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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

SUSPICIOUS Characteristic fellow who was
going through the city few days ago, representing
himself as a member of a church, accidentally
caught from home without money to get back, and
who was making appeals to our citizens Tor ald
to the amount of $50 or more, was seen mingiins
with the crowd at the Democratic dinner on Wed.
nesday night in company with another stranger
and suspicious looking character. On this occa-
sion he was very genteely dressed, and wore a
handsome full cloth cloak, of short, fashionable
cut. When he was his begging rounds, few
days ago, he was rather indfferenty clad but his
appearance on Wednesday night was such as to
give him the appearance of a gentleman OF the
first water ard to allow him readily to gain sduiis-
sion into any company. He is man apparently
about 40 years of age, full features indicating thu
effects of liquor and is nearly quite six feet in
height Our city is occasionally visited by a com
pany of pickpockets burglars, &c. and it is feared
that we now have in our midst gang Of these pre-
datory characters. We hope the police will keep
vigilant eye on their movements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03
ArHYsIcIAN's TESTIMONY

Deer Sri have Witnessed in number OF n
stances he administrator OF tue SPAN III MIX
TURE," manufactured by yourself, aud have been
surprised at its wonderful effects, particularly IN
cases requiring Alternative. ia one case of Goa
sumption, dependent upon liver disease especially
Me effects were wonderful indeed.
Yours, very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

SERVANT GIRLS WANTED.-Six no.
~ nest industrious and careful Servan. Girls may
find good situations, by applying at
de3 D STRECKER'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

MANITOBA situation Book Keeper, or
w Salesman, in the wholesale business by
cities. Unexceptionable testimonials furnished
Address K C. L. Richmond @ de 3-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

E1~ To the Pupilc.- Your attention 10
vteo 10 the very beautiful styles Of DaguerreoIyt
which MINIS * WATSON are daily is3ulHs ifosa
their gallery, No 35N Main street, Mansion HoaS<s
daily, are heard 10 exclaiu they the bsss '5
ever tseen they are certainly tie most pa'as~
looBt1g eyes ever saw. As We have reSeF 10
sorted to hambug, or tried to write ourselves ~.
notice, we ask the public 10 call and judge ~,
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don's forget ihS
place, Ns 35i Main street, Mension House.
no 80 MiHNIS & WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

Or FOX RENT.-The house and store, No
I'll 90 Main street., at present occupied by the
proprietor a Clothing Store, and without excep-
ton. the very best business location in the city of
Richmond. The necessity of attending to hus
in another State is the only for renting
the premises. This is an opportunity that seldom
offers, and may not again for years. There is a
lease that has nearly FIVE years to run. Early ap.
pIications are solicited. Call on the premises, 9e
Meia street. LEWIS HYNEMAN
do Admit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03
II For Coaghs. CoIds. Group an

