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PROM AiEXIco.
REEsTABLIsHMEST or THE LEGITIvATF
AUTHORITY IN THE SANDWICH lsLANls

By an arrival 81 New ORLEANS frou VEN Cruz ...
Bee has received hes q papers from The ens 0i ,t
ioo 70 Tie I'D ultimO, inclusive. Tie news lr.r
Mexico s Of little importance, bat the follow H- .-
noyneemeni made By Tue Conner IrsHeaii 3. Tie
sd is important;
"Ne received the subjoined Intelligence from an
authentic and trnsts oTthy source On TIE leu ii
July last, Admiral TBOHAs, commanding Ltt IIf..
bic Ms)esiy's ship Dublin, arrived before Hon Nm
lie snBulleo even thing that Lord PAuLrT Rad ts-
and re. established the authority Of klng Name
H,ehs III On The 5lsi July The HsN slsn fog v.,
displayed, and vas ssluted " a iBeuiy-obe gul,
the forts Of Honolulu and BY the DHGln. Catsf.
snd Hgy0rd, "a veil a. The American frlgate {. ID.
iGton. Ia our next number shall publish an ~
count Of tie circumstances which brought ,bc I'd
restoration. ~
singular incident occurred at msgI lrell :. g
gwen q, The Presidential palace IN Mexico d u gli
ultino, 70 celebration Of the sDniserssry q re ~.
lofl Of IsmpIco over the Spsniarcs. The raI-r.lr
was decorated with tie flags Of other nsl. ,,,.
ouered by the heAicsns on various occ1s.Uts ta,,,
these trophies was an English flag vhist bod 9
taken from Tie TeYsns. Tie British Cisr.5ts.
lsirs, who as present al The tall bsCar.t Ir.r ~
~ behoding the British standard IN he H. ..,ofti.a
evidences 81 Mexican tIiGmpis abC ...ttc gf rr ~
DeiHg removed. lis request not Lerg ANN ..r,
eompIed with, he left the bsil-rCcG. followed i,
every Eng.ishhsn present We hope .s,, lEe fst,
risr fTssasSis tiisi ttis incident, bIcl doGt,,,
from some mistake, Nil not he -ituctd d, ,erla,
consequences.
A. far a. can be aseeTtsjLed The elections for c H..
gress have resulted somewhat uuiayotab.t ly san.
Anna. There are, besides him. three cardid gts, ~ =,
ne Presidency VIZ Francisco Eloriags Iuan len
ca GydOy and Manuel Rlneofe. Whether LhtyW.
al run IN opposition 20 Santa Anna, We DO %, i.-
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NEW WORKS AT FRANCK TAYLoR,s.

GIBBON's DECLINE AND FAIL or THE Ro.
MAN EnrRE-um notes by me Rer. H. n
Himdn-and with maps The reading public
are certainly under new Obligations to Harper
& Brothers for this most exc llent and cheap
edition Of Gibbons History. u is 10 be com
peted in fifteen numbers, Is cents each, max
ing 1918 for the entire history, which used to
cost S20l
WORKS OF HANNAH MoRE, No. 5, price IS
cents. We are glad to understand that this
valuable publication is much sought after. A
better author than Hannah More never lad adj
hiring readers.
CHARGE TO THE CLERGY by G. y. Mllysine,
ID. D., Bishop of Ohio. This production is
highly spoken Of in the Epi,copslisn journals.
Price one shilling.
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FIKsr CARGO % loE TO lNr'iA Tn, Na'D
Trader says that the " Hon. :. 3 Tvs
Nsichez, then boy, was IN Calcutta v ben ,..
cargo OF Boston roe reached the strand Th.
Of The native merchants had never seen and Is-
never heard Of such an article and. Is TIE
were rolled out on tie sants, they began 10 hsr
90 see What u VA. ID Mss l3uchable 10 see one
back BIZ hand and declare u,at Il burn, him
sensation produced BY cold wa. unknown 20 n
and they .scribec The unpleasant feeling TO the
size csust-best When The properties of b..
came known 10 them, they soon 20, aoeustom,
feel and were delighted with ~ grateful taste
gave II native uame which signifies solid u
aud Tie use OF this luxury y now general ihrH +.
ttindosisn and the Brman empire Fresh
Cambridge, near Boston. j, more productive 90 .
TO The owners than all the golf-mines q Geo
carolina and the zee taken from that pm.
much superior TO the Allegheny zee, h. he Dars
10 The Brazil diamond. u = a. cold D. cia,..,.
has real New England, mulish sort of a tr.e,.
Pensh, 10 stand IRE without running ava,
zee h1s doue more fof the South than an o., " .
and vine ~ The world could have done
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for lAs POsimasier.

