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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
THE NEW WORLD FOR 1874
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
PARK BNJAMIN, EDITOR.
AssIsTED BY
II. C. DEMING ANDpAMEs MACKAY.

II. C. DEMING ANDPAMEs MAcKAY.
The proprstors take occasion on the commencement,
Of new volume of THE favorte weekly newspaper, to
announce that they have made the most extensive end
expensive arrangements to improve and elevate its liter.
sry character Il will henceforh present the combined
attractions Of
A Newspaper, a Magazine, and Review.
II will more closely resemble the London Spectator
lhsn any other Journal in s leading characteristics and
it will take high critical ground. which is now almost
unocCupied in our country. 1t will review. fairly and
faithfully all the new books of value issued both from
the English and American press, without reference to
the sources from which they emanaie. No pufS fany
kind whatsoever will be admitted, without mark to
designate them as such and publisher notices will
appear except they paid for advertisements. At
ne same time every work, however small, however
cheap will be duly noticed according 10 its desert 1t
slho ambiton Of the editors 10 make journal, upon
which the public can implicitly rely for the TRUTH fde-
ity and justice of s opinions
Mr.. PARK BENJAMIN, by whom the New World was
commenced will continue as heretofore, It's principal
editor; aud lie will be assisted in his labors BY two
highly accomplished scholars and men of talent viz
Henry C. Deming, ESQ.,, and the Rev. James Macay
To these gentlemen the department Of Reviews will he
chiefly committed. Mr.. Demng is no new acquaintance
of our readers he is known by many brilliant and eo.
quent articles signed I'D" which have attracted gener
fths mysteries Of Paris. Mr. Macay is an excellent
classical scholar, pure aud graceful writer and highly
competent as critic.
Notwithstanding this rev effort to make the New
World the best critical authority, and 10 give it lofty
tone, il will contain as many romantic attractions as
heretofore, by presenting numerous tales ond poems
and brief articles of interest Its list Of correspondents
has been greatly enlarged; and many popular Amer
can authors will be engaged to contribute to its pages,
a ara NV arrayed lin their list of contributors chiefly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
DIR. HARLICH'S

DIX. HARLICHS
Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills,
Are warranted 10 diseases Of the Stomach and
vous systom Mr.. Samuhl Philips, West Kensipgton,
Philadelphia. was entirely cured by the above highly
and ines,imable medicine; his chief symntoms were
pain and weight at the pit Of the stomach after eating
loss Of appetite eruetatous AauleRcy, costive
Ress pain in lhe side and weakness in the breast
slant headache dmness aud confusion of sight, ner-
rritability, which incapacated him from atten-
ding 10 his business for twelve months, during which
time lie tried various medicines but found little relief
until by using the Compound Strengthening Tonic and
German Apenent Pills, lie was enabled in five weeks
10 resume his business. ,
Principal Office for the United Statas, No. 10 N
Eight st. For sale by J. P. Chaplin N. Philadelphia.
PRINCIPAL REASONS
Why Dir. Harlich's Compound strengthening and
German Aperient PILE are used by all classes of people
in preference to other medicines, because they pre-
pared from Pure extract o6Ilerbs, wholesome di.
cine, mild in its operation and peasantn its effect
the most certain presever of health and all Stomach
Complaints apreserver and purifier Of tile whole sys.
tenn.
Because they soohe the nerves of sensbty and for
ty the nerves ofmohon mparng to their most subtle
ENd its pristine tone, thus giving s,rengt and clear
ness Of mind.
Because they never destroy the coats Of the stomach
and Jowclls, as all strong purgaiives do.
Because scenee and experience teach rs that no mere
purgave alone will cure the disease of the Stomach,
and nerves. Weakness is the primary cause Of host
oR Diseases aad bycontnuay resortiag 10 Drastic pur
gatives you make the disease much worse instead o
better e
Because DR.. lTarlicll's Medicines are put up upon
the common sense principle TO cleanse and strengthen
which is the only TO pursue 10 tAecta cure.
Easily. Because these medicines really do cure the dis
aase FOR which they recommended. Principal Office
for the Cniied Sales is at No. 10 North Eight ST. Phil.
adelphia, For sale by J. P. Chapin New Philadelphia.
Oct. 90, '42 tv..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25

DocToRs VIM, T.. PATTERSON AsDGA. Barker take
This opportunity ofnorming The public that they have
.as .t. .an FALLS OF SUGARCREEK, .'..
where they are ready to attend all calls in The line Of
their profssson they will be found a,he above mentions
ed place unless called away on professional services
InlY 10 1913 tc
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
BlackSlllithiIlg.

