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GLOG kS,
One doz Brass and Wood Clocks Of
superior quality, just received and lJr
ale low by
WIN. M, SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
OIL.
One bbl best Winter Strained Sperm
Dd; one bbI Tanners OIL, just received
and Tor sale by
VIM. M SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
GOODS,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groce
ries, QOeensware, Iron, Nails. Glass,
Castings, and in fact almost every arti
Gle usually kept 10 retail stores, just re
ceived and Tor sale at the new CHEAP !
STORE, al prices much below what has
usually been pad in this place. Ladies' |
and Gentlemen call and SEQ
WIN. N SINCLAIR. |
Oct 13
&GI4GIgg
good aesorlmrn, Ol l. iOrence, Braid,
Straw and Silk Bonnels, just received
ard for sale at the new store Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
CLOTHS, CASSIME RES, SATIN.
ETTS AND FLANNELS.
A good assortment OF The above artl-
cIes; together with heavy slock Of wool
en- goods generally, just received aDd for
sale at the new store Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
&GlI2gga
10 doz BRAID, Leghorn, Straw fancy
and palm leaf bonnets, for sale from ia
cents 10 S5.bv
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %
Cotton Yarn.
1890 lbs. Cotton Yarn OF a superior
quality, received and Tor sale by
JACKSON q THOMPSON.
Sept %
BATTING & CANDLE WICK
400 superior Bats Tor quilts, and zoe
lbs candIe-wick, received and for sale
by JACKSON q THOMPSON
Sept 90
; SOLE GgAI.zG.2&a
A large lot oil Wnlt5 auu Heo SpanIsf
; Sole Leather at low prices and Superlo
qvalty for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept, 90
Cc&EoEEs
13 doz comforts, assorted colors jus
received AMI for sale cheap by
JACKSON & THOMPSON,
Sept. %
GMIgGGGga
. A large assortment OF prints, embra
cling every style, color and price, from
Q 10 25 cents per yd. for sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %
-
Ribbons, LGCeS, Hosiery GlOrcS, q
A large assortment Of Ribbons Lace
Hosiery, Gloves and fancy goods in geI
h eral received and for sale by
y, JACKSON d THOMPSON.
Ia Sept %
10 ---..-.--a---.=s,zs---sr--
JEANS.
A good assortment Of Kentucky JeG
Just received and for sale by
JACKSON 4 THOMPSON.
Sept 22,
he MERINOES & ALPACA LUSTRI
he 80 pieces Mernoes and AIpacas
+ hand and Tor sale at from 50 CTS 10 J.,
peryard by ,o,,n,o,,
JACKSON + THOMPSON.
Sept %,
&2AWGga
is, A large lot OF Merno, Damask, Wo
OF len, PLAID and fancy sba Wis, Just rec'
go ed by the subscribers and for sale We
cheap JACKSON d HoMPsoN
Sept %
- %TGssNS
1000 yds Beacted and unbeacI
nd musnns. received and for sale from
or Is cts per yd bv
JAKCSON d THOMPSON
Sept %
- IRON & NAILS.
A large assortment OF JunIatta |
Isl and Nails, Window Glass, Bed col
'ry on hand and for sale by
JACKSON T. THOMPSON
Sept. %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26
Total,

SrEARINE AND LAID OIL.--The manufacture OF
Lard OH has opened a source OF wealth 10
The West. and one which, yet, IS only on the
threshold of profitable operation. Not only does
IT furnish vent for the immense quantity ol
lard which tho West produces and which lts capa-
CITY % prdouce is unbauuded, but It furnishes Il ma
terlli tor ca ndes, called Stearine which is des.
tined to supersede taIow and spermaceti rs lard
oil has sperm and olive oils. This substance i
fie residue Of lard alter the oily parts have been
distracted BY immense hydrostatIc pressure. Il
Is of various qualities, according TO the perfec-
ton of the manufacture. We saw parcel a
day or two since. perfectly white, hard rs
marble and resembling in al its quaIit les III
purest wax--lndeed.w with the admixture of one
tenth part of wax the compound canno. be dis
iingujshcd from H. excepting by the most expert,
enced indges. 1t also he made closely
! to resemble spermaccti. The quality OF Stea-
rne of which a sample, worth 20 cts.
per pound, and the candles made from it -
per polnd. Compared with sperm they are
equally handsome--do not run, much harder.
. and viii burn from a quarter to third longer,
The price oi sperm IS now 30 cents per pound
The fine description of Steariue has bat recently
been Produced \ sample IN neat blocks has
been sent t" Eng!aud to try the market, md a
large export demand - confidently anticipated ut
some fIturc day. Ofthe candles only about 300
boxes have yet been made Several poorer
qualities Of SteariGc are predGced selling as low
rs 6 to cents per pound. The candies made
from these worth ahout IL cents per pound
and are much superior those made Of ialIow.
which are worth l2t cents. Those croaker~
who have predicted the eventual destruction OF
al whales and a consequent unillumlnaied world
Will see hv the above facts that in the boundess
Valley Of The Mississippi we have the means Of
light, both in the shape of oil aud candles, from a
source which cannot well feil ~. we can breed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

