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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14

Some ninny of house-breaker not
having the fear of ridicule before his eyes.
made an entry into Editor Cist's house on
Wednesday night, and went away no richer
(excePt in experience) than he came. When
will the light-hngered gentry learn that ed.
itors really have nothing worth stealing
except an occasional idea. a.-AAas.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14

readers. II is RENT irkable that very large
pumkins grow whets that chap was raised
Gin. Ca,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14

-----A Western editor lately published
an entire chapter from the bible, adding that
he supposed 1t would be new TO most Of his
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14
WASHINGTON, Jan, 6.

HoUsE.--Mr. King from the Committee
reported bill TO prevent frauds on the
treasury which was debated and laid over.
The House went into Committee nominal.
ly on the Deficiency Bill. Mr.. Marshall, of
California, made speech. He said he had
| intended to offer resolution that the Com
mittee of Ways and Means report bill for
setting apart, and putting at the disposal of
the President elect, $5,OOOOO or $lOOOO,-
Oo0, to be used at his discretion to meet any
emergencies in foreign affairs, particularly,
and in the general condition of the country,
which, it is admitted on all hands, are likely
to arise. He said he wanted to introduce
such proposition because it would elicit an
expression from the democratic members of
the House, which the times called for. He
said as matters now stood, America was de-
graded in the eyes of its own citizens and of
the world, and avowed his intention to in
troduce. such resolution, and he called upon
MS friends OF the House to announce to the
incoming administration their confidence,
such as that given by the people at the ballot
box. He spoke of the conduct of this ad
ministration in relation to Hayti e. Nicaragua
and censured the government strongly. He
spoke of the acquisition of Cuba as a ques-
ton of time, and said that the opposition of
MIR. Venable to the measure, in his speech
the other day, was because that gentleman
feared it would not be slave territory. He
said the matter was settled that there never
could be any more salve territory annexed 10
the Union.
tar1o ,ha
mitted the correspondence touching the
tripartite treaty, proposed to the u. States
by France and England in regard to Cubs,
embracing the letters of Mr. Cramption and
Lord Malmesbury, Mr., Webster's letter to
Count de Sartges, the draft of the conyen
ton, and Mr.. Everett's reply, declining, on
behalf of the President.
The report makes three columns of fine |
type in the Philadelphia Ledger. 1t was
ordered to be printed.
The debate on the question of referring
the matter to tho Committee on Foreign
Relations, is yet to take place.
After some unimportant business the SEN
ate adj burned.
In the Senate to-day, Wednesday next was
fixed upon as the day for debating Mr. Cass's
resolution affirming the Monroe doctrine.
Mr.. Mason also gave notice that on
Wednesday next he would move to refer the
Presidents message touching the tri-partte
reaty, and the proposition Of England and
France.
The bill to increase the efficiency of the
Army by retired list, was taken up and all
II ii relative to the Navy and Marine corps
vas stricken out. .....
The bill for the payment of the Texas
ebt was postponed until Monday. '1ss
Mr.. Cass and other Senators explained
hat they would not have voted for the
layton and Bulwer treaty, touching Central
Ainerica, il it had been understood at the
ime that the construction placed upon its
rovsions by the parties drawing it, did not !,
xchde England from any part of Central
AMERICA Mr.. Clayton was denounced in '
evere terms.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
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DIED.

DOhKGEMsy H. Raymond Augustus Dogiase of Raymond
A and Ellen Domingo, aged years and months
HARMSOn Saturday mornr May H. after short lines John
Of the late FIRM o. Kelley Harms seth year his
and Of his fathernaw
Martin respectfully invited attend his funeral the
Mr. Martin No l52 fenko this morsiaR a. 10 O'Clock
will be conveyed to Wooobdge, " j. for
HAYESAt san Franeco, Apn IS John NJ Hayes Of East Cor
nth. Name, aged IS yeaIa
NACKRELL-OI saturday morning, May Il, VIM T. Msekrel,
Of Of the
way line Of AGED &c months and II days
respectfully
from ssdence B. O'Clock day May Is
fhI TCHELLNsy a. Alfred yoonsest child Of William and Mary
b Mitchell. ased months and fifteen days
rThe family invited attend thefgner Monday
May is. at 2P. 81, from No. Ninth n
OEDRRDONK-On Saturday morning May a. In tho Gth Of
hsr Elizabeth Caroline only daughter Of Right Rev Benjamin
OudeIo0Dk.
1fe friends Of the family invited attend her fa
neral frou loo Frs1kln Johns
Chapel Monday afternoon oeoekto At precisely
SLOAN-Nsy IL Mrs Aan Maria wife Of james 8 Sloan, AMI
dsu zhtsr Of the late Tennis T Johnson SeBr
The " the family respectfully invited 10 attend the Ia
esdencs No 2l9 Adausst Brook ths Moo
dsy stteruson At 8 o'clock without further notice.
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CITY ITEMS.
EYrFRrAIyxESrs. &C.. Day AND

