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Every person entitled the right of presumption any
OF the lands within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated, is required establish the the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment the retor practicable,
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale of the lands
bracng the tracts claimed, otherwise such claims will be
forfeited
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Mar 3-IawI3w
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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Commissioner OF the General Land Ollice.
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Rules relation 10 claims provded for by act Of Con-
gress approved Sd March, ls49, entitled "An act to
prouide for the payment of horses and other property
States"
LII CLAIMS under the provisions of this must be
"A presented at the Office of the Third Auditor of the
Treasury Department. and each must be subslaataed by
such evidence hereinafter designated, with respect
of the class under which it falls.
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she part brig Water Parks Bangor
hr Il, s'Hs ISrs A sci, n1ss Fss Man
his OF sandy Font fun Isssd bris and in the rivera
Sso ship and % Font Point anosIsr9So'a bound
I q sS s' ' %s:
inaey schrs chrrsu Post Norwich. ot Fdsia Gar~OOd'
nsIsyoi, Nov a-Arr sohr Mary EDDY Providsnes. and
.es5 Convert BroS Sr.,s
.s lo ss
o. cans Eagle Sssn.y. fSilasspR a 10 sf f'
ssfs s%i,h rrsasTiststsrs oeSs" queen, ssashy As1
saa AZ E ssfSsa S
@ load for Cuba as shrs Mary E pyr AMI csy
NYork' New York. Goodse Richmond nasferd. srsnk
s.. 80
cspton SD ship ksndeer brig Kate Heath; sohE Cape
sir @
cminIEsTes, Nov ia-Arr bark Carolina Godfrey. New
BS,ton; Kerss1v Hehs.Gn, sataRI.s; GeS5s
Ss
brig sean Nichols do In the 3ns shss . EI sa
pbpe several other rugged ysssels Sid ships
Ezahs.h Bruce Fairfield bayrs harriet Jessie Conner
beth GJeunbers North OF Europe; sohr Atkyss,
PSsr port bark Ii, HALLE: ns
f Boston eS% l''' and
KKNNrBUNx Posr, Nov 81 Sid ship Lexington (nsw, 81
Gsws. ps Sds Jones' the ruso.ro
has and her 60 be in
son. The seampump works admirably WELL and greatly
facilitates the discharge OF cargo The pr sPect OF eng
the ship of becomes brighter as time progresses Wind light
from \ ST; weather very mild
NOBLE Nov 10 Arr barhs John Brewer knight Portland;
Attcs Mcclellan, Boston CID chip Ill Hitchcock, Conway,
HIvre
NEW ORLEANS, Nov l4-Arr sp shp Mozart Fug, BARGE
ship John Henry Alexander Phila Fr bark Mehemet
Ali sorjis Mssei'ies brig tiizaneh watts watts Tho
nastor; schr Desdemcna, Shear, 1smp,O Towed to
llth, tchrs Oregon, Mary, Ellen, and Mathew Cid
steamships Alabama Wright Chagres; Globe Place Brazos
st laRo sp ship let de Catssra eeches Barcelona ship
trgs Selma Carceean, Havana; Lancaster Love
IL nd Norfolk and Richmond schr Camilla. scott, Apalaohi
cola; steamer Beacon. koberts montgomery.
NORFOLK. Nov 2l-Arr schrs Henry brewn. James, New
York frederia Hunter Singleton. Gloueest-r swedish
brig Edward az days from Stockholm bound Alexandria
the bay Monday cid brig henry Buck side,
buck W, odsde j; Br brig Essequeuv Morren d. sehr
Oscar Coles Davis Boton bss Royal sailor Sewer aud
III WELL Johnson went to sea from the Roads yesterday
NEWPORT, Nov 22-Arr pilot boat James Waterbury tof
NIosI Thompson, cruise having in tow the wreck
brig Lothera sloop Three Brothers Gaddins NYork
NIwPnpT Nov 2l-Arr schrs Science, Glsdding Albany
for BRISTOL; Empire State Marble Fall River for NYorh.
