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AND VOYAGES
SMITH. DEISKER a MosRIs

SMITH, DEiNkER 4 MORRIS.
ONITES VISITS Remarkable Place. OLA Hair. p,,, TIL
and Sc mes illustrative Of striking passage. in hi.,oI ~ -
eg N us eelnues OF Durham Nor,hup,bsrsnd tr-s
Ssres-by VIM 1owiti author Of Rural Life In Fng,ps A. -
y E,@off win sketches p5ominsn nj .Irvors rby,
cans rTedIca schools hoSpitaA Literary pcr-ou,y.,
Se-By WA Gibson ~ D. pros-or II ~ *
Of Pennsylvania a. 80 81 VIC Dh4Nctsfy
ESh-ssf 10 CooHiS-CmSI. sI.s MrscGr-Enha,xx -,
the Eastern Courts OF Cochin China Siam ana Np,, - 49,.
states soop OF war Peaeock. David GeiSrnger rotn,n,n
IN" years ie1a-3-'i, BY Edmund Roberts, "-'H~
\ VOYAGE WORLD, inchltinr n, e-A.-..- n.
aui siam in lsaS-35 and 1877 BY w y vs. Ry.cbs1t n
u surgeon IN the T. = Navy. Mefnbsr Of the Ar,s - e.
Sciences OF Philadelphia author Of rbres - = a-si
~ ~ ''Se years N the P7ei-
10 rsA 'irN ~ rHE CstIrrs, along the Sbors Of IN.
.un ana The MediieraIeah ineudins Voy,ys 40 81
stfd. Esq- r r. g. &c N- oS = Il wen
IAtLs TO NF'Iou ISLAND CuaA Se-Narrauve OF Ton,
etira comprising MeGieo Mines OF Real DEL Mont
Island Of Cuba. by Henry Tudor Fs-ur - " u'1
Travels 4 ErsoPr ASp rHr "a 49, -. .
Llns aofihs loo through Great Brlin Ireland FraDe R
rrs-a SaNony bohemia. Austria Bavaria svytvrSt,I
i, tuscany The PaFal States the NsaYobt,n Io;T
~ isEihs % The Archipeass, Greece. Fevpt Al, NJ
nuro'y Nobaya Waaeha Hungary Rs Vscntirs ~, \,
OF Tie Medical FaeuHy Univsr. OF Sex yos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25
MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSICm.
JUST RECEIVED By
NTH, DRINkER & MORRIS.

a FURTHER SUPPLY of New snd Music Cor the
fano Porte few q which follow,
The Ro-- Queen, with vigneu-
Roses Fair do DO BY Horn
No wreath % ian,- Tor yo,
Daylight Is on the by 4 Lee
ANS
You ttd rn- sing. by c. war.n
Non Je ne Val-e Pas Chansonnefte
Com" with thy lutte To the fountains BY p Hunah
My happy village home. s. Pearson
oNe me Ihureh that Christ hath
DO not iorssi me when die for piano and guitar
Highland Nora words by M Crawford authorsss Of K.tha.sa
Mavorren &c. &c music e. q. Horn
uhny hesIt = SD for ATsby,b do d. do
hs Arab MAID
Sweet Sixteen A,
oh no have no, forgotten thee DO 90
ne seasons new song. BY r lsabenz King
Ia OFFER thee this hand OF mine T. Ch,twt,s
~, snoud IKE 10 marry. comic song by J. T. Craven
None eoIae away social or BY Il
You Know = comic song by r. Moore
Zeecine Sersnade. By
Weep not Fer tie tomb Of infancy BY r. Ires
ihe f-hcr BOY song -olo or duet, BY e. Troup-o,
LAniua Dell Opera Dix Cavantns. Ital,.nn,. e. 49, a.
piano oT;e by w Forde number with haa,,S xt,. -
page very popular $3.50 -'N
Ia Roancesea celebrated dance The 18th century ARRANGED
gaIlop, BY g.. BleSsn.r ~-'-''' '''NH<N'
FANTASIA for the piano forte on the "reminiscences Of p
Eanni by T. Watson ~ " "a
Medley Overture N the Ehiopean Opera Bone su,h p,vo.o 90
lie Nicesrtia. by T. Conner. very popular
souvenirs DC HelHiont by Les d. Dourensr
inc eeiebrai-d Evergreen Gsliop, BY J. Isbintxky
Iosethrr with about twenty hundred NIECE. =, a.. - -
pusr and fashionable variations ,y,i,p. ,s,.L
&c An the new publications. BY moi eelshrsd coo.
received soon AFTER they appear % press ANY N I'D, g,
WIZ 90 procured n tbs shortest and on IN. MOS.
III, 4
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REMOVED

