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RuNAwAr.-A negress named Lucy, belonging to
John R. Anderson, of Hanover county, runaway
from her master about 10 days ago. and on Wed.
nesday was arrested by officer Trueheart and con.
veyed to the jail. She was committed by the Mayor
to Jail until claimed and fees were paid
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MAsoNIc.-St John g Lodge No &c. on yesterday
afternoon attended the remains of their deceased
brother, James Reth, to the grave and buried him
with the Gust omary Masonic honors.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-The case Of Wosse.
man, charged with receiving ham worth 81,
knowing it to be stolen from Cornelius, slave to the
r. g. P. r. R. Company, on Wednesday, came up
before his Honor on yesterday 1t was proven
that the ham belonged to the company, and that
Cornelius took it over to Wosseman's store and
left it there in bag. When taxed with the com
mission of the theft, Cornelius at first denied it. gu,
some severe threats induced him to state that i,
was at Wossemans, and upon going there, Wosse.
man delivered the bag and ham up. The Mayor
ordered Cornelius 80 lashes, and held Wosseman
to bail in the sum of $500 to appear before the
Grand Jury of the Hastings Court on the 10th day
of NAV next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

MUSICAL ENrERTAINmENT.-Th The gifted Smith
Family will give another of their vocal and instru-
mental entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
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Hs Simons' Pictures of ladies are

kS Sim0ns' Pictures of Ladies' are SUI
peru gems OF the art. 1t is often wondered WHY
they are SO superior to most Daguerreotypes. The
reasons obvious His delicate process is SO well
adapted to their delicate compilations, hence it is
they are SO bright beautiful aud fair. For ladies
dresses plain black, dark plaid or striped will be
found most becoming For children, select clear
day. between 10 and 3. Copies made from Daguer.
reotypes and pictures of all kinds. large and
choice assortment OF fancy Frames, imported Cases.
fine gold Lockets, Pins, Kings, Seals. &c, selected
expressly for Daguerreotypes, Kept always on hand.
Daguerrsotype Materials cheap, for cash
M. P. SIMONS,
ap22 Isl Main street, Eagle Square
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ANOTHER CUBAN ExPEDITIoN.-A Wash
ington letter i'll the Philadelphia American
says
There are rumors circulating here and in
circles that ought TO be we'll informed, of an
organization for third expedition against the
| island Of Cuba. Several of the so called off .
GERS oil the first attempt have been lounging
aoout the metropolis during the winter. with
no visible occupation, and no manifest means
OF support. 1t is believed that the material
Tor the proposed movement, ifprocured at all,
wiii be obtained from among a class of for
eigners OF desperate fortunes, who are ready TO
engage IN any enterprise, however lawless
mat may promise pecuniary reward. BUTT is
70 be sad, TO the d'scredit Of persons claiming
sponsibiIity of the new scheme NAV he nlaced
| al our own doors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

The FREsH-The river fell several feet on yes
terday The water still covered the docks at Rock.
etts to the depth OF one OF feet, impeding the
transportation of freight, yesterday afternoon.
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49, sEAYREs' CELEBRATED

