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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

Of lie public sentiment OF tkelr city. We be-
lleee that they can aud will carry out then
pledge. made IN good faith and that the feeling'
Of amity and good fellowship, between the Me
Iapois of Virginia and the South Western coun-
ties. generated by that Convention, will endure
and build up an internal commerce through the
very heart oil the good old Commonwealth, which
will spread strength and life Throughout, all her
borders. II We should be mistaken, and Rich
mond should again refuse TO show any sympathy
with the great effort Lynchburg is making to
build the longest and most expensive link in the
great chain OF roads connecting the Mississippi
with the Chesapeak Bay, We will then know how
10 act and where 10 find our remedy. We for
bear further remarks until we give time for the
delegates, seni by Richmond TO the Wytheyille
Convention, 10 speak for themselves.
In the mean time We say to our South-W Western
friends, 90 on IN your effort TO raise the SubscIp-
lion and let nothing discourage you. We tell
YOU, that ON project cannot fail, and that, If you
be true 10 yourselves you will not be left alone.
Even If Lynchburg should get no aid from her
natural ally, Richmond, she will not permit this
great work to fail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
Il'INIS

l3'fhe rnmors current in PitSburg, affecting
lnlnrlondy the North Western Bank of Virginia,
are without foundation.
Gse The celebrated vocalist, Dodge, has given
$500 for the Jenny Lind prize ticket
o.. Gov Seabrool< of South Carolina has re-
commended the fourth Thursday in this month, as
day Of Humiliation and thanksgiving.
{1s,We regret 10 see, that the residence Of the
Hon. james buchanan has been consumed by
fire
TO- Senators Foote and Fremont have had a
personal Ieneounire, arising out of language us
ed by Mr.. Foote in debate. Since then, a card,
published in the Union announces " an amicabe
adjustment.
o. The Eagle of Maysvlle Ky.) says. that
the tobacco crop of Kentucky, under the most IA
Horable circumstances, will be inferior.
"a. The Charlottesville Advocate says, stu
dents are pouring in from every direction 1t
snpPoses that the number at the University this
session, will be 400
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

GoMMuflcATED.
Alta rcgul,r meeting Of tho Ivnrhburg Lrght lnfan-
try, held II their il room. Friday night thu 9th
alt. The following rs ations wete miapm0a,y ADOPT
ed
Resoted. 1hal the I.Ynclbtg Light Infantry hear
tly approve the NEE lug and ubIrcs Of the untrer
Convention proposed to be hid in the City Of Rich
mpnd the Il ms ant
Resolved, That Cap. David +. Bo,ket. Lieut. II =
l.. Ken Lieut. James l.. wlch, J,hn X. Daniel, S. II
Prorss. Mai Charles IL. Lyach. james Saunders, J.
Godan, Maj James Garand and Col. Lewis G. A thur
be and are reby appoint Delegates to said Conven-
un IN h"halt of tbs Company.
Re,otred, That the Srr'y. be instructed To forward
copy i he resolutions II Bernard Pyron, Esq Rlch-
mnud Va, aud furnish the lynchbug papers COPE,
f,f publication. Attest
Illos C. sHoLEs. S,c y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
FUGITIVE SLAVES.

Judge McLraa. n snil for dam 'ges brought
against Lcander Nowtm aud Others for halborine and
cmc@aImg runway slaves ma lie charge. the points
OF which are thus rep RED in the Western Law Jour.
ma:
The State of Indiana, May Term, 1850 ,hn Nor.
rs VS. Leander Newton ct al
| y nser the Const uiion Of the United Safes the
nastsr OF ugiIves from labor may them wherever
they may b fund. 1t he can do without breach of
The peace and take them back 10 the Sale from whence
they fed.
Stale Judge. proper affidavit being made, may
ISSUE wnto h'beas cnrru'. and inquire ut, the cause
The affidavit Of colrcd person sufficient for lhis
purpose.
a. Every person within the jurisdiction ola Stale owes
To It allegiance. fIe is amenabe TO the laws Of his
ate and the State is bound protect him in the exer.
else OF his l"ga right.
When appears, by the return Of the habea. cor
pns, hat the fug tves in the legal custody of the
MASTER and the Facts Of the denied there
an e"d t" the jurisdiction oft Safe judge
p His jurisdiction is specia aud limited
When It appears tn. fng hives are held under the
authority of the Union, il i. paramount to that Of the
State
And so when individual is held under the ,u-
thoty IT State. the Federal JUDICIARY have no power
To rel-ase the person $, held.
II the return to the hsbpas corpu. be denied tho
master mast prove that his custody Of the slave is legal
III II he fail 10 do this, make insufficient return
the Stale Judge may release the f,gi'ives.
IL But the m's'er may subsequently arrest hem and
prove them 10 be- his saves.
II The master, though he may arrest without any
hbl'ion OF claim, or judicial sancin when required,
'.i show rlghi to the services Of The fugit,es.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
al ale,
ID ROBES, Cl'k


