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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-30
The Asthma can be Cured
He ONLY REMEDY!


TX. PETER H. LEE has discovered a remedv
- mat Will certainly and effecualy the spasmodic
na, as mas been demonstra ted in hundreds instan-
20 az uoobt lie asks the attention OF the aiic
yea 70 'he following letter fro Rev l. D. williamson
VINO rs wei known thro ughour the nited States
hultor OF the star-lt is known some of your read
e anu many oil my friends, that have recently found
cure or Asthma, with which have suffered severely for
many years During my recent visit to the Fast man
Aluus inquiries Were made to the means of a cure
winch appears astonishing. ~
TO save further Inquiries and also to nut others in b
way OIL procuring like relief, allow me to saw that
procured prescription from Dr. Peter H. Lee 10 which
aiu a duilDute cure nave every believe
peIect anu ratlcal have indeed symptom or feel
ing OF Asthma le
Throu n long period of fifteen years have suffered
muclried various medicines and been acquainte ed with
OF cases, and am well satisfied that Dr. Lees is
the only prescription hat be relied mon C;rar;
lude 10 MIN for the immeasurabe relief be has brouoh,
me, and desire the suffering have alone indpc
ed me to make this public statement which do in the
utmost confidence that those who follow my advice Will
"r ue disappointed. L. ID. WILLIAMSON.
In letter.sent Rev Mr. Drew, of Augusta Me. he
also says 81 not taken half bottle and mn yell
and have no fears of Asthma again, inasmuch as have
Tor the last two months been exposed to all sorts m
weather, and am tree from that com LIANT which bs
made me sufferer through long dreary years"
Now let the reader exarnne the impartial statement Of
Rev VIM. A. Drew, editor OF the Gospel Banner of Aus
sua haihe ana ne Will be IN possession OF actual
perlments. He saws
The editor OF the Banneris no friend of humburperv
and would not consent receive any ofhis medicine on
sac until he had by means of several bottles forwarded
through him ascerained his own satisfaction Thar il
that # sborId ~ G ne oo ROT require
,sor,a ~ 49,, o'ei3 pou4 iot suCh pretehsion
bn, ~ neueihr WIN cure IN every
ohier, IN . "suelah 'nal u accomplished the
fact ne n 90 81 sSs, nc mean 10 consider the
confidence II ~ , G1 ~ a sSou ciam 20 general
seva,ta rle HaI asoetaaitH taat n heen out OF
number il annears 10 have efctad a ,' ~ zen 9i tha'
~ - =" n"tc ehecte" cufej ana that, in
ceiveJ from m " I 1nGos eoou or oao nave been per
cav tbat bess casos 80. -, ~ YES requires US 10
,Yas No. rii 1 es eIe 4uite Aopeless ones; which it
~ y al ~, eApecleu any hediGlhe could reach
anJ ;ts 80 , u I'm e NHo"Ieuse OF Inc medicine
erred ;C ~ '' IVY oaseS VIII DC permanently
To ,bis rn; oI ~ :. t - JVu.a ls I'm,
hnr M n,inr 80, Gus Vi slI i testimonies
WIZ ia gu rug .o'or =, 'Ie star lh the VEST
of ,b - aequalned WIN pr Lee, and knows
HE ASTnMA wFnITiNF "of'n ny ~ no"ce;
- 'ipA-A AAtNiO EersOHS frequently
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-30
Wanted immediately,

w saAAACN AA2sfaENAAhSeAys
TWO good Journeymen Wheewrishts 70 whomo iiber
4 al wages and constant employment will be given.
Enquire of d. II. WHEELER
Grafton Centre, June Is, ls47. dtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-30
Providence g. w Worcester RaiIrO;a
WINTER NGEMENT-PA ssENGER TIL. I'D
To g0Uern on and otter Oct0ber 2. le4s.
THROUGH TRAINS

Es1szss1 - sEssEHsssre ESczSsrTs7 At
vasS M e. sSsSkg " ri 5s i sssgg
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-30