DlED,--Oa the gth lnstan'. at his residence
> mt.ez norsh Of this place. FRANCIS SWAIN,
aged 10 wears and , days, IL vas consistent
member II tbo society Of Friends. After s.
we're illness Of I9 days, ausnE which tmo he
wou-d freq 'entjy say: have n @ti. + M own
world IN fut assurance Il blessed imsnartal1sv.
leaving behind him ber5E. vifs aa3 FIVE children
viva numerous friends ana relatives 10 nl1g,n
their l--s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

~ WOODROW, Agent III Cincinnati. has now
hand and offers saIs the largest stock and
Tsts; variety Of Stoves, Ga;es, Hollow "a1e, "a ting.
&. t7at Aa~e ever had in this market
In addition oFa manufacturers are ma IN mace,
At enc of the best Cincinnati FoIndres expressly
ira L. ana from selected Pig Iron, five iaao-
premium Cooking s'2Ec= Dea'ltli Pattern" "af5anlet
10. T. crack By neat, aat perform we'll n every respect
Also
Five different sizes Root Eclipse Pa,e7t Coezi. o-se,
so-i4afly tbs Stoves - for ~ l5e, chen
wood i an object. aa3 ,rt5arpa be bought onlg u
selves ana the P4teutee-
--AI70--
On aaal, CONSTANT spp'y p No !, = Iraa, selected
1..a..allr e1r making small. I5-st Gazs5a1--
CAMPBELL ET.II@D> s. Go,
C~rs-rnE @arss, aa -.aasssase 49, E1tats. -
aaz4=s X, fI-S .G-z -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

DEATH OF GENERAL. JACKSC

DIN 4 Ut jim T-ftItI. J
The Neoia ToFch-Llght Of August ; ith says:
From tie Cincinnati MAJ WaE-HH Of r'e 81 inst
Nes Jus. arrived by express ofGenera 'cAsoN's ioatn
Report says he expired the 18Th inst, the Hermitage
Of his old .,5seaso, Iclaor hage.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

MELAycuoLY acc1DENT.-An infant child Of
Mr.. jon SWAIN, Owing about one mile north OF
this ciiy,) fell into The race and was drowned Oh
Wednesday evening last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

fr4rWe SEQ il stated in several Of our exchan-
ges, that Jo SMITH has resigned The Office Of
Prophet to his brother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

hogs although cannot whales; and with can
dies made ii this hggs' wax--for II Is wax 10 ali
inlents and purP5@es--ae can very vel 20 With
out the Weld OF The sperm whale.
In these articles Of Oh and Stearno see
another avenue worked by American skill and
industry BY which wealth 10 be poured into the
Ian Of yrr Western farmers We can pr iuco
enough to supply to world, and 1l'h our aavau.
rages can underselI any other nation ~ the
globe ". \. Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

Progress of S>1nder Mrs Tell tolA me that
she beard Jake Smiths wife say Granny Smith
heard there was no doubt The widow Barker sand
that Capt. WOODS wife thought that Browns wife
believed that old Mrs. Lamp declared positively
that Peter Eabgne's wife had told Sal Beers that
her aunt had declared n The widow Marks that
hor mother had heard John Grum's wife That
Nancy Does oldest daughter declared she heard
Sal Hopkins niece had told Maria Lightner that
her aunt Molly had actually heard from the very
Ups Mrs. Snms. that her cousin Hety had
seen Miss Muller fall down ond bust her hustle,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26

STAND FAsr!-Uodor al the trials f33'a, stand
fast. Would you wish - i've witliadt uiaIa!
Then would YOU visa - die bat hdt enau---at
the very best but half a man. Wttaout trIai,
you cannot guess at your own strength. Men d.
not learn TO swim upon a table. They must go
INTO deep water ard buffet the surges. II you
wish 20 understand their true character, # You
wish to know their whole strength, and Of wlIat
they are cap4ble, throw them oTerboardi-ove
win them! aud If they are worth saving, they
Ill swim ashore OF themselves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26
& Jas u.

