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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-10
Congress-.

In the U. s. Senate on Wednesday, after the
usual morning business, the bill granting land to
Iowa. to aid in the construction of the central rail
road in that State was further debated by Mr.
Fclch
The House Of Representatives were engaged
in the discussion of the bills of the Senate and
the House relative to bounty land warrants
In the Senate on Thursday Mr.. Cass submit
ted Joint resolution authorizing the continued
employment of the workrnen upon the wings of
the Capitol, together with petition and letters
in support of the same.
Mr.. Shields presented the report Of Mr.. Duffy
upon the explosion of steam boilers.
Mr. Brodhcad's resolution of inquiary in rela-
ton to a charge to Switzerland was adopted.
The resolution Of sympathy for the Irish ex-
lies were postponed till Saturday:
The resolutions for the printing Of the returns
of the seventh census was taken up.
Mr. Smith spoke at length in opposition to Mr.:
Badgers amendment.
Mr.. Badger replied to the objection urged, and
defended his amendment.
Mr.. Cass spoke in favor Of the amendment.
Mr. Rorland and Mr.. Haml:n spoke in relation
to the Maryland returns recently laid before the
Senate,
Mr.. Pcarce obtained the floor, and gave way
to an adjournment.
In the House of Representatives on the same
day, Mr.. Houston, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, reported the annual civil and diplo-
matte appropriation bill for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1852. The House then WENT Com
nttcc, and, taking up the special order-the
Senate and House bills to make land warrants
issued under tho law of September %, 1850, as
signabc, and for other purpoScs-it was debated
bv Mes>rs Benton and Yates at length, and after
wards until the hour Of adj journment, by many
gentlemen in five minutes speeches.
SENATORIAL ELEcnoNs-Thc late reelection
of the IIon. r. NJ. r. Hunter to the United
States Senate by the Legislature of Virginia.
and the nearly simultaneous defeat Of Hon. Sol
omon Downs of Louisiana, show that fidelity to
the South is sometimes Justly rewarded, while
Indifference to her interests, either by accident
or design, is occasionally properly punished Mr.
Hunter is one of the very ablest men, we are
not certain but he is the ab!cst, in the United
States Senate-a State Rights and Southern
Rights republican of the strictcst scct-onc of
the class Of men whom the old Dominion has
ever delighted to honor, and class whose char
actcr, talents and services have done so much to "
honor her.
With Mr. Downs, in his defeat, we have no
sympathy. Fla, ID by the Wings, he deser-
ted the great body of the Southern democracy
in their day of trial, and now finds himself dis
gracefully turned out of the Senate by the very
men whose views, in opposition to old friends
he sustained. Let his fate warn Others against
his coursc.-Saranaah Georgian.
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PHILADELPHIA, August A most horrible
case of intanticide occurred in Spring Garden
yesterday. A young Scotch girl, 16 years of
age, named Mary Craft, who was employed as
domestic by Albert Shuster, keeper OF pub
lie house IN Spring Garden street above Ninth,
was known to be enciente. Whilst up stairs
by herself, she was delivered of an infant, and
afterwards nearly cut the head from the body
with penknife. Ga being arrested, she con-
fessed the crime, and said she did it to hide
her shame. The body of the child was found
in a clothes basket among some soiled
clothes. The father of the child is quite u
yuufh
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex
~ listing under the firm Of MARTIN & fURPIN
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The name
of the trrn will be used by Thomas w. Turpn in
setting the business EDW'D. F. MARTIN,
T. w. TURPlN.
Richmond, July 80. 1852.
NJ B-The UT del signed will continue the Fla
MlLY GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand, be-
tween 7th and 9Th streets, Main street, where ne
will always keep good and general assortment
He soicits the paions. OF the old friends OF the
firm and the pubic generally.
au 2-lwS I. w. TURPiN.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY TIE NIAGARA.

