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SAVE youR Olp RAes-The ptjce of nrintine
paper has advanced fifteen per cent within the
past three months, account of the scarcity of
rags. Save your old rsgsi 1'f-dC
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ALExANDRlA, April Is, 1858.

New YopK STATE CoLoNiZATIoS SocIETY.--The
New York State Colonization Society celebrated
it's twenty first anniversaryiast (Tuesday) night
at METROPOLITAN Hail, New York. The audience
was very numerous and highly respectable. Hon
Theodore Ffeing huysen occupied the chair, sup
ported on either side by Rev. DR.. De Witt D. NJ
Reese ESQ.,, Captain Foote, United S ates navv
Mr. Van Arsdae,. Mr.. West, Pennsylvania and
other gentlemen of high standing Express
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Among the arrivals at Wizards Hotel we note
the names of Governor George F. Fort, of New
Jersey; Hon. Thomas Allison, of New Jersey;
Hon. Daniel B. Bodine, of New Jersey; Daniel
Mar, esq, of New Jersey; Ole Bull, formerly of
Norway, but more recently of the United States;
and L. Turner and family, of New Orleans
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syphon for dairymen is now in use in Scot.
land, by means of which the milk lie drawn awsv
from the cream, instead of Swimming the cres m
off the milk. as4oN . = " 8r6
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Coz WIN. 6corr HAYNES, who figured conspic-
uousIy in the Lopez expedition, died at New Or
leans on the 9TH instant. He was native OF Bed
ford, Va,
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tst COMMENCEMENT AT HARvARp.-It is stated that
Charles Sumner has been elected, by the ''Story
Association" of the Dane Law School Of the Uni
versty, to deliver the annual address before that
Association in commencement week. .g5..,..f &
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The AMERICAN ANTISLAvERY Society met at
New York on the 11th instant, apparently in high
spirits that they were permitted to meet once more
In that city since their dispersion in 1850. Among
them were Wendell Phillips, Edmund Quincy,
and Francis jackson, from Boston long prayer
was made by Quaker; after which the notorious
Garrison took the stand and made speech in
which he exulted that Calhoun, Clay, and w eb-
ster had gone to their final account and boosted
that the anti slavery star was in the ascendant
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UNUSUAL CASE OF HvDRopHoBIA.- William
Gray, aged sixteen, died with hydrophobia at New
York, on the 10th instant, from the bite of dog
four years previous.
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The american La,o Register, for May, is at hand
Edited by Messrs. ASA l. Fish and HeNaY WAR
TON and published by THOMAS CowpERTHwAlTl
& Co.. Philadelphia; and by JOHN S. vooRHIEs
New York.
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TRIAL OF aSwAN.-Robert Swan. who killed
William O. sprigg, at Cumberland, Maryland, is
at length to be tried for the offence BY John 8.
Iyeon' aPPointed special judge for the purpose.
The term OF the court will be held in July
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The New YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD AGAINST
THE WORLD Such is the caption Of an article in
the owego Gazette. Judging from recent acct
dents, contemporary observes, the came could
be said of most of the roads, 80
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PRAIsEwoRTHY PEReEvERANcE.-The name of
the man whose efforts finally resuscitated Miss
Griswod, the occasion of the late railroad acct.
dent at Norwaik, is Lynus Benedict, not Lucius,
as printed.s He continued his efforts three hours
after the medical gentlemen had declared restora
ton impossible, ,sand the body had been placed
among the dead He is a stage driver.
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Z Col N d. BuRRow and Col. w :. r. CA,n have
been named as craticcaudidates for Congress
in Arkansas. isltS ana ss4at9q'F
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New Publications.

