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Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. MscARrV episcopal Church) will
Prea h In Olyr IA the Lrst sa0Latn y. every
month, at II ,Itek, A. NJ, and u,lO,k, Pm.
Rev. q. =. WuITwoRrn (rresl yterian hurchJ will
prlach regularly the second and fourth SaUUaIis
u every month, at IL o',lU,k, An, AID O'tJck
=. N.
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Straych or stolen

IRON G. Dl>i's prairie on or abol the 10th Sept.
L 1854. a red yoke Of cattle about seven or eight
year' old; one dark red with high horns: the Other
light red. some white about the flank, white bushy
tail, hind legs white hall WY up, and heRft'shaped
star In the face.
whrever will return said cattle give information
where they he found, t. Geo Blsh, shall be hand
somey rewarded for the same.
JMABIE.
Nov. ls, 1854. loft
, 1854-12-02

WHEREAS the flllpwing Indaas " Slah-Wah. o.
w the a ret. "Slmuel," otherwise called "Ja k,
and w ,ssam e Of the Cliam. and Taylor" Of the
irI1n III tribe previo iSy cnliled in the garrison At
Steaco IN. made their eSra?e thereirnm on the night
nf the nh ~ D tOber reward Of one hundred d'l
lara each will he paid Tor the caDtIre and return ol
ca h and all II the abnye named Indians, to the com
manding onser ofthe above post.
C. II.MhSoN,
Acting G ". and $ ~. Ind. AT
0Iise o: SIP. Ind. Az, Olympia. Oct. a, 1854.
, 1854-12-02
SALT! SAIT!!

ON hand and for al, at the store Of Samuel c.
~ Allen next door to G. A. Barnes store, 10 t1ns
Hawaiian salt, manufactured at PulOe Salt Work., n
be dsposed Of at wholesale or otherwise OF moderate
rates The attention Of those engaged in the Salmon
fishery Is Invited 10 an inspect N of the article.
Olympia. Jily 20, 1854. al
, 1854-12-02
NOTICE.

WHEREAS William Berry. John n. Derry and
w v. o. Hough were onte in partnership 10 the
ton AID Territory Of Washington, and whereas the
aid " o. 'agh still assumes to bind all Of said
partners by his ats, now therefore the public are
hereby notified that raid partnership has long since
Oeen dissolved by m tal consent aud that the said
v. o. Hpugh has no authority To bind sad partner
either In contraeiiIg rev d,Its settling olI ones
,nly so far as his own interests are cln-erled.
JOHN R. BERRY.
oympil, Oct. Is, 1854. IwG
, 1854-12-02
NEW BOOKS,
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. OF BERRY DOYLE X Co, in the management u
the affair oi the Pioneer aid Democrat has IN cunse
lGente II the death of Mr. A NJ. Berry Of the said
rm, been legally dissolved this therefore will appr,t
all persons kn1wng themselves indebted To the e,tab
li>hneht under the late firm. to make speedy Yet
item, nt aS il is mTortai that letters o administration
hoLld he taken out. and settlement be made with
the legal representatives OF Mr.. Berry. In the mean
time the paper will be coltinied. and the AFFAIR." ID
the OIL conducted by the surviving partners vt the
,fice, Messrs. Il. l.. Doyle and J. ". Wiley to whom
settlement Is desired TO be made without delay.
r. L. DOYLE,
Oct. T. 1854. J. w. WILEY.
, 1854-12-02
sTUART's EXPRESs

For Oregon, California, the Aillnti: States and
EUGOPE.
(coSSEcTISG WITH STEAMER BELLE AT NoSTIcELLO)
viii close Saturday the I'd inst, at O'elIck
?. y. Treasure received until o'clp,k P. Mpackt.
ges and letters at the latest m)ment. Once at Par.
kers. A. D. STUART.
, 1854-12-02
New Goods,

SECOND STREET, POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TUsr received and now opening general assort.
u mont Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, &C.. Sc,
Such as Frock, Dress. Sack, Prince Albert,
Business and Over Goats.
Doe Skin. Fancy, Cashmere, satinet and mole
skin Pants.
Black Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests.
Hats Ladies' and Gentlemens Boz Shoes. Gal
ters Slippers and Childrens Shoes 0f all kinds
good assortment Of white. col1red, calico, hicko
~ check over and under Shirts at prices 10 suit the
times.
Also-Cfape and Merino shawls. Ribb'ns, B,n1ets
LAes, Cloves Hosiery Perfumery. Fresh ground C1rr
Neal, Dried Apples, Rice Sugar, Come, Tea, Candles
Tobacco and Siap.
An Of which viii Be Sold very low. -
W. n RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, June S,-yI. IT.
, 1854-12-02
New GoodsI New GoOI,!!

