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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
1c,,,y,s4enes II the Enquirer.l
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W,SHIS6T0S, MaICn II, 1910
Dear Sr,-We have rom Inc New YORK ne
,.Li ! cory OF The ratified Treaty with Mexico,
~ veil as he rejected articles, and The names OF
me Senator's ior and against The Treaty. Ihere
,.somsrhins wrong abou, the Senate in the con-
.tnctico oflhe chamber, or there is a wanloi laIh
ins,ms OF The officers, or The Senators themselves,
hat such proceedings can be made public before
even The commissioner has departed from This
city for Mexico. This is not the FIRST lime such
.efe ic.ion oil duy has been made apparent. Such
violations Of tailh should BE- punished, and the
,esons exposed.
What has, and who are they that have con-
s9ired 10 expose the proceedings OF the Senate7-
4. me expose is truth, Senators know II, and there
should be an immediate examination into The TACT
d ms disclosure. Every Senator, in hon r 10 his
uah. is bound 10 Sill this business ouI. Forth
win ie; The iniormer be made known. This
publication may be the means OF defeating Inc Ia
iIhcallon oi he Treaty, on lis arrival IN Mexico
VET hope moi. Senator Sewer goes out as
Minister Plenipoien.iary 10 exchange ths Ta!if-
ralioD, No man can say but that the choice is a
~lGdiciuus one, and thai the President deserves ne
hanks Of The nation Tor the selection he has
made. MIR. Sewer will be very acceptable 10
Inc Mexicans, for The very reason that ne is
snowp 10 be one OF the most candid and honest
Nlcu " lII udlIOus - WIZ 49, NS
the trath;-his candor will do away with diplo-
matte eiiqueue-and, in the end, The Treaty will
;. ratified with considerable unarimi'y BY The
Mexican Government Mr.. Sewer will leave
his city on Saturday next. lie dill not seek The
staiion-the station sought the man. Mr.. Benton,
Mr. Calhoun, ami olner distinguished Senators,
pressed him TO accepi The mission, in accordance
with The wishe. OF The President. He goes with
The appreciation OF a unanimous Senate, and OF all
parties out oil doors.
We have a very ridiculous story in our streets,
that Gen. Scott has arrested all the gentlemen
composing the Court OF Enquiry recently ORDERED
to assemble in Mexico by the President. There
mus, be some mistake in This. Gen. Scout coull
%, 60 50 silly an act. Besides, the court is not &c
try any oficer-i, is a mere court OF enquiry
and mere i will stop.
The VIII, papers say The Secretary oil the
Treasury has made a mistake in his are milton
loan. in advertising for 50 much, as he had bu;
3 200 900 dollars to invest. This is no such
thing; bn, il is about as near The truth as most OF
the assertions OF the Wing press. SO lar from
The loan being over-eslimated, there is over ana
above The FIVE millions a sun remaining OF 400,
700 We, 10 invest. merely mention this 10 show
you VIA, LILLE faith can be placed in fables ena-
mating from Whiggery, ia which the government
funds are the Su5ject. Yours, NED.
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Ky the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Enqmircr.l
W~AsnIHoroN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, ?. NJ.
rpr,

