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PUBLIC MEETING.-A meeting 81 The citizens oi
Rhmrni held At the City Hall On wednesday night
Ia make preparations for The Reception of E1Fr"dent F
AMI suite WHO expected Ia visit thic city
days amss Evans Esq called to he Chair nni Irhn
H. Thompson, E.I appointed Secretary.
Mr. Jdncs ,ons offered inDH "oncTriinr h Tho
PIE nts and resolutions adopted by e Connect which
lst nacd discussion IL which M.ssr- r. B. Mi
nor Jacs Lyons a. a. Hughes md R. &. S.aort paci-
palei.
Mr. S;a:,ari then Offered H.! following a. sns.iu, ror
III i.:irn IL Mr.. Ly"as, which The rn. ui !, u
J.;fss Scott having ir read prcr,a5I ,.nd tu-
iicns q I'D CITY Counc'l
Resolved That this meeting heartily ccrr in the action
of the ''ry Council, and nat committee 0! be ~.
pointed whose duty II Fis re 10 express A.rt Fill
more ES President .: lh United States the ipI respect
and esteem entertain or his private virtues and public
scrvicr. and 10 tender he Inequalities OF the city ~ him
self his family and SUITE his expected visit 10 The South
The lsns then filled with ,icenty-fre The meeting
first eli citing VIM II. Macar!a1G Esq as The Chairman 81
The CoH'acc, and tho Chairman az meeting appoint
ing the remaining twcnv-. tour follows:
James Lyons, Rn5i. l.. Slanari, John Y Mason Alex
Moselcy ln0. NJ Patton. Capt. Chas. Drnmock Edwin
Robinson, VIM f. Rtchc Henry z. Irving joe Maze
Jno Dove. James Wins;ca, Luther LIBBY d.. Wu \ Pat,
teson O. ?. Baldwin, B. Minor Ge, N Johnson, Thos
Fisher, Lewis L. Barnes John II knaal rs r T Daniel
Mr. g. B. Minor then offered The following t,.out,or,
which were adopted:
Resolved, That the military Of the civ Of Richmond he
requested - unite with rendering 70 Mr. FI aoz. and
suite suitable reception on his arrival in our CITY
Resolved. That q committee OF sigh be 3rD5intsJ Ia co.
with the committee CT TIE CITY Council and
Military in making all necessary arrangements ior the
cepon and accommodation OF Dir. Fillmore and s1-t!.
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TIE LATE ADMINISTRATION.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.

This gentleman will TO- night give lecture on Australia
al the African Church. His lectures full OF glowing
thoughts magnificent imagery and fcrvid inspiration WIN
the New Orleans Bulletin love write this true man.
name for VIC look upon him Of natures noble men, IN
the most extended Of the term-as patriot who was
willing TO- and did, sacrifice ALL in attempt TO benefit his
native land free her from grinding oppresson-as high
toned penc4n whose escucheon is free from ta.nsh and
sain who peur Ct repro:he Is as nodes
az he i. meritoou. eloquent ana learned 2s he IS uno3
trusive and reng-who came TO our shores prosecuted
exile who took the frat opportunity Of swearing aIeg
ance to and strpes under whose ample folds SO
many OF his counymen ENJOY the full uiton OF The bless
inps of civil and religious frecdomsnd who in all !hlngs,
has comportcd himself in to win The appreciation
Of all intelligent and ingenious citizens He came among
us with reputation for eoquence AMI self sacrificing
patriotism seldom equalledye he has made no aius"n l.,
The one or parade le other He has been prominent
leader in IN. van OF noble cause aud his services had been
yaluab.hu referred 10 them. He has suffered
everything hu, death for his country but he has ever for
borne any aus"n those sue'ings In all his conduct ne
has exhibited the qualities OF the real gentleman 10" 'ing OF
The true metal has always been audiaepres been Moth
ing counterfeit nothing domagoguical, no charasn!sh
about him
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UNCLE TOM AND THE ENGLISH l.Aplt


