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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-17
Tribute of Respect.

Ataregular meeting of Adelphi Lodge,
No. Al, l. o. o. F., held in the Lodge
room. May Cd. 1854. the following pre-
amble and resolutionswere presented by P.
G., c. w. Smith, and unanimously adop
ted by the Lodge, viz; @
Whereas, this Lodgeha learned with
deep regret that it has pleased an ali.wise
and inscrutable Providence to remove
from this world our worthy and beloved
brother, David H. Reed, late Grand Sec
rotary of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
who died in Richmond, April, 1854, there
fore, ~ -
RESOLVED. lat, That in the death of the
deceased. our Grand Lodge has been de-
priyed of one who for many years had
been an efficient and accomplished officer,
our Order of member whose life adorn-
ed andillustrated the principles and pre-
cepts of Odd Fellowship, the world Of a
gentleman whose many virtues and ex-
emplary character endeared him to, and
secured the highest respect Of his hume.
rous acquaintances; his family of a
" companion, guide and friend" and
the Church of a light which from the
first continued to shine "brightert and
brighter unto the perfect day. -
Cd, That we tender to the family and
friends of our deceased brother, our heart
felt sympathy. and sincere condolences in
this their great bereaye ment, commend
ing them to Heavens richest benedicton,
and trusting they may derive consola-
ton from the thought that their loss was
gain to him whose death they mourn.
Sd. That these proceedings be entered
on the minutes of the Lodge, and an at
tested copy be forwarded to the family of
the deceased by the Secretary, and also
to the Clarksburg papers for publioa-
ton. ION
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-17

% On Saturday, 1000 baskets of
Strawberries, 10 barrels of eggs, and 100
bbls. of green peas were shipped from
Norfolk to New York.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-17

HIGH PR1cE OF CAFTLE.-James Lynch,
Esq, on last week sold four steers for four
hundred and five dollars. being S1o1.2 rs a
piece. J. P. Minor, was the purchaser.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-17
N. GoFF, N. q.
J. P. DAVIS. Isec'y.
From the San Antonio Texan of the 17th.
frontier Outrages. u

|. Yesterday, about three O'Clock, p. NJ,
news was brought from Mr.. Galagher's
rancho, on the San Geronimo, about TWEEN
ty-three miles from this city, that party
Of Indians twenty in number, and suppo-
sed to be Camanches, has made their APP
pearance at that place, and killed and
driven off number Of sheep, and that a
man and woman the shepherd and his
wife, were missing probably carried off
by the Indians. At the door of the tent,
in which the shepherd lived, an arrow was
found. The furniture, &C., in the tent
was scattered about. and trunk bro
ken open and its contents thrown out.-.-
From that place they then took their route
over the hills in the direction of San An.
tonic.
This morning, at two o'clock, Mrs.
Forester arrived in town, from whom
we gather the following later and more
dreadful account.
Her husband, James Forester, had re.
sided for some months past on small
rancho, eighteen miles from town, short
distance off the fredericksburg, road
Yesterday, between two and three O'Clock,
her husband was preparing to come TO
this city. A German neighbor, who lived
about mile of, had rode up and enga-
ged in a conversation with FORESTER, and
during which time COW came running
up with her sides pierced with several ar
rows.
Upon seeing this. the German remar.
ked that there must be Indians about, and
that he would ride over home and pack
up few things he had, and then return,
as he was alone, and that two men would
be more able to meet the Indians, II they
cpme. than one. He accordingly started
OH. and had been gone from tenito fifteen
minutes. when three Indians, well armed
with rifles, bows and arrows, knives, and
spears, made their appearances short
distance from the house and commenced
calling. Forester came TO the door and
asked them what they wanted. They as
ked for something's to eat. but before he
could comply with their request he was
shot through the body With a rife ball
and fell dead. The mother, with her in
fant child in her arms, sprang to the door.
but before she could escape she was
knocked down down With gun, received
blow on the back Of The head, and they,
suPposing her dead. commenced their 9th
or depredations. She Immediately sprang
out of the door without her child,
and started for the bushes which was
near by. As she turned the corner Of
the house, she was met by one of her
children girl about twelve years old,
who had been to play near by. and at
tracted by the noise, was coming into the
house. She Screamed to the girl to run,
and the child being frightened, instead OF
fleeing, ran Immediately into the house,
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For the Register.