TCorespondrnte OF the Richmond Enqnircr.l
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MARCH i6, ?. NJ.
SENATE.
The morning hour was occupied with business
OF an unimpor,ant character.
MI. Anterior moved 10 take up The bill from
the House of Representatives, known as The De-
hciency Bill-which wasasTeedlo.
MIR. Benton, in order TO make HE bill more &C.
cepta Die, offered an amendment.
Nj. Ashley spoke warmly in support OF the
Mission TO Rome, provided for by the bill.
Messfs. Badger and Criltenden opposed the
bill; when, without further action, il vas laid
aside.
On MIR. Cass's motion, the Senate took up The
Ten Regiment Bill.
MIR. Calhoun addressed the Senate in opposi-
lion 10 The passage Of The bill. He said there e1-
listed no necessity for The passage OF the bill
Mexico was PROSTATE. Her Government only ex-
listed BY our tnrbearance. He regarded the force al
ready in The field as amply sufficient, even should
Mexico refuse TO ratify the Treaty. Of Peace. a
single American regiment could overthrow her
Government. He regarded il as bal policy 10
attempt I ,intimidale her into a ratification OF the
Treaty. MIR. C. denied that the Presiden, of the
U. s. had rishlful authority TO impose taxes on
the Mexican people. Such an exercise OF autho-
rity, he said, was no, warranted by the Consti-
lulional law. He entered his solemn protest
against $ exercise, wilhou, asking the consent OF
Congress He regarded The precedent as one
taught with danger.
Mr.. Johnson 0! Georgia followed in defence
OF the Administrator and in support OF The bill.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
MIR. Berrien has the floor on the subject Of
raising len additional regiments, tor Tomorrow.
Mr.. Webster will follow Mr.. B and The final
vote on The question will then be taken.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mir. Howell Cobb moved that The vote by
which The House agreed yesterday 10 the resolu-
ton for printing 10000 extra copies OF abstracts
of contracts issued by The War Department be
reconsidered.
Upon this motion an Interesting debate sprang
up, which was participated in by Messrs. Cobb,
Crozier, Stephens, McCiefnard, Thompson OF
KY ard Mckay.
MIR. Thompson, OF KY, moved to lay The mo-
ton ON The table, which was agreed 10.
The House then, on motion OF Mr.. Mckay,
went into committee of The whole, and took up
the bill allowing dra wbacks on The importation
of merchandise. After much discussion, The
committee rose and reported The bill ami amend
ments 10 The House.
The question was taken on The passage OF the
bill, as amended. and was decided in The affirna-
live. The House then adjourned.
BALTIMORE, March lG. P. NJ.
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets are firm at previous prices. Tfansac-
t,ons vcry limited, however. Al parties anxious
" awaiting The arrival o! The Steamer
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THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER

The first No. Of "THE CAsrAics EseuIkas" viii
be issued on Saturday next, and each succeeding mum
Der on The same day Of the week until November next,
The various humbugs and Misrepresentation always
induslriously circulated BY the Wings on the eve Of
Presidential elections, require more than the ordinary
CORRECTIVE. The very low price OF this publication will
enable it 10 lind Its way TO whatever quarter the Wings
may attempt TO misiead the public mind, If our Demo
cratic friends will interest themselves in its behalf and
and ~ in sending the antidote wherever the poison may
er .own. Spread correc, information amongst the peo-
pis-meel thu humhucs Of the Wings al every corner,
and we shallhave 4 glorious triumph in November next.
The hrst No. will contain The admirable Address of
our ia;e Democratic State Convention, and other mat
ters Of general interest.
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Gak.:hlsDE,,s asiEEga

no. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Rirn.
" hOND. VIRGINIA.
L-i n! the world >ly wliat they ran,
For selling Prizes. SIR ATOMS lie man.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery. ENsfa. Ci.-. p:
50 , 80 63 f. ) II 5 81 II . - IL A
Whole Nos. s. 50 IN Four mn5c capi.
Ticket Nos. 1 I'll IS tai, sold and paid
" > 421 p.
, STRiTr0H.
Drawing Of New Jersey. No. -. March u:
IS II II rs Is u 81 5S ID 81 - = a6 Il 90.
Ticker, Nos. 81 81 6O, a priz. Of $50 ! tofh
Do. II 4 ii, l0j sol!
and paddy STRATrON.
SCHEJIES FOR THE UEEk.
5000 DOLLARS, 1900 DOLLARS
acknowledgements. Eyira, W. 3. can,a's:-
$4,000, 5000, i.7uO, $40, i,l36, 100, i at non. Gr.
IS Nos, II sraWn. Tickets 50, halves -: ca. = 1.
1000 DOLLARS! l,4l3 DOLLARS!
SATUfDAf-SusSrI, Extra, NJ. % capltals:-si,
0ON, l,tl3, , Of 900. SC. * Nos, ~ drawn. iickris
81; halves ID cts. ;anaf.rrs IS els.
10000 DULLARSi
Virginia state Lottery, Class II. FIR lsis. 10 he draw u
in Alexandra on Saturday, March lcih. ~ dawn
Nos. IN each package cf.2 Tickets Grand Scho. = -
o. 400, &c. Tickets SlO-shlres IL proportion. r.r-
ti:icd,s OF Il package al - Fickrt- vii ~ sriil far Sl0i
shares III proportion.
DrIrrs Tor Packages, Certificates - i~',raag.- an!
single Ticket. IN al fhr irtrfi.S will nr iI.a.;f,. AZ
tended 10, and drawing --nt when requested ;'i-a.e
address orders 10 ~. Is. : FRSfTti.
March Is RI.nmrnd. Va.
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been ferrivpd by The ENecn
4 tive, that WILLIAM COLE, who was confined IN
the Jail Of Campbell county on The charge OF murder,
has broken said jail and escaped, and Is now going al
large-l dutherefore hereby offer a reward ot on- hun
drrd dollars To any person or persons who shall arrest
the said William Cole, and deliver him inin thr jail Of
Campbell county; and I do moreover require all officers
of this Common wealth, civil and military, and request
the people generally, 10 use their hest e1rr,ioDs Ia pro.
cure the arrest of tic siid Cole, that he may be brough,
10 justice.
Given under my hand "a Governor, aud under The
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, ut Rich
ls'"Al mond, this 81 lay OF March, in the year lsi5.
WIN. SMITH.
Or Cole is described n ahout thirty years Of age,
and five feet eight or ten inches hisli-lias rather a dark
compile ion, black hair aud blue eyes, high cheek
bones, and ! very large mouih-had on when he broke
jail n brown frock coat and jeans pantaloons.
March 1-cGt
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NEW

