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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

PRINTING BOARDS, CARDS, sc. ( We hsvs jast received ard elegant asAprtn,sns s
 ssy cards asd pratns eossss soss paper &c., and ready b de up s soss of fancy printing cheaper, nofas Suisky end h beer sys, taa has ever besn dsns b. ass. Can esd ses fshe Banner o1nea
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

IT One reason gwen why the Londoneu emitted the use ofwood in constructing the building for the Worlds Fair. n that there would be 90 many Yan- kees there they were afraid they would pAittis t 4osrn
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25
Arhnn.nn nznnnf..asnras.

Prom tAe ezPsEimenss made ia ether Southern States t hes been shown beyond the possibility of a doahA that cotton mnnufaetuTcs can Dc car ried cn as well and psoatahly here as in New Eng land.
 It is time that Axkansas wss earnestly making an effort b manufacture her own supplies the citiseEs of Van Buren have already taken the 6rst steps h tAs respect and have sncceededin in osgan- iaing manufacturing company which, f sustain cd wiA the same energy that has characterized its cosnmencement. will become source of profit to all those engaged in 1t and an advantage to the whole cuununity. We have understood i've know not how correct may be the informatiOnl that the factory at PttsbuTg. Johnson county. con- ducted by Messrs. GEo. BRADaxY q SOn. hss been united with the Van Buren company. One other instance only has come to our knowledge, that of the cotton manufactory in Washington county; some two or three yean ago its owner commenced with rude machinery and q single horse for the motive power. Prom the profits of this little fae- tory, limited as they must necessarily have been, he hes already been enabled te put up steam engine and quite number of spindles which are kept in full blast. Every thing must have be- ginning and we trust these undertakings are the pioneers-of large manufacturing interest which must soon spring up among us.
 The amount of cotton manufactures consumed in this State alone would be sufficient induce ment. but this is not all. Already vast demand for manufactured goods exists in Texas and New
 Mexicos this market is annually increasing in i'm portaace and extent; 1t must be supplied either by way of the Missouri or Arkansss river-and the direction taken by this trade will fix the route through which all the travel and traffic of these
 immense tenitories will eventually pass.
 Arkansas has now the advantage in geographi- cal position. being several days travel nearer to Santa Fe than Missouri. This advantage may now be improved upon, and this profitable trade secured to our own citizens by well directed effort to manufacture such goods as will be best suited to the desired market These are facts which should be thought of by our citizens and practised upon; there is profit to be derived from it
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25
A CA R ID.

The undersigned citizens of Pulaski county and members of the Democratic Party, request the democracy of this county to meet at the Market-house in Little Rock, on the SECOND MONDAY of APRIL next, for the purpose of selecting Dele gates to attend the Democratic State Convention, to be held at Little Rock to nominate a Dem- ocratic Candidate for Congress. A full attendance at this meet ing is requested.
 s. H. HEArsrEAD, B. F. OWEN, Wv. B. War, A. J. Hurr, D. w. CARROLL, Wv. E. ASHLEY, P. T. CRUrcHvrELD, JAcoB HAWKINS, D. ID. 0H&ER, oAnUAL H. WEns, L. J. REARDoN, s. T. HUDsoN, JOHN s. RoAxE, J. A. HENRY, L. A. WHITLEY, Wv. E. WoopRuYY, J. H. GREASE, LEON TRoUsoALE, c. LANGrREE, D. c. FuLrox, J. B. JoHNsoN, JAS. M. DANLEY, E. N. CONWAY, B. F. DAxLEY, DAvD SHELTON, GEORGE BRoDIE, JoaN BRowN, J.J. THoMPsoN, R. H. JOHNSON, F. s. GARRrrr.
 March IT. 1261
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

u' The celebrated Ninon de L'Encios defines . kiss "an aims which enriches him who receives without impoverishing her who gives" Very true but misses should be careful to choose none but; deserving objects On which to bestow their chari. t,Nx
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

Internal Impssvsmess Cenmissisasr.
 At the recent election Roswell Bebee. esq. was chosen Internal Improvement Commissioner for Pulaski county.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25
To Tns EDIToas ov rns BAnnEn. AnD Also
 Tuan En,,ann nR HmR GARRRRR A UEn0CnA
Printing Press.

Fer sale, cheap fsr CASH, Douhls Hsdam Prndnsa Yrses h complete ostss- sppiy he Akassss Baanss
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25
The New Pa.,...r

Ah,s important law. which passed css-.. 'ae "a instant win go into Opcra,.o. o0 ,, = Of July nesi. The falIowins are i,s ma. ..' ions: " Ne'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

AM AAvuussnsus lnisAAsda ss shs BanSss, sAouiA Hs e insue their insertion.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-03-25

rWm N. vAn vALExxsunon. Esq., WasssH Bradley cOunsy. is authorized ts act ss Agent see eho Arkannns Banner.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14
Gen. Ouitnan.

