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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WelIingIs1 God6i1.

ny "ctHuk1ou GOd01Hs
v ALUABLE WOOD LAND ON THE
Williamsburg Road. 2 I.2 Miles he.
low 10 ~, aic lmond, for Sale Mt Auetion.-Will
1880 'i ION On MONDAY, the 9th day of December,
toelhg court day in front Of Henrico County
draa aeuse, commencing at IL o'clock, two hun.
u,eu acres OF valuable Land covered with pipe
s poIo ana timber situated about OK miles below
ro.d :, on the South side Of The WILLIAMSBURG
ioI% Al VIII be di 1ided iato lots of so acres
Inc attention Of bricklayers, timber sa,.sr. and
T cutters - respectfully called to this saie.
aERas OF SALR-Onefourth cash. bslanc. a.,
sas ana ~ months for .esOtabe notes. Interest
P. Sat the same time aud niace an
from to acres OF valuable Brick CLAW Lad
at Port Mayo, adj lining Messrs Quarles a Tn
property. Terms same as above. ~ hei
no 80 w. GODDIN. auc,r
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L'rom the German new Yorker AIIse.
l. incline Zellung, Sept. y, 1S5a-Rheumai m
Cured.-MOrtimore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Punfer.-Ths great remedy to prove a specific
for this dreadful disease in all FORMS and is bringing
relief 10 vast numbers who have long suffered wa
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and eca-
cy OF this medicine for time and with pleasure
refer to most obstinate Of chronic rheumatism
of long standing, which it cured This case was the
wife OF d wealthy merchant, who for many years
cripple. No expense spared III visiting the most
LIBERATED springs and procuring the treatment emil
nent physicians. Tins was continued for years, but
she only worse, and seemed victim its with
eTing grasp All other remedies and efforts failed We
instrumental in inducing her to try this remedy
and to our surprise and her great relief it cured her
completely. Some weeks ago called and purchased
bottle at the depot No. Barclay street. and to
gentleman friend Of ours in this city, who seemed
martyr to this disease. This bottle cured him.
There numbers of other which have come
under our notice, cured by this remedy We are glad
to the attending the introduction of this
medicine Its timely viii thousands from pain
and suffering and restore them to sound and perfect
health We believe this is the only remedy known,
which is put forth for this disease Alone and
satisfied it Will do what is claimed for it-cure rheu-
matism in all its forms. no1-df
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noal JAS. WRIGHT.

SCROFULA. Richmond Sept. %, 1919
here &c ty that, for the last ten or Twelve years,
| have frequently suffered from swellinls around
the throat, which n physicians declared to be
hereditary ScrCfHLo, having had a sister who died
from that disease. At times suffered very much.
Last October | caught severe cold, and was in
two months declared b. my phy sican to be in
irmed Co SUMPTION and would certainly die, hsv-
ng all the symptoms which my sister had previous
10 her Geath | was induced as a last resort to try
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE three bottles
Of which cured me entirely, and to this day am
well and as hearty as any nan in Virginia,
RIrHApn LEEGT
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d. FOR RENT.-1hs large and desirable
E,::J Residence franklin sueet Church Hill,
Ion merly occupied by Hugh kiieigh, deceased
The dwell ing is args, with alarge garden attached.
Rent, $500 per annuin.
Apply to IOLLh q COON,
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BY Davenport, Allen a. 90.

Dy DuFtHpUTts NTItH N tUs
zoo CASES BOUTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS, SOLE LEATHER & TRUNKS:
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY December END
at 10 O'clock, We vii sell at our Auction Store, a
large assortment Of fir, sd and desirable goods for
winter Gales, consisting OF
Gents Fine Calf Boots
MEMS and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian co
Meh's and Boys Sewed and Pegged. Broeues and
Brogans
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women and Misses Blskins, Ties, Boots &c, &c.
$50 Cases Silk Hats
500 Sides Sole Leather
250 Trunks
Richmond made Brogues, &c, &c.
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Ga HOUSE FOR REST.-A wooden dwelling
Es:a on Mari bal street, between Adams street and
BIOUke AyeGue, now occupied by Dir Lay.-
Possession may be had at any time. Rent $500.
TOLER a. COOK,
no 20 General A gents.
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~UIs OIdFsCs
TERMs-under 500 cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
nol9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO., Auctrs
AND AND WHEAT STRAW AT AUC
"A TlCN.-Win be sold at Plain Dealing ON
Thursday, the end Ct December, at II o'clock, a
lOt OF Land, containing % acres enclosed, adjoin,
ing Mrs Ross and John a. ParkhilI one halt is
cleared and in good heart, the other hall in wood
pine and oak. IL has on 1t spring of excellent
wafer and some fruit trees at the time four
teen or fifteen stacks ct straw, supposed to con-
tain about two and three thousand pounds each.--
II not fair, the next day at the same hour.
no 90 6tN JOS, STARKE
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AMUSEM EVENTS.
NEW BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED BY

