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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14
-CoMMERcIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. "a.


TOBACCO-Thc breaks unusually small for tho a.
son. and prices firm. The stock hand for sale Ia n
Inferior Lugs sell at 50 so Is; good Tugs 81 TX
common leaf 81 25 %; good 81 80 So fine A. n
has increased very much this week most OF which is br
loose the Tugs sell at s. % SO; leaf IS 90 fo
mon, good 81 so a H. JNO Nj. SHEPpARD T.
FLoUR-scotsville 5 IS 06s Richmond -. :.
WHEAT-l00 red; los white.
CORN-50a 80 cts, dull.
CORN MEAL-G0 IS cents.
OATS-33 35 cents per hushel
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce; Cut Sc so
ST l2x a ! -; Shad IS 80 S6--dull. - "fos-
BACON-Virsina cured, =. cents; Weston SID,
cents Shoulders y cents; Hams * 10 rsu, D.
LARD--Barrels g.. : cents kegs a.. s cen,s CHS
WHISkEY-2S cents for Rectiied.
COFFEE-Rio IL II; Lnguayra / \ lax -, -
a l2.. A ="
srGAR-Porro Rico 81. CO; New orlean, -, g. 9,
Croix cts. %
25 a 20 c. Dull 49, n'aex
SOAPFor brown 3ac yellow a. Sc. 10, a.,u,
white and variegaed II H. - p'u''u;
FLiXSEED-ll5u l20 cents per bushel
FEATHERS-33a s. cents.
HIDES-Green sailed 4 A.. cents per b. Calfyl., ;.
cts TO 81 each; Spanish l3 l5s cts. ''' ''"ed %
IRON-Pig Iron s26 10 81. according 10 quality Su..
IS per English 49, Tredegar Richmond co.
Up Country Bar 800 according quality Nails 10 IL -.
per lb. " ''
STEEL-American bls,ered sliO per ton
SHOT-oAc per pound,
PLASTER-S2 * from Wharf Al B,sn :,
SALT-last sales from wharf IS per sack from stor q,
49, ~ VI
RICHMOND Dec. u
LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF CATTLE-it the scales command % 10 50 75
netting 81 80 and s. 80 with ample supply -
HOGS--Si 81 neit. Sales heavy with full marker
SIlEEP-Sl 50 10 s. nett as in quality
JACOB SHOOK.
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For The Enquirer
~ ...l
For why Because The coed old rnls
Sutiiccth them; the simple plan
That they should take who nave 'le power

And they should keep who can .
7, i amusing 10 see the faces which hare ausl' w
,h;s coed old Whig) rule" produces among the parry
hive ca long pracced it, Having lived and grown Ia 'i
h enrih Of time on the oaves and fishes tiey seem 70
have entirely forgotten that the ofices neohs ~ VI" F
and moi to themselves by prescriptive right
Rut il il refreshing observe the Tact maj our
T.; obedience 10 the voice of their constituents nave
ncd n ,each them their The time mas passed. WIEN
Democrats in Democratic Virginia, should turn ne JIM,
check" From their experience with ths nopty ssses
our Legislature 70 beyond the borders of the GOOD p
commonwealth to nh the vacancies There are no 'onesf
eaPdo,e ana idnyW democrats rhin It's limits! That wa
doubtless the reason why host of went BY the
board last summer. - VIC
Snch being the il is necessary That an ho
mace from some other State As the idea of their fndno
Irena Democrat capable of filling the place of First
AUDITOR why the thing is absolutely TOO absurd for mo
nents thought "Whigs and Democrats mo allusion IN
the eenicans Farce under that ) must ACKNOWLEDGED an
axoatic proposition at In passing through Rich
nond thought il not amiss Messrs Editors 10 rive tho
Legislature this hint that they might guarded against rho
error OF eec'ing to these posts Of their roes svnd
and faithleSS constituents ' fo
ny hc way learn, since my arrival that the Wbios con-
hdeny reckon on scdncng Of The Democracy 10 tho
support OF their men, But unless have sadly mistaken The
stun OF which they made they will "reckon without ,bci
The idea OF their supposng that they can make men
who voted against Ward and Chambers disgrace ,bemseve
so publicly as TO support Heath Lawson q Co. scomnmcn
'ary: indeed 10 our party. They have mistaken their mon
Il Voter IN the Petersburg Senatorial District
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WONDERS or TTE TELEGRAPH

