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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-22
The Georgjan of THURSDAY says

The Georgian Of Thursday says
"The Rt Rev Edward Barron, D. D., Chatholc
Missionary Bishop of the Coast of Africa, died in
this city yesterday of Pneumonia. In consequence
of impaired health Bishop Barron was on leave of
absence from his charge. and has been temporarily
residing in Florida On his way to the North, few
weeks SINCE, he stopped in this city When the cpl
demic broke out he concluded to remain to render
such service as circumstances might require. Until
attacked with the disease of which he died he had
been instrumental of much good in our midst. He
originally attached to the diocese OF Baltimore:
The Rev. Joshua G. Payne, who placed in
charge OF Wesley Chapel, by the last Georgia Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
fell a victim in Savannah, Ga, in the discharge OF
his pastoral duties to the prevailing epidemic on the
morning OF the 18th inst, at 10 minutes past o.
clock.
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None market this morning, and notice fair demand
above quotation.
SPIRITS tURPENr this article there has been but lit
tie doing during the week. the transactions reaching only 500
barrels There is fair supply market but buyers do not
disposed to operate - 80 cents which the
highest figures offered holders, however, firm in ask
ing 30 cents y gallon The sales for the week follows
Saturday ...., 270 bbls. at 80 cents u gallon.
Monday ..... 100 50
Wednesday, $50 30
The market this morning very dull and sales up the
time of closing enquiries.
ROSIVn this article have change former
prices and the transactions during the week have been limited
The sales of Common follows Saturday. 632 bbIs
at 81 ID for large size Monday 800 do, Wednesday 700
do and this Chursday) morning 200 do at figure for
large size hb The stock market is small and
fair demand for large bb at 81 Is No sales since last review
Of Nos or that hear Of and quotations merely nominal
/ Sec table
TAHI5 i'll limited demand, and prices have downward
neudency The sales for the week reach only 3 bbls So
20 u bb-being decline OF last weeks quotation
BEESwAX-Is brought i'll very slowly, and is in demand
Small sales from carts at 25a @ 26 cents D ID.
Corrective have change to report last weeks
and moderate stock market The sales of Rio for
the week reach only 245 bags l04 III u D. 90
| day. and months viz:
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STEAMER SPRAY FOR SNITHVILLE & ORION.
Change of Schedule, Commencing Monday, 4th
SRnfR her

nK@A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt John B. PRICE,
will ply between Wilmington and Smthville,
landing at Orton as follows:
Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af-
Leave Smithville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nings, at 81 o'clock
4Passage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary rates. Light Freight only Ia
ken Saturdays.
Apply to Captain on board or to
A. II. VANBOKKELEN,
Sep. 2, lS54-30S-tf-l-u No South Wharves.
Commercial copy.
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UNFAILING CURE FORPUl MO NARY DISEASES
XNftIlnuf the Use Of Medicine.


Sir c. Bart. invented and advised the use of the
MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
TO all of all ages and conditions. certain and
safe shield against fearful diseases, Consumption BrOn
chitis Asthma Coughs. Colds and other Affections of the
Lungs which arise from the exposed State of the Chest
corng fashion, and the continual changes OF our climate
The Protector is simply chemically prepared fur, lined
with silk and padded which, suspended from the neck
es the chest in agreeable that it be-
comes necessity and a comfort
The Protector although but recently introduced into
America is making rapid progress through the United
States the Canadas South America and the West indies
It has for long time staple article in England and
the Continent Of Europe while has grown IN many con-"
tries to the position of an article OF dress
To demonstrate these facts enquire OF any Engsh resident
in your vicinity his knowledge of the beneficial effects OF
wearing the Protector without recourse to docoSng OF any
kind The cost of wearing these articles is tfe
will last years NO one VINO Vaiues Ihe hea
oI himself or his family will be without them. The Hosp
randlv introducing them. Harcourt, Bradley Co., OF
London and Manchester Engiand were originally GnseG
with the manufacture OF the Protectors by the ameneu
Dr. Cooper and continue to manufacture according 10 Ms
original Instructions and therefore recommend those who
would wear THE Protectors to to their being genuine
REMEMBER THIS STAPLE ARTICLE, AND No PATENfEi
MEDICINE. ..,, n,,rrc
GENTS SnE............. ...Sl 80 each.
LADIES' do. w 90.
BOYS " N HIARCOURT, BRADLEY, s CO.,
IS Ann Street & 1913 Nassau Street,
New York. $.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, lO2 Wood Street, Cheapside
London. ,, ,
H. B. & Co. are establishing Depos for the sale of Ih
Proector' in all parts of America Physicians, Surgeons
Druggists Clother, Dry Goods Merchants Haters ant
Mi6ers also Gentlemens Furnishing Storek keepers ART
entrusted with the wholesale and retail of them
and to whom most liberal terms offered for their enter
PRISE splendid opportunity opens to them tor safe an
p''''''''' HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO,
% Ann Street, New York, y. 5.
| Sept. 9, 1854 4-Sm'
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Observation-Disclosures

