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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
TIE SECOND QUARTER,

~ IrIIN5O4N ~ W fAh Linz
The letter Toby had received from
Alderman Cute, was addressed to a
great man in great district of the
town. The greatest districtoi the town.
1t must have been tie greatest district
of the town, because it was comonly
called the World by its inhabitants
The letter seemed positively hcavi-
rim Toby's hand, than another letter.
Not because the Alderman had sealed
1t with very large coat of arms and
no end to wax, but because of the
wcighty name on the superscription,
and the ponderous amount of gold and
silver with which it was associated. -
: How different from US, thou hit Toby,
in all simplicity and carncstness, as he
look d at the direction. Divide the
lively turtles in the bills Of mortality,
by the number Of gcntlc.foks able to
buy EN-, and whose share docs he take
but his own ? As 60 snatching tripe
from any bopy's mouth-hc'd scorn
it 2
With the involuntary homage due
to such an exalted character, Toby in
tcrposed q corner of his apron between
the letter and his fingers.
ellis children;' said Toby, and a
mist rose before his eyes, s his daugh-
tiers gentlemen may win their hearts
and marry them; they may be happy
wives and mothers; they may be hand
some like my dear darling NJ
He couldn't finish her name. The
final letter swclled in her throat to the
size Of the whole alphabet.
Never mind thought Trotty, know
what | mean. That's more than en-
ough for me- And with this consola-
tory termination trottcd on.
1t was hard frost that day. The
air was bracing crisp aud clear.-Thc
wintry sun, though powerlcss for want,
looked brightly down upon the icc-It
was too weak to melt, and sat a radi-
ant glory there. At other times, Trot-
ty might have learned a poor mans les.
son bat be was past that now.
The year was old that day. Tho
! patient year had lived through the re.
proachcs and misuscs of its slandcrers,
and faithfully performed its work.
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
1t had labored through the destined
round and had now laid down its wca-
ry head to die Shut out from hope,
high impulse, active happiness itself,
but messenger of many joys to Others,
1t made appeal in its decline to have
had It's toiling days and patient hours
remembered, and to die in peace
Trotty might have read a poor mans
allegoFy in the fading year; but he was
past that now.
And only he Or has the like APP
peal been ever made by seventy years
at once upon English laborcrs heads
aud made in vain
The streets were full of motion, and
the shops were dccked out gaily. The
new year, like an infant Heir to the
world, was waited for with wclcomc $.
presents and ioicings. There were
books and toys for the New Year.
schemes of fortune for the new year
new inventions to bcglile it. It's lie
was parccled Quit almanacs and pock-
ct books; the coming Of its moons and
stars and tides, was known beforehand
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
THE FIRST QUARTER.
(CantiRued.)

