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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
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A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utrcrl, hone
less have hrmN establishments superiority over every
! former medical discovery II has always been styled
"Naturcs own Prescription being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-tw0
trees that are thickly scattered wherever Diseases of the
lungs prevail We give Il few instances OF this ryrur.
| binary power, from catalogue almost without end.
lady (AddrGS, will be given at the New York Agency
who was given up by all OF her physicians to die OF
sumption, had hard tumour Tor months on the side
raised among large quantities Of matter sort of bony
substancG-lad taken no medicine for Two months being
past all hopc-enurcly cured by few bottles oths Bal
| sam in September and October SIl.
| Williams, Esq. Attorney &C.. New York cured o.
spasnodic asthma OF % years standing, certified to by
Recorder 'IaIlmadee ana Power D. D.
| Carman, NJ Y. city, who had not slept, lying down
for years bcng obliged to 81 ep in sitting POSTURE 81
iur cured rs to attend to his business in the most
my weather.
Thomas Bradee, Esq y. p. Jnmaica. l.. l., cured o
uslhuN Of 40 years standing.
Mrs Anna D. Hopkins, of Knowlcsyille, N.Y., entirely
cured over complaint aud genera debility Of eighteen
months standing
Jacob Holman NJ. D., Huntingdon, cured a child o
p SchroeJc, OF obstinate disease Of the lungs uler 1t
| had tried all the usual remedies in vain.
"Ihcre Is no Such taing rs ifH in the history Of this
wonderful BALSNM. Evidence the most convincing
evidence that no one cml fully establishes rh,
lct. For the sake Of breyity. we select the following
| from thousands.
Isaac Platt ESD, Editor of the Po'keepse Eagle, one
Of the most influential papers in the state ofNew York;
states under the authority ofhis own NAME that young
lady, relative Of his, of very delicate constitution. was
attacked in February, lSl2 with severe cold, which i'm.
medatcly produced splitting OF blood cough fever, and
other dangerous and alarming symptoms. Through med
cu treatment and care she partially recovered during
the summer. Bu the return orwntcr she was attack
ed more violently than ut lirs she bcrmc scarcely able
to walk, and troubled with cough, Chills and fever
every day, und appeared to be going rapidly with con
SUMPTION nl lhis time, when there was no SIN OF IN
| woycmcu, Mr. Plat procured bottle of WISTAR'S
! BAioSAMOF WILD CHERRY, which she took, and il
seemingly restored her. She got second, and before il
was hat taken, she was restored to perfect hcqltb
,N i,l hal VOID The
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
IRON , no s TINES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING IFfilE USER Is NOT
DEL IGlITED WITH m

