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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
Martin 81 SVh5teiey'@
NATIONAL TONIC,
A certain Cure for Ague, Fever,
and DycnpnGIa
and Dyspepsia,

IN our snpper and ClIl months many sections Of our
| country are prosiratcd by BILIOUS FEVER aud
AGILE and FEVER Ii has been particular study TO
find ont some remedy stop this dreadful scourge, ana
think in this TONIC have effected ihis great obJeci
II is also we think very best remedy TO Dyspepsia,
and if our directions followed, VIII not ran To elect
M,
In letter dated May 23i, 1919, our Agent Mr. Elias
Raub of Wrighlsyille York county, Pa, says Il have
eve, known apy remedy for FtUer and dgae eqaai 10
,oIr inyaIuable National Tonic. II has given UNIVERSAL
safsacon and cured of Ague oil years siahd
ju and after the failure of all other medicines made use
Of Mr. Henry Beverson, of the sane place, says III ms
certificate dated 22d March, 1919, applied TO number
Of physicans and also used variety OF the most popu
Ia, Ae Mixtures at different tmes but all without the
desired effect: no permanent having been Afforded
vas al length induced, at the recommendation OF your
,rorv A,eut az this place. try bottle Of your Ma
tonai ToBic and 10 my great satisact0h before idu
used half of IT, completely cured though c"bin-
ned the use of it till had taken two bottles. In joint
certificate from Messrs Miles IIoke, William B!ackson,
and James D. Brown Of the place. they say-Iiav-
ing tried nearly all the remedies within our reach with
our success we last purchased some OF your Hdt0Hdt
Tome. which has completely cured US We, therefore,
rbeerflv recommend The notice Of all persons af
aiced with that terrible disease the best remedy yet
discovered
See the Pamphlets, which you get from one of our
Agents gratis
Also Dr. Martins Purgative Pills, the best in
in all cases where purgative is needed
s5- Prepared aud sold by MARTIN Il WHITLEY,
Wholesale Drug Store, No. As : Calvert St, Baltimore.
For sale by +. J. HOFFMAN and " ATT
SON & JACOB, LewIstown and by ALEX
AMBER RuTLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June 80, IS49-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
DIR. SHERH4N'S s,t
Esaisam, EOzengcs 81 Plaster.
DR.. Shermaa's OLOS.aONI4N, or III
HfnLiRg BaLSam.

HEQfLH9 bdtSGW,
For RE rare Of CoHsHaFfioa, Asthma, Dgsrepte Con
suup,iou, Spiaiay af Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty #
Brs1fl iag, Ho1~.sasss. Inflrn-a, CrUaP, Coughs,
Colds Pans an tie Breast and SIDE, DysPeP-
sja, and ,he Uarl0us affections II tie
Stomach ard LlUsr.
The great celebrity which this remedy has obtained
among those who are acquainted th lis virtues and are
rejoicing in m effects has induced the Proprietor 10 give
1t the name Of OLOS4ONI1N, or an HEALING
B3LS3,N to distinguish from a.! other Remedies now
Is combination Is a result Of uore than w ENTE
YEARS experience ard he believes 20 be lar most Pfirct
remedy kuo,vulr j. has been used y thousands nj PEI
sons, and iu al Instances with taa most decided benefit
For References on Certificates OF Remarkable Gases n
long sladiu. and considered be- ord Hope, see s5Ia
Book furnished at by ihe Agents to all who desire H.
The rings which children frequently undergo from
WORMS often tend 70 fiIai termination, while the CAUSE
is suspected Offensive breath, picking the nose
grinding the teeth during sleep, starting up in steep with
fright and screaming, Troublesome cough, and feyersh
ness, among Of the PROMINENT SYMPTOMS OF The
presence OF worms. A timely Of
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
will immediately remove ali these unpleasant symptoms,
and restore To perfocT health.
Cers 1p'iaa, utJeuz, coGghs, colds whoopi"g cough
iehturss Of the lungs chest may be cured b proper
Of
Shcrman's COUGH LOZENGES.
Hse8ars a'ptatou of toe heart, owness Of spirit se7-
sickness dependency a'HiHess, cho!ic sas"s, cramps
Of the stomach sumner or bowel complaints quickly
and entraly relieved by using
SherRian'S CAHPHOR LOZE~NGES.
Rssuaa'issa, weak hack, pain and weakness Of the
breast bach limbs, ,sud other parts OF tc body are speedily
and etltciuaIly relieved BY
S6crmaa's Poor Mans Plaster,
which COSTS only l2l cents wuha the reach Of all II
has his with directions printed the Lac: OF the
Plaster aud foe sin,is Of the Dactur's written
under The directions. None others geauue 10 be
rsiirdo Dr SheTmau's Warehouse IS no I6o Nassau
street, New YORK
Wholesale Agent for this county CuAS
RITZ. dec. = lSiS-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-10
GAlrIlON EXTRA

