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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
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LETTER FzOM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tbs Exchange Bank Of Co.unbl, through Bard Of Dree
tons yesivdJ made tenae 70 ihe state 70 iaSe NE s sh,re
mAry poses The amounts 10 about $4,000 None u
e srspeaded there much likelihood that they
me Maue Men haia tremendous meeting evening Among
Initiated wade BAN The seuat1r from This
District h- hon Jim Preston, brother Of the late dsn
guhed VIM Pest. n, and Ransom Calhoun vac arrve1
post Pa stopping ony long enough IA Warrington 70
sa commission Secretary Of The French legation Caro-
liaa1s from all quarters nocsirE 10 their homes
Ts unan1rnsd militia PArAdsd yesterday, % number Of
four huode ed. armed with al descriptions OF hrearm
Or ne rryoverts the bundsrbus They marched remarkably
% which 70 be accounted the tact nearly every
one here 5eiu, the Minute Men, d Nightly. The pres
aa 6y years o. age who does not belong 70 regular military
organization 9 parade four es under regularly com
To sh5 yol feeling Of he ladies here Vi. mention that At
eAL ~ - ~ Sc i :, s - ~, a. 1000 w.
oiher bail In me Uai'ed states
man Harper Who supposed 70 have uttered Ient
ueal The South iound Ia the OF wnni
bor5 ss gh since 10 company Win ApAry Of negroes and
Ma pAssAse paid North bis notified hm that 4
eau within the borders q IA state he would fare much
ne vs,,hr hA. taken sudden change nigh,
NE In ths latitude. Il the frat uue for
- ColurnlA, 4 o, Nov %
both houses Of he legislature which met 1t O'Clock tbs
iuy II the called session, they
dy . proceed 70 ba,nesI Immediately.
ey.d The d,rctl that every nominated 70 the
eoavsnoa In favor Of Immediate 'e'esson Ths ieson be
Eaair- v quietly await the action OF the convention In the
ueAns passing bin q th1soushy The STATE amer The
Of scceo passed there vii be an abundance OF work Tor
/ t1e l. SATIRE -
Toe atston posmis.er Mr. Huger, heretofore Of the
strors Union the STATE has notified the Governor that
ordinance % aceson pttssd he shall no longer
conder once Mr. h. Appontsd By Gen. JAeAson
IN 1852 tine he turned ou ooer In The s'sie tine
tnrei null hcAnn. Ant has be Ia cae since He 10
nos the sece3nlsts In the Stale
unisrodta TIA In nearly all the eharehts yesterday the pr 9
feng alluded 10 la The prayers and even ~
tome n the sermons
LOUISIANA AID rENAa
The Gov y Moore, u Loui iAnA, asking him 70
the Llaure a. the earliest pa IDLE date was gned
b. hundred parsons the greater part Of whom are nea
o. ura lth and coed aiaadlrg 800
meeting hid lAtey a. Bayou Grse laete a. which res
outon passed UaTuy avorng uin-dsie Separates
from dsracT, Col A. stewart AMI T. Johnston, fsq
aIdr and gvs Cd 10 prepare Tor
emergency that gh Il determined 10 organize m
company Baan Rouge there are NIL tArJ move
nsnt Tue feeling through The sgcuura Parts Of LouilanA
generally ar immediate sscesoo 10 - cool and qisi
[ a mAnner AZ possible
Rpaf say that the lone star flag has bee1 raised
II Goazaea other pace M ths agitation very great and
ng UNANIMOUS for -ecrl on lIeNAs H
drsE. L5utna Is bouni obs Identical inise Is die Ae the
policy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