ENTERTAINMENTS &c. DAY AND EVENING.
MrDSy%srs NIeHTs DkEAM will be read tonight Metropolitan
Muse by Paul Julien and The members Of the Maea aud
cuERER BELL and NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE tho
tnTe ~ NJ Tnnpso9 AZ toe boo.se A,leo1an as evening
hoBs Chuusl, bstween TIE Bowery aud sd-av.
s Mn Secret T Mr. gwen s ls5 tie
TES ass AZ Bacs Buy 21G Mrs SA''a
Don csS PF S.1AS 'os5 a. w. for the Ssnes Of H
probably ss 70 EQUAL Mis-, ke s. :. Maaaa. A.o U.sd
MaerfTH boards the BrO.d~sy se-
THr Old foIks ~ Ba5nuu. th. evening BY full
Sc rs ~ and TIE Loan Of Lover nc ''' '''
Dt he sad yosi '' Vie V ga:
AT THT BfPoDRoME Hsrss Races CharOt Races. and Es
plant Races Ose Races Monkey Races DAnsas
NrsSo mlOD' pepssO O Of GSs,ssr NJ M L,su' On
Pursn and great vAey Of Equestrian Performances tbs evening
MOST HLsSeJ,tR Ovens interesting Pictorial description of the
Ascent Of Won't Blanc shi. evening Al NJ sro'dTsy
Broadway and Thire.hthst =.
THE Boy LsSn depicted sanVd great Ge0rnA may Be
THE A1frc CHLDSTS Id wonders. Studio cuso No.
PAlSTISSs The NsioAl Academy Of Desn open fer the
P,syiSes tsTe WAfnston Exhibition open an
Broadway.
ry- Tie westher begins to the form Of settled
Spring and the cold chilli requen, in the early days OF
the mouth are apparently exercised by the strengthened
in the eye ming.
TRiAL TRIP GEORGE STEERS NV PROPELLER,
rHI VEcrrRoThe trial trip of this beautiful craft cams
of on Saturday afternoon and the result fully sains the
distinguished reputation Of The ship and engine blers OF
York. small party consisting principally OF eng-
neers ard shpbulde-s and two representatives OF
the press were Oh board and pOok Of the substantial
hospales furnished for the occasion This vessel has
been but under the personal direction of Mr. James ksrr
agent for spanish Company in the island of Cubs aud
designed fer the transport OF tobacco from the South to the
north side Of the island, in opposition to the old raEosd
monopoly She has been constructed with special refer
ence to securing speed safety and economy at the cost OF
about $4,000 Her totsllength Isl feet depth OF hold
10 feet breadth Of beam "a feet inches and Is driven oy
pair of osclsng engines cylinders 20 inches diameter
length Of stroke 2s inches diameter of propeller feet
pitch 10 and II feet geared q to Il draft feet con-
sumption of fuel tons per twenty four hours ourthen
a4O tons carpenter The hull modelled and
bu bv George Steers is of unuvAed symmetry strength
and buoysncy The engines. BY s. H. and T. fArren are
Of great efficiency and perfection their performance VIII
shoW
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE AND kccIDEsr-Between 3 and o'clock yestar.
day morning fire broke in the cellar OF the three
story grocery and dwelling house in North Second near
Seconds owned by Mr. Cosgrove and before il was ex
destroyed and the house damaged to the amount Of
about $500 The building insured for OIL 500 and the
groceries for $500 in the Kna Insurance Company The
wife, who were sleeping in the second story, became
alarmed and jumped from the second story back window
Mrs Dohery fell into the and received two
cuts upon the head and also upon the back and side Her
recovery considered doubtful until last evening" when
she became somewhat better Mr Doherty fell also into
the and received internal injuries by striking bis side
across barrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

