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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

TEVHE subscribers are opening extensive assort-
Il ment OF DRY GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS of almost every color and quality for Dress,
FrOck and Over Coats Cassimeres from 81 per yard to
the first quality in great varieties very superior plain
and fancy Silk Velvet plain black and fancy Satin
plain black and figured ChallIes. for Vests. Also. a
general supply of Silk, Lambs wool, Merno and Cotton
Hosiery Linen Shirts Shirt Bosoms and Collars, of the
latest styles fine Silk and Cambria pocket Handker-
chiefs plain and figured Scarfs and Cravats; Suspend
ers black and light Silk and Kid Cloves Satin and
Bombazine Stocks and Ties, &C.; with complete assor
of Tailors' trimmings, at wholesale and retail
Together with large lot of " "
Ready-made Clothes.
both of their and of Northern manufacture. -st
The above goods were bought for cash, with great
by one of the irm in New York, and will be sold
small advance the first cost for cash, to regu-
lar customers on short credit They intend to offer
such inducements, in quality and price, will make it
the interest~ofalI to purchase o. Call and see their
stock. ...r 10 81 t......s ..... .- e ..ii.f..
The reports of Fashions, embracing the latest Eu-
ropean and American styles, received monthly ~ 2 q
Their grateful rendered to their
friends and patrons for past avors. and continuance is
respectfully and most earnestly requested.
SMITH s. BIGGS.
Raleigh, oct.s, 1915. ''-' 57O-st. =
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.lunenilitu The editor of a Vermont paps

Jurenility, The editor of a Vermont paper
has been much amused atwhat he terms the Ju-
venstity of little boy ofhis acquaintance he was
about going to bed, and was kneeling at his moth
ers feet, with his hands clasped between hers, as
she recitedto him the Lords Prayer, which he
repeated after her" Our father which art in hea-
-" Our father which art IN heaven Hal
lowed bethy name"- --H Halowed be thy name -
g Give us this day our daily bread"--H Give us
this day our daily--Ol mamma, lets ask Tor
cakesp
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s= The undersigned will attend
GT regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Granville, Franklin, Johnston and Nash, and
the Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax. AL busi
ness entrusted to his will be promptly attended
.-aa s-aH = .- tsa HENRY w. MILLER. N
Raleigh, N. C. Sept. 9th, 1s45 feF., u. 567-tf.
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A singular celebration took place on the 9th
inst, at North Coventry, Connecticut The
church in that town celebrated by religious OBJ.
servances the one hundreth anniversary of its es-
tablishment, and the Divine blessing on the occa-
sion was invoked by the venerable DR.. Mott, OF
Franklin, now in the nimety-seeond year of, bis
age, and the sirtyytlh of his ministry. After the
religious ceremonies were over, the company din.
ed together AT the Academy, and at the head OF
one Of the tables, the reverend and venerable pat
riarch was placed, furnished with pewter plat
ter, once belonging to the. Rev, Samson Occum,
the celebrated Indian preacher, and with a nap,
kin made one hundred and fifty yelrs ago by a
lady of Boston, who has been dead more than a
century. Much of the table furnituresvas of pew
ter, such as the ancestors Of those present used,
and cake was served made from receipt centu-
ry ago, !" bean porridge," a favofite dish ofolden
time, not being forgotten After dinner, the com.
pany adjourned Gd diem--that is, vote was pass
ed adjourning the meeting TO the 9th day of Oe-
tober, 1915. eot'r sol sfd Nat InteIIigeneer. :.
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4 An EzcelLent Sentiment Z Frederika Bremen,
the talented Swedish authoress, remarks: We
should not preach SO much to people, we should
give them an interest in life, something 10 love,
something to live for; we should if possible,
make them happy, or put them in way to hap
piness-then they would unqucstionably become
good"
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AmeedOtc. Judge Dooly, of Georgia, was re-
markable for wit as well as for other talents At
one place where he attended Court, he was not
well pleased with his entertainment at the tavern
On the first day of the Court Hog under the
name of a pig-had been cooked whole and laid
on the table No person attacked it. It was
brough the next day, and the next, and treated
with the same respect; and it was on the table on
the day on which the Court adjourned. Asthe
party finished their dinner, Judge Dooly, rose
from the table and in solemn manner addressed
the Clerk, 'Mr. Clerk" said he dismiss that
hog upon his recognisance until the first day of
next Court, He has attended so very. faithfully
during the present term, that don't think j. ne
cessary to take any security" ssr. aat So
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The Springfield Republican says the following
is an eptaph on grave stone in the burial ground
at Braule5oro,' Vt:o star a.l..E.ssqaa sac
es."" here lies cut down like unriPe fruit, i a.;
Jemima, wife of Thomas Forte !,'
Here is another, which we find in an old scrip.
book1gsi 91if h8s91q27sstl ~ bssqdsifA st1 T97s
s'' Here buriedlies Mr.. John Aurealar g. SOS q
In all Gods ways walked perpendicular"
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Twentv Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, at Woodsdale. on the
III oath of September !as ayell"w Negro Man by the
name of BIRD about thirty forty years DID, about
five feet nine ten inches hgh straight black hair quick
SPOKEN and is first smith. Also his FIELDS,
oerabe smith about seventeen years DID, rather short
er stature, and stammers very bad in talking. The
above reward will be paid for the apprehension and
fnemert of said Negroes in any Jail in this state.
49, - HUGH WOODS, SENR.
October 29' 5z3-SW.
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Bank. of Cape Fear, !
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.

