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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-28

0U- THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the cure OF all the protean forms of dyspepsia loss Of
appetite laasitude debility produced by indsgresson
proacted sikness nervous headache and all unpleasant
sensations arising from weakened constitution Sold
in &C bottles 81 each small do ST. in containing
half dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts OF
the Union. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
oceand Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medicine
md Pharmacy, VI Mass lu street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29
tFiom the Albany Atlas, sept. 49,
AGRICULTURAL SUPPER.

The supper at The Depot, Gays the Rochester hd.
vetiser, 2lst instant, caution TO Albany, syria.
cuse, and all other places where State Far has
seen held il did them al! brown-,he winch, we saw
Ninoui mental reservation. Full eleven hundred
fifty, and did the qucs the supper by our friend
Carpenter, Of "StanwiX Hall" While we were "ai
IL" the Cars arrived, bringing the Hon. D. Webster,
who was warmly received by The assembled eaters -
After the supper, James Wadswofth, ESQ., treated the
Company to good substantial! apecch, and follow
ed by Mr.. Van Buren, IN a very happy vein Mr.. L.
lind of Steuoen, who toasted Gov. Bpurk by Hon
F'ancis Granger, who WAS called out Western Nv
Iofk's favorIte by Daniel Webster, very briefly
by Ferguson OF Canadi who is fall of wit and good
feeling; by the Mayor, who spoke with much ANNA
ton by George Dawson, who threw off several good
puns III reply TO toast of Mr. Barlow Of Cananda
gua, who has the honor of having raised The firs
bushel Of wheat in the Gsnesee country. The PIPER
passed off we'll, but for the lack of rnom-not more
than half who wished TO partake, having an opporu-
nifty Of sharing in the festivities OF the occasion.
We clip from the Rochester Democrat of Yesterday
morning, the following additional particulars of the
great Fair MIR Seward addressed the assemblage in
strain, (which rather renchsd upon political ground !"
TIE PLoUGHISG MATcH.-Ten or fifteen thousa nd
persons were on the field selected for the pough,ng
match, at III O'Clock, yesterday. The field originally
selected was not sufficiently spacious and additional
lot selected, which delayed the commencement o.
the competition until after II o'clock
AT an early hour, Governor Bnuck and Mr. Van Blu
rem appeared upon the field, accompanied by General
Gould, and after Daniel Webster, Governor Sc
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ward, Honorable g. Morgan, ard sePsf'l other a's1
tinauished strangers. osms upon ihs sronRd, a"u
spen, an hour in Inspecting the vafioua eAms entsfsp
Tor competition, and receiving mo congratulations
of their numerous friends upon the ground Inc
scene was animated, and although The sun was ex-
cess,vely war the fine breeze rendered quite agree
able.
Eighteen teams started for the purse al little alter
II O'Clock They entered upon their work with spirit
All were eager but calm and deliberate Every team
was steady and pulled true, while not man stePPrd
in the furrow v no not a perfect master OF Inc
art.
The thousands presen, watched in'enly every move
me nj, and each team had their hackers All were fx'
crlen,, and none but master could distinguish the
superiority of any one the rest, as The trial pro-
crossed. ,,a
An hour and ten minutes was allowed Tor the com
ole,on of the work allotted to each team; hut it was
done M within the time allotted, and well done up
But who is to receive the prize, had not TRANSFERRED
when this paragraph was written We are glad tina.
we had moi 10 drc,de in the case where all were ex
ceent We shall publish the decision when it is an
nounced
The poughng over the current set with great f"ree
for The Cattle Show, where it was known mat DR.. Beck
man. Of Kindarhook, was TO deliver the Annual Ad-
dress Of the State Society," which he did do al the time
appointed. II was plain, unpretendlng efort-Just
what was needed and credtabe to his taste OF
the pioneers in the Agricultural REFORM The State Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29
NEW FALL DRY GOODS

NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TIME Subscribers have received by the regular ackts and
railroad from New York large and choice assortment
E7SO.N.7BLE GOODS
their line the whole Of which have been purchased ard paid
for NJ the lore.t cash prices They offered Wholesale
and retail very reasonable advance for cash or city
tancrs They are. in pant a. follows: ,.,
Extra super en- seh and French wool black Cloths anil CASH
super blue Invisible green brown and olive Cloths CASH
mcIcs
Heavy bucs<kin ribbed striped and plaid Cashmere cheap
Extra rich ! and 1 Airacca Lusres, al all prices
Super Orleans Cloths, Chusan4 and Iesans
Plain aud figured Mouse and Grape de Lane and Chlly
Tartan and Crca<san PAID, for cbdten's wear
Super PLAN and striped, black and blue black silks
Rich shaded a'd changeahe striped aud plaid s!ks
and fancy coloed Bullion Loop and m"halr Frnses
Cambria ;aconet, Swiss checked and null Musiins
Jubilee lace striped, Tareon and draprry do
Thread and Lisle Laces, Edgngs and nser;ngs, urge
sortment
Asnbur,on Lace gimp, worsted and cotton frnges
Ladies chenille, embroidered silk Gloves and Mis
DO. kid Llsle thread, Castor and Berlin do
Gentlemen kid, buck, beaver, Berlin and silk do
50 and Table Dana-k and Table Cloths all sizes
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen cambrics and Napkins
Linen Shrein:, Bird Eye and Russia liafe and Cras
shell tide, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair, tooth, and comb brushes Soap, Cologne. &c
Ladies plain henstchsd aud revere thread cambria iindke
chiefs
Large and mcdim Sia,vls, STARTS and Handkerchief
Super ack and blue black Bonhazins and caineon Broade
Habit and furniture Caicors and Gnehanis, all prices
Irvine and corded Skirts, and worsted Bags
New style printed vevrt- for ladies dresses
Whitney, rose. point, dulil aud twl.d blankets
snpcr ingram Carpet ne. star CO. and mug, .,
Heavy all wool milcd krrseys, lor field hands
Plain striped and plaid LinSeys and cuorcd Domcstcs
Heavy Pitt Cloths. Flus hines, Plains and Booking
Tonet Merinc. Vaienta, Cashmere and her Ncsiings
Plain and figured silk Velvet and plain and figured Satin
White green, yellow, blue, plain aud twled Flanncs
Super non drinking Welsh do. iil lnces
Bcachcd and brown heavy Canton do
Win complete assortment Of heached aud brown sheetinas
and Shriings oznaburgs cken, &C., Of the most
proved styles.
Country Merchants Farmers Citizens generally nyt
ed IL cali which wIli be fd
Yior o that Of any iuriuer
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & o.,
n strrrt, ~hcckc IIilI.
SertS 35-2aw3w.gy3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

FOR sALE-The subscribe offers for
SALE his Tract of Land in Puwhaan county, cued CLAY
TON formerly owned by DR. Henry w Lockeit pvtey, until
rEsDaY 10Th of Octobe 1913 al which time, u MT previous
10 di. posed Of will offered publicly for sae on he prem
SEES miles above Powhatan Court anathee from
Post Office adnn the lands of Mr. Thomas Page Dr.
WIN Crnmp and am Harris. third Of the ahse tract is
in original growth, do of Hat land OF excellent quail
the balance Of high land good portion of whic fresh
land which produces crops The Improvements consist Of
dwelling house, recently repaired whca contains "r rooms
a a comfortable office near dwelling wheat han with
quarters stable ice house ana tobacco muses. &C
There very apple and peach orchard ann goo garden
good Judges who the iand 10 be the hest tract Tor of
The county. The tract contains '2 acres, n'eal who
wish 10 purchase 10 I'VE me a CALL aud will show the Ind with
pleasure. The will be made known on the dayf sale
"' ~ RICHARD a. TAY.oG.
Ann ~ 3l-wtds
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THE GREAT MEETING IN THE PARK.

