davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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I'M rpobl fetlen g. fen f. + r.,
gde Der spenn uno 4ten Stra6e, swei 3bis
ren oberbalb Der Ioler Oruferei
5at bae woblfeilite Nfortement giRnpaas
rem, 70 je 3upor III 8eaOns anseboten ipnroe.
characterization gldsef, Speifs. 9bir:
anseln, Shrauten 9hI6Ger, Sblentsn, ,Nies
gel, Sarben, Ssnttsralas, Odse. &C.
Eiien. = &ebdmmertes uno serolltes gis
Cen scn jsnsr @attnns shsnfale, Ncbrbleeh,
Neif: uno Banoeifen &c.
Stabl. = Su6s, shear, 2afels, Seosrs,
oeutlder, amerlfaniIebsr unD ensIii6er 8las
Gem@tabl.
5bmieoe,perr3euse: Imbode, Sebraub
ft6fs, 8laebalse Seilen, 6aspeln &c. &c.
Sbreinerwerf3eu9e: Saaen 5obel,
meiBsL Dinpsnbobrsr, minfeIeilsn, 3oas
ttdte Belle &C.
Sauern9eratbe BON alien Gertsn.
SOanstfeuer Nrtifel:
gilsrne 5afsn, SeGsL pfannsn, geosrnwaas
rsll, meier unp 8absln, gb. umo 9bssl0fel
in Gde, SsusrItbaufsIn uno 3ansen, Gin
fbonss HGortsment Spiesel nno allerlei icns
itise Gifsnwaaren, bic gum 6ausbaIten nos
this Itnb.
or wer etrpas In piefsm SADIE brautbt,
Ipreebe 3u nno unterluhe meine qDaaten, bsil
ieb bsrfaufe 70 tillis, beIeidt poblfeiler, ale
rseno elm anoerer gifeufopr III Nsaoins. =
Sbr f6nnt eusb lsisht papon ilber5sussa, ,psi
ibr aadb nicbt faufen rpclt.
Ssbr. &c. 30
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Msabin9, Ntdri 5.
Cine Srotnans.

Gei e6 psrcrbnet burtb bic Sseet unb Sonl>
mon @cuncls Der Stapt Neabing, unb eS lit
berourb psroronet unb inaetirt burd Die 2lus
tcritdt osrfeIben:
Nbibnitt l. 9as bet philadelphia unb &ss
abin9 @iisnbabn Sompanp srlaubt wirb 9lsib
nab Der Yailiruns uno Yubli;iruns oisftr Ors
onanS cas @les nab ibrem neusn @arrtbop,
idpli1 BON Der @bssnutfrass 81 psrdnosrn uno
cine 3weisbabn Su Is9en, anfanesnb mo bas
@lsis jest Die fiolibs qnie Der @bssnutlfrass
frsust smifbsn Der 7tsn Strase unb benz ass
oabtsn S6op unb fib init osm pauptslsiie
Der 9eoattsn Company psreinseno bsnabs bsr
SifstsOffiee, am noromsiflibsn @ds Der 7tsn
uno Sbssnutifrase, fir Den 3Wef, Rarrsn BON
unb nab jsnsm Sarrsnfbcp su fbaAen.
Abfd9. 2. 9ab bas eria9te @lss pcn Der srs
iastsn @Ompann 9slest uno BON ben Strassns
ecmmiliensrs Der Staot 9sabn9 9snebmi9t
merbe.
Nbid. 3. 9as bic esbad,ts Company ~ els
niger 3st oaS esoaebte @lsis sntfsrnsn fol, i'm
SAL ea0slbs su sinem cfsntlibsn onpsrniiIe
,psrssn foate nabbsm fts ssbor9 curb ben
StaotsNnpalt bapon bsnabrbti9t worben.
Yaflirt ben %. Ssbruar 1850.
Joel Ritter, y. g. 8. pro tenn.
Samuel Sries, y. 9. s.
ausif, Z. q. Reitmoyer, s. g. 8.
!. 10. Iyfen 8. 6. 8.
J Wdrs 5. Am.
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W1dr5 s.
0Iee: uno Iimotbv : Soamen.

