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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

FoR Ma. B,SKs-Job X. Tyson, Samuel c.
Bradshaw, Anthony E Roberts, John c. Kun
kel, James II. Campbell. Gausha A. Grow,
John ]. Pearce, Lemuel Todd, DAVID +. Rob
ison. John X. EdIe, John Covode, iona. Knight,
David Richie, Samuel 4. PurvIancc, John
Alison, John Dick-l6
FoR Ma. AIKES-ThOmas b. Florence, Jno
Cadwallader, J. Clancy Jones'
FoR Mn. FuLLER-Wm. MlIward, Jacob
Broome-2
Nor vorISe-Henry NJ. Fuller, Asa Packer,
David Barclays
Upon the announcement that Massa-
chusetts had again triumphed in fair
contest with South Carolina, deafen-
ing shouts arose on the Republican
side and in other quarters, and the
waving of handkerchiefs by ladies in
the crowded galleries heightened the
wild disorder that rcigncd for several
moments.
A. X. Marshall, Of Ky, the leading
South American who had voted for
Ex-Gov. Aiken, smarting under defeat
raised the objection that a Speaker
could not be chosen under a plurality
vote : when a motion to declare Mr..
Banks the duly elected Speaker, was
carried-156 to 80.
Messrs Aiken, Fuller and Campbell
conducted Speaker Banks TO the Chair
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Che Gbronirlc.
FRIDAY. FEB. =. 1856.


The Congressional House Of Repre-
sentatives, on Saturday last, adopted
(on motion of Mr.. Smith, Dem. Of Tenn }
the plurality rule by vote of ll3 to
1O4. WILLIAM AIKEN, Ex-Governor
of South Carolina-owning thirteen
hundred human chattels, and worth
two millions of dollars agreed
upon as the Slavery candidate, altho
he refused to be catcchiscd, or to pre-
sent any platform, and was ardcntly
sustained by the South Americans. In
opposition to South Carolina's aristo-
crat-FULLER and others having decli-
ned-was a Massachusetts mechanic,
N.PBANKs. The ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THIRD vote was finally taken.
and resulted as follows
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

We did not fear them, oncc-the dull fair mornings
No cherries burden spirit laid;
The long nightwatches did not bring u warnings
That tenants of house dccarei;
The early SHOWS like dreams to descended,
The frost did fary-work pave and bouEh;
Beauty, and power, and wonder have not ended
How is it that fear the Winters now
Their houscres fall as bright hearth and chamber
Their northern star i-ht shines coldly clear;
The woods still keep their holly for December,
The world a welcome yet for the year;
And far away in Old remembered places
The snow drop rises and the robin sings;
The sun and moon look out with loving faces
Why have our days forgot such goolly things'
i. it that now the north wind finds shaken
Ey tempes,s fcrcer than its winter blast,
Which fair beliefs friendships too, have taken
Away like Summer foliage they passed,
And made life leaiie.s in its pleasant valleys,
Waning the light of promise from our day,
Till mists meet even in the inward palace
A dimness not like theirs to pass away:
1t was not thus when dreams of love and iaurcls
Gave sunshine to the Winters of youth,
Before it, hopes had fallen in fortunes quarrels.
Or Time hsi bowed them with his heavy truth
Ere yet the twilight found sad and lonely.
With shadows coming when the fire burns low,
To tell Of distant graves and losses only
The past that not change and will not so.
Alas dear friends the Winter is within us,
Hard is the ice that grows about the heart,
For petty and vain regrets have
From life's true heritage and better part
Seasons ard skies rejoice, yea, worship rather;
But nations toll and trembe even as we
Hoping for harvests they may gather,
Fearing the Winters which they may not ser'
FRANCES BROWNE (Eng'andl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

The Wing party north, purgcd by
Americanism of its aristOcracy, will
in that issue strike hands with the
Liberty-loving Democracy under the
honored name of REPUBLICANS" y
good Ticket could easily be formed
from their ranks. JOHN M'LEAN of
Ohio and NATHANIEL p. BANKS Of
Mass. GEORGE n. BRIGGS Of Mass,
and FRANCIS p. BLAIR of Maryland.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD OF New York,
and SALMON =. CHASE of Ohio.
PRESTON KING Of New York, and
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY Of Kentucky. Men
of tried integrity and capacity, like
these, are to be selected from.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Speakers of tho House.

