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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

delegates from majority ofthe counties,
II this mode Of voting was persisted in af.
ter the adoption of the report. Col. Har-
vey of Putnam rose and read the following
protest, and the signers thereto Withdrew
from the convention. A proclamation be-
Ing made to meet after dinner at the U. s.
Hotel to carry out the object specified in
said protest.
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TO NJ p. 0ooper. Editor Register:

To W. p. Cooper, Editor hegtsfer;
SIR:-In the publication OF the pro
ceedings of the Congressional convention,
which met in Parkersburg, on the 2lst
of March last. in the News" published
in that place, resolution offered by
me as an amendment to the report of the
committee on credentials, and adopted by
the convention was so misprinted as
to be unmeaning and nothing more than
nonsensical jargon. This was so appa-
rent that the most careless reader would
at once detect 1t, and see that it was one
OF those mistakes so frequently made by
publishers of newspapers in the hurry OF
preparing their paper for the press. 1
happened in your Office while you were
engaged in setting up the same matter
for your paper, and called your attention
to the resolution, and stated to you thai
if you were disposed to publish it as il
was adopted by the convention, 1 could
give it to you in substance, if not word fol
word as it passed the convention and was
in the manuscript copy. You remarked
that you would be glad i'll would do so,
and l accordingly handed you a manu-.
script copy of the resolution, and you
corrected the mistakes made by the edi,
tor of the News" in his publication.
learn that you have, at the request Of
Mr.. Charles S. Lewis, written him a note
stating how you came to make the cor
rection. l cannot imagine for what pur-
pose this letter from you was desired, un-
less Mr.. Lewis may suppose it was impro'
per to have made the correction. With
view of enabling the public to judge Of
what was done, you will oblige me by
publishing this note to you in your next
paper. together with your note to Mr.
Lewis, also your statement made to me
on the 14th inst, as we'll as the enclosed
correspondence between Capt. Cruger w
Smith and myself.
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MAY Ia. 1853.
W. P.CooPER.
G. S. Lewis, Esq.

In my statement of the change of re-
solution in the proceedings of the Par
kersburg Convention, made to Mr.. Lewis, l
might have added. with equal truth. that MIR.
Garlic stated that the resolution as pub
lished in the Parkersburg News. was not
as it was written by him, offered in and
adopted by the Convention. that it had
been bunglingly printed. and he wished
to correct it, and could give me the reso-
luton as it should be, and said that the
resolution as printed. was nonsensical. and
wished it corrected. told him would
correct it. and was glad that he had cal
led in for the purpose.
w. P. COOPER.
Ino. S Garlic. ESQ.
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Jno. S. Garlic, Esq.
C1ARspuRe. MAY 18th. 1858.

DEAR Sir AS you were member OF
the Congressional Convention which met
in Parkersburg. on the 31st of March
last. you will do me the favor to state if
you We're present when a-resolution was
offered by me. amendatory of the report
of the committee on credentials and
adopted by the convention. and whether
said resolution as published in the Z. Par
kersburg News" or in Cooper's Clarks-
burg Register" is correctly published as
it was in the manuscript offered and
adopted by the convention. Common
justice TO neighbor demands an early
reply to this mole. ItiI proper for me to
say toyou that Your answer is intended
for publication. as learn an effort may
be made to place me in false position
with regard to the publication alluded to.
Very truly. Your friend.
JNO. S. CARLILE.
Can't. C. W. SMITH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

JAPAS.-There are two Emperors of
Japan the temporal Emperor has the
seat of his authority at Jeddc the Eclesi-
asiastical Emperor reigns at Meaco. as de-
scendant of the Sun Goddess, the tutelar
deity of Japan. No Japanese born dare
go out of the country, nor any ship or
boat of Japan sail from their shores. All
Japanese who return home from abroad
are liable to suffer death.
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FIRE-Our citizens were alarmed
about eleven o'clock on Friday night last.
by the cry of FIRE. The alarm was caus.
ed by the burning of board kiln. be-
longing to o. p. Candy. at the west end
of town. Some $4,000 feet of lumber, we
believe, was DESTROYED.
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@ The paper we have been sending
to Caleb Il. Matthews. Pruntytown. for
the past year and a-half. came back to US
the other day accompanied by the follow
ing note /:
..MR. EDl1oR:-This SON of a bitch has
run off. and think you had better stop
his paper. You had as well stop E.
R*s#. G. T*#*s* and w. F**** = -
The last three are subscribers in Booth
vile from whom we expect better things
than have been experienced from Mr..
Matthews, and therefore refrain from gi-
wing their names at this time. We ad-
wise delinquents to "a beware of the
dog"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

