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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

uipef's Delight. Filler. yellow Dueh; Htiiartttn an
other tHFpRrAVf m~edirampnts, which are not ionht
IN any ntlipF preparation.
The Queens Delight. which forms an essential In
g%felient n the Gtaefenberg HaFsaIEfilH Compound
y probably F%peflBf TO Safsapatlla itself Professor
Itbet Of tliarlsstnii, g. "a speaks Of i as fllovs, IN
the Southern Journal bf Maiitine aud Piaftnaty:
Few vegetable productions exhibit tnerp power H.
rnt the sysipm generally. So powerfully Is Ito action
eseftpl 'lpi the capillary and serfetite ypssela, IN
~clranging their morbid states o. catt1iti1ns, md lie.
praire them 10 q npw healthy action, that IL greatly
10 I've preferred. hc.. Ar.'. lie further nj l@'"Thnt
il is in chronic tieeases and chronic ittfamfnatiptts
and alsU IN the lone train Of Consequences That follows
srpfilis, TINT III efIicnrt IL best exhibited p"
The superiority uf the t1faeienlerg sarsaparilla
Compound iiiar lr tlfs stated!
lat Il 10 composed Mn number Of fhe meet pfTicaci
bGs vpantahlps in tbs wliols fatte If The AIaipfin
Meiicn, IN addition to sataarafilla,
u. These nrp 30 highly concentrated that there ore
tnnnF ri1fp tlosps IN the bottle than IN aily uF the very
largest futtlss ADVERTISED.
III. This concentration renders II ~ Satsatrrrila
what Qninile IL to Peruvian Batk The rrfe diluted
Irsla ratirns ARE an better tlinn ordinary RIOT -irppr-
et,tifiiu pn the stomach attl sriina N The bottles. ~
ltsp - weak infusion Of sarsapnrilla when Il sttlphatp
of the article may he had. is lihe taking bark without
Qtinine; 81 like trayeliue IN A seUw against a strong
current, instead If III ii swift sieaIrar.
These things beine 81, let all who have fnadn ~
their minds u Use any Sarsalarilln, rsg TINT Of the
tfaeIbnbefg Company. |. il warranted tp I've ten times
'nurt attractions than any other knbvtn-in matter
how large the bottles uf estfavagant the advertise
rnehta As SFhivu MEntCtvEs, the Grapfsnherg W.
gptalle pills; the Gfaefpnhpre Health tJiitpfa, and the
Graefenbprg |Ehfsalnrllla Compound slloliII supercetle
all vtipfs. For universal rse. the Pills and Filters are
Of inralculable W. lue. Those who take them need
not haf the enetvatine effects nf tbe Summer which
Fsat hand.
~ The General Agent ft Louisiana and Missisl-
pi. is T. HA~NSHHOUgil. ~ Camp strpet. New
Orleans, Ia. To whom applications l0r Agencies
I've addressed. o
pg~ For sale by. H. T WARMTH a. Baton
TITO. NJ. ITERoMAH Rouge.
Jas. NnAUH Fgrf Htfs0n.
June lT-2U 4. W. Puot tTdnittiiio.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

De l. qieur', Gtoccrte &C., deu1 fois par
Fomoine. lie Mereredi ct 10 ssmedi, de
10 hrurcs 4 4, dams h maison dc Mr.. The.
riot, encoiRnure do Ia place des Egliseg,
pres le marrht. Sept. 23.-9l yR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

NEW SPRING GOODS.
JUST received a large and beautiful assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting in part, Of Bar
eyes, Organdies, Tarlet0ns, French MusEins, Artifici.
ais, Perfumery, &c, DC. Which will be sold at the
lowest possible rates at the " one price cash store Of
Feb. 1873 JOSEPH WETZLAR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
CALICoEs.

