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Revenue Cutter Capsized.

ue Cutte1 Capsfzed.
New YORK, Augusta.
Inc revenue cutter fancy capszed in the
Nafrows about noon to-day, and sunk. The
captain and other officers were saved, but il lie
reported that six of the crew were drowned.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
ChALK'S OLD STAND.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. Capitals l
of $4,000, of 1880, OF $500, of 367S, 90 of
$50, 20 of 400, 90 of 300, 100 of 20O &c. IS num-
bers and IA drawn ballots Tickets Sl0-shares in
proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 2l2.-Capitals: l of S90O0 OF
3944 of 20S0, of 1000. 7S numbers, IA drawn
ballots. Tickets 81 So
au4 SMITH.
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DLITHEDALE ROMANCE.-Ha1ner

RLlTHEDALE ROMANCE.-Harper for
- August-25c
Blackwood for July-25c
The Vale OF Cedars, or the Martyr-50e
Acnillis Trial by Newman-l2c
The Pictorial Pain Killer, or Omnibus of Bro,
Grins-25c
The Two Families, an Episode in the Life of
Chapelon. by the author Of Rose Douglass.
The Blithedale Romance, by Nathaniel Haw.
thurne-75c
The History of Virginia, from its earliest settle.
ment to the present time, by T s Arthur and w H
Carpenter with splendid portrait of Captain John
Smith-75c
Two or three more new Carricatures Just re.
ceiveo at G M WEST q BROS
au 3 EXCHANGE Rookstora
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INDUSTRIES SALE o. MoUs1uoLp
u FURNfTURE.-BYyiftoo n d6e1 = truet ~
eeu1ed y ths subseribr = truelss - AnrelA h
sellon, and dnly recorded q nichm0s1 Huseings
Court Clefk's Once, = ssssre ~ pszmsss g :
eerssia dsbt therein msntioaed snd 8 Tie Tequest
ofthe hsnenciary, shall. o. MONDAY, thssth dsy
Of August q 10 o'clock. Il ell he properly con-
veyed IN said decd, conGisdnG Of ten Beds and ten
sedstssds two CArpeta, one BuSes1. one Press, one
sale ed swo Dining Tables. together with nuuser-
Gus other sfticles ct Household Furniture.
FRANCIS AAHONEY, Trustee.
JAMss =. TAYLoR. Aust "a I
E1S0 ACRES OF LAND IN HENRIcO COUN-
1OO TT AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold ON
Mendays the oh September, that being court
day) IN front OF HenTico County Court House at IL
o'clock y, shout $50 acres Of Land, situated in
Henrico county, about six miles below the city, and
joining the land of Mrs Frsxier and Boswelps Mill
This land 10 heavily wooded with pine and oak,
and the cost of the land could probably be realized
from the sale Of the wood. Persons disposed to
purchase should view the land before the day OF
sale plat Uf the above can be seen ct nav Office
The terms win be made known At the sale.
JAMES n. TAYLOR, Auct
an 4-2aw3wdtd
TWO VACANT LOTS ON LEIGH STREET
L AT AUG TION- Will be sold on SATURDAY,
the It'll instant. Al S o'clock, P. upon the pre-
mises two Lots of Ground, fronting 40 feet each
the North side of Leigh street, opposite the re
sidence of Mrs. Prentiss, and running back about
81 feet
The sale to be made without limit or reserve
Terms-One third cash, balance ct 8 months, with
interest," and d lie retained.
au4 JAS. N. TAYLOR, Auct.
TX MULES AND HORSES. WAGONS
L OAND HARNESS, AND $1,000 FEET OF
LUMBER, AT AUCTION Win be sold on Tues.
day, the 10th inst at IL O'Clock A NJ, at the Steam
Mill Of Mr. R. D. PHILIPPE, in Henrico county, half
mile West OF the termination of the Plank Road,
Is valuable young Mules, Of large size, well brox.
en-, and from four to & 'e years old, being on the
whole, such lot as is seldom offered in the market
Also, two very good Horses; and the running gear
OF three Wagons, and several sets of Harness; at.
ter which, viii be cold about So COO feet of Lumber
of various kinds and qualities say 10000 feet OF No
l, in Plank 5000 feet ed quality do; $4,000 feet
good Oak Plank, for fencing; 5000 feer 3 by
scantling, 10 to rs fee, long lot 4 by 6 do; lot
vain edge Plank, do Bedstead timber. and lot of
Hickory, sawed, for Axletrees
TElMs-For the Mules and Horses, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper; for the Lum
Der, under $780, cash; that amount and over, four
months credit for approved negotiable papers.
au 2-dtds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
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adjournment of the Constitutional Come


ton Wing Meeting, &c.
BATON ROUGE, La, August2-The Const-
tutional Convention adjourned sine die on Sat
urday night.
The Wings hold a grand ratification meeting
here to day.
The steamer Memphis broke in two on Mem
phis bar on Saturday.
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Legal Proceedings against tie Officers Of
The Hearu Clan.

