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IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.

From the Rev. Owen Thomas, Holyhend
Dear SlT--Dr. LocOcks waters do great deal o
good TO my voice got bad cold from 4 damp,
bed about thirty five years ago, and my voic, was
very bad ever since, giving great pain to me when
preaching or slnglng-and am very fond OF singing.
| used many different medicines and some OF them
did good Tor little time but DR.. Iococks u The
best of ALT clears my voice and stops the cough
ING instantly, have never found anything TO com
para with il.
have been 70 wears Wesleyan minister and all
the Wesleyan MeIhOdiss in the principally know
me twenty years OF which have lived at Holy
head and am known personally 10 oil thc fms
men oi that body, many OF whom have admired the
effects OF the Wate in clearing the voice and stop
ping the Cough--they never such medicine be-
tore. NV wife ever since Christmas has been very
well after taking Two boxes. am witness OF their
power TO stop trghul tit OF coughing in an instant
|, as Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers
and Singers OF every denomination, to take these
waters Tor improving the voice and curing coughs
Nou may publish my testimonials Tor the excellent
waters II yOu wish.
/ am truly yours. OWEN THOMAS
Purchase Locock's Female Uqf,rs.
The British SpecIfc--a Certain Cure t0e
Ncnsum SuppreSsio, or Suppressed Meus.s,
Hemmarrhagla dificis. Painful MenuS.Tsiion
ANmcnarrh~a' or Partial obstruction Of Menses
ClorosN, Green sickness
llenchorrhna, Fluor Albus Whites and all Fe-
male Weaknesses
DR.. tPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY OR
Internal Remedy for III, Piles
Prepared 10y a. upham, NJ. ID .lg6 Bowery
"A regularly educated Physician who devotes his
attention almost entirely to tins Disease.
Dr. phams EleCtuaTy is a &C rialn for ths
Piles, whether Bleeding or Blind Piles, Internal
External, and also for other Diseases which are fire.
quGnlly found IN conjunction with P les.
Letter Of Cart &. " Mclean late OF the u s.
Service and member OF the New Jersy Legislature.
Railway, n. J.
have been lictsd far years with the piles ana
have tried, without anything ike permanent benefit
amHs' everything assuming the name Of reDedy
had DIS matter OF course lost all confidence in med
lcne. Under this feeling was induced not without
reluctance coNtcss--to use "Uphams ElecluaTy !"
and having used u tor about three weeks, according
TO the directions laid down md, TO my utter supiss
as well as satisfaction, that every symptom OF he
dIs,ase has lett me
4 think due alike 10 Dr. Upham and myself TO
make Uis statement G. W Mclean
/ For s4lt 10 burlington hy r a. IrcE and A. L.
/ .fl'S and nv " I. H.I,s W4ool ~
! '.'.a}iy z ally
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Life Insurance Policies

IN The Conncctcut and Aetna Lille Tn.
! surance Companies, Hartford. Conn. may be OBJ
tanned by application To the Subscriber, California
policies issued on the most favorable terms
GEO. Is. SHAW.
Burlington, Jan 7, 1852 d&wly
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CRoCKERY & GLASS WARE.

40 Sets Mulberry, ~ sets White Gram
~ 'ic, - soitT IIlht EIlr, aud good stock 81
Common Ware :'rl ale b.
{ / STANWOET
Ma, q. Nt
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Watches and Jewclry
FINE FANCY GOODS
III. ". III o r tom s


III Y. HORTON HAS JUST RETURNED
III 'irom Few York and Boston, aud l. now open
ing a rich variety OF Goods, direct from the lmpor-
tiers and Manufacturers, which M addition to hs tor
mrr stock, makes complete and well selected
sortment, UGH Is rarely found, except IN our AT
Iantc Cities. Amongst them are Gold Hunting and
OPEN face Levers, and Cylinder Watches. Splendid
Silver Levers made expressly tor TMr-kLErLRs
Rich Gold Fob, Vest, and Guard Chains. Ladies'
ChateaucS aud Guards, Splendid tialrccn sctt,
ana pam Gold Earrings and Pms-a great variety
ct Fmger-nn Lockcts Charms, Seals and Keys
Pencils, Thmhles, Bracerrts, Cutl.plus, Ac. \
large Stock of SILVER WARE, SILVER Forks
Table, Tea Desert Cream and Salt Spoons, sugar
longs aud Shoves, NapkIn-rmas, Silver Cups -
general assortment Ol Plated Casters, Frutaud Cake
Baskets Salvcrs Candlesucks, Suulirrs aud Trays
riCh Tea and Coffee Sets \ varied and extensive
Stock of Fmc FANCY GOODS, a.. ~.
June 5. dNwu
EEATIiIIRS. Geese, Hens 81 Turkey
L Feathers constantly ON hand, and Tor sale 10y
NJ. NOl Els Il co.
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Groceries.

