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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

BY Dunlop. aioncure d. Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTI0N.-On Tues.
W day, the 5th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
we vii. sell al our Auction Store, general sssort-
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part OF
80 hnds Sugar prime quality
Lasuayra and Rio Cefse
New Orleans Molssses
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
Apple and Peach Brardy
Tsllow and Sperm Candies
Gun Powder and Poucho1g Teas
Mustard, Csrdies
Salt, Coffee sugar, &c. &c
ALSO,
iO0 ooxes Soap prime quality
so hhds Moasses
zoo bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
IEsNs- Uader 500, cash; over tina, amount.
Tour n1"ntes credit for approved negotiable paper
t35 SAFE without regard to weather
mn 81 DUNLOP, MONGURE & CO Aucts
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nAGrRRKEfiTY PES

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding
Forms and faces long since mouldirgg
MouLsoS can take, with prief endeavor,
Face and form tbs! last forever.
4 truthful, iEe-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature Of q relative friend, severed trc1ya US
by distance or death. who would not prize AID de.
eire 20 possess Clear, rich toned, durable Da.
gUerreotype is e.n object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test Of time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either SIDE the Atlantic.
Our price for one Oh these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or no sale
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call ard examine specimens.
Observe ,ne name and nuEnber-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
street. fe 2
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Ia To the PubIic.-Your attention is In.
ted to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS l. WATSON are daily issuing nom
their Gallery No IS l2 Main street. Mansion House
Nearly all among the many who visit our rooms daily,
are heard TO exclaim: they are the best I've ever
seen; they are certainly the most natural LOOMING eyes
ever saw. As we have never resorted to hambug,
or tried to write ourselves into notice, we ask the
public 10 call and Judge for themselves You are also
notified that our prices low any IN TINS city
Don't forget the place No S. l2 Main street, Mansion
House. ,,r-o,,
no 80 MINNlS a. "AIoON
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'ENHE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
Il KIN WIN. - M0riimore,s Rheamatic
Command and EInnG Pnrifer-fro,,, tLo

COMPOUND ana EiO0G Pur1Her-trOm the
numerous astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu-
natsm in all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy offered to the American
pub &c; In presenting this Compound to the commu-
NIFTY, the Propretors although from past expe-
nence OF its entte reliability cope with ana eradi-
cate every vesge of this dire complaint urs perfectly
willing TO allow its merits to be judged fro lis effects
as 1t IS compounded expressly for complaint and
Is only applicable to such complaint, although Its Gu
ratlve powers may have happy influence on other
Ills attending the human frame. More thsn two thou.
sand cases of rheumatism, chronic and acute have
been permanently cured during the past year by the
use OF few bottles of the Compound, and testimo-
malls OF the most atterng nature have been and are
constantly received from individuals of the highest
standing IN the community. The deepest seated and
most hldeous cases have readily yielded to the potent
influence of this Compound and although physicians
have pronounced many of them ncurable they are
sceptcal-
MOrIimore's Rheumatic Compound is
vegetable internal remedy harmless in its eaects and
can be administered with safety any age ana cond-
tlon and mas never been known to fail
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO. sole Agents
for Richmond. w. V. ALEXANDER & co, Pro-
prletors, No. l Barclay street, Aston House, New
York.
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BY James N. Taylor.
VALUABLE UNIMPRUVED PROPER.


