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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05
Progress Of IniuuitY.

The following nervous article is
taken from Pittsburg paper, 1t is
one Of a series contributed over the
signature of "Ion. read it for its
stern facts and impregnable arguments
against the Liquor traffic, and for. its
graphic and powerful style. Read it
and be convinced that no greater curse
than that Of intemperance can afflict
and degrade our cOuntrymen:
"Next comes the 'Rumseller,' (the
father of the Simpsons of iniquity-
1ntemperance,, with the eighty-four
millions of distilled damnation sold
per annum in the United States.
Stand up, thou brow branded, Cain
like Rumseller Stand up before the
bar of public opinion, and hear the
charge I bring against thee--"Thou
art a murderer, a murderer above the
laws" | have proved this charge
from bis own Infamous books upon the
art of adulterstion of liquors, and I
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05

apples, and the mince3pies, must all
60 BY the board; they must be thrown
into the moral filterer, the impeccable
Maine Liquor Law. q The next III the
sinless progress Of reform win bethe
great AntizPumkih Pie Society; and
Of course Common Schools, must 90
down, because theyYare common, and
even the common events Of life must
be stopped and public commons must
beigOt out Of the way Give us the
Maine Liquor Law and men,will be
50 great that they can walk on the
top Of the taIlest pines and measure
fights with the eagle-but what can
we do now, being without the Maine
Liquor Law.''Y q1ol9d Haoad rs3a
To the credit of the intelligent citi-
zens Of Wisconsin, be it said, but one
such paper isl sustained in the State.
"Ths Democrat published also at
Oshkosh makes the following truth
full and sensible remarks: Be.l anaW
"This measure is in reality of more
practical importance to the people Of
this State than any or all the political
questions which have come before
them since our State has had a politi-
cal existence. Fin 1Hd lGgpa
cit is, we presume, a troublesome
matter to the mere politician, especial
ly that class who have given up all
other business, anddeNoted themselves
to the good of the dear people, and
have little capital to operate upon be-
side an ability to harrangue the crowds
who assemble in bar-rooms and sa-
looms. To such, we have no donbt,
it would be much easier to do battle
against the Ghost Of the old United
States Bank, or some other such issue
which has been dead so long that the
mourners have all disappeared and
left none to resent the insult. But
the beauty of the thing is that the
passage Of the Maine Law will do
away with the necessity for all that
class of statesmen. Their "occupa-
ton will be gone." To the honest,
industrious citizen; to those who pay
our taxes, and support our Govern
ment, it is fraught with greater bless
ings than the mind can well conceive.
AS mere financial question it is of
more importance to the taxpayers Of
this nation than any one that has di-
vided the two great parties of this
country in twenty years. To the
thousands Of victims Of a depraved
appetite, who know themselves going
TO destruction, but have not the power
to break away from the temptations
which surround them, it opens door
of hope. "
"To the Patriot, the Philanthropist,
the Christian--to every one, in short,
who cares for the welfare of his fell
low man, this subject appeals with a
force which may well Danish all mi.
nor questions, and engage all in one
grand struggle to Danish intemper-
ance, with its thousand evils, from our
State"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05

