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m Branch, August 81. 1913.


n-frsrRe following gcntlemen have been appointed
nv The Pre- OF the ChsrlcsovR Total Abstinence
Sorir,y as Delegates 10 represent said Soeiely IN
,bc Quarterly Union 10 be holden IT Elk Branch on
ire ID SATURDAY in September, Vi.
Thomas Raw lias, sr. Jas Cio,hier, J SsnhoEnsA
w crasner, J w Beller, Harding L stewart
II, Beaver. John Cunningham, George ShoPe. w
,,,s Hibbins, John Iieafrr, ST. 4 n Gallsher, E w
Rawtias, S z Moore, J w MeCnrdy, Solomon
Heacbover, WIN Z Washington J fLS'ra''h, a
8 Ehx. JACOB tIaincs. sr. Abraham Vanhoru, A
Morriss, ] J Miller. } n Kelly. smith Crane, J )
khrIl. A n Harding. Davis Everett, y Small.
Nm Avs, Benjamin Tomlinson, Manning,
! ii tsunneil, w Lock. u Butcher. b + Wasl.-
,npton. Jas NJ Brown. + Snyder. d Gibson, I
II Ileail. w &; Cazenose, w Hawks yno Brooke,
II III sCockerrli, . NJ Eiehelberger. L Crs,ghill,
II,hn III. Gallsher, John }. Lock. Charles johnson,
n heard. john Cinnsou A Joacs jr. Grafton How
sr, John Gardner, C Gardner, Peter Posal, John
Nv Rovland. b r Gallaher, Charles MeCardy,
E;ehelberrer. d G Coekerell, c Rawlins. john w
Ro~an. John Avis, ir George Z Moore, Erasmus
TstE Tugwiler, Chas J Chapline, and = n WOODS.
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H.srrs.-FIanr. August IS. 1913.

Y
N.,Syx. Ed;,ors:-In obedIe1cc 10 a resolution
passed sta meeting 81 the HarPers-tssry Iosa.
Abstinence Society, subjoin list Of Delegates
10 he County Union, which you are respectful
" reuuestedto publish in the next Free Press.
The difficulty Of sending word to each Delegate
will excuse US Tor making the request.
Yery respectfully, your obi serv'l,
A tinfLA AND. SfrHtary
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Tcmperancc FESTIVAL.

