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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
co,nasg Church and P~eataat4tg ef,esfs.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND.

T W. MussELsfANt y fl feeef i Of and
lJs continually receiving d large and wetl
To- orttsi sioek of groceries aud provisions, c~onkiatilir
lnf The fliDaiH lin ~hfi.tlssi
1op b,rfels, Fl,ar, Is i@,arrss sNsss Pork
% Barrels Moss teef, ID barrels 1saf Lord,
10 IIqglaaiA sitsar.
a5 hafrels Of Syrup ili Mdiasses. 10 Tifrres Hiee.
90 A0xes sur ~clndles; 1GJ lWres saap. g5 keas
G%osheifn md Nsatern Batter; 20 bosss Of Tobacco.
te4fs; 10. barrels Mhiksy; Freneh Bfandius,
l'pf' a%a'sfisaa a'la |, n,ilr,a Gu.
Claret, Ma,ieria. tori AMI Muscal Wines,
preserves, s8s#54# j
Titerrias, !en-Melion, Guesclerry, Easpberi y. and
Ilnni preserves, ttaf e ,Gntfa,lts, atd Straw berries.
Ssigars.
Down, White, Crushed and Powdered.
Teas.
Imperial, G%uarpwder, Young Hyaon and Eiart
Tens.
DAtnn Fnttrs. : cnrfantr, Raisllis, opp,
Feutllef, Fig, prgsefsss. De.
Fish.
g5 bs1Spis No. /, 2. and 3 maeiersl, salmon, sf,aai.
~sarIinei .sbeffings and dalifsii.
Oils,
ID barrels lafi oil. winter etmihed. ) do Whale
oil; . do linsved oil; Is baskets sweet oil.
Meats,
siogg& Shay l best engsr cured Hams, Ei,ills
MIL tHttNtst ~ HHs t#$ &&#A
Staqg Il Sings fitvtr eured Beef. Mess beet.
III slnsl or large quantities. Bur pork. hog round.
sMsldffes.
Pickles.. tetc'np, elves, ysfnnicelli, fnaroYaii,
letti1i y ft1ft. beahs, peas, efaibcrfiss, mace, pepper.
A.,ire, cloves, einiIansan, ntiillisas, salseia eaFtnistisI
sela, ycaat powders pargefjn ,v,ele aaI haifbetlas
In,i'go. starch, tlgt. leaJ, powder, as4ars. atsnopdp
Peeans. Pi'iile fis, Insiish N~aInuis. r~l.eaDti.s, mop.s
AM Willow wstss. easidgs If I'LL .izs1a
Bepks IND stlnespg hfi descriptions elii sizes.
Eroeisefy. eluss, lard and Tin ware. 4A
81 Boxes ffeslp g~afia.i seeds, Sc.
ktnfiqMury.
Pens. blue aId black fak, iii large anil ANAL
hotties copy books, Nos. ~. 9. md 4 readers.
III slNffe bgoLs, afta Ndiing ard LETTER fatsr, i,ia
isot luck raatEsng mid iurtsssc siis.I tide combs.
needles, % feaJ, tiib hkrin and epeal.
Gesosae, lair oil, cream do gprse No. sweet oils
hgttles ald huff boitIss Newark cider III bllles !:
fiislha strings 81 geunise . Limerick ftoks, 1, mi
sizes and Iiuet 10 match; mntches a.i kslis !: sh,oEi,iv
t.a,as 60 ii,d pir " sui, alsoa god osscr,neslt IL
CT hesofe puieiashiag elssalaers, MI viii stse
fssstis tiitnis for yptif mofsey id any other Store III
tttss u, ard 4, gooj nrirle 1t fIpnf-.spns excepted,
as Infye bHsn engaged in tbs bnaineAs MANY syeass.
experiences enables pa d purchase ut sAc Lowest
pssres. and moi 70 be liable ID Ioe eli on L sdiss,ahls
1 rtieies and 70 sell lDw for cash or npproysi piper.
i'm lott. j. W. M.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