Der llnterIbriebens, ncben George Scr.
nant's 2BlrtbsbanIe, gfe Der 6ten unp Dei.
ttrabe, 0eaoins, bat 70 chen bon gbciter nnD
saneatcr gaunties sinsn Sorratb Iebr Ch6:
ncn faubern &leclaamen erbaltsn, ber nidt
81 tieten 1T es it allies Saamem uno nidbts
Icnif. Oisicr 9aamen 1T lsbr pcrtbeilbaft
fir Die Sanern, ba Ite fsin pef anf ben 9lt.
fer 3u idsn trautben, ,pie es init aneerem nos
tbis 1T. Sommt uno betratbtst ben Saamen
-simctbpfaamen SO. I. Jobn Green.
Sebr. &c. 4m
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9O1. s. $oeber

W. 8. sober
VS.. $40. SO. S1Nr Germ. 1850,
>cDan Nifsrts.
Ser llntcr5ci6nete, rpeIcber in rbissm SAL
le ale gommiitondr ansclte(lt ,porcrn 1T, CUR
Ssrtbeilnna bcr @sloer, tpsltbe bureb pen
Scbrifes0ertauf erbalten Wcroen. miro Den
partcien su 0isnlten feiu, in ieiuer Amtsfns
te i'll 8carins, an l9tsn Oldr5 1850, INN
llbr Sla6mittaas.
.. 10. O'Srien, gcmIItcncr.
O1dr5 5. 1850. SIN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05

6efunoen, - GIN pafet nit orei gcillon
Bombs 1T am lseten Sonntas Slahmttase
auf ber potispller 9urnpeiftraBe srfunpsn
mcrbsn; Der giaentbamsr mag paGelbs sessn
grtattuns Der Soften in pieIer 9rnferei abe
bclCu. SSebr. 10. 4in.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
gtnnahmeh unb 9lusgaben bon 8erfs
Sauntp fir Ca6 eSabr 1915.

gtnnahtlletl titt0 2lusgaben BON VertS
Gauntp fir oaS sSahr 1913.
Die Gubitcrn, ,erpdblt bic Offentliden &e6nun9en
bon SertS @anntD bonn lften Sauuar 1s49 bis 81
December peiieben SabreS. beoe Sage eingeiblcen.
5u burbieben unc 5u beri6tigen baben bieeIben se-
nau unterln6t unb lesen ben a6tbaren &i6tern Der
Court BON Common Yleas folgenben 9eri6t bor;
Seinrib Sabs, Sbaemsiifsr in &sbnuns
NIT Der @auntp 8srfs.
Or.
Vilant i'm GdaBe Don l94s $3672 81
Grbalten bon goneftoreu
Ulbany.
&. 6a9snbub l846 in pca l44 33
D. 2enbarb l949 auf Nef. 134 90
Qmity. 27e 53
g. TrantS 1s47 in pc0 81 10
8. 0cpsr 164s in poa 712 4S
s.. 8cpsr lS49 auf Ned. 626 76
Sern. -l374 0a
g. Gsrbarb 194s in pca 712 %
9. Rrdmsr 1s49 auf Nsb. 238 rs
dyber Sern. 951 09
q Roudn,an 1649 auf Neb. 4o4 90
Bethel.
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2ln Das bllfun.

9ie tnterjeidnsten, 4rmsn 0irsftcrsn
BON 8srts SANITY, 5eisen bierpurcb AT, oab
in alien Sranfbeitefallen non armen perlos
men, ris nibt i'm Stanpc itno fir arshihsn
Seitano su te5abIsn, bic (e beoienenosn
Arrjte senotbist itno, ben Irmen. Oirettpren
pccr irssnp einsm prrieIbcn paUoa HnSsiss su
MAIDEN, Dor cpcr immittslbar natb Dem ertten
8e(ucts unc oab fs psrpfIhtst llno, Tim Sab
lung su erlansen, ibre 6e6nun9 Dor sincin
Sriecensri6ecr, ais ri6tis nno bilIis ;u Ne.
Ghmcren
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QBelfeutoIhen Solfss 9teoerbub.