from he J0Hesbor0neh Tenn Rdt load Journal,
Sept. 81, 1880.
The following Item wbrh we extfac inn the
Angn~la. Ga. Gondt'oaalist IS another ust alton Of
lhr Influence # Railroads business If desert p'ion
IT Is matter of asionl. HIM mi u.s. hat. with many
ia Is ri the beneficial resnls II If improvement
OF tins KIND. hire should be found amongst
se>sing he means, Who would wlihhl.d them from III.
great enterprise winch Is exciting the country from
the banks Of he Mississippi Memphis to the cy OF
baltimore Yet II IS 81; lhefe some men who can
not be made 10 With thing SHIRT ofoccu demon
stan n or r,ther they posse sed Of Kind Of sluea-
NTH Ilmdlty IN tear they lose dime, that makes
'hel ho On 10 III If purse strings with nacity only
equllted hYt7e grip Of the grim monster
past year ha, b. en- very prosperous one 10 all
owners Il property IN city, all persons eng ged in
the hSlas' If selling enads, purchasing of cotton aud
Mechanical pursuits. Real Estate has appreciated fully
10 per cent Reat>, generally, % per her
and ores ana Dwellings difficult obtain, although
at least one bundled ld ngs have been erected; the
rs 'ahllshmen's OF the CUtn Factories the Machine
Shops aud he number Of mechauis Of all kinds work
IN onf city have giv"p impulse thu trade and the
grow III q" our no~ furnishing hh has also been
very much bsneied by llr extension of the 81 Road
To thaano ga.bnngng trade from sections If North
Alabama and Tennessee, that never received here
before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS.

That the ) uh gradual y adopting snrh a system of
dome q oaomy as vi" 1T dt.ni day. render her
eatirey independent Of foreign manufsc ures NAV be- in
ferttd r1m III" following hastily compiled statistics:
he number OF cotton mills IN Georgia is supposed to
be forty. emp yng 60 900 spndles. and consumno AZ
Ooo bales at coten per In Tennessee there are
'hny mills 1000 spndles. consuming about 20 900
bales OF c'ttn IL South Carolina sixteen mills. 35 .
oo0 '"des. consuming 10000 bales In Alabama
Twelve ais ID $50 sendle., and machinery under con-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

convention ol thu fnepds Of this important section Of
national from thu Atlantic ci los 10 the Msss,p
pl, at Memphis recently held at Wythyille From
the repns nad la the convention appei that there
hte doubt ot thr ly cmplrli Il Iii. sc ION; and
we learn tina, vi the except ON of thu distance between
TINS ty aud ArXindni, there Is conliau9ns and con
ueccd charter for The construction n The eutire arin1
ute, and that each 81 The of the improvement
have been oteaolzed, and in progress The alvana
geS OF such line in pom ling Intercourse between the
difrrcnt MS Of the Union are evident S mpor
lance ~ the Federal Government. the safest and IN ~
dlrec nr oi ilh the southwestern Sttes
for the trlnsprta ion Of he mall punili1ns Of war and
money! WI be very great. To the cities of Washing
on AMI Bal I'M re II will be Invaluable 1t will pu thu
whole travel ascending The Mississippi in lhes CUES as
the FIRST N the >etes If eastern cities. Instead of giving
them mere dividend Of that travel il will aft d them
the advantage Of al We cnmm nd the subject to the
sagacons ~ efprlse OF bo cities. With little encour
agement and all they inirodnce this .syphon mia
.Ge valley Il tie Miss pp and derive TIE rau,
bic commercial results from It's employment flashing
ton hepubdc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
.iRT OFD.1NCLNG.
wi r. ], L. G. A r r EFT IT

