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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

YWNHIS DAY, March l3th will be drawn the Md
Il Consolidated Lot cry class No. 80. &c Nos. and
~ drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $1,000 prize of $500
1850 $50
1000 200
Tickets S24-shaIes in proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Glass 81, drawn
March l2-Iowest prize SIS.
az 65 81 90 "A 10 A So 80 43
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13
AL M a N A. O.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr. Munroe, Mr.. IsAAt,
CUDDY to Miss MARTHA KAY both of Baltimore COL
Hartford county papers please cOpyl <
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. John Healey, Nh N. Saw,
YER 10 Miss SOPHIA l.. MILLS.
On the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr.. McJilton, GEoRGi
ARMSTRONG 10 Miss COMFORT ANN BoRGETT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

LETTER BAGS UP AT TaE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Valparaiso and other ports in the Pacifc-Shi,
Seaman, about the 18th inst.
For Liverpool-Ship Rhone, 18th inst
"%-For Lcndon-Ship Roscoe, soon.
For London-Ship Avalanche, soon.
For Cork and market-Ship Emerald, soon. u
For Bremen-Barque Iris, soon.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Napoleon, 18th last. !
For kingston, Jam-Bng Fulvia, soon
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

ANOTHER GREAT ADVOCATE OF TEMPER
ANcE. The far famed Thomas Flynn, Esq,
whose histnonc powers have so long attracted
the attention of the public, has retired from
the stage and joined the ranks of the Washing
tonians Preparations are being made for a
public demonstration, on the occasion of his
appearance next week, at the New YORK Ia
bernacle to deliver an address in favor of Tenn
naroppn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

Brig Frances Jane, Gardiner, ST. Johns P R, Kirk
land, Chase s Co. y
schr. Rochester, Gardner, New York, John W.
Brown. 4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

n3- A meeting will be held in LIGHT ST. CHURCH,
THIS (Friday] EVENING, when addresses will be
delivered upon the subject of "Sunday Schools" by
Rev. Bishop JAMES, Rev. B. N. BRowH and Rev. N
LEvINGs, d. of New York Services will com
mence at half past O'Clock. The public are invit-
cd TO attend. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

{E3- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VISl-
TER. The Secret Engagement, n tale; the Money
Diggers, do Galvanism do; letter from N. York;
by Mrs Child Wanderngs of Jouneyman Printer,
very curious and amusing; review of Carey Slave
~, in WHICH are given some of John Wesey's views
OF the institute n; De Meyers Concert, with por-
trait and a Poem; the Presidents lectures; Inso-
leuce ofLegslaton; more ofthe Barney case; origi-
nal anecdOte of Edward Hicks; letter of cheer from
Medical Brother; Magnetism a surgical agent, with
remarkable facts; original Sketches of the South
West, No. .; death OF Judge KelI; Caude's Table
Talk Enigmas; jokes; news sc. Price singly, cts;
per year, 5 so; or eight moaths for 81. Office No. 10
North street 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13

u Il u,
On the 18th inst. CHARLES HINKLR, aged 81 years.
On the llth inst, SAMUEL RAY, jr.
On the 9Th inst. Mrs. ANN WILKINSON, in the SIT
year other age, widow of the late j. G. Wilkinson.
OfcoRsumption, B ERNARD, son of the late Patric
Keenan,, in the 2Uth year of his age.
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MARINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1886.