CEORGE 4 c.. have on hand and are rerelvng
II per bark Harriet Thompson" and schooner
'wmantic,r n Il supply of Gr'cerie~. Fl,ur. Ii.
qnors aud Indian trade which they oItr for sale on
reaSona lie term. Call AID try 'em.
Alki, Dawampsh Buy, October Is. '5l-n5-3w
, 1854-12-02
Notice.

rsrrIto-v Of WasbIngtOn,
King county,
To the Sheriff Of said county, Greeting
TN The name Of the United States, you arc hereby
L commanded to su,nmOn Leonard N. Felker, II he
be found in your county To be and appear before the
Dscrct court u be begun and holden at Seattle in
the Aforesaid county of King and Territory Of Wash-
lngtm on the 23d day of October next, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. 10 answer unto William Webster in q civil &C
tion also that he appear and file his answer with the
clerk Of said court within fifteen days from the serv
ice Of this summons. or judgment will be rendered
against him by default.
And Of this writ make legal service and due return.
Given under my hand and to which AZ
SEAL. FIX my own private seal. (there being no
official seal provided this 18th day OF
July. 1854.
d. s. MAYNARD,
Clerk Of District court for King county, W. T.
July IS. 1884. nt5-l2.
, 1854-12-02
OLYMPIA SCHOOL,.

MR.. CORNELIUS will re-Or Janize his classes on
INl Monday, Dec. 4.
Olympia, Dec. 2, 1854.
, 1854-12-02
Savward's Line
WASHINGTON TOTEL.

(rHE LONE PINE TREE IN FRoSr.)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..
THE propriCtors Of this hotel having erec'ed an a
i additional building, and completed other ex. EA
tensive improvements, are prepared to ofier as
good accommodations and fare any hotel In own
or neighborng territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Liqtors
and CigarS.
A good Stable Il attached IN the premises.
Our mOtto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms
CORLIsS 4 ENSIGN.
October /, 1858. lu
, 1854-12-02
DR.. J. r. cAaDWELL,

PORTLAND OREGON.
I'm C. Ia prepared N Insert the improved Porce-
~ lain Gum Teeth on the atmospksric pFeasrre
principle, which may be worn with comfort, ansWer
ing every end NJ the natural teeth.
Particular attention paid IN the plugging of decayed
teeth with gold or tin foil, thereby preventing further
the least nossible pain.
~ ALI operations warranted N give entire su1is.
faction. or no charge made Ladies visited u their
residence II requested.
Feb. 10, 1851 9t6
, 1854-12-02
S4O0 REWARD!

