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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-10-23

j. X. Clark, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO 9 A. NJ
and from TO 3 +. NJ.
Worcester Jan list, 1851. janI Il
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CITY COAL YAaSED.

CITY COAL XAaSBb.
J. NJ. HUNTINGTON < CO., Proprietors
nN hand, and constantly receiving the City Coal
~ Yard, formerly occupied by b. Bu1um,) best quail
tiles of Pennsy ivania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, I"
Red Ash, prepared
Lackawanna, lump and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal for Smiths use, which will
be sold the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard office, Park street;
at Mr. j. f. Gtegorys Grocery store No. Main street;
at Mr.. r. B Griswolds Grocery store, of Main
and School streets at Mr. g. A. Dressers Shoe store
No l76 Main street OF, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to-
G. e. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July 81. 1852 dawistf
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N OTICE

All those who indebted to the snlscri 1t needs
by note or account are most respectfully examine The
make immediate payment. t. q Us superiority ~
Worcester 10th Mo-, IS, 1852 90 the public. OIL and
.-------- ----.y-x pense
Stereoscopic. or SolidNSe the Lamp, at the
TIME most wonderful inventioifSst where tney may
i introduced to the citizens of W. ~. Af nES,
ADAMS, 18cester EQUITY.
9J Call and examine specimens. ~ at
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a Chance for a Bargain !

EXTENSIVE SALE OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
ENCYCLOPEDIAS, and STANDARD Works. in every
Ia department of Literature, Science, and Arts.
ANNU AIS,
and Books elegantly illustrated and Illuminated, Pcto
raj and Em5ellshed, and beautifully bound.
Fine FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES,
and Prayer Books, of every description. Letter and
Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens &C.. TO be sold at
Auction, at
Selby & Co.'S. Sc and 68 Main st.,
commencing ESDAY Evening, Oct. goth, and
continuing this and the following week. Tie attention
of the public in this city and vicinity is respectfully
vited TO this collection of Books which is believed
be the most valuable collection of STAN OAR ID
WORKS offered auction in this place. The
Books and warranted perfect Ladies and gen.
tlemen respectfully invited to call and ex mime
them during the day. The sale will be positive and with
odt reserve, to the highest bidder TERMS CASH.
Purchasers requested to call for their books the
day following each sale.
J. GOODMAN, Salesman.
SELBY & Co., Auctioneers. octl9
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Dive Woods.

100 TONS st Do. and Campeachy Logwood.
HUI 20 Cuba Fustic, Hypernc, Camw0od,
Peachwood, Barwood, and Redwood for sale by
G. 5. IL A. ]. HOWE,
oct18 diff Worcester Bank Block.
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UNITED STATES
and Foreign Patent Agency.

Office, 80 STATE ST., corner of Congress street,
STON.
THE undersigned, late Principal Examiner in the
l. United States Patent Office, al Washington, d. c.
offers his services those about making application for
Patents, with the hope that his long official connection
with that Office, and his familiarity with its rules and
Practice will enable him to give satisfaction those
who may employ him.
Those nnacq TAINTED with him. referred The fol-
lowing testimonials from his late colleagues.
SAMUEL COOPER.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, lately
Principal Examiner in this flee, and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman of the highest neral char
acter, of unquesioned knowledge in the business and
practice of the office, and that his scientific Attachments
such emnenty fit him ior the business in which
he is about to engage
HENRY b. RENWICK,)
l.. D. GALE, Principal Examiners.
j. H. LANE.
T. r. PEALE,
THOMAS r EVERETT, Assistant
f. SOUTBGATE SMITH, Examiners
WIN. CHAUNCY LANGDON.
From long acquaintance, and intimate official rela-
tions with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the
foregoing recommendation made by my late colleagues,
WM. P. N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents"
octi2 dis3m
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MARRIED..

