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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-30
LIABLE NJ HIGHLY IMPROVED

ltAFN III In hbhb - . ~ S.h1h
80, ~, successful. an3 tree use al lime and mari tht
f,.ce will w. inaiepuue 10 my large and improved
~ y" ~ l,rcr ior sale privately that desirable AMI productive
at' ta'ss ~ lie ROWE" situated IN the North side III
1- ;, N, county of Ch.ries City. Virginia, immediately
~ ,In siis S,ndy Point. and nearly opposite Lower
-.,,. - m:cS by river from Norfolk and Richmond, and
~" pt.,.r.. TIE howe contains seven hundred lI5l
=" s,Iv n i ssuare. iron;in. about one mile on the river.
4. rl:.bl, divided into ~" farms. Five hundred and
-. ,r. ar.. IN a hlsh state ci culuvauon-hav- been three
,husi,piy. and uow all we'll setin clover One hundrcd
-, ,.ms se uI, cleared, and in wood and timber. The buiia.
cot consisting OF a ,wo story wooden dwelling house,
:" o,,a.S. exclusive of cellars, 4 kitchen. dairy. smokehouse.
rala>. and = large barn with a stationary horse power aud
r,4e! Tine present improved condition and intrinsic va
.Rowc." 10 BE- ,pcecalel, oush, In be personally ana
81, Inspected by such rs desire 10 own real estate III Il region
:, m.hly favored. Ii desired. | would add any aidi.
,ss af heavily numbered land On the tract adI"hlifis. not
,t.-s. Lime can lie boush; In any quantity At the Farm
prg ba>ici, and Lnrl aboCnds III ;he counties adjoining.
-,* not cniy easily and cheaply accessible "a the best Nr'
NH markets.. bur also To all Others. foreign and domestic.
fourth cash; the remainder in i've equal, annual, IA
~ nus !a,,ai iucnis, with .ntesesl upon the whole, payable an.
-. "a be satisfactorily secured. Possession any time after
lIri.: All letters. postpaid. will be promptly responded
W "" ROBERT u BOILING.
1890 II. - .s.l CT
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II If A POWER Of ATTORNEY To VOTE AT A MEET
M; of THE STOCKHOLDERS.
NOW all Men by these Presents, That |, -

:, n I+trb9 coNsNfulr and appoint - my Ati"rhty Tor lhe,
ID 70. n.h.. 8, yte "a ali questions tia, may be brought before
u.rll, g. the Stockholders OF the Virginia Central Railroad
.q4y. 10 be aat On the iirsi day oi August. 1870, At Louisa Court
e .tei, . r.uNl!s all the acts nf my SAID Attorney III the pre-.
Is. = uAy asn lwege present and voting in person.
.s>uaau, She r,oi. | have herelnto affixed my hand and seal
-Ayof-. l~b. - lSEAL.l
be 4--;-i by N witness. July 4-dtlstAug.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
, .n1ttt>I,

- UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT..
4SIGItTY- FIFTH SESSION. uSJo~'Jl.}-Thc Lectures "hl con.
a. mcnca On I)aiag. October the eth, and terminate about the end
oil March ensuing.
w. l.. IORSI.I, II. ID,
phil. HI AHA. Ily a.-cllw Dean Of he Medical Faculty.
a TEACHER W~ATTicD.-Th >tilscf her w.sles q
~ employ a Lady wro is well qlaiIiei to teach French. dMi tue M
irrcni Branches Of tie English ian.ua 5e, and who can give sasi'iae'
tory references. nae over % years of age Is ireicrren:
81 situation IS Il healthy on-. being III one aai \ hti mn 81 ne
Hui,loc Springs. Address, Whileh1usc. Netklenalrs, llI.Lm
luly 2l-c2lw3w ROBERT y o'ENBEA-
SITUATIOS As TEACHER WANTED.
q YOUNG GENTLEMAN who il competent To t.ach me An
IA cicUi Language. French and Mathematics, anu 'ne usual
branches of IN English Z lucatiIa 81. wishes 10 get a SITUATION ds tutor
in ! private family. lie has already been engaged as an a"si4tan; IN
an Academy. Address A. b., Orange Court House, 'if=i"ia.
Iuly H-cwtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ r,r SOMETHING new.
lie PUBLIC AND FOR THE WORLDS FAIR. At

