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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

Handsome income. Madame Thibodeaux
sweeps the stair-cases ola great many
houses andswhen you come to look close.
ly into the matter, you find that these
houses are allinhabitel by goll smiths,
the dust is carefully preserved, and Mad.
am t. has amassed allarge fortune, from
the gold thus collected. The above are
a few, and only a;few Of the novel and
extraordinary trades peculiar to the
French Metropolis. Whig.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

HENRY's INvrooRAriNo CoRp1A1-The mortta
of this purely vegetable extract for the remvoal
and cure of physical pfostration, genital dehiiyS
nervous affections. &C., dc are fully described
in another column of this paper.to which the
reaader Is referred. 50 per bottle,3 bottles for
SIS; sixbottIes for So; $40 per dozen. Observe
I he murks of the 0ENuINE. s.
Prepred only byS. E. COHEN, No 8. Frank
in Row, Vine Street below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa, TO WHOM ALL. COTNdUNIC ATT0NS
MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by NIL re-
spectp bio Druggists aud Merchants throughout
The country
PeeIe and Stevens, Alexandria, Va, Wholesale
agents for Virginia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

A BIC RAr1LEsxAKE.-On the 14th
uIt:, Mr.. Geo. w. Bowman. on his farm
in Bullitt county, KY. killed rattlesnake
six feet four inches long and 10 inches
around She body, with twenty one rattIes.
1t is believed that this was the largest and
the Oldest rattIeSnake ever seen in the
Western country.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

INvENT1oNs.-An experiment was tried
recently by the New Jersey railroad and
transport company on the meadows west
of Bergen hill. Mail bags were changed
while the trains were at speed of fifty
miles per hour. One bag was placed up.
on post, and another was taken from it.
II !his plan proves practicable. mails may
be transported on express trains for way
stations.
A lately invented life preserver was
experimental upon. few days since, at
the Cunard Docks. Jersey City. A stool
is converted into life-boat three feet
long, and one foot wide. in an instant, by
touching spring. on either side of the
stool. 1t is capable of supporting one or
two persons.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

CURE FOR PALPtrAr1oN.-A laiy, about
forty years old. say the Journal of Health
who has suffered severely from periodi-
cal attacks of palpitation Of the heart. from
the aye of twelve years. has found imme-
date and permanent relief from the use
Of soda water. 1t appears from expert
ments since made that carbonic acid gass
is the active curative agent.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

a REPR1EvE.-Three slaves were to
have been hung in Northumberland coun-
IT, Va last week, but reprieve from
the Governor was received an hour or
two before the execution was to have taken
place.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28
GouprpsGlnrkabdrg Rr8istpr
. Equal Rights and Equal LawD:''
CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 28,l854,

H' The absence OF the editor ac-
counts for the deficiency of interesting
matter in this weeks issue.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

EY Gov. Wood of Chic has resigned
the Valpalaraiso Consulate, and is on his
way home.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

New MAIL AoENT.-The warrenton
(Va.) Flag states that Mr.. John w.
Finks. of that place. has received the ap
Pointment of mail agent for The States of
Virginia and North Carolina, vice John
A. English. Esq. resigned.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

EE The printsrs. we fear. ara becom-
inng as bad as other folks. A. B. Prior,
who is to be banged for murder in Edge
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28
June 18th, 1854.

VorE OF THE PEoPLE.-Mr. Banks,
delegate from Marion county, writes to
the Richmond Enquirer that four 6fths OF
his constituents are opposed to an extra
session, and that he himself, is decidedly
opposed" to one.
The people of King Geore have already
spoken to the same effect.
The following appears i'll the Rocking
ham Register.
FOR THE REGISTER.
To Messrs. Deneal, Stephens. Nartz and
Sprinkle.
Having understood that most outra-
genus wrong is attempted to be inflicted
upon the people of Va, by portion of
the members OF the L gislature, who have
signed petion to the Governor, asking
him to call special session of that body.
and, rs citezens Of the commonwealth and
constituents of yours, we ask if you
signed the potion spoken of? 1t
is Just to ourselves. and Cue to the peo-
Pile that your position on the subject shall
be thoroughly known.
MANY VorERs OF ROCKINGHAM.
A publ meeting of the Citizens there
is also called for June Court to consider
the subject.
With these muLterings of rising pop
ular tempest about their ears. we appre-
bend that the movers of an extra sessions
will speedily hide themselves like SPUR
rels at the sound of an approaching storm.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

