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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRA-

' BILE REAL ESTATE, SLAVES. TOBACCO
SCREWS. Presses, FIXTURES, Ne, FOR sale Pripate-
IN IN TIE CITY OF HMOND.-In consc
qucrce Of tho continued illheah of CJl. Samuel s..
Myers (who has determined 10 relire from business
authorised by him Ia offer at private sale the
following very valuable. desirable and attractive Renl
and Personal E,rnte viz: The iva large three story
Tobacco Factories, at the of Canal and Seventh
streets, hnving aggregate front of $50 feet aud
depth of 1870 feet, alley l6 feet wids also, the
adjoining Lotn the of Guy and 7h Streets front
ing Gary $50 feet running bnck 30 feet with
two lnrge Sheds for storing lumber Carpenters
Shop, and several other wooden Buildings thereon nd
mubly well adapted To n lumber yard for building
purposes, and well enclosed by high brick wall also
several valuable vucant and improl ed Lots the West
line of 9Th street. Composite the above of hich
there is lnrge building used for quarters for the fac
tory hands. and admirably adapted to that purpose /;
aso the new Brick Store and Dwelling, adjoining the
above, occupied by Mr. atbeck, fronting IL 1912 f.
running back 633 feet Also, number of most valua.
BILE Sjnves, eonsis ing of steam engineer severnl car
pentes, factory hands, and home servans-al of whom
well skilled and familiar with the business to which
they have been accustomed. Also a large assortment
of ], bacon Presses Screws, Flatening Mills, Machin
cry of every descrptit including fine Steam Engine
with circular attached and large lot of perfect
ly seasoned Plank, consisting OF oak, poplar cherry
and button wood of proper dimensions, for the
facture of NIL kinds Of Tobacco boxes including
Der of of Carpenters Tools for making of boxes.
Maps of the real estate will be prepared and exhib-
tied in few days the Office Of the undersigned.
The Tobacco Factories above alluded To, built in
the best upon the most approved plan fo'
venience md utility, and justly regarded amonp
the des able in this city. Besides being admra
bly, adapted To the purposes for which they were
suutied, the said factories could easily be used for
stemmeres converted into large iehouses for sor
nge or business purposes general and from their pox
unity to the James River and Kunawha Canal. lateral
branch of said C nj could easily be constructed at the
Eastern end ofthe spd lncores-thus giving water
fronts and thereby enabling TO receive and for
ward goods under without any charge for dmy-
age
In addition to tie foregoing property we will sell his
celebrated "Phnnix, " = Aromatic, and several 9th
well establ shed and favored brands and will impart
the purchasers thereof his mode and of PEE
pairing tie tobacco.
Persons disposed 10 purchase any Or all of the tore
going real and personal respectfully request
cd to call on the subscribers.
Terms will be made accommodating.
febl5-eo3w GODDIN Il APPERSON.
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feb cots
'IVO THE PEOPLE Lymcbburg.-

'lNO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
ADAMS & cos. Expresses o6el u aiy, Cerfa,a
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descrip
lions from all parts Of the United Safes.
We hive secured Special Express Plivelsges the
swift and Jamestovn and Roanoke svine
New York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
inond Friday and Monday of each week. By this line
prepared to lorwcrd goods of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenp9r's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Portrage.
Our inland express per Great U. s. Mail Lie, y
as heretofore, TO arrive in Richmond T,ice Doi
The well-known character of house for resp, .o
bility and attention the interests of our customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find it their
interest to order their Goods through adams g. Co.
Eapress y ADAMS & CO,
per Nm. II. Mosty. Agent.
jy 2G, ifdts Lynchbnrg. Va
N. B.-Gopds dispatched to all points where hav,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

VNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to hire for thu
l. ensuing year, good c0ok Washer AMI Ironer
One from the country would be Preferred-Api,ly TO
dec oe. John II SEAY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
coMMU ED. |
NessrS EdiiOrs:

Aeas Editors:
II LOOKING OVER your >aluabe Daily, my at
tenion attracted by advertisement headed,
"Lnuk Your interests in which he author labors
detraci m he merits of the Plastrrers of his ty in
endsaynring prejudice the public mind against hem.
as being a,uuon~is who swarm through every village
and ta~n OF the Soulh-speakng distaragingy of
Soutiern wOrkmen. &c, &c.
Now, Messrs E,iitnrs for the enlightenment of this
great man If Bedford, whose mountains labored and
Drought TO- h mouse-this who Just Mt this time
PROCESSES much love for ngnia, and pd"ticR a. iy
he city =" Lynchburg, and much nhorrence tor abp
Ionlsts and Yankees, for his enlightenment | viii
NY That u my certain knowledge, the underakers OF
nus eN without option. are all natives OF States
south OF Mason and Dixons Lincand from resi- lence
years in this place. have before been accused
" entertaining sentiments preudcia TO the interests of
ms Their adopted hume. They are bound TO Lynch
our by the strongest ties oil kindred and friends Of
nave accumulated small properti by their energy and
aiusry Yet this good Judge, th, upright judge, who.
more THAI instance. has sought to join inter
e.s ih these Abolition Plastt fer. (us he styles them
NM wh" so stien ousy boast- of lis many voyages to
VIEW FORK AID o the many favns received the hands
'" me Nv York Plasierers seeks vfy the 'aserers
% tnl' cry statements in the Virginan arc Bedford
nehtihel whie he knows in his own n ind To he false
iwonld a ain ask. Messrs, Editors wly is it, after
and repented trials prolonged for wears. that il is
uhd necessary To undertake the work al low prices
gel h ht'r the established woikn en- had been ,om
,rea 10 raise Tho prices OF work sustain themselves
mol IN IN nnd seel to establish hin Sc on his own
u erfs' at Prices that will enable him to do go,d work
WIN good mhterials-tu obtain a liyjno and Law nv !,
hite for a rainy dav. cah Of
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SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
RinhmOnd Va

rINOLAND g. BURGER-Practicai Saw Man. )acts
l. rers- Are prepared to manufacture s. " s
every description
All Saws manufactured by warranted to we
satisfaction if mol, they will be exchanged or the
ny refunded
SAWS that have been beat ID sprung by Ming,
repaired and warranted to be good as new
EV Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest ace.
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J-WNIIN
HOSTING MACHINES.

WE are nre agents for Bates Celebrated Hosting
w Machines which we will furnish manufa
rets prces with or without frames, the pur haser
may pr fer.
70 Samples of the warriors size wheels may he seen
Mt our store on the Dock One of these hosting ma
chimes ma, be seen the Warehouse of w. A. Miller
Esq on the Basin. LEE \ CO, Richmond.
iai24ts
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And you my sine''s gr0'' mol INSTANT ''d'
d., hear me stify up