ARRssr ~ , GAse OF SHoRr Bors-On Ss'lrdsy
evening Capt TarnbuIl Of the n ghh Ward wan ApU'y
Of the police under his command m de descent upoa
gsng Of 6feea Short boys found ny them S sel
about the dock foot Of Spring 81 X, where sSu 'aey
watch opportunities Of pandsrns individuals SHo
q come within hsr reach after nghitl ~ sFeuuss
since some Of the members Of this gang knockei "a
intensive female who passing through ne 10 yer
Of Spr gst and violated her person, after whlon theY
Der the nsensble Those arrested Sere tAen
before justice Stuart who locked 1-mup Most OF tnsh
VII be sent 70 the PententiAry a. Migrants
Rus OVER ANp KUtED.-Corouer Wilhelm yesterday
held On inquest 81 Ne a Princest uD0n the body OF
child months OF Sgs. named CS;hSrine CAvaoagn- who
vas accidentally At o'clock or saturday eve
ming while in Mulberry = near the corner 81 PrnceSt, by
cart driven by Patrick L4rkin aud died hour after
ward from the niaries received Il appeared In evidence
that the child had crept under cart stand By the side
walk and lay there concealed until the cart which
!; came along whom unobServei by the driver who
proceeding slow pace it crawed out directly in front
Of the wheel of his cart and Verdict Of
cidentl death was rendered by the Jury.
ACCIDENTALLY DR0wSED-Cororer Hilton yesterday
held inquest upon the body Of Joha Brough hremtn
employed on board the steamship Washington Of the
Southampton and Bremen line who, while asleep tie
string piece Of Pier No North River saturday
ing tel into the dock and drowned though every
eron 10 rescue him made by the First Ward Police
and some lorgsh0re men He native If ireland s.
years of age The jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death
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MARRIED.

ABEOG-PRkYAt the Church Of the Holy Trinity Brooklyn
Thursday May y by Rev Charles Mason Staten Isns Hsa
AbeRg Zurich Switzerland Miss
Joseph Pray Esq OF New York
BOYD-JOURNENY-A Christ Church Brooklyn Thsr,dsy
May L. BY Rev E. Garfield Mr Hugh Boyd Miss Astts Jour
BEATTIE-CUMMIEG.-On THURSDAY evening May 10 BY Rev
John Mcleod D. Rev David Beete Of Scotch Town. Y.
Miss Isabella Hamilton dsughtero Thomas Cumming ESQ., OF this
city
CONRAD-McKENCE.-Msf H. by Rsv. Spencer L. F1nsy Mr.
Frsnkn Conrad Miss Ann MeKnoe both Of this city
SCHELL-DhUBvAtR h check Duchess Go. May u BY Rev
Syke William Sche 70 Hsnnsh daughter Of John
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land R & lsl, 80 Sehaylkll Nav Prensrea SSt ~ SN
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'odg. are . O05, goo, including

With country overlooking with mineral wealth to an
extent not known elsewhere the earth vs. are importing
half million per week Of metals
The private letters from London and the Continent are
commercially favorable The London money market vas
working easisr although the demand was active. There
was fair business doing in American securities and there
wa, .di,poston TO make new negotiations to extent
I'm, Cor the apprehension that the market pressed with
too MANY OF Them Mr Peabody had sold s2OO0O0O OF the
Cincinnati and 81 Louis Bonds At 92 and Offering tbs
remaining s750OOO ~ 49, Ofths Great Canadian RdlEsy
Stock and Bonds 43662O0O bad been subscribed. The
ouo,s,ions Of American Securities are as follows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

lAdyertisemert
~ Elegant Wedding Cards, with rich Silver Dor
der engraved and printed gold beautiful article weddings
&C. sso plain French porcen wedding
splendid assortment Of wedding envelopes EvERDEL No 500
BI1adWaY Of DuAne-et
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lAdverfiscmeutI

