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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHIl!A.
THE FRENCH CAMPAIG IN MEXICO.
Official Reports Of the March
Towards Puebla.
severe Engagements by the Way and
the Mexicans Routed.
Exciting Scene Between General Prim
and Admiral Renter, of France,
and the Alliance Dissolved.
Spain's Dread Of the Monroe
Doctrine.
sxAPOLEONy PLANS FOR FRENCH SUPREMACY.
France and Russia as Guardians OF
the Holy Places in Yurkev.
---~~-~-~---~-~~~- rss ess
England Awakening to the Military and Naval
Power Of the United Statss.
England Acknowledges Her zna-
bility to Defend Canada,
&C., &C., SC.
sxAPOLEoyy PLANS FOR FRENCH SUPREMACY.
France and Russia as Guardians o.
the Holy Places in TurSev.
England Awakening to the Military and Naval
Power Of the United StatTs.
England Acknowledges Her 4na-
bility to Defend Canada,
&C.. &C.. &c.

me Cunard mail steamer China, Captain Amber
son, which left Liverpool az about two N. Of tho
5sA Queenstown the sth instant arrived ~ this
port at half past twelve O'Clock yesterday, bringing
number Of passengers the malls our European hIss
Tor ssven days, 70 the 7th of Juno.
The nows by the China has anticipated in al. its
main points, as well financial aud commercial re-
ports by her own tsegraphc advces delivered oil capo
Race and published in the HERALD last Sunday and Mon
Aay mornings in synopsis and detail.
The London Star OF the 7th Of June says
AZ last the dirsct trade between Liverpool and Flew
Orleans has been reopened ard tbs pioneer the
sey yesterday evening for New Orleansthe only clear
ance within the past eighteen months The Anioinese
Dad board full cargo OF salt She will be succeeded
BY the Pole Star and other first class vessels so that
hong we may have to record rstirn Of the activity
which previously characterized tho trade between this
port and New Orleans The steamer Cgsassian recent
1y captured by the federal blockadg et cleared from
Liverpool for Havana estensioy but it was we'll known
here indeed those command o. the vessel did not
attempt conceal the affair." that the vessel was TO
the blockade II she could. The satemsnt therefore.
Ahat Circassian trader between Bordeaux and
Havana is incorrect Tho vessel Is owned In Liverpool
~ hrm well known in the Mediterranean trade The
cargo board the captured vessel estimated at
about 81 600 000a good day work for the captor
Henry Thomas Buckle, author OF the History Of Civil
Station in England died at Damascus ON the alst uls
he Temps publishes from General Kspka,
n which he all Intervention in the direction Of
ne Affairs Of the Hungarian emigration.
In the Prussan Chamber OF Deputies, on the 18th Of
June, tho address proposed by the COMMISSIONER with
sertan notifications agreed BY 2l9 against 100
Tho steamship Mersimac put into Plymouth on the
crning u the sth inst for coal bound to Madeira and
Bssmuda. Is helisved she is laden with materials Of
war.
letter from Gibraltar Of the 3oh Of Nay says the
sebel steamer Sumter still In port and sold,
ysp0rted in the English papers.
The steamship Hansa, from New York, arrived at
C0ves the evening OF the Attn and Bremen the
afternoon OF the 9Th Of June
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eehr Caroline q, Pcmrov Rondout for Boston.
Steamer Ellen Terry tU ransport), Chaplin Newbe,
Nc L. Fortress Monroe - Lourss with passengers
90 ID ID TompkIns-
Seame. Cossack (U transport Bennett Newbsrn NC,
Jane u.s. at M via Haeras Inlet and Fortress Monroe,
with sck wounded soiders 10th inss iswesn Hate
Sea- which pipe stove bnwaiks, and sert
Ony strained The ship She win have 10 60 Into dock Tor
repairs
Steamer VIM woodward. Cundin. Baltimore.
Steamer s A Stevens. Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond Green PhiadelphiA
Steamer Oneida. Trout PhiadclpnlA
Steiner Samso on, Dunnag Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcon. Williams Providepce. = :,
Steamug james Freedom, Morrill, Fortress Monroe, ~
hours. l7th inst AN, passed bark Rambler nence Tor
Whitehonse, Va, going into the Capes Of Virginia
BELOW.
Ship Atmosphere. Harris, from London Maya
Also one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
steamship Persia (Br), Queenstown aud Liverpool lat
II 20 ANY
Wind at sunset SSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

