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tSh1CCis uOOFB from Ntnfn.
RICHMOND, 70.
GircaIar-1 Tiehess, cards.
nandniiIs, Blanks, &c. &c.
p,sraaS, OF every description,
R Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
cs.ved ana executed in the Handsomely style.
jy Is
HNHE "BEST'' CEhTIFICATF.-A lew
4 days since took violent cold which pro-
ouced hacking cough, accompanied with much
pam, winch Frustrated me upon my bed On tt e
second day my friend, c. c. Walter, stepped in to
see me, and learning my disease, presented bot.
tie OF A. q. DAVIS Cough Elixir. which ap.
phea according to directions, and before using one
fourth CT he bottle, the cough stopped and pain
removed, and | restored to my usual health Being
assured that have been benefited by its use and
That II has done me much good cheerfully give
my testimony In regard to its medicinal qualities
Very respec fully, f. A. BEST
Richmond, January 25th 1851
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT e.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ct, Richmond.
no30
20 COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS.
l. The subscriber begs leave to inform his city
and country friends, that he is stilI receiving by
steamer all kinds OF Goods in his line, which he Of.
ters at VT olesale or retail, on reasonable terms
The following articles comprise part of his as
so boxes Layer Rsisins, fresh and fine
rs halt do do do do
IS boxes Preserved Ginger
10 casks dry Currsnts
% dozen assorted Pickles-gallon, half gallon,
quarts and pints
5000 lbs soft and nard sheled Aim nds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Fiberts
$4,000 Cigals-from prime quality to low price
great variety of Fancy Candy always On hand,
with large assortment OF Fancy Articles and many
other Goods too tedious to enumeiate in store and
for sale by JUAN PlZZINI,
Oc 4 No 152, next to Exchange Bank.
DREsTOS 81 hiERRILL's, ANEALLI-
L BILE YEAST POWDERS.-Just received, one
hundred and twenty-five dozen OF these infallible
Powders which nave, after long trial and severe
test been fou nd 20 be supetG to every
OF the kind for making light and wholesome bread
They are a great convenience, are always ready,
ami sure to act; the dough requires 10 standing,
but is ready to bake az mixed They are
also peculiarly adopted to the making of Watfles
Mullins, Buckwheat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dump.
| hngs &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
oc27 ADIE & GRAY, lat Main street.
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EW AND BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
~ Editions of valuable Books, for sale by

