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A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES!
The HeAriCO pile Lotion

THIS article which has been used by more Than lw
hundred persons in this city, has fully proven srI
to be the best most simple, and powerfully ricacio,
remedy for this most annoying disease yet disco
vered IL Is an outward application, Yer, safe, mme
dalr in lis relief, and perfect IN lis Reference
be had TO the following voluntary Certificates from
persons we'll known IN our city, as well a many others
whom drcacy prevents appearing in public:
From Ihos Tnslsy Johnson, inspector at Seabrook's
Warehouse:
Sessrs Charles Bennett Il Co-Dear Sirs: For the
last fifteen years have been greatly afflicted with The
Piles during which time have had the advice Of oul
most able Physicians, tried almost every quack med
cine recommended for the disease and been tice ope
ratsd on, without deriving any benefit. Ii was, how
ever, my good luck, during The last fall TO make trIa
Of the medicine called "Henrico Pile Lotion" from the
use of which, in few applications, was much be
neftled to enable me To attend my business with
out the least Inconvenience; and from its continued
use. am cured The disease.
Yours, most respectfully,
THOS. T. JOHNSON.
From the Rev. Robert Ryland, President of Richmond
College:
Ric4AoSD COLLEGE. March l2, ls49.
This ia TO certify, that have used the "iienrco Pile
Lotion" as remedy To the disease in a member Of my
family and that phie othcr remedies p,ored
seetua thus has been succeeded by entue absence Of
hs disease recommend 1t 10 the afflicted, as simple,
safe md etfcacious. RIO. RYLAND,
President Richmond College.
From Philip F. White, Esq:
hereby certify that, for thr last fifteen months,
have suffered most severely from the Piles. was In
constant and rainat times almost incapaciIaed
far business [ tried various rem-des-ndred, all !
could hear of-bu without receiving the slightest re-
lief AZ length tried the Ienrco Pile Lotion and the
result is entire cure. can and do recommend an
Invaluable remedy for this painful disease.
Given under my hand, this l7h day Of March, lsi9,
nj Richmond. PHILIP +. WHITE.
W All orders for the above invaluable remedy must
be addressed To the Agents,
CHAs BENNETT & Co, Druggists,
No. $50, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
Nav l2-d&c2m
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JOHN A MEREDITH, ,,on,;.,,
WIN u WINSTON, Commissioners
FARM IN HENRiCO COUNTY FOR
SALE.

rl'HE subscriber, with view Of changing his pur
suit, offers for sale, privately, The farm on which
he at present resides, situated deep Run, ~ The
county HrnrcO miles above Richmond. between
the river and Three Chopped roads. containing 426
acres Of land Ia an improving rUndlliOn-wond inca
dow and high land We'll proportiun.d Most all oil the
meadow, aud fair proportion of the high land. IS
freshly seeded with clover, timothy, herds, orchard
and Fall high-and meadow grasses. The cops
growing tins land AT present are WHEAT rye, Gals
and The situation Is beautiful, and remarkably
healthy THIS farm abnnndS IN springs Ut -tcrrnt
water and IL enclosed with good fences. There
this farm orchards OF choice apples peaches pears
and good site AMI advantageous ocat,nn fvr srst
aud saw mili-pond aud dam ready far
The improvements consist Of a most convenient and
rxcellrnY arranged dwelling house, part Of which Is
three stories hIgn with large garrett, the remainder
stories nigh with good crili containing llltgr
Their thirteen ru0m,, besides large passages Two smoke
houses comfortable framed kitr-n and quarters.
rage house, ash house. I'VE houses Sc; aud last
ly though not least. IS supposed by collirrs thai the
Deep Run seam Of coal passes through this farm,
there are evidences Of coal nn different parts 81
deem II unnecessary 10 say more, than respectfully
10 invite all persons disposed To purchase 10 call aud
examine for themselves. WM. l.. HARRIS.
Nav 4-cw6w
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED /
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAV D.
Or Hebrew Plaster.