CALTCOES.
Just received from New York. a splendid
assortment OF French English and American
prints which he now offers for sale.
Sept 10 IS. EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
For RENE
FAMILY GROCERIES,

WNNNWHNTTN
Loaf sugar aud crushed do brown do, cot.
iee' tea, chocolate, canvassed hams. lard in
Kegs, pickles, preserves, pepper sauces, mack
arel and salmon IN kits, fresh Holsters and
salmon, ~ralslns, eurrants, preunes, brandy
fruits, rice, ginger, mustard, spices of ali
Kinds, grouned and fit for immediate use,
sP>rm candles, soap, CASTLE do, indigo, fp
nue. sweet oil, white wine and cider vinegar,
French brandy, old Holland gin and old rye
wh'skey' madeira, port, champagne and clar-
sl vines cordials, raspberry vinegar, syrun,
Always on hand of the best ou~alitv--,o-
gether with a general assortment of crocke,v
and glass ware. Fer sale bv
sep. So J. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
FALL CLOTHING.
LOR NALE.
IsNCAN

TWO lota of ground. Corner If Church and Main
Strretss Terms reaRonahle-apply To 7. Nc KIT
Espp. 2g-5A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
PETERS vEGETABLE PILLS.

| \ ~ wv tfttH - " 'AtfA = tfAttEyE
The truest test of tho superiority Of these
pilIs is that they are rapidly driving nearly all
others our Of the market. Who evnr uses them
once, recommend them 10. their friends, who
try them in their tGfn, and hence The know
ledge Of their virtues is psrvadiHg the whole
community. Tbs vegetable pill is not me Of
those no7trGms which have been pufFpd into
an ephemeral popular ty. but IL the happy re-
Fult Of many years Of close and devoted appli-
cation Of a regHEar physician to the study If
tho science Of his profession. and hence the
proof and acknowledgment If its virtues will
be as enduring, rs its reception has been as-
neral and enthusias. iG.
Dr.. Peters does not pretend that HE vepeta-
HE pills are q Geftain cure for ill diseases; but
he maintains fhat there are but few which are
beyond the range If tn it infiueucsi and none
villa ever in which fhei~ spnltGatieD can be in.
furious. Among ihe affections In which they
lave been g, emine1tIy successful ~ 10 0b-
tain FIR hem the rsput alton Of q certa'n care.
are tho following: Liver Com glaint. Jaundice.
Bilious Fever In lis ineiptent stage, Fever
and sgue, Dyspgpsia, Sick Headache, Ner
vouspsss, Nausea, lownhss Of spirits, Bile on
stomach, and Blofehed Or SalI6w complexion.
Ano, her Of the many advantages Of The We
ge'able pills Is that they leave no unpleasant
taste on the mouth, or nausea on The stomach,
80 that thsy may be taken toth0ut any INTERRUPT |
tion N ms daity pursuits fine patient
For sale in Baton Rouge by u p. Davis,
y. JouHpAr, q: NJ. HgHoMAr, H. r. Wan
pitt, and BtAt Il Soy. July t-22 6n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

CLOTHING CLOTHING
Just received and for ale a fine ass, ri.
Hrsnt u gentlsmen's clothing. consisting in
Part.
Black Cloth Dress Goats.
" French Cuats,
" Paltoes and sacks,
Ccl't twsed,
Black and fancy cass. pants.
Black satin, fancy lass, and silk vests.
All u which have been manufactured
expressly for EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

p ST LOUIS FLOUR.
10 e,rre's fresh NJ. Louis -four ground from
new wheat.
Sp 80 John Phillips.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
ST. u sCHOOL l..

ST. SCHOO lie
CORNER OF MAIN AND rRERTs
THIS INSTITUTION IL under tic care of five
Sisters Of Charity.
SISTER EMILY, SUPERIOR,
The duties Of the school will be resumed Septeni.
her 9TH.
Terms and Course Of Instruction
lst. Glass embracing, orhography, reading, wfi.
ting, arithmetic, grammar. composition, history, buta.
NY, geography and the use Of the globes. Philosophy
Rhetoric, Astronomy and chemistry, 50 90 per
month. aa
ID ClassA-orthography, reading, writing, history,
grammar, arithmetic and geography, 81 90 per
month.
Extra Charges.
LIST Glass, French 50 90 pcr month.
ID /" 2 90 = "
Music, q 90 !"
Drawing and painting, Q 90 !" :"
Pens anil Ink, 10 :"
Fancy work free of charge.
The free school will be opened the same day.
sept 2--no 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
FOR SALE.

