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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
Barnum and the Crystal Palace.
Correspondence of the Portlan (Me.) ADV

Correspondence of the Portlan (NIe.) Adv.l
New YORK, July 1854.
Who made money in the Crystal Palace stock,
when, Immediately upon Barnum's final aecep-
lance of the Presidency, it rose from twenty to
fifty Barnum of course After election he
announced that he would take the Presidency if
he found the financial affairs of the association in
manageable condition. \ statement afterwards
appeared in the city papers, by authority, stating
that lhe finances Of this company were in such
deplorable fix that Banum would have nothing
to do with the matter. Stock fell to twenty per
cent. And now, through different hands and
third parties, nearly all the stock in the market
came into Barnum's possession. This transfer
having been accom- lished, the President publish
ed a letter stating that he was willing to hase
the Palace at $4,000 per aunum, and could make
100000 at that Stock rises TO fifty, Bamum
sells out curtain falls The ghost of the woolly
hotse laughs with . sympathetic joy. Stock
shortly falls to seventeen, and some sanguine
spectators find themselves sold.
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Higher yot-slos pen Hundled sor Tobacco

Higher yot-ff1o5 PEI Hundred aor Tobacco
We huYe reported, for the special benefit Of
Petersburg md Richmond the sale of hogshcad
of tobacco il this city ON lat Monday, at 500
per hundred,qn hogsheads of the same crop at
an average Of SIG H. These are prices which we
believe have been paid no where else in the Sutc
but Lynchburg has gone beyond them. crop
of three hogsheads, ruised by Mr.. Abncr Early
Of Campbell, was sold by Mr. John II. 1'yrce 10
Mcssrs. llal-ey x Booker, in this city last Thurs
day at IN average Of so -, tIc best hog,hcad
bringing one hundred and ire doilars per hun
bred We understand that this ohacco was pur-
chased by Messrs. II. x b. for there "I.ecomte''
brand, and Is destined for the New Orleans Mar.
kct This, we believe excepting a sale made
here last summer, Of ! hogshcads If Campbell
tobacco at 5000 is the highest average for the
number of hogsheads hat has been paid in Vir-
gioia for a number of years, and whilst Lynch.
burg may therefore claim 10 ne the very best to
bacSo mtrket in the STATE, Campbell may Justly
be considered the producer of the finest mnnufac-
turing tobacco in the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
The Blue Ridge Tunnel

Col Crozet, in a communication which appears
IN the valley Democrat speaks of the Difficult
ties encountered in the tunnel work After emu
meratlng previous mpediments in the way of
speedy prosecution OF the work, Col c. common
cas- with those met with since November last
lie says: Until Novemberlast we had no cause
10 complain ct our progress, though it was some
what retarded during ls53 by strikes for hirber
wages and the scarcity fhands. In November
new and serious difficulties began; we suddenly
came on the west side, upon body of loose, large
rock a SPECIES of sand stone, in which we have
oeeh entangled e'er since. Before this. the OK
caVatlon had proceeded safely without anv nro-
lection overhead but then fall of the roof. which
INJURED two men, though not fatally, warned rs
Oh using more caution. The hands for some time
refused to work. bat after strong frames Of timber
mad en- raised for their protection, they returned
10 their task. These loose masses Of rock vera
lor some time wrapped in red mud. showing fis-
sure clear to the top, here 500 feet high. Moro
cfrc'ht,y The mud Disappeared but the water came
IRON ABOVE IN heavy shower, which kent the
men constantly We, at Il time when .nnannon;a
rossd IN the nei9hborhood and carried off several
u them' Then again most of them declined
N"'flng III So.appang situation; but upon NV
procuring ol-eioth coverings. they retnrned
once mat period, the largo rocks were succeeded
y singular consiomorate of smn pebbles, no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

VIRGINIA PATENTS -Nirgnians are beginning
to exhibit determination 10 have n share of tL9o
patents issued at Washingt, n. Tine followirp
occur IN the lists for last month: Robert NJ. Wnfe
OF Wadesville, for improved ubricator:Wa Washing.
ton r. Pagett, of Stone Bridge for Improvements
IN harrows Nm. b. johnson Of stanton for i'm.
provement IN SEED Panters " altman Davis. Of
Morganown, dor iAipI oeenent in seed planter.
Isaac H. Shank, Of Buffalo, for improved lath
machine; John Henry, of I.ynchburg, for i'm
proNement IN cast iron c4r wheel; Elisha s.
nG ;i, ,, o. 1haFlssleEn, re isne for improved
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

