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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08
Lor.sA, Jan. 25!h. lS48.
To The Editors Of HE Enquirer:

10 me Edit0TS ~ NE C/iIi""e'' - o.o
HING s. QUEEN Co., Va, JAM ~ 1910
Messrs. Editors-Havins received authenuc
information mat our worthy rep'eseh'"s''e,
vid p. Wright, E.q will moi consent n aid.n am ~
repiescn, Us 10 lhc Virginia House Vi ~, 81
ami heino desi,ous thai bis mantle shall lail on
so,rc one worthy 10 fill his place, ask s"iaii
space in your columns, whilst call Inc Ho'ce VI
the Democracy of King & Queen TO sc"1eman
whose claims, | think, challenge the support ol
every Democratic Republican in me county
| Mir James r. Uouser is he ndVldua, !" "honi
! | d lude Mr.. III. is gentleman oil ihlehssuce, u
uUGueslionabIs integrity and lie most = III cue u
! ~ traiiDe. Reared in The school oi democracy,
| he has been ever sieadaA and consi''e"'-coh
sulling always principles and measures dnu eoii,
slanlly rendering the mos! jealous anu eS>e"''ai
| aid in propasating and maintaining '"eh' In
shor, know of no one in King 4 Queen who
has done more efficient service 10 his party than
Inc gentleman TO whom ! have reference. Mr.
| Houser's claims al The last srrirs election were
most warmly and earnestly pressed by his hume
rous friends, BAT tiudns that the use OF his name
might distract or embaIrass he party, without a
nom. at of hesitation on mis- part, but not without
| the most serious resistance on The part OF his
| friends he invoked and impored them To yield
all his claims Tor the common veal. de declaTd
in public and private that ne was willing al any
| time 10 yield himself willing sacrifice 10 Inc
good and success OF his party, and MS conduct on
the occasion proved the lTulhtulness OF HE decla.
ration. Mr. il. is thoroughly with The admins
lration on the war and all Other important qaes-
lions, and would, | think make useiu and
Ianhful pubic servant The writer OF This knows
| Mir Houscr well, aud hazards nothing IN sus
eesrins that the Democratic parry OF Alag and
Qucen canaot find in j ranks one who is more
zealou>ly and faithfully attached to their princi-
pies | call on the Republicans, then, OF the
county To concentrate on Mr. Houscr, and there
can be no doubt of his success By triumphant
majority. VoTERof hiNd@ queen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

THEATRE Every succeeding performance
fixes Mr G. Vardenhod more FIRMLY in public
favor which he secured 10 hilnse. on his f!s, p.
psarancc BY his persona'ion Of HGs,ic, We are
glad 10 see ma Tic ladies' have given him lheir
patronage in great numbers. To.nish, he ap-
pears in the charac:e! Of Benediei, in which lie
has gained distinguished reputation, both 10
England aud America. Indeed, his talents as a
Comedian are hy many said 10 surpass his 'ra-
eic powers. Mr.. Blake appears as OoeJcry,
which will be, as it Away, is, l.ch perform.
ance. The whole play, NUcn Ano AsoCT No
THING, is cast with the full strength Of the com.
pany, and will afford treat 10 The lover. of lesl.
innate acting
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Eek els iOr
WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTES

WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTES.
by The schooner Courier, We have just cFr"'
- Cd Two more a Worceset's superb Fiaao'r
10 rose wood cases
Ii is obvious TO iSe general judgment, npon
examination, that WORCESTER is GnfivdleG III
The manufacture oi lhis celish !ul and poru'ar
iDstrrmcn; indeed. they possess 'ietn'sS Of TOM
and dtiicQcv of t01.eA peculiarly theif own. o
their dura blity and keeping IN tune, we have TIE
iu'es, assurance % purchasers IN our own cEy
They fully sustain the high appreciation aware
eG 10 them by the press and onr own ciIizens, g
artists aud amateurs. Our prices will be four
from Is 10 IS per cent. lower han has been usu
ally asked Tor Piano Forces in his market, at
even lower than any instruments approacbias
Ihen in general excellence can b. purchase N
Inc Northern cities.
DRiNKER & MORRIS.
Publishers, Booksellers, and Dealers in Piai9
Fores. Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

NEW ORLEANS MARKET. January 29-
Cotton Yesterday full accoun.s Of the Cambria
advices were in town, and being tonsitered iavo.
rable II 900 bales changed hands prices Iegalhins
all they had lost, and even an advance OF cen
wasp paid. Sugar Though here have been near.
" TWO lays Of ircsssanI isins. in consequence OF
which TIE stock accumulated. the demand be,
been siient, aud i $40 hhds. have been sold, Of
which The greater portion was taken tor The West
Prices have advanced 4 cent, aud We chsnee
o1r quotations accordingly Inferior p ); = N.
mon 81 a3;; taif 4 Il; prime a a Il, and cnoi e
5 81. Moasses. during the last iony-cight
hours prime lots have readily commanded Isl
c"n'S. Thee have been some sales on plan.a
ton at ID q Is =
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[Cousp9ndsnes II he Waslin.lnn k.n,e.

