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Our lU Houses. .The elegant mansion of Win. R. RenMelear. in the count of Rensaelear, aoout on mile from Albany, is advertised for aale. The house is one of the most "extensive ever erected in America. It whole cost was 140,000. The walls and ceilings are painted in pieces by BragaMi. and the whole house is wannd by Perkin's hot water pipes. There ar? two miles of wrought iron pipes laid down in the house for the purpose. Attached to this house re extensive pleasure grounds, containing a variety of trees and shrubbery, and five miles of wiuding carriage road. The

whole estate contains 00 acres, 300 of which are enclosed by a substantial board fence thoroughly painted. The house Stands on the banks of the Hudson, 300 feet above the river, and commands a view of unsurpassed beauty and extent. To millionaire, who wishes for a place ready made to his hand, this house of Beverwyck presents attractions not often found in America. The grounds can be kept up for 82,500 per annum, and the whole bouse be supported in the true atylo for 40,000 per annum. It is a great pity that such a superior seat so long remained untenanted; especially when it is considered that the price asked if only $60,000. Rochester Dern. Cl. Fremont. A Va9hinct0n letter in the New York Post says: To-morrow morning Col. Benton will set out for New York, whither he goes to make some needful arrangements for the passage of the lady of Col. Fremont to California. Mrs. P. take the steamer for Chagres, on Thursday. She will be accompanied by her brother-in-law, Mr. Jacobs, of Louis villa. Ky. It is generally known that Colonel Fremont had made preparations previous to setting out upon his overland expedition last fall, for a permanent settlement in California. lie forwarded by sea a most ample supply of farming implements and other thing requisite for an extensive rural establishment. I understand that it is the intention of Mr. JaooUa, also, tq settle jn that region jVesf Application of Chloroform.- Mr. C. S. Bate, a dentist, writing in the London Lancet, recommends a new way of applying chloroform to abate the horrors of footh-pulling, which, if his account be well founded, as we suppose it must be. will suoersede the ordinary method of using it by narcotizing the patient. Instead of being inhaled, the chloroform is to be applied directly to the nerve of the tooth which the dentist renders accessible for the purpose, when necessary. It is applied on lint or cotton. It "causes the most violent pain to subside, says MrBate, soon after which tl e tooth may be removed with comparatively no pain." Here the plan is to stupify the nerve of the footh. Instead of the whole patient a great improvement certainly, which by re moving the ordinary method of Administration, may render the use of chloroform by dentists much more common than it WOW is. A Cutting Reply. An avaricious divine seeing a poor boy in a deplorable eondition, called him to the door, and giving him a mouldy piece of bread, asked him if he could read, to which he answered in the negative; to the question whether he oould say the Belief and the Lord's Prayer, the answer was the same. 'Well' said the divine, I will teach you that; Our Father, said the instructor. Our Father, repeated the boy; 'what your father as well as mine?' Yes, certainly.' Then We are brothers? To be sure we are, was the ready reply. Why then,' replied the boy, pulling the crust from behind his coat, how could you give your poof brother this mouldy piece of bread?' A Southern poet, who cannot raise funds enough to get to the gold oiggins, thus pours out his lull soul in glowing trains: If I wssaa vlepheat, I'd pack my trunk aud travel; And away ia Califoray 14 QaQ be scratching gravel! Another says: If I M wild-cat, , 'd spring from tree to tree, I'd aeon he in Californy The jailer boy to aee! Quick Trarelting. The Albany eorreapondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer good authority says that arrangements are under consideration by the several railroad companies between Albany and Buffalo, and the Michigan Central Railroad, as will put passengers through in two and a half days from New York to Chicago. Five hundred debtors are confined in the Baltimore jail for debt. We perceive no advantage to creditors in such a state of things. We pity the families who are suffering for want qf food in consequence of the confinement of those who would Plkerwue earn bread for them. Mr. W. B. Scarfe.'a respectable citizen of . Pittsburgh, while dressing a few days since, stuck the point of a common pin into one of his fingers, since which time he has been racked with excrutiating pains. The (azMte says that "faint hopes are entertained of his recovery. - Every aid that medicine can give has been resorted to, but it t'sr that seems to bid defiance to medical skill." A letter written front San Francisco, complains bitterly of the lack of black smiths in that region, lie says that almost any sort of a workman can make himself independent there in a very short time, weges rag from f 20 to 350 per deim. "w The Pecan Crop, once in three years, is a great affair in Texas. It is considerml equal to the cotton crop, for one hand $in gather from one to three bushels a day id the packing season lasts from si to eight weeks. It is estimated that this year 0,000 bushels of pecans would be exported from Gaudalupe alone, Passengers who came up on the Peyto mm- to Louisville, report the Cholera to be on &e increase iu New Orleans. The reytoaM. left ihe latter city on the 6th inst. and arrived at Louisville lost Mondav pijfPt. The value of knowledge is exemplified in the price paid for newspapers in California. They bring one dollar each, at the mint.

