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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12
"A CARD.

\
TALLANT NJ DELAILAIN. Monrc~ -. whsc
ling Va. having received heavy invoices of Goods
sai,sd 20 ilsir trade ar r'.l ateS ,a l"s s.a g.e.s E@S -
ct dral-rs ~ IN. following Goods, bought a. the lowest
Brewn and Blcseh-t Gcodsin large quantities; ~1,ekinss,
Check. Drills. ShirtinE stripes al oolorS; avery large hot
Mcoiiens, consisting Of 'ln,h- tsssimsrcs, Ssii.s' Ne.
Ceod~. such a. Ielsian Casino -, ialo Alto cloths. &cj
fianneis. rlSnkc'-. shawl Comforts Dtess Snods'
c~sshmeres. Mousiin beisins, Aipsess' Prints, Cinghs"s'
Plsr Goods. &C.
they can offer fresh Goods TO purohasers.-A.Cy oetai'
PlANO-FORTES & NEW MUSIC
rUsT opened , superior Piano Fous- ~ American a
style of furniture. l shaded Mahogany plain. I shaded
Il German Manufacture, furniture very cieFSni; Thess
great care. and will Do warranted To purchasers. and
Sold Al the lowest Manuiactuters ptice-, adding trans.
7 poftsiiOn from the sea lOard, for sale by J MhLL'k
oct SO No &c Union Street.
NEW MUSIC.
IrsT received = fine assortment Of fashionable music
aud New songs, wth aVAncy Of miscellaneous pieces
for the riano.
Also Ilsntcr'. celebrated Plane rreeep,or.
Cisrks a Burrand'. Primers. with a variety
% rreecP'ofs for Band ard cther instruments. fer sale
oet.,fs No Union street, Wheeling, Va.
u UFFALO ROBES Just received At Nioon 4 Cars
- saddlr. Birdie. Harness aud Truuk mandatory Ma
100 MAN street Wheeling. Va. for sale low for cash.
Octea
= HAvEa lot OF Hat. on hand that I will dispose OF
II for ten per cent tcow oo-t--hats that were soid ms
ft good ones, hut arc otherwise. They were made al
the well known shop shop No. I up street. Persons thai
live IN glass houses should not throw stones.
sep % HARrER.
SOMETHING NEW
GgENSENEI A. RHODES have received this moruin,
Ssn eatire new article for trimming ladies dresses.
cOLD PENS received. another let OF those snperin
~ Premium Diamond pointed gold ren-. some Will
roid holders and pcnoils. Gold panels, Gold thimhlrs
Gold guar and fob chains, KEYS and slides. Gold MiniA
tnrs CASES. plated and gait do, Bracelet clasps. Silver TcI
and Table spoons. JNO. BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12

j dtferi rom f~bHsdMrhia. ard FOR .sie 4.
following Ntttin ~ Fp9fi tte
30. = H,'" iot hock tendy "a us Oafas.f. n rs
y tht bafAf itaf iinHf orr Ifl u 80. -. -.
~, sneCosoa . Dos Capsrs. aosea huss
1870. ~ e'tee f~ehfqof Anehuriea. o canisfefs
lFashc fesrs. iUrsn Peel sna straw hs1rjs.
zoe Appis tncfse. araseiy 81 -
lnfcs Furefof Rcrsiia. Prinriea
Z Gwen ~sfaffaiafs snlot ina Tatss
a"ffn lotes Gicnns Fpsnseeous shsvins
Aettf Hrnund tlunam1n aud tiarss. pure Pafad
uM ler.nn syrup. Gfosnd Nufs Psssss ffheus. Fsr
ennt ron hfei Arnonds. Dried curfsnis, Losf
sha aitfftfrd fnFef, Frfuh nfushss sH hlurks. Hand
Ftfn'. Haof hfusha End Dussefs. , tiis Fsfe ttsf Via
fsf rnintrf ifffnnF. FsmilF firupF. No Markers
-Hea ana ilftiff ssinua. VI nici. with uant atieIss H.
stoff. nakrs nB atsatneff very r~unipiftt. and uut.
rmd ftcsp ff essh 0r approved tsuff
scp21 20 TWEARtNGeN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12

nLUED nsNcs zach No ,. IS, 6, ; and 10
I'D Ga Tacks Of superior quality just received and for
sale low ny ia 1H~okNbRpch,
Nov "a Monr,s- -trcct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12
READY MADE CLOTHIVG.