Late Drinker e. Norris, 81 Main street.
Days OF Ancient Rome. by T Darlington Macau-
lay, win lluatratlons, original and from antique,
drawn en- wood by Geore ScharfJ Jan
Moores Irish Melodies, illustrated by D Mscise,
RIA
The Dramatic works of William Shakespeare
with remarks on his Life and Writings, by cTnos
Campbell
The Lille and Adventures of Oliver Goldsmith,
Biography by John Foster
Encyclopedia of Rural Sports or a cor plet tie
account Historical, Practical and Descriptive of
hunting, Shooting, Fishing, Racing, &c, by
Blaine ESQ
The History of Fiction, being critical account
OF the most celebrated Prose Works of Fiction,
frocl the earliest Greek Romances to the Novels OF
the present age, by John Dunlop, Esq
Class Book Of Botany, being an Introduction to
four, NJ D
Life in Mexico, during residence oftwo wears
in that country, by Madame De LAB de1c
II CEMBER.
Life and Adventures of Davy Crockett, iustra-
ted-plice SOC
Minnie Grey, or Who is the Herr by the author
OF stanfeld Hal-price soc
Whitehall, or the Times OF Cromwel-5Oc
History Of Henry Esmond by Thackeray-5Oc
A Lie OF Vlcissiludes, by James-price CSC
Yankee Jack, by Harry Hazel-price 25c
Ihompsons Bank Note Reporter for December,
containing notices of the latest counter feis-l2%c
BY the Archbishop OF Dublin-price l2Hc
EEWSPAPERS-Flago of Our Union, Waverley
Magazine, Banner, Sam, Home G. zette, Courier
Golden Dollar, Priyateer, and Carpet Bag all for
this week; together with every variety OF Prints,
Cheap Publications, Periodicals. &c, for sale
wholesale and retail, by LEWIS L. SMITH,
de Opposite American Hotel
CHILLING OFF, SELLING OFF, AT
~ AND BELOW COST-If you wish to be con-
WINGED of the fact, YOU have only to give LEVY
call. ! he has determined q
now occupies. He wishes to be perfectly under
stood thai be is selling out to close business in this
city persons in want of Dry Goods, at saving
Of from rs to so per cent, will find LEWIS the
place to do it, Bear it in mind that there is no
humbug in this advcrtsement-ana, to sstisly
yourself, call ana examine the stock.
ABRAHAM LEVY JR,
POI E:Oad street.
The store and dwelling is now Tor rent. have q
lease Of five years the property, which will be
literally disposed OF
ABRAHAM LEVY,JR
de 20l Broad street.
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II. FOR SALE OE RENT, the neat and
M:a comfortable residence on the East line of 9Th
near the City Spring, now occupied by Mrs.
Ann q. Carter. For terms, apply to
de st w. GODDIN.
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FHLApELFHiA, Nov. 30.-The monthly
s,a-ga4ut Of The Mint shows The receipts Of
gold tyr the month to have been S. 100000;
lie coinage 81 $50, 0GQ ,543. The total receipts
IL. the past eleven months are set down at
$s,tJ9 3J4.
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Ga FOR RENT, the Store House No 1874, ON
81 the North side of Man street. between 9th and
lO'n streets, now occupied by D. Mcfarland as
tailor's shop Possession given Let day of Jan
uary next or sooner if desired. Fer terms, apply
on the premises to
de l-3t@ BENJAMIN SUTTON.
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IEaSLiuSi0n .4fa!ys.

N.>ui>,loN, Noy. 3o-The Presidents
.,.s.-el, IN t,p@. ani special messengers
=. .srtwlsl copies of il 6 o'clock to,mor.
~, u..rrg ;,r New Orleans and other dis
...,.. ats. rhc New Orleans messenger will
,.s.. mere next Wednesday morning, stop
nine nierme 1iatr places.
{.r-ai L. molralic festival was held at the
LIZ, States Hotel this evening.
Nr. Fuuty has to-day Feinstuted all but four
.. ue lex CLERKS discharged yesterday.
IRE re ". NimbalI has been appointed con-
g.. 4 ~. Helene, 10 Gil tie vacancy OCCASION
.t.,.:.c l-.yh u! the consul.
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NaRpETING AT the old stand Of Hugh kIeign,
u deceased, just received and for sale, fine as
sortment OF Csrpe;ing at reduced prices Tor cash,
by >,x,, -,
no 30-ts JAS. A. SMELL, Executor.
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TOBACCO BOX l1AkING.-I have re
L moved my shop from Clay street to Water
street, near 18th, the Dock, where shall be hap
Ply to accommodate my customers and others In
want of work in my line.
De l-dI2t JAMES GUM.
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NV ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The Wing Con.
,s..,a held at Baton Rouge to-day, nomina.
.fL..., Boredom for Governor.
Tie steamship Yacht has arrived from the
ar.ays vii. $lCJ 500 in specie. She reports
..tas UlsnI storm occurred off Galveston on
.- . j.. il which the steamer United States
.-s a-oiy wEe> hed, but finally weathered the
ss5,
The steamboat laborers at Mobile have
sr-rA t.s Lighter wages. They ask an advance
la,uiy dollars per month.
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&C l3-ts Corner Of Main and Governor s.,

