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Correspondence Of he Norfolk Beacoa.l
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Gent emen-Gen. Brooke arrived here this
morning in the Baltimore boat, and was received
with salute Of eleven guns. The General has
recovered from his recent indisposiIion, and IS
looking as we'll as ever sa " him.
THECOURTOF ENQUIRY.-The Court Of
ENQUIRY in the case of Gen. Gaines being fully
organized, proceeded 10 business to day. The
Court consists OF General Brady, General Brooke
and Colonel Crana. Captain Lee is the re-
cor,ler Of The Court. After the record was read
up TO this date, Gen. Gaines requested that all
The orders and correspondence in The case
might be taken mp and read according 10 hcir
datcs. The orders and correspondence are sepa-
rated in The office Of the Adlutant General
General G. though! lha, il was important TO his
defence to show the circumstances under which
he ac;ed-hc necessity which IN his judgment, ex-
isted owing 10 The critical situation OF Gen. Tay-
lor and the Army on The Rio Grande, for his ac-
lion The Couit agreed 10 The motion.
General Gaines asked that an official copy OF
his letter 10 The Secretary OF War OF the 2nd
Nav, 1916, which was not found among the do
cumenls transmitted 10 the Recorder by The Adju-
tant General, might be obtained and filed in The
case. The Court was cleared, and upon lis re-
opening, General G. was informed lhatthe Court
had granted his request and that the Recorder
would communicate with The War Department
on The subject General Gaines stated that he re-
garded This letter as The basis OF The whole bust
ness, and wished 10 show that o61cial Information
in his possession justified his course. The Court
then proceeded with the documents in order
There are number Of visitors in attendance on
The Court, The room being we'll filled.
There i, large and brilliant company al The
Old Point Hotel A LooKER-ON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

We received yesterday, al too late an hour ior
insertion this morning, we'll written Prospectus
Of a new Democratic paper, the Southern Stan
dard," to be published in this city aO0u! 'se Isl
Of mex. September, by Messrs. Charles T. Bolts
R. w. Hughe. and J. Richard Leween. II
shall appear in our next. The proposed IouTn d, |
will "sus,ain the principles and doctrines OF The
Republican party in their pristine purity" While
we believe tina, Virginia is thoroughly devoted 10
the great principles TO which she gave birth, and
which have won tor her fame and influence in
the National Union, we shall be happy to have
a co-laborer in the good work, who will come 10
the aid Of the Enquirer and The Democratic par
~" and assist US in keeping alive and firmly es-
,ablishing the salutary doctrines which Virginia
has ever maintained We shall cheeriully co'oPe'
rate with the "Soulhern Standard" in advancing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
INFALLIRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

FEW EK.-N0 CUTP, ~ I~0H.
nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranled 10 cure Ague and Fever in from twenty IN
thirty hours, If directions followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases; in
no iHssnce have thirty been known To fail They
prepared from smnle vegetable medicines. Each boz
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box or ~ per
dozen. Planters and Farmers would md II TO their To-
terest 10 keep supply on hand they may thus
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be put up In neat
letter packages and cent by mail at letter postage The
propreto in order 10 prevent countsreits and mposi-
hon. nre determined not TO establish agencies. All or
ders must be attended with the cash. post paid, and d.
recied 10 DR.. C J. KESWORTHY CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. B. The money will be returned in every case OF
failure July 3l-ctf
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LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

By The steamer Princeton, al Pensacola, (says
the Union, letters from Commodore Conner, nd
other reliable sources, have been received al The
Navy Department Of as late dale as July IL:
The brig !" Perry" Lieut.. Commanding Blake.
had Joined the squadron from Chasrcs and ia
maica, and had been despatched 10 Cape Antonio
for the projection OF our trade in that vicinity.
The schooner "Rerfer," Lieut. Commanding
Srcrrelt arrived of Vera Crnz on The 10Th instant,
eighteen days from New York.
The "Falmoui," arrived out on the llth.
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the 7lh inst
report that y.onunciamcnito was TO have heen
made On the 5lh, but was prevented by the visi-
lance Of" Paroles" II is said The party against
him is increasing, and that The revolution in ia.
lisco is gaining strength. The city Of Guadala,
lara has successfully resisted the attack Of The go.
yernmenl forces. II is not believed that Gen Pa.
redes will leave the city in the present unsettled
condition of affairs; and many persons predict The
downfall Of his government in few weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

