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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
Tuesday, March G.
ARRIVAL ovrsl CRxscr Mt CirY.-The G.

ARRIVAL ov vTsy CREscr Mt TClry.-The Cres
cent City left New York for Chagres direct,
5lh of February with go assengers. and
after pleasant voyage Of nine days arrived al
Chagres ON the lith, she lef that p ace on the
l7th ult. for Havana, arriving there On the
22d after Iassagc Of only 8 days; no,with'
standing she had to encounter head winds
nearly the whole distance.
She left Havana on The 23h utimo. arrived
here This morning at 10 ocock, passage
days.
The e, C. brings no god and but few pa's-
engers.
The steamship Falcon arrived at Chasres
on the li,h nit. with 81 passenger. and left
for New York on tn 18th Feb. The bark
Marietta and the Eudora also arrived on the
lirh. with lC0 passer reis; al the Br gan
tine arrived on the 10th with 60 psssen.
gers.
Tn, steamship Oregon, from New York,
was hourly expected a, Panama.
The steamship California already noticed
AS having arrived a, Panama left that port on
The 2d OF February for San Franc SEQ with 375
passengers. She Vas expected to return I'M
media'ely 10 Panama.
The ship Philadelphia left Panama the same
day for San Francisco with ESQ passengers on
board
When the Crescent Cry left Caagres there
was no -iskness OF any kind in thai place, and
over one half Ie passenger, had started for
Panama.
The steamboat Orus started up the river
Cruces. from Chagres, with par, Of the passen
gers by the Falcon, and the most active meas.
urcs were being TAX to furward all the pas.
sengers 10 Panama be ore the Goth Of Febru-
ary.
Mr. Gilman, who left San Francisco on the
lOli of December. states that the country W 8
perfectly Tranquil +, and that there had not &C.
Cured at the IN les only one case of robbery
and a sas ina,.on Tn : was mn TIED BY
two des 'ter-. oue from the Army and one
from the Navy! They k led one Of the min.
crs, and roI bed him of $3.50 in gold. IN
Y. Mirror Sd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
EARrHauAKEs.,s TIE WESTERN ISLANDS

EARTHauAKgs.,s TIE WgsrEa, ISLANDS
The Azores have been kept in a state Of con.
slant alarm for nearly two months post, by q
succession Of earthquakes which have thrown
down many houses and churches on these is
lands The alarm was heightened To an in
tense CONSERVATION one nigh: in December hy
the appearance Of IA brilliant Aurora Borrslis
in the wes, such phenomenon is without d
precedent IN that quarter.
Il Mas undoubtedly shock of one of those
earthquakes that was felt in this town, aboG,
four weeks ago, and which we noticed al the
Time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
MARY,S RooM =.
nY JANIS ALDA CHI,

, aarli ng room, my hearts delight, "-TEssrsoS
mar part ofall tho mansion DID,
In summers heat, or winters cold,
81 cheerful was, so free from gloom,
As Mary's darling little loom.
Il looked toward the southern sky,
And when the moon was riding high,
l,s be, ms were through the easement shed
On Mary's snowy-cur,sined bed.
But most when evening twilight drowned
The world and shadows gathered ruund
When ell the heart was II emory,
TIA, little room was dear to ne.
Then, there for me would Mary sing
Old songs that opened feelings spring,
And bsis ito blessed waters Cow,
Comminsling tears Ofjoy and wo.
That time 10 gone, forever gone;
And hushed, forever hushcd each tone
Other sweet voice. The little room
IL hung with Grape, and filled with gloom
Beside the snowy curtsned bed
The sacred volume lies, unread
An mournfu relics, here and 'hrTs,
Hang ssrnents Mary used to wear
The flowers upon the window stone
Are dry and withercd- she is gone
Deep In a narrow bed Of mould
They've laid her, in the church yard Geld
A violet bordcrc-l covcrlet,
With brigh,-cyed psns.es ,hick.y Sc,
Sweet covering for 40 sweet a rest,
Lie. gcntly, on her gentle breast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

CAMPHTNr.-Tfe Maine Farmer tell. OF n
chap N Gar inrr who took a gill OF cam
saw by most Ingenious process. Af'er the
stomach pump, and ronnon means Of res.
'oratlon had been trie in vain, the grocers
clerk simply run wich doon he patients throat
touchcda blaze 10 II. and burnt out the cam
ph'ne' Instant restoration was the conse-
Iuencc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