v1s1roRs TO THE VA. MrLtrARy INsT-
rurE. The Cover his az. ointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen visitors of the Military
VIM. B.. TaIiaferro, Benjamin f, Garrett.
James Barbour. Gen. Douglas B. Lsyne,
William Seymour, Col. Samuel L, Hays
Benz. Rush Floyd. The Board will meet
on the 29th instant.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

~ A new political faction has sprung
up in New York, called /" Tadpoles."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

A WHOLE NATION OF FRANkLrNs.-Th
following paraPh recently appeared inthe
leading editorial Of one of the leading
newspapers of London
We have few great engineers and
mechanics, and a large body OF clever
workmen; but the Ame. leans seem like
ly to become a whole nation of such peo-
pie. Already their rivers swarm with
steamboats, their valleys are becoming
crow dad with factories their towns sur
passing those Of every State of Europe,
except Belgium, Holland. and England,
are the abodes Of all the skill which now
distinguishes town population and
there is scarcely an art in Europe not
carried on in America with equal or
greater skill than in Europe. though it
has been here cultivated and improved
through ages. A whole nation of Frank.
Inns. Stevenson and Watts in prospect, is
something wonderful for other nations tc
contemplate. In contrast with the com.
parative inertness and ignorance Of the
bulk of the people Of Europe whatever
may be the superiority of the few well in
structed and gifted persons. the great in
teligence Of the whole pc ople of America
is the circumstance most worthy of public
attention"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28

PovERrY.-To be poor is thought by
some-and not a few-in this free coun-
try and enlightened age to be disgrace
which is almost insupportable but in
the aggregate may be considered bIes-
sing rather than curse. 1t is the
means Of bringing to light the most brill
liant talents that have ever adorned man,
and taught him to place his dependence
upon the energy Of body and mind, more
than wealth or any other consideration;
while. on the opposite, many of the no.
bIest minds have been buried amid heaps
Of glittering treasure, or smothered by al
fuence and wealth Then, young man,
if it is your lot to be poor. bewai it not,
but set in motion every energy which
Heaven has placed within your reach,
and you will soon be carried far above
those who depend solely upon riches to
keep them aAoat upon the surface of pop
pularity. Blu lett your endeavors be to
acquire knowledge rather than wealth.
always bearing in mind that knowledge
is power" and. though riches may pass
away from you. knowledge well acquired
never can. bat will always afford sure
hope to which you can cling. amid the
rising and falling fortunes of life.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-06-28
New Advertisements.
O.. w. LURFY.
Attorney Mt Law.
ri ARKe Aldo [IA

Will practice in Harrison aud udioiuing coun.
ties. Address as above.
VIRGINIA =: HARmsoS coUsrY courr,
June 10, 1854.
Ordered that the list of delinquent titheables,
this day returned by the Sherifs be published in
the Clarksburg Register for tree wesks success
siveIy provided the expsnse shall not exceed fif.
teen dollars and that the safd lists be recon-
mitted to the sheriff for collection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

The ToBAcco CRoP IN Ksyrucyy-The tob,ooo t
are proving so destructive in Daviess and the ADJOINING
counties in Kentucky, as to diminish materially the cro5
VI Ine present year. \ letter from planter in Logan
county 10 the editor Of the Russelvle Herald
never seen as dull prospec, for plants in my life in
.n part OF the county and is thought by the know
's ones thst there cannot possibly be more than half
crop ptched this season Many plant beds that looked
green and ourih;ng early in the spring. were wholly de-
sFoyed by the N and what few beds escaped have been
seriously injured by the late iro.ts. The hy has not vet
lsi ana IL they Continue much longer, the opinion Is
tha there will be total failure of crop this year in this
part Of the country" ' " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

