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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE
WEST.
New York, March Is.

The steamer Star Of the West has ar
rived with California dates to the goth ult.
She brings 81 300, 900 in treasure and 200
passengers. -. E..f ...-......
The Star of the West connected with
the j. L. Stephens, which brought down
to Panama 81 800, 900 in treasure. alsf
The principal consignees are Wells,
Fargo, Il Co., S466,000; Rowland & Co..
Aspinwall, 100000; A Belmont, S64. OOO
Freeman & Co., 5000 Exchange Bank
500, 900 James Patrick, $4,000.
The sloop-of-war jamestown and the
British steamer Leopard were at Aspin-
wall when the Star of the West sailed.
The United States steamer Fulton sailed
on the 9th for San Juan with dispatches
for the United States Minister of Nicara-
qua. iss 1.e.. 81
The California Legislature transacted
no business of interest.
The Sacramento slave case has been de-
cided. The slave was handed over to the
claimants. s4Hsa -
The Indians of Tuolumne county have
been numbering the whites. ...'........
Two telegraph lines have been projected
to run through the southern part of the
State. e ies ..
The counties of Yuba, Suffer, Youlo
and Solano offer to raise six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars toward railroad
between Mariasville and Benicia.
The smallpox has been committing
some ravages at the United States Marine
Hospital.
The frigate Merrimac has arrived at
Taleohama
The civil war in Peru continues. The
capture of Areguippa, by Castillo, is mo
mentarily expected.
The American ship Lizzie Thompson
and the bark Georgiana have been seized
at the Chincha Islands and taken to Cuba.
The demand of the American Minister for
their Liberation has been refused.
The American bark Dorcas Yeaton has
been boarded by the boat of Chilian war
steamer. The American Minister demand
ed satisfaction for the insult
The Merrimac is expected shortly.
The Governor of Sonora had called upon
the people to exterminate Gandara and
his robber followers. The latter had beat
en- the Government troops, causing great
destruction of life.
1t was said the Mormons were about to
emigrate to Northern Mexico. The report
is doubtful.
Lieut.. Taes assembled the Colorado a
hundred and fifty miles above Fort Yuma,
when the steamer got aground. A light
draught boat had gone two hundred miles
further, to the white settlements.
The Nicaraguan Government have de-
nationalized Walker and his followers.
Gen. Lamar forgot his credentials, and
the government to which he is accredited
declined to receive him unofficially until
the necessary documents are frotEc ,ming.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

Beg Cook, the defaulting postmaster at
Chicago, has been rcappointed-somo say,
with the understanding that he resign
very soon. No matter what the under stand
ing, the appointing power has disgraced
itself and the country by such an endorse
ment of man whose character is, to say
the least, suspected. r.r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For theIrapld cure Of Coughs, -.
CT Ids, HOafseness, Bronchitis, \ K
Whoo rng.c ough, Asthma and
Consumption, 10 universally
known as the best remedy ever A(&<@m
yet discovered for every variety ENK W.
Of Pulmonary disease. So wide E<k~y1-N
Is the G=ia Eft usefulness and -
so numerous the cases Of Its cures, thai almost
every SECTION Of the country abounds IN psrsons.
publicly known. who have been restored from
alarming and oven desperate diseases or the LUNGS
by Its use. When once tried lis saperiosi IN over
every other medicine Of IFS kind Il TOO To-
escape observation and whore its virtues rs knows n.
the public no longer hesitate what ansidois 10 en-.
Poy for the distressing and dangerous affections.
OF the pulmonary organs which are incident TO our
climate. BY lts timely use many, nay almost ALI
attac Of disease upon the Lnn~s or throat. are.
arrested and thus are saved many thousands every.
year from premature grave. No family ebonId
be without H. and thsse who do neglect 70 provide
themselves with a remedy which wards on shis
dangerous cass Of diseases will have cause 10 de-
plore II when II IL too late Proofs Of the sarpriz
ing efficacy OF the Cherry Fectoral need NOT b.
gwen TO the American people, they have lixipa
proofs In every nelghborhood. But those who
wish TO read the statements OF those whose whole
health has been restored and whose llyes have been
saved by lie use. will find them In my American
Almanac which tho sgeni below named has Va
furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared BY DR.. &c. AVER, Practical Chem
1T, Lowell Mess and sold by ali DruseIsls ana
Dealers In medicine through this soction
Tenn.
Retail BY ThOuss 4 Bro, chrks,llle. ana ID.
7. Porter, New Providence. and al druggists aad
dealers 10 medicine throughout the eoaik.
Jan. leSS-im,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
A NEGRO BOY FOR SALE