1t will be seen from the letterof Gen. olitnan'
in another column, that he shasresigned his Office
Of Governor of Mississippi and delivered himself
up to the u, 8 Officers. This; high handed mea-
sure Of the Government, is at least on the part of
Mississippi, uubearab'e, After offering to give
sufficient security, the Geperal Government deter
mined TO see how far they could carry; their high
handed measures against the South, refused to
take the security, aud, proceeded to arrest the
Governor of Mississippi The chivalry of Mis-
sissippi must be at low ebb if it submits to this
additional indignity. We see one Of it's papers
has called on the people TO resist She should do
it; many a strong, arm and noble heart would join
their banner from the Gallant Palmetto: :, How
lopg shall not only our patience be abused but our
rights our principles, our feelings, our all and we
still cover. Surely, the people of MisssslPpl
will resent this, or can we have any hope that
they will resent under any emergency whatever.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14
For the Bank.
Whitaker's magazine.

The Rights Of the Souih--We hope this peri
odical will be fully sustaiueL :. The last Number
now before us, is filled with choice articles. is
one of the first Magazines--devoted to the de-
fence Of Southern Rights, 1t should meet q lib
eral patronage. -. "' :; - fEs'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14
DEATH OF \ REVOLUTIONARY
Sol. L.DlER

Another veteran has departed. Another
link that bound US with the generation of. rs is
broken. John Jcfferics, sen., Of Gilkins Creek,
Union District, S. g., departed this life, recent
ly, in the 9lst year OF his age. Requiescal in
pace.-Spart1n.
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For the Journal.

3 s,,igs.7s ,... ~ CAMDEN, Feb. IL, 1861,
q A Call Meeting of the Southern Rights Asso-
citation Of Kershaw District, was held this dayfn
the Court House, for the purpose of taking into
consideration, communication from the South
ern Rights Association Of st. Philip and St 4 Adj;
chaei's Parishes, recommending Convention oi
Delegates from all the Southern Rights Associa-
tions in the State, 6 be held in Charleston on the
first Monday in May next s,t.sig,; gilsI
Il The President explained the objsctof the Meet
ing, and the Secretary read thscommunicatio
On motion of J. Chestnut Jts Fl
N1oas RESOLVED, Phat'the Recommendation be
adopted by this Associations that an election
for Delegates be held forthwith by ballot
On motion off, B. Kershaw, -
IL ,oas determined that Five Delegates be eec-
ted, button motion Of B. b. Boykir, the number
was changedto Six srf -',s ~"
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14
FOR the Caunden Journal.

PRIMER. Strils. -Aboat eighteen of. the
printers employed 10 the Office Of the New
York Journal Of Comnsrcea turned scati on
"wednesday morning and refaysd tR wofk for
the wages which hey. hare hyheEte received.
Il appears, from the arcoants ex tho
orintsss themseiyea, thai rsofF lofs oE taat
paper pay three or four Of. IN, man fourteen
dollars per wssk Tor might svosk, and dgise the
remainder onlysten dollsss The teaspa says
thSt,it has ''paia "a sspers week To- aese EN-.
pioyed by the week, while seue Of IN piece
hands, at 80 eta per l,000 ems, earnsE even
mora than that" Il saysit win ea no
more stcombipation .:workmen, erthose oeloag'
ing to the Printers 'Uhioa. . -
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The Elections