The Fredericksburg News ssys:-"Wo learn
that our Millers have set til ball in motion. DR..
Morson sold his oropof wheat on last Saturd ~,
before the ar ival of the Baltic to NJ Slaughter
of the Eogle Mills, at = 80 per bushel- cash"
We understand tray- the Petersburg Expressl
about ona thousand bushels al new wheat were
purchased by Messrs. A. Keyan Brother ON
Friday last at prices not exceeding 81 Is per
bushel. New Flour will soon be quite abundant.
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From tho Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, July 7
Tho LaaL Wall alree1 ei,uludln


The Last Wall Street 5windle
\ general burst oil yirtuous indignation has
gone up from the moral atmosphere Of WAN street
at the fraud perpetnted by the New York and
New llaven Rallroad Company in the oycr.issuc
ot stock To the amount ol about two millions #
dollars. Schuyler comes IN Tor generous share
Of abuse His eeneaiogy Is traced, and his pri
vale history dug up. 1t seems to add, in New
York eyes 10 the tnormitv Of his offences, that
his grandfather was revolutionary general, and
that he has Tor some years been privately mar
RED; while his recent transactions and his sun
posed movements are dished mp in the most Ri
quaint styles of the horribly Romantic yellow GOV
cred novels
Now. Ia all this, do not our New York friends
forget that Schuyler was true Representative
Mana faithful type ola class that rules Wall
street and controls the money market of this
country! lie was senior member of one of the
most distinguished financial houses of New York
and president ut various times, of five different
railroad companies. What he has proved TO be
he was made by the circumstances that surround
ed him, the moral tone of the street and the hab-
its of his class. His earthly accountability waS.
10 degree, transferred TO the system in which
he moved. his individuality being lost in the fra
ternty to which he bel n.sed. The chief differ
enee between his crime and the crimes of hun
dreds OF others Is in degree; for the principle is
the same. 1t Is only the magniicenor of his CD
eratlonS' the stnpendousness Of his fraud tbnt
raises him 10 dignity of nfamy above his fell
lows. 1t i'll becomes the New Workers. thor-.
fore, TO visit all their wrath upon the single de-
lmquent who has beeome thus distinguished
The sin Is IN the system; most nfthosc moving in
it becoming deadened to all moral sensibility, and
but passive automata regulated 10y the pervading
elements.
There may be good effect resulting from this
explosion. 1t may preyenta future convulson,
50 much the more terrible as the elements might
continue to iement. The present ruin of many
may ward off the future ruin of tenfold more,and
the destruction Of popular confidence in the finan
c.al corporations of New y lrk may lead TO eau
ton and investigation flat may eiiectually nre
vent many other financial calamities. One bub
bic bursting ought to open the eyes of the world
to the timsiness of bubbles in general, and thus
prudent distrust of all schemes originating in
, Vail street may be disseminated throughout the
community. We have fer years been of opinion
that everything in New York was dangerously
inflated, and we have anticipated an cxnloson
Tor long time. The world should be thankful
that 1t is no worse, and he ON its guard against
encouraging similar mutations, which must lend
to similar explosions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Ia and irilh The ndrlcf md tOHstHf O7 INC OtH-
ats.@.Joln McKeon of New York. to be attorney
of the United States for the southern district OF
New York. in the place of Charles OConor, re-
signed. TO take effect both July, 1854.
Charles l.. Weller, of California. to he deputy
westminster nj san Francisco, State of California,
in place of Thos. J. Henley, resigned, to take
effect LIST August, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
- A PRocLAMATIoN,- =

be ,aterert.ngto after reu,rauop. II
81 ersh RIVER nee for ih,i. procenitnr. "'o !
n INJURIES Of she same; ''"'es
Aud whereas iathel- aud mnthor.. si,,...
TIERS and the .iear lulo ones, hose Ac.,,. una
To each elhef iy tie ienlrrcs lies, a(te, Nh, 'd
one of their nlnhel by death. do r,ndy p,i,. ~
Likeness ii loved md LOST; 'u
And whereas Deatl is ever abroa busy at Ia.
str king down lhnse oI ali ages from the ps,. va
fourscofe to the infant of n d ~, '"h
Therefore, he it remembered I nat q " NV.
IL CO are prepared IL secure MGUtRnEoryeg. :
REosooPIe and CRAYos DAGUERREAN Mini.,y,o. -
fni led, beautiful and wnundc rtuly t,ul f,I Jug
any weaiher, promptly and at uudrr lie t,s'
warranted To please. AT their gallery in mi. 81.
NJ uh-at two doors from B,idgc-st. also S,rs -.
Petersburg aud l46 Main 1t Richmond Va
Witness or hands and seals this 18th d,y nj :
1854, CIV MINIS f. VI j
july ID N. s. TANNER SEAL.
heP ioPy. Dnguerrr.t,til
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RELIGIOUS NOTrcr,

