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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-19

we wur a chattin' away as nice as reIa.
tions could her Betsy maxim things
stand round above. The floor was on
y loose boards kivered over the ice,
and every step made 'em shake like a
small hurricane, Old Tom smoked
away, and the young ones at the table
would hold spoonful OF mush to thur
mouths and look at my straps, and then
look at each other and Singer, till at
last the old man seed 'em.
"Well, by gun dints,' says he, 'ef you
amt maxim a josey'-
"Jest at that moment, somethin' gin
way above, and may die, eff Betsy,
without any thin on earth on her but
one of these starn cushions, didn't drop
rite thru the floor, and sot herself cush-
ion and all, cochuck flat into the pan
of mush! | Jest tho't for second, that
hearen and yearM hadkissed each other,
and squeezed me between 'em. Betsy
squealed like scope pipe--a spot of
the mush had spattered on the old mans
face, and burnt him, and he swore
dreadful. ! snatched up the pan of
milk, and dashed it over Betsy to cool
her off, the old oman knocked me
sprawlin' fur doin' it, and away went
my straps. The young ones let out a
scream or two, as if the internal pit had
broke loose, and I'd jest gin one half
Of my hide to had the other half out of
the old mans reach. He reached for
me, but lent him one with my left hand
on the smeller, that spread him, and
may be ! didn't leave sudden! ! didn't
see the branch, but as soused through
it, heerd old Tom Jones swear he'd
chaw me up eff an inch big Of me was
found in them dggins in the mornin'.
~ didn't know for a spell whar | was
runnin', but hearin' nothin' behind me
| Stacked up, and jist considered wha-
ther it war best to 60 home and getmy
straps, strait, and leave, or go see the
ball. Bein' as was a stranger, tho't
I'd go have peep through the window
to see lift come up to my expectation.
When was lookin' at the boys goin'
it, one on 'em spied me, and they hau-
led me in, stood me afore tie fire to dry,
and all hands got round, insstin' on
KNOWN what was the matter. Well,
ups and tells about it. Inever hcerd
such laffin', hollerin', and screamin' in
all my born days.
"Jest then, my trowsers gin TO feel
the fire and shrink up about an inch a
mint, and the boys and gals kept it up
so strong. laffin at my scrape, and the
pickle | wur in, that gin to riIe, when
all at onst | seed one of these slick crit
ters from town, rite in among EN- hol-
lerin' the loudest.
"Old Jones sad he'd chaw you up
did be? says the town feller, 'well, he
aII'ays keeps his word
"That mint | billed over. grabbed
his slick hair, and may be didn't gin
him scissors! Jest as | was maxim him
il chawed specimen, ,somc teller holIer'd
out, don't let old Jones in with that ar
rihe!' | didn't hear any more in that
Bottom,-ligLtnin' couldn't got near
enough to singe my coat tail. | jum-
ped through that winder as easy as u
bar would 60 through a cane break ;and
Gus me, i'll couldn't heer the grit ofold
Jones' teeth. and smell his glazed pow
der, until crossed old Mississippi"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-19