But bear me sfV'J "f
.h., ma, be enabled tn 40 good plain and orla.
n",,l pa.tering for the good pous people of my
,. | had hoped that might be pc mi'ted to
W. nv cnrl inserted in the papers OF my old Virginia
III was a"con-umm ,tiun devuutly Ia be wished"
al,s alas even in this have been sndly n.ta-
flo, by so doing | hive accidentally walked into
| coru-honse II one of the b. Rs.
~ Mr. b b.. will tell you whit the Fox in the
! ,nlJ a certain long cared grnt-"1f you had not
"a would not have known you " | say, Mr. Adolf.
pnc B 49,. Shanghn Yankee. (for am led by
marks to suppose you one.) why did you with
~ ,r name iron the public Was il because y.n
u a.hamed OF it, or were you down in tn under
md raj road which is place very well known tn all
a,;on. 3 You say in your card that all the "under
~ of lynclburg are natives of States south of Ma
/ an and Dixons Lire we'll what have to do with
,.,ok,s? | am not dead y /. and therefore nave M
: f'r those genilemcn But, perhaps, you m-an that
DE- ,,rars are nil from Southern States. Ii is very
al, Tim, some OF them nre-but if they all claim
en-, Sptes south of Mason aud ixon's Line, then
have been wrong Informed. or there has been great
| ~ o;,her in Mason ano Dixon Line, in some of
| Nn,thern States. And, low, Mr. -. if you
nal A. B. b. Y, of Course my card had no lu
| - ,, and perhaps hereaft' YOU will lie prudence
yopr guild and speak when s. oxen to. Now to m,
i,vorinp 10 deirac from the merits OF the Plasterers
rc ,;ty pronounce il 10 bs fnls". wish them great
a.a. IN Lu siness and hope they wi pc nit get
os a. best can for dn not ask their favors,
1 r heir h,,e And 10 Concu inn, permit me 10 say
~ have never made any efforts To obtain work in
nclbnrg re.ofore but have been offered work he
h have dec ed on account of not wishing to take
,"re,han could do. Now, Mr. B. b. Y. let advise
on to keep your eye peeled for moe cards for if
inc nm will advertise all the city papers, until
bp crack OF doom.
For he mind stray by and The henri I6eor,
Shall neverlag ia donbt nor faint ,cih fear.'
Very Respectfully,
A. L. HAMBRICK.
S-Mr B.B Y:-Do not max. another mistake
md saw that my Card hit the "Unertakers" for
tell YOU again that am not dead yet A. l.. II.
feb 22-dln
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS.
PORTERs OF uARDwARC.
Il cutlery, Guns, and SasidIery, HAVE
removed Ia their new ind comm.nou. War ho Sc
No p Iron Buildings, Pearl Street. RICHMOND. 70
ma re now IN receipt Of lhei Spring stock ol HARD
"ahh ana SADDLERl. embracing an entire new
stock of Coach Hardware aud Trimn ngs
Having made extensive and advantageous arrange.
menis with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers for sup.
plies of 60 ds suitable to the demands of the trad we
respectfully solicit an examination of our assortment
and prices.
The Virginia, Tennessee ind North Carolinin Trade.
Waiting This ma-Ltt, wou do well to call on u.s. with
the assurance of finding bota goods and prices 10 com
pure ivolably with any Of the Northern cities and
will Afford us great pleasure exh BIZ the same to INV
who may iuvor us with IA cnll
Our stock consists in rart of:
81 90 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives
250O Bu,k. Bone, Ebony and Ivory Knives and
Forks,
500 "Rodgcrs',' wostenholm's =" md Wade 4
Butcher, Rae rs,
1000 SheaIs and Scissors.
. 900 Knob, Stock, Pa AMI Closet Locks
l.s00 Till, Chest, CUPID and Trunk Locks
100 " Knob and Thumb Lntchcs and Bolts
Sn0 "Vr. min !" Collins" and Simmons" Axes
500 g Bench, Shingling. aud Lathing Hutchets and
and Hammers,
500 Ames. Rowland's AMI other Spades and
Shovels
300 =" .. 3 and prong Fork,
300 Gro Bii tannia Plated Iron, Tea and Table
900 tons Cast Sheer, and Blister Steel,
2d1 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Grin's Horse Shoe Nails,
1900 d ~. Hand. Mill M Smiths Files and Rasps
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
2.00o,0 10 English American, and &. ID. Percussion
Cnps,
3,000 Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces
.500 Log. Ok. Fifth Back Breast and Halter Chains
G,o00 lbs Galvanized Pump Chan,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles. Rifle Barrels. Lock, aud Mountings,
Circular Saws from To 60 inchcs
Mill, Pr. Cross Cut, Hand and lemon Saws,
Anvils, Vices, Believe,
Slcdge, Hand, and Shoeng Hammers.
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, Augers, Chisels,
Brace and Bits, Planes and Phns Irons
Waldron,s and Putent Grass and Grain Scythes,
Sneaths Horse and Mule Collars.
Brides and Bride Filings,
Halters, Web Reias, Girths, Saddles, Bride
Bits,
StiIrup Irons Spurs. Buckles and Saddery Hard
ware generally
Hog Skins, Pat and Ennmclled Leather,
Sheep Skins, Enameed Cloth Canvass md
Duck.
Oil Cnrpet Conch Laces.
Iron Axies Ito 81 inches,
Bright md Black Springs, Coach and Plough
Bolts,
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes Shafts ard Coach Ma
kers materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth,
With every other article usually kept ia a well select
cd stock of Hardware. feb 22-dSclm
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Uouse and Lot for Sale.

~ all al Auction, an the 9Th day OF Mnrch. II
Ia nrisately before. va luabe House anl Lot
mol ~" =, the corporation limits, on IN" Lynch
anJ saem furnpite The house ia. three sio
lafg a'' ,eat story being If brick, and contains
|e,-tno ~ fnthe, information apply To Mr.. Geo.
a, a, tn Mr. Milstead living near the property.
b Ihe. ga made knnwn on III day of sale.
~ Il" ''' HIRAM ". DIVERSIFIED
- % dt6nar
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Fostering! Plastering Plastering

