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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-25
FOR SALE.

A QUANTITY of 8 hy s Timber Of different
"a lengths, together with II variety Of other
kinds of lunher by U. l.. ROBBINS.
Juue 18th, 1851.
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MAIL RODS AND SHOE SHAPE IRON
~ VI ,ery superior quality for taie hy
o. l.. ROBBINS,
Nos. 25th, 1851. l6
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taken at!owcrrates than by any other compai

The business Of theC'omrany will he conduct.
cd upon the JoiSI Stock. npd upon the MurVAL
princpaI at the option Of the insured thus meet
ing the wants ana circumstances of the pablic
more fully IL j. believed, than purely mntuh
companies can 10.
On the Jnint Stock principle the insured will
pay % Is per cent. less for insurance than the
Rates Of the best organized mntnal Companies.
or will receive what lie equivalent to 80 l-3 per
cent per annum. in dividend profits, paid in ad-
vance, instca d OF receiving an uncertain amount
at the end of each year in script certificates, re-
leema bile on certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash pa yments are increu..
Ell by the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
Ga tn. Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure Mt the usual rates of mHtuaC uin-
l'anics dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates redecInablc after Mutual
tmsuranceFund Of Two Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars is accumulated, aud charging a commission
for conducting that part o. the business clui, ~
lent to only about one halt the expenses of the
Company, securing losses being equnl larger
ynnrly dividend to the Mutual Insurers, besides
giving the members u lien upon - Joint Stock
Capital Of Que Hundred Thousand Dollars,
largo J.int Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged as security for payment of lossas, in
addition to the usual Capital and reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
This company is not only one of the most
prosperous hut also one of the very best In the
country Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such
run ofbusiness' as this company since its organ.
Zatiun.
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VERY REMARkADIE.-An inrelgen, farmer in the
town oil Lewiston, related somc time since n remarkable
ponging. caght his foot in root and tore II rartIy e
lie Immediately cleaned ont the dirt ana applied G. w.
erchant, celebrated G1rring OH. replaced the hoof
bandagcd up tight soaked rcasionally with ule Oil,
aud IN Two weeks lie was able to the horse.
Copy Of a letter from e. l.. Stafford, ESQ.,
Door. MERCHAsr--Dear Sir-One of nv horses having
bindYGu OF long standing. which had become caous.
and which supposed from the many remedies hy
was past cnrc-- was induced TO Try your GarAing OIL"
which with the use Of Two ioes, entirely effected cure
therefore consider i, the best med,ncs that eau
L, ,S or .J jar" ~ 1911. 1'us yours H. STAFFORD.
From Mr. srn.erg, superintendent Of The canal con-
tractor stable.
MI Merchants Ga,gng Oh. and find il to te orc of the
Pest applications dat liavc e.cr made of. has.
nave mad the charge OF from forty fly hor~-s for x
last eight months. and have made use of number Of .t
Ties u my entire sausfnc iCn
Loekrnr. Jan II. is,i. J. sTERNBERG
Don't be persuaded to take any thing cl-e witt, III. prom
unprlnciped DEALERS. whose conscience will stretch Ike
lnan Rutb.r ami who are Of sdred spirit, OF those
our large cities hose ncfaros practices have 20 recently
been exposed W the action Of Congress-
Be s,e ,he name Of the soln PsoraIrrox GEO. "
bottle nni in his handwriting over the cork.
Al orders addressed to the proprietor will e promptly
Get Pamphlet OF the AGENT, and what wonders are
accomplished by the use Of this medicine.
rn by respectable dealers generally in the United States
Also Jv
u. l.. Spencer Rutland u II Sabin, Wal Ii
ford; Hooker, West Poultncy; Dewey q r n
ham, Z. oultney; NJ. HiIlihrd nnhi, &C
ners; Shsl don & Brothers, Pawlet; G. {. Mich
OILS, Castieton; A. Allen, Fairlu,u; Luthc
Joy. Benson; f.. C. Eels, sudbury; Gu. Cas-
q Co, Brandon; =. d. Winsl0w, Pittsford
W w Sperry, Dandy CLARK Gray, Dorset
9 Goddard. East Rupert; L. d. Smith, Ticon-
heroga Hammp md e. Co, Grown Point; DR..
;. Wright, whitehall, q. ". sprague, Yer
genncs, c. Wicker. North FeIrisburgh, Catlin
81 Wright Orwell
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Men fOI California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompnny
because terms are 50 rea sonable.
HEADS or FAMILIES areanxious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
SALAHiED MEN, arc ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard ror King men, invest in this company be-
cause theyrcgard it as the best ofsavings banks
today up their earnings In for their wives aud
Capitalists invest with this company by .ak-
ing cut policies for life. because they regard it
as good as money at l2to 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in artford, when they meet With losses, they
pay "up" At once.
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aIno...,s! ~. - 8: 2
DDClEaSlsaA;O !

