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MR.. alppIses AND THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

BY reference the proceedings Of the House yesterday
il will be seen that Mr. Giddings Of Ohio proposed
Guide the editor Of the Union from tho hail. rs punish
ment for publishing article which he construed into
suggestion that violence ought to be resorted to against
him for his abolition sentiments That The ground OF Mr.
Giddingss resolution may be better understood, quote
so much Of the article complained Of particularly
excepted TO by him, as follows;
"The constitution in gusrantying the freedom Of focch
and opinion did not include the freedom Of action hen
may think they please but may not do Ms they please
When they to act, they restrained by the
principles Of and justice by the great
compact which u their bond OF Union; by
the OF the land and above ALL by the revealed viii Of
tho great OF the universe Even those who do moi
believe His existence, recognise His oraces bound
obey them because they the basis Of AL the laws and
institutions Of civilized government and society In one
word protection and obedience reciprocal and sepsrs
Bile and who like the abolition incendiaries Par
kerr Phillips Gddpgs, and others, necessarily pro
claiming their hostility the laws and the constitution,
and stimulating and children to violate them
sacred duty in my opinion have claim TO the proec
ton Of those Laws that constitution. They the
ties Of sedon violence, and murder they f~r@
,srid beasts Of Che forest, knowing law and po re-
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The wings and frcc-soers boosting that Massachu-
presented united front in Congress opposition TO
the Nebraska bill she did against the Louisiana bin
General Jackson removal Of the deposes his veto Of the
Maysve-road bill, and against his administration gem
orally she did against the Mexican war the acquisition
of territory &c she did in the electoral college against
General Pierce and will probably continue TO oppose his
administration mt least all It's leading democratic meas
unto the end but Judging Of the future by the past
such opposition win be uess "a is uubecoming an
intelligent people and only result In the shame Of those
who encourage it, Boston Poet #E fe ~
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SPEECH OF HON. MR.. Royce.

We print to-day the speech Of Mr. Boyce delivered in
the House on Nebraska bill He presents the southern
view Of the slavery question with decided force and ab
ty and gives expression to views which well worthy Of
attentive consideration by northern men. It will be read
with interest by all who DESTROYS of understanding m
the bearings of the Nebraska question. s
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WASHINGTON CITY
raIOay MORNING, JUNE 0, ssoA.

a ur fsNIsL No l2 south Tenth street, rbiade
aha il our general travelling agent assisted Wy Wa WELD
Inn. JAxss DISEASE HAssIrr, Jos. BuTros, Gao
BUTTON Isaac BoDIsk, EDnuxD w. WHEY mILtIAa L.
wATxaMAs and GEoRex L. NELSON.
Or M. Lewis OF Montgomery, Alabama, IL our gen
raj Alabama and Tennessee,
sisted w O. LKwIs JANIS LKwIs. and SAMUEL LEWIS
DKcxHKRr OF Pennsylvania authorizes" 10 feesss
paper ana 10 receipt fos the same
0y- Receipts sther Of the above will be good
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WHERE DID THE VOTES CONE FROM

Washington Is fourishng city, and we are glad to
svow it. But the vote poed at the mayors cleo
ton shows such an extraordinary progress that beg
leave to institute few comparisons To begin:
In 1850 the male white population Of Washington, as
shown by the census, was l4526
Add increase for two years at the usual per cent,
or half for male population sos
1904
Votes polled In 1882 3sr7nearIy one for every fopr
white males
Add to The population Of 1850 four gears increase the
per cent 0l7 and have in 1854 the number Of
1888 males The votes poled 55sl or nearly one
for every 7bl0o of the white male population These
facts need no comment but IL might be well TO state
that the (unodcial returns show 744 votes more poed
in 1864 than there in 1852 and Of these Mr.
Maury received but Ill those being the figures above his
previous vote. g. FS
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is said that clergyman Of Worcester Massachusetts
has boosted that he had hold Of the plank used by the u
oers IN battsrng down the doors Of the courthouse ID
Boston NJ the time Officer Batchelder was killed.
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non HARRY HippARp-We copy the following from The
Portsmouth (Va) Transcript
SENATOR IRON NEw HAspsurRs--IIon Harry Hbbard
OF the House Of Representatives deserves 70 be the n
senator rom New HAMPSHIRE for the noble manner which
y speech ana vote he sustained the Nebraska bill in The
ate severe contest in Congress Mr. Hubbard has
proud aH
The above notice Of Mr. Hibbard meets our judgmeptn
every particular and the old Granite State could not trust
ner interests 10 the hands of thorough democrat 10
every respect In all his congressional action Mr. Hubbard
has shown that he il above all sectional feelings-knov
no North, no South, no East west-only the constu
uon and the rights of the States under that sacred nsru
ment y the senatorial position Is conferred upon him 10
honors ana responsibilities win be- vorhiy besoV
cd, and consttutonally and faithfully fulfilled
[Phfta Epening Argas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