Wiihou, effort, publish this morning, the
names of thousands of most sterling Democratic
citizens 10 the call for The meeting which will be held
in the Park Monday afternoon, to express their pre-
ference for the great the wise and the safe statesman,
Martin Van Buren-a name, which every New Yorker,
whatever his politics, feels proud of 1t will be per
ceved that of all classes and occupations have
spontaneously committed themselves friends OF the
candidate whose have al the head of our
lumns. The merchant, the lawyer, Tie poet, the me
chanic, the workngman, will all be found upon record
We look upon the list with PRIDE unbnunded pride
Ii shows, tha have, IN our course upon the qnes
tim of the Presidency reflected the real opinions Of
the great bulk of the ndomtabe Democracy OF the
Empire CITY and il shows, that the people never
ungraiefu TO forget faithful public servant, VII"
true 10 those principles winch, predom'nating,
cannot fail &c perpetuate the Government under which
we live.
Mr.. Van Buren,, say, beaten in the last
canvass and hence he is not suitable candidate
Beaten. Mr.. Van Buren, beaten Not so The De.
mocrauc party was cheated, not beaten MIR. Van Bu-
ren, in that canvass. cheated, not beaten He
the candidate of our party, and with 1t he sacrificed
by means foul and infamous And will 1t be seriously
urged, that because by such means unable 10
reelect HIM. that the Democracy will leave hlm bleed
ing and wounded upnn the field A man. brave and
fearless, wise and patriotic one who, under all The
aiinns OF circumstances never faltered IN the high
trust reposed in him, failed 10 MAINTAIN, with
stern integrity, the glorious principles which dstin-
|
b. deserted by The people. 1t happen
1t would be burning shame, lasting disgrace upon
u.s.
On Monday, we anticipate such gathering as New
York has seldom if Rain or shine, il will
be demonstration worthy OF Mr.. Van Buren,, and the
men assembled to express their regard for him. While
they will urge their favorite with commendabe zeal
and enthusiasm, nothing pledge ourselves, will b.
SAID or done calculated or designed to mar the har
mouy of the Democracy. No inv'dous comparison
will he made between him and the other distinguished
candidates for the high Office 10 which the universal
popular sentiment presses onward the name OF Martin
Van Buren,. II will be dIgnlfed assemblage. II
mast be peoceable assemblage. The who To
cong'egae in the Park on Monday, know their rights,
and knowing, dare maintain them They have too
much sell-respect to interfere with the opinions OF
othetsthey have too much ffmness not to any
assaults, come from what quarter they may, which may
be made upon them.
We regret our inability TO publish this morning, ali
the names sent to US attached to The call 1t will be
our endeavor to publish all on Monday. IN the mean
time, we hope our friend, in the various Wards will
not be naentive to the importance of the meeting and
The necessity OF general rally. Fiat jastna.
IN \. P{ebeian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

LEATHER, oil.
AK and emock tanned Sole Leather assorted weights and
~ qualities
Russo, and wa1ed Upper Leather
Kip aud Calf skins Of all kinds
Morocco and Seal skins
Gram Upper, &c.
Skirtns and Harness Leather
Black and fair Birdie do.
Collar Leather OF every KIND
Seating Leather
Carriage Leather
Step Leather, Russet Innings
Japan leather
Moro Co Roans and Skiyers
Tanned sheep Skins for Coach Makers, Shoe Makers Book
Binders &c.
Banding Leather and Bands for every description Of Machine
nv made % order, un the lnwrst
general Of English and American Threads, Shoe
Findings, &c.
Tanners oil, &c. Also,
1000 pair superior city made Plantation Bfogues, for ne
groes.
Country merchants purchasers generally, will find my
article usually Leather establish
ment of whifh viii sell low, if lower than they can
DC purchased in the city.
JAS. C. WATSON, Dealer IN Leather. &c,
18th, Mayos Bridge
Sept. % 39-lnl
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints
Oils, yarnish, Window Glass, &c, &c.
GAYNQR WOOD & co