Tie Convention Of The Delegates Of the Total
Abstinence Societies Of Jefferson County TO be
held on Salurday-4he 9Th Of September, and the
arrangements Of the Festival are as follow;
The Delegates are 10 assemble a. Dufdeld's
depot, and from thence 10 march in Procession
under The DIRECTION u John L. lienkle, Chief
. Marshal, and his Assistants, James Burr and
John Hess, 10 the Elk Branch Church. whefelbe
Nnsiness1f the Convention is TO be uanSacted.-
Upo6 an adjournment OF the Convention they
will again form in Procession and march 10 an
adjoining beautiful Grove (Mr. Ridenouf's) Ia
paaake Of the refreshments PrePafeJ for the
occasion.
The friends Of Temperance, aud those not
Delegates 10 The Convention, will assemble 10
the Grove, where accommodation will be found.
and where they will be entertained duriag the
! session Of the Convention by several Addresses.
Afterdinnet there will again be addresses from
popular speakers. The several Societies are re-
. qIestedsto select anNAssistani Marshal andIo
bring with them their Banners. The invitation
extends 10 especially are the Ladies solicit
: ed tn4gface the occasion with their presence.
Il is desirable that iihe Convention 60 in ses-
sion as carly as "a o'clock, A M. and adjourn
atl1P. A.
PROGRAMME OF PROCESSION.
Chief MARSHAL
s Music.
ChaIlesiowp Artillery.
Executive ofheeIs of the Union.
d Invited Speakers Z
= HaTPeIs- Ferry T.. A Society ?,
~ - Catholic T. A. Society. G.
% 81" JuveLile r. A Society. 2
GharlesIown T. A. Society.
- Music. %
Shephetdstown T A. Society.
Smilhfeld r. A. Society.
KeTneysve T. A. Society.
Shannondaie Iron Works T A. Society
Elk Branch and Zion Church I, A. Society.
Hz-Among The invited Speakers are Henry
Bedineer, Esq. Rry'ds Messrs. Kelley. Seise,
Sewalland Mclean, Ds John Locke and Others
of Jefferson county; MesSrs. Ball and kilgo0r OF
LsudouA county John Davis, Esq, Of Md;
and Mai. Roberts Of Morgan county, Va
Should there be ss1ailute Of some Of the above
10 attend, othsTs are held as a corps de rsserps.
B j. B. WAUGH,
JOHN HESS.
S. G. X. GALLAHER,
Copsatiiies publication
r.,,H n....k Auenef Al lHl9
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RssR N Lipscsub, Rev D Hoover, Rev
Il Mr. McLane, w Spangler. J Fleming, w Cham
bers, n GiIleece. Stephen Palmer, 3 Chambers.
W Snook, K White, A Bail. Chambers, :
MCGEE, } e Jones. II Jarboe, h Cannon.
Gdmpf, z jenkins, S shoebridge, A Holland, a
Pollock, EarnshaN, les Bsylis. G Briseoe, w
Mccoy, w Holt, Filzsinncns. "
sfsbhenson, z Butt, w Kirby, w Rigin,
Ce6bs. w Krepps, Richardson, Gompf,
g Massey, Benz Moore, jr. : Flagg. Lille
john, J Wright Hoffman, Harrington,
5oshua Cox. Bell, n Cosle, krepPs, J
6lsppy, lno Cisspy, Hyatt. J } Laley, w b.
den. g Snook. RA Richardson, Barnett, :
n klIstadl, Z Nunnennker. n o Allison. Henry
Miller. Beni Wiqtzsl. , Roksnbaugh, y Stipss,
Shook, @ W Cox, WIN Mcclure, > Danger.
fek. Atkinson. A DotsIsE. n n Brua, "
Kilbv. ArWin, Jesse SchoGeld, n , Miller
Solonon Flsming1 Joseph LAWS, ctoul, "
Wilson. j Dickey, N Faulkner, " CIutehlsJ
W or.ef, A \ oIisl. H Carney, Va nSGNM
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FIaxsecd Oil,

nN0k sale bJ
II July %. KEfES q KE,aRSLEf
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MUST reeeived-btown, clarified, loaf end
e lump Sugars Also, 4 box Grsyely super
chewing Tobacco. vSrkT G Sl6AfooSE.
+ Aug "a
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Mould Boards.
ynAyIs's q MccoRMiCK's Patterns, jus
~ received and for sale by
Aug 81. TIC sIGAFoosE
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CWEAP RAROtCHEs.

Harpers.Ferry, Aug 94-3t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

The Colorado and that were charged 10 the Tonkewans
and Lipans. 1t il said that company Of the citizens
Of Bas.rop and Travis counties will be raised to chas
tise these savages The Lpans and Tonke are ex
ceedngy anxious to cooperate with our citizens The
enterprise.
A public meeting was held at Gonzales on the Goth
ult, and resolutions were unanimously adopted de-
carng that election should be held on the 4th of
July for the election of FIVE delegates 10 the conyen-
ton to be held at La Grange on The 18th July. The
Western Advocate says that movements are taking
place in favor Of the Convention in Austin, Colorado
Victoria, Jackson Bexar, and Goliad counties.
Navigation of the Co!orado-Teu iatboals have been
built in the vicinity Of Bastrop this season, and are
engaged in carrying produce down the river 10 the head
of the Raft MIR. Galin has ma:s three trips from the
vicinity of Bastrop to the Ra with cotton, bides Pc
cans, lumber, &c. MIR. j. Herald has keel boat
which has long bcen running regularly between La
Grange and the head of the Raft. This boat is
propelled great part of the distance up the river
BY sails aud the Southeast wind which prevails during
most Of the SUMNER and enables him to make the return
trip with little dificrlty.-.N o. Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

