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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Reid THIS.

FuNilE subscriber has hand large and well select
L ed assorimct of H1RDU.iRE and CU1LE
RI which he will sell at reduced prices for CASH.
The stock on hand embraces general assortment Of
Building Materials. Carpenters and Joiners Tools
House Keeping Utensils. Agricultural Implements,
Blscksmths Tools, Shooting Tackng. Iron all sizes
and kinds, Cast. Shear. German English and American
Bstcrcd Stoels. Cutand Wrought Nails Castings Rope
sc. Sc From and after tine LIST day of January Is II
we shall endeavour To do cash business, our limited
means require it, We would respectfully say those in
debed 10 us, that and OF necessity must
collect Will You make little sacrifice and psy us
+. 5. MILLER.
iaa, Pm #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

NJ The dsgaoeful outbreak a, Cincinnati is the
tural fruit Of ultra Loco FocJism. The mob, having
been long accustomed and hear the Banks dcnoa
cel swindcrs and r9euos, strong to set the law
at defiance, naturally enough stepped in to aid the law
by breaking ii another point 1t certainly not strange
that they should deem ii their right to punish and de
stroy these swndles and rogucs, if the law is too feeble
for that purpose Men, who set up teachers and en-
ghtnors Of the public. would do well look the
mote but almost certain effect Of their doctrines before
they protnulgate them from the house-tops The
wretches who committed the outrage at Cincinnati arr
far less guilty than are the by whose ncendlary
writings they were lnstigatcd to this lawless act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
LOSS OF THE U. S. SLOOP OF WAR PEA
COCK

Yesterday morning, saysthe n York Journal of Com
meTce OF Friday, we announced the safe arrival of the
Peacock and Flying Wish at the Sandwich Islands 1t
becomes duty announce the loss Of the Pea
cock. in Columbia River, (Orgeon Territory We
was not attended with the loss of any lives. Nothing
else saved except the instruments. This ntell-
is contained in letter from the Northwest coast
dated IN November last. and received by mercantile
house IN New York. No further particulars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

in .35oftio,ist caught "A Shareholders Convcn-
lion recently assembled at Annapolis (Naryand,) for
the purpose Of considering the most eliecual means OF
guarding their rights sayc-owners, SC. We have
not yet the resnit Of their Notwithstanding:
the second day setting, Gen. Walter ". Bowie raua
cd IN the delivery speech, and sad Il am informed
that an cnissary from the North is lurking abou,
the walls OF the capitol, TO watch and report actions
Shortly afterwards the President of the Convention had
the House cleared ofall buihe delegates and the
poctcd person went into the gallery where he
taken into custody by the crowd who had dote rmined
TO intlct summary punishment upon him; but he was
rescued by several Of the delegates and transferred to the
hands Of the police, who took him jail for protection,
lie was afterwards examined lefre a proper tribunal
and various pieces OF writing found about hs person,
Of an ufllnatory and unlawful character. After brief
space he emaned Aark to prison fr further I'm
ination. lis name is the Rec Charles r. I.,.v; He
was last om Warrington, where he acted as Reporter
for the Emancipat.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
THE BANKRUPT LAW IN PRACTICE.

bankrupt Law: Erursss
TIE BANKRUPT LAW IN PRACTICE.
The Judges will have all forms and rules prepar
ed IN lew days u carry into effect this wise and sa
tar, law. They are satisfied there will be no difficulty
III carrying into effect and no necessity for any
mendmenls until experience shall have demonstrated
them
The mode of proceeding will be exceedingly simple-
LIST, he bankrupt will present through his counsel con
DECISIONS OF his bankruptcy the form Of petitionwhich
Will state-lhe name Of each creditor the amount due
to each the place Of each creditors residence. and
schedule oi the debtors property To this will be- an
neNed the bankrups affidavit that this Statement, is true
lis Council VIII thcrcupon ask the Court to enter the
bankrupt comics son OF bankruptcy, decree upon the
records Of the Court This is JUDGMENT by confession
and all the banh1upts property immed,s,cl, rasscs
by this Decree into the hands Of such ASSIGNEE as the
Court may appoint for that purpose.
he next step in the Proceedings is 10. tho Cou, to
To TX day Tor the creditors and bankrupt to ap-
pear before some commissioner To be named by the
court. TO examine the bankrupt, &c An order there
tore will be entered directing the notice to be published
IN several papers, and printed written letter to be
sent 10 each oi The creditors, notifying them when and
whore 10 appropriated notice must be sent and pub
shed seventy days before the bankrupt is examined be
tore the commissioner.
Thus will be seen, that there will be no more diff
Guilty IN the Court receiving the confession of Judgment
and petition of one thousand bankrupts in one day. than
hefe would be IN entering upon many confessions Of
Judgment IN other cases IN other courts. The proceeding
is ono OF mere form.
). The court will appoint as many Commissioners
AZ shall be found necessary take down all testimony in
wrltIS-whch testimony OF the bankrupt, and such
witnesses AZ the creditors shall from time 10 time intro
duee, viii he returned To the for examination and
finally like proceedings in chancery be placed on file in
the Clerks Office for examination for al time To come
hns, II dishonest bankrupt escapes and obtains dis
charge, IT will be the fault of the creditor For every
word is to be taken down in writing and kept refer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
PROM CINCINNATI.
MOBlN LOUISVILLE, ks.