NEW BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED nv
l HAROLD & MURRAY-Broad street
Select British Eloquence containing the hest
speeches entire OF the most eminent Orators of
Giest Britain, tor tie last two centuries, with
rich-351
Lives OF Wellington aad Peel, from the London
Shabby Genteel Story, by Thackaray-s0c
30 cents
Life 6 Vlcissitudes, by g Janes-25c
kLick knacks from an Editors Table by |, Cav
lard Clarke -
History of Romulus, by Jacob Abbott-6O
large variety OF New Juvenile Books
All New Books received as soon as published
no29
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OUKBRIDGR ALUM WATER,

DOCKB RIDGE ALUM WATER,
IL FROM THE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
springs, VA-Olr second supply of this ee!e-
brated ana valuable Mineral Water, is just at hand.
Those who have engaged the Water ito arrive, will
please CALL those in want, will engage it at once,
as there are only few barrels unsold.
Prizes SO per Dbl, SO per haf bbi; cash on deliv
ery BENNETT IL BEERS,
General Agents for the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
a.
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A sTONISIISG REMEDY FOR ALL
IA PAIN We are just ia receipt of a fresh sup
ply OF Dr. Roses great Pain Curer. This remarka-
bic preparation cures tooth ache In few minutes;
stiff neck from sudden cold, sore throat, pain in
the face, back, limbs and side-yield Instantly 1t
10 good for sprains and bruises, and is used inter
naliy for pains in The stomach or bowels; in bot
ties, l2H, 25 aud so cents.
noo7 RI DUVAL e. BROTHER.
NEGRO HIRING FOR IS53-8Y TO
" LER & COOk-W agein offer our services
10 our friends aud the public, IS Agents for the
hiring out Of their servants for the ensuing wear.
And for our punctusity in paying over hires re.
ceiyed, and cur attention to the servants comm t.
ted 10 management, refer to those who have
boel so kind as 10 favour with their patroaace
heretofore. To persons residing in the country,
wc would remark, hat ii is important that we
should be intorned as early as practicable If the
number OF servants, their ages, qualifications &c
intended TO be sent in that We may be the better
enable to secure GOOD homes and good prices for
them.
We will also secure homes for white servants,
upon reasonable terms. TOLER & COOK,
no ~ General agents.
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A PHy5IcIAN's TESTIMONY

Dear SRI have witnessed in number Of in
stances the administration OF the SPANISH MIX
TURE," manufactured by yourself, ana have beer
surprised at its wonderful effects, particularly i.
cases requiring Alternative. la one case Of Goa
sumption, dependent upon liver disease especially
the effects were wonderful indeed
Yours, very respectfully,
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NTEW AM splendid AMERICAN
~ PRESENTATION BOOK, together with a full

NEW AMI SPLENDID AMERICAN
~ PRESENTATION BOOK, together with full
assortment OF elegant English Editions, OF Stan
dard authors, for sale at
MORRIS Bookstore.
In one handsome volume, square 6vo In various
STYLES ,f elegant binding the Homes of American
Authors, comprising snecdotai, personal and de-
scriplive Sketches, BY eminent writers, profusely
and apendidiy illustrated with engravngs on steel,
wood aud stone.
~ do not know Of book SO captivating to the
eye and heart Of an AneIicsn."-J Fields.
1.-THE volums will have a permanent and IN
aing value, and win adorn the libraries and cen.
tire tables OF American families, as long as Amer
literature continues to be read "-Commer-
eial Advertiser.
"The most elegant book of the seasen-with
greater attractions for the eye of taste, and the
cultivated mind, than any ether, is tbs Splendid
volume, "Hoxles Of American Aathers."-Ob
server. no 81
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sMiTH's LOTTkRY OEeICE.
"ai street, under the City Hotel.
CEALK'S OLD Stand,

Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Z.
u IA 81 10 50 l 80 So p 7e Is 3 40 i9 q 20 Ga
5 81.
Half q g. SO, $3.50
Io.day.-Bel Air, 4S-Cepita!s: of 5Is 600, 3
OF 6oJO OF 5000, 20 OF loco, 20 of 400 20 OF 800
&C az Nos, 10 drawn Tickets s5-sharcs 10 BRO
portion. fO
Also-Patapsco, 3l3.-Capitals: Of $500. l Of
1897, l57 Of 30, &c IS numbers. IL drawn Tictai
sl-shares in proportion. .n-..
~ W SMITH.
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"a
DY the "Asirea,' via New York we have Just
IL received the latest patterns, made at the most
celebrated mandatory in England, of Snper
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpetlngs
and Rugs.
Citizens aud visitors are requested to examine
stock, which embraces the best descriptions of
Carpetng, &c, FOR ParIors, Cha nbers, Din.
ing Rooms. and Easements, now open; tor
sale by
no 29-6+ RICHARDSON & co
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gists generally no %
Is am now ready to take those splendid
skiight pictures at the astonishingly low price OF
enc ollar with the case My improvements are
now all finished viii n makes my gallery one OF
the finest in the United States. Our sky light is
u1egIaed as it is of the largest and sottest in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail TO
please. Come one, come a.for by SO doing you
hook well TO your interest.
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CAUTION TO THE PUDLEC.-The ur-
v dersigEed, inventor Of Ball or Z anospherical
Machine for Crushing and Palye!zing Q lsr z kock,
patented in this country and Europe, not lies all
persons again Il infringing upon il.
This cites is siven ,tat persons piTaiiAg or build
ing inventions vii be dealt with TO the full ex.
tent of the law J w COCHRAN,
no 29-dtIstj* Cliff street New York
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tWEkT POTATOEs.-4G0 bushels Sweet
- Potatoes, just received perfectly sound and in
good ORDER and for sale at low price, ii delivered
within few days, by -
no 26-6t GEORGE hERlAM.
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tHECA BUekS.-NASH Il WOOphUUoE
Il have just had printed and bound up in b 3oks
Of various Sizes hands, Mo Checks on the several
Banks of the city.
Also, fct sale-Nego.iable Nosss, Promissory d.
Foresa Bills of Exchange, Dratts, Bills tf Lading
Canal Bills of Ladng, DC no 80
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rsNONQCA BEAMS
u 1900 Ibs Prime old Black Beans
SO lbs Oil Bitter Almonds
$50 los Anise Seed
200 lbs Cinnamon
I case C8rdamen Seed
80 lbs OIL Anise
And all the ingredients used in making favor
For .ae low by
no30 STRECKER
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GREGORY & MAURY.
s,, nianagers, Richmond, Virginia,

-. chE1Ohf q MAURY.
managers, Richmond. Virginia.
successors to J.. w: maury & Co.-efice No. ee
Main street
oia~n Eos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass II, Nov 81
n, ys ~ o. 4e IS SO IL 81 So % rs 80 so
% 1lcket, Nos Is 50 Sc The third canital IF
S9CVo collars was returned to this agency by in
NJ Clarke, Vender, Richmond. - '1'
q oaS any.c1Capitsl $4,000 1000, 1900, 10 Of
c'uUo' &c. 90 Nos IL dawn Tickets IS
~ 0-mosrow.-Capitals: $50 500 6OOo -
oU' : guy, 6,00o, of 4000 2 Of 5000. so of COO
~ ~ o. 5,ooo DC &c Is Nos u drawa Tickets
- no 30
LAMBBRr's OFFICE,
i4'h street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Eos Delaware. Class I5f Nov 81.
% % lo 50 5 81 80 81 27 Is %
psaWn NOS Delaware, Class Il, Nov 9th:
5o 80 "a 4s s. sc Is 65 So % 76 % %
10. day Delaware State Lottery. Glass
s eSJ' CfpitaIs: $4,000. 700o 5000, l7l0, 10 of
o'y' &c 60 numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets SIS
- 49, a Do--aL Lotteiy no30
entTkte E.faTaFRL u
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CULTIVATION WANTED.-By young msn
y who has been connected with Hotel tor about
ten years-has general knowledge OF the bust
ness in all its branches Has been engaged a.
gook Keeper and general Superintendent tor the
last three vears He can give satisfactory refer
enee as to Character qualifications, &C., and would
moi object TO go Norm South. Address .; j.,
Box No 27S Petersburg Post Ohice no zS-2W
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WANTED.-A Tobacco aanuiae;urer 70 81 sa-
tersburg. single man, who can come wei re-
commended, would be preferred, good Tailor,
Shoemaker and Tanner, could also fad employ
ment at the same place. For particulars, apply
to SAMUEL VI DAh 10
no 29-lw fetersoufg, va.
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I Il
9Y@Sold by BENNETT & BEERS and Drug
gists generally %
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INDIA ASD CHINA.
.rRTHER BY THE PROMETHEUS.