New York, Aug. 2.-Warran,s have been
issued for the arrest of Thomas Coilyer. the
proprietor Of the Henry Clay, and the officers
OF the boat. A iul judicial investigation has
bean resolved upon.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
R. FRANCE a. CO.,

R. FRANCE a. CO.,
Successors to f. Morris & Coz
Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capitals
5000 1880, $500, 1913 90 of $50, &c. rs mum.
beers, IA drawn. Ticket, $40.
Also, the Patapsao Lot cry. Capitals: 90, 00O
1914, &c. Tickets 50 so
Drawn Nos OF Washington, Glass So.
80 "A SO 81 60 "a so A 54 10 % 70
au4 c. w PIJRCEII,
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GREGORY & MAUKl,

GREGORY Il MAUkH,
Naaagers.
Successors to j. w. Maury g. Co.,
Office, No. 81, Main Street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass No 81. Aug2:
49 SO 81 IL 3 Sc so IS 81 81 60 SO 10
Grand Scheme for TO.Day.-Capitals :
$685. 49, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000 5000, 2432 10
prizes of 800. 10 of 1000 IL of s00 IS of $50 $50
of $50, &c IS numbers, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
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Wednesday kveain9, Anguss Ath, 1859.
9. q. . ANF ORD
IN kSrkCTRULLY ANNOU. CE9, that
~ by the request OF his friends to remain ONE
LIGHT MORE, on which occasion they have ten
Complimentary Benefit,
% take place on This kvening, when the
WHOLE TnouPx win appear in their CHOICEST
GEMS In al making k one Of the greatest bills
OF the season. Come ~ nisht and get more
JEWELLERY, dkc.,
GIVEN AWAY A. TOKENS OF xEMRMpnANcH
TWENTY.RIvR PRIZES:
I Large Brooch, Is Set studs,
a splendid Ring, u Topaz Ring,
Goid Pencil, Is Cornelian Bracelet,
: Breast Pin, Is Garnett Ring
Miniature Locket II Ear Rings
E Eun rins, IL Gold Pen and Silver
Silver Mounted Salt IS Pair of Studs,
Cellar, 20 Ring,
~ Diamond Jet Pin, % Jenny Lind Ear Rinps
II Watch stand, Pearl % Large Locket
-, dniaid, "A Pencil,
IL Suver Spectacles, 25 GOLD WATCH
The above articles are valued at
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
Each person attending the Boxes will receive
TWO NUMBERS for the chance at the gifts.
k Each and every person purchasing ticket
to the Concert, this evening, win be preserved
without charge, ticket that entities them 10
chance to the list Of Jewelry, which win be torn in
halt on entering the door, and placed in the ticket
box, and at the conclusion of the Concert the boz
will be brought in full view of the audience. and
the first ticket drawn theretrom en Ties the holder
Of the corresponding number to the Brooch. the
second to the Ring; and until twenty five are
taken from the box-the last number taking the
SPLENDID GOLD WATCH.
' Seats can be secured at the box office from
10 A. M. until 10 p. M. Numbers will also be pre.
sented at time of purchasing tickets. The Jewelry
can be seen at the Office.
n Boxes, SO cents; Pit IS cents Gallery, so
cents; Colored Gallery 25 cents ana
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Increase of the Cholera at Buffalo.

Increase Of Me Cholera at Buffalo.
BUFFALO. August 2, P. M.-During the
past "a hours % new cases of cholera and
deaths have occurred in this city. During the
last As hours there have been &c cases and 90
deaths.
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CLARKE;s OFFTCE-I4th SIR,

CLARkE's OFFICE-14th street.
Drawn Nos Delaware, So July 81:
80 II Is 16 u 43 81 Is so 81 Sc
Quarter ticket Is Sc II, prize OF $500 returned
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, 81, Aug3:
10 6o "a Is rs SO 80 So &c 9 rs
Whole ticket "a % 68, prize of 500 Sold
Half do "a 80, prize of 500 returned.
eu 4-2tS
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rI,HE ExCITEMENT Still. up !,

TNHE EXCITEMENT STILL UP. in
regard to the Cheap Goods selling at MILL HI.
SER q BRO, 1913 Broad street.
Crowds of Ladies daily visiting our Store. and
making purchases prove the fact that we are sell
ing goods from 20 to so per cen, cheaper than the
attract the attention of customers from the disant
parts of the city. This being the clocing month
for the season, we will endeavor, if possible, to
sell still cheaper than usual in order to make room
for fall stock. Ii is unnecessary to enumerate
prices here, come and for yourself Cottons
1ickings and Flannels, at less than manufacturer
prices.
]. MILLHISER & BRO, 1893 Broad st.
B-Goods sent to all parts OF the city.
aup
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Progress Of the European and North Ameri
can Railroad.

