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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

Giddings the Abolitionst, moved the 9Th instant
in the House of Representatives, on the proposition TO
appropriate 100000 for the purpose OF treating with
the Chiefs. terminating the Florida war; and removing
the Indians, that "when the Indians removed
West OF the Mississippi, all other persons residing
with them, should have permission to 60 also" This
evidently was n,endedcd to free the runaway negroes
from their masters. warm discussion sprung up upon
the subject Of slavery, during which Waddy IhomP-
son Of South Carolina, asked whether il "was just to
regard the rery ctseure # HE obscure members of The
Whn party as an xpoucn Of the feelings of that party
upon this subject Messrs Cooper and Black of Geor
ga, &c, NC, dashed him (G) for his pains In making
his notion Gddngs had the vile taste to asst that chs
district in ONO gave Gen. Harrison larger najorty
for President than given him in any other Congress
,;onal district in the United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

Mr. samuels, from the Shenandoah District, declines
a poll for the next Congress. The Rockingham Re-
ulster is authorized to announce Mr. Samuel Mohet,
% candidate for the District. s'Several Voters IN
the Sentinel Of the Valley also MIR. Samuel
c. Williams candidate
A meeting of the Republicans of Wytbe have noml.
mated Dr. Robert Crockett candidate for the II of
Delegates The Wythevile Journa! describes the Doc
tor as a s,aunch State Rights Democrat-"opposcd to
National Bank-to a high Tarf-to Internal In
proyemenls by the General Government, and to dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

trbuton Of the proceeds Of the sales Of the pubic
lands among the States-all of which likely 10 b.
prominent measures under Gen. Ilarrisons admins.
taton, and all, believe, Federal in their charac.
tar and tendencies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES. Will be Sold At Prince
> Edward Court House, the 10Th day OF March next being
Court day erh or nine likely Negroes; amongst them are two
men, two women several boys and girls The object ot me
money and cash would he perrcd but m SUITS
purchasers credit of ninety days may be had upon executing
e'' ''' w SIMON HUGHES
E.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

SCHANCER1-S IRCISfA-ln LufehDuIs IouHy SouIt,
February, ISL:
Beverly Hood and Nancy his wife, Plaintiff:
Against
Peter Cayb and Martha his wife, German Elncs and Mary
wife, Matthew Hood, Edward Eanes, Bryant Mcearmon and
wife, Patrick William, James H., Albert and Jane
Hood John George and Green Md Zaee W. Souhal, Moses
Gill; Wm NJ Pickett, and John Pickett and others, Dlt's:
The defendants having entered their appearance aud given
security according Of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, appearing satisfaction Of the Court, that they
OF the plain
COUNSEL Il ordered that they appear here the
second Monday May next file plaintiffs
Enquirer weeks successfully, and posted the
front door Of this Court House. 4 Copy,
WIZ. II. TAYLOR, C.
Feb. . 9i-wsws
ITO AGRCULTUESTS.-A number Of Farmer, in the vici-
nifty having expressed desire Of seeing the Poug IN oe
ration which exhibiting the Court House, The Ia
pto take this opportunity Of letting them know that will ex
hh them operaon at the junction Of the IechanckssIe
Turnpike and the Hanover Road, Union Ill., above Meers
lanyard, nj O'clock on thursday, the 18th instant
The Members of the Legislature particularly requested TO
attend.
would also invite all those who engaged the business Of
manufacturing vending agricultural implements the vicinity
with their poush order be exhibited tie same
time.
object either Tie article myself vcnd
the patent, right 10 other person who WILL
J. TINKER,
Richmond, February sd, 1871. 9i-a"
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Hoyt N Co.'s Office.

