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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21


~ The Joking editor Of the Hawkeye
SEEMS 70 have been thrown into very IN
peasant dilemma by the arrival Of the late
news from England. The intelligence that
tie productions Of the s'leeming West are 10
find a ready market. at enhanced prices, in
ngland-that our Indian corn, buckwheat.
Ebeef, pork, &c., are 10 be, at once. admitted
into British ports at mere nominal duty.
and that whea, and -four are to be so admitted
In three ysars-seems to have thrown the
Hawkeye editor into paroxysm of-indecis.
ion. ssOrator Puff had two tones to his voice, !"
and the Hawkeye is equally we'll furnished
for joke. In one breath Mr.. Secretary
Walker is condemned because his report, up
on question Of vital interest to the British
nation, has been published by Parliament,
and the administration of Presiden, Polk is
censured because the contemplated reduction
the "black tariff" of 1912 has had the effect
Of opening the British ports 10 the productions
Of the Mississippi Valley. In another breath
the farming population is congratulated upon
the prospective effects Of the very measure
To-. which the administration is censured. In
me course Of his reading the editor Of the
Hawkeye may have met with the account Of
an unfortunate individual who, in an aitemp,
to ride upon two hobbies, fell to the ground.
We commend the moral to the editors careful
consideration. If the presen, tariff affords
the agriculturist all the advantages i. promis-
ed him-if it confs1s all possible good unon
the farmer-,he wing party, and the editor Of
the Hawkeye, must stand up 10 it's defence,
and ii is gross Inconsistency for them to re-.
joice at its destruction. even though that de-.
slruc,ion result in the opening Of the British
ports. If the present tariff is not what it's
friends declare it to be-if it does not bestow
upon the farming population al! the advan,a.
ges claimed Tor tits authors have played
false with the people. The Hswkeye, as o
wing journal, must stand up for 'rhe tariff as
It Isl" though iss continuance close the British
ports TO American farmers. 1t must either go
for the tariff Of AZ. and against the opening
of the British por's--or against that tariff and
for the opening Of the British ports. I.''can.
not serve God and Mammou' II mus, choose
one of the two horns of tile iilemaa-it can.
not hang upon both.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

o. The Galena Jelfersonian says that a.
bout eigh! million pounds Of lead are now piled
up on The landing at that city. /
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

o." The writer Of this article exceedingly
regrets tina: the few remarks made BY him in
the Convention last Saturday, upon refusing
to be considered a candidate for the Conven.
ton, should be liable to any mitrepresenta.
son. In taking the conrse he Judged proper
10 be pursued by himself, he was Influenced
solely BY dsinclina.ion to ever become
politician, and not from any objection tc The
most heartily approves. The resolutions, so for
as they go, are conceived in the right spirit,
and express, doubtless, the true sentiments Of
the democratic party-.hey certainly indicate
our own. The writer expects to always act
with tho democracy Of lowa, but he sincerely
believes he can find some more profitable EN-.
ployment than the too common one OF office
hunting, or office holding. One who has no
other employment. is "poor indeed, !" and is
certainly an object Of pity. State Offices are
held BY preca'ious tenure-,hey last. at
best, but for shor, season-,hey derange and
seriously injure any other business in which
one may be engaged-ard, worse than all.
generally disqualify person for any other ac-
tive business.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

u Gen. Eas,in Morris, the editor Of the
Standard. is The whig candidate for the Con-
venion from Johnson county.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

% James Grant, Esq, has been nominated
by The democrats Of Scott county for the Con.
venlion 10 frame Constitution.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

~. A bill has been introduced into The
Legislature Of Mississippi TO repeal all laws
now it, fulcs for the collection of debts.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

MunDER. by gentleman direct rom ~. =
osauqna. We learn that man ny me na'le =. :.
Osburn was shot on Thursday, aooo' ~.
miles south of Pennington, in Van buren, IVY
by man BY ,hename Of Freeman. ! nc n ~.
il is said, were neiehbors the particulars ~
not given.-( Lee Go. Dem.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

a. Hon. Solomon w. Downs, democrat.
has been elected Senator from Louisiana, in
place Of Mr.. Barrow, wing. whose term ex-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