NALUABi.E LAND FOR sALE.-We
' will sell sixty of very superior LANDS
acres cleared, balance heavily tim5ered- situated
on charlottesville Turnpike, aboutfour miles from
the city.
There are no buildings this land, but ii has on
it first rate apple orchard and peach orchard and
is we'll watered.
This little tract, which Is in e hirh state of im-
provement, may be increased to 107t acres if de
sirable. 1t is in healthy and agreeable neighbor-
hood, and that some estimate may be made OF its
present value, win state, that this same land
sold for $50 per acre, but we will now sell it
for less and will make the terms an inducement to
purchasers Title perfect.
TOLER & COOK,
noll General Agents.
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CIyCINvArI Nov. GA party ofabout for
e.. .sr.ous on horseback, while returning from
'.a~m. Yesterday, near Louisville. commen-
j., mcin-, and coming up with DIR. J. w.
'....he.l, Of that city, who was riding into
Wa, shocked him down, killing him instant
j.. bg; one q the party was arrested, and he
,-s .cel held to bail tor manslaughter.
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I OsT OR MISPLACED, a printed nego.
IL liable note signed by myself but not filed up for
any amount, nor is it payable to any person. The
finder will confer favor on the subscriber by
leaving il at this office, or by h4ndngi TO me- The
public are cautioned against taking any note of
mine wihout seeing me, it ia possible that some
one may attempt to i'll up the blank and pass it Oft
de l-2t* JNO. tiLAZEBROOk.
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A YOUNG GUARD ATTENTION.-At
Etend meeting of your Company, at your Ar
III nory, GA Thursday, the 2nd day Of December,
Vat O'CLOCK, Nj. Principally. By order of
the CaptainSs JOS w BARLOW,
no 3O-d3e Sergt.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH

Ia HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
va lONABLE CLOTHING received, the
Ef greatest variety Of Cloths, CassimeIes and
--ah1ss- Veatrgs to be found in the city, of the
latest and approved sly le! consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali qualities;
French fancy cold ClJths and Ceseimeres CT every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths all quail
ties; French Hlnalega Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Petershim Cloths, French marie and
clOuded CsssimerCs new
vestings.-Figured Silk, Plush end Velvet;
Quadrills silk, Plush ard Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush ard Velvet !;
plain Plush SILK, Cashmere Vestiugs, penssk silk
Ve6tings, black and fancy Grenadne SILK Ves'iugs,
Buff aud white Grenadine silk Ves;ings, Party
Vestines decidedly rich.
Ready. Made Clothing of all kinds nd qua
tes Of the vel latest styles, such Kossuth Over
Coats, Esquimaux Wrappers, Lama;tne Sacks,
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top Coats, Hunting Goats,
Fancy GO0ds-Fancy Ties aud CrsvGts CrimD
and FIi Ties something ne9; Apron Ties, black
and fancy rich Il ncy and blac SILK Scarf, do. DO
Satin, Gloves OF al kinds, Collars, Suspen3ers,
Socks-siIk, cotton and merino Dress Shirts, SILK
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Gail and see for yourselves.
E. B. SPENCE,
Garner # Main nd
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Wellington G0ddin,

Two VALUABLE LOTS ON GAM.
4 BLE'S HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold On VI ednesday, the sth dsy of Dec.
1872, upon the premises. commencing at O'Clock.
TWO most valuable building lots on GambIes Hin
fronting each 81 feet on the east line of Sd street
running BACK l2o feet to alley 20 feet These lots
were sold at auction on the 18th dsv If O.,ohs,
ias'' and the purchaser mt having complied with
'ne term, oil sale, they will now be sold At the
r's9ue ana costs Of the former purchaser.
de B coDD,c A..
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JOB PRINTING

