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From The New York Spirit of the Times.
A LOVE STcRT.

Ne struggled to kiss her. She struggled tho same
To prevent him so bold and undGunted;
Eut, as smten by lightning, he heard h-r exclaim
sAvaunt, SIR. and of he avauntad
But when be returned with The FIEvDlsEisT laugh,
Showing clearly lha, he was affronted,
And threatened by main force to carry it AFF,
She cried DON'T" and the poor fellow donted.
When he meeky approached, and got down at her fee;
Praying loud. as before h. h Id ranted,
That she would forgive HIM and try to be sweet,
And said, Cant you?n-tbe deaz girl recanled.
Then softly he whsperad-"IIow could you Go so
certainty thought Tilted,
But came thou with me, 10 the parsoa Wen goj
Say, wilt thou my dear!" and she wilied.
Then gaily he TOOK her to see her home
shauty by no means enchanted
''See here can live with no longing to roam,'
He said, ''Shani we, my dearg' So they shantied.
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RAGE TrLGAR.---G &c is essentially
vulgar, and never vulgarer than whea it
proceeds from mortified pride, disap-
pointed a.a1itiaa, Or '4garted wiifulaess.
/ bafiied dcsrot s the vulearest of dirty
wsatcles, no mattcr whether he be the
lespot Of 4 nation yindicatin- is ri2his,
or a donkey sinking under its load
Hartiey Colerjdgs.
beg~ The man who was run over by
the wheel Of fortunes IS supposed to be
injured Tor lie
DuRNs.---Fieht who Will about words
and forms, said Lord Byron, Burns rank
is in The first class of has art
The American people have ons trait,
which stands in elarine contradiction to
their pfoverbiai sarevdness ana mascu-
line common sense IN r' st other respects
we mean their passions for cheapness.
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PERvERsE AwRTTEors

Nothing is more striking than the per-
versi:y Of the human mind in attempting
enterprises for which it has no adapta-
tion. Swift says, satiricaliy -
\ foundcrei horse will oft debate
Before he tries = FIVE barred e;
A dog by instinct turns aside
Who sees . ditch too Geep and wide.
Bat man VIC fnd the only creature
Who, led by folly, constats nature,
And where his genius least inclines,
Absurdly bends his whole designs
To think ones self poet, without po-
ciicai genius. is one Of the commonest
mistakes that great men have fallen into.
Il is well known OF Frederick the Great,
that he thought a good deal more of his
verses than Of his victories, thought the
latter were very brilliant, aud the fprm-
er very dull. Richelieu had the same
perycrsc ambition, and was pr0yerbially
Indifferent to the praiscs that we're lay
i>hed rpon him for his craftsmanship,
while his vanity was readily excited in
the most palpable manner by comPli-
montary mention Of bis PLAYS and cpl
grams which were rs humorous and as
stupifad as his worst enemy could have
wished An American statesman, for
four years an occupant Of chair more
honorable than a throne, was passion
ately addicted to rersifying, bu- as sig
nally failed Of winning po~ticai fame as
either the Russian king OF thc French
cardinal.
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SGROSPECrCS- HISTORY OF TIE VALLEY
e. AND CITY Of SACRAMENTO. To Be issued

