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Acm 4 0Dcrt1se melts.
FIELDING MTSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ali kinds
OF C0NFECTIONAR1ES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, NEARLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepar red to furnish all kind of
ID at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than can be had in n
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
bis candy will always be PURE and FRESH;
care being taken that no ''deleterious ingre-
dent is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade of this. and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their Or
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the pest quality of sugar in market, and be-
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,-y.
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Baron RouaE, Sept. 4th. 1852.


A meeting of the friends of the Baton
Rouge and Clinton Plank Road Company,
was held this day--at the Office of VIM. S.
Pike, present:
TG. Morgan B. r. Harvey J. M. Bru-
not, A. S. Heron, II. r Waddll, Eugene
LaNoue, w. II. Crenshaw, J. w. Seymour,
+. J. B. Romer, Jordan Holt, Philip Win
free. jr, S. M. Hart, Vim. Markham and W.
S. Pike Judge T. &. Morgan was called.
to the chair, and W. s. Pike appointed Sc
cretaTy.
W. S. Pike stated the object Of the meet
ing TO be--that of adopting charter for the
Road, and for the purpose of appointing
commissioners to open the subscription
books. A draft of charter Was read, and
adopted, and it was upon motion
Rcsotvei, That the charter. together with
the act OF the Legislature, under which the
same is formed, be published in the papers
of Baton Rouge and Clinton, and that the
papers of East and West Baton Rouge and
East Feliciana be requested to published the
same.
The following named gentlemen. were
appointed commissioners to reopen sub
scription books: At Baton Rouge, +. G.
Morgan, S. M. Hart, II. T.. Waddil, A. S.
Heron, Eugene lahore and VIM. s. Pike.
At Clinton, j. W. Muse, II. II. HAYNES.
Henry Marston, j. W. Munday, J. B. Smith
VIM Patterson and M G. Mills.
The meeting adjourned sne de
THOS. G. MORGAN, Pref.
VIM. 5. PIKE, Secretary
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Hon GEO. w. WATTERSTON, Wing
candidate for Presidential FIector from this
district will address the people of this Par
ish---at the Court House, in Baton Rouge,
on Monday next, 18th inst at 7 o'clock, P.
NJ. On which occasion the Hon. THos. G.
DAVIDSON, Democratic candidate for the
same position is respectfully invited to meet
him on terms of fair and equal discussion.
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QUEER MARRIAGE RELATION
sHlp,-We have been informed by an
intelligent gentleman residing in West
ern Virginia, that there resides near
him man about thirty years of age,
whose matrimonial history is as follows:
When he was child his father died.
His mother soon married very Young
man and died when our hero mar.
ried his step mother Wash. Neacs.
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DAVISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CHURN,