Tne 6loCtlonos ~
Lancaster, ever gallant, has :mainfsined her no
bility, and elected Resistascs Ticket, viz: Nell
wayn, Williams and Dolby.
Chesterfield has done the same7-Rey. Hugh
Craig, Gen. Hanna, and Rev. Mt:Coit. =
8 KershaD has planted her banher on secession
Lang and Patterson This is
written on .Thursday-to night We will hear, from
various portions of the State, and we hope all
will tell like result.
Charleston has returned mixed Ticket; some
for separate State Action, and others for waiting
awhile, as follows: Langdon Cheves, W. p. Fin
ley, Edward Frost, R. w. BarnweI, Chas n. Fur
man, D. L. Huger. Charles Macbeth, B. F.. Dun
kin, A. P. Butler, J. W. Hayne, Dr.. Jao. Belinger,
Mitchell King, Thomas SLehre, T. G. Simons, g.
G. Memminger, Edw. McCrady, John Cunning
ham, A. G. Magrath, Jno. schnierle,. and 7. O.
Elliott S. a.. s.s..ss%
/. Richland has returned Seces onTicket--Ad-
ans, Gregg, DeSaussure, GLADDEN., and Bookter.
Fairfield ld-Secession, IN stoto-Gov! Means,
Owens, Buchanan, and Peay. 3. -. r. - :
T Nepberry Secession TDrayton Nance, Moon,
William. and Higgins 80. .,
Lering,on.-Seeession- Arthur, Hope.
81. Matlheo's Par.sh.LO.- N. Daptzler, H a.
Haigler. .a9sses S.;,,S .,.s,..i..;, & :. ,,sas,,
81. Andrsp's Perish-John Rivers, Alex; H
Brown. ssy. S&s.syt ,essFss L a. :, u
Fhe following are the Delegates from Sam.
ter: MAJ VIM. Haynswotth, Capt 4. sumter
- 4. 4 Z =
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

Cotton Coming h.-The receipts of cotton
at this port yesterday were over nineteen thou
sand bales, considerably exceeding those OF
any one day last year, or for several previous
oues.-Nev Orleans Crescesf, Tn.
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. J. WARREN a o. A. PRICE; Editors.
EVENING, FEBRUARY IA, 1851.
Our Market,

The prices Of cotton yesterday were from
9 to 4; to-day affair article will command
IL cents. -.
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&C. A,PETcE, @
"A. II. BoYxN, " is
20 W.TauRIow CasTos, &
~ WM. NJ. SHANNON. 4esssg z H.
On ornof JrB Kershswy
II ,nns Resoired, That fersaffeHsT xessiz6vs
Members shall constitute quorum Of tins4 $sos
ciation, and no business shall be transacted bra
smaller number = s,;, r. ..ssysss -. g = =
On notiols the. Meeting adjourned 81 i n. 4 6 6
JOHN CANTEY, ,sPres'k Z
W. TagRLow CAsTox, sec'y, pro. tern.
----2
= For the Canden Journal. ~
eIRoS HiL1, LASca.Tsn 'Drsf., sc,
February 4, 1851.
Messrs. E llors In obedience to my incli'
nation, add in view to the removal Of an un.
necessary apprahsusion amongst the people of
this community I address a few lines to the
citizens of this neigtborhood thsoaghsi Yoafs
Journal-if yan pleass 8
= You are aware thattiere Is i dnsadfnI sfa4,
tdy prevailing In the town Of ChadoHe. NJ C.;
the iastaccount of said pesilence was faSara.
bic to its subsistence. The same dissssssha
visited Monroe, N.sc., i fss entirely saEsidrd
at that place. There's was only ihe ons 6snse
infected bY the ailmeat II aid tSwn (Menroe.)
] practiceds medieine tae paat yeaf II the
aforesaid State; UnionGe 4 was last Thurs.
day GAN s0th riding; tsr the purpose Of.
making Settlements ~it "a ployers, ,andg
had occasieat opasss ~ lisssen which
there was 8 rs 10y y sndsiSl Slpissed and q NN NN
been for sSins eight 81 ten ten f5s MI d
sser asked iss ne q ook II stin. t,s ss
I refused to do 50 ri firs, as Iiptendad 3s6ve
| in afew days. .las 7 did and fflon sAe,kct that
the credulous arg very ready tat this tiMe) to
conclude that every Ole u AZ iss somp wing Of
pain in any 4rarts q shes syatsas light
fever that it isaSnaif.R s3a ~ Bat,
| as did not believe is5ais Il va ~ l3the
gentleman OF the pl4ss, is 81 s 81 o :; SsRss mi the
negro to thedoo 4 woald Tss sind
blowing in. eoatssry ssstis q & 81 was
in) he did so, and I .ksTp ny q - esddle
at the respectable "a; a u or
twelve paceasaadsn fls. st6SssIv Ivhish 1
have pen.iodea / you'd Ssssi y M py
ltessepfor making thisi can,auuisaiie Ibis
time is, the citizens Of this neisahofh6ad are
censufiag me very much, sOteay a IN they
are alhrned oof me-. n, sSsssf
II win state very briefly, without es,
the courses Of the diseased taEeu
so,,;sA 90 II. ~, xA,s,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

New Post OGce.-A new post Office has been
established at Ridgeway, Fairfield District, and
J. N. Rosbrough appointed postmaster. -.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

