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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
For Tie Enquire


Messrs Edors-As the Of Two New Hampshire
newspapers have recently used quite freely by both
WING and Democratic presses OF this city, in connection
with some CARRIED from speech said TO nave been
made last winter by General Pierce IL gises me pleasure TO
be- able 10 nfo you the character o. these self
styled Democratic newspapers
The Independent Democrat was established at Concord IN
1874 by a faction known the "treesol party whose
whole force has amounted in that STATE to more man
four thousand The paper anguishcd until 1896 when JOIN
p Hale seeded from the Democratic ranks. During ms
wear BY his aid liberal supply of material aid from
the abolition party in Massachusetts, the paper was once
more started under tie management OF traitor from me
Democratic ranks and has continued 10 this day celebrated
ory for its bitter and uniform hatred OF Southern men ana
Southern institutions and its infamous and beous charac
ter |, is but few months since its editor was aIrasned
for wtu libel upon the character OF married lady OF hgh
standing 80 = ho
The Manchester Democrat is little if any better II mas
constantly denounced the COMPROMISE measures ana mas
Iono since been rcpudlated by The Democratic party
haye written the above under thu apprehension ha SOFT
pesons might suppose from the respectable titles OF te
aforesaid nrints that they Denocrac-not only in
but in truth and thereby give more credencc TO eS-
"oI'' nv" ' GRANITE.
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oBsEQuIEs or MR.. CLAY N NORFOLK.

NoEroLK, July 2!oday having tccn nIa't tor the
funeral procession n honor Henry CLAW
general suspension % business bOOInIn, o gum
solemn telling "t bids ard unircrsai DISPLAY of G a,
half mast from III" 'Hbc buildings and shipping The
harhpr The procession was n most imposing affair; tho
houses on the stress through which The so mn pageant
passed were appropriately hang in the habmcnis
Col yrr VI .Is acted Chief Marshal. Tie pro-.
Cess!nn after marching through The principal street,, pro.
cecdcd 10 the Meihlst Episcopal ChGrcf, where co-
Gucnt cuo2y Delivered ty De- Francis Mallory ~ tie
conclusion OF whit! the ceremonies terminated B?
hencicli ion
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vowed in my enquiry publicly known and such as Ms m
" h nied from his whole public life. With lEsm a."
,is,n.. and believe, the Democracy, the renos %
Union q. ,hc Constitution ard Of Tie Rights OF INC n"nc
,rr sai.s.d They well calculated !" lns nav be in
.nniduce that while the Executive au.od agitators for
s hun,. the country will be sale, and wcke" mischief
es,ioa and PERSONAL ends will be imppssn GL Scor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

HENRY CLAf.-On last Tuesday the citizens of Pc.
eIsburg manifested their respect for the memory of Henry
Clay BY most imposing funeral ceremony The stores on
he principal streets ~ers all closed and shrouded the
sigma Of mourning An mmepse procession of the itay
and citizens marched through the city Poplar Lawn
where Thomas s. Gholson, Esq., pronounced g wing
ogy on The departed orator.t South. Side Democrat,
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E01-1N, JrtT II.
INTERVIEW BErN ZEN WEBSTER AND CkaMP.
TON.-Danic Ncbhcr arrived here to-day from Frank
nud Is the itcvcTc / j. said Il" i, holding m
terview with Mr. Crmpton the fish Minister re,livc
the fishery difcus.
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VERDICT IN THE CASE OF nav

WAsHlSe7oS July 2l-The jury the case of Day have
returned verdict of guilty OF manslaugh,e and not gull
of murder This unexpected result is solely at,rbuted 10
the powerful efforts of his counsel JOS H. Bradley Esq
Day will be recolieced shot his wife fit of lea lousy
than year ago. and his frs, trial was convicted Of
murder in the first degree.
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Departed til. f.. tic lbt rET.:R NATHANIEL. rr!
son OF SInon and MarctJ SuraIy snrry ).
months AMI II Giys afrJa iin.s II
most pI"nSnc and interesting dear INT. bJys, God
60, babe. :oc ms Of asnz ID -. where hai
ness ever rsisn', Tree sickness, "a II aud distress.
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FROM NORTH WESTERN vIRGINI.

letter from Dod4Eitge County, dated July 18Th says.
The nomination OF Pierce and King takes like wi!tirc
IL this seclion. They will be very generally CORDIALLY
sIppoi,cdh
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DEATH OF BISHOP HESSIIaW


