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FOR CALIFORNIA.


,Fo. San FRANCISCO. califoEnia-To Sail on
49,. brig THOMAS p HART, Capt Alex. Adams.
having all her engaged, will be dispatched above
She can comfortably accommodate more passen gers-foT
which. apply board, at Post Second Municipality or
to q. J. MEEKER. 81 Poydras ST.
Passage in the First Cabin S250-in Second Cabin. $500.
s1- No passage secured until paid for. my9
q. For California, ria Chagres-The new and
ANEE splendid fast sailing Baltimore clipper built bark
@@"A SENECA, Can't. James g. Smith, will sail ON
about the 18th inst The Seneca has unequal-d accom-
modatons for 20 first and so second cabin passenger and
will be furnished in the most desirable For fesght
passage apply board opposite the Mint; Or to
c. J. MEEKER, e6 Poydras st.
Rate of pa sssse in second do $50 my9
"a. For San Francisco, California-To Sail tbs
1EXk 9Th of June-The very fast sailing Clipper built
.aszssa bark MADONNA, Capt. Mitchell, having most
of her cargo engaged will sail above touching at Rio
de Janero Valparaiso and Caao. She OF $50 tons buhep.
commanded by one of much experience in the Pacific and
offers superior Accommodations for passengers having
aud airy between decks which viii be furnished in the most
desirable manner For freight passage apply board at
-'''N - C. j. MEEKER, ee Poydrss St.
f1" Passage in First Cabin. $3.50; Second Cabin, $780,
No Storage Passengers taken, and bes not secured ul
paid ter. mSs
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EEFECTs OF THE LATE RAINs-PatFick Heaaron was
arrested charged by Thomas Stacey with stealing two
hrelLaS from HIM.
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QUEER THEFT.-Auguste. a slave belonging TO Mr.
Buck arrested by the police of the First Municipality
the complaint Of Theodore Gabaron Mr.. Gabaron be-
hard work had dispensed with his pantaoousn the
pockets he had $50 in gold and paper which he believes
Auguse feloDieusIy abstracted
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ADJUSTMENTS.
To

Positively the Last Night but Two Of the Season.
THURSDAY May TO- 1913 Benefit of M and Nine Il ~
l. when the charming Opera, by Auber, OF LA PART DU
DIABLE will produced for the First Representation
of ROLAND FURiEUX, VAUDEVILLE act During
the evening MUSICAL lNTERLUDE will be performed.
cSs- Friday May of Mr.. COLIN Treasurer when
LA FAVORITE will be produced
The rsr viii commencs at e,elock mya
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AMERICAN T II e A TIRE.
ENEEED OF MR. JAS s. Charles

BENEElI OT Mn Oh'S. -. IIJAhLLC.
TU,HUsSDAY EVENING, May 10, a49.Tbe performances will
commence with the exhibition Of MELZEL'S MECHANICAL
CIRCUS SINGING, DANCING and RECITATION by Miss
Josephine Miss &. Charles, and Mr. Page. "A LOTTERY,
viii II each Of audience chance without
extra charge. THE MARRIED RAKE: Mrs. Tcrac, Mrs.
Stewart PERFECTION-Kat O'Bren, with songsl
Petre To conclude with THE IRISH TUTOR-Dr. O'roole,
Mr.. CHARLES.
PceBo1es rs c Parquette so cs ColOrsd Boxes so
Gallery Is cts
~ Box Office from 10 t2 Doors open hslpas Per-
myo
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VINO LOST A WATCH "A naqred James Don.
nelly deposited heavy gold lever watch with Mr. James
Howard, keeper of coffee house, Saturday night last
and asked for advance OF So it. offering to sell it
for SIS Mr. Howard retained the watch and has
place! in the First Municipality police Office. to be iden
fled by the proper owner Its value about $50. Donnely
has ot al hpep esteI
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,