Winter Clothing,

:" II % ILOS ~
Lafayette Street.
Clothing suitable fot the seasea can be had buS
fr GasA. 1y~tall and 500, rs tile goods have 10
be sold aIthf ihey faab IL N6yal tan 2G-@dsw.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

1EsT fECEtvED--a supply of Faesm Rolf
j Btrfea. Having made arrangements, / will
constantly keep on hard d fresh supply Of tho
above articls. Jan, z5.I "A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07

Tor sALE+Two likely negroes. d hov end
y girl fhe 10y Il ri yrs. Of age, and the girl 10.
To Is sold for cash, apply 10
D. w. MusSELMAN,
Corner Of Church and Penisentia1y sts.
ian eli ISL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-07
For Sale.

|r(1O RENT-A store. situated on the corner Of
Il A}iea ard 81. Ferdinand sts, d good stand
ftf n FIRMLY Gtorefy. AlTiy 10 aIe nnleryifne nj
tlie shsfifss efFies. JIM zl.tf III v RAyiN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-31
jy 81 ALEXANDER MOTT & CO., Auct.
BY WELLINGTON GODDTN
BEAUTIFUL AND DEsIRABLr Ii

REAUTIFUL. AND DEsIRABLY LO.
- GATED Farm TWO MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By re.
quest OF the trustee will sell at public auction on
the premises. on Tuesday. the Sd day of August,
1852, commencing at O'Clock that most beautiful
and attractive Farm row in the occupancy of DR.
Gregory. 1t CONTAINS $50 acres OF land, and lies
about two miles West of Richmond The soil is
red clay, and is believed to be equal to any in this
neignborhood The improvements consist of an
elegant Gothic cottage, newly butt, containing 10
rooms, finished in modern and handsome siyl.
with porticos extending around the greater Dor.
ton OF the dwelling. Besides The handsome dwell
ing there are other bui dings upon the place. (suit
able for lis acc ommodation,) such as barn. stable
carriage house, servant houses. &c, &c.
After the sale of the Farm (of which due notice
VIII be given) the growing Crops will be sold-
ALSO, the household Furniture, stock of Horses,
Cows. Farming Implements. &c,
In the meantime, that IT, before the sale at auc
ton, the Farm may be purchased at private sale,
together with every thing upon it, and sn arrange
ment made to hire the Negroes for tn, balance of
the year.
TERMs.-As to the terms of payment they can be
made yeru accommodating, upon the uayment of a
onefourth or one third of the purchase money in
cash, the remainder can remain for period 4 five
years, the interest being paid half yearly, and the
principal properly secured
Persons DESTROYS ofpurchasing the place are re.
specially invited to examine the same.
jy 29-dtds w. GODDIN, Auct 3
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The Fisheru Difficulties.

BosroS, July 29.-'rhe Halifax papers of
the y III announce that the British soop of war
Buzzard had sailed to join The Cumberland off
Newfoundland.
Advces from Newfoundland to the 18th
STATE that great satisfaction is felt al the protec-
ion afforded by Government 10 the English
fishing interests.
The British revenue vessel was at Buena
Vista, and through her vigilance not a single
fishing vessel had appeared in that quarter.
The Halifax papers are silent, editorially
upon the matter, but copy Webster's circular
with the heading, "rhrealened Rupture with
Eneland"
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BosToS. July 29.-Advices from the Cane
Of Good Hope 10 June 14,h. state that ou,rages
and murders were constantly being committee
nv the kaifirs, and there was no security for
life. An army OF kaflirs, 1000 strong, lived in
The mountains. and made frequent descents for
pIunder. The colonists were selling their
possessions aud emigrating 10 Australia. Gen.
Cathcart was about TO make a general on.
slausht on the katfir's stronghold. Fifty-one
ksfiir women. acting as spies, had been cap
iured by the English.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Fartker Csli|oraia Nesss
WV @v<epSs
crw YoRx. July 29.-The. Pm

