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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

Born SIDEs-In the old time, in Ph,ladel-
phia, the disciples in the faith Of William Penn
invariably wore the single breasted drab or
nuff-colored coat, and were strict in their no.
ton of having the buttons thereof on the left
side of the coat aforesaid. At dinner given
by him, friend Elias Breasy had secured a big
buck darkie to " tend table," to whom he gave
imperative orders to hand things to the guests
at the left side.
"Thee will always know by their coat but
tons, Cesar, which is the left side
Among the guests was French gentleman
who wore a doublebreasted coat a worldly
garment The darkie, in handing round the
soup, paused behind the French gentleman,
looked at his coat and stood, for a moment,
an ebony statue of despair, struggling with
doubt and plate Of soup.
Presently he yelled out, Massa Lias-its
no use-buttons on boff sides" and handed
the plate to the French guest over his head.
OATS the fust time ever seed man dat
was left handed on boff sides ob his coat ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

WAGGrRY.- Some time ago, on the Sab,
bath day, we wcndcd our way to one Of our
churches and instead Of a sermon, heard an
address upon some missionary or other bcmevo-
lent subject. After the address was couclud-
cd two brethren were sent round with bas-
kct for contributions Parson---, who
was one Of the basket holders, took the side
upon which we sat. Immediately on our front
and upon our next seat negligenJly reclined
our friend BIZ 1t gentleman of inf
mite humor, asd full Of dry jokes Parson
-, extended the basket, and BjIl slowly
shook his head.
"Comc. William, give US something said
the ParSon.
Cant do it," replied Bill
"Why not is not the cause good one 2"
:" Yes but | am not able TO give anything" "
" Poh !! poh know better ; You must give
me better reason than that"
Well, I owe too mnch money | must be
just before I am generous, YOU kuOw'
" But, William, you owe God larger debt
than you owe au7 one else
That's true Parsor, but then Ha art push
ing nc hhe the 65iqnce ot my cyedt1ors."
The Parsons face got into a rather curious
condition, and he passed on.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
ne Mr. Buchanan recently gave an order

RS Mr. Buchanan recently gave an older
to one Of bis Irish footmcn TO wear livery
Pat replied that he'd be d--l il he'd mako
a ragcr of himself" Accordingly Pat lost his
place. His experience is au important lesson
to the political placemen throughout the coun-
try. Let them all spor The Lecompton livery.
let them make " nayers" Of themselves Or they
will have 10 walk q, uuceremoueously as poor
Pat did Lou Jovraal.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

A DEvGL 4 DENocRAr-Ons Of the most
uucompromiSing Democrats in town furnishes
US the following election item, and says it Is
true
son of the Emerald Isle, with black
carpet bag in his hand stepped into u stoes
last Saturday while tie election VAS going
on and asked the proprietor to write him
ticket
" Very WELL" said the merchant. " l sup
pose You wish to vote the Democratic ticket" 3"
" Yes answered the Mcsiau, ..
"Weil, Lewis Amis for Sheriff"
" Is he a Dimikrat 7"
d" Yes"
"George W Hunt for TgGasas"
is he Dimikrat ?"
" Certainly
" The Devil for Register"
" Arrah, now. is he Dmikrat -
"Of course ?"
"Thcn be dad, that's lie ticket, I'll vo's
for HIM"
And when the votes for Register were conat-
ed, they stood, for HernGCu $40 for Johpsoa
20 for Butler 81 and for the DsctI /.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

EGJ- Headley tells story of old DR. Rich
ards, of Auburn, in DR.. Sprague's Animals of
the Pulpit" just issued. The reverend Doc
tor went off on a journey, and left his son
James under the care OF one Of the theological
students, who was to hear him recte daily
One day, at the usual time of recitation, James
was seen playing in the garden, and when
called to his lesson refused to come, and az
the student went to fetch him, took to his
heels and ran. The student pursued and
caught and chaStised him Immediately after
the Doctors return James entered his COM
pIaiut against his tutor His father heard
him through and bade him go and fetch
the young gentleman. He did so, and when
the latter arrived the Doctor said
4" Sir, Jeems has told me that YOU whipped
him because be did not git his lesson, and ran
away and now have sent for you to know
IF vou laN II on lceH 2"
The student replied that hs thought lie
did
DO you think that you punished hiM
enough :"
He said" Yea"
We'll then" continued the Doctor f
yon sre sure you punished AiIa sstfcisntIy,
JtemsyoR &as 10 hss !tps< !"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