ILEvIATOR DIX BRIGGS NEWLY ISYET
"A a. RI anu Barron Ale, isor cures corns bnrions,
ri an oiistcfed Icei sv. - cent, 50 cents All 81 II
Sent ~ mal cept o! pti aud six cents. sod ~
SIS =. Dr.. BRIGGS, Proprietor and practical chiro
III Broadway New York.
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RNsTAUlANTs.

FINE LOT or UiEES 1CRTI r JUST gECrl
"A ana cr faie, icl, s'ile md retail a, BlnD sAbDI
De- sa.. 40 groalwss ari 10. ! C0rta al sttae,
AM 81 ks D. Aal On .syy served every day tanni'
tbc ,rad0 sirpliea.
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SHIP PIN G NE w S
Port OF New York, June rs, 1854.

ALMANAC Foa NEW YoRK-THis DAY
v rIsrs 20 NOON RISES morn -
n sErs................ "a HIGH WATER eve VI
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upHELANs PATENT BILLIARD TABLES MD
bIuatiun Charlottesville best aud oaly reliab, ~
,.se ar mnnufaclured and fnf ~ only ly
PHELAN 4 COLLEND DER, 81 20 % Crosby SCI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

MONROE DoCTRTSE-A CESsURR PROM CUBA ON
GENERAL PRM.
tParis (May ~ correspondence Of Lemon Times
The following letter, dated May II. which end In
the Madrid Ministerial Journal La Epocd OF the 2sth
may be found to throw little light on Sic Mexican
question % FAR ss IL reGere u spain and France IL is
written by Don Cprapo del Mao, who holds post u
importance In Cuba the govsrnmcn-that of
Director General u Public works ia the island. He is
moreover much in tho conad nee OK Marshal serrano
the Governor General and selected by hiiu ths
bearer Of the dispatches 70 Madrid tho later
Mexico. w. Gel Marc left Madrid tho 27ih his
return 70 HavaDs The letter is addressed the editor
Of the Epocd who, believe, il near relation Of tho
Minister OF Foreign Arairs:--
~ not be alarmed the patriotic line which the Epo
ca has followed on the Mex eau question: so important to
tbs future OF ain and 70 Saoisa Influence in the As
rcas. Il nay observe that when Spauinrd fpoaAs Of
the Americas he means Tire Vest indies, wei the
great continent 81 Arnerica France has legitimate
and considerable interest in ayng herself in good
aith tn nation and in drawing closer relations
With US. France, which po sass in Amercs only Gga
d. oipe and Martinique, aspire and cannot as
pire. by herself 70 domination or absolute influence n
that remote country. She giso uHdersd7s e Interest
g % her hat Caba stoaid Be ta,a,eed Spain, and
the natural aud legitimate influence which she onti-
tied TO- ~ asing 20 he orpose' ne prssaasd dosnccn
tack H. diy she finds hsef ie0.d from her iasenecie
u1T, from. aiL1c.iny ne integrity # The kex,odn
tnTitry; thy ,oi fcsit uh oil hsr polcerfui a.tans
If acton IN ne u,ynsa q The ,'tcnd Of Cuba, and
aiding tie Hcssas 10 dstruy the Dtpend-pc Of 81 no
msrgo On the other Land, tho EMPRESS born and bred
In Sfsn deny her origin and d. Ia certain that
she win employ, and dres em-oy he's influence with
tie En- ycror Ia maintaining the harmony between France
and the country ~ her birth where her family and tho
fr1nGB or her BfaIry and o. hnr aascii,as reside.
France has nothing fear from SPAIN and II her she
eAu hop-, at Least, for coma eis neutrality whenever
conflict 5reail out between her and tngand Every
ting thus logically proves ne COCO iailh which u Is
u ;ao9t her TO observe an her relations with our
country, the moro ~ ke wei knows that the n)bs
To asJ high etg cf casti..ana Always 80 dc. oted to
ia.r comfy and their kngs, VII never htr Of thc
g. sh'es prlosa that wold lower their 1Gelsnieac", %
dinsL ~ iola the Integrity Of tacif srTtTy ih.sc
fDlicy nj al Nav
sgperi. n1hga kpoutag H. ne roLoe ooiey an tbs
Tncitoat NorA dasrica. T4is iIS dc1 1s1' alter ~
~ gNpoeo secvf.n1 te risrst hof ne Aryys cy1ne--
-. aof ~ae1ca t'gsic be fer TIE dn glcoAs fniy ta
fge hdt ~ ot4ons t1srsa, a. 1st = ID isSai, and
oasht no W'r ~ riaiias ad ~ rDnnGsss msirust,
" y oicte 80 otssc Is US United states Perhaps
&prl nj Fi 0fsr aoca Vn r. to lrttorsJnY .
IA colossus, eause ~ lter want " their coi
w sDtussin hsr industry, whos 10 toe principal els
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