for The Postmaster
Now, The above is one case, out rf thousands,
that may occur in some paris Of the mai lines
throughout tie United STATES in the course Of a
year Here the great mail fails 10 connect al
Baltimore, by say minutes VIII any one
tel how the Postmaster General could have
pfeyenledt 7 Suppose II be said that he should
| require the railroad cars 10 rat the arrival Of
the steamboat al Baltimore, the neri question
i, Wiil they wait can they wait and, il 80,
hoE i0ng should they wait 4? Does not every
one know that ears must observe their hours Of
departure to prevent collisions, aud the dread
fol loss oil life that has often ensu, d from them
Suppose a car waits al one point, 10 preserve
The connection lay az ssbingion-d il not
arrive too late for the mail going south Of
Washington In this case, the mad departed
south from Baltimore, without the great mail
east If thai place, and there was one breach Of
connection, perhaps, AT some point south OF
Washington. The merit day cars were thrown
off the track by running over 'pece Of tim
Der" or - cow, " or b, .'breaking axle" that
would make ~ o East, IN mails beyond Baltimore
behndhand al Charleston; aud, not at all un-
likely, the third day, the steamboat between
Wilmington and Charleston encounters storm
on the open sea, which she has 10 encounter
for 100 miles, TO deiain ii d few hours-that
would make three eastern mails which would
be behind at all points south Of ChahestoG-and
so between that aud New Orleans other acct
dents might, and often do occur TO cause the
pl .f No
General prereat IL? Numerous are the com
plain on file, by contractors, of the severity and
hardship Of fines imposed for accidents which
they say they cannot help but Of these acci-
dents, and all The attendant circumstances, how
iule doe. the public know or Of the fines i'm
posed AMI measures taken by the Postmaster
General.
Were The mails sent in stages on common
roads, the Department might require one route
10 wat the arrival of another but how can that
be done with railroads and steamboats,, where
the cars coming north, and carrying hundreds
Of passengers, must depend, with unlimited
confluence on tie puDctualiDy and exactness Of
those gong south If The whole line were IN
der the control Of one company, or one head
something might be done; but }, II not appa-
rent that, TO get through mail from Boston TO
New Orleans. without failure, MOI an accident
OF delay must happen al any point on line Of
nearly tuo thousand miles, c0rered bv esfab-
iishments controlled by serenteeR different
companies! Agaia We ask, what is there de-
feciive II the arrangements, so far as depend.
on the Postmaster General or IN BIZ. efJrs to
enforce them Nothing easier than 10 find
fault Let u, know what he can do, more
than he has done, and is ICING
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LArLR PROM cAsrox.--By the arrival Of the n,
Morrison, Benson, al New York, have been recp..,.
flies II Canton papers 10 the 50lh Of Ma, T.
schr. ARIEL had been detained for some DAYS q, ;.
by Commodore kesrne,, on account Of ,9ae Irre,.
lsrity IL her papers. The Canton Pies az. Il +,