s (Caatinued.)
Toby knew not whether to be agon
I'D or glad to see that Meg had turn
cdadcadIy white, and dropped her 10y
cr's hand.
AS for you, You dull dog said the
AI3rm m, turning with even incrcscd
chccrfulncss and urbanity to the young
smith. what are you thinking of being
mlried for?-YVhat do you want 70 be
married for, you silly fellow! I'll was a
fine, young, strapping chap like you,
should be as amcd Of being mlksop
enough TO pin myself 10 a woman's
aproastiings Why, she'll be an old
woman before you're middle aged
nan! And a pretty figure you'll cut
then, i It'll dcagglc tailed wife and a
crowd of sqnaIliug children crying
after yon wherever yol go!'
Oh, he knew how to banter the CON-
mon people. Alderman Cutc'
There! Go along with you," said the
alderman, 'and tepcnt. Don't make
slch = fool of yourself as to get mar.
ricd on New Years DAY. You'll think
very differently of it.iong before next
New Years Day; tim young fellow
like you, with all the girls looking after
You. There! Go along with you!'
They went along, Not arm in arm
or hand in hand, or exchanging bright
glaaccs; but she in tears, he gloomy
and down looking. Were these the
hearts that had so lately made old To-
by's leap up from its Eaintncss! No
10. The Alderman "a blessing on hi:
hcad9 had Put them Down.
AS you happen to be here said tho
Alderman to Toby, you shall carry Z
letter for me. Can you be quick YOU
an old man.
Toby, who had been looking after
Meg, quite stupidity. made shift to mur
mur cut that he was very quick, ant
very strong.
How old are your inquired the Al
dcrman.
I'm over sixty, SIR said Toby.
oh! this mans great deal past av.
crage age, YOU know cried Mr.. Flicr
breaking in as if his patience would
pear some trying. but this rascal wa;
carrying matters little too far.
j feel I'm intruding, Sir said Toby
IL misdoubted it this morning. Oh
dear met
The Alderman cut him short by
giving him the letter from his pocket
Toby would have got shilling too; but
Mr.. Filler clearly showing that in thai
case he would rob certain given mum
Der Of persons of nincpcncc ball; pen.
ny a piece: he only got sixpence; and
thought himself very well off to get
that.
Then the Alderman gave an arm 20
each Of his friends, and walked off in
high feather; but came hurrying back
alone. as if he had forgotten something.
'Porter!' said the Alderman.
SIR said Toby.
Take Gear Of that daughter OF your:
-She's much too handsome"
Even her good looks are stolen from
some body or other, | suppose though
Toby, looking at the sixpcncc in hi
I'D and thinking Of the tripe. She
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
Poetry.
From the Nsw York Tribune.
TIE SELF.MADE.


,..,rsst souls how weak--how blind!
g, oft with angry tongues we blame
~. Fs,e which lifts the pressing mind
Tnon the monument OF Fame.
,ob,e parenisge may charm.
\ aod wealth may dazzle vulgar eyes;
D., no,hing save ,he toiling arm
Shall pluck the dealhless prize.
noble ancestry! To me
WHAT'S il it thousand kings
rha fountain Of my blood should be,
lit 20 honor brings
wamus,work ont our own good fame.
And build the steps DER which we climb;
Al millions dead, can ne'er one name
Send down the waves of Time !!
Tho mountain tree which stands alone,
Whose roots by men ne'er watered were,
Upon the pigmy CROWN looks GOWN
The fruit of anxious care i
Tba, is the self reared and the strong;
This il the man reared and the weak;
That ages stands ON this ere long
The winds their wrath shall wreak.
The noblest heritage of all
Is honest worth-soul pure and strong!
With these fear thou no lasting fall
Among the shafts of wrong.
Rise up by thine own toll and care!
Hew out thine own immortal crown!
The brood of Error never spare,
And Rights good arms pluck down.
Then shalt thou like giant stand,
Uumoved amid the ages long;
Than has, thy fortune in thy hand:
The sef-taught and the strong
THE PRINTERS EPHITAPH.
Here lies his form in Pi.
Beneath this bank with brtars overgrown
How many cases far unworihier lie
Meath some imposing stone!
Though now in deaths embrace.
A D,ouLdering heap our luckless brother lies,
He'll re appear on Gabrie's royal chase,
And friSkH 10 the skies.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15
THE PRINTERS EPHITAPH.
Selected Tales.
THE HIM Els:
A GOBLIN STORY:

r}IE BELLS THAT RANG AN OLD YEAR
OUT AND A NEW YEAR IN.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-15

BY CHARLES DICKENS, ESQ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
EGYPTIAN ANECpoTE.

The kasheG related the following almost Incredible an
nedote. Several Of his SUITE who present in
deed ready the truth OF it, but whether true ar
false which might very properly be inserted IN e
next edition of MunchauseDs book 1T maryeis lit Ia not
long since began the ka,shef, that from Berbsr
setled here, aud well kno@n to all OF One morn.
ing led his horse the Nile water aud fastened the
rope by which he held IT round his and while the ami
uaH was quenctng his thirst he kne down pray a,
she moment when he lying with Iis face upon the
ground crocodile attacked the unhappy swept HIM
an the water with his tail, and swallowed him. ne Ter
suenght To way, and the
rope which attached 10 the at his master, IN the
omsch OF the crocodile did snap, he could not dis
engage himself from it, the arghted animal only
pulled crocodile OF rIver, but dragged
tie saUd the door OF his stable, where it
kidedL tho family who hurried the spot and afterwards
found the dead body o the victim entire III tile belly OF the
horrd monsier'-P,iRee PnekIdr MHskdu'S Egypt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
Rifbmcuo Dailp mbis.
rwusspAY noss,sa. ocrosER 3. is.s.