In Wesboro', 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr. Cads, Mr. vii
liam NJ. Chids TO Miss Maria Stone.
In slaersve, r. l., 9Th inst, by Rev. T. O. Tay Tor,
Mr.. ]. X, +. Mansfield, of Boston, to Miss e. NJ An
drews of S.
In Boston. Oct. 20th Mt Kings Chapel, by Rev. DR..
Peabody, Rev John Cordner, of Montreal, Miss Car
cline H. Parkman, daughter of Rev. DIR. Parkmnn, of
Boston.
In Durham, Ct Hon. Henry l.. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner of Patents, Of Lafay ette, Ind Marietta
Bartlett, of North GUilford, Cts
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,
OF Pennsylvania Capital, ESQ, 900 Dollars.
" Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes,
and no assessments.
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD. President
CHARLES G. INLAY, Sec'y.
PLlNY FISK, Actuary.
Local Board of Reference:
Messrs. EHoch Train g. Co.; G. Howe d Co.. BIan-
chari, Converse & Co; Nash, Calender Il Co ]. b..
Kimball Il Co.; George II Gray & Co James Read,
Esq Albert Fearing, ESQ.,; II. NJ Hobrook, Esq. r..
b. Forbes, Esq. Philip Greedy, Jr Esq; George Will
liam Gordon Esq. Hon Vim. G. Bates, all of Boston
The mixed SYSTEM Of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company and the best English Offices, all the
combined advantages of the Stock and Mutual systems
The Premiums to be paid in Cash and the present vail
ue of Annual Dividends is payable Cash. demand,
deducted from future Premiums, at the option of the
party insured.
10 California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira ia Oregon, ard the Sandwich Islands, reduced
rates Of premium. GEORGE III. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. Is
Congress street, Boston, Corner of Post Office Avenue,
few doors from State street)
JOHN A. DANA, No Central Exchange.
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner.
oct9 dSaWaweowly
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DIED.

In Holden, Oct l7h, Ruth Parker, relict of Aaron
Parker, aged 81 years.
u Keene, N H., Oct. 7th infant daughter of Amos
and Sarah J. Howard, weeks, and days
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Farina Cologne,
Special Notice.

VNHE subscriber wishing leave the city, offers
j his Stock in Trade and Lease, on the most liberal
terms. %. rare chance for wholesale and retail
Butter and Cheese Foreign and Domestic Fruit Store
For particulars, inquire at No. City Hall, Worces-
ter. E. A. FAWCETT.
octT daW3W
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Toilet Soar

I < BOXES of Colgate's Honey and assorted Sosp.
1O just received, and for sale by the box retni
by H. GRIFFIN & co.
octl6 d2W
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Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
JAIR Mattresses, and Spring Beds made TO order, of
Al the best quality, at $50 Main street, Cup stairs
Oct9 dawtf TABER 4 CHOLLAR.
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Feathers. Feathers.
lust received, large invoice OF Live Geese Feath-
ers selling low, wholesale md RETAIL at 1850 Main
street, Cup sairs.) TABER & CHOLLAR.
oct9 dawtf
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India Rubber Washing Machine.

TTNHIS invention snrpasses all others for washing,
i having the same wash and break as from woman's
hand, no other machine having this similarity. Il will
wash TO yards of cloth per minute, and articles
the smallest size. The subscriber will be happy to ex-
hbt its operation and capacity all who may favor
him with call at the Central Hotel during this week.
County rights will be sold the most favorable terms
oct2l d3tt E. L. EVANS
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Notice Of Great Importance,

NVOICE UI OI0dJ IA1PUI GdIIC0,
10 Purchasers of Embroidered and Lace Goods
WE would call the attention of our Lady customers
10 our extensive assortment of Embroideries viz:
Cambria and Muslin Collars, and Cuffs,
DO do. FlOuncings
Inside Uandkerchiefs,
Flowing and Tight Sleeves,
Lace and Cambria Capes,
Breakfast Caps,
- Infants Waists,
Wrought Muslin and Cambria Insertngs and Edgings
Linens, Thread Brussels, 1sle and Cotton Edgings etc
Wrought Black Lace Wells
Jaconef, Cambria, Swiss AIusns,
Ladies fine Dress Caps etc.
- The above Goods, comprising the best assortment of
Needle Worked Embroidery Goods have been pur-
chased at the recent large Auction Sales in New York
and we may safely say, that shall sell them rs per
cent. cheaper than Of our competitors can buy
them' MYERS, BAMBERGER d ROSENBLATT,
2l0 Main street, near Worcester House.
octZ5 dawtf
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OVER COATS.
LADIES TALMA.
FURNISHINGS.
Just Received

Just Received
A LARGE supply OF that Superior FAMILY
IN FLOUR" fresh ground, and from Wheat,
manufactured at the Suffolk County Mills, and for sale
wholesale and retail.
Also, a superior article Of Graham Flour, from
Wheat. CHAS. A. ROWLAND,
oct15 diff 65 Front street.
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Railways Ready Relief.
ID DOZEN Railways Ready Relief, just received,
X and for sale wholesale and retail, by
d. SCOTT, Jr., Druggist,
oet18 daw4w 243 Main street.
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Temperance Men. Sustain the Law !
Velvet Trimmings

Velvet Trimmings.
az all widths and coors, constantly on hand togeth.
" er with new lot OF CLOAK TASSELS, at
J. l.. MYERS, 2lO Main street,
&oct23 dawtf Worcester House.
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assortment of SEWING SILK PRINCES for
IN Dress and Cloak Trimmings just received and sell
ing cheaper than at any other in this city, at
J. l. MYERS, 2l0 Main street,
Oct23 dawtf near Worcester House.
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Lace Gimps, and Galloon Trimmings.