Nothing later iron the election in This State
The Baltimore papers state in 81 counties the
majority tot Berry (Whig Abolitionist) as Co.
vernon is II instead o. 100 as reported TO US by
telegraph on Wednesday night. The Democrats,
We doubt NOT, have carried the Stale.
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DENTUNsVILLE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having purchased a farm on Janie-
L River, now offers for sale his excellent and we'll
known stand for a Stnr and lavrrn-Post Office, Ere
cinrt Erection aud Muster Ground already s>;ahl. shed
al the race. Il il situated IN tie county .: Hanover,
% miles Northwest ot !iicha"nd. an The old M"nn-
tain road, aud On the waters III Aliens creek, con
tanning between six aIi seven hundred ncrrs, b:
will he surveyed -ahoit three hundred arfas 81 wood
land, and fifty acres ot good creek low ground. a
part of The high land Is highly improved. II is 10 .
healthy and agreeable neiglhorhooi. There j. a sprinr
of excellent water within twenty steps Of Tho door.
The dwelling house has eight rooms with eight fire
places. including store room, dining room and cellar;
three closets, ali well finished, and painted eff inside
and ont: good kitchen; smoke house; hunter house, and
a neat lille office in the yard; Ov1rseer's house; Black
smiths shop; framed stable, with sranary aud carriage
house attached; two corn cribs; barn, with thtesnin.
machine; ice horse; four negro houses, and another
dwelling house about three quarters 81 q mite oil; Z
Iarg. aud productive garden, well srt out vi h flowers.
herbs, s~irubbery ca,awhi grapes, and u'her select
fruit; "A young apple orchard, ~ about one hundred
trees d, choice iruit, and just beginning 10 bear, and
about the same quantity 81 prach iices, oi The be-
kinds; and, IN fact, for rvc y convenience, There IS no
place that can surpas- this.
If The above property ia not disposed Of privately by
thr LIT OF August next, IL viii then be advertised 10 be-
sold nj public auction, 10 the highest bidder.
TERMS will b- made cary, aud made known on APP
pIication 10 me A. denton.
Jan. 25-clafl2t
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cu.s1rsrowN. March 9, 1874;

-, n.ssrs John Rutherford, John S. Caskie,
wm e Richie. and others, members OF the
m.m,,,.I;c Central Corresponding Committee.
Gs"T1sMsS. / have Just received The Enquirer
~. "a cnn,ainins The proceedings OF the Dem
q 'e &c Go Convsn,on and observed that | have
,e,a'!e ,maS as ElecIor Tor me Eleventh DislricI;
ss { ha "a"''I ! bishly appreciate, ard Tor which |
an a"u", ,l,,s,ul Bu,, anxious asl am tor the
s sm " s. 81 The Democratic party, land ! never was
, mo,e s,,ban a, p.escot,) / iesI constrained 10 de
",ns in conseouence Of The STATE Of my health.
''TI; am very respectfully, your ob'dl seLyt,
idu' 'e'! ~ WILLIAM LUCAS.
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,nas.a..ane.rssaifs
PARKER, BAYLY & a,iMMO.

