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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

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Apply gsy|,s = E s;IaSi.s ana
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Theush fate has ranked you from your birth
s1 sfil t the sa I. .apps
s:sisas enable ladies'
re The process simple espsisasins sSss 81
sSouss least can s. Arranged with
:ss sssssy that detection Impossible ASars's Pr0 s
Fsst Once unless the postage Is paid.
II Is superseding all Others.-Dr. WLane's
p ps Sss 81 sTus as
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ras very great and wish to have lot q each 70 sell
- most valuable, but ALanes is snpersedas his.
Fer sale by all the principal druggists New York City
cR soS Barclay rlS s r. csufands street,
no Physicians throughout the United
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YGS' SSssf onssa@
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whose more vnous extract distilled and fsot-
I'D With Its sprtgous solvent aud thus becomes
,..n.ospdsns in ts
1tillatOns with which the markets. Hooded, phyi
s'Ia % pase
sl Effects beg to submit your attention my Aromatic
al
sa Is Of narE IL to letter
sh.tsd my sohisdan Gin, exclusively Medicinal par-
ssns and patients est wing to its really
senssn n aa axs S aau 81 & M
yield with precision and esrtansy
%oLFE Importer Beaver
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
Lair Dye is the best YET for ,olorn the hair
rsanty with which and old
: ns FaSS u Gs s1ss e. sDS i.
6zOsa wy
Crlstadoro's Success In Applying mis- Fa-
Nous liquid hair dye proyokes envy by rendering compet
ssph Sold Wholesale and retail and applied At Crist,do
yate room for applying the dye and fitting Wigs.
Touching the Merits Of Cristatioro,s Hair
sh those who have used the article i sona
ply strengthen gloss renew and preserve the fbres and
SS sS% ssr L m1 BE- obtained Of the
Lovet's ONCE, Ia Chambers street. for the
sale Of his celebrated wahpene Cor changing gray
original color and curing badness ndsputable evidence
1t sa @ ssssssy ot s maj
street; and l75 Fulton street Brooklyn.
aOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without sx-
eepion reservation the best invented Beware
pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medicated
Neap for curing pmpes freckes saownes chaps rough
Lily and m
walker street, Broadway.
Wigs and Toupees.-Medhurst & Heard,
sf Maiden lane, make the most perfect imitation of
natural head Of hair in the world Wig should
fail to examine them They made Of the
aAd warranted not to shrink Also, brads of long
front braids, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

TITO TEA CHERs--A PERSON BEING ABOUT KELLY.
quishinx his school, wtes 20 dispose OF tne ssme -
competent person. The scsool from ere nav Ia mpo
sent eonsists about tw I've scholsc. bu nay ~
enlarged furniture &c 1 worth 40 ny ~ AZ Tho IA.
Wishing TO connmen teaching In the Tower 80
VII lind tho present opportunity sfavoraofe0 pVSs
j. a. TenJi IS VI iliam street,
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WE TILE LoNGsHoRE MEN OF rHIs CITY WHu

WE, THE LONGSH0RE MEN OF THIS CITY, WHILE
peaceaby standing ut the foot Of Wall street. about
2ocloek the 18th day of October attacked by
body of police from the Seventh, Fourth, Fifth, Third
Second, and First wards who struck every they
indiscrmina and whoever tey supposed
laborng injuring many persons Severely. We
want the public TO underst that assembled
to create disturbance sgans the public when
thus wantonly and inhuman attacked without any
cause r proYOcation whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

WANTED-A SITUATION, ny SMART TIDY
girl to do general housework she has lived fourteen
months in her last place. and give good city
Can be seen for three days by calling Bowery the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

MRS. C. N. FISHS MANHATTAN HOTEL AND DIM
1 ing Saloons No. 1888 Fulton street. between BroAd way
and Nassau sreetMrs Fish respectfully inform, her
friends the public that she win reopen her old
blshment, under her own sole ysou this day, at
O'clock and solics the patronage Of her
former friends and the public Havns
waited the house. she pledges herself that effort will be
made to please the tables shall be literally supplied
with every comfort and luxury of the Mrs. Flsh
having hereafter sole charge of the house
patrons that the dishes will be prepared BY herself and
made Of the materials in the clearly
MAS. G. NJ FISH, Proprietor.
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CLEMS COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE. $40 BROAI
~ wayCem has not raj cd his prices; he gives spsndi
cuts meats fish, &C., Mt shilling per plate. Th
public are Invited to give him trial. Remember the N,
3l2 Broadway, next door to Gothic Hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