garrr aaaOnmsuf Hln 49, OF baud.
tastnni Nsft Do fUuuetI0u with
hs ctsfhlur ~ ahilshueui. the un1sfHfuct p rrer sfrI
g. maAr 10 90 order 81 Enld of fsntercHs sHd coil
afslts r1tae4. warranted o. 90 aud up9u ts moss rec
ssostIs TERMS. 0et. D. 1m. e. kAhMLETN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12
A POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE
a. RHEUMATISM
w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1913.
R1LEN'S PATENT OINTMENT.

ANDALL NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
WHAT hough Tho c.rsEs nAy not - erpisinss.
Since their Er'glrs ae duiV ascertainod,
1 80 not dclusion. prejudice aus pride.
Induce mankindt TO oct the Ricaus ASIDE:
Means which, tho simple. are ~ Heaven Designed
To alleviate tho III orhuman kind'
-lR- ElRlSElL.S EAINANIE RINES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12
prANrON's iNTERNAL KEMEbY

sn'd ~ Nbcripg w rENoR 4 TAUII and
v Druggists. ian q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-12

shiina q chtag Ne vii pi...e IN =,
H'Nl Ue has sHvs ave ssift.. 49,.
.fttt- hsNutfnt iu ths rtr. D. 49, 49,.
- rsn afofd Co.. rftaH SAM a.
N 1l sut Gee ttfn. tarrtie, 80
~ hiHfk Noaf Vets. Round 100. 49,
4ai- i'Fethrf w. ItH siarye ba III 80. ~
hlrH . a. Hi stH rHtsr sHf ro $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
DIED,

Do Saturday last. the 9Th of August Mrs Jam A. ToLr.
consori OF Matthew TOle in the 35h year of her age
apfo'racied and painful Illness which she bore with for
'ude and CHRISTIAN resignation. She for near wear,
past sworhy member Of tho Universalis Church Of hi,
city, nm and steadas in her belief, the most une Keep
honaoIe Character and department. esteemed and beloved
by all who knew her, and died she had lived aimee her
conversion from the Baptist Church a con.ison unw,
verlng Unversalisi. Death her had no tenos; she
dreaded not It's approach and possessed and
entire confidence in the goodness Of God aot only as
SaNiour but as the Saviour Of mankind She was one NJ
those whose ransaton from earth heaven is thus drawn
by the poets pen.
They set as sets the morning star, which goes
Not down behind the darkened west, nor hides
Obseured among the tempests Of the sky
But mciis away into the light of heaven" W.
On Friday, 7h inst, ats O'Clock r. NJ, after several
months severe sieiOn, Mrs MARY consort Of Mr. Jacob
fpioge IN the 44'h year Of her age She was an afec-
uonate WIFE, kind mistress and excellent neghbor-
and though not member OF any religious denomination
yet may be consong to her friends know that she con-
veised freely aud sensiby up the time OF her dissolution
being perfectly willing and resigned will Of her Hea
Nehy Master For though he grief yet will he have
compassion according the multitude OF his merces
Weep not for dear friends below
'lls Jesus calls, and must 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Gen. Gaiues's Defence

The first half Of Gen Gainess Defence, which we have
been compelled to defer until today appears in our CO.
umns this morning. We expect publish the remainder
tomorrow. The decision of the Court of Inquiry has not
yet been made known but doubted that j, will be
favorable TO the veteran, Who if he erred ALL did so un
der circumstances and from motives which furnish an
pie Justification. Had Gen. Tsyiors army been cut to
pieces captured the sh and 9Th May or II they
been rescued from peril by the arrival OF the Louisiana v
uneers Gen. Ganess conduct would never have elected
the slightest murmur OF disapprobation at Washington
" The Lynchburg Republican thinks, from the first
returns that Gov Graham eelected by small major
~ and that North Carolina Is quite redeemed"-
What is its opinion now
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
For tho Wing.
..BOOks which arc RoakS"