4 luaa ~ tns name % GI.4PP has e. Q. qai v-l,A
Young man ~ of : r. Tow and pv.s ~
name to- put up Sarsaparlisa which they rl Tr Town
sends SarsapariIla dennmnat!ng i GE-hDfFE Original
etc This Townsend is Doctor, and was I'M ,c.,
G,tnery worker M railroads canals and the Ike Ycs
assumes the Of Dr. for the purse of gaining credi, G
what he is not This is caution the pnblc not In he
deceived nd pnrchaye none but the GEh-ULSE omar
EaL OLD DR.. Jacnb TownseHd's sarsaparla having g,
II the Old Drs likeness his family aruls ag h.
Aignatnre across The Of arms.
Prtaeipai 0IEce 1872 Nissan ST.. -Te4 FORK Caty
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
European Correspondence of the Times.
TORACCO CJpCJII ApS

PER NIAGARA.l ToNnoN Ath Ootabar 1910
with reference to Circular of the third ultmo
we have now the pleasure observe that the tendency to-
wards improvement which has for some time manifested
Itself IN our Tobacco market is fully confirmed by the
transactions OF the past MONTH
continued steady demand for expectation has enabled
holders to establish advance on mddlinq and good
qualities OF Virginia and Kentucky Leaf suitable for the
Continent, and it has become difficult to purchase even
low qualities at former rates
For home consumption also there was fair enquiry for
the season. andhe Sales consisting chiefly of common and
ddng dry Western Strips, exceed those of the previous
month"; IN every case extreme prices were obtained and
more business might have been DONE but for the very limited
range OF suitable qualities afforded by the old stock
When the sampmg Of the arrivals shall have placed
better assortment the market including fine srins
which are at present entirely wanting we shall no doubt
nave to extend our quotations to prices which do not exist
at present Tor want OF corresponding qualities
Two cargoes, one from Virginia and the other from New
Orleans together about 1900 hhd have arrived this week
and are not included in the suboned statement of stock
to which we refer, with the prices current
YOurs 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
COM Nj ERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS October o9d

RICHMOND MARKETS. October 22d.
TOBACCO.-'The market continues unusually anina-
ted and prices OF most descriptions steady The breaks
are small, the receipts light, and stock decreasing We
quote Lugs S3a S. so for shipping, and So 25 a 50 SO
for Manufacturing; Common Leaf 81 SO S. 50; Good
and Fine Sc So SO; and Fine Manufacturing SO So O
Sl2.
FLOUR.-Receipts continue moderate Sales Of Rich
mond superfne have been made S.; Scosvile sells at
So to IS 25.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shorts Is cents:
BrownSui1s 20 Cts; Ship Stus 40 cents per bushel De-
mand fair and stocks light
W1EAI-The receipts are not so heavy but sales con-
tnue to be made at 81 o5 for white and 81 red for mer
los-extra qualities may be quoted % cents per
bushs higher.
CORN.-We quote Corn at SO to IS cents per blshel
CORN MEAL.--60to Is cents per bushel
oAIS-Not much doing. We quote 80 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
FRANCE AND ROME

The Bcrln correspondent pf the New York CONNER
cal Advertiser gives the following amusing illustration of
the dilemma in which France has caught herself bv her
Roman expedition:
The French Ministry is in the case of the man with the
bottle imp, the enchanted piece of shagreen which he
couldn't sell give away or keep. find it very happily
MT OH IN an English paper: Once time there was
gentleman who won an elephantn rattle
1t was very fine elephant, and very cheap at the price
the gentleman paid Tor his chance
But the gentleman had no place to put it in.
Nobody would take it off his hands
He couldn't afford to keep it.
lie was afraid OF the law if he turned it loose into the
streets.
He was too humane to let it starye.
He afraid to shoot it.
In short he was in aperpexity very natural to gentle
feelings Of humanity and an elephant France has won
her elephant at Rome.'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