ATTENTION An uncivH war havino arise
between our two Rock Island cotemporarie
and one of them having sued the other for n
bel, which, in our opinion, is an unmiItaj
way Of settling such disputes, we hereby oil
notice Of our intention Of putting tho town
Rock Island under martial law as soon asl
zoe can. We intend TO punish the belIieered
by making them retire from the world al
shut themselves Up in the ''beautiful d
healthy town Of Davenport. The editoef
the Davenport Gazette is hereby appoidd
our agent and their keeper, with full au,hoiy
10 catch them and keep them, if he can.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

~ The company Of Mormons when s a
Nanvoo short time since. are al pfesen' Gu.
camped on Fox river, in Davis coun'y' aoou'
IA miles above Keosauqua. working 'oI p'v y.
visions and awaiting more pleasant wea!n s.. N
travel. An accession, it is salo' mas o''"
made 10 their colony 10 that neighboIho0o
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

BOUNDARIES OF IowA.-We learn. verbally.
ye, from source upon which we can depend,
that the Committee on Territories has reported
TO the House Of Representatives bill defn.
ing tho boundaries Of the future State of Iowa.
The boundaries reported by the committee are
nearly the same AZ these known as ",he Cen.
ven,on boundaries" and as were described in
the resolution Of our delegate, which we pub
lished some time since. We believe the sub
iect Of our future boundaries will be finally
disposed Of in season for their incorporation
into The new Constitution, and that they will
be those. or nearly these. designated by The
former Convention.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

u The types of the Standard have bee n
so long employed in the work Of misrepre.
senta.ion and abuse, that our candid and es.
teemed friend. Gen. Morris, the new editor.
finds it very difficult to keep them straigh,
and make them tell the truth. In this way
only can we account for the palpable peryer-
sion Of democratic principles contained in the
last number Of the Standard. We there find
the democratic party represented as holding
the doctrine 'that all credits ough, sc be aboi
ished, and no man be compelled by law to
pay his Debts" Now we challenge the edi
tor Of the Standard, or any other man, TO find
portion Of the democratic party, recognized
as such, who maintain any such principles.
If the charge were true, we should consider il
coming with very i'll grace from the party
|anhich passed TIE notorious bankrupt law. The
two last chargee, in the same list, are too ri.
dicuIous and absurd 10 he noticed. We hone
the General will succeed in his task Of learn.
ing the types Of the Standard TO tell the truth.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

Democracy in Iowa is progressive Iat
VS. +" IS not stationary. but is upon thdd-
vance. WAigism is fred. - Davenport L..
True, every word oft. Y 70 cpine "Wg-
'sn 10 Iowa Is badly fred- and is like tie.
main so.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
U. FARNnAM, Secretary.

BLOODY ArFRAy.-By our las. mail, we
learn that a most desperate duel has taken
place between JoHN II. PLsAsASTs, editor Of
the Richmond Wing, and Thomas RI7cH,s
Jr., editor Of The Richmond Enquirer. After
assuming the stations measured of, each be-
ing armed with several pistols, they commence
ed firing, advancing as they discharged, Until
one had fired -four and the other six Shots
when. they resor.ed 10 knives. Mr.. P. was
wounded in the abdomen, and Mr.. R. in ths
face. The parties both left The ground butt
the latest inte diligence is thai Tue former is|
dead.
BANK CoRRurrIcN An attempt was very
recently made in tho Pennsylvania Legislature.
10y Mr.. D. M'Cook, to brihe and corrupt Mr.
Piolett, one Of It's members. and member Of
the Committee on Banks. For the purpose Of
securing his influence, and favorable report
in the case Of the investigation ef the Lehlgh
County Bank. this M.Cook proposed givinsI
five hundred dollars TO Mr.. Piole., which.
al subsequent interview. he agreed to accept
and accordingly received four hundred dollars
Mr. r. took the precau'ion TO have witness
present so as to make The proof conclusive;
and Immediately after receiving he money
he presented il 10 the Speaker. exposed mo
base attempt 10 The House, md offered reso'
luiion for the arrest Of M'Cook BY the Der
geant. which was unanimously adoP''
ed. He was accordingly shortly after arrest
ed, and the case is undergoing an inVei's''
lion hefors Committee.
This is an additional proof, that Bank ce''
rup.ion is not yet obsolete, and Will ooI W.
until the joyful knell Of the rery last os"H !"
sounded Miners Express.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

