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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

ID ESPECrFuLlI ~prr.rui. thr uaisr.ign.
rl. nh,istiats of wn,i.pek, froAiin
Phntltla col >inlrr ihit ihs 'p,i l'ups traV.
sIlel fl,n sal fsr,hn rlirttt,pr ihnryh >um'
..r. 10, Jphr T. ca ib,urn.. q Bi'khsli. - ~.
t~psi, hillt .ni rirriit.ns, 81 thtt - leo II
.iii ri,l q lprtupt 90. ar hf n,i' wi'r1 s'nld
H.. L,rlati 10 ,fr i,irct; ani thd pI'iic cpaVen-
,ra-r ant n---s.it, rrIur- tn l,r,iiyt 90 "a
{, rt,I. commenting 1a the ,utIs reed at ur n-ar
th- Is~iItg.h lIs' pi ~untfl NU'.irr ~ saii
San,-s. there d,,n ths We hr,reh ul tsrnly.
n- f,y-r. ip . .,i,h--,.trfi, I,r-'trpn, b, Bsaji.
mia r,ll'. hlus.. 90 ihs m'st ir'ih.r place, 10
the t,Wrr.,i IT or near sh-re AL Head. rbal
int-F.srt. tlf mtin wti.
Wh,r.f,,r ,pif p-titi,r--s t-'irr thai arsr
no.. 10, .saliag.h,l. ,puf h,a,r,Il- bI,ui siN
I.a,,- a,t r.f,bt.h c,urty rnti 90 tn r'n'-
,h,,. ,n lir,r-l, act il.p q .r,'tha' - mt'h ot
th- ull .arr, r,,i .. lies brts - The hnuse ~
Juha Y Chtib irrp at ttr rttfry rSti lrting
ICON Fuaslu pAir,tnn o. ftis. AL asa
dee, hpt,i vii ~yrr p.iN.
W,nI,tpcA ~.p'rnb-, ~ lsGD.
OLIVER x DBJiN, al = others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
THOMAS u. BROWN, Judge.
Dawn Ks,pr. Register.

O,roHp, ~ i-Ai Coar II Probate held AZ
pihsed, wiihin and for the Coon,y ~ Oslo,d,
90 the issllh diyoi Sepis'al-r. 4. -. 1850.
w veil aai iesta,aeat % Asa S,vefy Late %
DrShed 10 sa.d C'-'niy. deceased. haViag pre-.
seated biz private aocounl and first aocouat ~ adj
pini-'riion u the estate u aid decreased fof al
los sncei
Ordered. that the said executor give notice 10
III persoas interested ly causing copy ofihis
order 10 H. publi,hed three se-k. soecss.i,sly ~
The Osford Democrat. p'blio sss.pspsi pria.
tel al Paris, that ihey may appear alta Probate
e. uu 10 H. held al Pari. w said Couaiy on the
third Tussdsy of October next. sad shos cause 4
aay they have. shy the same should not h. al.
owrl.
THOMAS u. BROWN. Jsdss.
A true eopy--sttest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

O,ToEu. -: A. q Court II Probate hell az
I.ihsl. within at frthr CouuN 81 oNl1ri, On
the si-,su.n "a, II Sspi.tnbst 4 u. iss0.
M ih. t-titip7 n rIiEBE " u. 1WIrClI.
" I'LL, wit,s oi AinIn TVYi,hsi. late Il
llsihs' in .aii county. DECEASED, pny,ag or an
,lnva'sr urt Il the PEI. all estate Of her late
hu.l1nI,
Ofiv,f .h,i the aid petitioner gi's no'i-- 20
20 - ..i. interested, D., csutiHs copy o. 'lis
,.ul-, tI ~ puili.h-l three v'-As suscessissy ~
h- Osiprt Drp"srt puotsd II Pans. that hey
1000, arp..,r ~ Probate Court a. be- held a. "a.
10. ,p p.I CuIay. on Oh" third To-day u de.
'ul ...,t. IT at- ~ ihr clpek 10 .hs irrnn 3D..
t0 .ire r,a... II au, ihry have, ~hy th' 'a'a
.h.riI npt b. granted
THOMAS ~. BROWN. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
THOMAS u. pRowN. Jsdss.
DAVID K,.rr. Register.