LIVERPOOL, 9Th Oct 1949
During the past month steady demand has been ex.
perlenced in this market for Tobacco suited to British
sumption, with occasional purchases for expectation and
all descriptions have maintained steady and rather i'm.
proving value
The aggregate sales are computed at about l470 hhSs
The first cargo from Virginia. per Janus Gray, arrived
about fortnight ago but OF has yet been sampled
vi the more extensive imports from New Orleans consist
ing chiefly OF Strips several large parcels of known repue
have been opened in fine condition. and found TO possess
In high degree the requisites for our consumption -
These are almost exclusively from Kentucky and Tennes-
see and already some retail sales have been made of
selections of fine color at I'd and upwards
and one entire parcel Of so hhds at Gid round The low
grades have not been similarly tested and we NAV OBJ
that the value OF the classes the old stock
not materially different from that quoted month ag o,
although higher prices are cNnended for and in the case
OF select qualities, have been obtained
We remain, yours, &c.
PRICES CURRENT
Virginia Ledt-Ordinary and faded Sd ordinary sound
3a3f fair leaiy At good substantial 4!a5 fine Irish 5a
81. ~ N
Western Leaf-Ordinary ed middling 81 fine dry CO.
Tory Al. W
Virginia Stemmed-Ordipary short 4d; lair dry leaty
4aa3 good do with substance 81 fine spinning 6ta7a
Western Memmed-Ordinary 3;d middng Al good
and hne 5a5a; new, good 5ia6t new, choice 6a az
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

Virginia Leat-Low and ordinary exports, laa24d; mid
ding do aa4 short sound and dry 3aa4 middng leaty
44a4} good and fine Sac.
Vngan1@ Nemmed-Ordnary short 3aa4d mildlng
and fair 4sa5; good and fine 5la7a.
Western Ledi.-L Low and ordinary 2a2d4 common 10
fair leaty parcels 2aa33 good and fine 4a5a
Western Stemmed-Ordinary and faded 34a4d; COM
mon 4sa4s mddlng and good and fine parcels 4aa5s :;
selections bright colon 5Ia6a.
Nes'ohead-Low and heated 2a2id ;mddliag sound IA
81 fine 7a9.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

80 The Committee arrange Tor the procession and
eulogy OF Mr. Polk, will meet Lafayette Hall on Tues
day evening next, at A O'Clock.
The COMMITTEE consists of VIM. +. Butler, Capts Dim
mock Nimmo, Elliott, Daniorh, Tompkns Dullries and
French and Lieut.. Shepherd, and John NJ Botls Ro G
Scott, Sr, James Evans, X. o. Haskns James b. nupuy
A. J. Crane.
The Che Marshal has appointed the following Assist
ant Marshas:
Coils. John A. Meredith II. w. Quarles, G.. w. Mum
lord, G. n. johnson, Thos. B. Bigger, j. W. Spalding;
Majors rhos ii Ellis, Ii. C. Cabell II. C. Rice; and
Capts 10. g. Scott, lr, and w. w Cmmp, who are
requested TO meet with the Committee the time and
place named above.
VIM, F. BUTLER, Chairman.
BENZ. SHEPHERD, Chief Marshal
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

BRITISH lRoN-We have seen late letter from London
iron for the United States at is IS Cd per tonan aa'
gregate cost OF half million ofdollars Delivered in this
country it will cost about $3S per ton The road for
winch has been bought is not named Every pound of
this iron ought 10 have been furnished from our own
and by the labor Of people, and no doubt would
have been, bad the tariff Of 1916 imposed specific and
reasonably protective duty on the foreign article 49,
Bait Amer of SYtuydoo,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts has issued
circular in which that Institution offers three prizes one
Of $3.50 one Of $500 and Of $3.50 to be awarded to
the artist who shall produce the first second and third best
painting to be not less than 40 by so inches size and to
De delivered at the Academyon before the 10th of
one fS3oo and Of $780, for landscape or marine
views, to be 81 by 40 inches. - -.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

HEALTH OF New ORIEANs.-For the week ending Oc-
tober a. the deaths from all only amounted to 90;
OF these "a were caused by yellow fever and one by cho
lera The Bee Of the 10th inst says:
There no fever either in Dr. Stones Hospital or the
other private nmaries OF the city and as far as we can
af us absence is also marked in private practice With
and the sooner the better"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
BEAUTY SOON FADES.Tbis : TO- ,~,.o

