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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-03
WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

IL BALSAM Vi WILL {,
THE e,eat remedy for CONSUMPTION, and the
i best medicine known to man TOR Asthma Of every
stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Shortness of Breath,
Pains and Weakness in the side, breast, sc, and all
other diseases Of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
A very important disease over which this .sBalslni'
exerts a very ful influence, is that ofa DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint il has undoubtedly proved
more efhcacious than any remedy hitherto employed,
and in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from The disease, without re-
celving the least benefit from various remedies, ard
when MERCURY has been resoriad TO in vain, the use
ofthis Ralssm has restored the LIVER to 4 healthy ac-
ton. and in many instances effected PERMANENT
CURES, after every known remedy had failed 10 pro.
duce this desired effect.
Besides Its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, we also find IL q very efftctual remedy III
STHMA a complaint in which 1t has been extensive
ly used with decided success, even in cases of years
standing.
II not only emanntes from a regular Physician, but
has also been well tested In all the complaints for which
il is II is not my intention, therefore,
either TO cloak u in mystery, or IN any way deceive the
public by overraling lis virtues; on the contrary, I shall
simply endeavar 10 give !; brief statement Of Its useful
ness, and Halter myself that its surprising efficacy will
enable me 10 furnish such proofs of its virtues "a will
satisfy The most incredulous, that Consumption may,
and "CAN BE CURED If this medicine be resoited
10 In time.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Feb. 3-c4t GaYNOH & WOOD, Richmond, Va.
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pHu.ADET.PHIA A r

PHILADELPHIA MARKET Jan. 81.
CorFEE-A cargo OF 500 bags Laguayra Co.
fee was sold on arrival at s CTS. per ID. Further
sales Of 500 bags Rio, at IT a 8, and fair 81 cts
all on time.
FLouR-There has been more activity in Flour,
with sales $500 bbls. common and fair brands at
5. including 5000 bbls. al 5,93. To-day holders
ask 5, but one or two irregular sales have been
made al a fraction less.
GaAlS-Sales of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania
GOOD red Wheat for grinding, at LOS a LOS, aud
q 10, Of white at 40 per bushel. Rye-none
here. C~orn-Sales OF Penn. yellow 63 a Ga cts
Southern we quote al 81 a 63 cts. Oats at 50
c,s-no sales.
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GALvANlC RINGS AND MAGNETIC
FLUID.
Rheumatic eaCUt.

ITO DR. CllRISTIE-Sir After a fair trial
i OF almost everything without any good ell
ieci, | lhink | mast attribute a remarkable cure
10 The power Of your G%alvanic and Magnetic al
licies. IL am no. mistaken in the cause, they
have very seriously relieved me Of Rheumatic
Gout, D. long Standing, together with general ner-
vous debility oilhe system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
l00 Bank Street. n. YORK.
II MIS-. Jackson is a relative Of MAJ. Nj. NJ.
Noah, who has kindly aided the following:
Dear D~oclor-Jhe alove case is personally
known 10 me, and is TO, less strange than true. Il
is a happy result, 10 which bear witness with
pleasure. ! may safe, that some other cases have
CONE 10 my notice, OF 4 nature equally fortunate
and successful. Very sincerely, YOURS,
NJ. NJ. NOAH.
New York, October 80, 1915.
Beware OF spurious limitations OF these arIi-
Giles. The only placein Richmond 10 obtain he
genuine rings and tuid. is a. The Drng Store o.
DUYAL & PURCELL,
Jan. II III Main Street.
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nylRGINIA LAW ROOKSp

Law BUNS.
Tx reference to the advertisement of Mr.. Chas.
l. F. Fisher, il seems only necessary 10 SAY, that
| noticed tie advertisement in Mir. Kings name,
because ii was obviously my drlv 10 DO 50. The
prices OF the Reports, which the Stale owns, be-
ing, as have before said, fixed and ihvariabIe,
it necessarily follows, that neither Mr.. King nor
any other vender can sell them lower unless he
sells at less than he pays Tor them. With the
earlier series Of Reports, liz: Washington, Call,
Hening & Muniord, and Munlord, | have nothing
10 do-even TO make oul a case. But, | repeat,
that | can supply any number Of Law Books,
of The best editions, and at as low rates as they
can be furnished in The regular course OF fair
trade. | have no personal interest 10 The matter.
LIT those interested ascertain whether the fact be
as | have stated.
VIM. Fl. RICHARDSON,
Secretary Commonwealth and Librarian.
Feb ,
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THOMPSONS COMPOUND SYRUP or
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA

TIME unbounded popularity acquired BY this va
i luable medicine, and The thousands who have
recovered health by lis use, are proof oft excel
lence in all pulmonary complaints. We there
fore caution our readers 10 avoid every species OF
imitation, as various articles are sought TO be
loisled on the community, ~ approprialing paIl
Of the ma me and palming them off on The repula-
ton oflhis medicine. Iiy0a are wise, touch none
Of them, bu, procure the genuine article.
pric. IN cents p-r bottlr-six bottles for 81 10.
FOR sale in R:chmcnd b. DUvALt PURCELL.
General Agents in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling; In Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos; ~ LyEehburg by John
n. S.ay: in rrrl-ri, ssiura av Dr. James Cooke, and c.
Il. Hunt; and in fanmvllle by nr. VIM. II Chappeli.
I.r
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Exchange Concert Room.

FOR TWO NIGHTS.
MIR. and the Misses SLOMAN have the
1tl honor 10 announce a grand
Vocal and Instrumental Entertainment,
Consisting of works from great composers Tor The
Harp, Piano and Voice, THIS EVENING
(Monday,) and TOMORROW EVENING,
(Tuesday J The Cd and 81 February.
PROGRA Nj M E.
Piano Forte Grand Duet for four hands, on
airs from "Guiilaume Telr-Heiz. The Misses
Sloman.
Harp: Grand Variations on WebeI's last
Wallz-Rochsa. Miss Z. Slonan.
Ballad: My OH House al Home Miss L.
Sloman.
Harp and Piano Duet: Due de Icichslad.-
Bochsa. The Misses Sloman.
Buffo Song: "Blue Beard" Mr.. Sloman.
Harp: "Garland OF Shamrocks" -Buchsa.-
Miss E. Sloman.
Ballad Il Dreamt | Dwell in Marble Halls
Bohemian GiIl-Balie. Miss A. Sloman.
Song: "Remember Me"-Balte. Miss {. Slo.
man.
Harp and Piano Duet: "Somnambula"-Boch-
sa. The Misses Sioman.
Buho Song: "Shakspeare's Seven Ages
MIR. Sloman.
II Admission so cents. Concert TO
at half past 7 O'clock. Feb. 2-2t
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
{, ss

On 7,mrlm Street, mar he I1aig ODdes,
VTHERE may be had, TO order, 4, he short
w es, notice, The best Of the above articles
glazed or unslazed, as the case may rcquire-on
The most reasonable terms. The best OF reference
can be given as regards the quality OF my work,
both in city and country. Give me a call.
MILES AMBLER.
n. b have at my Factory, facilities Tor
executing work in the above line in a superior
manner. and in less time than any other csta-
blishment in the Old Dominion. | also keep
on hand some ready-made work. NJ. A.
Jan. I0-Cti
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w Il. TurpiR's Lottery DGisce,
nTO 10I MAIN STREET P;ebmoud YTr.

