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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

Tor coughs, cOLdS. ASthptG, Bronchitis. con
sumption, and oil other affections Of M,
Bronchial tubs.
DREPARLD entirely from the Ginseng. an,
Ma'''hleh 10 contain no preparation Of Anu
monY, Me cery ~ Opium.
NiORt Tm,N 5000 u,vE RsEN soLn At Hrr,rL IS
Tht CITY or CINCINNATI ALONE. WITHIN Tut
LAST fUuR MONTHS, AND ~ EygRY cssr vtru
ThE Mosr rERTtCr SATISFACTION TO ruE p,
TtENrs
The Gtnseug Panacea is tow ordered by pb,.,
'''ha "i lhe kfsi tosrccinh'hiy. "a their regular
Practice, and ~ slaIm 10 he considered The o,I,
afiiclo ever discovered c9pshle of sn,oJily mad
peHuancnty %sl'ayIng bronchial itrtn,,on. which
mo sole cause II coughs, asthma. broncbt,is. and
scc"rdisg 10 Dr. Ehctlc, who bat e,pr,.ses tho
opinion OF all The FIST authorities IN Eu,ore and
America. OF two thirds OF ali The CASES u,s Xiv ,c.
ga'del NJ ifuo lubvtcnlou- consumption must 10
considered as forever seuIcd.
we select The isllo~ing names from a lot of
hundfods Who have iet iS heating a. nuenrc M,
"'"'e,Ve-' and seen 81 IA their families. because
many oi iAem are well known 10 Inc bu,incs. CON.
m""''y 81 wheeling A. men Ut Standing aad iran.
'''o ~ O.htunu1t. whU wound not for a moo.nt
i'"' ''her 'hc't names or her IN '~~o~ 70 "
asupuuon ~ IN . rclr except rem tho eony iotion
oi 's Vssi uth,iy IN the afflicted.
, w Phillips. Broadway BET. Eh and Harmon as
q Pafvin. Broadway near Yeauman.
J Cuhin, Buckoyc Bell Foundry 81 a.
GNsndnz'n. At Hopes Warehouse Sycamofo street
w ATfanof. 81 e'or Dcnii.t Congress 81
- Stems. Gfm ot > Dur & 60 So NH.
N Noble, canal collectors ufhcc
) Jones. Assistant CLERK IInm'n co Superior court.
y II WheHdpn, Gtm WheaJpn a Blum. Auctt..
DC hosscf Ia h = hetwcen Yinc and Race.
- KEENAN,, dim Finkhine A. KEENAN,. Main II
. : bc"l'mn lmarcr 81 81 bet NJ, u anJ Syo.
a Newell, Tanner Syumes -,
~ lyon Finnhef F,ort II.
w Jul,usin. Ciptutcf 81 IT.
Capt Adums. Clunhus House
Is VJnnc~' corner L'ngwouh aud Race.
; Sterling corner Vine and Centre.
y NJ Flufct Sycimor,u.
SALILR Proprietor Cincinnati. o..
P'ico only 81 cents per b,ule.
tor sale ~ JANIS BAKER Splc asen, c,,,.,
hiuntoe and M8in Sis Wherling. Va ap2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
THE BIG CHAIR Is HOUND TO
FLOURISH.

Let those who ialk shout
BIG Watches, MAMMOTH
Bots. Selling Oh Of Cost.
Sc. be silent when they see
lhe BIG CHAIR o. W. RE
HkLDAFFER'S Whdsas
md Rsisd CHEAP CHAIR
MANDATORY No l7
Nam Street. where b. tesps
constantly on hand and m'o-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
THE ELE0TI0N. THE RESULT.

The charter election closed yesterday at sun
down in blaze Of glory The great and mag
nifcent principles OF high taxes, dirty streets,
bad police, joyous rowdyism and fiity-four forty.
have most gloriously triumphed over the wings,
natives, antl.renters, and common sense. Dirty
streets and high taxes. are now two OF the
established principles of this mighty metropolis
Let ia no longer grumble The voice of the people
is the law OF God. Let us rejoice and be glad that
we are permitted to pay high taxes, and allowed
to walk in dirty streets. These are some of the
fruits OF partyism. One other result has taken
place, the poor disconsolate "naives" came out
third best, just "eetle' ahead OF the antirenters,
or the Washington-D men. Alas alas The
following are the results, as far as known last
evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
nroelxlyn City Election.