Whereas, the character of our pastor,
Rev. William Wilson, has been SANDER.
ously assaulted in the Richmond Chris
tan Advocate" and " Carksburg Regis
ter" by writer over the signature Of
"Justice;" therefore.
ResolUed, LIST. That we. the Quarterly
Conference of Buckhannon Circuit. in
conference assembled. so far as we know,
declare the charges made by Justice" to
be unfounded.
Reso1Oed. Cd, That we hereby approve
Of the course pursued by our pastor, and
regard him as useful and faithful mi
mister, and that under his labors the
church here enjoys high degree ofpros-
perity.
RESOLVED. 81. That copy of these re-
solutions be signed by the President and
Secretary and sent to the CIarksburg Re-
gister for publication.
NJ. TICHNELL, P. E.
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o. G. LoUDEN. Sec'y.

After this. I only wish to say that I
was born in Allegheny county, Md.
where have still large circle Of friends,
In my twelfth year removed with my
parents to the southe east portion Of Ohio,
Perry CO., where my parents are still Ii
ring. 1 was there licensed to preach,
and sent by the Ohio conference to Vir-
ginia, since which time have lived in the
following places. Fayette, Jackson, Wayne,
Cabell. Mason and Wood counties and the
city of Wheeling. and we would just
suggest to Mr.. Justice" if he will take
the pains to get my character from any or
all those places, and if anything disgrace
full or wrong attaches to my character or
that of my family, he would do we'll to
publish it. as good citizens can never go
too far in guarding the community against
imposters. WIN. WILSON.
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Railroad Meeting.

In pursuance to previous call. a large
and enthusiastic meeting was held at the
Court House, on Monday last. to express
the sentiments ofthe county. and appoint
delegates to the Railroad Convention TO
be held at Fairmont, on the 18th of June
next.
Previous to the organization of the
meeting. T. L. Moore, Esq. addressed the
people in relation to the services of him
self and colleagues in the Legislature.
last winter. We had not time to listen
to his remarks, and consequently can
give no report of them. @
{ After the conclusion of Mr.. Moore's adj
dress, the meeting was organized by the
appointment of Col. A. J Smith. Chair
man, and A. F. Barnes. Esq, Secretary.
o. NJ. Turner, Esq, stated the object of
the meeting and offered the following
preamble and resolutions. which were
adopted:
Whereas. An actAof incorporation has
been passed by the General Assembly,
authorizing the construction ola railroad
from the Pennsylvania line to Ravens
wood, in the county of jackson and this
meeting being fully satisfied of the great
benefit to the interests of North Western
Virginia, involved in the construction of
said work, and of its entire practicability
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- MR.. r. Way. '"' ~
italian Professor Of Music.

IJAYl>G te,nanently setiled h'nse''
/ with his family. in the City "f Bato
,ouge. " here he has resided since eiyhtee'
aonths. offers his res pectiu thank IS TO thos'
,rr>ons who have already honored hinWiil /
heir confidence. .nd tenders anew his pr.
essionaI services to all those wishing to b.
ought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or II
s'ocai Music -S'
Convinced by a, long experience. that in
he study Of music specially pedan',y Is
'isgu~'ing. and that general routine OF III
t,nc'ion viii only produce indifferent per
nlners. e will use all his emlesvonrS t.
lace hin s-!f on level with tn" inte!'l
enee Of his puri's.-encourasiug rathe
han di>leartenins their efforts, while ad-
eiing s',ic''y TO the rrecepts laid dow" by
he lest masters; he will continue as here
niore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
so for twelve lessons of one hour each.an"
,6 for twelve lessons of hall hour each.
Aipiv al his residence, on Convention be-
wefn Main and ST. Charles ST.. or at Nr
Neireys varie!y store. on Laurel -. o27-'
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I NEW TsNM
nd New JewelIy-Hzrney House Row
Srn Of the Bseest Watch.

