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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28
Washington Affairs,

WASHINGTON, January 26.-The Mont
gomery Guards have appointed q committee
to invite Thos. F. Meagher to visit this city
and deliver an address on the occasion of their
first parade and banquet, on or about Februa-
ny l4th.
Senator Clemens is better. 1t is hoped he
will be able to resume his seat in a few DAYS.
F. w. Rice, late Consul at Acapulco, has
arrived here, and will seek searching inves-
tigation at the hands of the Senate.
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Railroad dccfdpnf.

PITTsBURG. Jan. 26.-About o'c lock yes
terday afternoon, an accident occurred on the
the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad, to the
mail train, which consisted of three cars
When opposite New Brighton, the axles of
the middle car broke, throwing the car down
an embankment forty feet high, the other cars
passing on. Several passengers in the mid
die car were badly injured, bat none killed.
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HusTINGs CouRr.-Yesterday was the day ap.
pointed BY the Mayor for the examination, by the
Hastings Court OF young Cudlipp, charged with the
murder OF T. A. Thomas. There being no quorum
OF Magistrates in attendance the examination was
adjourned over to the regular term of the court.
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FRI In PETERSBURG We learn from the
Express that on Wednesday afternoon large
wooden building, situated on Adams street
and owned and occupied by Messrs. ]. S. & ]
ID. Williams, as a tobacco factory, took fire
accidentally, about 2 o'clock, and was en-
tirely consumed, together with much of lis con
teats, which were Of very valuable character
The loss is estimated at about $4,000. Full,
insured.
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BosroE, Jan. 96.-The VIII

BosToE, Jan. 26.-The Wing Legislative
caucus to-day, nominated Hon. Edward Everett
Tor u. 5. Senator.
The New England Ant-Slavery Society
commenced a two days session, al the MeIo.
deon, this morning. The attendance was very
tn in. The annual report was read, by which
the balance 10 the treasury was shown 10 he
1923 e.. and the receipts OF the year s6,6IS
"a FO'
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Esy Rockbridge Alum Water, from The
RocLhridse Alum springs, Va.-Tnis csle.

h~S
Rockbridge Alum springs, Va.-Tnis csie'
DRAFTED Water is diaretic cathartic, tonic and ate
rstiye ia its effects Oh the system. 10 excltes the
action of the liver in many cases in which ea.omel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years
in great variety OF dis eases has acquired Tor III
celebrity rarely If ever equsled, and IS steadily ill.,
creasing The most eminent chemists OF toe day
have examined the Water and iouad IT possessed
ea traordinary medicinal properties. Ii mas been
declared by the best authoriu TO be cure for
every form of Scrotula, Chronic Liver Diseases, al
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Dye
pepsia Chr onic Diseases OF the Eyes, hercuiar Al
essions and particularly adapted to cases OF Passive
Uterine Hsmorrnage, complicated with derange-
ment OF the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impurity OF the blood
BENNETT d. BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street, Richmond, Va, are the sole agents to- the
sale of Rockbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel $40; halt barrel Sc; by the gallon so cents
cash on delivery, good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against variety Of ar
tcles purporting to be Alum Water. Unless it
com s through as, it cannot be genuine, aud is not
from the ROckbridge Alum Springs, Va.
ia A. a.
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[. On the 18th inst, Hon. Samuel Hous-
ION, of Texas, was reelected TO the United
States Senate for the term of six years from
the 4th OF March nextby a vote almost unani-
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Second Dispatch.
Destructive Fire.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 26.-The mansion of Gen.
Jas. X. Morehead on Centre Avenue, took FIRE
this afternoon from the fues. and burnt to the
bare walls The building lost, SIS, 900, was
insured for $1,000. The furniture was saved.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, horse attached
to wagon belonging to Mr.. Crouch, became
frightened aad ran down Broad street in full gal
lop. In the course of his the horse knocked
down a small boy named Brock, and the wheel of
the wagon ran over him, bruising and cutting him
very much, but we understand not seriously
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The BURNS CLUB-The Burns Club nj
Petersburg gave an organization supper on
Tuesday evening last. Speeches were made
by Banks ofthe Democrat, Crutchfield OF the
Express, and several other gentlemen. The
proceedings were oflhe most pleasant charsc.
ter.
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Stare Rescue Trial.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan 26.-The trial of Reed,
a eoiored man, charged with aiding in the res.
cue of the slave Jerry, at Syracuse, was COM
menced this morning, in the United States
Court. 1t attracts much attention.
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q Rev. ]. Milton Henry, of HARDWOOD,
Va, has removed to Washington, and entered
upon the duties OF a missionary in connection
with the old school Presbyterian church.
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HoS. WIN. X. kING.-The Baltimore papers
of yesterday have the following dispatch:
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-By the isabel fran,
Havana, we learn that Mr.. X ing reached Kew
West on the I'D, in the steamer Fulton. H;s
health was better, and he would remain ar
key West several days ii the climate proved
agreeable.
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THE THEATRE We understand that during the
course OF next week Mrs. Mowat;, the favorits &C.
tress, will appear at the theatre in several of her
most popular and attractive tragic characters.
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The Military Academy at Marietta, Ga. opened
on the 10th inst, with 100 cadets.
Mr. John NJ. Adams leading merchsn, of An.
gust, Ga died ON the ed inst.
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STEALING Robert, slave, was, Oh yesterday,
brought before the Mayor the charge of stealing
a ham from Elam & Smith, on Wednesday evening
last, about dusk The ham was hanging in front of
the stsre atthe time the negro took it, He seen
while endeavoring to make off with his booty
caught and taken to the cage. On yesterday, the
Mayor ordered Robert 80 lashes.
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DIED.

