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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07

POWERFUL REAsoN1Ne AT 4 young
mems Grba,iiig society, somewhere down
in Indiana, the discussion was, Which is
the greatest evil, n scolding wife or
smoky chimney After the dspuian's
had concluded the debate, a spectator
arose and begged the privilege OF 'na>
king a few remarks on the occasion.'-
Permission being granted, he delivered
himself in this way: a. a.. .i'a
"Mr. President, I've been almost mad
listening 20 tho debates Of these 'ere
youngsters. They don't know nothing
at all about the subject. What do they
know about the evils Of scolding wife?
Wait ill they have had one for twenty
years, and been hammered and lammed,
and slammed, all the while, aud wait iii
\ they have been scolded bccatise the ba>
by cried, because the fire wouldn't burn,
| because the COW kicked over she milk
because il rained, because the sun shi'
ned, because the butter wouldn't come
because they came too soon for dinner,
because they were minute TOO late, be-
cause they tore their frowsers. because
they invited women 10 call again, because
they got sick, or because they did any
thing else,no matter whether they couldn't
help it or not, or because they didn'i do
something else, no matter whether they
could OF not, before they talk Abou. the
evils of scolding wife; why, Mr. PRESS
dent, I'd rather hear the clatter Of stones
and hammers on twenty lin pans and nine
brass kitlcs, than Tie din, din Of scold-
ing wife. Yes Sir>se, | would; 10 my
mind, Mr.. President, smoky chimney is
no more to be compared TO a scoldine
wife, than a little niger to q dark night"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07
a n.n snua lhai nnr nrison sialis,;ea

A wag says That our prison Statistics,
in education point Of view, clearly indi.
cate that the cause Of SO many being
brought up before the judge, is owing to
their being so badly brought up before
they arrive at maturity Not q bad 'put
in' TINT. u
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07

"a In che case against the Boston and
Maine Railroad, for damages arising from
tie accident which, proved fatal 10 Geu.
Pierce's son and others, verdict has
been returned iof the railroad. aili .
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07

Punch. defines a Court>house ms Q place
where psnny's worth Of justice is pur~
chased with shilling's worth Of law.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-07


Miss Wr1jTER IN PR1soN N--More
Than year ago Miss Dela A. Webster
purchased a farm on the bank Of the
Ohio River opposite Madison, where she
has resided since that time. aoR
Within few months, several persons,
held as slaves. have disappeared from
that neighborhcod, an affidavit 10 which
fact was sufficient to authorize the issu-
ing Of the following warrant:
TIE Commonwealth Of Kentucky TO the
Sheriff or any Constable Of TrimbIe
County Greeting.
Whereas, John w. Colemun Of said
County has personally appeared before
4me, r. Z. Grpy,n Gspaty 1pdgo IoF
Tr;mble County, and made oath that De-
lia A. Webster is SuSPiciexed Of enticing
slave named Tom from his owner Dan
;el McPayne, from Trimble County, and
that said. y. A. Webster is suspected, Of
enticing away divers other slaves from
their owners, or possessors in said Coun-
ty. These are therefore 10 command You
forthwith TO arprehend said DeilaA. Web
sier and bring ber before me 10 be dea!t
with according 10 law. t
Given under my hand and seal,
r. B. GRAY.
Upon the return oil his warrant, willis
out The introduction Of single witness
TO prove any act on the part of Miss
Webster, to show that she ever induced
a slave 10 leave Kentucky, she was or-
dered TO give bail 10 the amount Of $lO,'
600, that she would leave tho Stale'in
ten days, and in defouli thereof 10 60 10
Jail. MOI being able to give bail, SHE is
nov in Jail merely because she is suspi.
cioaed Of a violation of law w--Ia. Jow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-29