= BkANSAN q cos Oh Dominion Clothing store. 10 III. Oh
psiie side Of sr facing the Fn,nln uo.,St
street. - - ihOue iEotn OoFeT~ot
- ""ul eh''fsee tht- Opportunity
No"h 10 INC ei.ens Of Richmond virny ara the So. -
We Constantly k=eP hand Clothing all k,nd and mr.
~ ruisit ana approaching which we VIII Ell a.
- P'es ior eash We respectfully invite al 10 can AMI in
- our soeh whether they goods or not An 900.
\. '' PEA IN every returned and
IA
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GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
ToR sAGE BY
ROB"T r DI-EAI

GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
BY
ROB'T II. DUAL,
Bank Square Richmond, Virginia
A sPARAGUS-Giant or Dutch
n BEANS-Large and Small Lima. snaps AZ
BEEI-lons Bio'd kafy BLOOD Tunr. French White sugar
Mangc wurtze
BGOCOiI-Elrly Cope. Lar-c rurp.
CABBAGI-taty York Large YORK Eary Drlmheld
Dutch of P,hns Green Cured savo,, P-ncn. Leuh.
CARROT-Iong Orsnc.
CAULIFLOWER-Eaty and Late
CELERN-Whtc sosd
CtCJMBEE-Earg Frame. Long Green
EGG Plant
KALE-Sco,ch sea Ka'e
LETTUCE--Naia. l,s Groan Dutch. Cabbage PAN. C,o.,
MktpN-Nur-7. ClrJu. g..
WATER NyGON-Finest kinds
NASrURTU-N
oNIoN-Eary Silver Skinn-i Iarr, Req
FAEsLEN-Cuf.ed
FARSNiP--Iar-e Swelling
FENs-ipfy Monumental tatg Crrus,a Esr CNlrnon Fairly
Pam. pNar Bloc FrIs-an. Dwarf Malr,~a.t
EAnisH-Lor- se1rsf Turup
RHJBARB-R,I Cog r1rs
SNSIFY-or Vegr'abs oyster
SPINACH
SQtASH--Eary Bush
loNATOl-tarrs Rcd
IJRNiP-Esry "a, pu,oh Rel Top G,rfe Merck Euu saga
Also,
Ecnsni ls.ormeni n Flower seed
BtIROUs ROOTS
DOUBLE nNHIINs
ONION SITS. sc. sc. rI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-25

i oSi or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
= street ON IN. nsG Of m. ho..- Of A. T.,t
son Two boxes single 'os sni two and woo-y
S"rar H halt hot" 81 Browne Tobacco
Barnes a Cos Axes key Of go barrel t, Anv
information about Sai FOODS VIII be thankfully received
PNRstsu !. ne AZ, ~
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ROBERT MOTT,
Honsc, Sign Painter and s.I.zI.r.

.NsIf door Ne Epsis'gs B1at. Rils,.s4 g.----A,.
~ received further -ppiy - Paint Cop-l other
Narnshss with Painters Brushes An ascot
znt Of Frn~h sni An'-nean Window C:a-- $40
nr-a reasonahd- terms
" IA lNse supply Of Sap Paint ss ale ppv a al
p"rior Isini for Tin ShinEles Roofs. RN
Dc
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l. A NDRETH'S
W ARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS

~ III r.
= wei known establishment DAVID La nirS,h % So s
tor -s.erai years gwen general sssfaetion The oo~1o -
consist IN pan OF my present as-eriInent-
a,TsrSsul,' lrishoke Melon water
N, -, ~ 80. DO spout
No N.Sg,s 'i Wp ,oiea 10 nutmeg
Do French sugar 70 Sil I,
Beans, Horticultural o., 'u. , -Nas'ur4An
~ - i1 20 d. weheHasA
no red sPeekIei valentine Par,.ey pisio
10 brown d DO Do CURED
NJ vb- E wausfed eye Parsnip- fine .uSar.Iua
DO cranberry bush H., IN, ZEN |. eIiEa sariy
10 early yellow 20 20 arc narrowfat
DO Scarlet runners n, ToySI s-.,S ,,,.s
Do Dutch p,,L -e Lnpeiiai
49, 90 az Rzdish, long scarlet abort TOO
Cabbage. early YORK n ~iN Jump
No L -l s arFe york 10 black spAnsh
do DruHhead n '-I.p
No nl' ps'eh Rhubarb
~ ~ saiy saIierSsl spinach, round savoy
Do red Dutch. for picking So - sssl $3.50
Cs,cSr 80, o'1HsS To Lima or nut
c. 10 RED Turnip, IA, Dutehy earl
oGsulaS,.. long green Do isrssIose
Do early fame Do M, a.
Egg Plant, Parp4s no . .lTi1 , osSs
Lna.ne. eu'lsd Do DaIes Hybrid
Lettuce. eariy cabbage FIo,ye, -.
- srss eured India Corn.
DO brown Du'eh The above are warranted to
D. lee DO 'e ssnSos and a, to the quail.
Of
Mr La'id lambeth with slight etepton therefore VIZ
entire eoHhcnee upon prove to be ar ,s
United States ''''''s0 IN ms
B.-T1e subscriber receives orders for fruit and ,.
Trees shrubs bot ant bousr Frces uIor,tsts
0g'e- may be Ind sraus on application
Richmond Medical Emporium iHH ' ReSsaDI l.,
ooKiNG GLAssEsA fine assortment of Git and N,bor,
~ Pier Mamie ar Toilet Looking Clsles Of various 49,
qualities &C Also Looking Glass ras- o an sizes.
81 JAMES EVANS
h
Tooth Paste Tine Enrsh Charcoal Cod Cream Hoes e.,
osne Genuine Parma Foa ami Cozns Water. French Ro-,
]" roe ~" ''u rea" Powder. bolton HARRISON
Main street eorer above The Bank.
ZEcLERs OLn wnISKEY-so barrel. TIM. .up.T,o, GA
"a ana l'f ''' N 10 ~ r. TRIFLErr A son.
I oNOON HROWN STOTT. Se.-ior5on Ero-o
Stout po- mt quartz Burons Ne olives ana Cspr,s
i - iysL " uArRrsoS
ECEATHERs ANp BEEs' WAY
u 1000 n. Live Goes, Fcather,So0bs Bees Wa. , e
WADE w wooLDRi2og
N u door bsiowtbs Bsa
HANio bales Hay Soari sshr Leader At lester, vL.
- f-r nj b. hSs jas FISHER 4 sou
SCGAR7 buN aui l2 bbl. prnc tsf sugar 10 55ls cis
= ga sngai-feeeiving or sale as LEWIS WEBB
FoR suE-nhd- Nsv cfop y 0 sas.s Dol A. o. d 90
= N','.e< "a nv co
NeCHRN CoFFUE--ioo basa runs green Iasgyrs Con-,.
ans5 WILLIAMS a HAWAI-
A rPtE RRtNpY 20 bbr ipp'e Brandy per.rhs
hU WILLIAMS 4 nANAfL.
WATER PROOF ROOTS, reduced prIect
W. bave go ot hand nv ra ~ wasr Proof Boots fna
w carttn wh-h Consequence ~ NJ hlrnaso ~
W. trr aeHnr ,,-5 low. s5on. you bargains
D. WNTEfNs 4 co
a3U
; BLANKET SHAWLS, sc.
ua.NENkTNS of~rs suf1 invoice u Shawl
IA a. VEN reduced .nsrt fof cash wholesale or rst. A.
few 'ni ds.- when % y.a.,
ia 90
.
TfNATOC A ifesh suVpy q fne anes ~ rsrsv-t
snd iof~c By Dr. GEo n HENDREc Apohseap and Ch.-
INST street. shockoc Hl i'm
M OV SSELlN DE LAINES.--R- n JEN-
W ESrhnnv. Cofnef etenr pr-.sus -
N'us-n ~ ineed sress ~ sa.h mo- bas.lus
WI - vet " sd sut essusns thsua 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