Being day last week in tho office of friend easu
ally took up series OF Readers BY DR.. MeGuaey and o:
Arithneucs by DIR. Raw, OF Ohio, and pleased
cursory glance, that obtained permission TO take them
home 10 Peruse. With great diligence | examined both
series-which proved pleasure rather than task-and
am fully convinced that If there any books upon
these subjects better adapted subsefye the cause of Edu
cation, have with them. The series of Rea-
ders comprise numbers; five readers primer and
spelling book The more advanced numbers contain an
unusually extensive variety Of elegant lessons prose and
poetry, selected from the best English and American au-
hors and furnish specimens OF almost every style English
composition, with Just and system of Rhe-
torca rules and examples The Elementary book, arc
surprisingly well adapted the capacity Of youth and by
the most ieeous combination OF simplicity vvacity and
familiarity IN the mode OF presenting the subjects the first
steps over the threshold OF learning made not only
easy, but deghu and the rapid advance OF the e
ner up 1.-THE ladder" made certain with iring amount
OF labor on the Of the teacher The series is
siNely arranged beautifully printed and tasefuy lustra
'eG oy some OF the Preihest wood be found in
school books
The Arthmetics three in number, are remarkable for
the number and Iudieious arrangement OF the examples
the concseness OF the rules perspicuy and
enetness Ct the analysis OF the principles Of Arithmetic
have never Fractions and Interest so simp6ed and
encdaied. Both Works credtabe 10 their authors
honorable TO the West aud every way deserving of noce
from the friends OF Education.
To-day 1t was my good fortune TO make the sequ,in
lance OF Dr. McGuey, and listen one Of the most
gratifying lectures upon the subject of Education have
ever heard So clear comprehensive and logical are his
arguments-so plain and practicable his views-so en-
Pnae and appropriate his language and
his manner, that cannot but feel whilst listening TO his
e!o9uence that IN him the OF Education has one OF
ITS most successful champions.
was surprised 10 learn that whilst the public il under
SO many obligations TO Dr. McGufey for time labor and
an invaluable series OF books pecunary he derives no
advantage from his works He has no more interest in
the sale aud profit OF tho Eclectic Series Of Readers
han they the offspring OF some other mans mind
copy right OF the being the property of the pub
liahes- The preparation OF this labor OF love
10 promote the of primary Education in the West
and when completed, it was given to the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
DIR. McGuifey's Lecture.

We had the pleasure u hearing. last Friday evening an
admirable Lecture Popular Education delivered before
the Education Association Of this city, by the Rev DR.
McGuey Of the Professors in the University Of Viz
gnia We will not DO him the injustice OF attempting even
an outline OF ms highly interesting Addrcss-the main Dur
pose OF which was impress upon his hearers the nece
SHY OF Mental DIsePiRe-the capacity 10 use knowledge
being lar more important thin it mere acquisition. We
regret that few Of fellow citizens we're present on
the interesting occasions bu the thinness Of the audience
readily 10 be accounted for by the excessive heat of the
weather We hope DR.. McGufey may find it convenient
again 10 address the people Of this city upon this npoan,
subject al come eary day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
N d TIC r. =.


VI There will be Temperance Celebration OF CoR
possSLk ON Friday and Saturday, the 2.t aud 22d mat
oand OF Music, drawn m a by ss horses. will start
rom inc Depot at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and march to Cor
psranee OF the Charlottesville, Pamyrs Barbousylc snd
Orange e. House divisions. -'1
MANY dsnngaished speakers arc invited, among then,
non an. u hives Gen. Gordon. Prot. John D. Minor
5ere; Morton Esq. and others. Provision will DO made
Tor the company .. - - 1890
1oRDosssiLLK, Aug. 18th, &c. .. ....
Aueuon Nouce.-we would the attention OF
'eae !" our sale OF Oranges, this morning At 10 o'eioch
lNI.oi5 q BROTHER
University OF virginia.-The Members
~ OF Alumni Of the University OF Virginia in and Near
NV OF .s,ne, M Al,
- corner ofcisy and 9Th ,trest. this (hoNDAY, eve
@ 70 consider the propfieiy under
teuons % The soesv, m~en.
,'ooA' department. In connection with Society.
gu 10 THE EXECUTIVE COAMITfEe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Education.
4 PARTRIDGE SHOT.

