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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
TO be had at the GUN ES1LiBL LSHDIENI' i,

4 , the subscriber is determined 20 sell, persons
II IN want OF anything in my line may rest as
nor under worked. Every article in the $40, lin q
Lane always on hand; and mind, an not To be
under-sold. Thankful for pas, favours | respect
l"liY request continuance OF the same, as no ex-
Frtons on my part shall be spared To please those
VII" may favor me with their custom, a. assure
tue pnehT II is mot all talk and no cider" but
lntcnd to do Just rs say for bar ,ns. stop t
INC Sign "i tie Mammoth Gun, High street, one
door East of the Old Dominion Office
j. A. SPALDING.
N B. The highest cash price paid for old Con
per and Brass. To- Or
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

~ Cheese, Just received '''''
10 hrktns New York Butter, Of good quality
~ o6is Isl Proni Swan Gin of superior quality
low price 90
20 DDS superior Mountain Flour, landing from
zen stbrs Dorchester and Ploughbov
300 sacks G. A sail H. 1, - SuIiotI CanuIe'
w Dds PM. Cordial, Of superior quality
10 boxes GuuPowdcr and Imperial Canton and
Country Tea ''
W Or casks Come Brandy
"'' re9uS wrapping Paper, large aud small for
rSIo ny j. WILLS.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

NOTICE All persons indebted to me, will
have authorized him to settle my accounts
req IL j. p. YOUNG.
CENTLEMEN'S FRENCH BOOTS. FIN
the celebrated mandatory of Dutiil 81 Co .
New YORK Just lordng from the schr Coum ba
a few cases of the above celebrated BOOTS
The Gents are resp. ctfuly informed that these
Boots are worthy of inspection.
j. II. GREGORY
New York Boot and Shoe Store. next tho reu
Farmers Bank, Main street F.h ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

HAVE YOU REG tRDEDTRUE ECON
~ ONLY AND PURCHASED a LARD LAMP
IL you nave not call and see the beautiful! assert
men we have just received There are some ex.
qnSlte patterns. Also, can please the ladies in
furnishing them with beautiful Hand I.amp of
an entire new style. HODGES & co.
Jan 80
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY oFFlCE.
Fast side The Maykei
Drawing of the Suss x Lottery Extra Glass 10.
90 "1 al, ~ w. ~. %. S. ~ 10, 81 10, 10, II.
Drawing Alexandria Lottery Glass g.
10, ., SO, 10, 9, II, 81, So, l9, 80, DO, O..
S35,00O!!
Alexandria Lott .ry Class H.
Drawing received here on Monday Evening
Capitals $4,000, 10000 &. 500, ,000 3 600 of
1000. of 500. 80 of 1000 Sc
Tickets only $lQ-Sha,es in proportion.
ALSO,
Sussex Lottery Extra Glass I5
Drawing received Tuesday morning
10 Numbers--l2 Ora an Ballots
capitals $4,000, 1000, 343, 10 oC 100 &C.
Tickets only $l-Sharos in proportion
Tickets 10 he had at JNO ID. G0RDAN'S
nv Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk
where the highest premium is paid fns Gold
silver, and Specie Checks Fcb Oh >
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

IT EINITSH'S INCOMPARABLES HA-
IL VIM, LIQUID From 10 to ~ drops with q
tca'Poonfni OF water, makes a very agreeable and
strong ather on the face, renders the skin smooth
and clean, and by the healthy action, removes
pimplcs and bemishcs from the skin; and being
entirely Tree from saline matters, IL does not affect
tie edge OF razors, as many of the shaving SOAPS
do. We can recommend the above SHAVING Ii
Guild as being the very best article now in use
The genuine for sale only at the Drug St,rcs Of
M A. SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAS. H. HF1.
NITSH, Agent, Portsmouth, Fcb o
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