The Democrats Of the Northern Liberties also cee-
bra,ed the day in social entertainment, Daniel
Miller nresid,ng. The company was eoquently ad
dressed hv Charles J. ngersol Chas Brown and Col
The PENNSYLVANIA Catholic Totai Abstinence Socie'
to also celebrated the day in appropriate manner
he crater was DR.. w. q. Reed, OF Baltimore: Inc
following letter from the great IRISH Apostle OF Tempe
RANCE WAS read the course OF The proceedings aho
as received with repeated bursts OF applause
Cork, .Hay a7m, 's43
Dearly beloved friends: To say that AN grai,fied
dahrb,cd with your afeconate address, would ou'
fsebiv convey my feelings My heart thfobs with rap
tire whilst read and over again every cheering
Inc of i On, that could command the wings OF the
morn;oe to wait myself at once into the midst OF you
and embrace YOU ALL and to TO you tIdIngs Of
great 10Y r.om old Ireland
The rryilege Of paying you an early visit 49, regret
n cav denied to me, bul indulge The fond hope, God
permitting, Of passing few days IN Philadelphia at NO
distant period
yor- z.aI N our sacred cause is well known to me-
Won ,rp bright gem in the Temperance crown, and
have only TO EXPORT you 10 perseverance ua; come
.,rong drink in any shape form you TO renounce
forever and may the blessings of the Lord upon the
bs,3. Of he Rschabes descend also upon you. Eacf
of you my dear Brother Teetoalars, salute most al
Fortunately, End | present through you my cord'a
greetings 10 every one OF The twenty-nne thousand
that olo,ious body by whom you have been delegated
FeIvanty imporng the great bestower Of all good te
confer on YOU every spir,al and temporal blessing,
am, dear brethren,
Yours most affectionately,
THEOBALD MATHEW.
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HR, AUDUBON

Blk. AUDUBON.
The following extract from letter ju.t received
by Doctor Gideon B. Smith, from this distinguished
naturalist, will be read with great interest by lis
friends:
Missouri RIVER, May "a, ls43.
My dear friend As it happens that We are nov fast
on bar about l50 miles Fort St. PIERRE one of
the many Establishments of the American Fur company
have taken II into my head to lore you with another
letter, and you must make the best of it. WILL how.
ever, Try TO give 1t some Interest far as | can
Since my last TO you dated May Is the country has
assumed different aspect, and that for the worse
The riser has become more contracted between the
hills Though which passes and has also become
straight we meet with less water, fewer snsgs, and
many more sand bars. The bluff, have become more
abrupt and more picturesque in their FORMS for as The
effects OF cold and thaws take place. their upper por
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
(From the Albany .irgas.j
CI.PiD AND THE CORN LAWS

uS, r Kuatchhul rose explain The nnhe lord had mis-
oa What ne md ilr had said that the Cora Law:
- praYi5rd a. marriage settlements for tile arisocr;cy
ya he mad WA. obligations mad been contracted and
marriage settle had been entered INTO. upon the ia'
nose laws aud they would not be- dong justice unless ty
divided IL way io the ciitEen RoaiS o. agn'e
iJsj..s il, tae House ii Commons Mag II.
When cay CupId Young,
AZ Poets have sm:,
His wings ere In excellent feather,
And has mischIevnus Gafs,
Flxd al random the hearts
OF the charm stricken pare. together
II.
but ia this golden age,
So enlightened and sage
He is moe circumspeot IN his sporting
his he would caich,
lie shoot II To MATCH
Ana permit mathematical Counting
So he's of his wings,
A. mos obsolete things,
FOR gold headed cane now IS filter,
&ud be siai that would Tell
on the breast OF belle,
Must be ah,ird wiih thousands 10 hit her
Hat, behold N debate,
A. a pillar oi Stale,
Now he eGiirs al the Queen governed raion;
And IN fear Tor has CROP
He determines 10 stop
All This AMI Corn Law boiheration
ii sqsh things 10 be,
lie Will lose half his fee;
And he boldly yrocinims II they heed them,
He viii sever all cords
tIvmen binds upon Lords,
And eHtinsgish by ceaslng 10 breed Them.
Albany. June, 1889. r. W. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Completion of the Railroad 10 aquia Creek

