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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Professor Hale akdthe Mtsterioc* Fe
■*lk.—The Petersburg Exprew of Saturday,
devote* a column to the subject of the Pvofea
sor and hia my»teriou« movements in connrc.
tfen with the young girl whom he brought to
this city, placed in a respectable
louse, and deserted after obtaining (as she
says) all her money. From the hipress we
•earn thst tbe girl, previous to her arrival in
Richmond, came on the cars from the South.
and Mopped several days in Petersburg, at one
of the principal hotels of that city. While
there, a gentleman answering the description
oi Professor Hale,called and h id a long pri
vate audience with her, paid her hotel bill, and
look !ier off to the cars for Richmond. Arriv
ing here, he placed her in a respectable board
ing house, and deserted her, as we have alrea
dy stated, leaving her destitute of money and
e£ects of any kind exccpt an old trunk ol iiia,
containing six candlesticks, a horse blanket'
and an old pair of gaiters', which articles were
labelled "Professor Hale, Columbia, S. C. M
The girl stales that her name is Adeline .Mitch
ell, sometimes called Adeline Wilson, her nio
jber having married a second husband ol the
latter name, and that she is from Cheraw, S. t,. t
where her mother now resides. This may or
may not be true, as she has doubtless been
prompted to conceal her real name and place
of residence. She appears to be an artless,
confiding child, who, it is believed, has been
induced to leave her parents and home to be
come a victim of some unprincipled scoundrel.
We have had no tidings of the girl since she,
through the aid of some friends, left in the cars
for the South on Wednesday last. The Pro
fessor made his appearance here on Thursday
aight iast, and departed that night, or early
•aei: : . jrning, for the South. He was at Wei.
don cn Friday. He failed to clear up the mys
tery during his brief visit, but stated that he
was going South for the purpose of obtaining
certificates, &c. for that purpose. He made
b;re, we understand, contradictory statements
in regard to his connection with the girl.
We hope the history of the girl (apparent!;,
act more than fourteen years of ago) ai:d
ihe facts in relation to the Professor's acquaint
ance with her, may soon be brought to light.—
On this sulject, we copy the closing para
jraph of the Express:
Thinking it very probable that the girl has
seen decoyed from her parents, and deceived,
wc have thought some good might be effected
bv the publication of these faets. We hope
Jbat the South Carolina papers will give them
puMa'ly through their columns. It may be
shai some doating father and mother are now
plunged in the deepest distress at the strange
and unaccountable disappearance of a much
Joved and cherished daughter; and should
these facts coine to their knowledge, they wili
at ieast serve to relieve them of that painful
suspense and anxiety, which such a disappear
ance is weil calculated to produce.
A Singular Rf.uc.—The Wheeling Intel?
jjgeiict r speaks of au extraordinary relic re
«en:.y found in Wetzel county, Virginia. It
is nothing less than a crucifix from ail Indian
'au jnd. The mateiiul of this most interest
ing object of antiquity is brass, or some eub
stsncc resembling it, and iron. The Cross is
of the latter material, but the image of the
Saviour, (a most beautiful piece of workman
ship,) is of brass, or, as some suppose, of
gold intermixed with silver. The cross is
greatly corroded, and everything indicates
loat it must have lain (here for hundreds,
perhaps thou-sands of years. What strange
»nd curious history is wrapped up in this little
«rableni of a Christian's hope! Whence came
■ll To whom did it belong? llow got it
there? are questions which will trouble the
iritiquary in any part of the world. With it
was found the remains of a human skeleton,
ar.J vome minor relics of Indian Art.
Extraordinary Death.—A singular nod
ajehncholv instance of the influence of the
fetiings upon human life, has been witnessed
near this town during the week. A female re
siding on the Mill Creek, went heme on Tues
day afternoon, and found that her biolher-in
law had eeveiely wounded his foot with nil
hit-. She fainted on seeing the extent of the
injury, but immediately recovering, she re
lumed to Gait on some other business, and
then went home, when she passed by the spot
where her brother-in-law had been wounded,
and the blood was lying in a clotted heap.—
Her heart ttunk at the sight; site got home, but
ihe recollection was too much far her. She
»a::k on the threshold of the door, and when
2aken up, life was extinct.
Gall (Canada) Reporter.
»» NIA CiSN«tAL RAIL ROAD)OPEN TO
MhCill'MS RlVfcß—Daily each way, between
Staunton and Richmond in 14 Hours — On and after
Mouday, 15'.h N.jt., leave Richmond at M—
<topping for br.-akfast at the Junction, and return
.og, leawMe-inum's river at 11)$ A M., arid arrive
a Richmond at sj P M.
Uailjr C'onoectlost*.
KARE:-
Brtweea Charlott<*gvi le and Richmond.... $3 50
irtauuton " " 5 00
•' J.eyington " " 7 00
J CulpeperCH " " 4.50
Connecting aUo with the Orante aud Aiexan
ariaßulrotd.
Tri«\Veekly Connections.
Between Lynch ourg and Richmond, on Monday,
Wednesday aud Frkay going up, $4.50
Guyandotte and Ricumobd, lauie days
going VV.-et, ijo.oO
iietwtea Charleston, Ka , and Richmond, s»me
aays, going West, 19 00
Between Buchanan and Richmond, B.UO
Between Weston and Richmond, on Tuesday.
Thuisday and Sunday, going West, 14 00
iietweea Beverley and Richmond, some days, go
■*§ 1100
u Sg r" "i' ive Bt Stau3ton, from Richmond,
at a,* P M., Ist day, at Lexington at 2i P M Had
«ay, atßeveiiy at 7 P. M ,3a d<y.
... f „ . WH P FARIBEI fc CO."