n u. APPROXIMATION OF CHARTER FRAME
W. TO American Chapter, No. 6, o. u. A, Wednesday
evening" at o'clock. Mt their chapter 800 Broad
way White street The members and friends Of the
order invited to attend Tn frame will BIO
Brother Picton, Editor of the "Sachcm, behalf Of
Their James Webb. Address by Brother Walch. N. B.
Ladies admitted.
CoMBs, q. ofC. J.R. HOFF, Saehem
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DRINTERs AND ENGRAvERs CARDs.-CALL Az
Ne. Reede street, and obtain samples and prices.
The subscriber has had fifteen years pTaecs s.psrisnss
commencing business for himself offers induoe srts 10 cash
buyers that DO surpassed oardf Of hir manufae
lure both whito ooored will be warranted 70 print
we'll any particular size quality 4 card will BE- cus
10 order, with the utmost Dispatch.
r. w. ROXY, No. Reade strees, ooraer Of Csatrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

CARDS CARDS! CARDs!-wEDDlNG, VISITING,
~ invitation address, and at home cards; cake boxes,
Wedding envelopes business cards bill heads portraits
bills Of exchange book and magazine WORK. Of every
description plate and City cards for 81 Is, At
KELLEY half price engraving and printing odce No. III
Full gtre
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MISCELLAN EOUs.

1>T1 -, ,T,,c, ~, = ;, U
~ Il, Up NJ match for $500 mile heats in harness. Mr.
Geo. Nelson names geldng Mr. VIM. WhecAn
black stallion Immediately after the big PURGE
will off, for 1850 two mile heats In harness. Mr.. o.
Dimick names Jack Resster Mr. Peabody names b.
Lady Jane Mr.. s. Mclaughlin names b. Lady Brooks;
Mr. u woodruff names re Taeoney; MI o. Pider nanss
b. Lady Moscow Cars will leave South ferry Brooklyn,
at p. NJ and return the sport is Fare
each waye25 cents. JOHN l. SNEDlkER Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

w AnIED.A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
" Protestant young woman, cook washer, ard II on
err She thoroughly understands The best OF
city reference can be given Also, wanted situation by
respectable girl to do chambcrwork and
children, or to do hamberwork and atng Has lived
years her last place. Best Of city reference They oau
be for days Please call az n Renwick be-
tween Spring and Canal streets. *
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WANTED.-A COLORED GIRL WANTS SITUA-
ton as cook; understands baking or pastry; or she
will take care of children. She be found 6 Church
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as tamstsess and ahild's nurse, or t. 20
South 70 take care OF delicate ladv the advertiser under
siard clear stsrchinE; has objection in cham
tnrwork or housekeeping; has cheerful disposition with
CHI dren s capable OF taking of ire sk Has gNd in
rer place for ten yeare and In other paoe Tor seven
yete about leaving her prefent place Can ggp good
city reference inquire addrofs by note, s. ~ West
Eitveath street near Broadway Csn be until Satur
day, 18th met.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

NTANTFD--A NAN TO TAKE CHARGE or, AND TX
w ilen, raraiac n Nh or II tho Americas iasl iie
= f@Fs% tBss fsifh ei1tE Wasls ltN
3A T. otiE Nili ta ral1 Ar.Aft tA. " Ey-4,
~ the car hvss sep-ssms4s l~-ss.-s -. -~x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

yr,o DRrcclsTs : WANTED A SITUATION IN A
Wholesale retail store City reference can be given
as been en- gagged in both wholesale and retail No obec
ton 10 the country Apply the office Of this paper to
\ II r..
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NOTICE TO MASTERS OF EssELS-PROCLAMA-
~ tion:-Mayors Ofice New York. October IL 1867
Whereas it has been known that
disease actually exists in several of the South
ports Of this country therefore, Ambrose Q.
authority vested in do give notice. that operations
Of the Quarantine Laws which expire the 10Th Of the
present month in they ports south Of Cape
Henopen, extended until revoked. Given under
hand and official seal the day and above written
A. g. KINGSLAND, Mayor,
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WANTED-AS NURSE AND SEAMSTR ESS A SMART
american woman, who is fully capable Of taking the
shtre charge of nursery where there several
City references will be required Apply between tho hours
6yA NJ and 3 p H., at No. 3 Lamartne place. west Of
Eighth avenue r-~~' 49, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