EGROSPECfCS.-HisT or TIE VALLEY
e. AND CITY OF SACRAMENTO. To Be ued
on tae lirsi Day OF january. lSS4.
In response 10 numerous requests from our eaduc
crzens lhe undersigned have concluded 70 90 into the
puhic.on Of much more complete and elegant HIS
TORY OF SACRAMENTO tian they originally ineii-
ded. such has he-n the interest awakeued b. a pre-
WuS hurried reference TO some of he electric iacGrns
o: Our early setIiemCntsch has been the general e,-
preston oi desire Ion the part ol prominent citizens TO
have tie anai> Of The cF rescued rom an oblivion into
winch ih'y are rapidly falling, that icsl encouraged
10 incur the aud Toll ii enlarged and HAND
sOMELN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY.
We shall issue the worl, in one volume Of over 900
pases. with fine engraving descriptive OF ras, scenes
aud The present condition Of cay The hook viii
conien tu and correct coupe ndium all the innor.
tan events connected vita Sacramento City ana Vaie,
including Record OF the Historical Statistical. Com
mercia, Moral, Religious Legal Social aud Political
Progress, up 10 The dae ot publication.
Ne snH make the work rs Interesting as nnsslble.
through the medium ct Biographical Notices Of such
persons s have Distinguished themselves IN the devel-
opeInent oi or Valley and Ciiys resources
Inc book viii be published by subscription. and fur
subscribers oni' at s25h per volume ANY cautribu-
lions Of daa a.aied to further The oiects cog pia-
led, "iI be most gratefully received.
JOHN +. MOOSE.
SAMt EL CDLEEILE.
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How To GET 4 FEATHER BED The
following extract is from Lovers "Han.
dy Andy :"'
"In carrying off the small thing Of q
feather bed, Jake Take showed the skill
Of practitioner. for he descended the
stairs backwards"
Backward !" exclaimed Harry Lo-
gan "what's that .Jr ~
you'll see by and by, said Croggins. y
"iie descended backwards, when sud
denly he heard the door open, and f.
male voice exclaimed:
Nv here are YOU going with that bed y
81 an going up stairs with it, ma'am, y
said Jake. whose backward position a.
sored his lie, and he began to walk up
again
Come down" said the lady, "wc
want no beds ha.e, man.
"hlr. Sullivan, ma'am, sent me home
with it himself" said Jake.
"Come down. | tell you," said the la
dy in Il rage "1'hcre's no NJ. Sullivan
lives here.''
Il beg your pardon, my lady" said
Jakc-then turning around AMI march
ing off with the BED fair and easy
We'll, there VS. rngu ar shillo in the
house when the thing was found out, AID
cart ropes wouldn't hold the lady for
the rage she was in.
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by growing forest Of young locusis,
that during the nine years, had succeed
ed in developing trunks whose diamciors
were now six and eight inches The
buildings were little distance from the
highway, and the few acres intcfvcning
ne found filed with all manner Of fruit
trees, pleasant shrub5ery, and beautiful
fow rs. Our friend tells US that as he
rode up through these beautiful grounds
towards the house, he discovered his old
master sitting N the door. Dismount-
ing, the two 9sped hands, but the Wis.
itor thinking that he was not recognized, 3,
said:
You DO not know mr."
"Ycs do 1t is Oliver and the
Old mans cushing tears cholzed all fur
lher utteranca.
The wife heard the name Of Oliver :"
and she game out, aAd the children, and
not word could any Of them speak, but
there upon the threshold OF that happy
home, they all stood shedding cop oas,
cushing tears Of joy and gratitude
What happy meeting And what a
rich reward ior that forgetting Of past
wrongs, and that act Of kindness, wlicb
ninc'years bsfore, had lad tue foundation
OF his happy and prosperous home And
what a happy world his would be, il we
only h@d more good men in it.
Butte record., 1854-06-24

SooTTIsI JUSTICE. poor man, half
century ago or more, was attempting
to violate the game laws by shooting a
deer, re penalty ,,r the offence being
Il fn' five pounds, or, in default Of
funds, .ir'y lasl.e> lie gave half the
deer t " nei4hbor, who had the mean.
ness afterwards to complain Of him, in
order that half must 90 to the inlor,ner
and half TO the king. The offender was
condemned and fired accordingly, but
pleaded that he had no money. "Wcol,
mon," said the magistrate, Eve mann
haze the lashes than" The poor man was
submissive The magistrate then said
to the Sheriff. "Tak that mon, the infor-
mer, tie him till yon tree, and gle him
his half; and when King George comes
over, We will gle him his half Half I'LL
the lnforner and half to the Kins.D
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"IIIE PIONEER."
CoHforaia 1ioailly lIaga@lae o
Saeacc, literature and Art.

