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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

@s~E$zss sssSeW
\NEtave this day received supply Of Garden seed
w which are as usual warranted genuine, aud can be
catalogue can be had graiutousiy containing null ia.
Ie,on as t'thc time oi sowing aud manner of euIiya-
bEET-E9ry Turnip Nanslc Wurizle, French sugar
=, EEA N-,-Ited speckei Valentine, Brown DO China
WEE X. Eyc w li, Kidney, Cranberry, Horticulture
RECoIE-Scotch HALE
CABBAGE Barry York, Landfeths large York Early
Savoy; Green Guried Savoy, Red Dutch
CAREOI-Early Horn, Long Orange
CAuLILLoWER-Esriy
tELEIh-Red aud White
CURCl MBERS--
EGG PLANT-Iargc PnrpIe
LETruCE-R Brown Dutch, Early Curlei. Cabbage, etc.
MaEILoNs-waier,2 varieties Nu,mes aud C,lron
oNIoN-Reda and silver skin
PAksIE -Curicd
PARS>lP-sugar, tXira fine
PEAS-Lan,ireih's Edfa Early, Early Frame Iarge
M3rr9wiai, Blue Imperial, bishop DwariProlidc
hApiSt- Long Scarlet, White TnrnP, Res Turnip
BsIk sp5nirl Yellow Turip
sPlNACH-RounJs Savoy Leaved, PricsIy Seeded
SQUASH
TOMATOES
FLOWER SEED In assorted packages
INC proprietor OPPORTUNITIES for extensive practical
observation have enabled him iudcioitsly 10 disc
such Narieesof vegetables as are really worthy III cu
lure, ir" tc inferior. as Is not unfrsIent WORTHLESS
varieties OF the class which lave been urepetsf
through 1pcncncc; therefore, IN making this selection
o nose who arc mere renders practical rroiceTs of
acei- Aut lac o. not sure that tic variety might NOT DC
sn further reduced with lyantas.: A. any -, liz ~
Alc any garden however extensive, and fully adapted
/ t0 thc incest taste.
A. 10 tie quality of the seeds ,e pronretr
Ice rcinemhcrcf tl1t what is soi by him his owr
growth, lwu 5uf slight oXcepuonl Therefore warrantc,
WIN cnurc confidence. thar they will. upon trial. prove &
are uay collected 10 the Unci states To bc IA Id
LiELI- JOHNSTON & LYElI.
= -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY or

- ~ ',Sh's, superior qGaliiy Tor families
i'' 'H'u44eiHi DO 40 10, fJI salety
-, u AHBD1 L.
no ~ Main 81. door below nrytI.A Go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
NELPEAU ON TnE nnENN1-

TREATISE On the Diseases of tho Breast, Iy VI Vel.
"A peau, Vi ID Proicss.t 81 the Faculty Of Medicine of
raIis 'r1nsaici from the French, hy ParkuAn, VI D.,
Fellow oi the Mas Achuscifs Medical society. 81.
NJ LAilEMANb on involuntary seminal scharess
translated from the French, 10y " Wood VI ~.
Treatise uu the Pneumonia Of Children. hy VI VI Ril
het and BaThcs, members Of tc Anatomical Sricfy of
Paris, translated los Plrslnau H. Tho tirce N6rks
IN w. Oct.-Jusi reccivci by
ia SMITH pRINKEE 4 MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
IIIsRRINGS, SC.

UERRING~, Sc.
Family Roe Ilcuinsa, ~ whole an I h,lf bills
u No I, chpf d.
Mol Mackcrcl, u Kill Tor sale.
lac II. NJ uIiRTpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
J. PEtSE 81 SONS COMPOUND ESSENC
of IOARIIOITNn CANDY

A SUPPLY newly made JUST received, for sole whole
~ sale ~ Manufacturers prices by IGAYNOR
Ian one door above The Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

BRITANNIA WARE.
BRITANNIA ufns
ID Do Coffee Pots
lao Tea Pots
DO Sugar Dishe.
Do Cream Pots
DO Cdstors-f, 5 and bo,ile,h
J. T.. FOCG's
not China Store, Nam street.
COAL, COAL.
\tIE lave tor sale yard on the north sIa Of te
w Basin, date Mills, Reid Cos) Crate Coal from, IA
ley's Pits, Chesterfield County.
ALEXANDER REID, SEM.
Ofthe late firm Of MILL KeiI & 20
an df JOHN W LIPsCOMB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
I EATUER, CHEEsE, So