TWO MORE CAP AIS
DRAWING Virginia Lcesburg Lottery, Class b. drawn 2ol
II As a : 40 G5 46 Ga so II y 81.
Ticket Nos % 81 Gf Grand Capital in the above sold by
HOiT 20.
Drawing of Virginia aonongalia Lottery, No. :, drawn 18th
February: = - :.
G2 I'll 10 ~ - 20 81 81 - u 50 10 81
half Ticket Nos Is % 49, prize Of 81 OOO was sold IN the
above by Ho1 q ".
P,, 81 g-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-23

associated hos. L. Beazey with
~ me- rs partner will hereafter be conducted UNI
firm title Of Winston Beazey; and, intending 10
keep constantly hand my usual large and general supply n
Groceries Shoes, Hats, &C. would respectfully nvte not
only the former customers 81 Winston bur the public gene
ay, give a before elsewhere, well as
enabled sell goods low they can be
had in the market will be paid the sales
all kinds produce that be consigned TO and
made when desired. PETER NlAsloS.
indebted particularly requested I" call
early practicable very desi-
up individual business commencing The
partnership. PETER NlNSioS.
Eeb 81 qI-dawow
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
DIR. ASHER ATKINs0N's
RO\VEI. COMPLAINT SYRUP,

4 REMEDY Bowel Complaint, Summer Complaint III I'M M
N drca Dyscntery Bloody Flax oosenSss o. |
goye Cholera Morbus rencnus Consumption of the n'e'uh
ScDr A. has the pleasing satisfaction 10 Inform the rupe u w.
Complaint Syrup in his private prHccn mcAy
wears during that time had extensive opportunities
witness happy ave hundred and one
cases. gives him great pleasure to stat' maj no n
cep in five six Consumption the Lungs tha have m
Darrhics, then has given essential rclc anu ;
inst moment, the sufferer comparatively comfortable ch being
he would respectfully call the attention o v
tcuIarly Public generally this highly important
DR. A. is fully persuaded his mind that II ms DOVE Ho
plant Syrup Instance where such
coued that would lessen lnante Bill oil mortaDty Ht
least thirds doubt when Physicians ana asn
become acquainted the effects of this pleasant remedy na %
will Of opinion For sale by the Proprietor at hs DO
,an Laboratory No GreeAwchstrcc New-fork where nay
great variety Of crude, prepared and compound
ybmc,aIe and retail Dealers will be allowed liberal discount
T.Tms-Cash " y. w
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

: -. s-;od and that the boat will be
found in her average state OF hean anu '4'
correct. -, 1 h H. 49,, 1
,i rho r,ples and horses have been passed bne
I re ss hey must the ilcontriYed boat i IS tine to
AXE some refre,hnent. Coffee and sugar you Of ne
cesy carry with you and FOR the first day pro-
;ded with bread and To patroniZe the village.
milk and something they call butter bought In the hope
of getting few miles arthe. YOU decline having the tents
p;ched and take your dinner under the shade of some
bushes that fringe the steep bank OF the When IS
over and you propose moving told i is near four
O'Clock and the Moors absolutely will farther that day
Argument and persuasion utess and The point Is given
up The soldiers utter this victory their prayers and
make their abutions-in due order the abuon should be
named lrst-and themselves on their ie tFayehng
mats, IN the expectation c few hours nacuo-tne che
delight Of there ;Hdoent people.
On rejecting that but nine ten miles progress mas
been made the whole day and that three hours OF dscon
an etng has but gained the width o. ne steam IN
favor fair retrbuton take rabe ot mile
or two around the tents and enjoy the wild and beautiful
scener, around vor The Aloors per attend YOU
and beak-ueck scramble up the bold hills that overhans
the rocky bed OF the river will be trial for their Pr
,ience they have been you all the dey Aer tie little
piece Of malice YOU in proper frame OF mind and body
sleep well and soundly you could only silence
the wosh howlngs the dogs OF the village,
self OF various Indications OF your vicinity Moorish tribe
Do you find this sketch of the pleasures OF travel in No
rocco YOUR ase It's favorable picture upon the whole
there Is nncI 10 tiouUlc ipNtst lc
fertile and diversified and the Climate this dsigt
full Naugit man is vile.
The North par, of Morccco is mountainous but the soil
good and it IS rich copous springs OF excellent
Seaed the Straits Of Gibraltar and commanding
the Atlantic and Mediterranean with sufficient population,
latitude that enables them raise every great staple
both the Torid and Temperate Zones, with demand
and unlimited capacity for supply ought to be one OF the
rcaes OF the favored portions OF the world
yet Of the poorest. Amid the oyerowing bountes
Of Nature the people lack food and rauen' Out of the
vailed cities you will hardly meet well-cad person In
DAY Journey As food and lodging it's such the rcri-
est pauper in the United States would not submit to- In
stead of aud thriving villages the panied eye rests on
squad huts clustered together here and there for mutual
protection against the awles noad of their eowsubects
10 be rich in the country invitation rapine-n
;he cities scarcely loss become the prey of govern
ment-if is no, mockery the government The
whole nation immersed in sluggish apathy that bids de-
funcc to all hope of The Of conquest may
awaken tcm but nothing short Of absolute force VIII ever
them action. JosEFHINE.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