IMMENSE EMIGRATION rRou EuRops-Tbe fo-sior =,
Pes received by the Europa, inform US that as msny as
emtsrant vessels took their departure during
lIe nonn APRIL from Liverpool bound for the various
ports Of the United States These vsss.,
fed away teen thousand three hundred and forty one
persons Ut these ten thousand eight hundred and ;wen
were irish Two thousand four hundred and eighteen
were English hundred and ffy fye were Scotch nd
eighteen hurded and ortythree natives of otter
european countries; but the last number was made up al
most entirely OF Germans During three days count ing
European ports twenty thousand seven hun ded and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

BEEF CArrLE.-oir Western exchange papers echo the
complaint We have here the Eastward in reference To
the growing scarcity OF cattle ST. Louis paper now
before u.s. states that dealers from New York are securing
eo's and Indiana to buy up stock meet the high pr
io good catie$7 80 to ss per 100 lbs net a. and
~ 20 live weight are the rates at Chicago and
6u few to be had at that Tho prices paid ut the Bulls
mtau, IN his city Tor the better qualities OF beeves on
aonda last, higher than ever known here before
equal say to IL cents per pound at wholesale This IA
about equal TO Is 2O cents per pound by retail
N Y Pypr,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE CIOTH-
~ ING D. GOODMAN invites q eall from Hant

anime the Of
SPRING AND SIMMER CLOTHTSG
which he hss opened No iS Main opposite
square His stock embraces article
Furnishing House From trweeky receipts direct from the Man
uActoryO he b enabled, all
styles; and from his facilities prices
for cash All articles warranted Of the make
lowest grades
He deems needless after the trial the public with
his goods TO say more IN their eommendaiion
ways meet the appreciation Of the most sdous from
his old friends and The public generally respectfully solicited
All he asks to give him trial None shall dissatisfied
J. u. GOODMAN.
NJ B-AuAys hand large supply OF styles
and sizes also India Rubber Over Goats and Lggns
be sold Aia smallAdvahee on cost. ap8
NNATCHEs, JEWELRY, SC.-The read. ~
w Of the Whig Invited call No. I5L gtA
Main street. and examine sock Of Watches
&c. Our stock for the entirely receny
eyery article u,u
ally found IN a nrsi rate Jeuelry Establishment.
EveTy article sold BY will he warranted represented
our price, ihabe moderate such goods be purchased
where.
The limit, q an sdvst,ncni viii not admit Of snumsrs
Ing all the different articles have for sale
assured that shall be able to please them With thing they
want In our line.
e.h supply Of seWng Birds which We invite
the attention Of the Ladies'
watch repairing In all s branches done in the best manner
and satisfaction warranted call is espsetfuly invited.
MYERS e JANRE
Sign q the tlumiuat Clock,
apis Is MAI street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

SToCks Fon sALE-eaO,OOO Coupon bond. or Cor
- porauon Of Lynchburg 80 endorsed by the vr-
nuAlly.
900 Coupon Bonds ofthr Virginia Railroad
Company 90 to interest payable half yearly
the Of these Bonds OF which
ooo nd no be sued there mortgage the entire
works of the Company, costing about 81 100000.
$4,000 chmond City stock, 81 to maturity inter
payable semi annually. sinking fund
payment Of this stock, which will ertinsush years,
Persons having stocks to dispose would do
TO always account
more desirable to theu, will sell their
crate commission.
To those wishing TO invest would remark that
rally have hand OF the best securities In
which will be sold moderate
iaq6-u MAURY 4 MORTON oihce under City Hotel.
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/ IMPORTANT no MIILEns AND MIIL. 0,YN.

