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the United States, yet how many could have been
Il saved If they had rcsored Dr. Rogers Lverwort and
Tar, In season. Thousands upon thousands
tiyng that has saved their lives, restored them to health.
No necddespair. Though your physicians and friends
give you up die, you be than Mrs. Rowe,
Stalnton who was given by her doctors and friends, 10
die with the last stages of Consumption We publish her
ctfcates in addition to the vast number obtained in Gin
cinna to show that the it makes confined
that city alone but in every place where it has been intro
duced: Read what she says:
+ + + + + + + +
with pain in my side and breast called in the aid of
several physicians but they failed give any relief and
for the space of grew rapidly In addition
to this was attacked with violent cough; although an
excellent physician lived in the house, and used the
greatest exertion and paid the srctest attention. it batcd
all his skitwo others were called in, of which was
aged and skul pysician but all their efforts proved
like unavailng. At last physician who attending
camp meeting in the cghbOrhOod see me- and de-
clarcd that could not last than day longer also
few days end earthly career. NV friends
called in to die, but my brother at this
crisis, Clearing of the astonishing performed bv Mr.
Rogers Compound Syrup of vcrwOrt and TarO went to
hours, to get of the above medicine commenced
taking it, and strange tell before had used half bot
tie the cough entirely cured. From this time recov
cred rapidly, and when had used two bottles was able
to assume family vacations usual. am fully salts
fed that had not been for this excellent medicine would
now be in my grave and must in justice that truly re-
turn sincere thanks to the inventor of this priceless med
Cinc, and would recommend all persons ac ted with dis
eased lungs to give il 4 trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned do certify that this account of Mrs
Rowe is correct, being personally acquitted with all
the circumstances. P. P. JOHNSON,
PETER r. MATHEWS,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOSEPH Fans
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FARMERS DEPARTMENT.
Tho Month.

. 'The farmers crop their living from their crops,
And each manshares the blessing of their shares
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Sixty Land Warrants.

Sky LH1HO "HEr8ntSs
TINE Farmers Of the counties Of Dubuque, CLAYTON
J. Delaware Jones, Jackson, and Linn, wishing their
lands entered time, would do well by calling
undersigned, he has just returned from the East witha
large supply of genuine WARRAHTs, being issued In good
style, upon engraved plate IEfa 75E' tFEEs Ies
GcOFFICE in the rear Of the Store Room Of G.. w. Il
NJ J. Burton, door below Mason's Drug Store, Main
street, Dubuque, Iowa.
..'"'.9@' saa zJNo. N. McDANE1.D.
nov. IT, 1919. lily. .rE@EEI -
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HEAVY and Fancy Vests of every descrip-
IL ton for sale very cheapa BURToss,

~ O. & M. j. Burton have on hand and for
" sale the largest and best stock of Ginghams
ever offered in Dubuque, which they will sell at
extraordinary low prices. ~ rt r. r.rs 4.
Dubuque, Jan. Is, 1850 n19--Iy
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Sept 18Th, 1S49. 1-E:
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS!

TJNII subscribers would Invite attention their present
Il Stock of Goods suited 10 the Our assortment
is one the most extensive and complete that have
offered, and having been purchased principally for
Cash, and rCviUis the advance in prices
are prepared to sell on favorable terms.
f. c. & +. ii. SMITH.
October 2, 1870. Jtf
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FOR SALE AT COST. -
Superior Telegraph Tanning Mills for sale at COST
Nt Wheat taken in payment.
Aug 18th, l810. t FELLOWS & YOUNG.
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Great News from California.
|TNHE subscriber having received such news as induces
l. him to cmigratc, oors for sale his beautiful residence
situated at the corner of 10th and Main streets, Dubuque
Any person wishing grcut bargain, VIII do well call
soon. ISAAC y, UIGDEE.
Sept 18th. 1870 Off
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GAT1NET Coats of every description for sale
- at price to olive and Let Live" at
G.. w. & M. J. BURToNs
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SlOan's Celebrated Medicines.
sLOAN's CONDITION POWDER;
SLOAN'S HORSE & CATTLE OINTMENT
- sLoAN'S FAMILY OINTMENT, &c.
HAVE just received supply of these celebrated Medi
cines, which will warrant genuine am the only A.
gcntin Dubuque for the sale of loans Genuine Medicines
e. +: GILLESPIE, Under the City Hotel
Dubuque, April LIST, 1910. ~
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Ok Blue and black dress coats, for sale very
~ cheap at GEo. s. NJ J. BURross
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Lirseed Oil, Turpentine, and
White Lead. ..

large stock of the above goods just received and for
"a sale by .. +. F. GILLESPIE
April 25tli If
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JACQUES HEUDEBERT.
Re Consul de les Etats Uns
1Vickshurr Sentinel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18
Safe or EirtenSiUe Real Estate
IN STAUNTON, OCT. 1ST, 1850.

