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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
nv and after MONDAY, March 90, ls4l, The passens
" trains will run rs follows:


ON and after MONDAY, March 90, 1911, The passenger
" trains will run ms follows:
Leave NASHUA LEAVE Bosros
LEAVE LOWELL
Al III AN, At l2 Ia PM At IA Pm. At7p,M.
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsborough and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names al the Railroad Ticket ONCE and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be
veyed to any part of the city without charge.
| Coro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
| I From Nashua, TO Boston, Sl,5O
On the arrival of the ut Nashua, stages leave for all
part of NewlIampshre, Vermont NcwYork and Canada,
via Amoskeas Concord Keene Charlesown n. H. Wind.
sor, and Brallleboro, W.
Books kept in BosroN at the Stage Ofce No. and
III Elm-strect,-aso in LOWELL, at the Railroad aud Stage
Office in front of the Depot, where be secured in
any of the Coaches, and correct information obtuned
respecting the different stage routs.
ONsLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
| Nashua, March 10, 1910.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotat
Charestown and Nasua every morning. Sundays excep-
ted
All goods to be transported the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mast be sent TO the Company's Freight
Depot, Charleslown, ut the end ofWarren Bridge.
Goods To be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot AS early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large md CommOdious
Store Houses both Nashua and Carlcsown, and hay
Ing completed their arrangements Tor the Transportation
OF Merchandise give notice that they now prepared
TO irspor all Goods, and Country Produce which he
forwarded 10 their DcpOs, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly
cure goods from damage and careful and NIcreHccd men
to take charge of the Transportation business at the De-
pots, aud TO accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public but to extend every fcility in their power,
both Tcamsers and Merchants and have fixed upon the
following rates of Freight;
So, so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell,
All Regular Transfers running to the cars will he car
ried the road between Nashua and Charesown each
way Zee OF expense AZ
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.

PURE AND UNIDULTER.iTED MEDICINE.
Atm & NJ. o, RANDAIL'S Jewclry Store is kept
n good assortment of TuoMsoNIAN MEDICINE, con
siSting of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown I.obClia,
WINE Biters, Pulycrzcd slippery Elm,
Dysenlery syrup, Meadow Fcrne Ointment,
vegetable jelly Healing Salye,
Ilhialncnt, stimulating liniamCnt,
Fibe Lobclia Composition,
Cough Balsam, Cayenne,
Ncryine or Vaerian Spice Blcrs
Green lobeliu, Woman's Friend, &c.
All for sale at the Boston prices at
Sept. 20, ISL. ". y NJ o. RAND iLL'S.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
poetry.
lie LOVED HER NOT.

Why did she love him curious fool be still,
Ia human love the growth Of human will :"
He loved her not, he only thought,
To while tedious hour away,
The maiden's side he ever sought,
For she was gayest Of the gay;
With her his cares he'd half forget,
Hers was the sunshine of the heart,
And she was happy when they met,
His presence could such joy impart
She greeted him with laughing eyes,
While careless mirth was in her tone,
And none could tell that tears and sghs'
Displaced her smiles when he was gone;
Alas! she found he loved her not,
(Too late of this sad truth aware)
She learnt full well to know her lot,
But not its hopeless pangs to bear.
Her blooming cheek grew wan and pale,
Her form like dropping lily pinned,
He saw her strength and spirits fail,
And turned some happier face to find,
At length he mss'd her from the crowd,
Perchance among the rest he sighed,
When wondering strangers told aloud,
That of broken heart she died.
Once in his breast a flame had burn'd,
He sought mutual love to wake,
Scorn 'd-and his heart to ice had turn'd,
It was too stern, too proud to break.
And love, these are thy strange DEGREES,
We seek some prize we mere can gain,
Despise the heart obtained with ease,
Fixing our hopcs-where hope in vain.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
REVEREND |. CoVERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