ST. JOINS, n. b., August 2-Letters from
England say that the arrangements for the
European and North American Railroad has
been completed. and that the engineers will
come out in the Niagara.
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- =
BIZ iSlsse,|
e nlarUgI
i. eaeecls m
y the Livcr
have no =.
'ous IN Re
tended de
d Pills for
se's, hM =
tuallcd, an,l
b SC!hlsemisls
! pnla ana
nal proper
Iauthoritiea
r. Chronie
e Stomach
tee ses Of Tie
trly adapt.
Page. eoua-
II and Sn
from in.
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NEW ROPE WALk.-Having connection
" with and an interest in Rope Walk lately
established Union Hill, near this city, we are
prepared to furnish at short notice and upon very
accommodating terms, any quantity, and every de.
scription OF Rope manufacture. in part as follows:
Tow Lines of all descriptions, Window DO, Plough
do, Garden do, Bed Cords of every variety, Irvine
OF all kinds, Steam Engine Packing, Bag Strings,
&c, &c.
We shall keep full supplies at our store, corner
of Cary and Pearl streets, where orders may be
left, or with Mr. John O'Conner, at the Rope
Walk ON Union Hill.
au 3 WILLIAMS G. BROTHER
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sTkATT;IN,A UFEItE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, tx, No 54 Aug 3:
10 IS "a 10 rs 60 80 SO &c 8 %
Ticket Nos "a 25, Sold and paid by
do 3052 75} STRATTON.
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SOMETHING NEW FOX THE LA.
~ DlES.-A new article of Sewing Chairs very
unique, desirable and comfortable seas, few Of
them only, just resolving TO be had at
enters
House Furnishing Store, l37 Main street
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DURIFY THE sYsTEM.-The inten

DURIFY THE YsTEM.-The intense
l. heat which has prevailed for some days has
created bihousness In Almost every human frame,
and hundreds of persons are daily physicing them.
selves to death with ca olnel and poisonous minerals
oi various kinds under the elusive hope of finding
relief for their annoying maladies To such per-
sons we can only say, Try bottle of Bakers
Premium Bilters, and obtain immediate relief
Being purely vegetable in their composition, and
entirely free in their operation from those scken-
ing nauseatipg qualities which are the effects of
most medicines, they at once create heathtul re
action throughout the patient sharpen the appetite
improve the digestion, give vigor to the liver expe
the surpus bile, and thoroughly purify the blood,
thereby diving out every unwholesome humor
that may have become secreted in any portion OF
the system As an Aperient or Tonic, these Bitters
have equal, while, at the time by their
heathful action ON the stomach, liver, and diges-
tive organs, they at once check any inclination to
diarrhna. Let the afflicted try them, and satisfy
themselves of he superior quality of these bitters
over those of all others offered in our city.
TO be had in Richmond at the Drug stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE d GRAY, BENNETT 4
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD x Co, and GAYEOh
L. WOOD, fiain street; FL. BLAIR, WM. P. LADD
and SEABROOK & REEVE Shockoe Hill, CHAS
MILLSPaUGH and THOMAS IL MCCARTHY.
2--ts
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Two HOUSEk EEPEkS.-Afi ne assortment
! OF Preserving Kettles, lined with porcelain, ct
all sizes; also Preserve Spoons and Skimmers, to
be had At GINTER'S
House Furnishing Store, l37 Main street
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AMELIA LAND.-We offer for sale large
IL and moot sirable tract OF land in Amelia coun
ty, situated follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end OF the county, j miles from Appomattox
River. 10 West OF Petersburg q South West Of
Richmond within Al miles OF the South Side Rail-
road and within miles of the Clover Hill Rail
road All which channels cf transportation are OF
easy ana convenient access. This Is one VI The
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
is elevated aud healthy and the society OF the CIR
camiacent country such az to render the iaIIn
vet the more desirable Circumstances are much
in favor of the supposition that there is plenty OF
coal On this land N arly one half OF this property
is IN pine # orgina growth; aud when this part OF
it is cleared il produces the very finest tobacco -
There il abundance OF stave timber, which, as wei
as wood, may be conveniently boated to Peters
burg.
One hundred ard lightweight acres OF this tract
is bottom land OF the ve:y best quality, and being
entirely tree from inundation every acre wul pro,
duce tobacco of the very best quality. ABOUT ~
acres more Of it is in clover, and 40 acres In pea
tallow
The improvements are a good dwelling house
garden, and every out house that could be desired
Tue negroes, stock, crops ard plantation impie
ments will be sold witt the farm if desif able
Terms very accommodating
TOLER COOK,
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
18th street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos of Delaware No 81, Augusta:
AZ SO 81 IL 3 SO so IS 81 81 60 So 10
For TO.Day-Delaware No SO. Capitals $33
IT'S, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 2432, 10 d
1870, 10 OF 1000, &c. rs nos, IA drawn. Ticket:
SO. au4
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aus GeneTHi Agents
lust RECEIVED AMI FOR sALE.
- by A. MORRIS, late DrinkeT Morris, No ~
Main street,
A Journey 10 katmandu. the Capital of Nepaul,
with camp of Jung i3ahadaer, including sketsh OF
the Nepaulese Ambassador at home, by Laurence
Oiiphant
Oileadtof's ms thod: Primary Lessons in ltal
ian, by G w Greene. M, Law Instructor in Mod
eru Languages, in Browns University, author Of
Primary Lessons in French, &c.
Also, Harper for August au4
TODUKETTED EXTRACT OF ssAR.
i sAPAnILLA-Tni preparation contains ali
the virtues OF the Sarsaparlla root In concentra
ted form. and is combined with other eficacious
rernsdex rendering i, one of the best preparations
IN nae For sale by h. J. PICOr,
au4 Corner opposite the Old Market.
DACON.- Is hhds Bone sides ~ hhds Shout
ID dens; 6 hhds cieur Sides, for sale by
aud JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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VERNON EsKRIDGE,