Corn Law Is ALASANA.-The Legislature Of Alabama
has passed bill requiring that no person, except the
producer and Miller shall sell Wthou, first obtain
Ing license from the Judge of Probate of the county
in which the s TO Be sod and the party 80 cesed
i. not a0Sed to e corn at greater profit than per
cent the price paid TO the producer and charges eI-
elusive Of tie fees aud the license and no mil
Ter allowed 10 cell except that which he receives
IS toll Cor grinding, which he produces himself
Heavy penalties are fIed to the violation Of this law
and the expectation Of from III, STATE is forbidden,
except BY permission Of the Commissioned Court Of
the county from which the Is TO be exported and
excepting also. corn belonging to she CsOfsdesrs Coy
eminent or to any Of the Confederate satsG This law
has been approved By the Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

ScoTr AND BUcHASAS.-General Scott has finally re-
Piled in brief terms to eI President Buchanan. He de-
MES that he has any private rssntnsuts to crafty and
states that ne has received mSny Official courisses from
the late President of the United States; but to vndcae
justice and the truth of history isa paramount oblgs-
ton He then endeavors show that certain Southern
States received undue proportion Of arms and that
MANY Of them we're not worthless nor condemned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
ECIoRS FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIL
ENEMY

PErERsByEG. Dec. l7.-There are rumors OF heavy
fighting all day near Kins,Ou, but no particulars
During last week reinforcements constantly be-
ing sent to suffolk The report that Petersburg
was to be attacked from Suffolk while another force
be landed at City Pn under protection of iron
clads Since Barnsdes defeat, at Fredericksburg it i,
believe the programme has been changed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

A UCTION NO. ., .i
~ BY JAS p. SCOrT CO., Auctioucers, Lynehburg Va
We will sell THURSDAY the lSiA instant
10 o'clock large attractive stock Of goods consisting In par
Of heavy au fancy Dry Goods 10 vii Wooden aud Cotton
Dry Goods great variety, Boots Sne Hats Saddles and Sad
de-tTre- Yarns and Raw Cotton Boiling Clo no
cevsd sae SuEat Coffee Tea Rice Tanner nj nseed
OIL Spirits Turprntine Candle of all kinds Whkys Brandles
Mines SaiioueT. Of Books Letter and Cap Pa
per lux knv-uTes Sni Wrapping Par Nails Hacking
Thread Faz Manufactured aud smoking
different brands and Ia variety and SNUFF together
all goods which I've consgned 20 time for the sale
d.lT-tds JAS P. SCOTT CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
The Latest Rumor

report was in circulation yesterday, said to have
been upon the authority OF persons from Martin
burg that riot had taken place in New York in
consequence Of atiemp. to arrest John Van Buren,
aud other prouinent Democrats The latest Northern
papers make mention Of such au occurrence, and We
presume the report Il without foundation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
TOUR vALUABLEFARMs IN THE oUN