THE subscriber wonld respectfully inform the citizens
ofYord Township and vicinity that he has commenced
the above business in all its various branches Wagons
Buggies and vehicles Of all descriptions ironed the
shortest notice. and most reasonable TERMS Edge Tools
of all kinds made in the most substantisl manner and
warranted good-incudihg cooper s adzes, drawing
knives. broad axes. &C.,
GT Shop at Frances Garuets on Stone Creek Road
miles frola New Philadelphia -, ....
November 2, l843. -lY
JOHN C. HERRIMAN.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
snuff and Cigar
MANUFACTORY

MANUFHCTORK
All kiadH Of Cigars, Snuff, and Tobacco, for sale
Wholesale and Reiaa, at
CANAL DOTRR, OHIO.
Shop removed 10 the building lately occupied as sAe
Post Olics, next door 10 Hayden h Welty'a store.
JOHN REX.
July 2Oh, lstS; Isly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
DIR. THoMPsolV'S APPARATus
For the ctue Of
PROLAPSUS UTERl

and Ohr Diseases arising from female ~oakness.
TNlHlS luslIppep: bas ,he sanrtion Of the best ply
to Boston, mounted on hog, with jackass kick 0h
front The Bait. Sun says, when the fire was cal
d, it was supposed to arise from the burning OF at
dozen houses. All the engines were prompt in fid
attendance. Sol
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
A NATURAL REMEDY
GHOd 70 Constitutions, and compstsn, to q. NJ.
Of SUsy durable disease 0N b. found in
Z. WRIGHT'S

- - . = ~ - - - i ~ ~ A6
the North american College of Health.
THESE Extraordinary composed Of plants vi,h
grew spontaneously son. are therefore better A.
daped 10 constitutions than Medicine concocted from
fsegn drugs however well they may be compounded and
AsWRenTs NDikN VEGETABLE founded upon the
Arlneple that the humanb body Is In truth
t. Subject to but one Disease,
~ corrupt hum0rs, and that said medicines cures this ds
Ass on natural princpleby cleansing and purifying the
body; will be manifest that II the constitution be not en-
ey exhnuSed-a perseverance In their use according to
aecton Is absolutely certain to drive away disease Of ev
cry nape from the body.
When we wish TO restore Swamp or Merass 10 fertility
Ws drain 1t Of the superabundant waters n like manner il
Ns wish TO restore the body heah we must cleanse Of
5mpuriy.
Wights Indian Vegetable Pills
Nl be found Of tile BEST the very os Medicine
y the world for carrying out the
.,,,..s Grand Purifying principe
heausa they expe from the body all morbid hurnon the
eause OF disease in an easy and natural manner and while
eV day give and pleasure disease Of evsrr name
y rapidly driven from the boGY.
The above named PILLS, been three years before
We Amaren public, and without fear of con-
Hadlc'on, that Of all the various Medicines which have hero
eoTe been popular; not has given such universal salts
aeton or obtained such permanent hold upon the aee.
mons OF the people. Not only do all who use It invariably
experience relief and recommend II IN the strongest terms hut
aS eeetedsoms Of the astonishing ever perform
abr medicine.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25

s,rIment that he has entered into The necessary
arrangements for supplying the whole county. The
Apparatus together. with careful directions, viii he
promptly nrnisbedto all applicants, (tor ready pay)
at the low price of RivE DOLLARS.
Physicians Of the county respectfully invited to
call and examine IN and those desrious ofintroducing
it into their practice can be- supplied on more rsa.
sonable terms.
r. D. McMEAIs, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, M. ID,
Canal Dover, Dec, 90, 1912. 40f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
MONUMENTS. lnlI'
HEAD AND FOOT STONES

BUILDING STONES; In short all descriptions Of Ntona
work made 10 order Of tho materials and In the neaies
oasibe style. Chop on Factory street one door west
7'Ts''" ''' ''"'' e"'' ~ Z. r RuEpNEEs
hOxer, ott. e. 1s43, s9 rs " sAcs.t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
Stone Cutting.