THurpIR AND LiGHTsise-A A celebrated
divine, who was remarkable in the first period
OF his ministry for loud and boistsrous mode
.fpreaching, suddenly changed his whole man
ner in the pulpit, and adopted mild and dis
passionate mode OF delivery. One Of his hear
ers observing it, inquired of him what had in.
duced him to make the change. He answer
ed, d" When was young thought it was th'
thunder that killed the people but When
grew wiser I discovered that il was the light
ming 80 ! determined to thunder less, and
tighten more in future
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

IJTThe Free Soil Convention which mei
in Providence on Thur.day last, made tn
following nominations For Governor, Ed
ward Harris for Lieut. Governor, Jacob
Dabcock f5r Secretary of State, Samuel r
Jackson for Attorney General, Charles Hart,
for General Treasurer, Daniel Car. Fol
Congress. Eastern District, J In Boyden, Jr.
Western District, Lluriston Hall.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

only rerdersh his sophi,uy the more danger
Gus. We have 10 re:pee, for these u,opian
philosophers. Their progress is well mark
ed in past history, and a rejecting and intclli-
cent people will AVOID their doctrines. even
i, the expense OF being considered "splend'd
barbarians." u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
BENZ. FINCH, I
WIN, &. COZXENS,
SAMUEL B, ONN, 'o""
JAMES A, GREENE.

II The report was read aud iecieved
! The o her member OF the Comm te, Tu'ee
} Peace, E.q., male II minority report, which
wa read az ! received.
Tie Committee tllere resolution IN con.
form ~ with their Re- OF, appointing com
nl,tee to effect a loan sufficient 10 ply the
draft of the General Treasurer MIR. P-arcc
moved that it, cons Iteration be j. definite y
postponed. A long debate h re Z sued, in
= hich Messrs. Ii. Y. Cran>tun. +. W. Law
ton, w. 5. Nichols, Benjamin Finch and 9th
ers advocated the pass,g. OF The resolut on.
a"d Mtssrs. d. j. Peace and w g. Ham
II ond "p. osed 1t. A, a Late hour, when hr
house was thin 4 hand vote was taken and il
was decided definitely TO postp,n ne the con
sIdefa,on Of the matter.
We are mortified o announce this decisnn
, o II, world, for he idea of i.pudid,in. ,his
debt is 10" contemplate g Cor usihlr men ser-
uusly t, entertain. It 10 but another sp,ci,s
a Dor Ism, and the C osl. z cfihe Town meet.
ing on Saturday Was a very far speclren oi
wel-ac'eloped ~dy,.n.. such as "e nevc
Win ssed IN tins town before, and such sure,
"a We h pc never 10 see again. THIS ls d
grave matter, aud one II Which the people oi
Newport are deeply involved their Gle II ana
reputation and honor as c,lzcrs and as =
town, are 1T stake, and we mos. earnestly i'm
plore al good and honest cil.zens, a. d partcu
iarly al! Wigs, - attend TO th.s matter with.
!out fail We hired lhis money of The Stat
II good faith, have pad ;hr interest Annually
upon II, and gave our bord Ia return it hen
cal ed t"i,-and we can no more escape its
ray'Hent, than we can e,ade the grlpe of
death Wings cf Newport, in the uarno ci
thai you have repudia,ed an homes, debt -
You would spurn the charge as individuals,
and We con IRE you rs you value your good
name aud repuia ION, and above all your char
acter tur honesty aud nservatsn in 1912.
When D0rrism WAS So rife, To come out nd
put your seal of d sapl rotation upon this siy
aud secret political movement, which may ac-
compIl,h onething /, your injury, when too
lac 10 be rcmedled, unless yuu act row.
The meeting finally adjourned to next Mon
day, the l2th inst, at = O'Clock, p. NJ at the
State House, when paper vote viii b. taken
on ihe question. We say to thew by S and to
all honest aud well-dlsrosed men, as you des-
plse The charge of having attempted to chea,
your honest creditor, com" UP L. the polls. and
vote for paying this debt VII ch you as
honestly owe, as any that you ev r contracted
~ any oi your business operations. Let no,
The charge lie made, dlsgracelul A. i, would be.
that old conservative, Law aud or1er, Wing
Newport has adopted a ocoioco principle and
repud atrd an h. nee, debt
UPThe March Term of the Supreme
Court, r this County, viii comn en,e IN lhs
town, t"isorrUw morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

95-An old lady, named Ca,harine Forres-
ter, aged about 20, who has been in feeble
health for some time past, had a fit on Sat
urday morning last and fell into the fire be-
tore she was disco, cred life was nearly extinc,
and she brealhed but twice after beng taken
from the fire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

