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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14
SEPTEMBER. 1873.
=. X. WHITE g. co.
,urp Hadc Shors of MI kinds.
LADIES' FHENcH uoHocoo sLDPEHs, very
N.nra NJ q

WE have just opened large assortment of
The very hsHdaos Fpers ~ ~ per paiftheyNs
really rood snd cheap. " JUDAH MYERS co
l1EARL POWDERris much esteemed the most
pleasant AMI immediate corrective n hat uneqnal and hr
red appearance - NJ rotpefion Wch RON everlasting
IN n rorshues o. suracr
naamstion opsneste charm sIayng stoits
and spreading bs issne uniform clear
md many persons tea0d Transparent snnes %
70 20 GGyNop wooD 30
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RuSSELL'S SONGS.
Il w. RANDOLPH has tor sale the following
~ OF sorsS and large Stock "f other ati
.taniir Music Cusrr Thr Mn;c hath
Ch The btaNc oil cak The Chieialns Daughter thar
and llc comes the shepherd
Mnr, ofic T.rol Fins nh English gentleman
Nsicn The DYING Legacy My hearts in the High
Tie fsh'r meTry iVss When The ~h u,uis blow
waslington- Toub The Pear Man- frenis oh Water Mil
Wini night whence e"mrst thou No0'nian
p1To We ourr lsar> oNr uh this nNe; On
the Rave FALLEN bes'w The Old bell the oil
water min: King Time DER the DARK
RocSaNay "a Inis Islands Scayit shore nc II
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Dish Covers. Patent COGsee-Po.N. &c.
M have just received black Cover.
w Patent Cuhc Pots yen.-1n stew D-hes Code
Tnlaers &c Toe n SMITH HARDWOOD sign Broad
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VIE subscribers offer for sale large stock OF the following ar
Gees Anyi Hnd Vices Of Mouselnle Forge" anil auder
sons' Manufacture sedge and Hand Hammers; fies Screw
PateE Fn Below Horse sioe Nails aud all HhsI kinds n
Blacksuiths Tools De VAN LEW SMITH A. CO
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leaving cupund BY the Railroad al y.
4 \. VI, mach tl,c Junction breakfast ami thence
II ptosc-d together with Ias-cng,rs III. Jams
A-k-&-k Louisa RailIoai Cor
dis, aisl tcncs by Ci.rosic-, . Tvsch
-XN[-ug Csrott.>yilc by y. NJ s Cockss rs mil,,
West by ntglh Tcave Cocke- hy daylight
the bhr Rhisc aud saunon by 10 ~ NJ
The andoie line ~ A. NJ reaches Clover
nslc by a leaving day light reaches
the Warm sPnne breakfast CauaEian dinner and
White sulphur q. NJ. Iewisg by T. NJ.
nj a by iynchhurs Tie
whoe loss thu week IL days
Thc Natural nrdrc stanton Tuesdays Thur
DAYS and saturdays, the alternate days wi he fnscdl
~ 4 NJ by night;
Bridge breakfast. where pas
npr and reach Dbr-I Springs by
breakfast reach Cas gas IN din
and the White Sulphur Springs by NJ ,vopiso
The splendid and fall and the and
coaches fine heretofore.
rh Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ierrnce all others at Is.-L
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MISSES, ANp CHlLpREN,s snOE

UST hand, manufacturers IA Phaisiphs
a. OF Mle and Chirehs Shoes Of every vi
Heiy Amons, t-m Fancy Cater Boots
ehIren ever had fn sa
low. ocG =. h. WHITE = CO. Market Bridge.
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HATS, HATS, HATS.

ECEIVED this day, pea sch tynshburg. b-au,6l ~
shou Nap R'Aver, Castor Cashmere Moeskn
Hats also anoir assortment of Ccnen-ns and Yonh
cloth ami elsi CAPS which are of-r
"a foI -ai", at The lowest New Work prices at
AMIDONS
Whoc-sl- ami Retail Hat nj Cap store.
no: Exchange Hotel Richmond. Va.
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Il IbN 4 90 having made permanent agreement with -
IN vsrsl hfst workman give Christina,
aks s msihod Of informing their customers that they
aaord and viii sell their Ginning great discount having
received large vi Of sperhns ClOs and Nenf
door William Ansn Tailor Main
inoDd m 5--1m KEFN A. 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14