FhOmrHE EXCHANGE READlNe-RooM BOOKS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Nor yet do they take into account the arms, anu.
ni,ions and public stores expended OF rendered use.
less in the prosecution of the War hitherto nor the
heavy burthens imposed on tho Nation in the shape
extensions to those who have braved peril and pri-
walton in the Countrys service, especially to the
wounded and disabled-who have earned lust
claim to subsistence which cannot be disregardcd.
The actual waste OF National resources and increase
of National burthens have been many times the
amount which Mr. Polk would have regarded as the
cost Of his Mexican war up to this time.
That the Wing Tariff fulfilled the promises Of its
advocates 10 the last, both with regard to
and TO National prosperity, we have Mr. Folks un.
willing admission. Nearly thirty millions of reve-
nue. for the last fiscal year, with fair equipoisc Of
exports and imports, are among the substantial tes
tmonials TO its merits And il must be borne in
mind that most Of the duties being specific and so
their amount unaffected by the valuation Of the
goods, there can be little doubt that the Custom
House returns exhibit the real value Of our imports
more nearly than can be expected when the
duties are Ad Valorem. Silks, Wines, &c will
be found 10 have grown marvellously cheaper Of
the Custom IIouse-next year than they have been
for years past. We apprehend that goods which
cost far more will next year be invoced costing
much less than our imports Of 1916 aud will yield
far less to the treasury. We have OH record Mr.
Folks positive prediction in 1913 that the Tariff
OF 10 would yield far less than 30 per cent. reve
nue. Tariff, and would have to be modified to pro-
vide means for the support ofGovernment. That
prediction has been pretty thoroughly exploded and
now the prophet utters another that the Tariff Of
'i6 will afford US much Revenue as that of'l2 did
We are confident that this representation will share
the fate ofihe former; but let time tell.
As TO the Two Millions that Mr. Polk wants to
enable him TO make or aid him in making a salts.
factory Peace with Mexico, we hope Congress will
grant it, carefully re-annexing to the grant the
Wilmot Proviso against the farther extension Of
slavery. But we cannot perceive how il can now
be used to advantage. The President has so
thoroughly exposed his intended game with Santa
Anna that we do not see how the latter can do
anything Whether it were wise or unwise in Mr.
Polk to give Santa Anna safe passport through
our squadron, it surely was most laundering suic-
dal, to tell all the world for wha, purposes, with
what expectations, he did it,, and then to call on
Congress for these two millions. Suppose Santa
Anna inclined, las we think he isl to peace he is
not inevitably crippled, hampered. estopped from
taking single step toward il by Mr. Folks revela-
tions? The moment he nclincs practically TO
Peace, will not every enemy he has, with many
others, cry out, "Do you want to pay the Yankees
for your free admission Are you earning slice
Of Mr. Folks two millions land his arm falls par.
alyzed Can this be Staiesmanshpl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24
Brighton NIarket-MondaY, Dec. Ia.

At Market $40 Cattle 425 Stores Jokes Working OK.
en- 80 Cows and Calves $3.50 Sheep and about 700 SWINE
Beet Catlle-EKlra, $3.50 first quality, 50 50 second
quality, S4,5O A,75 third quality, $3.50, 81
Store Cattle-Sales were not noticed.
Working OKenSales were made at 72, &C. Stand sos.
Cows and CavesSales noticed at 10, 81 %, 49, a. and
$3.50.
sJeep-saes of lots taken at G9c ST. I,63, I,75, and
$e,67, and lot of ~ purchased by Mr. White Of Wa
tertown, at about So head.
swne-Shoais, at wholeuale, lee for Sows and PC
for Darfows at ieia from 10 and 10 old Hogs PC.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

To- somewhat interesting event to the religious
world took place Sunday at the Tabernacle, where
n body Of some 200 Germsn Catholics met and made a
public and formal secession from the Roman Church.
A statement of thcr views was read al the meeting
yesterday, from which appears that they conync.
ed that Catholic Church was established by Christ
and his Apostles, and that Rome has superadded to
that Church some things not originally authorised and
some which are not only unauthorized, but for.
hidden by the primitive institution. Their plan, il we
rightly informed is reformation back TO the true
primitive Church, not Professionalism, much less union
with any Protestant sect for all these they regard with
disapprobalion Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

