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AND AND S 7 0 C X
~onx sBAN1.

The Farm in which recently resided is for sale,
with the exception, ,ef 100 acres about the dwell
Iing1 il will be divided into three more trncts,
containing about 100 acre seGeh or sn6dyded I'd into
,t nriyate sale until Wednesday, thes22d day o. No
vemnber when, if no, previously sold, they will be
Thcy are amongst the best Of SHIRT Creek lands
and highly productive n vnS lna
within ii miles of Wheeling Va, and on the turn
pike to West Liberty and BETHANY, recently Meaa az
inducements for country seats, not surpassed IN
healthfulress of location, beauty OF scenery and
abundance otgood springs
On The day above mentioned, sher the sale Of tho
land, will sell a, Auct ien without reserve. all my
stock Of sbeep, ,Iiorses and Cattle Also some fine
MICS Of M;idlesex Berkshire, and iackay breeds,
1he Sheep are equal to sny in ,his country, and
amongs, them are many valuable bucks.
The sales Of wool from my flock have averaged
for the last yenis about 60 eeois per pouna
:" AZ Sale 20 commence al T. O'Clock, A NJ;
Terms md. known on d.q9 OF sale, and lands
shown =, any time by oFpyirg a! my resaeTsa sI T or
Hampden street, H. "'SHHI IANA~
| Nov. SIS.
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COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
" all qualities-Hunting, Magic, and D. B. Gases,
just received and for sale al reduced prices, by
J T. SCOTT.
No. Isl Main ST., Wheeling.
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NA AaD1>EU-H,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

4 WILL offer at PUBLIC SALE, OH the prem,
esrd of 18th Mon9h,
Between the hours of 10 and 9 O'Clock, the Farm on
which the late Edmund Stanton lived in Goshen Town.
ship Belmont Co.. subject to right of Dover, (Which
can lie also obtained, to give clean tit!e con
taining-
wxuSn A%HE ME&~s
There on said premises, good Orchard, well Tim
he red and sbout a mil from the Rail Road.
BENJAMIN HOGUE, Admir-, de bonis non
l1th Mo. 10TH 1854
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WOOLEN FACTORY.

HE SUBSCRIBER having taken the Old
\ stand at Armstrong; Mills, hereby informs tic
public 'hsl h. willie prepared IN few days, W atteid
To OIL husiu'ss That may come into his bands, in thu
way offuliur Dyeing, dci aud also during the wnteI
lie eTpeois to put up aud starr epnnng Machinery 20
AZ TO 10 well prepared the ensuing season, not only for
Carding and spinning, hut the manufacture OF good,
throughout he has had experience in all the branches
o country mannfaotvry Of the Mind. He hopes 70
-..r- John cyGRAHAM.
Armstrong; Mills, o., Oct. 9Th. IsS4--3t. pd.
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TREASURER' OFFICE, UHIO,
Columbus, Nov. IL, 1854,

w. w. Cones, Esq q-Sir In answer to
your inquiry.I reply that the notes of the
Miami Valley Bank, Savings Bank Of Gin
cinnati, Canal Bank of Cleveland, City Bank
of Columbus, and all other Ohio Stock Bank,
will be received for Taxes, and all other pub
lie dues, at this Office as heretofore. These
notes are ubnndantly secured by the'pledge OF
Ohio and United States Stocks, in the offices
o. the Auditor and Treasurer of State, which
Stocks are still commanding premium in
New York. No bill holder need necessarily
lose anything by Ohio Stock paper.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.,
]. G. BRESLIN,
Treasurer of State.
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EThe Ohio Farmer still continues its
welcome weekly visits filled with the usual
amount Of matter useful to the Farmer. Its
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-17