Harrington, aged 49, and Phinea as JonnsoD, aged 81
Twelve of these veterans al the battle OF Bun
ker Hill, and they have lived 10 see monument
worthy OF their deeds, erected to tell sue
ceedlng generations where they and their gal
liant comrades nobly battied tor freedom
On the platform there were many gentlemen who
stand conspicuous In their countfy's eyes, but we
cannot give complete list of those that were pre-
sent. We observed amongst the rest, George Ban
croft, the hstoron; Abbot Lawrence, late M @. Tor
Boston the Honorables George Evans and Ruius
Choate, United states Senators; Ex-Governor King
of Maine, the first Governor OF that Stale after It's
settlement and the organization OF It's government.
| Franklin Dexter, Esq, United States Attorney Ge-
neral tor that district OF the State OF Massachusetts.
| Chief Justice Shaw, Major Benjamin Russell, who
was Editor of the Boston Centinel during the war,
| &c., &c.
The President of the United States was seated be
hind the station OF the orator OF the day, surround
ed by his suite, the Governor of the Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts, and his suite, &c &c.
That great interest was felt in the ceremonies OF
this day cannot be better evnced than by the watch
fulness and enterprise OF the pressthat best of all
possible indicators OF popular feeling. In addition To
the countless numbers OF persons IN attendance,
and they have been estimated varlousy, all, howev-
er, agreeing that there not less than 100 900
on that hallowe spot, there were many reporters
present, some OF whom had travelled consider
able distance:
York Herald.
Mr.. Horace Greeley-New York Tribune.
Mr. lanes b. Chandler, Mr. Charles j. Hennes-
u s. Gazette, Philadelphia
Mr..G. w. Weissinger Louisville Journal
Mr.. Henry Field, Mr.. j. L. Weeks-Boston
Times.
Mr.. J. s. Keighton- Boston Daily Mail
Mr. Peab0dy-Boston Bulletin
Mr.. Nathan Hale, Jr.-Boston Daily Advertiser
Mr. ]. NJ Field e. Straws,) Mr.. Thos. iieson--
Boston Courier.
Mr.. 9. W. Storey-Boson Atlas.
Mr. Thomas Gill--BostoD Post.
Mr. Edward E Hale-Boston advertiser.
One ofthe marshals of the day having announced to
the President of the Bunker Hill Monument Asso
citation, who was on the PLATFORM that the whole o..
the procession had entered within the lines Thc
exercises were commenced by the Chaplain-thc
Rev Mr.. ELLIS, of Charesown, who offered the
following prayer
SOVEREIGN OF THE UNIvErsE-thou disposer of all
events--thou od of nations and OF men, devourv
and reverently would we invoke thy paternal bless
ing. We have come up to the mount OF costly sa-
crice and OF treasured membranes, that W.
may celebrate the deeds If those whom we
venerate, and pay grateful tribute to their me.
moty and to their sacrifices We have come
from the homes of peace and plenty, and with the
families which thou dost bliss and IL is our bound
en- duty to adore thee our Lord and father. Fox
except the Lord had been our SIDE our enc
mes had trlumphed over us. We adore thee as
the God OF our iathers--the arm OF their thought
the stay of their confdence-their frlend-ther
protector. And we do invoke thy blessing, o God !!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

A Barauche, drawn by six of Nes's beautiful black
horses, containing
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 10 nd
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM, President OF Bunker Hill Asso-
citation. fanked by a detachment OF Lancers
Another carriage, with white horses, containing
Hon DANIEL WEBSTER
The Hero of the Day.
The Chsplan and First VicePresident Of the Bunker
Hill Monument Association.
After this came the rest of the Procession, about
which no one cared straw Except for ethe Revo-
lutionary soldiers) in the following Orders-
Members of the Cabinet.
Governor OF the Com
Marshal monwealth and 1t. }MarshaLJ
Governor s. Suite, )
Gin a barouche and four
Council, Secretary and Treasurer.
Ex-Presidents ofthe United States.
Governors Of other States.
e United States Marshal)
cd States Courts.
Senators of the United States.
Representatives ofthe United States.
Sheriff Of Suffolk,
Judges Of Supreme Judicial Court and Court Of Common
: Revolutionary Officers
Marshal. and Soldiers. }Marshal. ~
SEcoND DIVISION.
Marshal Marshal. Marshal.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
Collector, Naval Officer, Post Master.
Surveyor, Navy Agent, and Capt Of Revenue Gutter.
Foreign Consuls.
Judges OF Courts of othe
Marshal. States Marshal.
President and Officers of Harvard College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