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
IA Side, Chest, Loins Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rheu
matism in all its varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fee
male Weaknesses, ETC., ETC. For the above complaints
this Plaster has no EQUAL. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired not only IN the old but ~ the
new world-lhe extraordinary cures II has performed
in the extreme of suffering, have acquired
forit such reputation. that the proprietor has nh-un
Ill recently able TO supply hall the demand.
The sales throughout every city, Town anu village n
the limited States are without 4 parallel.
circumstance not surprising, when The vast amount
Of human suffering relieved by It's USE Is considered
In SuinaI Defects the benefit usually 10 oil The most de-
cidrd character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
case, ont Of twenty readily yield To the penetrating st
muIa combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism. etheracnte OF chronic, the claims oil
m. Uehrrw Plaster have long since been universally
&C NOV lodged. Those who are iaborns under weak
hacks no matter from what cdlise Tue weakness may
have orginated-even II such persons nave been ms
guided IN previous appcaions-n Inc Gs- oil the He
bIsw Plaster they will lind the affected part suddenly
restored to its original sounuhess. .
A. snnporter In cases of constitutional weakness IL
~ he fond of great advantage IL rs particularly
commended 10 Females who are suffering from suddrn
w.akn.ss or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific mind was ca
nahlr nj compoundine from valuable substances found
In The old world and will be found entirely free from
those objections which are soirce Of complaint with
the numerous spread pasers now before the public.
NJ These plasters possess the advantage Of heinz
nut up In air tight bores-hence they retain therfu
virtues in all climates.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND BASE mi
TaTlONS.
None gexuine without the engraving of Jeo Ddrd on
the wrapper around each box Price 50 Gents per boz
Each hoI contains sufficient 70 spread six eight plas-
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCovIL MEAD,
No. ll3, Charters Street, New Orleans General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALEX DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYSOR WOOD, Richmond
THOS II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
M A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
Iva g. H. TIMBERLhKE, Charlottesville
May23-dlyew
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THEATRE.

CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE EACH EVENING
ME celebrated and popular RAVEL FA-
i MlLY, under the direction OF Francois Ra-
vel, for three nights only-Friday, May 25lh; Sa-
IuIday. May 18th, and Monday, MAY 2sh.
On FRIDAY EVENING, May 25,h, the per-
torrance will commence with the graceful
achievements on The
L | G HI II r o p E,
10 be followed (6rst time in This city, with the
ballet Pantomime ot the
FETE CHAMPETRE,
After which the grand comic ballet Pan.omime OF
Monsieur Deschalmeau,
To'be succeeded BY
La CRACOViENNE.
The whole to conclude with The much admired,
beautiful Tabeau Vivanls, Of
THE DEATH OF ABEL.
q For incidents, distribution OF characters,
Sr., see small bills.
- Prices OF Admission: Boxes, 80 cents;
ri. = cents; Galleries, 20, 25 and l2a cents.
= Box Office open from 8, A. NJ, TIL 4, P.
= Doors open at II, performance to CON-
e al st O'clock
o. An efficient police will be in attendance.
Nav 2d-1,
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New Spring DRY Good.

r. RISTIAN & rHRO Phave
- opened new and varied assortment Of NJ and
desirable STAPLE and FANCY DRY Co.'s, TO
which they particularly invite the attention mer-
chants, farmers sekeepers, and all in want new
and fashionable Goods Their stock consists irl OF
Black and colored French and English Cloths
Black French Doeskins and Cassimeres
Colored, plain and striped Cassimtres
Rich black and cnlored silk aud Satin Vesln
Marseilles, Valencia and Linen Yestings
Black and coIored Cashmerelts and Drap de }
Checked Linens and colored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and Merino Casslmeres
Silk, Satin, Lawn and other CTavats
Black and c0Ored Silk and Satin Scar(s
Extra rich silk Tissues and Bareges
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Gace Silks
Plain and plaid Ginshams
Plain and embroidered Taretan Muslns
Black Matteoni and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de Rhines
Plain and figured black and blue black Poule Snic
Black French and English Bombazines
Black Silk Warp Alpaccas
Plain and figured celored Alpaccas
Rich Mouseln de LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Lawns-every style and quality
Rich plaid and figured Linen Lusues
Bieached and brown shifting and Sheeting
Prints-every style and qualify
Parasols-eyery quality and color
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and Bandho1eali Of
which will be suld on the most favorable termby
CHRISTIAN & LATHP,
March 30-ctf No. SO, hiainrert.
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VERY CHEAP.

BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS!
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
lNl coming TO attend the Extra Session" or
those in want, living away from Richmond can
be supplied, by sending their orders through the
"members," with The very best articles much
cheaper by the subscriber than al any other es-
adjustment. He has on hand large stock oil his
own make OF work: Fine Dress Boots, Of The best
French Calf, SIS; Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
Shoes; Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes;
Servants Bodies, Buskins, &C., Brosues, and
other kinds Of heavy work; Ladies and Gentle
mems fine Caters Every article sold lower
than by any one else, and warranted TO Stand; if
i. does mol, it will be cheerIully repaired, Tree OF
charge.
A fne assortment OF Trunks, iron frame, and
other kinds; Bonnet Trunks, Tor LADIES' Va
Ices; splendid Carpet Bags and Saichels, &C.,
&c. JOHN T. FORD,
Nav 10 224 Broad Street.
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KEEP cool. y

ME subscribers have just returned from their
L second trip 10 the North, where they have
been fol the purpose Of repenishing their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING, and are again
enabled 10 offer 10 the citizens OF Richmond, and
the public, something ENTIRELY NEW. Gentle.
pen wishing TO ''KEEp cool" curing the heat of
ID: approaching season, are particularly request
ed 10 call athe New York CIo,hing Emporium,
where they can find articles adapted 10 their pc.
enl,ar and varied tastes, such as fine Linen Lus-
Ire Goats, Pants and Vests something very cool
ana lishi-plain and check Linen and Gingham
Prince ALDER! Goats; drab Tweed Alpaca and
pfap DEte Taylor Goats; drab Italian Goats,
Pan,s and Vests; brown and fancy Linen Frocks,
SACKS and Round Coats, and hos, OF other arli-
cles, 100 tedious 10 epumerale al present, all of
Vhlch are OF The lates, and mos, fashionable
wye CAL speedily, and be neatly, comfortably
ana cheaply lifted out. for CASH. by
:. HENRY SHAFER & CO, Il
May 23-d9t l03 Main $, "a
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SHOCkOE IRON, NAILS AND MACtl-
merry WORKS

''HE Proprietor of The above Works is now prepared
io1xecute, at Northern prices orders for Machine
~ o all kinds Shaflings and Gratings spikes Nails
iack machines of the most improved patterns and all
hhus OF iron and Brass Castings The Works are stu
ateu 10 central location, Cary street, the
ana the Depot ofthe Richmond and Damvile Railroad
All orders promptly attended To.
BENZ. CHURCHILL
Rlchmond Va. Anril 5rh Isil-dLcn
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LUCHt'S OFFICE,
l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH
RII,uMnNn


STILL TEENS WITH PRIZES!
LIVERY drawing brings with il good tidlngs for some
II of l.nck's friends. Cali up, then, TODAY, If you
are in want Of change. lie offers s2G 900 Tor the ex.
ceedingly small of 81, and sIO,OnO for only 81
50. Don't all come AT the same time Office open from
O'Clock, NJ, until g. NJ. The following have been
recently sent to this Lucky Office:
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, 22-Nay 5 I:
SO % II 64 Is 81 l 80 IS II ~ so.
Whole Ticket, Nos - Ga, nice little prize Of one
thousand dollars sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air Lottery, Glass No 23-May 9Th
~ u Gu Gil 10 "A IL 10 n Al % 70 81 "a.
Whole Ticket, Nos 10 "a 60, prize OF ono hundred
dollars, sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Consolidated Lottery, Extra, %, May 9
Is IA u Q SO 65 So SIS 63 SO 50 20 sc al III
DO 20 so SIS, paid by LUCK
% Go 26 "a o. SO AZ IL II Sc ~.
Ticket Nos &c 80 IL, one hundred dollars, sold and
paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, No 23-May Ia:
Al 46 26 sc Sc 81 IS % 10 II.
Ticket, Nos a6 Al 70, prize Of fifteen hundred dol
lars, returned 10 the Managersf for want of buyer
Drawn Nos Of Bel Air Lottery, No 24-Nay Is:
Sc ~ n % GO Sc q IS 81 20 IA 80 81 ia
Whole Ticket, Nos 81 IS II, prize Of one hundred
dollars sold and paid by LUCK.
The prizes continue To come! Another prize return
ed To the Managers, for want of person To bear Oft
Drrwn Nos. Susquehanna, 24-May Ii:
SO 10 26 90 81 - 8 10 Is 81 Al 65 81.
Whole Ticket 30 &c 81, prize of $1,000 returned by
Mayo LUCK.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

hE ahnte reward will be paid by the subscriber for
the apprehension and delivery of his runaways.
On Monday, The 18th day OF May, | had five negro
men to abscond from my plantation, TO wit:-iSHAM,
COOPER, WILLIS, JORDAN and SAM.
lSBAM is man of about "a or IS years OF age about
5feet or inches high, of light complexion aud has
small scar on the right side Of his nose.
COOPER Is a man Of about % years Of age, about
feel inches high Of dark complexion, and slightly
knock kneed.
WILLIS is a mulaito man, about "a or 81 years OF
age about feet inches HIGH slightly naturally mark
ed each cheek, which causes those parts 10 be dark
er than other portions Of his face.
JORDAN Is between IS and so years Of age about
feet inches high-black and homely.
SAN is about 81 or % years OF age about feet or
inches high, form quite straight the whites Of his eyes
show n good deaf.
Not much is known about the clothing of either,
cept that Willis wore of gtuenish brown cloth coat,
with a narrow tail.
will give ten dollars each for their delivery 10 me,
IL taken IN Southampton county; fifteen il taken in any
adjoining county; twenty dollars each If taken far
ther of-and all reasonable expenses paid.
JOSEPH N BAkIiAM,
Bethlehem Cross Roads, Southampton CO., Va.
ha,,l IN,
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New Goods.