Nsw PArra.-Mr. VIM. E. MatacI as
issued ? prospectus for new democratic per
20 % caileo the Hancock Eagle. and push.
ed weekly at Nauvoo, under ",he new Her
Of things"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

q We have received from Mai. Newball
a copy Of his "GI;mpse Of Iowa in 1885,, 30.
which, upon examination, We find ve,y in.
tefes'ing work containing mncl, useful inform.
alton, both to citizens of Iowa, and those in.
tending to immisrate. We hope the work
will receive such circulation, at home and :,
the East, 40 shall remuuerate the author for
the labor and expense bestowed upon it,
The author apologies for the imperfa elton.
u ''e business directory OF Bloomington, BY
''a''ng mat ne received no answer to his re-.
quest TO be furnished with complete one.
We are informed by Nj. Bridgman that, some
weeks since, in compliance with Mai. Nav.
halls request, he forwarded him full Bus;.
ness Directory Of this place. If this hss never
reached Maj. N. he can upon letting The fac,
De kaown. receive another fram the same
source, in time for the second edition Of Ri.
''.'.'o "o'N- ""'co' we are happy u learn,
10 forthcoming.
70 A bridge across Rock river. ma, i.
mouth, has been completed, and team. -.
now crnAsin0 unon 4,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

~ The counter revolution in Mexico
seems 10 be somewhat successful. When
last heard from Aris'a was within four days
march Of The city Of Mexico. lie had no very
large force under his command, but seemed
TO depend mainly upon the hostility Of the
people TO Parades, who seems to have neg
lec,ed TO carry out the promises made 10 the
people in his Pronunciamento upon the over
throw Of Herrera Mr.. Slde,l, the American
Minister, remained al Jaapa, a: the las. ad-
vices.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

- CoNcRrssloNAL.--We have not learned the
fate 81 The "Nolics'' in the Senate. but NO To-
clined 10 the belief, after oil, .ha, the fesolu-
lions OF tile House win meet with concur.
renee. Senator Dir, Of New York. has made
one Of the most clear, logically lucid, and elab-
crate arguments in supPor, Of the American Ii
tie 10 $40 4O, and in favor Of the notice. that
has ever been made. Mr.. Benton, who fol.
lowed Mr.. Dix, il seems has abandoned 400;
he spoke nearly one hour ip defence Of the no.
iice-drawipg vivid picture Of the evils re.
sulsing from jointoccupancy. as it was termed.
He avowed himself for the notice, because.
in his opinion, i. would terminate the presen.
unfavorable state Of things in Oregon, acceler.
ate the gotiaiion, and lead, there was good
reason to hope. to an honorable peace. Mr..
B. eign6ed his entire and hearty concurrence
in all that the Executive had done, and offer
ed 10 do, in this whole business. From this,
we are far from the belief, that, in order to con-
cilia,e Her Majesty, the rejected proposition
will again be rendered. l: cannot be done
the stand has been taken, and Mr.. Polk will
never be sustained, even il SO disposed, 10 re-
treating from ii.
The House, al our la!es, dates. was ensag.
ed in discussing the River and Harbor Bill !;
no vote ye, taken. In this discussion, the Far.
if received several touches en- pGsscnt.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

