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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29
S. F. Herald.

Francis l. having asked CASTELAR,, Bish
op Of Orleans, whether he was of noble
extraction:
Sir, replied he, "Noah had three son,
in the ark; cannot say from which o
them descended"
Isniah Rynders, the Captain Rynders
Of the Empire Club, is said to be prom.
inent candidate for the office of United
States Marshal for the Southern District
Of New York.
The "Free Suffrage" bill, doing away
with the properly qualification in voters,
was lost in the Senate of North Carolina,
by the casting vote of the President.
An exchange cruelty inclined e, en- in
ITS jokes, states that a celebrated sculptor
is now engaged OIL the bust of the whig
party.
U. S, SENATE.-After the fourth OF
March there wi be in the Senate thirty
nine Democrats, twenty one Wings, and
two FreesoIlers.
Why was Adam the first sugar planter?
Because he first raised Cain. The AL.
sany Evening Journal perpetrated that.
In Texas they can hire Mexican 'peons
For twelve cents a day, while a slave
wear and tear, costs the planter full sixty
cents day.
correspondent to the Nashville Ga
zette who signs herself Sophia, says that
woman is twice as good as man, and
proves it thus. by the very orthography-
W-O-M-A-N-doubIe you, o man.
Punch speaking of the influence
of good dinners, says, there is no Dip
bmatic dispute in this world SO large
that it cannot be covered with a table
cloth.
We learn from the Louisville Cou-
rier that President Fillmore has ten
dered John l.. Helm, of Kentucky
the appointment Of Land Commits
sioner in California, in place of Gus
tavus A. Henry, of Tennessee, who
declined it.
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GOOD CHANCES for Gardeners
VI We have several Ranches and excel
lent Lots of ten and twenty acres of excel
lent lands to offer to such persons that
wish to engage in the cultivation of the
soil.
No person need apply that cannot pro-
duce the hest evidence of ability and of
character, and none need apply unless they
have actual cash capital to sustain at least
one-half the outlay. TO such persons a
liberal chance will be given Immediately
Application to be made only between the
hours of 3 and 5P. Nj. WARREN & Go.
nov27-1mo Agricultural warehouse.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29

A female teacher that stood on the
banks of a quiet English stream, once
wished to communicate to her pupils an
idea Of faith. While she was trying to
explain the meaning of the word, small
covered boat hove i'm sight along the
stream. Selling upon the incident for an
illustration, she eXclained-
"If were to tell you that there is a leg
Of mutton in that boat, you would be-
lieve me, would you not, even without
seeing it yourselves?"
eyes ma'am," replied the scholars.
"Well, that is faith," said the school
mistress.
The next day, in order to test their re-
collection of the lesson, she inquired:
"What is fai,hH
ga leg of mutton in boat!" was the
answer, shouted from all parts of the
school room.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29
Foreman for f.. BEARD.

NEw HAVEN, CAL, OcT. 4TH, $50.
MIR Hal-Sir:-I called at Union city
this morning, to see the new grain sower
which you made in San Francisco, and
sold to Mr.. f.. l.. Beard. We tried it,
and am very much pleased with it, and
40 not hesitate in recommending this ma
chine to any farmer who may have grain
to any amount to sow.
You will please send me one as soon as
it is convenient, for am determined to
have all my grain, which will be several
hundred acres, put in with your sower
this year. am, Sir, your ob't serv't,
o23' SIN II. G.. SMITH.
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Patent Broad Cast Sowing
Machine.