The disgr1ccful mob " Inch broke out ut Cincinnati,
has extended 10 Louisville. We coly The follow ING
from the Louisville Advertiser Of the 18th inst
RIOT Much alarm causcd in tins city on the
receipt u hc news rm Cincinnati Yesterday morning
.e af yftlc dcsuc,lon Of the banking house Of thu
Mani Eaportinr Company, Of which ~. LoPgee was
understood to be the principal manager. aud his exchange
ofi directed attention tho establishment CT Louge'
Moor, louisville Savings Bank } the corner Of
W all and Wafer streets IN tins city.
Il appears that Mr.. Moore in anticipation Of trouble
Withdrew ever ding ofmuch value from hs flee al an
early hour yesterday morning. and concealed himself also
he doors mol beng open at the usual business hour
creased the interest iri and crowd assembled,
But little excitement cxsted--nearly all being
spectators " no 10 what tn be done There
vert several, however gathered rOund the doors. who
appeared bent on mischief.
II lew minutes past ten, shutter MAS forced from
one ui the windows. when a rush followed. The window
soon demolished several sprang nsdc-opcncd the
doors. WHEN the crowd rushed in, and soon books, letters
papcrs. chairs. tables, IN fact, the entire contents Of the
olicc were flying into the streets amids, the shouts OF
the mob
No eori made 10 arrest these proceedings until
Mr.. Turner. gallant and efficient City MARSHALL ar
rived, who %, into the office and commenced tumbng
the principal rioters into the street. Being aided by
Mcssrs. Cogan. Cooke and others, the was soon
cleared, and quiet in great degree restored
We have not ssccrtaned whether the papers destroyed
were Of value but presume not such were doubtless
removed with the funds. The entire loss cannot be
gfsat
We are persuaded that, had Mr. Moore opened his
ofire at the usual hour and attended 10 his business the
ordinary way, there would have been but little xctcncnt
and no rio'ence A might have been expected un
der tho circumstances, but the fear of being called upon
to redeem his paper ought not to have drawn him from
lis plst e haze reason 10 telerc he had bad adpirc
from Cincinnati.
But notwithstanding his illadvisod course there was
noexense N the outrage committed by the mob We
can conceive of but ow IN which resort to mob
Ia" eau be excused. tolerated in civilized com
munity and hi' certainly is not one Of them This
transaction ~ disgrace to the city and ought to fix the
mark Of public all engaged in it. We hope they
Will be broughtto punishment. Give us any kind Ct
law bu, mob law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

COSGRESS.-Thc House of Representatives re-
pcaled the Bankrupt Law, on Monday. The bill was
powerfully opposed. The vote stood yeas l26, nays
d. The Senate has not acted upon the Bankrupt Din
yeti was to bs taken up in tina, body, on Ned''s
day but its fate is very doubtful.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

~ Mr.. Hunt, delegate from New Orleans III ''''
Louisiana Legislature, proposes to postpone the fesur
ton Of specie payments till the lstof February, ioao'
meeting of the citizens Of New Orleans opPoseo "
this postponemtnt, sspoken Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

o. The Washington Globe announces that the i'''
from Florida indicate speedy release of that u'
happy territory from Indian hostG,es So mote II Do
1t will at least slora n1ns,rous leak in the Treasury
vaults Il thing much to be desired inst nov.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

