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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02
RUSSIAN AccOuNTs oF LATE OPERATIONS

TRANSLATED fsoN FOREIGN PAPERS.
Neics from, TIE BLACK Srd-His Mni.stv the Enneror
has received rum tie aid camp general FRINGE Mem
shko report, dated Sehsstopol, of November T. an.
nouncing that the Vladimir aud Bcssarac have
ciplRtei two steamers Egyptian at guns taken
y boarding. aud the other Turkish, Carrying passengers
These two prizes and $50 prisoners have been brought
Scbistopol. The commander of the Egyptian steamer
who defended himself desperately, killed. On our
side We lost Lieutenant Jel,zGolf aud soldier Killed
The details at the combat not yet known.
Ncics from Tie DHtJe.-It appears from the reports
received foIa the aid de camp general, Prince Gocha
kof, IrnE 10 The situation OF affairs the Danube up
to hc t November, that after having evacuated the
NJ bant oi i.H Ter Opp0ie Tourtoukia, the Turks
tirrl~nHm doe ,u nd passed TO the tight bank, aud
witdrcS "r tho batteries OF the Island we'll
a. tIasc Of tI-Ss igh. of Y, -ouka.
T4c aI Of VNsmhcr b.. t. Col. Schnaposchnikoif
comma. Inn Of ,b ~ ,1ck regiment No 81, having
learned that The rL r. crossed III. Dannbe opposite
Ncopo. made 4, ~.oi upon \ ,GIs1l Taroo with the
reserved Soniis al hs regiment ~ =, ".s enemy 10
me number Of 20oD on heir regGn 6& ''s"t 'A"k OF
the Dinut,
oar Troops, who watch az tie ordl Of arc
pleasantly l!ced upon the inhabitants aud in pafSdged
W aus tuht with view Ia ward OF the inclcu5ency OF
coming season. Their health i. entirely satisfactory
Iupnlidc Russo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02
THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

Tonight ourczsns will have the first opportunity fur
shed them for attending the performance Of this compf
ny, numbering oil the first artistes of the day. We
have for several weeks past, catering notices
OF their performances, by contemporaries In Balti.
more aud Washngton they met with great success and
but for puncualy fulfilling their engagement here would
be induced to remAin in Washington week longer From
what we learn Of this company from reliable sources VIC
doubt not that their performance will furnish most pleas
ing enterta inment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

s We pleased to learn (says the Alexandria Ga.
zcttc that the track Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road, completed to Wili's M Saturday last and
that the will commence running regularly to and from
that point Monday, January ai thus reducing the dis
by stages to Gordonsvile to fifteen miles 1t is the
Intention Of the company prosecute the work Of track
laying during vorahla we,ter and it ia anticipated to
open The road to oangs Court House. about the middle
oil the canning month,
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'tiR" iiRE.-Wc understand that the prices Tor fac
''s iii' ia t' city have snarLly declined. Cur man.
f"7 are Offering from SI5 to 800 for number one
." "ih" ri tSiaers. To this reduction thc owners
oi m submit, yet and If neither party yields
the r". IIuurcs will lee TINT large number of hands
will boz oUaby withdrawn from the factories aud hired
on, upon tuc public works There Is large demand for
them b., Contractors, who offer from $40 $3.50. On
farm also there is considerable demand at :I27a $3.50.
c decline which nothing is conncd TO the to.
HL--n lLrLnrlel.-- Laket.LMrA L.L-hLiAeM-cc.
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MAroRs CoURr SATURDAY There was no criminal br
sness transacted in this Saturday. Two or three
persons dned for permitting their boys to drive iu
| rousy through the city.
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MARRIED.

