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Dur readers ore aware. that at tnr las sos
sion Of thr Legislature. tie y. II. Central.
arl the Cou,orl ard Clarcmont Railroads
We're united. their old names were giv"n ny.
the entire property passed imto the hands of
a new company. AMI received the above
uatur.
This company start under favorable au>pi-
cc>: they have some fiftv-two miles of road
cnm,l, I'd and all in finc condition. with ut-
fi.irnt furniture for all ordinary lu>inc~- not
only for the present time. but for use when
the road shall hr completed to the C"nr.rti-
cut river The total expenditures oi the Con
cord and CIaromoNt road. tor construction
and c,rri,nnrnt hav" been >G41.tu6..6. TIE
nett earnings of the roal.tor one vrar."ndinr =
.tpril 80. 1852 was &2t.17j.39. In tie cir
rum~tanrc- this n'i!rai"S a very respectable
local business
I The \. H. Central road has cost. including
equipments. !iG.3S1i9. The net clrrirgS
OF this road tor the last wear have been a little
under $1,000. 1t will be seen at glance.
that the union of these two roads will enable
the new company to conduct business on a
far more economical system than tormcrIv
They commence then. with an invested
capital OF some twelve or thirteen Thousand
dollars. They are entirely free from debt
they are satisfied with their new act ofinoor-
poratI"n. in every particular: they are max
in" all reasonable movements towards the
completion of the enterprise McSSrs Clark
{, Co. pay oil the entire floating debt. and in
addition invest three hundred thousand dol
lars in the bonds f the ROAD II Is BOW the
earnest wish 9th" company to sell some two
hundred thousand dollars of bonds to persons
interested in the enterprise and who reside
above Bradford. This being done. ample
means will be- afforded for the completion of
the road, 1t has been satisfactorily aSccr-
tanned. that the entire cxpcn<" of romrlrtino
til" road. Including land damages. will not rx-
coed six hundred Thousand dollars Enrir-
GERS are now layirI out the road and the com
rany intend to learn. definitely .what the land
dama-,.> viii lr. a> we'll As every o,lr,r OK.
pcn~r-an'i f." max" ample provision for n."c,-
inr them -b"t"rr they strike the first blow.
Negotiations are in progress in London
for the requisite amoHu. Of IRON.
Som" f,r hundred feet Of S,rnarcc Noun.
tain will hrtnnnrllrd RESPONSIBLE contract.
or> viii take this Job for thirty thousand dol.
larS.-f Igl,4,o,f IwFs.
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HE G. ALI ED q \ [ 4 n.

he came 80 lis death from the effects ri a STAB
in IT, lett >i.Ir. hy some unknown assassin.
We sincerely hop" that no efforts viii be spar
cl to discover the murderer
Mr. .Jrwrtt was the son of Othniel jew
EFT, OF New Haven. and aged 40 wears. lie
was one of the first emi@rants to California
from Vermont. iEId'ri'ry Register.
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SANiI.tN SEIZED BYAI'.S. SLOOP
Gmohp tie fU;.,h>.

,r,, " 49,,
~ '>''" i"fN F''''Ne Furnishes a'""Hn'>
81 Ia" NrlIEr" OF thr port o! SIN juan. IN Nj
rAr'@Hf. 10y til" |. ). Sloop-of-war Cyarc.-
The affair crew ont of the uuarr, between
H.. ,;.;,.,.. o,l H.. v:,.,.,, ,r.,,,.,.,r.,
~,
no" '"''i'''E' me lf'lhe says;
Ar yam" Wa sent 70 San Juan 10y IN"
'nt'' administration, on tn" representations OF
the Accessory r't'I>It Company, that their
property and rights were III danger OF vloI'i-
lation At The hands Of the City Government.
y difference 'al crown NJ between the Com
lauy and til" Government. In addition to
other cau>r> OF offence, the Company hal
moved their depot away from the cI,y up the
bay. on land leased oi tie Ms quito KIM.
