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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, June =, 1876.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
\ to oeoo, very cheap for cash, witha general assorumen nj Of Pain
tiers arucies.
Ghss OF the bes, quality, sizes from sIIo 10 e6I3o. Wholesale
OF retail.
White Lead, hard to beat in kegs from % lbs so IbS-t SEQ lbs
The above articles are Of my own selection. and wauantsa good
Ountry gentlemen would do well 10 call and cIamine these
goods and judge for themselves, At ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
Next door To the Exchange Rank
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ ~
Z ask the attention Of merchants making their purchases IN
w TINS market, 10 our stock Of Fancy Goods now in STORE, he
heving That they will find as large and varied assortment a. RICH
FANCY GOODS, as in any one establishment IN this city; and our
disposition and determination il 10 sell as cheap as similar goods
can be bought in this market. We have recently opened AL the
late aylss or
Drsss silks. some very rich; LAces, Shawis
Cashmeres, de'Lains, Robes Of every fabric and quality
Black Alpaca Robes
Cord and blk Alpaccas great variety
Gro de'Oheans Paids. California Checks
Em5rodenes for wedding and evening dre2ts
Yey neh embd white Silks for wedding dresses
Gloves, Muts, Velvet CUTS
French worked Capes ana Collars
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ladies and Chhdren's Hoods
Ladies and Infants Drefs Caps
Trimmings Of every description
Fine green BeraRes
Bk End cordCraTcE, Couets
Bonnet and Neck Rbands
Satin and Inserting DO &c.
Together with a large assortment m STAPLE GCOD5 such as-
Resehed and brown DomeSIcs
Negro and Bed Banksts
Jeans ard Kefseyf. Saints
Paid LlHzeys, PIin'A Cotton Bats
Blk and white Naddiur
co De, 'us1mereE and a great variety Of Vts.ings. &C.
To those who buy for cash, or 10 punctual customers, We will
Offer gfeat inducements 10 the above goods
se HAYNES. VAN DEURsEN A WARD.
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]. Ii. EUSTACE y S0N

ID ESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
IA Virginia, trading in or passing through Richmond, to examine
their stock Of Drugs Medicines Pants and Dye suds. They are
prepared n Oder such Inducements they think, "a Will make IL their
intefcgto cCnfnc their dealings in heir way TO this place.
Ginseng, Beeswa1 and Falsced, taken IN exchange Gr goods At
the highest market prize. ses
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WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
q n COMMISSION MERCHANT,


WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Frrst Door hl0e tAs CTR HstG,
OFFERS for sale
~ 200 bags RIO and IAsuAyra Coffee
100 DO StDomiugo do
100 90 lava and Manila DO
30 hhds P. Rico and n. Orleans Sugars
5 co Cuta Clarified do
20 bbh y orleans do
20 boxes ". a W. Loaf do
s 90 No do do
. bli Crushed do
S DO Pulversed do
go hid, Mola=es
90 bts y. q. Mo.ssses
10 tons Tretegar Iron. assorted axes
1 Do BhsSsred steel
l DO German do
zoo kegs Nails
100 nd,s Sole Leather
100 boIes soap
so DO sperm and TarOw Canilss
100 rams wrapping Paper
so 90 Cap and Letter Paper
? CerOonE Indigo
"a paek4s,.G G. ?. and ImpTT,a
5 DO Ra,k do
% Esg.Powder
200 bags shot
10 segs bar Lead
5 uerces Rice
10000 is4 Cotton Yarns, Manchester and other factories
5000 lbs. DO Seine Irvine, Nos. 10 andsO
10000 los Western sd.s 90
100 bls \. Z. Cut HemnKs
. punshcOns superior Old Java Rum
1 DO Ant do
10 bbs y. z. DO
pipes ,up. Holland Gin
. half pipes sup. old Brandy, J Tennessee
DO DO % O., o. Po'oy = Co.
10 bls Imitation 30
3 DO sup. old Peach 80
10 DO DO Do Apple DO, 3yeaEOd
30 DO Ri-h- rZsonIs No. ! Whisky
so do TuscsIOosl 80
- Do honOug1hrla Rye spiuts
100 do Cincinnati Reeiiaei whisEey
5 bids DO
? pipes Old l.. P. NJ. Wine
] pipe choice 30 DO
do 90 do
10 a. pipes =. ". do
> DO Bro Sherry do
] pipe o. l.. Port do
8 or pipes pure Juice do
10 bls Sweet Mal-ra d.
20 tDksts Champs gne, Anchor and other blhds
D~emjohrs Spanish Segaf,. Mustard
Starch, Coppefas, Alum, Anspiee
Pepper, Ginger. Lamp Oh Lard, and Shoe Thread
With = small Dot Of y. Bumey's sup. Family Fouf-aA
Of which will be sold At the lowest prices for cash, or to punetuai
customers on the usual time. seq
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
II MAIN