A double geer horse commit, sif err, geers
two horses, and every thing complete, requ;-
site for said mill. For particulars apply at
Ibis Office
Sep. pa 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

LiNSEY's Il KERSEY'S.
Juet received direct from Manufacture. for
sale by LSept l6,1 EUGENE LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

DENTISTHY-JR. BEAUKEGARD
is nov in town md will he happy 10 wait ON his
friends and the public professionally.
sept. 9-B
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are one fourth cash, and the ba1ancs in
three equal annual instruments, bearing
interest from maturity until paid.
For further particulars apply to James
Il. Rhea, residing on Thompsons creek,
five miles from Jackson-or by letter adj.
dressed To him Mt Jackson, East Fe Iician a
July 1874 3n.
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TOMuqlC OMna !
BADDLERi sADDLE9l

just rec lived direct from Manufacture 4
lot n Mexican, Spanish & English Saddles
which | can cell cheap ar thew " re- bought
from fir { hands. EUGENE LANOttE-
Sep. l6-a5. lg47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

MoruER'R RELtgF-Indian Discovery. All
expecting TO become mothers, and alrxrous to
avoid the pains, distress, aud dangers of child.
bearing, are earnestly g ttreated TO calm
their fears, allay their nervousness, and soo'h
their way by the use Of This most extrBordin-
airy vegetable production. Those who will can.
didly observe it's virtues, must approve of i in
their hearts; every kind and affectionate hus-
band will feel 1t his Ia ost solemn duty To allevi
ate the DISTRESS his wife is exposed to BY a safe
and certain method, which is, the use Of this
mothers relief. sold at 30 roydras 1t.
NEW DISCOVBRY.-Dr. Connell's,
Mixture, for Gonorrhma and elect, Seminal
illusions and Weakness of the Utera or Blad.
der. This mixture contains no injurious article
whatever, but posses stonic properties Of real
efficacy and more ~cUngenia to the constifu.
tson, ,ban any other medicine used for these
omptalnts Freed from I he nauseating quail
ties attending Copatva and the common mix
ures,, it will be found agreeable to the palate
and pleasant to the stomach, and will cure any
case, or all pay isr fused for It. It's equally
good and certain for females. sold only at 80
Poydras ST.
CARTOONS RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.
For the Cure OF Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, Splints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembered all Of the above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge by H. T. Waddil and o. P. Davis, 10
New Orleans by Constock &c., so Poydras
st. only proprietors of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal rain Extractor and Jew Davids or Hebrew
PLASTER. Jany z, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
SOAP AND CANDLE MANl1rAC.
PORY.

BATON Rouge. Loniytaua.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their
irienls and the public in general. that they
nave lately established a Soap ana CaHlis
Mdn"f1"iory, near the steam Saw-mill in this
Town, where they hope that the good quality
snt moderate r'icp of their manufacture. viii
gam them y" confidence and patronage OF the
citia ne Of Baton Rong3 aud v%icibitt.
SEPT lB-33. &C.. j. PITEr.
NJ. WESlE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14
CLOTHING CLOTttINCI

IHAKIIJE NANIY Z 90
sep. 2itf HrBptiptura.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

DhAfNEss-Uss D8gt MtNaif's AcousrIe
OH, for the cure Of Deafness. Also, all thoss
disagree4ble noises like the buSzing n In.
scots, Iallih Of water, w~fi5zing Of 8 cain.
which are symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Many persons who have been deaf for ten.
fifteen, or twenty years, and we're subject TO
use eaFstFtinpets, have after using one or two
bottles, thrown aside these trulnDets, being
made perfectly we'll II has cured eases Of
10 -. ani even no years standing of Deaf
ness. Price al per Mask.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-14

COMSrOCK # Co.'S Extract of s~arsapa.
riIIa t"r purifying The blood; price 80 cents.
per bottle, or S4 per 'losrn. EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE, warranted 10 color the Hair a
let Black, and not stain the skin. LUCtNA
OR JUNO CORDIAL. for married Ladies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
DEATHS.

Died on September 25lh, MARY Ans, n;an.
daughter Of James r. and Matlla A. chilt,
AGED years and months. The friends AMI a.
quainlances Of The family are requested y arie1'
her unefalrh his day al3 O'clock, from her iahri,
residence, on Broad Street, between Isl ami .
Died, in Richmond. Kentucky on Wedne,.
day, 18th instant, HUGm GoDpIS, Esq in Ii,
G5lh year Of his age, leaving devoted widow
seven children, and large number of near re-
latives, both in The State of Kentucky and VIZ.
glnia, who will long cherish his many virtue,
and noble qualities OF heart. Mr. e. wa, ia
tive Of James City County, Virginia. and re
moved To Kentucky in March, 1910, where b,
inteImarrIed with lady by the name Of CurIr
the descendant of one Of The most Respectable
families from Eastern Virginia, and live: 10 &,
all oil his offspring raised 10 manhood bestowin.
great care upon their training aud education
His numerous relatives and friends will derive
consolation from the recollection that he died a.
he had been raised, believer in the Christian
religion.
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LET THE SOUTH BEWARE !,