which tl.ry were bound ~ the lease to sur
render. whenever his agent at San Juan
should require, 1t seems, However. that the
Company claimed to hold the spot also by
grant from Nicaragua made, however, when
Sln Juan Wa III possession Of the British. as
protrrtoratc. They had erected buildings
there, and were drawing away from the town
the profitable trade of the passengers to and
from California. In ORDER to avert this COM
mcrcial diversion. the authorities got the Mos
quito AGENT to call tor the surrender Of the
lease. and the abandonment of it for a powder
Lla.azn ne. and other purposes. The Compa-
ny agent refused to comply, and would not
accept Of 4 r,gl.u;;ou, dre, Of land elsewhere
-u.tai!r FORTS buildings. IIrrrupon it was
determined 20 eject him and remove the
buildings. Two OF these shrdS,ofllt'l" valn".
'.t l,\f md mi ITlV
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\ FEENCHNAN SHnrIN NEW-YnEK


that city during the wc,i. E.p-i',ro,.
\ FEENCHNAN SHnrIN NEW-YnEE
Yesterday norrin-'r:w,-n ~" hours o.
and Ia o'cIork. another tragedy 49, ,,l---l
nour city. \ you"r Freedman. ram-I
Eu.cnr Melville. aIrI u; yclr-. u,a' iuia
the WINE parking ,a9l- Of lI,.~-r- \ s,--a:l
\ Co.. on the northwest crrm.~ ~ ii.,ruwi.l
AMI l,rair-,lrv.>, a's.-r ila~ri~'> H.. >..r
after hr ,ntgr,! h. Irluir..,i ,,.. NJ I.nu.~ h.
Corn, (thc PARTNER Of the tirm,) hu; WIS In
formed he was NOT within. Nrlyi.'.. tim lr't
and returning IN thn co1r>a - t,a r;uu,rs
found De Corn in the cellar rou a,,,~oa.l-
inn him hc rullrI a slip of llrrr from his
pa krt.ani placed il in rln. hands o. DE Corn
who irramr cmra-rl AMI rrl~lrrlin'o the 1arl.
The visitor stood near thr trout dnor a.,,lr-
emily waiting an answer, But few minutes
had elapsed. when. HAVING advanced tat 4
few PAGES. he Suddenly haltcl. drew new
>ix-barrcl revolver from hi l,o-kct took de-
lihcratc aim AT Mlvill" and fired The con
tents entered the lrtt hrra>t ot The unfortunate
man, who t,.l to thu floor a corpse. Tie hall
l. supposed Ia have Glanced upwards 20 the
lun@. thus causing instant death. The ulr-
durcr Immediately replaced The pistol IN his
porket. and maIr IL c>-ane. The only r"r
sons in the cellar were two small lnv~ who
were not allie 10 >rrur, him. and Aid not owe
the alarm IN time to obtain assistance. nnr
of thc>,. lal~ uamc,l Ions Steamer wi'nr,>-
c'! IL" tr'"i";.l atlri~. AMI Ms I-t,;n,i a. "a
witness. The remains Of 'hr murdered man
were conveyed To the Fifth Ward Station
House. to await the Curon-r'> inquest. while
Captain Carpenter dispatched a,lircr> To the
ferries. railroad dcr.o.~ and al ,,a.r~ Of tn
cItv IN search q. -. murderer After several
hour: jaltain- CARPENTER. IIutrlinwS and
Martin received information. at the Fifth
Ward Staii"n-lIop>,-. which put them upon
his tr1rk. They Immediately proceeded -
IL. Frmh'in--qn@r. lIo'r' ~ - Prqrl-
~-r..,.'. and found lin concealed in a l.,h
room adjoining Int or.-n'i,l ~ his ra~i-
morr. the wtr OF, Melville. The r.~ispn"~ u1-
much affected, Iron hi h-inr transferred
10 the P".i-" N'.'',n, C"rrn.r Hilton pro-
rcc!I Il iu,,~-i--. tie. -,.r,'.. al, ar. '-.i,..
assisted by n,,',i~. A'.oeu,, I;,:,,r.
