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ARABIAN HoRsE-sHAHEEN.

~ This Horse Is believed 10 be the hnest spe-
~ clnen of the Arabian race ever imported into
An the United States. lie was purchased by our
Minister at Constantinope after much experience IN
the observation OF the horses of that country and alter
long searching and numerous efforts 10 ind an animal
of the bert blood aud finest paris. He believes that he
fully succeeded an extract from one oil nus letters
hereto appended, amply shows. have also letters
from Mr. Porter Consul In that city, To The same ei-
feet deem II unnecessary To publish his Arabian pc
digree in the original translated, as It would not he
Ineligible TO most persons.
This Horse has been by many Of tho best judges
connected with the turf In New York, Washington ana
in this State and has been pronounced to exhibit me
highest degree Of beauty strength and activity possible
for an animal Of his dimensions.
He will stand the present season al Mr. Alien STA
bles in the city of Richmond, aud at Aylet's, III the
county Of King William Mares and servants can find
accommodation both places "n the most reasonanie
erms and if necessary, pasurage VIII be furnished
The season will be S2O IL paid before the LIST OF June
IL not s25; insurance $40, and single leap So In
each case one dollar must be paid to the groom
He commenced his season in Richmond the hr>t day
OF April and will remain there until the eth-thfn ne
will 70 70 the Old Church. In Hanover and remain one
day and night-hen TO Ayles on the 9Th, and remain
tI the l7th appearing again in Richmond on The Ism,
and al each place avery 9Th day throughout the season.
The last season, and the only season lie has been IN
America he proved himself sure foa-getter, and ms
''''' "a'' ''"' ''' " $500 WA. BoULwARE.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum-.
NEW YORK. Nav is, Al P. M.

NEW YORK, May Is, Al P. M.
The market for breadstnffs continued firm TO-.
day. The sales of Genesee -four, on the spot and
10 arrive, reached 90 or 10000 barrels, at s. 81
a 1874; with small sales 1000 barrels In ally
fancy brands at l2i. Southern was out OF
market. The last sales OF rather extra Georgetown
were made al 25 8 so. 800 bushels pure
Genesee white Wheat, on the spot, sold at 80;
The sales OF Corn, on the spot and TO arrive fell
little short of 100 900 bushels, including North
ern yellow, on The spot, at Sc 81 cents, and 10
arrive in June and July, at 81 cents; with 4,0O0
bushels Oats sold al so cents.
For good leaf Tobacco the demand continued
tair, with sales al s cents, with higher
figure for choice. Sterling Exchange closes hrm
al Yesterdays rates. Stocks all firm and up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
yEw FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
II. Trlg

HAVING taken House on the Basin tender, d. ser
II vices 10 bis friends and inc psois of ~ ,he
forwarding merchandise, ana io' INC '@o ~ " Wv
+ a. r. in the sale OF Tobacco, viii be assisted oy
.,,,.m,n' who, from long experience and aeknow-
.sssd judgment, 10 fully competent to sustain the In
!eusea Spiantsrs Feb 9-etf
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Bigger X Co.'s Lucky Office
Fourteenth Street, Opposite the Ahambra,
Qn,LIMnNn VA

THE attention Of the public requested to the fol-
i Lowing Grand Schemes TO be drawn this month
May, ls47-und.r the popular management Of d.
Paine & Co For Prize Tickets, address
WIN J. BIGGER s CO., Richmond, Va.
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TOBACCO.

,ss by the Inspectors,::a, shockoe Ware
;. # DR.. A. B. Haskins Crop OF Tobacco,
County:
~ NO. 1, Messrs. Caskie s. Co., 80
10y No. >. Messrs. Gray & Son,
10y 10y o-No. S. Messrs. Greaner & Son, II
' 10y NO. 6, Messrs. James H. Grant, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

EPISCOPAL CONVENTIUN.-The An
Il nual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, of the Diocese of Virginia, will COM
mence its session on Wednesday, The 18th of
May in Christ Church, Winchester.
WIN. M. BLACKBOARD.
May L. dlt&lawll9lhMay
TICKETS 10 The WING SUPPER, TO be
J. given on The 18th inst, at the Union Hotel,
can be had al the following places City Hoiel,
Columbian Hotel, Rough and Ready Hotel,
Messrs Drinker g. Morris Bookstore, Mr.. Spal.
dine's Ha, Store, or from the Committee.
May ID
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CkS OFFICE, Wall S,reet.-Nos a day passes
~ ma: there 10 one or more Capitals sold at this

