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nRRis TOOTH NAsH..Prepared from the org
al recipe only 10y Daniel Goddard, Ne. ., Gold a.

tnRRis TOOTH WAsH--Prepared from the uxe
~ al recipe, only 10y Daniel Goddard, No s, Cold "a.
New York.
the orIis Tooth Wash is purely a vegetai lie prepans
possessing the properties of cleansing the teeth and
restoring the healthy state, and preventing
pleasant taste odoug the mouth whether arising
aecayed teeth, from deanged OF the stomach
.'ouud teeth and white eeth the valuable 70
poor humanity but how many neglect tho atlsns
their lion, surrounded
means needed. Among these know o morn ps.
and eiiectuol than the orrs Doth WASH eese~
and whitens the teeth, strengthens Inc gums pur,hs
mouth and soeetens the breath. We recommend lis u~
. ALL Young and d.''--lIoston Post
1.-The Drris Tooth " ash is Inc best doergent st
used ON our enamel''-ijostoa i ianscrpt
To the fubiic.-ihe concurrent testimony tho md
every part the unon, is united of O.4
footh " ash.
From Dr. Eleazcr Parnley, Dcniisi.-..f have used
'Ofris Tooth Nash and having been made acquainted
various articles Of which i, composed, feel 1
sure IN recommending agreeable, wholesome, al
tuul wash Tor iie modtit
ELEAZER rARMLEY j
No IL, Park Place, n. Y, January, 1895"
From ~ Dodge. manufactured Imitation Incofrups@
Teeth, and Surgeon Dentist, New iork-..G:eatmss-f
consider your Orrls Tooth Wash tbs best srs
keep itconstanty hand Tor The OF my patens3as
send supply. (Ntshea) N DODsE
la Canal sisoet, New i ok, July Is, 1877
Recommendations have been 81. from the FOLDS
from =, Nj. Meeks vi D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
J. ii. Hams, Surgeon Dentist, Nashville, Teaa
J l.. lgget, do. do
Dr. :. a. Shur,Ief, Boston.
g John Randall, NJ D., do
Waiter banning. NJ. d.. do
. i. ". Parsons. Surgeon Dentist, do.
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MORRISON & TYLOR.

On .Nair. betaeen Pearl aud Front streets .Norr,sso
aeo brick building,
HAVE purchased Of REID & ScorT, their entire
stock GOODS, embracing large and general as
! sor,nen, of SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE, consist
part of blue, black, olive, brown, daha, mulberry,
STEEL Grab, and snuff coloed Cloths; black blue, drab,
cable ribbed and Victoria stripe Casmeres and Satnctt
40 in. black gos de Rhine black Italian, super colored
Pou de Sol and figured de Naples Silks, hgd French
Satin; pink. white and blue do; black Mode and
rety of fine Bonnet trimmings, Pongees, French Boba-
zines, plain and figured silk velvet, silk satin
lenca. and Marseies Vesti super olive, brown and
blue Summer Cloth brown and green Prncetta: painted
lawn muslin and cambrick; French and painted Ginghas
tcnch, British, and American prints brown, and
coored musins and variety of cotton Summer Goods
general of fine silk Tuscan, Grecan,
lish bonneis; Genemens boots, shoas and pumps;
Ladies' KID morocco, seal, and prnela shoes slip
Also heavy stock of Groceries, Quesnsware.
Hardware. large portion of these goods but
Gently purchased and selected with great
ke therefore feel confident in assuring public. that
shall be enabled 70 sell them good merchandise and
reasonable terms, any person in the borough
Try JAMES MORRISON,
ELIJAH TYLOR.
9Th 18th, 1888. 32.f
fE3-ro my old customers, would say, that | am well
acquainted with f. Tylor. persons who has an
interest the Store lately sold confidence
his honesty and integrity The other James Morrison.
have particular with, but, from what
acquaintance have, would my old
homes, and puuctual he nephew
to Robert Morrison, of this place DANIEL REID. /
Richmond, August 18th 1888.
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BOOK BINDING.

