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w A LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS, SUPPORTERS,
LACE STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED AT SHORT NOTICE.
these the CONSTRUCTION AND APPLI.
CATION important aya themselves Genuine,
which all raned, SEW.
NTY, and observe the fsb2s iply
SHERMAN, 70 st. Charles street.
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6 OUIsIANA SAVINGS CoMPANY. -corner

d OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp Lafayette This staOn organ
under by
S and w be opsHed for the ranEacs of business
DAY the sd instant. =
Tie upon which simply Saving
atution For purpose Of a riding opportunity
tei ssyiug
o Dime will be received deposit.
For Money deposited lnrest the following have
tn5i,hed
Depoats days interest
Of three cent. a d..
Deposis less than months not than months
est the Of tout per per
Deposits for months Of
Money deposited subject cali will be received will
be allowed. -'"
On FIidsys depoai.s will be received only Females
....TRUsTEEs.
VIM. H Garland w. b BobGs, Dennis Cronan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas. NJ Fotiay, Jno. b. Camden,
Geo. C. Lswrasoni Jno. Coleman, ~ Rand
R. L. Robertson, ...z- WIN. II. GARLAND, President.
NewOr8ens, August l, 1854. aug
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FOR RENT.

aTOR RENT-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
of 81 Joseph and g. Chass Streets for the storage
Coal States, Bricks &c, will be rented low. Apply
s. TORE TO RENT.--Immediate posses Sss
~ gtven.Tbat hory granite
froa known 90 Rev yee bets NAtesz Alley
street. or rent To good aud tenant liberal viii be
granted. For further parteuiars apply 10
apis BAftElLI 4 Co. 81 Common street
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given 1st &ss
NJ October The three story brick Fulton M
batween 6rod and Note Dame the
Girod or Broom ssree running through fo Fulton New
Levae street. having granite
permanent tenant, will be LIBERAL Apply to
apts BAREI.LI & Co., Common street.
FAHO RENT-lAMEDIATE Possession GIVEN -
NJ The hreeory BRICK STORE street selwesn
Gvi and Noire
through from Fulton New Levs having
t2ont, opsning Oh both. t'. T. s ~ t}5
Forfur herpaSserlare, apply %
jsEiS BAFEtII & CO.. 81 Conuaon
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1854
EDUCATION.
.NTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTED.

HA
N rec.ed by BOARD OF VISITORS appointed by sse
the Col. r. F. ALLEN, 6lsnsahed
Faculty 'E5 y F.iA5
The usuay taught The Colleges with
ne addition Of extended Of Mathematics Natural Science
and fheo.etic ard Practical Eh gineering. ns..
The badnga q hs Institute bsen entirely rsd during hs
past and the yr heating them hh saam comps
ted which lave rendered he nsnts unsquhlsd respeet
and
oughlesa efnsruciion and srictaess Of government
The sghth anDual vii open Monday sspte
bsr s4 Entire charge doaa session,
gsouss fee ~ extrs) payable in advance. IL
Address the Military Institute Frakn
Ky.H or the undersigned. P. DUDLEY,
jyts I'm Pfesid deuto of
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The New York Herald on tho It'll

NJ wow tik I'ftH'i bl the tlH
publishes - letter from Alexandra.
Egypt. dated JnIy 7th. 1891, from
which we cSrraci the following
Tho Efforts Of the Coneal General
here,(Nr DeLeon.) on behalf Of The
unfortunate Crooks having bcea
crowned with success, biz example has
been followed by other consuls, aud
my brethren now fell that their troubles
are over. The papers in Greece and
the islands have been most crfhuasfie
in their expressions ofgatitnde for the
services rendered s; and many Of them
have re-pubIIshed, with high coin.
pllments, Mr.. DcLeon' s appeal to Abb
ha3 Pacha "
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dbr 'lprrklQ Q,ullIrt
Thursday W",ning. August ~, 1854