=. ~ nxs-ss % wsS;
am not In she habit Of penning srteles
L. A. aI,. ..,,.,. h., =. an. .,irit of ,ppro,emeot
- a. a.. ,.a..-,,, s..,,o,. M an, ,.n.,
~ " y -, -. l, ~, e, ,'' :, -. r -
sea c"""'o"sea"' ee' "s' I" I" '"e uuv '" e'e" una"
wbo loves the land OF his nativity, To speak out nj Tune
ks this and do al his power the fortunes Of
HE f.e. and degraded mother Vb.a No are left 10 go
~. II &C.,. ,-a..,,,,. - 90. -. -. a,.,,,,,
- $50 '..-, .-N 49,, WI ""'' 'o ."1"''
% s"a s"'Aee s"' P"n"es' contest and when there
nothing :" esd us from the path Of duty, should be
scsousy engaged In devising some means by which
the land u Washington Madison Jefferson
Monroe, from worse than Egyptian darkness which
10 involved. The enquiry which arees is what To be
done 10 produce this much desired The
swer H. Educate the People. But may be said that tho
Legislature Of Virginia constitutional power TO levy
sles fos that purpose Ii there be human being in
Virginia who /. OF thu. OPINION would tell him that all
sesernn.n arc established tor the promotion OF the hap
pines. and prosperity at community upon which they
NJ, d.~i.u~d 90 operate Now, in my humble opinion
rsaersl sypssu OF Education would be beneficial TO all
eissss would elevate the morals OF the class for whose
benefit IL is would soften the natural ferociy Of
those who are now growing up; and who' IL some'h'hg
are doomed 10 tread the path. Of vice and thorough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
GRAND JOKE,

Some wag u5ok drunken fellow, placed him in a cofih
with the lid left al lie could raise placed him in grave
ward and waited 60 see the effect. After short time
the fumes Of the liquor left him, aud his position being
rhcr confined he upright, ind after looking around
exclaimed.
WELL I'm the first that's MS. elso I'm conioundediy
beated,-IB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
CANINE AND FELINE.

NY dear doctor,' said youthful evangelist to old
divine is there any difference between Pu-eysm and Pup
pyism.
Yes air. was che answer. 'Puppyisnn from dog
mnlism. but Puseyism from eatechlsm.-lB.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GORDON u SKINNER,


OFFER for sale
~ 10 IIhdS 81. Croir Orleans an Porto Rico Sugar
- BoIs- Loaf and IS Bbl- CLARIFIED Sugar
400 Bags Rio. Iaguira md lava Coffee
TEA--iJ IN l-ts Gun Powder, ran priu,e
Chests Buck, b
Tea N ~ aud d ~ Hrl.s
500 PATE good aud dam igeL Sole Leather
lO do Ru~-.t Leather
200 Sdeks Salt, part AshiCns brand
COO Lbs shoe Thread
500 hcgs ksis
goo BagsSHp
81 kegs Du Pon;s Powdr
Chsepe-n casks and boxes
100 Redms Cap and Letter Paper
2!5 do Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags 1--we Feathers
HulTs Candles and sosp
80 Dozen Bed Cord aud La
$50 Gnndtoncs Nora &c, "a
"a Bags iepTsr w.
10 do GngsT
T-Ieds and I bbls Vinegar
Cotton VAN, Lamp wics, and Cotton Irvine
Glass. StIO nj IDIi9
Pimenio, Nutmeg Mace, Cloves
Inhgo. Alum nadder, Copp,rss
~ Reg' House shoes
IS HoIes Tin Plate
IRON - Tons sw.Gc Hn- h. TrcdeEar Country
American and Russ sheet Iron
hand nd Hoop lion and Nail Rods
Mould boards nd Hollow
CDPPER $500 Ib- Brazer. : h. atl,nr and Bos
AXIS Pcnip,tay and Bans
STEEL Mayors Ca-t aud Shscl
hmpncta aud Hnt Jsh irlstred
=. ring steel, from ~ tn iGchCs wide
Wuo Block Tin Spsltsr. Zinc SEQ
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To THE FARMERS.

