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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
From The n. J.. Conricr

The Editor of the Charleston Mercury is
really 80 noble a nulliiier that we are almost
willing to forget the utter heresy of his poli,iCs
in the manliness with which he meets the
paltrincss of some of his associates. There is
in the Mercury an elevation of bearing and a
lofty scon for the grovelling littleness of the
party grubs, which contrasts refrcshingly with
a large portion nj its compccrs, The twattling
old gentleman in charge of the official Journal
at Washington Is all the time at fever heat i'm
his worry over the feuds ,artong his own
friends. and the moment he smells symptoms
of classification among the followers of Polkcry.
he goes into iidgets. The Metropolitan cor
respondent of the Mercury Is a father plain
speaking gentleman, and disturbr the official
nerves ~dfcndiully sometimes by alluding in
tolerably direct language TO these family
ieuds. lie has therefore taken more than one
recent occasion TO rcbuke the Charleston Ed.
itor for admitting his correspondents ~rcvela-
tions into the Mercury. The amount nj
comfort which the "Union'' man receives in
response, may b. gathered from the following
specimens :
I'VE thank the Union for its advice. but a,
to cau,ioning our correspondent. Mr.. Ritchi,
does il so much better than we could. tina,
we think ourselves fairly relieved from tlat
office. Besides, to tell the truth, we like /,
man to speak his own thoughts in his OWL
way, and would not give "a iarthing for a cor
respondent who would be forever iidgeting Il
, know what ,ce cdni.d him to write, or wha
Mrs. Grundy will say about his letters. An,
now IN tile most amiable spirit in the world
IN our turn, we advise the Union to let on
correspondent alone. for the editor will see b,
tins paper that he has brought upon himsci
an unconscionable roasting for his past disre
spcCt to the gentleman. En- oGSs1,f a.,
dom care n struw whether Mr.. Polk wishe
or intends To run for a second term. or not: anC
II we knew he did, it would not move us I,
the penning of "A single splenetic paragraph
We have done with fighting about the Presi
dency."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

"A NEW MATERIAL FOR PAPER has
been discovered in Worcester. Mass, on the
borders OF Bell Pond. Itconsists of a ibrous
vegetable matter, extending many feet.
"When cut and taken out, il is of a light
gray color, and very much resembles a sponge
when saturated with water. After being
dried, ii appears like hair, or perhaps more like
tow matted together. 1t has been tried. and
found to make excellent wrapping paper, and
1t is believed it might be worked TO some ex.
tent, INTO writing and printing paper. We
visited the place Yesterday, and found laborers
employed III cutting 1t out for the paper ma.
kers. Tens OF thousands of cart loads of IL
may be readily obtained, aud, in view of the
matter, we could not help but think that the
paper makers were quite rs much in luck. i'm
making the discovery, as Paddy was when lie
made ms everlasting. eternal fortune by fin.
d,nga soap mine. This material is. undoubt.
ediy, the 6brous part of water mosses, which
nave been growing at the surface, and gradu-
ally sinking and accommodating for ages. If
ieit undisturbcd for ages yet To come. il would
probably, in the course of time. as il becomes
more compact and solid, undergo a change i'm
Its character. and become peat. Indeed. in
places in the vicinity, after going down
or three feet, it already approximates, i'm
degree to the appearance ofpcat."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
MEXlCO AND WAR-An .nn.na,i,

Intelligent correspondent of the New Ynrl
Commercial says:-"That the Government -
P'cpafsd and resolved 10 take some steps to
I3fce Mexico to pay the instruments which
Sbe owes under the late convention. and to
aettlc all other unadj listed claims of our CHI;
1.na. lie also states, there is no prosncr,
OF any war with her, aud il is now a digicuIt
hAl',T To devise ways To cxpcnd our revenue
unless we increase the army and navy
WW.lch 'ning public opinion properly iorbids
we arc III danger OF increasing the civil list
~. oi ,hIfe w~antonness. God forbid that we
snoul4 90 S3-ior the %victos have SPOTS
enough already to quarrel for"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