For Coughs, Colds, Croup ana
Whooping Ccush-Be prepared for change q
weatber.-Tne frequent changes of the weather
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, lrrsalion
CT the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis, a.! OIL
which can be cured, aud the system fortified against
frequent attacks b. using DR. 5 ROSES Ce.e-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only SO cents.
Children ere also liable to r-up, wa.In d2a,
geroos complaint ytlds immediately TO DE-
Roses never falling GROUP SYRUP. P'ise .
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint e."aJ'
worse in cold and damp weather. The ailic.se
will tud great relief in the use Of Dr. > Noses
WHoOPiNG COUGH SYRUP, whca always re
heves and prevents the disease from r1&n1LS !l.o
other diseases, such as inhatn nation OF the L49s'
Dropsy in the Chest and Consumption. iIies ~
cents. DIR Roses successful treatment 10 all Lung
Affections has created great demand Tor the aoo'S
highly valuable Family Medicines. .,,,.,
10 be had at the Drug Stores OF PuRCELll
LADD q CO. BENHETT & BEERS, ADiG =
GRAY, A DUVAI., Il Il DUVAL, GAfhoh =
WOOD, A SrRECKER, A B0DkkEk
BLAIR, S N ZACHRlSSON and w LADD.
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- sCROFULA.-Richn Sept %. 1919
here tity that, for the last ten ,weve years,
| have frequently suffered from sweials around
the throat which n physicians declared TO be
hereditary ScTofala, having had sister who died
from that disease. At times suffered very mucn.
Last October caught severe cold and was in
two months declared by my physician to De in con-
frmed Consumption. and would certainly die, hay
ing ali the symptoms which my sister mad previous
to her death | was induced as a last resort 10 cy
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE three bo!.es
Of which cured me entirely, and to this . y ar
as well and as hearty as any man in Virginia.
ETNHARD , WEST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS "A meeting OF the
Alumni CT the University of Virginia, was held in
the hall of the House of Delegates last evening" for
the purpose of taking subscriptions for the pur-
chase of Raft imm ortal picture, 'the School oil
Athens valued at S2500 But few were in atten-
dance On motion, T. j. Boyd, of Wythe county,
was called to the Chair, and Randolph Tucker ap
pointed Secretary. Mr.. J. r. Thompson then rose
and stated that $3.50 had been already subscribed,
but that the treasurer of the committee Of sub
scrpton, Col. Ellis, was absent.
In view of the thinness of the meeting and the
high character of tn object they had in view, he
would move that the meeting adjourn over until
the evening of the 18th inst, BY which time q
larger attendance of TIE Alumni would doubtless
be secured, and the object of the subscription be
more generally known.
The motion was carried, and the meeting ad
j2urned over until the 10Th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE DANvlLLE RAILROAD
Polls we're opened yesterday, per order OF the
City Council to take the vote of the freeholders ct
this city upon the question, whether the city shall
make an additional subscription of $50 600 to the
Danville Railroad. to aid In Its completisn AZ
though the vote was small 1t clearly indicated the
general desire of Citizens as far as lay In their
power to have this important work put into com.
plete ana successful operation The vote for and
against the subscription was as follows:
Madison Ward For the subscription, 3d.
Against il IA -
Monroe Ward.-For the subscription, 124.-
Against it 90. -
Jefferson Wdrd-For the subs chption, 10
Against 1t Is. oo.
Total number of votes for the subscription 296
ainst it Ill. Majority for the subscription Ieo
If there had been any very great opposition to
the measure it would certainly have been mani
tested at the polls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

Nss FOR RENT.-CottagH No. in War
III wick's roE, on I'd street, in excellent orde
ana possession given in few days
de3-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

49, JOHN II. MARTIN, PORTRAIT
@>GA PAINTER AND ENGRAVER, II6
Main street, over Tyrer's Gun store.
ry7 B. NJ. expects 10 leave the city about the
1sE January, to be absent several months. Persons
having business with him. are therefore invited to
give MIN an early call no 30-lmis
80 DIR X. IAiDDER IA Ll5 * mas
s~Ga removed his Office and residences to tire
house at the corner OF S.h and Man sts., opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no 5-2md*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

~ As the season is with US, when there ia q.
ways much sickness among children, caused a7
sudden colds, it may not be ainlss for US to men
ton that the new medicine, layers Cherry Pee
toral attracting much of the public notice, fGi
the cure of serious Lung compisiats, is when used
in small doses, one Of the best in the world for 0c
casiona family use. tits simple and harmless Tor
article ourselves and would recommend or read
ers to call on PURCELL LADD s. CO. and get 8
bottle for tria. de %:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

ESn IS REWARD.-SIrayed or sto-
SMx,IEM len, on Saturday night last, from my
H residence, below the County Court
es1Ek.s House, large White Eeifer, with
dark spots on her neck and head, about one year
old, and well grown for her age. | will pay re-
ward of IS for her delivery to me.
de Sit" CATHERINE HAYES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03
II How Rsautif,l and Rrighr 1ha Lamea

