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lc ANuSieArtp.
To "a. Wig Voter, Of HeHrie' COuRiy: am a..
thorssd by d. SAM Pessan to say that sinee his eird
appeared, const ntns de'' ate from this
~ tho Lsgi'la urc circumstances have occurred
which h control tn. compel him to say that he
cannot be candidate; and he rcturns sneero thanks
his friends for the they have msnesie towards
him. J. ID. kEESEE.
uenTico Marc 3lth, 1876.
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

II AuFHAN5 NACKELDEY-a compendium ~ Modern Civi
~ Laws ~ Ferdinnsd Nactedsy Pfofsor of Law I'M.
vs.sy Of Edited BY Philip gnauus Kaufman Of Uni
vsrtiiy Of FfetuF.
Vol fia law Lbry, eonianns treats, the law Of
gvde reference praeues Of Couu Of Chsnesy
idne Mageis Pc.
Ptasea 3sdse on We ~ - svs'ds and srsinuon' ~
sauy Beiregs Rsq o. -., -.
The Law o. Fues property sss chat,
ts's q personal nature ~ Sanihh Grove Orsdy, Rsq
An, anothsr sUpJy o. he lawyer Common Place Boot
gDst - ssive3, bnd foF sale o. d C. KINGS,
M 81 d00rs below The Pott-Omcs,
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GA REWARD, is hereby offered for
W " Negro Man DAVY wh1 ran away from my !
near tns City on Tuesday tho 2tih slant u. 10 abe
years I'd over sit 'ee IN hr2h; &C ginger
enmp."Eion, aai Is yeSy Ik,y. Hs 1t awkward; a.
swing as o"'y and ar.as about very IN walking
On ~hea h lett Virginia clGth panil oons and
saun "sI lie his however, old ns,iha greer broad
,oa', which gave him aud which he will pTobiby wear.
Informed yesterday that he h,s ioxn with ,
two pest where he is well fact that he h,
enc Of NV iee eIers for he or four years Al D
are cautioned s.ss employ inE receiving or aiding him
manner whatever. NH Aft J. b. YOIi
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IMPORTANT ~ TRUE -Whenthe IIindoston s,ear,,
~ vs. siely put into dock IN London II found that
some chalk whrks wch he'd Besn made copper more
hsn year before, retained s ihlr n, shnoe- end hot no
copper beGesih ihege marks hld DOT been a. worn bGi
retained i' original thickness. Il ioloNs from ibis bii
chalk had protected the copper and it Nay pflyc yeIy
important discovery To test the protective prop irs
chalk untCr such circumyance the copper Of vessel Just
LuLI In. h.rn rLnlLrh oil .rurr
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CONGRESS.


NUT TU HT'HT0Us
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
After personal explanation irm Mr. BRisUrRHoor, IN
rcrence to alsc position in which he had been placed
" me .pseeh Of Mr.. MeGsughcy published, in the de-
bate on mo Amy biB,
The IioBso Vsntinlo Co.. miyee q the Whole Mr. Nc
IvISr Of Pa IN the ohs, and took Up Jhe Evao oaen-
dsr VII oh consumed the remainder Of ihe session
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DIED,

Ys@os'y @oHbEps o,Ocs RosERT, infant Of ROSsr,
The friends Of The family requsseg attend hbers osa
The residence Of his aher Church Hm mi. svsnirs cen
without further
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sch Fertile. P,utsai, D inofe. s,ndr,,.
Senr -Four u hCrs, T-y.o-, lcin Nor,h Caro,in, "a
Shingles q b. ssl n McCand'ish
SA LED,
scht Lcnitf, Smith. New Yptk
schr GIl,u Prupnu'. Tau. tn.
seht Atlas, tu'nan, Philadelphia.
Mek"r, Hand 10. '' a"' "ehhe
s-' 'eht Ned Jacket James, ds I'm Richmond with a
anipeseeo To l.. Me''rrady ~ ="
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Appointment by the Lieut.. Governor.