CkS OFFICE, Wall Street.-The, a day passes
~ ma there 10 one or moro Capitals sold at this
y n' q. Va Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass So:
- y, " Of 10 "a 2S IS l2 "a "a 60 S 46.
,s Nos q 50 46, a prize of $500 Sold In the
noe o. Nos II 10 n, prize of 500 above, and
WI Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 20 !:
- 81 Is AZ II 81 % 4 Is 62 so.
p's " Nos: of Delaware Lottery, Class ll6:
" d u 50 81 % 81 81 65 ls 81.
\, s's,' day-sl5, 900 Capital. Tickets IS. Lowest
p, 1000, # s'oae 20 Of ,ooo' 20 Of 100
\. " ssuo, &c IS Nos, - drawn. Wholcs $5;
y Dollar Lol,ery-S3 900, 1900, $50, SIG, etc.
~, drawn. Wholes 81; halves 50 cents; quarters
.," Nv sales close at 4, P. NJ Call early II you wish
IN nv, !. przesa, LUCK'S LUCKY OFFICE
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTA-
l TON, situated in Lowndes County, Alabama,
forty miles below Montgomery. ten miles from Alabama
river containing thousand five hundred acres, OF
which nine hundred are cleared. The place is we'll set-
lied, and perfectly healthy. C.. F. HAMPTON,
Anril Q-rtf Columbia Soutn CRToiInH
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1 O q f

% ID r
rbs NE mbers of Union Lodge, No. Z, |. o. 0. F
.souesled 10 meet al Odd Fellows Hall, this
moon at2 o'clock, 10 pay the last tribute ofre-
;, % our deceased brother, PHlLlP KEpPLER.
. members OF all sister Lodges and visiting
,ssrs are respectfully invited to attend.
'"' : JAS. M. FORD,
,,yIs Sec'y Union Lodge, Mol.
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I'm HnH H7eef, OPpoSHe Ihy Hofet.
THE unprecedented luck which has attended the
i patrons of this Office, IL caution to wings ana
Democrats In every Lottery LUCK sells two or three
number Prizes. He Is now the Napoleon oI Tue uay.
And if there ore any who desire tangible proof Of this
fact, let them address order for Ticket In any OF
the following Lotteries, 10 ,..-
C. A. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia.
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DEATHS.

No., on Monday morning, al 81 o'clock, al
cling Green, Henrico county, Mr.. PHILIP
,,LEs, a native oil Hessen, Germany.
re- friends of THE family aud The public gene
= are respectfully invited to attend his iune-
nj, afternoon al 3 o'clock, from his late resi-.
~ al Bowling Green.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AUNINIS MA ON . NO 1IOI1s
Ii persons having claims against the Estate OF hch-
"A ard James, deceased, late Of Goochand county are
requested 70 mako them known, as the Administrator
Il to sele upihe Estate and after such settle
mont this notice will DO used, II creditors delay to
make known their cIsms All persons indebted are re-
quested TO make prompt payment.
Nav lv-2awlm THOMAS JAMES, Admir-.
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AUCTION SALES.
NEGROES.

Will be sold by US on WEDNESDAY, The
18th inst, al 10 o'clock, one Negro Man. one
Negro Girl, nine years old, and a likely Negro
Man, "a years old, who is good carpenter
N. B. & c. B. HILL,
May Is Auctioneers.
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ID. Paine & Co.,

MHNHGEKS OF LUTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IT. F. brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
HOME within the last thirty days, in the sale Of
The whole of the Grand Capital OF s26O0O, together
with smaller from 500 81 900, all of which
promptly paid al sight, has induced the subscriber 10
the following brilliant Schemes for May. Forward
your orders 10 the unrivalIed prize seller,
Z. w. PURCELL, Agent for the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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Alexandra Lottery Class &C. for 1877, 10 he drawn
al Alexandria May 80. co Number Lotiery-ll drawn
Nos In each pack Of % tickets. Grand Scheme =
$50 0UO $4,000 10000 5000 1880, 10 Of aU3, 10 Of
600 20 Of 300, 100 of 100 Tickets SIS; halves 5
quarters IS eights 67Crrthcates of packages of
90 wholes $780, shares in proportion.
Rerntances received free ef postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, "a soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
April 1T w. r. TIRPIN.
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q. r. Iuck's lottery ONCE.

