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g WEDEsS
~ American Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
English and American Blistered Steel
German, cast and shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron
Broad, round and square do OF all sizes
Oval and halfround do do do
Plough Plates
McCormick's and Palmer's Mould Boards
American, Russian and English Sheet Iron
Band and hoop do
Wire of all sizes
Nail Rods OF American and Swedes Iron
Horse Shoe Iron
Tin Plate, sheet Zinc, pig and bar Tin
Sheathing, braziers' and bar Copper
Sheet and bar Lead
Full assortment ofGroeeres. For sale byl
JOHN N. GORDON K SON.
r ADY,s-MAED VANTED.-Wanted to hires
IL Immediately, genteel coloured WOMAN, between
25 and IS years of age to act as ladys maid Apply
this Office. my25
SHEEDlaAN GIN, in jugs, and ST. Croix Rum, ii.
- bottles for sale by
my 20 WM EGGLESTON.
BOO BALES COTTON in store, for sale,
IcO my 81 JAS. WINSTON.
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Il.
The Family Encyclopedia of useful knowledge and
General Literature containing about four thousand art
cles upon silence and popular subjects designed for in
structon and by John Laurs Blake, D. d.
Hand book for Locomotive Engineers and Machnists;
by Septimus Norris, Civil and Mechanical Engineer.
Paper Hangers Companion; by James Arrow Smith,
author of an analysis and drapiery, &c.
Assayers Guide, practical directions to Assayers Mi
ners and Smeters; by Oscar NJ. Lieber
A Treatise box of instruments and the slide rule
Of guagers engineers and students; by Thomas
Kentish.
Grain Table, showing the value of pounds and bushels
OF different knds of grain calculated in federal money
arranged as to exhibit upon single page the value of
given price from ten to ten dollars per bushel of
any quantity from one pound to ten thousand bushels
with other convenient and useful tables by James FL
wood.
practical model calculator for Engineer Mechanic,
Machnis Manufacturer OF Engine work. Naval architect
Miner and Millwright by Oliver Byrne
Alsothe Paris Sketch Book which worth having by
NJ Thackaray. lie l
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ap n Richmond Va.
IN ROBERTS BAKEH Graduate oftbe P6ila
Il dephia College of Pharmacy has returned to the
city, and would be pleased his friends at the Apo
thecary and Drug Store of ADIE 4 GRAY,
my 147 Main ST.
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CON NE RGIAI..

UoGs-pnIcgs AND PKosPEeTs ~ lie NEXT CUoP.-
The present aigh prices of pork and bacon begin to
cause and dealers inquire it'll regard 10
the quantity and quality of the h nov feeding tor the
season, compared with the last
Oe Or Of our packers have pst RETURNED from
tour through Kentucky and Indana w,o report hogs in
region they ho travelled through, of much bet
quaty, and considerable increase III number a.
compared with last The farmers generally
now feeding which is unusual. 1hfoug' out
Indiana there is certainly arge Increase this season.
and the hogs per cent better than hey
before.
The Madison county, Ky, Commissioner reports 10000
hogs over SIX months old in that county the 10Th of
January last. Garrard count has 1000 hea Lilcoln
Jassamina, Favette, and other large hog raising cOun
ties Kentucky show the prop rtunate increase
We hear bu' little from Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
bit considering the scarcity of last 1t Is more
than probable there will be increase tler thoN
falling Of, Us seldom have OF scarcity
together.
Throughout Ohio, learn that more young hogs are
being fed than usual and ia many sections increase
of onethrd is anticpatrd. The hi price OF pork has
caused the farmers Throughout the West to bestqw as
much aud attention upon their pigs they do upon
their children. Throughout many otons of the South
the planters making strong endeayors to grow their
meat"
We hear of contracts by the packers for the future
delivery of 20 600 hogs, be utten in Indiana
and 81 cents gross. Several theusand have been
engaged by Madison packers for te next season, at
and Al net; hear also Of various contracts in
Kentucky, and 81 gross, to be delivered when
fated IN the fall. sale of 1000 head has been made
delivered here Mt 81 One Of ourprncpa proYs-
ion dealers and packers sold 100 barrels OF Mess Pork
Monday, be made of the crop and to be de-
vcred N June, S53 at SIS per barrel which is s. per
Dbl. less than the present prices
The above we believe to be accurate and impartial
statement of the present condition Of The forthcoming
"nog crop" and leave the reader to draw his own
conclusions in regard the prospect OF the
This canton will be equally b encical the farmer.
for il hogs are broughtto runous high pr lie farmer
becomes e1uy involved with the specnasor, when the
reaction takes place Cincinnati Price CUrfeE.
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ID COUNTY, VTRGLNIt-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, TINT old aud well
know Hotel establ' shment, know TIE BELL 10
TEL Liberty. others his services the public for
the patr image long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has just under one thorough
repair from Ceal "a Garrett. Rendering pleasant anl
eomleftah lc in every department
His Table Is supplied with every thing good which
lovely Piedmont country produce, aud the }Al
with The most genuine and best qaalityef Liquors.
His Stables afe In eseellcn condition, well provided
good nd reliable O stlers always in nttendence.
The Rocky Mount line of Coaches connect at this pon
ni.weekly with the Ours OF Va. and Tenn X. H., nnd
passengers coming from direction other the Cara
Stages or prvnte conveyance will always find him pre-
pared Il accomaate them with mons nj my hour.
H. fattcrs hin ac that from the reputation Of til.
house and with cnegy pcored his part 10 render
his guests comfortable, ne will receive liberal shnte 81
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
.IutV t5-tsif
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HOTEL, Main street