8pn bsitm flsinsn Bsrfben lnb jset sini9e
@rsmplare erbalten unb gum Gsrfauf in tislsr
9rudsrsi. Yrsis 184Sts.
Nebruar 10. bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-05
cSpbat Green

Sat 70 ebsn bon pbiaoelpbia empfanssn,
Elm all9emeinee IGortemsnt bon auserlelenen
Ssrantsn, atPauft aus erlfer Sanp, uno bes
itebeno ans fptaenpen:
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Snitfibeiitc.

@66ne semalte 3aufIteins, fcwobI Gins
3sln ais bsim 9uecnc, tno 81 baten III plss
fer Sruferei.
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SeFentlt6e 9SenDue.

Nnf Soiisritas,cen IA. W1ar5 l85O,um 10
ltbr Scrmittase, ioa am lssberiaen Wobn:
bauIs pes Uertcrbcnen Daniel Srsp, IN $anas
fbwamm 9aunfdbip, 8sres gauntp, berfauft
Dercen, i,amlib = | pfrb unb pferbeaes
fetrr, Q waatn, pfhas gsae, Strcbbanf,
&hbfetten, Sisnen unc Rtrte, Brnebtretf unb
Senfen, 8drrd Safer uno icnlt nod anbsrs
Irtifel, 5u Siefdltia uin bier aIIs semeIoet
,u werrsn. Dir Secinsunsen ,perpsn am
Ssrfamfetase tstanntasmaht bon
9apio Srep, }nr,.,.or.,
2trabam Srsp, si''"''''"'
sanaIebwamm, Setr. 26. 1850 Silt
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0S0ilencDurts9 s9Serfnuf.