Fa No. ~ L. Il !. NJ
~ TIE PUBLIC AND For THE WORLDS FAIR. AT
LONDON.
,a MAN DISCOVERY. u. W!;rEiIlfIST.
Iuc" -" ., "n' successful Artiit oi thu age, AT crca. expense ami after
80, ~, am months experimenting. has .ucr.cicl in i,rn,g lr..
=. ns r".h: 4 new y! picture clicl IN 81 ivory Da.uerrc-
viii, a. 5alhptcs can bc seen 1T his s.ic;r.li sposns. . Main Src,t.
arc cnu.s,aJ -, y, an an "c i'io!ic titi iia, sfraascr- visiting the cits)
~ 81 " ~ 80 !" cal and examine their merits. Warranted never Il,
vrar. vml W WI pay $HLit any pcssnn WHO. during the mex, ~
80 - "h ie,hni ne iaIcsl III the least. This Is a nrcat IrslI.r,itun
~. "me ah all. AMI Ty i. II. Whlc!urs.s ivory Dasnerrcniy ne =
in H. ,.; s"n.shIihiy operation SOW having charge oi his Establishment
vi mna ha'i"SLh. on his professional tour thu past Winter at
rn n,r" "vs l"p Ivory Di:trrrcpiypcs of the senator's and
notice. "N"- 7"''"i'ec' has thr! uc'T' pubic
d.Sir,ns jAff'i,4rnrnt@ have been male. so az strangers or citizens
~ ."'s hriiI have 4 picture complete! IN m n,nutrs
"ALLERY M. II, Mlin Street. Rirl,mnnJ ovcr p,,;.,,, H..
otore,s lsn Of The Biz Hat. .Iuy' al
NEW STYLE
-. MEpALLlnN DAGIEREI:OTYES IN coLoRS.
VIZ sIieh3ai Improvement must hc .rrn II h. apnro.iat.i
i,"i'i DAGUERREAN GALLERY. where may be found an III.
'''' improvements. coif:ktins Of he
GEi.i.RDTfpE.
y? ""'" mialt Children may be- tl:rn IL one second
TAIBOTlPE.
UT p"snerreoIylr on Paper. aud
IlSALOTAP..
VI i'sutrrr"sics IN Glass. which. with every u;mrr IMPROVEMENT,
"'t y" Ne obtained Al tie Caller, NJ. I39. Main street. aIr,;,
M.n-ThcirS NORTHERN COMBINATION SKY LIGHT = oow
" i ~. operation; II y lfe !lr@e=t III The Sale
10y ~ WV \ PRATT : 60. Profric'ors.
= rs HOTEL-FHEDEKICkSBUGG VA,
" NV iinGse lLsn. bred thoroughly repaired within 49,,
= wv IA IN months. has been lrari Is The sub-rri ir tfi
"''"'' s"dF'. Ills f"r'iis. f.scrvrt ir transient hnlr!ryS. s.J.I
are Almost al" IN the ift iu"F. ari hose Tor ,alir. All couyeu,r,r n
~. 80. n'its ordinary. III idsir stgil n 81! timcs H. supplied with
~. -. ny ,ie market affords. liS BiT wrh the hest I.pipor az. his
~, =" NV "hngt AL WIZ "i'rorizr lin may re-t assured iaat every ct.
i"ft@ mail ht made hy himrcii AMI assistant. 10 .ive enrir. san sf,c,,,.
~ sac Office i"r CGiirpcr Coat House an! F,uaGl,r W,l, Sui
l'inr y rinsT, Is KEPT III I'M I'ntNr.
JWF @-rlhw A TAcKcJ~r
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4 FAiN FOl( Ski...
PUBLIC SAIL o. 4 Large AND
VALUABLE FIRM IN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
NEAR s.rS; MOI

iCJ- sal to he conaiuc,c,:ay Wellington Goll.a. Auctlonrer
Jnls 3l-ralwtis
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
sANFRANoIsCO ByDAY AND NIGHT.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

