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Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
Railroad Speaking!

GEN. WIN. + HASKELL and Col JOHN
VI DOCkERY, will address their lellow-citi-
zens on the subject of the Mississippi, Ouachita
and Red River Railroad, at the following times
and places:
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
''Oh there is rest for the weary
Rest at home.r
L. O. @. r..

nZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington, Ar
~ kansas, meets on Tuesday night of each week.
ID. NJ. FOSTER, Scc'g.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
New Goods! New GOOds!!


N &V- BLOCK, have just received Ill n
~ rect from New Orleans. per steamersA
New World and b. l.. Clark the following arti-
cles, to wit:
Lry Goods,
Gingham. Nuslns, Jsconet, Swiss MulI. and cross
bard, Prints. Solid and other colors. Do
ne>tics. * 40 Bro. Sheet
Ings, Sea Island Cot
ton Lowells, Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
bne landkerchieis, Whalebone, &c,&c
Groceries.
Whiskey, Monongahela.
Rose and Fletchers Extra. Du-
puy a Grand Brandy, Sugar Coffee.
Moiasses IN barrels and half bariels Salt,
Mackerel, Tobacco, Candles. Soap. Rice
Starch, Pickles. Sardines Lobsters, Salmon. CLAIMS
Candy, Crackers, Cheese Loaf Sugar. &c. &c &c
Hardware,
Iron, Nails, WeeLrg and Grub Hoes. Trace. OK.
Fifth and Breast Chains; Grass Scythes. Wagon
Boxes, Bar Lead. Powder, Shot Double and single
Barrel Shot Guns, Grass and Cotton Rope, Wool
and Cotton Cards. Broad and other Axes. sc. &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Cali Sewed. Kip and mud Boots Brogans Ladies
Walking Caters and Buskin Shoes, also children
AMI youths Shoes
Saddlery,
Hope and Attakapas Saddles: side Saddles. Saddle
Wallets. Carpet Bags. Brides Martingales Surcin-
giles, Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Brides &c.
&c. &c.
ALSO, general assortment OF Hats and Caps
black satin Vests, Ac., &c. All Of which in addi-
ton To their previous stock Of Goods: making as
complete an assortment usually be found IN
this market and to which they respectfully solicit
the attention OF their friends and purchasers gen.
orally, being ever reaGy TO serve them with des
patch.
W1shiHrtoH Frb. n. 1854 7-f
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19

rsnau ue Shepherd Of the Talleq," Catholic news
sora ra, winch has been published at ST. Louis for
,pnra years, has been discontinued for want of
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
n ID EG E.

A LII persons are hereby notified, that letters of
n Administration We're grated 10 the under-
SIGNED By the Clerk of the Hampstead Probate
Court on the Estate OF RICHARD III. FINN, decd
the said letters being dated May 23d. A. ID. 1884,
Persons having claims or demands against said
deceased, are required 10 exhibit their claims to
the undersigned duly authenticated within one
year after the date oi said letters they may be
preclnsled from any benefit in said Estate; and If
said claims are not presented within two years
from the date Of said letters they will be forever
barred. JAMES MCDANIEL as Admir-
of Rirtard H. Finn, deed.
Washington. May 81, 1854 %
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19

A woman was arrested in New York few
weeks since, charged with having six husbands
two of them blacks
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
Money Lest.

nN Friday the llth inst on the Prairie d. Ann
" Road. the undersigned lost Iico hundred and
SLrty.fre dollars, in gold, any information about
the same will be thankfully received and literally
rewarded. JOSEPH X. WHITE.
Jaiy l7fh 1854. l9-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19