n Record of the First Exhibition of the Metropo,i
ton Mechanics Institute, held in the east wing Of
the Patent Office, in February and March, 1853
has just been issued from the press of Mr.. H. POLK
Unborn, in this city 1t contains catalogue of th,
articles, the report Of the committee on awards tn,
addresses of Mr.. Chandler and Professor Henry
with sundry other information relative to the Elk.
hibition.
eGodey's Ladys Book, for June, hal been received
and ia as usual quite attractive
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POISONED BY EATING FIsH.-A family, nine in
number, were poisoned at New York, on the sOth
uitimo, by eating shad which had been purchased
at market, and ono of them, Mrs Jones, has since
died from this cause. The physicians, on post
mortem examination, gave it as their opinion that
the fish eaten had contained some poisonous sub.
stance.
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Sec. 200. Consiables shall pa over
10 the psrty entitled thereto, all Ioney
received BY them in their official caaciiy,
Iii demand be made BY such pay, his
agent or attorney, a any time belre he
returns the wris upon which y has
received il; II no, paid over By ,haIlime,
he shall pay the same 10 the juslicSwhen
he returns the writ.
Sec. POI. Conslables shall beIiablc
TO ten per cent. penalty upon the AMOUNT
Of damages for which judgmen, nay be
entered against them for failing somake
return, making false return, or iaing to
pay over money by them collected, OF
received in their official capacity and
such judgment must include in addition
TO The damages and costa, the pnal,y
herein provided.
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ARTICLE XIV.


Sec. 222. TIE act defining the pow
ers and duties Of Justices Of the peace
and cons,a ables, passed March l4,h, 1881,
and acts amenda.ory thereto, passed De-
cember 3ls,, 1881 February 25th, 1888; /;
March Sd, 1884; March IL, 1874; Fe-
bruary l7th, 1916; February 8, lo47;
February 24th, lS4S; March 2Sd, ls49.
The act allowing jurors before justices
ofthe peace, passed February l4sb, 1910,
and acts amenda,ory thereof, passed
March 4th, ls45; February 23d, 1896.
The act allowing and regulating attach
men,s before jusiices Of The peace, passed
Jsnuary T,b, 1924, and acts amenda,ory
thereof, passed January 10th, 1889: Fe.
bruary 9Th, and March l4lb, 1850. The
&C. 10 revive certain acts therein named.
passed March 18th, lS45; sections l, 5,
and 6, Of an act 10 regulate proceedings
before Justices Of the peace, passed
March Gath, lS49, and an act defining
the duties Of Justices Of the peace and
constables in civil cases, passed March
25th, 1851. The act entitled an oct TO
regulate the action Of forcible entry and
deiainer passed February 25th, 1881,
and acts smendatory thereof. passed
February 23d, 1895; March 18th, 1913;
January 22d, 1914, January 18th, ls45;
February 9th, 1916; March 10Th, 1850,
the 4,h section Of an &C. for the protec>
ton Of purchasers at Judicial and tax
sales, and an act amenda,ory thereof,
passed February 5, lS47. The &c, al
lowing and regulating wrils Of replevin
before Justices Of the peace, passed
February l4tb, 1916, and The &C, supple
men,nry thereto, passed March l4'h, 1850,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 223. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the lst
day Of July, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred aud ffty-three.
JAMES G.. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
GEORGE REX,
President Of The Senate, pro. .empose.
March ID, 1858.
I, JoHN MorRoE, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing law has been care
fully compared by me, and 10 in accor-
dance with that certified 10 by the
Secretary Of State.
JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
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log judgment, who shall indorse thereon,
the sum Tor which he shall have entered
Judgment, provided the same shall in no
wise exceed one hundred dollars, unless
Judgment thereon shall have been con.
fessed, and shall subscribe his name
thereto. And upon payment or tender
Of Vie amount Of such payment, together
with the costs accruiDg thereon, OF secur-
ing the payment Of the same by putting
in bail for the stay Of execution, Il shall
not be lawful tOr the plaintiff to institute
any other suit OF suits upon said bond,
sealed bill, pEomissory note or other in.
s!rument Of writing, for the recovery OF
any further sum or sums, the payment OF
which is secured BY the same bond,
sealed bill, promissory note or other writ.
ten evidence Of indebtedness: Provided,
that whom an appeal shall be taken from
tho judgment Of such justice, il shall be
his duty TO deliver or transmit any bond !,
scaled bill, promissory note or other
written evidences, produced before him
on trial. 10 the clerk Of the court Of COM
mon pleas, 10 which sGch cause shall
have been appealed, on or before the
second day Of the term Of the court next
after taking such appeal: Provided, also,
that nothing herein contained shall be
construed 10 lessen or in any wise effect
the right which any creditor now
have TO demand from any justice o! the
pence, any joint and severa! obligations,
for the purpose Of prosecuting any party
to said obligation other than the party
against whom :he judgment may have
been rendered.
Sec. 220. II shall mot be lawful for
any justice Of the peace TO purchase any
judgment upon any docks. 10 his posses
sion, and for so doing for every such Of
fence such justice shall for..i. and pay a
sum not more than fifty, nor less than ten
dollars, TO bs recovered by an action
before any cour. having jurisdiction there
Of and whom collected, shall be paid into
the treasury Of the township where such
offence was committed.
Sec. 22l. The provisions OF this &C.
do no. apply to proceedings in actions =
suits pending when il takes effect. They
shall be conducted to final judgmsn, and
determination in all respects as il il had
no. been adopted.
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ARTICLE KIN.
Of Constables ana their dalies.

