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en- WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

el w0KTHY OF ATTENTION.
have this day received two thousand Carads
STRAW HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
pusee to sell al very low price. Those IN want
IT harvest Hats tor servants viii hnd IL 10 their IL
ieIest 20 call at No. 81 Main street Also. besud
iui sytele of India straw Hats gentsrnens Wear
my s-R JOHN THOMPSON
1sHE SUBSCRIBERS, proposing 20 sell
i the remainder OF their STOCK OF DRY GOODS
and HARDWARE, AZ auction, the close OF the
present month, viii, unit that time, ofer their sr
large assortment az such prices as viii furnish
great bargains in 10th Summer ard Winter goods
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS 4 CO,
iyls lo5 Eain street
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lCopy
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, July -, 1852.

M. J. II. OsbOrns -
Deer sir: | am in neceipt of your favor of this
morning, enclosing an advertisement of w. P
Parish f. Co.. cut from this mornings paper.
can only say, that about two months since, Mr..
NJ. G. Harnan, on the part OF w. P. Farish Il Co +,
made solemn contract with us to run from Blu.
lords to the White Sulphur Springs ON such
terms to enable US to carry passengers from
Richmond to the White Sulphur for $40, or to the
Sweet Springs for SO. They agreed to run from
Buford's to the Sweet Springs in IL hours.
These conditions would make your card true
Yours, respectfully,
CHAS. F. IL. GARNETT
ivld Chief Enoinper Va and Tenn r Road
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/, appears by an article in Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine, for July, that the coffee
consumed ia the United States during tho
wear 1851, amounted To the enormous sum Of
one hundred and forty-nine millions pounds.
OF this amount, l07 millions is from Brazil,
and the balance from Cuba, ST. Domingo, and
Java. fbe average consumption in 1871 was
Ii pounds per head for each inhabitant; in
1880, it increased to pounds, in lo40 TO 81
pounds. and iE 1850, TO 81 pounds. The in
creased consumption of coffee in Europe is al
so very great, but by no means equal to that
of the United Sia:es. In 1850, the latter,
with a population D, q millions, consumed in
round numbers one hundred and forty nine
millions pounds, while Great Britain, with a
population oi about thirty millions, consumed
only about one-third of that amount. The
consequences Of this gradual increase of the
trade iias been attended with the usual conse-
quences. viz: correspondent decrease in the
price. 10 162l the average price wss twenty
cents per pound, in 1851 il was only eight
cents.
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CEDAR TAH.-Ine most successml remedy
~ now in use tor the cure of incipient Consump.
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys ap1
Liver Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebled state of
the system.
BALTIMORE. May 81, 1852.
Mrs Norris-Dear Madam Permit me to say to
you, for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
was taken last November, with severe cough and
general weakness that completely prostrated me.
For several months was so tar reduced that !
could not attend to my business. Ibecarne SO weak
that was not able to Sit up Tor more than nall
hour at time, when | would be compelled TO lie
down to gain strength / tried dozen different
a ticies, recommended to me cuses, but received
no relief from any of them My cough and weak
ness increased and, in fact was SO lar gone, that
! seriously thought | should Gle, when / heard OF
your valuable medicins, the Cedar Tar. Iried 1t,
and had taken it but few days before found
great relief My appetite became so good that
could eat every thing tFat was put before me. |
would commend it to all afflicted ike myself, as q
certain cure, tor l consider myself now perfectly
well. Yours, respectfully,
No. 1913 Franklin street.
Home Testimony.
We are permitted TO lefef to the following per.
sons citizens of Richmond and vicinity, cut OF 9
large pumber{ no, from motives of deIicaey, pre-
Fl that their names should not be made pu5iic,)
who have received great benefit from the use OF the
Tar: VIM c. Crump Dentist, II Meseke, Jsmes
r. Moore, John Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
gE Beware of counterfeifs. Inc genuine ar
P. HORTON KEAcH,9 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
ia1o General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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LsKEsH PKlNks.-I have just received
l. lot OF the above article, which lean recom
mend az fresh, and excellent article tor family
use Cal az ANTONIO PIzZikrS.