PROVIDENCE, Ii. j. July ~ "A ccSplfrh received here
rom F!e:rrrk NJ. stats hat Bishop Hcrshaw, Of he
fotcstant Epise.pa ChGrc u this Diocese deI that
NV TO DAY
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The examination of The Rands continues this morning
when II viii doubtless be concluded. In the days
no very material facts have been elected.
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IL is said tie yien o. wc.i in the Valley Of Virgins
this year. will only TT from half 10 birds crop.
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REDUCTION n PRICEsOF ALL SPRING -"

It
FSAREGE LANES, Tissues. Prlns Lawns LnshaH', ~
ID and dotted Mus NJ, Silks. Dnies Ffngrs iaeeS sess
AMI Edgnss: Also OF wearing AID cotton ,e
stufs and every decripilon are Offered 20
ducei prices by VALENTINE, IfhHStiA"
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o,,o, Rev Asa Cabnni.s Dr.. VIM. B. Lewis, VIM Penck
r., and Rev D. W. Scott After which, the vote was
ken on the adoption of the resolutions and carried unan
monsly.
Ga motion the Secretary ordered 10 furnish copy Of
HE proceedings Of this meeting 10 the Religious Herald
Richmond Examiner Richmond Enquirer and Times, and
10 The Republican and Virgnian, Lynchburg for publ.
cation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JNO. A. McCRAW, Chairman.
La Il prIsISs
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FOR SALE,
MOUNTAIN T0P HOTEL AND FARM.

FE1S es;abshGe s;rated on the Elue Riiee Rocssh 20
Augusta COUNTY great tfoTourtare for Wesiefh o.
the V!reiEil Springs This geographical s.
cannot 1--c quAiet ~ Of the Kind ~ Tie tns
tn. healthy, seeGery delightful pure ice s'on
and cha Tie hou.e large and comm"I GUS having
above he basement wiki good houses There are ABOUT
of land el Of which being well In c!overo cp
and is in good Improvement ~ci adapted 10 te
Corn, Rye Oats &c and naara 4" the hne grazing o
srpv ~ myself GA The premises Mr. Nathaniel Mai.ie a;
borough. ,,,r, ,r,rr
Iun. -
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CHESTERFIELD LIGHT DRAGONS.
4 TTENTlON iriule front OF the FaIm-rs' Hotel ,,i
~ Manchester, Hrlay. Goth o'clock ~
NJ. fully equipped. j. nTer "i the l.: Lieutenant I4fy
July 33-clt WM. ". WElSIGER. o. s 8catA
FOR SiLE. PRIVATELY.
Ne l. have for sale rrEaciy tho ;"
W gro Woman abpI 20 old and her daughter, s:G'
years old. tlWy 23-G'l y. B. q e.. B. NIL.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO.,
gSAFE FOR SALE
u GOO kegs blazing Powder
lpOHp feet Safety Fuse
1000 Dbl, Hydraulic Cemcn,
l.ip bags lara. .aguay and Rio Coffee
$50 bbs Whi=iey and y E Rum
1900 sacks fue ard ground A.um salt
~ hhds STgt. House Moll,ses
Tanners Oil, Goa PIT on. Leather, Glass,
Teas Sarch Wine. Brandy. Loaf and Cofes : cars,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
e Sec tho eard of DE-. R. 0. Davidson.
se- Ne call the attention Of our readers

s@ We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of J. Womelsdorf, on
Market Street nearly opposite Messrs. Ha-
den & Reads. He keeps constantly on hand
large and splendid assortment of Furni-
ture &c. He has just received a fine lot Of
Paintings, the work of our former towns
man Mr.. J. Saunders, which wo viii notice
fully next week
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
i o. o. +.
Co.. LcpaE. 10. %

