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The native American., 1839-05-18
/, BUTTER MAKING.

N Hlct PROCESS Dl Dutlcf making, as piacllsetl
by John NJ. Weeks, Of Salisbury, Vt. is given in
lie Ia''kee IaFaacr. Mr.. Weeks makes three
qualities of butter; one, lie saws, worth twenty
eight cents, being the pure buuelycons matter,
OF exquisite havor; the second, worth nineteen
cents and the last nine or ten cents, 8 gluey sub
stance, and insipd in taste. Mr.. W heats his
milk, after the animal heat has passed from it,
but to what temperature he does not say, and then
sets lis pHns IN cool running water: and when
cold, they are raised, and tile milk skinned in
six 10 eighteen houys. We guess, for the gentle
man has not Told us. that the first skmning is
tl"da before the milk is put into the running
water, or perhaps before it is heated, and The
last, at the enaoi the eighteen l,orls. The huttel
is sailed and worked WhGn ii comes from the chnrn
worked agaia the mex. day without cold water in
any OF the processes, ard then packed fight IL
Nh5, lines with bags, previously saturated with
3ccs-WaI, ard covered on the top with q clean
PICKLE. The great requisites in making and pre-
+ CRYING good hruer, are:
+ |. That every thing should be cleanly in the
.ghole process.
2. That the milk should he kept at proper
Imperative. say from IS to IS deg, while tht
cam is &grarating.
=. 'Fsat the cream should lie taken of and
armed, before its quality Is impaired.
4 I'h0t ils temperature should be from IS 10
deg. wren put INTO The clurn and lie chun-
" shoula ho moderate and uniform.
5. That salt; Of the best Quality, in sufficient
uantity to suit Tie palate shou!d he Blended with
at the first working, and the buttermlIk COM
ie;cy got ont by tie butter ladIc.
6. That The working Of the butter should be
epcaed at the end of % hours. when tie salt llas
ecome completely dissolved, and al tie liquid
Xwacted-and
T. That il SHOULD be packed without more
ut, 10 make it w@gf, in stone jars, il wooden
ckins or wbs. such rs will not i,nparl to it any
ut or bad iavor--and in such manner us will
italy exclude the atmosphere.
Butter made in this way, will he of fine Aavom
nd il put down and KEEP, in this why, the flavor
III be preserved fer IN alaosl indefinite period
kept in temperature below 20 tjcg. Water,
liked either with tic milk tiDc cream, or the
utter, and especially soft water. adds nothing 10,
At materially abstracts from lis richness Of flavor
&c have no doubt Of tile position assumed by Mr..
'. being correct, that milk skinned Al three
Ncral times, will give three qualities ofbuter--
'a which IS taken OF first being tic richest and
sost valuable. A@
The common remark Of our good butter
omen is. that my butter j. good enough"
nd many think 50, whose butter is very inferior
ut as tie principal object Of the dairy womal.
gain, and rs butter will sell according 10 liz
'trnaic value, every one should seek 10 improve.
not 10 please themselves, TO please their Gus.
om"rs, and not for The sake Of '.ihy lucre" -
"tirafcr.
Direct Kmportetioaa.-- Of our reader.
I'LL prGbahly bn .sfonisbna ~ l.orn thar a. ono,
The native American., 1839-05-18

| Presence Of Mind ofn Lcay.-Gnc evening,
| q party OF those mrderers, who were sent for by
IRohesperre from the frontiers which divide France
from Italy, and who were employed by that arch
fcnd in all the butcheries and massacres of Paris,
entered the peaceful village of La RENE, in
search of Monsieur O.. His LADY saw them
advancing, and, anticipating their errand had Just
come to give her husband intelligence of their APP
proach. who left his chateau by back door, and
secreted himself il the house Of ii neighbor.-
Madame o., with perfect composure, went
out TO meet them, iii most gracious manner
They sternly demanded Monsieur O.; she
informed them that lie had left the country, and,
after engaging them in conversation, she conduct
ed them into her drawng-room, and RECALLED them
with her best wines, and made her servants attend
upon them with unusual Difference and ceremony.
Their appearance was altogether horrible; thew
wore leather aprons, which were sprinkled all
over with blood; they had large horse pistols in
their belts, and dirk and So re By their sides
Their looks were full CT ferocity and they spoke
q harsh, dissonant, patols language Over their.
cups, they talked about the bloody business Of
that day y occupation, in the course Of which thew
drew their dirNs, and wiped from THEN handles
cots Of blood and hair Madame O. sat
with them, undismayed by their irighsul deport-
nient. After drinking several bottles Of cham
FQ.,ne and burgundy, those savages began TO grow
f~ood-tumored, and seemed to be completely ias-
cinated by the ar,abic, and unernbarrassed, and
hospltube behaviour Of their fair la4tIladv AZ
ter crcNsng till midnight, thev pressed her to re-
tre observing that they ha; been received, SO
handsomely, that they were convilced Monsieur
D. had been mlsrcpraseNted. and was no enc
my to the good cause; t!.cy added that they found
the wines excellent auA, aitcr drinking two or
.t ,rr,, i,,,.l Il,
The native American., 1839-05-18