o. L. BURCH S co.
HHAVE received their Fall supply of BOOTS and
I'll SHOES-which embraces every thing usually
kept in Shoe Store. ..... s.
Do water Proof, which we had made to order. .-
GentIemen's finest Boots and Shoes of our own make
kept constantly hand, and made to order when re-
quired. ~ .- 50 Ha. ~.
CraWfOrd's Best Philadelphia Calf
Skins for sale.
a- Two or three irsI rate Boot and Shoe makers will
find employment by early application-no others need
apply. .-..-. ......... -
Raleigh, October 29th, 1915 573-tE
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RICHARDSON SEQ,
DESIRABAE GOODs.

TNHE subscriber has Just received his supply of Fall
il and Winter GOODS, and solicits call from Gus
toners generally. Also. Groceries. among which may
be found superior Syrup, Moses Coffee ana superior
- ,;}f.1 = Is8br b ) T. H. SNOW; q.
October 22d, 1s45. ...--.,..... .f .-, o72.
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Pharaoh or Faro John -hopefuI- bad been
to New Orleans 70 sell goods for his father some;
where up the river. Now il 80 happened that John,
being what is called g hopeful which means a
lad of whom sort ofhope can reasonably been.
tertained-had been. much amused in New Or.
leans; and to be amused she was, is thingthati
costs money. The Paternal cash suffered ornein
the course of the operation. 2q 9 = at,n = z12A,
'John,' says the father notes falling due and pay.
ments coming round, Il wish you'd settle up,
Where's that money 2 ed. S~ s,ra5 50,
Safe, father-very.' ,.fiab lss
5sGood boy-but safe wherep :. H -sa9e
In bank, Eather-safe in bank lr 4sElg
8 Good again-but what's the name of the
bank p sisesls spt lAst. 3 9~7b =
Name oh, yes-I remember now-47tile mon
ey is in tha: New Orleans bank with the Scriptarea
name 10 it. q,s,ll - il,,
"A bank with scripture name to j! I Il neYi,,
er heard of such a rhing-what bank--what
name256.s. altgeesi noaaoa aeI 10 aa.,ibaoo
1t was the Faro Bank, father Isn't Pilaroahe
a Scripture namef - SOC ]snH sss .s5-s 1fsti tn
John had been in the hands of Egyptians.
Ft'o'+ ''9i- NcdpS Saturday GGZ
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need Paints Sand Paper Window Glass and other artl
cles in my line, will find some advantage by giving me
a call.
have received recently large supply of the above
articles and will sell them very low for cash, or on the
usual terms to puActual customers
P. F. PESCUD.
October 29th, 1915. 573
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Tamarfnds.
INVALIDS.

