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Bearings Panacea Lapsorum.


THIS is invaluable remedy fn all injuries resulting
IRON external violence, such as Commissions Sprans,
LaceratiOns Of soft parts Cuts ln1anmatons and Fe-
from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
many cases OF Pain in the Chest resembling Peursy in
some of 1nfammatory rheumatism Lameness
and Sore from long walks ard tight shoes also in
Corns made by pressure in short, dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting of Blood Nose Bleed from blows
in Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent After
pans in child bed also in In Injuries Of the heads Of In
fan,s at birth, &c, &C. d r. rr p
The proprietor in offering this article TO the public does
not pretend that it sovereign remedy for every dis
human life, but tor the purposes above
specified 1t is WITHOi T A PARALLEL trial is
only prove this fact and its cheapness places
this trial within the reach Of ALL The proprietor might
obtain many testimonials its great WORTH but the sub
Joined are deemed sufficient: 20
The undersigned having ourselves made use Of Dear
ing fanncea Lupsorum believe it TO be one oil the most
valuable remedies offered to the public.
WILLIAM STACEY, WILLIAM r. EIDE,
THos. BRADFORD ANDREW r. CAHrLL.
Fos sale wholesale and retail by proprietor Bath,
Me. JOHN BEARING
JAM IA, 1852 Gm30
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Found.

nm Thursday night last, OH Frnnf Street, a gold Be
" som Pins The ear. ha The same by provin
property and paying charges. -st. fs
Bath, Jan 10, is5e Swan.
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
I See List Of Premium Vol,lmes bclo,r.

ding to the number oil peroucas Ordered, as above eN
PREMIUM VOLUMES.
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the publishers without recourse agent Money
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The postage these periodicals has by The late law
been reduced the average about forty Per The
following are the present rate,:
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
70 Fulton Street, New York,
t-t Entrance 54 God Street.
NIL & Co have recently published, and have now
for sale the FARMERS GUIDE by Henry Stephens OF
inburgh and Prof Norton of Yale College, New Haven,
complete in vols, royal octavo containing O0r ages,
IA steel and 600 wood engravings. Price, in muslin bind
ing, 81; in paper covers, for the mail, s.. 4w27
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Notice,

Notice.
LII Agents operating in the Slate of Maine for the
II MECHANICS UNION HEALTH ASSOClA-
TlON,of Springfield, Mass notified that their
agency is revoked from This date and they forbid
taking applications SAID Stale wiikouia new cerlif
cate, printed with red ink, and signed A. RICHARDS.
The above notice is not intended stop any of the old
substantial agents
WANTED. an Agent for each county.
A. RICHARDS,
General Superintendent OF Agenciesior the entire State
of Maine.
Bangor, Dee. l, 1851
10 AGENTS WANTED 10 operate for the above
caiion in Kennebec, Lincoln and Franklin Counties.
Applications made by mail, 10 w. A. Herrick, Leeds
Station, will receive prompt attention
w. A. HERRICK,
Superintendent of Agencies for the Counties OF Kenne
bee. Lincoln and Franklin. 80,
Greene, Dec /, 1851.
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TO FEMALES.

THE peculiar maladies winch emles are subject
cr,nonIy produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-
panied by dep ssssd and often Eoony STATE If m nd.
the yslein declines III Strength mere Is loss III
nervous powcr and This very naturally impalrs the
.rgy mind and dslurbs the equannity of The lie
per. Every candid woman VINO has suffered from ft-
male complaints will admit this 10 be the a7cnr'Jnltruth
Now To obtain relief, ii is only necessary step the
tendency depletion and debility. This is done by
newIng thai Fountain Of Heath and Strength, the
BLOOD and n" med cine accompllshes this desirable
re snIi so cnmnlcielY Is
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HENRY HYDE
The Greatest Bargains

TN Boots aud Shoes cant be had nj the snbscrib,
i Call and see, at J w ROBER +
Dec 3, 1851. .Iai 1ort 1it1t t-a..- 81
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A SMART servant girl capable Of doing any kind q
n house work i'll family. Apply nj this office.
Jan q, 1852. 20
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Sperm Oil.
Wanted.

D EAL Sperm Oil, for sale by
IL Jane 1852. MI GANNETT.
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Flour.

THE subsc ribe have hand large lot of superior
L Flour which they will sell MS low The same quail
y be bought in this city. r SMITH CO.
Jan I, 1852. 70
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Wanted.