The wings have carried the mayoraly ticket in
Brooklyn, and probably tied the democrats in the
Common Council.
The election was carried on most peaceably, law
and orderprevailed throughout the day., AT even
ing the head quarters of the wing party were at the
National Hall. but they soon found that the room
was not capaclous enough for the numbers that
were DESTROYS of hearing the returns from the diff
ferent wards, and consequently removed to Halls
building Here, in a short time, the large room
was almost crowded to suffocation, all on tip toe Of
expectation, and received the different returns with
the most unbounded applause The company was
addressed by Aid. Crisp, in very temperate adj
dress, which did him infinite credit Shortly after,
Mr.. F. b. STyker, the Mayor elect, presented him
self, and was received with great applause. In
brief address, he thanked them Tor The honor done
him, and should endeavor faithfully to discharge
the duties entrusted to him.
Some two or three other persons addressed the
meeting, in like manner The meeting then adj
journed, and procession was formed, headed by
band OF music, and wen. through the principal
streets Of the city, announcing the wing triumph.
The returns received were as follows
Tarlrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
Signs or the Failure.

Mr. EpIToR-Did you ever in your rambles
through this beautiful city, pass through Pearl
street, mean that part between Broadway and
Chstham1 II you did not you ought give US call.
We can show the up town people some OF the pref
tiest specimens of collins they behed-hsre 10
one OF those ARTICLES tor exhibition Just now, ra-
Their intruding upon the sidewalk to be sure-stil il
is worth seeing >, There are all the cef.meots, too
II one should IMP over and break his Uranium re.
lief at hand. Speaking seriously, though, the
efforts oil our undertakers are deserving OF all
praise still you do to say one word about
them stranger, still, cannot find paper, month
ly, weekly, or daily, that is disposed TO award due
praise to this class OF our population because you
must agree with man, OF US, how highly important
1t Is. that at every tlle walk we take be il to hap
ny wedding, or Otherwise, we should stumble over
our last shroud. Please insert, and oblige yours,
A SUHsCRI1ER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

LEGISLATIVE ScaNARY.-In the Senate, the en-
the bill relative 10 the Oncida Lake improvement. in
committee The bill was reported to the Senate The
question OF agreeing TO tao report Of the committee on
motion Of Mr. B Smith was laid ON the tabis-le 20
The Hudson River Railroad bill was made the special
order for ton at To- Adj. -,
of railroad from 6ackts Harbor TO Saratoga spl1gs
was reported Mr. Gee, by consent nirodussi oiii 10
Inc sail bounty act 10 reduce the duty TO one
cent The militia bill providing ioE reduction and re-.
form in the system was considered but no question
siso the bill to punish seduction and adultery
al uosa the senate GILL; to pay certain ex
incurred By Delaware county, under the oct TO
snioros the law snd pssssrve eEdss -saNs"v Af<ss,
slOrj ". fss Nt8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

Knsx's Fashionable IIats for the eDsusn9-
spring. s.tv for ssreesiou sale rulu
street, between Wian and Nassau Those who sD
the votaiss Of fashion, but who wish lock uailsn ~
wearing Hr which most becoming them have
hats made short notice by calling
Spring style Of Boys Hat, now ready.
To those WIN study Ec0hOmy, combined
with elsg NEE conveussce and utility the Subscribers offer
their Por able Shawn and Dfssng C,xes, the
plse Of the kind everoH rcd 20 the public n all
the merits Of tbs imported sc with tss- advanfs
gssbeing cheaper compsct AID The srtce ned
them form their duties and last
each being furnished wnh the subscriber celebrated
q. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway,
afew doors above Courtlsnd street.
Ap0plexy.-This Dreadful Com plaint 10 &C.
neray preceded by pain in the heed ddnsss especially
uniig suddenly round dmnrss Of ii stcpor oss "
and other unplessn sympt,ms which indicate load
ed aud corrupt 'ate Of the blood .
wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier Of tie
sxpe from the body these aud corrupt
which the Of mssdy incident
Wghs Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve
we'll parity The flood snd the efore not
ci oil every om the body bur OF the pes
medic the Tor the cure OF collie,
dysssy cholera mobus aud other diseases oil the int~s'
tlDes.
of samuel Reed who sss medicine puprtns 10 be Ia
di r in Gay do East OF Ma kst street Al
Of mine, neither can guaranty 40 geau-
inc that he has for sale.
The -ny security against imposon TO puchs.e r. 20
pc, he hc us Of Agency or e. he VI
WILLIAM WRIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