sHHFOnOkk GOLpMANN.Watchm
| ker and eweier-,esrectfnlly inform
is old trien,.s and the public in gener
la. he has perman- ntiy located himse'
ere, ard rails their attention to the s,lpe,
lcs advantages he possesses For repa'rin.
Watches. Clocks. M,sic Boxes aed .Jewelr.
e also keeys constantly on hand a fine as
ortm. m of .JEW FL Il Y. consisting in par
i fine gold aud silver. watches, aold YES,
;,h and .,,arsichd;rs. gold pens with gold o
liver holders, gold. silt er and german spec
ac!es gold Iockets. fngerirgss earrings, Ia
iies aud gertlerner, t,eoetrirs- shirt-stnl
nd sleeve buttons. heart sinles. ladies bel
'ites. neck Iacie* bracelets asPs, gold arr
live, .Ai'nblcs watches sarinss. Nc. Ais'
.speI,,id assortment OF cicr ks-ilan ps. CT t
cry ard fancy articles and many, other
40 Numerous to mention. all otwhlch h.
-:iers :or sa'e cheap for cash, at the sign +"
he n'ssE,T WATCH.
q Y y. Al work done at this establish
4 ent is warranted 10 perform well. Watc'
- an, clock, warranted for twelve month.
T'fRMs--ont Price and CASH. July 6-v
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Tn Planters;

\ IKlN'S Com and Cotton Cultlvato,
4 This tr.'y useful agrictl'lf;:l ilnprov
.. Mt. has been fully tested IS highly res
ec'al'e and practical planters w':io af,eriii'
rial. say that by It's use, n the r'l iNafiat
{ Corn. Cane. or Cotton there is a savn..
t at least one third tie labor 10 man and
,orse ,v-r the comnlrN glow. Il new
nvention. Patented March 2n. 1915
Planters are in, tied to call and examine it,
a supply on hand and for sale by
w, F. T!TNNAPD
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TEE DAILY COMET.
PULLS TED DAlLy(MoNDAys ExcEPTED)
GEO. A. ? kE, Editor and Proprietor.
s,, OfIic6 on Third street.
Ter m s.:

II er m 8:
THE subscription is fixed at the low rate
Of s. 90 per annun, rayabe inadvance. or
SC 90 At the ex iratioE Of the year. 1t
will be punctualIv delivered daily within
the limits OF the City by the carrier.
AvderiSsng.-One Dollar per square
for the first lnserticn. ami bali that. amount
TO every subsequent inst rtion-ten Lines,
Ct less. constitute sguart,
Yearly neutrality-suspicious.
Traders and others. will be contracted
with ~ the most reasonable terms.
JOb:yvOrk.-We are also prepared TO
do all kinds ui Job Work-such as: Law
yer's BRinfs. Bath TrcKE RI. PoSrERs- Bill.
Hears. PROGRAMMES. ELsclloN TickErs.
Druggists Labels. Cards. Circulars. Visiting
Cards. Done with neatness and '.ena'ch.
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Ca.riages, Harness. VIII ps. nc,

fNHE Subscribers assortment of CarrIa
1 gas Va,ress. whips. ST.. is ~ ON
.!ete. and h ii it's IN examina iu
i s,ck before purchasing in NV Or
al. as :. ,ua~antees his prices as 10 y
IS s;u, 4. The uuth.
areroorn corner Of Third ard F'o ~
trects. Manufacturing ard rel ari..-
urerior style at the ole; established staA.
orner Of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2sth. tt W. +. TCNNARD.
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LIVERY STA9LE.

Third Street, Baton Roage, La.
ETAVt. aways on han and IN COED "rdr
IL Caring Cabs. Rasgies. and saddle
orses. with which the public ran he ar
.,mmo lated on the most reasm alb 9 term,
Horses and Vehicles can be tad a ali
our Of night or dav at the old stand OF !
lott r. C. HUTCHINSON.
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w. r. TUVVAnD.

WHOLESALE AND RETAtt DEALER. ~
CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c
THE SUBSCRIBERS stock of Bnygie
getaways. Barouches. Cosch.s. SC. h.
cen selected by himself. and connrs.
.verv variety TO his already corp!e'
,ssor.rrent. he is daily making additions
rersons vii! find i, TO their advantage
~! and examine his stock.
". +. TTrNV.9PH
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CARPET & RUGS.