VALUABLE UNIMPRUVED PROPER.
TY ON 3RD, 9TH AND CENTRE STREETS
AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on Tuesday, 18th
April, at4 o'clock, upon the premises respectively
eleven Lots of Land, located as follows: on the
South line of Centre street, opposite Bragg's Row,
between 9th and 7th Streets each frouting 81 feet,
and running back AZ feet to an alley; Lots on the
North line of Arch street. between 3rd and 4th
Streets adjoining Pratts cottage CANDLES Hill,
fronting (the city Gquare and commanding nsgni-
fcent view of the river and surrounding country
30 feet each and running back convenient depth !;
and Lots on the West line of 4th street, between
Cary and Canal streets, fronting together 1901 feet,
running back s2t feet. The whole of the above
property is well located In improving portions of
the city, and if built on, would yield handsome
per cent. Sale TO commence at O'Clock, with tine
nrst named property.
IERMs-One.third cash; balance al months
money is paid.
ap JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. April 3d.--ln the Gardiner
Ease Yesterday, the day was principally occu-
n;eA IN argument upon admitting the testimo-
nv Of Partridge respecting the genuineness Of
he signatures upon the mining title and &C.
companying dispositions. The evidence was
mostly ruled out.
Com. Stephen Rowan. u. s. NJ, testified TO
having seen DIR. Gardiner in May or June
lSl6 II this part of Mszatlan, on the Pacific
He made his AGO uaintance and frequently rode
a., with him. He understood from Gardiner
that ne was exploring the country in search
nj mines. He identified the defendant as the
same person he then saw. The court then ad.
lourned.
II Is said that the following appointments
t,r New Orleans have been decided upon: Col.
lert9r. Msuasel White; Naval Officer, NJ. Ma.
rirny: Surveyor, Thos. +. Porter; Posmas ter,
r. l.. Carman; District Attorney, w. Robert
SOC. Marshal, DIR. Hereford.
IN following appointments OF mail agents
between Baltimore and Cumberland have been
made: Mclaughlin, vice ID. Bixler, removed;
". Frost, vice L. Hood, resigned.
FATAL AFFRAY General Thomas Mar
.foR Killed We received telegraphic
dispatch Yesterday from Naysville, informing
vs that General Thomas Marshall, of Lewis
county, was Killed on the day before, IN an at
icav with one of his tenants named Tyler, or
Tcvlor. We were not advised as to the par.
,culars Of the unfortunate affair.
General Marshall was warmly esteemed bv
large number OF ardent friends, who will
learn his unhappy fate with deep sorrow. He
was an impusive, quick-tempered man, and
mad been. by the force of his excitable tenn
permanent, involved in many sudden and des-
perate broils; but be was as magnanimous as
ne was brave, and ever ready TO forgive, make
PREPARATION. and be reconcied, when his anger
cooled lie was highly popular in the region
Of The State where he resided, and was fire.
cuetiy elected to represent his county ii the
State Legislature. He served his country in
the war of 1912, and was Rrigadier General
IN the war with Mexico. He was warm
hearted aud brave man. We knew him well,
and il is with unfeigned grief that we have
learned his uptimcly death.-LouiSrilLe, Ky,
Times Of tie 3lSt March.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE DAYS.
By WeIlinxsss GsAdin.

by WefIInxton Goad1ns
I OTIS Mes. 4, 81, y, ", -. 26. AZ AND a, n
~ Bullock and Harris Additien, for Sale
at Auction.-OA WEDNESDAY, the Oh Of April,
1883. viii be sold, upon the premises, commencing
ct ~ o'clock, Lots Nos 7, u, %, "a, &C. A, and
parts Of Lots Nos % and a. IN Bullock and Harris
addition, belonging TO the estate Of John Snelson
Smith, deed.
These Lots are most beautifully located. and are
stu ated in most improving part OF the city Some
OF The lots are just without the corporation plat
Of them can be seen at my office.
TERMS CT SALE--One-third cash; balance at
three and six mouths for negotiable notes interest
added, secured By approved endorser, or title re-
tanned.
ap5 W. GODDIN. Aucsr.
BY Dunlop. MOncure d Co.
r IC0RICE Ar AUCTION.-on WED
Ia NESDAY next, the 9th instant, commencing
at O'Clock, we viii SELL at cur Office, 100 cases
Stick and Mass Licorice of various brands.
TERMS: Under 500 cash; over that amount
months credit tor approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE L. co,
sp5 Auets.
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MO. L AIACkEREL.-Justr received another
N lot Of No Maekerel in /, ! bbls and kits.-
Also new supply of Stage & Shay's superior Su.
gar cured Hams, and Tor sale By
7 w TURPIN. Main,
an s-ts between 7th and 9Th streets
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r. rheumatism Cured-Eight Years