90 FIRMS. srorh orev $4,000. and
$3.50 LOTS, to t< d,st~ibutsd amony
sisU .Ssbseribess.
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hoN and SlEEt., Rouua, square anu IL.
bar o. American fi~eeas aud Kugii.h Iron
"f var!srs sizes, also good asse,it,ep, Of Tow
'Gl'A, "a {. weeds ard German self, "a,
- y !. Eoh9,sS,
Fs.'srA ~, ssh. lss! 4,
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'P.''a ana 's'd By JsNES c. .7YER,
Fraefied Chemist, L.veu Mou

'S ." a"'i,nds' L. DAsrSLs, A.a II [. spsscrw
'd"'"F''"'s' e'ss'ss L iio.oss, aoe +, al. ping
f'"' 'nfe"shas' Nc safe aud Coun,ry. AZ
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such - o'r cor nienrc N iis yiitues that W. a.,
willing 10 rorrGW his Ar,!ir,ac Ia ,yeay eos, n,
rT'eh H"ld' twhrre used ss,oriine 10 The ,rrc,ior
an page IN 1T the p,mph I, inside tho wtspptr 81
r.'h h"'''" ana whore The person " not satIsfrt
,'h' ne !. deriving benefit from ii, by returning The
botlI. within ~ houis' lime Wv
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Member OF COngrrSS Arrested.
w WASnINGIoN Eehruarv

MIR. Stanley, Of Norlh Carolina, was
arrested to-day on a warrant issued on the
oath Of Walter Lennox, Mayor. He was
taken before Justice Morsel, chal ged with
challenging Mr.. lnge. of AIaba ma, for the
nIledged offensive worlS spoken a few
days ago in debate. After hearing Mr.:
Stanley was dismissed al o'clock for
want Of evidence. Mr.. 1nge and his
friend. Gov. Brown, have not yet been
arrested. The Police have been search
ing Tor them all day. The general i'm
preston now is that a challenge has pus
sed aud duel agreed upon.-Post.
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Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
For Sale OF. Rent!

The subscriber offers for sale that cnmmodi-
Gus and we II known Tavern Stand in the Bor-
ough of Ebensburg now in the occupancy OF
ROBERT CARMAH. The House is in excellent re-
pair and has attached to it all the necessary
outbuildings which convene nee requires. The
stables are also large and convenient.
This house being situated in the most pleas
ant part Of the borough. offers fine induce.
ment TO any person wishing 10 engage in the
business for which il is SO we'll calcuIa led
Terms reasonable and title indisputabe.
If not sold il will be leased for any term Of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity Of first rate land, from fifteen to thir.
iy acres. Possession given the first day Of
April, 1851. Application must be made soon.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
November %, lS50-e-tf-
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For Sale or Rent.

subscriber offers for sale that we'll
4wn Tsg large FRAME HOUSE, in the Borough
., ,oeenEEouIg' situate in Main street, one door
Vi f. noghes' Store. 1t is " ell ca !cuIaied
nr any public business, having all TIC Lr IA
ngs necessary for convenience attached TO il !,
me location is good one. and is vel. ada pted
pr any man wishing to keep a Hotel or a
i'"re: 1t will be disposed of on the most raa.
snaoie terms and the title is indisputable.
~ 'he ABOVE property is not SO Id on or before
ue Isl Gay OF March next. it will be rented for
a'e," o' one or more years. For partic ulars
0plv to Robert Davis or to
January 16, Is5i.-I4-tf
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" BREAK IN TIE CANAL.-A

n FREAK IN THE CANAL.-A new Vi
aduct across the small stream, about four
miles above FrtePUrt, gave way on FRI
day last. II occurred before the canal
was half filled. II was caused, partly, by
lmperiecI constructions; but mcst likely by
"Jdck Frost" who privately conceals him
sell among crevlces and places, sheltered
from the sun and ram. IL would b.: far
better TO wait few days until The banks
become settled. than 10 have the naviga-
ton interrupted when once fairly com
Inenced.-Putsburgh Post.
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The Canal and Portage RaiIrnad.