"IHE CREATURES THEIR Dirty WORK
AGA1N!'-A few days ago the Selectmen of the
good old town of Marblehead, il. Massachusetts,
received from Boston circular. signed by Theo-
dore Parker. Wendell Phillips and other of their
kidney, calling to their notice resolution passed
at a meeting of the Boston Abolitionists, in these
words,
ResoLced, That The Executive Committee re-
quest the cities and towns of the Commonwealth
to omit the usual celebration of the Fourth of July
next, and to mark by tolling of the bells and
other appropriate means, the fresh insult offered
to the Commonwealth by kidnapping Anthony
Burns in the city of Hancock and Adams
Upon the receipt of this impertinent and dis
loyal suggestion, the Selectmen of tough and stur-
dy old Marblehead made the following endorse
ment on the circular, and returned it to the SEN
derS:
The Selectmen. after glance at the infamous
suggestions contained in the within circular. have
deemed it unworthy of notice, and return it to the
source from whence It came.
WILLIAM KNIGHT, JOHN ADAMS
GEORGE KNIGHT, SIMON STONE,
BENJAMIN BEowY.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19

The population Of New York city and suburbs
within radius Of twelve miles; in 1870 was $780,
O9l in 1850, 7S9.07l; in 1854, ,020.gs9.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-By recent ex-
hibit it appears that this road is go miles long,
and is nearly completed. The iron is receiv-
ed and paid for, well spikes chairs, right of
way, &C., and the company itself is possessed of
all the funds for its entire completion The assets
of the company are now
Road, go miles long, cost, ..... SIT 900, 900
Land, 100000 acres, value, ..... 100000
Capital, tS300,0G0 paid in) ......... 100000
Assets, Observation-Disclosures. S55.O0O. 900
Liabilities, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
The whole OF these Sl7,000,000 have been is
sued from time to time within eighteen months
The company never soid a bond in the open market,
and never sold bond under par, except the issue
of February, 1854, and have no other description
of paper afoat.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
Come and See!

mitchell & FOSTER, are daily receiving
1t1 handsome, and rich selection Of fancy ar
ticles, which are both useful and ornamental
among which are Bohemian Vases, China Vases
Sewing birds. Ladies work-baskets, &C.. &c.
Washington, ,4rrT 70, 1854 II
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
n Noticc.
M edicai Notice.

nR. JNO. CALHOUN, tenders his profession
~ al services to the citizens of Washington and
Hampstead county generally. He may at all
times BE- fonnl- when not professionally engaged,
at DR.. Jett's Drugstore
Washington -7prii "a, 1854. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-19
Look Here Every Body!

TNHE subscriber has large lot Of superior
Il chewing TOBACCO which he offers for
sale at unprecedented low prices. Come and see
for yourselves. at Wbeat's Ware-hons Fulton,
Ark.-if you want bargain in Tobacco, either
for your own chewing or ior yonr negroes, am
determined to sell, ~ call on :. G. Wheat. who j.
my agent THOMAS H. CONWAY
Washington, Nay IS, 1854 90
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

The Cost of Bad Habit.-What common
thing il is los people to have some bad hab.
il or other, which is worse than Useless,
but which they find j; very Difficult, to
break hemseIves os.
4 story is told ofa nan in one e tbs
New England states, who had such hab-
ii, and who one day rendered himsei' very
ridiculous by it. The habi, lhis geniie-
man had, was one of frequently handling
his spectaces. He was member o. the
Legislature Of his stale, and when ne rose
to speak, he would first place his specta-
cles on his nose, suffer lhem TO remain
there minute or two, throw them upwcst
on his forehead; and finally fold them up
and lay them before him or The desk.
One day avery important question came
up in the legislature, aud the fdgeIy ger
ileman commenced q spaech in opposition
to the proposed measure. n friend to the
project, who wos somewhat OF wag, &C.
termined TO spoil the effect Of what tho
honorable gentleman had 10 say. So be-
fore the speaker entered the house, AFTER Il
recess. he provided kimse. with 4 ou1en
P1li VI SptCtdN!CP.
The member commenced his speech with
his usual ability. But q few moments
elapsed before he was at work with bis
spectacles aud finally got them upon his
forehead. At this junciuTe, our wog, who
stood ready, laid another pair on the desk
before tho speaker. These were laken
and gradually gained place on his fore.
head by the side of the others. a lhiid
fourth AMI fifth wero disposed Of in tho
same manner. A smile settled on tho
countenances Of the honorable members.
which gradually Lighted up into a grin,
and at last, when the speaker had warmed
up in.o one Oh his most patriotic on0 ele-
gan, sentences, he deposited a sixth pair
with the others, AMI thsre was u loud and
long peal of laughter from all parts Of tho
room. Presidents. clerks. MEMBER ali
Joined in the chorus. The speaker looked
around in astonish,nent at this curious in
terrupiion:- raising his hand, he grnsped
his spectacles, and the whole force of the
joke rushed upon his mind He dashed
the glasses upon The floor, took his hat
and eft the hall. The bill was passed By
q irumphan: majority, probably in con-
sequence Of the genicman's silly and uso-
less habit.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