To TIE LApIrs-Rich Plaid Silks, Printed JacOness
spd Beeses-E.oELI PERSON LAKE, No. III BIO dviy invite
the patrons and the public chole ard Cd asso
Of The above so just received By the last sae iaf are now
-.1xfR man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The stockholders Of the st. Mays Falls Canal met 10
this City to-day and elected the following genuenen "
D,ec,cr.. Hon. Erssfus Fairbanks Of Vermont; Hon.
Erastus Corning o. Albany John NJ Forbes Esq., Of Bos
ton; j. L. PruyD Esq, ofAbsny John y seymour Esq.
of Usca John w. Brooks, Esq, Of Detroit Mich Joy
p. Jay Esq, of Detroit Mich Assubssqasnt meeting q
,bs director, Hon Corning elected PRECEDENT jobs
w prooks was elected Vice President, j. V. L. Prys W
elected secretary and Treasurer and Charles = Hx~ey
was elected General Agent On an examination Of the
probable expenses Of the important work to Be coo'sssd
,ds n WAS unanimously resolved 10 increase the Capt
s,ocI Of the Company from four hundred thousand
dollar to ooooOo agreesby to the provi'oss
OF fs charter. 49,.
We are sorry TO learn that another injunction % ~
great public work has been granted. =.
The transfer books Of the various Roads seswsss Al
b.py and Bzso ara closed Today and VII rsuAia asasa
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Md0lefovn
Middeown Silver
Potomac copper
50 shares Hawessr.
Rutherford God
100 Ph0nx Geld
The imporaons continue to be enormous being for the
week very near four millions We have been looking fer
some cessation Of the immense amounts Of merchandise
poured in upon but yet such result has ppeard
Il would appear that such heavy importaons
tnue much longer, without producing such export u
coin as would seriously interrupt the present free supplies
Of money And such must be the result unless England
and the Continent continue TO take large amounts Of
cuhtes The imports Of the week, not including Dry
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FIREs-About O'Clock Saturday morning. fire broke
out in a rear building in Thirteenth st Fifth The
flames were soon subdued Damage sE kht.
or Saturday morning at o'clock fire broke out
hoard of the steamer John Albert lying pier No 10,
East River The iremen were on the ground and
succeeded in extnguhns the flames before much damage
FIRrs-On Saturday afternoon a FIRE broke out in the
College Place Hotel in Murray ST. occasonei by de-
feet in the gas pipe The fireman soon arrived on the
ground and the flames were extnguished before much
Yesterday afternoon fire occurred 10 building corner
of Hammond and Fourth sts occupied stable. The
flames were speedily extiuguished. Damage slight
ARTIST As AccoyPIIcEs IL RoBBERT.-Two sailors,
named Peter Bel and Perry Hudson, arrested by
0cers DuHo. and Ferris Of the Seventh Ward charged
with being accompices in a robbery committed gen
u si7- by two men who confined in Bergen Jail
New Jersey awaiting trial The accused are charged with
receiving 800 Of the plumber hush money They
held by Justice Wood for examination
CgARez or RoBBERr-EHzabeth Brown and Samuel
Marcus both coored Saturday arrested by officers
White ard Martin of the 9Th Ward charged with robbng
wfe nan named Arthur Byrne, boarding a. one Of the
Boarding Hotels Ii appears that of the first named
accused met him in Broadway on Friday night and per
suaded him 20 accompany her to house OF illfame in
Thomas S. While there the other accused suddenly rushed
into the room in which they and claiming the female
as his wife threatened violence TO Byrne who was glad TO
escape with his life On arriving at his hotel he found that
be had been robbed Of his gold watch and chain aud eye
glass He subsequently, informed the above named OH
custody They were locked up BY Justice BOgar to await
examination.
DEATH FROM ScALDs.-COroner Gamble held an inquest
Yesterday at No Second av, upon the body of child
ramed err mish Harley, whose parents reside at that num-
Der II appeared in evidence that Thursday evening the
child upset pot Of boiling water is arms and breast
and died from the effects Of the scsdng received The
Jury rendered verdict OF accidental death
FouSD DROWNED The body OF man. named Tobias
Bndee was found in the North River near pier Eleven,
koI.vh nra fha Of haufr
heen in the water about six hours His name was known
from passport found in his pocket An nqasst was held
upf the BODY and verdict rendered OF death from some
cause unknown, supposed drowning
AEorHER RoBBERr.-A German woman named CathA-
rin. Wsichman was arrested charged with picking the
pocket Of one Benjamin Brewer. whom she had induced
70 accompany her 10 house Of i'll rePute IN huberyst
on Wednesday night The property stolen consisted Of
ans and some pspers of value all Of which found
the person Of the accused She committed prison
by Justice Wood.
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NOUPON BONDS FOR SALE-2O.OO COO