MR.. J. II. WHITEHURST (the we'll known Artist,)
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Wilmington and
vicinity that he has had his thoroughly overhaued
and furnished in the best STYLE with all the latest i'm
provements in the art By his arrangement of light the
eye is made to look ke, however light it may be the
features prominenthc dress clear and dinctthus pro-
ducng Picture superior to those very black pale likeness
usually taken by tnerant operators with ordinary
light He has also succeeded in curing the valuable
vices of the celebrated Artist, Mr.. M. M. Maon who will
be happy to wait on all who may faver him with CALL
Rooms open from A NJ, to p NJ at Mozart Hail. owe
Polly & Harris store, Front street
July p 272-tf
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sToRE-HoCsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

o., WILL BE'SOLD at Public Auction at the Court
E:i5 House in Kenansville, Dupln County the 18th
2E day of October next. (Tuesday of Court wcek) if
not previously disposed of at private sale, the
and Lot, in said village occupied by Mr. Co. A. Newell
Terms at sale. Sale positive and title warranted.
B. +. GRADY.
Wilmington Sept 81, 1854 at
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MY WHEREABOUTS,

THE subscriber would take this method of informing
l. friends in Dupin, Wayne and Sampson, and his
quantances generally that he is present engaged in
store of Mr. A. B. McCALEB, Market street. Market
Dock, where he will be happy TO wait all who may favor
him with call Goods Will be sold low and pains spared
to please. JACOB w. CARR.
Wilmington, Sept. ED, 1854 3-3m
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VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY AND MILLS FOR



NHE undersigned, PURSUANT to Order of the Tes.
Court of Equity, will offer to the highest bidder Msid
on the premises, the Falls of Tar River in Edge s
comb county, about mile from Rocky Mount Depot.
Wednesday the LIST day of November next the FACTORY
AND MILLS owned by the late James S Battle and Will
lam ; Battcalso several small tracts of Land adjacent
thereto The said Factory has been worked for many
IN the spinning of Cotton arm and is in full operation
being well fitted with kind of machinery necessary
that business and having and substantial dam
which has been recently erected great Near by
said Factory there is GRST MILL with five pair of
stones, which likewise in full operation also SAW
MlL which has been in constant great number of
years, with new Circular recently put up With fifty
acres of Land on which located FINE DWELLING,
together with other buildings suited for the habation
OveseerS and Operatives With the said Factory and Mills
will be sold SEVERAL SMALL LOTS OF LAND, one
Lot of 80 suitable for furnishing timber for the
This sale presents to the capitalist fine opportunity
profitable investment.
At the time Will be sold, Lot of or acres on the
north side of the river, which is \ STORE HOUSE,
Also, Lot of or two at Rocky Mount Depot, on
which is also Store House. Likewise, a small piece of
piney wood land, about miles from the Falls. 100
TermSthe purchaser of the Factory and Mills will be re-
qued give bonds with able sureties payable in four equal
annual instruments with interest from the day of sale.
The purchaser of the other property will be required to
give bond with able ureties payable in nine and eighteen
months with interest from day of sale.
kENELM H. LEWIS, G. NJ. +.
Sept. 22d, 1854 3-ts
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1850 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