A Cold WINTER CoMING-Christmas day falls
on Friday this year, says the Mirror, and il we
are to have faith in an ancient ballad, hard winter
may be expected. The ballad runneth thus
aYfCrysmas day on the FrydSy be,
The fyrste Of winter hard shall be
With frosle and snowe and with 1oode,
But the Taste end thereof be goode"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

n5- They have had terrible time in Petersham,
Mass all about bell. The bell upon the Unversalsl
Church sold pay Minister'S salary The pur-
chaser obliged to go TO Barre for help 10 take il
down. When he returned there was no way to get to
il but by climbing up the lightning rod. II was low
cred down, and sooner il down, than il was at
tached on writ Of repcyin. By this time, hundred
people were assembled, armed with ptchlorks nncbth-
erdeady weapons and led on by Justice Of the Peace
fire engine also brought up TO fire upon the bel
takers, but II could not be used. Thus the matter
rested at the last advices.--Bosion Wig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Fire and Loss Of Life.-on the Goth ult., the vile
Of Mr. Mccormick, residing in farmers Creek town
ship, Jackson county, Iowa, went to a neighbors for
help in cutting wood, leaving in the house her sick
husband and two children. During her absence, the
house caught fire. and her return she found heap
of smoudoring ruins, and all that dear TO her on
his earth buried therein.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

The Roll Of Congress called Monday. and John
Quincy Adams did not respond 10 his name Il is long
very long such thing has occurred Tor he has
celebrated for the strict attendance and attention which
had paid to this business OF the House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

~ We request Of subscribers speedy settlement
Those who neglect this polite qeues not be surprised
irhey receive urgent call We can't afford to send
our paper, year aner year, to those who pay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

The Remains Of Major RnggoId were received at Bali
Thursday evening, with military honon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-24

Movements at TampieO-MysteriOus dOings of San
ia Anna-His dis0ppearanee-Neriean Troops
opposed to him disbdnded-LOss Of u. s. steamer
Neptune Steamer Sea ashore-Hosfile Indians
operrHnning Teras--Desperdte Encounter
From Gtn. PoOFs Army-Forti featiOn of T'ampi-
eo-Aa American HsrOine-Her services 10 The
Squadron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS. oc,. % sPm

FOur-There sales yesterday of between 500 and
1000 bbls. Howard street Flour S525, and 1000
bbs to-day at tho same, which quote the current
ratio There were settlements for ceips from to day
S5,l2t.
/ There is good inquiry for City Mills Flour at s5o5
but holders generally refuse that rate, and sale OF SOC
bbs was made yesterday at S5,3i and other small par
GELS at the same price.
Grsin.-Thsre is fair supply OF Wheat, and prices
have further declined. We quote good prime reds al
95ai03 cts. and ordinary to good s0I95 cts
Sales Of old Corn 6Sa70 cents for white and 6Oa65
for yellow. We quote 53l55 cents for white
and 55a55 cents f. yellow.
s lies Of Rye at e. cts.
Oats worth 30 cts.
Provisio s-There n sale Of parcel OF Mess Pork
TO day at SlO5O, mos We do not hear Of any sales
Prime. Holders asking 925a9 SO. Some small lot.
OF new Beef have sold ut TO- 75a for Mess 9l2l9 IS o
No Il and Prime 7a7 as Bacon selling in limited lots on
y Good Shoulders are bringing - We quote the range
at 4a45 cents Sales OF Sides SLASH and very prime
and small lots at 81 cents; also sales Of Hams 7a7l
Lard 70 not active. We quote kegs at 75a71e.
Whiskey-Demand moderate al 235 cents for hhds and
rs cents for bbls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