WHOLE Sale and Retail at the late re-
w dnccd prices a NICHOLS $50 Church ST.
Alav II. dNwti
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The Trains leaving Burlington at 10 IS and Bel
lows Falls at 40, will stop only at Chester, Lud.
low, Rutland Brandon, MlddIebury and Vergennes
except to leave passengers from connecting roads.
Connect at Burlington with the Lake Steamers
Vermont Central ard Vermont e. Canada roads
Connect at Rutland with the Trains of Western
Vermont, Rutland and Washington, and Saratoga
and Washington rail roads
Connect at Bellows Falls with Trains Of Cheshire
Vermont Valley and Sullivan railroads
gw Passengers must procure their tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
JOHN s. DUNLAP,
Superintendent.
Burlington Nav 10 dSwtt
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PUTTY
By telegraph.

4 MOTHER lot of those Bohemian Grass
4 Grass Silks, HlGBEE y WEED.
NAV - 1852 dSwti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

Connects at Rouse's Point with the Mail Tram
Of the Vermont Central X. X. Tor Boston, and Tor
also with the Rutland g. Burlington r. R. al Bur,
ngton, for Troy, Albany and New York VIA Hud
sol River and liarlaem X. Roads; connects also,
with the PaSsumpslc River K, r., and the Champlaln
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY


EXCHANGE HOTEL-W G Morris Mis-.
sissippi; Il Gordon, Va; ID II Hoge, + A Pc.
rerman, Montg emery; Miss Peterman, Rich'd;
G w B.ssetr, Hanover: Hamlet, w Ham
lett, o G Clarke, Il s HAnter, Campbell; DIR
Hamlet, J w Choppele, Charlottei Cooke,
: c Pointer, J N Mccall, T E Brooke, Va; J
VI Jones. U S A; J Burruss, + c Raggler, r
NJ Shori, Va Capt 1t Johnson and ndy, ship;
Z Atkinson, II r Bourd, b Davis, l. A
Pollard, Va; a Braif, Ga; Wonell and la
DIV, Norfolk; VI Baxter, Va; ; : Crockett, II
NJ Jones, Wylhe,iile: q w Comeson ard Ia
DIV, 5 Hurt, Lynchhurs; Hiss Laws, Hamp-
ton; J Cheves, + Bland, lady aud servant,
X Taylor, "; Fl " Cole, Providence; d Paul,
K w Price, Hanover Academy; g e Bay iof, I
Bryan, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--R f JoTes, Eottoway;
G Jones and 7 Vaughan, do; J Ii Fitzgerald,
Buckingham; w Dauc", Powhatan: Il CIump,
de- Miller, Nottaway; D Lee, Char?ottee: Geo
w Foster, Amelia; 5 x Eggl,ston, w 7 Harrison,
w thomas and :. T VILE, Do; J c Porter and son.
LAND; p Hscko,t, Louisa; J White, Albeaarie;
d. Brye, Goo ch!an5; w Winyer, d Dr. & Il
Harris, Bucxin CHAM; c Tau chm, Amelia; N En-
rought sud { Morris, d.; c l. Clark, HowarC syillc;
T Payne.d' 7 Forzey and Il 3 "iniree, Chestcr-
3 Su'le't POwhatar; HObson, co. Avis,
Gooch and, " Walton, dc; + a Boogsh .IaiLt;
II T Gentry, Alhemare.
hHEtICAE HOTEL.-J T Bowyer and F
G"e-''r Bor"tourt; Il Fitzgerald, Buckingham;
IL . X 8s. a~d G Z Dawson, Mobile; G w How
'-d a.'a :; C:os '"an, rowha.an; A T Kennedy, Pc
.labIrg; G i Lnyd. c: J s Miller, F:rcaste;
Il : X: Ike, H5r~ ,!oa'; YIN Mayhem, naysyille
q Carroll, Ba -pre' \ Mosesy, s c; = M
French aud lazy, i Miss Julia French II York
: Campbell y t.; & Dunspaugh, N Y; q z Iar-
Brand II
CITY H TEX Moedy. Wyarokp; n
8"h, Staunt"r: Il Sheppard, Va C Il L; c J Ste
gH,"s.':, outu mpton; John Prison, do: N sa
"a Southampton; A Jones, York; a Graves
SU:rv; Hanger, Aueusts; T Whaling Norfolk
Il lis, CoochIand; g w D swell, Narrower; ] L
Moody, Chesterfield; Ih0s Jones. Texas; D & Ma.
son, Buckin ham; G u Branton, Va: : q Browne.
GoochIand; } w Harrison, Fred rickSbure; d
OhkiJ. New iorf; Slams and lady, Boston; Z
Greene Phi; c Marlin, Louisville; " w Dick
ensGn, rPmuhi.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
VIRGINIA IEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. %.
Aennft