WE offer upon favourable terms, especially 20
our puneiuzi eusion-r nj of IN. best
Groe-ri,. consisting part O
10000 lbs. b.. Western SIDE. and shouLi.r,
10000 do. do smithd~i hog round
200 bbis No and uninspeeied Nett. and uniur
spceied Gro~- lierrings TALL warranted .ound)
Is hhis aud tieree- Pouo Rico md Matansa. Mo..--.
~ hhis Porto Rico asJ New Orleans su.at
2uo -aekh best i.v-rpool sau
50 bags lasuira lava and Coffee
Is tons assorted County Iron
American aud English nu.,er and Germsn s,eeI
100 kg- Nail. from aiy. To inch spike.
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn hom 4 In ~
e'-ss superior Gunpowd-r TEA
LOO lbs Wooi--y L. woo--y's b--. Loaf sarar
NO h'i"- WILSON, psrs Peihsg Vinegar
100 bags Shot, To
yrT win spces OF various kis saap OH. s.reb
Chewing Tobacco. Stone War, Land. Raw Cos,ou &C AZ
we asa an eianinatoa nj easpar,.sa Of QUALIFY
~ ''tu 'H't We eau onsf great iniueesest
JONES wINyTOS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
Pine FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON

WE sah-enh-r, having opened Grocery al No r.. Nh,
1u%t m-' below The Exchange HAM, and .Lsss
Mr. hcoi upl-trrr aud Paprrhang.r rrsp-ety .Ieu. ,
patronage ~ the ritnTns OF the xInuy A. ~.
tends Keeping sany hand choice Al. v.,v
finest articles his n- and having purchased G ,,a<i M, cash
at the loves; VIII civ, 40
par, Of the following sdisle=:
Wines, OF di.rrrent yareliss
q trz Jugs of Schedatn GIN
Teas quality
IisuirE, Java hahilh Coffee
foua Rico aud N. a. sugar
saIdines, whale aud half boxes; Anehsy,es
fiekird iSot-ters, Pickles assorted
LONDON Mushroom Caisups
Walnut aud Tomato do.
Olives, French; Capors
Preserved Ginger. can sell very low
Maeironi, SsraesIi: Olive Oh. Starch
lapnItsd hoIogna Sausages
sakI1orc dried Beef Hams. Table Salt
Together with vacy articles too numr,ou. ,
Mention. Por sale a q ~ nICxsrS.S ="
ju3o ~. 49,.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
leuDN lffit-lsHasffv>t. ASD rEVMNNENT CUKE
OF AL pIs.Ast.s AHlslNs. FROM AN IN.
4 I Il 6sE sfxfE Or i}iE Bioop: or HABIT

UT IHts ohSicus va
essesiA King. svi khcu.aun oe.un>.. ssep
fusiaes os e fses nsosehe~ nh cesone 80
EysA Hin. wosn Tesef ec.h ness ~ sls
the Boass ssd Joins saabborn ocrr~ syrs
LnmhAgo. AMI hsca-ss assisg hon an - "
hsseory Ase.esos Drop-y, kaps>asr =. ps !. 80. -.
ah". cAsone coa.lauuon>i p~'sas"~'sN 's-''s " ~ "
paIaiion IL, ID. ~. - - 49, "a
msm ersa h 10 .sT.,, .s,,.i \, NM. h,
Mhsr WI ss .peny anu ',s - $1,000. I'M re-
- - - -. 49, .,,,ul.,,on ..S
.s ,n..h ~. -. -. ss;.s,- - ,vrou. t N. 4.
ro.nl s,.,.s - ,a-s ~. ,.... 4. =. -, .L,as hr all
..,. 49, m. .,.... -. s-.I - 80, ,hr s.ns,bl,
s.,,,,on on m, ffo. NJ e.,.,,,, mower.
Tn. eu,, N -.t wee p,y by IN, posors
p,e,p- ,iu n. rr.J ~,h ,n,,r., nv all ml,ty az
n,eirJ. ID I .'T-T"T7
f.. B.lu.o.s Inn, ~ istS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
PHILIP M; TAB !l Is. 4 SON SON,