ONToEp, ss'-Na Cont oiPsoll,is hsli at Dis.
6eld, ~iih'a aai zoe The County ~ ONfasd. on
the issl h IA, II Sepi~m''er, A. ID. ls6D.
IONAs EUSTiS, sNrct'tpT 81 the last will
i and isstamsRt 30 C,put- Ea.i.. late II DIV
FELL IN said Iouniy, d~csa.ed, having presented
hs hfst account Il administration ~ the estate 4
saiJ deoea.sd r.. slowsnce'
OrdOsd, That the ..id sSssui'f give noiics To
,li person. interested b, causing copy ~ nj.
order H. l.. publishsd three ~s,k. .ucrsssissy 10
the OsE,fd Democrat priatsd AZ Paf,', that they
NAV app.ar AZ q Probate Court 10 h. held ~ Par
10. 10 sli C"uniy. On the 81 Tuesday II Oct.
neat ~ 10 ~ the clock ~ the loftnOso. snd 'hs~
caus. ,faay they have, Why the sane 'bouh not
b. allowrd.
THOMAS n DROWN. LSs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
SAMUEL u FOSS lt, u forburs.

SNNUEL u FO@@ Ills u F0rhnFs.
~ .,ii Curli, J-.-,.cd. b., giving bond q. The
law directs. a. 'hruiIrc requests all psrsuns
Who ,ts loo lrbtrl Goo che rs.atr of aid decreased,
10 iaasr ttn.nrir,tr piNurut; anil those sh"haTc
100, ,riu tni. thereon, g. sNA,b,t the -amr o.
~sIt.I!.iS6b NDliI -. PARKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
THOMAS u. BROWN. JuIgc.


'riIC .uh.rf,lcr h.rsb, !I'e. petite pniic' thst
] he ~ h.rp i,ly 'prniuisibl The linno'ah.s
Julgc ~ Pr,htie f,r he Ipaii, ~ oNHul. aai
,..unrL the tfust uf Nlninist,aior Of the estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
THOMAS n. BROWN Jads-.

4 trpc copy-aur't.
Dawn Kx.FF Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

Pencil sketch. -" Evening Prayer" in
she'll wroush, frame, by lilly o. SWii, !
Cone frame, by Mrs. Torrey colored cray.
on, q" scene Of the River Seine" by Maria
d. Cloush; Bronze painting, an Oriental
Scene. by sane. Ornamental painting,
neatly executed, " Simplicity" by I. II.
Bartlett Collection OF Plain Photographs
very sood-by d. 5. Mitchell, Bethel.
The Photograph Of the Bethel physicians,
including Drs. Grover, Mason, Farming.
TwItehell. Wiley and Barker, made foe
display. The photograph Of the late Hon.
WIN. Frye, enlarged from Daguerreotyps,
was readily recognized by those who were
acquainted with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

But few cutrics. Chec-s by Mrs Francis
Barker. and Mr.. John Ncclham. Nice
az oi butter By Mrs. i. Burnham fail Do
NJ. J Necdham %. in boxes Miss Ellen
Brown.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
POLL U JON. ,
Col. a C Hazard

This n,tri,,i, ,,.l .:
is we are Glad to ln.rn ','' S'"''o''l',''
-. nu, nr H., n,I,', y" N"''' our cry
cratic Convcn,;nm ~ ", ~, I'''o,''' , l'Fnio-
2.3d inst He * tho f,rnd,n 0'i ,"V
Of the urcnt II,z,r,l pn,vIor In M pt,"!'' 'o'"'
Compnny, at IlnxnrIyIIo Cnnrmn",". "',TS, m
WAS formerly am old Lima WI ~,
battling mantulv in thn ~ wv"
and the Union. We conv f.on, ~ '''oN','NS
pondcncc OF the New york T;,,I. ,,,l,.i ,'lN.' =,
iIaMrdyille. 23d ult mo cLl",,;,, N''".; u'''t
Col. Hazard and rrnn,t nf :, .,,no,%9 ""''Io "
him, at recent public mrntimo ~ tha, t' - ~
hge- Cou,icr.
Having no PRESSING cnr,ao,,o,t
among the :. biz Gun, .? Of tLn n,,I;,;oI ,a'
prign was induced to visit this cntnrmr;.;m', ,',
village to see how the Dnmorr,cv ic q u.;.I
ing in the rural districts. This rs mnst IF
yoar readers are probably aware is thn ,,,.,t
centre of the powder r,nnr,cto,.y ~ ,h, H.,
ard Pow l4r Conplny, which owns a tract
mile and !; half san ,rn and ms ~ ,Ln ,,,,.,'
of Il few years, bailt up considerable Of n vii,
large. Nearly all the m,ic ;,,h.I,;,,n,'
employed in the powder works. The works.
consist of about ninety buildinys 50 c,,,oroJ
along the valley of the Sconti, R;Ynr w.
crpital invested is about S7,jD VD,, and ,j,m,
81 ,0JO,oOJ worth Of nowd., i ,|u '""u,
annually supplying the world with ono Of tl,.
main sncws ol war.
Col. Hazard, the founder of tho ,v,,l.s ,a
after wAa.n ,he place is named has boom TmD rro
qucutly rendered political nr,trrm.m, ~ ,l,,
old Henry Clay Wnig p,rry and IN L;l l'tnr
faith the Democratic; and even IN tI,;s n,n
vass has declined the profcrcd Lonnr nf
nomination, which would be cnuiv,lnnt to a.,
~ 4,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
Sci SO TSD lP0g1rH v
Vlllapa Gnssin