JnrtUl.Ied E1pfdlll0n
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
nv hereby their Railroad completed TO the
river on the 10th November and that travellers
between and Washington at all OF
the year. by Railroad and steamboats, the Steamboat Com
many nroyided with effective ice keep open the
navigation during the weather In Winter leaving Rich
mond a, G. A. ~ precisely instead Of Il, heretofore and
than "a hours in advance OF River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding 10 Philadelphia Immediately
on their arrival ~ baltimore city A NJ the
morning. or in 20 hours leaving Richmond and before
sensers by The River and Bay Boats have Left Norfolk
only board the Potomac Steamboat and Al
both for washington and The fare this way, viii
Than paid separately different portions of the route
Whole fare o Washington 81
Do o Baltimore, STU
n. an ~" Ssamhsa line from Baltimore sig
40 charge for children under three Of agoher unde
years OF age half price J Coo,ed half pce
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Trdnsporfdtioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

TN CHANCERY.-vilotSil:-At Rules taken in the =.
Office Of the County Cont Of Prince Edward the 5h d.
June, l643:
Henry Thweau, Plaintiff: !
against
William Berkeley, Jesse Michaux, Thomas Yer Uno, .
non, Samuel Allen, James Rice and Mary his wife, ninn
VIM Thornton Nancy Thornton and lane Thorn.
ton, Defendants:
The defendant, William Thornton not having entered bi
and given security according OF the
Assembly this Court, and IL appearing tha,
nbabant of this State, the motion Of the alotg
Counsel entered rules aforesaid and accordingly o
ed that the said defendant William Thornton do spnea,
day Of September Court next, aud answer The n
7s BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith inser
of the public newspapers printed IN the ciy of
mond months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted al tbr
r-of the Courthouse Of this county. ~
A Copy-Teste,
B. J. WoRsHAM, c. 81
June 30 l5-wSa !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

SPRING GOODS CHINA IND QUEENSUis1
AM opening portion of my Spring supply ., me
ard daily expecting. per ship "siarsafet fofpe
from the Manufacturers, an additional supply of nr" r.
Tableware. China, &c. making altogether well Seec'
of new and desirable Goods.
Also, in Store, u
French German and American Glass, plain, cut anu H.
English plated German silver and Britannia Casters,
prnetua CREDIT City and country dealers invited 70 ~
Three doors above the Bell J a'" ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
March 2.

nLD WINES AND LfoUoRs-AIso, GRoCEKiEs-,.si
~ very large and general assortment o. o." n,"yio.
ouors part of which have been kept on band
years and were then said be % years old m M,
bear fair comparison with the hest IN the cry, NO.
quality and price, and carefulness In putting ~, The
old Wines and Liquors will be found most hy az
seryation Of health, when moderately and s,yr fn
should any be found 50 Ecreduious a nov s,ion lei
enquire or call on the subscriber, who has Pm az no,
rate drinker during the last so years OF bis e ,,rat
fed with his healthy appearance, they can Nv Yof.
uncle, who died few years ago in the STATE % FISH .a,
l07 years. and he was yell kaOrn 10 be e''hNA'
day he left Ferentosh. then a stripping ,cu WAILAf!
Aug. % 3l-wly ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

CHERRIES SALE expect to SELL the i7th day OF July
y lsi3 Meckenburg Court house, from my to sIy Ne
groes Traders and others wishing purchase VIII do wen 10
attend the ale E. A. WILLIAMS, D. g.,
49,. l5-w3w
T UDLAM PRESTON CO., COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS, Rich
IL mond Virginia. give their particular attention 10 seine
crops of Tobacco liberal advances on the same
Office opposite ShockOe Warehouse
May 80 o-Wam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
Sept. 10, 1872.