River water looks af'er it has passed through the
Porous Glass Filter; we sure that lady
housekeeper would do without it, if they were to
see it in operation. This instrument proves that
every family that uses the James River water un-
filtered consumes tunbler full of thick,
shiny mud every week. Two dollars expended
far one of these Filters, will give you clean, pure
and pellucid water, WHISTLER Tor drinking, culinary,
washing mechanical purposes. 1t will filter
from 400 to SEQ gallons per day.
Certificates.
The decayed vegetable mstter in river water is
fruitful source of fever and ague-F Mott,
River water abounds with impurities which the
New Filter" removes perfectly and rapidly, there.
By preventing all danger of living animals from Gu
tering the stomach-Prof Renwick
1t is bett7r to remove those a1inas by the new
"Porous Glass Filter" tnan to expel them after
they get into the stomach-Dr Tusner the Amari.
can Chrome. Thermalist.
The New Filter" removes all impurities Prof
TORY.
Il is the bes! article of the kind-Dr II Chiffon
Experience has shown that the existence of ami
maicuse in water has be n the cause Of severe and
fatal disease.-Dr Armstrong.
For sale by the Agent at the Store of G. & A.
BARdAMli, Jr.. No POI Main st. no 30-lw+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

- FOR RENT.-A framed house on Mar
Hsa shall near I'd street. containing about rooms
with the usual outhouses, &c. Apply to
de3-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

M z. GARTER
wSold by BENNETT L. BEERS, and Dug
gists generally nc -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

LEE. Bakers Premium Bltters-Hard
to beat-Still they cOme.-Edgwo Hen.ico
Coz. Baker ESQ., hereby certify, that have
and found them to he first rate family med cine
and have found them to effect everything that mas
been ssid of them 1t is also my opion that per,
sons in the constant use of them will never be az
tackled with the Agas and Fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

r. Grand New Years, Present-a D..
Gold Watch, worth sixty i've dollars, win be me-
sented on New Years day at 8 P Mountain & ca
Jewelry and Fancy Store, No. 2l7 Main street R;ch
mond The subscribers offer 10 the public a rs,s
chanc e TO get beautiful fine 18 carat gold Hnn,in
Case Watch, suitable for a lady or gentleman a.
new years present. The following arrangement
will be made on the 1st of November, and eontn~s
until the LIST of January, 1858:
Eve" narsnn. on DurcL:.;. . zach and o,u...
tice of the value of 50 and upwards will Tscaiza.
card with number on 1t, and their name and ro,
responding number viii be registered In book
kept for that purpose. On new years dsy All DC
corresponding numbers Of &c rds issued viii ha -.
In bag and well shaken when number viii 10
drawn by person entirely disinterested and tho
person holding the card with the number corre,,
ponding to tina. which is drawn will receive a nTs
sent OF fine gold hunting case watch
Each persoD, on purchasing each and eye-v or,;
Gle of the value OF 81 so to So, will in Ike name
receive card as above, aud the holder OF tbs rar
responding number drawn viii receive present g
hre gold locket worth SO. And each psr.cr ~
purchasing or getting repaired each and every a..
tcle OF the value Of from so cents to 81 So viii in
Ike manner as above drawn, receive bandsoroa
port InonIaie worth So
fne assortment of Jewelry, Clocks, Wa.cbe,
and Fancy Articles on hand
Clocks and Watches repaired by an expar,en.ea
workman. All kinds Of ewery made and renai,a5
at the shortest notice and lowest prices and raj.
faction warranted Diamonds and other prseicr,
stones set to order in the latest New York style
EB-The articles will be exhibited In the Wind,
until the drawing. Don't forget ia place
s P MOUNTAINS a. co.
no l-2m* No Ply Main sfrn1o.
Eg Some other folks seem to think "a We r.
that Mr. Simons is one Of our best artists the To-
| lowing complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country will be read with pleasure:
ELLIsv1LLE, LOUISA Co, Nov 20tb
Mr. Stmons-Dear Sir Il am so highly delighted
with the picture you took for me last week and i
has given such universal satisfaction to INV friends
that have directed my wife to call at YOUR GALL
| for the purpose of having hers taken, which Won
Will please take and act in frame similar to thai,
| Of mine. wish them TO match as near as pos,ibIs
My wife, You viii find, think, a pretty GOOD spf,
ject, and If you succeed with hers as well as va,
did with mine, (Which has already caused hun
dreds to say they would call on YOU viii iasure
| you many patrons from our county.
Yours, respectfully.
no "A Jas. WRIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

