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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-29
pOUGHkEEpslE FEMALE ACADEMY,

THE Summer FERN In this Institution will com mence on
l. Tuesday, May 4th. rhe Trustees are happ, to an.
nations the friends of the institution they enabled
app oprate FIVE hundred dollars TO the increase of their
Chemical and Philosophical apparatus The Academy,
therefore offers every facility for he study Of the
Sciences large wing has afro been added to msin
building furnishing several additional sleeping apa, tes
and recitation The whole building is well yent.
lated and Is lighted with gas and warmed with two
large fIrnaces.
Parents and Guard ans are particularly to visit
the institution and judge of the advantages which II
tor the education VI their Daughters or Wards.
Extracts from Reports of Examining Committees:
degree Of interest and enthusiasm is thrown into the
daily rect atoms which nder them anyth ng but dull
Study Ia thus made pleasure and profit rather than
drudge IL be confessed that the system adopted BY
Mr. rooher is peculiar and 'rathfuy deserves eOmmenda
ton ID. A. HOLBkOOk
Hamilton College, April 4, lS49"
The pupils in music, both vocal and instrumental re-
hectsd great credit their accomplished instructors MIR
Grubb and Miss y Smith Particular ntion Ia paid
to this ompshment sure that great
er racties for the attainment Of perfection in this
nowhere afforded
In he family of the principal the ntages of home
and school happily combined adopting system gov
eminent which, while it is eminently Kind parental
confidence Of hf pupils and swakens those habits of self
aud self respect which lie foundation
all excellence and success In future life.
WILLIAM II. BIDWELL,
WILLIAM II. CROSBY,
CHARLES 5. SrETr,
hpFHf, 1880. Committee
evincsd the perfect confidence felt Faculty of
ton in the scholarship Of their pupils When class il on
the stand any one present ask questions and nronos
problems either taken from the or from
sources Pupils were often required owe the correct
ness OF long and complicated problem or theorem.
"The pupils In the French classes under the charge
Nor sienr A. Awong showed 10 their readiness
in that language the effect thorough training
awe cordially recommend the Institution to the confidence
OF the public IL has most desirable location Its course
Of study is extensive, carefully selected well
and under its present. IL oe the high
reputation and extensive patronage IL has attained
SUMNER VAUDEVILLE,
ALEXANDER SHELDON
PHLANDEK STUART,
WILLIAM THOMAS
April /, 1851. CommaiesD
The Trustees by increasing their number ofeachers
srging their building, and adding essentially to their
chemical and philosophical apparatus enabled to offer
increased facilities for thorough useful Ornamental
education. Moral AID Religious in truction constitute
prominent feature in the daily Of the school and
these subjects will receive special attention the Sabbath
Catalogues containing terms, tudes, reference be
obtained Of Mr. Bailey, or Of National Era Washing
ton Of the Principal &. Tooker, A. M or X d. Vsrck,
Esq, Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees Poughke pse
Duchess county, New York X, d. VAkICK,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
PRESIDENTIAL,


1 We learn !,o hc pa1crs ht is The intention either
J General Scott nt hr. Secretary Graham L, .,jn ,rir
present Offices tn.i nG Presidential election. ADl. w
do intend spp"1i Oi tic in can.ass
a0d very little about lie result nrr concerned
nanen.nCc OF these general prncp 0t proprcy and
s;tiat bind al! parties.
q General Scott gcnrraI.in chief Of the Army. and
y idatc for the Pc,i ncy Now the Presidential election
ay lr contested There rIa be fraud or force, ~ boia
+"Xe!trd the day d! the election, and The baJr-th may
ii!ereby be viicd But there is provision in the Con
-Itut"n laws Ur contested PresIirna eIsctnE and
hence each party according TO lis cunvc'lus, IL
and protest against General Srotts continuance
gas g"neian-chie OF The Army. The improperly IS 10"
a nr!pus 10 need further Comment So. also, we protest
q icninst Dir Ciahlms continuance in the Navy Department
Surlug the canvass Why, here the control OF Tie Ar,
nd Navy N the hands OF candidates the same ticket;
His riai decent ar proer attitude them 10 harei
II - rue that the Preslicn commander chief OF m
4'rmr and navy but then ali ortars each ransrt
i hr"ngh III" generalln.risl the a.ny and hroug t
i$ec."Idr Of the Navy 10 the navy And o;
rsfcd err;nn, win parties nearly balanced and hisy
acitr how ahsuid 10 e;trGs! the control "f army
~ the two precisely whose PERSONAL ambition il H.
S1l"st deeply involved in the result How utterly ahsIlrs
when tic Constitution o.l! provides that rIes
he United States II considered that implicit
euce the orders of supeors is thu law Of both arms
and y-an hence both be concentrated The sea
5 government al The pleasure ot thciE Respective snueGr>
iSou,hcrn Press.
SIR Graham has since The above written, :csancG
This post Of Secretary The Navy This fact however, ou
ads point 10 the ubnvc structures upon Gen. Seats adher
ing 10 MS high office tie head Of the army Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

