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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

New SPECIES OF CABBAGE Ala
blma Journal has been presented with a
novel vegetable of the Cabbage kind,
brought from Belgium by the Hoo. H. W
Hiliard. This vegetable is about The SIZE
OF small hens egg, and perfect ca
bage, firm and white; II IS said 10 be a
most delicate dish. and superior to any q
the same family of plants. The seeds were
sown in Nay and transplansed IN Auguss,
as other cabbage plants are, each Planl
producing from thirty 10 forty Of these
beautiful little cabbage heads
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

TIE slnferesfiaz sstass.' 3 g.
Victoria > deserted i - ss.a-ss -
uer b q la0aan lester srs'ers
>HsE Nsie=sy : ssa-sst > = 2 -
:, $3.50 -..-<S,.s~-. 80 sneeAer rsss1l
rose uay - sxPeesed = sAscSs - -
country abous Nay nez-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

An honest, bluff country farmer meet
ing the parson of the parish in hy-lane.
and not giving him the way 81 readily a.
he expected the parsOn, with an erect
chest. said 10 him
lyon are better fed than taught"
avery true, indeed. sir replied he
farmer. ssfor you teach me, and ] feed
myself"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

INDIAN TALK WITH FATHER 'PeLK.-
The Shawnees and Senecas have senl
chiefs 10 Washington to have I talk Win
their new father.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
MtsreIIa D.
From the N. Y. Spirit of the Times
DADDY BIGGS'S SCRAPE AT COOKE
RELL'S BEND.

BY THE CHICKEN NAM AUTHOR OF SIMON suGGs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
THE AFRICAN SQUADRON

Ofic.licommonica,ion. from Comno.
do,e NJ c Perry. la,sl, IN command Of
he limited S,se, naval fotets on me coast
of Africa r,nfr.nt hat the health ~
The Origins ,qusdron has been
very good. on ing 10 The SANITARY t.guis
ton. adopted and risi1ly -ninrc,1. With
tho exception of few easrs Of lever, 81 mil!
,vpc. on board the shipSars,oea, Ill bat one
OF which recovered. there hs, not been n
esr OF Aflicsn h,,t in the squadron
OF the rtIrf,qss 'tos III, Brig Tu,ion
continued 10 Be- perfectly healthy up 10 the
9th Of January, Who's she saiied IN n
cruise IN The eons. Hnd ~o last heard
fom No ad,nc, h.d brrn rGrsivcd fom
the Yorktown, nsee her departure for the
co,n but, from the wei kao~n prudence
Of Commander Bell, Ihl' vessel It 10 be.
lievcd, will keep h"sihy. The ptbl.
~ the only vessel that hiss sdhertd, snd
ths was in consequence OF departing rom
the strict sanitary regulations established
by the commander OF the squadron WIN
proper care, and as,rlct adherence 10 sam
lnry regulations. cruising vessel NAV
with salty, remain on The station Tor twelve
or eighteen non'ls A longer confirm
nnce might prove injurious, evea II lh'
conN fever DID not monif' i'eIt
The CONDITION OF the American settle
nonl,.is improving gradually The SCI
tiers can with reasonable industry, secure
all the comforts and many Of the lnIurl'i
OF lie The mnnumiutd slaves are s'crs'
to agriculture because they consider 1t de
grading to freeman, and as The occura
ton Of a siuve. They ARE more fond ,
harter-in which. like he natives, are ver,
shrcwd and expert
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
From the y. Y. Farmer
NANURING CORN IN THE
HILL