NllE subscriber las inst received from
L New York. large assortment Of In
grain, Three Ply. ard 2rnsseIs Carpets, all
Of which will be sold at low prices.
mot ~ Vst w. d. PHILLIPS
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sarscpariila Vegetable Flo1d Pills,
DhErAat.D cniise from Veg.tah'.
Extracts. coin ponent part of whic
is sarsapariia. Prepared only under tn,
immediate Superintendent OF DR. Y z
Le!DY, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by Inov27-yl II. T. WADDI|t.
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pects equal to blue lick water" For sale
by s4 ~ Il. !. .WADDILL.
|MARSI'S Improved Elastic sus.
AA pender Shorit|er Bsace. fhe effect
OF which, is TO correct halitral sta lIirg
round an! crooked shoulders, weak hack
and chest and I" preserve Nat erect q; d
sra ...fnl position which is indi. renssbIe to
health and !:eau'y;l it is adapted 10 Men.
Women and Chl.tlen oi all ages, occupA-
tions and conditions it is light, vet strong
perfectly elastic, sim;le.I and beautifully
'u'his tie object designed. For ssle lys
Oc'4. WV. BoGEL. Druggist.
+ NvESTERNl PK0DUCE.-FTour I11f
w taiTeis :. F.. Indiana {: ;Cbres,, 80
hnxes choice W r; Beef 10 half larre's
Family Mess, just received per '.Afose.
Greenwood ard for sale bv ,'],e, s,.gf
nov 29ly JOSHUA BEAL,
/ 775'E CAPE LIME!
a FRESH lot at IeGlc.d prices for
II sale ty dec14 Joshua BrAn.
COI,e s'y, to the scratch,
= A., AM Face the Music. A '.ss
~ GORGE NJ. ELRuAAN. lac from
NJ the North. begs leave to n, ,,rrr
%. the Musical World gereraliy ~. that he i.
in receipt O an extersiv. ard, arie,' asscIt.
fnent Of Bass Vols. DR., ms, Guitars Trm-
hones French Horns, Violins. Fase6lets.
Flutes, Flfes, and Clariop-ts. toge,l+I vi h
bows. strings and reeds and large sndi
sainabe stock ut ne W music @ All Il witch
an I've rad on reasonable terms oct-l9
SPLENDID ANIMALS.
And Gsft Books for 1854.
4 / RrDtcED pRIcEs-.The Eeniscr E,-'
a 1854; the GIFT Of Fl. w rs, f,r 1854:
friendships Offering for 1874; also Nj
'er's hvnns Queens Of Ensland; Aikef'.
minstrel Na'son'> pnetical Qno;afi.
!ayard,s Nine' ah: Sf-Iher's Egyp'; a..
'ots' Hero; Georgey's i5ureafi 4 sn irli's
noems: feln Leaves, by Fsnty Fern, with
great variety ofcheap Publications. all IF
whic'' wilt be sold cheap t!.an by ary
,'her house in Ba:o Rouge
oct-e.1y. Gro. N. Il: roaAy.
TO Planters and q hers
I WOULD beg Iease to call volr a,.e--
L 'ion now. and at the Opening. Of TIE
t'oming season TO my large ard excae,it;u,y
'hean stock of Domestic Dry Goe,'> " hief.
'io' wItstanding TIE heavy advance ci Lon.
..s'ics. and every class Of neg1n wear. ! am
,rahled TO sell at low prices: / am now re-
,'eiving and will continue TO receive weel
y through the season fieh Supplies Of No.
| Goods Of this class, all ask Is call g,
mar 10y " y, PHILLIPS.
TOR sA! E-IO ARR1vI !-enn haus
[ white Com; 100 ba. s Brsr: fOn l.:!Gs
Oats. ,'ec-2n-1t. JOSHUA BEAI.,
ARD In, barrels and kegs Nc
eb'or sa'shv fhor owl s N:.'HARr &c.
F,a - sss M lcksraf E,iG..ors. &c.
. N>INS., 10 whole. AM; 10 quarter hex.
il es rev; Nacke,al. 10 hiis. aid G
lusIter barrels No l.; fI;erriags. u zfnx.s
rxt,a fine Coff.h. Is 50 .pornt' foxes:
I'D Wki4kcyi 10 hs'f barrels McngshaIa.
yapor Whiskry ls,barrels Fletcher's ir.t
received per G;psy and for; sale for, the cash
ny a declfy, JOSHUA REAL.
More T.frl,t for Mankird.
JUST EECEIvED-1o tnls. Winte,
) Strained oil 4: pine article by the
barrel or at retail ~,
oct.s-'v. Grn. N. HrRoMAy
CnFFEE AND STAR rANDLES-x
- agoa1 supply fol- sale BY dt asaN
Iec- o.Iy. 6. n UARTACl
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MineYa1 Water.