EVERY BoDY's Book or SOMETHING raR ALL.'-Ths
neat little volume, from the press Of Messrs WILEY PUr
NAM says Knckcrbocker may be pronounced the rery
book for the and predict from It's merit and
cheapnc.s that it will be The hands Of hundreds Of
railroad and steamboat Travellers and avorite at all
tcrng places and of fashionable resort; in short
all places whether in country where occasionaI
leisure may enjoyed The preface speaks confidently but
truly. of the character of the book:
EVERY BoDY's BooR?-Yes: Erery Bodys Book :
by which we mean book that every body may take up If
only fifteen minutes, and find in II something inte
rest and instruct-to entertain amuSe
Suppose have taken your in railroad car? You
have an easy, rolling ride, and plenty of leisure
YOUR hands What most do you want Something enter
tanine or amusing read; something short and good
ety In the book before you you have Tie cery ronme
you need
But you are in steamboat perhaps and long sail be-
fore you1 Very well day night it prove times
little tedious. and you will need diversion There is
thing the way o your positive enjoyment OF the various
III this brook.
In ru-car steamboat, in the parlor OF evening
this volume capable of amusing insructng diverting
entertaining any reader.
Here is assurance " says ene probably,) any way ~
No assurance at ALL Mr.. Reader The book is the FIRST
of series Ii has been prepared with printed with
care and the writer. fo it have superios the country
1t is intended be popular, and vH be, in spite of fate
or opposition and it is cheap enough for any body.
WHY what great attractions p may ask
Read H. and see. Read the delightful essay of IRVING
the thrilling story by LEGGKrr and let your heart ii you
are AMERICAS glow with the fires of love and patriotism
over the bright picture of orr Orr Country then turn to
the revolving scenes of cruelty in Russia the awful
sketch of Battle Fcld by Moonig& and contrast these
with the simple story of The Lamb, the aushabe scenes of
Life ii, Ne York and the SURFING Records of the Old
Man who eloquenty OF long time ags. Read
these and other articles in the book and you won't ask
What there is attracice about it You will find that it
is all attractive READ 1T, AND JUDGE That 5 the best
way
The volume is the ir. of series and we hazard little in
SAYING will for its successors no small share OF the
rnhlic tnyor
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
From The New-iorker-
TO A RIVER.

RIVER, that flow st along the verdant plain.
Where l, wbileme, with boyish pleasure roved,
Mid blooming flower, and fields OF waving gram,
And woodlands wide, to my young soul beloved,
greet thee joyful now, by fondest Mem ~ moved
Pure as the light which streass the silv'ry sky,
When Morning draws the robes of Night ASIDE
Thy sweet-tongued waters dance the meadows by,
And. singing, 20 to join the Oceans ude, ID
Cheered on BY olushng flowers, which blossom oy my
Oft, as an angler, have cast my line
Deep III your crystal waters, and with siee
Seen inny schools sport with the lurlng t"ihe'
Or as hunter. have wandered free .
Along your shores, aa! felt thou vert a JOY .
Bu, Time has changed thee, River of my soul!
with hand as ruthless as tbs fra and strong n
Once did thy 'mids, mighty nn iei1,rs 1aur
pox, oer b siyerv breast and hearkened TO thy song
AID o,e- ,ty bosom sped the light canoe,
II T1ed On h., men as wild and strong as thou;
aboye ,bv waves, with arrows speed 1t flew.
Ras-;ny the Chief and Warriors dark of brow,
bo in some sheltered cave hid painting for the foe!
Loud DER the rnur1nurs of tiny gentle wave,
The wild war-whoop has echoed to the sky
Along thy banks have ught the drefal brave,
Whose cleaning knife and doubly-geaning eye,
Discose3 the vengeance which either win die
Too hast thou seen the Red Man with sick heart
Gaze DER the lost lands OF his warrior sire,
And with his soul in ashes bowed, depart,
To light III distant lands MS forest tre,
Or pine TIL dark Revenge repaid his kindled ire
And thou hast heard the settlers sharp axe ring
With echoes loud amidst the sable wood
Where panthcrs howld have heard the gay bird sing,
And where the rude and shaggy wgvaIn stood
Have arise the White Mans bright and fair abode
O that my life could flow serene as thou!
The same amidst the change Of rolling years,
AS at the first, so art thou, Rive., now;
But the prey Of sadd ming hopes and fears tear
Sail down the stream OF Time whose smiles a
Noruieh NJ L. II. H.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
tr a..ANGEsY-Iefsre the Chancellor the First