Mr. Edit The Suggestion OF Corn
Planter in your i1s,, respecting the utility
Of putting n portion OF the manure in The
Hill, for t7rn. am Wei convinced are
sound and good Manure Of the kir! he
specifies thus n1p,r' 's n grcol usc, not
only in promoting 'h" -o.mlnaIlon Of the
seed bu, IN case Il col sI. un"rorabIe pc
rod for growth follows lIc gcrm,nouon.
lhls deposit IN the hill will be Of grcm ser
vice, in enabling the plin. to sus'nIa the
shock they have received, aud to thrive
well when growing weather succeeds -
Thus is the rcsnll Of observation. In this
occurrence Of bad weather Tor growth about
the lime Of, or soon after, germlnntlon IN
occurrence not uncommon in Tbs climate.
and oiltn OF long COMMUNICATIVE plants
or emaryo plants Of corn, IN moot every
kind al lacaliv, are injured IN hea4eRl
cases nm as firmly persuaded ~ ofany
one measure NJ The culture Of crops, that II
j. JudlrIons to manure IN the hill frr corn
not with green manure, but that " Inch /,
old md routd-or pondrctc. OF gusnc
for tbs purpose, though think much,
can say nolhlng--noI having vet tried Il
That mnnuring Tor corn in The hill alan,
i, Objectionable so1 inpoliic IN general en-
So, seems 50 clear - mr. ~ M. 70 rcq1tu
argumen, and, from observation ! arm N
duccd 10 think the process - f'sl gong IN
to dsusc
While hnve pen in hand, md ain spcrlt
ing Of com | w,Il STATE n fcr rcInuve Il
the utility Of salt IN scouting the cr"p from
the cul.Worm
In a nei2,borhood in New Hampshire
two faTmeI, whose csntrs WIRE co,sIgnou
bad each prepared an acre q land for cor
WITH the intent Of competing for.ihe COM
" Socitues lrtnllu ~ a." b'N crop -
( There was 10 perccr'lLle d frrcuoe IN tn
character Of their rolls, auI nppearo
/ from heir statements that they had pursue,
nearly lhs sam" mC7'uros m pt'pann,
their grounds md Gu ,n,ng th'ir crop
To bc hrll. ono took the hlghu pfcm
um offered, the number 81 bushels ottnno
Il, not remembered nj the other had n GRO
- m"agfc as not 10 b. worth pr"~ntIng !
the Society Hs crop had suffered fror
me en-, worm -pblle the former BY th
application Of sal, the hills, had eom1lttr
~ secured his from b. destroyer
Respectfully, SIS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

SPORTING. Ala Houing match near
Albany. On Monday, Gen Donhsm's msrs
irou,d IN hArucsf on. b.G.iri srd one
N les 10 nioe houp and forty +igti niovls,
She wss baekei to perform hundred m,i-s
ia ten ecu,rr ~, hooi., md NOR. then
performed +, A. IN mpnnireu! 10
the match Mr. a7f.'l VI Toy, who va,
knocked &wn by ea-9,r nam,d Green,
fired p,sio At the f''ef. saI shsu.rcJ his
rSli.fm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

Pro RACE a Pig yumP'd overheard
from 4 vcsscI ncar ChsrIrHon Buldgo ye'.
lerday afternoon, md swsm directly under
The bridge, lending The small boat fine
race among The sp,Ie'. lie was captured
Of Ian bst not wnhoU, showing hl. pur-
suer, that he could beat them ma fair race
Hurrsh for rig = lBos,pn psily MIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
RHODE iSI.ANE