bSFRV9F SURVIVE WV we sareses.
A correspondent IT The New York
Advertiser writing from Florence sags
'tIaf Powers noble statue NJ Wash
ington ordered by The State Of Lot
iaiana. ia nnw completed, and wiz he
shipped for New York in few DAYS
VI is n grand work. anl The lovers If
nrt would IL well if Trey would Oh
iain The consent M the i!nyornnnnl IF
The patriotic State which il is to alun.
for its exhibition. IN 71asantat, n he
Empire City =
Il vii be shipped 10 New n'lanna.
without being unpaeked and there We
think i should 10 opened md placed
al some public place fer exhibition -
rhe citizens of tie Commercial E'npr-
iinn,. before IL il linallT shipped hntn.
to take its place IL Tho Capitol FROM
,epeata,l notices rf American travel
lars at Florence. W. look to soc b WORK
il The host style ~ ali % II 10 Tie
first. and wa haliaye only Investment
The State Leg'qlnlnrc he's ever maIa
il the fine arts. The question nrisna
M ~ where the Statue shall 10 rlanod
The light IN he ro1,nla on tho first
flrpr would be insufficient. as design
ed Nv The architect but The whole
roof embracing The sky light is under
going alterations. that will remedy this
long complained If deficiency IN
other objection however, IT, that lrea
ton for the Statue. will strike he n
tenlion Of the atlistiral eve. II ia The
fact that The work will have naeassari
" to rest ph the plank floor which
Glls the mind will, the idea Of insneu
rity, and detraets from he beauty q
The work. The sublime 'ba rests
chiefly Upon the fact Of durability
The eye must seq tie foundation fixed
in the earth substantially or il is oeou
pied with The reflection. that IN a few
years the floor will give way. aud the
work will tumble into The oeller Of
neglect below. and be forever forgot
ten The Statue was not designed hy
the artist. Ia be on level with the
spectator II should he elevated to
mid way position between The flopr and
the ceiling. 40 that The light from
above may cast such shadows upon
the figure and drapery, "a tho artist
designed, which are az necessary tothe
effect Of the marble. "a upon The can
vass. We would suggest to parties
having charge Of the matter. the ebso-
lutte necessity ofremov'ng portion Of
the floor. so M to build a foundation
in the earth below. on which 10 place
the pedestal The Statue should moi
he placed there. until this ind'apensi
bic work is performed.
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hrah|n epunftg, penetrated lagoons ann
rra'ieq whore The galinippars aud
,nnslnfF,es zero LITTLE snale, lha,,
3ashap Bulls, thnt fl,a thing was t.,
f1lnrn. o bod e.. ,rfin'na eph"tla
ton ,tp.. ,Rc ,Rn.. al If which | PIT
in my pipe afI smoked at my leisure
A persona inspection II the roal, its
furniture, equipments, 'inrots. business
IT.. confines me that I!arn',,,i ~ q
Van1efh1ilf, ~ oven if YOU please q
greater 'l,en Campbell could rnsusi
tate, rebuild md complete that road
from ihaf city to The Gulf, anl ~ nj
'linD . s'na,up, line thence IT, Mobile.
would hpYa Ten years t|n start If tl'o
roal that "re ~ m. though the Wheu
is not got determined upon
The lar'ip4 DESCENDANT interests and
oli1nns # "rrosi''on. is nne IT those
nutsas. Which nf III others. is most IT,
ln fuatnd md dreaded hy . titg eordi
finenl az New Orleans is ~ day but
what meters il. lie that hos The
r,. l.=I. i,
pns. eannq srirpsf f. win And ln93
il IS ',a the city ihin4ea nnI nrlm'is.
ttnaq al,na1 under This woialti r. ~,
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t'oprt NossnI,nJa ,et,,,nad rel. t., call
hla zoos IT, account l'}t here rs
"flt"t fheih t"''hS d"Th sweet htf1e
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ca,lh MAJ 4, - ,4;,1,y., e ha,,.n
be opened . nnrinr,s sferaarn l,e poured
nnf until The ea'th IS drowned
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''nsfare blanche The critic Is dc
nrer'd old man. and Emile besohamps
has returned to Versailles. where he
rufivates his garden more Than the
muses.
There seems to be- m Intoxicating
effect i" the worlds applause it s''n"-
'a'ss ambition mud the recipient seems
unwilling to be content viii, bis cup
full. it must be over run t''at the mind
may be- ear,atod When The utmost
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signed t. ~ g"7o'neh ~ roas"n haF
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| 7
fI,ureb. h. received rtra thah was
his due. II answer. va may say
fr,Iy 10 i" rnenivnd ntihipqn from ~"
hulnh. ani therefore did not receive
,onln Fhan lie due. "IrelY Fdnyfh
,i,tDs Me wiri/e4e NJ prt/Um,nG
,ts serr,res in 1is o,nH ntY.' fiFan
ted. II i tight. 1ut docs any cil,At
lhau tho Catholic, doney fhaif ronGt'
CATION Tho tight ~ r. ~ other Church
- Should Priest PIT foot IN nm
Other Church, what would he the can
4nunanaes I The difference between
rfhe, Churches anl The Catholic, Is
Ibis. That the ministry is composed
Of our own nafga ~ LEGALLY adopted
citizens gentlemen who havn faul
Il,a, md are therefore Interested IN ihe
general Felfara anl prosperity "f The
State gentlemen VII, would obe7 .
law # Tho land, before They would m
order from Tho Frra The oblatt If
The Nelson's anl OH PILLOWS Is pub
lislni ~ he wotll and veil nnIat
stood NJ senf ~ milton # met ara
ny,ln}al from thair ,ahk= They ID
urf 1rav 'ihor from HE people H.
build ~ political rlinarehy, fatal ~
Liberty Tie o'ipof # lair existence
+ ~ gaiu strength ~ fraternity, f.
work ut practical christianity to all
nantin1 ~ 'liaf The Wasons =ay
anl 10. j. IN . Ianenaga understood NJ
lnAsf lg tie members If The f,atnrui'F.
f'on Flta writer IN The hdVoraFn say rs
mneh fr tue religion hn 50 ally do
fanls3 VIZ a'e exceedingly rfIipal
n hlrn lDr his pratu,tous nfarifg f.
wnrds rs. md must thank him in The
tnrsf en,r'eet4 lpanuar FIR citing ~ ~
Tarintls passages # scripture As sad
IN I've nni start, We hRre no 4 sire fl
. biblical controversy with hrust If Or
any one else but refer him for his own.
,dili"qfiop f. tbs brief verse IL IL
! 9Th haptef " fpinthiaas "fbero
fore if tpow not he meaning of fF.o
polea qhAll he unto him fhat speaketb
= barbarian. md he HAT ~peaketh
INTO me-
WIN the Advocates writer rlnase
'nfnish us his spiritual Interpretation
IF these simple words, md others found
IN close proximity
Count Nnsselrode arrived IN fnvu
7rsfeaIay evening. and put ~ ~ tho
ila'ney IIo1se
Ills exceIIeney caIen upon rs ees
tefIay. md requested rs - aay fhat
he viii remain IN Baton l.Wtoo un'lI
Wednesday nexi, when Io returns t.
Eew Drlenns. m youfr for liayana.
Hnfo1 Hougc unity Goma. slh.
Is ii likely anything VIII be U4llh
81 ont Of bis a,''val1 Keep rs post
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CooLfea ARRANGEMENTS. Tho
fact will not remain long unknown
that Mu#Helman has just fitted up an
entire new act Of : fixtures for Soda
water. and made permanent lcocresm
arrangements for the balance Of the
gaaEon.
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EH~'rhe well known packet South
ern Belle. will resume her weekly
trips to Vickaburg and tho Bend, on
Goth proxo. During tho summer,
she has undergone thorough repaira.
Capt. Jim White is still to command
her and Mr.. Vim Shaw. although
lately entered "on new state Of eS
istenec.' may atill be found at the
counter of the Belle, rs chief Clerk
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DRowNEp.--A deck hand on the
steamer Fashion whilst in the act Of
drawing bucket of water lost, his
alanee aud was drowned. This hap
pened yesterday "wednesday morn
ing whilst that boat was leaving our
landing, bound down.
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Nrw F,HM--speeial attention ia
asked, to tho now advertisements Of
The now firm Of WaddiIl x Day With
two such popular gentlemen. at the
head Of the we'll stocked Drug store
on Church street, it cannot fail to re
ceive largo share of public patron
AGO
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The Ohio river is still very log ..
bout 30 niche water on The barr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 2Otl