ne ONO Statesman furnishes new feature
IN 'he Presidential canvass 1t cro,cs from the
:" iIuot Proviso,' a campaign paper published
al Masstlion, Ohio, by E. Burae Fisher, who
states, upon the authority of his respected
friend, George d. Hme,'' that 'Mr. Corwin
produced lin his presence) a MANUSCRIPT letter.
pnrporting to be written by General TAYLOR 10 a
gentleman OF Cincinnati, the purpor. of which
was, As Mr.. CoRw,N Rnap IT r. Ma. HrNE that
he, The writer, General Taylor,) II WAS IN
FAVOR OF THE "wILMoT PRavIso. !"
AND THAT. He HAD BEEN OPPOSED
TO SLAVERY FOR THE PAST TWENTY
YEARS.
1--WE asked our friend il he had seen the LET.
ter. HE ANSWERED THAT HE HAD that he
had looked over the shoulder of Ex-Governor
Corwin, and recognized The signature Of Z
Taylor TO the document. Nr II. further went
on 10 state that Ar. &. INFORMED Hin rs;T rpr
GENTLEMAN TO WHOM IT WAS ADDRESSED Ar
TIIoRIzED HIM TO MAKE sUCB Use or THE Ixrrrp
As, IN his JUDGMENT, HE MIGHT DEEM PROPER:
and that the said document would be used nv
nun IN his speech at Rayenna the ensuing day.
But we hear of more sucn secret letters. The
Detroit Ere, Press saws:
''Mr. S. Lsrned. of this city, made speech
10 SPringwels on Friday, in which he said be
had SEEN FsIvATE LETTERS from General Tay-
ior TO citizens of Detroit, in which he ayowed
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voting in any such election, in consequence
being, by his own procurement, falsely asses
with par oi The revenue OF the Commonwea
each and every such person shall, Tor his Offer
forte / ard pay 10 The Commonwealth, Tor The
neti, ii the Literary Fnnd, the SUN OF one h
drrt dollars, recoverable by motion in the 81
rior or Inferior Courts in any county or cor
ration in which such person may reside, .
which he offence was committed.
Il is also made the duty OF the Commission
appointed by The Governor, in any county, u
! their being satisfied, alter receiving me feu
from the Commissioners experimenting an,
parate election, Iha, any individual has !.
| more than once in the election, 10 reduce The
OF such eleclor 10 oae.
The foregoing Summary is believed To emf
most, il not all, The important provisions q
Constitution and laws, inIelal'"n 10 The exc.
OF The right OF suffrage.
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he Platform of the Wing Candid
for the Vice Presidency.

BUFFALO, Der. IL, lcj-
SIN: Your communication of the 18th in>taG
rs Chairman of a committee appointed ny ~ ut
i aNTI-SLaVERy SOCIETY OF Tue COUNTY
OF ERIEn has Just come To hand. You .0itt
nv answer Ia the following Interroeatories.
Isl Do you believe that petitions To congfrs. d
thr subject Of slavery ami the slavrtrade ought 4
he received read, and respectfully considered b,
= the representative. Of the people,
I'd. Are yon opposed 10 the annexation OF Trya
10 this Union. under any circumstances ~ long a
J.. slaves are held therein?
3D. Are you IN favor Of Congress exercising Al
the constitutional power 1t possesses 10 abolish m
internal slave trade between the states!
4.h. Are you in favor Of Immediate lrel-ailo
Cor the abolition Of slavery In the District of CoQm
bia'
! am much engaged, and have no lime 10 rn'-
into an argument, or Ia explain at length my T.,
sons Tor my opinion. shall therefore content ~,
self for the present, by answering ALI. your INT,
rogatories IN the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave {,
some future occasion more extended discuss
\ on the subject.
would. however, take this occasion to say. /,
4 ~ thus frankly giving my opinion, would not 3.
sire Ia have Il understood IN The name uf plet
Al The same time that seek no disguise. hui H.
~ give my sentiments on amy subject Of lntrr-.,
= those for whose sufTIagrs am a candidate, I J.
4 opposed 10 giving any pledge that shall d-pfs
me hereafter of all discretionary power My "a
character must he The guarantee tor the gene
correctness Of my legislative department. i
d every important subject am bound 10 iriibrf.
before act. and especially a lrglslaior-to i.
n sr>- myself nf all The information, and iisi,n
n every argument that ran be- addncrd By my ASA
ates, before eve i rnal vote. Ii stand plcl..
Ia Il particular course of action, cease To be- !,
spon >Ible agent, but become mere machlI-
n Should subsequent events show beyond all d.,
q that the course | had become pledged IL pun.
was rulnous IL my constituents aud di-rrarrig
b myself. have no alternative, no opportunity
repentance, and there i no power Ia ahso,r }
from my obligation. Hence the improperly \
b 10 say absurduy, III my view, of giving pi-d..
I am aware that you have not asked any p-d J.
aud believe know Your sound Judgment a.
good sense too we'll Ia think you desire any "a.
thing II was, however, 10 prevent any mlsrrur
n seniutlun On the part of others. thai have ftt
my duty Ia say thus much on tins subject.
Very respectfully,
Your obrdirnt servant
WILLARD FILLMORE
w Nuts, ESD, Chairman.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RicnmoND MARKETS. SEPT .