The 0soetsl Assembly Of Rhode Il
land me, at Newport on Tuesday las,
George q King Esq, wA' elected srsAk'
~ of,hs House, and Thorn. A. Jrots
and Fame, l.. iiorp,o, Cluk. Lieut.
Go,crnor hmsn IN tho sh.-see OF Gov.
Fcnner, rrr,ided vi the organization oflhe
senn,e. George Rivers wss elected Clerk
Of tho Senate The Grand Committee, sps
pointed TO ecun, The vote, for State Of,rcts
reported, IN the afternoon, 9. follow, -:
That tn. whole amour, Of Electors vonug
for Governor !, 1854
And that the nunISN OF voies necessary TO
q choice, 1880
That he number Of vo'cs for Clstlc,
Jack son Of lrov,d cocc, IS SOLO
The number Of votes tor James F,naer,
ofp,o.lInec, - GSOO
The No oi scattering voice 81
And that Charles Jackson selected ~
majority Of TAO tolcs over all others
The whole number Of vote, iot Lieutenant
Governor is 1909
Nee, sssry for aehoce S,OtI
For Byron D,nsn, OF Bristol 500
For r ilaIsrj Of W. G. 1852
Scattering Z
Maj Tor Byron Dim,n 5O2
The whole number of vote. for Scere,,ry
Of State 1909
Nee, asfy 10 choice sOl6
For II Bowen OF Prov.
denco s2GT
For Asa Potter OF South
Kingston IN
! Scattering
Mini FOR Henry Bowen 80,
Whole number ofvo'es for Attorney Gen.
raj IS 5000
| Necessary ,oa choice s.0l6
For Joseph NJ Blake, Of BIS.
,ol $3.50
For Charles s Bradley Of
ProvId.nco 7746
Ssnueiug =
Maj for J. NJ Blake 53i
Wholr number of votes FOR Gcnr-,l r,oY.
ufcr lG,02a
Nc co,sHry to eho'ee s0l5
For Stephen Cahoon; Of New
For Asa Hnmmcu, OF New
port 1884
Scattering Is
Mai FOR Stephen Cihoon 52S
The usual Proclamaiions wero ,nade
ard a'Commiltce was appointed 10 inform
the officers elect OF their election.
Messrs Nathan F. Dixon, Fenner
Brown, Olney Ballou and Joseph T. Bar
Der were nominated Messrs Dixon and
Ballou declined Mr. J. n Wheedrn
was nominated and tho Committee eIcc.
ted
The officers cleo, then took the oath OF
office The Grand Committee arose, and
the two Houses adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

There is son',imes n hinge Of .adne. 10
Ulla's smile and her eyes are oiun mott:
tened she raises them 20 picture which
hangs in my library bu' The gratitude Of
Helnriek's son. md the warm oErction oI
his vie anil babo, have made her happy a.
gam.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
Dr. Swayne,S
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY,

fuNuE great remedy Tot CONSUMPTION Coda Cough spiag Il
Blood Bioachis Difficulty Of Breathing Asthma ran In the
SID and Wboops Cough and all pseas~s o the
Liver aud Lung. Rroksn Consimlinn ke.
The above the on genuine r.par'on tom this
valuable and has It's public favor by IL unpaa
hid dseas the Lunss Notwithstanding
aielcs prepared hno~l~dxs
OF medicine In hco ptaees aud
dy deceive the un.nsrseins OF the namc OF The
such "Vasm OF wlh Cherry. "Phrnir
Biam ofwih Cherry" aalsH, OF VIII Cherry sai Comfy.
he, all sprung with neeebay N,~ znsr "Dr s~ayne-
Compound syrup OF VIA Cherry" had = reputation the
"heanx AIT tn be focon BY ehr~rrss
bot the original which ay performing such
aronlshire Pulmonary amer all othrr
VI eafeatss Ehtse publshed ~heh wouh asonh ersuiy
Il sde-mei publish Of b-
OF who have bsra cured BY this wond-si
dy':
h-s the ecaey OF Says. Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
Valentine Chapman the
dse-rd lungs which has placed record amer
every o.f r-nrdy hadia sI his physician had ham
incu'abl..
Mis-. Lsx Of IVES, Philadelphia cured Of blr-dirr
insys 81 1--WE standing Her symptoms 'ns ~ b
attended with hacking cough pain the ' brsas, AMI bach
which nnsny brought CONFIRMED eonsumpt entirely cured
Of nr 5wsynes Compound Syrup VIA Cherry
Jackson d. H. formerly the church
New York sshs tn the efficacy OF m s~ayrrs SYRUP
Of Wild Chs reecmu~nls beads
WITNESSED wonderful effect hundred
rrevins ehtcn ef every obstinate coughing
wbeerins, choking OF phiegm. a-hmatie attacks, &C.
lanes psboun. NAshingon. Ia
bseedng lnngs
and having used Of the pats medicines
This medicine IN all relief q
pleasant and e6-etual mey and worthy ~ from the
skspuesL
Prepared ony by Dr. s~ayne, removed
North~es, Of Eighth and Race Phadoiph
~ Only Agents RehnosA genuiae ptepa
VIII Cherry can be obtained PEYroN JOHNSTON Druggist
MS Main Street. and w u. DoRNIN. 2s0 broad street
September -, lStS. Iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
-, SANDS, SARSAPARlbLA. ~
foR TIE 1ENpvAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD. OR HABIT