The water was let into the canal at this
place this morning, and the Portage Road
is now in readiness for transportation OF
Merchandise and Passengers. Goods will
arrive here from PhiladeIph in day or
two, and in time TO reach Piltsburg during
the present week.-JeInstown Echo,
Ie6. 25fh.
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Opening Of The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,

We see by The advertiSemen of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in this
mornings paper, thai the opening of this
great public work will take place on Mon
day next, the 24th inst. Our merchants
and shippers will rejoice 10 learn that it
is 10 De done at This early period. We
perceive that great reductions have been
made IN freight in comparison with for
mer srasons, ranging as iolluws:-Dry
Goods. &C.. s i per 100 lbs bales Brown
MuslIn; Hardware. Groceries, &C., 80
cents per 100 lbs Queensware, Cuffe e =,
&c. 90. and down as low as 80 cents.-
They make the time in fUe days TO Plus
ourgh, which is some hve days less than
usually occupied. These advantages can
mol but be appreciated by all persons con-
eerned in the welfare Of our commons
wealth and city.-PennsyiUanian.
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MARRIED

At Carrolltown, on Tuesday morn ing, Feb
ruary 25th, by The Rev. C. Eng l.brecht, Mr.
Anthony Miller, to MISS Rachael Rutch, all OF
this county.
At The same time and place, By the same,
Mr.. VIM. Koonts, to Miss Anasiasia Burns
all of this county.
Al Eben~burg. on Monday ev ening. by Rev.
l.. POWELL Mr.. Rowland Humphreys, TO Miss
Margaret Owens, all of tins place
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1--WE find the following paragraph in
lale letter from Switzerland; il IS anorh.
er proof OF The worldwide influence ex-r.
ted by The character and genius of our
Iluslrous Washington:
"A block Of marble will soon be on ;,s
way 10 The Uniled States, Obtained bv the
Swiss government from the Alps, to take
its place in ihs Washington Monument,
Il is Of The description so much admired
by The old r ,mans. Beautiful lhouohl !
20 behold the Mountains Of Switzerland
contributing to perpetuaIe the honest fame
ef The immortal father and founder of our
country, ns the Swiss statesman ale con
irlbullrg TO give durability to the instilu>
Mons which resulted from MS noble efforts
20 bene6, mankind
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dous humbug, as is not unlikely, the ori
nal stockholders, about thirty in number
will take the proceeds of eleven thousand
shares while those who make up the ag-
gregate OF $l0O.0 600 in cash against the
fictitious capitals OF the others, Will receive
O dividend upon ] 1000 shares. ne pro-
portion is about rs hat full oi sand Tor
the latter. 10 a ship load OF the former.
The New York evening Post knocks
much of The gloss off this "bluif' story,
bv the following remarks about the Char
acters of the two principal stockholders in
the bluff Bank, it says:
alt will be observed that the prominent
authorizes for all this rigmarole are Mr..
Collins, Secretary OF a Mining Campany,
and er>06fciO specula,or i'll corner lots and
wooden gingerbread. The other man,
Gen. Wilson, is as notorious throughout
the United States as the Railway King, III
England, is now. He has been for ears
a most notorious and unscrupulous specu-
lator, with no capital but bao titles To wes-
tern swamps and a cloven tongue. I'll e
opened all office, or rather a trap for in.
nucen.s, while in this city, some years ago
and though he remained hut short time;
he left with string OF Judgments against
him longer than the conquest roll OF Don
Giovanni. He disappeared from Wall
street between two days, and cultivated
obscurity Tor some years, when, TO our
utter amazement, we find him turning up
at Washington as officer of the general
government, commissioned TO branch oi
the rerenue department i'll California.
This is the man who winds up wild
account of what he saw al the Bluffs, with
the rogues familiar al propa.eau III
you doubt, you may go aud see for your
self
1t is very apparent that this is mere
trick of these spectators, who are all
deeply interested in California real estate
in common with most OF the people of
San Francisco, TO give new impulse to
immigration into that territory, so as TO
main ,ain or to enhance the prices of prop
erty, in which they have been speculaling
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter of the Account Of r. L. John.
son, Esq AdmInistr ator of the estate of Jo-
s.ph Garman. deed.
And now to il January 8. 1851, on motion
Of Mr.. Johnston. f. HUTcHrEsoN. jr. Esq. ap-
pointed Auditor TO marshall the assets in the
la dds of Administrator.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
Extract from The Records OF said
~ VIM. KIT TELL, Clerk.
The Auditor above named will attend 10 the
duties of his appointment at his Office in
Ebensburg, at ! O'Clock P. NJ on Saturday
The LIST of March, at which time and place all
PERSONS interested are required TO present their
CLAIMS or be debarrsd from coming in for a
shae of said assets
e. HUTCHINSON, Jr Auditor.
february 9th 1851 l,--l7-4t
" News and Echo please insert four times
andcharge Auditor.
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e MAJOR AUGUsrE DAvEzAC, who
died at New York last Saturday, aged
about II, was i native of France, but in
early lite einigraled to New Orleans,
where he was engaged in The practice Of
The law. A the baltic of New Orleans
he was an aid 10 Gen. Jackson, and du-
ring his after life he was an active, ardent
anu honest adnirer OF that person. In
1881. Gen. J. appointed him Charge d.
Atfa res 10 the Netherlands, which Office
he filled until 1889, when he returned to
the United States and took up his resi-
dence IN New York. In IS4I he was
elected TO represent New York in the As
seInby Of the State. and in 1915 he was
apI olnIed Charge d IA ffaIrps TO the Hague
BY President Polk. TIE latter office he
coutinued TO fill until last year, heu he
again returned.
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Exchange Hotel.
Cambria County. Pa
Thomas Il. Nag,are, Proprietor,

