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Some person, who had nothing else to do,
has ascertained that there are $50, 300 grains
in bushel of wheat, $40, 900 in barley, $780,
600 in oats. 81 900 in horse beans, and in corn
$4,000.
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There are, according TO late official report,
@o4 convlcts in the Maryland Penitenuary.
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF MAcor.-We learn
from letters received in town last evening, from
Macon, says the Savannah Republican, that
this Institution stopped payment on Tuesday
last.
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ChlM BUSHELS Cumberland, Smiths
AOOO and Crate Coal now landing, Of
the best quality, and for sale by the subscriber, at
his old stand on 18th and G. streets.
may 26-6t' II. WATERS.
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ON OUR DESK.

The UHIoN TEMPERANCE SoNG Book, a Col
lection for Pic Mics and Temperance Meet
ings Boston 1876.
U. Ward and Son have just received mum
ber Of copies Of this liule book. II is worth
The attention Of the friends of the cause, beng
well adapted to the purpose for which Il was
gotten up. Suitable music is given TO the va
rious songs.
We copy the following song from page 49,
as being peculiarly appropriate TO our columns:
THE FOUNTAIN.
Limpid, cooling Fountain,
Springisg from the mountain,
Running in the river:
Thy sweet streams were given,
BY the God OF Heaven
We will leave thee never.
No, not alluring wine,
Our lips shall e'er incline
NATURES drink 10 leave.
Cold water cannot harm US,
No other drink shall charm us,
This cannot deceive.
Give US water ever,
Mixed with spirit never,
# While our life shall lastc
We the pledge have taken,
Our faith shall be unshaken,
To handle not or taste.
The last song in the book is short and sweet
- n -
Drink from the bubbling fountain,
Drink it free;
Twas good for Samson
And 'tis good for thee.
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THE FOUNT AIN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, ls4s
SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
Bible.

ay- The Columbian Fountain has nearly, II not
quite as wide circulation in this city any other
papeY published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
or city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind.
Mr. JOHN Il. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
will promptly attend to all business connected with
the paper Advertisements, &C., will also reach MS
safely II handed to the Carriers, placed in box
at Mr. SToTT's Drug Store.
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II is the opinion of those best informed, that
an issue Of Treasury notes will be recommend
ed by the Committee OF Finance OF the House.
The amount OF old notes outstanding is about
100000.
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METEOROLOGICAL editor out West wears
out seven pairs Of boots year, regularly, in
kicking loafers out of his Office.
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LoCusrs.-The CLARK sburg (Va.,) Republi-
can says that the 'locnsts' are beginning 10 APP
pear in that region. Their last previous aP-
pearance was ia 1899 seventeen years ago.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - The "Sermon for
Bachelors " which appeared in our paper
sometime ago, should have been credited TO
the Leavenworth (Ia) Banner.
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ILLUMINArIoN.-The citizens of Baton
Rouge, Oa.,) illuminated their houses on
hearing of the glorious triumph ofour arms on
the Rio Grande.
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by can easily communicate to absent friends,
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement !"
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.ArEcDoTE or GEr. TAyLoa.--A correspon-
dent Of the Providence Transcript. giving an
account Of the latest battle with the Mexicans
says:
s"There was, as you perceive, no chance for
manGuvering--it was hard fighting and go
ahead. Some OF the guns were taken and re-
taken, two or three times. General Arista had
two horses killed under him, and our old hero,
Gen Taylor, was constantly in the thckest Of
the fight Once, when demonstrated with for
stopping at place where the grape shot and
bullets were flying like hail, he said--Well,
they do come pretty thick; let US go on little
farther ahead, and they will all go over u.s."
A QUEsTIoN FOR GEN. MEJA.-A cores
pondent of the Charleston News, who signs
himself z Scissors" makes the following quo
tation from General Mejia's despatch TO Gen.
Paredes:
Taylor alone remains in command; and
as for him, it would be no compliment TO our
countrymen in comparing him with the most
wretched .Merican tailor"
Said correspondent then asks this question !:
II it takes nine .Merican tailors to make man,
how many MEXICAN GENERALS will it take to
make one AMERICAN TAYLOR?
Perhaps Gen. Vega, who was cut out and
basted by our Taylor in the last battle, can an
swer the question.
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Il is said that seventeen OF the New Yorl
members will go for reduction Of the tariff.
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A NEW BOOK STORE