OLIVER c. HARTLEY, as Commissioner for the State Of
Texas take depostons acknowledgements Of deeds &C.
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Tue hci'o's OF the Wing will plss.c announce VIM.
"a ss eandiiste - represent tae City " Ri
"o"o' =" 'ne ne" Legislature Of Virginia. and III I,
WI, .e"s inc unite support cf maay Wings and Der
"S W JEFFERSON wARD
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W Tns ANNUAL Meeting al the S,ockboId
OF the Franklin Manufacturing Company Of Richmond
os req at The Pepper Mill ON Monday, 9th April nex
NH % did JAMES e. CRANE D.
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NOTES
TO the VIII. Noicr nj l.,,

TO TIE Whis Voter. OF Henrico
meeun%o the Wing Voters Of Hcnrico v
DC hed at the C'n'i House on the first Monday in A
"'A' 'C'"t day. Ter the pnp'se OF 's'eetdg candid
To eprosen, them in the neat Lssilstre Of Virginia,
Hour IL o'clock. A full and punctu,I .,,.,ds,.. 4,
guopttd.
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The Speech of The Governor Ge raj of Canada
ut the opening OF the Canadian Parliament
on the Goth Inst.-Our Relations with Eng
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WARREN u FARIss have just open
dir"et from New Nors, III. foiowin, ,ish 49,, -.
Goods IN WI eh h-, would tnyt, IN, nt.nion a, a..
Mons,le u. ne ~ ar, Gle Rieh pn,c,. 49,, n 49,
n','k'' some very rich 'Aehandvrs best Kid Glow,
-, W n'-"''nr' n-w sy'" Silk Mi,t', rie.t variety
o'''N s''n W. ba-eSrs 'is and Jo,tnn Hosiery
suPs' h'r" o.s sihs Hem'tited l. Z HAT. very ei
Muslin ard Har ton q. nghams rape bora'd A. "
w ed .ihshauls Nafs,lles and Gra.s skitts
rithen 'a"hers' very pretty 'iit Buttons for dressss
.ane'e' "e' SYKES SWISS Etsi q and INSERTING,
ehs Na'P NlAeA' ThreIe and i.isle L.ees dc
~ lhh Sll No. Us Main s,r--
pARA>Oi -, PSEs sSOIfTtS Ann mR...
ttS.-We hsve Jut received from the ma,ut,etn,,,
pend so NJ III shove 80 & emhTacns The a,.. AZ
hnss IN want q" sone ans really beautiful way ca
81 ted both IN style snl price by calling on
- WARREN a. FARIss
unn ~ No vs. Main
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SODA WATER,

MANAGERS OFFICE--D. PAINE SO
lNl For tbs EycninR-sIoOOO Caphai--7S Nos Is v
Teiei T. packDgu II who's tctri costs sss. nuF rs
sjl, cost crrtih ate taT-shates IN proportion N
Drawn Nos. NJ Ptk mnie Lottery, class 60. =
% - ~ 81 80 - 81 ~ ~ 80 So
Drawn Nos. ~ Dei Lottery. class ~.
Al % 90 81 81 81 - 81 80 90 IS 10 !
Dawn Noe. Of Posom Ike Lottery. Glass 81 ~
SIS - 60 Of 81 % 81 G5 - % 80 % lg
Drawn Nus. oi T.. kom,kr Lottery, Cln's 90
IL 81 - u % % u 1 10 80 81 6i ~ g
Dawn Ms Of Delaware Lottery, Class IS
II - 10 3 90 81 sc 50 GO s 40 80.
Dr wn Nos ofPrk,nokc, %:
CO ~ 81 3 . & % "a 81 10 60 20 &C.
- avn 1T Delaware, II;
~ ~ 81 ~ % - ~ = 10 81 | 30.
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Tns following noble poem, ~,iroa by our correspond.
on, Mrs ID Harlan exhibits perhaps even greater ,wer
than any hi sSst we have hitherto gwen from her pen
u would o. tel be sufficient to establish the fame Of
poet -ss:-Lsussriils Jsayrsl
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GluPER LUCIA OLIVE have jul received an In
- 100 baskets tuycior Giad tl, imported from LeGp
pcssy our sales We have been lol NJ this on lot
years past II has Becn sally approved AM Is the
Tor table u'e which D. mpoH'd To those persons Wh1
Luee OF quality, Mt too hrhly feenmme NJ "
BUyAL a Purcell
nh 10 prg.its ~ Main n
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TO COUNTRY MEtCHANTS.
II ZEN Il co. have Just opened large lot OF
Sumner Coats suitable ot trade w prrses
NH ~ REEN CO
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HOSE

FOR FIRE ENGINES.
III i. HORTON, - north Frederick street,
IL B1inorr SID, miuufirures
Accommodating ieirns, and yecd Hose
GsrdGns Bsth House Force Pumps, Pie
Bstins or machinery silver AID bass Piuug
Garage eurtlins dc 10 order Al orders
and faithfully rGecut~d 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19


