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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

ZINE HOGS FOR SAl!scvcal superior brood sows OF
different improved breeds. them with 10 pigs each
about fortnight Old half and fourth Bekshire
Also Twelve hne n SIea sersG p.se three months old
young Berkshire sow OF the best stock The object being
numerous for my PURPOSES which
have time 20 attend, the prices will be very low.
WM. II. RICHARDSON.
Morrh1
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To the Senate Of The L S:

To the Senate Of The L S:
| nominate Caleb Gushing as Secretary Of the Trea.
sury, in place Of Walter Forward, resigned
March 3, lS43. JOHN TYLER
Yeas slcssrs Culhbert md Waker-2
-Nays-Mes,rs Allen, Archer, Bagby, Barrow, Bay
ard, Benton. Berrien Clayton Conrad, Crafts, Cren.
den, Dayton, Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr,
Linn, Mangum, hlerrck, Miller Morehead, Phelps,
Porter, Simmons, Smith If Indiana, Sprague Tappan,
White and Woadbridge-2D rGLaGe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

IN CHAN,'ERY-vrnci~I.:-AtR Rules held the Clerks OF
flee Of or Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancey tho
9th day Of February, 1913:
Martha B. Williams, Plaintiff
a-ens,
George W Harrison Francis II Epes. A. A Campbell Sheriff
ootoway ard Administrator Of John A. Bland b. r. Todd,
cn Jones' Executor OF John Jones' deceased and John h.
Knight Administered Of Asa Hawkes. deceased Defendants:
The defendant, Mon,fo of John Jones, de-
ceased, hviag entered his appearance and given security
according the of Assembly and the rules OF this Court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he not nha
of this country il ordsred That the said defendant do
appear holden for the said Coun the FIRST
Monday in MAY next the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order forthwith inserted In
paper published in the city Of Richmond for
posted front door Of tbs Court house OF this
| county. ACoP-Icste, :,
Nareh7 oo-weN
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| ylays-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bagby, Barrow, Bay.
ard Benton, Berren, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crit
'enden, Dayton. Graham, Henderson, Huntington,
Linn Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps,
Porter, Sewer Simmons, Smith of Indiana, Sprague,
Tappan, White, and Woodbridge-29.
To the Senate Of the United States
nominate Caleb Cushing, of Massachusetts,, TO be
Secretary ofthe Treasury, in place Of Walter Forward,
resigned JOHN TYLER.
Washington, March 9, 1S43.
Yeas-hlessrs. Batss, Buchanan, Calhoun, Choaie
Cu,hoert, Fulton, King, McDutie, SicRoberts, Rives,
Sewer, Sturgeon, Talmndge, Walker, Wilcox, Will
iams, Woodbury. and Whte-l9.
.iays-aessrs Allen, Archer, Bsgby, Barrow, Bay.
ard, Benton, Bcrrien Clayton, Conrad, Crefts, Crit
,"nden, Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Linn,
llangum, Merrck, Miller, Morehead Phelps, Porter,
Simmons, Smith of Ia, sprague, Tappan and White
81
To the Senate Of the U. Suites:
la submitting TO you The name Of Caleb Gushing
az Secretary Of the Treasury, did so in full view
OF his consnmnate Abilities his unqpestionsd patriot
ISM, and full capacity 10 discharge, with honor to
himself and advantage to the country the high and
important duties apperainng to that department Of
the Government. The respect which have for the
wisdom of the Senate has caused me again, since his
rejection, 10 reconsider his merits and his qual6ca.
tons. This review has satisfied me that ! could not
have more able adviser in the administration Of
public affairs, or the country more faithful officer.
feel it, therefore, to be my duty to re-nomiaate
him.
| nominate Caleb Gushing TO be Secretary Of the
Treasury, in the place of Walter Forward, resigned.
March 3, ls43 JOHN TYLER.
Yeas-Messrs. Bates, Calhoun, Cuthbert, Fulton,
King, McDuihe, Rives, Sewer, Sturgeon and Walker
10
.@gs-Slessrs. Allen, Archer, Bagby, Barrow, Bay.
ard Bro"n, Bsrrirn, Clayton, Conrad, Cfas Critten.
den, Graham, Henderson, Huntingdon Kerr, Liun,
M1nUum Merrjck Miller Mnrehead Porter Stmn,ona
Smith of indiana, SPrnguc, Tappan, White and Wood
aridge-27.
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HOYT s. CO.'S OFFICE,