l. TY OF NEw KENT FOR SALE AT ACCTiON-At the re-.
quest John d. Christian. Esi will sell THURSDAY,
the day January l>6S chat being New Kent
Court House, commencing az IL O'clock VI, ~ tie fol
order, the valuable real estate 10 Wit:
lst The "Mad nl" Ia New Kent county ~
runSa- station the Richmond and York River
Railroad mea from white House the former residence
Christian IL CONTAINS 40 Of land Of which abou,
onehan cleared and highly productive thsrenAlndrr
wooded with pine oaE tc Of original growth There upon this
the mari banks IN The state The
consist large and eommo lsus ame dWeng together witt
negro quarters barns stables houses and ia iac every
house Necessary upon such an estate.
"a House containing from 20 eight hun
hundred Of which CLEARED aud highly
the balance Is heavily wooded and which
quantity excellent timber II lies Within two miles Of the
Cumberland and Pamunksy rivers The mprotevents consist Of
Tavern Coun House which j. large and spacious
building together with another dseng in close proximity large
kitchen, stables &c
sd "Nuuus continuing aer-s $50 cleared
improvements remarkably good With every
eessary clubhouse, all In good repair
AN The 'N tract ~ miles from the Court House /.
tans so acr-s, all heavily wooded.
Persons dcng country property particularly
requested examine the foregoing, seldom that
opportunity pTeseud In which Inducements offered
wisng pstcula sale will please address
John D. Chrtin at New Kent Court House. In Rich
mOnd
for eot,he notes with iner,s, added and secured by
deeds n desired the whole purchase money will be taken
II desrtd, the above can be treated for priyltely
JAMES VI. TAYLOR 4 son,
a.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM NORTH CARoLISA-ANoTHER CHANGE
or RASGn

FROM NORTH CAR0LiSA-ANOTHER "CHANGE
OF BASE" -..
GoLpssoRo, Dee I6-An sr;illery duel at White Hall
sixteen miles Of this point the Neuse, has been
going on since this morning. The firing ceased about
o'clock The Aboilionists seen to have changed
their base" No casualties reported among the field
officers in the battle of Sunday.
SECOND DESPATCH.
GolnsBoRo, Dec. l6, p. M.-The AbolitioniSts have
certainly changed their base the South Of the Neuse
Their cavalry made raid Mount Olive depot, the
Wilmington railroad nine miles from this point tear
ing up the road burning bridges and dePOts, and cut
ting the telegraph wires The cannonadins at White
Hall resulted III slight loss to the Confed,raes. We
had ONLY TWO pieces eng ged The principal fight was
between infantry separated by the river The Adolf
tonists fled from the field. Their loss evidently
much greater than ours.
I'VE understand that the telegraph line is expected to
be ia good working order today u7thl In the mean
time messages will be sent south the Western line
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
FOR SALE. =


UNHIs valuable property built In 1855 Al Of t00 and
furnished with the improved machinery, viii he sold at
public safe Of tie Post ONCE In stsunton, the 9Th
day December 1854 unless previously disposed Of Of which
due notice will be given.
ps Of best French Burrs four feet diameter
inches depth IN, p,ir Of plaster Burr FepAra
entirely the Touring Mls TIE Bolts snd
Chests Tie superior cha acier and have small Burr
attached or rrgrndng midngs The whole yen by
celebrated "Coss" Steam Engin-s Of horse power
pabe up 20 horse power and with regularity
nv ordinary ard has consumed
only cord Of wood IN manufacturing 80 barrels Of nour The MIN
Is 10 IN - and four stories high and the Engine House
81 nv rs high aud both cred with slate. The h l.
planned with TO additional improvements and which
rapidly lnc Ssns custom Ill. render necessary Present
capacity % the NIL l25 birreh per day.
The , Lot contain. ~ Adoins the depot OF the Centrs
Raosd side track " W h 10 the s door, IL has also
abundance % and FIVE site for Tsnnery Cooper
hoop 6 by ~ the viii lot and furnished with the most I'm
machinery 70 making &c, which maehn
cry bought with MIL the option OF the purchaser
The attention Of the public invited the Property which IL
b.ved competent hands Of the most valuable the
grain crossing Valley OF irgiala.
Term. liberal time aud win be made knowa lay Of sale
or all cash. II the purchaser desires IT,
s. A. RICHARDSON,
dsSeotd, w.H.TAHs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
TEE EFFECr Of BURNslDES DEFEAT.

