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Let Us Reason.

The ingredients Of which DR. Rogers Syrup Of Liver
wort. Tar and Canchalagua is composed certain
specific qualities which have been clearly established by
the h CHEST medical testimony California has given
something valuable than gold, in the plant Cam
chaagua It'll the finest of vegetable toncs and has the
invaluable property of recruiting the strength while it
represses fever. Tar expectorant. has equal
1t oosens and expels the from the Lungs. and
thus restores to them freedom of action As nterna,
syptic Lverwort has long been known but besides
resting bleeding from the Lungs it to exercise
beneficial influence the whole Respiratory Appara-
tus Thus then have in this compound the proper
ties Of alayng fever arrestng hemorrhage
and soothing irritation In this combination consists the
rationale of its wonderful of Coughs Colds and in
cp:ent Consumption. for thepartculars and vouchers
which. see phamplct to be had of Agents.
For sale by A. L. sCOyILL s. co, at their Depot Goth
ic Hail. 3i6 BroadWay New York, and by all respectab,
druggist in the United States and Canadas.
Also for sale in W..terly. X. l.. by STILLMAN POT
TER. and E. w BABOOCK,
PRICE-In large bottles. 81 90. or bottles for $500
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SATISFACTORY PROOF THAT DYSPEPSIA CA,

SATISFACTORY PROOF THAT DYSPEPSIA CAN
BE Cured
From n P. Stow Esq, Assistant Clerk U. 8. House of
Representatives.
Washington D. c June 15 1916
DR.. Geo. ,. Green
Dear sir Il feel it not only pleasure, but duty, to
make known to you and the public f you desire it)
the surprising effects ofthe Oxygenated Bttersn in
ieving from that most Encouraging disorder Dyspep
sia have been afflicted for about seventeen years with
the usu; attendant symptoms viz constipation of the
bowels headache pain the chest tuleucy acidity of
the stomach and severe nausea and for months at
time, not the least particle of moisture would appear
the surface of the chest limbs and most of the time
extremely bilious. have used various remedies
ave been strict in my diet have been dosed with calo-
mel and emecs day after day by physicians but all to
good purpose Hearing of the wonderful effects of the
" Oxygeuated Bters,n in the Of dyspepsia pro-
cured last resort have used four bottles of the
medicine, and find the bad symptoms all removed and
myself once in the enjoyment of health None but
the yspeptc sufferer who has felt all the horrors of the
disease appreciate the value of the med cine most
sincerely hope that all will make trial of the medicine
and with be able to rejoice in the return Of health
Resbectfuly yours. P. STOW
REED, BATES. Il AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists No
20 Merchants Row. Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
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Females by paying 50 per year will draw 50 per week

N. B. Pcrso' above so years of age will be
charged an addition of FIVE per cent. for each
additional year.
81 80, as admission fee, will be charged the
first year, and must be paid at the time OF
making application.
The full amount of yearly premium must be
paid within thirty days from the date of appli-
cation, and may be paid at the time of making
the application, if preferred; and the whole
amount will be refunded to the applicant, if
declined.
HaS- No Policy will be issued until the full
amount Of yearly premium has been paid.
WOODBURY. COY, Agent
For Westerly and Ticinity.
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MOLASSES. New Orleans, and Port Rico
Ul CO in half barrels for family use by
je4 PENDL ETON, & BROTHER

FAHNESTOCK S VERMIFUGEis is confidently
l. recommended as safe and effectual medi-
cine for expclling WORMS from the system
The attention Of those who have used other pre-
parations for this purpose, without any per-
m"nent advantage, is particularly requested
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use Of this extraordinary
medicine. For sale by MOVES s PALMER
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THE CELEBRATED l W. Ei
OXYGENATED BITTERS,

( CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL n sure remedy
" for Dyspepsia in all IT'S fOrms-such
as pain in the stomach. heartburn, habitual
|costiveness, acid stomach, headache, loss Of ap-
petite, piles, night sweets, asthma or phtistic.
tatulence or wind in the stomach, nervousness,
GOODNESS Of the extremities, weakness Of the
limbs, GENERAL DEBILITY, aud all the inde.
scribable symptoms of this universal disease
They are also the best tonic known for the
prevention and cure Of FEVER and AGUE.
These Bitters have received the HIGHEsT TEs-
TIMoNIALs ever offered to the public in favor
of any Medicine in the world, and are approved
by some Of the best physicians, who use them
in their practice.
For the most satisfactory proof Of the success
Of this remedy, see pamphlets containing full
particulars and certificates from Members Of
Congress and other parties we'll known to the
public. Any individuals wishing further in
Ormation respecting this INVALUABLE MED1-
CINE, are invited to call on the Agents, and
satisfy themselves by reference to numerous
letters and certificates of the highest respecta--
bility.
DIR. GEORGE B. GREEN, Proprietor, Wind
sor, Vt.
REED. BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No, 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. xxx
CAUr1ov.-Each bottle of the Genuine Oxy.
genated Bitters, will have the outside wrapper,
printed in English, French, and Spanish, with
the signature Of Geo. B. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, a finely engraved
label upon the top of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed, Bates. & Austin, who are the
sole General Agents, and to whom all orders
must be addressed
For sale by -
CHAs. II. DENIsoN, Westerly, r. I.
F. A. PALMER, Stonington, Ct,
And by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. 3Om3
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To-day Wednesday, the Maine Law
comes up before the legislature Of this State.
We should be much pleased at being able to
convey to our readers the welcome intelligence
of its passage. but we think it would hardly be
worth while to delay the hour of going to press,
FOR that purpose. @
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PAWTUCKET MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Chartered A. d. lS4S.
NITY, Town, Farm and Mercantile Risks, on
" real and personal property mot extra hazard
Gus, classified according to the degree of hazard.
Property insured in one class not subject to the
losses Of another.
Directors.-Stephen Benedict, Gideon L.
Spencer, Charles MOies, Edward Wilkinson,
Alvin jerks, John B. Read, Adams Park John
II. Potter, John Cram, Robert Sherman.
GIDEON C SMITH, President
j. S. ToURTELLoT, Treasurer.
SAMUEL SHOVE, Secretary,
To whom all communications must be ad-
dressed, post paid, at Pawtucket, r. I.
SIL.4S X. KENYON,
Travelling .Agent.
December /, 1851. 3m4O
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M A Il H lie ID

In Hopkinton. on the oath inst ;, by Ed John
Greene, Mr.. AsEL G. LARKIN, of Richmond,
to Miss RUTH F. POTTER, of Exeter.
Also, at the same place, by the same. on
the 25th inst, MIR. IsACC S PRossER, to Miss
ELIZA c. KENYON, both of Richmond.
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Life is Uncertain.

IN view of the truth of the above sta tement
l. the inquiry arises, is your life insured
The application Of the benefits of Life Insurance
are obvious to every man, and we are often re-
minded of the advantages it confers.
The undersigned having been appointed an
agent of the American Temperance Life Insur-
ance Company. would solicit public attention
to its plan of operation; it will be found that
it presents decided advantages over any other
company in the country.
Those interested in tits matter are requested
to call on the subscriber and obtain n book
containing the rates and peculiar advantages
OF this Company.
California risks taken at low rates
WOODBURY. COY.
January I, 1862. Al
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

THE Undersigned gives notice that he has
L purchased the stock in trade lately ownet;
by C. C. Brigham, at the old stand, in WOON-
SOCKET, Il l., opposite the Furnace Company :
Iron Foundry, on Main Street, where he will
continue the business of manufacturing all
kind of
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Weavcr's Reeds and Harnesses.

He will keep constantly on hand an assortment
Of Manufacturers articles of the very best
quality, and as low as can be purchased else
where. Having secured the services of Mr..
Brigham, who has been eng aged in the business
for the last twelve years, he feels confident he
shall be able to give entire satisfaction to all
his patrons. He sOlicits the very liberal pat
ronage of all Mr.. Brigham's old customers, and
all others who may favor him with their GUS
t IN: He designs to keep on hand every thing
used in the Manufacturers line The follow
ing are some OF the articles which he will keep
on hand, viz: Reeds of all kinds, Harnesses of
all kinds, Shuttles, Pickers, Temples, Goes
Patent Wrenches. Comb Plate, Card Strppers,
Card Clothing, Betting, Banding Of all kinds,
Brushes, &C., &c. '....
Williams Patent Wire Trcddlcs put up at
Short Notice.
The best of reference can be given MS to work
and materials Of all articles manufac-
tured by the subscriber.
HENRY P. PARKS
Woo NsoCKET, II. l. Dec. "a, 1851. I'm
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Yours truly,
FRIEND OF YoUrH.

