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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

FIRE IN HARDWICK We learn that
on Friday night 18th inst, the dwelling house
barn and shed of Mr. Giles Houston,a reside Mt
of the south east part of Hardwick, were en-
tirely consumed by fire, together with most of
his produce and household effects. The fire is
supposed to have commenced in the barn and
when discovered, was under such Roadway
that the inmates of the house had barely time
to escape with their lives-Star
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

These articles, it will be perceived embrace
the luxuries of the rich, and many of those
things most essential to the comfort of the
poor, and yet as the especial friends of the
latter they tax wines DO per cent. and Brandy,
Rum, Gin, Whiskey, &c, 1907 Spices are
taxed 40 per cent. and Cosmetics and Per-
fumes 80 only Watches 10 per cent, and
Blacksmith tools, Molasses, Pepper, Sugar
and Coal 80! .,. .......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26
The New Tariff The Rich ant
.' ..I... the Poor.

As the Administration party claim to have
done so much for tie laboring classes of the
community, we have thought proper to make
few comparisons out Of many, which may
serve to show the diflerr nee between practice
and profession .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

THE DRoUrH. The Springfield (Muss) Re-
publican says: These who know, inform us
that the Connecticut river has not been as low
during the past forty years as it has been for a
week past. The Westheld and Chickopee
rivers are also uncommonly low The cotton
mills at Three Rivers were obliged to suspend
operations on Monday last, in consequence of
the scarcity of water--a thing that Ehns never
occurred before since they were built Our
paper maker informs us that a similar scarcity
prevails in the Berkshire streams" H-"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

THE WEATHER DR.. Robbins, of Hartford,
CT, states in the Hartford Coruant, that there
was period of hot weather in September,
in 1901, similar to what we have recently expe-
rienced On the 9th of that month the mer-
curry stood at %. o But the summer of that year
was cool. DR.. Robbins says the effect of the
heat on the human system, in September and
six degrees. ,r.,,.,.. e. ...ft.. .a.lt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

The Polk STANDARD. Messrs Arnold,
jackson & Co, the entcrprizing Calico Prin-
tiers ofthe Union works in this village, have
been compelled by the legislation ofthis peo-
pie loving Administration, to reduce the wa
ges OF labor in their establishment. No one,
who is acquainted with this Company, and
mas been observant of the solicitude they
have ever cherished for the welfare ofthose in
their employ, can doubt that the necessity ex-
lists for such course We understand the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26
LATER.

NJ ARRIVAL FROM CALtF oRNIA-LATER FROM
FoRT BENT-PRoGREs OF THE EMGRANTs'
The steamer Little Missouri arrived yester-
day from the Missouri river. Among ner
passengers were Mr. Solomon Snhlette, Wa-
ter Reddick, and several fellow travellers
from California Mr. Sublette has been ap
sent from this city for three years, which tlmt
he spent in Oregon and California. In orlel
conversation with him last evening, we learn,
ed the following particulars ofhis Journe!
homeward.
\ j Mr. Sublette's party reached I3ent's Fort on
the nth of August. On the same day, MT
Chas. Bent arrived from ST. Louis. ExceP'
the sick, Of whom there were not great ma
N.Y. there were not great many, there we''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-26

It appears from the reports ofthe different
o, F. lodge in Massachusetts, that withdraw
ing from the order is getting quite fashiona-
BILE; taOo hundred and eleUen having withdrawn
during the quarter ending June 30, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass is, Tor
1886 to be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., Saur-
day, May 9. IS Nos, u drawn ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
60 Merchants, Physicians,