The New YoRk Cotton market on Wednes'ay
was firm, sales ranging from 100 10 200 bae''
Genesee Flour 4 u - a 1884 BaltimIe'
Georgetown and Richmond Country, 4 i2l-l. 4
4 rs. Wheat, Genesee, 95c. Corn, Wes.eff-
Soc. Rye, &c Oats SOC.
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lJiJ1DTL'D

Married, at S.. Louis, Missouri, on Wedr's.
day, the 18th Jny, b. the Rev. Mr. Horre, Geo
w. Coop, Esq, Attorney at Law, iorm'rf y
Richmond. Va, 10 Miss FRANCES 5. NJ, dausa'
Ter o. Judge r. Wash
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TyT'y

IJIIID.
Died, at Lake Monroe. Florida. on 'he -
July, Mrs. SARAH A. N. WnaRToN; and = he
same place, on the 9Th July, Mr.. IlgSay HAS-
TON hIih OF Cnlnener county, Va W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

AT PHILADELPHIA, on Wednesday, new n z
brought 81 25; Wheat 90c tor Pcnna =
95 Tor white, and Southern 81 a SSc for red; vii,
Corn Sc and yellow 5sc Oats 80 36c.; WIS
key, in bbls. ~, and in hhds. 22c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

Al BALrIM RE-, on Wednesday. Flour va . Y.
ing al 81 a IS; Wheat o5 a % for reds. afo
l05 10 Tor while; while Corn 81 81 and 81!
low 81 a SOC: Oais . 30 Whskeg BIC. ~ INC.
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u Tickets for the "Trip g.
~.-,.,III1au nApRY.

MR.. WILLIAM BARRY - Virginia, tsr,
notice that shall proceed TO take the o. NOS
BAIL Han.y Thompson Riddle and E,ss" he hour
DAY, the 5th day OF October, ioio, s.ans,d.'f
Greene County Virginia, al The Lafayette 0eeoo,arst
place, and ii not taken on hat day, irjsy, ia
from day 10 day at the same plaee an asose asn
of the said month, between inc nou. s.frnisri !"
es.e IN III. creat Superior conr, o. Law ~
crry for Greene County, in winch you = - ,aRrh
defendant. mn a. P10t's
Administrator de eon's non q JuG 3!-'"'"
ceased,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
STOCK MARK EFT.

Reported In Btrcybs Biau, hcenScd S'otst'o'e
state Siook per ccnt.-Yar value SlGn-Sitss 10 ~
city Corporation Stock-pI value, Sltd slni 70 ~
Exchange Rank Siuck-par value, sloG-Sl0l. 9" !!
Farmers Bank Stock par value. Ss'tu->3it = =.
Virginia Bank Siock-par value, S70-.tit = -
Manchester Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing stock
p:r value, siGo. Held nj SOS.
Richmond Fire Association stock--par value s.
| Held al $50.
| Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ralf4t
| Stock-pnr vaue, 500. Held aiS.5
| Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock-p.f A|.e
1 600. Held NJ about SIS 81.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock par yaue. '.q
| Held At Sl5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

DALO ALTO HATS.-A new style, fol
L Summer wear, received al No. 90 Main ST.
July3 JOHN THOMPSON q co.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
A. j. ~. Randolph & Co.'S B0oksl01c, l2i Nd
movements OF the steamships
CAMP MEETING.
t. r n The Steamboat Oh EsApt I.
EaR4s51 tain A. Marshsll, VIII 'ea'e !, n
-, p 81 stfe q M. LOCK, y. ~ ~ I

