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from ire haIumofc American, Apsu =;
THE IrrIrNATION.

night, IN the illumination which took place in ccIcbr,,i
OF the extraordinary iriumphs of the American arms in
MEXICO The principal presented an unbrokep
oa<e 81 hsh'' the bHIaney OF which beautifully d.
versihed by the ags ansparencies and Other
propua;e devices exhibited the occasion.
Nearly tue whole population, a matter Of course wa,
OUT during tue iumnauon mparng, by the presence of
It's successive trongs of orderly weI-drcssed peone s
both sexes Increased interest and lively animation To- The
novel and imposing spectacle.
Al various points where the dspays of decoration ,s,
On extended and attractive scale than usual tho
crowds p!oPondeEated at all tme; yet It affords US g1a
cation to say that every where good order and marked de-
cGTum continually prevailed.
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WIG.
Mcsss. Eiiion-Tho Election horc hos terminated
and gor.usly lar The Wh.g. The Locos themselves if
they feel hall hc love tor Bcpabiclnism which hey
Ptuc-, ought not GO lament Che result. for pfgcIams iho
triumph Of the principle Of Representative Government
over Legislative Oppression.
The above sentences escaped my pen Involuntary n
was % nnoher matter, Interesting 10 both parties, that
'uld coll pub C attention.
f,.'sfd7y the pressure OF tho crowd az tho polls was
most oppressive. One uldcr my oyc 'an'c g.. thors
I'D trd uHcl men, were painfully J1stcd end Ilmmed--
ot1or who fd busncs7 % attend TO- waited Tor hours 10
GET o. hc sco Of balolng, and went away-fthoy may
some of hem, iron ihrif engagements have been unable
90 l)and ccrsiug large as we tne vote had Cfe
snd olsy ucosl' and ams soon allowed IL would have
been grcsier.
Ought noi hh owl 70 Bo1smodsdi ~ easy oxp.dicnt
would be- hs p1ssago Of LaE-sBihofaag polls 10 BE-
openod IN hs ssvcrai wsrds of the CID. Reform Of
IN. ~, would meet with general sppfovlh ana % hoped
'i no s.leci wi DOT cecapo hc nucnueh n wof-
o. q IN, Delegate, ne ~ winter
New 70 aer 10 he PhilsdoIphi. Amsric.s.gf -
| tcfday says
gsg6 Bieel ksovp in a. nisfcsrtae dlciss. lea
yb1res lI asd haudhsPoeifneo besn jlsrd e Ie lcfi
= do Rick Tfsnd Indicating deiosninsasn 70 destroy
z y Hn' Sreien' been la,Ay mach dopros,ed NJ recent
Oao~
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DR. SWAiNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
ID X. $ WA Y NE'S

A"A"s Nars hH RestSrsf Pfooi Ha bat ~ ats Hss
H0ald 81 N " srs grareil
ANOTHER LIVING WTrNESS.-Reod
with asionshmcnt the wonderful performed by DR. syp,
compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
n PHilApstFHIA Jan'y e5 IsI7.
NJ S"alne-DcaT Sir In and duty o,,
20 su'hg humanity eheeruiy testimony and elsr,
W % N'i the most astonishing Er al cuc yor
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry performed ON me under IN, n, "a
uhi'Notabn circumstances taken NioI,Dt t,yrb
sPog OF Blood severe Pains and breast hb
seemed To break down and cnfeebe constitution ~ b,t INV
physician thought my beyond power and my
eus Az gave ne up to die hut the ELECTS Of
your great discovery feet myself man and r,d
l" nr- ske"on hcshy A. h,y, been
ioT wears and shall be pie SD information
my BY calling residence Mechanic street tI No. ~
low ScoTgc street, Northern Liberties JACOB PAINTER
'eiueaie such the above daily received from all
quartersof the globe. ~ 49,
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
since the introduction Of the public their bav,
number OF unsrneipied individuals up no.Irum which tbr
assert contain Wild Cherry Italians gi.r,
ana even syrup of Wild Cherry but the original ana
ony genuine preparation introduced the public winch e.,
De proved by the public records OF OF
Naaa The only safeguard against imposition IL 10 -, that ms
''e'"N'e ""h eaeh ootue- Or II. SwAYNE,
AGO Corner Of Eighth and Race st. Phia
FEfTON JOHNSTON, ms, Main ST
ana DUVALL PuRcKLL, Druggists lI7, Nam Agents for
n, 49,, Richmond, Va,
brage a Wilson, and Cia- Cotinr 4 Co Dnrs,as Peters,
burg Chas " Heintsh, Portsmouth King Toy Norfolk NH
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YORK COUNTY
Nomination. of f.nIi. TnrInr