Tia .1rv reno, I'D Il vr.-!i-, u, ,...-,-lanee
with the ;a.-> ah,'r >-arc!.-N io-l Hfs-.
I"..>.
Il. Nv Y--S Ala. ALL further l..r,i.-
.lar-
MELVILLE the murdered man. ~a> a aq,ir,
a., Franc, i.sr a.. 'o "a ,.or:trv. tvgo a.
th"cc .'~> an. .a. Ma ,-s:...ayal '.,aa
a~a tc',i.r o' muse. A'-g' y.1~ ana ID
e. halt a-n, while IA NY Or',ari~ be-. beam.
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Til" MAINE LAW N MAINE.
jail" >1'li"E hirt Justice ct the ~
,..,ur Court oi Name. with q fall board con
.r,,;,.o, has recently Given th. fo,lowine de
,;.;,r v,.;.r,;. ,,l.,, fro,,, ~. r,n.,or y ,;v
"Tlr Sat-. wis legislative onac'm,nts.
on"ra.in" 'r'-p"r'ivr'y. may d"t"rm'n" That
arI'l r> 'nlIII""' I" me r'''i' health or 10
.,'.'' ~, 1--WE ''''''',"'' 49, "aa,"
,;o:, - .. ..;,-,,,.,. r..n..r. when u,,.I os ,
loyrra -. are ~ rluciyr nt a great variety
Of IL otN" rT' II". both III their mi'Nr'HH
ana ~ ,h'" ~ la i''''''">' "'' NV
1.,.;,'.I.',...l.,,.,r -, -, .,.,.,,,r r.n >,.,i-
ors ini1rv f. ire comfort. morals AID health;
and III" common ~" Of them for such pnr-
lp,' "i''''.'> ~ ''''''''," '"' F''!"
I1:.. ia'', 49, l,,r-
dens 70 nro.,Yrc waste Of time and prop .rtv:
to introduce disorder AMI di>ohcdirn"" to
law; I" H'>f"rh III" peace. ami 10 mn'nP'N
'''' ~ ',"'' >'.'', a''I
L:s.o,, of ,,,,
IT, lcri.latura de-, lire that no rcrSon >haN
arQur" any property III them. for >nrh rur
P">rIhrf' N'''H t." no occasion Tor any com
''',, , ':.... go! i'''''''' "a
H' N'hNi'H'- ''' ''''''''3'"' = ''''''' '''''
III "'''' ''''''' ~ ''''' Il van
'h'' 4'aF'''' ! '"'"' '"''' ,'''' ~ '',''''
'h2 Dom continue" >"'''H HUN INV '''
Sources anu '"' ','''.'' u nv ''''' CO..
distress was pre- "''''' III consequence VI wv
"r'a' an" constant ''''''N VI 1T" 'o"''
.l.,,,J , ,r,l A. Eor
=,
est Creek near Mount A''N'''''tr' inc "rr''-
ais during the week preceding Oct. >, amount
ed to nearly thirty thousand. Thrcc-tourths
.r.t.., .o,.o fro,,, por1;ro mil - r,.;ohlor-
-, :.
h"'''' '''ra''''' ny me ''io''''' W. .''''f "
very rich 'ligGingS on Mo nIl"it Fats ne II
Forest Creek. At Daisy Hill. thirty miles
from the same place. another gold field had
r.,I p,I,,.,. H., or;o;;,,l o,l,
"'''' '''co''''''' '''''' '''' u. "''-''''' '''
field was receiving return OF dI-@er'' anH
had yielded gold to the amount of more than
$50 600 durinr the first week of October
rh, .o.,l ,;,I1 o.,o,1 81. pou. ph;,;, .uon
:,
''c l'f'' "'''"'f''S "P % '''' last % '''''''''
Is estimated at upwards OF ten tons, valued at
more than forty millions ofdollars Favora-
H.. r.,,r,s Of l,r.,. x;,.Ils ,re ,Iso s,o,.,r of
-.
