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Good Advice.

The Selma ~lAlabama) Reporter closes a long article on
the next Presidential election with the following sensible
advice:
In conclusion, We will say 10 our friends-have moth
ing TO 10 with any wing or branch Of the Democratic party.
The whole concern is rotten-rotten TO the core. The
policy Of the party is ruinous 90 the country, and unless
it is checked and that at an early day, our once glorious
Union Nill be burst ASunder, and its fragments buried by
the miserable hands of modern Democracy.
Let the conservative element of the country await the
action of our friends in Virginia, who are TO meet on the
l4th Of December, and organize for the contest of Go.
The position they will take will be conservative and Ma
tional, and their action will be a nucleus around which
the conservative men of the whole country can rally, and
make themselves felt in the approaching campaign. The
fires Of 40 and ~, will be rekindled and with Que unit
Ell shout we will all rally around some National conserva-
tive man, whose antecedents viii secure the confidence
Of the country, and who viii look To the Constitution
a. his platform, and the only one upon which the govern
ment can be safely, wisely, OF properly administered, and
who will administer the Government, with the Constiu-
ton a his guide, without fear, favor or affection, and re-
tore it to that happy and prosperous condition, in which
WILLARD FILLMORE left it, when he retired from the
! Presidential Chair.
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mnrarr nna Tren.on VI. PntrIon.m J..

The New YORK Tribune, the leading organ ofthc Abo-
Huon party, in noticing the late proceeding at Harper
Ferry, says.
There will be enough tO heap syecraton On the mem
ory Of these mistaken men. We loago this work 10 the
ft hands aud tougusa Of those who regard the imda
mental aaioms Il thu Declaration Of Independence" ss
%'gIitterinr reneula>s' Believing that The way % UNI.
yersal emancipation Hcs rot through instruction, civil
var and bloodshed, but through peace, discussion aud
the quiet diffusion Of -eutimcuts Ofhumsgiy and justice,
We deeply regret this outbreak but remembering thai
II their fault was grevous, grevously have they answer
ed IT, gf riH H0i by ono cSpro1shfd yorh disturb The
bioofu thr0Hdr eher6,H John BrOlrH and his r1Dyafriot
ere sisspiug. They dared aud died for what they felt 10
be the right, though in a manner which seems 20 zee "a.
tally wrong Lcf hfir eDif1yhF rc1aiH urviiies until
ne sof distant daV shru no Hars shall ddai his chaiH'
~ ~, shades n VoptssNo o. by ne g,ass' 81 Noimi
YSrn0H'
II will be seen that the TribuDie consider The act Of
BroWu ~ the set ofa patriot which future age Ill sd
Inire and estoL This T. evident from its closing allusior
90 him-the sentiment Of Which j. borrowed from ih'
last speech Of Robert Emmet. te Irsh patriot, Vhcf
sentence Of death Wa about TO be pronounced on him
To become hero aud a marty, ia the TtbuHSs estma
zion, is 10 70 10 the South aud excite che slaves 10 81
and cut me thro,ts Of their white masters Their blood
shrouds Il viii NOS disturb by one reproachful word
Kind and coniderste Tibtns'
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Abuse OF the Franking Privilege.

A New York paper tells Ms that Senator wilson oil
Massachusetts, passed through that city ON saturday en-
route to Washington. The same paper adds; 1.-The
Senator is one of the irrepressiblc conflict agitators, and
goes to Washington to assist in franking documents, the
Postmaster General having shut down on Illegal frank
ing, which has been practiced to such an extent OF late
years. We understand that the decision of the Postmas-
ter General referred to compelled Mr.. Douglas to aban-
don his contemplated visit to Minnesota, where he had
engagements to stump the State in the present canvass,
in order that he might proceed to Washington aud super
intend the ~franking in person. Mr.. Douglas, 1t is said,
uses the frank more extensively than any other Senator
but whether this is SO or not, there is no doubt that the
privilege has been abused by all parties, and members of
Congress who make laws should be made to comply with
thsmn
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wh.t rho ceuntrr ran,..

