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WATER COLORs.

NeWman's, Ackeman's,
Reeves & Sons, OsbOrne's.
TUST received large stock of above CoLoRs,n cakes
eD and in mahogany and rosewood boxes. with lock
and key Also, German Coors, in cakes and boxes, 3
fine assortment.
Oil colors, in tubs English and Americans;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of 0xl0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from sc to 66 inches wide;
Strechers for canvases, of all sizes
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
l60 ss paint and varnish brushes all sizes;
so packages gold and silver leaf;
100 bundles of duck metal---white and yellow;
Tin foil. in sheets and books:
Tinsel of all the usual colors.
II French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
....WINDOW GLASS, dc.....
5000 bxs American Windou Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French, from 9xl0 to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from sxl0 to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Gazier Diamonds
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700 fb kegs;
5000 canisers and kegs colored paints, in OF to
100 ft packages;
$500 fbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbs Whiting and Paris White, ofmy own man
ufacture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept
in general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will found at
R. CLANNON's,
nov g 1853 46 Canal street, New Orleans
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rTSEAS--Just received and for sale, gunpowder, I'M
Il perial, young hyson and pouchone:
s6 OGLESBY g. GRISWOLD.
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A GOOD supply Of Bagging and Rope. always ou
n hand, and for sale, at the lowest rate, BY
STACEY & WELLS.
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DAVID TAYLOR & Co.,
Boots, Shoes and Hats.

No. IL Magazine street, opposite the Arcade,
rsa, DAVID TAYLOR & Co., inform their
EM4 friends, country merchants, and other q
~ customers, that they are now occupying -
their and spacious store, No. Al Magazine street,
opposite Banks Arcade and have on hand large and
well selected stock of Boots Shoes Brogans and Hats,
of every description, to which they constantly
receiving additions, by the latest arrivals, from the
eastern cities. We offer to buyers advantages over
the eastern markets, taking into consideration the
time consumed in shipments with the expenses
attendant upon such purchases. Purchasers are in
ved to call and examine the large stock of the above
named goods, which will be sold on the most liberal
terms n OIeans, Feb. s, lS54-1v
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CHINN & BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

CHlNN & BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 81 Sr. CHARLES srEEEr-(Corner above the ST.
Charles Hotel)-New Orleans.
offer for sale to PLANTERS PHYSICIANS and Mer-
~ chants an extensive stock of
Pure Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
of the past years Importation Physicians and Plan
tiers will find in their establishment every article of
Medicine; also every description of Instruments that
they may require.
Merchants will find Fancy Soaps, Colognes, Med-
cine Chests, and Patent Medicines at MANUFACTURERS
prices and terms
Persons visiting the city will, application, be fur
nished with book containing list of every article in
their lne the number and variety of articles too
great for newspaper publication.
Their terms and prices will be reasonable as any
house in the southern country, and their goods will be
packed and marked so to suit the requirements of
planters.
U= A constant supply of FRENCH BRANDlES and
WINES for medicinal purposes always on hand.
New Orleans Januarv 25 1854. 1y
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OCULEST!
MATSON DE SANTI

Corner of Canal and Claiborne streets, N. Orleans
nl THIS Institution under the direction
fH##@n of the SISTERS OF CHARITY, has been
.la=a=A put in complete order, and is ready for the
reception of patients. The spacious, we'll
ventilated and have every convenience for the sick
Persons visiting this Institution for medical
Will receive, under the Of the Sisters of Chally,
ali the attentions and comforts of home.
Dr. WARREN STONE still continues his connexion
with the Institution, and patients will always have
his advice and attention as heretofore.
Visiting Physician and Surgeon, Dr.. J. P. Wed
EEsrRANDT. -m. .s-
Resident Physician and Surgeon, Dr. ?. c. BOYER.
The terms of admission are from one to five dollars
per day. Patients depositng in advance for the time
they remain in the Institution Capital Surgical Oper
atoms charged for extra. --.
For further information, apply to the SISTER SU
pgRIoR OF THE INSTITUTION, or to the Resident Ply
sician. jan 25, 1854
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Books Lost.

