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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
GEORGE GATES,
No. iW JhuTch-st New o.
SL.NL.nE II LLlRN TO sPINE

SEVERE INJURY TO SPINE.
This win certify thai for number Of years past nave
been In feeble heal, In consequence OF hsYing severe fall
the hold Of my vessel which spfn-J my rhch sn' er
ousIy injured aiy spine consulted payscians and
tried the Ba,a Of Lger Or 5arsapara ard many other
medicines and all purpose Abouta month ago pro,
md mr. chrses ;slvapic et Na ghetto fluid, and
hxye ntirely recovered expected be well again.
and thought would have 1--WE up cossuns, onl no"
feel better Than have for number OF years pss ana am 70
every respect altered person Nothing would induce he
MORRIS OSBORN,
Residence No Is Monroe-s,- ~ and Master OF The Nor
'''A PACKET sen! NERvors TREMoRs. ke
hereby that for severn! Inodis hsye been con
SANITY troubled with Nervous Tr-mors. affecting me 10
such degree mat unable - hold pen mad also
pair OF Dr. Chr,stes GaiyaHic Rings. with the Magnetic
FLUID found almost immediate f.i aGd all symptoms Of
nv COMPLAINTS have disappeared. would iaftbef
,s.e tst having severely uTed my lst hand By the NC
cideu OF heavy iron boil falling on H. and causing gied.
swelling and 'o[tare applied .ae rs ar ana besSs
Chrisre's articles real blessing the world t9isneoD
Join s9o n ,SSs - - F aMEsIcs ss"'io
5 By P5is f.t,ess Be- te In e az 5AS ME-
Il DILL Public Notary IN and fgr me ote ot
BY letter. patent, under Inc Great sea- OF e saa ~
" commissioned and svctn dwelling IN INC ClEy oi ss"
yo-s do HEREBY certify fer about year LAT pdIt
rs BEEN zyego,ty Afflicted IisA a" nta1,satsry Ch'ens
IL, gs1er, Of eroaanee The ntoh SeSere <t and
enuss sery nseacai adstee and tre1fHnert and
sess Sy fe1d Aat found rel fror s< '1He s.s'ef
D. ,a., ,C,I Of DIX CHRisriEs GALyAsfc bisSs Aso MAO
rT rIp iea ls>d le4s ttIa stro months, S ana
eftr.y free from paa giday Of eo'dI ar J''Hf and an
la ,rstilnoay -.f have subscribed my name and
ased M notalel zeal ofOce 10 10 tefeunto s1e1 ls
seventh day OF July ne y-sT Of or LGsl enc
eight hundred z; S5,s 5G5Y pa5e No "a &a s ass7o;
CArrtos-The great celebrity and success u CIfsts
Cayenne xnd NaEretic srucies have ca1s-d lleir " Dc
eouui.r.etet Be guarded aanst a. these inLaeoas a
roe7 are entirely worthless Dr. Ch!ste mas HuL 9ae -.
sozsd sget each city Of the Cricn, who alone has ne
- TIE Only agency IN sewYork Is 81 ia2 ierosd~sy,
betse,.n Joan-sL and Mstden-Lane-
new and interesting WORK On Gat7snisn ann Us ep-
pl,cstou q, a Remedial gent By A Il Cnrste, 81 u "a
-, a-b.d md NAV De had gratls above, OF VIII Dc
rt-d by Mai Il = earnestly recommended 10 LIE
csadd attention Of Physician. and al intere-tet-
~ Tnited stste- very H5ers! discount 30 who!-sale
1rc.ars for places where here 70 .-tAolsaef agent
.Ssres. D. c. HOREHEAD Ay.nl Genera!
1Sryyx Fcf for lie Tinted Suztss Is2 Broadway, N y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
CITY ITEMS.

~ The steamship Great Western leaves to-day
at ) O'Clock for Liverpool with Is passengers Among
them are Hon GEORGE BANCROFT Minister to England
with MS lady and daughter Gen. ARMSTRONG our Con
sui at Liverpool! and NJ. TxNrIEroN and LADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

FIRH-The premises of No. 75 Bowery were dis
covered 30 be On IRE about half past o'clock This
ing Damage sustained by IRE and water estimated at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

g The Loco Focos OF Yates Co have nomina-
: SszySiAH RArALEx 70. the Assembly, ALFRED
eto io- Clerk and E. Il. GOULD for Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
ADDITIONAL. EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC FLulD.