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY;
Cary street, three doors GJore Mc Columbian noe
Richmond, Va.
II. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell uass at the 'o-O'
y. low prices: ga, ID
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 81 80 TO S.; Sils ai,
ON fine fur bodies water proof from 81 50 To 50 5o hoy
from 81 IS 81; Fur Caps from 81 10 sa; censm,n
Cans frsm 81 to So together with assortment Of Men
Bows Hair seaer Glazed Caps, black and crab Woo ~
wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash. s,d
PS. He keeps during the Summer large assortment q =
horn Palm Leaf Straw aud Willow Hats, suitable for al az
H.B.-IIats made 10 order. -,
January lst l843.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

ID ENJOYED TO the o. po,ie OF The street. and tn.
IL franklin Hotel, John Eareys Old Stand! South side
Main, ID house from Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity thanking the public
avors received the last SIX Ii design q Or
establish ourselves through the press but To do II by ei'n
sfacfion who coll upon u.s. which consider far prefer
BILE any other basis, and of which glad TO hno"
been almost universal.
All goods sold by that do please In COL, ~.
y, it, COLOR make, fashion, otherwise he returned
the money refunded-prOvded, the shall not have ~
We have this time large stock, II not larger "
any in the State In line of business and would ese
invite the economist give call before PURCHASING. ava
anime for himself and II prices pronounced as low
lower than any other in the city, shall be much dre.
We have Cloth Coats at Sl2 while charge sig o T
and trimming; the furnishing the CLOTH and Pants
that sold for s4 and Vests Shirts Drawers
Cravats Stocks Sspcnders Socks Gloves and Collars OF o.
kinds and qualities all other articles usually KEEP, BY gig
ie.s of which determined sell low for CASH ah
quest the public call and whether they want TO buy OF
RY al Goods p0rdxisd. 90
Sou, IN 1870 36-wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

DOCTOR D,HEFTY's TOOTH ACHE DE En r,nu,ss
~ cure the mos, inveierate tool, ache IN is" eff,
a radical cure I Is also highly recommended i9t
lar and scurvy from the Teeth without me ly
and preserves teeth from further Decay; vNoR LYE
/ GAfSon "
lime 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

HaNCERY-VRGis.:-At Rules held in The CIerk,, q;
Louisa county, on Monday June the 5ih, 1915 ! 10
David ~ Jones and Thomas N. Jdnrs merchants and
uadihe IN Tie city OF Richmond. and Daniel Perkins,
against pt,i,,sr
rha 90 Luxe ana lewis pnke and other Defendants:
saa aeienaants, George W. Duke and Lewis Duke na
having entered their Given security
law and the rules Of this Court and appearing from
evioshce tnat they are not inhabitants s:ate ON
OF the Plaintiffs by their Counsel, Ordered That tie .
George w Duke and Lew Duke do appear before the Jnd
'He sad court al The Courthouse, the first the ne,
regular term Of the said Court, and the panti
ana lat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some new
paper punished 10 The city of Richmond for sur
sivey, and posted The front door OF the ~
county on some Conr, day.
ACopy-T-ste, JOHN HUNTER C. e
June Is IL -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
In the United States Court for The Eastern District u vrg
April %, lsi3:
Il of III, Joho dar

L pf-. VI
-, nichmond in the Eastern Virginia District:
ne said Jcha clendenns whc been decreed Bans
~ Ioui,, having hled petition praying for his dbs,
:. o.Iefea tnat notice thereof be published In rewsp
10 tns city OF Richmond seventy days before
' ny OF Jny next when bearing will be had on h- ,
pentoh n, inc United States Court Room Cty If RI
noha, anu All creditors who have proved debts and ~
pelsohs ~ interest, may appear the said and ps
anow cause any they have, Why tile prayer Of the said
toner should not he granted = 80 s-e r
:, Copy-Teste, HENRY GIBSON c,.,.
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to the kindness of their invitation by offering it in my
Very respectfully,
Your friend and fellow citizen,

