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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

A TEACHER WAN FED IN POWHATAN.
rINHE Teacher employed by ns for the present year
i havin. been compelled 10 abandon his engagement
by severe aud continued disposition, desire TO OBJ
tam another take charge Of small school Propo-
sails of terms will be received by one OF us Coi Hop
kinsl now in Richmond hillary Hahkis,
Feb a7-cat IL. HJPkIN5.
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1rrom ME New York Eyenins Mirrorl
WIN. III. WIN,

COmmisSiOn and FOrWHTuInS WcTcH"Htf
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING removed from the county of Albemarie,
ii respectfully offers his services TO his friends ana the
pubie in general 10 sell all kinds of Country Produce
ToBAcco, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, &c, &C.
lie has taken one of the Messrs Fry's new Stores,
On Cary street, nearly opposite to the Columbian Ia
y,rn on the corner Of Virginia and Cary streets, where
be viii be happy TO see his friends.
RrYrR TO Hon. w e. Rives,
Wv. sou.haii, ESQ, .sbema,ls
:. w. Ficklen,
Hon. James Garland.
James 3. CIswson, LsHeAbarg
II. W. & j. Fry, Richmond
FEB R-dly
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SJJTTON q, WINSTON


Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 80, MAIN ST, RICHMOND, Va,
KEEP constantly on hand general and full
n assortment of all articles in The Grocery
line and Pay particular attention TO The sale of
Grain and other Country Produce. Feb 26
NORTHERN MERCER POTATOES.
WE will soon be in receipt of cargo of
w prime Northern Mercer Potatoes. They
will be suitable for The table or for planting.
Feb 26-3t HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
GREATER BARGAINS THAE EVER
PREVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY.
A S The season is now drawing near close,
n and wishing 10 reduce my stock as low as
possible before the Spring trade, will sell The
balance on hand, Of my Fall and Winter Goods
from now until the LIST of March-at very low
rates. have still on hand some very desirable
goods, all Of which will be sold cheap, for cash
only. Call in time for bargains al
WILLIAM ] SWORDS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store, No. 225, Broad ST.,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box. Feb "a
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Nash and WOOdhOuse,

GOLD PENS.
COLD PENS, with Silver Case and Pencil,
" very superior article, now sold at 81 So.
would invite the attention OF those persons who
want good pen to look a, these before giving
twice or three times the money for one no neter.
JOHN M WEST,
Feb Exchange Book Store.
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OLD BOOKS.
DOCKS OF every kind except School Books
ID will be bought al the Exchange Book Store,
and fair price, either in money, new Books, or
Stationery, will be given.
JOHN NJ WEST,
Exchange Book Store,
Feb2l l4h street, next 10 The Pos. Office.
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D. Il. LONDON
rs this day receiving per schooner Pocahontas
i Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Patent Threads
&c., &C.. which he offers tor sale low.
Feb 20
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ROBERT R. HOWISON
TAS removed bis office to the "Law Build
IL ing" near the new Court House.
He will, as heretofore, practice regularly in
The Courts Of Richmond City and the county of
Henrico. Dec 2S-dlw&law2m
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-pUBLlC MEETING OF The
pSIcNDS OF GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR

rpUBLlC MEETING OF InE
FRIENDS OF GEN. ZACHARY TAfLoh'
The Wings, and all other persons who are 'r,eno-
" 10 The incoming administration OF me res n
den, elect, are requested TO meet at The Cty Hall
on Tuesday, 9th ins,an at hall past ocaoch,
P. Nj. Tor The purpose Of depullns delegates 10
confer with The delegations which nave oeen, VI
may be, appointed from the several counties com
posing The SIKH Congressional pis'tic', " me- ne;
in Convention, at some early Jay III ulis ivy
As the Wings OF those counl,es wn'ch nav , o.,
ready taken action upon this s1olec. nav 30. IS
the time OF meeting with their wing p,e'ar.m y, y,
Richmond, it now becomes our asreeau. , u nr,her
respond 10 their Difference, and Wnous ;us our
country friends proper and cordial 1eespIloS'
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HURLET . UFFICE III IT. TT
A priz, Of $500, sold By HURLEY:
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lonefy, No !, Feb. Ia:
as 81 At so IA 81 81 % 5 % Al.
Ticker, Nos. % 81 81, $500 sold and nad al
HURLEY'S.
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would invite the attention oil those persons who
want good pen to look al these before giving
twice or three times the money for one no better.
JOHN Nj WEST,
Feb2l Exchange Book Store.
OLD BOOKS.
DOCKS of every kind Except School Books
ID will be bought al the Exchange Book Store,
and fair price, either i'll money, new Books, or
JOHN NJ WEST,
Exchange Book Store,
Feb2l l4lh street, next 10 The Pos. Office.
PEW IN ST. PAUL's CHURCH FOR
SALE.
DY virtue of deed OF trust from R. H. Jen-
d sips, 10 me, as Trustee, shall sell, on SA-
TURDAY, the Sd day of March, l549 al Al,
P. NJ. before the door OF St. Paul's Church, Pew
No. I6 in the said Church. This Pew is one Of
the largest and most pleasantly located in The
Church, and the title TO il, TO be conveyed 10 the
purchaser, is believed TO be unimpeachaSle.
Feb 26-t6l v DANIEL, JR, Trustee.
Cooley, FOR MARCH.
EODEY'S LADYS BOOK, for March. 25
VI cents.
Grahams Magazine, for March. 25 cents.
Ned Bunlines Own. 6 cents.
Flag OF Our Uuion. cents.
Philadelphia Courier, Post and Gazette. 6 c..
New York Weekly Herald. 6 cents.
National Police Gazette. cents.
John n. Maifitl-a large supply IL cents.
Old Judge, by Sam Slick % cents.
For sale al the Exchange Book Store.
JOHN M WEST,
Feb 26 18th street, next TO the Post Office.
DR. VIM. d. MERlWErHER
OFFERS his professional services to The citi-
" zens of Richmond and its vicinity. Office
on Broad street, opposite the City Hail.
Feb. 26-d2w
MORE GOODS BY EXPRESS.
JUST opened-blue Mouselaincs
j Mode -colored Mouselanes
Small figured Prints for children
White and black Lace Capes
French Lawn Handkerchieis
Black nett Mitts, half lringcd
White Crane Shawls embroidered
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP,
Feb "a. SO Main Street.
D. H. LONDON
rs this day receiving per schooner Pocahontas
i Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, Patent Threads,
&c. &c., which he offers tor sale low.
Feb. 20
Glover Seed.
7on BUSHELS Baltimore and Virginia
lou Mountain GLOVER SEED-s,riclly
prime qualiy-receiving, Tor sale by
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Feb 20-c2t
TINE subscriber, thankful for the liberia pa
i lronase ne has received since ne has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
| vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself to give his best at
tention 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
| Jan. l-dlm&c2m
| NTEGROES FOR HIRE-Two men, a plain
IN Cook and Two good Chamber Maids, and
seamslress, also, small boy.
FOR RENT,
An office adjoining that now occupied by The
subscriber and lodging room very comfortable.
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and Agent
Corner OF Governor and Main ST.
Feb 20-w3w
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DART d DU N III A Nj
p,.No roDTC hhnnCpc