SaeaU, Literature and Art.
TATILL BE ISSUED MONTHLY. end IL nearly rs
w possible Oh tae satHc day of each month. The
trst number u iii appear Gu Ile d inst IL j. hoped
br ihe projectors haj il Wi te supp rcd entirely ty
tvifoFBig +.,eBt.
II VIII crnstia about sixty rag---ond pia be PUB
shed and conducted u.e-, passh hs after thg style
OF the hhicl crluchef. is pi1n is sufficiently conpr-
s we anC ~ contemplated size sufficiently IT-e 10
allow lete scope 20 tiny department OF !ile7aire; and
wi a rd ample space for the iree discussion ot the
most important Political and Scientific .uL ec- oi the
diy IL Tih ccle uaijy- is jaat rspcci, possess IN
advantage over the daily -pars. hose columns cannot
1iitn uil4i rour Or the pTaDcr consideration C
important gUe-rg- - eh aiiuo- ,iav he.0re the
pi5iic. It viii also q, rj ine ed those no are
de,irous OF distinguishing theinselvss in Poetry tells
contributions VIII always he welcome
Zach number Will contain brief statement Of The
NEST impUI ant decisions OF he Co'Fs; clrei,Il's
Vi,ed t4ile ol the various meteorological changes which
may have been observed dnrn- ihe flonh ia the eli
mdte. tides and aimusfheie of san Francisco; and
summary at fte most lu0urlau MS hat have
place during he moutlso tia; whil may be desired
as a,ource of amusement, i Eopea wl a>i possess
some NaiGe book Of reference. anl be- worthy %
preservation is EduoTnI faanarem"n; viii h. in tle
hands OF persons IS acuon i>tfel ahily and tried ey
pcricuce in ine conduct OF perdci pub .tioi.s. and
no elort VIII be SPARED oH the part ~ he publishers
make II wcr.hs oi .iie o.ie saie IN Wh,h has its
origin and WHOSE ictainei is ,xpecje measure
10 emtply, and ile patronage o. i.- subscribers.
TERNs-3u cents per number. or -. per ear.
Al communications. contributions &c must be al
dressed 10 ~. lt. BROOKS & co.
No. l5- Montgomery
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BuRKE.-i.is mortality is that Which
is common to Cicero Or 10 Bacon---that
which can never be Interrupted while
there cxi, IS the beauty OF order or the
love Of virtue, and which can tear no
death except what barbarity may Impose
upon the globe Grattan.
LErr.-Tbat young man to whom
the world owes living'-ihe gentleman
with whom he boarded not being willing
to take the Indebtedness of the world on
his own shoulders.
DIsTREssrSc---Pretty shop-keeper-
Very sorry, sir, but we have no shirts
to fit you. l will measure you for doz-
en-
Horrifed swell---"Gooj gwacious,
shall 1 have to twp 2"
Yox PoPUu Vox DEG.---That the
voice of the common people is the voice
Of God, is the common voice of the peo-
pie yet it IS As full of falsebood as CON-
meness. The cry before Pilates judg-
ment-seat Let him be cruc fed" was
rox popal5, the cry Of all the people.
How far was it the voice Of God = War-
igiet's Spare Minutes
. All of US who are worth anything,
spend our manhood in unlearning the
follies, Or expiating the mistakes Of Our
youth - Sheliey's letters.
Butte record., 1854-06-24

DG- Printers devils arc generally Ia
dies men, Notwithstanding they have
pretty hard names Some time ago one
of these hard named fel ows and his LADY,
love were walking along, and chatting
very briskly upon the numerous topics
Of the da,, when she suddenly caught
his hand md looking smilingly into his
face, asked. DO you know why cannot
get religion :" 'No, MY dear, I do
not, " he replied. "Itis because am in
love with the devil"
Butte record., 1854-06-24
- Jo.cal Of Punch. -

XoUEG AMERICA On TIE PlCIFICt
A CoAiC NEWSPAPER. Intended in G hurncrou.
way pca' attention b. The sngal1rties an strange
hing oi san Francisco To aGuss and Il. tie sauns
time 10 Culise men 10 think
Fof sale ii whoiesalc. by WILTON. TOWN & co .
l3l Clay street; and al retail at all the Book Stores aud
Periodical Dopots.
Butte record., 1854-06-24