AS just been opened at the Office of the Co
- lumbian Fountain. Besides the SCHOOL
BOOKS generally used in our city, we have large
assortment OF TEMPERANCE WoRKs and other in
teresting books, all of which we will sell low for
CASH. stM&s
We have likewise nearly all kinds Of Stationery,
Fooscap, Letter and Envelope Paper, Quilts, Steel
Pens, Ink, Ink. stands, Sand Boxes, Wax, Waters,
&C., &c.
Those desiring to purchase any Of these articles
will please give us call. abA sie
april 22-f u. WARD & SON.
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The Washington County, (Md.,) Bank has
declared dividend of per cent. for the last
six months.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be absorbed in the dongs Of Others as
to forget what is going on at home
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q new edition Of the Congressional Directo-
ry has just been issued Ii is for sale at Mr.
Bohn's book stand near the door of the Hall OF
the House.
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ONO RIvER.-At Pittsburg, on Saturday,
feet water. AT Wheeling, eleven and half
feet--rising.
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Just Received.

A LOT of fine Cigars and Tobacco. invite
"A my friends and the public generally to call
and try for themselves |. S. BALL,
june l-eod3w.
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Suicide was committed on Saturday last by
DIR. G. w. Spalding Of Richmond, Va, aged
90 years.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
s4 Esl G 60 El ct
TRANSPORTATION OrrIcE.

VNHE public are respectfully informed that on
u and after Thursday, the 4th inst d passenger
train will be started daily Sunday excepted) at IL
o'clock A. M, reaching Baltimore in time to con-
meet with the Philadelphia train Of cars.
BY order: SAML. STETTINIUS,
june got Agent
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HARPER'S BIBLE.

A copy of this splendid pictorial wsrk
bound in superior style, may be seen at ou
Office.
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WORTHINGTON G.. SNETHEN,
ATTORNEY YAND COUNSELLOR RATLA1

WAsHINGTON, d. c., practices in the Sin.
Wv preme Court Of the United States and n
several courts Of tho District Of Columbia. and n,os
ecutes all manner Of claims against the tIp;,xd
States either bsfore Congress or the different, Il.
Partmsnts Of the government o''
june 8-f 64 hta a
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The property Of the cathedral in Mexico is
valued at not less than fifty millions of dollars.
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
DOWN THE POTAMAC.