Nov. ls, 1884. lOtf
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! BY Mr.. MACE: A bill to prevent malicious mischief
and protect property in the District Of Columbia.
By Mr.. MILLER, Of Indiana bill in addition to
entitled An act for the relief Of the inhabitants Of
the reserved township in Gibson county Indiana" ap
proved August IL, 1912. ~.
By Mr. MILLER, of Missouri: bill granting to the
State of Missouri the right Of way and portion Of the
public lands aid in the construction Of railroad from
St. Louis to Kansas.
Also bill for the relief Of the legal representatives Of
George McGirk.
By Mr. OLIVER, Of Missouri: bill to relinquish to
the State Of Missouri certain conditions the per
centum Of the proceeds Of the sales Of the public
lands sold in said State since the first day Of January
1921 and reserved the act Of Congress Of the 9th Of
March, 1920.
BY Mr. HEM: A bill to amend an act entitled An
authorize the correction Of locations Of
military bounty land by actual settlers the
public lands in certain cases."
Also bill increase the salaries Of the judges of the
United States courts in the Territory of Utah.
By Mr. LANE, of Oregon: A bill to amend act en-
titled San settle and adjust the expenses of the
people Oregon from attacks and hosttes Of Cayuse
Indians in the years 1S47 and lsis" approved August
q, 1852.
| By Mr.. DEAN: A, bill to remove the United States
Mint from the city of Philadelphia to the city Of New
York
By Mr. HASTINGS: A bill to amend the pension laws
| therein mentioned
The House then adjourned.
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luton containing the words in the State Of Pennsyvs
MIA" which motion prevailed and the resolution ~
amended was agreed to.
Rolped That the Committee the Judiciary be instruct
cd inquire into the expsdency Of amending the rules Of
the Senate that the injunction of secrecy shall be removes
far regards the final action Of the Senate pomns-
ton submitted confirmation and enonng said 1junc-
ton in relation to any debate discussion, remark which
have occurred in Executive session in relation 10 said
nomination. -sa.
This resolution led brief discussion in which Mesns
BADGER, CLAYTON, BUTLER, WELLER. SLlDELLs
and others particpatedi when Mr.. BADGER suggested
that the resolution be amended TO inquire whether
additional rule amendment of existing rne In
relation to the proceedings Of the Senate in Executive ses
sion be necesary and if in their opinion any such rule or
amendment be necessary to report such rule or amend
meut to the Senate"
Mr.. SLIDELL having signifed his willingness to
cept the notification the resolution agreed to ~
modified.
PRIVILEGED QUESTION.
The Senate proceeded TO the consideration of the re-
port of the Committee the Judiciary in relation to the
right Of the Hon. g. s. PHELPS of Vermont to seat In
the Senate
Mr. WILLIAMS submitted observations on the
report of the minority, and the given therein
for their dissent from the report Of the committee He
sustained the report Of the committee
Mr. BAYARD then and addressed the Senate In
support of the views of the minority Of the COMMITTEES ON
the Judiciary.
Mr. PHELPS rose to reply, but yielded to suggestion
of Mr. BUTLER to adjourn, and the Senate adjourned
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After some further remarks from Messrs. HUNTER
and WELLER
Mr. GWIN thought these bills too important in their
character to be passed hurriedy and without nves
Cation and moved that the subject be postponed until
Tuesday the 14th February.
Mr. SHIELDS then moved to make al the three bills
relating to the army the special order for that day which
was agreed to.
On motion by Mr. STUAkT, the Senate proceeded to
consider the bill to provide for the final settlement of the
accounts Of Jonathan Kearsey late receiver Of public
moneys at Detroit and of John Bidde, late register Of
the land Office at that place. which, after explanation
from Mr.. S., was read the third time and passed.
LIMITS OF THE PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Mr. BENJAMIN moved that the Senate proceed to con-
slider the bill to extend the limits of the port of New Or
leans; which motion having been agreed to-
Mr. D. briefly explained the objects Of the BILL and it
was read a third time and passed.
On motion by Mr.. HAMLIN, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration Of Executive business and after brief
period spent therein, the Senate adjourned.
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Resoped dc That the people of this Union have view
ed with deepest the renewed OF POW
ders particularly when suc Intervention had avowedy
object the repression Of political ana
that they will permit such upon this CON
tinent without physical resistance to It, .
disposed to observe spirit of good faith International OBJ
legations they desire similar observance OF such opgatons
by all of the nations of the earth and that they can never
behold with indifference the oberaon OF independent states
by third Power because of the political freedom Oh sucn
States
Resolved DC That tho President be and he is hereby re-
quested copy of these resolutions to be commun
Gated each Of the diplomatic agents of foreign nations
siding this Government and also copies Thereon 10 DC
transmitted to diplomatic agents in foreign countries IN
order that the sentiment and the purpose OF this keuoc
be neither in any quar-
ter Of the globe.
Mr. c. moved to refer the resolutions to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. HILLYER moved to lay them on the table; which
was negatved.
The motion Of Mr. CHuRcHwELL was then agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. STANTON Of Tennessee,
Rsoiced That the Committee the Judiciary be instruct
ed inquire the expedency Of providing revision
and the laws Of the United States and
that they report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, withdrew the resolution
submitted by him the 18th of December last direct
ing the Clerk of the House furnish the reporters Of the
Globe such stationery may be required
in the discharge Of their duties.
On motion by Mr. MACE, from the Committee on
Rules,
Re,o,,ed That the Committee Rules be permitted
cause to be printed the of the House such
ments a they may propose to the rules.
x Mr. PARKER of Indiana, submitted the following
solution
Rssord That the Superintendent Of the United States
he requested TO furnish this House, at early day
with what he may the best plan for Congress adopt
to induce the establishment Of State bureaus OF Statistics
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! Yoke Steers. Rich'd. Sampson Goochl.pd.
Duches. and Lady, Yoke Grade Cows 4 wears old.
Lewis Bailey. Fairfax.
! Yoke, Tsiu Durham Steers, year old Do. do
! Yoke Oxen. w. L. Wight, Goochard
pair OIeu. Jno. Grouse, Lynchburg
large fat Steers Maj. Jas. Walker Augusta
Fat Cattle. Jos. Cloyd. Pulaski Co
Black Buffalo Cow. VIM. q. N.ury Caroline
Fat Steer, yelrs old. Hugh NJ. Nelson, Clarke.
do do do 40
Pair fat Steers. David McGavock. Po,,ki.
George '
Experiments with Southern or Cow Pea. Rw No
land, Albemarie. - 0
d Experiment. on Green Sand. or Gypsum Earth; BY
Ruifn, Jr, Pr George. y "
u EsPerineus on Swamp Muck; by WIN II IIugbar+, N D.
Aeuoa OF Lime on A,rl non-ac,ion below the {, rs
o. the de water rivers Of Virgins. daeren, soils by
Gresham, King Queen.
vegetables as fertilizers Of the soil by DIR Lewis
Richmon - - ''
marie. "
va the accumulation, preparation and application of
stock ard Stable and Vegetable Manures by DR. WIN
Hughsrt, Pr Edsard.
rutreseens Aanufes &c, renovauug worn out land
by Gresham, King aud Queen.
on the use Of Blue CLAY; by Ro Harrison, Pr George
D'temper in Cattle; DR. WIN Norton Cumberland
on Improving and enrichng poor land by DR. " n
Hughsrt, Pr Edward.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAEAND Personal
ESTATE FOR TliS PEOPLE.
Magnificent Eaterpri,t-Li6trd Equitable Ce5trir.
WIITTEiuHs1's
nlGJTEppEnTvpr