Sufclae zines YsfsblS Der 9Gaiisneourt non
SerfS gauntD mirb auf cffsntlbsr 8snbue pers
fault merosn, am Samlfa9e Den 23l1en Mdr;
A. D. 1850, ouf psm Ylase fslbif, in Sdrnars
pom Saunfbip, SsrfS Sauntp:
Cine QGobnun9 uno Stllf Gano,
9sls0sn i'm srfa9tsn @drnarpon Saunfdip, snts
balttno elf llfer unb oreisi8 Hutbcn,mebr
obsr wsni9er; arenisnb an eano bsr Suana
Surnds,pon 9tstefa qspis uno Mnesrn. @uf
XzwA ,bsmisbsn 1T errcbtst sin
ft:;::04. SlOf- QBDbnball5,
E:....ss Elm neuer Sduitoll uno Sprin9.
baus, ibsr elmer nisfsbkneen Sprin9s, Elm Np'
ftlboums8artsn uno anbsre Sbfbdums. @tma
flint 9(dsr BON obi9sm lit Saulano unb bas liz
bri9s NIT jun9en proslinsen bsWabien. qssts
bin taS @l9sntbum csb psrffcrbsnen Jebn
parfer.
Die Gsnbus bs9innt um llbr gtobmitta9s,
mann 9ebibrsnos 2ufwartun9 9e9sben uno bic
9erfdufSsSebin9un9sn befannt9emacbt wsrbsn
burb Robert parfer, 8ormunb.
9urdb Die Court 1Dm. 10. DiebL Sb.
Otdrj5. BIN
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ginem torsdsIicben Adcrtemen Gin 3u
peribicpsnen preiien-ebenfaas bettemSpi,
rite 1t NeueGnsIanoRum ,e.-nslche ale
helm Sro6en nnp SIeinsn 81 pbilaoslpbier
preifen bsrfauft ,perben.
Nufrt al am Stcbr SO. "a OF Maarft,
quaprat, ndtlte sbhre ~. Seorse'' ''8ernants
Wirtbsbaue, Sbilo gum American House.
Neaoins, Sebr. 10. 4m
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%. J9atfIelo 1S4S IN pou 500 06
q. Sootfslb l949 auf 9isb. 10 90
DiffriFt. 379 Oo
8. Meibsrt 1s4s auf Nsb. l92 90
Sonas Miner 1s49 DO 40 90
ElSaa, -. 24l 90
p.9iotbsnbsrssrl in poa s54 80
g. Babi 1s49 aufNet. 14s 90
Ereter. -1OO2 90
Spbn Mas 1s4s in pcu $50 80
Gal. @lcfe l849 in pcl 1O41 so
Carl. --1925 90
Sac prpsman ls4s in poa 332 So
Sacob Joolbsr 1s49 auf Ned). 10 90
6rhn,p!tfb. - 402 50
9. Sblsnfsr 1S4s in sta 159 As
Sac. Ioereoe l849 auf Nsb $50 90
Sambura. - aO9 As
ebr.qobman' ls4s in soa GAG 45
G. 8. WiIsr 1s49 ouf 9isb. 81 90
aereforo. - 2s3 as
9apib Wsifsr 1s49 ouf &sb 27s 81
Seioelbers. -- 54s OF
5. Seibsrt lS49 auf Msdb. 425 90
unter Seioelbers. -- so7 OF
8. Stoubt 1S4S in roll 165 26
81. Waursr l849 auf &etb. TAT 81
t7oro Seioelbera. - 9l2 60
Nbam Raltab 1949 in poa 495 rs
Kubtauh.
6. s. QSinf lS49 in boI 1872 SO
Geo. Sieber 1949 ouf Neb10O 90
ganafbpamm. - 2s2 SO
=. BormfefIel 1S49 in pcu 543 90
S0bn &Cmi9 le49 auf Nsb. 232 90
tl1aratatpnv. - IT'S 90
SCbn @roa 1s49 in pca 779 73
Samusl &uB 1649 auf &s6. 339 90
t1IaioenerieF. lille -
g. Q8. qBilp ls4s in pou 584 s4
{. psarlcn 1949 auf Nsb. 942 94
Marion. -I527 ~
g SurfboIbsr l94s In pca 4719
g. qincsmutb 1949 auf Nsb. ACT 73
OIev. - 5i4 ps
9apio Sdr ls4s in pca 800 80
5. &. Sertclst $40 aufNsbl232 79
psir. ---155s 80
3. Ncbrbab l849 in poa 115 25
joeinr Joss ls49 auf Geb. 153 90
penn. -- 26s e5
9anislStraus ls4s auf 0isb. b.1O3 90
Sac Sbnsibsr $40 auf @sb. 452 90
Keflano. - 55s 90
Sac. Beibner 184S in poI 2O6 30
Sac. Bsionsr le49 auf&sb. .322 81
Ridmono. -- 52s ss
g. Merfet 1S49 in pca 2197 10
Sac. Sosffnsr l949 auf 0iseb. 1854 90
Rnseonbinanor. - 5s2 10
y. Nausn,abn 194S in pot 2O4 80
". &auenSabn 1849 auf Gs6. 65 90
Rebefon. 800 90
espi O1lasr 1847 in pcu s3 O5
josinr. Ssarb 1949 in poa 292 73
s. 81. GspiS ls49 auf 9isb. 800 90
CTS 10
Reaoins-Pcrboif Nart.
Sbriif. S6us 1S4S in pca s32 30
Soiiab Jodrin9 l949
Heaoins--gtororpeif gSarb.
9an. Stb6ner 1S4S in poll 7l2 80
Dan. Sb6nsr 1s49 auf &sb.53 13
--ls4s 81
Reaoins-@hboit 99aro.
y. 8. espan 184S auf 4sb. COS 90
ST.. Yrins 1849
Reaoins-shbmsif qBarb.
Wlbasl Sncp 1S49 in poq 1898 ii
Wibael Snop 1649 auffsb. 374 so
Uulpebofen. ---167s 81
@ottf. .Scrcnsr Is4s in pca $50 55
Gottf. SOrbnsr ls49 auf @sb.4 90
Ober Iulpebefen. - $50 5s
Sobn Saag i84s in pou 29s 55
Sec. 9selsr ls49 ouf 6sb. ATS 90
Union. - 773 IS
Sobn l6arrifon 1S49 IN boq 549 II
9. o. Rnabt 1s4e -
rDinofer.
Soi. Smtb 1849 in pca 576 l3
SobnSbnsibsr1 $40 auf Nsb. 745 So
memelsoorf. -132s 90
adron GBsifsr is4s in tea lel SO
2tarcn Bsfsr 1s49 auf &eb. $50 90
pafbin9ton. - S31 80
Sobn Gilbert 1S4S in pou 54S 06
Scbn @ilbsrt 1e49 auf Nsb. 40 90
--- 6ss Os
Sbuplfiq Canal Scmpanb 1875 50
3rifen Gontrafte.
rasensSrlde 7S0 90
QaneaifsrsSriide 615 rs
Poplar NsdsStdds l66 25
Sriifen sole: --- 1862 90
nnffraBsnsSriids $50 AZ
qdnraifsrsSride 1860 54
ppplar NsdsSrifs ATT 90
Unleiben; 22e0 90
Earr1er8 Nanf unn Reobino 1000
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9tn Die Stilil9sber Ger Noropeif uno
Torooff QBaros Der Staot Heaoin9.
SD nttme bicrmit bic
Srebeit mid gub nctbmals als ganpioat
fir bas Imt sines 9tlberman'S oarsn'
ttelIen, tei Der tsporltsbenpen @tactwabl bic
auf pen 15tcn natften mar3 fattflneet. -
gloh G sinmal mid ermdbIt, nno Sbr iper:
oct bamit meinen pdrmltcn Sanf i'm Hnpens
fen srbalten rpabreno Dem Nelt bonn Gbenp
meines &e6ens.
O1it 4dtuna ber Sbriae
miuiam SbSner.
Neaoina, Sbr. l2. b1B.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
As1ArIc CHOLERA IN NEw On1rNs.-Ths rsport O

