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consumption! Consum ption!!

DR.. DUNCANS EXpECfORANr REMEDY
Is AN inial.iblr rrm,dy for airs.,ing Pulmonary
Complaints, Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood.
difficulty Of Breathing. Bronchitis, soreness Of the
Throat and difficult EIpeetora,ion. Weakne,scs,
Drtil iy, Liver Complaint, and ali other sff' ctons
If u consumPiive nature. This medicine has de-
clded advantage most preparations Of the kind.
as il regulates the bowels. and strengthens the
sti,uton and does not bind up the system and
encourage intemperanee, as most Of the medicines
do. by the fatal opiates alcohol combined in them.
Such medicines have a great tendency To bring
misc ~ and distress, and even death upon many
valuable citizens. We find by the weekly records
Of the bills Of mortality, ths, thee four:hs Of the
human souls who So suddenly DEPARTED from their
dearest friends and relations have been swept of by
that fatal and fell destroyer. Consumption, when
many could have heen saved il they hsd used 4
proper medicine Fellow bsn:s who yet dwell
with us, and are afflicted with the premonetary
.ymp'om. Of this dIssa'e. procure Immediately DR..
Duncans xpeciorant Remedy before it be too late.
and mol I've led to hciise that such symptom. will
soon pass off without the use Of pioper medicine !;
by such negligence, YOU may soon he led TO know
your folly. One boule may st the f:st attack. bs
sufficient. Pamphlets giving full treatise, always
accompany the medicine Price, 81 per bottle.
Office No. 10 North Eighth street, Philadelphia
HENRY YOXThElMER,
Dec iiih lsil. Agent.
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EoCD1OI GRSHl2SA 9
THIS MACHINE AGAINST THE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.


DAvENPORT'S Improved Ps,en, Thrcshing
Machine and Horse Powep which ihrethrs
and cleans st the same time-an invention for
which Farmers have long looked in vain, and which
renders the above machine perfect and pas, further
improvement. Those who have lcen waiting for
something better than heretofore offered for sale,
will find this to bc the article. Come 3e i, and
fudge for yourselves.
The suh.eribers have purchased the rsh, Of the
above Machine and Horse Power, for the coun-
ties Of NoRrHrNsERLASp, LrcoAixo, CLIsroy,
ard UsIox-snd also, the privileges Of vending
them in any other places ior which the ngh, ha.
no, been previously sold.
The advantages which this Mschine has over
oil others invented are many and obvious. One
hoy and three men can do all the thrsshing and
cleaning of $50 bushels Of wheat in ono day--and
this usually takes seven hsnds one DAY aud three
the next. For field threshiBg il tskes the lead of
any thing in this world-no grain Is scattered or
lost.
Such is tho superiority Of the Horse Power,
that three horses can ,hresh ss much with it az
four can with any other.
The Machines and Horse Power will ie sold
together or seperae. to suit purchasers. Made and
sold in Milton, by the subscribers.
WM. WEIGH.
VIM. II. POMP,
HENRY FRICk.
Milton, April II, lsil.
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A M not suffer the early seeds 10 knit its fatal
"A threads in your system, hut guard them a. you
would the ihiei n, night When yoH find the IA
tai enemy king to d.s.roy your health bf imii.
hing the evil seeds Of a serious disease, RExLNsRa
DR. DuScAS'. ExPkcroRANT RINEpr will inn
medlu'ey drsirny and remove them. Thousands
Of y,ur SIX die annually from The want Of proper
trrs, ,meut. Had tho 9 known the wonderful effects
Of this medicine. and used il in time many could
have prolonged their days. and yet be dwelling a.
mopgst their dearest friends. Those who are labo-
rig under the influence Of this di.sasc, lose no
time in procuring Dn. DUNCAN'S EXPECTO-
RANT REMEDY. II is safe and effectusl, and
nl~Ay. gives relief in the most hopeless cases. It
strcng gthens the W, ak snd jebiits,ed relieves the
pain in the breast and side; suppresses the dis
ircssng cough; .oppirs the hectic fever aud night
sueas. and finally (f the cnse 10 not too lar sd.
vancrd) restoring perf Ct health
Full directions and treatise is given in PAM
phlet, which accompanies the medicine.
For sale at the PRINCIPAL. OFFICE, No. 10
North Eighth rect, rhilndclI hs. Also a, tho
store of HENRY YOXTHEIMER
Dec. rs, lsil. Agent.
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Consumption And 1Aiee1iing at the
IunRA Cured.