BEAUTY SOON FADES.--This is too true-
Noi only personal attractions, but all things beautiful are
at lhe mercy OF Time But though beauty must fade at
Nc one who has a beautiful complexion should allow
themselves 10 look old and faded before their time They
therefore pay proper attention to the subject and
use only les llAlEl1S NYMPH SOAP or EAU
DIVINE DE VENUS, lin liquid state) which will keep
is diseased, it will totally eradicate all pmpes blotces
IAN lreckles slinburn other eruptions aayng all in
ahnaon and lmpartng to a radiant whiteness Many
preparations Tor the skin said to be injurious in their
effects Jules fauePs Nymph Soap is not only perfectly
harmless but It's medical properties SUCH that cannot
sll 10 eject cure OF all cutaneous diseases No Nympb
Soaps genuine without it ha sny name on the wrappers
Avoid all other articles Of the same name
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chesnut ST
FOR sale by Alex; DWal, Gaynor & Wood, H. J Mil
Ter, R. R. Duva, Dove & Isiacs, A. Leslie and S. M
Zachrsson & Co. oc92 div
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

Zen. SHIELDS ON THE PRovso.-We take the follow
ing paragraph from the Chicago Tribune of the 18th in
slant:
., Gen Mields.-The Bevidere Republican says,hat Gen
Shields IN his speech at that place Monday last deca-
RED that, II elected tothe United States Senate he would
ooey the instructions OF the Legislature the Wilmo
rovso, both because they Instructions and because
they accorded with his own sentiments
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

FlRE-Ihe alarm of fire, on Monday morning, about 3
o'clock, was caused by the burning OF large two story
brick building, situated Church Hill corner of CLAW and
18th Streets owned by no c. Smton trustee and was u
occupied at the time but had been recently thoroughly
repaired, and the tenant have taken possession the
day OF thief fire. There an insurance. we understand
on the building Of $4,000, in the Richmond Fire Assocja-
ton This adds another to the already numerous acts of
incendarles, which have recently attributed to their
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

lis excellency d. NJ Barrnger Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plepoentary Of the United States Of Amer
ca to her CATHOLIC Majesty with his family and suite ar
rvedm Paris on Thursday, route for Madrid and are
at the Hotel des Princes, Rue Rchelieu
Paris Paper, Sept 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

n grand tournament took place, on Tuesday last,
at Doughoregan Manor, Maryland. The success
tu knight was Lieut.. Rhet, of the u. s. Army.
The lady crowned was Miss Elizabeth Poultnev of
Baltimore. The most novel part of the entertain
ment was the presentation of sword by the hands
OF the queen, to the gallant Col. John B. Magruder.
formerly OF Virginia, and of another to Major John
Eager Howard, of Baltimore, both of whom won
distinction In Mexico. These ceremonies impaired
something perhaps of real chivalry to the proceed
ings.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

Is 1t not little remarkable, that when the even number
Of the Commissioners offered the Governor happy oppor
tuny OF avoiding any discrimination between the political
parties, in connection with this noble enterprise of the
wholepeope, he should have thought ii necessaryo APP
point four Democrats and t,co Whinsl1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

CAIdFoRNIA-Aceording to the Boston Shipping List
Jour hundred and sixty -four vessels have sailed from
IN e United States Tor California up to the present time
ana OF this number but nmety-fve had arrived ND to
september Near thirty vessels of various descriptions
are now up Tor California at Boston. Their cargoes con-
ssl Principally otlumber, bricks and frame houses Pas
plenty and those vessels which take them oct
full compliment So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET. Oct 20
The Cotton market heavy Yesterday under the ad
wees brought over by the Canada The transactions
reached 100 bales at decided reduction in favor of buy
efs amounting in some instances to decline of &c. The
sues were at extremes ranging from 0 to llc between
and QUO OF which sold at l02c.-Couriey
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

railroad is proposed, extending from Mobile bv Ger
ard, Ala and Columbus, Ga, to Macon by means of
which the travelling time from Mobile to Savannah would
be reduced TO IS hours
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
CITY AFFAIRS,
MAY0R,S C0IIRT