Crir The ETehGnge Hotel Rrhmond Vuginid.
DRAWING OF Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, drawn 4ti
~ March:
% 50 90 a SO 60 81 30 70 e. 80 5.
Drawing of Grad Consolidated Lottery Extra, No. 9:
81 Al II is J 50 81 % II 10.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 A. prize of $751; and ticket Nos
81 g. Capa both sold in The above, and paid sight by
HoYT L CO., Under the Exchange
March
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u We ore authorized by Henry "A. WISE, Esq
to announce that he IS again candidate for Congress
lie means 10 "appeal 10 the People unhesallnglY'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

What has become Of Captain Tylers con.
science? From his high professions Of con
seen tious scruples, 10 certain matters, among
which was the non Ponrtnent OF Editors to the
Office Of Postmaster, We supposed be possessed a
conscience OF TO be hid under bushe; bu. q
thimbe, il seems, would contain it and his homes
ty too. What little he does possess appears TO
be very pliable, elastic and accommodating 10 lis
owner. Judging from the following:
III. b. Stacy has been removed from the office
of Postmaster a, Burlington, VI. and Dana Wins
low, Loco editor Of the Sentinel, appointed 10 his
/ place.
We once heard Of an oil lady who was applied
to, to cure young man who was laborlng under
/ the hvpochonjriac, and being told that II was
reported tina, she was good at curing weak nerves,
piled, "nerv es t-nervest-no, ! know nothing
about nerves. Thank God neither me nor any
of my family ever had any nerves" Now, we
think the CAPITA knows IS little about con scIence,
and might DO 5 thankful as the old woman, that
neither he any Of his family ever had any
conscience. --Eraminer.
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A SICK Loco.
WASnISGTOyIlN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

At meeting held according to appointment, 1T
the Methodist meeting house, on May 3ls, in
the absence Of the President the meeting was
called 10 order by the Vice President and opened
by an eloquent address to the supreme Beng, by
tho Rev. MIR. Cunwell.
IL was NOV ed and seconded that Horny J. Ply
should act as Secretary pro ten. After an eX-
tract from the New York Observer read by
The Rev Mr. Conwe who followed with ad-
dress, advocating the still onward cause u total
abstinence.
The follow ing resolutions offered by Mr.. Pa It'll
son. we're read and adopted.
RcSolped, That this society approve of the
contemplated Mass Temperance Meeting Of Cen~
,rev,llc, on the ith of July next and that such OF
us Ms can conveniently, will attend the meeting,
and also shall recommend to our temper tuco
friends throughout: tho County to be present.
Resolred, That tho editors of papers through
on, the County be respectfully requested TO pub
ish the same.
On motion OF Mr. Clark it moved and So
couded that committee OF three be appoint tee
10 make suitable arrangements to visit Centre
Vile on July 18th in body. The following gen
ilemen were then appointed:
Mr.. Poe, John Sailor Esq and Mr.. Hills.
On motion Of Mr. Steele 1t moved and Sc
conded that tho committee report at the mex
meeting.
Ii was also moved and seconded that ,ht
adjournment of this meeting 1t adjourn to NEE
ut the Presby terrain meeting house Mr.N hallon :
this night two weeks.
Ga motion of Mr.. Con we'll it moved an
seco njed that committee OF two be appointed I
select persons 10 practice and sing some tempe
odes. The following gentlemen were the
appointed:
MIR. Jackson and Mr.. Thomas.
Ga motion i, was moved and seconded that th
meeting now adjourn.
MIR HANNAH. Vice Prest.
HENRY j. PYLE, Seer'y pro TEN.
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w EIEG OF IN ID 4 "A ~ "A
Circulate the Documents

