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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

We, the undersigned, Physicians of Cincinnati. GER
tifv that DR.. Wright's statements are entitled TO the
fullest,eoHfdence ofthe public, and can fully corrobo-
rate what he has said, having used DR. HALLS BAL
SAM in a number q cases, with the happiest effects!
J y LAWSON. NJ. D..
WM c. SMITH. NJ. D..
IL JOHNSON. " D.
The Ge. uine signed 20. R. BAKER & CO."
For sale by G. W. kremer and +. L. Siocum, Lam
caster. March II, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

NEW YORK REPORTS BY Copssock. Eoy sale
~ by JOHN l.. TUTTiILL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

ron LrrnRSEr GESERAL.
WILLIAM H. GIBSON /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. June 20, 1853.
from MExI

FROM MExICo.-The N. o. Picayune has
dates from the city of Mexico 10 the 4lh inst.
The death Of Senior Alaman, the Mexican
Minister of Foreign Relations, caused wide.
spread sensation. The Siglo denies the
authenticity ofthe letter stated to have been
addressed by Gen. Arista to the Mexican min.
lister, on the eve of his leaving Mexico. Two
persons, named Aparicio Gonzalez and Carlos
Centeno, were shot at Vera Cruz on the 18th
uit, for having been found during the revoll
there opposing the regular troops, arms in
hand. Gonzalez was one of the leaders of the
revolt. The other, Victoria Vale, was spared
because he surrendered himself under the con.
dition OF momentary armistice. The tariff
question-was chiefly occupying the attention
of the government. Plans of reform were the
order Of the day. Among the official appoint.
ments we observe the name of Gen. Almonte,
as Minister to Washington. Santa Anna has
recognized Alexander Peasants as U. s. Con.
sui at Minatitlan. Private letters state that 20
persons were killed in the late revolt at Vera
Cruz, and l3O wounded.
ne Ioifo"lng are all the remaining items
Of interest:
The Trait d Union says that the sum of
10000 has been raised by private subscription
in Chihuahua, to aid Gov. Tras in preparing
for the defence of the Valley of Mecila
against American invasion. We previously
announced this as forced loan, on the au.
thority Of the Mexican papers. ...
The Mexlcans appear to be under the i'm.
preston, in the city Of Mexico, that the dis
pute about this territory has been settled
The report that President Pierce had officially
disapproved of Gov. Lanes proceedings and
had recalled him, TO be replaced by Mr.. Mer.
riwether, had caused this belief
The tobacco monopoly is to be taken out of
private hands and administered by Govern.
ment.
The Siglo says that the attempted revolu.
uon in Chiapas has terminated in the complete
defeat OF the rebels, and the death of their
Chief, Zenadua, who fell in battle. Neverthe-
less, II states that the State is in a lamentable
condition, and invites the speedy attention of
Government to the evils which affiict it.
The officers who signed the card published
in the Siglo, contradictng the official account
of the battle of Churubusco, have been sent to
Perote Castle as prisoners.
Rebolledo. who commanded the pronuncia.
dos against Arista's Government, in the State
OF Vera Cruz, has been named political chief
and commandment Of the State of Lower Cali.
fOrnia.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Wing of Saturday publishes an article
from the June number of the Colonization Her.
aid, wherein it is stated that the latest scheme
of the British Government for the procuring of
foreign laborers TO their colonies is out of a
large supply of native Africans of the Kroo
tribe. These Kroos are to come from West
Africa, to be hired as laborers, under linden.
ture, for British Guiana, for thee years, at an
average Of ten-pence for each days work. with
claim TO retu passage after an industrial
residence of such duration as may be agreed
upon. Messrs. Hyde, Hodge g. Co., of Lon
laborers. The Herald justly remarks that as
these Kroomen have great love for their coun-
try, but dare not act independently tf their
chiefs, aad as these chiefs will not permit their
followers to leave the country without first re.
ceiving dash, or present, aud then with the
expectation of receiving considerable profit
from them, and the wages they may have re.
ceived during their absence-to dignity such
a mode of obtaining emigrants as free is de.
lusion and mockery.
The Times holds that Secretary Guthrie, il
he believes that the transfer.draft system con-
ficts with the spirit and letter of the Sub Urea
sury Law, is bound TO reinquish it, let the con
sequences be what they may, and TO adopt
that mode Of effecting the transportation of the
government funds-say by carting from on
place to another as tried for q short time
which in his opinion was contemplated by the
trainers of the Sub Treasury act.
The Mail speaks of table moving and spir'
it Rap pings. 1t has seen sensible and credible
persons who have seen the former turn, ant
believes that old Jamaica spirits, acting
upon medium whose appetite is stronger thar
his brains, will move tables and sometimes up
set them. 1t refers to the ghoslly stories o
Edwards and Tallmadge, and finally conclude.
that the love of the marvellous and the mex
plicable is common to mankind, yet il woult
seem to require but little patience to await ,
development which must soon come in the nat
ural order Of events. The spirits may not be
able TO come to US, but we shall all go quick
ly enough to them, and it questions whethe,
we, when we have reached or repose and ar,
beginning to read the vast volume of wopder
beyond the grave, will be very anxious to hurr,
back TO our old haunts, and knock at tables
and reveal secrets 10 those who will soor
enough learn those secrets for themselves.
The leading columns of the Enquirer ar.
occupied with the proceedings of the Memphis
Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20
A Y K r.
CHERRY PECTORAL.