Military AND NAVAL WORCESTERSHIRE u. s. steam
ship Masachuscties went TO yesterday with troops
the Mexican army. which she will land Brazos. The,
have been enlisted for the 4h. 5th, 7,h and 9th infantry
and under the orders of officers Of whom were on
gagged nj Pslo Alto and Resaca do Ia Palma.
The troops organized into n battalion Of four com
panes, and commanded as follows.
Brevet Mai. T. Hawkins, 7th infantry, commsndnI
battalion and the recruits Of the 7th regiment infantry
LIST Lieut.. q Simmons, Of the 7h infantry.
Brovet MAJ Wright, OF the 9Th regiment Of infantry
commands tho recruits Of the 6th lst Lieut. Beardsey
OF the +ih inanry, 10 assigned to duty.
Capt Geo Morris, 4h infantry, Commands the recruits
the 4h infantry. Lieut.. wallen, 4th infantry.
Capt. ID Ruggles 5th infantry, commands the detach
ment for the 5th infantry. I'd Lieut. w Tyler 5,h IN.
fanry Asst Surgeon Moore assigned to duty with
the above commando
Tho whole number Of recruits 10 about $780, most Of
whom have been enlisted under the provision of Tor the
increase OF the raRk aud file Of the regiments the regu
lar service They chiefly Irish and German, and are
q very fine body Of men.
The U. ship Vincennes, bearing Com. Biddle's flag
was OIL Nngpo the 30th OF June The u. ). ship Co
umbia was at the time lying anchor or Buffalo
Nose entrance outer harbor Chusan. Both ships
depart, shortly alter for Japan.
The u. s. shpof the line Pennsylvania is be hauled
into the navy yard next week to be overloaded.
The Norfolk Courier says that the rsate ST. Lawrence
the stocks at the Gosport navy yard for many years.
TO be launched soon practicable, orders complete
henhavng been received on Saturday last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
VIRGINIA-At a su,er;or Cour, of On,

VIRGiNlA-M Superior Court Of Chancery
fo the Richmond cireai. held Capitol The City
Richmond. June asih 1855;
Han Carter Trustee usSsr the WIN Beverley Randolph and
Charles %. Rancolph deceased. paintiG
against
kieh.rd w. Cunningham admir- De bon- with an
sered Of Beverley Randolph deed
doph dfeJ d.f,,..,,
In THIS cause the defendant Richard ~. CunninRh,m
ready and whnr tn dispos. may
de h- sum oi I'VE ihnussnd -four hundred
lars foftythree cents with
espt about two hundred dollars
To met the contingent motion
ofefes hst the said ereeuio have
OF 81 much thereof he conveniently
the STATE OF 'rra in
coed Of trust upon adequate real estate
hsd by eoa'sni Of the parties by their counsel oered
his eiure be referred 10 Of
-gss rAS are Hfned 70 n shares J.hs
tl In the fund held BY d.ndant
Of Beverley Randolph. mentioned Cunning
ham, which was BY the said years
and how much ereof each
In which enquiry he will parties by .ervce
upon such claimants Known him
mon~eaih and BY publication the
commissioner make report thereof the
specially stated deend pertinent by hre OF which may b. re-
qured BY any party TO be stated
A Copy. Teste
ROBFRTq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
New York Market-oct %, GAP.

new tOrk uarhet-Oct 70, u L. Nj.
The tea sale went off slight Improvement on prey
prices.
Cotton-saes 500 bales, prices steady.
Flour 1000 bbs Genesee sold IS SO, and that is Of
iered for large lots uhoa smaller sales on the wharf
1915 fer good Genesee, aud for Michigan Ohio and Ge
ut all wet S5,75 is tho price.
Wheat 400 bu, good Genesee, TO be delivered irnme-
diatey, at l20c; there large lots Offering
Rye 7Sa60c, sales.
Corn. handsome North River sold at Csc; sample
Of Southern quite dsappoyed for old Jersey
are buyers TO ship rs CENTS the range for old is 7Oa7t
cents.
Whiskey, 2Ia245. Oats 34a36c
Pork 50 IS and 80 IS. 100 bbls. Mess sold.
Sterling 7a75 prem large sales ofranes at 35a36i-25
900 fr at the latter price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

