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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Dark ACES Returned.


~ the time Oi tile RrfurmatOn of glO
s:ous memory. one OF the instrumeh,ali-
ties thas opened the eyes Of the people.
was the sale Of lndulgencies aud the
sh n,-less manner in which they were
urged upon The people. While Leo WIS
engaged i'm that magnificent architectural
work. ST. Peters at Rome. he res rted to
,h.s means TO replenlsh his treasury for
the prosecution Of the work. The sale
Of them was f4rmed gu, to Albert. Elec,
or OF M-mtz and Archbishop OF Magde
burg. He employed Terzel. Dominican
Friar his principal agent for their sale
i'll Saxony. We give the form of intul
gencies as translated by Robertson in his
history of Charles V. Emperor of Ger
many:
As the form Of these iniulgencies. and
the benefits which they Were supposed 10
convey. are unknown in Protestant, coun-
.ries. aud Ii tie understood. at present in
several places where the Roman Catholic
religion is established. | have. for the in
forna ION of my readers. translated the
form of absou,ion used by Teizel: My
thee. and absolve thee by the merits of
his most holy passion. And by his au-
thori,,. that o: his blessed apostles Pc
ter and Paul. and of he most holy Pope.
granted and committed to me in these
parts, do abso.ve thee. first from d II eccle-
slastlcal censurr. in whatever manner
they have been incurred and thy sins.
NOUS soever they may be. even from such
as are reserved for the cognizance of the
hols see. and as far as the keys Of the ho-
ly church extend. | remit TO you punish
meat which yon deserve in purgstory on
their account. and | restore YOU 10 the
holy sacram"nls of the church. TO the
unity al the faithful and 10 that inno-
cence si.d purity which you possessed at
baptism so that when you die. the gates
Of the paradise of delight shall be open
eds and if you shall not die a, present,
this grace shall remain in full force when
you are a; the point of death. In the
namP of The Ia a:her. ami Of the Son. ani
of the Holy Ghost Seaond. Comment,
lib. i. p. ID
The terms in which Tetzel and his as
sociates Described the ben nefirs of the in
'lulgrnces. and the necessity Of purchas-
ing them. are so ex'ravagant. that they
appear almost incredible. If any man.
said they. purchase letters of Indulgence.
his soul may :est secure with respect 10
lis salvatio... The souls confined in
for whose redemption indui-
gences are purchased, as soon IS the moa-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Christian Messenger
4 SoiRFE IN New YoRK-A New York

4 SoIRFE IN New YoRK-A New York
paper gives the following description Of
party in that city. 1t VIII answer E.
quaIly well fer other places.
Soirees nave their established pro
grainine. and all our readers will recog
Mise it insianter. Printed cards, two
weeks in advance. FOR large parties. writ
ten ones for medium. and verbal invites
for small az intervals Of from one 10 FIVE
days notice; carriages To o'clock, front
room. srcond story. for gen,lrmen-b back
room for ladies. Chat The former may not
have 10 pass the former. which will be
Yep, open. and will smell OF brandy and
cigars;) ladies fuming over pincushions
AMI tight slippers s-genilemen agnnizinS
with stiff hair brush and intracia Bile
gloves, meetings t, head OF stairs and en-
terimg room together: no bowing Of most
intimate friends until hostess is approach.
ed and Gevotioms paid; chairs and comfort
ior w.ii flowers: dancing and small tai k
ft' Eight heels; old toss in the Basement.
al cards; matrons under windows. com
pairing daughters; gabble, gab5lr. hop. hop
music aud lemonade for three hours: slight
o.ioF of fIied oysters. and tuning 70! prom
rnadr; grand marcs! o! victims in parti
coiored costumes like the actors in 1t
Spanish auto de- is:" rush OF gentlemen
tor plates and forks; screams Of ladies
about dresses; oysters. salad and sand
wches. followed by champagne. ice
cream and ielly: smashing Of uiafes and
su1dued swearing Of walters; destruction
II white kids; alarming volley OF small
talk, incipient dyspe psia. relieved by ad-
journmeni 10 dancing rooms for excise
cnnfusion''a la champaigne;" old tops
high, malrons low with fright: bellies and
beaux getting on famuusiy, host ydwns;
carTlag driving up; shawls hnd over
shoes; Empty rooms: smell OF stale food,
two hundred nodding might caps"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