VSRRNCH CARPET BAGS, VALISES, HC.. IN
krst sbu1dsnee We have large assortment Of french
Oarpst and Hees Of an ard quka y when We IN
Vs aitsntos OF ell u I'll eel hsn Al prices
that fl 70 please Ao Ladies Bonnst Gases IN gsai
risty ALNANDER HILL 90,
iaI Ma IN street.,
- Rshm0ad, Va
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Iq1I1ls-ioyEsss, \ SALE or ,gALTAPLE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ FARM UF 40 ACRFs IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, on
THE APPOMATTOX RIVER By rtue e decree OF the CIR
cut Court Of the County OF oh fe6 pronounced A. the No
verlbvr term 1850 In the friendly ul therein pending The
uha- Gerry side thereof sled Norlner g. " uny wife
Keecs Executor shall Special Commissioner ca
18th day u December next Gti O'clock NJ fair n the
FIRST fair day, that large and desh- farm kLoSn OAK
dence rs Martha A. Keeeh lying in the said uniy Of
erlel the hppomattOx Hver. Ave miles the
Coal Mines and Ksro I'd ard about twenty miles from the e.
ties Of chmond and Petersburg
This Farm contsins hundred 200 Acres Of which
about Is well wooded "a Oak Pine supplying far
timber Than Is neelei for the pae The remsndrr open
sDd srahe and nerary In Improving q Cultivation
The land consists Of beau m situated hlhAnds
humid ed Of fertile flats ereess az the liver
The situation Is Of the heshy and beautiful the
rounding In drtrsbe community WITH cEvebeDt "a.
cles market b. railroad ard The river,
lgCu worship The Is Ell wat-Td. I'll. buidngs conk
Of and councillors DseItE 10 good repair The
KIT hens, lee Hou'e Oyereers Toute Oecs
The Stables and Barnes ample for farming pupoes
the Of An5 here tered for sale Of the
mott protective ard redencs Of the mst d bic In
this secti Of tie Sta'e al oosrg 10 locate pefma-
nenily would do vel 70 exaone.
TERMs-So much u The purchase money 10 be paid Cash
wi be 10 deray expenses Of SL and sale and ihe
maInde paid three ntiAmenis Ct one, and
the deferred T. be secured By tond
ed security bearing interest om date aud the reservation Of
title until lie payment Of The entire purchase roney.
Per1nrs dsfng further Information referred Wellington
Goddon ESQ Of The firm Of Goddn sprefon Richmond Va,
20 Me,sr. James Coz and VIM. Babkcnsip. Water.
peck o.. CT . my Ny address Is PLeeers Geek p o.
Chesterfield G. T., Nov. 10, $500 Special oon'r.
wExecutOr's Notice.-At tie same time and place
viii he sold Auction by executor Of Mrs Martha A.
Kee deceased the entire Household and Kitchen
Of Hogs sheep Cows Horses Crop &c The farm also
cel'nt new family Carriage Day - sale, ThURsDAf, the
18th day Of December, 1850. Terms Al sale.
JAMES A. KEECH,
to15-tds E,ecutor ~ NJ 4. Reecl, decd.
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aOTECE.

III view Of the present oneaTy frsfrure. and unwilling to sub
nit runous r.te Of interest 10 ect patrons %
heavy Losses the sie Of properly which they unwilling
sustain have concluded 10 teri ray suspend payment We
mpesd this only from due regard aud
he Of those who have goes hand intended for
sales WHICH, Ia have made large advance
We will pawn OF Obligations al the earliest period
compatible wi the Interest o. A. If which pablo notice S be
given We cooEdent prudence vil he commended
We shall continue bu aess and b. glad 10 these willing
submit pescn pice will promptly apply TIE pro eee
as desired BY those hvorng with thelr patronage
no2D-if DAVIS DEUPRFE co.
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NORNS! CORNs!! CORNISH.

NORNS! CORNISH CORNS!!!
\ , Red TIE foloSng certificate nom k&SIl{tA
Major Price, aad profit BY II. Nu- ~
proofs can be NeNIHo<~
great pleasure stating that DE- Fehutz has operated
both hard Sad n Cons also, dsASed Nall anordng
mmvd reet pain during the operation there Is
only wonder that thousands Of both who
VIII Corns Bunlons and Ohe dis Of the feet will
delay when there speedy tain relief coe At hAtd
Dr. again be consulted daily at his Office, Wall ~ eet
Hot i, Wall Street no29-2ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
~ Second supply OF splendid Al
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &C.
WATKINS q FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALxRs
d r z q Q o D 3,
$50 MAIN ST kICAMOND.


