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SPECIAL NOTICES
Look TO yos,rimterests.-

IA 49, &OOA 10 your hhtcfeSIS.-Ihr LEW
lsBURG CHRONICLE, weekly paper publish
ed in Lewisburg Greenbrier county, has large, sub
scPon than any paper in that portion of the State and
Is. consequently, the best medium fo Merchants and
Adrettsers generally that he procured in Western
Virginia. has all the advantages Of central poslioa
we'll as the largest subscription. 1t has good sub
scrpion in the counties of Grecnbier Monroe Poca-
hontas, Allegheny, Bath Fayete, Nicholas Rulegh and
hcrcer As the subscription price has been reduced to
only one dotar per anRum. it must be better medium
Tor advertisers in future than present.
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The Hon Ro. J. Walker,the Washington Star
says, will shortly take up his residence in Hi.
nois. His now heavy interests, in conn. ction
with the central railroad make this change OF
his locality desirable.
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A heavy speculation has taken place IN the
-four and wheat markets in consequence ofthe
news brought over by the Asia Considerable
advances have taken place in the prices
of those articles Flour is now quoted in
Richmond at Sc rs to So so. and wheat Al,
81 80 to$l 35justifyng from 81 1910 81 90
in this market. Bot will prices be higher D.
That is the question. Ii is one we know OF
great practical interest to many farmers who
still have their crops on hand. Shall we sell
or hold for higher rates The breadstuffs'
market Is almost proverbially fckle-there are
SO many slight causes which operate TO al o or
depross it, that j, is impossible. at this incture
safely to advise, further than may be done by
reference TO the adage: "a bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush.''
II the Russo Turkish question be not soon
amicably adjusted we have received no
reliable assurance that il will be SO adjusted.
wheat will in all probability go higher; but,
should it be so settled, and apprehensions of a
European war cease. the chances are that the
immense supplies OF grain in the United States,
subjec, to meet the foreign demand, may pre-
vent spirit OF extravagant speculation.
But for the better information of our readers
on this subjective give the following from the
views Of Mr.. Kettel Of the N. Y. Economist.
who is said to be one of the most accurate and
reliable writers in the country on commercial
topics, He says
Many weeks since we laid before our read
ers the leading circumstances that were con
spring TO make the coming year ono of the
most important eras IN the Corn trade. Tn.
fortunately tho weather in England and Wes.
tern Europeans been such as to heieh,en the
worst features Of the case, and suppor, large
estimates of the probable wants of the West of
Europe including England Tho Govern
menl OF France has exer,ed itself TO keep down
prices; but the general rise in France of Ia
cents per bushel. together with the suspension
OF the Corn duties IN France Belgium, Hol.
land and ltaly,has Sent the English ard French
buyers IN competition into this market Lead
ing English firms. although impressed with
the idea that the demand is to some extent
speculative and premature. have sent orders
for choice -four. limited at 25s, laid down in
Liverpool. According to present estimates
the wants are:
vi France bushels. 3s7sI,I65
OfEngland 1913 00o nm
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< >esSSAbingdOn, Waffle "VIRGINIAN "
weekly newspaper published in Abingdon,
Va the mart Of S,uth Western NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
lnrger circulation in the South Western Counties than
any raper in the States, and being taken by nearly al
the merchants and traders. viii be found convenient
medium for city merchants, Manufacturers and others
to talk to the people through. (sug 3I-d1ml
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~ CHOOL NOTECE.--H Having secured the
- ochooi House lately occupied by Mr.. Winston, NEAR
the residence of Gen. Rodes the session will omen No
advertised the 10Th inst 1t was formerly advertised
to commence in the rooms the Union Hotel Those
VINO intend to patronizc it, win notice the change
place D. NJ HARRISON
sept ~ dtl9 Express Copy.1
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taking place. Look at your dear children, and
think whether you will leave their safety or
ruin at hazard, or whether you should not
train them up in the way they should go.