ENGLAND The classification Of the New
House of Commons is as follows: Ministerial
lists 325, Opposition 272; Ministerial majority
So. Forty Liberal Conservatives are included
with the Minis,erialists.
At the Yacht race at Cowes on Thursday,
the America was beaten by the Arrow.
Tn. bullion in the Bank of Engla smount-
ed 20 f2l &C., 900. Money was abundant.
Trade in the manufacturing district swas not
so active.
FRaScE.-The Presidents visit to Baden is
connected with matrimonial project for the
hand of the Princess Caroline de Vesa, grand.
daughter of the Duchess OF Baden.
The President contemplates visit to Al.
giers.
in the ministry after his return from Strasburg,
and that more political arrests will be made.
Petitions for the establishment OF the Empire
are filling IN rapidly under the superntendence
of the local authorities at various places.
The expedition OF Gen. Mon,anbaus to the
frontier OF Morocco had proved successful.
IRELASp.--The gain OF the Derby anti
Catholic Ministry OF The two members from
Dublin has caused much surprise.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are ex
pecled 10 stop at Cork whilst on their aquatic
tour. They are accompanied by steam
squadron, consisting OF nine vessels. The
Catholic portion oil the population were averse
TO Joining IN the honors preparing for them,
but all was enthusiasm among the Profess
tants.
The rumors of the appearance of the potato
rot were not credited. The crop, twas gene
rally anticipated, would be good.
lTALY.-Sixty persons had been arrested at
Manlua including the Archbishop of Rivera
and SIX other ciergymen, by the Austrian Com
missioner, on suspicion OF holding liberal views.
Count Tamaree Mosto and other noAiemen haa
also been appiehended at Rome from the same
cause.
The Risog!mento of Turin states that the
Civil Marriage Bill will doubtless pass the
Chambers notwithstanding the address against
it OF the Archbishop aud Bishop oil Piendmont.
An earthquake occurred at Spezzia on the
18Th.
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TX MULES AND HORSES. WAGON
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.


ON SATURDAY MORNING, 7th August
~ commencing at half past 9 O'Clock, will be sold
at auction, at the lot in OF my store No g. Fiji
teenth street, Carriage Harness, and Horses, two
very fine family Horses, and work Horses and
Muies.
Sale CT nducted by
au GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctioneer.
DY VIRTUE UF "A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to us on the 10Th day of May, 1s52, by
Oliver Drake, to secure the payment OF certain
debts mentioned therein, (recorded in the Office Of
the Hastings Court for the city OF Richmond,) and
at the request of the benefcaries mentioned in the
said deed, we shall, TUESDAY, tn 18th day OF
August, 1852. commencing at 10 O'Clock in the store
room Main street, adjoining the one occupied by
Titus C.. Rice, and opposite to Vanlew a. Taylor S
hardware store sell public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash, lot Of Carriages, Buggies Har
ness &c, part OF the property conveyed in the said
deed. WATSON d HUGHES, Trustees
In The aforesaid deed.
Sale TO be conducted by
au6 GEO. J SUMNER, Auctioneer.
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Tie Fishery Question-Later from 81
.B0ha's

BosToN, August 3d.-By the steamer "Ad.
miral'' we have st. John, n. B., papers to the
second of August. Vice Admiral Seymour
has purchased brig and schooner, which
have been manned and armed TO protect the
Colonial fisheries from encroachment of the
French.
The schooner Union reported yesterday as
seized, was taken in the Gulf of ST. Law
renee, by the Photograph" tender to H. M.
steamship Devastation.
The New "Rrunswicker'' thinks that when
the people of America understand the matter
better, they will have bat little cause of com
plant. 1t considers that the reported terms OF
the new reciprocity bill are too favorable TO
the Americans. The Courier again explicitly
declares that there is no intention 10 enforce
the headiand to headland part of the fishing
treaty, nor TO demand reciprocal free trade as
the price Of arranging the question.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

AUCTION TRADE SALE, OF SUGAR,
II MOLASSES, Aeon Wednesday, the llth
instant commencing at l04 o'clock, we will sell at
our Warehouse at Rockets, to close consignments,
5l9 hhds Sugar, plantation and clarified, ranging
from fair to choice quaiitj.
500 bbs Louisiana MoIasses, early crop, and
prime quality.
$50 bbs New York and Louisiana Syrup
1877 bbs small Loaf Sugar.
100 packages Loaf Crushed aud Powdered Su-
gar.
IT'S bbs Sugar, White and Yellow, clarified.
40 boxes Amsterdam Candies
200 boxes Soap, &c, &C.
TERMs-Under 500, cash: over 500, months
credit for approved Negotiable pape'
DUNLOP, MONCURE, e. CO.,
au Auctionesrs
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The Cholera at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-Cholera still prevails in
this city, and several deaths have occurred but
only in particular neighborhoods, and from
local causes. The mortality of the city is
greater than usual; but there is no panic, nor
much fear of the disease spreading. The
weather is clear, and air pure. Sunday was
the most fatal day; but since then the cases
have been more mild and scarce. The dis
ease, at first, appeared more violent than for
merly, many having died very suddenly, with
only three or tour hours illness. The tele-
graphic dispatch from Albany exaggerates the
matter
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Ravage. Of the Cholera.