We have selected gest care and receiving by various
ArrivAI, our second supply ofsuPeTlor
DRY GOODS
For Autumn Winter sas-Gmong which will be found the
CHOICEST DRESS SILKS YELOURS. AERLS0S, P0P.
LIhS A Vi DELALNES
Ia AL the SEw iHiDEs and combinations viz:
RUCHIA BLACK and Gold,
MAGENTA, Black and Fachia,
BOLPEaINO, Black and Oh ntE,
MARGUERITE Magenta and Gold,
hAUVE, Blue and Gold.
PEACH BLOOM Marguerite and Magenta.
Oar collection OF these and beautiful goods forms one OF
the select and Hateful have offered
In TRAVELLING AND MkDiUa DREss GOODS We have resh
In EMBROD GRIkS we have the LARGE PoSTED
COLLARS, tapping IN front Also. LACE SETS White and
Colored Embroidered HDKFs; LACE BERTIIAS. &C
In CLOAKs AND MANTI lLAS, or OUR OWN MANUFAC-
TUREIn Velvet silk sek and colored Cloths Ia the Arab, Op.
style and other Paris patterns, assortment Is
sR aeta s Gy 6s nase Tor any style Of
NEW KID GOyLs In various shades with scooped vristets
a choice novelty.
KID GkUHTiErs, Figured velve, tops
Our stock Of SUPP INGRAM THsRE PLY AND TAPESTRY
CARPETS RUGs designs has last been replenhe ed
and Offers inducements In quality and price.
To supply Of
WHITE GOODS,
IRISH LINENs
TABLE DAMAsKs,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LINEN sHEETINGs,
Beachei LONG oLoTHs,
CLOTHS CAssIMERHs and vEsTINGe sATTINETs Hacto
NABURGs and LINsEYs Invite the especial attention Of all
BUYERS assuring the eoSest and most dis
eliminating N they viii and unusual advantages In terms
~ WAOsnl. Buyers also supplied the bsS. terms, and
P''''' '''' WATKINS 4 TIcKLEN
MA splendid assortment Of DrsSI and Cloak TRIMMINGS
ocSt war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

TaE MORO NARSsr. in this city, is az dad lock
Tlere is d, 10 or NOTHING doing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
John w. GARLICK,


Keeps constantly hand large supply Of Drugs Medicines
Paints Burning FLUID Ke OIL PANT Brushes Hair Brushes
cO brushes Toilet Articles Psrfunsy Fancy Goods ae -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
TT "a no THR INTEREST or EVRRY ONE

1T ~ 70 THE INTERES ST OF EVERY ONE
Il TO NOTICE THIS CARD-we have Just opened this
superior Of those beautiful Gnts Quilted
Bottom Boots They are for Genenens winter dres DooS All
in Of something nice and good In the OF Bo Shoes
CATERS supplied ny calling ALEX HILL where theJ
fall to be sci ed both in guilty lyle and price, BY
ALEXANDER HILL / CO,
Manufacturers and In porteTs ~
Boots and Shoes OF Every description,
No l2T Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

- sUTHE LAND,
- t8l Main street. Iir--
mo1f, Va, mana .artursr
AID Importer Of Pre- Arms
Constantly en- hani
Msks's AMI Fhnis,
Guns.
Pa oaand Belts,
Rises and sIlngs.
Powder and BARS
Capa AMI Primes,
wran -rrn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

RICHMOND AND pANviILE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, n '. 18th, 1850.
THE THIRTEBNTH ANNUAL MEETING
~ the Stockholders Of this Con pany viii take place the
second "WEDNESDAY Q2h) December, next -
THoS. W. BR0CKRNB0R0UGH.
Secretary and Auditor.
Know al By these presents that the undetgned 90
hereby constitute and appoint Attorney - for and In
name 70 all questions that may be brought before the
meeting Of stockholders the Richmond nanVe Raj
road Company be held Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of December $780, adjourned meeting thereof here
rayng al the said Attorney In the premises
fay as Il - present and voting IN person In teIimony
whereof = have hereuuto aaixed- hRod this day Of
nolO-tl2ds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