DIS PATCH OFFICE.
GoVernor street, 2 doors from maiu.
RICHMOND IN
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LAIWBKEE rs VENICE,
E4tl Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware G, Extra, I56 Nov 80:
Is a Al "a II s. 81 40 50 u q 10 2.
Ticket 80 IS 10, piize.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass l50 Nov 30:
63 80 % IS 81 10 SO "a 40 4 II.
TO-day.-The Delaware state Lottery, Class
l52. Capitals: $4,000, II coo, 10000, 5000, 1000,
1900, l4oO, 10 Of 1000, &c IS numbers, 10 drawn.
Iicketa SIS.
Ey- Also, Two Dollar Lottery. deg
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rLOTHING, CLOTHING, CL o 4 H.
" IEG-As have bought the Stock of Goods
in stores No 80 and 60 Main st, will continue the
Clothing Business On my own account, and VIII sell
25 per cent cheaper than any house in this city. a
large stock on hand, and very desirable Goods
Those who wish to buy, drop in aud save your dol
lars Do not forget the only place to buy your Ready
Made Clothing is at the cheap stores 80 and 20
Main Street. LEWIS HfNEMAN,
del Sole Proprietor
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Chronic Rheumatism of Ten Years
standing.

T ICORICR.-5O cases Inesperada or G. c. Ii
Ia corice, imported expressly for my sales, 70
living and for sale By
de l-3.* SAML AfRES.
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Look Hrrci!

The public and "the rest of mankind" are hero
by inlorm' d. that have rebuilt my establish men
which was destroyed by fire, and that still can
on the
TANNING & SADnLING BTSINESS
In New IIurrisburgh where muy be found at 4
times splendid assortment Of
MEMS SADDLES, SIDE SADDLES
HARNESS., BHIDLES,
WHIPS. DC DC.
Also greai variety Of Roots * Shoots
AM determined to du cheap business ana "
assure those who give me u call, that the article
off red them, are made OF the be- stock, and gt
up in the most substantial and elegant manner
good supply Of
HeathrT
or all kinds always on hand
Call and examine tor yourselves, ard | am we
saislie that youw 90 away Ia " convinced, tn,
the place To get BARGAINS is ut " Per VS." in Ne,
Hurrisburgh.
0cJ- Cash paid for Hides * skins all IL
time.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
~ 8b| 3m
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EpITED BY IonN s. JENKINS. A. NJ.
Published by GEO, II DERBY ~ co. TO whom
all orders should be addressed.

Now that all that was mGrlJl of JACKSON Is
gone from among ~, and there remains OF the
once great man, but the memory Cl h5 act---now
that party strife aud political lurmoll can no lon.
ger buffet his name and fame between ,ho goals
oil opposing iactOns--nOw that lht dead may
claim what few distinguished men epcrrecevcd
while living, the dspassionaIc Judgment Of their
fellow men, how is the time ur HE hle ot Andrew
Jackson to be Wr!ten. A new generation il
sprlnging up 10 which tie deeds Of hls Ille will
be IN ltlers oil hisory and is rgh! Lat it should
receive its knowledge of thtm, through meLi-
um free from prejudice and party spirit
The quee!ion OF the Union briugs up his az
ton on the Multi 'ation question, and in tho yer,
words which Bancroft, ia hi Il ,.ogy IA l8l5 an.
piled TO the author OF the P,oclamutiou 'Tnf
USoS--Ir MUST BE PREsERygD.' The whole In.
huence OF the pus was iuvJkel in favor of the
Constitution h0n the council chHm5ers ol the
fathers who moulded our inst tuliOus from the
hall whore American Independence was declared
the clear, loud cry was ut'lrd-' The Union
It must be preserte Fromcvery battlefield ol
the Revolutions iron Lexington and Bunkpr's
llil-'rJm Suuloga and Yolkown-- from the
field OF Eutaw--Tom the cune.brakes that shpl.
tered tha men Of Mar on the repeated, long
prolonged echoes came up The Union--t must
be preserved. From every valry in our land
--FOm every caoln on the pleasant mountain
sidet--lrom tie ships At our whnrycs--lrom the
tents ot the hunter IN our wrsternmost prutiea
--irOm shr living minds OF the living millions o.
American lreemen--lrCm m the thicky coming clio.
res OF iuturl1y--lhe shout wentup ike the sound
Of many waters the Unon--jt must be pre-.
served. The I'd Iress from which this pasSa g l.
taken, IL printed al length, in lhe pitsent volume,
5elng. We believe the ouly form in which il is at
present accessible. We have also indicilus
selection OF Jark1on's most nicmlrahle y .ale pa.
pers, his VeIoes, the Z defamation. Messages, H..
Augural and Farewell Address. There is too IA
rel rint OF ID. Bethune's sermon on his DEATH
An excellent fall length portrait l. irontispcc,
10 the volume, which IL credlttole specimen of
tho using Battlo preSs - Literay World.
0J- Oufauthorzcd Agent will call and present
the Hook Tor inspection.
n. B.--Aeells wanted to sell the above work
ell the Safes in the Union. Apply. pos,.pad
GEO. II DERBY & CO.,
Jan 30 50 lGi Main-st., Buflllo.
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4 Chemieai COM Oiaf similar 70 ne Naiuya
OIL Of ihs HIr
The Spanish Hair Gloss

