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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-09
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION!

TTliIE Amcrc IN Artist non s would respectfully
i announce to the citizens of the United States and
the Canadas that for the phrposc Of cultivating
taste for the fine arts throughout tho country, and
with n view Of enabling every family to become
poss.ssel of gallery of Engraving.
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For The Cecil Wing.
Moonlight Musings.

For The Cecil Wing.
Moonlight Musings.
Then the forms OF the departed,
Enter in the open door;
The loved. and the true hcnr'ei
Come to visit US once more.
LoSGFELLow.
l love the moon, it shines so bright
Down from the glorious arch above,
And with its pale, and mellow light,
1t seems to tell Of hope, and love.
In other days twas my delight"
TO wander forth beneath its beams
With some dear friend while fancy sweet
OFT pictured many golden dreams
OF future Joys. oh! youth thy hours,
We're ever happy. ever gay;
had not learned earth's taircst tiowcrs;
The soonest were to fade away.
] thought that life would ever be
Thus beautiful; thus free from care,
Nor Dire AIMED, across the brightest SKY,
The darkling clouds would soon appear.
But change has come. and as stand
Alone Tonight and sadly gaze
Beneath the pale moonbcams. my thoughts
Are wandering back to brighter days.
! hear the voices of the past
.,,. The gladstone happy tones OF old;
see each fond remembered face,
And clasp the hand now still and cold.
o yes! love this quiet hour,
For often at a moonlight even,
! have them here, and forget
We're part on earth and part in heaven.
O! Thou All Grace, grant but this prayer,
That we may know our sins forgiven,
And meet our loved and lost ones where
We may cxcaim, we're all in Heaven.
(Lrsunpuhe Gin. NIL. JENNIE
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with view OF enabling every family to become
possessed of gallery Of Engravinss,
By the First Artists Of the Age,
they have determined in orlcr to creitc extend
s:yc sale for thoir Engravinss. ami thus not only
give employment to large nulahcr. OF artists an
others, bat inspire among oar coLntyymen Taste
for works of arr present to the purchasers ofthcr
engrayings. when 30, 900 of which are sold,
25O, 900 Gifts, Of The Ge.nul cost Of SlA0,o
Each Purchaser of n One Dollar Engraving, there
fore receives not only an Engraving ricniy wogth
the money bat also a ticket which entities him to
OF tn L, Its whea they are distributed.
For Five Dollars. a highly finished Engraving,
beautifully Painted in Oil. agl Five Gifs lickc;s
will be sent; Five Dollars w9-th OF sp cndid In
cravings can be ssc tel from tho Catalogue and
sent by return mil or express
A copy Of the Catalogue. together with spcci-
men OF one eli the Engraving. can be seen at the
office OF this paper.
For each Dollar sent m engraving actually worth
that sum- and GIFT Ticket, will imm cdaIe!y be
forwarded.
Agents:
The committee believing that tho success Of this
Great National Undertaking will BE- materially pro-
NOTED by the energy and enterprise OF Intelligent
and perscvcrng Agents have resolved to treat with
sach ON the most liberal terms.
Any person wiShiu, % become an Agent, by send
ing (post puid) 81. will receive by return OF mail
one Dollar Engraving. "Glrr TICKET u Pros
pceus. Catalogue and all other necessary nfor-
nation.
On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts will
b. piaccd in the hands of Il Committee Of the purch-
asers to be distributed due notice of which will be
given throughout the United States and the Canadas
LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble basis of W Washington, at 800 $4,000
100 Clay. 100 10000
100 :. Webster, 100 10000
100 Calhoun, 100 10000
30 elegant Oil Paintings. in splendid loo
gill frames. size 3zi # each, 5000
100 Gle .ant Oil Paintings 2x3 fl each 50 1000
500 stcc! plate cngravings, brilliantly
coorrl in oil, rich gilt frames Fix 10 5,ooo
30 il. each.
10. 900 elegant steel patio engraving
colorel in oil Of the Washington 10000
Monument. 2Oz2j in each, !
49, 900 steel plate engravings from 100
different plates now in possession
ofanl owned by the Artists Union
of the market value of from 30 cts
to 81 each.
hrs.-class Dwelling in 3lst ST., n.
V City, 1900
y building Lots IN 'oo ana io's, s.s 1000 % 900
| 100 Villa Sites. containing zach 10000
| 81 # in tho suburbs of n. Y. city.
| and commanding a magnificent $40 $4,000
! view of the Hudson river and Long
| Island Sound, at
| 20 perpetual loans Of cash. without in mn
terest or security ofS25o each 49,
| so 100 " 5000
| 100 50 {" 5000
$50 20 5000
1000 d" I" ". " 10000
Rcrlcncc in regard to the Real Ea ate, +. j. Niss-
cher L Co.. Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders
| post paid) with money enclosed to be addressed,
j. ". llJLBRD0KE, Secretary.
sos Broadway, n. Y.
W The Engravnss in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery. oct Is bm
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DI virtue Of a Decree ofthe l'ircUit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chanccry. the under
signed Trustees, will offer at Public Sale, at
the Court House door IN tho town Of Elkton;
q" Thursday, The 2SM INST,
at > o'clock +. NJ, part Of Lot No.
&ma1 on Gay Street, in the town of Elk
I;fii&s,H ton, with the DWELLING HOUSE
liEiMf 3 and improvements thereon.
This property is usually known as the
Harding property, and is at present occupied
hy John Janncy, Esq. 1t is situated in Il
central and business pmrt of the town, and
nearly opposite the residence Of Col. John
G.. Groomc. r'
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ESrIsAY HOG.