DELIGHTED WITH IT.
article that every lmill must consider indspcrsi-
n bile when they know It's powefand value, and which
has heretofore been sold too h4h to reach all classes
has NOW b, reduced in price with view that rich aud
poor high and low, and in tact every human being may
enjoy its comforts; aud all vino get II snail ayc the prize
returned to them 4 they not Hcahl cd with il, use..--
We assert without the pos.ib, OF contradiction, that
nl burn, aud scal every external Sore old fresh, aud
all external puins and aches no matter wherc snail hc
reduced to comfort hy II in five Misunderstanding life imb
scar No buru can be fatal Crs is applied,unle>S the
ytu ARE destroyed by thracCient Ii Is truly magical
10 arpeormrr in It's effects. Enquire for 'Conncs Mag
iCu' Pain Extractor SiNe.' ut Cons och and Cos, Il
Courthnd Street, New York,
prjcc25 cents, or four times as much for 50 cents.
We assure YOU, on the responsibility of our characters,
that mpuhy tor human suffering induces least in
pWt, Our earnest solicitation that simple trial should
he made in any affection named below. We think it not
implUdrnI much to say that nothing like il or in
any degree so clectua has ever been discovered in dc
icnC
Yo0 viii please observe that is no sovereign remedy
for all Comp'rntS' but External application and viii
cure the follow ug--pumS SCudS, Frosted paris chill
buirS, rhatr or g3l chaps letter, pmpIc b0tch llon,
ulcer S1rln crySprlus, stubs cuts, ruises. strains
nnd o"ihHthe, humps. sore lruHl runroundS, WhOws,
piles, rHlwomn, >tlt Rhcum, Barbers Itch, weak sight,
c1huncr. eruption sore eyes and lids. sore lips, pune
lures hjlrs and warts fever pains pain in the back and
side, tender feet iulHmatOrN rumatism, tic dOOrruN,
ugUp in rr and breast fever old burn scars prcly
head it famed shin broken breast, nipples, rough
hnr hiscrcd surfaces, dressing for hliSles, white
swellngs roldm wounds cOrs, general sores small
poX marks
Though we have named numerous affections, expert
rnCe has taught lis that thcl are not loo many. II will
ne necessary 10 know that The article CulcI CnnneS is
the only one we can recommendation must caution AGAINST
some limitations which we have reason to blirye ARE otnu
use but injurious. We will present 1t the poor who
have triuul need Otit. and whom YOU send for it,
Remember it is CONNEL'S Magical Pam Extractor.
All country merchants requested to take il to their
towns commission the greatest blessing omankind
ever discovered IN medicine This is strong Muguaer
bat YOU may depend lis power will m justify it. Cali
mall In Att.l far tfpptf l. I,.v
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07

IANE just received aud for sale the most extensive
i Ancilul and elegant lot of
lP e, R r u nj e Il y
offered for sale in this State They have endeavored
supply their friends with articles of this kind which
have long been called tor but before found in this
market.
June s, lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
FRANKLIN'S MAXIMS.

The great American philosopher and
stateaman, Benjamin Franklin, drew up
the following list of moral virtues, to which
he paid constant and earnest attention, and
thereby made himself better and happier
man..
Eat not to fulness; drink not to elevation
Speak nothing but what may benefit
others or yourself; avoid trifing conversa.
ton.
Let all things have their own places; let
each part of your business have its time.
Resolve to perform whatever you ought;
perform without fail what you resolve.
Make no expense, but do good to others
| and yourself; that is waste nothing.
Lose no time; be alwaya employed in
something useful; cut off all unnecessary
action.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
MISCZLL.HNY.
From Codes Lady's Book.
INCIDENTS OF A CRUISE.
BY MRS. JULIET H. L. CAMPBELL.

BY MRS. JULIET II. l.. CAMPBELL.
There was loving group in Mrs. Lees
humble parlour, loving and sad. The
motiors face bore the trace of recent
tears, and the lip, now qnivering. now
compressed, testified to the struggle with
which she maintained her composure in
the presence of her children. Willie, the
eldest, lad Of fifteen, pressed close to her
side as though dreading the parting which
was al hand, while on.his knee he held his
little sister, whose prattle was hushed by
the prevailing sadness. Long and silent
they sat, while the shades of twilight deep
ened around them, and still the mother
unused upon her boy, who, on the morrow,
was to enter upon the great world and
mingle with its tumults. His innocence,
his inexperience, would expose him TO a
thousand snares, his situation ION board a
man. of-war) to a thousand dangers; at the
end of three years would he return to her
the same confGing, afiectionate, noble
hearted child, or would he bear the stain
upon his spirit which too often follows ia"
miliarity with the world and its vices;--
nay, would he return at all! He who had
been reared upon her bosom was now to
be cast thence, and with him the years of
anxiety, privation and toll so patiently
endured for his sake. Would God protect
the child of many prayres and grant that
the widows efforts would not be vain?
The silence grew oppressive to the lit
tie one, and dropping her head upon her
brothers. bosom, she sobbed bitterly.
"Why; Annie, little Annie." he said +,
"you must not weep; brother Willie will
come back again." and with tales of the
sea shells and bright birds brought from
afar, the child was comforted and amused.
"Willie," interposed Mrs. Lee, halfplay-
fully, half sadly, edo you remember the
son who inquired of his mother at parting
what gift he should bring her from other
lands?'
eyes, mamma; and she replied, "Bring
me back Yourself 30
alt is the first wish that would arise in
a mothers heart," resumed Mrs. Lee,
cand / would make the same request Of
you. Come back to me, my boy, with the
pure heart and unsullied honor with which
you leave me; and, oh, cling to and cher
sh the principles have implanted as you
would your own lfe;-they are your an
chor; and in all temptation think of my
parting Injunction and implore the bies-
sing of your God.
Ia converse such as this, the evening
passed rapidly away; the morning dawned,
the parting kiss and blessing were be-
slowed, and Willie Lee left the roof which
had sheltered his boyhood to battle with
the world.
The appearance of our little hero was
anything but heroic; his soft blue eyes,
delicate complexion and extreme youth,
indicated an effeminancy which was con-
frmed by his manner. Owing TO the loss
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
POETRY
THE MISSIONARY.