that the Legislature Of thiaStat6 have
passed q stringent prohihitOry law
eOntaiuing all the vital principles Of
thellaw Of Maine, The people takea
vote upon i in November next. We
can not doubt that the result viii be
the same as in other States.r SOfar
As We ara advised. but one paper in
the State takes ground against the
measure, and the weakness ofits ar
tieles will give strength to the cause it
opposes. This paper is the F0sh.
kOsh Courier prOfsssedly Demo.
cratic sheet. The Editor attempts to
pour ridicule. upon the measure, but
succeeds only in securing contempt
for himself He loads his old musket
to the muzzle, intending that his
charge shall sweep away every thing
before it, but at the first FIRE, the only
result attained was to kick the silly
fellow over, He goes off as follows:
"The Maine Liquor Law is now the
rage, Scarcely four months will
have elapsed before that pestilential
disturber of the bono pW6licO will be
among US, cure-all to the over
worked and badly-govemed race of
humanity, who have suffered many
thousand years for the want of
Maine Liquor Law" The poor soul
has no argument to offer but foams
and rants, about our free and happy,
peaceful and prosperous country, un-
der the reign of liquor, and expresses
his fears that the blessed state of
things is about to come to an eternal
stand by the introduction Of a new
order Of fanatical measures.
Here is a taste of the dish served
up for the whisky boys: A
"Our country has been advancing
with many strides-peace, plenty and
prosperity have assumed the living
forms of guardian spirits, and have
directed US on in career of happi-
ness before unknown in Christian
lands; but we have all along been
without the Maine Liquor Law. We
have risen to wealth, honor and dis
tinction, in our labor-race with the
world; but where would we have
been if each State had been fortunate
enough to have secured the panacea
of the Maine Liquor Lawl We have
had the Statute Law, the Common
Law, the Lynch Law; but the Maine
Liquor Law, Heaven pity us, we have
not had. We have heard of the Law
of Moses, the Jewish Law, and the
old Roman Law; but nobody, till
lately, knew any thing of the Maine
Liquor Law. There was, too, the
law of the Medes and Persisns ''that
altereth not"-the law Of gravitation
and cohesion-and above all the laws
of mind and matter; but there has
now arisen another law above all
these-the Maine Liquor Law. Again,
we have the moral and physical law;
but not yet the "higher law" of all
the Maine Liquor Law. The truth is
it is becoming Christian habit, now
a-days, to prefer the advice and follow
the example of extremists.
"'Ideas are worthless if they do not
reach a visionary elevation SO far above
the ken of solid sense and reason as
to be wholly undistinguishable. There
must be general Aourish-a kind Of
moral monomania which is to drive
mankind to reforms like sheep to the
fold. The Maine Liquor Law is in
every paper. It's talked about, legis-
lated about, preached about, and
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

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ADVERiTISING-Foro one SCARE of FIFTEEN LINES
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But the advertisement exceed square, any
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lines VIII be charged as ahaf square,; if it exceed one
square, or any number ou squares by eight nes the ad
dl'lonal lines will be charged full square.
The number ofinserons Of Advertisements must be
ted on the Ms they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater length and
$50 Tor Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
OF greater length; except Auctoneers who charged
$lOO paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
OF GARDEN SEEDS

~ warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from the
celebrated seedsmen, r. SINCLAIR, Jr, Co., Balti
above the American Hotel Richmond Va.
These S. eds of the finest quality, and such as wi
recommend themselves. They are from one OF the bes
Seedsmen in this country
ARTICHOKE-G Green Globe
ASPARAGUS-G Giant
BEANs-Red Marrow, Six Weeks, White Kidney
Large Lima, &c
BEETs-Long Blood, Early Turnip, White sug
Mangei Wurtzel
BROCCOLI-Early Purple, Large Purple Cape
CAULIFLOWER-Early and Late
CABBAGE-Early York, EARLY Battersea, Large Fla
Dutch, (extra Drum Head, Purple Green Cured Savoy,
Drumhead Savoy Early Sugar Loaf &c &c
CARROT-Long Orange Large White Cattle
CELERY-White Solid Red Solid
CRESS-B Broad Leaf Garden
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green, Gherkins,
CoRN-Early Tusca ora, Early Sugar, Six Weeks
EGG PLANT-Purple
ENDIVE-tireen Curled
LETTUCE-Early >ilesia Ice Brown Dutch, &c &c
MELON Citron, Nutmeg, Water Melon, &c
NASTURTIUM
ONIoN-Whitc and Red
PARSLEY-Curled
PARSNlP-Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-sncair's Extra Early. Bishops Early Dwarf
Dwarf Blue Prussan. Dwarf, Green Imperial, Dwarf
Marrowfat
PEPPER-Bull Nose Cayenne &c
RADDISH-Long Scarlet, Salmon, Red and White
Turnp
RHUBARD-For Tarts
SALSlFY-Or Oyster Plant
SPINNAC H-Round Savoy
SQUASH-Early Bush, &c
TOMATO-Large red, extra
TURNIP Red Top, White Flat, Dales Hybrid, Large
Norfolk, Ruta Baga &c
Also-Sweet and Pot Herb Sc eds Flower Seeds, a
fine assortment; Bird Seed Lucerne Grass Seeds. &c
Also-Dutch Bulbous Roots. of various kinds ia II
ax5s-sIET1sItb On and after MONDAY next, Oct. 25th
taaz boats will leave daily, Sundays ex-
cepted at 5 z. NJ. The boat for Buchanan will leave
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Do do Natural Bridge. ... 4 so
DO do Lexington. 90
10 10 LyncnDuf9 5 oV
oc 90 BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
RICHMOND Sc DANVILLE RAILROAD
EsT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.
TO succeed Bnrque Parthinm now loading