WANTED-A FIRST RATE MILLINER; SHE MUST
~ thoroughly understand trimming she will have
constant employment the year round Salary will be $40
per and board it is largest and best
blishmens in the city constant employment Appv to
Mrs. Mnggold lis Sixth avenue. fr' =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

DELICIoUs BURGALOO PEARs.-5OO BASKETS WILL
- be sold this day. at onehalf their value in any guam
y at Mr. KERRS grocery store corner Of Broadway and
AAfar MIA
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LOST AND FOUND.

OK REWARD.-LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
O from the Of Fifth and Eighth street.
small black and terrier dog-answers to the OF
receive the above reward.
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DLANK hooks, PAPER AND STATIONERY. NO. 8

PLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY. NO. 2,
ID Maiden lane-Carr Hicks keep blank books Of all
kinds of copying and notaral presses American French
Epgsh writing note and envelopes sold
gold pencils, tablets
books and OF the latest styles travelling
writing desks chess boards do
mnoes playing cards. &c blank books ruled and bound to
order at short notice Bill heads cards circulars &c.
printed neatly We would respectfully solicit call from
those may require articles In line Prices moderate
CARR HICKS, Stationers and Blank Book Manufsotur
ra Il Maiden lane.
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III r.
IL Long leland the 9th inst scow about az toe
long and wide. Said has new side panted
white and had board thatch reel rigging
and supposed have hoated into Long Island Sound
Any having picked said will bc iboraly
rewarded by appying 60 CHAS. D. UALLOCK,
Long Island, or to JOHN W. SMITH co. 176 Front
street, New York.
II osT-oN TUESDAY. 18TH INST, A GEyTLEMAN's
IL breast PIN nearly round set with stones of
which had small piece broken from H. IL being gift tho
Ia willing give reward equal 20 Us value, It's
being returned to J. n. GILBEhT No 90 Liberty street
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07


SENATE.-The bill districting the coun-
ties of the State, and. appointing commits
sioners therefor, came up as the unfnish-
cd business.
The fourth section read as follows
The county courts of the several
counties of this Commonwealth, to be
hereafter elected, shall have power, all
the justices of the county having been
summoned for that purpose by an order
entered of record, and majority Of Them
being present, and two-thirds Of those
present, concurring, to rcarrange, increase,
or diminish the number of the districts,
and change the place ofholding elections
and estHbliIh other plaecs Provided,
that the number of places for holding
elections shall not be more than two in
each district, anl that such changes or
reSrrsngemcnt of districts, If it take eff
feet before .hc end Of the term for which
justices have been elected, shall be 30
made as not to require a justice during
said term to change his residence"
Various amendments were offered and
failed. One proposed by Mr.. Cstlstt, WAS
adopted, by inserting the following, to
come in at the end of the section:
And provided, also, that such rear
rnngcmCnt shall not take effect until it
has been submitted TO the voters of the
county at some general election, and has
received majority OF tho votes cast At
such election"
Mr.. Catlett called the ayes and noel
upon his amendment. and it was adopted
ayes 81, noes I.
The Senate then refused to strike out
the whole section as nmendcd-ayes II,
noes 22.
The bill MAS amended in many par
ticularS, and being put upon its third
reading.
Mr.. Shacklcford offered substitute fol
the whole bill.
Mr. Watson proposed an amendment &c
the substitute.
Mr. Smith called tic previous question.
which was sustained, and the main ques-
ton ordered.
The question being upon the substitute
Mr.. Roger called the ayes and noes, and
il WAS loSt-ayes 10, noes 90.
The substitute WAS u Senate bill, and
in principle did not differ from the origi
nal bill 1t WAS thought by some gen
tlemcn that the Senate bill WAS the mos
perfect in its details.
On motion, the House adjourned.
HOUSE or DELEGArEs.-CoUNTT Off
CERs.-On motion of Mr.. Price, the llouE,
took up the bill which had been unds1
discussion for number of days, out O
lis order; and is WAS read third time
The question was then taken on the
passage of the bill, and carried.
On motion, the House adjourned.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