A line of four Horse Coaches will l eH ve Hor
donsviile for New Market, af er ihi an.val 1 f the
Chit, on Tuejdttj, 1 hurt day and Saturd y Pud re
tonC by Ma-
A;rvan » trarel'ing without their masters m •»»
b# Qade d>
P.«t«
and rexh that cuy i n aj hour.i,^,,
tr »'. n of « RicUai'.ni,
* oiomte CuiiipHuy.
t II 'JILL,
£fcp*rinvnd« n ;
"'*N 4 LA
~>nly ot
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL fIOTSLB
SATURDAY.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W L Tally, Hanover;
R fiinoavi) isd 8 B McKlnney, BurWnghim; A
A Atmrtroo*. K At D R R; E N Vat'Otine, Gooeh
lsnd N Hare, Rockingham; W M Smith and W
W F MnlDg. Albemar t|A P Bowie*, Flavann ;
R S«rral, Urar ?<•; T Howlets, Amelia; R t l.ind
aey, Boston; W Bohb«-t, Lynchburg; J M Jeffries,
Cumberland; W McCauly. Roanoke; J W Ander
son, Powhatan; W R Shaw, Buckingham; Samuel
Cottrell, Hemlco; A T Aacncha n, Huchanwi.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-S R Sylvester, Cum
I Norland; B 11 Lewis, Lynchburg; W O Gooch,
Mecklenburg; A S Bacon and Miss Lewis, Lexiue
ton, Va; WW Taliafero, Hanove:; S T Temple
»od B T Tate, do; Col C G Coleman, lady, aon and
servant, Louis t; j L McAlpine and lady. Cla'ks
vil'e; Dr S N Wis« and lady, Covington, Kv; C C
•oc<e Fluvanna; Major W K Talialero, Glouces
fr'r; W N BetkeU', Loudoun; G W Graham, Mary
land; Dr A Crump T'«w Hunt; W C Thurinan. Al
bemarlf; Rev M Slaughter, Fredericksburg; G-nl
Jno II Cocke, Fluvanna; K Stabler and W D Sta
bler, Lynchburg; A Baker. Clarke; E P Goode,
Wash'ngton, l)r G A James, New Kent; J W
Luke and lady, Clarke; J T Gicson, Jefferson; (• (>
Penbam, Pittsburg; W 1' Trowbridge, U S A; W B
Benedict, wife chiid and servant.
CITY HOTEL —11 Bof idy, N Y city; A H Shep
pard, Va C K K; W a! Day. Spotsylvania; J M Lin
ney, E J Falconer find W L H' iley, G. rdonsviile;
C C Waller, lady atd servant. Wihamaburg; J M
Catlett, Gloacieter; K Meeis, Baltimore; 11 J Starr,
Petersburg; I> H Grig?. King Wm; J C R y.Gloo
c»ster; K J Murry, Goochland: S Hendnck, J B
k Washington; "j P Siagg, Va; Pr W Southall,
Smith field; B T Doswell, Hanover; W F Thomas,
Wilmington; J C Boiling. Mobile; W A Dean VV
Grofon and W Ross, Maeon, Ga; W L Archer,
Charleston; A T Burton, Farmvii'e; R Johnson and
laoy. Chesterfield; B W Furguson, Baltimore.
AMERICAN HOTEL —J A Pow 11, Goochland;
E A Pollard, Va; Dr Burton, 11 entico; K C Wood
ward, Va; F J C'sgooi, Savannah; J S Sumner, Ka
i >wha;C A Barker, Campb*li; W S Smith, Ame
lia; Dr Marshall. Va; Mies Park«-r ind Mr Parker,
N J; Mr and Mrs Walker, D N Walker aud AN
Walker, Richmond; E S Joynes, Accomac; J C
Petters, Louisa; C T Rob-neon, Petersburg; J C
Warner; Weldon; A E Matthews. Philadelphia; J
A Pickeil, Alb marle; >C C Seary, Richmond; R
W Boiling, Jr, Petersburg; 11 S Hayden and lady,
Charleston.
MARINE iNEVVtf.
POUT OF UICUDIOM).
ARRIVED,
Arrivetl, steamor Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia,
rarize to R Rankin
SAILED,
Earque Cora, Horton, New Orleans, mdzc, D
CuTie.
Hciir Orianna, Atkinson, New York, mdze, D
Currie.
Sehr Falmouth, Creightou, Baltimore, W Col
quitt "
» STATU; OF W<n . tl. LUt'KK, OKV'O.
* NOTICE.— All persons having claims against
WM 11 EUCKE, deceas.d, or his Estate, are here
by notified that I have appointed the loth day of
December, 1852, at my oliice in the City of Rich
mond, for the purpose of receiving proof of debts
or demands against the said decedent or his Estate
Done at the request ot John M. Fergusson, Ser
geant of said City, and Administrator of William
li. Lucke, deceasad.
WM. F. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Commissioner's Office, >
Richmond, November Bth, 3Soil, i
no 9—law4w
<£« 1)AI UY AM) MARKET FARM
laiiii FOR SAI.K.—For sale privately, a pretty little
market and dairy Farm, about U miles from Rich
inon J, embracing 15 acres, beautifully undulating,
aud well adapted to ttie cultivation of every variety
of vegetables. The soil is of clay bottom and very
susceptible ot improvement. It is a tine situation
for tne ice business, and has on it an excellent ice
house. The improvements are new and substan
tial. The dwelling is of wood, two stories high,
containing six rooms, with a finely s sded
piazzain rear, and a porch in front. It commands
a beautiful view of Richmond and the surrounding
country, and is altogether a healthy, improving and
desirable place.
A great bargain can be had if early application be
made, as the owner is desirous of selling in order to
remove to the lower country. For terms, apply to
W. GODDiN, or
WM GOULDIN.
f Semi-weekly VVh!g and Enquirer copy for
one month. no 4—2awßt*
LL'.HBKit, LUMBER. —in addition to our
penera! assortment of seasoned White Tine
Lumber, we have, ia our yard, over 350,000 feet of
ecasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Board*, suitable for tobacco boxes. Purchaser';
would do well to apply to u.«, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME &. KINEHART,
sc 13— 2aw3m Port Deposile, Md.
f&fRSfLINE
1. MORE-—Winter Arrangement—Fare
83 only—The public are hereby informed (hat the
comfortable and commodious low-pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Cant. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely refitted, enlarged, and improved in
every re9pect, with berths for a large number of
passengers, and with state rooms tor those who
prefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
b!e and ec momicai line will leave Richmond by
tke morning train, on Tuesday's at 7 o'clock,
A. M., and reach Ba'::imore" on the follow
ing mornings in lime to proceed by the New
Castle :;Tid Frenchtown Steamboat line at half past
tj A M, or with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia. Returning, pt\- ?engers will leave Balti
more oh the afternoon of Thursday, at 3, P M , and
connect at th-j Creek on Friday succeeding, with
the train which a-#,ves in Richmond at 3, P. M.,
of the tame days.