- " ~ "A II W ~ " ~ II "a w
PIANO FORTE MAKERS,
Store 36l Broadpay, MGnufactorr 18Th street,
near Third Avenus, NeO York.
Nash and WOOdhOuse'
A GENTS for the above great PIANO FORTE
n ESTABLISHMENT, are constantly receiving
additions 10 their stock. They have now on hand
number in 6, Ct and octayes. Among the
latter is truly magnificent instrument, pfonoun-
ced by Judges 10 be the most elegant PIANO
FORTE, both as regards tone and finish, ever
exhibited in Richmond Indeed, it is an extra
ordinary instrumental fine specimen OF Ameri-
can skill and taste in this department OF industry
The less costly and palmer descriptions OF Pi-
ano Fores made by Slodart & Durham are war
ranled in all respects. They have never iailed 10
give entire satisfaction to purchasers.
They respectfully invite call from all those
wishing 10 purchase or to examine Pianos.
Feb
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Feb IA
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK 10TH MARCH.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK 10TH MARCH.
20 d The new and splendid Ocean
GsasSfX 2 Steam Ship, SENATOR" Lieut.,
Bacbe, United States Navy, Commander VIII
leave New York for The above port ON 10Th
March, touching al Rio Janeiro, Valparaiso,
Callao and Panama, and can accommodate
about 25 passengers, il early application is made
10 the subscribers, who have plan Of her
cabins and saloons. This Steamer was built
last Summer BY VIM. H. Brown, OF New York
to ply between Boston, 81. Johns and HALIFAX,
on which rou!e she has been we'll tested, and has
proved substantial and excellent Sea-steamer.
She will pass through The Straits OF Magellan,
and is expected 10 perform The voyage in iaboul
eighty days. Her engines are very powerful, and
The engineer is a practical and experienced man
in his profession, and takes duplicates oil nearly
every portion Of the machinery. For further in
formation apply TO the subscribers.
Feb. N-dlw HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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LANpRETus GARDEN sEEr


Warranted Fresh and Genuine
WE have just receve1 our Spring supply Of
w Landrelh's Warranted Seed.
Landreh's Descriptive Catalogue, with in
slruclions for planting and cultivation, furnished
gratis, on application.
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
Jan. Is 90 Main, cor. IA Streets
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TO Contractors.

10 contractors.
PROPOSALS will be received al Hanover
i Courthouse on The 9Th instant, Tor the
construction of Depot, Wood House and Wa.
ter Station al that place-the Depot 10 be 40 by
60 feet, 10 be covered with heart pine shingles,
framing of heart pine or oak, win house with
posts in The ground.
Plans and specifications may be seen at Hano.
yer Courl-house after the 22nd.
WILLIAM A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad Co.
Feb 19-dtd
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TeIllDeranCe fall.

DICHMOND SECTION, OF Ca OETs OF
N TEMPERANCE, No. %, propose having
Ball al The Exchange Concert Room, on Wed
nesday, March 1h. Tickets 81.
Tickets can be obtained from any Of the follow
ing commiIlee:
A. MYERS, Chairman.
A. CRUMP, Secretary.
M. FREEMAN.
J. l.. YOUNG.
A. VIA.
HOBSON, or of
Feb. l9 C. A. McEVOY, p. D.
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders for the Extension of the
i Louiss Railroad from me junction 10 Rich
mopdi are required TO pay, 10 the credit OF the
Company, in The Exchange Bank al Richmond,
on The Is, day Of March, l849, FIVE dollars per
share; and, on The LIST day of April, lS49, ten dol
lars per share. BY order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 20--dApi
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE.
FIRST PACKET
AZ The fas, sailing new packe, barque
RK CYANE Capl. Cory Willison, daily cx-
peeled from New Orleans, and will sail with all
possible despatch. For freight, cabin or Storage
passage, having superior accommodations-ap-
ply TO HASklNS q LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
Or, 10 CHS. T. WORKMAN.
P.S. Freight taken for Mobile and forward
frao oc Cn
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscribers take this method of informing their
L friends and the public generally that they have
Just started a good Two horse Hack from tins place
New Canton) to Buckingham Conrthous Their
Hack will run in connection with the Canal Packet
Boats regularly and all persons either coming up or
going down upon said boats may be certain of getting
conveyance either TO the Courthouse TO any inter-
JAS S. WREN i co.
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RICHMOND DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
THE proprielors most respectfully inform the
i public that they will open The above eslab-
lishmen, on Tuesday, The 5tb, No. 81 Main street,
over The store OF Mr.. Judah Myers.
The above establishment has been erected Al
immense expense, and has magnificent comb-
nation OF both side and sky lights, which now is
acknowledged by the most eminent the great de-
sideralum. Ii is furnished handsomely for tho
reception of company, and The specimens mus be
seen TO be appreciated. The public are respect
fully requested TO call and examine.
Feb 5-dtf
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P. S. The J. G. Cooley is about eighteen
months old, has just been coppered, is considered
fast saier with an experienced commander
has two cabins, one on and ithe other under deck,
and has good Accommodations for about fifty
passengers An experienced supercarso will go
oul in her. Freight from this place 10 Norfolk
will be paid by The vessel. II. q l..
Cai,
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TO ISAAC DtLAPLAlNE, JOHN F. DE-.
LAPLAlNE AND AUGUSTUS w. Ci-A-