THE suhsri',rrs have iornrd 4 cn.farirership, e.,
1 The transaction of a Wholesale AND RE-
TAI. DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under the nrm and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

f DRY GOODS,

For RETAIL,
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE
TN subscribers have commenced opening, and viii
L continue TO receive during tho next few weeks
their Spring supply of Goods, selected expressly ior
retail.
Their facilities for obtaining the best Goods, OF I'll.
most rare styles, and upon the best tsrRs, are nnsur'
passed, and they can with great confidence Invite the
attention of buyers in town aud country. They nave
opened already a choice lot of
Lawns, Glnghams, Prints
Mode color.d Mouseline De LANES
Mode coiored Bareges, Pole de Cherte
Case MetalliQue, Rich Glaze silks
Mohair Alpaca Lustrcs
Fancy Nett Handkerchiefs and Scarfs
SILK Mitts and Gloves, Black Bareges
Coiored Printed Bareges, White Crane Shawls, &c.
March l2-caI HOS. K. PRICE s. ~.
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IL IAIL.

a t.I. ~ w ~ Al
WAS committed 10 ih- iail 81 hanover county, "a
w The i5,h ,ay of December, lsi7, a Negro Man
named PEYTOS haSklNS. about oiry-ti'e years !"
are, I'VE f-r, elah, inches hieh, yellow complexion
wi;h 4 bushy read Of hair. Had IN when committed
q brown Virginia cloth coat, hllr r'n'@i an" q nass
fur hat. said n-cro .ays he is free. 4ii- owner az the
above described nrarois desired 10 come and prove ~.
property, nay charges. aod take him away, or he wli
DE drt!I win IS the law direct.
JOHS II. TALTiFERR0,
March 3-csw Tor Brri min WInsfirid, jllioT.
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Fhu''b
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TINE subscribers having removed the nachinr,y
L from Mount Holly, offer tie ste, with the hnii''-
ings aud fixtures. for sale. The nam building Is u
feet square, two stories, with a wing Ia the ; nth,
81 by II, ali substantially butt oil brick, walls thick,
and the ROOT covered with in. a; tie Sor,h end Is
a brick building, shed ruui, covered with shingles.
80 by ~. The water wheel has been recently bililt,
mostly of white oak, and Of superior Workmanship
The fiuum leading 10 the wheel - nearly new, and all
in good order. TIE wr.er power - known Ia be good,
and the dam equal IN strength and durability 10 any IN
the State compose Of dirt, having been severely tested
for years. The location is 4 most beautiful one, and for
a grist or manufacturing Hour mil! combines many ad-
%vantages,. all the gearina necessary Tor driving an rK-
tenslve concern eeine ready. The >itua'i"p ia deslra-
Bile one for the manufacture nf iinu:. n lie cultivation
Of wheat las become . matter az interest 10 The farmers
in that section OF the country and - believe there Is
no such establishment al below Petersburg, while one IL
greatly wanted and desired. The houses are spacious,
and well calculated for such Il lnfa"se. TN The hill,
above the mill, i 4 cottage %bnlldi:r, beautifully luca-
ted, containing -four rooms, with kitchen, smoke house,
store room, stable, carriapr.huiiSr ic- house, and large
garden attached. lieiow ms nt - 4 sIrg!c. story dwell
inc. containing two rooms IN the Erst noor. Opposite
The cottage on the hi! iioniia.l are hve sins,e-story
dwellings, with enc room IN Il- ti'>t floor. There are
"a acres of land attached 10 thr MN. Adjoining, Is a
small farm, Of light and productive soil, with IN Old
framed house, aud lar.- log house on "a portion al
thr farm newly enclosed lasi Spring. Attached to The
mill there are TWO vrfY valuable meadows. Tie pro
psrty is situated about a nile from navigable wafer.
with 4 canal Leading 10 the creek, which, II cleaned out.
would allow small boats 10 20 up 10 the mill, as form.
erly, when kept as 4 Grist min, faur-milr, and cotton
ginning. By land. IL il about two and i quarter milrs
from the picturesque aud delightful village Of Smith
field, from which place sail packets, and 4 inc s;caiu,r I,
run weekly.
We will sell the entire property, II desirable, includ
iur The farm. y. sell The Mil, with all the property he.
low The MI, bounded by the road, in front 0; The house
or the Mill, WIKI all the dwellings TN thr .IIli, with ~
acres Of Land attached, ar the Farm separate. The 81
tuation is a public one, the Rad passing over the dam.
and as much used, perhaps, as any 10 The county.
Liberal credit will br given. with proper security =
For terms. apply to the suh-r.ihrrs, al Norfolk, or To :.
J. Wilson, Smithfirli. Il. L. WILSON X CT.
Sorfplk. Narrh3 lsja-cft
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LOT For Sale

