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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

sps-ruryzavssxs-ss- Tsrnrsa1sasss y
military and scientific exploration Of al
the yasI and almost unknown regions be-
tween the Rocly Mountains and the Pa
cifc ocoan, and between Tho Oregon river
and The Gull Of California. This expedi.
lion is expected 10 continue near two
years, and its successful result IL booked TO
with The higbosl degree Of interest By all
the friends Of science ia America and 10
Europe.
Perhaps no man Of his age, 10 my coun-
Try, has gone through such mn amount Of
labor and exeriion 81 body and mind as
Captain Fremont From tho oge Of TWEEN.
~, ihe canopy Of heaven has been his CO.
vering! tho mountains and plains, the
lakes and rivers, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, from tho Gulf oil Mexico TO the
head Of tho Mississippi, have been bis
honol The mililary Reconnaissance in
which he was engaged, became also sclen.
tfc explorations; and geography, botany,
geology, astronomy, meleorology, receive
coch as much aiieniioa from him az IL
each had been his sole persuir The fruits
Of all these researches are recorded onch
day. Materials for maps aud drawings
arc daily collected few months of office
labor prepares all for publication and the
impatient gentleman, without waiting to
SEQ any thing published, Immediately sets
off upon new expeditions.
Mathematics are tho 1ayorite study of
Captain Fremont botany bis favoriie re-
creation but all the sister sciences come
in Tor share Of his attention, and the Ian.
puapos, both ancient and modern; his
time is entirely devoted to his labors and
literary studies. His life is pattern, and
his success an encouragement TO all the
undetermined young men of America who,
Gcspslng life of sloh and case, aspire
10 honorable distinction by their own me.
rilorious exerlions. He IS married to u
daughter Of Senator Benton, bnt looks to
his own exertions, not 10 Senatorial innu
ence for advancement and promoIion.--
His widowed mother lives to see the lame,
and 10 receive the support, of son, left
nu orphan at four years Of age, and be-
ginning ut seventeen TO provide for him.
self, for her, and for younger brother
and sister,
Capt. Fremont is light and slender in
his person, very youthful in his appear
uncc, as well ns in fact, delicate in bis lea.
lures, and wholly different from what
would be looked for il the leader of such
extended and adventurous expedilions.--
Mr., Wilkins, the Secretary OF War, could
hardly believe his own eyes when, in the
fall of 1914, a modest looking youth, al.
most feminine in the deIicacy of his per
son and features, appeared before him
and reported himself as Lieutenant Ere.
mont, just returned from the expedition to
Oregon and California. To sec the lead.
er Of such an expedition in the person Of
such STRIPPING, was a surprise from which
the honorable secretary could not recover
HIMSELF until after repeated inlerroguto.
ries ARC.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

