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From Temperance Gazettee and Herald
A NashingtonIan So ny

From Temperance Gazetiee and Herald.
A washingtonIan So ng.
Never Forsako Brosher''
Should old companions be forgot
And never brought to mind;
Nor we indulge a friendly thought
For those we leave behind.
CHORUS.
Oh no; they still to us are dear
Wen still be dear TO them;
On Aud Lang Syne we'll drop tear,
Our friendships brightest gem.
They wander far from virtues way:
Have we not not wandered too
But, Oh their suferings-what are they
While ours we cease to know.
O yes, they still to rs are dear, &c.
Like theirs, our idle days were passed,
Our nights Of guilty joy;
But glorious change! 'tiscom at last,
sweet without alloy.
And they shall taste, for they are dear,
Well still be &c.
No wife, no children now to weep,
No friends to sigh in shame;
No. cankered eye its virgil keep,
To fix the guilty name.
Yet these old friends to US are dear,
And we are dear to them, &c.
To father, mother, wife and child,
And friends, and dearest home,
We come, as ever, indebted;
In Loves fruition come.
Yet old companions still are dear,
And W ell be dear to them
On Aud Lang Syne we'll drop tear,
IT'S Friendships diadem.
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LOOK AT ISl.eI
THE REAL PETER FARLEY REVIVED !!

JAMAICA PLAIN, DECEMBER 26, IsII.
GEST-I have read the advertisement of C. 5. Francis of
Ncw York. the present publisher If work entitled Feter
Pareys Magazine sc. The design of the author of that
advertiser mt appears to be- convey the impression that
"Peer Pareys Aiagaline'' originated by myself
that il in fact the project If another person, and that
permitted the of Petor Farley be used, to
rency publication Of which was in proper the
author editor. THIS Is particular. The
aforesaid Magazine wholly own device; planned
it, commenced it, even before any publisher obtained
and, for time had the responsible and authoritative charge
the editorial department. Afcra WHILE in consequence
my Of heah requiring my residence in the country
and mitigation OF my literary labOrs, feln4uis"d in
in tt, and the siperntrndHnce of il but with
derandngand confident expectation that it would be
Quoted in manner satisfactory to myself
The Publishers being obliged make assignment Of
their effects, and therefore, Of the Magazine in question:
and being unwilling that it should pass into other hands,
sought to obtain control of In this ullad-and
has since been conducted only without my
of modification and regret Some time since requested
Mr. d. Francis to state that had connection with the
work, which request was nngrlCiolsly refused.
II apparent that publishers would be doing only
Justice drop the title of the work and that Of its pres
editor there be any such person. in its place. They
would thus dene their pOsitiO 'and the publication would
stand upon its true merits, and upon which
has Just title pretcnsion hope at all events
shall longer be held responsible ior what appears
Magazine.
need but add, that concerned in no Periodical
that of which You the puhlishcrS-Aserrys
in that work. propose to issue series of original
papers by the author of Peter Parrys tales and the char
acter of Peter himself hoping thus to revive the interest
that has been felt in that old story Teller.
am Yours, Respectfully,
S. G. GOODRICH, Author Of Peter parey's Tales.
MEssRs. Bradbury Il SoDES X Co. BosrsN-
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DAVID c. NAGOUN,

DAVID c. EEAGOUN,
HODGRLN"S WHARF
ion HTIDS prime retailing MOLASSES.
wv 100 Bbl$ Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
80 Bis Clear, Mess < prime PORK
DO Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL.
800 bags fine SALT
200 BblS Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &c. &c, &c.
All which oat be sold oery iotr.
Bath Nav 10. 1871. III
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sHERMAN,s COUGH LOzENGEs.