IT. Washington City, u c. "Wednesday 2,ih Dec by Rev.
Mr. Richards Mr.. JOsErIO uoODE and Mss MARTHA tOUIS
son, all 81 THIS city.
On the 2tI ut by the Rev VIM Friend POwiATAH ROBERT
SON If t Aiss LEILA H. BERNARD
II. BeTa3Ti, ~ Of Caroline county.
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INSPECTIONS FLOUR Richmond Tor the quarter
n ending December Dist, 1853
2,n85 barrels Family
i,S,I do Extra supcThuc
1929 10 superhne
$500 half do 10
do ZINE
1883 do Middlings
1871 =. CONDEMNED.

~ IIII. a. HitAINEnD.-Dr. Trusrnn can be- con
Exchange i1oel until gltudly IL
10 II A. ~ aud u r. ST. Mysiy will D.. short ua ~,
all who wish treatment apply
Addressing JId, box TOi New Oity stating m
Of teT and whether the eyeJa
whether the stands promptly
dOara, obtain advice
for advice will b. deducted. flyoraJy con
tidersd
restored persons perfect sig In of
total blindness Of % years andin
by 10 seconds ~ minutes application,
Of his Recovery, without cutting, pain wasl.
has, also, cured ~ inflammation
grade; pain from, and intolerance ghl
loss Of sight from ana which
remained perfnanc ut "a the sent mou,fnt
abundant evidence 81 the aot statc
Of treated and published
Daper Many persons be athis room At
~ " each at which hours Dr. 49,
osrfments the worst that nay be presented.
r. H. ah0ye, for hour aud those who do NOT
Bfainsrd within the time stated an
jI2-Gt
NNT ANIED.--A partn'r or p1Ttnef viii, q capiti ~
w $4,000 The wiiteT Of this article has done oyer 40
Of business IN less Than days busine4f
rom 100 per cent wholly cash e Is certain
hundred thousand dolaTs In
eve years .
Apply nj 10 A. NJ, or at y ST. room No Exchange Hotel
January th ls0l folstters answered az
NNTANTED.-- with casL capital Educated AMI
N3<Rsihle2k HeE.elt, with prop capital and buslpes nu
: :. >sgQO % 5000 ,er annnn ''''
: e - ~: = tuTdsy, January 9Th, 1854
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BsHors PAN"IANA.-This beautiful work of art, com.
bined with vocal music will bs exhibited for the 6,st
time in this city, this evening. See advertisement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

CuoLrEA-For the wecl ending Sunday, the 18th inst
there 1873 deaths in New Orleans of which 80 were
fson cholera and from yellow fever.
The brownsville trexasJ Flag, of the 3i inst, the
number of deaths in the garrison nce the 18th ult is
Of which iUur commissioned officers making
the total number during the enidemic 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02
.S- The Cincinnati Commercial says

THE cause at the existing luminosity against the nun.
clio is said 10 be in consequence of hee that he
siby favored the liberals of laiy but realty ONLY for the
purpose Of betayng them and that on one occasion he
caused one OF them TO be 6iyed alive
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lHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 9, 1854.

To CORRESPONDENTS.
euers On busness be addressed "Eiitors az
Rs Wig" Z"
Articles written both jes paper be published
h'sh rule ,ng standing, ought all and will
"a no case be departed from Obituary eight
ttnes are charged for as advertisen,en %
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METROPOLITAN HALL!


LAST THREE NIGHTS OF
SdNFORDS " u. OPERA TROUPE,
This evening, second night of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
or Real Life la OLD virginia.
The IL only Rehuke 60 Mrs
Stage aud performed ganords Troupe
tive nights "a Philadelphia.
II ~ Sitter IN HIS DANCES.
Por particulars small tils
Doc open GH oeock-ccmmence at IN. Tickets 25
dog 81
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CnEAr RIVER IN THIS SrArE.-A correspondent of I! e
National Lntellgeneer, saya of lh. curious river:


National Inteligcncer, says of this curious river:
Sew imagined we had near great a wonder OF
nature the falls Of the black fork of Cheat river which
descend five Pix hundred feet in number o
leaps. and great curiosity the falls oi Tcquen
dana, in South America. The whole of the All,ghany
range, Georgia. contains kabc scencry, and
mount'ns Afford finer subjects for hetoust aud artist
Correa de Scrra called the Cherokee country the Tuca
ny OF America! There il very remarkable fall in Ha>
hersain county, which believe has been described
"The r"nntry the Cheat river, which contains the
Falls of Black Fork, il almost a wilderness There is
district Of ut least forty miles by twenty in Randolph
county, Inhabited only by bears, deer, aud other wild
inals. am informed it belongs to the family, and NAV
he shortly brought into the market by sales for
part of it is beautiful country, formed by the streams
which descend the slopes o the Allegheny mountains to
the river. The magnificent timber, chiefly white oak so
important ia Western steamboat building directly
IRON the Cheat river 1t abounds in coal and iron
The aonOnSihca MOrgantown divides the river which
retains the name, coming from the SOUTH the other the
Cheat which Is the main stem, retas the general course
passing through singularly picturesque mountain re
yet with much fertile land well adapted caltiystion'
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4 WARNING,

Delay barber not in your mind that sentence Of
!, ,-i,, -, Wv az " " e", 0r 'ha' you car cure
per with your x,r F" '0''' Beware how you tam
We wild AID yiciou, youth. ubv viii, 70 n.r,, T.,
ING .nG ,
we'll physically you eau be cured with few doses Of plea
SAINT medIeines'
drag miserable untitled r hs 'na re-
noyeL, ant wish to be restored to health and % h
at once pleasant and erea' .hoad consult DIR. MORRIS
physician Of been 'ea's than that other
with or nve been for year, Afflicted
to health his really
IN IS n h'e dOilars-address Dr. ~ N. HoRRIs
cne, up wi. lie sent and win,
full direction, thereS;'th, and no question,assld
letter Cancer pe ano s er.rs s, oa u,
can he cured " home by "e pa MoRRs S
Letter post paid enclosing Zee Medicine. pleasant and
ps ay Of the United
Ladies who may be ae,ed with Ire sares Flour ASa. or
White az u or FALLING . of N, w vso mould 70. vel
care. ares ' ID,
o@se: Room. No. H. up stains, oe22-diy
Ssie M a G S P
short or Near gh,e ases Hour. or s o OH
A. H. and from to r. NJ ~ ' consultation , ais 10 ~
sU- MOTHERS BHkAsr CiIOTIIs-These Cloths will DO
RELIEF 10 ,,; IN ,h '"' give ,oIe .n''e ana speedy
oq or any other cause than any n"r known to III. rs ,,
day rney may be worn without the least discomfort
" e"evs' d',esaIs or inflammation
and in every instance rreysn,,s :" gave ,,'s
sands who suffer "1 during the period Of nursing Directions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02
ODD FELLOWS, HAIL

ONE JgEEh ONLY,
COMMENCING MO9DAY. JANUARY and
nv RISBOp'S SEHtO-CDMIC PANOHAHIC
u 0 auI Vocal EneTt tinmybt e MONT BLANC life q
DrunL,rd Italy American Expedition search Of Sir John
PSahtEr, IAst Man, Sc.
Nbr,yf A1I lecturer BishOp
FNLiE .ion ,sry ysI,Iur WIuSgspAT Afternoon.
Admission 9" cents Ciiidreb hali price.
dt9J JANIS SEYMOUR, Proprietor
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ors,RAl OBSERVATIONS.