RICltMoyp MA.xETs. FEE.

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB.7.
TOBACCO-lnspcctions light There is a
lair demand Tor manufacturing qualities. W.
quote Lugs - Il 8 common Leaf 3 2J a 4 50
middlins 80 q 5 81. M fine offering.
FLOUR-S5 Is s e7a.
MHEAT-While l25; red 100 cenls.
OATS-40a 42s cents per bushe
CORN-50 a So cents bnshcI Dali.
CORN MEAL-65 cents per bushel.
BACON--Oid Shoulders 4 cents neg
do. &! : cents; new Sides :! II cents; old 10.
cents new Hams 10 a II cts lcr prime
LARD-S s! els.
FiSii-NoHh Carolina Eerrings Gu. IS 81
& % from second hands none in first HANDS
CATTLE-For Caule from the scales, gros,
weight, - SO 5 w. Hoes: St nett. Shelf
81 10 4 90 nett.
LlME-Ffom wharf 50 S5c.
SUGARS-Susars in good demand, at in.
po'ed prices. We quote New Orleans a, 4! al
Porto Rico 5 !; ST. Croix 5 cents. Loaf su.
gar 9tc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08
Fort Enquirer.
TO DR. ARCHIBALD ANDERSON.

Hayinp seen a call on you some !ime SINCE 10
become the candidate OF the DEMOCRACY, p;aS
Of Louisa, in The approaching Spring Escr,On.
and not having seen any response on you, Pin,,
tbs is 10 renew The cali The crisis is one IN " %iic
every Democrat should be willing 10 ssei,hss
nersonal ease 10 The ascendancy OF our princ'Pies
IN county scknowIcdgcdly Democratic is;,o As as
The na;iy have taken no action in organizing OF
selecliny a candidate, and from present appeal
sncts hey may not in lmc-it is bei;e.sa .ns
success oil our course depends on some Deni0',G'
who car concentrate and bring oui cur sHehs 81,
Yom, SIR, | think, ae the man-deci"'e yoT ~
al oace, AMI victory will asa'n pelc" on 'he 0''''
ocraii c banner in old Louisa. oo,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

lrFARMERS OF CAROLINE-A meet.
Ing OF The Farmers o! Caroline county, will te
held a. Bowling Green, on Monday the l3n q
February next, Chat being court day, to take into
consideration the loss which Ihey sustain BY !r
s'ardaTd weight OF 81 lbs. to the bushc 81 Corn,
affixed By the Millers OF Richmond, and to proie,.
against the law. a full attendance is requested.
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Mcssrs Editors: have recently received seve-
raj letters from various counties OF my district,
in which meetings have been teld and delegates
appoinlrd 10 the D inocfalic State Convention,
IL re held iii this cry on he 18Th ins., which let
;crs cali upun me to say wheh,r wish ms name
10 BE- again placed upUa the penocaiic flec'o-
raj tickle, ioT the district in witch reside; and
as it is mauiiesliy Inc object Of ms corfespon-
dents 10 ascertain the wishes OF the people OF that
Gs,rc; in reference To- the indi7dua al that should
lie chosen IS my successor in the event that my
me j, not 10 be presented 10 the Convention,
Tor that appointment, therefore deem II proper,
Or their Information, 10 say that during my Can
yass last summer Tor seat in the Virginia SC
nate, being aware Tia; there were several geHte-
men III the district we'll qualified 10 discharge The
duties OF eec,or, who desired ard richly meriied
such faueriug mark OF confidence at the hands
ol,bc Democratic party, | then made known mat
! desired my name should not be placed before
The Convention for that appointment; and whist
| highly appreciate The honor conferred oy the
appointment, and feel grateful for II, |, iof Inc
reasons assigned, desire that another shos!d De
appointed as Elecior Tor that district, and VIII
take pleasure in cooperating with him for NE
promotion OF the principles Of The De'nocfa''c
parry. 1fNni - MAJ
Richmond, Feb 9TH, leiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