AND OTHERSi
HNHE subscriber keeps constantly for sale, al
i The lowest prices, an assortment of MEDl-
CINES, DRUGS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, &C.,
&c.
Confident his prices will ei.e satisfaction, he
solicits even those who may not intend 10 pur-
chase al the lime, 10 ascertain the prices OF his
Goods.
Aug communications asking The prices OF
goods, are most cheerluly and promptly answered.
He would particularly stale thai he has steam
Factory in connection with his store, for powder
ing Jalap. Rhubarb. Ipecacuanha, and many
other Medicines; Tor grinding Mustard, CHINA
mon, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper Cloves, &c; and
Lamp-Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red, Chrome
yellow and green, Ver,iisris, Yellow Ochre, and
other Paints in oil; all of which he is able 10 sell
al the very lowest prices.
Paints mixed already tor use, and put up in
earhen pots, OF different sizes, Tor family conve-
ncnce
Putty Of the bes, quality a, 2. cents per h.,
out uf bladders, and 3 CTS. per h. 10 bladde,, in
quantities. of 80 lbs. and upwards.
81 No charge made Tor delivering goods in
any part ol The city.
J. w. w. GORDON, Druggist,
No. 1852 West Pratt ST., a few doors from Light
ST., and opposite the Baltimore & Ohio K. R. De.
pot BALTIMORE Feb. 2o-w3m
STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
k'aca tory,
On 7'relhi Street, near the Hing CHcs,
w HERE may be had, TO order, 81 The short
w est notice, the best of the above articles
glazed or unglazed, As The case may require-on
The most reasonable terms. The best OF reference
can be given as regards The quality OF ms woIk
both in city and country. Give me call.
MILES AMBLER.
n. B.-I have al my Factory, facilities for
executing work in the above line in superior
manner, and in less time than any ether esia-
blishment in the Old Dominion. | also keep
n hand any quantity OF reaty-made work.
March 30-dtt Nj. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. lol MAIN STREET, Richmond Vr-
In ginaa.
CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1886.
10000 DOLLARSI

L v 2ffLM'
CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1886.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, No. II, TO be drawn May
2, 1916 Grand Scheme: $4,000, $4,000, 6000,
5000, 5000, $500, 2,000 ,169, 600, 500, OF
$50, OF / ,2O0 20 of 1000, 20 Of 500, &C. IS
Nos, IA drawn. Whole Tickets $40; halves S:
quarters 2 so. Certificates Of packages OF %
Whole Tickets Sl30-halves and quarters in
proportion.
II 10000 DOLLARS!l
Alexandria Lottery Glass Is, Tor 1916, 10 be
drawn May lac 9th Prizes 10000 dollars,
&c IS No. Lottery, II drawn Ballots Tick
els 10, halves 5, quancrs2 50. A certificate Of a
package Of 25 whole tickets COSTS 1870 dollars
Shares in proportion.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 10, for 1916, 10 be
drawn May I6. Very Splendid Scheme IS, 294
dollars, 10000, 5000, 1896, OF $500, 10 OF
$500, 80 Of 1900 50 Of 900 so Of 500, &c. IS
Nos, - drawn. Tickets Slc; halves 5; quaners
. So Certificates OF Packages OF 20 whole Tic
keis Sl35; shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 20, for 1916 10 be
drawn at Alexandria. D. c., on Saturday, the ODD
Of May. Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000
5000, $500, lOl7, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c,
&c. IS No. Lottery, y drawn ballo,s.-
Tickets 10 dollars, halves s. quarers2 80. Ger
,ifcate Of Packages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50;
% halves 65 25 quarters 30 50.
The MAMMOTH $4,000 CAPITAL!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for Is46, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, May
Both. Most Splendid Scheme: ! Grand Ca
pial OF $4,000, splendid prize OF 5000, 2spen-
did prizes OF 10000 2 splendid prizes Of 1900, 2
prizes Of 5000, Of $500, of2,335, 20 OF 1000,
30 OF ,00O 20 OF 600, 40 Of 500, 30 Of 800 200 Of
200, &c, &c. rs No Lottery, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets Is dollars, halves So quarters 75
Certificates OF Packages Of 20 Wholes $50 dol
lars; halves 90; quarters 45; % eishlhs D 50.
Orders for Tickets in any Lottery advertised
by Messrs Gregory & Co., addressed 10 w. P.
Turpin, will receive prompt attention.
Remtances received free Of Postage. Drawings
forwarded, when requested, as soon as received.
Ef Persons from the country visiting the city
should bear in mind that some OF the above splen-
did prizes are in the hands OF LUCK" and il
they want money, they should address their orders
n c. B. LUCK.
For smalerschemes see daily advertisements.
Apri 81 w. p. TURPIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LIN r

