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RELI4i BELLsi BELLS THE subscriber. manufacture
constantly hand all OF church,
school house, and bells These
bells hung ooveabls
around cisppcr will suke in q
place. which deirahe ser bell has been few
springs am red in slapper from
bell thereby rroonsns sound These bells
ar-d fom stock In cassgs ~ this
fri =
We give written that church bells break within
from date OF purchase with will with
charge The of all bells warranted Nearly 9oo0 bells
We gold scdzs
awarded from the ars for the best belts
purity Nc particular getting
chimes snd refer to ihos Furnished by Our hnndy
= Hudsou railroads
ostahshncnt
Kind In the Dotted has the k.
ordcs be d with great despatch. We refer bell.
of the sarr oid bei. taken In erchasss fcf
Levels, compasscs, &C constantly on hand Address
A. MENEELY's SONS,
May 2l-lydhep West Troy, ~ Y.
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DARN FOR sALF.A containing Al scres adjoining the
premises of wm Minor The Improvements upon II ~
peach
variety of u, u has delightful well
yard n IL
adapted every variety vegetables and fruits
in There Sufficient quantity
any ordinary purpose Inquire c Nr Eur premises
Aug Is eodtt. E.FE
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DRIEr Medical Directions the Treatment 81 NC
rs-~s ~ resoo VIC ee
PERFORMING mp "rrea
sSded medical recipes ana nsunc
uone for sick coct.ry. Price ~ c~"w
.n.Iy FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oR That brick house. ~"rtses~a
northeast ~ Massachusetts
the house
cisssrn of fr" ses &C. Rent ssas
For further particular. isque of Hon. Kendall Willis
suckaey No. !. fo~isr building near corner cf ard
Seventh
a-TrAaa
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select Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies'
TUE academic Of this opposite judiciary Square
~as tvmssy Dr. cushmsa viii Tuesday Sep
The
h"ecarh and substantial sduea,on and, In all
whsre asAted apparatus The french
department viii be conducted by Mad.mosefe
music by Professor sce Circulars containing fuller
- had by addressing the subscriber
tspsses In, sad after that AT Washington
Aug us4-sodIpo STEPHEN " MIRICE.
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NEW SPRING GOODs-P. w BROWNING, merchan
tsos United St~tss Hotel
the eIens OF Wash"g.n and sIange TO hi. superior and
well selected of French ciohs
f. popular principles Of" lo~ prices
panetuAy he whole
sf and SO and thus the necessity OF going 70 the
socaisd sores" Tie spared
goods
color, quality With many thanks fcnds liberal
passcsaes hssssss extended ks rocts continuance OF
3i-Aawu
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HE whom the awarded
having failed give
urees required proposals the work invited
owsi nEs.nr@rt ..a,.ts f......
Proposals day Of ne September For
tho removal u ss'trucos 20 the navigation VI Ned lLosl
lanai occasoncd W the raft and M keeping the said
nom the Tor the longest period. - At M 7G eNiHa.
Tue OF tbcse proposals united
Each bidder viii propose rs
keep the navigation free fo obsuucou thereby
piele removal the ran the said
day Of June, 1855 and also tho year, counting
duny which me he bind. himself 10 keep said nasga
The viii bs .s bond for with
good saetes $40 00u conditioned for he
iahtul execution Of the Each bidder win
Time with his p!opo.as, tbs Of the whom be
Nj ahov.
Of district Judge of the United States The State 10 which he
all their debts aud iab-
ties No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
pied with. M r I t H
Tsrns Of Payment. .t t'
or The Of 800 900 appropriated fos above object 900
shall paid tbs work Of removing the ras follows
70 wiz Whenever The contractor shall report that portion Of the
raft been emOvrd sha inspected 0ceI
pointed by the War departments and shall thai such IL
The fact the department. will such properties Of The said
vdcd partial shall he m,de
The whole work The remaining oe0 will be paid ia equal
nua corresponding nunb with the nunber Of
during which tho shall bUd hnseI
lion OPEN " which Act The - 70 he ms sole judge
Each bid mst for the whole wokhat the
the raft and for keeping the M sp-cned period No
separate proposals or portions Of Il win be considered
The opa~s viii be addressed marked
envelope, Proposals for removing Red uveT rnt."