B1~ Let the girl be ever so young, the mo-
ment she is married she becomes woman.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

esy- There is nothing like fixed, steady
aim, with an honorable purpose. 1t digniheS
your nature, and insures you success.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
TOWANDA: j:

,arrsnap Aloruinn, alan q. 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
ACTION SALES.
YALUARLE EARN FOR SALE.

OFFER for cal. Tire fAaM .E, rrtiir. situated III
the coun'y % Isle Of Wight about five lee from the
beautiful! village Of Snitnel aud eousiing 81
large portion sraLir aud produces finely large and small
gram, pesS. potatce- melon. The Mansion ANA oLer
houses are and weli adapted 10 the accommodation of
large ianiy ocsaud CORDS OF the best pine and
odn "ood coul be Conveniently spared from the farm ad
heEVcrsd 10 vessels Pagan Jones trrek, distant
about mile s. BALI There Is neyrr.faigns sp'iny VI
p wai"r within thirty yard. 81 the ic.iricr. dud
nvr: 50 distributed ~ TO pr-sea Tie possibility ~ stock
suffering on AZ! part NJ the farm The particular attention
CT practitioners OF medicine i,rvk- This location a one
~ II established and uurivIilr il, tel ~ Of COUNTY,
Th- re'rlborhood i popuiou.. intelligent, and thrifty good
schools and mills close by, and tine isl, and ey,trs
abound IN the various creeks.
cr-: q! five years Nil b. c.I en-; but ewn. U ~,
present state Of he.ii refer Tor particular, 10 l)r Ei-
ard Elliott. -! s-'rrtnu. Nai.-ei"nd county, Dr a. NJ
toykiu. Of Portsmouth, and TO ". jordan ESQ and Gen
/. LO:siu. 81 SIliti.a-.i ANNA i: LOikIN
Nov ,.-ttf Execu,rr
T. S-Thc above farm will be soil e, public auction on
the Premises TLtSDAi th- :i, of tn, month ,Drcyn.
berJuy EpBT. WHITFIELD
d. Niinttui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
THRTY-FTTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.

THRTYFTTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER lG. 1858.
SESArE.---rhe Senate cleared off from their
table a vast amount Of adverse reports and
other business left over from the last session.
Mr.. Clngman attempted TO bring up his reso-
luton for the abrog.,ton oil the Clayton Bu'-
wer Treaty. Mr. Mason, who was understood
to act upon the views and policy entertained
by the Cabinet, opposed the resolution as that
would be making an Issue with the Admins
tration lie said We may have to abrogatc this
Treaty with the assent OF England or without
il but no statesman would do 80 without
looking ahead to see where it will land III.
II we abrogatc the treaty now, we have now to
define the vague Monroe doctrine. Besides,
the Executive is now engaged in negotiating to
avert misunderstanding that lave arisen under
the treaty.
Mr.. Clingman responded. taking the ground
that our progress had been backward for the
last eight years. While England WIS gaining
more ground. We were losing. We should
therefore now take emphatic and decided steps
to maintain our rights in Central America
The Senate, by vo:c Of % TO %, refused to
tlke up the resolution. The Senate then all
ionrned till Monday.
Ilorsr-Tne Presidents communication,
covering Commodore Mclntosh's report OF
the recent aif.ir at Grcytown. WAS laid before
the House. and referred Ia the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Estimates of the deficiency for public print
Ing. amounting 10 twenty eight thousand dol
lars. were received and referred.
The resolution declaring Mr.. Whvtc, of Ma.
ryland. entitled I, II seat. instead of Mr.. llar
riS was tabled The House then went into
c committee Of the whole, and took up the old
soldiers I'LL. Pending the consideration OF the
hill the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, DC. FOR SALE.

