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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05

writerin the n. Y. SPIRIT ~ the IfWcS.
gives graphic sketch of the late priz"
fight the following is the conclusion:
"As soon as he had been declared the
victor, Lilly jumped up, slapped his hands
with an exclamation ofjoy, and then amid
the cheers Of his circle, sprung over the
rupes of lhering. He was but little mark
ed. and not severely hurt. Poor Mccoy
on being lifted from the ground, sank as
limp as rag in his seconds arms. A cry
was made for the Doctor, and movement
in the mass took place to give him air.
forced my way III the crowd and took
look at the dying man. God grant that |
NAV never see such another sight! He
lay upon his back, his face and neck one
bruised, unsremly, bl"ated mass "fincip.
ent corruption; gasping for Breath. and
sucking by the violence of his respratinn,
his bloated lips far back IN his mouth. In
the next moment he ceased TO hrea,he;
and The word went in hoarse whisper
round that he was dead!
Never shall forget the talsmantic hor-
ror Of that expression. The cheeks ofold
and young, the hrdgling villain, and The
ruflian stepped in crime, all blan"hed TO
ashes, and exchanging look Of vague and
underlined fear. separated silently ana
sought their respective boats. saw but
one man unmoved. He knew, with the
resi-, that another fight had been promised
in the same ring. aud unwilling to loose
the sport. exclai ned as poor Mccoy was
borne To the rlvel side. "Come, carry off
the dead and produce your next mani |
should say that rutiian is doomed t" arrive
at yreal emincncr in hell. Not loud
sound or rough expression Vas heard by
the vast asse': blage that collected at the
Landing. S"lemnly each man embarked,
and silently the vessels cast off and bore
away. Iwenl in The dead mans boat, and
sailed back with him, lying stark. corrupl
and dead. in the same cabin, where he in
the morning lay full of life, health, hope,
strength and manhood. The fight bears
its own comment. leave The moral with
the reader"
The same writer gives the origin of the
fight as follows.
"The fight between Christopher Lilly
and Thomas Mccoy originated at a spar
ing exhibition, in the B"wery, where bolh
parties met shortly after the formers VIC
tory over Murphy. They had been o'd
acquainlances. and there was an unsettled
grud sc between them. Amid tie general
rncomiums hest"wed on the youthful con-
queror, McC"y's voice was silent, an"
when challenged for his opini"n, gave it IN
opposition to the prevailing sentiment
This Lilly couldn't bear, "hd feeling des''
rnus 10 brush away any existing doubts
asked Tom to pu, Tie gloves on with nm
for sel-tn; the latter refused, and on the
instant. Lilly hit him stralgh'f"rwar"
blow that carried him to the floor. Nc
Cov rose and rushed in, but they were
SOON separated, and a match instantly
proposed. Every thing was soon arFsns'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
MELTING.

"Thou, o, thou alone, or death,
Must be mine, Elizabeth;
Let me win you; once you're won,
Well be one when all is done!"
Half aloud and half aside,
Fair Miss Jenkins then replied,
"Tender youth, I'll not forsake you,
Come along, old horse. III take yoti-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05

principle. If the cotton and woolen manu-
lactures now carried on in The U. States
cannot exist without duty of 25 or 40 per
cent, being laid on foreign cntlons and
woolens, it is plain that the existence Of
such manufactures obliges every indivi-
dual in the United States to pay 25 tn 35
per cent. additional price for every yard
of their produce that he has occasion to
use. And even this is NOT all; for the pro-
hibilinn withhraws large portion of the
public capital and industry from employ.
m"nls in which America has an advantage
/" make them he vested in employments
in which the advantage is on the side Of
others.
"The commercial policy Of America is,
in truth, but little credilabe to her people
and legislature. The prohibitions that
have so long fe,iered the employment Of
industry, and the growth Of commerce in
Europe, grew up in comparatively dark
and unenlightened age, andhave for many
years BEEN progressively declining. But
America has been fnnlish enough To adopt
the prohibitory and forcing system after
its tclo de Sc character had heen fully de-
monsirated. She had not acted in igho-
rance, but in contempt Of well-established
principles and nf the mnst comprehensive
experience: and has consequently involved
herself in difficulties and losses of which
it is moi easy to estimate the extent, nor 10
forrsre the termination.
"Nn doubt America will gradually be-.
come more and mure suitable for manu-
featuring industry; and her command of
watrr.power and Of coal, and her faciIi-
ties for internal transport and navigation,
are circumstances eminently favorable to
manufactures. Still, however, it is GER
tain that her natural prugress to manufac-
turing eminence cannot be fastened, but
must, in fact, be retarded by the policy on
which she has embarked. When popu-
lalun has become dense in America, and
her unoccupied land has been generally
appropriated, she will necessarily under
take, and will no doubt successfully carry
on such branches of manufacturing indus
try as are suitable to her peculiar capa
biites; but this natural devel"Pement "t
her malurer growth must be waited for;
and though i, may be DELAYED, cannot be
forwarded by interfering with the free ex-
ercise Of Industry.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
POETIC CoMPAR1soN.-Thef following is