he butter oppressed Into n thin sheet agsinst
the sides and bottom of the chntn. Nv turning
the crank forward again, the butter il gathered
together again, and the operation oiworking may
be continued for n few minutes, ill every Iarii-
Gle Of the buitermill may be separated ZION. the
butter. This is warranted : !
The buirr al this stage can be ihoro, c III =
washed with cold water, b, those " ho with. In
warm weather it can be washed in ice water,
thereby Keeping il as cool ard as hard ~ in vim
ter. The washing is, Of course, dome b, the
clIurn.
Fourth, Sailing the Butter. When the
butter is gathered together as above de,crihen
scatter The requisite quantity at salt event, over
il, ani by breaking aud gathering the butter as
above mentioned. lew times. the salt will Le
evenly aud thoroughly wnIktdin.
Fifth, Removing the lDtter. and Clean
ing the Churn. BY moving a simple slide thai
rests on the crank the dashcr comes out entire
leaving the greatest possible convenienc, FIR re-
moving the butter. Replacing the da,her, a
quintity Of water may be poured in, and afew
roiniiuns complete the washing Of the churn.
The snbscrbrr has purchased The exclusive
tights " the patentee for the counties Of Rutland
Addison, Chiucnden, Franklin aud Grand Isle .
lie has commenced the manufacture and sale II
this churn.
Any infringement Of the patent WILDE p,oseeu-
ted.
All orders addressed c. w. Baldwin, Iiddle
bury VT. viii be promptly attended to.
G. W. BALDWIN.
Middebury Jnly aSfh 1851 l4.,f
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DEscRrPTioS Figure !, is the churn box
and Figure ,, an end view OF the dashcr.
First, Churning. The cream ia prepared the
same as iorany other churn. he proper tenn.
perature Iron 60 to 6j degreesl is easily indica-
ted by inserting The bulb Of a common thermom.
eici. In churning, The CT INK is turned in the d
rection Of the upper arrow, in Fig 2. such is
the arrangement Of the dasher, ihaiTihc cream is
first sentf ON the outside OF the churn toward
the centre, 10y the stationary floats, marked Il Il
in Fig 2. 1t is met by the movable floats, G.,
and sent from the centre towards the Outside a.
gain, thus constantly Keeping up one Of the most
Neutrality-suspicious. ever discovered, for thorough
Is breaking the cream, and producing the butter
~ the shortest possible time. Every one who
has tried IT, says that Il turns easier in chufning
than any churn they ever used.
Second, Gathering the Butter. This is
easily done, by turning the crank hall way round
and back again, and by repeating this motion Il
few times, the butter is gathered AZ the bottom Of
the cnurn, between the two arms of the lashcr.
| rhc bu,ermilk eau then be conveniently drawn
| on.
Third, Working The Butter This is done
\ by merely reversing the motion of the crank. or
turning the dnsher IN the direction Indicated hv
The lower arrow. 1t will be seen that the nova
bile floats, &C, willGlDse, presenting an the out
| side Of the asher u sminth. convex surc,cr
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The subscribers would respectfully invitcthe
attention of the Agricultural Public 10 the IL
bovc Plough. which has been in use in West,
crn Vermont three years past during which
time ii has Obtained popularity beyond that
OF any oncr now in use. The Constructors
claim for its lghlncss of draft. ease of guiding
and beauty of workmanship that it could not
he excclled has been thoroughly tried, aud we
feel confident in the belief that our plough need
hut to be introduced to become general ia.
voritc with the Tillcrs of the Soil. II has tai
ken the first premium in Addison County, and
wherever it has been seen has been thought to
be superior article
The shape ofthc Beam prevents all choking.
The shortness of the Beam brings the team
nearer the work. which is Il great advant &c in
tho draft ease in working, and diving the team
The Flange upon the landslide is different
from any thing of the kind IN The country. and
contributes to the ease of guiding the Pourh
Various testimonials can he produced in favor
IF the above Ploughs from the hest Farmcrsn
thc State. The article needs but TO be seen to
convince any one Of its popularity.
JAMES HARNESS & co
Stark sboro, Sept. 90, 1850. 23lf
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PURELY MUTUAL
TIL +
National Life Insurance Co.
Office SSate-Street, Montpelier, VT.
GUARAK7EE CAIITAL--SlOO, 900

Life Insurance !. the poor mans wealth and
good Investment inf the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
DR. JULIUS Y. DEWEY. President
Hon DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIREC rORS.-Juiius Y Dewey, Daniel
baldwin. Paul Dillingham; limo. z. Rcdfcld
Julius Converse. Edmund Weston. Homer w.
Ilcaton. Joseph B Diniorth Jr Albert /. Cat
lin. John a Pfyc. George W. Collamcr, Grin
Smith. Charles Dewey
BOARD OF FlNANCE.-Homcr w
Hcnton. Albert l.. Catlin John A. Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Orin Smith,
NJ ID.
CONSULTING YSICIAN.-Frcdcrick
w. Adams. VI ID.
SECRETARY.--Jamcs Z. Thu ston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
at is an Institution contemplating unmixcd
good to mankind"
We invite the attention Of The Public to tho
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pahy.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
dapted to the wants If all who may desire to
embrace such an Institution. 1t should be en-
hraced-
LIST, BY Husbands and:Fathers to make pro
vision after their death, for their widows and
children
I'd BY the young to provide for themselves
TO infrm age.
3D. Bv creditors to insure the loss which the
deathrf the debtor IN ght occasion
4ih Bv the borrower to enable his repre-
sentativcs, in case Of his death, 10 repay the
loan.
9Th. Those who save alittlc from theirdailv
labor, or yearly Income, should invest it in this
Savings Bank. that it mayb be beyond the reach
of accident and that the widow and child may
receive their own with usury." 4I:ifv
J S. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co
C C. z. CLARK,M. D.. Medical Examiner
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DIR. MARCDISIsy
UTERINE CATHoLICON.