present few evenings at The Coast Survey
Astronomical Station, Capital Hill, which was put IN
Geographic connexion with Cincinnati iof inc purpose oi
determining the Longitude between the two places. The
electrical clocks in this city d CINCINNATI having been in
'rouccd into the me- e sty o nsG az
ynr cylinder this city, and every beat Of the clock here
,ya rccorLd like upon hItches revolving plate
~ Cnct,lati Al the passed the meridian nj
Ma ngto by the touch OF key the record Of the passage
as made upon the disk Cincinnati, we'll upon the
cylinder the Washington station, and the difference OF the
time of the clocks would Of indicate the difference
Of longitude The distance between the cities il
be recoccied, is upwards Of five hundred miles this dis
lance annhatcd and events happening the
instantly recorded by automatic machinery the other.
National Tntfilioenrtr
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THE BITTER BIf-Some time since resolution
introduced the Lower House of the Legislature of Ten
protect the property of married ladies' While the
resolution under discussion Mr. Moody of Dixon moved
amend it, by requiring the ladies the brceches half
the time In the proceedings of the House. the 7h ins
is the following:
1.-THE Speaker announced that he found upon his table
bundle labelled important documents which he rcques
ted lly before House Upon taking of the wrapper the
important documents proved be crimson pecoat for the
Representative from DiSon-Moody."
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,.,x,,yp, SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

James L. Carr, Esq, OF charlesiown' has neeh ui''l
nously nominated BY Convention as the pehocfu.e
dda,c for the Senate and has accepted 'e post ~ ,
- ,or,,or, M, ;ne talents and character, and we
,h hin, success; while We regret 10 lose Senator
r from, Tho puhlic service We shall cndeavor 10 hho
room for the official proceedings
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Vv
BALTIMORE MARKET DO. -

This morning there sales o. flour of nny kind
Sales OF la0 hbls City Mills meal 49, Sales good
10 prime red wheat IS log cents and white log ITO cen,s
SAILS new white Is 80 cents and yellow so 81
cents old white 81 So cents and yellow SO ceats Oats
% 81 cents. Whskey % cents.
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GOOD BYE JOHN.-Thc State Government left New
Orleans yesterday for the future Of its operations
Baton Rouge We very striking evidences of public
grief the melancholy occasion But did fancy that the
counenances o. of venerable officials expressed
something akin the that darkened the brow Of the
sage Achilles when he turned his back upon the pleasures
and enjoymens Of Caypso's Fairy Isle
N.ir ORLEANS Della
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on Thursday morning, Dec l3th BY the Rev
IL. b. Cow!cs Mr.. WILLIAM X. ANDERSON of Freder.
icksburg, 10 Miss MARY JANE FAUDREE Of the county
of Chesterfield.
Fredericksburg papers will please copy
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i-, ,,y been r.puiia,cd by the people HAD 'ns
disposed 10 give to the administration their rhey
hev would have sen, Wing majority to cons's allowing
a,. No, done So and the Democratic majority ~ ~ drec
the election of Wing Speaker would be ''" asv are not
violation Of the popular will and COMMAND a ney and
"S sn"noh 70 r c,urh, by cha o. the K'9'''
the Will" Coo
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~ \ CARD.-Thc Ladies' OF tic Monumental Church
will mold Fair for the berc of their Church. Lafayette
Hall, Ia spacious and commodious the Engine
House on 9Th street between franklin and Main nearly OPP
posc the Bey, and adjoining the residence Of John NJ
Patton, Esq. The Fair will commence Tuesday, the
18th instant ANY assistance which may be given them by
their friends, either in the way Of refreshments fancy ar
tices, will be very thankfully received. Dec. l0-6;
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FASHIONABLY FINISHED PIANOS.

LAY LUX constantly assortment Of beautiful
Piano FORBES. from the renowned makers. NUNS CLARK
VIEW York whose Instruments celebrated for their and
durability well and
Their The general satisfaction by NUNS CiaJks
Pianos be inferred from the fact, that although IT, Taylor
sold over eight hundred al their Instruments
detective Each instrument Will be warranted
and sold ~ the New York Piano Stools.
The largest collection "i Music the Slto
hundred thousand pages. always on hand
Guitars 81 the most beautiful Spanish pattern the celebrated
Eser e Martin Musical merchandise. every Descriptions tho
best aud largest assortment ID the Safe. always hand
T. IL TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Ware ,o, 100 Main street. opposite
and American lfo'el - Dec ia
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SAD MEMS EROM TIE ARMY