DIREcr TRApE.-The merchants who sign
ed the memorial in favor Of the establishment
Of line of steamers to Antwerp, after hear
ing the determination Of the three representa-
tiyes of the city that they would not vote for
the establishment Of the line, resolved, on yes
.erday, from motives Of self respect, that they
would take no further steps, at present, in the
matter, and therefore no meeting was held al
the African Church last evening.
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Price only 50 cents per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd Co, A Bodeker, Adie & Gray, Ben
nett l. Beers, Gaypor 4 Wood, and Z Picot Man
street; FL Blair, VIM P Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve
Broad street. Richmond, Va. no4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-03

Richmond Va, 1852-E. Baker, Esq, Dear ST.
This is to certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three four years and has
been entirely relieved from the use OF two bottles
of E. Bakers Premium Btters My meth3r las
also been subject 10 the nervous headache for seTs
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

Hon4erlai y scor,ry. The E,,mo,,f lVn1
True Talr,niaH ssv.' that a ooriion IF n.c,,-
hrIy Mscidamized roid has been discovered on
on The opposite side ot the river from fanuount
Is width IS sixteen feet and u extends along
the bank of the RIVER. This discovery was made
by the washing away Of hll side which par
TALLY covered the road
tx Governor Jones, 10 his recent speech 10
New y orb, sud that kentucky was the first
state that was odmlted INTO the Union after The
war Governor Jones must allow Vermont that
honor as she was Admitted INTO the mon
March 4ih. i13i, and heninchy was ADMITTED
Jane 81, l7ts
Iake. one hundred miles In circumference
heretof,re unlpovn r., tb. whites. has been dis
covered within fifteen miles NJ. Anthony
>--t .....t....-l.. ,..,......
N.' O"0 u'itN '"' F,'P'' - "'| '"'H''- ~
9,'"'" N9 .'v ,' )"
ii'''"l Ply
F'. ""N '"' '"''a' 10 University S'"'!'
People who ure too economical 20 advertise in
the newspapers, wlll do well To read what Genln,
the Great New J ork halter, has 10 say on the
sub T. tie talks thus
The benefits aaVe derived from the press
as an advertising medium are beyond NY power
10 estimate, aud am well satisfied from careful
observation aud experience that adNertsng Is
The mainsprng Of success ia every branch OF
business"
Dr. Junius smith. the tea culturist. writes from
GrccuyiUe. : C.. under dat. OF the 3-th ult that
a new importation of tea nuts has been received
from China m excellent order M = IS vet
smnne as TO the fitness of our climate for the
growth Of the plant.
\ D,,g,n Reay;-.L Some time during the
mas, Summer. a stranger stopped at one Of the
wter,nr places ON the mountain, south Of Way
nesboro, Pa. After his arrival there he was
taken slcS nd Tor several day. was apPTehuy
deraused. On ms recovery he informed me pro-
P1r'or OF the house That, during hs Illness he
hd dreamed for three nights an succession mat
De hal discovered, at certain distance IA uie
nountnn uader a rock, an earthen eroo H. con
go,,hs 6,.,, ey,.l.aj ~ .,,r,,r =, AMI soole of
tasi ,nv.ter,i,. dream
AGsr,,,rls t,,,g,g..r ,hov ,,are WALKING to-
gelb m Han d.rect,on wbsn tbe dream was
gtn adv.r,eI IN nv tb. sir,noet. and the pro-
Bnet,r Ar once nrop5ssd an examination 10 satls-
fy tha,r c,r,osi,y no rork was soon found.
aud after carefully brushing the leaves away, il
was removed and to their utter amazemeut there
sat a creek full of silver They took II out and
conveyed II TO the house. and on examination II
was found TO contain SlO0 all in halt dollars,
which WIS divided equally between them.
he day after this discovery, the stranger was
about to take leave Of the @ountatn, and com
planned TO his friend, the proprietor OF the
springs, Of the Inconvenience of carrying the
SILVER, when an exchange was proposed ana
tlt'e, the stranger RECEIVING oauhaole paper Tor
I's su'er. II was not long after ms departure
e1er, ,2s. BE proprietor made snn'hef us
coyey-his four hundred dollars M silver was
Counterfeit, and he had thus been ingeniousy
snlndlcd out out Of two hundred dolars'-.Nor-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