OblCON Is IN ruth Que of the GREATEST
MEDICAL Dissolve RlES OF THE AGE,
and il destined TO become identified with the
health and happiness of
FEMALES.
This declaration is based on the fact that il
will eure more than nine.ien Of class Of
very prevalent diseases, known ms
FE VALE COMPLAIN
and which have heretofore resisted the skill
an exc lions 9th m,sta.conoli4hc1 phy,i
ican' Il all countries, to degree beyond that
of almost every other malaly to which the hu-
man lfmilyis heir. 1t has already received
the appreciation and liberal patro &c of very
many prominent members o the Medical Fac
ulty in the United States, willing 10 abide the
truth, and having due regard for the welfare of
their patients. and is in every way wOrthv the
confidence of the afflicted as A SUCCESS
FCL. SAFE aud CHEAP REMEDY. OF
this, additional woof will be found in the pnm-
phlet, to which the attention of Ladies and
Practitioners is respectfully invited
This medicine has ucter been introduced by empty
pus aud misrepresentation, nor Is it intended that il.
rre,rnt popularity shall be- sustained by any medium
but il mcrt- aud the app ubati' NJ the public Tho
CATHOLlCON is not euro ALL butts intended *.
Presly Tor those cpnaints incidental to The respect
able female whether married or ,iuele-pnnt.rsrs
t'rERt. ~ Failing of the Womb FLunn ALnu.. or
Whites; GmHoNtc l>rL NMNATIo> AND ULcrR,1IoS"
TiIE WuIn l>cipsNrAL iIAuonanseK, or Fluuuing;
Tio~, &c. VIII all their accompanying evils. Cancer
eVceptcl) ~ matter how severe OF how long
standing.
r. Pamphe' cnn he hal gratis at the Drug Store Of
DR. W. T. Russell. Mnddicbuty.
REF kENCES.
~. II. PFCsHtM. N H.. Utica.N Y.
l.. u. FILMING. MD New Bedford, Mass
u. Y. FOOrE, NJ D.. Syracuse NY.
NJ. u MILLS NJ u Rrchc.tcr, n. V.
w w KEE~ N D.. Cty of N,w.York.
IOiiN e oRRiCK. NJ. ~, baltimore. NJ. D.
w PRESCOTT VI. D., Concord, NJ II.
esntral Depot, 1853 broadway. New York. 4O:6n.
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PAINT! PAINT PAINT