A NEGRO BOY FOR SALE.
will offer for sale, for cash, on the 18th Of
April next. at Edrnu ndsons Store, negro boy BY
the name Of Of Green, 'eved on as The property
OF Richard Trotter. 10 satisfy two executions and
cost; one in favor Of Shelton & Bathrop, and the
other in favor Of Chrstnan, Eldridge e. Co -
Sail boy is hired ont The present year and cannot
be delivered until the 25th of December next
Sale within lawful hours. This the 18th March,
1858 T. G. HARGROVE, Constable.
March 10, '5S-3w-pr fee ST. 60
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

Rar The February number of Black
wood, American edition, by h. Scott 4 Co.
has come to hand. The price is three
dollars, for this, or either of the British
Quarterliosi or five dollars for any two,
or ten dollars for the iive--postage on all,
SO cents, payable quarterly in advance
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
Usage Orange Plants.

THE subscriber living near IisdensviIle. Todd,
County KY, has several hundred thousand O sage
Orange Plants, Tor sale, some two aud some three
Years Of growth. Aay one desiring any inforfna-
Hadensyille KY.
s. w TALfAFERo.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

At an editorial festival which was held
in Philadelphia on the 18th ult., the pre-
liminary steps were taken for the organiza-
ton OF an Editorial Association for the
State, A President and Secretary were
appointed, together with a committee,
authorized TO issue circular to all the
editors Of the State Of Pennsylvania, in
wing them to assemble in Philadelphia on
the third "Wednesday in April next
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SIZE

A nice cottage house, with FIVE rooms, good
cistern-ail In good repair--1ls acre Of ground
situated near Mrs. Gray's residence on LIST cross
street. Terms liberal. d. MARI
March 10, '5e-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
Notice.

am requested by the Captain Of the ''Johnsen
Dragons" to collect all the arms belonging 10
that company, and all persons, both In and out Of
the company, win obligs by delivering them. Il
me In Providence. or at the Office OF Captain r.
w. Johnson, In Clarksvllle. He
WIN. L. DENVER, list Lieut.
March IL, '5S-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

pas- The April number of Petersons
Magazine is worthy Of It's predecessors,
and that is great deal 70. it but rot
more than it deserves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

seSr Senator Hammond, of s. Carolina
has made an elaborate speech on the Kan
sas question, in which he declared his
total ignorance of Kansas affairs, and that
he had Intentionally kept himself in
ignorance of them on account of
their disgusting character. He was
smart in adoption Of this line of policy.
lie saw and heard others, protesting
to know all about Kansas, compromising
their character by endorsing frauds Of
the most debasing and patent descript-
bns, and he determined to save his con
science by "going it blind" He knew that
truth aud Justice had no part in the ad
J''stn'cnt Of the vexcd question, and wisely
concluded that it "wcre folly to be wise
whom knowledge was followed by guilt
shat ignorance might excuse.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
M'eCormac's lsaIIerr Of Photograph,
IN al ITS BRANCHES. ?.

Pictures Of every style and -ise taken. Lowesi
price $li highest price SIS. Pers,ns having Da :
guerreesyPes Of deceased friend, can have them
enlarged to Photographs Of the size Of life, and
colored IN oil on canvass or paper. with an aceu-
raey not to be obtained in any other way.
Ambrctypes taken for 81.
LrRoOms wat side Public Square. clar ksvillc
Oct. 1, silly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
K. M'KINNO

Wholesale and Retail Gnfectioncr,
franklin st, CLARsKyILLE, TENN.
Will keep constantly ON hand. Can les, Cakes,
Cigars, and everything usually kept in c onfec-
tlonary Store, and would respectfully solicit a
share Of public patronage.
Also, constantly on ha nd, the highly recon.
rhended Good Samaritan Oil. Immedi
ate relief of all kinds of pain, Rhe una tism,
Nervous pains, Neuralgia. Headache, &c. 1t
cures cuts. bruises. and burns; IL has been fully
tested in this town and proves effectual II
comes nearer being Pain Killer than any known
medicine. Call and get bottle Of it--25 and so
cents per bottle directions accompanying each
bottle. X. McKINNoN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

R2- We have received the April mum
Der of the Home Magazine and the names
of T, S. Arthur and Virginia f. Townsend
as its editors, are guarantees of its merits.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19

STOCKHOLDERS NJ. c. & L. n. 4.
A call of 5pef cent on The capital stock. pay
able me LET day Of April NEXT. vas this day on.
w B NYFoRD. pses,,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
Johnson g. Humphreys,
AT LAW