HANE in store, and are now receiving, their
III stock Of BRUSH, French and American Dry Goods, for the
fall trade, comprising an unusually large and extensive variety
which will be sold as low a. they can be bought in any market m
this country and 10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of
the trade. KENT, KENDALL n ATwATER.
Gnuf q HsAE
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TO T0BACl0NlSTS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Roots. shoes. HntS. Cams. 40.

IHNHE subscriber begs leave TO call the atten-
n uon Of County Merchants, tn his stock Of Roo'E shoes,
Hats, Caps &c whca eonPn~s a r,nrai assortment adapted to
nlsal'S 3D. of VIII ch he assures them win be soi At n very sinai.
sdvarer On the emt. Asst is his Determination 10 sci, buyers will
hsd II o their iatsret 70 cali and eIzmrne IA s,tpek. before buying
elsewhere JUDAH MYERS,
Wholesale aud Retail dealer In Boot, Shoes, Hats. Caps Gc,
SC II No 81 West Main street.
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DISSOLUTION

TIME co. partnership heretofore existing under
IL the ftm Of Rankin q whuloek. was this cay diz-olv-c by
mutual eoa-nL The unctlcd business Of the concern will Be at
tended to by RanAin. whtloek d Roysaet.
(siEnsdl ROBERT RANKIN,
n. n wHTTLocK.
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For Coach Makers

OIlCE.-Iiaving by attachment, served
IN upoH s.cpI on Du,ai and Fsudsu Grn1. prohibited Them
fom paying The follow orr ucFouabc Notes, dawn By uuvi' Utr.
thsfs A. Go, AMI rnd1frrf by stephen DuyaL and r8yabIe M Hsrja.
min ClurchhfL ofh q Interest n tha 1afa concern Of Duvai Church.
uu a 90 tbs o. tu caution che public uum tsrfIvn u ~ boz lry
manner trading for aid NOTES list note. da'ed OH June. 1896
down bt uuval, nrolcu A. Co Hui crdourd by stephen uuya.
of 8 uns for e1Oos qu. teo other u1Hs ofrmo f1te, davuHy ut
nul raf.rs ari enforced by st9 en- Duvai o1f Tor about 3lUrr
EACH unc rayaulc af h m1a. aui ut oIhrrI Do FOL. uHH from Gh June
1886. WM ANDERSON. j..
AuF ga. lstG-U Richmond Va.
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UHERT N0rT

House sign Painter and Glazier
Negt door 10 ne EE1AGHFs Bgsk, Richmond, PrFiHis,
As received 4 further supply OF Paints, ohs Copel and other
III varnnhcs, with Painters Brushes and Blenders. An assort-
ment Of French aud American Window Ghss, sizes from s1IO TO
3OI26 inches, all Of winch he IL DESTROYS 10 senOT work up on the
most reasonable terms.
N. IA large supply OF Soap Stone Faint, for safe low, 4 80.
n-K.or naiut for Tin mr. Shinalsd Roofs n N
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NOTICE,

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
o. The undersigned have this day entered into
co partnership, under the name aud style orRANKIN, wHrrLoCk
A. ROYsTER, for the Transaction Of a general Commission and
ship Brokerage business both foreign aad domestic, and respect
fully solicit the patronage OF the public
Csisned) ROBERT RANKIN,
n. n wHrrLOCK.
A. L. RoYsrER.
Richmond, August S, 1876. In
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G%ALLAGHER a OLDNER.