the Paris Bourse. The 3's closed at 62fr soc
ana after regular hours were done at ti2fr. soc
IDS SSf. 90c
The failure of lie Roy, De Carroll 4 Co, ban
Keis at Paris, was Observation-Disclosures large.
t'enna' March 3l.-A despatch just received
announces that the Russians attacked Kalafat
ON the 9Th, and took three redoubts.
The rupture between Turkey and Greece is
complete. Tho Austrian Bank yesterday adj
yanced the Government hard cash on the securi-
ty of the State domains.
Constdniinopfe. steamers Retrbution
and Gallon have returned from the mouth of the
Danube without succeeding in removing the OBJ
structions placed there by the Russians.
london, Saturday Morning.-The debate in
Parliament on the Queens address was very
lengthy. War was formally proclaimed yester-
day at the Royal Exchange in the presence of
the civil authorities.
liverpool, Saturday, II 4. M.-There is
nothing important by telegraph this morning
The report that Napier had captured a Russian
frgate was contradcted The report was also
doubtful that Russian ship had been seized at
Waterford, and the crew held as prisoners of
war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
New Goods Received nearly every Week.

VNO J. PURVIS, Ag't. desires a expects to do
y much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in future,
and with view 10 this will receive NeD Goods at his
Store almost week in the year. He is opening
This Morning April 9th, 1854,
Mantillas and TaImas, (new style) splendid new style
Dress Goods Capes and Sleeve' Grass Skirts, Gloves
Laces Ribbons, large lot Marseles, Quilts Pnrasols,
Fans &c. SC Terms of doing Business, CASH Nth
oWdiscount
p. S.-My frieads and the public generally will
please consider the ruinous effects of the CREDIT
SYSTEi1 both buyers and sellers and then call and
buy their goods of me for CASH. JNO. }. PURvIS,
hp Sdts Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

AFFAIRS AT HAvANA.-A ball was lately given
at Havana, on board the L. S. frigate Columbia,
but the attendance of Creoles was slim, as they
were fearful of being suspected by their govern
ment as favoring the U. States.
The Moro and Guiana forts at Havana are to
receive some eighty guns. A Creole had been
denied passport to go to the U. States with his
son for education. Nine cases of assassination
lately occurred at Havana in a single week, with
out one arrest being made.
An enumeration of the population, and the "a
mount of h in possession, had been demand
ed by the authorities. An enrolment of the in
habitants is also to take place.
Diario de la Marina, the official journal, pub
fishes President Pierce's message on the seizure
of the Black Warrior. 1t coolly remarks that the
President has degraded himself by his explana-
ton of the affair, and that the press of the Uni
ted States is $50 entirely dscredited, through
out the world by all men ofjudgment, as to en-
tirely merit contempt" This same official jour
nal lately made violent attack upon the Amer
lean Consul in Havana, for which its imperial
master, the Governor General, on the following
day, made publish an humble apology and full
retraction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Gentlemens' Goods
GpRING 1874

rINHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
l. gentlemen to his stock OF Spring and Summer
Goods in which will be founi Black French Cloths
of hand soonest finish combined with durebility Fancy
Colored Cloths of all the fashionable shades Blue Plum
Coors Browns &c, which will weH and keep their
ootor, Black French Doe Skins, fine, and
handsome of Cassi Linen Drills, ltal-
ian cloths Drapde Etc, (part extra) Bombuzine, &c.
Fancy Silk and Marseiles Vestings, and beautiful;
the newest style Buttons for Coat. Vests &c and all
other Taors trimmings, all Of which will be made TO
der, reailed without making) asIow prices sim
liar goods can be bought in the city.
II also invites examination OF his Furnishing
Goods, viz Summer Cpvats, Stocks, Ties, &c. Silk
and Linen Hk >, Byron and Standup Collars, ply,
Plain and corded best KID GLOVES, at 81 90. Mus
lin and all Linen Shirts do do Drawers all sizes Cotton,
Isle thread Linen Merino and Silk Hose, Cotton and
leriro Cause Undershrts. &c, &c.
Scott's g. divers Fashions, and Taors Tools for
sale VIM. L. PAGE.
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor apl 6.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Now Snring and Summer Goods.