UMPORTANT TO MILLERS AND MILL OWN
ERS-P. HARRIS SONS Patent Improved and scour
ng Machines and Pans Highest premium the Crystal
Palace Also, the Gold silver Medals ins
iute Ne. York These Machines are
In 2O Mills In the United States also Canada
Mexico Denmark South Amercabeing
Prus Concaye and Convex Stones Frame
With powerful Pan attached They
get out Of ORDER and has securing
warranted superior Metals Machine Mers
respectfully invited 20 give them trial Manufactured by r.
HARRIS SONS Miers and hachinsts, ElE
mh9-d9n-TN1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

- STEAM MILL hxPLosIoS.-Tso men, named Pointer and
Hannou, killed on the lOth inst, at SANDY point
charles City, by the explosion Of the boiler OF steam saw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

=. NJ. PETTENGHJ & co, No. no Nassau Street, New
York and Boston. have made such
menis with the best and most widely oeplssd Journa, the
United States and cihsdsi enabled saw
ing Of time and expense the Advertisers who do business
through them They select the best papers, Advertise con-
picuOusy ahe Vsy prices svsys Keep the interest
o. their customers 10 view. Merchants invited 70 call on
them and sauJ themselves ths, these things srsso.
sep-Iy-fP1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
THE ATLANTIC RAILING W0RKs ASD fOi
NlSuyloruRE rHE WILL KSowx
NC

VTTHlH called composed OF Wrought and Cast
w ron without ryeiso joints the and
melted around the Wrought Iron In Metallic
Moud making each pannel solid piece and avoid
where IL be made
light like WIRE RAILING heavy like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing unequalled for Cheapnes Strength and Durab
ty peculiarly adapted to CENErABY LOTS, because Il
needs repairs.
Sfye OF PARn FEScE at % 90 l6 feet easily
transported aud set, very much liked.
all kinds Wrought and Cast Iron Pcnces, Verhndahs
Balconies 4c. Machinery other Castings order
Designs address, free
by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
mh9-dam 999 corner o Walker 81 N. Y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

NXTm. IRA SMITH, CLOTHTER AND TAILOR i1t
w N1iT Srcei-HasinE received large portion Of nv
Spring Stock prepared show hne
oaer them
a. low they bough, sevhsrs the goods consider
ed. would also that persons look for their supply
bnd my better made this than
their Interest goods on before byng
determined ofer and ven made
otheuoan. WIN IRA SMITH,
apt Late Smith MAryln
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

WNERDINAND z0GRAUM co, No. "a Maiden lane Impor.
NJ ier'O viols, GvIss AeoosDsoSs s1HSo Bass is,fSr
HESTs, Ae, &c. mhii-sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
Omcc, No. Jobp Strc.t

NEW YORK CITY
RIDERS yrd by otherwise
" ing L,Es' DEEsx sHAws every deerp-
ton Daask and Moreen Curtains beautifully Lace
tans restored dyed the
the more grave eoors All e silk wooien and goods
tin the piece garment, manner
The dsrsgned have had experience prosecution
OF this busnes Staten leland their
cess in the art Of dyiug Is unryGlled
mhl4-dsn-vLs BARRETT, SEPHEws A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
UOHN PHlFE, Dealer in Ivory, OF I,or,
81 Goods Murray street, NY oel9-dly