TNE Subscriber, being DESTROYS of moving the Wcst
offers his lands for sale lying in Sampson county on
South river The lands adapted making Turpentine
and Timber There is good Saw and Grist Mill, good
dwelling, and all necessary out-houses the place The
place is sod and good society the neigh
borhood.
Any wishing to buy lands would do we'll give the
lands and premises look before buying elsewhere The pay
mcutS will be made easy and accommodating.
Cypress Creek, Baden County. ID. w. CROMARTIE.
Sept I'D, 1854 3-2m
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DECLINE IN Enthusiastically New York Herald,
Of Friday, says, on Wednesday last flour went down
in our market from fifty to seventy five cents bar
REL One of our Wall streets exchanges attributes
this reduction to the late rains, which will set our
country mills again in motion. Perhaps this may be
the case; but we are rather inclined to think that the
splendid harvests in England and France, and the re-
duction of the price of -four at Liverpool, have had
something to DO with the decline here Wall street
NAV be wiser; but this is our opinion.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 2l, 1854

TUErENrINESnce review of Thursday last, this ar
ce has ruled unsteady and the price has declined 20 cents
both qualities For dry virgin deduction of onefth is
made the actual price-and lots further deduc
ton is made according to the quality The receipts and sales
have been extremely light and for the week ended this
fOOt upO only IL hb1S. follows:
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
lNAyAL STORES, u $50 lbs.

~ 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS nigh
err have to be paid.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROM4GEN,
WATERPROOF, ANTI-CoNSUMPT1v
CORK SOL LES,
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co.,

HARCOURT, BRADLEY Il Co.,
Il MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Hood Street, Cheopside,
London. England, american establishments,
% Ann Street g. 1O2 Nassau Street,
New York, y. S.
NHE Hvdromag gen is a valuable discovery for protecting
the feet from damp cold and therefore preventive
of many Lung diseases tchout any doctortng rhatcrc
The Hydromagen in the form of soe and inside
the boot shoe It's ncd'cGtcd character Is powerful an
tidote to disease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, and
healthy to wear in the coolest or rainest weather.
foot cannot become if the Hydromagen inserted La
dies may the ghtest soed boots shoes in the most
inclement weather with impunity while Consumption so
ed by their general adoption. They entirely sUTERsEDE
the latter the feet to persplre III very
unhealthy manner and besides are not to
pedestrians in icy weather, like india rubbcrs While the
latter the feet to appear large the ydrc
agen being thin slice of cork prepared, peculiarly
placed inside, does not increase the size OF the boot
cause the foot appear utdy Il Children they are ex
tremey valuable they engage in exercise with
fort and healthy effects Their expense so slight as to
scarce need mention bcsdes those who patronze them will
find their yeariy doctors bills mach DIMINISHED thereby
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known its sale Is
increasing almost incredible extent Last IN Lon
DON Manchester Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow Leeds,
Dublin Paris Antwerp, Hamburger, aud Berlin, our sales
reached $50 pairs of Cork SOles This year the num-
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value proven
tive for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma and Consump
ton.
MEMS SIZE, erpair, .....,.........- 30 30 Cents
Boys Misses do do Observation-Disclosures. % do.
allowance Obbers and Wholesalers so that any store
keeper may make fine profit their sale, while they are
article that be kept in any store among any class OF
goods
For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY Y CO.,
IS Ann Street, New York
Sept. 9th. 1854 4-2-3m
THE CHEST. ea
SIR ASHLEY COOPER. ART, NJ. D..
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY

CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.
THE first session of this Institution will OH the
l. 18th inst The services of Mr.. VIM G.. Barton a grad
of of the Oldest and most respectable Colleges on
the continent of Europe, have been secured The
branches of English Classical and Mathematical cduca-
ton will be thoroughly taught Mr.. Barton will also take
classes in French and Spanish and having studied and
spoken these languages i'll France and Spain he
don't Of being able mpar their correct pronunciation
MIR Barons experience i'll teaching and his acquaintance
with THE most elecc system practised in Europe
the United States it presumed that satisfaction and JUS
tice will be rendered to the public
RATES TUTloA:
md Class SIl OU
Bird Glass including Languages and higher branches
of Mathematics ........... SIS Ol
ALLMAND A. McKOY,
JOHN r. BEAMAN,
THOMAS VI. LEE. COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM c. DRAUGHORN.
HOSEA J. HOBBS,
Sept. I'D, 1854 3-3m
MY STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE.
Rcceiucd per Scir. W. Fl. Smith,
> x BOXES No. | Soap, WIN. Colgates
-O 20 half do. pale do do;
2 bbls. large No. | Mackerel;
10 do. II. t. & A. Stewards Crushed Sugar;
boxes do. Soap;
bbs Irish Potatoes;
do. Red Onions;
10 mats of old Gov, Java Coffee;
bags best st. Domingo;
keg Saltpeter;
do. Gum Camphor;
5 do. do. Asafetida
Low for cash GEO. II. kELLEY'S.
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OUR MOTTO IS "TO PLEAsE,n
49, Wilmington Saddle Harness, GN0M
TNSnRuNx NJ NpE. ruopv As\SM