NEW BOOKS,--The Spirit OF the East, or Journa
1Src Travels through Roume during eventful period
BY D'Ufqrart Esq in 2 vols l2ino.
siler,&s Penrudocl or the Hghmnded, by the author
o. 'rrenan, De We're Sc. in. vols.
k'ira, the Naboo'a Wife, tale by Mrs. Monkland,
vols
Conversations Nature and Art, with plates, vol.
Just recsived for sale at GARRETT ANDERSON,
Pennsylvania Avenue, between nth and 18th streets
mar 70. .*...... ...m. s..s..
The native American., 1839-05-18

EDAINTS AND GLASS;
Il Wetheri!i's pure white Lead in oil
English linseed oil
Ground verdgris in assorted tins
Shirts ofturpeniinc
by 10 and 10 by II Western glass, law priced
Washington and Waterford glass, Of assorted size
r., Just received at
mar % TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1839-05-18

Direct Inportatioas.-- Of our reader.
III probably be asonished TO learn that quar-
" OF Eggs. from France, : imported direct.
ere disposed Of in this market, at rate hecs
hat ne " domestic" article commands, and a
riding 4 handsome profit to The importer.
CharScsfon Courier, Nm 3.
The native American., 1839-05-18

Granville Ohio, Sept. TO- 1898.
To DR. GREEN, Bethlehem, Pa /
The Editor is Informed that all printers who vii
publish the above will receive the remedy gratuitousy
ap 10.
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~ IA, "a,
S1gN I51Ig IElNx
OR NEW YORK.,


Louisiana ard New York Line of Packets
THE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York every other Nom
day-comncncing on the goth Novcmbcr-and 10
insure the punct,laity in the time of sailing, tho
line W i'll hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship 4azoo, Captain Trusk, to leave on tho goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on tho
1lh December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Edridgs. to leave on tho
18th December.
Ship vicksburg, Ca piain Woodhousc, to leave on
the LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave OH the
18th of January.
The above are all new of the first class copper.
d, and copper fastened and upwards OF $50 tons
burthcn arc of light draug Int of +. being built
in Now York express y for the trade. The price
of passage is fixed at 100 dollars; Tit. r cabins are
fitted up in the most improved and conveneIG
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction Of passengers, who will please take no.
ticc that no berth can be secured until paid for as
the Office Of the consignecE.
These yessuIs are commanded bv CAPTAINS weN
experienced in the trade, who Will give overy ut
tention and exert themselves to accommodates They
will at all times be towed up and down the Misss-
sppi Ivy steamboats,, and the striclcst puncluali.y
observed in the time Of sailing.
The owners of these ship will no. DO RESPONSE
bic Tor any letter, purcell or package, sent by "
put on board of them, unless regular bill Of ladiny
he sig ncd therefor, at tho counting house of tho
agent or owncrs. For further particulars apply tv
BEIN j. a COHEN,
hoV-I w Common u
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Pasks,a.l
- IL H. ID

80 ~ IL zMR
gnNIc ships composing this Lane vii sail from Nvw
l. O,lculls and New York every other Monday
commencing til! Goth november, and IL insure tho
sriclost punct.ality in the tiEo OF calling Ike liz
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz
Ship la.O0, Captain Trask to laavs on the 9Uth nav
Ship Louisville, Capu,ia Palmer, to leave on the III
December.
Slip ii,atsrWe. Captain Eldri.lgst to leave on IL.
18th Dcctmb !.
Ship tie&sdurs, Captain Wsslhouss. Is leave ~ sss
Ist Jan lsry.
Ship Msnss,ppi, Captuia Davis to leave au ,Aa l5..
January.
~ The above ships all new, Of tho FIRST elsss
copored and copper fastened and upwards of 500 loa.
burlhcn, are Of light draush, Of water, being bu, 80
New York expressly for tie trade. The price ut eua
sage is fixed al one hundred dollars. Their cabins ave
fitted upon the most improved aud convenient plan a..l
flushed in neat and elegant syls. Ample stsr,s Of
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction Of hu
will please take notice that berth be secured uu.
I'll paid for at the Office of the conslgnees.
These Packets are commanded bv Captains well Oh
perenced i'll tue trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves TO accommodate. hey will VI
all times be lowed up aHd down tbs Mississippi By
steamboats,, and the sricest punctualty observed h
the time Of sailing.
The owners OF these hips will not b responsible for
aEy let en- parcel package sent by put bos,, If
them. unless regulur bill OF ludng he signed
1t the counting honss of the agents % nsrs. Fer
| nr,hcr Particulars. apply to
BEIN s. A COHEN;
nov Is ~ Common ST.
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.VEIF EDITION. OF THE CIYIL CODE or
LOUISIANA