afflicted hey can forget and produce
~ remarkable 20 he forgotten.
i. frau on the public pretend that medicine
sna,y crc-sii there abundant proof that the CRBRkf
general thing but almost invariably
~, tho naadie. for which il is employed.
A. wider and better KNOWN tnis ncalche
ia gradually reliance OF the afflicted from me oe
in OF the American peasant, the palaces o european
!aoughour This country every State ey an0 hueeu
hamlet contains CHERRY PEcroRAL Is KNOWN az ue
T remedy Jeases the Throat and Lungs anu IN man!
'sn courcs it i, coming be extensively used ny tne
sigeni Physicians In Great Britain, France ana "etman!
Ere the mea have reached their highest
ssRY Pkc1"gA introduced and in constant use IN the Armies
!a Aims House. Public Institutions. and IN domesuc Ffae
az the remedy their attending Physicians can lo'
nos dangerous affections OF the ungs Also IN mider cases
o cn.dtcR pleasant, and ehectual 10 euro IN
Z" The most aatcrng tcsmonals receive have been o
s who have found ccacous in case5 particularly nclaeh
- childhood
PEc facured by practical Chemist
ounce oi unGer his with invarable accuracy anu
IL Is sealed and projected by law from counterels conse
Hiy Cat! be relied genuine without adultera;on
aaVe enreavored here furnish the community win med
such Intrinsic eority and worth should commend hse
c"ntencea remedy cafe, speedy and efecual
las BY repeated and countless trials proved seli 10 De
e% rrea; in preparing j; with chemical accuracy o
strength afford Physcansa agent on which they can
e oes: results. and the afflicted with remedy that will DO
;,.,.m ,,.m all that m.dicin. can DO
rfaLarrdant soldby J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical
level Massachusetts, and sold wholesale and retail IN
ToI oy PURCELL, LADD & CO.. and PEYION JOHN.
As BY The Druggists retail throughoutthe State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

S"oGNAT!ON having been received by the Executive that JAS
h ENDER sOS contnod il the jail oi Berkeley conn.
ir EGrg aud Lsceny. made hs escape on me heh'
going large, do therefore oher re.
S FIFTY DOLLARS person or r<ons VINO sha
Jane. D. Henderson ani deliver hin, into ne Ja o. EsSe-
III rclur all Officers OF this common
- i AMI military, and request III. people schels y 10 ssc
y: w cSeuonS procure the aIost vi ''e s4u lehusso s
= - >, tr urht 20 Justi-e
g nv hand as Governor ard under the Lesser e'l :"
~ Ih Commonwealth Richmond, this ssh day on June W
,'.Si y. yc,,ls;J JOS. JOHNSON.
la describe. rentse n"king young man, ~ Sears
's' la ar..s-s S;Iopln hi- sHnthere
All c:aby cumpltYon-iarcra al he iime q! nus es
y. aa CO.'S cement IN speaking has dncuty IN
srs some atlrs very good hand had On al the
..-..a,t. =. = ~ .Iune 2g-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
BY 'TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
AVIATION

