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HIGH PRICE OF HANDS.

The last Murfrecsborough Gazette says:
yesterday several negroes, belonging to the es-
tates of David Gatlng and VIM. II. Sears, were mr.
ed out publicly in this place. for the ensuing year,
at prices ranging from $40 to $l14. One negro
man brought $3.50 These prices were given for or
binary field hands. !"
The Norfolk Argus says:
1--WE have never known the demand for negroes
greater that description of labor scarcer or high
than at the present Such is the price ask
cd that it will operate seriously on that portion of
the farming interest which has to rely chiefly hir
ed help Many of our farmers, rather than engage
atthe present rates consider it more prudent to
tail materially their agricultural operations. Ordn
airy field hands have commanded as high one hum
d:el and fifty dollars and No. laborers have rea-
dy brought 1925, accompanied with life insurance
for the value of the slave. The great demand for
aborerS in this section proceeds from the turpentine
regions in North and South Carolina and Georgia.
as well as the works of railroad improvements which
are soon to commence and fear that considerable
inconvenience will be experienced the present year
IN the prosecution of these schemes
Negro men have hired in this region, for turpen-
tine getting, for from S175 to $780, taxes and insur
ance being cheerfully paid by the persons hiring
Indeed the mining, timber and trpentine interests
have created such demand for labor that the result
must be more or less injurious, at least for Time
to the agricultural interest A farmer can hardly
" =" pay Sloo 10 SZuO 1Of handS, notWltlStanQ-
ing the prices of grain, cotton and tobacco are now
better than for years past. We are gratified, how
ever that labor is in such demand among u.s. Much
more OF than heretofore will be brought into re-
quSuon and the wealth of the State will be proper
tOnally augmented
capt NICHOLS, an eminent architect of Jackson,
u uVu at lexington Holmes county, few days since
Line Alssissippan says:
J, eapt Nichols was native of England. He had
"sh resident of this State some fifteen or eighteen
S ~ lie was the architect of our noble Capitol
Irn Hie Hovernors mansion the State prison, the
fI nstS buildings at Oxford, and many other taste
80 r Pu1e and private buildings in this State as well
tSa noI le North Carolina Capitol at Raleigh, of
nooles structures on the continent, and of the
c,I %Oaa Capitol and other public buildings at Tus
asa .. Capt Nichols had attained to extreme old
h. 90 90 years. He has left enduring monuments of
exc.SS enlus and will long be remembered for many
uu'elt qualities man and a citizen"
No.. lue design of the Capitol of North Carolina was
@Ie oy the late Mr.. Towns of New Haven, assisted
" ~ w. D. Davis of New York, at that time apupiL
A' 0chOls added the East and West Porticoes, inn
ofn s the exterior but lessening the size of some
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-07

EscAPR OF SMITH O'BRIEN. 1t has been already
mentioned in this paper, that report had reached
New York that Smith O'Brcn had escaped from Van
Dieman's Land. 1t is said that letter received
by the steamer of Friday, at the Citizen office, an
nouncing the fact that the family of Smith OBrien,
at Limerick had received authentic Intelligence OF
his escape The letter, dated at Dublin, stating the
particulars of his fight, will appear in the first num-
Der of the Citizen, which is the paper soon to
be published by John Mitchell.
The Freeman's Journal has the following from the
Limerick Qreand) Reporter, dated Dec. 10:
,aWe have just been handed letter from high
ly respectable Irishman, resident in Melbourne Civ
ing full details of the escape of Smith O'Bren from
the .penal exile to which the British government
doomed him, and from which he has been released
by the courage and fidelity of few friends in the
colony, and the sympathizng aid of the commander
of an American trading vessel which was in the of
ning TO take him away to the free shores of Column
bia There is no doubt whatever of the fact; and
we need not state that feel considerable pleasure
in being the first medium of announcing it The
writer of this letter of those who assisted
Smith o Bren inlhs escape. We may add that Smith
OsBrien was bound by no parole.
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MALE AcADEMY-J. HENRY