M 1SIIfSG relieve rlysrl. from: 81. con.o,mru, and
burden housekeeping aid farming. and desiring a
position less responsible aud concri.i With my age
taste AMI eGOy uen. haze concluded cnnrerIny tate
rtc money and hereby c-r Tor sale OF Land con.
@:inS about svt acres iyng partly in Prince Edward and
~ Luru1uTg IN sight Of the banylr Rail Road 30
tS-i'e miles above the junction. and .rry converter,
Urrcn Bay and Mrh.rrin D-po's with coed le. road
'ln ,a:ler,-i'idsd into G,r slf. sud int" four ell
uureG Standing lois t.u 20 :p-yc each CT. seeded
d9"n i! wheat and 40 admirably In cnvrr and orchard
fras,re-!te having IS ~ acre, recently manfred
10 shacro and wheat; IL. in; beer i;y pr tic. rsS-
lo year ard cog.p-l YER. largely for ,ur
u!p- aud heat, being well uppli.d with Ia:c- timber and
:,i and I'll tIap;.:o Tobacco Drains Rof, nl Grass.
especially CioTrT and Meadow tra,., "a. .tn h.iuc
e; :i- time n,ary seeded N Timothy I.ri and Ochard
tir..-t.
TIE ell originally good very ,p,esrsie a, well IS
r-n're Q: manure. ahd i AFRO .N;,neiy,y Improved By
cr.!-. deep Inughrg srd guard di'ch. a, s, a. hy
vegetable and mineral manunng Ths surface /. E,od.,,i.
!ypndull:i,g hardly 4: I'll irf,cei ~ ea!, and rucy,
sai' .-.,s:.d by tho Nottovay r.,r. aCI tao ether
.'rs bl.nCh.s foring s' .uD acre. bn,ton, and
r,sdo" l,ra II. s:aatog is rt.'rr; high heahIy ami
Pc@nG, hs sic. Landscape ht.n- nr-r elrr.:y and
tirsga:.d: Nth large, copuod1rs hin-i1G large yari
lrE, productive garden double Kitchen L.. ho.r ,.,
-lbr= ,i.h an,, hl, o... and al necessary Negro t.
bfcro ard other ogtanurc, Ird ;hrrt eb5u:
u "hcA. seeded ;hr dTou.h ms.iI Il impnss IL 90 ,llov
shrl.ohs n tans through IN; trsc ard 'rai's !; eon.e
nert =" srli :; III i~o parcels II desired ~ NY purpose
20 I've ~ she Interest al sc proceeds. eau t
:n1ulssq and 1e:cnnen..Ds end i eli ny spa
ehs, also 81. my SEGRuES (son, % or Su rubr- and
rio. 4 i5eG very vauahe) and al oibtr pr"rcry no,
s'I privately belt that ,nr. (aa ha,. t.ir, 20 s,l
= privately shall ur nay land 20 N, !ghcs: oder.
TER. ios> and after selling the aE shs proceed 10 the
s.!- q al other property Those hing to purchase ar,
invite. 20 and judge for hec;sevt- and . scliv,
~ opportuIl is prysrulei for r-sl.gce ..i farm a,
vel! improved AMI hS'irs many Advantage. II ll.o
rir'r"oly scAl ID to.,otk raising o! every A.Gd
K II. D.JaRNfTIf. Mount L,,iun.
T. :. II prevented h. bad wrsthrr the alloy. sale will
,1.r pllr- the 9. 81 fair day thereafter
81 Petersburg Pres, rcqure.d 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
Later from Ms1io, Defeat Of zuloaga Confirmed.