NEjY and udiudJie remedy for the aure of Consunp
m9n, lsama, BrGuchmis, Group, WhooPing Cough, an.
used andrecommendedb by the Medical Faculty, 10 rhon
The receipt has been freely made knoun.
LY, PHELPS IND Co. WH0LES1LE DRUGGEST
l42 WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS. ARR
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON TIE
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS:
TINE PROPRIETOR is now receiving almost daily
l. testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor OF h
medicine, from Physicians, Clerglmen and others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and effect
among which are the following -
From the Boston MedicaJournm, August Goth, 1910.
Ihe following nm extract from an article in that paper
on Morbas Laryngen Concionatorum," or Bronchitis
by FRANK H. HAMILTON, Professor in Matera Medca
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
1.-THE Rev. Coverts Mixture, also used exten-
sively for this affection by Clergymen, belongs to the
class OF stimulating eNpectOras being OF those lucky
combinations OF mcdicnalag which, while promotes
expoctoralion does not impair the tone of the stomach
OF this medicine we feel at liberty to speak, since its
position Is not held from the PRoF and we hope
the proprieors will fit to give it to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employ ed
Il in our own case, and in the case of many others, with
decided benefit.
To all whom il may concern, This may certify that
have examined the Rev. Coyert's ingredients, conf
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE; and be-
cvcd said compound Is happily calculated to reeve per-
sons oial ages and sexes afflicted with and chronic
dacases OF the lungs and windppe, as indicated by
coughs, difficult benhng and pains in different parts o.
the chest administered ueder suitable and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. pITNEY,
Physician Surgeon.
AUBURN, August 3!st, 1888.
This certiies that having examined the Rev. l. Coverts
BALM OF LIFE, in all its component parts, we do be-
eye il to be of the best compounds for coughs,
sumptions, chronic innamations etc. of which have
any knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named discase.
JW. DANIELS, NJ, d. s,,
w. J. LOVEJOY, NJ. ID. '"''""'
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga
L. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Badwnsvills.
DR. G. r. PHELPS, New-Engand Agent, Hartford Conn
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Brilgewo

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Brilgewater
IL Sept. 30, ISL.
William J.. AtwelI, Meriel Hall,
Joshua Bryant, Edward IIanes,
Israel BurIlngame, Abrah,m ?. Holt,
Amos Butler, 2 NJ. ingalls,,
Roena Brown, El,ira f., Jackman,
Ira Bennett, Sarah VI. King,
Aaron Bryant, Enos Mitchell, 2
II. *. Crane, John Moore,
Wild. Polly Childs, Hiram Pratt,
J. $. Cummings, Herman Pratt,
Nathan Cummings, Elisha p. Perkins,
Fo'ger Chamhcrlln, Sarah Sanderson,
Samuel Dunbar, Il. NJ. Spicer
Amos W. Dixie, 2 Arson c. Smith,
Nlarlhan Davis, Sarah A. Smith,
'anden Ellis, Matilda Snow,
joanna Eddy, Noah Thompson,
Lydia lerrick, Edward TAFT,
66-3w F. HENRY, p. NJ.
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PRIVATE SCENE.

Mrs Squgglns, what is that ihing'
Thing! Mr. squiggius-so you call my hustle
hing?'
Bust'e! Good Heavens with horror in every
feature,) you wear hustle, Mrs Squsgins y
'I-Wear-a-Jusile! TO he sure | do-NIr
Squiggins-lo be sure do, wear a hustle
well, well-the next thing suppose will be
false teeth
Yes sir--yes, Mr. Squiggings, (pulling out as it
seemed to the ason;shed Squggins her entire jaw,)
yes there sir-ihere"
Gracious Heavens" groaned Mrs two DAYS
married, and my fashionable wife mere batch and
patch. Here Tom
Sir
Order up my no rses.'
Extract from Texas Gazette"
Arrived this day the distinguished Jonathan
Squiggins from the United States.
P.S.-We are panied to hear thai, Mr. Jonathan
squlggngs blew out his brains shortly after his ar
rival. Cause, domestic troubles.-Rich. Star.
Printing Office Coarersaiion.-'A Mr. Ed-
tor, I've caught you at last. wan! to see you on
particular business.
Must excuse us, dear sir foreign news, an alb
specialization, swinding operation, and dreadful
muder are 10 be prepared instuner'
Can't you give five mnutes''
Not one
Not half an one .
Not a second
(Devil,) Copy SIR
There. sir, you hear tina, dolefu sound y
But if You could
pardon us-must wrile'
Why want to pay you some money!
WheU-ep-ew Observation-Disclosures a.,
Sir, we are at your service-what'. the amour, y
Eph. Scrap Book.
mo smoking alow'd here, said the steward of
Steamboat 10 an IIishman. I'm no, smoking
aloud your HONOR was the reply.
My dinner don't agree with me-. complained
well fed husband.
That is because you've been jauing il 50
hard replied his WIFE
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
THE GONE coon.