From the United States Journal.
THE CLOSING VICTORY,
Or the last Sabbath of The Hero Of the Hermitage
BY GEORGE b. WALLIS, ESQ.
inscribed to Col. S. Medary, late ed
itor Of the Ohio Statesman, with the most CRATE
ful regards and recollections Of the AUTHOR.
1t was summers Sabbath,
A quiet Sabbath even,
When the brave old warriors lamp went out,
And his spirit went to Heaven.
And, sinking with that golden Sun,
Like it, he left blaze
Of glory. widening DER the land
With its expiring rays
Widening and bright'ning, as he dies,
That halo round the western skies. .
It was summers Sabbath,
And its hallow'd afternoon,
And the green luxurious landscape smiled
In the balmy light of June.
And all around the Hermitage,
The spirits of the air
Whispered among the household trees, a
The melody of prayer
Music like that to which we deem
The angels walk in Eden's stream.
Wasted unto shadow,
The white-haired warrior lay,
Communng with his final hour
On tl.is his final day;
His household hung about his CO uch,
As he blessd them one by one,
As fainter in the chamber beamed, .
The patriots setting sun
While tears from hearts all warm and true,
Lay ON his cheeks like morning dew.
And like some ancient patriarch
With his children at his side,
Gather'd lhis.councils to receive,
HIS blessngsto divide
He told them Of their duties each
Unto each other due: ...
" Be just and steadfast in the right ..
And your country true
True to the last, nor think it shame,
To own the Christians humble name."
"Admit the wearied stranger
As brother at the door,
Nor scorn to hear and to defend
The friendess and the poor.
And teach your children that to this,
Next to the Power on high.
For the Union of the States to live,
Or for the Union die
To this, their hearts be ever nerved,
"The Union-It must be preserved"
"And as the dews of Heaven,
Its blessings still will fall,
Alike upon the rich and poor,
The common boon Of all.
And first and fairest on the roll
OF nations, ours shall shine.
Diffusing, like the morning sun,
Its beams of light divine"
Honored forever be the name,
Which counsels like 10 these proclaim.
And then his eye dated,
With its wonted glow of fire
AS he saw " The Unions" name and power,
Still rising higher and higher.
With basis like pyramid,
And its banner floating free
From the great lakes down TO Mexico,
And away from sea to sea;
And he dwelt upon the grateful theme,
OF the People as the Power Supreme.
And with faith abidingj
And firm unsliaken trust,
ToGod his spirit he resigned
And to the earth his dust
Soft as the Sabbath on the hills,
Calm as that Sabbath even,
The warriors spirit paled away,
Into the blue of Heaven;
And proud as were his victories past,
His greatest triumph was his last.
WAsHIN GToN, July 3, lS45.
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON

WE subscriber having opened Grocery n No i<s Mi,
Street u below the Exchange Bank n. door hox.
Nj boosh uphoser and Pspcrhanss Respectfully ,s,, m.
p.o.ass Of the ei.sns Of Rehosd viei,y N. IN
teepns constantly hand choice SELECTION Of IN. x.,
.ees In his line and having hi, ,osl m,
INC lowest prices has doubt will Civ. ..,,..,. ~
part, OF the following articles: N'"'''''' ~
Wines, Of different varieties
doz. jugs of sehedam Gin
Teas, OF b~st quality
IAguirs Java and Manila Coffee
Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar
sardne. wAo's and half boI-.; Aaehsvies
Picked Lobsterss Pickles assorted
London hushroos Catsup.
WALNUT and Tomato
Olives. French Capen
ff-sefved Ginger, which very low
Maearoni Vemiesii Olive OH; Starch
Imported Bologna ssusaxss
baltimore dried Beef Hams Table Sail
Together with great variety Of ares too ou,. .
mention. For sale O. w nIcss%~,. ous ="
ju3o $500
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVEa superior article Of Brushes from 90
TO 5000 vev cheap for cash, general s..oms., Of
artielss
oh-. Of the quality .ires from sIIo tn 5000 WHOLESALE
srrst.il
white Lesdbard 10 beat in kegs from rs bs so .
The above selss Of warranted rood
ou"tY gsn'iemeR would do wen call and Thee
toods ans Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street
Nert door 10 Ershanrs Ranh
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GORDON & SKINKE Err.

GORDON x SKINNER.
No.gt Main street.
nFFER for sale
~ 10 Hbds H. CroiI. oreans nd Porto Rico sugar
~ Borss Loaf and Us Bbis Ctsrihed Sugar
200 Bars RIO Laauifa and java CoGes
THA-i9 Chest Gun Powder. par prins
Chests Bi,et, do do
Tea IN ~ and 8 N Borss
500 sdss GOOD md damaged Sole Leather
loo do Russst tesiber
700 Hacks fail, part hshtSns brand
600 Lbs sloe Thread
80 KeEs Du Points Powder
Chsese-in casks and botss
i7O Reams Cap and Letter Paper
21s DO wnppinr Paper
$50 Bags live Reese Feathers
Huns Candles and auap
20 Dozen Red Cords and Lanes
$50 Gnnd-tonss. Hova Scotia
10 Bags Peppef
10 10 Gingsr
There's apd bba VIneear
Cotton VAN, Lamp WEI, ssd Coaton Irvine
Osss $40 sni IOri4
Pimsno Nutmeg, Mscs. Cloves
Iniiso. Alum. nsdder, Coppeas
~ Kegs IIof.e ehpes
IS Borss Tin Plate
IRON svede Eng,h Tedegar Country
American snd Ras-s shect Iron
band and Hoop Iron snd NsH Rods
Mould bosrd- spd Hollow ware
COFFEE $500 ~, Brsslsr- eheathiss and Bon
AxEs Peanesuay and Bar.s
STEEL Mayors cas snd Sheer
American and Enei.h Bbstered
Ppring Steel from " N inches vide
Wire, Bloch Tin, speHst, ZINC. Sao
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Phillip M. TABB & SON,