WNIiE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF Case
n Dover, New Philadelphia and the county gcpsrally
thnt he has commenced the above business in Canal Hove
where hsntends carrying on in all Its various branches
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25

eJOB WORK neatly and sTpediiiousIyexeruied al the
oGice Of The Ohio DsmncrSL.-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
RETRENCHMENT.

le ederaIists have got themselves intorather bad
,u the subject of retrenehment Instead o! sweep
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Uhrihcsville, AasasSs, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
Pipe-Eayiug.

As general rule, whenever you find real
locotoco paper denouncing their political oppo-
pononts for any particular outrage upon the rights
Of the people, YOU may be suro the dcnounccrs
have determined upon doing themselves the very
net denounced. They raise cloud of dust and
in its midst, while the public attention
has another direction. This has been the case
worry lately. That press was loud and clamorous
agrnst pipo-la wing, Just before tho Kentucky ana
Indiana election, and tho wings wero charged
with Preparations for that business at Iouisvilio
Now lot soc how the facts ont. There
was Il great increase of votes at Lawrcncoburgh
all on tho loco side, how it como is no. vet fully
made known-thc wings had only their usual
vote. In Louisville thoro an Increa scd num-
Der of votes. We learn from the Journal of that
city, that list Of every legal voter in the city
was carefully made out This showed locofo
CO majority ii the First ward Of 81 They cal
cuIated to cast 100 votes in that ward. they did
cast 166, being l6i moro than thoir last
wear, Their plan to take possession of the
poll over-ayve the Judges and thus get il t.areall
the illegal votes. In this they were tolIcd by the
wings who Kept tho polls free. The iocos got
bat 4 few votes in that ward above tho number
of votes listed. The Journal sa vs. it is notorious
that in tho Fourth and Fifth wards ''some hun
drcd voted the loco ticket who had never been
there before. and may never be seen there again.
| The whig vote in tho city was only increased
aS beyond their Of Is 10. while the loco vote
rose 5l4 above theirs of 1910 and 412 above
that of 1919 Whence came this increase! 1t
did not como from changes. nor increase of pop
ulation. The loco press in face of these facts
say that 400 ocofoco voters were frightened by
the wings from the First ward. and some $50 spu-
rIous whig votes cast in the cty!''
Cincinnati Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
OBITC AIRY.

DIED. al Indianapolis, la the 18th inst Ms.
MARGARET DoUGHTY, IN the 18th year Of her age. She
visit 10 hat place. her sons, where had
erTved but .hnr her usual good health.
Her pIace Of residence was Cehtrcye. Ia
l. of he writer this na:ice give
lengthy hogrs OF deceased bu' TO the
sion to impress the minis of those who survive her,
the importance of like christian life. that their death
like hers be that of the righteous Her lite and death
may be summed in few woris-"She href and died
Ctrstian" And forciby did she. during her las,
Illness and IN dying hour shew forth The power of GRACE
in lis perfect work and leave the brightest evidence
sole the friends and relatives her de
partue, that she tuning high anthems o. praise
Tim who has redeemed her supported aud cOmfrsed her,
through long and usefu e-and Them that they
''mourn not as these who have 0 hope''
In her last hour she anxious go, and would fire.
quentv express this but still afraid she should
be suffered TO long delay Death WAS dis
armed OF ats stingard though nature FtTuggiet long
me-the christian bore il all. AMI the happy soul ieAped
at the sound of ..ststef sLJ,rit come aiTa5-''
The deceased had been a most worthy member "i ihe
Baptist church. for about 50 She has left large
family connoxion AMI Of friends her de-
pariure ii.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23

and forty per cent. at the end Of six months from
each estirnate-the remaining twenty will be re-
tanned as security until the worl, is completed !:
contractors may rely on those terms being COM
piled with on tho part Of the company.
1t desired that contractors, in their bids. VIII
state the price per rod for grubbing and grading
each section separately; the price per perch for
the masonry of each culvcr,, separately. or, at
least, the culverts on each section, and IN the
same manner for the bridge abutments and su-
perstructuro.
The timber for the bridges must be cut in Jam
uary or February next. Poplar and beech may
be admitted in the bridges at the engineers dis
erection.
The directors reserve tho right TO refuse to
contract or lot all any part of the work, if the
lowest bid appears be too high and the right to
discriminate between responsible and irresponsi-
bic biddors and no bid will be received unless
the bidder be known 10 Of the directors or
engineer, or comes we'll recommended for homes
ty, industry and punctuallty, in prosecuting a
contract. The foregoing specifications to be con-
sdcred part Of tho contract.
By order Of the Board.
SOLOMON HORNEY.
Prestden. Of The Richmond and Boston
Iurnpike Company.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23