you are non residents Of ihis Comnonwea'.h' anu
n have no known agent thcrrn you Will take ho'ice
that shall on THURSDAY, the twenty srr"nd Gay -
March 1879 between the hours OF nine O'Clock ~ "o
mornnl and three O'Clock IN The afternoon, =, -,
~; =, cns,ayus A Ny.r. m thu clly al Richmond,
proreed 10 take the d-pO-ons II james n'o"n, -
others 10 br read as evidence "a crft' i', poh
pending in the superior Court Of chancsry 70, 'r t a,
mons ci,cnir in Which am plaintiff ana you anu o.ii
srs arr DEFENDANTS; and IT. from any cause me ianns
Of The said drposlrons shall no. he commenced on M
day or il commenced. snail mol he coinpeseu, We a
t - -. sane VIII - continued from day to dry, =,
,n a,n, u,arr and thr hours aforesaid UNIV
.he sa'". Ipa,n,,,,d. SAMUEL MILLER.
Ii.hnnId Feb %, l7i9-~iw
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
r.,uE undersigned have thu day formed 70
| snp for the purpose of condnctln. 1en',aI ~
a,,. Cnmnissinu Br mess in the city OF kichmohd,
Va under the firm and style Of Hester, white go.
va n"'e' '"' EDnGND HESTER,
IOHS e. WHITE,
n,.s T., aa 1910 WIN. TONNES.
~ We take this To return our thanks 10 oui
rinJs for the patronage heretofore bestowed on US
IA h.ns,s \ continuance OF IL for the new concern
anu or ~ b,sim HESTER & WHIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Round pLAS TER. from lae celeo'a''a
(T ~. ubcc Mills" warranted fresh and o. sup
r;or quality. now selling a, reduced prices py
DAVENPORT, ALLEN O ~,
Feb. 22-6. Agents for the Manufacturers.
DREss AND FRoCK CoATs.--silas Mer-
chan, has this DAY received fresh supply
~ n,ess and Frock Goats, which will be sold We
~ cheap for cash. Fer bargains call at NO. ia
Main street.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-02-06
OeutI6er 9QuCbtQbQf.

Wsnn mein pfifhen pampft nnp slibt
ltnb ber 0aueb BON Sldttern
Can't mir nm Die SlaIe sebt,
o. eann tauieb icb niebt nit Gcttrrn &c. &c.
Gin friiber 9orratb bon uDeutIebsm
Nanbtataf." teitebeno aus lsitbtcm Naneb.
tabaf, $40. /, uno 8, lcibtem SanaItcr,
@dnnobeitesSauattsr, pcrtctclIo, pcrtc.
rico, :Baftinstcn nno Sremer Sarinas, in
paqueten BON pfuno, 1T 70 eten bon Slru
Yort erbalten uno gum 9erfauf i'm @tcbr
ilter Der Srufcrei pes ,Sectaebters." Yreis
tls Is gents pas paauet.
llnlsre oeutihen $ancsleute, Ipmie bic >ieb.
taber pom autem Nauhtatatf iiterbaupt,
msrcen pclle Sefrispieuns fincen nel (lr Die.
fen sataf Derfucbsn. 4ae Die Jpn prcbirt ba.
ben oerittbGrn nns ca6 se Der bette @tcff 1T
Die 3elt eamit gu psrtreiben une cinmal reebt
helmatblieb 5u fiblsn.
Neaeln9, Den 2. SlcOemter.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-02-06
. NDiliao 3ieber