~ meeting Of the Richmond Education Associ.tion.
IN the lst Probyieran Church. Friday evening" August
1876. y
10 tho ablenco Of the President and Vice Presidents
Thos. H. Ellis by request took the Chair and Richard r.
GOoch acted os Secretary.
The meeting was, Of The Request Of the Chair openso
with payer by the Rev Mr.. Hogs
The Chair introduced 10 the Association Professor VIM
II. McGuhcy, of the University Of Virginia who had been
invited BY the Central Committee 10 visit Richmond and
address the Ascension the subject Of Education
Professor McGuHoys address one Of singular and
striking interest
All" close, on motion Of Mr. Hoge it was unanimously
Resolved
l. That The thanks Of tho Richmond Edueston A-.o.
claon and Of this meeting, be returned 90 DR.. MeGufey
Of the University Of Virginia, for the able aud appropriate
address delivered by him before tonight.
y That We tender our cordial invitation 10 Dr. McCuC
icy 10 visit the City Of Richmond future day. and
address tho people upon the subject Of Education shoud
he nod D. consistent with bis engagements 10 do %.
~ The request Of the Chair, the Apostolic Bonediouon
was pronounced by the Rev. Dr. Plumer.
And ihen on motion, the Association sdjournod
THOMAS n. ELLIS President pro ten.
RioHAhD b. GoooH, Secretary pro TEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Senator nnxSs.

Massachusetts with little bitterness talking the Two
Million Bill to death. Do these papers regret the defeat Of
that BILL with tho Anussvery feature incorporated in
IT, at tho instance Of their Gbe and patriotic friend VIII
mot OF Pennsylvania Even bad tho Senate agreed TO
strike out that provision. aud vi all certain that
they would have done it safely be assumed that
the House would not have sanctioned the amendment II
the ball had passed. them would in all probability have
embodied "monstrous principle" to which no Southern
man can give his Tue Union aud the Enquirer
ought. then to be grateful Mr. Davis for defeating IT,
even by means the ptopriey which we admit to be
some what questionable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Thc Mexican Mnr

The National lnielgenoer publishes tho proclamation
recently addressed to the Mexican people by Gen,rs Tty
ior (Which was inserted some days ago the Wmq) IN
which the object Of the War said u be 'to overthrow
tho yrrns" who role IN MeScotho very same "tyrapt.r
10 whom he President hos recently submitted proposals Of
peace accompanied by the strongest assurances Of good
will and Kind feeling the part Of government The
inellgcncof asks bow are those extraordinary con-
uadieona 10 be fseoucod 2" Il seems 20 forgot that The
Precedent s pursuing policy which requires him 70 speak
very dssmar tones. Mr. Buchanan proposes
and The Mexican government that "the President
chefshc' kindost feelings" for MEXICO including o.
course hdse n authority whom be 90 bindly approaches
Gen Taylor BE-, Of the same Time, to "ovcrthrow tho y
rants" 10 whom ihs President thus profos the "kss o
Puacs" We d. not know how may strike other minds
bui 10 u thefe 10 be something painfully ludcfou
~ his Ianus faced proceednR-in these assurances
Kind feelings and psoho dsposdon' while stand rssd
20 plunge the uphod sword into the hssrs Of the men
whom they are addresuedf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
For the Wing.
APPEAL FOR OUR FLAG.
BY RoBERT 8. u. LEvIRlNs