On, could there in the world be Cound
Some h'tIc spot Of happy ground
Where village pleasures might ro round
). Without the village tnttline:
iipw doubiy hlcst that spot wonld be
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from the bittrrniscry
Oh gosSips endless pra;tlug.
such spot were really known.
aAmc Peace might claim it as her own,
And IN il she might fix her home
For ever and for ever;
There, like queen. mieht reign and live
While every one would soon forgive
me niue sights they might receive,
And he offended never.
lis mischief makers that remove
tar from our hearts the warmth Of love.
And lead MS all to disnpprovc
What gives another pleasure:
uncy seem to take ones part bnt when
They've heard our cares unkindlv. thcn
They soon retail them all AGAIN
Mix'd up wi,lIpo;sonous measure.
:tni then, they've such a cunning way
~ telling ill-mcant tales;
bon't mention it pray:
would moi tell another:
''''S'.' !" your nclghhorS then they 70
Narraiing everything they know.
And break the peace Of high and low
Wife, husband. friend. and brother
on that the mischief making crew
We're all reduced to one or two.
Amt they were painted rcd or blue
~, mat every one might know them;
ihcn would our villagers forget,
10 rage and quarrel, fumc and fret
And falling into angry pct.
with things so much below them.
For. It's n sad degrading part
TO make ann;hcrs bosom smart
And pl"ut dagger in the heart
We ought to love and cherish;
Then let us ever more he found
In quicincSs with all around
Ana friendship. JOY. and peace abound
And angry feelings perish.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21