P0srAGr TO CALTFoRNiA-Thc Postma,te
General announces that the mail steamship
Falcon. wi leave New York, March sih, for
Chagres. Letter postage to Chagrcs 20 cents.
to Panama 80 cents, to be prepaid 10 Cali
ornia 40 cents, either paid or unpaid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

TX A PLleHr.- A woman living with her
third husband, in Hartford, has just had ca
from her frat spouse, who left her twen'y-one
years ago for South America, and whom she
supposed to be dead. During hs a sence sic
las heen twice married. her second hust and
being dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

GRAPHIC The following letter from
Young officer, published in the New York
Courier, gives tolerably graphic account Of
the travel across the Isihmus
MY DEAN c.: have just arrived
at Panama. ! thought 4" saw the elephant
in Mexico, but he wasn't there. lie lives
here. Yours, afiecionate'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

We learn ,hs, it has been decided to give
ihs mission to Berlin to Col. Webb. editor and
proprietor of the Courier and Enquirer Com
Adj.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

e3-The Delaware is now almos, clear OF ice
all the way up to Trenton. The steamer
can now run again up aid down the river.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

A FAMILY OF DssPERADoEs "A man name;,
Walter Maythe, was killed recently IN Gin
nna,i, IN 4 drunken trolc. The ide ,
gives occasion to the Cncnnati Commerc a
To recapul,e the various facts uf the !a,ni
Sho all seem to have been desperadoes. First,
smith May,he, aheg performing vaiuus ~
Lofts in his vora,ion as a r0hber, after hav ur
or ken several peni en- aries, meets 18th dea /
upon the scallold by the summary h,ud, of al
onccnsd mob in Kentucky. 5 ct, Ma the
onne ted " ith aud Of couu,crieI;srs on a,
Islaud in the Mss ssippi, wa, sho, down aId
KILLED by officers in the vicinity of Nanchcs-
tr Another Of the bruthcrs was billed il.
81. Louis, aud another il now IN the OhIo
penilentiary. To clos the infamous carcel
of this f,mi of fdesperadocs. Water Mayt e.
who had served in penien.laries and lals 70
lis crimes, was killed in brawl on Friday
Last. SO ends the rae.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

tJ-The intermsnts in New Orleans for the
week ending Feb. 18th, numbered. l57. Of
which GO were from Cholera.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Few arc so generous as 10 praise withou
making some drawback.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

A large wild cat wa, sho, in the village
Amherst, N. y, last week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

There are 24O hogs slaughtered 10 VIII
mington, Del, weekly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

GA new use work from the pen Of
Professor Lonpiellow, is announced in press
1t is called " Kayanaeh, Tale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

CRoPs IN lS4s.--ln the forthcoming repor'
Of Mr.. Burke, the L. S. commissioners OF Pa
tents, the total crops in the United States ii.
lS4S are estimated as follows Wheat l26, :
364, 900 bu> hes; barley 7,22O,o5 do buck
wheat l2, ,53s 900 do, Indian corn 5Ss. no
900 do, potatoes IA AIS, 600 do; hay 1875
900 tons; hemp 20 800; rolls of tobacco2l6,
900; cotton ,O6G 900 900 pounds rice ll9,
iI9 500 do; sugar 200 0oO, 900 do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

A GOLD REMINIscENcE.- In the year 1911
says ,hy n. Y. Sunday Alias, John G. Cal
houn was seen 10 enter the Senate Chsmbe
very hastily, and ack up his books and pa
pet>, put on his cloak and hat " in a hurrt
and make his exit. The inquiry was Tn al
sides, what does 4 is meant
The reply Vas, that Mr.. Calhoun had, tha
day, received letter informing him that lher.
mad been discovered on 10, OF land Of hi il
Gcoi. .ia, "A &, ID mine sixty feet WIDE by for
deep, that was a solid mass of TN tdpl crate
ore .'.r. Calhoun was - resi- n at ouce
aud take care Of The gold. He ddn', do II
however, bu, he " ent down TO Georgia, pn
his hand upon the gold mine sixty by fri
{ ct, and like PTS iIca, g it WAS 'nt the C. -
Mr.. Calhoun came back TO Washington, huny
his ha, and cloak up in the Senate, and the
came day talks about crisis"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Fortune can take no,hne from us but what
she gave.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

(s5 We are ind h ed to the II ~. Rober, B
Cranston for copy of l. cut. Emor, Ene-
pf Nj tary RecOnnoisa ce, from fort Lcav-
rnsorh, in Missouri, TO San Diego, IN Cali.
lnrnia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