-1 = V''sts'DtC u''u u''u s'ssH uUstsSa
See. 1872. Conslables shall be elected
for the term Of one year, and shall con-
inus in Office until their successors are
slec.ed and qualifsd.
Sec. 1873. Every constable before he
enters upon the duties Of bis Office, shall
take an oath or affirmation before person
authorized 10 administer the same, 70
support the constitution Of The State oI
Ohio, and faithfully 10 discharge the
duties sa constable during bis c0niinu-
ancs In Office, according to The best Of
bis skilI end ability.
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SETTLEMENT OF GUARDIANS
ACCOTINTS

NTOTICE is hereby given thar James
lN Wooddell, Administrator Of the Estate
Of William Henderson, decensed, has filed in
the Office OF the Probate Court, of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, the ac-
counts o! the deceased, as guardian of his
minor heirs; said accounts will be examined
on the 10Th day Of August, 1858.
JOHN DIXON, ,FrSbats Judge,
June .th, 1853. ess
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
In Of Putnam county that there will be q
petition presented to the Commissioners OF
Putnam county, at their next Session, pray
ing for the location and establishment of a
county road, commencing at the north cast
corner OF the south west quarter Of the south
west quarter of section .hirty-6ve. in Plea
sant township, Putnam county, Ohio, to run
thence south to the county line, of said
ADAM VANMETER.
June 8, 1853. 635
lust RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot Of superior N. O. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Molasses, Coffses, q choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c.
WIN. g. All. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1853. 629
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GYTHES and Sy,he Sneaths, Rakes,
- Forks, Hoes, &C., &c, for sale
AT TAYLoRs' STORE.
April 26, 1853. 62o
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HERE is YOUR REMEDYs
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS Sure OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS.
cTIFrEpINI(x