ROUND PLASTER frun ID, Iab's Mills Jy
lANENplET A AIIIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-14

LARGE Of Brushes embracing the following varieties
n Hair various patterns and cheap; Cloth 10 very spe
ToT Tooth beautiful Nail from TO 10 rows SN
ing fine Backing and patent White Washing hhu' n
led scrubs hand block Ior. Counter, painted anit-
Paint, from No. 10000.
All OF which We will cash Puneiua customer
CAYNoR, WOOD & ca.
NJ Neu 10 the Bell Tavern
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~ CASKS prime CHEESE, past received
= for sale BY 81 FRY A. 90.

EIttt- ssItItlN ftaIu ssftNlN Is.iHiDtaLIlN~
NA MEREDITH WOuli nytts the buyers nf Black and
w Blue Hack BoHhazne- 70 lim call Of
BomhaEine- be surpassed by any
the City, and they Ill be yer, prce
ArO.-Pliiu Riue Black aud Black Anu-aline
Black and Blue Black Alpaca I.usiTes
IA Black I.usfrnP Slrlwls
- and :. Pm. Rio. .I-,.- .--I -...-.
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Porto RICO 4 " ORLEANS StIG4RS
r. HHpa Porto nico sugar.
- A. New ofissns a. Ta ssis
s1 - PATrEsoS
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A CARD.


<Sth nny, 1913.
10 those M rdu Of bargains IN Ner and Fd-
shiond6te DRY GOODS, of superior quality,
~ AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.Jn
tROUCH, BROOKS IL HUDSON have inst
- received their SECOND SUPPLY or STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. his soasy- porrhased thn tn lad ten
Gays on The most favorable markets.
~ AZ Peer e>1ss EAH s@aar sy Asrs Sefsrs
- na ees-fy and As they DESTROYS reputation
oi eHng Te'< s-d eAeap Ges, Inducements be offered
- "n" may taFor them with call They earnestly
examination Of their stock by those Dry Goods believing
That for rsry style. AMI surpassed IN
TAaHeaJ ~ any In the city and they plg,
es'tres 70 en CHEAP FOR CASH any regular hoase IN
nsna The following list complies o the Goods
bLEAcHED AND BROWN DoMEsucs DRmI.INcs AND
COTTON oZNABURGs
'v pas and CASES embracing the approved style.
Nofihem and Virginia faetoriesa widths inches 10
ysr-and prices from per yard quality manu-
ENGLISH. FRENCH. SWISS and AMERICAN PRrNTs-isoo
,eees Upwards Of 5000 yar embracing all styles
Al 1913, & -, 10, II and Ii e. and
SILK GOODS.
No Black Gro de RhiDe and Maeoni sjs iu-re ,aBi
very heavy quality. from -
Superior plain ribhed and stripe Bene Black silks %
Rich ombs stripes plaid figured and change p de soe
slks-rare and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white satins
Rich printed Rai1ofines Baorine muhn Fouari print
ed chuLans-neS patterns
Rich neck. cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior tied and plain m handkerchief gentlemen lags
assortment and many patterns
Plain and figured Satin ve-tnxs serre- Sewing SIN.
Embroidered silks Cardinals ana Frinees for DO
BoeaHnes Black Chaes Apaea Las'res aud Psamsta Cloth
iof mourning
Lisle and Thread Iaees In-ertings andE iEings
Mae-e and other new style white and black Nets Cape
Nes ana Canfinais-an styles
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND GAMBRooNs.
Superior French Cloths and single mill csmees coat.
n v. 'rei and Drab de Eta for do
Medium and low price blue black drab invisible green Cloths
SIN warp cashmareu. very fine quality
Gambroons from 3oe to ~ IS per yard.
Superior uDdressed Irish Linens Baey shee,ng yards wide
Diapers and Damask Linen Driinss and Linen
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RICHMOND DAILY WING,
Edited by AI.ExANDER mosEr.EY.