AsIAr1c CHOLERA IN New ORLENs.-The report of
nterments in the city of New Orleans for the week end
ing March 90, shows total of 1884, of which number
no less than l49 died of Asiac Cholera The Board of
Health convened on the Goth ult and adopted resou-
ton advising their fellow citizens strictly to observe
precautions in the matter OF dress and Diet as we'll as
to abstain from the of intoxicating drinks and the
hazardous administration Of cholera medicines
Aremarkable change occurring in the temperature on
the Goth ult, the number of new cases materially dm
nshed The Delta of the 29th says during the whole
day preceding the publication OF that paper not single
nav case had been reported With cool weather, and
prudence the part Of the floating population, the dis
ease may be arrested
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
CASE OF DIR WEBSTER,

The following memorial has been extensively circu
lated for signatures in the city of New York.
To his ereeency George NJ Briggs, Go uernor of the
State of Massachusetts.
The undersigned Citizens of the City of New York
having heard with deep regret the conviction of Pro-
lessor John W. Webster, of the wlful murder of DR..
Geo Parkman, and believing that the enlightened spirit
OF the age should always beinvoked for the protection
and reietof those charged and convicted of capital
crimes, where reasonable doubts exist in regard to the
commal of the offence charged, and of the Justice Of
conviction under such circumstances, do most hum
bly, and earnestly socityou cemeney in behalf Of the
unorunaed persons recently convicted and pray that
mercy otthe Executive may be extended towards him
and your petitioners, will ever pray, &c
New York, April, 1850.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
The Rev. Walter Cotton thus writes to member |
of Congress: |