Books Lost.
II ENT,s Commentaries; I'd, Sd and 4th Annual
II Reports; Bullard and Curry's Digest; Code Of
Practice; and two volumes Blackstone-(T Trabue OF
Walkers name on back.) Any one having these
books in their possession will please deliver them to
r. Buckner, esq, or myself.
ian25-tf WM. q. TRABUE.
a. BARRELS and 20 sacks Of Irish Potatoes, just
70 received and for sale BY taa6l Y. E.CARTER.
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New Orleans & Texas o. S. Mail Line.

c., LIZ ST. CHARLES STREET, near the
lFFfsiA lFFf1ssiSA ner OF Poydras, would respect fully in
t'lIIIy form ladies and gentlemen visiting. New
Orleans that he performs all operations the teeth,
in most skillful and satisfactory
The superiority Of J. WIS Artificial Teeth above all
Others have been long well known and appreciated by
hundreds who enjoying the benefits Of them. Per-
sous desirous of avang themselves of such, would do
we'll to call and examine his specimens.
Dental depot for the sale of Teeth, Foil Instruments
etc. Office and residence ll2 ST. Charles street,
tho corner of Poydras feb l, l854-1v
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DRESS GOODS,

D1kESS UVVDSs rfG
ca, WE would call the especial attention of the M
C. LADIES to our stock Of Dress Goods 1t is [ Id
very large and Of the latest and most elegant styles,
consisting of every variety Of Ginghams, Muslin de
Lanes, Cashmeres Merinoes, satins, Silks, etc. We
have silks at from $12 to S75 aR pattern.
n90 TRABUE & KLINE.
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It is estimated that one hundred pounds
white zinc paint will cover, when applied in
three coats, on new work, as much surface as
1861 lbs. pure white lead. The white zines, even
when exposed to coal, gas, bilge water, and sui
phurous vapors, retain their original brillancy
and whiteness. Apartments just painted with
zinc paint may be sleptin with impunity whereas
according to the best authority, rooms should
not be used for sleeping apartments for two or
three months after beng painted with lead. So
the makers Of zinc paint say
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Drugs. Medicines, &c.

rTNHE subscriber has a complete assortment of
i fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Preparations,
Paints, Oils, Glassware, Perfunery, ETC., and would
respectfully call the attention of country merchants
druggists, physicians and planters to the same-whic
will be sold on the most reasonable terms-among
oh tho 81
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The Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier, speculates as follows:
'sThe south has been startled by Mr.. Doug
las recent defence of the Nebraska bill at Chi
cago. He endeavored to reconcile the people
of Illinois by assuring them that it repealed
the constructive recognition of slavery south
Of the line Of SO deg. 80 min In other words,
Mr. Douglas advocated the Nebraska bill on
purely abolition grounds. He was opposed to
the recognition Of slavery any where. His au-
dience jeered the declaration because they did
not believe in his sincerity, but he, of course
cannot avail himself Of that plea. Gen. Cass
has been far more conservative and consistent
He has merely urged that the effect of the bill
is to authorize the people Of the territories or
ganized by the bill to admit or exclude slavery.
Yet he has been unceremoniously expelled the
party by the Richmond Enquirer, and turned
over to the abolitionists. Ipredct th.t further
south, Mr.. Douglas will be regarded as the
less reliable man Of the two, with stronger
proclivities towards abolitionism. Senator
Brown Of Mississippi, who doubingly and re-
luctantly supported the bill, thinks the south
will ultimately suffer By it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
commissioners Sale
OFTABLETT0 i'm pROpFRT

OFKABLEIO IKNP PROPERTY
PY viItueaof decree Ct the CiHnir Couft al
- Jefferson. rsndefed on the 26.h day Of May
last, 1854 IN case OF franklin Osborne, trustee is
Solomon Hetflsbowef and others, the undersigned
as Commissioned therein appointed, will proceed
70 sell at public aucTion, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, The leih day. OF mex, month eau.
gust lS5f) on The premises, The large -
and valuable BRICK DWELLING M,
HOUSE PROPERTY, Al Kablelown essI
withthe os OF gruuad thereto auached, Ek.1B
being the same rrcsa,Ey erected By said Solomon
II ffisbower, and now occupied 81 A. Wiison :.
Possession 10 be given on the 23lh day of SAT-,
month, (Angust, 1851 when the period 81 liz
present renting viii expire
As persons wishing 10 purchase will examine he
property, further description Is deemed unIeces.
sary.
Tlvms of Sais One fourth of The pnrchase
money In hand ard the residue in three equal
payLen,s, Al SIX, Twelve and eighteen months with
interest on The deferred payments from the day Of
salet The deferred payments 10 be secured BIZ the
bonds Of the purchassr/ and deed Of trust on The
premises, providing for the enforcement o the paw
ment Of all the deferred purchase money, if each
instalment he not penciually paid
Sale 10 lake place about l2 o'clock, NJ.
FRANKLIN OSBORNE, 4
July 20, 1851. Speciah Commissioner
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For Rent.