HUNTSVILLE MALE ACADEMY. HENRY
AV NORWOOD Princpal-The first session of this in
stuon under the management of the above Principal
will commence the I'd Monday in January, 1854 Dunns-
vile academy situated in moral and healthy neighbor
Raleigh, on the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Tuition varying according to studies, from 81 SIS
per Board be had the school for
SC per month. For further particulars address
PETERSON DUNN, Secretqry
Raleigh, n. C.
December Sth, 1898. 4s1yss--f 1T. 7.
this office. - -
STEAM ENGINE AND CIRCULAR, SAW
~ MILL FOR FSALEt The subscriber having made
other arrangements now offers for sale No.
horsepow STEAM ENGINE and SAW MILL. which he,
warrants to be inferior Engine of the capacity
the Engine and Mill have been fully tested he deems
it say than to refer persons wishing
purchase to Messts Silas Burns Albert Johnson
other competent Machinisf. S &C.,
FIIE0. II. SNOW. s
Il Raleigh Dec. 10, 1858. 13--tf, s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-07

MASONIG CLASSICAL INSTITUTE Al
I'VE ROXBOROUGH, N. C.-The exercises of the Spring
Session of this Institution viii THURSDAY
18th january next.
Tuition per- Session of FIVE months
Classics and higher branches of Mathematics, $3.50
English Grammar, Geography, dc, 1000
Primary branches e4ss s5,Eo
No deduction for absence except Of protraced
sickness. $3.50
Board be had in private families frem Sc to 81 per
month Srse 49, So
Roxborough situated in high and elevated section of
country preyerbal for health which makes Il desirable
place for educational purposes. This with the cheapness of
living recommends this Institution to parents and guar
dams have sons and educate. Nome hogex-
need make application except those of good moral char
acter. s4se JAS, Ii. WOODY Principal.
TRUsTEEs.s -
E. G. RBADE ALEXANDER sHNALKER q
G.. s. WINsrEAD GEORGE DANIEL
G.. III. JORDAN, - IS WHO. bowler, 81
JNo "A. BARNETT, JNo.. BAIRD
December "a, 1888 1004-w4w.=
DOULTRY. TO THE POULTRY DEALERS. AND
Planters and fsnciers tbs South The Subscribers
prepared tie fill orders to extent for known
riety of choice imported and domestic Fowls, Geese Ducks
Turkeys, Swans and Pea and Guinea Fowls and VIII sell
stock by the par 1of at very reasonable price,
Those who buy to supplied ON favorable terms
will all birds sold by to be equal IN all respects
IN the country Stock be safely sent to part
of the United States -. ~
s No charge made for cages j. w PltATT
: ssss $500 Rhnebeek, n. I.
January 8, 1854, IL
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4 49, a writer in the last Democratic Pioneer, over
the signature of Northampton strongly urges the
Hon Calvin Graves, of Gaswell as the Democratic
candidate for Governor.
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~ The new Episcopal Church. in this City was
consecrated Thursday last by the Rt. Rev. Bish-
OPP Atkinson Several Ministers from distance
were in attendance. 49,
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~ NE SUGAR INTEREST. Eighty millions of dollars
an. vested in the sugar business in Florida, Lousi
tom AZ le2as, the only States where sugar is made
head. INC cane The product is over 30o, 600 hogs
s5O oo annually the importation of foreign sugars is
''O'OO0 hogsheads. :. q
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PERSONAL. We are pleased to see in the City, in
attendance on the Supreme Court Hon. Asa Biggs,
of Martin, Col. David Reid, of Dupln, Mr.. Kelly of
Moore, and Mr.. Troy, of Anson ..a
Hon. Thomas Ruffin is also in town.
aEz- The throng at the Presidential mansion on
the 1st. January, very great. The Secretaries
dwellings were crowded as usual.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-07

,poo;,. hamilton G. Jones Esq, Of Rowan, has been
Conn., Reporter ofthe decisions Of the Supreme
~ Of North Carolina.
aj 80 Inc Bank ofFayetteyille has declared divi-
VII per cent. for the last six months.
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A RTICLEs IN ROSEWOOD. &c.-LoNDo,