Law School OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
T. Tennessee.
FACULTY., Hon Abraham Cauthers late Of the circuit
l. Judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late Of the judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. BromGeid L. Ridley, the councillors of
Judges Carutit
To the school.
Plan Of instr4on-1 Daily examinations
No regular lectures
daily progress Of the examinations.
=. Weekly Of law equity which
profess
all
The framed prepare
Deeds Wills Records all Documents
in trials Some Of the taken by appeal
supreme court, which is held monthly in class,
public the end Of every session. The students clerks
M jurors judges and ceors and la Official
pacities connected with their suits.
SestonsThe the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February aad ends second
Thursday in July 8
Expenses per eonTuon fee $50, advance conuneen,
fee So boarding $50.
which had ia the Lebanon bookstores.
required course,
No previous study required
regular olasse
any time during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school,
Number Of students the last collegiate year eghiysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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n n. CHAMHEHLIN's Commercial College, located
W. No. l21 Baltimore BALTIMORE, Mary The
object OF this institution is 10 phase in the reach Of individuals prop
facilities obtaining thorough practical educa
tion obtain
general business acquired
many years IN any counting house. t##.
The course of study embraces book keeping and its
adaptation departments of
ue calculations taught according approved
Practical pennansp combining apty beauty
OF construction.
mercantile Subjects beside
book business The
for student
There being vacation, applicants and
tend both held periods
and diplomas graduate TERMS
and have circular forwarded by NAL
Nov t3-IydAcp
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RElAAst ntILA4sI nG1sAh 1.-The subscribers
and Keep constantly hand all OF church, factory
school
bells are hung WIN the patent iron yoks with movable They
can DO turned around tiat The clappe will
place whch desirable after bell has been few
Springs are amazed 10 clapper resting
ON the bell thereby pfoonging
afed hon the best stock, aud castings. Al
foundry these fst used found improve
men we ssa written warranty that church bells break within
one year nom date OF purchase, with fair
charge The OF all bells
and sold foundry which Is best ey
We gold medals
awarded from the various fairs for the best bells
tone"
chimes, refer by foundry is
within few rods OF tho Hudson Erie
every direction As this
kind in tho United stue and has te largest BELLS
orders be nIed We
of the States Old bells taken exchange
Levels, coapasses, &c, constantly hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
MAY 2i-Wdkcp West Troy, N. v.
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The yeas aud nays were ordered. and being taken. re-
snlted--yeas 20, nays las follows;
fEAS-Messfs. A Gibson, Badger Bell. njamin Brod-
head, Brown, Ctayon Dawson, Dodge OF Wisconsin,
Evans, fish toot Gwln Jones Of Iowa, Jones Of Ten,
nessee, Mallory, Petit Sebastian Ssws smith, Toonbs,
Wade, Walker, Weller aud Wright 20. tt
NAfS-Alessfs Adams Allen, Bright Chase, Fiizpsl-
rick, Johnson, aud Snart--I.
80 the ball was ordered 10 a third reading.
u was then read a third time and passed
On motion, The Senate Adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-29

large Of velvet aud cloth cioaks, plain
plaid also, Of plain
Purchasing
sell esshtshncrt
MAGHbDEk h CALVERT
uc~
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OsT LAND WARRANT. Boua ~ land warrant No 1899,
Jonathan smith,
OF srpember 1850 has been
MI Mcdonald, member House
of natives. June 1851 by him
said the Gearra Land Office
while make application for the issuing Of Duplicate
JONATHAN SMITH
Jan 3-lsw6w
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t,ON HEST.-One OF business city,
street, seiden, Whcrs,
be given years
lately y. srsshsar the
~ feet wide win cellar For apply
a. CLAYTON HRAsBEAgs
Dec iS-eod7w Al Hail Il Brothers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-29

a. O<E's Uot~e~sst Bs~arspe~i Dictonawyt II vols,
svc London 1883 psee ga London price 40 i6 sser
ling. Imported thfee copies only ~
Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE.-CLAGETT 81 DoDsoN would notify all their
IN open their book. that ndis
rendered the list of the New
NJ 10th uuno As desirable III all &C
settled the Old o. ~ would
urge general
win money By those have bills
with unds y
Dec
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-29

OTICE.We respectfully that their
about the 9th and
confidently request settlements
outstanding together
present x,agsncy money renders imperative
promptnsss HOoE, BRO. b 90.
Der lq-gtaw4wif
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j. RIcHEy x co.