Nv LII you s be without delicious SET Of white pear
~ ~ TEETH, and a sweet, fragrant Breath whep
you can nave them both BY usuing 2s box OF JONsS
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. III whitens the Teeth, hard.
ends tue Gums sweeiens the Breath and is without e.
cepon the NEST beautiful and economical Dentrce ever
used For sale by JGRoUTJ R, aOl Main st. WorccstsJ.
ooPt, 10 1850 10 dw5m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

Commercial Transportation Company and
ComIany-C Yardly agent-baye met with small lees
ande and loet barge called tho was
ely cor sumed Insured in the National Company
New York.
no assurances for either of the above named oompa
MES, either on boats merchandise, and you will
much obge by making the necessary correction Res
pectfuly yours, &c,
W O. KELLOGG SerratArY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23
Ml6cellanCOu.

The stack yard Of John whitney ut Cantwelis
Bridge, Del with its contents, consisting OF some 200
bushels of untbrcshed wheat and go bushels OF
oats, was destroyed by fire, on Sunday night. The
loss Is about $500. No insurance.
The schooner Spartan lett lake superior on the fth
with ninety tons the propeller Independence, with
one hundred tons and the Goush with large load
OF copper IRE.
An Aibino negro child aged about eight years nj.
tached to Raymond 20 = mrnagerie, recently fell
ffo q fourth story window OF public hsuso la xun
CT. Ill, and was instantly killed
THE whole punbe u Immigrants which arrived at
Boetcn darins the week ending 2lst ins VS. t,3 Of
vl'eh aanbsr al paid hssd MONEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23
w. O. KELLOGG, Secretary
Political InteIIlurnce,

FREE SOIL MEETING AT FANEUiI HAIL.--A great
free soil meeting was to be held in Faneui fall,
Boston, last evening" 22d instant, to hear the bort
OF the delegates to the Buffalo Convention, and to
ratty their doings
NEUTRAL Position OF Mr.. CGAY.-The follow
ing Is from the Ohio Organ of the 2lst instant, pub
llshed at Cincinnati -
" We were admitted tAe perusal of private letter
the ether aay, from this distinguished statesman
one of oar leading citizens, in which he declares his
determination not to take active part in the pre-
sent canvass but when the day Of election comes he
will to the polls and vote according to the best light
in his mt he time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

GREAT RIor Ar WATERLOO --Reports were IN
circulation yesterday, OF desperate riot at Water
loo H. the day of the election between parties OF
Germans and Americans The cause Of the quarrel IL
stated but II Is said that three Germans and two
Americans so badly stoned and bruised that they
cannot i've. The German then stoned the stores of
the Americans, and drove them out of town. We
hope these reports are exsgserated-St LOUIS Reg,
.1is. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

SscsNEss IN NArlox.-We understand that it IL
very sicAly Of Na.icS. Six persons are reported
10 have died one day last week DR.. Chandler died
Sa5sny Of iysentery, which ia che prevailing dis.
esee. Boston T|ere,ie., 1us 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

Speeches Of Lana,fine and Napoleon Bonapdrtc.
Napoleon Bonaparte has attacked the policy OF
Lamartinc before the Committee, and declared
that badly copducted policy, with some renown,
Is better for France than mere negative posi-
ton Lamartlne has replied in defence Of his
policy, which he says has given peace to Europe
and confidence in France that had France pur-
sued an aggressive poloy-had she entered at
once into the Italian war, without reference to the
ministry it would have brought upon her the hostility
Of all Germany-railied Austria and Prussia round
the thrones ond prevented tho revolutions In those
soveecsosi that had they rc7o,utio n,ssa Belgium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25