Gi the SuflsrIIss Oh Hr4. !ane Alrille Wilsa1.
during her Captivity aMJ95 !lc Gomiacls III.
d;aaS
was born IN Alton. Illinois. on the
18th day June. 1887. all a,n. ,heref IRE.
III n. seventeenth year OF M ag. Ny
fathers nam, was William Saith; my
mothers maiden name was jane Cox. /
had Ave bso;hers ani fou. sisters | think
i. was in III, year IS Is that we novai 10
Missouri. aul se,tled at a boat landing
or ferry. called Jam m-s.own, OF he Moth
GfanI River. Ny fA,her KEEP, the ferry
About eish; redss ago We moved from
this place to f~xas. an settled near Pa
ris. In Lunar county. Here ny fath-r
ani III ,th-r dieI within one dIy of each
other. leaving six orphin chilIs:n behind
them. Thfcc of nv brothers hal died De-
foie the death of my parents. AlJ cl lest
brother, who was in ranging company.
now Came home TO settle my fathers af-
fairs anl N Ike pro visions for Ouf support
He secured homes for US with different
neighborS. but took the youngest sister.
our pet. with him 10 place her with one
of our aunts.
y
he left rs he was attacked by the winter
fever. shl die: In one week. have
three sisters older than myself. Their
names are B.izlbsth. Cynth!a. and Gro
line. My brother james and sister Ellen
are younger tban myself. Ellen was four
years OF. when ny parents died. Caro-
line is dwarf. AMI the neig bors though:
that the medicine the doctor gave her
stopped her growth. She Was dear child
an W. all loved her because of her mis-
fortune. (Hsre Jane was unable to re-
strain her feelings. AMI burst inlo tears }
1 lived with several neighbors until the
first oil last February. when | was mar
ried % Mr.. James Wilson. a young far
mer just b bginning life with little
property. consisting in cattle AMI horses.
IL. Was bat nineteen years of age when
we were married. We knew bat little
of life. for 1 was not yet six teen. frar
we were crazY Ill getting married while
Sd young poor gill when her thoughts
went back to this period of her life she
wept as If her heart would brcak.)
We had heard that people became rich
10 move AMI commence life in that dis.
tant country. We gathered together the
little property we possessed and Joined
party of emigrants. consisting Of fftv-
two men. twelve women and several
children. The father and brothers of nv
husband were among this number. There
were la all. twenty-five wagons. and the
whole complny was placed under the
connlnl Of Mr. Henry Hickman. We
started from Hunt county on the 9Th of
April last. aud took the route for FL Pa
50. We arrived at the Guadalupe Noun
tains about the frSt OF June. Hare the
Miscalaro Apaches stole from US nine
teen head Of cattle; six men started in
pursuit. but were driven back 5y the In
dians. We went thence to Ell Paso. NV
husband not being able TO travel with
ar. Hickman's train. he determined to
.emaiE al Il Pdso ,ilI the arrival OF an
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
ADVERTlSlNG 9.