ONO Stock PApER.-T1e Treasurer Of
is of interest to the tax payers of this State
We COPY it from the Cincinnati Commercial
of this morning:
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bar For the best Daguereotypes
Single OF in groups, go to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
And our old citizen, WIN. M. FARIs is there TO
seme quality can be had al any similar es'
nblishmegt In the county.
adjoining the Me- House
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LNINE GOLD, JEWELRY, THE NEW
Il est and most fashionable styles of Jewelry con-
sistng of Breast Pins Ear Drops, Finger Rings Brace
lets, Arm'ets, Cuf Pins Geld Pencils and Pens, Sock
cts Gold and Silver Chains Keys, Seals &c. &c, for
sale by J. T. SCOTT,
Oct l3. No. l57 Main ST.. Wheeling.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
John Nelan,
1. Us:
G.. w. Nelan, ct al.
Friday, die lst day of Dccember. 1894.

by virtue OF order OF Sac me directed from the
- Conrt Of Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio
willofer for set AZ Public AUCTION on
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TOTAL amoum, of Poor Fund Expended
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believe thr foregoing he correct exhibit OF the
Rec ,ipts aud Expenditures of Belmont County, from
June 4, 1853, 10 June II. le5i.
ID. TRUEMAN, Aud. Bel. Co. o.
St. ClarsyilIe, Oct. ~, 1851.
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pY virtue OF a decree of the Court Of Com
ID mon Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio will offer
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NEW ORLE 4 n S...(enti.,.A
sam uc1 ReyuolA.

S1sOu0Ws
nFFICE, No. l2a Gravier street. NJ.
" leans, la. cures Cancers, Scaldhsad. w. W
Swelling, Sores and Ulcers, Of every "hp'
ton. jan s. 1904. ns7
The following is another instance ~ ~.
tonishing cures, which, Samuel ReypolA. = n
Ger Doctor, is eifeeting. If those VINO ~ IN
ilicted with this dreadful disease 10, ~, :, ~
are enumerated nbove,) will call upos NJ, ~s
will satisfy them from the testimony ~
sons Of the first responsibility, with who. r.
can converse, that he can and does do. m ~
he promises lie has cured several cas-. ~
have been given up by the most eminent wa aa'
.itioncrs in the country, and In a short ~.
of time. His treatment il mild and a ,"
No one should continue to suffer whsa Nj.
is so close at hand;
Nsw ORLEANS, December II, lssa
Dear Sir: Permit me to express to Va.
warm thanks for the great bcncfi, rse.,.j
from your treatment, and to say TO you a.,
am now entirely well. And, as /, IL s...
which should add 10 your growing rcpvt.us.
,hnh IL br, Just tina, the facts should bs a."
mprieat.d to the public You are, therefo,. :
liberty to make any use of this ceriI6cs,. w."
may desire and, if persons visiting the
who are afflicted rs | vas, should wish tn 1!
luire further into the matter, am preps,e4 !.
sr,isfy them Of the truth Of my statement
had large cancer on the calf Of nv :,
and was under the treatment Of the fsr.f,r,I
DR. Gilbert for eight months, when he no.
nounccd me cured. During this time i .us,,sd
great deal from his treatment, and bald b,,,
considerable sum of money. For eiyhl4sr
months after DR.. Gilbert gave me up as cu,,a
| KEEP, bandagc on my leg as he directed, vh,,
the cancer brok. out worse than ever In nv
distress ! applied to YOU, and am happy 10 w
that YOU have effected cure in n short pr,,J
Of time, without compelling me to wear baud.
ages and with far less pam.
| can be found at the corner Of hatcher ,pd
New Iryee.
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WarshaH Street, JsbsrsoH, 1eras.
1OIiN SABINE, having permanently located
- IN ih.s city Tor the purpose Of dong fry-
uiar Dry Goods and GROCERY business, would
call the attention Of the citizens Of tass and
adjoining counties to his large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries, which have
lately been purchased in New York and New
Orleans Planters aud country merchants are
requested ocall and examine my stock, which
embraces Dfy Goods, large assortment Sad
dies, BRIDES, hardware, crockery ware, hats,
large and tine assortment of ladies', boys, and
gentlemans shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEIES.-lia Bacon coffee ,ugar shot
and powder, nails tobacco, whisky sat, &c,
which will be sold ~ low a. any house IN this
city Also Tagging aud Rope will be iurn-
slted to planters on customary terms.
Feb j IsJ3 "
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Look cut for Barea!ns!

