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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
From the Spartan.
STATE VS.. m. BARRETr.
WARRANT TO ARREST AEn ~,
iCOGNTSE A WITNESS.

,,5f =, tCOGNISE A WITNESS.
81 We call the attention of the Magistrates
and Post Masters of, and in this State. to
Our report of the legal proceedings had in
this case against G.. w. III. Legg, ESD,
Post Master at this place. 54,
1t was known that Barrett was author
ised TO take from the Post Office a letter
directed to John Edward Thomson. This
ne positively refused to do, doubtless be-
cause it might impiicate him in some de.
gree. The Post Master was not, author
ised by law to. deliver it to any one, but
the person addressed, or his agents. 1t
was, believed the letter contained impor-
tant testimony or would lead to the oh.
tanning important testimony on the part
OF the State in this prosecution, and the
question was how the letter could legally
be got hold of The Hon. David Johnson
Ex- Governor, and for thirty years a Judge
OF the Supreme Court of this State, on
Monday last attended at this place for
the purpose of aiding our people with his
experience and advice, this he did. and It
was strictly followed. The Hon. II. VI
thomson, Chairman of the Committee Of
Pdst M MoS.aa anu oaiety, made oath that the
the 's s.asa stur :, . was material witness for
Post Master, had in his possession, ,as such
letter directed to John Edward Tbom.
son, which letter the deponent had reas-
on to believe, and did believe would fnrn.
ish material evidence in the State vs.J
M, Barrett f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
A PRAYER BY Kossurn.

The following prayer ..iiff5sred by Kos
suth will be interesting to our readers 1t
was offered by him kHeeling amid the
multitude, at the grave Of the Magyar
heroes who fell in the battle OF RapoYlna,
and was originally published in the 'Op-
position, journal of Pesth. We trans-
late from the Germany. Y. Tribune
Almighty Lord God of the warriors
of Arpad! Look down from thy starry
throne upon thy imploring servant, from
whose lips the prayer of millions asccnds
to thy Heaven, praising the unsearciii,ssbblle
power of thine thine 0mnipotemce. O God.
over me shines thy sun and beneath me
rcposc the relics of my fallen heroic breth-
rcn; above my heal the sky is blue and
under my feet the earth is dyed red with
the holy blood of the children of our an
cestors. Let the animating beams of the
sun fall here that flowers may spring up
from the blood so that these hulis of de-
parted beings may not moulder unadorn-
cd. God of our fathers and God of the
nations hear and bless the voice of our
warriors and which the arm and the soul
of brave nations thunder to break the iron
hand OF tS ranny as it forges its chains.
"A AS free man kneel on these fresh
graves, by the remains Of my brothers.
by such sacrifice as theirs Thy Earth
would be consecrated were it all stained
with sin. Good on this holy soil above
these graves no race of slaves can live.
o Father! Father of our Fathers Nigh
ty over myriads! Almighty God of the
Heaven, the Earth and the Seas From
these bones springs a glory whose radi-
ance is on the brow of my people. Hal
low their dust with Thy grace that the
ashes of my fallen heroic brethren may
rest in peace! Leave us not, Great God
of battles In the holy name of the nations,
praised be Thy Omnipotence. Amen.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
SENATORS HOUSTON AND RUsK'

SENATORS HOUSTON AND RUSK.
These Senators from Texas have come out
advocating in speeches dcliveredat Marshall,
in favor OF the Benton platform. Both are at
tempting to justify themselves for their refusal
to sign the Southern Address. Mr. Houston
says Inc refused to sign it because "it was an ap-
peal to the South--it WINS sectional. therefore
fanatical. II was not addressed to the people
OF the Union, and that we must preserve tho
Union."R Mr. Rusk says ditto to Hr. Houston
and advocates submission rather thnn resist.
ance. Flas isasatss
These are indeed beautiful sentiments, and
such as only traitors to their country would
publish, What, submit That word does not
belong to our vocabulary, we know no such in
the present contest between the North and the
South. Our rights are attacked-our institu-
tions are warred against-the Constitution and
its guarantees are trampled upon, and we are
told that our position as equals in the govern.
ment is to be wrested from us, and vet S0tb.
ern men advise submission to all this, rather
than iesistl Such comfort and aid as these
men, and the renegade Benton, arc giving TO the
North have produced more of that embittercd
ceiling against our institutions than any thing
else; and the people ofthe South should teach
them, that to forsake her cause is but to insure
their speedy downfall and degradation. The
people of Texas should take Houston's advice
and send another, no, two other Senators to
Congress, who will regard Southern rights and
interests more than political preferment
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
POST OFFICE RoBREp

The Post Office at Dalton. Ga, broken open
on the night of the l4th inst, and aevcrailet
ters containing moneyYwcrc opcnedana robbed
several isttefs which were placed in the ofice
aurlng the day were missing No clue has as
yet been discovered as to the individual who
com'a'sted the deed, although diligent search
WAS being made. - s- = - -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
PRUSSIC ACID.

a German paper says that suspension of
life produced by prussic acid is merely appa-
rent; and that life is Immediately restored by
pouring acetate of potash and common salt
dissolved in water, on the head and spine
Rabbits have been frequently recovered there
from the effects of prussic acid by this appli,
cation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
'Ths Spanish Consul offers. to comn,u.

