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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
Three Children Killed

By the Explosion Of Camphene Lamp.
Cincinnati, Aug. lS.-A camphene
lamp in butchers shop on Western row
near Liberty Street, exploded on Wednes.
day, while it was being filled. Three chill
dren, who were in. the shop at the time,
were so dreadfully burned, that they have
since died, and The man who was filling
the lamp when it exploded, named Ruff, is
not expected 10 live.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

GA fatal and most singular accident
occurred at the Clento Rolling Mill, in
South Pittsburgh, Pa, on Wednesday
last. 1t appears that some days ago the
brush on the hill, Immediately in the rear
Of the Mill, was set on fire, and has since
continued TO burn slowly. Wednesday
afternoon it reached some logs, ono Of
which supported large stone, weighing,
perhaps, some 800 pounds. The logs
were consumed, and the stone being left
without support, it rolled down the bill at
a terrific rate, entered the rear Of the mill
where man, Adam Weyland, was EN-.
ployed, and striking him on the head and
breast, it crushed him so that he died in
less than two minutes. The distance from
the point Of the hill from where the stone
fell to the mill was about three hundred
feet, but it descended with such velocity
that it entered the building without being
seen or even heard by anyo( the workmen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

\ Mock MARRlAGE.-Scri0w C0HSc.
qacRces.-The Syracuse SlaaGa,d says
that at Clifton Springs, a shor. time since,
a gay party was assemblcd-amung them
Mss NJ, Of Buffalo, and Frank n, OF
Syracuse. In the course Of the evening,
goyily began to flag, aud some one pro.
posed a marriage. Up springs the gay
young Miss NJ, and expressed a willing.
ness to be the bride. She was followed
by Frank N, who ioylully consented 10
be the groom. A young gentleman pres.
cnt, who sometimes deals in icwelry, and
is well known in Syracuse circles, per.
Iormcd the ceremony, and the merry cou.
pie made the usual responses.
Alier the ceremony was over, the
groom gave his bride to understand that
he considered it binding She demurred,
and started for her home at Buffalo, the
batiled bridegroom followed her, and pres.
sing his claim at the house of her father.
He was sent about his business with some
striking specimens Of parental Indignation
from the lady's father. Matters at pres.
ent arc in StatU q,tO, and the lovely
damsal remains "wedded maid. 1.-THE
gentleman claims her as his lawful wife,
and her relatives deny the claim.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
WHAT CLElRgiELD WILL DO.

he late Conycu,ion oflnrded rs an ~,
.........,.... ''' wv w.. 80 w.. "
: in all parts Of the county. md vo can -.
sure our friends obro,d ,b,, no,w,,bs,,r.
dino the arror7nr ossor,i,rs ,s f., p,,,or,,
popuI,r,ry ot Ioue-,b,, h, w,s hc;n,, lo
serted by his lo,mcr rcIiab,, jrionls in ,bi.
county. and that his maioritv was 70 he rn
duccd, and oven swcpt by the board. tb,,
the sterling Democracy of our noble CO.
arc wide awakc,and ustasaJIe and wjIIipp
as ever they were to stand by their nrjoci.
pies and roll up as LARGE a majority as ev.
cr they did for the democratic ticket
This i, wha, CIcarfcId will do if onr
friends are hpt tr,,o ,o ,be,,saI,.,. ,,J d,a;,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
THE LATE COUNTY CONTENTION.