A s Executor of Michael Quinlar, deed, shall sell at
IN public auction, all his Real Estate shall of course
attempt no description of the property but 1t is known to
all who acquainted with the Towr to be extensive and
valuable consisting of some five or six large and handsome
Stores two or three Dwellings, and three four Shops,
situated without exceptions in most desirable parts of the
Town. Also valuable Building Lot, on Main Stree,
and some excellent and convenient ouots of Woodland.
The rapid improvement in the Town of Stanton, zen
ders this sale worthy the attention of capitalists.
POSSESSION of the property will begven on lst Of April,
1851.
TERMS.-The object being to convert the property at
once into interest bearing fund for the support and edu
cation of infant children purchasers can have very liberal
credit upon giving satisfactory security for the principal,
and punctually paying the interest
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
S,aunton, July II, le5O-tds.
fsE- Richmond Times Winchester Republican, Har-
risonbug Republican, Lexington Gazette and Charoes-
vile Advocate copy weekly till sale, mark COST and draw
through Valley Bank at Staunlon, upon the Executor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18
PATTERSON'SI
al TERATIVE g. TONIC COMPOUND.
WINCHESTER, June 8, 1850.

WINCHESTER, June 5, 1851.
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Tonic Com
pound both myself and in my family, for the last eight
years. and having been cured of obstinate cosveness ard
sick head ACHE 10 which have been for long time sub
ect, take pleasure in recommending its to others a
fcted in the same way.
have also used it for Cholc and Cholera Morbus the
latter very violent, and of which was relieved by it in
very short time.
1t has proved equally efcacous with different members
ofmy family, and in many other cases within my own
knowledge. Signed, j. H. KEMP.
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May 80, 1850
take great pleasure in recommending Paersons Alter
alive and Tonic Compound have no hesitation in Civ
ing it my opinion that this will he found an excellent
remedy for the various diseases for which tits recommend
ed, particularly Dysenery, Dyspepsia and Liver Afec-
tions lam no physician, and speak disnteestedly.
have used the medicine, and have experienced great relief
from i-and Notwithstanding The peudices oflhe Faculty
it has gained celebrity and popularity which have called
into exercise additional supply the great and in
creasng demand for it. Signed,
j. S. CALVERT.
05- Prepared by JAMES T. PATTERSON-an
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS P EsxRIpGE,
Druggist, S,aunton, Va.
June IL, lS50.-ly.
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYTOWN.
TARRYrowN, January l4th lS47.
DR. B. BRANpRETH: My Dear Sir
WE the Undersigned being fully convinced Of the superior
w quatc. Of your Vegetable Pills all others,
cathartc medicine which opinion founded upon
personal expcrencehaving used them for years family
medicnewe therefore take pleasure in thus recommending
them specially excellent preventing and curing those
Billion. difficulties which almost every individual is,
periods of the year, less subject In all dvspepc
cases. which have them used they have invariably
effected perfect The method Of using them take
every night when going to bed whoever that is
jyspepc, and follows this ADVICE W ~ lie sure Oh cure So
f>f:-.,-, - never known them TO fail
Nothing hut the welfare Of beings has induced
to write this You WILL therefore, confer particular avor upon
u.s. BY giving it place in your publications.
SIGNED Jacob Odel P. NJ, ID nj Lent, John Child, E.
las Mann, George Mills John Derward, Steubcn Swarwout
Hall, John Leonard, Adm NIartlng John Weeks w
Widely, James See, Charles Underhill, Wiett Carpen
ter, w Van Wart, A Clapp, Henry Todd, Elijah w H.
dey, VIM Ward, Joseph Vail, Thomas Dean, Cornelius
Lessee.
AGENTS--WM KYLE, Staunton; VIM w King, Waynes-
boro' Messermith Mt Scion NJ Stout & Co, New Hope
Whitmore, Mt Meridian; John Morris, Fshersvle
Thomas Holt Jennings Gap; Benz Graham Greenvle Nc
Guffn & Co., Midway Jas Guy, Deeried; w Clarke,
Parnassus; Hogshead Co., Parnassus; William Bell
Churchyille Sterling Son. Harrsonburg; Jacob Bear
Lexington E Watts, Charlottesville; & Stewart, Mibo
ro' Springs d G Wise, Warm Springs.
July 10, lS50.-2m.
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O, N e a L. S
compound Syrup Wild Cherry HOarhOuud and LyerwOrt
Eor Councils Chilli 4sLhnn Lncinieni Cnns,lnlnkion