\WNsr1 CHERh1 fECIOhAL.
/[IS FOR THE
e 10y Cu-eof Coughs Colds, Hoarseness. Bron
IA-SA ehitis, HhoopiRg Cough, Group As;h
es.zEss9 ma and Consumption
Many years of trial, instead of impairng the public
confidence In this medicine has won for it appre
citation and notoriety by far exceeding the
guine expectations of its friends. Nothing but its in
lnsic virtues aud the unmistakeable benetconterred
on thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain
tne reputation 1t enjoys. While many inferior reme-
9ies thrust upon the community have failed and been
oscaded this has gained friends by every trial.
terred benefits the afflicted they can never forget
to be forgotten.
While it Is fraud the public to pretend to say
that any one medicine will infably cure-st there
u abundant proof that the CHERRY PECToRAL
does not only as general thing but almost invariably
cure the maladies for which il Is employed.
AS Time makes these facts wider and better kn
tnis medicine has gradually become the best reliance
oI the af1lcted, from the logcabn of the American
Peasant TO the palaces of European Kings Through
OUT TINS entire country in every State CITY, and in
oeso almost every hamlet it contains Cherry Pectorai
rs SHOWN as the best remedy exant for diseases of the
throat and Langsi and in many foreign countries it
coming to be extensively used by their intel
Igent fhyslclans In Great Britain France and Ger
many, where the medical sciences have reached their
ngnest perfection, Cherry Pectoral introduced and
ID constant use in the Armies Hospitals Aims Houses
oDnc institutions, and in domestic practice, the
suresf remedy their attending Physicians can employ
ior the more dangerous affections of the lungs Also
IN mder cases. and for children it SAFE pleasant and
ctuai 70 cure In fact, some of the most flatterng
testlnonals we receive have been from parents who
tai to childhood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by practical
chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye
win lnvariable accuracy and 1t is sealed and
projected by law from counterfets consequently can
De Ielled on as genuine without adulteration
we have endeavored here 20 furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and
worth as should commend itself to their confidence
remedy at once safe, speedy and efectual, which
tn has by repeated and countless trials proved itself
70 be and trust by great in preparing it with
chemical accuracy of uniform strength to afford Ply
slclans new agent on which they rely for the
do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail by
PURCELL, LADD l. Co
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
Wnefe. je8-wfInd wSmo
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/ IyER COMPLAINT, DYsPE EpsIA,
H JaunGlce. Chranic mr. MARIANA DnhiI