The New York Eyprs's, in exposing aud opposing Che
dangerous foniei Of the Black Republican party, says
the error Of such minds - Weed r., thai a hobby or O.
humbug can be twice mounted. Fremont aud Jessie Do
and The attending Republication, are a. dead nationally,
q. hat good enough Morgan" We all rags az times
(Osaa isfsaavimusD bu never twice Of the same
disease. No generation ever runs mad twice from
eating the ams root Exhausted hobbis' sad hum
bug. thsrelore, must be permitted 70 die out The
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electionecring NEGRO" Is dead, and no trumpet can
start hin on his legs again Ia 1860. What the coun-
try now WEuts is a hearty TmKrS-rHEKK STATS coop
Grating orrosirioS party; aud the only way to have it,
Republicans, is, here In New York, election day, TO
begin and smash the old worn out Northern section
al machine, and substitute in lieu OF Il a party that
can thrive on the banks Of the Rio Grande as well as on
the Kenebec-ihe NATIONALITY of George Washineton's
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Poor shay I'm Mis.i.inpI.

The ATssissiPpiah says " that out OF all the members
recently elected TO the Legislature, there are not half a
dozen who would support Douglas for the Presidency,
even if nominated by a thousand Charleston Conven-
tons" This looks like the Democracy Of Mississippi had
some idea OF cmancipating themselves from the rule OF
Conventions, buySEe fear they have not the power OF ii.
nl perseverance.
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lsDf0yATIos AGAINST Gov. WiaE-The Harpefs Ferry
people are indignant al the language employed by Gov.
Wise, IN censuring them for allowing the Armory 10 be
taken, and think the papers have not given them proper
credit for their efforts 20 repcl the invaders. The eli.
zens, they say, did an that was done drove Browns
party into the engnehouse, and kept them there, and
not a hlibuster was killed, wounded or captured by the
uniformed militia, to whom al the credit has been given
by he pswspaper, They talk Of holding q meeting 70
vindioats The honor Of the town,
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A NEGRESS ARRESTED ANp ENANIXEn.-Betsey Peats,
a ncgress, who lived at Bolivar, n mile above Harpers
Ferry, was arrested and examined before Justice Turk,
on suspicion of having had communication with the con.
spiratorS. IL seems she went to see her mother, some.
where in Hillsboro' county, before the outbreak, and
stayed one night in Loudoun county, where she told a
white woman that she had seen the negro spears several
times at Cooks house, was well acquainted with Cook,
who owned a rifle that would fire twenty shots, and had
heard him say that, If he could get his wife and child to
New York, he would turn Harpers Ferry upside down.
She acknowledged, at the examination, having told the
woman these things, but said they were all lies. She wa
let Of easy.
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FORTHCOMING EXPOSE OF non, }. R, GrDDNGs.

Hon. Joshua r. Giddings. of Ohio, delivered his lee
ture on Scenes in Congressional Life" last evening. at
the Concert Hall. The attendance was not very large.
Before entering upon his theme. he announced TO the
audience that on Friday evening next lac would address
them on instructions, riots &c. caused by the institu-
ton Of slavery, and would give all he knew regarding
the late sad affair at Harper's Ferry; also, what he knew
from experience of public opinion in the North on the
different projects for the abolition of slavery. He then
repeated his lecture, intcrpoating remarks springing
from thoughts of the moment and dictated by the sur
r~oundings. For instance, when mention of the name of
Governor Wise was made, and met by cries OF derision
from the audience, he fastened to say that he had reason
TO think highly Of that gentleman for his honorable sup
port in a trying moment in his (~GiddiugsO career. lila
remarks obtained much applause.
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TnREE PERSONS KILLED ~ a DUEL, IN CrnA, ny oSE
MAN.-A major of the rural militia, 65 years old, near
Havana, Cuba, recently fought a duel with swords, and
killed his adversary, u young man. The second then
took up the quarrel, and he too was killed by a thrust OF
the majors sword a cousin of the principal next stepped
forward, and was also killed; lastly, a friend of all the
Others felt bound TO avense their deaths, but upon re-
cciving a rather severe wound, declared himself satisfied.
The victorious dueist, in full uniform, went to Havana
and presented himself to the Captain General, who, with.
out d~epriving him of his sword, pointed out a room for
him - occupy and placed a guard of honor at his door
1t Is believed he will Ice acquitted by the military court
before which he is TO be tried.
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We, J. VI. JeHres aud 7. O. Dabney, as mutual friends
OF b.. b. Douglas, DR.. Charles Gresham and Thomas RO.
Gresham, take pleasure in stating that all matters OF per-
-onal difficulty between the said parties have been mu-
tualy settled on terms mutually honorable and Satisfac-
tory TO all the said parties and their friends
j. VI. JEFFRIES,
T. o. BNE
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ETTENGER 4 EDMOND,
CARY STREET, uCHNoED, VA.
BUILDERS or PORTABLE ASD STATIONARY ENGINES