rrsss srsscRirrosro City subscribers $500 per year
and cr shorter period s.nt BY an sio-psyah,- An
an cases, In advance
ApsrHu.seFor hnsen lines in-eiou cents
two insertions vi is! three insertions 81 so; and every
ing insertion ~ cents
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of insertions of Advertisements be
Ms they will be inserted stopped
cd accordingly. e5r Orders to also be- writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 20 ana in that
proportion for Advertisements Of and $40
hne; except Aueonees and Lottery dealers who charged
300. paper ineiudedl
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NEW AND CHEAP ROCKS,
Received 9Th May by
SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORRIS


VIE Lawyer, his character Holy Life by Edward
q. fbbF'en Barrisfer AT Law. the chaap ton
The Neghhor, story OF every life; by r. Bremcr-transa
ted from the Swedish by Mary Owett cheap edition
The Iincal OF Gypses in spain with an orr
gnai collection Of their and poetry by George borrow hats
agent OF the British and Foreign Bible Society Spain
The Bible IN SPAIN the Journeys mprison
ents Of an Engishmnn in the
In the Peninsula: by Borrow
History Of the Great Reformation the sixteenth century in
Germany Switzerland &C. by ~ NJ DAubirne the eheap ei
ton, complete in volume
Mrs washington Potts ami Mrs Smith Tales BY Mrs Leslie
Military operations Cabu in the destruction Of
the British Army, January 1912, Journal of
in Ahghanstan, by Lieut.. " Eyre
Poeteal Remains Of the Davidson collected and
arranged by her mother with biography by sedgwiek the
cheap edition s w
The Adventures Of Sir aunceIot Greaves the cheap edition Of
smoIeu's Works.
Also the following numbers Of the cheap editions
NO . with plate Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary Of
Rural Affairs, by G. w. johnson
NO and Encyclopedia Of Geography; by Hugh Murray
No Maeauleys Critical MceIanies which completes The
cheap edition. In four volumes
No = Martin Chuzziewit by Boz with a plate
NO 8 The Rocky Mountains; by w. Irving
The Heidenmauer. tale; by j. p. Cooper
The Confessions Of Harry Iorauer by Chas Lever eolets
in one volume; and cheap edition ma
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
Madeira, sherry and Por, Wines


VIE subscribers take attention Of the trad,
u andthe friends genry, recently mad -,
inc e-sfs bLaekburn To different
naoe'ra sherry and Port In this plee they can
with confidence pleasure recommend The ong mi ro -
pebe Standing OF the Nes-rs Baekbum guarantee that any
49, ~, ~ VINE WIN b. met IN trict compliance agree
nen' The subscribers solicit the Madeira. of the -
non o. MsS-r George and Robert Blackburn Of Mae 10,
me Oh Reserve London Particular LONDON
sea Bua Malssy and TInia slerre. and Po, from
Mercy and opo selected by Messrs sanenan Forster A Co
~ io1 OF sheres AMI Port have opportunity through this
ageneyto command the pure table Of the f,,n,
qualities and prices can be N application To
nm - DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 Co Agents.
bcEIVED and opening this day Misses beautiful col
ored Caters and Half CATERS They are indeed rare and
beautiful J. = WATKINS A. co Mair 80,
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March J. Is4a.
BOLTON & HARRISON.

Druggists A ApOthecnries, corner Main and
GoUeTnOr Streets, (beiOn the Eagle RHins.)
VIE Subscribers having opened New Store respectfully
- oncr 10 country merchants and assort
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Wan colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
EPSON salts Flour sulphur Camphor Magnesia, Senna
Mama, Castor Oil in bottles Soda washing
Potash and Peaash, Salauatns,
Sat Petrc. Jamaica Ginger, Seiltz and Powders
White Lead Linsced OIL Spirits Turpeninc Copa varnish
japan vanish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground Verigrs
Blue and Green Nerinsr Paris White, Dutch Pink
Red Lead, Blue, Red and Yellow Faint Window Chs
yellow ochre. Rose Pink, Indian Red. Imperial Green.
for walls)
suph ounne' Morphine &c with full supply SCARS chew
ing ana smoking iohaeeo snuiL snufiboxes &C. mh7
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A CA r D..