AU-TR UN X VI NJ F 4 TT OR Y. &glSO
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of Coach,
Gig, and Sulky Harness; Lady's and Gardeners
Saddles, Bridlcs Whips, Sc; Trunks, Vases Saddle
and Carpet Bags, Satche fancy Trunks, &C. Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly az
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
Of which he warrants to be Of the best material work
manshp and will be sodow for cash. shortcredr
prompt customers
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Medical Bags &c. made t,
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding and sold on commits
sion. JOHN CONOLEY,
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DRY WEATHER VS.. JOINT WoRM.-An old farmer
from Virginia, talking with friend of ours, last
night, said that this dry weather, which ali were
regretting, would be Of immense benefit to the far
mers of Virginia.
6" In what way asked our friend
1t will entirely Destroy replied the farmer, the
larya of the joint-worm and the Hessian fly which
have been 80 destructive to the wheat crop this sea
son. in some parts of Virginia"
This remark of the farmer struck US so novel that
we Immediately made inquiries as to whether this
impression was genereI among the farmers, and the
result has been to convince US that the belief among
farmers, and others, who have examined the subject,
that this hot and dry weather will pulyerlZe all
the larvae of the ontworm in the Joints of the stub
bic in the field but probably will not affect the Larvae
n the ground -WaShingtOn Globe.
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NOTICE.

PPLlCATION will be made the next Legislature for
n Charter for PLANK ROAD from Whiteville Depot
the w. Il NJ r. r., to Iron Hill Cross Road in Coum
bus county.
Whtevlle n. G. Sept. % 3--5
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. 1per prem. Philadelphia per ct. prem
New York, ...I g - Virgnia.... 6
Boston,. II g {" Charleston. Il Sc -
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OF the rice crop on the Savannah San
and Ogeeche rivers are said to have been DESTROYED
Oy The late gale on the Southern coast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-22

NorE.River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection coop
&c;say Lumber 80 cents to 81 u M; Tar and
Turpenne about 10 Is cents % bb-and naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
Cured Flor Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
fOne-f is made according to quality,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-22

EXCELLENT REPARTEE.-The Rev. Dr. MO,
minister of Douglas in ClydeSdale, day din
ing in large party where the Honorable Henry Frs
kinc and some other lawyers were present great
dish of crosses being present after dinner, DR.. MC..
VINO was cxtravagantly fond Of vegetables, helped
himself much more largely than any other person,
and as he ate with his finger, with peculiar voracity
Of manner, Mr.. Erskine struck with the idea
that he resembled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in his state of
condemnation Resolved to give him hit for the
apparent grossness or his taste and manner of eating
me- wit addressed him with, DIR. NC, We bring me
in mind of the great king NeFuchadnezzar :" and
the company were beginning to litter at the ludicrous
aIusion; when the reverend vegetable devOurer re-
piled 'Ay, DO | mind 'ye of NebuchadnezZer >
TbatI be because I'm eating among the brutes
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE 81 BSCR1BER, having qualified the Septem-
Der Term inst of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Scs-
ionS, for New Hanover County, Administration of Mrs
Mary Mcintosh, decd hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said decd to make immediate payment and
to all persons having claims against said d. present
Them legally authenticated within the time prescribed b
law otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
cOvery. THOMAS +. robson, Admir-
Wilmington, Sept. 10th, 1854 Il-3t-3-3w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-22