I ".
Columbus, Jan. 3, 1852.
The Committee, to whom vas given the
duty Of preparing resolutions expressive Of
the deep regret of the brothers Of Covenant
Lodge, No. 20, at the death of their late
beloved friend and brother, DR.. JouN Gar.
TAs, beg leave to submit:
/ That they entered on the discharge of such
duty with feelings of melancholy and sorrow,
which they are assured meet with the strong
est sympathy from the entire brotherhood Of
Columbus, and which have produced in their
own bosoms sensations Of no ordinary or
lephemeral character.
But a few days since our brother was il.
our midst, active and healthy and full #
hope as any now present, enjoying, with Lu-
man zeal, the kindly mipistrations belonging
to the profession of which he was 50 eminent
a member, surrounded by friends who knew
and appreciated his worth, and in the midst
Of a family where conferred the deepest affec-
tons of his warm heart, and whose greatest
happiness was found in the love and deyo-
ton which so fondly bound together the
whole circle of husband and wife and chill
dren. Now, he is no more Suddenly,
unexpectedly, did these duties ccase-vcre
those beautiful associations and those fnd
hopes clouded and blasted. Tie bright ia
ture which tempted him to hope for long
years Of happiness aad usefulness became
shroudod with sloonl ere yct, reality had /. r.
rs opened 70 his yiaiel, Is sarrov,5g
brothers Of 'oeenapt, hound hin, b traits
Il eharaeis wlleI grsa tle afieites VIII
sssaeiatisi., had scarcely given 70 b5ai .hc5
1sarfs ahsa sib esm il ske h.m fia
oir malst a5i b ep.;er. i;...
ness p9sisioa hes. v5,e ei tie
Ind,
81 - srliasls . iaa--
sese fra atle @Ef.
and admiration, e cur deesa d
that title
We vii no rye n
though the grave h''ass g fFelllseiaF view
We VII. fea9elllo.r. a'tAEten, en- each Lodge
night, ne lolnsin those Impressive cereino- .
mes winch made Odd Fellowship dear to you.
ne VIII remember you each time We meet
g JON N that s''erea work IN which it was
your eellght g participate! Ne will re-
MEMBER you is q brother, and wewill remem-
per you as trlepd and e9napafion. We
VII remember you sa'ells VII those VINO
aokess you eests ''iisl e'.s eill 5e1r own Val
NEST lore vas most layissl5 gwen We will
remember flepa Tor g9''f g &c. 70 them the
t'seaa tae sacred t''lss sfiil ever pc affection
atei5 t"iiled and 8 each returning Spring
sllsll lneilo@ she grass 'pss carpets your last
'seseillg pace ga eirln, and shaii glre lie Ia
inc mowers Win winch il9ye nm .croWnyoqr
tomb, nc will there repledge the tokens Of
memory. and treasure deep4r within our
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI:
The Popular WIN.

RESOLVED, Cd That this Coaveatiou
deems II rigft and proper that fuN aeeight
should be giUen III its action ioflse aci2 Of the
majority d bic people b Mississippi, as &c
pressed IA he election b September last IN
regard 70 the starery question.
RESOLVED, Sd, Thdtfdis Contention con
siders ocquiescence ~ tie measures NJ Con-
gress, called the Compronise, as Tic settled
policy Of lie people Of Mississippi, as ind,i-
catcd BY that election. Minority Report Of
the late Convention.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
Tribute Of Respect.

Alta regular meeting Of Die 1endree Lodge
40. 30, held january 18th 1852, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were adopted :
WHEREAS, e has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst, By death, our re-
speeted and esteemed Brother, WaI. PIERcE,
honored amongst Us b his general upright
conduct, and strict adherence to the laws Of
the Order and whereas, this Lodge deeply
|depIoring the loss Of 50 worthy brother,
and desiring to offer Just tribute of respect
% the memory Of departed brother
ssolgsd That the members Of tie Lodge
wear tie usual badg Of mourning for thirty
days
3s0lped That We tender our hea
npathies q the friends sng ions s
the deceased, ia view 81 the severe dispen
sation 81 Providence 81 has belalen hem
Resoleed Thai secretqry transmit
copy 81 the foregoing nble and ResoIu
sons ibe tie deceased. and tbs
lbo requested Is S.
OsTR NDEB
eolnnbg M 1852
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