SUCK EIHIiEss.
THE subscriber is prepared all orders in the
al business with despatch Persons wishing BLAS&
Books made, them ruled pattern by leaving
The best of paper will be used. wished,
executed in style which he persuaded will
appreciation of all who try him.
fan assortment Of BLANK BOOKS will be kept
hand. and OID BOOKS REBOUND Prices moderate.
freFBINnEHY situated N Main street, Ellis p.
Coae's Boot a. Shoe Store.
f. c. YONGE.
Richmond. Tune 1883 2lu
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A PRAYER.

A thou5and miles divide ME from my child
thousand trials keep SILL apart
And ere again her eyes in nina have smiled,
Cold, in the silent grave, may sleep my heart
Or should this fate b. miae-siod the sharp shears
Nip IN from life, and isave thai dearest one
Nulnbsr hsT fondiy, Father! with thy cares,
Spare hrr the many psfils have known.
And, stranger .--,hon Will sacred hold her name
Thol'lt watch kindly DER her, with word
Offondness, that shall soften cen thy blame
Such rs she from hor sire hath heard.
BE thy repTovings gentle. Wrong her no.
With dark ontreaty; but, some young flower,
The very winds 4Sould worship, guardher loi,
Smile ever Oh, aud shield her with thy power.
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Small Farm for sale.

TIE undersigned wishes sell the place which he
resides. adjoining Richmond the side the river.
containing - acres, comfortable house, gooa barn,
and the necessary buildings also good
spring Of failing spring house, &c. Ii
pleasant situation for private residences and will be sold
on accommodating terms
ISAAC BENNETT
Sept !. 1898 3I:u
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INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY:
Chartered January Both, 1887.
Office. No. II, BIake's Building, opposite Brow.
ning,s Hotel, Indiana polls.
JAMES BLAKE. President and Treasurer
CHARLES w. CApY. .Secretaru


THIS Company being fully organized, ready to
receive applications for insurance.
Every person who irsures in this COMPANY becomes q
member il, with all privileges any corp"
ration, and IS Immediately interested III general
ana prosperous condition. The assured the of
making his application for required his
promsory obligation, called Premium mote. without i'll
the of which = determine by the in
per in advance. No farther payment required
being te for which policies issued which times
made euitably all the Sufficient
such losses To building the best class
Of rks, he OF 81 200. The assured would
his for $40. per which paid in advance,
81. and 81 for the Policy would make only Sd for his
first yment. As the Policy for six years. much per
sona trouble and anxiety saved assured in be-
ing required renewals of Inc The
ticottirds of the estimated value OF build
iRgs. and one-hdT of personal property.
The contingency which the assessments cats up
the premium depend. much in favor of the
sufed in this company adverse themin proof OF this
actual results MANY similar institutions be adj
duced. No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
with such adverse stop
which be said OF stock conpa-
Its considered incontrovertbie that insurance this
will safer cheaper and certainly
table. than by other method devised.
Partial losses viii be paid in full not exceeding the
insured.
James w. Green, ESQ of Richmond, is hereby duly
thorised Agent for the Indiana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company By order Board of Directors.
CIIAS W CADY, Seey.
July, Is, 1888. ely.
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q lNM NJ OV AlLo

Is q VI " " ~ No
- e. IREDELL, has removed his Tailoring shop
y. door north of Main Pearl street, where he
tends carry the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its
various branches and being thankful for past
respectfully request continuance of the
n b. He is also for Mr.. divers improved pat tent
shoulder system for cutting garments.
Richmond, Nov 4th 1897. 43tf
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TO the Afflicted.

yuNHE subscriber having accepted the agency which vas
formerly held by James Grover of this place. for vend-
ing MORISON'S CELEBRA Ed ny "EAN hEDi-
has This valuable medicine now for SALE IN Richmond
where those who wish avail themselves OF the great bens
fits 10 derived effects upon the human system IN
rradicatng the numerous OF which flesh is heir
can be furnished all times.
SAMUEL PIERCE.
p;,hropd lime Or 1888 24d
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TERMS or.DvERTIsISe.