My heart goes with thee, dauntless man,
Freely as thou dost HE
To sojourn with some barbarous clan,
For them to toll or die.
Fondly our spirits to our own
Cling, nor to part allow;
Thine to some land forlorn has flown
We turn-and where art thou!
Thou climbst the vessels lofty side,
Numbers are gathering there;
The youthful warrior in his pride,
The merchant in his care;
Hearts which for knowledge track the sea,
Spirits which lightly move
Glad as the pillows and the breeze
And thou-the child of love.
A savage shore receives thy tread;
Companion thou hast none!
The wild boughs wave above thy head,
Yet still thou journeyest on;
Thrdding the tangled wildwood drear,
Piercing the mountains glen,
Till, YEARLY, thou drawest near
The haunts of lonely men.
Strange is thy aspect to their eyes,
Strange is thy foreign speech;
And wild and strong is their surprise
At marvels thou dost teach.
Thy strength alone is in thy words;
Yet armies could not bow
The spirit of those barbarous hordes
So readily as thou.
But oh! thy heart, thou home sick man.
With saddest thoughts runs DER,
Sitting, as fades the evening wan,
Silently at thy door.
Yet that poor hut upon the wild,
A stone beneath the tree,
And souls to heavens love reconciled--
These are enough for thee.
WIN. HowlTT.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
Farming TO Some purpose.

A farmer in Saratoga county, who keeps
twenty cows, has this season received for
butter $525; for 81 pigs fattened op butter
milk,$l73. Total S69s. He has besides
used milk and butter freely for large
family.-The labor has been performed
chiefly by females. The churning was
done by stout ram, and good enough for
him. Tbisl specimen ofth ample pros.
pe"ify OF our grazing interest, renovated
WITHIN three years by the modification OF
the British tariff. Befnrn THAI rnodifica
tion, cheese was drug, selling at one to
three cents pound, and tons of it rottine
in store, given to feed pigs, or thrown
away as waste dirt. Now, thousands of tons
of our cheese are exported to England, at
seven and eight cents pound. This turns
our farmers from butter to chees, and so
reduces the supply and increase the price
ofbutter.-The Saratoga farmer may thank
the wisdom of English legislation for three
hundred of the seven hundred dollars of his
earnings, and then be tariff mao and op i.
pose trade if he " ILL.,"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19

One Jesse Floyd advertises his wife
Nancy, as having left him without provo-
cation. He says, 81 am determined to pay
no debts of her contracting. She is tri-
fling, good othing jade, amy way you
can fix it," To this Nancy replies that
Jesse had "cleared the Kitchen" leaving
her his children to feed, without cent of
money. She says, made him a good
wife-but he is sour, illnatured, reel
footed, and handy legged scamp.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
The Eve Trees of Surry, England. sto o

The Eve Trees Of Surry, England, stood
in the days of Julius Caesar. There is an
apple tree in Hartford, Conn, 200 years
old. A fig tree in Palestine. 780 years
old. An Olive tree in Asia Minor, $50
years old. A live Oak in Louisiana 1000
years old. A Pine tree in Asia Minor
1890 year old. A Cedar on Mount Leba-
non 2l20 years old. A Chesuut on Mount
Etna Sicily 1900 years old. A Syc-
amore in the Bosphorous 4,GO0 years old.
There are no less than 900 different
species of roses, and 60 of pinks.
The cak will live 600 years.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
VOL. 1. NO. Ia.
Strange Origins.