MILK.-In the Evening News of Saturday
appeared very curious letter from Mr.. Petigrue
professedly addressed to Bishop Capers, but,
we suppose, designed as general pronunca-
meuto against all manner of disunionists and
evil.minded persons. Tho learned Advocate
compliments the learned Divine OH his polite
administration of milk rather than something
stronger to his simple -souled flock; but, either
that he does not choose to practice any capt..
waiting allurements himself, or that he had no
milk on hand, he has very cody offered us a
dose of vinegar. And such would naturally be
the provocative effect of his ministration, both
upon those who agree and those who disagree
with him, that we cannot suppose him serious
in advising the former to stay away from the
polls. Ii he had really desired people to ab-
stain from voting, he would probably have COM
menced his system ofquietude stage further
back, and abstain from writng.-Mercury.
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Rail Road

It will be been by an sesoluton Of the, Stock
holders of Sc Railroad, thatthe privilege which
bas hitherto beeii allowed stockholders or tisvel-
ling with theirfamilies, free over the road 70 at
tend the annual meetings is rescindea, end is aor
confined to Stockholders alone. ,'I
The result ofthe election for rPresid snt and Di-
rectors Of the Road,tsnd for the Southwestern
Railroad Bank were as follows:
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Gen. Cass.-Bya dispatch received OH Sat.
urday, we learn that the Michigan Legislature
has reelected General Cass to the United States
Senate. =
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

We have been kindly permitted by a friend
to make the following extract from private
letter to him. and which he received yesterday.
tits from source well informed as to the al,
fairs ofthe Government at Washington and its
bearing to South Carolina. Its author is Oh
who is entitled to unlimited confidence. -.
WAsHINsroN, ID. c.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

: Tie Savannah Georgian.-We copy this
morning from the Georgian pointed article
on the right of Secession, and take the occasion
to offer our compliments to the new editor OF
journal. Mr.. r. B. Hilton, who has been here
tofore connected with the Tallahassee Flori.
dian, and iswell known as an able writer and
a true Southern man.. He is IN position now
where his talents, political experience, and de-
voion to the cause oftIe South, may give him
commanding Influence, and we feel sure he will
use his advantages wisel y and effectively. That
he may find in his position the elements ofhon.
or, success and prosperity, we heartily wish,
and beg him to3count US among those who will
rejoice most sincerely in all the; good that
may spring from his new association.
liberation in Tarkey-A letter from Mr.,
Dwight, dated Gonstantinople, December last
says, through the exertions of Sir Stratford
Gaming. the British Minister at Constautinople,
irman had just been received by the Protes-
tants of Turkey, from the Sublime Port, incor.
poration them as distinct Christian communi:
ty. By this frman, all the civil and religious
rights of the Protestants, are secured to them
they are distinctly declared to have the privi-
ege of building churches holding burying
grounds &c. &c, which belong to other and
older religious communities. A Turkish Pashu
has been appointed to attend to their affairs
aud they are authorized to appoint an agent
from among themselves, as their organ of com.
munication with the Government, and coun'
Gil to decide on the. civil affairs Of the commu
nifty. Thus, perfect liberation and complete
protection are at length secured to these inte-
resting people, the Armenians.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-14

nv term of olIico should expire: and remon-
strste against the indignity thus about to be Of
ferred, not to myself. but to the State, in drag
ging away from his duties, her Chief Magistrate.
My proposition was not accepted, and my
remonstrance not needed. at
1t is not for me to complain. You are the
aggrieved party. My course IN this matter
meets the approval of some of the most patri-
otic citizens near me. sincerely hope, as it
was dictated alone by my sense OF duty to the
State, it may meet the appreciation OF my fel-
low-ctizens.
In thus parting from my generous constitu-
ents, it would be proper to give them MI ac-
count of my stewardship during the short but
the 0licial conpection between us has been SO
summarly and unexpectedly severed, that
must defer the grateful task to future day.
have but to add that, during my short but
exciting period of service, have in all things
striven to be faithful and true to the rights, the
interests, and the honor of the State. For this,
l have been abused and calumniated by the
enemies ofthe South. Treachery and faith
fitness would have secured favor and praise
from the same sources.
Fellow.citizens, now take my leave of yon
with gratitude for the generous support you
have extended to me-, and with cheering con.
fidence that your honor and your interests may
be safely confded to the hands of the faith,
ful and able son of Mississippi, who, as Presi.
dent of the Senate, succeeds to my place.
JOHN A. QuITMAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