INFORMATION havnc received by The Executive mat W
ham D,wLy wln was contncL the jail OF Cumberland
. ~, under of the CiIcuI Court. 10 one years I'M
" ~ " pcu e;ary for larceny made his escape oy breaking
-; ~, night az the t and now gong al nrEe-
e5i", "'cr reward ~ hi'y "'ars 20 any person
1855 ~hn shall the sat William H. h'way. ana "s:e
h;he Cumberland County, and d. moreover require az
wealth civil and military aud r"quest inc
T best exeIl"us 10 procure 'e seet %
+s "a! II Nv Il. "a. he nay be brought 10 justice
1".a u, M hand Governor and under me Lesser adt
"a n. 49, Is," '' JOS JOHNSON.
Dwiy thought 10 be upwards Of SIX feet hh and Is about $
nj slender :orm ct complexion aud hnr and out
" quite aurG; IN SUI posed MAT nc nas eon'
~ unawa, who escaped rom jail al the same tn'e
lJa. lt-cSw
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VOLUME MIN.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
pVBLISuED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEhLi
~ ,yIlL,AN =. & THOMAS KITCHIE, 1i''

TERMS: ,f .is,
r,;,y psrcr seven dollars per and al me ~ c,
;aIen sshorter period Than one & i for sir mon,
Wky tve doa' per annu anu or reunited BY mali rot
,r Sax tullart PER a. the emu i mai in GOOD ard
EyAti dues 20 , .r ~ The Eicr- ;t postage ah "'
S.;nr rd by rri'e's the The ace ur.Iat.nn post
~ =, .,,srsivs business, which "" " " :
:!;ors. rrpNS or ADVERTISING.
:. rSoI,iREK:-F"r liac. or leSs, Grs IN
y .ns and succeeding Inserted twenty-five csho.
week twi-e wcet"r thre" times week, InH
SCI, ncI, cents or each ion after the first.
are ul! huars L.. lnirty nsS ant w
,nr OF EIt ate: snsthi eAc'it l"c}
2. .l,i ,uc:orcers. .whaare charged 0, pae ncuds')
TIE SENl.WEESLi-F"r TIN nes or less h:s' is''''
Ire. far each continuance 30 ccats
.rs from distance must be accompanied win 'he a1'"
SATISFACTORY references 10 insure execution -.
4 .,-i.S and !rb:.s Of respect, ereselhs esn' 'ee'
-. - D.srgei as advertisements. ..,,
IL tb'RGrIs> aId Marriages from i0c C"uh.!' "S's
Nr,;Ias 10 US. nus oe -
iirs4ion the Postmaster IN the neshnof""1. VI I've!
csr published Every mrasGEe ina: haH o7eh 'aNe "
and luiZ.cs, has. icrenf"e' ocu uiaf
- .Ic:u.c uIoa snch communicative neis ee''lhs
buck u IN" ie!tF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
MARBLE HASD.


xx r ROGERS, Sih Street HS:n Richn,"nd Va, Deal
me-. Nae peccs oisr6fy descp.lo., Wall Plates From:
s., s. ,s.p,s,,n .bc neatos.nonr.r
he c"lEry wiki cI;y reference. promptly e.
Tsaavns served his apprenticeship IN Of the arges
New iurk City and having much erlcncc in ti
,rr hGSei thu. all work ccUtcat his shop will siv
siacgion done North or South. Octo-ciy
MOTSI's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT
,r-r m plul,ei. b. every puclrc "i Humanity, TO max
" ,sx Mur.i she wun!eru! efficacy of ths
" EXTRAORDINARY PREPARATION.
have esr! amount oil suffering an,
t s.vr ~ the il. l. Acknowledged h: the hes
~ N.I.r.nc elegant. scientific aud saluar,
,,W y IL and. a nErrRArvE REMEDY, seldom, 4
~. /: ondS unrv5cd Tor the oi Elyslpclas, Sal
G4nser Scu:ua and all the vGrous diseases arising iron
',yalpE STATE uE THE BLOOD. Also, ali
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
with succes In ali cases OF
rFN,LE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY,
ss the weakened boiy giving ;cae ~ The various organs
-g,c the system. aa a!so vr he cure 9" the LSE
urrL.A!>r. CATARRl!. DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE, DlZZl
NESS COUGHS. &C.
~ affected wl Chroaic Diseases. oi whatever form, will fni
IN, moi pleasant the taste but certain cure /: j
, power icIGclca' agents 80 airct their disease
~ c cf Medicines hariir combined IA 10 tend crect.
suac ana bowels e1ctir 10 heal ny action IN,
IliER anil ne whn. GLASHUlAR SYSTEM, aIay NERVOUS
aud promote the ice ACTON OF the LUNGS, thus
....sioc II app.Ic"bi: !" ~ diseases 81 4
CHRONIC NATURE.
purely vegetable and may be useG all climates ana al al
rasra. the .
Tpar.d only BY c. Co., oE Maiden Lane New York
ID sol! bv WM P. LADD. Druggist.
fm,s &C Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
Is EMHCAI..
REMOVAL.
JOHNSTON removed the entity