The following is copy OF the letter Of the
Secretary of war to Col. ]. d. Stevenson, of this
city, authorizing the latter gentleman to raise .
regiment of volunteers for the purpose of pro.
ceeding to California;
"WAR DrPARrMrSr, June 90, Isl6.
Sir-The President having determined 10 send rsgi
ment Of volunteers around Cape Horn to the Pacific 20
bly, in Upper California has authorized me TO say that II
you will organize regiment the conditions herein
after specified and tender its services to the United States
il will be accepted Ia proper should be done with
the appreciation of the Governor Of New York
The Presided expects, and indeed requires that great
care should be taken to have composed Of suitable per-
sons mean Of good habits-as far as practicable Of
rous pursuits and such would be likely deaire to
remain at the end Of the either in Oregon in
any territory in that region Of the globe which may then
The act Of the 3h May last authorizes the acceptance
of volunteers for IL months or during the war with
Mexico The condition Of acceptance in this must
be tender Of service during the war and II must be
claim for returning home wherever they be serving
at the termination Of the provided il in the then
territory of the United States, or may be taken to the
nearest most convenient territory belonging to the
United States, and there discharged.
The must be apprized expressly, that their term
of service for the that they may be discharged
an above specified; ard that they to be employed
on distant service 1t is however, very desirable,
that should not be publicly known, or proclaimed,
that they to go into any particular province Of
Mexico.
On this point great caution is epjoined The commu.
nication to the officers and men must 20 far
all just ground of complaint that they have been
deceived in the nature and place Of the service.
1t expected the regiment will be in readiness to
bark early as the first Of August next practicable.
Steps will be Immediately taken to provide fer trans
portaton Very respectfully.
Your obt servant,
w. L. MARCY, sec'y Of War.
Col. j. ID. STEVENSON, N Y. City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19
Religious Intelligence

CALENDAR JULy-l9th 9Th Sunday after Trinity.
2sth st. James, Apostle and Martyr; a6h, 7th sunday
after Trinity.
The corner stone Of the building OF the American
Tract Society of Nassau and Spruce streets will
BIO laid Monday next, July 30, at half past r. NJ
The Rev Dr. Potts, of this city Is expected preach
the church Of Houston and Thompson streets
recently under the Of the Rev Mr. Burchard THE
evening Service to commence at quarter before
O'Clock.
Tho Rev L. w. Balch, Rector Of st. Bartholomew
Church in this city sailed Thursday last r England
in the packet ship Fidelia.
The Rev. Edgar p. Wadhsms, deacon, missionary at
Ticondcroga. New York, has attached himself to the
Roman communion.
Edwin Wilson Wiltbank, late q Presbyter OF this do
having address sod letter to the Right Rev Bishop
Brownel in which he declares his Remuneration Of the
ministry Of the church. and his intention not to ocists
hereafter in any OF the Offices thereof has been duly de-
posed according TO the provisions Of tho in that
case made and provided
On "wednesday June oath, the Presbytery Of Erie or.
daned and installed NJ It. Merwin, licentiate Of the
Presbytery of New York, pastor the Presby
church of Irvine, Warren county Pa
Cornelius II. Edgar, centiatc Of the Presbytery Of
Elzabethtown ordained 10 the gospel ministry by
the Presbytery of Long Island, June 10th, and at the
same time installed pastor Of the church at
ton
The Rev L. O. Curtis was ordained pastor of the first
Ecclesiastical Society of Woodbury., Conn. on wednes
day, July 9Th, by this South Consolation Of Lchheld
county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19

The Senate were engaged upon the Tariff bah,
but nothing definite in relation to il uanspred
The Treasury Note bill, as !, came from the
lower house, passed, altar considerable debate
from the leading Senators, without division.
The Tariff bill will be further debated ON Mon
day, Mr.. Niles having the floor
The House was occupied during the entire
session in disposing ofprivate bills, among which
was one for the relief of the heirs Of Robert Ful-
ton, which passed by handsome majority.
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LIvrnroot.-The grim trade remained in a dull and
languid position up till the 10th ut, which time the
PROVISIONS Of the corn lazy came into operation
e business was transacted, that effected being mere
70 serve the wants Of needy buyers. At the market
nelo on me Soh ut the first since the passing Of the
new corn law oi there large attendance Of town
ana country buyers, and fair sale for good foreign
whests ,hough not to the extent that might have been
expected and at prices generally Sd to Cd. below the
quoaons OF TINS day week The sales of American and
Canadian flour were by means large and at ass Cd
and avs per barrel for supcrnc western canal and ass
Is 3D. lower and oatmeal ives dull without chsnge-
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NEW YORK HERALD.