"I'm \ game co0a," implies | am distressed,
OF ruined, or lost | once asked the origin Of
this expression and was very graye'y told as fol-
lows:-" There was Captain Martin Scott, in the
United States Army, who was a remarkable shot
with Il ride. He was raised, believe, in Vermont.
His fame was so considerable through the State,
that even the ANIMALS were aware of it, lie went
ont one morning with his rifle, and spying racoon
on the upper branch of high tree, brought his gun
up to his shoulder, when the rncoon raised his paw
for parIey. Il beg your pardon, Master said
TIM racoon, very politely, but may ask if your
name is Scott" YES replied the Capan.-
Captain Martin Scolt' still continued the ami
nal. Yes, replied the Captain, Captain Mar
tin Scott ooh, them says the animal, | may
just ms well come down, for am gone coon. il
"A Diary in .4merica, by Capiaia .MarryaH.
One summers noon,
A poor racoon
On lofty bough had got,
When he saw below
One he guessed was his foe,
For he looked like Captain Scott.
The gun was raised,
But ere it bIazcd,
i lie coon SOIL voice was heard.
"Aow me Squire,
fyon please, ere you fire,
To speak one little word.
For skin and for food,
know | am good
An your gun has knowing aim;
But ere you and
Conclusions try,
should like to know your name'
"My name is Scott"
"Great heavens. what,
Is't Martin Scott" "The same.
I've the taest luck
In all kentuck-
always down my game"
4" 1t must be so!
But III come below
Don't fire. will not fly;
I've heard OF your shot,
Great Martin Scott,
And gone young coon am | -
Boston Post.
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NOTICE.

hrs. BURNELL & CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nership in the practice of Physic and Surgery and
WILL for the present. be found at their respective places
residence.
Dec lsi0. 3i.u
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted To the firm Of IIAPGOOD
"A 4 HENRY, are requested to call TO make
settlements and pay Immediately, or there will be
some other course taken.
IlAPGOOD & HENRY.
Bridgewater, Jnly l, lSil. 62if
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NOTICE EXTRA.

A IL demands due the late firm of Witt & Southgat
n must be paid by the 10Th Of October next they will
be leii for collection. No mistake In this.
WITT & SOUTIIGATE.
r. II. souTHGATE.
p =. No false talk about this
Woodstock, Sept. u, 1911. 73-f
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the subsclb cr, who
1 n wish to save cost are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment: Particular contracts excepted.
r. HUTCHLNSO.N, JR.
Woodstock, Sept. Is, 1871. 72if
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DISSOLUTION.

INHE copartnerhin heretofore existing under the firm of
L WITT sOUTHGATE, Merchant Tailors, is mi,
day by mutual consent dissolved. All demands due said
firm will lie settled by P. D. southgate.
II. b. WITT,
woodstock, April IL, 1911. p b. sOUTHGATE
PORTER b. souTHG,TE requests all persons indebted ~
the late firm Of Wit& souihsate call and ms ke inns
date settlement. p n sOITIC TT
April l2, lsil. sl.if
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
SHINGLES.

