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.AnotAe, BAHIA greater hum
bug than thslsss, where's the Fool
Killer. The Orleanian says: s.
During the imperial Wit Of the
emperor and empress Of France 70 the
cathedral at Amiens the bishop and
clergy presented to them the head Of
St. John the Baptist, which has been
in the custody Of the cathedral for
900 years. It was brought from Con.
stantinople at the time Of the Crusa-
ders, and is preserved in crystal and
enshriued in gold. The skull has
been reduced to the frontal bore aud
upper jaw. A small hole in the bone
over the left eye is believed to have
been caused BY the knife of the exc.
cutioner. The relic is held in great
veneration in France.
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MAnRr.-Jeremy Taylor says if
you are for pleasure, marry-if you
prize rosy health, marry-and even
if money be your object, marry. A
good wife is heavens best gift to man
his angel and minister Of grace in
numerable-his gem Of many virtues
his cask Of jewells--hcr voice is
sweetest music--her smiles, his bright
est day--her kiss, the guardian Of his
innoceuse--her arms, the pale of his
safety, the balm Of his health, the bal.
sam Of his life--her industry, his
surest wealth--her economy. his safe
est steward---her lips, his faithful
couusellors-her bosom, the safest pill
low of his cares--and her prayers. the
ablest advocates Of heaven blessings
on his head. -A JAS
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TThe Emperor Nicholas leads a
life of the most feverish activity. lie
rides, walks, hollso review, superin-
tends a sham fight, goes on the water
gives a fete, exercises the navy, and
all in the same day. lie travels in
cessantly, passes over, at least, fifteen
hundred leagues every season, and
those who are attached to his person
have to share his fatigue. The EN-
press who will follow him everywhere,
loses her health by doing SO, and it is
said'that the young Grand Duke Con-
stantine will fall victim to the mode
of travelling adopted by his father.
Nicholas is in the habit Of travelling
not less than seven leagues in an opee
caleche.
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! Particular Notice.

THE Undersigned having determined
i upon colsing his establishment in this
city, for the purpose If moving to Stony
Point, would respectfully invite all those
indebted TO him. to settle their accounts on
or before the LIST of January 1854
From that date. no arcohnt will be made
as all sales will be exclusively for cash.
All the leading and staple articles. ap-
pertaining TO the grocery business. will be
sold at the lowest market prices. A large
and varied sssor'men. Of shelf goods, such
Crockery, Cutlery, Wines. rordeals. Sweet
Meats, &c, &C.. will be sold at small adj
vance.
All goods remaining on hand on the first
Of May next, will be closed out at auction
without reserve. Also for sale, tie lease
and fixtures of the store and dwelling, now
occupied by him; said lease has four years
to run from February next.
nov 80. ST. BLANCHARD.
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To the Ladies.

Mrs. BLANCHARD wishing TO close
lV1 Business, for the purpose Of residing
in the country, VIII from this date. sci! the
entire stock Of MiI,nary and Fancy articles
at prices to suit purchasers.
The stocS at present consists Of better
assortment than has ever been offered TO
the ladies'. A great many fancy articles,
toys tor children, perfumerv Of every des-
cription, fancy soap. powder boxes. hair
brushes, buffalo and shell combs, parlor and
mantle ornaments gentlemen's kid gloves
and cravats There will be lotteries at all
times through the winter.
No credit given and no goods taken from
the store until the money is paid. nov20tf
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H-Below We give . complete list
Of the Senators Of the next Legislature.
Such as have I to their names, are
the newly elected, the Others are MEM
bers ofthe last Legislature whose term
of service has not yet expired
Orleans. rhos. J. Mckay, ". ". King, J. 4.
Brand, 4 J. X. McMurdo.
Plaquensine, 81 Bernard, and 0rleans, r. =.
Cashier Lacoste.
JEFFERSON and 81 Charles, ". R. raylor,+ A.
Y. Trudeau.
81. Jo1,. he Baptfw, ST. yanses and Ascension,
A Theriot, d. =. Kenner.
Assumption, Layourchs and Tsrrscosns, P.
Key, E. Il. Kittridge.
S. Mdyv, w. r. Palfrey.
ST. Martin, John Moore.t
Lljdyetts and YesmiHion, D. Pellerin.
St. Ldndsy and Cdtcasfea, D. A. Martel, A.
Dupre.
Ibe,rius and West Baton Rouge, Norbert Lowe
Louis Hebert.
Point Coupe, G. W. Clifton,
H. Baton Rouge and Liringston, @. 8. Lacey.
81. Helena, 81. Jammdny ind Warrington, II.
Richardson.
East Felscfana, @. ". Munday.t
West Ftitofdnd, nc. Wicklif
1royeites and Rdpides W. =. Grimm, Michael
Ryan
Nacaitoc1ies and Winu, L. G.. De Russey.t
Madison ana Cdrro2 W. s. Scott. I
O,sehita, Union, Moo1etouse ind Jdckson, B.
" odtalou,a, Franklin and Caldsoea, Mark
Boatner.
Concordia and 7ensas, Douglas skivers.
Cudd0, DeiSoto and lSftine, b. L. Hodge.
CldibOne and Booster. J. u. Evans.
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I TAxEs.-There is no business, in
the manner in which taxes are levied
on all dealers, in this corporation.
There is no justice in placing all on a
par. larg, and small dealers, and taxing
them alike. The ma1 who sells but
$500 during the year, and whose
stock is never worth more than $500
should not be required to pay as much
as the dealer in thousands. An aa
palorem tax should be paid On stock
rs well as real estate, and then trade
is not monopoly.
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E9yThe Louisville Journal says
that the steamboats, have agreed to
take no tobacco out ofthe Cumberland
river for less than five dollars per
bogshead; other freight, charged pro-
portionately. There is a strong in
clination on the part Of shippers at
GAINESVILLE to resist the extortion, and
to do so effectually there is some tax
of building boat to run between that
place and Cairo.
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Personal DrFrIeULTY.-A diff