POETIC cCoMpAR1soN.-The following is
the effort of Young son ofsong:
Oh how dismal and how dark,
Are the slomick Of a shark,
But darker yit, more dismal still.
Am dose of Brandith's Pill,
| took box-I thought Twas goner-
Sothought the whale that swallowed joiner!
N. o. Picuyune'
S"me years ago we heard an interrs; sing
discussion between tgn nrgrnrs upon the
point, whether The whale swallowed Jonah
or Jonah the whale. The latter obtained
he adraulSg". as in conclusion he made
use nfllis knock down argument: said he,
II know jonah swallowed the whale,
"cause these upcount'y chaps are hi on
i,l."-Ho5ilr Adrertiser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
J. ". RANDOLPa & CO.

Main Street, Richmond "a
AVE Tor sale, al moderate prices the following with
many other Theological Works
Works OF i Chalmer j d, vo,s-Naiural T eolory,
Christian Revelation, Moral Philosophy, Commercial ani
Astronomical Discourses
NeiVii's Sermons %
hisLup Nclvaiuc on oxford Divinity
Theology for ire People by Ifenshaw 70
Iarues' Notes and Questions the Gospeis Acts
Romans Coginfhtaus amt Practical Ser.nons
Bun,s II Story OF Christ X Paul Elisha, Abraham and
Jacob ~
Letters TO an Anxious Enquirer, by Rev II Henry d u
Atbotts Way To- Do Good-Youns ChTistian-CoTneI
sionc-licary Hcad AMI Fire.Stie SERIES
The ssbbsth School, aud s il ought TO be by W A
Alcoit -
Table Of The Lord. by author Of the Listener
Coier!dsc' Aids 20 Reflection
RANKS History 81 the PoI - of Rome ~
Companion - the Book Of Genesis. by III Turner ID
MHDcrtoree' p tactical View Of Christianity
Lord King Inquiry into tie Worship &c or iAe Pr.
miiiyc Church
/ Phillips Devotional Guides "
Biblical ANALYSIS a Top,cal Arrangement Of the
ser Ires, tor lIe Use ofMns;cTs Bible Classes Teach
ers' Family Worship aud Private Meditation, by u Par
4 IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
CHEAT DRY coons .o, c,.u

y ~. JENKINS would' invite psrsoos who van,
sa'Ea'us Iorthoir money, u esirhne the following
II and1 49, '"NN - " ~ 80
boHnsfs.l"O Nuns Donnois. PC; 600 Ronncts for
,s Ahl WI ics. comprising the ur,. syissw1fu
,eNoH cisghWgs-lto bscs At very low prieeA
mi NJ unparalleled inw ur.ees
=, hsdifs DT'.s Esofs A great variety Of Lawns e.Pd
tnl'sri4'f tpr drc7Ees
feT S."Hs5HeH- Clotis, Cassimsrcs, vesnss Cravais
Ae row sni cheiu
if.ir'Ts and R.hand,, great variety
worth . cents - 49,"
i5 LiH,Hs. iy the piece yard. all prices from Is
Cd, =. -. 1s9t. 10 the G1estm made
.nrfs dEd te"a's. o large supply add cheap
Hio~fhhs dc Lains, all kinds aud bargains
No, many very cheap goods from auction bought Al
s'ece AMI viii be sold at suit those WHO want
biTgailA /. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
MEDICINES.
REMEDY FOR THRUSIi-CaNkE
AND NURSING snL Il MnII.ru