The Department itself right awarding
conuc according 70 ~ own ufcmsn of The most favorable bad
TO be inserted tbs Unn Rspnhc and National
vile Jonrna Lousvie kentucky b. Louis
Missouri shrevspo. Herald l'sisna New Orleans
Gazette and Democrat Lille Keck, Akansasi Telegraph wash
ingon, Arkansas S.N J.J ABERT,
July I:-da't&aawr2osep ~-'F' 'N'"
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Washington, July q, 1853
nv the petition Of John H. Tins. Of Newark New Jersey,
s for u. extension Of pA;sn. s,."sa 70 ha on The .ay
boxes or sosd cars for years from the eIiraon
"a: asss Sss 2" s y first day OF October
ordered ,ha .hs said pe,o be heard a. The ralsn, oee on
appear and any they haye why
said pstiton ought a not q. to BE- granted
ocs Their M .s ,h - ",as =. sa
bearing
with the rules Of the oce which win be furnished spp
ordered h. this notice be published the union n,e
rnadphia, Pennsylvania; Evenius Post, York; Boston
Post o.on M.ssaehu.ets and Inquirer Cincinnati OHIO
week M three successive weeks esous 10 the ird day Of
M 80 -' GuARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Editon above papers please copy
hills 70 ne Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Aw NOrIoE-slDNEY .. BAXTER, lat, attorney general
H. If vis'nia. ha. removed Washington law
Of Columbia any proessona
once building 4x street. ofPsnny,va
mia avenue. Us g 5
j, lien; !; T,;hs.s Y asrs.. :, :, lion "a ss%a..
IS Tie Judge. af ciru coar. Of vfynia'
To the .e...r. . .ad ms~bs" Of Congress fom Virginia
l,LOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Utsc., Nc " York
VI against rs, marine LOSSES and inland unnspoaon. c. B.
cmis 's' pE 5ELpISe, Agent,
Myl3-aAwu Seventh ST., opposite Odd feIiows' Hall.
VAnaisIA LAND sCHIP.-'rhs undersigned, having bad
some twenty yesfs acquaintance with Nxlsa military land
cau and with the Echmond will
" claims
1sa2 and will purchase sell ,cnp
ON eonmis~'on. Vs .- ~ =. 800 .-
yEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
Jsne 92-eodH .... .#a Irving Hotel.
IARM s.is In Arxa~dris cou"ty. virsint., with
Il mss OF the aquetuct. and four from Pre.idss
House BY way Of Goofyeo~a will self reasonable
portion thereof located above
Bans Cross koad hundred tweny
between nve and hiy of beautiful
the residue cleared Much this
incaAiss twss thirty winch ish be
made 1seatow Persons whrnay be disposed
reed Jahn Bsii grocer, Ninth
or Horsio Ball, on adjacent farm.
aytl-eodu ts.H.HN NJ. nALL.
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GENERAL TuINGS--We prepared 10 offer Decided
y bargass In the Srcrs below named sa4 --.