Faie in either direction, 85, (state rooms and
meals lor cabin passengers, extra, except in the case
of ladies and families, who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers,(including meals and lodging on board,)
Fiii£,{orfirst class passengers between Baltimore
ani rhiladel hia by the New Castle and French
town line S2 sli. For second class do, fcl 50. Ma
king ihe whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first clata passtugers by this agreeable line,
§7 50 only.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets, apply
at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &.
Potomac Railroad (tompeny.
no ltf J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
t HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMII.
lONABLE CLOTHING.—Just received, the
«reetest variety of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Veotings, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles, consisting in part
French blk Cloths and ttassimeres, ali qualities;
trench <Rncy col'd Cloths and Casofmeres of every
shade and qualify, French Beaver Cloths, all quali
ties; Frenc:i Himaltiga Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Cloths, French marble and
clouded Cassitnert.-s, new
Vetting*—Figured Silk, Plush end Velvet;
Cluadfills tfiik, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Piu.h and Velvet; Ribbed Silk,Piush and Velvet;
plain Piush txik, Cashmere Demask Silk
Vestlugs, black ar:d fancy Grenadine Silk Vea'.iugs,
But} and white Grenadine Silk Vestings, Party
Vesting, dt cidedly rich.
Ueady>Mode Clothing of allkindasnd qua
lities of the veiy latest styiea, such as Kossuth Over
Coats, Esquimaux Wrappers, Lamaitine Sacits,
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top C jats, ilutting Coats,
c.
Fancy Woods—Fancy Tie» and Cravats, Crimp
and Hill 'lies, something near; Apron Ties, blacs
atid fancy; rich Unev and blacKS.ik Scarf»,do. do.
Sfetin, Gloves of til kinds, Collars, Buspcnders,
Socks—silk, cation and merino: Dress Shirts, Silk
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and sec for yourselves.
E. B. SFENCE,
- oc Corner of Main and Governor sts.
S r 1 PrLV «'WINTER
WiUU? — >Ve are now in receipt of our aiicor.d
suppiy ot Winter Goods, purchased recently at
grtktiy reduced prices, to which we invite the at
enttou of a s persons in wsnt ot dasirabie Goods at
extremely j o w paces. HAIIT A. MCSEB,
— N.-w a' or e. 63 Main street.
>1 °, U * "OOl>s.-THUS tt. PKICE
Cloth - i'w received new styies
Klch J urr.imrt Punts
C'; B'-rlhes
.V' MltU ' Bnd n,,ic 7 ether srf.elcs
SHIRTS.—B MLttCHINT
A. \\ l,lolGt,u, nave onnani a Ur» ' , f
.na Wk te ttfclrts. nmde, and of eortd ma
* MEE'.fIAH 1' & WEIBKI2H
uo2J Wu ll - auiuureet
DOQGHTT * ANDUSON,
fAfiJt HtWQgWH,
HAVE in iVoro their Fall atoek of French and
American PAPER HAMffIHOS ofevery quality
and ttyle, purehaaed from the beat fectorie* In tbl*
country and France, many of tbetn very rich and
elegant Alio, a very complete a<aortment of cur
tain good*, cornice*, gimp*, taa«ela, cord*, banda,
window ehadei, in great variety, w'ndow bHndi
curtain paper, buff Holland for abadea, a aupcri'jr
■torlt of floor oil cloths. coco matting, curled hair
and ihuck raattreiie*, feather bed*, bclatera and
pillowi, of the beat quality, with many other arti
cles in our line, all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upbolitering done
in town or country, at the ahorteit notice and by
the beat workman- le 1 6—3 m
thai. K. llarnys. John A. Bnrgeee.
HARHEYS & BURGESS,
HOUijE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
No. 165, Main Stbkjst, (nearly opposite
the Kxchanuk Hank,) Richmond, Va ,
W IIEKE they will thanklully revive and
promptly execute all work entrusted to
them.
N.R—Orders from t h e country respectfully so
licited. au 30—3 m
'liWKNTY THOUSAND UUI.LAK9
I WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, at
No 176, corner of Broad and fith streets. —intend-
ing to make a change in our business, we are now
ottering at prime cost, for cash, ou<- large and well
selected stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept in a
Jobbing and Retail Store. Our entile stock has
been bought for cash only, at the best.Northern
markets and ae.)uts of manufacturer*. Having
jus.t received our second supplv of Fall and Win
ter Goods, we are ensbled to show an entire fresh
and handsome assortment suitable for this season.
Wc invite cur friends and the Jpublic eenerally to
give us an early call, as we are determined to close
out soon.
On hai.d, a few pieccs double Ply Carpet, and a
lot of ready made Servants' CLOTHING.
no 15—(12m J &. M. ROSI'.NBAUM.
Notice.— Richmond and danville
RAILROAD COMPANY.—The fifth annual
meeting of the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company will be held in the city
of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of
December, 1852. The Stockholders will have the
privilege of going to and returning from the meet
ing on the cars free of chores
P VAN DEURBEN, Secretary.
Form of a I'vu tr of Attorney to vote at a meeting of
the Stockholders:
Know all Men bv these Presents: That
, the undersigned, do hereby constitute and
appoint attorney (they or e'ther of thorn) tor
, aud in name, to vote on all ques
tions that may be brought before the meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
liailr ad Company, to be hel l in the city of Rich
mond, on Wedresday, the Bth day of December,
1852, er any > djourned meeting thereof, hereby
ratifying all the acts of said attorney in the pre
:nises, as fully as if were present, and
voting in person.
in testimony whereof havohervnto affixed
hand this day of , 1852.
"No prixy shall be valid for more than six
months from the dato thereof."—(Extract from the
4!h Hy-Lnw)
no 9—dtSD P. V D., Sec'y.