Singular Water Works. The JeflVr-

sonville(Va) Democrat makes mention of a novel preparation for supplying the citizens of that town with water. It says: The principle is somewhat, like the tele graph, as follows: There are posts placed at a certain distance from each other. through which posts are projecting nooks, curved so as lo hold a wire, and at such a distance from the post as to lot the bucket pass and repass without any obstruction. The bucket has roller attached, so that with a litfht impelling force it passes to the water, fills itself, and with a wherl at the extremity of the line that a child can turn with ea9e. in brought with rapidity to the required place. The price i 26for the first IOO yarJs, and 8 cents peryard for all over that distance. Gov. Cass has pressed hard, for forty years, upon the National Treasury. And in his case, 'appetite increases by what it feeds on." He resigned his seat in the Senate to run for President. Rejected by the people, be obtains, with difficulty , a re-election to the Senate from the Legislature of Michigan; reaches Washington on the last day of the session of Congress; takes his seat at 9 o'clock at night, so that for three hours service, he may draw $1,800 mileage money! We say three hours beeause after twelve o'clock he dodged a vote on the Wilrnot Proviso and California bill, affecting conscientious scruples against voting on Sunday! Starch Puiding. One who has satisfactorily illustrated the truth ot the old adage that the "proof of the pudding is in eating the string." has the following receipt for making Starch Pudding: Four table-spoons of starch, three 'eggs, one quart of milk and a little salt. Pulverize the starch beat it and the eggs together heat the milk; when near boiling add the starch and eggs, stirring it briskly till it boils; when it is done serve with creart and loaf sugar. It is said to be a most delicate dish. Important Arrest. An old offender, known as Jim Webb, against whom there are several indictments pending, and who is also suspected, with having been con cerned in stealing the government jewels, was arrested by officer Iloyer, of NewYork, on Monday. The officer found him at Jersey city, and, by deluding him with the idea that they were old cronies, and abusing the Police Gazette, got him to cross in the boat to New York with him. The (Jazette charges that the thieves. Hand and Webb are the govern ment jewel robbers, under direction of James Young, the suspended high constable of Philadelphia. Gold Mines in Michigan. Tho Minesota Mining Company have found, at a distance of 30 feet below the surface of the ground, a rich lode of Copper Ore. 7 feet wide, with a vein four inches thick containing considerable Silver, and on one side of this, a vein of puie Copper, nine inches thick. They have followed this 12 feet in depth, and ten feet in length and find neither end or bottom. Another Nltaft sunk at a distance of 100 feet, strikes the same vein of pure copper. The Stock of this Company is now considered worth 3UO per cent premium. Mr. Horace Vanjjhn, of Fast Greenwich. Jihode Island, has made, tho past season, one hundred barrels of wine from the vines growing wild within a few miles of that place, and shows the productiveness of the vine in that state. 1 Boston Trav. The bachelor editor of the Boston I'ee, in speaking of tho domestic duties of fb males, savs there are hundreds of ladies in that city who know not how the apple gets into the heart of a dumpling. The Ohio Statesman has a telegraphic report that "Fit Henry Warren of Iowa. has been appointed Second Assistant Postmaster General." This is the place recently held by W. J. Brown of Indiana. A Powerful Lens. By the use of a powerful lens, the sun's rays may be concentrated into a heat far exceeding that produced by other usual means. Dr. Draper of New York has one which will melt pebble stones, or cast iron, as easily as sealing wax is melted in a candle. Historical Notes of Virginia, bv Thomas Jefferson. We are happy to learn that the original MS. copy of this work.which disappeared someyears since, has at lencth been found. It was presen ted by Doctor J. T. Barclay to Dr. II., who has generously presented it to the Library of Congress, where it may be seen by those who are interested in such mementoes of the past. Thomas Morris. Esq., formerly United States Marshal of New York, and son of the celebrated Robert Morris, of Philadelphia, died in N. York on Monday last. (rVe regret to see the announcement of the death of Philander Hamilton, Esq., several times a Representative in the General Assembly from Decatur countv. He died at t-reensuurgh 00 the 5th inst.-.JttJ. Slate Sentinel. r-The Free Negro Bill the Legislature of Delaware. has passed It empow crs the magistrate of the State to arrest all free negroes who have no apparent oc cupation or means ot living, and hire them out for a term of service not exceeding a year. Too Much of a Htrry. A lady leaving New York a day or two ago, just as they were raising the plank of the steamboat, cried out to her husband, "Goodness, George, 1 must go back to the Astor House I've left my teeth in the washbowl." Hon. John D.tvis. of Mass., The National Intelligencer says that this gentleman, besides being constitutionally ineligible, has constantly declared that he would not accept a cabinet office, on any conditions. Magnetic Wires under the Sea An experiment haa recently been made in the English Channel, by which the magnetic wires covered in Gutta Perch a, have been carried three miles into the Channel, with perfect success. It is believed that the wires connecting London and Paris can be carried across the Channel, and thus perfect that implant oommunipatioTJ,