~ the Snd formerly occupied by Eusaee & .Ne.vtmara,
door ADORE the Ben Tarern or Main street Richmond "a
HAVE constantly hand large of every article
their Ine which they determined 10 sell on the mos
reasonable terms, for cash, 10 prompt customers Country
Merchants Physicians, distance sending their orders Il
US rely upon ha:ns them promptly r1ecuted ana We prig
ourselves to do vel for them "a il they We're present Va
would respectfully call the attention OF Merchants Physcans
and the public generally, 10 our assortment" at
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS AND GLASSWARE.
DYE sruFfS-Annatto, um, Brazil Wood, Camwood
coehIneal Coppeas, fusc Logwood Nader, Redwood &C.
PAINTS, OILS &c-wh,e Lead English and American, d..
and in Oil, Pure Extra, and No. !.
Chrome Green, dry and In oil
Prnssan Blue, do.
Vermlon and Chrome Red
verdigrs dry and in oil
Spanish Brown, dry and in oil
Venetian Red do.
Lamphack and Black Paint
Red Lead, dry and in ul
Litharge Whiting, Terra de Sienna
Turkey TIMBER, funmice Stone, powdered do.
Turpentine
copal Furniture Japan and Black OIL varns Putty &C. &c
Paints Varnsh and Whltewash Brushes, all sizes
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS-All sizes, from 7i9 up to
2Os2i
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND sNUFF.-Branchs Bridges, Ro
binsons and Browns best Chewing Tobacco
IorilIard's and Mrs. Mles Smoking Tobacco
Regaa Principe Colorado CASTILLO, and other Havana Cigars
Lorillards Maynards Lepers STAIRS and Allen. Macc.ba
s0a@ % An saei Ssuhi
IS cents S2 per dozen Ects from 81 - per dozen
Buffalo Buffalo and d,I bears on from 81 Is !" s. per dozen
Preston Salts Roman kaydor Rose Powder Rose Tooth Paste
Spirits Of Rose
Fancy soaps-Engh French and American ofevery descrp
tinn
FANCY ARTICLEs-Combs of every description, from to
SIC per dozen
Brushes of every description Hat Clo, Hair, TOOTH Nail,
SC, sc.
Dressing Cases Pocket Books every descriptions Razo and
Razor Straps
Toilet Bottles, Glass Preston Salt vas Violin Strings,
&r
PATENT MEDICINEs-wistards Basam of Wild Cherry
Sands Sarsaaarllla
Cookies do.
Medicatcd Extract Of Sarsaparlla-Leidy's
Ir;ppe's Sarsaparllla
Romand's Improved Tonic Mixture
Burn Ointment, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Dalhys Camnave,
Embroca,ion Essence OF Mustard Eye Waar Euens Lns and
Wells Sirens lhenine aud Pitch PlaslrIs
IIarons Specific Ointment, Henry's Magnesia-cenuine
Hays Lniment Hewes' Nerve and Bone Lnment iiewcs
Indian Vegetable Elixir
Itch Ointment, Indebe Ink, Indian Dye and Hair OIL ucina
Cordial
Jayne's Carmnl,ive Balsam Erpetorant and Hair Tonic
Cough. CaIhartc, Cordial and Worm I.ozenees
McIsne's V-mIuge, O1ridge's Balm "f Columbia, Riees
Worm Drops Pease & Sons HoarhOund Candy
P-lnan Vegetable, Brandeths Eois', llihbards Lees
Nofd's aud Peters; also, Vaiers' French rls
cea oucks Panacca, Ia Tors Balsam of Lyerwo Thomp
sons Eye Water, &C, &C.
GAYNoR, WOOD & Co,
Ono door above Bell Tavern.
Sent II 37-w3w
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orrIcIaL-TREAsURY NOTES.

