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A TIMELY WARN1NG.-Thc following

A FINELY WARNING-Th following, which we clip from a late number of the New Orleans Picayune, applies as well to Helena as the Crescent City, and is commended to the especial attention of our housekeeping friends generally:
 We are reliably informed that several well-dressed men, having the external appearance of gentlemen, have, during the past week, made calls at the private residences of well-known citizens in the suburbs of the city, with the ostensible purpose of selling jewelry.
 They ring the door bell ask if the mas ter of the house is in, giving the servant who attends the ring his name, and on being informed he is absent, desire to see the madam. Entering the parlor and impudently seating themselves, on the appearance of the lady produce from their pockets specimens of fine jewelry, and urge a purchase, offering to sell at any price, stating that the trinkets arc from the stock of establishments lately burned out
 We caution the public against the itine- rants. Either they are attemptingto sell stolen or plated articles, or they make the desire to sell pretext to spy out the contents of houses, and the arrangements of the premises, to facilitate premedita- ted burglary. Shut your doors on all such strangers. If they impertinently intFude, send your servants for a police off fcer, and hand them over to the Recor- der as suspicious persons. Itis not pos sib,--s--A~----era honest. In several
 thaN Ane- rIa-s--,r-s----S-------,s- Vtss5oS tllGif statgn1el15 are known bo It false, and some of them are marked ana watched. Too great caution cannot bt taken to keep all such persons at a dis tance.
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AQpertigemeMt9.
INDEPENDENT LINE.
Steamer St. Francis No. 2.

Regutar Memphis, Helena, Napoleon and
 Des Arc Packet, HUGH DUNBAR, Master JAS. PETTY, Clerk | EAVES Memphis every Friday, at 3 o'clock IL P. M., for Helena, Napoleon & Des Are Re- turning leaves Des Are for Napoleon every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Leaves Hell cha, going up, Wednesday morning at o'clock. This boat having been thoroughly repaired and put in good running order, will remain permanently in the trade. We hope by prompt attention to merit liberal share of patronage. ian2S
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Raising of Volunteers in Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Adyices reeeivedin this city from Texas, state that s2 company ef one thousand picked men has been raised in that State.. They have placed their services at the disposal of the United States Government, and ask for arms.
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vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad
iss Tss5H W fs-szSs Ss.; 2

are sold by this line over the various steamboat and Railroad lines above spoken of, at price; which are a material saving to the traveller thus offering tbe double inducemnt of and q saving of time and money.
 The time between Memphis and Napoleon and Vicksburg and Napoleon-2e hours. Be tween Memphis and Vieksburg-4O hours.
 For further information apply on board oi the packets or to J. J. RAWLINGS,
 iy23 316 Main Street, Memphis.
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For New Orleans and Inter.
 mediate Ports.
NEW ARRANG-EM

THE magnificent steamer IM-
 Il PERIAL, Rogers, Master, on the 1st of October, entered ess3Et5islss the trade between Memphis and -sSzsZzzzz-zzz--sz= New Orleans continuing regularly therein throughout the cotton season, leaving Memphis every alternate Saturday, as follows:
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7RUSTEE' s SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Q Deed of Trust exeeuied D by Reuben Darby and wife, of PhiiiEs county, Arkansas, bearing date March 2d ls5s to secure the payment of certain writing sF ligatory in favor of Thomas Anderson, for q sum of $774 60, the undersigned will, on
 Wednesday, the sth of February, lsa1 at the door of the Court house. in the town q Helena, in said county of Phillips, sell tc tA highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, th whole of the following described tracts or ps > oels of land or so much thereof as will be sua aS cient to pay of and discharge said debt STA co Qess $50, which has been paid OF i same), together with interest at per cent kS annum from 2d March, 1859, aud ali costs saie, &e., unless the said sum of monsy costs be paid on or before said day, to wits $
 The west fractional half of the nerth-es ES. fractional quarter of fractional section eigha k (1S,) containing seventy-fve and S6-l0G ses #
 And the southwest quarter of the seuth-s # quarter of section seven e. containing h | acres; E All in township one CD north of the base j and five (5) east of the 9th principal mtrdi
 Sale to take place between the hours q o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in # ternoon of said day.
 THOMAS ANDERSON. Ms ian7 1s9a
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EuoT SalG.

