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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
THE RRANDRETH PuI.S


THE BRANDRETH PILLS
Cleanse and purify, and cannot injurc. The
weak become strong while they are used We
may use ozark" or any "tonics"-what is their
ctfec,7 They bind the disease, The foul "hu-
mors, in the body, which ultimately become so
great in quantity, that apoplexy or paralysis is
the result the patient then finds, TOO late, his
mistake How different are the consequences
when the simple method Of purifying the 5Ody with
Brandrerh Pills is adopted.
Experience, that touch.stone of all human
knowledge, has proved beyond doubt that this &C.
lebrated medicine and the human body are natu-
rally adapted, one for The other; by their aid, the
whole mass of the fluids and even The solids, (for,
are not the solids made and renewed from the
fluids ~ can be entirely evacuated, altered and
completely regeneraled; and in manner so SIM
pie as 10 give every day ease and pleasure.
The fact is, that hundreds of thousands have
baen cured of the most nveterate diseases by the
use ofihese Pills alone II is not well 10 enume-
rate the diseases by name Let the afflicted with
any pain, whether of internal or external origin,
give This medicine one or two weeks trial-there
will be no need Of any further persuasion after.
wards he is sure TO continue il until perfect cure
is effected.
Ihave often found persons DESTROYS to know how
soon this medicine will cure them. II IS impos-
sibe TO say-it altogether depends upon lne STATE
of the blood and humors. One thing may be re.
lied upon-that il the pills are persevered with ac'
cording 10 the printed direction. which accompa'
mics each boz, The cure will be effected much
sooner than the patient could have expected
The many lingering chronic diseases we daily
see, are owing either tc mercury or bleeding, Oh
10 not having been properly purged in Fevers; In.
Examinations, Colds, Measles or Small Fox. IL is
utterly impossible for US to attain or keep health
without sound pursings.
DR.. Brandre,h's Principal Office 24l Broadway
N. Y. other offices in New York.
M BRANCH, only authorised Wholesale an(
Retail Agent, No. l, east Main Street, corner oP
poste Old Market, Richmond, Va. Country
agents and planters can be supplied al New YoIl
prices. May 9-slJuly.
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WandsOme Htress Shoe.

WE have received beautiful lot Of hand
w some Summer Shoes Tor genllemen-lhey
are very nce-for sale low by
April Is PUTNEY & WATTS.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND SAD
IL DLERY.-By The ship American" from
Liverpool, direct, we are now opening large ad-
d,ions 10 our previously full assortment, Of Hard
ware, Cutlery and Saddlery. In order to dimin-
ish our stock, these Goods will be offered at
small advance. THOS. & CIiAS. ELLIS,
April I5-3w No. LOG Main Street.
CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS
" have received another lol Of cheap and hand
some travelling trunks which am selling oil at
very low prices. Those in want | respectfully
invite 10 call at door above Gay, Mathews O. Co.
May7 E. M. LEONARD.
CAMPHlNE LAMPS.-Suspending and side
~ rejecting Lamps. for burning CamPhine,
suitable for stores and public buildings, OF va
rie,y OF patterns, and Of the latest improved
styles. Also, Camphine always fresh For sale
by P. JOHNSION,
May Druggist.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia
vs. In Bankruptcy.
Beverly Sydnor,
Tho creditors of the said Beverly Sydnor notified
thar the SUM Of $505l 50 is deposited in Bank subject
TO distribution among them; and the Court will be
asked 10 make order for its distribution a the next
term. RICHARD RUSSELL,
Com. and Assignee Of said Beverly sydnor.
Aph24-cE
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

AyeflCB al fttChTa0ni, pUSHt0' ,a,a
THIS Company was incorporated in the year iele,
with perpetual charter, and capital OF Ssaovoo,
and insures against loss damage BY hfe on pWsue
Houses, Manufacturing Embellishments " N,
Furniture and Mrrehandizo in general, on the most
ANY losses which the Company ray sustain on
risks taken at this agency, VIII DE aoJu'Su WIN PoP
titu1e and literally. r. ,,;
Applications or Insurance, o. the renewa on policies,
may be made TO the subssber who has been Only np-
p'1 NV scGm n BALDWIN, Agent.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
MAIN ST. RICHMOND. VIRGIN