os. corner tss cross s's. of
a 1rENp TO TiIE coiLncrIoH or CLAIMS Of every
description: Rsnunx receiving rnts and sehas .i
psupet,y In town adjacent country Hiring out Nesroe e
- go ' " - 49, ' sa3i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

G. ASTON, wholc.ae Hat Manufacturer No - lbsry
n Newark n. 1.-The subscriber directs attention
Southern Merchants his celebrated establish
where hc msnuacmres with unrivaled Nuia
lie will msk object his aeto
Bru.h Cas,meTe and Sporting Hats Also
Boys AMI ehreH Fancy and pain ats OF all description.
n.y. shouh th' call upon.
Newark y. J. IS. lstS. On
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Ne. 20, main Hsrces,
fCORNBR 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
Ia SPENCE Agent has store received by .-, .,,.
lie vas general ..rortmeni land AZ
cio,hnx .aab ps--.s. ses.sa Of n. No. ,.,
of pattern and cut In eousissinr af-
French biAek Dress and froek
Do do Doe Skin CASHMERE Panas
IN. Fsncy do
Rack sih and saiin vests
Fancy do do
wht~ hsr--iI~s do
Busn~s. Coats single minei cashmere.
A-o hapssome variety o Fancy As,e-. surh A..
Biack aud Fancy sapn and Scarf. and Cmys,s
Giovr-, ki, sik AMI ihrad
shir-, Collars and Bosoaas
suspend-rs socks &C.
BE D. fels much condolences assuring b,s olI euo
m-r. AMI others dsposed him with can liz, h.
will be found reasonable EQUALITY
as OF anye .tab t.hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
NATIONAL HOTEI.

No. > COURT. IND STREET. " T.
TINE subscribers respectfully inform the public.
u that they prepared who n
them with call the National Hotel THIS Housr being but
recently built and furnished Furniture through
will be founi comfortable OF the traveller
visiting New Nor, 'y either business pleasure Nothing
shall be len undo part render the patrons the Nation
comfortable cv-y Our House but few doors
Broadway: those quiet viii had sufficiently
tired relieve the
thnroughlsTr. CIiAS. WNCkOfF q GO
New ter ss22-lms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