Mr. Fraser will bring the mstteF before t-..,r.I .
the United States IN suit for damsge gems, Com.
modore kearney. The Press add, ns,Hue se
several vessels in the China Seas 4 .....rt,-.,.
American flag, with papers like Ige q, TIE Afia
Tie Constellation bad arrived 81 ilas Kan
and was daily expected al Macao J, "a, s,5
there that Commodore kearney renewed
communication from tie Emperor u.gmi 4um
that the United s,aes would be allowed 10 trade a,
all the ports opened to the English
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TYR LIMOS LoANs.--Ths New W. . T-,sp
dent OF thr L :. Gazette writes D. p,
missiorers have succeeded in negOi4 ..u D..
Of ,OO,OO m London. subject o. n .s,.r, ..
number Of gentieu en-. v ho have been o., .'..
ascertain ne sum required to fnIsh or, " ..t.
u the sum above named j. sufici,ui iie r .,1 Fl.
be advanced forthwith. This will have '
20 strengthen the stock market, and =. .....
hr't movement towards eNpunging retudia,
our state
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iL5-S1. NToEvI's Mas OEru,, A...
sermon will be delivered 10 81 Patrick l...
eleven O'Clock on Sunday next, TIE p. ir..s..
the Rev John 7. Doaelan Pastor Of - N.r.t
Church, 90 the occasion Of opening ,h,. s-.r.
", lum f,r the support aud education OF
Orphan boys and the collection then mad,
Ter on the donors the merit Of coutribuir & 'a 90, "
efforts IN AID Of an institution vbtch .1. ..-
called for BY the misery, tic sua,rrrs ord bog.
Of the poor little orphan boy.
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RIVER r'NmEGAh.-Ata short dstIce ir.a
PoPsyan, in South America, is 10 be seen .rseu.
called by tie inhabitants Of rs ro,aaSc-a "a -..
gre, This stream has is foun, amoas rl-,, &. .e,-
waited mountains, and after makug vhst D, III, .,.a
ciIcuitous and suberrsneous passage o. mon, rl.
il re-appears al q considerably r,du,,d c,ff-, md
forms most magnificent and picturesque
not less than lhite hundred aud ten feet ~ l .lA
4 person who attempts 10 stand f., moment at ,ts
bottom, and within the Influence Of ,ar pray i i'm
media,ely compelled to abandon L., q9,lou-h'.o g,
being too much affected by tie scl.o-s aa!
waters
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no THmr B,rrisr CrEcH.-The r., I.e
W. Dorsr, Of Springfield, Illinois. expo
preach Tor the Third Baptist Church, boz ns s.
mans Room City Hall, on Sunday next q.
IN the morning, and O'Clock in tie e,cn.s Nfa
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Colonel Johnson arrived 10 Providence (says
Chronicle On Saturday evening IN The cars from d is.
ton, and proceeded to tLeCry Hotel where lodging,
had beer engaged 1rtim by his Democratic frea-,
lie was waited Upon y number OF his friend, By.
Saturday evening. Sunday he attended divine ,.,
vice ~ tie morning 81 the Baptist Church, by 1,hl.
ton Of Ava Wood, E,q in The afternoon 1.-THE Rev
Nj Halls Caurct, b, invitation Of General C,rl,.
ter ard m he evening at the Rev Mir Wafer.
On Monday morning he waited Oh by sl.,
number Of citizens Of both parties, who were gr..
seuied 10 him by lie committee Of arraas,u,,s..
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DIED.