Although the patronage of our sheet called the SPTtt o.
40 is and increasing, STILL OWING TO the unparalleed
aVcrsaes the state broadcast with
publications. Determined even at loss to
ourselves furnish the Wings OF Indiana with an opPor
tunitv adversaries this ground We have
therefore the Of the Spirit of 10 to the low
of TW EN'rY-EINE CEN FS-a reduction unparalleled
II Inliana. -
w will % further. WE WILL FURNISH NV I'm =
TY-FlVE COPIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS -!
Fellow hi.s, Canvass begun earnest All
the candidates the field DO not decere Uo'rseres
pray Ifyou expect conquer must FIGHT
To ght, successfully. must have the staetrs o. ldf
The undersigned determine ed to do ttetr duty They
willing labor and that for mercenary motive This
knows evident from the price of the publication
terGed to- VIII friends also do their duty
We look with confidence for n large subscription
and PROMPT from every Ccunty in Indiana. This
number of the paper forwarded many from whom
expect immediate action.
WINGS OF THE PRESS will you aid US i'll this enter
prze2
All letters business be nddreasei. post paid, to
& V. b. NoET.
/ Those connected with tho Editorial department to
T. J. BARNETT
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DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND BREAST.

Important 70 those uto ralt!e hegItt-
-Nessrs- Sanford Park, DEAR SIEs:-Wiih regard to
d.. Wistar's Bssam wild CRsrry, for which you are
wholesale agents, last October, eighty
two bottle, rea and heard from great proportion
Of III EN- producing the desired effect.
Several imPortan, this vicinity, which VA
der personal knowledge cUREbtyaore 9TH
CT remedies ia been tried for years without esect
In fact think Of the remedies
consumption of the lings. all other complaints for which
It Is accommodates and DO think suffering the
afflicted demand that YOU should give general ton
ana make It's virtues kaown
We nearly Of it and waiting anxiously
your assn, cone may get pay what
Is sold. Yours truly,
WEAGLY &hNEPfEG Druggists.
Wooster, O, May %, 1913
The genuine Wistar's Balsan is for sale il Richmond
ONLY a Book Store.
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PHARMACIES.

MARRIED-On Thursday last. Dy Elder ). X. uoshour,
JESSE T. SIDDALI, Attorney at Law, OF Anderson
town, Ia 10 Miss CAROLINE HANSON, daughter of J.
K. Lamson Esq, of Centreville.
-On Thursday evening. the 9Th instant by ; B.
Stanton. Esq Mr.. JOHN BATEMAN, to Miss IA
BETH ANDREWS; all of this city.
-On the eth instant, by the same. Mt. NATHAN
HOLLOWELL, OF Huntington CO, Miss MATILDA
WRIGHT, of this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10
Interesting from Mexico.