Dry n. e sRAN B IL sk kfifiss
GENER.aL CoMMIssIoM MERCHANT.
No. SO Gravier Street,
sHAwLsL coIOred iamasE Canton Grape
sc4kF fs ~s;'f Dama1 Canton %s; Grape
ssss embroidered in scars Crimson Cherry Pink Gold
embroidered .i.s WI white s. Cantor To- Grape
%BPs s,ss sa satin s ' Pa a sass very fine S~''
Assorted do, embroidered fringe
q, s F 5:sIs c IS .PsSs
Tole du Nord;
sinehews, a fac article;
FSSsrd PONCE. Handkerchief large of new
Fancy PLAID cravsts; Black Lsyanlns crayats.
Fk sori,1 and dark sa fancy T. and Furniture
sh,s flannel Blue cS css
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
sEYM OUR & CO.,
re CAMP, Neat Door TO Corner Of GraUier street.
OFFER at the 1oest Of stq5s 1 tbis 81 sy
- S1d Their large assortment of FRESH and DESIRABLE
The prices of this New Establishment will be found
orally far lower than the rates usually cureat and Its char
a fSSs 'fs ri FASG
,iff issf
will find the goods this Store probably
than they contemplated before examination
of them. my5 3taw
A. L. COCHRAN Il CO.,
27 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" porters of FRUITS NUTS etc.. have for sale
RAISINS-300 packages, whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
RKss GRAGk HI a. 5spS bo1 ssAsf
PECANS-20O bags and barrels, fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lC0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. l. ~
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSC TWlNE-3Ius cases;
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufacy j. Caldweh& 20.
FIGS-3000 drums. extra superior. r1,pn .oo t
PEPPER. PlMENTO and RACE GINGEh-4Vo bags.
MACkEREL-An invoice assorted
ALMONDS-3OO trails and bags Sofs Smell
WINES-POrt, various qualities Sweet anu Dfy Maasa'
200 cases Old Spanish , - - r.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety OF
caRo1JNFA ,nI sE as6 SC9oiWpEAs-5oo bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLklLL GoAL-soo CASKS. -, =,
BUTTER-250 kegs superior Of LOUIS. apo LII
Agency of the ceIehrated American Powder q"
BEEF
nRIED and Mess Reef by the piece or barrel for FANNY
/ use in store and for sale by 80
mys CHAs. SEDUCTION, "a Camp st.
CRACKERS
~ BBI.S. Boston, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers IN
TS.) store and for sale by ,,-c.,rc,, n, o.,
nays tHAs. SIOU1h ~ ', - ,aIp 81.
CALIFORNIA SPADES.
ANU slairs APPS
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE.
T AND WARRANS, of 160 and 40 acres tor sale low
IL Apply at q Natqhez street. up stairs. spSa
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COASTWISE PORTS

81 Wanted Tor New York.-A vessel of 1900 barrels
us2-=-C A WETHERRY.
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CRESCENT OFFICE,
vIJodua,doy Moruiug NAV


Wednesday Morning. May 9, l849.
-.rroN The long expected news OF the America was
Co sss,eday and proves less unfavorable than
ssieen,ed the Liverpool Cotton market being quoted
awsr for Orleans Mddlng. but the figures for air
ahu Is ,ame brought by the Cambria. This intelligence
,ood effect market. and ZOO bales were taken
/, steady prices, =, ORLEANS ctAss,uc.ror
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MURDERous AssAuLT.-JuIes Gustave Bochno. made
affidavit before Recorder Genois Yesterday that Louis
Proper MOty attacked him the yard of house.
Of Cont and Burgundy streets with drawn dagger that
Moty after several Intellectual etoits to stab him at last
wounded him slightly. Tire deponent declared that the
sault unpovoked by him. 4 warrant issued for
the arrest of Moity.
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~ h. IMPORTANT to TRAVELLERS Co
etkeR+eS ING EAST. For Montgomery and We
,sz - iunpka-EVERY FRIDAY.-The spen
did s;t running double engine passngs, steam packet
FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock, and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday -
Passengers BY this boat leaving Montgomery Mon
day morning will reach Macon in time to take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which arrives at Sa
vannah every "Wednesday Morning and connects with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE.
New York Steam Packets For freight passage apply On
board. or to -
apo 3m NJ WARING & CO., Agents, Mobile.
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aA For Hayre.-The Al and fast sailing ship HAN.
$500 ~ All CROKER, Capt. Munahy will receive
Dispatch having the greater part of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board For eght passage. having
handsome accommodations. apply to
mv3 I, n GALE o. Corrr,or Of
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VERY UNLADY. LIKE Mrs. Caharine George was
brought before Recorder Genos yesterday to
variety Of misdemeanOrs. Among other feminine occupa-
TONS she was charged with throwing bricks from the gal
ey OF her house upon that might be unfortunate
enough to pass during her frolc Some gentlemen DM
carry bricks in their hats but they ike to have the fun of
placing them there themselves. Mrs. George also
bued to the amusement of the neigh ohood by mpromtu
concerts, and strange and unusual noises. She fined
$50 for these freaks of fancy. and not avng the dimes
committed for one mourn
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IN For.Boston, and NsT Osisaas Rsgasr
49," Capt. Smart, vii! have immediate dispatch. For
p'''"ee ''f' DEWEY & CO, 81 Gravier st.
AGENTS in Roston-Messrs Henry, Lincoln & Go. my9
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U- To lsaye REGULARLY on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS at 55a o'clock P. M.
NOR MOBILE from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
l. Railroad, via Pass Christian. sf1@ h
SY- Freight by the New Canal. I@Aa& f$SsSsA5
IF Passengers by the Railroad -
The and spendd fas! running passenger Lake
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will esye the New
Canal above landing at the Pontchartfain Railroad oi
Freg ht received for Montgomery, Wetumpka etc.. giving
though Bills Iadng at rs cents per Dbl.
N B-Freght received at the New Basin Warehouse IN.
Ill O'Clock P, M, on the day OF departure
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda
iaT II to- WINGATE Il Brennan. AZ Poydras st.
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E.A Vessel Wanted.-To load for Boston, with full
EsE2 cargo and immediate dispatch.
- my86t DEWEY & CO, 81 Gravier st.
E~For Freight or Charter.-The A brig ANN &
GTIsN JULIA, OF 1900 bbs capacity, coppeed and cop
per fastened, and ready for sea Apply to
my7 A. WETHERBY II P0ydras st.
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Il For Bordeaux.-Passage Ony.-The fine bari
500 CATHERINE, Capt Watts. having all her cargo
engaged, will have quick dispatch Apply to
my2 L.. H. GALE 90 Common 81.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1S49.