the new W aIter CUIlon mus Whites TO member
Of Congress-
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA, 1850.
DEAR SIR am in the receipt Of your letter, of this
days date, proposing certain nquries in reference to
California and my residence there.
have lived IN California nearly three years. The
lands capable OF cultivation lie mainly between the
Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and the seaboard
The valley OF the San Joaquin, and the greater por-
ton OF the mining district, is covered by light sandy
soil, that can never be made productive The STRIP Of
land on the seaboard is broken by continuous range OF
hills which run nearly parallel with the coast for several
the entire absence ofran for more than six monbs Of
the year, will prevent its becoming an important az
rcultural country. Unless system Of extensive irri
CATION should be resored to, doubt if its agricultural
yield will be greater than that of the State Of Massa-
chusetts
The wealth of California lies in her Mines
Very respectfully, dear sir, your obedent servant,
Hon S. R. THURsToN WALTER COTTON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
DIED.

On yesterday morning, the 5th inst, LAURA, infant
child of Albert b. and Caroline Lee, aged abour eight
months. The friends and acquaintance of the family
requested to attend the funeral this afternoon, at
o'clock from the residence of her father Broad be-
tween LIST and I'd streets.
In this city, on the 25th of March, MATTHEW ii.
RICE, for many years resident OF this city.
fV Lewsburg papers will please copy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Al,BEMARLE.

The people of Abemarle on Monday last, in public
meeting at Charlottesville, heard discussion of the
to send delegates to the Nashville Conven
ton. The Hon. Andrew Stevenson and the Hon. S
F. Leake spokefor the Convention Messrs. Thomas ].
Randolph and V. w. Southall against Substitute re-
solutions declaring against the Conve ntion adopt
ed by vote of 2S2 to 1870.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

DR.. WEBsTER's ELDEST DAUGHTER A LUNATIc.--A
despatch from Boston says that the eldest daughter of
PROT. Websters was yesterday confined ravng u-
matte. Her friends were compelled to save her from
self destruction to fasten her limbs We hope there is
and daughters of the condemned must die thousand
deaths While he will die but one. ~ Y. Express of
I,h1irsddn enenino.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

STRANGERS visiting the city, are generally an
ious get their hair cut and dressed me alest sye
above operation than FLETCHER, at the American Ho'
tel Try him. IN
NIB WARM BATHS can be had as aooye al all hours
during the day and evening" olngia o"uis ~ cents
five tickets for one dollar up %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

THE MISERlES AND MYSTERIES OF N.
YORK-This book is the greatest record of crime, Ii
centousness, and all the terrible consequences of sin,
ever pubshed-wltten in words of living fire, with Ian
guage the most eloquent and denuncatons terrible yet
sublime 1t has passed through edition alter edition,
until hundred thousand copies have been already
KELLY Il FORD, Baltimore Sun Office, Broad St,
opposite Theatre. ape
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

~ An adjourned meeting of the Wing voters in the
county of Henrco, will be held at the Courthouse OF
the county on Monday, the 9Th April, at II o'clock to
nominate candidate to represent the county in the next
session of the Legislature of Virginia. 1t is earnestly
hoped that every Wing voter in the county will be pre-
sent. by ofger o. tRe CaaHmdn
S. McRAE,
April I'd, 1880, j. H. GlLMER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
DO NOT DESPAIR-We NV tbis1n all


DO NOT DESPAIR-Wes saw this TO all those
who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornament
the hair. Although you may have tried all other re-
NEEDLES in vain, if you have not yet used JULES
TIVE, there is still hope for you This is the plus
ultra OF all preparations Tor the restoration of the har
when lost from the effects osckness or other causes Il
will positively bring in new hair on bald heads and
prevent its falling out becoming thin Its use will
impar to the harshest hair the most beautiful and silky
neness, making it grow long, and giving it the most
luxurant appearance. 1t is intalble-and is pronoun-
ed by all who have used it, to be not only without an
equal but far superior any article for the purpose
ever offered to the public. Jules HauePs Eua Lustra
Hair Restorative has obtained popularity never
This proved, only by the large quantity which is
sold, but by the fact that some despicabe persons
adopt the same name for their articles, in the hope to
sion that they getting the genuine Therefore, none
should purchase an article Of the kind without it has
my name attached.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
CITY AFFAIR 9.