We learn that but few of the Treasury notes that
became due ON the first of July last, presented
for redemption, the holders propababy not being
All such notes were called in for redemption by Tie
Secretary of the Treasury on the 29h OF June last
conseouen,lv those which arrived al maturity before
he 3lst Of Auuust last ceased bearing interest from
that day, and those which become due alter, cease
bearing interest year from their date
TMadisonian, sent %
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pOE'!.s y
TWILIGH T.
mrcn Ygr agNAIns cNsuSG."


pY MRS. L. ". siGoCRHEr.
There is d,mness, like u doubt,
That wrappeth earth aud sky,
When day hath IN is glory Aed,
And ere the night come forth with pride,
OF sable majesty.
Ills like the soft delay Of youth,
Where love hath built It's throne,
A coy reluctance ere II rest
Entirely on anotlier'> breast,
To be no more ITS own.
Ii il the gentle pause OF Heavens;
Even as n mother mid,
Before sumo new bequest Is lent,
Inluirins how the last was spent,
or her forgetfui ehlld.
Teen Conscience. like that fearful cry,
Mid Edeu's decprepose-
"Wneie Is thy br"tlIsr!'--,urns Its ray
Upon the ANIMAL of TIL day,
That 10 Its funeral goes.
Perchanc- the qurenly moon ascends,
And 10. the naughty Sea,
On her pale face doth III his eye,
And bids his uishtiest t.dcs comply,
And own her regency.
Yet twilight gray, To me is dear,
More than The hlushins day,
Or uooutid,'s plenIrude of light,
Or sober certainty of night,
Or moon with silvery ray.
For then at scepter'd memory's call,
Long buried years awake,
And tread III charmed circles back
With music o'eI their iiowery track,
Their ancient seals 10 take.
And parted friends, Of whom we say
In beds Of clay they ret.
Bend mrekly down from Glory's sphere,
Aud with their angel smile or tear,
Allure US 10 The best.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

THE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN RICH
L MOND, kept by :. a. SMITH AT the sign OF the Reh
Boot Main opposite The end OF the Old Market corner
hous All persons wishing from Is 10 20 cent on
requested ctll, as nm defer
sell cheaper than house the city, Tor casn only
Her, lr give partial statement OF my pt'ers-ihe oest
Richmond from "a 81 ST 50; best high Shoes
So Boots fooed in the bs style at from Is t
;he hest material and workmanship, ana
warranted to and ladies' Walking Sto.s at from ST.
50, Richmond made Shippers and lies from M cents
81 ~ Chdrrns Shoes 81 ST. coarse Boots water
proof from 81 81 81 50; ro.an from 81 cents To 81
dies leather and seal oos from - cts TO 81 So negro ogues
very chcan and other kinds proportion invite all per
wln. purchase Boots Shoes, from one pair TO one
thousand, CALL they viii he well paid for their
irouale
lr;- Boots and Shres made and repaired To order -
Don't forget the Red Boo = a. shlI u.
richmond, Angus, ~, 1873 3i--2nw3n
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A CARD :!
IA NJ !. :.
tn couutru uerrb1nfs and EUrmsrs

To Country .herehants and Fdrmers.
f. WATKINS. few doors above the Bell Tavern the
- opposite side street. would embrace the
tunty TO inform country ercGnt and Others may y' this
market purpose of purchasing goods that his sock OF
BOOTS, SHOES, SC,
for Fall trade will he extensive having been carefuyeect
ed by Mr. G. l.. Denson his employ and las had
experience this branch of business H stoch
having purchased by leaving orders for their manufacturer
early in July which previous the advance in Wtr
ms line III enable him 10 sell nj ten fifteen cent
could if M had hased ut later date whh Is
d lfrrrnrr of II small deratlun.
His object hene establish himself in business, he iend'
using proper accomplishment of that beci
and further his purpose, proposes offering his goods sc
will make Ia the int o! purchasers To call d c1
his Stock.
He has received portion o his Stock and will continue 10 re
ceive BY various arrivals during the
81,
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SCHOOL. BOOKS BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, &c.
SsMITH, DRINKEE 4 MORRIS receiving their usual
- Fail supply Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY County Mef
chants dealing line Of will hind nj our establish
nrnt we'll selected soc. Paper, Bonnet Boards Ink Gui
Steel Pens Blank Books, &c, '&c.
Blank Books will br made any pattern nj short nutice .
are prepared TO execute the line with which
may be favored
Spp
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Observation-Disclosures.
r ARGE FALL. STO k.-Tr undersigned are now RECEIVING
IL their full Fall Stock of Foreign and Domestic,
STAPLE MD FHlSCr DRY GOODS.
hch with the greatest IN the Bosop
delpha markets. and frum the Petersburg
Manufacturing companies.
In Stock may be found tie usual variety Of large
Try Goods House including extensive assortment I'll
bright and nrr Happenings u:s, Floor Cloths
Sc.-al which Will he sold the most liberal terms
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES Il CO., Sycamore street.
Petersburg, Scpt.e. Owl
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK tun lsi4.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Professions aud C!oiang I
August IL, 1877
SSEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Beef" and
- "Pposas for Pork the be, Will be received al
office until O'clock r. NJ Munday, second day of
for furnishing and delivering, col and
risk Ia United states,
Seven thousand eight hundred barrels OF Navy Beef
And thousand eight hundred barrels nf Navy PORT
Each two hundred poufls net
Beef Pork of weight either will
paid To be delivered the respective Navy Yas aud
Naval Stations as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

