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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

NA have Just received per Adams Il Co.'S Ex-
w press, a lew pieces OF new style Mouslans;
Jenny Lind embroidered Musins for party dresses &c
Also, a new assortment of ladies' Goods OF every de-
scription, which we will sell cheap.
We have on hand, as usual lot of Fancy Articles
for children; also lot OF Perfumery, Soaps, &C.
c. HARTWELL & co,
Is domestic S,,n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

Il Brilliant Lottery for 26th October,
Sixteen drawn numbers in each package of &c Tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass w, to be drawn
at Baltimore saturday, October Goth IS numbers
and l6 drawn
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

The firm of c. g. R. w. McGRuDER will be dis
solved on the 18th of the present month
Richmond Oct 9th 1850 oc l0-dlm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

- pTUpUTtOI.
Certificate OF a package OF wholes $l30; halves IS;
quarters 80 so
Certificate of package of wholes $l2O; halves 60;
quarters 30.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

~ AS FIXTURES AND BURNERS.-sam-
SR pies OF the various patterns OF Gas Fixtures and
urnersfor stores, &c. from the celebrated manuacto-
ry OF Cornelius " Co., Just received at China Hail. to
which the attention OF those intending to gas is in
tied. HUGH A. WATT
oc 10 ct No. 70 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

Np RS. PELLETS SCHOOL, Broad street,
I'VE opposite the City Hall, Richmond, Va, will re-
open on Tuesday, LIST Oct, 1850, Sc 3-eotf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

isuyere are referred to my Register OF Prizes to be
seen al the Office, as proof Vi what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates Of packages, and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
oc IA n. SR A'HrITQN Richmond Va
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
NOEL Main street.

EDARTICULAR attention pad to the public or pr-
H. vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes Horses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise eray and liber-
al cash advances made when required.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

A VIRGINIA HOUSE.-The PREPARATIONS and
MEL additions OF tho Virginia House. amounting as al
ready provided for, to 1894 will be completed on or
about the hrst OF November The former buildings and
additions will contain about 4S rooms The SnuggeryS
lined with lead; copper shower; marble basin; 20 Gas
burners; marble nantes; new graes throughout; some
additional ten rooms and three PASSAGES, papered &C.,
constitute some OF the additions This property has
heretofore rented at $l,l50 To good tenant, the
rent will now be 81 1850 or 70. Apply Mrs. Calha-
rne Taylor, or to
oc l5-tf GEORGE TAYLOR
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STATIONERY.-J w. RANDOLPH, I2l
~ Main street. has for sale all articles in the Statone-
ny llne' besides large stock OF Books in the various
departments OF literature. oc Is
KpOOK AND STATIONER'S Catalogue of
MD $50 pages with prices and description Of every
book, &c for sale by ]. w. RANDOLPH, is publish
ed and ready tor distribution, without charge at III
Main street. oc Is
w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and Binder, can
supply members Of the Convention, and others, with the
above valuable book, various styles of binding The
one volume, is useful aAk at this time, and may be
bought at III W ain street. &C Is
HAKER'S CHOCOLAsIE.-25 boxes, landing
~ and for sale by
oc Is WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-15

EARS. RlVES ~ HASKINS have associated
~ themselves together in the practice of medicine,
and offer their services to the public Office over the
store Of Parker Bayly & Nimmo, l43 Main street.
Sc 27-lm
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grasping, and underhanded But, as you say, his
child is motherless ; and, as Mercy will have to
associate with him IL he attends school, you can
try. Let her wait for him at the bars for on no
account would have her enter his house"
II msttered little to Miller Jed in what spirit
favor was granted, 90 long a. he was sure Of il ;
therefore he hardly listened 10 the condition
attached to this. In fAct, he was quite willing
Mercy should keep out Of bis house, for who
knew what mischief Isaac and she might not COM
NIT there together.
Thus the children became schoolmates and il
was not long before their little fingers began to
smooth the tangled skein Of life between the two
families-at least, as far as Isaac was concerned
He often waited on the fat stone by the HIrs,
untI ssfesey . .s.~.sss tz.sss ~ a Ss az. anu
perhaps, as with Jane Ward, the memory Of little
r,u-n, prona m rne vru so,airrs mart lot lne
child, quite "a much as HIS own ingenious face
and wiasins raznnsrs; at any rate, the old mans
prejudice wore slowly away; and, as the weeks
passed on, Isaac became not only frequent but
q welcome guest at the Hollow, though in obedi-
eDce to her grandfather,s command, Mercy's foot
had never crossed his fathers threshold.
And with this arrangement Miller Jed was
content for with all his contemptfor the Wards,
and what he termed their bad arrangement he
could not escape feeling kind Of respect for
them; besides, If the boy was there, he would be
out of mischief at home
II was not often that the shrewd old miller had
recourse to the law but when Isaac was about ff-
teen years DID, finding the validity Of certain mort
cages In his possession questioned, he placed the
business in the hands Of an attorney. The case
was decided against him; and 20 exasperated was
he by the lose and tho round fees demanded by his
lawyer, that he swore, henceforth he would have
a lawyer Of his own. He had one son, and he
should be a lawyer. Like all people with only
one idea in their heads, this became mania with
him. True, It would cost Q sight Of money to
educate him. but then Isaac would get it all back.
Lawyers could not only look sharp after their
own property, bat their very words were gold
Miller Jed retained very vivid memory Of the
sun &c lad paid into the hands OF Squire g.,
and again and again he computed how many such
sums he would receive in q year. The investment
would bring rare interest he thought; therefore
Isaac was sent away to school, preparatory to en-
tering on . course Of law, under the tuition Of
the somewhat celebrated Judge g. of l..
II never occurred to him TO consult the taste Of
his child in this choice of an occupation; but
happily, Isaac loved books better than anything
else In the world, save Mercy, whose sweet face
had grown to be most rare book to him. ever
fresh and new; therefore he made no objection.
no BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK
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BALTIMORE. Llu. 1850.