cratic committee at Washington. which
hsd The superintendsnce OF The arrange
menls of Grn. Pierre's election. applied
TO US. 'hrir chairman. and wanted us TO
publish that abusive military review Of
Gen. SCOTS lif- We required to see
i: FIRST Mr.. Penn. member of Congress
from Louisiana. brought the documen; in
proof shsels tous. We declined its pub
lication at the time. on account OF the
Injustice done in il 10 the military re.
movn OF Gen. Scott. MIR. Penn. who
was stopping for the time in this city,
'ooh the paper away. and again returned
in DAY or two, requesting us 10 publish
il. as it came. he said. from one of the
most distinguished states men in the land.
W. did not then know that he alluded 10
William l.. Marcy. who was at that time
secretly experimenting the publication
of the abusive review in question. We
looked at the paper again, and told Mr.
Penn tina, if we Published i; We should
at accompany that publication with al edi
toFial article cOndemning the spirit and
character of the document. Again he
took the paper away. not csnsen'ing TO
rs being published on these conditions.
Ia day or two he returned. Tor the jhird
time. we believe. and requested US par
'ieuiariy 70 publish the paper against
Gen. Scott, with any remarks we might
choose to accompany it with. in order
as he said, that it might find lis way
amongst this great community-a thing
which it could not do IN any other form.
With great reluctance at the time We
consented TO let il sppeer. for we always
had high admiration of certain portions
II Gen. SCOTS lie. particularly OF his
bri!Iiant military career aud lis gentle
manly aud honorable dc mednor d man
aud as d public character. But it was
pressed upon US. as we have shown egaiu
and again: ani at length We yielded. aud
published this paper issued by the demo
claiic committee at Washington. and
w.isien by VIM L. Marcy. the same per
son who had penn. d ihr previous CORES
pondence agains, General Scotia fact
Fhich was also a: iha. time unknown TO
L.,
1,r. Marcy ms write State papers fall
Of sympathy for The worlds oppressed un
I'll dlomsiay: he may occupy position
still higher than he is nov permitted TO
occupy; but If the allegations of The Her
sd be true. we do no, hesitate 10 say that
y IS .ibeler as richly deserving of nos-
pulling aud horse whipping as Bennett
himself No official station. however
elevated. should protect him from the
conten nlpI AMI scofn of oil h"nnra bic men.
Ldfayetic Daily Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

lNTERsTtNG STATISTICS. The Who'll,
number of languages spoken IN the world
amounts TO 06l: viz: 5S7 in Europe.
937 III Asia 276 in Africa. and | 1854 in
America. The inha bi,ants of our globe,
profess more than | 600 different reli
gions The number of men is about
equal TO the nam Der OF women The aver
age Of human life is about 33 years -
One fourth die previous TO the age of z
years, one hall before reaching II years Of
aye. aud those who pass iha. age enjoy a
felicity refused to one half the human
species. To every l000 persons. only
one reaches 100 years of age: 10 every
100, only six reach the asa Of 6a, and
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISE meas will be coIspicuously inser-
I'll, a. the following prices, VIZ.
F1r1sltlre .oflO iines) 3inssttlonsS "
Etea alIitional insertion, @9c
Triy.ains less than square, WILDE con
$. tece = sIIlre.
TrAivsr.izers must De particularto mark
t4,arabsro insertions % the face OF the adj
ve- ise nents, or th " .:in - published untl
tisrs on, ani cAargel accordingly.
rFi liberal discount VIII be made "here
slgsrtiSiag done by he year.
-tu C,nnu,icatroas RON distance
sboull5e ltiresSel, PoSr-PAD, 10 the Editor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