THE LATE p0TNTI CnNITETIOt
Tho ,rocood.ros or ,bo Do,,oo.o,;,
conn,y Corycr,ion which ma, :, ,li.
n,,co ON Saturday r,s, ,;l bo lonr1 IN
aro,bor coIon,n---os o;con. ,o ,, c,r ,,nr,l;.
lion no ono or ,bo Socro,,r;o,
poc,,.o. rr,oo,J;u,, -. vol, .l.......l.,.
Go, ,,Li.h ,,o ,r- oa,,,,,rr,, a., -.
djcotion Of tbo notice ua ,o,lo Of ,bo ro
snl, or the Conyon,;o, j., or- lac, ,v,, ,n,I
,oLo ,oooos;oo ,o.,,. ,ha,,,,, u,..,r. .r1,.
deliberations Of ,b;s body n,o, o, o,lor
subjects Than that Of Corcross,,n o;.o.
unpreceden,cd satisfaction Arrx Cam.
WELLS denomination c,r tho IacisIo,pro
bv m almost pnoni,rors ,o,o ,,,s , ros,I,
universally ovooc,od ,oJ ;s o. I,s,r,,a
comnlimcn, ~ his Grnross ;o,oor;,. md
nitbr1Ircse nc , c;,vor nra &c on. NO.,
roecn,,,;yo l,r;r,, ,l,, ,o.. .,,.;., Tia.
jpu been nominated bv ,bo democrats or
L"N comfy some weeks ago. he may be
'a''Iy considered as '"e regular nominee
oI 'ne oIS'rIc'' as we nave seen no oeNIdence
oI opposition 10 nm ID Mch'an county.
DAVID hoSs' OF FIRe township Tor Com
missioner was also very proper Se'ec-
lon' O.h'r sections 9' Inc county, per-
maps "au d stronger c!oIn' Do' Inc man
j., 0"eN''P'o""o,'' NAIVE "e,'' ana 10
'''e ',''''''o' oo'" - "SscS'''9 '''e'''S' an"
HUI" 'NPo.''"0'' ~ "''' '"o"' " Io'''''u'
sU@.U''" ., ''' county 'g'' interests
O'P'' " All hpS VI n''' was '''!
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

GA bridge is being built for the Dan.
vile road, across the kentucky river
which will be one Of the most magnificent
in the world, if indeed, it does not excel
all others. 1t has one span of wire from
cliff 10 cliff, twelve hundred feet long.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
The Central American Question.

Baltimore, Aug. l9.-Mr Buchanan's
reply TO Lord Clarendon on the Central
American question, was brought to Wash.
ington by Mr.. Sickles. 1t is said to be
an able document.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

o. The Lima HGrChlo contains a long
account Of recent discovery of go'dwash.
ngS at Chachapooyos, on the head waters
oIlhc Amazon, in Peru, by the first patv
of North Americans who went to seek
for gold on the upper waters Of the ANA.
zon. They found several pieces weigh.
ing from 10 / f! ounces, and other smaI.
Ter. They Immediately commenced erec.
ting houses preparatory to mining.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

ANOTHER WARD ArpAIR.-On Monday
last, Mr.. Pike, of the Flag, at Paris, KY,
who was then in Lexington, was assault.
ed by a man named Fournoy, a relative
OF Matthew Ward, the murderer. Pike, a
few days before, had mentioned that'Ward
the Murderer" passed through, on his
way 10 Blue Licks.nnd hcncc lhc nssnnn-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
The Angel Gabriel Arrested.

BosroN, August 2I.--Tho Angel Ga
brlcI was arrested at Cambridge yesterday,
Tor creating u disturbance, and lodged in
Jail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

GFGov. Biger, made stump speech
at Chambersburg on the 7th instant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25

on $50 mhc ibo rll.Rmr u.ma aat
tco nom ilp Clinton UWa.u what
% commentary upon ihomrouly olautral
polu.c9l party Scarcely bls hoe echo of
the vhe shouts OF fidelity 10 he Peace
measures of ! $50 dicdovoy uru thclr 6r
ccs are 10 be m1rhllcd lor lg repeal
"Indgc Pollock and the WING State
Central Committee have begun the worl,
of oboIuiou.2Ing the whlg nnuy Of pcnns.
yyauia. Not the least Iucendary propo.
sDion which they borrow from that Insane
im is the one To repeal the Fugitive Slave
Law. IL is Of no avail that the fathers of
their party, Clay and Webster, have left
among their last warnings 10 people they
loved and served, a solemn testimony
against any attempt at altering or repeal
ing that sacred instrument. 1t is Of no
avail that the Wing National Convention
which nominated Gen. Scott. body of
sagolious men, men of honor, doubtless,
representatives Of great party, gave sol.
cmn pledges 10 one another, to the coun.
try and before the world, to be true rs in.
dyiduaIs and true as q party to the prin.
cjpa and substance Of that Compromise.
Alas so soon, forgetting all, counting
faith nothing, consistency nothing, honor
nothing, the dying voices Of Clay and
Webster uolhing--thc main wing of this
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-25
GTThe Pittsburgh Gocc'te, a leadin.
Whig paper, asks:

"Nhy shonld American citizens gather together
in private rooms, guarded from intrusion by officers
and sworn TO secrecy by an oath. for the purpose
Of discharging political du'ies2 Is there an enemy
iu'hc country .ulIcigntlypowerul TO demand such
sacrifice OF Independence and manlincss. The
iiea is ridicuious.'
However 'ridculous' the idea is, it is
one upon which Mr.. Pollock the Wing
nominee for Governor has acted. tits by
just this sort Of "ridicuIous" conduct that
he aims to be elected Governor of Penn.
syIyona. His brightest hopes of political
prelerment are based upon an act which
his own party organs pronounce Of "ridic.
uIous' character, but il remains TO be seen
whether these expectations will be graft.
fed and whether the people Of this State
will reward Mr.. Pollock for his ridiculous
act Of folly and high handed outrage upon
the Constitutional rights of large BODY Of
his ellow-ci'izens, many of whom are far
better men than he can ever hope to be,
by making him Governor orthis State.
PeaRS8lDauiaR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
ID 'o"NsTos. ..,r,,,. ..,,..
where may b. ostaincS "a The most .pesdy Remedy Zoe


q r,1 a s
those Peculiar Disorder. arising from
Sss M.rT.s i%poss destroy. both BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
which saisay sweep. 70 an ua
S S e .s S
% Ming ssna,.. with The thunder, Of eouenee
., ss;IE, marriage. being
stored to perfeet health. 49,
p oEszcx 10 SoJTa YRS5srlcx srasx7 .-,..
s &c fe s1us 1 .si r g
0SSz TzhH5S5sR 4A5E 5 GS Ss 4ao ~ cs4HsE q H MADE ~
% T ss1y e.,:nS. G: ~ assss
ne the 'n'' proper fAy,..iiG BE- io,sESy, e sREy TO-
s cs. G % tS. ,s
greater Of whose spent Hospital. Of
NOS. ,.,Snsas s and h. effected .oa q ths
ringing n The and head when asleep great
bla,hins attended arrangement Of raind were
h.. m asss aqa Toay q snd h.
ha mat ed sense Of shame dread Of discovery him
ots b.irsnd him. delaying iii the
IN the head ns. d iSr.
9. on e e a o The ,nn bone and so'e
a ~ sna m g. las, ,e s eias ate Of hs III:
S I'm m dssh re. period hi, dreadful ,uar
tuIn, To such therefore Dr. JOHNSTON pre-
a rSs he s
Sor sale isd Ps1y sse 70 the ye.n g hi.
% a Of . to ss of
the eonsiu;!on and either
AneetIon. OF ,hr Biadder.
And diseases the existence Of which /, generally pereepe
s.Ersnnes Digestive Organs Dypepsis
vousnvss and peculiar Affections Of the mind
Take Particular Notice.
oI who have injured themselves certain practice In
snsn a ,oe 'e s % & learned from I sy com
sssp ,ss And n3i cured readers marriage imOs,h and
What young man, hope country and tn,
darling Of hi, should be matched from all and
Of N,,are snd ntulgag in certain habit Such persons
should reject .h., sound body necessary
bo. .1Ss ~ LIE becomes vssIy h pTE.pse'
sPar and he With the melancholy reaecOn that
Constitutional Debility.
young men and all who have injured themselves
Ihsis s, ,5s q, me sad saa asheh:y effects produced
Pam IN ss Head Of sight Los, Of Muscular Power Pal
men. Of the Digestive Functions, Debility symptoms
The fearful eject. on the mind much be dreaded Loss of
anF ossy Love sstass, Tniai
y. te, are some Of the evils produced.
of isenns ss Ls h SsenN sss eaIe
cough and ;ymtoms Of consumption.
Who have suddenly deva.ation,
I WEAK
,pssdiy ana IN visor he
Immediately relieved All iSped;aen's I"
Physical or ea,a DQu.asatioa Nervous Trembling
and Weakness Exhaustion the kiad speedily
,,gs offiGE 10. 4. SO UTH FREDERICK STREET, BAL
AIsntss. 1,s.aG 5r.adon. performed ss,
skin D!-sa.c. Speedily Cured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

- TOShs FOlt sAE-S2O, 600 Coupon bonds or Cor
ponIon OF Lynchbur 80 endorsed
nuAliy. -
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF th- Virginia anroad
Company 20 years TO interest payable half yearly
uae the Of these bonds Of which there
700, land u
works Of The Company, costing about 81 100000
SIsOOO HichmoDd City stock, 80
est payable annually sinking fund Is set
payment OF this stock which will estinEush In
Persons having stocks dispose would do well
70 always
crate commission.
To those wishing TO Invest would
rally have hand OF the securities
Which, oa VIZ be sold on ssry nSdsIas = se ms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
sGATALoGHE OF GARDEN SEEDS.