We cannot close this notice without rendering 70 our
friend and No add. peculiar fayoritc II. X Ryson
our thanks for his Kindness not ohly upon this but upon
Other occasions
,matoS in which he stands with every member OF the
Legislature "a well the community at large He pos
se,ses Qualities which could no, fail to cndcar hinr
and that those qualities will conciliats useful influence
with others In behalf Of Richmond, have the least
doubt We trust he shall always continue TO enjoy that
esteem to which no Is emnently entitled.
We cannot omit, In this connection, the Of Thos
Dodamead, ESQ, appropriately termed in the resoI.
ton the genemany and efficient Superintendent Of the
Petersburg Railroad. We must say that his Kindness
and a,tention. well as his general information cheer.
fully Impaired was due much Of the pleasures which We
rs We doubt not all the members, enjoyed.
Dr. Robinson, Of Norfolk has also our thanks for hi,
kindnes, aud attention. We informed that he 100
had extended invitation the members 90 supper at
his residence Of which they unable TO avail them
selves.
In Short the whole affair to US source OF pleasure
which We cannot easily forget. Tho occasion one OF
infinite satisfaction, much Of the actual
pleasures which derived the opportunity afforded us
Of making the acquaintance u individuals, whose ntma-
cy much esteem IL other satisfaction afforded
in this connection than having formed the
OF Mr.. Staples Of Montgomery would prize the occa-
sion u happy And for many other reasons of
similar character shall long In fond reinen,-
brance tho happy scenes aud incidents peculiar to th
agreeable excursion.
Tux COLUMBIAN liorrL.--A Grand Snpprr.-Afler all
Reporters have apretty good time, especially when they
get into tho good graccs Of such persons Col Ward
and Mr.. Scayrcs of the Columbian, friend Mr. BAL.
lard Of the Exchange.
It's all free gratis in those places for privileged folks
like u. Nay, would appear that society is sought
after rs apprecabe boon. We fear the upshot Of all
this will be, physical enlargement corpucnce the
e,istance Of which, in his own person, General Smith, in
his speech at the Norfolk supper ascribed State pride
and other cause. The incentive with ~ In kindred
connection, is equally srong aud already begin.
ming tn feel the effects of these favors.
We formed one among nearly two hundred guests who
partook of magnificent supper at the Columbian Hotel
on Saturday night. II affair grand We sup.
posed il possible 10 get up. No variety that could be
wishedo for, wanting. And in fact, tho entire arrange
ment magnificent. We noticed members Of the
Legislature among the guests, and large crowd of our
immediate citizens. The Who'll, affair reflected that tus
aud genuine spirit Of hospitality for which the accommo.
dating propretors of the Columbian are remarkable
We tender them sincere thanks for their kind re.
smbrancs OF us and wish them many happy returns of
the season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

Mr. DYcnr presented the pctih5!\
Commissioner of the Revenue Of AZ
an increase Of his salary.
Referred to the committee on Fini
On motion Of Mr.. HAYWOOD,
The House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

RANGE OF THE TuERmOMETEu
Al N0HRiS' B-t.fore, W MiiT sfoo,i, B''e"hsr 3ch.
s"f g. ~ s si 8 o 81
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DIED.,

On FrisT morning 20 minutes past O'clock GFO W. HO
WtL IN the eth year Of bis age.
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nnnnrnsAIs Inlt Ii,II1IINlIq CnAIN

sraIr pTtLo,aIg viii Le trcy,d the Philadelphia "a.
thc anulciuTr Of Gas O. be delivered N The tie
DIS WoIs say part a. vhol contract esch Of
aud Oclob and the rmsh'ng nth part the month q Hor
Der merit
the Engineer The ate the
az variety II coal ' intended to furn ant Of Ein ll
the time Of opening the proposals. The goss b
viii be can,idereI the weight intended prepo ais us
mts,ss ihs struck 6usIe u SGs cubic sebe Win be S.rg IN
failure TO deliver the Cos according 10 seement the
they deem best and charge 10 the
mage consequent such failure.
The paytn wv IN Two egl nstaments, AZ four and
month be tcnas the average of the monthly livery or
the opon o. The payments will be made In cash, with
soali The prefer deliver the Coal ,ater than
required will be eeeved, but vniLe made date
forI The times specified.
Satisfactory iecuriy for the fulhasn, Of The contra, will be
Pills. Gas works, Dec. 2sh. y isn a"in
NOTICE by virtue 81 decree OF the County Court Of
~ Chesterfield 1shaIi sell to the hrhs bidder on m 18th Of
January next the late residence Mr. Phsbe Cteaham
deed The tract band belonging 10 the Of Rchsrd Chea
following terms viz Cash the tfsRic ard
credit the residue follows nrh paysbe In sixty
IN months and remaining fourth % m ssitsen months
bearsg Interest from The day Bouds win approved
security viii be regued and the title .ianed un The purchase
money 10 fully paid.
pANIp. aooDE.
HB-This tract o. Land and DveTnr I, 1921 ,hon, r
south OF TomahaWk Station on the Danviis n.
Tabls neighbofhood' Uih2ctdsl I%<<
UDEw ron SALE at FIRST Baptist oLursb. M q, X
~ ia ---------- ALyEY
EusH'-iIss hal S,r 5s1,,,
~ half hits
sco@ Smoked Hei'ing, ree.v.,
Io LIVE vi
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Third DAY.