HUMAN HAIR "A writer in late mum
Der OF the London Quarterly Reviti0 fur
nishrs the following information on this
subject:
London imports about five tons OF
human hair annually. Black hair comes
mainly from Bittany and the South of
France. where it is collected principally
BY one hair merchant who travels from
fair To fair. and buys up and shears the
crops of the neighboring damseis A
traveller in Bittany describes ;h~ peasant
4 iris as attend ng at he fairs with their
beautiful tress' s perfectly willing 20 sell
out. He saw several girls sheared. one
more standing ready for the shears with
their caps in their hands. aud their long
hair com bed out TO their waists By the
side of the dealer WAS placed ii large bas-
ket, into which the successive crops nf
hair were thrown each tied up in u wisp
by itself. For head of hair, about
twenty sous in money is given. or gau
iy handkerchief. The hair is The finest
and most silken that can be produc~d-
Light hair comes from Germany. where
il is collected by Number of Dutch far
mers. who go over TO England for orders
once IA year. Anh who know from " hat
source came these pendant ,resses. CLEAN
ing in the gas light. with which our
blooming Ewes ap;ly en,angling their
snaky coil with their own. tempt our
eligiole Aiams?'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
YagJ'ii:,g gENIYlCEycE5 OF WlSHlNGT0i.

a al va fs9ft 4 v.S
,.,,,;c, h "a ee,ssd and the warriors
49,, - saoe,.,a farevq, ,u,n;ne
~ - w.,,,ns into plow wshares. and their
-l -ho,,, H. soacfacts
-; i ..f,.,;.,,,s GO w,s
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:, -, -.,,..:.s or that r.lisst army
s..ii..r, INV .Son, m cia
-, 49,. .-;,t,,, s,,o,o-t stalk
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-, ;, ho or,,cf,I
r...i.,..ls of n. eaof;,i,, cf many
n,ta,ii;-o osr;od
ii ,,.1;,;c,
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p. ,..r,.,.,l as,~l,.,s
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th-ir rnur,.u...ces were warm with graf
;,,,.r,, I.r, ,bs,s all b. hal
In me Of tn Riot lslani .sin~nts
,,sra s,y,rN cn1onani.s OF black troans
VINO l,ai served through the whole war
AMI fA-ir hr.yefy ansl disripline we.s nm.
su,n,ssel Thr baron observed one Of
,hrs. poor n-grors on The wharf at New
h.,,,h ann.r-,,lv :, c,e,, d;st,aes
What Is the matter brother soldipr?"
..Why Mister R,r,n want, +, dollar
.. h[,.o.. Win ,,x the C,,s-ass b,s
n, furthpr ~. for M"
T.. y .L..,, f. f.u
mems aud ,i,en returned with s,;vsr
dn,iar whirb h. had borrowed
Tier. it.saIl could get. Take II ;"
The negro r-criyed il with 10y haiIpJ
sloo, y,hich WAS p,ssina down III RI r
er to Nv York. and rs h- reached th..
aacL ,o,k nff h;s h, and sid
&c u bl.s. vou. Master B.ronr"
~ e;,,iA ;jinst-s.;,,, of
w ,sb,.,,on hal his v;.w At in. clos. ~
p,
Hin IN N,vembe, 1871
..A,j hin, o,y .h,,, IN coo.l,l.
,bes. his las, ,,bI;r ar Isrs ~ ,,ts J,;s
,,I,;, -. lsays :, sbor, tim. ~ RI. mil
TO-. b,r,.,.r al =, b;1 Gnal I,an 80
~. ,,,,,..sb h. b.s so nm, had ,ha h,.o-,o 80
...,....,. 81 ~.
b,h.if b;s r.n,n,nsnJ .,;o,s :, ,b.;r
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

One Of the LATEST men in tins coustrT
resides ia Iowa. AS sample of his in
rrtia. I've would mention that the Only
reason he don't get married is becuuse he
is too lazy TO stand up Whenever he
feels like gaping. he employees d little
boy 10 pull his mouth open.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

fpail IN aivanee, s. 30
At the end 0f six months, 2V0
H. isllyel uu.il the end OF the year, 2 80
FTrae a51ve terms will be strictly ad-
herel to. 80
rrJ, oaoer will be discontinued until all
.rre,rl ,esa are paid, unless a. the op:iOr cl tie
On
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

The Cherokee marriage ceremony is very
xpressive--men and women joining
hands over cunning water. indicate that
their lives are Ia flow Oh in one stream.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

II the girls wonid spend as much time
with encyclopedias as they do with mill
inrrs they would soon find their hands as
attractive as their hats
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

The last case of modesy is that OF
lad, who discafded her lover sea cap
tain. because in sp .sking If ore of his
voyages, he said sha, he hsggsd tie shore,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