We are gratifed to learn by the following
article from The Baltimore Patriot OF Thuriday
last, that business Is thriving in the city Of
merchan Is.
SPRING BUSINESS. An active and heal b
iul Spring trade is now going forward, and
the prospects Tor some Time to come, are very
Cheering. large number oil country mer-
| chants have been and still are in the city ma =
king purchases. The various hotels are we'll
filled, The evidences OF business on Bali
muIe aud other streets, where business and
lobblng dry goods merchants are located. are
abundant. The pasements are lined with
boxes &c, which they have either purchased
OF sold. Drays and other vehicles are railing
TO and lroe, conveying these goods 10 The va
nous depots for transportation. The railroads
and different transportation lines are all busy
IN forwarding mechanics, and every thing
has cheerful business appearance.
I Extensive preparations are making for the
approaching month. 1t will be "a busy one
The various conventions TO assemble here in
May will bring large number Of strangers 10
the city from all paris o! line Uuion. Many
OF these will be merchants. aud they have.
doubtless, contemplated making purchases on
that occasion, We are conf lent they will
meet not only hearty and uospitab.e recep-
uon, but be- able to supply themselves with
every commodity IN The way OF merchandise
suitable TO Their wishes and on most iavura bic
terms Our CITY merchants have prepared
themselves To tui, eud, and viii be ready 10
show that Fillmore can compete with ANY ul
her sister Ctles, IN furnishing superior goods
on accommodating terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
COUNCIL.
saturday. April %. ISIS.

Saturday, April %. ISIS.
Council met. present the Mayor. and
Messrs. Hamilton, ST., Robinson. M'Ginnis,
Ctemrns. Brady, Russell, Fitzhugh, Tanner,
Hamilton j., Amick, Gill and Eehols.
The council, went into election of member
Tor 3rd ward, m place OF B f Sanborn, MIR
Brady named d. ), F. Hu.lehen, and he was
accordingly elected member OF council from
the. 5fd ward.
The contract Of the 81 Commiss Toner with
k. Nj llralne tor paving Main ST., South
Wheeling read and ratified.
/ Tbs contract i1f NJ AddmzinsMain St. list
wart' read and ratified.
I Petition OF MIR Hunter PRAYING the city to
+ grade street adjoining his property was read
aud PRAYER granted.
Messrs Johnston at I.e' .,,,....d
p.4sy.
III - -. -. : +
- 80 ~ NV '''''' = -
I o'-"7 80. wy P'i'is -
cIHdias certain ground i'll saa "afd Tor Ou-
nag s'oO'''' ''a' ooua'' p@'i'io"' Inc
! Pesiuoh"aS I4i0 on Tue 'Ao'e'
Sundry accounts read and ordered to be
paid.
Licenses granted, Tor ogdinaHes TO Robert
t. eax!nye. Iobu fitzgerald J. X. Bottsford
Geo w. Frhart. Wm I,vedo4k and Nlirb..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25

* ,ilkOAi3 CONVENTION.

As there were several Acts passed by the
Legislature OF ONO, authorizing he eonstruc
ton OF Railroads from certain points on the
the Ohio rlser, and pointing to the Central
Valley Railroad route, aud all, or nearly all
make Coshoc,on a point in said routes, and in
order hat there may be beginning towards
an organization OF saidroutes, or some one Of
Them, il is deemed advisable to hold Rail
road Convention at the town OF Coshocton, on
The
l9TH * Corn DAYS OF May NEXT
1t is hoped that there will be general at
tendance OF Delegates from the said several
points aud routes, IN order that their claims
and advantages may be fully laid belnre said
,etatf and Snse 81 s @ b enabled e
through the State, and thereby ensure its cen
| strucuon.
DAVID SPANGLER, }
JOSEPH BURNS, }Committee.
J. X. JOHNSON, \
Coshocton, April Is, lS48
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
THINGS NEW YORK

Fire in Ae4e ISrk.-We learn from The
Philadelphia Ledger, that an extensive fire
was raging in The lower part Of New YorA
city between 10 and llo'clock on TUESDAY
when the Telegraph office closed for The night.
The light was 30 VIVID IN Jersey city that a
book could b. read by il.
iAo'esaie Appoiatulsnis.-The Wing ma
iorin oil the Common Council OF New York
city, Nrr much 10 tAa discomfort Of the loco
loco minority, on Tuesday evening, appointed
one hundred and tiiy Wing Conmis ssoners
OF Deeds, and Twelve Wing Clerks, 10 HE dit
ierent police and civil local courts, for which
the Justices were elected last week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
NEW BOOKS