7 , AID for FLAESEED, b. .....-
i b. B2I&uTWEf.L.
Richmond Aug ~ 1913 2tu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-26
EIES E3gT STAHE4Es.

ME subscriber has for hire eood saddle ors,
--h1rsies ead ell broke horses lis terms will b
emitted 70 lae times. LEWIS BLkk.
Richmond, March 18th, 1912. Iltf
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

had acted upon this subject it could not b.
brought up sgain; it was not respectful to ths
Q MI. JR. INGERsOLL spoke at considerable
length in defence Of the position ASSUMED BY the
minority ofthis body in reference to the protest
He argued the question mats Gonstitutonal bear
ing
iaa Mr.. ROBERT DALE o OWEN, would not ad
mit that the Constitution was regarded with
more yeneration by the majority than bythe ma
jority. He argued that the action Of lhe House
had been equitable to all parties y .n.isa,I
At this point, a message came lin from the
Senate announcing their adjournment; see Sen
ate proceedings. iasl sg'I3 Bl StiTl sF'pHsI
a Mr. BOWIIN, Of Mo, called for the readihg
of the Senate resolutions, and went oii to pay a
tribute to the memory Of the laie Senator from
his State. A similar resolution WAS adopted
here, as in the Senate, and in conformity there
with. the House adjourned, - 'otgie'' ia
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13
iraa IEgHPER.fNG,E lF.4IR.

TIME Ladies Of the Temperance Society, now hold
L ing Fair at Carusi's Saloon for the benefit OF
the poor respectfully inform the public thati will
be continued THREE DAYS LO.NtiER-lMonday
Tuesday, and Wednesday and earnestly request all
who arc disposed TO aid them In their audable under
taking to como forward and contribute their mite.
beauty and genius, and AT very moderate prices
there will nso be found articles useful, and at low
prices. In short, overy article, both useful and
namental, that Is generally kcp, such occasons is
there tastcuily arranged and prices reasonable
that thosc who want will not hesitate TO purthase,f
q To the friends of tenn pcrsntt and TO the friends 81
the poor, tho Laties cel assured that this appeal
will hot bo disregartied. doclie
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13
M A Rim E J0U R N A L.
PORT OF GEoRGErowN.
. da5 DECEMBER 12, 1843.n,d !,


b"E't ~ s's'3A siisARKirED {pa.ii3 fasat aii
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to w. Snioot with
freight TO the District s'4' tth H.p'9aW ''s l't*
Also large number OF boats from different land
ipgs on the canal in the counties OF Maryland and
Virginia. - s '.'I't II I
Schr Medium, Eldrilge master, from Kingston,
Jamaica, with cargo, OF flour and other articles
shipped by Clement Smith. ,,,s III
rNO LEI "A new three story brick building on Y
j street. west of Franklin Row. Tho house stands
ON spacious lot, contains eight, rooms, and has a
double porlico the entire length Of the building on
the eastfront, There is also carriage house and
stable in the rear Of the premises, Apply 10 [
, ~. ,,s..., J, C, ,McKELDEN,
II dec l3-3t i 18th St., near Gen, Post Office.
a ANIMAL MAGNETISM.--Nlr WEBSTER will
II commence a series Of lectures and experiments
on MESMERISM, at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, or
TUESDAY night, to continue every night during
the week Many new experiments, ot' the most beau
fu and astonishing character viii be instituted The
celebrated fClairroyant, we'll known by the familiar
name Of Frederick" the Great will tic the subjec
for the experiments "A committee will be appointed
every nigllty the audience to superntend the expe
riments and report them to the audience, an capri
ments ,riH be furnished BY the audience. Doors open a
O'Clock ~ #4FsttileI I8fi Nftl dec l2-Ltff
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13
ARRIVALS AT THEaPRINCIPAL HOTELS