k VALUABLE Plantation, situated pl6yteda by J his own VII mo. per a.d eight TgJ la-les below Helena, contai1lng q. hundred and eighty tl28O) acres of laiid- hundred and fifty (559) acres cleared, and hundred (200) acres of four (4) years odd ening.
 The improvements consist of good d ing house, nice frame quarters for sixty negroes, and Q fine steam gin, with saw attached.
 There will also be sold, with or withoa place, sufficient corn to do for the coming mules, stock hogs, sheep, farming ue household furniture, &c. This Plantation is of the first quality Il sissippi river land, and in thorough repfs ditched and fenced, and the land in fiIs It is entirely above overflow, and not dsg #l on Leyees. &I Persons wishing to examine the aboH tation, will be shown it by Joel IEiggin premises.
 For terms apply to
 KNOX & HIGGI&
 No. 46 Union street. New
 R. G. & JOEL HIGGe S
 Executors of Joel Higgins, des New Orleans, Nov. 30, 1859.
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Ex-PREsIDENr PIERcE.-The Albany Atlas alludes to the fact that this distin- guished gentleman and his wife were lately in New York, on their way to Mas sau, (W. I..) for the benefit of the lady's health. They have since sailed. A pri- vate note to gentleman of Albany, adds the Atlas, contains the following paragraphs:
 I called on ex-President Pierce. He is looking remarkably well, and will sail to- morrow for Nassau, New Providence, to spend the winter. Mrs. Pierce is not at all we'll
 The ex-President assures me that he has not the slightest idea of being a candidate for re-nomination. On the contrary, he said he would esteem 1t a favor, if would, in case his name was prominently men, toned in that connection, cause to be reiterated the assurance that under no possible circumstances could his name go before the Charleston Convention.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 26.-The defeat of the Lii berals in Mexico, by Gen. Miramon, will have the effect to lessen the value of the treaty re- gently negotiated by Minister McLane.
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1eA-The absence of the editor for the last two days must be the apology for the snin ls.s sa1tls1s SS .sp.it5rsai anasssr in the iShieZd of to-day.
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OWNER WANTED.

COME time the past fall ntegro brought 10 D my Jewelry establishment fine and valna- ble gold Watch, wanting to trade it. be- leved the watch to have been stolen, retainsd
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THE above three elegar

THE above three elegant pas
 seng steamers have been placed permanently in the trade be- @44ssA 4-szzsez tween Memphis and Yicksburg, and will run throughout the entire season, sgreeably to the foregoing schedule, taking freight and passengers for all points on the river between Memphis and Vicksburg also receipting through for Freight and Passengers for all points on the
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A terrible fight came

FATAL AFFRAY-A terrible fight came of. on Monday night last on fat-boat, on this side of the river, about ten miles above this city. The existence of this den has been known to but few, and an officer informed us that 1t was the hardest place he ever was called upon to visit during his experience as an officer.
 It seems that a man named McCully who formerly kept the Shades Saloon, paid this den visit. X number of soldiers were also there, and while at game of cards a quarrel arose, and McCully was -r-n,,rfle dar His bowels were cut out and his skull broken. His body, after death, presented horrible appearance.
 An inquest on the body was held on Tuesday, and closed yesterday. The result of the verdict has not yet been given to the public.
 Deputy Marshal Sattig arrested yester- day afternoon at the Fort a soldier named Jas. Stewart. McCully, before his death, charged the stabbing to Stewart. He is now confined in jail, and will be examin- ed tomorrow Several other soldiers inl- plicated in the affair have deserted.
 McCully. after he was stabbed, ran across the Missouri river on the ice and back Leapenaoorth Times.
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ET TU BRUTE 1.-The New York Fri bune Is down on Senator Seward as the Black Republican nominee for the Pres idency. He isn't sufficiently available for that philanthropic sheet. It is said that scarcely one of the Republican members of the United States Senate is in favor of his nomination, and the Fri bune thus stabs him under the fifth rib ''While we should like right well to elect President of his stamp, we have never favored his nomination for that post, be- cause we have never been able to figure up, with any confidence, the votes where with he could be elected We select and nominate candidates to secure the ascen- dancy of our principles, and have never been able to see how we evinced friend ship for a favorite statesman by exposing him to a morally certain defeat"
 The Cincinnati Gazette, the most prom inent Black Republican journal in the West, says-"Mr. Seward will not run to good advantage in any of the doubtful States. The West is not favorable to his election" The Gazette expresses the opinion that he cannot, by any conceiv- able circumstances, be elected President.
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EDEe. JAS. A. CLOPTON,