GALr's S1ArUK Of JEgFEEsoN-Ths dae work Of art
ordered by the University Of Virginia, exhibited
by the artist yesterday at Mr. W. Davesm estab-
lshment IN the Mechanics Institute building. We copy
aud endorse the following notice Of this satue-Ar.
Calls 6rsi achievement--from the EHguirsr
Ths statue is Of pure Italian marble The distinguish
ed statesman Is represented at the age Of sixty; The
gure i erect with the face 70 the font the right arm
resting on the LEFT breast With scroll 10 the hand. The
LEFT arm hangs gracefully by the side, With the fingers
u1cosed aud in most natural state Of repose. Over
the right arm are throEu the folds Of cloak and the
lsft arm il partially covered with the same. The pos
ture ia admirable and tina. the artist has
fully exhibited that weakness Of limb which belongs 20
the 6-mity Of sixty years. Ire boots Of the old
style, what commonly called top The right arm
Is pressed closed % the breast, indicating the effort
which old must make 70 keep any fixed position.
The features exhibit beautiful blending Of the be-
nevOlent the 6rm. and the highly intelligent The work
il chisetd with great care. In word is Is work fac
fin sgsc al sngass TIE costume il carefully copied
from articles OF clothing BY Mr. JEFF rson, and no
IN the possession Of the artist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
BOOK THAT EVERY HOUSGKEEPER SHOULD HAVE
AT NORRIS BOOKSTORE,

TINHE House Keepers elopedia OF COOKING and Domestic
II Ecoaomy. By Mira z n. HAskiL Price 81 IS.
and Erith; incidents Of Home Life BY Gerry
mas wife With nlustrAt ons, 15e.
The hecreations OF Country Parson 81 %
BY Fanny LeHad Translated fsom the German ~
Nathaniel Greene 15s.
Where There's viii There's Way Nv Alice B. Haven 75c
Dr. Henry Social and human Progress. 81 90.
Hopes and Fears from the le Of SPLINTER by the
author Of the "Helr Of Rebel Ac vols aL5O
RiuAon moral ntelecu and Physical by
aiCO
Cue Truth. by tao Brothers. so.
Fairy NIGHT capA ny the author OF Aunt Fannys Stoes ~"
zach 81 cents
New Fairy my Grandchildren BY Geo. Ken 5Oc
nof9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

A PEErrr ScEArE-A young BAldmoresn on Wis {
70 this city involved himself in trouble Wednesday
last by sending amorous note 10 young lady, tom
porarily soiournng in Richmond He proposed meet
ny certain place and hour, and IN compliance with
his ardent wishes the object OF his al ct'ns went TO
the spot az the time designated Instead, howe5er, Of
receiving him lover sac properly treated him As an
enemy OF her peace and happiness and before be could
disclose the intensity Of bis love- she drcE forth coE-
bile and boaoorei him 9TH al her Strength. Her sis
To-, husband intsrposel, and Knocked the lii-
MORGAN dosn by blow with bis ts. AZ this jluc;ure
a couple Of city vaclmsn rushed up and conveyed the
tao men % the stauoa-house tiom whence they were
released upon giving security 20 keep the pace"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
LAW CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDIN and biz WOOD BoULDIN, Jr,
w have united In practice Of the law, In the counties Of
wOon BouLDIE, Jr, WOOD B0ULDIN.
Boydton TAcot Post ONCE,
Meeklenburg county. Charlotte county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
THIS NOTICE


iorn and purchasers o. Day GOODS rene
i rally, Inst from th dare oder sat.rc soek Of
CARPET RUGS
CLOAKs DsEss GOODS.
EdBROIDERIEs Ac, &c,
q g-ctTy rsfa-sf pricss
We in receive !, 40 h oil Bank Notes ,h-i, sps.s value
aud r-t1rl Specie 10 change. sHOkDs fdAH.
nof0-iu No MS Broad e..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

TIE Bal ELECroEs.-Thougb an Of the Electors on
the B. and Eseret eket have no. been declared sue
c,,,al we trust shat an will come TO this cty II con-
v-riert. on the SD Of December. The Bel men con-
teupiiei a grand electoral dinner on the evening OF
tls- d,v testimonial c1m3iinectarT % the electors
sni stl believe tley vil carry their purpose
II 6res Of patriotism burning As brightly ever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