10000 lbs. Bushwell's Fire Proof
5000 " Pure Dry Lead,
1000 in Oil,
500 VirdisriS, dry and ground,
100 in oil,
100 " BIT Amber.
500 " Paris Green, ass shader,
200 g Chrome Green,-do. Yellow.
500 Venetian Red,
500 " Spanish Brown,
1000 " French Yellow,
300 Calls. Raw Linseed Oil,
200 I" Boiled "
200 Z" Coach and Furniture Narnish,
200 SplS Turpenline,
Logwood, FuSlc Cammwood.
lockwood, CopperaS, Blue Vilriol
and general assortment Of DYE STUFFS
for sale by w p. Russell.
Middlebury, July l, 1851.
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CARPET WARP of various colors, for sale
" at FULLER'S
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WINDOW SASH, Glass and Putty. Fs
w sale by
Oct, 70. 1850. z. BECKWITU
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>cENhe ~ b/n
SfRSzSS;yySSSSz IVY. SS6%
-kSlS 9AarT-C
Mz&Js@
}:AI|..z.''II|'|!||'Ekk
IS a
U SSYMsPS5psIAaaS sTHlaA 9.
GINS W. ,TVV
@NRALD lIN
The hest and strongest cclulied medicine in
| The world for the cure OF Dyspepsia, in all its
forms such as headache heartburn, habilua
IcOSlivcneSS, acidily Of the stomach loss Of
appetite, asthma, piles, incipienl consumption
debility arising from pro.racted ltvcr>, fever
and ague exposure TO hear or cold. ell age -
and diseases arising from imperfect digestion,
or deranged condition oi the stomach. 1t is
also an excellent ,emcdy, and not surpassed
hv an medicine in use, Tor females suffering
from uterine or nervous arrangement.
Among thenumerouS and highly respectable
certificates, We refer 10 tie lulluwing:
Prof a. \. HAYES, MD. STATE Assayer.
FlTZIlENRY HOMER Esq Boston
JAS. c. DUNN, Esq, Ci,y Treasurer, Bos-
ton.
Hon, MYRON LAWRENCE, Ex.Prest.
Mass. Senate.
lIouL. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov II. L.,
now member of Congress.
Hon. WM. formerly GOV.
Of Michigan now Z. S. SENATOR.
Hon J. T. MORElIEA formerly Gov of
Kennedy, now Z. S Senator.
Hon.. +. SIMMONS, IT,. 5. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL S. PHELPS, L. s. Sena.
tor from Vermont.
Hon WM. UPHAN
lion. SOLOMON FOOT Member Of Con.
gre>s from Vermont
Hon. NJ. d. FOSTER, Member Of Con
grcS> from Pennsylvania.
Hon. VI. L. MARTIN Delegate in Con-
sress from Wisconsin Territory.
N'Sii. ~ ~ DODit-i itcl' Sd.| III NsOHEIt>N
from Iowa,
RIP STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the IIoues OF
Rep eSentativcS,
c. c. TROwBRlDGE, Esq. Detroit
Michigan.
GEN. W. JONES, Esq. Surveyor General,
Duhuqne, Iowa.
JOSEPH IIOXIE, Esq, NJ. IS Wall street,
New York
Many other individuals Of the highest re.
Spectahiity can lie referred TO, who " i'll con-
firm all that has been said in favor of This in.
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
sor VI.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price 5 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
CAUTlON.--Each bottle OF the Genuine
OAysenated BilieTsw have the outside wrap.
per printed in English, French aud Spanish,
with the signature Of Geo. B. Green Proplic-
tor, upon Three Sides, aud in addition fine
" engraved label upon the top OF the bottle,
with the signature of REEr, BATES & AUsTIN,
who are the sole General Agents, and to whom
al orders must be addressed
Agents: S Moody. Middeburyi A p
Roscoe, New Haven; W. G S?rdgne, Yer
Sennes p ly.
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Linen and Cotton Sheetings.

10 1 Linen Shcctings 81 Pillow Case Linen
1914 Blchd Cot. do 1 do do do
Ga do do do s ! 90 K "a hlchd do
g-S and "A bro do Pillow Sip Cotton.
ALSO,
a splendid assortment of Bcachcd and Bro
Shiriiugs, Linen Damask. Fronting Linens.
Dovics, Nc. in store and for sale cheap bv
June .. 1851. l.. VALLETTE.
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H. A. SHELDON

Is now receiving scasonable assortment Gf
Fry Goods. Grccrie>, Ready Made Clothing,
Drugs and Medicines, Turks Island Salt, &c
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. :, 1851.
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Boots and Shoes.

\ greet assortment of BOOTS 6 SHOES
s'afse ana IN, just rcri.rel nj for sa, Nv
II. LANGWORTllY x co.
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0 TO DO I'm

H.LiENThAL'S Celebrated Fine Cut
IL Chewing TOBACCO, iusl received at
heMasonic ll.li Stoie JUL Is
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DOCKET CUTLERY, from the Waterville
l. Manufacturing Company, at
II. i. FULLER'S.
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HARTFORD
LIFE AN ID H f. ALTH
insurance Co.

