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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

Distressing Calamity.


PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Dec. % 1852
Last night Abraham Lisk, while proceeding
from Little York Esston, Pa, fell down in the road
from fatigue and found this mornngin dying state
from exposure He carried 70 the farm house Of 8
Duckworth whose wife coming sud enly into the room
shocked at the sight Of the unornate man that
she fell the floor and died almost in antly Lisk
lived but few minutes after reaching the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
~ The Cambridge Mass Chronicle

reaches US usually on Tuesdays of course any news
for which it might DO valuable to US has reached us two
days before it. through the Boston papers Please to-
change that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23
Murder near Buffalo.

ffAto, VeuDcsoay, Dec. ~, 1857.
j diabolical murder has been committed in
kpeehoorhood Of this city. Mr. John Brown, Of the
rvpo Pembroke, started ON Monday with his own
ssn ioI TINS CITY, accompanied by his wife and eldest
~, ana tins morning the dead body of Mr.. Brown,
vt ms head beaten in, was found on the plank road
sr the North Alden Station, the Buffalo and Ro-hes-
VI Railroad His clothes were all torn and his pockets
nfed hs we and son are also supposed TO have been
ssam. Mr.. Brown was wealthy, and known 10 carry
considerable money about him
The Mails for tie Lake Superior Regions
DETROIT Wednesday, Dec. %, 1852.
Inc mail for Mackinaw and ST. Marie closes
Detroit office on the 26,h December at o'clock p NJ
and the Lake Superior mails for points above the Saut
close on the Both December at O'Clock PM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

HsE|N ROCOUNCE FARM.-COWS
VyM FOR SALE.-Two young Cows,
NN raised on this Farm, with young calves
oy their eide, for sale. Call on thu
subscriber, near the head of Brook Turnpike.
fel9-3t* John r CRENSHAyv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 90.

WASHINGTON, reb, ~,
In SENATE, to-day, Mr.. HusrxR presented
the memorial Of members of the Virginia LIE.
gislaturc arguing that the Wheeling Bridge.
known as the Wheeling and Belmont wire
Suspension Bridget is not an obstruction TO
the navigation of the Ohio River, and PRAYING
itsprotection by Congress. Mr.. Hunter, said
il was one of the most important commercial
questions, ever presented to the Senate. He
moved the printing Of the memorial-which
motion was concurrcdin in, and thememorial was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD, Of Pennsy lvania, presented
resolutions of the Legislature Of that State, de-
claring the Bridge an obstruction to naviga.
ton, and expressing determination on the
part of the State TO persist in the suit against
the Bridge Company. Dir. B. hoped the Com
mittee on the Judiciary would give the subject
the grave consideration to which il was en,i-
tied.
The Private Calendar occupied the remain.
der of the days sitting.
The HOUSE spent the day on the Private Ca.
lendar.
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SINGING sCHOOL.-Th.

SINGING SCHOOL.-The subscriber pro-
- poses opening SINGING SCHOOL in the
Vestry OF the Presbyterian Church, ON Church Hill,
commenting on Monday evening, February 23rd,
at 81 o'clock, p. NJ, to continue three evenings in
each week Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days. thorough instruction will be given in the
rudments and science of Music Piano and
Black Board viii be used, and children learnt to
read music with as much facility their native Ian
guage. Persons de.irous of attending are request.
ed to be present on the first evening.
PIANO FORTE-After much and long expe-
rience in teaching in the different rites at the Morrill,
the subscriber would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Richmond her intention of remaining in
this city, for the purpose OF teaching the Piano
Forte. She viii also give private lessons in Singing
to any who may desire her services. Exercises
will be introduced and practised, which will net fail
to bring out the full strength and tone of the voice.
that those supposing themselves possessed Of
only weak, nervous voice, will be happily FUR
prised to find themselves in possession OF the un-
told wealth of firm, clear and powerful tones Re-
sdence at Mr.. B. Wardwefs Marshall street, at the
head of 24th street on Church Hill. She is permit
ted to refer to the following gentlemen Hon.
II. Morse, Bath, Me-; Hon s. +. May. Winthrop,
Me-; 4. s. Cummings Teacher of Music, Boston
Miller Clark Esq., Winthrop, Me-; Daniel Pike Esq,
Augusta, Me-; Kiel Barnskoy, Professor If Music,
Sweden; A. w. Frenyel, Professor Of Music, Ger.
many; l.. U. Jones, N d, ADJUSTS, Me.
fe i9-lw@ HARRIET NJ. JONES.
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DANGEROUS GRoUND.-It would be invidious to
assert buntly, that there is, originally dispropor-
ton OF intellect bet xeen animal and another of
the same species still there is rule which in.
trudes itself on observation and opens the istinc.
ton. A man who prides himself in the preserva.
credit at least for one conservative auality-take
the hair as an example,-whereas, he who neglects
every point OF personal appearance, has none.-
Those who would conserve or improve the appear.
ance OF their hair or complexion shoudu use Bogles
celebrated Hyperion Fluid for the hair, his Hebe-
aionofor removing eruptions of the skin, an his
Amole Shaving Compound, the most delicious
article yet known for that purpose.
For sale by SEABROOK & REEVE,
fe IL IT'S Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