Dac Owing to the length Of the message
editorial matter has been crowded out.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15


ss7 The Union party, or rather the re-
mains Of quondam Union party, got to-
gethcr, at jackson, on the 18th inst. Some
eighteen counties were in attendance. No
delegates appeared to represent this county.
They adopted some few resolutions of a con-
solidated character, and appointed freeman,
Majors, Wilcox, et "a onae genus, delegates
to the Baltimore Convention. We are IN
formed that some Of the wings objected CON
siderably. Well may it be said the thing
has died "a 5oraiag"
OH I am so soon done for
wonder what was begun for.
IA The Democratic Convention assem-
bled at jackson on the 9Th inst Forty-Gye
counties were represented, and 222 delegates
took their seats. Old Lowndes was there,
with her delegates-W. D. Chapman, ESQ,
Capt. WM. BARKsDAIE, Hon. Jas. Whit
field, Col. w B. Cavanah and Capt. JoHN
SEAL. The essential doctrines of the Bal
timore platform we're adopted, together with
the Kentucky resolutions Of 1798 and the
Virginia resolutions Of 1899
The greatest harmony prevailed. We VII
give the proceedings entire next week.
I
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

The Union and State Rights democrats
united on Gen. Patton, dem; the Union
wings on DR.. Catehings, wing
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

Nh. THRAsAER.-The Goyernnen. =.
received assurances Of the Liberation i n Il.
Thrasher.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

p9- General w S. Patton was elected
Speaker of the House of Representatives at
the second ballot over DR.. T. J. Catchings,
the former receiving 46 and the latter 40
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

THE PRoMErHEus.-At Wasbing,on ).
day, Dispatches we're received from I,o,l
Palmerstou, disayowing the outrage on ~
Prometheus
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

CONGRESSIONAL BAEoUET.-Atthec b.,
gressional banquet to Kossuth, splendid
speeches we're made By Kossuth, Webster
and others. Dir Fillmore was absent.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

spIN--The Queen Of Spain has give,
birth to a princess
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

las resigned % difference 81 The gabis.f
on Kossuth Of Napoleon. Earl GranyiIl
sueeends him.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

NApoLEoSs GovEHsMrSr REcoosrzrB
pr Riges has been instructed to reeorpi,.
the authority of Napoleon.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

NoBILE.-0n Monday, YIN. R Ilalles
was reelected President Of the Bauk S Ae
bile. On the.same day, Jonathan Enlanue
was reelected President and Tins S. King
Secretary of the Mobile Insurance Compa
ny.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
FHEScE Napoleon has been elected !,

an overwhelming majority,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

tgr We present Gov. Whitfield message
to our readers in this numba Of our paper.
It viii richly repay the reader for its dill
gent perusal. The matter is fine, and, above
all, is tersely expressed.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

ResolEea That IS further token OF n
speet 70 tie deceased, tie brothers viii wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the space
81 one month
g. II. 1YIl,T'1 Als
GEO d MOORE Committee
q 3. MIIIsICAN
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

onthe I,ea laure byeyerJ eohsid On con.
nectcd Will our ini rests rs people eire
themo libea enc0ufag e0lon ailrasd Ell
fefpfises 81 snbscri e'ne or toek 81 other
wise bad |d ielate the pEQpfie-
fy oi r an5 eenenis beyond
lie mems uadgl ouI control norof attempt.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-21
Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system liable to disease than the
Liver, serving erer purify the blood, or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile; that any wrong
action Of the Liver affects the other important parts
the systen and results variously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundce, Dyspe sa, etc. We should, therefore,
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver These Pills being composed Roots and Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick: Namely, Ex
pcctorant, which augments the secretion the Pull
munary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge of
secrcted matter I'd. An Alternative which changes In
some nexplicabc and nsensibe manner the certain NOR
bid action Of the system. Sd. Tonic which gives
ana strength to the nervous system, renewing health ami
Ngor to all parts OF the body. 4t. Cathartic which
acts i'll perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
operating on the Bowels, and rxpeng the whole mass Of
corrupt AMI Vitiaed NATTER and PURIFYING the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-21
ARRANGEMENT FOR 9 -.
- 1852. &a
GALENA AND MINNESOTA
United States Mail Line.

