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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LTSIxEyr is ndoubtedly
the most reliable family Liniment in the market
1t deservedly ranks high, for it greatly e1cels
other Liniments in its curative and healing pro-
perties No family should be without it, as it is
of inestmable value in cases of spraius, bruises,
lamenses, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

Very touching and beautiful were the
words of the old schoolnaster, as life passed
away. ut is growing dark-the school may
be dismissed" Down to the very gates of
an unse n world he carried the love and re-
gard of the children whom he had trained.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

DEMOCRATIC National CONVENTION The
National Executive Democratic Committee
had meeting m Washington on the It'll, and
fixed upon April %. as the day of meeting
for the National Democratic Convention at
Charleston, S. G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

Hon. THEODORE SEDGwICK, United States
District Attorney for the Southern District
of New York, died on the Sth inst. at the
house of his mother, in Stockbridge, Mass.
He was grandson of Theodore Sedgwick,
who was man of note in the Revolution,
a member of Congress under the Contedera-
ton, United States Senator under the new
Constitution, and Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Mass. The second Theodore Sedge-
wick resided in Stockbridge, where he died
some years since. The g and-son, Theodore,
just deceased, was a lawyer of considerable
mark in New York City, and prominent as
democratic politician His age was about
4S years when ne died. He had been in de-
Ginning health for some months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

YoUrHrUI PREcocIIY.-We know little lad of
only four summers who has exalted opinion Of
Readings Russia Salve. He has experienced its
benehcent qualities in cases Of burns and cuts, and
whenever he sustsins an injury he invariably in
sists on an application of Russia Salve. Sold
everywhere for IS cent. box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

Four d atus OF members Of the present
Congress have occurred before It's first meet
ing, Messrs. Broderick, Goode, Harris and
Spinck These viii be formally announced
early IN the session.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

AsrHE TRULY WONDERFUL MERITS Of the Oxygen
ated Bitters in curing Dyspepsia in its worst de-
velopments, become known and appreciated, ord
ers for it are pouring in from all parts Of the
country-North, South, East and West. This
tells the story.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16
.OLD JOHN BROWN

Not any spot six feet by two
Will hold a man like thee;
John Brown will tramp the shaking earth
From Blue Ridge to the sea,
Till the strong angel comes at last
And opes each dungeon door,
And Gods Great Charter holds and wave'
Der all his humb. poor
And then the humble poor viii come
n that flr-distant day,
And from the felon's nameless grave
They'll brush the leaves away;
And gray old men will point tho spot
Beneath the Dine-tree shade,
As children ask with streaming eyes
Where cold John Brown" was laid.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16
New Publications.

WoRCEsTERs QUARTo DIcrIoNARY-Hick
ling, Swan & Brewer, of Boston, announce
that the great work, Worcester Quarto Die
tionary, which they have had in press for
some time, is now finished, and that delive-
ry to subscribers will begin on the Goth inst.
No so valuable work of this kind has ever
bef,re-been issued from the American Press
Quite a large number of subscribers for it
reside in this town, who will be glad to learn
that the work is now complete and ready for
delivery.
Cooley LADY's Book, TOR January 1860,
is already received. This is the Both year of
this celebrated Magazine. The Steel Engrav-
ings at the beginning of this number are very
good, the colore1 and plain Fashion and
Pattern Plates are capital. and in great vari-
ETY.; and the reading matter is in good keep
NJ with the artistic decorations Of the work.
Published by LOUIS A. Cooley, Philadelphia,
at So year, the single copy; two copies for
e5; three copies for Sc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

We LEARN that musical treat is soon to
be given to us by our townsman, Mr. y. B.
HoLxBERG, in shape of Concert, in which
those favorites of our Burlington public,
Messrs. Moore, Herman Mott and Partridge
will also assist We hear also, OF young
lady singer of talent, but have, as yet' no
narticulars. Announcement will no doubt
be made in due season.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16

Mrs. WooD, the wife of the newly elected
Mayor of New York, died on Friday leaving
a babe but two or three days old
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-16
CONGRESS.