ARREST OF A Mail DEPREDAToR.-We
understand that one of the energetic Special
Agents ofthe Post Office Department yester.
day arrested William II. Harris, late assistant
postmaster al Gainesville, Berkeley county,
Virginia, on suspicion of having committed
sundry depreciation, during the last fall par
tcularly, on letters mailed to and from vii.
Transport, Maryla
Previous TO his being lodged in Jail at Mar
tinsburg, Virginia, it appears he confessed his
guilt.
The people of this District and Baltimore
vii especially rejoice at this capture; for, we
learn, that large proportion of the losses and
older m.schiefs perpetrated fell upon them
Nat. Int, Of yesterday.
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TRockbridge Alum Water. R,cHnorr

TROckbridge Alum Water. RICHMOND.
august lst le5o-John H. Seayres, Esq:-Dear
Slr-Having used and witnessed the effects of
the Rock6rfdge alum Spring Water on different per
sons feel much pleasure in stating the high opinion
entertained OF its great medical value of which Won
are the sole agent for the United States can trlv
say that have suffered more than thought conld
bear. Having been affected for four or five wears
with the worst bowel complaint accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia procured the best m. dical adj
vice, and found nothing to relieve me- After being
Frustrated by disease for that length of time COM
menced using the Alum Spring Water, and in the
course OF few weeks found decided change for
the better. At this time (now three months since
commenced the use of the Water) feel restored to
health, my appetite is good, and my strength re-
gained Indeed Ifeel like another man. can safe
ly recommend the Water to others, and have done
so in several cases. wish you all the success imag
nable. You are at liberty to make what use YOU
think proper of this letter. But my changed cond
ton and appearance is the best testimonial could
bring to those who have known of my sickness du.
ring the last four years Accept sir assurances of
my personal esteem, and believe me- &c,
T. ]. BETHEL.
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
OF this celebrated Water, and receiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs.
JOHN H SEAYRES,
lie lois Columbian Hotel.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
zrr;ral of the Steamer Georgia.

NEW YORK Feb. Ioth.-The mail steamer Geor-
c;s arrived to-day about noon: she leit Chasres on
Sc 9th and Havana on the l3th inst. She brings
s6 passengers having transferred loo to the steam
~ Philadelphia for New Orleans, which arrived at
Bavanna on the l4th, and was to sail immediatciy
on the arrival of the Ohio from New York. The
nropeller Pioneer, fer New York, sailed with 40
sixteen hundred men, including l6o mechanic.
taken out by the Georgia on her last trip were at
work on the Panama Railroad. The road VIII be
opcnei to Miuers station by the return OF the next
steslner TO Chagres This cuts of 80 miles OF 1ver
rayiestior and avoids the bar at the mouth of the
Chseres river.
The Is,bmus was crowded with passengers wait.
ino massage 70 California. The steamers Golden
Gstp. Republic and Tennessee would carry of all
who had thyoagh tickets.
The inhabitants OF Chagres were making arrange.
,1sr;s 70 move 10 Navy Bay, in anticipation Ct the
steamers moving 10 that point
The Georgia passed the Ohio on the 18th. going
into Havana and the Empire City on the 18th. 30
miles north Of Cape tloriaa,
Tie weather al Isvanna had been cold, and much
sickness was prevailing.
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Carvajal Again Giving the Mexicans
TrOzbIe.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
An arrival to-day brings later news from the
RIO Grande. Carvajal was marching upon Ma
tamOras. Great alarm had been caused among
the inhab tants. The women and children
fled across the river to Brownsville for safety.
General AVOIDS, commanding the Govern
ment troops, was rapidly terrifying a position
outside the the city of Matamoras. A Mexi-
can steamer, with reinforcements and ammuni-
ton, had made an unsuccessful attempt to as
cend the Rio Grande. She was forced to re-
turn and put to sea.
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Railroad accident.