THE Franklin Division, No. 8, Sons Of Tenn
perance, propose making an excursion down
the Potomac in the steamboat Columbia, on Tues
day next, June 9th leaving the steamboat Wharf at
Georgetown at 81 o'clock, A. M, Washington at
81 A. M, Navy Yard at lo3, and Alexandra at
III A M.
The boat will stop at Fort Washington half an
hour, or long enough TO enable visers to land and
view the objects Of interest there. and then to pro-
coed to Mount Vernon, opposite of which the boat
will stop twenty minutes, whilst the band (engaeed
for the occasion) will play some Of the finest Ma
tional airs; thence proceed to Indian Head on the
Maryland side, and return to Georgetown at about
sunset.
Refreshments will be provided for ladies' and
gentlemen at moderate prices.
The Sons of Temperance, Brothers of Temper
ance and the public generally, are respectfully in
vited to join the excursion.
G>Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies'
$l 90, to be had Of the Committee Of Arrange
ment or on board the boat.
U The Cotillion Band is engaged for the occa-
sion. H. A. DENNISON,
JAMES CATION,
G. w. ARNOLD,
June 2-td Committee of AYran ge7nenfs
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&- admission Reduced to 25 cents. .seA
LAST WEEK
OF THE GRAND EXHIBITION OF
ILLUMINATED Ne
CHEMICAL DIORAMAs,
A T CARUSTS SALOON Monday evening.
II June LIST, and every evening during the week.
|. Milan Cathedral.
II. Crucifxion.
Ill. Holy Sepulchre
Nv. Belshozzars Feast
X. WINTER begs leave to inform the citizens of
Washington and vicinity that this will be the last
week of his exhibition in this city.
or Admission % cents only. Doors open at
~, commencing at 81 o'clock precisely Day Ex-
hibitions on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
Al o'clock precisely For full description see small
bills. June I-lw
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GREAT FLooD IN THE ALLEGHArY-De-
slruction Of property and loss Of flJs-The Pitts
burg Morning Post Of Thursday says: "Owing
to the late heavy rains above, there was rise
in the Allegheny river yesterday afternoon OF
between five and six feet. The destruction Of
property is said to have been greater than has
ever before been experienced on this river. A
large number of RATS broke loose from their
moorings and were swept away. The amount
of loss sustained is not known. During the af-
gagged in catching drift, and three lads, thus
employed, were drowned above the upper
bridge"
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PoErIcAL EpITomE OF THE FOREIGN News.
The following witty epitome OF the news Of
Europe is an extract from an article called
sOur Own Times pu blished in Cruickshank's
Monthly Magazine;
Once a week, the upset of a passenger train;
Once fortnight, fierce revolution in Spain;
Once month, new comet discovered in
Kent;
Once year, an illustrious happy event.
Once in three years. Ell Kader by Bugeaod
subdued;
And the temporary" income-tax duly re-
newed
SlNGuLAR.-Ir rained in this city every
Saturday during the spring months of March,
April, and May, that have just past.
Phil. Times.
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MURDER in NEWARK, N. 1.-The dead body
Of woman was discovered at No. 5, Durand
st., Newark, about sunset on Wednesday even
ing, which had evidently been lying there for
several days. The neighbors, noticing hor-
rible stencil from the premises, and having
missed the man and woman who usually were
there, broke into the house and discovered the
dead woman lying on the floor, her body far
gone in decay. The man, whose name is Pc
ter Mahan, and who met them at the door,
was horrid spectacle Of starvation and insa-
nifty Of spent intoxication, and had apparently
been lying for many days and nights on the
bed by the side of the corpse. From the testi-
mony elected on the coroner's inquest, it ap-
pears that the woman rented the basement
where they lived in Feb. last, for herselfand q
children, that Mahan came shortly after andtook
up his abode with her as her husband. 1t ap-
peared that he used to abuse her and beat her
most horribly, and that several times her life
had only been saved by the Intervention OF the
neighbors. The verdict Of the jury was that
the cause of the woman's death was unknown,
but that there were strong reasons for believ-
ing that Mahan was the murderer. Mahan is
Of course in custody.-Phl. Times.
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MlcHlsAE.-The Legislature of Michigan
has just passed joint resolution, authorizing
the Gov. TO raise volunteer force Of 10000
men for the public defence, and appropriaung
100000 out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
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20, Tc,s N.rr,,,I NJ 60 -, -, - ~ ~ -, -
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dirine - - 49, 1899 ""'"1N" mt
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siniy consented 10 remain FOR C s,vs N, ~, ,,c,.,, :,
those who ,eagte ocular Jemops,ratnR "
Az Mr. can remain ban ,bo,, lin. finn, , fl mill, 4; r,u.
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and rz,t ~ tba iSy hc,. - 80 a., -, 80 rs w
des.rpon OF bse,s. ~ ~ " ~ s'' "'
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ON the IItb ,st he H. crtrpS,-
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days and from poTrrsd without IN
errnisson-
New h has supplied the place deep ulcers and though
badly dsuret has ae sound, and his
We assured hat in the Book. ease no
oh'HrnI or Cause Applications has been uodin
TACT the fanaeea alone has wrought this change
thas l. Rowand sesdvfis Crawford county Penn.
}. w Jones NJ u, So1th street Philadcph.--
z. Appleton NJ u, 80 Souih st, do
nnhouy taHwsI Aarinn county, Mo.
WIN st.e'hg " U tanldeE' N j.
IN foue Manufacture OF Mineral Teeth 100 South Pail
NJ AZ thtpt rh.a pemoeta,sI North I'd vt, do
Geo W. Metz brushm1ker, 5i7 Market Il, Phll.
A. cHos pastor Of ih Baptist Church. DO.
I , 80 hIe 81 MA NORTH American ofier)
John w Ahn'nd 90 south 9TH street, Philadelphia
Is. wagner iihosrl1her, li6 Ch"srut 81. do.
Peter sken Sun IT, Editor Native Eag,e. do
IoTD boi'ns sass manuileiGrer WiliaHstown. NJ
L. 'oes ~ D. bospn' Mass
kuSeh C1nhed Psychologist, Phiia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-15
DRlNKEK l. NORRIS.

