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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
AID AND COMFORT 10 THE ENEMY.

BY communication which appears in ano-
ther column, it will be perceived that the Rich
mond correspondent of the '.Lynchburg Re-
publican" who has been permitted TO Use the
columns of that Democratic paper for the prr-
pose of an unjustiiiable assault on the Cover
nor OF the Commonwealth, is well known
Know Nothing of the Bolts category. II can
hardly he supposed that the Republican" is
ignorant Of the political sentiments of its
regular correspondent Nor is it new
thing for Democratic newspapers, the par
tisans of some politicians Of the party
who for the last two or three years have
evinced uncompromising hostility to Gov. Wise
and factious opposition to his administration, to
cooperate with the enemies Of the Democratic
party in Il common effort for the injury Of its
representative man. The same game has been
repeatedly played, az We we'll know, by other
papers than the Republican" The double
machinery of Democratic and Opposition
presses has been combined, the materials Of
assault sorted out-the more artful weapons Of
attack reserved for the armory Of disatfected
Democrats-anf every instrument which could
not he employed by these, quietly handed over
to supply material for the more abusive but
less injurious attacks of Opposition organs.-
Yet these are the men who preach edfying dis
courses on the peace and harmony of the par,
ty," whenever the Enquirer lifts pen to OK
pose their Vaccinations or to rcpel an assault.
As if there could be peace and harmony, when
one faction of the party habitually co-opcrates
with the common enemy, to strike blow among
their own ranks. There can be, and there
shall he no peace-until this unnatural combi
nation is dissolved and its purpose abandoned.
Governor Wise's enemies in his own camp shall
have war-oprn and declared war; We will
not resort to their mode of bush fighting o
which the publication in the Republican OBJ
viously furnishes an instance. But for the sake
of fair play and for the sake of the integrity OF
our party, We will charge boldly on every am
buscadc, and give no quarter to oprofeSsed Demo
Gratis standing shoulder to shoulder with the
merccnarics of the opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
A GOOD NAN PASSED AWAY.

1t pains us to announce that the venerable
DR.. Austin Brockenbrough, after an illness o
ten days, breathed his last on Friday night
December 3lst, 1858. at his residence, in Tap
pahannock, Essex county, Virginia. He wa'
the brother of DR. John Brockenbroigh, former
president of the Bank Of Virginia. and was thu
last of number Of brothers. beloved and Is
termed for strength Of mind and many high
toned virtues. A numerous family of children
and grand children will long mourn the loss %
the deceased. His devoted friends and neigh
bors will sorrowfully follow his remains t" th'
grave. Peace to his ashes!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
THE COTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION.

The association in England, known under
this name publish journal lin EnglandD which
is devoted to the cause Of obtaining supply o
cotton from British India, Africa, and other
countries elsewhere than the United States
The last number asserts that fifty millions s
dollars arc estimated to he annually dra0u
from England by America, over and I1,o
what may be considered fair remyS;l,H1;,Ms ;,1;ans
price for cotton, and that this fiS wnrL;na r,
would pay the whole wages Of "J d;s.r;.ts 49, n e
classes in the cotton manufactp;4s so,,,d .oon y,
England flor twelve monthsu 1nd;, %S srft,cisnt ion.
build roads and irrigste lagJ1 - N'" '''''
u furnish All the cottop eeu0A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
TO THE VOTERS OF GILES COUNTY.

hope that i'll the selection of your repre-.
sentative To the next Legislature Of the State,
you will have an eye to tie important interests
of the county, and the means of developing
our natural resources. Whilst We want DE.
mocrat good and true, sc also want man
whose talents and encrgywill procure us some
aid in opening up for us highway to market
Such an one is Joseph II. IIoge, Esq. In nd.
dition to his line sense, he is man of great
energy and untiring industry. We want an
appropriation Of all hundred thousand dollars
to aid in openin. New river And he will be
more likely, than any ether, to get it for lis.
And as the east side Of the river has not had
representative for many years, We think they
are entitled /" il now, and ought to have it.
And as Mr.. liogc lives on the side Of the river
Justly entitled to the representative, he, lt the
same time will he acceptable to the people ge-
nerally. Then We say 10 our Sinking creek
friends, bring out Mr. lloge and we will give
him cordial support. Ngw RIvrE.
PEAHIsBrRG. January LIST, 1859.
.ss-Eyaminer will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
THE ADDnGroN AFFAIR