We learn that intelligence has been received the Wan
Department of the death of two young officers lately
attached 10 the Fourth Military Department of the Army
On the 10Th Of September last, Brcvct Captain W. H. War
ner nj the Typographical Engineers murdered by the
lndans on the Upper Sacramento In California; and on the
10Th October Brevet Captain Herman Thorn, Of the second
infantry while in command of the with the Collector
the district OF Monterey, was drowned whilst crossing
the Colorado river the mouth OF the CHA The Indians
who made the attack upon Captain Warner consisted of n
party of twenty ve and they shot him down whilst he
leading command eight having cnctcred his body
and one passing entirely through it, The loss of these mcr-
torous officers will be severely felt not only in
corps but in the whole service and particularly that portion
of il now serving on the Pacifc National Intcgencer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

Governors Message We have only glanced IT, and
not therefore, prepared if We had time and space 10
Judge fully of merits make particular aison the
rios subj ecs upon which il touches; but some !ea
lures which please well that We must make brief
ausion 10 them.
The Governors recommendation that The legislature stop
expenditure internal improvement schemes should
be- acqucsced in by every lover OF Virginia. His remarks in
ausion Conventional Reform admirable He gives the
ahoninabc county and double voting systems
merited blow while he very correctly chaacterzes
evous outrage, the restrictions the right Of suffrage
The Governors illusions also 10 the slavery question in
fine temper and fail exercise sautary nilu
encc in the settlement of that question.
TThuclLur1 Rspub-I,c1n
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A GOOD BEGINNING.-So far as the Democrats have
gone they havemade clean sweep Of the wing office holders
in the Capitol Wchope they will carry the good work
until th2y have purgcd the basement story.
[Lynehburg Republican.
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
T.n fn<TD 4(pT,npc

PROPOSALS will be received for grading South Side Railroad
Il and il is desirable them possible
Contracts viii be entered financial arrange
ments the Company will permit
Aneeesary information will be given by my assistants
my Office, in Petersburg c. O. SANFORD
Dse H-d&c2w Chief Engineer
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ST. LOUIS Dec 10.
The trial Of Childs after continuing five weeks, terminated
last Saturday in his acquitta The council consumed nine
days in speaking.
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MANAGERS OFFICE PAINE d CO., Rich.
va mpnd Virginia
For l LAY. Al II O'clock Capital, 5000 35s 1900 oD CO.,
&c Tckcrs 81 ~.
Al forock Capitals ssosD Of GO.l 30oD ~ Vi 1900
& Tickets 81 y
lrawa Nos Of Del Air Lottery. Glass Ne 8
" ~ ~ 81 q Is 1 - II 81 ~
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TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES

IN THE TOWN or PETERSBURG
an MONDAY. the l7t December. lSt9 factory
~ of the late Jobn Menens.
3 hogsheai Screws and Frames complete
large Iron Fiaueung Presses 81 inches between tie
bars
II Iron Box Screws and Presses - inches between
81 Fla,cnine Mills los SIS s. hall pounds and pounds
Iron Bands Snsera Castings, Shapes Lquoncc Boilers,
Benches Scale Brandy and al! the Of Tobacco Ma
The Fixture, Of the be quality in good order n embrace tic
latest improvements Sale positive
By ortr. oil Tie Administrators Of John !. Merens
Wli TENCiI. Auct
On the day will be sold the Factory Bjie ard Lot The
Factory stories aud Swea house Carpenters Shop Kitchen
SHED and ou all built brick,
the best if--ctai
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-CoNGREss-lsTss SESSION.
W-nxrsn,y D1crasrn II, ls4s.

WEpSEspAY DEcENsLR Z, Io45'
SENATE.
The Senate met to-day II o'clock; but without the Trans
action of any business adjourned. ,,rs
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met to-day II o'clock, and after The reading
of the Journal of yesterday, .;,o
Mr. Cobb Alabama and commented upon an
in the Union which stated as he fercd tha ne mao
az frs, yon. for the Hon. w. J. Brown, and then, win
Messrs Holmes and Wilmot and Others deserving NM.
several voices stated that he had msconceived the ar
- r. wos moi true that he had At any time voted Tor
him He further remarked that he would not stand IN the
way of an organization but would when his vote would Ut
reruinc the contest for Speaker, throw IT,
Mr. Wmo presented his thanks TO the small number Of
Gentlemen who had thrown their for him. Heteli hon
oreIby their support although the number was small ne
bod that thew would hereafter TO vote for him and
h-o. ,hir votes in such manner rs would contribute 10 it
organization of the House For one, he was MOI wiling %
take the responsibility of being an obstacle IN the way Oh ii
organization oo,, >, o,,
On motion of Mr. Kaufman the House proceeded 10 vote
viva vocc for Speaker The following was the result o' "
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TURKISH CIGAItiL LAS.