On Friday, 10Th inst DANIEL HAIEut-aI
Esq "a the sd year Of his sge
It's friends are respectfully spprissd ua, 81, ..
raj will take place from the residcrer OF .f.
north Of ST Johns Church, OF Sundsy af
one o'clock, T. VI
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society has been formed in Paris, composed Of
young girls Of AL classes wbosFe to contribute each
one cant Pr acu,h, for opening in China hospital to
receive is1nh liable 10 be exposed OF. abandoned
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saocxING MANAGEMENT or THE POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT
PosT OFFIcE, BALTInoKE, Mn
n.s1L..r ~ Isa2

PosT OfFBcE, BALrMoKE, Mn,
October -, Ies3.
To the 81 .iss.siaAf Postmaster General Uashingl0H
San: The mad from the East last night, wss bot
delivered at The Post ofice until 2. o'clock TOO
late Of course 10 20, 90 10 Washington by the tao
O'Clock train Of cars.
The steamboat arrived al the wharf shout mr.
nules before O'Clock
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
IT
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HAVE in Store, and am receiving. NV
a Spring mock OF a.roccric.. which L nn.r lnr ii.

HAVE IN Store, and am receiving, nv
spring stock OF Groceries, which I oaer for all.
"w TOT cash. or To prompt dealers.
ls7 hlfi- " Orleans and Porto Rico sugar
80 do ~ CroN Sugar part strictly prime
BOO bags 1asura Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
SO kegs Nails and Bnads
lao boxes Talngv and Sperm CaBdks
30 do HuHs family soap
20 ueTces Rice
80 Kegs GunpoNder tBeauy's and D1pont.)
Shot
10 tons County Trc'iegar. English and swed Iron
hah pipes genuine .. Brandy
Piie LONDON Dock Dc, VERY SUPERIOR
do pure Old Holland Gin
half pipes Imitation .. Brandy
Or casks Old Sherry Wine
half pipes superior Whskey. VERY okn
Woo-ey 4 Wool-ey's loaf Sugar
ffime " o. hoasses, IN bids. md Dbl.
common Nhi-ksy. do do.
Gunpowder. Black and Tyson Tea
L. r. Madeira and = ~ Wine pipes half pipes md ar
casks
Superior old r. Btaniy. demohns the vintage Of sos
lotion Yarns, Bed Cords Leading Lines
Pepper, Ginger Alum
Alspiee. Madier, Indigo. Coppers
Painted Buckets &C a..
1000 Ms. Baltimore Mddlng Baeon
<''OOo Do hog round do.
500 sacks Liverpool salt
Richmond, Ap IS. ~. wu ASnppsoN l.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TkRss OF srsscRrnos-To Cfy Subscribers per year
and for shorter period by mail sio-payab. An
all cases in advance.
Apvrsrrssofor deen lines insertion rs e.pt-
two insertions 81 ls three 81 every succeed
ing Insertion. ~
Transient advertisers pay n advance
The number Of insertions Of Advertisements noted ON tho
Ms they will be inserted to be stopped and charr
cd accordingly pr Orders To stop also be writing.
Annual Advertisers lines ana in that
proportion for Advertisements Of greater length
hne' except Aueoneers and Lottery dealers charged
$780, paper neiudedO
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SPRING AND SIMMER HATS
Madcira. shcrrY nnn pnrt Min.,

W
NE subscribers take pleasure attention Of the trade
ahdtheir irens genelly made with
the Messrs blackburn the different
qualities Of Madel sherry and Port place which they can
win commence and pleasure recommend The
pctabe Standing Of thu Messrs Blackburn that any
order Tor uhsir Wines viii b. compliance agree
snt The subscribers solicit orders the se,cc
ton Of Me George and Robert Blackburn Maera: for
e Old eve Lon5oa Particular choice Lonion Particular
Sefea buaL Nany and Iina and Port from
Mercy and ororio, selected by Mrs Sandman Forster Co
mos iona Of shefres and Port have opportunity through
ageneyo command the and OF Ia. different
qualities and Prices can be n application to
NH - DUNLOP. MONCURE & co Agents
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VOLUME 20. NUMBER l25.
THE BEST FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
GREsr SUcccSS

GREET SUCCESS
sS|hssS' Family -saEnziuc. We un.essapL IN. already
n''ea eifenauon % FIVE . a..s finding n.
W @ eN' lam H throughout the a.
We nj % every over ant earninr "a .e h-.t
oi ue And ever published Every arcir l. prnoi.eiv N
VIVA ny ari elegant en-ravng4 ssi.ctson Of ar
e- IN DOS ana Ne's are selected singular taste ans rof
me work : edited BY MI our rral.r. We Know
VIII agree with ~ that tins have cvo,, ,, -
sensible man,-.N y. Ds,iy yNs-s.
The following from the Editor New wosi date, Ann,
sears Ncw IouthIy Family Waru-iuc.-we
nav oin To notice this New Magazine. which was Commenced
IN January last The April number and Ik- the
ones combines entertainments and utility a degree
M pefea We understand has already itself pop-
ui winch VII insure It's object h not .,
nueh 10 nIish original IN. dav m
pee wun e Ieaeh OF ah in cheap ineshe attraev.
FORM e mas OF general knowledge nnuerae or.
PnVs volumes AMI therefore attained hv tho. who.
means ana esne serve them for prolonged research h aim.
y e monopoly OF SNowtEBaE and consequently power;
ana deserves the most LIBERAL support from public ~ per anuuu
l. NJ HARROLD
AsenfG
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