& - SEAHRES, Gel DRAFTED
ss~--a LIVER PIELS-Prepared from the Mass
obtained at the Rockbridge (Ha.) Atum SpriRgs.-
These Pills are confidently recommended "a
having all the virtues of the water, and in
many cases they are preferable. In deralge
ment OF the stomach and bowels, or want Of
action in the liver, their immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especially, entre them TO public
consideration If the patient be bilious they search
cut the bile and expel it from the syssen-anliks
all other Pills, they may be taken with mpuniIy,
irrespective OF weather,) there Is nothing IN
them calculated to injure any one In cutaneOus
diseases and erupdoas of the skin, of whatever
sort, they are sure remedy, and particularly efca-
cious In diseases such as females are subject TO,
dropsies, hatulency, &C., &c. These Pills may Just
" be styled an universal remedy, as they are de-
cldedly the beSt in for the cure OF al diseases
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been continued for time, the whole system
becomes inyigorated, and the patient is restored TO
perfect health. They are carefully prepared and
put up In ylas OF 100 at 81 each liberia. discount
will be made to Druggists
For sale by JOHN II. SEAYRES, Columbian 10.
TEL Purcell, Laid s. Co., Main street. 5. NJ Zachris
son q Co, Druggists, Broad street, o. A. sirecker
druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond; James Cooke
q Co., Fredericksburg; Rashton, Clarke Cos
New York; Dyott 81 Son, Philadelphia; T. L.
Stroeeher 81 Co., Macon, Ga; +. J. Sampson, Pow.
hatan CT. House; N. T. Watkins, Halifax Court
Hosse; G. III. Jones IL Co., Petersburg w. d.
Gilman Washington, D. c.; Walter II. Middleton,
Farmy.lie, Va; Ill. q. Archer, Danyii.e; Coleman
q Rogers, Druggists, Market street, Mortimer =
wholesaie and retail fe3
The Once OF the New York Her
AID, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore sun Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot Tor all the Newspaper
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, g st tasf
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel.
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
apl9 General Agent.
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DRuNK.-William Camp arrested Wednesday
for drunkenness. was discharged by the Mayor
yesterday with suitable reprimand.
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81 N0TICE.-Ali persons are aereby forbid
trsmcking IN my bottles as win prosecute I'll such
er sold. They are marked & c. and meesor.
mack aeSof.
B.. All persons having my 5ottAss IL their
possession VIII please return them 10 ME a sor a.
possible, as tney are Of little Ese any bur urssl
u MCCORMACK.
am now ready 10 supply oraegs for -n.ia as.,er
~ bottles; also, best Philadelphia pogreg sas Ala
All orders thankfully received ana psomptls 81
ap l7-2ws ana E,,,ss q 80 a.
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he alluded to the practice Of dischsrgfng copvicfs
upon the world without money. friends, or wofk,
ana applauded Virginia for the liberal allowance
sbe rives to each convict when discharged
we cannot follow the speaker through ~ o. me-
soeecb. Our limits forbid. He closed By an sp-
neal to the people Of Virginia, q State which ne
COMMUNICATED very highIy,) TO aid him In bis new
and benevolent enterprise. He also appealed to the
ladies to unite in the work They could contribute
,cb IN the advancement Of this and al other moral
;,nproyements and reforms. LIT all parties enquire
that can be done to prevent crime. and to reform
and ameliorate the condition OF those who have
unfortunately become its victims. He had on that
day Waited the miserable beings, Reed and Clements,
doomed to an iguomnious death, with that death
now at their door and afforded them all the consola-
ton in his power
The speaker returned his thames to the members
Of the General Assembly for the kindness ana the
compliment of the use of their Hall, and expressed
himself much pleased with the people OF Richmond.
He was under many obligations for the kindness
and Hberality he had met with st their hands. After
referring to the history of Of the great men
of this State, he closed by eulogy upon Washing
tom in which he introduced very eloquent extract
from the writings of Robert Treat Paine, expressive
of the virtues and high character of Washington.
We went to hear this Reverend gentleman with
fears that some things would be said not agreeable
TO our ears, and not in accordance with virginia
o,injons. We confess we were agreeabiy disap.
pointed. We heard nothing sxceptionabie to our
mind.
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K sNS To the Voters of HenricO Conn.
49, ty.-Fe!low Citizens Ar the solicita
ton OF many friends in various parts OF the coun
ty, hereby announce myself as did through The
medium OF other papers some weeks ago. a candi.
date Tor The Office OF Commemorative Artor.
ney, for Henrico county, with the assurance that
II elected, Its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
APP 2l-dtd e. JOHN N DayISs
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The Duchess of Beri gave grand ,o;ree nm
me i4th nlt., at Milan, At which the celebrated
Rubini appeared. '''a'eo
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HUsrrNGs COURT Before Recorder Pulliam,
aud Aldermen Wingfeld, Cowles, Bray, arrar and
lnoes.
Commonwealth vs.. Rir.-Ths was the case of a
mulatto girl named Rix, charged with breaking in
to Miss Virginia Pretty's house, some weeks since,
and stealing therefrom several silk dresses. Owing
to the necessary absence OF Mr.. Scott counsel tor
the prisoner the case continued until the next
term. After transacting some civil business the
Court adjourned.
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~ Only 10 1-2 and 25 cents for B;,