ET What an agouy Of wit IS in the
following The Czar has mustered a
hundred thousand men The Saitan
viii pepper them, England and France
will assault them, and Austria and Prus-
sia will show a,5aegay face; 50 there
will be a pretty pie+le together.
Butte record., 1854-06-24
AGENTS For TIE RECORD

IL NR WILLIAM HATFIELD, vii! hereafter
Is Agent f1f he Butte Record ia saa Fraucisco who
alone is auhorzolt to receive subscriptions, advertise
nen's &c AMI transact any business connected with
this office fie may be found ii the banking house OF
caruthors, Anderson, & Co., Montgomery -.
s-g YR GEORGE c. 8UD3EY, ia Authorized to
ecta Agent for The Weekly Butte Record and trans
act any business corrected with tAis office. BE llay
be foaad At tae OH Of webs, Fargo Co. Marysyie
IL Mr.. Royce, a: the Manhattan Ranch, c miles
owe coqsa, Will ac' agent Tor he Butte Record.
II Mr.. HUGaBLACK, onr Comfy surveyor, !,
authorized to act as Agent for this paper ANY uswa
given 10 him or subscr5ers viii be properly forwarded
TO the Address and location designated.
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THE RUTHERFORD
spa5iishsd every satu-ay nlo.ning for The pr0rr.e

eP107al 5FeI! -a-I7N'! HIo'IlIls Uf Hs lTOFI-5ts!
BY Gao. =. C2OSETTE.
From the Office in ;he Record Uail4ins Oh Nesc5n5
street. ucsr ii.s Cour. lIouse
scgscaIPrIoSs payable Invariably ia advauos) tor
9ae year, s %
ixm'a.hs. @
Ihrse raan.,7. So
ADvAHr.sa.sEsrs, Per square O; ter lines or Iess
dr7' insertion, s. I'd
LJca sud=eg len. insertion, 50
u \ ilosf,. 4eiae-.oa WIZ be made il lavor
ihose Who advertise by The ye.r.
as business cara. igaerad an reasonable terms
Al legal adeertise ueajs mus oe pad for in advance
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A DuxYtxc LErraa.-NTr. C. Sir

. AVOID 9N proceedings u1picaSaNt.
l beg you viii pay what Is due;
II you do you'll oblige aie at present.
If you don t, Why then III o5H.se yoU!
Sensitive persons dread to trust what
they call 'their happiness" in the hands
of others. and 50 they withdraw them
selves forgetting that love must be gen.
erous as we'll as feryent, Or it can never
fulfill It's Office.
Precious names are sometimes uttered
by common lips, and blended with unho-
ly thoughts, but this seems profinatiJn,
as though the name itself we're i'ing
reality, and could teel the course hand
ling which it eucouatcrs.
K1NDY1ss.-Life is made up of great
sacrifices or duties, hut Of little things,
in which smiles and kindness, ard sil Ill
obligations, given habitually, are what
win and preserve the heart, and secure
comfort Sir ii. Davy.
''Mothor, don't YOU wish vou had the
tree Of evil in your garden - "Why,
Josh, you serpant, what do YOU mean -
As moneys the root Of all evil, ii we had
the tree couldn't we get all of the pre-
cious stuff -
Every man ought to have 4 newspa-
pert is what they owe to their chill
dren, it nothing else. Who wishes his
children to grow up in ignorance in or
der to save the price OF a newspaper ?
Ifmen's prciulices are not directly at
tackled, they will often admit truths that
are Inconsistent with them, and these
will gradually root out the prejndices
"Fathcr, I see a man laying drunk
down at the market house"
"Yon shouldn't say laying, my son j;
hens lay"
"But I've seen men lay, too
"Oh, no my son"
eyes, but l seen 'cm 'fa Jrjcf' .
'Go ard split you Eindlng--l can't
talk to you now"
Ga~ The world IS Ike slubbe-Gcld
in which the greatest geese generally
pick up the most Of the golden grain.
Good resolutions are like faintins la
dies--ihey want 70 be carcicd ou;.
A man may be great by chance, but
never wise nor good without taxing pains
for it.
Conceit is proud that he has leaned
so much wisdom is humble that he
knows no more.
Preaching is of much avail, bat prac-
tee is far mere potent \ god!y life is
the strongest argument that you can Of
fer to the skeptic.
Men slowly learn how little they can
DO, and how careful they mnst be of
their faculties and opportunities in order
to do that little
Love is an idea-Beef, a reality. The
idea YOU can get along without-the
beef you must positively have.
A man can 90 along without advertis.
ing, and so can wagon without gTcas-
ing, but it goes hard.
The lady who was nearly killed by the
accidental discharge Of her duty, is rap
idly recovering
Woman is at the heart of man from
birth to manhood and IN it, from man
hood to the grave.
q 4 small lot Of superior Wheat
Butte record., 1854-06-24