~ InectinR oi the Wigs and other citizens Of Yos
s"t VIC edaccnt counuos called together by public notice
i't ihe pn.r 80 Of nominating Old Rough and Readv
Cen Iyio o. candidate fof the next Pfesdrucy End
held in hs Coifi-hou.t Yorktown on Monday he tg
NWlloH, Major 10 ANDERSON Of William I'm, on
motion Of Henry Suta Il of fIsif Wa linn. ~ ~
appointed Secretary.
The object ct ihc meeting being -irtsd 10 fs q anna
pfiaie femafkG by MAJOR Anderson on Il ION , -,
Of ave- consisting Of Peylon A. southsa lem, eosist
joseph segaf' WIN howoilo and Robert Me- al VS.
appointed by the Chairman who, after a thoft f.., -
reported the following resolutions, which were res -
usnimously adopted
Resolved. That The thanks Of The community arc i,,ty
doc Cen Zachary Taylor Tor The brilliant success Of our
Amy the Rio Gfando and be- vicinity, end that a. fa
che Wings Of tbs meeting concerned they are hereby
tcudorod 20 him md bic brave associacs.
Resolved, The, Gen. Taylor. while defending himself
with eousummat' ability from tho 6oFcc assaults Of hs oper
enemies N iton has rumphanty defeated The insidou
fclcmes Il hie pretended friends In rear.
keslved, That Gen. Taylor having earned for him =
Che highest honom IN oar gfI wo nominate him as nex
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fOk rns wnls.



ny xscuSLus-Au NM Aoaais Jeaa."
n ihiy BY murmuring stream
In modest beauty grew; - t-
Aud glisened meath the suns glad beam,
II" Pearly drop OF dew,
IN so pure white IL anayed,
IL secmed that winters storm
Had long its purcst SHOWS delayed,
To lave this Llly's form.
But there Il did not blossom long:
maid, to form n crown
W loNeliost nOwers. had left the throng
Anu tripping Ger the down,
Espied the modest snow tng'd flower
And plucked IL from the plain,
To make wreath, which not an hour
Its beauty would retain.
Bat cunning Love had ncsted there;
And syly out he crept,
From pcriumed couch and curtains. where
The night before he slept;
And, 10 revenge himself, he drew
Ills keenest, sharpest dart;
And through the maidcn's eyes IL few
Deep, deep, within her heart.
The maiden bushed, the maiden sighed
10 icol this unseen thorn;
Nor will tho truth now be denied
The maiden felt forlorn;
whisper low her name she turned.
Her voice bresthcd not a tone;
Her bosom hcaSed her fair checks burned;
The rest Is all unknown.
Richmond, April 22d. lSI7.
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EenernI TnYIor.

We .uiloin c proceedings Of the Wing meeting recent
w held u York County, responding TO the nomination Of
General Tayofior tho mex, Presidency. correspondent
wntes ai Joseph Scsar Esq addressed to meeting
vnh hno ell Ct Tor half hourgr lie adds. "Tho
n'maouey down chi way much porp.oyed about Cen
cral Tuyor uudouilud that resolutions IN hlg favor
we've prepared, end the point of beng Submitted TO
Democratic meeting Norfolk early last week Bro antic-
patton Of mo Wings md woui have boon bu Tor tc .1,
gcshon Of wills Custom House err that Polk had more
ihan twenty-five months Of he term yol ier,a very ssn.
hcanf hintt
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sword is to be presented TO Cen Worth by tho n.,l
OF Hudson, n. York. his native place