THE undersigned, having his establish
Il ment in complete order, and having
already commenced the manufacture of
patent broad cast machines, respectfully
informs the agriculturalists of California
and Oregon, that he is now ready TO re-
ceive all orders for twelve feet sowing
machines. They are better adapted to
the cultivation of grain in this State, be.
cause they distribute the gram equally,
and give the mustard seed no chance 10
predominant. They can he regulated so
as to SOW from one to five bushels to the
acre, as the operator may desire, and will
SOW from twenty five to thirty acres per
day. The farmer who uses the apparatus
has nothing to do bat set back costly in an
arm chair attached to the back OF tho
carriage on springs, and to drive his
horses, as the machine regulates ITSELF
1t is so constructed that by moving IL brake
with the foot, the load of grain to be
sown can be taken in at any point, and
not drop a kernel until the operator ar
rives at the spot where he desires 10 COM
mense sowing.
All the machines are warranted.
Those who wish them built will please
forward their orders, post paid, to his adj
u'VoS, So oooii uS P'SSIDic, DIS Hc WISHES ~
know how many will be required in the
country.
The annexed are a few OF the many
recommendations he has received since
he commenced building
CHAS. S. HALL,
Leidsdorff, between California and Pine
streets, San Francisco.
Mission SAN JOSE, Ocr. 4rn, 80
Mr.. Hali-Sir:-I have tried the grain
sower you sold us, and am much pleased
with the way it operates, and have no
doubt it will save US ii great deal of labor
and expense: 1t sows adnirably;in fact
it sows with more precision and exact
ness than the best practiced man could do
ny hand. am, sir, your ob't serv't
S. B. MILLARD,
Foreman for j.. BEARD.
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EPROMISED ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED
WINN AT HOME.


The Fountain Head enlarged and a,elcly
dressed. Great additions TO The BiH
of Fare.
THE proprietor of this public and fa-
i vOrite resort, is pleased to inform his
thousand friends (uPon thc Atlantic as
well as the golden side of the cOntlneht,)
of his safe return, with his i"n'''y' 10 'he
land of promise, from the old and frozen
regions of the North, and now considers
himself permanently situated in San Fran
cisco-the most lovely and beautiful spot
upon the face of the earth. We would
therefore inform those who have so long
and earnestly entreated him to give them
in addition to his great variety OF pastry,
delicious tea and coffee, baked pork and
the substantials for the inner man; such
as steaks, soups, oysters, bnckwheat ana
Indian Cakes. That agreeable to their
wishes, and to redeem the pledge he gave
them previous to his leaving for the States,
he has enlarged his saloon to nearly
double its former size, and that every
thing is now ready to satisfy the most
voracious, or delicate appetite, supplied
at the table from SIX O'Clock in the morn
ing till twelve at night.
The candy business at the counter will
90 on as usual. Wholesale orders from
the country, for candy, cakes and other
fancy fixings. Orders for balls, weddings,
fairs, and social parties, executed with
the same punctuality which has been OBJ
served at the Fountain Head since its
foundation in 1949.
To those who have visited this place
but once, and tasted of the good things
there to he had, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than that every thing about
the concern will be conducted upon the
same principal of neatness, quality and
liberality which has been so highly ap-
proved of, and which is peculiarly his
own, and tn those who are strangers in
the city, he would say, try for yourselves.
With his troupe of corteOuS walters,
superior wOrkmen in each branch of his
business, the Captain, Cor Col. Pierce, |
should have said using the title journal
lists have given him, and know no reason
why | should not, if merit deserves pro-
mntinn behind the counter-he fatters
himse f that matters will be done up to
the entire satisfaction of discriminating
public.
Please hear in mind, Winn's Fountain
Head is IA and 10 Long W harf, between
Sansome and Battery streets, and that no
other honse, in the city or county is con-
nected with it in any way, shape or man
ner.
We have understood that houses, we
cannot say like, or even simi ar, for that
would be giving them too much credit.
have heen started and by those interested, i,
claimed to be branches of the Fountain
Head. This stea ing his thunder he thinks
is unfair and ungentlenanIy, to say the
least Of it; De that as it may, he leaves it
to "A discriminating public to judge.
N. 3. No liquors, disti led, or fer
mented, sold on the premises.
go Nj. l.. WINN, Proprietor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29

New and rich dggings have just been
discovered, between the West Branch and
North Fork of Feather river. Cayote
diggings at Frenchtown and fiat digg'ngs
at Rich Gulch, one mile from French
town, which have been opened less than a
week, yie.d from one to four ounces per
day, to the hand. One lump of pure gold
taken from the cayote diggngs at French
town weighed one hundred and twenty
nine dollars. Some very rich quartz veins
are in the ueighborhood, which have
never been worked. Herald.
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VARIETIES.