~ Thomas Swami, Esq, has resign
ed the Presidency of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. He is favora-
bly, spoken of by some ofthe Wing papers
for the next Wing Gubernatorial nomina-
ton in Maryland.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

PUBLIC SPEAK1NG.-Colonel Kinchaloe
and DR.. Charter addressed the people on
Monday last, Court day, but with what
effect we are unable to say. We came
in for very liberal share of the old Colo
nel's compliments, which were decidedly
exciting to the risbilities.
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A SrR1kE.-A short time since, the
hands employed upon the railroad east of
town struck for higher wages and after
spending a day or two in idleness, return
ed to work at the old rates.
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the prominent candidates were too un-
COMPROMISING. 1 went there the friend
of MIR. Lewis, and still remain the same,
yourself uice versa.
With the highest regard | remain. DC,
C. w. SMITH.
Jno. S. Garlic. Esq.
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THE CONTEST FOR THE LEGISLATURE
The contest between the different candi-
dates in this county, for the Legislature.
is beginning to assume rather an interest
ing aspect. and in some respects one nei-
Their desirable nor creditable.
We hope the Democratic party of Har-
rison county. with a clear majority of
200. will not allow itself to be distracted
with local questions or dissentions of any
kind. We believe no just grounds of op-
position exists against either of our candi-
dates. and the party owes it to itself that
it gives them cordial support. They
were fairly nominated in a convention Of
delegates from the various precincts. are
fairly the candidates of the party, and
should be supported as such.
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~ Graham's." "Godey's" and
"Petersou's Ladies' National Magazine"
for June. have all been received, and each
keeps up its high reputation as literary
Magazine.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

DoDDRIDGE CoUNTY.-The Grand Sy-
racutis' says ''Doddridge county is look
ing up" and indeed we believe it, for du-
ring the past few weeks we have been
sent from that county two clubs of TWEEN
ty subscribers each, accompanied by the
money. One was sent by Mr.. G. c.
Chapman, of Greenwood Post office, and
the other by Mr.. E. L. Gill. of West I'm
ion to whom we return our thanks.
&c. Certainly Doddridge county is
looking up" and there is nothing we
admire more than their taste in the selec-
ton of newspaper.
We would also, in this connection re-
turn our thanks TO Mr. J. n. B. Grim, oil
Phillippi. for the large number of sub
scrib ers sent US.
ANY others disposed to raise clubs need
not be bashful about sending on the
names, especially if accompanied by "the
needful" We have a lille more room
left in our subscription book.
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Guuper's Glurksbllrs Reglster
WEDNESDAY, MAY1s, 1858

"If were to attribute my success i'm business 90
any cause, more than another, 10 wouid pc TON
fudiciOus system OF advertising, by which IinIorm-
ID the whole community what was manufacturing
nd what had for sale. "---Abbot Lawrence.
"As n general rule, those who ndyertize, sell
low q than those who do not. Their Increased bu-
siness enabling them to sell Mt n smaller per cent
profit, and make n much greater aggregate profit
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

re- If favors place man above his
equals, his fall places him below them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

Table of the delegates. their preferences.
and the vote each was entitled to in con-
vention, lg.-..a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

3E Discreet wives have sometime :
Meth err eyes nor ears.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-18

FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
EDWARD j. ARMSTRONG,
of Taylor County.
FOR CONGRESS.
JOHN F. SNODGRASS,
Of Wood County.
FOR SENATOR,
JOHN C. SPENCER,
Of Wood County.
For the House of Delegates,
LEMUEL D. SHINN, ESQ.
A. S. HOLDEN, ESQ.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress,
CHAS. S. LEWIS,
of Harrison County.
A, NJ. STERRETT,
Of Wood County.
For the Senate,
COL. DANIEL KINCHELOE,
U. NJ. TURNER.
of Harrison County.
DR.. L. R. CHARTER,
Of DOddrid9e County.
For the House of Delegates,
THOS. L. MOORE.
ELISHA C. PATTON.
Col. F. Y. HORNOR.
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~ warm-she weather.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL.-W A Walton,
Farmville; r n Watkins, Prince Edward; A
Theveatt. Dinwiddie; Mr. Vaughan, do; NJ Sell
den, Charles City; J w Simpson, Surry; TR
Sharp, Phila; Capt G w Danaeot,, Rich
moud: L w Parker, Accomac; Gen Bunker
and family, Washington; ] A Worsbam, Pc
tersburgi w w Kuriz. Phila; Miss E c Or
gain; Claremont; DR. Stark, Brunswick;
ID b Tenant. Petersburg; c II Hewlett,
Roanoke; q + Eastman, do; A Brown, South
ampton; c Gates. Sury; C J Lyman and
lady, Georgia; W H Moore, Appomattox; 6
Baldwin. N G.; Dir and Mrs Clements, War
renon; w N Scott, Covington, Va; Mrs Wi
ley and servant, and Mrs G Scott do; r
Sterling, Wilmington: II P Randolph, Wash
ington; > Lasale, do; c Quincy, Balti-
| more; Ralsion, N c: DR. A 5 Stone, Phi
ladelphla; A p Egerton, Nelson; ) G Lanier,
Georgia; S b Girice, Phia; E Clarke,
Charleston; X Roberts, New York. George
Smith, do; Leon Dyer. California; Baden,
Mary land; A Pace, Petersburg W I Wal
| den, Richmond; r OuId. Georgetown, d Z; c
T Beale, Botetourt; H Caperton, Georgetown
T Fraysher, London; r Roberts and lady,
Mass.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Pster Law, N
Cair. Read, Richmondi OF Bresee. Win.
chester: c a Jones, Nottoway; VI iey r
| Wiley, An.e'is: A Fleming, W g Nassie, Z
| has-ie, l. Ballew, GoOehland A T. Blanks,
Sandy River Pofut; p r TutwelI, CharlOttes-
vile; ) w Vrnable, FaTmvile; Garnett,
Puimvra; w p Tunstai. Pusylvania; w
| Mckinney, ID Walton, JOS " Overton, B )
Vauter, C. H Barksdnl', Appomattox; Jas G
Walton, Lynchburg; r Winfree, Chester
| field; r Hill, jr, CLlpepeTi e Caring on,
Charlotte; w W Fu!cher, Hanover.
CITY HOrEi. } W Smith, steamboat
Po~hnta"; z Collins, Petersburg; Jury,
Henrico and X Richmond; c f Collins, Prince
George; i II Ttce. Louisa: Col Taiaferro
| Gloucester; w B Motley, f Wingo, Motto.
| way; w w White. Mathews; J Withrozo,
| Rochbridge, II Spears, Chesterfield; R N
Luck, w 6 Luck, King William; ] s Ellis,
Sussex; W Baldwin, Warrenton; w Fergu
son, Palmyra; 5 Peters, J D Mitchell, June,
| ton; N Archer, Petersburg; Fl Lewis, w F
Williams Halifax; r Perry, Bait; Abel,
| Upshur. N G; K b Smith, w S Smith, J w
Smith, King and Queen; r G Smith and se,-
| want, Hunover;J L Barks1ale, Albenarle; II
| Cape ter, S Leigh, Bait; Capt kaigh, Charles
| City; j j Williams, Portsmouth; N B0ykin,
J johnson, Va.
FXCHANGE HOTEL p Clarke, Gloucester; 4
G Phelps and lady, New York; T o Roges, Abe
marie; 5 3 Hayward, Esw York: 7 T Boswell
Meckepkurg; T Mallory, G Wnittle, Il Woods. and
| DR. F;tzgi5b9ns, New York; WIN Carpenter, Han
| over; D; Wm Collins Portsmouth; r Il Brown,
University; Vim Taaierro; Gloucester; +
Watson aud son, Albemarle; S A!leu, Charlottes-
viliei D E Hickman, Louigs; D McChesnery, y
Y; L Dyer, Philadelphia; Miss Humphreys, Florida;
W Games, Hanover; w Berkeley and LADY, Miss
Rerkley, New York; Mrs Shelton and 5 n Shell
ton. RrODkliue
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CONGRESS-TuURspay.

SESATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
a report Of the Acting Secretary of the Treasu
ry, respecting the assay Office in California;
also, a report OF the Secretary of War, show
Ing the expenditures from the appropriations
for The contingent expenses OF that de Ort'
mPnt.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Cas- OH
Tuesday last, in relation TO the Clayton b al.
wer rtaty, was taken up and debated at some
length by Messrs. Mangum, Bell, Mason
Hale and others.
The resolution was agreed to.
The joint resolution re affirming the Mon
roe doctrine was laken up, aud postponed until
Thursday, February 3.
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken
w, aud debated until the hour Of adjourn
meN
49, OF REPREsEsTATIvEs.-T Post
OH AnCdrrment and naval mail steamer aP-
proprfstbn bills were reported end committed.
The bill 10 deposiie the fourth instalment OF
the surplus revenue ith the several States.
as provided in the act o. June %, 1886, was
erorIed with an adverse recommendation, and
it was laid on the table.
The deficiency bill was again taken up, and
the remaining amen Iments thereto we've con
sideied uud disposed of. When the committee
rose, HE bill was reported back to the House,
and The balance of the days session was de-
voted 10 the perfection and passage OF this bill
in the House.
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NEKNUN EShhIUGE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, oy its mild action
the stomach liver and the kidneys will cure dyspep-
sia cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back, side and breast consumption, scrofala
plants worms nervous debility-wth all diseases arr
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female
dicine known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and certificates Of
cures.
For sale by o. A. sTRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond; G. B. JONES CO, Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore and By Druggists generally.
IN
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WfDAH t"Nus
House Of Delegates.

nOust " D0ic&atcSs
The following bills were passed to-day:
senate bill, Incorporating the Manganese
and Iron Manufacturing Company in the
counties OF Wythe and Pulaski.
A Senate bill, for the relief of Giles J. Hen
derson, Deputy Sheriff of Montgomery coun-
ty-ayes 122. noes /. tMr. Wallace.
A Senate bill, Incorporating the Iron Com
pany in the counties of Boteiourt and Aiie-
ghsny-and
bill for the relief OF Lawson Bolts, oil the
county of Jefierson-ayes l2l, noes U.
The bill providing for the completion OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, abd Tor
loan of $685. 900, by the State, TO the Compa'
ny Of that road, was under discussion TO day
three hours, and thea passsd-ayes 80, noes
AZ.
A motion was made by Mr.. Robertson thai
the rules be suspended with n view 10 take up
and consider bill directing the Board o.
Public Works TO subscribe for three-ffths o
the Capital Stock of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad Company.
During the pendency of this molten, at
O'Clock, the House adjourned.
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...e.,te be Read and Th0usst upen.
m q q East. WEST AND NORTH HAVE
/ sPOKENs-NOW SPEAKS THE SOUTH
rug SUNNY SOUTH Hear tbs tribute given By
&c If her sons, In his 74h yesr. Can there Be
o ~, mind 40 preiudiced not 10 yield to such
,nsss of testimony daily given in favor OF nanp-
son,s vegetable Tinctnre, In every hamlet,
village and city where u mas ionno i's way ofae-
ful hearts speak Its praise
i"' rursrya DISTRICT, South Carona,
January 3d. 1853 {
wss,rs Mor.fmsr & Mo,obray- Gentlemen :--For
tho Isst lys wears 1 have been severe sutfereT
tom Rheumatism, till seeing your fecommenda.
linn n Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, purchased
a bottle and the first dose has 80 rnacn relieved me
tina, asider 1t but justice 70 give 10 the suffering
world the result of the application
Nina was acute Rheumatism in the baek-so bsd
,ha: | was cnnfaed TO my bed Tor the last six
months TIE first bottle acted Ike charm the
,ecoud restored strength 10 my poor aHlcfeo oacE,
and am now as well and feel as young as when
| was sixteen. | am now seventy four years of
age. x..,, 5;x
of the age: and poor suffering humanity ought 70
sr,.ct a monument to DIR Hampton, who mas saved
.hnns.pds from pain And you, gentlemen, have
pc,ad the part of public benefactors in dissemnaE-
ing the benefits which have resulted from your IN
valuable Tincture.
ten for literary fame; but when my fellow beings
are afflicted shall hesitate, or through modesty,
withhold any information valuable 10 my fellow
mann So ii you consider this worthy Of a place in
any o f your newspapers, your are at hoerty to
make use of ,
Yours, truly, ALFAd hEmbALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
Il Lady s Testimony otter thJtyeaSh gears Of
Suffering! "
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful neh-
ine could it perform the astonishing cures made bT
it, - me- ,o-o
Messrs Tyler Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times from
my twelfth year; viii be fifty years of age the 18th
ofthis month; the attacks were at times severe
to render me helpless have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October was attacked IN
nv shoulders Sides back, and hips; could not rest,
day or night; could not move any part of my body
without CRYING with pain az this time also tried
nv remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief; was at last advised to try Hamptons We
getable Tincture; before | had taken bottle Of
which felt much better and as continued taking t
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken five bottles, and much better than expect
ed 10 be- intend to use it whenever need it, and
would recommend it the afflicted, believing it
queed.
Yours, elizabeth bA0"ELL-
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TRY GOODS, DRY GOODs.-silks. rich