The Office of Speaker Of the popular
branch of the United States Congress,
is regarded as secondary only to the
Presidency itself. The first pcrman-
cnt parties were styled Federal and
Anti-Fcderal the latter afterwards
styled themselves Republicans, and
subsequently Democrats. From 1920
to 1880, there were strictly speaking
no national parties-pcrsonal prefer
cnccs determining the choice Of the
Presidency. The following is a cata-
loguc of all the Speakers chosen
Cong. Year.
|. I1s9-Fred. A. Muhlenbcrg. Pa, no party.
=. l79I-Junaihan Trumbul, Conn, Fed.
3. l1g3-Fred'k y. Muhlenberg, reelected.
4. l595-Jonalhan Dayton, NJ, Fed.
3. l197-Jonathan Dayton, reelected.
6. l199-Theodorc Sedgwlck, Mass, Fed.
Z. IsOI-Narhanel Macon, NC, Repub
9. Is03-Nathane Macon, reelected.
.. Is05-Nathanel Macon, reelected.
10. ls07-LoSeph B. Varuum, Mass, Dem.
II. lsO9-Joseph b. Varnum, reelected,
l.. loll-Henry Clay, NY. Dem.
l3. lSl3-Hcnry Clay, reelected.
ISll-Lsngdon Cheves, SC, Dem.
IA. Is,5-fIenry Clay, reelected.
I5. lsi7-lienry Clay, reelected.
l6. lSl9-Henry Clay, reelected.
Is20-Jchn w. Taylor NY, no.party.
II. IS2l-Phllip p. Barbour Va, no-pariy.
Is. ISL tIerrv cray, ,o-.i....I-
-. ls25-John W. Taylor, reelected.
20. ls27-Andrew Stevenson, Va, Jackson.
81. lS29-Andrew Stevenson, reelected.
80. lS3l-Andrew Stevenson. reelected Dem.
3d. ls33-Andrew Stevenson, reelected
ls32-John Bell Tenn, Anti-V. B. Dem.
81. ls35-JameS X. Polk, Tenn, Dem.
%. Is37-James X. Polk. re elected.
26. ls39-Robert VI. T. Hunter, Va, Conserv.
81. lS4l-John White, Ky. Wing.
%. lsi3-John ". Jones' Va, Dem.
30. Isi5-John W DAVIS, Ind, Dem.
30. lsi1-Robert &. Winthrop, Mass, Wing.
81. lsl9-Howeil Cobb. Ga, Dem.
b. Is5l-Lynn Boyd, Ky, Dem.
33. Is53-Lynn Boyd, reelected.
81. ls55-NathI Z. Banks, Jr., Mass, Rcpub.
['Whi-s, in the late division of parties
There have been 81 Elections for
Speaker, and u different Speakers.
utgr-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

II vacancy; some present, did not vote and
tsome absent from sickness, &c.
SYNOPSIS OF THE VOTE.
BANKS-Nor,h Americans, Republicans, and
Anti-NebraSka Democrat l03
AIKEN North Dem. elected as Anti
Neb IA North Adm. DEM, s:
South Dem, 80 South Americans
and Wings 100
FULLER-4 North and South AM, 6
CAMPBELL North Anti-Neb. men 4
WELLS North Anti-Neb. Dem.
ABSENT, &c Repub, 3 North and
South Am, 3 n. and 5 s. Dem. 10
VACANCY-l Anti-Neb Dist in H., |
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

Clay was Speaker 10 years, Steven
son I, Macon 6, Muhlcnburg, Dayton,
Varnum, Polk, and Boyd, 4 each !;
Taylor ; years, and Chcves l.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

The cause of Freedom in Kansas has
no longer any hope from any source but
the stalwart arms and sure rifles of the
people of the Free States. Let them not
be wanting!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
The Presidency.