CE.-ihe subscriber intending to close
~ ms business on LIST March, respectfully solicits
al persons Indebted to him, to come forward and
make immediate payment as ali accounts not
oIoSea AZ mat time will be placed In the hands of
an attorney for collections.
FEB 20 VIM. G. MAUPIN.
NEW BOOKS just received ard for sale At
CT. Wa. H. HODGES & co.
Science and the Arts of Industry W
2ctlller's Revolt of the Netherlands
III OF Columbus and Yespucius
ri, treasures OF Taste, by Miss Jane TAYLOR
Bcnncr a'nerlcan Poultcrer's Companion, by G. N.
Rambes about the Country bv Mrs f. = Euo,
me Lyes OF Vasco Munez De Balboa the dis
SoVerer OF the Pacific Ocean, fernando Cortcs the
Co om,eror OF Nexico, and Francisco Pizarro the
The Philosophy of Magic. Prodgies and Anna.
tens MIRACLES by Anthony T. Thompson NJ d. F.
Memoirs of the most eminent American Mecbon.
IGs also ne Lives of Distinguished European Me.
chanlcs, illustrated with fifty Enerayinos
ne treatment of Insanity, by Juo NJ Gait M
~, 9upeHnt9ndent and Physician of the Lunatic
Asylum, Williamsburg, Va Feb %
lold North State copyI
'ENiE BATTLE OF LIFE, Love Story j..
oy Charles Dickens price s cents
oaniel Dennson, and the Cumberland States.
"' a. Oy The late Mrs Holland, price % cents
no o. u pugenot, Tale Of the French Protessants
ny u K. James, Esq, 25 cents
No'S Chambers Cyclope,lia of ENGLISH Jitera.
sale by w TT W ~ f1,nIarResRcarse. FOR
Feb 20 - a. iiOD"bo O. W.
fold North State copv1
RIKD ages. --Monently expect a bcartif,l
- lot Of CAGES, for Canary's Mockin, I Do
Birds, at prices astopisbingly chesp Gail III
look DANfFI & C,Iir n DaIi ana
req 10 Under the Old Dominion Office
nLD RIA GS.-The highcst cash price paid for
~ Od Rags, by DANIEL S. Cherry
Feo Is Under the Old Dominion Office
ELOCKS.--A lot of CLOCKS viii, bras, works
- Just received and for sale very low by
reo 10 w. VI. II HODGES & co.
"A LE ALE!!- Baltimore and Poughke epsie
"a ALE, by The barrel and half barrel will be
Kept constantly in Store, for sale by
NJ. CORY.
re" 10 East side the Market
n cbests superior Guopowder nd Imperial TEAS,
- direct from the importers for sale low by
r,,c NJ. CORY,
~ 70 East side the Market.
:, kegs GLADE's BUTTER just received BY
RI, NJ. CORY,
'0O 10 East side the Market
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

HURRA FOR TEX AS This is to inform
II the Public Of Portsmouth,, Gosport Newtown
ana inc surrounding country, that am still al the
"OLD STAND" and just as ready and willing to
accommodate them, as when first com.
Inenced; and take this method of communicating
To them my unieIgned thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me during the mast wear
and wonld solicit call from those who have called
het"re and particularly inform those who have not
yet called that CAN SUPPLY AS nfANy MORE
shall for the succeedfnp wear no orunIv as
prompt and punctual in my business as ! was last
year, in
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON WORK
CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
SIOpES, Of every Tdrietg and Pattern
always on hand, which. with every article in my
hue are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL s. CHERRY
jan Under the Oh Dominion Office
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

EOSi Ill WILLS, A"'I.t for the sale OF ] Il
~ Trplctt X Sons Nails. keeps constantly on band
fun assortment, aud will supply the trade at as
low prices rs an article of equal quality can he pur
chnSch ~ any 81 the northern markets. Just re-
C'lNc" HOO KEGS wei aS-'rtsd NoV2l
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

OILS, OILS, OILS.-We have lust received
- large and full supply of GOOD LAMP OILS,
5nch as Pure Bicacheh Sperm, Refined Lard and
whale. We have three different kinds and at the
following prices per pint, 10, I25. and cents
Those wishing excellent Oils will do well to give
u call, at the Drug and Chemical Store Sign of
the Big Mortar. CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
90 Also. another supply Of Pure Linserd OH.
r rt on Pure Uhite Lead, Tuptntine Furnishes,
W,ndoto Glass Pure Chrome Yeito,o and Green &c
lar, f''N'S'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
STILL. FOR RENT

a The Dwelling over the DRUG 'stor. si,n
Nal OF the Big Mortar Ii will answer renarka-
siTous OF renting it only TO small family few or
no Chlidren. CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