Regarding the extraordinary powers OF
CFRlSTtE'S GALVANiC RINGS, BELTS BRACE
LETS BANDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

RoBg!xG \ NESSsL.-A coiored man name net
known yesterday afternoon shipped as hand on board
the schooner Hopper lying Coentessip and was len
in hsrs OF The vesss! last evening time during
~ irbt ne broke trunks and stole theretroin
considerable quantity OF valuable clothing belonging IL
can, W D Smith with which Ae escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

DOARD,-A hand somely furnl4hcd parior and bod
ID room yyh board for lady and gentisnal. or ons OF
two ladies' gentleman can bs areomInoi lated WIN
sin gle room. The family 70 strictly private aud sna!.-si
natIo North Of Canal a. and West Of Broadway Terms
IN accordance with accommodation. Address Albion K
~ O8 tic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoSsY-Three
psrsons named Daniel Ten Eyck James A. Denton and
Patrick Shawrey arrested and locked up astnish
on charge OF attempting TO pass counterfeit - Dr.
purportins be issued by TIE LocSPort Banking ana
Trust COMPANY 10 WIN. Duan OF the 18th Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
Connecticut Town Elections-,I Monday, OCT. 5
Delaware Election.

Delaware Election.
An Election was held n "Wednesday IN Della
Sa'e h'ilnspectors of Election. The Wings have
'reps the State,
n Newcastle County the Wing candidates ior lnspcc
s asve been elected hv majority OF about 20 votes.
g Aeat County the Wing ticket succeeded by about
SsseS has been ba, partially heard from, but believed
ave gooc for the Wigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

ASSAULT AND BArTEKY.-Oficers Fargo and
Lambert las, evening arrested Peter Dorsheriy OF
charre OF committing assault and battery VIA inteni
- main, Grace Dousherty The accused WAS kec up
.-r--n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09


Mr. Srow made earnest appeal 20 the convention
t ,ih 10 raise the humble in tho scale OF society Gu
rou-asc industry and create Kind and tr1enG'y
feelings among a,l uses OF citizens PLACING IL me
Constitution section providing that an elector own:ns
fssbnIa o- u wears term or lea<>hold exist
;nr scb nrnocrtv being not than 5000 II vsGe
may alvcsse dclsrc and place on record that h IN
tends 10 exempt it from all circumstances tor deb; hsF
after 10 De by him contracted. This would enable
him 10 hold only one piece Of property in this condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

rI,HE following testimonials are for The first time pre-
sened 10 the public They have been received during
the past few DAYS Il add sngle word
other than request their candid pcla The first Is from
Clergyman well known, and of high aanmenl' and rep
uta1un- case OF
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
SpsgY. New-Jersey July 49, 1916.
"Ds. A II CHRrsrIr Deu, poetor promised 10 com
your Galy Rings and Magnetic Fluid IN my own case
The too short 10 justify my speaking positive
Is relation the prrnaneney OF my cure, but can say
that the application OF your Bracelets 20 my wrists aud
of the Band 10 neck the whole series OF my com
plants has been suspended suffered much from tlionc
Rheumatism Bronchitis aud Dyspepsin, and fet satisfied
those disorders ell connected with each other
hrough the syseu have had aone OF The Dye
p-psia whatever the application Of your Rings, &c.
nothing worth mentioning of tho Bronchitis, tor have
,rl enabled 10 resume discharge nv pastoral duties
preaching and visiting much 10 tho surprise OF my
III. Rh.umstis,l have rnjuyed 80 ar NOR. perfect
empou from these msades, distressing tey are, than 1t
has been lot 10 enjoy for years cannot DO too CRATE
ia! God who IN his Providence directed me TO you can
not say with certainty when shall be In New again,
shall certainly iakc The earliest opportunity OF calling
The immediate oblec, Of this letter procure Of
the Kind of assistance for two OF my people Many
OF INV congregation are affected y,ith disorders,
and shonid my cure be pernlanen, many will be led APP
ply you have the largest country charge in the State.
and my has sieetrfed them So to peahl entirely
(Ade,ail Of the cases alluded to foIlows)
May Gods blessing attend your efforts in these
r.y dear Doctor you afford relief these there
win be vast number OF Others y59 WI nPPy
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
NEw-Yosg, July 2lst, 1896
Th. is 10 certify that for the past years have been
afflicted with the disease called Hip Complaint. during
which time attended by Drs. Carter and Watson
without receiving any relief The severity OF the disease
was such thnt Obliged To rive up my business AMI
have often lain several days without being able 10 turn In
my bed Medicine only made worse, and was daily
getting more and more helpless. Early last winter pro-
cured Dr. Chrstie- Galvanc Belt pair Of Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid, and from the tue commenced wearing
n-m began improve IN health AN now stronger IMAM
ever was previous my sickness and am now 50 Tar re-
covered thai can suffer any fatigue would also state
thr-. month. commencing hc Of tbs Javnric Bell
ard FLUID framed whole OF the timber OF three story
d,s cling consider Dr. Chrste's GalsaHic remedies an
Invaluable blessing and have made the above statement
voluntarily nd Il mater OF duty 70 the afflicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
nARTNER MANTED WITH S2UOO u compet