Reverend Clergy.
Sergeant AT Arms
Mass Senate and House
Marshal Of Representa- ves, clerks Marshal
OF both Branches.
Selectmen Of Charestwn
Mayor and Aldermenof
Common Council.
Treasurers of Middlesex and Suffolk.
getty Clerk, City Solicitor and Chief Engineer.
Judges OF Probate Courts
Judges OF Police Courts.
Architect and Builder of Bunker Hill Monument
Marshall Officers iG I1n Of Militia Marshal
fs THIRD DIVISION
Marshal. t;.S1s1 Marshal Marshal
Marshal Kingsolomons Lodge Marshal
Marshel. I Auxiliary Lodges. Marshal.
This Lodge built the first Monument Bunker HILL
and gave the land which stood to the Bunker Hill
Monument Association
Mor,.., Mass Charitable Mechanic As Mosaic,
sociation. I i"h'"oA
This Association built with funds which they procur
ed by subscription iorty feet of theIMonument]
Marsha, New England Society of New e,6ar.h.,
His'"na York. "rShs|
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal. Marshal Marshal.
Associations ,cf this Commonwealth according to the
date OF their formation.
M.r.ha, Ancient and Honorable Artil uorsho,
" lery Company, 1893
Marshal: Charitable l lS;;A Society. Marshal
Marshal. cin fas5. Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

Ellis only necessary:toadd thatsthes President was
SCARCELY cheered at all on the entire route the
"Godike Daniel was loudly cheered but when
the fourteen carriages containing about sxtyyod
revolutionary soldiers, passed by, there! was one
loud, Elongluproarous cheer.
The procession was one hour and forty-eight
minutes moving past certain point. They went
round the Common, down Park to fremont, down
fremont through Elliott, Washington, State, Mer-
chants Row, South Market, Commercial, Clark,
Hanover Blackstone and Haverhill streets, to War
rem Bridge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

Guilty of constituting them-a cUnplerity illnsira,ed
by the fact thai uJt only did the candidates differ
10 their true intent hut the comm ISL ,ers of the
revenue. and even u'e must astuie mem hers of the
legal prueSsiU',. not uulr, quenily puzzled
oehhe Their real mcaning- want of perspicuIty o
Rarng thai already has required two circulas from
the Auditor of Punlis Accounts 10 tlucdate and
eNp,lm spnIe of the clauses Of the llw-ihe last of
these circulaTs differing ia some respects from the
hfsi. and after months uf deibcration, smb ,dying
rules Of cun,IrucIi"u which are express ed with q
hosatioa and doubt fully Justified iy he ami ga y
of the tax
The tax law m srcprcsentedf Where is the evi.
dence Of the la. : rrrun 'ous puuciI los were
scanned and - 's'd-i's Htgrmt aud oppressive
inequalities were exhibited and accommodation " q
have yet 10 see the evidence that It was generally
'misrepresentcL' nv Whig commentators. either an
the press Uu the stump. That II may have been
hDtSUnd, rSfJpi to- of IA, IN, IL psubJblc-hal u
was IN suuder,IiDI by o. Is ch tmpuns = clea
but surely it /, nor very wonderful that n should
have been whei eVeL Is lIthJrs did Mt com
pTeheud ~ Themselves
While tbis subject We take occasion Ia add
that the siiOn of rIe Wings wa. by snn" OF ih-ii
pnueu's gruSsly mis- pre- secuted; aud he CON
sequences OF Ia Il mIsr"p'' sena. i1u even ~
M The erroneous iiuns OF e,IIturs rn DIS
Ianl Sta who recaul me contest u having tur,,
The -, Icy RrBuii giOh Ia Other " rls. II =
nss m that the w ngs were opposed 10 "a ,r,g a
sutiritni amnut at money. by taxes. To meet rheo d.
legations 81 The Safe. aud that their there.
fore would have resulted IA Ciiur To redeem aud
IN in'an the pI GIFTED faith aud hInor Of Virginia
No impression a. br IA ire u itIdnied, wlie
"dmg that. from the tenor oi our oppoucn',' nrgu.
Snrhis. Il has been very naturally Imbibcd by to
Win are IguIranI ul the fIc.s. TIE object ul The
Wings Ia the Tax law oflhr last session rested on
uihrr and more hpnurIh'e grounds. They objected
Ia It. because of The novel. uueq AL and Impressive
principles which II en5d ed; and because, n their
o'inl"r, by The tax Stale bands. It sanconcd the
very duclrne uf rep Id,iiru, which 1t was Ihc a
ieged object oi itS authors L. avert rie Wings
- decidedly il favor ut maintaining the huuur ~
tie State, aud uf pr serving faith InviOatc, ns
their opponents possibly he. We Will nul say
that they are sJ-hccnuSc, M thus Vursiiun ,.
We are hlrpJ.tn hrlicve. hpN"ves widely the TWO
parties may diff o.ner subjects there i. bat
Que vI"s n the III Do uIuI m Il iciJtrya Var.
giHIaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
BALTIMORE HOUSE.