q. Tnr undersigned would Inform the
l@i citizens of Harrison Glass;, and tpshur
counties, aud the public generally, that he has
on hand large and well selected assortment
ofDry G. 10 ID :, embracing every variety and
style ssually found in Dry Goods Stores,
which he is prepared to dispose Of on the most
accommodating terms Jefferson Is a place
where Dry Goods are sold at the loves. rates,
and the subscriber will sell as cheap as the
cheapest He IL satisfied that hi, assortment
and prices wil satisfy all who may wish to
purchase. Give him call aud satisfy your
selves, n he takes pleasure in showing goods,
whether persons purchase or not
As soon "a the navigation opens, he VIII
have large assortment Of groceries, Of the
reception Of which he viii give due notice.
+. VI, GRAHAM
Jefferson. Jan. 7, 1854. ~
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southwestern Book store.

No. 80 Camp STREET. Neio Drisdas.
NIcGlNNlS q CARVER, tsucecs-ors to
vi John BALD having purchased the entire
Books and STATIONERY belonging TO the late
JoHS BALL, they continue the Book and
Stationery business at 80 Camp street, and
would beg to solicit call from the old GUS
toners Of the House. and others wish ~ Books
aud Stationery for their own use, or To sell
again,
To Country Merchants, who wish to buy 10
sell again, they can offer great inducements,
having thorough knowledge of the bu,nes,
u all It's branches, and great facilities for get
ting stock at the lowest rates.
IhclI assortment of school books theological
and miscellaneous books. blank books paper
and stationery isyery complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications of the
methodist book concern, which will be sold at
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book binding Of every de
srrlpiion, executed with ncatness and despatch,
at the loaest prices. Blank books Of all de-
scriptions, manufactured to order at the short
est notice.
Orders for anything in their line of business
will be promptly executed, and at the same
prices As # the buyers, Themselves, were pres
ent
McGlNNIS Il CARVER.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854 "
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

rlNIiE Subscriber has now on hand CON
pleie assortment of Fresh Drugs, Medi-
cine-, Chemical Preparation, Paints OILS, Glass.
ware. rcr'umery, Sc, Sc, and would respect.
fully call the attention of country merchants,
druggists, physicians, and planters to the same,
wheh will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Among which are the following n'u-
Giles 1000 ~ sulphur qu:nine, 100 do do NOR
phiue, 100 do str, chime, zoo do MT silver 10
bbls reid camphor 100 kegs sup carb soda 20
de- epson salts. 30 casks sal soda, % bbl- cop.
pera-, 10 do madden, % do caster OIL, 10 do
n-ced oil, 30 do alcohol, 1000 boxes window
glass, 800 DO assd glassware, 90 bbs putty,
200 lbs powd rhubafb, 100 do do ipecac, 800 do
scuua 500 do gum arabic, 500 do tart acid, 200
do blue mass, zoo do calom,l, Eng and Am,
300 do indigo, 30 DO chloretorm, 40 gross scid-
lil powders, IS do yeast do, 80 do soda do,
goo 10 bottles az ammonia 200 do do spis
n.irr, 400 do do suph ether, iio gross sugar
lennon.
a fun assortment Of Patent Medicines, Paints
Of all kinds, Surgical Instruments, lcriumery
&c, sc. G. \ MORRISON.
Whole Sale Druggist,
No. II Naga,iHt 81, y o.
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FRESH ARRIVAL. or NEW GOODS,
HRE WEIR 4. ADAMS.