The Proprietor OF this establishment reached
Liverpool on the 2sth ult., after passage Of only
eleven daysand few hours from Boston. We
learn that he was in excellent health and spirits
1t will be. recollected that he was bearer Of inn
portant dispatches from our government 10 the
American minister in London
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The steamship Great Britain viii be due nj this
port in few days. She is now in her twelfth
day, and may arrive tomorrow. Her las, trp 20
England was performed in thirteen days and q
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NAvAL-United States sloop-ofwar Cyane,
Commander Melvine, for the Pacific, was spoken
on the 10th June, in lat S6, Ion. IS, by the Lon
don, at Brighton, England
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The FonEroN NEws-We were indebted to
Messrs Adams 4 Co., Gay & Co., and Harnden
& Co., for the early delivery Of English papers at
our Office yesterday morning. These lines, in
this instance, as in hundreds of others, exhibited
a great deal of enterprise and in furnishing us
with the papers, they were the means of laying
full reports of the English markets before the New
York merchants earlier than they, perhaps,
would otherwise have had them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19

THE CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION. rolls of Col.
Stevenson's regiment have not yet been presented
to the Governor, and there is not man or officer
in his command that is attached to any other regi-
mentof volunteers in this State. All the compa-
MES are inspected but one and that is Capt Div
ver's, which will be inspected on Monday, when
the whole will be reported to the commander-in-
chief for organization and commission. They are
to be quartered on Bedlow's Island, probably for
two or three weeks prior to their shipment for
California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19

The Berlin dates are of the 23d ut The Evan.
geI,cal synod, now assembled, has presented an
address to the king, thanking him Cor having con-
voked IT, The king replied with great feeling
and recopmended the Synod not TO confine lfs
deliberhosls on the state Of the church 70 Pruss,
alone, but TO extend them the whole of Christ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19

LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 3-The market has not
been subjected to much Auctuaton since our last publ
cation although several stirring have happened
they have had only slight temporary effect
soils Even Sir r. Pees resignation has failed to affect
permanently entirely had the minds of CONNIE rcial
been prepared for that The news OF the set
Element of the Oregon question with the United States
Government, which reached London on Monday caused
Consols to rise about cent and gave considera-
bly, bsker tone to the market than existed last week
and the prospect of peace and extended have
mrtner advanced prices to day to trnng extent which
however has not been very steadily maintained There
brokers' complain of a slackened demand for money
1n ;g we anticipate that the Corn law and Tariff
To-day Consols for the Account were done at e5i in
a on y o. 'ae but closed at ss Bank stock
Threeanda Quarter per Cents ss fons Aen";,;.s sS,
and Exchequer Bills lis TO los premium
.nn stoc.s there . no new feature of import
Improvement in Portuguese Stock the latest acrornts
from Lisbon representing affairs to be in a much more
count took place this afternoon but made no change =;
prices The following are the last quotations: ~
Brazilian, at s3f Granada, at 20 Mexican a, oss TO-
the Account; the Deferred at l6 Portuguese Five no
Cents at 81 the Three per Cents. at 4sH ex div, ,s
-Four per Cents for the Account at ex div Spanish.
Three per Cents at 36s ex div; Venezuela at apI Ri
gan Fourand-aH per Cents, ate7h; Dutch Twcanda
Half per Cents at 6o and the Four per Cents Certa
LoSpor MARxrrs, JuLY 3.--Hemp-Jute is wanted.
but sitter rates being required operated against bust
ness and the sound Of $50 bales at auction taken at
flo TO Ell, good quality the value Of low and mddng
is els to flI 10. OF China Grass II bales at auction
fetched "a l5s to c5 per ton. Hemp present is little
wanted the value OF Petersburgh clean ESQ los to
f3 outshot f2e to f29 los half clean f27 to f27 Ios
Manila, f24 l0sto Gas los Sum ell to Ga los Bonn
bay f10 los to $40, Riga Rhine f3 los to fs2 I0s and
American f22 to f25 per ton Hops-Prices continue
rapidly the decline and rule IS to los per cwt under
those Of this day week still the trade operate with
on the accounts from the plantations very salts.
factory there being every appearance of early and
abundant crop. Naval storesTherc has been a rather
better inquiry for Stockholm tar, and firm rates have
ery been obtained say l6s Archangel is steady at lis
70 s % per barrel In spirits Of turpentine little bust
ness being done, and although reduced prices would be
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MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1916.
I H E n + w E r. A
BE a CHILD AGAIN.