The Right Rev. Thomas Atkinson =
Bishop of the Protestant Episconai - -
in North Carolina, will preach in (, I'm
Church Sunday next, at I04 o'cloct "a
and at 9 O'Clock at night. r. li..i a. j.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

NEW YORK AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
-Messrs. Robert j. Walker and Il. Butler King,
IT Is stated, have started for Texas for securing
the grants of land offered by that State to any
Railroad Company which would contract TO build
the Pacific Railroad through that State. and give
sufficient guarantees for the performance OF the
condltl, rs OF their contract. They are reported
to carry with them United States Stocks to the
yalue OF s30J000, to be deposited as security for
It's performance, and letters Of credit on a New
York Banking house for S35O,U0, to be used in
carrying on the construction ofthe first fifty
miles OF the work ii they succeed in making
the contract they estimate that the value of the
lands To he acquired from Texas will ultimately
he equal TO h cost of constructing the road MI
the way tn the Pacific Bait. I'm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

The Woodrohes give gift entertainment at
the Masonic Hall tonight, ut which some Of the
most beautiful articles oftheir workmanship will
be drawn by the audience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

his throat with razor lie was discovered soon
after committing the deed. His health had been
quite bad for sometime and 1t Is supposed that
his mind had become dseased.-Wyth. Tete
graph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

A Post Office has been established at Allegha-
ny Springs, Montgomery Co, Va. LctterJ de
signed for that popular watering place will be
directed to il, instead of 10 Shawsyille Z. o."
as heretofore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

1t is said that a new musical instrument,
combination on large seule of the harmonium
with the piano, has been introduced to the public
at Hers rooms in Paris. and promises to operate
a complete revolution in the art of piano playing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

suIcmE-We learn that on Sunday last at
Cummings Hotel in Abingdon Mr.. Pepper, of
Roanoke county, committed suicide by cutting
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

During the week which terminated on the sec
oud, there were 80 deaths IN New Orleans, be-
ing large increase, Of which one hundred were
from sum stroke!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15

The one dca nun left own vcsterdny. IL
iden that Emerson ; Amt rican Ha Reslo,p,,y, :,
cure everyihinp but it will pos,ivc, cure Bal,o..
those who wish can prove by obtaining few hs,l..
D LYMAN. iii,e 81 in large Bottles
iu'y 3 lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
To Shippers by the Va. Il Tenn. h
To .lOuSe-BuilderS.

~ BOXES FRENCH GLASS. all sizes.
%eJO received from the French importers.
- the best briud.. For sale luw-"sign o. the 3
lock" SIMPSON 4 Be
Also. ON hand, a VERY large assortment of Bun
MATERIALS of every description now il general a
Those wishing In pur base such articles viii find
their interest to cali S. 4 BE
ink I5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
NOTICE.

EuST received a fresh supply of B 'df I'd Alum
ter, for sale by WILSON & FRANK
nj,
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IlALsFAx ssEisEssNGs.

l. IL la INK Hprrings, daily exi ettrd on coa,iaa
for sale low by LEE & co.
" II 4 Richmond.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-30
Am Ordinance

Further to establish police regulations for
the government of the town of Perrysburg.
BE IL ordained bu the toapn council of the
torOn Of PerrySburg,
Sec. l. That whenever any fine shall be
imposed by the mayor for a violation of any
provision Of the ordinance entitled an ordi-
nance establishing police regulations for the
government of the town of Perrysburg, pas
sed May l8, 1883, the Mayor is authorized
TO commit the person fined to the Jail of the
county Of Wood until the fine and costs of
prosecution shall be paid or there be dis
charge therefrom by due course of law.
Sec. 2. That the 10Th section of the ordi-
nance, to which this is amendatory, be and
is hereby SO amended as to read as follows.
to wit: All swine, the property of persons
residing within the limits of the town of
ming at large within the limits of such cor
poration, under penalty of two dollars for
each swine so found running at large contra
ry TO the provisions of this section. unless
such swine shall have rings Of wire fastened
IN their noses so as to prevent them from
roofing up the ground; and the marshal is
required 20 distrain and impound every swine
so fonnd running at large without such rings
In Its nose as above required; and if such
penalty and costs are not paid within one
day after such swine are impounded and dis
trained, TO sell the same at public auction to
the highest bidder, and to apply the proceeds,
first, TO pay the cost proceedingand penalty
aforesaid, and the balance, if any, shall be de-
posted with the mayor, and be paid to the
owner of such swine on demand. The first
section of this ordinance to take effect from
the time Of its passage; the Cd section to
take effect on and after the lst day of March,
1854. uU.
Sec. 3. That the 10th section Of the ordi-
nance, to which this is amendatory, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
certify the above to have been duly pas
sed at meeting Of the Town Council of the
town of Peerrysbufg, held December 3lst,
1853. JAMES MURRAY, Recorder.
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SHERIFF SALE.