wednesday morning being fAed for the trip 10 Old
Point all except ourselves the boat "Wiiiam Sell
den at the appointed time Is o'clock Nj Ellyson our
selves and young friend the only persons out of the
number who were not present at early breakfast (eects
o temperance or rather tetotalism All boar
aud the boat had just left the wharf had reached It,
hut theycoui not leave without and they accordingly
returned ard took on board. There very little OF
importance occurred board than the discovery Of
previous night of almost every watch amongst the mem
beTs.
We enjoyed rich board upon the fact of the
general run down being asceraincd by the inquiries of
one member OF several others what time it was with
view to set his watch right The reply in all instances was
my watch Is down, forgot wind it up last night
we heid some canddly confess that they rather
much wound up themselves and that they therefore forgot
to attend TO their watches Very awkward position on
board boat No 10 tell the time
We reached Old Point at = o'clock and pursuant to
arrangement, walked TO Hampton where dinner was pre-
pared aeea6y to notice given when the Steamer touch
gu mere IN the morning. her way Old Point. Whio
at Od Point it commenced rain and there being no
place Of reception. the Hotel being closed they readily
ssGa.ssa 70 Mamp..l.->I. rsinsd hsaYiE dlSils the
tramp, and The road which, in tho driest wouN
seem to be jisagreeble rendered exceedingly by
tho wet.
They stopped at Berchers Hotel while in Hampton,
and dned there while awaiting the return OF Tho SWIM
Selich fom Matthews, TO which place she went from
Old Point
At 4 o'clock P. NJ, she arrived at Hampton and
having taken board her precious cargo proceeded to
Norfolk, where shc arrived about half past clock in
the evening. Nothing of importance trauspired during
the reminder of that evening all having retired early
to bed to make amends for the late evelnrs of the pre-
yious night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

Oihee an Bank street. near Ninth, Richmond, Va.
sysi"m cash, dividends cash; credits the value
which none can tc because No" convertible but
.i, dividends and losses paid ncas, is the system oce
hs operations cash. the
settlement day n"Verrenced Tie contrary
~ holders OF policies are never disappointed Mere than
hces ia iTcr Of two year, standing, Tor life will
purchased upon urf'nler and third to
amount VI pre- muI15 paid 10 ia. Office
spectuses. \ r. gRAWpnuD p,..LI.r,
CH.HLt9 q. lMNY, Secretary.
PiISY FISK, AciuaTy.
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The MAGICAL DEuocRAcy rus kErSrosE SrArr-
The Philadelphia correspondence Of the Baltimore Amer
Jean of the 10Th, says -"Thc National Hard Demo-
Gratis, who desire man for Governor who OPP
posed to tho Interference Of the Federal Government in
the local Affairs of State, aud who believe the last Bal
tmore Convention gave its "approvar to, and ~ mere
"aeYaiescenee" in Tho Compromise Of 80. have
announced their intention of holding grand demonsirs-
ton at the Chinese Saloon TO. night Among the
speakers announce are: Hon Jesse Bright Hon Rcl-
ard Broadhead, Hon NJ 7 Hunter, Hon j Mason,
Hon John u Weller Hon Henry S Foote Hon Howell
Cobb Hon Mike Wash, Hon John Wheeler Hon h
eating Hon Judge Gel, Hon Judge Jones, of Reading
and Commodore Stockton. Their advertisement contains
the following note -" The COMMITTEES having received
no from the Hon Jere. Clemens, must consiic
and den"unce the letter, published from him. I'M
puicnt kodr, aud a trick Of the Abolitoni-tsn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-03-17