l'U"' '''''' ,''''' Nv" ''"''''>' o'''''''e '''e
following cuphoncouS appclatlvcS: Penny
wcirht Flat. Lever Flat. NIoonliobt GulIv
n;n.,., D.u D;r,, D:,l., c,.u g..
who has attained GREAT noori.tv IN Frrnnn
Lv his efforts in lchat of Italian renubj;,,r
;s.u H.. i , f.mous orator and ,,t,;ot ~
,,or.s ara. truc \ General w,Irnm. wa. ,x-
,.,lcl 70 him NJ the T,Lcrn,.r. ~
.r c;tv If New York DR. Gov m,I. ,L,.
.,r.,, ,,, .,,.,,h 70 v,,;,., G,r,,>; r,.,,I;''.I
IN y. ,ri.E
II. I...,.,...o ,,,o,.l a.. H., .c.;,.,..e
1o''.., ,,,.,t,.'nm E.a,r., "
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and ~ ~, rm,,,; m,,1 ,Ia Ia'oi., :" !, '>''
u'n Ia.o ,,,,,;a,, Do =, GUY :"
:, wv, INV "'''
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ST. j 0 n rs URY,
SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1853.
APPOINTMENT EY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS EY THE PRESIDENT.
MAINE.--Collcctor> Edward Wilson.
F.. W. Dorman, MchiaS: c. f.
Rolf>h, Bath John Bah>on. W'i>ca>Set: b.
Bradbury, Pa>>amaquoidy; F.. Carter Dis
trirt Of Portland AMI Falmouth: AlamS Treat,
Belfast: Luther Jenkins York District At
torney T. Shcilry. Nur>tal-Mr Stan
lev.
NFw HAMrSnIEE.- Navy Aren't at Ports
mouth, Mr. Moses Collector, Zenas Clement.
Of Sanbornton.
VERMONT Collector David g. SmalIcv.
of Burlington Marshal, Charles Chaplin. of
Brattlchoro
e. SANTA anna has zone back to Mcxiro.
invited by large majority of the State, to
hcromc Dictator. He returns to find the Re
public GiStractcd,and embarrassed in its fnan-
cial condition. If he succeeds in the Prcsi-
dcncv IN restoring peace to the country and
prosperity to her citizens he will win more
'''F'i> IMAM ne ever H'n III MS military career
But this can hardly he expected Of him The
leading men of the Repuhlic are Jealous of
each other, and quarrel in his absence. and
MS appearance among them Is aS likely To
harmonlSc them against himself aS TO hring
1 y
ah"nt any other result. We predict tnr him
tnrhnlcnt and brief reign in the ''hal> Of
the Montcznma>. Santa Anna is bitterly
ho>t'l" IN his feelings towards the United
States.
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:. r., -. ''''
49,,
''' '''''
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''-
=. w.
-, '''''' i me ''''''''
" ' ',' '''' ~ ~ ''.'.''''''''''' OF Inc '"''',
''"''''3 we same ana II any
or prrvrn,inr is l,rino seized , fin. 81, -.
hundred dollars arl cas-. :. ;,.,,,...i ....,,
him Ifarv aer,.. hall ..u +. ,u> uni,,,.,
~i.lor:' 4 written oric~ from l,i> rorrn.> o.
nr,rIi,n. or to any irtrmpcratc Icr,oa know
i,.r L;r to l.. such !. !. cxno>rI to :, fine Of
go and costs for rarI, offence. to be- rrmov
81 from 81; e and have his lonl forfeited. Il
h., kr.,,> inlrrr. o~ a,lr1tcrq.rl l.,Inr> th.,
are Iial,c to be- seized and DESTROYED. Az,
rcr,on f,urI :n.oHica:cI and disturbing H..
pco.c. i liable to re arrested All im',ri>Guc,
50 DAYS"
,c y
-.