Congress is yet unorganised, no Speaker
having been chosen. Quit likely none will
be chosen for some days. \ fourth vote was
taken on the l4th. with this result.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

Nonscnsel We know by experience. There were no
tears she'd aud the good book does not saw that
were. 1t was only his mouth that waercd and the lift
ing up OF his voice forced t out OF his Pa
per.
You are all wrong. gentlemen. The kiss tasted so
good that he wcpt because he could eat her-SHu
The truth Of the matter Is this Jacobs shoes were
short and his long aud like not she ttod or
his foo, and he hoered Tjght out-Boston Repor,,r.
Isn't il just possible that Jacob feared she might hear
fh poitage transaction with Eau and give him the
nitten in consequence. -ReP,biicaa Journal
IL il our opinion that Rachel had bad breath and
Jacob wept for sorrow.-AiIaHy CoWrisr
Gen,lemen, none Of YOU right J=col, .ept be-
cause Rachel wanted him TO pat ' back wher. he took
il from.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

September l4;h, 1853.
! To he Editor of tLe UIig.
A. you have shown 40 much interest in IL welfare of
the farming community and in consideration of the great
service you have rendered that vital branch our indus
Try, tender YOU my most grateful acknowledgement
besides taking the liberty OF troubling with short
note on present agricultural prospects in this immediate
section The writer, without abscnng himself hons.
the present summer has been pursuing the ever tenor l
his way looking quietly matters and things a. the,
presented themselves and has arrived III. conc-
on that with degree OF accuracy estimate
tue present years crop This county has not n former
wears grown largely OF wheat hut OF late it has with MS
cen ncr' ssing crop aud the present wears weld is
about thirty er cent. short Of good crop.
Corn l. your gfea, staple This crop started badly in
the Spring but in June IL promised well since which n
has suffered from succession of cold spells
the hne aud promising shoots have filled out and
'h,s crop must be twenty-five per cent. short
The Pea crop few weeks past id fair 20 the most
abundant but like the has suffered severely rom
cold aud will probably be cut of oue-tlird
The weather has been cool for Sweet Potatoes IL
being well known they be raised in high latitude.
and the deficiency IN this crop dminshes the feed for
our swine.
Cotton is crop of some importance here and II be;r0
plant requiring long of warm weather cannot
be nll crop, but surprising say has this wear
borne the cold remarkably WELL and will probably come
~ near good crop as any other. Our frutrces pro
dueed about one-third OF n crop.
Our farmers who have grain for sale will doubtless find
market for it in due The writer not Suili-
cen,y Informed advise others but am pleased TO say
Mr. Editor, that took your advice the subject bny.
mine well stored and do feel all uneasy that
the price will less very IL is very great
aut with farmers push their crops the markets a
they equent, do in the excessive manner there
10y br aking down already overloaded market con
rnS all the benefits spectators and reaping the in
jury themselves. Formerly facilities getting n
market were limited aud necessary put the crop
~ market at certain hut such necessity now
exists and II Is to be hoped that this stupid of things
viii not long contnu'
Notwithstanding our diminished crops We should in
'he luness of our hearts return the unboundcd
thanks To the AlWise Creator Tor the unpreceden on
Ioyment of good health by people
The weather has been pleasant aud we have been Ia
Almost constant enjoyment of most delightful br.ezcs
giving purity oi atmosphere rarely experienced her,
u Il Siii that not month has yet passed the present
wear. without irost-a thing before known To- thai
venerable individual, oldest inkaJjtant
Permit me. In conclusion say that farmers owe to
The Wing debt of gratitude et her political opinons
be what they may) that they cannot in any manner bet
yer pay than by sending IN thei subscriptions until you
get Ihem all ON vnnr LIST -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
kENT. PAINE ~ CO.
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS OF DRY GOODS,
NOS. ic3 AND 165 MAIN STREET