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FOR SALE will offer for sale, NJ Anc,;' W.
Friday the 18th of October next the following pono,
to-wt: 9r'ie's,
Two Half Acre Lots on Federal Hill, ear pap,.,.,
old stand us
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and S. on L., III
and adjoining my residence. e
Two Acre Lots north side of Blaek.wa,e, -. :,
near Il. Loewood's &c. eeA
One vacant Lot above Gas Works fronting r.,
about 2 g f., and running b. ok l47 fl. ui
lot on Jefferson Street, IS f. front and runn,I
he usual depth. and being the Depot will nala
fine business stnid.
viii also offer for sale, at the time the r.;
Tenement on Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel w.
& Prestons grocery estabi.hment-a fine location f
heavy grocery business. The house is large and wa
adapted for that purpose bonn, y in the eah
borhood OF the Depot. g"
Also the Brick House in viii . ere are two rene,o
opposite the Union Hotel, Mum st., will be OFF,
for sale nj the same time.
| Terms-Made known The day of sale
| GEO. G. CURLE
sept lo-dtls Express Rem conv I
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BIsHop PAYNE, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, breaches in Abingdon, Sun
day the 9th October.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA Il TENN. RI. co

LYNcHBURe, Sept. 18th, 1853 (
VIE 9th annual meeting of the Stock holders of the
l. Virginia g. Tenn Ra Road COMPANY will FOL
place at this office, the Goth day of October rcxt
all persons holding proxies requested to hand them
IN at as carly aday possible that the same NAV be
eAanhnedand tested. JNO. HUGHES, Ok
Sert ii t26oc Va g. Tom p n r.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening the 9TH inst, hy Rev. w. M
furgnson,M GEORGE W. MoTELY and Miss MARY A .
daughter of Mr.. Pleasant Waddil, all of this county
Danpiile Republicon.
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The Holston Confero nee meets in Wythe
vile on the ~ October.
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WIN. IRA SMITH-SUOoEsSo To

NV M. HK A SMTTH-SUCCESSOR To
~ SMITH & MARVIN, and Dealer IN FASH.
IoNhBLE CLOIHING-Begs leave to invite those
mmSl'ns h'CHMoND, during the State Agricultural
Fair. and who wish get the full value of their
m clothing themselves their children from five ~
ixteen years of age, will find to their interest 70 ,;
n' they get to Ri hmond, and give me a call nj nv
fanufactory Being the only house of the kind !, ,ba
tate it behooyes The citizens look to their own me-
81, by patronizng HOME MASur,crUHF and viii IA
eel to give me an early call. IA Main street, Pill
'ond, Va at the Richmond Mandatory of
sept I4d&c2w VIM IRA SAITH
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FASHIONS FOR 1853.

MI HO CARELL Il Co, HAVING a
" Steam Saw Mill the Canal, with abun.
"oni supply OF Timber, prepared lhpromptly any
orders they may receive Having Boats of their own,
'hey will deliver Lumber ordered o. them any,poip'f
on the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
an 27-d&c3taw,s
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AID To New OnLEANs.- The Crystal Pal
ace benefits for the New Orleans sufferers net.
ted $1S2S.
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FEMALE CoLLEGE.-lt is proposed to estab
whe rethe science of spinology. weavology &
cookoolgy, may be taught to ladies. and where.
after Obtaining these accomplishments, they
may receive a regular diploma, with the hon
ored degree OF "F F. W,'.-"Fit for Wives"
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RArID INCREASE OF POPULATION IN OREGON.
Atth late election for delegate in Oregon, light
thousand votes were thrown. This shows a
great increase ofpopulalouIln 1649 the vote
did not exceed 700 in 1851, 2,5OO.-Since
1851, Washington Territory has been taken
from Oregon. Such an increase is unexampled
in the history OF any State or territory, exccp!
California.