LUI FUK SALE.
WILL y ,oi' u ]anc'ian, or Saturday,. Tie
" ism ''arch, a. o%'ciocS. P Nj, one lot
on Union ii:.i, fronting oa 2s,h sre,, i36
ise', and r%rnnirg back l32 io IN alley. Also.
several oiher ln,. il The same neishboiho,d,-
Teams --Nr2orisblr paper : 5 and 6 mcp,as.
March i TOLtR & COOK. Apen,..
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rs, 4nt II Doo DOLLARS

d5. 900 DOLLARS, iui l5,601 DOLLARS,
Grand innsnli,ia'si Lnttary, class II. t. II dfi"u
n Wilmington, Delaware, on saturday, March 18th,
l-is = Nos 10 drawn Srtnd Capitals Sd, tt.
4 of i5,Gao, | oe5. cog, - IT 90, . ii ,cop a., So.
Tickets Sl1; halv-s :, quattr,A2 81
W Orders far Tickets IN III ahovr will ;aga: with
prompt and confidential attention. ii Addressed 4"
e.. Il. LUCK, Richmond.
W Persons ordering h. the parkag" nay deduct III"
price Of three Tickets. Drawings forwarded when re-.
qurstrd. g.. Il. LUCK. Rici.mpr. Va.
March .
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY coons

From Aues0n and on Consignment.
Opposite the Exchange Bank.
'THE following New Goods, Of this spr;ne,s
1 importation, have been purchased a, anc.
lion, al a great sacrifice, and will be sold nm.
usually cheap:
iVo pieces Of new and beautiful Spring calicoes.
small and large figures, for ladies' and
children, at prices from 6, 8, 10, and ID
Gems To Is.
w ladies', misses and children's Bonnets-an
The latest Spring style-from ?:5c. 10 IS
each.
f'"efs, neck, cap and bonnet Ribbons-veIy
cheap
Lawns for dresse; Lace goods Of all kinds, now
opening by R. h. JENKINS,
"''ch 10 Agen, for J. 8. Calwell,
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THE subscriber having prepared himself, taxes 'hi'
method II Inform hus f,i-nds. and the nai6lic gene
ra,,y. that lie viii undertake rh- Practice oil SnrsryiHg'
COMPUTATION of Areas, Plotting, MensDratlono OF hsish'.
and Distances. &c Ind hopes, with several wears o.
experience, and by faithful ciscnare. Of his cuiies' 70
merit a share ri rnbic PATRONAGE. Al notices, pos''
na,d. End directed 10 The subscriber, nj RlehInohn. VII
be promptly attended 10. GSO. ". 'ahpHtn
Feb, ae-cw3w
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~ Caroline County court, February lin, IsI-:
4 or the motion of Eti,nh-,i y. Napier eni E0o..
Napier, ircaiees under the uiIlo o. William 7. y rt-r;
deceased, 1t Is ordered. that 81 ueF.nn, who may
have GAINS nsain+; he s.;1 William P Napier,
deceased. be required 10 rsLihit lie -sme fot sstls.
m-nt on II before the !oth fey ofIure next. ard tia, a
copy Of this oId,r be published IN one "fthe nsWspt-
per, published IN The ety Of Richmond inf -,.ht 1s.h..
and T.. posted at lilo cooi ot liz Courthouse on ~ ~
ve,li Court days. \ Ccpy-Trte,
March l7-cwsw JoHs /. P~ESpLEToE, Cik.
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by THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having bren received by the EIecu'
1 tive, that JOEL. A. MOTLEY, CHARGED. In The
county Of Pittsvlvania, with murder. has He'd nom JUS
tice, and is now going at large do therefore hereby
offer q reward of one hundred dollars To- any person ur
persons who shall arrest the said Joel a. Motley ana
deliver him into the Jail of P!tisyivaSla county; and !
do moreover require all officers of ilis Commonm ralth,
civil and military, and request the people generally, 10
use their best ex~rlions 10 procure the arrest oitie said
Motley, that he may he brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor. lact.
ing In the absence Of the Governor from the
tsrAl.) Seat af Govrrnmrnt,l and under ltr Lesser
Seal Of the Commonwealth, n Richmond, tins
9Th day OF March, il the year lsis
X. Il. DANIEL
ay OIL IL about % years ofage,5 feet 10 inch
ca nigh, of a rather bad conntenancr, wears reddish
WHISPERS, and has a ford complexlon.
March lU-CGt
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s.ECM7!s esE'a'sGE.