BY The use If Dr.. Duneon's BrbeeforGnf Remedy.
" ISS EMIItNE YBAuER, aged II yesfa
WI was taken when st the sge Of sixteen with
sight cold, which she neglected until the lungs
fell prey to that seeking destroyer, consumption,
when application 10 physician was made. but 10
no effrot. He considered her csss hopeless one,
and prescribed bu, little medicine for her. In tbs
meantime she discharged great quantities of blood,
with much eIpectsruti'n Of thick phlegm and
cough. Her bcdiy frame st lonsh mcsme reduced
TO living skeleton. Her las, was anxiously looked
for Ivy her friends. ,ha, he, suferings nigh, end BY
the pangs Of d. ah. During the time her ply seisa
frequently called and the last resource. dstermi-
ned to ,e., the virtues Of Dr.. DuscAs's ExrEcro.
Rant REMEpI. having no'icrd some extraordinary
cure perf,rmed by the medicine in similar casea
He at once obtained two bottles and administered
ii TO her. The fourth day he found some change,
which I'VE hopes. He continued giving the medi'
cine for eighteen days; at that time she was rendsf'
ed able TO be walking in her bed chamber, to the
astonishmen, of her frn's and relatives. She con.
tinued using the medicine for egh, WEEKS, when
she declared herself entirely free from disease end
pain, and now pursues her daily occupation in per.
feet health.
A small pamphlet accompanies this medicine,
which gives full description Of diseases, the man.
nsr Of treatment, &c. &c. For sale in Sunbury, al
| the store Of HENRY TOXTHEIMER.
| Jan. 9Th, 1912. Agent,
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More Conclusive Proofs,

" he Efficacy n Dr. Hdrlichs cth6TaIed Med'-
eiues
DEAu Siu:-I WAS afflicted with bilious and
NERVOUS dlscsse to a very alarming degree, with
all the Symphonic which so frequently effects 70.
liked condition, viz: riddiness in the head, viornt
tremors chillinrss, with fixed pain in the night
side, complexion tad, and cos,ivsncss; indeed |
was in most miserable condition. had tried
many rcmedies, bu, found no permanent relief un.
I'll I had purchased DR.. HdrHeh's compound
strengthening and German aperieni Piih. which
frnm their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
and am allie TO pursue my employ ment, free from
pain and disease. (signrl) JOHN BOLES.
Datsd Xcnia Ohio June 7, ls40.
Principle Office for the United States, No. 10,
North EIGHTH STR EET, Phiad-lPhis.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Dee lS,h lsil. .7ge,a
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III A " A IL DIS

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AND
STATISTICAL aiming doc
uments, facts aud other useful information. ustra
tive Of the history aud resources Of the American
Union, and Of each State; embracing commerce.
manufactures. agriculture. int. rnsi impro, sments
banks, currency, fuances, education. &c. sc. Edi.
ted hy Samuel Hazard.
Publi,hed every "Wednesday, at 10 Dock street
The price to subscribers u IS per snnum, payable
the trst OF January Of each year No suhscriP-
ton rec-i,ed Tor less than year. Subscribers out
Of the principal cities to pay in advance.
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RECO.n.nE.N.D.9TYfD.N:

THREsHING & WINNOWING MACHINE
Having hsd in use. one Of Davenport. Ps,cn,
Threshing and Winnowing Machines. and teng
rePea,sdly called upon for our opinion in regard TO
their value, durability and advantages, We make,
free to state. that they exceed in opinion, any
ThIeshing Machine we ever before witnessed in
use. They will ihresh and clean, fit for market
200 bushels Of Wheat per day, and this with the
aid Of three hands besides the driver. The Straw
is pn.sed of from the grain incline plane, e1.
tending abeut ~ feet from the Machine. Scarce
iy grain is lost. What is Of scIne importance
and greatly is the fact that To dust passes from
the Machine to the man w.,o feeds il. The Horse
Po~er seems to be Perfection iself-threc horses
msy work it with ease and their fastest gai, need
only be the ordinary Plough gait. We mus,
eheerfully recommend the Machine 10 Farmers
they arc manufactured in Milton by Mes.r.. Welch
Pomp aud Friek. PHILIP HILGERT.
JOHN d HELLER
Chilrquaque ,.hp. Nonh'd co, March 20, ls+i
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JACOB MARTIN,
Commission and Forwarding
NfX2CHA2gT,
a kAA &lTnx-sE