large and eOH,m0Gious ltye,sioyy brirt JuiI,iinc
Mos ~. NuEELI~G. A.
geo CARaU Theirs, res; cltiuily inioT,ps
" the travelling public, that ne continues /,
keep the above establishment and hopes by trIc,
attention 20 meilt generous share Of public pat
ronage
The loco To- Of the Baltimore Tlouseis superior
TO any other IN the city, being convenient 10 the
Steam Boat I.1uuius, ali uulns the Merchants
am Mechanics bank. nearly opposite the Post
Office, Directly % ICsIto the Messrs VIM Paxton
* Sons Fleming and I iug e, Crangle & Bailey
thus dhuTclng a. travellers visiting the city on
business "a vcr} desirable situation.
\ good stable l. attached Jo the eslises wins n
will be carefully attended e..
Gentlemen calling al this House G. IN have their
passage an steamboats, ana coaches secured on
the best terms baggage Will be cou,cytd for
travellers 10 and from B"air hcs Of charge; and
CO1chCS VIII call at the door 10 receive Iassett-
gers.
Good servants will be cuployed to wait ON
travellers, aud the House = be open al all hours
OF night tor their reception. Charges tuagy Ia
SUIT the times. "lCC,ug, Way - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

Our readers viii scarcely he 1--we that in Ills
Country thee uld be hun a IN ~ 81 l,si To i anne
utterly reckless assail he chararIe, Of The
immuitl Father of hscouutry," yet we have heard
l. frequently stated that Mr. E.,nrhics tre Luroucu
e LdidIte for the : ate lru;n tho Counties of D,ck
u. Stewart. and Hickman. IL ia the habit Of ~ al
ing from the stump the puhlic character ul 6 er-
al Washington. lie -pcaksni his brilliant career ia
The war of ieI6 udence the result ui gud rrruue
rather tha.- go.d cIndIoI lie denies him The MS
session Oiqu. IIIes s,idier and a sItesm1n tlIat
had been accorded Ia him ny Ihe-uuaumuis Consent
"i all n,tInns, where anything OF American history
d known and IA order L. hr udIum upon hr.
he. lac ch"rg hin with being Ge!erdlist at the
same time apply ing that ia It's most obnoxious
stn,C. Tau he has hcrn listened Ia with any sorI
81 patience passes our understanding. -NaShc.ae
~ lag,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29
PITrs6URGm MARKEr. Mnr 81 80