lao King Of Ava had sued for peace.
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DLACkWOOD's MAGAZINE fer No.
ID venlber and Harser's for December
Subscription to each 81 per annun; the two fur
nished TO one address S5, in advance.
no 80 NASH d WOODHOUSE.
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ELLIsvILLE, Louisa Co, Nov 20th
Mr. Ss.n0Rs--Dear Sir Il asn so highly delighted
win the picture you took for me last week and il
has given such universal satisfaction to my friends
that have directed my wife to call at your gallery
for the purpose of having hers taken, which you
will please take AID set in frame similar to that
Of mine. wish then 20 match as near as possible.
My wife, you viii fad, l think, pretty good sub
Jet, and ii you succeed with hers as well as you
d ID with miDe, (Which has already caused hun.
dreds to say they would call on YOU will insure
yoL nl-ny patrons from county.
Yours resuactfuliv.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-12

Democratic papers ot the South are utter
ing complaints at the late passage by Cougres.
of the River and Harbor Improvement Law
They saw it is contrary to the Baltimore
Platform and TO the settled principle of the
party, and would not be borne by them, only
that they know that Franklin Pierce will
make great change in all such matters
when he comes into power, and bring back
the Democratic party to their old legitimate
standard. They will not suffer their brethren
at the North and West to be Improving the
tariff and improving the country if they can
help it; and they know and are sure they
have got man as candidate for Presidenl
who will take care to put down all such un-
constitutional schemes.
Ndtional InteltQencer.
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To DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS All
COUNTRY MEKCH ANTS

NE undersigned have nov In store large stock OF
Il drugs, Medicines Chemicals Oils Paints varnish-
es, Dye woods, Glassware, Patent Medicines Brushes
&C. &c. and are constantly receiving fresh supplies
rom the manufacturers and Eastern markets. which thew
are determined TO sell Mt u small advance.
our articles are all selected with great care and war
ranted to give satisfaction 70 genuneness quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
ana Sronder braces 81 the most A. proved styles.
furc brandy, Old Rye w Risky and Wines for medical
purposes only. Of the very best qualities.
targe supply OF Daguerrean Stock. consistir- of
Plates, Cases, Chemicals. &c, at small - sess
Eastern prices. ..., - - - 49,. =
Havana Segars. Bird CT a seeds and Fountains
merchants and dealess will please call aud examine
OUT STOCK when IN thesy and all orders will be attend
ed 70 Immediately anu carefully packed. -.
A AZ 9. HALLooK, HALLoCK & sTODDARD.
W. n. r. SToDDARD,) Wholesale Druggists.
oct- D u Main street, the river.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the qualified of vanderburgh
Il county, Indiana, that election will be held at he
usual places of holding elections i'm said county,
second Tuesday in October, d. ls52 For the purpose
OF electing the following officers to wit One Governor
one Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State one
the Supreme Court one Reporter Of the Supreme
Court, Clerk of The Supreme Court meDs-
Der OF Congress for the first Congressional District
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas one Senator, Representa-
tive, Clerk of the Circuit and Court of Common
Pleas. county Treasurer county Recorier one
Sheriff, county Commissioner, Prosecuting At
torney for the First Judicial Circuit. Prosecuting
Attorney for the Court Of Common Please Tor the
ond District; one Superintendent of Public Instruction.
one Assessor. for each Township and Coroner and
one county Surveyor.
JOHN s. TERRY, S VIC.
ErnnsriLLe .fnnrsf lath. lsi2.-anC2I
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OF Good citizens can never show them
selves better citizens, than by preserving or
der to-day at the polls, and sobriety in their
general electioneering intercourse. We hope
any candidate found treating to secure votes,
will lose as many votes, of honest and good
men, by his course. as he may gain votes Of
ioafers and sponges by this small species OF
bribery.
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HLncTIoN TICKErs.