FINED. s. Hickson was fined o. and costs for
violating city ordinance
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-, Change OF Hours.-Increaseo
RaIe of Speed.-Ses what Ad4As q

49, Rate OF sPeed'-oe5 "hst nv 80 y
1esvss baltimore at o'clock N, 10 charge OF ex'
neriencsd and rrusty agents, ana arrives IN SlcH-
mond at 5H A NJ. Goods ordered ~ tnis mora
ms mail, will be delivered Tomorrow morning
without fail. ,,y.
Or, ExDress for the North, East and West, now
closes AT 81 P M-arrves in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning
Ranks and Brokers will please take notce, mat
By this change they will DC greatly
=. 80 ~,e;.e ADAMS 81 co,
ne nth street, Richmond. Va.
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Yesterday morning at his residence in Henrico
county, JOHN C POWELL, Sr, in the Goth Yea r
OF his age Hisfuneral will take place a, the Brook
Cnurch, thls day, at half past two o'clock, where
the friends of toe family are requested TO attend
without farther notice
The Missouri and Onio papers will please CO py
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g. Gieason's Pictorial Drawing.
Room Companion and the Flag
OF Our Union one year for Sat H.
GhESHAM Is ahead of all other hadses in furnish.
ing Newspapers, Magazines, &c &c, cheap, and
IN dehvering them punctuslly. He is agent for and
receives all the Foreign and American Periodicals,
magazines, and Newspapers in advance of any
other house
New Books received every day per Express.
Back Nos TO Magazines and Newspapers always
on band or had at short notice.
SF Remember the old established House. oppo.
site Broad Street Hotel
ABatimore sun furnished three months for 81
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
Ja26-6t Richmond Agent
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENRIco-Bef0re Judge
CIepton.-Until yesterday this court was engaged
in sojudicatirg civil cases.
On yesterday the case of Martin Tierney, charged
with cutting another man named John Boyle, very
severely about the head and feet at the house of
Mr. WEIGH on the evening of December 9th, 1851,
came up before this court for examination.
The eating was the result Of fight, in which
both parties had been engaged. Boyle received
eight wounds upon various portions OF his body
We have already published the testimony IN full.
At about o'clock the was Submitted to the
jury, and at FIVE the jury reporting through their
foreman, that they were unable to agree, they were
given in charge of the sheriff Mr. Hutchinson, and
adjourned over until 10 o'clock this morning.
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Bold Resistance to the Lars,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 26.-The officers in
charge of Richard Neal, a free negro man,
charged with abducting slaves from Anne
Arundel county, Md, who left the city yes
terday in a private vehicle, were overtaken at
Chester last night by Meals friends with q
writ of habsas corpus.
Second Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 26.-Neal, the negro
charged with abducting slaves was brought to
this city to-day on habeas corpus issued by
the Supreme Court, and will have hearing
Tomorrow morning.
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STATUARY.-G Group No. Fourteen. 80 Lazarus
raised from the Gead."-Prominent for the interest
which it awakens, stands this scene an ong the mi
racles of Christ. From the family at Bethany,
mach beloved by the Saviour, death had taken away
beloved brother. And when the Master heard
thereof, it ia said "Jesus wept." Thus burdened
and followed by his disciples and crowd of the Gu
rious, he came to the grave where. after having