Anril %
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Er,s.c, of the letter referred to above:

Er1RIc1 of the letter referred to above:
I.ro.T,oS OF THE UNITED STATES
CONSTANTiNOPLE. \
Dear Sir Your horse Shaheen, Is OF the best Arab
an race and the finest h. In this city, His Majesty,
the Sultan has not his equal in his numerous stud he
the subject of general admiration the part OF the
Turks, whenever he is taken out. | deem myself e1-
csednely fortunate in having obtained him, sc.
Very truly, yours. &C..
April 2-cwtf DABNEf =. Chkh.
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y y ,NsauRY d CO., MANAGERs.-Drawn Nos.
ss,is = "a 10 81 So 81 II q 60 % 3.
me =. Nos 2 q 20, u prize Of 81, oo0l so,a NJ
'' Aos 10 81, a prize Of e4oO
MANAGERS OFFICE.
~ eaay-s25, 900 Capital. Tickets IS.
ID 1000, 1000. $500, 1924, go Of 900.
ETC., etc. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
A. ..os'iow-sl2 900, 1900, 10000. Tickets IS.
krls MANAGEks' OFFICE,
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|RTHUR MARTIN, OR THE MOTHERS TRl,
BY Charles Burdett, Eso., author of "Chances and
,''"Lilia Hart" &C., forming No. Of HarRsr's
side Library. lsmo., fancy cover. ga cents. rms
thrilling narrative founded In fact, the scenes Of
|th are laid IN New York and its vicinity.
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Miles Amber,

MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANN
Nl FACTURER, and GLAZlER, on lah street,
South East Corner of Capitol Square, Richmond, va
Ost. l3-sH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

An AWAY from the subscriber, on tho 9Th Of this
month. (sIay, j a Negro Girl, named Susan. Ihired
of Messrs Dabney & Cauihorn, acting for her own
Ewing 10 King william, where she no doubt VIII Try
b. viii give IS to any person who will return the
negro 10 me, In Manchester. ,,,r.
pss,p1os Susan IL about Ave feet high, quite
h. and altogether very homely-larGe mouth and
-,lches forward whom walking. She had on,
!, she efl, very shor, homespun frock-bare foot.
Faried with her cotton handkerchief and red
b May l6-deo2ts
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$50. OnOl Is. 600! 10000

Alexandria Lottery, Class %, for ISl7, 10 be drawn
May %. On Number Ioilery-1l drawn Nos. In each
package of 20 Tickets Grand Scheme: so 0an dollars,
5OOU 1000 $780, 1860, 10 OF 200, 10 Of 600, 90 Of
3OO laO of AGO. Tickets sl5 halves So quarters
rs; eghlhs 81. Certificates Of 20 wholes $3.50; shares
in proportion
br Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
cts the above Schemes addressed To the undersgn-
ed attended 10 by Of Mall and when requested,
an account Of the Drawings forwarded soon as re-
ceivrd. Address JOHN ". CLARKE,
AorI II Richmond Va.
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NOR sALE-Roofug States Of different
i sizes Apply 10 SCHAER q 20.
May l7-3.s
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IiS ,s oFFIcE-D. PAINE & co.-For To-
Sysia,ooo, 10000, 5000. $500, 20 Of 1000.
30 ~ Y drawn. Tickets IS.
n "' Dollar Lot,ery-33,0O0, &c. rs Nos, II
sos Of Grand Consolidated, Class 20:
81 Is AZ II 81 % 4 IS 81 so.
70 pawn Nos. Of Delaware, ITO:
WI - 50 81 % 81 80 IS 10 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court, March the 9Th, ls47:
Benjamin Hancock, Ellen Hancock, Miles ,. Chalk
10y and Matilda hts wife, formerly Matilda Hancock
against Plaintiffs:
Margaret Hancock, George Hancock, Harrison Han
cock, Francis Hancock and Thomas Hancock,
Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, Alex
ander Jones' ESQ., and filed their bill; and on motion of
the plaintiffs, w. w. T. Cogbi Is appointed guardian
ad Item to defend the interest of the infant defendant
Franeis Hancock not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO The act Of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and II appearing by salts
country on tho motion Of the PLAINTIFF by their attor
nsy ordered that the said nonresident defendant:
do appear the hrs day Of August srm neI and
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper publish
cd In the city of Richmond. and continued for eight
weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Teste,
May ls-cw2m w. W. T. coGBlLL, D. C.
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,

MO. TOT EAST MAIN STREET, Rlchnl0n
lH Virginia.
TO ne DRAWN aarn MAY.
S50,0u0 $4,000! 10000!
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LOTTERIES,
J. w. Maury & Co.,