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bushels. 3S,7SI,I65
1913, 900, 900
bushels. l66 .7SllbI

In usual years England wants half this
quantity, or 64000,0O0 bushels, Of which
France supplies usually 10000, 900, making
the two countries dependant upon the rest Of
Europe for 100000 COO bushels; hence they re-
quire; iogetber.13 80, 003. 900 bushels more tlnn
usual and Holland. Belgium, Italy and Egyp,
are short. These general facts are calculated
TO excite the minds Of holders extravaean,ly.
and cause loss and disaster by inducing hcm to
hold for oxorbrant prices. The lesson of for
mer years showed that first sellers did besr.
The weight of this demand. much of il as
may be real,wlll not be felt before the Spring.
and It is useful to look back at the course Of g..
vents IN lS46-7 the last year of large n.and.
Although tho severity of the Irish potato fail
ure is not SO great this year as in ls47 yet the
demand upon the United States for grain is
likely TO be at least as large 1t is to be borne
IN mind also that when France ceases to ex-
port. i, leaves the United States without a com.
pentor in third markets. The year ls47 pre-
sented the following general influence upon
exports OF breadstuffs:
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EACH MONTH.

lota'- 2,242667 4,OO7 1920 9O34l3s
The quantities received at tide water during
this period. viz: from July 81, 1916. to Aug.
!, 1S47, We're as follows:
,Ipuf' .bbls- g 685 1887
W heue bush. a 4So o95-
oorh,---------- :. bush. 1857 $40
Forthe sametime the highest freights were OBJ
tanned in Feb.being on -four IS Cd per Dbl. and
2Sd per bush. on wheat. During the proceed
ing Aug they were on -four 2s 3d,and on whea,
ID, which We're about the rates to which they
fell the succeeding August. The Erie canal,
then the almost only channel of transportation
from the West, was SO overburdene,l with bu.
s'ness that il cost 81 20 to transport barrel
OF Hour from Buffalo to Albany. The State Of
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4 VALUABLE LOT FOR SAILING
"A shall offer for sale Mt public auction, on Wdnes-
day the 9Th day Of October next if sold privately
before that time, very valuable LOT OF GROUND
on 4th street adjoining Dir. s. Paynes conabing
fourth OF Acre. The sale is made in order to effect
division. VIM. RADFURD.
September 3-tds Il. d. CHRISTIAN
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EREsH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

kNKESH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS~zg
Il AND MEDlCINES.-The subscribers areSY
now receiving their FALL & WINTER SUPPLY u
OF Drugs sdicnes. Paints, Oils, VarnIses, Brushes,
Glassware, Patent Medicines Fancy Goods &c, &c.
The goods have been receiy select ed with great
in the Northern and Eastern cites, aud principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is large. AMI comprises every article usu-
ass lrtment of FANCY GOODS pERFUMERY &t
From long experience, and thorough knowledge ot
the business they hope retain the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them aud feel confident that they
are prepared to offer Inducements, both in price and
quality
w Prescriptions for Physicians and families will be
car'fny attended to ut all times.
sept l2ts JNO. II. SEAY & co.
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VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI IN MassAcnU
sETTs - a party of twenty-five or thirty gen
tlemen from Spring feld, including the armory
commissioners now in session there, eat a fish
dinner IN grove at the mouth of the Agaworm
river on Saturday afternoon last. According
TO the Republican, it was rare treat Mr..
Ashmun, as president, offered train of rem
arks, preparatory 10 calling out Col. Steven.
son, of Virginia. the president oft commits
sion. The latter gentleman responded, speak
ing OF the North and South as requiring only
to know and understand each other to secure
the restoration and maintenance of cordial
good feelings and patriotic affection illustra-
ting with the effect upon himself, and his fee.
