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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-28
Rhodes Standard Manure,

KICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sIHE undersigned having procured the services Of T.
i H. Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
In The Richmond market, wil with Luther s. Irvine be
In the market the 1s day Of September next prepared
give cir undivided attention TO III business entrusted
to le and feel confident from their long experience L"
be uble 10 give entire satisfaction
We will make liberal adrsu dement's consisnmenis.
JOHN GROUSE,
Aug 2e-cti L. 8. IRVINE,
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We hear with sorrow that JAS Barbour, Esq,
the able delegate in the General Assembly
from the county Of Culpeper, still continues
dangerously ill: We trust that he may yet Il" us
spared to give his eminent abilities to the SER
vice of the Commonwealth.-[A Aler. Gazette.
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NOTICE..

NHAs committed to the jail Of Preston county Va on
w the Sst Of July last NEGRO MAN, supposed TO be
runaway slave. He Is about 40 years OF feet or
inches hgh aonewhat lame. caused by the d!socaton
OF the le. ankle jont has under the left eye He
had on when old gray Cssnett coat and pnntS
very much and ragged, and old black souch hat
lie calls himself JOHN, aud says he belonged or lived
with man by the Of Vim. Harris In Amherst ooun-
IT, Va but say. be originally belonged 10 man by the
name Of Scott, In said county
The owner requested prove his property pay charges
and take him away he will be disposed Of as The nH d..
reefs. W. H. uhlMES
Sent T-yc6y- Sheriff Preston County, VI.
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LAND IN CAROLINE FOii SALE.

NyJl ILL he sold At the Reedy Store, on WEDNESDAY,
w THE 20 or OCTOBER next the TRACT OF LAND
belonging the estate Of George Duvsl deceased The
tract consists Of 40 OF land well adapted the
crops OF ,h. region It Is supplied with Dwelling In ols
rsbe repair with Barn and other outouses for tobacco
ke,s, &C., Is also good.
Mr. H. II. WARE residing the premises will show the
place to any wishing TO examine Il.
Accommodating.
THcs l.. SCOTT. Admir- Of
Sent ls-swt2Sk3Oct Geo. g. Duval, decd
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN GHAkLO,T


TEIHE undersigned having determined 10 move south
4 oilers for sale hi. VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, IL
the county Of Charlotte yn the waters OF the "ard
Fork Just above aud the waters OF the RoanoEe lus
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This ,-ac, is located within three aud han miles OF
Messing Ford Depot the Richmond and punvilie Rail
road and contains about oO acres OF considerably
over 2U acres are rs.rac bottom and unsurpassed in
capacity OF production and IN facility OF cultivation, by
any In the county The alluval land comparatively ex
ept from overflow and loo secured against high
by dke which Is kept up At little COST and which
affords eiecual protection, with ordinary attention
With the exception Of dwelling house, sull other I'm
proveuents necessary excellent and 10 good repair
This plantation u widely known as .enarIabls FOR the
production Of fne shipping tobacco as my price. for the
past ten years will fully attest! also scarcely less dis
ngushed for It, whea, crops and swell adapted 10 what,
ever is grown In this portion Of the State.
Such IN opportunity for investment 10 real estate rarely
occurs and 10 those In land IN arShborhood pos
ssssng all the advantages Of good health and refined and
intelligent society will take great pleasure 10 showing the
premises.
TERMS nm fully determined TO SELL will make the
terms easy and accommodating. Any enquiries addressed
10 e will be promptly answered and reference can be had
10 Messrs Green uob.on, Richmond Va.
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EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSES AN