Rezi all iincnn the various Widths
pillow Tine various Trades tA"
40 psoce. pure diaper. danssks al
endless variety table oweiiass
40 irsh hnsns the cbeAs
aty cents per yard and upwards the beet kinds sad
qualities made 0 .f
Seekers Of pu. goods should justice
themselves examine .H#a +"
1o0 pieces cheap .hin6 low pcss
he,t and finest kinds made
rs pieces soohasns ard NJ hss grades alt
other mourning roods. constantly on kAnd #e#
40 pieces white osn,hr,c hnllsnte. three qualities
rs pieces thok jsconct canbr,e musins all quAiaer
I eamtfic and muslin bands
CARTONS plain Swiss, dotted and vine mvsiins
~ sms diu,i foAss twfls
4 carton. bIsc -bordered hsrdketcbiefs r..
linen csnbrics and French bsttse lawns
10 piece, cloth. snd doyfes assorted colona
Ao. full stock NJ al kirhs of domestic dry goods IA all a.
which mskisG daily addltons. 0s .sH.
will snord ~ all -.
ly Terms in all unless arranged
u Good articles Ios prices snd fair dealing be relied
all ttEM FHl@a6# F.M f5NrR
HU ..H ".. PrRav b BRoTHEn. aces
80 Miss Dsnnou's building, opposite Centre Market
Auruy -rteo,f
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BHILLiANr SCHEMES
Ts be drawn at wiming,on Delaware September teS3
GREGORY h MAURY, Mhnsgess

RI #s#4aH es=...@ $4,000. .t .l..sn.-.# 81 .. N.
.. N9H#a Lottery foS the beneht OF ths ...a.
N#Hrfs8 STATE OF DELAWARE
81 tp.t H.s Class 2o3, less. ~
To Be draws at wiinngon Delaware Saturday, September 1883
rs number louery-l3 drawn ballots
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FHEDERICK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
~. ". IA
rsssrprk ctTr, sA1rLLsp.
TUE of ,h. institution win he resumed the frst Mon
Il day in septsmber. Fl
French f desred) 100
ststion.ry washing, mcndins bed, bedding DOCTORS
Music the harp piano, guitar forms an additional charge
Latin, asn, md srsnsh languages
painting ~. wise charges Entrance So
psy charges cmi annually in advance Day
scbo.rs qusrsrly. t
received during the and the charge
date OF their Those Of dsnom
inaiios sdmilied.
Aug l3-Srp- +.
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y A, BoMMERvILLE Agent ned Attorney prosecution
III Of pensa land, and description Of caa Con-
or The executive departments Virginia aud land
bought negotiated and sold. Refcrence
forwarded mail, upon request VIZ H1 tsf
Office 7h Once Department. Posssas
letters be insure attention. Address ssvo
Washington ID. G.. "ses ..- July i5-l law3modAcp
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p -sieranSrts, yrfiris. .-z
THE f.l session September.
English branches the
reek French tnnsuss and thorough
mathematics. Lectures philosophy, and
illustrated by apparatus deissed 10 the sussn- du
Isviss facilities corups.
pof.ssisc the fithf nd.n,
thorough Instruction and full
N cdacaon. I Il. fiHt#5.# MLl# #.M f@H
Tsms. Hoard tuition $3.50 for scsdemic rear Of
n,optbs payable quarterly isneusfes
obtained by addressing IN.
drr-ir..d r. l.. BnoCkETT,
Aur 2o-eodo, PripcipaL
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NEW DOMEyTIC DRY GOODs.-Ths subscribers hsv.
cr~red snS well s-icctsd stock Of domestic dry
rood.. They fa,o~st lt #He Nr.ar
80 css 1914 and IA hus linen sheel'nss, ohear
. % 90 riae~ iiu.s.
round tw,ss VI.
fne birsched brown linen tabl. mssks all
.f4e.I Widths, qualities, asd prices + +
Rcotch, kussii huckabsck t,~elinss
suow-drop snd dss,ssk table napkins
And aoy,~s aud erash Oh FMMf IL N
Hsrniii,ns hl.sch~d and brown Cantaa hsnne's
rounds best Irish linens sil pure linen
5cas-s best shiftipS coons, at low prices
~ New York miis Improved
~ do ase shirtinss aad sbs~tnTs
rs do 6ne Mapch-ssss ainahams n
IS do styles fall caiscocs !.