~ lANC1BURG NlRGlNlA.--Ihe summer travel
having commenced. the subscriber would respectfully
call the attention OF the public 10 this large aud popular
Hotel which j. in first rate order Tor the reception
Of company II is stua'od Main Street. entirely
convenient tothe Railroad depot Packet Landing and
Stage Office; and presents IL the travelling community
ndnccmeat, it j. believed hat cum he desired
expected in House Of Entertainments The order,
quiet md ceany condition Of the house, noticed
and uppre lated 10y I'll who visit it,
Besides tho usual comforts Of we'll orde led hotel
hcroi least Dibrefs " heh cannot lie fuuad
my cher in Lyuchbnrg aud dat ia Spring pure
frccslone Water, issuing cold and mrid, from roek
within the hotel, and ahot ling decided luxury during
this warm weather
When the subscriber conducting tho "fUwtntaa
House IN Richmond, the following unsolicited esmo-
Iiol placed in l,s hand, with request that he
would publish In rcpubshng il, he ensures his
friends that he Is no less anxious thun he then
make them comfortable and happy
CHAS. l.. DlBREIL, Proprietor.
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Ordey ofMe Lone Star.

The main spring OF the present Cuban con
spiracy is well organized and vide spread Sc
cret political association known as the Crder Of
The Lone Star" Numerous divisions Of this
Order are established al over the country.
In our own city and neieborhood there are
some seven or eight divisions, embracing sev
eral thousands olmcmbers who have all bound
themselves 10 march at moments warning 10
Cuba Eminent sollers, merchonts physi.
clans. lawyers, editors, and even dvines, are
active aud influential members of tnis order
and its Golfers are rapidly filing with gold. ()
IN Y Courier
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LATEST NEWS b Tnr NAILS.
Later tiom liertco

been received from the eli! q Mexico 10 the
3rd and We're C.uz to the h instant
The country was IN very unsettled s.af".
The Instruction at MazailHn continues. The
il surgents had entered Guad tlaxara, and the
troops had been ordered there by the Presi-
dent.
1t was reported HAT Gen. Aranza had pro.
nounced in favor of Arista as Dictator.
The Legs a,ure Of Vera Cruz proposes that
the Government should effect an extradition
treaty with the United States.
Nothing was said concerning Sloo's Tehnan-
teprc grant
The port of Mazatlan has been closed by
order Of the Government.
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Richmond, March 18Th 1877.
The undersigned, Members of the Legislature who
have bonded tho 'PowuArAN House." during tho
present session, aud some Of nt several preceding
sessions being about to adjourn feel CHILLED uponby
sense al duty place. the hands of MIR. CHARtts
l.. DBnElt our host. testimonial of our kind re-
gard for him. md Of our hil snisclion with the
duct and arrangements OF the establishments.
Ina House continuing some hundred borders, itmay
be expected tint there will be frequent complaints We
huye pleasure in saying how tn
HAT any existed during the winter; certainly there hns
been occnsion for dissatisfaction. The house il re
markable for order and quiet The table has been bout
ully supplied with all the good things of life, and the
wei kept
Mr.. and Mr.. ID. have presided over The House viii
ability. and hive oyinced. on all occasions, an anxious
desire to nuke their guests comfortable and happy
The assstuntsme prompt md obging nnd the
faithful, honest md attentive 10 ther duties,
Upon the whole, we do not believe TINT ngreo
able boarding House be found in Virgins aud we
tWst tint Mr. d may long continue occupy itor il
fe sha find it necessary leave il, that he mny make
location corresponding " tn his merit.
s. Ned. Moore, Geo d. Happier VIM d. Hurt II.
Chondler, Thomas Dayis Asa Rogers, w. NJ. Amber,
q. +. Brown, Lawrence Rome, Samuel WAITS, Adnm
Small, J. Voolfolk, Thos. NJ. Bondnlnnt. John Bow yer
Calwell, VIM. Il. Finney, VIM. l.. Bonk, J. M. Smith,
r. Holiday, !. " Brcathod, !. 1hompsonJr., HIGH w
Shelley, Thomas Robin on, George Sfillmnn.
We concur with grent pleasure in the foregoing.
FNANClS l.. SMITH.
ROBF. BROCKETT.
.t.ss., f., 4ttto
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CAPT. Maycy-Rain Storm, 81.