TBNE offers for sule AL the buildings and lois
ut Gloucester Court Housc. lately owned By his father,
John Tabh, decd.
The property consists OF Is teuentt among which are
one Brick Tavern with Brick Stable Ice House. ana 81!
other buildings necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwellings attaSheu'
seven other dwelling houses and shops for Saddcri BLACK
smiths. TailoTs, Carpenters and ShoeInaEers
The Tavern aud Dwelling Houses have convenient 1913
attached 10 them for gardens and other PURPOSES and are
all Ia good repair.
Gloucester Court House Is situated In the 'r. OF veal
thy popuous country and Is one Of the best ssaus io
business in this section
The Tavern might be made very prohHble, large nc3
csp. business has always been done there and fnecan
les of every kind can fud constant employ yment.
Tug reaMs which will be LIBERAL will be made known on
application The subscriber
J. PROSSER TABB,
Cnu
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TOTICE Is hereby given that and after the lst dsy
OF October next, Dorkage all articles shipped by
this city board Of vessels In the Dock,
mus, he paid before the said vessels will be permitted 10
pass through the ship locks unless responsible per
son. resident OF hi, city, assume the payment Of the
By order OF s President OF the james River and Kama
vhs Company JOHN CURRIS, JR., Collector.
Richmond September 20, 1850. Sept 2I-c2w
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7o Tire E4ii0;x or the Enquirer:


STANTON, Sept. 18th, 1860.
Genilcmcn-Bclow you have the card Of
Jacob Baylor, Esq.,, of Augusta county. As
warm Supporters of Breckinridge and Lane but
at the same time earnestly desiring the pre-.
servation of our glorious old Democratic State
organization, Which is Of more valnc 10 every
true lover Of the Old Dominion, than all
of the candidates in the field for Prcsi-
dent We earnestly request, as suggested
by Mr.. Bs proposition, that the Chairman
Of the Ereckinridye and Lane Executive Com.
mttee, call 4 meeting Of the Committee in
Richmond on the 9TH Of October, for the pur-
pose Of making. if possible, soue arrangement
with the Executive Committee Of the Douglas
party, by which We will have one Electoral
Ticket, pledged to cast the vote Of the State
ratcab!y, giving every voter his choice, with
out any sacrifice Of principle.
DO Us the favor to publish this, and Mr.. Z. $.
card in your next issue. and oblge
". \. ABSEr,
Tu0S j. MICHIc,
ALEX. Is. COCHRAN,
WV. II. WATTS.
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BY THE GOvERN0Is OF YIKGINlA.

Q
4 PROOLAM ALTON.
lSF0GMAT1oS having been received by the Executive
t:ai SAMUEL SNAPr, who confined In the Jail
=" =. county OF Mercer, upon charge OF felony, has
..i"'herrfrom and IL going at large; therefore,
-"';! oser Reward Of one hundred dollars to any
@ 40 shall arrest the said Samuel Snapp, and delirr,
jail OF said county OF Mercer aud do morrow,
Ss a.! officer, of:bs Commonwealth, civil anJ military
the people generally 10 uke their best exertions
pt0ture his asrc. that he may be brought TO justice
Het sadrr my hand Governor, End under the Less
= Sea! Of The Crianonwealth at Richmond, this 18th
r.. JOHN LETcHER.
sAss '" MrSFakD, Secretary OF Commonwealth.
.. Sapp u abou! "a years Of age, light complexion,
ai! face. blue eyes brown nuir He was raised in
Soaa'y OF Monroe, 10 this State. Sept 20-csw
81 THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
,ypop,,A \ PROCLAMATION.
MA tioN having been received by the Executive,
:: :rnrs. =" u, D. WALTERS who Is charged with the crime
ms, Committed In the county VI Halifax In This
.r eath on the eighteenth instant, has fed from
..,, aua is now going 1t. large; therefore do hereby
E,I ol uue Hundred dollars 10 scy person who
The SAID VIZ. H. Walters and deliver him into
.g, s"'o county OF Halifax. and do moreover re.
Nd eu'cers OF this Commons eallh civil aud military
htusst The people generally u.e their best exertons
ms arseS' that he may be brought TO Justice
'" u"c-r my hand rs Governor and nnucr Oh. T sco
= S-il o! the Commonwealth d, RicbmonS ,his osd
- day Of September, 1850 '"' -'"'
syM, Gov-,,o. JOHN LETcEER.
I'm y ~ Eko W. hrsFokn. Sec'y Of the Courh
~, Walters IL about I've feet ten inches k;~h uh,
s.. complexion. little feckled has cough and ~
:,ib fe. nails being dark soored not adheripc IN d.
s '"e >fin' Sept 2i-c3v
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II.
DURSCAST 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust execu-
ted to inc by John D. Taylor the 18th day Of Jnnu-
srv lS and recorded in the Clerks Office Of lanovsr
County Court the 10th day OF January, 1863 sha
trustee under the said deed proceed upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY. THE lUTH DAY OF OCTOBER, $780, II
fair II not on the next fair day thereafter TO Sell at public
auction the tract Of land In said desd described contain
Ing hundred and six and half acres, adjoining the
lands Of ~m a. Day and Others being the same tract OF
land purchased by The said John D. Taylor OF Catherine
Canerons estate. The said land IL well tmbered and
tered and productive any high land In the said
neghborhood and within short distance OF the village Of
Ashland and the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.
rangemeu for much may be necessary 10 deay the
expenses OF drawing executing and recording said deed
trust and discharge the debt secured therein, being the
Of 0u with Interest thereon from the Isl of Janua
rs 1859 A. the remainder OF the purchase money H.
beral credit will bs extended II desired.
Son, 6-rtds CuASTh1S WHITE Trustee
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Elprin,.9 81, arua
We H@'' 50
liESRY j. isEDFIELp aud
II. 6, RANDALL.
District Electors.