hS- Of all the means Of curing a cold
let man eat no'hing whatever for twr
days and his c"ld will be gone. provid ID
h. is not confined to his bed because, by
taking no carbon into his system by foo /,
by consuming the surplus which caused
his disease by breath he soon carries of
his disease by removing the cause. This
will be found no effectual if he adds CO.
pi 'as water drinking to protracted fasting.
BY the time person has tasted one day
and night, he will experience freed ,m
from pain and clearness of mind, in de-
lightful contrast with mental stupor by
colds. And how infinitely better is this
method of breaking up colds than taking
medicine. .aM ,.. ..a.. r =
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ID L e ID

In this village, on the % inst, Mr.. JoNA-
THAN MAxsoN, in the 10th year of his age
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THE ROGER WILLIAMS
Mutual Health Insurance
ASSOCIATION.
r R u S TIE S.:

Office II What- Cheer Building, Prov. r. !
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Bay- There is Postmaster in the town
of Palatine. Ohio who does not know the
use OF postage stamps. He thinks they
are merely city ornament.
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T RU TEES:
Hon. ALFRED BoswoRTH, of Warren.
SIMON HENRY GREENE, Esq, of Warwick.
THOMAS DAVIS, " N. Providence
WILLIS Cook, 4" Woonsocket.
NATHAN Mason, Providence
HEzEKIAH GRIswoLD, Jr
AMAsA S. WEsTcorT.
HEZEKIAH GRISWOLD, Jr., President.
THOMAS DAVIS, Vice President.
AMASA S. WE~TCOTT, Secretary.
j. W. c. ELY, NJ. d Consulting Physician.
FIT OF EACH OTHER IN CASE OF SICKNESS OR
ACCIDENT.
Some Of the advantages Of this, ouer other
dissertations.
Provisions for the payment of funeral bene
mt on the death Of any member, not to exceed
twice the amount Of his or her annual premium
Protection against frequent and enormous
assessments.
Provisions for an annual dividend Of profits
pro. rata.
Provisions for liberal and prompt djumen
of claims.
The bylaws in all cases will be printed in
full on the back of the p licies, so that members
can always have them for reference
BY the payment of the following rates, you
will become Life Member, and will be entitled
to draw a weekly benefit during life. if you
should be disabled by sickness, accident or old
age, from attending to your ordinary business
or occupation.
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0LD brown Windsor Soap, for sale by
" I" G.. II. DENIS0N.
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DAWSON s K1DDER's IndelliLle Ink. For
i sale by MOVES s. PALMER.
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CoNvIcTED OF AN ATTEMPT TO MURDER
Henry, slave, was convicted at Charles
town, Va, on Tuesday of attempting to kill Mr.
Harrison Anderson. The Free Press says:
A majority of the court thought that he ought
to suffer the extreme penalty of the law, but as
this required unanimous agreement, he was
sentenced to receive five hundred lashes, not
more than thirty-nne at any one time. The
physician Of the jail was instructed to see that
they should not be administered too frequent
ly, and 0aly when, in his opinion, he could bear
them. This may seem to be harsh and inhu
man punishment, but when we take into con-
siderarion that j; is in accordance with the iaao
ofkheland, and the further fact, that the insub-
ordination among the slaves of the State has
become truly alarming, we cannot question the
righteousness ofthe judgment.
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0bc Dailp bireinia1.
The Last Moments sofDanieI webster.