An exchage paper under this title pub,
fishes the following.
"Moses was a shepherds; Noah vas a
farmer; Confucius a carpenter; Mahomet
an ass driveri Mehemet Ali barber; the
actual Emperor of Morocco, a picture
dealer; Bernadotte, surgen at the garri-
son Of Martinique, at the time Of the inva.
sion Of the English; Madame Bernadotte,
was washes woman of Paris; Napoleon,
who descended from an obscure Corsican
family, was only major when he espou-
sed josephine, daughter of Tobacco
merchant, creole of Martinique; Franklin
was a printer; President Boyer, q mulst-
to barber; President Tyler, militia cap
tain; Oliver Cromwell, a brewer; Presi.
dent Polk, a tavern keeper; the stepfather
of Isabella, Queen of Spain, the husband
of Christiana, and the brother inlaw Of
the King Of Naples, was waiter in cof.
fee,house; General Esparetero was slave
ofSt. Kit; the present President of Hsyti
vas also slave; Bolivar, an apothecary;
General Paax, a Cow driver; Nasco dc
Cana, sailor; Columbus, sailor; Louis
Philippe, a schoolmaster in Switzerland.
at Boston, and at Havana; Cathrrine,
Empress of Russia, a girl attached to
regiment; the present governor of Made.
ria, tailor; the Minister of Finances Of
Portugal, wine merchant.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
LAW ANDLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester IL. Mott,

TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT
IN LAW, and Commissioner to take the
acknowledgements of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsy ylvania, will hereafter practice in
the county of Wyandot, and the adjoining
Counties. He will also Faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus>
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments of wri>
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandott
eco, Ohio. [sept. 3, lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19

Doors VS.. FIsTs.-A faggotman carry
ing load, by accident brushed against a
doctor. The doctor was very angrey at
this, and was going TO hit him with his fs {
"Pray, don't use yoar precious hand, good
sir-kick me am welcome" The by
ISLANDERS asked what he meant. Says the
woodsman, "If be kicks me with his foot /
shall recover; but if once come under bis
hands, it is all over with me-,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
What Mobbins Costs.

The last Nauvoo Neigbbor says that
they the Mormons) intend making the
county OF Hancock "and State ofIllinois, 81
pay all the damages and expenses of the
late riots in that county. They estimate
the destruction of property at SIS 900, and
"cOst Of SheirfSs posse, and incidental ex.
penses at SOS 600 more"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19

"Y ou bachelors ought to be taxed. ."said
lady TO resolute evader Of the noose-
matrimonial. 81 perfectly agree with you.
ma'am," was the reply,''for baceIorisW
certi inly is luxury"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
Business Directory.

COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC
For.the year of our Ford.
ls45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
John Sell,

ATTORNEY At L.AW AND SOLIC.
ITOR IN CH.ANCERY,
Has located in Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
where he will hereafter practice, and al
so in the adjoining counties. He will also
faithfully and promptly attend to all busi-
ness entrusted to his care, both English
aud German, as he can speak both Lam
guages fuently.
September II, lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
Notice.
FIRE AND LIFE INsURANcE!,

FIKE AND life fNsUNANOE!!
DISKS taken daily on LIVES and
~ PROPERTY, on the most accom-.
modating terms, either on mutual or cash
plan, by the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance
company. Columbus.
Apply to
HIRAM FLACK, .4gen.
Upper Sandusky.
October 22d, Is45.-7-1y.t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19
II. McKeUy,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Cham
Gerry,
UPPER SANDUsKY, OHIO.
Office in the Land Office.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-19

JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder.
Office in the Court House, up stairs; where
he may at all times be found when not
necessarily absent.
August 29th, l645.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
STRA1TON'S OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Iet all the wofia tn-y can.
For selling Prizes sIEarros's the man,


For selling Prizes, sTE.rTos's the man.
Ticket Nos. II 56-saco
Do 20 81 ~, -Four tho prz-- il one Lottery .osd
n nS ;, :. =. 90 So So ipa'4Sy sr0.r,ov
Drawn Nos OF Ahrstdna Lottery Cas- ~ s.p, Ia,h
I'll 81 81 So ~ 81 10 &c 40 1s "a is
Ticket Nos 4s 80 49, Prize Of ss5c ID AMI laid
srRATrON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lot cry. rIra eel Sep, 10Th.
Ia 20 60 81 CD 20 ~ - . e. 81 65
Whole Tietei Nos ~ Of CO. pld by
TRNTIOS
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery Er. 222 Sept IL:
% - 40 So 65 Is 81 90 IS So ~ I3 81 10 So
Whole Ticket Nos. - - 40 prize OF Sl2O - moro
do 20 Sc G5, +" $50, small
90 Az d %, a LOO. ones
sold and paid by STRATTON
pRAELNG RECEpED EpERY D4Y .-r O'CLOCK
$1,000, lOOO
friday-Monongalia, Capitasi 5000 100 5-s SEQ
3cO, 90 OF zoo 60 drawn whol.s 81; haye, So
qrs. 25 cts.
$4,000 1000
saturdsy-AeIhntria "a ga Capitals $4,000 1000 I4i5
Of 1000 &c 7s Nos II drawn whoes s.; halves 50
Use.
$4,000, 10000!
For Monday mornns-AeH1ntria Is Capitals $50 600
lsOOo 5000. 5000, 1000 IS 1000, drawn
Wholes $40; halves 5: on
Look out for he Magnificent Scheme 10 he drau-,
ga SePtsns~-. capital $4,000! IS II prawn-
Tickets ony sso-sinrrs proportion. STATIONS the
place ioT PRIZES!
Buyers referred my Pr1e, which are ersrrrd
at the Otiee pr1pf done s.d ever,
~ Orders the above
Schemes and all inreues promptly L. and
drawing when reGcc,ted.
Please adifcs' orde, N. sTRArToN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL he sold on Friday the 26h OF the pre-
month, III. Jahs Parker d..
~ al The Hogs bold kteLe crc. sed
ASoa the s'o:s OF Manufactures Machines
'tEs OF ihr-shine ant Rapnz Ma-nnes Fsa Corn
sh-es straw Cut ard Hor- Power together S
ala - quantity OF sea'outd Timber Of ~
thy OF lron bn Ses AID Mails Machinery a.d To o.
ali kinc ess>ary N. which the mi d.
ceased was -ns's'd To wEch Mich Cow and
sev- HOrs.s nj Mis<
TERMS-t dol ars III over so don,r month. A,
.pr approved ninTs d ne. TABLE pap-r.
~. Ou-r ~ the Administrator
:. ISIS DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. 90 An-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19