District Electors.
l--Sclah Is. Strong. lS-Cias. Gcolvear.
2--.Iohn il. Brewer. l9-tieo. Z Clyde.
al ~ Westcrvclt. 90 Mum.
4-Eiijah +. Purdy. 2l-Alnb S. higgins
5--Wm 4. koblc. 22-L 3. Cruckcr
6--J. DcP. OgdcI. 23--Plcrson Ma,!v.
T-Wm. Duncan. ol--John VI. S:.oU-.
S-Stcph. P Russell 2o-E II. Sandrr,rf.
9--Abram B. Congsr. 26-Jas. ". PG.:r!.
lO-Danl 3. St. John. 27--MiIes II Frynrh.
lie. L. Strong 2S--Cha$. II. Carroll.
l2-Wm. Kent. 29--Addson lrh,:urr
l3-Mar,in Springer. 3O--John 3 >hIrn'r
ll--James Kidd 3l-Lorenzo Burro" :.
l5-Isaiah Blood. 32-Nm Williams.
l6-Henry II. Ross. 33-S. D. Caldwell.
l7-David C. Judson.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Chas O. Conner Samuel j. 1ildcn,
Sam F. Bu,terworth, Daniel F. Tienann,
Edward Croswell, James Monroe,
II. Grinncll Daniel Dcvhn,
C. l.. NJ. Barlow, Andrew Mount.
Wilson q. Hunt, Charles i. Srcor.
Committee.
JOSHUA D. HENRY, Chair,uau.
,IEulAL REED, Secretary.
New York, Sept. "a, 1880
The Douglas names taken from the ticket
were substituted BY the following Breckih lJse
men,
J. II. Brewer, j. \. WesIIfe!d.
Vim. Duncan Vim. Kobe,
s. p Russell, 4. b. Cuhger
n. S. Randall, Elcc,or at Large.
The representatives Of the Union part O. IN
the Electoral ticket, as the consequence oi tbs
change, will stand thus:
Sc"cn Rreckinridge, ten Eel! and Lrc'rtt,
and eighteen Douglas me:l.
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TO FARMERS SEEKING
Manurcs fol- Wheat Culture.
US e
RHODES SUPER-PH0SPHATE
THE
STANDARD MANURE.