FATAL AFFRAy.-We learn that another of those dis
graceful afays which have become so common in city
of late occurred last evening about alfpast O'Clock
Dryades street. From what could learn it seems that
there had existed for time difficulty between the
parties-Mr III. Cassidy and his brother law a Mr. Dun
can-oginating in family affairs, the particulars of
which unable to ascertain. The parties met last
evening the house of Cassidy, and as seems. both
armed After interchanging words, they drew their
pistols and fired at each other woundiDg bohthe ball of
Cassidy passing through the breast and shoulder of Duncan
and wounding him. supposed. MORALLY. He was taken
to the Hospital. Cassidy was but slightly nured.
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LII For Antwerp.-The fast sailiFs American ship
49, EXCHANGE Capt. Major. is now lea, ing for
the above port. and will have immediate d-spatchs
For freight passage apply to -
SAML. TOBY & NEPHEW, IS Camp St
ap23 or J. T. WHITNEY & CO., % Cshpst.
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THE undersigned is fully prepared execute all papers
r. necessary to pTocnne THREE MONTHS, >eA
III EXTRA PAY and collect BACK %, PAa N
officers and soldiers who served in the late war -.
With Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange, duecty
under Major Dashiell's office. 4,
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls IN TINS Gy me
undersigned still keeps his Office open to prosecute an Claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has Trustworthy agent
in Washington, whose special duty is attend promptly
to all claims forwarded to his order
VIM 1NAGHAN,
ANIL 1ms--3dp Late Can't. Co F. 9Th Regt La. Vols
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e. For Boston The fast sailing ship BYRON.
STk Mcclellan. master, will have Dispatch For freight
of 1000 bbls flour the bulk thereof passage,
apply to the captain board at Post ~ Second Munich
pa,ty or to Tmy81 G. ]. MEEKER, IS Poydras St
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FU Ilelsnt Dates COTTON. apply -" :
l.. Fl. GALE, SO Common st.
For passage, having handsome accommodations. apply
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WHEN RoGUEs FALL OUT ETc.-This old adage was
of the First Municipality Police of John Williams and
Martin Hanley two gentlemen who found in the street
between IL and CLOCK night engaged in interesting
contr oyersy relative TO the division of quantity of ready
made clothing which they had at that time in possession
having doubt just puroned the From words they
proceeded to blows each laying claim ain caret
cOOed coat The attention of the officer thus directed
safe in the watch house.
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LAFAYETTE CoUNCIL.-Tuesday EUeRtng, May s.
This body met last evening adjournment After
reading the journal committee of five was appointed to
investigate the qualifications OF the newly elected members
The committee. after short absence, reported all the mem
be duly qualified. committee OF three also appoint
ed investigate the qualifications of the Mayor who
ported that gentleman possessed of all the qua-
cations fill that honorabl and dignted post Whereupon
occupy the chair President of the Council Elk Mayor
Bouqny before vacatng the seat by permission read the
following protest:
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undersigned is constantly manntuc urng and mas
/ orsaea very superior article Of VINEGAR, H@
which he will xuars nlee to improve by age and a
will deliver it, free of charges, IN any part OF
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
nIices to the times viz: Butts 90 gallons oo baes,
90 gallons ga Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon hbe-
raj discount made 10 wholesale customers ~
tv line dropped in the Postoiice will be pnnctaay
attended To Tau29 til JOHN Ii. WEBB.
Gorn.. Tou,r,v aud MaYss ss opposite Charity Hospital.
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Il For Marseilles.-Passage On1y.-The fine brig H.
SSE1G R. HYLER. Capt Anderson. having al her cargo
engaged. will have quick dispatch Apply TO
at
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lss4tks ahS CELLoR, c. P Bacon, master-Eor LO4
zs-sa-sss sspaie. Fear sUe and all intermediate land
ngs.-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst at L O'Clock, M, pos
The new and splendid passenger steamboat ChANCEl-
i.OR receiving freight, and will positively leave
above. For freight having splendid large and
airy staerooms apply board foot OF Gayie street
T. B. SMITH, So Magazine st.
Stale be secured by applying TO the Agent mi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