DESIRABLE DIV ELLiNG HOUSE AND OTHER
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
10y virtue OF a deed OF trust from " ,ll,am b
~ Acb-T aud wiicio the uadsr bearing the Of
January 1913 AID admitted Count Of
huSnss for h Ci;y Richmond month
1E ffifay NJ Il h,r "a
four eE IN tn moon SIte auccn
the following properly Ta-tc he city
of Reh.E 7nf situate OF
'aaag SHY Eve feet font on street .eyenh
suee 40 e' g an alley j. feet rchs De ierg
ut known 'h' ~ the Of gieh uuh.r SIG
on which piec" parcel Of lind dwelling
tn date q said deed by William Ahsr
iotsiter with all hr hn privileges appu
'eaNne.s a. v they said by
~ W. Noneufe and
Also. undivided mo-,y Of IN the city II
bchmsnd suae eighth bev kno wn
IN - plan Of The - RhnoId by ami 7p
The sal-s vii BE- upon the following - much o
N" purchase money 70 be pail at tn w b, -
trust sni tn interest WATCH UNPAID pn
sad purchase sufheeti5
discharge The sad pyab e1pit on Of 20
om the date IN tn sstns
v IN tn" me be gayah he first day n
July and h-st ta o. Jauu au which dt
"a gwen ant tn inefest thereon OF on
The properly soil
at he TIM gph0tnci for the l weatA-r sbtu such
IN the opinion Of TIE us.ec u'sc improper
Will D. adjourned DAY day hour un, a.,
samh sban te completed.
CHARLES 2. MoNCURE
JAMES DUNLOP.
80 l6-i'ds CONWAY ROBINSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19

SiOO $50. $50. loo, so, 20. 60, 50. 10 aud 90
Whole Tickets SEQ halves quarter. g. eighth. o. so
c.ruheats VI Package u 2G Who'll Tickets, $500
do. do 9s Half A, ia
10 do on,,., 10
do E.n,h. A. IN
Orders Tor Tickets and In.
above Splendid Lottery the no prompt Arn,,on and
an account Of tho drawing AFTER is over
to al who order from Address 10
J. G GREGORY 4 co, Managers.
l-d&ceaw p,xn,.a.t -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Bile REAL ESTATE.

iLt ADLr IL ES 4 lie.
Rl virtue Of decree of the superior court of
~ Richmond Circuit promo Inc-i on the eh
day Of June, l-4' perdnr -i Beaze,
aga.st HHnpt'us ais SErl1s Hat ton Ct as
an Liegar &c Hamrtn shall A.
'ourr 'hsscta msd sc publ a. 4. IT..
hiehssi bsiier, thr premises THURSDAY ay OF
oetn.eT mex, a. Ocl rex the atera>ou t- OF
pare.l OF grosni ilrieS 7 nsLt
or Main street - Jams T. tcaste the
'u'h g. n J. ices the street an
back G-G1 - tcr.r ent on The
-'utn - 3" SAID Nam occur Ke-sy
Peafc- NsteLm Sars. ftou.Pg ,unr
back IS feet 10 an eleo'rg the Conveyed
JI e3. sni "uy I'D the cce fgs;Lgs Coat II
sad ~
BY virtue of the authority. we shall SELL
on FRIDAY, tie 24h dsy rex at onek in the AZ
efnoon Use Lois pave
Acams' Nsey ay nj ISM
street ono e eh fonts about hundred
AMI baes about lS0 ie which fran
at oct - feet each and one hunird
Gay Will sci subject TIE doNsr Of Nj, Ann
ilmI willow of I'sny Hanpoa whh has be-. duy
by nh Coat.
shIG Tie ohe' - such ~. to make IL On n.
o. the CON nnar Improper the safe viii be ad
loasn't ico1 dey 10 DAY 1t the conn
Terms ~ Sale -CaFh tard uon@y
and ;he balance equal months So
cured ~ re'"ihs approved tnI,rsers and ~ ;-
reained uril TIE whoe PAID am
directed BY IN" court PEACnN q. GRArTAS
SConf.
HERBERT \. CLAIBORNE \
IO-2awtds wull,w.s U,,,li Aust.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & co,

AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS, ID. PANE & CO..
RICHMOND, ~.
BIGGER 60 their through
the H. T. the following splendid GALAXY schemes dawn
during The month ant 1reaiy Al, svien
dad Lotteries for tie .O OF September 100000 Capital
u the $4,000 Of 10000 for Octltrr Ithrty
attention of Adventures aud ,,e sh1u chance
the fortunes which way path
Leads to BIGGER CO.'S Cfiee
The most Splendid scheme drawn i'm the
United States!
$4,000 10000, 10000, LOO Prizes Of s 900
Lsrosf No 5000,
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drawn