H<;. FVKUELL'S CELEBKATi'.U
• ARABIAN LINIMENT is wci! known topos
sess ihe wonderfully healing, penetrating and
stimulating properties, and by its promptness in ef
fectiug cure-, which previously had resist'd all
otlier mediciuee, administered by the most scientific
physicians, has placed it far beyond any eimiiarre
medy ever introduced to the people of the United
States. It stimulates the absorbents to increased
action, and thus enables nature to throw off disease
—it penetrates to 'lie bones, adding strength and ac
tivity to 'be muscles—it is powerfully anodyne aDd
thereby allays nervous irritation, producing a de
lightfully pi- asing sensation through the whole
frame. Owing to its remarkable anticeptic proper
ties, it purities and neutralizes that prisonous, cor
rosive principle which renders old ulcerous sores
so difficult to heal: it thereloreispeculiarly adapted
to their speedy cure. This Liniment, from its p°-
nct atinji and strengthening qualities, has been
found to be a specific fur Paralysis or Palsy, White
swellings and diseased joints, and in fact all corn,
plaints involving the muscular syst m. Ithas cured
oaaes of * heumatism of twenty t > thirty year's
standing, and affections of the Spine whereiu the
entire spinai column was so crook'd and distorted,
that the patient cou'd not wulk or stand without
artificial support. Numerous cases of Palsy have
been cured when the flesh had withered, leaving
nothing hut the dried skin and bone, and ihe lim-js
totally without use or feeling. For children with
croup it *s of inestimable value, rubbed and bathed
over the throat and cheat. If applied freely on the
chest, it never fails to give relief in ihe severe
coughs attending Consumption. Asthma and Colds.
It heals wounds speedily—will cure Scaldhead,
Mange, etc Planters and Farmers will find it a
most valuable medicine to be applied to Horees and
Cattlef;ir Sprains, Bruises, Lameness, Stiff Joints,
Sweeney, Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burns. Splint,
Chafes or Ga Is, Hardened Hoots on the flesh, etc.
Look Out for Counterfeits.
The public are cautioned against another coHn
terfe it, which has lately macte its appearance, ca 1-
ed W. B. Farreil's Arabian Liniment, the most dan
gerous of all the counterfeits, because his having
the name of Farrel!, many will buy it in good faith,
without the knowledge lhat a counterfeit exists, and
th*y will perhaps or.ly discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evfl effect*
The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale Druggist, No 17, Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to
whom all applications ior Agencies must ba ad
dressed. F e sure you get it with the letters 11. G.
before Farreil's. thus—ll. G FARRELL'S—and his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counter
felts.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD &
CO, Main street, and by regularly authorized
Agents throughout the United States.
Price 25 and 50 cents, and SI per bottls.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet
iu the United SUtes, in which one is not already
established. Address H G. Farrell as above, ac
companied with good reference as Uj character, re
&c. no 9—dln>if6t&W
LL SMALL MOTES, (EXCEFT UNION
BANK,) taken at the market rates far Dry
Gods, at H ROSENFELD'S, No. 175 Broad at,
where the greatest bargains will be ottered in every
artic e—such as Mouslaines, Cashmeres, F ench
and British Merinos, plain ani figured Alpaca,
Silks, Embroideries iu geeat variety, Hosiery,
Gloves, Chemisettes, Sleeve 3, Collars, Carpets,
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths, Cashmeres, Satinets,
Keiseys, Linseys, &.C; Cotton Cloth from 4 cents to
the finest. U KOSENFELD, 175 Broad street.
» oc 22—lm*
ICRLtI) DDCI'MBtUS.-We have al
ways on hand Pickled Cucumbers, in vinegar
and 6piced tor table use, in barrels, half barrels,
gallon or hundred which we will sell very low ior
cash. We »ell them by the gallon at only two shil
lings. Those that are in want at a goodarMcle, will
please us a call HUL.&T <V KING,
no 9—2w Old Maikat
Gkkat bargains in calicos.—
A large lot of Calicos, Cents, wor:h 10 cte ;
rich Printed Mouselaines, white and colored flan
neli, Kerseys, Satinets, (jloves and Hosiery— to
gether with every article usually found in a Dry
Goods houte; and if you want bhijr <in«, call on
W. BOOTWRIGHT,
No2es, corner let and Broad streets.
no 9—tg
ANCI' FUit*.—l would mast regretfully
call the attention cf the Ladiet, to my assort
mont of Fancy Fur*; consisting ol Black aud natur
al Lynx Muffs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
ett, and Cunt-y do. A graat variety for Mi Mr* and
Childien go.; Also Victorine< & Cuffs, from low
priced to the linnet articel—which I am flisposed
to cell hs low a* similar goods cm be purchased in
New York
nos JOHN THOMPSON.
rno STONK MASONS.—The subscribers
A will receive proposals lor the eton*? work for
the foundation of a building about 40 by DO fa t.
particular* may be ascertained on apj/iication at our
office.
no 12 LEWIS D. CRENSHAW ic CO.
CltA.t BKKlti tfe, fieoh, received and for tale
by
no 17 JITAN PIZZ?NI.
[YfOTICE. —All persons indebted to WM.H
*.1 SNELL, JOHN A SNEIL & CO. or BARNEa
6t SNELL, aro requested to make immediate any
merit to ine. JAMES A. SNELL,
•e 27—ts Administrator of Wm. H. Snell
LULLEtt'S 4 AQUA OFTIIALMIA', OK
* Celebrated Eye Water, for al! diseases
of tue Eye*, prepared bv an old Scotch recipe, for
sale by R. K DUVAL &. BROTHER,
Apothecaries, under the American Hotel,
no Ift Main 'iriet, Richmond.
OLD GOVEUN »lENT JAVA COFFEE.
A lot of very superior, just received and tor
sale.
bo Id EDWIN WOETUAM 4 CO.
EDUCATION*
MB. 4C MKS. KBBMNe'S E-glUh^
and French Boardings* Day Hefc~l
( <ir Young M4IM, Seventh atreet, between
Franklin and Grace, opena Oct. 1«, nnd cluee*
July 31aL Hie courae of inatructlon tncludea,
Matbematiea, Natural *nd Moral Solence, Music,
Ancient and Modern Language*; in a word, every,
thing craential to a *otfd and ornamental education.