Personal DIFrleULTY.-A diff
Guilty occurred recently, at Carthage.
Miss, between Col. McClung and Mr..
Singleton, rival candidates for Con-
gress. McCluug was stating posi-.
ton taken by Singleton, when the lat
ter broke in with II said no such
thing" you said precisely that
thing, was the reply of MeClung.
Singleton Immediately rose and said.
You cannot in,imidate me, sir )"
whereupon Nc Chung kicked him
They came together Immediately, but
were separated by the crowd. Nc
Chung proceeded with bis speech, and
no aliusion was afterwards made by
either party to the matter.-Shreves.
port Democrat
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New REVOLUTIONARY Journal. -
The Courier des Ekas Unis, Of the
2lst inst, acknowledges the receipt Of
a new bi-weekly European revolution.
airy Journal, which was to commence
its regular appearance on the 18th
inst. 1t is called lie Progress :.
journak de ia Revolution" will be
edited by democrats of all nations,
and is to be published at Payerne in
Switzerland. The editor says:
We have chosen Payerne, la Broye
and the Canton de Wand, as the centre
Of our publication, because, as Swiss,
We have right to the liberties con-
secrated by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
there, removed from the centre of
government, we can remain isolated
from tina political passions which d.
vide the populations of ci,ies-because
tired of occult and mercantile infuen-
cies, we desire to judge things with
ont Partially, and to oppose institu-
tons with being obliged to engage
with personalities that sustain them.
This Journal is expected to have a
wide circulation, and to exert much
influence.
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FAMINE IN CHrNA.-To the hor-
rors ola civil war devastating China,
have been added those of a terrible
famine which prevails in some prov
inces. The Imperial Pekin Gazette,
q paper which in this case would rath-
or conceal than exaggerate the truth,
states that in the province Of Shan
tung the corpses literally stfew the
fields.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-02

u u Preparatlons are aifeady oeihg
made about town, for the accommoda-
ton 1--WE dislike the word accommo-
date" it sounds ike "taking in y
Of the members of the next General
Assembly, and "toreign' thieves
are intermixiug with our own domes.
tic stock, and are connecting deep
schemes, for the surplus revenue.
There are innumerable candidates in
the field for Clerkships, Door keepers
Sergcants, soups, and subs, of low and
high degree. We have seen many
private circulars, cards and certifi-
Gates, brief and lengthy, setting forth
the modest claims and humble pre-
tentions of candidates, in the most
chastc and appropriate languauge.
Some 60 to the unnecessary trouble of
showing that they have serted the
great Democrat party in the various
capaciie les of coal-scuttles, and scene
Shutters. Oue circular before us says,
the applicant done all he could for
the election of SIidell to the Senate.
This candidate was a sub-Enrolling
clerk in the last assembly, and drove
q free omnibus il the late city cleo
tion-the " omuibi that took cheap
voters to the polls-such as only cost
Eve" piece. We like to hear
candidates set forth their modest pre-
tentions, and struggle in their Ian
guage to keep the most prominent
services in the ack-ground. Office
seeking nowadays is one of the learn
ed professions, and man must have
the ability to do more than make a
French bow. and say "allow me sir,
to present my card" | am a candl'
date (for anything that has a salary to
iD. The already-old Gothic Building
that stands on the front side Of the
town, and looks down at its shadow,
in the mighty, but muddy Mississippi,
las been swept out, and the commit
tee rooms re.opeued. The wine res
eryoir at the top ofthe round tower is
nearly ready for Sewell Taylor, and
the plumbers tubes that are to con-
duct it through the establishment
will be ready in a few days. The
gas arrangements for light, are near
ly finished. 1.-THE next general assem-
bly, does not make good laws it will not
be for want of good liquor, good light,
good lodgings and other good accom-
modations.
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INDIAN PAYMENrs.--Gen. Fletcher
Wiunebago agent, arrived at St Paul
Min, on the 18th ult, from St. Louis,
bringing with him 1000 in gold,
for the payment Of the different annu.
tiles to the Sioux, Winnebagoes and
Cippewar, to be distributed about as
follows Sioux, $4,000 Winnie.
bagoes, $4,000; and Chippewas,
$1,000.
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GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
BATON ROUGE::::":::DEO. 2, 1859.
WEnu's GREAT HrppopRoMH,