FINHE Subscriber has just returned from the Ntrthern
i cite. and is now opening one OF the most beautI
6 stocks of Staple and Fame, Goods, he has ever had
the pleasure of exhibiting in this market He respect
fully solicits a call from the Ladies and Gen emen OF
Lynchbng and the surrounding country ms stook Q,
Cloths Cas.meres and Vestings is very superior and
will he offered to the trade suit the times also Dress
goods of the most beautiful Styles to which he invites
the attention of the Ladies. A y LEWIS,
anlsts Exchange Square, Lyuchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

A nephew of Gavazz, it is said, lately died in
prison at Rome. He was confined for political
offence,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

The General Conference of the Methodist E.
piscopal Church, South, is to convene at Column
bus. Georgia. ON the first day of May.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
NEW BOOKS

gl- NEW BOOKS
ZzLzkZHD. b. PAYNE hes to-day opened the fol-
GN-K.W lowing New Works:
Diseases of the Heart and orta, by Stokes,
Homeopathy Fairly Represented, not misreprcsented'
by William Henderson, M D.
4th vol Calhoun's works.
Sepulcbre. of our Departed, by Anspach
Cummings Lectures the Apocalypse.
Life and Adventures Of Country Merchant
City and Country Life
Dovecote or the Heart of the Homestead.
The Winter Lodge.
Letters to "a Young Man, by De Quincy.
The Div ne Character, Vindicated by Ballow.
The Old Doctor.
Kate Clarendon, by f Bennett.
Western Scenes nd Adventures
Legends Of Brittany.
The Miser's Heir.
The Priest and the Husuenot, by Bungener.
History OF the French Protestant Refugees, by Meiss
Homer's Poeticl' W rNs.
The Old Brewery.
Jefersons Works, 4th vol.
Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Norfolk, Va.
Cruise of the North Star.
Poets md Poetry OF the Bible. lapl H'ts
reY7 EXPRESS copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
D,Sdroicd Of dngto-French Interference in A
merriam 1f1jrs

DiSdroicdt Of 1ngio-French Inter ference in A
merican 46airs.
The New York Courier says the disavowal of
the British Government that the understanding
between France and England had any reference
to American affairs, farther than the La Platte
question, is already on file in the State Depart
ment, and claims for Gen. j, Watson Webb the
credit of having obtained that dsayowal The
Courier says:-
1t was perfectly Spontaneous on Lord Claren-
don's part, or rather it was ELECTED in the fol-
lowing ma.ner-An American in London, who
always and everywhere takes an interest IN what
concerns his country; and whose personal rel, :
tions to Lord Clarendon warran ed the freedom
after reading Senator Cass' speech on the declar-
alton OF Lord Clarendon that England and France
were III perfect accord in both hemispheres, call
ed upon the Foreign Secretary, and called his at
tention to it.
Up to that moment Lord Clarendon knew
nothing OF the subject, and expressed the great
est surprise and astonishment that such con-
structlon should be placed upon the langus re he
used in the House of Lords. He disayowed most
emphatically the meaning imputed to him, and
explained that he had reference exclusively to
the joint action of France and England in South
America. He was panied that such misappre-
hension should list, and at once offered to give
an official disavowal to our Minister if official APP
plication were made. Mr.. Bucha N being in
formed of the circumstances, soon afterwards
made such application, and the written disclaim-
er is now in possession of our State Department.
No pains taken in any quarter to elicit this
dsavowal, it was simply the prompt, frank ex-
PLANTATION of hgh minded man, whose langua ge
had been misconstrued,
The american in London referred to, is un-
doubtedly Col. Webb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Summer Arrangement,
~ u EVs " 8
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change OF Hours

an and after Monday. April I'd, tho Express Mail
~ aud Passenger Trim will leave Lynchburg daily,
(oxccpt SuUdnys) att NJ, und arrive Bg Spring
l0i A., M.
Returning; leave Big Spring , as ?. M. and
rive in Lyr ohburt ut Up M
Stopping eaeh way, only vat Forest, Goodos LouIy's,
Iborty Oak Mulga. Lisbon, Buford's Bonsuck.
Gishs Mill, big Lick Salem. DyaIs Thomas and Big
Spring ThoS shAkl 6enl Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
FRESH ARRIVAL,
New 4 Fashionable dc Clothing