II HAVE received by recent arrivals, the following
IL highly approved preparations. viz:
Peters Pills,
Beckwiih's do. s-. 81 -i5s:.1if- sli. t..- .-fo'
Jayne's Expectorant,
Kolmstock's Vermifuge, .t. - IS fttf~-
McMunn's Elex of Opium, .-..- ~.
Bernard's Cholera Medicine,
Peases Hoarhound Candy, ... El -s
Barthoiomew's Cough Syrup, ---- -
Bulls Fluid Ext. Sarsaparlla,
Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, s. - -Ess
And many other valuable Medicines, all of which are
warranted genuine. P. F. PESCUD.
October 27th, 1915. l... ..-.-r. j., zils 573.
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sc VOLUME XII.--NUMBER STAT r.
TERMS-SS PER A MN q 1E, =
.,2r. pAYARLE IN 4nH a NC III M t


Very affecting erent The youngea daugtaeF
of Moses g. Belden, Of CASTLE, n. Y, a child 6f
six years, was burned to death on Tuesday, The
2Sd ut 1t was the last day of the village. school.
This little girl was one Of the large number Of
happy school children whose doting parents bad
that morning been grat6ed TO fit oul iorthe inefs
esting OCCASION Andswho could have dreamed
that anything would harm anyone ofathut ,jovoiis
group of innocent children q was a rainy and
chilly September day Some Of ldhe boys had in
the early part Of the day buk fire in The yard
back Of the school honse and but two or three rods
distant The teacher discovered it, and ordered It
put out 1t was extngpished as was believed But
it again revived from remaining Goals or whs res
kindled Just before hoon this little girl and sevs
eraf of her mates went out They went to the
fire. Her clothing caught and was einstG6tlyoiR
flames. She ran into the school room in a blaze
Distracted With pain, she immediately ran into he
street before any one could lay hold Of her or give
any assistance. She continued 10 run away from
help and was not overtnkcn until her clothes vera
nearlyall consumed, and the>work of death was
done. The SC creams of the little sufferer were
heart-rending but she shortly become inseRsible,
and her spirit returned 10 God who gave it. O. s12sr
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african Candor. g Did you attend, church.
today, charged you9% Inquired an Cd 81 plant plant
g Sartin, massa,' p was Guido reply; "an'aw
twomighty big stories datpreacher did tell" -
"Hush, Guido, you mustn't talk that way-what
stories are they 7''gf a sA..' 1'.i a'olf q Z.
/" Why, he tel. the people no man can serve
two massas- now, dis is de fuss story, capse you
see old Cudjo serves you, my ole, massa, an alsOl
young massa John Den de- preacher says The
will lub1 de one and hate. de- other-zwhiIe, sGe
Lord knows hate gOU 6o6E''s1a s5etisDaoo 9 q
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salad Oil.
MHRfard.