w EBB. BACON * co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-So hhds ~. CroiS
los hhds Porto Rico
100 New Or-ahs
~ boIrs Loaf
Is bbis Crushed and Pulvetssj
"a uetccs and 20 hall DO. New orleans CAuh,d
Is boxes Havana
MoLASSFsS-eO hhds fotto Rico
hhtS Trinidad
20 hhis Carjcnas
COFFEE-40O h,ES 30
500 bag laeuaNra
I = bags Java
CANDI.ES-SS hoIrs Sperm
10 hoNrsSsanc
50 boNes Iuus Patrnt Tanow
boxes TanoN
Cass,lr. Brown and shaving sap
7On keES Cut Nais and Brads
tons Blisterrd steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Seosia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
ba,s THREAD
90 packages Gun Powder Tea
BAcSTca
10 bbls Sperm Lamp Oh
- bhss Tanners oil
zoo ThouiNStnn Lime
100 dozrn Painted Buckets
Nets Of WOODWARD
IS Rice
So bbs CIDER Nnegar
- hhis Bacon sides
Dc s0lhlTrs
500 bbia =. g Cur HerriRgS
100 bbls Family Zoe do
- bbls Slai
Rosn-Tar
Spiuts TgFTc mime
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper au -
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
RoDIs Snaes tEufS Cnns 40

'e'HE subscriber begs leave TO call the atten-
- ton OF Country Merchants, he Of
bats taps Sr Hh ch
Sal ofwh eh h asutcs them Will tc so very
1dviEc- the cost As i his determination
dsi it 10 hcir Interest to cal buying
ELSEWHERE IUsAU MYERS
wholesale and Retail Dc aler Boots :. Hats &e
- ~ No - Wea Main strrrt.
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n OOK 10 YOUR INTEREST III

- would respectfully inform their customers and the
public rceeVdther usual large supply OF
fashionable and other kinds of udy made CLOTHING TOT
and which making constant additions
c-ky every ofdesrahs CoakS Coa Vests
P.ats nraw-ts Shirts, eosoms Stocks Socks, Hdk
which they will be pleased TO III them
nt style and upon the most reasonable terms
pains y akua in the selection 81 their materials TO
goodness aud well the they have taken
having under thsr supervision dura
eIiy THEFT peculiarly
persons Can and fo yourselves
NJ HOOPER a CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store
No.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


II HAVE Il superior article of nrNssh~s f.ess. 90
to OOOo very cheap cash with general assortment Of Pain
articles
Glass the bes, quality size. from sIIO to s6Iao whoIeE
srretail
White Lead hard beat kegs from % lbs 50 lbs 600 lbs
The above my selection, and warranted good
ounry gentlemen would do eau and examine these
toods and Judge for themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Hain street
N.Ei door ntAe RIeliange Rant.
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DISScLUTlON

TBNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the Rankin wh',osh tins cay dissolved by
Mutual The unscd business ef the will be
tended o by Rankin whuoek q Ro.ster ..-.---.
tsirusd1 ROBERT RANKIN
n n wutrIOCK.
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WADE w WnDJDR lnrE.
........,... - .,.,......,,.
sh'N'-h ~ 10
,,-r., F"S' '-''- ~ N"s '''
4 ktf EhS lOT sale
~ zoo bags Rio aud Llsuayrl Cote
leo do - Domingo do
loo 10 lava and Manila do
30 hbds 2. Rico AMI " Orleans Sugars
Co Cuba Clarified DO
20 bbs y Orleans do
80 bores w l. w Loaf DO
S do No. do do
bbs Crushed do
do Puiversed do
20 hhts Molasses
20 bills ~ o. Moas>cs
10 tons TTedegar Iron, assorted AIRS
do Country do
do Bstered steel
DO German do
900 kegs Nails
100 sdesso'e Leather
100 boIes soap
so do Sperm AMI Ialiow Candes
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TO TOBACCONISTS.
CLOTHING FOR FACTORY HANDS