SINGULAR ESCAPE FROM TIGER last week,
the Inhabitants of Newton Stewart and neigh
borhood were thrown into considerable state
of excitement, by the report that Lieutenant
Stewart, son of James Stewart, ESQ.,, of
Cairnsmore, was mortally wounded by tiger
while out hunting near Churan Fort, India.
where the camp Of the lieutenant governor of
the n. w. provinces is situated. Mr..
Stewart, who is aid-de-camp to the governor,
is man well known as possessing the most
ndomitable courage, coupled with extraor
binary presence of mind-hence the most ex-
aggerated statements readily gained credence.
However, on particular inquiry, we learn
that Lieutenant Stewart, being separated a
short distance from the rest of the party, had
got within reach of the tiger without being
aware OF its close proximity, and was Instant
ly struck down before he had time to dis
charge his gun, both barrels of which were
loaded; but his presence Of mind did not for
sake him at that awful moment. Feeling
that his only chance would he in counterfeit
ing death. he lay perfectly still When the
tiger had passed him "A pace or two he re-
turned, and, lifting him up, carried him of
short distance, frequently changing his
hold, before finally dropping him, which al
length he did, then staid growing over him a
few moments, striking the victim with his
oiooo" Pa" anu, pelie'lhR MIN uedd, maze or
through the long grass, after inhicting nc
fewer than thirteen wounds upon the helpless
sufferer, who, by Gods blessing, was enabled
during these awful moments to remain per
fectly motionless, notwithstanding the agony
Of mind as well as body he must have endured
The last accounts received at Cairnsmore were
written by Lieutenant Stewart himself, il
pencil week after the fearful occurrence
and contain favorable report of his recovery
Ayr Adrert,ser
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WATCHES, JEW ELRl
AND
FINE FANCY GOODS.

IL t. desire to call the attention Of the
W Citizens OF Burlington and Vicinity to
s'cck OF Goods to which we have lately made, aud
are frequently making large additions. We have
mcst complete assortment OF W atches ranging m
price from Toto POO dollars; amongst which
some movements OF beautiful finish and adaptation
time, manufactured IN Liverpool to on order land
cased by the best makers III tins country.-and OF
standard Gold We have a choice selection of the
latest styles oiJewrlry in all It's branch-s--Fob
Vest and Guard Chains,-and Chnttelonts Dia-
mond Ruby Pearl, Garnet and other Stnnc aud
Paste Pms and Kings in great variety OF style aud
price. We have on hand at all times, general
stock OF Silver Ware OF the very best manufacture
and quality-we keep no other but pure STANDARD
Silver, and as snch We warrant it. Our assortment
OF Plated Goods is large, and from the most reliable
manufactures,-and in the Fancy Goods line, we
purpose keeping none bat rich and fine articles.
We aim, by pursuing an underwriting ,'airbus,ness
course on The Cosh, one price l0n profit system, 10
establish house, that will command aud deserve
the confidence and patronage Of the community.
II. V HORTON a. co.
Burlington, Nov. 8. d&wtl
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hINsicy a Barring.

"a IFVTTIH-,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
nRt;iWg STREET, near G,e,nwch STREE, NV York
~ in price., GRIZZLY or by letter oonlly regarded
n"tch, &c. ~
Sc WfNG Ma CHIMES.
GROVER, RiKER & 60,
Lh'N MA'IlNFi' mo-" Justly the most approved
aud no controversy cNi.ts hrtwecn il and an =
other patent. Offices, i0j Broadway, New York .
faymarket square, Boston and r. South 9TH st -.
Philadelphia. Iv
September lsi2