HICHnOND, VA.
WE nov re.syng BY the ship Henry CLARK direct from
w Liverpool e. this port and by various ships
via New York, unusually large importation
fBENCI, AND GERMAN DEY GOODS which purhas
cd by senior partner principally the
Ing the depeon of husnes caused by the European
ENTIRELY FOR CASH and such prices viii enable
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 20 thc trade The EN-
brace great variety of andhcautf goods will
very extensive in every department.
Prom The various home markets. have alFc and complete
stock of DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED GOODS making In
LARGEST AND MOST COMMANDING STOCK OF DRY GOODS
We have had the pleasure Of Offering friends
toners.
CLOTHING.
This branch ~ business having Increased very largely
hive given much attention t and will have very
stock Of n gscs gotten up In The best and with great
regards styles aud sizes prices that will compare favor
ably with those pf any Northern market.
We respectfully invite the merchants of virginia Carolina
nuh Tennessee 0 give stock examination
been selected With special regard the trade
determined 20 sc h cash and prompt paying buyer
a. bow ss they be bourhtin ths.country
au2T KTNT PAINE A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
CL HING.
G ID n -

Head Quarters, Corner Of Main and 18Th
N scrhcr ht- just returned from New largest
most fashionable stock goods he h.. had selected by him
self In person. with and especial
tail trade better stock of Cloths Casslers and Nrstnys
nnot be seen In this city via Coats Pants and Vests every
imaginable shape" color and quality embracing an the
Also most magnificent stock Of furnishing goods
sk Lace NscS T BLACK fancy Neck Pocket Hdks
travats Siocks ss Collars Drawers, Gloves suspenders
Socks, sc.
All in goods really desirable either
made or cut 90 measure, would DO well rive him
purchasing elsewhere
lie has Ia his employ the best Of cater. and workmen
B SPENCE
ap2 Garner OF N,tn and tgtb atr-,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
WHEELER a. WILSON'S

Sewi ing M n e In ines.
StSCE the Introduction OF t- the company
- sold tireHfgscr noEfRf
producing LOO day, With demand greatly In
supply.
than any Other aud OF the great number soi
give satisfaction after its acquired
which readily done from the printed directions
part of the Machine referring them numbers
planning their and operator
the Machines, give instructions when without
They will be carefully packed for delivered
Any depot OF boat At the factory price IL the highest
muni- last autumn the United
the State Fairs at which II as exhibited
IL the m--t perfect
No other compares with it--Souh.
Tue work Is strong aud peTfectCsrfsan Adpocds
IL Is no humbug IL does all Il
IL Is without riyaL-Scisstif6 A,teri~1n.
triumph Of mechanical genlus-Grcs Dictionary.
Emin snily superior Dictionary Q( Mechanics.
ST- send for descriptive price list
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
ESTABLISHED Isas.

RE receiving. direct their mandatory ths
largest and most desirable stock OF fAlL and WINTER
ClorlliNG, they have exhibited additions
be made By every ARRIVAL throughout the
Their ar>f floor l. devoted where
prepared o show at all times. complete
the n"si fashionable goods
III
Their soad dad hiSi floors devoted exclusively
wIOIFsALs TRADE found 10 eonain most rxtep
Sive and desirable stock ashonah, Hds Clothing
manufactured with palms. anl direct
OF e Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina aud
ncvonF The whole time manufaetur.
Cohing alone with longer experience
AMI other material adyanaEe
Inducements. KERN BALDWIN A WILLIAMS
auGi-u pi.i,,o,1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
WHY DID JACOB CRY ?

Jacob Kissed Rachael and lnei uphIs voice and wcpt
-ScripfWc.
II Rachel pretty girl and hep, her face clean We
can't sec that Jacob bad much to cry ahort-N y.
Giobe.
Why, hc wcpt tears Of joy. Mr Globe You never k-s.
81 pretty girl or you would not wonder biz We've
been ia The same boat with jacob before now and We
blubbered right ouL-Lvtfs Nei-s
How do you know but what she slapped hi. face for
him ?-N ~ Dsifa.
Genilemcn. the cause of Jacobs weeping the re.
iusa OF Rachael 10 allow him 10 kss her agau-f1ay.
In our opinion Jacob wept because he had not Kissed
her before, and regretted the time he had lost--AOs
No, gentlemen. The reason Jacob wept was he
feared Rachel would tell bis mamma.srssg 7slsgroph.
Jacobs face dirty with travel and when ne found
think him one Of lhe free soiSrs-AiBany Ffss,sss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
SINTII ANNUAL ENHIHITIoN
-
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
FoE
Promotion oI Ihe Mechanic Arts {:

a.
The SIXTH ANNUAL FNIuuTIIN of the VIRGINIA NE.
IA "h sIeci on "Wednesday, ne l9th of q. obUr, sai
the Board 0f Managers invite Nisclgns Manurtrrs st
Inventors, aud al others both IN
Stir OF i, Union, % avail Themselves
tinu about 20 be exhibited
The HALL Of the astute arranged that drpossrs m
nave ample accommodation display their ID al
vantage. The Machinery D'Iarf1 Is entirely separate from
every other Where Motive Power will
van be spared to give each exhibitor fair opportunity sh5wu
his machinery.
The Lass especially invited 90 continue their favor. Il, tho
Institute TO- without literal shars ,f hgf ord the FNi
hon would be sotn ~ one o! rs attractive
All arielcs deposited Tor carefully rlqt1i
mine their msri- ~
The Premiums b. rlsusJ or n. yl-r-f
10 sut varying from - % tU Fur thift
ue,s, Diplomas or Certificates of Merit.
TIE lla sl be opened
DAY ne sh ot oeioh'r and goods niru,d or
hv received uu'h MONDAY the l5.h of October.
AuV Information Ia reference TIE
VIII y" promptly given, by addressing FORBES
sew chm of Exhibition Conmi-e.
HAND CURPS AND LEG IRONS.-Just eiyed
from tie msuuiacurer supply Niiuia Hand GUS
anu i.es Irons. for sale low by C. J. siNroN 60,
sei' - Main -
SUEET LEAD IND LEAD PIPE.-Ou hand SHEET
- Lead from ~ to hs foot, AMI Lead
10 ~ Inches in diameter. For sale b.
SELF SIGN Of The Cir,1,,r s,w p ~, :,
INHE PROOP.-IirrrinEt Patent Champion s,fr never
has fari o. IT.
been tried in the burning % hundreds ~ building
flD offered Tor proof that che these safes
has ever been destroyed Ia an Accidental Gre.
KNOWLES 4 wALFORp.
sci, No 2l Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
II ~ tN -. a., -. D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
NUMBER 81.
NOTICE

LvfSDTNG n necessary, In order pay nv a.hs. f..y
am asts,a1sd 10 50 90, q 20 reduce -,eel I'll
retail stock at 20 Pr cent sss than price
uhlsh win be about eosr on i July sspsmnsr goE
CASH should sr,icief description ehsrx-t =, Il.
win be the usual price. ~ order ssy ss,,i.
In ns ai the reduction during az i'm.
have In stor. larre and web selected SHOES. A.
and of the best Northern ~
.sf duiing this spfing hand
% Trnnl which p.r.ca. In -,
the reduction of very loW
Mr. RoBr BRIGGS sii superinteudng the ranas.r,n,,-
department Of buslnes- Of Qusdr
speak he wen known NJ, ~. -,
manufacturer Of Boots aud shoes In this country cs :.
PHILIP WHITES
l-3s sirn Of the Rig shoe - Main .t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
VOrH FAnnEns or vIRGINIa.--r,c
NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELyE

W. have received and opening twelve hundred cases
w apari ~ our fALL snd WINTER STOCK Boots
Trunks and sole Lr1tier comprising general variety
- all ne most desirable kiu.. mostly .rrrss, ~
~ sud c qualities such god
We invite iu-uis o. call and examine
- We lave hgugh utn A. low house Norii
NoTs. Philadelphia cr Baltimore and viii sell them
.n want % good Goods at low prces respectfully Invited
oo % our stock 70 merchants st buy Tor cah, pay prompt
~ " vil sell very low
pT-rNr.- A "a t7-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
FALL TRADE.