Raleigh, January c, 1854. -, Is
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FRENCH INTERNATIONAL French Cabinet courier
left Paris Wednesday, the 14th instant with des-
patches to the Ambassador at Constantinople 1t is
must be of the highest importance, and they are be-
lieved to contain instructions for the military Ambas
sador at the Sublime Porte suited to the exigency of
the moment. Their purport has not transpired, but
it is very naturally surmsed that the Admirals
enjoined to carry into execution the orders which
they had previously received to protect the Turkish
fleets and the Asiatic coast from aggression, and if
aggression be committed, to publish the perpetator
OF avenge what they could not prevent.
LATEST BY MAIL AT LIVERPOOL.
The affair at Akalisk is generally exaggerated.
There have been several collisions between Turkish
and Russian ships in the Black Sea. Three steamers
of the Turkish squadron came in contact with Rus
sian force in the Black Sea- A severe engagement
ensued from which two of the steamers escaped,
and the third, Egyptian, blown up by the cap
tain rather than surrender. Towards the end of
November a Turkish brig driven by stress of
weather to Serpent's Island, between the mouth of
the Danube and Odessa where the main part of the
Russian force happened to be. They fired into and
sunk the brig and every soul on board persisted
The Turkish steamers that were sent out with arms
and ammunition for the Caucasus returned safely to
Constantinople, on 29th November having indeed
their cargoes in safety An engagement took place
between the steamers anda Russian figate and brig
but the latter withdrew very dismantled state to
the roadstead of Soheund. The entire Turkish hete
is under orders to enter the Black Sea- AT Ghefikir
a Russian force was repulsed with great loss. One
steamer was knocked to pieces.
{ LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERP0OL. s.
vienna. Friday evening, Dec. 16.-The Turkish
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p,rrIHa.J. DH; Johnston, HIN TON