II l5o sides : lc rlthcr
la 10 Calfskns
- casks Cheese
% boxes go
~ 10 Pine Apple 81
~ 80 S,afrh
80 DO Sperm candles
cases Table Saif-rt "a irfrr ilyf
no ID MnllM InNL IL n IIANlI InN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
TO TOBACCONIsTS.
CHEAT COTTON CARpETINC AND
RIGGS

1000 YARDS Cnlon Cirrcuuc yard wide. Of BE
tOOO iOU 30 DO to a.. 25c
~ Hcmr Hearth Ru-s.7
Passage tarpcung yard wife, Wool, Is 30
~ DO do TO- IS AZ, Is G,i
Tho above Cheap Cool will bc iouull'
no . RH JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04
OuONTINE-

10 Coach makers Printers, Cabne; makcrs an Other,
- At-ts,, n,ty., f. ~, y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-04

, PIPES L. Madeira Wine
q do blackburn do
u do do do
III 10 10 dp
Dcmi'ins Willing, olycirl, and other Malera Vine
2boScs oil Hunt 10 do
brown and Pale -h rTy, ylriou7 impoTilons
Harp, Anchor ami other Champagne
Hook and SiufcInc Mlc
Wishing to reduce my stock of Wines, the above Will
be sold low.
dec w W. HARRISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
fem FOR SAIE.-A Farm, two and hall

GH FOX SAif.-h arm. Two anu q Ddll
l.. miles Flushing village, ans about IS miles
rom Newl ork. The ,ad Farm contans about
10 OF choice Land loo Of which MEADOW and tia
threc appIUrch0r containing abou, goo young trees OF
grated uit which annually yield from len 10 twelve hun,
ired barrel. apples; and there "a also CHOICE assortment
OF small ruit. Onthe prenls-s there spacious Mansion
House with ornamental grounds. gardens and shrnbbery
earns, carriagehonse granary, ce-nouse snokeoS
practical farmer the residence Of nan Of rone.
There also Cottages Farnf Houses and 10
good SatAleadnw The situation on rishs S Iouu,
within quarter mile the Bay, Of "hici u , @
delightful prospect and asf b f, an Term se
arr Ioon;re OH K story % Fu,on-a Brook
El, X ii. iidi ICY I.. r. Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
(, WEDNESDAY, ,IORNING. FEBRUARY %, 1872

WREcE-The Portland Argus contains par
ticuars Of the los Of the ship William Fales at
Cape Neddick. Ne on-tt!e=16th. which " have
already noticed She had thirteen persons on
board, of whom The eight following persisted :
!SIa. holna. master, Portland. Maine; Martin
fitzpatrick, lst officer. Portland. Maine. EpErainl
LirtetieId, q officer do do; Thomas Mcclellan,
do do; John r Plumcr do do John NoIand.
Boston:,Wm. Derasev, DO; Capt PERI.
pilot. Warren R .hody .: Nir. Flame,si,
the olllv one that has be.. found. Ihc=gessel had
o,ll small cargo Of c,titco1 board ard in
sllred Tor $4,000 in Boston She=co-t about
$4,000, Of which one third o-ionged to=Capt
Thomas. tc was an old sailor. wel knoan for
the many perils by-scn h. had successfully eli
sountercd he Argus axs:
We learn from a; survivor, otstlc William flcs,
that as thai unfortunate bark approached ,be shore
on ne night Of her loss. and it waS found impos.
sil5le to keep he! OFT Capt .lat 90 his anchors
winch failed bring hcr=up. n moment she
struck, and took of ne, keel. -Four Scamen, who
on the yard taking in the remnant Of sail thot
,hc was carrying when tine anchors wcr. let 20,
were hurled into Tho deep bet the violence OF the
shock. and al once drowned n the vortex. Nhen
She struck second time, ii va, with such force
that her masts We're ii nion.cnt sweptaway Vt
this crisis Cap; I inquired Of il.s surviving men
,gilo would leap io The flaming pillows. and take
a rope ashore They Shr7,nl from the hazardous
ordeal. andno on, volunteered Capt.. then I'M
y,ctrously seized line. took a irw turnsot it round
his arm, and lcaped toward the shore. IL. wil>
thrown back by the rctreating surge. and was
drawn par,ly mp the side OF tn. vessel when tn.
became unlooscd and !ew; washed away
and seen no more The bark swung stern
to the shore, and the lad that saved says that
By jumping into the surgc=a il WA rolling in, ii
throw him fan up the beach. CTtere was a house
but little distance off, from which assistance
promptly rendered. Very likely, more Of the
sufferers would have been saved by taxing tins
prccauton. The violence Of the hllows may be
inferred from the fact, that in less than holi an
Aonr from the time >hc struck, that new. Si;.nnch
bark was broken NJ. and moi ye>tigc Of her to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