The Mormonites. These remarkable

people are increasing in numbers both in this country and in England. The London Globe says that there is a large body of them in the neishboring districts who are preparing to emigrate and to colonize in California. They have chartered four or five vessels for their accomodation and intend to leave in the Spring. The Mormons, it is known, have already a settlement in California, where they are sucoesfully engaged in agriculture. Considerable numbers of them are on their way to the same region.. The first emigrating colony was o large that a battalion five hundred strong was formed fro.ii it. The religious views of thess people are peculiar, but we have no accurate knowledge of them. Their domestic polity is that of communism in some of its forms. Persecution has had its usual effect in multiplying the votaries of this strange faith. They appear to be industrious, and it is very certain that they exhibit an unusual degree of perseverance and fortitude In the prosecution of their purposes. Halt. American, 10 h. An Interchange of Opinions On Friday last Gov. Dewey transmitted to the Assembly a copy of the resolutions passed by the Virginia Legislature, adverse to the Wilrnot Proviso, in favor of Slavery. Ate. Whereupon, on motion of Air. Strong, the Assembly voted that the Governor be requested to send to Virginia the resolutions on these same subjects which have been passed by our Legislature. Milwaukie Sentinel, 22J. During the past week the presentation of sword took place at asbiiigton, which had been voted by Congress to Major Generals Butler of Kentucky, Twigs. Worth. Quitman, and the heirs of the late General Ifamor. They bad recently been finished ut the celebrated manufactory of Ames, of Springfield. They are of superb manufacture, costing. 1 9.000. The swords were delivered by the President to the respective friends of the gallant men to whom they had been voted. High Pkice fou Cokn The New York Express states that eighty dollars were paid for four barrels of green corn and peas, received by steamer Crescent City, from Chagres, and sent direct to Washington. Quite a tall price for vegetables. Short, Shorter. Shortest. Ths dispatches of General Taylor were short his speeches shorter and the following letter shortest. During the Mexican War, one of the minor officers who had charge of forage addressed to Gen. Taylor a note in these words : Sir In oqedience to my instructions from the Quartermaster at Tampa. I have put all the horses and mules upon half allowance; must the stall" horses form an exception to this rule?" To which the following letter was re sponsive : "NO. Z. TAYI.OK.' Yankee Enterprise. A correspond ent of the Providence Journal relates the following incident: A gentleman long identified with the ice trade, having enter ed into it as early as lCO.r, after some twenty-five years of successful enterprise. thought to enlarge his sphere of kuowl: edge and action by entering into other mercantile business He soon became entangled by his relation to some unfortutunate mercantile houses, and found him self a debtor to tne amount 01 ziu.mru. This must have given him more of a chill than his ice-houses ever did. But he knew that ,1 faint heart never won a fair lady or noble prize. He told his creditors that if thev would give him time and not hamper him at all, he would pay the whole, principal ami interest. For thirteen years iie labored for it, and last year made the closing payment on $210,000 principal, and about 70,t00 interest.. He did it in his old business, as the ice king of the globe. He sold his cargoes in Ihe great southern ports of the two hemispheres at low prices, kept rigid faith, bought largely the needed storehouses in various centers of the trade, secured the lands around his ponds, made friends every where, and now comes out with an independent fortune and free of debt. Such was his generous policy that the English residents of Calcutta presented him with a fire-proof stone storehouse, as a token of respect and to retain him in that market. Marriage of an American in Chili. Mr. Barton. United States Charge des Af fairs to Chili, recently was married to a j wealthy lady in that country, the Signorita Donna something or other. The ceremony was performed by the chaplain of the United States ship. Independence. The Catholic Bishop refused his sanction to the nuptials, on account of the Charge being a Protestant and the lady a Catholic. After the marriage was performed by the Chaplain, the Bishop asserted that the minister had a wife then living in the the United States, whereupon the minister addressed a note to the Bishop, demanding an anoloirv. with the threat that - 1 unless one was jitrii wiiiiiu iwriiu-mur hours, it would become a national affair. From Yucatan. Bv the arrival of Capt. Smith, of brig Potomac, from Sisal, we have information up to lGth February, lie states that "the affairs of the Government are still in a very unsettled state. ! The American troops have been in sever- j al engagements, and suffered considerably. There was much dissatisfaction existing among the officers and men of this regiment, caused by the false representa-i tions made to them before starting from New Orleans; in consequence of which, one major, five captains, and some eight or ten lieutenants had resigned. It was reported at Sisal that Pihesuca, (the headquarters of that division) was again surrounded by the Indians; that the whites had no provisions, and would be compelled to retreat, if they had not already done so. The Indians had latterly exhibited mqch bravery, fighting in the open field and hand to hand, a method which they have hitherto avoided. The markets were well supplied with American goods Produce of the country scarce and highJournal of Commerce. Bed and Black- Johnson being once in company with some scandal-mongers, one of whom accused an absent friend of resorting to rouge, be observed, "It is perhaps, after all much better for a lady So redden her own cheeks, than, ta bjacken p!her people's characters. "