Correspondents and others are requested 10 no.
tice the annexed schedule of Schemes 10 be drawn
in the month OF February; and when in search o!
PRIZE TIcKETs, be careful in all cases 10 address
orders 10 w. P. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1916.
Three Capitals OF $4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 6, 10 be drawn
a, Alexandra, ID. C., on Saturday, February !.
Capitals: 3 of S25, 600, 10000, 5000, 2,227, 40
Of 900, SO Of 400, 80 Of $50, 40 oil 200, &c. 81
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
l40 00--Sharcs in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass !, for 1876, 10 be
drawn Feb'y Ia. Brilliant Scheme! $40, 600,
10000, 5 900, 5000, 1887. 1000, . OF 500, 3 OF
!, 300, 5 of 1850, 100 OF 500, 100 OF 400, &c. IS
Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate COSTS
$l30-Shares in proportion.
3 5,29i Dollars!-1W Of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass s, for 1916, 10 be
drawn February 81. Grand Scheme: 35,;9i
dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1875, 100 of 200,
lis, of 300, &c. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
140 00-Shares in proportion.
SO, 900 Dollars so of ! ,000!-2O,000 TO- 600!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10. ., for lsi6, TO
be drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: SO, 1000
dollars, 10000, 10000, 5,O00, 1900. 1853, 80
Of 900, 100 of 500, 1870 OF 300, &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets only II. A certificate
COSTS lG0 dollars-Shares 10 proportion.
Orders for TieGe,s, received frceof Postage and
attended 10 BY return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement Address
Jan. % w. p. TURPIN.
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA,

oE1ANDo
THE blood contains the elements Of the whole AMI.
i NAL stru~c,ure-fesh and fibre, glands, muscles.
tendons, the nails, the hair, and even the bones them
selves, are all sustained by the blood. Well, then, may
IL be called the stream of life. In proportion to the pi-
riy of fluid will be that of the substances into which II
is continually changing. Corrupt blood, instead of pro
ducing healthy flesh, Is likely enough to develope sores
and ulcers. When these appear, whether in the spcci-
tic form OF Scrofula, Abscess, &C., or OF the ordinary
typos, there is no detergent. it ia believed, that will va
rapidly neutTaiize the virus In tho blood from which
| they sprinP, as Sands SarsapaIilla.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may be obtained of agents gratis.
aT Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. d. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 10 Broadway, corner
Of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by V
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Price-sl per bottle. or six bottles for S.. Feb 3
MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER &
lFI CO.-TO-Day -Ss,000 &C. 70 Nos, Ia drawn.-
Tickets 50; halves !; quarters Scots
This Evening, draw Ing received to-morow.-s25 600,
1880, S 600, 30 prizes Of 1000. &c.-7S Nos, 10 drawn.
Whole Tickets IS.
Also, $4,000, &c.-G6 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass S:
40 II 4s & 81 "a 46 CO % a. So 50.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Cass %:
25 AZ f5 "A II II 81 10 70 46 Al II ].
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class No. Il:
81 30 8 IS 10 l % ii CO IA Sc IL.
uURRAH. HURRAH FOR LUCK!-I have COM
II menccd the week by selling a Capital Prize Of
$1,000.
Drawn Nos. az Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. S:
40 II As s 81 "a &c 60 &c AZ So 50.
Ticket, Nos. II AZ SO, n Capital Prize Of 81 900, sold
aRd casled by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery Glass %:
Is AZ AZ ii ~ Il 81 70 20 46 Al 10 l..
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 81:
81 20 9 IS 10 | % III 10 Is Sc IL.
For Prizes, call at LUCk'S OFFICE.
Feb.
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T MOORE g. CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE. No.
y :, East Main ST., opposite the Old Market.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK

MOORE q CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE, No
.. 2, East Main ST., opposite the Old Market.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK.
For to-day tuesday, a magnificent Lottery.
Capitals: $4,000. 1000. 1000, s64, 10 Of 800, &c.
- Nos, ii drawn ballows. Whole Tickets 2;
halves !; quarters so els.
For Wednesday-Two Splendid Lotteries i
Grand Capitals: s25, 900, $500, 5000, 1000,
2,sO6, 500, 30 of !, 900, &c. 10 Nos, 13 drawn
ballots. Tickets Ss-Halves 4-Quarters 2.
Also, The Dollar Lot cry. Capital: 49, DOC,
LOCO: &c. 66 Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets
80 cts. -Quarlers 25 cts.
For Thursday-A magnificent scheme. Ca.
pilals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, I,645, 10 of
i,ooO, 10 of l,250, 10 Of | 900, sc. IS Nos, IL
cfawn ballots. Tickets S5-Halves2 So Quar-
Nrs / 25.
For Friday, two fine Lotteries.-Grand Capi.
las; Si2'OVO, 5000. 1850, $500, &c. IS Nos.
10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81; halves 9; quar-
Also. the Dollar Lottery-Capi,als 1000 dol.
lars, 1000, &c. IS Nos, IA draw T 1i;CS uo' !,
dollar; halves so els; quarters IS cts.
For Saturday Morning, a fine Lo,,ery.-capi-
.Sls; 5000, $500, 1900, I,l4O, 1000, SC. p
..os, u drawn ballots. Tickets 40; halves /:
tot Saturday Evening, two splendid Schemes.
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 1900. 5000. 2O0o
.,asoV, l,eOo, &c. Is Nos. Is drawn. Tictr,s
o; halves ?; quarters l..
Also, The Peoples Fayorite, the Dollar L,o,,e.
~: Capital; So. 200, &c. Sc Nos. 10 drawn.
i'ess's ! halves so cts; quarters IS els.
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II E NJ L..
William II. Ladd,