this cnun,r ,h.,t H.. ,'",o y, '"'"SS existing III
n. s, poli,ic,l r,n,n.;,,,s D0'?'c oN'S'Io III
been mynlrd G,r M;oh ',I' ', interest" nave
co,tnrl.l rl. ""'" P''''cS nave
,crowinn ,nrr,,T,ir'r r;'a' '''' PV'ce o' ''S
;rct Of lisrnS.inm -, ,I l''" Oco' ''c SUP
turontrm mi ,rn 'i',oo Hye,' 10 nave h'Hn
OLE ,dna ,,i',,i 'O.,' ''H"GVu TO F." NlI-
and mnrn Mo S,'', pe SfGt'F
have = (,nvrrnnrn, ln ~ S',''' VIC
established hv rc,j,;o,..r ''r'' L'',S mon,
that Constitution Win W.,.Iy;, S''','
and its urcyt nrincinlns NO "V ".';,'t. S,S''I"'
shall we DESTROY rhrsn ,,r,.,t '',o;'," ;nto., Or
make us hapuy nroSnr,nny ,nl r, "'',I'
greatest Rcpubjican nI,,;nn ,n @'r,L W W.i ,,V
gentlemen. This and His ,I,nn l. H., "|
ton. We find thn Dnmn.,.,,;N " ''' I"'s
moment opnusino .I;I P'''' az U''S
in view bui tLn d.t,,r,,; - w. ''J'''
ment. 1t seems to h,yn mo- ,l,;',,
but the severance Of tbn ,rC S;,I, y" ,'"
together MS ono n,t;n, IL, ,, i.. "'',% -, -,
has come over thr mro,In-N ,rnn %''"" W", %"''
land, whore ihcr,, u., I,.,, ',l
of the cradle in which !,
seems 10 mo tb,t ,In ,,n,,,I, I,,
ranged upon the suL;rrt nf l.,,.,,....
have lost siuht of cynrytI,;u,,,,!. ,i'' ''''
I idea of this ncoro ourst;nn Th;oh :, -I,,
question now before thr r,uu,r,.
This state of tbinus b,d Il. r,.;,, ,,.
years AGO The Rcnublic,n r..,,,.!-.t.,'I'
i, this moment where (,mrisun .',d ,no |,.,v,,, :,
/ Abolitionists commenced p,bi, t,.,,;,,,,,
/ Wendell phiIlips arn thc, vr, .'n, ,',I;'
YOU now that the ConStitn,;,n Is. ..l.,,
with hcll;" thar Won ,ust do ,yi,I,,I,. rt,,,,I
/ IS and the Bible and nv,r,,l;,,. ,,
trampIcd under foot to carrv out thcir rncn
liar views. The wholr cr.ry,,. T. h,
! land have brouoh, thu, subirr.t nm; j., H., III
pit, and through the r,,;,;c,t;nn. nf ,,i,,,
this subject of slavery has boon nrnsn,',,J ,,'} y
the passions and prciuliccs and fccIi,,,. or ra,
| people have been aunnolcd I, u,,,;I 49,, l,,,
come to the conclusion th.,t ,Ior, :, ,l,l,;,,.
so much at stake as this siuoI. ,In.t;o,,
| Why if we could free All tLn ,o,rr,s -, ,l.a
United Stntos to-day. we could n,,t n,ni,t :,
greater injury upon them, o., y orc,,cr c,,r..
upon ourselves Suppose tbrv wrrc n,,In
free, aud 3UU 900 OF thcm distrjlntcl ,rrn,,.,I,
cut these New ENGLAND Statps rLny vn,,I3
be going from house to house bcun;,,,, ~. =.
working, coming into counr,;,inn viii No
white labor Would our condition bc hn,tcr ,
No, gentlemen, the aYgumcnt is lnIlac;o,s
1t is tHllacious | do not wish ,o co,y;d,r;.
say gentlemen. we Norlhcrnors L.,n c.,,
red this matter Of slavery to such nm rv,cnt
that we are alternating ourselves from onr
| brethren mt the South. and tcachno ,lcn, :,
hate MS. Our business is ,oipu fr1nn ne
| What bias caused the idlcness of twenty thouv.
and mechanics in Mlassnchns,tt, and Nnu,
Hampshire? 1t is the Withdrawal Of ,hr
market of the South from those States
! The Boston merchants have their Sims lv-
ing rottng at their docks, and they have 10
l..,,, ! Il Al.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
PlcNENs COURT HOUSE, S, c. SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1860

speech, when hc attempted to back down lrnm
all the positions he had previously taken
Now, hH says he only me mt To- prevent slavery
going into the Territories He means TO ere.
ate cvII war and to diStub the peace of the
country If lie c ncmry out his NC .>urcS. The
john Brown affair at Harper Ferry WAS but
the legitimate result of his doctrines. No.
gentlemen. HIS Union YVES made lur a hioh-
en- noblcr and oiticr purpose. We are ON
tHe eve oi very Important election The
eyes oi the whole country are upon Connect.
cut IN tins cnmpagn, anNiou,ly awaitiuy the
result OF our elections. Cor we arc the only one
OF the New Euglnnd States witch there is any
hope OF carrying tor the National Democratic
prnciprS There is 10 national party but
lhr Ncmocrtic party. Our couotry is look
ing 1T us with interest. and PRAYING for our
trunph'nt success. Let US here in Connect.
icut do our duty to our whole country. OF
WiIirh w" are 50 prominent part Let us do
our duty IN our coming contest, and You may
rest assured we can caryy this State We
VIII rut window in this darl; lmutcm of Ab-
ol'''onlSn that will I:.y it open to the nSpec-
'''o 1' t"c Wnoir anon. APPLAUSE W hat
do these Republicans talk about. Ngocr.
l'@Ser, n, "t2ger mg2cr n@gcr. all the timc,
Im'%hter,i and assure YOU upon my honor
as man, that | know no place ON the f,cc Of
God earth where negro is hold i'm such
low rrputr he is in these New Englapd
States True. Were | to employ nceros
IN my factories you would quit Nowhere is
the negro recognized as equal to the white
never, no never was, and never will be as lone
as we live
\ IolcE.-They arc too uruch shaped like
a monkey
SECOND EoICt-Drr my .,l l;.t,,,, T., ~ ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
VOL. XI. NO. SO,