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL MsIehants generally, tbs, he eoniinues the
Commission and Forwarding Business. at his ware
house. foot Of Willow st. Railroad, Delaware and
i,chuylkill.
Merchants having goods to lie shpPeJ. will find
il much 10 their advantage, a. to time and prices
Of freight, 10 send their merchandise to the Depot,
corner Of Front and Willow street Railroad, they
can then be sen. either route by the Tide Water
Canal, ol Schuylkiil and Union Canals, as bosts
will arrive and depart daily for the Juniais and
Susquehanna Canals by Tidc-~s,er in tow Of steam,
or via Schuy kill and Union Canals from fsirmouni
dam.
Merchants will please he p'r,ieular to send oil
goods destined for either route, to tho large Depot,
corner Of From, and Willow u,rert Railroad. with
directions accompanying them, which route they
wish them TO I've shipped.
Coarse and fine Salt and Faster al wholesale
prices on the Delaware or Schuy yIkil
Philadelphia, June S, ls4l.-ly.
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ATTENTION.
j. SID n EY JON r IS.

DEQUESTS thc attention Of his country friends
IL who arc in want, TO his verv large stock of
Csrpstings. Oil Cloths, Ma.,ings, Rugs, Bindings.
Stair Rods, &c, &c. that he has jus, oy~n,d, nj
his warehouses, No. Ia North I'd street and No. ?
Church Alloy, next door to Christ Church. Phila-
delphis. July 81, ls4l.-ly.
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SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS on AND LEATHHR.

u. N II n I n 1 N Z N W 90 N,
No. 81, North Third street.
(srrwEIs MARKHT Ann cHrsSUT srREKTs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
uAvE for sale large and excellent s.sortmen,
L Of Spanish Hides, Pafna Kips, 7anners Oil,
&c., AT the lowest market prices, eiiha for cash. is
exchange for Leather. or upon credit
Consignmen,s Of Leather received for s,le, o,
purchased a, the highest market prices.
or Leather stored free Of charge,
April ~, ls4i.-ly.
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FEcSFE CTUS
OF THE

THE editors Of the State Capitol Gazette. ., the
l. urgent solicitation Of num,rous Democratic
friends in almo.t every country Of the Common.
wealth, have come to the conclusion, to publish,
during the stings Of the approaching session Of the
Legislature, the
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANyILI.E, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsylyania.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
public. that he has removed from the town Of
Cafia,pissG to DanpiLe, and that he has purchased
in that place. the Large and CommodiotD
BRICK HOUSE,
At THI constR OF MIL AND NARKLT srREETs,
COpposite The Court. House,
xA Which he has fitted Up hy the erection
f OF ADDITIONAL. BUILDINGS, and
sN. extensive STABLING, for the Enter
@4iainment Of Trareken and T,itors.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, and he would state that
thing in his power shall he Ief undonr, render his
customers comfortable shd happy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern s,yfr. and The proprietor is de-
,ermned that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and importance
Of the town in which it is located.
His TAHLs will he supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the 6esf and choicest rari,fy the
market can afford. His BAH will be stored With
oil the best articles that can be furnished by our
eiits and the whole will be such To give salts
faction TO every one.
Well showing that an enlightened public will
always judge for ,hsm,elSes he feels con6den, ths,
they will favor him with their patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Dsnville, Jan. 40.
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n A NK OTE LIST.
PENNSYLYANlA.

Tie following lie, shows the current value of sll
pennsylvania Bank Noscs. The most implicit re-.
hanee msy he placed upon il, as II !. every ,utek
carefully compared with Md corrected from Blk.
nsls R~curtcr.
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SELF-ADJUSTING LOG BRACE
FOR sAw.MILLS.