The New Orle.ns papers Of Thursday last
contain Vera Cruz dates Of the ID inst. They
confirm the reported defeat Of Gen. Zuoaga at
the bri,i,c OF Toioiattai. The Constitutional
lists have now niue points Of the law in their
l,vor. namely, the possession "f ioi';,Sco. The
Spanish Consul expresses himself quite pleased
with Governor Corsis' explanation, 10 the Ame-
r.cln, french and Eagl,Sh CoGsuls wherein he
denies the cairmnous statement published by
the expelled Governor. g partisan of Hu!oago.
bat intimateS that hc h.: deemed it his duty 10
mike Il requsi,ion Oh tie Captain General Of
Cuba for vessel Of war, not for any hostile
purpose, BAT to remain in port, with the cxclG-
,,vr OBJECT nf sheltcring Her Cathoic Majesty 5
.ub;cc.S, in ease it should be necessary. II Is
certain that Cen. .,rtcasa has defeated the
TROOPS commanded ~ Gen. RIel.,S, IN the
lei slbornood OF Guanajuato. Gen Arteael
had not entered the CITY, prcicrrIns to remain
IN communication with D,goiladp. ten Rue
rs, alter his deir,t w:n! 10 the city "t Next
co. whert Inc arrived on the Goth ut
Several rec, firms l., the city Of Mexico re.
fused 10 pay tire contribution de,nlndcd by
zen Iuoara
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuixcroy, Dec IL -Tnc States" to-
day publishes authorita,iscly. the views 81
the Administration with regard 10 Central
America. Inc purport Is, tsat England l.
about 10 c)nSummate new treaties, under
which she voluntarily rct;rcS her prutccto:at'
oil Mosquito and the possession OF the RGltai
laland>; this effected, the contested con>tiu,-
tons Of the ClIyton.iiuiwcr treaty will
become obsolete. and rendering inc abrU-
CATION Of thas treaty, by u, unnecessary.
The cause Of the active iuc.,sureS o. our gov
ernlucnt 10 suppress illibustcliag is desire
not to rctard pending negotiations by nlrac-
TONS OF the international law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
SALES OF STOCKS IL RICHMOND.

r. re T,.k ,niiag De EN- e. Il, l>.,
~ sd 81 { ". PrscKLL 4 Co., sr,>k BG,SpaN
= 40 -' cent, * yearsto run. no .I-s the Tr"g..
r. ~ ,n"'irI dates. sales .e>
o. 'ni cry ilon!s sal.r as. dtt
|. n'is SIar., pa -" s-r- -. in drmaDd
- ''.'., stock. sale. ti'ii. In demand
''hs, Fen. si''.. last snlr- 81 :, III demand.
I l''l', Al! Marine Insurance Stvc>. sac, 7:6% -
..:a.,f
.'4i' isIrtnc- S'nck, last sale+ 30
'ri s'lr ,'.cri,,i"n stock. par f2h, aAl-- 5Tia
il!, fie',..c-sb9rg aad Potomac ga!!s"s. $40
|fu.-st,"
i 't=atrt H.rrti Stock, 4N
''' ~ Fsi-f.i.grs Rtr ,ai stock, Last ss'-s A.
sai hsG'i- Galroai >locs. ~ offered, ~
=,
= t'-- AZ kaHawha Stock. last safe, se
'. AMI pahsne Railroad guaranteed b1nd
/ = 81 AZ! !n!. Feat, Hat.
= ..''' AMI Kan4S"a guaranteed bends, i'sr =. -
- 50. - Hat.
{ s1i f,an-ssrr Ia lr"sd r. nds rev aud I,-fes
i,sa;rt eaiir"ad linrds f.3 aud interest.
- '''i Ne,an'ria Railroad Bonds 80 xni iitercst
~. e., Company 80
: e.! Gs>:hlr's per cen: Bon Il -. an ,n:er"
.'''"tp i;ai; Road bond. So IN Interest
az, f.!t Gat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
->N~9S-S>--a----
" YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