BALTIMORE, July, 1850.
For one who has sojourned occasionally In the
different cities of our Union, at different times,
their various and changeful physiognomies $50 to
speak, must have made On impression. Cinoin-
natl, for instance changes much more than Balti-
more On returning to Cincinnati after q FIVE
years absence, one Is more struck with the
changes and improvements than he Is In Balti-
more after fifteen years absence. Yet Baltimore
has improved as rapidly rs any city on the At
lantic border, with, perhaps, the exception Of
New York "Well, how does Cincinnati look
To you 7" asked friend Of ours, on a return
there, after q Ave years absence 10 Wash
ington. Sup to Seventh street." we replied
like an old friend with O new coat on beyond
that like perfect stranger.
And 30 1t is Almost ell that portion Of Gin
ciunati called "Texasn has grown up in that
time crowded streets where | saw nothing
when left II, bat COW paths over the common
Walk even down Main street, and almost all the
signs that the business houses knew few years
ago, know them now no more. 80 with the pri-
yate residences, as many q Northern or Southern
sojourner who has been entertained there finds
out
aThat's not her knocksr--and all sstrsngedf
10 she not faithful whom his heart adorssi
That LADY sir, long since her name has changed,
And having done 80, she's forgotten yours"
In Baltimore, particularly In the heart Of the
city, one finds things pretty much a. he lsft
them. We pass down Calvert street, for instance,
and there Ii Balderstone's wine establishment,
which has been there to US time out Of mind and
there is the Mechanical Empire House 10 the old
place, and large flag stone In the pavement tells
us Il was founded In 1888. What was Cincin-
natl then7 We have talked with Simon Ksnton,
the last Of the pionsers,n who wss taken pris-
onsr BY the Indians In the wilderness where
Cincinnati now stands In New Orleans and 81.
Louis, how fast all trace Of the French popula-
ton Is fading away. Boston and Philadelphia
hold . good deal Of their old look, We mean Of
fifteen years ego, for that Is old In our calendar,
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ERA.
CINCINNATI, July 81, 1850.

CINCINNATI, July 81, 1850.
To the Editor Of The National Era:
IL Is now settled fact that the wheat crop in
the West this season win be an unusually good
one, both as to quantity and quality, and in all
probability the largest ever raised in one year.
From information received from various quarters
in the last three weeks, it appears that in none of
the States will the crop fall below the average !;
in some, Il will be fully equal to the usual yield
and in others, more than an ordinary crop is ex-
pected. In Ohio tina WELD is fully t--a-ihirds
more than in 1899, and in Indiana the increase lie
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For the National Era
SKETCHES OF OUR VILLAGE.
No. 4.
THE MILLER.-CHAPTER 4,
BY MARTHA RUSSELL,

Full merrIiy rings the milestone round,
Full msrrily rings the wheel,
Full merrily gashes out the grist-
Come, taste my fragrant meal!
"Ths miller he's worldly man,
And maIn hae double fee
So draw the sluice In the churi's dam,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-31
Sale of EGLeMSiUe Real Estate
IM srAUNToN, OCT 1ST, 1850.