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK, VIA PORT WALTHALL.
Houy Of Departure Changed 10 ST, A. NJ, and
PASSAGE AND FARE REDUCED TO
DINE Dollar Only.
THE PUBLIC are hereby informed, that on
/ and after Wednesday, the 29M inst, the line
will he interrupted for a few days, with the view
Of eiectng some slight alterations in the Angus
IA, but will certainly be resumed on MONDAY
next; on and after which dale, the price Of Pas
sage. including Meals, between Richmond and
Norfolk will be One Dollar only.
The service on the route being found some
vh,' onerous for single boat the Line will be
hencsfor,h run on three days OF the week only,
viz on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, I'M
Ill a second suitable boa, can be procured. On
these days the Cars will on and alter MONDAY
next, leave ,heSRiehmond and Petersburg Depot
al ST, A. NJ, passengers breakfasting on board
the Augusta, and reaching Norfolk between
and 8, p. M; giving persons visiting Norfolk on
business an opportunity OF transacting their ou-
siness during the afternoon, and returning TO
Richmond by the same boat which leaves Nor
FOLK a, 8, P NJ, SO as TO be in Richmond 10 break
last he next morning.
The public may rest assured, that il is the de-
termination Of the Proprie,ors to keep up this
Line permanently, and TO accommodate travel.
lers between Richmond and Norfolk ia the best
manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information or Tickets, apply al
The Depot Of the Richmond & Petersburg Rail-
Road 10 the Ticket Agent. April %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
e. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.

- RISHuiOuui HSlnld.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Pokomoke River Louery, Glass
No. 50. Prizes: Of 10000 dollars, 4 OF 5000,
Of 1855, 3 OF $500, OF 1850, 20 of 900,
&c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 8; shares in
proportion.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 100. Prizes:
5000 dollars, 1000, 1000, &c. IS Nos IA
drawn. Wholes So halves 25; quarters &c.
Observation-Disclosures River Lottery, Glass
No. S4. Prizes: 1880 dollars, 5000, $500,
10 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn Tickets 5;
halves . So quarters IS.
Also, Delaware Lottery Glass l0l. Capt.
tai $4,000, &c. sc Nos, ! drawn. Tickets ].
Thursday-Pokomoke Lottery. Glass e5.-
Prizes: $4,000, 1000, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets 4; halves 2; quarters /.
Friday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No.
Sc. Prizes: 5000 dollars. 10 of 900, &c. &C
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 2
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals: $1,000,
&c. Wholes /; halves so G qrs. IS c.
Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81. IS
Nos, ID drawn. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 1000,
&c. Tickets 4.
Also, Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass ~
To DO drawn AT Wilmington Del, May 1916.
70 Nos Is drawn. Prizes 10000 dollars, 5000,
5000 5000, 1910, OF 1000, S OF 500, 10 oil
1000, 10 Of 500, 10 OF 300, SC. Whole Tickets
lU; halves D; quarters = 81.
Another Grand Scheme tur 2la May.
10000 DOLLARS 80, 0OO!!-l5,0OOnl
70 NUMBERS, l3 DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class II, to be
drawn on Saturday, May 2st Grand Capitals:
$4,000, 10000, $4,000, 1900, 1886, SO OF 1000
so Of 800, 80 of 600, &c. Tickets 90; halves 10;
quarters s. A Certificate OF wholes costs S205
halves l02 50; quarters 81 25. A package OF
tickets in this splendid Lottery may draw The first
sixteen thousand dollars.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash Or
prize tickets will meet with the most prompt al
tention, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
TO all who order from c. BURRUSS,
Anril % Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
BY Last Evenings Mail.