IOBACCO-Receipts and inspection, i.
fallen oti. We quote Tugs 81 10 10 50; conn
eai , IS 10 4; middIins 25 10 4 IS; good .
!lne ID TO 81 81, with an occasional saI,
fine manufacturing Al higher price.
FLOUR-Market unsettled by last Euroge
adviceS-Sales al IS l2i 25
WHEAT-l00 cents Tor red, and l05 "a
Tor white.
OATS-}0 cents per bushel.
CORN-47s a so cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-55 a 80 cents per bushei
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c; Ham,
l0c; Western Sides 81 ,c.;..Shoulders 81 a )
FlSH-New Herrlngs Sc. Shad So 10 a
Family Roe Herrings So in barrels and IS 30
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BsEF: - p , 75, scale we,s
VEALs: 81 a %. MuTToSs: 81 80 IL ;
heIt, as in qualify Hoes 90, nett.
LARD-9 10 cents. Scarce.
WHlSkEY-27 cents Tor Reclihed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS :.

i'shI% i.ioltI. ~ sNsp'.
FLuUg.-To Gay We n,te sales ui 400 bt, !,
- 1T; 200 bbls. al IS ISL; and 800 lb> !
1913. There was sale OF City Mil. ror
tnis DCinniEg which included portion i. sal,
dard quality, at s. I2t, and another p,l,un ,
ertra, al = G2:. Holders Of .nndarI a.e Il.
al IS IS.
GRAiS.-The sales oil good 10 rine red Whra
ar making Il lay n I05all0 ,enrs--uo.ty :,
shipment.
Sales Of white Cora a, "a 50 cent<; an
yellow al 81 G2 cents. We qaole oats al >,
B ceut>.
Provisions : Mpdtr /. sales OF Bacon il,
taken place Shoulder, mostly al cent; 81,
81 cent, Hams 7dS! GEMS. Lard, in kegs,
held AT ~ cents, and in bbs. al s! cents.
WHIsKEY We qlotc bbs, a, 26.a27 els.
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-. eprs,Deyr or THE UNITED STATES,
/, f. WIS c A , ,
uF MICHIGAN.
FOR YiCE PRESIDENT, M
WILLIAM y. BUILEh'
" oE KENTUCKY.

..Ir VIZ .Rg not srRucK Win JUL up' - rsg MARI
wy SHALL CLING TO THIS coSsriru .,arr Asp me
80 r,,Scs II THE PLANK VIZ 49,.
n.,sr.Y c,osy AnouSu HIM, hfm W., 10 touch
We have neither the 1ie"' Inss
slavery ws,s has no light 10 MAJ here sHa No. IS there
g in New ySIs "' o%; the people
Casa .,.ed in the Wilmot Proviso snou'u
The prnc'pe, n,,on,l legislature, and ieii Y" ,ne
be KEEP, "nl :" cnnfrderacy in their respective '''a ~
ve!nment%s rrs"Inte ,hri,internai concerns ~
own way.-Gen Cas-. IN, h. affected BY this qurs'
Leave 70 the people who WI. pe rnspcnsihy and IN
tlon 10 adjust IL upor 'hen o
'"e' ornssd Ia ,nr exercise al any ju'' go,
ah "pl" 49, ,un;.c, oil slavery.-Gea. 'ass.
Congress "se. -" IN. Constitution any grant o' SUI"
~, ~ Congress = Gen. Cdss. ,;u J, reason
POWER 70 Lons ,d H. .r.p,-d Ia Mexico, III g..
No peace s,'" - ,urd for the injuries she mas ''
us-Gen. Cdss. ,.. md rs vigorous prosecu
m. .urrsr means Of lis trrmlha'",' ,.eurrrnc,
'.f,mnty the safest gnatLmn's So
WHIT, 81 IL Gen. Cas-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