huhDer OF 'Le 'Scd3}/, and monthly mcdi-
cal work publiShcd in New York hv DR.
Dixon, the following interesting article
upon The Influence Of the mothers imag.
nation on the unborn child. We copy it
"'th The SINGLE remark that the Sco1G, as
decree OF ability and practical knowlcdpe cf
medical science i" Mr.. A., Of the northern
part OF this state, married somc forty wears
sncc lady of an adjoining state. Pccunarv
circumstances, ut the time of the marrinyc.
rendered offspring undesirable Within a
year however, 1t became evident to the wife
that thrlr wishes were no longer to be real
i%eu ON expressing this belief to her husband
She was, at the moment quiet shocked at
the dissatisfaction With which he received il
Taking his hat shortly attcrward he left tho
house, and was absent for near am bour =
II was distressed on his return 10 find h;s
wife IN tears, He assured her Immediately,
ior they were dcvotcdly attached, that he
was r"lpIced to learn me probable realization
OF hcr announcements that he was now sot.
i$nrd with the condition of his pccuniary
",iHlis, and convinced Of their stabili,v,-
ne wIie dried bcr tears but soon express.
ed her conviction that in some way. her ex.
pertcd offspring would suffer from her ooi.
tat'en The husband cndcavorcd 10 rcnnve
heI "PPrenenSionS by gentle and aleclionate
rIdicule But her fears continued ST ;ntcr.
vaiS during her curly month and aradmollv
inrrrased as CESSATION advanced The re-
het oi the parties was great at the huh of
he"itly and well formed boy No neculi.
a,ty ot conduct in the child was observed
',Ii several months had elapsed and then
th"lr fears were renewed by its extreme mn
"l'iih%n"Ss to approach the father Tbj.
gradually increased until its djssatisf,ct;on
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21

F@RMNG FOR YoUNG MnN.-If vonno
man wants to engage in business thai will
insure him IN middle life, the greatest amount
pf leisure time, there is nothing more smre
'man farming. If he has an independent turn
ol m"d, let him be farmer. If he wants
70 engage IN healthy occupation, let him tin
me land In short, if ne would be indcncn.
oe'it let hIm geta spotof oartl. Keep With.
~ ms means to shuu the lawyers be honest
10 nave clear conscience; improve the soil
so as to leave the world better than he found
u "d Ihen if he c1nnot I've happily and
die content, there is no hope for bin.
KAT does single rose on Idy's foro.
neau indicate 1t probably means that If
N'"Soo IL must be "under the rose"
y. .NHAT goes most against farmers a;nY
His rcoping- machine. =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21

!" LOOK out for paint" as the girl sad
when fellow went to kiss her.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16
REMOVED.

~ A RARGAMIN Jk have removed b their New store,
AU. Nd 2T Man street, doors above their od stand
E1r thsy have Increased their ias r doing ali kinds Of
vorS their such puiag description o Water
Exurcs yirauts Water Closets Baths, Boilers Cooking Ranges
Punps. hydraulic Rams, &o Putting pp Portable Gas Works,
utflng buildings With gGs pipes and h1turcA
% tn Eork, kooing, &C. hcAlns ouulngs Viz nov
They take his occasion 20 STATE hat tly
nave ne @ Hot Furnace this Any other country which
thsy vii put up and warrant 70 give sAusfactlsn-
Aargc of plain and fancy TN ware and 6ras ana
Isaiers aiEayB hand. aull-H
COMPREHENSIVE NO rICE.
HAVE is day associated with In thr Commission, Grocery
and liquor business W. l. slater The business vii be con
5sst.d IN ths name of J. " NIPE co J. W. NiPE
No 80 Main Street
tbs opportunity return sincere thanks % ny
cn cr liberal share o. patronage during The last ihree
yeart their continued fayor
W. NIPE.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

GRAIN CRADLES, GRAIN CRADLES
" Oosbyb Wood Brace
eaunders'
Grants Wire I"
Grants Southern Pattern
Brown co.s""
Co.tons
Ao Glover aad Grass Soy hes complete wood and Iron snat
Cleaners Rakes barley and wheat Forks wood ne FOR
mA29 VIM PALMER, SON co.
WHITE SULPHUK wAEEK.- Saratoga Congress
w spng) WAtar Rockbrdge Alum Water Alum and Iodine
Water, bottled at the Springs, and for sale at
MEADE BAKERS Drug Store,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

