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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Rbede Island Democratic state Convention
suicide.

PROVIDENCE, Fnday June ., Ioo<'
The Democratic State Convention met
At Newport last night Joseph T. Sisson, PERSISTENT
W. J. Miller and James Atkinson, secretaries -,
ssl Elector, r o TURNER, of Newport; ANAsA EDDY
Of Gloucester JOSEPH SPRINGLE, OF North Kingston
and ARIEL BAILoU, of CuInb +rland.
Stephen Greene, 20 years OF age com
nned suicide yesterday at the grave OF his wlte IN
Grace Church Cemetery by cutting MS tlro" Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

M,R.crLous EscAPE.-While two gen
strangers, we're on wsonesdsy Eiern $500 "a
Chsuo1Ie ~, - Ss,sr ard wAs carried over the Fa'
.pPea P'I 1a sO1 (ees Fortunately he was hosed D,s
t hn psri o the rver where he rega9ed 1 loon
.sG rem siDed there until assistance coo% Ge over he
u nini 49, 40 ,hat be had % be conveyed TO New
Te .sA' ~ az Bad ina carr opseee Chroneie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

Class DAY AT AMHERST COLLEGE,
IA. Senior Class Of Amherst College will celebrate their
c.,s Day at PheDix Hall, on Monday evening, June
o. commencing at o'clock. The exercises will con
a, Of an orston, by Edward s. Larned, of Washing.
,op D. C, and Poem, by Henry ssbin, OF Fitzwisms,
Nh Appropriate music has been secured for the &C.
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TUSCANY.
e names

The marble slabs bearing TIE names mes
III vbo fell in 1913 fighting against the
OF me obsrdy and which the Government nas
Church Of r. f aS c'o' as coS sSsh
claimed ~ inc p, r., The slaos were erected Il
remind ne os Of the state but Of TIE chzen. snS
the eSpeh'i y-cnerty The tablets, obtained VIII
remain ,i.S S t. ,be chapel Of the Civic Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

Responses 10 the Wing Nomination.
WILMINGTON, Thur,day, June q, 1852.
The Herald hoi-Is the Scott flag to-day,
and eomes out strongly In bis favor
YICKsBURG, (Miss) Thursday, June "a, 1852.
The nominations OF the Baltimore Wing
Convention give general faifaction and many think it
he strongest ticket that could been made under
the circumstances
MOBILE, Thursday June "a, 1852.
The announcement of the nomination of
General Scott is received with much favor Az he has
endorsed the PLATFORM the Wings ofAabsma will unite
upon his election.
MONTGOMERY Wednesday, June %, 1852.
The nomination of Scott and Graham
was received and ssutes fired in honor of the
event
CHARLESTON, Thursday, June "a, 1852.
The Mercury says that the Southern
wbies will ratit the nominadon Of Scott 1t considers
hin the strongest that could have been nominated,
and thinks he will be hard to beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Rlshon Mhilchouse TnIlured.
CHICAGO. Friday, June -. ls5

CHICAGO, friday, Juns y, Ic01
Bishop Whitehouse was not injured, as
Previously reported, by the upsetting of the stage be-
tween Aurora and Ottawa, on Saturday last. lady
who In the stage with the Bishop al time Of The
eeshL had her arm broken, but the Bishop escaped
Without any serious injury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Cnnitnl Punishment in Connecticnl.

HARrFORD, ffioSy, June -, low
The bill from the Senate relative To cap
bal punishment after an animated discussion IN the
House, was defeated. Tire Legislature will adjourn
are die to-day, or tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

,-,,o,o-Focoism be prepared for regular rout
90 ie' foot and dragooo. The hereof two vars
oil ro, n heat. Let the LAGOS then begin to study
cen ,'.,rby so as TO he prepared TO hear defrat
pn ,s GOOD grace. We wish them no harm, bat
VIM WIN 20 Give them a silendid administration and
rl ss government under the lead of the hero Of
f a. and Churabusco. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Conric1ien for Murder in the First Degroe.