nrDlEY JOHNSTON have removed 10 the entity
" cuge y Messrs GAY. s. Co No io Eagle Square,
;h- and opening lGg: and handsome ass
and acy Dry Coos, which they invite the
their former patrons, and the public generally
. TIE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA.
Iev.t s.r uaii Statesmen the Dry Goods store Of
JOHNSTON successors 10 Mcesrs GAY MATTHEW'S
esrcuiiv hes ask The OF the customers
w,sc cloy have spent se"cra years to The
stock OF staple and fancy Dry Goods Just re-
sr rp.u.l by them feeling warranted IN ASSURING them
pusiiinn aided hy the accom- roaunG and liberal
employers shall be alb 70 render them ths amp!s'
Al. a-,r.u WILLIAM G. FERGUSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
fOR THE CURE OFF coughs. COLDS. IOARSENESS, BRO
cHrTIS GROUP. ASTHMA WlIooPlNG COUGH,

An ID JOINSV.HT i hun.
SANY years of,rial, instead oi iInpatrins the
F1 rubIic confidence in this nenicInc. has
y ,or il an sprrecia,,oG and notorIe,y by far
:'e. !inc the mo-t sanguine expectations o'
|, trends. Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues
81: he unmistakab!e benefit conferred on
st.ands of sufferers, could originate and
:.!naln The rePulalioni it enjoys. While mary
,i:aor remedies thrust upon The community,
i.v. ia,leG and been discarded, this has gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,


this School (suated within miles oil
1 Collegiate Institute the road leading from New
~ SinsiIam G. IL will br resumed the 18th OF Jaau
- So and terminate onthe 18th November following
TIE instruction embraces the ordinary English branches
.I:, .a! first branches OF Mathematics.
TIE thankful for the heretofore extended
ec;iuly soi.cits tho AMI pledges
@ ina; pains will be spared the moral and mental culture
, ;1,sr entrusted 20 his care.
TsSu-For Board per session Of months, 8lO
ANr,., JOHN r. CLAIBORNE,
vol po,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
EASTWOOD SCHOOL, NEAR STAUNToN.


NE rex, session school will 5cga the lot Of Ausus
/ g.. lose the las; OF May following
Tie embraces the uua branches 81 English
I. Geek Feic and German languages Mathematics and
Pasi-t, ;,
rrzy.-r, board and tuition ncnhs eo0 payable one hall
en-, sfs, o, Angus. and hall ;h- frs; OF January
Information be had ey tue teacher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

IAy!h; repeatedly solicited 10 n'annac;ure Lime ior
.g tura have contlRce % do so prrvGcd !he
"a the orcrs James Rver a'd III" adjaccnt counties
no specific supply annually The quality
a- shal b. furniah lum luO 10 H2o busheaa
COniuIrulca addressed al Balcony Falls
a7;s.ric.e COUNTY, will have prompt aucnticn
CHAS. III. LOciIER.
j.. ,S-e2n Manufacturer Of Lime and Cement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
| TEACIiEH carnncfcni 10