We o. Indebted 60 Waasm-n for c)pr
Of the L..s ~ LHa.s o.. p.a embracing al
80 history ut tas a'e Flu.a Revolution. -
This appears 90 interesting ours. anl ,verr
che Revolution olfr U0uI pr4,r valuable.
A-it Is. DC vi.. command Cd faa1e sale.
/ The same vsnaet has sen. d. also. "The Life
AL Adventures ID Henry Thomas. Sc. Sc.
in'efs rsed orH @fsaHi engrlving.." We
INNS. aoabt t.e good books of lis character
d., norton We cid III thsi, sale olhe, tban by
Pron'anc.H- tbt "s'.gm," ensraviug., he
saserasi imposition ever palmcJ upon guilt
BIZ community. However at f5aI ol ac-
cunts oi horrors, crime. &c, can here gs.
then appetite well 1raaGaJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Lewis SIfel Frederick Smith and others.
TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
= Court Of Law and Ghancery for Ohio county. rende.
red in the above entitled the 9Th day Of Febr.
AIRY, lS41: the undersigned acting Commissioner in
this behalf viii sell, the 9th day of Nav ls4s
the front door Of the Court Honse of Ohio county Lot
number nine 49, in The addition 10 south Wheeling
LAID Oft by John Richie and Samuel Sprigg commonly
called Riichietowp.
TERMS OF SALE.-One hundred dollars in cash
and the residue credit of six twelve and eighteen
months in equal instruments bearing interest from The
day Of sale the purchaser giving bonds with
ry bearing interest aforesaid. and the title he
tanned as further security, until the whole he paid
April -, ~ JOHN q EOFF, Com'r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
RAILROAD MEETING

Alta meeting OF the citizens of Cosbocton
,' !, a. NE construction OF III. Central
Valley Railroad, held on Saturday evening
9th mslau'' VIM q Williams ESD, having
oreh elected chairman, aud A, K. Hillyer,
secretary, ii was
Res0lped That general Railroad Couyen-
ZION be called to meet IN the town OF Coshoc-
ton on Friday the 18Th ofNlay next.
Rssolued. That GEN. Jnsenh R,r,e n
Spangler- Esq, aud Joseph X. Johnson, be a
committee OF correspondence.
hesotped, That tie proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by The chairman aud secre-
tary and published IN The Coshocton Demo-
orat and Democratic Wing with r, quest to
their correspondence to cnpy.
WM. q. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
A. K. HI.LYER, SecIetarg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
) STEAMBOAT REGIS TER
REPORTED Ry G. II BERRY

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
u Bouts jor the last 81 hourS ending yester-
day at o'clock, 2. ~.
ARRIVED.
Messenger. Reno, Pittsburgh,
Telegraph, Perry. i"
Diligence. Morley, az
Isaac Newton, Mason, g
Gondolier, Lyons, 4"
Wellsville, Barnes, il"
Hihemie No 2, kInefelter, Cincinnati,
Fnancier. Kouniz, ="
Pontiac, Fowler,
Lewis Whetztl, Thompson,
New England, No 2, Dean,
Skipper, Stops, Parkersburgh,
Jewt IS, BOUCHER, ST Louis,
Taglioni. Coles. 9.
Dover. Reno, Wabash,
Messenger. Reno, Cincinnati,
Telegraph, Perry, &c
Isaac Newton, Mason. Z"
liiberna No 2, Klinelelter. Pittsburgh,
Skipper, Stops, %
Jewcss, BOUCHER,
Finsncirr, koun,z,
Pontiac. Fowler.
Lewis Whetzrl, Thompson,
New England No 2, Dean, g
Dover Reno,
Toglioni, Coles, ..
Niagara, Jacobs, ST Louis,
Gondoler, Lyons, ''
Cinderella Calhoun, Wabash,
Welsville, Barnes, Sun Fish,
81 feet water in the channel-falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
ROBERTSON a GRFcnpv