I A. LEXANDER FORsE1T having resigned
II the execuiorship Of George bittle, decd, and
lIhaving qualified as administrator with the will
annexed do otfef for rent from the first dav Of
April next that large two, story STONE BUILD
ING, good stable. aud other necessary out-build-
ihgs, with Acres Of Land. This property has
been occupied for many years as hoie being in
good location 10 Scuth Bolivar, Jefferson coun-
~, Virginia.
DWELLING HOUSES suitable for small lam
lilies, adjoining said property Letters Addressed
10 me at Char.es,own, Va. vgill receive prcmp. al
ien,ion. JOHN AVIS. IT., Adm'r
March f6 1854 with the Will annexed.
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ri Pritala sac.

. ECEST events hare caused Tie Senior part.
III ner 10 ibis 6Im d desire 10 re,ire from public
business The PROPERTY, ihereicre. Of the I'm.
dsEsiEped eeunseted hlsS thtir rofision hrs.
iaess on the Q. 8 o CahAi Is olieftd f6r sale ara
their WARE HOUSES lot seAi for he unexpifed
term DE- their lease. eoppostanily is thus OPP h
ior any ore who wishes with small capital 10 car
r. ona large basiaessto avail themselves Of their
oder This ffms in addition 10 their large cafry-
ing business for other parties have an Agency 10
purchase Wheat for he Pioneer Mills in Ale1sn.
dria, which doubtless they transfer 10 their sue
cessors. Any one wis wants 10 embark in lslge
business already established will do well 70 cali on
the Senior partner I'M ChaIlestown, where all ID.
Iorm2tion 10 regard 81 terms viii be furnished -
The public are ihloraed Thai the above notice win
not interfere In the least with the energetic atien.
ton Of the Undersigned 10 their business When
sale Is made public: notice viii le made in suy b
a way as not to inerftre with the business
r. 8 BLACKBURN s CO
Anpnst 2 f25t-3i
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h'sag sssklssi.ed b q .SBsr.fs Kt<sass..'
M sxlsassse psses:es i l.Aesip hia 81 psst
~ har3 YEATS Nas maoe fas aeoaainifr ws.A
~ sesss q dtSeasff md herS kFea6nts 1fFFs Il :
4 'ss ss'sss s. s. Ssass = rs
st enaeseS sSa Ill tAsss 81 ss.nss n, go !, re
gasls ss sssnis}rf TAI ssssiseia IL fpsis u IS
A. stsead e y esssslsr ~ t,.<s
Asssis thex sEe tsast = shoasS4as taa esltf<. ~
ssfesaof y sfe sasny aesstpes called mica. nod
ROSE, III. b.
-. 4 = xssssss 2Assssss cd Tsrigsfa.ser
Coras
Z sserasfsspn *fAees wsstApat ~ ~crs, N, Ii
80 ss 1se ssss aesss n:sease III NsryssA assS
49,. 4sa.eacet aesff Hesa, ntsfiessness.s Er.sa
Es. Nessalgix tslsiss rAe ssf,f} srs rsssr3 $3.50
= 'hs Nhsis sysss Il s si,hoss sslasssesa IS "a
snees. pslee 81 Sepss bottle - =.
y. 4 s RoE,s Cssek SsrD = 49,;
tc1nS..
Th.s SIRE. has;re ssoot he is, 81 r-,-e -.
ssssee - ssfnecY ot irritxkiet or nc fsnf.cn
us LeAEs Tatnst Or hrnsekia & s,.r
eli tohes remedy eniseassy ssrersf IS III 49,,
kEe % used TT the relief ard radSsI esss
e ecasss eolds As.hna, csssunpsiou ssd "a i.ans
Dsesses Prre g cts and 81
d. Roseas whoernv fourA Svfan rsve- =.
SsdIs.s siisf, ape tisqusnsy suies il cas sssa
Dr4J. Roes.scsoup sysup utves Al. I s.,,..
dTsa. Price 2sc;
~, y s. Ross E~sr6tt II BE.
Thisls one &c RE sess ever ass III. n.
eases q The Eidness blsdass ana II Ces,s Ass
Dbl s Roses Gsiisn R.ag.l
J Fer falling Of 10 wsnh. Female weakaess, si.x,
~ ana feiaxxsie1
nj. slssass s.sssotoss ,ssAs y kssdstss, ifs.
atlses: yields spnPssely 70 ksSse q ihsss tpais.
strengthening 9cldsn PIN They have pscuilss
lhsss distressing cna2a afs - Vlssn 49,
jeet 70 they brcs he wfole So en- kisr sfsnSsS
aud viractT 70 The flame a large. Pfies Sss.
p. ~. s RaSr's Anfs- Bilioss 81 R1sl Rad
These Pulls ere rot warranted u cure eyer rusl.at
edy FOR Bilious STATE Of The system ana cesamen ~.
vess, Without grlPng. they ARE cd active IurEstivs
cleanssHs and ItIiyiag the Liver Stomach md how.
81 sne s.slss ,os sJsssn Gee tIe'a ees.isanrss
uaned Ststes particularly, bsing oflen Erthcaf4tr
Nof serere bilious attacks, ard when used With 81
Roses Tonic Mixture. viii cure The most ftuhh1sa
cases Of Bilious Fever or Fever aud ASrs.
DR. 4 S. Roses Paia CRret.
Do yca SuaerlwiIh any plin Ii You ID: rou Nh
and immediate relief by using Dr. Roses fsls Cure:
Its the only preparation which cures almt TlstsS,~
" Cholera -Morbas, Cho.ic Spfaans Rt,1yes Snrn
Throat, Rheumatism fiam Coils. Pains lsihs side.
Back or Limbs Face, StcmNchg OF Bcweis side er
Backs Stiff Neck, Bruises, Cons and chshiains -
Wherever you have rati use he Pam cursf eafe,a
all ages Price i2l ana Doc
All whose Constitutions are imrarrdh ~ fSScnss az
weak by nature should read DIT g. Raseas Mcsllcai
Adviser (Which contains description Of ire Dleesses
Of our climate and Fhe mode OF ireaimcn.A I'll ean
Be had without charge OF
L. NJ. SMITH Chatlesfown VI.
I. % HAMMOND, Earpers.Eeffy Vac
L. Pl. HARTMAN. Winchester va
X. g HARPER, Shfpherdstop5b.
w HAZELTINE, N5rtinx bun 4 va
G w. WEAVER. Msjia Psst{ Va -
CHRISTIAN B0WsER. Befryailie, vs.,
And Of Dealers generally throughout the Slate
August IS iS53--Iy.
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Cedar Lawn for Sale.