r - 1, 80.
E=5 tain A. Marshsll, will leave .ne H.
Rockets at 0 o. lock, ~ y .,o,lt
9Th OF August next, for the Camp Meeuns e.e,
Airy, Charles City County, on Chiekahomin! " er
The Chesapeake will remain at mouhl :, II l,,se
"Wednesday the 18th Of August, when sn 1t".,,,,e.
for Richmond. Passengers that 90 BY ". *. 81,
will have the privilege of sleeping on hosfl ana
during her s,ay She has fine and large "a gu,
snlens,d ladies' cabin. As II is expected 'nH i.
going TO the camp meeting VIII make hs, mad, q
rangemenIs for board, no provision WIZ - .o8,
board OF the boat, further than furnish ~, I'D
down and coming up; hut thr o! the boa, - ,pr,
kitchen furniture VIII be given, II requhe'' y
going the meeting. -, ,,,i .s's
n,0h, on the day she goes down, and " w -
ground time enough 10 arrive in Rehmond e,'g h. sa
For further information or tickets appE ro.a. -
mond and Petersburg Depot, nnt the M .-staa y
s,b when application must be made TO the ''f'
board. july 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.-Thc New

THE NEW TARIFF BILL.-Thc New
York Evening Post oil Tuesday says:
"Some OF the less discreet and judicious wings
and manufacturers are in the highest degree sol-
cilous Tor The defeat OF The bill. This would
most truly be misfortune 10 them. Al The next
session of Congress there will be four additional
Senators from The west and s'aunch democrats.
The experience OF two years more will so deve-
ope her interests that she will be camorous for
The lowest raIe of duties, and in union with the
South she will obtain Them Meantime every
day will diminish The friends Of the present law,
and of the manufacturers al The north and east,
and large party wearied with The ceaseless
agitation Of the subject will be ready TO demand
even The entire abolition of all duties on imported
goods"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

THE TARIFF DELEGATION FROM
GOLD BERkS"-Our attention has been called
to The announcement OF the Saturday papers that
The "eadefs () Of The Democratic parry had held
secret caucus in town, and that 'Dr. II. H
Muhlenberg, Edward B. HUXLEY, John Green,
Benz. Tyson, A. NJ. Sallade, and William Be'z
who are charged by the Wing prints with hav-
ing held the caucus, had gone 10 Washington, 10
influence The Senate in regard to the Tariff
We utterly deny the Democratic party has any,
Thing whatever 10 do with ibis step, nor can The
doings Of selfcoustiuled committee be saddled
upon the Democratic party. By what right do
they attempt to hea p obloquy upon The party be-
cause lew gentlemen have lent themselves to
our opponents 10 carry certain measured In
stead OF lis being step for which censure and
ridicue are 10 be bestowed by the federal journals
upon honest democracy, 1t is movement sus
sesied b. The federaisls themselves, who raised a
private fund 10 pay their expenses.
Reading Pa) Democratic PR IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31

RICHMOND MARKETS. july 80.
TOBACCO.-Mo animation for mannlac-
turing descriptions; other descriptions about Inc
same. We quote Lugssi 25 a 50; Common
Leaf 50 A. Middhng4 so 81; Good and
Fine & 10 Is.
WHEAT-Sales al 90 cents for Prime quail
u; very iule Ct such
FLOUR-:4 10 - for fresh ground old
Some NOR country in, but not sold.
CORN-Matket dull We quote al 50 a 5ci
| c ms nrr Lnshrl
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the States Rights principles OF Virginia, in battling
for measures and not men" and in doing every
thing that is in The power OF free press 10 keen
the Republican party Of Virginia united nn1er
the broad banner OF Strict Construction and State.
Rishls-ot favor 10 none, but stern ami "a al
justice to all. The practical exercise d. these
principles and rules OF action has wroush. mo>t
tavorablei influence upon tie political charscter
of Virginia. 1t is BY patriotic devotion /, he,
own principles that she has been always found IN
the front rank OF the Republican pha.anx We
trust that she may always maintain he same r..
publican position, by the same adherence II
principle.
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COM uERCiAL Er.CUkD