Ipu@ANDS botl young ani oJ, but especially mother
enihAnts' ar" every year consgor,i to the tomb 10y
ne above sunhorn diseases Tho misine standing and
n"'ance oimosf praccing physicians regard to this dit
-'as" hi the consequent uncertainty Of cure from then
prescriptions, ~ subject oi remark all
hose who haNe suffered from the disease, who have
Witnessed M" suitcrngs of others.
hhcfeio'c gscs stnuch pleasure, 20 be able TO offer
10 THIS class of sufferers remedy, which Ia
Eerer Eisd IN single instance In the ,ggtayatc
cases fii disease; where the mother amt child
have been Ell aliy with cankcr over the
whole body, well az int. rnally.
Many are the curcs have witne sscd performed by
these medicines, In the worst stages of Thrush Canksr
and Nnrsins Sore M0sth, where the p,ll.n hal
reen given over by number Of the most talented ply
clans.
We present MS eompouniilnso confidently because we
know u 10 only to he iesfc 81 TO be apprrrafci
oc - ~ For sale by n q. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
VOL. XVIII.
ny ALExANDER MosELEY.
TER Ms.

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aycaT.
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Thrice awcck ibcsnts for each Insertion
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once awa,k GrHinseItion 20 cents every oedine
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Transient advertisers must pay In advance
Tho number OF Insertions OF AdVeItisem must lie
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BE- aioppc ani CHARGED accordingly. iLj-orors stop
must aso hc In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged go for Squares and
Va that proportion for Of
eep Aucnoncers and Lottery dealers, who charged
eliza. Cpsper incluicd)
n-1he COUNTRY WIG IL published twice week
(ruesdays aud FTday at i've dollars per annu pay able
Ia advance.
ron ADvERTisING-75 ocnts a square, Cor Iess,) for
The hr.llnscrton. and so cents Tor each cnnlmancc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

JEW DAEID's OR HEBREW PLASTER.
I'VE pcculaTiiirs oG this che ms al uround owing
Il Ia us extraordinary effects uI the animal Ghi e. or
ncrvcf samcns an musolcs is virtues being an me-, y
them tn the immediate Of disease VI pain aud weak.
ness.
However good any internal remedy may be- This as an
external application will prove pow cTfu auxiliary n re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure
local inflammation schrofsus affection, Kiugs Evil Gou
lnilamnanry and Chronic rheumatism and I'm nil $500
where seated pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling Ia south NJ Europe AMI Pa
lcsiue IN lN heard sp much saii 10 the latter place In
praise Of JEW DANlD's, OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
81 tNcNas lie consul tcl miraculous
ei, thai ic was induced 10 tty his own person
nnr anu vcr affection, tie removal III which had been
ohiei object of his Journey but which resisted Tho
genial Influence Of that bauy aud delicious climate lie
soon found his health Improving and In few his
cough leii him, the suwncss ot his skin
pain was reiuoN ell and bis health became nily REM
hs friends and acquananccs, for all Fixed pains whatever
snch rheumatism, govt, head ache tooth ache main in
the side hip, back anI limbs, scrofuous huuor snos
wens, white swelling, hard tumors still joints asue ses
asuc IN the brcas, weakness AMI pain in sioa
weak limbs, dmcncss. affections OF spine female
weaknesses, &c No fen lie subject PAIN or weakness
In the back side should Ice without II.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate situations, ut recf
wearing ta plaster Tho application OF this plaster be-
tween the shoulders has been found certain fr
cnls o1ushs phc and lung affections their primary
stages dcftroys inn ,uaon by producing couius ~
spitaion No Physician should be wiihoutit. i'
For parcul1Tsscc bills tina; accompanies each hoy An
directions Zach toI contains sufficient spread six az
elshi pIasicrs- Prcc Ooceuis per box For sale
oc ~ htN Cii A.. e.. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

JAMES * GEORGE WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for sale at reduced
prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover seed
w ~ hhis - Croi1, New Orleans and Rico Sugar
81 bhls Orleans do
81 binds Baltimore Whisky
~ sils d0 do
~ 'io Gibson Nart.n's OliRye
10 boxes sNlI iuNl2 ami I2Kii Class
To- hhis No Ncu & ilerrins-
10 hl'ts Trinidad aud O Molasses
- Gags Java, Rio and Lagpsy Coffee
is hall chess Imperial and oung IIyzon Te.
70 hhls Mala-g Wine
- boxes "a, So ant &c Taii1v Candies
Ia 10 Good and Common Sost
p tubs Goshen Butter
81 scgs New Lard
81 bbis vuezar
81 boxes Havana Sugar
81 buls Brazil -
10 halt PIPES French brandy in the Custorn House
ld quartcT casks Port Wine
10 bts Apple ami Peach Brandy
lOO lbs Curled Hair
% pieces IIaiE Cloth
,anly fiour OdN. Wine, inleuohns
t L,ai sugar sears a. 81 per VI.
tet2n arm Windsor Chairs
49, Mahogany, assorted
Guuhy Bags Table Legs
ftaiheis Chair Backs
Coucn Mahogany Knobs
AWonSs sofa Springs
I lfisi Whiskey Moss
Z Rum Mosl Selves
limitation French Brandy Cookie selves
O.d Apple 10 sand screen
S"fltls Move Vine, Nos 4 20 20
t"uniIy On bark Mills
Slc.S Mine Hydraulic Cement
Madeira Wine, 10 years old Flooring Plank ami Shingles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
no MOTHERS

