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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
S EN- A1E.
THURSDAY, Jan. 6

THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
Mr.. THOMPSON, from the Committee on Aeri-
culture &c., reported House bill to amend tho
2lst section of chapter SO of the Code of Virginia
establishing an intermediate grade Of Flour be-
tween 'amily" and ''superine." The bill was
subsequently read IA third time aud passed.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. MIR. DENEALE,)
announced the select committee under Il resolu-
ton adopted some days since, in relation to liens
on buildings erected in the city of Richmond,
follows Messrs BALDWIN AMBLER and
SHEFFEY.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the first section of an act entitled an
act to incorporate the Richie and Gilmer Turn
pike Company.
ORDER OF THE DAY--THE MILITIA ELL.
MIR. REGER called for the order of the dav-a
bill providing for the enrolment of the Militia by
the Commissioners of the Revenue, the abolition
Of musters, and reorganization of the volunteer
corps
For this, which is house bill, the Committee
Of General Laws have offered substitute
The originakbill proposes to enrol the militia
by the Commissioners ofthe Revenue, who shall
receive two cents for every man so enrolled. 1t
likewise proposes to abolish all musters of the
militia and training of the officers.
The substitute proposes to restore the duties of
the Brigade Major requiring him to attend the
trainings ct the officers at their annual spring
trainings, aud instruct them in infrantry cavalry
and artillery tactics, gives him - dollars per
diem for his services.
Before the Clerk had finished reading the
original bill, which is OF extraordinary length,
Mr.. WITCHER moved its indefinite loo stpone.
ment.
Mr. BoYKIN appealed to the Senator from Pitt
sylvana to withdraw his proposition to indefinitely
postpone. he had had the subject of this bill
under consideration and would be prepared in
short time to offera substitute, which would have
the effect OF reconciug the differences of opinion
among gentlemen on the subject.
Mr.. WITCHER withdrew the motion to indef-
nitely postpone.
MIR. BoYKIN moved that the bill and substitute
lie on the table.
Mr.. REaER said he hoped the bill might nos
be laid on the table. For two weeks we bays
been doing nothing but walking up the hill and
down again. He was in favor of the original bill,
and nne-tenths of the people of Virginia were
of the same opinion.
Mr.. BoyKIN enforced his view of the question,
and advocated the laying on the table.
Mr.. BRAxToN demanded the ayes ana noes,
and the Senate refused to lay on the table, as
follows ayes Is, noes 10.
The substitute proposed by the Committee on
General Laws was reported. After further de-.
bate,
Mr. FUNsTEN moved that the bill lie on the ta-
BILE, and be made the order of the day for the 3lst
of January next instant.
Agreed to--ayes 49, noes 16.
On motion Of Mr.. HALL,
The Senate adjourned.
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-The steamboat A.
Fuseleer from New Orleans for Attakapas. ex-
ploded both boilers Ship Island. Monday,
killing the first and second engineers and fire.
man, and wounding five other persons on boa I'd,
among whom is the captain of the boat.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Jan. I, 1858.
Prayer by the Rev. PETER De Forest.
communication read from the Senate
announcing that they had agreed to the bill passed
by the House for the election ola Brigadier Gene
raj for the 18th Brigade OF Virginia Militia, and
two other bills amending sections of the Code of
Virginia.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were presented:
BY Mr.. CRANE-That the Board of Public
Works be requested to inform this House as
speedily as may be practicable whether any, and
ifany, what railroad, turnpike, canal or other in
corporated company, is in arrears to the State of
Virginia, torany amount loaned oft, or for the
interest on any such loan; and whether any, and
ifany, what companies have applied sums loaned
to them by the State to other objects than those
contemplated at the time of such loan; and also
what companies in which the State is interested ia
any way, are paying dividends upon their stock,
or interest upon their Indebtedness to the State
Mr.. CRANE also offered resolution enduring
into the expadiency of allowing Stearus &
BrummelL to erect wharf on James River, OPP
posite their still house property, in Henrico cnun-
ty, below the city OF Richmond
By Mr.. STUART-That the Committee of
Courts of Justice inquire iuto the expedency of
amending 22d section ofan act passed April %,
1852, as to require the county Courts of this
Commonwealth to SGT apart certain terms of said
Courts for the consideration of business recurring
that all the Justices shall be summoned
MIR. IMRoDES presented petition from James
Wiley, Commissioner of the Revenue for the
corporation of Staunton praying for an inc rease
of compensation.
The illoaning the James River and Kanawha
Company an amount sufficient to pay tine inter
est its guaranteed bonds, was sent from the
Senate, with an amendment, in which the House
concurred.
On motion,
The House adjourn ed.
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DEE ECEAEl.
APpOTNTNE NTs nv THE DIR