Last Evenings Mail brings us very bad news
Of the Elections from the Northwest. We had
feared as much from the ambitious aspirations
Of our friends in many ofthe counties.
In MONONGALlA, Andrew Brown, W., is
elected, three Democrats and two Wings running.
Loss.
In PRESTON, Fairfax, D., is elected
In MARION, Raymond, Wing, is elected.
Loss.
la TAYLOR, Burdea, Wing, is elected.
In WOOD and RlTCHIE, ]. NJ. Stephen
son, Wbig is elected, though he was run by both
parties solely as An advocate Of Western inter-
ess. Loss.
In HARRISON, Duncan, Wing, slips in be-
tween four Democrats. Loss.
In BROOKE, Thomas Bambrick, d., elected
without opposition.
In MARSHALL, Oldham, W., elected over
Pollock. Dem, by 81 votes.
In TYLER, Homer, W., slips in between tioo
Democrats Loss.
Nett loss six members, equivalent 10 twelve
votes. II the rest oflhe counties vote as they did
last year. we shall have fourteen majority in the
lower House. But we know not what widpranks
the other Western counties may play, and we are
therefore not quite so sanguine of the State, as
before we received yesterdays Northern mail.
The account current stands thus: Last Win
Ter We had twenty-six majority in the House.
We have lest Hanover, Charlotte, Williams
burg, Fairfax, Menongalia, Marion, Harrison,
Wood and Richie, and Tyler.
We have gained Nansemond, Fauquier Cd
and Appomallox, (new sounty)-3.
At the last session there was Democratic
majority of 10 in the Senate. OF the nine mem.
bers now elected, we hear OF the election OF two
Democrats and three Wings, (of whom Colonel
PaTiot,, in The Wheeling district, makes a
Wing gain) Three others will certainly be
Democrats and one doubtful, (kanawha.) II
this last should send Wing, our majority in the
Senate will be six-otherwise eight
We vel think that we have carried The Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

rTnE subscribers, under the firm Of CALDWELL 1
WILSON, have opened Shop tenth, brtwsrn
YaID aud Cary Streets for tie manufacture aud igl. ot
Agricultural inplrm-nfs-s Ploughs, fnltitaior.
IIartows t,outrrs, Horse Powers, 1hra-hng Machines
Wheat Fans Corn Shr-rs straw Cutter, &c, &C.; To-
gether with Flatt-niDg Presses and Tobacco Work OF
all knd; and they hope by street attention 10 bGsinrs
and rharatrr Of their work 10 merit and receive
share Of public patronage. All orders executed with
despatch, aad accommodating terms; and they all.
manufacture and ksepa good assortment Of Brooke,
Fans and will sci, reduced prices. Tho-- in want al
work or any repairing 81 the above description
.pectfully invited favor with CALI Il they
Ia per cent. an the purchase.
We manuidciur. Grafed Horse Powers, of any size
wanted from two I" s,I horse power, either portable
stationary, for SIPS We shall manufacture foa and
Borland's Staple Tooth Tbreshng Machine, In good
STYLE; the smallest Tor $40 and S4j We would
say 10 tho-- in want III Wheat Fans 10 call AID
mine for themselves before purchasing. We make The
hest now IN use and made OF the best materials for ss
$50 and s:3. Sc also manufacture Parker's Iron
Cylinder Steel spfiDc Corn Shelter, by hand hofsr
power, fot - and ga We have avery ample Straw
Cutler FOR 50 IL has proved be the best in Richmond
vs.. warrant civ. satisfaction, safe We have
Plough Casting. from New York and Richmond foun.
dri-s, OF all kinds, for sale.
Jan. 2-cbm CALDWELL & hli.'bS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
CADDIS i. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office,
BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle
Id corner oil Main and l3ih Street