OF the above beautiful Trimmings we have hand
~ variety of patterns, and OF most every shade,
which we shall sell cheaper than good many OF our
competitors purchase them in New York Bos-
ton they being Of our own importation, gives he
advantage all rivals in this line of business.
i'll MYERS, 2I0 Main street,
oct23 dawtf WOrces' er House.
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Just received. large lot Of those Carriage and
Door Mats which are selling at very low prices
at l50 Main street, Cup stairs)
oct9 dawtf TABER & CHOLLAR
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nN Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS
" furnished. and taken of may be obtained for
single gentlemen, by inquring l56 Main street.
sept28 DIFF
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New BuckWheat Flour
RNA 10 BBLS superior Buckwhedt Flour
tEZEl this day received and for sale by
- H. 4. EATON & CO.,
Sept. %, 1852. diff 1876 Main street..
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DUT up in bags Of one bushe each, for sale low, by
Il BASSETT, EARLE Il BROTHER,
Oct22 dtf Washington Square Produce Store.
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.

NE. GATES, Manager, W. H. CURTIS, Stage Manager
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Three Dollars Reward
I OST, brown and white SPANIEL DOG, with
IL curly har--answers to the of Carlo. Tie
finder shall receive the above reward by leaving him
at this office. oct19 DIFF
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Savings Bank.

Gold Pen Lost
OST on THURSDAY last, heavy GOLD PEN,
IL with extension holder. Any one who may find
the same, and will leave at this Office, aha be sua
bly, rewarded. oetI8 div
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An,ecdote of Stephen airard.

Mr. Girard had favorite clerk, one who every way,
pleased him, and who at the age of twenly-one
years, expected Mr.. G. Ito say something of his fu-
ture prospects, and perhaps lend HIM a helping a.
hand, in starting him in the world. 9 But Mr!G.
said nothing, carefully avoiding the suolect on h 20
escape from minority. sci .sa.Es nos Cd =tEsI -.
Atlength, after the lapse OF some Weeks, the 81
clerk mustered courage enough to address Mr' SG.'s
upon the subject. b..aiiiai !la. SIT .tetI 10 s;s1
Eel suppose siI' said the clerk, Il am free md
thought would say something to you, las to
.Yes. YES. know YOU are,' said Mr.. G sd tandJ d
my advice toyou is, that you go and learn, the n
cooper's trade hesal1 :-slqiJe nSad oE sLH t2
This announcement well nigh threw ths clerk
off the track; butIecoyerng his eQnibrni he saio
if Mr. g. was in earnest he iwonld doso. 5a53ni To-
Il am in earnest,was thereby u GEit tgat 3ssl
The clerk, ratheI hesitahn sought one Of the
best coopers and agreed with him upon terms oi ID
apprenticeship, and went at itin good earnest ana
in the course Of time made as good barrel anY-1o
bodyni53I G5 ssjgsuI Sd 10 EoiH7iR ydi 5le ,e,s
| He went and told MI, GiraId he had graduated
with all the homo of the craft and wns 81
set up his business, at which old man seemed 1s
eratifed; and told him to make three OF the
barrels he could. The Young cooper selected Thea
best material he could and soon put an sha ana
finish, three of the best bauels, inema'
up tothe old maIi,s counting room sIMI Nc saia
the barrels were first rate and ddemanded the pnce.s
'One dollar replied the clerk, rs as lowe o. ll
can live hy,Ii bgs sgE2ss ~ s5diia o. s9st =.
Cheap enough said the employer sInaks 'outt
your bill and present it'siT sf biil;, 81
| And now comes the cream of1theL whoie:r % Pc
Mr.. G. drew a check for $4,000, and nanoeaaa
| it to the clerk, closing wi -hsthese words
,Hhere take that, and inyestit in the, ,best posn
sibIe way, and if you are unfor innate and
YOU have good trade 10 fall upon, which VIII at,
lord Soa hSii's y. al al y t''nSSs. 60 GO d
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r IocuI and Travelling Agents Wanted for
Popular and Useful Books Just published CALlFOR.
MA ILLUSTRATED. including description OF the Pa.
mama and Nicaragua Toutes with IS suberb Tinted Ltho
graphs 324 pages, Svo.; price S2 This work, by j. NJ.
let's been adjudged by the unanimous voice OF the
press elaborate, practical and intensely ILL.,
tcresng been written this golden
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal OF Tray
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sensation pre- emneny practical and
with Incidents of the most amusing In the Ian
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oySe OF California taken By the light OF MONDAY sum
Also Dr. Beach's great work Medicine, THE AMERJ
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN, 500 ra.
gcs 200 Wings svo sheepi price So Dr. at
the head the eclectic practice in this country Such was
the demand that eighteen thousand copies fthiE work
were printed III one edition. Also, Dr. G. d Hanmonds
work ON tho same principles of praotee MEDICAL IN
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, or .T2UE GUIDE
TO HEALTH, 12mo., cloth, 62S pages price 81 90 cloth,
e1 raper covers; fourth thousand Ai36, WOMAN JsS
HRR VA RIOUS RELATION ring practical rdles
for American females for their eon!e in the detail Of
every domestic duty royal tSmo red CLOTH ustratcdi
oi price 63 This work should be hands
especially the yoITg Such ats popularity
thousand copies have bran sold IN tho
zion OF New York alone within very few moIths f
Orders for books above .dvertise wh cash or postage
stamps will be promptly filled, prepaid to
any pa a ~ sddTess.i arc - ROBERT p. YOUNG, pgyg
s1i -2'A-'777 'NN (succossor To VIM. Hold cdge)
b. ~ Hif~ " Nc. fL3 Fulton street, New York CITY,
B-Editors diving tiis advertisement two three In
sertions entire viii bo entitled to of CalifoTna lie
iustratei. "a CAR 'F9 r. aoG<''. ''
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.NUMBER66.
POETRY.
THE CLOSING SCENE.
ny T. BUCHANAN READ.