A CLEAN. WHITE AND BEAUTIFUL
PREPARATION Tor promuuug the grow 10.
luNuuauce and beauty nf lhr Ilair-rrmu,iug
dandrulf scales aud scrulI, aud curl, the cula.
ueuus diseases Of Ihs scalp uuequullrd Gpr
keeping Ihe Hair moist. imparting "a il rich
silky sollness aud highly beautiful lustre. lss
soothing aud agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied euher 10 the head or irrila.
lions Of The skin. ID IS unlike any Of the Al
cuholir aud Oil preparations so cummoniy used
fer the Hair. l1s superiority over all hair prep.
rralions consists in us properties being moislen-
ing and cooling, instead Of drying aud heating
as the alcoholic preparations are, and being free
Of the greasy qualities Of marrow, oils. &c.--
It's power To remove the guIinous coating which
obsIructs the pores of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent Ihe follicles from exuding an
oily substance necessary TO the natural moisture,
besuIy and growth Of the Hair is uncaqueled
One free application Of the Hair Gloss will
mpart u moro LISTING beauty aud moisture TO
the hair, than whole boule Of the acaholic
preparations usually sold; besides it will NO, soil
the finest linn, Persons whose .a,,ir is slight.
~ gray, will End l!,rs article to make their hair
darker, x render The gray hairs scarcely precep.
.,ole. Mothers will fud this preparation The
best they can use 10 dress chldren's halr. keep.
ng ii in place, giving i! most beauulul luslre
aud causing il 10 grow luxurlanlly. Il any
preparation Of art can cause the hair to grow.
the Spanish Hair Gloss will do il.
Very liberal discounts made 10 Druggists and
those who buy by wholesale. Address G. p
Fay, Owcgo. N. Y. Price 25 cents per boule.
Dealers in Carroll county can learn terms by
enquirlng OF the EIlor Of the Free Press al
CarroIton, o.
October, "a. 1851.
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Editing n Newspaper.

Tho following extract is from an article on
this subject ia the National hieiigeacer, one
Of The Oldest papers in Ihe Nuion. It's true 10
the letter.
"ludeed, the mere Srl,ag part Of c5iung a
paper Is but a small porIion Of the work. The
care, the lime employed in selecung, is far
more important, and the tao. Of good editor
better known by his selection Ihdn any thing
else, and that we oil know is half the baule.
But as we have said, an editor ought to be csI.
mated. and his labors understood and apprecu.
ted, by The general conduct OF his Paper, ils
tone, is temper, It's uniform consistent course,
hs principles aud aims, Is manness, its dlgui.
" and propriely. To preserve these as they
should DO preserved, is enough to occupy fully
the Time aud attention Of any man. II 10 this
be added the general supervision Of the news.
papr establishment, which most editors have 10
encounter, the wonder is how they Gud Iimo to
write al ALL"
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CARROLL FREE PRESS.
Wanted.