lty Disease of the Kidneys and all Diseases arisiog
loin Dlsordered Liver or Stomach such consti.
Pat1on inward piles, fulness of blood to the head
SclolS OF the stomach nausea heart burn disgust for
Iood tuness or weight In the stomach sour eructa-
tons sinking uttering at the pit of the stomach
swimming OF the head hurried and difficult
h1tterng at the heart choking suocatug
wien IN lying posture, dlmness of vision, dots or
webs before the sight fever and dull pain in the head
oencieney OF spration yeoWness of the skin and
eyes, pain IN the side, back, chest limbs &c sudden
uses OF neat burning In the flesh, constant imagin-
hes and great depression of sprits-can be eff
fectually cured by
DR.. HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN
Prepared by DrCM JACKSON, No 20 A,cb.stras+
Philadelphia. '
Their power the above diseases is not exceled
Il equaneo, py any other preparation in the United
STATES as the cures attest IN many after skifu
physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invaids
POSSESSING great virtues in the recticaon
OF the liver and lesser glands exercising the most
searching powers in weakness and affections of ths
digestive organs they are, withal, SAFE certain and
READ AND BE CONVINCED
~ Inc "Phladephia Saturday Gazette" says of Dr..
Hoohands German Bitters:
ut Is seldom that recommend what are ter,ne6
Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patronage of
our readers; and therefore when we Recommend Dr.
hoonands German btters, we wish it to be distinctly
understood that we are not speaking of the nosrums
OF the day. that noised about brief period
then after they have done their guilty race
mischief but OF medicine long established univer
sally przed and which has met the hearty apnroval
of the faculty itself" -
.'Scotts Weekly" said, August 25
"Dr Hoolands German Bitters, manufactured bv
DIR Jackson, are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty as an article
OF much efficacy in offemale weakness Persons
OF deblltated constitutions will find these Biters ad-
vantageouS to their health, as we know from expe-
nence the salutary effect they have upon weak sys-
tems."
For sale wholesale and retail at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No l2O Arch-street one door below Sixth, Philadel-
phia, and by respectable dea generally throughou
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond. Va.
% For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
,,C.l
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Il PRACTICAL BOOK FOR EVERY
IA Man of Business,-Tafa,s Americnn

a fAAC rlCAL BOOK FOR EVERY
Z N Man of Business.-Tate's American
FORM hoax. Lew eotion now readv 1 he new
edltlon OF Tate's American Form Book, containing
iesaly approved Precedens for agreements arbitra-
nons, assignments, bonds, deeds, wills, &c to which
Is ADDED supplement, containing forms of deeds of
and sale, lease, trust and release under the
Code OF Virginia; also, forms of attachment under
sane mode OF holding to bail under acts of 1851 and
l8o@, and other forms valuable to clerks attorneys
notarles sherits and coroners with an index by II
price 81 so. N" 'Noep'
Just published and for sale by A MORRIS
~ NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
we do not KIN w that publication of more value
In the practical affairs of life has been made within
number OF years. Every man who owns propertv
or expects to acquire it, ought to buy the book"
.,n, Richmond Dispatch
"The lawyer who employs his time and ability in
rendering the ordinary transactions of a community
simple and lntelIgIble, has placed the community
somewhat IN his debt; and even if LAWYERS magis
trates clerks, sheriffs, and business men generally
should not feel disposed to discharge the debt due to
Mr. Sands we at least advise them to buy the book
for their own advantage assuring them that each of
them will find it valuable wade necum' "-IRich-
IL ond Enquirer ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

A,slEl.ssS OFF AT JOsT.-A GREAT
- CHANCE TO SAVE 20 PER CENT. AT H.
ROsEHFELD'S, No IT'S BROAD STREET
Having determined to make change in rny bust.
ness the pres nt Summer, / WILL from this day,
offer my esliye stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles r. and below cost for casa tits too te.
6ioCs to erumerate the different styles of Goods -
All he asks is q cal, and you cau satisfy yourself
s.si! early, before the Goods are picked over. Do
cot forget the name AMI place
II. .ROSEEFELD,
nv 24-t7Jv< l75 Brosd street.
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-. ~ sy:,ouf =. w:n OF the unfortunate passep.
gers Q, the William and Mary had b..a $500 ssn,
from New Orleans to ST. Louis at las, aceonr,.
through the assistance Of the citizens. E;s,"
five still remained behind, for whom ho.
houses were provided until they could 5. = !,
to their different destinations. Qai,e a larg.
sum of money was distributed among ,bern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

A destructive fire occurred in Newark, N.
j., on the l4th inst. 1t commenced in Maid.
en- lane, back OF Harrison street, and consumed
$l0,0Oo worth of property, and is supposed to
be the work of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

1t is said that all the weeping willow trees
in this country and England, originated from
a twig set out by Pope, the poet. He received
present of figs, from Turkey, and observing
a twig, in the basket, he set it out in his gar
den, where it soon became fine tree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