.rs .,,i INDIAN QUEEN (pRowN's) HOTEL, ,,.1 Il.
James P. Leak and A. Covington, Rockingham
VA; Mr. Shane, Batimore;, B, B. Allen and Samuel
Saunders. Richmond, Val. b. Crane, ,Baltirore
n Ihomas Quirk, New York r, $ s, sandf9rd, Phllad
IA. Parsons, New York; VIM. +. Haiton, Md \ r.
H. Sewers, Va John Smith, Md; r. Hall, New
York; J. r. Amman. Cumberland, Md, John M.
Wise, Baltimore VIM. a. Smith, lNorfolk, Va. 81.
.tss l:tt ioIrY (FuLLER's) )iHorELl .esept4 ..l,@
Benjamin Kirhim and Mr.. Lewis and lady, New
York; Mr.. Ropes, Boston; P. Chouteau, New York
Samuel Cooper, D. O. Charles B. Porter Mass. !; r.
Foote, Va; Lewis Gnter, New York: N. r. Willis
and lady, Geo w. zigler, and Mr. Ball, New York;
y C. Porter, Boston; Capt. John Saver, Conn. H's
| Exchanges (rYLERs) HOTEL, II II
Y, Whitney, New York., Josiah Harris, Ohio;
Belhed Cane, Kentucky iflA l4e ,sniiss, faq alf
saRilad TEMPERANCE (BEEns's) HorELs9i aaatte
+; n. Wilet Philad Leyrond Fairchild, e.
IA. GillHpie, New York ag stH.f''A ftn 'R"t
sGei!,f II VIRGINIA (swEETINo's) HOTEL sr, s.i. l
G.. w. Airey and DR.. Goldsborough, Md; j. r.
Heaton, w. A. Smith, John r. Smith, Jos s. Smith
and David Waddle, Va. cirnnt saa4d Eoe t-l
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

Theatre.I, will be seen by The advertise.
ment that Mr.. Ritchings, the able and accom-
plished stage nansger takes l'e,reftIthis even
ing Independent Of the attractive bill he offers,
there are other considerations which should in
ducc the public 70 give him 4 BUMPER. He ap-
pears for the 6rsttinie before a Washington au-
qicnce in the new drama Of i"iMiashington," "
which, we are informed is is Of intense interest.
70 add to the attractions ,of. the evening, MIR.
Hackett, who has been engaged for one night,
appears in his original character Of Col, Ninlrod
Wild6re, in the comedy Of the & Kentuckian,' \
Mr. Hacket is a host himself We expect TO
See the house crowded from pit 10. dome, .,.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

Temperance Fair last naght!--This is the
last opportunity you will have to see the Fair
,lhdies.5 60 and cheer then, on In their holy
work. Gire them a parting 1--WE had like 10
have said kss] blessing, by'shelling out your
small change. II. ~ .e,ss IL. Il, 4,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