TTVHE SUBSCRIBER. a. Agent. viii open about the I
Il he store nov occupied By n. C. Barton, No. 100
eulre new atock %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

PRICES REDUCED.
INDING DRESS and FANCY GOODS rather
too heavy, shall this date, reduce the prices fol-
lows Say
Handsome FrenehPrnted Bereges, rs
Very pretty small hgure, half Mourning do, rs
Super French 0rgandes, IS
Do. do Jacoaets 25
Super ChiniE Pattern 0Tgandes, 20
Fancy Dress silks, all haashs tas Spring at unusually
low prices
Grey pFe.s Goods, all qualities at cost
SE Lace, Poplln and other Mantles reduced prices
French Work Sstts Collars and Sleeves and pretty
Our stock Of Staple Goods good has during
Determined to reduce the shall offer the Goods at
Low PRICES lsl9 CHILEs A CHENERY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

DORINSON & ROBERTS, Corner Cary and l3sh Sta.
III oaer,f,r sale the following articles
100 tons NJ. 4 Peruvian Guano,
American
50 ZINE and Coarse BonsDuI-
100 bbla Superior Hour
800 Extra superene.do.,
do,
lu0 Fine do.
81 Crcss Mddiings Do,
81 eases G. O. LcoHce PA.ie,
CS DO. do,
Z5 do do,
500a bI prime Cum Arabic,
1000 a" Angastura Tonqua Pean1,
60 Para do d.,
30 boxes besi brands Olive OF,
100 Black Peas,
90 Clover seed.
So Prince EdWsrd Island Oats,
Is PuyrriE-d Charcoal
Agents The Manhattan Oh Company oder Ma1ons
som snd other SALE the Companyb prices, and
F'..s ~ ROBINSON ROBERTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16
SPRING AND SUmmER CLOrMING,
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Incre as ed Fa cilit :.
TIyHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing IN the -
,ty Richmond twenty years, and has az this 81
nom > 90 100 hands u his employment, and will In ~
month t~o make large additions to that mum III
Having she story his store especially for manu-
featuring purposes he Is determined make article In the
clothing line Tat shall compare In every respect with clothing
Northern cities, aad he asks the patronage OF his old
friends and the public generally yisv Of the fact that he Is CIV
employment midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who t otherwise surr for the necessares o.
life lie has the best of CATERS and materials not 70 be
"a by house IN the county
Maryland, Virginia. Caroinas and Georgia Cassimeres and
rEec Of an grades and colo Strictly southern Manufacur
House al shall be satisfied by personal Inspection Of not
What De intends dobut what he has been doing for past
T. b SPENCE Clothler and Tailor,
a-l Echrnnnl
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D JiS' lac D DAvE'Posr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

DUTT sR.-25 tubs Fresh Orange County Butter first
ID rate article, ust received
10 half Chest Green and Black Teas
$50 Va Cured, TOdis and Queen Citv Hams,fo
sale by &. ROBERTS0N,
je9O Next TO Corner Governor AID Franklin Street.
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made large addition % our shop. the sousAsr,
trade will sell at the Northern pees Of 1850 We have
aver 100 different designs of Plain and Ornamental
Serandas, baisoni ., Porch Pieces, window
Guards, 4e 4c Vani and Cellar Doors sash Shutter,
and general Matchmaking and sshlng done With neatne and
se..-eI.
By an ordinary mechanic. " irs5-ue
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WE ust received large and superior asortnept
w Miles and Shoes both Patent Leather aud Gall
sn Ityou wish something m preg and reAr Comfortably
cali and get A par AT PUTNEY A WATTS.
Iyi2 No 1lS Main st. RcAuo1d. Va
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II Exp COOL !--The celebrated unexeelled "CHALLENGE
N REFRIGERATOR side Vsniator Water Coolers, var
pAiters Ice Pitchers all sizes and patterns Mas
mlnute Ice Cream freeEers aud variety OF
other kinds, for sale At reduced prices. ~
call particular attention 70 the justly celebrated CHAl
LENGE REFRIGERATION, tdenE Il the best article ever Of
rsd for sa4 place. and therefore recommend with CONF
dsee Another supply just received few only Of which un
enred Of The above requested TO call and
G. 4 A. BARGAMIN, ia,
ras-U 2iT Main So. Richmond, Va.