HERE may be obtained the speedy and ,ree,uai rem.
SECRET DISEASES.
Loip ees,, seure Seminal weatn..., tn.
Ss 2s.d sS. dsoP SIN snS n
SisD i"'''N The both BODY
haS, sssS ,,s 70 an sa
.So 70. f hsS: sS .s.
'hs @ cali ral eosassss ',t'd to '"
%s,sse being AZ
; oxzcx NO sss8g sSsSsFss sass1a,cx srnzx7
FhkIIcTLAR M in observing the NAME sGMsER ysu VI.
corr "AaE4s5sR R5k 5 4S s ARo ~ cs4fsE Y f MADE ~
he s.;fP,s Py.s to
Of the a s hsyal ess S r %
on par .hS,s fe hs
S,ns %o,i a9n,hns i ha many with
aaa s. .s
cured sometimes with arrangement OF mind,
a Certain Disease
Ia, nb disease 81 O osn saSssh n.
from applying 10 so or dread him
& him. TIL the this
throat, diseased nose the head and limbs dim
es on the head eS,remes on NTH rb
victim of this s sa,. Or sone Of ae nose
E iii death period dre.du .uae
turns rO,ash therefore JOHNSTON S pre-
10 f S RThy's is
sorTd ea sale fRf Pssdy cure to the victim
10 IA, dreadful eOnP the ignorant
I assa aSlPs. PSi.oa "a ruin sB
,.,,. Affection. of the Bladder,
Pain .s in Hs,T Of Sssh is generally Peepe by
-3e., dc. " ~ Ha' MA '' melancholy,
9sg men Who have injured theseve. certain practice In
paao Snsn a .eSoo habit ieagsn,y learned
So s nha nSi cured renders marriage Impossible
aans ply H that Yong the hope
enoysa & by he he from all and
ndanT in certain secret habit Such persons
,saT..s, promote happiness. Indeed Without these.
hourly IN M me ws1y pEriRage the prospect
and allied with the melancholy reflection that hAppines.
young re and all Who have injured
These are some Of he melancholy eject, produced by
Pains in the Head Dne Sight Of Muscular Po1er Pal
3ent Of the Digestive Functions. Debility synpsoIns Of
snees on The mind much to be dreaded Of
dnss Aversion Society Self prus sotude Tmd
person, Of ali aS can judge uh., I'll.
and emAcated an have af por becoming weak pale
cough and symtorns OF consumption, $50 49,
On how happy have hundreds been mad.
who have been suddenly restored health
JoHNsTONs ISvidoRATISG EENEDT roR ORGANIC WEAK
BY Remedy organs
speedily cured and full ygor
Nervous and Debia,ed individuals
immediately relieved. AhiNpednenst
fhyal or Mental
cured by DR.. Johnst n ' @f'
,,sa- oEEICE 40. 7, so 9TH FREDERICK STREET RAL.
MORE, MD. - @--
=, All surgical perntIons performed.
N B-Let no false deleacy apply
either personally by letter. f''
skin Di--asrs Speedily Cured.
TO STRANGERS.
He Who places himself DR.
goasy eonnde In his honor gentleman confidently ry
upon lis skill physician. 's
e many toHsdEds cured AZ this Institution
years and the numerous important Surgical performed
oy Witnessed by the other
persons notices which have again before the
public, Is suaeieni guarantee 20 the afflicted.
would say TO those UHIc9uIintei ri his
w ME~axSESS ~ OF THE ORGANS IMMEDIATELY CURED AND
- CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE. IN ALL CASES
sUBJECI TO ILE CONTRACT MADE WITH THE PATIENT
MAIL. ,na-ss-e
------=-==
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STOCKs FOR sALE-S2OOOo Coupon bond. or tl,, Cor.
poraon OF Lynchburg years rum by the Yr.
snia and Tennssse Railroad Company
nuAlly. - '-' ~ "
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Central Railroad
company 20 years to interest payable half
cure the payment OF these Bonds OF which there
ooo (and be sued a
work. Of the Company, costing about tl 100000
$4,000 hchmOnd city Stock % years maturity
est payable semiannually sinking apart for the
payment OF this stock which will cxtnKulsh IL In
Persons having stocks dispose would
TO We always prepared to buy
desirable to the will sell
commission.
To those wishing to invest would
rally have on hand Of the best securities In
which will be sold moderate te m
A C,v
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T. NJ PETTENGiIL 90, No. no Nassau street. New
York and 10 state Street. Boston, such arrange
msnh With the best and most widely circulated Journals
United States and oansdsS, hshey are enabled 10 saw
inF Of time and expense to the Advertisers Who do business
through them They select We best papers Advertise con
'peuou'y ahe very lowest prices avAys Keep the interest
Of their customers In view. Merchants invited or
them and salty themselves that these things Msto.
aeQ-iv-fp1
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

HNERpINASD zodBAUM co, No. O7 Maiden lane. Iupor
NJ r' OF NoLSs GrriEs AcoosbEoSs srRSss bass SsTRr.
SESrs, &C., Ao. mhii-sm
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PLAIN !, Am J ,, rAsgy Nc, WOOD TUNING.

2I3 North second street, PbIIndeIpbIo.
AYiNa Sherwood BabbetIs Patent Prismshs Tn,,,n,
M Lahs can supply Cabinet HsLsu With French, Cottage
peIor style and quality Carpenters and Rnders with new
o. Nair sygh and Veandah Bausters and Newell Pos
from 10 ~ Sides and Trimming with All kInds
Tassel aud Button Moulds. '
All orders thankfully received al their varerooms
aP5-dsm-tsl gis North "a street Phll.dsIphia
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UMPORTANT TO MILLERS AND MILL. OWN
ERsF HARRIS SONS Patent Smut and seour-
Ing Machines and Pans Highest Premium Crystal
Palace Also the Gold and Silver Medals
iue Ne. forE These Machines
~ over 700 Mills In the United states also In Canada
Mckee, Denmark and South Amerca-beng
open PSrus Concaye and Convex an Iron Ynme
with aooweru Fan attached They durable
to get out Of order and has larger securing surface
WARRANTED superior Metals Machine
respectfully invited to give them trial by r.
HARRIS SONS Mlers and Machnists EI town. er.
mhsI-dsm--fvI
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OnN PiiFE, Dealer I'm Ivory, of Ivory
- oooas o hurray street, N " oci9-diy
I.GA La
= Ton & POLEMUN,
sn DNOAD SI1tEET o nrhNrr. New York MFR |