MOULD most respectfully inform the Ladies and Cen
w uemen OF l.ynehbnrg and vicinity, Il al he proposes
forming Class m winch he will teach the ab,s Art M all
its various Branches MIR q will give Lessons a, the ,i
dence OF such Ladies and Gentlemen prefer private in.
'rcnns, or at se"aties where there sbal he Class oil
eight l~med. Those wishing 10 participate IN The ahy, m
e"np!lshn.eat, mole addressed IL J. l.. GARRETT
f1ankiin A0t.l, Lltf.saJ,ag,
VIII meet with p1netsA attendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

'shi h tie ess.e ii t,lafis. md ade their fret
eetazaeat s-ttismsHl.
20. Wlse l. 81 namrl IT. s;,5 trm The river
at The same n,ine. VIM t-fnt rial government was
famsd.
50. Iva raliel m 1855 afi.f tibr IT ludi-
ans 81 ihe ssme name. and sfpfair iri- Govern
sn-ni rtasl.-iI y .3faatac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
VIRGINIA AND DEMONSTRATION,

There are two very curious editorials in the
k'chnond Wing in reference to the Virginia and
tennessee Rail Road and the Wv,hevile Con
Vtnhon We are compelled to believe, that the
edlor " mINnlormcd as to the proceedings OF
that Convention, and that an interview with the
delegates sent by Richmond, will set all rinbt
We have full confidence in the intelligence and
tbirGri'y Of those delegates and their knovle1se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
THE VI an EETS
BALTIMORE MARKET.

! fifttf ~ III ,fIHflifdh, iNfIi u
B,rurar W. q1ale ifus u = - cen
Caiuo-The offerings Il fesses at he sealesnn Mn
&C., tcachrd i01 head. Il Wb.el 55a w,fe ddg,n t.
PAIl5delpb a. aud lht halaaee, 75o VIZ sid 70 ry
tu Ella rs P1cr- r,neod tom / > l. s. p un tn
boor. equal to 81 80 8 . net, and ayeasng s. Gs
Pus.
HIps Wrqpt f4m ! 75o + =.
Fh Then. moderate demand or Aaciefe lbe
aNrtgudps whrh nTe mo- 40 huh rs last week. w
quote y. SIS 50, NJ = 5aa5 "a aud No ?,
s. ju. n NJ n mafiet II inspections III the
vc'k aye 500 tbs AID - AIf bbls Maekefel.
Fr0hrs Small .ale- ate making finn 81 10 81 Ella.
Htsord Shccf Floa.-'iha tansntops this weea
shipment have mot baer Wy laRe. | h. feta de
iutni BIAS been active. aud pfeva1el aeennnafila #
STOCK the I'll ct of which ktPi the market Al lhe uni
f.uu ,luo ail ~ Ut the we,k lhn saes Of The week lr
,pucut Dave heeu abou 500 bas. at Il 8 !. Thrfr
Nctc uo SALES Of mam,nt. The "Naan.a's' news Nas
known on 'thaner bat pred cod IN tieet, the gn Ia
uuts hrHg about the eaine per pffvl u accounts
Gig .Nis In tn ea.ly pm, nj Tho We.k
sales tor eSpin wete nadr n 81 - o9Iu SHAY aud
"Wednesday sales If l5a0 hhs NJ II 81 Nssaly
thor, WIS sale Il j99 bbis ri - AID Ia day hold
on, at' qulr. dm al III ffiee.
fa,nig Fam Siles tn tn IA 10 4 Baltfn1fc MN
uH"uro uI 81 81. and II sAfa Al / 81
Snsquciatnn i}oio. l lie mail. Ias been hare Tor
SOM umc add without leec pts, IN consequence oi the
h,ench 10 the enn.ysanla Caual.
Rye iUr Tins article que scafer aud would
bring S. 81 tf 1t
Conn Med-Salas II Baltimore bbl. at 81 70 No
P,uusy' vHula In market.
u Lem The supplies of The weel hNe ouly bren
wcalr ~ to qaaatfY, aud prices hsYa been steady nj
lnalOj cents per blsh' 10 p1oi 10 prime ned and At
- o c0 r,u.s iot ialel'r 10 gad tede We not ST 5
IT faulty tlaf White what Al 5to l2tal25 CENTS
he nnic.l, p, tho 1irl h2ufrs being stetly prime
to'n The s,l,s ii white haee been unilofn mud
steady 'hr,abot 'hc well .5sl59 eta. s. asu TN
sales ol,,loA have been uuiflm 80 cents Until 10
...t l..f. al tflt / ! / =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
" ..nlseros Sci trmb,r. 2jtb ls5
SENATE