The Principal! are devoted to their profeaslon, and
are aa»i»trd in every department by an accomplish
ed corps of initructera- Patents and others are
invited to inspect the Institution.
Tkbms — Board per 10 months, or in proportion
frrnn time of entrance, pay halt yearly in advance,
#200; washing, $20; English, §40 to 820, accord
ing to age ar.d progress of pupil; Music at the Pro
feasors' fee. Modern Languages, of which French
is alwa) a taught by an educated native of Paris,
resident in the family, each $20. Day scholar* pay
quarterly. 0<! —3<wts
Rev. an. i>. houe>s boardinu
AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and stli Street#, Richmond, Vn.—The
next term of th ; s Institution will commence on the
Ist of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lan
guages. I.nrt year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at tfce same time, but during the next
te'm the number will be restricted to 100—twenty
of whom will be received as boarders in the family
of the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
ell usual accommodations, for ten months, 8220,
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from $25 to
S4O, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $20; Latin, $15 ; Music,
*7 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to a* many
as may with to acquire it, freeof charge.
Rev. J. P. SAFFORD will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. W. J Hoge last year.
Mr. Safford i» a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an instructor in some of the bast institutions in
our country.
Young Ladles from the country, as well as from
the city, are d'-slred to be present on tfce first day of
the session. It is often a serious inconvenience
and discouragement to a pupil to enter a class
which has made even a week's progress-
Payments invariably in advance—one-half on the
flrfct of October, the other on the first of March.
All communications will receive prompt atten
tion. Address Rkv. M. D. HOGE,
au 27—d&;w3m Richmond, Va.
RAWING.—J. Si. PERKINS having return
ed to Richmond for the winter, will give In
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures«nd Flowers. His sub
jecta or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with a view to attract and interest tfce
while they cultivate a correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to a bold and independent
etyle of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms (corner of sth and Franklin streets) and ex
amine hia portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils' residences, if deeired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re
ceivt d on the same terms as in schools.
oc4—3m*
IjL, S.HAIiL BOi'S.-H. P. TAYLOR, Bth
street, between Grace and Franklin—My
School being exclusively for begii-ners, I give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys'composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch office. My Rule is peremp
tory, but B3 gentle as possible. cc 9
CI EDA R TAR —Consumption Cured.—
/ The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, King's Evil, Tett- r, Dyspepsia, &c., pre
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Mbs. B. B. Norkm—Dear Madam : For several
years I huvo been afflicted with fiequent hemor
rhages of the iungs, attended with a painful cough
I tried various remedies, and had the best medical
advice, but without relief until 1 tried your Cedar
Tar, which haa entirely cuied me.
Yours respectfull), GEORGE PARKS,
la 7 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October 3tl, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti
cle u for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 91 Main street,
Sole Agent fo* Richmond, and
no 9 General Arfett for Eastern Virginia.
'IiOHACCO FIXrURKS FOR SALE.—
A A complete set ol Fixtures, in good order for
manufacturing six bose* per day, consisting in part
of two large size Flattening Screws, two do for
sheeting, v ith mills complete; four do for boxes;
also 8 i mills, 5 s do pound, do X pound do. bandi,
billets, stoves, benches, andeverv other article that
is necesiary. The factory in which the*e fixtures
are, can be rented at a very moderate price, say
about $75 oer year. The above fixture* will be of
fered for sale privately, until the loth of December;
if not disposed of before that thn -, will be sold at
public auction, of which due notice will be given.
For further information apply to
no 15—12t* PCJLI.IAM &. DAVIS.
Dl --SOLUTION. —Tne co-partnership here
tofore existing under the firm ot L. & M.
HOSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 16th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage so kindly be
stowed on the old firm, begs to inform his old cus
tomers and the citizens generally, that he has just
.returned from the North with an entire new stock
of Fall Goods, amonsat which may be found
handsome designs in Silks bilk Velvets, Mousliu
de Laine, Cash:neres, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex
tensive assortment of crape, lons, square nnd tliib it
Sluwls; also, a very Urge assortment of Flannels,
Blankets, Kerseys, Lins?y3, &.c. See., and almost
every article usually kept in a dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable term 3.
MORRIS W. ROSE,
oc 6—~'m 203 Broad street.
LM{A>KlilN CLOTHING STOHE,
f tJoin Wrert, Richmond, Vn.—The sub
scribers would respectfully call ihe attrition of the
citizens of Richmond and the surrounding country
to tueir very largo and well selected stock of liendy
Made Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fan and Winter wear, all which we gar
rantte to sell lower than any Goods of tfee same
<fualtty In the city of Richmond. We, therefore, in
vite all who wish to obtain a good amcie at a very
low price, to give as a call.
Als ), a very large and select stock of gentlemen*'
Furnishing Good*.
se 25 —2ra R. DECOU 4c CO.
ULTCHESON'S CELEBRATED HEM
EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
—Warranted a *»te, sure ead mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsu* Ani, and all other disease* of the
rectum. One box will convince the patient of it*
mild and curative properties
Price 4 oz. one dollar, 2 oz. 50c per bo*.
Prepared by W. HUTCHESON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale in Riohmond by Furcell, Ladd & Co,
Dove & «'o and Adie i Gray. ee 2"J—dly
( HfcUT L. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN.
TER AND JOINER, thankful for tile iiberni pa
ronage which he has received during the last five
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne :* prepared to undertake BlliLD;N6£ ol every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having a practical know! dge of tLe business, h
hopes. by strict attention to it, to give satisiacUon to
a!, who may employ him.
Shop on Bth, between Grace nnd Franklin streets
Richmond. se 13—dtlJ
"T W7RAPP-S PATENT NICHE GOLD
r M.» PEN.—A further supply received, in reitaid
to whleh the National Inteiiigeueer says: "They
are constiucled ar d inatutucturei finer entireaesv j
principle, thereby embracing all the dearutle e!as
tirtty, T.d every other piearirg ruality of the quill
lien His having been a prof s»or of j. nm*nshtp ,
for upwards of thirty years, w ouid en.sbie bins to
t'udy the defects and supply the aefk-jencies ihit
h'.ve heretofore existed in tne formation ot gold
pens " For sale by GENHET & JAMES,
no 10 Eagle Squarn.