Circu-aac yari4n U.s. John T. Peters aud ohers-Mas'srs
Ste f e york ss-Pursuant Of the Court
Cnancery the entitled will be sold pubic
under te direction subscriber Of the Masters Of
Court by 5 p IngrahaR the Merchants X
the City of New York the 2oh day OF August next AZ
IL O'Clock AT of that day All those eleven eern o ee
parcels OF land situate yng and beng IN me SlAeen %
part Ward City Of New York. known and ans
Of Newfor belonging Henry H. Leeds David a. Io
stock John r. Peters, Abaum Peters Russell sbon John bfon
and Jacob Brouwer and filed on the st eeemoer @ III @
the Register OF tine City and County OF YORK - ot
and containing As follows that is To ay ot begins point
Of 18th distant 40 feet westerly from u
nohery 18th aforesaid running
thrnee noi'hery on line parallel AL r.a the s G nav 81 n inches to
lot No. 50 said thence westerly along he rear o" @ %
a.nr the ea.tey side of s- feet inches TO the
norhery ide Of 2G Aforesaid thence cary ao'g he 9f'"en
side Of 18th % feet the place of b'gnnng Los No. lo
l and 100 together at point on the northey
side Of 18th distant $40 feet westerly from me corner iGfne
by the the westerly side OF the oh aVenh" "n n
northey 18th Aforesaid running Rence nonery ona
ae parallel .ad 9th avenue and along the westerly sides o @
Nos 5G and sl said map y feet inches TO the souther
2 thence westerly along the southery side Of a
inches, less, aud formerly Of
RAINING thence sou'Aery along SAD a mehuoheu ahu 81 % @
northey Aforesaid running thence eastery along
the northery side Of 18th street aforesaid - feet nche more W
less to the place Of beginning Lot NO lee begins al POM On @
norhery side Of h street. distant 80 feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the westerly side sf the 9th avenue
with the norher side OF yh street Aforesaid running
ery lire parallel with the 9th Aforesaid and along e
Ie 10 land now or formerly Of stewart thence westerly
along sad mentioned land lot No 1e9 SAID map thence
soutbey along said last entsned lot - feet nch more or les -
the northey side OF 10Th thence eaaey along A'
nor,hey side Of e9h aforesaid IS the place OF ees
ing Lots Nos 1872 93 9i l95 and 1886 taken togeast e
the Horherly aide of 9th distant 10 iee
from the ad formed by the intersection OF the ~e'y
running northery parallel with sad 9th a'esge @
less, said land formerly of - s or On
thence westerly along said a mentioned n4 10 20 W M N ig7
D sef s,d ncb. 70 The side 18th street afore'-a
running thence eastery along the noftnet'y ''1o "
es' to the place o 81 9es1S EL Master chanee 81 Johnss
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
;JoyEY}s TRUNK REP0sITOR'