II corner OF MAN and 18th Street.
Schemes for tho Week.
For Tue>day-Pokomoke, SO. 70 Nos. l3
drawn. Capitals: Of 10000, OF 5000 Of
$500, sc. Tickets IS; halves 4; quarters ,.
Also, Delaware, Glass 100 IS Nos, l4drawn.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, sc. Who'll.
Tickets s. SO; shares in proportion.
For Observation-Disclosures 81. IS Nos, IA
drawn. Capitals: Sl7,5OO, 5000, $500, 10 OF
1000. Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters %.
Also, the Dollar Loitery-Delaware, Glass
l0l. 66 Nos, IL drawn. Capital, $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; shares in proportion
For Thursday Pokumoke, SIS. T., Nos, IL
drawn. Capitals: $4,000 1000, 5000 &c
Tickets 81; halves ,; quarters /.
For Friday-Pokomoke, Sc. &c Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: $1,000, 10 Of 1000 &C.
Tickets 81; halves | quarters so CTS
Also, The Delaware Lottery, Glass l03. IS
Nos. - drawn. $1,000 Capital. Whole Tick
els 81.
For SaIuIday-Pokomoke, Class 81. 70 Nos,
Is drawn Capitals: OF $4,000, 4 900, 1000,
$50, &c. Tickets Si April -
Alss for ID May:
100000, OF 1000, OF 500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. Is, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 81, 1876. 10 Nos. 10
drawn. Grand Capitals: prize Of $4,000, g.
600, 5000, 5000, 1870, 5 OF 1000, 5 Of 800
&c. Tickets SO; halves 5; quarters so. A
certificate Of 20 wholes costs 100; 20 halves so;
% quarters %.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets
the postage, as usual need not be paid.
C. B. LUCK,
April 80 Vender for D. Paine & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
yyorfha,,,,s Office,
Mo. Z, EXCHANGE PLACE, RIO
" MOND, VIRGINIA.

MO. 2, EhCHANGE FLhCEI N.Y. a
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY
$4,000 Capital.-Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass number 100. Drawing comes per mail
mi. day from Baltimore Capitals: 10000 dol
lar, 5000, 5000, 1000, 2490. 20 OF 900, 20 OF
600, 20 oi 300, l55 OF $50, &c. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets dollars; Shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$4,000 Capital Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass No. IOl. Drawing comes per mail to
morrow from Baltimore. Capitals: SIS, 900, 1000,
l2SS, 10 Of 900, 10 OF 500 30 Of 200, 25 Of 100,
sc. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets , dollars and
so GEMS; shares in proportion.
Lotteries to DO Drawn ut Alexandria Soon.
May 2d-s4O,oo0, 10000, 5000. 5000, 5000,
$500, 2,OOO 1869 20 Of 1000, &C., &c. Tic
MAY slh-s3o 900, 10000, 5000, 3i4o, 5000
$500, SO prizes of ] 600, &c: Tickets 10.
May I6,h-S35, 293, 10000, 60O0, 1886, 6 Of
$500, 10 of 1900, 80 OF 200, 80 Of 1000, &c
i. Nav asd-sso,ooo 10000, 5000, 5000, $500
100 prizes Of /, 900, &c. Tickets 10
NAV 3O,h-S5O 900, 10000, $500, 5000. 500
1888, 20 OF 1000, 20 OF 1000, &c. Tickets IS
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
N. B-Tickels in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. J. G. Gregory Co., the Managers, for
sale a, this Office, ard on The same terms.
sr All orders confidential, and postage paid
on ali sums of IS or more, al this Office, without
charge. Address TO
CHAS. WORKMAN,
April % Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER
AlsS G.fsflHeS.