HUNTINGTON HOUSE,

tit II. Tit .-,, IDS. 'TTMlIS Ilonse formerly known as the "Man1. n House" aud occupied by K. BaooKt, haa recently been purchased by the subscriber, who isaow fitting it up in modern style for lU accommodation of Ihe public. Ilia shall at all times be provided with the best the country afford; and shall not be surpassed in variety ami style I,v any in ihe Country. He in also about filling up and enlarging hia which shall he provided with a good itnd careful OsTLr.R, and plenty of the best of feed for horses The undersigned feels confluent that, by strict attention to the wauls of his guests, he will merit a share of public patronage. Boarding by tlie Day or Week. on reasonable terms Also, HORDES kept by the dav or week. ORIN HUNTINGTON. Richmond, Feb. 31, Ie49. 9tf r I EXXIii:i; PEACHES.-A quantity I very fine; and for sale at G. .McCl'LLOUGII. jau. 33, 1843, 5-tf UF.SPFCTFULLY inform his friends and the public, that on accouut of his bad health, he has opened a go.nl stock of Family Oroeeries, in his Store Room, opposite the National Hotel, and will sell as low as anv house iu the cityRichmond, June, 7, IV4. 24-tf DESCHAMP'S REMEDY FOK CONSUMPTION: I ''HE GREAT FRENCH R E M f. I V ; Broll A A?i, SU I'ropri'tor, Cincinnati, Ohio. ill For s.ile. wholesale and retail, by HAINES &. FAIJQl'HAR, srt,iie ihe. Hank, RlCHMOMU, 11111 A. 1st mo. 31st. 1849. Gtf IMPKR! IWPKRM I'APKR!!! A LARGE lot of PRINTING PAPER of al kinds; also, CAP, LETTER, DRAWING, and WRAPPING PAPER, of everv description; also, BOX HOARDS. For sale at the "Cheap Western Cash Store." The highest marktt price given fnr Ras. SCOTT vV CO. Richmond, Oct. 4, 184. 41-tf 1MPOKTAXT TO THE INTEREST OF THE COUNTRY, r I 'HAT settlements should frequently be mude while lite is spared. Mini memory serves: and now that another year has just cloned, we we would invite all those who have unsettled accounts or notes due, to come forward and extend that aid without which no buxjuess can be carried on successliilly. and we will he greatly benefited and obliged by receiving our dues, and thereby enabling us to pay ours. VW still continue :it the old stand, !o. 'it. Of posite the Branch Bank. whert it will utiord us pleasure to show and dispose of our Goods on . the most reasonable terms. HAINES Sc FARQUIIAR. j New-Year's day, i"l!l. N.QTIPXJ-, Tit. Hlondenliall, h aving taken Wm. m CAMrsrt.i. into Co-Partnership in the Richmond Paper Mill concern; they expert to furnish customers wilh GOOD ARTICLES iu their line Brill; on your K .-'av aT 3 a siiul OATS STRAW? HGPThe highest market price paid for Linen and Cotton liags.aud tints Straw ; either in Cash, or Paper anil Books, at Cash prices, by the firm of .MENDENIIALL CAMPBELL. Richmond, Jan. 21lh 149. 5tf J L'ST RECEIVED 154 doz. Table Knives; 51) Pocket " " liutclier 20 Scissors; aud for sale, by FLETCHER BENTON, Main it., one ilmir H e of ihe Hunk. Richmond, Nov. 3, 2Mf I ."MIES II and pure Oil of Lemon, atiJ other nice articles, just opeued bv IRVIN REED. Nov. 4, 18 15. B-tf FOR FAMILY USC, RIED Beef, Belogua Sausages, Chese. Jr Pressed Tallow,' Caudles, Soap. No. 1 .Mackerel, Kice, Ground Spices, of all kinds at E. II. GITIIENS. June 7. 134. I IQI OH.Best Brandy; Old Rye Whisky; Port, Madeira and Ten'tF Wines, for medi cinal purposes; Lime Juice, Imon and Sarsarilla Syrups, for sale at REED'S Drug and Aug. 2:, lP4d. Medicinal Depot. O IV KR. Madder, Capperas, Logwood, Extract do., Nut Galls, Blue Vitriol, Nic Wood. Fustic, ImJigo, prepared Blue, Camwood, Oil Vitriol. Aqua Fartis, Munatin Acid, Lac Dye, Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, ic.ic, always on hand and for sale cheap, at REED'S Drug and Dye Establishment. Richmond. Ang. 23, 1848. 35tf PKRRr DA VIM Vet-pfable Pin Killer, a new and invaluable medicine; every family should have a bottle of it in the house, it it cktf. Fnr sale by I. REED. An 23, 1S4. 35lf HAVE YOU TRIED DR. PFRDIES FAMILY MEDICINES; well they are good, call at Dr. Howell Drug Store, No. 16, Main street, where you can get Turdies Pills, for Dispepsia and Lipr affections Purdies Plaster for all sorts of sores. Purdies Ointment for all disease of the skin, eruption, piles, burns, ic, and Dr. Purdie Phoenix Bitters, a great restorer of the svstem. These medicines are just intro.1 I l.-1... ... U:A -. . .. Ik. I east. Trv 'them, and prove them. I Richmond, Feb. 23, 1.-49. 10-tf SIXJt A!D FUR HATSAXDC.4PS OF THE SPRING STYLE; for ale by JOHN SL'FFRINS. Richmond, March 1849. 27tf. B tel. READ. Cracker and Cakes, fresh, con stantly ob band, opposite the National HoE. H. GITHENS. us r;ci::3.:d chjtal depot, fS at pr. Howe!! Drug Store, wfcere a large lock of Mineral Teeth, from the ManofacThomia St. Den hard can be at manufactur er price, aUo. Gold and Tin Foil. F;Ie, For ceps, Jkc.. Planter cf Paris, apd ee ly thing that prntytsoeed. Plea? ea.ll at !o fn jo, W

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r I"IIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub- ; J lie and his friends, that fie still continues the Stone Cutting business in Rtchmondtn Fear I street, near the Market House, where he will be! pleased to furnish cat atone of every description,' on the most accommodating terms. ' He has bow i on hand (and expects shortlv to receive an adtli- ' tiooal supply,) a complete assortment of UERICAX S1RBLE L CfilO CHAFE STCE5,!