NIEssRs. r. CHASE & Gcnts-ITearin- p,pc,,
W. sail about the extraordinary effects OF the Hcstr, &c
"n or Persian Pals those about To become mothers
w"wore Undue ell TO make tIt ofhcIn My wife VAS N ha
tune the mother ot Children ami had suCrc the mosf
dipus aud eNereiaing pains during and hcr condnc
nent ct each SHE hal tired every tak cn much
medicine hut found htlc nn relief she "a Ia
king the Persia" Fills about months d, hcr confnc-
meht thcr hcah b. ins very about this length Time
prcNous aud soon acr WAS cnihclhy their attend
90 Tie cares OF ioler 10 her fnily until her ronuuc.
incih. ~ the time she commenced taking tho Persian
rus, and or several weeks prcvnu, she afflicted Will
Dry hard cough, AMI rcqucnt cramps which the
use OF the FILLS enirey removed before using halt a hoS
u "a with great confidence that a,ivis. ailtlosc aou
- become mothers 20 make OF tie Persian pills All
those that have taken them In ncighhorhood have got
abns IN ~" same easy manner, an about the house
IN -" days There does appear be half the
ger OF other dtc tcs setting la Confinement where
these ris taken We uniicy say, lai none NEGLECT
taking them for they IN tho roach poor as wci
as The rich We truly thankful ai hcge s remedy
winch females can easily procure, which bids fair - les.
the world of suifring which many OF them have IN
bear anlperars the lives VI thousands witch other
wise would be lost. =. ROBERTS
Rochester May ith, 1895.
For sale by A. @. STEVENS.
oc if-ci2t m Pm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

=.
SUPERIOR % The IIyzcan, Brandrcth's Evan 10.
~ mot tie Michlcss tpncedl SInl.ive Indian Purra-
tive, crany oicI Fills ~ Compound before the public
ccTuhcd o by Physicians aui others. Let none condemn
they will not.
= now settled point with all who have used the We.
gciahe PERSIAN PILLS that they aIe pTc.cmine ally the
best ami most cMcacirus FAMILY MEDICINE that las
yet been usedin America. IL every family become
acquainted with their sovereign power disease they
would Keep them and Jc prepared wlih sure REMEDY
10 Apply on The hraf ~ pcarancc Of disease, and
much dsrcss would he avoided and money saved as well
sR the lives Of thousands who hurried out 81 time by
nesccuns disease IN IFS FIRST stages, 10y being
possession OF remedy which they Tlacc dependence
mpon o. Pile In each box price G2l For salc Al
hichmon' 10y A. G. sTEVENs,Ast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25

EIANiNG determined 10 10 a CASH business, we take
II ms ehod or saving 10 friends. aud the public
generally thar We have hini large and well
lecIei stocs OF FAMILY GROCERIES. which will sell
Tor "a SH ~ prices that will make object 10 all who
deal with US 20 purelasc for Cash, and fash only We
teen useless here ads LIST Of what be found IN
our suffice " saw, tits complete COMPRISING
every article Of every quality from the very best 10 The
lowest priced in line We ask particular a,fenfion
hoSeyer 10 our Wines, Liquors Teas sugars Coees
ma - Family Crorsrs g. Nh,
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NOTICE.
EtCHsr REnIrC.En