DuwNIEvILLE.-Ag gentleman who lett
Downievi lie, Jan. IL, states that the clt'-
ze,is of that place had turned OUT en- masse
and opened the trai, by digging through
three miles of snow eight feet deep, at an
expenre of five hundred dollars, and that
he made the trip there and back easily in
four days, and that the road is now in
good order for pack mules. He also met
many miners returning to their aims,
and If the present good weather continues
an early resumption of business is antic-
pated. .MarysuiHe Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29
SACRAMENTO CITY.
e. s. II. X. SWIFT,
B a N * e R s.


B q N TX e R s.,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
SACRAMENT CiTY, CAl.
EXCHANGE
On Cities of u. S., Canada anu
Europe.
G.. S. Robinson & Son, New York;
Blake, Ward s. co, Boston;
w. c.. Newbold & Son, Philadelphia;
Judson & co, New Orleans;
Bank of Attica, Buffalo;
Greenway Il co Baltimore;
Chubb Brothers, Washington;
Pennsllar Bank, Detroit;
N. B. Curtiss s. co, Peoria, ILL.,;
James Carter s. co., Galena IS
James u. Borden, Cincinnati;
F.. w. { lark & Brothers, Saint Louis;
Br. State Bank of Indiana Mich. City;
r. X. SWIFT, Chicago, Ill.
o.. ct-.-.4..s...
(Quebec,
Banks of British N. A., ! Montreal,
Toronto.
On England.
Messrs. Aubertin Brothers, London;
Guion * co., Liverpool;
On France.
Drafts and circular letters of credit, an
sums to suit, ON
Alliez & Grand, Paris;
On Germany.
|. Langs, Sons, Widen & co. Bremen,
Coll s. CO., Amsterdam, (Holland;)
j. Coll s. Sons, Frankfort OH Main;
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Hamburger;
.Mendessohn & CO., Berlin;
On Austria.
|. H. Stametz & co., Vienna;
On Norway.
Jacob Dybwad, Christlanaj
On Sweden.
c.. D. Arfwedson, Stockholm;
On Denmark.
Schr s. Son, Copenhagen;
Collections made on all parts Of Eu-
rope. =.
Gold dust shipped and insured to New
York, and principal cities and towns of
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Missouri, Iowa and Canada.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates.
United States Land Warrants bought.
Treasure received on special deposit
at moderate charge.
E. & R. K. SWIFT.
o2S-Sm Office No. J street.
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Four Reasons
Why TUCKER CAN SELL WATCHES
AND JEWELRY CHEAPER

AND JEWELRY CHEAPER
THANANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE CITY:
1st. have leased the whole building
that occupy, and the rents receive for
the parts leased out reduce my rent to a
very small sum.
2l. have no partner to divide profits
with, and am therefore enabled to sell
cheaper than if had.
Sd. attend to my own sales, in con-
sequence of which have no clerk to nav.
and this is a handsome saving per month.
4th. have not the expenses to pay of
man in Europe to select my goods, but
receive them through orders from one of
the largest importers in New York; and
the proof that get them right is that I
am able to sell cheaper than any other
house IN the trade in the city.
most respectfully invite the pnblie 10
call and Judge for themselves.
j. w. TUCKER,
Montgomery st. near Sacrameptoy
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VERPLANK s. McMULLIN.
Commission Merchants.

4 ND general dealers in Groceries, Pro-
IA visions and Liquors, fire proof brick
store, Central Whaaf, (between Mont
gomery and Leidsdorf' streets,) San Fran"
cisco, Cal. % All orders from the coun-
try will be executed with the strictesf
attention and despatch, and guaranteed
s11 IN
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-29
A. X. GRIM. F. RUMLEK.
Grimm s. Rumier.