GIs. TAYLor's SCBoo IMisTfn Gtn,r
las lor White at tIsn.furt, me, III. fornrr
.choolmasler. "Well, Gercral, Ia d The e.
s;hco o'mist,r. al reckon am tie ,n'y N, u
Sho can say he ever wh pped Ge erl Ta,-
lT." All, .ai G. n l., gras, ins lhe hon-
orcd oil tea her by the hand" hut Won must
recoll Ct t took you lol = tie 10 do T." u
ems yoJnt Ilcs oil not relish thfa-hlng
even when boy, AMI rcs.>t'd b 5 sohoo'-
mastcr tuI he was ilal fcrcrl TO sur.enIer
The Nprmunt an Ms.sa,lusc,ts Iai!u al
Was opened on TUESDAY Ia Rrali.eloro.
Fine sense and esa ted sense are no, bali 81
useful 20 common sepss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

UPThe March Term of the Supreme
C""r,, = this County, viii conn euce In lhls
town, tomorrow morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

The Estimate Cowmlnee will hold its mex
-.ssion in Ihi- city on the 10Th of March. -
Proc Jour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
Bcware of Countcrfeifs.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SEASO ABLE GOODSM

ESSE MEEK, has the pleasure Of shy
~ ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that he has now received and op~ ned
his stock of NEW @0D0D1D~
which have bee selectedwith great care by him
self, and particularly adapted to this market,
comprising all the various colours, quaIites. and
styles Of Cloths. & assimeres, Cassinetts, James.
Tweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, &c
To THE LADIEs:-My assortme Mt Of Ladies'
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants, and all vEnY NICE.
To THE You've GEnrLEMEN:-I wouI Id "a that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all 80 k.''
To THE MECHANICs:-I can say that bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and l would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; do not
say that will sell you Goods tscenfy per cent.
cheaper than any other House il the city, were I
SO TO do, you would say that il was all kwnubxE-
gerry, and right}uHy TOO; but this much do say,
that you shall find my Goods CHEAP As At Asv
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, matter scAat they
may sell at.
al am happy to say. that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board q
vessel bound for California but are rushing right
to my Store, TO get good, nice and cheap q GODS.
&C ONE ON. CONE on. AND ALL.
10000 Pounds Of Wool Wanted.
And all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Sept -, 1s43. 1917
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SWAIN q POE, NO. Z, Main

SWAIN q POE, NO. z, Main Stred,
h ESPECTFJLLY invite the attention of
II their friends and the public generally to
their Stock Of Fresh
-srs Aail| 2G1 sri 9sS
comprising almost every article IN the line
Having purchased the old stock of Dung Y
Mcclure, and Just received large additional
supply, they prepared TO furnish their GUS
toners with every thing in the GROCERY line
good terms any other establishment IN
the City Their stock consists, in part of
Coffee, Spices, ground aud unground
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Molasscs, Raislns,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Col FISH, Herring,
" .ndow Glass, Nails,
Candies--a general assortment,
Brooifis Buckets, Baskets, " ash Boards,
Tub- Ci:urns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, llatchets,
Mackere, No. / = 3, Cheese, &c. &c.
All Of which they will sell, for CASH. or exchange
for country produce, on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail TO please customers. The highest
market price viii be paid at all times for all Kinds
Of available country produce. Call and examine
oar STOCK ana il pleased, Ets u.
sept. -, 1919. 2O-tf
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I>HE subscriber. offers for sale valuable
u Stock aud Grain Farm. situated five miles
and quarter East Of Richmond, on the Ma
tiouaI road; containing $50 or 25) Acres.-It is
well iitnbered, and about 80 acres under cult.
vaticn-alI under good f-nce-s0 acres in limo
thy and clover. Stock water in every enclosure
aud the wood land all set in blue grass, \ gooc
frame House and Barn and other necessary on /
buildings on the premises, and well of excel
lent water at the door. All of which will b,
sold cHrAr-hulf cash, aud the balance in tw,
equal annual payments. For further particu
lars enquire of the subscriber at Mtcheli's Mil
- miles South Of Richmond
WIN. MITCHELL.
July u, Icl'. 3N-3ms
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JUST Es7:<'Esys.D
FRESH FROM PHILADELPIIlA BY
SZNANTNM * MNNSNH-

CHOICE selection Of Ladies Dress Goods
~ for Fall wear, including several pieces
new style silks 4 good assortment Of French
Ncrinos. Parauafta4, Coburg cloths, Lustres,
&c, in all dcsirihl. colors.
a small lot If superior six 1inhet, aud
wool : II AVIS. 4 fresh lot Of Friends Cap
goods, and variety of other articles in the fine
goods line.
A beautiful selection OF PRINTS, in neat
patterns, and staple coiors.
A..SO-Just opening good assortment Of
BOOTS & SHOES D. Please call ana cAain-
inr. 70 @J-t.
Ninth mo, 18th, 10.
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FRIENDS DOORS.
AND OUTLINE MA PS,
ECILlOL lIp Ar aTI-S Globes az
HOUSE anil LOT For Sale.