lzR We learn that as the evening mail train from
the North entered the city Thursday team attached
to wagon standing in Broad street, some distance
from Brook Avenue becoming frightened at the loco
motive rushed the track Immediately in front Of
the locomotive A valuable mule attached to the team,
was instantly killed. and one of the horses very serious
wounded by the "cow catcher" The wagon and team
belonged to Mr. Wade, farmer, residing few miles
west of the city.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

BRANDRETH'S PILLS, AND THE BODY's
WASTE.-To those candid men who honestly doubt
the truth Of the Brandrehian System would entreat
them to ponder well upon the following facts:
The food taken into the stomach is converted into
blood which vital stream flowing through all the rami-
hcaons of the system, not only imparts strength and
connuaes life but actually creates forms and builds up
each and every part of the animal machine the
blood therefore is pure and healthy the body which is
formed and supported by the blood cannot be diseased
But there be in any part OF the body any affection such
as bile or ulcer, even bruise the blood circulating
through that takes up impure from the local
affection and carries ii into the general system. This
is the cause often osudden death persons of full hab-
it, afflicted with biles, and who use no medicine
the matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the fine blood vessels which supply the brain with
vitality, and life if bereft by lightning. Now
this can be remedied-the Brandreth Pills will if used
at these times take all impure matters from the cir
cuation and the general health at the same tme
they are curing the local affections.
Oh how important it is to find that this subject
be we'll comprehended, it would many from ted-
times OF sickness, and often secure their services
to their friends when otherwise the tomb would have
its victim.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
York prices. ap4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

ORPHANS FA1R-The ladies conducting the Orphans
Fair in Lafayette Hall, yesterday sent us bountifu
supply OF the delicious edbes dispensed at their tables
The noble cause in which they abouring commends
itself to the enlarged beratY Of the public.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
NASHVILLE CONVENTION,

We invite the attention of our readers to the two
communications publish to-day. one by "a CiIizsn,'
and the other by "A Virainisn"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
The following is from the New York Evening Mir

"WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Among all the Panaceas advertised for the ofhu-
man ailments there is in which we have
more confidence than 'Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry We regard it as one Of Natures own preparations
cure ali bilious and pulmonary affection. We have
witnessed it's wonderful effects in cases that were re-
garded as hopelessly desperate and can conscen-
tiousy recommend it as one Of the best medicines
in the world"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

~ CHILDREN should not fail to visit the Bunker
Hill Dioraa, which open this afternoon, at o'clock.
for the convenience of schools 1t is pleasant and in
structve entertainment for all eyes.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
The following is from very respectable source:

> Mr.. S. w. Fowle--Dear Sir. Although averse to
having my name made public in the newspapers, make
this unsolicited statement and you are at liberty to
took violent cold, which brought on severe cough
that lasted through the winter and spring. and caused
to raise blood and pleghm continually day and night
several kinds Of medicine with little or no effect Ihad be-
come feeble and emacated and began 10 despair Of ever
getting relief when by advice OF my friends was induced
Dr. soss Saaey gi nsn1 and a as H Ms
and 10 this alone think owe present existence.
shall be happy to give further information to any
who will call on me. Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer,
Harrison Avenue, rear 73O Washington st.
None genuine, unless signed a. Butts" on the wrap,
per. For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alex. Duval, and
Purcell, Laid & Co., Richmond, and Druggists every
where ap6-eo3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

A CARD.-The subscriber continues the business
IA heretofore conducted by Chick q Browning. NJ
their old stand Shockoe Hill and socits the custom
of the firm, pedgng himself to give increased indul-
gences, as well as inducements, TO all who may favor
him with call w I Click
e.