Wanted.
THREE first rate Satin Vest Makers, and 25 good
L Coat makers, at " HAWTHORNES
10 63 Front Street, Bath.
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DR.. TOWnSend'S Extract of
s ARS A p A ILL A

wrllas the signature of DR. ) Townsend Is on the
outside wrapper Of e'ch bottle.
Soldbv ali In, prlncip Druggists and country mr.
chants throus hnut the United States, Canadns, etc
Principle Office, in New York. 50 Nassau St.
in London, 355 Strand. next
door to the I.yceum Theatre
A. G. PAGE, only Agent for Bath; E.
Dana, Jr., Damariscotts; E Dana, Wiscasset.
Md
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Cider Vinegar,

NTADEfrom nothing but PURE CIDER. and r
wi ranted superior o any in New England for sale in
any quantity by the manufacturer at No SO and70 Com
mercal Street, Boston. 3ml5 MAYO K BROWN.
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Bovdell's Illustrations.

SPECIMEN numbers Of Boydel's Illustrations Of Shak-
- speare may be seen at SAWYER 4 ooUNs, where
subscriptions to the same will be received. q
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Further Particulars of the Gala nifty on
Lake Erie.
BUFFALO, Aug.

BUFFALO, Aug. 20-9 p. NJ.
The steamer Clinton has returned from the
wreck of the Atlantic. She reports her en-
trely disappeared, and sunk in twenty five
fathOms OF water.
Up to this hour, no further names of cabin
messengers, either lost or saved can, be ascer-
iained.
Nine of the crew, and about twenty-five OF
the cabin passengers, are known TO be lost.
Captain Petty, Of the Atlantic, while lower
ing life boat fell distance of eleven feet,
INTO The boat, striking his head, and cutting it
badly. He was precipitated into the water,
and supposed TO be lost, but was picked up
by boat from the propeller, after clinging for
fifteen minutes to floating pieces of timber
He is much injured, and now lies, in this city,
In n pref arious state.
Mr. Dana, who was lost, was very efficient
in saving the lives OF passengers, and exnorteo
them to cling to the lite preservers, "hen 10
the water When the boat went Gown ne
took seltee and plunged overooa,o, oul Al
the same moment some twenty of .",'V GU.
igrants leaped over on 10 hin'' anu "e "'"'
under. Tho ho., uax.
A. ~ C;ran clerk of the boat, and MIR. Buell.,
c,ana;neer. The steamer had then sunk,
nj hn, her stern, and they. with some Illinois
.a-ssnoers. were ciingIng 10 a rope attached
70 n floating mast and the wreck, being up to
ibeir shoulders in wnter'
A, soon as the shrieks of the drowning pas
sengers were hushed. the voice of a little boy
was heard, and il wa hen first discovered tha,
a child, about eight years old, was also cling
ing 10 a rope short distance of The little
fellow, talking TO himself. was saying: "Oh,
can't hold on much longer. II papa was
here, he would hold me up" man from
Illinois, a fine powerful fellow, Immediately
moved long rope, and seized the boy as he
was about to sink. He held him for come
time, and called out to Givan to come to his
relief, as he was nearly exhausted by the
weight. Givan made an attempt to reach him
but 10 vain. Attiat moment the boat Of the
propeller, loaded to the waters edge with
rescued passengers, passed, and Givan hailsd
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GET UP BEFORE THE SUN.

Get up before the sun, my lads,
Get up before the sun
This snoozlng in ateather bed
Is what should not be done.
Between sunrise and breakfast, lads,
Rise, breathe the morning air,
Twill make you look so bright, my lads;
Twill make you look so fair.
Get up before the sun, my lads
Shake off your sloath-aruusel
You lose the greatest luxury
Tha, ite has, il you browse,
Between sunrise and breakiasi, lads;
Arise, then, do not lose
The key to health and happiness,
By lying in snooze.
Get up before the sun, my lads,
And in the garden hoe,
Or iced pigs, or milk the cows,
Or take the scythe and NOV;
Twill give you bouysnt spirits, lads,
Give vigor 10 your frame
Then rise before the sun, my lads,
And these rich blessings claim.
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Table of Rates.