I'll lwOJ hOIl MAltktI, May 21. 1913
ASllES-Poiash 4 :; Pearl 5; Screenings 3la4c
BACON-Sies OF hoground. city cured. Ic.-
'untry Bacon 3Ja43c rs in qualify. Cheese is
J euiy al 43nSc. Bnuer-Wc hear of no tran.ac.
ons and she prices are merely nominal at &c G,,
J. cg and Sc lor Roll
BEESWAX IL in demand at 2Gc.
FEATHERS-2Je and dull
FLOUR-A gud deal has been coming ip tho
greater part Of which was sold at S3l2 Yesterday
25 was paid, but 90 IS not thought that Tho atfer
price can be maintained. The demand however
o. quite brisk.
IRON-Soes Of rig Metal at $3.50. md Of
Blooms al Sf5i50, currency. Common Bar &C.. and
other sizes is proportion.
SUGAR-An advance 90 Sugar seems Z, be
generally anticipated. u is now setting At Ia6 in
lids and 6rms.
MOLASSES. 22a23C in lots and advancing.
SALT-Slles al the Canal al zoe Tbe s,,.L
3, goiung light.
WOOI-Common &c., 4 blood zoe. blood pc
blood &c, bloOd 2Gc. Full blood Csc. Prime
DC cas- -.
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT Or sCuOOI.
ROCKS

- CEPHENSON ~ HA>WELL, respectfully
all he attention of 81 hOOl teachers, and I e
pE1e genera llv, to their stock Of school aud Col
lcge Books, embracing all the wOrAs in general
US, fora school and collegiate education, from
q primer To the highest class of Mathematies.-
ne departments of LcXicoSraphy, Biography
botsnY. hint ralO2y, Chemistry, Philosophy "A IS
'orJ' Mathematics, Geography, Astronomy, &c
&c; are all well repre- souied by the most appru-
yea authors, and OF the latest editions, at much
loWer pro s thlh cretUfOre ered ia tins section
ol country; Our stock Of Medical. Theologl real
auI miscellaneous Books - large and general
auu our ARA '2etnentS with The Eastern pu. l~h
eIs are such that, IN the event Of teiug called
gpoh Tor what may not DC on oar sh elves, we can
iurnsh 10 order in ten DAYS.
country Merchants and school commissioners
&c teachers arc lu"rted To call and examine for
Nl''N9. may %
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4 CARD.

COMMON SENSE ASKS why lie SPAIN.
BURN FILLS are SUPERIOR To all Ohcr-2
Experience ANSWERS beclurr iu the first place
they are comPrseo entirely O: NENrY SEVEN
vegetable ing ed'enr,. aud uuhrug b.t the extracts
IT, IN t.u>e ingredients, used; the gro-,cr parlI-
ccs, 90 those which irralc the sys stem, wrh1uI Gu.
nrE good. moi suffered eu,er their cOmpJ.
sIuun.
Ia the second place, They mix with our daily food
and while they open the huNyel- give uuc and
strength "a the digestive organs.
Thirdly, because They eNcIlc To- action the stomach
aud bowels, lie Grest purifiers gf hs System. and
carry oil every uJauuus excess oi mailer there
deposited. whether Ol mpr"per load blIIy .ecrc-
lions; and,
F"nrhiy, because hey require 40 extraordinary
care m dc or clrIhIug the body being loss susrep
Die OF cold hen under Ihe.r iu!incuyC Than al uuy
other lime.
FUr sale. price p cents. At the following oiIces:
New YurS-3J5 Br IaLway
Iladclphid-3 Ledger Bui'diaC
Bp> ua-9 Cuuu Street.
For sale 10y JOHN ~ THOMPSON
al The bookstore al W J Rphh
Also ~ r W BASSETr
inal - Sr.ih Wheeling.
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REMOVAL Mr. Ru ,cu Trl 81, the Pos. ma ,icr
quincy, has been reinuye ell ir.'m office u make
ace for ~ lerHr ir ga li'u. Thry ro,hl Gni nu
an ia q macy mean eHpn ,h To arkunn ledge HIM
u ono at The rIhr, bit s"tC'ird E,r AMI found one
Ihe nei-nhurhnpd at the lIuo.s Stale PenIIcutia-
~. Mr. TIIlsnH's repuaIIru ia the Gcra rImenl Al
' shingtun Tor pru'Iy and honesty Ia his office,
T. beer prom ,nceI uI the very best chlractcr aud
lhis. perhaps. Is the very he Is 50 totally un
IA 10 held s.E,e HHler Tyler..-St Louis Rc.9u5G.