ELECTION TICKETS, containing the name Of every
esnddase Tor every Office to be filed IN the ensuing State
election Tuesday Oct 18th, ls5 and arranged by the
Poll Books. may be obtained at the JOURNAL OF
FICB after 10 o'clock this morning. the of FIFTY
CENTS per one hundred. These tickets have been
made up without respect party and great has been
taken in obtaining entire correctness throughout. They
can be obtained in any quantity.
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ELECToRAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
HENRY S. LANE, Of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLENAN, OF Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Fret Distriet-JoHS J. CHANDLER, Vanderburg count,
sseend-D.. NATHAN KINBALL. Washing county.
7Aird-Capt. ScorT CARTES, Switzerland county.
Fsnrth--JoHN S. Sco,Y, Decaier county.
FvtA-DAvID KILLGoRE, Delaware county.
eiIfk-JoHs CoBrRS, Naion county.
Ssrsntk--RcHARp w. THoNysoy, Vigo county.
EigStA-G. o. BENIN, Tippecanoe eonuty.
.S:rth-ScHrYLER CoLvAx. Sr, Joseph county.
J.lth-JAxEs s. FRAZER. kosciuskO county.
Eksueath-GUsTAvrsH IL. Voss, Hamilton county.
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CO Enquiries are often made, how the
names of Democrats can be told from Wings
on the published tickets. Voters will recol-
lect, that to render this distinction easy, the
ticket has been thus arranged. All the can
didates or State Offices, are arranged Wings
first, if MIR. Reavis' name is first on the Tick
ct, and Democrats first il Mr.. Smith Millers
name be first on the ticket. $1,000 E
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New York Certain for Scott.

We received the following letter trpm a
gentleman at Albany, New York, who is well
informed in relation to projects in New
York:
"The Wings in this State have every rea-
son to expect signal triumph at the Presi-
dental election. Their union is perfect,
their organization thorough. At no time
since 1910 have they been in SO good con-
dition 20 now" So s.. '-t-
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ISWe hope every Wing to-day when he
goes to vote for Governor, will remember that
Gov. Wright emphatically and twice declared
in accepting the nomination of the:Democratic
Convention, that she had rather fall with his
political friends, than rise pi the aid of his po-
laical opponents" In other uords, HE WOULD
RATHER BE DEFEATED THAN RISE By THE ALI
OF WING VOTES.
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The New York Tribune, in biographical
allusion to the Duke of Wellington. con.
cludes, in comparison with Napoleon as fol-
lows:
The rise of Wellington was much slower
than that of his great rival, Napole II, but his
good fortune proved far more enduring. Ma
poleon was a genius; Wellington soldier
according TO the most approved rules of the
art OF killing. NapOleon's "star" was favor.
ed by the French Revolution; Wellington by
his aristocratic birth and connections. Had
France remained Bourbon, Bonaparte had
never won name in history; had England
been Republic, Wellington had ne er been
famous. Napoleon's Inspirations were trans
cendent; Wellington never missed an opror-
tunity nor squandered two lives where one
would suffice. Napoleon, though at last de-
feated and dscrowned, fills the wider space
in History; Wellington has fewer Git any)
crimes record d against him as man. Ma
poleon has most admirers among those he
never saw either; Wellington provoked less
hatred and vengeful ire among tn, sc whose
homes he envaded and whose fields he over
ran. He was strict disciplinarian, and be-
lieved buying whatever his army neede d
cheaper in the long run than taking it by force
wherein he differed from his great rival, and
was clearly in the right. But would not the
world have been better and happier this day
If neither of them had ever been born!
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Ed,

DIED,
In this city Burch, or Lansing w. and EuDice
Heb .rd. aged two Yeas aud month.
The funerel will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of his Father Market ST. between
Walnut and Chestnut. The friends of the family in.
yited to attend
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Nothing is more easy than to grow rich
1t is only to trust nobody; beiriend no one;
to heap interest upon interest, cent upon cent
to destroy all the finer feelings of nature,
and be rendered mean, and miserable, and
despised for some twenty or thirty years, and
riches will come as sure as disease, disap-
pointment, and a miserable death.
Padding.