Oh btOtD sTHEtcr corner OF HEAVIER, Ne York of.
20 " for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail Duck-22inch all mo-, /,
hrd and ot also, all the various widths Of
tared a this establishment comprising every variety to
the trade, and offered the west rates
United states Pilot Duck-wooiberry and Mount
vernon Extra full assomet Of this superior fabric.
WtliimnnfiC Cotton Duck-lG, Is, 20 n % all
numbers hard and so This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Pair own State Pair
ship and stcnr Mark Duck-PlAna nd twiIed ma n.
uae'ued by the Greenwoois Company
sals tents awnings 4c also, Mount Vernon
plain % TO % inch Heavy o do. '
Cotton Sail TVinc-A full assortment.
Tnrpnulins Hnmmocks, Stuns, &c.
Pnpcr Fciting-3O to az inch made heavy
for drer felts.
Car Covcring-Cotton Canvass widths from so 10 100
inches and all numbers made expressly covering and
railroad cars perfectly and and
enduring than the Itself ~ "
Ennmclling Cnnynss-so, ss, 40. IS and inch plain
Hngs and Hngging-of every description. seames,
BAGS woven WHOLE all size In bales Of lOO 500
oog strength utility and grain
surpassed. -
Also heavy Cotton sacking 40 Canvass Warn
fiiIng heavy iwilied do do, 20, 49, 20 and I4inch.
Mool sncks-Woven whole all Sizes and desirable
fe1 dly
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, JOHN 4, SMITH,

e3I dHd 235 Broadsdy Ssls York
IUNhE most Extensive in the World, prepared offer s
IL Merchants the largest and complete OF
CHBRHLLAS AND P4R4SOLS
70 oe found IN Europe or America Merchants visiting New
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING.
B-PLEAsE cut this card out and put It in your POCKET
BOOK ior reference. JOHN l. SMITH,
fe25-Sm-yksl
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NKym. IRA SMITH, CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, rl
Wv Main Nreef.-HAvng received large portion Of my
spnE stosh am prepared TO show ne sssoTrsn
well made goods other house my line viii o6er them
a. low they be bought esshe the goods consider.
ed would also say that prons looking for their supply
hnd better made this he
their interest zye goods before buying
determined 70 or nne and well goods Low
othersean. wM. IRA SMITH
ApI Late smith Marvin.
- ayi piSisRoRT, ALLEN 90,
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PHILADELPHIA ADyLRTIsEMENTs
sfdnE. mAnHEirr ST., sT66MK. sTT6G6MK
PHILADELPHIA.
hplLLoU WALTON co, having secured The large and
No. III Market street, nov opening
ENTIRELY PEESlI STOCK OF
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen and
Hosiery,
large proportion Of the Stock been
nfacures Europe by member Of the dm The ssorment
eomgrsrs all the variety Of Dry Goods for furnishing
Dwellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping, such as
PILLOW PILLOW Linens, IoySlins', Lace and Mg, Curtains,
Blankets, &c, &C. Doilies, &C. Sc Pfushes To- &c. -
All tho UCst Wnkcs of Linens,
RlohErdson's DgDbar Deksons Approved Brands,
al EradeL Golden Flsy. of Light Makes.
English md German Hosiery,
n,,, . SHIRTS, ORA WERS, Dc,
of county the de,rbe the lowest
prices and knowing that this be
system ot LONG CREDITS and LONG PROFTS o. W. Co. have
adopted The following As their terms:
UNIFORM CREDIT OF Elk MONTHS TO merchants Of good
SIX SGs CENT; DISCOUNT ron CASH. when paid within 10
TWELVE rER oENT DISCOUNT is the rate allowed Tor money
~ these terms iney enabled buy EUROPE
small Advance tho Foreign Cosf.
the SHORT
pest Tor both the saier uhee
en bul one small Poh between The Merchant and the
nessa hsnuheinrers0 they earnestly Inspection Of
r. nuuIoU. o. NJ wuTov w 70 u,,,-,,,
lalQ-d3m-fMl
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houon's P.rrsrl
BATES, BArkcay st. opposite A,tor House rnanuo,e,p,
Of the above splendid and desirable article tSS s
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL wAREuorsr