S0mp0uHuS!rHp WIN UNITY hOarnOuuu anu LlVerW0fl
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Incipient Consumption,
Catarrh, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
TN Offering this article the public do with perfected
ence it having obtained the sanction OF the most prominent
Physicians Of the City of Baltimore where the article is
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home tesmo
nv from the most valuable sources.
We are willing place the recipe in the hands of any
Physician recognised gentleman OF good standing in
ihe profession $3.50 900
BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, 1850.
This certify that have been laboring under very
vere Cough pain the side gddues Of the head and
Of the chest long sandg and that by the use Of three
bottles Of O'Neas Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Hoar
hound and Lverwor have been entirely relieved and have
considered myself permanently for several weeks past
Any person desiring special information obtain BY
calling on my residence No. 49, Fawn street Baltimore
Witness: JOHN WREN.
Taos. WoRTHtSGToS.S
m The above article be had Of Messrs HARPER KIN
HEY Agents the Of Saon. Any respectable Phys
clan can the recipe by calling on the Agents.
J. i. ONEAI,, Proprietor.
Jny "a, lS50.-2m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18
STANTON WOOLLEN FACTORY,

HEpopretos bavingcompleted their buildings and pro.
vlded themselves with machinery Of the most ap-
proved consrucon are now ready manufacture in The
best manner and the shortest noiice te fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keepon hand good assortment of Linssys,
Fued culhs, Jeans Kerseys, Casnes or Satnetis and
Stocking yarn which they will sell moderate terms Or
exchange for Wool at The market value.
For the accommodation of The farmers they will manu-
taeure such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the WOOL orihey will card WOOL spin yara
and full and dye cloths receiving payment in wool or mon.
ey, as The customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing bu the WOOL will be, as follows according to
quality, viz:
For Lndseys from II to 90 cents:
Fuled Clothes from 90 to 30 cents.
Jeans and Kerseys from 90 TO so CENTS
Cassinetls and Sattinetts from 80 to As cent?
The prices Of cardng the company furnishing til. oil il
all cases will be SIX cents per pound payable woo or cash
On delivery Of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
ID. w. KENNEDY, Supr.
S % Si::'; + S'. l S:::s.
April 3, 1850.
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QY virtue of Trust Deed executed to us by Thomas
ID n Green, we are now selling at the lowest prices,
one Of the best stocks Of new, fashionable and desirable
Goods ever offered IN this County, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods Genemens Cloths, Domestlcs, of all kinds;
Hardware IrOn and every thing usually kept in Stores
As the concern is obliged 10 be speedily closed, the public
will find it greatly to their interest to buy OF them They
also notify persons desiring to commence the Mercantile
business or repenish their stocks, that they will sell the
Goods at wholesale by the large quantity on the most
reasonable terms.
o. They also notify persons indebted TO +. n Green,
Green s. Co., that their claims transferred to them
and must be promptly lquidaed indulgence cannot be
given PETER Y. BROOKE, Tustees
NlCHO. K. TROUT,
Sianntnn InlH 81 lS50-lf
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lsDT0AIEI0No

MRS. LEROY P. DANGERFIELD purposes open
I'VE ing the Warm Springs, Bath County, Va, a
School for the Education ofyoung Ladies. All The usual
English Branches will be taught together with French,
and Music the Guitar. Particular attention will be
given the domestic instruction of young Ladies' Tens
for board and tuition in the English Branches will $500
per session often monhs-payabe $50 in advance the bal
ance the END Of the session. Thsncudes all expenses
excepting Books and Stationary which patents and guar
dams expected to furnish. For French and Music,
extra charge of 81 0 each, will be made. The Schoo
will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs. d. and
Young Ladies will be treated as members of hef family.
The location is healthy and accessible, being midway be-
tween the Warm and Hot Springs-Daily Stages passing
The door during the Summer and Tri-weekly in the
Wnter-so that parents guardians may their chill
den wards, in case ofsickness, without delay The
School will about the 10Th of September and
continue until the 10th of july making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make the follow
ingreferences-
Rev. r. r. CAsTLEMAN, Stanton.
Col. A. S. GRAY, Harrisonburg.
Gen. S. Fl. LEWIS, Port Republic.
Mr.. G. G. Butler, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy.
Dr.. ARCH. P. SrRoTHER, Bath Courthouse.
August Is lS49.-tf
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BE Wise i'm Time.