meeting Of the Pc sisnl snl Directors ofte Rich
nond hisdsriessenr. ant Po'omae Railroad CotDpa-
esopsd Tsi ihe ffiosin, i Tes5co,, in III. -,
frczbt between kehponi and points on The Loui
"a Pc andi.ey are hereby, male TO take effect
h"n ne lIth 1sy OF Ariil neu-Nik:
IN on. cent per bundled rounds from Frede
Louissc. H.. Troyian's and GofdonsvIlo
on fteir-Iwo cents Ter b.rrclfrom Gordonsvne
cents 10 LOUISE Courhouse cents TO Trevirans a.
on nssG PoIt ana fsi-rer barrel u cent. to rrede
reks iah cent? u third Turn ou' ecnts to Lou'sa
louisville. q. ". MACMIIRpo
mn. ,a q ,,,,, TfeGsupeT.
CHEAP SuEETINGS.
RLEA'HED Cotton -he"iinrs, rsry Asary, and yards
81 brown shesiinss hs5ry aii2ic
Fine 24Laeu -hsein.'. chap At
te 10 CEOuCu, B0oOKs q HUDsoN's.
DOSE wATEN-en gallons of ane Rose Wafer,
fresh distilled from the Da'nssk Rose-andior s,e
le2 Z DOVE.
NEW DRY GOODS.
Ply late arrival We have receive sprins anil Summer
very large wADswoRTm, I TURNER iRps's co Sni
NIL
SPECIE JARsGilloa and hsif GALLON specie Jars suit.
ieis LYELi., JOHNSTON LYFLL
SHlRTINGS, OZNABURGS, &c.
'V'WENif li3les 81 and 4 4 Cotton shiriinss
10 10 Cotton o1nabuIgs
Bleachcd >heeiuss, yardswile
The above goods viii hc sold low Persons from ibe
Country arc desired local and exam inca
] II CUM NGuAas
ZEE Cheap Cash DRY Goods Store.
800 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
w. RANDOLPH 60 have on h,ni for sale II
~ low prices, sJ VOLS Theological Works embracing
many valuable standard editions. AMI II the new pub
eions 81 the DAY Persons forming Theological Libra
res would 30 wei 20 give them call, great induce
mcnts 70 purclasers viii be oH-rci lei
400 1lCkCES fresh Tioli1.t,n Lime, landing iroIn
>tOO schf Lucinda, Snow !ar sale.
-le ~ WORKMAN NcGRUDFRS co.
400 BoNE. sAio and loIi2 Class, r.ccVing and for
- 10 woRTuAN. MeGRuDER CO.
GENTLEMEN'sPUu SOLE BoOTEEs,
JdeoS Mics ~ Sons Nuke
NJ l. nave Just "pcne lot Of the above beautiful
soc bgoiees, made expressly for u, which very
JUDAH MYERS & co.
Je ~ Fashionable Boot and shoe Dealers.
GENTLENEN'S ELEGANT DKEss
BOOTs-NqHufac'ure ~ J iflss & Son
nUE assortment c above Roots Is very
~ large and complete, whc solicit call from tho &c
~ went. JUDAH MYERS a 60,
lc w Fashionable Root anI shoe Dealers.
DRlNClPEs.- 2N0p genuine Puucye Sous inls7 -
eel 10y ourselves direct fruu Puerto Princpc choice
article, just received and flr sale.
Also, un haGdi low pUccl dome s'ic SCARS.
lc " WILLIAMS - HANALi-
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FEVER AND AGUEl
EPu Ola VI

no. feel myself al length mpctatvcly called upon,
aud although with the utmost reluctance, with
chagTu aud uortifc alton, % rcpuile Rovans Tonic
Mixture that las been made during my absence in lie
Western cuuiry, and disconncNon will It's manufacture
aud salc since 1900
Upon my recent return 20 Philadelphia found the
mixture prepared essentially different from my ircc-
ttousl 10 which The many failures in lie employment of
which hear from almost every Agency must be asrred
BEING prevailed upon 10 my OLD hurincss At
concluded, NJ whatever s1crcc purchase all that re-.
NAMED IN The hands Of conus stoned Agents. remand
e. Philadelphia, and rciurnsi them, after the least
possible delay. with supple Of the original Tonic Mixture
OF fH strength commences ami purity uncr IT. gressnf
naiHs Of "NOWANDs IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURE.m
Now. IN order 10 distinguish hereafter the true an Iori.
gnal article from all other Tonic Mixture, and from an
ten thousand counfct fcs imaions substitutes amt vari.
ous other pretended cures fnI Fever and Arue-vi,ch
have, aud will inuniae the lan-ea. and eve
ry bottle, in addition 10 being wrapped In nov cnycInpc
AMI an extra covering, Is furnished with label on
Nhch Is my own written Signature which passes across
tho mouth 81 the bottle aud must hc DESTROYED u drawing
the cork tits 10 be hupcdthatths prccau'ion II attended
TO- may protect the community from imposition hut the
erest way oi guarding against deception IN procure Tho
mixture fiTcct from the proprietor, Dr. X ROWA Nd.
= North second So Philadelphia from the accredited
Agents aud Dcalcrs.
Will view re.estabsh entire conf Icncc in the eli
cheney Of me "Rowant,s Improved Tonic MNurc." ~
effect lasting OF FcycT anal Aguc e propfieior
restores the original guarantee viz The money shall he
returned IN every wherein tho remedy has been
punciualy used without producing tho desired eject
supply of"RowanPs Improved Tonic Mixture direct
from the Proprietor, has been received by nc sole gcnt
Tor richmond INU. GAY NOR
lc - bnc door above the Bel Tavern.
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GARDEN SEED.