-. .,,,
A report was made upon petition OF I no no,
mas A. Clarke and others, praying reiiei nom
the effect OF the law proh'9iting Lotlet,eS'L
The Committee declares II inexped'eh' 20 It.
elsiaie on the SUBJECT. ,....,,,.
The Senate passed JOINT resolution nu..lo,
rising the present state i,nra''ah 70 '1'a, f
charge Of the Library and Library uHq' ~
ter the lst OF January ana uhu' i"e 'o'"'
Comm tee on the SUBJECT can set'Ie a"d c'os'
his accounts. 49,.
Senate h',, estao',s ing pan" ~ h'n u:
Pleasant, IN Mason 'ou"'Y' as p,""' u "
the North-"es'ern Dan" al " 'e1'''5' WIS
passei. ,.,:. s.,,, r.;aov
Ihe Senate rSSoi'eH 20 a"Jo"'" HON ''o"'
10 Iuesday the ~o'h INST
House of Delegates.
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ELIAS HALE, Importer of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY

WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY
H1. GOODS, No. I O6 Main Streef.-Just
1Dopening, extensive assortment OF
Watches and Jevelry of every description, and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers at az low
prices az can be purchased In any of the Northern
cities City and country merchants, dealers and
Others will please call AID examine Goods and
prices The stock CON prises Gold Watches of every
description, from the most celebrated manufsc.
turers Jeuery of every description, Of new styles
and of the finest quality gold Guard, fob and vest
Chsinb; Ear and Finger hinge; plated Ware, com
prisias Tea Sets, new patterns spoons Forks, &c;
silver Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings Fruit
Knives, Card Cases &c: also, a very extensive as
sortment of gilt ard plated Jewelry of every des
cripti0D, suitable lJr the country trade; Combs,
Buttons, Bruihes, fancy Soaps, Cologne Water,
Extracts Pins, Cutlery, Clocks, Pencils, Bohemian
Giaas Ware Gran1oles Porte honaies, Cigar Csscs,
Dressing Cases, Portfoios, Blank Books, Note aud
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons. Coffee Mills, Ham
mers, Accordeons, Violin String5-in fact every
variety and kind Of the ABOVE description Of Goods
too numerous TO mention New Goods received
almost evary day. ELIAS HALE, Importer,
nO24 No 100 Main street
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EDUCATION.
Al KS, ELAM's NJ ARf no Il
Nl YOUNG LADIES, Broud street, be.
tween 23rd and 2dth, Church Hill.--Frcm