There sptted papeI in The Nlarc'i No. OF lie Hu"
Review which the says, 10 from The pen Of South
efn lady II takes the English Lady nicnoals:s severely
70 task and r.ads lecture they would do wei! {" re
member We introduce a specimen from The paper
We have induced 10 The writing OF this article nriG
cju,Iy in the hope Of convincing tho ladies' Of Stafford
house and others who muy be disposed TO Join them tia
they have mistaken their sisters of America They have
udped we fear by noisy specimens Of womons;ighfs
er,inga tina; The Of wOmanhnd are ready 10 Sc
The world On fire for little nooricy They have believed
ryice youri tor BY hr aiiavs Of all The gobes momces
VINO have written then los al horror for Tie benefit nj
The world that the affairs desperate wI!h al
the slavery - cnn and have supposed thai the rantln9
danes and tcno!scles above referred To might swerf s
rom HE weird Of argument b, decisive boo 7"
pnnsc" prucuss Perhaps arguments may 6t :" sun
dreocat!c sisters OF Engihnl
that there Southern United Si1es strong
crp, de r.yrs spJcr quiet who saiIsrd 10 IND
r duties hurncr, III. want OF thought hut because
,oupht teach. that therein lies w0mans highest task
and the fumunt Of her nc!rs m9sion) can nevertheless
sra 10 with tie feelings 81 womanio1d IN defence 81
RICH, and prnpeiy hearth and home Ora e! ia5ord
and pray SUI, is the lesson oi lie ades and II were
bnrd 10 find better With finds her nobl"s rule
her bighes. privilege privilege wrich in The aggregate her
q. has ucy. abu.cj However individual exceptions are
10 b. found wr:nan class a!dcs viii! III" "pPes.
sr Our syrt. m abhorrent il 10 You: adysiis
has tho o hearts and eude and IN the cor-c'
exercise y! IT, find enough 10 occupy both win.
ont the necessity Of Joining any ot The world improving ana
od.iu,pruvin2 societies which at present arc ST. much In
vogue and each Of which threatens tho wurd Win some
nnw ltr for its regeneration.
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For ne E'nnuirrr


The d, Of Fluvanna requested II meet al
Eluvanng Court nominate candidate represent them
In the House c Delegates. We feel greatly indebted 10
e. Gay, Esq Tor his efficient services IN former
paGn. aud would willingly for him again. But il IL
nnferanod ih1t liz wishcs The party select other
p,sn: ana Is believed he @unl bring his strong Influence
BEAR !pvor q! the election n The nominee ot his paiy
Permit Us ii@r - call yon: attention TO Col. ID, w. h.
Buwrs, w.u i knuwn personally most, ii not AL Of ynu
reliable democrat md u most excellent
aud information. This written without his know ledge
but pr.Un,r he would scarcely refuse TO yield 10 the
divided ws Cf his ray friends full meeting desired
MANY VOTERS
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70 he Editors Of he ENQUIRE,

irTToS.vILLE, MARCH SIN, 1853.
GESTLExES-Bcins called upon from various portions o.
the 81 District of The State hecoms candidate for the
Office OF Commissioner of n. Board Of Public Works
have al length consented 10 do so.
Hoping from onc x2e.ie1ce ID The various mechanics
branches common in Country, well six years
vice in The employment OF The Board OF Public Works that
may. II elected, be able lin pacca sense) 10 render
some service 20 my native State and country, therefore
oitet Tii self candidate for said office.
Al the time should any public expression OF the peo-
pie indicate preference for other person.
July wsirn si! my pTstsnsions for said office.
Very respectfully, yours WM HAMILTON.
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,,r az Ennr,irIr

IT
css-f ..i.riaAs nc TIRE Is hIoa good
PEOPLE OF hanover will b. called upon select fit ard
suitable person represent them General A.
semb!y Virginia LEI call their notice gentleman
in everv respect well qualified for the important post. DR.
Ezekiel 5 acy is The democrat OF tn. right stamp
1t is only necessary name him, | il will meet
with hearty response by all the Democrats in his neigh
bDhood snd fee besides, the lower end Of The
county is entitled representative the upper end having
had one for the las, two sessions TOTOPOTUMOf.
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10 The Editors Of The Enquirer.