n FNTTFL GILBERT'S Patent Action
Pianos from Bo>.on-F. HILL, Agent Tor The sale OF
~ 49, celebrated and truly fine toned Piano For.s. hegS
mos, respectfully 10 inform the PUBLIC and The musical woT:c
generally that h, has hand and ready Tor Sir
choice aS1man, of the Boston Patent Action Piano foT>
which tar exceeds any thing OF the kind introduced N ms
metropolis Purchasers about furnishing themselves Win
good article politely invited 10 CAL ana cAaiie 1t"
themselves before purchasing ei>ewhere
MlLLET'S MUSIC SALOON, S29 Broadway,
ISIS !, ipw doors above the Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

TnE LIBRARY COMMERCE., Practical Theoretical and
Historical Published monthly Freeinas HINT III
Tulton-S,reei.
present i the FIRST number, is well known as the
Editor of that valuable and successful publication,
the Merchants Magazine. His design in this
work, as he states in the Preface, is to place be-
fore those engaged in mercantile pursuits the hes,
aud most worthy publication upon=subjecls i'll
which they may be supposed 10 feel special in
tercst This first number contains part of an eX-
ccllcnt Sketch of The Commercial Intercourse Of
the World with China II is published in very
neat and convenient style, and we trust will meet
with abundant, success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

ghe condition of our villagc=is no, at present
very tourshing, owing icranged Currency.
yetocs, FiscalilicS and perhaps in Il small degree,
10 laScalitteS We have Merchants, Wagon
and Carriage Makers : Cahinct Makers Black
smiths, 9 Tailors Ox-Mill, or grinding wheat
and corn, Grocer. | Druggist, 3 Doctors, , Min
slcrs, {, LAWYERS, and a, least one or Two OF the
louGng gentry; add to this one quite good Hotel
and you see we have all the necessary ingredients
for a country town, except q Chnrch--t!ie Conr'-
House and Schoo-House being used for holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

Has. b. SWAIN, Book and Job Printer,
~ No. rs BARCLAY STREET, Corner of Greenwich.
Books Pamr hleS Circulars Cards, 1l Heads Labels &c
Neatly and Expediousy executed XyogTaphic Printing
IN all il < y:rictics IL II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

re- TO those who desire the aMet add ID
s'S51Ns l.li,,t. Of country HE COUNTRY SEAT
I'd i so s srcsmmoaag s be s
OF aI.7at ciaonville Essex County ~
~ a pleasant Healthy and n?rsving sectoE OF e2gniry
-, N.yars nom Elizabc,i0"l, and ~ IRON
yk which nay be reached in from ar hour to
hour and TIE lsnsson.heuse ami kitchen adjoining
w.. ,f yo containing II rooms. 1Sokeroo1n, noble
ellas and parre,s &C Flower and kitchen gardens with
1T,m-1al fences Al. barn. cnwho1.e, carriageaonse.
xr all In excellent ort7. Abrooh pond, we springs, &c
On he place which also a,arnds IN fr The oI excel
lent Tor tie, RAISING grass wes a. other PRODUCE
Churches Schools post Office, t!ay aasJ stores &c
convenient.
= This p,ce offered price less than the cost
o building. and improvements and would be aVasd 70
nit purchasers Possession Immediately not sod WHY
be 10 let
rp Also FOR sale or exchanges place OF 20 acres ON
which !, frame hor. or the ST. joseph Rive near the
village OF Brs,o Indiana Inquire at No LIS Nassau
opposite Clinton Hall Joo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

HISTORY NAPOLEON: From the French 81 NJ. Law
Rent De lARDECE, with Five Hundred Illustrations.
In Two volumes: New-York, d. Appleton CO.. 200
HrNaaAAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

POATS-0O Water-street, four doors
y eas OF Catherine AIark~CROLiuss PREM rteih Nun
Boat establishment; Three Diplomas aud TWO Shve w
,ias awarded AT The Fairs American and MECHANICS
Institutes for the best Boat
Barge. Race, Club, Gondoa. Life, Fishing Gunnlns
Iaw Gig, Surf Sail and Pleasure Boats Of every de>cTlp-
Con Recor1nented by The Amateur Boat Club ASSOCIATION
OF Work.
Builder Of th- SULTAN Of auscas Pleasure Barge The
Wave. Gazec Victoria, Atlantic. Wakona SC Also, the
Ann oil PeekSil Washington OF Poughkeepse, Duchess OF
Louisville, &c lis u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
HXCELLFNT BOARD AND ROOMS
UUF CANTON TEA COMPANY Q