The best Cough Medicine ue and M cure oil ordinary eas
in teD h0a6S.
GHVERA Al hundred certificates have been given of thef
- wonderful virtues. They are humbug, and no c-
tious exaggerated certificates gwen The whole med
ica Faculty cannot compound better or safer article
For sale bR Z. WOOD, central wharf
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,E undersigned having resolved to make general and
! immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts here
by give noce all persons whose accounts have be
come due, that settlement must be made by the hrSt
day of January next, if they would avoid cost; and
ali persons indebted by informed that imme-
date payment must be madei
And unless conditions of this friendly notice are
complied with before the day of January next all ac-
counts then unsettled, and all notes unpaid viii be lett with
attorney. These conditions are PoSlTlNE-but TREND
w. We have been doing business at present establish
rent for than five years, during which time, we have
made no general settlement. II be delayed any
longer. JEW ELL, llENhh %.
n B-A persons having accounts against the above n,
"'1 pa atE' Nov 1sii I'''N tf3l.
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DOXES Halves and Quarters of Bunch Raisins of the
ID latest nporations fresh and of very superior quality
this day received and by CHA'S tLAff, r.
Rnth NnN. ID. 1871 ~
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NEW GOODS (!

lust received good assortment of Hard Wdre Goods
y Glass Paints, &c. which will be sold cheap for Cash.
G. w. KENDALL.
Cant
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Botk Note Gable.
Corrected weekly from Bottom papers.


The following complete list of Banks whos, bills are
not bankable Doson which is added the f'e per cent
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IUsT received by THOMAS +. DONNELL, Agent, lots
y New Groceries, Fresh Figs aud Rasns (ony about
DAYS old Sperm Candles prime Spanish Cigars tron
Cheese Bonesct and other Candies Eng Wanuts, &c, &C.
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CRAVE STONES.

ID ADAMS would inform the public that he still contin-
IA. do little in the MONUMENTAL line, at she
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath at Brunswick, near te Stage
House his place of residence Topsham and is pro
vded with GOOD MATERIALS, and ready to attend to
any calls either the first rate Italian, or good American
MARBLE, Quincy Slate ut least at as low iate as can
had in the State Of Mane and worked into any shape
required and thinks he give satisfaction, winch here
ioore generally done The public would do well to
Try substance, of the beautiful White Marble, which
up rUcr and if any should have the curiosity,
specimens of stock and workmanship, they might ca
at West Boston Bridge, the foot of FrontSt boston,
Mt Auburn and if they choose they may go as lar w
Providence, II. ]. ,.
In case of absence, Bath, call Capt l.. Lambard'
next door, and Brunswick Mr. Lufkin, opposite shop
Bath, Nov Is, ls4l u o4.
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And unless said and all necessary intervening charges
paid the undersigned Collector or before Sat
urday the fourth day June next, much of said land
and other described property will be necessary to pay
said and charges win be sold public vendue accord
ing law day O'Clock in the forenoon al the
Tavern of Orrin GpaCk said PatricktoWn Plantation
ISRAEL GLIDDEN, Collector of
Patrcktown Plantation for lSil
PIrcktown Plantation Jan, -, 1912.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

Persons wishing Grave-stones, Tomb Tables Monu
ments, have them furnished reasonable terms, and
landed StaniDrds Wharf, the town landing, batf
free charge and all bills may paid David Snson
Esq-exCep those from Brunswick and Topslam who
settle with Mr. KnowltOn of Brunswick Village
}t5-AH communications should be addressed to Gilbert
PnIlen, Augusta. Maine, Iy32.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

HOUSE FOR SALE!
THE convenient dwelling house
%%.A occupied and owned by the subscriber
fsgL-AW!n2 hayinga good Stable wood house and 9th
fITe ~ buildings attached to the with
a7tsssszJ3fEE Wen of good Water, several very eX
celen fruit trees, located on convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view of the KennebeC
is offered for sale at reasonable terms.
Persons wishing a good location, will do well to call
Possession given by the first OF September. Apply to,
GILBERT 1RUFANT.
Bath, July Is, 1871. *tf 10
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SHOES FOR SALE ITO TIE L.4DTESt
lust received consignment by the Subscriber his
Store, Corner of Vine and Water Streets, of La
dies Kid aud Calf Skin Walking shoes, which will be sold
lop for Cash. AARON DONNELI4.
Bath, Jan. 20 1912. 3wl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

CROCKERY, GLASS AVID CHINA H.aRE.
ALso-WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
All which will be sold the most reasonable terms.
Bntb Oct "a 81
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NOTICE OF p ArRICxTOWN
PLANTATION OF IS4I.