A FRESH article of very superior Mustard, just
-''N ~ P. F. PEsCUD
October 29th, 1915. 57s-
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Scarcity of Walters One Of the, best things
we have stumbled upon lately is the following
g A gentlemen dining at fashionable hotel
where servants were few and far between dispatch
ed lad among them for a cut of beef After a
very long time the lad returned and placed the beef
before the faint and hungry gentleman"
Are you," said the gentleman, " The lad who
took away my plate for this beef7''
Yes, sir" ''a ai 1t.t# s'.F's9'st. .a' efha
Bless mel resumed the hungry vii, 's10ad yo,t
harc groom since" IS, q 80.
Pretty Good A correspondent OF the Inde-,
pendent Monitor, (Tuscaloosa,) who lately visited
Washington City, objects to the nudity ofdhe In-a
dian girl in Persico's group representing theIIahd
ing Of Columbus. d. - hEg
This reminds US, says the State Journal and
Flag: of the old maid who, after reading the ac-
count of the gallant rescue or Miss OnsIow from
the wreck of the Pulaski, by Mr. Ridge, to
whom she was afterwards married, and brought
a fortune of 100000, remarked that Miss Onslaw
might be very pretty and greatiheiress but for
her own part she had rather be drowned any time
than be saved by sitting alone on piece of tho
wreck, with young man, in her night 9gos6n! .
Very much like the Monitors critic was the
bashfuI young man who lately took some ladies' 10
see Powers beautiful statue of our first mother.
Seeing her Standing before them as large as lifel
and taosee natural, he blushed Immediately, and,
turning to the ladies, said hastily Ys 1di rsiu
We've called 10 early. She's not dressed yet
Let's Eueaeuate." s3 ~ SaiA1..a tei .
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Affecting Incident "A little girl. the only
and we'll beloved child of her parents, who are re:
sidents of Brooklin, Long Island, died few weeks
since, and was inferred in the private family bu1
rying ground, A large Newfoundland dog, the
private companion and playmate the child was
frequently missing from the house after the funcr!
al. When seen, he was observed to be crest fall
len and dropping, he refused his food, moped and
lost flesh day BY day. These circumstances ex-
cited curiosity; the animal was watched and follow
ed in his stealthy excursions, and itrat engthaps
friend and playmate deposited tied At each visit s soma
of the chid's play-things obtained secretly from
the house, on the grassy mound dhat covered her.
remains in the vain hope of alluring hor to- his
side again. and then lay down, passed hour after
hour, moaning and whining pheously. His mas.
ter was obliged finally TO chain up The animal, to
put an end to his melancholy vigiIs. the continu-
anee ofwhich would have cost the faithful mourner
his existence 1..sea hjlssas ysaf at} 80 efnrss3
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in DR.. Lords church, yesterday afternoon 8 2.as
egz 1ss@e = q ~ - : Bufaio Pilss.. 2
IN the days Of the primitive Christians, the
churches ofthe Lord were free to all seeking saliva
ton When He, who spoke as never man spoke.
and poor, were all made wecome without mon
ey and without price tTif1les7 7afrt now asthey
used To pas ,g a1e IZ19kr0sk free Pes no
a Good En. Why is a afifer alta recruiting
rendezvous like the wind 5qZ9 3sl Il a5Fa 3 si7a
Because he bIoveM where he HstetA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

A CArrTAL Doc STJRy-MT Edwin Barnes OF Berlin
IT.. furnishes the Hartford Times the following very
excellent story illustrating the wonderful sagacy and
Of dogs. This story goes lT show that the
dog is q rational being Mr.. Barnes gays:
'Some years ago my father had large dog that he had
learned send from the field the house for anything he
migbf IL happened one day that he at WORK
about q half q mile from home and wanted an axe; he
told Caro- (he Of the dog home and the
fhe dog started Of and after being considerable
lime snehkng back but without the My father
bid him go back get the The dog the second
lime, and after being gone long before, returned
brnging heavy beetle My father now became salts
fled that the dog could find the axe, and went himself
and found il sticking firmly large log, and the hcive
from end other, by the faithful animal
trying ercae il from the log aud being unable he
had taken the beetle q substitue"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

w be seen by this statement. ha, the cotton crop OF
this year exceeds that last year by about 100000 bales
The falling IF in tho price, however will reduce the as-
erecraie value Of the crop about 100000 Of dollars
Whatever advantage this country may derive from the rise
in bread stuff. in England will be counterbaanced by
the deficiency in the value of the cotton.
Boston Trapeller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

INHE National Magazine d Industrial Record
- Edited by RypwoSs FI-BsE Publ Monthly per
annum. ,on'ents 6fIhe OctnGyt number:
l. Comtnefee since the Peace Of Rs sick.
H. Remarks on the Fm' sions Of CoionIil Currency.
III Remarks on Eiupation and Public sshools
w Prussian System Of Education,
" Coal Fields Of Allegheny, Maryland.
VI Steam and Water Motive Powers.
VII Rio Janciro and the ada country.
VIII PATRON. New Jersey, iy j. Tmyers R,q
TX Chicago Illinois by d. ID. Grswoh, Esq.
X Our Trade with For. ign Nations.
XII Commerce OF tbs un,,l American Ma
XII Iron rads of GsaI Iran; American E.,iiu.e Glance at
The Old We "a, &C.
Sub cTf tons psTmil r. .eyed by
&C 2l-6Gc2w ROMANS ELLIS Qo5 Broadwav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01
SANDS ULRSAPARILLA,
FoR the REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
THE SxSTEA VIZ,