NEW TosK, Feb. l9,-Three persons were killed
Yesterday On the Erie Railroad, at Deposit While
The passengers were dining, the freight train ran
into the passenger train ct full speed. instantly
killing three persons, being the only ones in the car
The names Of the persons killed are Miss Nisner,
Of Goshen an Indian girl, ard an unknown man
a NJ Mooney was badly injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

,g Daguerreotypes of Small Chill
dren.-The great superiority of Simons' pictures
ofchildren, all readily admit Two thirds of large
number OF pictures taken last week by Simons,
were infants between the ages Of two and twenty.
two months, and though difficult to take children Of
this age, all were satisfactory and beautiful pictures
No parent should be aday without ikenesses of their
children. now it can be so perfectly and beautifully
executed. clear day, between ten and two, is
preferable for children and family groups. Family
paintings and pictures of all kinds copied
M. P. SIMONS,
fe IL Isl, Main street, Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

The Hon. Daniel Webster left this CITY yes.
terday evening on his way to New York,
where he is to deliver an address before the
Historical Society, on Monday evening next,
on the occasion OF the celebration of the ami,
versary of Washington's Birtnday.-Repub-
lie of geSterIay
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I'll, Rachel Parker Stare Case.

HARRISBURG, Feb. l9.-The legislature has adopt
ei res a!uti,n directing the Governor of Pcnnsyl
yauis 10 employ counsel TO defend Rachel Parker,
now contaei in the Baltimore jail and held as the
fugitive slave of Mr. Scheduled, and also to assisi
In ila prosecution Of McCresry, charged with kid
mapping T from Chester county, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

u Only 12 1-2 and 2J cents for Bill
iOus Habits and the Liver, tho best Pnr.
gative Pill kn0wn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTLBiLlOUS PILLS are the best Pills, az
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying of all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail.
road Pills, because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect.
Dr. RosI's celebrated Family Pills for Indges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price Is cents, and tor sale by Pur.
CELL Ladd Co, Ade & Gray, Gsynor & Wood
Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, R. Duval o. A
Strecker and Blair. ia2l-n
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Deldwdre Legislature.

WILMINGTON, Feb l9-The Legislature, at Do
Yer. has passed through bpth branches the resolu
ton to send delegates to the Fourth of July Con
veution, ia Philadelphia, in reference TO the cree
ton Of monuments TO the old Thirteen States. in
IndepeEduaca Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

x 1 CUKE ALL PAIN FOR ID 1-1
CTS.-YO euro DOLORES, as the Spanish say.
DR.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
Immediately, Corns, Rheumatism, Chilblains,
Toothache, Swelled Face, bad Colds, Bruises,
Sprains, Choc, Pains in the Back or Limbs,
Cramps, or Pains in the Stomach or Bowels Sore
Throat and Stiff Neck. Every person should have
bottle BY them. Price l2A and 25 cents, to be had
of PURCELL, LADD & CO., Adie g. Gray, o. A..
Strecker, Gaynor g. Wood, Bennett g. Beers R. R.
Duval, A. Bodeker, and J. Blair. la 2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

OLIVER WARE.-We have just received =
y additional invoice Of Silver Tea Pots, Gooieos
Spoons, &c, which, with our previous stock, naAkes
our assortment very complete
Silver Tea Service either by the inh ses q 1ns,o
piece. Our assortment Of Silver forks 500. .
Soup Oyster and Gravy Ladies, Sugar Iongs os -
Spoons, Cream and Pap spoons, Butter hnse. ~:
are very complete and desirable. Csa s nna
them. OcNNEA - srmsre
fe l8 Ess.. -
NT1CCARONI.-I have just received IT, -.
lu lot of this article, which WI az -
price Also fresh Figs. ANTONIO f ~. IL,
fe is ~ Main Street. nnder e'V 10.
1RaE 5T0CK or DRY GOODS as
c0sT-Intending 10 move 90 ny ne ~
A., - he store now occupied By Messrs Gay.
Hps,hew. q Co we offer cur entire stock @ pfy
Sssc5. ~ nri,e cost for cashs OF puacfuh ofslefe
..,.s;s ~, lime Purchasers via ind u greatly 70
their interest to give Us q call. $1,000.
s1r-aws lll0 Main street
LADIES; BRONZE tAlTkRy.Jastr r.
/ ceiyed. BY express, from one Of the best nsnu'
fzcturers Ia philadelphia large and osan@a ~ u
sortment Of Ladies' nronxe. Biue. aad biae2 us
ters, for sale ct only d 50 By ~.rau
Manufactarcr and Dealer In Boots. beceA ITO
yellins Trunks, valisess Cspss Bags -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

DOXES.--On hand about is Packing Boxes
ID which will dispose of at a low price
ABRAHAM LEVY,JR,
feU POI, Broad street
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Dflat Of the Maine Liquor Lac.