TAME to the premises Of the subscribcrin
~ Charlcstown, Cecil county, in August
last, white harrow Hog, without marks;
would weigh when fat about 100 lbs. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges aud take him away.
Dec ? 3w' JOHN II. IIOLIIN.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE. y,
NOTTCE is hereby given to all persons
~ whom it may concern, that the under
signed with others intend to apply to the
Commissioners of Cecil county at their first
meeting after the 18th day of December next,
to open and make public aroad leading along
the Octoraro Creek from Porter's Bridge,
through the lands Of Robert lIindman, Pat
rick Ewing, David Moore, Com. David Con-
ncr. Samuel Rowland and Joseph Roman, to
Rowlandsvlla. SAMUEL ROWLAND,
PATRICK EWING,
ROBERT iINDMAN,
Nov lS, At and others.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
IN consequence o" altering the Store room
l. of the old Locust Grove Store, the sub
scribcrs were obliged to remove their Wines
and Liquors TO Nobility Row, alias Rum
Square, next door to Mr.. Smiths Hotel. late
Barnnm's, where Joseph G. Ncsbitt will be
in attcndai cc TO wait on his old friends and
the public as usual
J. G.. 4 II. G. NESBITT.
Port Deposit, Nov IL, '5i 3w
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Trnstae = Sale.

uHY virtue of Decree, of the Circuit Court
He for Cecil County. in Ciancrry. the uli-
ltrsigncd Trustees will ohor ut Public Sale,
at the Court House door in the town Of Elk
ton, Oil
TueSday. the son MT.
at II o'clock A. NJ. ,Yaii those tr,cts, parts of
tracts. or parcels of land in Cecil county
aforesaid, known IS the Real Estate of which
Thomas Mc.t.cr,li,l ssiz.i. The sail par
cells of land contain t..
l:i3 Acres
and Is pcrchcs. more or less. and Will be sol"
as one farm. THIS farm adioms the Lands Of
Davidson d. Pcarcc, Samuel b. F"arl and
David NJ. Taylor and Is on the public road
lie ding from ElktGn to Chesapeake City. 1t
is convenient to II 20 I'd landing on the Chesa-
pcakc and Delaware C..Iall ut the Pivot BridSt,
and also convenient to schools and churches
The improvements consist of a
rr.E}r-. Frame DWELLING HOUSE, Gran
!, hsSss.,,H AIRY, and several other out-houscs.
,isN;fi a The Land is Of excellent quality, and
~ situated in an improving ncishbor-
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Lessons in Drawing.