ny MRS. AMELIA Il. wELBY.
Oh. for the bright and gladstone hours,
When, like a wandering stream,
My spirit caught from earth and sky,
The light oil every bcattfs
hen, II into my hing eye
tear drop CHANGED Ia start
y was bauistcd In moment by
The sunshine of tie heart
When musing in the happy rast,
The first spring time Of life,
When every tone OF wind and wave
With melody was rife;
When all YOUTHS aopes and promiscC,
TIL Sc rainhews of my sky
Danced forth in fairy visions
Before my wandering eye.
My heart is with the lcaping Hills,
That murmur rtuud the hcme,
Where tirst my lIs were taught TO speak
My tiny feet to roam:
The sweet songs of the happy birds,
The whispering wild voiced breeze
That caught the faint breath of the rose,
And waved aIrong the trees.
How many mournful memories
Steal gently through the mind
Like spirit voices borne along
Upon the wandering wind
And, as thought leads me back again,
almost seCnf to trace,
In each sweet flower and shrub, and tree,
Some old familiar face.
IT'S thought because smile on ALL
That am vain and gay
81 That. by the worlds light hattery
might be lured astray;
They know not that my heart Oft breathes
It's fragrance out in signs,
That sad songs trembe OH my lips,
And tears within my eyes.
My thoughts are all as pure and sweet,
As when was n child,
And all my bright lima ginings
Are Just "a free and Wild:
a nd were ii not for one bright link
Within atfe, toms claim,
I'd wish to wander to that spot
And be a child gain
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BOARDING HOUSE.-Mas SARAH CHANT
I'D would respectfully call the attention of Board
and Transient Persons to her large and com
modous House, situated in the most pleasant part
of Port smouth, at the lower terminous of Court
street, near the water, commanding full view of
the harbor nd shipping. Mrs. G. is DESTROYS of
obtaining gcnteel Boarders, to whom she
feels certain she will give entire satisfaction Her
Baths fitted up in neat style, and their are
free to her Boarders. Terms moderate
N. b. Two small Houses on Glasgow street for
Rent for the next year. Enquire as above.
Oct
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n ECTIEIEn WOOD NApnTHA.-This

Ia having recently come into use in London as
remedy for Turbcrculous Consumption, and very
favorable and happy effects having resulted from
it, has induced the subscribers To have of it
prepared with great care. perfectly pure and high
ly rectihed, in order that fair trial may be made
Of its merits
This is warranted to be the article so highly re-
commended by DR.. Hastings physician to the
Free Dispensary Loudon,) in his statement pub
lished IN the London Lancet, when he cautions per-
using it to be sure and procure this kind, as
impure article (or Coal Far Naphtba) has pro-
duced the most unpleasant and dangerous effects.
II has been used by many of our most eminent PLY.
5icians, with decided success.
NetC York, Jan. lst, lS45. RUSuTIN & co.
The above article of Naphtho just received and
for sale by HENRY BUFF,
July IL High street.
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HISTORY OF GER
N MANY from the earliest period to the pre-

sent time.
Taylor's Manual of Ancient and Modern History.
Reeds Dictionary of the English Language,
containing the pronunciation, etymology, and ex-
Dlanation of all words authorized by eminent wl-
ters; to which added a vocabulary the roots
of English words, and accented list of Greek,
Latin and Scripture proper names. The above for
sale by w. II ii. HODGES & co.
Nov
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Urernls Ot .tUul,us,m,l.

j- Tt0elce lines or less make square longer ones
charged IN proper and to be paid for in
advance.
Advertisements ordered in only once or twice d
wcet. will he charged so cents per squar. for tho
first insertion, and 81 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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A DEDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT in the
N price of Work at the Sign of the Mammoth
Gun. In fact pledge myself to work rs cherp "a
any man South of the Potomac, Il not cheaper, and
warrantcdStH be good So if You want your
work done good and cheap CAL at the Sign of the
Mammoth Gun, High street, Portsmouth Va. AL
so Guns. Pistols, SHOT Bags, Game Bags, Powder
Flasks, Caps, Cap Chargers Nipple Keys, and eve
ry article called Tor by Sportsman, at small ad.
vance cost.
Oct 20 ]. A. SPALDING
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STOVE BLACKING.-"T True MEXICAN
~ JET LEAD just received this superior arti-
Gle OF Lustre for Polishing Stoves, Crates, &c
Also BLACK CRATE VARNISH used for Coal
Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Back and lambs, and
all other iron utensils used about fire places which
require to be kept neat and clean For sale at the
Drug Store, High street, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Oct Is CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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WHITE SLATE PENCILS.-This is a
wv article, and from the Oniy Gi.urTy of the
kind in the known world possessing every desira
bic quality wanted to write the Slate, being soft,
free from grit, and very strong, and is fast super
scding all others. For sale at the Drug Store, High
street, Sign of the Big Mortar.
CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
Also 5000 Common Slate Pencils Oct 81