A Executor of Michael Qaislar, dssd;, shall sell al
"A public auction all his Real Estate. shall OF course
attempt no description of the property but it IS known ITO q
all who are acquainted with the Iowr to % extensive anu
,sh consisting Of some Ave or six large and handsome
Stores. two or three Dwellings, and three or four Shops
situated without exception in most desirable parts OF the
Town. Also. valuable Building Lot, on Main Stree
and some exceen. and convenient Ont-ots OF woodland
The rapid improvement in the Town OF S'aunton, rem
ters This sale worthy the attention Of capitalists. .
PossEssIon of the property will be given on LIST OF April
TERMS.-'rhe object being to convert the property a
once into an interest bearing fund for the support ana ecu
Co, Of infant children purchasers can have very liberia
credit upon giving satisfactory security for the principal
and punctaaly paying the interest; ,,rn,p,N
Saunon, July II, le5o.-tds. +, ~, u..
me- Richmond Times, Winchester hepuo n nar
rsonbnro Republican, Lexington Gazette and Charlotes
Vile Advocate copy weekly, till saie mark cost and draw
through Valley Bank Staunton, upon the Executor
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-31


Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancs o0Ssv
n for Augusta County, at the Courthouse on i'iO'N"'
Eleanor Peck Jacob Shreckhise and Elizabeth MS VIE
Plaintiffs,
s.s,a a'1 1ssnh Stevenson and Emily his wife, late
OYus osse swes and Julia his wife, late Ju-
h Steele d JOSEPH S fss a5 ssce
Au'1s osne '.''gS Tract of one and half Acres, and
BY me T%u mat o s0 and Twelve Poles and much Of
s:.e an5 s1 as' credit cd 1s s sa
ueH.o"eu; az months and their proceeds applied to
we've anu Of the debts referred to in the bill and the
ons s this suit And is further adGdged ordered and
aoTsed that Jacob Shreckhse be, and he is hereby ap
u;atsd Commissioner to make said SALE after giving
nt weeks notice Of the time, place and terms SALE Oy ao
yerissmsnt published in the Saunton Spectators posted al
the front door of the house, and one or more Puoc
sces nearest the pemses and said Commissioner is d.
eced to report proceedings the premises to this Court
at the next Term"
MICH. C. KINNEY, C. C.
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PATTERSON'S
.ALTER.qTIYE & TONIC COMPOUND.
WINcnEsrER, June 3, l65U.

NlNCHESTER, June ., tC0"'
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Fonc Coln-
pound. both myself and in my family, for the last eigu
wears and having been cured Of obstinate cosveness ao
sick head ache 10 whieh have been for long time SUD
,ect lake pleasure in recommending lis use to others d.
hicted in the same way. a..
have also used it for Choc and Cholera Morbus, the
latter yery Violent and of which relieved BY II IN
very short time.
1t has proved equally eicacous with different memoirs
of my family and in many other cases within my own
knowledge Signed, D. H. NIL
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May so, 1851.
take great pleasure in recommending Patersons Alter
alive and ionic Compound have no hesitation IN CIV.
ing it as su opinion that this will he found excellent
remedy for The various diseases for which it is recommend
ed, particularly Dysenery. Dyspepsia and Liver AfecI
tions. am physician. and speak dslntereseaiy.
have used the medicine and have experienced great feel
from itand Notwithstanding the preudices fthe acu,
has gained celebrity and popularity which have cslieo
into exercise additional supply the great ana IN
creasng demand for it. Signed, ,,or
a5- Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON-and
sold. Wholesale and Retail, by THoMA. P. EsKsIpeE'
Druggist, StauntOn, Va.
June IL, l850.-ly.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYTowN

TESTIMONIALS FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYTowN.
TARaYrows, January 18th Is4T
Da. B. BnAsDaErH: My Dear Sir
WE the undersigned being y convinced OF tho superior
w qualities your Vegetable Universal Pills over all Others
medicine which opinonis founded upon our own
used them for years as family
mcdcnewe therefore take pleasure in thus recommending
them specially excellent 10 preventing and curing NOSE
Bilious difficulties which almost every individuals al GER
tain periods Of the year. less subject IN all dyspePe
in which them used they have invariably
effected perfect The method Of using them was 10 take
every night when going to bed Whoever that
dyspeptc, and follows this advice will be sure OF cure 90
we believe, we have never known them 10 iaif.
Nothing hut the welfare of fellow beings has indeed 10
write this Youw therefore, confer particular avof upon
us, by giving It place in your publications. ,, :,
SIGNED: Jacob 0del, p. NJ d M Lent John Cntio' r
las Manu. George Mills, John Derwad, Stenbcn SwArwogt
l. Hail. John Leonard Abnl Martling, John y Weeks
Widey James See Charles Underhl, Wiilett CarPen-
ter, w + Van Wart, Clapp Henry Todd, Elijah WI
dey, VIM Ward Joseph Vail, Thomas Dean cornshas
Lessee.
AGENTs-wn KYLE. Siaunton Wm ~ Eing, Ma Ts.
boro; Messersmith Mt Scion M Stout 20; new HOPE;
NJ Whitmore Mt Meridian; John Morr,s flsnersvs;
Thomas Holt, Jennings Gap Benz Graham; Greenys JIG
Gufn Co.. Midway Jas Guy, Deerheia ~ n HiI
Parnassus; d Hoghead & Co., Parnassus W ;h p .'
Churchve; Sterling Son. Harrisoa1argi ..so %;,na
Lexington Watts Charlottesville; Hste"af'' l'''o'
ro Springs; Wise, Warm Springs.
Juip
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notice.