Nj. AGt> As saepaF al l., Nsssss GfsrIef al
ann. Winthrop Cas' luinsea. and Barnard
~, 1A. - eXpfo@ze his Willingness y -, II
uod.r The rider Il tie litse. lie had beon ready Il
d, o under the ek rus ere. ut thu HOUSE. ever sne'
last 4 icsliey shobernr fagl5ts sipaldb b called if
Nj SAL NnIRs ineua ted Mr. Barnard with .
point of,td,r, aud tpsk ,ha opportunity to thrust N a
VOLUNTEER rr II IN BE suei, "hchle ssn' 10 the table
rs atey'
The SPEAKER, however, sook no notice Oft, mol
aid Tic louSe
NrB,RN ARD resumed.
Mr ARNDAD in the mids, Il s'ene Of renewed
conGron na!sf aud saifnsr, se.urcd the hcoi ana mo
we'd 10 ADJOURN.
On motion, tie yfas and arjs being ordered. the vote
vas--yoat =, nays lis.
The SpEAkEi, esse hadc-ision that the Chairman
IF the committee mgsi u" tPofi.
Mr. CUSHING ayp. aled. go.
MIR FILLMORE also APPEALED, and contohdcd ihai
ID rsust rqu &c se Qftwo thirds 10 set aside TIE "a
ta, shtd orrr lie referred 10 the odious New Jerso'
cse and 10 the recent DECISIONS Of the Speaker m~i,
IN support e tic appeal
Nj WELLER moved the previous question.
MI BORDEN moved h adjourn. The House re
used; Yeas 81, NAYS TT.
The SPEAKER then gave lis reasons
After many morn inquiries and much conusion-.the
iuge sustained tic dealsanel he SpeakeT-yeas lol
hsyscS.
MIAMI RENS moved an adjournment
ML IROFfff asked tile yeas and nays ordered
III, House voted 10 adiJurl Yeas l05, nays lU2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Large stock OF Dry Gcods


4 INTENDING to discontinue our business at this
y house, we have determined to sell the
Eafire stock,
at COST for CASH. or negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed Designing act in good faith. and wishing
to make quick operation OF it, the public may rely upon
asking inn instance than COST for any artl-
Gle Such of our customers have accounts with us,
and may wish to buy credit, shall be most happy
to serve at the stre OF
Hsdskea.S 81 BURTON,
next door below the Farmers Bank. where assort-
mcn is very Il, and under which firm we shall con-
tinue business. unexpectedly invite the attention
of merchants and others wishing to buy cheap and dosi-
rable Goods, favorable opportunity seldom oc
Any person wishing to good stand with de
slrahle Stock of Goods, will do well to avail themselves
Of this opportunity, feel disposed to offer induce
mcnts, for the sake Of closing the stock at
BURTON s ROBES
Jan, 10 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Prom The .Nc,r OrL6ans Picnnnn.

Blood Blood Elood-Thc most of our readers will
remember thain April last Mr.. Aston, Of Tallshas
s,e, challenged GeEtIal Reed, fI;lor.1a They furhi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

0J. We are authorized say that the water VIII D.
lc; into the Canl d or hofIr he 10Th dsg ct cru"
ncAt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Dec. 2
NlpE'Is'E.

A IL those who have contracted debts with Mr.. Me
IN dad Lyman, at the above named house, will call
him and settle them he will remain there tor thai,
purpose and is fully authorised to settle thcm.
j. &. SlIACKIEFORD
Dee. 2 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

va. "a lsstaLl,Isoacy- the balance IN theu own "a
lef.
Tho Mechanics & Traders BlnL bad ,sote. on The
,oat las, evening ,hi they would re oTtn tbs morning al
eclsek.
FROM CINCINNATI
The Mimi eyportn,g Company cautions The rnlic a.
rainst reoesing 81 purchasing s25 si00 bills, as
tia, hank has no Of those denominations out but
such as were ,olsn ly tho mob Tussiay. the III
instant and Of so size had but In circulation, when
her vault broken open and plundor.d. The amount
Of money recovered far. Of lhai which MS sinen IN
the plunder oi l,is bank IL but alnui 5000.
ne Cnlciinoti Bssik bas given notice that II vi"
receive Its own issues in payment Of debts due 10 H. and
that clerk will be in ationdanre The damage
done by the mob can be repaired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Don,tettc EmtelltNrMcr.
RIOT II CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati Republican gives the annexed dc
taih # u diegraeeu not winch took place IN that
CHy.
From ns Cincinnati Republican, January IL.
TERRIBLE EAlltEMENf-OUR CITY
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COISI ZIP IIOl
CAN RE Cured.
rY ~vt t>T'NS B''grr.
SCEESCk's PgLNQ.IC SYRUP