MrsrcAL MArJvEE The lovers o. exquisite vOcalism
~ De grsusel G, learn that Miss Caroline Rchiugs'
sslHss 10 anxo1s'y expected vii take place Saturday
entertainments viii undoubtedly a,,rac. the numerous
admirers shicb tie fair artist has secured during her Wis.
Is % his CITY. Her singing l. Of the h-s order, and the
M vines viii Do rendered the rlc;ve by the per-
fo-ntu,e o. other distinguished musicians. See pro
< aum' 10 auo;ber column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

CoNPLnESrARV fSsrnONAL-We eheeriuIy give
place By requss, the following notice Of the Rehnss
Testimonials 'o-night written BY admrsr Of tie tair
ariisss.
We know not when we have been more srahhed,
than this mark Of regard for and appreciation Of the
hg lly talented accomplished and beautiful Prima Don
ma OF the American Stage Ii Is pleasing duty at any
time 70 accord % honest merit It's due. From Mss
Rchings superiority Actress, vocalist aud
a lad, and from Der uncslsng exeruons, and ndomi-
table eaergy, We feel this IS but slight acknowledge
m ot Of tue Claims her and deca.e mPersonaons,
Ia given her upon us.
Highly gifted ia al that renders her sex lovely and
Attractive she has By dhgeat cultivation, 90 improved
on Natures gifts As 10 reader them Of but secondary
importance. To a cultivated mind. clear aud quick
perception she adds that gendeuess Of thought aud
sEee m0desy Of manner which once indicates noble
n s. Of soul and goodness OF heart Her rich voice,
sseet a. though inhaled from he bruised leaves OF Tan
Sins enchanted tree ll the Nectar, in liquid sweet
mes on the ear. We will not attempt an encomium
upon such exalted worth; but 20 ensure an ogerwnelm'
aud enthusiastic reception viii only add, that this Is
complimentary b,n g. rendered the Enchautress OF kich-
moud,-Mss Caroline A. Riehings"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

CosaH J,oy.-The name Of Thomas F. Johnson ar
r-igaej ,c.o ore The Mayor on MONDAY for petty o.
fen.e VS. mi ported Thomas n Jolrson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

PUCK WHEAT,-s0OSa V Of Eood qualify for sssy
- ~ / ha DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHmOND, Nov, mbcr 90.
nan vAr11 tTalDlT) Ok o'O0oEsuH RISES 7:lO SKIS $50
ARRIVED,
Ste jamestown Skinner, Y, mde and Psiengers Lud-
I m Watson.
" triumph, -, N O.. singles.
SAILED,
sehr. suvasset', Rich, down the river Hight
" A. Armstronf 20
- New N0-k, tOrreTal, 90
" Charles, Foulks, DO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

III = VI SAsAN rs
URuANr o. decree Of the Crcu Cou Of NeU Kent eonn-
h pronounced a. 10 last term 20 ne suit % Lester boEn,
e. aa, sgsannah Htydens personal representative
proceed Ee a. Ne Kent Gar House, on the - day
SLAVES b,ngng 10 ne estate q said So
de1assd redt Of az ant tHe.ye anha,
uIth latsr-sf from oar % sac. THO A LACY,
uogl-ciautu Commraoue-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