IL Eczema Blotshed Face Pmpes Itch or eaess
Psoriasis other diseases ofthc >kn are
and eypcdouslr by the OF SANDS CELEbfa fp
REMEDY FOR SALT REUM which has now been thorougm!
rested in risizr SIX THOUSAND different cases without Ga'lne
failed in any. have been attended TO- 'iy pcrs1
with either above diseases, invited TO make heu'
ate this valuable remedy aud get cured
Tn, cur. all warranted We select the ioo"lng %
tract. from Ger wonderful eiicacy
Mr. Margaret Clark of Newlork has Just been curee Vi
we're and long standing Salt Rheum In her
tried popular mcdnes and wa, under ts ca VI
two eminent ply cans but my coIspant tated their Si 'c
noticing the extraordinary Mrs Chapman No
purchase of the remedy nneGlacT o" p
pIvnk il began aud entirely well INC o
Of Elizabeth Spear Belngham Mass lad! oil - yeSts o G
is truly an interesting and bottle OF ,hc COMPOUND
Extract Sanpaa the disease and made
ailer having afflicted than twenty years rs nlI
Gardener Norwich perfectly cured after the disease mao
existed for wears worst FORM Ed"in F4re e
cha,t Mass Joseph Clare No. 2o9 Nashhs'en-s"
Y Parker, Of Staten Island and numerous ouefs
have perfectly by most "onler erll
Wholesale and retail by a. IL " w. StNpo' 80
and 100 Fllton East BroadSay, ~ \ sou also ny H.
Rawls Trivct FOughkeepsiei W. fattei New
Haven E. w. Bull Hartford j. A. WadsSor,h rro'l1cnc.
VIM Brown 45 ,ington-st, Boston, D. DAVID JAYNE NO. ~
South Ths Phepna ad by druggists generally IN the prin-
cipa towns in the United States. Price 81. -
~ RMcrchants supplied the liberal TERMS lyI M
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

CETX EH0TEL-The Public are Informed that the above
X spacious and popular establishment will be continued a
usual recently repaired and the aors and
many newly furnished The City Hotel OF the
which the entire o"e-hoor occupied
purposes establishment has bar reading dining.
sleeping paror first foo The OF ITS
the bushes of the CITY, aud all
and railroad landings with and plea
first oo broadway the principal thorough
fare equally desirable situation for Of
families single gentlemen travelling for pleasure
The cling public assured that tins Hotel shall be 80 con-
Quoted cxceed by other establishment this
try. With cleanliness and good. attentive walters good ese
choice qours desire please the proprietor
hopes he may favored with share Of the public patronage
A. GARDNER,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10

Colds Asthma, WhoOpng Cough Shore OF broaI
Affections of the Heart aud Lungs leading 10
ON Reader tried many medicines for Your cola Have
yoa had a bottle of NOWLLS PECTORAL HONEY OF LiFfI
WORT assued the best medicine ever offered 10 th'
pubc and the high cHlogunis gwen m
last who have taken attest at once It's superior
virtue from induced to make as popu
lar as possible Increasingly received the pubic app'o
baton amounting fifty thousand titles per annu no pu
or done this hoax the sufferer watery COZ
ored solution thereby Fastening Hsec
puff alone sustaining tho hopes 81 inc pa
ticn, until hopes gone ,,t .
vegetable ingredients simple their nature ba IN combnauon 10
only calculated immodap disease but TO n'goae h
system generally No medcRe offered the public can De ~
to have health number of persons consum
tive complaints Nswl Pecoral Honey OF Lverwor snou
be kept IN administer the e cou o.
cough and neglect the causes oil Aumoef' o
their lives, especially consumpuye cases - ,,,
This medicine offered the public the low price oil o n
ings ALL For sale wholesale and retail al he primer
Catherncst; H. " Bush 6l Barclay
T. r. Iiohbard 1872 Broadxay DR. James H.
Hart DTS Broadway Chaubcrt; d. C. atche 80
st. Newaver reted by principal city IN inc
Iuin
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
wILEy s. purNaM

IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS
BroaGaGy. Nen York, ard PGt.r Soster R0r, LeHdra.
Importation of Books, English and Foreisu College, Public
80 P-,,,e Libraries &c. Single Book,
| t,raricd by Liverpool Packet,
I r.e ptonptly by the the first after
receipt if desired :, d, =. ,...
h. hs don Agency mas now been conducted by Mr. Put
rs rars his permanent rssisesee beng 10 Londoa for
=, @ <sG Foreign Books for Colleges Psbhc GSd Pm
P sooEsslers Pvble geHsraily, tssst
.~ m wis greater dispatch than they have ever before be
,,rror,. into hiy coun;ry by any other establishment
Orders with references renitances sy DC sehI uee' 10 lie
tou!on house preferred and BOOK can oe 'Ff say
of the principal ports In the United States
A, Tho English Journals MoEtts, 0dArsce> and NeNsp9Pers
received regularly Steamers OF he hr-t VI eeb IoF
sub,crios gacpc periodicals kept on nsAd 'o1 ~
i OaNS FOR CARRYING ON TIE PUBLIC
WORKS-The Commissioners OF the Csna fund gave eouee
thai hey III receive subscriptions for cerheaeS o 'oS 10 % Is
sued BY them pursuant pro'lds iunds o' as
public pa>ct May lc lot ~
OF millions OF dollars authorised when
bca of per annun PayNoe U -
frs, days January April July ard October IA eaeh year AID S
principal day OF July, et' .
Such subscriptions the bsIk house. OF the man
Company the New York and Al the
the Albany, less thsn 'c huhuFd
oars, and the subscribed being deposited AZ
equal such stock will be issued the subscriber al the ~
ace OF the MsEhs,tsh Company.
l.. BRADISH Lieut. Cove
JOHN a. COLLIER, Comptroller.
J. c. SPENCER Sec'y of State.
u. l.. HOLLEY. Surveyor General
WILLIS HALL. Attorney -GensraL
J HtlGlIr, Treasurer.
CoHnls the Castl FHnt.
AlEAxy July - ls4i. = - @ :.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
CONFECTIONERY.

'HE subscriber respectfully Informs his customers ard oneI
thai no ha. removed from Winm-treet the store formerly
occupied by Lec the celebrated Backing
no Warren and opposite
IN. CITY Hall where manufacture DRf CON
FECToNS of purest kind and warranted to keep IN a
mates Although the attendant large establish
.cnt and public must necessarily be greatly IN
creased vet the facilities afforded him IN the manufacturing
ard es of which being under his Immediate con
troll will enable sell at his usual low and ne hopes by
so doing to merit of the public favor may not be I'M
proper 20 av that subscriber practical workman and mas
been engaged in of Coasons for upwards OF 10
wears which he himself entities him favorable oice
sn,o l., THOS. F. PEERS.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
nrCT0RAI. HONEY OF LIyERWORT.-E1

Coughs Colds Sp.nc OF Blood a affection of the Lsngs &c
The unparalleled with which this justly celebrated eo
Induced preenfrs TO attet "
palm off counterfeit the public which, outward ap
pcarancc rec5ed the original easily to deceive h a
wary To escape this miserable imposition, remember me M
signature proprietor and inventor a9 u
ILL outside wrapper The CozHtee'' j. ehed
Joseph Nov aud made and sold at the proprietor oh
er store. corner Madison and Catherine sts
genuine Is NOT SOLD at the corner Madison and
Catherine ,.,., -
rhe tieaume may had of JAMES D. NoWlLL So Popr'e
VIA, Watso.s Apohecares Hall so CaheIiaeti ,ct
Ocot McKes,on Co 45 Maiden lane General Agents for the
United States oo
Retail of essrs Alnmson O Bovery aad 69o Broal*ay
Ru.an Aspaw. William e. d. Cogrrshai corner Pearl anG
Rose w Wa.on 81 Catherine S Coddington ~ Hudson
st. Wier 2i-! Grand C. Congnacq 30 Chatham st. hihau
Broadway Barrove and W. p Blagoye, Brooklyn au6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
no IliPORTiNG nOUSEs AND WKsTEISN

fNo AMPOkTING HOUSES AND WESTERN
Il AND SOUTHERN NERCHANTS-Ten thousand gross of
Fancy Soaps Eau de Cologne Soap Almond Soap Mile
neu soap all IN the market besides Windsor Had
sorted Soaps can be purchased half the usual prices
MesrS WRIGHT Co.'S t ChathasrceI who Agents
for The French Meca,ed Soap America which Soap ao
all the Physicians IN Paris 10 be of extraordinary
covesles medical science ever known the world for all
complaints ErysPelus Pmple Scuvy, Frecse Salt Rheun
which Agents wanted the Union sale
oft iy2l In,