AN oLp lNHAnrASr.-Tho ship Gen Jackson. now on
the sectional Dry Dock IN York; for repair is moo than
eu by the Portuguese the Island OF Goa OF teak WOOD
Ia her SAILING on the Deep she captured by the Eng
sh IN the Old wars and in the OF 1912 was captured
from her English owner by the American priyateer Va
kee owned by Mr. De Wolf Of Bristol (R 10 Tn, ,enk
panAs are gooved together and have been
ou' covered by sheathng. Her mizzen mast and scmr
oheT spas are OF teak, and undoubtedly the original sck
Inc ship is OF three hundred and forty burden and
wen shaped though shorter in proportion to her breadth of
beam than modern built ships Her panks and tmbers
The contrary.-JoUR. OF Cox. FF "
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SECOND SUPPLY.
APRIL ~, 1917.
GAY. MATTHEW'S e. On

AVE this day rre.veia and assomea Of enr
new AMI beautiful dress goods SpnF and SUNNI,
which were landed ia New Yok thin the last rs
a"ons hem are style Plaid Burgess fancy pnd sur san
rad he hasin de Chne BTochc dio: Bnanr, satin stp.d
printed Lawns and musns nj b. au n ,,e,
Snshlns Rad POULAND, shks b. G-nldn, I'D green Rare
sc wide hk AaTeelnu Gro d- khhr; Ca 40
handsome assoftment Of Lace striped Plaid
ana Polka hu-ns' Rich style SILKS dresses long and d. mi
Isaee Nes taHbnc and hu'la Edgngs Inssng. Thread
Edscs and Iaees French WOrE Collars Capes ami C.mc,
Sk and Cotton Hose Rea Thread OF every .snon
Mite Ribbons, Caters Comets Purse Steel Read, pu,o
aud Tag Clasps &C &e In hdion above will be Cound
general Assortment Of Domestic Goods Ieoton and T-b
Cloths Table aEi Piano Covers, bcached and brown sbrn
shee'nss Bed Tick; Cotton OEnahurgs Cloths Canrre,
I've Dc aud Jeans Satin aud MaT.c- Vstns domestic PA a.
Umbrellas fa'asoa and Sunsades all Of Will be offered
e'er at Wholesale Retail terms as they ca, DO
had ~ this or any other city TO wani 10 buy tey viii
appointed .n.s, 81 VIZ
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a letter from Rome, dated Feb 2S, says: The birth
dn' at "enI washington occurring last Monday grand
nanquet was heid IN the Hail o. BeftiD which nearly
sixty citizens Of the United States assembled under ,bs
presidency OF their NoaPolIian charge dqsares Mr. Polk
junior Thirteen oass were gone through with repuL.
can Ng"f and perseverance, not omittng ga successful
termination the MEXICAN War with three cb..,s a.,
General TAYLOR" Judge Welborc at Georgia was olo-
qucnt IN showing how vi-it Europe only made bia
own cuunin all the prouuc Of thet domes c inst-
tons. Hail, Columbia, and the Sar-fpanpled Banner
were Performed on the Pianolortc by Mr. Karsten and
the American gynnaste, Sig Risey (yho made harvest in
Rome) volunteered an appropriate dance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

STARTLING OccuRREScE.-Tho Dubuque nowa) R,p,,BI;
e'n publishes account Of fall roes in that neigh
oohood In ono instance large stone some six fee, In Iii
went through large tree. crushing il to atoms and ,p,,
&C ae earth to the depth OF about ~ feet from whence n
was afterwards recovered by those who witnessed is fall
Inc traces OF several smaller bodies the same nature
nave been discovered in that vicinity within short time
and creating considerable alarm. N'
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/ Question for Free traders.

IL the recent extraordinary advance in the price of
Breatsuis Great Britain resulted from the enactment of
the Tarh Of lsi6, to what we 10 attribute the
immense decline in prices OF which W. are informed by
the last steamer
Is worthy Of note also that the reduced prices in Eng
land Did not at all affect the market IN New York Why
because OF the demand tot home onsumption-hcrcby
showing that the homo market so insignificant mat.
ter as the Free \ adcrs would have us to believe
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WIND sAIF-The Independence (Mo) Expositor saws
MI Ihomas, the gentleman who has been engaged for
some ume past IN building wagon GO by wind and sail
a. ship has We understand nearly completed ms under
AAinS' and vi" make Trip some hundred OF two mile,
OUT IN short time lie has engaged the services of reg
uaT sea captain, informed, who is gentleman of
much talent He has dubbed it the WIND S6ipr-
nee hundred square yards of sail
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fe-denioi tho United States subject 10 the decision Of
National Wig Convention.
On motion. Resolved. That tho Chairman he requested
70 Hsnsmi, To Gen Taylor copy OF the foregoing rcso.
lnions.
On melton, Resolved That the proceedings OF die meet,
ing be signed BY the ChSirman and Secretary and pub
hshed; Ro ANDERSON. Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