pH0DES' STANDARD AND ESTABLISHED MANURE
Ii has heen long before the American Farmers and
Planters meeting universal favor that do not think
necrssafy toappcnd Of certificates but that Farm
ers may form estimate of
Rhodes Standard Manure,
PLAN MT FOOD.
We make the following from Prof JouXsoss Report
on Manures;
"rhe particles Of the fines. bone dust will not average
smaler than uNBHuSbRYpII ScH while those OF this
precpilated phosphate not than oSE-TwRsTr.
ruoys. .Spru Og AZ INCH in diameter"
PRICE: $40 SO per ton o. 900 lbs, cash.
address SCH:FR, KOHLER & Co.,
Cary ST., neur Columbian Hotel,
SAINT ta-ckwlm Richmond Va
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REaI ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
on MONDAY TIE Sru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, At
SHFSTEKrIELD c. H., THAT BEING C0URT-DAY.
1Y virtue of o! the Circuit Court Of Che iered
pronounced the 2Ith OF October 1882 In the suit
OF David Wlnfree and Others against David r. branch,
and Others the undersigned Commissioners shall proceed
sell, at public auction, the tract OF land hereafter de-
scribed MONDAY the Sth day OF October SG0 the fol-
lowing real estate, belonging 10 the estate OF the late COL
Wm p Winfree lying in the county OF Chestertld-that
valuable tract OF land which Co William z. WInree
sided the time Of his DEATH situated 2 miles west OF
Chest rrrd Courthouse and l2 IS miles south Of Rich.
ond containing 95S acres $50 Su0 OF which arabe
in good heart and productive the rests In woods The Rrg
portion OF which is OF original growth containing great
deul Of yuuab timber convenient TO saw.Gl There Is
very good Dwelling upon this tract containing six
roomS-negro quarters granaries tobacco ba ns stables
and all other oubuings required upon such
farm u OF which in good repair The arm very well
supplied with good wncr, and The crops grown upon have
been wheat and tobacco, 10 the growth Of which
Il Ii very we'll apapted.
Adjoining this farm there Is very good AILLSEAT,
with ]. acres of land attached thereto which will be sold
III the Sune time and place.
Terms SALg-So much cash IYay be required de.
fray the expenses Of sale, and upon credit OF md
wears us the residue of the purchase money In equal
smonts taking bonds with coed security from the pucha.
.rrs and tile retained until all Of the purchase money Is
paid. Possession given Immediately.
WM. T. LlTHG0W, / o.,
SiDESHAM WALKE, oonm rS
PS The arm II required will be divided 10 suit purcha.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