MAIN ST RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
l. which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, by the day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. As every exeflion will be
made 10 give satisfaction, hope 10 be literally
palrunised. Persons visiting The city would do
well TO give The Eagle Hotel a trial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have also
made the lest arrangements for having Them web
taken care Of MARY E. CRUMP.
Peb 26-c3n
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
b - d The steamer COLI M B is,
Capt Parrish, leaves here on Tues
day afternoon, 18th instant for Baltimore.
Goods are shipped TO Philadelphia BY this line,
as usual.
Passage and fare 10 Baltimore only SIS.
Returning, the Columbus leaves Baltimore,
for Richmond, every Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock.
Due notice will be given of The time The PO-
CAHONTAS is again ready 10 start.
Mays HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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Tickets Sl2 halves o, quarters ?.
rJ Remember, IN purchasing by the package We al
ways give in three tickets.
3r We have every day Lotteries from TO Sln, and
when u remittance Is made Ia ne, large small, we
viii ALWAYS invest IN the most popular Lotteries
hand The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all
who order fiom u.s. The cash for oil capitals can he
had usual al sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need not be paid. The
Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and all
drrs addressed to us will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
d. PAINE e. CO.,
April 90 Managers Richmond, Virginia.
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TRUNK LosT-TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS
prWARnt

A YELLOW LEATHER TRUNK, marked
IA on one end, and probably on both ends. in
black letters, NJ. N. W., two straps over lie top
and broad strap over the lock. II was lost be-
tween Weldon and Washington, D. c., April
2Slh or 29th. The reward will be paid TO any
person who will deliver the Trunk and Contents
10 US. KENT, KENDALL &ATWATER.
MAYS
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r IQUORICE-25 cases Liquorice Stick, a
IL good article-for sale low by
May 6-6t HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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A GENTLEMAN and hi. LADY, Of expert
n ence in teaching and Of accredited ability,
to take charge Of Female School, established
now FIVE years, may obtain mos, desirable and
permanent situation by Immediate application,
postpaid, TO DR.. II. C. W., Darvies, Dinwiddie
Va. The gentleman will be expected TO take
charge of the Literary, and his lady the Musical
department, and commence on The LIST of October
next. April 28-cwtf
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Henry Ludlan & Co,

TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND, Va,
M AXE LIBERAL ADVANCES on To
1Yl bacco sent 10 their address. Office next 10
Shockoe Warehouse, on 18th Street.
April 2i-d&clm
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NOTICE

I HAVE employed Watkins Dupuy, Joseph J; Burks,
1 Alexander Donnan, A. B. Fowler, and William Du-
Val Christian, assist In collecting for the Rich
mond Wing, Religious Herald, and other papers Gen
tiemen who account Of subscriptions or Tor ad
veItising, will please pay their arrearages.
May 5-cw4w GEORGE A. WRIGHT.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

R,cHNo>u, 18th April 1916 {
PURSUANT ts an order of the Superior Court OF
L Charcrry for the Richmond Circuit, made tho
tweniyf day Of February, 1916, the creditors Of
James Sctugss, deceased hereby notified produce
before me- my office In The city of Richmond ON the
18th day Of June next their claims lains The rstatr OF
The said James Scrucgs, deceasrd with the evidence in
support thererf JNO. SHORE, Csmr.
Ao<,i l7.-eeW
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LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and aBNER A. sT1rH
~ practice law In partpershs, under the n'm OF
sSorr & SrI1H, In all the Courts u Law and Equity 10
eouth Arkansas,
~ diios at camden, ,vashi,a county, Arkan'.s.
FSh. l0-oh
XHJANTED.-An elderly man. hose occupation has
w heen teaching School, wants situation IN me
country near House of Worship. line addressed "a
!. G.. through the medium Of the Post Office, Rich
mond, will be attended TO. May l-c2awh
VTTINDOW GLASS OF various sizes, for
w saleby E. J. PICOT.
May
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ropN BINNs, Ccmu,is soner for the States Of vir-
j ginia, North and South Carolina, and Mary 10
,r,de in the State of Pennsy lvania has his once No.
So South Sixth street, Philadelphia. May l-c5'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES
DIEnAInNn NIpcINIi