SENATORIAL ELEcrroN.--We copy below
the first aud sereatA baloiings Of the Demo
cratic Caucus for the nomination of can
didato for U. S. Senator.
FIRST BALLorINc.
Fer A. G.. MIMI: Messrs. Hicks, In.
bauye, Briscqe, TnImpn, Ramsay, Fox,
Swami, Gdleland, Carson, Kennedy, Me-
Caughn. Wade, Randall, Mcdonald, SIN
gleton, Stewart, Farrar, M'Nabb, Chewn-
ing. Woodbury., Simmans-2l.
For Ms. Foote. Messrs. Pegues, Mat
tbews, Lnmpkln, HUE, M'Afee, Robert
SOD, Campbell, Graves, Abbott, Grain, Tot
ten, Malone. Cowan, Pots, Maxey, Lo-
per, Fonlaine, Meraf-ls.
For j. A. Quitman: Messrs Adams,
Lipscomb, Nicholson. Pendleton, Ross
man, Leonard, Torry, Chambers, Wea-
lhersby Whitfield, ConnelI, Bulord, Ilol.
leman, Adams, OF Yazoo, Guy, Leigh-l6
For j. IhompSoa, Messrs Beene,
Price, Boone, Walker, Beene, Of liawam.
ba, Kinds, Martin, Cushman, Millsaps,
Diworth, II}neman, Gibbs, Griffin, Berry,
Wanen--l5
For A. g. Brona: Messrs. Dnrr IIar-
ris, Thompson, Moody, Bynum, Petus,
Lemley, Berry, Fras'--9.
For Roger Burton: Messrs Acker
Dabnoy, Hughes, Smyth, York--5.
SEVENTH BALLoTING
For A. G. MIMI: Messrs. Labauve,
Ramsay, Carson, Kennedy, Mclaughlin,
"'Dona'd, Singleton, M'Nabb, Chewing,
Simmons-l0.
For II. S. Foote: Messrs Hicks, Beene,
Adams Of Jasper, Lipscomb, Pegues, Mat.
thews, Acker, Dabney, Lumpkin, Swami,
l'oona, GiIIeIand, HUE, Walker, M'Afee,
Mopdy, ROssman, Robinson, Campbell,
Graves, Wade, Beene of ltawamba, Kinds,
Randall, Bgnum, Peuns, Abbott, Whit
field, Cornell, Grain, Buford, Touen, Ma
lone, Cowan, Potts, Maxcy, Lopez, Fon
tame, Millsaps, HolIeman, Farrar, Lem
ley, MecalG Dllworth, Gibbs, Hughes,
Smyth, Adams Of Yazoo, Guy, York-5O. |
For j. A Qa,tmun: Messrs. Fox, Nj,
chosun, Pendleton, Leonars Climbers,
lorry, WedtherSOy, stewart, bei9h, ana
Hone--l0.
For A g. BroWn: Messrs. Briscoe,
TiI.mln, Harris, Thompson, LemIey, Grit. |
fin, Woodbury-7
UNEXptRED TERM OF TWO YEARS.
For Jos. w. Chalmers: 81.
For DR.. VIM. VI GVia: Messrs Lips,
comb, Dabney, Nicholson, Carson, Moody.
Leonard, Randall, Abholt, Maxcy, FoR-
tame, HoIloman, Hughes, Whitfield, Con-
nel--l4.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

MIDDLETON FEMALE AcApRMY.-We call
the attention OF parents and guardians to
the advertisement OF this institution, un'
der charge of Col. b. HON.. In addition
to the Chemical and Philosophical Appara'
tus, we learn that the Principal has lately
purchased asuperior apparatus for the IL
usuation OF the study OF Astronomy
We are assured that this Acasemy is, in
all respects, eminently worthy OF patron
age, The charges are as moderate as al
any similar institution in this section o.
country.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

or The next accounts from Mexico
are locked for with much interest. 1t is
said that the Mexican government has sud
denly wheeled about, and refuses to treat
with or receive our Minister, Mr.. Slidell.
This is accountes for by the probability OF
rupture between this country and Great
Britain, in which case, the MeXicans think
they may regain Texas. DisatIection pre-
vailed IN all parts of the country, and ano-
Their revelation was in progress, at the last
dates. Santa Anna is in HAVANA, in ac-
tive correspondence with his friends in
Mexico, quietly awaiting favorable OPP
portunity torelurn and place himself again
at the head Of affairs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

MoRE JUDICIAL iilsGsAcE The Gin
cinnai papers spe * olrerlsin scaudalous
runofs in circulation about Judge Reed,
one Of the Judges Of the supreme Court
OF Ohio. The character Of The rumors is
not specified, but they are spoken Of as
disgraceful in the extreme. These are
evil times when judicial misconduct has be.
come so common.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

The wings still continued TO make cost.
" presents 10 Mr.. Clay, and family, we
suppose 10 soolhe his wounded ambition.
The last scene of this sort is thus Affect
ingly described by some sentimental young
coon, on pilgrimage to Ashland:
"Mr. Walker Uhe agent of the Pha-
delphia Clay Ciub,) after formally an.
nouncing his mission handed to Mr.. CLAY
in becoming manner book in which
was recnried the names Of 5000 persons
who had joined in giving their unanimous
assent 10 The series Of resolutions (includ.
ed) expressing their sentiments and feel.
ings towards him personally, and their APP
probation OF the acts OF his resplendcnl
life. lie then presented to Mrs. C. the
casket Of jewels, consisting Of bracelet
breaslpin, and ring OF the pureSi gold, or.
namenied with a constellation OF diamond.
enclosed IN a case OF malher OF pearl
itself h1ou. These all being opened
and examine !, Mr.. Clay responded I Mr.
White ina mos feeling manner, and with
tears in his eyes,"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