-. q
nroRy,i
mo Washingon PoecJ Sersath street.
O0,es, Warrington, ~. q.
DEALERS iaces, cnbrodcries, millinery goods peroney,
IL hosiery, gloves, worsteds, jcvriry, &c
supply emboderos and cloak and
trmnngs.
I6-eoIm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-29


GAuTIEitsThs ssabme ut now in successful operation,
VI and the proprietor naer himself that his wall
particular The elegant and spacious saloon
adies, gentlemen when
% gentlemen alone which the particular
OF and who
Meals served al all hours prices low the pnesi houses
In but enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing
large saoon furnished style agn
cence. Dec l5-tawsw k2aw2w
John w. BUTiMAsN, importer of md dealer I'm
pure wines,
complete Of the abovensmed articles
ssiing Of
The best brands Of champagne
Madeira, sherry port Of most all grades
Rhine ~ines, Of great variety
white wine, low price tho highest
Sparkling and other Burgundy.
Also,
TenerifFe, Lisbon, Sicily
Malaga, fronugnan, Naraschno
Curacao, Ansete, Lirsehwassef, Absynhs.
And Of my preparation
"A lew dozen OF blackberry juice
And dozen Of wild cherry brandy for medicinal pur
Tcge,ssr stock Of superior genuine cigars,
variety OF cheap family wines
Dec 22-Juss2if5w
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1 ~ 800. = =
washington nrAnch Isarro~a.--9rains HAN Fol-
lows
IL On Sunday, at q, a. M and 5, p.
The and only Annapolis juno
Relay The others at all way sauons.
Trains al 4, and 3k conaectTith Annapolis.
Do IS, a. M, and s. D. m.
Do Z. a. M, and S, p. m. do
ashingoh 10 Baltimore 81 u
Do do and return 4 81
DO 90 Annapolis. .......-... ! -
4. u. PARSONS,
July lG-d1 Agent.
EyV and Eiexant ssIks EN-, hroidsris. CIoaks &c =
The respectfully
city vicinity wing
goods. which have just been received, vizi
80 dresses enusrich broeads silks, for evenings
IS do antique, wa,ered
IL do do antique, brocade
10 do DO black bro ssa. SIX .,,.
10 pieces light coIorrd plain poult
Is very plaid silks
IS do siik ilusiops tn party dresses, all etlors
~ d. wstetcd and plain real Irish poplins
style Paris cbe
25o do French efntroidersd collars
50 French embroidered eamhnc chemisetes and
rs French embroidered ebemees and aeyes trimmed
Maltese, Honion, and NAanciennes laces, very cheap
$50 French enbcds. ed handkerchief, great variety
500 pieces English and French thread
% velvet cioaks, latest style
rs ,dered cloth cioaks, latest style
Is plain and trimmed cloth e1oaks
50 small Persian scaris for the neck
80 long cashmere snawis
ncEIy- embroidered white sbawls
Together with Of and elegant articles
pirate which reduced
prices having taken Of The advanced make
purchases. HODE,
Dec 23-3iawiwif
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