which he will s il rhraper. for cai-h, than they liave ever before been sold iu this citv. Piaia and Ornamental I-etu-rinc. done in good style an i to order. Call aud exautiue Lis assortment and prices. DANIEL MORRISON. Richmond, Pept. 14, 147. 3?lf THOMAS MASON, UNDERTAKER AND COFFINMAKER. RESPECTFULLY informs the people of Richmond aud vicinity , that he keeps on hand READY-MADE COFFINS, and that he is prepared w ith a genteel and will give prompt aud particular attention to Funeral arrangements. He w ill make Collins at lite shortest notice , either day or night. iLTMIe has recently purchased a stock of M.Hiwor and Wai.m-t VAN EER and Gopai. Vanisii, and has no hesitation in s:tying that he will be able to give satisfaction to those reqnring his j service. ily'SHOl" on Pearl street, a few door j sou 1I1 of -M.iiu. Also, A large assortment of patent screw Bednteaus. constantly on hand, prices eheap. Richmond, April l-'th, 14-4. lGtf 7"OLTN(; HYSON, IMPERIAL, GUNPOWM DER, and BLACK TEAS, for sale by the subscriber; and warranted to be good. G. McCULLOUGII. jan. 2t, Ia9. 5-lf CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY T IIE undersigned respectfully informs the public tlist he continue business at hi old stand, on Filth street, !-oitn ot" tl.e Siarr Inn ', where he makes to order all kinds of CARRIAGES, Buggies, aud all other vehicles in bis line. tie also, keeps n number of articles iu his line on ham! He believes his work w ill compare f.ivorably uilh any manntVtclured iu the I went lie uses the lest of malerialst,tiiil for finish and beauty of construction his work cannot im excelled. His prices re moderate, ami terms favorable. Thankful for p.ist favors he solicits a continuance of patronage JONATHAN MATT IS. Sept. f.lh, l.49. 37-Iy. ItlCII10M F 0 U N 1) E II Y . STOVi:s, IIOI,l.oV-V.KF., mill :.sti At Cincinnati Prif m, IIIE undersigned would respectfully inform . the public that he carries on iiie Founder)' business, at the old establishment. He has now on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES; consisting of Nos. 1, 2, aud 3 mriioviu frkmiim cook i no stove ; Sri i.man's imcro:i cooking stovk, seven and ten-plate Stoves of different sizes, vrilh a general assortment of Frank Itu and splendid Parlor Stoves. ALso, Pots, Kettles, Andirons aud Waggon-Boxes. He also manufactures and makes lo order cauium; maciiinks, CONOKNSFRS, Sl'I.VMMi ailll NAWNIi HA MINKS, broad and narrow rowKR looms, n..i.i.ci stoves, anil all kinds of machinery used iu manufacturing establishments. MILL GEARlSa, Of ALL KINDS, made on the shortest notice. He feels confident ni saying th it he has the largest and best selected lot of patterns iu the Western country for Grist and Saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest improvements iu the Mill Gearing line. T1IK ASIIINC; M ACIIIMX He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which he ma n u fact ores, aud will sell I'orcAsii or approved TR APE. l or ease to horses, aud neatness and despatch in the execution of work, it is not inferior to any iu use. The undersigueil returns his thanks to the public for the liberal support bestowed upon him, and respectfully solicits a continuance of favors. irAII kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice, cash, wheat, or good horses, will be taken in exchange for anv of the above articles. mils STOVE STOR E is on the North side of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore, where custom ;rs will be promptly waited on. IlIOS. O'HARRA. Richmond. Nov. 2, 184. rja.'ir45.) A 1.1. the popular Family Medicines, Nostrums, &Lc, among which is Homing's Vegetable Ague Syrup; Smith' Tonio tio.; j Nerve and Bone Liniment, Worm Medicines; i Balsam Wild Gherry: Towusend'a Sarsaparilla; . Essences; MoffatC Pills aud Bitters. &c; call at 1 IRVIN REED'S DRI G STORE, 1 Main Street, oppoxile Oilhert's Itutrt, ! tttcftmond, lad., Jj"where yon ; can buv CHEAP. Aug.' 23, 1S4S. 35tf S. II. 1A PPI .COTT,-Mm nufacturer f co ten em, ii icoi ROCK AW A VS, PULTONS, Bl'GCIF,Jtv. ' I THANKFUL for the patronage already e tended toward him, solicits a continuance of the same ; having served an apprenticeship (of seven years with the first Carriage-Maker in Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the , premiums on every occasion that they have been I exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes to be able to get up an article at least equal to any now manufactured in the Western country. ALSO for sale, a superior article of BODY VARNISH, made by the oldest VarnjyhMaket in Philadelphia rmrranled not to crack Also Carriage Trimmings of every description, nch a Lace, Clolh, Silver Hob Rands, Door Handles, Lamps, Ix-k and Hinges, Ruggs, &.; all of which will be furnished at the lowest Cash price. Persons at a distance can be aceom- , modated by dropping a line to the robacriber, f .Mam street, opposite .Mr. Iilrert Hotel. ' Richmond. Ia.. Jan 24, 14. lain '44. Carriage Springs. P'RS CARRIAGE SPRINGS receive hud iorsaJe low by J. M- it, J. II. HUTTON. Main at. 2 door west of Pearl. 60 April 19, 164h. 17 fWIIE subscriber have jost received a Lot ol J Cincinnati Pressed Tallow Caudles, which they will sell law bv the Box. W. W. LYNDE, !c CO. Richmond, Nov 1 J. I:4f. FrcOi Arrivals? QEORGE- M'CULLOUG II, i constantly making addition ? t? his stock of Family Groceries, and general ujar fol article. II assortment now embraces almost every thiegcalied for, and a few that are not of that description. Their object isto keep every thing of the bestiality, and U sell at the lowest possible rates. Call aijd examine befur? ? r-