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
No. 3l9, Head Of Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
WOULD most respectfully inform the customers Of
" his old stand, and those who may be pleased to
favor HIM with their patronage, that he has removed 10
The Store formerly occupied by Dr.. Robinson as a Bota.
mic lnti:mary, where he is prepared 10 furnish them
with an assortment Of fresh Drugs and Medicines
Also, Paints, Oils, Varnisii, Dye -Stutis, Window Glass,
Putty, ETC., etc at The shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
n. bah those wanting Goods in his line Of bust
ness Wouid do rsI TO give him a call before purchasing
elsewhere. Feb. 3-cGW
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IN CHANCERY.-VrRciSt,:-I No
l Cart, 4:h December, lsi5:
William Il. Jennings,

IN CHANCERY.-FIRciStA:-ln Holloway County
l Court, 4h December, lsi5:
William X. Jennings, flaintia
against :,
Johnson NJ. Dmncar, William a. Chambers, Edward
G Chambers, Robert r. Chambers. Jamrs g. Chambers,
| Samuel A. Chamhrrs John e.. Chamber. and German
". Griffin and Elizabeth his wife. Defendants
This day came The p'aintif. hy his Counsel anu 'ea
| mis- bUI against The dri@nianis; ana The defendants, I'd
ward G. Chambers, Robert r.. Chamhefs, James =
| Chambers, Samuel A. Chambers Joln =. ''aInpei-,
| and German ~ Gsfin and Elizabeth NJ. hrs wife, not
| having entered tier appearance and given security, &C
| cording 10 The net of Assembly aud The rules OF this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thsi
,b.v : moi inhabitants Of this country. II Is Ordered,
| thai the raid alsrn, defendants do appear here on the
| drst day Of March onrt newt, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that 2 erpy of ;his order be forthwith IN
! serted in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
| nond FIR two months successfully, and posted Al the
| front door Of The Court -hcu.e of this county.
h~Copy-Teste,
Pee l6-Cw2m /. &C.
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A CARD.
WIN. McCrcry, Tailor, &c,

ATE OF lhls CITY, and how engaged in bust
IL ness with The established house OF
T.. w. TRYON & Co,
237 Broadway, corner OF Park Place. New York,
Is here on a visit, and will remain a few days.
He will be happy 10 serve any OF his former
friends, and those Of The public who will patron
ise The house, with the assurance tina, they shall
be well served. Any communication addressed
through the post Office, or LEFT at The store oil
Messrs. Drinker & Morris, shall receive his
prompt attention. Feb. 2-6,if
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GEO. w. ATKINSON,
Com mission " Merchant
SUCCESSOR OF ELLIS & ATkINSO

OGcc-Ffoat BE,iiirg, Sioclce Hare-HOnse,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
~ w. a. vii! give strict and personal attention Ia
u. the sale of Tobacco, Wlira, and -Four, and mosi
respectfully so!tc::s the patronage Of his country friend
and the public generally.
Ian 0-cWom
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To the Officers Of The Custom Houses IN Tie
limited ,SLnLes nnd Ill nLhsrs

John n. SNEAD, Of the county of King & Queen,
y Va, having fraudulently written over my signature
4 hill Of sale for the schooner Eliza; and having By that
means changed her papers ut York Town, where she
was reglstered-tiis IL TO ioIewain all persons from pur-
chasing the said vessel, and to request all Custom House
Officers 10 stop her, and To inform me where the said
vessel is now registered. | further request that they or
der her home, TO M%attaponi river, Man,olise Landing,
King and Queen county, Va.
Said schooner Is rated at about fifty tons.
SHIN. w. CARLTON,
King x Queen Courthouse, Va.
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HEAT II !.