BI BrSJAhiH N. CrsHwA.
THE Subscribers having purchased the night for
vending and using the above valuable inven.
ton, for Northumberland County. offer to dispose
Of the same to persons who may desire to purchase.
The above invention 10 now in operation at the saw
mill Of Nv. MtsIt,, uear sunhuy, ~here !, can
be inspected by os nes Of mills and oil other,
interested. l.. GOBLIN,
March 2i.-if SAMUEL GOBLIN.
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pied BY Hiram Price. and is prepared to sceommo-
date oil ~ho will favor him With their custom, in .
neat and comfortable manner.
ROBERT ADAMS.
Sunbury, Oct. a3d, ls4l.
VAGEaII0&y@e
SIMPSON g. FRY,
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Sun.
IL bury and vicinity. that they have tax. n the
Shop lately occupied by Wm burst. where they
will carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches. By sriet st ntion and
reasonable charges. they expect to merit share Of
public patronage.
Sunbury. Sept. 4th, ls4l.
MADEIRA wINE.--Firn quality Maiden.
Wine, for sale low by
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A genuine
article slways on hand and for sale BY
Sept. l. ls4i. II. B. MASSER.
HOLLAND GIN,-Of the best quality always
on hand and for sale by
Sept. |, ls4l. II. b. MAsSER.
LOAF ANU LUMP sUGAR.-Alr.ys on
hand and for sale by
Sept. !, ls4i. H. B. MASSER.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO-
LAsSEs.-Of tho bcs, quality always on hand
ard for sale by
Sept. l, lS4l. II. d. MAssER,
BROWN SUGAR.-Ofa good quality. for sale
lowb by Sept. /. is4i. II. d. MASsER.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-Of the best
quality always OH hand and for sale by
SEPT. !, is4i. H.B. MAssER
COFFEE.-Ja's, Rio and Lssuira Coffee, con-
Sept. i, is4I. H.. MAssER.
SPERM OIL.--Winter and Summer strained
Sperm Oil, Of the hes, quality. always on hand and
for sale by
Sept i, ls4l. H.B, MAssER.
! STEEL.-CaI and Blister Steel, for sale by
| Sept. !, lS4l. II. B. MASSER.
IRISH sALMON.-Of tho bes, quality. con.
Sept. !, ls4i. Ii. B. MAssER.
LlQUORS.-Of all kin.is and Of tho best quail
tics, always on hand and for sale by
Sept. |, ls4l. II. b. MAsSER.
SPRING sTEEL.-Of v.iou. sizes for Elliptic
Springs, for sale by
SEPT !, ls4i. II. D. MAsSER.
LARGE QUARTO BIBLEs.-For sale .,
very reduced prices by
Sept. l. ls4l. II. ,. MASsER.
BLANK BOOKs.-Of al kinds. for sale by
Sept. l, ls4l. II. b. MASSER.
BLANK DEEDs.-Bonds, Mortgages, &c. for
sale by Sept l. ls4i. H.B. MAssER,
JUSTICES BLANKs.-foI sale BY
Sept. !, isii. II. u. MASSER.
CLOTHS,-Blue, Black. Invisible Green, DC.
for ssle by
Sept i. ls4l. H.B. MAssER,
CAssIMEREs AND sATTINETTs-fo
sale very low by
sepLl ls4i. H. B. MAssER.
CARPETING.-For sale chesphy
Sept. |, is4i. II. d. MAssER,
BLANKETs-For sale cheap by
Sept, l. ls4l. H.B. MAssER.
UNBLEACHED MUsLINs.-For sale by
Sept. l, lsai. II. b. MAsSER.
COTTON YARN AND COTTON LAPS
FoI sale by
Sept. I, is4l. II. u. MASSER.
HEMP AND COTTON TwINE-Fm sal
by Sept. I. Is4i. II. b. MAsSER.
= TOWING LINES, CORDS AND ROPES
II For sale by
Sept. I. is4i. II. b. MASSER.
). WARRANTED
Brass Clocks,
For IL Dollars,
NQUAL far fine 10 any soid by CIoek Pe
II n,. for ssS, for sale tg -
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Females, Bexnr Of Consumption,

Jan. lst. lSt2.
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T All notes purporting TO be on any Pennsyl.
vsnis Bank no, given in The above list. may be set
down as frauds,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
LAW NOTICE.