IS DO Que white osmhrcs, from 10 TO os cents
IS DO 10 sconeN do do
50 do 6oc s'rip~d sad plain ususins, ~ 10 IS csnfs
20 ds hne white and red hanncis M.t# #.H
bed ticking, ariped and plaid couons l. -
~ hns plain snd embroidered sha~s which viii be
4.Al sed very gre~t ksvr~in.
f n lace and Embroidered NANTES, at half price
AlarRs .cek Of and all ether kinds ~
will original cost. We
mostly sct call from all who wish to purcha-e m
gHH III NI nu UE MAGRUDER CALVERT.
AvgN-aa~2w .UH H#1f Il. #s.af
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The lotteries Mayiand ds~n under State sufhos thcnsA
soosmssonsr appointed f h- thus
To psrchsses fsifsrs dssvtes r. Ia
p~cksss ber Of The above lotteries draw the four
high~st ruacs In The schemes
We Invariably ie by return mail srelssins the tick
observing condolences
ofea
by ocer-, with eIplsnAton of The
drawing current money Bank notes Of sny State hen
Carr spond.n may psce ccnhd.nc. r.suy
safety msii many thonrsnd
Of the United States
yet valuable letter oscnuy In making odd change
III tines be obtained fay your 10
". and will prepay TO yos = ..Isss ... ...
In ordering Heiet noncy, direct
careful sntor oMce, county, and
State. ..-35..1 -- -H
ii has many times happened
popd.n before have had the pleasure Of in
tervie~. ~ ~ ttE 4sAe p heFUf f1tA
fal 10 writing
their once, county, ana STATE
atien1ed c6cs will fully sutssias
saying obtain good prize IL 10 only necessary sd
ECERTDN BRO,
,1siE Nor ~, rost ofkce,
Ans 97-kdaAep Baimors MAryfsnA.
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Ovucg PsrrrvsrraBr, D. O..
washineton Juiy 10 1859.
IEALED Proposals. for Wood snd Coal
viii be received At this Once until the 18th August nes ~
o'el pck, #aE H#NNI e.#U
~ halfscasoned good wood ef medium size,
and from limbs lap wood,
% cords of wood
Of - 81 anthracite coal
The be delivered Psnis-pssy wharf M sas
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
ys,y so-ss~s,s Ars afN 57FNs9I Warden.
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mAcrirrcEsr DaAnYLAsD LOTTERIES.

/. ,4s.T ron sErrsspss, 1889
PAYMENT or PRIZES GUARANTEED ny THE STATE or
A#HA Ia 4tt#r# MAINLAND. tn @..t m. ..e r
EGERToS BROTHER,
Regular licensed agents for Maryland, South
street and Exchange fiacc, baltimore a.t q
he following spleadd schemes particularly worthy the
lenon u he public coanK Of lhe bi.sa Lotteries
drawn The United States U# " +.
eE ar RICH ONE DOLLAR SCHEME,
4sl e. FaIta On TUESDAY, September 9, 1858. ..8
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A,TNA IysURANCE COMPANY, er Utica. New York.
ia hrs and inland Ions T.
EHf 80 t..f H80 CHks. DE aEJDfN0, ksens,
May ~ a.w1 Seventh 81, opposite Odd Fellows Nall.
wi the highest market for Virginia land and
land wasrsafs. f
'7I1T Nt EVANS FAINT,
4 f1 E1G sa..a# orpo-.. The Trsasury.
Jane a-AAvam Tint Repl 5-sla4 srp art
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board Of vser appointed by under
rendence II Colonel r. r. r. Alien, Distinguished srnduase nj
West Point and practical aided faculty The
Of study usually taught the best colleges, with the
addition ~ Irended science and
tbrof.tc and ptsc'esl engineering r. I.
The budnx Of the institute VIII be entirely ehued, and
stesm before opening OF
ensuing will entirely uneguAied
heah ageeabisnes OF resdnc
already and scn~ss Of
me
This win the second Moedsy in aep
tenber 1859 Entire charge 500 ss annual session. sar
as fec s. extra payable in advance.