Ter for SALE at l2a Chala->t. \ eve ork Tue Cheap
and genuine teas in the world IN any quantity ns
hnent should givciu >atsicon Il Is requested ,aat
they brought back, when the money VIII bt rethrlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
vol. 4.
TIE AMERICAN ECLECTIC March 1872 Ne~-Y orl
(,eOrrc a PE1a-e PARK Rn1x

TIE AMEsic.H ECLECTIC March, 1872 Ne~-York
George A. Peters, Sc Park Row.
We perceive BY PREDATORY announcement that
Re- .SELAHB TREAT who has heretofore beenone of
the Editors Of this valuable Reviev, has withdrawn
his connection and tina, his place Is supplied By
Prof J. H AGsEyv. an excellent German scholar
and gentleman Of fine literary abilities We
trust he VII giye US occasionally in the pages of
the Eclectic versions from Of those great Ger
man Reviews which have become world famous for
their philosophical ability and power One Of the
most Interesting article. in this number is that BY
CARLYLE on Baltic the Covenanter from The last
Westminster y fine review of Carlyle works
from the British and Foreign Review Is the open
ing article We are sorry that the first and By no
means least valuable portion Of the paper on
ordsworrh's Sonnet. from the London Quarterly
should have been omitted II we recollect Alright
it contained several sonn,ts by the great Poet never
before published Two valuable articles on Chi
ncse Literature, The ce-Period.' from the Ger
man, Successive Discoveries Of America, and
.Sybc- History Of the FRS, Crusade are among
,hr remaining papers, y careful digest Of the
contents ots,ile leading Reviews, an account Of
NAYS discoyeric. and 4 select list Of Ncs=rublica-
tiolls comrle,s the number.
CHARTERS or CnuRoHYAkDs: By CAROLINE socrnEY
Authorizes OF Solitary Hours SC, q vol l2nc
Pr. S32J Wiley L Putnam.
Mrs Southey i, probably better known 20 the
reading public as Caroline Bowles, sister OF the
eminent scholar and sonnetccr, and herself he
thoress Of several work, cvincing Intellectual re-
iincrnent and power. She married, few years
since. the poet :Southcy, when widower of sixty,
and the gentle mnsterngs of her unweared
affection sooth his pathway toward the grave. Her
exerlions were thus lost for time to the world Of
Literature; and she at length rcappcars in {; work
whose very title indicates the paths she has latest
travcrscd the shrine, amid which She still fingers.
Yet their dcncations are not all sad though
dealing often with mortality they contempla-
tive, rensve. and at times solemn, but lighted up
through all with the radiance which dcscends from
Heaven. We advise those who have borne aiiic-
tons (and who ala. has not y to read this .ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
nOAL-YARD TO LEASE.-rhe Gin

ION Coal.Yar,i, No l;8 NIonroe-sIrce with Office,
Scales stable and the Yard paved'rhe advertiser viii
attend daily al Il O'Clock, 4. A. at WILLIAMS 4 FER-
GUSON'S, corner OF Madison ami leicrsor-ss III CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
LOANED in large or small

- OARD-Genteel Meals. >, Lodging
, 81 per Sscek. q Be- krraustrcet .. Ian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
80 =: SMIffM 1 wHIfTMoRE, 10 JOHN St. up Stair.

NEa FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
Seat in he OF Jannica, l.. j. The subscriber
l!rr, Property part thereof a. may snIt a-
ican, with from 10 j. OF ~ of land all fitted &c
gardening pur yacious front OF 757 divided
IN sections with ftuit ard ornamental trees 'iic middle
highly improved with all lhe convenences 10 suit
eent-el ainy viii, variety choice fruit in the SEASON
ornamental berries and grape vines IN abundance
The house ver substantial and mocern built 0ut-hoases
barn and if1ces all 6ew ard IN complete order The whole
property viii be sold price to ice Il desirable IN
yesilrlent, or part OF improving The adjoining sec
tons Terms very favorable upon application To or address
tpost PAID j. IL. POlLLON,
f2I In, Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23
Observation-Disclosures Institute

Observation-Disclosures Institute.
IL Some additional pupils will be received alter The
c>uin. Anniversary OF the a2d OF February Health and
vnor n constitutions OF manners The cutlvaton
OF the intellect and amendment OF The heart are the Oh
i,cis 10 which the conductors 81 The Institute devote TIER
uneu,ng attentions and The results 81 long eNSerience
I.,r witness the efficiency OF the plans pursued
Particulars may be learned inquiry the establish
lnen in rhir1eenltsree between Broadway and Third
typnnr T. DWIGHT PORTER
.fiaIv THEODORE ". PORTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-23