oes ssss the 0rosssy soss q
WIN. n. Hari,oa Esa.
A TTENp To the COLLECTION or cLAns q evey
"A t>seea: Rssuas receiving III ressA and sling RIA
property adjacent eoaasr HIRING ost Negroes COZ
Their hr, and dposns Of then Al public % pvss S
ar
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0IXIIIIlI uyUNuWITJTn

ars The only f's IN esstsses eontasas sar>psr,. 49,.
we're the hrst ever introduced BY that narss.
oT BEWARE 0F sPURIous PILLS prrp~r,s :, - ~.
blood Pis fsriSns Pis" 'ssnapsrina Pin" Ae 49, ~.
urt'ed 10 Be paued the public rspa,s.. ar n,
only true and genuine ssfsapan Blood Tsh. a
ohe h.a nt lsy Cor ,hsy al vtues thai "a. :.
s rih Watcher - parsaivs ssserai psnses ~
ene nas OF the eody requiring oeespailoa
usual eoess o living uay Ss ,.Iv
mais. . - - 49, -" 49, ~
In addition to more than Eve hundred certificates .v,s b,..
heretofore pah,shed their ai,s "A d,m.l
proof In their favos Bod BY
j. n. RUsrACE q SON,
iV-u Ws. n.i,a s,--s
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ROBERT MOTT

Hsuse sign Painter snd GIszier
No. <--v % as ESe.<-gs ss.t, RsA-S-a, g1Yt-sa,
Iuas nsrer supply % PAINTS O Cop,
n vss.i<H~. Brushes and Benders
-. n Prrsrh snS Ar-~rcsn sHO 90
q which DESTROYS 20 enor voFt
ss-Assss sespy Of sep s,oss Paint, for 'o-,
s>r~< pslrt ne Tin o. rhfnsi>f ROOF RR.
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nirbs,soma Dailp mbis.
rwvrsoAY ,soenlno. ocrosEa 70. is.s.
CITY COUNCIL.

Ate monthly meeting Monday, tSsh nsssnt-frsssn
q. A. hysU. Presidents J. A. Lancssssr, Johs Dove
ssnssl Hsrdsrovs. VIM. w. Cunp, w. Goddin, J.
Cssss w. ID. Blair. Joseph Mayo. L. w. Chsmbsrlsyae
IN. wiekhsm, z. W. Hsssl, and B. ssds.
A report wss presented from shs Committee Of Ae-
bssesa fos sx months ending 3ist August last. refer
ret hen fos sxannson. stating the ssid account to be
ese and ,hss the balance In hs hsnds ON that was
ot<.Soo 81. And - report wss approved
rss,istsoa rsposed by the Commissioners Of Streets
fos Moeroe Ward which bad been laid on the table, Tor
laying hs line Of tho brick pavement on me northern
49, q Leigh street, having been nhsn up ana
o. a.o,ioa Of Dr. Chsnbsr.yns. the suhiee, was re-
fssrsd tbs Connss,sesn Of Stree" generally with in
sueo.s The facs and report them to the Coun
Mr.. Crsap presented the following report;
The Conmiuse to whom . resolution lately adopted by
ths consolidating for in object enquiry into tho
psdaey Of snlarsinG and repairing Seabrooks warehouse
-wss rsfesred respectfully submit the following report
ed The sabsoiesd resolution Your Committee deemins
almost unnecessary remind the Council that the
wsrshousss the property OF the city, and yield snnua
vsry considerable revenue; and that the public
well economy will suggest the proPrety
ksspiag them in good repair. proceed to state that by
with Of the Of tobacco 81 other
vsrskosss and from the opinion OF tho merchants enea
- ths tobacco sde, they satisfied that the public
will b greatly benefited by enlargement OF the present
warehouse They informed that the facilities Tor storing
tobacco of the year arc wholly nsuf-
csa end that quantities Of frequently refused At the
warshousss for Of room TO store IT. This has been
true oi Seabrook's warehouse and your committee are IN
formed that large quantity OF tobacco was inspected on
the Dock BY the inspectors OF that warehouse IN eonse
epsncs Of the space within the walls OF
The warehouse. Your Committee informed likewise
sss Western tobacco has been coming and still continues
- brought port; aud that Sesbrooks
from ID location peculiarly suited TO receive and inspect
IT, BY an examination Of tho returns for the last
Eve year, which hereto appended. will appear that
ths inspections Sesbrooks have increased within rac.
ITO, of one hundred since lS4l the number OF
Nd ipspeced in ls45 being 4452 hhds Upon eompar-
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FALL sUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.