Fl A CARD.
~ IstJ JUNE. Is43.
~ tlo'e - rest Of hargaiss Fsslis-asi,
BoOTS sHoES@e oFSUPERIoR QU8LITY. ar WHOLE
SALE OR RETAIL.
1 T.. WATKINS & CO., having lust received
~ per recent arrivals both from Phdcpha a. well as from
various manufacturers in Massachusetts Connecticut an adj
honal supply Of BOOTS SHOES &c prepared exhibit to
purchasers stock Of goods equal any city bo, Cor ware
as wei as durability an q which have purchased very
AZ uet aniepatons ur spring business have been more
than realized they n disposed Keep at an Times
ock OF goods which will compare with any and they can
with ptopncy recommend Being an1os to establish for Them
selves reputation fo selling good aui cheap Goods their object
w b to keep gods Of superior quality. ve low prices
The following comprises their stock in Jart viz
G'nlenen', sup Cali Boots manufactured by Mies sou
Do do DO Do si d, Iih. and stu qualtiss
MEMS cSh pe'Eed do It, "a and NJ Do
sap. cafapi No. Booi,es raasuf,eturcdbyJM
"a quality
cah sewcd % AMI ih qualities
Kip and pcr'd- Is, sand "a"
Coarsc Booers Of different qualities
LADIES SHOES
ladies Sup KID andf Morocco walking Fucs site
undrc-.cd and dressed No. lie, 90 aiani Oh qu,,..
" Seal walking Shoes straps and ties
AMI Morocco walking Buskius
hhani cold CATER shppen
FMorocco AMI I'D Slipper IT, "a A. en- AMI sh oustes
MISSES SHOES.
Nses Moroeeo walking ? ties -, 81 and ~ qualities
q. Seal narrow straps and Bu.sns
% hh and cord Caster
Cord Caters
hos. Chihircns Infants Shes Of various aut. b.
m1ny Other kinds here enumerated
h- an Additional supply of Leather Travelling Trunks Car
~ hass ~ superior quality bhcking II On Lees make late
Iiomps1nl Shoe Hrusfca &C. &C
J. y WATKINS a CO.
whossaie mi Rstaa dealers Boots shoes sgn Of ne
MAhMVIh BOOT, door below Mcssfs Wa.goftb Turner A
Co and nearly Opposite thc Ben Tavern Main street ma ~
M Rs GARDENERS INDIAN BAIsAN OF IIvERwOFT-
A'A supply Of The genuine 'ceeiysa sna 20. sassy
Conner q Main ami Governor beiow Eagle Ruins.
lDRNrING iNE.-News and Boos lnk fo5 ssis BY
ma " DAVENPORT a ALLEN
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

DE- HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency nt Hieftaond, virginia..
'Hls Company was Incorporated in the year
iSis with perpetual charter anda Capital Of seOO ,oOO
ana n.aes against los OF damage by fire dwelling b.ise.
manufacturing establishments furniture and
d1s IA general on the most favorable terms.
Any o.-e. which the Company -que ai
I'M. agency VIII De adjusted with
Applications for policies may b.
made % ne -ub-ers who has been fully Agent
u. BALDWIN Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, sc. &c.
Wholesaie md Retail.
vi VI take this occasion again To remind ffiepi-
s,ees Of Good. al p1ees .1 much si
lower than formerly, and as ii
CHANTS and purchasers generally give call before they buy
s en that no efforts on our part shan be please
them in all respects. Amongst follow
ny. wiz
FOR LADIES.
Curdy'. ''N'' '~ "S
Ladies d" very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes
do fine French Morocco and Kid Buskins
Do DO cs1,:.i0 o., 90 DO snpps" beautiful at 81
FOR GENTLEMEN
Geniemens Morocco D-- Root. M
do Caiskin Boots I'd Ord and 4th qusHue.
DO low priced Pesged and --wed Boots
Do .csr and kpn ,.v.ns DO s.d s shoe. %
do fine Buek-kn Shoes sIppers
MISSES
"is-es fefy me French Morocco and Kid Slippers
DO do do do do Walking Shoes
do do do do AMI sealskn Booaees
do do do sealkin and leather W,Iking sboe.
BOYS
Boys fine caiskn Brogans and Shoes
do do do Kipskn do do
Do hned and bound, pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick unbound pegged sewed Do
WOMEN.
Women's leather pegged sewed wells assorted
Do do Kid and Moros ss s sSS.a DO DO
MEMS
Mems lined and bound, Pegged sevved Kip Brogans
DO do do do do Shoe.
DO thick unbound pegged and sewed Broeans
DO thick pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
general Chrens Boots and Shoes n all rie.
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks s
por carpet Travelling Bags Vaee Letter Pape
wrapping Paper Shoe Thread Shoe brushes Blae
mar Trunks all -izef, &c ID. BURLINGTON & Co
wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Boot Shoes, &e-
ap - Nausi
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ROBERT MOTT.