BOSTON MARKET, Monday Afternoon, Oct. 2s.
Proyisons-A parcel OF navy Beef sold ut So and
80 bbls. prime Pork At 50, mos. Flour-The market
is dull day and prices little lower; sales Of Gene
sec, common brand', At S6.l23i Ohio and Michigan,
S6064 cash. Georgetown, So; ether KINGS Southern,
S5.SI5, mos. Corn-Yellow fat Of primo quality, is
held ut soc. and white al 75c but buyers Moasses
Sales to the trade OF Cuba &c., and Cenfuegos
Muscovado OF Csc, mos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
FROM THE PACIFIC SQUADRON


The Journal Of Commerce has tho following letter. da
ted At Topic on the l2th September
Commodore Stockton has declared tho whole of tho
coast Of MEXICO the Pacific In q state Of block
Commodore Stockton has established himse Governor In
tho capital Of Upper California. 10 reported that the
and San Bias made rendezvous for tho squadron and
their prizes.
the Cysne arrived of San Bla, on tho 81 Of ,hi.
month, and sent tho notification Of the blockade 10 the
authorities She is cruising of tho coast, occasionally
anchors In the bay, and has seized couple Of coasng
vessels Another vessel has arrived of Mszatan and has
cut out Of that harbor coasting vessel.
COM. sTOCKToN's PROCLAMATION.
To WHOM MAY c,scERs; I, J. z. Stockton, Com
modore aud Commander-in- Chief Of the United States
Naval Forces In the Pacific Ocean, and Governor and
Chief Of tho Territory Of Calfornis do by
tho authority Of the President and Congress OF the United
States Of North Amercs hereby declare all the ports
bors, bays, outlets and nles the Of Mexico
south OF San Diego, 10 be- in Of vigorous
which will DO made absolute. except against armed vessels
Of neutral nations.
AL neutral merchant vessels found any Of the bays and
harbors said arrival Of the force will
DO allowed twenty days To leave.
Given under my hand and seal this nineteenth day OF
A D. thousand eight hundred and at the
Government House in the Cuidad de los Angeles the
Capital Of California. J. r. STOCKTON,
Commodore and Chief OF the Naval Forces
OF the Uued States in the Pacific Ocean, and Governor
and Commanter-n-Chief OF the Territory VI Cafornis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
Correspondence of the Bait. American.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, p. NJ.
Stocks rather firm Sales Of Sll 900 Penna
SIS ca; some Chesapeake Delaware Canal 6s at 100
Wilmington Railroad 241; Reading Railroad bonds 72i,
T2l. No movement in Cotton Flour is without actor
and dull at $3.50. Small lots sold less-common anc
good brand. S5,25aS550 Corn Meal is offered at So
621 Wheat is dull ut l0sal09. and Corn 65a67.
The remains Of the amented Decatur arrived in the New
Castle boat this morning and placed under charge of
from the u. s. Navy Yard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
WINFR'S
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.
.HE remedy to which

THE remedy to which
- we would call the attention Of
be public. Is one which has proved
s1ceessiul Tor log time aAd q l.
Iniversa ly Acknowledged byanuho
nave tried Il, 10 Re far superior to
any othes medicine ever employed
N diseases for which u IL recon-
nend-d Itn1t only destroys worms
and invigorates the whole system,
but IL dissolves and carries OF the
supcrabundaut slime or mucus, 90
p-evasnt In ;he stomach and bow
esof children, more especially those
in bad hsahh. The mueus forms the
bed o. nest in which worms pro
duce their young, and By removing
70. IL IL Impossible for worms 70 re-
NAN " re BODY. lt IL Ia niles in
is effects on the system, and the
heaith OF the patient ia always i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
STRATrUN'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