Those over dtty years of age will De charged 25
PEI cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents aimn
s,0n Zee viii he charged, in addition to the above
ane hrst year, and must be psi'' At the time of ap
pIcatlon, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFEREHCEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster
eTs, corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond Va.
Geo NJ West a Bro Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith x Marvin, Merchants, Main ST; Bowen s
Bruce, Washington Hotel McOoraid & Lyons,
Regalla Manufacturers, Exchange p ace Habls
ton d Bro Furniture dealers 18th ST., do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling LANG, hard
ware 90, do; George Hardnan, builder, do; J F
Wharton Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
hehafy, Esq, G0sport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
" balm, Savings Bank. Portsmouth; Blanchard.
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor of
Ohio; Hon Joseph Wright, Gov'r OF Indiana
Hon Augustus French, Gov'r Of Illinois; Hon
Austin King, Goy'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Bfoihesd Senator from Penn; Hon James NJ Por.
ter Eastou, do.
AL communications should be addressed (pos'
paid to A. WILBUR,
Actuery and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
It's
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A HAUNTED HoUsE-THE CATASTROPHE.
Contemporaries q the Picayune
DEMoPoI is. Ala, august Z. Ieo..

DEMoPOIIs, AIsr August !, Ie0~'
MY DEAR PIc-Demopolis is pleasant snisse
OF about $40 inhabitants. IL contain four cnufcnes'
one hotel, one blacksmith shop, a puohc ,qusre
no puplc buildings, and twenty Jour sia, eg I;,a
fields. Indeed al 6rst blush, the town iooAS .no
one immense corn6eld. but on closer Inspection
you discover a handsome residence peepng ouI
here ard there, much to your asIonisnhen' .i0a ,a
number of wealthy pla tiers reside ~ ,na Ps'e sbs ,
| am informed that the county t"a'S"so' 40 'A'
A few dsys since, my quiet meditationi were T
d;stn,hsd hy an alarm, which spread through the
village hau.ed hOuss ssve.ons o.,sd %
spirit and nis,y eah.lson Of the
ing.
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MECHANICS UNION ASS OCIA.
II TION.-Ofhce In EXCHANGE building. next

dpo- to the Post Office, Richmond. Va.-ACCU
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
SIoOO0-N b DEAN, President. Finance Com
rnit,ee: VIM. Patton, G C. Wood II. B Judkins
A Wilbur, Actusry.
Tbs Association has declared dividend of thirty
Eve and one halt per cert for the year ending April
lst 81 Nc liability II assessment.
TLls is Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
cas- oi sickness accident.
IS the payment of the following annual deposits
you will become lie member, and Will be entitled
u a weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
life, il you should be disabled By sickness or &C
ciisDf from attending to your ordinary business
occapauob. rru.ales vii, draw Ia case of sickness
common 10 both sexe5.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER SO
YEARS OF AGE
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The imp roysd lands near Upper Sandusky,
coded hy tbe Wyando,s, will be offered for sale
on The 9th Of September, 81 not less than u
50 per acTe.
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,nem, ana en'reated them to save the bow
Mr. bIodgeti, first mate Of the Atlantic. who
was on board, jumped out. and swan 10 the
t9pe, .ook .ne BOY Oh, and returned to the boat.
lie was thus saved. The little fellow w,.
from Massachusetts, was with ii, nnci. US
was drowned. His name was not recoliec ,sJ
by the clerk.
The next boat from the propeller took off
the clerk, first engineer, and the Illinois pas
senger.
The passengers at Erie held meeting to-
night, and passed resolutions thanking God
Tor their preservation and safe deliverance, and
exculpatng the officers Of the Atlantic from all
blame
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A Persian gentleman, who came passenger
10 the steamship Canada, which arrived at
Boston, on Wednesday last, met with neavy
loss During dinner hour, his room IN Tue Y.
s. Hotel was entered, bis trunks broken open,
and two hundred and fifty sosereigns were ta-
ken from one of them.
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FORGERY OF PRUssiAS GOVERNMENT TREA-
sURY NoTEs.-ARREsT OF THE COUNTERFEIT
ERs.- For several weeks past, the police au-
thorites of New York, and the Prussian Con-
sui General, have been secretly at work for
the purpose OF ferreting out gang ofcounter-
feiters, who have long been engaged in issus
ing forged Certificates, or Treasury Notes, is-
sued by the Prussian Government, under the
authority Of law, passed by that Government
on the 18th Of April, lS48, creating loan OF
FIVE millions OF dollars, and on Friday sue.
ceeded in arresting DIR. Theodore Peiiman and
Antoine Gawacci, as the guilty parties.
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ANEsTIRE FAMILY BURIEp.-Occasiona
we are called upon to chronicle events which
almost stagger belefin the Allwise Providence
that guards and guides u.s. yet we know
that all is rght--ihaI He who mOyeh in LIGHT
acts always for the best, whatever may be the
views of His creatures who grovel in DARKv
NESS. Such an event is the following:
Mr.. Russell Gibbs, with his wife and two
children, returned from Muscaline, Iowa, last
fall, to point about six miles north of Oquaw-
ka, Illinois, on the river, where the family re-
mained during the winter. On the l7th OF May
they came to Oquawka, where they had since
remained, ard deported themselves IN an up
right and industrious manner. On the morn
ing of the 28th ult. Mr.. g. was taken suddenly
iii. His wife, who was attending at the sick
he'd of her husband, was taken sick about noon
and before the sun rose the next morning, the
wife had passed The portals Of time, whittier,
before many hours, she WAS followed by the
husband. Shortly afterwards, one Of their
children sickened and died, the last ofIhe four,
the youngest child having been buried. few
days previous to the parents. Thus, within q
few days, an entire family has been swept
away to the dim regions Of the grave.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
E-n-1n NOTICE.= DAILY LINE