worry large meeting OF the citizens OF Lexington TX
held Monday l2lh inst, to axe messn, o. W., ln
ng back Tie remains OF the officers and soldier. fIoI
faye'te county, who fell in the battle OF Bncna VISTA
Cap neorge T. Joueu and Nelson Dudley, Esq were Sc
ee'eu a. inc committee 10 proceed the battle ground ia,
ha purpose Ihos l. CrteHdcn. Esq the volunteer aid
Gen; Taylor during the battle, present. and deliver
cd an eloquent aidrcss '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

fatal hENc 'HrRE.-An atray occurred At LeNjnrton
ky on Tuesday last, IN the street between NJ CO. p
we'll aud M' Richard Morrison, both young men of tina,
eV' IN which several shot from revolving pistols wcro
aged' ana which we regret to add terminated IN the
death of Mr. Boswell Cause Of the aTf,v nor =. ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

bAfiIS'-Nolhlng tends more 20 the preservation of
health as well as cleanliness, than frequent bathing
W. have oen called the attention OF the public In tii,
important subject and on the opening OF tho sr,
whet the functions Of the human body undergo consdcs
bic change, especially those Of the skin we would ng,
advert TO It. 's''"
During winor the pores OF the ski have been more loL
ed up then durng summer, when spontaneous perapraon
smoro eo aud frequent, and therefore have become more
dy hardened and less active This the case win ali
bat moro especially with the sedontary or those NOT
Cd in hard manual labor 't'E
Health cannot be preserved ony length Of time rnles
uncrou pores upon the surface Of the body he kent clean
anu zee 70 perform their several important dues FIRE.
fu'i' va.Hs we ooly al over in warm cold water for
sOle WTy Orlory minutes will mainly effect tbi. obiect
lhoe persons 0 temperament whose reaction IL ,peoJ
ny produced, and can bear IT, would be most borc6rd 30
the cold baths those Of different or moro dolc,,c
PeHmoni M the nervous, bOus or those whose lunOs ~
baths ny '' WIG VAIN
In fact using bathing tub wild, soG ya,c, n
Nue warmer than the blood, a flesh brush and ro7, ALI
roughly wilo the body cntcrcy immersed for bof ,,
Three quarters of hour is the best means Il, rlcar
OPEN ana nd ihc acu1n Of tho pores 81 the s n and there
~ c1ulhls the circulation Of tho blood and all tho f,r
h0ns-f.iogo The head-quiet the ncfyca-rcroovs ,,,
did Digestion aud produce an agreeable and be,bf,I
stato of both body aud mind
Nothai the people Oi the world nro aware Of the r,,et
benefits resulting from this process and none can fully bs
a'' W aPp'eho u unless they have been the constant
use Of IL tor some rmc.
should be used If possible every day but a, least twice
r. week " no more.
Every village should have convenient bs thing bop. n,
two Indeed oycry family should have n bathing appar,
'i winch could be- procured Tor tri1ng sum- add NAV.
zap would be the Of saving d1ctor'a fec of 6yo
lines the amount, nud procuring health and oo,lrt bc
y9ud tho power Of calculation.
Bathing az AL seasons conducive To hoah Of body and
m."o but more especially IN the spring DopeT % s,fis
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IFTOm tbs rhnAss'phls U. =. ca.sus. ars,s,,
FROM IREI.Ayn-