HUI MUM TiANIVJNl IH
VIM ii. BR,NpER, Sec'ly.
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III
execution Of the printing according 10 law.
On last Tuesday, being the els, inst, the reso
luton sent from the Senate was PASSED by The
House, without alteration or amendment, by the
following decisive vote:
AYES-Messrs Abbott, John @. Adams, Atkinson
Bell, Bent, n BsVs, Rack, Banch Boyd, Brinkrr
hnfr Brown, Burlington, Campbell, Carthcait John G
/ Chapman, Reubrn Chapman cla,ke, Collin, Cransion
i Cfozer, Culi,m Cummns. DAVIS, DE Mott, DiIling
! ham Dixon, Duhbn Dockery, Dromgone, Ellsworth
Ewing Fnot, Gentry Erdman, Good, ear, Gordon
! Graham, order, Gnnnell, Gioyer Hamn Hampton
| larrer, heney, Hoce, holmes, Houston, Hubbard
Hudson, lnnserord, iinnt, jenkins. Jane. johnson
Andrew johnson, Jones, Daniel P. King, Preston King
| Leib, Lewis, Long, Mclean. McClleand, McCler
naid, McCras, McGanghry, McHenry, Mcllyaine, Nc
Kay, Marsh. Miller, Morris, Moselcy, Owen Parish
rendlelon, Ramsey, Rathbun, Reid, Ritter, Roberts
julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell. Runk, Saw, er
Seaman, Severance, Simpson, Truman smith, Caleb
Smith, Stewart, 81. John, Strohm, Thomasson, Benja
min Thompson James Thompson Jacob Thompson
| Thurman, Tlden TIumho, Vance, Vinton. Wheaton
White, Wick, Wilmot, Wood, Wright, Young ant
| Yost-lO9
NAYs-Messrs Stephen Adams, Ashmun, Bavly
Bedinger, Black Bowlin, Broahead, Brown, Burt
Chapman, Chapman, Cobb, Cunningham. Douglass
Dunlap, Faran. Flcklin, Fries, Garvin, Giles, Haal
son, Holmes, Houston HUBBARD. Hunter, CJ inae, sol
! J. II. lngersoll, kaufman, Ii Srte, Levin, Lyon
Maclay, Jos J. Mcdowell, James Mcdowell, Martin
| Morse, Norris, Phelps, PilIsburv, Relic, Sawlelie
scammon, sedton, A. D. Sims; !. H. SIMS, stanton
| Strong, Tibbatts, Toombs, Tredway, Wentworth
| Williams, Woodruff, Woodward and Weodwoith-3s
| am informed that the resolution was zap
proved" by The President, and signed on the y
ins.ani so that it is The law. or The yeas, | be
licve there are 81 Democrats and So Wings ant
Natives; OF the nays, think there are so Demo
Gratis and Wings and Natives.
should not have troubled you, gentlemen
with this communication, had you mol placed m
name poirledly and conspicuousiy before III
public for some other purpose than commenda
lion and favorable judgment. You have The rgh
10 call the observation of the public 10 the con
due, Of their representatives. acting in tina, capa
[ city. do not complain. Surely The right of eI
PLANTATION aud defence will be accorded TO The rep
resentalive. have been pointed al in your jour
nal; through The same channel desire 10 ex
plain and yindcate myself. For this appea
and trust not in vain, to your courtesy. Shout
you, however, decline the publication Of hi
communication, be good enough 10 return il /
me without delay, tha, may seek 10 put il aaoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
.lUEFs d.

4 NATIVE VIRGINIA e...N IiFNtE. ala
i 4 -. nd frtf. r.rare III s...#aI i.arI -.
- go gata situation teacher e..'af IL, "t ~
tt1ibeB and Au.hef-t Curt liaazss zoe i4a evft.ee
l4aaf= and aae sclaa - her. any rlsre between
rurn. tie world like caffeslaHd viii aai irf,an r
,arsaas. hg lei interested 40 masiag UP an E71I-l
sr4zl. lHal wi sirts. lpfst ptfd) \. Il. {. p
ing Budse, =. o., Canp1si Co.. Wand he will taea
eArau iir feisJa5 Of MS geog JpI1e4I preference
Sal 3 VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