Having associated themselves together in the
practice Of law, prepared to attend to all busl-
ness of legal character In the counties of Robert
son, Montgomery, Stewart, Cheatham and Dick
son.
~ Office on Strawberry Alley, Clsrksville,
Tenn. Jan. 30 '5e-lv
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.
Allen ] ShemweIl vs. Sarah g Petty.--Origiua

Allen !. shemweI vs. Sarah Petty.--OrIziua I
BILL
On motion, and Il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master that defendant Sarah 8
Petty Is nsa-resident Of the State Of Tennessee
so that the ordinary process Of law csnnot BE-
served upon her-i' Is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the ClarssyilIe Chronicle, a
newspaper published in ClarksviIle. Tenn, for
four successive Weeks, requiring said nom resi-
dent defendant TO mako her personal appssrauce
at Dover, Tenn, on or before the first THURSDAY
after the 2nd Monday In April NEXT, and plead
answer or demur 10 compliments bill, or ths same
will be taken for confessed and set down for hear.
ing exparle MS TO her. t7s T'a as4iE
CLAY ROBERTS, C & M.
March ~, '5s-4w- r fee, 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-19
CLAY ROBERTS, C & NJ
March ~, '5''-4w-, r fee, 50
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER

IN CHANCERY AT DOVER
F,abbiit G God 4 Co. W. A. B. Ross. carah g.
Petty, John Patty. VIM. Petty Josephine Petty,
Syrtne Petty, Bud Petty. A J ShemweII and Hen
ry jackson attachment Bill.
From the allegations In the lin In this csass,
and the ff,avt thereto annexed, aud II appearing
to the saisfae,ion Of the Clerk and Master that
defendants Sarah g. Petty, John Petty. Williams
Petty, Josephine Petty, Syrene Petty, and Bad
Petty, are non-resldsnts Of the State Of Team !,
so that the ordinary process OF law cannot be-
served upon siem--ii Ia therefors ordered that
publication be made in the Chronicis. q newsps-
por published in the city Of Clarksvilie, Tenn,
for four successive weeks, requiring said non-rss-
iden defen ants to make their personsi appearance
at Dover, Tenn, on or before the frst Thursday
after the End Monday In April mkt and plead.
answer or d'mur TO complainauts' bill, or the
zane will be taken for confessed and set down for
hearing exparte as TO them.
CLAY ROBERTS. c & NJ.
March IL, '5s-4w-pr fee 50 y,
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER
John Tomlinson VS.. 4 Ross. John Petty, WIN.
Petty, Josephine Petty, Cyfene Petty, and Bud
Petty .--Bill of Revivor. t.sa.st 4.s.
From the allegations In the bill, aud the eff la
Wit thereto annexed. and II appearing to She saiis-
faction Of thu clerk and master that defendants
John Petty, VIM. Petty, Josephine Petty, Cyrsre
Petty and Bud Petty, are non-fefidebts oi She
State Of Tenn. so that ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them i therefore or
dered that qualifications be m ida in the Chronicle,
a newspaper Published In Carksyills, Tenn for
four successive weeks, requiring said non.resi-
dents 10 appear at Dover. Tenn ON or before the
Isl Thursdty after The 2nd Monday in April next,
and plead, answer or demur TO complainants bill.
or he same will DO taken for confessed and set
down for hearing exP!r.e as % them,
March 10 lhS-Aur~nr fac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