GEORGE BURMsTER, CoMMANDER.
xs+ssL This beautiful vessel will succeed the barque
s4sPARTHIAN above, and having proved her.
self to be very fast saler having made of the
quickest passagee Iecordis expected to make very
quick passage For freight passage. having superior
accommodations, apply to
NH DAVID CIIRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
uITGHELL'sE EYE sALvE.
"A certain, safe and efsctnal remedy for
sore, Weak and Inaamed Ewes

The great advantages possessed by this arcle over
every other, is its ceralny, saety conyenenee fand
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
!" be apprehended from dragging the eye when in an in
famed and uahealthy In the use of this saye this
objection Is entirely removed and no harm can possible
result from It's use beipg in all cases. app led 10 The
external portions OF the eye thereby avoiding all the in
convenience pain and danger which necessarily attends
the introduction OF any pungent article into The eve
Us ACTIVITY IN subduns inflammation is great that but
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked to rs,
alter having "nnessed is effects In several instances
TIA 1t was "a perfect f'ekAer" We might multiply
reasons why this saye should be preferred above every
thing else IN the treatment OF diseases of the eve but
we prefer 1t shoudstand on It's awn merits, All we
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and thai the
directions be strictly followed.
Price Is cents per bottle, with luldreciions for sale
by Druggists generally and country stores Throughout
we souInern ane western States. la 5-6m*
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11

THOMAS JONES,
No; 80 Main street, Richmond, Va,
nFFERS FOR SALE
~ 10000 lbs midling and shoulder Bacon
10 hhds superior Joes
SO kegs Lard
10 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
80 bbls crushed, powdered and clarified Sugars
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
10 hhds Porto Rico Moasses
90 bbls New Orleans do
so bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
400 sacks line Salt
100 kegs Nails
20 boxes green and black Teas
rs boxes Tobacco, assorted br ands
5000 papers smoking Tobacco
100 boxes Cigars
80 boxes brown and black Soaps
90 do Pearl Starch
10 do Ground Coffee
80 do Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Cant
90 bbls Virginia Apple Brandy
10 do best old Rye Whiskey
so do Cincinnati and rectfed Whiskey
25 do Rum and Gin
Is do sweet Wine and Peppermint Cordial
go casks common French Brandy
eighth pipesbe do do
10 casks Port and MADEIRA Wine
$50 bbls gross Herrings
90 bbs No Mackerel
so bbls and half bbls Haitian clipped Herrings
20 half bbls North Carolina family Roe do
terces Rice
100 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
Cotton Yarns Window Glass Mustard Ginger Pimen-
to, Pepper, Claret Wine, Bed Cords Leading Lines,
Wrapping Paper, Painted Buckets, Brooms, Satpetre,
Soda, &c. je22
THE GREAT sOUTHERN DEPOT FOB
CLOTHING,
No 1O2 Main street, Richmond
nVERt Coats winter Frocks, business Frocks, dress
" Coats dress Frocks black and fancy Pants silk,
satin merino, velvet cashmere woolvelvet and
down Vests; merino. silk, buck, flannel and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers; dress Shirts Collars half Hose era.
watts, Scarfs, Suspenders &c &c
All ofthe above in endless variety and such prices
willcertainy please. Our ready made Clothing, we
think be surpassed by any one being of
make. Those in want will please call and satisfy them.
selves at No 100 Main st.
no27 KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN.
NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims will present them
~ Immediately for payment, and those that in
debted to me will please settle.
fe "a NJ SITUATION.
No person is authorised to my name in any con-
tracts whatever. .-.-
Ihave very excellent new Billiard Table will sell
a bargain.
fe "a N. 81
LSREsH HOPS for sale by
IL mhls RAGLAND i RHO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
oak ORCHARD ACID wATER.-The