NEW BEDFoRI Nov 2l-Arr echrs Ellen hodman OsSoof,
and Kotus Barlow, NYork sloop Victory Bowman, AL
PosrLAND, Nov 2l-Cld barks Ranger Dyer, Mstanzas;
Mary Lowell, Flood, do. Sid barks Ranger Mary Lowell;
kicH~oNp Nov 2l-sld scbrs Mary Wise, Crockett Bos
ton; Lavria Jane Ketchum, NYork. -
SAVANNAH, Nov l7Arr steamship Cherokee, Lyon, New
York bark Vernon Faye do tehr Lamasins Centst Au-
Hartford sar NYork brig Macon Watkins do sehrs
Columbia, knapp, do Townsend Jones, layton, do
ships Jessie (Br) Oliver, Liverpool; Aberdeen,
Hubbard New York. Canada, Subway do brig Phiura'
SALsM Nov 2I-sd bark Erpeleta Gilbert, Sacramento
City, California; brig Jacob Storey stickney Cayenne
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CuAGREs-steamshP Alabama, from New O-leans-Hon
Bale reyton and daughter, Charles Pierce. Rivers,
Judi ms, Samuel Meredith, Daniel Storms Andrew
Vaughan, Brown, William Bennett, L. Lynn,
Stewart, Geo Tate Hsynes james Hastngs. aid
WE'LL Jas shannon, Vim Tate, Il McGhee, Hushman,
hillep, Woodruff, " Bctock, samuel addell. wm
Waddell, " Wolf. VT Kendall BFerguson. . Ia
milo Charles CONN Davis W Hunt, Thomas Hunt.
viciey,k Kendall Mickey, q Laird Laird, Harvey.
Jr, Pollus, J. Tucker Reybo A Darst John
Boltrook Cowtn, James Hillery, WI Martin Wilson
and lady Hermann; Mckinney, g Mos inne,, 3
sesmin DaIrsrd, Henry Winter, VIM Cunnery and
lauN, Gutst, kowsdee, Johnston, Uumphyville,
Frsn, lin, Thomas iiliams, Kendrch. Vim Gam
nell Brewn. X Green and son, A Foss YoonG. Q
WILSON, Bell CAper hidgey. II Bincklsy. Brusdir,
Connolly, + Platt, Jacob Burcbard, Hitting, John
Mams John Uscr, Charles scetur, VIM Lacy and lazy,
vspissn, Wolfe Perstsn. Dr. Kendall, ( Ksadsi.
Collins. 6aeney Sten brook, &arspie, atermaa.
Vim Parker MeGil, MIlikin AL sherusn Hutehins
scDosaid Wilson, Robert Tursin, Brnsehe Geo Buell.
Taylor Geo Freeman, James Campl ELL John Willie
sosmman, Dolphin, William Caygill, Todel Tur-
m Bell, samuel Stewart, VIM Alien, Sennsnt,
oou sledsy, X Laird, ncCray, shuDp, fucker.
John Patterson, 9 sBanlsn, wm rorsythe, Field, A
hispps, MoNsely, John Alto, H,eka salmon, John
huhene, N Endicott, n Hill W Wolf Buster. Jas
Wheeler. Hendsr.on, Jacobs, SPARKS, Hess,
Geo Yourg. X Hughes, A Meeker, Nsetsr. Wesley
VIM Faison, Mr. ole sharp Moody, Chapman hid ell.
Vincent Green Ili' Ne,,hcrals sna brother non.,sn
X Barnum. Thomas BushawL David Hunter Pr.witt.
Eenders.p w Miller Stevenson, r. Steel. Perry,
Moody. hneb.D knight Cosen POLLARD, JohA MARI,
Watson Porter John Collins Rsberts Cook, N Willis
sKeiiy. X southford, Charts Ramsey.
SA FRA NcIscoIn the Plain. from Portlsnd-hessrs
Dow, Of Portland; Vim Bell. and = Boyd Of 5aeo
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Hon g. F. Nintop Ohio Hon. Daniel Breck, Ken
tucky; Hon bsr-, n Peasee, New Hampshire; Hon
o. w Iuge, AIsban a. Hon. Thomas L. Chngman. North
Carolina; capt Stirass Col Long. IL. Fullwood
u A; j. A L.ct ~ood A s. Baldwin, u s. N ; Hon
Bedford Brown Virginia have arrived In Washington
Senator Borlspd I.ft Little Rock, Ark, the 10th
nit en- route for Washington.