THE SMALL NOTE BILL.-We rejoice
that The vote by which The small note bill recent
iy passed The Senate, has been reconsiieied We
hope that every democratic member will be in his
seat, when ii again comes np icr consideration.
and that they will give il death blow.-tLyneh-
burg Rsrakiieaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

II HANOVER COUNTY-H is desirable
that the Democratic Republicans Of This county
should meet al their he1 cour, 20 take into consi.
deraton The propriety Of sending delegates to hs
State Convention, to be held in Richmond in Fl.
bIuary next. SEVERAL YorERs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

EfDEMOCRATS OF SOUTHA MPTUN
TO YOUR POST - q meeting o! the Dem.
Cratic parry is respectfully invited az Jerusalem
on the third MondaY in he present munh,
(Febfuary,) 10 organize for ;hs spring campo g1,
and TO appoint Delegates to The Democratic s ar
ConvrlIian, which will assemble in Rchmor.
on the 2S:h inst
erals OF Fluvanna, are requested 10 meet al Pa.
myra on the 9Th OF February, toappon, delegates
10 the Stale Convention TO be held in Richmond
on The 2SIh Of February, and for the uansaclion
OF other business. A full attendance is earnestly
desired by MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

- NOTICE.-The Democrats of Buckihc.
ham county are requested 10 meet al their Couft
House at February Conr,, Tor the purpose Of su'-
tanning The Administration and for Other matters
among which is the appointment OF Delegates to
The State Convention
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 Ii. persons having claims against the E-iate o
~ Sajor John W,at:, dtosa--d. late of fsnn'e'
COUNTY requested 10 present them. properly 1n,eH
tcaIed, To tile Undersigned on or before ths i'tn "
the present month. On t1g; day meeting o' 'ne 70
tees and settlement cf .as E-tatr W" De IA" q,
lorsviI!e in the county Of Hanover snI um'
will b. plead IN bar agansl all such rs soa'' "'' '' pr
scented at that TIM , ,ry..rT
E., I'D, HENLY c. boswell,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08
IT. CAREY CALLICOT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

COMMISSIONER FOR VIRGINIA.
OrrlcE-5t, WALL STREET, New YORK CiTf
s,EFERENCES daniel Bryan, ESQ.,, AleIsntiia
IL Va; James NJ. Buchanan, Esq, Baltimore, Nd
Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, Now York Cry, Hon. Ucten
iISt,n,an Nv York Civ. Feb. e-s2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

EgPITTSYLVANIA COUN1Y.-The De
mocracy Of Pn'syIvania comfy are requested :,
assemble al Psyivania Court Hous" on F.
bFuafy Court day mex, to appoint Delegates ID
The State Convention to BE- held in Richm,at o.
the 2Sn q that month, AID ioc other purpo.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

Sr CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. - tn,
Democrats oil Chesterfield are requested TO NEE,
4; their Couu House on The second hloEday n
February, for the purpose Of seuiing Deieea - 20
The Democratic Convention proposed TO Le he's
in the ciy OF Richmond on Ihe IS h DAY Q: Fs-
hrnaIv
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ROUGH & READY HOTEL

TNHE subscriber mostIespectfnIIy IbTolHs DT
L friends and the pubic that he has purchase.
the above Esa bishment from MIR. Hugh Ram'
and mas opened it, and will keep it in an en'I'e
new style. The bed rooms have been thorough
renovated and persons visiting The city can be &C
commodaed win lodging, and have their mea
a; convenience. The bar will be supplied VI
the choices. liquors, wines, cigars, &c, and u.
Iarder a, all lines with the delicacies OF the s'
son. and the best the market will afford tGGS
the experience he has had in the business, ne 10
ters himself thai he can compete with any CUES
establishment, in The city. ;.
N.B-The friends Of the establishment are !.
viled TO call this day, between II and ~ o or,
Feb s-t3; THOMAS WHEt.LEl.>
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MORE"HARMONY AND ENTHUSIASM.