or Mn, J, DURDIN engaging in other
bnsiness, this paper Is now published and
edited by the undersigned Mr.. D. will
still receive and receipt for any debts which
are now or may hereafter be due The Office.
v. C. JONES.
.Januarg 1Olh, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

Cy- We have received the first number
OF neat little paper called the "Koselusko
Chronicle" lately started in the adjoining
county of Aiiala, by G. W. Harlow, We
wish Mr.. II. much success.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

h'rNAvIGATioN AT LAsT.-We have had
floods of rain for two days past, and we
may now announce with certainty that the
Yazoo is navigable for large boats. The
Mississippi was rising at Memphis on Fri
day last.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

Or Considerable sensation has been Gre
ated by the letters Of "VERITAs," a Wash
ington correspondent Of the Fcksburg
Sentinel. He makes sundry "nice' dis
closures. The editor vouches for the cha.
racter and veracity of the writer, We
should suppose some of his statements true
SOME slightly hYperboIicaI.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

PANrALooNs AND SCANDAL. The Bos-
ton papers state, that one night recently,
gentleman in Charlesiown, on the oppo-
site side Of the river, left home TO g. to
the theatre, but changed his mind, and re-
turned at 0 O'clock, Soon after he HAD
retired 10 he'd, his wife complained Of be
ing very III, and begged him to get her
some brandy Alarmed, the good man
hastily dressed and hurried 10 the shop,
whcrd he purchased the desired dridk, and
putting his hand in his pocket took from
il qiarierof dollar as he supposed all
he had in chunge, he was positive, ,he
shop keeper gave him four dollars and Sc
twenty-five aents in change The piece
vas examined--it was half.eagle. The
gentleman felt again in his pockets, and
found over 5000 there. lie looked sharp a,
The unwhisperablcs--they were no, his
own-whie those he had dcfied IN going
10 bed we're among the missing. What an
unlucky denouemenl tpa nice l,tlle amour!
----->---~s-------~-s~.-.
McNuuy has been acquitted OF The
charge of embezzhng the public moneys
Cor which he was indicted and tried. u
Innocent, AZ This would seem to indicate,
preuinjussice has been done 10 him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

TExAs--fhere are now five candidates
in the field to represent The new State Of
Texas in The House OF Representatives,
t,-wit. CD. Williams, Volney Il. Howard,
Timothy PIlsbnry, Thomas J. Green aud
Hiram q. Runnes,
The following members have been elect
ed TO The State Legislature;
Seniors. -Galyesinn, T. +. Mckinney;
Harris, Islac w. Brashear; Brazoria,
Granville Mcneil; Austin, Col. Quincy;
Montgomery, Jesse Grimes: BeSar, Jose
Antonio Navarro; San Patruchm, Col,
Kinney; Gonzales, Alex, Phillips; San
Augustine, b. r. Wallace; Washington,
r. M. williamson; Basrrop, Gen. Burle-
son; Liberty, Gen. Chambers.
Representatives, Gonzales, A Swift
Benz. Culough; Jackson, +. White
San. pa,ruchio, Alex Stevenson; Reiugio,
Jas. Powers; Goiad, A. Williams; Veto
ria. John w. Rnssr; Bexar, Volney +
Howard, d. C. Ogden; Basirop, Jas. P
Hudson, Chas MulIens; San Augustine
II. W. Subletl. W. C. Edwards; Austin
Mossrs. Collins and Reilly; Brazoria, $
W. Perkins, @. NJ Pease; Fort Bend, VIM.
S, Raynor; Malogorda, Col Jones; Tra-
Wis, Gen. Gazneau; Montgomery. Messls.
Iron, Willie, Haynes; Harris, p. W. GRAY
rankcrsly. ]. n, 0. Smith.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
LouIsv1LLn. lkY J Jan. 10.