MEMPHIS, Aug 2l-Cart. Marcy, about
" HON 50 many conflicting reports have been
published, passed here this morning, on board
the steamboat Fanny Smith.
The steamboat Nay Queen WINS snagg"d and
sunk in tho Arkar 3as river on Friday lost
The boat will prove total loss.
A tremendous rain storm visited this vcin.
~ on Sunday morning, destroying aud injurng
property to the amount Of about 81 900.
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IOMFluSsiONEGsS sALI..-AS

y missioner, appointed by decree Of the Corpora
ton Court OF Lynehburg in the Of John J. Phaup
ana Aun his wife, Plaintiff. again#t.Nm II phaup aud
others, Defendants bearing date the Bird of August,
1872 shall oteifor sale the times and Places aud
the terms, hereinafter mentioned the following pro-
Ferty of Vim Phaup, decd in said decree mentioned,
w; Tho real property belonging to sud esiate IN the
town OF Iynchhurg, consisting OF lot No. 3l7, and II
lot Of ground near t,c Powder Maguzne,--a tract of
Land in the county of Bnekinglnn and o. Gurds-
VILE containing 30 acres more less, with tho i'm
PROV cments thereon, consisting of II Mill the right
aud title Of said estate being the sxelevenhs pnrt there
OF Also several lots pnrcels Of ground in the town
g farnvic, with the Improvements thereon, consisting
in part Of fine Brick Maa street Also,
three vacan lots in Tn. said town.
Ihc propertyin Lynchbnrr will be sold the prem.
ises, Friday. the Bird September neNt,-tmt in
Buckingham, the PREMISE Saturday the llth Of
the same month and that in lurmvc, the premises,
ON Monday the 18Th of September.
TERMS.-Ihe above property viii be sold on n
credit of six and twel months, the purchaser pur.
chascrs giving negotiable notes. satisfactorily cnors
The tile be retained as iurthersecuy until the pur
chase money is pad.
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NBEAP GCODs-pGs CAsFt.--I mn

~ receiving large and complete assortuo mt of
new SPRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
latest and fashionable varie- ties ard styles inn
ported this sea- on-wh,cA offering at unusually
low prices. Intending to sell for CASH, | an ba
satisfied with small profits, and thereby viii naie it to
the interest ofall to give caIl-which most
daily solicit from those having Goods to buy | will
promise as many inducements in t,c way of Styles
prices and large and well sclncf ID pick FROM
ms be found in any establishment in the State
deem it needless give the heads or branches
composing my stock my long experience has aught
tn wants ofevcry class of dealers Suffice il there
tore to say, that | feel assured am 'oy prepared
answer the demands ofall-and ask oil call
march 29-iff. JOHN &. MEEM.
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a.
SALE will offer for sale until the first of No
vembcr next the following valuable property: The
HOUHE md LOI' uheyc Inoe ,csi3e near the Re
3ervoir quite desirable family residence with all ne
cessary cniences attached, aud located in good
eighborlood
Two vacant Lots adjoining same continuing quarter
of an each.
Two Acres ofGrolnd on the hill in the neg hbofhnod
f Messrs. Spence x Cawthon factory, well located for
building factories, &c.
Three Tencnens main street, nearly opposite tie
Union Hotel, each - feet front running bnck 10 feet
these Tenements occupied and paying good rent.
120 Acres Of Land in Amherst county, with
in two miles Of Lynchhurg and convenient to mnr,, ;
ne Land i of fine quality aad we'll Hatcred, with u
tcieat quantity oftmber The improvements n b-t
" new, having 1t Dwelling House, witt eight
arge rooms and passages, good barn, house,
stables, kitchen, md al necessary out houses.
will also offer for sale trnements water street
the Va aud Tenn Il. Road Depot, now bciI (
built, and sill be finished b. November next. These
fenements Fl ont 30 feet each, running back 100 feet
three stories above basement anG well arranged for
large commission business. These Tcncmcuts if not
sold viii, be for or lease.
The above mentioned property be purchased on
accommodating terms, or in exchange for likely Young
Negroes, Apply TO the undersigned
GEO. q. CURLE.
will here say my old customers aud friends who
lave lberal puronised Tor the last twelve years.
that my business will he kept up in tire ST. lie
heretofore, and every effort madc give satisfaction
my patrons. &c. GEO. &. CURLE.
2--Ntlnnv
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Ernm the Richmond Win.