work of Ar 20 navel Tor eNhlbOh IhIOughVUI AHeII
"A and Europ. will be completed In shot t'ne ANY
person wishing make safe and profitable investment
with or without time employed. satisfy themselves that
this work VIII double tile capital Invested in one year,
There other work of the kind IN tbs world and
which exhibited out VI the city OF Nowfok
and Ia making fortune Apply TO Mt PALMEK 40
Hnyerv whar. iha work can he seen Cd 2te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

DOARD-One or sin Sle gentlemen can be ACCOM-
ID modatcd with board and pleasant rooms IN privats
boardny hous, where iels few boadera heighborb@od
quiet and respect Table. Apply at iOi Woo'efs' oss%een
Snftny and Prince vi ot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

I APPROPRIATENESS person having 2OOJ 10 1,0Ov DOT
lars unemployed, may hear OF something grea;iy TO
w Lower Post Office ANY possessing business quail
hcatons wishing desirable situation, aud who can conf
uand the above sum- will do well apply immediately
This advertisement refers to opening which is sell
dom found, and the applicant viii and II IN every parca
lar worthy his attentOn there 10 risk whatever 10
the investment The satisfactory references, state
o,srt. and ex olanntions win he nlrni.hed OF u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

FALSE PRgrEycEs-A person by the name OF
Swinps was taken into custody charge OF obtaining
80 cabbases BY false pre,ences from co!ored man
named VIZ, Johnson. Of Jersey CIty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

I'HE following testimonials for The hfst time pre-
senled 10 the public. They have been received during
the past few DAYS Il add sing word
other than request their candid persa The first is from
Clergyman well known, and Of high ataInnenS and req
4 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

DOARDI SG-A front room and pEnuy ON ths seeo COCO
d two or three single gentlemen may b. aceomrao
lated to small respectable prysts family where o0l
~" o""i'S'7 ~ % 5ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

BOARD, with pleasant rooms may be had by making
ID application al Is FranAln-si third door non Dtosn-
NV or III 80 Gfrenr-sL 20 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
poARDING SCHOOL At New Fairfield, Soea,- -

n p JRsES,S Select school fof Boys, sT2 Scoefwsy
e. (n-aT!y Opposite Eolt-ss WI rs-oeec GO Ia-seS
ae Is x September. se@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

ID .ngIe Een,leinsn have very pessan. apartments
A. West Of and near Broadway. References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
Boarding. an6 6oieIs.
Mas ANGE1.rNA BROWN

- EOS eayr To Inform her friends, former boaIders and
ID III. public generally, that shs has opened large and
comnodious BOARDING HOUSE, No. 3Di Broadway
Permanent boaders by ,heday week or MONTH
can b, accommodated with single bedrooms End
attached This contains Than W rooms,
win cold and hot baths, and avery other
convenience TO make quiet and comfortable home AS
good qualities Of her table and Tho genefai manage
m.nt OF her houss references when required abuad
AMI and nj hand - jyl5tfv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

r. WAFER Cure Hou.c.-NEs y Cove eG.ii.-
z =, - nsrsats . Doaser 81 enlist New
NJ ,io .i, i.dss and ch.itre. :; ie.- bones and
- sS,-.icn, f,r me implication OF Wa,er Carr - Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

A HANDSOME dcubio room and BEDROOM adjoining
on second ior with board single gentlemen day
DVA'-''' S ~ on 3.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
sW-YoRS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
NINETEENTH wEEk-cIxrn DAY.