AIvertjsementS viii llbeconspicuously lnsef-
tel. al the following prices, VIZ.
For square (ofI0 lineS) 3insertonsSl w
Each al iitional insertion, Zoe
rrinythinsless than q square, wlllbe con
silerei a square.
rrllvertlsers must be particularto marx
the m nbero. insertions on the lace OF the az I.
vertisenents, or they will bs pubilshsd until
ocIere / out, an charged accordingly.
Tri liberal discount VIII be made whefe
aavertising 5 done By ;he year.
TAu C1nmunicatIons IRON distance
shonlIb be addressed, PosTPAID, 10 the Editor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
The Maid5a's Complaint.
BY BETSY BAKER.

Iyeally think il is a shame
A woman can't propose,
Instead OF waiting the caprice
OF obstinate young beaux;
Our foolish custom ne'er allows
A tmid maid TO choose,
But she must listen TO mans choice,
Then take him or refuse.
They tell us that when leap year comes
This privilege We have,
En-. It's an idle tale. vow
We're nothing but mems slave;
TwiSh some one woull make law,
To take effect direct,
That man should hence.orth sit,
And woman should select.
Why, If woman nov declines,
Ii asked SOM time or other,
AM thus lets one proposal slip,
She ne er might get another;
Bat man can poke his noe around,
Anl pick where he's inslined to,
Or he can let tn; matter pass,
Just as he has a nlnd 10.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

ESCAPE or a SNAKE FROM a MAH
MOUTH An extraordinary Circumstance
occurred a few days ago 10 Jonathan
Smith. gunner's mate, who was paid oil
at Portsmouth. on :he 9Th of May last.
from Her Mojesiy's ship, Hastings. 70
guns. on her return 10 England from the
East Indies. He obtained six weeks
leave. and at the expiration of that time.
after seeing his friends at Cha tham. he
joined the Excellent. gunnery ship. et
Portsmouth. after some time he was Ia
ken unwell; his illness increased. and he
exhibited swelling in his stomach and
limbs. The surgeon considering tina; il
arsse from dropsy, he WAS removed to
Haslar Hospital. and. after much painful
suffering. although he had every attention
paid TO him by the medical officers OF the
ssia blishment. he died. Two hours be-
fore his death. living snake, nine inch
rs in length came out OF his mouth. caus.
ing considerable surprise. How the rep.
tile got into his mouth. is mystery. L,
is supposed that the deceased must have
swallowed the reptile when it was young.
drinking water, when the Hastings was
out in India. as the ship laid for some
time at Tf;com olee. and close 20 smait
Island called Snake Island. The cIew
used TO very often find snakes on board.
The way they used to get into the ship
was By cable. and through the hawses
holes. s.-London Chronicle.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

BADGERS The people of Wisconsin
are called badgers We think there 10
one fairly outbsdgerei by cenisaving
Yunkee. A topper. some time since, says
on exchange went INTO bar room in the
Western part of Wiscons;n--ihe Maine
low is in operation there-and called for
something TO drink
'We don't sell liquor, said the tavern
keeper, but we will give you glass, and
then if you want cracker, we will sell
you one for three cents
Very well. said the Yankee customer.
'hand down the decanier'
The good creetur' was handed down,
and our hero took a stiff horn, when turn.
ing around 10 depart, the unsuspecting
landlord handed him dish of crackers.
with The remark
You'll buy a cracker
well. no. said the Yankee, Il guess rot
you sell 'em rather. too dear, and can
buy lots oi 'em five or six for q cen, any
where else.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

Passengers aSe now enabled 10 reach
Chicago in thirty -four hours running
time from New York. When the New
Albany and Salem Railroad is completed.
we shall be able TO reach New York in
less than forty eight hours.
New Albony Ledger.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

Hon. Samuel w. Parker and his lady
Of Connersville, Ind, passed through here
on Friday being called homo by the death
of their son. ~ho accidentally sho, himself
a few days before. .-Daytes Gozette Of
III,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

A COOP ONE--The Lowell Advertiser
asks-"What is the difference between
an attempted homicide, snd Cincinnati ii
hog butchery? One is an assault with
intent TO kill. and the other is kill with
nient TO salt"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
,E@~ ~ ON @,