Address the superintendent Military Institute Franklin
~, Kenucty,n, 90 the undersigned.
- - 'IZ.u r. p. DUDLEY,
June l5-5tawim President sftbr Bosrd.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
Superior Eeoroseai Ns~ Lns berssa Haryer Ferry and
Wa-hfnrton Csy ~
THE well known, swh safe, and comfcstahs packet
C.pan voney rurs. unninr in eona.ron With the car. at
Hs-rers leaving Har-vs O'Clock, snd
rive NJ Wasbia2,oo city st O'Clock, p. M
The will Washington the hsss
Of Nay regularly,
terc~pt sunday making three trips week
Altered
opportunity beaau the Po,omae by day
light *e a
From usrrer's Yeuy to Washington ~ .@.. y,
Msy G-d3m. az
nU. EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL, from vtvatwss,
Offer. his professional services citizens of WsshHssce
Ms residence and Once lsh sdonins the Ivns
A. A-Ad
MARBLE MaNTELs-Mspbie wovks.-Tbe Subscriber
vi friends and public
mantsi. Sienna Brochsde
spanh its'~n snd black nsse richly carved
pan OF beet qay s'ye and superior nn'sh
which he Offer. for sale low for cash A.o nass'e
marble for window sIis lin
,e steps, and rlaorms marble m counter, and table tops
soaps cscned plaster, ~ - barrel I'd af#a
of Connecticut brown sops, New orb
for building He Invites the stsn
stock and will endsasor IN
satisfaction all who favor him with their orders
#IHFa WM. RUrHERFORD, 4.
July 22-3,ssCm on street. between l2lh and 18Th.
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NOTICE 10 FAMILIES AND IIOVsEKEEFF.Nk.-
IN Particular selection goods family
In addition siock,
received a choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old goverunent lava coffee
Lsgusyra coffee
Msrncaibo do
FLOUR VERY BEST BRANDS.
wrich' premium
Rays do barrels and bags
Harn.ons do
Pisns- Run do
HAMS
stsgrs and sbsy's cured
John Shsys do
T.. n. Burrows
Maryland Plain
In the District
reasonable Every
Inquire for the No
fsmiy Grocery third bsw Lshams, and
door Avenue House.
4-oswTukast
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Metropolitan Institute,

On IGeyh street, befreen G and III,
WILL Thursday day Of September
w building, ample yards female
departments entirely distinct from each other general
Of Rev Jesse T. Peek, d. d., with hvc accomplished
u
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lyLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Utica, Nc York.
VI against Are marine iosses inland transportation
Gov sETRI, president; JoAE Bows, secretary.
CHAs. DE 5ELDING, Agent,
May lJ-2Awu Seventh ST., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-17

A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years; by the of three tot
ties Of tie lHetic Ointment, tad his hair entirely re-
0ri and has beautiful head Of hair as any man
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
son Of Mr. Warren, of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle lie had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail 1t of
the most aggravated ever he emacated al
most to skeleton By the use of few bottles of the 0in
ment he Thoroughly curd and for months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This extreme case of Inflammation of tie spleen
OF long standing has variety Of treatment from less than
eight different physicians without receiving benet-was
cured by the of only four bottles of the Magnetic On
ment This was four months and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, Is still IN good health and able TO attend 10 her usual
household duties lhave treated two of Chronic
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients 50 nearly
6nd as Ioneed attendant 10 lead them from place 10
place One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and one OF them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy, of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars
vain efforts TO effect cure They by of the
Magnetic Ointment, nearly quite cured and able to
read and attend to any ordinary business have used the
Ointment IN anumber ofcaSeS of Piles and in has
failed Of giving iHn1efjGte yel and geaeraLy permanent
have also used it benecay in severe cases of Ery
sipelas And last but least have within the last wear
cured four cases OF CANCER by the of the Magnetic
Ointment alOne
From thorough trial Of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which ii is recommended confidently
commend to be one OF the most useful remedies of
tered to the public Respectfully Yours.