The river is tree ol ice, but so low MS 10
render navigation difficult We shall no
doubt soon have Sufficient rise, ffom The
heav, rains dn, or wo since, to send
out The large qIan'ilrs of lrelgh which
has lately accumulated here. Courier.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
Catcstsotppt Democrat.
R0LLTON:

Wednesday Morning +. January 81, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

or We notice but little Of general inte-
rest in the proceedings of the Legislature
the past week.
Many local bills have been introduced.
A proposition TO reduce the Representa-
lives one-iourh tho present number, was
voted down by the House.
A resolution 10 provide for again taking
the sense Of The people on lie amendment
of the Constitution relative to Elections,
had been rejected by the Senate.
a bill reducing the price Of the Public
Printing, passed both houses.
Resolutions sustaining the President on
the Oregon question, and pedging the
"men and money" Of the State, in case Of
war with Great Britain, passed with much
unanimity.
A proposition has been made 10 reoigan-
lie tho Judicial dis.ricts--aIihough we be-
ieve the first court has not yet been held
under the present arrangement
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

10 the House Of Representatives on
the 4th instant, Mr.. c. j. lngersoll, from
the committee on foreign relations, report
ed resolution authorizing the President
to give immediate notice OF the termlna-
ton Of the joint occupancy Of Oregon.
Mr.. Garrett DAVIS, from the same com
miltee, reported n resolution from the mi
norily of the committee, DENYING the au.
thority Of the House to net in The matter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

OF John Quincy Adams made a speech
on the Oregon question on the ID Instant
lie declared himself in favor Of giving the
u months notice without an hours delay,
and then of " extending the civil and mi
ltary protection of the government over
our tclow-citizens who may settle in any
part of Oregon" He said Z" | do not be-
believe at all in any danger of war at this
time' He said the joint occupancy was
merely a commercial and trading arrange
menti the first thing to be done was to
give the notice and concluded by saying
''if war does come, the country will have
but one heart and one united hand"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

ARBITRATION OF THE OREGON CUES
TIoN,-lt Is fortunate that government
has refused 10 submit the Oregon question
to arbitration The following paragraph
from the New York News shows how lille
chance We should have had for an impair.
lial award in the case:
"A copy Of the late French work of NJ.
de MoIras on the sub; ect Of Oregon, strong.
ly hostile TO the American side of the qnes-
ton, was presented by Louis Philippe to
the King of Sweden, accompanied with
an autograph letter strongly recommend
ing it to his perusal. 1t was read, of
course, with the natural consequence OF
prejudice imbiIed against the American
side OF The case. Fortunately the King
of Sweden, Oscar, mentioned the circum-
stance to the Hon. G. W. Lay, or charge
at Stockholm, who gave him Greenhow's
excellent book to read by way of anti
dote. Vastly obliging N Louis Philippe,
To interest himself so zealously in this
question. We wonder il he has made
similar presents to all the sovereigns of
Europe! pretty arbitrator" he would
have made and pretty arbilators he has
probably made of his fellow -monarchs!"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

The election Of Stale Printer took place
yesterday al three O'clock. The publish.
efs Of this paper were chosen on the
first call Of the votes, the members voting
0ird r0ce.
The vote was as follows:
For c. M, Price g. G. r. Fall, 81 votes.
'rhos Palmer, SO
l.. Pickett Il w. NJ. Smith, 81
Our hearty thanks are rendered to the
legislature Tor This signal mark Of their
confidence. We are better prepared
than we ever have been to execute the
Stale printing, and we shall now % on to
perform our duty with prnmplness and
fidelity. MiSSisSippiaa, 18th.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

We are disposed to consider the remainder
Of the country not worth fighting about.
l.BississiPpian.
or We should like to know in what
part of Capt. Fremont's last report" the
Mississippian finds anything about the
country north of the 49th PARALLEL If the
editors wish to change their hitherto beIi-
cOse and Incorporating position on this
quesilon-for that paper has heretofore
been about as loud as the loudest C. % the
whole of Oregon'-let them not misrepre-
sent olhers-lor we venture to say the gal
liant officer alluded to considers any portion
of the national domain worth fighting for
however barred or sterile. All accounts
we have seen represent the region north Of
40 deg. as the most valuable part Of Ore
gon, at least in a commercial point of view.
If the value is to be calculated in dollars
and cents, we suppose the whole of Ore
gon, west of the Rocky mountains, is hard
ly worth the cost of a two years war.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21
The Oregon Question.