Hon Lewis Cs,s lie expected to arrive at Rochester
to-day.
Hon James u Thompson Of Tennessee. was ct Mem
pbis the l4rh inst ,suts for Washington.
Hon. Mr. Swsetzer Of Ohio is detained at home. in
conss quepcs OF scknsss in his family, and viii not
probably reach Washington in time for the organiza
ton Of Congress
Colonel Mc sn A, and Com Stockton, U. S. ~
Gre In Washington
W Gerard bearer of dispatches to the United
States Minister at London, sailed from Boston on the
2lst inst, in the Cambria
ARFTvAL oy CoNGREssMEr. Several members OF Con-
gees already IN this city prepared TO attend the
apprs ch,pp session Of Congress- smopg whom are So
parorr Msbeum. Benton and Foote; and Mr. 'inton:
of Ohio Mr. Breek of Kentucky. Mr. Clngmsn, OF
North Caroiirs Ar Pesslee. Of New Hampshire, and
MIR Inge of Alabama IF the House OF representatives
-ka'torsi Fnttiigencer Noe ~
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announcements Of Dtrths Marriages and Deaths
~, inserted unless duly authenticated and paid for
Married,
On the 22d inst by the Rev. Mr. Geissenhsner Miss
MARGARET g MooRE, Of this city, to J. VASpERBiLr
SPApER. of Brooklyn
On the 21st inst, by the Rev s NJ. lsaacs PHILIP
PIKE. Of the firm OF Lawrence Myers Co TO HANNAH,
eldest daughter of David Davies Esqr, all OF this cty
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

BosToN, Nov 81 Brokers' Board-6 shares Boston snd
Providence Railroad 81 Eastern Railroad l0s4; Fall
River Railroad 70 Fehhurg Railroad 10 60 Norfolk Co
Rair, ad 49, do, 1884,; Is do. a. 80 90 SO 81 81 do sO
aS; 10 do 4m, s2 10 do sep 800 10 Old colony Rail
IL Vermont Central Railroad 46 10 Vermont and Asssa-
ehussetts karosd SCI 10 do. s5 % 10 do 81 Is do S. 80
Central Railroad, No 50 l s9 Norfolk County Rail;
Road, 4t3 80 do b30 46 Pastumpsio 76 80 Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad 3O Boston and Worcester
PHuA pKLPHIA. November 2S First Board-SDOO Penn
sylvsnia So c,Hi 1000 Lehsh &c, c. 67 100 Lshgh Int
3d.. 90 State So 1000 State SIS Ss; lAW State Sc
lUls 100 Cincinnati " 9s 2 shares North American
Bank 1907; 1904; 10 Mechanics Bank 2o; Western
Bank 6c II Louisville Banh, s9h lOO Norris. ga; lOo
u s Bank. b5 pa
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nAR,ylmE aKTELLIGH NM CE
Port OF New York, Nov. "a, ls49.
Cleared.

Photographic.
See general column the latest Marine Intelligence
By magnetic teleyrapb
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On the 29d inst of consumption, SARAH AM OF RIEs
wife OF Mathew C o Bren
Funeral to take place on Sunday, 25th inst at
O'Clock P NJ from her late residences "a Stone street
ON the morning ~ the I'D inst, Mr.. JOHN DaEw, Jr,
in the 2sth year Of his age
His rest YES and friends and those Of the family,
respectfully invited To attend his funeral from the
sideu CO Mis- brother, Geo Drew. 1874 Third avenue
op Sunday tn. 25th inst, at half past O'Clock His
will be taken t. God Cemetery for inter
ment
Montreal papers please copy
On Friday evening, the Esd inst JOHN MARsroy,
aged ~ years
The rss and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral at his residence
No 43 ART 10th street on Monday next, the 10th ins
at 9 o'clock A M
In Albany on the goth inst SHELpEr ID. SMITH, Of
Roxbury, Conn, aged 55 years brother OF the Hon
Truman Smith
Recently. Mt Guthsrvills, Pa Mrs ELIZABETH BAR
aged III years
At Detroit, 10Th inst, Rev. JOHN FARNAs, ID. D, Of
The Roman tatholic church.
In Seabrook n 18th inst, JOHN JACOB, emily child
Of John and Caroline Newmarch. aged Id months.