M have Just opened our assortment of Goods,
-sieed with expressly for factory
groes generally fancy cord
PLAIN Sat nets Of all qualities Jeans Ker-ys Plans
Aud stock OF Bhnkets will be- found and perhaps
ehtaier than before offered mirset We would
respectfully invite those Of the above
call. wADSwoRTH, TURNER CO.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ wv n MEhJlh " D.
EAT attention their purchases
w this stock Of Fancy Goods he
rvng they and varied assortment Of RICH
FANCY Goods any ESTABLISHING Mt in this city and our
disposition and determine sell cheap similar goods
MARKET We have recently opened all the
la;c sykes 81
Dress silks, some very rich; Lacss ShaWs
Casmees dc'Iains, Robes q every fabric and quality
Black Alpaca Robes
Cord and blk Aipaccas. variety
Gro de'Orcaus Fads California Checks
Eubfudrucs for wedding and evening drezsss
Very uch eubd white Silks Tor wedding dresses
Gloves. Mtts Velvet Cuds
French worked Capes AMI Collars
Linen Cauiatic Iidkfs
Ladies' and Children Hoods
Ladies and Iul5nts Dress Caps
Trimmings Of every tcsrupiion
Fine green Berlcoq
Bik and rDfd GtaIrs, Corset
Bonnet and Neck Eihauis
satin and lussrrE do, &c.
Together with large assortment OF STAPLE G"O1-
Riesched and brown Dofn,-Ie-
Negro anil Bed Eank.ts
Jeans ard krrscys Saints
Plaid L'Esr,s. pIIgts. Ccu0n Bats
B.k and Wllr Nadtng
To hns who buy Tor cash. punrtIai customers
offer Hduc ineHt- q the alays goods
e ~ HALVES. VAN DRUEsEN a WARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-15
NOTICE.

= VIE subscribers have entered into Ccl'arner r.
u under 81 eiaee- APPc-oH. ioT NE Psress
Of NE Arotssosry and Dag earses. sUd have takes
ths n formerly oceoaed BY t4naCei r. Ade = Go NO 81,
hain ~
sy inends All times asoftSen Of prus- hedi
sine- rains Ola Dye and ash call nom their Old
na pnhe noih 81 haviss been brooeh,
having engaged an fof number OF
tr Cy hope BY business merit
share OF patronage.
oae OF 18th found all attend In person
puunr on fom physicians
Particular aenon will also BE- paid TO putting
mp seeh prescriptions may be sesi to the house
PETER ". GRUnPS,
APpERHoN
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]. H. EUSTACE y son

I'D RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing Richmond etamRe
their stock Of Dm. Msdenes Pants and Dye stuf They
prepared offer they their
condnc their dealings their this place
Ginseng and Farseej exchange goods al
ale ltrhg utarLpf rtirg
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GALLAGHER a OLDNER.

y WI TTTTITI
Ii AVE ip store, and or sale on reasonable
n q rrr.raIsss ~ kinds Fots-4 and Ir-.s
Co. Nuos and Liquors hy wlsae and RETAIL They have ID a
tus hand Z, p g. co. rs and l1 rt drm1na fun and
vI pot up good order my qraufy te wanted
tH.Ifr uf public tnu4ra country md sraJn. lGHur
ruu' for Their usld io give co.,
puschlsur ury a.sufci any Liquor they 1y
viii prove Oh be- n genuine fri-r %
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Go SOUTHERN AND SOUTH wESTERN
MERCHANTS.

Ys'HE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il ta h pubic. for the extent Of patron
and brr leave 20 inform them
present fct manufacturing cess most
ample da with him ~i find him ready
ARREST ami most honorable terms and
@ tbost SitsR,ion To their Interests
manufacturing Clocks
ras believes had sufficient
Of Clock deal
~. herhy respectfully all their
pncha they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot h. furpa.sod point OF workmanship ar hnish.
0sct that and dcGerS
ARE worthless and counterfeit article label-a
the genuine Jrroc Clock" which fact sn~inE aesnow
csmcn their lie that Pnrehas
appreciate advantage Of huyiRs direct from Tire factory
a which thay the subjects OF this imposition Al
orders arcnmp. cash win be promptly and fstfu
yauento who srni their order, by rely
attention personal application Coskln
Countries viii be carefully selected and packed
markets An Clocks purcha-d
this warranted well, and the
viii board free of tston
phatec Wh that possible attention shall be
his friends and patrons, hc respectfully
ecits the patronage of all
Philadelphia, at 40 North Third Street
Warehouse ~ Rahimorr n &c South Charles Street.
New Haven, 81 Johns Street between Ham
,on ard Market oe 22-y J1IAUNCEN JEROME