TNIIF undersigned will give lessons in draw
l. ing to persons DESTROYS Of acquiring a
knowledge of this useful art. Rooms at the
Howard House. Hours of instru.ton between
8 and 10 p. NJ. !. L. SMITH.
Elkton, Nov 1 If
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Ny-Our fair Chesapeake correspondent
who has been so many weeks silent, aitho s."
much of favoritc with many ofour readers,
sends us the following lines -
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

WYNN. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w rcturHed to Elkton and permanently
established himself in the Office formerly oc
cupied by MIN, near the Fountain Inn, where
he may BE found by those requiring his SER
vices. lie soicits the patronage Of the pub
lie and will use his best exertions to give en-
tire satisfaction. [oct - Il
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SILK .yELvETS, yard wide, for Mantillas: for
y ss's cheap by L. BRHWN,JR.
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TlSEEsY.
VIM. PINkNEY EWING,

ATTORNEY dT Law.
"ANlNG returned from the West, and
LII permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
-Oficc-witll Hon. Alexander Evans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
wy n DENNIS, ESQ, OF CHARLOTTE.

To As Editors of The Enquirer
wish 10 call the attention OF the stoeHnoia''s VI WY
Richmond and Danvio R1il Road COMPANY 10 nJ p,
named reneman as proper peruon Is ee apPo'o'e0
dent Of lie Company ,,., oIoI,ns for the
Few rerson5 In my opn!o" possess hishef I a o
Office or would brin: 10 ths discharge Of It's tespon'
ties qrealof zeal or efficiency. .,. r ,h, 81,
Among ,bu earliest and most steadiast t:ienu7 u! wa O
tsrprise he has fuugh; Its battles through eoou au
part at all times operating with ana sus H
ed n,oiecor whose uuaeIY dcaih he sao'Y cepoies @
for whom .yhlls, lyiag hs cherished The "a's'
regard. ,,1,,, o, ,b- GALLEY
M, Dennis is prominent, planter, iesuing ou ..o .af
Of the Roanoke familiar from every DAY oosc'o @
eynerence win the wants and wlthcs OF Ine
cummnny and # elected President OF Inc COMPANY -
probubly cary 10 the Office just appreciation o '' III
leres,s. 80, .,;r md senatorial
district in the Legislature OF Vlrglnil where nc "as M .
ponuar useful and influential nlsnbe enjoying a. ue
lime In an eminent degree the confidence Oh h'S 'o"'
ens. ,u.h,.,.d yicwa
He gentleman Of liberal, just and cnis
of sterling integrity and honesty cumoHea WIN ,nld
character and fmness Of purcose' his appGln and in
in the opinion Of the writer. impsr ne" i'npu which
sprc rcie ed hope md confidence 10 lhie &ca S,vh
promises 90 much for the Slate al large anu io' ~
| side In particular. o,, ,,.,,,es and wishes
in this matter have not been consu!eo "na ~ onesou
10 the wr,cr;- his appointment o Inc If The stock
| would certainly DC very s'esp''' "RoANoKE."
| hUiders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
POSITION OF THE PRESIDENT.