.,,l.I ..I.
.., 80. "'''' /
Stephen I.uman.
49,, ,,...,
W. Nv '''N>-
A Cincinnati paper mentions IN invort;o.
which it calls real blc,<;nr 20 ro.,,.r."
:. Wv Wv ." '''''' ~ axe I '.''N an'
~. 49, '.'''' ''','',,"'''' "''fS'-
" N'''' VI ""'""'' ''''' '''S>'n" t" a!
'',> VI ""'''" ~''''h'r m'fh'rS or not
'"' ', :, >,""'''"7 h".. for the
VI "'''''' ''''''''' '''"'''' OF ms place. /
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{ III t QIrNu'lillll.

Here -h'l The prc,- the Peoples right, maintain,
l'na"rd y; Influence and r'trihoI bv gail
Here l.atrio lr.;h her glorious prrrcpt> draw.
Pie ICED 10 Religion, Liberty, and Law
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,n1 .,,,, ,.,.. -... ,,nr.b,s;na the wool
,non .ro ...l, .hao, T. : st,+eJ tb,.
" =. LoooI :, on
,h,, hoo, con-
,,., r., oo,.s ,or ,,o,r1
,u,.,o Tho s,o.rra.ors b,vo
oa. ,,,,
en- ,1
.houl 1a ,L,t r,r .,,.r
III, .; 4.
., ., ,;.,,oo s. ,,.
,, u;..
ca. :,
e" The remains of Mrs Fillmore reached
Bula'o on SATURDAY, and the funeral took
place on the afternoon OF the ncxtday. Mrs
Cas- was buried The same afternoon.
ro,. The c,,ed,,,i,,,
ru,,.>. 80. Tr,.,.r,xc, I,.y,~,rv
AND RELIGION Revolutions. 1t is sad, do
.IL,r1
This is cmphatically true of great moral
revolutions effected by the power Of truth
49,, lava Sucb ! ,ho rovo,,,,;o, which has
already been effected in the public mind re
~pcctinc the manufacture, sale and n>c of all
intoxicating liquors as beverage The cause
of Temperance has been onward from its
commencement in 1925, Notwithstanding the
stronr opposition with which it has had to
contend. IT, at times. it has seemed to be at
:, stand. or 10 lie moving lark war,l.it la, soon
rallied. and made de lied progress. The
winter has been succeeded hv a >I,rinr. sum
mcr and autumn. and rich and more alum
dant have been the fruit, which have re-
warlcl the tolls Of the patient and pcr-cycr-
;no I,borcr> in the Gony C,,,,<c
Stem hv step We have reached our present
advanced po<ition: not without much laio:
and many sacrifices of time. money and per
,or,l cx,rtior-: and not without = Iarrr -
war,I IN = consciousness ofh,.ino cnr,n.d in
,.,nsr arnrov.d of hc,vcn-dcar al;k.. 70 I'm
,r,,,;,v and r,l;r;on o,,r victories h,,,
,. iI,.r,ss anil ,,,~, .,,u:o, .I,. l.,
.,,;..I -. H.. .,r;.,, ,,,,ror. ,.r,.,,n1 g..
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1850. ,......... u ~,
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our faces ,r. 20, al rro,o,,.I. fla ~.
,yc seek r o,,,.,,r,,. ,.,,. Sea-.
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81
v.,ax, summoned 20 o,,~ al, law ,
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>''' - 2F''' ''''l-ih'rE an' proof 81 -
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LIQUOR LAW ITEMS.

We learn from a correspondent in WallinE-
ford that they have had 4 ",i>l'atlon Of law
in that place. Two rask> Of PIX" arrived
there on the cars the other day. and were
seized. locked up. ana an owner advertised
for. Nobody fathers til" waits. and they viii
mIoai,tc,iy meet the fate and follow the
way "tall stray liquor; Ike Hannah. 'ind that
destruction intended for Nor,ircai. and lie in
the cutter instead OF CARRYING victims there.