~ W BREWER and W w ADAMS,
L .. having entered Ia copaftuershP IN the
Dry Good business, are now opening at thcf
stand, Northwest corner of the public square
in Marshall, one Of the largest and best 'eleeied
NTOCh OF sOGDS
ever brought to this market II j. impossible
to enumeratc all of the articles We have on
hand, but sc desire TO say few words TO our
friends And first to the
LADIES
We would inform the ladies that in the
selection Of our stock, We have bad AN eye
particularly TO their benefit and think they
will be much pleased with our selections. Our
assoftmenls Of muslin de lanes, -ilk-, &c,
embrace a variety of choicest dress patterns
We have also neat collection # prints, em-
bracing the very finest to the cheapest article,
We have a choice assortment Of bonncis, con-
s-tng Of every variety, and embracing the
latest IS les AID best finish We hope the
ladies will call onus, and examine our stock.
GENTLE NEWS GOODS
We have u choice assortment Of gentle
men'- goods, consisting of every article usu-
ais kept 10 retail stores. A very handsome
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for spring and summer, embracing
coats # all kinds pants, yesiH, shirts, drawers,
,o,s- sc. We have also fine assortment OF
M1N,
Noleskin, Drab, White Beaver, Fur kossu,h.
Lcghorn, Panama, &c sc.
NHOES AND BOOTS
A choice assortment of boots, suitable for
dress, every day ware, Or plantation use.
"a MINES
Can be supplied with almost every article
except furniture, suitable for housekeeping,
cfocAcry ware, queensware, candlestcks, &c.
We haze choice lot Of
tOTTONS,
Sheetings and ShirtIngs, bleachcd and I'M
hleachcd Cottonades Of all widths, and Of
every variety.
Embracing Irish, French, and American, -ui,a.
bic for apparel OF for other purposes.
PLANTA RIOS GOODS.
We shall keep on hand an assortment Of
goods for plantation use Negro clotLing Of
the most durable quality and all Thy imps-
men,. Of husbandry to be found III aay other
store IN Marshall
TOBtCCO.
W. have also an assortment Of tobacco
from the best manufactures
In bret, We have fine assortment of good >,
and intend keeping up our supplies throughout
the year Moreover we expect TO d at
PRItES no NtT IHE TINES.
G,e Us call Il costs nothing to show
goods and We ike TO see our friends
BREW Lk a ADAMS.
April %, 1888 n12 -ly.
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New C0parintrship,

STA CEY a " l. |. l. 3.
No. 4 on The successors 10 Robf,
DonneH,
HAVING formed n copaf,ncrship, for ear
fyiug on the Grocery and Proiscs Bnsi-
ness, and having purchased the entire stock OF
ar Robert Doancll, will continue the trade, IN
all IL. branches, at the above stand. One Of
the firm has Just returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive additions, so
that our stock is now large and complete, and
viii be sold for small profit We respect.
fully solicit and will be happy to receive, a
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
10 our predecessor, which from ngd a,ten-
ton to business, and uniform, fair, and hon
orabIe dealing, We hope to be able to merit
from generous public.
ANDREW j. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS.
July IL, 1883. sy
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" &. KAhER q 90.

ENERAL dealers in Dry G0ods, Grocs-
NJ ries, Drugs, OTIS, Pants, DyeSags,
WindOw Glass, d. Dc.
Groceries, and Begging and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating 'erms
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and Commits
sion merchants, Dallas street. Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. -. 1854. ly
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Local Adverttse ment>'
m~,N<lI.O 4 SANDERS.

A. n, old aaud # Ers"s, SANDERS y Cog
Weu Of the Publ;e Squar,, ~" door Norm
Of Ersns. Grey. Il hss'
nEALERS In drugs, incidence ana chenn'
- ieal-, paints, dye stu's, gla-z-"ar' per
funery. 6ne soaps, steel pens, superior "fi'hR
Ink and paper, patent medicines oil AT N,na-
wines and brandy for medical purposes fby,
sicians prescriptions carefully put up W AZ
hour. Purchasers will always ind at this e.
,,biShmeu,, fresh and anaduliersiod medicines
which have been selected with great care, Tor
this market, Al purchasers are invited to es-
anime our stock, which Is being constantly re-
supplied N.h'oS
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9elefteo poetrp.
= = \ - Q = = = i d.
HY CHARLES SWAIN.