The Spanish Consul offers to comlnu.
nlcatc privately to Recorder Genois Off
cial documents, which he says establish
cs most clearly and explicitly that the
story of the kidnapped Spaniard is un-
founded. The Consul's letter is said to
furnish ground to believe in the truth of
the report, and it is thought that it will
be proved.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
NEw.OnlEANs. Julv- 1o-oa m

NEw-ORIEASs, July l9--0a. m.
Great excitement amons the naturali-
zcd Spanish citizens about the abduction
of the Spaniard. There will be rigid
investigation of the circumstances. The.
Spanish Consul is directly charged as a
party concerned. 5 .maI.., s,rr te,ss ~,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
EXECUTION.
32 majority

The slaves, NichoIaa, Georgia and John Who
were conyieted Of ipsubordnationin .he Char
ieston Work House. were executed on sbe
2oth inst We aeam from the Charleston
Courier that there are but fopr Of inosc that
escaPed but what haze been ro,taSeu.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
[zs1sgrap1sd for Charleston Courier.

New oRIEANs, July. 1s---9, q. m.
Mr.. Morse has been nominated aa Tho
democratic candidate for Congress from
the 4th Louisiana District.
Our city sda continues healthy. Du-.
r1ng tho week ending 18th inst, there
by cholera. Wy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
KEOWEE COURIER.
Saturday, Jmly 9s, 1s4P.

With a view of accommodating our Sub.
scribers who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub.
scriptions to the KEowEE CouRIER, viz:
MAJ. w. s. GnIsHAM, at West Union. e.
EDwAnD Huonss, Esq, Horse Shoe.
E. p. WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat.
NJ. +. MrrcHEII, Esq. Pickensville.
J.E. HAsooD,s ~" Twelve Mile.
I. j. WEBB for Anderson District sstfU ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
ELECTIoN

An Election was held on the 25th inst, for
Captain Of Beat No. !, 2nd Rcgt, s. O. NJ.
which resulted in The election Of Lieut. James
L Boyd, The following Is the statS Of the
polls: 9f9N 9iffT
Lieut.. }. L. Boyd, 1c4 'i sSi /
Capt. r. F. Morgan, 'Te af7a1'i sa' .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
ST. DOMINGO AND U. s, CONSUL,

oi. DOMlNGO AND u. S. CONSUL %
When the city of st. Dimingo was attacked
by the Haytiens, headed b. Santana a number
OF females, children, and refugees came to the
house OF our Consul for protection. Jimenes,
the President, demanded that the Consnl
should give them up, this he refused to do
'imenes with an armed force attempted to ar.
restthe Consul, but was prevented by the in.
reference of the British and French Consuls
some cannon was then directed against his
mouse; under this dilemma consultation xvos
held by the three Consuls and the comrnanders
OF the French covette of war and nm Fno,;s,,
sioop. The French commander. Mons Rs,va,
sald that he could only protect his own Consul
ana inc inmates of his house; upon this the
English commander, Grandvile III. Wood said
TO the American Consul, ''sir, my force il small
but command IL, rs if Ii were your own weasel
OF war" President Jin,enes would ce1ta;n,,,
have attacked the house Of our Cor.sul and
much bloodshed would have ens,,ed. bnt for
the report that Commodore Parker was under
sail for that port Our Consul has received
the thanks of all the Generals and princino,
citizens for nobly preserving the lives Of SO
many females and children, and preventing go
much effusion of blood President Jin,enes
has been declared no longer fit to govern. and
from this specimen Of his tyranical ,iisposition
we think with his subjects, and trust that tbo;r
efforts to form a new government win he
crowned with success. f9,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT s1rIcJDE