ieons olsznrs Tie rest ~ ering
i adorned Nith quadrapguIst ig ei ns ana
1hie end With yellow hoe ter
niiuinatiug WITH s s o6 Tie beiat
heh With Is ito 'ee olebly. lh6
II q pf I'VE LIE es nom lh influence
If tie son. HoW il isg aenesd AL
Many disappointment does L produce when
81 sad to conceal The lace passank while is
partial fan. just leaving thelips q view only is
cFeases enes desire % see the countenance %
ray ariously shaded
Welase q ap.tulatad some of TIE outer Weap.
ons q beauty. We need not dilafe d tie iaher-
ent weapons; ore ege tne cheek e ip. tie ID
dulating fgnre, theailken rsssas the lovely quail
q 90 mind Tie power 81 the pons
i acknowledged every moment of our i
/ AsI Israel observes, 1T IS II the FOOT d Wo
man We lay the Isurels that without her smiles
would never hive bern gained. is IS her Image
that strings TIE Tyre d The poet that anilnates
the voice d the blaze Of eloquent fiction, and
Iguides the brainsin tie august tolls 81 stately
councils Whatever may BE- tbe lot 81 man
however unfortunate, however oppressed ST hs
only love and beloved, be must strike balance
10 favor Of existence; for love can nlumine the
dark roof 81 poverty ana tighten the letters d
the slave.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27
KNOW NO GHINGIsM AND
DEMOCRACY


The election 0f Mayor which came off il
ID Nashville on aiurIay last, has, We think
rather puzzled the democrats hereaBsnts.
They have been won't to denounce he Know
NOihings a Wings III disguise. and 81 that
CRY they hoped 70 keep up heir party Or
ganizalion. Had : Wing been elected May
81 that cry would have been heard On !
higher key but lhe election Of democrat,
by s naiorly 81 large - Wing city ana
under circumstancss eh mari insgru.
mentally Of this mysteriou party has nade
them mute If Whig movement how
comes # democrat is eleeted2 This ques-
ion IS poser and unable @ answer Il. de.
mocracy looks sad, as ifitfelt itself sold
The d-Plto pay and no pitchi IS the eter.
nal exclamation legible il The expression
of theta countenances. Their fate is sealed
and the resistance they are making to the
great movement hich is 70 setour country
free fromthe bondages Of foreign influence
and the tyranny of party rule Is too feeble
EVEN TO befelt
Memphis Eagle
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27


~ A lady friend Of ours. lsays The
Memphis Appeal who designs emigrating
ito California requests Us t. inform the pub
liz that She has 4 husband o dispose 81 On
the most easy and reasonable terms. His
linealOgy is good, manners easy and accom-.
datings be Is thoroughly broke Is the fam,
|ily gear, leads well By The nose or drives
like q charm smart and pert blocking abroad
tame and passive st home loves to play
Ihupsy chupsy with tie babY, Of rock tie
cradle and sing lullabies he sometimes
spits tobacco % the carpet. but never
wears muddy boots il the parIor- never
blows bis nose or attempts an opinion n
company and never snutfs up his nose Al
greasy dish cloths Or triangular appenda e
for babies. OH be is duck Of man. 4
charming husband jeuelOf father and
Z would not could noble induced to dispose
of him but 7 End on estimating he expen
Sos Of ny pets and household and kitchen
furniture that be will cost ne more than
am willing topaz. hence / viii sen him lov
81 cash 81 exchange bin for anything which
: could turn into ready money. Apply a
the Memphis appeal Office.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-27