DhI uOODD.
INHR subscribers have received by the last
Il packets from New York. large and .s.ou
men OF staple and Fancy Goods
with prepared Offer
At the lowest market rates for cash city
Extra super wool blk and fancy Cloths Cashmere
super Ribbed, Buekskin ard Twesds Cassulere
Pine, medium and low priced satinets. all eoIors
Kentucky Jeans Tennessee Plains Kerseys and Plains
Plaid eloak Innings and light Tweets for boys
Super blk fanny cord. plaid and striped Alpaca
do. Bombazine, Orleans Cloths nd Gala RI ids
White. red green and yellow Flanneis, Canton do
swansio~n Mepo, Valeu,ia and Silk wor.ted yestinEs
Plain black and fgd silk Velvet Ind Satin ve-tnss
English French and American Calieoes, all qualities
Furniture Caheoes and Dmity and Habit do
Super Cashmere de ECoss, Mouselaine de Lanes,
Plain. plaid striped, hsd and dotted Mullins
Ladies hlpaez, Merino. Cashmere and l.. Wool Hose
White and black Silk Hose and half Hose Raw
While and unbeaehed, mrsd black and lead cord
Germantow Hose, for boys. girls and
Thib.i, Cashmere HernD and Tartan shawl
Fanny Hdkfs aud French worked Collars
Plain gemsiebed and Revere Boiiered L G IIdkfs
Thread and Lise aees RdgnRs and fnssunsu Bobbns
Swiss and Cambria EdrinEs and InsertnR. cheap
Polta, PiaL PiEd and Dotted Nett, bib and white
sptaheb, BaDdanna md Pongee Hdk1
Irish Linens, Table Cloth Damask aad Diaper
Huetabsek, Rus'is and Birdeye Diaper Crash
Fancy cord aud blk Silk hhts, POLKA
Beaver, hid Lise and Thibet Cloves for ladies'
Bonnet, hat cap neck and velvet Ribands
Grass Cloth. Victoria Mar-eines and Corded Skirts
bs Lutesirihe ahd rich fancy cord Silks, very ebesp
New style and Raiston Ginshams, blk and white do.
Gmps, Gods aud Tzssels, Gimp and Victoria Cords
Super Whtsey Rose, Hsetenaw and DuhH Blankets
Pine and superhne Carpeing, Rugs and Maus
Plain aud Plaid Linseys. all prices
With complete assortment Of beached Doues
ties Cotton OInsburgs &c. Ae.
Al Of which be very loves, rate, M M OF
Broad Street sboetoe Hin
se5 VALENTINE BREgDgsS m
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patterns Pure Buesets Passn: Boxes
Tube do Brush and Peke Pumes PomPoens Premens Caps
Leather superior quality Shot BAGS Game
subscriber icing Contractor for the
L. Army Marine Corps furnish Caps OF either
hind very low price and short notee u = Oeens Caps
furnished n a superior style OF workmanship.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendedto to.
WILLIAM GRESHAM,
No sc North Third street a few doors below Race,
' rnber 10, lst5-ly Philadelphia.
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fOf this inspection $50 hhds. inspected on the
dock being unable receive them in the warehouse)
,ock remaining on hand LIST October lS45 1908 hhds.
The warehouse when full will only contain 2O2s hhds OF
tobacco.
A netiton was presented from Abraham Levy and
other. Israeites residing within the limits Of this city.
Getting forth their the ordinance Of the llth
August lS45 for the efiectual suppression OF Sab
bah breaking and praying relief from its operation
And on motion Of Mr. Lancaster, the petition was re-
ferrsd TO committee. TO whom the said ordinance was
rssrrsd with leave ordinance amending the
Dr. Ch.mberlayne, ut his request, was excused from
serving on said committee and Mr.. CrumP was appointed
in his place.
the streets taken up; and substitute therefor was Oh
fersd by Mr.. Wickham and adopted.
The ordinance was read the second time, and having
been further amended. il was laid on the table
Leave Of absence was granted TO Dr. HsIsI and Mr..
Blair
On motion Of Dr. Chsmberlsyne ordered that the
Csunc again Wednesday, 18th inst at O'clock
Pm.
Tss following report presented from the commission
en- OF streets for Madison Ward:
The commissioners having taken into consideration the
subsct Of changing the ootways the east side OF l4h
street, between Main and Cary. which referred to Them
BY resolution Of the City Council. the following
resolution. which they offer 10 the Council for adoption:
Rssspsd That the City Surveyor BE- and he 10 hereby
instructed 10 the changes proposed in the foowsys
Of l<h street, between Main and Cary be made
i. conformity with plan submitted By him. and herewith
reported.
The commissioners slso direct the following resolution
10 be reported to the Council for adoption.
Rsssssd, That the City Surveyor be directed
Bank street. and 10Th street, from Bank Main
be properly graded curbed gutered and grsveed soon
work Of like character, already ordered, shall have
bssa completed except the gutter below the Capitol gate
vhieh they recommend to be done forthwith.
And the foregoing resolutions OF the commissioners on
hs question thereupon, were adopted.
On motion of DIR. Chsmberlsyne,
Rssslpsd, That the City Surveyor be authorized pay
for earth be removed from alley north OF the Monu.
mental Church. and between that and tho Medical College,
and 10 be placed Msrshsl street. one half the OF
moving the ssme provided the to the city shall not
essd folr and hall eenn per ysrd.
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Ferruginous Chocolate,