Ey-. Ras wos~ r--a Eaa,sss.n, Pain OF
iambaso. Rad Dls-a-- a,.ry pa.,e
Mercury. A.e',ss o' ptop.y Eap.-ar pti-nee In life
having ,s-. ousa In an Impure STATE of Ii. s.i a
ad- specially aud -nceiaay
valuable medicine as IT. operation eaaI .sd eoa.'s IN
passing system. whsr-
vofabr operation exist. they renved as.es along the alt
uentay canal hrae- the patient ~ FEEL and know the n.be
operation u The Sar.apari. lie curative pow-r-
rss fcnoinx esr -esny rvesved BY the o this
rpvaiusbl. medens. BY .may
dietsds AZ az .. ..I
-. See '-n BAlrixous. Jane To- Isil.
Ms--r- sD.--G.ni. Most shssrny pumet
your ufs preventative ssnsap.nna va. At
Tackled year 1919 With seroaous my upper
Mp AMI eoahaias taking hold OF and adnx
unit, the passage. conveying eyes
destroyed which caused dow Of II
also Affected causing discharge unpleasant and
Il a hard
pull them with ssh, irrtsaeh feelings sui
ens' At h'. tim" thai Was ndsrsd perfectly nsstase
-lr the dr.l Physicians In city. , Every
ding heard Of wsstrei but
recommended change air hi~
nsss dd god the disease continued gradually
uan whole body affected But unity my
Phys,eisn recommended your preparation OF s,p2r
eurd from your in this D Jas A. Reed
In So TINS Than ,lve month. restored to hesh and
fonr saapara alone eneeted tho and
he aneei longer hcr. but
ysal m .a bS Ak s sss's
Any particulars viii and sr At my
residence IN Front street ~here will afford pleasure
nunies'e any Thing ih relation 10 thi-
Personally Appeared the shov. named Daniel eJon
nAan and made oath Of the se contained the otesons
ncpt JOHN CI.OUD
Justice Of the Peace . III, C,ly of aaiuro,e.
The following Interesting case must coaasnd itself the
hhl attention. OF all .ui aIb afflicted
SANDSS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA
speak eip~n-R'aiiy when Medicine
susctuAl n OF chronic
have Having eI,Tn. suffer
ing :. times within bs last Ave se.rs from rra,ed attacks VI
namnasoSy acute kheumatisn
sapara with the happiest my better than
has been for months app~te COOL and m,
= thi< bsanh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.
GORDON u SIMMER.

NO. VI MAIN street.
INFER for sale
~ 40 ilhd. at. cIoI oI<ans snI Patio Rico Sugar
IA Boics Loaf ana IS Bbls Cllri6ed sugar
400 BaEs RIO. Lasurs aud lava Coffee
TEA-i3 Chest Gun Powder part prime
Chest. BACK. do On
- ~--4a - 49,
sou s.4es good AM dana gel s.ls LsaiLsI
lu0 do Russ.I Leather
200 sasks s-iI pau AshtSn's brand
600 Lbs shoe threat
so Kegs Du POINTS Powder
Cheese-in casks and boIes
40 Reams Cap and Letter Paper
gas do wrappins Paper
$50 Bags live geese fsaiheIk
Hurs CaEdes aEdsOap
80 DoIsn Bed Cords Inss
$50 GrindstoBes, Noys Scotia
10 BaRs Pepper
10 d. Ginger
Ti-rees and ! bills Vinegar
Cotton Yam Lamp wck, and Cotton T~IBe
Indigo Alum. Nader Coppens
Is Kegs iiufse shoes
IS BoIes Tin f.sta
iron ~ Tons s~ed.s Ensbh Tressr Couh
American snd Russla Sheet Iron
Band and Hoop Iron md Nal Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs Bnli.r. sheaihsz and Doll
AXES Penits rtiary and Bans
srEEI MAYORS Cast and sheer
American and Haghsh BhstefeJ
Spring steel, IRON VI to inches vide
Wire. Block Tin, SpetcT Else =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
CHEAP DRY GOODS,