Huntsville, Ala, treats with perfect success Piles, Fistula, Tumors, &c. Testimonials of of the highest character forwarded to any one afflicted. Huntsville, Ala.
 three cent stamp must attend all eommu- ian28
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Passengers Bound South

connect promptly and without detention-
 At NAPoLnoN--Nith packets for Arkansas and White Rivers.
 At GAINES LAHDNG--With Stage Lines for for Monticello Warren, Camden and Washing ton being the county-seats respectiyey of Drew, Bradley, 0uachita and Washington counties, Arkansas.
 At VfcKsBURG-With Railroad for Jacfson and New Orleans in l2 hours. Also with steam boat lines for New Orleans, Red River and Sun flower. Aleo with the
 Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad.
 Passengers by this line bound North, connect at Gaines Landing and Napoleon as before de- scribed at Memphis with reliable Packet Lines for Cairo, St. Louis and Louisville, with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad and its con nections, with the Mobiles and Ohio Railroad.
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Arkansas and White Rivers.

within the bounds of the trips of the Mai Packets on those rivers. Prompt and reliable connections are also made by this line with the following Steamboat and Railroad routes:
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STEAMER VICTORIA.

HAUh, Master Leaves Memphis every SATuRpAY at pm. Re turning, leaves Vicksburg every
 TUESDAY at m
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A G01D INVgSTMIkNi

I OFFER for sale my 4 Mill, 400 acres of Lam A gon, and Log Wagon, CT articles necessary Al 7 dance of houses for f.s a &c., &c. The aboxu | the St. Francis Ro. Helena. Every thin i, land well timbered WI, .t and on reasonable ms q ing to sell is that m ....--ss tention.
 mar26-'59.
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!, NioI l0 SCH or cNt W A' l and some hands, mJ & '0- grounds on Kerr Avenu
 unsurpassed iu woodlad - enhanced in valueush then
 cludiug the imp g
 to invos' ''-'a-,,,: ,,,o,:.sssso 1oAoa ?
 please.ATIoN IN lo1,ratS I0 $.
 1859 seventy-nlneNo c9seaa .didred and twenty-five .ra ctu Q .!ved in New York. r. s,u lol : even hundred and this''a yo1 , han the arrivals in l65iq ,,, ma.
 ~6oo~oo,oNo s -
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Jan1 Trustees.
 @a~0n the above described tract of lam there are 15 acres cleared and l5 more "dcad ened, all of which can be put iu this year.
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Millinery Goods,

of almost every description. and of the most beautiful styles, patterns and fashions, which has been selected hy an experienced purchaser in the Eastern cities, with greas cure.
 Bleaching, Pressing, and Dress Making ex- ecuted with neatnees and dispatch. sept24
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CITY ATToRNEy.-O the 9th inst, at a meeting of the City Council in this city, our promising young friend PRICE TAT PAN, Esq, was elected City Attorney.
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gB@One of the most interesting things we have published for q great while, is the letter copied from the Missouri Dem ocrat, giving an account of trip from Camp Floyd (Utah) to Los Angeles, Cal ifornia. Read it--you will be amply re-
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M TL % ' M g R Y

MRS. [. J. RUBLE has removed her Milli- M nery establishment to the house oh Main street formerly occupied hy Dr. GLENN as res idence, where she is now opening handsome and most select stock of FALL & WINTER
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4 Swiss paper says that Louis. Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
A COPY.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

CANDLES.-2OOO Packages Adamantne Candles, on con,
~ signen which will be sold trade low 200 boxes
| TalloVy Candies ia2S-tf TARDY & WILLIAMS
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DLOMS FnR FALLOX

blows FOR FALLOWING--6 ~
4 CULTVATORS AND HARROWs FOX ~SSr-sS@-S
PUTTING IL WI EAT.-Beleying that have YAM
In NV NEW PLOw the best Pow In use, l147A-a,A
make this oHer TO Farmers and Planters VIII uIuSh e
with these andifthey not better than those yy
have they them amer trying them nee q
~ - p II. STARKE, No. SO Main ST..
q doors above Charles Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
SASH BLTNDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND IOhNlNu.
JHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may oe DC nA0
the above articles perfection, at the shortest nolce
Being confident Of giving en.e satisfaction he
cts AS heretofore public patronage Having recently aueo
cabinet aud carr enters Turning to his business the PUBIC can
s.ot 4, win MILES AABLER, Mayo street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
CITY OF RICHMOND,