~ tentlon of Physicians and Others is called the
Odk Orchard dcid Mineral Water" 1t has been proved,
by successful trial, to be of the beneficial and
at the time of the simplest remedies known for
the rehef and of number of Diseases especially
those affecting the stomach bowels and urinary organs
Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Dysentery Chronic mucous Ca
tarrh, Salt Rheun. Constipation of the Bowels Night
sweats General Debility and Loss of Appetite, and in
many INSTANCES Dropsy its early stages has been
pamphlets containing its history mode of administration
&c, furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY. Druggists,
Ia? Main street,
Sole Agents tor the State OF Virginia. de 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11

TVUTTEK, FLAXSEED, &c-a5 kegs and 3
AD bbs Butter; bags Flax Seed, receving for sale
by
fe7 H Wake & CO.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAHL ROAD.
MILE TICKETS THREE CENTS PER MILE.
pM,O accommodate the way travel tickets will be sold
at the Treasurer's Office in Richmond. at three
per mile, provided that not less than ten dollars
vii be sold at time
These tickets will not be transferable and will be
usied for dtanc not exceeding rs miles, No charge
less than 25 cents
fs Sim E H GILL Supt
yESxlE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD
z FEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA DAILY LEDGER
BALTIMORE DAILY SUN
And al the New York, Boston and Philadelphia
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
r4 MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS &c
May always be had reasonable terms elsewhere
at the Literary Depot of LEWIS L. SMITH,
see Main st. opposite American Hotel.
ORANDX.-2o bbs superior Isle of Wight Apple
Id Brandy, receiving and for sale by
de THOMAS JONES
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11

rsEas UNION STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE
ess@A=AGsaez& OF s E A NJ RS-PENNSYLVANIA,
Captain Baymore, and VIRGINIA, Capt Teal
Alternately every Wednesday, until further notice.
These have been built expressly for this line
and every has been taken in their construction to
s strength and speed. and their accommodations for
passengers and attention of their captansare unequaed
We lave also enteredinto arrangements to forward pas
sengers through to New York, thereby offering
opportunity not offered by any other line, of
making their purchases in Philadelphia, and then CONT
nue. on to New York for the small sum of So
Passagen irstcabn and found to Philadelphia.
Do second do do do 1850.
For freg ht or passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN. Agent.
Corner goth and Water SITS, Richmond.
LEVI ELDRIDGE Gen. Agt
MOI, North Wharves. Philadelphia.
N B.-The steamers will leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock. A NJ aud due notice will be
given in all the daily papers Of the hour OF their sailing
from richmond
(e3 R. RANKIN, Agent.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11

COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Richmond
~ requested be and call at the esab.
lshment recently pened at No LOG Main st. as the
knowing say that they positively get greater bar
gains in Watches Jcwery and Fancy Goods, than at
any of the Northern cities. Call and and judge for
yours selves.
Extensive ARA gements have been made to open a
large and well assorted stock for the spring trade.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent.
ia 90 106 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11
DAVENPURT, ALLEN 81 CO.,
AuctiOnecrs and Com mission Merchants,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 CO.,
Auctionecrs and Commission Merchants,
N AAE liberal advances on consignments of mer
I'VE chandse
~ SALES at auction of Groceries, &c on Thursdays
AT private sale-Ground Plaster, Cement Rifle and
Blasting Powders Safety Fuse, Sugars Coffee. Moasses
Oils, Brandy, N E Rum, Whiskey Candles, Pepper
Starch, Bacon, Teas, Mustard, Salt Cotton Yarns &c.
ocl6
NENisON.-A small lot lending this day and for
sale by
fe4 RAGLAND BROTHER
AA HITE NARSEIILES VESTS, NEW
Wv LOT-Tust received per steamer, lot of beaut-
tu white Marseiles Vests &c., Tor parties Call No l02
Main street
fe 12 KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN.
- PEPES sALMOND wEEsP AND AN
- CHOIR HOLLAND GIN for sale by
WILLS 4 LOMBARD,
l42 Main ST.. opposite
jal A. Duva's Drug store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for tn. Richmond Wing.
Further BY the Europa.

HALIFAX August So.-The aspect Of Eastern affairs Is
unchanged, aud everything is quiet since the announce.
ment that the Porte had accepted the note Of the Four
Powers. The Moldavian Divan had been convened and
the ~Ho'podsrs solicited to remain. The Car had given
them permission to remain or go to Constaniinople.
debate in Parliament on the Eastern
question was regarded as unsatisfactory.
Consols fell but subsequently, revived.
Lord John Russell stated that the Nusquito question
was in negotiation, and be hoped a satisfactory result.
Reschid Pascha had notified Austria that the occupa
ton ofServiA would be regarded as a declaration of war.
The Porte in the meantime is endeavoring to preserve
order in the premises.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
MARKETS.

NV ioRS, August 3o.--Sales to-day Of IL, 900 bbls.
Flour--State brands have advanced 10 cents per Dbl; Sou
them frmer. Sales Of 10000 bushels Wheat; White Sou.
them $3.50. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, August 3o.-Flour has advanced IL cents
since the receipt of the news by the steamer-Sales OF
500 bbls. at 1887. Sales of 5000 bushels wbea, and 1000
bushels Corn Prices are unchanged, but a better feeling
exists. and prices have an nnward tnnhnncr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
LOTTERIES.


TlNHoMAs LAhBERr intends ops ming an on. opnn.i,. .p.,-
NUNS Hotel" Calvert street, RAimors, oh Moniay. "a MAJ
In a very lev days from this time every Iecnss tr the ale Of lot
terry Tickets fa ItggtHfd ~t1havs expired. and sannot l. ,.n.~.a
IL will ;hen he unlawful either 70 bay o. sH Tickets ~ a. sat.
forhs part, he 10 unSlling Ia pursue an HHi1sNd ouHiHo. having
hefeioiors had me good fortune, during a residence Of thirty tire.
years tn hE city, not To be accused Of any violation Of Law or grdI.
nance. He therefore respectfully soieits ths pat,on.x. a b.
friends and others In Virginia, who may desire To parehase riek.ts
tot1 oaf rA@dtasg ns hf or rfsking ~ p>Eahy Ior - doiac. a..
SUI 'ng those tnAo do not knoeo Aim, thai their orders iii receive
prompt attention, and that all confidence repo,-d in him ,uIhs
strictly observed.
~ Prize Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries, or such Dei,Sare
Lotteries as he has sold in here (Oi which he viii have he sraw.
ggs) viii be csshed or received In payment Of Tickets.
kIcHzOsD, Va, April 25th, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
LATE FROM NEW MgyICo