A better idea Of San Francisco 10 the be-
ginning September, ls49 cannot be given
than by the description of single day. Sup
/ posing the visitor TO have been long enough
IN the place t0 sleep on a hard plank. and in
spite Of the attacks ol innumerable heas, he
will awaken at day light by the noises Of
building, with which 'be hills are all alive
L he air is temperate, and the invariable NOR
ming fog Is just beginning to gather. BY sun
rise. which CLEANS hazlly over the Coast
Mountains across the Bay, the whole popu-
lace is up and al worn. The wooden build
ings unlock then doors. the canvass houses
and tents throw back their front curtains, the
lighters on the water are warped out from
ship To ship; carts aud pcrters are busy along
the beach; and only the gaming tables thron-
ged all night by the vOiarIes of chance, are
idle and deserted. The temperature is SO
fresh as to inspire an active habit oi body, and
even without the sjiiuulous of trade and
speculation, there wOnid be few sluggards AT
this season.
As early as hall pasl six the bells begin to
sound To breakfast and for an hour thence
forth, the lncessaut claUg aud brayIDg ofim- I
mense gongs Grown all the hammers that I
are busy on hundred roofs. The hotels. !
and restaurants aud reirectOries of all kinds I
dtc aTeady as numerous as gambling tables,
and equally various in kind. The tables
dhote olthe first class (which charge two
dollars the msal) are abundanfly supplied -
There are others, with more simple aud sol
I'd fare hequented by the large class who have
Their fortunes yet TO make. As the United
States aud California restaurants. on the pa
"a, YOU may get al excellent bieakfssi, sane
lily garnlshed with potatoes and cup OF
good coffee or chocolate for one dollar.-
Fresh beet, bread, potatoes winch will bear
importation, are plenty; but milk, iiuit aud
vegetables. are chased as luxuries, and fresh
batter Is rarely heard of. On Mpulgome-
" street, aud tho place fronting the water, I
genders OF coffee, cakes aud swestmeals. have
erected their stands IN order TO tempt the !
,ppeiIe OF sailors just arrived IN port. or
miners coming down from the mountains. !
BY nine O'Clock the town is ia the full now :
,i business. The streets running down TO 4
Water and Montgomery streets which fronts {
he Bay, are crowded with people. all IN hur- q
led motion. The variety OF characters and :
costumes IS remarkable. Our own country. q
men seem 70 lose their local proulisrilics ~ /,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
HELP THE POOR.


Oh. Susey, stop moment. dear,
You don't know where I've been;
oh. such wreiched. dismal sight,
Fm sure you've never seen.
I've been with mother TO house
Wheie they were all so poor,
gave them all my purse contain'd.
And only wished twas more.
A woman, very pale and thin.
widow, too, she said,
And six young children, none ofwhom.
This day. had tasted bread!
And not single spark Of fire,
This bitter freezing day;
Now. was there ever ssdder sight.
Dear cousin Susey, say.
Three litle ones nied to-s ecp warm.
Us In a poor, wreiched bed,
So cold was one the mother held.
1 snrely thought twas dead.
Could you have seen how glad they looked
When mother sent for wood.
And bread, and meat for all,
Susey, would do you good
have dollar here, dear Bell
Pa gave me yesterday.
III give il them, come 90 with me.
Well run there all The way.
Id rather make sad heart smile,
Than buy book lm sure;
Indeed il must be very hard,
Such sorrow TO endure.
God made them poor-he made US rich
The wealth is all his own;
j; was for them as well as as,
The Saviour ,eft his thrope. :.
Let us henceforlh save something. Bell,
To help the suffering poor,
And for Gods bounty 10 us both.
His blessed name adore,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
We are SCulptors all.

Little as many of us think, about il, or In
tend it, we are all, like the sculptor, giving
shape to some object, if il be only our own
souls, and happy would it be for us and ON
fellow men, if every everson OF our inIluenoo
were made with the care and precision of ~
artist who labors to produce from The inarii-
mate marble an image of breathing, movng
life.
We know not who is the author of these
lines, in which the thought just limited is so
finely expressed;
Chisel in hand, stood sculptor boy
With his marble block before him:
And his face lit up, with a smile of Joy,
As an angel dream pass Ger him: : stone,
He carved the dream, on that shapeless
With many a sharp incision: shone:
With heavens own light, the sculptor
He had caught that angel vision.
Sculptors of life, are we, as we stand
With our souls. unearvcd before us,
Waiting the hour, when at Gods command
Our life dream shall pass DER us,
five carve IL then, on the yielding stone,
With many sharp incsion,
Its heavenly shall be our own,
Our lives, that angel vision.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
Coughs, Colds. &c.