BOOK AUCTION

NOTICE. Members OF the Bar, The r.
Guilty and me public really, ~: inlnrrcl III.
the large sale OF Books will b. continue! H.
Frriay morning, commencing al . O'Clock n
ciselr, beginning with The Law and Medical
WORKS. Sale positive
McNAUGHT, ROfSTER, & 20
Sept %
T GCk's OFFICE, no Exchange Place,
IL Richmond, Va.
This Day IFtitayl- Sl3 800, oi2 800, 10 i
400, e.. IS Nos, Is drawn ballots. T,csrtN !
Tomorrow The Mammoth Lort:fy draw, q
Baltimore -Cap,ni przr, SO 900. Ticke y
For the big ones, call on LUCK.
Sent %
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DEnonRaTIC ELECTORS.

~ n,A,.,e,-FRaNclss' IVES Of Petersburg.
I'd D.striei-HENRY L. HOPKINS of Pown'""'
al Di.trss-MIrhhl6, + y 2 EEkRE Of Albenarlc.
S,s nT,iet-J0HN 5 BARBOUR, ST. oi CH'prpe,
~ 0,s,,,e,-uENRY A. WASHINGTON Of west
moreland. ,.,..
M D,s,r,e,-uENRY A. WISE at Accomac
III Ds,r1e,-vuoMAS SLOAN Of Hampshire.
,a.s Ts',r;e,-GREEN -. SAMuELS Of shenandoah
Oh D.s,,,st-JOUN LETCHER OF Rockbridee.
Ia. Di,tr,et-JOHN B. FLOYD of washington,
i4is nrt.ssa.I.s.,IRERI' G. PESDLEToN Of Giles.
Isl D,s,,:et-SAMuEL l.. HAYS OF t.ilnlef
I'm Dlgtyicf--DBaDiNi w. bNtNo''' -
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We can promise 10 our ie''o" o..
al to-aish, in General bayiy's speech il
,ech a, he Lynchburs Convention was ""',
salIy Acknowledged /, be a mastery effort !"
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FORTUNES HOME. CHALK's OFFICE

INUN y NES HUME, CFIALkS UFFIJt
i No Main Street.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Ezra, II
2 81 3 % SIS 13 Il 30 60 II 81 20
- Drawn Nos in The Old Pokomoke Il .as
This Day--Pokomoke. Class 80 75 Mo- y
dawn. prize Of $4,000, 4 Of $500, &c, 5.
Tickets 81.
fine chance for three M nhfr prize to- ief
al CHALK'S, 3 doors above he Old Makes.
Sept %
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Eo.jaI, Planes.

Oh TAYLOR has Ius received an th'f
/ II olan Piano, with "Ires' Paint 1hu b.
Reeds,' from The manuiacDry 81 The celebr.t r.
Nunns u Clark, patsn;ees Of this wDndrflu! j..
yention.
The public are assured that, Notwithstanding
The reports OF Interested PERSONS 10 The contra !,
III Pianos having the Eoisn Attachment are
net thereby made more complicated or less dura
BIZ AMI wh ch is guaranteed 10 purchasers.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
Sept % I60 Main ST opposite The Bank..
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:. And, 1T no moment at tlme. from the hour ~
Philadelphia nominations Ia this day, have the "
rank and Tile of Virginia ever wavrIed or dT-ai,-
wavrrihs in Flmorr's support y
Rifhm0nd RsDubljrnn So, !.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.
VOLUNTEERS who were discharged 20
Mexico, and the heirs Of those who died ID
The service can get he three months extra pay
provided Tor by the act Of 18Th July, lS4s, hy APP
plying 10 III" undersigned, ON and alter lhs :, D
inst, II The Union Hotel.
JAS. w. SPRATLEY,
Pavmasier u. s. Army.
Richmond, Sept. % lSi6-t6t
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DOuMS FOR RENT-Two v,ry desirtb'
n rooms, suitable for offices or lodging, oT'f
cur store, 10: rent. {. HARTWELL Y co.
Sept %