commanded them to roll away the stone which lay
at ths tomos mouth, He cried, with loud voice.
Lazarus, come forth" Immediately the dead
moved in the tomb below, and a moment after La
zarus appeared The sisters are seen on the right,
clothed in mourning, while upon their countenances
are the clearest marks of JOY aad gratitude.
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New REFEcroRIEs.-We notice the establish
ment of a new and commodious refectory 18th,
between Main and Cary streets, entitled The
Shades" under the supervision OF Mr.. G. Ensbury.
Also, the new house, called the Franklin Hotel, on
Franklin street, under the charge Of Mr. F. kearns.
The exhibition at the Arbour" still continues free.
Mr. Thompson, Of Ouc House." receives the calls
of friends and visitors in the most cordial manner.
Aud Mr.. Barlow, of the Alhambra, sets forth, in a
most inviting style, toe deicacies of the season.
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q To the PubIic.- Your attention is in
vteo 10 the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MiNEIS 81 WATSON daily issuing from
their gallery. No ssh Main street, Mansion House
daily, are heard TO exclaim they are the bes. I've
ever seen they certainly TIE most natural
locktag eyes ever saw. as we have never
sorted 10 humbug. tried to write ourselves into
notice, ask the public to call and judge for
themselves. You are also notified hat our prices
are as low as any in this city Don't forget the
place. Ms 353 Main street. Mansion House.
no 80 MiNNIS AZ WATSON
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- To vocaiists and Public speak.
~ ers All VINO desire g distinct aad mar.
monious voice. should use Bryan's Pulmonic Wa.
fers occasionally they remove all irritation of the
Uvula, and greatly improve the nexibnity aud
power Of the voice. For sale by
jaA ] B WOOD, Druggist
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CASE OF Po1soNrNG.-On Tuesday evening, al
tex long chase of some fifteen miles In extent
constable Lewellen, of Henric0 county, succeeded
in making capture of a tree negro named william
Henry James, charged with attempting to poison
young free uegress, niece OF his wife, named
Frances Ann George Tae evidence, as our repor.
ter was informed. will prove that the poison in
The shape of a hsavy dose of morphine-wss ao-
mnstered in order to accomplish the act OF seduc-
ton The examination of witnesses in the case
will take place before Justices of the Henrco Coun
ty Court at II O'Clock this morning. Owing to the
absence of necessary witnesses on Tuesday last, the
case was adjourned over by Justice Lyme until to-
day.
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bottles for So.
Sold BY all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
ia u
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Henry q. Cannon, Attorney ar
DA Law, Office on Franklin, near Goyernor
street.
EY All business promptly attended to.
ia I-lmE
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superb Likenesses of Ladies'
SlMONS' Likenesses OF Ladies admired for
their rich delicate and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
of highly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
of an artistcsl Daguerreotype Those who have
the art ia its highest perfection are yiIed
to call and examine specimins
NJ P. SIMONS,
Ia 81 I5l Main str vet
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90 Cochin China Eowls.-I nav
49, for sale n isw pair OF Cachi. China snd
Shanghai Fowls All Fowls purchased of Ias
can be- relied upon as being VI pure stock, shoald
for them.
WIN. A. BUFFERS.
ja7 limit
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH |

For Friday. January 2sth 10 now ready ana lot
sale st this Office. 1t embraces large and interest
;,g variety of editorials sketches OF Int resnns
lectures and public n ceilings, proceedings oil Inc
Legislature, with other miscellany, tales, poetry
eleanings. &c. Price three cents per single copy
or 81 per annum ia advance.
EXHIBITION CT THE DEAF AND DUMB AND TEE
BL1sD-A deputs ton of pupils from the ins'ilu'
ton at Stanton, having been brought hitnef oy III
srrlett one of the feathers at the Institution gave
an exhibition at the African Churchson Wednes-
day night, in the presence of over Thousand per
Cons, large proportion Of whom were ladies'
The exercises consisted of music on the piano.
violin. flute, &c, and the solution of the most din
cult problems as well as the simple branches OF
reading and writing, in all of which the pupils cls
PLAYED degree of proficiency rarely attained oy
those whom God has blessed with every natural
sense. tits indeed source of wonder, that those
beings Who are deprived of seeing and hearing-to
whum i, would seem that existence should almost
be burden-csu be taught TO exercise other facul
ties to such an extent as those whom we witnessed
at the African Church The Institution at Staurton
is an honor to the State, and We wish it manifold
success in its noble work.
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rE. Bakers r reminm Bitters-Hard
TO beat-stiif they come.-Edgwood, HenTico
Co e Baker Esq II hereby cerusy, that have
used your Bitrars i'll my family tor Is or 20 years,
and found them 10 De brat rate family medicine,
and have found them to effect everything that mas
been said OF them. IL is slso my opion that per-
sons In the constant use of them will never be a.
tackled with the gna ana Hevar
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1883.

u
Wholesale Dealers and Jo66erS ia Foreign and Do.
meStie Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Cdps,Se.,
FIRsr SrRaEr. EvANsvILLE, lsD.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
the trade generally to their unusually large md full
soitmeut of Spring and Summer ~ Goods which they
have now IN store. aud 10 which they will be daily re
ceiving additions through the coming season.
IL Is unnecessary for them To enumerate, particu
iarze the different styles; qualities. and varieties
their goods It's sufficient TO that their stock will
be found ful! and complete with ever. description OF
goods suitable for the Western mark et all OF which
have been selected with particular regard quality
style and price. and which, from their long expt
in the trade they confidently recommend to their
friends md the trade in general.
Their stock of Boots aud shoe Is also large aud
pcte, consisting Of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes
Monroes and Brogans Of all Kinds and va'iees Wo
ensand Misses Caters, Bootees. Shoes. Slippers
and Buskins, with ChildreD's Shoes and Bontccs oi
every Kind and price. all of which they at extraor
binary low prices being purchased in Boston for cash
exclusively.
They have also on hand fine assortment Of Hats
Cars AMI Bonnets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear. -
They earnestly request of buyers an examination oi
their stock before purchasing elsew here they
VIII sell at prices as low, AMI terms advans geo,s
as can be met with at ST. Louis, Cincinnati ANY other
Western market -ra ..-- ~. --e CD = q -
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Evansville Ird
yULCANIZED INDlA RUBBER
Machine Belfing.

WE experience Of The last five years has gained for
TINS belting the confidence of the consumers: this,
together with the act that great hav
been made IN the quality, the manufacturers
asssrt ITO DC superior TO leather nyhiug else.
Tor all open Belts, (nore especially for heavy or main
Belts for the iollowi < reasons:-
/. The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
il will retain.
=. No danger of heat under see degrees Fahrenheit
inJuresi and 1t remains flexible H. any degree of cold
B. Ii Is Of great strength and durability does not slim
on the p"iies, consequently gain of power is obtained
and when adjusted To machinery, does require alte
ation. as IS the case with leather any other.
f. In wide Betting, the cost is much below that OF
leather, otht r.
" "a large as ertment always hand. and furnished
OF given lengths at the shortest notice. by.
decll-le52. BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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CERTIF.s.aTES.

RocKPoRr STEAM MILLS, April 1850.
AGEsTs or TIE BosToN BELTING COMPANY: Gents
As prospects the Vulcnized Rubber Betting will
speak for Itself, having been two years in use. The
large main belt makes hundred and eighty revoiu-
tons per minute and are apparently good the day
they We're put on. We have also Lar ge quantity Of
the Railway Selling which is also doing very we'll
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
+t- NAUsKEAG CoTroN Mills. SALEM. April Z. 1850
AeENIs BosTos BELrIsG CoMpAky: Gents
In reply Ia inquiries. would say, that. after the
oi the Vulcanized Rubber Belts manufactured b,
the u son Betting Company, for two years. fully
satisfied with their operai on, although ut first TAKEN
matter o Necessity, drive the machinery that was
stopped by the failure OF the gears adopted this pur-
pose The kailwyy Betting had of, you for the Com
ductors complained of by the oyerseer that started
them properly adjusted b, successor and have
been in operation three years. and have worked WELL
requiring nc repairs or particular attention; which
fact am Of the opinion, when first pat at work, the
were Kept 200 tightly trained the pullies 49,
Respectfully yours.
4- EDWARD SMITH, Ire S. Naumkeag Mills.
CocHEco Name Co., liovsR. ". H., April, 1850
AoEsrs OF The BosroN BELTINs CoMPANY Gents
We have had one or our Vucanzcd Rubber Belts one
hundred aud en feet long and twelve inches wide, in
1--WE aud will say, if another wanted we
shouid use the Rubber rather than leather. q.
Vourstruy. .- RS .r-I GEO. MATHENSON -
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. GRAVES FAMIIY M 1v,,,f-ry,S,,9.c