Hill's BaIs0m Of Honey,
Doctor Moore Essence Of Life. or Pectoral Drops
DR.. Cooleys Vegetable Elixir or cough drops
De La monterat's Vegetable specific, for coughs
colds. and consumption, &c,
DR.. Larbor's Extract Lungwort for coughs colds
consumption, &c
Rev. Dr. Barthoomew's Pink Expectorant Syrup
for rcoughs, colds. consumption, hoarseness Pain
in the Breast, whooping cough. difficult Breath.
ing, in young children, &c. aud a host of rene.
dies for oil diseases that flesh is heir TO- at
SIMPSONS
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
HiIIsdale School.

The summer term OF this School will commence on
"Wednesday, 10Th April at o'clock A NJ The Board
have classified the school as follows
1st Class--spelliug, Reading, Writing. Primary
Geography and Arithmetic
ID. Clnss--spelliug. Reading Writing, Geography
Arithmatc. Grammar, History, Book Keeping
3D. Higher Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy Chem
istry. Botany, Algebra, Geometry, Intellectual and
moral Philosophy, Rhetoric logic, Astronomy.
4th Latin. Greek. French aud German Languages
Defamation and Composition in each Department
The rates of the lst class will be l. the second
and third T. Of the fourth any information as 10 the
textbook. used in the school may be had applica-
zion 70 Mr. HickOk. Foreign scholars from 80 50 20
30 per quarter. X. ALAN, Director.
Hilsdale lst April. 1850. n36
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11

Lone PRAYERs.-Spesking of long pray
ers, Elder Knapp, OF Boston says: "When Pc.
ter was endeavoring to walk upon the water
10 meet his Master, and about sinking, had
his supicaIion been as long as the iniroduc-
ton to one of our modern prayers. before he
got through he would have been fifty feet
under water Rockford.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
MORTGAGE SALE.


WHEREAS default has been made in the
w payment of certain sum Of money secured
be paid by ndenture of mortgage bearing date the
ninth day of May uthe year, D. l54s, executed by
Abah Mosher of Allen Hilsale county aud State Of
Michigan. to Joseph Moss ofthe State of New York,
and which said mortgage was duly recorded in the
Registers Office FOR the county of llsdae and Stale
of Michigan the fourteenth day of June A. ID. ls4s
in hber +. Of mortgages on pages ss and 80 and
there Is due said Mortgage the date of this
notice. the of Twentyseyen dollars and fifty
cents il being for the FIRST payment of interest due
and unpaid on said mortgage, and whereas, said
mortgage contained power ot sale over the premises
therein described in of any default IN the coud-
ton thereof aud suit Law in equity has
been instituted recover the debt remaining secu-
red by said mortgage, or any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue OF
said power of sale in said mortgage contained, and
agreeable TO the Strtutes in such made and pro-
vided. VIII be sold public auction TO the highest
bdder-subiect the principal sum Of money in said
gaee contained. ard expressed, and the interest
10 become due on said principal sum-on Thursday
the 27h day of June next, at two clock T. NJ ofthat
day, At the Court House in the Village Of Hillsdale
in the County OF Hlsdale aforesaid, that being the
place Of holding the circuit for said county OF
Hsdele. The following described Land. TO wit:
AL those certain pieces parcels Of land situate in
the Township of Allen, County Of Hillsdale and
State of Michigan known and described as foilo-s,
viz. The west half Ofthe south west quarter Of
ton number twenty (20) aud the east half Of the
south quarter of section number twenty
one t2l) continuing one hundred and sky acres
of land. less, excepting thercfrom
the equal undivided one half Of i've acres here
totore decided conveyed 10 Ira Lalan also one un-
divided half part Of the privilege OF a miil race de-
scrbed in adeed from W Nillian N. Nichols and pris
celia his WIFE to the party Of the first part bearing
date the fourth day Of December, A. d. 1885, also all
that other piece Of land bounded follows commen
cling in the center Of the Chicago Road in section one
between sections nine and ten, thence North eleven
rods, thence Eastery parallel with said road nine 9)
rods and thence South TO the center ofthe Chicago
road thence along the line ofthe centre Of said road
to the place Of beginning oil being in township six
south Of Range four west. Dated April 4h 1850.
JOSEPH MOSS, Mortgage,
GEO MONROE Au'y for Mortgage, n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11