W ihE SfSTEM. VIZ; ....
se'Sa; OF nsss s nnsun.ts~ os.sisAs Cs.s h,up
I've. R,rr Worm ar T,,,s, 30 n. "a rs, III 20 y
-. .ns 49," " - osse eshucanest anu rsn "
sn s'n Ssooosn oSsfS ,raie symp'ons rsAu,
,ss ..- ~ 49, "s "o' an 'vsie'oe, We W
Az, sy s op.,' ,,s ., 'mpraenss In 's-
,.,.,,on " " ''~'''" W 'h'' ."
their orro In an impure stat. Of IN. s,o ,a
au- generally Win be ,p,sy and NV h,.
s,, rs,n. ~ ~, o,.s.o. rsn,y 80 ~ ~" ~,
,, an. s,a. ~ s-ssc ny ,nr,,n, int ,h. ,,,, ~
rin, through the renrr, system wherr oe,trueon. A., n.
so,,b ccrr,cs % the, sr a. n p.s.c. .ons The M.
,sr ssas sss. Inc e.,.p, nil Sr,, .sd NOV me- %s
oUrr.,,on OF the sa~apara from IL. curative po~er.
,pv.u.sc medicine win be read Viii, Iusrr,, nv n. ...,y AZ
a,e,rd
B.Luso.u Jun. TO- Is<t
Ne..r. s.Sp.-Gen Mo.s ehcerfiy 90 ADD 20 the nu,psr
on. r.sm,ni,l. OF YOU life pr-crvauy, s.nnpsr. "a. Al
tackled in the year . seroiou Affection on my upper
hp continuing dtakins my surrounding
part. until p,s conveying tear. fton the eve. TO the
also affected nv ~ sing discharge very and
my teeth beeac hat 1, would NOT have been hand ..h
pun jcrt-sueh my feelings
f.rnr. Al this tim, - rendered prrfee,ly n,,.-r.I con
Physic.sns city, with u benefit Evsry
thing proved IL no service aud a.
last rreomnead, change q but hhs
needles did NO good the disease eoetnncd gradually 10
until ~hoic body affected hut thanks humanity. my
Physician recommended your preparation Of sar.apan
eued from your agent IN h CITY, Dr IA. A. Reed boltes AMI
Than three months
Your sarsparla alone effected the and with dcss
NE may no ens.s snhef but U.S. The right edeae AMI
be Zee from disease with feelings OF and raud-
your friend DANIEL. MeCoNNikAN.
Any que se'iron. TO Know M Their particulars viii nnd me .,
residence In Front street. where viii aHod pleasure
manieaie any Thing IN reiauonto this cure
DANIEL heCoNNkAN
Personally Appeared before
nhan and made foregoing
ment JOHN ciouD,
Justice OF the Peace Of the Ciy OF B.,ia.ore.
The following interesting
nni attention Of al .,~ii.'iy sni'eied
.p.ak ~ hes saw tina, I'M. Medcn, m MARI
sssu,l the cure OF chronic lheu%.m ,h.n
ave yea repeated attacks Of in
nammaiO rheumatism have recently Sands Gar.
has been foe appetite In sooi and nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