NEW LAW.--No rs Brsthwaites Retrospect
IN OF Practical Medicine and surgery d
The Upper Ten Thousana, sketches Vi Anesican
Society, by Astor Bristed--50 cents
Vol English Law and Equity keporta-e2
No 20 London Labor and London Poos-iz sts
sesond supply Dickens Bleak Hou.e, Nos
Abbott's Mother at Home, new edition, improved
and en,arged-pIates, Gu cents
Abbott's Marco Paui's Travels, Forests Of Miami,
and Adventures in inont-5D cents
July No North American Review received, with
other new Books, by
iy ~ J. w hAhDOLfh.
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EDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy.
Z now in use for the cure OF Consumption, Bron,
chitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Kings Evil. Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &c
Opinions of the Medical Faculty
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SALE UNDER DECREE OF THE
- COURT-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chancery, pronounced on the 4lh May,
1852, in the suit vi Coaaitt vs.. Ellis e. Co., will
sell TO the highest bidder, tor cash, Negro WO.
man, "a asonJ at the auction room OF IS. e. B.
H., ON THURSDAY, the 5h August, 1852.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL,
Nv 29-dtd Commissi" ner.
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MURDER WILL OCT.-It has long been
Iv1 an acknowledged fact, that the frat I" good
Ready Made Clothing ever brought to the Rich
mond market, was brought by the cid house Of
Keen IL Co, now Keen, Chles d. Baldwin At that
time the clothing trade was in the hands of small
dealers, who were not 80 situated as to make up
stock of goods in good style Now, the best cloth
ing sold, sold ready made. If you go to the pro
per place to buy, No 102 is that place. and as the
stock ON hand is much large tor the season. and
the amount of cash much too small, great bargains
may be had Come with cash in hand, to
aug KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, u. j. n.

PORTSMOUTH Va, Aug u, 1851
Mr. ]. + Boush-Dear Sir: While ! am in gene
raj opposed H. Patent Medicines, candor cempels
to state that have great confidence in The viz.
tues oil Hampt.n's Vegesable Tncture. For several
months pas; have used it in my family, and In
dyspepsia, loss of appetite dizziness, and general
debility, with entire success SO far a. my sxpe-
rience extends, therefore, take pleasure in resom
mending tito tee afflicted safe and efficient 70
medy. am, respectfully, yours, s1
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
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LIVE UOLLAkS SlnWAKD.-ksn away
L from the subscribers factory, on 23rd June. .
negro man named LEWIS, the property Of Mrs.
ssi ali b. wat, and hired Of Mr.. George Waltz
The said neg, is about 45 year, q sg q low stat
ure. black, aud spssks quick The above reward
viii be paid ,or his delivery at my Factory, cproste
the Danvile Railroad Depot Richmond.
iy .8-2w~ - J. 8 WALKER
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Lasasasc0 Steem II
WHOLESAu