iiin ininno man D A 11 SPHM Itr. Tou kM'SiJV t vravuul IU:rarl uf j S A R S A PA Xt I L L Ay t't incipul Ojfice V2G Fultt m Street, New Yri, and 103 South Ptarl S:rert, Alltamg. Wonder antl UIomiij .f the .pe !he moot KstrHortI tnrv Medicine iuthe World. Cowwinplion t'uri'd. Cleause aud strengtnen. Consumption can be cured. Brooch. tis. Consumption, Liver Complaint. Colds, Catarrh, troughs, Asthma, Spittiug of Blood, Soreness in tha Chest, Hectic r lui-ti, Night Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expectoration, Paiu iu the Side, &.C., have I we ii and cuii lie cured. This extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is six time cheaper, pleasauter. and warr.inled superior to any sold. It cures uismsr w ill it ioiiil'ug, purging, sickening or debilitatiug the Pa tic ut. Fit! Kit! Fit-! Dr. Townsend, not h.tviug tested bis Sarsaparilla in rases of Fits, of course neer lei'oiniiiriulril it, and was surprised to receive the lidlowing from an intelligent xn.i respectable Farmer III Westchester Countv: Fordhim, August 13. 117. n. T.,... .......! !..,:., .. I. ..I.. .. -I : seven ears of ag.-, w ho has been several ears alUicted uithl its; we tried almost everything 1 fur her, but without surcess; at last although we 'could li id no recommendation in our circulars for cases like hers, we thought as she w as in very delicate health, wc would give her some of your Sarsaparilla. mid are very glad we did, for it not ; oulv restored tier strength, lull she li.-s liail no I i return of the Fits, to our great pleasure am! surprise. She is fist becoming tugged and hear'y for which we feel grateful. 1 ours, Kespectfullv, JOHN i'.l'TI.ER, Jr, JiPITTIVG IH.tOI. New York, April 2;, 147 Da. Townsknii I verily lclicve tlt-,t you Sarsa.tril la has been the means, through Providence, of saving my life. I have for several years had a bad Cough. It became worse and worse. At l.i.-tl rai&ed large quantities blood, had night Sweats, and was gre.illv debilitated and reiiuced, and did not expect to live. 1 have only used tour Sarsaparilla u short time, and there has a wonderful change leri urouhl iu i.,c. 1 atn uukv able lo walk all cxartlie city. I raise no blood, and my tough has left me. You cm well imagine tlmt I am thankful for these results. Your obedient servant, WM. lit' SS ELL, '5, Cuih-irine st. RhfMirtctt iiti. Tti is only one of more th in four thousand case of Rheumatism that I r Towuseud's Sarsaparilla has cored. I lie most severe and chronic cases are Weekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues. James t,' immnus, Es., one ,.f the n-istniits iu the Lunatic Asliwn, Blacku a ll's Island, is the gentlemen spokeu of in the lollou iiig letter 111 i. swell's I li.nd, Sept. 14, 1-17. Dr. TovNKNit Dear Sir; 1 have suil'.-rctl terribly fur nine ears wilh tk)" ivheuiiiulisiii; considerable of tlie time 1 coul.i not eat, sleep or walk. I had the utmost distressing pains, aud my limbs were terribly swollen. I have used four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have done me more than one thousand dollars worth of good. I am so much Im Iter indeed, 1 tun entirely relieved. You ureal liberty Iu use tills for ihe bcucjit of the alHn ted. Yours, respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS. Fever nnil Acne. Dr. Townsei d Sarsaparilla is uueipialled in cases of the lulls and Fever and Ague. The followiug letter is only one vf hundred lb it we have received from the South aud West of like character. Oswego, Mich., Oct. 22, s7. Dr. Townsend: Dear Sir I purchased tir my wile two bottles of Sarsaparilla of our Agent, Mr. McNair, of Kalamazoo, to try it for the fever aud Ague. Before I had finished the first bottle, it appeared to warm Ihe blood, mid every other nay, when the Chills and Fever appeared, they were violent ; and before she had finished the bottle, she was entirely relieved uml she was much better than she had been before she took the Ague. A lad tlmt hail been very sick with the ( 'bills sod Fever, but had broke them with tiuiinne. aud was left in a very wenk and distressing state, aud troubled exceedingly with the Aguet'ake, seeing the effect that it had on my wife, she sent and procured a few bullies, and it restored her ill a few weeks to complete health. Your Sarsaparilla is without doubt unequalled iu diseases incident to the West, and if ou think that this communication will be of use, ) ou are at liberty to use it as you choose. Yours, respectfully , CHAR LEW II. SWAIN. FrMAi.K !Vf rnictwE. Dr. Townseuil'sSiirsaparilbi is a sovereign and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness. Prolapsus, I'teri, or Falliuj; of the Womb, Costiveness, Piles, Lencorihoea.or Whiles, obstructed or difficult Mi nstriiation, Incontinence of Urine, or iuvoluutar y dischnge thereof, and for the general prnstratiuii of the system no matter whether Ihe result of inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illuess or accident. Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorating effects ou thn i human frame. Persons all weakness mid l.tssi- : lude,froui txkiiig it at once become robust and j full of energy under its influence. It immediI ately counteracts the uerveleesuess of the female ' frame, which is the great cause of Barrenness j It will not Ise expected of us, in cases of so delij cate a nature, to exhibit cerlficates of con s performed but we can assure the afflicted, thai linndred of cases have been reported to us. Thou- ; sands of case where families have been without I children, alter using a few bottles of this inva- ' liable medicine, have been blessed with fine, i healthy offspriug. I Great Li.r.ssiNc. to Mothkr iii Chii !!:. ' It is the safest and most effectual medicine for 1 purifv ing the system, and relieving the sufferings attendant t!von child-birth ever discovered. It : strengthens both the mother and child, prevent paiu and cisease, increases aud enriche the food, . those who have useo it think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both before and after confine ' me nt, a it prevents diseitse attendant upon childbirth in costiveness, Piles, cramps. Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, Hearlliiiru, Vomiting, Paiu in the Back and 1-oins. False Pains, Herrnorrliage, and iu regulating the secretions and equalizing the circulation it has no equal. The great beauty of this meoicioe is, it is always safe and the most delicate use it most successfully, v rv fe w cases require any othr medicine, iu some a little astor Oil. or M agnesia, is useful. Exercise in Ihe open air, and light food with this medicine, will alwaj ensure sale and easy confinement . t'ankei ir the Month. Below is an account of another child saved! Dr. Townseim's Sarsaparilla has saved the live of thousand f children. The followiug two certificates are selected from a great number received this week. New York, April 1, 1647 Dr. Towsisesft: Dear Sir One of mv hildreu was very sick with a Canker in Ihe Mouth and. Throat, attended with great debility. It came near dying. I obtained some of your exjcellent medicine, and it cured it directly, for w nicn x assure you i teei very grateiui. j Yours, respectfully; i ELIZABETH FOWLER, 27', Desbrosne t. ! C.tl'TlOX Owing to the great success aad , immense sale of Dr. Townsend' Satfapat ilia, a i number of men who wen formerly our Agent, have commenced making Sarsaparilla Extracts, j Elixirs, Bitters, Extract of Yellow Ppck, Ate. , They generally put it op ia the same shaped j bottles, aad some ol them nave stole and copied our advertisements, liiey are only worthless imitations, aud should be avoided. Principal Office, 2C FULTOX Ueet. Saxt Building, N. Y-; and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants generally tbreughuMt the United Slates. West Indies and Canada. J. M. SHARP, No. 8. Old Market!., Dayton Ohio, General Agent for Ohio and Indiana.to whom ail applications for ppiications for Agencies in tese State should be addrctd. So!d iu Richmond by JOSEPH HOW ELLS. I-o t tlie Dro Ptore cf IRVIN REED.

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Prim RFDt CCD to the LOWEST Ferial B ASIL BRIG HTW ELL, Mw Srattr. No. li, again takes pleasure in publishing ta j his friend, and all iaterested ia the parch at ' of risfMp Uoods. that he ha j.st received J direct from Philadelphia at low rate, and a maw ready to sell to all who may favor hint with a rail, oae of the largest and cheapest stacks of ' GOODS, whiv-n coisist. iv r4T. or: CLOTHs jCASSIMEKKS. SATTINETTS, TWEEIW. . JEANS, VESTINGS, ic, in great profuaioa. r O T 11 K L A 1 I li S : I . v ,,-,i,,,M iv nw nwi ti , Ml. KM, of nearly all shades aud prices; pUta and fancy Moti "de l.aiue; Co..!' hair and AN pace Lustres; Crape de Inline; Romhaxinca; Cashmeres; Mexican and California Pl.; Krtston and Manchester Ginghams; Prints ia (rest variety; plaiu A!ou. de I-me M.k wis, silk fringe and embroidered do ; Grape I.esc; Mull aud Book .Muslim; PUiD and fjnew Kit.boi.s, Fringes. Laces, Carpel Bags, and "Nolioua" in abundance. AI0. large assortment ef Ctftttery, QiMH'ifxviirr, llnrdwnrr, talwMM. -Viil. While lai. Oil. Urarcrtr. . A I .SO, A targe assortment of Ik HITS and SH ES. which ran and will h sold at low prices. Al-s.. A aupfly of Men's fin Far , GAPS, Silk. Flu!, superior Clolh, Military aud Boys' do. I UTHe wonld iignirt invite the pubtic ta an examination of his GOi )S, as he feels confident none can undersell him without a sacrifice. For the truth of the stalemeul t" I.I. sial M: , J rWIIEAT. FLAXSEED. CORN and OATS ' in de Ml and at a'l times; for which will be paid) i the highest market-price in C-mk or freerfa. i Jj( Ol I HV I'llllUCCi:, taken iu, exchange for Goods. -f. V Ri. imosi.. M .r. h II. 149. 