IL ENr, KENDALL Il ATwATgR Importers nj wa IIesaIc
IN Dealers in Foroga and Dlme't Dry Goods ~ Main S,rce
by the ships Virginia sud llak1way from ii
yoo direct and The thps Queen n the West and Waterloo
from 'tcoo and Meta from Bremen, New York, their en-
TIRE importation Of Bsh French and
fHn Tsds-eons sting ofan unuay aod waited
selected with great expressly for the trade o Virginia s
kof:h Caroina.
AMI - New no.Ion they are
vug arIe sock Of American Manu tutrd Goods pc
isms.
They sI., constantly gu aud h supply or the various
sbI-of Nq,n saBufae 90 Gooio they
ui respectfully aurnion ~ County pI-ds
inE b.rnscssr 10 ~ t gods at least az low as tIry e,o he
p"T hi.sd IN any ofhe Northern Nik'tI 81 b,
NJ ERiNos Alebas Cashnp 4, Coss and 6ns Reps, ar.
I'VE ~ rcd very low by ell D. u. LONDON.
ICoRCESO tac' Calabra Lisorec, Bane-p' Lran land
- log h"H 'ehf Iynehbug' and Tor ,ae W
gIA'A GNa--ss bo'r' lof, ~. @ l,ni md fpr -ae
4's y T. JOHNSTON Druggist
ED|Srs-A yer hre as onm'"t fo'-ale O.,
LNOR RENT-A large and comfortable Room,
. over our sorc. wARREN PARIss.
&c No " Main street
r;snes o"iieocs aud o"shn,cfe .inRhans.
lIrf 10 hann beauiot an above rosit-fpr BY
- ~H HAwEs. VAN DEuRsEN WARD
GIrnYigLD l'og Heund BaS1a,--asOp No snitl,
' ha'on ~ No MI lhHins W., d'y from r Isl.mea
shu' 'M"'|'Y SIC biaSElL 4 hecANbLIsH
fNEOu.D AND CALCINED rLAsTRH from the "I.uhec"
~ Nn. epaan'y Gof sale prices and he qu,f war
nnedb t'r Is DAvgSroEr, ALLEN = 60
Imported CiRars.
ItE subseiisf - frofa shgsnt M "
inpoitrd cEaf, ~ rsm,r, UEnss raBtin'hs H.fana.
WASH sion Ho'ul sud mpgi Other choke buWls0 which he
nv'ies The attention u o-s full ofa ch hshy youed aiele
- " y JOHNSTON. DfnFgsL
SMoKING rOBACCO The eecbfst Sinking TO' acco
- ilm nTst re
hlsa Dut b ksni Tpb.
Lorrhsnt- tfd His Neve0'nbs o.. For alb ~
sI7 y. JOHNSTON. Drusght
t0toV YAHNsCo-sfau, supp's q Co'l'R Yans, hpp 90
~ 'unon' f~ctsy,1p w ale ,, -
~I DAYENrORf ALLEN \ CO
a, iy.c,,,,, ,,,,. se. To. e.,,,,,,.
- ~ The approved Styles, iof sals ~ ~
~ nsWed VAN DEIfRanN WAgD
\ W. GEg5E FsAyAgas,-i5o BaF. TOO ~
IL sets GORDON n SKINNER.
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD

RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CHANGE oT HOURS
-ONand aites Saturday ,hs Nd August inst
urrfS4 MAIL TRAIN.
Lescss neAAacsd AAiys "a. Pm.
Leave. feterseurs daily ata A..
Fl. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM, 80 r#
Leaves Rsehasond daily (exeept suodayv) ~ = n H.
/. Leaves fescrsssry daly tezssp, esssaysl1 60
riiEo q. GARNErr.
aug sspnt z. q 2. r.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
an and an.s TO-DAY leaving Cor ,he North and
" we-t viii be o'r,cek. A. N.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Nal 7Ns.. Jsr Hrisralsssrr.
Leaves daily An
Arrives daily M r. NJ.
Mad TSssr for ciarisihsra, Sas.s-, as4 Ly.aAssrx
Leaves daily SAN.
Arrives daily at M r.. NJ
Pare IN BALTIMORE. sS 90
Do Wellington, %
Do Fredericksburg, 90
Do Charsott.svie, 90
DO Stanntoa 90
po LynohburH 90
Tuos SHARP.
aas Superintendent or Ttansr-''ist'on
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COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
And Rnrr MiII Sinnr NnnulncIarN.

NO . TIH4Hf fIF't- VIZ I"FH
A i this Foundry, which has been established
IA years and formerly under the Mr.
Mcqueen be had all kinds 81 Eagi5s BeIs,
N Iroa sd Bras tassgs HrsgAt hVH Hsrks and SrcEs
.ycrv description Also kiad of Mill Gearing suitable
10 any Kind VI H.us, to order and on hand
New York, sept. - 35-Sm'
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arr tbe Only Pills In enissnee eo.taiauG uar,p.r An ,A~
~etc ,hc n.s, ever lsiIsdaesd ~ Ma $3.50. =
n1r BEWARE or SPURIOUS PiLIG ,r.,..-. = MI
-Biood rnis" "Psrs1ins rn>- "ssrspsria. rr sss
attempted 10 be pAned 10 the psAe % ~ n
dy's only true and sesune ssrs.pAulA HOOD p, .l,
other. than pr ls,dy ios they ,As v.~. ,.,
combined in Pi- whsk~s se.sr, p.,,n ~ \,
blood and hsis Of the sody ressirias as
usual eoar-e of hviaG or ar nom slpasa-asA ~ ~
ID Win equal s.fey n an une by you.s ard Ga "a. ~. n
male.
in addition To than eve huurcd certificates havus be-,
hssrioosc pue-he th~ inersasiHs asd r..pd ..
j. 49, EUsrACE q SON
to--u Mn w..s -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