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. ID.
Dated Jan 27, 1850, Amelia, Ohio .
The character of this Ointment as an efficient remedy is
established in this city. There quite number of ndi-
vduas who ascrbe their restoration health to the of
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by H: G. SC0YEL,
BERRY & DEM0VlLLE,
mayo CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG.
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THIS Mill differs from all others in the eoprue tion of
L the upper Running Stone, which is composed of
French Burr Blocks, enclosed in which
forms the back and hoop with Iron Eve
Bush thans ofgreater diameter bottom that
al the top, which Is secured to the back
every block in the form of dove tail which gives greater
in small mills, where the with great speed and
becomes dangerous if strongly made Ii aso gives any
weight to stone OF small diameter that required
haxiDg 1t thick or nigh, that makes it top heavy.
Ihs mill - frame made of wood
the form OF busS, with Bndgeree Spindle Balance Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw and grinds on the same
principle as lale mil differing only the Runner Stones
this being Of
ter greater quantity grain with power than any other
mill now in USE This n is portable, attached
to steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes Of French Burr Mil Stones manufactured
on the same principle.
Joseph Fl. Burrows, of Cincinnati is the inventor for
which he obtained Letters Patent in 1872 For apfrnee
mens the purchaser will be held responsible right
ofusing.
These Mills do require Mrght to set them M and
all that necessary to pat them in operation attach
hand to the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large 10 run tHeny-four inch Mill 240 revolutions
steady application of two horse powerhs Min will grind
to bushels per hour Of good mesl and will grind wheat
as well as corn. The thirty inch mill, if put fullest
speed, viii grind from ten 10 fifteen bushels
These mills warranted to in every respect
mended.
DIRECTIONS UslSs-Plaee your mill about 90 fee; from
the Driving Pulley ia level position; make the belt Of
leather six eight inches wide. Give the Stone40
tons minute with the Keep the neck step Of
the spindle well oiled. Place the the
Running Sone 10 the the Cross the Driver
that is, the way they trimmed TO run.
Refer to Ihos Patterson, Esq, of Highland county, Ohio
Jesse Bea Esq, of Clinton county, OhiO c. S. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and q number ofothers.
All orders directed to JOHN L. BOOMAN.
Tennessee, J H.. BURROWS
jan 26--d tr-w. q W. ly. West Front ST. Gin. o,
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COACH MAKING.

THE undersigned would respectfully in r-1s>p1
L form their friends and the public that
they have taken the old stsnd of c. T. Watson No 81
Deaderck ST., where they intend to carry COACH MAX
ING in all its branches Wewill keep constantly hand
an assortment of Carriages which viii dispose Of on
reasonable terms Carriages of every description made
order promptly. Repairing done reasonable terms, and
the public rely upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted s us Will be warranted to be Of the best
workmanship and materials.
- BLACKSMITHING.-- Every description Of BLACK
SMITHS W0KK executed in the best manner liberal
terms.
~ HORSE SH0EING.-We have in our employ expert
enced HORSE SH0ERS aud the public may rely geprg
their horses shod in the neatest All worksrt
to will be under the immediate superrts.ds "a a
the Popretor and pains expense spared to give
sfacion to ALL We respectfully solicit from the public
liberal share of their patronage.
feb Ply CRAM * SHEPHERD.
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~ Drawings forwarded to Correspondents blythe first
mails after the lotteries drawn
e. Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor of those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances of drawing four
of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Packages of Tickets every in
stance.
@ Bank Drafts or Certificates ofDePosit payable in Gold
Of sight will be promptly RENTED TO those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PYFER & cos.
s1fy @Remember-A PACKAGE of TIcKErs can draw POUR
of the most splendid prizes in a scheme.
syIn order to Fortune and the cash immediate
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