u I'm L lON u VI TUE,
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
~haI they ean
For selling Prizes, sTRATToS's man.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongolia No. a. Oct. %:
81 So l9 80 ~ l6 6 IS 20.
Tickets Nos. 10 30, 4 10 6s-two more capitals
sold snd paid by STRATToN. oc "a
Dawn Nos OF Leesburc, 5l-Oct Goth.
81 - 65 "a 90 60 "a 4s al % Al ls
Half Nos. "a 50 IS. prize Of 500. Sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Aexandris, No. 43-Oct. 2sth:
IL IS 10 36 4S 5 9 81 IL l6 81 II 81 So
Ticket Nos IL II Sc prize of $780, sold aud paid by
STRATTON.
81 900. 200.
Fuday-MoDongalia. No 44-ClpaG $1,000. 1000, $40,
rs Nos ~ drawn. Tickets 81 halves see quarters
$4,000. 1852
SaiurdsySueI HItra % Capitals S4OOe 1854 Of 1000 ke
7s Nos. ~ dawn Tickets 81; halves soc qrs. sSe
S35, 10000!
Monday honng-A.IAHda No X. Capitals sas, 9ga. 10000
1000 3OOO 1885, OF 2OO0 OF 1000 &c
rs Nos IL Orawn.-riekets $40 halves S; qrr so.
Buyers referred 10 Of Prres which
at the Once, proof OF what haI been done;
drawing Continues number rod and
& o.des for eerheAtss above
Schemes and in all LoueeS Be PFOnPty t.
drawing when requested
Please address ordsu y. sTRATToN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
JOHN M. CLARKE,
LOTTER Y BROKER,

IENHE most celebrated capital prize seller in the
Il United saeshavinE sold more large capital Prizrs han
other vender the United SiaiessfaeOry which
his possession. Having bad hneen years experience
sewing orders and forwarding tickets BY mail he confidently
recommend distant Adventures mode Of procuring
In the oers anty drawing perfectly safe. J. a. Carrie
vends tickets the managed hY Gregory
C,EEE soh handsome capitals his Correspondents
ring the month promises 60 sn during
Of November.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

pfUsv1 - ~ U.s. discovered
VIII be BY lownz Mr. NaCord had
swrofs venafoss reortrd 70 va
nous preparations recommended fo any advan
tarcthis of itself sufficient prove superiority Of this pre-
partition over sl others for similar purposes.
BEooELyx Jan. 10, 1876.
hessrs ions WINS d Co.
- Maiden Lane New Work
ss- an happy 70 have power testimony ofthe
good effects attending ~ your Cansdi1n Yernifuss
Ny child o. yeas % had soms -vrp or
eshi sonths and had anaBy smaetsd that We a.
aired Of tsreoovey s1pprE the sek nes was
worms We Esvr her medicines recommended In such
easo Dot hey produced NJ beneficial Effects Even her NJ
" PAS recovery Nh-n recommended friend who
had beard o. your medicine give uiaiEe "a without
any on OF ~ being serveess Bat great oy and
u amer he had ptep do.Gs and siH only, began
monthl
can Vcommsni your "Csnadan verunifuFe" with the
Erea'eu couhience anl youna portion Of TIE
hunan family Who tufF from Flsd 70 BE- abb to
ave you su-h decided confidence me medicine
and an Wiling should refer any psrsons have doubt
TINS point Youus truly
GILES NACORp fs Tinery e.
VI The cssadan vefmifnEs cent. per bous sod
much p'sasaner bsa Prepared only BY WINES
4 CO. 81 Mndcn lane. y YORK. sod ~ GAYNoR a WOOD
Agents for Richmond and y. BEoCEENEROUGH Co Arsns
f'r sco'tsvi1c 10 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30
UNPHECEDFNTED NoyrLTyt
HALSEY'S FRENCH SPRING BEDS

lVA 69 veey rcet New Yok, new construction dube
cheap and combining all the advantages Of The PAasse
atd the soneE Down Bed without any objections
will be exhibited Cfizens Of Richmond BINFORD POR
TER5 Cabia wareROom Of Franklin street.
during the week.
An examination article snd accompany
ing IT, will fauy the stepeal that a invaluable the
score Of heeh comfort and essential the invalid The
Medical Faculty invited 10 give thorough examination
October 90, 1886. ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

Tickets sS Halves So Quarter, es.
odeu single
Of the above addressed
the will be
forwarded free Of postage Is received
J. c. GREGORY a. Co. Managers,
oe26 Rehmond Va.