IeI uIdss City Hotel
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sSAHk5n 144o5EIo, ia TUBS, c.c
HAVING eddtd 10 our present business thai Of
I'll EoUSE PLUMBING, ana having engaged
sorktnen recommended 5y the best establishment
in the city pIiadeipais, we are NV prepared &c
out 40 sSxTs.a CLOSETS, SATH TUBS, SiA
TIon4RY Was STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c, which wii dore at prices to suit ths
times. Persons IN want Wiz s14sase give as cali
g. 4 A. SAkGAMIS, Ja,
NH o., 20l. cor. Main and l0ih streets
NIDER,-iV JOS just received sna ior sss py
u iyl2 WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
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SINGULAR INcIDENr.-The Cincinnati Com.
mercial says that gentleman of that CITY
was passing along the footwalk on Fourth
street, while the procession Of the Clay fune
raj was moving, when his attention was ar.
rested BY the familiar appearance Of fresh but
melancholy looking girl, about fourteen years
Ofage, who had babe in her arms. The girl
was standing in the burning sun, and averting
its rays, as we'll as she could, from the face Of
the infant. The gentleman approached her
and was at once recognized by the semi luna
tic, who, calling him by name, asked him to
buy parasoi for her and fan for the baby
In an instant he discovered, by the peculiarly
OF the eye, that the girl was affected with
wandering ofthe mind, and ON asking her
few questions, discovered she was the daugh-
ter OF a widow lady in Clermont county, with
whom his own wife was temporarily boarding,
and on looking closely at the infant, discover
ed il was his 0,cn child.
He was exceedingly agtated, and for time
Was ata loss what course to pursue. The ln-
FAINT wss, however, taken by friend who was
with him to lady acquaintance in the vicin-
ity, who gave it that nourishment which ma
ture required; and in twenty minutes the
whole party, consisting of the father, the lady
acquaintance, who was the wife OF his friend
the infant and the wandering girl were in
lightcarriage, with fleet pair of horses, on
their way to Clermont.
In three hours they arrived at the farm to
which they were destined, and their appear
ance- gave unspeakable JOY and surprise
The country for miles around had been hunt
ed over for the missing ones, and many OF the
people were then out seeking them. The
mother had suffered the EXTREMIST agony and
anguish, which on the possession of her be-
loved, was suddenly changed TO a dangerous
nervous excitement. Yesterday morning, when
her husband left her to return to the city, she
was composed, but clinging to her infant as
with hooks of steel.
1t appears this supplemented girl is what is
termed 'half "itled,'' and that hearing about
the great Clay funeral, without probably
knowing really what che did, she starred TO at
tend il, and took the child for company, as i
lay in cradle. L, is believed that she left
al out 8o'clock in the morning, and was
brought to town by some WAGNER who over
took her on the road; bur this is mere conlec-
ture, as she says she walked all the distance.
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EVILs OF INFANT BAPTIsM.-43l

II copies OF the second edition of this work Just
received and for sale.
The first edition of this book having met with a
ready sale, it has been r. vised by the author (R
B. C. Howell, d d. and stereotyped. From the
great enquiry for this Book since the first edition
was sold, we anticipate spe. dy sale. To those
who buy to sell again discount of Is per cent
from the retail price of so cents will be made.
Just received a further supply of Religious
Works, American Tract Society's Publications.,
DC. Also, additional supply of Books for
schools ano colleges stationery of all kinds. Bap-
tist Book Store, No. $685. Main street square above
the Banks CHAS. WORTHAM,
lie 90 Depositary
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ID ICH 8AREGES AN TfsSUkss-We
II have still on hand . very rich assortment OF
Bareges and Tissues Of the atest style; also. plain,
figured and plaid summer Silks; handsome French
lawns and Csmbrics; white and coiored and en-
broidered Muslins very fas French Embroidsries,
in the way Of French worked Cspes, Collars, CuSs
ana sleeves rich embroidered lawn Hdkfs-aii OF
which we are sel Ing 1t very reduced Priccs - tho
season 10 advancing, at
81 10 LII Broad street.