saw MILLS,
WrOULD call the attention N Tobacco Manufacturer 10 The
w following notice s-We have made arrangements Win Measu
AusseI 4 Coleman 70 male and sl heir PATENT TOBACCO
PhEssES, with movable RETAINING PRFssEa, and are nov pre-
pared ~ make then a. short no1ce. We call The attention of al
manufacturers q tobacco 70 them. We claim for these machines.
Isl Laboraavtnz
"a The work O. done better.
-. The small space hey occupy.
4h. me immense saving Of MONEY IN ne outlay fr machinery.
a NTH ~ tobacco b. - ~ one o. these marhinea IN from three 70
ave ninu,es, and rolled Of " he retainer 70 a ode track, ard a.
loved " stand AZ long ~ ne manager wishes. ~ enough Of the
retainers are procured, The tobacco can stand Tor hours In me mills
We refer 70 hsssrs Palmsr A Allison, A. DIN, l.. Botier, J. n.
ErrESeER a EDMOND.
y. n-Au Of our work n nads IN ne bes mannss, and Of ne
bssf ma'sHai, and warranted 10 every respect oc2t-ins
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oOnnnnBRCrAL.


Owes 90 rs wnse. od. 20. isoa
The quarterly statements OF the farmers' Bank aud
Hank Of Virginia. sbr lat insL) have been Psbh.hsd a last We
annex our usnal comparative tables. showing The eOhdtien Of the
leading departments Of The said Banks aud their branches. on the
la October. iSos and lsos
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a.e..men,. ON the Democracy.

The Democrats party Of New York sin a bad way
The Albany clique has leveda very heavy contribution
upon the moneyed men OF the party. The Herald pub
fishes the following private circular of assessment
Albany, Sept. rs, 1859.
,,Dr,p SIN. Ala meeting OF the Democratic State
central committee held in this city on "Wednesday, the
oIs, inst measures were adopted to secure a more per
feet organization OF the State than ever before Shu 70
provide for the registration of the Democrats voters 0 I
The State under the act of last winter. Provision wa.
also made for the circulation of campaign papers and
political documents throughout every county IN the Sta'e'
All this will he attended with n large expense, which can
only he covered by an appeal to the hberahty OF such OF
onr friends in the State as are able, and who are suppos-
ed 90 be willing to contribute TO the objects Indicated
An assessment was made upon you by the committee OF
500. which NAV be RENTED TO Dean Richmond, ESD
lie chairman, or to the undersigned.
Respectfully YOURS,
p. CAGsER, Secretary.
lanes Buehanan.in his Fort Du Quesne letter, piously
asserted that il wAs not until lately that MONEY WAS used
10 carry elections. James knew, at the time ne
made his assertion, that more moHCy money had been
spent to elect him to the Presidency, lin the state OF
Psnpsrlvania alonel than had ever before been used in
any election. What is the consequence OF this Demo
cratic mode of carrying elections 1t is this, that the
oai,cs and fat contracts of Government are pledged
"a those who subscribe literally for this object, and the
.,.yp Il that the Government is swindled out Of double
and ~ouadruple the amount TO make up principal, interest
and nros, Witness the sale of Fort Smelling, the mule
49, 49,
contract and the thousand and one other modes by
Which Government has been robbed and cheated TO repay
The money thus advanced by political speculators, who
Gamble ava, the means Of supporting and compel toy
y.uprut 70 borrow money to keep the machinery IN
motion. and 10 issue certificates 10 those Who perform It's
duies
let the people io0k tO..tAis-let them inquire Who arr
the men Who ses possession 81 The property OF the mt
- s,ste-. WIS ss they Who are allowed TO purchase
.,--,,,-, ~ The u,trz for half is value and paw for
il IN nose. eouuEry 70 the Lesser Of the Law, And from
whom Government purchases the sane property al more
tsKp double IL Value Who are theys They are the
ps-uIAr frSeads Of the Administration. They are toe
men ubo furnish the money TO carry eleotions-the Fort
s,-yEnr S,eslrs and Holidays, friends Of acorrupt and
Desperately wicked combination OF wicked men who sur
round and support the still more false and more deSpe-
rstely wicked men whom they aided to place in power
snd from whom they are clAmoring for the iulhlmeni oil
the corrupt bargains and engagements made with them
before they were elected and appointed TO Office and
power.
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oNyCENArrn nrrTpus