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and rih the advice and consent of the Senate
WILLIAM HENRY TREscoT, of South Carolina to be
Secretary of the Legation Of the United States at Lon
don in the place OF j. C. B. Davis, resigned
JAMES H VSAzIR, Collector of the Customs at
Natelez. Missssippi. rice Charles r. Raiey resigned
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appropriations amounting in the aggregate to
So ,0o0, 900 more, are caed for to complete our
| works of internal improvement
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4f%A N0TIGE--The steamship PisNNSY {
sssssHzzzzsV ANIA, Captain Baymore, is ready Il
receive freight bat owing her detention by the storm
viii not sail tai Monday, the 10th instant O'clock
NJ
jas ROBERT RANKIN AGENT
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ia ROBERT RANKIN. Agent
n al H r. = A = IA =. ~ =. =. =. =

- hicbmond and baltimore we have received gene
al assortment OF Brushes, Brooms wooden and willow
Ware, OF almost every description, for sale low By
jas r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
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BILLS PASSED.

Amending the first section of an act entitled an
act to incorporate the Richie and Gilmer Turn
pike Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-05
QUINCY FOUNDRY


WHEELING, VA.
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now conf
peted their extensive establishment, prepared to
furnish public with every variety Of work their ne.
Splendid DlRin and fancy arChes including tenders,
er fTonts fire stands, &c. ovens, common, round,
aid straight barred CRATES 80 ~ l,e- -'
( 81 ANRXTENSIVE ASSORTMEN OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves FTanklin balloon, ten plate keel boat
bachelor, chamber, and parlor stoves, froH 90 to $1,000
in ali its branches Sugar kettles, OF vnri
Gus Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. tIasfil 10 j.tli. III -siiBL iu 5.- III
and most improved assortment of patterns longex
peFence thisne of business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us to expect continuation
custom in this part our business. Wind MILL hay scale,
corn shelter truck wheel and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes. : ,G az 3 W. - '.- =
! % gPLoUGHs, ANDPLOUGH CASTINGS. >, F. i
We arc prepared furnish the patent eySr, patent hill
side Crane Bull, Hornet, Snider, &c We have also Sc.
cured at this timc the eXcusve right to manufacture of
implements in awning at the present day =
Iron rails Genctng for cemeteries. houses. gardems
yerandas, &c Porter's improved graduating twyere
iroye have secured tho patent right several
tes for hia useful iron and exhibit
from the United States ATmoTy &c possessing qualities
for facilitating the Backsmths labors which no other
nossesses Window caps consos, &c. In short every.
thing line business Sad irons fancy stards
scrE1oTs porch feet, vault celeTs window aud sever
duality and at the lowest prices " . M =
1sPersofS wishing purchase in our line, Wholesale
or RETAIL will please give call All orders nom
cuntry will be carefully attended to and punCtualy filled
Scrap iron purchased at market prices.
'auR24. a. ''+itt 1it'aHti' HAmIGfpN ce hOGrERS.
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IsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

II "a 80 G6 MARKEI ST, WdEEI.INCI, VIZ.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East for tho supply OF Marble, and
tempnting the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
cra 10 the inspection of his stock consisting OF talian
Egytian Sienna American other Marbles OF the finest
olities which can be than other establish
nent in the west. ~ ~" WI. - hA5
Dealers would find it to their advantage toinspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done the most elaborate style, and he
youd invite the attention of purchasers examine his
Atuary and other carved work, Monuments Con-
otaphs Tombs, Head and foot stones @ and Grove yard
tiles TO supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. .i'. a.
Please give me call and examine my work.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
su5-Also Calcincd Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grin stones warranted
nj the lowest trade pTiceS. ..ETr1 nH.1 y, d.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL & COY
Importers and WhOIcsnIe dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. So, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVING purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
6 apparatus DC, the firm of PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring Drug business, pleasure
recommending favorable consideration successors,
Messrs KesE CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that customers, and dealers generally, will
cefve that attention accommodation which
for this well known house large share OF patronage.
-T. JAS. Pa ULL6 co.
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--. New tMusio Store.
sign of she Grecian TriROnuna, NO. 190
Main Street.