One dollar per square for three insef r -
eer.s for each additional insertion Fef -; 81
months 50: for six months 50; or $40
squares SIS 50 per annum; three sjoaics - - -
Merchants, Druggists. and Others, "a N 80 g
will be charged for col1mn of 4voo ems. 1912
for tree-iaur,ns of a column. $50; for nan ssagse
for a quarter OF column. SIS. A deaae' e.sssa u
WILL be made advertisements Lonse' an1 -
tered. Caan-crv notices and petitions - rcssisg -
paid invariably in aavsnre- AdSef's .,<s -
abroad must be aceoa1p aaIed villa a~
f,s publ iraslcn 5y brother Pses's'
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SAaIIvEL.

Riehts of Iai!ors-A suit has been determ.,.-
cd in The Common Pleas, which is of some i.npor
lance to those who wear clothes. Cox g Knock
railors, bring a suit against Il Mr.. Harbeek, for
sos for suit of clothes which were orderd, tried
on and was good fl, but never delivered to
Plaintiff on the ground that he wanted has money
first.
The suit was brought for the work and labour,
and the ilrv rendered verdict for the full amount
This is rather extraordinary. The clothes,
being in possession OF the Tailor, the suit should
have been brought tor amount OF damages, such
as money actually paid for labour, and loss by the
cIotb.s beip~ thrown on his hand; by the YER
diet however, it would appear the Tailor gets
the amount of his bill and the clothes likewise
At all events when you order clothes let them be
for cash or credit, and there can be no mistake
IN. Y. Star.
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Saddle, Birdie, Harness. and Iruuh
ManufactOry.