81 MOSA NI1eAOOLOOS OOkE OE
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS.
SUFFERING.
Extract OF Letter from Mr.. William, Galpinl
of70, ST. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
SIR, the age Of l6 my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, aad ever since lha,
lime they have been more or less sore,
aud greatly inAamed. Her agonies were
distrasiing, and for months together she
was deprived entirely Of rest and sleep.
Every remedy tina. medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the state of her
legs was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her to try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented to do 20.
She commenced six weeks ago, and,
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, withou. seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis-
turbed. Could you have Witnessed the
aufferings Of my wife during the last 45
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of so greatly alleyiatng the sufferings of
a fellow. creature. (Signed)
WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of RushclifFe. near
near Hudders6eld, dated May 9lst, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
SrR, II suffered for period OF thirty
years from bad leg, the result Of two
or three different accidents at Gas Works
accompanied by scorbu.ic symptoms. l
had recourse 10 variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am
putated, yet, in opposition TO that opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have effected o
complete cure IN SO shor,a time, that few
who had not witnessed il would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can bs
verified by Mr.. W. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, Huddersfeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent. dated Decsm-
ber 3th, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR SlR,-My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all TO
no use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivslled
medicine, determined ogain 10 use your
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate il
was did so, for in less than month q
perfect euro was effected, and the bsne-
f, that various other branches Of my
family have derived from their use 10
really astonishing. / now strongly re-
command them to all my friends.
(Siened) FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used coDjoin'ly
with The Ointmen, in most Of the follow
ing cases:-
Bad Legs, Goui,
Bad Breasts, Glandular S~elliAgA
Burns, Lumbago,
Bunione, Piles,
Bite Of Moschetoes Rheumatism,
aud Sand Flies, Scslds,
Coco bay, Sore Nipples,
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THE KALIDA VENTURE,
is PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY,

ny JAMES MACK ENzIE.
Observation-Disclosures. Sc 90
To clubs ofthree or more, each'"'..' ! 5o
ApvERrIslNe--For one square weeks oO
For each Observation-Disclosures :.....''' -
YrArLY ADyERTIsINe will be charged /.
for one square or ess........,.-.'.''..." 20
For one ~ W
n-y- All letters on business should be
y, -nnsd in rdertoreeeivs attention.
Produce taken IN pay fep cub ssripaeA.
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KELLS s. CALDWELL

hELID q JtaIO w HIL,
(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL X COZ
Importers and Wholesale dealers IA Drugs,
Nlcdicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST
AVlNG purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus &C., OF the firm OF James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers andthc public
generally. All goods warranted.
retiring romtEc Drug business, we take pleasure IN
recommending favorable consideration our successors
Messrs KeIIs% IL Caldwell and hesitation in saying
That customers, and dealers generally viii re-
Ceive that attention accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share oi,patTonogc.
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DY section 1o of Ordinance OF the city OF heel
ing in relation the appointment, ToTeTs and duties
OF Sanitary ommittees and Board of Health ot the CITY
OF Wheeling, it is enacted: 80.
mission from the council Board of Health, or any hI
members thereof bring TO be brought or 70 ao
assist in bringing within city, one having e
small Asatic cholera any other disease me m
PRODUCTION OF which shall ohbted by any otde OF
the board helth notice OF such order having been
given by apubeatiom thereof in any newspaper
this city, unless such person shall all posslne care
and diligence TO prevent any communication with tue as
eased except by physicians and ana Sna
its of the city Every offending nst the prov
sons or this section shall forfeit and to TIE city not
than fifty than Eve hundred dollars lor eve
ry such ofe1ce.''
iunel-3ul
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NEW FIRM.