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3o.-By advices from New Mexico we
learn that the Aexicans are still in possession of Fl Passo,
but their troops were deserving, and it was believed tina, a
majority of their people were in favor Of the United States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM U. STATES.
PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Express, Collin, from Upper Brandon, wheat to
Warwick 4 Barksdale
Schr Ellen Augusta, Toulson, from York River, wheat
to l. Webb & Son
SAILED,
Schr 0rianna. Terry, New York, mdse
Schr Susan. Rich. Boston. mdse
Schr z Stratton, Suiddams, Stamford, coal
Schr Judge Baker. Bogart, New York, coal
Stmr Belvidere. Clifford, Baltimore, mdse
stmr Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse. and pas
sengers
schr Ann Eliza Cake, Sooy, to Port Walthall, to load
with coal for Phila
Schr Passenger, Rolley, in ballast.
NEW YoRK, August 29-Cleared, schr Sarah Emeliue,
Frost, Richmond. Arrived, steamship Roanoke, Cavern
dy. Norfolk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
FALL GOODS.

NKTULTNGHAM ELLETT a co, are nov receiving by va
w rious stea ners from Europe, their Pail Importation; and
with those purchased recently from the agents Of manufacturers
North, make our stock complete, ia part as follows:
pain and Black Figured silks
Plaid and Figured Fancy do
Paris de LANES and Cashmeres
Plain and Figured Persians
Shavls in great variety
sir, WOrstrd, and Satin yestiDgs
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
BLACK and CoioTed Scarfs, Or gentlemen
Ladies' Collars aud Sleeves
New style Pail Prints
eik MantilIas, large assortment
Large lot Mosquito Netting, from Auction.
with n great variety 81 other Goods, all Of which will he offered 20
she tfade on accommodating terms.
nu2a-2u WILIINOUAM FFLLFTT A on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
GEO. 3. SUMNER,
LlIyEItE I'M NEILLE


Chiua, Glass, aud E~artheHware,
So. %, prtEi SrsFrr.
f.r F.T.IH.E. PifH..E
NV receiving Die TsI stock u Elrits nul.l anl cIr...f
2 H- Hsn lup.rHtHr. HnI from ue Ma-.ta-.- rf.a. hs s.... 2
GLASS, LOOKING GLASSES. FANCY Nc. G..
Ata ."rIrr ths- f1.. BE- aiIbe found a. extensive. ana Tr Hr
.' q assHae terms, ns athuy cftabIshueuti u ibis csuatry,
sausn given G., rss.as, and ,aIgr,az
FpVJEN1r Fnt ba4f. Red THr. Wfs. G.rr.
aus. WI pAluFR.
INttSrs-N -.mrI,Ie ruoruasat 20 v,ry .Hasrar Beech and
= Aal.i.us Pau.sUn .Hri, aud .r sale Isa,hy
CO SIMON a co. agu ufnr CirclarHav,
hu-' 90 Main street.
GPERM CANDLES, tn Round tosg,, Or ai, ~
= 1usi D. o. sKtNNtR, Cary street
GtCuA suGAE-sl hhIs. dy busht Cuba sugar nl ar-e hnd..
'aH EH sEfysrR
HHtgtrNrs FoR sFrrrymrH -erah.as Nsrsu. ana
felrg's Nartu, n hiFhy rUt and piain binding. For ais ~
au-a o. D. sNNN,Y. 30 8 Eystnse.
HygtIHEH- NNB wOOL-9Uo pound, on Y,,t..r. and
n MeH. Hr s,it low o. close q Consignment, by
tniF, stNiNg GltAiEs.u'o, hss.,1, .ys, (. c,pp
aus -. sy.
Nuf~ nHF~- GpOus-
- Rch FIntei pc tele.. Frtn,A and rngusa
a" nfcg stss, slack and CEor,t
ha.t Gro ~ Rhints. e. o. ss .atl
T,1 s,gaS1 o. Ls'gs. an s''.- an qa,,ih''
IuUlrd syrian cloths. au rbiofs
Fa.n Persian DO. al r.nrg &c.. e.
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