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I PRESENT below, TO the patrons of FORTUNES
1 HOME The following grand display Of Schemes for
May, 1916. They all good-but the Scheme for the
I'D presents an extraordinary chance for fOrune-
100000 Capital and IL drawn ballots. Examine FOR
ders TO Z. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. FAME & CO.,
Managers Of Lotteries.
$4,000! $4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 90, tn be
drawn on Saturday, 10th May, 1916, at Wilmington,
Delaware. - Nos, 49, drawn.
! Prize of S30oO0 Prize of $1,000
! 10000 200
5000 .213
1000 % Prizes OF l,0c0
1000 25 :. 500
certificate Of Is Wholrs costs clio 90
certificate Of y Halves costs IS 90
certificate of - Quarters costs II 50
THE aAY FLOWER
$4,000 $4,000. $4,000
Is drawn ballots out of rs,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class 81 to he drawn on
Saturday, May 2jd, lsi6, Al Wilmington, Delaware.
cAriTALs.
Prize Of S6O,uo0 30 Prizes of 900
10000 50 " sou
$4,000 50 " GOO
i 7,500 Ito :" 400
Whole Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters
Certificate of Wholcs coats S2O5 90
a Certificate Of Halves costs lh2 81
a Certificate of Quarters costs 81 rs
A Package Of Tickets ~ this splendid Lottery may
draw The FIVE first Prizes, amounting 10 one hun
drrd aud sixteen thousand dollars.
$4,000 $4,000
Lowest Number Prize $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 90 10 be
drawn ut Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, May 80
leI6. IS Nos, ~ drawn
GRAND CAPITALS.
PrLe OF $4,000 | Prize of Si,000
" Ia,000 3 ono
" 5000 1893
/" $500 30 GOO
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- $780, - -
a PrODIleCV.

OTEN YEARS FROM this time no man will
i think OF using other remedies, when sick
ness assas his Frame than those which cleanse
and purify"
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SoU,UUU! EIU,UUU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 90, To b
drawn on Saturday, 10th May, 1916, at Wilmington
Delaware. e Nnl. LIZ drnWn
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W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO 10a MAIN STREET, Ricimond, Vu-

May IL
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MO. S, SOUTH FOURTE E N tn
IN STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-19