Your Trend and feIIow citizen,
j. c. SPENCER.
ByJC Spencer The Democracy Of Pennsylvania:
FIRM consisien, and dsn.eresed, it is tie hope of the
country. =,
b. the Company Hon. John c. Spencer: His able
management, of the Treasury Department, has already
reyuscated public credit aud has diffused blessing
,hror ghou the land, by the restoration of confidence
in The ability Of Government to preserve invioa!e the
public faith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

IN CHANCERY.-v.Sc,HrA-ln Hanover County Court Ag,7
25th ls;3 80
Charles F. Gooda and Charles " Dabney Trustees fcr a.
Creators oil w lillian L. White, Pfaintlss
against
Nicholas Bdde and William L White, Defendant.
This day came the plaintiffs BY their Attorney and f-d them
DILL and appearing 10 the Court by satisfactory evidence
the defendant, Nicholas Bdde inhsbant This Com
nonweah; the motion Of the plaintiffs is Ordered That
the said defendant, Nicholas Bdde, do appear rere ,
day OF July Term and the plaintiffs said ana
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in the Enquirer
newspaper published in the city Of sctmond for
and that another copy be posted
Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Teste, WM. o. WINSTON, D. C. H. {.
May 26 5-uSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

PIANO FORTE WARE HOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from celebrated ma
nufacory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fores, possessing the latest improvements and tia
decacy Of touch and oftone peculiar then
nufacture
Also large Of Musical Instruments and Mu.a
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired timed hire and taken exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection 0f Music ever offered for sale In his
S.e may selected from the of the subscriber
enabled sell j; the Philadelphia and New York
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again Will be furnished upon be
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
p II. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano Fark and Music Stare, opposi< The Bsss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

NOTlCE-1he young gentleman WHO has arted as my d,
putty for several having determined The
Law Scilro nj William and Mary College shall
ant In my office after the first day of October should
fer young man who has been brought up In Clerks
and who acquainted with the dacs The profits my oiice
VIII not justify me IN giving than hundred dollars and
board &c and would only give that competent
clerk should expect any with whom personally
dcqudnsd TO produce testimonials Of their good
JAMES ROY MlCoU, Clerk of Essex c. $. c. l.. a. c ]
:, And Essex County cour.
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ANCERY.-viRoirIA:-At Rules taken in the r.
ice OF the County Cont Of Prince Edward, the 5,b 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Tappahannock, Essex co., Va, June 30, Isi3. I5rwto
nR. oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEPuRATIvE SYRUP, IA
- the of Scrola Kings Evil obstinate Eruplions
skn Pmples Pusues the Face scay Erupons Chron
Rheumatism, letter. Syphtc symptoms and all disorders
ing from an impure state OF the blood inudcous Of merc
ry, &C, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United S
with decided benefit In scroula hrcua Diseases and I'D
oil liberated character.
REApiso, June. 1899.
We the undersigned having frequently used Oakiey
pound D-puratve Syrup the OF practice
cided beneficial results cheerfuy recommend the Is
I superior preparation. ~. II. MUHLENBERG, u. D.
SOLOMON q. BIRCH, do
JOHN r. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoR &
LYELL, Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7i-wy
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-08

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.lgle pr,du pfIout,ayivenln ''ayow'p.
In beiulfof liaellanHnl 'be 'l'luv o'
rNew York fwafile 'on wo ~,
listed On IN Ihal sla'c, and gcnefs'
Cas- appropfalo' dlo Whole north
ves, 10 bimalf, "a ~ night.
W. mny be ihoashi 70 bc por'aina
n miankan policy ~ thus appealing
70 tha wr,kcr pnri oflhe conIed r"y,
!. Lehnlf of our candidate. iIat we
10 no, think ~. fH Wills we ufo n''
eurcd that Mr. .Call'oun's superiority
Of strength here cannot be- impair u,
Us believe that hc las enough Of
iaant to dpcn bi' rapidly growing
popularity ~ ohcr quarters Into iul'
maturity before the first Monday N
Ma, 1874. There are enough Of
ulcumfil's In ms favor for The entire
scope Of tlle Union; our object is now
more limited.