WELcH's GREAT HrpPopRoMB.-
This establishment is in town, and
will exhibit this evening anl to-mor-
row afternoon and evening. Doors
open at 81 o'clock, performance to
commence at 7 P. NJ, on this evening,
and at 2 in the afternoon, and 81 in the
evening tomorrow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-02

Ey The Clinton Wing pronounces
the health Of that town good, and
gives assurance to absent citizens that
there is no danger to be incurred by
visiting the place.
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Ncm H0pcrtiSe m E INST.
Court Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Payish

Of East Baton H0Nge.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon.
ID VIM. B. Robertson, Judge Of the 9th
Judicial District of the State OF louisiana
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that special term Of he 9Th
Judicial District Court Of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of East
BatoARouge, will be held at the Court
House of SAID Parish, on Monday the ninth
day Of January, next, A. D 1854 Eighteen
Hundred aud Fifty -four, it being the 2nd
Monday of said month, by the aforesaid
JuJge--to transact all business, Civil and
Criminal, and to try all cases as il the term
were a regular term of said Court, Nv it'll
jury II. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
December 2nd 1853.
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New READING OF AN ORB Morro.
The Boston Post gives the follow
ing as a motto for the union of wings
and free sellers
"United we stand"
'Propne1 ys do~'t faN"
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n-The Duke and Dutches de Bra
bant, the count de FLANDERS, and the
Princess Charlotte Of Belgium, with
the King himself, Of the Belgians, are
now ON q visit to her majesty the
Queen Of England. and there are no
EARTHQUAKE colicks in the earth to
s;ys evidence Of the fact.
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Notice to Contractors
Office Of the Baton Rouge. and Clinton |
Pink Ron1 ComDnnu

Office Of the Baton Rouge, and Clinton
Pink Road Company
BATON Rover, Nov. Goth 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this
L office until Tuesday next, December
9th 1853. for clearing the Timber and other
distinctions off of the Road from the Six
mile station, near Cypress Bayou, 70 the
Olive Branch-a distance Of about Is
miles in length.
A part OF the Work embraced in this Sec
ton has been performed under contract by
L. w. Cady. Proposals are invited for the
completion Of the work, as contracted for
by L. w. Cady. BY order of the Board.
ALFRED SHOPPERS, Sed'y.
.Aduocatc cosy i'd dec /. I'd.
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O6ice Of the Button Ronge and Clinton
Plank RDaH COnr,1ny,

TN conformity with the Charter of this
i Company,an election for seven drec-
tors, to serve for the ensuing wear, will be
held at the office of P. A. Walker, Esq.
on Monday, December 10Th 1883, under
the superintendance of II. 7. Waddill, ".
F. Tunnard and Eugene Lanoue, Commits
sioners. By order of the Board
dec I'd ALFRRD SHEPPERS. Secfy.
.Adpocote copy
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Ayyical If tie Promethus-John
Mitchell on Board-Grcdt EI-

citeMejt -
NEw YoRk, Nov. 80, 7.2O p. NJ
The Steamer Promethus arrived to-
day, from San Juan, with one million
and three quarters of dollars in gold.
Among her passengers was John Nit
chel, who was waited for by a crowd
on the wharves and in boats on the
river, and great excitement prevailed
generally. Mitchell, however, quietly
left the steamer and was conveyed to
the residence Of lis mother, IN Brook
lyn. lie was recognized and loudly
cheered at the ferry.
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To Sportsmen.