~ Only ID y and 2J cents fo, Mr.
i0us Habits and the Liver. the hes, p.i
gative Pill knOwD.-DR. ROSES RAII'po
OR ANTI-BlLIOUS PILLS are the best PHI. -
thousands who have used them declare, for -
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and prodpcn,
healthy tone to the liver They are called raj
in their good effect. Hz
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indi,.,
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are ai,e T.
great demand-price 25 cents, and tor sale bv Pu-
cell, Ladd Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & WOOD
Bodexer, Bennett & Beers, K R DuyaI o a
Strecker and ]. Blair. il 81"
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HAYES h. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid 70
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, ano
COLLECTING CLAIMS OF all kinds. Office in
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
Il will pay the market price for Bounty Lar !
Warrants 10 81
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IL DIR. WIN. II. FARRAR offers Ina
49, Professional services to ths eitizens II
Richmond and its yionity. Office over A. Bods
ker's Apothecary store, ON Market bridge Msio !,
APP 12-dim ~ -
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PosrPoNED-The execution of Jordan Hatcher.
a negro slave, who was found guilty of the murder
of his overseer, William P. Jackson, which execu-
ton was to have taken place to-day, has been post
poned until Friday, the 7th day of May next, the
Governor having respited Hatcher for two weeks
in order to allow him further time to prepare for
his future final doom. Hatcher is in good health
and sound mind, and has been visited by several
clergymen of different denominations The rumor
that he had become deranged is entirely false.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

DIR. A. Il. PETICOLAS offers
~ his professional services to the public of
Richmond and its environs. When not in his Of
hce, DR.. +. may be found at the Virginia House or
the Medical College.
Office on Broad street, between 10th and iith
nearly opposite the City Hall an sn-op,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23
REED AND CLMENTS.

A few short hours. and these unfortunate
men will have suffered the EXTREMIST penalty Of
our laws, and passed from this active, senslent
and moving world into the uniathomaoie re-
gions of eternity, the passage way to which is
through the dark valley of the shadow ofdeath.
Their doom is fixed and certain, as the follow
ing communication from Mr.. Webster, Secre-
tary of State, to the United States Marshal OF
this District. which reached this city yesterday
morning, will show.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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To the Cifizens Of E7.T---,
49, and Strangers Viaifi.g - mond

nc u SHnsers sIsIfing the ~
II you wish TO have your hsir cut and cly.
the most fashionable and tasty manney s.o In
wbiskers changed to beautiful blsct 81 on your
then cal at the American Hair Dressing :. sSslo1n
and Shampooing Saloon, under the Ans,; s.asyl.ng
tel. eiScan he
N. Blot, cold ard shower BATHS :. :.
hours. Price Is cents, or five tickets for Il all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

is - DIR. JOHN p. LITTLE has re.
- moved his place of residence to the house
OF Mr.. Cringan, on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence OF W. God
din, Esq. He may be found during Office hours at
his former Office on Governor .treef, between Main
anu Fl dhkhn ap l9-1mk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-23

CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.-BRFoRE
JUDGE CRuMP - Commonwealth vs. B B. Beach -
BurwelI Burr Beach, the famous boring bur gar,
was tried yesterday on two indictments, one for
burglariously entering Kent, Paine & kent's dry
goods store and stealing large quantity of dry
goods therefron, and the other for breaking into
the Theatre and stealing sundry musical instru-
meuts Our readers, doubtless, recollect the par
ticulars of these burglares. For the irst offence
Beach was sentenced to three years confinement in
the pententiary, and for the second offence, to
years confinement in the penitentiary. There was
d third indintment for breaking into Paro's Ex-
change Office, which was not TILED, tho Co4nnou-
weaths Attorney probably considering that the pri
soner had been sufficiently sentenced in the other
two indictments, entering nolle prosequ6.
Commonwealth VS.. James Martin Martin was in
dicted for the murder of Thomas AFRICAN, whom he
killed in an affray last month. 1t will be recoected
that Martin did not inflict the wound which caused
AFRICAN death, until after he had been knocked
down twice by AFRICAN, and had been kicked Sc
verely by his brother Thomas Martin. After hear
ing the testimony and the arguments ofcounsel the
jury retired, and att o'clock entered court and an
nounced through their foreman that they had been
unable to agree upon verdict. The sheriffs were
then sworn, and the jury given in their charge.
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MRS. G. VIGLINI,

l0i, NAM STkE&r. 4
WILL open her spring ana summer ssf-Ns u
w MILLINERY Oh Tuesday. s7ta aafb cen y.
sisting OF all the newest iapotssgoast se.r et+u oy
her for this market; to waacsl sas fsspssss~lf u
quests the attention ot her customers ard tas pAS
he generally ~ -
NJ 0TiCE.--I have appointed ny pfVsEsF, Z
IN LOEwENTHAI., nay sgear AID attorney -
fact, to conduct in my name. and Al MY cos 'A-
risk. Dry Gocds and Jobbiug business,
ap 23-6ts ABRAHAM LoENENIaAl.
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g., DIR. Il. G. FISHER ,s.s------
- services to the public n -. a0efs his
branches Of his profession. - sne Various
Office IN the basement of his dxe,,inu
street, between Broad and Marshall ~ on ath
door from the corner s.5seis 21d
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, April 81, 1852.
THOMAS HAIL, Esq,
u. S. Marshal, Richmond, Va.