Who may be Elected United States Officials
Suffrage to ColOred People-Changes 10 Senate
{ Distrlcts-5j and II Votes Required 10 Every
New Lawsuits Asanstthe S,ale-Superyisor
Seclion-State Taxation-Stow's Poor Voters
Reiuge-Leases-" All the Learning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

CORY Ayp ENGLISH LEXICON, based on the Ger
s. york OF Francis PessoD BY Henry George Lid.
IN n 4 and Robert Scott, NJ. a. with corrections
"a additions BIZ Henry Dslet 81 j. Professor Of The
COZ and Latin Languages. Columbia College New.
ya,T Harper e. Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

MAY Gods blessing attend your efforts in these
r!y dear Doctor you afford relief IN these there
viii be vast number Of others who VIII apply.
Very truly yours ROBERT W. lands"
IOMpI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
E.,IIt.Y BOtRpING sCHOOL.-rhe Winisi

Academies schools and Private Classes " III be attended
10 bv Mr. W and Dzu snter and also al ih-if AeG
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-25

cave jacksonville every Wednesday at G m,
arrive at Alton next day by m.
42l0. From Alton, Madison county, by New.
bern, Grafton, Milan, Gilead and Hamburg, to Belle
view, 81 miles and back, once week
Leave Alton every Monday at a m, arrive NJ
Bellcview next day by PM
Leave Belleyiew every Wednesday at IL a m, ar
rive at Alton next day by 6 pm
42Il From Carrollton, Greene county, by Bluff.
dale, Belleview, Pleasant Hi Atlas, and Pleasant
Vale, to kinderhook, 81 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Carroton every Tuesday at a m, arrive
at Atlas same day by m, and al Kinderhook next
Leave Undertook every Wednesday ut 10 m, ar.
rive at Atlas same day by 6 p m, and at Carrollton
next day by Gp m.
42l2. From Carrollton, Greene county, by Green.
field Fayete, and Chesterfield, to CarIinyille. "a
miles and back, once week.
Leave Corroton every Monday at 6 m, arrive
Mt Carnyille same day by p m.
Leave Carinville every Tuesday at Ga m, arrive
at Csrroll,on same day by 6 pm.
42l3. From Ptsfed, Pike county, bv Keys.
burg, Barry, Kinderhook, Clio, and 'Payson, to
Quincy, 43 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Phtsfeld every Tuesday and Saturday at
q m, arrive at Quincy same day by pm.
Leave Quincy every Monday and Friday at 6 a
m, arrive at Pittsfed same day by m
AHA. From Ptsfed, Pike county, by Griegs-
vile, Perry, and Chambersburg, to Versailles, "a
miles and back, once week
Leave Pttshed every Saturday at 8 a m, arrive
at Versailles same day by p m.
Leave Versailles every Friday at 8 m. arrive At
Pitts6eld same day by pm.
1915. From Winchester, Scott county. by NOME.
yuma and Milton, to P,,sfeld, S5 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Winchester every Wednesday at m,
arrive at Prs6eld same day by m.
Leave Pusfed every Wednesday at a m, ar
rive at WInchester same day Ky 10 m.
42l6. From Jacksonville. Morgan county nv
Bethel, Meredosia, and Versailles, to Mount Ster.
ling, 40 miles and back, three times week
Leave Jacksonville every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at ii am, arrive Mt Mount Sterling
same days by 10 p m.
Lehve Mount Sterling every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 2 IN, arrive at Jacksonville same
days by IL IN.
Proposals 10 extend through TO Quincy, 80 miles
further are invited; and also for six times sweek SER
vice from Jacksonville to Quincy.
Proposals for the transportation Of the mail IN
coaches will be considered
42I7 From Jacksonville, Morgan county, BY Al
thee, Franklin, Apple Creek, Locust Spfing, and
Cummington to carlinyil., 46 miles and back, once
q week,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tailor.

W ITO CHEsNUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA
n constantly on hand hts extensive Taiofnr ,o,. an
oe The s<ae House, elegant Of French and
Ca'simees and vesng. received per late arrv,
ne eonsae the esAblshnsnt principle OF ,epd,,
no out Of his store but hs quality md \,
at be hasso long enjoyed the custom IN th
oeghout the Union He would respectfully soI,et All
vuns NE eiJ assuring them any
ofues entrusted To him. in at low err rae,
inc sane quality be had store IN IN. ei,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
ADDITIONAL.