TINE undersigned offers to the sporting
i community very choice article OF
superfne sporting powder" Of DupoD's
manufacture, put up i'll handsome tin cam
nisters Of one pound each, at the low prlce
of fifty cents. This powder is guaranteed
to be fully ten per cent better than that
retaled from kegs, and for convenience and
safety, particularly recommends itself to
sportsnens notice.
A good supply always on hand.
dec lily. JOSHUA BEAL.
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O00er this ne0u, tD0 OIcSCenU VI
the 30th ult., has an interesting arti.
Gle, the unmarried sentiment Of which,
has often been embodied in this paper.
The Crescent speaks Of Father Cav
azzi, and says it does not see with
what right, or even decency, that fiery
fierce radical ex Priest, Monk, Catho.
lie, Or red-hot Jacobin, in politics or
religion, claims the attention Of the
Professionals in America" Nor do
we. Gavazzi's anti-papacy, has nobe
of the moderation Of Professionalism.
We think we discover the Jesuit in the
following extract, from one Of the
Gavazzi speeches; which seems de.
signed to have counter effect, from
what first glance at It, would indi.
cate:
The Republic of America was pros
porous, because she was Protestant /;
but in Europe, republics have failed
to prosper because they havehad too
much Catholic influence. There inhu-
ence waspoison to republics; it was. like
prussic acid to the human sys'em-
the most deadly of all posious-it was
death to Republic Such was the
case with Mexico, and in many of the
small republics of South America.
So it was in France, in Spain, and bis
own beloved italy.
We were destined to become the
best people in the world il we kept
ont the papal influence ; but if the
Pope could rule here, happy. proud
America would fall ike Italy, step by
step. until she would be despised by
the whole of the earth.
Then Gavazzi would leave US to be-.
lieve that no republican form Of Gov
ernment can exist without the intlu-
ence Of the Protestant religion This
has DO warrant in history the ancient
Republics ofRomc, Athens, and Car
thage; and,down to more modern times,
the governments Of Venice, Genoa ard
Florence were not republican in their
form, if we must believe Gavazzi
The absurdity Of Gavazzi's argument
is manifest in every word he gives ut
terence to. Il may be argued with
the same truthfullness, that no mon
archal form Of government can exist
without the aid of the Catholic relig.
ion, and the society Ct Jesuits.
We have always regarded what is
called, Gavazzi's mission, with dis
trustful eye, and after all should not
be surprised, ifhe turns out to be a
j Jesuit sent to advance the interest Of
the Catholic religion in this country.
It is very we'll for each sect of relig-
ionists to assert for argument sake,
that the pillars of government rest en-
their own shoulders, but facts-histo-
ry-experience, every thing shows to
the contrary.
1-Tbe Rev. Miss Antoinette i.
Brown, besides lecturing on Woman's
Rights and wrongs-moral phyloso-
ply, and metaphysics, has taken upon
herself the full Office of Clergy-wo-
man, and is uniting people in the
bonds of holy wedlock according to
the Presbyterian service. Delos AL
len was united to Miss Eliza w. De
Gamo, the other day, by the Rev.
Miss Antoinette the ceremony being
somewhat modified to suit the new or
der of things. Miss Eliza is said to
have blushed, when the Rev. Antoin-
cite, asked the feminine Allen to love,
honor, and obey Miss Eliza-which
he reluctantly did-Miss Eliza being
q strong minded woman, and the best
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an, SOAP AND oANDLEO--A lasgt
" lot Of very 6ne, just received and fos
sale. ldse;a .. N. HART 7 co.
OFF, q ~ 8dtcw Rcugs Asd Clisies I
Plank Road Company,
PROPOSALS. will be received ct the
L office Of This Company until Tueidsy
the 10th day Of January next. 1850 for
ditching and grading the Third and Fourth
Sections Of the Road comprising fcur miller
in each Section.) in accordance with the
specifications OF the Engineer TO be seen q
the office Of the Company Proposals. arc
invited for either one Of both Sections. By
order Of the Poarl
dec. /. ALFRED SHEPPERS, Ssnt.
AdUordfs copy.
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onr 81 H. Bato. Rosge and ciinso~

ONce 81 a. BatoN R0NEe and TintoW 4
Plank Road row,pdmy.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
In holders Of this company that an in
stallme..t Of ten per cent on the amount
ofstock tS2 SO per shared will be due and
PAYABLE on the first day Of February next,
tls54.) By order ofthe Board.
dec-l ALFRED SnrPRrRs: sect'y.
Advocate copy.
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Dien.