PRoviDENCE. r. | , Feb. l9-The Maine Liquor
Law was lostln the Senate today on the motion to
concur in The House amendments, by vote OF IL
yeas 10 - NAYS.
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SENATOR FROM ssTssJpp1

WASHINGTON, Feb 20.-Informaisn has been
received here of the election of WAtkKR BROOKE,
U. s. Senator, to succeed Mr. Foote, by the Mis-.
sissippi Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

I UMBER, WOOD, &c.I am now receiy-
II ing supplies of Lumber and Wood. Weather
Boards I, l, 1t, Ii 2iach Pine l. H. q Fl inch Oak;
Oak and Pine Scanthng; dressed Floring; Tobacco
Box Boards well seasoned; also large quantity of
Oak Posts, &c. am prepared to furnish Tmbers
for building and other purposes, of almost any di.
mansions. at short notice, and on as good terms
any one
Remember-my Yard is now on the north-side Of
the Canal, between 9th and 7th streets.
fe l9-2t C., WALTHALL.
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Feb 20.-The Ell Dorado and Daniel
Webster, about to sail for Chagres and San Juan,
will take about 1000 passengers.
The Pacific, which sails to morrow for Liverpool,
will take one million of specie on freight.
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ws5o0O no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1S500O no Consideration. -Declined
Selling.-The unparalleled success we have met
with in the sale of the very celebrated Fletcher
Hair Tonic" has induced us to decline disposing of
the recipe for making so valuable preparation The
public may rest satisfied of being able continually to
get the genuine article heretofore by applying
r. X. Duval, Messrs. Bennett & Beers Main street,
and to Messrs. Miller & Seabrook, Broad street. or at
the Saloon, under the American Hotel. The manu-.
tacturer, John johnson, respectfully acquaints his
friends, who may have ben uneasy with regard to
his stopping the manufacture of this superior pre-.
paration for the hair, by selling the recipe that he
means to Keep and redouble his exertions to
meet the demand for the invaluable Fetchers Hair
To- &C." fe rs
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The Susquehaana Rirer-The Neu Rail
road Track

HAvRE De GRACE Feb 1913 P. M-The ice in
the Sus4uehsnna river sill remains firm. The
Railroad Company have finished their new track
On the ice. The baggage car OF the Express train
passed over on il at noon 10 day Ii proved 10 be
perfectly secure. The thermometer this morning
at Use stood at fourteen degrees which i. the
coolest since the 26th January. The river has
fallen several feet since ,nday morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90,

Judge UPToN S. HEATH, of the U. S. Dis
trict Court, maryland Circuit,) is reported to
be in a dying condition.
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Zs49.
r Lini.
. ded. ! |
| ever |
at the |
be in'I
accom'I
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III SPRING FAsHIONs.- Gent o 90
AAmen who desire to wear a really fine, W
well-hnished aud fashionable Hat. are re.
quceted to call promp ly on the subscriber, who
has Just commenced distributing the spring style
OF Hat. He would also call attention to splendid
assortment Of Magyar, kossuth and Hungarian
Hats, just received, and selected personally, aud
with view TO the tastes and wants Of this market
HIS spring stock of goods. which IL the best ever
offered Ia his line In this market. 10 daily arri ring
and waiting the inspection Of purchasers.
JOHN COOLEY,
te l6-jt 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-21

- Or. Howell, OF Richmond, Va. has been
ELECTED = preside over the SAMSON street Baptist
Church Ia Philadelphia.
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Sailing of the United States.