~ ~ A.tst s4r ~
Springfield oesP III Tie Cssk ca.
Fair attracted large crowd o Ibis place
yesterday and to-day The chief aii1aeiion
has been Tie Baby SHOW Such c0nYepton
q Babies 81 years Did and under has ner-
81 been seen Be ore. There were one hun-
dred and twenty entries though lhe whole
number vas notpresens. M
Among The finest Babies we're lie daagh-
ter Of Mrs. Howe Of Cincinnati and the son
Of Mrs. Be ton Of Dayton the former lour-
teen months Old and the latter six. The
first premium igr the fnsst child 2 years
|cId 81 nnder was ii elegant Tea Set With
silver valued 81 three bundled dollars and
the third for the finest child uuder one rear
two hundred dollars The fourtb premium
was Partisan MHbIs Group representing
Christ blessing little childrs0 The C
premium was awarded iosNrs. VIM. oh-
ner Of Vienna Clark Co, Ohio The Sec
lond to Mrs mcdowell 81 Cincinnati; The
third e Mrs. Arthur Canlou 81 Philadsl-
phia; lie fourlh p Mrs Henry Howe of =
einat While Babies Nth h4lr noih
es4 ere - the ten 0gsthet following
letter from Fanny Fern vas read to the
great edi6cation Of AL concerned. 80
M Isaac Papisli sir ID thanhipg you
for the comPinsnt you pay me BY consti-
Etuiing me one Of the Committee to award
The premiums al the convention would
als5 szpress pr deep regret that my pres
ent engag ements will not admit Of my leave
ling New York Nothing would deligh, me
more than % visit yoar city which bayssO
Hong wished 70 see and he added tempta.
don you bold out in the shape Of Babies Is
mostirresistable. God bless their lit1o
sweetnesses but how could choose; love
Everything "a the shaps OF child who be-
llieve thatthey are an chat IS LET y IS Of
Eden. who never come into thsif presence
Hilhouta feeling such as devoat Catholic
must have when he crosses himself before
the image Of he Virgin Mary -hoW could
I choose? should turn from black eyer
to blue. from blue 70 gray, from Gray 70
hazel / would be led captive By DIM
lple. fascinated By ringlet enchanted BY
rosy cheek q snowy shoulder ny dear
sir would Be as bewildered as bse ii )
ten acre lot Of full blown ros Please ao-
f.S..t - 49, ~, ~. - --,..s..
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MECHANICAL
, w coxAxr, WIN. a. wALDRoS. u. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

coNANT, wALDR RON z o?
NNTouLD Re Pectiu, i.tern Their men %," ' a.
w eullic generally TINT they are no" RECEIVING at
,bsi F9rritrrr Ware Roons Mai 81. a 'ew m"nt'
tl.,y the Naryel Hon.r. their stock nj lose ""oa'
Nabogany Walnut and o.her Furnitore together VITA
rt apY articles in the way Of House keeping that
m .ef1l as we'll a. ornamental, IT have never before
been introduced to this market All o, "t'ch nav "ee
r.. ion for good aud faithful work
They I'VE also connected with their csiahishm"h'
Manufacturing Department
Il, which they have engaged workmen OF skhnd eNp''
renee AMI are therefore prepared to have made |" o,
der out al good erinl my piece 'i iprh''o '''a
NV be ordered. They would add that tney are Pre-
pared To offer greater inducements to 'fsohS ""'"s
aaytng in tie way of FuRNITURE, .ihan 5 ever De-
ore bees offered ia this market And they nope 10y as
ous attention to business merit and receive al least
a portion Of tho ,ublic pati onagc. oo
C0NANT, WALDRON & CO
n B-We would sny our cid frIenirand custom
crs that we continue manufacture, al our pid san"'
on Br dye ST. nil kinds If Tobacco hands anu the
ike. anil we solicit continuance OF their iayorr
IA. c., W. O..
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOm.

ID r. HOGAN & son, Uphol. eysssrasFesssss3sp
HI. sterars, Pape' hangers. Mat 81 saz..zs.eSsAa
ness and ROPE Manufacturers. Main ~ ~
Street, Two Doors below tie Market house, Lynchbu,g.
Va keep consl nntly hand and make 10 or er Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck NJ 50. Cotton, Wool and spiral spring
Mattresses N d Rope Of every description.
We hive in employment some hrst.rate Cab.
net Workmen: and intend keep hund surI ly Of
FURNITURE Of our own make. and also Northrn man
Gcture-such a Bureaus, Sofas Wardrobes Bedseads,
Cheirf. Doubennd Single Lnungrs,-l000 Beadstcad,
now on NIL. We ask Tt attention oi all .ho navy
want articles in line and pledge oursel So
an ns reasonable terms us cau he obtained in this
rher market. ESSS special attention given to the 10
uniring If Furniture (ihn 2d&c's)
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RECON ENDArIONS.
CmrF ENuIkEtR's uFFcE, Va h Tenn K. II