JyTE UNDERSIGNED Is STILL IN TIE FIELD.
ut his post a. formerly, not dannied by the adj
er>,r ent recently issued in the Virginan, ting
hat not only all towns in this State and pnri larly
ynchbrrg were overrun by Abolition Pa>terrrs--and
hat a W. b. v, who halls fiom b. dford County Lad
uldeny made his appearances TO rid this city of such
nuisance Candor would compel me, (and do SO with
pleasure to state that there Is workman in my line
esdng here wh was not born in slave State. |
ave no reason give the place of my nativity that is
nown to all men, On thi. ground claim merit and
While will not descend so base trick TO Willy those
the same line of BUSINESS because they di not hap
ZEN to he bora on The soil of Virginia. wild state
am lual with if not superior to any man VIII" AFRO
|gaes so n himself on this ground; and suppose
is one the +. +. " One thing is certain when-
ever have done ork look NE Of The house
|m the "tace wittom turning pale and ash for
| make pretentons being walking demijoLn
even have whskers than brains.
have State my terms in former card which shall
|bide by 1Rd when HE time arrrpes hath shall be
es1ry for 10 ndercork The craft. syy make proo-
aoas 10 such gen lemeH iknow hare eren their cork
Brothers, shall feel longer deserve the patronage
|a generous public BGsing my claims m, ability nd
1.-THE years of experience have had in this State. shall
struggle on, Notwithstanding may not hive the assist
Ance of mine Host who very DESTROYS this
w. B. v succeed in putting down old established work
linen, by the zeal he manests in introducing him to such
gentlemen pect lud this
feb 22d3t PETER G. AKERS.
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To NiInrOd Donald /:

To NimrOd Donald:
you nre u non-resder of Yirginin, Take Notice ::
IA That shall, the 25th day of February, 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p. NJ. at the house of John B. Shaner in the city Of
Lynchburg and State of Virginia, proceed TO take the
deposition of John b. Shaner and others to be used
evidence in my behalf the trial ola Chancery
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Courl
for Amherst county Virginia. in which |, by my next
friend. am plaintiff and you are defendant. IT, from
ay cause the said dispositions shall not be perfected
on the day afo said the taking thereof will be contin-
ued from day day the hours and tbs place
aforesad until CON pleted. Respectfully,
LUCY G. DONALD,
BY John Hutchinson. her
ian % DAWN brother and next friend.
lAMES RIVER CEMENT $50 blls. in
- 80 al g.. .oi. no F. SACKETT
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JAMES RIVER CEMENT $50 bhls. in
~ and for sale by Is. +. SACkEIT
sept 40 Is
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FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
Willingham, Elicit Il Co.,

HMOND, Va,
A RE receiving direct from Europe by the Steamers
u Atlantic and Pacific, great variety Of SPRING
GOODS. in part follows:
New style s ring Prinis, in great variety,
d" - Gingharns, d"
Berage Delnnes, g E"
Irish Linens ana Furniture Drmitys
Juconet and White Caubrics,
Swis, Mu-lins, plain and Emb'd,
Linen Threud superior make,
Sleeves, Collars d Chemi.eus.
The above Goods, with many Others viii be offer ed
by the ,rcr low sinar goods can be ha in any
OF The Northern MARKETS. Oar st ick of
Foreign n American Goods
viii be completed by the LIT of March Merchants
generally invited examine Stock, which they
will find unusually nrge.
WlLLINGHAM, ELLETT co.
81 n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
uThe Richmond Wing thus properly dlsposes

uThe Richmond Wing thus properly dlsposes
of the AbuIitionism Of the Gazette. Our readers
will see that we were correct in saying what
would be the glorlfcation of Northern Abolition
ists over Virginia ally. We wonder why such
lover of The north and despiser Of Virginia did not
remain with his .:rst I0pe'' aud not honor such a
miserable State. he thinks Virginia is, with his
presence. The Wing thus leaves the Gazette to
enjoy the monotony of its own loneliness:
SLAVERY IN VlRoISA.-The Wheeling Gazette
replies at length to structures upon its anti
slavary notions, and we sorry to see, still un-
dertakes to argue in defence Of its unfortu nate
position on this question. We have no wish TO
keep up any controversy with our contemporary on
this subject. 1tis wholly unnecessary. We feel
well assured, that its ntslavery sentiments meet
with but little, il any countenance any where in
Virginia, and that they never will. The subject
only referred to for the purpose of contIadictne
the Interpretations Northern papers were max
ing of Virginia sentiment in regard to slavery, as
derived from the articles that had appeared in the
Gazette. Having done so we have accomplished
our object. It is against Northern anti slavery
fanatics that the South have to contend. There
is no material diversity of opinion with us at home
on this question, and it would be but waste of
time to argue its merits or its dement's. Slavery
is an institution fixed upon the South beyond the
reach OF all abolition schemes, and we want our
Northern brethren to be perfectly satisfied of the
fact.
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sqpport Of The N 'gasine. writing all descriptions