IS SIT III esssl,5t9 Sl,'o3,1D s.BU " y
very large per cent OF the exports composed Of
domestic products The carrying trade 10 also almost
exclusively confined TO American bottoms. or the e.
ports in ls43 81 7ss ATS transported In American
bottoms and only 500 els In foreign vssses In leso
g. $50 ola Of the domestic exports Brasil were shipped
in American VESSELS and ssAsss in foreign vessels Or
the foreign exports sAa 7sl were shipped in AnsricsA
vessels and only 1909 10 foreign vssssls Our imports
from Brazil come principally In American bottoms In 4
ls., our imports were valued at 1904 Sos Of which
As ooS os4 we're brought In American vessels.
The imp ortaion Of manufactured goods into RIO -
n.iro in s44 was much larger than otherwiss would
have been, from desire Of anticipating the incresssd
duties levied on the 18th Of November Of that year. and
for the same diminuon Of import vas looked
for In ls4 Contrary, however, to this expectation,
quantity Of manufactured goods Of all scrptions 70
csvsd in ls4s far exceeded the importation Of any pre-
vious year-lsSi excepted
We table showing the imports Of cotton mani
ufsctures into Rio Janeiro for years.
the country from whence they were rscsved:-
IMPoRrs MANUFACTURED rorror Rio JArrfho ror
Mr. ram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
News from Europe.

There appears 10 be considerable anxiety
for the safety Of the Unicorn. She had not
arrived at Halifax on the 5ih inst, and it is
matter OF some doubt when she will arrive there
lis now supposed that her news will reach Boston,
by some sailing yessefrom Halifax, if the steam er
should succeed In crossing the Atlantic
The Caledonia, with advlces from Liverpool 10
the 9Th inst, is now in her tenth day, and may be
expected next Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
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will be observed that two thirds Of the aggregate
vsus Of impertations Into the United States from Brazil
the single article coffee. and that about one half
ofths value Of merchandise exported from the United
States to Brazil In agricultural products and about
onsthird In cotton manufactures.
The extent OF trade with Brazil 10 not generally
known, its valus appreciated as oughtto be- The
total value of exports from the United states Brazil
for four years. has been o. annexed -
VALUE ExpeRTs TO BRAru.
lsu Issa M isn
Foreign EXPORTS. s751l 1881 aU.W aa,"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
For Aldermen, the following were considered as

.This Is doubtul-both parties claim him - their
candidate.
The other officers were elected in about the same
ratio. The native ticket made very poor show,
indeed. The highest figure reached by the candi-
date for Mayor was IA majority in the It'll ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
Wiiliamsburgh Election.

The election in this vicinity was only for town
officers, but Notwithstanding, politics a. usual, was
mixed up in the affair, and three tckets-whg, do
mocrat and native, were put in. The following are
the parties elected-all on the democratic tickets
pIsrRIcT. SECOND DISTRICT
For 7t,,sfees For Trustees.
Edward l3odfrey 100 John Hanford. 49,. 26S
Hubert w. RAYMOND. 1856 Eusebius Hopkins. 276
Levi T. Prescott. 233 James w. Stearns. 273
DISTRICT,
For Trustees.
David Lindsay 1885, Jas NJ Aymar 100 Jas Roper, ls4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

barn the farm Of Henry and Isaac Hinckie, mes
Columbia, Pa, was consumed by Are Sunday last.
Thirteen cows four horses and three calves psrshed
Ia the aanss end quantity Of hay, throshng machine
horse Gssrs, and l0 farming implements wsrv con
sumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

AVALANCHE AT TRoy.-Another slide of earth
took place Mt Troy Saturday last the nail faco
~ In the lower part ofthat city. Two and span
OF horses were instantly killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
Movements OF Travellers.