store to-; cheese "a o, lard 10 a l29, tai
low a 9, dried apple 8, eggs lper dozl 10
"a, potatoes (per bu.l to az, pie apples none
-, dessert apples tNone)
Hay AND GRAiN.--Corn - IS, oats 81 a
40, hay 81 : per tom
FLouR.-Extra fine flour (per bbl) Sil a s.
fancy brands "A s., superhne : Sls.
GRocERIts.- ugars drown w. !. aud v. q.
per 10 ) &C., white and crushed Z a -. com.
w. |. doasses, (per gall % a 81, linseed OIL
80, coarse salt AZ to u7lo., dairy per bag ~
to "a.
MscELLANrous Dry and green hard wood
s25 per cord. shingles per N. ! Sl4 wool 81
sac per To-, nails at wholesale S3O0a -- cwt,
hides 90, sole leather lj4 Ice, upper lper f.
l2bc. Grained trimming leather 10.
Herds Grass Seed S23 per bush; Clover
seed ~ lie per 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
PATENTS.
Il FOREIGN OFFICE.


1910 the .uu ci,sr appointed h,lhe COMMITS sion
81 rutsnf-. Agent oi 'hr Patent Office, &C
CO. d lnc. with thc ltn : ciiun of Act 90 1897.
Having l 2u rtd tho Agcscy Tor the transmission OF
N,'t J., aHh adupfud liiau. uuie ui sending
them ht Patent office uhsscbB PufeHt b. pracurta
utths sdlir he runi,ut Geo forward tim fro
.ru-vfo pfrtr. Caveats, specii .aunn-, A-stsa-
mtnf- amt al the GO cnsslfy Papers aud psng. tpf -
tonts Hud trudrr adrcr gl lnd stirni,hc tisrs
rperiins tho Pateas srcued Europe aud ether
ruuuifiFs
i, npc thl. OH 20 inveuisrs saved the tim.
d aprn-e Of turuN 90 Washington dn'ay there. a.
we'll A. % per-un.t trouble u obiHl'HE ihrtr patents
They l.o have thu advantage 90 ucrbaNb planning hr
fous, rni oi 'on.uus e-port thrn maters
sperh caias The experience oi stftsH Srafs
racue. extensive collection of works dcc-tons
C.. nechanr sum rt-, 90. Patent Law, and patents
didrTcu rouuifio, collected at much eNrrn-e during
long his Ollie hts hn, esahiisheH, inselhrr With
here htpt Of inventions patented t Naahastons
Bile hn uh-cf ufurd 90 Inventors, drsifous oi pro-
tuuuc patDaf- constance aud uiofuun, which, "a oiEoT
rrspcUts, isht b. diliruli ct iftI'nmeat.
Il. u. EnDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
Hashae foa Jaig u. 1919 turing tho time occupied
tir ufcr Comiu..innef 81 fatent- a. % EDDY, E-q,
ot g. stru, did the tent Office - ieiiai io
fueurig Fatrutr. Ihsfr ir~, % tuf Po-ous acting
tant once and 'hsrr we've .ho Conducted II wlah
more sktl ddvA AL -urcrss. 'og t9'i Mt l'iy
.fprutd add -kiifu Patent Nocitur-
the UHtrd States, and have hesitation 40 assuung Ia
tat they raunu employ ersuu mote op trnt
mud tturtwn and capable ct putting th'lf apphca
a,in secufu Tor them eaty aud favorable
confederation Al the fatrni in'cr.
I. 10 Commissiuntf OF Patonts.
Bnston sent. g. 1851. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
Cambridge cattle Market. May 10