Consisting of three first class boats: 81, IL 80:
NOMINEE. Cnpf. o. SMITH,
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. N. W. LOVINGLY
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. r. BLAkELY. ~f,!
The SOMINEE, Capt. o. Smith, Mondays, At - o'clock.
The pR: FRASKLlT Capt r. D"key' wsd re '.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. N. W. LodwIck, Fridays,
at ~ O'Clock .--...
The above boats will regularly during the e0smne
season. Having the mail contract their pnncusty can
be relied on They will remain at st. Pauf sumcienty
long to enable passengers visit the Fails u 81 Annohys
For speed and accommodation these boats are uhsuf.
passed, and every attention will be paid 70
Freight They will leave punctuuly at the hour nameaf
The Nominee will make the trip not to De out on
Sunday. ..t -
Goods shipped to the agents at ST. Louis or Gaena,
60 by this line, will be forwarded free Of charge s.
Gnlena being the termini Of the great tborounarel
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
from the eastward, destined for the Upper
MSss takes passage By steamboat from this pon3
aIso nearly the steamboats, the Southern Trade,
from ST. Louis below, Into this port
for rcshipment for points above. ..-----.:5,
AGENTS. - II
r r Sass, St Louis, Nelson, Gilbert 4 Co.., r.;
b II Campbell 4 Co.. Galcna Nelson's LandnSS
g X West, Dubuque, Read, Lake Pepn.
S 81 Iangwor ny, do j. Hertzell, Point Douglassv,;
A McCiregor, Churchill Nelson,
Mciiregor's Landing, Saltwater,
W Brisbois, p du Chen, W Babeock, st Panl,
y ID Cowles. lansing. y II Sergent, do -4i--'. -.
Campbell & smith, Russell & Rice, St Anthony
La Crosse, James Peck & Co., Chicago.
Galcna, Feb. %, 1852. z6n
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The TAPe WORM.

Tins Is the most difficult Worm to destroy Of all that in
rest the human system; grows almost indefinite
lcngth becoming coed and fastened in the intesnes
and stomach, affecting the health sadly cause St.
Ntns Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom II
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this worm, very energetic
eatment must be pu sued, would therefore be proper
to take to Of my liver Pills all obstruc-
uon that the Worm syrup may direct upon the Worm,
winch must be taken in doses of tlblcspoOnfus times
day these directions followed have been known
u al in curing the most obstinate of Tape Worm.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-21
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.

article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken, and given to the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where Bowel Com plants
ana Dldrrhed have made them weak and debtated the
Tonic properties my Syrup such that stands
without All equal In catalogue of medicines In giving
tone and strength to the stomach, which makes 1t
falbe remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia the AS
tonshng performed by this syrup after Physicians
have failed, Is the best evidence Of It's superior efficacy
ever all others.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-21
To Females.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine many
complaints to which subject In DISTRACTIONS Ell
Their total partial, they have been found of
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements t. heal
thy ac ion Purifying the b nod and other fluids eec-
tually to put to hight all complaints which may arise from
femae Irregularities as headache, glnrss, dnness Of
sight, pain In the sde back etc.
None genuine unless signed 81 n Uobensack,, all 9th.
ers being base imita ion.
10 Agents wishing supplies, and Store Keepers
dcsuS OF becoming Agents must address the Proprietor,
j. N. Hobensack, Phila,' cphia, Pa.
4Oy For sale BY J. H. STEVENS r. ~,
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$500 CHALLENGE.
w HATEVER concerns the health and

NJ HATEVER concerns the health and
happiness OF a people Is at all times Of the most
valuable importance. take 1t for granted that every
person will do all their power tn the lives their
chiren, and that every person Will endeavor 10 promote
their own health at sacrifices. feel 1t duty
to solemny you that Worms, according to the
pnon of the celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults liable ou have an appetite continually
changeahe from kind Of food to another Bad BREATHE
ram IN the Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness
Funess Of the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse IT.
that all these denote Worms and you
aslcaa i,al..s iaa
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-21
LAVENDER & MATTHEW'S,
kLACKSMITIIS, at The Red Shop Oh
w. Thomson.

NO. CARROLL HALL, Baltimore, Nd,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
BALTIMORE PRINTING INK, COI.ORED INKS, BOOK
ana NEWS INK, OF superior quality, At the low
W. l. warrante the Ink made At the baltimore work,
~ oe OF inc very best quality, and should any article
np"d by MIN fail to give satisfaction can be returned
at his expense. ~ " e"
PRICES OF INK PER FOUND.
NO. l rover Press, News, Csc; No. Power Pres,
ooc Iiahd press, news, 25c No I, Power press,
- w. NO. Power press. book, 4Oc Hand press,
uuo 4oc; Hand press, book No. 2 SOC; Hand
pr oo"k No: l. 75c Card ink 81 90, Fine blue ink
Sster rcd ink, 81 so; Green ink, 81 90; Brown ink