7R Me Eaitors eF he Enquiry:
Gentlemcn-It will, doubtless, BE- presumed
that the Richmond Correspondent of the
'Lynchburg Republican" is Democrat, mas
much as the paper which Employs him be-
longs to that political faith Permit me to cor
rect that impression, if any slch exists. He is
one Of the few joints of the Eotts' tail which
still retain any vitality abid Know-Notl-
ing, whose only occupation for years has been
violent opposition to the Democratic party.
This is the individual who constitutes himself
censor Of Gov. Wises offical actions.
II is a matter Of some surprise that the IRE
publican" should publish, without comment or
explanation. attacks upon Democratic Go
vernon of Virginia, from aa individual who is
known to he the btterest enemy of the party
to which he belongs. 4 CITIZEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

punishment in the manner of hisvcry pardon,
by Withholding his discharge from a sentence
to Infamous punishment, the proper infction
Of which is very questionable atleast, in order
that thatvery imperative effect my produced?
] think not On the contrary, il to be weighed
at all, which deny, it is rathe: another, and,
perhaps, the strongest reason FIR granting the
pardon. The question Of divorce is one which
ought to address itself to the Court and not
the Executive, and to the discretion Of the
Court. and not to its constrained power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
First Item Of Pacific Raj, Road r,,.,,;,nv,

Inc washington correspondent of the Alex.
andria Seminal, hnoticing the report OF
"ef "' W. bowman Superintendent of the
puplic printing, calls aa antion to the fac, ,b,,
the printing Of the Pact: Rail Road Report
will cost OVER ONE NILLICaor ,o,, NJ:
furnishes a Salutary warnh wb,, u;,, b.
the gross cost of an unconstih hional enternris.
Of which the mere incidents an q aI.,..;,s
-"c'.o.'' '''0", '"e le. ''s.'Hr Il thorough
reform in the management Of lNSublic print.
ing We call again for RETREScHMr .xn d.
yORu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
r.x,,,.r ID Excitement at Atlanta, Ga.

The Teleaph has already mentioned that
;,,anso ..citement was caused at Atlanta. Ga.
i.st E.day. by the murder Of Calvin Webb,
";,. bailiff, by man named Vim. A. Choice
N the previous day the deceased arrested
Choice on bail process for $40, and on Friday
they both met in the street near the Trout
House. Choice drew pistol. fired twice, and
Webb was killed on the spot Great excite
ment Immediately ensued and '.hang him,
hang the murderer" was the general cry. 4
town meeting was held TO adopt measures to
prevent violence, and finally the excitement
subsiding, the law WAS allowed to take its
course Choiceis IN jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Yesterday morning, large number OF
friends witnessed the funeral ceremonie
memory Of the venerable James Brown
who, for long time. filled the office of Sc
Auditor. At St. Paul's Church, the Kew
Minnigerode performed the funeral service
rendered beautiful aud touching tribu
the truly Christian character of the bel
departed. A detachment Of the Light Inf
Blues, Of which corps Mr.. Brown was an
rary member. escorted the corpse 10 the
and paid funeral honors to the WORTH
ceased
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,,11E RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prRllsHEp DAILY. sEAI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
ny RrrcHH, DUNNAvANT, TYLER L wwE.
TER N 9:

.S-puLr PsrsR, seven dollars per annuu, and at The
~ right dollars IL taken for shorter period than ono
,., For the SExI-wEykLr Gvs dollars per annun, and
sa Iolsr, for .1 months payable In advance Por the
AZ per snnum six copies for $40 to be paid In
,.hly In advance. When letters containing money are
mi by mail they must be re0itrsd or they viii be at the
nix Of the writer's
w. - Advertisements Inserted favorable terms
- All dues TO this Office may be remltted per mali IN
and available Bank notes, II registered, at the risk OF
n. Editors x..,,,,
mi lines charged for ns advertisements. IL. a..
h,t.r, rotn a distance must be aeeempAnied WIN tne
or Satisfactory references, insure executisn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
Tut Wt Is"TVfTcT.
To the Democratic Party and Citizens Generally 0
the County Of Caroline.