WOOLLEN WRAPPINGs-;A large vari
cheap, viz:
Fancy wool Sacks, for ladies',
Do do do for children,
Do do Hats and Gaps do
Do do Carriers do
Do do Muffiers'and Boas,
Also, a handsome variety of fancy wool Hose, 70
children. WIN. ]. SWORDS.
oc Is 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
III ERRINGS.--No. clip, gross and Roe Her
" % ED. M. MORGAN, Main st.
II ELEGANT TOILET SOAPS, OF AME
EL RICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH MAN.
assortment of Toilet Scans
cornpre hends the very best that money can buy ana
such as are noted for the superior quality exquisite
|odour and excellent properties viz:
Lows Honey Cakes and Tablets
Lows brown Windsor
Lows white Windsor
Lows Nihel Vdsur Mundns
Lows Benzon Cakes and Tablets
Lows Oriental
London city works inlaid Tablets
TENDERS Honey Magnnms
Howard's Chloride for the teeth
Waters soap for the teeth
Pmaud's French Almond
Hyde's improved Chemical Tor muslins
Johhson's Military Soap
Gales original Myrtle
Colgate's Palm, in bars
American Shaving Cakes
Lily Floating Soap
Davis's fragrant Chinese
Guerlain'S Imperial Shaving
Taylor's transparent Cakes and Balls
Hulls fancy Balls
Colrills Honey and brown Windsor
Together with many other cheapand fine Soaps, tc
SUIT all tastes, Tor sale by
no 20 DOVE. ISAACS & Co .
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
CRY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOAT
ppopr 1,IcJMoND

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, tor Fredericksburg, Washington, &c
adaily at half past O'Clock, A. NJ
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., daily
ShaIf past O'Clock, z. Nj:
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Stanton, Springs
! &C., or Lynchburg, daily, at o'clock. A. M.
4 Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays Thurs
sdays and Saturdays, at halt past O'Clock, A. M -
Danve Cars, for Appomattox River, tarmyile
I,ynchburg &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
\ at o'clock, A. M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa
lturdays, at half past o'clock, P. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A; M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walhali
/ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past
O'clock, A. M.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet. daily, except Sunday. a
Is O'Clock, ?. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg
&C., daily, at 5 O'clock, P. M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg &C., daily
lat half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &c.
daily at half past l O'Clock, P. NJ
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock, ?. M.
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the APPROXIMATION
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at lla A
NJ; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
sP. M.
Norfolk Steamboat lat Rocketts,) Mondays, We'd
tuesdays and Fridays, at d p NJ
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Fort Wathall
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at At T. M.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays,
~ o'clock p, M
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

a HN7OOLLEN WRAPPINGS-Ala large vari.
4 Wv iety Of the above Just received and for sale
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
Nx7 ATCHEs AND JEW ELLERY AT

wM7 ATCHES AND JEW ELLERY AT
Wv VERY LOW PRICES.
Fine Gold Lepne Watches, jewels at $50.
Fine Gold Detached Levers, jewels at $50
Fine Gold Patent Levers IS and all other kinds
OF Gold aud Silver Watches, at equally low prices
Also ali kinds OF Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains,
Fine Gold Wedding Rings, Gold Seals and Keys
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbes,
Diamond Rings and Pins, Bracelets, Gold Lockets,
Cuff Pins, Ear Rings, God and Silver Spectaces
Breast Pins, Finger Rings Silver Fruit HALVES, Silver
Spoons, Cups and Forks: &C
All Wa,ches warranted to keep good time, or to be
exchanged.
Watches, Clocks and Jewellery I repaired IN the bes
manner. GENNEl q JhMGEo,
de EaeIe square.
WNOR COUGHS, COLDS. AND CON
H. SUMPTION .-Ayres Cherry PectoIa Rush
ton, Clark & Cos and Syme's Cod Liver W w lsaf
Balsam OF Wild Cherry, Mrs Gardeners Balsam OF
Tiyerwort and Horehound MIS- Jervs Cold Candy
Pease' S Horehound do, and Fullers COMPOUND TX
tract Of Wild Cherry, Hastings Syrup OF Naptha
Thompson's Syrup ot1ar Jaynes' Expeetorant, ane
Brysn's Pulmonc WatersUa tseTh supply ust received
and for sale by LADD, Drueglst'
no 10 oi9 BROAD 81.
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
Y~ RICHMOND, Va. .
THE subscriber bees leave 10 announce 10 the Gu
zeus Of Richmond and surrounding country ma
he has opened a supply OF splendid Ready-made 20
thing at the above place, manufactured expressly 10
this market Gentlemen call and examine my stocE
of Clothing for il will be to your interest to DO So
NY motto is quick sales and small prohs for cash on
oe 25-4m JOHN 'GREENTREE.