ALLY Tho snsels psspss.sss sss ~
r~ai Nusssoas vrr-o~s th-y have drovei sse b
m osn botin n Than Tires VI othes. Tbs
NY seessnsed zoo, ~ Lrid,
p~s.tes AAn any eshrn ard h.aasfns ssvsssos
secs twice - much n coataissd bo<s othsf
so a. tbs ans psieel LIE, The public remember hiss. No
boa@t but rca Tact =
d. Lsdy win 10 sin 0hsr AMI pr-ps,i
'ne most eeAelous see psslucd ward
rsress and oeeasosAny In ths Dr. Lsb,s sarsapsr. en-
cs. ~ as.ss n the hver sAs Ard boses uiees.os of
sosh Throat ssss Asa bay; sesIo.- iseir
rour serol. ery-peia. syphllc sseiions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02
w EIsIGERs RESIOREK OF IEAI.Tu

for the enic ~ Dyspcpls. Chrome Thtal sai dass
ARISING front disorder Of III ,toa- ani se ch Head
ache Hs1t5urn thinlency, Cnnsij iinu. &c.
Ee gru c.ebry which ihiA dieiDc has obtained ~ is
uhTsalgainng " etc icenn NJ county e. Il has been
in'fn'eed. 'n The within
Tho MT tw' est bgr, bcyoLds Iubt superior efficacy
In rabaHy d., cpsa md ChTone rhfaa
oohlpi dc eses In ,ascs. the r. ill
immediate frt and raesh ,cry goat 81
NV dajs bot rnnn b. Hsnaby eNp cri diseases u
ding MT ~" az ~ Ct willie ~, dse'd SHIRT
per "i yo 'm ~ c'lc ry f-s aeaty acquired,
hnd man pr ~ si tcfp n much Tie
ncn' while herr rtlt siarr bnuc o. lod them mincd gis
nad pefHnH' lief " i 0sbie fr Ihyscan Cbgn any
inE like eorci ida Of the quantity ~ nrdne ~
hdstoneit TO- nst permanent IN Lhr5, " lutus
Hages ~ dels therefore the qualify ulisi h. al
propoftiotnie is requiring only Jotc Whist
oilsfs maY iegu.re ~ o oghL for fn'e ~
ALEX. DUVAL 4 90,
~ ~ ~ Ma stfest
lDLAsrgRsO superior blue Pilates. hndinr 10 dsy
y from schr F.of nei Mar, and fcr g.e "
RANKIN A. WHIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-27

JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC RThis late discovery
ul DR. Jayne, awakeBs The prois,s Of The rress in all
paris of Ia country. The fact is, The more the arri
Gle become known. The less peace has the Doclor
a Continual stream ui bald heads keep pouring into
his establishment Who so TO bed NJ night. dream
oi long aud Rowing locks. and awake in The morn.
ing. aud fmd The vision realized. We saw a be-
wiiching dumsel a few days since, The curl al
whose aIhuin locks attracted our attention. and for
some lime we did no, recognise an old friend -
Bless US. Maria said we, where did you raise
hat beautiful hair Thank you. sir. said the
%blushiug girl, You INST ask DR. Jayne The fact
-. lhni although The ID clor is verring into The
seer aud yellow leaf of lie. he understands how
10 please he ladies Puddle L,dger.
Tor suIe by J CRUMBACKER. Druggist, Main
Street. dec %