vEIk, EDfyTf,N- oE 7,fyE, f,,uy, <,OnE n :,
nrrIc,1r -
A'"ioi-1''i
TT has been or time made known TO the public
that the subscribers enyage. in preparing for
the press "w edition of the Louisiana Civil CnIe,-
They were. r'"n The first, OF the great difficulty
and responsibility. attending The publication 81 the work,
and without great hesitation that they con-
sentrl To the undertaking But the present edition,
amounting to bout three Thousand copies, und Which
Ind cost the State more than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely out of print. For more than two years
past, the usual price Of the work has besn from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is system Of written rules which SO Immediately
operates slon every individual of the state, Interested
either III agriculture " commerce and which ~ ers
me disposition OF so much property coming To us rum
other states, thaun Ike al,rnS> other treatise upon
iaw--it IS as much the isXl book and manual OF the
merchant aud the planter as it is Of the private gentle
man and the profess ona advoc lc
:. The lawyers OF the adjoining s.ea and in fact OF al
those states 1pn the Ohio and Wis ssipp rivers whcl,
hhd mart tor their produce III Louis'ua have fire.
g"rnt necessity "i reference TO The gods aud make '
cry {" Ne" 'rlchs the hook i as sure to BE- found i'll
me merchants counting room, as upon he desk OF the
Judge, or the table OF tt attorney 1t is net surprising
therefore That the first edition OF e work was so quick
" disposed OF; and although mere reprint of it would
III some measure supply the public necessity, vet it
would he imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
WIN fe'cllces to the reports and Statute IN nr!tr to
en- race the numerous amendments which have b. en-
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PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE,
" CITY, PENSACOLA.

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
1NIE subscriber having u,.r. hased the tSase and fur
nure" o: this well known establishment, from Fir
Taylor the late PROPRIETOR will DO ready " roe eyo y-
tiers by the LIST Al April next.
Numerous ana costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of ;hs Mansion House. Me- sni
more commOAious bathing he wilt 10 built and
warm hN will to provided at all hours. siube
VII, Ire attached to the house, with good sccou,, din
tl":s Tor horses aud cerrHgce. kne rate horses pni
carriages will also be KEEP, ior hire At s,~rsr. ,ics
and s" and row s"sts, it'll pe Sons - sArsse them
usually found al watering place., will Also b. furnished
hnd ~ conducted - net crssIa sh l,s cor ,,rt
and quiet 9" the ssarder- The zines .sd lss.,s viii
be OF The best Guaity, aAS susurs vii s,ual- 81
ic. cargo hs. srcad, Lss orat rcd sh h ill .;ri.
about the 1t OF Nov.
Nj Frederick i',fnrt, who formerly k~pt SO psrs.r
h"tr at Washigios CITY, ill cundacl lkis no 81 for
the prnn'rro ~ho, it'll such aid, cou6dsutly sssarsr
tue sl-ers cf!a-t veas, end Ne scnds gsueialv Ih.l
they vi" receive every p'..Ais tsentun; snd ,he.rky
expects to give GER raj >a'i,Acl ioA.
Tho local advantages uf \ hove sss too ell
known tn need '~nst ~ard iercripicn k-rr. the
tscis Hat fsssrsa il. the arg.~i station of the
rem the siuhs Oh 's eissns serc.hed constantly du.
ting the sue'eer se"rAs By tr coolest recess Fl ON
ihc t.ult r hsauv % the bav and the ues !tho,rne
island ana ness the shusdahcs and tu.icncr of tho
an WIN winch the vst0s .hound. and lis Proximity
=" me be~ ~itea In"rssss give Pensacola III. Ere.
irssr' "Ne, AT other p'scss 10 NEE lantudeS as a
ss',sS7, AID delightful -unsues retrst.
~. rate boats il! ~ hsiween Pssssc.1s ard Mo-
bile and will at 81 trSs hs shs TAKE the psssensrs
from III. New Orleans bsaN.
Nh ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. Eth. 1873.
n Gsn,lemen ~issnx TO snssas for the;r
families, address The Proprietor. st Felsse1la "
Mr. Sewe T iaysor tho former proprietor, Kew Or
,eans.
Ref, rcnees
T ga ford, Fsa, Mr G Cullnni, r NleAlrip Esu i..
Nhhy, in Mob lie; T Taylor, p ksa, Esq, ii Nr,.,
Orleans.
PS-A let,e, h.., to receive commune atoms for
person. at the hove hotel is placed at Geo Whitma
office, 81 81 Charles Exchanec e.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
W Travellers DESTROYS OF taking the Florido ,ou,,
via Pensacola, tie North, informed that frs. m
boats will constantly from. Mobile L, Pcnsacr,a
leaving Mobile md Pensacola every nher doy aier the
LIST of May Geod stages viii always be provided uv
the subscriber 10 be in readiness take from
Mobile, in case of the failure Of the borts
Mr. AnNOIA.
The s,enn'hon, Champion lsaves Mobile Tor Pen-s
cola TWICE II weeks feb 28Iv
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