llngs OF the intimate acquaintance which the
last few weeks had given him with New Eng
land men and New England institutions. At
this point Col. Davis the Secretary of War,
Unexpectedly arrived upon the ground, in com
pany with Coils. Ripley and Andrews He
vas enthusiastically welcomed, and soon after
called out by Mr.. Ashmun by some alusion to
their congressional experience and TO the no
bile manner in which he (Co. Davi-) defended
Mr.. Webster when personally assailed by
venomous revllers. The response of Col. Da
Wis, and subsequent speech in reply to a
compliment to the army, were beautifully elo
quent. We never saw the sympathy of men
go out so warmly 10 another as that of this par
~ of Massachusetts citizens to their unexpect
I'd guest from Mississippi. The presence of
MIR. Davis and his speeches gave an unexpect
ed turn to the enjoyment of the afternoon. to
what was intended. The speaking was main
tanned till nearly dark, Governor Steele, Chan
icellos Waiworth, Col Hazard, George T. Da
Wis, aud others, participating.
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] UIdI 10 NTelt BfItnIn, Franco nn0 nlI othpra
Flour. Wheat Corr,
49, bbls. bush. bush
oosa''----...---. a,3S2 AVG 4399,051 1926, $50
1886, ,6l37g5 22Sg 476 sos o6o
io4o'' 2,ii9,393 2,O3f7 5,SI7 1884
This doubling Of the quantities of wheat
and -four, with the corn to go forward. ,axed
every mode conveyance from the interior
and raised rates enormously. The demand
commenced early in the year and was most
urgent in March, 1S47,
EXPORTS OF BREApsrurrs FROM NETWORK IN Isae-,az
WITH THE PRICE FLOUR AT THE CLOSE mr.
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p S.-For correct report as far as it goes
refer you To the N. Y. Times.
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UNITED STATES EXPORTS.

Total to Great Britain, France and nil q,
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DARLOR TABLES On hand a beautiful
l. assortment of Paror Tables consisting in part of
80 pair Mahogany Card Tables,
% " /" Centre :"
90 Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables,
All of which will be sold low, the city Furniture Ware
Rooms opposite the Norvcll House.
sept l4.t. A. WINSTON'S
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CITY TRADE REPOR p.

6ATUkDAY, sept. ZA-WF. ~.
TRANSFORMATIONS did not vary much in either de-
Sss sour At s. 5sss u IS sapsssn. N. At s5 SIX
srdiYsry to choice STATE and TO good Oais.
50 rs 20 SO; fancy Gsnssss and Ohio at % ASK 80
ssscs u.s. csn.disn was held At 80 IS % ST. pr
Dbl Southern rulsa about the sAne. The sales in
cluded 200 bbls ct ~ 80 80 Ssas for nixed 10
COED; 50 6sx IS S11 fer favoriA, ana % 81 81 Is
for fancy per Dol. Rye Sour not offered under 81
lax u Is for Gns and - s7h IS 70; supsr6as psr
the advance the operations comprised 10 800 euahsl,
ordinary 10 prime Gsnsses white, ~ 81 Al 81 SIX;
II eco inferior to choice wassrn Do. ~ 81 SO 81 as
unaetled heard that 900 bushels obsa ssd
at Gle. while most factors AskinS 92c 9fc. per
bushsl STATE and Western oats we're in good lam snd =.
47e 1870. bashsi Barley wAs Eeslo,tsa. Corn
seemed rather DAN asd cheaper tbs transactions
to 90 900 bushels at zoe Soc for unsound 8oc
mixed Western and Sie $40 FOE yellow Southern psr
bushel
CorTos-saoa Of ], 200 bales wsr. Effected to day at
Corrm : The sales wss limited to . small parcel old
government Java at 1sAc and another OF st. Domingo
FRnGHrs TO Liverpool rates were steady with light
engagements Wheat was engaged 10 moderate extent
:. 3D. IN ships bags and -four a. 2 Cd cotton was At
gagged $40 in bulk vessel taken up for Hsvrs
2Oo for wheat and 7kc for hour To California rates
ranged from Acc . 800, and closed With hem tone.