Tte h1hst tHOfhents Oh DanEeI w eDstsE'
MARsnFIELD, i O'Clock, Saturday evening
Mr.. Webster is not expected to live hour.
and is himself momentarily expecting the final
summons with great calmness, resignation and
eomposure.
During the afternoon and evening he has
conversed freely, AID with great clearness and
detail, in relation TO the disposal of his private
affairs. He gave full directions in relation to
bis farms. giving the most minute statement OF
his wishes in regard TO them.
At o'clock In the afternoon, he was seized
with violent nausea, and raised considerable
dark matter, tnged with blood which left him
in state of great exhaustion am debility.
The physicians in attendance then announced
10 Mr.. Webster his last hour was approaching
He received the announcement calmly and d.
rected the females OF the family TO be called in,
to each of whom no ADDRESSED individually few
aflcctlonate parting words, and bid them
final farewell. He then took his leave of his
male relatives and personal friends, addressing
each ofthem individually, referring to past re-
latlons, and bade each an adectionate farewell.
The last of his family that he parted with
was Peter Harvey Webster, grand son,
upon whom he asked the richest blessings Of
Heaven. lie then said, as if speaking to him
SELF "OR Me 24h Of October all thai as mortal
10 DdR1ft IpeDsteT UAI DC no more
Mr.. Webster then prayed in full and clear
voice, most lervently and impressively, conclu-
ding us follows:
"Hearenlg FatAer, Jorgice my sins, and wei-
come me to oMyselfMrougA Christ Jesus"
DR.. Jch'ries then converscd with him, and
told him that medical skill could do nothing
more, To which Mr.. Webster replied:
"1Hcn amto be here patiently TIL tie end
If IL be so may II come Sooa'
1t is now 10 o'clock, and Mr.. Webster con-
tinues perfectly conscious Of everything that is
passing.
Drs. JefIries and Porter have expressed the
opinion that the immediate cause of his inevl-
table death is cancerous affection of some of
the smaller nestines
MARsHFIELD, SUNDAY, MORNING, l O'Clock.
Since Ten o'clock Mr., Webster has continued
to gradually sink, though still retaining all his
faculties uncloudcd, but too weak to converse
with his friends. save an occasional remark /,
as if to satisfy them that his mind was still free.
and that all his mental faculties remained un.
impaired.
MARsnFIELp, SUNDAY MORNING, 4 o'clock.
! The Hon. Daniel Webster, the greatest of A
mcrican Statesmen. is no more He died at
90 minutes Of o'clock, in the 7lst year of his
age.
BosToN, Oct. 8, p. Mt was the request
of Mr. Webster that his funeral should be pri-
vutc. No time or arrangement for the interment
have yet been determined upon. The body is
to be deposited in the family vault at Marsh
field.
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l. ENGLISH md American



NORTHERN.-Arrivesfro from Charlottesville on the
same da as heretofore viz Tuesdays Thursdays and
4aurdays. Schedule time Of arrival, IN. Leaves on
SUNDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at m.
PACKET MAlI.--Ihe Packet brings Way Man
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays and takes one Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays. OnMonday morning,
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL--Mails are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 30 for Forrest Depot, Liberty
Bnords Big Lick, Saem &c, and for Fincasns3 and iof
the present, all the watering places.
BY the Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays mails ior Bedford, Floyd and franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURG NJ NL--Ar-
riyes daily, except Sunday, at Gap IN.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at half-pas six
FARMYlJLE-Au resdtily, except Sunday, about
midnight bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West OF that city Leaves daily from
IL to y p. m, except Saturday night.
DANYILLE-Arriyes,a as herr tofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays Leaves, IL heretofore, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. m.
PEDLAR MlILS-Arrves, as heretofore, Monday
and Thursdays, between 10 and IL a. m Leaves abou
Up. m, same days.
- Mail closed at p. m.
95- On Sunday morning, the Office will be kept ope
for one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug lS-dts WM M. BLACKBOARD, p. M.
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RICHMOND.
* 0nO WoRTn OF TURN
SwEAM MARBLE WORKS

4, EAM EsBLE WORK -
- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MARBLE or,s
to the corner of Mainand 9Th wherew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltalinn and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces Of every description, WullP lotes Fronts, &c
Any design in cmying executed in the ueutcst man.
uer. Orders from tie country, with city reference,
romptl yauended to.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship in of The
largest establishments in New York city. and hayng
much experience in the business, atters himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire satsac'
ton any done North or South.
Richmond, July 14-1yd
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METHODIST CONFERENCE SogTm-Thc Con.
ference of the Methodist Church South COM
menced its session in this city on yesterday
morning. We understood that the other reli-
gious denominations have rendered their sever
al churches to the Conference to be occupied
by its mem bership in holding Divine service.
The Rev. Mr.. Coles presdes in the absence
of Bishop Capers, who has been detained in
consequence of boat grounding, on which he
was a passenger. Bishop c. is expected TO
day.
The conference were engaged yesterday in
passing upon and admitting applicants to the
ministry.
There are about ninety ministers in attend
ance though some thirty more are expected
Fred Uerald.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprtetors.
IlMES MCDONNELL. EDron.
r15sEQ ri