PETEEsBUEa Dee. IA lady who left Norfolk Mon
day has arrived here. The information of Burnside's
defeat produced most stunning effect on the Yankees
in Norfolk while our people were greatly eated. Yam
kee accounts say they permitted to occupy Fred
e-i,ksburg with but little opposition but as soon
large force got across the Rebel Lee opened upon them
,h $50 pieces OF artillery, sIle Stuart got partly in
their rear and poured Iurdcrou' fire into The Union
ans thai such havoc Ia, heen siR,e the war
cammcuccd They port their loss in killed. and wounded
al 2aOa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
Gbc 8itBnana ddBig.
THURSDAY MORNING, DIG. is, 1862.

TsAsS-Day o per Glnu; Is for s months; and 81 per
mouth for shorter Psriod-
sswsekly ps per anHum % for sx months 70 sets per
month for shorter period.
Weekly IS per Annu g. for ak mouths Seat for ne shortS
psrial. PAynsat in all eases In advance
ADFESrSoOns square Of nes Is for ar lnserton,
- Tor each cODtnUAncs- seSWeek or Tr-
weekly Insertions 5 cents per square Weekly Insertions ~
SsmAness nay he made a. the risk Of the In
evidence the dgdt Of letter In the
P5st once containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
North Carnlina

We we're unable to learn anything Yesterday from Of.
6cia source Of the situation Of affairs 10 North Carroll
IA The latest news will be found under the telcgaphc
head On Monday army WA at Falling Greek, six
miles this side OF Kiuston. We learn that General
Ernns fsels confident Of driving lhe enemy back
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

GREAT PsIzE HGHT.-A great prize fight between
Mace and King for the championship of England has re-
Gently taken place. Mace knocked out time by
what is termed in the account Armstrong gun
blow delivered BY King in the twenty-fr't roand-
Hesnan and Savers we're both on the sfound The for
mer Is said did think very much Of either of the
men, and had challenged King fight him for the belt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
sY JAMEs " TAYLoA 4 sos, AnetIonesr. !:
. VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED pwEI

4. L LiSR uVTHE EAST SIDs OF FIRST, BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARS IALL STREETS, 1T AUCTlONWe Wit sell upon
tre premise WEDNESDAY he S1h day of December COM
U ucns at o'clock, r. NJ Yery desirable framed cling To-
Gated the side OF Hrs between broad and Marshall
contains eight large rooms two story kitchen In which Is
large oyen used well Of excellent Wter hydran
4c The property renting 10 good tenant AT SUS per
anhum, payable monthly.
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back good depth.
third cash the whole pTefere the balance
negotiable notes, Interest adds
by a trust deed.
lis NJ A Auets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
NnErlIERN InIIRNALR

D8 Any person arriving IRON the siAtes north Of the PO
OaA and bringing Northern European newspapers, or any
person city coming possession Of such OurnalI vii con-
fer favor apoa TIE Ei0r By leaving sending the
aane q thIs ono.
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400 REWARD.

tIUU REWARD.
yUSAHAY sm Sherrood he late kssdence Of Roger b. At
III kin.on, decd, In Lunenburg county Va, Sunday, the
Goth April 1862 named ARCH between and IS year
ag about Ave feet inches high black color and pleasant
Ne od dressed In drab ed nsey rock
pants SLOUGH hat and boots, oug
the winter lie have changed his clothing lie and other
removed from the Of oudoun Sherwood In
March last doubtless his back thAteom
y He resed and lodged In jail The 2sd Of april last
Hanover Court HOusen company however with westher
white white charged with felony
all confined In the Arch escaped nom jail about the
lst'day OF May last.
Hundred Dollars will be paid by for the apprehension
and delivery Of said In JAN that get him again. be-
sides all reasonable expenses.
Virginia.
Iy2S-u Stafford J. RAMRY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
PRIVATE RESIDENCE AMI