James L Arperson a. Notary Public for the city aforesaid IN
state Of ylrgnt certify that Lewis Ginte whose NAM
mentioned as general partner In the foregoing Wrung ts u
made oath before n Albert G. Jehrees the speSa
mentioned In the writing has actually pad m ss e h ~,
Tenfye TousIp nd Dollars the amount contributed Dy MIN W
the capital stock said firm Of Giner, Alvey AfehN
Given my hand this 18th day OF February $50 Np
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,

=
James L Appeson Notary Public for The Guy aioLesu IA
fb state of VIRGIN A. do certify that A. c. Jehreesi Lewis
John Alvey anc GeorgeArents whose names are sspeS
writing hereto eNed bearing date On the Slh dsy q,
1850 have acknowledged the same before me IN my CITY
Given under my hand this 18th Feby, lsoV ,rpsoN ~
fel6-6W = L. Al AAi'NO-'i -'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

FAhINETNoIIIIs
The UNDERLINED lie Es Giner John Alvey and Geo AIenls
ali Of whom reside in the city Richmond and Albert
who resides In the county Of Charlotte all In Ih STAT
have formed limited partnership under the name and hT Of
"GINTER ALVEY ARESTs to carry on In me Gy o. i
nd In IN state Of virginia business OF Importing ana Joo
bling Fancy Dry Good wholesale Albert g. Jeurees
mariner and As such has contributed to the capital stock oil tne
aid arm the sum Of henfre thousand dollars when sun nc
has paid in cash Gnte John Alvey, ana Geo. Aeh'
are genera partners. ..,-,,-.-- ,een
and Is continue for the Of Eve years from that ds w"
ness the following SIGNATURES this Sh day Of February
LEWIS GINTER
JOHN r. ALVEY,
GEO ARENTS.
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DICKINSON NBHnI.
DICKINSON, HELL & Co,

PRANkLls STREET, RICHMOND VA
FILLS SLAVE both publicly and privately P.r,5r, ,,,
- their slaves 10 him, may rest assured Of obtaining a.
market prices NV
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SOUTH-SsDE RAILROAD.
NNANDAFTER MONDAY THIE 22d AU- e,
gust the passenger Trains, will follows: kl49
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mail Train daily at $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg al2S6
PM.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays at AS NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. VI.
These trains daily trains the Springs Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &c. to New Orleans.
~ This tie shortest and most expeditions route TO all parts
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA NJ ~ Eoon and City Point at $50 A. ~ and 1879 p 81
trains and from all the packets when
cessary.
II. D. BIRD,
Au4 General superintendent.
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blows! PLOWS ~ PLOWSIl!-NO EXCUSE FOR
GOING NORTH TO BUY 2L0ws-The subscriber makes ev-
cry variety Flows known among Southern farmers planters
and especially his Southern PD which uses three
and shape. Of mOsbosId each Piov thus adapting
every variety Of soil r Il. sTARKk
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nv II ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE f., Fsz
Il MENT-From Richmond, rginia, 80 II
to n q r lie ans, Yicksburg, VI. mphis, 81.
Louis, MOntgomr ry, Tuscumbin, Augusta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have just concluded arrangement receipt
Tor and forward goods above specified at the following low
rates:
How Special lt "a Sd
From Richmond to Charged class. Class. Glass CAss.
Knoxville, Tenn, andian
stations as far as Chat
Nashville Tenn ........ 100 Bs. 90 80 is IS
Tuscumbia, Ala 100 Us. . &c 63 q o.
Memphis Tenn ........ 100 De-. $50 50 az is
Rates tobacco pounds from Richmond,
follows To Knoxville, cts Nashville al 49, tn Tus-
cumbie 81 "a Atlanta, Ga 81 49, 10 Macon, Ca 81 SO;
Montgomery, Ala 81 40 TO S. Leuis via Memphis, 81 - to
Wcksburg, Natchez and New Orleans, 81 81.
E To Dalton and all points East and South Of H. these rates
viii go into effect az But to Chattanooga and West Of IT, Is
per 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
Cleveland branch Of the East Tennessee aad Georgia Rail-
road
For classification Of articles and further information hand
bills apply the oce Of the Richmond and Danye Railroad
Company Richmond @. CAMPBELL, supt.
Richmond 22d, 1852 ap23-dH
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brand CUTTING.