doubt not that you have read with regret
the recent announcement Of Daniel c. Dejar-
nettc, Esq., that he will not be candidate to
represent the county Of Caroline in the next
Legislature Of Virginia.
Although have had no opportunity to as.
certain the reasons thathave induced his deter
mnation. ] am confident that his proclivitv
for domestic retirement and agricultural enter.
prise have had controlling influence in nerv-
ing him to resist the remonstrances and ilnpor-
tunlticS OF numerous personal and political
friends.
Now the object Of this card is to suggest to
the political and permhal friends of Mr.. Dejar-
nette 0or there are many gentlemen in the
county, who, though differing with him entire
ly in his views Of national policy would pre-
fer him as representative to any other man
in the county, that they should Immediately
urge him to reconsider his determination, and
yielding to the wishes of his fellow citizens
generally, to consent to represent them at least
one more term in the State Legislature
Mr.. Dejarnette cannot be spared from the
public councils at this time. Identified with
the leading measures Of State policy, he has
charge of his legislative duties, a fund of prac-
ti'aI iIiioiH poascoSeu Dy leW ileH III
deed, his legislative career has been eminently
successful. His public speeches have shown
him to he an able, prudent and sagacious
statesman, and a wise counsellor. In retiring
from the Legislature, he will not only deprive
his immediate constituents, and the State at
large, of the benefits of his laborous researches,
enlarged experience and mature Judgment, but
he will abandon theatre on which he would
he destined to acquire still higher fame for
himself and to render still more important and
distinguished services to his party and to his
country.
IT, however, Mr.. Dejarnctte cannot be in
duced to remain in the Legislature, it will be-
come your duty to select a representative, who.
like his predecessor will not only represent,
ably and faithfully, the principles of the De-
mocratic party, but will consult the best inte-
rests Of the whole State. and, rejecting the in
tcllgencc of the county, will preserve the All
cient prestige Of the birthplace and home
stead of Taylor and Pcndeton.
\ DEMOCRATIC EorEE.
January 3d, 1864
~ The Examiner will please copy.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
y xrRIBLING sPRINGs SCHOOL.
alta VISTA HIGH SCHOOL.


l,E sned having leased Of Mr. NJ Crockett, the
,paciou, Mansion House, upon his farm, known as Alta
VA. in the county Of Abemarle, proposes to establish
b" Of hrh grade for boys and young men, commencing
,t srs Monday in February 1855 The locality peculiar
il ., .or the purposes Indicated being easy OF access
rs by the Canal and the Alexandria and Lynchburg Rail
foal the distance from either being about six ines-sur
,ocad,i by refined and moral ueghborhood The build
m sse and conveniently constructed situated upon an
the surrounding country The yards
axe aad with every variety Of shadetrees the
,r excellent and the situation proverbia for Its health
aa.ss The Principal determined TO establish School
q t .!e the thorough and extensive embracing
nsEs Mathematics the classics and French designed 10
for the active duties OF fe or for an ad
sas-ous admission the higher classes in our colleges
r The University Such assistance a. the School may re-
,g.re will be obtained.
rssx.-Rcart and tuition Including washing, fuel and
. per ,esslon OF five months onehalf payable IN sd.
~ w
F,r Eusi,h Tuition. Including the rudiments 10 w
10. the higher branche, 10 ~
rgr Mathematics and the Languages ~ w
Circulars containing all the necessary Information re.
.,c:!ng Of instruction, terms &C, will be for
aa'ied. on application 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
PUBLIC HEErHa IN KING w1II1An.

4 public meeting of the citizens of the
county OF King William, will be held at their
Court House on the fourth Monday in January
Court day. 1t is earnestly hoped that the
voters of the county, uithout reference to party
will attend OIL that occasion CITIZENS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Arizona is now subject Of dispufr.
accounts representing it rs filling up r
gold mines plenty, &c.-others assertlr
all these stories are eanards, designed 7
the designs of spectators, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

Beverly Tucker, Esq, L. 5. Consul at Liver
pool, arrived in the Asia. on a visit to this
country He is in fine health and spirits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

ELEVEN thousand males and six hundred f.
males were imprisoned for debt in England in
1859
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
GIN, sCoTT Az r0HuR

MOBILE, Jan. 3.-LieutenantGeneral Scott
arrived here to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
Dec 2S-ctlSfcb HoTardsSile. Va
sELECT COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL

AIRS HENRY L. BROOKE proposes, on the 10Th OF oe.
vi iober next 10 open a Boarding School for young
!iies Ashland, In the county Of Hanover. All the
gher branches OF female education will he taught in
idins French Latin Italian, Music and Drawing, In all o!
s,dch departments there will be eompe,en, assistants
NJ. Edward Gremler resident In Ashland, win take
large OF the department Of Music French and Drawing
the present year the school viii be removed to tile
ountry, in the neighborhood OF Ashland.
TEixs-0ne half payable In advance the rest At The end
q :ae year:
For board, Including fuel and lghu, SlI3
English branches, 20
language (each,) ~
Au.ie-Protessors fees:
rse OF Piano, q
Washing, ~
For further information address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
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pROPOSALS WILL BE RRCEIVKD B1