TNIfE subscriber has hand and for sale, SO, 900
i prime SPRUCE SHINGLES, which, on acconnt Of
the phrst wrate" times, high prices, &C. will be sold for
Slit per thousand! s.W ADAMS
Sherburne, June 30, I5l1. Cliff
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NOTICES hereby given that the firm Of Down
~ Err, SMITH & Co., is this day dissolved, By
mutual consent Of the parties.
SOLOMON DOWNER,
JACOB SMITH,
IONA. SMITH, Jr.
Bethel, June 25, ls4l.
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AGENTS IN FREMONT.
JOHN 4, DUNBAR, Woodstock,
b. h. Newton, Norwich,
j. {. Brooks, Hartford,
Wooster Nowner Sharon,
Downcr, Neyins Il Fish, Royalton,
q. Gleason a. Co. Bethel,
II Richardson a. Co. Rochester,
MyriCk Gay, Stochbridge,
]. w. French, Randolph
5. b. Mason, West Randolph,
EgcrtOn Walker, Fast Randolph 51-ly
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MY dinner don't agree with me. complained
well fed husband.
THAT is because you've been jaring it so
hard replied his wife.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
TERMS OF THE HERA LID.

are .ss,ttbtus SHY mail So. or 81. 10 ,d'sbes
,,s,ss,, ssd oompaaes ~ho take thor pspois at The
q - OF 81 80 sd'shoe. ComPsH.s stage ross
n, ns'
= hoe ,sppied by south western post rider deli,srs
~, 1s,f s.-oompaues snd ihditdssls living OF tie
.ti-s Nth dedsotionsia bo.h case, of.3 esni.d pae
l. ,Sr,sts cash
Ne ,ss.,ttgoon will be t'ies for is" th,s 'ir .os,h.
sipet vii be deobtinued esu srr,srsres paid std
.s, he psbfhsrs choose so to DO.
,s,tsr,iso she S's, is.,i,srr. 4, co. e.rel nj
,f,, general Throughout me ooeny merchants sei
80 al oths',, viii had TO their Advantage resort TO
srrf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
HOUR OF DEATH.

HOUR OF DEATH
Ny Saviour, when the hour shall come,
When FISH must faa dl,eolvs and die,
lie, heavenly sunshi. gid the tomb,
While faith shall point me to the sky.
A. lay struggling into rest,
Anxious this dying flesh TO drop,
Let not a fear disturb nv breast,
Nor sorrow dim the light OF hope.
Then shall nv soul rejoice 10 rise
In triumph 10 her native skies.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
IMponrANcE oF LrrTLr TllNGs.

Tie temper i, ofsner rufiis3 by slight pro'oeauons
aa By gres, sn5 serious Injuries i d. IA sasA hsHs'
hat brolhsry kintness and charity consist. Lii'is
.asbiion.. uihng but perpetual seis Of ssli-den.-
Al minu.s consultation u The wsnu and wishes,
TASTE. ard ,snpeis Of ether an almost impsieePiole
eshesey avoiding What vii gave pain 'hese are the
small things which dlhOss peace and love wherever
thsy are excited and which outweigh thousand acts
Of sao~y bstoisG.-Jsss TSy!or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05
'''''' 1f Ss r;is -s cSss 81 ssT''r.'''
SCROFULA
MERCURIAL DIsEAsEs

TUE sarsAparla OF the shops very apt be nearly.
not quite h.eIt enher from age OF from having been
OF the medicine. together with the improper
parg which have long been vogue, probably
buted toiis variable reputation The activity OF the
sbehevedto depend upon one OF more acrd principles
soluble 20 certain extcnn water cold hot and either
votEed rendered inert by chemical change the
erars 2l2 deg This fact appears be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations. "Ancr long
boiling the peculiar odour which rises abunantly the
cocion of good ssrsapaIa, Is almost extngushed From
the Sarsapaa prepared In this way, found sensible
results non patient its peculiar
drowsy, amt racking effects produced by large quantity
although The decoei,on OF SIX OF eight tired
knowledge OF these facts, aud the prac-
ice OF the preparations OF Sarsapaa In ledo the dis
covery aer repeated experiments of the method Of
pairing and compromising the euractnow oeredt the ed
profession and the public. h prepared pro-
cess tehoaf boiling, and warranted contain,
centraed form, the active principles OF the obtained
from the most approved species OF sfniax
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested In private practice
the successful treatment Of the forms Of the dis
for the cure Of which Sarsapara Is recommended
amer other OF that medicine, the fanacea
had been used without effect number Of Of
enyc ulceraton and affections Of the bones, in simple
serofua and in mcrcuria and mercuro syphc Diseases
without any other kept the simple appl
cations the parts diseased TRIAL OF three bottles
similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation.
ills partic amer caomel where that
has been given freely in scrouous habits Tor the
other diseases being admirably calculated i'm such
visor OF the constitution. The OF three bottles
WILL every such OCCASION prove efectual security
against secondary affections.
As atomic and alternative, particularly in general debility,
Scrofa and other diseases, In chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate Of the skim suabe medicine,
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
ie ~ Agent for the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05
DR.. NILES
COmPOINn XTR a