MI door 70 he EfoAszgs Ba-t. ReA-s-d gsrrh-sa
Nsnies. with Painters Hi-he. ami I,Iers,.,. a. -,
M Mt Of French and American Window from $40 to
reasonable y - ~
~ IA large supply Soap stone Paint for nj. low .,
800, lAh' '"' I'm {" Shins~d Roofs R.N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01
STOCK COMPLETED
EARTHENWARE, CHINA ~ GLASS.

''HE receipt OF the shipment per Margaret
Forbes completes my assortment Of Spring have
now Tor sale n reasonable prices either package epack
ed TO order handsome CHLs EfRTTfF,r WIRE
IND GLASS; LooKLSG-GL-7SSES, C-5SToRS STONE
bdR DC City and Country Dealers others are in
sied 70 e1aniine- WIN r. BUTLER
4 noor. 49,. nm Tr..----
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

NEW FOULARD SILKS Sc .
UsT received railway the following desir.b Goods ~,
~ Foulard Silks Of the htest imporatons
Rich Dress Silks. new and beautiful STYLES
Blk and blue blk Watered Pou De Sol
Blk and blue bR Mauion Lustre
Bk and blue blk BaIzorines
Blue black Satin Striped do
kief medium and low priced Mouselns
Ashburton and Liie Thread I.aees
and plain BRUSSELS and patent for Cardinals
Blk ana white Moair and Mohair skir- Together Win
great many others which VIII be sold cheap. BY
eH JOHN WRIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

AMES Ii. CUNNINGHAM, intending TO
" remove the I Of month shoekoe Hin will IN or
ger 10 reduce ms stock seivery bargains staple and Fan
ey Dry Goods Persons il 10 their advantage a,
give HIM call among his Stock be bound
Beautiful French Lawns and Bazorne Lawns
French, English and American Calico
husins Laces, Edgings Insertings
Cause, Silk and Worsted Hdks. and scars
Linen Cambria, and Hdks
Irish Linens Kenings, and Diapers
Beaehed and Brown Cotton Shirinr. AMI sleetng.
slk and Cotton Pocket Iidks
Gamhroous, DriIings md ankeens
Cloths, Cassnieres and vestings
hatapangs, Cotton Osnaburgs and Burans
With fun supply OF Goods which will De -ot yerv ehe,n
je2I - 10y S"'AP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

20 my old customers aud the public generally.
hNFh ps' received per schr Unon finn Phisdslphs pas
= uon OF my spn iock 90 aannreflis or L
w. al oenenen Boots aud oe of ~ quaHfy. foous
Wet frrnch and American Calf skins
10 hoot Morocco Cor Geftiouen's summer wear
tinef English and American Kid Tor Ladies Sins
Do French Morocco d. do AZ
De. Pup Seal A. A ato..
Ihe above VIII BE- made best au no-t stiou
aue unfef ad not surpassed ~ dnf.bfy b, .oy
'''i'''"y ln NE tnon- ALEN hill.
-. Late Coca a Hm.
~ ~ an aio prepared n bound Hrorea a.
upsn1r quality. NH ~ mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

FINRuNKs. TRUNKS TRUNKs-Iust % hand a srirnid a.
orineni o The vty quality travelling Trunks Al a small A.,
vance on tle manufacturers prices JUDAH MYERS co.
AZ as fashionsble Boot, shoe and Trunk warclsou-e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