ny T. BUCHANAN READ.
within the sober realm oecafcss trees '"'iq H'O'
The russet year Inhaled the dreamy air; Io eaf
When all the fields lying brown and bare. s4es 70
sdIn esass haay nc
Sent down the air greeting TO the mills i1 .s tyss
On the dun thunder OF alternate trails 80
is
Asin dream The distant woodnan heweds no asiEIC
HIS winter log with many muffed blow. 81.
The smhstsa forest erewhile armed gold sfs bns
Now Stood like some sad beaten host OF od, ng Oil 20
Withdrawn afar in Times remotest blue -.
On wings The "; ysliq,s tried ss gh
The village ehuieavane @ see%ea pale and mint 9.a
Ths sentinel soek upon the hill A slae s1sya ,assq
silent III ss an ssM ean row
Hn alien horn, and then was heard no more .trsiEy
Where ,hejoy within the elms tall crest 5t ca ,.s
Mass round her vn y0@p @
BY every light wind like censor swung J. re
Where sang the noisy OF the sHa Of -
Roreboding the rustic mind believes, 81 Of ipSsvP
An early harvest, and pleneous year. bsjpi9a7ucs
Shook the sweet siumber from its wings al morn,
To warn the reapers OF the rosy cast;.. 'Sh-
AL now waa aonsless, empty aud fororn. ia ii5 ,bs
Alone from out tho subble piped the qcaM o.sSs
And eroaked the crow, through all the dreary goom
Alone the pheasant. drumming on the vale, ' % - ~
Made echo TO the distant cottage loom r sS NJ O.
There no bud bloom upon the flowers; ~ Wo!
The spiders their thin shrouds night by nights, m
The thistle. down. the ghost Of flowers, " - "
Sailed slowly by-passed noiselesa out OF sight
Amid all ths-in this most checrlcss air i' S hs!-'"
And where the woodbinc shed upon the porch 2 10
Its crimson leaves, as If the year stood there,
Firing the floor with his inverted toreh:- .' si2rsS.2
Amid all this the centre OF the scene VI 2st1ii'N9u
The white haired maron, with nonotonopa tread, Ills OF
Flied the swift wheel, and with her joyous mien
Sat like Fate, and watched the flying thread. J q
She had known sorrow. He had walked with her,
or aupped and broke with her tho ashen crustI lR
And In the dead leaves still she heard the stir tt.
or his black mantle trailing in the dust ~ lts-s- 40
While yet her cheek was bright with summer bloom,
Her country summoned, ard she her ALL l fEaiR
And Twice, war bowed to her his sable plume Il,
Regave the srvords to rust upon the wall. 'A' - y
Regave the sword-but not the hand that drew,
And struck for liberty the dying biowi EgoI4 ~ q %
Nor him, who 10 his sire and country true, f.--1-
1iFell 'nhd the ranks OF the invading foc '''.
Long. hut not loud, the droning wheel went on, =,
Like the low summons OF hive noon; f-l4l4t' 30.
Long but not loud, the memory OF the gone T,4s h,
Brcathed through her lips sad and trcmlops tbse.
At last the thread snapped--her head bowed
Life dropped the distaf through his hands
And flowing neghbors snoothcd careful shroud IN
While Death and Winter closed the autumn ~
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Cincinnnti rEydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