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srs FOh RENT.--ineee orlcrs, suitable iol
- professional men-ore adjoining our Once,
IA Lisis Row, and the otaer two in the Law ouAd
ing Apply TO US. TOLER q COOK.
je II General Ageats.
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NOTICES.. MERCHANT d. WEIsIGEk,
IN No. lie Main street, nave on hand good as
sortmen, OF Summer Clothing, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White and Buff Grass Linen,
SILK, Drap d'Ete, Plain snd cold Linen, Sack and
Frock Coats. Also, Pants aud Vests of every style
and quality As the season il adya1cing and they
wish 20 rsauee their stock, they viii sell their
Summer Goods at reduced p.ices from this date
Now is The Ii Inc for bargains
s. MERCHANT Il WEiSiGER,
jy Is No liz Main street.
ALso-on hand a good stock oil shiris sad
Fancy Goods.
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x.esxa EAU4UiEk SfklNGs.-
&ENsSSSsssAaE VIRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND sTAGt. LIAE.-Fare reduced TO %,
from Richmond 10 the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs.
Leaves Richmond at l-2 o'clock A. M :, on Tues.
days Thursdays ond Saturdays, y the Va Central
Railroad to Cord donsvile, theaee by stages to the
Springs Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at O'Clock r d, and arrives
in Richmond next day by O'Clock r. M.
Passengers will find this pleasant and very com
Portable route as the cars, coaehcs and teams are
all good and the conductors and drivers not only
steady and attentive, bat gen;temen-
EY Servants are charged tall fare 'on the
Stage.
T Seats can be secured al the Central Rail.
road Ohiee in Richmond, and OF D. NJ Pai,ie at the
Springs
jy 7-d4w r. p SAWYER.
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EhEsH WHITE SUI + II IL AND
+ OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have Jus,
received supply OF White Sulphur Water, from.
the Greepbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the CoDgrsss Spring, Sara.
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended By medical
men, and is coming rapidly into for various dis
eases, such as chronic affections Of the digestive
and urinary organs, and some OF the cutaneous dis.
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic darrhsa, chronic
dysentery, chronic dinresis, chronic eysttis, da-
betes in of low typhoid feyers, in coLvales-
cence from protracted feyers to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c.
Ordinary dose for adult wine glass fcl, di.
luted, taken three times a cay.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Silliman, opinions of medical writer's, and various
letters to its curative properties in certain dis
eases, furnished gratuitously oy
ADIE & GRAY,
ie2l Sole Agents for the State of Virginia
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q FOR RENT, hrst rate large bsiek
Dwelling, with every conveaicnce, sltussed g
iEs inter- ection OF Marshall and SIKH sfseses In
house has lately been repaired aad pesannea
throughout. II mas about 10 rooms, and ssnsn.'
fully situated. Rent S400 per snnum; 80 Pe@ess-
'- - - 1-S TOIER 4 COOK.
.aa Gsnersl Axente-
1T1V R1s11LY FLUUH.-BfsGxs nsss
IN rrindinx. q hsa barrels, = ssoss asd Tor sass
BY rrv wf.Annt.iaH
..D0wNs1 GTNOfNE kxr4ACx ~
xnAi.1 GlNGER; Hsnptoa's Vssssseee
Tinetnre: Csrssr Spsnisn hixIarc; Iosnsene 8
Buii's aad Bn1ssys ssrsspAnHss' secsassss - -
'a;s 2 BrnsETr 4 BgERs. pusssa.