stnnding.-Sceptjcjsm can't stand bet0re IKE acon-
de,f&t Cures Of Hempton's VegetGbje TiHcture
BALTIMORE, March l6. 1858.
Nessrs MORTIMER d MowEEAY Gents: My
wife was Tor more than tlgM gears agreat
sufferer from Chronic IuAamatory Rheumatism;
q, times she was entirely he!piess-her limbs
much swollen, her hands contracted, and 10 ap-
pearance out of joint. She hsd the advice of the
best physici ans, tried the various iniments and
other remedies she had heard OF, bit received but
partial if any relief.
she obtained your Hsmpton's Vegetable Tine
ture which | must say, she took without any ad-
vice, as then mad no confidence in it's curing ner,
SIS she had tried many rem edies before al prom
Using to cUre) without any success.
am now happy 10 shy Jour invaluable Tipcture
has restored her to perfect health which continues
70 this date; her present appearance is lGI OF the
picture OF Health ltse!l She not having any attack
7oT year or more.
Before taxing the Tincture, she was also subject
20 severe attacks of the headache; they also are
cured She feels truly grateful for her happy res.
to-8:ion by your Tincture, ana confidently Gem
mends !. 10 the afflicted rejoicing TO hear the great
s.ccess that attends lie use
now truly believe it Is be ar uneGUe!led nedi-
HD1rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

Medicines which never fail to give
satisfaction and USED by many physicians in th cir
pracrce.-Dr J. S. ROSES Nervous and Invigorating
CORDlAL-Tne greatest discovery in Medical Sci
This astonishing preparation or any weak
constitution debtated by care, labor study or cis-
ease, acts like charm. Ii gives strength and appe
tie, and possesses great invigoTating properties
For Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flatu-
lence, Heart Burn Restlessness Numbness, Neural
gia, raising the spirits and giving power the whole
system It is almost miraculous IN It's effect Price 80
cents.
DIR. j. =. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Do you suffer with any pain! If you do, use, DR..
ROSES Pain Curer. Ii cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat, Ear-Ache Stiff Neck or Pains In the Face, in
few minutes. 1t cures quickly Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels. Cures Chlbains, CorRs and any irrita-
ton the feet 1t acts like chain for Pains il tue
Side, Limbs Back. ana for Rheumatism from sud
den cold it is magical in its effects. In bottles Il IL
Is and 30 cents.
The best Cough Syrup in the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptlve or
proceeding from cold 1t aays any irritation OF the
Lungs and fortes the system against future attacks
| In bottles az 30 cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with Dr. Roses Me0l'
eel Adviser TO persons sickness ana IN health 10 De
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk and of all respectable dealers the
S+ate mn a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

ELECTION Notice. AUGUST ADLER
Ia respectfully recommends himself TO the citi-
zens of Richmond for the Sweeping of their Chin
neys. Orders left at Wechsler d Cohen's Store,
will be punctuslly attended TO. SD 4-2t*
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THOS. NJ. YEAKLE.


HRmptou's Vegetable Tincture is purely vege
table, warranted free from all mineral substances
This Tincture, by its mid, pleasant, ana safe g
lion on the stomach, liver, Kidneys, lungs and the
nervous syEtem, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Coughs, Asthma
Bronchis! Affections, Consumption, ScTofula. Kings
1vn, Worms, rheumatism, Gcut, Neuralgia, s.
Vitus' Dance, Fits, Nervous Affections generally,
Fist0la, Piles, Bowel Complaints, with all diseases
arising from impure blood As remedy Tor the
various arrangements OF the female system, it
seems to have no superior.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, containing history
OF this medicine, showing some Of the vast num-
Der of cures il has made az
MORTIMER {: MOWBRAY'S,
30 Baltimore ST. and 800 Broadway, N ! , and By
o A Strecker, Richmond; Dr. Cooke Co, Fred,
erickeburg; G Jones 4 CO, Petersburg, and by
Druggists generally nh %
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AUCTION SALES.
WIS ' DAY
~ WeIIingtsn Gsddin.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
y fRANKLIH AND 2sTH STREETS CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII BE- sod
On Tuesday, the 5h April. 1853, upon the pre-
misses, commencing 1t AZ o'clock. Nj thst vaina-
BILE half sore Lot with the improvements thcreon)
formerly occupied by the late SIR Simon Cullen
The Lot fronts the east aide of 18th street l65
feet, extends on Franklin street 132 feet. viii
be divided into lots 10 suit purchasers-a map OF
which can be seen at the Office Of the suctoDeer.-
This property 10 located 10 q most improving part
Of the city, and has fine view Of James River.
TERns-One fourth cash balance ct 8. IL snd
1e months for negotiable notes. interest added. se-
cured by trust deed. The taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
BY request OF the owner.
mn % w GODDlN, Aucf
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OST-Between Franklin street and ne Ath8
IL neum, sandal wood Fan. The finder will
please leave il at the Dispatch Office.
an 4-3t+
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~ sTkAYED, from my residence on
Z<A the plank road, on Monday, the 25th III
uno, q small Brindle Terrier slut puppy, lame in
one shoulder. For which will give a liberal re.
ward, for delivery at my house, or this office,
p2-3t% WM. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