@ PECTACLES--My attention has been called 70
~ an article in the public papers and circulated in
hapdBpJs Abodt this Dit, called Periocai
said to bS Constructed ihaa0cofdance with'tho PHI
losophy Of nature, IN the form Of ConcaroIGonvex
llipsisfW What is meant by the philosophy OF nature
may Beihard 70 tell but certainly they are
from the laws or prnciplescf Optics AZ certainly 70
can converge the rays Of light 70 perfect TO-
cuf They are said n9t 70 De the Frcncn menlscqs
d Wollaston's perscppic Zone and the same COP
grpund surface concave On one side The other side,
psessng greter degree nf sphericlty ,censoquent-
iybccomes anaghifying glass; Tins species OF glass
converge The rays Of light the same as double
cdnsek lens he application Of this form Of lenses
inthc shape of Spectacles, gives the eyea greater
idld Of VISION. inisri " ipisfaig ~ .shl | hle.t.
The celebrated DR. Brewster, inJ speaking Of these
Specacles says that they give decidedly naos in,psr-
tt visions than common spectacles, because they IN
crease both the alteration OF figure and Of color; b
they may be Of use in crowded city in warning US
OF fhc3 obqde appfoacho of objects! Now as spec
tdces are intended TO assist nature, and the Eye,
the most perfect maserpece OF Divine Mechanism
(n its natural state, every part has The very orm
and office which the laws of optics require for the most
perfect vision of an ehect ls nof Preposterous to
apply piece of bent concaye or convex glass with
out true form or figure TO its assistance pn The con-
tFay il not reasonable to conclude that their con-
tnued use would destroy the eye entirely Fpetta-
cIcs arc probably the most ancient OF all optical ih
strjnfetit and yet has uudergonedhe leaA changer OF
any The subject has been we'll cbnsidered by Oph-
stbroughsut all Europe for ages, and tbpgeneral
conviction s that truly ground, cppoave pr convex
lens is The understandable for assisting decnying or uf
natural visions Of tho human eye III PATTENi !.
The subscriber have forsaIe aitheir usiiifsctory
On Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 10th
and lib streets, general assortment Of the best OF
SpectacIcs, with ttily ground glasses. Glasses Of
The best duality fitted To old ffames Sc. Also, Sur
yeyors Compasscs, Levels and Drawing INSTRUMENTS,
Of the best quality gA ,i.,afa4Mrau8L nsiina,hsl
{sissnhaR lael seaiiaR. PATTT.N B. son III
~ Instruments made to order, and warranted J
acc SIAM ihEea l8a iisaulatssaatai s8i1aW
tT,OME INDUSTRY MAG UIRE. 1}at Manu-
( faeiusy trentS streSA ,osis Ne Pslrie.is Bank,
has for sale good assortment Of splendd Moldskih,
Cassimsre Nltfia Beaver, Plain Russia; and Silk
Hats Of the latest fashion Of his own make and finish,
which he warrants equal In syle finish and quality
to any imported, rand at the lowest possible prices
Those disposed to- encourages their own mrchanies,
will please give hum call and Judge for themselves
All kinds of paufs prs and caps Of every style and
Tiye room, fsi above s Tie store for rent Thcy VIII
be furnished, if preferred nov 24-im !,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13
TT II. ~ ~ i. .Ls-L - Z. ! " III
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS,
sqe,daist, FIRST SESSION. sJ.e5la n I'LL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ll2, 1s43.
ltH f,,aei SENATE, 9la ive

The Chaplain, Rev. Mr. fusion, opened with
brief and impressive pray er.aiai3, ,sA lii,tsI
Mr.. BENTON then rose, and pronounced;
with much feeling and propriety, eulogy upon
his deceased colleague, DR.. Linn, who died on
the Sd of October last at the age Of forty
eight, Lewis Field Linn was born in the w
cnity OF Louisville, Kentucky, and was most
respectfully descended; his grandfather, while a.
resident Of Western Pennsylvania, was famous,
even in his youth, for his services and exploits.
At eleven years of age he was found III the
ranks of men, + The father 5of. DR.. Linn was
early left an orphan, and when a boy was cap-
tured, ia company with three other youths, by
the Indians, among whom he remained IN cap
tivity for d period of three years. In referring
10 The hardships and daring oi'the persons Of
that time, Mr.. B. said, Mr.. President, ! women
and boys were men in those days" tsa..,.f. y i
DR.. Linn was first appointed to the Senate by
the Governor Of Missouri, and afterwards three
times elected by the Legislature. He was ten
years i'll the Senate, from 1888 to l843. II MIR. b.
concluded by passing a high tributeaupon the
private virtues of iisfriend, and moving the Gus
tomary resolution. satS'fHi d-l.' .sa 'es HaF so
MrsCRITTENDEN, declared his hearty COM
currence in the resolution, and the eloquent trl-
bute paid by the Senator Of Missouri upon the
deceased, lie feared that any thing he might
add would only impair the effect of what had
been so well said, YET he could not avoid giving
utterance to his feelings on this. occasion, which
he knew were shared by all around him; for
whowas there that had ever met Dr. Linn who
could forget his warm smile, the sunshine Of the
heart? Besides, said Mr. G., the departed, al
though at that time d Senator from Missouri
had his origin il Kentucky, and 4 claim that, By
a sort Of high aud natural law Of intelligence,
part Of the honor which such an indy ldtial con-
iers properly belongs 70 the land Of bis nativity.
MIR C.,dwelt for some time upon the virtues Of
Dr.. Linn and said, in conclusion,t that in, him
the elements were so blended that nature might
stand up and say, this uas a man." a.''.'a z II
The Senate adjourned.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

"A tCARD TO pI,EIE iiLADLES. 5.,s
MISS M 81 ASTpwOOD, PENNSYLVANIA aychue,
Il between 9Th and l0h streets, has just opened a
splendid assortment or WINTER 4 MILLINERY.
she hopes her old customers win give her cabe-
fore purchasing elsewhere. dec Civ 1
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