ME undersigned. having succeeded M
IL Samuel Bracken in the proprieiorshjp of
the Establishment, most respectfully announ-
ces to The public that his entire attention will
Do devoted 10 the task Of rendering tho Ex.
change Hotel one of the best public houses in
this section Of the State.
Especial care Will! be- observed in procuring
liquors of the choicest brands, end every Sd
proprate deicacy which the market affords
viii be carefully selected for the table.
Good stables and careful hestlers are Prov
ded-
The undsrs signed Will always be most happy
10 greet his fiiends and the travelling con,m,1.
Iiiy.
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE.
Oct. 81, l550-tf.
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h0SP OF EBTPI2Rs

huSV OF GUHPl2RS'
remaining in the Post Office at E5ens-
burg. January lst 1851.
hnghaman Miss w. KGtx Andrrv
EKer ratrick Lamhaugh A.
Saoot Samuel IL. Merry E. r. 2
E,miston John M'Cieland Samuel
Tans nenry M'Laughhn Margaret
Enery Henry Oweas James
Fans Richard J. Petersoo Elieno, Me,
Fret Caiharine Mrs Rowland Ellis Sr.
Fnnegsn Mchael Slonaker GEORGE
Fleming james Officer or soldier Of
t1oout James the Late War
uTeis William w. Weakly William
iiei John Wise Joseph
iHcon Mrs W;t,e,, r r
Jones Robert }. Williams Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, p. N.
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g There are now in arms in Europe
100000 men.
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PennOcks Seed Planter,

For planting Wheat and other Grain.
Patented March I64I. re-issued October
1850. This valuable machine is manufactured
and kept for sale by the subscriber in Pitts
burg Also. Stape and Shingle machines. os
The latest style. Agents wanted TO canvass
the country, aud sell machi nes and rights.
Address GIDEON SWAYNE
dec. 2b, 1851. l2-5n.< Plttsburg.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber viii offer at Public Sale on
Aondsy the l7th dny of March nrxt la-xa
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
with Kitchen attached, situsie n the :ovy
0i Mnhster' Cambria county. together with =.
FIVE TOWN LOTS,
on one Of which it is built. The House is
Iaf rye a"o comm"dJ"us, and the ground attach.
ee is IN state of good cultivation The title
Is indIspntsb!e, and possession given at apy
time that may be desired. Terms made known
on day of sale.
W II not sold. the above property will be
rented Tor i term Of TWO or more wears
JOHN GARLAND.
February 18th I85l.-Is-3t.
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Office.

ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the subscribers are earnestly requested to
come forward on or be fore the first day OF
March next and settle their respective accounts
The aitent ion of debtors is particularly called
to the above notice Eew arrangements will
very likely then be made.
A. DURBIN g. Co.
VI unster, Jan. 8, l95l.-ll-6t.
n. b. The Goods on hands will be disposed
Of ut cost and carriage for approved produce
until The list of Marca next a. ID. & Co.
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List of Causes.