There was quite an accession Of commercial and other
travellers yesterday regstered at tho principal hotels
Al the
AMra,cAr.-Messrs. Appleton and Cabott Boston L.
Briest, Philadelphia George P. Crap, Phadslphia (;
Bridges, Cambridge; James Hutchinson, Mo. trsal David
Osgood, Boston; Z. M Armstrong. Newburgh; Major
Ripley " Messrs vickers and Fortescue, PhiladoL
pnia; II. 8. Newcomb US ~; George Crap. fhiIa:
Asrsa-C Haven, St Louis; Wilson, Marx and Tap
Robinson s. whvston. Providence; II. 8. Banker, Rio
Grsnde, Brazil; X. Livingston Poughkeepsie G. Cush-
ing w Delano Boston; B. Cadue, Baltimore; T. Baker,
Boston J, Plumb, Albany Oregon, Daweer. Reed,
Wade, Whitney, Tibbits Lyman and Tony, Boston
Carter. Bliss and Kell Manchester, England; J. Wilcox
c. Sexton, Ohio NJ Rathburn, Albany; r Collins, Mas
sachusetfs.
CIrr-s Parmentar, Oswego; J. Evans, Philadelphia;
Benjsnin Harrison. Baltuor T. Harvey, N Orleans
John Purdy Washington, cit, Tisdsie, Boston; Jas
Cleveland Saunders, Albany; g. Roby Toledo, Onio
c. strschen, D. Dove, Patterson vermont scot.,
Bennington; Com. Kearney, USN; J. Orne, Pniladel-
phie; Saunders, c. Christie, do; NJ 8 Johns, do;
Isaac Cook, Boston
more; Robert Truck, Binehanp,on: r. Thompson, 81.
Louis; L. A. Bardweli, Albany; = Rice, Montreal j.
Shear Albany Thomas Foster Utica George Burdin.
Genesee county; W. Cushman, Rochester; d. T.. Ban
croft. Michigan; n. McMichael Albany; George War
ner, Michigan; Fay and Lindsey, Rochelle; Murphy,
HowARp --Apdrew Appleshena, Philsdephis W "
per, Robert Draper, Philadelphia; M DeDison Baiti-
more; NJ. Noysss, Vermont; 8 Evsns Boston; smith,
Dockery and Balch, Pr0viden-e; 8. H. Roe Milton
Adams, London, Canada West; Jesse How, Virginia; j.
Whiting, Utica W. Spencer, Lancaster, Pa; j. sidney
Jones Phadelpha George Bochins. do, George pun
bar, n. O.; Moses, Kimba Boston; j. Walker, Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

SxcoD DAY ELECTIONS IN CoNNEcTIcUT.-We
have received, per Adams q Co.'s express, returns
from the elections on Monday in the following towns
which failed to elect representatives on their first
al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