ih' jun f.' a'ion II Lac llaosr, dir'ctng suit .,
be efnshi sga,ns 'e'fsr ttaHtrd TOT tn" recovery
Of tbs sum paid m tbs Galpha els ~, tskrn up,
and aief soae discussion Wa sld IN hr table yeas Il
ta,s :,
he hit frfaistlag pens ms 81 disabled se7mcn and
se','s, ~. WAS pa,sad.
iae esh"isis s.i"e n distinct bill wa c1n'i"r'd'
.ee Sc 'oa' soa u we" a PASSED. San Francois"
an. Al Del, n.e Az n'aas pr =. "a =, CIV
nj Hunter feiaf ca he bill Wabt1g arpierra ions r
lighthouses ea' y, ifhi-'essels' h1sep', sc.
Tue u e'',iafi'd fe''tfd''- io The 'eE'P'tay DIS
fo,a' u hs esa .iles Riah ing nrt3n's 81 was l.
.'n up AID NJ. feleh MD substitute winch WI"
~. e',
"i' ~ an" .'hel' eiiei'd s"fndn'n'' "h'rh were
os''4 ~ 'fheih. aaa lie bill "as ordsitd to be en-
R'o.'ed al 'e@a md hef an p'ssHd.
INC ih.'h \ P,''1ii l'a III MAS taken uP 400
."rne''fhs Pass'ds
-, ~ II.
NJ !" ef''iahg io''p'HN = afirs ~ we p"hlf
'n's % ne sf'rsi tat. 81 - 'o' Tor 'hD Pu'r'"
II .aPef.'e III iadlseHt ias7ee. Mas "n mt 20
81 jun. rfieftd In TIE Committee II the
VII.
ne '' ~ a.l = Ice Sc ID eomHi "'iAi "l Ia"
ANN w. A. NE III n I'M AMI lassd. II "ss So
siaaa 81 u u = p'-s 2ft o. tie no an al Nr. hu'
s. = a..e tn #s=aH5gf It hi OF 'he 1u} Gen.
u ~ s.5zi sld IN 1. IA ta'''' ana l"-
IL #1aif n tn l. 1T Il he An.
"a IL n df lie, Nd h" blj I" ihr
r =. - : vi l"-s .'-.'' %" Ma" 'e'
- J. IL ~ N al III iat ~ s'eap. va. tousd
- " ihsaa5' 10 Sf'ls fai''"'is 40 his "'
'' 'te 'i4alA lassea ahasi ihs ofe aioh OF The pre-
- 4'+5'''
~ -. =, - vi u ~ n" RUNE N't' suspended,
"a n It's - I'D 1is, III Comm te" # the
i" mi. VI : foas h lhn rh4 , aud considered tn
=, TT i4i' d III.
NJ. VI s'a III l''#'d - ah'nl neol t. nav certain
may - ' asi4t't'Is iioih lie Nln'si wa Ono,
'H@ ma M Niis WIZ etschais q "n 'Htlf ~
- - W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

gg' We have several articles from The Old
North State" One Of them shall appear our
next number We must apologize to him for our
apparent Neglect Unavoidable circumstances
have caused the delay in the publication Of his
well written communications.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
" AselseloS September %, 1850.
- L. \