NEW FALL GOODS.
b. CUNNINGHAM is receiving his Stock Of FALL ana
y. WINTER DRY GOODS, consstn. III part us follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods rf all descriptions
Cl.ihs. Cassimrtes ard Nrstngs
Kentucky Jcans Satiin-ttS
SILK and totion Hosiery
RleacIed aud brown Shirtings and shee;ncs
Lace and Muslin Emhrui
Lisle and Threat Edsrugs and Laces
Servants Clothing al al d. scrpions
With variety of other t;ood- for sale by
j. 3. CUNNINGHAM, n street, Shockoe f'll
Cor, 39--wIy
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, CHEAP.
J ~. RANDOLPH.

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
HAS on hand 4 large assortment of BOOKS. STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS, MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
which he COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others
reasonable
]. w. r. has, in connection with his Bookstore,
BINDERY;
and employing the hest wokmrn those wanting
Bound Blank Books made, that all work will be done
In first style.
aur - 3l-l2t
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S;cUAaaaSE 4 co,

rfhYE received BY Gr sam Richard hEsfsoE FROM Liverpool
III dif.4 and by arrivals ,hr sohsfn slt9s, soa.
rely and hsBGoHe Fall Dry Coads-wheh naAas O"
complete consisting in phrt OF
Cloths, Cassmeres and vrsnrs.
Flanneis, blankets and nait co;ons.
Plains, kerseys and linsrys
Paddngs prints and tomestcs-wih many fancy goods :,
Massachusetts, Theepy, Ingram aad Venetian Cafpeu"es
and Rugs. ., 10.
sanf
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4 Dead Shot for HORNS in the Human Body!

DRS. PERRY * HAMLlN'S vERMlFuGE.
THIS Invaluable Medicine acquired The Sonth and West
the appeaon of Dead Shot, from its great pomptness
and unparallel-d certainty effee,
The exceeding small quantity of Medicine required 10 s inc
cIi-ten every from The system-
operating few hours wi aid Of any pugatve, and
generally without repeating together with the perfect
safety 6 ts being administered he Chi d, constitute
i, one of The most Of The age The m
quantity be given almost renders 1t
the cheapes i medicine before the nu'lic.
Prepared only nv PERRY & HAMIIN
WILLIAM EaACK, Baltimore,
SAM- c. DOVE. Richmond, Gen. Agents
BRACES & THOMAS, Petersburs,)
Anv Is 313m
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WIN. ALLEN,
DRAPER ~ b TAILOR

ORA p Err .i.ND tn OR,
Is receiving by New York packets his FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. comprising general as otmcn of Cloths.
Ca.rimec, Vestings, Mrrno Embarrassing, FIR gn-men,
Gloves Scar Cravats, Shirts linen and cotton dhrrchefs,
indeed, every article necessary for gentlcmans
wardrobe.
The above Goods have been selected hy him person. and the
greatest has hccn taken making The selections he vs. there
confident, that they have only b. examined to give sails
llcon.
lie prepared clothing in the most
fashionable MANNER and will accommodate his prices The times
and circumstances.
25-y3m