NkW 1unAs SAty 500 - = tUe19e tuES
brings $25, 900 in specie.
Honolulu advices ofthe 2lst ult. give the
particulars Of a destructive fire at that place.
can't Snow loses $4,000. which falls princi
paily upon his consignees.
The brig Palmetto, from New York for San
Imam. loaded with coal, was wrecked on The S,h
on Courtown Banks. The vessel and cargo
aere total loss The crew were saved.
The Democratic county ticket had been sue.
cessiul in Serrerra county.
The difficulties in Nlariposa, between the
French aud Americans, continue. The form.
er had been driven away, and had gone to San
Francisco to lay their grievances before the
French consul.
The city of Sonora was being rapidly re-
built. The steamer Columbia, with $500 600
in gold and the mails, LEFT San Francisco for
Panama on the 81,
Besides the usual number of murders, rob.
beriee &C., the papers, contain nothing furlh.
G; Cf interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-31

sad accident occurred to Mr.. George Will
AIMS, Painter of this place on Wednesday
'tternoon. He was amusing himselfby swing
hg at feates's Garden, and accidentally fell
rom the swing, when it was in full motion, and
ne some twenty orthirty feet from the ground.
te was thrown on his breast with great vio-
shce, and rendered entirely insensible. He
'as immediately carried TO his residence and
MEDICAL and promptly rendered. He laid all
Aght and yesterday in precarious situation,
nd with fears that he has been severely injured
lernally.-4ieE Gaz.
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AMUSE, ME,NTo;;;'''


LAsr 1v.fi Xxx x lRe9zIELLoWs,
The CelehHaoe1~zD1o1IE
md 0m11ost1E x4S = a = 8 !! -
70 E6RECTfUEHY eanoSr<sf s. =. !. .s
and gcntlemen u lhisplncs, a. 49, =, ~ ~.
tneir Grand Vocal md instrlmensSi ksee,,s ~ ~
menfs, Illustrating the Music snd P6esrv 81 81 ~
nons, on the above evening. and durinr - 49,
q performed BY them for the past ~ ycars Is m
the principal cities Of Europe and Afnerics. ~
lately Ct the Italian Opera House. New York.
The whole to conclude with Gems from u
sslvf, BeneventaDo, Marini, sspouiIjco. Lorini -
&c, 10 whlchNhe Whole Troupe viii appear.
Admission-OEly 25 cents.
Doors open at half past ito commences at !
quarter past6 o'clock
jy3l 8. g. SANFORD. Manager
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~ How many expressions OF com mendanon
ever hear in INV saloon. "Why, he takes them
every time "How beautiful that is.' "Thars
you, Kate" 81 never saw any thing more per
feet" "Oh why, how he does take them -,
like his STYLE his POSITIONS" "Oh, the dear little
And MANY more of the same sort. Those who
want beautiful, durable and hfeike Portrait at
ST. will come to MOuLSONS,
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main st,
door above Mitchell d. Tyier's Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the Mace. Ivl
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The Indian Massacre Erageerated

WAsHiSGroN, July ga Geographic des.
patch has just reached here rendering it highly
piobhble that The late account of The Indian
massacre is exaggerated. The probability is
that Capt Marcy, with eight men, not eighty,
we're destroyed. The Indians, it is supposed,
would not have stood their ground two days in
succession,
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The Fruakiny Pririlege. &c.

WAsHiNGTos. July 29.-rhe order in refer.
ence 10 ranking documents referred to yester-
day, vas issued during the administration OF
Cave Johnson, and no, by Mr.. Hall, who, tits
understood, is opposed to such a construction
Of the law.
Some doubts are expressed as to the confir-
nation Of Judge Concklin as minister to Mex
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r. A Common ExpressIon.-They are Ger