SFA \ ! L..
In the senate h- lls,se aa,,nln.nl. Il, n. s.,n,
land bll We're sgtt,i L.
lin bll IN d Ing liz Baron de Bart land clam,
l,assed.
The e. esl bounty hnlbll wast,aeu up and amend.
Mons ~sfe discnssed
NJ Atetian niuyed Ia Law II a, lhs t,b, 40,
Y.as 10. nay -
Air hl'sH'> a. eadmsnt IL ISSUE srr at 81 ., p.r
acre +" holders ii u giaia h,unly land warrants. wa,
nspsived, Y, To n.
Other amendments adopted
! he bull WAS ufderel Ia h. Irad 4 ihid ,inr
MI iinnl'r ashtd lhe S,nat. To tale up the Light
House Mill
Mr.. Achi.on called Tor the Indian bill.
The llsbi house bill tx II up cor st,rsd and
pa.-d.
Nj Bell moved In take up The bill r,,,no I,oJ, f.,
indpen and insane 1hr Senate uusj vo,cun IL debate
would of dol. at H.
lie bill was taken up--yeas "A nays Il
lhe bill was discussed ny Ar Jrirt~,,u DAVIS Nj
hn DAVIS. Mr. Bel, Mr.. f,ole. Nj Glass. Nr
Nakef Mr.. Benton aud hrts Mh+n Mr.. Peace.
aid. as the opposition was 80 wflinacuns he vo,ll
move psilmn.uieii Ill sos. ion and tins vas
agr.rd Ia.
The Indian appropriation bill was lken Up and
amendments adopted.
Tie Senate took reee,s 1, 1 ,x O'Clock r NJ
HOUSE
On motion Of Mr. Bayiy. to rules were suspended
and III. House resolve ITSELF iata c,a nl lee II IN,
Whole N the state OF thu Gninn Mr.. Stnnnp 10 IN,
cha) aud resumed HE conslderai "a OF The army ppro
pfiatiau BILL
l'ng discussim totk place in regard to the establish
rnsit If an annoy west Of the Allegheny mounlnns -
Finally the item apfrnp,ialag $4,000 To cnmmeuc
the construction oil an arey al Font Massac WA strch
fruul the bill.
The srpropial on If So, 900 for Coils ih-s.
The bill WIS repartsd To the House and undor III
operation OF the prev ius qnesii N. finally pissed
he House again went into Committee nf the whole
and took up The cs,i AID diplomatic bill. which ha
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

We wonli direct attention to he following article from
the Marietta Ca } Hebron. " hal The South needs
have lis manuac coarse ctIs flourish is Ia ho W.
the hne cot ons Of The North protected and thus relieve
6hh OF the Necessity If comp ting with each other for
lhhlr mnlnal le,lLnn-i IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03

~ The LADIES' FAtR for the benefit of
lynchhurg Lodge, No. II, l. O. o. T., was
opened on Tuesday and will continue until the
close OF the week, The Committee OF Arrange
ment Ina, fitted up the room in manner entirely
new, 1t being made 10 repre-, cut the interior OF an
octagon building, constructed in Gothic STYLE
The inscriptions and diapcrv are appropriate,
and add much to the appearance of the room. To
which much is added hv the tasteful arrangement
OF the many beautiful and we'll selected articles OF
the ladies', The whole impression upon the eye is
decidedly fine. The services of the Amateur
Brass Band, CHE music of which added SO much
10 the entertainments OF Tuesday cvening.) have
been engaged during the continuance of the
Far
In connection with tive Fair there Is a meat
room, where refreshments are served up, al any
hour, IN a style highly crcditablc. The ladies
OF tins table are entitled, by both their attention
and skill, to share of the patronage, which we
believe liberal public will bcstow upon the
Far.
The Far will he opened upon each day of its
continuance at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and continue
open until eleven or twelve, 7. Nj The price OF
admission is - cts. We feel assured that no one
will regret a visit to the FAIR and accordingly
beSpeak for IT liberal patronage. The charita-
BILE institution, for the benefit of which i; has been
/ got up, deserves large portion Of public favor
and we feel assured that generous public will
extend To it a cheerful and liberal support.
We acknowledge the reception of refresh
menis from the table of Mrs Dabney, for which
! she will please accept our thanks and warmest
wishes for her success.
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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN
rowNLEY. SHIELDS 4 co. Proprietor.
SLtVERYIN THE DISTRICT.