liCs L boot and Shoe makers No ia Main :,
io''efy occupied by VIM Hopkins as a Barber sSon
iein'!, ,nSl shey are now making up in Easter VII
slhis style some OF the best work that WLeeIina 80.
Jaw "th sewed and peggcd, aud invite ali in van ~
al Ahd examine hefare purchasing elsewhere a. ,ssv
az thai they can render perfect 10
al " no may favor them with then natron.se y. ,h'
materials of the hest kind eonsis,ins o. ."ei
rieneh and Philadelphia calf skins aud tbei..iye.
piaeNea workmen, they have no hestatiop m sayin,
April 10 - e so"h'n"i'5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
For The linz.
\ BILL
Reaii7s 70 ht CUMBERLAND Road in Virei

1870 --N4++ ~ + e.
ria.
~ % enacted bv the General Assembly,
thai hereafter 10 shall not be- lawful for tie
superintendent of he Cumbehlni Road in
virginia. 90 other officer OF szent f0f the Com
MOI wealth.. OF any contractor or SCENT under
hih. 20 lake OF acquire any limestone or a.
ny "'Hef material for making or repairing he
san road or the bridges thereon. from any
lands adjacent thereto; or within q halt
inre Thereof. except upon contract,
or "lih The assent OF The owners OF said lands:
Provided, that materials may be taken from
tie htd- Of Greai and Little Wheeiing Creeks
a. heretofore
All acts and pafis Of sny act, coming in
conflict with This act, shall BE- and hp same
are hereby repealed.
This act shall b. in force from its passage.
! I've above bill was reported 10 the house
/ oi delegates at its late session. and without,
! believe, the knowledge OF the people OF this
county or the city of Wheeling. 1t is an ex-
iraordinary measure. and aims heavy blow
at the Cumberland road. Had any other than
onr delegate moved it we might possibly not
have been surprised at the act; bnt as it is it
, Is Il most strange affair. For the repair Of any
public road in the state. stone, timber or any
necessary material, may be taken withom the
consent OF the owner, by paying him what
some two or three disinierestcd men may say
is its fair vaine But by this bill this great
and important road is put on worse footing
than that OF the least important road in the
county. II other roads pas. thro' my land my
stone may be taken TO repair them whether
viii or not, by paying me lair price for it;
but il own land within a halt mile OF this
great road, am exempt. But this is not al L;
II l own land more than halt mile from
the road am not erempt. Win some one
tell me, why it is, that they who own lands
Immediately on the road, aud whose lands are
most increased in value by it. are to be ex-
empt, while the lands OF the good people ly-
| ing hall mile off are not exempt. Will
some one explain either the wisdom or equity
OF this law2 Is it wise TO give The owners OF
land on the road, a premium for their stone
equal 10 the cost of hauling it from one
hall mile TO three miles ,or is ii fair to subject
those who do not live on the road To THAI
from which they who live on are exempt?
| This great National Road, after having ser
we'd Us so long and so well, is suppose now
to be TUNED out, like an cid horse, 10 perish
| Possibly we had better fake care ci this
lailhlul Old parent and Jriead little long.
er.
Ii is with pain have seen this deadly as.
sault upon this road; 1t is with deep regret
have ieIt compelled TO notice il. ] do il, not
with the expectation OF affecting the election
OF any one--iI is 100 ate TO accomplish sucl
a purpose-5ut do it TO save the road-or
LII has been decreed in certain quarters
,hat ii shall perish, we may know it.
TRlADELPHlA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25

MARRlED.-On Sunday, the 23d inst. in
this city, BY the Rev VIM. Armstrong. Mr..
JOHN J. WATSON 10 Miss ANN ELIZA
ALI, ON, all OF this city.
We are indebted iora liberal remembrance
ON the occasion and tender our thanks, aud
hopes that fortune may deal as Literally with
them as they have with us, and remember al.
ways TO multiply their joys, forgetting thei,
sorrows all the time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
THURSDAY. APRIL y, ISIS.