.,,,,---, .. ]. FICKIESoN would respectfully all.
FTEl TO the citizens Oc Wheeling and vi
81 EJ n ciHity that he has Just orened nsw S;,n Sma
Guitars Vioinceos, FlagOets, Flutes Files, Accorde.
Ons, Banos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
singing.
Music the Piano. Guitar Flute and Vtoltn also, the
newest Songs Dues etc, and the very hest Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings 1
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. .l. .r
Buws for Violinceo and Violin. :.
4 Klecers Furniture Polish. for renovating vanished
Fur turc such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture ~.
Also for by the Agent for Kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
OF tho first and best In the United States such
Nuns and Clark's grand and square PianOs B Dun
ham's Halett and Aens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent the make OF CarhNrdt and Needhans Patent
MelodeOns. -,
a. tie lowest prices. a-s' ..F.a tt
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Cincinnpti TFydropnthic or !
Tater- 'Cure Egtablishment..

, Water cure IHSIaD41Snn6nG. E-1
Psehs Il IS i've miles rom he city,
on the Carthage pike and hut few rods the Hsm
the sn me distance from Miami Canal in the front,
ering tessy Of to those dcsrous OF enjoying the
T Iovet Of nature fe parts of the country can fur.
before tho traveller all the from Cincinnati to the
Cure There nature and art combine rendering the view
e new large and 6eautm Edfee displays the taste
of the artist glance The neatness and elegance of the
mss,0t nTesaOt @ va cannot I to
this Establishment des rabIe one The Halls are oxten
pleasure free E1% StmospheS @
and neatly furnished; the Bath Ronns ample and
odous being Convenient for the application OF water in
gymnasium Hail. seventy five rct long where patients
will have opportunity "r restoring their muscular
ns the water for this establishment, clear, pure
and abundant IFS o%ng @ SP gT4ys 6s bed hfy send end
netGhboThood remarkable for hehthunesS. purity Of
air and variety OF se G9m9@sa' Go th'
health, than this Institution. 49,
Of dsease for many ySas Begs leave TO inform the public
that no pains will be spared for the restoration to health
diseases SeetaT to her sex and being every way quned
for so important station, will take speciS charge
ran remsie sT ssparten Proiayss Ute with its train Of
ailments that bane Of female beauty health and happiness
fiess or large portion fair will be treatedtn
this Institution sPsst poss5sr%ss %
The sttention n ladies' cases we shall expect to
PeTsoas visitins the by way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Ralroad will stop at tho Carthage
station Patients are requested to bring two comortn-
Quantity of.old linen suitable for bandages q i =
TERMs-The terms Board Medical Services and all
ordinary will be ten dollars week payable
weekly Extra attendance win subject tho patient to
eStra charge Some deduction will be made TO those who
Tn II spend length OF time in InstiI.
ton Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
ue From three to five dollars win he charged for the first
eSanination!s -94tl .Y4s!a4figaH
For urtheI particulars addres
80 sa0eH 9it rsai Proprietor anil PhysciaIi.
Carthage, Hamilton Co.. Ohio; bs.Issp Aug24.
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Vsooks,' Stationary, variety q oods, &c. :.
THE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage exten.
ded to him. bess to request the attention
ing scho9 MedieSI Theoogeal histosiss and psl Ms
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goodss-
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and otcrs
wishing purchase in quantities, every induccment Will
Rags taken in exchange paid in cash. the highest
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Aug el,-tr. 81 Monroe street.
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C1.EVRT.AND AND TPTTTsRURG RAII.
sks.k :sEszs.4s slsE: 81 asE1saEs 49,