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mn AnkLFHIh, Nov u Q M-ArTlNFd- sarh WnhfInE-
sor Co. i,si bsig ala, pike. Passport, sehrs
" tvstltr hos- Yenns Del; Tn Jup- rhti-
ID sfotetgue MAJ, Aat aud Caroline. Bsuhins We =
l. drrt re Dixon NevbIr, p1fG Va n IanHet, ia 4
ARE. Harong Pal River; NaJhan Gene, a. " gun
has ,Lc 80 b ors' Ao ssh b"usss Nilhsmsbirs sc
Roush h. sty. sruney. lar furd.
6s.d- ir'ss X Loisr, f.rth. Psrnsmse tnu !,
Baker n; achrs ilAu Gikey. Portland. fattsa =
Cta. Gran, uirhtoni Greg.h, Hawthorn, sss sing Asl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23
AFFAIRS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE ATLANTIC.
~~o.~~ooNoNo~~>~~o~N>s
a i r Y a i
CAMBRIA AT THIS PORT.
~>oN~>o~~N~~~~~>~~~.
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
o>oo>n~o~NN~O>oeNNea
ANOTHER HOLY ALLIANCE AGAINST
REPUBLICANISM.
Switzerland Threatened with the Fate
Of Hungary.
N~NINNN~~N.~<>cON~>NNNONs
Altering the Map Of Europe.
Annexation Of CracOw and Part Of Galicia to
Russia, and Nsuithatsl to Prussia,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Cambria, Capt. Shannon, arrived st
this port early yesterday morning. She left Liverpool
on Saturday, the It'll, and Halifax on Wednesday
night the 18th inst.
We annex the fullest details Of the news.
Tho most important intelligence by tho c., - politi
cal affairs have sunk into despom In all parts Of Eu
rope the commercial sdvces Instead Of giving tho
brilliant movements Of the gallant Hungarians, we
have to chronicle the price Of stocks cotton and four
&C., the slaughter Of the republican prisoners by the
Emperor Of Austria, and the Punishment imprson-
ent of the poor German refugees by the President Of
the French republic.
The supremacy Of despotism the other side Of the
Aslrntic has diminished the demand for American
curties and prices have therefore, declined somewhat
Annexed the quotations In London on the It'll
instaut
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TWO CENTS.

quarters OF foreign wheat have arrived during the
week large proportion from north I'm continental
ports OF good quality. Importers hsvS shown oen-
siderable anxiety to sel without mourning landing
expenses, but the country demand having In Agree4
measure ceased, and the town milers having held OF
II has been impossible to effect sales Of any
The business done ON Monday Of quite . retail
character and the prices realised L. "a per
quarter below those current on that day ennight.
Since then hardly transaction has taken place
ugh good red wheat offered to- day at aOs and
fine 1T AIS. TO 43s per quarter. New English barley
having hitherto come to hand sparingly its value
been toleraby well supported but foreign for grinding
purposes has receded I'd to Is per quarter since
day week Quotations OF -four and malt have reaDu
nominall unaltered The market has been mode
Iately supplied with cats Of home growth; having,
however, had liberal receipts from abroad the ten
depcy OF prices has been dowrwards. Only the hest
heavy qualities maintained their previous value Of
Monday, all ether sorts being Cd. to Il. cheaper. AZ
that abatement the fale has since been slow and to-
day there was very little doing. Beans have been
taken taIdily at previous prices. New white peas
have been In fair .pest at 30s to 32s quarter
Foreign old may stn be had at 27s. per quarter. In
Indian corn nothing Of interest has trsnspirsd.
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American state stocks.

Now that the mopsrchs Of Europe having crushed
every liberal movement, can only look and hope
for reaction in ten twenty years from this time
Meanwhile, read and ponder the sdvices that WIN
arrive here weekly from the despotic powers Of the
other side Of the Atlantic, and prepare for the next
outbreak
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The New Holy Alliance.