From tho Washington Union o! March %
Ia the hope Of using the and the opinions OF tho
from cx. Senator Clemens 10 a. Davis Jr E:q and pub
,shed in tho HUNTSVILLE Advoca.. are wre,ed from th.!r
,;n, and re- published with muny 1emonstraton. If
The following lIana ano cxpl
by Colonel Clemens p!acco the Views of the f:.dro+
nh,,, n;i,ly 10 their true sht before tho country
WA.ulroros D. c., March -, 1855
D,.n ,1x, You called attention 70 aIe iG'te Q!
nina 10 n Davis Jr Esq., and particularly 10 the ioo~os
sentenceI ,,. ,,,o.,,,o,u u me-, from
The NUrlh ard tqual surprise Iuo' '"' S0a"
ling 10 take IT," .,u L, .s,,cnc, nl
IN, time the conversation 10 which that seocnce a.
,dss took place was Walking backwards ahd oI~u.os
.,o.s lhs room and should not have noeeI ha .rh
M, remarked that you had no concesiaent' ~ "
;sc and hat Won were glad was present 10 n.a -.
In nv letter TO Mr Davis old oo ples ,d .,S CO.,
,,nousoe except where quotation ma u'o ~ a @ ahsi
conversation with you " ,ems,ks oon this
ihat % Surprise may have been expressed
@ men of the North shouiu hesitate % noe lC'
,Hd to Iii oman the South were ~il'inS 10 aSe ana
e had oaId attention 10 me "hoio I.1, W. 40 lind
not sucn ever sought conversation with you upon '"s
,he Nebraska bill; but every time naVe healo
lion the sub you have unitomly expresseu you
y1 yarmly in favor Of the principle OF me oii VIZ e
i,rnls of the right OF the people OF me "
he question of slavery for themselyes-a nc
WHICH dssented, and, as knsw we were noI ~ aH ''
10 agree sought discussion OF the quesuo , tor
You have assured always That you hous V T.; bn,h
the whole country, aud inslsteo . pa Sth must be- the
sections ought TO take It, thought Inc soo'n .u T. " oo @
Inss, ,hink 81 now understood you 70 Ps " ,nr
hs o,onnd that tho principle s rghtln sei ,,ab, n
~ g. .oainst particular secon no ona " ..,Ioas
complain were for the ,s obt follow ire prac.
willing to take any consequences na @ deIsood them
deal Carrying out of ,boss rights ssE cLsMENs
c.D..l vsiy sH.ss ssP P,sss. President uasd s'''s'
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Correspondence Of the Enquirer.

Spsseh Of l- Spence TO n. SuHan-O Og;:iul Bull OF he
Brasittn Mins.r-Pay @ our Foreign RepresentatiUss.
WAsHiNoroS, MARCH 25, 1854.
The nperird speech Of Dr. Spence, new Minister 10
Turkey To indeed, re"akasio one
No cch Information OF has YET been received and
scquenlb action Of any kind has yet been had upon the
subject. Il Is probable ,a, tho government will it
self win hdsavowng tho umored pledges tenorcd by Mr..
Tho ,dmrisi certainly has no idea of med
ding any way In the progressing European d'ihtne5,
and tho pIeservaou Of neutrality Is an object
which oay be attained By Tho wsca diplomacy, and 1t
IL worthy If every effort!
II Is INDEED remarkable that man Q! the known ability
Of Mr. Spnce should have been guilty Of such wao! OF
app,ectn OF surrounding circumstances and o his Official
mporau have made The speech which he 10 report tod
uade ard II strange that one of hlI Intelligence
and social position with all the consarva live instincts 0i a
Southern man. should have Joined in hc silly caHor fayor-
iug English interests and strengthening OF her o'mlda.
be Frent nay, alliance the ri-t cl the ultimate c5.
l.r,s Of which is against should Dc always borne IN
innd nations have rights and great interests nt saHe,
which should be cared o and this cannot be dune by Weld
ing sympathy In their actions. These interests TuSt be
lnoked ID ard protected by and sta!eanan
ship ani not by "phlanlhrcpy" '.prtua rappinqs"
Without Violating good taste, rs II wu,a seml-ohcnl al
,hs residence Of the Ba2 Ian Minister given by him ~ no.
nor uf Tho birthday VI the Empress OF Bruz The officers
v the Army and Navy aud The Diplomatic Corps were 10
fan Official costume. Ihc whole entertainment was on u
uncey scale and Ia auIes ias,c and surpassed anyhnH
Of the kIad which had here for oHg tine These
husDj,ales do nurh towards the cultivation OF Kindly so
clal eugs the r1uence, OF which not entirely unc
IN public matters, end IL would be well Tor our government
10 rive 10 our representatives abroad little P,y tao
pene:sly only enables hen live that they could use
them II IL pity Congress- which sintel!igso enounl
OF courso 10 understand these things should still think the
country too poor afford them additinnni pay II public
lands legal tender, they could readily be well pai-
Bat is Il s WHO accepts office abroad must DC con-
tent only vc and expect get compensation for Ms
aeurs and servicc.j and tho American travelling in Europe,
must sometimes submit the modification OF finding his
Euycy Extraordinary Ma!s!c P.n poentllry Vlng 10
lodgings quito garrett and uf seeing HE Coosi G-
ing has bosn The case 10 rented chamber In haIa
p
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For the Enquirer.