NORTHERN ICE.
OUR ICE has arrived-persons wishing TO have
" ICE lett al their houses or places OF business,
will please send in their orders.
ap2-ts WARDWELL & BADGER
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CLARKE > OFEICE-14th street.
Drawn Nos OF delaware II, April 4th:
IL AZ SO Il Gil 50 e. 3 80 ~ 25 40 II
Hat Ticket IL AZ AZ, prize of $1,000, returned
10 the managers an 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-05

OATH BRsHEs, long and short handles;
Id together with great variety OF Hair, Tooth,
Nail. Comb. Cloth, Hat, Crunb, Shoe, Scrubbing,
Furniture, Dusiing, Horse, White Wash, Printers
I've and every other description of Brushes and
Sweeping Brooms usually sold; for sale by
X. N. ZIMMERMAN,
AMI Corner Main and 18th streats.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
ID During the week shall sail for Havre-before
leave, wish to sell everything in my store and
shall offer great inducements to those who buy for
cash. or wno viii be prompt in the settlement Of
their bills
a, n r., LONDON
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sTRATTON;. OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, No &c, April 2:
= SO 76 81 SO II 43 a. IS 10 SO 81 35
Ticket Nos sc a &C; prize of $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
TO.Day.-Deaware Extra, 81 Capital S4904
7Snumhers, l3 drawn. Tickets 81. ap5
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09
The Female Heart.

There is nothing under heaven so de-
licious as the possession of pure, fresh,
immutable affections. The most felici-
tous moment Of mans life, the most CO.
static of all his emotions and sympathies,
is that in which he receives an avowai
of feeling, when in their youthful purity,
are fountains Of unsettled and gushing
tenderness-the spell that once draws
them forth in the mystic light of future
years and undying memory. Nothing in
life is SO pure and devoted as woman's
love. It matters not, whether it be for
husband or child, or sister or brother, it
is the same pure, unquenchable fame,
the same constant and immaculate glow
of feeling, whose andeniable touchstone
is trial Give her but one token Of love,
one kind word, or one gentle look, even
if it be amid desolation and death, the
feelings of that faithful heart will gush
forth as a torrent, in despite of earthly
bond or mercenary tie. More priceless
than the gems Of Golconda, is the female
heart; and more devoted than the idOla-
try of Mecca is woman's love. There
is no sordid view, qualifying self-interest
in the feeling. 1t is a principle and
characteristic of her nature-a faculty
and infatuation which absorbes and con-
centrates all the fervor of her soul, and
all the depths of her bosom. | would
rather be the idol of one unsullied and
one unpractised heart, than the monarch
of empires. | would rather possess the
Immaculate and impassioned devotion of
one high-souled and enthusiastic female,
than the sycophantiC fawnings Of mil
lions.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

Gov. Crosby, in reply to the temper
ance question, whether if reelected he
would support the Maine Law, says:
Believing that the object of the law re-
ferred to is Of the highest importance to
the moral, social, and political welfare
Of the people, and that its provisions are
adequate to the accomplishment Of that
object, it ought NOT, in my judgment, to
be repealed. Ihave no notifications to
propose or recommend, and am not
aware of any which should be made.
The additional act passed at the last
session Of the Legislature, divested it Of
those features which were regarded by
many Objectionable, aS being in conflict
with the Constitution.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