T~P TOBACCO MAXUtfACTL~IFsR!»«—
The -atiscrib jr solicits the attention of TuDa ; •
eo Mannfaetu'»r* t.> hi* superior Press-» and Mills,
of"every description. !' KIHM,
Foundry, Cary bolow Pearl street,
an 21 —Pm
UoT< iC MADKIKA »IM;,-Aimi!llii
J vi.ire ''Tlrita"and "Navy" Wi-ie, sol«c!®d in
Madeira by a gentleman of titt city, for «al« by
oc 13 R. M. EUttTiJN.
A~~LBEMAItLE PIPPIN APPLKfj.-lO
bbl a for sale by J PiZZINI.
Also, hire Ma'aga Graj-es.
r:0 17 J. P.
rit A BAGS RIU, LAG UVII 1 , JA
t)UU MAICA AND JAVA COKFKR. fur sale by
do 13 L. D. CHEN is HAW Si CO.
■aawßn'K'^l
DEALERS in BOOTS,
Ttff/NKS, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS,**—PEMBERTON k BRO, 101
Main etreet, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invito strangers ▼tilting the arty, and the pub
lic generally, to call and Mamtne their lance and
complete assortment of article! in the above line.
Their price* will be found to be a* low as tboie of
any other house, whether by the tin fie pair, dozen
or can. The stock embrace*—
Gentlemen'* Dres* Shoe*, Gaiters and Bootee*
Do calf, kip, and stout Boot* and Bootees
Youth's Eoots ani Bootses, of m*ny kinds
Servant's Brogue*, bou-id and unboand
Ladle*' Shoe*, Btukim, Kids, Jenny Linds, Ac
Ladies' black, bronze *nd coloed Gaiters
Buskin* and Bootees for servant women, various
•tyle*
Misses and Children'* Shoe*, In great variety
Travelling Trunk*, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
ETJAn of which are'offered at the lowest rate*.
PEMBERTON & BRO, 161 Main «t,
''Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
■e 17—3 m
TO BPORTSMKN Of THE FIKLU.
THOMAW H. TYRER, re
spectlully informs the friends and
old customers of his father, and the
cubiic in general, that he has just
opened a handsome assortment of Double and
Single Runs, Powder Fliukx, !*hot Heltw,
Gnme l)ng«, and every article la the Gun and
Sporting line. Also, a great variety of Colt's Five
Scooters, Allen's Revolver*, tingle barrel Pistols of
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &c„ &.C., all of which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices.
GUNSMITIIING done in all its varieties, such as
gun. rifle and pistol stocking, altering fire-arms of
all kinds into percussion and all other repairs be
longing to the trade. Keys fitted to door trui.k,
cabinet and other locks; and walking Canes mount
ed in gold or silver—all of which will be under the
superintendence of his father, THOMAS TYRER
so well known to the public of Virginia for the last
25 years ; and notice Is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment is No. 116 Main, 3 doors below
Governor street.
NOTICE to my old friends, customer*, and the
public in general, is here given, as per advertise
ment above, that you will find me once again fol
lowing my old business ; and it will give me much
pleasure to wait on all who may give me a call at
No. 116 Maiu street, in selling to them any article
in our line of business, from the smallest quantity
of ammunition to a superior double-barrel Gun; or
in attending to any work in the gunsrnitbing line;
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrer'i
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no s—dim Gun ai'd Rifle Maker.
** VVATCUES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c. ic,
J- made and repaired
4BfMVpromptly, thoroughly, and on reasonable
terms by WILLIAM JAMES BARTHOLOMEW,
On Governor Street,
Opposite the Dispntrh Office.
Musical Boxes, Accordeons, &c., repaired.
Plate, &c., engraved. Clocks attended to wichin 2
miles of the Post Office. oc 20—d'im*
*9SgKSSaSv DENTAL HUKGEON Dr.
R. K. CHAN I 'LER, (graduate of the
Baltimore. College of Dental Surge
ry,) offers his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicioity.
Office 145 Main street. Eagle Square.
Refsbexckc*—Professor C. B. Gibson, Professor
C. P. Johnson, Rev. Dr. Howell, Rev. J. B. Taylor,
Rev. Ro. Rvland, A. G. Wortham, M. D., and Win.
F. Butler, Esq , Richmond.
Professor C. A. Harri*, Professor Tho*. E. Bond,
Prolesaor W, R. Handy, Prof.C. O. Cone, aud Les
ter Noble. D. D. S., Baltimore. se i—dfim
DK. A DIM N(»TON, (gradu
atß,) DENTIST, practitioner since
1812, having fully tested bis reduced
prices, desires to make known to
every porson that he will continue permanent, the
following charges for his eervices; with the assur
ance that his operations shall be performed better
than under his past exorbitant fees. How so I Be
cause he und his assistants are kept in full exercise,
and make more money.
Extract tooth 25 cents; Plug with silver or tin 50
cents; with gold 75 cents; Pivot Tooth S2 50; Plate
Tooih §•'<; upper or lower setts 825, with or with
<it natural, artificial gums. &e. no 5
PiANn FnimxiiKHKi i.
nf Am CHARACTER A.Stedartfc
ll til d flCo., New York ; J. Chickering. Bos
» " ™ II "ton; and J. B.Dunham, New York;
are makers hs well known in the Musical as in the
Fashionable world; iu the Musical on account of
their superior tone, power and durability; In the
Fashionable for their Elegant Style, choice work
manship and real excellence in all respects
The subscribers are tbeonlyjagenttjf. r the sale jf
those instruments, in the city of Richmond.
We have recently received large supplies from
the ab ive celebrated makers—some richly carved
in the style which prevailed in tho time of Louis
xiv. others ef the present day, and several plainly
furnished but of good tone at low pries.
NASH t WOODHOUSE,
no 5 Booksellers, Eagle Square.