Ssi9t fensn Sreuncen unp Dem Dutlifum il.
bsrbaupt gang srSetsnif an, bas ct sS BON nun
an ;u isinsm @elhdfts MAIDEN wiro ais Nssnt
fur ocn Kauf uno DerFauf pon S6u:
fern, eaulotten uno anoerem lieaenoen
Giaentbum ~ oisnsn. @r wiro lib eben.
fails bamit bsfaiisn @sloanlsibsn ouf CUTE Sis
bsrbsit anSuibafsn unc SsIo fir anosrs asu:
ts fiber aussuIsiben.
9urb mebrjdbri9s @rfabrun9 in dbnlbsn
Geihdftsn 1T sr nit bsnfslbsn psrtraut 9sipor:
ben unc bcfTt, bas sr i'm Stanos fsin mirc Die:
isbsn sur pollen Sufrisbsnbeit su b'icraen
psrlonen Die ibn NIT @uftrd9sn bssbrsn mol:
len, mS9en sntmsoer an ftinsm Stobr, an ost
6is9elbabn, Dem Depot aeaenIbsr, ODER an feis
nsr Wcbnun9 in Der Oitspsnniirass Sabsr's
ectsI 9s9snlbsr anrufsn,
Neaoin9, December -. 81.
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80. ,inD 6. -. &cint nnc 60,

10. 80 t7oro funfte Straee,
eenfsn Die aufmsrffamfsit ibrsr Srsunbe unb
sss @ublifums ibsrbaupt, auf ibr iplsnpic uno
neueS NGOrtsmsnt pon 9itern fir Soausbals
tIn9sn, bsifsbeno aus MsiTsrn unb @absln,gse
unb sbss.qtHsln scpfsn, Ss0sln, gnalirtsn
Scbsrn uno YrefsrpnssSsiIsln msflinssnsn
SsfIsln, Sd9sIefsn, Gibtsrittfsn, qibtibsss
rem, 1edtsrn, SbaufeIn uno 3anssn, Srats
une Sadspfannsn, SfilstS, 8afTssmiblsn,
Shssrsn. Scdsn, Spis9sln, Srcbs, Waifs,
Msiiss unb MarftsScrbsn, @sbsrslSaarsn &C.
mas ale Su ben niscrisifsn Yrifsn psrfauft
Weroen miro.
&eabng, Mdr;7. bp.
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SSiirmer F.! gSiirruer! SSitrruer

SSSnrtiter SfSftrltter! SStlrlner!
Seit DteIen Sabren babe id mid ateemubt
cine maerisin ausufertisen, fpeItbe Die BIrs
mer aus oem S6rpcr pertreibt uno augIetb
anaenebm fir &inoer unb grwatblene III nebs
men 1T. Obne 3welfel babe ib isst einen
fol6en Irtifel berausssbraht, welcter en
ansenebmerss unc pirtlamerss 6eiImittcl lit,
als irssno ein 3Burmmttel Der &saenwart.
9Bsr fann tie fIeinen $sioenren Iebcn, ipenu
lie fat ertranet iperben bon nen au6erIt ,pioer.
ttrstenbsn prdparaten, melbe gum Sbel
noeb als b6hlt anaensbm ~ usbmen anaes
prieien Derpen. Or. apne, Der eiu
Sise giaentbhmr
es ut aud Elm thrres Wttsl seaen ltns
beroauliebtelt, oerocrtenen Wassn II {. ID.
28arnuna q; 0as Ghte 1T in perefi
9en Slaibsn entbaltsn init Or. Swapne's
SlloniB auf Dem spaplsr.
Or. Swayne's Sarfapariua uno ers
tract bon GbeerpilIen.
W'an temsrfe, oa6 in oeism prdparat al
le meetslnlfden giaeniebaftsn ocs @ariapa.
rilla nnb Sbeerertraets permlIebt NIT anperu
fhdstarea peactatlliiehen @toffen sutbalteu
ftne tnoem Die aan3e Sraft auf cine aau,
neus Irt srtrabirt 1T.
ltndbnlds allen anbern Di(feu perurlaheu
bisle perer &ueipen nod ltebelfeit, mdbreuo
iis 70 fraitia ftno. ipis Hur cine @eoi;in fein
Fam. ole >etcnequellen itdrfen uno Die aau,e
menlblitbe Seitalt init nemer &raft beleten
Or. Swavne's JoduptsOffes 1T q. 10.
e&s Der stsn une @aessStra6c philadelphia.
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y e t 8, y E / [ s.