" a bridge across Rock river, near i.s
mouth, has been completed, and team, A..
now crossing upon ii.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
MORE WHITE. GRAY OR REDHAIR

hsn-dy ~aieh'nbanrsse 5ns1.T by The beauty md alter.
~. sppeatsh'r tee unts are from that which h. nseh e,.uk,a
. peashs 10 have .t'e ent M AZ. 10 r move ihe-s o.te,t. To
-1.ei MS 10 nre 20 hair 20 much sfshrd for r. u- ~ "A "a -,
i.lihg property fJul.ks uAuEL'S VEGETABLE LIGIiIp "A AIR
] = whieh The pro2Tist<r can whhJussirca aaI- - Ear te,o.I an,
'hhg 81 ~ hnd ever yet kno- In this 81 AIRY ott-r roam, A..
PNPn.sare very powerful lIpuEs very inuoesut. Ths chemical
,eAo"ns ""Eder, ASH enall-s peusn- u dye iasta t ,nsogsly IA !,
nA' ila The least inconvenience. Fof ch tngfns red or ruv
~ VIM ser' eyearo~-, &c TO a brown. bhek or ehs.nu; eo,o,
Hsli-sf evil consequence. need m, BE- 'eura from ~ t--,
: n"seuhHf harmless III composition - lie onty os sn-.Fosrd
oS ta 'eebe- Of Chemisp q Dye, "a an isdehbe lnaru.,. The "a.
now adAunn OF enosE without danger or ineonv.nesee a,s
hAsyisiied the hhesal patronage aud Unlimited ennsesure or ~.
pubic II Llaek : required, asa ff boz NAKED n: N Brow.
bCI marked Is. ""~t
o sac "ho'enle and retail, by JULES HAURI.
Perumer and Chemis,
NO. 80 = Third stree. below Chssnlt Ph,la.
ana ey my hEent~ l. Girtsr. Duyal q Purcell. q X DuvaI. r
pueue.ne, Main street, 5 NJ Z,ehn~on. Dornin Il weQa.su. Broad
hehmond; Chs Cosiing. Brasg. Thomas 4 20, Pete r.burs :.
AM most all tie DuEGists through TIE Union.
30 Beware OF CouEtsrf.rsG-A.k for JULES ustrPt,s We
'h.LhhLE Liquid HAIR DYE-h you want the genuine aitiel,.
oA premium AWARDED az the Franklin tn-b,u,. :. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

S4.a-& By Canal Packets 10 and from
- Lynehburg, and from thence in Stages
W The Naisral Bridge, or the Sweet spnnK-. To te White s.,,su,
oN and 1nef the 9Th OF iulI our Packei Boats will lease n,rL
hsrt day ate p. NJ.
hrruHsiSs.-Lesve Lynehbug daily at $ p. NJ, SaturAy. 81
eepted and arnve IN RiehHoRdi in p hour.
wolneso OF Stages owpedby Tern aud Marin. run fun LyseL.
burg q the White Sulphur, distance 100 miles On. NV m. .,rn.
The Sweet Springs
Pa-enges for stsuHton by our BoAu leave MONDAY. w-InsuIay
and Friday.
Passengers for FarnviBe, Prince Edward and Charlotte coy,,
Houses. leave at A. N. On same day :. and eouDeei with In. sua,r,
up aud Gown at 2. ~.
Passnsers having FarmviBe at 10 A. N. viii aniy. in Richmond
hef n NJ at Those going up the Canal will connect with In.
up Bns;'. " 80 BOYn, EDNoND a pAyENPpRT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
FALL
p.