II
- figured and plain chanseable; large sssort
men, best Italian black Silks; pure Irish Popiins
plaid dress silks; splendid Grape shawis, emorof
dert and plain; best quality long shaws; reh pat
terms plaid and fancy Ribbons; pure wooi Deafness
peaines splendid quality, for lsa and - cts; fair
quality Mouslain de Lame at sxpence; nnghsn,
French aud German Merinos; best quality sik warp
black Alpscas; Alpscas, all coiors; dotted dresses
for parties Prints fast coIors; oil Calico, Turkey
red; Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings; Shirts and
Drawers Gloves, Cravats, Hdkfs, Collars, Suspen
ders; l2-4 linen and cotton sheetings, very cheap
all kinds ofbeached and brown Cottons; l0J0 heavy
twilIed Blankets 81 cts TO s.; under Garments for
ladies' and gentlemen; white, red, yellow and blue
Flapnels: linen Towels, 81 50 per DOZEN Table
Clutns Birds Eye Diaper; Russia Diaper, 81 piece;
piano and table Covers silk Fringes and Gimpa
elk drecs Buttons; silk Shirts for ladies; EmbIoi.
denes OF all kinds; cambria Edgings; Insertings;
Swiss Insersings and Edgings; superior Irish Lin
eus: Marseilles Quilts &c &C. For the cheapest
Goods, call at LEWIS Cheap Stores,
ia 81 Main street.
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ELIZABETH BAGwELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridxe, q. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 10, I6oI-
Mr. Boush-Dear Sir: While l am in general sp-
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels state
that have great confidence in the, virtues of Hanp
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used it in my family, and in dyspepsia, loss
petite dizziness and general bity with entire sue
cess So far as my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the u States NAVY.
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pnasaTE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME Il
Co may be consulted, contidentially, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Erup.ions.
S Sole Legs, Ulcers, Giandular Swellings, or &C.
agreements, Syphilis, and az morbid dischsrses.
whether recent or chronic Also all those com
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract of VIVID
r!owers which may be regarded as the very best
stucle known, 10 give tone and vieor 70 certain
abused and debiiitstedorgans as well as to renovsss
asys'en shattered by dissipation or other csusa
sedicines securely put up, with faii directions,
snd sent TO order Post paid letters promptly xs-
change Hotel, and frat door belourTvinity church.
nlcnmond. virgins fAQ
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non HANI sOME AND CHEAp C9-7--

NOR hANb som K AND CHEAp CH.T,T
u MAJ PRESENT. call al No 2f6 Broad Sra,
Beautifully decorated Motts Cups and sspcs,s
China Mage. Flower Vases, with eres, man
other chins ornsm nis sIso come hsnsson,.
Port Mon. ice, Work Bexe., Hair Brushes, Pspe,
Soaps, Perfumery &c.
A!so. jnss reo'ived an assortment of Forks Ta,
and Tsbas SpoonA soup Ladies (sone new ma,
term de6ply plated % kngteh A,os,. or vii.
metal ~ s<esiiaas and darasIe article nearly :,
good ss sisver. snd one ioas,h tnr p.ice
oe - Ia 3. l.. HlCKSON.
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UEnGEN CREAM ALA fresh ue, v III
sstsby JUAN FiZxfhi
- 30 ktxl door ta the Exchsngs bank.
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O. FOK RENT, the upper part OF the house
Hsss occupied ty r NJ West as a barber shop
There are about six rooms, and possesilon may
no had ir,uedlately TOLER IL COOK,
ia 10 General Agents.
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SPLENDID HARP have received direct
~ from London, ''oer Prince Albert" very su.
perior double action Harp, which am anx.
ous 10 dispose Of This Harp has been fully tested
by Miss Sully, one of our most successful and &C.
complished teachers upon that instrument, and pro.
nounced By her TO be OF superior tone and action.
Miss Suly will take pleasure In showing the Harp,
at her residence on Marshall street, betwe en- 5lh
and 6th streets.
ia 23-2w GA. STRECKER
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