WAsRsNIkp sRsNGG.E SstsE SNn az GGhMDEN GsIsIs SEEDS ,
s q. Ms is.s,s SEhxsn1TI0 ss1S = S0sl sSlszDsTN
ST. .eovs Hotel RieSnsons Va bAo' Nv Main
They hs s.. sfs s..a.. m s s
trTienorr-oreen Globe
Whit Witt. k1s a.ass t%. Ss,
rryps ssa aLii,Ss i Purple Cape
.;5:. @ s.Ss;
9ssRs' sss red .iiss ssS White Cattle
-H.;j fs!s.;::s f.y ssss - %
ss:.: ssss;s Wafer StsiS Ds,ts
Sts. St.,'''''A
S,..s.t~ss;,:s Ss,ss.wes, .Sa Red
P.kssIr-CSp Large Dutch
Pns-ssela Extra Early s.hcp Early Dwarf, Dwarf blue
Ss.s, c.gssns ie D-1'' A''''"'''
RR.hDtm-L.nE Scarlet. salmon. Red White TurnIp
s.as,r-o, s.,,.,., oyster Plan,
s0v,sH-E -EariT Hush, Ie
I.ralr-E.d Top. White Plat, Hysr Large Norfolk
ILso.Ss~ss, and To, Herb Seeds.
ii.p ssp . is:rrns. nae G.. s.s.'ssas s.s. ,o
aS'an."nAn s.e,.;..a. s.IE aUAnn,te-w: ELLIOTT,
H r He af.s mi. ne.h9a g
p.opsH1. oi roe1aerie, Factories. Ware
nd a. fI'ss
ever heretofore produced from these
petition a, 70 ats quality with Slate United
imported He would inform the public
so 10 yn. aha @ IL s ss9ve ss,n and
ting He intends opening following places
Lynchburg Richmond and Scottsvie
slant supply of Slate the
-hieh he supply other points lie will have In his
po,ment men d experience and knowledge
each P1s " attend 70 order. for Stating reparing old
roo Tho'e who have Slate
Immediately attended to, and probably in better
Than when hst slated there has
In Va, by Inexperienced uJrLmen.
linen ais uorkc he tha
WORKS an examination Of which he
SUrk In his lane.
IL for buildings he
pace Of sheeing the roof for Stating which considerably
less.
Letters OF enquiry orders for Slate Stating repairing
" promptly attended TO BY Addressing him either OF the
places OF busineBs.
Du. notice will be
dee i3 dukeiaw.
4 IME.-viryina Lime in and fore sale by
II isl0 WINSTON POWERS
BACON AND I.AR D.-Prirle Hans, sides and Breast
Id pieces Al,o strictly prime Lard
for sale by tfel0l WINSTON 4 POWERS.
iCORICE.-l2O cases "Ynurria" aId g. p. brands
fei0 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
TUyHE rs FRANKFURT STATE DIsTRIBI'TioN-Gua
rauied by the Cover OF the Free City
COCO shares

