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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
WHO IS JAMES K. polk.
Columbus;

We do not often hear this question asked now-the
opposition having discovered that he is President elect
of the United States. TO such Of them however, as
really desire information upon the subject we comnidnd
the following extract nom calm and judcious article
in the Philadelphia Ledger-one Of the sricest as we'll
sablest neutral journals in the country; -
1--WE rejoice in the termination of the contest, in the
subsistence of the angry passions which reused, in tn
return of social harmony and good will among parties
An we especially rejoice the election Of chiet mag
srae of respectable abilities. of respectable attain
ments long experience in political action, good sense
moderate views, amable feelings, pure principles, and
rreproachabe character. Mr.. Polk is precisely such
President as the country now requires; man 10 whose
character moderation love Of peace and love of just
ce are the principal elements ~ Byooktga Eagle.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
ORIGIN OF THE TERM RoARBACKl"

Some of our readers do not understand the origin of
this strange word, -Four Wings at Ithaca, NJ Y. ex-
tracled from Fealherstonhaughs travels, sketch des
cribing scene Of Negro driving in the South. They
added or nterlined these words =" These Slaves were
many OF them branded upon the shoulder, J. K P. the
initials othe Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
and the Democratic candidate for the Presidency
They then published the whole genuine extract from
Roarback's t.aysla and ever since their whig lies or
Dealer :, ..... , ...... ... ..-. --r........s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

FuNNY.-We undersosand that me great "be!ter" and
closer" in neshboriug Town in Virginia. stopped his
Rolling MILL on learning that Polk was elected, and
discharged his worknens These men, nothing datnt-
ed passed over 10 the Ohio side Of the river, fired
cannon and made the welkin ring with shouts for Polk
and Dallas This fellows business is now Starving
He has 'ben off his spite his face" as nobody
seems TO care whether he stops business or goes on
Wen soon see who loses most-Sy1 UhiOn. --L ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

NO wHIGs HERE. 7Niless Register, says etha
Is democrats and two wings are elected from Charles
ton to the State legislature, The Register woud sur
prise us by naming the two In truth there has not
b en one avoSed wig, so Ear as we knoS, elected in
South Carolina either for the federal or State legisa
tufe. Every man elected from Charleston is an open
and avowed locofoco democratic republican. CaGrisS
ION Mercury. te. ri,..- asa. .s4afA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

Ii5Andrew Jackson, at the Hermitage, on the 20th
of October, fs44 presented Gen. Armstrong his old
fellow soldier, with the sword worn at New Orleans
An eyewitness tothe scene describes tas exceedingly
interesting and affecting. "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
TENNEssEE ANp KENTucKY.

Our latest intelligence from Tennessee leads us to
believe that it has gone for Mr. Clay although small
gain in the only remaining eOu@y which is 10 hear
FROM world prodtice different result ff -
Tennessee is the home Of Cot Polk, and Kentucky
The homs'6f Mr. Clay Therespl Of the 40electiOn
in these two States; (when neither Mr. Clay nor Col
Polk was before the people,) compares instruc,vely
With the vote of 1874 The result in Tennessee speaks
volumes for Col Polk, whilst The ediminished majority
in Kentucky presents result which the friends Of Mr
Clay will find it dificultlo explain to honest men who
we're induced 10 believe that the charges made against
him were false and unfounded r
TENNEssEE--H Harrisous majority 1902
do Clays do (say) tea 100
e. POLK'S GAIN in his own State I2002
KENTUCKY Harrison's majority 25,87s
do Clay's do (say) 1000
CLAYs LOSS in his own State, 1857:
tOtio Pa,iot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

Tie Gakindea cA of aR.-Tne Delaware Journal, a
Wing paper is silly enough insult its late candidate,
Mr. Clay,ih his nsIortunes by seriously PROPOSING
subscription in eSery State of IS from each individual
aowerds The eonpbeon Of handsome sum of money 10
be given Mr. Clay as remuna,slion for his ds-ap-
poihtmenEi lfa Democratic paper had offered this
every journal would haSe eried OIL shame shame!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
GEN ANnRElV IACKsON-