-HrIahd Hr1'd.
Is" \ seizure of rum barrel in the wnrI
,lc and krg in the bed clothes. w2s mo.!c
here Yesterday ainy',1 f"'"i'H.
ANOTHER "SrIzrEt" OF LIQU"E,-A
couplc of persons WHO live not a thousand
miles from Grafton. and who for the sake OF
convenience we will call Bill /. and Joseph
W.. met on. dav last week Tor tn" purpose OF
Transferring hu>;nrS> After lcavin" the ".';rr
of Mr. Quill. Iill saws to his companion. Il
should like little gin before g"Im" homr.hnt
| suppose the article is not to br had IN tins
place" .Jor who lived in the vicinity. an
>wcrcl IL think can find some; let Us try.
Accordingly they entered he public house.
but found it minus the landlord. Bill SAYS 30
Joe, You are acquainted here. look IN til"
Iork-up. the door Is open. Joe looked about
and found LARGE iu-c, partly filled. hauled 1t
ont and took ont the stopper. Bill applied
his nose to the iug and pronounced 1t rum
Joe turned ont glass, and handed it to Bill.
who tasted and handed it back. Joe then
>mct of the "crittcr. pronounced Ii alcohol,
and prnroScI ~ have = drink. Both then
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learns directly and from Tie best authority,
that the family difficulties when were recent
" said to have determined this distinguished
artist to return to this country,do not exist in
the least degree. and that there Is no present
prospect Of our hearing her again from any
cause whatryGr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-07
A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL. FOR
IA THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, EOARSE.

= \
GROUP, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
n this generation to facilitate the business of life
increase its enjoyment and prolong the term of
human existence, none can be named of more real
value TO mankind than this contribution of Chemistry
TO the Healing Art vast trial of its virtues through
out this broad country has proven beyond a doubt
thst no medicine combination of medicines vet
kho"n can so surely control and cure the numerous
Nsoetles OF pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year Indeed, there is now abundant reason TO be-
heSe remedy has at length been found which can
be relied on TO cure the most dangerous affections of
the lungs Our space here will not permit us to pub
lsh any proportion of the cures affected by its use,
out we would present the following and refer fur
rher enquiry to nay American Almanac, which the
agent below named will always be pleased to furnish
tree wherein full particulars and iudispu.abIe
proof of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Laurens r. R.
S. c., Aug. 4. 1853 :
old, has just recovered from severe attack of ma
gnaut Scarlet Fever his throat was rotten and eve
r person That visited him, pronounced him dead
chlid- Having used your Cherry PectOral in Caifor
Ia, in the winter OF 1850 for attack of Bron
chits with entire success, was induced to try If
my little boy. gave him teaspoon full every three
hours. commencing in the morning aud by ten o'ck
at night found decided change for the better and
asser three days Use, he able to eat o. drink
Its in the above disease will save many
child from premature grave aud relieve the enx-
Iety of many fond parent. For all aztec tons Of the
Throat and Lungs, believe 1t the best medicine
tant. feeling OF the deepest gratitude, prompts
me III dluTCsslhs you theSe Ales-bOt Tor
tant discovery, my little boy would have been
IN another world
am yours, with great respect
I'D. POWELL, Supt Trans l.. r.
WINDSOR, G. w June %, 1859
J. C. AYER-Sir: This may certify that have used
your Cherry Pectoral for upwards OF one year; and
it is my sincere belief that should have been in my
grave this time if had not 1t has cured me of
dangerous affection of the lungs, and do not over
state my convictions when tell you IS priceless
remedy.
Yours very respectfully
D. A. McCULLIN, Attorney at Law.
Wiiksbarre Pa, September g. 1850.