~
- dA BROAD STNEF:r, Of HEAVIER ol
eD - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Snil Due k-22inch, all NJ
hard and sof also all the various widths
tured at this establishment, comprising variety know
the trade, and offered at the lowest rates.
United States Pilot Duck-woodberry and
vernon Extra A full of this
WilIirnnntic Cotton Duck-l6 Is, 20 and ~ inch all
numbers hard and This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Fair also
Ship and Hcnr Mark DuCk-Plain and twied, man
uaetued by the Company uperor article for light
sails, tents awnings, 4c;
Howard Ravens Light Cotton
plain 2! TO % inch: Heavy do do
Cotton Snil TSi inca full assortment.
Tarpnultns HammOcks, Stuns, &C.
Paper Fcting3v TO I2 inch, made
for drier felts. -
Car Covcring-Coiton Canvass all widths
inches and all numbers made covering
railroad perfectly and permanently
enduring than the itself
Ennmelling Cnnvass-so, IS, 40 IS and so inch plain
and ivled, in variety.
Hngs and Hngging-of every description. Seamless
Bags woven whole all bales OF lO0
bnng strength utility and for grain
surpassed
Also heavy Cotton Sackng 20 inch Canvass Warp
Filling heavy twilled do do, 90 49, 40 and 4sinch.
WOOL Sncks-Woven whole all Sizes and desirable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS. QIoron's P.rgxT1
Hb BATES Barkelay st. opposite Asor House r,nB,,,,,,
~ OF The above splendid and desirable article. ~
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sfE6HE. mANREfsr., NR; 81 sTGGK. sTTGGGM
PHILADELPHIA.
GNUIJJoD, WALTON CO., having secured the large and
III commOdou Rooms ~. L.. HaloUe Cos New Sore,
No. if Market street now opening
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK or
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen and
Hosiery.
large proportion OF the Stock has been purchased OF the
Ufscturers Europe BY member Of the arm The assortment
DsellnE', Hotels, Steamboats, or shipping, such as
shecinFs, Table Linens, Curtain Materials.
Pillow Linens, ToWeiinEs, Lace and Mus. Curtains
Counterpancs, Napkins, Damask and MoTeenJ,
Blankets, &C, &C. Doies, Sc, 80 Flashes, Ac, &C,
- All tho Hest Makes OF Lincns,
Rl9hardfons Dunbar Dieksons Approved Brands
all grades. Golden HiaN. of Light Makes
SHIRTS, ORA WIS DC.
OF the country, IL the best the lowest
prices and knowing that this be
system o. LONG CREDITS and LONG PR0YTs o. W. Co.. have
adopted the following ha their leTmsi
UNIFORM CREDIT OF sIx MONTHS TO merchants Of good
sIx fEe oEST DISCOUNT FOR CASH, when paid within 10
Twelve PER oENT DISCOUNT the rate allowed for money
paid IN advance Of maturity.
and vii sell their Goods alta
Small Advance ora the Foreign Cost.
yelling the system SHORT CREDTTs SHORT
PHOEs the best r both the Buyer Seller here being
then but one small Pnh eetgesn the Western
ther stock. = - "
v. GuuIou. o. NJ. WlLfos w. D. Ulfowul
Ialo-d9m--til
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

GLp LONDON DoCK.iHENNEssEE BRANDY; Otard, Du-
WStP MO- &C. DO :ld !an.es Rum; Holland Gin; Pure Rye
wns a hV rG s and
-Ryie WINSTON POWERS
ATTAN CHAnts-Ja' received fresh supply Of these
~ ds,iraoe Chairs for summer AZ PiAzra Hustle Chair
Dnsr es & a sBd SiG 9Is. I 9s ss.s5 .,ys such m
'Is;, H,,s s'F children For sale by mr.,
WARM WEtTIiER-th hive just received by the steamer a
w oil as,or,Tsn; Of Sumner Goods, for Gspnemsns wear
Vest. o. the sane material and Pants q Din Drsp pike Cash.
snn 0.s who wish to keep cool would DO veil % can
mylS - Corner Main and 1ih streets.
~ Dotted and Fsufsi sS Sa,n viii adi fii0ss L 10
their Interest to examine my stock before
nyis 'Iss No 81 81 iGnSISs: TaS street.
sSl .a y AND F'NHFH'' on Of 'h' best 'a-
natl DAVENPORT, ALLEN = 90.
oHsE @ SHOES al ,nPgy Of "Bardon'' Patent Horse
nys SMITH ROBERTS, No % Peari,,.
iaIots..Prandy "H'nns'''y" "OiaTd," "oasiion' aud
Old whl,ssy Of several brands.
Hor'ile at reduced Prce'' TO close invoices;
STRAw AND LAWN HONNETS--op hand .i,,T,
- stock Of STRAW and Lawn B0nns which u Be lov
n,rs 'lss ss. 4 81 i}2aSsSs; S.IS .G:.,.
HaSDs0ME DHBss 0, GOODS ca.I for sale low
Of L'''' Dress esfai Sss q ~ j joassSs ts;;s s;sn'
-mJls No. 81 Main street.
on SS. iS BS ' s 20 s a0oi S -. ssss
passing small notes the Of June.
sengers viii please provide themselves with chanks
mJA BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
TENHE gHEAr TURKI.H QUEsTf0y-By Count A. DeGu.
rWsh au'hor Of Rassls A. I u roey.d and er sasby
.aE n. wE3T
mylS Nos. and ., Exchange Place
WpLAN RiRBONs-Jusi opened three bOSss Plain coloursd
o. MAXWELL 4 CO..
myiS us broad street
ToNKA nEANs' ofP'ia' S1sS ETRSIt. n ~, rkpgy Y
hyis presssts. ~ Main street
HYDa,JLIC Ctl'iASr-ioOo 6Si'' Of hs best qaail'y,
mail DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90
6tOUSTRY KNfI wool sOCKs-A rate lot Of County
" Knit Wool Socks, jus, rscsived and for sale ~
wARREN PERKTNs
myao No. I4i, EAgie squArs.
II nyso DAVENPORT, ALLEN = 90.
RRLACK HOuBA1INEs.-Anin IN vsat o. cheap Bon
- eas nes can hnd then at No. 81 Main street.
myis sLAs Z. JoHSsos.
UnOTrrLAND sNHUP.-oUBA k0LAsaEa, Just rycevsd ana
II for saieby RAWLINGS MILLER,
mails Conner Pearl and cAry streets.
SDn SNAIL russ OF PRRsH e0sHkN BUrTER
DJS wINsToA = JONES,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
4 sposAtps lOa
TIE NEW YORK SIEAM
BLd NIX nook