ff'''''''f q s3s bf'7WpGI trfgrF.,
Ssw losK. Trssp,r. p. VI. Dec. Is
.'"' ~ mor.y continue in favor Of the borrower,
80 - -: currency in the marie. j, passed
I'D ''ye!oui. 4, from TO 8 per cent. Loan. upoa
%'-ii;' A.. iaIie 4: SI4ai.
20 ON ,,.re-' /, financial circles 10 know the
- >~rF"',-y q tn, Treasury in relation 10 'e'
as q: "o..!uir-n:. II she balance Of the C.'uroa
oirfed .irls IN he year. aud reissue o.
-''-- r-Nori" -. Instead 81 the creation o!
'.- = r.; arcn 'ac m iss.t viii not he marked a.
- a.: pr.aepslly among bDnSS and other insii,u.
's'''t . receive tae .ni-r,,; All 1oril gladly
- = 'as.E 81 a.s uo,..
we Ton ! 10 per cea,. lower ye..er las, bu,
,''o'src! portion Of the decline, still the
a '"-r 'ri-c' a.-, prevail. a. long - 80 many
''i''>!Ss -Sis; "a cur foreign relations.
-. -f't- -Te depressed from the general failing
-. '>'t"i- = '.e w,.;ern Line.
n - - - -. permitting shipments OF gold a,
b'1'''' '-:,s close Al !0!XaA.: o. aoor bills
" ','''-'5'', a: .. sos 4. 81, 1919. a, =. With
rrpoa.
,.. ~" YORK MARKET, psc IS
49,. i''.aai for :nr.!Sn aud domes,!c = .!.Ac
/. u. - 're !:phh!s Virginia and kentucky .:
:; - deaf a; n.s!2,; 2s cases flor!dt N
H. :, ''!'' iI,vaa, 4, &c; Sii bales Cuba a,d n.
, = - i'.y.:- ..-Hs
+. 80. ~ N ! 4I+: Kentucky SaI3x: H,anufl-.
ss- .a'!e -l.tf r-,.iuin s. aud IS l,a.J. dc
e. q, y, =. ''a!.. 90 pounas extra hne SIaaI; %
L. ' F'S'l -, '."'tIlr Ipt.c, 10 Pou1!"N'
y 30 ac-n.. ~, Y.,.5
'iI1Li AND NEAT MARKET. psc. Is
se' eH''.- rang ~ follows. First qualify
'"->e o't.Hs-y s4a;c. Spms extra
Hl.s "S.: !J- The general average o.
80 = !;.r NOS, Of II. ,sie- range from .a9e
.-- 49, ''yFei N-r- freely. ~: ~, love.
49,, - .A.', ~ as - :: !O- State. And
Il "''''n eGo'ee axe he'd AZ as. ~, arr up
'A' tst.. IA Halted der ,rd and Is hsa.y.
a. 90 ~ 'c-'su. al 10 &c. a.t -''y c,s-
,.'... '.'' IA -?ars.t. packed &. 81. IL st. -
NV hesl - letter de aud. n Part for Z.
| .r 49, 49, '1HAFt, Celebrated Wash.pston bans,
"'rff, =: iSc and for Juiy . much hisnrr
f'a-..,-.. ~ meats have been In active ..iaaLd
49, - At -. p. !oT haas: city Gu: xni
- A.. 'A,e ant6,. 6,e Tor 1i.ou:drr- HEAVY
.s. been in lively request. and prices have
.: 80 40 ap~a'd bu, soft. Hogs are plenty and
/ -, ~, Hrqu?:e heavy cora fri a, !, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
PETERSBURG MARKETS. Dec. 18th.

Cor1oS-The weather sgan has nterfrrrcd with business
to-day and hear Of but Little doing iu produce. We
fair demand for Cotton AT IKE which outsld,
figure for prime. Inferior grades l0kailkc Receipts
Rrosd r for the AMI stocks about 500 bales
first hLnis
81 ~ tic IS do red ii Is &c 2 fair good white 81 "
to lSj common I3c TO 81 IL.
CoRS. The market Is dull s0a1Ss for good, and
IS for PRIME grades Dcnand light
B,ceS.-we mole a considerable speculative demand In
this article in the West, and prices higher. For cood
Bocon e advance here OF Make. Inferior doll
aud IN be h al low.
TVuA,cu-ihe receipts Of in hhds. are on the In
Grease. and the bulk /, In much high order wEcG
causes to Sell rather low safes to-day Of common 20
zoo leaf at 4ji@ To tsI.
rLorR has adv .nced We quote Surerfne a, % rs FIX
y a. and family IS 10 iu re!ail way Large lots
could he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
SALE or DAWSON FARM, N THE