MORE AND ENTH uSlASM.'.
The meeting of he Wings Of Hcnrico. yss!er
day,was rather warm one A resolution was Of
tered declaring that il Gen. Taylor should be The
nominee OF The National Convention, be wonld be
regarded by Ii, m as an acceptable candidate. /!
was opposed by he Cay men, aud, by large
eioruy, laid Oh the table. We understand, ,ba:
'he show Of HANDS, there were only fire Tay-
~. nut present. This We learn from Wing,
So'e' and who arowed hi. intention 10 vote
al 40 Nmi!i!.y cheiisian ior ples;drn..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

we are au&orized 10 state, iha, r. F. Darra
co'' VIII ne cansj'aie Tor re t.ec;on 10 INC House
OF delegates from h.ooyer county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-08

" The Ladies' Far for H.. hsns6, If 6,
James Church, will BE- positively closed this eye
ming. We wish ihen !ull success 10 ,day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-14
REV. Ii.
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLlOUS
FAMILY PILLS

rHHEY have proved of the greatest heneat in reliev-
= ing and curing ~osbtinae ana dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases 81
chronic dyspepsia, inveterate costiveness. indigestion
ayspcptic consumption, bilious cholc. erysipelas. rhes
inatism. nervous or sick headache. and piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints OF long
standing. enlargement or congestion of the spleen. some
times called ague cake ia tho side, bilious fever, fever
aud aguc in all its FERNS, jaundicc. cholic or spasn' Of
the muscular coat OF the stomach, diarrhTa, dyseutery
tof which many hundred cases have leen cured mentG
arrangement, nervous debility, droYsicai swelling, nunih
palsey, epilepsy, apoplexy, sea sickness, scurvy, asth
ma. pleurisy, WORMS in children or adults, fits, Loose
ness and irregularity ofthe bowels ccasioned by teefs
ing or irritation, fevers, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group, %erupiions of the skin, &c.
They are mild but efectual in their operation upon
the system, not causing debility or too great excitenens
They are perfectly safe and proper to b" take en- in ever
pecnliarity of stuation, climate or disease W here ana
terative, %csthartic or laxative would prove beneficial =
Tray ere compatible with every climate, and have,ses
found excellent preventives of the discases incident
hot temperatures and new countries. as fever andt.w
bilious affections, &c. They deterge and cleanse ID
blood, Gauss a free circ lation, open distractions, n
promote the secretion 81 healthy bile. They Civ
strength to the stomach, causing the digestion 10 be mai
uIal, vigorous and healthy.
Extract from u Letter from the Req. Mednt
Manson, Of the Georgia Methodist Cen
ference.
scRIvEx Co., GEORGIA, April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State an
your Fills are almost a certain cure for il. ] have broke
the disease upon myself with two doses of the pills, an
/ am not alone in this experience. ] have known man
Others TX pericncc the same benefits. They are 4 med
.iAe tina, exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MEDAD MUNSON
For sale by BAssETT L ROBINSON and JANE
AKEk, Agents. pr 20
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,.,., .,,w.f. which viii cfsrusry core
ms FOUNTAIN Of VhyE-a' r-aiafirs utust = ohe ot
the eres'csi Of blessings 60 'nose a.ielcH WIN "
49, no hesitation =, saving that tleso iii's are Fht
E~NINENTLN " REMEDY over aIcihefs used ~
Female complaints. a. ~ who are acquainted wiih
them know. and as all who vii useticm VIII ne mos'
perfcctlv cow need Nv the results.
EACH's CATARRH
These powders are an eHectuslremeuy for sh tnoscon
structious In the head snd nose winch are PRODUCED ~
rolss. de iiity or other causes. A. RtaTf1 D. very 't'N
nc primary cause Of many Of the worst cascs OF IN
fsmmstis en- Of the Eyes. Of fsiaidf-easc- ~ hethr'eto OF
w%iudptre. or even Of the Lungs, inducing Z onsimP'nh
70 is Of the highest consequence that tIi- disease shoh
tc attended 10 aud checked al it, oHnmeuccn.'n ' eos
10 trrminaics IN something worse. To src"nl ~ w
there is nothing equsi Co these ChTARRN row hth9
they remove all morbid or puruieut matter from Naf', ~
fected. ~ producing = free, easy rud naiura dscnait'
frop the elogged or Distracted organs, AND cNcle =
thy se%orefious in the clarfs and memhfaues. fe-tofi's
Their natural tone and action 2 Hese ioNu,'s 49,
Of the vcrv best remedies used for Inlfpus tniNe hnsc
and all other eycrescences " hch appear M the nasal CO
viiies they are singulariy prompt and eHeoliNe IN cur
ing Headache. and m giving great felici ~ sl 'nses y.
sing from Colds in the head. snd from an cNcessifeo etei
ninstion Of blood to TIE BRAN, ard oi'er siniiar anec
tious
This i. one n the most vsiuahle Of counter iriisnts ~
Icing .rrttsd over The uarts affected It relieves acute an
chronic pains IN the side and chct. ava GENERALIZATION q
the throat 1r bronchitis. II cures deafness. or dnlness o
hearing. and - one OF very hest remedies Tor an disease
Of the sginc. and Of The bsad or brain.
All these Medicines are nut up under nr. Beaeh : in
mediate supervision, and have his likeness and wriue'
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as have his likeness and written Signature on esehp
the above named remedies.
For further particulars respecting nr. Bcaehs Zoo
& Medicines ace Pamphlet which may he obtained e."
lis AZ ths agents.
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Burley. ElizSbeihtuvn, Va. oct y.
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NiiIE1;li3l!11