Among the msnygTatiiying Thoughts that lopce them
,eIvesupon US, on rle'irumphaul election Of James A.
Pok none are more vivid than those which present NE
hero and sage Of toe Hermitage, as ehiefofhe eonic
and though in the very decline ofe, still able to enjoy
lhe noble achievement.
The triumph is complete vindcation Of the Amerl-
can people, Of the great measures Of his own admins
ration, and those Of his successor, Mr. Van Buren,
Il is verdict in his favor offering ofthe people, "
the last days o. Ills soOuru among u.s. Of heir attach
menl and confidence in the purity ohis motives and the
soundness of measures he imprinted on the features o.
this Republic.
But sgratifying reflection was not to stand isolated
as to measures This great triumph Of principle was
not to be one that might have succeeded even in the per-
son of private enemy or doubtful friend; one that
would, on personal grOunas have been 49,
hough the measures would be triumphant The cup Of
glory was in the order of things to be full to overflow
ing. James K Polk was politically sPea king, child
of his own raising, son OF the most fhal affection
,ane who has stood by him in the darkest hours OF his
war with the monster bank, and its hoads OF panic
makers, with devotion that never blinked attach
ment that knew no abatement The triumph OF Col.
Polk was therefore almost triumph of his own person
as well as crowning victory Of the measures pt his
administration. Long may the old Hero and Patriot
live to enjoy the fruits OF the triumph in common with
his couniryman Ohio Salesman. .a.. "a. .s1 -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

An Increasing Eaaily.-The Emperor Null Ma
Aommed, of Morocco, formed a regimen. o! his own
sons. Itnunbeied 5S3 men, pretty respectfully sized
family. ~ sth w. .F feyrts-.. i..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

We count already twenty seven Federal Wing news
papers thai, hayingsuPpoued Mn Clay through the
laie campaign, have now come cufbpesy and boldly
fSr Natlyisin,4 srI i~.eta Haqa E7GaB'5
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

II Since the defeat OF Mr.. Clay we understand that
Crehore the great playing card manufacturer has dis
charged forty workmen. SO says the N. Y. Post.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

viz
The Farmers Wiie--she makes his best Stocking.
The Farmers motro--A good dairy maid, or no but.
ter made.
The heigh hos thigh hose of a youngtamer! Alas
(alass) for Them! tf. "fhH Uj
Elasiy pudding--lhe only thing 10 make farmer
inealy moulhed.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
OCCUPATION OF OREGON BY THE BRI-
TlSI.

The startling facls contained in The following am
Gle, which we copy from the New York Sun, ought q
arouse the American people TO proper sense oftheir
rights, During the period J, q Adams adminisira-
alon Nc Clay, who was then Secretary of Stale made
voluntary offer 10 give away about one-half Of the
Oregon Territory 10 the British Government although
he admitted that they hadn't shadow Of lille to it,
has been the Uniform policy Of the British Govern
me6 ke fOrcible possession Of their colonies in the
his place, and afterwards to show their title TO them
By making @migh the rule Of right" They are follow
ing up This rule Of action il appears, athe present time
IN OREGON:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

lrThe Mileri!e deu;ion it is said. is not yet over.
Their leaders again advertising their meetings, and
teir hearers are again willing be deceived. An old
lady, says Providence paper was called on the other
day by neighbor and accosted With, "Why marin, /
an surprised to see you here. How happens it that
youdid not go up last night, when the world de.
sISUyedT "Wel ] did'star said the old woman; but,
IarwTeypn me, Inasnf, I.toygot my sng8 bO1.' .-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

l3saine,s anil RligiOg In Maine they literally dis.
,ribue business cards dcircolars among the eouse
teasiou auhe churches The ministers are begiDninsto
oppose the csstOal.- NowSnders saas a'7S aas'l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

,r E-5A man in Nsw Hampshire gave as a reason fol
not vciing for the abolition ofcaPital punishment thai
all whodeserve to bs hung would move to New Hamp-
shire they had quite enough Of that class already
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28
The Cincinnati Chronicle speculales thus;-7.T

He VFpNSII""s" y w 1'p'SP3 lH'F7l.T
Z John Q. Calhoun, Secretary Of State.
Lewis Cass, Secretary Of The Treasury
Z Benz. y. Butler Secretary Of War, ,.,,.,.-o Y
IA yrgnian, seeretaryo of ms Navy, Ia. No..
n James, BlchaHan, Attorney General .. III
4 R.J. Walker Postmaster GenGal,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-28

CLAYs Loss in his own State, 1881
- - IOlio Pal,iot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-19