Read the following letter from Caleb Parker, Esq, Of Concord.
" IL, a man honored and esteemed by all Who know him
GenHSHsH, Will no disposition TO make my name eonspIcuous.
] take the opportunity TO state TO the anicted the benefit | have
derived from the use Of D.. GreSH's Orygoaatsf Bneys, and To
recommend them To others. For two years I have been troubled
with Indigestion and its attendant evil, such A. hAtult ncy, eonsI.
patton, severe attacks % diarrhra, accompanied with water brash
NJ the stomach, which reduced me In hssh, strength, and spirits. so
low that was nearly untitled for business. IAPpHed TO several
physicians, from whom I obtained only temporary relief l con.
eludei, with the advice Of friends, hut without the least faith In
their efficacy, to try the OyygsEdted hhsr~, from the use Ot which
l found Immediate relief having no return OF Waterbrash after
taking the first potion. My weight has Increased some thirty Ave
pounds. and my health Is perfect l can truly say that I consider
the oSygendted Binsrs the best tonic eXtAnt l have recommend
ed them 10 several, who have invariably found great benefit from
their use. Yours respectfully,
CALLER PARKER
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE 4 CO, Boston, and for sale By
ADlE A GRAY, PURCELL. LADD A Co, and W. PETERSON,
Richmond, and by appoin ed agents In every county, and Drug.
gsts generally. oe2l-dcSwIw
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~ Notice TO Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this FnIl.-we would most respeo fully call
their attention to our stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, which We will
sell low for cash or TO PqpetuAI customers on Tx months credit.
ALEX HILL a Co,
sel6 1871 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Ian R .-PALL
IN MEsrISG, iS@-rnuRsDAr, Oct Af
FEsr R'cs-s~eeps,akes for tive year 49,
Old colts and miles. single dash OF a mile. si0o entrance; 40 for
felt; and tiOO added by the Club
v. NJ. Han enters I. (, by fnaneisr, dan. Fidelity. by import.d
D. Mcdaniel enters 8 T., by Boston, Jr. dam Regent Dress blue
\. A. Thompson enters h. C., by yoltaire, dam out Of Lane
vile. by Eclipse. Dress red, white and blue
imported Priam Dress purple, white and black.
snoSp RAcE-swerpstAke- for three years old colts and hnIes-
I've mile heats. tSo entrance; tioo forfeit; and t2oo added by
Joseph Brnmmel rn.ss b. e. crinOIne. by FnaneIer, dam, Mia.
Matte, by Umpire. Dress fancy.
y. NJ. Hall enters g e. Faith, by Child Harold, dam, Fidelity. by
Imported PHanl Dress pink aud blue.
p. q. Bush enters c. & Pauline, by star Davis, dam BY Mon.
mouth Eclipse. Dress blue and yellow.
II. Mcdaniel enters . g. Minnie Lehman. BY Boston. Jr. dam
by Trustee. Dress blue and blue.
POLICE REGULATIONS
VsitoD To Ladies Pavilion, by a white badge.
DO. to the Track, By green badge.
Persons connected with the stables. by a yellow ssdxe.
Members of the Ladies Commiitev. by = uhite ro-r,is.
Stewards, by a red rosette.
No person viii be admitted TO the LAdies' Pavilion. Club House,
the Club o"fy vii admit a person within the Track, OF into the
Club House and a green badge will give admission To the Track.
The police viii see that these Instructions are executed, aud will
keep the Track clear Of all persons, except those connected With
the Stable, during a heat.
Judges OF the Race aud Distance only will be allowed admission
to the Judges stand during a heat
Horses viii be called TO the stand by a bugle. will start at the
n b. Cars depart from the Depot At 10 aud ~ o'clock, and &c.
turn At the close Of the Race.
hy order Of the Executive Committee.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON.
once OF the Ashland Jockey Club,
Richmond, Oct -, lS9.
tW- The Races over the above Course commence on THURSDAY
2iih October, and continue until the 1t November.
On TICS. Extra Leaf LarL--LAnding per steamer, for
~ sale BY WONBLE q CLAIBORNE,
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WIG.
To