NE undersigned having removed his shop under the TOBAC
co EXCHANGE corner 18th and Cary begs leave to In
form his customers and the Public generally that he Is Stu
execute all work (Which he may be favored M In
the best workmanke and be notice
you Brand Tobacco Flour Grain bags Machneryor
other articles you manufacture send in ORDERS and We
reasonable and
TO give you entire satisfaction
Also hne lot Of Branding Brushes Checks Brass Letters
&c A. E. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor. 18th Cary sts., Richmond, Va
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ISCO. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
WINSTON 81 POW Frs,
,-,noCETRS AM COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

ISCO. SPRING TRADE. 1860
WINSTON Il POW Frs,
CROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ Corner of Pearl and Cary streets Richmond, Virginia
have Store and daily receiving the largest ana Ogst
a.s1ted stock OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS and CI-
CARS ey had pleasure Offering, which were
oe eh great care and bought mainly for cash aud TO "c
invite Che urou of friends and country Merchants n'
fore uacg their purchases elsewhere being determined To sell for
cash OF paucfu customers The usual time, as low as ey
can Dee blI-lf elsewhere.
oar stock consists in part, OF The following
$50 Bass R.a Java Ia cuyra aud Mocha Coffee.
leo hbls. New Orleans aud Cuba sugar.
3In uA.s. % Refined sugar Loaf
Loaf Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, and A B. and
ENtra e. Coffee
300 bb,s New Orleans and Muscoyado Molasses.
% ihfs and igrc,s Cahs
$50 bbis. Portland and New York Syrup. ."
~ ubls. Golden aud other Gne "
65 obs cider Vinegar,
100 boxes T. D. cheese,
20 Pine Apple cheese,
2ttO sides sole Leather,
500 kegs Od Dominion nails,
100 D.. Xt8 ty To aud 10 hy 70 glass,
CO bbls Turner'S Oh all grades,
15n boxes brovnsosp
leo Toilet
-5i sperm. Adsmauine sud TaIlow candles,
% bill. pure Rye Whisky, part over yeaIs old,
$40 " loser grade Whisky,
90 Heroes Rice,
i0l baskets and Champagne Prince Imperial and
other tne brands, $50,
90 eases Caret Wine with assortment Of the tnesi old
Wines and Brands generally 300V0u Cigars, very ne Be
M. I'D, Rope Cord rwne Candle wick Wooden Broons
ss,1eu Teas Nat hes Backing Bacon, Fish, as well IS AL
ober artcts usually sold by Wholesale Grocers. mh-zun
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,sso, urr.oN The firm Of eINTrR, KENT ALVEY is

N lT.l,
ms day dissolved y mutual consent Lewis Gnter ana Joan
Ayev having purcha interest Of James Kent lhy A
=, ~ 80 ~. N,-t ,tS,r onIv LEWIS GINrER,
mt uANl0 ~ NF-i JAMES & KENT,
JOHN y. ALVEY
fstf
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY ~,
(rhe Pgres Medicinal knownl has iarnshed e
community siimuent pure heahfl and insigoraung ~ e
time mild delicious II Is calculated 70 40 away
with the vile druRged stun that pamed OF on The community
which Injurious body mind In addition 70 The er
h-stes beneath has Diploma from the STATE A1i
CULTURAL SOCIETY additional testimony from Dr. JACKSON
Boston, who testdes under oath It's absolute purity
CERTIFICATEE
PHILADELPHIA, Sept y ls,s.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove WHISKY
you that contains of the Posonou sun
known Fus OIL which the charactersuc ana injurious
ingredient the Whiskys In general use. - , ,,,,.o
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK Sept g. 1855.
Ihave analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia anl having care
fully f. pleased state that It is entrey ee IRON
poisonous deeerious ubances IT. an unusually pure ana
dn. Favored opsllty of whisky JAMES r.. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
BosroS March :, 1859.
chemical analysis Of CONNER cal samples OF Che
Whisky which proves he free from the heavy fu
Oils perfectly pure and unadutea'ed The hne naVor OF
whisky derived Grain used Ia manufacturing 1t
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ d state Assayer,
No. lG, Royson Street
Yor ,aleb Nv O. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent
!a?2-cm No. ll6 WALNUT Street PHILADELPHIA