MATTERS AT WAsuISeToS The Core spon
den. of tho Philadelphia Forum, writing from
Washington says:
! do not hear that the Clerk of the House
has yet succeeded in fling his bonds. The
more | reflect on his election. the more am
asionished at his success; his ssanding in the
Ohio Legislature was but third or fourth rate
and his conduc, ,here very dlsrepu'abe A,
the session Of 1912. Mr.. RYing'on presented
some petition which Mr. MrNIlIy moved should
he sent 10 helin Byington consented on condl-
ton that McNulty should be the bearer!
There is a rurnor from Nashville that General
Jackson i. extremely low. | heard anecdote
Yesterday which strongly exempfes Tho indon.
table " Ill and iron constitu lion of the TX PreSt
dent II is said he is suffering from the
effects of wound received in his celebrated du>
el with DR. Dickerson. y will be remembered
,ha, after The Doctor had fired, the General
served his shot and took deliberate aim at his an
,agonis,. The Doctor exclaimed, 'Ah. General
tor fill. The Doctors previous shot had howev
taken effect. hitting The General under the
hear, and breaking two Of his ribs; noiw ithsian
ding The pain, the wound was concealed at the
time as lis nature and extent have been for
years until recently IL became painful, and il is
said The frequent hemorrhage TO which the Gen
cral IA subject, the results Of this IN Iry. II
will be remembered that the ball lodged IN his
arm by Col. Benton, during their savage rencon-
tire, wns extracted during his Presidency. He
was operated upon in the morning and came
down TO dinner as cheerful ever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-19
4 Case of asthma.

Thc following distinguished Lawyer Of tie Cry Of
New Yo5k. who Ina aecn afflicted win me Asthma for
upwards Of TWENTY YEARS. mud who, after
ding cases. doubt the efficacy u this medicine
New YoRg, January -, 1913.
have heen afflicted with spasnodic asthma for twenty
four years-aometimes severely be confined
for weeks; aad although attended ny various medical
advisers Of tile highest tattun and Sail in the country.
the relief partial and empaaryt"ice the disease
proved nearly fatal 70 ms lie
few 60 commenced TAXI ng WistaT's Bal
OF Wiid Cherry, which gave instant relief, and
single bottle prod4ced few DAYS vhnt believe 70 be
radical and perfect A WILLIAMS, Attorney
Law, No. s., William ST. New York.
We arc acquainted with above -ertiG-
cate his tateacn entitled the I confidence
public. f. a. TALMADGE.
Recorder the City q New York.
JOHN POWER, ID. D., WEAR General Of n. Y.
p. S.-The above certificate may be at No. 1875,
Fulton street, Nes York.
f-4-BAIsAM Wild CHERRY.-The attention of ,he
afflicted becoming and attracted 10 this in
comparable Coughs, Ultima, Consuption, &c.
BItit necessary reind all who would
tice, inquire particularly for DR. WIsrR's BaLssm
WILD CHEERT, and nothing else Unprincipied dea
ers viii tell you they have Syrup u ma Cherry Or some
other cough medicine which is just good fC-Resard
for they only rant yoi.r money Remember IT
Wistar's Balsa Of Wiz Cherry taa no; only Teteres
$40 - Rioboa,4 =. .se BOOK STORE.
Ala, IN PARIS O ana II Winehester. Ia BY
Dec. ist, 1913 (43) Coi ioh q JONES
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DIR. Jackson's Compound Syrup of
SASS ,FRAS AND WILD CHERRY

FENIIlS preparation s offered the Publc safe and
certain remedy in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Pains III
Side and Chest, NhooPngcough following Measles,
Combating the virtues of the SA>SAfRA>.
greatest Purifiers Of the Blood, and the active
principle WILD CHERRY, long held in the high
for its healing properties in all Diseases Of the
I1, cannot but render this Preparation superior
any Offered 70 the notice of the Public Il has
already gained confidence oil the afflicted wherever II
has been used the distinguished tho head OF
this notice sufficient guarantee that the compound Is
highest vaua II has ed the sanction of
enlightened Physicians Of the and
entirely scientific preparation
This SvrIp given 10 the public a. remedy II al
humanity. but for Coughs aud Colds
$50 Of fatal Consumption theIr
forming stages, specific, wiki bur moderate attention
exposure the part Of the Patient; and even
in the most hopeless oenme aofdin5 unlocked for
relief.
The Proprieors dPem unnecessary 10 much more
or append long lists Certificates 20 this notice. II Is
presumed every VIII wish experience for himsef
they, the greatest confidence, recommend
the fcted give 4 faithful trial
price which put (C5-5O cents per botte.)
place the reach Of almost being
scarcely charged qack nostrums OF
the day. and which often Of real value.
For directions, wrappers around each bottle
Prepared by BENNETT, PREILOW & Co.
Covington. Ky.
jus, received and for sale the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Ian. I3, 1911. 3tf
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The Thomas cozans i related by himself, fpl
lows. and Acknowledged by AL who knew him o.
most astonishing cures ever performed:
HApnoNFlfID n. j., April 20, 1913
On about The 18Th day of Octoer l6il, wns taken
a violent the side the liver which conn
days and follow ed by the breaking OF
an ulcer, in~ardy, which relieved the
little, N up great quantity OF Of
much blood Being greatly alarm
ed this, applied physician, hn he said he thought
could do but little for except give Mercury
Pills which refused take, feeling satisfied that they
could do good many other remedies then
and frionde but done good.
Discharge Of blood md corruption still continued
davs, and laett became offensive could
scarcely also seized with violent cough.
which caused raise much more blood than
done before, end my disease continued this way.
recovery given u, and my friends all though, would
Gle OF eaapng consunpton At this moment when my
life apparently drawing close, heard of DIR.
Wistar- Balsan If Wd Cherry and bottle, which
relieved immediately end by the of only three bot
of this ncticlne, all pains removed, cough
and splitting o blood and corruption entirely stopped, and
a weeks my health lar restored enable
"a my trade fwhirh caTpeater) and up
this ] have enjoyed good health
WIr>E-s--I N acc TAINTED with Mr. Thomas Cozens,
AMI having during hts illness, think tho above
statement fI credit. SAM'I. BURRoUcns.
Gloucester County, s..
Personally came before the subscriber. of tho
Peace aud for the said county, Thomas
Cozcns being dolly affirmed according law. s, the
a5ove statement : IL all things fHos CozEas.
Affirmed before neon 20ta Jay April. 1892
j CLEMENT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-19
DIR. J. Bennett's Anti-Billious PILLS.