"PowuATAN IIoUsE.-Thc complimentary CDrl, in
regard to the management Of this House must be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor Mr. q, l.. Dbrell,
from the fact TINT il entirely voluntary the
part Of the signers-ils reception 10y Mr. d. being the
lirst intnatian of such intention their part We
add testimony to nt al the gentlemen WIN
have paid Mr. d. compliment 80 just in itself md ten
ricred ~ n mnnncr SO dc.icHtc' ~ 92-.ts
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FIRST DISPATCH
ARksY VAL OF THE
ST EAMER FALCON!
MORE GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA;
THE OHIO an PANAMA!

NV ORLEANS, Aug. &c.
The Steamer Falcon arrived ~ New O.Ieans today.
She bring over 100000 IN gold from 9 lifornia
The Ohio had reached Panama. with large G .fornia
mail and an additional quontity Of gold.
Tie health of the lsthtnu- had consdcrabq improved,
butt4e coalition Of society had retrogroded.
Nj. Rice the American consulat Acapulco, had left
for home.
INTEL genre from the mines favorable
Troubles with he Indians continued and we're in many
instances Of d serious character.
Beyond the foregoing the by the Falcon is unim
portant.
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poOKs FOR PLANTERS, nARM-

II IITi0l VT
heAmcriean Farm Book, b. Il. L. Allen.
American Poultry Ynrd, by d. j. Browne,
The Diseases Of Domestic Animals, X. L. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manual. by 7. 4. Miner,
fony Kitchen Gardener, by Robert Bui-t,
Elements of Agricultural Chemistry nd Geology,
Youl,t on the Horse. edited by ". G. Spooner,
Youau Sheep,
Johnston Agricultural Chemistry. edition,
stephens Book of the farm-rea,ly of the best
books for Farmer to possess.
Southern Agriculture, comprising T says the cul-
tiyation of Corn, Hemp, Tonaeeo, Wheat &c,
The American Muel book, by J. u. Browne.
Chemistry made ensy for the use Of Farmers, by j.
Tophan, NJ, \. (Poper)
Eiaments If Agrieulture, by l. Bohtz (Paper)
Pets Of the Farm with instructions for their extr-
patton, 10y II. ID. Rehardson-bound in pnper,
J ust received and for saIc (eheap) by
G. MORSE, Comma. Ncrcht,
iYoG.-ta Onposite Warwick Hnnae. Min ST.
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CaR far a Southern Rights Concention-An-
other Presidential Morcmcnt

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 25.--1 he Southern
Rights Central Committee OF Alabama have
called State Convention for the 18th of Sep
icmber, to nominate a candidate for the Presi.
dency, General Pierce having failed TO answer
the queries nronounde d 10 bin.
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DEEDMGN'T WORKS.. Ellison .jr Pro-
n prIeiOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Saah.B ma and Bor Iactoty
Nh and Machine I0rt,
Iron Turnatga and FiHHP,
Iron Turning and FittmP,
BiachSmi,hilfg Of MI d

Biac1smi,liagotaH descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron form the complete estab
ishment of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute bett work ,Ad cheaper rates, th;l can be
one in the ordinary mcde.
Builders ana those intending build, SUPP led with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (rrimed 4n'
glazed if reqnircd) Mouldings, Flooring dre> ed anc
j,ugue md groovcd ready for laying, dressed Ceiling
and Weatherborrding, Pangs, and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
ric Gearing Wheeibarrows, Picks and Bars, and other
FOOLS required upon pubc Works
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
III varieties Of Flooring oad other Lumber worked or
nuworkcd. Saving and Planning done TO order Bills
Of Timber sawed TO order.
Jan lifts A. NEITIETON. Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE VS.
KDUNaOP, MONCU.E Z. 90.
RICHMOND, VA.