NOTICE is hereby the resident and none' ident
and propriotors of land in PatricktoWn Plaa-
ton County of Lincoln, and State of Mane that the fol
lowing described Lots and Parcels of Land taxed i'll lists
committed to Ia collect for the ISL and for Dec
lent highway Of $780, and remains unpaid as ollows
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WARREN's FAMILY BILIOUS PILLs.

Purely Vegetrtle Medicine, prepared by oRRaN P. VAR
gTIESE Pills offered public medicine highly
efcacous for the following disorders viz. Rheumatism,
Acute and Chronic Gout, spasms Cramps Bilious Com
pants Diseased Liver Jaundlce Loss of Appetite, Dyspep
sia Headache, Fainness, Slow Bilious Fever, weakness
incident o the stomach, bowels, back and limbs.
They also most effectua remedy for Worms, as the
obstinate have been curedas be by
ference certificates in Dr. Wanen's possession. They
may be used also to great advantage for common use as
safe, eectuaI and pleasant physic, composed entirely Of
vegetables and which can be taken with perfect safety at any
time and by any Ess.";,m.n.,,,o,s.
The oopng eom regular Pracieag Ptysicians, no'rn
This is certify that Dr. Orran p. Warren, of Pittsfeld
N. II. is gentleman with whom am well acquainted, he
in him, and have used his Family Bilious Pills, and
can recommend then, to tho public as most excellent med
cine. DANIEL BATES, NJ. ID.
Thisn, vtery that have purchased large quantities of
Ware to emily Bilious Pills, and have used them in my
iamyns ta my Practice with the most beneficial results
couder them an excellent substitute for mercnFia prpa
ranons. ISRAEL N GALE, NJ d.
Towhom it may conccrn-Ths is certify, that live
in the immediate vicinity of DIR. o. P. Warren, and
used his Family Bilious Pills in my practice, and have found
them to be highly efcacousi in all diseases originating from
y recommend them the public being purely vegetable
medicine, which be taken with perfect safety any
chichester, n. H. 1'''' JAMES A. T1LToN, MD.
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON. 4ml2
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, & FANCY PAINTING.
8 G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old
~ toners and the public generally that will continue
the above business its various branches with des
patch, at the old stand, near the Ssgadahock Ferry.
Bath, January 80, lS4l. tf45
FEATEIERS!!
prime of Feathers Just received BY the sub
"A scriber and fer sale at Boston prices
IT 81. D. MARSTON.
StHEET LEAD and Zinc, for sale by
- G. w. KENDALL, Centre Ct
Nvll. 80
TABLE CUTLERY.
Horn, Ebony and Cocoa Handled Knives and
m the mandatory Portland, (Maine,) for sale
G. w. KENDALL.
lie by G. w. KENDALL
25.
ing paper, for sale cheap by
r. HOLLAND.
ING, done at tSlis Office.
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C8RpEyLNGS MD RUGS.
PAPER H.4.rGITGS

0Engsh American, and Scotch Carpetings, of all de
scfpons from 40 cts per I'd 81 rs per yd large and
beautiful assortment.
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SrONE CUTTING.