E'OR the OF Chloros Nervous
Leueorb1, Debility and Disease Approved
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and
Government.
endeayouredto render grateful possible digestive
the difficulty
the h.ppest and bes, nd'pusb Of Ferugnous
eolste
The persons will derive great Of the
rerrusnous Chocolate, ave
ls,, Women Of paId complexion, who complain deuit
breathing especially In ascending staircase Of papon Of
heart Of NOISES IN the head whose dgss badly
whose apostle destroyed
experience feeling Of coidness the
general arrangement Of the whole system.
3D. Men who pale and Of delicate Constitution,
geon sdneuh and who exhausted by
will find amer using for hor time the Feusnous Chocolate
material Improvement in their
3D. Weak children and especially those who riehety will
que strength, and their organization deyeIope
elf
Oh Butts PrnepaIyio girls budding Into womanhood
whose health anguing the ferruginous Chocolate
viii be useful brilliant and vivid succeeding
regularity all the functions % the
hourshinE state Of health upevenins viii only the
utility ofbu, the indispensable necessity for Of
Einous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation hand and
sale by p. JOHNSTON,
Ju ~ Druggist
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SMITHS
sELF,ACTlNG MULES,

HAVING been satisfactorily tried in Europe
IL IL and in this country. offered by Mau.awan
Company Manufacturer best and
Of spinning.
Licenses for building these Mules have been granted by
heawan Company the Locks and Canal Company of Lowell
and Amoskeag Co Of Manchester H. and viii Eranted
other respectable shops, application 10 the Agent
WIN. b. LEONARD, Matieawan,
Dutebes County, New York
The following they
SoNERswoRTH, Sept. I'd, l543.
Dear S-Yours Of the 2sth day received.
state reply that the Great Falls Manufacturing Company
made trial Of sharp, Roberts Cos hA.ons and smiths Self
Acting Mules The latter operated by but
months hprl May and June the other.
operation more than They all in the mill driven
al the speed and the kind Of No
The carefully weighed and the number Of
dured spindle the end Of each The
IN wpaspE saved and weighed and
eensEe Of the weight Of yarn The
three months aboys named, follows
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regard Mule OyeT
others would state that sdededy better than Sharp Roberts
Cos o. mH We have NOT the saa doubt But IN regadt
he IesuH o. our uial wa, ho' - esian u nas smpe-
We construction 70 recommend ~ ana 'mhs WI as' onEer
. - ~ W 81. ou' - ppln .pah my o,h. ihsSs fea
-. W p'non ns On w Nnoe " operaea mus oeuef
"ouceo Us 10 gNe " preference ana We nave ao-
0o"nsV o'oe'eu 70 Pts OF i<OOV sphoes 'of our use
NeH~euu'S' yv s,n, y,,u 80,
~ pOhbh"" nssh' u 20
BUrTEREUTs, Sept. 4, l5I5.
Our Be Operating Mules operate abstraction
dueipE yarn Of superior quality abd an Increased quantity over
The Hand Mules and not eIesednR 1--WE cents Der
hundred about years they put OPEN