NOVEMBER l6Tu. 1876.
M AkkhN fARiSs- have received by Express from
New YORK an additional supply Of desirable gods
1b1 ey ba'e 70 safe 10 their ends public II at their
sock o. si'Pe AMI Fancy Dr. Goods very complete
comprising tae est desinab We enton b.ou
ie" e tho just o7ene =.
h.eh fFed ant FsuTei Pcu:t De and a & Silks
To- Pad and Pr n Ell Pan ~ IN r :, atd Ms.b..
su2'r Iari an, Ca iioFn a Mtr 40 Pla,d.
". i AID aad sIaaed frerea Coax ms, very pretty
Rieh Fatey Pr nt. in grel yareiy
: 4 Frig Prog, Blu totE Cterry Flor,re-.
kieh Shaded d fliid sab an b me. Ri b,n.
DO b-1chei Taioet and En- r'd We vet Sara
stkanf Ne.vet CHIT elau,s. SILK aad wor ted Hos.rv
L+as"s 4 nseee1 - < Caves l. nen C,nbre Hdkf-
Es' bns Dies GoOts, an Lice. OF All KIM.
sc &c ~ So - WV
In al OF which prepared in uesr-ni, 10 purea
WARREN 4 FARIss
~ 10 No.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
SPLENDID STOCK OF Fall GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN a. co. arc in re.
eeip OF an unusually stock Of DRY GOODS
comprising every variety suited county trade; among
which
Rich Paris Cashms, Robes
Rich Ombre Shades Cashmere nd Mou.-las
Rich Oregon. Castnian and C1emanine Patds
Plaid Merino Cashmeres
Rich satin rt'iped Tibet DO.
Blk aud cord Aipaess
Blk and rain striped do
Bomblziner. Grapes and Poplns
Rich Ruge ombre r. D'soie
Rich Pekin Facvnne do
Rich Gro dc Naples Cacs do
Together with n great variety Of
New styia Silks from Use To o. per yard
While aud cord embe Muslin Robas
French embd Collars Chrmsrlr Canes
Infants Froeh Bodies, Sleeves, &c
Ombre shaded Csoasings
Biz French Cloth Cassimcres
sis, satin and vss inrs
fatinets fulled kersey.. Cable Kerseys
Plaid Linssys. white AMI red Pannels
White Domets Weeh non rniing and Canton Flaunes
ssrvan,s Wbney, and super bound He'd BI,nkets
sik and m-rnn Hosiery. Gloves. fancy silk Cravst-
Heavy wool ik ard eofd hbe. Grape shavs
White AMI cord embd erase Scarf. somrhins very pretty
ALSO
CsrpctinEs. Rugs aud Boeknss.
For sale, Wholesale and retail
Sc ~ No % WEST MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
CHEAP! CHEAPIi CHEAPHI
ANOTHER SUPPLY.

II w ID u II It'll, 46.
w r. are now opening another supply of Roots
nnny cheap foa manufacture. among which are ~
pessed Boots ~ 10 TO IL Meas prime sew.d water
water proof boots nailed bottom. .p,l,n.n. a.
ares, bo very cheap; Gensnsas Morocco er,r.
nsand boys fp hunroes, large siz.s to H. I2
TO H. cheap LADIES' calf ACE shoe. l,rr, 80,
LADIES' hne Zeal teh Waking Shoes
ofOad "0msns se~ed aEd pegEed wells
BOYS Boos and ShDes very cheap We have 90 h,,
70 ihe vey set merchants Just returning North
The In Philadelphia YORK We tr,p-eypy i.v,. NJ
want OF Boots and saoss cheaper they bourhi
~ ana es hsna From our bong bu.
siness facilities for buying roods Al III. 1--we. - r.
pso, 70 iso.e hst have been engaged short
AAigs Retail ersiaess We give To
'izeI as lhy want AL eIsInae our s7ei bef.
you tuy. PtTTSpy |. w srTs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
FRESH GOODS. FRESH GOODS.
III Main Sfraer