e.
patients 1t is located about five miles from the city
H to .~c Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in
the same distance from the Miami Canal in the 'front.' ren.
Ss1s e Se Il nson no N0Ss
the lover OF nature ew paris o. 'he
before the traveller all the way rom cincinnati 70 the
SuTs Tsete he rona natass afp ' s
The nav lsTse and beautiful Edhce displays the taste
merior, I conbined with the attractions which
present themselves to the invalid cannot fail TO render
siye The Rooms spacoua and inviting where the invalid
range at pleasure free from eli IN
and neatly urnishcd Bath Rooms ATE ample and com.
% hs p Ses
Gymnasium Hall, seventyfvc lro long. where pstienta
win Sc Ths Springs wheS
nsh he water for establishment clear rure soft
and so soS a The
neighborhood remarkable io heathuness purity OF
air and variety of scenery. Athngs combined,
NOT think OF more desirable place, for those seeking
health. than this Institution 10 if =- E.ay ilf -
of disease years bes leave to inform the public
that pains win be spared for ihe RESTORATION 10 health
devoted her attention TO the treatment
,v shs sy Of the
female department ProIaysus Uter with its train Of
which prostrains the and destroying the use
uness Of large portion Of the air sey WIN be treated In
supporters OF any kind. To this subject would Invite
attention of ladies' in all cases we shall expect to
perform perfect cure -, ~ y.y., -, d, T..,
Persons visiting the Cure by the way OF the cineinat
station Patients reiIested to bring two eomtota
bles two blankets two sheets, six towels and
nn,n,ty of old linen suitable for bandages. tls2A
TIA Ns-The Board, Medical Services and all
weckIv Eytra attendance will subject the patient to
char.n Some deduction will be made TO those who
ndt NECESSARY spend length or time in the Instu
ton transient persons will be charged two dollars
aa1Ef1 W f1lf 'tts EaF7r
thre. to 70 dollars win be charged the frs,
examination. XIV '~ASi 4 - =
rot 'u = roiD.A.P .PEASE, NJ. q-y-
c5V tEisi = = titt-oJJS Propri,tor and pbr,ei,n
Carthage, Hamilton Co.. Ohio II " 2as auge4l
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
,,.a Arsnc, S,r,>t.

10
Corner Main md <kuincy Streets,
49, > ~ WHEELING, Va.
UNHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and
pleted their extensive establishment, arc PREPARED TO
furnish public with every variety OF work In their lnc
Splendid plain fancy arches including lenders, sum-
er fronts, fire iron stands &C., ovens, common, round,
and straight barred CRATES
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SToVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal an wood
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon. ten Plate keel boat,
bachelor, chamber and parlor stoves, 90 to
Gus sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
Mil gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
nd most improved assortment OF patterns long
pcrcncc in this of business and tho liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant TO expect continuation OF
custom in this part business Wind mill hay scale.
corn shelter, truck wheel. and small wagon castings
PLoUt;HS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. L.,
we arc pfcpared furnish the Patent lever patent hL
side, Crane Bull Hornet Snider, DC We have also Sc.
cured at this time the exclusive right to manufacture OF
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF tho most improved
implements IN farming at the present day sli.l.-.
Iron rails and fencing, for cemeteries houses gardens
iron-yyc hSc patent right for several eoun
tics for this useful iron, and can exhibit recommendations
United States Armory DC as possessing qualities
facilitating the Baeksmths laborsr which no other
possesses Window caps consos, &c. In short every
thing our line business Sad irons with fancy stands
scrapers, porch vault eelle window and sewer
gatings Wrought iron nail and spikes, OF tho beat
quality and at the lowest prices EE0IJlzJ So, T.
DPersons wishing TO purchase In our line, wholesale
RETAIL will please give call. All orders nom tie
country will be carefully atended to and punctuay filed
Scrap ircn purchased at market prices: ,,,, ~
aus24. -- .-,r.,,5-e HAMILTON &RoGEHS.s
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GEORGE MENDEL.
No 154, Main street,

...-.. ....r WHEELING VA. ..- ..r.. -. ....
r now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths, and keeps constantly on hand arg
assortment OF Furniture of every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Ventsn
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
MaLogany Vanecrs, Varniah. Haireloth, Cured Hair,
Spring Saekng bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods
all (which will be sold at the lowest prices euG2