K. W. Titus, Admir- &c,) BY virtue of an order
VS.. of sale to me diroc+ad
Samuel & E. Hastings. from the court Of com com,
mon pleas OF the county of Wood, Ohio, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in Perrvsburg
on the I'd day of February next, between the hours
OF one and four O'Clock p m the following land to
wit The north east quarter and the east half of the
north west quarter of section twenty, in township
NO. ., OF range No. ten east, in Wood county, Ohio,
taken IN execution at the suit of the plaintiff as the
property of the defendant
THOMAS L. WEBB, Sheriff.
Jan. 2. 1854 --43w5S2
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pages have always secured for, it a large
band OF admiring readers. WI Il


BRITISH REvIEws-The intelligent reader
Will be glad to be kept posted up as 20 the
editors of the English Quarterles. 1t is said
that the present editor of the Edinburg Re
view is Professor George Cornwall Lewis,
late M. p, and Financial Secretary of the
Treasury, and author of several works on po-
lticul ecomy. The present editor of the
North British Review is Professor Fraser
The Westminster Review is under the direc-
tion OF several editors, male and female, with
John Chapman, the American bookseller in
London, at its head, both as editor and pub
Usher. Blackwood is conducted by Profes-
sor Aytoun, son-in-law OF Professor Wilson.
Aud the London Quarterly, SO long under the
management of Lockhart, VINO has resigned
his post on account of i'll health, is now un-
der the editorial supervision of the Rev.
Whitwell Erwin, Of Boston, who has been
contributor to the Review for some time
past.
Blackwood, is3 year; SS5 for 9 copies ;
90 for copies $40 for 5 copies.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL,
A DMIN!sTRAToR's sALE.--By virtue of an

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By vrtue Of an
"A order issued from the clerks office of the court
OF common pleas of Wood county Ohio, to me di-
rected shall expose to public sale at the door of
the court house in the town of Perrysburg in said
the hours of l and o'clock D. M, the following de-
ScTDed real estate. lying in the county Of Wood,
belonging TO the estate Of John Knowles deceased,
subject to the widows right of dover, namely The
undivided one.sxth part of the following described
Reserve " "
Terms-One half in hand and the balance in six
months. f. HUNTINGTON Ad,n,r
Jan. 30, 1954.--47w5S225
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[42tf1
,FRAVELEIes, HO!

THE subscriber will run a Carriage from Perrys-
l. burg and Maumee to Toledo daily, in connec-
ton with the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad y
Starting from Perrysburg at o'clock A. NJ, and
arrive at Toledo in time for the 8 o'clock train.
Returning at the arrival of the Express Traip
from Cleveland, at II o'clock.
~ Passengers will be sent from Perrysburg in
any direction and at all hours. -"
Lo.sagg VIM. L. COOK.
Perrysburg, Dec. 8, 1S53.--4OH
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SHERIFF. SALE.

e. Cooper 4 Co. uersuS J. J. Parks.
~ virtue of an execution to me directed from the
~ court OF common pleas of Knox county, Ohio
VIII offer for SALE on the premesis, on the lst day
OF February next the steam saw-mill, situated be-
low the wharf IN the town of Perrysburg, in Wood
county, Ohio, between the hours OF ~ m. and 3 n
m taken in execution the property of the defen-
dant at the suit Of the plaintiff.
THO'S L. WEBB, Sheriff Wood Co.
Jan. 23 1854--46w2SI
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Perrysbmrg Prices Currcnt