GALES sEATON,
n NEY ar Law,
RICHnonD, Virgins,
WILL attend the suPerlor Inferior Courts Of the
w City of Richmond AMI the County OF Ienrieo Once
on insin street overJ Cunning HAMS ono door aLove
WI nhohefs oct l-dlm
WILLIAM n. ARCHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WHIP Practice in the superior and Inferior Court, of this
Ho will also auend tho Superior Courts of l.u audi
Chegtsrfeij. lie may, fer s prss,aL be ton,d \, ,ie
Once lately occupied ~ Mayo d Archer on Coyerno.
street a. % AZ
fuE Partnership heretofore exciting between Josenh
Mayo n William Archer, 10 dissolved. All btrsneFs
heretofore eonhioitp the firm of Mayo a Archer, will
receive The JOINT attention OF us both until eompeiei
~ =, JOSEPH MAYO.
soS M VIM ARCHER.
JOHN FISNEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Men ORLEANS.
RErEREsct:
non John Mason JUICE Of District Court Of United
rt.tes iuI the EasieTn District OF yiTRnla
j. W. Pcg'au, Efi., Cashier Bank NJ VirFini,.
hessis keui, Kendall Atwaisr. waiswortb Turner A.
u, Iheo Robertson, Esq Richmond, Va.
&c % dlnis
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs.
a GOOD assortment Of Cloths and CssdfnsreA can he
~ ionni at The subsefibeI's store, and selling very
blue, Black and Fancy Colored Cio,ha
Beaver and iyonskin Colhs
Plain and striped Cashmere assorted
ALSO,
Blue, Mint aud Black saitinstts
valencia, silk snd Eain Ncsitnxa
stocks, silk CTavafs aud seaIfs
POngse. Spiial6ed aud Bandana ITjkfs
The above Gooissre offered for sale very cheap n
CUNNiNGHAM's
ot The "a IA ury -for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
Correspondence Of ,he baltimore Patriot

~, NEW IONh, tuesday, l. vi.
The sales at the stock exchange yesterday werh
extremely moderate With but little slteraI on from
Saturdays rates. Corporation re advanced /; and
Long leland !; Delaware aud Usdson declined
Southern exchanges were active, PARTICULARLY at
Mobile. Baltimore is at par dis; Virginis llait,
North Carolina IL; Charleston liais; Savannah
lsils; Augusta u; Columbus and Macon 2Oa2I;
Union, Florida 65; Mobile ISL Montgomery an
L seiloosa IL; New Orleans prem; Nashville 81
dis; Louisville, st. Louis. aud Cincinnati, ? g. Ia
diana }; u Bank noies, at 50.
Foreign Exchanges are inactive-the rates are on
England 1913, and on France at 5f52i.
Sales ut the Fts Board - $4,000 Corporn ton rs
OF 1852. 1903; $1,000 State ca, of 1862. 50; $4,000
Indiana Bonds 81; $4,000 Illinois G's OF 1870, Is.
Sales ut the Second Board. -Ij0 shares Long
Island at i9l per share.
About 5000 birrels Western Flour was taken
10y dealers at sI.4ia4, SO There is no charge. ard
but little doing in Southern kinds. 1000 bushels
Rye sold at 60c cash, delivered. 1900 bushels Ohio
Corn at 5je, measure. Cotton IS heavy, and fe%
sales are made. a few sales of Whiskey were
made q, 2Ol2Okc.
At the Cour, Of General Sessions this morning,
Col. Webb appeared, and through his Counsel, A
jordan Esq, stated that his client not prepa-
red to enter his plea TO the indictment, found
against him by the Grand Jury, for going on, Of
the State TO give or receive a challenge The court
allowed the motion, and he was ordered to appear
on Thursday next 10 plead.
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, }
TUESDAY. Oet. II, ? p. NJ.
THE MARKET