SALE AT AUCTlONWe all SELL the premises, FRIDAY,
December, comr.encing at o'clock, tr
valuable estate located bove the late residence II MI
McAdam The house istU feet 'front.' - feet deephrse
hgh and has connected eth It all necessary out buildings
stable water cooking cArrG a
house &c The lout cus Mayo feet and back
DogNood Aey Also, the VauAbe building lot Adoinng
the above the souh fronting 50 feet and running back a.
above
Amer which viii he sold No 70 and a. 10 Mayo plan, In
rear Of residence fronting ~ feet and running back >
o alley.
TRNs-One third Tor the whole II preerre the balance
and months for negotiable no- With interest add
ed, and secur-i by trust deed JAS. VI. TAYLOR son,
del4 Auets
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IlXRCTTOn.s SALE or TnIRTY FIVE

OF
Il SLANESOn MONDAY, the 5 Of January 1868, hAi being
Court dAyl fair, n suitable
thereafter public auction for cash. the public ssre, in the
town Of Charlottesville thryAye valuable slaves consist
ms Of men, women boys girls belonging the Of Dab
ney Minor, dSc'd OF Abemsrle county, Va
10 portion Of the purchase credit Of months
all be given 10 purchasers desiring H. giving satisfactory
curity WILLIAM W. MlNOk'
d-s-im Fror Of Dabney Minor, decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

Gas. LEE.-sPeskng Of the Ate battle atFrederieks-
burg. the Richmond Dispatch says, this is the tenth
pitched battle in which General Lee has commanded
within less than SIX months aud in all Of them he has
been victorious No other campaign eIeep, that of Italy
70 1884, and that Of France In 1914 presents such re-
sult ...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
LIE auhscber would 70 the cIena Of bis native State

ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
TIVE subscriber would Presehto the citizens Of his native state
SOUTHERN REMEDY;
though medical his preparation for the OF
RHEuNLrsN NEuR.tG sTSEss OF JOINTS 4c Will be found
upon trial, To he all the afflicted need.
He Is sensible Of fact that prejudice exists In the
minds many persons Agans such remedies and their aversion
many instances well founded, there number Of
hoong market and deceng the
presenting this remedy he wishes to he distinctly understood
asking only trial. and deems than
the will be refunded In all cases Of failure after fair
He considers place before enlightened pub
than few cerlneAtes though he has hand and
constantly receiving large number from the most reliable
sons who residents Of Richmond and its suburbs.
prove the efficiency this Eminent read the following high
~ naeng certificate given 20 Mr. Rock unsolicited, oy well
''''A CERTffiCATE.
HASoyKR, Coal Harbor, May o 1850.
Mr. W. L. Roek-Dear Sir; have been using yoar Lnnsn
Good Samaritan servant Of nine who act
ruAry last and Ill great many person, pronouncng
they had heard Of Every Joint
In his body tines was under such sgony as almost 70 cause
with appearance Of relief In despair almost hope
commenced 10 Lunent and the boy
rubbing him well different parts Of the body he
rey and what rising, and iDcontestble
proof Of It's permanent boy has been cutting WOOD
kinds weather. often with not dry thread upon him. without
the appearance Of return OF the disease He new
tive As he ever WAS
Ihave given Mr. the above certificate under the impulse
in order that those that may Induced try
Good Samaritan and be cured Very rsPsss 6
Mr. Rock constantly receiving certificates every quar-
ter will put before the public that they for
themselves what good has been dous BY the timely use Of h
For sale whol,sse and RETAIL by JAMES p DUAL Druggist,
vi orders accompanied by the cash. and addressed 70
P,ioe-One dollar per bottle liberal discount made deal
ers. Price Lists sent on application Z ,
noQf-1m Cdner Main a 10th st.
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Contributions The Maryland Society
Rch Communications may be addressed TO Capt J. l. h.
Dsssy President Of Maryland Society, Assistant QuArtensstar
Generals 0fce edmond, Va.
80 Eshupnd papers, The Charleston Courier, savannah
Republican, Montgomery Advertiser, and the Jackson hSsisp
plan, viii publsh and send bill 10 the above address.