NOTICE.-The subscriber iniend;nc =, oI7ao
ms business on LIST March, respectfully solicits
all persons indebted to him, to come forward and
Inakc immediate payment, all accounts not
an attorney for collection "
re" ~ VIM. G. MAUPIN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

E1ALL Az hodges d CO.'S ROOX
y AND VARIETY STORE, if you wish to p,,r.
chase any of The New Books Published Thew sell
Books at Publishers prices. Among The nnmbcr
lately received thcv have
The Flowers of Fable
Leila or the Siege of Grenada, by Sir E. BuIwc5
Lytton, Bart
IIuuon'< Book Of Nature
Pictures OF Early Life
Letters on Astronomy, by Dcnison Olmstead T.
l.. D. ''"' L.
Evenings at Home or the Juvenile
Budget opened, by Dr. Hiokin & Mrs Borranld
Nus. % aud 30 Pictorial Shakespeare
No. 10 Pictorial England Ian 1G
N EW BOOKS. The Emigraut, by Sir Fran.
~ els u. Head, Bart - ' '''"
The Useful Arts, considered in COMMISSION with
TIC applications "t Science with numerous En-
cravings, by Jacob blgow Md
Parental instructions or Guide 10 Wisdorn 81 nd
virtue dcsg ned tor young persons of either sex
selected mainly from the Writings of an ancient
Physician.
The Juvenile Companion aud Fircside Reader
consisting of Historical and BoprnphiraI Ancc
doteS, aud Selections In Poetry, by Rcy'd J. l..
Blake d. d. " :"
The Life and Surprising Adventures Of Robin.
son Crus"c, with a biographical account Of DeCoc
| Illustrated with fifty characteristic Cuts
! The Use of the Body in Relation e, the Mind bv
| George Moore, NJ. d. ' y
BeanchamP, or the Error a novel, by G. p. r.
James, Esq. - ~
Fortescuc, novel; by !. Sheridan Knowles
! For sale by w H. II uODCES e. 20
| Jan IL - ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE-
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

Richmond, petersburg, Fredericksburg. Hashimgton
and Alexandria
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
TX CASES BOOTS AM SHOES H., H.

TX CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. Inv tho
~ schr Victory. We arc opening this toornin,,
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which we Off
At wholesale and retail The following is a part
~ cases Mems Winter Boots, of several different
kinds ''e"'
Is cases Boys do do
do Youths do do
do Women Grain Boots
New York manufacture 0o'S'
Also-I5 prs Ladies fine Morocco Buskine.
New York Boot and Shoe Store, next The new
farmers Bank Main street
jan 20 j. II GREGORY
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

DUKE AND GENUINE PREPARA-
following articles, pure and genuine, from the bes,
aud most celebrated Chcnists
Pure Sulph. Quiuine iodine pure
Cltrate Ferri Qulnine Hvdriod Pntass
Pnre pipcrlne Pure Morphine
Pure Elatetium Pure Strvchin
rure Ne'atTld Fcrri Citras
Phns Ammonia Iod;de F.rri
~ ALSO castor ol CaDsules, superior article
Copaiba and Cubcb Capsules ForsaIc M tb. D
Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
CHAS. III. HEINITSH Aren't
Member of the philadelphia College of
Jan 20 Medicine Pharmacy and Chemistry
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
GtROCERIEs.- 400 Dds and hhds Old Rreana

