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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

PERSONAL EXAMINATION
Engineers and all others with the Ga, 49,
70 visit the Experimental Room OF Company and aI
SNtsy themselves OF the value OF the Regulator.
THE SAVING MADE
varies with the pressure Of the
i've cent Is Acknowledged of
are daily reported the Company bills shown rhsr
aad even 70 per cent has been saved Circular on The
contain. lie, Of references widely Of such
eht IN The com nunity that
SN''Se ~ I" iu
Circulars sent By mail when
by penny post or mail puuetually attended 10. e''
90 Call and examine for oar- Ne
YORK Gas REGULATOR COMPANY, 2s2 Broaduay. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

+" CLAY PLEAsANTs, 1TT0RNET 4 IA " Good.
11s land Court House, "a, will practice in the Courts
Gooehlsnd, and Of the adj1inng counties. jal1-c2w
HpUMFOHD ACADEMY, King William, SA.-The next
February and end the LIST Of July.
Mr. H. O. Timberiake who conducting School
during the sessions entire
retained Assistant. He well qualified
teacher.
The Subscribers undivided attention Is given the school,
board and tuition and every lights, f5
for Eve months $40 month
July next. Address JOHN II. PITTS,
RumG nrd Aradc u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

MOTICE,-our boys Jacob and jackson, will be AT The
customers and friends design selling. 80
iio PUILIAM DAVIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17
ENGINEERS TESTIMONY.

IT,. a., y.-,,-. hASnATTAs Gas wopEs, Oct a. 1ssa
N ngaatar Of Dr. kiider L. my opinion IN. most
lhsTurn' Mt for regulating Of
ha have ever Is In prinenie ~ M
plh a1Eirahiy he objects "a vas d.srnss r, n
Eses seahness in Flights. the pre, nr. =,
" 'hs iaurneni reduced Considerably below thai on M
tAhs u Sih enable the gain an eon.i NC
nsht AZ smaller expenditure for the s, az
obtained. N s''''s' = ,ns amount flight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

SMiTH'S TOOLS.-Just receiving a large stock OF An.
~ wills, Vices Bellows Stocks Dies Files OF ali Inds
every article belonging to the shop = " ' '"'
Machinsts, Planters and
ing by calling before purchasing elsewhere. $3.50
t,o JOHNSTON 4 BRANsFoRD,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

"ANpED.-1 wish TO employ ImI5ccIairiy a White no
small family. WI :, ,I Iasn and IRON, for
Re trean Mat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

lsEEDSThe have her
usual annual supply Of fresh genuine GARDEN sEFD cn
yatsn on the ground, o. Mr. David Lande,h Philadelphia
quay oi whose Feeds IL generally
but few persons having occasion purchase Seeds who can be
unacquanisd with them. The following comprise part Of our
assortment, and may be relied upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

WARD hcADAH oGers for 1this Msauortary - ~
To-, T 10th street aud the Market IA &c va
~ oaeE ,rown, yellow and Soaps; Palm Rose tno,J
Car DO With general assortment No CaTiGe
Se ihe superiority OF his black ~
~ N'nt q enuiAcuTstl, IL aested
nor ielphia and other Northern cities Nj M. a., 80.
peculiar d!stincoa, while hi, eSrort, a. ~"
P sl,y inc sas.ns lie has haad quantity Of bcauta
hr-e years od Country Merchants will end IN a5ran
% 10 deaiat his Mandatory His price viii be found ss
Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

''o''A' IN fso. Ctr Collector.
81 Davenport, Allen & Co., Aucts.
NhoCtHks Dc, nj tuction.-On Thursiay 18Th January
We sell At 10 O'Clock, store an
OF Groceries viz. 'N - assS''1seh'
Is hhds new crop New Orleans Sugar
% DO Porto Rico Sugar,
81 bills
loo bills Coffee do
% hhdS Mos..e.,
200 bass Rio, Java and ManilI. CoGe
Reetihed whikey, N. Rum B,eon pIee w,.,-i,.
dreen and BLACK Teas, Soap Candles. Brandy tr
TfHss-Undsr 0eat and over me- nth, er,a, far an
proved paper. 'u'' '0' Ap'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFICH.
58 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. y ~. 81
Fr0na .Juneg1lato October 81, ,sls