ton and not know that ey have ever been detained Tor M
an hour for tspairs. In haste. yours truly &c
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
WE sub,eber No 81 Main Street have just received and
opened beautiful assortment Of and .honab. goods
county Merchants aud Others purchasing market
super Pouls'a Rep. rel, and beautiful article
Super Figured RousnsIiss
super Figured MeDorss and Zsnolias
striped and ChangabIe Albeftees
PE'd Eoieans. Foullrd Nousiainss
Pain and PiEdhipaeeas
Bb andblue Cobufgs, for Ladies Dresses
ne"syie Prints large assortment
WooIen and other sbaws, in great variety
Linen Cambria asd other Hthdksrehien
Long half fingered Mis-. biz and white
Bib and white Sis Hose
Jacobst sbd swi.s hu.iins
Pain and Check Cambria, large assortment
i.'le Lace asd Flying
Paris Gimp asd Gudlss blk andeord
Bs botnbazns. SIN Poranes Braid and Willow Bonnst-
o. bonnet Zap and Lustrns Ribasd-.
These gods with many others s.Ieetsd with much
e'Ie and will be offered % purchasers srtrsmsly NV.
go LONDON. wiLLINGHiH DREwRY
SUPERI"R LONDON POTTER -
- 20 tasss London Porter In quarts
- do do DO In Pints-Yot sale by
sn WILLIAMS a HAxALL
~ Best Nadrifa, IN Eiass and wood
Boeb,rnsf. Rud.beins, snd Nsim..y
Port ,'hfet and Burgundy Of ths besiqushiy.
ro,,ab BY IONS Gs&sE.
No isl Main
MAZE HOUSE NAILS. CspCsrland brand
w Mails assorted "PbeniI' brand
WINTER Heaeled Oh, warmed
HuifsPatsnt Candies
weo'sys sosa'-Rors.Ieby
"n DAVENPORT. ALLGN co
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
LARGE ~ tnds 81 Nsiho. Cotton ssd PA.
"a DsI Unee"bns snd Drawers. received ADD for NV BY
STARR q CO.
~H Lisie's Conner, Main r.
IN BBts. ALCOHOL, Tor spsby
Nv a. u. WILDER ~ Main Street
SIS Opposite Wsbb bacon a Co
IN KEGS LEWIS WHITE LEAD, No.
tcO and Ertrs for saic by
40 > ~ guSTACE sON
NNBGAE-vINgGAR--2 Bbis supsnor country Vinegar 49,
Fof ale W 10 CAPERroN a CRUNP.
Snln GENUINE Principe Cigars. just re-
DOOO esised for sak ~ r. n DUVAL
Iss Main .,,e.,
4 lash FOR KAGs-Tbs 'PfaskHn Manufacturing Company
~ iniendng eIsnd their nsnufs of Paper
cash the highest and hpsn Rags
Country Merchants forward psree ~
bsr' Who viii femfpaymenta s he may be directed.
JOHN RIHARDs,
sspers'ssden, Fnnshn nsa Oomp'y
Riehmond, Feby 2sth. Ist5. 'N
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NEW STERLING WORKS. JUST RE
~ ENUINE HAVANA SEGARS.-THl

rE NUINE HAVANA SEGARS.-THE
" subscriber, import
invoice OF superior Havana consisting
Of the following well known faSoule brands,
5000 London" Havana
$4,000 Resaia Minerva
200 -Ju-to santsr Principe
5000 'Girto<zrdo," fine
$4,000 "Peres." PnneiIe
$500 1900 E EI,ra Ia 'Oye Regal.
An OF which viii be sold please.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-16
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Of description Also hind OF Min Gearing suitable
for kind Of Mills, made o order md hand.
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