DIX. G1Av Is aMILY ME OICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague pin. III, -,
all their complicated forms. - : ' '
Also his popular Anti Bilious Anti Dyspeptic purifv
ing and catnartic Pills. that have been SO n,nc ,n,
Of for the of Dyspepte Liver complaint and in
Mercury.
Also his Pain Extractor that fails 10 give Imedi
ate relief from pain in the ourns or scalds
old Jlce Scald and letter. and very valuable for
Rheumatic palms. and pains in the br .ast.
Also his Cholera Pills, for Diarrhaa. Dysen.ery O.
Flux. &c.
Also his Worm Pills exec ent worm DESTROYER and
viii, expe them from the systematic above p-epara-
tons have besn sold aud extensively made for
eight years past. throughout The Western States, and
stands high in The estimation of thousands that
cured by them. Sold y
KELLER & FARNSLEY.l
CRAWFORD BELL piusgiS's
Evansville I'd SANITY
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Belle Vue Gardens.

'aE proprietor ofthis garden aud public house has
urs'! rehttsd the bdilns, aud improved the
nav rsaiy to receive visitors This place OF re.
= ~ tI's on the river bans just below Pigeon Cr5ch
- aii Is IN snort walk from the the city.
h'llS,h les af all kinds DO Obtained and wants
% Hl",Fs carefully attended to. The undersigned will
my6-u TOUv N an a 'tsrtItsv,y:
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
NEW ARRIVAL CT SPRING AND
SUMMER GSODS

@S@V Ats1NAV I'D OF SP VlNf AND
SUMMER GOODS.
VIE undersigned have Just received and are openiny
l. now 1t thei store Water str. ct near orn.r al
ain very large and handsome stock Of spring Good
- SFAAAs NSoNS'
20 cases Fancy Prints, of the lates. style;
~ do French Lawns:
do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins;
do bleached Muslins:
. 9 do Kip, as and French Cottonades
Also large .ssortment of Swiss Muslins Jaconets
black and Fancy Silks. Bareges Embroideries Swis.
and Jaconet Edgings and Iasertings, Tire aud Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro vn aud blea,be.,
ole"lohs Gloves, Hosieries, aud good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
"A hne stock of ready made Gentlemen's and Bows
Clothing. Hats, Caps, &c. NC. We are now ur-,areJ
10 supply all calls either Wholesale or retail AZ eheaper
rate than ever before. Call and examine lin. Coons
We have just received, they are worthy of examina
ton. mh26 If WM. LoEWENTHAL $50.
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HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL,
PAINTING

M w. IiLESTONis ready to receive AMI prornplIy
attend 10 orIes ia his line OF business his sbon
on q &c Isl tssst III 81 irs below the Slr.,I I,s,
eorn'r OF atley IL; Pr5p lrsd xerut m St
IAN ani 'hc! SiSu Painting in all its varetie. I1
ti1ns OF Wool, VI Irble &c, aud Oruarnr,t = p;n,
g,dsrIlly He sb sd cts orders Tor Ious -
the shop door. 49,, -" ~, - sislo
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COtlK,, FAMILY t:nOrE7fy

rINlIE undersigned has ths DAY opened In Incl,s new
l. building First street, betw Main aud Ioru., .
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own s.,,to,
from Eastern markets, which will sell At low price,
Tor cash. or Produce Of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Bu,,er
Cheese, Lard, Poultry and other leading ARTICLES far The
table, direct from the farmers, having made
Ia be supplied several timcsa week during The Summer
with all kinds Of Country Produce. All good. purchased
at COOKS Will he delivered al the residence or
" desired, have <el wagon esneriav for rha
nurpose therefore solicit share of public patronage
anu wiz Wy To merit It, Please call examine m,
s'"eA' lJo'"u I'll. COOK.