" Common Whiskey
100 hbs n. + Rum Phila Gin n pu,, pal
umorc Gin aud American Brandy
100 a. casks Port. Malaga, Teneriffe, Lisbon and
Madeira Wines
Coz bills Supertine Flour
GO whole and half ticrcc. RICE
/ 100 boxes Bunch Raisins
300 do Candles. 6s aud SIS, par, to arrvc
$50 10 Soap, New York Boston RaItmo,e
and Newport
pipes Holland Gin
2oo boxes Ground Pepper. Ginger, Al!spice and
Musti'd
500 sacks fine and coarse Salt
800 bags Java, st. Domingo, Rio and Laguyra
30 casks Cheese
10 PACKAGES fres! Tea
475 kegs Nails. we'll assorted
81 BIZ Mess Pork
90 boxes and half boxes Loaf Sugar
Also TO arrive-79 bids NV Orleans SMEAR and
~ hhds new crop w. Molasses, for sale bv
tcb y j. WILLS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTs.-wc arc
u daily expecting a large supply of GIANT As.
PARAGUS ROOTS, which will be in fine orllct.-
Persons wishing supply viii please leave their
orders at the Drug store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Feb CHAS. II. HEiNIySH AGENT.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

4 NEW NOVEL, by G. p. r. Ja,nc- Bcs
champ; or The Error--price D. cents 70
ssi, ~ W n. n. HODGES h co.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

groves, STOY ES, y rOVES.-w;-h;np
- tn clear out the whole of them. l will sell nj
reduced pri6 for the bal nee of the season all
that is now on hand. Call and look at them
WANTED,
w copper. Bras. Pewter and Lead, foi which
| viii give the highest market price.
Jan ~ DANIEL s. CHERRY
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
NEW WATCHES, JEWEL-
RY. sILVEK AND PLATED WARE-

M FLA I'D w y RE
The Subscriber bers leave
To norm the inhabitants OF
Portsmouth and its vicinity,
that he has commenced tho
above business. in Portsmouth
next door TO w. B. Pitcher,
Esq, on Crawford ST., where
will be found a great assert,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
From The II o. Picayune, Jan. :.


Arrival o2 VIRGISIA Ann EMpKEssAkIo.
Later tram Iampico --Imponunl frum
Gen. Worth th--UoacentrnfiO Of Truops
at .3ontersy -Saitilto Threatened by
Saaio dand.
The steamer Virginia. Captain Smith
arrived last evening from ranpicn, via
Dfaz2s Santiago, having left The Br,zos
on The 27li ulr. The brig Empressauo,
Cdp:ain Collins, winch sailed from Tam
picn OF The 26h, also arrived last night
By these VESSELS We have received letter.
from Nh Lumsden, al Iaa,pico, come ri
winch we give beiov.-fhey cun,ain all
the intelligence brought from Tampico,
and clear up some points in the accounts
previously received which appeared OBJ
scUre.
we have conrersed with gentleman
who came passenger in The Virginia. from
Brazns, and who Is direct from Monterey.
He kindly lurnished:us with the following
Information. which is highly impar,anl, il
there be no error iu the accouuis.-They
were fully credited al The Brazos. and are
confirmed by, Capt. Brewer, OF the schr.
Robert Mills. who arrived last evening
from that port.
An express from Gen. Worth. al Sal
'illo. arrived at Monterey on "wednesday,
the 10Th of December. 1t brought inc
news that Gen Worth had learned through
his spies that Santa Anna was within
three days march Of fSal,ilo, at The head
ol an army OF twenty or thirty thousand
men;-Ihe express bore caIlupon Gen.
Taylor for reinforcements Gen. Taylor
and his staff had left Monterey on The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

At Mdtamaros, Col. Clark has called upori
the citizens to enrol themselves for SER
vice, and at The Brazos Gen.. essup had
dane the same thing. Bo,faillese poiuts
were sadly deficient ia both men and arms.
Ii wue thought Cunaes had 1000 men un-
der him, and that The large supply Of goods
at Malamoyos. aud the exposed condition
Of that city might quicken his courage.
Gen. Scott arrived at the RraZos on The
25th uli. The following day he proceeded
to the mouth of The Rio Grande, and was
vel at that place when The Edith lett
waiting the arrival of the horses belong
inc to The regiment Of mounted rifiemcn,
when it was undersi ood he would proceed
Immediately up the river to Camarso,
Capt. Wayne has been transferred from
the staff of Maj. GenI. Jessup to that Of
Gen. Scott and was 10 accolnlaaeg FIN
on his tour of observation.
The steamship Alabama wa4 off The
Brazos when The Edit, sailed, And will
probably bring us more dcGnitcl intelli-
sence in a few days-Ihe EudoGa was
also there, SO that we may count uSon an
arrival very soon. :,
the Edith brought over Il large mail;
but owing 10 the latcneSs oflhe hour Of her
arrival, !, vas not sent 10 the post ofNce.
She encountered great gales from the solSh
and east ard yet made the passage in fifty
;vo hnurs. Amongst her passengers were
Maj. E. S. Hawkins, Hh Infantry; Capt.
]. &. Todd, Of Texas,J J. M.Cowan, End
Kentucky Regimen, and Capt. Twilchei
Of the same regiment; Messrs. Clements,
Harrison, SC.
The news leaves painful anxiety 10
learn The progress Of events. The i'm
preston amongst 'hr passengers that a
battle had beon fought was so srous that
we have almost imhibed tie belief.
1t was believed that an express had
hecn sent 10 Gen. Patterson. cnunIermau-
dug his march in The direction oil Victoria.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
Tbe aODe,rttIsfr.
EDGEFIELD c. II.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY I3. 1877.