welcome the Of its better eleme nts
We nope 10 hear oil reputation Of Commodore siost
The Annexation Of Cracow TO Austria.-The
lncapicnt War In Europe.
-. From the Liverpool Mercury, December Al
Ihe annexation of Craeow and its TERRITORY to
Austria has been accom- plished for the present
without further consequences than protest from
the BRITISH government, followed by a separate
one from that OF France, and indignant addresses
from the exlled Poles in France and the Demo
cratic Association OF Paris. The opposition to
the piece OF audacious villany and perfidy com
mitied by Austria, at the instgaton Of Russia, and
with The cowurdy connivancc Of Prussia, is as We,
merely verbal, but tho time will come for some
tning more. In the House Of Commons, Lord
Palmcrston declared that if the treaty of Vienna
were disregarded the Vistuia il might be equal
y powerless on the banks of the Pc: and tho or.
gans Oh the French government have declared
that the provisions OF that now violated treaty
relating TO France will be observed 20 long "a
suits French convenience, and not a moment
longer, Here, then, are hopes both for Poland
and Italy. The dragons teeth are sown.
IL Correspondence Of Winners Tirnssl
All France Is at this moment in state Of grea,
excitement with respect to the audacioas suppress
sion by Russia, Austria and Prussia. of the Re-
public Of Cracow-the last remaining vcstige OF
the once great Polish nation--the last narrow
strip Of land that remained Of poor PoIand--the
last and My spot on which Pole dare call HIM
self Pole NOT only is this suppression an afro
clou: act OF violence, which has excited, and
will long excite, the Indignation Of all Europe
but it IS gross and monstrous insult to France
first, because she has always taken, or professed
TO take Poland under her peculiar PROTECTION.
having frequently proclaimed that her nationnllty
shall never persn; and next, because the blot.
ting out OF Crncow from the map of Europesp
nations is scandalous and insolent violation ri
the treaties OF Vienna, which are most humll,s.
ting to France, but which France has hitheyto
meekly obeyed. If Russia, Prussia and Austria
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oil uic lnuaUltdutS OF INC clty'Of OIdcOW, ana It's
former territory, in their own interests, TO obey
aid Aulic Commissioner, appointed by us, as al
the authorities, whom we confirm and rc-es-
ablish in their posts. We recommend them,
moreover, punctually to conform to the ordi-
nanccs enacted, or to be enacted.
On the other hand, we promise them the
maintenance and projection OF our holy religion.
impartial justice, an equal assessment Of taxes.
and full and entire guarantee of public security
Ito those who shall render themselves worthy
of our grace, by submitting Immediately to the
present measure, which will prove beneficial to
them, and by their loyalty and devotedness to our
family. They will ever find us a mild prince and
gracious emperor, and we will exert ourselves
strenuously TO procure to them the blessings,
which their annexation to a great and mighty
monarchy is calculated to confer on the inhabi-
tants Of Cracow.
Given In our imperial palsce. at Vienna, on
the llth oil Nov, 1916, in the 18th year of our
reign. FrxprNANp."
Charles Count DInzaghy, First Chancellor.
baron de Pillersdorf, Auke Chancellor.
Baron John krticzk EIDE laden, Vice chancellor.
In compliance with the special order oil His
Apostolical Majesty, Francis DE WApHEsn
The Field Marshal, Count de Castisiione,
charged with the provisional government OF the
free City Of Crncow, by the three protecting
Powers, makes known, in their name, that on
the Och inst. they concluded and signed the toll
lowing conventjons,- ~ ..fi.slUu.l y.E
"Inasmuch ss the conspiracy which, in the
month of February, 1s46, produced the events
which occurred in the Grand Duchy Of Posen, in
Crscow, and in Gslicia, was plan long prepsr-
ed, with the assistance Of numerous accomplices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20
.yyenl p,;c,, NJ Au,,ioou Cotton this da.s.

Since our Circular of Sd inst have had very little
change 10 notice ia the Cotton market. the trade
purchasing very sparngy having taken scarcely two
thirds Of their consumption during the last three weeks
Exporters have taken this month about 5000 bales snd
have several large orders unexecuted, which tend
sideraby help the market Our quotations. above
AS near possible these OF 80 ns the only change be
ing in Bowed, which have advanced &c. 2 d. they
are very sparingly offered. aud command relatively
higher price than either Mobile oreans The
per Cambria received 18th inst though generally
sidered favorable to Cotton have had effect this
market The Sales Saturday were 1000 On Monday
5000 yesterday 900. to-day 1000. The from
the Manufacturing districts very unsatisfactory the
pressure for money being severely felt The msrket In
Manchester yesterday was exceedingly heavy and both
goods and yarns might be purchased on easier terms
Above particulars Of the Liverpool Cotton Market
brought by the Unicorn and received here today. IL
had been generally supposed that small advance would
have taken place in Liverpool prior to sailing and con
siderable disappointment felt here that such was not
the The sales todsy quite unimporant with
change In price had the news arrived 10 seasons
bic period would have doubtless caused declne Of
20 CT; Is holders firm, and will remain until
receive the Caledonia accounts now nearly due
Unless her accounts decidedly adorable and at
mprovementin prices. market will give wsy under
the existing pressure on the money market We con-
quotations.
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Gdrpetlftg.
cARFETINGs AND OIL CLOTH.