Dr. .Ooilm y. NtemIe's erprobtes uno
tcites 5eiImittel fir Die inncrliieben uno au,
bern peils (Shlosne Ioer.)
SaiTelbe bsltebt aus pilIsn, pnlber unb
Mirtur gum maIben. wenn es Dem beiaes
tilsten Gsbranthssette sema6 setraueht miro,
70 pirb es unfebltar sro6e grIeiebteruns ace
ben nno in furser 3eit cine poGtduoise Sur
tepirfen lei Shmer5sn ODER 8e6en an Der
uuseeruna ODER rpenn oer after berausorinat
SieIe menftsn, ,penn fte Starfes elTsn
ODER @tarfss trinten, tefcmmen i'm ufter
nno Suncament Gin SeiBen, melebee oureb's
Srascn 70 empfnolieb miro, oaB man bernat
nl6t 1tsen Fam, nnb mebr 70 tpenn man i'm
Bette parm piro. Golden ratbe icb einen
Serfuet init oiefer Mseisin III MAIDEN unp
lie rperSsn ae Hiebt tsrsusn 3. 3. StenIe,
5anpt: Office fir ben Serfauf bet cbiaeu
:Uleoi3in, bel u. puwsIe, Gao 6te CITRATE,
Neaoins, Seres gauntp, spa.
PrslS 81, fir pillsn, pulpsr unb Bafb.
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rs. u. =. s.. &eim II. @o.,
Smpcrttrcr uno Sanoler in
CG tss q ~ sfot>:Srhn,. IG>~ksr~.>

SFlpDfttrcr un0 SOanCler IN
2lmerifaniicben !Sartiuaaren,
10. 3s t7oro ste 5traee Keaoing pa.
baben auf panc uno bietsn gum 9srfauf su
btqu'nsn Ssoin9unasn, Elm aassmsinss 4iIcrs
tsInsnt ron Jonrtwaarsn uno Sdneo,eua ;Nds
asln unb Spsifs BON alien @rcesn; Gien uno
Stabl pon jsber Sensnnuns; Sbraubifcfs,
sImbtfIs, unp StmisossSlalsbdlss; Sibfsn.
uno SllntsnIdufe Sbl6fsr; MsfEns in sas
ten une Stan9sn; 6obsIn, BON Ybilaoslptsr
uno eanealfsr Sabrif; Sattlsrsi partmaaren {;
Sattsbcfe, Hatsnt.asbsr &c. 3inn &c unp TX,
Stanssns3nn, amsrifaniib uno ruiffbes @is
isnblsb, 9ratbs Stanssns II. YiesSlsi; gpsl.
ter, SupfrsSrlisn, Rists &c. @las, Sar6sn,
Ose uno Sirni6s, 9upcnt'S Sblsrs une Sibs
isnspulper, nebif piel anosrn @itsrn bic ass
mebnlib in sinbsimiibsn 9artwaarssStpbrsn
psrfaufr msresn.
Gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifuae SuitensGanov. unb ocutfdbe
Stsbers uno Kaltfeberspiuen.
8saoins, Mdrs7. bp.
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S a INT e Dn's
&leipun9sz@ bli0ement,
go 81, Sf Wenntfra6e.