Hon. Jos. r. CHANDLER.-This gentleman has ac-
2epted the independent whig nomination tor Congress
in Philadelphia. In his letter of acceptance, after
referring TO his past efforts to serve his constituents,
he says
''If reelected, these efforts shall not be abated
ard pledge myself that they shall be Joined to an
unalllng vigilance against all nroads and innovations
which may have for their jecs weakening of the
rights which the Constitution to every citizen
OF the United States and which render our common
country asylum for those who objects of per-
scouting intolerance, or are sufferers under the ZION
heel of relentless despotism.
Hoe STATISTICS The Louisville journal says
The number of hogs in slxy-four counties returned
by the assessors is los, $685. being an increase over
last year of $685. Add to this the excess in Kentuc-
KY and we have in two States Of near nine
hundred thousand head.
The CORN CROP IN OHIO.-A letter dated Toledo.
Sept 2, says: "a gentleman Just informed me that
there is corn in the vicinity that will make l 90 bush
els to the acre. 50 far, have few fields that
Will not make 20 bushels, and many that will make
40 TO 10. have many from all parts, and they
say that the corn crop coming out much better than
was expected 1t is all raised, and the ears are full
The Washington Star of Wednesday says:
This mornings mail brought us from Honolulu, a
ieter from party who is we'll posted with reference
10 the negotiations between the Sandwich Islands
government, and the American Commissioner, Mr..
gregg. Writing few moments before the eastern mai
from Honolulu for San Francisco left our correspon.
dent assures that up to that moment progress had
oeen made the negotiations for the treaty placing
Ae affair in position different from that in which ii
Was at the time of the departure of the last previous
mail for the United States Nevertheless, il was re-
uuced to certainty that the treaty would shortly be
signed over the opposition of the Prince the only
considerable person in the government who was really
uhtavorable 10 it, The delay at that time our cor
,o'pon"ent attributes to request of the Prince 70
an opportunity maturely TO consider the points nvo
lnree-ourthS OF the rice crop the Savannah San
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NOTICE.
THE SCBSCRlB ER having qualified, at the September
Term, inst, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for the County of New Hanover Administrator with the
Will annexed, of Mrs. Elizabeth II. Ashe, decd hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted said decd make
immediate payment and to all having claims against
said dec d. to present them, legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law otherwise this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
THOS. II. ASHE, Administrations
Wilmington, Sept 10th, 1854 ll-3t-3-3w
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IA
sM AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL, of Bladen
~ County, negro man, who says his name is GRAN
~ WILLIE, and that he belongs to VIM. d. White, of
~ Chowan county, and is hired to Mrs Churchey Per-
kns Pitt county Said boy IL years DID, it. or 10
inches high dark Completed and says that he work
Brunswick county Shalloe, when he left under
by the OF Mcdonnell The of said negro is
hereby notified to come forward prove property pay char
ces and take away he will be dealt with tho law
directs. H. WlLhERSON, Tailor.
Sept p, 1854 3-t
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NTULLETS.--iOO bbls. Mulets, for sale by
INl Sept. 81. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
TLUE.--2O bbls-a superior artcle-tor by
VI Sept II. FREEMAN q HOUSTON
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DIED.

AT Shocco Springs on the 18th inst, EDW ARD W. san
DERS, Esq. of Onslow county, aged II years
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IFfHE SUBSCRIBER, having qualified at the September
Term, inst, of the Court Please and Quarter Ses-
sionS for the County of New Hanover administrator
Mrs Sarah Geer deceased hereby gives notice to all per-
indebted to said deceased to make immediate
and to all persons having claims against said deceased,
present them legally authenticated within the time prescb
ed by law otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar
their recovery. MILES COSTIN, Administrator.
Wilmington, Sept. 10th, 1854 Il-3t-3-3w
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NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANDATORY

Corner q Princess and Fourth Streets, Wilmington, ". C..
BUILDERS, either in country, can be furnished
ID with SASH BLINDS and DOORS of all descriptions,
at prices to suit the times and the shortest notice All
orders will be attended to Immediately
Also, all kinds of GLAZING done on reasonable terms
April 9Th, 1854 l79-tf-3I-tf
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So II T. = T. -ea
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ. d.,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT VAL
LIABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative of Consumption,