cu'uhS ms unoat Ims boy had been runawoy
for the last two or thrco weeks; and was ar.
rested in the State of Georgia, and brought
homo by G.. w. Smith Smith it appears had
forgotten to search the boy, and when he was
requested to tie the boy to a tree until Mai;
Grishani returned, he took a knife from his
pocket and cutthe line that fastened one of his
hands--he then attempted to escape but was
oyertaken at the fence Immediately he placed
the knife to his throat, making cash of about
four inches. Medical aid was immediately
called, and from the last accounts, it is proba.
bic that the boy viii recover hN
We clip the following description of the
counterfeit money, of which we gave some ac-
count two weeks since, from the Mobile Tri-
bune: 81
CouNTERFEITs. I'VE saw Yesterday
two counterfeit one hundred dollar bills
on the Mobile bank. They looked as
though they were just from the hands of
the manufacturers. The difference be-
tween them and the genuine bills is as fol
lows. In the counterfeit the $1OO is in
large figures on each corner; in the pen-
uine the $1GG is on tho two lower corners
only. The signatures arc pretty we'll
executed, except in the Presidents name
which is spelled w. II. Hellett, insted of
Nv. II. Hallett. They are printed on
good paper and look very well, but the
only resemblance on the face to the gen
'lIine are the words" Rank of Moh;lo .,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
JOHN n, BARRETT-THE ABOLITION
EMISSARY 1

We find in the Spartan of the 10th several
letters published, which have been directed to
this person, which abundantly prove his true
character. He alledged, when first arrested
and confined in Spartanburg Jail, that he could
not be made responsible for documents, which
might be enclosed to him by unknown incendia-
ries; but the character of the letters fully show
that he is their friend, and that they know and
appreciate their man. If he be the innocent
victim he pretends, why haze they so much
care for him rs constantly to exhort him to
caution, lest nc should be dctectedl Why ad
dress him as dear John" and enquire part;cu
larly as to his health and successs In fne why
DO they resort to an enigmatical correspon-
dences And how is it, if he is so free fron, the
charges alledgCs against him, that he is able to
decipher these mystic writingsa He is certain.
iy the Abolition Enlissary, and seeks to SOW
discord and discomfort among our citizens by
circulating "Brutus" and "A True Caroliniann
The Spartan says there is no doubt that
these publications are printed in Cincinnati;
and that the handwriting of some of the letters
is known and that every means will be used
TO procure the real names of the writer's.
One OF the letters is dated at '.Edgeticld,
june 10, ls49," one at Washington, and two at
Philadelphia. We cannot believe that any
Caroiinian is in correspondence with these in.
cendiaries, but If there is, then says the Spar.
tan, I've have one name that shall at the proper
time be given to public"
Mr. Barrett has acquired more celebrity, we
have no doubt, than he could by any means
anticipate, and when he has been tried and con.
victed' all the abolitionsts in the Union may
say and do what they please, but they cannot
save their emissary from cnndign punishment
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

E CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC ONLY
GENUINE DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, II HAS THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE
he'outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
This is believed to be the only article bearing the above
title as emanatng from the Doctor The virtues Of Wild
Cherry for relieving affections OF the Lungs, and that all
important organ, the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
dence OF domestic practice.
Glty Of Philadelphia, William NJ Spear, of the city
poses and says that he in the possession of the ORIGINAL
recipe for preparing Balsam of Wild Cherry for affec-
tons OF the Lungs, which given to him by Dr. Wis
tar regularly educated Physician and that he believes
to be the only in possession OF any person except the
said DR.. Wistar himself w. NJ SPEAR.
Sworn and subscribed before me, and the cy seal at
fixed the first day Of November, A. D. eighteen hun
dred and forty seven.
r.. 81 JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
copyright for the Basam is secured
Absurd may appear in the face ofhe above ndeni-
able proof individual from Boston, Mass recently APP
piled to the United States District Court of Pennsylvania
Tor injunction on the General Agent for the United
States and the British Provinces to prevent said agent
from selling the only genuine Dr. Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry, (sald individual claiming the right, OF course
the Hon. Judge OF said court promptly refused it.
It is Wistars original Basam of Wild Cherry alone that
performs 1 the cure, Let them not deceive you.
UzB Look well to the marks OF the genuine
No DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry can possibly
be the genuine without the written signature of VIM NJ
spear is on the outside wrapper surrounding each bottle.
TO the public.
r the N gSps B R Put W VI il bottles bottles With the words
front, with the signature VIM. M. SPEAR
A liberal discount to 4 1ggxts and dealers.
NOTICE TO THE H HhlS have this dav .O-
pointed T. w DYOTT & SON, No. 1872 North Second
street Philadelphia, sole wholesale furnishing Agents for
the (only genuine) DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY
All orders for the Basam addressed to them, will be
promptly aened to at the Propretors lowest wholesale
prices
w. M. SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Also for sale by most respectable Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the United States Mexico, West In
dies and British Provinces, who in the practice of sell
ling Genuine Popular Medicines.
Price ST. Six bottles for S..
N. BIT. B. DYOTT & SONS, of Philadelphia,
ARE my Agents. WIN. M. SPEAR.
NH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South 18th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling przes STATIONS the man.