W.dRRdNTED FRESH .A.rD GENUINE,
,,r,..,,,... WHotEsALE and RETAIL.
ss s'I' iG 1 s-,:iS5, 81 cIbS 5:
sCss-lhrse and sioaii Lima, Scarlet Runners Red
sN4r beans chin. Ea,y yellow, r,r., weeks.
BEtT@F,,lS oI NJ, 70 eae sed Na,roS. b.ri, Moaek
h.I9T andWhiie French susa. MlnseI WurzeI
CABBAGE-EiTy York, Large York Euly susario.t 40
baliersea- Late Brtersea. Fia Dutch. Drurnhead
b,rse Betfur Dsamhcid savoy, Green CURED sayoy,
GGaaTILiflowEgzEarya ndL
CELERY-Whfe solid
cAsEnrILons Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn Al
ccIEE;S,S :, Cur. Per9ergrass
frame Early Cluster, Long Green.
ST03RnNS,T;gEa9ry sugar, Early Tusearoras
I 5Sp VI n,E.Sreen cured
KsLEs--Creen Curlcd Scotch, Rape
LETTUCE R"yn White Head. lee, Brown pu:eh, Earl,
whTER MELON-Flnest Kinds
=. i, DNsIG,.en chron, NntmeE, Pine Apple
MusrAKD-whlle Medicinal and Brown
ONION Silver skin, yellow Dutch Early Red
~, Bishops Dwarf Profile '-''
PsPPE9a Cayenne and squash
"a X . NJ LOG White, Gurnsey or Dutch
kilBAkB-Unduiafed forTaus
TuInp Red Turnir mac sa AMI ls salmon White
shiLSif h-or Vegetable Oyster
souASII-E4rly Dush orange wsred. yellow Crook
Meek
T0NkTO-Tarzc Rcd and Yello7s
II.NiP1"lie Pat Dutch, Red Top, Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS and BuLBOus ROOTS, large as
sortmcnt-
fe2 WILLIAM PALMER
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICoEs.
lust opened large assortment Of Enslsh and Alosr
en- Cahcoc-, AZ unprcceietsed low prices.
Light and Dark Caicoes, =; "a, :, 10 ami I2Ic
superior % DO al L., worth &c
DO DO 10 az PIC an 25-
Black and White CaiCcel, A. l2t, i6 z0and &c
- french 90, very superior, al 37ic
beauft4l assortment Of coloIei, black and white
Lawns ant Gn-h1rns. which DC sd II such prices as
. cannot iai 20 please.
The above goods Wh many others suited 10 the season.
have been received and bargains may De expected
| al CUNNiNGHAM'~
ma - Cheap Cash Dry Goods store. Main u.
FAMILY COMMENTARY, on the Holy Bible
from the Works of Henry an1 scott, add above 100
other writer's. Published 10 london by the Religious
Tfact Society wh maps and en.ravngs, " large svo
good pTat and paper, prce e. ~ tor sale any gaaafy
W RANDOLPH & Co.
tna - Main street. .chm'ui.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-25
CERTIEIcAnE

certify that have, by way of experiment. used tho
lyeean aud most Of the various kinds Pills prac.
tee which have borne the highest rcpute in the public Sc.
maon that have been offered for sale in this icny or
ton Persian Pills and tlc public may rest assured at
none Among the whole catalogue has answered. better
purpose easy and eirc,ual remedy than the Resur
rceiion or Persian Pills, IN most cases 81 disease
Rochester, n. V, Sept 81, 1893.
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