nUARLES& MERWiN would respectfully inform
W their country customers and friends that they are
now receiving from New York by express and packet,
their second supply of Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
consisting Of the latest and fashionable STYLES of
Ladies' Dress Goods viz Rich Satin striped Baregesi
pink. blue and green plain Berages and Tissues plain
and embroidered Mouselins; cod Gros DE Nap and
Foulard Silk COLD dotted Swiss Muslin; plain and
plaid do; copd Taratans, assorted rich blk and whe
Lace Capes fresh supply Of the latest styles Para.
soils.
Also, general assortment OF every description oil
Goods suitable for gcnemen's wear, which, toesteI
with their former stock Of hieA purchased this
Spying,) renders their stock the most desirable IN the
city-and, having adopted the cash system, enables
them to offer still greater inducements IN the way OF
lou prices.
All thoss in want Of fresh Dry Goods will find TO
their advantage TO give cali ut No. 229, Broad ST.
Ahocknr Hi. Richmond, va May 25-Cw4W
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber is now opening tthIs 23d May) his
l second supply Of SPRING GOODS, consisting in
part as foows:
1900 yards ]areGes from 20 to finest quality
900 yards Tissues and Grenadines
Linen Bareges and Linen Lustres
Fouard Silks
White and colored Dotted Muslins
Mantaiet Silks and Trimmings
Five thousand yards CalicOes-newrst styles
Three thousand yards Ginshams, from ten cents 10
finest qualities
Two thousand yards Printed Lawns, from Sd TO fin
est quality
Two hundred dozen Hose and Halt Hose
And many other goods for ladies'.
Great attention has also seen paid in selecting goods
for gentlemen's wear. Gentlemen will always find the
newest sty les and best goods l73, BROAD street.
These goods have been honght al 4 great sacrifice,
and will he sold cheap cali Is all that Is asked 10
guarantee 4 sale. &c COURTNEY
May % l73, corner Broad and 9th streets
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Odd Fellows Hall

WILL open on Monday, the 28h inst. DON
w noyan's grand Serial (orginaD Panorama
Vi Mexico, painted on 81 600 feel of canvass. ex-
hibiliny a view Of country over 5000 miles in
extent reaching from Corpus Christi to Buena
Vista, thence 20 Valadolid, and from Vera Cruz
70 Inc CITY Of Mexico, presenting 10 The spectator
the most sublime and gorgeous scenery in the
world, will be opened as above for shoIl time
gfevious to its departure Tor Europe, al Odd Eel
lows Hall, and continue for few Gays only.
II Doors open a, 7 o'clock-exhibtion 10
commence al o'clock precisely every evening
Tickets only IS cents-no halt price. For full
particulars see small fills and Donnavan's Adj
ventures 10 Mexico, 10 be had al The Hail.
Schools in body admitted on liberal Terms.
May 81
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WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIvG,

WE AnE no IA RCSClVr1
DY Express and Railroad and Steamboat, IN New
- York, an invoice Of very handsome new sc dress
Goods together with other seasonable articles part of
which we enumerate below:
Green, blue, pink and mode colored Tissues
DO do do do do sareses
Satin striped aud printed Tissues, Bereges a Grena-
dimes
Embrod'd and dotted white and cold Swiss Slins
Grenadrne, Silk aud Lace Shawls and Scarfs
Embroidered and Lace Capes, Collars and ca
Bonnet, Cap and BELT Rbands, all prices
Ginghams, Calicoes. Lawns and Organizes
Fiilet Gloves and Mitts; Silk and Kid do
Linen Cambria and Lawn Handkerchefs
Parasols, Umbrellas and Sun Shades
Fine aud medium Linen Sheetings, all width
Table Damask, Diaper, Napkins and Doylas
White and fancy cold Linen Drlllines
Spring and Summer Cassimeres and Tweeds
With full assortment of every kind ofbmestic
Pantaloon SUITS, and other Domestic Cot Goods,
comprising a very general assortment Of Mint every
thing in line and AT the lowest market ices for
cash or acceplanceg in the city.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN CO.,
Nav lS-cw3l No DIT Broad ST., Shoce Hill.
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l. a ERa ID ert7s s., Mce
(FORMEPIy r1nyop,c