- an Important substitute for Cnlorn
Hhpfopfietors OF this article, keeping in who fset
tnat wise and benevolent Being plac eyhln the
Ieaen OF Az remedies adapted to the disease den, no
oIme diseases OF the South and west are kalpon or
ganle or functional arrangement ofthe liver ts tber
Mtention To those articles which act more ealIy on
the hillary organs. '' va
Ater long. laborious and expensive researehy have
suooecueu IN extracting n substance from thtNi ATO
WHICH, rom us peculiar effect upon the hepaf binary
organs ;hey have dcnominaied Hepafins itIe,Irina
that viii produce all the beneficial results OF mel IN
both acute and chronic diseases without the oIv of
producing the deletcTious consequences co 10 Thai
hucIe. It's action upon the constitution Is nsal no
phlolt system escaping It's influence. IL )wever.
upon the organs OF secretion and eNcretOn Is great
power Is particularly manifested; hence IL ruiafIv
adapted t. the treatment Of bilious fevers amer dis
eases IN which torpidity congestion OF Ner and
portal circle prevail. '
It's admissible In all cases where Il Ia tsary 70
cleanse the stomach and bowels. II remoyeMuciun
ana e1enes quick and healthy action ofthe Ind other
glanduar viscera Of the abdomen Being dble in its
the surface % The body, accompanied by az persoi
ration does no, exhaust like drastic pu x, lis ae
uon " more universal and may often be ted, NOT
merely with safety, but will great benefit. 1ecomes
lndspensably necessary In OF long stS, for IN
tnemi temporary impressions made byg med.
nina ofthe constitution
Is cleansing and purifying 10 the system in Der.
Ieet harmony with the known laws ofIiic, anndnubt.
ehy one Of the most valuable articles ever oor pnb.
Tic trial and Inspection.
For convenience, This IN edc inc IL formedin,e grain
Ie and dNTefe The yellow pills are lsnie sist and
daphorefie. Foi sale wholesale and retail, b.
ALEXANDRIA,,
~ ~ Agent for nond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

7 ". MANDOLIN q 90, = dcors below E.slsy'. ITO
1ssa ana s.ss. ss "a ne % ' low
Eecie aad general DO. by an American phyu
Auesslss ON inasesoa nervous aud bilious eoshpl.ut.
and organic Diseases, BY A ? W Phillips N D.fRs
Greenbow on the ply soIosy an pathology Of cholera
Desruelles on the Treatment Of diseases
fAracsy's chemical InanlpuaiIons
uros' do Dictionary
Turner's. Rcnw,ekr, iIenry's and Brands Chemistry
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary
Rsir on seep Parish 90 hernia snl the
Morton on pulmonary consumption; swediaur on sy'
Belion Diseases OF the teeth; oalorsn on the head
Kirkpatrick on health; Journal Of DO
Arnoits elements OF physics
Becks medical jurisprudence
Burton's anatomy OF melancholy
ferrah's medical histories and re neoions
browns elements Of medicine; Goods study Of do
ID. Rel on health aud beauty
Whkerswomanr ply soloficaly considered
Cullen. s1.s lines :. q P passsee
Prixouos; Grexory's DO; Ebere's do
nornerf special anatomy
Mecker-, Bayle's and wistar's do
Parson 'sanatomea preparations; DIR Parr on diet
nls,on spraeticai and elements OF surgery
SserSstsy'. surgical and ply .lo,os,t al work.
nhyer's and DunslisOn's human ply solosy
Devices on the diseases OF females
DO system OF midwifery
DO and Eberle on the diseases Of children
nunslison's remedies
T~eedie on levers Indanm.iiOns and cutaneous dis
eases
Chapman's Therapeutics
Buehan's Ewerssnd Coates popular medicine and "a
Boisseaus and Sawyer on fever
EbeIle's notes of lectures
Benjamin Rush's medical inquiries and observations.
Rush on the discasesof tho mind
Msgencie's Forrnulsry
Macnish's anatomy Of drunk cnness
Nortons Mariners manual Of therapeutics
TTho@Pson's eonsPeen. Of the ph q
hicor's house live In, OF the human body
James Johnsons ceonsny Of health or the stream OF hu'
manli
Walker on intermarriasc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