Mi Seward has been unrcmiting and slrenn
Gus IN his Efforts 10 cmancipae the slaves Of ihr
+ District Of Columbia. Thee Efforts. we are glad
10 src. are not only unaprreciaed but repuda.
ted. We cannot sec, why this subject should
be pressed upon the Consideration of Congress
Admitting, for the sake Of The Argument, thai
Congress has the Constitutional power 10 abolish
slavery IN the District, and we give 10 the afg1-
menl of Mr.. Seward irs full weight. But qnes-
ton arises which sets the ptoprely # his course
in an Objectionable light j. it prudent and ex-
pcdent tor Congress To exercise all offs powers
IA general question, the answer 10 IL will be
negative. Applied 10 the abolition of slavery in
thu District Il can be OF no 9th character II
Congress, as Mr.. Sew ard contends has the con-
sllluiional power TO abolish slavery in tie Ds-
nlct, II has that power only rs Discretionary.
And should it fail in enforcing it, II viii be guilty
of no violation OF law or neglect OF duty. II is
only power to be used in such emergencies as
may require II. Now The present is not such a
one. The people of The District are mol clamo-
rols for abolition non is it in proof that they are
lesirous Of t. The people beyond the District
are not suffering from the existence of slavery
therein, nor is it desired by them that it should
be abolished. But upon the other hand, large
number OF the States would consider abolition rs
an oulra !e upon their guaranteed rights, deman
ding dsonion. 1t is, therefore, that we pro-
nouuce the course of Mr.. Seward as devoid of
prudence aud at variance with reason.
But when we come to an examination of the
powers Of Congress, We Will find that that body
cannot abolish slavery in the District. Laying
ASIDE the pledge given to the States making the
ccssion, which is insupcrable, the relations Of
Gongre,s forbid a step of this character. While
we are ready 10 conccdo 10 it the power Of L.
plsidturc in all matters pertaining to the Distinct
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WAsHscroS, SIP. %
SENATE
AVE sshs eidai5 las rs tfiusGeted eI iian
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POPULAR REMEDIES.

POPULAR REMEDIES.
N Schencks Pumonc Syrup
Richardson's Celebrated Bitters
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Wesgers Dyspeptic Bitters
SWANS Syrup Wild Cherry
Dr. Hoohand's German Bitters
Mrs Gardeners Syrup Liverwort
Hubbard & Co.'s Wild Cherry Btters
Hewes Nerve and Bone Lniment
Woods Sarsaparila Wild Cherry Bitters
Iaroques' Cough Syrup
Harris Extract for Epileptic Fits
SP. Townsends Sarsaparilla
Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster
Old Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparia
Jaynes' Carminatve, Sands Sarsaparilla
Jaynes' Expectorant, Bristols Sarsaparilla
Fahnestock's Vermifuge, Brandreth's Pills
Morson's Pills, Wrights Pills
Motifs Life Pills, Leidys Blood Pills
Jaynes Sanative Pills
Together with every Patent Medicine Of celebrity for
sale by mo 81 DOVE lSAACS.
5000 FE% Si EksHN '''' =
so0.lbs Ginseng su.sa~
60G0 lbs Wool If
800 lbs Spakefkoot Y
i5,0QQ.lbs Bees Wax -.
In store aadstof sale By
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are charged 800 paper incuded) for all sales before
their doors
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-15
SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
DIR. upHAM,s VEGETABLE ELECTU.

DR. OTHAIM>S ABLE Ellen u
AIRY, OR INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE
PILES, TRIUMPHANT! $4,000 Cases Cured in the
Past Year This medicine is warranted to cure all
cases OF Piles either bleeding blind internal
nal and all nflammatory diseases found in conjunction
with the piles, suchas
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, WEAKNESS AND
INFLAMMATION of the SPINE, falling ofIhe bow
els womb &C. that females particularly are subject to,
under peculiar circumstances; for which many cerh-
Gates could be given OF speedy and efecual curesbu
deicacy torbids their publication. .-..-.a,
SEVERE AND HABITUAL COST1VENESS,
flow OF blood the head dyspepsia liberation tistua5
Inflammation of the stomach, find speedy cure In Dr.
Uphams Electuary. 1t is internal remedy and cures
by its action on the above named diseases.
UNIVERSAL CoMMENDATIoN.-From every city, town
and village where d. uphams Vegetable Pile Eectu-
airy has been introduced, the gratifying intelligence
of its effects have been received by the proprietor In
hundreds Of instances has triumphed which
were deemed incurabe.
TAKE NOTICE-T. w. DYOTT& SONS, No.
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia hereby APP
pointed sole agents for the sale of Dr. A. Uphans File
Electuary, to whom all orders must be addressed. 1t
also for sale by Druggists generally throughout the
United States.
~ For general list oagencies refer to the Advertise,
of Standard Med cnes, under the head otthe 90,
Samaritan, in "DYoTT's ORACLE OF HEALTH" Sc