NJ " - WUTU" T""II
IN store, and for sale on reasonable
II trrmf. o. rrHrtnIasr1rren 0f aU hafs Tofsirn and p1mrs
uc Who's aud Liquor BY wi1igaas aud rtsI They have AZ oil
tmsa on hanfi a. .. no, 15 bod -1 en- trnI ohur nod mnita and
un rf up ln good oWrr any 1Iaruy mat m1y BE- wanted
keepfu ofTutIc houses t1 she county end pcrrour wanting a
~Footauicie ~ their own zee, w0udt a. wei 90 rive them a sants
fore purchasnE 81 fboy may rest afsucd nstany Liqior usy may
eH VII rfnvr to ts a fCnrre auce. e. ~
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PUBLIC.

GIVE my articles a trial and Judge for yourself.
~ Iwar"antthemantob be as represented, orthe money refunded.
Ny EAU LUsTRAL HAIR EsroBATINE-Thi universally ap
proved and admired article, free from ardent sprtf, punRsnt rsssn-
tai OIL and other destructive materials cleans the hair oHgeiugus
". rerdr.s IL beautifully bright and impaTts TO 10 the delicate flag
rance Of the flowers. Hair washed with this eItact soon becomes
peasinFiy soft and luturiaht IN rs growth and will positively bring
IN new hair on bad heads by is use and hair iht has teeu made
IaTth, and h turning grey or falling out bytAe rise OF spirit or other
improper prepHpnoTs will soon BE- restored 70 it, natural coor and
btulancy by a FEW applications Of the Eau Lu.tal
itSa preseryauve against b1ltrcss, and on inialIiie cure IN al
affections olthe skn on the head, % dandWh-and Tor preventing
the hurE OF Of the hair and turning grey.
His The simple produce and immediate eItpet Of somep laRjs salu.
tau for the h u, ebd wed with properties 20 highly cleansing fhl'
itdissnEsEesihe Epdemis and Capillary tubes OF thu corrosive ac
lion Of the petspirauon asd Of the dry and dead particles that IL
deposits. This preparation pufi6es the hair, aud fIycs TO ia beau.
ufui Eors and aofncsF, ei an agreeable and vIvIfying perfume
EViuENCE-Natur - On incIhauFuble mine. in which erpe.
Renee andEudy will always find room 10 c1cavatc. tits hat source.
alone, which produces all that man calls invention, and which be
would DO better perhaps 10 name adaptations.
fT tne, Who'enie and retail, by
JULES HAUEI, rcrumCf and Chemist
No 40 south ID street, Phfadeipha.
And By my AGENTS, l. Gintcr DuvslG Purcell. r Y Duva. q On
quesnr, Man Fuet, = 81 Zichnarn. pouio D. McQueen, Bfoadu
Richmond. Chs CofIng. Bmrr Thomas 4 g. Pctersburr. ani mos
anthe umEgtts through he Union. oc 3
6r Premiums was awarded 70 the Franklin institute.
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RLACK IRON POLISH, for III

~ hanr-gs Sc, Sc-rhis article produces on Iron ratings.
Crates, AMI all Kinds Of Iron work, a beautiful Jet black polish, re-
curing no more labor than the application OF an ord nary varnish
Iii il vey duntle, and 10 not effected by exposures efeetuany
protecting The Iron frOm the action OF the weather. For Sls by
DUvAL Il PURCELL,
self Druggists llg, Main St Get.
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PHILIP NJ. TABB \ son,

ofes, on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
A TTEND To THE COLLECTION oP CLAIMS OF every
n description; Renting OFT receiving the rents, and selling real
property in town OF the adjacent country; HinnE out Negroes col
Getting their hires, and disposing OF them at public or private sale
au3I
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GKOUERlRS.