~ L~a~r. o. e1sias., ~Ssfos addressed % nS'Ehaor %hs
Iraois. ,sriasn on boz stdes q as popsJ ,etI ret .. pIeh.ss-
al nd q a ruis Of long Standing, oagM 70 % hno.en bI.'
sad OH On no case g departed Jrots 0etsdry noHoSss"e~d-
a. ~oAf lfa@s are charged for "a entertainments
~ We oInnOl uadSrtdts 20 rstHrR rejected conaHHnscdi0hs
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EB- II you want Boots, Shoes or Caters, Of good quality, 20 to
ALEX. HILL A co.'s, and u you can't get them there, I do not
know Ehsre you cap ind them.
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The Democratic party Of New York isin a bad way
The Albany clique has levieda very heavy contribution
upon the moneyed men OF the party. The Herald pub
-.. cn.w;o. n,;v.tc circular of assessment
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~ELECTION IN THE FOURTH
~ CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, THURSDAY, 9Th Dc
tober Col rIIns. ,. GOODE Independent candidate. ROGER
A. PRYOR, caucus nominee.
49, AUCTION.--GROCERIES LEATHER,
Oesi-lt fiG. n. DAVENPORT.
=. VI. mSHIP e. a
- . FOR NEW iORK.-The KOANOKF. Can't. Couch. HANHE
will leave here at Z o'clock, p. NJ, FRIDAY the 2Sth Inst PHS
sengeS are requested to be on board 10 good time. Tickets and
berths secured at our Office, or on hoard the ship. Passage 10 New
YORK, state room included. o.. Meals extra steerage passage o..
Passage TO Norfolk, same As the River boats. Exclusion Tickets
steamers until st November. Freight received to day, CTHURs.
DAY } aud up to the hour of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. Fdday, unless a
sunierney be received prior 10 that hour Consigners are request.
ed 70 send for their Today. Freight for Boston viii be forE Arded
directly on At moderate rates " freight and With the greatest dis.
patch. oc25-2t LUDLAM A WATSON
CS-GOods for Servants Clothing.
PERKINS A co.
No. ll Eagle Square.
Nov Offer a superior stock q TuLL CLnTIiS, sGTiSErs,
the best makes.
ALSO
cash. F y"
Pi.nten niothes are invited to give US a call
oc2o-tlstN
q CIOaks and ShaWIs.
STOCK
JUST OPENED,
~ u 81 Co.
+ OS "a negotiable note for ga. drawn by T. e squire
II aud endorsed by r. r Davis, and pay able Al months iron
goth September tS9. Payment having been ,topped. ali person.
are cautioned against receiving said note. The finder win pf.aa
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- NOTICE ExPRESsLY FOR