0r 4 small lot of superior Wheat
was sold in Highland county, Ohio, on
Friday last, at one dollar and sirty-frs
cents per bushei
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CIRCULAR .

JUN 7. NDVS E.
SAMJ Ell CGLEfILE.
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CENTRE FoUNDRY.I

~ il3a1I ~ JatSa A. J.t BAGGS,lie -3If lifl1t3
-. No. % ma in g t.,t Gen tire Wheeling
EEP constantly on hand assortment OF the latest
and most Improved Stoves, embracing every variety
OF farlnfs shop and Cooking Stoves. Their awestsrn
coal stove, cannot be snH ssed BIZ any
tag ever into the city They sold 16o
OF them within the last six months, pedging
takethem did not satsfaetion have
never la d one returned h ts5il I gfi5i
They also keen constantly hand the latest style oi
cnGIates warranted equal to any made in this cty
Foundry line, which will be soil low To- cash. 'ss
attention Will be paid to I'll kinds OF Job
,l.k -Aro9 a
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: Something worth seeingI
A. M ADAMS,

L.. NEW .CLOTHIN ,ROoMS.oeA
HAVING nov, competed my rooms 1 am better pre-.
pared TO accommodate my customers than ever be-
Ssme ON and try me sRen1emberk tha my place is one
above the OLD corner, SO long occupied byme 1t
useless Tor me TO undertake TO ennmerate my stock the
variety a SO great:-l ~ lego a. M, ADAMS
.si ;. Pemb berton, House. 5r1,. Il
< ,ss, Water street, Below Monroe, g.ar
-, - :, 49,, -. WHEELING, VA 81 3.
tIh MsPEM BERToNahno TO his old friends and
the public genetas, that he has located in the COM
Lnodious br ck budtTs. formerly known the aSts
aud Tspared and Ieitted and Is
prices The Pemherton House is situated Immediately
on The Steamboat and near the Depot OF tho Bal
unore and Ohio Railroad, afording Passengers
cars o. packet boatsa convenient stopping place. The
proprietor respectfully invites the attention his old
friends TO his house, and soicts share public patron
age ~. 7, -. - ap2O-tf
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MoLURE HOUSE,

JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
les'St g Hta.yl 4 s. " tyHEELINGf,s VA. eass
HAS heenTecehy eoinplet cost over S160,00n
III and furnished Iii best style. Tt contains ali
in use in the best Eastern HOTELS and is
calculate IN ali respects class House.
Tic RropfietoT Wing one
the best Eastern Hotels Accommodates Ills
style east, and ress
rectfolly solicit their fayor; Iteb9stf
An no1ks Ri Leaf delicious article In
EJO 80 d boxes, for sale by
Il loId and I Foil, iced and for sale low BY
~ ian3t So Z ~ ~ JAMES BAKER {
n BnLs Il, just and of sae low
Il jan 81 LANES HkR Err
sl0fl Ans Gum a Afabic, Just received BY u =
SJg foif3 KELLS q cAI.DWEhL.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks &c.
CA JER'H. would respec tfnlly In
form his friends and the public, that he has
moved his estab, b,ishment to No 13f Main Street,
Union where will be found constantly on hand,
large well articles
line, consisting of Saddles, Brides, lnfness,t
Iron Tram c md Wood box TrHn ks, SVnlises,
Carpet Bngs, Scotch Upper and Hog skin
ColInfs, Hnnies Whips, &sc., &C., &c.
the best materials, and viii be sold FOR CASH.
The desiring to purchase are requested to eaana
allf2eyrd. No.1s1. Main ST. Wheeling, Va. .4 I
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,lr,., n .,S,s New, Music. Store,
sign of she Greeinn Trisonnn, j NO. n 0
DHnins Street. q 4, -
STEAM MARBLEI3WORKS.