Kavages Of the Cholera.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. 5.
The cholera is still on the increase in This
city. During the last twenty-four hours there
were "a cases and 10 deaths reported.
Judge Deveaux died of cholera Yesterday
at Niagara.
The Cholera had also broken out Sanduskv
Ohio.
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AUCTION BAIsEs.
FUTURE DAYS.


.-- 80 - = :
A0USE AND LOr ON R0BNCM 0AR.
- DEM HILL. AND FIVE VACANT LOTs on
~. 6IEPHENB STREET. AT AUCTfOM.-WiD
g sold on ThuRsday pexf. The I9th 80 En-.
meneang q o'clock r, upon the preunioes. s
-, t.0stDEy House, snd Lot on French Garden
1sA The house has been recently buiIt ana c0u.
..a1s three or four rooms he lot from 30 1ees
Alter vh;ra IN M - g an .isey ~ feet wfda--
cant Loss -. 1e soio on tne premises, dve N
and ST. jo.erh, = tne intefsecfon OF federal
running h.cf ,ao ~ eaen fronfing 80 fest and
being realIv g an eHey Of 10 feet tn width
TKRns-(jne r.; - 10y 10y ior improving.
months inrerest sna 10 60. balance u and II
aus iss rc.smed
ny .nMLo q TAYLOR, Auct.
JAMES M. TAYLOR.
TRUSTEES NAl.E an unursu
j FURNITURE.-By yirtpe ~ . ~ ~ nUAD
ecuted to the subs6riber as trustee hv - Iass 81
zeton, end duly recorded in Riebmc.a Ua.. az.
Court Clerks Office to secure the n.,r,ass -
certain debt therein mentioned and 4 he =.
of the beneficiary shall, ON MONDAY ths az ss
of August at 10 o'clock NJ sell the nrone ~
veyed IN said deed consisting of ten Reds ..S -,
Bedsteads two Carpets, one Buresu, one Press ons
Safe, and TWO Dining Tables together with numey
Gus other articles Of Household furniture.
FRANCIS MAHoNEY Trustee
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~ It was Discovered, about % yea

It was HiscOVered, about % years
ago, in the county ct King and Queen, by Ply
sician erniuen in bis profession that Asatic Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic Dysentery.
Diarrhea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
sp4smodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Stree thst time he has
proved that TACT to hundreds of our fellow citizens
and can prove it to as many will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTI SPASMOOlC, the people, favorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
& CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
meat au 6-3.aWts
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TOLEDO, (Ohio,) Aug. 4.-The steamer Su-
san. running between here and Detroit, took
fire at her do last night and was completely
DESTROYED. No lives lost.
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arrest Of the Officers Of the Henry Clay.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The engineer, pilot
and clerk OF the steamer Henry Gay have
been arrested and held TO bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars each TO answer the charges
brought against them.
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Il A Common Expression. They are Ger.
,ainiy the most iisel'ke Daguerreotypes we
nave ever seen--so say persons almost oaily, on
visiting our rooms We endeavor to make them
appear natural and life like, in position. exnression
and finish, and cow far we succeed, we leave the
puoic to decide; and we are pleased to saw that
many decide in our favor daily We invite ali
who may wish Dagaerreotypes, and the public in
lection of Cases. Frames Lockets. Pins and nrices
and AFTER such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere, viii think lust as much
OF you as if you had patronized US. Unless we
merit your patronage we do not wish it,
MINIS d. WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in stock.
500 Main 81, (aansion House} Richmond. and
Sycamore ST, Petersburg Va iv3I
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The Death of Sands a Hoar.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 4.-The announcement OF
the death of K. Sands, whilst walking on the
ceiling at Wacott, is hoax. He performed
this afternoon.
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MATCHMAKING NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DlsPATCH


C0hEreBs.
WASHINGTON, August 5.
SEsArE.-The Senate went into the consi.
Iteration OF the Fishery Question, when Mr..
hamlin made speech thereon.
In the HousE, in Committee Of the Whole,
the Civil and Diplomatic Bill was taken up and
discussed.
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Nlissouri Election,
Sailing of the America.