The YIRaISIAN l. published daily at S. and semi gee at
per in advance Nc subscription Is taken for shorter
ne than months: and paper discontinued except Al
lie option the proqyt0Fs, until all areauges ahal have
'san raid.
ADYERFIS gNENTs inserted for 80 cents per square. or
ss for every Insertion aud b = cts for every outer
a5e If thp number incrtions is not marked the Ms il
will published till o1erel out aud charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES orefor the privilege Of two squares
lily $50 semi weekly lp for square daily so sem"eeky
sa5-if inner orm, daily J, semiweeAy so Every yearly
l4erti-er viii a- eonfuc his advertising 10 his par
lire if he exceed the space stipulated FOR
L. will he els4rycd 5at4Hly for Tie EXCESS
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Terms

The American publishers respectfully invite the ntten
ton of their fellow citizens the merits OF the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
perusa without being convinced that they subserye the
best interests Of popular intelligence, and add in
eminent degree, the general happiness of the nation,
by mparting the public mind hcalthful stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure
Copies of all the above works cnn be the ta-
bles of the 'VRGINAN READING ROOM, whore subscrip-
lions will be received. sept 3-.dts
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Ar,iclesaprop,iae t0khe First CiaSs-BoXeo OF lats,
bonnets and furniture
Ar,ie1es appropriate 10 Serond Class-Boxcs, bales
Of dry goods eahers Shoes saddcry, glass; paints oils,
drugs and confectionery.
1r is1eS op, roprac TO Thid CldsS-Virginia domes'
tics sugar coffee liquor baggug rope. butter, cheese,
manufactured fobacco leather hides, yarns, cop
per- tin sheet iron. hoow-ware, qpeeusware, castings,
hardware marble (dresscd and other hcayyatcles not
enumerated in special or fourth classlutcs
Aylicles appropriate 10 The FontAt Cjoss-FIour tin
sacks rice pork beef fish lard, allow and bacon, lin
casks boxes +acks beeswux bales Of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) mill and
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;. BENNINGTON a. Through
Il issl ls7z--ffss3 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN

S@-4-- ON, lIll PACKEI Boats, ,by ScoiSetHe
anil Lyacdjug-O and after the 10Th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usual
hour. aud arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan ut = 4. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg ut % P NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. and arrive in Richmond IN
- hours. in neto connect with the Norfolk boats eaY
ing at s. A. M. and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond III
Al hours.
Passengers for Farmvile. fare 50; Buckingham II,
fare $3 a5; Charlote.yille fare s.. and Slaunton fare
si will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below card Of time of arrival at intermediate dis.
tances
La.na R.cluoaa dalg. eEclpl Snnaags NJ 2. m.
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CIScINNATf, April 10Th 1852
EEEE Subscribers have associated themselves for the
l. purpose of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm of kENNETT& & DUDLEY. and respectful
" solicit your patronage. Our Business will be exclu
svely Coamssi0n BUSINESS and experience OF TWEEN
y years by senior partner in active Mercantile feih
this City and determination the part of both, to pro-
mote the interest Of friends will we hope, secure to
liberal support. We are prepared to make theusual
Advance consignments in hand, and TO purchase
Produce, DC the customary terms. we Will occupy
the Large ma Commodious Warehouse, No. Ia Public
Landing JNO. KENNETH,
may 27--6m JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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Il ADJOININGTHEPO POST OFFICE, LYNeHDURG.
Val b. GADDESS i. BRO, Proprietors, (fo,.
n7ery Of Baltimore) keep hand and moko 10 order
Mt Northern prices, Egypan and Italian Marble Man
lies plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
aud Wash-sand tops made to any size at the shortest
notice Also, door aud window ss.
Any ORDER from town country entrusted to us, will
be faithfully executed with nentness and dispatch
Aug 13-1ts J. B. GADDESS' & BRO.