SrEcK OF WAR.-The city was thrown into a
state of considerable commotion, by the proceed
ings OF the Common Councl in reference to a COM
munication that was sent by Secretary Marcy, from
Washington. to the Mayor, relative TO the defence
of this city in case OF war.
1t seems that the administration Is waking up at
last to the reality, and that they apprehend difficulty
to grow out of our relations with England, if not.
with Mexico The requirement of the Secretary of
War for Castle Garden, Is referred to a committee
Of the Common Council, which will probably make
report at the next meeting, restoring that fort to
the original owners This movement, however, has
created feeling OF excitement throughout the city,
and convinced every body that there is something
real in the idea Of hostities occurring between
and gland but while this belief exists is coupled
with remarks on Secretary Marcy and his military
knowledge, rather his military ignorance, not at
all COM limentary to that distinguished funconary,
or the position he holds, or may hold in the event
Of war. The idea Of demanding Castle Garden,
for the defence Of this city, is ridiculous, and 10
calledia real military farce. The only points that
can be relied upon for the defence OF this city, are
Sandy Hook, Staten Island at the Narrows, or
Fort Hamilton on Long Island, and these positions
are in state Of complete dilapidation, or worse.
The only fort among them that Is in fighting
condition 10 that on Long leland.
The community here begin to think that our rela-
tons with England are assuming a serious aspect.
and that the administration have at last woke up,
and are preparing for the worst. The consequence
is TINT stocks fell yesterday and probably they will
fall still further this day.
five are to ave fight with England, sooner or
later, the Oregon question, it Is full time for
Ca ka l,rvk s-r chn. md
patching up the holes therein.
FROM BRAzn.-We are indebted to Capt. Nilsson,
of the brig Superb, from Rio Janeiro, tor a large
number Of Rio Janeiro and Rio Grande papers.
Our regular, files Of the Cmnca~tl and Jor~ol do
Commerce., to a later date, were received on Mon
day by the Mazeppa.
Capt NJ informs us, verbally, that the Emperor
Of Brazil was in Peoas, where he had just arrived
from very popular tour through the Province of
Rio Grande, which 1t was thought would greatly
conduce towards keeping that district in its present
peaceful and quiet state. He was expected to leave
for Rio Janeiro about the 18th OF February.
SANDWICH ISLANDS The bark Alliotb, Captain
Spring, arrived yesterday from Oahu, whence she
sailed on the 10th of November. She brings no i'm
portant news.
The U. s frigate Constitution, Capt. Perciva, was
at Oahu. last from Ivana Bay Batan. The G. sailed
on an independent cruise from Hampton Roads on
the 18th Of April, 1874, touching and remaining at
New York IS days; thence to Rio, and so on to
China and Honolulu, where she arrived on the 10th
of November, lS45; having visited during that time
twenty-threc ports; called %, 254 miles in 3l3 days
and IS hours and remained 262 days in the various
ports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

Democratic majority in the House, 30 far. -
There are thirty members yet to BE- heard OF, and
the democrats must have elected nine Of them to
secure majority. There can be little doubt that
they have done 90, although there is possibility
that the result may be different.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
MONEY MARKAT.


Tuesday, April 10 Pm.
Stocks ere heavy to-day, with q downward tendency
In prices. Long Island fell CT per cent; Harlem >;
Reading railroad, Norwich and Worcester, u; Nor
rs Canal, i; Pennsylvania 81 Iii Canton u. Ohio cs
closed arm at yesterday prices.
The receipts Of the Western Railroad Csnpany 70
the hrst quarter this year. compared with that for tn
corresponding period last year. show increase equal
to sb ,u, twenty Eve percent.
WssrrRH RAIL RoAp, MAssAcuUsR1rs.
Jan 10 Msrch y, l45. 1885, Increase.
Passengers. $so.s9sol $s3M7I t33si 7s
r reign. yUb1 ~ WIZ - 1851 W
Other sources. 500 So $50 ~ 89i OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

PURE WATSR IN BosTor The msjorty for pure
wafer in Boston, at the polls on Monday, was 4seo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
CITY Intelligence.

THr BALL OpErsp-On referring to our advertising
eoinmns will be seen that the hrst trot Of the
comes OF to Gay on the Centrevlie course, commencing
at ~ PM.
chu,ch of,hs Msesjah are now holding fair a Ph0nx
Hall. No soa Broadway. IL 'echsrcm and merits at
tention.
FiaE-A hrs was discovered in the bakery kept By
0erman At No ii, Forsyth ST., between four aud Eve
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Considerable damage
dons to the Aour by re and water-and the Joor ba-
her vas severely burnt tive face and head while
dsavoring to extinEuish the flames
Anan named Bernard Fitzpatrick, q member ofths IT.
Nicholas Total Abstinence Society," In Boston, has lately
stsd with st2 so entrusted 70 him 10 purchase
badges, he- for D. Pstrioks day somaAnhulism. de-
sl4saly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11

h!LS. Judds and New Bedford blcached
~ Lamp superior quality constantly Tor sale
hy us, a. Arent- of Ia manufacturers
oc 2s-l- DAVENPORT, ALLEN = co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
H.S;i| Gun