1gcKLENsuRG MARCH :. 1855
In answer TO communication in the Enquirer OF The tt
INST over ,hn signature OF The Democrats Of Charlotte,
va take The liberty of stating that Henry 4. Coemsn
and encouraged any schlSnls In The Dcnh
unrrv III The last senatorial election by which The dis
rrt came well nigh hcing lOs 10 the party. And 10 ena.
bIs him 10 Justify himself against such n charge, and free
himself from such npu,aon his friends take the liberty
If declaring hm candidate for the Scaate from rh4 dls
tic: and his claims will uny bc submitted IL he entire coz
slitueucy -! The district.
MANY DEMOCRATS OF MECKLENBURG.
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IL AVER IApIERED

Nos,,,E "a MAsca a-The schooner Rachel Brown
IN m, Coas, OF Africa BY The sIonp OF Ger
mantoUn arrived here to-day 10 charge 81 llent Sinclair
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

nosr9S Mach 3.-On Saturday afternoon, he Law
raj f"ui utty loaded baggage cas OF train Of
fifty iro" off The track and eight of them pitched
down e,.h'nkn nj Of 20 feet, The freight conductor
va, 0ady lnuIeI ani Tie tLseE conslder.tli lamssel
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FAIRMuNr, FA,-lhis lively village on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road route is about gIistening with new
glass factory sand coal and limestone exists there in ouch
abundance that capitalists about making some use
OF these minerals Then they about having Bank
Al this is .od by The True virgnan, which also says
TRAVEL ox RAIL KUAD.Iho travel on The Bali.
and Ohio Rail Road for the last week has soen very
heavy. On last Thursday there nearly TWO hundred
by the Eastern bound aiu hundred of whom were
through passengers
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Mr. WaIlack will make his last appearance tonight in the
popular Tra,!y of Richard III. Hc actor of superior
skin and success gentleman in his department, and richly
deserves the patronage Of the public.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGn


ne" YORK MAncm l0.--1nc JuE Lady su!f,s T.
Capetown with dstes January l9th reports Il. the
opinion that war will last for years
Inc ship Roaburgh Castle, rom Melbourne, for Lon,
put 10 on the 9th with cargo o! gold valued 4, five M
dollars
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NEW YORK. MARCH l0.-Ihe Aiba.r0ss from n ,
and The Africa from Liverpool are h0t! coming mp
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SUPPER TO CAPT. ERICSSON.

Members o the Legislature and citizens who are disposed
10 unite in the supper be given TOMORROW Saturday.
niyh, 10 Capt Ericsson The scoveer Of the wonderful
caloc principle, will please call on either ct the following
gentlemen appointed committee on The subject: Mossfs
D,pp,s of the Senate Patrick Of the House aud Vim +.
Ware or This civ
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BOSTON, MAEcH !0.Thr Democratic CUrvtnr,n,
Cny and !aiy endorsed HE inaugural al r., s!cnl p 90
Ex-Cov. Whiisns Of Maine died Of Ap9Ilexy at pvf;I
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BALTIMORE, MARCH l0.-Sa.s Of | 500 Dbl, a,.,
ii 81 IS 81 81. Red Wheat 81 05 a 81 10; white 81
81 Is White Corn 81 50 cents yellow 30 81 cent?
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To nc FsI'IOT5 q 10 1sNINIFtT
In nv advertisement sales II Tobacco the count.
ErIuircr TursdIy last you have h;. Tobacco %,
jss.c H. Maorys Of Louisa Gn"rt $40 50, which,
rtirrnr. advertisement, yol viii Ind should l'@
have been So 81. Iuus4. respectfully,
rlOS rlNSI.i JOHNSON, Tobacco MtGehanC
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TOT NIt FHYNIffT
COMMISSIONER OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC


For the above Office George F. D.ncne Of Rockingham
Is decidedly the fayue of all this section OF The State
He is known nnongs; VA ms gentleman OF liberal but IN
ticious views in regard 10 The Improvement of the Stale
OF cupscis and discriminating mind highly Instructed in
the M the best of schools school Of experience
and man sterling integrity and incorruphe honor
IA. GENES ium Of HE largest counties in the State
from region deeply Interested In wise and ucous sys
lem NJ improvements; in such system as will Md with
ci,rerluness advancing our prosperity on the hand
whilst would check reckless ahd cSTaSls"h expenditure
at the Other.
Though Sr Deneale is democrat OF tile sctcst order,
and t.s nev, - d, meaned himself merit sspi-
cjnn IF hen, shv" such has been his freedom from
nj bgnv u"l"'ancc Of party zeal such his ubantv
ard saa,,ly character that mary of his political oppo.
meats wot to-. pleasure Ia mGnifesns their estimate OF
the ,nsn hv a:llRg elevate him 10 this Office.
Should he consent be candidate, suppose he would
hardly fail al success and this IS written Without his
knowing having received ntmaiion Of the tact re.
specially request the gentleman TO say whether no will DO
candidate or not WARWICK
IMPORTANT FROM CAPETowN
PROVIDENCE March sThe barque Cotsar arrived to-day
from Mozambique, bringing Capetown papers 10 January
tth The Mail of the 4,h contains account OF u
severe fight, in which 5000 Basu,ers EARNED horse
Insp) were routed BY about 1000 British troops
The Chief Morpcsh, had agreed 10 deliver ten Thru
sand head Of cattle and thousand horses fine for de-
prrda lions he had committed He failed 10 comply with the
engagement and tho Governor advanced into his territory
10 seze the cattle The Basulos defended their property,
and although the British a, time captured go head
,ney were compelled abandon all but OOO. The Basu
tors however were overhrown, and the mex, day their chief
sued for peacc The conflict lasted from morning 5
O'Clock in the evening The British loss was 81 killed aud
wounded The loss the other eide much greater
The New York ship Flying Cloud. from Canton spoke
the 18th of January The schooner Ceres four days from Port
Natal for Capeown, who reported the kat1r war IS orn
mated
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,l.1,naaLE OBJECT.

To-Day the Legislature Of Virginia, will consider lie
claim, OF .he Southern Female institute al Fredericksburg
upon Stale pa, srnagc We nGei II" ppsa! "'th haAe
will not III vain sustained as i Is oy CONSIDERATIONS
which INNS, commend themselves favoraby every mind
The dsporabIe condition OF female education in our State
which results from the importation Of Northern Inefficient
,chers Inusi be Of modification 10 every True
y,inau II well becomes the present Legislature "h'c"
n : done So much towards developing The wealth. anu ~
sources OF III" State remedy this evil, ond we ''!'''
w, Go go Acciden, brour, together in Frederic
materials for the establishment OF Female I"eEe' ~
i would ha,, taken capital OF sixty thousand a"''''7 "
ave collected The enterprise OF those VINO no" " "
IL, c,ion Of ~, Southern Female Institute a'ard l!se "
IL. onpo,;uury and put this Institution into oPefa''o''
hs already accomplished great good IN oidct 70 ei o "
and 10 make il source whence highly educated emae eac"
.rs NAV be procured for Virginia an application IL oeo
III, legislature for appropriation OF len 'houSa"a 'o
u ad in the erection OF suitable Lecture Rooms @cp an0
o m annuity O, hundred dollars 10 ooafu ano
siucse ors Young lady from each Congressional plsc'
s:o will be required 10 teach Two years IN lhe "'a'e ahe
who will doubtless continue To teach we deem ''ie shi'
Of this plan enough TO bespcaE the earnest ane
favorable attention OF the present LEGISLATURE 10 H.
TIE LATE ADMINS rRATlON.
rho Na,oosl Inteigencer publishes cspondence be-
tween ex President Fillmore aud The members OF his cabinet
which contains assurances OF reciprocal esecn a
friendship The retiring cabinet tell the President that they
WITNESSED with admiration your unlrng devotion 10 h
public service and your patience and nssiduiy IN the ds
char Of the and aborous duties OF your Office
The returns the compliment in the gracious
suraace ,ha, no President fortunate than
have been in the selection Of his cabnet" Tic ln!eieen
Ger pefaces correspondence with the following piece
Information
al, has we presume rarely happened that dc
gree of harmony has existed between President and ever
member OF his cabinet. may be supposed by some INA
Ike Citations of Mr. Webster and Mr. Fillmore, az canda Fl
for the presidency formed exception 10 this remark. w
have however the best ior believing that thcl
friendly and confidential intercourse personal and political
WAS never for moment inerrnpted.'
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On "Wednesday President Pierce gave dinner TO E1-Pre-
sdent Fillmore aud hs lto Secretaries Ihsy were mot ny
all the members Of the prescn; Cabinet The evidence OF
kind feelings thus exhibited bc otherwise than graft
tying.
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BOARD Of pCHIIr WORKS