The first yolurae Of this work published
some time since, and we need not repeat the opin-
ion then expressed Gifts merits. 1t is written
in torciLle and pleasing style and gives perhaps
the best notion the great Conqucrors character
to be found in the many biosraphies. The work
is printed in a beautiful style, though we think the
illustrations not cqual=to the general execution OF
the book. They spirited, however and add
value 10 the work
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-21
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY
CluURCEIlLE C0RFENG, ESQ

CgaUGCETTLE C0RFENG, Esq,
Before the "Lasalle County agricultural
Society,"" at OhG,cG, Oh The l2th inst.
FELLOW CITIZENS In the organize
ton of society for the promotion Of the
interests ofagriculture in this community,
those friendly TO our prosperity, must per-
ceiVe that the spirit OF enquiry upon this
subject of paramount interest to the
human family-has not been inactive
among us, and shows an advance in the
state of the Arts and Sciences, which in Il
new country, and among young people,
may we'll excite the wonder and admira-
ton of those, who look upon us as being,
either in state of helpless infancy, or as a
wild and lawless band of pioneers, sparse
ly scattered over vast extent of coun-
try-the ara,,t coariers of more in.elli-
gent, and more fortunate generation.
TO those who have heretofore considered
us in this Highland there are many-the
organization of agricultural societies, and
the intense interest which the subject has
recently excited-an interest which is con-
stantly on the increase, must be hailed as
an highly suspicious omen indicative Of
the most happy results.
|; must be remembered that although
our political existence as a sovereign state
ia of no recent date vet. rs an agricultu.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-21
SABBATH EVENING.
DY GEO. D. PRENTICE.

How calmly sinks the parting sun /!
Yet twilight fingers still,
And beautiful as dreams Of heaven,
1t slumbcrs on the hill.
Earth sleeps with all her glorious things,
Beneath the Holy Spirits wings,
And rendering back the hues above,
Seems resting in trance of love.
Round yonder rocks the forrest trees,
In shadowy groups recline,
Like suns at evening bowed in prayer,
Around the holy shrine.
And through their leaves the night winds blow
SO calm and still--their music low,
Seems the mysterious voice Of prayer,
Soft echoed on the evening air.
And yonder western ,hsong OF clouds,
Retiring from the SKY,
So calmly move, SO softly glow,
They seem to iancy's eye,
Bright creatures of better sphere
Come down a. noon 10 worship here,
And from their sacrifice of love,
Returning to their homes above.
The blue isles OF the golden SEQ,
The night arch floating high,
The flowers that gaze upon the heavens,
The bright streams lcaping by,
Are living with relision-decp
On eurth and sea It's glcries sleep,
And ,ningle with the s.ar-lish. rays,
Like the soft light of parted days.
The spirit of the holy eve
Comes through the silent air,
TO feelings hidden spring, and wakes
A gush Of music there.
And the fair depths of ether beam
SO passing fair, we almost dream
Tha. we can rise and wander through
The open paths OF tracklcss blue.
Each soul is filed with glorious dreams,
Each pulse is beating wild,
And thought is soaring to the shrine
OF glory undeflei.
!knd f frof,Jt aspirations start
Like blessed Angels from the heart,
And bina--for earth's darl: ties are rivcn---
Our spirits to the gctos of Heaven.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-21

Paint me as I 0m.-"Pant me as I
am" said Oliver Cromwell TO young Lily.
"lf you leave out the sears and wrinkles, l
will no, pay you a shilling" Even in
such triile the great Protector showed
both his good sense ard magnanimity.
He did not wish all lha! was characterize
tic 10 be los, in the vain attempt to give
him the regular features, and smooth,
blooming cheeks of the curl-pated minions
of James the First. He was conien, that
his face should 20 forth marked with all
the blemishes which had been put upon
it by time, by war, by sleepless nights,
by anxiety, and perhaps by remorse but
with valor, pulley. authority, and public
cares, written in all its princely lines. II
men truly great know their own interest,
il is thus that they wish their minGs ~
b pOy,uyn)xr EAjnAurg Rny,sw, ..I.....
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-21
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN HISE & WILLIAM OSNAI,
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ofthe Public Square.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 per square Tor
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ri No subscribers taken for shorter period
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ore Maid. unless at the option ofthe editors.
~ All communications, to ensure attention,
must be post paid.
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IN Sbbnbeit mb Stirts ccs Sons6 ir9enb sis
nen pano Scrte weit pcr;uSeben.
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europa bslbdoi9t, folsn ceswsesn um baIten
Rolrprsis pcrfauft ,psrbsn. Sur psricnsn, ipslz
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