TENRAUG II a OF SUGAk. CpfFEE,
L MOEASSES. Ne, AF dHcTION On Tues
day, the 7th of September. commencing 10 o'clock,
viii sell, warehouse, ut Rockets. Ia close
consignments,
ao9 binds Sugar. ranging from fair choice quality
rs bags Rio Goioe
500 bbls carly crop Louisiana aiolasses. primequuy
80 lis O Clarified and S Cole Sugar
80 hhds Moassr-; 100 packages snull Loaf Sugar
100 biz Roctif,l Whiskoy
100 bbls New cork and Orleans Syrup, &c,
am many Other articles suited 10 tho trade.
rEuMs Under sl00 cash; over 800, months cred.
il for approved negotiable per.
The Goods WILDE arranged in store, aud the sale will
tabe place without regard Ia wenfhcr
aug l--15t DUNLOP. MONCURE NO. Auet's
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SSIONAL..

WAsHING1eN, Aug 30
SEaArE.-Th, Senate PASSED the Cieilopd Diplomatic
bill with several amcndmeu
IlousE-The bill nrrrop1iairg grants of Land to
certa Railroad componio has passed.
The Committee of Investigation into the connection
of Secretary Cowin with the Gardner claims had the
privilege of sitting during the recess Of Congress.
The Civil and Diplomatic BIZ passed to-day
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ERBADFULsroRMo N1nE sourHERNCoAsT

New ORLEANS, Aug. 90
Aereat Storm ragged 'on the Southern Coast during
Wednesday AID Thursday The loss to the City OF Mo-
bile is computed million of dollars. = large
Der Of lives have been lost with destruction OF
duelIings, Light Hou.cs. &c.
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IlIGH -NATER.

RICHMOND, Aug 30.
Tue food IN he james RIVER, at Richmond, is very
ngteat. The Wharve- and lands all averrun, aul
doubt great damage has resulted from. the fre4het
A white boy drowned in the.Riyer yesterday.
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Co.Partnersbip hereto
~ fore existing between tho subscr ere under tho
style of Dudley GoMProN hns been this tay dissolved
by mutunl consent.Joln " Dudie1 has pttelsed the
interest of VIM Compton the late concern, and will
dischnrge ina liabilities lie embraces this opportunity
to return his sincere thinks his friends for their pni
ronuge to the concern Of DUDLEY q OomPTos, and TO
aclict it, continuance in his new connection
JND. w. DUDLEY
WIN. A. COMPTOA.
clNelNSAfI April l2th, 1852.
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WHITE a. TERRY,

GPRENG ns52.--Tbe subscriber would most
> respectfully announce his friends and the public
generally, hat he j. receiving and opening large
and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
o winch he invites the attention Of those in Il
is useless enumerate his stock. but would simply say
HAT it Is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg
lie invites the particular attention efthe Ladies his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods, kidGkoges, &c
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods in
liei, line exhibited by any house in this place,
md tile largest and best selected stock of Ready-ade
Cio'htng, ever brought this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofcoth-
ing ut apl l2-ifts DON T. @. PETERS.
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CiNclNEATI, April 18th 1852

CIEclNEATi, April 18th 1852.
FFkaE Subscribers have associated themselves for tho
u purpose OF conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Gomf,liss ION Business,
under the Firm of kENNETT& DUDLEY and respectful
" solicit your patronage Our Business will be exelu
siycya ColatssioR BusacSS and experience of TWEEN
~ years by senior partner n active Mercantile life in
this cry aud determination the part ofboth, pro-
the interest OF our friends, will we hope secure to
"a barnl support. We prepared TO make the usual
Advance cousignments In hand, md to purchase
Produce, dc. the customary terms We will occupy
the Largo ma Iommodious Warehouse, No. Ia Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
tnny 27--Gm JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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L,uRNrTUHsE REPAIRED POL

ENBRNEEBEsC REPAEkED AZ POI-
h lSIED.-C. " SIMPSON begs to inform tie
inhabitants of the city Of Lynchhurg aud the surround
ing neglborhood. TINT he has commenced the business
of REPAIRING and BEAuTlfYlNG all kinds of
Cnbnet Furniture, in superior style, with moderate
charges. promptnoss and pnnctunlity lie trusts that
lac will merit share of public support The work will
be done private residences when preferred.
Ills shop is nj the upper end Of Main street opposite
the Planter Warehouse.
N. BAH / nsl for ia, give me trial.
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NJ OR POOR MANS FRIEND, with descrip-
tons of Medicinal Roots and Herbs in the L. States -
This book points cut, in plain language, free from Doc
tors tcrnis diseasesof men. women aud children.
Aug Its c. MORSE. Gem. MerchaHf.