WILL offer for sale allmy property at Midway, hoca,
bridge County Va, follows, to wit: one iIaos -
Land containing 40 ACRES, tolefably well lmProv-
ed, "a good two story DWELLING HOUSE, ki,cn men
Smoke House, and first ae Barn, other Tract OF Laho,
containing 1876 Acres more less in toerable siate o.
cultivation A good two story Dwelling House, double
Stables, SC. Also, Tract Of Land containing 10 a.
ores frs,-rale Land, with good Brick Dwelling AzA
House, Kitchen, Smoke House, &C. One House Hsssssm
and lot on which there is good Blacksmith's shop,
one good and comfortable Store House and Lot OF Land
One newly erected TAN YARD, with all its aPPur-
tenances which are irst-tae. deem it unnecessary 10
give further description Of the property presumng Una. per-
sons wishing to purchase will examine tor themselves
will sell said property any day from this time until ,he
st day Of September but if not sold privately before ,a
day then will expose at public auction to the hghesi ola
der the above named property. will make the terms ac
commodatng from the fact that am not selling from ne
cessity bu. Of choice as wish curall my business 70
some extent my health being bad and not oeing aoe
attend to ALL It is well known that Midway IS iouris
ing little place and will be shortly, from lne lac.
that the Plank Road will pass through the place IN SHOT
time. go
Mr.. S. D. McGufin residing near the place. VIII sho"
any person the property and give the necessary inoIa
ton that may be wanted. NJ. bhA AN'
july "a lS50-tds
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rVHE subscriber offers oT sale mis- Gkls AN GA -.
No,,b Fork Of HARDWARE River, Abemahe County, also
Trac. Of so Acres Of wood Land about one mile below %
which there is good Mill site. The good location ana
fine water power renders this property peculiarly Desirable
Further description unnecessary as persons disposed
purchase, will examine it in person being ANXIOUS 70 p'.
nose of it. will sell very reasonable
will accommodate the purchaser. r.
Reference can be made Marcus Durrett Esq, hsing
0o., ,b nrrrses TO John H. McCue, Saunton o. 70 The
subscriber near Mount Horeb Post Office Nelson C0uS'S'
lime IL IS5O.-3meot.
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EEXTN TO TT III . T. Il i,
Lexington, Virginia.

TIME undersigned desires to make his grateful afsnowl-
edpmens to the public for the liberal patronage when
he has received since he has been in charge Of the Lexn
ton Hotel.
He has been pleased to learn that his efforts 10 satisfy
the travelling community have not been unsuccessful.
The extensive Improvements to this establishments wncl
been in progress for the last year. completed
the sleeping apartments in the new addition are large and
we'll ventilated, neatly finished and furnished with new
fnrnure,he whole interior presenting en- appearance OF
eaness and comfort seldom In tie ocs eFdere ito
tells. .,... -, 49,:
first rate Hotel in its general arrangement, he hopes to OBJ
lain and will eneavot to merit the patronage of the public
WILLIAM JORDAN, PRorRlErcn.
LEXINGTON. july "a, IS50-4t.
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A List of Letters