FIRES IN ISL The aggregate loss bV
ARG Tires on ihts continent, lle present wear.
i .S'nnatcda al S2l. 100000. as follows:-Bsr
3aoors' sIOOO,OOO Pittsburgh $500. 600;
b3m43I, canada, 5000 900; Fayetteville,
0O0,0OO; New York, ST. 600 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

REPORTED BY CtIAs. II. BERRY.
. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Of Boats for the last 81 hours, ending yestcr-
day at 1 O'Clock, u. VI.
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
Archer, - Cincinnati
Allegheny Belle, Pittsburgh "
Richard Clayton, %" -
oeIia' Pittsburgh
Prairic-Bird, Cincinnati :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
10000 Dollars.

DRIA LOTTERY,
Class 81 RoR 1915
To be drawn IN Alcxnndtio, ID &, on Saturday,
August % !. 1915
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
3UooO Dolls 5000 Dolls $500 Dolls
10000 D,lis 3OOO D,lls loI7 D,lI.
100 Plies NJ 1000 dolls, &c DC.
Tickets only Sl0-Ilalves 5--Quariers . so.
Certificates OF + .ckages OF 2b whole tickets $3.50
Do do % half do IS
Do do % auarer do 30 so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

49,, $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
. Class 80 FOR 1915.
To be drawn IN Alexandra, ID G.. on Saturday. Au-
gust 10 h. 1916.
CAPITALS:
25OeO Dolls 5000 Dolls 1850 Dnls
10000 Dolls 21O0 Dolls l5OO D,,ls
l0 Prlzrs OF loco Dolls Is Puzcs OF SEQ Doll1
NC &c
IL Drawn Numbt "a out OF Sc.
Tickets $40 Halves 5-Qharers = 80.
Certificates Of packages of - whole tickets 500,
d. do - halt q, so
Do d, % quarter do 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

Class 3j FOR 1915.
To be drawn in Alexandra. ID C.. ON Saturday, Au.
eusi 30 h.. lS45
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 7OOO zion
. P"z,s oi s20OO 10 prizes of $500
20 do 1900 so do IOOO
60 d, 600 &c &c
TIckeis Sl0-fIalyes 5--Quauers . SO.
Certificates oi packages &c whole tickets $40
DO do 26 half do 10
d. do 26 quarter do IS
MOST SPLENDID S CHEME e1er drawn in
ihe US. Ia this Lottery The frsl 9 numbers will
e"irle he holder 10 a prize of S40C. The mel two
numbers $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

M,ssrs. MASON &TUrTLE. No. lbs Mas
san Street, an, our aptlirrizrl Agents in New
York City. they will receive Subscriptions
AMI contract FOR ADVERTISEMENTS for the Times
emil O. xcttc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
KAIL ROADS In EIlRnpE-Mn ha.nl

RAIL ROADS IN EUROPE.-We have
heretofore copied accounts Of the mania for con-
s,ructtng railroads in Great Britain and of the
enormous sums expended by some of the COM
panics in procuring charters from Parliament.
The spirit OF speculation, in railroad shares,
has also been carried To a great extentin France.
1t Is stated that if all the railroad bills that
have been presented To the Chambers during
the present session, were tackled To each other.
end 10y end, they would extend to the length of
seven bundled leagues. and the expenditures
they would impose upon the companies and
the Government, would amount to thousand
million of francs, or about two hundred mi,
lions of dollars. Alctter from Lcipsic, of Nav
81. states that the total primitive capital of the
shares of railroads in Germany. constructed b,
private companies and now at work. is y 1858.
OOO thalers. These shayes,at the prices at which
they are now sold at Leipsic, Frankfort, Ham
burghand Berlin are worth 81 ,256.S SO ~tlalcrs
or torty-Gvc per cent. above the original price,
Of the whole there are only three lines below
par-the Rhine line and two others ,hci
shares being quoted at from Is to 98l per cent
MI the rest are above par.
BEDFORD S.-S,vcral of on
friends, having visited this delightful waterin.
] place during the present season, assure H. tina
The g'ntlcmanly proprietor isannually adding
TO the attractions of the place. The sccommo-
datlons Tor ~visiters are excellent, and the
Springs Hotel, being -~upcrintcnded by Mr.. Bar
num- Is kept in the very BEST style. The pres.
ent season has been brilliant, the number of
guests sometimes amounting To three hundred.
This excellent place OF SUNNI, r resort for inva
lids or parties seeking for pleasure, is easily ac-
ccSSlble to our citizens, and nowhere will they
find more pleasing scenery, more salubrious
waters or climate, or more comfortable quar-
tiers than we are informed our friends have
found at Bedford.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