''HE subscriber respectfully announces to his
cry and country customers in general has now IN,
'tneH OF ready made Clothing which particularly in
" hos who have not yet supplied eir Pa.
inner wear Ny stoek is entirely fresh laie.
styles and vii maxi. a. and r,e. M
consists, In part o. 49, ~ ~
Beaver Overcast, and Sacks
EnsDh and French Cloth Overroais ard aaek.
Pilot Overoosts ard Frork,
T~eeds CASHMERE Coat, al style.
Back and Fancy Cashmere Pants, an su,l...
Fancy CAshreTe Vets
Do 10
Do Nerro 20
Besiie' large Shifts Linen Bo.om. Collar, IN
sete with general Undsrshrts and Drawer, AZ
DOL sILAs MERCHANT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
'NfllS DAY OPENED, a Box of Jno r A

lens brani OF Tobacco put mp erpre-sy for the ALHAu
hkh AND est Of 81 pound Tie undrn-i b.. e..
ki-tfn1nj. - ' ~ W ''"" w
~ eN is o. hsrs 'uPesr oysisis Dues.. raids.s vep
a 80 -" &c Ne Wien vii he '-Ts- up a few uac-
n-ent' ao''es ~ .ilSsts sup ?, % rts,
" prem e-aB-t aesis aaeut4odao 81 our u,.n,-
sips ''ofe sheh W. hss r,tdife sec L, ~
s'"e hv - blrs rcuunI our az hp,. ma. -,
h-.' t-sn fem nd - ad A. " ~ y ,,s,I
anu Us Se.- ete'sas stan Re a-Jl gre -ae4
z y. aLL,,N. ATLANTA.
w o Penits Stor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26

III. w. a. j. j. FRY AZ CO.,
wHoLK.ALK pKALrKs,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Lag. do
$50 do old white and lava
100 hhds N Orleans Sugar, part prime
9S do Rico do do
IL do II CroiI do do
rs casks clarified
6S boxes NO I Loaf do
30 bbis crushed do
90 do pulversed do
so hhds Moiassts
100 kegs Nails best quality
$500 sides Sole Leather
tons bisieed Steel
4 eases AMI
200 eorts Sperm and Ta;ow Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper part large
800 " cap 4
5 eeroons prime Indigo
SO packages G. p Impland Black Teas
IS bbls lamp and Oil
200 kegs ride and blasting Powder
Bar Lead Shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Peue
Copperas. Sulphur sd salts
Soaps Mustard CboeolIte, Blaeking dc
sIiO and l0xl2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords AMI Liacz
Ashton Sack
So dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack
SO WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos n,
factory prices
p-Reseving and forwarding goods will be attended TO- An
kinds OF produce received on oon.ign au 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS

JuASUE4CTORY, J9bO-e CllsHLH Sfreri,
100 North 9th st. Philadelphia.
FuNHE subscriber
OF Vehicles OF the fshisn,
double single Roekaway and aryaH Wagons
Carrot Sk, i0rk Uag0Hs, with without
which he will dispose the reasonable An
OF Vehicles made order
teras and wotkma nshp.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing
above articles requested
elsewhere.
An Work coming from his Mandatory rarransd for
year.
6J- Having received the SILVER MEDAL being highest
premium awarded the Exhibition Of Franklin
for TIE superiority OF workmanship line
oui sufficient
daliOn for the super 'priiy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
I69 North Pihh street, above CaloxhiI Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-26
THIRD SUPPLY.

THIRD SUPPLY,
III ATBROP, CHRISTIAN AZ Co. ars oosr,,, =, -,
Il ful assormsn, Of dress Eoods--aeha a.
RI h Plaid Cashueres
Rieh Merino Ieopais
Pans CaShmersI AID Rob~s
20 piece, CashneT-s at - cent? worth sac
White AMI e"orei Embroidered Musln Robe,
Zach dre~ Sibs-co1rtd and bIaek
Rich TuEefie and Casamere saawh
Rich Canton Grape Shawt-
White aud eoorel KID Iyes be, ou,lHy
Silk ard wout.d Hosiery
lie nsiiteaed and Enbru d-rs J Lawn HkG
Also
Nsn<hrnkng white ami edlJfsc Pan1.A
d and SeryzHis Blankets
Cloths, CtsSlacis ard Kerseys
BIN ard nTIb Moreens for Skirs
Blue Seantt and Drab Damasks
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