IRON ST. Catberineis salt wells in Ca
L NADIA. one tea-srconfnl in glass to
common wa'er makes a drink in all res,
poets equal to blue lick water" For sale
by "a. !. H. I. .WADDILL.
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m. =. WADIDTLL.
At HIS DIu1 sToRr-CHuRcH ST.

fri q i
Offers for sale. reyy large and complete
assortment OF DkrGs MEDICINES. SuRs,-
cAL ISsrkrMENrssCrrFlS No -GLAssEs.Oi,s $
>oaps; TnorH and WHrrE. WASH HAN
tonrH. FLESH. Nail. SHAvsNo. PAINT and
eHcs brushes; together with all the most
Pep Ia ra'tnt medicines Of the. .dav h9
.G5 Pk \ 4 NIX and PAPER. 4f
b fssh-AneA.. Iia.s,, Flosts, ond 6askets.
Low 70: ca:h. - .t 5xa.l sdE 1a
PATENT MEDICINES. 10
This cis.s OF r@u.~a.. 3. Improperly called
'Mes'. are .sn,iy secret rMesies, fom d
.'y f,scti"al Uesyas.. at'er lons expert
4,use. TO l.. admirably .aIslted to TIE cure
4 CERTAIN Diseases; pu' u, and offered fo,
as tat IT,. t~wi. 81 A'a,sna. et{3
Ns.v ,-,.ohs hare viii tell ycu. that
lmi.t's Tsir. 4 vans 'tanic. Speeds
'oEic. I"'iac Coa.e.us Chs,hpmn's Pills
ayG-s l.a.!.n>. >spin.toli's Huli's Oh
re- afens,mgrr Pills. ~i'l rul~ ypi,o al,
asc oi CHS. and fever. or ss'e ard s+-
or !'atu occur. s.d tia. too. A. CO.'S
4 from - c.s.s 70 :, 81: Whereas i,
toud "di' sriIy co1 yom sfaae-i'heN
sop.d tu,,s.r i.i,u. Won. ira. si!r>e r- n-,
les. wa,Sshied A.n"i,s. avs tor "a ? ty
~ T. wADDifT.
n,agviss ,ea, 'h~ Harney House Ra-ol
.ouee i.OA,.tSNa. octs-v.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

q z.
{ iiE.. attention OF tie Public is called to
1 tie beautiful assotm.nt of Dress Goods
which am aqw. openins ,lirec' from New
Yok al ! Philadelphia, consisting Of the iol-
owing 60 irsIJ9e2a s3 ID ff'''2I
;ich fsured Plaid, striped an Chene Silks
30 r'ald. pain. and figured Black t.
PLAID six PopIins, 1ulk sa'ins and Scotch
Plan; Plaid a,d f.u,ed DeLaines and
a.i,nere>; Ba, X mourning Crapr, = new
.,t;cle for mourning: Back Alpacas Bonn
azt.> and hack Delaiies /; English and
american, Prints, a large, assortment small
listne. for children; F,erch Prints. ali in
hess ,,at'e,nsfno two alike Plain figured
and dotted French Swiss Atu>ljne ;Jacknet
aml, l... a'.ook aid Cross Lar Meslin..
srso b.anrif',i assortment nf evening dress
'ous, very rich aud entirely rev.
mtS.v. ". u. PHILLIPS.
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De:nys arc dangerous.