OFF ICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, HART
FORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS BUSINESS ISSu-
Ell. NEARLY 1000 POLICIES.
No Heath Risks taken by he Company
The Hartford Life and Healih Insurance Com
pany take risks on Life, grant purchase annui-
tie, confer endow nenis, and make contracts dp-
IN aud appertanng iodelerred aud ionary in
'etesls connected with life risks, agreeaby the
powers aud privileges conferred 10y charter,
The business Of the COMPANY Is conducted upon
the
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUAL PLAN,
At the option Of the insured thus NEE ting the
wants and circunslancesuf the public more fully,
It is believed, than purely Mutual Companies Can
do best.
AunuIties will he granted or purchased, and en-
dowmenIs conferred on terms highly favorable,
and according TO the rates Of the most liberala
conducted Companies in this country andin Eng
Land
The Charrer of this Company provides that the
wife may insure the life of her husband, and the
amonnt TO be paid be secure from creditors at his
death.
An equitable sum will always be paid for poll
cies surrendered to the company before they ex-
pire,
Travelling, sea and foreign residence permits
willie granted at "a small eXua premium.
Policies on lives OF persons going {" California
will be granted ON the Joint Stock principle only
aud at an extra rate Of premium.
Extract from the Certificate OF the Comptroller
Of the State of Connecticut, dated
JANUARY, 7lh, 1851.
Z" The great success and prudent management OF
this company, together " tl its well invested cap
ial and plus enliile il TO the entire confidence,
Of the community. aud recommend ii, as ia my
opinion equal in strength ard ability to the oesi IN
sltulions of The Kind IN the Unmn " lSigned.1
T.. 81 RUFUS CHIMNEY Comptroller.
The Board Of Directors is composed OF active
business men with capital and character involved,
and giving their personal attention to the manage
nent p eJnlrolofihe transactions Of the company
JAS, DIXON, President
WIN. T. HOOKER, WIGS President.
HENRY l.. MILLER, Secretary.
A.FRANCIs, Agent, Middlebury
Dec. ~, 1851. 3ou.
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For further information rerrrdrg these valuable Medl-
cur innristi lie nd NJ IN, agents. where testimony
letters from
Hos MARSHALL. r WILDER. Ro.,or. Mass
ItnV.JAAF~ G. CHURCHILL. Portland, Me.
INNCH PATTERSON, L-q. Hoston Mess
tNr CllAs. II. COLE Rndge, y. H., late of New
Ici'nrl. Mass.
Erill;AiM MURDOCH. Jr- 20. wInehondon, .lssA
IRA n sSEl.l. VI. d. Mnchrndou. Mass
n kINGSBt'KN. ". ~. Temple y. II.
}. DARWIN ABrl.i. NJ. D. lundqr. y. IL
GRO. JEW FIT VI. d.. Jetnpeiun. Mass
Hrv. 4. ". NJ HNiiANi. Mudgr y. n.
Hrr MiflS TitION. retsrhoru' y. n.
CALEB :. CAigrEIl ESQ, Portland. Me
GEO. W. Mel El.I.AN. kse- Irpuiy Collector Custom
Home. iio,t. n. Mrs.
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India Rubber Shoes,