n aiter wednesday, June 18th, 1852, Passenger
" Trains viii run daily Ssund9y exceped9 a. foows'
vile and intermediata stations; $40 p M Aecommoda.
lion Train R for ~ = al WAY stftoPS
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations. - 81 -t Iir
Leaves wellsVille 1895 P. NJ. Express Train for
CLEVELAND and iAtsEmeIinte M stations;
with the following lines, TO wit; AT Hudson, with the
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuylhoga and on at
Warren at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road; at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOX PfTTsBURG-The $40 a m, Express Train,
Cleveland connects at Wellsviilc with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
evening. Z. ~, y,,.-gI 3
sylvania Railroad. 81, 90.
FGrefrom cleveland to Pittsburgh by way OF welsville
Passengers ticketcd through and their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wellsville.
Cleveland connects at Wesve with the splended side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DlURNAL for
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and orrv
RETURNiNG.-ie;S6 p. N. Express Train, connects
with the above steamers Of also with the oslo
the Akron Branch Railroad. .--7s
Passengers leaving Pittsbng at orlodk, a. NJ, and
Wheeling O'Clock A. M., will take the 1885 r. N.Y. S
press Train Wesve, and arrive atClevelands in
time with tho Lake Steamers for New York,
via Dunl1irk and Buffalo,
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Racine, MILWAUKEE,
and tho entire North West. ,i9... Il. - -,
Passengers leaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH IN
the morning by this ROUTE arrive at Cieveanu me same
evening and on the following night can be in or
Chicago. 'sa.ss.E
THE Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock
A. NJ, at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Express Train or the Ceveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South .3t!s TEsli z
land at 5lOP NJ, connects with the Express Train from
Columhusa at Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. dl
-aB. & P. r. r. OFFICE, Z u, JOHN DURAhu,.
Cleveand, June II, '52 y h, ..t superintendent
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Brentlinger e. Armstrong,


HAVEiust received at their medical store, fresh sup
ply of the choice medicines, such people may
RELY on In making their selections regard is paid to
prices so the article be OF the best quality.
EBhYHfcinmB' PrcScriptiOnSp put up by carcfuhands
at All tines dnY or night. aug21-1yrd
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TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

At THE WE'LL KNOWN SI'HNU,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
A RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
~ Winter Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and manufactured the very best workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade. regular customers, and all
others who may favor us with call offer you gOOs
which guarantee equal In quality Of material and work
United States. TODD & DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 2I 1859.
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SEl54..E:iC I. ); I . !. -..RIlIETY: ] ] ]
Aneedote Of Ruolklana.

This distinguished pgeologist, one day gave adm
ner, after dissecting Mississippi Alligator, having
asked a good many yof emost distinguished ofhis
classes to dine with him. His house" and all his
establishment were in good style and. taste: His
guests congIegpte; the dinner table looked splen-
didly, with glass, china andtIplate, and the meal
commenced with excellent soup. 3A 7a' = I--I.iL
.How DO you like the sonpl asked the Doctor,
after having finished hisiown plate, aldressinga a
famous gonrmand oflthe day. igi 30 2i'i ~
Very good indeed answered the other, turtle is
it nota 1,oaly ask BseapseI DO not find any green
fat' is4G
cThedoctor shook his head:A - "a 2s.ai-3.}'
2.Ilthink it has somewhat of ntsky taste,' said
another; mot imp leasank but peculiar ..e,
o.All alligatorsl have replied Buckland. 'The
Caymani peculiarly so. The fellow whom you
have Just been eating ,.sts'Eslr 4, -.
There was a general route of the whole guests.
Every one turned pale. Halt dozen startsdsup
from the table. Twoor three ran out Of the 1oom
and yomited; and only those v no had stout stom-
achs remained to the, close.of an excellent enter
tainment. . s9f7aty5 ,9isH NJ "a ate
See what Imagination s.' said Buckiand. .tfI
had told themit was turtle. or terrapin, or bids
nest soup salt water allphibia or fresht qs the
gluten ofa fish, or themawof a seabnd, thsyfwopld
| have pronouncedit excellent: Such is prejudice?
sBut it really alligatorP & asked Il
.As good head as ever wS5e cSFol.et,'
answered BucklandI aaT GgisIGl lis yI4Rp % r5y
.i ss4ss--tt.s.4iasa tGdf.
!As AustrianS upon being asked 3orna definition
of Paradise, said, .ThelieYe it q, aingdqm
where att| you y 4svsl
out a rpasspon.fs sgGb f9SjIpSt 53eicnsI4 aes
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c, &c.
r H. CRUDtiBACKER would announce to his
81 icEds and the public generally, that having purchas
ed the interest the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm of J. Crumbscksr & Son, no
tho old atand, No 100 Main st,
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit conn
orthe patronage bestowed on the old rm:
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs anil
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles &c all OF which
were purchased strict personal inspection and with
scupuous regard purity OF quality andRr now offered
to the public on the most reasonable terms. Tyr
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