o.
JEFFERSON : HUMPHREY have iuss opened a; lie
above Iuub=r iarze lot Gf entirely new CarPe5g,
bought expressly for SPraS rsae sIc vii BE sold 81
greatly reauceG prz-es for CAST; He nav=
q new s-ts hi3Inirs;sr Brussels entirely Few
81 pieces heavy Tnree rich designs and aew shsi.nss
Szpe-tn- aa= and coanon Ingrza Cer2et1ss OF every
Rags, Drasss.s, Tsbie and Piano Covers, Widow
Shades. &c k Also. las ot q! f-rs'J SHsSi u Con
from Is 10 - T. EF!de, selling chesP-
on. ir-ass and lie pubic respectfully requested
raj ard .,-,fr- our -uk before Purchasing elsewhere
r. a-ri--o5s PETERsOSE HUMPHREY. - Pe.ri-s:
CHE1PE~T CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
In t-- -rItet safes No 90 So~ery.-Era- Anderson
has i1st received large scc sp=ntt essorteai OF super
English &C American three Ply double superEr- In
grttn and vusar Carren MANI pressy for
Civ trade sad Kill b= rcd = Per cent lower hsn any Oh
- establishments Also jlsT r-e-igec
p eco yards common csr?strg - 90 TO IS 81.
3 20 extrs fee do Ss- sd 70 -
$500 double s1Peilceso .
1000 tnr-- ply carpet -
1890 square Yards Of ciota - % 70 -
!OcOl ysrds venetian s;sir csTp-i e %
500 large tIftei hearth rays ~ each
HIRAM ANDERSON. No 20 Bo~ery.
the Frs: establishment above Hes,ar.t
S-Csrpeuag sert say pat OF the city, Brooklyn,
Sc ard t 20 It. free OF expense. Please norce th-
Der O. Ro7~.rv. s. 5n-odii'
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r The UNICORN sails again tomorrow, for
Halifax and ST. John, N e The Daily Advertiser states
tina: the Unicorn is longer owned BY the British AID
North American Steam Company bat iha. she had been
purchased By M Whitney, for steamboat line in The
British provinces Dos,. Trav. Saturday.
e On the 9th inst. several persons, among
whom were Hugh AID Je.se Billings Northumberland,
Saratoga Co, amusing themselves by firing al
marx in lot short distance from tee house when
Hugh carelessy ,hfing his position JUS. hs brother
taking aim receTed the whole charge il his breas.
and shortly after expired.
~ Mr.. Fleming an inhabiiant Of Exeter, y. Il.
was drawn into the machinery OF mill where ne
work Thursdsy iast and go greatly injured that ne
expired in few hours.
THE Legislature Of New Jersey al journed slne
de on Saturday morning. The sessian commenced on
the 18th January making II weeks; during which
los Lava and II Joint Resolutions have been passed.
ana lne whole S;atuta Book revi.ed beside.
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Books.
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OF rrTER,rvsE AND AK, ruS MAY, 1875.
EMBELLISHMENTS oflh- NuDhcr-T TIE PAsis FASH
Paris F..h'oa Psie which correspondent Wits IL VII
ap?ear Il Pan, re Of Nay Thu. VIII Be seen.
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,css,e al ether Arrangements. ard give the Fashions
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TIE MAY QUEEN:
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TIE Great c;s.i Wa B. x W Hetesr5
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The So,r.e 81 Mn. Alfred Il Reid.
Tire Queer OF MAY. 81 = NJ Sidney
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Gtrap Goo0s.

STRAW GooDS!-STEAw GOODS.
John r SEAMAN having removed from h5 MA,esa-l.ne
a, he rs7y store IS JoRSsT rsar " lsn, Oilers for
sale aaG vii keep on hand urcush the
ss.ortruSat OF STRAW BONaETS comprising every lhiDs
d.ssb- rsce from me It4sa. English. French and Swiss
Braid, az " ell as toc.- Of domestic manufacture.
lie invites the s-orol OF dealers 5oh city sid county
ttock feeling conSt=nl ley "li md IN Goods OF tie
b. 81 .yI OF manufacture and prices ow the
Will afford ~ S>visSn
STRAW BONNETS.
CHAPLIN No u Jch,-si- .n-sr Broadway has on
10 hand GOOD ASSORTMENT Of fashionable Straw Boua-s
which viz he sold al lowest eA-h prices. Miners
invited examine my goods before purchasing eisewhere
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