NOVEMBER Is, Ie45.
- II. JENKINS has been receiving from auc.
II. by additions has stock VI
Dy Goods which he viii sell al h rrducsd prices
Caheo.s al S, g, =, le I2t eta ami 6nsr suahues
500 Sha wi.. all Iaiees. from 10 SIS.
Whit. and red fsnres At IS ~ so cts aud htsr.
Blankets at So 6et.s 5 100 and hrer
TO pr bed Blankets ssi and higher
Linsrys and Nero Clothing, very cheap
1000 pr country knit Socks. isrg.
Bargains IN Cloths, tassimerrs and Wee nga
Ladies Gocd scrs od reduced
CLOVIS and los.ry Of evsry description.
Also uoolesehed Cotton shirt
Cotton O1Babus Inch viii be Ai cheap
for cash by whorsai. and tssiI
X a. JENKINS
staple ans Fancy pry Goods and Linn sior-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG RAILROAD
GRANGE ssE psoUNs.
an and after Saturday the I'd August mat !:
MAIL TRAIN,
I<avss Riehnond daily at IT. Pm. ..lH. f.
Leaves Petersburg daily AZ 50. An.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily lsiespt saadAy.l ate, NJ
Leaves re'eSssur: daily tereeptssnsays)s al r NJ
THEo. r. GARNErr.
ans sup'nt u. = p. H. q
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
AN and amer To DAY the having st tbs Moth and
~ West viii be O'Clock. A. N.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
.Haa Trans foe f~rd~skss.ry.
Leaves daily at SAN
AtIiv~S daily NJ y. n.
rss- sr C,.,isrts;-aa, s,ss.is., .-L Ly-aA.,s
Leaves daily at San.
Arrives daily Al ht Pm
Pare o Baltimore. % 90
tn Warrington. 90
Do fredefickshuI 50
To Chstcttesvine, 90
bo Stanuion 90
Do Iyh,hb1rs 90
THos. SHARP.
aux Superintendent of Tfaaspostauou.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
TnE preceding fivur. /.

t'h '" ~ps~~~atebs in~~ts,
ne rssspitatioa- u 10 tlss ssrst eva.
suatios Ter the Impurities the L..i,.
" Win Ia nriieed that a thea cloudy
mi t"s =. iron Al points Of the .uS
m~ which i.d 'as, that th.s v.~s.ti
sauas ua~s un,nlrrrup'sdi, ~L.a !.
A IN .ss''h. l'' esAss' ~h-s ~.st.
Seh. ii's eannatt sustained y M.
o a. u. thrown "a oa IN, bls.DJ
s"d o,h' juis's &C the dy, and an.
p"-s oy 'h's msan-. tfn~sriy AZ n,
impurit re- within us. The Li.., ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day Of October,
iS;5 the following Table OF Rates for the Trsnspor-
Of Passengers adopted. to take effect on and
after the Is day 81 December next until otherwise or
dcrcd by the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
SMITHS
SELFYACTIkG MULES,