We make the following synopsis Of de-
bate in the U. S. Senate, on the Oregon
question, from the report in the Congress
nionai G. lobe,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

January l0M, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-21

V1'17NI TTNTFU IT7T'1I UT W. hElNNos
For Jos. w. Chalmers: 81.
For DR.. VIM. VI GWia: Messrs Lips,
comb, Dabney, Nicholson, Carson, Moody.
Leonard, Randall, Abbott, Marcy, Fon-
tame, Holoman, Hughes, Whitfield, Con
nell--l4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-16
CHARLES CARVILLE,
81 Pine 81, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,

HAS FOR SALE, By THE PACKAGE
n n Va in n Y. Mil shrtinss Il. LII.
a-t N {" Enra Water Twist superior nbrie
Extra sngss T~iIed Jeans
Cordcd skirt- Chambrays Cambria Dainty
And 81 Paniahoon
of vry superior styles
Aiso. IA AGENT FoR rue "uupsoN PRINT WORMS "
coLuhsA n. ~
general of PRINTS AND FURNITURE
fRiN comprising al the htes which
aud skill in execution. surpassed
ALSO, AS AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS TsoS. NJ,
(BEv.LshiN MARSHALL ESQ, RVp-,tsr)
An the vsrioa, abe. made that esbii-hmes, Ths-.
enable EXHIBIT
m-nt OF COTTON GOODS worthy
sections of the whom they offered e "a
voursbie terms.
New So,k. Oct isis. SI-om
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-16
JUAN PIZZINI,


Confectioner and Dealer in Foreign and Do
mesiie FEait,
III AS just received per scbrs. Nassau and Man.
- - eheter, the following Goods To witt
100 BoIes crop Bunch Raisins
$50 Boxes do $50 BoIes do.
so Kegs MaIag, Grapes, (primo quality
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons lin fine ORDER
Casks Zan,e Currarts
~ Drums spta Raisias
70 Boxes CilTnn l6ne quaiiy)
y Cases Brandy Cherries
20 Don Olive Oil, (best quality
Cases Prunes In Glass Jars
J Bales Bordeaux Almonds
Is Drums Pigs
10 Prails haaeA o.
. bales shcHed do
900 L. o. Paper Shell
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
40 BoHes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts, fresh and foe
so do Chpsse ERE crackers
Together with large of Candy 81 his manufac
equal ANY other market Also the
and the variety ~ French and German Toys
Fancy Oods Peumey ke offered before this market
The above Goods having been selected and purchased
the bestterms he prepared Offer induce
wishing purchase either W wholesale
tail and therefore respectfully sDeits call fom hts Town and
Coun, friends before they purchase elsewhere he doubts
they viii end W their do ne 10 call atNo l
no4 One DIOR below EEchange Bank.
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GORDON Il SKINKER,

GORDON Il SKINKER,
No.O % Vain street.
OFFER for sale
~ AZ Hlds n. Cfoit. Orleans and Porto REQ sugar
~ Bores Loaf AMI Is Bbs CLARIFIED Sugar
900 Rars RIO. laruira AMI Java Coffee
fEA-t3 Chest Gun Powder part prime
8 Chests Black. DO DO
Tea M ~ and r ~ Bofes
500 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 90 Rusret Leather
100 Facks salt part AshtSns brand
coo Lbs Eh9s Thread
50 Kers Du Points Powder
Cheese-in casks and bores
no Roams Cap and Letter Paper
22s Do Wrappiug Paper
$50 Bars live gcefe Feathers
20 Dozen Red Cords and Lines
$50 grindHones Nova scota
20 Bars repper
Tirfccs md = bbs VneFaf
Cotton VAN, lamp Wck, ani Cotton TNna
Indigo. Atom. Madter Copysfas
" KeasH prse since
a. Rotet Tin Plate
IRON Is Tons ssdes Fngh Tfcdegata County of
Ameficau snd Rus-ia shest Iron
Band md Ho1p Iron and Nail Rods
Mould boafds and Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs B-sziers sheathtng and Bots
ANFS Fsuisftary md BANS
SIEEL Mayors Cas- and gheer
American and Engiish Bisered
Fpfing steel. from 10 ~ nehes side
WIZ. Block I'm. Speter. Tine. o. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-16
DIR. SWAYNES :
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.