"a The undersigned offers for sale Lis
Nss! entire property in DOddridgo county
ill VA, consisting Of u FARM, STOKE
hsEs@L@shaDd TAVERN STAND, preparatory
10 Itsrti::g for Oregon.
The Farm contains 400 a6rcs, about 100 aores
Of which are cleared. II Is situated S6I< miles
west Of Clorksburg, and 49, east Of ParKerSburg,
on the North Western Turnpike, and within one
mile Of whore tho Railroad must pass.
The Tavern Stand and store ate desIrably sta
ated on tho Turnpike
have also several other tracts Of UNINs
PROVED LAND, which will DO sold low for
Cash, or anything that will pay debt
There arc several other GOOD IMPROVED
FARMS, in this section Of country, which
am authorized 10 sell, Of which Is three mIIcs
west Of mine on the Northwestern Turnpike, oi
$50 acres, which is the most desirable situation
on the road, and known as the Chapman Farm
As my object in selling 10 TO pay my debts and
emigrate 10 Oregon, any person wishing to pur-
chase land In DOddridge or Ritchio counties
would do well to give mo a call soon.
w. w. CHAPMAN.
January QSth ls62-f
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

A.. 4 !.
rejected on yesterday, pending which the
House resolved itself into committee of the
whole and resumed the consi Iteration OF
the homestead bill.
Mr.. Fuller objected to the principles of
the bill, The lands were fruitful source
OF revenue to the government and served
as great balance wheel in trade. The
power to give them away was not found
in the constitution, and such scheme is
chimerical and unjust.
Mr.. Churchill was in favor of the bill.
Mr. Grow spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Shelton spoke at length in favor of
the bill.
On motion, the House adjourned.
Wednesday, March 81.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Soule the
Senate took up the bill to provide for a
tri-monthly mail from New Orleans to
Vera Cruz, via Tampico and back, in
steam vessels. The bill Was amended so
as to authorize the Postmaster General to
enter into contract for the transportation
of the mail tri,monthly between New Or
leans and Vera Cruz, for five years at
sum not exceeding 100000 year, the
steamers to be of not less than 800 tons
burthen, adapted to war purposes.
Mr.. Hunter moved to strike out the
words "and adapted to war purposes"
and long debate took place, after which
it was agreed to. The debate was contin-
ued, and the bill WAS reported to the Sc
nate, and the amendment made thereto,
by striking out adapted to war purposes,
was concurred in.
The bill was then ordered to be sngross-
Sed, and the Senate adjourned,
HousR.-Thc House took up the home
stead bill, and debated all sorts of politi-
cal questions in discussing it. A cores
pondent of the Sun says that the bill will
pass.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

ly7lRG1NIA, IS At rules held ia the clerks
~ qii.ee Of the Circuit Court of Harrison toun-
on the first Monday in April, ls5e.
AlstQrp heus Nerninger and Martha
his wits, late Martha Martin C0mpl'ts
vs. M
Jane Martin, adrainistrattfx Of VIII 81
liam Martin, deed, and the heirs
OF said William Martin pef'ts.
ne object Of this suit IS % require Of the de-
tendhnts 20 discover what they resolved from the
said William Martin in his life tina, that the al
yaneements 20 received may IS 6rouF into
hotch pot, also that an issue be had to ascertain
whether the paper writings In the bill mentioned,
DO the true last viii and testament Of the said
William Martin, decd. aud that tho said Martha
Werninger be decreed her due proportion OF the
estate of the said William Martin, as ono Of his
children and heirs at law, and to ascertain the
quantity, value, amount and Kind Of property
owned by the said William Martin at thu time
Of his death.
:, Andit appearing by satisfactory evidence that
S9e defendants Wellington Martin, Granville
i narJn Cornelius r. Wilson and Rachael his wife,
X NY HsacnAel Martin, William Martin, MARSHAL
11 - danghorn aud Mary Martha his wi e,
John : sines Wilson, William A. Wilson, Susan
Ann wilson and john B. Martin are not inhafi-
tSnts Of tins State 1t is ordered that thew 40 an
pear here within ono month after due ,u6licstib,
Of this order, and do what Is nSSessarS ~ re
their interest in this suit. = t-S'oS'
A COPY. Testc
apF4s G. G. DAWSON, Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