In regard the usenors II ssAelng sIu.e over
others would state that 'd'eii' otter sharr Rolers
Cos Of this we have the doubt In regard 10
hasons the result n our trslvas snpc-
Wint- CONJUNCTION to recommend a.i think will is long.r
and - less liable % get out NJ repair ohsr. These
sons and the whole operated hide better
Than Masons nGueed preference AMI 4c have ac
eordnzy ordered 10 plrs 10000 spindes g,
J, s. BuRLElGH. Area, q. pco.
BrrfrEyrrs Sept. T. 1916.
our se OPERATING Nue. orer- eu'ire at.eian pro
d1rng NJ superior quay ant 1rsruy ov,r
hundred. about ys1rs they vyar, put In
ton and DO ~ hb's MT NY Hgs brn detained l
A o wAsnRoa. A,ss,
NA.AYrvs, Jan. 49, 1915.
Mr. Richard siubrrg NJ MaiWawan Company bas rrt io
operation my ssabshusn, ,si Of smith. SER icrag Nue4
even Of tak spindle, ard one of gag 'pinas They s,o
practical men a. ne best of The hind IN lic couo'y.
JOSEPH RpEA.
Norusrowv, Pa, Jan. 10. 1876
NJ Frblnr from ihr Naucawan cougary Now YotE jp.
finished putting In operation fpr u Smiths A.frv
Wales Tor sp""n' 'wif md Grrr which agerae 70
GElar fALts Mus. ApnI %. 1915.
W.. b. LrosAEp, Esl.s
Dear sr-rhs Company 81 operation Of se Asurr
hulcs-shap Roberts Cos. Maunn'r smuIa ~. tao
ofmef for than and upward NJ on.
year last past ihave Kept o. product
is decided favor o. smrh's.
have M bssnton sying TIE Smith Mute wniura ~ ,,r,
pcrs Yosr.. rsspestflny
Ascent Grent Pals Nanufi eturrr o..
UWoN fsrfrEy, (yEAR BaLrAoEEJI
August 30. iS45.
Gentlemen Hus now tern in eter,ti,, r,,. },.
three months. and es'rry -aafsf With item T.v toye
groused Iikeirs per day duunr hl lave siysn u, s
or no trouble They make heucf an sannsss can
make Hand Muie. and qucnty waste has,
svcl times been neighbours to1w tho IN ,er,
ton butby Sharp Robcs ct Nsnc mi give your Nulss
The dtcd,d preference. Your, respectfully
W. P JENRs
~ Yarn ppm In me week ending i2u, Aug.. st5 NJ a..
Rocty Grn NH fnA' ~ Landing ~ YsisI pounis and IiG
80 ants No - yam ans spin.le per Gsy,f
d wottnF Ju ~ ~ ltt srpensr psf week eti 50 per
hundred hanks No. ~. 2 100
October D. Isfs sSm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01
WINDOWS CLsANsEp BY STEAM.

very simple method of cleaning windows is now COM
ing into general in England. The window is Grst
busted with bunch Of feathers busting brush, and
when the dust is hroushly removed place bowl OF boil
ins the base Of the Window the steam mme
diaey the glass whchis removed by wash eaih
er and finished oil with another quite clean and dry
The method time, prevents that cloudy appearance
left by whiting, and produces brilliant and durable
polish Than any Other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01
GORDON 4 SKINNER,

UUhDUN q DklNkEh,
No. Di Main street.
hFFER for sale
~ ~ fIhJs 81 CroiI Orleans nj Porto Rico Sugar
~ Brrss Loaf and IS Bbs Cliri6ed sugar
400 HAs- aiD Iasuira aud Java Coffee
TEA-i3 ChCss Gun Powder, ran prime
Chess Black, do do
Toa ~ 10 and ID Bores
500 siies good and damaged Sole Leather
loo do Russet Leafhsr
10 Saets sal, pan AshtCns brand
600 Lbs shpe Thread
so Kegs Du Points Powder
Chcer-in casks and boIcs
no Reams Tap and Letter PAPER
225 DO Wrapping PapeT
$50 Bags live gre'e Psithefs
iIulrs Ceniies and soap
~ Dozen Red Cord and Lines
$50 Grindstonss, Nova Scots
10 Bags PEPPER
10 Ginger
Tisrcss and bbls vincfm
Cotton VAN, Lamp Wick and Cotton Twins
Indigo. Alum, Nader COppsfas
- Kegs lure shors
rs Boxes Tin Plate
IRON rs Tons swede Engh Trdgar and Country Of al
American and Russ Iron
Rand Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs BrnEisTs shpaihine and Bolt
AXIS Pcnh,Ttary and Bans
sTEEf. MAYORS Csst and shser
American and Hnth.h BHstrIed
Rpnng Steel, from ~ 20 inchss wide
Wire Block Tin, speher Zinc se29
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

NLoihlNG, Bf Stl.lS MERCHANT, IN
Ri nnond Virginia ataouness 10 the eitEens OF Richmond
the country surrounding H. and the et OF
received ful supply of Fall Fni wnsr Clothing, comprising
variety as to be unsurpassed s essential qualities Of
rabGIty, style, and moderation price.
Having given lis personal attention To the selection Of as Eno
he "nhtsnty all who "a h
that they shall jus. dealt with and @f
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