UP-Steamers Minnesota, Michigan, propsllers
Queen Of the Lakes, City Of Madison Missouri Nep-
tune, Globe; bark Bay City; schooner Cape Horn,
G. L; Merriman, Rocket ". B. Ogden, H. L. Lans-
ing, VIM. Biske, speedwell, Chas Sumner, Ada, G.
Q. Butts, Daniel SlawsOn, w. b. Hibbard Racine,
Z: Q. IrogDildge, Geo. D. Dousman, Kstchum, Bon
DowkZPfopelier Wisconsin. Quincy. Burlington.
Montgpneryf bark Cleveland w. s. PiersOn brig
Mariner; schooner Utica, Q. Harrison, S. A Doug
las kenosha Africa 1, B. Croker, Altar, summit,
Weather changeabis Wind S. VI. strong.
PRoFE1LER so1oTA, says the Buffalo, Courier, was
the one that came In collision with the bark David
Morrisi et the mouth Of the river. The propeller
had her b IaTks crushed in nearly the whole length
ol one SIDE Pul no other inJury Of serious charac
ter was receiFed. A few hundred dollars will make
her all Eight agin. She arrived in Buffalo on We'd
nesaay inornitss
= 1cHoONEE kENCEHA, bound down when in tow Of
the tug L. L. Lyon, in company with the schooner
Africa, grounded 01 the Flats on Thursday and was
run INTO by the Inter- Her small boat was demol-
ished, but otherwise she received no damage The
head gear Of the Africa was carried away, and her
bead rail- stanchions and 5ulWarks stove. Both are
detained here till put in seagoig condition again.
STEAMER CASApIAE, which grounded on Thursday
at the klais, with the brig Mariner and schooner
summit in tow, succeeded in getting liberated yes
teTday, and passed down last evening with the Ves
sels.-Det.0it AdUertissr, Sd.
The Pi6rsot has been got on aud passed down last
night.-Defrost Tribune, I'd.
CoLLIsIoE.-The schooner C. c. Butts bound up
win a cargo Of coal from Cleveland was run into
last night by an unknown propeller bound down,
near the mouth OF Detroit river. The Butts had her
g Der eabini which viii cost some $50 to repair
Ibid. y 20
TIE bark 7. ?. Park which passed down yester-
day en- route ior Europe, ran on Stony Island wndre
went 20 her relief this morning and succeeded in lib
Grating her.-Ibid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05
aAEdifinfs.
IT EALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
I i MEN.-Read notices IN the Tribuna 7ipcs ~.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
IL MEN.-Read notices in the Tribuna 5ines jss.
II, lsd8.
From his Exeelleney JAMES D, WEsCOTT. .Gov-
srnor of FLORIDA and member Of the u s. Sddsfe:
Eqr Upward Of twenty-five years i was aflicfsd
with dileas9 10 my amily which the best medicine
aq surg talent IN the country liled 20 Cure, hut
which yielded In a most satisfactory manner 10 ne
oraaienoarg Remedies. conscientious advise thaF
use. JAS. ID. WESTCOTT.
NEW YORK, February, 1852
Dr. j. r. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: Some tTo years 9qe
an Intimate female friend lad been 9lffin-- fr-1s
falling Of the womb, whites and dsranged r1suSfru
alton, together with the attending s7Inpfoms ao
clearly described IN your advertisements and n4r-
phots. She had the very best medical skill IN fbi4
city tin entirely prestrdt9d and her phYlician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibIV n,
prolonged little longer ulilar the most iudiciou8
treatment. For two weeks aiter thatshe continued
70 sink, when caIee into your Office at the Grae-
ieuberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. AZ you was confident Of the Graeienberg
MarshqPs Catholicons IN relieving her, she dischsrg
Cd al the physicians and tried IT, though doubling
y. Providentlaily 10 relieved her quickly and i've
bottles enEiTely cured since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence OF e com
painti and shs is as strong active and healfhyiI
when young girl JhO. =. BHIGGh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05
A WORD FOR HEALTH.

only compound that be said to be the tura
tidOte to those bilious feyers which, in variOua
forms, af1ict the human family. The ordinary rem
edes for intermittent ievers and pronounced GER
tain to eradicate the Fever and Ague particularly,
bring about the most distressing result In this great
Persian Specific we have a natural remedy-Ons that
erees to the seat OF the disease and by giving an
immediate to the Orgrns Of the stomach, recu-
perates the shattered frame and promotes cheerful
Of spirits. If persons who suffer from the effects
Ut Fever and Ague, from the medicine which they
have taken in vain to alleviate their misery, will
give the Persian Charm single trial, they will find
that their health will be restored and that they may
those happy hours Of life VIII n they suppose
are gone forever. The numerous cures which have
been made by this remedy are the best evidence ol
Its value. They who desire to regain their health
will not neglect to apply this remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

L. I. Stevenson, Plaintlhl
John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN C REEN WILL
take nOtics that on the 18th day Of October, A.
D. 1850, summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. II. 8enhanl, Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, for the sum OF
S46 OU favor Of said plaintiff and that said action
win be for hearing before said Justice at O'Clock A
- JAMES NJ JONES,
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