BOSTON, FIIuay Juue % Io'I@' ,
Thomas Davis, who has been on trial all
the week for killing his sister In Octoberlssb was today
convicted Of in the first degree He will be sen
fenced Monday. Davis had been absent In California
and on his return home found his sister married to
Mr. Van Wagner whom he dslket, and in his rage cut
hs SISTERS throat with The evidence was cir
cnnn,tnrfial M cnnNlnrinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

n John B. Cough is lecturing on Tenn
persncs 10 Jefferson County.
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TURKEY.

rho s,somer Reschid had sailed for Egyp.
DC y, by the Porte Of the arrange 1enI;
@.ss I:pscas q S. nIi i. 'a % s6 { completely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
Failure of the southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Friday, June p, 1882.
=. We have no mail to- night south of
Na.hhgton.
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Balllmore ami Ohlo RnIlroaa.

m BALTIMORE, Friday, June 3 ls51
~ ihe celebration of the Baltimore and
any Railroad came Of yesterday In al uirabe style
pIesent seemed perfectly satisfied that this road will
,'sse.oaly prove one Of the most productive In the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

" Catherine Hayes has been singing
,,os scceptably In Detroit
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THE WING CAMP FIRES!
THE WHIG CAMP FIRES!
TREMENDOUS GATHERINGS
BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY.
ENTHUSIASTIC RATIFICATION
OF THE
w n &c NO M / NJ ALTON ST.
The Masses Awake for Scott
and Graham
REVIVAL OF THE SPIRIT OF 1870.

The grand rally at the Broadway House
on Thursday night was almost eclipsed by
our Brooklyn friends last evening, both ia
numbers and enthusiasm. There has been
no such meeting in Brooklyn since the days
of Harrison. There was JOY in every face
and satisfaction in every heart; no friend
OF Gen. Scott could have wished for a larger
or more encouraging demonstration.
Tie City Hotel was brilliantly illu-
minated, from basement to attic. In front
was large transparency, bearing the 6g-
ure of Gen. Scott in full military costume.
1t created much enthusiasm. The Brooklyn Cor
net Band occupied the balcony in front, and dis
coursed most eloqusntly, while below, in the
street, numberless sky-rocksts were continually
discharged, and any quantity of blazing tar-baels
brilliantly illuminated the whole neighborhood.
The whole scene WAS grand and exciting. Shortly
after organization the XIth Ward Barracks made
its appearance, headed by band Of music, and
bearing several tpnsparencies, upon one Of which
the following was inscribed:
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The meeting was called to order by
co,.uu smith. E.s., who nominated Thos H. Rsddins
:. P,e,ldent, which was unanimously coneurred Ia.
Mr.. REDDIss said that, although Gen.
Scot, was not bis choice s be was the choice o. 'ae
CONVENTION, and as such should bs supported ~ W"
whole Wing party
EDWARD w. FlsKE, ESQ.,, was then IN
trodueed by the Chairman, but, after ad'eruns very
briefly to the action Of the Baltimore Consesnoo PRIV
scented
Mr. RICHARDSON, from Oswego County,
who said that this the hrss une he had e, eeee
IN brooklyn, and was greatly astoni'hed 70 sad such
Wing City He never "" aware th's the Bro01ly - -
wac such a great people but great as they we're '1oy
were nothing 10 compare with Old csarsoa'co. lao
went 70 the Convention . suons FILLMORE ma =.
fovad three Interests there Two wss e''''"' "'N'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Responses 20 The WING Nomination.

s,rsn Telegraph Office Of HanoOey and BeoVer',
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
THE TAPE WORM!!
HoBENsAcK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is more liable to dis
ease than the Liver, it serving as filterer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion
TO the bile; SO that any wrong action ofthe Liv-
or affects tho other important parts Of the sys-
tom, and results varioasly, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, there
fore, watch every symptom that might indicate
wrong action Of the Liver. These Pills be-
ing composed of ROO and PLANTS furnish
cd by nature to heal the sick: Namely, LIST,
An ExPEcroRANr, which augments the secre-
ton from the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge Of secreted matter.
I'd. An ALTERArIyE, which changes in some
inexplicable and insensible manner the certain
morbid action ofithe system. Sd. "A Tonic,
which gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renewing health and yigor to all parts
Of tho body. 4tl,, A Cdthartic, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels. and e1pelling the
whole mass Of corrupt and yitiated matter, and
purifying tho Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health. -l{
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
MEDICAL CARD,
Dr. III, ID. ARNOLD,

1nBk TENDERS his services to the
NJ citizens Of FAlRvlEw (Taylot.
Mea town) and vicinity, and 10 the
IA public generally, as "a Physician
and Surgeon. Having been for some time
engaged in practice, he feels himself quail
fled 10 treat diseases successfully. Office
in the house Of Mr.. Litman. in the room
formerly occupied by DR.. Braden; ;.
As | am partially strangel, ! deem it
not improper Should any wish 70 inquire
particularly as to my qualifications and
charac,er) TO direct them, as references, to
\ II. B. Maihoit, M. D., smishfeld, Fay
cite county, Pa. 49, - ..g.
Rev. A. G. Osborn, oliphunt's Furnace,
Fayette county, Pa.
Rep. Caleb Rosscll, Smithfeld, do.do.
Rp.J. M. Puriaion, do. do. do.
Ihave inmy possession written recon-.
mendations from tho above gentlemen,
but think it unnecessary 10 publish them
at length. ~.
Faifview, Greene CO., Pa, June Is, 1852
Waynesburg papers please copy en-:
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New Store!
To my CID Friends and the Pablo