FhR FEVER AND AGtE.
VENEN years have not yet elapsed since it
l. first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained the hi hest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Aguc, wcrev-
or it has been known and appreciated. Alrendy
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes than could
have been anticipated by lis most sanguinc friends
Thousands of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t. lie llh and vigor through its agrn.
cy; and they now chcerlu'Iy testify, at cvcry OPP
portunty, to its decided and supreme efficacy. l.
is composed of such medicinal principles are
calculated to renew the healthy action of the stom
ach, liver, and other important digestive organs,
tho loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that it produ
entire change in tho condition OF the systcn
and certainly destroys the native liability to reap
Of the affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat.
mcnl of the other di>eass, but will afford
distance by furnishing strength and vigor to the
body during the course of treatment. These no
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Barks, Mercury, any other
article in its composition untricnd to the human
constitution; being entirely a vegetable eztroct;
and they may have additional confidence in the
thereof, when they perceive that it has the ef
feet of genie laxative about the time half bot
lie full has been taken-in consequence of which,
there ia no part Of tho medicine left to linger in
tho bowels to Gauss obstructions, and other evils,
arising from the Of many OF the remedies now
offered for the OF this affection. 1t has been
used also as preventive, by many who were sub
ect to periodical recurrence OF The Chll., and i;
has invariably warded of the aPprehended attack.
Obserre! The PROPRIETOR fully satisfied With the
unparalleled and universal success which has CON-
,tantly attended punctua and regular use of the
Tonic Mixture, in oil cases Of Fever and Ague,
t.nlS ntnt in IN l. o.,
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4 HEAuT1FUl. bend of hair ia the grantlcst orna
ment he'ong ng ~ the human frame. How strange
" Inc loss ut it changes the nance and proma
t"relv Lrings the appearance Of old ng. whi,i,
scs "'nhv 10 rec0il nj hens uncovered. and sometimes
even 10 shs sWietv to avoid tho tests and sneers of
uef acquaintance the remainder % trrr lives
s'N""ntly Spout IN ret 'enen In short the
loss If property fills the generous thinking vrn with
t,H nenvv sinking g'oom does the loss of his hair.
y" avert all these unpen ant circumstances, OlliIrc'
snn n" columbia st"ps the hair fro falling off on the
Sthpplicarn, aud afew hotties it again, 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whiakcrs prevents the
nnr from turning makes it curl beautifully, and
''eS rom Hcnrf Nnmernns certificates 'oi the first
ics!"ctn'lity in support of the virtues of Oldrilgel
''a'Ih ara shown bv the pr0pretOr..
u kend the following:-
Rohcrt Wharton Esq. late Mayor Of phil ,d,lpl,
mas rert'hrt IL tnnv he seen below, the high cra
Ter! r, he following gentlemen.
Ihc '"rsigncd do hereby certify TINT we have used
me h''m OF Columbia discovered BY J. Ol,lrilgc and
nave '"''n highly @ervreahe only preventive
against the f"ing of of hnir, but also certun rcs,or
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George c,nr"e.
No 86 Nrrt, Fiji, IT,
JOHN 1Nt;I.IS, 3oi Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ D, 1863 Nace st
JOHN $ F;'REY, lGl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1873 Arch street.
II ~ known TINT three Of the allow, signcrs nre NOR,
than 5O years Of age, and the Others no, less than 30
ffrom the Mayor.]
COnnlonw ealth Of Pcnr.avvnnn,
City Of Philadelphn.S
J., Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city of Philule
th'n, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
a'cssrs = lnglis John : Fure ,, mud Hugh NJ Curdv,
hose signed to the above certificate tint thew
are gentlemen OF character and Responsibility, and a.
such full credit should he given To the said certificate
In witnr. VIII 'rcOf ! have hcrrunto So, my hand
and caused the seal of the city to be fixed. this
9th day of December, &c.
IT,. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle the Genuine, Balm has
a splendid engraved wrapper which is eprc~, inter-
the FAIL iNnsarn &c
Sol'' hoc*nl" and retail Lv the sole ngent. fur Am.
RIGA % Flc'chc" street, rr '!nidn Innr que doc,
be- Pearl s'crt,a and by most drugg md rr,mers
0ngh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
m9 Wholesale Agents, trw Orleans.
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lJAiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.--.us
1 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vz
10000 feet Of glass; best quality, from 8Xln 23N2&;
br kegs "a doz apanedtns for sig s6ooolb litha-e;
20 dos splendid 10000 ground brs,e also ofOIOD and
600 do 2ouses green in powder; superior article
40 d" III cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality: sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted n with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, NC.
Flake and Irrnnitv white; GO packs gold !ent; white
and yellow Wax; gum arl'ic and lurge and choice
s"en of punts dry colors oil, turpentinc vartiisl
c for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDEIlI,
st
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N. York & Baltimore Packets