u EMAfNING in the Post Office at Staunton, on Inc tn
IA LIST of July 1885, which if not taken out before the
LIST of October will be sent the Dead Letter Oilce
A-John Allen, John Aldridge, Sarah Allen, Mary
Ausburn, John Alinger, j. II. Atkins. /,
D-RobeTt P Bryary, Charles H. Bliss, Schuyler braa,
lev, Margaret A. E. Brown, Elizabeth f. Blown, David
Baylor, Robert R. Balye, Charles Bates, b. ID. Bowen
James Bell John Brown, John Boazes, S. w. Bolen, VIM
Baylis Rector James H. Burmese David w BIana' Mi
C-Rev. Cornelius c. Cronin, Thomas ClaM'ey: n r
chae Conneo, Isaac CoffmaE, AleAaHu'' 0s'
Chase, WIN. Cnurry, David Cotton; ,.:.,;u IT
Ta-Peter Duffy, Sarah Dean, James Dnski'l' H. u
j)ndev Ann Davenport, Henry DeiIrnbaughs = ,
TEErankn Feshburn, M. j. Folin, John =. fatiey'
Beniattin Funk, II. NJ. Firebaugh, John frlzeii.
GMicrael Gahagan, Elizabeth Greher, ABEL eioo0n'
John GanEold -, 11;o,,on loco
Hife. Owen Hanon, David Howard, Holiday 4 Lady
lanes Haryey. William Herbert, Thos Hutchens
TI& Y-Wiam A. Irving, Frances Jordan J W!
Kennedy John Keneck, Edward Heating, Lafaye''e A'i
by, George Kennedy. ~ e.cb
I,-Reuben Lambert, Clara Lamb, George Y. Leaon
George Latham VIM G. Lankford, M H. Long, 0a"'ue'
I,o,er WIN. III. Leget. ,,;b.a,
M MT-,,Wilam Moran, Miss P Nj. Maupn, Michael
McNare, James Mitchell, B. f. hardwood, John McTaL,
Inv VIM McCuichan, Mary j. McCutchan, Eiizaoeu
Moore Edward McNichoas John McGrath, Eliza Nl''c'i-
ell, sarah B. May, Joseph McCarty. :, o..;.
N, o. P-John N. Norwood, Joseph n: ooI'a g.
Alexander Paris, Richard Portereld OF MS hei'' o.
Vf,{ "a aMFrancs Qursbury, Joseph Reynolds Absa-
lon B. Reynolds Michael Riley, George e. ROBERTS, Len
mis- Reagan, James w. Rutherford. t.,
i sMAnnie NJ Smith, Frederick sses, David Steele
J. c. Splitter, j. Stevenson John Shea, JePtha omn
Joshua A. Smith, John Sellers, George oafo"' 'e'0"
Slney Robert Schmidt, Thomas Smith, -, ,,,,;,
~ r. W-John Tenant, John Todd, J. & w; Mhil,
more. MIR. Ward, James Wilson, Henry T. Wood Henry
\Vhain Arson Weldon.
YmGeorge r. Young, Margare, Young: =,
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TO0Yg at THIS!

NV y;rtrc Of Trust Deed executed to US by Thomas
ID Green, we are now selling at the lowest prices
one Of the best stocks of new, fashionable and desirable
Goods ever offered n this County consisting OF LADIES'
0ress Goods. Geuerneus Cloths, Domestcs' OF all klnds
Hardware Iron. and every thing usually kept in Stores
is Obliged to be speedily closed, the public
will Cha / greatly to their interest to buy of them They
% n nu,y aersos desiring 10 commence the Mercantile
business o. epensh their stocks, that they wlllse the
At wholesale or by the large quantity on The most
reasonable terms. -, NJ ,,.,oo
G, They also notify persons Indebted 10 + n; Green,
or TO Green s Co.. that their claims are ta0s'e9u 10
GIVEN PETER Y. BROOKE, ; Trustees
NlCHO r. TROUT,
S,orpicn ruty 81, $685..
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% u a = n y
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry, oarhound and Ll7erWof

Compound Syrup Wild Cherry HOarhound and IlVeiWor''
Far Coughs, Colds asthma, hacfpent Consumption
Cc,art, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, ana a"
other Diseases Of The Chest and L'lngs'
TN Offering this article pubcwe do SO with perfect con
Senee having obtained the sanction ci the most
physicians Of the City Of Baltimore where the article Is
Unlike Every other popular remedy We furnish home tes'n0
ny from ,e ; to Mace the recipe the hands Of any
PHYSICAL a who recognised gentleman of standing IN
the profession p.,,oor. Ian. 18th, 1885,
This is TO certify that have been laboring under very Sc
we're Eohsm Of Ion Standing and that by the Of three
S Sssi o Syrup VITA Chiefly Hoar
nsss cured sTs for
desiring G Information FasD .,1 ssa 0 saiSel sy
calling y tT V - ) JOHN WREN.
Tnos J. WoarHiNeroN. 81 ,.a
t The above article behad Of Messrs kiS
Wv AGENTS for the town Any respectable fhySi-
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents: H.
'"" '"' 'T J. l.. O'NEAL Proprietor
JuIy q ls50.-2m. .