HyHIs Seminary of learning was instituted for the lib
eral education of young ladies', and crentrd a Col.
lege proper in ls49 by the Legislature OF Maryland, with
authority 10 confer the usual collegiate degrees.
1t 10 located in a retired and beautiful part OF the city,
and the buildings have been so arranged rs To insure
health, comfort and convenience. During the year they
have been extended by the erection of nd add:tiona'story
on the main edifce. aud a new building sixty feet l"ns and
i've stories high, with chemical hall, painting and rending
rooms, bath rooms, &c. Boarders r,sitr win the ianiIy
of the President. and are under HE parental care.
The institution takes rank with our Oldest ana pee, go
minaries, and enjoys a liberal patronage from the MIDDLE
Southern and Western States.
The fall session opens September 9th, under I've iciiow
ing Instructors, Southern by education ana IN sentiment
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
N. c. Bnooxs, A NJ Prof Auc,. Languages.
W. r, MoNlok, N. D., Prot. Of chemistry.
Rev. j. A. MpSRoE, AM, Mathematics, &c
Miss CAROLINE r. VEEDER, Mathematics &c.
--. Bellies Lettrcs and Physiology.
Miss HARRIET A. GERE, English and History.
Miss NJ. {. CAN'T, English Branches.
Mons. X. D'ELPEUX, Prof French Language.
JULIUS DANzIGER, German Language.
Mons. EMILE kErT. Drawing and Painting.
Mr. john ScHRFFER, Instrumental Music
Miss ELLEN, e. GoBrIGHT, Piano and Singing.
Mrs E. A. KEERL, Guitar and Singing.
Exp-ENsEs-Boarding and Tuition from $500 to 1915 per
apuum. according to the branches Of study pursued. For
catalogues, with full information, sddress at No 81 81.
Paul St, Baltimore. N. l. bhoohe' flesioeh'.
Aug ll-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~-NEN OF AMERICA-MEN OF TliE AGE.
Ss,,., msn. take hiu all in all, = al the last hun
WAS George Wsshington-sn American.
,res;ct Doctor OF Divinity was Jonathan I'd
'sas ,@rsir.; Philosopher was Benjamin l r"nsha- all
isTts "r,;es; Of living s~culp;ors is Hiram fowe's-au
S-s''H"r ,,s: Twin. Historian IS VIM II. F-cscot' -sn
,rer''"a o. aii!,losisi was J. J Audua3a- Az
i1e'''sn -. Medical Chemist of modern times. Cr.J J.
az ,yFR. inven,o: of AYERS CHERRY land
A .s fitlS. is an American
'.:a.s.s,rs, L-xicosrspher since the time Of Johnson
iwsh Wc5s;,r-an American.
rs N ~ inventors OF modern timee, were Fulton,
~, ss' s anney nd MSrs % = Am ,n S;ss;nsns and e,..
S1''' 49," Sept Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
" at. JOHN,S T. z q 4,
ANNAnIhIi MINYI AMI

ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.
TyHE next Academic year OF ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Maryland, will begin On "WEDNESDAY,
the sixth Of October, 1859. The location OF this lnstitu-
lion is in Ill re.pAct. admirably adapted to academic pur-
puses Remote from the stir and hustle OF Il large cry II
invites TO Study and Literary repose; and yet It's prozimi,
ty go miles oy rail road twice a day. to Washington and
baltimore c!ree, makes it perfectly accessible from the
zrr at na,ional thoroughfsres. A inr &c and beautiful build
Ing lust completed, with accommodations tor one nun
bred and fifty students, affording greatly Increased tacili'
ties for the education OF youth. A Dormitory, very com
modious and we'll ventilated, with large study rooms, Mt
tacbed. will under the constant supervision of the Pre-
iects, afford TO young boys that daily ana niShHy supeiW.
sion which is found indispensable in the education oil
youth The very central position OF Annapolis, whether
considered in reference to toe State or the country gene
rnlly, and is perfect healthfulness and exemption from
the ertrer,es Of heat and cold, point 1t out rs one Ut the
mos, desirable spots for a sent ct learning. Every posi-.
BILE facility for exercise 10 ah0rdea by large ana beaitiiui
grounds. A water right of some thrce-quartcrs OF n mile
affords means of winning, bathing and skating all with
in College bounds.
The College Campus affords tho finest field for the rcsu.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor are the ad-
van,ares In a scholastic point OF view ut all less striking.
With ali its chairs filled by men in the Prime OF life, and
frcehners OF vieor, the Institution is prepared u take ns
place BY the side oi the mnst prominent schools In The
land as an educator OF youth. It's iacihtieS ioF aisciphnc
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially. 10 an institution situated just as this is most
inviting All that 10 required to the completion oi I'm under
Graduate Course, clothing alone excepted, nny be had NJ
the rae of $3.50 per annum. GcnlIeinen having a son u
ward Il, the Naval School, and members OF Cong rcss from
II distance. would find it most convenient 10 Inquire par,
ticularly into the character of this institution A punctual
attendance. on or by the first day OF the academic ycnr,
(Which begins ON tho first "Wednesday IN octooef' ana
ends the trst Wednesday in August ~tollowing,) is most
earnestly requested, and will be most CONVENIENT to the
student' as choice of rooms depends on the time Of his
arrival. For iuriner iniorma,irn, and iJr circulars, apply
to REV. c. X. NELSON, ID. D.,
Principal. of st. Johns College.
Jnlv l4-eodtltOct Annapolis. Md
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