To nv cid Friends and The Public ~
Geaeral; ..+..
I have again commenced the Mercan-
Tile business !atmy old stand lately occu.
pied BY Il. g. .Lazier, and huye associated
with me in business John E. Fleming.
We intend doing plain, straight for
ward business, and expect to deal in ev-
cry thing Except pun that The people
want. We intend toIkeep oil kinds Of
Goods that are KEEP, in the New York,
Paris, Philadelphia and Baltimore Stores
and perhaps some things they do not keep.
We shall not deal in Poetry either, aliho'
we can sing leetle.
OUR PLATFORM
Will be 10 sell for cash or country
produce, and toprompt payers on credit.
We shall furnish our. customers with Their
bills for settlement about the first OF Jan.
uary and July. As we do not expect nor
intend 10 make bad debts, nor employ an
extra clerk TO look after slopers, we think
we can afford to sell little less than
some Others, who necessarily have to
make, in self defence, a provision for the
same. Come, therefore, all who want
Goods at low prices, and look at our Stock
Of Goods before you purchase elsewhere,
A penny saved is penny made.
WIN. LAZlER,
mi LAZIER & FLEMING.
Morgantown, Is, July, 1859. l5l'M
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

MARTIN b. CALLENDINE is now re-
.lN ceiying and opening at his Store in Nor
gantown, handsome assortment Of GOODS,
Of all tho latest styles and patterns for
Ladies' and Gcntlemcn's Wear,
suitable for the present and approaching sea.
son. The assortment is complete-call and
examine for yourselves. ! will pledge to those
who may favor me with call that all shall be
sold as cheap as IL I had always been q little
ssahcad.n / aminot a banker, nor have a
cred post,n yet nuke no exceptions to any
for cheap Goods; and if you will call at the
F. N, TWO RIG DOORS
opposite the stone pile, where always take
pleasure in making liberal exchange. have
on hand GROCERIES Of all kinds, Sugar,
Molasses, Tea, coffee, salt, pittsburg Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, cotton yarn;
Queensware and Hardware,
full and complete assortment; Scythes and
scythe sneads; together with a large assortment
Of Stone Ware, crooks, jars, &C.
Leghorn and Palm Hats,
Bonnets Of every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &c.
A, fine assortment Of Shoes Of all styles and
cuts;-which will be exchanged for Cash or
approved country Produce.
u rs MARTIN d. CALLENDlNE.
April "a, 1859.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
Iron, ,Nails, Glass, &c.

wv E have Just received Big supply
w Of IRON. well assorted, which we
will sell alit,le less tive won't say than
others bu, less than our former prices, to
cash purchasers or prompt payers on time.
II makes too long a string to give all the
sizes. We have all you want.
ON HAND,-Nails, Glass, &C., Cast
iugs, assorted; Ploughs and Points.
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
offresh Dry Goods, Queensware, &c.
Which makes our Stock abou, as good as
there is in Town. l'a='
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend to keep
"a neat assortment Of Goods which shall
he sold very low for cash. We shall be
glad to supply all who want good bargains,
ae - "LAZlER & FLEMING.
July "a, 1852. l54-tf. =
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no. AGENCY OF DR.. FlTCH's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