CrI II a iIniIk NH rn
OELr'AJlINu BUIESj
TAyJN1, -. ii. o,a.;I,, ,,;od a., Eurooa
Il at4 in country, Ohs red by the hansawsn
oS"aty 70 N'nu'ae'u'''' AZ ~ 'e anu "'''
esn.. for h,trg ,,.ss M,io, have bssp ,r,rea nv IN,
90 The Il. ard Cnn CoInuany OF Lowell
~ 80, -, " 80, ~ - - "a -, "
'"1 N@' 'Or' yyM r. IFoSARi N,urawap
-, ,,-.- p S Io S re" lo'S
,,t.. s ~ " " ~ '
co,,,.-vo,-u Gen, o. IsIa
y,r n ,. ssh nj, ,.s sny received and womb
, ~ , ,s, 80, G, ru ysnS.s,n,s co,,nsnx h.xs
ma. ,s y, sbs,a Rohsr. A. Co. N,.on ana sntb. se9
Aetnr MuIe, ny, ~ v,re on.aisd hy ne but .ho, three
,onh. 80 A,, W. "a I,ns Is the oss,. have been in
operation more Than year They were all in the same mill driven
ed and the kind Of viz No % hng
cops carefully weighed. OF pro
dsesd spindle the end each week The waste made
saved weighed and kept Of the
senast Of waste on the weight o. yarn The average for the
"te inoh'h' soo'e named was a. o'o"''
SHARP 3 o.. Ms!s. ste'as per sJf-ais.
Aph, oJ-iO9 Waste -
May oo-lOO 20
Ighs. $4,000 la53
!Haf0H' sUfs sL-tnf per trfHaIs
May 57-l0o l.
June, 'o-lOO 20
npIl t-ioo was" "
June 1900 -
In regard 10 The superiority o smhs sei'-hens Mule over
oIsis "So1 'Ae hl. II lsu.eo'uy pe,e, i9 snap hoD.s
~. ~ WI, We nav r DO, w % @ Do, ~ Iesaiu
40 49,, 49, ' y, o , 1 i, ,h . M re-
90. "a ", 49,, 49,, $500 =, 10y i,,t -.
,sn M.op. gnSgesS ~ ~ spy or,fs,enes ami ,s bsv AZ
H.,,.i. 80 "a ~ - - 10 ,,Ga sait. a. 81, - ~ ~
e' ' 1sssr.s,S'B, yo,,, ~ "
Et,alrtcu ...,,c rco
VII LANOIs, sePl, >, lo'o.
Ou sue ogsI'e 70 .l' pro
1 80 m,. sS9 a. fst H.. . no, s,sesjS svs e.S,. M
, ~. 49, -, y, ~, 49, 80, - 49, ~, , ~,
/ sD h, s ~, ,s,sj,' IN bssy. vou,, ,,,,iv A., " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
PHILIP N: TABB 4 son.

oes. Main and 18Th the oross sos- Of
VIM. N. Isuisoe ESQ.
TTEND To THE COLLECrfDN Or CLAIMS u ever
n description; Renting rseev,ss the ren and ehs r.
property adjacent country Hiring Nesr-s col
their hir.s and dons Of them public psivass H
ke 3 ssst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
NV EIsIGER,s REsTORER OF HEALTH.

w ElSlGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,
for the II DyspoPss ChoIe Thrash. and all dseasss
arising disorder Of the Head
ache, Heartburn. flltuleney, Consiips ion. &c,
Ths great celebrity which this iiehe Ia. obtaRec AID ~
universally gaining section OF county where has been
introduced and the cures las effected within
the last two beyond doubt efficacy
Ia radically curing Dis. aid Chronic Thrash their
eomtant dbetes In the ROtOfer iii aosd aos
immediate et and Effects change for The better
few DAYS; hut cannot be sasnAhy eted in aes OF long
Ing that the ,auary Wilde produced
pcrOd from the celebrity has already acquired
find mach the
while Ohsrs bntte afFOrd them
AID relief Il f. oLs scr physician form
thing like idea
ndispensab feet permanent different forms and
OF dtss therefore t,s quantiy must he ih all
proporona'e IL eeeuas requiring only boule whist
others may require siH eight. Per SAFE by
ALEX. DuyAL n co,
Ma N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05


Cobteciioner and DoaIor in Foreign and Do
nestle Fruit,
HI NJ Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
n II io,tef tho IoBowng Goojs IN wit
100 BoNsS crop bunch Raisin-
$50 BOtrs 10 $50 Here do.
50 Kegs MaIss1 gTapss, tprivre quality
10 fioIes M,iaga Lemons hne oTdsO
4 Casks Zante Currants
rs Drums Raisins
Is Boxes Ciunn lhne qusityl
Cases Rfspiy Cherries
20 DoE olive OHL tbest quality
CASES Pfunes IN Gass jars
Baks Bordeaur Almonds
rs Drums PIGS
10 Frats Maaga do
Bales fbrilcd
600 L. Paper Bhsn DO
20 Cases Canton pressfyed 0BgE
90 Roses Rock Candy
1000 Coe0abuis fresh ard fine
SO Do Chpsss Ore cnacken,
Together with large Of Cany of he own manuse-
warranted taaai 8ihs Other aTts Ao me
soekand variety n Tenehabd oertnanToys
rtyfume offered before IN his msfket
The above having -eesd In AMI purchased
on ,hr vey e terms prepared onsr nduce
sen persnn. wishing tuchsss either ~ whossal
ajt snd therefore cay oIeiis fo hs Town md
Country ps bsfrs they pu-ehs-e he db
bty their ntstsa ~ DO Ne sure 70 cauatHO ls3
NOT One door bsow Erehsnze Rant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