- Board Of Sisiters Of the Virginia Military Institute
-a hs .0h day OF January next FOX supplying the Ins
-e With from spring distant about 2.50O feet.
Proposals. will be received separately for furnishing the
pp. digging the ditch and laying the pipes, for all to-
.,' The pipe will be required 10 be otwo inch esibre
%; proposals invited for pipe Of different weights and
.AsAaess.
Further information In regard 70 the character OF the
so't viii be furnished by Mai. THOS n. WILLIAMSON.
Proposals. until the 10th Of January should be addressed
. ae ant.rs!gned st Lexington. Amer that tims 10 Cen
I" II RICHARDSON. at Richmond
WILLIAM McLACGHLIS,i !comnI.,se
JOHN ECH0LS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
A TEACHER WANTED.

"s employ for the ensuing year, male Teacher. to
Axe charge OF small private sehooi-who can give
:ough Instruction In the Ancient and Modern
N.,h.aas and the English Branches graduate OF the
Iar.ry o. Virginia preferred Testimonials az to ability
az Character required gentleman who has had some
'orr.ac- teaching would be preferred fair salary
al b. given Address J. a B.,
b,I @S-c:, Brandy Station, Culpeper county, Va.
WANTED, situation Teacher OF Tutor. by =
w Young geneman educated at the University OF Virgil
who has had several years experience For further In
'raa'.on please address w. r. Surry Court House. fr'
o.. Dec. l0-czawlm
WANTED.-A situation as Teacher. by young man.
sgatuae Of the Virginia Military Institute who has
Aierera experience In teaching and who can fur
Sd satisfactory te,tfnoniast moral character and mental
A+;y Address, u u. TODD, Jefress Store,
Vet9-ctf Nottoway county Virginia.
WANTED.-By Young Man, who has had rnarJ
w Years experience In the business stuatiun TO take
we o. Hotel In country town, either Ia virginia
' = No;;t Carolina Addre.. A. B. C.,
Johnson's Springs, I. O.,
S...--e.. lla.,dC co "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
COLUMBIA ACADEMY.

MY SCHOOL. near the village Of Columbia. Fuvanna
vi county, Va, In which viii be taught thoroughly the
Ancient language Mathematics, and all the usual English
l:sashes will the 10Th OF January next and
con!nue ten months. with interval probably Of one
roa;h Tuition will be thirty dollars for languages and
she. mathematics Board can be obtained In the families
u D-s Miller and Nelson Capt, overton and Mr.. Beverly
from 90 to SIC per month, fuel lights and washing
uied. 4. :. HANCOCK
Dec ss-cw3us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
NOTICE..

General Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Bank
- y {" Richmond on Monday the 10th OF January next
nT provides THAT 0facer or Director OF Bank
s by proxy for any Stockholder In any election OF
rI 10 , or Oacers OF Bank; shall any proxy be
i .hh shall have been executed sixty days before the
I.,any any election" SAMUEL MARX, Cashier
'ec Nt-2avtlohJ.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
NOTICE.

s sL pay the highest cash prices for Dried Apples,
t., Wax, Wool and Ginseng free Of fdrayazs from,
l.. - ".Po,s' G. r. PEAKE.
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wARBENToS SN: G.! EKMALE COLLIE


JNilS old Institution will commence It's session J2nu
L a-y 18Th. 1889 with full corps Of teachers.
T, liberal Other Institutions Of the highest grade
AID extended 10 the talented and ndgen, seeking edu
e.;On.
Por particulars. apply to JULIUS WILCOX,
IAeis princinnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07

h. y. aepots, g. r. PEAKE
RS HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
II n,r from tho subscriber, seottsville. Albe
;,.L,, nnS county, negro man, CARTER. CARTER Is
y..n al he bl.ek-or nearly so-and about 81 %
d S,so,a n. ss formerly owned BY Walter II. Pinnsl
i..t,,sns.oun has lived Ia Washington City and In
bir, si.s'S 1 win give 500 II delivered 70 Hector
Nor ia.n,o or s'o secured In Jail 80 get him.
Tx.- T-SoseooH H. n. TEMPLEAAN,
RCRSING FLUID constantly on hand of n. b,,,
Quality, and for sale by -"'' VI A"Ao' " VIC
p JOHNSTON BRO, Drugri.ts
y a, =, s.-s0o boxes Jsei.on's Talow Candles, for
O. b DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-07
:, GEORGE ~ I. HERRING,