WASHINGTON, May Doth.
The Senate is not in session, having ad
journed over till Monday.
-HoUsE.-At midnight a recess was
taken until 9 o'clock this morning, when
the members rc-assembled. The attend
ance was small, there not being over 100
present.
The debate on the Nebraska bill was re.
sumed, and Messrs. Harlan and Stuart, of
Ohio, and Goodrich of Mass, spoke against
the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, as
violation of n solemn compact.
The latter said, "If you strike down the
legal power of the Compromise, it would
strike down the moral force of the Compro.
mise of 1850. Repeal the Missouri Com.
promise, and it would wipe out as with
sponge, all compromises at the North
Laws may be made and have the force Of
laws, but they will not be respected as com.
promises"
Mcssrs. Stanton of Tenn, Hem of Iowa.
and White of Pa, addressed the House in
favor of the bill.
The debate will continue until twelve
o'clock.
Mr.. Richardson occupied the House
previous thereto in winding up Amend
Inents will then be offered during the az
ternoon and evening session without any
probability of vote being taken on the
bill.
The minority are determined TO continue
their resistance, and there is a bare pro5a-
bility of vote being reached on Monday,
the 22nd
The debate was closed at ~ NJ.
Mr. Dean of N. Y, moved that the Com
mittee rise. Yeas and nays were taken
and the motion lost; az to 90.
Mr.. Edgerton of Ohio, moved the bill Of
the last Congress as a substitute.
Mr.. Macy moved an amendment. giving
the proposed Territorial Legislature power
to establish or reject the Institution of slay-
cry. Motion rejected
Many other motions were made, but all
rejected by vote of - 10 20.
The Southern members refrain from de-
bate so as to hurry the bill through
Mr.. Campbell moved to apply the Wilmol
provlso to States hereafter to be formed ont
OF these Territories, but this motion was
TeIecied-only 81 voting in the affirmative.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the Com
mlt'ee rose and the House adjourned until
| Monday.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
nrsieNArioN on nn. svps,.r,