PACKETS FOR NEW YOnk.--New Line.
L. To sail punctuaiy every second Monday
during the season, full not full.
Ship Orleans. 500 tons Capt. S. Sears,
Ship Alabama, Ala do c. C. Berry,
Ship Arkansas 627 do Z s Dennis
Ship S ratugn, $40 do W hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do u Jackson.
Ship Kentucky, 629 do J Bunker
Tie above ships of the first class, copPercd,
and copper fastened, and having been hnilt in New
York expressly for this trade, they are OF light
draft Of water and almost invariably aross the bar
without any detention. The commanders are men
of great experience, and the ship. viii always ba
towed up and down the Mississippi ~ steamboa:s.
They have handsome furnished accommodations.
and stores Of the best DESCRIPTION will always BIO
furnished. Tho cabin passage is so without
vine or liquor, and there is liquor Furnished I"
the oface:s crew. For freight ss passage uppy
on board, or to ii G AMES, IS Camp st.
The Ship not accountable for brsukage o.
glass, hollow ware, marble grai.itc, cooperags OF
TIN, or rust ofrsn or steel nor responsible for any
package or paEce!, nnleus regular bill af lading
Is executed therefor L, the Office of the oIls
nnv21
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4 SOMPASSES, THERMOMETERS MItEOS
COPIES, Sc Just received and for sale by
VIM. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets,
IA general asso t'nent OF Surveyor Ccmpn>ses
Mathematical Instruments, drawing Pens,
Spling Dividends, spring B"v Pens, Ivory Pro.
tractors,
Ivory Scales, t;nnters Scales. Glass Triansles
Parallel Rulers, Microscope Thermon;eto :,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains,
Measuring Tapes, &c. II
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vpARKER,S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, C.

yPARKER'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &C,
% OURNA4. Of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction Of the
\ b c + NJ, performed in the yenr. 1885, 'S6 s.iA
70; containing description of the geography, r.,
ology, climate and productions, and the narh.,
manners and customs OF the natives: with a Man
OF Oregon Territory, by R-v. Sam, el Parker, 4 NJ
The River aud re Desert; or Recollcc,ious Of
the Rhone and tn. Thartrcusc; by Mis-. Purdoc
author orthc City of, Sh tan, &c. in . vols.
The Robbcr, Tale, ! the author OF Rieheljcu,
The Gypsy, Aui!a; in 2.
The Two Flirts; Ad. H>rure in a Country
House, and other Tales. by Lady Blessins,on f l.
Bnlwer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore
Captain Medwin, and others; in , vols.
The L lie ana Adventures OF Nchola. Nick 'cby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by rhiz, No. |.
just re, eivcd and for sale by
BENZ
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WA.,u,1

Al ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtlHsuss,
t'A Eu<tonIhouse street, opposite the post Office.
Tho subscribers are now receiving from their fac
toras in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand a genera! assortment " Marble Mantle Pieces
of supcrI"r workmanship, AID Of the !ates, patterns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tonhs and
Grave Stones, moulded aud plain siIls ard ne,s,
marble lcings. hcar,hs and boundary stone plaster
Of Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Ccmen, and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment o..
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the nca,eet manner and nt the
shortest notice. They have frs, rate vo.kmeG to
set the above work.
les lanes KAHN & STROUD