10 TIE PUBLIC.
ME subscriber ulirrs tu Ilc nnh''c his Pull
4 MlNlc SYRUP tor the cGrs oi Cessna, p'jpn
euo puiinonic DIS as,s genera. aud f5r ru,'iytuF
ire blond. Tor when ~ MAJ 10 REP fNIr.
About - YEA ycrrs cs, M il.tC NJ -
EfNC.al eminent Thy ~,c'Hna. NJ .. .rg lUCC' al.y
NN'. ~ "a, last STAGE 0i c3nsuUptI,.y. Tie = :
s'roag solicited ~ the i'H- b, au isdlLa 40
'ran, Mt ~ abandon ~ case a. q hone. c~s ..i-
u nc had trvd q prescription q Lrrs Wrh
come %. uc'aUrr s-t a. s'l, 80 rtIt Ton a. hts
ircICs o." run>eut. 4. and viJiJB q shoot -. rilG
i"uod ttm=si mu' h l'rI r4ytH. aIt O. month s
. restored q" s0JHd health. For several we've r-,-
vlu-s 'o th'S, d" wa s; - ta,i' . rati from
ne .'"-' T-"-.'rr NN1uE cons GIf'.t q Eryk f =
cough, with 7rn 'n tive brc-st r1rIv a. fu- f.i,
OF i-3l n look severe ctil Wht,i s-ttit "a ga ,s
'Hg-s. Yf"-urlns "a VI zen; CpUg N,Ituu.S 90.
~, 1'hin-, I.9.a-s . r rattO", nl-hf sNsat-
md Ulula COS ~ sIless. tie Mr. 10 Ir.a. g.. It,s
us' ry ne - "uirg s.Tia.: n. wa uot al H. Iu
'tav- b. IS tod t'r s-N'rli w''k.. W'tsa b" cp,n-
utEctr 'asiug thS iG-lsi. =, r'r, ,Ni,.th .op.
/ ripyusa Dr.. d,tC- HLt 81 aided Inn - is ar,,
the matter iruW h~ tLs~. 4 - az ~ .,.n $50. la
procure tn re-Ipc, auJ hts ~ = p5Hffi.,rsir
tru's e De I.s % peFs' SII1ii al, afflicted
hir.s r. The grrtt success Ni-', a4s attended
: IT, attainI-'raIon aud the itci~aNr. demands
upnu hls time To- rs manufacture haNs induce,
nam L. on, u 10 the .Uhlc. The .i,tuvuts ..
which It - c~m. Cscd are Hunplr b. rhs or roou
B tn medicinal qualities Of hiCh teHd to rliii,
the hiJJd ztr, NJ hen the -vstsm aud .iye.r hra J.
3 ihy tone td the ur2Rrs uT the lungs ~ are h.L
IT, recommend c TO- be- medical tacu.t
Price one dollar per bot %.
SOLD s I,csai, tud r"ial >, the N 1uia cturt r
. ahd ~ the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE
n'-~ ~ " h-c'mr ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19
AMERICAN CROWN WINDOW
GLASS