(M A N A G ERS.)
Successors to j. G. GREGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL RICH.
" MOND. Virginia.
To be drapn 29M My.
$4,000! $4,000! Sl0O00
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 90, for ls47, to he
drawn nj Alexandria, Saturday, May %, lS47. 60 No.
loliey-ll drawn Nos in each package of 10 tickets
Grand Scheme
prize of $4,000 10 prizes of $1,000
| " % $4,000 10 4" " coo
| " 10000 90 I" " 800
5000 100 Z" /" 200
1860 &c. &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters IS; eRhlhs 81.
Certificate of Package al 81 Whole Tickets $3.50;
shares in proportion.
GT Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares any Of the above Schemes, adore
ed Ia the undersigned, will receivethe most promP al
tenton, and an account of each drawing forwarded
al soon as II isroceiyed.
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 10 Richmond, Virginia.
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r AMBERT's OFFICE, on 18th street, un-
IL der the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. in Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Ex-
ira, Glass 10:
10 80 n 9 33 % 30 43 40 6 30 II 81 go.
This day the drawing Of the New Jersey
Lottery, Glass 80, will be received. Lowest three
numbers 400 dollars; highest Two nu mbers $50
dollars. Scheme prize of %, 900 dollars. 10
900, 5000, 1000, 1920, 10 of l,0O0 800, GOO, 500,
&c sc. Tickets dollars shares in proportion
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nav lS No 3 Exchange Place.
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:, ARINE JOURNAL.

pugT OF RIG III M 0 ID.
On " aler this day. al s o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,
~ ,.,ary Elizabeth, Jones, Baltimore.
SAILED,
br. 3 Y. Fox, Ellingsworth. New York.
hr. Alderman, Ward, New York.
hr. GaIens, Pierpont, Stamford, CT.
PORT WALTHALL,
az l4lh-Sailed, brig Stephen, Boston; schr.
: Jane, New York; schr. Exchange, Boston.
AZ l5lh-Sailed, schr. Osceola, Baltimore;
4 L. & A. Stuart, Providence.
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TN BANKRTPTCY-In the District Court Of the i'm
i tad Htafaa for the Eastern District of Virginia:

i ted States, for tho Eastern District of Virginia:
Jaqueline P. Taylor and ais, vs.. Beverly Sydnor.
further report showing that he has deposited In the
Braneh of the Exchange Bank at Ciarkesvile, subject
10 the order Of Court sl,74S 70. Notice is hereby g.
vsn that the Court will, after ten days, order disi
hnon of the said sum among the creditors Of tho said
sydnor who shall have proved their claims.
May l6-c4t r. mhfo, CleIk.
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SAROT HILL FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ID of Law and Chancery for the County of Gooch
land pronounced In the OF Carter vs.. Carter, tho
undersigned will expose TO sale by public auction, 10
the highest bidder upon the PREMISES on FRIDAY, The
9th day Of July next, that beautiful Estate called
SABOT Hill. II lies upon James River and the
James River Canal Dover Mills, just twenty miles
from The city of Richmond one Of The most beautiful
regions Of Virginia, and in one Of lis best country
neIghborhnods. II contains eight hundred and seventy
acres land of which hundred and sevrniythree
are first rate James River Low Grounds II is well sup
Piled with wood and timber, Is well waered, in high
state of cultivation and il OF the most fertile farms
in the State The Dwelling House is Of brick, new.
large, and conveniently arranged. The Outhousrs are
also of BRICK AMPLE and In good order The Overseas
Houses and Servants Houses are ample for their pur-
poses.
The sale will he positive, and without reserve, the
follow ing terms, viz Id cash, and The balance IN one
aud two years from The day of delivery with legal IN
trrest on il nn paid Bonds with security will be re-
CURED or title withheld as security.
The purchaser I'LL be allowed 10 take possession, for
the purpose of seeding the lst Of September or the
crop will be sown for him On The usual terms, and full
possession viii be given II Christmas.
In the ensuing autumn, all the slaves stock and crop
on the Farm, will be sold NJ auction on the Farm so
that The purchaser of the land may then supply himself
with those articles, il he desires 10 do 50.
May 7-c,ds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

S4U,UUUI u OF oUUUI
Susquehanna Lottery Class a5 TO he drawn on Wed
ncsday, May l9, ls47, al Baltimore. 70 Nos 10 drawn
Grand Capitals:
Prize Of S4O,O00 20 prizes of Sl,C0t
20 5000 20 +" 5Ot
Tickets Sl2; halves .; quarters co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