IRON the Manchester Examiner, Sept. 81
The present position OF Europe is curious ~ well ~
critical Events have everywhere thro~n the d.sti-
nice Of nations again into the hands Of the old govern
ments and IL would be both premature and profit
lees task 20 speculate the course which they will
pursue. Rumors s6ost q coalitions that seem TO
threaten . revival Of the Holy Alliance Whstever
doubts may be felt to the accuracy OF these rumors
there be little question that concerted policy OF
some sort IL seriously meditated between the great
Northern sovereigDs Its aim will be to secure the con-
cenaed action Of the three powers OF Russs Austris
and Prussia, In q common effort to crush the demo
cratic tendencies Witch lie conquered, but NOT
quencbed beneath the triumphant bsyonets Of mill
tsry rule. How tar the mutual ambition or jealousss
OF these powers may intervene TO ustrste the harmo
pous working Of ssch policy we shall not venture to
predict. A struggle Is obviously imminent between
Austria and Prussia for sscendsncy In Germany Ths
however, is question that may readily be postp-nsd
10 more i'm mediate exigences and common accord be
obtained TO upbvls or dictate reactiopsry policy In
All those States where constitutional freedom s main
tsins lite ground
The liberties Of Switzerland II appears are an eye
to the dsspots The psterps governments auxious
TO destroy the only sanctuary which Europe fur
nshes for the exles whom prescription has driven from
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enty voted the Of loo 600 livres for the relief
the political refugees from various parts II Italy. oh,
have taken shelter In Piedmont This ie jurt con
sdtrips that Piedmont commenced the for Italsr
ipdep+p depce, by which the revolutionary part,
tbrouehou the stimulated to those exer
tons -hch have issued 10 dissstousy for many ctis
and indiytduAls
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Venice occupied by the Austrian troops on the
18th nit, when President Mspio, General Pope. and
about forty other persons compromised by late events
permitted according to treaty 20 bark board
Of q trepch Il. Gamer. which will convey them TO
Corfu Thus Austria every where ie either killing
paffiating the liberal who have opposed her ty
rsnpy previous to reducing her different provisces
and dependencies to sb-olute obedience IL reported
that proclamation has been Issued depriving Venice
the privileges Of free port hxed BY tho treaty Of
Vienna in 1915. " this be true. II IL the first blow
10 be foowex BY others against the commerce Of Eng
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-14
rgyo THE tsUBLrC.-Torgoriat ahd Bathing

" ~
n Enlistment No 1872 Main Strset.-C. A. SCHVA-
GERLE respectfully TO the citizens OF Rich
mond and its vicinity, and strangers visiting orsoIournng
the city that he has resumed business at the stand for
merly occupied by Mr. James Simpson, and opposite Mr.
A Duvals Apothecary store.
He haters himself that his reputation as skiul and
fashionable Hair Cutter will induce many of his former
customers as well as host of new Ones to patronse
his present establishment Experienced assistants are en-
gagged to attend to the shaving department.
Connected with the Barber Shop, he has arranged
several Bathing Rooms, where all who wish can indulge
in the luxury of cold hot tepid BATH any hour be-
tween o'clock, A. M and o'clock, P. NJ.
Having fitted up his establishment in the New York
STYLE and adopted the standard of prices Of that CITY, he
hopes the community will give him their patronage.
CHARGES-Bath, warm or cold l2c; Hair Cutting l2c
Shampooing l2c; Shaving &c.
N. b. Wigs Scalps, Toupets Braids, Curls and other
Hair Work, always on hand, and made to order at
short notice. lie s
NMTINDOW, COACH, SHEET e. DOUBLE
Wv THICK GLASS, of Winslow Mulca and other
brands This Glass is manufactured at the Winslow
Glass Works. (the most extensive establishment of the
notice from the American Institute of New York, and
the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania 1t has been ex
tensively used in this city, and favorably known for its
superior qualities OF of surface weight strength
fatness and high polish 1t is well packed and opens
with little if any, loss from breakage; and therefore re-
commends itself particularly builders and others in the
interior Of the country.
Our supplies obtained direct, and the stock on hand
embraces great variety of of the different brands
We have, in addition to the above supply of best
quality French Cylinder Glass of single and double thick
ness.