The total amount of wheat shipped from
Quebec this wear. is 1873 52l bushels.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Promise OF marsia.e is like precious
CHINA man has TO pay for its break
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

HUxo john McMahsn was executed
at Poin' Pleasant. Va. on th- 25h Nov.
for the murder OF IA man named Wagoner.
His diving wpris were. that iHtcmperance
vas the cause Of all his crimes. aud de-
sired all to take warning snd forsake the
intoxicating glass! Young man. you
who are in the habit Of occasionally TAX
ing IA social gass. poad-r well the last
wofIs of this dying culprt. There is no
security. bu, in total abstinence from all
that intoxicatss. UYbar0 Citf-e,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
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3Ltsuso EVERY THURSDAY MoREIYo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

dTDdrugus-Whlte Giant.
zrt'cAote-I.arEs Globe.
Beins-Larse Lima; Small do:
sed cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
strap R<dns-EArly yellow
Six Weeks; do MohAvh; do Obi.
IA; do Valentine do; Hair Moon.
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Bset-Early Blood rurnIp.
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; white silesian; French
sugar; MAngel wurtzei.
Brooo'i-Purple Cape; White
dlb6dge-Early York: Larr.
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bal.
ter,ca; do OsheAri; do vAnack:
do Nonpareil; Flat Dutch, Drum,
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Pickling.
ChuliHotrcr-Early aud Late.
Ceisry-white koiid; Red do.
Cdrrot-LonE Orange; Early
Horn; AltrinEham; White Yield.
Crcss-Curlsd or PsppergrA,s.
Cucumber Early Frame; do
Clutter; Lsng Ore n; Long Green
hin.
CorI-Early Sugar; do Tusca.
rora; do yellow.
Eyg Plant.
or Cole.
set-Large Scotch.
Lauc~-Royai White Head:
zee prumhead; white Co.'s:
oroun Dutch; Curled India or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19
q H WssS, ssEps MHssANTrD TREsI AND orSUlsr-

Aeioc-Green citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Wafer Lslon-Yinest Hind
Ndkturfiun.
4hSfdrd- Black and white.
Ont n-ellver shin: Whit
Portugal; yellow And Red.
Olru.
Pea.-Extra Early; Early MAY;
Washlngfon.do Frame; do Chafl.
ton; Dwarf blue PrusslAn; do
harroufat; Bishop Duarfprolino
Smooth
Trench; Guernsey.
Pursi-y-Curled.
=, Large Bell, or Bun
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
,, M p kfn-Large yellow
Rhu6dr6- Victoria.
RdddiA-long Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet TuTnip; White DO:
a asliov do; Long Salmon; Black
p, ;s,,,'avv-or ves,,,Si. Oyster
SpfndeA-Round isaved.
YuisA-Esrly Buih; Bell.
1onndfo-lsrge Red; do Vel.
In,riip-Early Fiat Dutch; do
ned Top; Large White Norfolk:
Hybrid.
Her6s-Anni,e; oarroway:
Thyme; CoriAnder; Lavender:
sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage:
rum; rene.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19
Essa Nesa sega 49, 49,

Il SENrRAL RAlLROAD--0PhST ~ STA UHTpN,-
sneepcss most Cemtcrtabie and kxpcditous Arrange
Lexington. &e. eF'''<-'
, Uenp.ny are provided si,h large additional supply Of
ana ,enses Cars have but change bAr-
Stages on the whole
hns ranhtnp hr''roA times a tccsk. ~ -
fhe cars pass the the
'sS OF surprising gradlsar and beauty. " ~
Oonmenelng With the Goth day
s Dc run daily between Richmond
mond a. eso A. ", and arrive at 2 10 p M
ny THIS line Petersburg and Rehuopd I'm
At $50 p. NJ. 'f''"s' osA' aay
Leave staunon At A. n, and arrive Richmond Al 20
kurnng rpm the SPRING. passengers will make Hon.
the fssrsburS going South. -'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