TEACHER teach the ansnacesis wanted aSe
:.r:a crivae school the s September next GOOD
ai be gwen A gentleman will hc preferred VINO Will re-
several .A. Apply 70 The subscribers near Wiamseoro
ROYSIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
WAsHISeTos CRY, JUNE "a,

al WASHINGTON JUNK fOo"'
NY DEAR S1R have received your esteemed favor OF Inc
instant and would have acknowledged at once but oE
& Sny public duties ,..,oa .
which embraces in principle the presented by the
4iiends Of Thomas F. Meagher Under The terms Of tho
of Guadalupe Hdago establishing peace between tho
n;,ed Stotes and the republic Of Mexict inhabitants OF
territory ceded under that ,reu,yaccosdng 10 the form
seat.bshed when Louisiana purchased from France
wsre admitted 10 the rights natiyeborn aud
sdon,ed citizens. Cer,an persons in New Mexico who did
a, sIses 10 become cssns of the United States within ,ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

BALTIMORE MARKETS, JrsE 80.
Sales Of 1000 bush Red " heat at Wy Q; oo Nee - ~
Syhi,s alo4, Corn G4c. Flour dull az 81 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

WAsHISoroS, JusE 80 l552
HENRY CLAY-Mr. Underwood Of Kentucky, pssfrna
high eucgy upon the life and public services OF Ni oy ~
rhe Senate today The funeral will take place al noon 70
.v after which The remains will start immediately 10,
Lexington ria Baltimore Philadelphia and Ne" fo;A o'9
thence over the Erie Rail Road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

Wa su,rected ,ha, the Petersburg lnisgcnce "a' nce
,aruntcd, al the result in Baltimore but "o o'' h'
ireon that It could DO made 80 rabid-even more 30 " ~
he Virginia Washington honumsn'-0y OUT s'"'P'' '''D
lion 10 some Of 1t. own omcr po'l''ons i"'' p'pe'
,or,,,n Of republication Of lis own editorials,
f which we placed record for the very purpose Q!
hooy 10 The people Of Virginia how the Wing candidate,
se nomination anticipated and desired 'sa' regarded
~ leading Wing paper In the vicinity of Gen SCOTS na'
tre nlace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

PUBLIC MEETING IN BALTIMORE: -,
BALrrMoaE JrsE 3O-A town meeting ~as ne,a ,nis
w fIav The corpse will reach here at o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
DANIEL STURGEON.

INSPECTIONS OF Flour Richmond for the fourth qua'e
ending June 3Oh, 1852
; l72 barrels Family
4S7U7 barrels Superfno
lSs2 halt barrels Superhne
23S barrels Fine
3734 barrels bddngs
2IeS barrels Condemned
DANIEL 5. DELAPLaNE, Inspector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02
LETTER OF HON. DANIEL STURGEON.

LETTER OF HON. DANIEL STURGEON.
The Norfolk News publishes The 'nbo'ned letter, "c'
has been handed for publication om this dstlnsIshe'
and veteran democrat who lately represented IN paf h'
keystone State in the Senate OF the uned aintss an'
who's, truly national po;ro'isrl and uninchlng hte; L
The democratic arc well known 20 Inc county
USro.-owS, JUSE 8 1852.
Dear S:-prcvior5 10 receiving niie had hear
here OF the nomination OF General franklin Pierce Tor m
Presidency The arrived in court week and OF cours
there were many people in town. Inc nomination "ns &c
civrd with tic utmos, enthusiasm From the course OF IN
sbaIIo,nes, the nomination Of man was anticipated
and that rev seemed just the one TO take with the pup
s!ic feeling. , -
auainance and freely bear testimony to his enlneh
tents and great private worth II the expression OF ono
here any indication Of The expression e
3ry will not be difficult predict IN. result OF Tue eA
Novc nber election. Gen. Franklin Pierce WI oe l.uh
p!antly sustained by the democracy OF the niof wa
my prediction. Yours truly, .-,.,cpo1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