pectoral Balsam, sDepuratiye Syrup,
pcctoral EIpeelsrant, Heart Corrector,
Pectoral Linment, Humor Correctes,
Pure and Medical Cod Cough and Cathautic
Liver Oil, Pills, -.
Anti.ayspsasis MIXTURE, vsrmifligc,
Ncrvine, Female Pills,
Female Specific, &c. &c. i1fI'gtf
Used by him constantly and with unprecedented
success h the treatment Of
Coughs, Colds, ConsumptSoa, Asthma, Hear,
Discusses, Dyspepsia, Serofuta,. Skin DIS
eases, Rheumatism, Female complaints,
Piles, &c. &c. liini t.fd fF5
Dr.. Fissh's anequalled Patent siksr plated Alb
aominal Supporters; ~.
Dr.. Fitch's improved plated steel spring Sloul-
I der Bracei 5f73sHEf E'gfsf
Dr.. Fi,ch's Silver lnhalias Tube.
DIR. FI7CWS CELEBRATED SIX
ts' RECyURES ''I -
On the prevention and cure of Consumption.
Asthma, Diseases Of tho Heart, &c., and on, tie
method Of preserving Health aad Beauty to an
old age. 49,. .s AM i.-F
This book should be in every family. To tho
Communicative 1t points out the only reasonable
hope for relief. To mothess the directions ID
gives for the care and educatien Of children are
invaluable. $4,000 copies oftllis book have
passed through the press, and tia. saleu contin.
w. saabstsd. -. 4 - 49, - =
For sale BY s. s. FITCH & Co., No. 7o7
Broadway, New York, aud II. II. Carr,
Morgantown, Va. ,%SI+IfT
Gs" DR.. Eteh's G,tde 10 Mralids, or
Directions to persons using Dr.. Fitch's Re-
NEEDLES, TO be had, gratis, Of all his Agents.
|, July s, 1850. 47d
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FRESH ARRIVAL! a.aI
.... III AND e,is u sy|
Reduction IN Prices!!
AT D. H. CHADWICK & cos.

D.
TUST received from the East, Rich Dor
u dered Parasols, Queens gray 4 black
Silks, silk Fringe and fine Milts, Diaper,
Drill, red Flannel, sprig'd Swiss, Bonnet
Cord. Umbrellas, brown Muslins, short
Lace and black love Wells, Robisson's
Shoes and Slippers, equally as good ss any
made in our town, also q few Grass Hooks.
We have just concluded to run of some
things withou. regard 10 cost. Call and
see, then, while bargains are going.
81 cent Calico for 4 cts.
l2s cent Lawns for s and 10 cts.
lsi cent do for l2a CTS.
Berages very cheap.
Coffee, White Sugar, Tea, &c.
Keep your eyes on the Red Post if you
want the best bargains you ever purchased.
June 26, 1852. l5o-tf.
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RAIL ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE

AND EXPRESS TRAIN InhogsA loh ,l'k
BENEFIT OF TIE NEW YORK. CHEAP
VARIETY STORE y!
Just arrired in time for he Foarth@ Jas!!!
CARR SMITH g. Co,
A ,. ahsal ami, ne I,snnl mn, are now
cxh;hi,;ns NJ Thar store raomsi i, Morgan.
,n,x,, Vn= n .yarr l,r,se an,l wall assorted
s,n,u ~ sIfWNER G0oI,S nj eyery
nr;ce, a,,ali,v anI ,le.cfintion. which ,hey
bays cnncI,,ael IN run on Ills time. nj.
,mos,i ~ S nos, i've, m, III fvn of The tLino,
FoF instance t ibsy bnys :.
fg Pan, s,nfr f"r 4 cont. net ward
r;m rni;c,ss onod rolor. forG} per yd
lawns. worth Iss,c,s,. for sand 10 els.
,o r's .anI 0 - - Y
~ srnss D,Ia;nes beautiful STYLES, for 1914
c,s nssS ram md ali other Goods IN like
sr s as tn eben,nes, such as Prints
ip;nss Main 10 " anil fipureJ Lawns very
cbaa y 'hIsachel and bTown Muslins. first
.s,a s,jIs sst;,s ami o,hes Nice Dress
G s 1 fas ladies' S with Etinses, Eaccs am,
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SPRING ARRIVAL
NEW & CHEAP CONFECTIONERY.
JAMES CYPHERS.


RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of the citizens Of Morgan,own and the
surrounding country TO his fresh supply Of
Confectioneries, &c. His establishment
is:.directly opposite Messrs. Raymond &
Co.'s Store, add on the North.eas, corner
one door from the Drug Store. His stock
consists Of a's@ ri
Fresh Oranges & Lemons, Figs, Raj
sins, Prnnes, Dates, Almonds, Fill
herts, English Walnuts, Ground
Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies Of
every description; very superior
article of Cheese. !" =
Temperance Dri,,kts,
exclusively, in great abundance, via
Ginger, Pop, Lemon do, Lemonade, Root
Beer, Patent Gas DO, Sarsaparilla Mead,
that slonld be used indeed for health
Also on hand constant supply Of
Fresh CAKES .. Crackers,
Such as Pound Cake, Sponge, Fruit.
Scotch, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, &c. Wa
ter, Butter, Sugar, Soda and Ginger crack.
ers. White loaf BREAD and Brown do,
on hand; the latter should be used by all
who are delicate.
Oy Parties Of Ladies and Gentlemen
can be accommodated with uoms and Re-
freshmenis at his house at all times.
I April II, 1852. J. CYPHERS.
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p r. MITCHELL. Z. N. HAYES.
.a MITCHELL & HAYES,
.We,cla0,,t Tailo,.s,