Payment Of the first instattmeat of the indem-
nifty TO the United Stntes.-Ihe brig Architect, at
New Orleans on the Odd uit. brough, news from
Vera Cruz to the llth, and from the city of Mex
leo to the 7th ultimo. We copy the following
from the New Orleans Bee:
The first nslalment Of the Mexca indemnity
due TO the United States. of $40 600, had been
paid to General Waddv Thompson. and was TO be
shipped on board the u. S. brig Of war Dolphin,
which vessel was 10 have left Vera Cruz on the
18Th ut. This sum obtained by forced
loan from a number of the rich capitalists of Mex
Mr.. Marshall, bearer Of dispatches from our
Minister at Mexico. arrived in the Architect. and
proceeded Immediately TO Washington city.
Tine Minister of Foreign Afl,irs has issued a
circular, announcing that the Mexican Govern.
meni will not allow recognise the rights and
claims Of foreigners who may be found IN Texas
bu, will consider them 5 invaders and enemies
Of Mexico, sc. The same document states that
/ all foreign Consus residing in Texas will be e.
garted as neutral persons. on condition that they
vigorously abstaiu from interference with the
rights or conduct Of Mexico.
decree Of the l2,h of April permits tho i'm
port through the port of Vera Cruz OF 10000
quin'als of cotton, by special grant 10 Messrs.
Agucro, Gonzales & Co. condition of the pay
meut by them Of three hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars into the public treasury.
Several arrests had been made Of prominent
citizens in Mexico, suspicion Of having project
ed another revolution. Such events arc OF too
common occurrence in that dsaflected country,
TO excite much attention.
! CINCINNATI! MARKEr.-JUNE 6.--Fiour.
An the receipts at the Canal yesterday were
taken up Immediately on arrival, at / % and l 10
Inspected, chiefly at the latter price One hun
bred and fifty barrels 10 arrive were also engaged
at %. The City Mills are Indifferent about
selling, or what is about tho same thing, are
holding at 4 so, considerably above the market
price.
WhiShy.-A Sigh, improvement. has taken
place in this article, and sales made pretty freely
at Isle.
Provisions pnrtake Of the general improve
ment in price attending most kinds of Western
Produce We noticed one sale Of 100 bbis. Mess
Pork Of Pugh s. Alvord's brand yesterday at >
80.
IVhca, Ga, City MilIers have put up the
price to Toe The receipts from all sources are
very limited.-Ga7ette.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

1--WE subscriber would inform friends and old custo-
nefs that he stu continues Watch and Clock Re
pairing Old stani the north side Of Main
between Jos Gbers Hotel and the Bank. where ne will
tie tcklet and viii patiently ae4ct pr the calls
OF all VINO may favor hun with their W ork
done despatch and warranted perform. io Tor
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond. MAY eth. lS43. 19f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

ME subscribers i'll offer public sale on wednesday,
the 2Sth day OF June the farm known as the
'Duya FARM lying The Giulc0he road, about miles
Springfield Clark Ohio. about 100 hsad of
superior bred and beautiful animals of this ceebra
breed of Cattle.
These cattle bed by L. Pnsh, Esq nni con5id
cred by good ud be the fTst iii the State
The proprietors that the
picous such sale but theirs liens upon the Cattle
and they be soli.
1t proper the stock Of Cattle in the
West has been diminished, and tine prices OF beef has
Il all u. States. This viii the
dropping of the grazicr and in short
brighter prospect before him. In addition this the supe-
quality stock offered Ivy presents great
purch Cattle OF this breed years
old will sell for double the price Of the old breed at four
years old.
We do expect high fancy prices which this breed
Of cattle brought few but expect only such
graduated that proper scale OF usefulness and
profit, preference given good arti-
e inferior The OF payment will be
made liberal for satisfactory paper.
GORDON A. PUGH.
SAINT. M HART.
June 10. 1913 TCin. Gag. 3I1 2its
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Canadian Tariff.

The Boston Atlas remarks that the duties i'm
posed by the Canadian Legislature on American
products, take effect on the first of Jnly.-On
wheat the duty is seven and a half cents per
bushel. and on flour eighty cents per barrel. No
distraction is made between flour going to Eng
land. whether manufactured from whea, produced
IN Canada in the United States, it Is still to
be admitted Canadian produce, duty OF
some ten cents per barrel.
The duty IN England on American flour, is e.
quail 10 prohibition and the onIv way i, can be
avoided rs by manufacturing the wheat in Capa~
da. Tho case Is similar with provisions II
packed 10 Canada. whether raised there or IN this
country, they are admitted the same duty. and
this is merely nominal whereas, II packed in this
country, thew canno, be sent as heretofore through
Cauada-Bah Amer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