sec that long line Of cars. moving
gently over tho glass railroad. !
can sec the cars for ahead as they
are turning the bend Of the road
| can see the dead in their collins
SO clear and distinct-on either
side Of tho road. and while the
laughter and singing Of the gay.
happy passengers, resounds in my
cars, l only see those cold faces
Of the dead, with their glary eyes
upIilied, and their frozen hands
upon their shrouds 1t was a
horrible dream
And the Bard's changing features and
Frightening eye ,attested the emotion which
had been aroused by the very memory OF
the dream.
II was indeed horrible dream. a long
train of glass cars, gliding over glass
railway, freighted with youth, beauty and
music, while on either hand are stretched
the victims Of yesterday, gliding over the
railway Of Habit, towards a fathomless
abyss.
There was a mo, al in that Dream.
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Valuable Farm, for Sale.

T<HE subscriber, offers for sale valuable
j Stock and Grain Farm, situated five miles
and quarter East of Richmond. on the Ma
tonal road; containing $50 or $50 Acres.-It is
we'll timbe red, and about $50 nder cult
under good fence-c0 acres in limo
thy and clover. Stock water in every enclosure
and the wood land all set in blue grass. a good
frame House and Barn and other necessary out
buildings the premises, and Il we'll of excel
lent water at the door. All of which will be
sold CHEAP-half cash, and the balance in tw o
equal annual payments. For further par,icu-
lars enquire of the subscriber at Miichelis Mill,
2A miles South of Richmond
WM. MITCHELL.
July Is, $40. 30-3m.
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HsJSE'l (:'s'ON HOU Sc,

Mann street, Richmond, Ind.
TENHIS House formerly known as the s. Man
sion House and occupied by X. BRooKISs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting il up in modern style for the
ace omm Cd alton of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
affords; and shall not be surpassed IN
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up and conside rablv enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsrIER, and plenty of the best Of feed for horses
The nde rsigned feels confident that. by strict
ate ntion to the wants of his guests, he will me rt
a share of public patronage.
BO:ardill. by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept oy
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb. 81. SO. 9tf
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CARRIAGE MAHuFAcToRY.

"HE undersigned respectfully informs the
u public that he continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street, South Of the Starr House,
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RACES. Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps a number of articles in his
line on hand. He believes his work will COM
pare favorab!y with any manufactured in the
west-he uses the best of materials, land for fuish
and beauty Of construction his work cannot be
excellrd- His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits a
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Dec. LIST. lsi9- 3.-ly.
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UMBRELLAS Il PARASOLS!
MANUFACTURED BY STEAM AT THE
American amu1actOry,
PSF PEARL STREET.