TI,HE subscriber would inform the public that he continues
carry the Stone Cutting business at the old stand
in Augusta AT the foot of Jail Hi, doors Of G. C.
Childs store sight Of Market Square, where he Keeps
very assortment of Stone usual Of the incest New
York white and IL marble, and Quincy and Harvard slate
from Massachusetts, which of the finest quality,
sc. He would only to those individuals who wish 10
purchase grave stones, marble monuments, tomb tables
soap Stone paint mills paint stones, &c. that If they VIII
call and examine the opportunities for selecting, he will
pledge himself to give such satisfaction To work. bills,
VIII amply them for the trouble thus taken
To companies vino unite to purchase, liberal discount will
be made. He will also furnish chimney pieces, fire places
hearth stones, taCngs &c. Of almost description at
short notice. GILBERT PuLLEN.
n. b. He also continues to carry the Stone Cutting
business Wateville and Winthrop, where at the former
Mr. Sager and at the latter Mr. Carr is his agent AT each
his shops the above places occasional visits will be
made purpose of engraving that ordered
Orders calls will be promptly attended to.
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NJ NINE.
Commercial, Bangor 4 ai0
Mercantile - a
Globe, - " nom d,5l
LAFAYETTE, " {" 10 d
Peoples Bank " closed.
st. CroiX Calais 10 a
Calais Bank, : l-2d-
Washington Co. Bk.- a
Saltwater Canal y aj1
City Bank Ponland,i5 a
Westbrook Bank, 4 Il )
Georgia Lumber Co. so a.
Frankfort Bank, 90 d
Agricultural, Brewer. l-2a-
Citizens Augusta, a
Oxford at fryeburg, .traad.
Bangor bank, old, closed.
Bank of OldtoWn, no saie.
Damariscutta, charter expired
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ton, whoopng cough, ana plilloha! aoo''o' "a wy
kind. - ,,
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
"Tle V. p BaIsam, far knowledge eNtehds, mas
never disappointed the reasonable expectations OF lose
vino have used it, Thomas Brown, NJ. d.,
Concord n. II. Aug. 1881
IIaving occasion the v 7. Basam IN my pfac
tise for the years. would recommend It's use IN an
complaints of the chest, being equal II mol superior 10
any other medicine within my knowledge $50
Il. Abel, NJ. D., Lempster n, h. Dec 1873
Il il my duty and feel it pleasure to recommend
the V. p Balsam in various lung complaints ch as severe
coughs, Influenza &C., an invaluable remedy 100
John H. Bowes, Boston, Jan. ,, 1892
Il ascribe the preservation of my life to tine use o tie v
F. Balsam.' j. w. LennoX Argyle, \. 3 Dec IL, lcoo.
From long and extensive observation OF It's effects,
can recommend V. F. Balsam under all the symptoms OF
consumption as safe, convenient and positive cure
NV nedt,rd July 70 lS41 II. p Merriam.
g5Beware ofimposon Each genuine bottle Is enclosed
in a blue wrapper which is yellow label, signed VIM
Jon'n Cutler None other is genuine of later date thah
Dec 1899 The signature of Sampson Reed VIII ne coht-
ned for short Purchasers should enquire Tor inc Tree
article by name the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan
and that the marks and signatures OF the 9enlh
Iook ont fora spurious mrre called vegetable puloha
nv halsa' sometimes signed Samuel Lee, aud sometimes
Sampson Lee, being rGR in rug TO reSeHWe me
genuine sisare said to be prepared by an unpnhcipled
man in Bangor, Me. :,
For sale by Reed, Wing & Cutler, Druggists Boston Il.
cammon IIalowell ]. f. Ladd, Augusta C. larheil Gar
diner; j. H. Berry, Saco; Robert Dresser, Ponland o. w.
uldcn Bangor; A. Hayden son, Eastpon; and by drug
and merchants, generally. Price % cts (3)
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Commonwealth, 80 90
Chelsea at Chelsea, 50 d
Farmers & Mech On
anics' $. Adams. '
Nahant bank, 50 d
Middling Interest " Is a25
MiddleseX, Camb'dge 3 II j
Newburyport bank - d
Fulton, NJ Boston, redeemed al
their counter.
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ELLIS & GREEN.
GENERAL COMMISSION 7IERCHaNTS
Mobile, n lnbama,


w EsTERN CHEESE. $500 lbs. prime Western Cheese
w for sale by c. CLAPP, Jr. 81
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Norfolk, Royhury, redeemahie
mt their counter.
RoNbury bank, fraud.
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FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT

NEW No Beef Boston Inspection, this day received and
~ for sale by G. CLAP, Jr.
Nov. ID, 1871. %.
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FASHIONABLE FURs.