MR.. POTTER'S BENEFIT,
AND LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Alter this evening, The Theatre will close 10
make preparations for The new Ballet, in which
Miss MARY ANN LEE will appear.
On TUESDAY EVENING, february Sd,
viii be performed the new and successful Play Of
The Patrician's Daughter.
Mordaunt MIR. Jamison.
Earl OF Lyn,erne. MIR. Thompson.
Mabel, Mrs. Potter.
Dancing BY Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Gertrude.
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w P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE -For This
". Morning.-The Alexandria Lottery, Ex., Glass rs.
Drawing comes per Northern mail Ut 9 O'Clock. Capi.
tails: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 90 prizes of 900, &c. "a
Nos IA drawn. Tickets S5-sharss in proportion
Sales close al II O'Clock.
For This Afternoon.-Capitais: $4,000, 1000, OF
900, sc. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S3-shares In
proportion. Prize tickets can be obtained OF
Feb. w. p. TURPlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-03

TINE Annual General Meeting Ct the "siutual Assnr-
of Virginia . win he held al their Office, In the city Of
Richmond, on Saturday, The 7h Of February neni, at !
O'Clock. P. NJ. J. UI~hEhfOORp T. a.
Jan. 9-cWtd
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NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 3Oa2 81 P. M.
Sales OF Cotton 600 bales, prices steady. 1000
bbls Genesee and Michigan -four for export at
IS 53-Genesee alone al 5 81. Six thousand
bushels Southern corn TO a distiller al 62t cents,
WI. oats so cts. Jersey AZ a 43 CTS. ;..no change
in ashes or whisEeY.
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JUST in TIME

rNHE schooner Olive has just arrived with
Il Siniihlleli Bacon. Lard and Sweet Potatoes,
all OF which are warranted 10 be of ihe very be:t
quality, and for sale. Apply 10 he Captain, on
board, lying near The head OF the Dock.
Feb. 3-3t
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THOMSON'S SYRUP OF TAR
i Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Bucl,an's Hungarian Balsam
Mrs. Gardeners Baisam Of LiTerwort
NavilIs Honey OF Livcrwort
And many other popular Cough remedies, fol
SAFE By
E.h >
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: la Lottery. Glass No. s: ~" " oo"s
a. 20 10 81 lS 30 50 So % 81 IS 8.
h,sxandria Lottery. Extra, Glass No. &c:
90 "a 80 80 - 50 al % Is %.
o'awins OF Alexandria Lottery, Cla,. M. s.
y 70 10 IS 10 40 80 6 SS oS 3 "a.
ty "e ieket' Nos. 10 &c 4s, a prize Of 81, 500, sold
fes 2 HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-03

REM VAL.
T HAVE removed my Store from Cary Street
L 10 East sile Of Main Street, No. 100, a few
doors below the Jewelry Store Of Messrs. Mitch
ell & Tyler, and directly opposite The Stores OF
Nlessrs. pulney & Waits and Hubbard, Gardner
& Carlton. My old friends and customers
arc desired 10 continue their patronage, and The
public generally 10 give me a call, as no effort
on my part shall be wanting TO give satisfaction,
My services are offered 10 The public as a Gene
raj Commission Merchant, and strict attention
will be paid 10 The sale Of all kinds of Country
Produce. Liberal advances made on all Con-
%signments. JOHN WOMBLE.
Jan. 81
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John WOMBLE, Commission MERCHANT
y No 100, East Main street, offers for sale, on
the most satisfactory terms:
10000 lbs. superior Middiing Bacon
10000 lbs. superior Shoulders
5000 lbs. ~liams-some old, and very fine
$50 kegs No. l Leaf Lard
Is bbls. DO. Do.
300 bbs. No. n. c. Cut Hcrrings-cLeaE
10 cases Liquorice Paste
40 boxes Adamantine Candies, &C., &c.
Ian %
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South 18th