For the Palladium.
Messrs. Edi.ors-Although am politically op-
posed to you, and have, perhaps, IN tunes OF po-
itcai excitement carried my expressions IN regard
the wing party hey ond what prudence would die
tate hope however you will allow me the privilege
Of expressing my utter con tempt tor the low Chi
canery which is now being carried on by the lea
ders Of the Democratic party with which 1t has
been for years my pride to act. They have tor
years been preaching to US the necessity oil main
tanning conscient iously our prfncpes-'o vote
for man unless he bo open and avowod
Democrat--an honest man, and one, who. If cleo
ted, would carry out the principles of The great
Democratic party. But now urged To
vote, through policy for man Of no particular
principles whitever--t man who two years ago
was in favor OF nn increase Of the tarttf,-of the
distribution of The proceeds OF the public lands
opposed to the sab treasury. and who declared
himself to be n Wing. What no now is am uu-
able 10 say; Mt he exhibits a Willingness TO be
most any thing, whereby he NAV obtain the
Of the Democratic party for Congress. BY
another Sc, of leaders we are called upon e
for IL siraightout Whig,--n man who says he wi II
not bend an lot, from his Wing principles, and IT
elected the Democrats need not exPec. any favor
from hun. Can an honest man, If he be sincere
IN his Democratic principles, vote for such mon
l cannot--wiil not. Aud | am almost ready to
conclude that there is too great q laxity " the
political morals Of those who attempt to lead the
party. The only way 10 rectify this will be 10
take from the hands of those who now assume 10
control US, and place the rens in the hands oil
those who act more from principle and loss f"'
self.
A SICK Loco.
Our sick friend must excuse for emitting
the closing paragraph Of his article, can.
not permit an attack TO be made where we woull
not admit defeuce.-ED,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10
Administrators Notice.

ME Undersigned, having taken out letters OF Admins
tration the Estate Banaah Moore. dec late o
Wayne county, Indiana, requests all persons indebted
SAID Esta's TO make immediate payments aud all IA
wing Claims against tho present them for settle
ne"'' legally authenticated, within dat
hereof HE Estate j. supposed u he saIvcat.
SUSANNAU T. MOORE}
ROBERT d JONES, ADa KS
9Th mo. 3rd, 1913. 23-a5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

fIrThe whole town OF Tallahass &c, Florida,
was destroyed by fire on the 25th ult. Nothing
ho, few houses in the suburbs now remains
25s houses including the principal public build
ines, printing Offices, stores, warehouses, mer-
chandise, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

Vine VICTORIES IN WIscoNsIN.-Bv The last
Madison Express, we learn that the Wings of WIS.
consin have made almost clean sweep OF the
Territory in their county elections. Wing Sher-
Wis have been elected ia every county bu, one.
Ina, one is Iowa county, which has elected q
Loco
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN :. DAY Is,
Of Floyd; T. j. BARNETT, of Marion; GEORGE ".
STIPP, OF Marion; j. 5. DOBBS, Of Marion; AUSTIN
w MORRIS. Of Marion; 5. V. NOEL, ef Marion
Fayette; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROW
BUTLER, OF Nanderburgh.
WING Central Committee of Wayne County.
d P HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
]. +. CREAGER. r. e. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

DIED.-On Wednesday morning last, after pro
tracted usness, SIDNEY ANN eldest daughter OF
Samuel and Lydia Peirce, aged years and 20
DAYS.
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n4rThere is a war brewing between Ireland
and England, which will yet terminate IN their
separation. Victoria visits Ireland IN July. Her
visit will mos, probably bring on Crisis Sue
cess 10 Ireland.
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AUGUST gGEgEILla
MHIG TICKET.