THOMAS HALL, Esq,
u. S. Marshal, Richmond, Va.
SIR-I am requested by the President to IN
form you that the application for the pardon OF
Reed and Clements has been again renewed
by various petitions and some affidayits which
it was supposed would change the facts,
but upon careful examination of them, he
does not feel convinced that they do, and finds
himself again compelled to perform the painful
duty of refusing the application.
| am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedieDt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The prisoners received this communication.
that sounded forth their death-knell, with but
little manifestation of emotion. Clements
stated that he was not disappointed. They
will be publicly executed upon the scaffold
erected beyond the extremity of Poor House
hill, about quarter of mile to the left of the
Poor House, this day between the hours OF
ii and o'clock. The sad procession will
move from the Henrico county Jail at about III
A. M under escort of large body of intan-
try and cavalry. It's TO be hoped that the last
dying moments of these criminals will not be
marked by disorder or turbulence on the part
of any of the thousands of spectators who may
be in attendance.
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- Mani
nary, writes, from which we extract: 81 have psaI
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture for severe auact
OF chronic in1ammatory sore eyes md srear dsbiE
ty, with great benefit to my general health. III.
Tincture has had most happy effect in rerulatn,
and bringing to action torpid liver and reyrovfn
pains of the hips and loins.' Hon. Il. Cav snS
others bear testimony to the high character Of M
Hicks.
Extract of Letter from Thomas Il. Scott Fan
OF Kentucky: - had two coored children r,prb
affected with sore eyes-I thought it a scro;lloTs
affection. | gota bottle of Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture which gave them great relief and beiora
they finished the second bottle their eyes wers
well'
Hundreds of our own citizens bear the same te,
timoDy. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Cough, General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arisius
from impure blood are cured by it. Gail and get
pamphlet gratis, and read history of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale BY O. A.
SIhEChEh, Main street. ap l-dts
MORE TESTIhIONY,-Wehs y.
W>~-a just learned from lady In this city who
has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several years
that by the advice OF friend she induced to Inv
Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters, al.
ter having used a number OF other prescriptions
without any effect and that four bottles OF 1t has per-
fecty cured her OF the disease, and she is now az
healthy as she ever was in her life. This is but an
addition to the thousands of testimonials in the
hands of the proprietor, showing conclusivey that
IL 10 tue pest anluyspepuc ionic now ID use. For
choices, loss of appetite, weak and disordered
stomach, and such other diseases as arise from in.
digestion, these Bitters have no equal, while for
ague and fever and biliousDess, if t.ken according
to directions, they are sure cure. As spring
medicine for children these Bitters are unrivalled
and every housekeeper should keep them on hand
ana use rIcrn Freely during the spring months A
few bottles, juaiciously administered, will ward oF
many distressing spells of fever. Give them trial
Price only SO cents per bottle.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
A. BODEKER, ADIE a. GRAY BENNETT l.
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & Co, and GAYNOR
g. WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WIN P LADD
and SEABROOK Il REEVE, Shockoe Hal
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& OH. FAX hkK havino re.--------s
:. Franklin street, few door. 'ssMaoved 70
Exchange. and opposite to Triuity rs ssioE the
former Office Corner of MAJ and iss, a sa his
lor rent. y nas been occupied a. phy,Ie;ss, y
. l ~. ~. VI ~ eve years past u