TOHN W. BOYD has Just received the follow
y ing beautiful and desirable Goods. He re-
.peciiully invites call from all wanting any ar
lice in the DRY GOODS line, ard hopes 10 re-
ccive a liberal patronage from his acquantances
and the public generally, promising 10 sell as
cheap as The same Goods can be purchased in the
City, lie will continue TO receive fresh supplies
through the season
Super French graduated Robes; super French
Lawns, Of various Styles super French Chinz /;
super Taratan Robes; super white and colored
Tarla,an; Ladies Fancy Worked Habits; su-
per Barege Scars super Barge Shawls; super
Cashmere Shaws; super Lace Collars; super
French.worked Collars; super Black Silk Net !;
super Artificial Wreaths; super Artificial Inside
Flowers; super assortment OF English and Amer-
can Prints Grass Cloth, for ladies skirts; super
Fancy and White Corderies; super Fancy Silk
Buttons; super Ladies While Twisted Silk
Gloves; super Ladies long White Kid Gloves /;
snper Ladies ColoIed Aid Gloves; Shaded Purse
Twist; Steel Rings and Tasseis Tor Purses /;
super Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss; SUPER
Georgia Nankeens; super;Whte Linen Drilling
super Brown Irish Drilling; super Irish Linen;
Gentlemen's super Colored and Pearl Silk
Gloves; Gentemen's super Lisle Thread Gloves !;
Genllemens super Cooed and White Kid
Gloves Gambroons Brown French Linen;
Linen Checks; fine Steam Mills Shifting;
Brown Domestics; Bnraps: and great variety
OF articles iE The Dry Goods line not enumerated.
Corner 9th and Broad Streets, Shockoc Till.
March 3f-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

ry,hE Phiad, yl.ia Saturday Courier 81 the lilh in
j slant contains the following:
We call the attention az readers To The follow Ing
From the Boston Bee
Tunarsns's ccxY0rrp SYFrY Tks Noop
S.pTsA for the OF Pulmonary Consumption and
III, complaints If the Throat and Lungs.
medicines 81 thr day. hut IN the present inotaDre
are induced TO drvate from ordinary rue, from the
conidr have in the medicine and the truth ofthr
statements in relation 10 II. IL would be than
useless fr give opinion OF the merits al this
preparation, when we cite testimony az 50 much
more weight, for the manner In which article l. u
rrved and stands III the place where IL originates,
where from liz nse the public judge of avaur, a'
mus 10 do in forming IL character remedial acrm
This syrup used aud recommended by members Of ~
Faculty Of the Medical College in Philadelphia.
Sach testimony Ia alone sufficient TO enr II 10 Ptb
lie confidence. Again the low price at which II y ''a
places II within The reach 81 every one Ia CIR e-tm'
ton, this article pos~tser superior e3ii"s 10 shy
medicine within know ledge for these form. oi ~
y y. THOMPSON,
Northeast corner Of 9Th an6 spruce streets, fbadt phi4
Pricr 81 cents per bottle, % q per dozen.
Avoid all limitations and spurious MIXTURES OF lar CT
Naplha. ,., n,,.or,,
General Agents; in Petersburg by Corning Il
ca. In Norfolk BY NJ. A. Santos III LynohSnrs BY John
n seay In Prsdrrickshufe by nf James Corkr aGt Z.
"A Hunt and in Fsrmvis BY br. WIN chapPell.
Feb. 9l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
SAND's SARsAPARULA.

WE have frequently had occasion aston. 70 call at,
rilla, preparation for cleansing the human sys-
tenn from all diseases arising from impurities OF
The blood. The experience Of many respectable
persons has proved the efficacy OF this medicine,
and it certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
to make it desirable. Such a combination Of
testimony, together with the reputation Of the pro-
prie,ors, is \ sufficient guaranty TO all who know
Them of its capabilily OF performing all it profess
ses, in curing the various diseases TO which il is
adapted.-[ Sat. Emporium.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of lis
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
be Obtained Of the Propretors and their agents. gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for ex
SIS, Ganiie Buildings, No. 70 Broadway, corner Of
Chambers street, New York; sold also by DUvAL &
PUROELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Virginia
fYles q pr hes1s, O six bother for 05 Aprtl 10