The foregoing shows that the South
has had the Speaker 43 out Of 6S
years. The following shows still
larger monopoly Of the Presidency:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

amid profound silence, when after the
subsiding of the hearty cheers which
arose, he spoke as follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23


THE PEn-sSr Esrrkos OF RussiA-from the ioio~ iug
anscdose shall acquire somewhat higher on.
ion than has been hitherto entertained OF the Emperors
intellectual qualifications, and confirmation Of all that
has been reported Of his justice aud discriminating good
II appears that at dinner party In ST. Petersburg
there had been number OF remarks made and expires
ons uscd unvorable TO the Emperor his measures and
particularly To the peace. complete report Of all
that took place. the Of the host the OF his
10 guests and the expressions used forwarded
Empress Mother Ia anonymous letter The Emperor,
on receiving ths document from his mother had the
oil the party for and told him what he had heard
him and hs friends aud asked for the OF all the
guests assembled his table the in question
The list of included rs guests aud that
among them that had been found among the Is
ed Ia the denUncaon al course that OF the anony
writer. THIS latter, colonel in the Guards
sent ior aad the Emperor addressed him follows
'You To have inclination. well talent
for service in the police force the Gcudarnee II You
like 20 eater can; but the Guards is not the place
for you. n the other hand you prefer to leave the
service altogether you shall ud your ready Tor
you" The giver OF the party however, OIL with
only few words OF rcproo aud warning from the Empc-
mr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

FREScH PRocEss % BoRiSG AKTEsIAN @LLs.-The new
process vi boring artesian wells adopted by Mind eo"-
si.t In having cylindrical rod OF wood made OF scks
OF Young pines in length, united by SOCKETS
OF iron ntted with screws the quantity of iron added to
each piece Is just that required to counerbaance the wa
ter AMI the shalt having thus relatively almost no weight
Is moved a small force aud being made OF pieces oil
wosd put end end its strength is very great The cx'
trenity Of this rod carries graphic at the bottom, which
OPENS "a desceud and then closes when II Is raised 10y
m ans of paraeogram connected its angles with two
cords which reach mp the Orihcc ci the well, where
they may be managed by the hand or by means OF mac-
nery At the bottom OF the well, there rests ur'l
wsghing 500 Kilograms quite similar in form to that
used tor pounding aud dnhng rocks, but armed below
with seven teeth of Steel twenty fvehve centimc
tres long fitted drive into the bed OF rock and break
or abrade it, The dill has shank above by which ii
NAV be seized and lifted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

IL is stated what TO be excellent author
IT, that Lamartines literary project is an utter failure
correspondent of the Independence Beige thinks that
his twenty thousand subscribers in America and twenty
thousand in France have been overstaed by at least
onc-hali aud wonders how he could think Of getting
work in the style he proposed aud paying oil 50 large
debt by the mere profits of literary venture. Lamar
tine nov owes hundred thousand dollars lie
is one OF largest winegrowers in France When up
OIL the death of his father he INTO possession o the
estate he row owns he found il burdened with mortgage
OF Since the year lSs the disease of the vine
has nearly ruined him. and the last years he has had
10 pay of the interest his debts and feed and cothe
nearly i've hundred men, women and children living upon
and cutvaug his This, it is said, accounts for
the other $4,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

TmE CoNISe SIcKNEss.-The germs of pestilence are
Matching in elements Everything points To the APP
proach OF a sickly sunine. and Ii should
fore be OF person preserve the several
functions OF their body in full tone. Disease falls upon
those whose organism already dsordered through their
own neglect Guare well agaest constipation, aud it, OPP
posite Eat nothing indgesiible Avoid all green and
half natured vegetables and fruits Pay strict attention
cleanliness Of the surface of your bodies and Hbovc
all begin work OF publication about your yards aud in
houses early; and do thoroughly Cleanliness simple
diet and regular habits will form the strongest protection
against the coming epidemic. As man tell where
puts hs house in Order-Nededi Spee!did.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