~ We will also take orders for Redford and Sarauac
Crm and imported polished Plate Glass which we are
| prepared to execute with despatch
| PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists
20 corner Of Main and Nth streets,
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~ tCHMONU, FnEUERICKsBytRG AMI
Ia POTOMAC AND LOUISA RAIL ROADS
The tours Of Arrival and Departure of Trains are rs fol
lows: ~
MAIL TRAIN FOR FREDERICKSBURG
Leaves daily at. ..............S A. M
Arrives daily at. .......................6 r M
MAIL TRAIN CHARLOTTESVILLE srAuNToN AND 1yNof,
GURG
Leaves daily at. .................... 8 A. NJ
Arrives daily at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. M
FARE.
@ro W Ddilnore.. 90
70 W ashngton .......".."..........5 80
20 Fredericksburg. ................37 rs
~ ~ SSnarlottesvllle. ............,.......4 50
,'t'utLoil'. w
- THOMAS SHARP
ap II Superintendent of Transportation
n AL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH
ma FARE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO WASHiNc.
TON 50 Travellers by this line leave Richmond
daily at a N. reach Washington at A p NJ, Balti-
and N at w. phadephia in the of the night
gay ana sometimes two days in advance of passengers by
the James river and bay boats
Fare between Richmond 1r and Baltimore, 81
70 do Baltimore and Philadelphia 3
10 DO Philadelphia and New York. (by
= =, THos. SHARP, Agent of Transportation.
proper to state that there are now three dav lines from
washington to Phladelphia-the first leaving Washing
ton at a NJ. reaches Philadelphia by 5 p M--the Sc
cond at 40 minutes past 10 A. M reaches Philadenbia
at T. M-and the last (being the rail road line above
descrbed3 which leaves Washington at p nj. and Bal
more at arrives at Philadelphia in the course Of
the night The traveller by the railroad line has under
these arrangements, the advantage of being in Phladel
Pima IN nineteen hours from the time of his leaving Rich
mond or, i he desires it. may remain in Washington du-
n pg me afternoon and night OF his arrival and be in
Philadelphia the next day dinner or may transact bu-
sness IN washington until l0s A. M next day. and vet
arrive IN Philadelphia at an early hour in the evening
sps1 RAILROADS.&C. and after the LIST Of jan
uary the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond will be
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-14
NM7 IND0w, COACH, SHEET & DOUBLE
VhEyILLE's cAPILLARY CREAM AND

kEFlLLE7S CAPILLARY CREAM AND
NJ LOTION, FOR THE CURE OF THE DIS
EASE OF THE HAIR. These curative preparations are
the result OF many years sudious investigation, in which
the inventor has been aided by several of the emf
nent medical of Paris. Having submitted them to
the test of experience, by which their virtues had been
proved to the satisfaction Of all WHO have used them he
now confidently offers his Capillary Cream and Lotion
to the public, the most certain and efecua remedies
that have been discovered for restoring and preserving the
harthat most beautiful ornament Of the head the abb
Of which deformty for which no art can make
amend
The Capillary Cream and Lotion having received the
appreciation OF several of the distinguished physi-
clans OF this country the inventor does not hesitate to
submit them to the public with the confident assurance
that they are what they purport to be-
he Capillary Cream unites all the qualities necessary
to keep the scalps bulbs, and capillary hair tubes in
healthy condition, and to restore the hair when diseased
except in of natural badness when no remedy is
capable OF etecng its restoration II also acts as pre-
yentuve against disease myigoratng and identifying the
hair
The Capillary Lotion more active agent for restor-
ing promptly the accidental loss Of the hair or for pre-
venting its falling after fever Illness or from other
causes.
The above preparation and treatise on the Disease of
the Hair, are sold by AMBROSE SMITH, N. E. cor
ner OF Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia and
by the proprietor, f. DEVILLE S. E. corner of Balti-
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore.
The above is for sale by r. DUQUESNE,
Sole Agent for Richmond Wig Maker, 40 Main st
nv Is 3ms
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-14

SHERWOOD,S IMPROVED MAGNE,rrt,
- MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
al lith edition, 400 giving clear and ample directions
Tor the use OF the instruments in the various diseases to
which they are applicable, and which are found by the
successful practice OF hundreds operators include the
diseases that are known to the Medical Profession They
are OF different sizes, in rosewood cases.
For sale at New Y orS prices by
DOVE q lSAACS, agents for Richmond
Sign OF the Black Boy and Mortar
II No 81 Main afre.t p;o,,,c,,,l