a tf15 = =
sss Dsss s siss. sss@ a,sa L Il
EATsEAsTERN MAIL ,I45 MoBILEs. 3 Arriyesdaily
t4 at Closes daily at 10Y M for paid and nm
letters suppying The following WIZ ofoss: Bay st
tuesday @ asn snd saay Sss Fos ssa
mississippi City and Ocean Springs, will close on
Gay at 2k M; o'Rourke's on Tuesday and Thurs.
seREA AT,wEsTERN MALL a Supplying Baton Rouge,
81 Francsyiile, Natchez Grand Gulf vicksburs, Lake
Providence. Worthngton's Point, Greenvie, Grand
ss Lake Columbia, Napoleon, white River, Helena,
Memphis, Randolph, New Madrid, Hickman Ct,um-
bus, Ky, Cairo, Paducah, shawneetown Hendesson,
5 Evansville and Louisville four times week. Closes
heas
WILLIE Twice week. Closes at 3r. M. Arrives daily,
VI Napoleon, Memphis, Hickman, Cairo and St, Louis
Closes daily lsnndsys excepted1 at 81. Arrives
VIcKsBURG MAIL. Supplying Donaldsonvlle, Baton
Rouge St Francsyille, Red River Landing, Fort
Grand Gulf, Warrenton and yicksburg. Closes on
Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday at p. NJ
Arrives on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday
ST -TRANcisv1LLE OR COAST MAIL =. Supplying
Labranche,s Landing, Taylors Bonnet Carre, Ed;
interior New River Bayou, ,Goula, ,Ibervse, Plaaue-
interior Lobdell's store Port hadson, Hermitage,
s'sS Interior Closes on Sunday and Friday at Am.
andIon Monday and Wednesday ats r. M Arrives,
y as2n M Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by
RED RIVER MAIL. Supplying Alexa,iarla Grand
Ecore Natehitoches Shreveport and Eastern Texas
9 CLOSES three times a. week at 8 NJ, generally on
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Arrives three times
o0yINGTfjN OR LAKE MAIL4... Closes on Monday,
= Wedr .esday and Friday ateA.m. Arrives on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday by A ?. M. .aq
AAfAY ETTE MAIL Closes daily Except Sunday ct
Ayriv daily {avnp mt uuda A M
q Ad Friday At I'm. Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday
TEy EAU-BEUfF MAIL. Closes daily (except Sun
SSsy atgaa Ras dag hMg q Parish
of Paquemines. :, Closes Friday at ?. NJ. Due
aAITEsTSs, s1IGalrA, 1spIAsoLA AND PORT ss:r
BRAaosy ats rIss 3.
et1 D A.m. M Due every other ii: Monday 1t r NJ
VERA CRUZ AND TAMPIoo Supplying all Mexico.
Dne on The l1tf and 25th Postage-1o cents per
half ounce; newspapers cents each prepaid
HAvANAM ALL. Closes direct on the 11th and 2sth Of
aH each month at Due or about the 9th and
e Both Postage Payable IN .aduasce On letters 10
cents; newspaperss z cents, rosssss,,,,s -,
s THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICA,
X ANB THE ATLANTIC COAST OF SOUTH AMER
s5 ICA VA HAVANA. Postage Payable in .adpniee,
When the distance from the United Half OF. News
IS States mailing office is sF Letter. paper.
$500 miles or under. 10c. &c.
over 2ooo mes o M ,r;s,i ,os;t ~ ~ =
2500 miles or under .s...-.... Sae Co.
Over $500 miles. 44cs oc. Z
when received in the United States, and a, ~
II @S the distance to the office of deliveryts- @ va
$500 milea or under loc. 70.
NE NV 9gp GRANADA ANAL WEST COAST Of souri, AMEK1-
4 isIASpsa Isl s6sTRALTA, VAN piEMEN;s LAND,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

SINGULAR SurmDE.--Ye Yesterday afternoon,
man named James Walker, living in the south 2
western part of the city, committed suicide by
leaping into the Schuy kill near Market street
bridge, and drowning himself ses Walker was sit
ting near, the river in company withhis brother
law, when he suddenly took of his hat and
handing it 20 hitter said: g Good bye, ann
aoifl" and dsjumped into the river The body
Nv as, soonsefter recovered, bus life wss extinct
The deceased was at one time engaged In the
clothing business, in Market street, near
Twelfth. He WAS subsequently in the Florida
war, where he served as captain. The cause of
the rash act which hurried him out Of the world
ID attributed to domestic trouble. [Philadel.
phia Evening Bulletins 17th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
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.yECREr DfsEA sEs-O Office 50 Customhouis,e