ENHE public are hereby notified that on Satur-
day the lsi prorno. the night lines between
fhil1depha viii be rcestabshed, going North
on ana after that day reach Philadelphia thu day
winch they leave Rehnond-and New York early
being Philadelphia day advance Of those by the River Ba
Steamboats,.
WIN view Of Washington hour OF
departure Of the Washington baltimore
wan be delayed whilst the Augusta under repair pas;
instead of T. VI.
% Returning souh by leaving York at
y A ~ arrive IN Richmond by half past after
TuOu SI arr
mt '"-1u Agent Of Transportation.
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'R. S. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE

t'p.- - -. WIN. ANDERSON. Jr.
X. s. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE
Tor the cure of ChoIera uorbus, Diarrbcn
summer Complaint. ChoIic. Cramp. A.
WIS Medicine - no longer among doubtful ttv The
eehcate- that have been presented Propreor an, an
rom intelligent and respectable individuals who are well t
anu esteemed IN their several neghborod from p.ie,. n
ehnenee whohave used their practice aud are m. mos
competent JUDGES Off merits
Valuable TcsiimoniaIs
Extract Ola letter from Rev John D. Matthews ,npsrv Of Nor
ioiN now Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Lexington XIV
dated Dee 9th. IsiI ~
To Ma r. = BERNARD.
Dr'R siR-ltgves pleasure aeknolge the reeeip, Of
your polite avor and hasten IN answer TO YOUR
mat 20 Ar a we have had occasion your Cholera Medicine
~ our family which has been quite have proven IL eae
yam are s'shed OF it, utility Domestic Medicine IL is Of
importance ,ai YOU introduce your Cholera Medicine here a We'll
as through all such places No VIII sell well when
known. Mos Re.,,.c,r- ~ 80 "''' WIFI"
JOHN d. MATTHEW'S.
- PErERsHrRG, February II, 1912
Bernads Cholera Medicine" VIII very nearly accom-
ph all its purposes am well OF It's COMPONENT parts
ana nave never hetate' To recommend on al ta oca-
SONS In addition To tbs diseases which Mr. Bernard adys il
use have found particularly what are called m
Paia' ~ tytaR Hema think after much e1erene. in N. ~.
uat ITS reputation likely short lived fairly tried
FL. METTAUER, VI. D. I
bees these two witnesses there certificates from UPWARD
=, Who have tested the Of Bernards Cholera
Medicine and may be my The netein. always
On tdhu .! une dozen or single bottle w y. HARDWOOD
Agent for the City OF RehHonds. T. AIDE Cos old stand
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IIaRTFORD, conn.
Agency Richmond. virginia.