PIANOS.—P. H. TAYLOR is
constantly receiving elegant anr
"1 1 a ff f|plain Pianos from tne popular ma
1/ « V U U iters, Nunns & Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "World's Fair," London, 1851; aid
ihey have invariably reeeived the Jirst prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent over strings Bnd are
confidently recommended for sweetness of tone and
great durability, which quahty will be appreciated
in the couutry, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P H. Taylor has sold these icstruments in this
city for the last seventeen yea's. to the entire satis
faction of his numerous customers.
P© 5 " Old Pianis taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the largest and best
collection in the Sta'e) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins ani Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices. P. H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc 5 160 Msln street, opposite thff Banks.
ft. W. PiELSUX Ar CO.,
f* MERCHANT TAILORS,
Ify Broad St , Oipmite R Sf F. R. R Depot,
Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They retpectfully request a call from their
customers and the public
Attention is also called to their superior assort
ment of ready made clothing, which cannot poasl
bly fail to please both as regards style and price,
oc 4—3 in
M GREAT REDUCTION IN m
THE PRICE OF HATS, CAP.3 AND W
BOOTS—In buying your Hate and Boots, so
right to Head Quarters, J. H. ANTHONY,
Columbian Hot . corner, where Moleskin Hats of
best quality are selling at S3 50
Second quality 3 00
ailkHatsof the latest fashion a 50
Fine Calfskin sewel Boots 3 50
Together with an assortment erf Cloth, Plush, and
Oil Silk Caps; S ft Fur and Wno! Hata, Silk, Ging
ham and 0 itton Umbrellas, at low prices. se2o
/Tw EIRE. LIFE AM) JIAKiMI
INSURANCE—The Richmond Fin
are now prepared to Usui
~ r —policies of Insurance on the above dt.
seription of risks on as reasonable terms as an)
similar company, and respectfully ask a share o<
the patronage of the public. Applications will b«
race red at the office, No 223, corner of Main an(
9th street*, where the officers will cheerfully fur
•ush v'l information that may be required. AJ
iosses promptly a«.d liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
John H. Bosheb, Secretary. mh 17
weaTl BAKU AIMS! BAIIUAIMH:! OF
fWCIII.Ni, CROCKKRY &, GLASBWARE,
mP No. Broad Street.—The subicri
bor is now receivin .* some handsome Chin*
T«aSet«. elegwt Chips and Bohemian cut j:!afj
Toilet Buttles w th a great m&ny other rice Vancy
Arficle*. He keeps always on hand a supply ol
white, blue nr.d mulberry Grai.ito, atd common
Crockery Ware.
Country order* carefully packt d and sent to any
part ot ike city free of charge, all at much reduced
prices. R L HICKSON,
1200 dozen beet quality and common Tumblers,
»>• 21
ft "A DIE A iiKAV, DRUGGISTS, H"
aiiuiET have in store, aud are roeeiv
\S Ityj, la: ga aJiiiUoiii to their slock of Drug*.
Jleillclaes, Surgeon*' loatrninenta.
Paint*, OIU, Djres, Window iila»» md
Fancy Ar*tlrl«», which they offer for sale on the
8* i tv»rabla u-rms to cash and puaotualdt -.iar*
PfOWi HS, I'l.OWbKs—Ja.tr
c-ived a lot of Mwari Clirysui hamusis ot
£>*2 different shades and color*. For sale low,
—by W M DADE,
uj 17 ChcEiUt, Main at,sear Old Market.
" »«7 Ad K
»•■• Vegetable TUetareV-v n
CAL DI3(X) VER Y! — VVllh Ira* h tMinoit **"■
ger projf can be p r n, unle,, it
aerftil Hampton'. Vegetable Tincture f th " »»<>-
Let the afflicted read! read!
Barkelltillk, ALLECASV Co Mt>
To Me«*rs Mortimer It Mowbray 4l '® 62 I
Dear Sir.: In juatice to I»r HamoW. v
Tincture, I wish to inform you that l »,! ,
on the 3d day of January last, with an n rc *
.tomach, bowel, and kidney.! (the
eminent pliy.ician. for mor- than two month. ■'
tie or no effect, i had «ome knowledge
virtue in Hampton'. Tincture from one tenU ■£?*•"
my wife had taken two year, since 00 "'® whica
1 came to the conclusion that I wouM tal» „„
medicine from my.physician.. but try the TW^ 01 *
and lam happy to inform you I had ifot taker ,
day. before I felt it. powerful influence upon m» J" 0
ach. I have continued using the Tinctureand7m''
able to eave my room, and can eat any commm rf
without much inconvenience or prepare on my .tom
The afflicted or their friends are daily visitir» ~
Hampton'. 6 ""* t there "1D T« 5
I expect to rend you several certificate, in * f«„
days—one especially from a young lady who h«. M
confined to her room twelve months, «-,th . d -.i?"
the head, affecting the brain. * 01
Regpectfuiiy your., E W liALL.
On the permanency of the cure hear him qnti >
other letter from the above! * *« *£•
Barrellville, Allegany Co, t \[ D }
October 13. 18.54 ' (
Messrs Mortimer St Mowbray:
Dear Sirs- I am happy to inform vou that this d.»
finds ine in the enjoyment ot good health, by the n*T
your Hampton's Tincture and the bb ssiog of God °!
am enabled to pursue my daily avocations as u»nal ~J
I have a great desire that the afflicted should know ihl
great curative powers of the Tincture.
1 am, with respect, your.,
E W HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction '—None need Detptir
—A Lady s Testimony after thirty-eight jtart ,»
Suffering! J
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful me<j
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures made i>j
Northampton County, April 13 l&w
Messrs Tyler k Adair:
I have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times from
my twelfth year; I will be fifty years of age the 18th
of this month; the attacks were at times so severe as
to render me helpless; I have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October [ was attacked in
my shoulders, sides, back, and hips; I could not rest,
day or night; I could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain, at this time 1 also tried ma
ny remedies, internal and external, without receiving
any relief; I was at last advised to try Hampton's Ve
getable Tincture; before I had taken one bottle of
which I felt much better, and as I continued taking it
I felt strength coming into my back and limbs, ami my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; I have
taken five bottles, and am much better than I expect
ed to be. I intend to use it whenever! need it, and
would recommend it to the afflicted, believing it une
qualled.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Verron Ertkriili<c. |t. s, N.