4rtlf I 3 i ri HIS cele' rated remedy ia constantly in-. I creasing its fame by Ihe niaiiv cuies it is. making .4 1.1. IIVI'R TIIK WOHI.Ii. It has now become the ony metlicime for family u.ii , and is particularly recouiendcd lor IHtlirsV. All stages of this complaint immerfratrly elieveil, no matter of how long slanting. Set I'aii'phUt Jur testimony. OK V KIii ml ll diseases of the urinary organs: for thi-fc (.istressiug complaint if tnndatnne no other article rim relieve you; mid Ihe cures testified to ill convince the most skeptical; tee pmfkltt. Liver Complaint, Bilious Diseunes, 1'Kt I It M f. I K. To the Great West especially ami whereever these complaints prevail this medicine ia offered Mi MIX Kit I. II.IAT. Nt lli It rinus ctminuud is it purl nf thit mixture, it cures these disease ith ccrl only am! celerity, ami dues nut leave Ihe system torpid. Sea Pamphlet. I'll.KS. A complaint of a most paiuful character is I M Al KIM I Kl. V K Kl.l KV F.ll, rn I a cure follows by a few days use of this article: il is fur iire autf nlhrr prtpuratinm Jar lai d ttr nfr, or for any other disease originating from impure blood. See Pamphlet. DKItlLITV Ol' Till: SYSTKM, wenk back, weakness nf the Kidneys. Sir., or infl.imatiou of the same, is liiliuedlalel v relieved by a few daS use of this medicine aud a cure is always the result of lis use. It slamis as A CKUT.UN KKMKIIV. For such round tints, and also for derangements ol the female frame. ii i a : i; l it i ti l :s, i; im k i ?si i ins. Painful menstruations. No article ha ever been tillered exr.ept this which would touch this kind of derangement. It may Ixs relied upon a a sure an effective remedy aud did we feel permitted lo do so, could give a THOUSAND NAMP.S. as proof of cures in tbi distressing class of compltints. Sei Pamphlet. AH broken .low it, dehilialed constitution foin the effect of mercury, will find Hie bracing pu--erof this article to net immediately and lha poison mineral eradicated from Ihe s)lem. 1:111:1 ii vi-: i)isi:.'si-s, will find lhal the alterative propertied of Ihi ariicle will PURIFY Till'. IlLOOl), and drive such diseases from the system. Fee pamphlet for testimony of cures 111 ail disease w hich the limits of an advertisement will not permit to ls named here. Agents give them away; Ihey contain 'Jl pge of cerlilicatc of high character and a stronger A II RAY OF PROOF, Ihe virlues of a medicine, never appeared. If one of the peculiar features of Ihis article that never fail to benefit in any esse and if bone and muscle are left lo build apuu let the emaciated and lingering invalid HOP!-: ON. and keep taking the medicine aa long as there iaan improvement. The proprietor would CAUTION TIIR PUP.LIC. against a number of articles which come out under the head of SARSAPARILLA. SYRU1S, Ate, a cere for Dropsy, Gravel, tee. : They are good for uotu iug, and concocted to gull the unwary ; TOUCH THEM NOT. Their inventor never tho't nf curing such disease till this article bad tlooa it. A particular study of the pamphlet i earnestly solicited. Agents and all who circulate the article are GLAD TO CIRCULATE, grotuituly. Put up iii .10 oz. bottles at 1, 12 01. do., ft each the larger holding 6 ot. more than twq entail bottles. Isfk out and not he impnaed upom. Every bottle has "Vaughn' Vegetable Lilhoutriptic Mixture bio-ii 'upon the gUss the written signature of G. C. Vaughn" ou the directions anil . C. Vaughn Buffalo, "atamped ou th cork.Nonr other are genuine. Prepared by Dr. . C. Vaoghau, an i sold at Ihe principal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale and reU. So attention given to letters unless pot paid-ardera from regularly constituted Agent exacted ! post pant letter of verbal communication solicit 111 g acvice promptly attended to, gratis. Offices devoted exclusively to Ihe sale of this, article 132 Nassau t. N' York city, t9J Essex st. Salem.'Mass.. and by the principal druggist throughout the Uaited States aad Canada, a Agent. I Reed, and J Howell jr. Richmond ladiaaa. Van Cleeo &. Newell, Dayton, Ohio. G.W-Vanneman. New Pari, Ohio. I K. Minsiiall, Katon Ohio. C. S. Ilanisal, Wholesale Sl ReUil Cia.. Ohia. ' J W Hood, aad C II Key mend. Cambridge; Thempsoa A. Have. Jeaeatrga. Ilalliday. Scott .V. Ring. Washisxftaai Coffin 4. Purviaace, VW'iiliaaasbargh. SS&JP Ball, CeBtoOTi J. Steven. W E Baner.IIeferstewa; E Thorn, Dublin ; B. Coffin, Economy. D. Beaver. Ijlwrty, ladiaaa. J. B. Farpam, Traveliaf Agent. CASADORAS. Priaeipe aad Regalias, jaef from New York, at Na. 47, Maia street. . ... IRVIN KBEOXrr. 4. 1848. ' -f r rpil C choicest of CORN M E AL aad FLOUM I coostaaUv oa haad at Me Calleagh Gror I eery. Provision aad Fed Stere. 1 fart. T:

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