Do W f & co,
No. IS, Main street, Richmond, Va
TIANING Just received ths q DRUGS MEDICINES
II PAiNTS, OILS DYE STUFF 4c nov prepared 10
supply the trade both country the most srisoxasS
the following: - r -
SUP Csrh Soda True Turf on
Indigo, tvauAnted) Horse Powders
CastoT Oh Water Pearls
Rps salts y Bourbon Perfume
spt. Turpsntlne Ayers Cherry P~efoTaI
Alum Railways Relief
Cream Tartar Sands SarsapaTiiiA
kNt LoggCod do
HalI's
sulphur Rheumatic uniment
MAddeT a,
Blussfune Arrtr
Colonel Iitir's White Oh
Cauphor kss Jamaica Ginger
CoTreras Cod Liver OIL
Pepper Qunine
Gins-r WooI's Hair Re-,or.r
Ali~pice Mr. Aliens 80
Nufnegs Lyons kathairuu
Mace Barry Trieoph-rcs
tlosrs Matches, all kinds
Cinnamon Nsfmfugss, 10
Mustard bakrr's Btters
Putty Appetizer
Mh.te Lad shaving soaps
Red Lead do
lInseed oil Pills, all kinds
Iann-rs OF Havana Cigars
Machine on smoking Tobacco
Narnfsh Chewing Tobacco
Concentrated I've tsrre vafiftv.
nBANDIES WINES
large variety of fancy rnoj.. TgOTH BRtsEs HAIR BRsIIys
toNfS. &c. &c. 90 which We call attention 81,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

70 consIdeFed month
tween the parties. -
An advertisement not marked num-
Der OF insertions w be continued until ordered
exactel accordingly
80 KnluAE ADuERrt-ExKsrsTo ,niIng
onthe partoi the Annual Advertisers proper
that their privileges only Real
fAs Legal and all ether Advertisements by them
additional charge, and vvriailon
Real Estate and General
Inserted by the but to be charged
TO sarh discounts shall be upon
80 Booksellers aud yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege Of change, shall not
yearly average. In week than
n upon as the standing rule under the aud all
ding such amount to be charged the usual
Advertisements inserted the at
Of lines less for the
square for each continuance. " weekly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
LIZ E:;PooL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL. &IO.OOO.OOOI

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,9b0,OOOl
INVESTED IN THE UNITED sTATis OVER ss0oOOol
An Di'scts PsrsoH"iy RsoasiRe tr ne EagdgoHsHt et
hs Company.
NE respectfully ask attention security the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company ts policy holders
large cash capital aud investments stated above
The large capital and iacorr Company
hna convenient 90 parties requiring ofinsurance
Ia ,ian to Nc ordinary mode % Insurance ti, Comp,ny
sl-s sPERNiNESYPOLftVhSo the payment Of TEN 1NST-
Al EREnItNS Property Is hrucrforth, PERlfd NENTLy
JESbRhD The Policy can he cancelled time, and the
MUM will he returned less per
This Company viii make Tre
and most liberal priurple
Cndrr hs Policies o tbs Company AL claims paid pre-
sentaun ~ aiiacioy proof ~ loss without
ton yr teret; and not usual preenia
ton % proof. WOHTIiAM A WYATT Agents.
mhit 100 Main fr Inors ab 0ve t'osto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

GEEn WHEAT -uo1gtton early White Wheat price ~
ssis 'im HtCoN n,sEERvut.
CtITINEss MOSQUITO TAPEus.--Thsse Tapers
" made from preparation lour % she Cncf and
vhen burned rse on pheasant ocur perfectly hsrmieas 70 he
family. extremely repnve % NE mosquito. nuch
hat They Wv Immediately aparinent nat pevaded
~ The fumes fu directions shc packafe Frsse
W MEADG 4 hAkER, Phsrmaceuilts,
go 80 Nsln a., above Pos,-omee
TnAvELtNe sltAwLs.,- ssesiysd " steamer, l..E'
choice stock on 0enimenf nskvls ~ vhch nft q
teutiop, lts0 EErN, pALpwR WILLIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
MATCnRS. JEMELRY. ANN SILYER-MlnE

NNTE have In sroRE, and odrr wHnEslLr RFrAn
w SOUIHERNdND WESTERN MERCHANTS. ~ stA.
The rtuNrr CAsu PcE large aud choice stock of
wttch-s Jcwcirv. silver Ware every variety aud
style Diamond Work and other Jcwrlry made ~
20 Az g0Sis guaranteed 70 be a. Represented.
" R-Parcuiar attention given Resrriuy Watches and
JsrsfrU STAUFFFR HARLEY,
Jy9G-sm No ga Market street south side Fhliadepha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
GTOnAGR wANIRD.-uavios M.