"h"'e@n'e sud sstaii APotheesry a Dvusrt.,
NO ITO NAN STREET,
70" pItPared TO offer his friends and The pub.
80 unA lafse suppy % Drugs. Medicines. Pam. o. D.
Nv. NlnaoE Sas an siHssl PIG ~. GeImsa. Frsnss 80 A..
and crmptsts. H'ntneni aEs
Nu''nI variety q tth~p my b. 6und -Fhst as.fty T,st,,.
"t Vuoro asdfer Logwood. Coppsss ANN. -, pt.St
$50 'atoru h ~ ne ~, ~ o. Aor InG. AB.pss
"a Cinntmou, Covss 80 spicss q al Eira- -. Tu,s.,,I,.
~, hassets. Lioonce. &c win q tsr- as-srtmsut 81 gs.Ht
~ Winfos Class 81 ~ sEss Paint nrushrr s..h r~,L. -.
-"n. Har Io"th- Conb ant Nad Hrushes FarEt Rssa val
=. Ac-ah feeemuy Pufchsca % ts most aavatar-o-ss .
~ wv = Oh a. ioS sst.t eies o. hke qusH vart,. !.
rorhcm mafrets. =
oouany Ns''htns Physean and Famdes. are 1.v,,a a, ri
- - .liies tnsnt hat 20 pains shaH b. passd 20 as
n"n hem 20 ne hestsyie a. shou noies.
ruoeateeand instruasn- received . -san o |. 49,
aPPf't af1 any arcie ordered fron ts asrb ~ 49,
p IDuearpN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
ENCOURAGE II MANUFACTURES OF YoUB
OWN STATE

HNHEFnhkhn Manufacturing Company have on hand at theiI
II PAPER MILL near the Depot OF The Southern Railroad, a good
assortment Of extra Euperhne, hne ard common letter folded and
nat cap papers ruled and PLAIN; Shu, medium printing. envelop and
wrapping papers Of various sizes. AT the lowest wholesale prices
TO which tbcy invite public attention. assured that In quality and
price their manufacture will bear 4 comparison with the production
Of any Northern Factory. They are prepared TO execute otdersfo
any description OF paper that the market or their customers may
require. Merchants and dealers ~ requested TO call at the Paper
Mil and examine for themselves nah I4f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
NUMBER 10.
Two THE BEAUTIFIERS OF TBF com +.
NM III.G.G. ~


Two THE BEAUTIFIERS OF Tur COW
par sFsraCy wy
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ATs huH toth. eo,rva- Ion.
vs. e'".i"r AMI eons-rvsos Of hat mos, di.t,r,..As.. 49,.
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u'., d-esl<--hed m-iieinapy Tor Il. ss,rrru.i, h,,s 49, o.
se''"n n the sfss ADD, By Arnrr % IN. pn,,.. and
"""ur '"'ey V'Sel-. esfe- ali m parue. fnsm ,h- a a.e. a.
s'd-neyt" irnaanstaon. ard BY this m. 49,. -
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,.H w. eoiaaeon- vtshiaiis1s. - itintssl,o Esai. ov.tp,-
change t~ no { bdious eomrl~r on 4, n ~. ar -.
~sHo On 'h~ neck hands and arm. Il s--so-. . s.l,,.
eheh "a eonns"'d us vii harp y pssa~ct. vim
~ sPpeaf~ne-of Jou.h fOi charm. 10 The mos, atya,, "A e.,t.A.
. IKE f"fS. wsS- al. and retail by
iuLrs uAuEI.
fraeteai CL-art AMI PsdIrer
=" Sou'h Taui st.-t. h.lo~ Cb...,,
" nav Ngenis. v G'-tsr, Luvsi q Puscs a n a Iuv.l n
N"1n',ne, MAJ" suse'.S v "a hr sem. tn MN A nsoa.-. ~
49, kel"htd Chs C"shns. R1ry. Thoma- a 20 y, t.,..u -,
- ""'us NJ 'hon. - n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