Coli Wcather.-After having had several,
days Of warm pleasant weather, on, Thursday
last, there was considerable change. There
was heavy fall Of rain, andtbe thermometer
sunk rapidly. Thursday night was excessive.
ly cold, and ON Friday morning the lhermo.
meter stood at 10 at sunrise. During the.
whole day, it did no, rise above % degrees
SATURDAY was also very cold. go !. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

Upward with lie moisture, instead Of abli, y.
gns the roots to delve downward IN seeks
ing it,. -
We see. then. that deep culture, So far.,.
from resting on the fact OF the deep per-
mention ofroats, is supportedb by ihe.cot' y =
trary facl.--Prairie Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13
m1sgEEElaNG0
.Soae Important Fdcts connected aciN the
Discovery Of Gan Collin


Discovery Of Can Collin
90 the I4,h OF October iasl, immediate.
oualearuiag that Cotton had been con-.
verled .iuto-an explosive material, Profess
iSor Elfet, Of The South Carolina College,
discovered the process which, tweeks af-
terwards,) was published by Quo. This
process consisted in the employment oil
very strong Nitric Acid.
On the 3Ist of October, Pro. Elet
discovered the process which ne suisse.
oueu,ly found to be iden'ical with that OF
Schoubein, and which consists IN the en-
uIovmen, Of mixture Of strong Nitric
and Sulphuric Acids; but DIR. Eliet at
once discarded this process, as he had The
former Que, for the reason, that it was too
costly. ="
On the 10Th of November, DR.. Ellet
employed Salpelre dissolved in Sui phuric
Acid, as cheap and easy way Of procu-
ring the desired result, and on the 10Th Of
Novemberhe was using such solutions
With entire success and great economy in
preparing the Gun Cotton.
The essential feature Of This last pro-
cess, (which no has since improved by the
substitution OF Nitrate of Soda for SaltPc
tro.l consists in dispensing. with the en-
ploymenl Of previously prepare and
costly Nitric Acid, which was regarded as
AL Objectionable feature, in The other pro-
cess. II is,quite certaiu that Gun CoIon
made by Prof. Ellel's process, can be af-
fo-ded at least 70 per cent cheaper than
BY any other thus far discovered.
If the experiments made a, the Ordi-
nance Department in Washington are 10
he relied upon, Gun Cotton made by Prof:
EIIet,s process is vastly superior to that
which was used nthese experiments, aud
which il is well known, was made by
Schonbein's process.
DR.. El'el's, process, as we understand
it, furnishes au article which has The fol-
lowing properties. II differs bur little in
appearance from ordinary couon-il does
not explode al temperatures below 375o
Farenheil-ls requires very violent per-
cussion 10 explode it, so that there can be
no danger in using i: arising from this
source. Ii bears exposure to The sup, the
air. rain, dew or frost, wiIh>ui change or
deterioration. 10 proof Of lhls, we would
state, that portions Of it have been lying
on the oofof an ou,buildirs since the
20th day of November exposed to every
atmospheric picissilude, which are now as
cool as wlenfrsl prepared. When used
properly.in fire arms, it leaves no moisture
& lis solid residue is almost iuappreciable
and does no, soil the piece.
We have made this statement from a
sense Of justice 10 Dr.. Ellel, and because
circumstances would seem to indicate, il
we mistake not, the existence OF, some in
hueuce inv ashipgios, uuissorable TO his
discovery, which be both unjust and un-
generous. We sincerely nope tha. events
{ may prove tina, these apprehonsions are
efoundless.-Palmetto Bannsr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