BY the arrival Of the line packet ship William, K,n.sv
Capt Martin, at this port. yesterday from Belf., wa hys
Belfast papers TO the sSd ult
ANEKioAS SuBscRIrrioSs-The Belf.s, Mas. t.,,., az
the 2Jd says, the remittances from Auerca ,ec.J ,.h
IN three days by the Genital Relief Comm,,,o Of hs So
eiev OF Friends IN Dublin. anount TO Close mon te OOO
very large consgnnonts OF Provisions a. free offering. arc
on the way new list, published by the General C,,r,
SOuheo Tor ireland, shews that conaiierab, an,oun,
mas oeen received from various parts of Canada chiefly
through the medium OF Archbishop Murray In Quebec the
Protestant and Catholic Bishops and the Clergy of The VA,
nous den'mnauons have afforded their most Jealous CO.
orcfau"h' Inc subscriptions amounted 10 e. 400 A
similar mcehng took place in Montreal and we learn ,ha,
MI Thomas Ryan, the Treasurer of The elcc,on va
enabled 10 remit by the Cambria cI 500 to the Bank of
Ireland ~ " ~ N VI
FAANF RELIEF FusD-on Wednesday the eommi,,.o
hv association Tor tho relief OF extreme dstrcss
~ v'"hu anu scotland made report OF the sums received
wn,sn now amounts to above G2i0O OO which includes
received from her Msesy Secretary OF State for
Queens letter. ~ """'' WV
MI C'NNhtL's hEALrn.-UAsrIxas MIR. O'Connell
sday improving Ia health. lie walks daily am TN, E.n,
nado' and takes carriage exercise Tho Earl of brc,,
bury visited Mr. OConnel Monday; Sir James Murray
visited Mr. oConncll on Tuesday MIR OConn,lI ON
lueSday' drove to Battle Abbey. &c.-GIo5,
THE LINEN Trade OF DRoouEpA-Tbis tad. IA recover
ing IRON its depressed condition. Many OF the manufae
n'ers have received extensive orders from England within
inc last few days, and they have IN CONSEQUENCE,
advanced tho wages OF the operative weayers VIII, "a
u'setNe To be ranked amongst the most sober nc
gent anu industrious members OF the community This
WIN ''f" 'ohs'defaoie relief TO many distressed families
Iouf
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detailed account Of the University Of Virginia is given
IN Ls Deodt Social paper published at Brussels and the
pan pursued thai establishment seems 10 Jeisht tLo
Brussels people very much. ~
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All official except the Gum Spring. which was as above
stated up TO nan past o'cock--the Commissioners had
ter received thy-wo Wing votes at the Court Honsc :
HuETa for old Louisa Bolts aud Mered h-glory ,nop,b
for one day!
~ b. Seddon beat Bolts $50 votes Ienke has bc, him
30 ony-difercncc l52 Again. we say huEEa lor
~ NN--N ~
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Cen Taylor its said, BE- Democrat instead ofa Wbig:
Kenmcky.-tN Y. Sun. "
bvon Tho editor Of the Sun would hazard such C,so
hood IN Kentucky where ecu Taylor and his brother are
kn0"n' we DO wonder how our gallant Wing friend, Maj.
Joseph Taylor will feel finding himself cal'od ono f G
oldest Locoiocos in Kon'uosy Il Louisville Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

~ The Tciegraphie Line has been extended to Fred.
ercksbur and now in successful operation between tina,
town ANA Washington. IL will soon reach this CIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

OyEE MouEr-The editor Of ih, Jons.boropyb Ten,
Wing, known amongst the newspaper fraternity under thu
the kindly mime Of Brotbcr Brownlow announces IN n
late number oi his journal, HE intention 1T publishing
periodical Of religious character To oe ssued gna,fsyv
In ms prospectus ho refers to his capacities most hurnbiy
follows:
I'VE feel competent 10 the task Of editing and publish
ing work on poiiucs, gion one on science
and another on anything please, oil the same time
Our Renm - bounded the East by the rising sun ON
the Wesley tho horizon. the South by the sAorss Of
fne; and on the North by the JaTtheH limits Of asfyoa
oHieai iHGCiHafon while the aurora Loyeas Of fryfb
lights up ur pathway by day and by night We could saw
more about our abilities, and would DO 80 but for our
great Ddssfy Let those who in doubt ne TO our IA
Tents, stbscrbe oher-for the Wing or the Review and
our wod for Il, they will say as the Queen snd
OF solomon, The half has nsper been told
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From the Philadelphia q. s. Gazette.
Cotf,u1odora dronuor