BY ROBERT h. II. LEyERISG.
S5Ns oIh bring forth that flag which iurd,
Whicn robber hands would hide from patriot view
Which pirate hordes would basely frame anew
And haste with fell intent through fire and gloom
10 wave that banner DER the nations tomb,
The star ting sign OF ruin 10 the world
Is that the treasure OF the mighty dead,
Which living led them through the thick'ning fight
Which dying brightly cheer'd sepuchral night
The dag that wav'd 10 glorious victory
O'er bloodIest tyrants the land and sea-
Aud round our allars FREEDoM's radiance shed
III.
The STORED banner of the hero band
Who gaind through blood and death each bliss we claim
Our matches freedom and our deathless fame
The sign OF LIBLETY that should 20 on,
As high and bright Is the circing SUM-
And melt like u the shades Of evry land
~.
Shall patriots who the mighty dead approval
In recreant deed their Wanted boast deny7
Dash FKFEDoNs streaming FLAG from FREEDoMs sky2
Betray their trust, and lead the traitor foe
Where best TO strike the successful blow,
Where soonest blast the land by Heav'n BELOVED
v.
ONT EFFORT MORE we WOO the spirit down
That urg'd our sained fathers to the Fray
And whilo their hov'rinR spirits lead the way
That flag though shatterd and dsgraed. shall CLEAN
Around with revolutionary beam,
A hery pillar Ill the lost j. won
VI
BY lIeavn swear,-though death should be the cost
These hearts, these hands these glowing hopes shall cling
To it-a stricken fog and wayering-
And give the heavy oatn that should 1t fell
And shrold the nations una nations pail
Our all Of earth shall with It's fame be lost
VII
The prophet spint Of the olden day.
The voice Of sages that proclaim'd its might
And told that banner should survive the night
OF dark tyrannc sway, shall nerve US still
10 wave its stars end stripes through and veal
Till ey'y Lng'nng doubt has pass'd away!
VIII.
Till proud COLUMBIA, sav'd from trait'rous guile
Shall with her innate strength and glory rise
Enthrond fore'er deaihless liberties
I o guide, not rule, the lovers Of her sway
To wave her ransOn'd flag Ger ev'ry sea
And cheer the nations with bengnant smile!
LANCASTER, Ohio, Aug. 9, 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
For the Wbip.

Messr1. EditorsI eordiay approve the object Nimrod
has IN view, and a. far o. concerned would submit
to any sacrifice TO effect IT, satisfied however that
Legislative enactment Is the only remedy aud propose
that petition be presented to the next Legislature 20 pass
law prohibiting the shooting destruction Of PsrridRes
before the middle, NJ least the let Of October The
preservation OF their eggs too might be effected by the
same means
IL l. strange at effort has been made 10 preserve
game niurdng such delightful and heuhfu sport and one
80 universally ndulgedn.
pAusrprugtr pu,.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

MoytY IN NEw YoRE-Tho Tribune says lhat the
Banks feel little sby shout the prospects Of The coming
sh months having prudential fear Of tho cdss which
rulers Washington NAV bring about sin tbev arc
dsfoVung Tor their customers fair extent In tho street
hra' class papsI y eaay negotiated At -2 per cent
6ut any ihng ese passed with difficulty aud loans eu
sncy stocks are almost nstefs Of tradition The money
market connot be considered tight for best securities but
any hing questionable cannot bear the screws.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

Commander HkUS w. Ospks resigned his command Of
he Nofn Csfna on Monday TO proceed 10 the ndepen.
denee al Boston. and upon leaving the Ship the men, with
whom be very popular, gave him three hearty eheers
The Independence s said in the papers, viii probsby
convey Col sicvensons volunteer regiment 70 California
THIS We arc inclined 10 think. Isl mistake a the sloop
ofwI PEBBLE win be selected for that daty. u 4
The Independence will leave ot the Pacific by the end
Of the mo,h-w be succeeded by the Prebe in the course
OF two or three weeks aetwsds-and early in October
capt stringhsm-whcse OF Office At tho Brooklyu
Navy yard then expires by hmitauon-wi take out the
ohio to which, upon her junction with tho squadron Com
modorc Shaerek will shift his broad penuant from the In
dependence. which will then be transferred to Capt String
hash.
Commander osden's appointment to tho Independence
the command Of Poet Captains explained BY tho fact
Una, h name was before tho Senate for pron,oon and
that little doubt was Eel, of'he approval OF that body
IN Y Gar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

AHscoNDiso PaErSER.--Mr. Philotus H. Holt Of the
firm Of Holt Co.. extensive -four dealers ranssc,inq b
snes, ~ 2J6 Front Street. preferred complaint al the 20
lice Oee ehsrEng the Junior partner Mr.. George King
between Is snd $4,000 belonging the hfm and abscop.
ding herewith IL supposed that the smssr sum men
toned s nearest 70 the msk though the precise !.
not escerainod The accused has been hesrd Of since
The discovery Of the iraud-P s. The young man above
named was arrested oil, sntaloga Mondsy.N. Y. Tfi
tgnf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
PrOacrIpfinn.