The advertiser of Monday says
awe are Hu,hoizcd 10 publish tho IA
lowing letter Of the Hon. Edward E,s,.e
to His EXccllency the Governor, resirt,e-
his seat in the Senate.
Wcarc not aware that Governor Va
burn has yet made any appointment, ,o.u,.
ply the vacancy. Mr.. Choate and N.
Winthrop, who have both heretofore CHA
the place with distinction, have been nan.
ed as probable candidates for the nppa,a
mcn,, and either would doubtless be avl,,
acceptable to the public, but we have ~,
sou To TO believe that neither would aee,,.
the appointment II offered to them.
Among the other prominent candidate,
named is the Hon. Joseph Grinnell, of New
Bedford, who has been for number Of
years an able and most useful member Of
the other House. His appointment, We
have no doubt, would give great satsiac.
ton, and he would discharge the duties Of
the station with ability and discretion
BosToN, May Eth. 1851.
Sin: | regret to have to inform YOU. Cha,
am under the necessity Of resigning mn
seat IN the Senate of the United States
When ! consented to be a candidate far
that place, the improved state of my health
led me TO hope, that | should in that re.
spcct be fully equal to its duties u hope
afterwards confirmed by the experience Of
laborous winter in the department of State.
| was, however, in the course of the las,
autumn. occasionally much indisposed, and
during the present session of Congress, nv
health has been greatly impaired. II Il
now such as to make it impossible for me-
either with respect to daily attendance on
the Senate or adequate preparation for
important subjects of discussion, (not TO
mention the burden otbusiness correspond.
ancc which is very lravyl to discharg &c my
oiilcm duties IN proper manner. This
must of necessity become still more the
case, with the advance of the warm season,
and the increasing length of the daily scs
sions; and | could not persevere in the eff
fort without mourning the risk of the most
serious consequences.
For this reason after anxious delbon-
ton, and in obedience to the decisive opin.
ion of my long experienced and eminent
family physician, DR.. Warren, have felt
1t my duty to resign my scat-the resgna.
ton TO take effect on the first of June.
In thus retiring from public service, to
which with little intermission have de-.
voted myself for thirty years, | beg leave
to express my deep and grateful sense Of
obligation for the many distinguished marks
of confidence with which have been hon.
ored by the people and the Legislature of
my native State, and by the Executive Of
the Union.
With my fervent prayers for the honor
and welfare of our beloved Commonwealth
and country, remain, sir, most respectful
ly, your obedient servant.
EDWARD EVERETT.
To His Excellency, Gov. Washburn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