Mcss Eors:l pleased TO 1es that CO.. ~, lonp
Rns nis onr emneny qualified TO fill the othce o pie-
ssu a hos that ssf 0D 1ss Vens v
whIn inc ~ ,h,rough education aabe and agreeable 10
Ienor,nrn yet prompt energetic and arm Ia Inc ois
Of mis- dus accustomed from bis ooyhooa 10 IN.
Id rules Of military discipline he would inuse .hGosnoI
Isu rnarent of The work spirit OF energy and actis
an,n,ssoe even ha, for which its management was co
~ ely distinguished under The amented Iunstai
Col T's education at West Point MIS- service h I ~
and his subsequent! experience as al honh'nse'' Oh
oualy him for the proposed position ,,,o this
Is hoped that the STOCKHOLDERS will bo. 60 n,n with
w s,o, ~ Ina nrnoer administration Of AFFAIRS anu
secute tho services Of peculiarly hea i% M
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TUESDAY aIORNgNG, MARCH 2s, 1854.

MINERAL SpECINENs.-weh have in ou, posse. Jon,
humoef vi Minsfal specimens. collected by Professor
Dewey, 10 which We pfoDoso nyiiing The areonn Of mr.
readers from Time 10 tms by way giving faint idea
OF lhe pas amount OF mineral wealth Of hs region OF
Iy ABOVE tns place. We could give them list of oil tic
minerals hitherto discovered their respective places
ueposie bu: this wout preclude from remarks on
hs eeeimhns Ia our possession calculated awaken
lhat decree ol interest requisite mako ludu5lO I'm.
preston The mind We arc ex,en,cy anxious 10 see
hese minerals fully developed au c1asrq Ieny shall spue
10 paus In imparng from li3 all tho faco geauod by
Ia relation 10 them
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ssolti Psred % sss
II, srs Se dollars rsr and three dollars for SIX
al Weekly oiyance be pc:d in hs oee, or remed by
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MD ~ .ie ,rrs The postage Of single ieuer s
30 ns si
troa Editors TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,uy ENQUIRER:-For TsN lines or loss. 6rst in.
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paion r.: onee week twice week three times
n.; snd bali for each insertion ater the frst.
.scissrs snaIsea ui'y donrs for 20 ,ne' al
ssI and charged sio, tpaper ncuied)
E NEEkLf-For TEN lines or less, first Insertion
u *. it.L f,T each continuance so cents
'os nom distance must be accompanied with the advance
~oh. ~oh..,,.f,,,cry references. TO insure execution.
Al e"d ;rbus Of r''set, sfeesdtSs eight lines,
go! fsr l. advertisements.
s.. a. ur.:s and Marriages tho country whene
ry ":l:ins unknown 10 us mus, be ss.sn.ieaed
,;sa,ioo Of The Poinasler in the nsghborhood they
ease DC published Every that has been Gksn
mpoions and quizzes has heretofore, proved unava
urou such communications being certified
1rno he Postmaster ,erittsn :e daes ofthe !et:sT
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That, on The /. day Of april 1854, VIM Thompson Of
Iu,eum franklin Alssom legally appo%nta init BY hs .hs
Paul Thompson orphans Mary Thompson formerly May e.
GILBERT deceased. Will petition the Judge Of the circuit Cou o
louisa counly vSnil Joseph D. Campbell executor
Franes l. Campbell Of III! said Of Louisa pay ana w.
attorney, all personal property ana money
The said Campbell belonging The aid wans ao
aso for further be required under sec Ghn
l4 Of the Code Of Virginia, touching the ssid %a,n am O.
WM' IT, AhO"' oO'''
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Sl9l5
oss SD I3Sl,7.i0