FNROA the constant and increasing demand for DR.
A. BENEFITS bilious pills. a remedy which
has aset III extensive practice nf upwards OF .~enty
years. =u5scI5e induced o5er them
way. cItct renny r.37a91. 5It the best
pugative preparation in whole Of The Nateria
Medica II deemed necessary, Tor the purpose
bring these pills general
Gates I1L-icI1
of cIty and surrounding country. coi3
be obtained atte=ting their superiority
the purgave preparations common These
Ps mid though c7ect4Gl il their operation. They
act upon Of the Lfrer, Kidneys and Sk
They asrutite their tendency. purity tie Blond
and correcting morbid conditions Of the SYSTEM
arrested, serious disease. They
are speedy in their effect,
require evacuation, may be relied with
greatest certainty.
See wrappers for directions.
Prepared ~ BENNETT, PRETLo~, 4 Co,
Corner Of Scott and Make, Space.
Price > per Coviugton, Ky :.
just received and for sale a. the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Jan 49, lSii. 3n
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BOOK STORE

rsrm. If sdyertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square fot
h-ee i,ser ons and I wKSTY-FIyE Cents for earn adj
diti9aaI LINES, the ocru led by
$50 e8It counted square, nothing counfc1 less ian
square; all square, aud less than square and
half counted xqfLare and hnf-Per square for
months, THREE DoLLAEs; for SIX SIx Doll
iFS D0IIARs aaIum tao res FiFTERa
DOLLARS EGFTY CENTS amman; squares
TWENTY DoLLsEs per annum. Merr!lanis- Druggists,
Others, advertising by the year, viii he charged Tor
1000 ms. $780, for tsree-fourss
Of column, 5000; for bali column. S53,Do; for
quartet column 925 06A deduction of2D PEI cent
WILDE made advertisements longer than quarter OF
c33In inserted by tde hail year or year, and not
altered CBa-ey notices ard petitions o' divorces, Fnuss
be said risfi[ ~ advance Advertisements coming
fotn ae, .tssI e ACCOMPANIED With tte cash, sales
ordered fsf . rbII-at5oa by brother publisher
B. No advertisement viii 81 discontinued until
maid fyrunless option Of the pah sers ~ prev
engagenen tlse publ icrs and te adrefiiser.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND BREAST
EsIiNIONIAt.>.

To PuatIc In accordance VITA 'e prevailing
taa ana II 55scr a. medicine
f tae ,az been selected; and
II = at - sash - e lives healta Of thase
aft-,s sincerely rt5e ourselves - make no assef-
irons II Al.St. SIAIENEAis' OF its eiheacy: "of
aofa -4Lerihs humNnttN whIch tacis
ygt.! - TIE PROOFS AXE HrEE CIV
E%au4 inquiry from tie pAh3ic laio every
PUBLISH, and tee! assured they w hnd u medi-
well deseFs ing ,ucIt 20 Unage and confidence.
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The WING Illinois Banner.