MANUFACTURED by lcander MeInou Osou, Consiannop!e
VH These fragrant Cgaras manufactured from the
Turkish Tobacco called GOLDEN LEAVES and by the Sui
the Dvan State The oil being extracted
before manufacturing these Cigaas they all the fragrance of
the finest Cigars without, leaving behind any that unpleasant oo
like the Cigars general and hence have proved Of the
greatest those affected with Bronchitis complaints
For Gale by HAROLD & MURRAY,
l3-lm Broad Street. Richmond. Va
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WILL continue prosecute the
toinrr conducted by father Mr David Anderson
office. The leading Carr opposite
Sockoe Warehouse under the firm DAVID ANDERSON son,
AMI having engaged The laIc and
chaser well who will
~ the ri said business. hope
NJ father has power sign
the 81 the frnbu, for my boe, alone the
clusyrly MATTHEW ANDERSON
Dee Javiw
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ID, ls49.
SENATE.

buna having been read and approved the resolution
audng the Governor to make disposition of the Sample
CAT wool received from Germany, was agreed 10.
JPEAKER laid before the Senate Executive com
muion covering letter from Capt.. Dimmock which
wal on the table, on motion of Mr.. KINNEY.
(ofin, ,nfM r WOODS fLn Sn,n tn.hll,n al
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EoRTuSE's HOME. -cHALK's OFFICE, No. 8

T., 6t
a Main Street Richmond. Virginia
Drawn No. Of pataIsco Lottery Class No. 5:
20 10 | 6 - q 81 .! 50 - II 70
Drawn Nos OF Bel Air Lottery. Glass W 2:
u - 81 81 II Il 10 IL II 81 81
Ticket, Nos. Is "a ST. s3d0.
This dayMaryand Consolidated Io:;ery, No Gcaptas: sl8,
0 Of COO Of 1900 - of 90, - Nos Is drawn Tick
S.
Alro, F. Seminary. o-Capias $500, 3l5s 900
&c. Is Nos. IL drawn Tickets 81 So
Dec II CHALK's
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no.. the duty Of the Administration, to present 10 Can
IeO the Dal 10 m such measures may think BEN
ana It is OF The hghes, Importance tina,
y:ha avorbe TO the Administration and its views
onerv way only can II be fairly heard in this way alone be-
prope !aaged IN this way and no other be nlaced i
pSp attitude before the people upon its own msps ~
that the psas s Of w this
Soh an should be friend Of the Admppr,,;n o. me
mr t. a,d me Administration itself has no prospect o
heardsna ole to be condemned without being f ri
e00ieF assurance heard Oft During the last can
sas' the Wing creed was that Congress shon5 h. ona
zen. aaa me President mere cypher and log Indeed pO
tayor following in the footsteps of the immor,, a '.
nea mat MS opinions Presiden, were of ,no
as ne would carry blindly the ac,s &c
-'0e, '0soo'h President Taylor has opinions ana
measures and the Democratic majority in tho
MOUSE Is eooy asked back out and usss. hi - we
'rsan1ing the House, and giving full nl,v mns'
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CONCORD ACADEMi.-rhre n four additional Students
- can he received IN the lsl OF January. lSrn
Dec li-,cti
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TO THE LADIES.
VUtE wishes the ladies' OF this that whc
they wish rrep1re ior party wedding sac
will with pleasure them the Of making es esee
Jeiee BancI Aoz Icing Of Cake. As respects
ability those ladies who need services beg 10
Grace may be found Grafe
street between 81 and th streets Miss p FLOURNOy
Iec l3-llm
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M have received 5000 pair Mems begged BRO.
w CANS, OF quality double soes Ia H. and
= 10 lllabc for Railroad and Coal hands.
l"w by the dozen
Dec. II HUBBARD. GARDNER x CARLTON
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Last evening the ground whitened by thin layer
snow-the first fruits Of winter.