100000 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. % 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, May
~
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by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pROGI aMaTI0N

March as-cst& lefsl.JsawtasJe
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~ B-There is now, the bank Of the Catharine
Furnace about 90 tons of PIG IRON, Of the blast OF
1885, any portion Of which will be sold 10 the pnrcha
chaser the Property, who may desire 10 commence
immediate operations. March lb-dlt&ctds
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McGUFFEY'S BOOK

McGUFFEY'S BOOK.
Very Cheap.
r w. RANDOLPH & co. have lol OF Nc
j GufTey's Eclectic Spelling and Reading
Books, Nos. l,2, 3, and 5 damaged by water,
which will be sold at much less than the regular
nr;crs May l8
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A CARD

To Strangers Tsiting The Guy.
WIZARD & JENKINS, I4I Eagle Square.
w would respectfully invite the attention OF
Strangers visiting the city to their large and en-
tirely new Stock OF FASHIONABLE DRY
GOODS, recently purchased, consisting OF all
the latest styles OF Foreign and Domestic Fabrics,
both for Ladies and Genllemen's wear.
Nav 10
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-08
$500 REWARD.

Twill give Five Hundred Dollars to any person who
will produce, at less cost, better, more innocent
and more perfect cure for Ague and Fever, Chils
and Fever than Dr. Murphy's Sugar. Coated Veget-
able AntFever Pills. will also give Two Hundred
gle where any injurious effects have attended the
use OF these Pills They warranted in all cases
10 cure Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, when
taken according to the direction accompanying
them. WIN. MURPHY, NJ. ID.
Price 30 cents per box. Agents for Evansville w
& c. BELLE Mt Vernon. d. McMuen; New Har-
mony, Agniel & Son; Cynthiana, VIM. Whiting;
owensyille, John Graham; Princeton, j. r. Camp
bell Columbia, w. ]. Casey. june 81 twSSw ON.
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cave q skaters Tonic Mixture.

A certain and speedy cure for Fcper s. Ague
nrs<HE extensive prevalence in this country
Of that trouble disease, Fever and Al que
nd The vast amount OF suffering and distress
which il has occssioned, has naturally led to
the adoption Of many compounds for it's miliga-
ton and relief.
Among the numerous remedies for this dis
ease none will be found TO effect cure moIe
speedily than the Tonic Mixture prepared by
the subscriber. Hmo Ht
The ingredients Of this Tonic are Of highly
saluatory character. efficacious in their imme-
date action upon the digestive organs, and en-
tirely harmless as regards subsequent effects
upon the system, when the disease is removed
the Tonic Mixture being a gentle uperient, in
variably carries of all distractions IN the bow
els. and restore tone aud vigor TO the stomach.
This Medicine is confidently recommended
as a certain remedy tor FEVER AND AGUE
and deranged digestive organs, without the
slightest probability Of even a remote deleleri-
Gus effect.
Frsale by [iulye.e34.l w. & c. BELL.
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aTPARrIcULAR NOTICE TO INvALIDs.-As the sea-
son is now approaching when Bilious Diseases in ev
cry form prevail ii behooves all those who are In any
way threatened to make timely resort TO Mackenzies
Compound Liuer Pills, a few doses of which will
cleanse the stomach OF all morbid matter, restore
healthy action to the liver purify the blood, and rid
the system at once of disease.
Also those who are in any way troubled with Jaun-
Dice dyspepsia diseased ofthe digestive organs,
Sick Headache, Piles; Chronic DiarrhRa, &c. &c,
will find the Liver Pills certain and eectua cure
No family should be without them, for they are SUI
perior family medicine, own sales testify,
having sold the past II months over 10000 boxes
Forsae only by w. NJ. WooLsEY, agent for the Pro
prletor, Evansville, Ind mays I'm.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-08

DR. COLIN S MAcxEyzE's Toxic FEBRIFUGE-This
invaluable medicine has been in for better than
years. as certain speedy and safe for Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, Chill, or intermittent Feyers.-
The steady and increasing demand with the universal
success attending its use, has gained for it reputa-
ton unsurpassed by any other medicines for the above
it stands urivalled Emigran-s and all who
cling west with those who reside in situations where
Fever and Ague and the yaro ~ forms of Bilious dis
eases prevail will find the Tonic Febrifuge an effect
ual preventative.
Fun and explicit directions accompany each bottle
For sale by w. NJ WooLSEy, agent Evansville