.SUWyER. MOTTER. Il CAMPBELL. the
~ nuiac,Hrsr- of Ihis Gown Window Glass. have
one ~ the wa At Intensive establishments ia the
Uuucd States aud ha 20 spared no pnIns or eN-
geuac IN procuring practical wCrkmen Of ong
experience anu skill from tie most ceiehra e.
work ia europe aid America. From trtir ionR
experience ia the glass business the public have
. a IA rautS mat their FIRST quality oi Crown
Nindo- & ass u equal TO any made IN ,aIs oi
any othct county.
Thei. glass :. made f-ou, granular quartz rock.
and Is the only crown lass made iro.u that spC
ciss of sau'i. II "a Capahie Of staudlu- eyo'y
chaure 81 q mate ard will not lose rs lustrc rs
sge. ltIs Distinguished tom Ordinary glass by
ut- an common cNeEn'S~ En' beauty 81 snfia'"
iIs transparency aid u. btu~s of colour. gTca
! thickness and the genera. excellence 9f the Ha
erals from which - 10 made.
The rurfare not b~Hg polls he'd rCtHlrE the Cp-
amrl bri l@ncy and hardness, Jud - not u1hie o.
Z the objection - oIbn m1de - riNte Sass %
I heng cas drftc ed q. Tsrwarcl ~ h,curt.r
: hv ausf H-pR made Of extra ID ok ess y viii
withcut mi ny, Hi,hstanG violent Winds, hay
siOttnS IRE -! c Hr.Cr a c. ~ user tire end o.
ur1vc more economical i1drprudant f i's az
dog 80 much % the beautiful appearance al
No2 or Sa-anac Crown G ass IL most used
ns.orts bulldogs Of the second order, green
hous.- &c. where Strength End clelrusss ave
desired | vii range ab1 di 5'per cen, cheaper
~. . .lg.l, thiclre il alaays rs.d frr l-lt
hoU4cs md IS taken ty he itUe ","n' mist tor
say asLts. osmhoa' d sai2 esbn "Indo"'
G .ound g sss f,r SIX, rch,s ctrrctes and ~.
tis's' wluCows plan 0I bent !u'nHh 90 anE
pattern
Tn ci, is csrgiully packed ir s'ou' boxes.
and - yr,G 20 'h O., u cen hr tran sp0- tcd WI
saG ~ - arv bart ~ 80 TrIscd Statcs
orders adlrreysi 90 lh' lrnnr l'rr, C,slv 90
he cpuI.u'~ ,Iel b sss "a N" cItY of u !'r
"a III t!rr..' =, {. ~ ruIrIr LI'suff.n.
SHRIy.R MOTIF 4 s tAMPBEt L
Nieef-H IsU Is On
<; for.s NriubiIcpn; Nashville Wig, TouT-
vile Journal, Go ruhvs lu-Uu NJ mud IIrri0raf
q ~ .rtc COW 20 the atl unit Of f.c dollars each
.ur rHsrse hs Office.
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nORNBRoOK a DILLON
kiFru STREET

7" here they carry on the house and SteanJN
, Plumbing Iu all IT'S bran,h,-
HEY have constantly on hand UvJranis -,
various description haiicrs' kettles wat, clio.
s sS, 66ih tubs hot aud cali shower baths. r..
80 80 iorbleachInf, chemical apparatus lead rof,
street lead OF any thickness md work cd No i'm
az. manner of form.
htef coniu-Ie thrJIsh rsie1 pues from
~. 'hSS TO dwelling n uses IA the co luirv
n''O-BEl.R Pr up =, 4 q lR ROOMS fitted
np 10 osder. LEATHER Hose
SUPERIOR pumps Tor country wells steam engines
All orders thankfully rece;,ei aHd punctua. ! =
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
sus Is
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u LEECHG cos LINES

u LEIGH & cos LINES
FrUE FiH,burghio Philadelphia aud R.i,ir1ors r-u
PcArS .irgnia ,cHal. Portage R,ii II. al AID
BALTIMORE SUSQUEnANNA RAIL ROAD
ME above Lines csnsisi uf n double
i daily hne 81 Penn~y lvania Boats also dai
IS Line II Fast Boats, which wil toe run on
Temperance aud Sabbath ke' ping PRINCIPLES.
Produce COM Ignet 10 the GgeRts a. III tsbuTgh
viii be receive aud forwarded w.taout delay,
and ng charges made for receiving and forward
ihg' al freight and 'hargcs ia al, bills Of ading
transmitted, snd ms fr,tcuons promptly attic dod
TO. Tobacco and produce car led " these ines
Will be delivered At Tao City Tobacco warrhousy
DocN rect, Philadelphia. part of which Is &C
cupicd by tie hne.
ID IEtCH Il 90 Proprietnrs ard agents
COrnsr Penn 81 rUd Canal Basln. Pittsburgh
HARRIS T. III FORD, PTop'rs ard ACTS.
ij0 South Al street Philad .lphis
JOSEPH IA YLOR & son A:ents
ia North Howard 81. Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-19