~ The turpentine dis,illery belonging to
Hugh Archer, Esq, situated on the WakulIo
river, about seven miles above st. Marks, Fla.
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday week, with
a large quantity Of Spirits Of Turpeniine and
Rosin. The entire loss is estimated a
S500n
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~ The Norfolk Beacon regrets to learn
that the Rev. A. s. Hitzslberger, who has
inst returned from European tour, will not
..srm. his pastoral labors in Norfolk.
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= The Norfolk Argus speaks in glowing
language of the prospects Of the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad. The receipts for the past
month have not been far short of $6B00.
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NOTICts TO COhTRACTORs-V
Y GINA CENTRAL RAILRnA n-prn

N0TICr TO CONFECTIONERY
~ GINA CENTRAL LRAILROAD.-Pro.
posa's will be received at the Alum Springs, Bath
county, Va from the Let to the 18Th July for all
the neaVy sections on the Virginia Central Rail.
road between hiilooro' and Jackson's River
Inc work ROW opened embraces some very de.
s.raole jobs, Including heavy cuts and ills, several
tunnels and the abutments and piers Of q number
OF large bridges
Ine plans and specifications will be ready for ex
animation by contractors at the ei of the Division
Engineer, at Millboro' any rims after the lst of
The soccessful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10th.
by order of the Board.
CHARLES ELLETT Jr, Chief Enpineer
je l-dll5Jy
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- Alexander Bell has been elected presi-
dent of the board of trade at Norfolk for the en-.
suing twelve months.
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~ The Petersburg Express announces
the death, at City Point, of DR.. Horatio NJ.
Rudder. He was receatly appointed surgeon oi
the marine hospital at City Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

The skin of the black fox is now the rarest
and dearest fur. A single one in Russia is
often sold for from 600 to 1000 rubles.
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To mr. Hurc.-George Gates. the murderer
ofn.n;sl / ;lIy. has been sc ntenced to be hung
=, ot,awa, ill.,, on the 2sth Of June.
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II OF AiR EURNACES.-G.& d A BARGA-
"A MIN, ia, sole agents of Chilson's Hot Air Fur.
mace, would respectfully INFORM the citizens of
hchnono ana vicinity, that they have just received
supply OF the above article, which received ,be
premium OF gold medal a. the Worlds Fair in
London, and is justly considered the best furnace
In use for heating hotels, churches, dwellings. a
DC: Those IN want OF the above article would do
Wen to cali and leave their orders Immediately.
G. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR.
my 3l-dlm No 2Ol Main srrso,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

The widow of one of the men killed by the
powder-mill explosion at Enfield, Conn, has
previously lost two husbands in the same
manner; this being her third.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

~ Black, Blue, Brown and Green French Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Black Drap de Etc and Cashmaretts
White and Cold Linen Drilings
Silk and Marseilies Vesings
Gauze, Merino and Silk Under Shirts
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
silk, Thread and Cotton Half Hose
Gloves and Edk'fs. in every style
silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Cravsts and Summer Stocks.
We have in store large and handsome assort.
ment of Goods for Gentlemens Summer Wear,
partly enumerated above, which will be sold as low
as similar goods can be bought anywhere.
WARREN Il PERKINS,
je f3 Jl4i Eagle Square
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~ ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon s.d II snklin Streets, have now in store
their Sprins .ck of French and American Paper
Hsngiugs, Borders Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa
eers making complete and elegant assortment of
all tne various styles in use. Also, large variety
OF Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with a general assort.
rneat Of Curtain Goods, Cornces sad Trimnir .
Also, Cured Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles in our line all of which will be
sold on the m0gt reasonable terns.
Paper Hanging and Uphos.ering executed at the
shortest aoticein town or country.
NH 3O-Sra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

EILEs, RIDGE Tools AND PLANE
MANUFACT0RY, 800 Broad street, Rich
mond It MOORE begs respectfully 70 announce
70 Carpenters, Joinefs, Cabinet Makers, Coach
Makers, Millwrights, Turner'S and Mechanics, and
the Inhabitants generally of Richmond and its vici
nifty. that ne has commenced business at the above
establishment, and trusts that by strict attention to
all orders with which he may be favored, and sup
plying aric es of superior quality only, combined
with moderate charges, to receive share of their
support.
NB-saws and all kinds of Tools repaired
ie 3-dlm
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GILVEk SfOONS.-We have received 9 fur
y ther supply of Silver, Table and Tea Spoons,
warranted genuine silver, to which we invite the
attention OF those In want.
GEENET g. JAMES
ia IA Earle Souare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-20