ME subscribers respectfully inform friends and
the public, that they have commenced the above bust
the house formerly occupied by w X. s Fouke
on Main street, one door east of the Bank, where
keep constantly on hand and make orter all kinds
saddles, Brides, Harness, Collars. Trunks.
Saddle-Bags, Whips,
ard every thing in their line, the manufacturer
They will also keep hand u good assortment, of
Saddiery Hardware. wooden Hames. saddle
Trees. &C. Also..a few Medical saddle.
Bags, of Il superior quality.
(e-GRAIN BACON and other p,od,c. w,,,ed.
g. & E. DUGDALE.
Richmond, August 18th, 1888 % Rms
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following touching and afiectionate lines
from the Knickerbockes are by the popular Amer
lean novelist, w. G. SINGS, Esq.
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sill, from the office Of the Alexandria Ola. }
Intelligencer contained the following account OF
n most outrageous attempt to destroy whole
famiiv.-Balt. Chron.
"a horrible attempt was made to poison the
f,mlv of Mr. Cotton of this Parish on the morn
;,r nj the S3i inst. The white family consisting
of twelve or fourteen persons sat down TO break
fast in perfect health, and immediately afterwards
were seized with etching aud vomiting--several
of the blacks about the house were afflicted IN
the same way. The idea Of poison at once oc-
Cured. and suspicion fell upon old African
man who absconded as the effect of his
ro;son was perceived. He was, however, appre-
handed on the 25th inst. when he made toll con-
fession of the hcllish crime; and stated the poi
son was deposited in the coffee and flour which
were used for breakfast. The miserable wretch
had attempted 10 cut his own throat before he was
opprchended, but the knife proving too dull he
did not succeed. In making confession OF MS
netarious guilt he was summary executed by
several Of the indignant neghbors who happened
10 he present. We are happy to add all the fam
lv have recover cd from the effects of the poison
though some Of them suffered severely from 1t.
ONO IUNAT1c AsYLuN.-The new Asylum
building q, Columbus will he ready for the recep-
ton of patients early in November. DR.. Awl.
Chief Phv stefan to the Institution has returned
from visit to the eastern Asyiuns. and arrange
ments will be made to render orr State institu-
rio, = desirable retreat for Luaaiics The build
;,r the Statesman says, as one of the most spen
did and substantial edifices in the Union The
Charity is a noble one, and does honor State.
Clereldnd Herald.
f..T One of the Siamese twins, MrChnng has
been arrested for assault and battery IN Boston.
His associate brother Mr.. Eng, refuses to be ar
rested with him, and threatens suit Tor false
imprisonment. This is pu2zling case FOR the
lawyers.-N. Y. Star.
Sarcical-not netisn,.-A curious
application of the power Of the Magnet was made
a few DAYS ago, by DIR. Barrow, of jersey City,
who. BY It's aid alone. drew from the foo; OF a pa
tient needle. which had hatiied search for fort
niyht-N. Y. Amer.
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THESE but different notifications ri dIsesss. AZ
ting different organs and limos, arising from the SANE
detected by the diagnosis Eicctro-CslFaSe -
toms and conssq GENTLY cured BY the remedies,
fully demonstrated ty H. H. Sherwood. VI. ID, ~ No
or Electric symptoms OF Chronic diseases, fobnneo
turai of motion ~ animate matter III Snss
plainly shows that every portion OF the human ""!,
gather with every particle OF matter ~ the unsene
animate and inanima,e, ID either IN negative or Po@
state of Electricity. and that every motion 10 produces
the negative and positive action, OF repeating ana A.s
,p forces Of this Electric fluid, by which be eisafp
uonstrates only tie cause OF tbs class oi
aIs the cause of The IectroGalyaaic symptoms 1sn
tive disease can Invariably be detected, and also se W"
ooerandi or reason why Electro agneic feaeos
the M.
Tbev are put % in the form IF pills and fianm-
are IN negative the other 10 positive state Of 70
ritx The Plaster ia applied over that part Oh "N
whe,ce the nerves Distributed 10 the ogaa, "
diseased; and the Pulls taken internally. no -
occurred while using them. but o. the contrary.
not-sang food bc taken IN ali case. wsefs ". -
viii hear il; they produce any disagfeeams
az, tive stomach els, does tie paness -
caert while using them, except STEADY 1mf1.-s
health ana slrength, and in all the symptoms ~ -
the disease These remedies are Away. seeooP-
The amphle, entitled "New Eiectro-Dsrsae yr,.<I
of chronic dissa ses, and their natural, or
remedies BY II. ~. Sherwood, II. d. wairs rs
the laws Of Congress. -
For sale by j. X. DUGDALE. Risinsons be-
~ Pfice $40. a.
August 1ciii. 1885.
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THIDE,S & BARK WASTE RICHARD MooRE
II viii commence the TANNING; business the old
stand of Morrison and Wiggins; where he wishes
chase n quantity of the above articles.
HIDES AND BARK will be received for Leather and
~, account by MORRISON X WIGGINs: and for Saddles
aud other articles. by ID. p. WTGGINs & Sons.
p;rb,o,a Oct 2S. 1887. 42tf
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many-so poorly paid a. publishers ct
nsws7aQers. May pHir0Rs 81 news
papeFs, 0shrrwise wnFlhy Puneinai meh.
Ihiak il not unrighleoaS 10 lellh publisll-
er wait wear sller year far bis dues-and
Al Issl. 4 he is compelled 70 pay. he does
IL With . very bad grace. . NJ. Type
must have his money. must bel Well, n
ne must. he must. Give me . receipt;
and do yoa hesrl stop tie paper-I have
pafronized Ihst establishments six wears
there 10 M such thing ss gratitude N
the world." Another will sell yon ne
aerer subscribed for re paper" The
boy has left IL every morning. IL is true.
and ss IL vas lsll. | did read u oeeasional-
ly-bnl | never ordered Il" There .
another eslass Of patrons Who never sub
scribe Al all, bas are great friends oil Ihe
pager. and ailrays read lin fact this
10 the class Who may be termed your
/" constant readers" 4" Here. Sam. 90
over The way. with my compliments 20
Mr. Tompkins. and ask him for The loan
Of his psper-sad. San. ttll him as be
never reads IL before breakfast. III think
him In Lee John bring IL over here every
morning--ii rs a. excellent psPer-shaI
editor really knows shat he is about
begin TO think Of PafrOnising him nv
SELF" There vet remains 10 be mention
ed, one more class Of Pa1rons-suPPors'
ers should say. for they are The support
and stay Of publishers. This class is CON-
posed Of those Who say" Here. Mr.
Clerk-be SO good as 10 place my name
on your subscription lisi--and SriIe op'
pOsi,e 10 IL. paid in adranee." 10 look
ing over q Inst Of some thousands yes
lerdsy, | saw a hundred or two 81 Ihis
class. If had any golden types. their
names should literally appear in letters
Of gold"
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which IL not taken ont 10 three months, viii
be sent 10 the General Post Office as dead
letters.
A Nancy Jones
anderson Armstrong h
h Andrew Kirkland
Robert Berry Rev. w. ". Kone
a. NJ. BuIlard l.
Mary Ballard Rev, II. C. Leigh
Thomas Burton NJ
Benjamin Browning pI..;.. 81;
'"' Elilaselh M'keFah
Jahn ". MinnIs
Mrs. Isabella Craig and,,wc MurJoek
Tamesea Campbell Ness,. R,b NsCIoorh.
Wm. CrablTee, sen. lIendersan Iacka,n.
Abraham u Crsbtree SBarnabas LASTLY il
Thomas Cate &c John ~
viii; cliossy Riley Neal
william v. Clarke
William Clarke Lofiin X. Pratt
Mary ColiiRs Mark Pickett
Elijah Couch William Poskrum
ID Lorenzn s Robt. Fender
DR.. John z. Davis James n: Patterson
Edward Davis "H'Iam Fa'efsoh
John De Grsffenreid X
Thomas De Graf nreid Cop, land Riley
T. Maj John Ray
Robert l. Edmonds William Roberts
r James Riggs, sen.
Jobn rosss, Joseph ii Russell
Alexander Forrest >
G. State OF North Caroliua
p. Georh Willis Smith
Robert G,issnm John Seerleit, OF some
II connexInn
Alien Huskey
David Heart William Trice, ir.
Archibald w. Homer Abel Thomson
James II. Huhcomb Henry TriCe
jams Hawton n. 3. Thomsa
Elisha Holder Harriet Terance
Alfred hl'DUff Thomson
Bishop Ives Rebecca Taylor
Edwin q. Ioler Bartlett Thomas
] w
Rev WIN s. johnson 2wiIliam II. Woods 3
Hubbard jackson Henderson Woods
Thomas o Jones Frederick Williams
~ Persons calling for any Of Ihe above
letters will please say they are advertised.
TH0S. CLANCY, p. NJ
October o. 39-
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AM R1CAN
Psychological Journal
AND
MISC Ell LANY.