FRUr.-Salss were made 10 day Of only $50 korss
bunch rAisns, ~ % go; 100 quarter borss do do
72he ~ cases sardises ~ SOC and DO cttron at 3ls
HAy-Thsrs have bees $50 bales river purchased for
shipment 1T Csc. 79ks. per 100 IsI Retail lsts
worth Soc 96c per 100 lbs.
H0Ys not offer sd freely under soc $40. fer cid
and 37c sc fer new, Der ID.
IRossone 200 tons Scotch pig realized s37 &37 so,
usual credit, per ton.
LATm -FAssrn vera actively sought after At 81 per
Thousand
Lxn-Roohhnd attracted less attention, At s5c for
common and 81 for lump. per bbl
MoIAsers Tho sales included 200 hhds Cuba and 100
bss TeIas at private bargain.
NAVAL sroKEs Crude turpsn1ns was inauimas. A
sale OF oe bbs spirits psatne rumofed 700.
per gallon but this did not receive general credsnce
There have bcsn disposed OF zoo bbls at 81 70 400
sbs vhts rosin at SO 81 25; and $50 bbls. Whining
ton common 90. at 81 62h 3165
Provisions Pork active The days sales
coasstsd Of 600 bbls Wesesa SIS TX for mess and
sif 7S t12 ST. fer prime ger Dbl CatUeats were
snaBgsd TIE sales OF lard included 800 bbs prime nj
liIo. a11xo ;sad lot Of grease 10Hc Ger 10. Beef
remains I'd Lat noticed There go bbls. pry-
chased Of full prices Quo and State butter lied
100 O 13xc. sac 1870 . Sic per pb. Fair to prine
cssrs va aAsssie and sroyaat At PIE loc, perib.
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Ffrensn's Muster at Natick-Row and Des-
tructiOn Of Properly.

Iron the Boston hoo sept "a.
The parade end muster Of the hremen at Natck came
Off yessrday according TO progammen part, and partly
not At O'Clock procession formed numbering
twenty companies from various towns, which marched
through the village under the marshalahip Of Gen VIII
several bands Of music The gay uniforms Of the remsn,
and the bright colors Of the engines In their
added much to increase the general effect The trial OF
engines took pace, and ths awarding Of prizes led to
much classification.
The procession was formed shortly before three
o'clock and proceeded to Yas's mammoth tent where
dinner in Waiting. The q few minutes after
the arrival Of tia fremen dsgracsfu TO the utmost
degree
Il that plates had bargAined and laid for
SOC persona The number Of 0remsn was greater than
expected, there being something moro than 300.
The company rushed into, and completely packed the
tables. The quantity Of food matter of course WAS
short Soon after, the company portion OF them,
commenced throwing food at ons another. This was
followed BY plates and other creckery knives &C. Prom
this ths bremen proceeded to dernoish the tables till
neither a whole piscs remained. sthcr Of table or
croeksry The mobocratic and rowdy spirit not
tent with this wanoa destruction Of property, but pro
sseded outside ths tsnt and very soon ruthessy de-
molshsd that also. pulling II down tearing IT, No. We
learn that 1t wa nsgsd betwsen 500 and $500. II was
Mr. Ysles largest I'D oest tent and was 70 have been
removed TO day. t. Milford N. II.
The wkole p1oce a,g was outrageous and dissrsce,ui
In the extreme Tp muster thus ended 10 row, and 9
destrusiioo Of psorsy sqaaly nsAous, stll and an
jusfAbls
Gen. Wilson bs ss sndsavorsd 81 Ia tasis 70 yer
70 suppress tie rosdyisr hut 20 No ruTrce sevtts II
ths comssnies also sssistr6 bin but srsarg e IA aay
tas vxniai ders on -fsven.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BANGoR.-A despatch
dated Bangor, September % says "A destructive fee
occurred last ght At twelve scsck which destroyed
Vsszss mills The lower block Of the mills oontAiasd
fourteen ard It IL imposed the fire took from the
friction Of the cutting of saw. whs the workmen
were at their lunch. It was entirely Consumed.