VNHE subscribers beg leave their old
friends and the public generally TINT they arc now
receiving the Lynchpurg Clothing Emporium, their
Spring Stock of Reedy-mado Clothing, consisting of
every variety and style Of Gentlom MS ware also,
beautiful assortment OF Cloths, Cn'smoros and Vest
ings all of which Ufci ut very low prices for cash
or % punctunl customers the usual credit
We have engaged the servi jcs of Mr.. Jnmes Il. Ed
wards who will attend To tho cutting department of
business and shy those who wish thoir clothing
mnde To order, can furnish them with the
be utiu goods before brought 10 this market, and
have them made up In the fashionable syle md
in overy case fit warranted, Those in will 40
well give Gull before purchasing elsewhere, we
determined To sell NJ prices To suit the times.
apsts HATCHER LOCKWOOD 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
KENT FAME & KENT
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
InForeign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No IL, Fourteenth st Richmond
SPRIN ADE, 1854.

-~----
NIE are now receiving per steamers and packets,
w from Glasgow, Liverpool and Havre. our sp ing
importation Of British French and German Dry Goods,
purchased upon the beat terms, entirely for cash,
prsnga very large and splendid assortment of and
beautiful styles And by various arrivals from New
York and Boston receiving full supply OF A
morcan Fabrics embracing every variety
We are also prepared with large stock Of ready
made Clothing manufactured NJ home under
supervision, In tho latest and beat style.
With atoek unusually large and well selected witt
increased facilities for doing business and with every
exerton our part 10 the bsst trade TINT
to the market, respectfully invite the merchants OF
Virginia. North Cnrolinu aud Tennessee examine orr
stack before purchasing, with tn. assurance TINT
goods will DO sod low they be bought In any
mnrkct in this country.
IL ia purpose to keep stock up throughout the
year and merchants visiting city, any will
find ia we'll preppred to serve them
KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
RIoHmuNp, Feb 81. 1854. mar l-d&c0w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Vs.E GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
! Establish mcmt lilo RACE WATEKS. 1893

NsaE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
Establish m q mt HORACE WATERS 1913
Broadway, New York. The best nnd most improved
Plan, and Melodeons T. Gilbert & Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Panos with without the Kocnn, md
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit of
these Instruments is too well know need further
mendation. GiLBERT's BouDoR PIANOS. elegant in
strument for small rooms. HALLEr & CumsTos's
W being sole agent for all the above Pianos, offer
them lower than amy Other honsc Iorace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him, having great
power Of and elasticity of touch. 333 broadway
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
try afrdng opportunity for selections Tot to be had
lsewhere Secondhand anos great bargains.
Price from 500 to $l75. Every instrument fully
Janted or the money refunded
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS OF keys
"a and powerful ms rument. Prices from &75 TO
5000 s. d. IL II w. Smiths ceiebroted Meodeons,
Martins unripallod Guitar,, Browns Harps Flunas,
Vions Brass instruments, &c. &c Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Meloleons factory prices l2d per
cent discount 10 Clergymen
MUSIC.-fhis list comprises the products OF the
great of both the American and European CON
lnens and is receiving additions by extern
sve publication of the choice and popular prices of the
day. Dealers in Music, and Teachers Of Seminaries
wishing purchase any music published or make ar
rangcments for continued snppl's of Mr. Waters new
issues will find it to their in crest TO call forward
their orders. Music any part of the Union or
Canadus. postage free. dOhACB WATERS.
II 0.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

E5Z HAVING - med connection with one "a
of thu lnrgest and best appointed mann -
1T factories Mt the Moth and made ample I
arrangements fo the manufacture of Furniture in the
city, am opening, at In" above House, a large
aud complete assortment of Fashionable Furn
tire us can be und in tho Stne, embracing all the
standard rcles usually found in houses of this kind
together with many recently introduced, md never be-
exhbi ed in this city.
My stock has been manufactured expressly for this
market-n large portion from and original designs
furnished xpess) for this ostnbshnent-made OF the
beet materials and furnished In tho most elegant style
Articles of Northern manufacture will be furnished nj
Northern retail prices of transportation added
Those prefein articles of Home mnnuiacturs will al
ways i.d large stook onhand from which to select.
From my long experience in the trade, and possessing
ncilics unequned by any house in the city, respect,
fully solicit n call from all wishing purchase, feeling
confident at | shall be able To please both regards
price and quality of ", rk
tVs Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished at the
shortest notice Hair aud Shuck Mattresses made To
order EDWARD }. fOLhEe.
I7-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