For C1ngress,-CALER b SMITH
For Repsesentatires,-DAVID 7. HOLLOWAY,
SAMUEL HANNAH.
JOHN W. WILLIAMSON
For C77sttg Cona,n:sst9aer.-JOSEPiI NJ BULIA.
For County .4ssessor,-TuOMAS TTNER.
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4 Administrators Sale.

inst the late residence OF Benalah Moore. dec
the personal property of said deceient. consisting Hor-
ses Cows Hogs, Com. oai., Wagon, Wheat Fam House
hold Furniture, aud Farming Utensils. Sale
10 O'Clock, m. said day. Terms made
day sale, aud due attendance given by
SUSANNAH +. MOORE.}
ROBERT ID. JONES, ADA rs
G.h mo. :}rd, 1913. 23-25
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

The AboIitioniss Of Boston, have appointed commit
tee to upon the President when he shall visit that city
to attend Bunker Hill celebration, petition
emancipate his slaves.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10
Sheriff S Sale.

I D. virtue OF an execution 70 directed. from, tho
Uayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale at
the Court House door in Centevile county, Indl-
ana the 10Th day of June. 1913. the hours
OF 10 O'Clock. and O'Clock, day, The
following property, to-wit:
certain parcel lot of Ian in the city of Richmond
W yne county, Indiana. described follows towi,: Part
Of ot numbered nd fifteen in tina. nart Of
city OF Richmond laid of by John smith, aud bounded IA
IooWs: Beginning at the north of Wanu, street at
the southeast corner OF lot t entyone henre
east along alnut street, fifty inches
thence north eshy-wo and half feet; thence ives, hy-
seven ieet lnches thence along said lo MINI
Der t"ehty-one eighty Two and half place of
beginning, be the same less.
Taken the property Mason Brook ns and John Ora
to satisfy execution in favor Of Samuel smith
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff. w c.
May -, 1913. (e25O) or.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

WING Central Committee of Henry County.
freT-DANfFL Mason. Il. L. HUDDLEsoN, LEWIS c.
FREEMAN, NELSON SHARP. GEORGE CoRwINE- JEssE Os-
BURN, NATHAN IIuxr. J. +. ELLIOT, III. LEwELLI>G.
BARRETT, Il. w. AI'kEE, and c. IT, BURR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-10

Report says: Sam Houston, President OF Texas, has
brbed by Santa Anna betray his and
render Mexico. The gains cGedence from the
manner in which Santa Anna released by Houston
when n prisoner of
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Il II u Il Ill !

II>HE undersigned, living Milton. Wayne county,
1 Indiana, immediately wants a FL LIER and by
E-one understands Colortns both ani .cy
coors, AMI of steady habits, liberal wages viii be
given. SAMUEL CAMMACk.
June 3, 1643 DPS
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New WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
STORE.


No. II, PcarI Street, Cincinnatf. Ohio.
~ ]. MORRELI, has lust opened entire
~. stock of seasonabie DRY GOODS, No. II,
Pearl Cincinnati, intends caFyIng the
business with ms establishment No 2S4
North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Goods altogether for cash, and having the
advantage being constantly III market, no feels
pedsng himself make for the interest OF all those who
have their power purchase the md
buy city, call and examine his stock
which part OF the following descriptions OF
Goods
Fancy and Chihtz Paints in the variety, compr
ing new desirable styles; Brown and Bearhei Mus
Inns widths qualities and prices Cloths; Cassmees
and Jeans all colors and grades oron and
Furniture Checks American and Manchester t'inghams
81 -. 4, and ST. Tickings blue, brown and beached
Drilpgs; Heavy Cottonades; Summer Sutfs of all kinds
brown Linens; Drillings Grass Cloth; Brown Ito
lands Irish Linens; Canvass and Red PaddHgs black and
fancy cold Cambrcs. Jaconets Book, Muli aud Cambria
Muslins; Nestngs &c all of which will be sold low
cash. with addition Of fregh and exchangcs)
they can be bought the Eastern markets.
Nay y, 1913. 2d-22 }