Tic Washngion correspondent Of the Baltimore Amen.
oan oiofms hs The woS Of prescription hiss been re-
uevet eincc ho adjournment OF Congress There are
lecoa Of Proni'cs he ssys YET be fulfilled Or rather 10
b hfrkcn cf there but very few Whes in Office
aong the o. 500 oee holders in Washington and feae
rosuod from love ct The men, but from an ab.one
ncces Of keeping them IN Office Ia order to transact The
Pubi, tusasss properly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
John II. Cough.

We glad learn the Lynehburs virsnian,
that this gentleman is supposed he out of danger
The Virgnan adds: "His convaescenee must uecessari
y be Slows and it will be weeks before his strength
will be sufficiently enable him to resume his la
bors in the Temperance cause"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

The Raleigh Register Of the l4th thaks that Gov Ora
hams majority cannot fall short OF 10000. In Senate
the Wings will have majority OF from 4; the House
OF Commons about 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Southern PIanrer.

The August number OF Mr. c. T. Bots valuable Month.
y has been received Its diversified and
as instructive heretofore The farmers planters
ought not to be without valuable an auxiliary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

RUTTER, BUTrER.--we have Just reooiv.
I'd 10 h'hin5 Mountain Butsr Which ones for ale
az II CAPERroN 4 CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
AcHRISTFs

1alvnntsni and its appIic tio,, IN. . -,
meuiut uEent.-Thcre is no subject ,h,eh oT a..
ea The atenioa Of ard se %
e>uns salsanism and ne kndrei Tn. rno
however, have been relaten Ia N, remedial
unease 10 extraordinary effects ON IN. perxop.
h,.h 49, s especial attention, and the benefits
nave resulted ON It's q variety Of IN. mo-, ,.,,o
sorF n'uy Of which beyond reach Of o,d,n., ~ ,s
ART nave demonstrated It's value utility In In. ION, A., -,
eon'e anu nervous complaints
~henNey othef means OF sIhssed I. v,, Xh
anaSe 20 sneue and myseriou 10 Am a.
ne most sale certain and n nv mar. ar Oh.
Gayane Rings and Magnetic Fluid OF DR. Ch,,,,i. 49,
~ .Ape eeans every ether mode Of application Tbe Gal
vane b" Strengthening Paster modac ION. of an, n
"nion used in eases OF varied and degree
% further particulars aro,h,r mar, nj .,.
paper explanatory pamphlets had rat bv n =,
the agents for this city, Mess- DUvAI PURCRI Dn~.I
l4I Main street. Richmond. Va 80
sands sarsaparilIa.-From,h the time of Full
VOC 70 We present day. vopde Tn. an
o' sean Faeen alton. the Of the blod IN.
agricultural eloeitrey few amons The
% which have ninsts the eon,e nepe- lessen
70 Hauh.d the taste, opened new ne,d for IN,
n.,ns - - Not must we omit the employment sar,a-
pa as cure of erufua and N ,r,,e.v
100 nu 10 say uni In this a n, IN, an. |
his root have been e.rp,, .v.,S -
ueeou disease, as tie operation in pte, IN.
pof In cases OF rheumatism, general debity and de,ss.
ns rom me sse OF rather abuse Of epe, th nr,-
paianon Will be found Of immense benefit
for further particulars. conclusive eyid,ne. of an.
agents gratis. ~ w ''uANhoa oi 'hs
10 Prepared and sold. md retail and IN, ,,,,,
- ShNDS Druggists and Chemists Grsni. Buidp,,
80 bos'way corner OF Chambers street New Yort. ,o ~
S DuNh PURCELL. Agents Main street Richmond ", =
rhee, vi per bottle or si1 botes forS dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Portrait Painting.

TO TnE PATRONS
VIM. e. BROWN, of London, politely informs
w The Citizens OF Richmond vicinity that he has ro-
opened his Studio aud Exhibition Allen Brother
46 Main street where seen Among
them the Portraits distinguished wei
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