Die0.
On 2sth inst, in this city, ANDREW FIELD
ING, aged ---- years, soC Of Mr.. Andrew
BRADFORD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
Take Notice.

DY section ~ of The Ordinance OF the city of wheel
Ing. in relation to the appointment powers and duties
OF Sanitary oumttees and board OF Health the city
of Wheeling, It Is ehacted: l4et'af u s,s,5s
tIhat It shall be unlawful any person, without
mission the council Board OF Heaiths any this
members thereof bring be brought to ad
or assist in bringing within thin city having the
smallpox Asiatic cholera any other disease the IN
PRODUCTION OF which shall ohbited by OF
the Board heltth, having been
given by thereof in any m
this cityO unless such shall all possible care
and diligence 10 pTeeentany comnne eaon with te DIS
eased except by physicians aud sia
convey him prseticabe beyond the lin.
It's city veFy person the provt
sions this section slaI forfeit and pay TO che city not
ry such offence. - = ~
ByaFdef sthe Sanitary committee OF the End Ward
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS.
Pntent Ishosgenc Gas,

Nh F,o R uR,NING 6 In n llEssAdE. .-it
This Lamp for producing portable Light rs eoEdenh1
yeeopiInenaed superior any other to0 in 81 .t
THHE LlGHTis produced by the burning OF an aeriorm
Cas- which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
The Gas used, by the heat oGits
acting on the burner con1sced with the Liquid
for ereatire and burning aeTitorIn Gas. - : y
ITS is such that all or accident
IFS renders 1t less ahl to get out
other kind of Lamp trequres no cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Canphene Lamps and burns equally
we'll glass globe or shade and per
fectly free from smokeor odor. s1e fa So
opinions ofthe be learned from the1ac
that a. Tie Annual Fair OF the American
VERMEDAI to the Inventor, and Di.
nlona the Mahfa the It pronounc
cd the REsT LIGHT ever hibited TO the Institute
eThe above sale, " Wholesale and Retail, by
~ tss1sfi lss8 III iJt!K. DUNHAMde co, 1fiS4s
se3lt ~ Mo- 2S Monroe ST.. the Post office
sselni7 q sol iiE5. lls lrlieeiins. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-16
NEW FIRM

MEssRs.s CAYwooD, CoNKLINs &, CO.,
ia having purchased the entire stock ofSoves, Tin
FsS4 Copper and Sheet Iron. ware of T. 6. Culbert
heeiins and Vicinity. thar tSey R viii carry on
lie business OF Tin copper, and Sheet
assortment for Wholesale and Reta low for cash
wishing would do well to call and
sce us at No. 49, Union St, at the old and well known
sland heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid TO repairing. u. ~. -.s-
Wheeling. Aug. CAYWOOD.l lCONKLlN g. co =
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(sUccEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & COZ -''rt
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chcni icnIs, Paints, Oils, &c.i2
No SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AYING purchased the entire stock fixtures, chemical
II apparatus, &C., OF the firm OF James PAUL DC. would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. ss u sHs- G
In retiring from tic Drug business, take pleasure IN
recommending TO favorable consideration successors,
Messs Kells CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that foiier customers, and dealers generally, will
ceve that attention and accommodation whichhas earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
- Eg4s5tfE -. LAS. PA ULLtSiCO. =
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i STEAM MAyRBI,E WORKS.

STEAM MARBLEt WORKS, ,..7s
.Et q s.ss ;s'.a So MARKET sT,wHEBLINGi, va. d
ITTHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
monts ip the East for the supply o Marble and con
tempatipg the erection or Steam works, he would invite
the rchtccts Builders and the public in gem
eralto the inspection OF his stock, consisting of Italian
qualities, which be sold than any other establish
Tnent In the west, =. 5i.y.sf, u7its-'
Dealers Would find tito their advantage to inspect his
stock hcfoGe purchasing else zyllere.s 80. -
His done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite tic attention of purchasers to examine his
stock atary other carved work, Monuments, Cen
oaphs, Tombs Head and foot stones, c and Grave yard
work in being enabled by his superior facl
ics supply this work at lower prices than
any other stahlishment in the country. s1t 2
Please give ME call and examine my work t-s;5
ls75f1 Sfi5gff:8SItlt5f5 MIOHAELsJ! R0HAN,
ef4A 4dA sMarblelMason and Vault Builder.
n5Also cslcined Plaster, ydranie Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stoness warranted
at the lowest trade prices. y.l.sf