E.NlRE GAiARlNE iNSJRANCE-Therc ~
= NosI'upiun~ only 10 which individuals can
De placed, " ere they can aiegus -eiy orTrcrlrtr
Tie Value - INSURANCE. I esq are while stand.
i'S upon the r.fn- Of their oyu prpprrfy. eIther
Receiving from an IN uraucc office the fu'l a.
hJ'nt winch thrY have lost or standing on tE F..
sa'c SPOT ca rounded %, THaps by q. solptp iaa,.
-; IaWeHiIg hat stupidity and fDIlN which hid
li,i'o % fr"Vldc for such Contingency.
IN JBANCE 60 or HAVTFO,B. C6NE
VIII take IlskF On Gvcll.Eg h.u-ss. ware hot. p, .
stories, NILS, laCiHll =. DC, io-,thti ~ith II d.
contents. surh o fIrEI'Ura, UcT"h1rii-s. rna.
chi1fTY auu rv Tvp 'n lgsrrl ~ 80 -rrgrahlf
r'Psfy' li~o, on Ffsaiu. k,,I and H1t bl.'s
slj IH,T .aTg cs 10 and from sny pUft on the
Western Waters
OIice on Main street near'y rprcsi's The L =
h"'tl. l1u l-f3
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PITTSBURG -poWDnR WORK

a NOREW WATSON. manu- lacInrer ui Blnst
= a ing and Riiie Powder. Pusburgh. Pa would
respectfully iuiunn Merchants aud dealers m
Powder ihat he has =, built his powder manufac.
tory "a lhe c.nuy Of this city--hus mace very
extensive additions tD his former ,.stab -uen l.
ahd has adopted ~ 1uv useful modern um Tuye-
ments ~ the mtcllIsry. n int Ids 10 keep con
tihiiy on hand blasting aud rih powder. a sl
ia qtaty 20 any taruflct z O IL tuis cuantry aud
vii Tee prepared 10 furnish tnuSe srtirirs 10 uIy
extent az tho iDw - prices ana % most pc,om
mOGauns terms.
Purchasers ~IiI u .GSs GpIg.r- II IlHg- Ton.
son or OF Thomson 1omirnsnr 81 CO, or addr-. ;
Andr = Watson, y WIDER Man f1cturcT Plus
5rrgH. Pa vi" vi. give all ord r. stIate at
ttntIou.
Pm. Emr-h ntI MN
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ian %
CAVDTN eEEI,.

:. TODD would respectfully inform tic ciiizans
- ofihIs ard the neiehhorrug couriics that he
hls Jusi received his spring supply oi Iandrei'
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds are uclIy pot
az 10 small papers sutablr or retailing. I'll u
wh'h ave warranted fresh aud genuine aud Of The
choiscsi varieties
Also fresh Sugar Beet and n variety ofo'hcr
'ecd- i"r salC By 'he 10. Please call and make your
seI""'"''. hclurc the assortment is lr.ben ~ b.
Dug MtdIciEe Store. No POI Main Sitc,t,
Nnsg!rgv "a
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INV DAvms OR uERREw PLASTER

Tao and
'Ta ny 20 us eNtr1or. rarv Ciirc : NOON the
I'm Il r. or ucryv-. Usst"euts AMI al 49,, /. .,
NS y Us o,iSS carried ~ them - iho 'umcji-
ate a. ufdI-ru-C ri main AVID AtaAu. -
However -u5i acy internal rem ~ may be ttia
~ ~ .rnt az &c ttOn Ill p-nVc q PtW"'t u
81 tAary in ~ trying Ih df--ss, add &, ufatiuc
lie cage In s,. Il .ocal MI ana tiUN, ;-rvfu'ou,
,ic tL,ns KrIS - E.lL. 81 "a, iat utuat.nn, and
broH'- ,ih@u 'rtiSu aud IN all cases we're Sc e.
pIi1s 1r 80 NnsEz .ASt-.
SiSs,r- Com stock x CO ut ON II The viz.
- the Hebrew Plaster 1 hisNly appryc 'ts,
lFvi1z p OF troubles with weakness AMI pam
n the snluC tor several N,NTs. NJ 'i az. ctilrus
huIluE proved unANallnS. I wasIutur,d % q 81,
t.'S 10 Jc~ - tv'ds pls 'toT--g'It - ~ aston,
isimen' Il relieved m- entirely ~. 'el'rH W-'u't
recommend u to ell who mgs be- afflicted Will q
pIaIl Itfc-tiyus or weakness 40 tie back.
y HALL,
Ofthe firm Of Tall & Brothers, Merchants Ro-
fao street ROchsst r.
The above ar,icleis br sale by \ TODD.