~ stress betveen Royal and ureets-DR MEs
would ssens
me
obtan SAFE and
speedy other
nenee zee discovered Rsdias rsa can only Be
charge will be Dr. Of csrheaies from c
the euestbey
Effected by celebrated Physicians
Since this city the
that the OF these
but perfect
order that the avail themselves Of these
newly provdsatia discoveries Dr. y has iocsed psrma-
this Cuohense No. 81, Private hooms
served. ~ Once hoaIHfromI An. toaP-Ms fsblslylp
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VOLUME VII. =. = 7
D sla' aR aas m So ~

AD 4pooA Emigration Remittance Once,
New 0leans Ships sailing from and Dublin
New Orleans the United
Ppfss fsnd remit money ass
ofend safe and increased facility by applying
@. EDMON Ds, Agent, 80 Bank Place, New Oreanns
Al letter., post paid will havG attention.
Barclay Perkins Co.'S London Porter English Cheeses Pickles
and Liverpool Salt In qnantses TO na purchase CIar Wines
T wnntsd 1000 upwards. Apply as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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sos saBaag 10 .aasi5fEi IN u lo oss tei7l5 Ags
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

Z
4 The Duty oFHAILDRs TOWARDS PASSENGERS.
In theAcase of Holmes, tried in the United
States Circuit Courtiin Philadelphia, about IA
years ago, for manslaughter, for throwing.
passengers overheard from q boat Of the
wrecked ship William Brown, Id order to
tighten the boat and save the lives Of the res
mainder, Judge Baldwin applied the law in re-,
lation to the duties Of sailors towards passengers
in the following manner: - ! 40. e.
+ ,isWe must look not only to the jeopardy in
which the parties were placed, but also to the
relations il which they stood. a familiar ap-
plcati6n Of this principle presents itself in the
obligations which rest upon the owners Of
stages, steamboats, and other vehicles Of trans
portation III consideration Of the payment Of
fare, the owners Of the vehicle are bound nd. to
transport the passengers to the place Of CON
templated destination Having, in all emer-
gencies, the conduct Of the journey and the con-
troll OF the passengers, the owners rest under
every obligation for care, skill and general Ca
pacity and if, FROM defect Of any Of these re-
auisites, grievous injury is done to the passen-
ger, the persons employed are liable, The pas
lsenger, owes no duty but submission; IL he is
| under no obligations TO protect and keep the
conductor in safety, nor is the passenger bound
| to labor, except in cases Of emergency, where
| his services are required by unanticipated and
| uncommon danger. Such is the relation which
exists on shipboard, The passenger stands in q
position different from that Of the officers and
seanen; it is the sailor who must encounter
| the hAfdships and perils Of the voyage s3
| q Nor can this relation be changed when thu
ship is lost by tempest or other dangers Of ths
| sea, and all on board have betaken themselves
| for safety, to the small boats for imminenc,
/ of danger can not absolve from duty. The
sailor is bound, as before,ito undergo whatever
lhazard is necessary to preserve the boat ane
the passengers. Should the emergency become
90 extreme as TO call for the sacrifice Of life
there can be no reason why the law does moi
still remain the same the passenger not being
4 bound either to labor or incur the risk OF life
q cannot be bound to sacrifice his existence t.
preserve the sailors. The captain, indeed. ans
! q sufficient number Of seamen to navigate th'
boat, must be preserved for, except these abid
in the ship, ali will perish ;=but if there be NOR
4 seamen than are necessary TO manage the boat
i the sunernumerary sailors have no right fe
their safety to sacrifice the. passengers sTh
sailors and passengers. in fact, cannot be re
: garded as in equal positions, The sailor It
use the language Of distinguished writer
owes more benevolence to another than to him
self; he is bound to set greater value on tn
life Of others than on his own; and while "
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ICE CEs---.9-ICEis---ICE..'