Bankers,
No. 8, j street, near Front street, Sacra-
mentO.
A GENTS for B. Davidson, house of
IN Rothschilds, San Francisco,
W-Drafts for sale on the Rothschilds,
and their agents at
London, New York,
Paris, New Orleans,
Hamburger, Boston,
Frankfort, Washington,
Valparaiso, Lima.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates.
O16-tf
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UObe s. Weihe,

HObe s. Weihe,
M HOLESALE and retail dealers IN
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchauns
and Clay Pipes, &c.. No. I6I Kearney
street, San Francisco. Hn.a.a
A II orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended to-. sll-tt
DOSTERS, Quartz Certificates, Cards
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dbe Dailp i)irelniau.


am not happy when snile
Nor freed from pain and care,
Because my eyes TO ell are bright
And smile. are lurking Their;
For know We not, beneath a smile.
Nav lurk hroken heart:
And to the eyes 50 sparkling bright,
Tears may unbidden start.
As blossoms hang upon tree
That's Fastening TO decay,
So smiles will wreaihe the human lips
When joys arr far away:
A. sunbcams will break through cloud
Their brightness to inpari
So viii smile break through the gloom
En- OF broken heart
A. lightning often turks beneath
A dark aud threat ming cloud.
So will the heart It's sorrows hide
Within the dark ming shroud
A smile may wreaihe the parted lips,
The eye may sparkle bright.
But meath them all the heart is.wrapt
In sorrows darkest night
Then think not am happy when
The laagh Is in my eye,
When on my lips, in joyousness,
A smile you may descry;
They are but outward signs to hide
The kconest pangs of woe,
As round the shattered tree the vine
l. taught. it, arms To throw.
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RICHMOND.
DA.ENPORr a CO.,

u RiC HMOND. offer for -ale in and afoat ni
iioi7-nlf
soop Sack. Liver fine Salt Mar.ba and otler brands
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond e. ound Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian fiuauo daily expected
800 bbls. Ro.andalc Cement
300 bushels prime CloYerseed
80 bills. Bone Dust
125 hhds. Bacon sijcs
127 tierces Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer s. Co.. No. aSos
300 tierees London Porter
90 ca.os Cross & Blsckue. Londen Mustard
Is do do Walnut and Mushroom Caichup
Is Hampers English Cheese iGlouce.terJ
IS boxes Maecaron
80 Bag Sicily Almonds
200 bugs Brazle Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica Coffee
Brnncssey, fadard. Guard and saaaruz Brandy Ilei-
ses and Hungarian Lion Wine. Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port Wine. e., Sc.
Many Of the above If our own importation, and
profess eel low hsfhe, be had IN This coun.
Try. quuBttY md quality considered Tens. good an
be bad IA tie country adapted to be
trade Of FirRnia.
dee 30-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT 4 co,
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IA EEgEsX CRREssSTMAS.-AlIw who h venot
fh yet provided themselves with appropriate sui
for the approaching festive had better call at
the Bp2aar, and rig We have Just rec, iyt
edanuiher lot of those fine cloth. dress and froc conts
style French fancy Cashmere pants. fine Doe skin
do fancy and black greQadine, Merno. Cut Velvet Gas
simere, Farmers Satin, aud Embroidered C 10th Vest,
Silk and Marsees Party Vests Corded collars Whit,
silk Cvats, Pocket handkerchiefs, Silk half hose &c
&c. dec a5.tsl SHAFER Il CO
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MISC sLLANEOUS.
INsUIsANCE MPANh

ALLY OF VIRGINIA. Al WlNCif'e IN
chm iercd HareA m. i552.-Cap1'of - opV -
I'm POWER % IsrREAsE TnE SANE To szoo'o"V
rIsHIS CDMPAAi. nssfse gsen huly nfeahhea
nov ready 10 receive applications AID iz."f o''
ta. and ngers 10 he citizens 81 Virginia the hdnefh'n
3 boyn ttf,any for the safe insurance 81 all kth'
# ptoperty merchandise, &e.. At fair and e9nitah'
4te. The Director assure the public that this Co"
any will be conducted with view 10 Prrnnnency' an"
p the -trciesi principles OF equity justice, a"a e''''
4gart 10 eronlrnv aud the safety Of the Insured
PpfslpIsr-JOSEPH 5. CARSON.
SrentrARY-C. 5. FUNK.
ArTrAnr-O +. BRESEE.
fosFPu s. CARsos, : Nh. J.. CLAhk'
1AaEs =. RUIZ, JANIS II bgh7tss'
fHaYD LoGAh, \. ". hIchAkp7o't
Ions KIM
fzy- Office On Pccadilla street near the valley i'hhh
- .icbc-ter. J.. d. CHRIST Ian, hetsi'
s., III. I.vurhhufg.
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NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO. BY 49,.

NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO, BY acc
" dent, has fallen into the CONFECTlONARY BI.
NESS in conjunction with his Jewery establishment
in whichhe keeps Candle Il Fruits. such as Ora, pes
Lemons. Rasins, Almonds, Filberts, Toys Of all kinds
and in fact all kinds of Conec tionaries kept in spr
an establishment Heis receiving his Spring stock
to which he respectfully soil its the patronage of the
public lie also has in his enjoyment. oflhe most
experienced Bakers and ca dy makers in Lynchbrg
Pyramids of all kinds ma 10 at the shortest notice
AL orders from the - try received and promptly
executed. CHAS. A. ENARD
Much 2--dts . donrsnh Exchange eerner
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The American publishers respectfully invite the at,"o
ton 81 their fpow citizens the merits OF the hbev'
works feeling assured that will arise from then
perusn Without being convinced that they snbserve the
best interests Of popular intelligence aud add. in al
eminent degree 10 the general happiness OF thr milton
by mpnuing the public mind hcuIthiu stimulus io'
ugh urdcroi intellectual pleasure.
Cupics Of nlf the nbpvc works can be the IA
bIea 81 the 'VihGislAN REAplsa Room where subscrp
linn- will be received. -epi 3-.dt.
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ES0OKS ON AGRICULTURE. &c

pOOKS ON AGRgCULTURE.& &c
az ID Is PAINE has ON hand, and will sell on good
terms 9o''
Complete Farmer and American Gardner
Family Kitchen Gardner by Blunt
Practical Agriculture by johnson
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry
louatt on the Horse
heep
Pig
Dog
stephens Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book by Alon
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
ireutise on Hot-house
i.iebig gricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books. several kinds
/ he American Farmers Universal U.rdbl
Coeman's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bliss Practical Cook Book
Miss Lesie's Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
betch's Cookery and Domestic Economv
Agriculture for Schools, by Blakey
Also. large assortment of Hand BooLs r n
una Domestic ticonerv in Psrer a, 25c corb r. '''lo
Ice il IS nv 'uo"' &c &c
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Furniture Wnre-HsooE. +,

4s.s,'sss'sss..slss.. EWrnalure WNft-RbOhI '
~ svastssasrTsA RIenMoNp. Va,
49, Opposite EfctaHge Bank, Main street,
We Offering the largest assortment and great.
variety ol Furniture thn hns been offered in TIA =
market, Our motto is quick sales aud smn profits. >
We Offering grnnt Inducements to buyers hay
lately erected very large factory and nremnnnncur
On a very large scale. Call aud examine stock b.,
fore buying. aud if do offer Furniture lower thg
any other house in Virginin, will forfeit rcput l.
ton. 5--ts JONES n HAkN OOIl.
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>TEW GOODs--FALa 49,.
4 YNCMHUKs. MAKm.E MOlsrA,.

- ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE. IYNcHnuRa,
N..-J y. GADDESS q FRO, Perpetrators, (tot
meriy Of BALTIMORE keep hand and mike to order
Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
lies, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs Head
and foot Stones Garden Nascs, Counter Table Bureau
and Washstand tops made any size at the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order, from town country, entrusted to u.s. vii
he faithfully executed with aud dispatch nj
Aug l3-dts J. b. GADDESS'& BRO
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STEAM MARBLE wOEsK -

s,TEAM MA EkBLE W0IsEk -
~ JOHN l. ROGERS hns removed his MarbeF ,orks
iutc OF MINI and Bib streets, whefowllbc found
fine n'-opment of Egyptan, tunn, mud Amc ricsn
Mnrblc, Monuments, Tombs Grave Stones, Moue
Pieces Of every description, NallP Iotes Fronts 4
Any design IN carving executed IN the neatcst man
oer. Orders from the country, with city recu ne e
romptl yattended To.
Mr. Il haying served his apprenticeship nonr oi IN"
Hrges establishments Ia New York city mud hn' ing
much experience in the business, ntrrrf himself that
Nil work executed nj his shop will give entire sutisio
ton any dome Nouh or South.
Rchmnnd. July Il-lNd
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HAn GROSS OF steel Pems-Among
HUI others, are
The Genuine Albata Pen
Self Supply do
Reservoir do
Gillot's celebr5ted 3O3 do, extra fine
Spring backr egstered points
Superior futonic Pen. g. &C.
Among the above, Pens of the latest mnor,a
lion from new dies and the best style and quality thai
can be found. Price 2jc., to 81 81 - gross
Please call and examine the above, at South End
bookstore G. MORSE.
20 T.
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dec 3o.daef. EDMrND DAVENPORT X %.
IINION sTEAMsnIa GOmPA- -.

| - " = - LINE -. > IA hEhN-~ffHHsgf- -H~fses
uaaia and IDetHa. nm horto Jor Ph,todelJh,a o,d
j Iork The Steamships Pennsylvania Cnpt. Baymore
nud Nirgnia, Capt. Teal, will and after kovenbcr
3D. until further notice commencing with the PennsyI
sania, leave Richmond alternately every "Wednesday,
for Phadephin and returning leave Phindep hia
"Wednesday.
Due noce willbe given, ever trip, in all the daily
papers, 81 the hour Of ,heir sailing
These Steamship hnve been built ., presely for thu
line mud beautifully fitted up for thc ncronmodnt ton
paid to their comfor' aud safey. They IRE pro
gided wit fn,nci-'s puten, Mrtnc Lite foais. and
saken,and prompt attention pnd. 10 the
delivery of goods ln addition the nbove Ind uc
nents travellers, hive nude nrranpem, nt. -
forward passengers throught New York by -,
tenm bonts thereby offering the public oppo ~
y, never before offered the price, of sc VIII
tie mobile Delaware, und visiting that model ely fi6a
leph.H.
Passage through to New York, in 1t Cabin. ord
found, - %
Passage through to Philadelphia, do ~
do do do Second do 10
For freight pn-sagc, npIly
RIO. RANKIN, Ar, corner 90 Woter ST.,
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRlDGE, GFs'L Ao'r,
No Z North whuryea. PhiJ'a.
n. B-Shppfrs viii pea.e brnr in mind, that he
steamer. ifarc ferg II,iaeoy mud dDe notce III,
al timcs, be given q the hour Of s'dlng.
Tobucco salfied through 10 New York. nj 20c.. to
Boston, 30e II box, und all other good. in p opor
tim
Transportation be made superior and fas all ne
steamer. RIO. RANK IN.
nov 5--docts
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A II PHYSICIANS AGRE-

A Ill PHYSICIANS AGREE That "large
"A and frequent doses of alcoholic com
pounds taken into the stomach from time to time must
mve tendency to destroy the heathiul tone of that Vi
m organ OF the humnn system, and it is we'll known to
all the medical profession, thu the active principle of
saon ct liquid medicine can I've placed in teaspoons;
Why then the of giving large and nau,rous draughts
ne erroneous idea that "thc more the mcdi
enc the more potent its effects" is now discarded by
all candid rcason.rs. and it is ndisputabv proved be-
You'd doubt that BRlAN'S PuLMONlC WATERS, Il
medicine Of the most agreeable and paatabe nature is
The most etectual remedy for Coughs, Colds and their
consequences. They invariably give relief in TEN
NM Els and are so pleasant to the taste thai any
child willta,e them.
Price p cents per box. For sale by
jar 3-2w ID Z LYMAN
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