AZ auction to day, the cargo OF brig Mary
lf6 bids. p. II. Sugar 575a795
ITO b5,s. DO. do 5,sOn 6 05
Also-46 hhds. p. II. Molasscs 2Ila %
% do Sugar House Molasses Is
80 do Mantarzas Mu covsdo do. 90
FLOUR.-Ssles OF Howard street flour, good
standard brands, were made from stores this morn
ing at 81 l2t, and one small sale at 81 Isl. A
bout 1000 bills changed hands Yesterday ut 81 49,,
which may be esteemed the current rate OF presrn'
We quote the wagon price at 80. City Mills -four
Is I'm rather better demand; Gales readily made
to-day at 81 25, at which puto abou, $500 barrels
were sold yesterday. There is no Susquehannah
Hour IN mniket-ihe last sales were at 81 I2i.
GkAlN-The supply OF Maryland wheat is
large. We quote prime reds at s0as3c. and inferi-
or sor;s ut from GO 10 Use; the lost sale of Penn
sylvanIa red wheat was al SOC. Maryland nh.o
corn may be pu; down at 52a53c. and yellow do.
nj 52c. at which quotations the last slles were
mad; we note a sale OF Pennsylvania yellow at
53a54c. Maryland rye 45i50c; there was a sa
OF Pennsyvania rye on Saturday at 62c. Mary
land cats 22ci no Pennsylvania in market.
CATILE-TheTe were offered ut tho scales
yesterday morning abou, 700 head beef cattle, $50
OF which were taken by city butchers at 81, So 80
per lOO lbs. on the hooi equal 10 S3aS4 net, &C.
coTding TO quality 220 head ofthosc remaining were
driven North, and the balance (I50) left on hand
unsold.
PROVISloNS.-There have been no transac.
tons IN barrel meats, and prices remain unchan sed
viz Mess Pork is held at IS, 2JaSS so; No at 81;
Prime nj S6aS62ji Balinore Mess Baef SS,05; No
] $3.50 and Prime 81 50. Bacon continues to sell
pretty freely We quote Western Huns ut Gas
cts. as IN quality; Sides 6i5I CTS; Shoulders 5a5l cs
Hnc assorted 5ia5i CTS. The sales OF Lard are
small, we quo.e No. Western in kegs at n cents
WElSKEY.-Tbisn article is in good demand,
and We note sales day OF hhds. at % cts. and OF
bbls % cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
ATTORNEY AND coUNsFIIoIt ATIAw
~ z ~ Or "a NN
CLOTHS Ann C1SSIVEUEs-
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.
GASi CASH. CASH.,

Is possible that In the city Of Riehmc nd new. Ilrb,
upon the subectot Mesmerism h about 10 MAKE IT,
sppcsrlnesl fcs; and no. only possible but esrH and
te public are respectfully invited call at the PALACE
OF FASHION opposite the iie Tavern. Saturday even
tn., alter sunpwn, and be convinced OF the ct aud We
doubt not they will agree with that II Mesmer am can
stand The test Or such light will then the re- bc
hbncd my hcnceorih he as no IIunbus bui
the real genuine Democratic grit.
BIT 10 the Point.
GAHBANATI - tOsESTHALL take plea.
sure ~ announcing 20 their friends public in re
neral that theiI Now and SPLENDID Palace o FASHION, on
saturday Evening October Sth they whave the honor
being the mt 10 Introduce iul the virginia the
hea 1as LiRhi-haNins, AZ very heavy expense con.
stEucteb an araaraius for manufacturing Gas (unon the
prineipeoi the Ne~ YORK Gas works) which will be
yeye Though pipes To their Hat Emporium where their
friends Will have an Opportunity OF enjoying novelty liz
virginia. Of hiiing on Good Hat Cap by GaI Light
D- No ehiige Tor ambulance. We have no doubt
every NisoT will, VI only for the novelty OF the thing
purchase Hat by Gas Lghi, the southern flat Empo
rum opposite the Bell Tavern
NIB expecting large company, will be prepared
will suficeoi number OF The OCCASION aud
their friends Will obige them 10y making way
who will no doub DC anxious to have peep whist per
hapshey may never again have chance seeing This es
enlistment will be keptopen for the accommodation OF me
ehancs ARD oiers who cannot spare time during general
business hours every evening TIL o'cock-Saiurdays NJ
o'el ek-snendiily Illuminated with GAS
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