SACASES very superior mass md stick Liqno-
i ~ rice, just received and for SALE low.
HUNT IL HARVEY,
Cary, between I4ih a. 18th Streets.
any IL Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

LUM WATER.-l am this day receiving
"A supply of Alum Water in whole and half barrels
direct from the Springs in Rockbrdge county.
npl s.ts A. b. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

NEAST POWDERS.-A supply of Preston
4 & Melril's and Dunkee's Yeast Powders JUS to
hand and for sale by JOHN ii. SbA1 w.
apl ITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Paper Hangines and Upholstery.

Taper nahgshSs ana upnOlSterys
vNlE subscriber is receipt Of his entire
i Spring supply of PAPER Hangings Borders, Fire
Screens, Curtain Paper &C.. among which may be
found the aud latcst styles of Gill Silver, Deco.
ration, Plain Oak and Common Papers and Borders,
ON 10 cent. per piece to tho most expensive made;
~ he aid call particular attention assortment
of Fine 6nxed Papers at % cents per piece; also his
Satin and Danesk de LANES, Mosecns Cords Tassels
Gymps, Lace and Muso Curtains, Cornice Bands
Carpets, Rugs Mats, and Gilt Flowers, Fruit, Land
pc, Gothic and Plain Buff Shades from to $40 per
pnr.
Al.o, A, sd md "a check aud plain Canton Mat
tngs.
Floor aud Table Oil Cloths.
Also. % in "a Al and 4 Cocoa Mating
~ Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bed Lounges &c,
hand and made to order.
In offering his present assortment To his friends and
tho public he does with the full thai
handsome ohoce selection he found IN the
city, and certainly favorable terms.
Having workncn 81 AcksowLEpoEED SUPERIORITY,
witt his personal attention, he ia prepared
eeutc UPHOLSTERY aud PAPER HANGING in tho
most beautiful style. John II. REGNAULT,
1870 Min ST., Richmond Va.
N. B-Country Merchants supplied small ad-
original cost and which will be found their
advantage. [apl 1906
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
DILLARD a. OGDEN,
)CerS h Commission Merchants.

GrOcers h Commission Merchants,
Offer for Sale Large Stock of Grs cries.
sONSlS ING in part of the following articles New
" Orleans Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; Java, La.
guyra and Rio Coffee Iron st eli, and Nails of every
variety; Foreign nd D. .estie l. quors large assort-
of ST. pie Dry Good Hats Caps Boots, Shoes and
indeed very variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
10, G. Their stock is the largest that it has
beea their pleasure offer the public. Feeling
den they sell low ny house In the city, they
respectfully solicit ca from their friends and the pub
lie generally before purchasing.
WIN. s. DILLARD.
VIM Ii. OGDEN.
. Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18

ENEATHERS.-l 1000 lbs Fresh. Live Geese
l.. Feathers-just received and for sale by
npl Hts LEE L. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Turning! Turning!!

+ HAVE in my employ No. Turner, and am pre-
i pared to execute all orders in that line in suPeIio
style and with dispatch, the most reasonable terms
'anI 5ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-18
Il INSEED OIL AND PAINTS

Il 500 Gallons prime Lin,eed OIL,
1000 lbs White, Brown and Blue Zinc
A large supply of Lewis pure White Lead ooPa'
Varnish, Brushes, Colour, &c For sale by
anl lis JNO. II. SEAY & co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-20
Gaiena City Marble Manufactory.

VIE Undersigned keeps constantly On hand genera
assortment Of Monuments, Tom6-Stones, Head
stones, etc, which he il ready to furnish short notice
havng now been three years engaged in this city n
te business and having permancnt arrangements direc
with the celebrated Rutland, W. Quaries, and keeping
none but the very best worknen he - enabled TO sell
cheap and give better satisfaction than be given by
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
tance. My arrangements such that can deliver
work mt the very door of my customers, when desired
All work contracted for by my Agent, viii be filed
strictly according TO agreement.
The undersigned s Agent for the sale of French Burr
Mil Stones, Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys' Grst and Corn
Mills, Mill Irons, Screw Wire. etc.
Shop aud Ware House, Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
r. l. ROSEBROUGH.
Gaena, H., Sept 8, 1853 -2Itf.