PowER OF TIE MooS NIGHr.-Mr Crane in his
"Ietter- from the East" has observed:
rhe effect OF the moonlight the in this country,
gypt is singulary injurious The natives tell you
afterwards found they did in Arabia 10 always cover your
ewes when YOU sleep in the open ir. 1t Is rather strange
that the Passage the Palms-The sun shall not snte
thee l,y day nor the by nightshould have been
thus illustrated us the ausion direct The
here really strikes aud effects the sight, when you sleep
expo. ed to it, much than the fact of which
had very unpleasant proof one night aud took care to
guar against afterwards Indeed sight OF person
who should sleep with his face exposed at night would
soon be impaired or utterly destroyed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCTOHE EN-.

yUyo Lynehburr 81 81 To Lexington a. no
II To Buchanan I 90 To the Natural Bridge ~
Richmond and Lynehbug Charlottesville ~ So
Satisfied trial. the majority Of trysl
better by leaving the Sng,
old and amer the 2i Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday ats p NJ reach New Canton
A. ~ NJ the Art, and Lynchburg A. NJ
buchanan and Lexington T. NJ OF the second day.
Rsturuing A. NJ Lynehhurg ~ p.
NJ Monday. Wednesday and Friday reach Scosy al 10y A
New Canton at ~ NJ and arrive in Richmond at A. NJ
New with the the Institute
q. H. Scoyle Char
- See Time and Distances, Ia Gard below:
Ledre Richmond Monday Ledre LyHeAbUr0 Monday,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

New FLouR-Flour from new wheat has made it, APP
to day. being days earlier than for either OF
the years. II ground from Georgia wheat by
Mes-rs Hecker Brother Of the CrotOn Mills in this city,
and offered Change at sIO. So per Dbl The wheat
ESQ bushels sold Tuesday at 81 per bushel-N
y Journal Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

STHAW GOODS.-We beg Leave 10 e.u ID.
- attention 81 al Who w ~ -I/D
STRAW GOODS, 4-A
10 our heautfu assortment viz
bad'es Beaver and Leghorb Rdiug Hats Fsta
Do irshorn, Bad snd strav gats and Bioouers
ohhrcn's straw Goods, o. every variety
boys and youths Leghorn Braid Hats
Do DO sirav Caps n..
Gents Legiorn, Braid Panama senaie Mats
a bu no, ss hsse beautifh Inda Hstl vhc for
esde large assortment u Straw servants
Fhn Lfaf Neunan leghorn sud he shanghai
~ rch W most respectfully call e attention 81 and
visitors 70 the city, BIsPORD, DICKINSON wEIsIGER,
too No. u Main sire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

INcREAsE oF WnisEY-Wc base been informed by ole
of the extensive dsters in the West resident Of
this city that the increase ia the business within fifty
miles OF this city during the last four months Is equal TO
fifteen thousand bushels Of per dav fifty
thousand gallons of whi-k y.-CiReiHHah Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23
RAILROADS, &c.
&HMMRARa-

SUMMER SCHEDUIE.
uAAiLY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRINGS-c ENTRAL
~ Railroad extended TO Mfor0. To Reekersise AIM n.
Alum and Warm Sprng and 10 Lexington day To white
spas Rcd and s.v, springs In aud half days. and 10 salt
salphar second day In the evening m. ~ .r "a
rhs usss sslas a aud by The Is. Of July I'M to
Ing - miles Hot Spring. 70 wi Warn SPRING miles. bath
Richmond 30 N,
Miboro ~ NJ thence by Stages the Warm Springs, To
Leave next day ~ NJ passing BY the o, and Heal
Springs. and reach the White Sulphur By IN NJ the Red
sse, and Old Sweet dinner and the Sal, sulphur by night the
SECOND day.
Through ticket. by Hsmsn pro-ns the White sui
phur Ell. the spring. enc salt Sulphur tiSsiso,
TO all the other springs and 10 L. xngton.
~ See Ticket Agent I'm Richmond.
objects Of this line bot the NOUN
TAIN TRACK. Blne Rlse Roekhh
Gap, viii ride Of Eve hundred mics IL has been worked
H. d. wHIrcoMB, supt
once Va Central Railroad, Richmond.
OUR LINs STAGES
win Railroad Bmediatey sy the srri-
Springs beforv O'Clock
This familiar and Il undoubtedly
White sephar there l. is sfa0fa1
By eight nses hAn other with st dnyr
enc n N the roads
alwsys havi obsndasf Sage
aud
travellers, having careful vts and making
HARTMAN a BROWN
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