f.. MIAMI IMGO1CAAr SO1L5G6
! of CincinnaIi-Sess1On OF 1S52-'J3.
NHE regular of Medical Lectures in this Institu
tion Win commence on tho FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
TRUSTEES ..
p Rev. C, ELLIOTT, D, D., President OF the board
J Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. rs#ar'E Et ff-t
. Hon. G.. II. COFFIN. .-=- ..f ... W.
+ X, ID, MUSSEY, NJ. De- u d.. ....-.-. .-.-. &
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE.
F Hon. GEO. HoAnLEY,J ia.
r. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. -s-t...-.. .s. sU a
. GEO MENnENHALL, NJ. ID. ...-.. ., 81
Tho Faculty is composed OF the following gentemen:
r. u. MussEY, NJ d. Professor of Descriptive and Opcr
J. p JupxiSs, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
s JoHE DAVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
JouN +. WHITE, NJ D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac.
ice of AIedicin0. -'.., .'i.
Diseases of Women and hildren, il, .
) JouN A. MURPHY, NJ u Professor OF Materia Medica,
,rhcrapcutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
c. G. CoMEoYE, NJ. d., Professor OF Institutes fMedI-
cine. a =, =. ~, .i.
ApRELNISARY Of Lectures upon some important
srecialtes in Medi6ine and Surgery, will be given during
the month OF These lectures will be Tree Stu,
The DISSECTtNG ROOMS, under the supervision oil
the Adjunct Professor orAnatomy, viii be opened on the
tst OF October. -
6ssoctinE Ticket SO Graduation Fee $50.
F'' 'u '''o' '' j. p. JUDKINS, NJ. d.,
tr .i-.s. o.. tr.s.s..I- Dean OF tho Faculty.
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Zl.5.l7rro Country MERCHANTS.

/ t4.'.hI To Country MerchanLs. -
MIR. IS. KNOX having Withdrawn from the hrn. oi
Et NfcClaen Knox d Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox brother Of
s. Knox so long and bly, Paolc
They would respectfully INFORM their old customers Cgho
ha "a IN long and beTay sustained the) all pherd
Grs in Boots Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arry
ing from the 10th to the last or September.
flowing selected the greatest care and bought
for cash they atter themselves thatin their Fall Stock OF
boots and Shoes they hold out Inducements in quality
ana nriccs aperorto any ever offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their Stock post them nprces earlesay
comparison with markets baltimore and
Philaderhia. [sep3l MCCLALIENS q KNOX
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GEORGE MENDEL..

r S now receiving la RGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
/ MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OF all widths keeps constantly hand lnrg
assortment OF Furnature of every description Gilt anil
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs Glass Plates, Ventan
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. HatrCoth, GurleI Hair
Spring SaCkng ROttons Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ect ali ofwhic viii be sold at the lowest prices. nuge1
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VIM. BinRh n m,
, Shirt Manufacturer,
HYrTTy n n TETJ a TNJ

.1.i .sr t.t5 ,''s CONNECTICUT.
TTAs appointed A. NJ Adams agent for the sale OF his
III shirts at Factory prices Merchants Clohiers, and
others who desrous OF buying shirts OF the best and
cheapest make in the United States viii NJ Id
ans, clothing store, where they will find full assortment.