StOHAGE WAN ED.-uavinr madc q large addition
- tomy WHeousr, The Dock,
i50h barrels heavy and urh Produce
fe received from and delivered boats
. anV expense. A a LFF
~ have excellent place dsup vhcat per
son, having such 70 store WI % well 20 give me call
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21
1859. FALL TRADE. Is
w. PETE r SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRVGcIST
1859.

100 VAIN STEFET, IORNkR lgIH,
RiCutnSD, Va,
INVITES Merchants wholesale buyers TO an exauinap
hi large and complete DTus Paints Os Patent NJ.
cnes, window Glass Dyestus Superior Indigo brushes Per
fugey Col9Enes Ae Ac comprising AZ ar;iee usually Kept
a tr-t class nrnr louse
Merchant. vii consult their Interests by examining his stock
tet,rc purchasing
Pre low and all articles warranted of,he best quality and
satisfactory.
-Oier solicited and promptly faithful aiiesded to-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

NOIICE.-To the PubfIc.-The subscriber IN
y taks his mrihod of returning his thanks 10 the kkA
public for their Uhers patronage extended % him:
% Inform them that he better prepared this furnish
M kinds Of supLiY than he has heretofore heen pices
fh cannot fail 90 please Having the in
pioy and giving my whole attention business enables me 10
manufacture such work be
daraety As motto L. Quick sales snd prO6s you
sl nnd u % interest TO give Main "a
mehmoad Va All orders promptly attended
snii-du pF GRooNa
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS, of approved brands
~ Tor sale a. MEADE BAHfR'S Prescription store.
-eN isG Main 81. above Pust-0mce.
" EKY sUPERIOR OLD JAVA COPFRS and
Preiisst Ncu Orleans and Porto Rico ne
the city, for sale BY AUSTIN T. MOORE,
SEQ Agent.
~, ~ bs0a, puIe hrh nsyoryd Rum sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-21

CLOTHING.
SELLING OUT. SELLING OUT.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
~ D. KEELING Dealer IN Genis' Youths Ready made
II. Clothing Furnishing Goods aft- this date
sell his entire stock OF spring and summer Goods price
Therefore call At Nc. 2G, Main
cool, fashionable aud tasty suit term
Cloths, Cam~rrs and Nesngs always he
oTlrt. and ~arrsnied Ia o. sus-dIm
rNO THE PUHLuC.-in consequence Of unpreerJrnt.
ell Of "Our Model shut"
ents, (which heretofore Impossible,
demand la New York; di,y supply this pn
" t on manu. inrNcry variety % style and quality, that
ose sendg ofd@r viii noS have them niled regularly
iespaich As the sole Richmonh
We would respectfully call the attention those
seen oar Mnielto examination they
80 that " l. the hes 'sdf and flaf dtbe
Tor sale We also prepared etena
short notice reduced triee we have on
hand large and dcfabe stock GENTLFNS
GOODS which embraces eveythng l. the business
and which will be offered at greatly reduced prices
=. sTURrENANT 4 MAGwIRE,
aHsu No ~ Wan street, Richmond Va
RUY YOUR CLOTHING FROm
Marseiles Linen Goats, ~
Pants and Vests,
Just received a fTe-h supply 81
ShIrt., Collars, Ties, Gloves, Socks
and every description Of underwear.
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NEW CLOTHING
~ Marsellss suit.
Satin DuChieu Coats
Grass Linen do
Alpaca
linen over Sacks
Just received Sad for sale cheap nv
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