AN ORDINANCE. 10 amend an Ordinance. entitled ''an
Ordinance regulating LICENCES in the Corporation of
Richmond .
Sec. Be il Ordained by the Common Council Of the
City Of Richmond That of the second Of
Ordinance, entitled, IAN Ordinance regulating Licences
corporation Richnond,' fealss the price Of
License Tor Tavern keepers be, and the hereby
peaIed.
Sec , BE it further ordained by the authority.
That when shall apply License conform
remaining second section
above entitled Ordinance the Council shall authorize the
granting of such License, less than Ten Dol
lar per
Sec Be it further ordained by the authority.
That all Ordinances aud parts of Ordinances. coming
conflict with his Ordinance, and the hereby
repealed
Passed and Appros ed, Aug, 2lst, 1874.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
w w LYxpE, City Clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
heriff's sale.

bY virtue Of an Execution directed, from the
u Navne Circuit Court, / will expose public sale
court House door il Centreville, Wayne Ind
the 4h fay Of September, 1914 between hours of
o'clock A. NJ nd -four O'Clock, Z. NJ said day, the
following property. to-wit:
Pau Lot numbered hundred and fifteen, (l5) i'll
that part of the city of Richmond, Wayne Ind
laid out by John Smith, bounded follows Beginning
the north line of anut the south
Lot No. 81 along Walnut 81 feet
inches; north, 81 l-2
inches thence south. along said lot No. 81 81 l2
the place Of beginning
Taken the property OF kason Brookens. satisfy
execution of Samuel Smith.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w. c.
Aug 2Ist. IS4f. 1872 35is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
a CAR ID.

The undersigned, members Of the 'Preble
Guards" "a Uniform Volunteer Corps OF
Winchester, Prebie county. OHIO, sensible OF
the h'gh respect and marked attention paid to
them by the Military Band Of New Paris,
Ohio, and the .Washington Greys' OF the
city OF Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana
on their late excursion of the 9 inst, 10 that
place. ria West Alexandria, Eaton and New
Paris, OHIO, canno, suffer the present oppor-
tunuy TO pass without te sifying Their grateful
acknowIe dgements for the same. The nu-
merous list Of gentlemen whose kind aid con
,ributed 10 our comfort while IN camp, share
equally our gratitude. With the officers ard
memiJeIs Of the ''Wayne Cadets of Centre
vile, Ia, we feel military chain Of social
friendship, which shall be cherished with true
Ohio feelings. Messrs. Brookins, Of the Rich
mond House, Sloan, Of the National House 0!
Richmond, Ia, Smith, Of New Paris. Ohio
and John Degrooi, OF the National House 0!
Eaton Ohio. have our thanks for their atten-
ton 20 Us while at their houses. Their table
and accommodations bear ample te testimony
of their high standing IN public estimation,
and in none more than the Pre- BILE Guards.
Signed by the members.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23

which cast tho vote of New York for Mr.. Jeffcr-
son in $50 and ell tho ,,.r~i~sne- s.aos,le-a of the
Senate and OF the Assembly who voted for those
electors, are still Wings. and voted for Harrison
in 1910; and will. if alive, vote for Clay and
Frelinghuysen, in 1871 Among them are Gen.
Van Cortland. James Burt. Judge Woodwork
Ambrose Spencer, aud Erastus Root Raleigh
Register. ----~--~-
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* " O VA L.

I , ENDSAI AND co PARFNERSfIIP.-T The sub
scrbeF will move before the ist of September
next. 10 that conmoiouz Fire Proof II
south side of the Basin White
Row And unite with him MS brother. w al
ter T. Carpenter. The firm. il tho of &. Ca
penter * Brother, viii continue Pork business in all its
var Ell branches particular attention receiving and
foWa ding the purchase and sale of Salt Wheat Flour,
forE, Bacon ard, Eaxseed Sgar Nlos Coffee Iron.
Nails. Castings &c; and General Commission and
Produce Merchantsbeng prepared furnish the usual
facilities. consgnments sale in this market,
nent other IN ket
IL leaving the old nj, o 9th
the subscriber tenders a.
md his grateful
and hopes the interchangeable and
Carpenter ~ Brother, viii their continued lib-raty
CALVIN CARPENTER.
Cincinnati, Aug. l4,h. fSIt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
Clock and Watch Repairing.