Oh On motion, the House a, 3 O'Clock adjourned.
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a.
The British have been committing some new onirooos il
his part OF the world and consequence Central Amer
nigh state OF excitement Since the or rho
treaty by Mr. Squer the British Government, ,hrnnh IL
agent Mr. Chathed has been committing outrages Which
cannon a 10 receive the immediate attention OF the Govern
nen at Washington. This Mr. Chatied as the npen n The
BRUSH government arrived the Gulf of Fonseca m he
i Tclooer and Immediately took possession of the
iSl T o. igrc, IN the name OF the British Queen"
ms was oohe under cover of armed force with cannon
and all the ponp and circumstance of war T eag or r
aTas 'as by MS order torn doan and that Of Engand run
up ana saiued This is not ALL Superintendent was hv
nun appointed and new order Of Government established
commodore Paynter had previously arrived off Reaeo in
command OF the British steamer Gorgon out did moi enier
learn that Mr. Squier Minister who has hcen vary
prompt In the discharge Of his duties at once dispatched
messenger TO Chahed telling him that the Island of Tere
aao been coded TO the United States and that under rho
cumsances ne had doubt that he Chaed) would inn,
medate order its evacuation Chaed replied il is said
on the following day. acknowledging the RECENT of orr Mn
s'ers letter and declaring that Honduras had no In
or'on 81 her territory because first she had mt crn
ss rt 70 national srstence And secondly he is un
isiano OF liSrs because he (Chatiel had inmnted HE in
tenilon OF placing lien upon the Island! 40 -
NAT UT Squiers reoinder this mpertjnencc do
not Know Chatfed learn has written second Letter ~,
our Minister declining to the Island but proms
n 10 submit The question to Her Maestys Government
ms was on the lst OF December instant, Since when Mr.
Siuer Ii is reported all around no doubt correctly has do
anoed that INC Island should be evacuated within sy lave
here So 1'1 'io' Gnu v
All the islands The Gulf belonging 10 Honduras and San
aoo nave also been Seized also the ports of Truxo and
GU hedsufeS nave been taken l.
e ,he spread Of American opinion and the emjgation of
people TO The Pacific The people OF Honduras
EEL lat they have been wronged notwithstanding which
Offered 70 submit, all the claims of British to
Don ana have pledged themselves abide BY the
ort of notice. 80 ''''' i"e' Win no W
me catalogue OF abuses does end here San Salvador
is1 received summons requiring her "a hours notice 70
ed 70 certain nsoen demands made BY the British anent re
wncn inc reply was that they unjust and could MOI 81
Gopea Wins wheTeupon the ports Of Acauha and La se
on with all the of San Salvador on thn Paw ~ oe
ken possession of in the of the Queen write ,b as
ma great excitement and the armng OF the States which nc
I'VE pretty nearly agreed upon plan Of union INV" q
Manning who betrayed his Government in ENGLAND hoe DO
en seeking 10 make his own Gorern,nt 49, Sfuu mas in
Gaty The Director here told him. that the first 10
OF such treaty must be the evacuation Of the osoua
ast and the port of San Juan by the British The Ieav $40
aae oy England will not be ratified except upon
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- o. Assistant P. N. GeNeFal' 1 mn 80.
POLK RsTa ss s t: s. d hi. quite Hs'S
" m15sS R'y which should
m:R M 91 @ Brown npEf f' Of
good Of him. w. But n1sst he will be worthy q The IN"
aqy Seh may him rF ssai Sfs sus,al
losing Mr. Winthrop the House ia a1 1he ' failure Of an election
Gar greater loss than he can os ''' Richmond Hhig
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27
Wonderful Ointment.

Nh. w. B. SLoAy-near Sir,-Some fifteen
years ago one Of my fee, was seriously isjuied.--
In consequence of the foot swelling very largs
and being remarkably painful, most OF the time
could only hobble about with the assistance OF .
staff, and not beng able TO endure shoe on the
foot, wore only moccosin. During the first
fourteen years suffering followed strictly the
advice OF many celebrated ply sicians-iast year
used fourteen boitl.s OF DR.. Trasx's Magnetic
Dintment-all, however, failed to afford perma-
nent relief. Last November concluded 10 have
the foot taken IF, TO which my friends objected:
finally, about the first OF December, was induced
to apply yonr WondeJfA Ointment, and in less
than thirty Gays after the first application, laid
aside my staff, put on my shoes without any in-
convenience, and now get about like other men.
GEORGE TURNER,
Feb. 10, l8a9 Well. ST., Chicago.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-27

From Wisconsin.

Mr. w b. Slmn- Dear Sir: We have OF late
hcen in the habi, Of purchasing your Horse Med
ieine. and Tannin Paste from your travelling
agen,. the demand for them is SO grea, that we
have never been able to keep supply on hand
from the time of purchase, until the agent came
round again. Ifagrecable to yon, we will act as
your General Agents for this section Of country
~ this way YOU could keepn constantly suppiI-
"a an we should consequently be able to dispose
n many more Of your medicines than we now do
ours respectfully, LADD & WILLIAMS.
See Agents n mes at the head OF loan ..i-
4 .n For further particulars aud testimonials
- Pamphlets OF agents.