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AIDES, DRESS GOODS AT COST
IL Spleadid figured and plain BAsage st25 cents,
Barage de LANES 10 and IL cents; hne French De-
laines Is cts; fine French Lawns, swiss and Cam.
bric Musins satin striped and checked Musin plain
and fancy Silks. For bargains, call at
jyl2 JACOB A. LEWIS.
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IL 1875 acres OF excellent Wood LAND, without
improvements, lying in Henrico county, abont sew
en- miles north OF the city, which l. supposcd 70
contain Coal, it being the next tract TO one from
watch much Coal has been taken; and the Land be-
ing near Hungary Water Station, either wood Or
coal might easily be transported thence 70 Rich
early. TOLER y COOK,
jyt General Agents.
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u 1CHMOND ANUFACTORY.-G
IL and Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
in the United States, and second to none.
Speclacles of various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain PEN, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and nc
doubt as expressed by many, "Ihs iapsation OF
this age" For further particulars please call at the
office and examine for yourselves to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality or humbug
Mandatory ar the corner Of lIth and Main at
office In room formerly occupied By the Richmond
Library.
Pens re-pointed and warranted TO stand.
ap3 RICHMOND MANUFACTORY-
MAKE NOTICE Great Reduction in
i Prices.-As the season is far advancing, will
now offer my entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles at great reduced prices Those wishing TO
purchase great bargains, are respectfully invited to
give call and satisfy themselves.
Also, another lot Of those well known patent
Manila Corded Skirts received this day by steamer
Roanoke. HENRY ROSENFELD,
IT'S Broad street
P.S,-Al persons indebted to the late concern of
HENRY ROSENFELD 6 BRO will please come
forward and settle their accounts longer indul
gence cannot be given. iy7-lm
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Ta bio OF X q { 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-09
GanpogdeF ! 5. Craftsmanship.

Tie cool-hea DC b and far-sight4d
FAigs do not believe that Gen, Scott
FiIl he elected. Over-sangdine and
iIl-iaiormed wings 90. WHAT are the
means this latter class intend to use
10 effect this result? Will they urge
upon the people SCOTS statesman
hke-aualitics-his experience in civ
il admin!stration-the wisdom of bis
political opinions? No such thing!--
they know lie is deficient in all
these particulars. What, then, are
the means to be employed to secure
Scot Is election? Here it is. Gun
powder! GunpowdeFl Lundy's Lane,
Chippewa, Churdbusco, and Chepul-
tapee. The argument begins in Salt
petre and ends in smoke. Feathers
;nd epaulettes are the alpha and the
opi4ga Of the story
We admit, that during forty years
of service in the camp, Gen. Scott,
aided by the skill Of lis subordinate
officers and the bravery of bis rank
and ile, has won several victories
And If he were candidate for the
chief command Of the 3trm my he might
get our vo,e But utterly destitute
as liz is admitted to be ofall civil ex-
pefitnce and every atatesman-like
Characteristic, his battles afford a
poor apology for intrus sting to his
management the intricate domestic
aud tsrcign affairs Of The first. power
on earth. The Presidency Of the
american Republic, in the present
agitated condition Of nations, is not
The place where a man should be put
to learn his first lesson in political
affairs! The friends Of human pro
erosion This continent, the advo-
Gates of Republicanism in Europe,
,lo n6t wish to see any such fool har-
dy experiments tried!
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lleIIfjlGI BlmAjnB.
TIE Rec ord d Gen. Pid rec.

Willie the Scott papers a .e striv-
'ins ID prejudice TIE South against
G4n, Pierce, it Is in4tructiye 10 mark
thl course Of the Northern Adolf
lionists togarls hibl. The Wash
Nngton National Ell. the CHI bf aboli-
Con raper in the IiEian, thus speaks
Of him:
~Ghe Sunny ,ga4H, a paper pub
lisaed at Jacksonville, Alabama, cop
les olir record of the votes Of General
Pierce on the slavery question. Il
says This is q strong article, and
brings proof satisfactory and conelu-
size, THAT Gen. Pierce is sound to the
core pa The great and absorbing qaes-
ton kslavery) which 50 vitality in
ierest IS the Soutls' and asks, "what
more can be needed 10 satisfy the
South, thai Gen. Pierce, Of all 9TH
.ers, is the man to suit the times? u
III be is called to account at the
North for sustaining The peculiar
interests Of the South, why should
he llbt receYe credit to an equal ex-
: ten! at the SOUTH
True enough. He is The very
Iaanto suit thq South: but is he the
man TO suit til / North? These
So1thern men tal k as though there
werfno North-A bat the slavery in.