AT KS. ELAM's 3 K M 1 n Any 10 X
yl YOUNG LADIES, Brond street, be.
tween 23rd and 2dth, Church Hill.--Frem
and after the lst of January this institution will be
prepared for the reception of boarders and day fu.
pills, as ell alterations and arrangements will have
been completed by that time. The Principal has,
in addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departments, secured the assistance of
effcient and expsrie need teacher from Washing.
ton, D. C. S.udies-are the various branches Of
English, Philosophy, Chemistry, Fotany, Astrono.
my, Mythology and Rhetoric. Particular atten-
ton directed 10 writing, composid =, arithmetic
aud cnurcietion.
Board per scholastic car of 10 months, with bed
Tuiiipn-Eng.ish varying according to the at
tsnDiert OF the pupil, from lb to , IS
Music on the pisro Vocal nstIucton incuded) 40
Painting AID drawing ~
Languages and Lectures at Profess or's ices.
N, B.Io those sufficiently Interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory references will De given, either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN b"gs leave 10 add, that the classes of
Astronomy and Geography are daily inst uctcd in
the Of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
40 nv
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RASVGhS.-J. =. PERKINS haTing return
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give liz
saruction IN tire various branches Of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures ard Flowers. His sub.
jec.s models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with view % attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taate. ard
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art Invited 10 call at his
rooms Corner Of 9TH AID Franklin streets) and eX.
anime his porttolios
Lessons given at the pupils residences, If desired.
Separate hours devoted 20 young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio where they will be re-
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
Oc4-3u+
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GI On $i.00.-Oie thousand LS an, Ss
Il .UO, haze been taken at oSBoass "a
suerrean Galleries since the reduction I picss.
All we NV win II undersood by all tia. osaoTa
will continue 10 take fee Ssy'l+shi asa'hGr$' ~
neat Gaze for 81 Remember. this ia the oa!Y 'sSe
where SKY sht MINISTRIES are taken ior 81
thoEc that think ons duisr 10 too cheap Tor 80
LiAene.s, We would only say. call aud 8ei q LiA~
nsas worth Z az sIO Remember tas place.
OsBORNS,
Opposite he Haaks, sign Of the American F'sss
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ssSSgsr PIANCS.-P. H. TAYLOR is
- sconstantly receiving elegant and
7 4 E5 h splain Fia0o, from the popular ma
j . TX skers, Nunns L. CLARK
These Instruments received the great gold medal
prize ct the ''WOrid's FGir," London, 1851; and
they ha7e invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with toe
Ae.dlljc Frame and patent strings and are
confidently recommended for SUeetaesS Of tone and
great 5Uity, which quality will be appreciated
in the COT utry, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P. Il. Taylor has so!d these Instruments IN thi,
city for the las. seventeen years to the entire salts
faction of MS numerous customers.
" Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the largest and be.,
collection in the Sta-e] Violin and Guitar Strings
ViOlirs and Gaitars of tie best quality, a. low
prices. Pr. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store
nc5 IGO Main gtrect c,:aste tho Ranks
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NOTICE


- CRING 70 EUROPE AGAIN.-
MzA Selling of at Cost, md some
ny Il. Goods below Cost-At HENRY ny
sasxsls MANS, Direct Importer Of Watches and
Guns, No So, Main Street. IA | Intend going TO
Europe again in the Splg 70 make further ar
rang ments for importing Watches cld Guns di
rect to this city, 50 as to lie enaol TO Keep the
tr.de in our state. to CO mpete with the Northern
Importers, ! will now ctter for sale the whole of
my valuable stock OF & I'D AMI Silver lever Watch.
es; God Fob, Neck and Tcst Chains, Seals, Keys,
Lcckets, Ear Rings, Finger Kings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets and Bards AID great variety Of Fancy
Articles too numerous 10 mention.
= Rare G;sance.--l mare a,so on hand lot ct
Pisted, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Plated Casters,
Abats Tea Setts, four pieces; Casters salt Cellars,
Ink Stands, and lot OF Paper |ache Goods, which,
VII be sold les than Cost, 10 make room FIR my
lot & Guns, which expect daily from England.
Dou't forget that il is q!
HENRY HTMAH'S, No 96,
&c Direct In.oolte. OF Watches and Gums.
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-, sr=z ---.E2yszsrt-s1T1 -
esE 50 y E7sss2se.S7s.. <3~-s4sEls> 49,. !;
- ICD:!3SD AND DANgii.AE TSEII-