Tfolii in aIvaace, >. I.oo
A. the enl DISK N ,nthS, 2OJ
Ifdelavel until the end Of the year, %
arFle a51ve terms viii be strictly ad-
hsre1 to.
arFs,rasss ; are paid, unless atthe option OF the
Publisher.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

A little boy, upon whom his mother was
infIcting personal chastisement, said;
"(iive me two or three more lcks, mother,
do not think can behave well yet."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

- as g = ~ Il 81 !zs Is .
p.s.I;ags evERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
q NARRATIVE

fii the safleriagS OF Hrs. Iane AIrine Wilsaa.
during her Captivity aMJ95 !lc Gomiacls III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
A CARD,

n
FgDr c. B. BRAINERp would inform The public that he
III &C 8, Lynchbnrg. Virginia, from January 30th. until
oualy 6lh when the committee on correspondence
Richmond VirgiDia, will report.-After thar date Dr.
|ainerd can be consulted at the 4" Exchange Hotel, "
bill Saturday the 18th of February. 1854 from to II A. III
from to4 P NJ. My stay will be Short. therefore, let
who wish treatment apply al once. Correspondents BY
dressing me- post paid box FOL! New York city, stating
nature Of their cases. and whether the eyeba is small
rsc also whether the eye stands out prominently. is
oken-can for dollars obtain advice or treatment for
q dollars which The pay for advice will be deduct.
J. The poor iavorably considered.
Dr. Branerd has restored persons 10 perfect sight, in
partial AMI total blindness, of from II weeks Sc years
aatEe BY from seconds 10 FIVE minutes application
cenIi6c method OF his discovery without cutting
u wash DR.. g., has also cured OF inflammaton
various and aggravated grades. Pain from an in,oler.
e light farsghtedness or loss of sight from and
\ sishtednessa Of which have remained permanent
present moment. For abundant evidence of the facts
t reference may be had 10 The statements Of persons
ksd and published in the city papers, many Of whom
i be seen his rooH 10 A. NJ, 4. P n, of each
a, which heurs he will perform experiments on the
;e that may be presented Ladies' and gentlemen
requested TO call and witness the experiments
S-See notice above for hours and days. Those who
90, see Or. B. within the time stated, may not him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 80. 1854.

ARRIVED.
s,hr A. Howe Eaton, Cardenas, moasses Dunlop, Mon
I,,.E Co., seven days 10 Capes.
S,hr. New York, Adkins, New York n,dso, D. Currs.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse and pas
rogers ,, rn
Sem. Mary Ann Guest, Ireland, New York, light.
sch, r. L. A Stuart, Lozer, Philadelphia, coal Lancas
h Oey & Co
$chr Chcrcoke, KIrkmeyer York River, wheat, Wor
E,n Co.
IN HAMPTON noADs.
Baque Par,hian, Smith, IS days from Caao guano 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31

TUE subscriber has admitted into his business the Tredees
Rolling Mills, partners, the LIST inst, Mr. CHARLES
MORRSS buckingham, and Mr. ROBERT ). ARCHER Of this
be conducted under the firm Of ANDERSON
MORRiSS & co.
subscriber bess leave thank his correspondence
and uniform kindness extended him through
long Of and respectfully asks continuance Of te
con6denc. behalf Of his j. II. ANDERSON.
1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
TIE WEATHER,

49, IAN. S0-r9pe weather In The Worm, since
Nrw okA ms neen tho coolest record aAl Concord
Eurday mauy other places tho thermometer stands
I,spsle'h s,ow zero The harbor OF New York Is OBJ
degrees :. ;.s and It has been showing all day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31

opu .DELpHlA, JAS. S0.-The Easton and Philadel'
en az mad was opened to-day.
pa ia Civ Of Glasgow arrived at Philadelphia TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31

,oy 1,v 3O.-On, Saturday last, Capt. Beaver, OF
buS e.. Foam snot VIM. Cranmor the mate, aud David
|,s ship S %n, osnrain was arrested at Newcastle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
HEALTH FOR THE STATES,