MESSRS. CAYwooD, CONKLIN Sc Co,
Ea having purchased the entire stock OfStoves, TIM
fssA Copper and Sheet Iron ware of T. &. Culbcrt:
Ss49S son, would respectfully inform the citizens oil
ffsSsSz Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry oil
lie business Of manufacturing Tin, Coprer, aud Sheet
iron Ware which they have constantly oil hand good
assortment Wholesale, and Retail; low for cas
all persons wishing purchase would do well to call and
nee us at No 19 Union ST., at hs old and well known
sIanI heretofore occupied by r. e. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to Tcnairing -
Wheeling Aue. 21. CAYWOOD. CONKI.IN q 20
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DA ERBE BEOIY PEi- -EALIEhY
ssz. A.C. P!ssERIDGS Il invites
Y24sE95t5-lI>SS Sattenom his Daguerrean Rooms ami
iSA B31 1ESSfT Apparatus, the result OF years OF
,ESEHESYtJ experience and close application 10 the
AssG5sEt $4@yP art. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve.
,cps yich time and proper have proven valuable
c ~, nronisr to produce LikencsSes combining al! the
bc,mtr and rerIeon which yet been attained by the
For he attractive and conmOdious style in which his
rooms arc fitted up invites the public to call and eXa
inc FOR themselves Ills Cabinet OF Specimens are always
open for inspection. a., .:, 49, T.,
-rOrs also mOrtcm kcnesses taken at short hoce.
L well selected stock OF mate Pl'"S'
cases. lockets. always on hand anu lor sac; ,c
Rooms, No. :S6 Monroe ST., near the fOsl omoe
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PnrronIzc XOTr own NI"""'
CaeturCS.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
a stnn articles the various fabrics now IN use al
GITIIS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Mhcct.
ing The curious in such matters are invited 70 eau anu m SSe
chase Silks wholesale retail be supplied ontca
able terms Gs Store, adjoining the Factory Or ~ a.
IOr's and O. W. Hciskll's Wheeling, Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. ll9. Main
st ect, Cincinnati, o. , ,.,,,
our Fabrics are warrcntcd all pure Silk and have taken
tho HIGHEST PREM UNS, and gold and silver metlas'
ot Inc American Institute, New York, Franklin institute
PhiIodcpha, and Ohio State Fair We arc cons antiy
manufacturing stock is now large and scas"3 PIC
cOmDrisinr many varcties-Vclves, satns Nesgs urcS
silks Iringcs cravats handkerciefs, of white, black,
plaid figured and printed, all the newest Syes' nouS o'
and aIr hose for gentlemen. -.
can manufacture Ordcrsforcvery variety ostlkspronrt'
iy executed o.,,. ,...-,..
heF"Ln''NNiO JOIIN w. G I'll.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS HAMP PS,
Patent phosrc.,e Gns,


FoRBUR IN THE sA ME.
This Lamp for producing portable Light, is confidently
Teeommended as superior any other in use.
TIE LIGHT is produeed by the burning of an aerorm
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
GOrations in Patina.
The Gas is generated it is used by the heat ofits
in tile Lamp Thus it is perfect and portable apparatus
for cTeatirg and burning aeriform Gas.
its entirely emoyed and the great simplicity OF
its renders less liable to out ofordcrthap
any Other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Canphene Lamps, and burns equally
we either with without glass globe or shade5 and per
Iecty free from smoke or odor
opinions ofthe scientific be learned from the fact
that at the Annual Fair American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and Di
poma the at the same was pronounc
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
J. K. DUNHA8fSs co.
No. 90 Monroe St, near the Post Office
selp1T Wheeling, Va
Do sALE.-A fine horse, 8 years old. Alsoone work
I horse. ap1 S.AVRRY.
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TODD & DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Il MI ALL D., C.o..tL Ea,L nf

Sign of The Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
4 RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fail and
n Winter boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
great care and manufactured the best workshops
sale and Retail trade To our regular customers all
others who favor with call offer you goods
guarantee equal in quality material and work
manshp, those manufactured i'll this or any art Of the
uEitCl States TODD & DEVOL.
SaT,0
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORRS,
sc MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
ucnts in the East for the supply of Marble, ana son
tCmna the erection Steam works. he wouli invite
tho attention OF rchccs, Builders, and the public IN gen
nl to the nsnertion his stock, consisting OF Italian,
ytian Sienna American other Marbles of tho finest
qualities which can sold lower than other establish
Dealers would find their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and lie
would invite the attention of purchasers TO examine his
stock Satuary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
oanhs Tmbs Head and sones &c, and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior ac
tiles supply this work at lower prices ta
any other csta bishment i'll the country.
Please give me a call and examine my work.
~ o NICHAE Ell J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder
u5sAlso Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models, and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. y.N.