NovEIrY-A complete restaurant wheels, comprising
kitchen eating rooms, &c is TO be daily ciicu
lating abOnt the of LIONS, France. At rrguT
hours the establishments pulls up in front OF the silk aud
other manufactures employing large number Of hands
aud the enterprising proprietor it is added rapidly
king fortune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

AID FOR PRSScE-Thv CourrierdSs Etdts UHis Of this
morning. Publishes pretty iull statement OF the stc tr
riblr nuudion in France, (accounts oi which 10
hand Yesterday by the Arago and calls upon tho French
population New York set about Immediately In rai
ing subscriptions TO- the relief OF the sufferers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

UpIANK BOOKS, BILL PAPER, &c.-J. w: RAN
and clerks assortment OF home
nsde BLANK styles and qualities Also
STATIONERY quality Paper ruled Tor Bus AZ ~ ~
Tho wis Intend opening setts OF Books
Juy would do vel 70 leave early odsrs Al ql hain - e
THyHAVEIING BAsKETs.-Ladss TIaveing BASKETS,
and Patterns Key and Work Baskets made OF
= gas and vnou. for al, BY ......
jei6 hMhIthAN
n AHGE CLOTHES HAuPEHs,-mamger Baskets
MARKET Baskets; for sale ~ .......u.,..
Jds HdhtRhAt'
WXTAsH Tuus, IN nests; wash Boards; Coihes Hampers
NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
jsis is8 Main, corper I2ih street
USAuIuY fIOUH.-Rovlsod's XXX Family Piour, Pal
fo brsnd give satsf.rtlon IN case or
Wv sfIDgs MILLER,
J,fs Cornsr Ped aad oHry Streets
EtUCUmuEH CUTTEus,-coh sav Cutters Rec
Boilers Apple PeAsr' Apple coFers snd o'
sale BY 4Naeh@sAE,-
w -, a. Whl,s nsttps. w. y. PFRKINe A CO.,
isb No. 1fl Essis Square.
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WINSTON & POWERS,
GROCERS, COM VI IsSION AM fOH HARDING
NEKCHANTS.

GROC ERS, COW VI SSION An ID FOX NAhDiNe
NEKCHANrS-
Corner Of Cary and Pearl Streets,
and receiving from the North their spring
Stock Goods b. ard varied when receive
they Of country merchants and the trade
which will be found
bars Rio MAricAibo and Java Codee
81 hiai- Y q nd r.. choice
so packages Refined SuTars-an sorts
hhls y. q MolAsses and Refined Syrup
SO hid. Cuba and Museovaio Molasses
2iO a. r., Imperial and Raek Tea
boxes American and French Glass
sides sole Leather
$40 hoxe. T,ilow, Adamantine AMI sperm Candies
Tanners and MschiEe oil
kyrsA assorted Nails, (most approved hrandsl
half pine. Dupuy Co. brandy,
vintage lSl2 and lSaO
choice Holland tin
81 aud n pipes y. brandy Pale and Dark
Whisky, warranted lUto IS years old,
(uncquall-)
eO bbs Cincinnati Whisky and Alcohol, daily expected to
$50 paesass. Of other Whisky. and wues,,OO
mention
40 basket. Champagne so cans claret
202,OOb Cigars
Wood Ware. sc, &c
which they will sell low o punetual customers mhis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23
STEAMBOATS,, &c
. s.s!slEss ANS Asenn -