s9ppott OF The tgazine, writing all descriptions
OF articles forsit. But his peculiar and ornate
syle-otnate sometimes, merely 'front.' he employ
mem OF expressive words, but sinple,in reality.
hiaae MN readily recognized. Ins1S42, the best
OF ms articles were collected by Blackwood. and
Iepubilshed IN; volumes asastThe Recreatons of
Christopher Morrill," Collections Of other a,ticles
nave been published lin this country. where Will
son has always beenSa favorite. The "Noctes''
re. published here have long been outsofs print
blank whichwill soon be suppiedsby DR.. Mac.
kenzie's forthcoming annotated edition.. The Sc
mes called "Dies Bore ales, which followed the
Noctes,' may be said to have closed Wilson'S ca
reer. His place in the Magazine has since been
filled by his son law, and future bogfapher and
editor, Prof. Aytoun. etS 80 u
In 1850 stroke of paralysis incapacitatad him
from future authorship, although his mental ia
culties were not affected,
Professor Wilson was somewhat over six feet
hlgh, straight, active, strong, and of fine PIES
in leaping. wrestling and single stick.,' In ali
manly anu athletic exercises and tents he exccied
even TO his Goth year. He was a great pedestrian
goou angler, an excellent horseman, and could
use stthe Gloves with skill and effect OF nil
men whom our readers may have seen, nerllaos The
one VINO most resembled Wilson, in aspect, was
audubon, the Naturalist. But while there vas a
strong likeness between them us regarded features
the same decision Of mouth, with the well. cut
chin, large blow, and eagle like nose-W,lson's
lace was broader and fuller, and, altogether, had
tue appearance of more power, intellectually In
ihaontable energy and perseverance these men
were equal, perhaps.
Professor Wilson was one of those few men
who could speak rs well as he wrote. Some stri-
king Instances are records such are his speeches
at the Burns Dinner at Edinburgh in 1918, at the
Dickens Dinner Sal, AMI at the Burns Festival
in ls47. His eloquence was stamped with all the
characteristics of the man. itSwas bold mpassis NJ
ed and poetical. -
lie left no SON. 1ntherelations Of home no man
YVES more happy than Wilson. Those who saw
him by his own iteside can testify, us we do, how
brightly bt olned the flame of love which shed a
charming lightupon his Penatcs. Loving and be-
loved by relatives and friends, John Wilson has
sunk TO rest, lamented in both hemispheres and
wherever the tongue in hich he wrote SO well is
| spoken. 800
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Professor nIorse's

InyiSornting Elixir Cordial.
One OF the this great vegetable OK
lerant is that strengthens long endurance the very
mainsprimss OF li:e Tic arabs as DR.. Morse aa as
sured u" IN his interesting travels certain herb
uded in its ingredients. OF prolongng life
aud it is we'll known hat these wanderers OF the desert
live TO more advanced than any other people
cradle Sheik OF the Bedoun tibe accustomed to
Chew the leaves OF tho plant tobacco informed
DIR NJ that he had known weeks Illness and that
he was HOG OF age The is no manner OF doubt
that the Ihuigoratfns Erir Cordial gives permanent
v'eor TO the vital Organizations, removing disease where Il
exists IN any other hanan organic and Certifying
the system against its attac when it has not yet obtain
cd foothold. a simulant much more delightful in its
effects tanany form OF distilled termened liquor
clears Instead Ofrlodig the bra and actually adds per-
manenty to the natural vigor nerves. MUSCLES and
digestive The fragile and delicate female, Hyheth
or married single, will find II the remedy for the
physical disturbances aud Irregularities incident 10 her
structure and habits. l. btably nervous trem
htngs fncnss of the heart, headaches, Ginting fits
hystercs dyspepsia, regulate secretiuns
whether Too auent the reverse All PHYSICAL d:sab
tiles seem to vinish before its genial influence.
Tile cordtalis putup, highly ntrate in pint bot
ties Price three dollars bottle. two for five dollars
| six for twelve dollars. C, Il. RING, Proprietor, )
1912 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United Statea Canada
| and the West indies
Agents.-wHEELtsa-GEL q. cALDrrELL.
cISciSMKrI-B. IL MEARINiS -
| 0-5.See advertisement
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u.sIcK AND AFFLlorED..n

THE most and certain rem dy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis. blood splitting liver complaint, wlooptng
cough Group tickling rising in the roat de-
bty, PAINS in the side breast b oxen constitution
from the abuse Of calomel and causes is DOCTOR
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi and consumption II has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered incurabe Yields
without struggle to this Original Wild Cherry pre-
paiatton. Renemhcr-the great Original Will Cherry
PREPARATION. and the only compound prepared by ular
physician is manufactured the immediate care OF
DIR. StVARNE, at his Laboratory No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For SaleFSy-Da. JAMES sAKER; KELLs d CALD-
WELLS and PATrERSoNtS Co. Wheeling FLEMlNG
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. sep19