GtNTLEMEN'S BEAUTIFUL DRESS PUMPS.
MANUFACTURES by J. Miles * Son., Just 10 ham, a.,
Sahn an assortment OF the sbovs very beauif DreS
funIs OF the latest fashion, For sala low, by
90 JUDAH NNERs a co
Fashionable Boot and shosN peaIer-. y
MATCHES, Wholesale and retail.
f0'NeY BOLTON * HARRISON
S Corner Of Main a. Governor street
Roors, SHOES, &eTbe subscribers intending 10 puTc1,s- Al.
extensive stock Of goods their basine. viii
onsf eH stock on hand upon cost bein
hnos 10 reduce To sian possible previous n,
~ ' 'H"Hhins 10 purchase great bargains invited 20
@. 40 J. T. WATKINS 4 CO
70 Main street. sign OF he big boot
Something Very Handsome aud Superior
Chiidren's Coiored CATER Hoots.
w nave Just received and opened supply Of The .t,x.
se'y hani~onle and superior Boots Children. Tr~.
es VINO nave been waiting for them in want 81
spfhd ar'icle are invited 10 call max
y II d. BURLINGTON a CO. Manson Ham.
sa vARNIsHI.-A further supply o. THIS Vanish
- Ter Roofs and outhoues gallon a. ysI =. -,
OIL for ordinary work-just received and Tor ale bv
. 20 3. z DOVE
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

Tor the removal and permanent cure OF all d H.
eases nrfsinz from nm impure state
blood, or habit of the system, viz:
Seua or Kings Evil rheumatism Cutaneous Eruu
ions rnps OF Po-tues the Pace Botehes
sre Eyes King Worm letter. Seah Enlargement
PAIN OF The Bones and Joint Stubborn Syphe Symt
IONS SeIaiea OF Iumbaso and diseases arising nju
eous Use OF Mercury Asee Dropy exposure mpruenee
in life Also Chronic Disorder, viii be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

RACON.-S,OOO lbs Mountain and Western
- Bacon og ronnd just received which we inv,
eAanue before purchasing for cheap for cash or n,
sn PEAKE, JONES L WINSTON
y ~ dnursh elng mn -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

n = OWANDTS Alternative Exaet
~ " 1aylor's Basam o Iiveryor
Whaar's Ralsan Of Will Cherry
InPpes Extract Of SarSapauIa
Dr Ledys hedcated Extract Of Sars,parlia
sands Extract Of SarSaparilla. Philotoken
lozenges-Cathartic. Cordial Cough and Worm
Evans Inns and Wells. Strengthening Piaster
Ietdys blood Pills Indian Vegetable and HbharF. F, Nm
Peters Vegetable. and Naiers French Pin. V ~"
swaims Panacea and Rowand's irnurov Tonic u,,,,
hcLane sNerminge and Rice's Worm Drops
br Roses remedies ior Consurnpton Ian,bsygh.. .o.
foe Rheumatism Oakley Dspuratve syr1p on s,,. ~
ale BY fsp PSI skxS's .n f"f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-01

nj IssEs BLACK AND CoLoRED BUsKI Ns-,T1e -,--.,;,,
" are now opening variety OF kinds Of Niss, RI,et - 81
~ s SN"i, 'h1fens' SHOES, &c J. T. WATKINS A co
= Sign he big boot Ma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
CHAPTER THIRD.
WHAT BEFEL THE MIRROR AND ITS OWNER.

WHAT BEFEL THE MIRROR AND ITS OWNERS
For the first three weeks of their voyage,
the whole party felt too much indisposed,
from the effects Of their trip to sea, to indulge
in speculations for tho future. The present
was sufficiently burdensome, without antlci-
pating remote contingencies; and often,
amidst the paroxysms Of that most painful,
but least compassoned Of all aquatic ills, sea.
sickness. they wished themselves at the bot
tom Of the ocean, as the only means of ter
initiating their sufferings. But, as this would
not have been considered legal method of
curing the evil of which they bitterly COM
planned, they were told by the initiated to
take patience, in the shape of plenty Of bran
dy and water, and to eat as much as they
could, and the disorder would soon cure itself.
The temperance pledge was not then in FASH
ion, for the events Of our tale really occurred
in the year Of our Lord 1917, and the i'm
provement in morals and manners has greatly
progressed since that remote period, or the
suffocating smell of this universal panacea
would have overcome the widows scruples,
and made her teetotaller for life. But sea-
sickness, like all other miseries, has an end
and Mrs. Harden and her sons, no sooner
found themselves able TO look upon the waves,
without changing color, than they began ia
speculate upon the future.