THURSDAY. APRIL y, ISIS.
THE following are the Commissioners to
su4eratcnd the election 10 be held on the q
oil mis- mouth iu Ohio County, Va.
81 Wesl Liberty. Levi Mills, Francis A.
Beck. George P6rceH, josiah Morgan. James
Henderson aud John Snodgrass.
A, Tdadelphia Lewis Lunsiord, William
F4fts IT, Robert Wilkinson, Jas. Mcdonald
anil John ID. Foster
Al the Court House in this city, Lewis Bdyha,
john Laushlin, Thomas Johnson Jr Ephraim
Pollock and Thomas Sweeney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

Az been removed from Main street = Water street
into the door the office of the N,,io,,'
Road stage company next door o Clark's 4 oa.a
House, where he is receiving all kinds of Ready 81 ~
C"thfig for the season. made expressly this ssr,e
rom MS wholesale Establishment IN baltimore, No 81
tail as low as can he hough in Baltimore or phi ade
phis being hut atrire difference IN the ransnortafio,
His stock consists of u kinds of hing us,,ny on,
IN clothing store, vizFine English and French lrcss
rock and sack Goats, dc Cashmere, Tweed Crraton
ihn ahd c"tisn Goals, some "a low 10: main Ana
fancy summer Cashmere pants do Tweed / nen 80
cotton sene very good at Is cents; plain aud fancy
s"lp, e'saes ana great variety of other STYLES oC
VI shiis hukis gieves. s,ispenders. etc Also FEW
very me sentishens travelling bags caps and nms rel
ias, heneihier the Baltimore Clothing Store On Ws,sr
street where you can buy The hest goods for The los,
money. fApr25l N ss siie sas'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
STATE ELECTION

STATE ELECTION.
Mr. Wharton: DIR. JOHN ENGIusY. we es.
TEEN man every way qualified to represent
us IN the Legislature OF Virginia, and he will
receive our support. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. Wharton: Please inform the public
that ID. Nj. EDGlNGTON, Esq. is a candi-
date Tor the legislature at the approaching
election and that he cannot be choked off.
NATIONAL ROAD.
Mr. Warrior: You will please announce
JOHN BRADY, Esq. as candidate to rep
resent Ohio County in the house of delegates
at the uext session OF the Legislature.
SHORT CREEK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-25
WOODS
STEAM Iron RAILING MANDATORY.
RIDGE ROAR, ABOVE BUTToNWooD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.

IRON R.ILINas for public and private buildings and
a public squares, OF every variety of form and pattern
CEMETERY RAILINGs, of classic and UNIQUE des ems
embracing upwards OF hundred dierenl varieties
IRON CHAIRs AND SETrEEs, for Gardens Halls and
PlaZLas-ucW style.
NEsASDAs AND rILAsrERs, for Cottages made in every
style
Superior WRouGHr 1RoN GATES for Carriage en-
frances.
New style BALcoSy BRAcKETs, &C
IRON FABLES of various styles, embracing Louis XIV
Eliza elhean Gothic, and modern patterns with white
aud Gold Italian Marble tops. These tables have been
Ice trean Saloons &c they are lcaniitl articles OF
furniture Tor Hat Stores and other where
II : desirable TO make grand display.
il te has recently Constructed elegant sui stan al
CAST lRoH HireniSG Posr, in form admirably adaptei
10 pefaaneney of position, highly orUamented ana rem.
fesrniing wen executed HEAD of that noble animal
me Horse. Such an article has long been desidera
ti and Is now offered to the good taste OF The public
Strangers visiting Phi aiephia, respectfully inyi.
ted 10 ca'i al LIS Narerooms, and examine his dilet
specimens OF new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor
Ridge Road, above Buttonwood ST.. rMLApA
u fiio Has recently published, great expense an
Original work exhibiting the designs aud patterns
the above acics and the aud splendid patterns
Of Cemetery Balcony, Step, and other Ratings Which
nave been Manufactured for Laurel Hill aud other eee.
hAea Cemeteries DIES gned expressly for his own esiab
isumeni, ana which may he sent 10 any part OF the
Wu'id 10 ihest who desire to make selection. I'm
uuuled reference Will be required ensure PROMPT
seiectiun. - A ,r;ia5