HdUJEhIED,
MNTE iurnr uc attention Of the Planters Co our stock Of Famt
w ~ Cuceros. being drrmuci 90 ru 10 puurtual CUSTOM
ssa 90 iuN &C. amdnf quahty amccf canbe purchased mth.s cy
10 thoss WIN patfouac ne We tender our serv.ces forths sale ~
ruducso ~ 81 kiuds, free ~ any commission for sfntnE
b. go CRErrER A. GRETTEH.
NENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND-My cele.
~ hatsd Amhfosai Ross sri Annnd SHAVING CREAMS ts
N cumuansou on Amsuca or kur 81. No p~rsrn viii 30 auy otbrr
snn usaF mt Emoucnt Paste. 900 che hfr-ue ven beL-
Utvf f aaY a anrr wnl . A. nos "a auy more 10 convince yuu.
tvauunt b. Fof sac, vtoieue and retail. o.
JULEa HAUEIH
Peffamsfy md Chsufcsl Store,
20 south "a street. bsl1w Chesnut. Phfs.
49, ~ ~ Arsur. D. otutsE purai a furceh n n puvul n nu.
gussas. sais = = n Esehfssan. Uonin 4 Mtoaeea, nroid =
RHtneut. 60 CafIlr Bnu. rhomss a GO, Fstasbura and NOT
81 ~ ufufrrs h ourh Gee tnin. oc
0T rumums swsftai s ne furhln luFHu's.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-23
A BEAU rIFUL INCIDENT.

On beautiful summers day clergyman was
called TO preach in a town in Indiana, to younc
Episcopal congregation. At the close of the dis
course, he addressed his young hearers 10 such
words these:
Learn that the present life is preparation
tor and has tendency to eternity. The present
is linked 10 the future throughout creation in the
vegetable, in the animal, and in the moral world
AS is the seed, so is the fruit as is the egg,
50 Is the fowl; as is the boy so is the man
and as Is the RATIONAL being in this world, so
will he be in the next; Dives estranged from
God here, is Dives eslranged from God in tho
the next; and Enoch walking with God here, is
Enoch walking with God in a calm and better
world. beseech you, live then, for blessed
eternity. Go TO the worm that you tread upon.
and learn lesson Of wisdom. The very catterpil-
lar seeks the food that fosters it for another and
similar state. and more wisely than man. builds
lis own sePuIchIe, from whence in time, by kind
OF resurrection, II comes forth a new creature in
almost an angelic form. And, now that which
crawled, flies, and that which fed on compara-
lively gross food sips the dew that revels IN the
rich Pastures--sn emblem Of that paradise where
flows the river of life, and grows the tree Of life
Could the caterpillar have been diverted from its
proper element and smode Of life, if il had never
attained the butterfy's splendid form and hue.
it had perished worthless worm Consider
her ways and be wise. Let it not be said We are
more negligent than worms and that Your reason
is less available than their instinct As often "a
The butterfly fits across your path remember that
it whispers in its flight" Live for the Future.'
With this the preacher closed his discourse
but To deepen the impression. butterfly, directed
by the Hand which gnides alike The sun and an
atom in its course, flu,lsred through the church,
as if commissioned by Heaven to repeat the ex-
horiation. There was neither speech nor Ian
gusge, but its voice was heard saving to the
gazing audience" Live for the Future
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for bold shot, steady hand, and cool sight,
and you may yet be saved Take care, sir;