ions : FLEMING, Esq. Who mas bee! Harnei a. "a
date for member of the iiuari Public Works will at
he people Of Rcino!I, At The African Church. Satu:.
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,,=rEDIr hEIOH WANTED. oa SATURDAY. Aaf;h
lr,lu. y pCtr. ngrr-i rhii-Iru ircu j;
1: .rar. rn.c 10 wilr,s- PROFESSOR ANDERSON =

--,=~EDtrh"Io> WANTED. oo SATURDAY. Mar:h
. y,I MT e O'Clock hprLr-d ch,rrr lrct !;
. +; .c.s uIncc. fo yyirr,s- PROFESSOR ANDERSON :
r. "o":e ,Gc"s, ErS'r r.'v .'echhgr a.
Ii,.uurir~ "rt ryE.ecsE, eats SaCur, Hs.i~
r1TCs tpE@so o..s riotm School Tea eiG t;uaE'
m rp!.tt. ,.rorGlicr- '.cu1rf - in.rac. y"
Iinj- 'c '".c be" al" h"nllE mrai irrf'"
.,,". wii. Il "lI."'"t mach tiinI," ! r""i.
IL te,n!- Gct s 3" BIC ",. +, 'b1 ." =''"' ~
!.y i ism, ~! Gn:I zoe 0c., mon
1irScis nfaarisslor ~ rl:.Grsr, . Cr''-
Performance. c"ery evening t!< "ssa positive o1'h
Saturday. t..s '2.h N1rcn 81
5tROUND pLAsTER.-is0.n.rrts NO ! GfouEd :.
SE rr lau. go embracing ~ aapiInr" .! 81 '
and iseat rIlou-. "a; tar "a,
March2-c1i EDWIN N1,klliaM o.
sflKt:IXy;- lNinA.rEKl II KGl., held n ne .,
.isr III he pIiiy g., Il Northampton County on NJ
.llv lilo a., ,:,y o, MACH II 1888:
Suna. K M.,:in and lor!.. ns sI-, Samuel W D"n'i
nargeTr is LtsHIa ; hti..s, aud Julia + baHs"t
aut slo sue, b. l- .,"i SG,I X Va. iGI-nf
Msru:s Ea,,ser Ttouna. ~. B1rrr aah J"tn " lad.ef
Tie al,e,l ~ Obtain partition u t"o
lGc ani ~ crrtau slaves ~ lie hii thentphcd '"": "
s.es md Ie-aers Thomas " baig: 'sce -scd 80
Aai appearing - aida yit fled m ms ca-e M
.,ans Thomas " Eqi.-s 3gi john !" Bai-...t't h'' '
,i he, hereby fc1Hsi 3? 'i!~at "I.
t .- u;,,. tJG 81 M order and 30 Via: ~ iefca'l
AT - h.te.: ircc'eS' 'hd' ~ H..
,,gi-r published orc- a=eh i"ur sScces't a.
pi-hrYa! EGgGicr ae.spsp,f GhIfhed ia 'hr -, :" h,
..ond be posi- Don't door OF ne Cur ''o
cnn0ty on The Gr,t ia % Ia next fauht> t2nIi.
A -"ry -I"-s u,nn,x r..
Il IGt .!-t"r" ~ = = --
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From the Norfolk Herald, WhIg)
paEslpRsT PIERCE 5 lSAUGURAL AppREss.We have read
ths document with unusual attention ana unmnged plea
sure As composition IL is least, iuultlcss
while every rejecting hue uf pat
riosn public virtue, sound policy political morality, in
pristine purity From beg inning TO end II commands
decided appro6uoa Ii CmbOdiCs just SUCH sentiments and
view, OF national policy, foreign and domestic admire
aud If IL IL permitted To Nj PIERCE {, carry Them III the
eouree uf administration src! accordance with the
prop anime he laid down in his inaugural address he
will applause aud gratitude OF his country
corresponding with the desert OF his immediate
decesso 10 o6co Willard Fmore--whosc administration
has been fully the admirable precep's o his
worthy successor.
FROM the WHOLE OF his Inaugural Address is a?pa-
that The General Pierce viii &c Gun-
setva,ve Ponds him. Although he evidently
alludcs to Cuba esrabc acquisition To the United
Sates yet he repudaes ,h- idea obtunine 1t upon any
by switch cannot chat 1ge ready ms
si6ca,n before tho tribunal o the civilized world tif
,hus puts exnsuiser any Pickering hore that hi'
busters will find favor under his administration
And whatever doubts real pretended may have been
preo, question which much the South they
scattered 10 the ny his manly patriotic declaration
of hostility 10 further agitation and Of his determination
enforce the compromise measures at all hazards
Since his election Gen Pierce has meried the of
his countrynen Of all parties by his modest unassumug
aud strictly proper OF conduct, of which il may be
said his Inaugural Is the crowniag act Happy will the
country continue be II he is permitted 10 carry out its
promises 10 the end Of his Administration.
Dr,ci pluv>A Up
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GUARD AGAINST AGUFs --Tbis !,