ST. LOUIS, August S.
Col. Benton has been elected to Congress,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 5.
FLoUR.-Saes of 600 bbls were made to-
day at 81. Red WHEAT so to 81 cts; White,
% to 80 cents. Corn. white, 81 to e. cents;
yellow. 60 a GA cents.
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20 Once again must We call attention to the
praises volunteered by the customers VINO patron
ize the Virginia Skyight Daguerrean Gallery at
No AS Aain street, OF which Mr.. VA A. PRATT
il Proprietor
Save Mr. Fabius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
foGr Laenessee Of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory to me- but have been SAID by all 10 De
exact The to-day, being the nth, ls rather oet
ter than those taken before"
Says MIR Hurley, Of PriGce Edwarf Mr. FRAU
is the only artist that has ever TAKEN sooo hiAe
Of me, the eyes in particular.
s. Us Mr. J. A. Winston : Mr.. Pratt has this day
taken three Pictures OF me- which think perfect as
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer. "Tita i've tikenesses taken
ot sne by Mr Pratt 10 Gay consider lfst rae.
ALI the ABOVE coplei from the album OF the
Virginia Gallery, No. las Main street au =
To- To the Citizens OF hiehmond and
Transient yisitors.-lt you wish To have your
hair cut and dressed in tae most fashionable and
tasteful style and your whiskers changed to beau
tiiul black or brown color, please call at the Hair
cutting, Shaving, and Snampooing Saloon, under
the American Hotel
NH-Hot, cold, and shower baths can be had
daily from Ga NJ to 10 P NJ, and on Saturday at II
Pm.
Single bath 25 cts; five tickets fer 81. Entrance
llth street. jy24
~ Mexican llnstang Imminent, I'm
proFement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day And the great desire for these is
the poving cause TO the great advancement now IN
operstion In the Medical world. New light blazes
up aud old praciises and old mixtures discard
ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Eminent enables II TO penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
nature 10 recover her lost powers, ana become
healthy. which ia evidently the true cause why !,
10 go sue ,essiul and Why 80 many physicians 'ns'
are aeauaated with is virtues. prescribe and re
commendit.
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a Wora . - vs.. 0z-cSo1wS
g ne Summer % Diarrhoe. Dvpenfery. ChoIern
~ l. Crsnp Cholic, Summer Compiaint with
oIseaecs o. the Bow Ella. may be founa IN The coe
0fated IIMCTURE" Of Hampton's.
v.1y us mid action on the stomach, Liver and
n,uneyh u VII cure the diseases of those organs
With siI Cnronic Complsints, e Dyspepsia, Cuurh.
ns.nms bronchial and Lung Affections, Pains in the
D nsek, Side and Breast Consumption. Scrofnls,
nneumafism, Gout. Neuralgia, Fis,uia, Piles, Worms,
Impure Blood.
II has become FAMILY MEDICINE wherever
introduced. The wonderful cures have earned for
reputation never given to any other Medicine
Cal on o. A. STRECKER, Main street, and get
pamphlets gratis. See advertisement in to-day
I.eee. iV 2-a
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AOTlCEs-I sm now READY supply pus
IN lie with Dyspepsia Bread IRON my store,
or from the cart
al 2-6E JAS SIMPSON.
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BosToN, August S.
Inc steamer America sailed to day, taking
out fifty.seven passengers, and $4,000 in
specie.
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a'vsr.'r ssSi cslS 8 sSSss =. 4. iua,-.
rr:.Ysless, ss.a.s.s cass..
I.seIs, q s s.s1, 81 &C. "a. -,
Printed Il short notice and upon ressoosSIs ss,,.
r. Orders for Ill kinds OF Printing viii s. =.
ceived and executed in the handsouess styje'
W -
A POTHkCAkY And DRUG BTO0R-
a THOMAS E. PACE begs leave ~ infoim his
Trend. and the public that ne has taken the house
recently occupied BY II Z McNemars. corner of lth
and Broad streets, and is now purchasing and viii
shortly open. large assortment of fresh and gen.
uine Drugs Medicines, Paints. Oils, and Dyes.
Having been in the business for the last seven
years and lately with one Of the Oldest established
Drug houees in the city. he thinks he can with con-
fdence. ask share OF the patronage of Physicians,
Families. and the public.
His medicines shall be of the purest and best
quality that can De purchased, which will be select
ed by himself in person, from the sgents OF the
French and Engiish Chemists in New York.
Physicians are respectfully requested to call and
examine his stock Families supplied with the
best articles on very reasonable terms
he hopes, by strict personal attention to bust
ness, to give saisiacttn to all who may be 30 kind
as to favor him with call, assuring them nothing
shall be wanting his part to please The quality
of all articles guaranteed
au4-l0t THOMAS E. PACE
DIssOLUTION.-Tn partnersnip hereto
u fore existing between the subscribers under
the firm Of WORD, FERGUSON BARK DALE,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
Sons having claims against the concern will presen,