1lRENCH VEGETABLE PIl-Ls. ~ These Pills are
L the scientific prescription Of celebrated French
Physician, for the cure Of certain, well known dis
ease, called GONQRRHEA. They universally
used throughout Europe, particularly BY the French,
Who by their special attention to this disease, arc the
best qualified 10 Judge of their Importance; and hay
ing been recently introduced into the city Of New
York, their use is becoming very popular, and sue
cessful they are found invaluable for all chronic dis
eases OF The urinary organs especially for elect, or
any Cbronic ischarge ofthe urcthra, not cpnnected
with Gonorrhea
The high Importance attached to these Pills. Is,
from the fact that all the ingredients arc vegetable,
and entirely destitute of all mercuria preparation;
and very agreeable and pleasant 70 the taste as wcIl
las extremely convenient 10 take without exposure
This composition having beep examined and ap-
proved by the first Physicians in the City or New
York. is pronounced decidedly superior 10 all the
nauseous and offensive medicines Of the shops, and
quaek medicines Of the day; and Physicians genet
ally areiny tied apd respectfully urged TO make fair
trial Of these Pills, as y is sincerely believed, they
will be- found more ,enicnt Apd sqcctssftl than
apy, other preparation now ip use, g ''an
To DO, dad wholesale and retail, Il J. r. CAL
LANss, TN street. at ~ per box s',I - q sol
dec la7-soN II
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

NATHOIIC PRAYER BOOKS, bcaaAif,lly btAs,d
Irin Turkey msroton! gilt, with ptatea Also COM
mon bndlngsV larXs assortment Mst Feceiyc ard
for sale at very low prices, at .aoa,,, ,,,s,
Bookstore, corfiet l1ih st. aud Penn aysnae.
|asedcci aHaly, trvug-ast IN .1yksI lprpl,vT
ias'a sergat N ppnpys slasslgtru5I hrs lsstis
,dlaaa Ygeg9 ~ yHb1oB lsll sul-yia b.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-13
J. e A CARD TO THE Z ADiEs..-M


TAYLOR, from Baltimore, has now epen-
Ell most beautiful assortment Of Millinery and FAM
cE Goods She will sell as handsome Bonnets for
ttnand twelve dollars oan he purchased elsewhere
for fifteen twenty dollars. Also, two cascst Of
iow priced silk bonnets, snitahetur misses and la-
dies which will be sold without regarding the price.
Ladies will .1osmoto mako an, early call, ,las they
VIII find great bargains: |. tl'ts .assaa ad-g y
On the south side Of Penn Avenue between 9th
and 10th streets, entrance At Mrs Allensup atairs
dec 5r-6t i sW ;fisfafs aaii3 aHs n asga
DAZORS. SHAVING, SOAP. AND BRUSH
ll ES-I have on hand large and general assort-l
lncnt of tho above articles, which will be sold at
greatly reduced prices for cash. Also--ip ga,ii7it
Hair tooth, cloth, nail, ,whskcr and shoe Brushes
Buffalo, she'll, and Brazilian aide, tuck, and neck
Coniba ts,Ss ssM 81 h5Ati,ssfs s;jsta slagH.
Buffalo, horn, and ivory dressing combs
She'll, livery, buffalo, and horn pocket combs
Togcthcrlwith agrsatvaricty Of useful and fancy
articles. may always be fbund at e.l4p s4 1e,
i CLEPFIANE'S
j Pcrfumery and Fancy Emporium, corner of
1f3e9 Penn! av and l2tli st., underNad. Office
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The Whig standard., 1843-12-13

NHEAP GLASS AND CROCKERY AT AUC-
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lra and Passage tampA Gircndoes. alters, Sets el
Knives and Forks, with an assoytment Of Fancy Eur
nidhing arlcles 'Eat1ity arc particularly invited
lie room will be we'll ,garnsd and comfortable.
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utoMEMiBHgRs pE CONG RESS AMI, OTHERS.
u The Propretor, of tba EyXG Han GsE HO TEL
respectfully infpms Memhers Qf Congress and stranr
gcfss that he is prepare at all fmfs 70 furnish dn
ndrs and suppers or paresa At reasopable PRICES and
atshort. notice, having every saqysnlsnse ioE That
purposs..s t..,iiis,fsf asi4 4,fIH0MFSON TYhEKs B.
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