NJ CHARLES SWAIN.
A. ofsering though, Of other years,
A feeling linked 10 ours,
When life vas al too bright for tears
And Hope sang, wr-s.hd with flowers
A memory Of affections fed
OF voice.-heard TO more
Stirred in my spirit, when read
That name Of sondness Ger
Oh, Mother in that early word
What loves and joys combine
WIS, hopes---too oft, alas dcf,rfd;
VIVA, vigils--grisfs--are thine -
Yet, never, till the hour we roam
BY worldly ihralls oppressed,
Learn we to prize that iruest home
Awa,ehful mothers breast
The thousand prayers n, midnight pour'd
Beside our eoach OF woes
The wasting WEAKNESS endured,
To soften our repose -
Whilst never murmur marked thy tongue
Nor tolls relaxed thy care
How, Mother, is thy hear, so strong,
To pity and torheari
What flal fondncs- Ger repaid,
Or could repay the pas,'-
Alas for gratitude deeayed,
Regrets that rarely last
II i. only when the dus, is thrown,
Thy lfeless bosom DER;
We muse upon thy kindness shown
And wish we d loved ,h ) re
ri orly when thy lips are cold,
We mourn with late regret,
Mid myriad memories Of old
The days forever set
And not an aet--nor look-nor thought
Against thy meek control,
Bat with sad remembrance iraught,
Wakes anguish in the - i!
On every land--in every cline
True to her sacred cause,
Filled by that etIueuee sublime,
From which her strength she draws;
Still is the Mothers heart the saline
The Mothers lot as tried
Then, oh may Nations guard that name,
With iilial power and PRIDE
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Gll OAT l. o.,

N MANUFACTURERS and dealers in
Boofs, Shoes, Organs, Uais, CAPS, etc.
Also, Paaama, LeghorH, NHaic, and Mrican
HATS, No. 10 Magazine, between Canal and
Common Sta, New Orleans. And No 10
Blackstone street, Boston a
From our Houses at New York and Boston
we are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
the above Goods.
Country Dealers are invited to call and ex.
anime our extensive sluck.
April ., 1853, ~
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GROCERIES,. WINES. LIQUORS. SC.

tROT.Klt.N, WINES, INitk', W.
1>lIE subscribers have Just received, per
j -iesmer Cleona, in addition 10 their for
mer stock, full and complete assortment Of
Groceries, Western Produce, sud other articles
suited 10 the trade all new and fresh, COM
priscd Of the following articles, viz
- casks ribbed bacon 30 Kegs lard
IS ,ierce- Siagg & Shays exita hams
10000 lbs clesr.side bacon
80 bbls flour 70 bbls extra do,
90 sacks coffee
40 Dbl, and 40 half bbls mola-ses,
90 bbl- and - half bbl- Dexter whisky
20 bbl- Dean and Waynes whisky
IS bbls 81 Iouis whisky.
10 hbl~ old Monongahcla whisky;
rs hhd- brown aud clarified sugar;
Is hbls crushed ard 3 boil, pcsdd sugar,
10 bhi- loaf sugar
80 boxes Virginia tobacco,
ALso-BOAT AN BiH STORES.
Comprising choice and select variety of Bran
dies, wines, nin, rum, biiicrs, -yrup-, etc with
a well assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, w
.afdincs, pickles, candies, preserves, koichuP-,
sauces, mustard, etc.
STACEY & WELLS,
Successors to Robert Donucll,
Sept 81 II on the Levco
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From the Galveston Journal
4 PARADISE FOR THE.
ny MRS. J. ". MARHs.