them, and those indebted will please make pay
ment az early as possible.
opIN NJ. WORD,
]. b. FERGUSON, JR,
July LIST, 1852 l. Il. BARKSDALE.
0O.PARTNEkSHIP subscribers have
" this day formed CO partnership under the firm
OF Word, Ferguson & Co, and will continue
the Dry Goods, Importing and Jobbins business al
the old stand, No. l23 Main street. where they will
De happy to see their old friends psomising to do
all In their power to please.
They feel confident, their Fall Stock will be
entirely new IN the Fancy line and purchased for
cash, that they will be able to offer greater induce
mems than evei. All orders will De promptly at
tended to. GUN NJ WORD.
J. B. FERGUSON, JR.,
July lst 1852 w. H. WORD.
In retiring from the Mercantile business, cor.
daily recommend to all uf my old acquaintance
and friends the new con: ern, feeling every assn
rance that not only justice and CHEAP goods can be
had, but they will find them high minded and libe
raj in all trans actions.
July Ist, 1852 ISAAC R. BAkKSDaLE.
Aim
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'ktiE THE HAS CJME THAT THE
GOODS MUST BIZ SOLD-Tne subscriber
will really ell cheaper than ever in order to re-
duce his STOCK SO as for bis fall stock
for an assortment better cannor be found At this
season on hand, Barege De.aine at 1911 cts; Lawns
at Cd Calico Of cts; oh ring at cts; sheesing
at Cd; worked Collars at 81 cts; Lace Sleeves q
30 eta Muslin Sleeves at 37t cis Hose OF all sorts
at l2t cts Gin ghams at l2t cts; Check Muslin st
IL CITE swiss at IL cts finer Muslins cqua y -
cheap; line Linen Cambria Hdks at " cs. NOW
Is the time, If you want bargains, call at
ABRAHAM LEWIS, Jr.,
au 3 2Ol Broad street.
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EDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy.
chitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Kings Evil Diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver, &c
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. NOrris-Dear Madam: IL gives me
great pleasure IN recommending 10 pubic favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel
TENT preventive or cuiativ in the nrst stages OF
bronchial affections, or diseases of the loDgs, and
also very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully, I II. WRIGHT, Nj d.
subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, to
the gooo effects Oi the Cedar Tar, prepared and
sod by Mrs Norris, in many cases OF disease, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, always with good
effects. A RICH, M. ID.
March 81, 1851.
Mrs B. B Norris-Madam 1t gives me pleas.
uIe to Recommend to the favorable notice OF the
public your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bton
chial affections aid diseases OF the lungs
THOMAS OWlkGS, M. d.
Baltimore, March 81 1851.
The Ceiar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some of ctr own physicians are
recommending it to their patients
We are permitted to refer to the following per-
sons citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out vi q
large number, (who, from motives OF 0eilcacy pre-
fer that their names should not be made public
Tar: VIM. G. Crump, Dentist. II. Meseke, Jas. K.
Moore, Jno b. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Cali and see certificates.
L. Beware OF counterfeiIs. The genuine art
Gle Is Tor sale by
z HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, ana
ana Genera, Agent for Eastern Virginia
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DURsEY TIE Si sTEM.-1he Intense
L heat which has prevailed Tor some days has
created billousness in almost every human frame
and hundreds uf persons are daily ply icng them
selves to death with ome and pcis minerals
of various kinds, under the oelu,iye hop9 of finding
relief Ter their ANNOYING mala5ifs To srah
sons only say, try bottle of Bakers
Premium BitteTs. and obtain immediate ieiiet
Being purely vegetable in their composition, and
entirely tree IN their operation from these sicken
ing, nauseairg qualities which are the effects Of
most medicines, they at once create neathiui re
action throughout the patient sharpen the appetite
improve the digestion, give vigor to the liver exoe
the surplus bile, and thoroughly purity the blood,
thereby driving out every unwhoiesome humor
that may have become secie,ed in any portion OF
the system Asan Aperlent or Tonic. these Bitters
have 40 equal, while, at the sans time, by their
healthfui action On the stomach, liver, and diges-
tive organs, they at check any inclination To
diarrhoea. Let the afflicted try them, and satisfy
themselves OF the superior quality of hess nirIers
over those OF all Others offered III our cily.
To be had In Richmond at tbs Drug stores u
A. BODEhEk, ADlE g. GRAY, Bennett d
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD Il Co, and GAYkOh
s. WOOD, Main street; Ii. BLAIR, WIN. p. LADI
snd SEABkoOK & REEVE. shockoe aill, cHAS
MlLLSPAUGH, and THOMAS d MCCARTHY.
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