There is something noble in the motto Of the
Wing Flag of Illinois, and 10 the spirit which ami
maj ted the Wing Convention, while it unanimous
ly adapted it. II is:
"Justice TO all men. and inriolabilip Of public
faith. cardinal principles or the Wig Party.
and his C0nrention in the name of the Wigs
of Illinois, REGULATE THE Doctrine OF REpU-
DIArIoN"
Honur TO our brethren Of Illinois, Such prn.
cipies wllI be passport - public confidence. and
must sooner later, triumph over oil party drill
and the arts o. party demagogues-LC Gin. Ga@.
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y liyV SEaG E1 >EaD H'
e x 81 u e Z y
y u
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

ENGIE undersigned would respectfully inform She publie
that manufacture to ORDER all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, IN good style and OF superior paper
He pared furnish County Clerks, Auditors, and
srreasurers Books and improved
form, recently received patterns from tie Auditor OF
Stale. Old Books viii be rebound, and al kinds oi Eefio
deals and MAJ azines bound good STYLE and
CASH as they can done elsewhere. lie soclts
share Of patronage.
The BlNDERY is in the room Immediately tie
Book Store 1. :. PRESCOTT.
Richmond Jan 18th, 1913. BY
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e - G l ~ -. G e u
HOTEL.

Corner of Main and Marion streets
YE1FIE proprietor favorabIy wer-known HOTEL,
moved himself, ana IS determined = sls-
ia and improve previous character. The comf9Ft q
Traveller shall be his constant aim, and haEnE mace
pfFaGea repairs . the bld3g a Tavern mousse
his interest well a hls inclination %o4a lHd3ce nm TO
make equal 70 house on tie road lie ho1es 10 s
such satisfaction that shall Away dfs=at
Prices sgited the times J. w DiLDl-tki
December 18th. lc4I. Dun
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Wier's Noble Picture Of the Emha riation Of the
Pilgrims. was placed in its assigned panel IN the
R9tnuda Of the Capitol, and exhibited to the
Public on the 22d ult the anniversary of the land
ing.
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RrRemurA.able Curesi-D

Er-Of an tie t,at have recorded there
certapiy equal TO the u.St mentioned. which
plainly SHOW the durability Ct Consumption even IN some
o. worst forms:
THOMAS LOCTIRAN states a follows = In the
1897 seized Va,ent cot, which produ
culgh, AIT brought inflammation OF the
lns-, vhich suffered very much io eta weeks
erIna attack he ionra himself Il
able - take ra aa1 was very during
the eua{a e Ii following summer his
nea III .sxc succeeding winter tae cough
.arlt all symptoms OF assumption began to prey
l3an his syseln At lie bad equcat pans ~ the
clss, ant sesc il e3e< pereuccd mach difficult
~ of breathing times. had cai0us l-ht and
>ase-t occasional sptttug o. blood. " he
ta- situation he placed himself uaeF hsy respectable
pay stefan, under ase he remained t2r TWO mohts
bat foun s grown. lie then tetemi-
~ lAo.n-anians, with their
cones weeks. which, hAwoter, afforded hm feile
lie concluded tr the eiised remedies, OF which
macy, without experiencing benefit from them
The disease caAtnucl progressing gradually until the fall Of
lr31 took iresh cold, and found himself sinking
having during taat pefot of his atietoa. 'o
points eight lie next advised 10 try
the Eamo aaie loars, ana remained dnder their treat
nsrt October, l- u' ue ioth ~ January. 1870, az
winch mc / him, when he almost reduced %
skeleton questioning him for short time, found
every symptom .nsir forms,
aa entertained bat Little hopes cry how
ever ordered him the i}Af>AN,' but found very
te change during the hrst three weeks, except relieving
the cough and pains chest, and restoring his appetite
requested man, h3y peaevefe withi and, 20
great -hent. end of months found hun
restored perfect health. the present time he has
symptom Of tho disease form, except being little
more take cold from any sudden change tho
weather.
The above statement, IS il al Things
THOMAS L0CHRAN.
TESTIMONY We, the undersigned having been ntirnni
" acquainted with the above named Thomas Lochran.
hereby certifv ibis be perfectly correct
GEORGE CURTIS, JOHN MAXWELL.
Philadelphia, March %, i 10.
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RIcHNaoND WO0LLEN FACTORY.

TNIE sIbcri0er having commenced rannf cturirg
business al tue above meaione3 place; ne i prePal:-
ell refejpe WOOL = manufacture nto CLOTH. Fl8N-
NELS, BLANKETS, 81 IflNETIS and JEANS. e.
taer by the yard the SHARES terms Suited = the
times He also hand good Of the above
named goods, which ne Wiling TO exchange ter wool or
other produce. lie VIII also Card Woo. Full and Dress
Cloth 1r those will him wth their CUSTOM thc
customary and hopes that o STREET attention 10 ods-
ness 10 give general satisfaction.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond. Nov. II, 1913