GOS kEWAkD.-Ran away from Shirley
~ AO Charles City County, a negro man, named
Daniel Saunders He is tall, large and not very
black and had on, when he ran away, sattnet
large frock coat, and blue pantaloons, of yarn.
will give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery to me at Shirley, or $50 for securing
him In jail. HILL CARTER.
10 -INr
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AS a criminal was once on his way to the @ al.
lows, proclamation was made that fany woman
would marry him under the galows, with the
rope around his neck, he would receive par {.
don.
81 will" cried cracked voice from amidst
the crowd.
The culprit desired the eager candidate for
matrimony to approach the cart, which she did;
and he began to examine her countenance.
"Nose like ksife," said he, slips like wa
fers Drive on, hangman."
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Read QUARTERS FOH FAsHIONA.
BILE CLOYHEEC.

~S TIE subscriber mas now in store most
MA splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
KH Clothing, of all styles and quality.
ALSO,
Every style of piece goods of the very latest pat
erns, which he is prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself
SPENCE, No ls0,
mT corner Main and Gnuernnr straats
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II CoGRIt.L VIZ n CoGaILL Al COGHIL
4. L. GnGEIIIA q Co


wholesale Dealers IN Groceries enG Provisions, and
Comm sion Merchants, FiraPrnof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco California.
Refers 10 Mr. James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, VS.;
Nessrs Purcell, Ladd 81 Co, Richmond Messrs
Bsring, McKer & Co. and Mr S Eastman Bal
umore; A Megs, Esq, Cashier American Ex
change Bank, New York; Messrs Rcss, Falconer.
l64 Pearl Street New York; Measrs Page Bacon
q Go, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly Sanders,
Esq. late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
"a I-Srn
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NINEVEH AND BABYLON.-J. w. RAN
" DOLPE has for sale, June 10
Tate's American Form Book, new ed-S1 so
Marie De Berniere; A Tale of the Crescent City,
by w Lanmes-$1
lcr, paies-Sl
Lsysrds Kineveh and Babylon, plates-s2 25
lie l6
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BosToE, June 1.-two destructive fires oc.
Cured at Lowell last night and this morning.
The first fire destroyed Webster and Lewis q
sash and blind factory, Isaac Places sash and
blind storehouse, George Fisk's storehouse for
bobbins, and some others. Total Loss $12. 600.
No insurance.
AT seven o'clock this morning, the old Mer-
rimack mill took fire in the card;ng room
supposed from friction, and, so rapid was the
spread OF ihe.aames, that the entire upper part
OF one 1.-THE most extensive mills in the city was
totally destroyed, and the lower stories badly
damaged. The Treasurer Of the mills esti
mates the loss at $50. 900, which is covered by
insurance.
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tNARM wEATHER.-The weather ia now
w very warm, and many of our citizens are
sweating 1t out in suits heavy enough for mid win.
ter, while Summer Clothing, sufficient to keep one
genteel and comfortable the entire season, can be
OF surprise that all who not supplied do not
Immediately call the Clothing Emporium, lO3
Main street, and avail themselves of the rare ad
vantsges offered to purchasers.
je IS HENRY SHAFER,
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
ON Grace Street, Church Hill, fer
sale.-The subscriber is authorised to sell that
valuable Dwelling on Grace Street, opposite to Mrs
Van Lew, nov in the occupancy of Mrs Eliza G
Darlington. The lot fronts 80 feet runs back about
wei onilt and by the expenditure of few hun
dred dollars, could be made most desirable resi-
dence. Apply to w GODDIN
ia
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3AnEs BROADRICk G co., Dracicsl
~ BLACkSmITHS, between the DanyilIe Rail.
road Depot and Haxalrs Mis-aI sorts OF con
eTsctoFs tools made to order, such as Picks. Jumn.
Sra Chnrn Drills, Hand Dri Is, Hand Hsmmer,.
tractors - WV
All sorts OF Wagon.wark, Horse shoeine, and
everything 10 the Blacksmith line All work done
oy os' viii be warranted equal to any done else.
w1ere. - ~