I" van Gay ofing' some ifesh '"h'n
ha' 70 val" ave Alh' ''''s si,oN'n
10 'he heat' 'ua' has o On oioA'r-
hNe' ot'heh n1"s' u De.
Sh'''o.a ~ n'i ohg''"S ue.sc
f'e'' sh' MOI TIE up ,n"' pi's'''---
ffesse> NOT ul"h N'' UNIV
he'ts sRe nov NY "'oo"'' mourning
o '''' '!'' '.3' P''S'''' '''''''s'
i'7' -, ,'''"'' =
'o'.'' N'''il.s a. "' ''H
nav sec" "'ai men '''' 'a"'s
but NJ sou' tah# ,A'o hel heat't
he en'''ainstl iafsz
Nhe Is th'ic'''a '2A' 'Fah 1e
"'. a. ~ "''' .5'
anu ''''t 'a'. '' OF 's''
e"' mn '5' t".z5s "'''
"a" 'aH e''f heeb SO tender
of "ai,' that would 'nrsaa.f
Saeh 'eatmna go sa1esz
Saw You rye go liquid .',f
VI l'p 80 lanns Nh
I"ould have made yaut heaft--ulnss 4aiyct
But IN lite thai ! ,ups,ss.
And she loved me-she bad zaan IL
She had Won ma, heat aua ne4a4I.-
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b ten s.as 5.al.usattorY,

III IRE *f:f' Of tar F5 = Fg0,
VIE Subscribers wradlalaru IN ciz rs If Lynch
bur- aud 5affo4"d"s c5an IS list thcy -Ye opens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

=! IRhiA ~ fa.s hid ialh- eIafb'- nai-s Of t,.
c1rf zap III cont OF Inv and callc, r, holden IA
and 't Tia r"9nt' ri Campbell, the oh da, ot5 IT, sto:
Gcutse y r,IiAooJ, pI,,,i.G
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

Fhomas l.. rolnosl, Mar, rorturod and Mathew Il
tN'NHi' Dc!cudanls
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Ro. Is orr, u {.
Nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

Z ST received at The i ok store = 10, of p,nof
~ iangngs aud " ndow Curains. new st,lr and
very freny. u n p,v\r
July q ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
FOR ssE.N'T.

Nrw York CRY, Nav /, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G.. DUNSPAUGH CO.,

No. 81 Wcfl Main bucct,
A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
and Summer Coihng selected
expressly the Richmond adcamonF may be
found EnEh French and Cloth Coats
Tweed Dfap De, Cashmere LneR &c Business oats English
Frenh German and American Pants sik Satin Bonn
baHine Valencia plain and figured Vestsogether with
great variety 81 fancy dress articles Of patterns We
respectfully ask tho auenuon OF purchasers extensive
stock determined upon making quick
'aBces
sos' stock In few days viii be complete, comprising
every style of garment In the geuteman's line.
April iet IHf0-d3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17

II AIDES SUMMER Shoes have on hand a 1o-t
complete Assortment Of lid Bronze sppsr
rom he best To the cheapest and selling at a. low rates
a. hey eau be purchased any city general supplv Of
and chap - ~ V "~'"-'''"o
Please call at The cheap shoe Store Ia Main street
few doors below Governor. '
lelo =. NJ LEONARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
buyers OF Cabinet Furniture I'm the sou
and elsewhere.
L. w. HUTCHINGS & co.
ATS BRosDEgy SrU yopr

10 HHOfUHII, .NIW YORK,
lBErWEEN GRAND AND BROoME sTREErs)
'UNHE subscribers would inform their customers
and the public, that they from their late Al.
naton f5s Broome street number in Brn,d.y
where they have the richest Of Furntur. in n Yof
comprising all the ancient MODERN other ,,y, 40
much IN use nj the present prices N
not fal to induce those who want, purchase
strangers visiting the City Cabinet are invited
To call eraHine and the quality prices with other
Manufacturer T. W. H. Co will guarantee every pee. s Al,
having been got up under their inspection and
and warranted every respect equal to any the
lily E.. w. HI'TCIINGs l. Co p...a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
FOR NEW 0RLEAN Ms.