for bold shot, steady hand, and cool sight,
and you may yet be saved! Take care, sir !;
take care The sportsman's frs, sciion 10 to
throw the barrel Of his piece, unfortunately only,
smooth bore. across his left arm, the thumb of
his right hand cautiously and noiselessIy cocks
the gun, and the first finger Of the same hand
feels the trigger. Mr.. A. steadily advanced he
was not suffered to remain long in suspense he
had proceeded but three PAGES, when, with ter
rho cry the Cougar for such 1t wss) sprung from
his lar and dashed upon him he fred, but appa-
rent'y without effect, where were now his hounds2
They had fled at the first glimpse OF the furious
beast. and rent the woods with their cowardly
wailings! He struck, indeed, few blows with
The butt end OF his piece, but the robber of the
forest was loo nimble for him momentary strup-
gle, and he was upon his hack. The ferocious
Cougar was standing, or rather cropchine over
him; one paw was upon his broad cheat, and each
protruded talon, penetrated his clothes and flesh,
caused a stream Of blood to trckle down his side
the other paw grasped his skull, and he felt as
IT each claw penetrated his brain his senses
reeled, and his blood suffused his eyes, and nearly
blinded him; still. however, this heroic American
tainted not. nor ceased struggling manfnlly for tho
victory His vigorous arm was extended. and
his hands graspe6 the monsters throat, thus keep
ing him, for time. from bringing into play those
rapacious jaws, which as the hunters strength
declined, were gradually advancing into closer
proximity with his face; such . fearful struggle
could not be of long continuance. The burning
eye-balls of the Cougar elared nearer and more
near STILL as they looked into the blood shot orbits
ct the PROSTATE but fearless victim their owner
was forced to turn them aside from the encounter
as If conscious of the dasisrdly nature of his at
tack. and the superior bravery, though inferior
strength. OF the man upon when he crouched
The powers of man relaxed nature had done her
utmosi-she was at length exhausted. The
darkness OF despair was on the point of plunging
his senses into unconsciousness, and death was
about to seize upon his victim, when the brush
wood behind him crashed, and yielded before
heavy weight; the bay Of blood hound awoke
him to consciousness and hope large animal
bounded upon the merciless foe the shoek hurled
the animal from its prey, aad the brave hunter
felt that he was saved. Need explain the &C.
CASTOR of this truly providentia. and almost mira
cnlous rescue? The favorite blood hound, which.
on quitting home, he had left all behind him, had
bowling all DAY as if possessing sort of
prophetic prescience Of the accident by which his
owners life would be placed in such extreme dan
ger; and having at length broken loose. had gone
forth IN quest OF his missing master, and found
him in time, but only just in time. to save him
from one of the most horrible of deaths. From
The Naturalist.
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SUNDAY SIDEWALKS.

An aged, good humored "sncker," W no had fell
in with some jovial friends Friday night, or met
with great luck on Saturday morning, " took a
spread" on slippery pavement yesterday at an
early hour and the :" cUrBjoice'' he had imbibed
was so powerful, or the pavement so iley, that
every attempt he made to attain perpendicular,
only weakened his powers and excited his wrath.
Consarn the pawn stuns, mnitered he, &" thar
ain'i no gittin' along on 'em!" and away he'd 90
sprawling
Try it again, old fellow" advised locker
on.
"Taint no use, answered he, " fell over the
cursed things last night, cause ] coadn't sec
'em.
Take a fresh start" said bis friend, "and
yos'll walk the whole town easy"
After getting once more upright, he pulled his
hat from over his eyes, looked bis sympathiser in
the face, and cody remarked.
"T's my opinion, stranger. that when the city
people git to pohshin" thar PAWN stuns for Sun
day, that they're growing little 10 id
proud ,"-St. Louie Re0eiHe.
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A HAIR BREADTH ADVENTURE IN
DEMERARA

One morning--and it was morning by him
never afterwards to be forgotten-the subject of
this anecdote left home, and proceeded alone on a
shooting excursion. | should scarcely, however,
be justified in asserting, that he went forth abso-
lulely alone for two powerful tiger hounds fol-
lowed closely at his heel. His fayoriie blood
hound howled long and planIiveIy for permission
to jon the party, but his master was nexorsble :;
he was tied UP and left behind. Indeed, even
the two dogs he took with him we're more az
companions than from any idea he en,errsined
that their services would be called into reouisi.
ton. Had he expected danger, il was moi on
them he would have relied, but on the noble ami.
NAL whose courage and fidelity he had SO often
proved, and who was now left at home. The
day passed over without any remarkable encoun.
ter, and Mr.. A., was on his return home, his
game bag ladened with fealhered spoil, and fine
buck suspending from the projecting branch Of a
marked tree, awaiting the mornings sun, till a
slave should be sent for it. He had now nearly
reached the outskirts Of the wood, when he sud
denly perceived in tho ticket. on one side Of the
path through which he must pass, two small fain,
and twinklng lights, ike that Of pair of glow.
worms his practised eye instantly informed him,
that this appearance proceeded from nothing bot
he malevolent eyes Of a wild beasi--whethsr
Cougar, Pums. Jaguar, he hesitated not TO deter
mine; one thing was certain, retreat was fatal,
and to advance was apparently equally 90 Now,
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THE NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE

STORE. t.i ,.n.- Is rt'
Fresh and large arrivals of Boots
T.; ;::!::
stock at presents is very desirable, and no attention
shall be spared to please every one.
just received and for sale at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, Ladies Bronze Buskins ra.
Ladies Colorcd Caters
Do Bronze Half CATERS
Do Colored Cloth Buskins
Do Black Cloth do
Do French Morocco Buskins
Do Kid Slippers sra.uf
Do Kid Stitched Morocco Buskins
Do Black Thin Sole Caters
Do Black Morocco do Posi-
Do Fine Kid Ties
Do Fine Morocco Slippers
Do Patent Leather Ties and Buskius, tho
prcttiest article that has been offered this
season, and all tho rage in New York and
Philadelphia.
Gentcmen's Fine French Calf Boots
Do Fine Goat Boots
Do Fine Calf Pegged Boots
Do Fine Goat do do
Do Black Cloth Button Caters
Do do do Lace do
Do do Bronze do do
Do Goat sewed Bootees
Do Goat pegged Bootccs
Do Grain Downings
Do Calf half welt Bootces
Do Heel Slippers
Do Calf sewcd Downings
Do Light Cloth Button Caters.
Nothing can be more comfortable and elegant
than these Caters, and shall be pleased to show
them to any Gentleman, for they not to be found
a. any other Store in the City.
Misses Kid Caters
Do Colored Strap Shoes
Do Morocco Ties and slippers
Do Patent Leather Shoes, elegant and
neat shoe for summer. The Misses will please drop
in and look at them.
Mems and Boys Colorcd and White Palm Leaf
Hats.
Cents Double Brim Palm Leaf Hats, Just &c.
ceived and for sale at the New York Boot and Shoe
Store. ]. III. GREGORY,
3 April 80 Norfolk
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TERMS OF ADvERrisrNc

o. 7loetue lines or less make a square longer one.
charged in proportion, and to be paid orin
advance.
Advertisements ordered in only once or twice
week, will be charged so cents per squar. Tor the
trst insertion, and 31l cents for each subsequent
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nR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF WILD CHERRY


CONS sumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com
plant, Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing,
Pain in the Side and Breast Palpitation of the
Heart, Influenza, Group, Broken Constitu.
ton, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases OF the Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the most ofectual and speedy
cure ever known for any of the
above diseases is
THE GENUINE PREPARATION,
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
Consumptivcs, or those whose lungs are affected
slightly, should take this Syrup without delay, by
which they may prevent the fixing of that dire dig
ease fully and firmly. How important then 10
avoid it. Never live day with cough when this
Syrup can be had, aud you are nearly certain,
with proper care, to svod destruction by Consump-
ton.
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY the first prepar alton from
that valuable tree which introduced TO the
public, and ample proof is afforded of it's success
by the country being flooded with &c Balsams -
" Candies" and Mixtures'' of Wild Cherry. not
one OF which is prepared by regular PHI sician
although they have assumed the names of rcspecta-
BILE physicians to give currency to their % Nos
trums." And there is 60 Impostor'' who has
come out within g few days. with Compound Syr-
OF Wild Cherry, clinging still closer the orig
nal name, that persons might he deceived if they
did not bear in mind the name of DR.. SWAYNE
Therefore the public should be on their guard and
not have worthless mixture palmed upon them
for the original and genuine preparation which ia
only prepar red by DR.. SWAYNE, ". w Corner of
Eighth and Race streets. Phi,odelphia
. Co The public are requested to remember tina. it
10 DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
that has and is repeatedly performing such mirac.
ulous cures of diseases which have baffied the skill
of the Profession, and set at defiance the whole cat
alogue of Patent Medicines. which daily pulled
through the organs of the press. Therefore ask for
DR.: Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
and purchase none other.
CHARLES H. HEINITSH, gent for Portsmouth,
Va, King & Toy, and D. D. Murden, Norfolk, and
Peyton Johnston, Richmond, Va. Dec %
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WHITE BONNET GLUE.-we have just
w received superior Article of WHITE GLUE,
and arc anxious 10 call the attention Of Msntua-
Makers and others 10 the same. For sale At the
Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
April % CHAS ". HETNITSH, Agent.