"
wan,ed-a hama 10 hold my own,
As doWa liie's vale glidei
Wanted. an arm TO lean upon,
Forever BY my side.
wanled-a firm aud steady foot,
With step secure and free,
To lake is strength and onward pace,
Over life's path with nc.
WahIed-s form erect and high,
A head above my own
So much that might walk beuea'h
LIS shadow DER me thrown.
Wnuied-an eye, within whUsc depth
Mine own might look aud see
Upsprings from guiIeless heart,
O'ernnwn with love for me.
wau,ed-a lip, whose kindest smile
Would speak Tor me alonei
a voice, whose richest melody
Would breathe affections tone.
Wanled-a lrue religious soul,
TO PiOus purpose given,
With whom my own might pass along
The road that leads TO Heaven.
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+" Lgh. More L,eh sui"
ABOOK FOR THE TlMESl
ENTITLED
LIFE 1T HE SOUTH.
"llRelt Gonl's Cabin
AS II is!
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in
THE REAL LIFE or THE LORLY'
BR W. L. q. SMITH, ESQ.


The object Of the author il to represent the con-
dtion Of the Slave in his rude but comfortable cab
in, his daily occupations and pass times the rela-
tlons between master and slave, the mistaken i'm.
pulses and misconceiyed views Of the Northern
Phianthropisl, &c, &c, and 10 represent the pas
sions and sentiments in their natural FORMS as the
same are displayed in the humblesl lot Of soc ~,
thus showing that in the cass Of he siacs al irasi,
CONFINEMENT BEsTOWs MORE HAPPINESS THAN FREE
DOM; and at the same time to represent, as IT IS,
a class of people, viz: the Planter, 10 whom JUS
tice has seldom been done. and whose character,
as exhibited in evary day life, is we'll calculated to
win the amiabe judgement Of the world
The above work will be published on the LIST
July next and will contain about 800 ~ mo pages.
beautifully illustrated. The price will be Sl.5O
CC5- Early orders will meet with first attention
OF Good active agents wanted to sell the eLtove
Book
OF On receipt Ct slkG, we will fOra -; ose
copy Of the above Scok (Which sgents can use as
sample copy by me.!,, postage paid, to any pa e
:. The United riates, not exceeding 1900 miles
IRON Cunalo, hicago Cincinnati or New York.
t-3- Books sent by mai must be prepaid accord
ing to the new POST Office law. Postage on this
work is about 25 cents for each and every 500 miles
o. Wholesale prices for above and other sale
able Books, for which we want agents, will be for
warded on application to u, postpaid
G.. II hERBY AND Co.
Book Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y.
June 4. 1852.
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To The LADIEs.-A lady correspondent Of
the London Ar Journal, in treating upon the
subject Of dress; says that ''the optical eff CT Of
dark and black dresses is to make the figure up.
pear smaller, hence il is "A suitable color for
stout persons; black shoes diminish the sz> OF
the feet. On the contrary, Whhe and light col.
ored dresses make persons appear larger Llr.
ger patterns make tho figure appear shorter;
longitudinal stripes, if moi too wide add 10 Ihe
height Of The figure; horzpnIaI stripes IA con,ra.
~ effect. ln general the broken aud uni nru.
Wal colors aro productive OF an exceIsuI eiT.cI
10 dress.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEETs.

This IN dcrnr has altaiue tlat ruaracterwhiCR
Is necessary iar all medicines 10 attain to induce
counlerlpilerr to put forth Il spurious asucle at.
the risk OF the lives OF those who are i!uoaenilY
deceived
Look vel2 TO The marks of The genuine.
Thpv have The " r'tUeO signature Ol e. N. Jack
SON upoa the wrap u"r, a"d tie name blown in
the bottle, without wh,'ch they are spurious.
For sale wholesale a., Il RETAIL at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 100, Arch street. one r'oOr below sixth flat
OF 278 Race srepl) PhiladeIp ha, and BY respect
table dealers generally throughout the eou, try
For sale, also, by .. A. Boega, CarrolIlon, o.
and by Respectable dealers generally ihIoughout
the State an thu Uoited States.
March 2l4l l85l-ly.