had these articles retail customers and te
rccommcnd We constantly receiving e~ and fresh
suppes-by pretty generally complete
cash, and %Ill sell them low
other house North Mason Dirons Line We will only
IN a of the leading articles:
Boots Fiech raf-kn Boots, Niles make.
very beautiful! they easy and iii comfortable Latest style
calf dress Boots made . dollars.
warranted good Miles fnc calf dress Shoes for
leather Shoes different shapes
nce genemens patent leather lace Shoes nicely stitched
genemens Congress Boots ccn, coos eentemem fine
leather Shoes -enIelnen's ne dress Shoes high
quarters; Shoes made very beautiful
very gentlemen Pumps and Slippers OF different styles la
dies fine itereu coors ladies' white KID and
white Slippers ladies fine kid and morocco SLIPPERS ladies'
velvet SINNERS ladies walking
all kinds all styles Boys
Shoes, variety.
We respectfully ask all in call Mil sell
low as any house Richmond All CAL from those who
wan. the hanlsomest and incest Boots and Shoes
& "
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6SARRIAG ES- CARRiAG ES.-Thrsub. Sr.R 70
u has hand, his aclmakins Es Cass g4S
iahishmcn Lombard Alley, between Main and EStS~e3
l3;h and l4th the Columbian
Hotel Coaches Caro-s Bar"uches ussies with and without
tops OF his make. the best materials and
workmanship All OF which will BE- sold low as GOOD mor tie
kind can be in the city Rcmon and respectfully ask Gail
from any article III The Carriage line am
mined order and sell the lowest prices possible All
work sold. that il warranted.
Ai-,lG MlCAJAu MANGlM.
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70 MY WIFE had the Rheumatism for twenty years du
49, ring thai time suffering such pain
her body that she could sleep without taking large
opium having appetite, reduced almost, keeion
swollen greatly and hands knees and
Jumps the cords hard and contracted that her legs and body
and drawn, she obliged lie in bed
During she nothing give any permanent relief
dill she tried H. Faes Arabian Lnmen; OF this she used FIVE
the Dollar SIZE and the sTcnes have all gone
entirely left sleeps soundy is esh than she in her
fe spins and all day II any doubts this cure
call residence three miles from Peoria m and be satisfied
SAMUEL ELsoS.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD d CO,
May a0-2w Agents for the Proprietors
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~ THE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho Stockholders
No. of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Company will
held the office in Richmond Tuesday Isl. June
O'Clock.
April 30-3,awti JOHN WILLIAMS Treasurer
So NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the Stockholders
49, the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac Rail Road
Company will be held the Office Of the Company the city
Richmond, on Monday, 3si May, 1852 at o'clock, N
April 30 c. w. MaCMURDO. Treasurer
80 IN OUR COLUMNS may be oundlhc adv erIlseinenl
of that excellent medicine known Ayers Cherry
raj Us in curing the diseases Of the Lungs
tracing attention. only Of the learned and phanthr
but OF the whole public The article undoubtedly is what
pretends be- remedy for Lung Complaints and the remarkable
which becoming known where long be
ookeI by the people. March 10
&c. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEN M, IMPROVE
49, MENT, PROGRESS, GROWTII-These the or
der of the day And the desire for these the
the advancement the medical world New
light bazes up and old prass and old mixtures discarded
The astonishing combinations the Mustang Lnment
bes flesh and and drive disease
nature her lost powers and become healthy
which evidently the why successful
many physicians that acquainted with its virtues and
commend IL
The 81 bottle contains eight and the so bottle three times
much the 25 cts size. May 20