D|iiiDADELPhiA MEDICAL. IIOUSE-tsiabished
= Is years ago, by DIR. kINKEl.iN. The oldest,
snres, and hest hand to cure all forms Of secret diseases,
diseases of the skin an1 . litary habits Of youth, is DIR.
~KINkELlN, N. w. corner of Third and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, It squares from the Elk
change. .
TAKE PARTICULAR OTTO
Youth who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habi, frequently learned from
nightly felt, even when asleep. and destroy both mind
and body, should apply immediately. Weakness and
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full igor
restored. All letters post paid.
YOUNu MEN
II you value your life or your health, remember, the
delay OF a month, nay, even a week, may prove yOur
ruin, both of body aad mind. Hence let no false mod
esty deter you from making your case known 10 ono who
from education and responsibility, can alone heffiend
, on. lie who places himself under DIR. kinkelin's treat
nIeni, may reiigiousiy conhde in his honor as a gentle
man, and in whose bosom viii be forever locked the Sc.
crei of the patient.
Toe many think they will hug the secret 10 their own
heats, ant cure themselves. Alas bow ofsen in tins
fatal delusion, and how many a promising young lnan,
who might have been al ornament to society, has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INyALIDS,
finding it announcement TO make personal application,
can, b. SITTING their Case explicitly, together with all
their symptoms, tper letter pos, paid have torw arded
To them a chest containing DIR. KS medicines appropri.
atrd accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded 10 any part Of the
United States al a nlan,cnts notice.
NJ Pest paid letters, addressed TO DIR:
Philadelphia, viii he promtiy attended to.
See advertisement IN The spirit Of the Times, Phila
delpli,a. Nov Coy
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YENL, ylDl; NlCI

-..NENL XlDl; VIC
vous DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c sc
This medicine is offered 10 the public under the as
surauce that there is no article in existence having slron
by a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
twenty years standing in Philadelphia. his long expert
ence las confirmed him IN the opinion that a compound
cd medicine was required 10 prevent and remedy the de
| biht aiion produced by residing in low MiASMATIC
CLIMATES. and TO counteraci the prostratiuE intuen-
ces OF the many nervous disorders with which tic hui
man family are d Icted.
DR.. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
uscs the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
its qualities in above Eve Thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more fsttering omm
dstion FROM PHYSICIANS of eminent standing than has
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The late pr. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phiadel.
phia, pronounced it one of the BEST TONIC prepHra,
lions he had ever used and recommended 1t strongly in
cases Of Dyspepsia, Nervous debility. etc.
The following rs an extract efa letter from
Or. ROBERT AGNEW.
an eminent Physician Of Lancaster county Pa.
DIR ALlEN--DEAR SHIT is with great pleasure
that inform yos of the success attending Your MedI.
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The next is letter from
J.. A. CLEVELAND.
q celebrated Physician and DR., ggist of Charleston, s. c.
given in his own words at length.
Charleston, April -, lS47.
ORG w AIlEN-DrAs SIR:-lt is with great salts,
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MONTHS, IN more Than one hundred cases of The most
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Respectfully, yours, &c.
DIR. J. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
IA CORY 900 King street, Charleston =. c.
The above Medicine can he had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, A. n. Williams. Parkersburg, Va J. < L
keakir Cincinnati, ONO, y A Fahnesteck, Pittsburgh
and of bragg ISIS generally.
A LIEN & WARD,
Nov II Proprletors Phila.
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SUMMER AND BOWEL COMPLINTS
DIR. THOMPSON'S CARMINATIVE.

4 sclentlhc vegetable preparation prepared by DR. Ed
gar Thorn, formerly of PlttshuTgh now of New York CT
ty. This invaluable preparation is well known by the
inhabitants OF Pittsburgh and vicinity as a SURF and
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