nIrTmCELn. dSDD co., ntIGGlSIS,
No s2. Main street, Corner i.h. Richruond. Va
~ at low fO cash. the
5000 Lbs Rest Indigo
HID, Pribe Madder
1890 LIE Cream Tartar
q barrels sPis rurpentiRe
20 DO Barnng glrid
$50 Dozen Durkse's Yeast Powders
5000 Calls Lnseed Oil
200 Kers White Lead, Dry aud n OIL
$500 Lbs Extract Logwood
So Do Eutnlegs
so Barrel, Tanner. Oil
y Gases Chrome Green and Yellow
ao0 Kegs White Zinc Paint
- Barrels Vrpitan BED and pall.h Browa
= IS E S.i5fS., '' y "
loco Bose, wiSdos alaI,, yrsnsh and American
10 O..ses Refined Borax
loco Lbs Paris Green, dry and In OIL
GA Ounces Sulphate Quinne
Aver, Cherry PICTORIAL Mustang Arabian Eminent Bull
popular Patent Medicines The whole IoeI betnr verz
and well suited the .ds Of Yrsai SotE Caro-
n B. par!aiaf attention to packing and shipping fsa.
T. PELos PAshiRa on P.htfRI hhsyt 1sp sssan
vo' the Of Chronic diseases OF the Urinary Caicu
tOn and liberation Kidneys BLADDER sayng any
rAAby OF that and correcting the prou.s
mucous Secretion when the urine
scarce be yoided without PAIN and especially
The urinO genital mueoa. enhags 3ieaOa neonnence OF
Its eneAoy the Parsira certain naadies Of the urn.
y organs induces US to asrbe almost specific
over the mucous membrane lining the
altering The quality Of the urinary secretion II originally
introduced into medicine as ,honirpc employ
most solely in discharges from the genital
orane gonorrhea eucorrhra and chronic naama:ol OF The
as .@s Si.S5 Si @ ssa
surgeon that has influence the which
o. ropy mueu. which itself very eliminating
Tie inhAmr'A lion and md, ir,a6!li,y Of The Bladder"
Por sale by DOVE CO. AMI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19
100000 !S2sEE dlS or seH Il S. Az.

J. d. GOODMAN viii from this date 10 close ou, hi,
entire stock OF Ready Nds Clothing store at greatly
cece prices or cash ony for the SepeG.
esr with large stock OF Fall Goods wholesale
chds Throughout the sSte will this in ALL
respectfully solicited call my stock IL never
VAS more varied Goods better up My stock
co=peie, comprising article Genencns wrarn.
parel (a OF the latest stYes greater opportunity for
We as never before been oueTed RchmoL5
TIE Goods siI be sold ). ID. GOODMAN,
=, , -. No lS Main street, opposite agile Square
" NC!oIEtnE Ia sg for house servants The
portunty. Call and see.
mylg IN o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19
49, ssSa asR $3.50

.unAT NunTHHa,N MAIL ROUrk-RED UCTiON or
In FARE TO BALTIA0RE AND PaLiDhLPhhI;a;:-on
nj ,fler instant through tickets to baltimore
and be obtained OF this Company over their
route, via Washington, the following terms, viz; =.
Baltimore
To
which passenger transit for self and baggage
Washington and BALTIMORE OF any
daily lines between Pha
d.ps. and New varying from to g. for each
a proporonAt for second passen'
be At no ots for cheap and
trip 70 New York. -, ...-.,. ....-. l..
aud Baltimore without detrinen to privileges
,a..a.,sS nv them 8. RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
ovycs r., y. p. r. r. Co, -
Auyu IL, 1858. ( Aulo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

n ANpRETHs WARRANTED GARDEN sKHps IN,
subscribers receiving usual An.
na ispp,r Of esh and genuine oAhDin sltD cultivated
the grouns OF Mr. David LAndreth Philadelphia
whose Needs gsnsaiy there
sons having oeAion 70 pnrchase Seeds Who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