AskINs LlBBf'S Line Of fackc. between Richmond and
New Orleans will regular September.
and will be composed Of the following ve-selE
Barque BACHELOR, Capt HiRAs HoEros;
Hog ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. sxtrH;
HriS JOSEPHINE, Jos Rosrxsos.
One will place every
month We eoabd-nee recommend
the public they buin for the trade and will
low oef yc~ and commanded by steady dis
of hong IN. trade For
having Accommodations. bo, storage
passengers, apply }. FISHER 4 SON,
HASKINS n LIBBY.
N. D. An freight fomth country
received and forwarded charging Czy regular and
wharfage J. p. T.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17

NOTsCEIn eonseque nee Of the SO u.r cent .sx,n, NJ,
s si, on Passengers commencing OF a month";
On apo amer The is'h Instant the passage on our Pale
Boats tn Lynehbug, will be % So-~ay FAR, No propotIon
my IL BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
tgrcatIy reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING 10 move during the Summer into
II the MessTs Kent Kendall
nnd directly opposite Messrs Webb, Bacon Co.
eve OF the trouble and OF
goods determined
prices OF goods offer the whole
Stock with Spring Importation Of China, Bauhenware
and Glass greatly reduced prices Cash. City
short credit.
Our old customers nvsd make their purchases OF
above, or Al regular prices the usual credit.
Merchants will their by calling
Spring determined sell and open
Fan, entire fresh supply u fashionable goods.
WM. Z. BUTLER CO,
50 Main Street.
NH II Sign Of the Pitcher.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
no THE AFFLICTEDI

A DDITIONAL.- a. FARISS
IN have Just received By Needs Co Express The following
goods. viz
Rich Ombrr shadcd Blrcgcs and Balconies
Shaded second Mourning"
OmbrC shaded Oregon Musn-lnd supply
super French Embrostsd Collars vtry Beautiful
Enbfd shadsd Lace sears n new article
Rich Barge shawis and scarfs
Hstnari SCARF and Meek Ties
Graduated Barge Robe very pretty
Frunch fnbd white Muslin
super Graduateda
Ao received By Courier superior as.ortssn. Of Cal,
eos, Lawns se-Se Canat WARREN a FARIss'.
ap2S No Is, Main ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-17
[IlI5Il1I3IE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure of scrofuIa, MercurinI Diseases.
and ull other Impurities the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDIl

A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDi!
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical inventors Quaet Ho.truuls 20 produce.
tho evidence Of 50 wonderful eroa the ioowinr
which ~ formed Tzep,aD ayst
kBAD IT. READ IT,
Me.srr ROWLAND Il wALrox-Genueueu: In Justice To you
aud a. h,y, b.., .t..,
fully furnish you this testimonial OF the astonishing
upon me by your "D' C.Hsrs Iadiaa ysga
than with most ob.Inate and
shtfe sero0na which hanied the skill
physieians In city Among other bottle.
of -s~aim's Panaeea. twelve sands sasaparlh .,ht
bottle. a,spara and Iodine and quantities Of Hydro
dats OF Potash, and was still growing
My mother seeing advertisement "Dr. C.Lcns IalH
p,zAs Paaaoe ea'd upon and confidently
OF that was induced TO try ~ although had
is efficacy amer having tired many remedies without re-
lief My face forehead and
were almost covered with highly inhammed painful Ulcers
when commenced the "fanaees" OF Deeem
ber lsi5-and To asonishmsn swelling
ness were entirely removed IN days
the ulcers commenced healing using third bottle
the ulcers my beath perfectly restored
Signed JOHN W. APPLETON.
Philadelphia Jan. 10, 1876. No. = Madison 81
c'fy IF Phsi-As'PAia, ssI
MIroR's oT,Icr
Personally appeared before subscriber Mayor OF
and the foregoing stacmen,
testimony whereof hereun,o set my nam.
and caused the seal be Alfred day Jan
uary AID. 1886.
Signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above eerneae of IL without the
snaggeauon His had hopeless anst
celebrated failed attribute hi, final
cure in the incredibly shor Of Eleven Days your
eea" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
jan 10, 1876. ANN NJ APPLETON.
case, and believe be
cord Appleton Rowand and
with serofulous Ulcers highly nanmed and very
painiul-and must tina, very much doubted
could ever be effected. II hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
Signed, WILLIAM STEELILNG, NJ u.
This valuable remedy for by Walton Phia-
delPha E. Peot Richmond, Va John p. Calan, Washing
ton, Henry Cook Alexandria. my4