- ARE W " NoA W wv
DON'T delay unit! your complaint is incurable.
mouth when i, is too late. Four ffths OF all the
-. Which people the church-yards, might be cured
49,. c,insrt,c Pills, II taken in seasoa. Don't go
", through the Spnus, faint. sleepy aud lstless.
- your blood ia loaded with bile. DON'T wear the
c''r uea-,burS, and their kindred disorders. be
,'1're|,,, stomach Is foul. Don't parade yourssli around
-" covered Nth Pim2leS. Blo,cacs. Ulcers. Sores.
u " any Of The unciean Diseases o' the skin, be-
eel, .y.irr wants cleansing Don sGow yourself
IT, IAN h,..ard. nil caved IN, because your Stomach
..,. need s;reD.thcain: INTO hesiihy action
p.'. sc, these things risnt as surely MS water
ire. Thry purify the uojs and blood. and re-
.-.r nncticus into heating activity which you can
,rrcx 4. they are taken They are the one great
= .,neer ii the age, recognized by ali who know
%..n,. and many ihousu. de know them. Take the
..r p,,,c-.i for 4 Cough. and the Pills Tor all deranee-
occurring II p%urgative medicine
-, ay ph. }. L. AVER, Practical aud Analytical
owe,!, Mass.
- R.canoud, by PURCELL. LApp & Co., FISHER
~. \. u. JEFFERSON, DOvR Il Co. DUvAL q NOR
800 Il druggists. July :6-d&c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24

'ESnE Fifth Session vii, commence Oc.nbsr ], 1859
and close the last 1hur-dSy IN June. ls9.
No material changes in the general plan are found to be
cesiraole. but 1t is hoped tho experience acquired By
previous Sessions and the additionalteschers now securc1.
will give greater facility aud success In carrying out the
system which has already won for the Institute 80 high
. position.
REV. b. MANLY, in will retain the position of Prcsi.
dent, which be has occupied from the beginning. and will
devote bis attention exclusively To the instruction aud su-
pervislon OF the School. being freed from the care OF the
boardcrs.
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to Pro.
Trustees feel that they have reason to repose the highest
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
i'll Ancient Languages and Englsh Literature. He is a
Master OF Arts OF the University of Virginia and recently
Professor in Transylvania University, Kentucky.
The Trustees are III correspondence with a gentleman
Of deserved reputation, as Professor of Mathematics,
whose name will be announced at an early day.
The services OF DR.. K A. LEWIS, as Professor Of Natu.
raj Sciences, of Miss MARY l. THOMPSON rs Instructor
in French, of DIR. +. BUcHLEn, as Teacher Of German. have
been again secured; and additional assistance Will he pro-
vided for instruction In the English branches of the Col
legiate Department. Miss JANE s. SrASARp. Mrs ANN
+. MALLORY, Miss MARY c. LATHRoP and Miss MART.
A. ToMPRISS will have charge OF tho Preparatory Clresee.
MIR. N. B. CLAP will Continue to be the Principal Of the
Music Department and will be aided by such assistants a.
may be needtul. suitable provision will be made Tor in
struction in painting, drawing and other ornamental
branches.
T~ERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Halt payable in Advance, Oct. l, the remainder Feb. Is
English Tuition in Preparatory Department ......... $50
Freuch in Preparatory Department. 10
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. .......... 30
Ancient and Modern Languages, each---.-.......-. 20
Music on Piano or 50
Use OF Instrument. =
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Painting .-........ 81
Oil Painting 40
Board, including every thing except washing ......... 20
Aug 4-dsm B. MANLY. in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
MERCHANDISE
10 y & w o X
-, Pu&E OHIO
VIDA BRAN

ONO.
years from the Pure Juice of I'll. Ca,awb. GRAPE,
thas a;fprd.ne adi!'ii maj evidence OF tt. progress of Anne.
rican enterprise and industry and Of our ability ro nroduce
,rticlcs Ut home, equa! to those made by apy other ma.
ton.
Inc Ohio Catswha Brandy not only equals but excel.
tine best imported BrauGies. in purity ana flavor IL lis in
TACT the best Brandy known. This statement II. fully cor
rJborated By the Certificates OF our Inost distinguished
analytical Chemists.
The want OF Pure Brandy has long been felt in lh.
country, and the Introduction nf all article OF such quality
~ to supersede the sale and use of those vile compound,
hitherto sold under the name Of Brandy, can only be re-
sarded AS II great public good The Cstawba Brandy pos.
sesses all the good qualities claimed for the best imported
Liquors, and is of perfect purity and superior flavor, and
, sovereign and sure remedy Tor Dyspepsia Flatulency.
Cramp. Cholic. Laneuor Low Spirits, General Debility,
&c. "a" No Family should be without ii.
Retail Price, 81 Is per bottle ". PETERSON
Successor 10 Alex. Duval, l55, Main s.: corner 18th It
nns been appointed Sole Agent for Richmond and vicinity
Tor the sale Of this brandy, where Dealers and Customers
will please forward their orders.
u BY calling on the above agent, the public can get r.
small bottle gratuitously to test the article Aug .5-d:n