&C, MARKBTfsT., SyH EEIING, va.
THE sUBscRlBER,hayiig made. xtensive arrange.
l. nicnts in the Eastor the supply Marble,
emrlang the erection Steam works, he would invite
he rchitects ulders and In gen.
eral TO tho inspection of his stock Italian
Egytian, Sienna and other Marbles the finest
qualities Which sold establish
ment in the west. t4at Ii. s5ts aio tas3 sAT
would find to their advantage inspect
stock before purchasing elsewherea ais58 ~
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he
woul invite the attention of purcbasersto examine his
stockof and other work. Monuments, Ccn.
otaphs Tombs Head foot stones, &c and Grave yard
work every variety; being bled by his superior faci
tiles supply this work prices
any other tablishmeEt In the country. t,fE raHn
Please give me call and examne my work 8 gYii s
MICHAE Ell j. !ROHAN, 81 ric7
l,.sss-,s qs 5g5s ~ Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
n5eAlso Cacined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones
at the lowest trade nrices.isiisEx z4zsRlSS4 I'D.
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Spring land Summer Clothing,
- STERHEN RICEa nGarr,Ii-,., NJ rI,.,;1r... =

10 STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor - 9
fNNopN his old friends customers and the
~. public generally that having re commenced business
hOUSE, WaterStr et splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
every color, quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
c recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
the sp ring and Summer, and which he viii
TO order at the shortest notice, in
n.an,zsr, and dtsst His faEcy DePartment
kerehefs cloves Dfa stos
every article kent in, Gentlemens general furnishing
STORE you want the best the seaa
enarters', South room HOUSE, Water Street.
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BnItimore Pfano Ft,rte MI nm m, ,ciofsy. .f51i
JsMIsEl&sBR " ,'nSndfac tureFs of Bo1l0if
Grand and Square Pianos request specfaf ateF
tion of female performers, late and important im5
nroyement in the OF the piano. BY this Invention
SOFT Tope so as to suit elastic ct
touch is rsts were vain to talk
OF fine tone 1.-THE kt susceptible nee
tnst truIpent will remain unknown. Those WHO gWpulF
avail themselves ohe best possible means playing
piano, should not fail this Invention
See busnesn circulars which may had post
age, by addressing manulacturerss---
J. J.wlSE a BROTHER,
mar26 E.ts@f tl=-Hl 5sss,s.4 ssitaSl BIETiGoRs.i
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8 WIIEiEIEiRZ Al Il...alS5N,z se..,I7 !
1lN, q ssAA AsA& ~ ~ Ukss9sSlfflhAahf ~ ~
ManufactOrv. -. : :

.THANKELIL for the liberal patronage heretofore
@ bestowed dpoh him, the snbsc Der would respectful
@ inform his friends and the public that be
continues to manufacture the above named articles in
all their has hand agood
also Keeps on hand, cooking stoves Of the most a
proved patterns for coal and yyood.r ~, r en-
Job work will continue 10 receive his arcuar attention
and be executed with proinpness and In Style that will
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..M !, sl,,l[ ARCH! iSi 1854 1. ,sss e
'sI.la ssss,o asss 6 .WHEE LIN e.. a.as0 sss,a g
.sJOHNsB. .1iWOWEI,T.

Ial aiiIbs0s1yi Rn3 DRAlSeRBHNilhnSN - 90
|JEDrugs, MedicinesgPainbs, Oils
|lOysstna gI,nteni Dfesiieineb, Fscffantery& s.
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SMITH e "a lSINS ON,
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