HOLLOW Az flLi-o.
aS as SHp
Copy letter frO" Mr. JON" i%yd E~' "t@ i'ase'
The frs! a" HlS,"GG ycu 'a;
the head ATTENDED sG By s q Ey i
m Ss s %ny s and at
alarming really afraid Of s9lng about wl.h0n! al aSG
HUGHES chemist a[Ise the @ hin Is I'D
py testimony heir wonderful efficacy am res"
liberty pssF fss t." may I p
June SA' ss MiinAculoUs u%Es OF pRopsy. 'D
Ex,rat Edward Rc~ey Esq OF lnda Walk TX
bago, dated April 9Th, 1852
ps.n SIR Il deem duty yon the public large
TO INFORM you miraculous recovery from that dreadful dis
bic Pills tapped FIVE within eEh! nOn'hs and skfu
treated by medsa prac!sonrs tu! could not gel cured until
medicine cured me 10 The s,s weeks
sTHE Of asb STSHAs SaBrAFg
Letter tS as G jSy s 5 Of Chiffon" '''
s e en- by s
tha. period Of eight years herself and family suffered from
eS"G" 0a loss Of Appetite Violent pains
the sae and general debility for which she consulted
snt TI last. she had yolt pills which
s @ VI si! Ss Ss
strength Further che h slres that she has Witnessed
q
Measles aud Sea ala, having elect
~ f |S;an..t y GOWEN.
Pills wonder fully following
complaints.
Aguo Femaieirregnlatitles fetenlionoi Ufhe
Asthma tepersol dll Kinds oCfoiusot Ming sEFH
Bilious Complaints Fits Sure Threats
Bloches on the skin Govt Stone and Gravel
Rowe Complaints Headache Secondary Symptoms
tolcs Indigestion Tic DouloureuS
fDo We lslnlammation TumouT5
ConsumI ton Jaundice Uce"
Debility Liver Complaints NcnerealAhections
nronsv o all kinds
nvssnery Piles Weakness from what
Erysipelas Rheumatism . evercauee, &c &c
Sold II, shmeDt Holloway pa Strand (esf
Temple London nnd by all vendea Of Medicines
limited boxes 81 81 Cents and Ell b0nac
by principal pruc the Union Mes5rs
b. D. SANDS New York Tlege lisa considerable saving by
taking the large sizes ~
For sale by fbRCh L'. LA I'D d ~, eoe al
guidance OF patients in every DISORDER
~ . N yeJ 10 each bnx. June l0-c2aw SitAawly
VI7ANTED-A gentleman who capable Of teaching Inc hns
can OF good siuaon producing satisfactory testimonials
ss to ATOMS and moral department. by addressing
40 =" 4' JOHN c. kPPERSOS.
-, Iocv.w Now Kent Court House Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
A NEW THING ENTIkELf.
tHyUE NOST A STONIcuINC PERFORMANCE HEARD

u,r,,,,,oeAA new THdNG snSnpMsMGE nr ,pn op
Barrels Firkins KEGS and all descriptions of Cooper work
finished without detect airgh and smooth enough to
yarnsb entirely by The timber is aiken 10 the bolt
the are sawed following and with the gain Of uniform
dressed perfectly smooth In and OUTSIDE o. a. un0fm
b,ge according widh and the strength OF each fully tested
prepared hopping IN manner perfect
complete superior finish that challenge the world
ucc the equal and that from three hundred per
day 10 each machine.
y this process all casks be made from the smallest White
lead kcg 10 the caSk all Of which be
warranted to hold subtle fluids adapted to the packing
of any description goods 10 fact tho machinery make
imperfect article the fault exclusively the timber
Persons desrus purchase the right this Machinery in
applying the subscriber al Fancy HILL Roct6rdge county Va
rico and Chesterfield which have been previously sold
| Dec I6-cwn DAVID r. LAIRD, Agent.