On Fourteenth Street. under The Exchange HOTEL
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 20, May l6:
~ .; 81 ~ = 50 - OK 62 81 IA 90 40 6i.
sent 10 This Office. r " "
Drawn Nos Of sussex Lottery Glass No3-say 18th
6s So 80 10 81 "a e 46 az 80 d y 73.
Ticket, Nos % a6 u.s. another prize Of sa0o
Drawn Mos; OF SUISSE Lottery Extra Glass 81, May 10:
Who'll. Ticket. Nos. q 36 IS. soId hv LAMBERT
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery M o1-u,v a3a:
II IL 76 - d 81 IS ri 8 "a IA TX
TO-DhI
FRlDAY-The Sussex County fD.i,w,r., Io,.rv
Glass No. 3d. Capitals Sl52s1 * Ms "A draw9
Tickets 81; halves =; quarters l.
sATURDAY-DoIlar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDslawarel Lottery, Extra, Class No. 63 Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, &C. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SI.
halves 50 Cts; quarters Is c.
Saturday Evening-sales close al O'Clock.
Rich and Splendid Lotteryl
Sixteen Drawn balu. uut Of sevrnly.eienlI-
making more prizes than blanks!
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass E, for lsi9
l6drawn ballots out If 7o-mnking more prizes than
link a
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no fhc Afflicted.

DRs ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
~ their prof. ssional services the public and par
tculary to such suffering with Chronic and sup
posed incurabe foims Of disease.
From long eIperence they feel assured that they
treat successfully disease in any form: and are salts
ed thai per cent of such rs have despair
ed Of getting well may be thy ludclohs use OF yeeeta-
BILE remedial agents. restored 10 al ea'1 comfortable
state Of health.
In Chronic cases, where the constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease the use of mercury
and other po,sons and when not required TO visit per-
sons nj A distance, CHARGE WILL MADE yoR
ytcxs UNLESS cuhE IS EFFECTED.
twoud be advisable for persons living al distance
IN he in the city, and receive daily attention. Board
rad be had al Dr. Rs. Address
DRs. ROBINSON & WADDEY.
Richmond, Va.
pS-TLe Doctors may be found al all times (when
rot professionally engagedj al their Office, Franklin
street, between 18Th and lAih streets, oanosne Dr.
PIumers Church. XIV
Nay Il-e3m
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life insurance COMPANY.

THIS COMPANY has now May Is, COM
/ peted its Ain year, business. l. has is
sued over 1000 pollcie,, and stands firsi in point
.. success, with all similar institutions. Under
tie MUTUAL BENEFIT system, the payment
u premium becomes good monied investment,
whether death occGrs in early lille or not. There
is no way by which families are 50 easily secur-
Cd against poverty and want The payments are
asde easy The pro6!s are divided among the
insured annually.
5. w. KNOWLES, Agen',
Richmond, Va.
Ofice-No. 81, Main ST., over store of Judah
Myers, Esq. May 25-4t
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SPRING SUPPLY.
P. LADD, WHOLESALE Al RrTAl

NV M. Z. LAID, WHOLESALE A hKFAIL
w DRuaolsT, No. 3l9, head Of Bad street,
SHocKon HILL, is receiving, by various syals from
the Northern markets, his Spring supply ofesh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints Oils, Dye ais, Win
dow Glass, Putty, Perfumeres, &C.; also, most po-
puiar Patent Medcines-the whole comptnc full
and general assortment; and, being purchatupon the
most advantageous lerms enables him Ia q them TO
his country frends and the public AT the lst whole
sale and retail prices.
a.r Also, an assortment Of pure Wines Liquors
kept always on hand, and sold for medeil purposes
oHLT.
clans thankfully received and promptly sttted TO.
March 20-c<m
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TO ALL in WANT OF BARGAINS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS
OR CT H,

y n = II = n
Al No. 225 Broad Street.
THE subscriber has 10 Store large stock OF
j new and desirable DRY GOODS, OF al
moe, every description, which will be sold very
cheap for cash.
Strangers visiting the city, and The public ge
nerally, are respectfully invited to examine, at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS.
N. B.-Counry dealers and farmers, wto
may want 10 be supplied, will also find il 10 their
interest 10 try the cheap cash Store.
WILLIAM J SWORDS,
No 2a5 Broad Street, Sign Of the Dry Goods
Box. May 81