NEW SOkk ADVERTlSEmRhT
HOUSE, ioa IT..
BL1NR BOOK
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
ssss .fs
D:$y a; sP; Ss :af IA
S"..i. 1:sss s. md
a:;.n. T.. ..: %s:. a.
Royal. and sss.. n.;. Bin. s: IS; !:
DO ra SD1 q p nss
sss,.
Constantly hand, 10000 Team, q manufactured WORK of
aS s
saiioners and Dealers paper
ITO Nassau street. Ne. xG..
nysEdsa~s "heh purchased In large Quantities
Il AD!Es, Adj % AND GKNTI;EMEN,s boot AND SHOE MAN:
Xxx aaSk SSSSsTns F.sPsssf Sss.i 4 q;
90 M II. G S1 Ds. ss
s y and srS MAJ ,9t to , cheaper other house
ap2s-dsa-tAl 8. oAnILL
iNPIA Hfk1sG sMHhn6E 4anbs 1897. S93Ds'
Id MODGMAN, ~ Maiden Lane, nnd 90
&:
sst Seuns
SSsHs
y GsSsft Sf SO
established render any entirely
Of
RUBBEnsCLOTHIgG,
That enabled to oGer them
to -ha, have and firmly believe superior
Orders respectfully solicited attended with
2, Maiden Lane and 80 Nassau street. New York.
rINlE HAzkRD POWDER COMPANY Manufactarrr. OF
GUN POWDER continue to furnish Gunpowder Of all their
sroSIsa sisDis Rrx fiicrnlc 6res snooH.
a"S n9d & "g sS %nS
and Epot The reputation Gunpowder
TOO well known to require comment For sale by
pAvESPoRT 11.i ALaET Si.nGoss Gos
A. q. HAZARD. rfesideS,
A. E. DOUGLASS, Secretary. aPT-dsm-lNl
NNXCEI.siOH SEWING MACHINES by HOOD, BAT
~ TELLE CO. Worcester. Mass, patented b' Eas Howe
proper ue) Of repair Thsy built good
stanta and workmanke aud will do
faction. The sneh viii rip any sewing
done by hand Call and them in operation Io CHNUT
my9-dly-CIl wa. DAWSON. Agent.
n AMPS. PHOsGENE GAS, BURNING FLUID AND CAM.
in the above articles
Gest Of spirit lamps be found In
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant light known
and on the principle DAVIS Safety Mine
artificial gas cities cannot be
Materials for light of best quality always the
III Fulton street. New York.
nNOlIAN AND OTHER PIiNOs.-BERRY GORDON 29T
and retail In Pianos cele.
bated Roan, Grand, and other Pianos lIae
CO.. BosonWhose Pianos considered all
Great bargains In New York Pianos
aoRDoS Sy a BCsa
Pianos TO let.
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UoHN PlFE, Dealer in Ivory Ivory
S Goods, Murray street, Y oel9-diy