Reporedforthe Rustnu Dali, Aauius,r.
A. Market 4j6 Cmtle, about 800 H.. ard l56
stores, consisting" ct wrki oxen, and calves
hngs, Two, aud thee years old.
Press-Nmkei hert-Estta 81 90 PER rwi IT, quail
b., Sh.Adi seennt quality % 00lf 80 quauY S5 o. 3
@ ihuuiy S4,5is tdes $50 Iulisw so o.
5000 peh- ~ 30 - ell SKIN o 70 10 pee 10
VOID Ives B. VOC. ~ Il market Barr Hing cattle -.
. l-2 to ST PEI hnidf. d.
stores Working Osrn--Sa7 i0i. l07. H. aud l26
Cows und Ctive--l3, 49, % 81, ~ 20 IS
Nearuns- 8. 9 10 t"sl4
Two yr1rs old lt. ~. % 20 saa.
ihf years n6 20 90 - a. o. i-2 mud 70
sheep aud /. mi--lJ65 market. All sold quirk.-
pticrs--rx Is 60 .. t,-
ny Dot 81 . 3f2 10, 3 20. 4to5,75
SWiur GA utfket
Wholesale u 2-u TAFT to So pcI fh.
krnHfks inr 90 itttr hfHi 90 quf 'finur. FFtrH hff
has sid well tny boz urtntr, iathct had. a tcw ~
b.e,es suId y 8. ll 10 Z. b l-L hanlltd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
Mill, PnI.SENTED.

srAIL ~ NkNNnNT,l A. Fiohl7e 'VaH h"lden
Ma.hin ton Dsttrt 81 Probate ufcr In hou prhrf,
esd district, the 9th d. ct Nav, A. u.
le52, - .
4 Instrument, porin- 10 b. the LAST WILL A. ID
y TESTAMENT ct ~ IAN NNE, it,e Of Montnehef,
IN district dsc1a-rd hag presented 10 The Count here
hy Gsufge NoihustoG, thr eRscat' hrfe'n named tor
FREQ II "rvfrd hy said Couf, that all ufs"ns
rn.d ihriein be nniihe appear at sfsson Of said
our g. he holden tho Pfobair hIr in montpelier
nn 20th day ct Mas, A. lra2, a ten ucl"cki A. n
and shua rnu.s an. thes ave, against ,e Probate
VII which puf'"se, q Is iurhrf oideiedi tha,
ascnps Of IT th afdei he published Tines ~erk,
.urce.siveis 90 tie Neinuut atuhua saie Journal
printed 4 Montpelier all pre- SAID tune appointed
iuf heauns
copy Of record,
70 Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

AoNTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !-lMPORTANT
To nYSPEPTttS.
ia l. H. HOUGuTgN'- PEpStN, The True nigestiNe
Fiuid or Gasuic Juice, prepared fsm hENNEi, 81 The
FOUE1H STOMACH OF IHE OK, nftf dntciious 81
B.,.n iIEBiG the great Physiological Chemist, BY :.
uoIGHTHN, n. a. Philadelphia. ihis truis wendell
fal remedy Tor INDIGESTION, bfsrtPSiA A, JAuNnlCE
ifvEn ,flNPIAiNT. CONSTIPATION, sud DEB ~
~ curing ahet NATURES OMN METHOD, by IA
TUnEfS q \ AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE famph-
t c,inips Seientihc Eyd~nce Of ~ aue turashed by
agents sias. notice among the Medical Aess1ise-
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Ntarkcts.
Montpelier Prices Current.
REPORTED BY THOMAS A. DoTr.

REPORTED BY THOMAS n. DoTr,
MONTPELIER, May "a.
Best corned beef, a per h., fresh by the
ar. &, retail 2 a 8; best salt pork 10 a l21,
flesh, whole animall 5 90, retail, 4a9; NUT
On, 4a6.
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WHITE LEAD
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

III" ioii'~tng adsefi-rnent published Man 1919,
10 th " H,stnn pttiy Tnc. % spaers
IN he United Stiss. ~ James a. Wilson, the
Of tho " Nuudwonh Pei," ,horiy altrr had adveIiised
rONGuEiNG, AND GROWING MACHINE through