IL. w. n .. J.. FRY a. Co.,
WHO'LL ALE DxALIRs,
OFFER for sale, ON accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Conse
500 hays Lag. do
$50 Go old white and lava do
100 hhds n ORLEANS Sugar. part prime
rs do z Rico do do
~ do ~ CroiI do do
as casks clarified do
IS boxes NO I Loaf do
30 bbls crushed do
20 do pulvened do
SO hhds MotaSse-
100 kegs Nails best quality
1900 sides SoLe Leather
5 tons bs cred Steel
= eases east and sheer STEEL
200 borss Sperm ami Talow a. andes
1000 rms iwnp. Paper, part large
800 "a cap and letter Go
S ecr6oas prime Indigo
so packatesG p InpTa and Black Teas
IS bbis Imp an tanners OH
900 kegs rifle and blasting Powder
Par Lead, shot and Bar Iron
Maeter, Alum and Salt FeIe
COpseaS Sulphur asd salts
Soaps, Mustard, Chocoliis, Stacking. Ge
stiO ami lana Gar-
Col Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton sack Salt
50 dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack RAt
SO nest woodwa,e
Pepper, SPICE and Ginger
Cunningham and AadeTson Cotton Ysrn, asaou,d Nos. Al
factory prices
pTReeeiving ard forwarding sOols will be attended TO. Al
hinds OF produce received on eonsiyumsuL mn %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

NEW YORK PACKETS.
OLD AND ONLY
AS X T. ULAR LIN T.. &R
soAoSaa NASSAU, Captain M.Tm-.
GREENwAY. tNK~) q. w. CoucH
" MANCHESTER, sxAcK n
" COURIER, sEw) n. Cducu
" PATRICK HENRY. txrw) " CHxsrn
" MARIETTA BURR, lEgwl KsAT
" LYNCHBURG. Coutp-
Thi. line OF Packets havins been sustained By 4 general patron
age OF th. Merchants OF Richmond, for more than hneen years.
the proprtetorsl mAstepl solicit n Continuance of their favors. asslr-
ing theirpairons that every attention shalt he given to forwarding
their good safely, and with cspsteh. The Vessels are OF tie nrst
class, Imosl ~ Eewl commanded by men OF experience an the
tHd-' and Merchandise can be insured by them. at the lowest rar
oi premium For freight or passage, having superior aeeomnoda-
ions, appy. To the masters on board. or tn
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
ST Goods 10 be reshipped TO New Orleans, Mobile, Apalaehe
eoh, or any other places, will be received Had for~ arded from New
York, by the masters or Agents. ut New York, free Of charge, er-
eepi such a. NAV aeinany b. incurred. SO iG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
ALMANACS FOR 1871.

W.. " co. have Tor sale
y. Wauosks and Gotnm's editions OF R,ehait on. w..
aEt Moth Ca1oinl AIminars. ~
F4mnrs OF Dutch English Almanac.
German Almanac.
wa.sEs'oa F'ahlin and u. sat.. Almanac Nth he German
Presbyterian Almanac.
Everybody AuzLac and Diary FOR ls4-
Sse"afts Ulay and Almanac Cer Is,-.
kchanfsoasN Va Almanac, istsr4-d fr D.n,-.t-
Etnn's Funny Almanac.
Ancnran Ahm1nae, with aany snsny,s..
Irons TrasieAi ans PLalc-l Almanac
Stronks do d.,
E.ons Comic 81
Rpsn gtsr DO.
" Cou1try hsrehan.s will chi, At tel h,,r .,,.,, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
' ENhB sab'enbers have ju,t received and o. sneI large addition
IL al supphes OF choice Coos:
Rich French Cashneres and Housiins
Rich Em1ro dered Cashmerss
CaFhin sre Robes
Silk, Of unsurpassed beauty and rehness ~ styLs
Plaid silks rich and hsh eoio,p, very fash enable
Ni,tcra Pads and all other styles OF Plaid
Wouted Goods for ladit = dresses
Black wa cred Silks, co dsd. striped, &c.
Black saun wide, and satin de eaEe
Blk and White MousIns aud Calhn eres
Dark and Xix Gingbams
An elegant Assortment Of Ribbons fr Bonnet sa.be,
Lace and Muslin CaPes
Gloves and Hosiery
fnnges, Go pc &c. &c.
A large and superior ,toek Of shirnes, sheeInss, Casilet,, Lin
seys, Blankets, Pannsis Linens Ac.
In few days their stock NJ Goods will be eomp'et and "a nm rom.
pare with any IN the city either AZ tn puee or quality. They In.
vhe the Auehuon Of purchasers.
"st THoS r. PRICE 4 CO.
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