POT down for trial at an adjourned
II Court Of common pleas to be held at
E6ensburg, in and for the county Of
Cambria, on the first Monday Of March
Il. ID. 1851.
M'KInzie admir- Burgoon
Futz vs Dillon
Eu trihens exits VS. Burh
Orr VS. Sharp
Jackson VS. George & Doughe rty
Kinports VS. Newman ct al
MIitenberger rs Morrison
Myers rs Johnstowa borough
J"hnstown borough Us Myers
Treftz VS. Osborne e. NJ 'Koe
Tyson Us Dillon
Dibert & Osborne Treftz
James rs Jones
Moore vs. Patterson
Linton vs. Gates
Paul vs. Troter e. Topper
M'Guire G'M Dermit vs ColcIasser ell a.
Bingham rs Brawiey
Robson, Little G, Co. VS. Same
Carter vs. bingham
Wm. kII1ELI., Pruh'v.
Jan. as. 1851. t6.
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List Of Causes,

List Of Causes,
DCTDOVN for trial a, the Cour,
IL Of common please TO be held al E5-
ensburg in and for the county Of CAM
dria on the first Monday Of .April
neat.
Gageby IS Cooper q, a,
SaHe VS. Same
Michsis vs. Snabeiy
DouRherty Us Dunlap
r Cok's stns's VS. Gates
Potts VS. LyiIe
FenIon Young Sargent
D"ugherty vs. Jackson
NJ Larahaa VS. Sharp
Reams etsi VS. Crum
Harris VS. Brown
braw:es vs Hadshea ad et al
Dodson VS. Dodson ct al
M'Neai vs. Dillon
lrexier rs Weakland
f1uIbt vs. Di lon
C"plin ct sl Us Ellis ct al
Rhey Us Cruin
Burgooa VS. Glass ct al
M'Neai Us Allegheny tP
Fisher vs Suyde.
Paul vs. Tro;ler Topper
Bracken VS. MDnwell & Sargent
Treftz vs. RODGERS
Roth & Eberhart VS. Treiiz
Barnes VS. Ream Sharp
Moore vs. Frunk L. Foutz
VIM. KITTELL, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Ebensburg, Feb. lS, 1851.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
- granted TO the undersi gned by the Register
OF m Iamoria county. on the estate of Martin
Naher. Iatc OF Washington township, decd
All persons indebted to said estate will make
payments without delay, aud those having
claims will present them duly authe nticated
for settlement.
HANNAH MAHER,
Jan. 81. lS5l.-lb-6t. Administrative.
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Particular Notice.

Ii persons indebted 10 LITzINGER L. ToDp
are requested for the LAST TIME to settle
- respective accounts, on or before the first
dEy Of December next, after that time their all
accounts will be placed In the hands of officers
for collection, we must and " i'll have money
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
EDY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Id Court of Cambria county there will be
exposed TO public sale on the premises IN sus-
anehan toxnship, Cambria county, on the
ttiid Monday Of March next, the following
described real estate. viz: Fifty acres of land
mostly improved, of the real estate of Thomas
Crossman, deceased. adjoining lands of JohE
Baum, Henry Lloyd and others
Terms of sale: One balfthe purchase money
on confirmation of sale. The balance in one
year with interest. secured by bond and mort
gsge- MARY CROSSMAN. Admx,
DAVID SOMERyILLE, Adm'r.
OF Thomas Crsss man, deceased
By order Of Court,
WILLIAM KfTTELL, Clerk.
Jan. IS, l85i.-i6.
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j @ \ T

INC eVnnlrg Of tho Democratic Mass
~ meeting in August last in Ebonsburg, a
good common English Silver Watch The
person VINO took it out of my pocket a, the
line aooss stated is requested to leave ii in the
care Of Mnj, John Thomson in Ebansbnro
and no Questions will be asked If this re-
quest is not complied with imm ediately legal
measures VIII be taken for its recovery.
JOHN MELOY.
Allegheny tp., Dec, 5, 1850.
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FRESH SHAD. Msckerel and Salmon by
J. MOORE
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~ DOL. Butter, and all kinds of Grain
w taken in exchange for goods al
J. MOGRE'S Store.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-29

psOisG:r 5sofsksGg.3, NAiyIa III SUR
En, GfGAL AND ptGTAL IMPROVEMENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will bs found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses Cutlery, &c.
He likewise order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he be able to merit
nuance OF it by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons.
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-29

co may be consulted as ususl CT The subjsct Of
all delicate diseases. Strangers aud residents may find
al our office the best facilities for dischargng those
nameless malades so annoying to the mind, and when
neglected. so fatal to the body All those whose cases
seem stubborn and unyieding under ordinary treat
ment and who have almost given up despair par
ueuary invited to give call, as our means are mild
strike at the aud perfectly sale. Constantly
hand supply OF our Chemica Extract of French
F!0oerS which unsurpassed for restoring strength
and manly yigor abused and debitated organs Con-
SITUATIONS private, and strictly confidential Paid let
tiers promptly attended to. Office on Franklin street,
Exchange Hotel, and first door South of Trinity
Church. Richmond, Va. lie Is is