n ~ W HNH HsENNN VIZ
49, THE LADIES-Ladits In want Of CATERS, either
with or ~ithout heels, can ind a large assortment 10 select from,
at prices t,m 81 25 and upwards, a. 60 quality. SLIPPERS, with
and without heels; chldrens and servants SH0Es, Of all quail
ties, for sale low by ALEN HILL a co,
sei6 No, 49, Main street. Richmond Va
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Nj ISICAL .-MONS y GRENIER begs TO inform III,
AtI hi, friends and she public Of Richmond, that he has GdAf
returned 10 the city, and proposes TO resume his pTofss- 40.
sional duties, which At one time he abandoned Ia eonss NE
qusnce OF ts appointment A. ~ n NJ Acting Consul Of virginia
ne VII give Instructions on the PIANO aud in SINGING.
he ~ also take : limited number % pupils for instruction In
M lhtNCh LANduA6E bcng q native Of France, and speak
Ing the English language as correctly and naeniiy as naive, he
possesses the.obsiou- advantage Of being enabled 10 explain com
prthsnsiyely The idomahc relations % the too languages
n Ill Agent for the sale Of PIANOs from the Celebrated Arm
81 EEaEb A PLEIu, Of Paris, France.
VIII select Pianos from all maters Ia the United STATE.
AddTcss Post once. Richmond, TO
oct'-d v GRENTR
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R~sPECIAL NOTICE.-THE

- tors Of The late y; X Thornton, deed, are requested
to meet At the Office Of u. T. Williams A Hicks, In the City Of Rich
mond, al 10 o'clock, 4. NJ on THURSDAY, the 9Th October, 1863,
and present their claims properly authenticated, In order 20 ascer-
tan the indebtedness Of the Estate and arrange for liquidation -
All persons Indebted TO the Estate must make Immediate payment.
No indulgence can be given.
H. 7. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
OF n. u. THORNTON, Dec'r
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R-FALL TRADE.-VIRGINIA

DS&e Merchants, md Merchants generally
South, IA laying In their fall stock Of merchandise, should not fli
70 purchase an abundant supply q sENPLE's INFALLIBLE BA-
hINu rONDER, the best and most economical preparation known
for making lFht, sweet and wholesome loaf bread, biscuits, &c. Il
l. recommended by numerous citizens Of different sections, and
viii certainly give satisfaction when used properly. Hi entirely
harmless, being the production % a scienuhc Virginia Physician,
and manufactured with great care from the purest material Met
chants can confidently recommend this article IN their customers
as the hTsT. J. w. 0ARLICK,
oc24 Manuf.etnrer and soleP roprietor
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THE JONES LAMP"
WI greatly reduced prices, by
TARBELL 4 WYMAN,
~ CeuIrnl Straaf nos,nu

HUTCH H~ERsINGs, ALMON
~ English Dairy Cheese
Maekerel, Roe uerTings
Imitation English Cheese
Dutch Cheese, y. A Cheese
Almonds, Ralins, Citron. Currapts. Prunes
Powdered, GranulAted, Cut, Loaf and Coffee sugars
Brandy Cherries
Virginia and English Pickles
Scotch Ale, London aud dublin Porter
Havana Cigars, and nnest Chewing Tobacco
for sale by BLAIR a CHAMRERLAYNE
ocxt-dg Late W. NJ. HARafsos A Go
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~ DR.. y. w. GarIIck--DEAR sIR: I have for some
nonths used In my family scmPleis justly celebrated BAKING
PONDERH, and take pleasure IN Recommending them 10 n1 faml.
Hes ~ the very best article I have ever tried for making light,
sweet, sponEy bread. There Is no excuse for bad bread when sem
pies Pouders are used Respectfully,
J. R~ICIiARD LEwELLES.
Petersburg. July aOh. 1850.
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On TICS. Extra Leaf LarL--Landing per steamer,
w sale BY WoNDLE q CLAIBORNE,