Agency mt ftichniond, virginia.
'VNHlS Company was Incorporated in tho year
ISIS with perpetual charter aOda Capital Of 200 oOO
AMI nlres against o.. damage BY ere dwelling bouse
manufacturing establishments bousehosl furniture neIelan
d1e an general on the favorable
Any losses which the Company may rsyc. taken at
TIA. agency viii be adjusted with Promp;uie and Eberaiy
made 70 The Subscriber who has been fully appointed Agent for the
City Of Richmond and vicinity.
n BALDWIN Agent,
no 70 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
whale aud Retail.
~ and The Eos'is ssns,sIy a., :lins
- lower than formerly, and IT Is determination TO
edae. our stock fas, possible COUNTRY siER
and purchaser. generally to before they buy
assuring ueni that no efforts shall be please
me' IN al respects Amongst assortment
FOR LADIES.
Ladies very superior French Morocco and Kid spper. part
Do do ss~Isain and KID " do '1 d. DO
Do hne French Morocco and hid Bu.kins
Do cassin and Buek.1iD sS s@s'' beautiful AT d
FOR GENTLEMEN
oehuSmsn. superior calkn aud Moo Boots
DO CaHskn Boots. sd. srd aBdii qualities
do low priced pcgged and sewed Boots
DO vey superior Caiiskin and Morocco Broyans Miles
Do fine calf,ns K,.Sn p,o.,u DO 80 s shoe, do
10 line buekskin Shoes and slippers
Misses. very fin, French Mo. M5s sna Ka Slipper.
-" % do do do Walking Shoes
do do do do and sealskin Boo.ees
DO do do sealskn and Leather Walking shoes
Boys vory fine Calfskn Brogans and Shoe.
DO do do kpskin do do
do lined and bound pegged and seNcd Brogans
do thick unbound Pegged and sewed do
WOMEN.
"omens leather pesged and seWed wells assorted
do do do Boots do
DO do Md and Morocco slpper. do
MEMS
''In lned ana bound pegged and sewed Kip Brogans
DO do do do Shoes
DO thick inbound pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick legged and Boots
ALSO,
genera assortment Of Chldens Boots Shoes prices
ALSO,
sd leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks,
penor Carpet Travelling Bags Nace Trunks Cap and Letter Pa
Wrapping Paper She Thread. assorted Shoe Brushes
Hair Trunks all sizes. D. BrLIISGToN A 20
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes. &c
~ % Mansion House
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~ New York ~
Turks Island and Ground Alum salt
Best Sperm Oh
Pearl Barley
salad Oil
Smoked Herngs-for sale.
ma l2-lOt poy.Tr . Nop,,N
E SUITS OF apparatus invented by Thompson of Co
luhons OHIO for the cure Of Prolpus are wen worthy
The attention Of physicians throughout state.
They have proved WHEREVER used and have earn
ca Tot themselves Claims 10 superiority other instruments
which have been offered profession for the cure OF The So
diseases. 49, - " 81 '1
nE fELic CoEsEr radically Proapsus Uter ad
Ju aio worn without patient in
ey aie essentially from antrsss having metallic springs
ht ABboNlNAL BANDAGE during period Of CESSATION or
eI u'e gives great relief TO the patient prevents the
curreuce OF Pro!apsus. ~
me many cases within the knowledge subscribers where the
use o instruments Of tins character prevented because Of the
msh prices demanded-indueed them such arrangements
WIN he laeniee as enables them put hall tie srce of
"e's An examination only required To con
vince Of their efficiency and superiority.
IL Arpy pt-,- ar
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" OTTO E!

~ ~ - u - Ia
w r. have sold our stock of DRUGS Medicines
Paints Oils &c to WIN n HARDWOOD, TO whom we conn
IDENTITY recommend our late customers
SAMUEL ?. ADIE & co.
'ENHE subscriber begs leave to announce 10 the
Patrons OF te late concern Of Samuel ?. the
p'ue generally that having purchased and bv re
en additions TO H. supplied himself tras Is prevr 10 IN
an goods IN hs hne wholesale and
ris-line strictly month. A discount for cash
% Country Merchants and assures. that t.l- or
ders shal BE- attended to with andd dispatch
apis WILLIAM n uApvvoon
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March ,. ls43.
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.

DULIUN u HAkKISUN,
Druggists & APothccaries, corner of Vain and
Governor Streets, (telO1 the Eagle Ruins)
HE Subscribers having opened their New respectfully
u Offer To country merchants an extensive aSSort
nen Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils Wal colours &c which
they will el on the lowest terms.
Epson salts Flour Sulphur Csmphor. Magnesia. SIENNA,
Mania. Castor oil ~ bottles Soda IN Washing
Potash and Peirash. Saaratus
sah Feiie Jamaica Ginger. Scdiz and Yeast Powders
NhNe Lead Linsced OIL Spins Turpentne. Copa Narnh.
japan Narnh Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground ycrgrs
blue and Green Nerditer, Paris White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead Bue. Red and yellow Paint. Winlow Glass
Yellow Ochrc. Rose Pink Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue Sap Green, Drop Lake. Kaomne new article
for wallis
suph ounnc. Morphine supply Of serars chew
ing anu smoking tobacco, smut snuff boxes NH