crest, like Aaro rs rod. should swal
low everything q Isd and make the
truths Of the d eel aration Of indie
audence i dead l4ttGr. Mr.. Pierce
Jas made his chpid e it remains FOL
he Independent ID mocracy to make
theirs.
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VAST Of CAypoR.- Gen. SEQ tt is
represented as having said to the
Mississiipi delegation after he was
nominat I'd;
1T IS a matter of profound aston
ishment and regret to me that my
sentinel his have been 80 grossly mis-
rsgrese43ea, and that l have bee
m:aiE tile subject OF such unjust and
laiiHioqs SANDER"
Can any one believethat General
Scott w3s candid, when every one
kaogs That writing FIVE lines would
.ay made him fully understood on
dad subject, a thing thht Gov. Jones
4ays. hGIcould not be induced to do.
IL al.y iaail slandered linn it was the
laaslIl.ho sidd he WAS tile friend ofthe
GolnTlrcmiSe.
Ill The same conversation he says
lie addressed Seward thus:
Sir, / am dead for The Constitu-
tioil-dead for the Union-dead for
the Compromise-and dead against
amy ane who is opposed to them q
eithef Of them.'
Teis lchguage is rather too equiv
oca lb have any certain meaning, or
ifl5Ghas any. ii issin favor of ifee-
soii.snl. ne says lie is dead for the
Compromise: Il measure 70 which tru-
~ he never showed himself ql1ed. -
lie IL. and always has been aS dead
Ia tiiec compromise Is ever ST. Paul
vas lp sin. lie hes written nothiag
I..ore.in It's favor than Il dead NJ fn
Wosll have grit zen. Gen. ScoftIis
iudedA 1eadtto the compromise, Afd
detid (not alive) in lis opposition TO
It's e mics; ana ifom present indifi-
i:gAa, lis prospect Of ciac.io1 Is dad
100. luef : ,tes.
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New Goods! New Goods!

sFEIu Euilde fsigii.d have just received a
/ IL large sAi vired Suck Of desirable
d ALL AElD EYIMlf 81 GUggS3
Dpusua on best Terms @oni uf9l Class hollseS
ID lhe cries Of Pn,ladt lphia and New Y ok,
I'd which they invite Use alien Eion Of i,nt-
caa>ers Having had much ekperIence IN
ilIe business. aud beitg well K luwn lothis
81 naunry. ta4y deem n aim PSI nnGefes fary
.ldgepeal tie assuFande. thai at tins house
5cilh b. found as good doo5s. and on as.iillrfal
j1trlas, as cln, be had hI any i've: establish
nIeni Ia Ia. s5aie. Eiice It To say that they
ale determined. as hrtesoiote. 70 make II to
the ld'rresl oi buyers t-deal waf them.
SOjitiiTBR | Il, MORGAN & NEIL.
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@ for the Bee | live!
WILL PROSPERl
clothing SgOs'es
SCOTT, GRAY 81 CO..