All reference the Compromise measures is wholly omit
sed-bu the "sacrtd principles OF fredo look like an Ell
aiosemen OF the doctrines of that higc law" upon whc
I the writer stakes himself. Again. Mr.. Seward employs 'e
word meliora,ion" which he evidently borrowe oin uc
Scos letter 1884, wherein the General is in as"r u 'o
s'lueoraun" OF slavery "eren 10 erte-'a naon! Is I"
evident, thcn that these two men thiGk alike ana a
the election Of Gen. Scott under the present auspices o
aSeward mus. lead the practical consnmma,!on ol u"
dangerous schemee which Gen. Scott put forth in lo4i anu
which he has not recaniedl Ii Is well known that Ia w
aspeech in the Senate Seward said ave deem the pnc'
Sof the law for the recapure of fusives UNJUST rScoS
ssrTU7IoSAL and IMMORAL; and thus, while PATRIOTISM
Swithhods its appreciation The conscences OF our peo
! pie condemn it," He drew comparison between
fthe e1tradi,on of the compromise laws, ana '''s
agreement entered into between the Greek Emperor 4
9C2, and barbarors Prince putting in very mocserP, w
clause side by side with that providing for the escape oil
held to labor from State into another nder the consu
ation of the United States Such is the main prop o zen
Scot! in New York and the rod Of chGssemen OF Pesi-
dent Fillmore Such tho association 10 which Gen. Scot
lis found-such tho who the Identical words aaa
ideas Of Gen. Scott upon delicate and deeply vital ques
stion 70 the South!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

For remedy 10 be Useful, before the victim Of dis
has decided give ii trial. Del not this be the
case with DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar aud
Canchalagua. The evidence in its and
will be found in compact form i'll the proprieors
phlet. Let the eye over the signatures 10 the
communications endorsing the medicine, and if emf
have any weight with the reader, he must
be satisfied Treason and argument, well as high
authority required they will be found there and
il the truthful confessions of those who have been
raised from what appeared 10 be the Consumptiv S
deahhed have any force there also they may be
II human evidence is 10 be taken, there can be no
doubt that the above medicine has rival for the
those various disorders Of the Lungs, which if
cured in time, eventuate in death.
CAUTION.-None genuine unless there is on the
buff wrapper, note Of hand signed with pen, by A
l. SCOVILL Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. l.. SEQ.
VII.L& CO, ProprieIors AT their Principal Depot
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Broad,cuy, New ,ork ,to
whom all orders for the Medicine, and letters relating
10 agencies, should be addressed. postpaid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, bv NJ NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-Tn large bottles, Sl,OO. or SIX bottles for S;
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

CoNNEcTICUT STATE ELECTION. We
have heard from most of the towns in Hart
ford county, and the democrats have gained
ten representatives and Two senators. We
have carried all the senators in this county.
Hartford elects 2 democratic representa-
lives by 252 majority, and gives Seymour 376
minority foT governor. We have scattering
returns from New Haven, Fairfield, Wind
ham and New London counties. New Ha-
ven elects wings, and gives 500 majority
against US.
New London elects 2 wings, and Middle
town wings. In all the towns heard from
SO far the democrats have gained IL members
and lost Ia. Democrats gain 3.
Governor Seymour runs head of this tick
ct but it is impossible 10 say at his hour what
the result in the state will be- Bos. Post
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08
What the Canadians think of Wistar's
BalSam.

From the Montreal Transcript, July %. 1913.
lhInk II but due 10 DR.. Wisar that should add
our testimony numerous others The cxtraordna-
ry merits of his medicine i'll certain particularly
where the patient has compa ned of pain i'll the side,
or in cases ofau ashmatical character
We are personally acquainted with many persons
VIII have experienced immense relief from the OF
this medicine wien abofiug under the diseases above
mentioned and as in the changeable climate of Cana
da these diseases more than usually common, any
medicine calculated 10 counteract them must be of val
ne.
We that it has large and still increasing
safe and has been very generally and bene6caly used
since Introduction into Carada three years ago-and
the very fact of lis having stood the test OF three
experience is proof ofits value.
We i'll the habit OF recommending patent
medicines unless the benefits conferred by them have
under own observation but in the present
instance can recommend Wisiar's Balsam of Wile
Cherry, as medicine worthy of the confidence of the
public III diseases of The Chest and SIDE and in many
cases i'll this city severe coughs have yielded its in
nuence
To be genuine il must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders the General Agent, Seth w
Fowe Boston, Mass. 4w 80.