H4TS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, &C.
DAVIS HATCH
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
yU,UAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peeg Tallman late of Bath in tho
County of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that tus by giving bonds the law directs ana
peons having demands upon the estate OF the SAID Peleg
allman are required exhibit the same, and all persona
indebted to called upon to make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, Eyecuor,
HENRY TALLMAN. N''A
Bath, March 30, lS41 i,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank, 5 a {
Woltsboro' Bank 50 d
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VERMONT.

RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate Bank, % a
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NEW YORK CHEESE.
Slf. Lbs. prime New York Cheese, tins day received
CO' and for sale by CHARLES CLAPP JR
Beth, January l. 1912. Ill
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SIEEL.
CAST and German Steel for sale by
~ KENnAJJ u,
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. HIfW SIlOts, II u, OHDsJ
F.. A. DONNELL,

1t the old stand Rogers Brick Block Front Street
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CORN! CORN!
y n n ItSHELS prime Md yellow Corn, now landins
~ " from Scir PLANET, from Baltimore and for sale
Iy j. & j. ROBINSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28

DO hereby certify several years with vio
lent sick headache which attacked
w0ok causing yOnt large quantities
suck for day time that could
eHerueians both that health
impaired - procured bottle OF Renovator Of
Health" by using which entirely relieved and have noy re
manned IN good health for several months used only
and have been much benefited that confidently
It to those afflicted similarly induced Try from
the recommendation NJ Lady
had been similarly afflicted and who
from the violence Of her
she had not used the remedy referred entirely
II IL not unpeassni take and gently
bowels In opinion 1t valuable remedy Given under my
hand this 18th July, ts4o. a. WRIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
THOSE LAB0RING UNDER SICKNESS

"AN az onco rniovn fhoncaIvnc from tho thou
-, - 49,. a., =. - =, - -, -, -. - ~,
H "'-1s' '1s. = M W ~ ~" os .o"V" VIC
so-n.e W u ~ aH -, ' - - x.,"I - ,,s ~. ~
nsi ofeISu" ~ it1' 49, us " ~ , M y 20
~ ~, 'roIs. iHe u' ~, an ~ 800, ~ a., -.
800 -, -, .s.ao. 60. ~, 80 ,na putI. SnoSs -
1 1le ~ 49, ,Is Az, $500 - $500" ~ ,." -, e
ueY VI ees.'A -, 90 an $500 - NV "a i,. ~, ''.'
uls ~ - ~ - - -, - -, '..h - 80 a.
80. I S .5 $50, 70" = -'.s,',nI ,s-sn, IS, -
$50 10. - 49, - - 49, a - -, .s -,
800, ,s - - Jisaat I-,cy' ~, onIS -, =. = '
=. -" ,s hrs,. - IN ,,r,,-;.s t,, ,s, - ~ - -
"A 'Iesi,i"s W. 1890, -" " 'Hss ~ 1,e Poss .,
- - ~ - -, - ,SoIc ,,nn IT,. - - a. S.
g., ,,d .ts, ,,,h - ii, Co. IT., 49,, . r,,s ah
~ So $50 - -, g. 49,, =, - a. n, - ~,
~, ,ns,or Of The Vgs,abIs if Phi. T,oD ,ho;nS %
uIe poisIe'o' VI 1. 80 ~, ' I'm N"' ar
ElN'ee 'o Ie"seF Vi te" i'Sose's winch al oheI
80 s au ~ ~ CHI, ,i III, ,h Sy 20 %
- -. i ~, 49,. - ~ - ~ ~ ~ a. ~, e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

MA MEREDITH intending down town.
w Of month. would public customers
generally call what bargains he is selling:
81, "a and - Brown Cotton Cloth. G.
%, 20 and A. Beaehed do 81, a, 10, and upwards
CaicoeE. at s, q, :. s, 9. 10 and
Negro kersys Is and upwards
DO Blankets use SIPS
Plain and Plaid Linseys. lslc- and upwards
Negro Sauinetts very cheap
Comforts and Woncn Gloves
saitinets all kinds and prices
English Mcrnoes
French Mennoe. Cardinals
BlIeblack Silk Velvet, for do
Plain Mousdehne
Black aud Blue
Black Thibbet and other Black Shawl
Red and White FlAnnels, great bargains
Bonbazine and Alpaca Lusres
Black and Blne Black Striped Silks
IN Grnd asi
do Gro de Nap
Iadie Long White Half Fingured Cloves
Kid do
DO Colored and Black Md do
Do Pink and Green do
Mems Kid Gloves, II variety. dc Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
Jrtr. 1912.