(Sien Of the Three Golden Cnabrellas.)
n ERCHANTS in want Of assortme mt of
N Umbrellas and ParasoIs, are advised to pa v
No SECOND PROFITS, but to call at
once on the Manufacturers, who are making
o2DD DAR@He BY the intro
duction Of Steam and New Patent Machinery,
and enabled to produce the best and most
elegant styles Of goods and sell them at a rate,
which they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH 4 CO., Manufacturers,
NEW YORK
P. S.-We have a branch Of our House estab-
iished at RosroN, assachusetts, at No. 4, Sew
all Block, Milk street, where we shall be happy
tosee our Western frie nds. |. S. & Co.
IuIy ii, lS49. 29:3m
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THE Alto AL.
NOTICE..

TTNIE undersigned is DESTROYS to settle up all
II accounts by the LIST of January next. pre-
paratory to opening anew-and earnestly re-
quests those indebted to attend to the same, by
note if not cash. He has numerous small ac-
counts that are worth the collection only, unless
the debtors Will make them good without further
trouble. Persons that know themselves IN
debted will see the necessity of a settlement at
least in good ,rhiie. IRWIN REED.
z. s. My stock OF Drugs, &c. :, is as good as
usual, and | shall be pleased with the confirm
ance of the favors OF the public /. K.
Richmond Nov. oS lNi9 49-lf
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A NEW MIXTURE FOR WASHING
IA A few spoonsfull of this mixture put into
the suds, or mixed with the soap used in wash
ing, will save two-thirds Of the labor. and make
the clothes much whittier than they can be made
without it. 1t is certainly worthy of . trial
from all. For sale At DR.. Howeil's Drug Store,
No. Is. Main street.
Oct -, lS49. Aft
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DR.. TrHSk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

Is constantly effecting cures of the utmost inn
Il portance. The most incredulous are cow in
ced-the most faithless compelled to believe
in the power and virtue of this great remedy.
1t is universally admitted to be the most
derful combination known to the world, for the
immediate relief of disease and pain. 1t never
fails while there remains sufficien life restore
a natural and healthy action to the capillary yes
sells of the body, and equalize the circulation of
the blood By this means, controlling power
is gained over the most malignant forms of dis
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such is the power of this combination
that it penetrates TO every portion Of the human
frame; every bone and muscle, vein, nerve and
ligament is searched out, and made sensible Of
its purifying and healing influence. Hence it
copes readily with internal as external dis
Numerous instances record whe re
this remedy has restored he alth to patients SO
near the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed to produce any effect. Such has
fire ntly beef the case in INFLAMMATION
Of the BOW ELS-no patient ever need die OF
this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. That DANCE rous Epidemic known
as the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS can always be
cured by this remedy. For EXPLANATORY
RHEUMATISM, this Ointme mt is the most COM
plete remedy ever repaired. In SO cases out of
100 it will afford entire relief to the worst
of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For
nervous Use asses this remedy is of immense val
ne. Affections of the Spine. Rheuma tism, Lame
ness. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleur-
sy, Group, Cholic. Cholera Morbus, Ague in the
Face or Breast, Burns, ScaId Head. Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, ErysiPelas. lnf1amed Eyes, Fever
Sores, SC, will be Immediately relieved by the
the use of this remedy.
TFor further particulars and testimonials
see pamphlets left with each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED, only Agent 70
Richmond. where il can be had wholesale and
retail. Price 45 Cents per Bottle
Richmond Nav 9. lS49. H.yY.
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TAILORING.

IGNHE undersigned would inform their frie n d
and the public generally. that they are
prepared to make up all kinds Of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the mate'i-
ais or persons furnish their materials; and
being now in possession Of Genio c. SCOTS
Fall and Winter Fashions, and having the best
Of workmen in their employ, they feel conf
de at that they cannot fail to please all who
NAV favor them with their work
TSHoP one door West Of Sloan's Hotel II
FARQUHAR & NICKERS.
Richmond, Nov. Is, 1c49. 39-if
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IL for sale at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No.
Is, Main street, the following medicines: The
Family Pills; Dyspeptic Pills; Asthma or Phthis-
ic Pills; Cough Pills; Cough Powders; the Bloody
Fiux or DiarYhoea Powders; Children Diarrhoea
or sumner Complaint Powders: Asiatic Cholera
the first or, as they are generally called, pre-
monisory eywptoms., Diarrhoea Powder: Chill
and Fever, Fever and Ague, and Cure Pills
Oct 3, 1910. 3o-u
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Elor saIe.-The pork house and lot for.
merIy occupied by Benz. Strattan on PesS
street. near Nam, and very desirable situa.
ton, Terms reasonable, inquire Of
TIA. DUCDALE.
Oct 10, Is49- 42-H
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