ZOE! ICE!!-J.z STAFFORD 3 Co., Wholesale
and IN IC e. u Esfn street. opposite
the IN n atoad sds; ~ ftl9
" -. L,evee atreet; I
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f2 eyeeBtres;; ls3iHa1
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s,rs No, ess TchDu, sitoalas hi tE Hsggi5st,
Nc, treet
pistre f51eee No IA New Levee - sl,i. iau1 IL
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.f,svioY Horp. Wssk Dgyss From 7A,,M 10 8 r. M
~ y - Sundays aid Holidays From 0 to II
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KNoWN WfIRN TRIED-Thsse gentlemen take pieaaurs 10
ystmtnge beeante TWO of
their private practice Y os mum
they have by 70 o
IsL NEW ALBANY, indana. Jply lsAss a
N5Fssps r. A FAHNESToCK aCO.-GKsTLEMEs Having sold
os time and having sen osd for
many ysars recommend t all - safe and ensnt ens
csea instance have any evil
esuls following administration but awaSa has the
Beylug that has been set FORT IN 2 W
tvhions not cnly nrs
oners hut n sn would % All who
rsz .h vernuge IN ts yi,,es
sos Whoissalr ana Retail BY prncipsi
an.t Se,chsuts United satea o2i Win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

GTARCH-1O0 boxes Colgate's Pearl.
- CONVERSE co, cor Canal and New lsvee sssssss.
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sIJNDNY5 EXC CEPEEDy AT % ST. CHA
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a against The Of Steel
Springs Umay with the under strap. sou
above. tsts9s tss1 E5att Ns5e A5st2 l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

N ATCHES--zO cases IN TIN D0xes, gross
1--WE 7oach for salsb by CONVERSE co,
niaiw Canal and New Levss streets.
SALT 10000 sacks Salt, at the Algiers
"Sisno's'' COCHRAN HALL. ss Graviar street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
$2OO Reward or 100 for Each.

LNSCAPED from the Arkansas Penitentiary on the El night of the 20th April, 1854, the following de- serbed convcts for whose apprehension and delivery to the Pententiary at Little Rock, the above reward will be paid.
 Descriptions: a
 JOHN SMITH, sentenced from Ouachita county for ten years born in South Carolina blacksmith by trade, 27 pears od single man, has blue eyes, auborn har is feet 1 inch high fair skin, tall spare built has an awarkward walk and husky voice.
 JOHN HARRINGTON, sentenced from Lafayette county for five years Irishman, feet inches high s2 years od has dark hair grey eyes, dark complex ion heavy set
 They all can be distinguished by examining their heads the hair on one side being cut shorter than on the other. GEORGE 6 ROBINS,
 April 25 '54 If ~ Contractors Ark. Peni.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
ARKANSAS COFFEE HOUSE,

ARKANSAS COFFEE HOUSE,
 LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING. THE Proprietor has on hand, and is cOn- Il stantly receiving the following
 Foreign and Domestic Liquors;
 Wines and Cordials of every description; Cigars;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, etc. All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices. Persons from the country wishing to pur- chase, will please call and see my stock before pur- chasing elsewhere as l intend to sell low as any house in the city. MICHAEL TANTI. April II, 1854.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

TTAVANA CIGARS.-Justr received from Phil III adelphia, 10,O 900 Premium Cigars, 2,900 import ed " Panatella," 1000 imp. Constancia ;" 300 imp LaFidehdad, n OoO imp. /" Filomena." For sale by
 May 23 TUCKER S ROSS.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
2 2 ! 2 2 2 2 E E
McCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LININIENT. LlNE miraculous cures that this celehrated

McCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LININlENT. IRE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine has performed, after all other remedies had failed warrants the proprietor in asserting that it is the only Linment that will cure Chronic orintam- matorv Rheumatism, Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints, Muscles or fragments, contracted Mus cles, Bruises Sprans, Neuralgia, Tooth -ache, Ear ache, or any pain. It will remove any swelling tu- mor, piles, hard Jumps, caked breast, sore nipples, bites of musqmtoes. or any inflammation.
 And will cleanse, purify and heal the foulest ulcer sores on the legs shins, difference how long they have existed It will also soothe and heal burns, scalds fresh cuts, wounds etc. sooner than other remedy.
 Over Million of Bottles Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is increas- ing daily and we have never heard of case wherein 1t has failed to cure any external disease when proper ly applied.
 ho then will suffer from pains, sores or swengs when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
 Read the following certificate which is 1ncOntestable Proof. of what we have asserted: J. H. McLEAN-Sir: feel it . duty I owe to the public, to make known the following, hoping they may learn by my experience, and discard worthless stu which has been pressed into notice by false cer tcates and long advertisements. For six months was confined to my crip- pie from rheumatism. My knee swollen tre- mendously, producing the most severe pains. The muscles were contracted that could straighten my leg at all. l applied the Mustang Lniment for four weeks, but it done no good than any other grease. obtained and used your Volcanic Oil Lini- ment in three weeks it relaxed the muscles. and cured me permanently. AMERICUS CASEDAY. Saline county, III. saw Mir. Caseday when he was afflicted. as stated and he is now well. WILLIAM NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinckneyville
 Reader, if the above is not sufficient to convince you of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Eminent, call and examine the thousands which we have in our possession from all parts of the country and you will purchase supply from us and it does not give satisfaction, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
 For Horses and other Animals.
 McLean's celebrated liniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure of Spavin, Ring Bone Wind Calls Splints, Unnatural Jumps, Nodes o, Swellings It will never fail cure Big Head Poll evil, Fistua Old Running Sores, Sweeny, if pro- perly applied For sprains bruises. scratches crack ed hoots chaes saddle collar galls cuts or wounds it Is an infallible remedy. Apply as directed and cure Is certain in every instance.
 Directions accompany each bottle in English anC German.
 This liniment is put up in 95 cent, 50 cent and Sl bottles The 50 cent size contains three time the quantity of the 25 cent sze and so on in propor ton.
 For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, sole proprietor, corne Ed and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
 TAPPE WI :, i Nov '53 1y
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
J. l. E Y, EERS com SfanfIu nn hand

J. l. E
 k EEPS constantly on hand a general as- IA sortment of Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps. Clothing and great variety of Dry Goods and Groceries at his store in Badgett's brick building, on East Main street, between Messrs. D. B. Mandel and J. Il. Robinson, which he offers very low for cash.- Call and look at his stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere. Little Rock, April II 54
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
BAILEY, HANGER ACO. New Business Firm, at the Lower
 Steamboat Landing.

HAVING purchased of T. D. Merrick & IL O., the stock of merchandise, and leased the firm, at the Lower Steamboat Landing in this city. for term of years offer the stock on hand at prices unusually low, with view to the introduction of large and heavy stock of groceries, provisions and plantation supplies
 Purchasers are assured that every inducement will oe ofered to close out the stock prices satisfactory and at the earliest period
 Call and examine for yourselves
 April II 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
Runaway Negro. WAS delivered to the contractors of

No w the Arkansas Pententiary on Friday "A March 3lst, 1854, by the Sheriff of Desha coun- -X.ty, a negro man who calls himself HENRY. be- longing to WM. FERGUSON, Moulden, Russell county, Alabama.
 Said negro man is five feet seven 15 inches high, has the back of his right hand medium size, little co.pulent, cock eyed and stammers when talk ing, weighs l63 fb, says he is 30 years of age.
 The owner is hereby requested to prove property and pay charges the said negro will be dealt with according to law. GEORGE & ROBINS,
 ApIl II '54 6m Cslptrnct0gs
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
FIELD, DOLBY & co.

f1 attention of the citizens of Little Rock and the surrounding country, to their new and large assort
 nsnt of # Rry ; Goods na and consisting patterns. bareges ebroideries de ains, cambrcs oua naburgs, Georgia stripes, Scotch and Lancaster onr
 hams, inens kid gloyes hosiery, checks. Flannels: sugar coffee, ollasses, salt soap candles, tobacco. spckles, etc., etc. With our present stock and the receipt of other IpFoibes we fell every that we shall be ahie tosupply and suit customers both from the city ond country, with the most desirable and substant;si goods ever offered in this market. Our goods and groceries have been purchased in cheap markets, and vill be sold at the smallest profit June 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
RICHARD BRAGG.

o-5 RICHARD BRAGG. N@N Coach and Wagon Maker, 1J RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of IC Little Rock and the surrounding country. that he is now prepared to make all kinds of work, con- ssting of Wagons, Buggies, Carts, Drays and truck and timber wheels for mills and every kind of plan tation use Also blows and cultivators of different patterns cotton scrapers and sweeps of various pat terns all kinds of mill and gin irons made to order. Reparngs of all kinds done in the neatest style at my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 .Sy On hand 1000 feet choice seasoned lumber to be made up to order.
 Nov 22, 1853 1y R.B.