Delays arc dangerous.
t{7Eysntf.' WITT, cough, co'1 or an,
> " disease Of t.. Firat Breast az
Lungs when csr's y cut. is so easily erfes-
:. b. using
"W,sreR> Uors.oU~n CASny.'
This N.s.ici' is il 'icious comhinatia
{ the hes. rypoc'",a,,'s in Sac s!at.,fia Me-
"a. Tue f..rs' s.n.' era Coughs an tol;
-ield 20 i rt-~!ilv n' Il is !, IN ~ gis<
lief even ia corstrn..i eases o. C,Es'nnpiisr
lis not n'"Tas. p.iiia'ive.a As many articles" +"
It's naf'i'a. 'u' = ...es. e~ s+"ar ',r'F're qua
ties For sale by Wv HoGEL A:;ent
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u r R.-,O dozen more of Railway.
Ia. Ready Relief, in iarse'and sinai! bot
ties Just received by VIM BoGE,.,
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j. CDULDE EN

ORN A MENTAL PAINTER
WAVING 60 a',ists~d his >s.ac ia Ra,u
IL Rouge. takes this opnoltun,tv oi IN
its vicinit. that | am now prepared 70 Il
all kinds of work IN nv linz ,i husse>.:
House. Sign. AMI Ornamental int,'s
Flag and Banner Painting. Gliding. 'ir"in
ny. GIaz ny. Marketing m Wall Co'osi.s
TN rea.onable terms. ani on snort no'ir'
by strict attention 10 business. hon.
% gain liberal share Of patrona.~. Si.o
Oh Third street "pIosate itpit~ >fahie.
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: INSURANCE cos, &c.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
,t@ 81 ANNUITY and TRI ST
Company, Of Philadelphia.
Cash Capita! paid up $250,O0o

ri
C.G. INLAY. Sec. | SIR CkAwFosp Pre- t.
Branch Office at \. O., 4s Camp St.
BENZ. FEORANCE. a en-
UAsency at Baton Rouge, La ". S.
PIX r. a.en feb17-y
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MECHANICAL. sc, -
~~~~~~--~.~ ->~->-s-----~--~>>>~~
JOHN l.. WOLFE, ot
FURNITURE WAREROOMS, Il

Corner of Church & renitentiary ets
LAS now on hand | ,rge ata. ,arie' n
IL stock Of Furniture, c i.s,siifg IN y
part of-BUREAUs, SiDrBoaRpS, AE-Jti
MoKs, VARIOUS pal terms 'CABLEs.t MARS, &e
,BEBsrEaus. CaIgs. CRADLES CorcAEs am,
lW,LLow WAGco>s. al OF which are of th,
lates' fashions. All kinds Of manufacturing
and r.piiring at the shortest notice. .-
All the business Of an un3ertakW Sttendeti
to. and in the best style. a4a
70 Coffins made at the shortest notice
and also 4 aerse furnished. Sept:0-y.
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r ard Oif.-fh Barrel for safe by
~ TH0S. PRENDAGASI.

yTAMMNrKS-l dozen Grass Fam-
IL mocks-just received anfInr SAL ny
may 4-y. ). r. bLA.>''' =. !.
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)n GALLONS of Sewe!I Tsy!ors hes
~ Sazarac Brandy. irst received al
.,r sale hv ST. Rr.Ncnamn.
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.'-'.. Toilet Soap.

3 D.5..'' Toilet Soap.
nTaylOr's a,,d','Ies Hau1e's chrystalline
? / soap balls brown ard white Winso'
soap. Monster and Palm soap. Onnll'l,s
Pencine. Transparent. Fioa ing. Jenny LIND.
Guimanve. A,naEdide, Erasire and o'he
varieties OF soap can be had at the 'Drus
store of 5 -fqDa -i iWM. BnGEL.
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f.. McKITRyCK,

Arc hiteot & ilder.
rs now prepared 10 take all contracts i
his line Of ht.siness and will execut
with neaine,s ard despatch.
y. B. All kinds Of lob Work attende
IL. Plans and specifications given graft
when required.
Shop on Main ST.. between Florida All
Convention Streets.
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-PONGEs.-F;n+ Surgeon and hathin
, sponges. For sale by
m.9-v. Fl. I .pn,II Drng'
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/ HUNGARIAN LEECHES
ss0O Hungaria, Leeches. warranted, just
OVU received and for sale by '~4
sent as-y. .s.,s r.. VIM BoGEI.
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Grey's Ointment.

ct. LOUIS FLOtR-1nA Barre
- fresh srnnd <xt's ard sun4'fire {
Louis Flour. nst re rived per steamer 5
Nicnolas and for sale by
oct-7-y JosHrA Beat
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ERFSH Lemof,s. Rais;ns, Figs, &c.
L Just received and for sale by
... .tn -.l.El.f S. F. BI.~cHaRr.