ssA q u - 49,: ~ 8. $500
DTTHf!0TD AND DANyjII--ii.f1- RaIT.a.
"a ROAD, OPEA TO KEfSViLLE, u MILES
an and after Monday. hove'nber 9Th, 1852, n resu.
AR Passenger TT4a VIII run L ally SUNDAYS cxceu;
sd tetwcJn Richmond sni keysvie.
The Train vii atop for passengers only at the fol
lowing points:
Manchester. Powhite, Robiou's, Coal Fields, To
maSawS. PowhstGa, Petersburg Road, Matioax
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen
ng' Ordinary, haytoksh, Liberty Church, Mehsr.
lin and Clstk's
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. IL Re.urrjna
leave keysvii!o AZ l.25 p. II
Children Endcr 10 years Of sgp, free provided 81
saat 10 not occupied or claimed by them; from 10
ard under ID years Of age, half price Seryant.
travelling by Themselves must be furnished viii
two passes so that one can be retained la the ot!cf;
and II must be expressly stated on the Dsas that m
are permitted to go on the cars
n. Passengers for Lyrchburs vii! take the
soutnslde train at Hnyto&sh for Rice's Station
thence by flsag Il Cos Stages to Lynchbure Pas.
senge.s tor Hsitax Court House and eny:Ila Va
can NEE, Mess Flagg s. Cos horse coaches At
heysvife And passengers for Grceas borough and
salisbury, ~ T., via Danvi!lP, can meet Mrssrg
Flag & Cos horse coaches on Moadays. Wed
Desdays and Fridays at Key vile.
fassens ers for ClaIksvi.ie, BoyGton Milton n
Z, and faneeyviile can meet Messrs Moss g. Cn's
coaches al Ksysville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
de IouN II. OSBORNE. sup,.
TINS attention N Ladi.s is solicited u the az
ana elegant assortment Of Brnene. Merion
Sssomere Bay State and Waterloo lsll wool lonr
a sa square shAws, to bs found at The Mst.opo.i.
tan store --hry comprise largs vartetr in ~, -;
y,ASie and prire Also, general assottrnsnf :,
Dry Goods. suitable for the season. '0' ID
,on - WILCOX & BETS.
~ % Isl Eagle Square Msia stre.,
TCHE9ON;s CFI- 3 :. !. :. : : ::
l. EDY FOR BLIND AND " EnninG R nS "a
H,n. p.d :sfs, sure and mild rerrndv o. tcS
uss rfsispsus Anil and all cth-r d,sesss, ~ TO- 10
AHA ana one will coavincs the .ps,ien. cf T..
aao ana cu'shvs n1pe-ie. = VI u
pnee ~. one J;isr = o. 50. Der bax
so,sspp arsd BY w: HUTCHINSON, A,ast.,,s,,
Dava = A 9 u hiehmoad by Purcell, Lsda l. C.
~ "faI' se29-dIy
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DIR. ADDIuGTON, (gradu.

aEgv@ DIR. ADDIUGTON, (gradu.
STghsss:ssA ate) DENTIST, practitioner since
LgfYYs 1912, having fully tested his reduced
prices. desires TO make known 10
every person that he will Continue permanent the
following charges fer his services with the assur-
aroe that his operations shall re performe6,be,ter
tEan under ats past eZorOitaQ: fees. How sol Be
cause he and his assistants are Kept IN full exercise
and make more money.
Extract tooth - cents; Plug with sver or tin 50
caas; :Hth gold IS cent? Pivot Tooth - 50; Plate
Tooth SF; upper or lover setts @25, with or with.
ou: natural artificial Eu:..s. &c nos
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a. FOR RENT, that desirable busioess stand.
- NO 8 me!n street, d. PRESENT occupied BY
M 'ona b. Styale. Possession given the Isl De-
ceinoer, 1852. Applyto HENaY jerks.
% Ao-3tawt At Edwin Worlasm & ca
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Hing William, July, 1852.
In GrHnip, DYse1tPry, and pider Bites

DR. Du kal-DelT Sir: have administered Your -
miiy Auti-Spasmodic in several violent sttec.s
cramp and dysantery. l have applied Is externally .
the bite OF spider, when thers was au enormous '1
aEgemeut OF the limb and intense YuIu--H b. S..
perfect success. have sold great deal ct II Ia IT,
neighborhood and far know, il has given naYer
sal satisfaction All who have tested 1t seem 70 'aas
1t has no equal family medicine deem Il Gue .
say that in most Of the instances alluded 10 above ~
rious remedies used withou, effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