GR Orders for Tickets ard Shares and Cerii6.
raies ~ The above Splendid Lotteries will receiyo
HE most prompt attention, and an account Of each
DRAWING viii be sent Immediately after il is over
10 oil who order from US free Of postage bo,h vavs
address, John M II ARKE
aug Ricbm,,J w.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
Dollars.

ALENANDKIA LOTTERY.
CLASS 81 FOR lS45.
To be drawn at Alexandria. ID G. On Saturday. Ana
gust 9ih. lSi5
GRAND CAPITALS
IS 29i Dollars 10 O0o Dollar,
1000 D,llars goa D,II,r.
50 Pr,zes OF 1000 dolls so Pfizes OF 4Oo DOH,
81 Sc
Tmkeis SlO-IIalvcs 5-Quoriers = so.
Ger, fch,es of packages OF 26 Whole tickets $50
d. do 26 halt do 65 =,
Do do 90 quarters do 81 so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

LATER FROM JAMAICA,-Datcs from
Jamaica TO the 18th inst. have beer received
at Philadelphia. The Despatch saws:
The crops, we are happy TO state. will he
much increased above those produced for some
years past. I'm st. Thomas, i'm the East. il *
stated upwards of 5000 hogsheads will be pro-
duced, which is the largest crop since free.
DOM"
Asuspicious armed vessel was for come DAYS
recently on the East end of the island and wa,
afterwards seen TO the leeward of Port ROYAL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

$4,000! $4,000!
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
CLASS A FOR 1915
To be drawn ia Alexandria. ID C., on Saturday
9th uf September. 1915.
IS N"mber Louera-l3 Dram Ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05
x9aNp GfugpS,
T., GuST y. IsIS,

VOLNEy i. PAhMER. is oj,t au,horisrt
Agent tor receiving Subscriptions eni Alvcr
easements for tn Wheeling Times aud Gazette.
His Offices are -
PillLADELPHlA.-N. w. corner Third
All lCi->nut streets.
NEW loRh.-rribanc Buildings, oppos-
tic City Hall.
HALrIMDIE.-S. +. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSrON.-Nn. - State street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

let DER the waters, q my stricken brother
. 10 thee ! 90.
lean my heart unto thcc-sadly folding
Thy hand in mine,-
WIN eveLi the weakness of my soul upholdina
The strength of thine.
l never knew. like thee, the dear dcnartcd.
j stood not by
When, in calm trust. the pure and tranou;l
Lay down 70 die.
Ana on my ear my words Of weak condolinp
Must vainly fall: Q
The funeral bell which in thy heart is ,ollino
Sounds overall!
l will not mock thee with the poor world.
common
And h%eariless phrase,
MOI wrong the memory ola saintcd woman
With idle praise.
with silence only as their benediction.
80, Gods angels come
where, M the shadow of a great affection,
The soul sits dumb!
YET would say what thy own heart APP
proveth:
Our Fathers will,
Calling to Him the dear one whom He lovcth
Is mercy still.
Not upon thee or thine the solemn angel
:, Hath evil wrought:
Her funeral anthem is a glad eyapgel-
The good die not!
Tod calls our loved ones but we losc not who'll,
What he had given: =
lhey live OH earth, in thought and decd a,
truly
A. III His heaven.
And she * with thee. In thy path of trial
She walkcth yet:
Still with the baptism of thy ~selfdenial,
Her locks are wet.
Up, Then, my brother 10. the Fclds of barycst
Lie white in view
She lives and loves thee. and tive God thu,
scrycst
To bothis true.
lhfost in thy sickle i-Epgland's toll worn
peasants
Thy call abide
Anu she thou moum'st, a pure and holy pres.
enCc.
Shall CLEAN beside
AmcSJury, Moss., 7th mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