TIC Soth Carolinian.-The proprietosa of.
this Journal now publish semi weekly sheet,
at tho low price oEihree dollars per annum.-.
This sterling Democratic paper is well known
10 many ofour readers, and cannot hui rcce i've
increased patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

The Dml.-The difficulty existing besyeen
Nessrs. Bayly and Davis, Of the House Of Re-
prescutalivcs, has been settled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-13

City Of Merico.--Like all other Mcxi-
'can cities this has walls and houses of
stone. with llatroofs. sc. Ii is well paved;
a gutter fourfeet wide. passes through the
centre of each street. covered by broad flag
stones, removen5Ie at pleasure. All The
cutters are drained into The canal or lake.
l he city has many large and strong Chur-
ches and other great buildings, easily con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
BEACnIs FEMALE PILLs-

Prom wearing thin clothing slices 80 wet AMI cold
"'Aher IRON hEh laens Improper dirt s,denl habits great
mental etcncheni bong continued aHry mr
fsl dfpion'ncnt aud hsi Of Og spunr STUB
bpN complaints, with the long numerous holy trin
OF diseases glowing out ~ u'u which tlcsc Pills are emucny
d'fru ~ The obstruction suppression OF the
sci'ons and directions peculiar very frequent
occurrence b. VIDE spread ani extensive aud n neF
''cri, produces Tie most FATAL CONsEuUENCEs arg.
proportion Of tr bisEAsEs Of Tie STOMACH LIVER Mes
bkAlH, sol hEiVotH hYSfEA i PEbiALE original ~ ts
URINARY 'pAilhiNit.acs remedy ~lcb eieciulIy
cue, ta FOUNTAIN oi physical nsildes ~ The
|bLAIt<fi pf BLESSINGS Va i.Ose afflicted have
90 h'-aton sayibF. That ,cs- r- EMIyENTiY
iHE REMEDY an oirfs used f Female Cimpsnts al
who are acquainted ~a them KNOW. aud WIN VIII uts
hcm will be Ms fEhfECTLY CONVINCED ~ The r,futs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
ANTIDYSPEPTIC PILLS.

Tise ere Lrioubiriy good mrd,ur f,f Bypapra snI al
lh'co ~ iht spnteh, cln D. found the
l'u1f 60 even uthrf y certainly NOT SURPASSED
mhiness sfs uicsney VI uIers foT the RADICAL
'usrnr our Snnu No. o. su burn Watsf bsi heat and ~
tf wind ts stomach lni Juses They hs iy galu
d b. h ~otH" u, au sonc scck or once
used
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
n. LATnKOp a VAN DEUKsEN,

No VI MAIN NThEET.
NM as op'niug TiiiRp SUPPLY at i,. most risI,snlt
w Gosis tot ladies dress goods IL 10 olr
Offer for We customers ADD ui % O., Il,
anime our Htoct before pure basnf elsewhere.
Rich pint blue and mosir cord Bafesss
Bsct saun stped snd plaiH
Satin ilsd Fil ~ Chcfc--N niau raads
aHUn audnn do Do do
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GinfhaHss-Ensiaat Firnch, Grfniap aud scotch
tlck lni white plaid Ginsh1ms
hish stlt iusifr %,
aud 90
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fad sni sifped FinFhsm Mu.iu-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
BENEDICT C. II. GREEN.
SrATE OF MAINLAND.
H.. -. IL.

BALIlNoEE CIrg,
Pei remembered thai tbs FL January Is45 before me
the Subscriber, Justice OF Tie Peace IA and f,4 The
city Aforesaid personally appeared Benedict Green male
oath he iioy Evanscy o Almighty Cod matters and
iaets -. forth The above JUS, and true a.
stated sworn before JESSE CLOUD, J. p.