LOOK AT THIS!
Unprecedented Luck at Strattoo's
-Four Prizes of $1,000 sold and paid in one Lottery
Drawn Nos; Wenongalia, No. D-April a1st
Who'll, g. 5;: 80 les 70 % - % ls 60 % = g.
Half Nox 10 30 ~, do 1000
s s};5s So ssa n,, ,v i do rg ISS ?Son
81 Is % 60 "a i6 80 60 50 20 II 5 Is.
Halt Nos 10 % 49, prize OF $780, sqld and Paid by
MORE GOOD LUCK AT sTRATToN S.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS SOLD
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. s2-July Sd;
ID IA 46 AZ IL 81 40 10 60 l.
Ticket Nos 10 40 SO, the Sd capital OF $1,000 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. s3-July 5th
60 Al 70 Is SO 10 81 10 70 SO SO 81
Whole Nos 10 50 TO- prize Of '2 sT i3d ri 4R5Na by
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No; As, July 9Th:
Do do q g by "0 ''pI sTR s9 dR5
DraTn ! NGs IS sus IS x extra No n &c. uy h
H Hete N de IS Two more s0 sf fd pff
90 P p n N0 e q IS s Us No n July 9Th
Ticket Nos 49, prize Of SIG sf iH5a afa 4Po5Ss
P 5o W y Nos M T. Ne 2 sS1qy ~
Whole Nos 81 o. prize $780, s sGf rs P5s by
Drawn Nos: OF sussex No; 4s, July 10Th
62 81 40 66 Sd 70 50 81 40 "A So 81 SO.
Hall Nos 10 prize Of $780, s yfs aaf RRoesS by
pax sn N Ss Of q on IS u Ne 60 8 3 g
Ticket Nos II 80 81 prize Of sloo sold and paid by
Drawn numbers OF Delaware, No 80, July lstf4
SO rs 40 81 SO 10 81 67 10 S 60 Sc SO IS SO.
Ticket Nos 80 40 60, prize of $50 sod and paid by
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, No s9-Iuy 18th:
60 43 4 &c Sc "a 70 80 S "a 50 "a
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, No 49--July Goth:
AZ "a 81 10 48 Al "a . Is 81 AZ r. IT,
Sc 90 e 81 % Il &c So Is Il 70 OF" 60. '
Halt Nos 70 Sc u, capital sold and p sid b BY
80 "a 81 IS IS So sS IL 81 is ID s6 Is.
23,500 dollars, 800!
-Monongaa, No. 9l-Captals 1923 500
$500, 1000, 5000 of 400, &c IS numbers 10 drawn
Tickets S., halves so, quarters %.
10000 dollars, 10000,
WEDNESDAY.-Deawa No. 30-Capials $50,
O00 5000, OO0 5000, 3072 20 of 1900 &c. Ct mum
bers 10 drawn. Tickets $40, halves S, quarters so
$4,000 dollars!
Thursday onongalia, No. 92-Capitals o
$l3OoO 7Ooo 1000 1888, 10 of 1000, &c IS numbers
10 drawn. Tickets S., halves so, quarters %.
10000 dollars, 5000!
FRlDA 4-SusseX Lottery, No. 5l-Capltals $2O,0O0
6000 5000, 2435 OF 1000, &c. IS numbers 10 drawn
Tickets 81, halves g. quarters l.
1000 dollars, 1000!
SATURDA 1@oSussex, extra, No. s9-Capitas
$4,000, 1000, 57s,&c &c numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets
ST. halves SOC, quarters Csc.
SATURDAY-Vmginia Monongalia Lottery, class G
for ls49, to be drawn Saturday, July 2sth 7s nun
bers l6 drawn. Capitals $4,000 l3O00 IL 900, 5000
5000, 4OOO 5000 1885, 1900 l0O0 500 Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
Buyers are referred my Register of Prizes be
at the office, proof of what have sold and every
drawing continues to increase the number
Orders for packages certificates of packages and single
tcketsn the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will b.
promptly attended to, and drawing sent when requested
Please address orders to
iv23 N STRATTON Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

aaHN We received mail north of Baltimore last
evening, in consequence of the Railroad accident noticed
in our Teegraphic despatch from Baltimore The obging
mail agent the Fredericksburg cars, to whom we are
daily indebted for the leading Northern papers in advance
OF the regular mail informs that the mail brought no
papers beyond Baltimore, in consequence of the run
ming off the track Sunday night between Philadelphia and
the Susquehanna, by which accident the Engineer lost his
life and others sustained INJURIES
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