Wheat $I.25@14O; Flour $8.OO@s.0O; Rye, so ;
Corn, $1,000 Oats 34037; Flaxseed e7@$1 90 ;
Timothy, $l.5o@2,00; Glover $4.oO1450; Pota-
to 1.50; Beans $l.25@ l.50 Butter l505IG: !: Eggs.
10 TO II; Beeswax, % to 20; Feathers, 81 to "A ;
Fresh Pork, to A.; Mess do, $500 to 1900 {;
Prime, -$125G; Hams 10012; Shoulders to 8 (:
sides to 10; Fish, pickerel ---$7,50; white bass
$5.5O@G.OO; Shingles, white wood IS 90, pine
$2.50W300; Slaves, flour barrel So to rs, tiUht
barrel $5.50@600 Hides, green 81 to 4, dry to 8
Tallow to 10; Lard to 10; Wood $1.25@l 80 /:
Onions 10; Wool 35@140 cts. Hogs to 45c
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SHERIFF SALE.
Matthe,c ,nbnsO,

1atthelo Johnson } BY virtue of an
vs.. iorder for sale, to
John c. Spink q. Benz. Sneden me directed from
the court Of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
Will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perryshurg, on the I'd day of March next between
the hours Of one and four p, H., the following land
to wit: The west part Of the south west quarter of
section 81, township north, of range r. contain
ing ninety acres and eighty hundredths of an acre.
or less to be sold as the property of said Sne-
den at the suit of said plaintiff.
THO'S l.. WEBB, Sheriff.
Jan. 80, I954.--47w5S2
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OFICE is hereby given, that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
ty, at their next session. for the viewing and LAYING
out county ROAD as follows to wit BEGINNING in
the center of the road the west end of the plat
the town of Freeport on the section line between
section fifteen and sixteen, thence south on the sec
tloh nne between said sections, passing the
dwelling house of Melchior Dunckle and Samuel
Wollam, to the Perrysburg s. McCutchensville state
road near the dwelling house of Jacob Kinnaman,
IN Perry township, and there terminate
Dec. 13, 1853.--44V4*
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SHERIFF SALE.
Gilbert Beach

Gilbert Beach BY virtue of a decretal
VS.. ) order to me directed from,
freeman H. Ellsworth. } the court of common pleas
of Wood county. Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
door of the court house in Perrysburg on the I'd
day OF February next between the hours of one and
four p. m, The N W. or. of the n. E. Or of sec. O.
in T. n, of II. 10, containing 40 acres also, the
west half of the south east quarter Of section T. in
the same township and range containing so acres
in ALL one hundred aud twenty acres--to be sold as
the property of defendant ads. said plaintiff
t9 THOMAS L. WEBB, Sheriff.
Jan. 2, IS54.--43w6$2
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NEW AND GEafsAP GOODS.
q 2&JIJ fPOWE

~ IUDO y. tPOW EkS 80 --
HAVE just returned from New York and are now
l. Il opening at the old stand of George PowKRs
on Front street. ~ tA t..I - =
A large and well selected assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part of Wool and Cotton Goods of all
kinds Groceries. Hardware, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes School Books and Stationery, Nails, Glass,
Shovels, Spades, Chains, &C.. Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Ready Made Clothing-n fine, complete variety
of articles usually found in retail store and which
VIII be offered at unusually low prices for Cash or
Prodice All persons desrous of purchasing Goods.
will find it to their advantage to call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. a.sostf.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that for
cash OF merchantable produce, we ,oiH not be an
derSold by any other establishment in the place in
Goods of the same quality. We will at all times
pay the highest market price in Cash for Wheat
Grass Seed, Pork, &C., and will also receive in ex
change for Goods, Produce of almost every kind, and
cash will not be refused, but received with ioyful
hearts and pleasant looks. November l., 1885,
I'40 f@tN GEO. POWERS, sl
l42tfl rat JOHN POWERS. -
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w AGON MAKING.

NHOSE persons wishing to have good stout, du-
i rable Wagons made. would do well to call on
). w. LANG, on Louisiana Avenue nearly oppo-
site ID. Rosss tavern He is ready to make to order
all kinds of vehicles, and to finish them in superior
style. p" u taA--.itl. .t7
LUMBER WAGONS,
for Farmers and Teamsters, will be kept on hand or
made to order. CARTS and DRAYs, as stout as they
can be made, on short notice. TIMBER WHEEIs
and TRUCKS, that it would be hard to break Sleiphs
and Cutters that will run fast as you wish to ride
with good horse before them
% iaBLACKSMlTHING, -8s- ~
in all its branches will be carried OH in connection
ef gsrr with the establishment d..tzz ~"
NU-Ca on the subscriber and satisfy yourselves
that this is the place to get your work done well and
cheap. -7..s J.W. LANG
January 20, 1S54.--46m3 ~