OANo OCTlSC, W.. y, oOuth ftu
- Street.
Let allth world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
GREAT LUCK!
Fifty-one Capitals [,hIee-number prizas] sold
and paid by STRATTON since The 26th De-
cember TO The 3lst January.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, No. 4, Jan.
%:
20 50 Is % 81 81 80 8 sc So lI241
Half Ticket Nos. 20 30 36, Three more
Half Ticket Nos. 8 80 81, : Prizes in one
Half Ticket Nos. 8 81 50, Lottery, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburs Lottery, No 4, Jan. 26:
60 As G5 II II 81 IA So ~ 80 % 36 % II 4s
Nos. &c SO II, $50; and II So II, 500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Monongalia, No. 5. Jan. 30:
46 10 CT Is l 30 60 So AZ 81 IS S
Tickets Nos. So co CT, and 10 55-ho,h sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra, &c, Jan. 30lh
&c "a 80 39 l2 So 4l ~ IS "a
Whole Tickets Nos. 80 80 G6, 500 dollars;
and 10 al &c 100 doIlars-sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawing Of Alexandria, No. 5, Jan. 30:
IA 4S 10 IS 10 40 80 63 &C 90 Q 36
Ticket Nos: 26 30 &c, 500 dollars. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. 10 Leesburg, Glass 5, Feb. Q:
81 81 SO 25 SO 3 "a Is A Is 81 80 J
Feb.
~ACT7 Nv NTCI-C -- ri.n-.L;.n.d
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TENEA OR TAPE WORMS ENTIRELY
ERADlCATED WITH BRANDRETHS

ERADlCATED WITH BRANDRETH'S
PILLS.
TINE following testimony in proof Of the
il powers OF BRANDEETHiS PILLS as
remedy against worms IS inserted mere. Dr.
Brandreih can assure the pubic that he has
known much more surprising cases, were he 4.
liberty to refer to individuals.
READiSG, FAIRFIELD CouSTY, CosS.
DR.. BENJAMIN BRASDRgTn-Dea Sir: | have
been troubled with the tape worm for II years
many have come from NE, from 20 10 80 Zee.
lons-more or less every day oi shorter ones
every Two or three weeks ] had a sick time from
them-preSsure at stomach-heavy l~oad-mary
have cIawled from me while al work-injure ms
health 80 much that was not able 10 woik
one-hali the lime-srent 4 great deal Of time
and money in consulting physicians and
taxing their presctiptions-iiave been re
duced very low by taking MEDICINE, without
eiisct--last tall heard Of BRANDRETHS
PILLS as a CURE-ALL-has bu, litle faith in
them, but was determined 10 Try any, every thing,
| could find tall probable &c cure, thinking that
without some remedy | must be destroyed BY
them. | procured one box. took one dose, and
0ne 1rOrm came from me- ten feet lOng- took The
second and third, which cleanSedI me all out, and
have not had one since. have, however, taken
several boxes Of pills since, bu; have seen noap-
peaIance of worms. u i now Ten months since,
and | have gradually recovered my health,
and am now able 10 attend 10 my business
as usual, and lave no doubt they are all extinct.
When | was afflicted with worms, | wanted 10
consume three times as much ioCd as would il
in COED health. Now | take my regular meals,
and I'm hearty and enjoying good health, and
able 10 do a good days work. The last worm
that came from me was II feet long. | have not
the least doubt that it was Brandreth's Pills [your
valuable Vegetable Meticinel that effected he
cure, as every thing else tha; | could hear Of was
Tried without effect.
DR.. Brandreli's principal Office, 2iI Broadway,
New York other offices in New York.
Nj. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. /, East Main street, Richmond, corner orpo-
site The Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied wiihthe genuine, atNcw
York prices. Feb. ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-03
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In advance. The session viii elise on Inc first of July,
with an examination.
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