., ,eysgats of twu hundttd and eighty thou.
.,nd ejo hnndrsd ana fo:y-,wo bushels OF wheat one
mOn hrro hundred on eighty thousand nne
s,aI | W. ,sI,,v fve busheis of rl.h and ssscny.h'e
thousand five huoded lad ninoyhrss bushels oil s~ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

DEAD.-Mr Janes P. Scsrbroush Oh f"nee ~
county ho accidentally shot bmse !e" oa'' ssO W
ssing soani V!sa:y WIN nspina ls ycln The effect,
In 3 pissoD died. 90 Thu'sla9 e'''"s' ~"
the Taup3,
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evening .csordIns ai,ss,ioRs ,sa6 ~
Esoses S0's SoRe sea vii long "'I
be whom ;,ey find can BE- 80 readily cured >a.ts >a
them insr night find by taking the cnsssY
sss rs %sy {; Great % Il
and ultimate cure afforded thousands VINO are mus
s agreeable effect man, fed themselves
' s a. sSD
Able. by It's the throat and ungs when taken IN small
s e 5 an
asthma GENERALLY much @ S Tnoy o
entirely to no medicine PkcToRAL will cure hsrn if they
BRONCHITIS or Irritation Of the throat and upper portion the
taxing CHsssr .oon IS anu
cWoUP emec Of aatimony 70 be hws 9y
I and doses of s s cnfy no M
wOoPING COUCH may bossp up and soon eurea 0y INC
Ts lSFIuESzA. speedily removed by bi. remedy NunS.
so h.ss wb he nsSlos
% S.Ps WHO bav.
COMPLAINTS .nes thai d:[s .ssS ssH BE- BE-
pvstiusy asen uun ;he pain 10 tho ride abc ons'
rdR CONSUMPTION 10 it, ear'is., stages should DC taken
S1sr The advice ota good pa,t'a II sTu S0 " ud
eloqsy u+ed ard tho paenl Is carefully rarsed meah' "
For sssd it's wOrs, fOm the Cherry Peeo
raj houd given in adapted what the patient anu
bose arc
ss sss @ sT Iy that
This remedy offered tie with the conhience We
which seldom fails realize the happ.est effects that
can wide field rs Usefulness and so
the almost section lbounds
pons puSlcy kncwn who have been restored from alarming
and desperate Of tho lungs by its When
r escape und where a virtues are the
public undOts employ fur the distressing
and dangerous affections the pulmonary organs which are Incl
ee", Aud oy in formidable a.aeks upon Tho
lungs, o Colds Coughs
Children is tho p!,asantts and safest nird ene that
can be obaGed No family :hould os ~hoat " o"u ese who
aave used will .,,
Prepared AVER Practical aud Analytical Chemist Low
ell, Mass - -
scl! In Richmond whocsale and retail by LADC
So arm By Dfu5ys,s and Dealers 10 Medicine every "nes
March iS-cw3m
CANu-l tO1 Guuno 6u bGs best aiu1i
GIFcL s!-lH HCeU w. FRY & tON5.
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For III. Enquirer.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD.

BLOW send you Of come Of the products OF
the ountiss which will bp reached by tue hlehmonu no
Wax River Rail Road The experience Of The effect Of
railroads upon countries Juatcs the conclusion tha
lhe products will be mu!psd en.fed BY mo Co c1Tpifon
Of ne ra! road. SlOCAhoLDEn'
S:temen showing ths lo7ding Agrcn, 'fa p;o1ucuohs
fthe counties u Gloucester, King anf Queen, hihs WI.
am Matthew's blidlessY and Nav Kent In tho 'aIc o
HIenio as per III: Uned States returns OF lsau
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