The Speaker nteuulcd iae n,ir, ,. ..
ground that The original b,Il had A..
heon ! scu~scd.
The main question was ordered q,
put Yeas. iiG; Nays. 20.
Me- Rich,rl'ou'- substitute Va, "a.
agreed 90; Yeas, us, Nays, ~
The question WIS stated ON orlr,r. =.
bill 10 BE- cnrr,sscd for third frad.,,
Mr.. Mllison moved To lay hcbu,s..
table.
Nrra,iycd. Yeas, 100; Navs. ia
AtlOl2 o'clock, Mr. Mutcsop ,.s.
an unsuccessful motion to adjourn.
The bill was ORDERED to be cnr-s...j
cor third reading. Ncas. ll2; Nst, !,
While the vote was being taken \,
Elrin was holding a reception in ,ho l.b..
many members being introduced 20 h..
The bill was read n third umo. r,I I.
II o'clock was passed by vote of-l...
ll3; Nays, 100.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
Wig STATE Csa,eHiisn.

Thc AH.aiI sais rstsctsiaa n ihs
Whrt a Nota.sa,. 81 BE- h,84 & Rnf
isi.l es wolaosla,. abe "a. 6tr n leas
nrst-ull2aclptF a.. g. nsniss's eis.
cassie, tai state Uacsr ~ tie ,nsaiae
PaHcu year. tpG sisa TO ifsnssrt sach
,slss hatnrss ~ she Tanrosnsu. vkor
ss~rGs,ea, asr tnraa prrp-'. r-ertrafas
e. tie nei1 sf.1ea Fltr Election
D. y BRIGGS.
DEu MkRnNEn. mr.
h q. HARRIS. Csai}f
~ " HAFiS Cos
g. u. HAYDEN,
Mfs isi. ir5l
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

tss FREE ~siys rnsegh "a ata'f tlnas 'e
saasitF's fhrf ngtss The ~fanr' and
inssls vt,ts here bees hesFe1 aFsa 'hcm
-.i tfnass tu8 uuff ihr.n. taa rnefrciiy
saa efocfnsi frss1s1sce. n roi 90 = irrfisle
r., nss An5 heroa0s' II srf saaIais-
irsit.a sist suetfatt aailias iuud sui
sicugs iIir pcfrrreiea AZ tae poser q
tis rcursai rore'anscni o. ,hs beutdi n
coz soc,5es ofihs Caau D. ihe la.uv q
tuastcf sHctsn. n sal fna fearful vsrn
,sr in Ia, f.,e ofFwrlHa rJrfrf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
THE STEAMBOAT WAH--A NEW SIDE
TO THE QUESTION.