2 A Common Expresst0n.-They are GER
+! The most lifelke DagaerreOtypes we
/ ever seen-so say persons almost daily, on
ing our rooms, We endesvor to make them
al natural and life like in position, expression,
ttish, ard how ta- We succeed, we leave the
t 70 d. eide; and We are eased to say that
| y decide in our favor, daily We invite all
may wish Dagaerreotypes, and the public in
Ia, to call and Examine our Pictures, our Sc.
"a Of Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pms and prices,
Il suited elsewhere, we will think Just as much
ou as if you had patfonized US. Unless we
your patronage We do not wish it.
MINIS IL WATSON.
Dsguerreotypists and aeaiers IN Stock,
l Main 81, {Mansioa HOnse) Richmond, and
Sycamore ST, Petersburg, Va. jy3l
To the Citizens of Richmond and
|nsient fisit0rs.--if you wish to have your
cut and dressed In the most fashionable and
full style, and your whiskers changed to beau
black or brown color, please call at tbs Hair
pg, shsviog, and Shampooing Saloon, under
merican Hotel.
blot, cold and shower baths can be had
from GA NJ to 10 P NJ, and on Saturday at II
gle bath IS cts; FIVE tickets for 81. Entrance
street. jy24
The Once of the New York Her.
uiladelphis Ledger, Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
per, and General Depot for all the Newspapers
zines, and Cheap Publications, 10 At l093
d street, opposite The Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS Fl. GRESHAM,
General Agent
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MURDER.-Mrs. Henkle, wife of Philip Hen
was murdered in Green County, Tenn, on
18Th inst. Suspicion rests on Arch, 4
|ro belonging TO the heirs of p. Brown
teased, who has been missing since the deed
j done.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rsAkskITTED FoK TIE DAILY pIsEAYl'ssA


WAsniroros, July so.
sESArE.--A nessage was received from the
President Of the United States relative to the
Mexican boundary commission. The private
calendar was then taken up.
HousE.-A motion to reconsider the Mich.
gan Railroad bill was laid on the table. The
pruning bill was postponed and the river and
harbor bill takenup.
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nj EW LAW.-No 70 Brain 9alIss rteIrospect
IN of Practical NJ dicine and Surgery-Sl
The Upper Ten Thousand, sketches Of American
Society, by c Astor Bristed-50 cents
Vol English Law and Equity Reports-S2
No 20 London Labor and London poor-l2 cts
Second supply Dickens Bleak House, Nos
Abbott's Mother at Home, new edition, improved
and enlarged-plates, 60 cents
abbott's Marco Pauis Travels, Forests of Miami,
and Adventures in Vermont-50 cents
July No North American Review received, with
other new Books by
jV 80 ]. w. RANDOLPH.
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4 COMPANION TO UNCLE TOMS

Thomps on's Bank Note Reporter for August-l2c
Life In the South: companion to Uncle Tom 9
Cabin. by C H Wiley, of North Carolina. author OF
sAismance,, C., embeshed with fourteen beauti-
tni ijlus,rations from original designs, drawn exs
pressly for this work, by Darley.5oc
Harper's Magazine expected this evening at
u. al WEST L. BROTHERS,
80 Exchange Bookstore.
IIANTRD TO HIkE, a Servatr Man or Boy
g wan u Ao' r. n. ZIMMERMAN.
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fIRE.-On Friday night week, the grist
IL of Richard Taliey, in Spotsylvania, was
PRINT, with its contents. Ii was thought to be
e work of an incendiary.
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g little negro boy in Augusta fell into a
Eeli ITO feet deep. alfew days since. A bucket
/ as lowered 10 him, the boy got into it and
IFas drawn to the top, safe and sound.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE.
II HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIfURE-On
Tuesday Morning, Bird August, commencing at
10 o'clock, al tue late residence of K. NJ. Eewhern
decd, on Franklin street. opposite the Old Market,
Will be sold at auction, the entire Household and
Kitchen Furniture. belonging to the estate, and con
sisting OF the usual variety. Terms cash.
RICHARD SEDGWICK, Admir-.
Sale conducted by
jy29 GEO SUMNER. Auctr.
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he ATRE.
MONDAY EVENING.
MA MMOTH GIFT CONCERN.


NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE, ii
n (which occasion they viii present to the an.
~ dIence 20 pieces of JewcIry, and in all,
valued IT 100 dollars.
NGold Pencil
2 GentIeman's Ring
8 Ladies' Cuff Pin
Breast Pin, stone, eametto, &c
Set Studs
Miniature Locket
Ladies King diamond set)
6 Gold Pen and Silver Pencil
9 Amulet
10 Ladies' Ear Rings, with settings
IL Splendid Brooch
IL Cuff Pins
Is Silver Bouquet Holder
IA Colo Pencil
u Young Gents Ring
I Is Set Toie: Box
{, IL Tortoise Shell Card Case
1s Misses Ear Rings
l9 Gold Pencil
20 Splendid Gold Watch
In addition to the above collection, the concert
will be in white and black faces
Doors open at half past Z, commence at g.
Dress Circle so CTS; Pit, 25 cts iy Silt
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= A young lady named Emily Higgs,
|fiatboro, Pa, has been committed to Jail on
charge of destroying her child by poison
| it with arsenic, sA
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- A company is shortly TO be formed in
fredericksburg for the improvement of the
Ter power of the town, with view 10 the
destruction of manufac tories,
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EpHRSTM l. A IL kABE'S PATENT
H VEN EILATED. UPRlGur AND HORIZON

E't Ii hS w L. "A 6 IA q d h y PATENT
IA VEN rILAfED, UPRIGHT AND HORIZON
TAI REFRIGERATOR COMHlNED.-An entire
ly new article in its arrangement, and vastly SUI
perior TO any other now in use. being vtTal de
grees colder than amy oher make with the same
quantity Of ice. This Refrigerator is divided into
three comparments-tEo upper, which form q
horizontal or chest Refrigerator and one lower,
which forms the upright Refrigerator. In one Of
the upper compai tmcnts is Water Cooler, in
which can be had pure ice water at any time.
There is also a tube which connects with the low
er compartment, thereby keeping continual cir
culs!ica Of air between The upper aud iowsr CON
parlmehts, and by means Of bent tube leading out
behind, near the top, thoroughly ventilstes the
whole Refrigerator. The WAFER from the ice IN the
upper compartment is conveyed by means OF q
tube down into the lower coz, apartment, and there
retained ia solid body, which makes the love:
seahpartnnenf exceedingly cold. This is an adgan
tage which no other Refrigerator has. Also, ior
sale, Larrabee's Water Coolers. in sizes Of
2, 8 and gallons, are lined with cork, which Il
imperious against hea . and will prevent the outside
case from sweating The above for sale at the
House Furnishing Store tthe sole Agency for Rich
mond) of
jy 80 L. GINTER, ia7 Main street.
nADE's PURE CONTEMPLATED TX
II TRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, warranted
equal 70 Browns or any other preparation, at only
half the price.
This article is prepared by scientific process
from the best white Jamaica Ginger, and containl
the virtue OF that valuable root In fs purest forrn
free from useless or hurtul matter. II z sn invai
uabie remedy for Pain in the 81 mach FlatuencY
Choiic Indigestion &c, and 10 also the beat form g
Ginger Tor ra7uring or cooking purposes ff'cs
20 cents per bottle. Manufactures and SOFA ~
W. ~. DADE, Chemist and AP0fnecaf{,s
jy3o Main suseL near Old MARKET.
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The Steamboat Disaster

NEW YonK, July 80.
lthas been ascerained beyond doubt that
J. J. Speed Of Baltimore, was among the vic.
Tins of the late terrible disaster on the Hud-
son. Mr.. Speed was formerly member Of
the Maryland Legislature. representing An
napolis. The whole number known to be lost
is S.
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3 The Rev. DIR. Fitch, for many years Di-
nifty Professor in Yale College, has rendered
resignation of that office.
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/ p The government is about TO try the ex-
Isrlment of illuminating lighthouses with gas,
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. The papers of last evening, contained
lotoreign news by the Europa, in addition to
FIAT We have already published.
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rHwD MILITARY AND CIVIC
EgssszSsfsssfsSsee.si< EXCURSION BY MOONLIGHT q