The wind from the porth ct the time but for which
and powerful force pump the other block would
Vssxe, ard valued at $50 00o upon which there
no Insurance They had bean insured ct the Hart
ford Offices for $4,000, but the policy expired some
weeks sipce,
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Those named without distances principally in
coure Of construction 1t win bs that railroads are
rapidly increasing in this State and Of these days
competition win seriously impair the productivsness Of
&ll.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aad value
Of articles, other than dry goods imported into this
port during the week ending and including Friday, Sep
tember "a 1853 -
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Ths most important items Of imports during the week
we're a. follows Coffee $s4 ao7 earthenwArs sas llo
fur $40 100 undrsssed skins sos 3s4 copper, $73 31s
IRON 1856 s77 pig ron $40 77s railroad iron 315S
CUTLERY, $50 22s hardware $40 $40 Lad, SAG 4s4 tin
slsa 4s2; sugar, Sis 24s watchers, s1oo, lis WOOL
ssss9. The aggregate value of imports last week
large equal to any previous week during the present
year The total for the month will b up yards Of
seen millions against fourteen millions for the
pondirx month Last wear.
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RAnxoADs 6TAU or NEW YOxK 1855.
rhs total number Of po sttoas " ....... .. 81
TIE total lesgth in miee, sstnstns fss these which
bavs faisd make roturns u ................5 40
The length Of tins completed roads Ia 40
rte lsrgth Of those 10 progress Ia .......... $40
rhe total twenty mine Of these rosds
up to October l. 1859 =. ....... tsi e3i. ass ~
The amount OF pended ell Of the rail
rtAdA ooomescsd completed to this
cate is s.umst.d At ........ 10 coo 900 90
Ana the cost of copplstiax them . rs 900 GEO 90
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hs! Ma. COLD e..aa THIS AACuiN.
colo miners and far psrior t. alags.a-
ss b S. q III ss :9S s w
20 attention Enatsvsr rom starting until sep.
PING 20 draw on quisksilver and smAgam sep.ras:r
taxing up put three FEET square ana very srnss pox
me snous Any los o. ~
msns.
e 70 praoties oIerssion q ths ams&s-
MAJOR anI EScSr1n a1.S SrIsnsr on
T ad II h u.so 81 S
GUY snow ths smcAcy OF she nAoasae
1o nm sne pnr pose int s!a aea - n c,,.
ohmt nov .ho,"nvhI ~ h e sae
nave Witnessed .ne opsrnaho1 o. me Eursk" Sole
sepsrAtor 10 come WIN Coohfans quarts srusher
during Prsct cal trisi o. Sne 9Pon asous
for the purpose ofseparating god
rom sne rook snat nAsc yes easmnea. Ins 9uarss ons
quality Worth a
tions Of the tsinss which collected during III: oP.ss
o 81 sod to s B1s 100 POUNDS Hss
particle OF mercury Was oets ctSc IN tne wsss1 out.
Nwvo,, Az y ~ ia w. oHhroS' n L., onsmiss-
The .nssssd A esIt,sc.te from General william No,rs
nse Cniei AnSlneer On tne Shagroe ot "a
haiona' and az - t.Sov oa
sdSnted Coebrans Quart, erushsr and thu EraSa| IA
machine. ,.r.
49,, - p EEw OH, Auguss !, Ivy.
Messrs aonn p nuasng Eo-Uemr - hsvs s1smns1
closciy esera. m.sn yous HoS seSI
a1 Mnich " ny tha
near ass snss 'neSs @PP rasus Ae
u ona ansr.tinr ~ N. nrn,.&.n ,ssy
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BOOKKEEPING ETC.-C. c. MARSH'S COUNTING
- for the practice Of bookkeeping and
arc new ,or day and evening inssr1stoa
csars Mr. Marsh publicly to those wishing
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