1--WE subscriber would old
that he siil continues " arch and Clock Re-
pairing. the Of Main and Marke. the
old stand formerly occupied by A Sdda. he viii
be tkted aJ viii patiently cae for tine j.
of all favor him with " orh
done with depatc and ,,Arorm. cash
JOSHUA B. HUNNiCUTT.
Richmond Noy. Eth, l143. i9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
Just Received, at the BOOK STORE.

A LARGE lot of BIBLES, IF various szer and bin
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written and complete work 90 the subject OF Natural lis
tory published. and 10 worthy Of he special attention
of tie Teachers of all our Schools and Academies
BigLaads Natural History Of Animals, illustrated with
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B'gland. History Of Birds illustrated with IL beau,i-
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Tie American Chc.istfela or youths Guide the
way wealth. honor. and Distinction &c containing
nIso complete treatise on Carving We
lily recommend the American Chesterfield TO general
young particularly as one OF tho
Uet works Of the kind published in this
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sal be unprodctive Of satisfaction and usefulness.
Tie Daugtters Oua Book; or Practical Hints from
Father Daughter This is one of the most practical
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Ciold,niH's animated Nature, IN vols, beautifully
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MORMON EXPOsED-The History Of the Saints.
or an expose of Joe Smith and Iormonsn, BY John c.
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III. T5fd States, Practical Receipt Book OF CompIe,e
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Co55's JNa4uef containing Declaration of Indepen-
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The Stock Ra,sers Manual; a Guide the raisng and
improvement OF Cattle. being Treatise their Breeds.
Management and Diseases. By w. Youati. author of
Treatise the Hone.' illustrations This
the greatest Importance Farmers
Cattle RaiseTs ,hroug the Unej States. and
sao be in ths he
NOS, eon,pIs.s work thi. .sbi.e, published.
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SEAEIEss 3
rrpiNT"
lLSN

ME subscriber has for hire good saddle
4 -buggies and veil broke horses. His terns viii! be
suited the times. LEWIS BURR
Richmond, March i6lh. 1912. lld
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THE MAR kETS.

DATES PRICES.
Cincinnati, Aug. 81. New Orleans, Aug g.
Baltimore Aug Is. Boston. Aug 10.
New York, Aug. II.
Cincinnati FZotr, s3,56a 1852; Hhisky. 1SIal9
per gallon Cheee, 5a5s per ID: Butler. 81 in
crooks, Meal. 81 40c per bush Oats,
zoe FlaSseed 90c Chickens. slal,t2 per doz-A,as,
y O. Mess Pork 50 90 Flour 1 p Whisky 20 Lard 81
BALI, Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 90 WHISKY p. Lard CT
y y. Mess Pork 9sl Flour 4 81 Whisky 233 Lard So
Boa;..Ness Fork 90 Flour 81 WHISKY 25 Lard 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23

\ lecturer said lately that Old Bachelor is
living libel on his father and mother Ladies
SUE him. and bind him to COURT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-23
STOVES! STOVES!
A Farm for sale.

TVE undersigned offers for sale m situated about
eight miles north-xe of Richmond in healthy and
pleasant ne ighbo'bood-about one mile from Friends
meeting house, and the distance from methodist
The FARM contains about 100 acrezIs Of good
quality and 20 of CULTIVATION There
the premises comfortable house. win the ne
ouibodngs-a good and substantial oar-a good
orchard--a failing spring of excellent water The
Farm sold Die to the price and
and possession viii De given time il
be wanted This desirable and shy person
wishing 70 ourchass suited this
IF country. lnqu re Of JAMES JONES.
Near TIE Market House, in Ri-smnnd, Ind.
April 5sh fS44 i5a
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EsKHOHN FACTORY.

VINE undersigned. having purchased the above Factory,
G,rmery owned by Daniel CLARK. and having put il
in connie, repair, al ready 70 C.1hD UOOL,
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH iii the hes, manner and
uoo, short notice They viii also, in shof, time. Do
all kinds of goods 70 order lhey
n purchase quantity of WOOL a, the highest mar
81 prre payahe ~ Goods a, Factory, for Drv
ana Groceries, &c. They would prefer DOL that
has washed.
Their prices low and hope, from their long
their business and
ceve a share OF patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
anrI l2th lSsi left