Dealers i'll Foreign and Domestic
} Dry Goods. exclusively Tor
4 Mems Wear.

d. HAVE just received anI com II, n,
EES rlesed, one OF the LARGEST ilfiil0
co. and MOST DESIRABLE stocks oil - ~
GcnticiIcn's 1oosls, they have ever
offered ia lhis iuafAel. Oar Stock consists 10
par! OF Black and tIancy Colonel Ci0tils,
Cassimefes and Doe Skl,s, OF French. En-
gIsn, Beigfun, German, Italian, and Scotch
manufacture ol lie latest styles and pest
make Wool and Uaoh T@tejs, Cas- 81
Imeres aud Driillngs at low p,ices for Sum
tner and boys wear Linen Dll.lugs, and
Linen and Cotton PanIsoons and Cual
Goods Of all kinds. Vessngs in great yarI-
.eN: Sam. Silk, Grenadtne, Embroidered
Gashmefes, Shallie, Vaencias, Linen, Mar
lseilleS. Curpp, Na5len, IN planF and all
fashionable styles and cowss. Back and
Fancy Six Scarls any Crayats;5 Do Madras
land Cotton OF all tie Desirable sHies and
aqndlIues. Poneee, Spiualield'S, English
Hand 'l'Tefeh SILK and Linen Pocket !Iandker1
chiefs; dDd fne piam aDi fancy Stocks wilii
springs. b ack and Fancy Colored KID,
\ Ltnen, LlSte, IAfead, Cotton, Six, Buck
iskin, W oolen, aud Berlin Gloves; Linen aud
Cotton Hail Hose; French and; Domestic
Suspenders Of ali qualities, iuciudIDgt those
OF Felt and OF India Rubber susPender ends,
HAS, Caps. Boots and Shoes. Walking
Canes, Riding Whips, Umbrellas, Hair,
Ciolh, and Tooth Brushes; Pocket Knives,
superior Razefs and Razor Suops, Pistols,
4 sc. &c; and every lhIag necessary 10 cont
Fpie,e a genI!eman'S Wardrobe.
The character ut our establishment is So
we'll known, and SO correctly appreciated by
ia portion Of liberal ani Intelligent pubic,
that we deem II almost supe riluou, 10 expa-
Hale ul,.,n lis merus-thus much, however
We Will say: hat our Spring Stock has moi
us superior IN THIS place, both as regards
ayALITY and PRICE. We are, theteioTe
prepared 10 sell oil liberal Terms as any
regular retail establishment IN the State.
Reiyiis npou our Stock OF Goods, as upor
DOR unifJIm desire 10 please, we .efl cent
dcni Of receiving the award ol an lncreqset
share ot patronage.
B 10 Scott. Gray s. Co.'S come one and all,
" ftfe Ciotalng IS iOGhd ID pie aiy;
We have Saques, kr0fk aud BUSINESS Goats
i From one dollar III TO twenty.
4 We hayeGi0yes and Socks, Cravats & Stocks
Il Together wilh Drawers and Shlfr Is, suS;
tinc Pants and Nes;s, but wha. IS best,
We sell as cheap as dirt. slIS.
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ENpIA RUBBER HEETINGs.
For Tin Bands, Saw Mill Belts. and

~ "a &kSsT EL9I1Ss
! For ali RAimas OF Machinery.
IElIliS BeitIng 50 higniy r,l.ilnn.rr,.-,l or
Il Gin Bands and ePs.S y il Tor dusin-.
Machinery, is wfhOgf hesiidlon asssilta Be-,
be slpen"r 10 Leather pr an, '.ii.a else navy
I IN use. Tor the following simple ressor-:
l.. The perfect eqgaiiy Of wiaIh AID la.ck
ness whIch It will retain.
2. II will bear 800 degrees Of heat ,vi.l.out
Injury, and remains piiaai Ia any degree, Of
cOld
5. Il is Of great strength all durability.
does not SIP on the Palii-s. consequently !.
gain Of power - obtained. aud. WHEN
adjusted to Machinery, does ssoa require.
alteration. as is the case Win any otr.r.
We respectfully layge The attention. 81
GIN HOLDERS 10 th,s article wnch kX
PhRllsNCh has pFosvn 10 ~ superior q
any other material Tor Co.s6n Gin Eand-.
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All for sale BY
FALL x CUNNINGHAM.
Hardware Deaie.s. Cdl.ees Street.
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