ESnIAH VEGAGabLE FINaGe...--,rs,n. sre
eers TIE ter Meeuri d any lhcr eomsaa arising from
npunc'o ia, bood requested following ttsiu.o
dicine.
But lest simple statement Of facts convincing those
who aie daiy imposed upon b. eedaes VIII
ieHee the fTtc magultons writers yins wines. IN
epetson Of MI Brooks whose case mantcre teo may
seen al our once no Murray seei lew Yof where
kniy consented d4ys fo the satsaetoa OF
those who iequire oeeuIlr demonstration.
As M H. can remain but short family in Pha
Hepha ose who feel an aercst in such oaessri
Read! Read! Rcnd!!!
We tc Undersigned, having Hfooks II, nj III.
"bee OF M"s Rovasd alton, $40 Market street, Pin phi,
head or
i.ai scroa and terrible have hecn hi, twelve
years' ooraet y tn fc.troy,r
Iii palate TIE roofo nose upper lp and lower
~ OF W tth eye have heen destroyed h face Esay
des ulton 81 hseagc.
Mr. H. informs that January last the whole Of his
nu b. well a. 'h hsface, p and pain.
faIncers
IIh ofJanuary last he NJ, ,1rrIENs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA which checked the dl.e,se an
few days and o that time the has progressed without IN
efniss0n.
New eh has supplied the place OF the deep eers and though
ha dissGEed bis iaes % snunj and his general realm
We arr ASSURED hat IN '' "eltnru' Of Mr.. Books
tii' Ointment or CaEsiIc applications been
Cha Row4ad ,ls.d,ln Crayari count, Penn
}. w Joncs, NJ u, 20 a. ,t.eat Paiadeipp-.
e. W Hlpi lon ii. u, 80 South st.. 10.
Iiln''ay Caldwell, Marion eouHty. No.
Wan S,cInr, 81 u C1mIen n J.
H. Peter anui7etsef Of Mineral Teeth. st. Phil
l. A. Moenmeh"- Eat7S Phia Dln1cai 257 Nor 80 st do
Geo. w. >cz htus. maker an Market 81, rhila.
I'D O.. o"s pastor Of 18th Baptist Church d,
JOIN b. ago 'i'lh.a .Noti American ohcrl
John w hshn- as, tr -o'tl street, rhlld alil.
Is Ha-Icf. i.uiucrtuh.T, iiG CirsEut Il. do
Peter -.'h Sm ur Editor Nauvc Eagle,
In Goes y. o., ros,nn, Mass
tauf,I lb.s.OosIEt Phi,
Peter Wnsh,, -5J Make, .t,es, rhll
VIM Jr" pastor =, Paul T. Church Catb,rn. =, pbi,
yno IL.m'or' pastor let ntes eofcn Church Broad 81,
I.'SyI-sl' 1n'.sl,T Of Pecan sanied Phia.
= -. IeE f-it'r olive Gau,, uuy!rs:owu Bucks co Pa
y-''' =. 80" .'l.nf AEa'reaE ScHitGel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
GALLAGHER q OLDNEt,

"ANE in store and for sale on reasonable
q Il genera Of all kinds Foreign and bones
Liquors retail. They at
hand g. TO- Is and 20 gall demohns aad run and
put up good any quantity be wanted.
Keepers public country
goO1 would % well h,m call
pgrehasnE they arsa'et That !1ucT they may
sen Will ;govr BE- a genuine aTt'cis. =" ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11
TOTEE PUBLIC.

HINE my articles trial and Judge Tor yourself.
~ IwarautthrIn tn be or the money refunded
My EAU LUsTRNI HAIR RESTORATNE--Th universally
proved arec cr fum ardent spirits,
other destructive materials cleans the hair expeditions
w. beautifully bright aud delicate flag
Hair washed IN tins becomes
prasirsy ard lnrurant ~ growth and Will positively bring
bald heads by and hair hl has tctu made
mar rrcy falling BY Of
Improper pTcpHuors will be resoei natural aud
briarcy a ftw applications Il the Eau Lustrll
preserya against b1ress and ntalhe al
skin the head, dlniuGanl preventing
Ihc falirE OF of the hair and turning grey.
simple odlee and of plsEts u
the eLd wed with highly cearsnE lhl
Epd-rmi' aud Capillary tubes OF
Precipitation aEd OF the and dead PARTICLES ih1t
deposits Vuies TIE hlir, and beau
t0 clS ard sonos' ami agreeable and vvus perfume
ENlOENCE-NatuIe IuCEhlustitle mine, erpe
snt udy Will always find room HthaJ
which prooucss all that calls aLd hch
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