do hereby certify that have used smiths Biers or Renova
Tor OF Health fct four myself and family,
moDded number Of Others and in
give relief when properly adhered fused
the stomach sick headache bilious fvers dsdersd bowels
the found relief would nj II
TO all who be diseased pleasant
gently on the bowes WIN WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
LYNCHuUIsG MAIL LINE.


A FRESH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
DIN WRIGHT respectfully the ARRIVAL OF
- supply OF seasenab. DRY GOODS
attention Of his friends the public amongst
found the following.
Rich striped and figured eolorcd SILKS styles,
Black and blue black aaiin striped
Black Pom de Sol, Gro dc Rhine and Lusrings
Blue black do
Black striped Popchns
High lus,red mode eoored Alpaeha Luse. Intan Cloths
Do ID do do
Black Aplcha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mousslns
French and English Aerinocs
rhheL DTocha and Mousehn ShSyyls and Hdkfs
Black and eolored Mohair and Suk Frlnges
Gimps, Tas.els, Cord and Tasses
Paris Euhroideres STYLES
English French and German Thread Laees and Bdsings
Llsle Cotton Laces and Eigings, great variety
Woraed Tarans, Silk and 4 Silk do
Tibet Lambs Wool Caehnere yarn Hos and
Iio-e
M.seS Cotton and Wool Hose, all sizes Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow Fannsls al qualities. Canton 10
Irish Linens, Birds Eye Diaper, Linen shSstinps
open Elk Mitt-
Linseys Jeans Satietis CasSmere Coths Cahcoes,
All Of which having been purchased for
greatly reduced prices 26-dActf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28

DRUGS, CHEMIcAls, SURGICAL TNsTRU.
VENTS. PAINTS, Oils AND DIE srUFkS.
4 tAsroR OIL EPSON SALTS, OPIUM
~ Suphae Quinnc. Of Morpha rr. 81
Gum Arabic, Irish Mo.--very white
Russian and American fsnelass
Surgical instruments % 6ne quality AMI dni-h
Lnseed Lamp. Whale Tanners
English and American White Lead. dry and
Indigo. Msdier. Copperas Alum. sstpetr~
Window Glzss Of good quaht-a
Coach. Furniture. Polishing and Japan varnisbes
Chrome Grcen Chrome Mellow Prusssan Bfac
Glue. Venetian Red. Spanish Brown.
With many other acle~ comprising large and selected
stock which Offer wholesale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. &C.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, &c. &c.
HAfNOR d. LYELL have constantly on
~ hnnd large Of every line which
they determined 10 sell the or
to prompt Customers Country merchants and physicians at die
lance sending their orders rely upon having prompt
y executed.
We would respectfully merchants. physicians
and the public generally, 10 Of
Drugs Medicines Chemicals Surgeons Instruments
Glass Ware Paints, Oils Narnish, Window GaS.
Dye Stuff. Toacco, Cigars. SNUFF
Foreign and Domestic Pcruney
Colognes, and Fancy Articles
Together with large Of
Patent Medicines,
Among which VIII be found
Racahout very valuable preparation for Dyspepsia
DR.. WisiaTs Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Henry's genuine hsgnesia, Hays Lhliment Piles
Hewes Nerve and Bone Bnmen and Indian Vegetable Elixir
for rheumatism
Jaynes' EApectorant Cnminaive Basam and Hair Tonic
Peters IIbbard's Lees Indian valers French
Dr. Mohirs Life Pills and PhTnit Biters
Rowands improved Tonic Mixture svaim's Panacea
Taylors Balsarn Of Livcrvor, &C.
GAYSoR Il LYELT.
no 70 Ono door above the Bell Tavern