'Nhh h'hiNbbibhAb W WAREHOUSE.
Hp 4. ALLEN, (Jate A. r. Allen Co. $50 and tot W.,
hNs ter street. AGEcutrRAL HoRrcrLrURl INrlurSrs
ASo MeHNtST FElp ,Sp GiKbES srrs TERrrsR GvASo
BoSF DrsT, PHosrHhTE ~ LiSE PoupR rrE Plastic &C.
mhlt-sm
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

tR The above DWtcroRT from the Apvrarxo AarvcT Of
". PETTEsGILL I co, ii9NissiU srIIEr, New YORK.
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GtHAMBER, TOILET, AND NURSERY PURyrTURR.-
Eegant Toilet Sets, Lamps Of every description Chamber
py6 zIMMERMAs
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
ysos q. n'posAiDs ST.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BLANK BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTA M ISuMENr

NEW FORK ADVERTISEMENT
mo. sDosALDs st.,
THE BII SEW NIX EoHK B6SE STA"
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
% % s Ss .: .rs
a. IN ne EnS A.. whl,s Iss sias
s..,. I'M e.
&c e @ sssas PACED ss g. and st upwards. DO
'qs Blue Ra .ad: ss @ s and
soy and sspsr do aoy. .. .ss4. sssSss ss DO ,s IS
% r... RS1' q p; and
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On hand 81 s'nSS, A ds
.ys quality nS "a and a. 4. bound "a he
ANU D' 0' cas-" q Sohp hhpp'Sysd osaRl RR1ps by
S ss large .sss Ss. Is.
n;, nSR saoE
.s, sf wsgI2. y,i E,sr;lssf
%. sSss
Ssdaa is than other house. No.
.P22-daa-lsl 8. oAuILL.
~ sPRlSG fR1bk 1851.
I'D. Sne.na SMoDGnhN, s,L ~ LIN, Maiden ID Lime, md 90
se 4: iss STsss
SS.Ts co., 9 hand and s1 from
AsHH5s ssSSs ssSsiss
oyrRALIs. WHIPS, cRoTos HOSE,
my Goods for their eseeent quality so well
nd
OF
RUBBER CLO7HIHG
m AZ, snsssa to offer them purchase superior
Ssers superior to
Orders Iepee'ay solicited and attended with
q Maiden Lane and 50 Nassau street Sew
VNiIE nAzARD POWDER COMPANY MANUFACTURER. Of
GUN POWDER, continue to furnish Gunpowder their
sroSIsS ixDriS EcTnc "Sres snoaI
IN kegs half and pound
purposes, and for Export The reputation Of Gunpowder
DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.,
Agents. Richmond.
N ''''' = 50 o. WIT %fiGs Street, New York city.
A. u. HARARD, President.
a. 4. DoroLiss, Secretary apI-dsm-tSl
EINGEisIoh SEWING MACIINtos-Made by HOOD, BAT
I september lch The: Machine. spe 1sFranes @
proper us DOT get out OF repair They built in
santia and wortmanke will
era aud saddies work. In manner warranted give sat
done by hand Call and them operation CHEsNUT
street, Ph,aderhia' up Stairs -
n AMPS, PHosGENE GAS BURNI.;G FLUID AND GAM
pHENE-The subscribers manufacturers dealers
IN above articles and oaer for sale to the trade the
They would call special attention to the Fent y PAosgene
aud principle Davys safety ine Lamp
. TO make an explosion from accident impossible 1t superior
Materials for light orbes, quality always lowest
market price. CHAs. STARR JR 4 co
1lI Fulton street New York.
IL Broadway Publishers Music-apd Dealers Wholesale
and retail in Pianos Meiodons te cee
Co. Bosonwhose considered superior to ali others
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