'lJXTILL be sold al private sale, the Farm known
i w by ihe name of Cedar Lawn, formerly the.es-
idence OF John T. A. Washington, decd, lying in
jefferson county, Va. about three miles 5. W. OF
ICharlesfown, on the road leading from Berryyile
/ TO Leetovn aud about ope mile South ot-lhe Har-
pers-F Ferry and Smithhed turnpike, adjoining he
farms Of John r. Fiagg, George Isler, Mrs H T..
Alexander. Tho3 Washington Or. Scolsy ard
others, containing about 2fS ACRES, about IS 81
which are ii fine timber. The improvements con-
sisf OF handsome three story Back DWELLING, tor
IL fee, square, with Two story Wing 40 feet BY 70
feet attached; Barr, Corn house, NJ III house, ard
Negro Cabins. Also, a large orchard olchoice Az
pies, and a yonng Peach Orchard recently planted.
The Lawn aud premises generally are highly i'm
proved By Shfubbery and large variety 81 hand
some Ornamental ard Fruit Trees. There Is a
Cisern convenient and never failing We OF pure
Limestone Water about iG0 yards distaht The
farm 10 shape IL nearly square The8land Is IN 4
fine state Of cultivation. and the soilof superior
quality Il has every convenience 10 market. be-
ing in the immediate vicinity Of The sWinchesieT
Fand HarpeIs Ferry Railroad, and within orr
miles he baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. The
place Il we'll known. and altogether i one OF The
most desirabsetraGto or ts SIC in the valley
Persons who. comteapIats Purchasing can Be y.
formed Is 10 she terms Of 81 e b. consulting me u
person. hy letter addressed 70 me Al ChaTlestown
Jeifersoa ecunly, Va.
49, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
For hsnssafand Ii behalf 81 tie other eevisees
Deer Is lt53--ff
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Springield NIiII for Sale.