~ the sesSon above si ot hfrs es Eufs nno&
prevalent and the westheT st this ptrtceiar tine n
d that peculiar krd. cool mornings aud eyeninxs
which sarely fail 10 give this oashsofDs dsesss vital.
ity. On tho south side Of James River ths Bfuepo.
nj Appomas.ok AMI Paniunkey, ard 10 the lowe 700.
tons OF Virginia, especially the Easteen s1bore
Ages are IS regularly expected TO PAY their ennuAl
WHAT'S, tle various OF the yeef szd han
dTeda OF families ioo forward vita nsIanshoty dreeA
10 the appearance Of the uaweieome gre sts All
sneh hppEehepsiors mar now Be gwen 20 the winds
II tkgse who afflicted Viii svaA fasrnsei.es Of tte
preventive now offered 20 them In BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BtTTERS, Prom the rode
rateiy s1tive stimulating qualities Of these Itten
ssd their healthy effects upon the stomach, howeis
bioed secEos:ve ard digestive organs and their live
u, inygoratng gualities, they fail TO pssducs
just sach results a. win prevent AZ u1dua secretion
OF bile and qeent arrangement Of the sy.em.
rs tonic they have no superior sad the Psopretor
Is well satisfied of their great utility Ia diseases
arising frona Improper irdeeston. that be confident
y recommends 1t for ell cisesses thai hare their o-
gin In lcss of appetite, sour stomach, etc.
Ps;ce 80 cents per bofcie. For sgle IS Measrs PW
coil, Ladd & Co, Bennett Beers, Aiexahde<
Duval, Adie s. Gray, Charles Miilspaagh and Drug
gisIs generally throughout TIE city Asse, By Todd
Christian, Petersburg; d. r. LJman Lynchburg; King
Toy, EsFFnik; DR.. r. canasl, Williamsburg
fyA Of6sTs 1edrsSsea 70 u. BAKER, 9ishEncm
| Va viii receive prnsapt attention. &C IL
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