COCO shares, II. i,oe.IsO sss,oOo. .ssr
DORM: ico consequently share obtain about $500
This money distribution established in lisa oae. the best fair.
1G iss the sSov 5s he Saf: Of or .Sfe
viii be distinctly marked in the official list copy Of which will be
whole .hare $40 share ons-quArer share
shares
~ 4: ;Hi;:'
:sse.s .PSsasS tsf he :S.s::
snsSssmsnt iosard the ,hsTshcisfs. '"'.'''N
to q sterling bank notes, bills or drAfi' Europe.
The 'n0-n' will be paid ,oss 1R SsShfd
Bankers aud Appointed Gove,nment Inspectors
Apply, ,wi,hou, delay soawARzscHILD soSs
@ sa 10 Ms. rS Rs %
Co.. No 9s lombard London where all banking business will
ENon nENTIhe store No iiWe,, Main street, SssssA
s s% sSSs Very y,S and o, a Ssy
Eoll-du VAN LEW TAYLOR.
'on sALE;.E L. very @s,, &C Mco',.se; With about 50
mond The buidios. are al new snd suitable for rraie h
family There good orchard garden vineyard meadow
dcis-dieif HILL TALLEY
VALu,BLE FARM FOH siIE.-The subscriber /, sa.
situated In the eouny Of Hanover miles from Richmond
q % Nh n. SiaRss wen .DEPed d, T wsaa Cedar and
purpose, GSrden being enough to pro.
scre, Of good meadow land through which runs
sP. D"sas tcS.S and t@o f spring, %h's,
T, mFIoy,nsn,, upon mi, Farm eon,, Frame Dwelling
house sisele' ts, &C. al Of which are in good order
f,s liih St. between Main and Bank SIS,
w counties Of Gouce,sr King William King Queen and all
lower Virginia. wishes obtain employment in this city
S lie could @ nII ss SGn
Der q the Hou; Of DELEGATES and Senate as 60 h, character and
III iiih st.. between Main Bsni,L
Nv ANTED.-f wish to employ immediately, a White 20.
mali family wM O. kLIES, ,ith Hp street, ''
jap Between Main and bank s,s.
~ opposite the BANK 9ysnia, over BOnAVs store yn,s
M 4 ts s rs.t. nSmnf os shs SEGMo W1
be good oOOh washer and roneT, and Apply
J,ns between Main Bank streets.
giNoh hENr and ies,e.r 0rsn on ~, 1T day ef APrR
nov oSuPi.d by Antonio P,n and next sGo TO Ms,. Alex
'1ss' Jas Garrett Co. Apply ssSSa&S Snssr civ RsH Tpi
SEWING BIHDS.-Elsgant silver Plated Sewing BirJ,
- with sereN Cushion attached for sale by ,,,,,,.,
et Corner Main and 18Th streets
oSDoN utsTiHD.-Sos, s,,s., toL sale Sy
Ak uHDs. AND BBLS. PORTO RICO 81
jsSs JAS. WINSTON
BACON ON CoNsIGNnENT.-A small 10, Of shOul.
ID der Bacon, Of P's qNi received cOn'snmsnt,
jaso surToSA WINSTON
UlOwDEU.-sOtsgsD Du Fonts Sporting Blasting Row.
der daily expected s1 spwIS Ss sHy %csTTSa TIA 0I 's S
% spAs az. Of ''''S bsvssP0s si 81 ';;Ss siEss &c Co. "
| RZ ngIs, SOUTHAMPTON A. nnANDy
DC DO P,.eh Brandy 70! ..s 49,. ~
-"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
HARDWARE,
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.


ID T. MOORE q CO, Lnporrs and UAo,,srls u aLsri
II . FORkIGS GaT DOMESTIC NIRD WARE, No. :. f,,Irf
street opposite Nr. H. ". Fr Richmond T
direct from the manufacturers In complete
sortteni OF Birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE
manufacturers in this full supply
Their stock 10 nov large and complete, Consisting In
Rodgers" aud wostenholm's nne Pen Knives
Pocket Knives Of ], 9, 8, G blades
Buck Bone Ebony Cocoa and Handle
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, 81 50 piece,
RAEo Of Wade Butchers Rodgers
manufacture, Of every style and quality
Scissors and Shears of various makes and styles
single and Double barrel Guns, very superior
Trace Halter, Log Well, Fifth and Tongue Chains
Wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes
Axes Of Collins, simmons, and Virginia make
Hand and Panel Saws Hammers Hatchets
MIL Pitt, Cross Cat and Circular saws
Spade. and shovrls Of Ames, Rowland other makes
Anyis Vices, and Smiths Bellows
sedge and Hand Hammers. Dies
Blister, shear, ani Cast Steel square and ociagOn
Castings, IiOrse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Corn, Graz, and Clover seyth Blades
German seythes, scyth Stones, snarths and siclIes
Wire Selves and Siters
Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hames
Bride Filings worsted Reins Girths
Locks, Hinges and Screws, of every description
Planes, Chise., Ausers and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances and seyAds
English American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure Forks, =, 8 and prong
Tea Trays and Walters And all other goods usually
HARDsAKE stoTes.
As goods have been purchased
bic terms and selected exclusively for the vsns
and Tennessee Trade feel confident
ents TO merchants visiting this city, and respectfully invite
TO an examination o stock, Determined
low any regular house in this the Northern cities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
Gas EINTIHES AND LAMPS!
EUElDRitk, HOHNING 81 BHOTIIRIi, No .2I Yorn
Second Street. dlore Zine, IAiddeid, having had many
years practical experience In the business
by u. 10 manufactured under immediate we are
enabled oner to purchasers superior cle every
OF our trade upon the most favorable
every variety and style Of hnish Gas Lamp
deisrs PENDANTS Side Brackets for Halls Churches the
PROVED PINE OIL LAMP; also, flud, Lard Lamps
On hand Lamp Glasses Globes Wks Shades Ac WORK
WARRANTED, OR No sALE. Factory Mercer street near
Morris. '' '
store q2i 9nd street mex, door to J. s,e.ar,
puy's Carpet Store. isSI--dSx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
GUN DROPsI GUN DRoPs.
900 lbs. TINT Cnn bp ncItx.rcd o., n,,,.