TT is q remarkable fact, that while the con.
- yerts TO the belief that PhIenoloRy is true,
have. within a few years, most astonishlngly
multiplied. there does not exist on the Amer
ran continent O single periodical whose oij"ct
is to advocate It's truths, repel The attacks made
upon il, OF answer the inquiries which even
candid persons are disposed tomake concern
ing il. And this is the more surprising. sInce
the materials already existing and daily aug
tnen.ing, with which 10 enrich such pubiica.
ton, are almost inc xhausuLle.
The science &c medicine has IFS appropriate
media through which to present TO the praies-
sion and TO students all the new facts which
occur, and all the new theories which are ad.
vocated in the various insttutioBs Of medical
science throughout the world; and IL is proper
that il should be 60. The same is true al the
other leading professions, Of law, and Il disi-
nifty. But notwIthsta nding The important bear
ings WHICH pllrenologists know their science TO
have on medicine, and divinity. and law, there
rs no publication through which, a. the appro.
pirate channel, those bearings may pc pointed
out. q is true that some newspapers. aud al
30 one or Two works Of less ephemeral cha
racter, do occasionally admit articles IN fagor
Of chronology: but these do not meet the PR"
sent necessity. A periodical which D. avowed-
ly genealogical one whose pages shall cons'i'
tute permanent depository offacts, and when
shall be open for the oppression 0f opInions and
the record Of principles connected with Those
facts as aO,v needed, and a strong feeling VI
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William, Duke Of Cumberland. gave
promises Of talent that we're never &C.
complished. One day he had given some
offence To his royal mother. and was re-
Insnled To The confinement Of his CHAM
Der. Af.er what the queen thought suffi-
Glen, duration Of his punishment. she sent
for him. He returned in very sullen
humor. "Whai have you been doing''
said the queen. " Reading. /" What
book!" .The New Testament" Every
well. What part" Where it is said.
Woman. Why uoublest thou mel"
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List of Letters,

Remaining in The Post Office al HILLSIDE
rough, n C. on the Let day "f October. isSs,
which IL not taken ont 10 three months. will
be sent 10 the General Post Office as dead
iefNers
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EarthcnWare, China
and Glass.