NX1 HfSkY AND VINEGAR.-Reci6cd
w whisky. Rcfincd Cider Vinegar warranted
pure Bfondy aud Gin, for sale nj reduced prices.
III NJ JAMESON. Produce Dealer,
" oU Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-05

Besides prizes OF 500! $3.50! &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S20; Hall 10; Q'rj; Eighth = so.
OF packages OF 90 whulos $500
Do do &c halves 100
ID do 26 quarters IS
ID do 20 eighIhs 80 SO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
WADES CONDITION

=
4 NoNDrrloS AND WORN POWDERS prrpa red hy William
Wade Veterinary Surgeon Waterloo Road. IoDdon.
OF Inc Royal Veterinary College. Ham-tead Road
These Powders prepared peculiar
ems bcing The result OF
tee and have been known The Proprietor
induced Ia offer them ih. public
srrra Of the influential nobiemen and
among whom the Proprietor has the honor OF
mention Lord Chesterfield SIR Thomas Moyston and
bade"n Esq VIII" consider Beneficial
animal Of which they large pon any
consolidation for their studs ought be
recommended TO all Of horses inferior
proved in appearance and health double may
tanned from them without risk.
Recommendations II ns Peierisay 6sg, LS.sgs Wades
Powders consider the best ed
condition and IL. destroying of Bolts WORMS For young
SEES they invaluable, and the they
is'ersi Is one strong Ra;on for their
WM youAT-r, =. X. v. G.
JOHN BOUrAiL, v. p.
To be had OF PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent for the Proprietor,
&C lis Main Strret. Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
FOR THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Passengers easng Richmond by the Rail Road atst T. NJ meet
PASSENGERS from the North AZ the Junction. nj 10 A. NJ and both
reach Charlottesville r. NJ Saunoa
by IL NJ and Clover Dal. night day to ewbug
10 Ao-s aAad as iyrebsrg Rssts the hh day yaeh thar
lesion and ihene GU aBoe Charestor by
Steamboat To Cincinnati and III, West
The whole line OF Stages fum Rail Road Charleston 300
miles, ned by Farh Co. thereby giving this
the preference Others and from
6 IN ) hours each night for seep
The ire Orange and Culperper e. H. leaves cordon-v
Tue~ays Thursdays and Saturdays after the the
reaching CulpcPPer Z. n. same evenings
Tn. Lynehburg line Mondays Wsdnes
days and fnays l. A NJ and reaches Lynehburg at p NJ
day
The Natural Bridge line leaves Saunon Tuesday THURSDAY
and sauriay reaches before night
Brg- breakfast; and aer allowing
the Bridge proceeds Fineast- Salem
Wybeve evening by O'Clock and Bioultsv Tenn the
Eent daai the following reduced rates OF fare through:
Richmond To Lexington $3.50
DO Fncasie loco
10 Christiansburg HOO
DO wytaevile (3o5 mIes) 1900
THOMAS SHARP,
ol6 Agent of Transportation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
JoaN HUNTER, Z e..