COMMISSION AND GROCERY sTG.y,
No. Sc. MAIN SrkxxT,
"A his always hand full stock Of Groceries, 10
he invites his customers and the public general
Also p.y strict attention To the sale Of country pro.
- and is now prepared to furnish grain bags 70 his
'Hls WIN s!,h 20 send their grain 20 him to sell.
GEORGE I. HERRING,
t+1 No. 81, Mail -.
IMPROVED CHEAP COTTAGES, com.
BiNlNG ORNAMENT, WITH COMFORT.
" I'M fi,zR.ralds improvements In constructing cheap
ea!d:ns,-a cottage With two, or four. rooms
erected by In two or three day, and taken
:. Without any injury to the materias and be removed
>, =! asa bale Of goods. These buildings Will h- always
against wind and rain and be ornaments to an estate
'-He'', with postage stamp for answer
y,,. d. FITZGERALD & CO.. St6 broadway.
N'r'-d6.s New York City
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-03
TaiIors.

SCHLOSS Il BRO,
~ MERCHANT TAILORS,
No 10 LIGHT STREET,
Below the Fountain Hotel,) Baltimore.
By keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, they are enabled
to furnish suits prices that cannot fail to please
Orders filled at the shortest notice. apl3tf
TOHN H. REA & CO..
q CL LOTHIERS,
CORNER SOUTH PRATT STREETS,
Messrs. JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTlNGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Cayats Scafs Ties Suspenders Handkerchefs, Shirts,
and Gloves in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING is
worthy the attention of Planters oc3-tf
IN KELLY son,
l.. MERCHANT TAiIORS,
No. LIBERTY STREET,
Have received full assortment of the
STYLES OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
and respectfully solicit call from their customers and
others
RTo cash purchasers liberal deduction will be made
s2S-3mr
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G0ntation.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1FlYOUNG LADIES-The WINTER SESSION begins
November 3D. 1855 The of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty OF able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
yntages of the Christian family invited examine the
School.
For terms Of admission and further informaon address
Rev GEO LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltimore Co.. Maryland, Rev: DIR. HEINER, Second
Baltimore. Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS BAL
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Bubble Salfs.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN
RUCHANAN'S WHARF.

nN MONDAY, the Sd January, at IL O'clock
Vat the auction store, Buchanan's wharf
100 HHDS. NEW CROP n. o. SUGAR
2OO BBLS NEW CROP N. o. MoLASsES
80 HHDs. CUBA MUsCovADo MoLAssEs
1OO BAGS MARACAIBo COFFEE
SO BAGS JAVA COFFEE.
1SO HALF CHESTS TEA-IMPER1AL, OOLONG, &c
on CASKS RICE-for account of whom it may concern,
OO damaged voyage of Importation per schooner Ar
lington. LENNON 4 BROGDEN, AuCtr'S
KY s 4 u
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gnsura1ts Gumpanies.

COALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
GEO. Il. COALE,
Is the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital, $5000O0; Surplus, $l3I ,056
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2untbfr.

~ IMPORTANT S~
N3 y TO THE PUBLIC. ES \
W. The undersigned respectfully w.
invites the Medical Faculty Druggists and the public in gen
era call and examine the Improvement of his late
GLASS PAD TRUSS patented October 7th, 1885,
mended by the principal Surgeons and Doctors of the United
only and Truss the support radical
cure of Hernia, suitable for Men, Women and Children He
has received the pattern from England and France.
The Truss applied free of charge
Price Single Truss s3 Double Truss, liberal
count allowed to Druggists.
Manufacturers of Prof n. R. Smiths FRACTURE APPA-
RATUS CHAS c. REINHARDT,
Manufacturer Of Surgical Instruments,
North Cav street. near Baltimore.
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Sankfrs anS Sroksrs.
MARTIN LEWIS,

MARTIN LEWIS,
BILL, STOCK AND NOTE BROKER,
NO. SOUTH STREET, CUP STAIRs0
FEW DOORS FROM BALTIMORE ST.,
Gives his individual attention to the negotiation of Mercan
tile Paper effects loans Stocks and Collaera buys and
sells the public Securities of this and other markets. and
makes liberal CASH ADVANCES prime securities.
a