JAHIES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
SALE.
T OFFER for SALE privately, my plantation known ~
Mannsve, the residence Of the late Tarton Fleming
lying In the county of Goochaud, James River tor'y
three miles above Richmond. II contal 6y recent survey
$40 acres Of which $50 James River Low GROUNDS
35V arabic high land all In high state OF cultivation VI
the remaining $50 acres, LIS are In original timber so"
the res, In pine standing pasture. The buildings are
all substantial and In good repair For further
address the subscriber ut 1och orond r. o., 1ooeAlahu
county. Va. ,r,, T., rpvrvc
Sept 6-ctf w VI. ~. rE-s.-..N .l-I--
J1MES RIVER LAND FOX SA Il.
ruyE subscriber wishes sell his Farm, located on the
l South side Of James Slver, In Chesterfield county,
aho eight miles from the city Of Richmond IL contains
t acres. about which arabic the remainder IN
oak aud pine growth (oginal and secNnd There are W
or 70 acres Of grounds and some branch mats The
buildings usually found on farm OF its sIe ana
hayr been erected within the last Few years Ihere IS
Granite Quarry upon the land In successful operation me
wood upon the farm It Is Supposed would pay the price
asked Tor It. There Is ready access 10 Richmond aFRe
by the Canal. ., -, =, o.
Partial possession ito seed whes can DO hsa is '' o'
tober. -, ,u,,,,
Mr England, who lives on the farm Will exhibit H.
iS CHAS r. FRIEND,
Al.,z
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, cord fJohn Bell, which speak trumpet.tongued
for union in Virginia of all friends to the insti.
tuition Of slavery. His desire to restrict the
division of Texas to TWO, instead of four slave
States, was to be expected from that Southern
man who had signalized the early portion oil
his public life by M entente cordidlt with Ad.
ans, Slade i CO., and subsequently with Hale,
lIamlin and Corwin.
His proposition to cut off from Texas ten
and half degrees north of the thirty fourth
parallel of north latitude, to be made part Of
free territory, was surrender, not only OF
Southern rights, but an attempt to barter away
Southern soil. Can Virginia Democrats hesi-
tate rs to their duty in this canvass between
Breckenridge and Bell, when, BY failure to vote
for the former, they actually aid the latter,
whose whole public life presents not one in
stance Of faithiulness to the people who had
honored him w,h their confidence and cntruSt-
cd him with the protection Of their rights
item
Meeting of the Democratic. State ENeru-
tive Committee.
The Chairman of the Central Executive
Committee being absent, we take the liberty
to request the members Of the Committee to
meet in Richmond on the 9TH Of October
We have been repeatedly requested to assem-
bic the Committee for important business hut
in the absence Of the Chairman we have not
felt at liberty to make the call. But, urged by
q meeting of the party in Augusta, as we'll as
by influential gentlemen whose card will be
found in this paper, we now ask the Committee
toaSscmblc in Richmond, on the 9TH Of October
Executive Committee.
The following gentlemen compose the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee appointed by
the President under resolution OF the State
Convention at Charlottesville:
John Rutherford, of Richmond; William
Lamb, Of Norfolk Vim. II. TAnson Of Peters
burg John r. Edmunds, Of Halifax Joseph
Fuqua, of buckingham; Paulus Powell, Of
Amherst; N. ". Fisher, Of Northampton; r.
L. T. Bealc, Of We.tmorclsnd W. W. Payne,
of Fauquier; John B. Hoge of Berkeley ;
JOS. II. Skinner, OF S;aunton; L. T. Dennis,
of Creenbrier; Vim. II. Cooke, Of Wythe !;
James L. Carr, Of Kanawha; James Neeson,
of Marion Lewis f. Harvie, Of Amelia; Geo.
Gordon. of Louisa; Nat. Tyler, Of Richmond
city William Old. Jr, d.; Thos. p. August
do; James Dove, do; !; Geo. ". Randolph, do.
/. W. Glazcbrool;, do; r. 0. Haskins, do;
\. =. Hill, dc.
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\rrOkNEI At INV,
,-..,r =, ,, ,,o:rs OF the city OF Richmond, and
pa. t,r, g! t:en;itc, Hanover and Caroline
i i ;.,,r i'qnl.' una commissioner o' 'he ehite"
STATES ."u .-.hju h.w.ea Mr.. Chss:a!n White aud hiut
dissolved a!s o:!.ce i. now on liza street. just
trloS Goitu's Hall
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1SfALL IMPORTATION ~
70 EDlT09S ARD PRINTERS!

THE Subscribers ask attention to their Stock Of PRINT
l. ING TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES, &c,
Large supply OF which they keep cons,aE;y Ga hsnc a.
heir Type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS. Gold Street, NcNv York,
All OF which warrant equal il y respect 10 any u,sn
ufactured In this county and vii! ssh the usual terms
VIZ SIX months cred, c- approved negotiable notes. o
ten per cent. discount for cash.
Old Type taken in exchange for new at the customary
price OF nine per pound Il delivered within sixty day
from time OF purchas., otherwise SIX cents per pound
VIM HAGAR JR., & co.
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i. q. 6, ROED,
LIWitENCE ;. ;rIAxhE

7rhFvrY XNp CUCNSELlOR AT Law,
-, ,..,J 20 any business entrusted to him In the
" 70 -: Q: buckingham and adjacent counties
w t9S''s, IN AM Cnnrt. House April 24-cf
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STArNToN. Sent. %, 1850