New York Feb 49, The steamer T. States, for
Chasrcs, sailed this afternoon, with tuI compile
meut VI passengers.
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SOIREES MYSTERIEUSES.
scientific and Experimental l. Lectures

QUEER, CURIOUS, AMUSING.
!, AT ODD Fellows Hall, will be continued during
the week. Mr.. WHITNEY has the honor to an
nounce brief series of his popular entertain.
ments, as above stated, with numerous striking.
beautiful, astonishing, and amusing experiment.
with his Splendid Cabinet of Apparatus,
40 The LADlES.-On Friday Morning, at 10
O'Clock Mr. w gives his second lecture to ladies
only. Admission free
Doors open at Z. to commence at n +: and close
al VI O'Clock. Tickets 25 cents one ticket admit.
"s senaemah ana lady. fe l9-d3t*
R~ STATE BALL.-Cards of admis.
o.n,s sion can be obtained OF the following
ton, viz: S'-4' " :" WIG
VIM Richie r w lI,.,
~ Hoocn Jacob Ezekiel
Iapt Richardson DR. RK Taylor
John F Regnault Samuel r Ravlv
Eapt u scott VIM Ferguson
" James Dove Major T August
MaInaouke Johnson John M Patton, Jr
Caddis B Luck
Also, at the office of the Theatre, the American,
Exchange and Columbian Hotels, and Powbatan
House.
lie 2o-4t WILLIAM L. MAULE.
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oL'sATE'S PEARL STARCH, landing
per scar. Richmond for sale by
u q JOHN III. CLAIBORNE
tNPOWDER AND POUCHONG TEA,
IN 'rn nav chests Pouchong; ten caddy
p2Hss Gunpowder, landing per schr. Richmond. for
IL Z JOHN II CLAIBORNE
EfERy FARMER, befor@ he leaves the CITY.
soou'd eaii at J. " RaSDOLPH's i9l, Main
street aud leave heir order for copy OF the Plan
is..oh BOOK by Southern Planter fe 81
AcUI RA CoFFEE.-f2 Bags, Ian ding per
- schr. Gallego for sale by
E - JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
pRI,IE N. o. sUGAR.-6 hogsbeads land.
ing per schf. Rchm md for sale by
"~1 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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NEW YORKMARkETS Feb 90

Sales of 5000 bbls. FLOUR sold at 81 "a to
SIS 06 for State aud IS to ~ for Southern
Sales of 5000 bushels of mixed Corn at 60 cents
WHEAT, white 81 90.
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Death of n Methodist Minister.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 90.
The Rev. STEPHEN BoszELL, an eminent
Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died in this city this morning of pneumonia.
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ARREST FOR ROBBiNG U. S. MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 20.

r. Green was arrested in Greensburg, ir
this State, yesterday, on the charge Of rubbing
the U. S. mail
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

>
Two SMALL THNl MBNTs ON fOTM
street. SOUTH SIDE or THE BASIN,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.--W BE- sold on EAT.
URDAYAFTERNOON, the 2lst rebrusfy 1859,
upon the prsmises, commencing st c'clock two
small framed tsneInents, on toe e6st line Of 10Th
street, between Byrd and Canal streets, (oppOs1fe
to Mills Factory, each Of which rents for 96l per
annum. Terms-4 months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper, interest sdddd-ths
purchaser to pay the taxes for tho present year.
w. GoDDM, Auct.
u Times win copy. fele-dtds
By e. 4. McNAUGHT.
FARMER JOHN.-NoTfcE-Th celebra.
L ted Jack called Former john" have for
sale privately, until Saturday the 2lst inst. If not
effected that time he will be sola at public auc.
tion, at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Auction Ma {, BY
''~'.' = - E. R. McNAUcHr.
N. B. Farmer john Il well known IN Hano-
yer and Caroline have fun particulars, and win
be pened to give every information with regard
70 MS standing and fame. +. Il. Men.
Y B: B. NORRIS, BALTIMORE-Which il de-
cidedy the best article ever vet introduced for tho
cure OF Bronchitis, Consumption of the Lungs.
, D;yspePsa, Asthma Kidney and Scrofulous Afec-
from .n t. s; hJ rnee u per bottle which lasts
Recommendation.
bATIMoax. March IL, 1881.
Mrs. b. b. Norris: Dear Madam--t aives ma
great pleasure In recommending to pubic favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tarl a. An excel.
lent preventative curative In the frsf siens of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lunss. and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, N. D.
Home Testimony.
Dr. William g. Crump, Dentist, of this city, has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs for
l.stve or six years. and has tried almost every
article recommended in his case, without any real
benefit. When the Cedar Tar was advertised foY
sale in this city, he purchased bottle and imme.
diatey from its healing and strength.
ening properties. At the time he commenced "a.
king it, he was very low, inasmuch that he was
obliged to give up his Office for practice. He ID
now SO much relieved, that he 10 able to attend to
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes to be fully restored. DR.. G. has
kindly volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others might be benefited. There are
others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who can be referred to, besides number
of Physiciansin Baltimore, who are administering
it In their daily practice.
For sale In Richmond by
P.HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
q Call and see certificates of cure. jas