by MRS. J. ". MARHs.
Could but find on Earth spot
Beneath some cloudlcss sky,
Where natures beauties wither not,
And hearts nor ache nor sigh
Where the fresh breeze Of morn should brusl
The dew-drop from thy checks soft blush.
That nothing cen should ircmbc there,
Tha, had the semblanee OF tear,
Where birds in e,ery nested grove,
Wafbed sweet liberty
That spot I'd make my home, love,
A paradise for thee.
But since there is no place so bright
That sorrow may not cloud,
Since death still casts DER each delight
The shadow Of his shroud
Since every summer breeze that blows,
Scatters some petals from the rose,
And every sunbeam in its play,
Exposes rain and decay:
Share life with me, my heart shall prove
Through bliss or misery,
A home Of endless truth Dad love,
a paradise for thee
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VIEW ORLEANS AD vERTisEMENTs.
New silk House.

NEW PAIL AND WINTER coohs
J. &. PEPPARD Il co.
IS Grar,cr Nfresf I'D
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE now opening an entirely ner s'oek 81
~ Imported >iLss and Fancy Dress Goods ;
also s.ran goods, sk tonneis. ribbons tacss'
enbroideries, glorss, hosiery; dress trimmings
artificial aoeers, teathers, millinery articles,
etc etc., to which they invite the attention OF
coeniry merchants.
!. &. PEPPAKD Il co.
;an7 ri 55 Grarisr street.
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NEW ORlEiNs.-.Coptlnued

"A, p.,,,,,x In. DUNCAN
nAWIINs. DUNCAN & Co, Cotton Fac
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No. by
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. rs J
RfyrR ro--iames Y. Collier, Colonel {. H..
Coop,r. ". :. Sanders, J. +. Roseborough,
Io.euh W TAYLOR, Harrison county; DR.. John
" Massie. j. j. Holloway Rusk county, n
Trawiek, Jefferson.
We will fu nish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
,atior supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house. ,<,,.
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY.
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roySo MIN q 4.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
I ETTERS of Administration were granted
IL to the undersigned, on the estate Of r. II
Austin, deceased, a. the December term, 4. b.
1883 Of the county court pertaining to the
estates Of deceased persons, held in and for
the county of Harrison. This is therefore to
notify all persons having claims against said
estate to present them within the time present.
bed by law. and those indebted to make i'm.
mediate payment.
J. l.. SHERROD, Admir-.
Feb. ~. 1854. 30 1t
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


VIORATIO y. HEWT"", (successo, Ia
l Tyler & llewlti,} PIANO FORTE ASpsr,r
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orleans. ia.
always on hand one of the largest and mae,
complete selections of Piano Foriss in III.
southern country, all of which are guaranteed
as good and perfect instruments. Agents 70,
the sale of A. Srop'1r & Co.'S New Yo,k
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, purcness of sound, and for nes, AMI
beautiful finish of exterior workman ship; and
are considered by the profession, and comp<.sn,
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made in the
United States Particular attention is requested
to their splendid Serpentlne pattern, with Pearl
keys which is considered one OF the fines, nov
made.
HALLErr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bosroy
PIANOS, d, st, 81, and octave piccold Piano
Fortes, from the m''ary of "Pleyel \ CO."
Paris; also pianinos, Scmi-Grand and Grand
pianos from the same house.
OH Pianos taken in exchange and part pay.
ment.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall & Son,
Spanish and French patterns, Ne; Victims, in
large quantities: Melodcons. Seraphine., o..
gans, Flutes, [ lafionettes Brass instruments
of all kinds. Niollncellos, BanJos, strings Tot
all instruments, and musical merehaudis. Of al
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kind>-music received
from the North by every steamer, as soon a,
published; church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention il called to the large snC
extensive selection of Accordeon- and tlutinas
which is the most complete and perfect seize