MARKET-ARREsr % IL

The active part taken by Mr.. Jolliffe,
Counsel in the late slave case before Judge
Finn, in the meeting Thursday night, at
Masonic Hall, where large number Of citi-
zens had met to take steps preparatory to
the impeachment of Judge Finn before the
Legislature, highly incensed the Judge, and
yesterday morning, at an early hour, he
stationed himself with Isaac Vanausdol and
other friends, near the corner of Fifth and
Vine streets. At about "a o'clock Mr. JOl-
life passed diagonally across Vine, with his
market basket on his arm, preceded by his
wife and niece, when he was suddenly as
saulted by some person unknown or unseen
by him, and felledtO the ground. Mr.. IOl-
life states that his FIRST impression was that
he was knocked down by an express or
meat wagon, until he heard q voice calling
him a id Abolitiohist, and the person
esSaulting him continued his blows after he
had been felled to the ground. Marshal
Rufin, who had been but moment before
conversing with Finn, observing the Judge
in the act Of inficting the blows upon the
PROSTATE JOlliffe, ran up, seized Finn and
took him before Esq. Chidsey, and made
affidavit of the complaint. The Magistrate
bound the Judge over in the sum Of $500
for another hearing.
How long this conduct IL to be borne by
the people, it is for them to say, but these
occurrences afford food for reflection to
electors who are about choosing Legisla-
tors or Judges, and it may be well to in
quire how long it will be before an example
is made Of Judges throughout the State
known to be men of kG6itaGl intemperaee
habits.-Cin. Gazette.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

News FROM Gov. WooD AND FAM
nY.-The Panama Herald, Of August
4th, contains the following notice:
We learn that Gov. Wood, Of Ohio,
U, S. Consul at Valparaiso, and fam
lily, and General Merwin, Vice Con-
sui, and family, arrived in this city
yesterday in good health. The par
ty will leave in the English steamer
on the 7th inst.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09
Delegates to County Convention.

First Ward-E. M. Gregory, J. F.
Cunningham, ]. s. Grouse, Jos. Her.
ron; Second Ward-John Waggoner,
DR.. Armstrong, John Milestone, Mr..
Bishop; Third Ward-R. H. Steven
son, John Kinnan, B. F. Stewart,
Thomas Casey; Fourth Ward-H.
H. Martin, W. W. Higbee, VIM. A.
Wiltshire, Geo. w. G. johnson !;
Fifth Ward-H. Campbell, B Phil
lips, D. EgglessOn, J. Kimball Sixth
Ward-Alexander Webb, R. B. Moore,
DR.. Cooper, Horace G. BigeIow /;
Seventh Ward-Jas. Magill, Joseph
Whittlesay, Mr.. Mulhollin, Joseph
Rosebragh; Eighth Ward-Ebenezer
Hulse, Archibald M. Tiff, DR.. ].
Wadsworth, Horton Ensign Ninth
Ward-Col. A. NJ. Robinson, A. M.
Garout, Ira French, A. Peacock ;
Tenth Ward-John Boke, George
Winall, Peter Jonte, o. Kimball
Eleventh Ward-T. Nelson, Ellis
Moore, Mr.. Mulholl6nd, M. B. Mas,
son Thirteenth Ward-J. W. F
Smith, Israel T. Moore, John Elliott
s. Miller Fourteenth Ward-D. B
Lupton, John Hilton, Geo. A. Wheel
er, Samuel Trevor; Eifteenth Ward
H. Hoole, Ira s. Center; Sixteenth
Ward-James Murray, Willard Cole
man, Alexander Seal, VIM. B. Fisk
Fulton-Thomas Morse, Abraham
Clark, Samuel Free, Edward Jones
Springfield Township. G. Allen
DR.. E. s. Close, P. Dom, E. r. Glenn
Miami Township-C. Yates, A. o
Howell, Roosevelt Reed, VIM. Goshorn
Whitewater Township-James Elder
Joseph Lewis, J. N. Butler, J. G
Mccullough; Millcreek Township, E
P.-J. Ferris, Jonathan Bonnel
Spencer Township-W. R. Jackson
Robert Creighton ; Crosby Township
DIR. Hughes, ]. F. McLane f; Co
lumbia TownsAip-Wm. Morrison
David Nash, John Gibbon, J, S. Lev
ering; Storrs Township-H. Bush
nell, Amos Worthington, R. M. Bart
lett, G. K. Reynolds Andersen
Township, N. p. F. Martin, l
Campbell Anderson Township, S
P.-Dr. Bishop, George. W. Muir
dock; Green Township-Wm. N
Orr, Rev. Mr.. Nailor, DR.. Leonard
]. Spencer; Colerain Township
Enoch H. Scull, George Cartwright
VIM. Seal, Abram Hews E. P. Sy
Camore Township-Joel Malsbury, A
], Baltzell.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

p An English paper states that an Of
fort is now making in Manchester to got up
an agitation for the total abolition Of the
liquor traffic In England, and that a bill
may be introduced into Parliament similar
10 the Maine Liquor Law.