Up 10 the present time, all the aggressive
acts IN the Steamboat War" now raging
on Lake Champaign, have, as we under
stand, proceeded from the Champlsin
Steamboat Company, or It's friends and
agents but We understand that the people
are preparing 10 act on the offensive, and
10 commence proceedings in the proper
Courts, 10 ascertain whether corporation
chartered for the accommodation Of The
public, can Use IT. capital, aud direct ~
energies 10 the creation and support u 80
oppressive monopoly. A we understand
the matter, the Champlain Company, when
It received ~ charter, assumed certain do
ties which Il i bound b pedorm. Il vsi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

vs. pr tufharsrd Pr nss suprnn'rnl-
r,fs = r.c f''s-lne RahrsAs 20 say that
rearit suen5ng ihs Whs suir CorBen-
,,en. So BE- hri4 81 RU,sa3, os 'ae ~ a
lo'e. uii b. charged Han F,sf, Only,
W.
RtTiasp & nrKnssTes.
WrsTrKs NrANoef,
NtHHoNr NAtlu,
Stii4vss
rtssysstr a Coss RYrh
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
THE HERALD.

~ tassf4fsssss.sss ssisias - hsssAss d. 80
..sss sistssA 90 " sassssef .s..fa.
80 10 issass iss.fsie- t- a. ssstss atsE
FstAsss ss.sfs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

- SALI oF MAKHLT PkoFIErf.-
Wnh.u lev days, a coupany Of gentle
men Ia this town and Ncs York. have puf.
chased Tie Marble Quarry At West Rul-
lad, owned By Ma. +. BARsrs, Esq, Tor
The sum d $4,000.
The Company vll Immediately take
measures % lis ncsse uic f4cihues Tor guar
g.ne. and by ,heif large capital. energy
and eateaaFe bas.ncss scggfn,snce, all
be eusslel 10 fafl-sh d l.fga sussai 81 tbs
valuable marble ffun tAe esAlas,.oss guar
~ a. West RuuaH1.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
WATCHES, CLOCKS AN ID
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,A.dE subscriber has just returned fIom the
Northern cities, where lie has taken GREAT
pains to select and purchase Tor cash one OF the
cheapest and largest stock OF Gold and Silver
Watches ever brought 10 Slaunton, all of hich
WIZ be sold very low, wholesale or retail With
a large assortment OF Gold neck, Curb and
Fob Chains; fue Mosaic and Cameo Breast.
Pins, and Ear Rings; Golt Bracelets, God
Lockets, Gold Coral and Jet: Crosses. Also. II
great variety OF Finger Rings plain or sci, viii,
Diamonds; God and Silver Spcclacles Gold
Pencils and pens, all OF the best quality
ALSO,
A general assortment of Silver and Plated ware
consisting of Ladies, Cr am aud Sugar Spoons
and longs. Table and Desert Spoons and
Forks, Butter and Pickle knives and Forks CAKE
Baskets, Casters, Cream Pitchers, Candle
sticks; and every thing in the Watch and Jew
elry line, all of which am determined to cell
cheaper Than can lie bought elsewhere. am
satisfied with small prvfls and quick sales.
AS tor my stock OF watches, both Gold and
Silver, defy competition; as regards quality
and quantity, am prepared to sell Them by the
single watch, or dozen, that persons can be
sure OF being suited with a watch out of nv
extensive stock. AL | ask is trial to CONVINCE
persons; it will be much to their advantage la
purchase from me. guarantee all goods / sell
to be what they are represented, or The money
will be refunded Please save this advertise
mfnt and call at DAVID S BEARS
Cheap Watch and Jewelry Store, Main S. :,
SiauHton, Va.
Old Gold and Silver bought or taken in ex.
change, and tho highest price given.
MAY Ia, 1854