Da. j. C.. AYER-My dear Sir: Your medicine is
much approved of by those who have used it here
and its composition is such to insure and maintain
itsrepuation. invariably recommend it for pulno.
nary affections do many of our principal ply scians
l am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER MD
Prepared by JAMES G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell
Mass.
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every.
where. &C 2l-wfmdwSr,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-07

RumoR.-The Washington Star, of monday, says:
1t is rumored here, that a man who resides on
English Hill, went to Alexandria yesterday, and
met his wife in company with person who had
excited his jealousy. lie Immediately drew re.
volyer, and red four times, the balls taking eject
in the body OF his wifes companion, killing him i'm
mediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-07

MAN ScALDED TO DEhra-7roy, Dec. 3.-An
lrishman employed at Reeds brewery, in this city,
fell into a vat containing two hundred barrels of
boiling beer, about o'clock this afternoon, and
was not discovered till three hours after. All the
beer was turned of into the in the presence
of . Coroner's Jury.
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liver COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA

IL JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-
bty, Disease of the Kidneys and all Diseases arising
from Disordered Liver Stomach; such as copsti.
PATTON inward piles, fulness of blood to TIE head
acdty of the stomach nausea, heartburn disgust for
food fullness or weight i'll the stomach, sour encta
tons sinking or hutterng at the pit of the stomach
swimming OF the Head, hurried and difficult breath
ing futterng at the heart choking or suocatipr sem
satlons when IN lying posture, dimness of vision
dots or webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
the head deficiency of perspration yellowness of fhe
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest limbs &c
sudden bushes OF beat burning ia the esh constant
maginings of evil, and great depression of spirits
can be efectually cured by Dr. HOOFLAND,s
CELEBRATED GERMAN BTTTERS! Prenaysd
delphia. e'' liza
Their power the above disc asesi is not e.c.aa
Il suaiied by any other preparation IN the limited
physcians had failed. $500 7N-A'd~
These BITTERS worthy the attention of ;,v,.
nos Possessing great virtues in the rectifcation of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exerrs;T 49,
most searching powers in weakness ard afecn,s of
the digestive organs, they are. withal safe caTf,n
READ AND BE CoNyINCED.-Tb. np,.n.s.,
phia Saturday Gazette" says of Dr. Hoofaad,s Co.
III Is seldom mat We recommend what s-s ta,,,aS
Patent Medicine, to the confidence and natrou. 8.
our readers: and therefore, when we recnyn,,a,s NJ
nooaho German Bitters it to be distinctly
Understood that we are not speaking of the nost .S
OF the DAY, tEat are nolsed about for briet nar;S
ana THEN forgotten after they have done their grt
ace OF tnlschei but OF medicine long estsblished
proysl of the faculty itself" '-'' Tue nearly ap-
Scotts Weekly" said, August s5s
Or. Hoohands German Bltters ,,s,rf,,h,xz . :
". 1aehson, are now recommended by some nj AZ
most prominent members of the faculty. as nm -
nuea eiacaey IN cases of female weakness Persoo.
OF aeeintated constitutions viii find these Bitters IA
Nantaseous to their health as we know from erna
ence the sautary effect they have upon veal svsf
For sale wholesale and retail at 1''el1-s'
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No 80 Arch street, one door below S;xtl pi; hE,
phia and by respectable dealers generally throurhan
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
lt PURCELL, LADD Co -
Corner Main and 18th Sta, Richmond, Va
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Mede;ro
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FORM or PROXY.

hSoW ALL MEN BY THESE PAEsENrs That
-, the undersigned, do appoint -,
-, attorney, they or either Of them, for - and
IN - name {, to vote sli questions that may be
brought before the meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Richmond and Danvilfe Railroad Company 70
be held at Richmond, "Wednesday, the l4th day
OF Decenber, 1883, or at any adjourned meeting
thereof hereby ratifying all the acts of - said at
toruey in the premises, as fully as if were pre-
SAINT and voting in person
In testimony whereof, - hava heraonto affixed
- hand this - day Of -.
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