Walnui street, opposite. tie Jail, liorganto,rn,
HAvE entered into Partnership, and just
Ill brought on from tho Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive e3 ,l-.-
Cloths,
CdsSimeres Of all styles and qualities;
Hestiags Of NIL colofs, styles and qualities;
Trimmings Of the best quality, to suit all
colors. u. IL. 5AS u 81 80 =.
Glores, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, sc. 71.- :. tgi yf.i -. 81
Collars, three-ply; Silk and Linen Crayats,
black and fancy colors; Stocks; Pocket.hand.
kerchiefs; a fine quality Of PLUSH and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also a large stock Of
~ READY-MADE CLOTHING, Na.
such as Goats, Pants, and Vests, Of alllqnali.
ties and prices Silk Shirts, Suspcnders, and
many other articles not mentioned ,-all which
will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH; Please call
and examine our stock. "a
Dec. 10, 1851. -. l22.u. A.
N. B.-Those indebted to p. n. Mitchell or
M. Hayes, on former accounts, are earnestly
requested to settle up, either by money or note,
without delay. ,'5s ,s
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Ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
. %. M.aJNUF1CToRY.
Fall and Winter Styles.


WILLIAM u. SAMsEL returns his thanks
w to his friends and the public generally,
Tor the liberal patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he contin-
ucs to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
street, ono dpor East Of Mr. GIN, Hagan's
Dry Goods Store, " ~ .
Ladies', Misses and Ghlldren's Shoes,
from the very best materials, in the latest styles
aud rndur his immediate slperintcndance. lie
has on hand aud will constantly KEEP general
assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Wcar,.vix: y l3F Z at5a'74 y 'aytsl
Ladies' fine Kid & Morocco Slippers,
do. Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes, a.,,.+
do. black and bronzed Caters, q
varietyiof patterns, s
do. black andibronzed Jenny Lind
ff Shoes. '3t {,a y NJ
Having received from the East splendid
assortment of the finest materials, selected
with great care, he feels confident Of being a.
bic to give general satisfaction. /,
Orders promptly attended to and work made
up al the shortest notice. ae.. sNt1trt+
-, WILLIAM H. SAMSEL.i
Morganto,rn, Aprii 10, 1852. l3e ly
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-30
WESTERN
Carriage Manufactory,

VNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he is
now carrying on the, Carriage Making business
at his New Stand on Pleasant street, near the
corner Of Front, and within call Of the Ferry,
Morgantown, Va, where he Is fully prepared
to do oil work in his line, such as making, re-
pairing, painting and trimming Carriages, Bug
sies, Sulkeys, &c. These vehicles are made
to order and kept constantly on hand for sale.
All work giving way, by fair usage, within
one year from the time a new Carriage leaves
my shop, will be repaired gratis.
March 90, 1852. .3m JIM. KERN.
N. Bills smthwork is done by DANIEL
HALpEMAN, Esq. the best workmen in his line
in this section ofcountry, and hardly to be beat
anywhere.
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Carriage sNaki2l o..

FAIRCHlLD, LAUGHEAD&C co.
Durbannah, Near Morgantown, Va,
n EspECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL the public that they are prepared with
materials Of the very best quality, to make
Coaches, Carriages, Bagg'es, Spring
Wagons, &c.
Their painting and trimming are done by ex-
pericnced and skilful hands, and the Smith
work is equal to any in this part Of the world:
Carriages Of every description made to order
at short notice, and a variety Of vehicles kept
on hand for sale. Y Z ..ai4
Persons in want Of Carriages will consult
their own interest and comfort by examining
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. .
REPAIRING done Immediately, or soon
cr,-and all work warranted. .ss1Nl
May 20, 1852. 80 i l46-3mo.
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\, S, JONES, & co,

CyoKNER ofFouRTH and RACE STREETS,
I Publishers Of the Model Architect, by
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, to be completed
in "a monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet The
wishes not only of those directly Interested in
buildings, but Of all who desire the advance
ment Of this noble art in our country, and wish
to cultivate ,hcr tastes and acquaintance
with architecture. The handsome manner n
which It is prepared and embellishea, renders !,
tasteful ornament for the drawing.room while
It's accurate delneutions give II the hishess
practical value.
Price-5o cents per number. Address as "a
bove, post paid. .,..c