DRIvATE PRACTICABLE PLUME
/ CO may be consulted, conhdeuasllg, Tor .as
treatment. of the following diseases: Esup,;oaA
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swe!lings, or en-
lsrgements syphilis, and all morbid dlscaar3H.
whether recent or chronic. Also, 81 those con-.
plants termed female diseases. Tbs sdyertise1s
invite attention 20 thelr chemical extract 81 VIC
Flowers which may be regarded as the very oss'
article known, To give tone and vtgor 10 cerN.h
abused aud debili.ated organs VOL as 10 removals
q system shalleres by dissipation or othe: eacss.
Medicines securely put up, with :3l 2lfsS2oIs
and seat 10 order. Post paid letters Prom2ays ;"
.ended TO. Oaice on Franklin street. oe!o"
ehanxs Hotel, and irst door below Tinl.y eal!eas
Richmond Virx tnfs Us
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az Gti3G'5HEs3RE'S RHEUnI ATTIC COTf-
IVA FOUND ARD BLOOD PURIFIER --11s
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the wors.
form of this dreadful diseasel have been cured pera
nsuy during the past year by the OF few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of Oh standing, many Of
whom have been crPples for years from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great
medy, which is vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it will
in every case, either inflammatory, (acute)
chronic form. Testimony Of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheeruy submitted to the inspection OF
all who may feel sufficiently Interested to call on the
Aston House New York. One bottle S. three bottles
SO PURCELL, LADD & co,
Sole Agents for Richmond
w v ALEXANDER l. CO.
pronrietnrs
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IyKEAT BAKGKtNH IN CALfCOs.-
N A large LOT Of ca icos, st cents, Sor'a " Se
rich Printed Moasslaines, white and eolorsd fIaa
nels KeTseys, Satiness. Gloves and Hos:cfynp
sc,her with every article usually found 10 p'S
(roods house; aad IL you want bargains, call on
w, ROOTWRIGaT.
No 2s5, corner ist and Broad ss'eets
no 9-ts
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tHIIH"HI pHyHICIfEs IN

G.: w. IT IF37FiLh, I'M, AprT 18Th II,
2iI-He nave given your Cherry PectoraI an. -.
ded trial In our practice, and find II 10 s7Tna, re
other remedy we have for curing affections n YER
mir a.
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n OTICE.-JAn-ES a. SMELL. Executor, vii
offer, al ;3s o.: =.aai Eu.h Hil=igh. dec't
the entire sock OF Dry Goods, at and below cost.
Many desirable Goods may BE- had at reduced
prices, consisting in part CT the following, viz:
Heavy Sa,nIe,ts, Kcr.oya and Blankets, for Ser
wants,
Superior fine Cloths, Cas3imers Fes:irgs, &c, for
Gent,""eE,
Heavy aud fine Cotton saeotlazs and Sh;rtincs
Also, large stock Of plain anu figured, black and
fancy c0iorcd Dress SIlas Ior Lanias and many
other Ge'iga5!e Goods usually found n the Dry
Goods line, suitable for the season, which vii. be
sod whOut reserve unit! lst January, 1852.
A.! persons wishing to eecu-e good barE aims viii
do " ell to call soon. ol9-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23
Respectfully, yours,
5 W Z MISE
(Signed)

(Signed) W ! III =.
Manufactured By ? DU VAL. NJ D. KiaEW .a'as
II, Va, to whom I'll orders should be addressed Prte
81 70 cents and 81 per bottle.
For sale in Richmond, Va, BY Purcell, Ladd Go
wholesale agents and by Thomas Mccarthy. biai1
Bodekcr and VIM Ladd in Baltimore by CA15y
y Hatch III Portsmouth BY GaIllcA GwathniH j. ala
by Druggists generally kaQb-J.-s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23
FOR NORFOLK AND POIsM0tTh.

FOR NORFOLK AND POIsMot EH'
Tie Steamboat Augusta, Ia?t
stgEE,5ssrs:yr3sWm c. Smith, will resume A''
place u on tie lire via Port WR.thal 'r:ta9
ab,ve V,aees. on MONDAY, Dec uhsr 2J;a, 4sj-
The Cars running in injection with the augusta
will leave .Ae Richmond and Petersburg DePD' .
that ard every succeeding Monday We1@e,aa5
and F.iIsy morning, 81 bH 1'c.0ca.
Fare.
To City Point.
10 Cokc's ash the Grove. ~
70 Norfolk and Portsmouth,. : ~
ctta-S
Chidrtn over and not over : yHsrs o! age, as..
price.
de Is TuOS. DODAIkAD supp!