COUPON BONDS FOR sALE-2o,OOo
" DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA-
BILE IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE
PLEASURE OF THE HOLDER. AT ANY TIME
TILL THE 3IsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1889.
These Bonds III OF $1,000 each, irredeema-
Bile for 20 years and part OF the loan Of mil
lion five hundred thousand dollars authorized by the
lie sislaiure its last session. One million of which
was taken by the State and the whole amply secured
BY deed of the entire road and property of
the Company, for the pnuctua payment of the inter
est and the ultimate redemption of the Bonds This
loan together with their original Capitai OF Three
Million viii be expended on the road.
The road will extend from Lynchhurg to the Ten
nessee line distance of 205 miles, where it will
meet with other similar improvements extending to
Memphis on the Mississippi river, thereby ahording
when the Southside and Petersburg and Norfolk Rail-
reads are completed, continuous communication
from Norfolk, Petersburg snd Richmond TO Memphis
II passes through that portion of our State Tenarka
bic for its fertility its agricultural and mineral pro-
ductous, and from the large and increasing business
winch II already commands the friends OF the road
are sangune that it viii certainly pay per cent. if
not more. The whole work is under contract, and
| "nl De completed by the lst of January 1856.
copy oi the mortgage be at our office. and
E5 Information IN regard 10 the Bonds, can be had
| apPnealion TO PURCELL & co,
| JJ lo-~a Richmond
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A CARD.-GENTLEMEN'S DIR

a Z A Is D.-GEN1 5 DRESS
"A GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentlemen
IN want of handsome and durable DRESS BOOTS
CATERS, &c, to call and examine our large and
varied assortment of articles in that line We have
been at great pains TO select the tasteful and
choicest Goods and have had made expressly to our
order various styles and patterns OF gentlemen's
DRESS BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS. that we
are confident will be approved by those who wish
something at once useful and beautiful
Please give us call at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the complete assort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET
BAGS, to be found at any place in Virginia.
WHITE 4 PAGE, IS Main street,
iv so s doOrs below DOnley's Hat Store.
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NEW BOOKS-For sale by JAMES B.

Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom with
out one in Baston by ]. w. Page; muslin vol, price
81 90.
Freedley's Practical Treatise in Business; muslin,
price 81 00
Burke's New Work on the Virginia Springs; muslin
81 ..
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride, by Miss Sarah NJ
Howe, price 25c.
Captain Hawk, or the Life of a Highwayman, Ro-
nance price 2Jc.
Premium Essay Agricultural Education, by Ed
mund Rutfin, of Va. price 1910.
An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Ruff
fir, price 81 25.
Danas Muck Manual, for Farmers; muslin 81 co.
For sale by JAS B. G!BB,
an Il s.. OnDOSite City Hntel.
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NH 10
,SCNABLE DRY GOODS AT RE

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS AT RE-
~ DUCED FRlCES.-J. MILLHISER & BRO,
193 Broad street, having this time rather more
Goods hand than is desirable, they have reduced
ter prices every article offered, and at the same
time, Ladies and others in want of DRY GOODS are
assured that q better and more complete stock of
Cheap and desirable GOODS is rot found in the civ
Among our assortment may be found great many
white Goods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin, checked
stiped aud plaid MUSLINS, JACONETTS and
CAMBRICS, Swiss and Cambria BANDS and IN
SETTINGS and EDGINGS in endless variety: SILK
MIrTS, PARASOLS. Worked COLLARS and Cam
brio HDkFS, LACE SLEEVES and COLLARS BE-
REGES, LAWNS and TISSUES, Irish LINENS
White FLANNELS. Bed TICKINGS, hleached aud
unbleached SHIFTING and SHEETINGS, all widths
and prices
Remember, object is in reducing the stock on
hand, to enabls to lay in a heavy Fall stock this
coming season Bargains. therefore. NAV be ex-
pected. J. MILLHISER L BRO,
Broad
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE OBJ
~ TANNED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL, IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FAN
CY GOODS, AT ELIAS HALE'S NO. LOG MAIN
STREET--On hand and receiving almost daily, by
Steamer and Express, large of Gold and
Silver Watches from the celebrated manutactu-
rerS; OF every variety and kind, warranted perform
well; Gold Foh, Breast and Guard Chains: Gold Ear
and Finger Rings, great variety styles and pat
terms; Bracelets, Breast Pins, Pens and Pencils
Thimbles, Keys, &c. Also, large assortment of low
priced Jewelry, suitable for the country trade The
assortment of Gold and Plated Jewelry is ex-
tensive than any in the country, comprising
stock from upwards of thirty different manufacturers
and for sale at their prices Silver Ware, large
sortaent. Also, Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Sets
Mustard Pets Salt Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' Sugar
TOngs, &c. Also, large assortment of Hair, Cloth
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Fancy Boxes, Soaps, OILS
Cologne, Knives Scissors, Razors, Combs Buttons,
Pins, Needles and Thread with extensive assort-
nent of small wares in the line too numerous to
mention, for sale III quantities suit purchasers
low be bought i'll any of the northern cities, OF
from the manufacturers direct.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
my 2i-ts LOG Main street.