Portsmouth, Va, August 18, 18.?).
Mr J E Boush—Dear Sir: While I am in general op
posed to Patent Medicines, candor compels me to state
that I have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture. For several mouths past 1
have used it in my family, and in dyspepsia, loss of ap.
petite, dizziness, and general debility, with entire suc
cess. So far as my experience extends, therefore, 1
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted as i
safe and efficient remedy.
I am, respectfully, yours,
VF.RNON ESKRIDOE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, oy its mild action on
the stomach, liver, and the kidneys, will cure dyspep
sia, cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections, pains
in the back, side and breast, consumption, scrofula,
rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, fistula, piles, bowel com
plaints, worms, nervous debility—with all diseases ari
sing from impure blood, and is the greatest female me
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see certificates of
cures.
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond; (i. ft. JONES 4 CO., Petersburg, Va.; Docto:
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER S. MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally.
oc 29
A*>> TO C'lfKK A COI.IJ, WITH
I HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF THE
JjSrtQ BODY, take the CHERRY PECTORAL
ongoing to bed, and wrap up warm to sweat
V during the night.
For a cold and cough, take it morning,
and evening, according to directions
on the bottle, and the difficulty will soon be removed.
None will long suffer from this trouble when they find
it can be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with s
seated cough, which breaks them of their rest at night,
will find, by taking the Cherry Pectoral on going to
bed, they may be sure of sound, unbroken sleep, and
consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from suffer
ing, and an ultimate cure is afforded to tbimsands wli#
are thus nfflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effect iu these cases, many find
themselves unwilling to forego its use when the neces
sity for it has ceased.
From two eminent physicians in
Favetteville, Tenn., April 16th, 1&S1
Sir—We have given your Cherry Pectoral an exten
ded trial in our practice, and find it to surpass every
other remedy we have for curing affections of the res
piratory organs.
Drs. DIEMER & HAMPTON
To singers and public speakers this remedy is inval
uable, as by its action on the throat and lungs, when
taken in small quantities, it removes all hoarseness in
a few hours, and wonderfully increases the power and
flexibility of the voice.
Asthmasg generally much relieved, and often wholly
cured by Cherry Pectoral. But there are some cases
so obstinate as to yield entirely to no medicine. Cher
ry Pectoral w ill cure them, if Ithey can be cured.
"Bronchitis, or irritation of the throat and upper por
tion of the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry Pec
toral in small and frequent doses. The uncomfortable
oppression is soon relieved.
Rev Dr Lansing, of Brooklyn, New York, states
" I have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such cases of
Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me to believe it can
rarely fail to cure those discuses.' '
For Croup, give an emetic of antimony, to be follow
ed by large and frequent doses of Cherry Pectoral, un
til it subdues the disease If taken iu season, it will
not fail to cure.
Whooping Cough may be broken up and soon cured
by the use of Cherry Pectoral.
The Influenza is speedily removed by this remedy
Numerous instances have been noticed where who:«
families were protected from any serious consequences
while their neishbors, without the Cherry Pec-torn*,
were suffering from the disease.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry snd
Materia Medica, Bowdoin College.
I have found the Cherry Pectoral, as its ingredient*
show, a powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and
pulmonary diseases.
PARKER CLEVELAND, M D
Brunswick, Me, Feb 5, 1817.
Dr Valentine Mott, the widely celebrated Professor sf
Surgery in the Medical College, N York city, savs
It give* me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which I consider peculiarly
adnpted to cure diseases of the throat and lungs.
Cures of severe diseases upon the lungs have been
effected bv Cherry Pectoral in snch extreme ewes m
warrant the belief that a remedy has at length been
found that can be depended on to cure the coughs, cold*
and consumption, which carry from our midst tlion
sands every year. It i* indeed a medicine to whsch It f
afflicted can look with confidence for relief, Mid they
should not fail to avail themselves of it.
Prepared by j C AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
So'a in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD i CO. and
by all the Druggists throughout the city and State,
oc I—dim
PKIVATR PKACITICK.—Dr PLI'ME *
CO. may bo consulted, conSdentlally, for tba
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
S»,re Leg*, I'leers, Glandular Swe!'in<s, or en
'arirements.Syphilis, and all morbid discharge*,
whether recent or chronic. AUo. all those cox
plaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wi.J
Hower*, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused Bud debdltatedorgans, as well as to renovaW
a system shattered by dissipation or other ca :se.
Medicines securely put up, with fuil directions,
•ird sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Ortice on Franklin street, below Kx
eh;inge Hotel, and first door below Trinity ch'irca,
Richmond. Virginia f p - 1
AT A lUEKTIXi OK Til K HOPNCIL
of ire city of Richmond, held Fiiday, October
S9tb, 1852, thf following *»» adopted :
The council satisfied that the petitions »t
Corbin Warwick ai d ot'«n pre tbe petitions oi
ole-fourth of the lreeholder* if the city, doth oa
the aai i petition*
Kitolre, '1 hat a po!l be and tfce same i» hereby
i'i cctcd, to t*k<! the souse ol the treeh Iders of tOJ
cit) im> the que tlou whether the council, ou ; ehaltot
th'city, may aubicribetothe itock ot the Richmond
*:;U Uanvlllo taliroa.l company, a company
purat'.'d for a work of iulernal inipr ivement in taw
Jtate, {jart of which is to b" constructed in or sear
the city,) an amount not exceeding <5tt000; that Uw
tirr.e of the poll be Thursday, the 3<l day oi l>»»eeu>
b r next, and thM this resolution be pub'l»fce«i for
oae month and afterward* urtil the day ol tiie !*-"•
la at least two newspapers olthe city
Atruecpy: VV'M P- fcilE "I'ARU,
no I—td Cl'k C. it ehiuopJ.
F AdTIl.Es 1)8 PARI, or Parts Lo* m -is,
tor the alleviation and cure of broachltl*
fat-**, at. J all ether di*ea*e* of the threat, fjr **■>»
ALKX DUVAL,
bo a Mo 199 Main corner 1M «t-