CHEAPER THAN EVER OFFERED
" IN THIS MARKET, may be found at
Oct. u.s. r. L. FULLERS.
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SUDDEN DEATH---INaU sr-RErRElrEssIpLE CARE-
LEsssEss.-LaSt evening DR.. ]. ". CAMf6EL1,
physician of much note in this city, and an esti-
mable man, was knocked from his horse, am, in
stantly kill by crowd, persons on horseback,
who were returning from the funeral of 1ho. Moo
ney. The Doctor was riding down Jefferson street
and when near 18th, was overtaken by this crowd
OF reckless men, some forty in number, who were
ON horseback riding at the top ofrtheir speed as
will be seen on Referring to the coroneTs inqueStin
another column. The whole crowd drove over
him, knocking his horse down, and trampling horse
and rider under foot, One The horses struck the
Doctor on the head with his iron hoof and crushed
his Trains out, and otherwise mututated him.
When taken up, be was. a perfect gore of blood,
the blood pouring from his ears. mouth and nos
trils, in streams. DR. Campbell leaves wife and
i've small children to mourn hisuntimelY end.
Phe police were instantly on the alezt ftoa Irest
the perpetrators of the deed and soon after the
occurrence fenetted. out one RrKN. who had Sc
creted hmselflia7a house between two feather
beds and had shaved off his whiskers.-Louisptlke
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JOHN G. SAKE, the editor and wit, is quite recov-
cred from his long and recent illness, and is again
at his post Readers generally will be glad atithis
announcement, fora more amusing or w,tY man Is
not among ecorns editorial this side OF theocsan
We have so frequently laughed over his witticisnS
that we have almost forgot to mourn for the death
Of Thomas Hood, because SAKE so we'll supplies
his place. Among other good things the convale9-
cent wit has been guilty of, was, his tournament
with Grace Greenwood. 1t seems that SAKE, ID
ing invited to read poem at some College COM
mencement seized upon 'tIsms" as his theme and
satiriSed the woman's Rights movements with no
unsparing hand. Grace took offence, Of course
and came out on the wit, through the columns OF
the Home Journal, with some pretty sharp and per
sonal reflections-for SAKE, like TX Marvel, Haw-
thorne, Halleck, ct id omne genus, is Bachelor.
SAKE stood the assault bravely and afer the world
had laughed at his expense, he replied, by writing
priuat' letter to Grace-wh it will be 'remem-
bered, is maiden-but by mistake, as he says, the
"devil''. got hold of the letter, and thinking it
Copy had it set up. and was heralded to the
world through the columns ofthe Burlington Senti-
mel. The words ofthe letter have escapedour memo
~, but Cruces aabilty and gentlenesS and wit and
unassumng disposition, had SO won upon his heart
that he, the bachelor, offered her liSod cloths for
carpet rggsl Grace never again akSaiIed the pro-
yoking wit.--SanHusky Register. g'a -.
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VaIHnble REoPeE.y ~ snieoF "a
Market Street, beIOW q nIncv.

THR undersigned 'ofIers for tale or sop,rtr,,,,.
BLAST PURNACE located four mileS from ne m ~
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near FaEHsEit M
Co., Va, together with apI abund1nGgpf lTOh Orr m
stone, Coal and Timber, close TO the fnitS M ~
signed wishes either to SELL or extehe his opeo =,
70 any ono having Rolling NH or Foundry % NM
who will join in with this estSb "a hFs,s
Steam Engine, he will oier the most beral re
ing all nAehineryor stock at d fufr TtlnitioR
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may hE mn ia
Office OF the Wheeling Intelgeneer,
Cost OF Iron orc, delivered At the fhrnpees PSI SIS
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. = 81;
Cost OF Limestone, ton. ...-...... IA
Hon. Thomas HayIi.otl viii receive hnf eeua1c ~
genilemsnto the eatAbl hlnent VI may ii
eInnline II. 80 sSi g,Y!sal' aluO.f hal Y.
'oet11Etf as n"ii'149l LIS JOHN o. EVriBtaAvS,
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MISGE.Tl NE0fss.
DRsIRABLR REsIDNNoSs
THE subseriber.. yyilbin. \,

THE subscriber, wishing 7tai....
laEsla business. would oer for SSls IL hellIt v
which 10 now sroai1 In II III -,
one OF The moat deal idenees ne =
suehe situation that no onb can - III
Atory has cellar, ga1h room, Kitchen and AZ III IN
fsss5 "a 6a not Ss ana S Sod s
nGat6Ff has al5rE6 hall, two y
and bath room tdjolning the fAmly f6Sini, 5ayi!
back ofthe house, and portleo In trout PSssA q d
The attie has large room, and tilil, ana ~,
4Ssrs s S5od Saiek btabls sad q Al. ~
house aud bake oven convenient TO u 49,
The Lofts planted with choice SeieStion ofSrs.
trees, currant1. gooaehecries, TaApherrea e.
arely open on 3Bide6s ontlh EAst, sWeSt III Hlaa
ing East on Marlet 81, weatonl kenny sI5s5S w.
Moote'R Alley. - - = - = * 1Ltll4ee aoIeS .
To any person desiring residence in th,t
city, the present u an pportunlty for seearSS u
and retired home, that may not Offer Amin SeoSS
noV1a-4wd THOS CS5CfiI Hpp.