CHANCERi.-Vr Virginia AT rules held
IN the clerks Office OF the supsvo, Court of Law and
haneey for Louisa County Monday day December
William waddy Sheriff Of couny and a. such Admins.
traitor with the viii annexed OF Cole deed PIL
Against,
Richard Tally sarah HI. w.t. the sam. Rehan, n T,,,.. o
James Emerson and also and creditor Of
Richard Cole deed David finder wife, Eliza IN
Emerson and Martha T. has wifi. Den.
Tue Defendants Reuben. David Emerson Richard
.aiine and Amstsad Coie aud John Martha T.
ms we ne" hing eniertd their appearance given security
according To law aud the rules Of appearing BY
SATISFACTORY evidence that they inhabitants of
On motion Of the Phinri Attorney thai The 8,
def ndnts Reuben David and Henry
and Armisiead Cole and John an Martin, r las ~ A,
before Ne Judge the Court on IN. Ia
DAY of h" Of and answer IN.
hi and that Of this order asserted in some
newspaper published IN the city ~ Richmond months
ersseb and posted the front house OF ,
county day
de eo-~9w. JonN HUNTER CT
VIRGINIA -Atues held Once nf the sur.or
Court al thaheery for the Richmond I'd d,y Of
December, 1874: "
John Faleoner Walter Iegsau William seou and Bro~nD, n
iin,
against ''
lnsisS Scott, Hunt Bro,he Cutler Cook 4 Co. Ale. Law
TIE ockhar Gibson struhers, hoorehead Co David Morn,
son. mnof Nhiey Giant Barton. Ward Atkin wn While
right. TAYLOR Il Howe. Buck Il Aewnams wes Oliver 4 Co
Bowen MeNamee Co Carlton ghsm Co Adam Nurr.,
J. Petit & Co. " Jobes Robert c. Rapb Clak 4 20
orvine Taylor CO. Schroeder swi1er Gibson Eaon n
Think III & wilcox, y. =. h Iathrop A. p Forrest Co I-c
BREWSTER Warner. Catin. oup Co. Tweede Barrows and
N-wal and other. Do,
The defendants having enied THAR
and given security according Act Assembly Rules
OF THIS Court and APPEARING by satisfactory evidence they
arc H hnatiah's OF THIS Commonwealth II
said defendants do for IN. aid
cou'i on the FIRST Monday March answer the ball Of the
plant h and that Of this order IN some
published City Of Richmond for ,xo no,,. .nr
eessivey and posted the Capitol the I y
Copy-Tesie:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
NOTICE.
WE take this {

nctiee that we krer eoesGAntly % hand. stovss.
Crates and Cooking kansers of all kipt.. that
are generally u-cd IN this markcl Of our own
nanufAeturs. which ne win eel On reasonable
termsL Ah-o, hou's Agricultural Furnaces fos
sseamipg focd for ssoek. which we viii ell at
The manufacturer prices amer adding the en-
psn.,s. a our Tin. ssovs and oh>~t Iron Mana
fAetosy, mar The l3sn Tavern. WHARF all kisAs
m b doae On The must reasonable tsruA, and a
odng with Tin OF Copper. Clustering. &c
&. q. WELLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15

an. kss EHr sa0N ANN srOrk
MANUfACrORf.
THE subscriber is receiving and
heegs eca-antiy On hand Al WHOLESALE AL ~
~. 49, a 'h- lowe>s prices
RATA ~ japan A. ws4s " e,sis s>ssrp-
ttoa-
Ala srssi variety Of ssov~s. dcsissca es
sarning either wood or coal
esove Pipe> and every other article In his
line. made 10 order st the shortest notice.
sex0 TITUS Z. RICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
VyIRGINIA.--A rule. hell n, A.. ..,.-,,.-,-s