A SwGNDLER.-An individual under
the assumed name of Green, in Philadel-
phia, last week, stated that he WAS tho
authorized special agent of the Post Of
fee Department, to put the new mail SER
vice between New York and New Orleans
into operation, and that the Postmaster
General had empowered him to appoint
route agents to accompany the mails, at q
salary Of 81 500 year each, and reaso'
nable expenses paid. Five young men.
who applied to him for situations, were
thus appointed, on their paying him
twenty-five dollars apiece, and this NOR
ming, under his Instructions, reported
themselves to the department for duty
There they learned that a miserable i'm
position had been practised upon them
One Of the agents stated that, in view OF
his new duties, he had sold out all his
furniture, given up his house, and expe-
rienced other inconvenience. Who and
where is Green?
The signature is j. w. Green, One OF
the victims states that he heard him
preach as local minister of the Metho-
dist church, lecture in Sabbath Schools,
&C., and his letters are addressed F." Dear
Brother"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

HosTIL1T1Es BREwGNG.-The London
correspondent of the North American,
speaking of the probability of war be-
tween France and Great Britain says:
4" 1t is reported that Louis Napoleon s
first military campaign will be directed to-
wards Belgium, and this report is follow
cd BY another very important one, to the
effect that the British Government has
sent notification TO the French govern
ment that the moment a French army en-
tiers Belgium, England will blockade the
French ports!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07

NEWSPAPER BORROWERS, &c.-As We
were about penning few lineI for the
benefit of q class Of people denominated
Newspaper BorroWers--those who are
able, but too stingy to subscribe for a
nevspaptr-we CHANGED 10 come across
the following paragraph in one Of our ex-
changes, which expresses our views so
fully that we give it in lieu of anything
that we could say =
eve earnestly and respectfully request
our kind patrons not to lend their papers,
as borrowers are always finding fault with
something that don't interest them in the
least If we chance occasionally to
stumble over an observation, some egotis-
teal and mean, miserable and misery
newspaper sponger is certain to know
more about it than he has any business
TO know, and he is certain to traduce the
character of his neighbour thing which
a newspaper borrower is always mean
enough to do. And whenever one of
these pests begins to tell you of some won
derful thing that he has seen in the Jour
nal, Just ask him whether he stole his in
formation or borrowed it, and he'll be apt
to mizzls.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-04-07
NEW GOODS,

CHARLES LEWIS respectfully informs ths
" public that lao has FesOpched his goods q
tho room nearly opposite the DemoOrap' print.
ing Office, third door above Barnes Drug SlOFO,
where hO has just received his New supply OF
Winter Goods, TO which DO invites tllO ntien.
ton of his former fJlenhs and customers and thO
public generally. Ills stock consists, IN PaT,, Of
the following; u 4irc rfafl leE gs
Prints from 2 10 rs Centss 81
Cashmercs, AlpSccnS, Del.rlCS, Sc, very cheap.
WOollOn and Cashmere SltaWlR. '
Black DrCss Sllk, ladies' Flannel Shirts
Black French Twillcd aud faiipy cOlothd oldihs.
Satin, fancy oo,orcd Silk aud other YbStlngs. m
Mcn's'FlNnncll Sirls and Drawers. IA
Cotton arm, Brow = Hihated t'oitUns s. uriilih-a
a large assortment oG llO0VS ana 6Il0ls. ia.j
Fine Cloth, Plush aud Glazed CapR,,f 3.esq
HATS, very low. With illS hsnhl hssortihsht oS
GROCERIEs, IIARDwARls QuRENsWARR, BRCd6 ana
MEDIuINES, Books, STATloNERYs stha4 Sc, EST
He invites the public 10 exhmlns his stOsk
which WIll bO found US low a. any In the sopns
try.
All kinds Of produce taken Ia exchange fs4
goods. SRA
N. D--T'losS indebted TO lin will please call
and IL possible pay hlm--by 90 doing thar WIZ
confer lasting favor.
December 3, lsSl--ly. G 70
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WagOn MnkimR.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of Harrison aud adjoining coun-
on Mechanic street, South Of the burnt district
whore he is prepared to do all work in his line OF
business in superior manner, such rs Wagon
Making in all itS branches. BuGgiSs made when
atylc.
,PLows slwayS kept on hand, or made At the
shortest notice.
Thankful for past favors, hopS by giving my
Whole and undivided attention to my business, L
s.ill merit liberal share of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLErCIIER.
ClarkSbuTR, Jan. 2SIh. ls57.-iy.
L. S.-The woodwork Of two hoSeS WaRSni
kept constantly on hand.