FEDAR TAR,-The most suceesstul remedy.
~ in use for the cure OF Consumption, Bron.
chitis, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsii, Piles,
Kings Evil. Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &c.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B B. N0rris-Dear Madam: 1t gives me
great pleasure recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar} an excel
lent preventive or curative in the first stages Of
bronchial affections, diseases OF the lungs, and
Also as very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect.
tuily. It Fl. WRIGHT, NJ ID.
I subscribe with pleasure and full confidence, to
the good effects of the Cedar Tar, as prepared and
sold by Mrs Norris, in many cases of disease, hav
ing prescribed il frequently, and always with good
,.scts. A. RICH, NJ. ID.
March 27, 1851
Mrs B. B. N0rris-Madsm 1t gives me pleas.
uIe to recommend to the favorable notice OF the
public your valuaJ e medicine Cedar Tar in bron.
cDai affections aud diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWINGS, NJ. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
the Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community. and some of our own physicians
recommending il TO their patients
We are permitted to refer 10 the folio wing per-
sons, citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity, out OF
large number, l~hO, from motives OF delicscy, pre-
Ter that their uhines shoHid not be made pubIicD
vino have recrivtd great benefit from the of the
la rv E'vm" Dentist II Meseke. Jas. K
Moore Jno B. DOdd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call aud see certificates
Ey1 Beware of counterfeits The genuine arti
Gle - tor sale by
HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
sole Agent for Richmond and
au4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
nissOLUTION.-Tn partnership hereto
~ tore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm OF WORD, FERGUSON Il BARkSDALE,
Is this day dissolved ey mutual consent All per
sons havi1g claims against the concern will present
them, and those indebted will please make pay
QgIN NJ WORD.
j. b. FERGUSON, JR,
July lst, 1852 l. n. BARkSDALE.
TO-PARTNkRoHI subscribers have
Y this day formed "a partnership unoer the firm
oi Word, Ferguson a. Co., and will continue
the Dry Goods, importing and Jobbing bu siness at
the old stand No 1913, Main street, where they u'ii'
be happy To their old friends, psomising to do
a.. Ia their power 10 please.
They feel confident, : their Fail Stock will be
entirely in the Fancy line, and purchased tor
Inents than evel. All orders will De promptly at
teLded to. GUN NJ WORD,
j. b. FERGUSON, JR.,
July lst. ls52 w. II WORD
Ia retiring from nc Mercantile business, cor
and friends the new con" ern, feeling every
f@hes 'aat nott iy Justc@ and chss@ goods can be
bad. but they vi ind them high minded and Ioo-
IA III all tran actions.
July ls,, ,ej2 ISAAC R. BAkKSDALE
A-lm
- OOflN1 LATE Au1 prepared TO ,ze
cute ~itn promptness and dispatch all o.
ders entrusted u my charge for the above article
ssmples may be seen atmy office
ROBERT RANKIN,
jyA Corner 22d ana Water sts
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TAs A cow wARDIN, Proprietor,
arCH r.. PLEA-ANTs, Editor.