VIRGlNlA:--At rules held in the c,rsL,sTse
q. e..ss cssh -sps'0s lAw e. cs....,, "a
~ sn a;s d S.ss~sst 's..' 90, l-, N D -
assin-.
n.y o.. aarssu Grace p o.msu. Robert q. o.s..sa ..s
Css psi.uGsy hi. Asss..y and ,s- .s..A.n. sossr
.s sas..s s.sss'a h ..es..:ss and apve.n.s "
o. .h " motto. Of ,ss psiG By
cc'hs oos court oa he ORA no.asy 1. r.s,rsr,
ne and s.s~v The rAstGs original assAsS bIs All
pus.hed R.shosa Zoe ,ss sos.Ss ~
that anohss coy ssrsof b $1,000 q m eosr,
soss--s. JAN. soy n,cov e. O.
VIRGINlA.-At Rules held in the CLARK. or.
Zee Of The Circuit sspsros csr a.x Chase.ry 70,
hs County Of on the La hosy Novssssr istS
iSe.s. SsmAeoa par
B.ss.sis w. LyseA and wTn.n p. Lyseh s.eE-.as A.,
p>rtssn In basness under style Of Lynch aft
m CHANcERY. -
Ths ssfesssss William y. Lynch having snsss.s sp
and sives stearty according Act Assembly
ne sais. u this Court and appearing evidence
IN, = 19s 2. ah.ssn Of hs
pear Rules hc in once Of The Creuh sup,,os
February .ns-.r u. s o. ~ nm . ~ n.,
Of this order be forthwith ia .os p.e
week Zoe successfully posd a. d. mont AZ
the Court House Of the said county. TfIl y
dsIs-wew RIcHARD q. BArrisr. c.ss.
VlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks or.
nee Of he Superior Count Of Chaneery Richmond CIR
CUT the fourth day 81 November 1876
James Pagan. William Pagan nd other rrr.
Against ~
william Preston and Exabeh his wife and other M
e SAID Ersbeth being of Of Dr. Iap1o, Ro r.
bell. dced) - ---s' ""'e -
inc oefendan above named having entered hi,
anee ana gwen security according As-mbI, ~. d.
nues OF h Court aud appearing by saieory eytene ,s.,
ey are not inhabitants Of this n n o.rs ,n.,
The do hers to b. bn ~ ,h
on the nrs Monday In February nert and answer H.,
on o. ne pannS and thai be in
serted IN some published the city Of kehmo m,
~o months sneeesse and posted OF the Cpos
In the said City " NV ~-p''''
Copy. Tc~se.
no s-w9w r. r. RosERTs. Crt Pr. ss-
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the CIerL, >.
Once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF I.v and ch....,
for The County Of MdleseI Monday in Auru ss
"en"insnAm PM
William Livingston John ID MCCLELLAN Philemon T. woo,~,,s
ana partners IN the practice Of Law name nnd
~ " ~ ""a% Dvns.
In Ckaneery
Ie DEFENDANT William Livingston having "A. ,
and gwen security according OF as-eby aj
ne rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory .vepr.
INA. ne not an nhabant Of this County ordr,rd TN. In.
oeendan do Monday IN Oetobe nr,t
me h Of the pni copy Of h,. order L.,
inherited IN some newpSpor publshed in the city Of RE-
mona TOT Two months poed NJ the fon dor ~
the eouithouse Of thus county. 1850 VIII y"
ACopy-rese.
oe iS-Wsw HEAIy
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Paste; Rose Pas'e Chlorine Denrce; Ors Tooth Wash
the ee.bpad Glove AnSayns positive and lasting
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found very complete in every variety 60 r..,. en-
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Combs aud Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell Fine
Combs, Whistler Combs. Sc. Sc.
SUNpRy ARTICLES FOR EvERyBopy's ysE Lip salyel
Cream Psstilles Liquid and Powder Rouge Pearl Powder
Rosgs Preston s.ls splendid cut glass CoeSne Botes sp
Sacet Marking Ink; Black Blhe and Canine Writing Inks
Sealing Wax aud Waters; Letter and Note Paper s,s O.
Powder Plate Powder Travelling Toilet mirrors; Mouth Mir
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toilet personal comfort at home travelling.
la portion of thu toilet articles they have for
sale Messrs. B. SANDS CO.. would also call attention
their choice Drugs and Medicines from which
they supply the prescriptions first city physicians with
accuracy and despatch They intend be first the t
their business and respectfully socity the Of their
friends and the public .
SOFA WArEa-With the following Syrups, vz:Sarsapar
la; Lemon; Ginger; Pins Apple Vanilla; Raspberry Straw
berry. Orgeat, &c, of superior quality. :;
MEDICINAL WATERs-From all the celebrated Sprrrs
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Spring Water White Sulphur Avon and Blueck Waters ani
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