e. ALsTuN, Wholesale Hat Manufacturer No. ~ I.ib.ry
a Newark ~ 1.-The subscriber directs OF
where lee unrva-d NutTis,
Brush Plain Cashmere Sporting HAS, nj all kinds Alo
Bows anil ehdrens Fancy ard Hats OF all description
He will make
should they call UPON hun
New / s.pl2 GIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

S7S CASKS of very superior white Thorn.
" - Lime equal any that hiss been received THIS
landing WIN Henry Dock and for by
RANKIN a. wHfTLOCk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05
sokk EYB.

Tbs Incarnation and disea-s of
an. Hence the srtrA
ue seat OF the ind nation win do e good The sAiye II
rubbed the penetrate the IN,
potes VIII be created and M
disease will soon Oh TO the surface.
riArrIs ON THE FAos TAN sAeULSE SKIN sRoss
suRFACs.
Its hIsi seah will MOI cen G. ar. n nv
w he .ee " Tree from matter that lodged
& am ue9u n'y breaking out 10 The surface
when ere - nothing but repusve surface
fns 10 oen and ,onen until tn skin
delicate as ehds throws freshness upon
me now white transparent skin that perfectly
us Nv ess cd ffeeAes Viii hrst
appear. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

THO THE PUBLIC HAVE THIS DAl
my Of Watches. Jewellery Silver and Plated
Ware Military Fancy Goods brother sAsrrL hrrcH
Nj Jos TILrn aud have transferred to them all
oeobs Isl 1870 and they iay
authorised 10 rive receipts and settle the
Ny thcr and Mr. Tyler have been cm'y AMI connected
busness years and affords pleasure
confidence, respect reeotnn'ns them
o the patronage q my old customers and friends
wM. MITCHELL. Jr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-05

1SA BUSHELS Of very superior Mercer
1o Potatoes 100 do PINK Eyes ard for sale BY
RANKIN WHfTI.OCK
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

eou,,in 10 Americans 10 Eng ltshman. -
Such are the migratory habi,s Of out people
and - accustomed are many Of them to IRON
uot b,o, that they viii go TO Oregon IN
crowds, While En- lishnen will only so BY
dorem THIS arrangement would enable lie
Enel,h Fur Companies as well as our own
people, 60 continue their opctsiious over the
whole TERRITORY Tor 20 wears, by which tue
the Mid eame vii 10 pretty much Killed IN
1hi.l. truly republican plan, since II
sivos 80 he people The cani'r. of tit uWn
dcsuny. Nueihef II proposes to ALLOW The
people ol the whole territory TO vote t0t,Hy
a, the end Of 20 years, on The question Of
their futurc de.uuy. or a SsCHoaf, one (sAy)
comprising all tho territory moth Of latitude
~, another the Territory between Columbia
uter and iaitude a., aud a third, the terrific.
~ south OF Columbia rl'er, We Nre unable To
say. II 10 sections, II might bo that the
northern par, would attach itself to Gtea,
Britain, and the southern part to the United
States
We DO not pretend to state the proposition
exactly, nor do We know that 1t has been
m,de at all. We give II az ,unor, bot are
no, without hope that II will prove to be au'
then,ic. A, any rate, it is new idea, and
deserves attentive cons Iteration. Pethap.
upon this basis may be adjusted trouble
some, not to say dangerous controversy
which, by bad management on either side
nigh, easily lead to tho mos, deplcrable con
sequences - BDsion Mad