Stale prde symp1ihy with those who Of tho soil on
which our lot IS crsi continent which ought ~ be en-
CO.. fszcd; and yielding gladly and proudly IT, woc0nt
buck among his fellow citizens who. IN a position ~
delicate and painu. op9nFbiy has d8chlged his duties
il hiuly ara we'll We need hardly say that refer O.,
iovGsmln, CDmm.I T. nnsf who after on absence
several years in command O' the Cult Squadron has
turned home. He arrived Boo the midst Dl tho rejoicing nd
the victories Of Buona Vista nnd Vera Cruz and have
been gathcd thaiin tho fCcoccuons OF his cOunyucn,
and immediate iCiowciIzoHs he gladly included lie
was repeatedly chocrod by c joyful throng aud bic name
was inscribed every uansparency th1 90 %.
lIstrac ;ho dcods and conduct Of tho Navy. Phipi pa
was not willing iJ FORGET that Conner whJ, the
sacrifice ri health and comfort nDd under tho mghst dc-
afcs OF duty, had watched the blockade oi tho Mexican
pJftF, end By bic vigilance enabled tho army % contend
with Distracted Zoe. When Taylor and his little army
threatened AZ Tho Bazos, IN May last, Commodore
Conner, with his feet, quickly az hand a. succor
tie succor seemed 20 be. 70 watch encmy's port
il o. scky and tompostuDus season, and with indie
qustG Forces and vessels un9uited 20 tho service ~ DO
blamed Tor dOinR what impossible, has been Com
Connffs duty. To him much, % not ALL Of tho credit BE-
due for the successful landing Vera Cruz How Tor tho
whom the fruit Of HE anxioes and diicn-s was within
bic grasp how far Captain Perry reconcile BE- 10 bic
chyaliy be tho gent carry the policy q the ovcrn.
mout into execution, We have means ~ Judging. We
only know that Philadelphia doos full justice her honor
Cd son.
CourfuEgr TO CouH0DoRr CogNER--Wo understand
that " the intention number Of our citizens offer
90 Commodore Conner orr esteemed tovnsmln tho com.
pucn, Of a public entertainment El great services md
constant zeal add sctyiy while chief commander In the
Golf end especially In preparing everything hat related
the naval business OF tho bombardment Of Vera Cruz de-
serve warm and general expression.
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NASH a wooDHursg
az = 1872 Nam -.
mo. JAYNE,s AIrrNNrIyr.-we n,,. ls.. :.

1 kh' JAMES AIcEHArIyE.-we hive bc-n IN
- iniln'i by Mrs Rnr a pcrnmrI y DIR J.vnr,- A.
n'au'' when proves IT, superiority every rrms, f .
sh ha. hefn afflicted for the isI years with NJ:
e'on OF various bones during which many piece. I,g.
eeh ursed from e frontal bone Of tse Uranium from hor
bone ana from the night kaes besides painful ulcers on the
"n,' pau OF hef person which has bahied the a number
oil The most eminent py scl's OF city-dunK no of The ~
h 'ngs nave been e1er-anE and deporabI.. About r.c
o- since sue was Induced toiy DR. JayncE WL,b
has had aStonishingy happy effect upon her nv ,, ~
pain AMI -weine' and causing her ulcers heal while at ia
le hei general health has become completely restored 80
that sho weighs more thap she d., l,fo, 80
ineneed The use OF this truly valuable -,
street, Phiii. ' ''''''
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne and sod BY r. JOHNSTON
Druggist No rs, Agent for the propr.o, %
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az We are informed by the Enquirer that Mr.. Wash.
'ng,on "conhow has declined the appointment Consul
al BuCnos Aytcs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

~ The Charlottesville Jcfcrsonan states that between
thirty and forty thousand dollars have been subscribed by
the citizens OF hst place the extension OF the Louisa
Rail Road
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GOOCHLAND.

Al the Court House. Leakes majority over Bolts Is %
at Isyors a. and at the upper precinct about 3Omak
ing " IN all, where from l15 200 had been claimed
tioochlaud vas ooqt ~ ~ A''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-24

TuG CONAN - VcLUaEuRs departed on Monday ,C
ternocn from this city Tor the war They are mr.
der thr command "i Captain James - Blair with VIII
amS Walkers First Lieutenant and Washing ton Terret
os Second Lieutenant They fine body Of young men
eomprehcndns several individuals OF highly respectable
connexions in his city and ITS vciniiy-Naf. Intel