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viii be upn;.s !. @ ins not nfuonsd this essoss
nR: DAvIss SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
ffssiass N R ri, s RI a as
SoI nsa.s append
nay < ss.:
Gaiss1g '
FROM Mr JOHN D. MORGAN, D.usg,s..
s1 Tss =, sgi mp, q 1 VIII cPsy ass TAI
FROM Me. EDWARD ROBBINS, Druggist.
trouble to slsasss g. s III u
e and Tar md "a. Rave sold ~
s js.sps Baaaps1. .s.Rs
N &c
saa IL sa s w sa. ss III i.
Tas GLOWING Drus,. NJ Row.
FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE, ,
Mn | sas . 81 j..
si'sa n s.; syrup Il VIA
re- s'a Cd es' @
>'''' n'' Y oass lssss ss%ify pys
Letter .ss. F Ss ~.s ,fsa~s s.sa'
NnwToss s:h month 80 lsss.
p =:
W
sass Ii a .sps n
eve. the ia Iabong md b. derd
ppa.on Of the Heart snS tho
Davia's c0mp'und Syrup of Wild Cherry and TsI
For four of sewers
apss. y e. , Tss hs
y Ss me from sleeping ~
my ~
sa.s'5 Es's s. .:
IN st md ~ $ &. s. =; R
sse ~ e.
% Ten .s o IL Ss,s.
ssasss sn' two bottles 4 n sas a
| WEAKNESS AND PAIN m THE BREAST.
Dr. ssaP VIA a ssss ~ e.
from Ey iinowtsdss Of +. yses My .ase.sd
short time symptoms Would sfr ina
'ss e: ! s;
eject has been very '''s.
col. e e 4, =: IS
.ns 3D. ..sas:;
Win IN a n hs, n "
al
bottle Ia sss i osz sas a. q.
e. Merchants different hs
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Bot, s ssoM ps; yAgsaAS s I'd ausa
W. think that sheo.e Wholesale Agency M thas
Indiana.
v a % ls:: =ss
b. d.ly inquired seush psrh.p.
~ " FROM DE-. " 9. MAcxlS S1
The Wild Cherry Tau 70 5. 7siaass m.icias
;Rs ny s M s S
smother supply
Ro.r.e- esf N L..
md y. =:
sek: Hon: a Il
writing e, r =. above yau.
1 write Re iss s ;sss me two d'n sa Il M
:
Sever 4 it,
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:sll:, and stssi0as No. iss 5aaay
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FROM s.. 8. sryENs: i,
Cherry and nov .ssssss =. ss ~
popularity daily ncraaainE vOald do vs ssnl
ne..., ss
So . sa ssy ss & .ssss
sns other decided Of applied
a mend to ali who 'l' Ike
s; ss
W. ,.ty
: IS:
resiatsuch evdsncei -,l15f.-
lhave been for he last aeen
cough and hectic fever and frequently laid bed during that
ss. .l sia M s e. :s
f. s.:s :sss
ss compsns rs Al csev .as T sns
tho most happy and sauary effect "a
s
nsa"ge pain that AN S9sss9nay sd 9TH aide Of
bslow schuyikili Sixth, south aide.
bl of the urinary years. which p2od
sold and cough Dr. compoana svas
Wild Cherry and Tar Bat his great satisfaction
been several he has taking sdcne
and the bladder entirely
the soothing and noyang effects Of this medicine It's a.
the in Inflammation Of the kidneys liver patoa h
respectable reference viii Be- NJ oa ~
people often deceived medicine tn
ssatsraa 70 whom ths sssvs
ludes He
Keystone.1 r '-
a. The following from worthy and sis,,.a
MI Mr has been for Drseior Public Eehoo
and has held var'ous Officer Of honor and ronaibiy:
....,. PHIlApHLPHiA, September 10, 1886
more since Twas attacked with hacking
cough which resisted the remedies such IS paresoe sa
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Dsyiss Compound syup d
entirely cured My mother WHO'S habius cough
ND nss been taking squlls and pssor has been D.
| -'-''A'' THOMAS snLLAR Il Rsces,rss,
- Sold wholesale retail BY Scah
and West o n =. IN. e
W7HISKY-4OO bills divers and Russelps,
suss CONVERSE CO.. 81 rchoup.oul.s
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N MEDICAL
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

~ 151 CHdRTRE55TR EET-J. WRIGHT CO hasns
to stand uavaied department their business have
With the propsors ali the popular Pssnt
cines throughout the Quilted States 10 ronstuy
With fresh ample
pces By thus enabled Offer for shs seeei
the which found this
other Having had experience the Pnbass -
Patent hedcnes they facilities for oondurtugth
particular the
supply the trade srceednsy low
M 70 realize handsome either whole
sae retail Az tgeir ay found full assortment Of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The following comprises
part Their assortment and be furnished dsnfe
from twenty 70 cent henpsrthan than