oto o@, III pennfrdBe.
Die unsebeuren 6efb6fte pelebe astban
tperesn IN Jamsfon berhbmten Rlsioer
etabIldement SO 62, DfspennttraEe, fnpen
lbres Slelehen nttt in Der 8Gebisbte pes
Sleleraelhafts. nSit oas niebt fremears
ts? 2Ble ftnnt ibr es ertlarsn 2" fraseu bic
qsnte alle, caB SamsIon's gtatiGemsnt alle
SGhafte tbut wabrenp anbere peraleihss
rpelie nur wenia tbun 2" Sas @ebeimuis
1T bies, penn fte es nur tph6ten. 9ie sbate
fade ut baB all oiefem gtabliGemente peoer
Setrus noeb 5umbus ansewanct mire, mir
asben jeeem &unpen ben pcllpn wertb fir
fem SeIo uno abperteiien ecine iibertriebene
'prablereL INN Die $eute 3u betritaen. 0iefe
9batiahen itnp 2llen bic Don uns faufen, E.
benfcmcbl bsfannt. ais uns lelblt. QDir ba.
ben sinsn fsiten gruncfas i'm @eIhafte, eem
spnblieum Setinsunasn ansuticten melcte
unpere niht anbetsn f6nnen; um eieies ~
thun tanfen mir unsebsuere Quantitaten bon
Sntern 5n elmer 3eit uno Derfaufsn nit Dem
tlelnit'n Drcft auf unfern ScitrnsSDreis,
SUIT pollenset oas tete 4fortement bon mo,
elarn Sleloerrb peltbes jemale an oisTem tes
rabmten 8leicer' 5aufe erbfnet puree, in ics
nem Stple aufsemabt, weIber uns pen Mubm
sessten bat, paB mir Die bsltssmaebten Slcis
csr unO Ole srobte RunOfbaft in Der 9taet
baben.
Geacins, Oetotr II. ks
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Oefen! Oefen !! Sefen -!
Ste'srD6te Soanolun9 in Den Yerei:
nt9ten Staaten.
Sill asito 6lci,t.

gto. 233 Storo 5,peite Strebe, iber be,
@ein, uno
SO. 34S .11orftitra6e, iiber ber 1Oten
p b lao oelpbia,
Motto !-Slsne Yrcfts H. fbneae 8erfdufe
Derfbieoenbcit ! 9ur1auS unabertrc(fsr
une unibertret1ib.
nlitbewerbun9 = Slsibt wsitisbr msit i'm
Jonterarunoe.
QSlr cHerlren, untsr anbern, fir Die 3eit
Hen berttbmtsn dcbten empire Sob,
NonsD'S OeeOnCmiif--sin nsu pOrSi9Iib. Ofsn,
9sbranb'S Ole Bull Sodofen,
Die pblaoelpbjsr Quftoihtsn,
p's ,unI oss S.btS, s'1gsS "s~ uno lASns m@fsr.
Ole neu Mufsr @Omplet, @r6ssn, % Do.
Die Opsn Osfsn a 90 Do.
Gin fplsnblSes aTortsmsnt BON &aoiatprs
fur parcrs, qem6bnIid)e &aoiatcrs, Quftpibts
Ostsn fir Stobrs, 6alsn, &irben &c. ,e. ~
jablrelb su benennsn.
philadelphia, September 10. IL.
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Seltfafe &ranfheiten.
Jeoer Fam fcin eianer DoFtor

Jeoer Fam fem ei9ner Doftor fein
enrfb Or. 8. 8. Sienlep's 6elmttel fir al:
ls eelttat'n Srantbstten, fte m6ssn ancb 1cn
ME lte ,polIcn, Fam i'm Ssbelmcn cine UclGs
trmmene Sur crIanst unp bsipirtt wcrben-
cbns 6ineerniB ces Gsftbafts ODER gntbalt.
lamfslt i'm eTen cbrr 3rinfen, neil bei Der
Wlsr9ln Scrl6riften in psutIh uno enslis
lebsr Spraebe ftnc, Die allies 70 peutlih anse>
ben psrben, ;pis man ftet bsbanpsln unr tbun
foil. 70 oaB man III furser 3eit poltcmmen
wisber berseiteat Isin pirp.
Jobn :. Kienley, g. 9.
5aupt' Office bel u. pumsle, @io 6ts Ctr.