So that, with but moderate appetite, the
dinner will cost US IS, we are at all epicu-
rian in our tastes. There are cries of "stew-
ard from all parts ofthe room, the word "wai-
tor is not considered sufficiently respectful,
seeing that the waiter may have been a law
yer or merchants clerk few months before.
The dishes look very small as they are plac-
ed on the table, but they are skillfully cooked
and very paletable TO men that have ridden
in from the diggings. The appetite one ac-
quires in California is remarkable. For two
months after my arrival, my sensations were
those of a famished wolf.
In tho matter Of dining, the tastes of all
nations can be gratifed here. There arc
tronch restaurants on tho plaza, and on Du-
pont street; aud extensive German establish
ment on tho Pacific street: the Ponder Peru
ma; the Italian Confectionery: and three
Chinese houses, denoted by their long thrce
,ornered flags of yellow silk. The laitor arc
much frequonted by Americans, on account
IF their excellent cookery, ard the fact that
he meals are 81 each without regard to
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11

THE Coon SIDE.-When any one was
speaking III Of another 10 the presence of Pc
ter Inc Great. he at first listened 10 him alren-
lively. aud then Interrupted; as there not,
che asked far side also to the characterof
the person OF whom you are speakiugl--
Come, tell me what good quali,ies you have
remarked about him"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
BOOK BlNDlN c.
II. 81. Holm.

gEAS commenced the business Of Book Bind
Z a ing in Jonesvile, where he is in readiness to
do anything in that line, in good style and at roa
sonable prices.
Magazines, Public Documents Blank Books. or
old books needing covers, willbe bound to order
LI' Books for binding may be left at the Standard
Office, with directions how to be bound. and can be
had nj the same place after binding.
Jonesvilc Feb. IL Is4g
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11

SFIeITUAL SENTMENTALisM.-'Is il pos
slble for person TO be conceiied OF himselfi
May there no, be deep lesven Of pride, III
telling how desolate and unfeeling we arcl
10 hroodiug over unear'hly painsl in our bej
Ing excluded frum the uusympaihetic world7
mo uf being the invalids Of ChIist's bospi.ail'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
SPRING e. SUMMER
FASHIONS
FOR 1870.

Tlhe subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
II ing the public generally, that he has just recev-
ed osuperb Plate Of Fashions for the present season
which for elegance and comfort have been surpass
ed any subsequent period, the reports consits Of
two beautiful riding habits. for ladies. Also Gents
plain and fancy dress together with good assortment
Of business habments, all Of which well adapted
for the Fall and winer
NJ His shop Is at the same old stand, NJ the large
sign on Broad street Z. HATTON.
ry' Cutting and Making done the approv
ed plan, ard all work warranted.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the pay
H. nent of certain Of money secured to be
paid by 1ndenture of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day Of December lS45 executed by Daniel ID. Fran.
cisco of the township Of Reading. flisdale County
Michigan, Ira ; Nudge, of the same place
which mortgage was recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds of the County Of Hills.
dale, in Lber ID of Mortgages pages SOL aud 500.
and which there is claimed be due at the date
ofthis notice the ofthrse hundred and eighty one
dollars and four cehts, (S3sl.o4 and proceedings
at law in equity having been instituted for the re-
covery ofthe same, or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of power
Of sale in said mortgage contained and pursuant the
Statute in such made and provided, the premi.
described in said mortgage wit; "All that Ger
tain piece paicel of land, situate lying aud being
in the County Of Hisdae, described us follows, viz:
The south quarter OF the south east quarter and
thiry-one of the side Of the west half of
the south quarter of section six Township mum.
Der seven south, Of range number four west in the
State Of Michigan, containing seveniyone acres Of
land more or les" Will be sold at Public Auction
or vendue to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the Village Of lilsdae. in said County. Friday
the 9th day Of June A. ID. 1850, o'clock in the
forenoon of ofthatday.
Dated February %, 1850.
IRA s. NUDGE, Mortgagee
GEo. A Coz, Att'y. mss
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
THE MOTHERS PRAYER.