ne ram having fallen in torrents throughout the entire
oay sunday lew persons ventpred into the Streets and the
Reporter had imagined that the regular and Sunday police
officers had enjoyed coy day around the watch house
ire Not 80, however Certain turbulent black spirits in
the lower ward, kept the officers pretty actively engaged
he bench appropriated to maleacors in the Mayors
oou was crowded yesterday morning who were disposed
OF in the following order and manner:
Two coloured men, IN the employment of Mr. Jas
Goode, were arrested Sunday morning on Cary street. en-
gagged in rioous and dsordery conduct Ordered to be
punished.
Betsy Blniord and Lewis, doth free negroes were ar
rested Sunday near Seabrooks ware house Had hoen
fighting in small grocery in the neighbourhood from
which they had been expelled Betsy was released. but
Lewspad the penalty of the law.
William Niche, another free mulatto, was arrested
Sunday night near the Old Market for creating distur-
Dance IN the street He hoped and hallooed at isty
rate and when directed by Captain Jnkn's TO shu up,
very cooy assured him he should not as he had received
PERMISSION at the Mayors Court to haoo as much as he
desired. AS the Mayor had recollection of having
granted the special indulgence claimed in this case the
offender was sent to Jail in default OF security for good be-
haviour
TYPO "oUT OF soRTs"-The next person brounht
before his Honour, was white subject, and Jolly look
ing one too who gave his as John Sco-said he
hailed originally from Philadelphia was Printer by pro-
iession but having no liking for the profession or the
profession having for him. had deserted ii to uphold
hscountrys honour in the tented ed-had exchanged his
composing stick" for sword, and instead of recording
had been performing deeds which might live in the pages
OF his counys history The officer who arrested Scott
stated that he found him asleep in the street Sunday
drowned in double The merciless clouds were
pouring out their contents him. whilst the "re water
he had nnbbed, had drowned his intellectual facues-
lfe Mayor asked the prisoner whittier he was bound =
lie promptly REPLIED 'For Philadelphia" and then added
lat Is, your Honour will suffer me to CO.. On condi-
ton that he should instantly take up the line of march for
the city OF Brotherly Love, the Mayor released him.
officer darlington reported several violations of the wa
ter and wagon ordinances which under consideration
when the Reporter left the Court.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

It's estimated that there have been built in the United
States, from the year 1924 the year l81S 1910 steam
boats. The present OF steamboat building is about
two bundled per annum.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

DUNLOP, MONCURE n co. ask the attention
OF dealers to their auction sale of Groceries, &c. This
Morning at 10 o'clock, without regard to weather
oc %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

az SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.--The SYNOD of
Virginia will meet Thursday evening next at half past
o'clock in the Omitted Presbyterian Church on Shockoe
Pollock. There will probably be preaching at Ii o'clock,
A. M, and hall past RI, NJ each day during the Session
OF the body; but particular notice will be given from day
day The public respectfully invited to attend both
the religious services and the Sessions Of Synod,
oc %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

Capt Forbes, OF Boston, has been voted silver medal
blythe members Of Loyds for his gallant conduct in saving
passengers from the wreck ofthe Charles Bartlett
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

The night train of cars from Philadelphia to Baltimore
on eanesday ran INTO flock of sheep the track Kill
Ing 1t is said, thirty or forty OF them
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

appointment ty the Gouernor Of Virginia.
Memucan Hunt, OF Austin Texas, TO be commission
n 10 take acknowledgements and proof of deeds &c
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

An attempt was made on Wednesday night to rob
the dwelling of Bishop Nottingham of the EPISCOPAL
Church. in Baltimore. The Bishop heard the noise, and
robber An alarm being given, several of the neghbors
came to his assistance; and man. representing himself
to be Watchman stepped up and took the robber in Gus
tody Nothing has since been heard of either Waterman
or obberleadng to the inference that the former was an
ccomplice.-Aier. Gnz ~ 80
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

lHE Wo WANTS IN CAILFoRNIA.-A letter from San
Francisco says:
AT present. Gas the common saying here isl there are
but two things really in demand viz women and lumber
the former being exceedingly rare and the latter bringing
from $3.50 to $500 per thousand feet
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23
WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRV

Tor the cure OF Coughs Colds Asthma Group, Bleeding of
the Lungs Whooping Cough Bronchitis Influenza short
ness OF Breath Pain and Weakness the Breast or Side
LIVER Complaint and the first stages OF CONSUMPTION
All the different signatures, said to be the genuine article
for sale by r. W. DYOTT g. SONS wv
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelpha.
~ b. There being various persons claiming to be the
propretors OF the above described preparation our custom
es when they order will please be particular to mention
whose preparation they wish have as we have it with
the signatures OF |. Butts, VIM. M. Spear, Sanford &
Park Dr. Wisar, &c. all of which claim to be the gen.
une article. ee1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

+ Ig' no CURE-NO PAY IF your hair is
Ealing OF or turning grey, FLETCHER, at the American,
Tualtees TO prevent it, or make charge Fetchers
mar soil and plyabIe Try it Price so cents her hntte
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-23

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET, Oot. 10
Cotton Is heavy Of sale to-day. 1900 bales were ve.
'eay disposed Ola o. to 81 for mddng descriptions
frelghts are rather unsettled A ship was taken I'D yes
terday at 81 per bale for Liverpool