HDACkEr BOAT PLOUGHBOY FOR
II Ne " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fsSfSr--Zsrs ssn1rSt
DAY LiSE-The Subscribers commence
running .hrlr boat PLouGHBoY Capt 10. T. Cr0lch
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON the 2sd n,t Tuesday
GtraI for ease and comfort hereby offered
!" Tue travelling public all hight berg avoided
seHeFs taking or leaving the boat at all
Leave RICHMOND, At A. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays srd
saturdays, arriving in New Canton p
hsuraitI.LsaNe NEW CANTON at A NJ, on Mondays We'd
day.
Boys, Edmond , Davenport.
otiee on 9Th street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

may be relied uponi
AsrAlLars.
Bksr-LonE Blood, hanEls
wurtsei, French sugar, Early
rurnlp, As.
BkAss-LArEe Windsor, Red
spseklsd valsntine, China
White, siK weeks. Lima, Caro-
Una.
BHoccou-Purpls Cape, Ger
man. Scotch KAie.
oAsaAas-kAriy York, Large
York, Or Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early BattsrseA, Drnn-
head do, savoy, Green Curled
savoy, rlat Dutch, BED Dutch,
Philadelphia.
oARsor-LonE Orange, Eariy
Horn, Altringham.
OAuiiytDwn-Eariy and late.
Chkar-white and Red, 3d.
onkss-Curied.
crcuxaxs-LonE Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PtAST-Purpis.
EpIvr and LAX
LrckRsk Bknp.
No seeds, except those receive
kept for sale in our establishmrp
All orders for Trees. shrubbs, 1
dreth and J. 4. ein,on. l.n with /
attended To. PEYT0l
10. Agent
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SECOND SUPPLY

SECOND SUPPLY
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ssss figured R and RAM hi as siipea s' Prices
Plain and Figured Bsrege' and Barge De L.ines
Ss Ps sns and
R,t," I'D Ssa: $Ss and Cord
Hsh, and Furniture Dmity and Bonnet Cord
Chemitetes, Collars, Sleeve, and Handkerehiehs
Ladies, es9tIs@.a. BOYS. a.s: and 6Si Hd%
3 be sn G .a ask other Mourning Goods
Iil.h Linens: c.nS2lo and KsD'iSPs s'' ~ prices
.sG i s%. .b RG M 'pa G.y,
JaeSnei, Cambria Plsin and Checked swiss Muslin
am, s,tin, valencia and Nifisiiss vsstISs,
Bed rsnE. d pcs. ana t@a suisa Ds'
handsome variety Of GOOD, for boys. hssy y4mer
Goods sys Gs Brown ~ UsSR sRa
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,,,s No 3d. corner Broad 9th and Capitol .!.eslI
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
nuAHLRs & BROOKE,
pEoTyULLY beg .at 70 announce 20 The public that ,hsy
10 III. MARKET. The. now s s for s si on a.. o
see3@mod1ng terms complete assortment Of every thing 10
be tedious Tor adyerinmsn Merchants visiting the city
any in mi, or sny other mSrFet. tohS
NoTICE,Thf PaIsosr,hp conducted by Tho undersigned
SoiRb iG y ps S' SIs sSnise Of c Arm ,nd e.
thsr OF the partners viii receive vhai be due them
HiJLY W. TAILEY.
THE sUBsoRBER In leaving Richmond returns his thanks n
h, friend, uho have eonnded sr 1u,n. TO the er and
Gos A' vi" continue their ''o'' to "'" VIII 4A s4w
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UpLACK CitapE siiAWiIs AND LACE roiNIs,-In ,toT e
hD aaEs stock Of Bset Craps shsw Black Lace Points aud
Besrs also rich 60 50 Black nk Lace, Tor hanla
| ~ yery lgE prices WlRREH a PERK1Ns,
Jy70 No. 1H Eagle sauare,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

Lrrrrcz-rariy cabsase, Ro,.
al do, Curled India, Browa
Dutch. Green and White Goa,
India.
MrloS-Nu,mss and citron.
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PAksikr-Curlsd.
fAhsxir-sokar.
| PsAs-Landreth's Extra, Ear
v frame, Large MarroufAt.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
PErrrs- PieiiinE. Large Sweet
PUMPKIN.
Rlslsn-i.onE Salmon, Long
sesrlet, white Tarnip, Red do
Black Spanish.
RHrBARh.
BAisAGr.
SFinAcH.
SouAsH.
Tusstp-Yiat Dutch, Red Top,
LArEc GLOBE, Ruta Bsgs. Large
Pcr Hknss-Assortment.
! ffom d. Landreth, are orsred or
C., from the Nurseries Of n. Ian.
be subscribers, shall be promptly
! JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
or ID. LAndreth, lIb Main ST.,
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