GUm DROPsi GUN DRoPsu
i,ooO IDS That cun be Delivered on Demand.
NANsANT RECKEFUs, No. JfS Ndrt,t sjree, PsD,nfS
Lld having made arrangements sufficiently extensive
manufacture 1900 lbs Of this article aen
Of Gum Drops aud Jubube Paste.
hessrsV H. h any quantity nj the
very lowest prices Their Gum Dro they win warrant TO BE-
cqua 70 any made In the country and will be sold
ders. - ~ - '' W
assortment OF ~ ~
FRESCB AND PEAES C0YFECT70gARy.
among which are superior Sugar dis0nds OF davor
paetd With care and sold At the lowest Nholese prices
mai! when requested. -
Agents for uadiners Confctonary Tools and Mahn,, Of
every description. Address
20 %, -, vASsANT REoKErUs, sls Nsrtstst,
ies-dlm-lPl Phnadeiphia, Pa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
ssStE9oihISN,SS. MH9PnEL AHGGHITEcT,. ~ NV

CAIF.-ThIs &c
offered coplete volumes
unts IL has received the decided approval
tors Buder and all Glasses interested the erection cf
i and convenient heu,e To those contemplating budng e
iheT In ornamental plain styles, this desirable
book Each lan has following table shelving the
Of article required complete that
the building be determined The
sca and the mechanic at obtain from its
well appearance
building when completed
As manual for reference. THE ODEL ARCHITECT contain.
Ing In addition 10 Its plates subject
hnans certainly the most complete
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IL contain. Fon'Pieee Printed in Ave Colours; Plan
Painted Ceiling Printed il nine Colours
ganty Printed IT, three Colours DrApery Supebiy Printed
four Colours together with 81 sheets OF Esyan exhibiting
Plates Of Front Perspective and Interior Views
Churches and School Houses Printed in Colours s
plates exhibiting in minute detail the
on Of Masonry wood and Iron Work making
s3s Plates 10 the Work Price sei s5o Pcr salsby
JAMES w0ODHOUSE,
Bookseller, staioaer, and Dealer in Piano Portss
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sfdHn. sfEaM mAMRE4sr., NG; it1 sfGSx. TGM
PHILADELPHIA
GtUILJ0U WALTON A co. having secured the large and
Nh eomnodious Rooms NJ L. Haiowei New store
No. l4I Market street pcning an
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen nnd
Hosiery.
large proportion Of the stock has been purchasd Of the
comprises all the variety Of Dry Goods necessary for
Dwellings, Hotels, STEAMBOATS, or Shipping such a.
shsetngs, Table Linens, Curtain nateriais
Pillow Linens, Towellngs, Lace and Mus. Curtains,
G9unterpants, NAPKINS, Dsmast and Moreens,
Blankets, &c, &C. Dolles, hc., &C. Pushes,
All the Hest Makes of Linens,
Rohardsons dunbar Dlcton's Approved Brands,
all grade.. Golden FLAX. OF Light Makes.
English mud German Hosiery,
SHjRTS, ORA YVES dc.
Believing that the merchants all
OF the county the best and most desirable Goods the
prices and nosing that this want cannot be under the Did
adopted the following their
UNIFORM CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS TO merchants good
standing
six PrR oysT; DISCOUNT CASH, when paid within 10
days from date Of bills
fwELyE PER CENT DISCOUNT rate .iOrsd for money
paid IN advance Of maturity
ny these terms they enabled their EUROPE
and will sell their Goods
small Advance ON the Foreign Cost.
Feeng satisfied that the system SHORT CRDITS SHORT
PRICES IL the best for both the Buyer the Seller
European Manucturers they earnestly inspection Of
ther Rock
n. gunIou. G. w. WALTON w. p. HlLtowuL.
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