Lonely by the scaniy fire
| That care worfmo,her sat with lisfuing ear
! To mark the coming of her wayward sou.
/ Who had ofiate turned from her side 10 fall
Headlong in vice, and bring weight OF grie
Upon her heart, almost too great TO besr.H
! How often she had marked his blood shot eye
His pald cheek. and trembling hand, ibs
told
But all too plainly Of the midnight hour,
Spent over mad'niDg cup.
Still he comes not;
And as she sat alone on thai still eve.
The mooubeams dimly lighting up the room
She might have been thought dead, had not
her sighs
Spoke of her agony. Al lasf she sunk
Upon her knees and IL a trembling voice
Breaihed forth an earnest prayer TO him who
hears
The prayer of faith "Our Father, spare my
son!
Let not his youth be spent in sin, pray:
Oh, let Thy grace divine be given 10 win
This erring heart again to Thee, that |
May grieve no more But, oh, our Father.
graht
That whatsoever of woe thou hast ia store
Totry this heart. Oh grant that | may learn
To say Thy will be doue.'
Thus on her knees
That mother prayed to heaven, nor PRAYED in
vain.
For ere she ceased she heard an eager step
Approaching fast, and then teuder voice
Broke on her ear sweeter than music's tone,
And he, the eiring one, before her stood.
oh mother. mother and his vuice was kind
As e'er in days goCe by. I'm free again;
For even as ! raised the poison'd glass
To quaff the liquid 6e, an angel came
And softly whispered, brother. touch il not
Turn from the ieInpier while there yet is
time
| paused amazed, for words of kindness are
Unknown 10 me late, except f(om YOU:
And now l am man again; and
Will be your stay and comfort while live
Then, as that mothers heart o'eriowed with
joy.
She poured to heaven her thankful PRAYER
that il
Had granted her request; aud she besoughI
Its choisesI blessings on the head of him
Who from the way of siu had won her boy.
Oh, ye, whose mission lis 10 lure again
The wandereI back To virtues path; be Iruo
10 your high duty, and to you shall be
The rich reward Il. C..
PoftlandvllIe, Dec, lS49.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
WOOL CIRCULAR 1850!

THE WOOL SEASON BEING NEAR
IL athand. we will say customers and ''the
rest Of mankind" that shall be prepared TO pay
Cash for any amount Of Wool-well cleaned, and put
up ia good Orderdeliyered 1t our store in Hillsdae
April s. 1850 BOYD 81 HAMMOND.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
Ciin .areneies.

PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
Is authorized receive subscriptions and advertise
lnents for this paper. His Ohiees are at
BosrON, Congress- street
NEW York Tribune Brildings,
PHiLAr ELPHtA, n W. cor. I'd and Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, ;. W. cor. North and Fayette ST.
p. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11

Nothing Is more noble ,hao fidelity, faith
fulness AID truth are the bcs, endowmenls
" The mind
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-06-11
HIbLSDALE STEAM FOUNDERY.
1850.

w. WEIGH, ~ Co. PrOprictOrs.
Rail Road Street, HiiisdaIe, Mich.
MANUFACTURERS Of all kinds Mill Gearing,
VA HThreshing IMachines, Horse Powers, Separdtors,
sc. Keep constantly ON hand, Woods, Woods
Improved. Longs Wolverene Premium, Michigan
and Sub.Soil Ploughs. Caldron, Cadron, !, ?, 3,
1, and s. Pail Kettles. Fire Dogs, Sleigh shoes,
Wagon Boxes, Waffle Irons, &c.
They prepared 90 furnish patterns for all kinds
of Machinery.
Wood and Iron Turning done t. order.
u Most kinds ofPraduca, Wood Old Iron. Brass,
and Copper, receIyol in payasnt, Cash not refused