TITS FOLLY TO DEFER!-AFFIcTED READ.
THOUSANDS suffering from diseases from which there
is no difficulty in being permanently and speedily relieved,
provided the right means be used As every vice has its own
punishment would every disease has its remedy
his true and there nothing in this life than
that the american Compound the speedy and certain
remedy for all diseases of delicate character known to the
world Adapted every stage Of the disease constu
en all times and there fears exposure de-
enton from business restriction in diet from the certain
and speedy relief gives it is the popular remedy of
day Ten Thousand cases have been cured ercuay by
during the past Prepared by practical ply the
cted rely with confidence its powers over dis
OF this character Full directions each bottle
0 CAuToN-Ask for the American Compound and purchase
only ohe Agents 294 Market street. Philadelphia and of
SAMUEL STERLING, Staunton, Va.
Nav
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TO TNE PUBLIC!
FARE EDU ED.

n n and after the 18th Ds our Fare between Staunton
" and Winchester will be reduced 10 THREE DOLLARS.
Passengers taking seats by either the Day Lght the
Night Line, will have the privilege of changing to the 9TH
any point the These lines supplied with
the VERY BEST accommodations having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for the Day Light drawn by fine SIX HORSE teams and
Elegant Troy COACHES for the Night line. By this line
direct connection made either Siaunton or Wnches-
ter with all departing lines.
The Day Light is ri weekly The Night or connect
clock, P. NJ and Winchester at o'clock, P. NJ, after
the arrival of the Cars.
o. For passage, apply at Taylor's Hotel, Winchester
and at the Virginia Hoel,. Staunton.
KEMP s. CO.
Nav IL 1870 n
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ON and after the 18th inst, our rlweekly daylight line
" Of Four Horse Post Coaches will be re-
newed between Lexington and SaunOn, leaving Stanton
at III O'Clock, A. NJ Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays
dine on the oue, and reach Lexington early the same
eyenng-reurning leave Lexington after breakfast, dine
ON the route and reach Stanton early in the evening"
The regular mail Line leaves StauntOn Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at IL O'Clock, A. NJ dimes on
ihe route and anyesas Lexington early the evening
aud returns on the alternate days, formerly. BY this
line passengers connect with all the departing lines at Ell
ther point VIM 7. PARISH y co.
June r. IS50-ts
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Nav Is. IS50.-tf.
70 CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS. &C.

ID BAYNE would most respectfully call the attention
of the citizens of Staunton and its vicinity, to the
,sssA large ana beautiful assortment of the
W. above named articles which he is now sNz.sHA
A opening and receiving at the South -
GAA. Corner of the Virginia Hotel, consisting in part
follows
Mems, Boys and Youths Thick Brogans; Kip Calf and
Gnat do. Thick Boots; Kipand Graindo; Fine Cafdo.;
Congress CATERS, Patent Tips;
Women's Leather Boots; Pegged Buskins and Ties /;
Sewed Buskns and Morocco Wells;
Ladies' fine Nlorucco Kid, Wells and Slippers; Patent
Leather do Silk Buskins, assorted cuors Excesors do
Misses fine Silk Caters and half Caters; Slippers and
Wells;
Chdrens' fine Shoes Of every variety.
HATS.
Fine Moleskn. Silk Hats Nutrc Cashmere and Russia
do; Buena VISTA Kossuth, Congress, Black and Dab,
Wool and Glazed do.
ALSO-A large assortment Of Straw Goods, Mems Boys
and Youths single and double Brim Leghorn Hats. Pa
mama. Guyaquil, Pedal and German Straw do; Mems
and Boys Palm Hats Of every variety. All Of which he
pledges himself to sell extremely low FOR CASH.
n. B.-The Ladies are particularly invited to call and
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is
confident upon examination they will find greatly oher
interest.
Staunton, April II, ls50.-tf
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B ALL EY & CO.,
{LATE BAILEY s. KlTcHEN,)