Editor Of Inder:-From the above card Of
Jacob Baylor Esq, | think there is yet hope
that the organization of the Democratic party
in Virginia can be maintained, and that the
electoral vote Of Virginia can be carried over
Bell and Everett without either wing Of the
Democratic party sacrificing any principle.
By this proposition every vote cast for Douglas
and johnson, or for Brcckinridge and Lane,
will get it's ratcablc part of the vote of the
State. therefore propose that the State Ex-
ecutive Committees of these tickets meet at
Richmond on the 9Th Of October next for the
purpose of arranging for one ticket. Demo.
cratic papers please copy.
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NOTlCE.-The following listed TOBACCO having re.
~ maaed IN Sockoe Warehouse. undemauded for three
yean and from the time OF It, reception therein
vii. oa the EIGHTEENTH DECEMBER NEXT, proceed 10
s Tie same Or and establish claim 10 the
sane as the Law directs SEQ Rev. Code Chap Sec 81.
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NsRGISlA.-At Rules held Ia the Clerks ONCE Of
the Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond the 9Th
day Of September 1S60--
James 5. Mason and William J. Gamer partners under
the style snd hrm OF James S. Mason & Co.. Samuel g.
ScheG lin, Sidney A. S:heGen, James 5. Sclenrlln H.
Schefen, John u. Dix 'ph H. wrsterleld William A.
OF scheGein, Brother { Company William p.nfoId, An.
drew j. Parker and Ephrsm Mower, Jr partners under
tile style OF peniold, Parker Mower and II. Hazard
Plaintiffs,
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copy-Teste,
Sept G-cw4w MnprAJ IL MANN D. c.

Th- object Of this suit 10 TO obtain divorce frotn the
bonds Of matrimony and affidavit havnc been IN and
filed TINT the defendant above named n non resident
As Commonwealth, the said defendant notified TO appear
within month after due publication hereof aud do what
Is necessary to protect her Interest In this suit.
Copy-reste,
Sep 6-cw4w M0RElU u. MANN DC
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SIIOCKOE WILL
RlCHMllND IIROIiNn pI ASTER

I AN now prepared TO supply any demand for
PLASTEs, FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
MY stock Of Lump s large; selected from the purs-t
Windsor (Sova scoa) Quxrrir with special reference
It's richness In SrLrIA Op LINK.
Thankful for the heavily increased patronage the rspu
a,ion OF my brand shall be fully sus,aned for aud
PROPER prLrERIAATioS. JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
Sept l.J--cts Office No IL Pearl
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE C0UN-

81 UENT TtA VI " Al LhF,
The farm II required will be divided 10 suit purcha
ser, Persons desiring further Information will nddrcss the
Commissioners at Richmond, Va. Sep 1l-ctds
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lSiiAM KEITH. .,,, 'r ~
-n,ino y,l.uCIgG COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
r",sS:s:St CTi'fsEisS OF HEAVY WOOL
y ~ GnpiI$. MICRO BLANKETS, srOCklSG fARH'
, pJ * l!NSEiS. ivr negro women. Marcn o-clS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
4 1HEROE6EE REMEDY
ROOTS, Banks AND LEAVES .e. .0...
NAusEoUS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We AK the aeted Of either which do prefsi
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
Reedosone which viii speedily and permanently cure you
or the vile compounds heretofore used with all
and facilitating effect together with the oathaome disease
many times following the of Mineral Poisons
The Cherpkee Remedy s specific for 9onorr
nea Glee travel Structure Fluor Aihus, {Whes, in Fe
ae and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these
EASES By natural laws after all other prsparaons have failed
could be produced of its effects which would sagger creauty
The naseous preparations heretofore tailed hut this
has in RtaHce been known fail Happily for man
kind the governor Of the world Father who aets not 10
gill, but
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these aeadfu
cases. Which when taken quickly flies to all of the system
hs disease q every pest snd with fidelity and courag
truly admirable gives until has completely es
former health and yfgor.
This Remedy strikes at tho very disease III
tendency nj simply Suspend the poison but to the
cause on which 1t depends.
And what enhances ta value is the entire Of all
seons taste or smell 1t lay the counting roa
toilet table without ever being suspected Remedy"
rease YGnerea disease, with full directions for hei,
permanent accompany eReh bottle.
Sold byJ WRIGHT CO.. Nos q and ISL Chartrtn sres,
NeE Orleans and by ell respectable Druggss dealers IL
medicines.
POTTER d MERwIN. Sole Proprtetora,