v1NHlS "Celebrated Remedy has now. by its
shaken -No-tIums with which the
public remedy
relied for tie speedy and cure ofs dases
OF the Lungs literally sweepi Cossumpion nom the and
wherever Introduced and known all Others DIV nd
The pubic hunbusred org enough
aud medicine which the te.iimony Of The most em
liced on TN reach Of criticism
u bocng by publishing columns OF iore-d Ger
ueAissbut enough let tbs Iubi'e know where can be
obtained and trial vii all Of it, great eeaey
which bafrd tho
skill of the for heretofore
DIR. SwAYNbs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
the valuable which
introduced 20 The public proof l. afforded OF its
by the flooded Cand and
es OF Wild Cherry. of which prepared BY regular
physician although they have assumed the names OF Respectable
physietans their the
public should be their guard and have worhe MIXTURE
palmsd them genuine preparation, which
l. only Dr. SwAYNE n. w Eigith aud
Race streets, Philadelphia.
CoNsuMfrivEs, those Lungs affected slightly.
should take this Syrup without delay by which they
the m ne Of that dire d-oe y aud firmly How
then TO avoid u Newer live day with cough when this syrup
be bad and nearly CERTAIN with tn avid
destruction by Con- umpton.
nR. swAYNErs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
eompoU nd OF Vegetable Remedies; 1t called wild Cherry
because that the Iii combined
mgr it, good
QUALITIES and Of the aud fune
OF life II has
CAUTON-A Wild Cherry eIeeps Dr swayne's
FICTITIOUS and spguns Yeas amer this vauA
bic reedy had introduced itself the sick chamber tseor
he deceived by many "BaSams Spurious MiIiu
tui try the genuine and be
Prepared Only BY Or swayns Northwest OF Eighth and
Race stree Is. Philadelphia.
e Only Agents Richmond genuine preparation
Wild Cherry be obtained PEYTON JOHNSTON,
us Main Street and W. u. DONIN Also,
sale by Bragg Thomas Co. and c. CcrnE Petersburg
ek'hure Fsrnham Washington, d. c. aud by Agents generally
throughout the United States dc 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-16
M ElslGE R's RESTORER OF HEALTH

for the Of Dysp p.is, Thrash
arising from disorder Of the and bowels such Head
ache, Heartburn Flaiuleney Constpaiion nc.
Tbs celebrity which this medicine obAaed and
universally gaining every section o: county where has been
introduced aAd The eetrd wihn
the last bhshes, beyond doubt superior efficacy
in radical eurg Dspess and Chrome Thrash. with
comt' deass In the Re ~i a1rd ama.
immediate rpif aud oeets the
few days; bot be nlh expected In da'es Of bong
1pdng that the iauay effects wbe produced
period ys' from the great eeesTy hiss already acquired
find apt 10 expect too much at the
while ohss single bottle AFFORD them inmed
and PerEanf mt relief II impossible for physician TO aTm
thing like idea Of the quantity Of MEDICINE We
indispensable 10 nst permanent In Different ns and
STAGES Of disez=; tHe'fofe The quantity be all
propo'tionaie e.oss1me requiring only bottle, whilst
othsr may require eight Por sac by
ALEX. DUVAL h co,
au 90 IG7 MAN Street
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day OF ostober,
IS.s the following Table OF Rates Tor the Transport
taton of Passengers adopted o take effect and
after the Is day ef December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board