Z
1856 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Importers and Manufacturers of Watches Jewery Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods,
OFFER TO the public extensive of every thing
~ in their line, TO which they constantly making addi-
lions by arrival from Europe large and varied
ment OF Plated Sheffield Ware, consisting part Of Rich Wal
te Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Urns Epergne Branches &c
manufactured ORDER at the shortest notice. the mandatory
the same being attached to the store.
They especially call the attention of the public their
and varied assortment of London Liverpool and Geneva
es from the factories Oft Cooper Tobias & Co.. Hyde
Sons aso from the celebrated establishment of Jules Jnrgen
son, of Copenhagen.
English French and American Jewelry of every description
Diamond Sets Bracelets Brooches Ear Rings Finger Rings
Turquoise Pearl Garnet Ruby Emerald, and Coral Sets
Marble. Flint Bronze Satuary and Paintings Metal and
Porcelain, from the bands oFcclebtaed artists.
Strangers visiting the City, respectfully invited to visit
their establishment
Particular attention paid TO the repairing of Watches
Philadelphia, May 90, IS50.-ly
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vas,sabie Lama for Sale.

TINE undersigned will sell privately, on accommodating
l. terms his valuable FARM on Back Creek, in Bath
County. There upwards of
700 ACRES
of Land of which about 500 bottom land of an excel
quality so Acres of good Meadow and with little labor
SO Acres more could be made. The bottom land is all
cleared enclosed and in fine state of cultivation. The
upland is well TIMBERED and affords fine range for
STOCK and in addition there fine outlet and range for
stock in the Allegheny mountain The land well water
ed by several fine Springs of running water one sufficient
ly strong to run mill all the year. Improvements are
Sysr2 Brick Dwelling House,
HIM with Kitchen attached, a tolerable good Barn,
lsAM Stables, and other out houses. Any person de-
string great bargain in Land will do we'll drive trade
at once as such property remain long in market
The Farm will suit any one wanting good agricultural
or stock farm. CHARLES HAMlLlON.
July 10, lS50.-2m.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office ofhe
Circuit Court of Augusta County, August Srd, 1850,
Martin Kindig-Plartii,
Ceoyue Conner, j. Kian, Benjamin Kindig and John Shi-
rey--Defendants.
The Plaintiff having filed his BILL afledgng that in 1928,
he purchased of the Defendant Benjamin kindly two par
GELS of Land lying in Augusta Coun,y-by The deed con-
yeying the Land, the Defendant kndg reserved road
through part of the Land sold the Plaintiff, and con-
veyed him two roads through that part the tract which
was retained by him. The roads, aforesaid having been
closed the Plaintiff prays shat il necessary, Commission
or Commissioners may be appointed to lay off the roads
conveyed 10 the Plaintiff by metes and bounds, and that
such decree may be made may be deemed necessary to
secure the Plaintiff all the rights under the deed aforesaid
and the said Defendant Benjamin Kndg, having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhatan Of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear at the Clerks Office Of said Court on the first
Monday in October next and answer the bill Of the Plain
tiff and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper printed in Slaunton, for month and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, O. c.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WISH to sell House and Lot in Staunon, belonging
to the estate of Daniel Ellis, decd situated in that part
OF SAID Town called Newtown and designated in that part
Of said Town lot No. H. and at present occupied by Mr.
David Andrews. The House is built of brick with four
rooms besides the Garrett together with convenient Closets
The Lot runs back in of the Dwelling House to the
next street, on which another building might be ersced if
desired.
The terms OF sale can be made easy the purchaser by
the deferred payments being we'll secured, portion Of the
purchase money will however be required in cash. Mr.
o. c. Norris will shew the property to those desiring to
see it, and communicate to me any offer that may be made
or the same. JOHN X. ELLIS. Admor
of Daniel Ellis, decd
July 5, I950-tf
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HceaU Establishment.
COACH MANUFACTORY.

fE undersigned having bought the interest Of JAnrs
MARsTELLER, in the concern of HARDY s MARsrrL-
LRR beg leave tonofm the public tina. they have ncreas
ed Their Stock, and will continue 10 manufacture adj kinds
Of work in their Iine-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the most fashionable STYLE ofhe best materials srd o.
terms to suit the purchaser Especial attention given to
all Kinds OF repairing From the specimens Of work sent
from our shop we faer ourselves to have given satisac-
tion and with determination to merit a contnssnc. sr
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
pledge themselves renewed efforts 10 please Shop nea,
the Bank. HARDY s. BROTHERS
May 49, lS49.