10 THE RAH.ROAE ~ ELiC.
All the Cnc- ~ lad 81 u-n dpor / l. Iuad ,hava
nnd.' tie pirlifunt " KS. L. Lyayhburg, ~
IL N dnrc:,on e Gen' NrtIl,lo ~ fEelt
II gives me much rlsnsure 10 .ay thai cnrs hayn
nren strongly and faithfully tculed. cheerful
mnend these w"rhs. to conpaaie, requiring ears,
competent constr I u.t Gath uv exec any
'rncts thnt my l. M le with the OF these ~oils
GIHAS. NJ. lAuNFTT,
GhiJ Ing Il Tenn. X e.
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TIE un, signed hnvins had charge cf the above
Narks irpm commencement. under the fnrp,e
rinprtrr Maj A. Elton dr.. asks l., to say to the
R-oad pub ic that lac has engaged with the pfeselI
tonfcroi aud will continue it. mioue, merit, hoping b,
i. Long eN +" rrnce Ra ro,d works ard constant
tention the work ertru,ed to him, merit the sp
robalnn ard libra. ril,o .ng al line public
A NErTLETOA, Manage,
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pHE UNDERsIGNED HAS ALSO
cling Off at Greatly / educed Prices.
New Law d MiscellantousBooks

IL " PAYNE has lusi receive, tn HMy
j . ',l1~ine new Books 80
Teat -tunfhe Lev OF bill. If ENchnug,.
arr G. eckr lay Jolan Barnard Byles
A Pact cat Treatise on the Law renting Ia Trustees.
their Powers Dutie, Privileges and Liabilities by
James Hill
Eawe on Covenants Tor Titles
Groenleef on Evidence -'hrfd Volume
INNS PoeticnI Works, , vol
Darlington sk,tches.
Dser lions Philosophy Literature, Sin n.
Iisislltoi.
Lfesan Letters of jos Story Vols.
Wiley IL the Amazon b, Lieut. Herpdon.
I'VE G. Wines.
COLLEEN Dreams "A nd Leaden Realities.
Six Months in lialy, by Hliard-2 Vols.
The Hearth Stone
ThdSyaewife Queens Secret, b. Pau Pcpperr1nss.
Merkland by the Author of Margaret Maitland
Physiology OF Taste.
Journey Round the World by terSaccker
Memoir ii G. j. Fox by Lord Russell.
Memoirs. Journal and Corresp ndepce OF rhos. Moore
rs CTS Ierpaft.
kur;en on Soaps and Can Hes.
Bnisy Moments of an Idle Woman
Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Libei ia. or Mr.. Peyton'r Bxrefineni--Ars Hale.
Rbet rio ~ Conversation. by Hervey.
Gazei,ser Il the United Suites, by Baldwin & Thomas
Hobrook's Self Instructor, No. Writing, Spelling and
Davnr mar II Ia
fPrEsrress Cory.
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rllUE subscriber still continues the Carpenters
business in all its various branches. AT his old stand
at the junction Of 9th Alley and 9TH Street.
ian ID dim A. TAYLOR.
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rG1HESE WORKS hpyr be- u sci IN operation II
l nj the lutcst Imp,0red Mochn,ry for Wood and
|, work. and upon scale commensurate with the
~ It's of the Soutt und West. for Car construction
Hore than hundred cas- al al description law
been T. these worn. Tor the Virginia d. Tenncssc,
i'll Rad.
President, aud Engir 'crs OF Rnil Roads respect
lily inYi ID to bestow ter patronage they may
" ppap having their work finished in strict piano
W Il IL nwn puns aud lngs; after the
sa5f5ysl plnns Cnnsruction. prices satisfactory
Southern skaii-kOuds
In longer be compelled otInn II rir Cars from
L. y, su'pect large expense and ink of fan-
rottst,an. GEO. q CURLE Proprietor.
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Information for the People.
New Goods, Al the New Stand
BURROUGHS, SHAFEa & Co.,

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