49, tme,rfs. hAHoC
- would inform th
IL established In L;
saEzN Factory, they ha
Bureaus, Bcisteaas, Wards
Of Furniture By steam. thu
articles lower than caa oe
and at Cincinnati Eaefgs
respectis Ii equal 10 thai of
They are also prefssd
cription, and viii Be u
facturcrsw with what ~
tention Of those want
this Factory.
The wafercom i
Fourth. We keep {
besides all other Nm.
ldce9-Iy]
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80 A. RUNYAN.
Merchant TAi1Or.
Ias MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE rHE soUkklt

fsS MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE tn. JoUREAf
~ j Ja WILLIE KY
rs receiving large and very superior ST.
y CGssfmeres and Ysstisgs In great var
The Finest and most Fashionable goods
selected from the thelargestimporting house
Of new design and Of snpe
~ large quantities. Styles, veiy rich,
A large stock Of fancy Cxssimeres yer
good taste. All kinds Of yesiings.
Valineies, Morino Silks and satins
embroided Satins and figured Silks
large stock Of Genflemen's Furn
best quality and taste. Gentlemen e
ting the best and most Fashionable
iishment, The style OF all garment
dance with the tast OF the customer
fashion. Gentlemen visiting Louis
their ne tion by calling upon A.. o.
who will be pleased 70. show his
patrons IN styis tlrtwill be a CT
Orders solicited AID promptly
= ottSom y - q
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: 500 Pckagcs
The Largest Stock OF

NTE have now on hand jast
wv the largest, cheapest, au
OF Staple and fancy Dry Goods, e.
A very large ainount Of which y
rore the advance In goods.
Our arrangements With fnanui
and our having one of the Arm
enables as to sell goods greatly be-
We are determined 30 sell good
solicit all who wish to buy cheap,
our extensive stock before buyinc
sugig g
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No. Az Main ttreet Lc
.DESPECTFULLY am .ounce
IN all purchasers Of Dy Gsod
store; and offer for 81 G the I:
stock. TO be found West II the n
have been purchased ex fusivel
determined 10 adhere tf the sy
The majority of their Ciol ls. Cas-
tiFy imported direct froI Euro
pfo6t less than other wes ern X
examination Of their stoc from
their market. - fsta
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pOtrait Painting.

nv PoIyDExTER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
rooms in Fosters building at head of sairs where
hc w.ud be pleased to have citizens call and examine
mis- Of painting. He intends RENAL ming In kv-
ansyie but snort time, and would request those dest
rous of having their portraits painted all soon- He
promises to give satsIaction. and ony patronage ~
he may deserve u. la"gEui
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DANIELN
II - steady&
.his husiacSs ihanA
fully solicit 4 share
his numerous patrons -.
work ordered In hls Lind 4
to, and no pains viii be sp;
and the rest Of mankind, y
Pine.
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rrT have this day ussociated Ourselves the puF
w nose Of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
-. p,ovisiop and Produce Business, Sycamore st.
.sr doors above Jas aughlins Jr iron store. We arr
nrepared 20 keep fun and well selected stock and vii
ALL nj AZ low rates neighbors Ihe produce OF
ns,v will be taken cash, at its market value and II
sn enerai conduct of business we shalt endeavor
make il satisfactory 70 our patrons c,r
ap24u Onnn nn ~ " = ~ .....
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Co0K's. FAMILY GROCERy-Keeps every thing
yoehnee in Groceries and proviAons, First street
between Vain and Locust. - .frs ftI II = novlJ
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" reed In store and for sale by
PRESTON BROS.

ysa9 10 fC8utrossaF 4
oafi4 sGioc l7smrol.
f@Tef
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Bonnes &c.. Evansville. Il.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-10-07
$4,000 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness of a people is at all times
of the most valuable Importance. l take it
for granted that every person will do all in
their power, to save the lives of their child
ren, and that every person will endeavor to
promote their own health at all sacrifices. /
feel it to be my duty to solemnly assure you
that Worms, according to the opinion of the
most celebrated Physicians, are the prima-
ry causes of large majority of diseases to
which children and adults are liable; if you
have an appetite continually changing from
one kind of food to another, Bad Breath,
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose,
Hardness and Fullness Of the Belly, Dry
Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular-re-
member that all these denote WORMS, and
you should at once apply the remedy =