SUMMER Arm ANssEM kN1.
PASSAGE 10 rORrsNOUrH AND NORFOLK.
1--WE STEAMER CURTIS PECK, Captain JohnA ~
- Davis. having Jus undergone thorough
hsning. ell resume the between this snd-.-
the shove place., leaving wharf Rockets SATURDAY
mornng next, 10th ON ccock ar~y. and
Returning the Curtis rck v leave Noron Monday We'd
nesay aud Friday the hour, thS cctl and
touch a, all the regular landings the river going and I.sn
Passage and meals usual r. %. HAskiNS
The freight all ARTICLES be landed the must be paid
when they vi o boat
X
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANH.
FOR PiIIl.ADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
q rEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. z MircH Hr-
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Captain Dawn <1<fl3<b
TkAL. Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt ~ Rooss- NHT
o the-e superior St.aners viii leave Rich
wednesday, touching
Returning
Philsdeiphia every "Wednesday at 10 O'clock
Recommendations
comfort having been added, also
frerh by regularity dispatch and In protect
ecmi OF patron
Nv No uanshpmeni by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
through New York and found 80 90
DO do philadelphia, and found, ia cabin W
Point Norfolk the river
~ Passengers by this line stop in fhAdspet. two OF three
days, and proeced New York by the ticket
ma6-d IA. rUrrLk. Agent, Rceketts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

Customers 70 purchasc <,rEEE TN
w me1se stoct Of TRAVELINO E<<-I,X-k<fA-I
TRUNKS, CARPET RAGs,-vALICFq BON W<.*[I[1 lsysfI
MT BiNFs AND SCHOOL BAGS Byre- -<<<la<Ll
arrIvals, stock u lsrger Than " N<E1<E
ever VS. before and compr ian $4,000
In the above line Purchasers Nod Kind 0Trnnk
they this estatmsnt has been
70 per.ons shy pixies per nan oer Would
Inform them BY that the sgct Of q
Nerlhern factories and ss Trunks - The fseoy prices
IsN c.GhAURfCR, lSi Man u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

The Wings Of Lynchburg Designated Wednesday 10th
OF july day for the meeting Ut the State Convcn-
ton prop,sc br held in This city and the i2s. -
10 the impression ~ parts u the countty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

EcLiPsys-The Paducha sentinel that there will
be i've ecpsas iii. yeatNO Of the SUM- oi the moon,
AMI one Of the Democracy. The latter will be visible nll
over the United States IN November next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23
sPuING HARDwARE, 1889.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO.,
LATE SMITH R0BERTS,)

ILAIk NINTH Y HUbkKTS,1
--... L-HPORIERS- AND DEALEkS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, &c,
No % Pearl Street, Riekrsosd w.
AVE now N aud . receiving n IN
II manufacturers OF England and this 1cED
large and we'll selected stock Of Goods especially
adapted TO he OF Trade Of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee and respectfully invite Merchants
ders others, visiting this
Our and compl-ae. follows
Tools Mason-. ssdd.rs,
Coopcrs Suih- &e., In
Bnihling Materials. Locks, Bolts
Heavy Goods Chains, Anvis, Vices, Steel. Hollow
Axcs. Springs, Axes, Ae.
Safety fuse, ScyShes, Snaths. Stones and Rides
Knives, Hay Knives Brier Hooks,
FORKS. Spades, shovels, Hames. Hog SKINS
A hne Brides, Saddles, Strrups, Bits
Whips Pat aud Enamened leather, Sheep Skins
shoe Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimp boards
Cutlery. Of Rodgers wos,enholns, Butchers and otter
makers
Guns, double and single barrel, Rides
Pistols, good
Fancy Goods Port Monnaies, brushes, Purses, &c.
mill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-23

n EPUBLICAN LANDMARKS. &o.-M
- PRICE CAHDOIOs
Waliaces Literary Criticisms other psu~r.-tgs
Bonner's Chids History u I. K: vols inn
schsuyi and he Circassisn wsf-T5 e.
Memoir ~ Rev Sidney Smith 2 vols -9na
Republican Landmarks, tp,lics thunderl-ia0.
Tie tvennR N tic, "a companion ~ peouIe1 90
Jhs hook " Eoelesastes Explained ~ Nsedonsd-i95
Hostonis seiect Works. svo-a0q ''
hdgsey's Body 81 Divinity svo Q vois-tno
Memoir % Bishop Hebcy, by his Wtfow-fn 81
Presbyterian Assembly DIgest-ss9
rhompson's rheisnn --is Burnett prEe-f4s I.is
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