T OUIsA RAILROAD NOTICEToC ONTRAC-
l. TORS Sealed proposals will be received until the
9th inst at Hanover Court House, for the building
arched culverts equrng 10000 bricks on the eastern
extension OF the Louisa Railroad.
These culverts located sections No. 10 and l6
distant from Richmond IA and II miles, in remarkably
healthy neighborhood the materials for making the brick
are abundant, and convenient to the work
Also proposals will be received until the 9th day of Au-
gust for the masonary in the abumens and piers OF the
Moores Creek Bridge on the western extension Of the
Louisa Railroad.
The whole amount of masonary will be about 1000
perches but the company the right reduce the
amount of work be placed under if they see tt
on or before the day Of letting
Plans and specifications of the above work be seen
ION the eastern exenson) upon application on and after
the oath nst at Hanover Court House, and for the work
on the western extension Charlottesville, and after
the LIST day OF August w. A. KUPER,
iy I9 t6A Chief Engineer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

TJNRUSTEE'SeSALE.-B virtue Of deed of trust
i executed to me-. on the I'd day OF May 1S4s, by
Thomas w Lotter for certain purposes therein named
shall proceed SELL at public auction the I'd day of
August, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture mentioned said deed consisting of
splendid mahogany Bedsead; do Sdeboard do Bureaus
do Washstand; Clock; do Chairs; Gassware Crockery
Terms cash. The place of sale will be designated
hereafter. HENRY A. ATKINSON, Trustee.
iy2l--dtds TOLER & COOK Aucts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

FLEroHERs HAIR ToNIc.---Ths excellent article tor
preserving and beaufyng that essential part of mans
FLETCHER never anticipated it would arrive at
Most Of our good looking girls their glossy tresses
and dandes their silky locks its wonderful efficacy
in removing danduf and causing it to grow as healthy as
any other vegetable.
Drop in at FLETcHER's under the American ye whose
tghu heads the objects Of the laughter and wit of
your associates. lie 26
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24
mo COMPREHENSIVE pronnaal-

ITO CONTRACTORS.--Se one old 49, oe
i received at the office 81 th th 9n,h Jr lI ~ Ao+
VIVA Come F b ua r1 Jay ~ ~ Ea
ne tor o1 h b tiJ t Of fo p a ar t Pb
ny Gaiai WI" .h D.; - 10 f tl IA 49, III
monu lr9 pi e pas 1l I'LL VI III, te oI ioo o1 any
hfoug tie 10 1o fo Ia moi VIII oq ia ~ VI
hve locks Oh 10 o. ~ eG i a mt SHOT ta I'd
SINS sbe ba ,asn 81 he a nd as
b 5 s Of the present DOCK the extension of the
ock lew nogo ,tet edsIwaly ana lne eonslrIi
u9n o. a out t ocm eS e Gnu @
mondi
Sealed proposals VIII also DC received al the same tnne
ana place, m ie same oa'e' lo 'he CONSTRUCTOR Oh the
ioloT E - to 4lo oo,,,
ny's canal with the Rvanna at Columbia This work
will consist OF canal four and nan miles long TIMBER
dam across the Rvanna river at Stllnans Mills, stone
guard lock, and several culyerts ~
For the construction OF the connection OF the Com
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

StTOCK FOR S.ALE.--S5000 City per cent; 5000
y James River and Kanawha, guaranteed by State of
Va 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio guaranteed by Maryland
and Va, in to suit purchasers at themarket rate
c W. PURCELL i Co,
iy Ia Stock and Exchange Brokers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

gY NO CURE-NO PAYt-If your hair is falling
of or turning grey, FLETCHER at the American guaran-
tees to prevent it, make charge. Fletchers Tonic
not only destroys dandru but makes the coarsest hair
soft and plyable. Tryit Price so cents per bottle
jy2l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-24

A-ANTI-CHOLERA REMEDY
IT'S only few days since this unrvaed preparation first
brought the notice othe medical faculty by one whose
sterling merits and extensive medical requirements in all
that pertains to his profession has placed his high
surprising, it may appear, it has acquired reputation
among hundreds that have made of it, at once unpa-
raeled and Unprecedented and this it has done solely by
its intrinsic merits and by its prompt action and eectual
cure Of DIARRHCEA and DYSENTERY , even where
the disease was otthe most alarming characer but the
pute is for the afflicted to try it and see for themselves
So try it one and ALL 1t can be had of the proprietor
E. J. PICOT,
je IA dim Corner opposite the Old Market.