TvilE undc rsgned offers the House and Lot,
where he resides, for sale. The
House is two-story high, nearly new, good
Kitchen. we'll of good water, under cover aud
convenient to the House. 1t is situated on Ma
rion street, first dwelling South of Main, and is
convenient to business For further particulars,
and terms, enquire Of the subscribe the
premises, of ii. G.. Kenyon, at Basil Bright
wells Store. JOHN KENYON.
Richmond, 10th mo. fOct) 2lth, 1919. 4l:3m
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

VE\HE undersigned has for sale two Two
II Horse Wagons, of which is nearly
new. the other considerably worn. Also, sett
of double Harness, that is nearly new. Any
person wishing TO purchase will do we'll by call
ing at No. 81, Main street, opposite the Bank,
Richmond, Indiana. JOHN HAINES.
5th mo. 9th, 40. 2O-tf
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yRESN ANNANAA.
FARO UHAR s. KERS,

"AVE just received fresh supply Of Cloths.
Il Casmeres, of the latest styles, Fancy and
Plain Nestings, Canada Overc eating, Blue Felt,
&c, which will he made TO order on the shortest
notice. Also, supply of Ready Made Clothing.
Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, SHIRTS, of their own
manufacture. Dodd's best Hats, Gaps Of the
latest style. De:cr's fine aud double Calf Boots,
Shoes &c. All Of which they will sell low for
CASH.
LAWES.--l'hey are now prepared to supply
the public with jennings New Patent Premium
Safety Gas Lamps, and Patent Phosgene Gas
for burning in the same; a fresh supply of Cor
nelius' Patent Lard amp; also, one set of SPLEEN
did C:erandocs. four lights. Call and them
Richmond, Oct. II 1919. .;6-f
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

I\HREE Rockaways, double seated. finish
] ed in the best style; hand and for sale
CHEAP. Also a second hand carriage, for
sale or hire. Call at the old stand South
Fifth Street, south of the Starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS.
Richmond. Sept. l9.lSl9 39f
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

RICHMOND, INDIANA.
IEV!If, subscriber wishes to call the attention
4 of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old stand,
THE. NATION VALID
that he has pat the House, well as the whole
abb shine Mt, first rate ord for the accom-
mediation ofthe travelling public with the deter
mi ni,:ion that he viii not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention TO those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
short. he is determined to keep
goo! and orderly house, and make every per-
; that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low any house of the kind in the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. ANY favor will be thank fully re-
ceive,, and in his humble way. shall be returned.
DANIEL ID. SLOAN
Richmond. Feb. 9, 1919. 43-'i5tf
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T<arpentcr's PREcIPITATED EXTRACT OF
! PERUVIAN BARK--This extract contains all
the active principle of the Bark, in highly con-
centrated form. 1t is valuable remedy in Fe
yer and Ague. 1t is much more effectual, and
safer than Quinine, and good deal cheaper
For sale at DR.. HoweIi's Drug Store, No. l6,
Main street.
Oct "a, 1910. 44:tf
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nURE wHlF: LEAD, best brands.
Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
Red Yellow and Green; Prussian Blue; Chi
nese Vermi!lion; Ultra Marine; Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black Coach Black; Ochre; Rose
Pink; Varuish Brushes; Paint do, all Sizes
Frgr1ruRE & CARRIAGE EARSisH; JarAR; LEArH-
"a V.RxisH; Sp. Whiting, Putty. &c. for sale
at reducep primes, by IRWIN RED
Richmond, Oct :, Il IL 2Jtf
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SwJw2 Clark Divi>ion. No. 3. sons Of TeW
(3HNS perHnce,-J Meet every "Wednesday
s@UG0 eve ming, at 81 o'cl'k.
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IVOr Ss,gr.--Thc pork house and 10, for
II merly occupied by Benz. Strettan on Pearl
street, near Main. and very desirable si,ua-
ton. Terms reasonable, inquire Of
Il. 4. DrGDALE
Oct. 10. 1870 eff