NO. 5, EXCHANGE PLACE..
TIIE Lotteries below, for March. present, an unu-!a
L degree nf attraction. THIS, In addition IA LICK:
fortunate selections, viii he u sufficient lGducrMrnt L
fI ward q small amount uf cash In
&. T.. LUCE, Richmond, Va.
Half Ticket, ms. s - ~. the second highest ptii.
nf 81, 100, sen, 10 a country correspondent, In The Srndl
Fry Lottery, i lew days since, aud VIII be ctsici ~
presentations.
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pI1Gg1a,s E.uGRpCATioN,

NOR the rure Il al Diseases u Hnf-es ~ cattirr
where = cure can b. rffcciri- such A. cid .! 'f-sh
Wounds. cuts, bruises, sprains. cur. -:',n's' Fpa.lhs
sweeney. WIND gals, pnii., n-tuisF. ISL Gftatf,
scratches, thrush. Jumps. raii-, -"' -iiine-- 81
,oln,-, sc &c. II wiil cure >off On ., =. q r.sIy
description. caagi hands. &c ~ "r6t's ~ 2. ho1-
Iry,s Hotel ~ III IL attended u, 81 7srso.-i t''rh'icr
given 10 horse.
y. B.-A ysiuaol. iiofr Pasdrf, 70 'e-t"sr he apl'r
lite Of horses.
r. ~ - ~" :" R. PIIG"'"
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'u'Ui. SAB '1iibeIS Tr-UrEllLiib in!sliIl We A,ihitdl
i Ellie - ;hs United States. lhat tlry have been
Manufacture OF
DOUBLE ACTION iihRPS
Ihr,r experience ma taught them lint tho vtIy u
Hi;r,; -att u tins 4" .i.iis! i" ..:cn.a. h:- heea y:ia
c,?iiiy 10 c"r--."rrc- II th- vrry r%toibtari "a, ~
charged for then ty agents ~ this county, ard =; Tie
Manufacturers .leh. The subscribers no." design u
hTng the liin? int0 general usr. ty reducing tie
pristsiu I Tar -%.dEilii, aud 0i- ltil, WI ettl a.'rii 2
,enrfcns Goa, "a Irion-dnd hrin. practically f,"i!i1I
wilh EVER. brIGch 81 Tie construction ana lnl.a "i this
beautiful iasfr'oirni, they ni-ie- t'-pt--tvr. = inrnisn
iilrls thar, Tor psy"g. ait "iniar.. I'll :lg. superior
= III touch, aud r'rrlaer .! .iaf,a, ~ ~se;oGi Al!
,aias eyer Offered III 'at> c"rn'sy.
iaplr. lately impaired Hap. f5o:, me Mrss:s.
Efai6s, .iey arr rnab!ri IL aii.T ia,tmfrHis combining
all The modern improvements win Tie most approved
models.
The subscribers having hrcE cared u,Gn n repeat
ril. 70 repair iista- nai- IL tr."pr tni ,hi= coiir;t:,
which have ia,iri ttom tn w,ui ariar imgf rtriy sea
-"ned aud selected, mas in,aret 'hrm = pc .afe al
their material, 81 tics G'a'iiy, md % perfectly ga scr-
Ell - 10 defy thu nnstcai" .~at'. Climate = a:!Sct 'ata!,
In al ca-rs they give m aaiinnci catrintr-.
PITT, i.El.is i 90
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x, Publisher nitEe irantir- al the Drrt,, ADD Mann
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siyl"-, Sth Al ~" ili--: mpfrS- urats, .uay ~ seen.
90 Cciiiic ana nreri.9 - !. 90 frah.c icti"u l!.rgf
81 elegant pt.!rfn. viva ~ The i.tesi improvements
1t thr q flCal ptiC- 1T 500. ~. ie-c;Gi