r WILL sell o. rent The aboyellILL for term
4 OF years. The Mil is 81 Mil Creek, ID
Berkeley county, one mile west Of Bunker HE !.
has-lWo run rf ~ n - - 49, :
eS4sssspi B.shsisher sIEz.--..syss~
and is one Of the besi ueighborhobds tor wheat in
the couniys| There are 4 comfortable two-sioFy
DWELLING AND OUT BUILDINGS,
aiiac he'd lqahe properly. deemH unnecessary TO
give any further description Of Ehe premises as
any one wishingsto buy or rent will irsi vie v
them. Possession; given at any time. will cell
OF rent on accommodating terms
~ LEVI HENSHAW.
June 8, 1851
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Virginia, to wit !

~ IN . hrld i. lhs Clerks Oaiee o. the Cireri
CI,aft ~ Jefsfsoa Coapty, On The ssh day u Al
Ktfsf tk5ft
Niseis1sqer. Ssdasg N.ssiransr, aid John ~ Niss-
usp a. and H',ESaiea his p3s. PIantas
AftAfNST
tNipiaa csHdeaiag. ". giaiaisiraior trih ne TpiiI
aaeexed o. Caristaa Nfstogantr dsc'g LPtgiqm
NsssDIsneg. cafauise .StstsraaHer Jseab Nfsf,ran.
ssr ssd EfTa ~ tgAe. Hsaes Hosaes Ss4.s--- ~
sr5fs SosspA n. H3ifsrs end Acglfa - se1ff Jgsa
~ laSa Stasa Go1ds aad ~ abetl & Ten his t. n
,ffred HvlAes, E5igHra Holmes. yci,, " Vo5ys,
Nfsffy 81 ytgsEs6a Cogar, .csas4sitf az Jlco5
ffe mes tsssatie. yesa Alssirsisllf aid Hay hss
ftr1s. aad jacob Atrtd4r. DsisndAals
INtgANCERY
VIE object ~ thiw san il % 1rfan dacrre for
% ssi oftHe laads in 4he Bill H.niianed
AID 5tans -, vi Is pfpeeel taete /. aADag
tie ptfies Interested and i0f sell "a ~ Ii ihp
see5ust- y jaeph ID Holmes fur be rsn ant
pront, & " Tau AM adistfinnli5f II h+ same.
4 spesaiig u III svi aftd ~ fhis snif. thai
The dssehd 'sls Ja0o NE>swapiisf and 4 z,l-sh
Is sH-, 1isnfy fiai,ats aHd ------ hts wife. John
III ,hnss SIN = ssdc ard L u slrlb Ellen his
Mrf- A led Il ,liars and E8~afa Hs5fTliss afe5p9t
fksii.ais0t this Stats ihrY are hereby leolrtd ii
kppraf here within s,nr mphih ter dns pA cation
" th% "idef and IL wlat Is ne rSs4r{ 10 n. ,sfsct
thetri tetr-is n his niler | Is farther ,,fd-rrsi
that a. esps hrte,E,e publ ned o,ee urssk Iar
Tfelf Successive ks IL the = Vtz,nia Frsr
Press" aud p,.>i d at b. ircnI door u lhr Cou,t
II 'asr ~ Tbs Coua4f on the a day oi lhe next
C91ng Gut A C1pg- Trsle
Il. 4 BROWN c c.
d.
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To Country Merchants
AND DEALERS GENERALLy:


ID TAYENNER e co, No $40 Baltimore
~. Street between Howard and Liberty, BalEi-
more Manufac,nrers Of Saddlery and IfREks.
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT we keep
on hand aud make 10 oraer, Summerset, Shaiter
English pad fun quilted, Spanish and Common
Saddles Ladies Saddles Rain and fancy.
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Buggy Harness,
gotten mp OF the very best materials, and in style
mol surpassed in this any other city--Slage, On
nibus Wagon. Cart and Draw Harness.
OUR Birdie DEPAR TMENT furnishes ev-
cry variety Of fair and black Leather and Weab
Brides and MaItingales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain csn-
ire spring and iron frame warranted Sole Lealher)
brass and iron bound Trunks. of every variety
Ladies' dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, sole and pat
ent leather and common VaIises, Carpet Bags, &c.
We also keep on hand Riding, Driving, Wagon
and Dray Whips, Saddle Pockets, Fly Nets, Linen
Horse Covers. &c.
Having every facility and being well posted In
the market We buy orr materials at the lowest
rates almost exclusively for cash. Our work is AL
made By experienced and superior wOfkmen. We
therefore say 10 Country Merchants, and all Others
wanting Goods 10 our line, thar they will do well
10 cali at No go Baltimore street, between SOW
ard and Libertv. r. TAFENNER q CO
June 81 i854-1y.
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4f.sLUME TEN ii si.s scIEN FlFIc haiEk-
Ia N-scps1 slei.rrs % he l5.h q ) , s8,.as4.
j T. chi IL arF ef % re achievement fh< tls
lefe-st - Ntehahic- levshiurss MsnnIacsprerk
e1f fasmrfr and = ellsse1 br mea Ifsetrai.F
kkil,ri ID he arts aud sclr Ptehsh nD o,l,er
l,drihl IL lie s91e cEafsetrF .fvyh cir
kutbstd u - ffnrfsig e-iermrd iaf 10 prafsi al
ebtlfy Mary al Lr vslpaftr Parrni@ whirs
fs.ae weekiY fss1 DE Patent Ofi~esFe iIle isaieo
Nib EaRfssiAg< and ~ elsissr 4 al he R4tSnts
asf ppEtshed regularly - - esluushs q. N are
issued. shu- msktng MA psrf-rf s-.itnfias ard
MertauicaI Eueyeiopedta d information up5n me
sshlreis n Atehanieal AmpFUvs nlenf> CHI uistfr
k4e.ps~fing nnd 4h4zS<ie rrr e-nrrany Il l.
puoiFbed uetkIs in quaFlo h,sm sajsahIs for bind
lns I'D eseh vrlam- csnfafns E.zez Hard<e6 and
aikteeu Pa ~ o. Reading N1siff. several Ha,-
q r kaeragiBx- ~ith f,,i ard c.EnIri<fe lesss1
bsEeiteufa,iQa IN II taif Via ne II esded % eco
cofse< per uhtk andth2 praeticsl seceipls ID one
dane are Y ,rsh q Az family mseh more thsa
th% suh+criptsan psice
Fst fFFlo3iaR C4sh Pfiz : are II I'd ~ me
r. 1lsh.rs for ihk fourteen lasgea H. of sub-ci-
e-ft sent 10 ~ he - of J9aasrv 1871: 500
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Notice,


ETAvIsgG retired from The mercantile busiuess,
u 4 Ibsveanthorized ard appoinisd John Walsh
0 settle Al accounts connected with my late hust-
ness and collect and receipt Tor all moneys due rae
on book Account, notes, rents, Or ip any manner
whatever.
Trust Ill persons who are indebted d ne vii
call upo3 hisn ID sei,le their accounts al the car
liesi possibs DAY a. have engaged n oIher bHsi-
ness whf4h keqniFes ali the means can command
feel + aroper 10 taking tli< farewell Of my old
friends sid 5cusfomefs 10 return them my gratsfnl
Acknowledgements fsr sheir generous patronage
and 81 SfE and solicit alike lh.rRl slppoFt for
nv snecsss.5rs 1t fhe old stand Wa.n & Bro,
Who viii csnsinae The hnsiness in al is dspari-
raenis uEithl flesh eneFeies and aEsneraus smhi-
lion 10 ssse The old ifisp ls and ensiasss Of he
honse. MICHAEL DORIAN
HarpSr Ferry 1pri16 1854.
p StAsihere aEeH1dy peTscns indebted q nc
I. Who haze no,'yef eEfied ur0n my agent above
named 10 set,se n pay lhsiF accounts ann - !
want mengy basly, bersby netifv Sd Fueh pr
sons II lksy:6o mi paw Or make some arrangement
for dine before he Isl Of sptsnber rex
shailtr lher sceoe0ls for eolisctir Ni.hc1,
regard 10 ptrsafs Jnstics 70 myself 4rd z rfogsr
ressrd8oF p cwn enga rsacsr. e. :r1rss
/ unavoidable MICHAEL DURAN
1 JolE 8 1854