WE . 9 S51: g q G. ale on sO0dIsTm'
IS IS 90 90 s SS,.o orleans EIsS SUGARS
o do hAianEas, clarified
: SsIfeis LOAF SUGAR
3 h Do i 49nii ilsTe'' Porto Rico noL.ssrs
$50 bags LaguSn
iif rs DO Cuba cub
GO do and iierces Porto Rico ,o,r,,
i1 DO Maraeaibo
q Do Old White Cuba
80 do ~ Domingo
100 sacks Liverpool Sail
70 bags Race Ginger
IL bags Pimeuio
l2 DO Pepper
cases Cass!a
i iS P 6aif bo1e, RAIsINs
3 trails Almonds, soft shell
H5 kegs Cut Nails
30 tons Pig Iron
do Biisiefed steel
German Steel
q do Browns best Chewing Tobacco
q do GunPowder Tea
1893 half boxes 5 i iCIl2 w "a loo Gl,,.
s. do sEIO do
7 DO sherry WINE
80 baskets Champagne
IS liefeeS London Porter
100 do TallOw do
5Z do Hulps Patent do
DO Margarine, new article
30 nests iron bound Tubs
lO bOIes Brown Soap
% do White and VarieRAted do
81 DO Fancy DO
RIO sides Sole Leather
% bbls Copperas
800 California Hides
fcerOOns Indigo
10 ions n. X Grind Stones
81 bills Tanners OIL
do Lamp Oil
- packages Nader
~ bales SheetinRs
- do pinch shirtings
Is do - do DOMRETICa
40 do No Oznahurgs
~ do NO2 do
n bales Cotton
l96 coils Bale Rope
Cotton Bagzing
Seine and Wrapping Irvine
go reams double and siszie Wrapping PAPER
85 do Willing and Letter Paper
- bales Shoe Thread
Feathers and Wool
Salt Petre, Mustard, Alum, Tar, Ground Plasie
No and North Carolina IIerrinEs
No ! and2 Do Hhad
Cotton Yarn aud some Ware, at factory prieef
Agents Of shot Tower Company Of Baltimore 10
sale Of Shot and BAR Lead
Particular attention gwen to sale ofCounry Produce
every description.
selO WEBB. BOOKER 4 HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

TENDERS her grateful Acknowledgements tfriends
Il and customers for the liberal paIronag ehaS re-.
eeived, and aequans them she is Efi al hOnssncTras
ed Efforts u inertia continuance Of Gyor, ing fur
nished an assortment, which for variety quad pric,
may vie with an other In the city; consisting
B'ne black and any other cooTed figured 81
Newest style of Challcy and fancy muslins
Prints OF various patterns and qualities, a to soc
per yard
Shawls OF every description
Fine Bomkaznes, sattineti, Cloths and Case
large assortment OF Linens
Ihrt AL cambria hdkfs and Linen CaInbric
Handsome thread Edsings and InscItings
Cambria do do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion genilemen's stocks collap osoms
do do cTavais and hdkfa
great variety OF Hosiery silks wooden ann
Newest style Ribbons lAees &c
LADIES' and Eentleme n Gloves silk leathesooIl,n
Together with variety Of fancy articles 6oua TO
enumerate, but which will be found highlyy Of AI
tention-all on the usual liberal terms-onf,a nd zee