.y-s. IS .fassa STREET, sFfE h~'
srfAs % sale eomPiste assosimsn o. = eI -
- ana desiEabis ARTICLES - lie Ass's -.
whsch Mn De sod - the e0ansEy naos !.
Ihs Enosf fsE0Eabae terms TIE s.'eA ..s. -
DarshsssEs is respectfully ssl,Esisd. s,la Us
hsPe sf bting sble 10 giss ensiEs saiis'a '''1
10 every parilralaE. a.,
Nem YOEk. guls ~.
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THE LAND OF REST.

a, .TsEis Fals sa& ssk0 Pss@s.'
Tier. 10 q lsaI 81 slAFioss rest.
wh.rs pars aad harry spirits FsFs'
r.,.x,r aaa Tor ever blest.
Th.t.na 81 spOllsss joy and love.
o,,. tAsr. is land sfrsss.
T,,. from e0rrOding grisfana care:
IA storms, 20 dangers there modest.
Mar Sisesra Oaes shall enter there.
Ts. l..a ofrssi-the land OF Joy.
Where qssaehlsss glorss meet and sh'ns'
AsS IL iOr aagsls lie employ.
for all is pleasures are divine
There Is no land Of res. beside
Be-, where is this bIsss region founsi
n is not boand BY ocean tide
lis not upon earthly ground
'T;s where bright angels sweep the Tyre.
And spirits Of the just rePosei
I'll. where the ssrsPh's living fire
With undimiaish'sd srdOr giows.
a,.s, land. ms,hiaks I see thee now,
All sailing in perennial bloom
With rapture IhrOnsd on every brow
And aowsu that breathe divine perfume.
Then hail 10 thee. thou land Of rest,
Aad hail Thy harPs Of hottest strains,
lnd hail those crowns that grace The blsst,
Who rove along thy happy plains.
But Oh. that land Of resi- is far,
AID dark and traekless 10 the road;
let hope. = bright and glorious star.
Points onward 10 the dear abode.
Then what though stormy be the way,
Though wiads and surges beat and roar,
They saly drive from earth away.
And urge to that celestial shore;
And mid the storm that voice 10 blest,
That whispers. "there's Land Of Rest"
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Ezfroct from Dfr, S. Smith. paisdicio-
ry 10 his oubscribers.
"Of MI trades, professions. or callings,
] know Of nome have followed e,ea,
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William Neal, & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
No. "a.

aNUfAH II UtH 1fNtts hAA0tspNAHt V1tA
Of Merchants IiottI.
The only establishment in the city devoted ex
elusively To this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied al ma
" nufactureFs' prices. and their Class in
nrsd from breaksgs 10 aHg pui cf ihs IHiea
uiikoui tElra charge
Those Who may have orders for large G'ass
es, would do ell 20 inform us by letter, PREV
nus 10 their coming on, Of the size u the plate
and the kind Of frame they may want. twhe
lhsr Of Gilt, Mahogany or Marble. that the ar
lnie may be manufactured ,xPn ssly iOr th'
occasion.
Merchants should give their orders for Look
ing Glasses the first iling on their arrival, Il
insure them well put up.
fCJ@ Any editor .f . weekly paper, Who vii
publish this advertisement 10 the amount &C 81
dollars, At his usual rate, shall be duly raid il
Glasses AZ the manufacturers prices. which y
course must be as low ~ they can be bouRh
in the city provided he will send an his bill b,
merchant who will purchase Glasses. val
which we can pack and forward them al GU
risk Of breaksge.
September l. 81