tpl>Ii 'r aisi'ThNhIE, 'I.s''lNIA
y Iirc al act nf III. General Assembly ~ Virginia
- passed March IL h. l,, ;ViGs au.h r 90 ID Rector
aui Visitor. Of the University o! !rsa e.ll the Ian
!eEi,"! To ,.r University by the late Martin DAWSON. and 10y
direction q the Board Il Visitors. shall olrr for sale
pubic auction. beforctLe Court lou-- door the
lhs.lcttr- VILE. =; O'Clock. T. ~ he SEVENTH DAY
or FEBRUARY neat ,irnI court day. the tract of Land
lying .i. ain road om Charlotte, Tile Scot>. ,
"u four mile from the former, containing by .>
Aboci 90 Is arai- sul and the ha!aucr
wood. LOO acre Of which is in original gro~thcon,icrr
70 b. well lhrrrd and .rry valuable The b",!!pg,
only ordinary, consisting 81 smsii framed house, ur
quarters. barn and stables Tile bottom land. pron,
i've, AMI portion u 81. upland OF good quality j. well
Sat,rch and the hcl, he conveniently AMI jriiou.
divided plat .. the land can ~ >r-i ~ nrpl alton
ID. Rector. Office.
Tiny. " sNt.-rhe purchaser 10 give four bomb o!
-qutl amounts. wh approved prr.ona security. payai
IL Ju, ~? I Jai,. 1861 Il: july sjl. 1T Juy ,>i:
beating i,r., from the day ~ sale. The i-rr-' III,
whole purchase nonry 20 b. paid arnu! AMI the t!tlc be-
ing retained additional security,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
THE MARKETS.

NEw YORK, Dec. ij.-Cotson firm, hat quiet.
Flour closed rm; Sales Of ONO at :l."Vaj.5n,
Southern, Sj.,j.lJ. Wheat Is dnli; sales oI
red at ST. lj.l Il: white, $l."11al.i4 Corn is
h,avv; sales Of mixed old a. Tic; yellow ncw,
1Gc. Naval stores are dull. and generally I'M
changed StcchS are heavy--Nirgina is a7s.
BALrlNoRt, Dec l6.--Flour is firm and un.
changed Wheat i, huo.yant; sales Of choice
white Sl.:ia 30, red Sl.2G. Corn is firm and
Unclaimed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
SPEtllL NOTit rs.
+~oxYGENATED BITrEKS.-rhe fol

S~OxYGENATED BITrERS.-rhe follow.
ing frc, of Agents. who il too WEI. known 10 his
own STAT. to need endorsing by Us. Wilt be read Th int
r., by DYSpErriCS:
L.pASoS, y. IT., Feb. -, NJ.
N.ssrs Sgrn w. Fowls 4 CO-urnt.,Hel--Pl-s,e send
by Express another Box OF Orygtn b'ttsrS as We ~.
nr,rly out These ;t.rs have recently been Used with
unusual benefit BY member of family, who has derived
Nor. advantage from ii than from all other medicines,
watch fact being known greatly influences the d-nand for
the Filters Their. is no profession. in which reputation
Tor truth AMI sincerity desirable tb in that Of
Arohrcary and for this have always beea care
u in recommending remedies But feel perfectly safe ia
a,i,i:: all are troubled with Dyspepsia to resort at
onc. 10 IL. Oxygrnat-d B,:ers Yours, truly, &c.
GEO. :. KENDRlCK.
SETH ". FOWLE CO.. Of Boston, Proprietors.
For sale in ,iclunond by PURCELL, LApp Co, ADiE
4 GRAY aud " pErEEsON. Drng.ist.. Dec G--llw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-17
WHY is 4 DEPUTY SIHkRiFF 4 UsE:


Drcau.e he IS a sueing tS'uiH3b Machlne.
The above eonundrun 4, very good. Deputy h.rl Is
very good in his way and Is very useful doubt In con
Letting dehs But We have better Sewing Machine than
the aho.- As Il wiI corc: ''r,rt- and sew (-u.) to-,
Now rs zach family purchasing rf our valuable S-s
ing Machines ard learning zach treub-r q; their household
ih.r they viii prouot- that system Of adry ana
,!o,.c .conl.y .a WILL distant DAY. render re
c:ce cf the nrs'-named Su-ing Machine -i".rrrr
The Quaker City poub-Tnrr3t sewing Machine IL by Ia
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that time al wi..hurss Old Gallery, :: Main street, Rich
iooud. Va.
y B-As-nts ~an,.d In .v.ry county in ue Southern
States. W. H. FREAK, AIen..
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