MILITARY AND CIVIC
rEsREsG esszisEs5 EXCURSION BY MOONLIGHT
Tue Virginia Rifles, Captain A. Bodeker win
make an Excursion of Pleasure down the river on
board the steamer CURTIS PECK, ON Monday
Evening, August I'd, 1852 The boat will leave
the wharf at Rockets at o'clock precisely. and re-
turn about 10 The Arm0ry Brass Band and
Cotllon Music have been engaged Tor the occasion.
Refreshments on board as usual.
Tickets for gentleman and lsdy 81; each addi-
tional lady so cts-to be had Of Messrs. Haskins d
Libby, at Rockets any officer Of the compa ny, and
at the boat upon the day OF the excursion.
B. Should the weather prove unfavorable, the
Excursion will be postponed until Wednesday, the
4Ih August. jy 3I-2t
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BY JAMES II. TAYLOR.

- = ETIS, AT AUCTION--Wili be cold, On FRI.
u.ys me 10Th inst at ~ O'Clock, II upon The
PRsMlises, the lot situated on the North aide Of
street, ct ms intersections with Poplar &
hn; nI;ng about 40 feet on which stands large
The location Of ths properly 8 inc eonve,;s.s e
lum,rr hns wnarves &c i very desirab,s for
r,on,ss s- ~ cash; balance and u
Trust. a9 ,seSaiee ny Deed of
jy % y iAlLOk,
~ "a consequence of the rain YESTERDAY ss,.,,
n ,.9r tne above sale u postponed 10 THIS sar
u .,rD AFTERNOON, 3lst inst. at han NAT
O'Clock ]. NJ TAYLOR. A. .
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q The sister of Hawthorne, the novelist,
was among those lost by the burning of the
steamer Henry Clay. She was very accom-
}lished woman, ard an invalid, returning from
Ie Springs.
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M. r.
jy1 ISL Eagle Square.
~ PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH

T PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever Persons subjectt either, or all OF
these complaints need not fear their attacks ii they
will but use few bottles of Bakers CeIebra.
ted Premium Bitters, tbs besttonic and alter
etve that the skill and science Of man ever yet In
vented. These BIrTERs are purely vegetable In
their comp 1stion and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nauseaing substances that create a
languor and nauseousness OF the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exhler-
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expel impro-
per secrsrons create healthiul circulation OF the
blood, and produce such flow of spirits as ofitset
lends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bill
ious affections They may be taken by both sexes.
IN every condition OF life, and will be found an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO., and GAYNOh
g. WOOD, Main street. Il, BLAIR, WIN. T. LADI
and SEABROOK & REEVE. Shoekoe HUI, CHAs
MiLLsPAUGH, and THOMAS d I.cHSARThY
my PITS
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The SIgre Tr01e

BosToS, July 2S.-The ship Edward. from
Calcutta, arrived here. brings ST. Helena pa
pers 10 June 18Th. H. b NJ. steamer Niger
touched at St. Helena on her way home from
the coast Of Africa. Her officers report that
no slaves have lately been captured on the
coast, and that the slave trade appears at last
0 BE- eifectually checked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-31

SsALE UNDER DECREE OF THE
- COURT-By virtueof decree of the Circuit
Court of Chancery, pronounced on the 4th May,
1852, in the suit Vi Colqutt Eiils d. Co., will
sell to the highest Didaer, for cash, Negro WO-
man, (Mason) at the auction room OF s. g. c. b.
H., on THURSDAY, the 9Th August, 1852.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
~ 29-dtd Commissioner
TOaPOUND TONIC PILL THE
" AGUE AND FEVER KILLER-These Pills
are beyond ell doubt the most speedy and certain
remedy for the cure of the Ague and Fever, Chills
and Fever in its various ms ever brought before
the pubhcfor the test Of years and the experience
ofhunareds nave proved it such. Try it. you who
suffer. For sale by
jy % e. J. PICOT, Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-31

COACH BLACK SMITH WANTED
~ The subscriber wishes to employ immediate
~, steady and experienced workman, as Fore
NINA in his Blacksmith Shop, One that will work
himself and that others do the same can secure
liberal wages, by applying Immediately to
THOS. A MAYER, Norfolk, Va,
Or 10 0TEY & GUEF, Richmond