CASH TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
lssr.re, insertion 50 50 square month - oO oo
40 do co / do do 10 90
! do week Isl do do l6 90
/. A. 2weeSs rs do year 80 90
~ Commuu c, tons are charged at the same
s,-s as adyerfls, ments.
rs- Tea liles or less make square; longer ad'
vsstsrmen in exact proportion, and payable in ad
~ Advertisements inserted once week, twice
.@csk or taree times a week, will Ss charged 50
s.ts fer the insertion, and 81. cents each
sT.anuance-
rs@ Marriage notices inserted for Is cents; Flu.
"a s. ,otices = cents Deaths, without obituary or
fs ,sral invitation. l2t cents.
The DAILY DIsFArcH' is served 10 subscribers
nj 5ir and quarter cents per week payable to the
a,rrisr weekly, Price for mailing, 81 year In sd-
ys3fe.
THE WEEhLY DISPATCH
/. published every Friday morning, and mailed
for ONE DOLLAR YEAR. To CLUBS, for S5 six CO.
pAss for $40 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty CO
plas, Tor $50 twenty seven copies.
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rEDAR TAR,-The most successtu remedy
~ now in use for the cure OF Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
hinzs Evil Diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver &c.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
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a. FOX RENT OR SALE.-A Hopse
M@ near the shockoe Bill Burying Ground. anti.
able for small family. Rent s5 per month, Ar.
ply 10 JOS. r. ROANE
au 2l-6ts Corner Main and o0,h s,ra-,
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- OOflSSs LATE Au1 Prepared 10 ,.xe
= "a cute "i,h promptness and dispatch, all o.
defs entrusted 10 my charge for the above article
Samples may be seen atmy Office
ROBERT RANKIN,
jy24 Corner 22d ana Water sts
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O. FOX RENT.-A small Cottage Residence
E.i on 9Th street. near the corner OF Leigh An.
ply to GEORGE A. AINSLIE
At James Bosher's Coach Mandatory.
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e%. FOR RENT-A House in Bowling tiretn
~ containing six rooms, besides a ki,chen. h
large yard and an excellent well of wat attached
to the same This may be had very reasonable
terms if application be made Immediately TO
LOUIS KEPPLER g. BROTHER,
thppru
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niSSULUTIOS.-Tn partnership hereto
~ tore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm OF WORD, FERGUSON 81 BARKSDALE,
i. this day dissolved ey mutual consent. All per-
cons haviug claims against the concern will present
them, and those indebted will please make pay
tnent as early as possible.
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e. FOR RENT-The cottage residence
Ell Broad street near the African Church, and
occupied By Mr.. r. D. Mitchell There are many
conveniences for the accommodation of a eentae
family and its accessibility the heart of the city
should render it de sirable to the man Of business
au 20-4t JAMES NJ TAYl OR
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IL retiring IRON nc Mercantile business, cor
diaAy r"curln.etd 10 all Of my old acquaintance
and friends the new con" ern, feeling every sssu.
fahcs taat uOtt y jusrIce and chss@ good. can be
had. bat they VII ind them high minded and iloo-
ra il! all tran ACTIONS
July let, e52 ISAAC R. BAkKSDALE
A-lm
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Frs
raj new
Chan
res fa
'of Fir.
alw =
30.
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Ell A CARD.-l am In receipt o J the Fal
Ill Fashions of Gentemens Hats.
JOHN THOMPSON,
aus 81 Main street
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O. FOR RENT.-The store on Main st
III next 10 Simon Bonavita's Confectionery, and
opposite the Virginia Bank. 1t is suited for most
any kind OF business. Possession given immed
stey Apply to NJ. SHULTZ,
au ls-6t Mansion House, Main street.
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sss REMUVED.-MRS. RRANNAN ZIG
t9ETxs wishes to call the attention of herSSG
e friends and the public, TO the fact EIS
wa that she has taken the lower Tene.--eT>'
ment Of The MANSION HOUSE, No 33h Main
street-Mrs Phillips old stand.
In--dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-24

fs:. FUk REAT-1he upper part OF the
EI house occupied by MIR David p. Franklin, on
Broad street Il has five good rooms and two
closets, and in the yard are good kitchen and
hydrant. The premises have lately been repaired
throughout, and may be taken in possession imme
diatey, ct very low rent, say $50
TOLER & COOK,
au 5 General Agents.