HWHITEHURsT has decided 20 Trustees the
eht ofthe the above
real and personal estate disposed among holders
certificates NJ the earliest possible dste after the sale OF
shares The certificates IS each. which entities holder
an equitable scare in the magnificent
alpropery; also To Whtehurss % Worlds
um Daguerreoiypcs OF self riend
cate presented a either OF his Gar, In the following
viz:
Baltimore Washington, Richmond Norfolk Lynehburg, VIII
minston and Pc ersburg
have been made with the following
lists to redeem the certificates:
Gnrney, Of n York. d. Collins OF Philadelphia spring.
aed Mass; and Wesifsd Mass c. Partridge, of Wheeling,
Va; VIM T. Porter, o' Cincinn ali, Ohio.
Not more than Atty thousand shares will be sold.
e Certificates may be had Of Mes,rs SLADE BAKER on
application, In person or BY mail paid" by enclosing s.
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FIFTH EDITION Now READY.


o" really the Pnh Edition Marion
IN In one handsome l2no. VOL price sI.I5.
A. NORRIS, Richmond, Publisher.
49, WHAT THE CRITICS
stands far above the light day In II.
ayie ana general detaii-Frederict,burE Heral'.
Natural and life like In i;s teeming
est While vein OF rich and
mpsthy the entire sparkle upon every
read ne novel which
public as one."-LeIingtou Gare,t.- ~
Lady's Book - o''' NNN' :
stands alone being to certain original, IL IL
and peculiar sort OF work-not exactly novel
planned and deeply interesting story, bu, something
nore tnan story and designed to
interesting We think she ha she int
ed-soothern Literary Messenger.
one Of the best ~orks OF nction have marion
nay be Justly placed in the
female wriiers.-Bediord Sentinel
bears the unuisiakable impress highly gifted
Danviile Register. '
is incident; the elegant
he whole tale so fascinating that holds
nrtn grasp uuttl 1t Is nnished.-Penny Post.
near what Frank Leslie Of il In his Ladies'
have reA th' exceedingly elegant contribution light
tne ar Of hoTe and social affections simple
me- dedicated to brother and sister. tri-
butef a. This most heartily Sthing
ory being Its equal AID dt,ng our
M't Gazette as -e would Of pures ray,
ns.e 20 every rrcned mind oc24
PICESwe In receipt supplies OF the to.
lowing spices, viz Mace. Nutmegs CinnAuiou Gloves, Al
SPICE BLACK Pepper Long do White
ssh heusekeepers Wishing II the Spices
ground can have them by applying at
eeis P. JOHNSTON 4 BROTHERS
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DIR. JOHNsTON,
BALTIMORE IyOCK U0SpTT


"HERE be Os,.ned the mO,t speedy .reeuai rem
" - ''' sSGRET r DISEASES
aleno,,s oi.s, s,rsar.. senin. w...s... A.
:A: .' % ;i
o.s S,, psersr Disorder. arising from o.I.s hA,
ss5. Marriage po.b destroys both sobf and
roUso MEN,
Especially Who have OF Solitary yIo that
are,diul habit which sweep, 70 an un
and .o s @
ns sns,es With the hunder eeusnee
or. ...
Of physical should mnedi. j. and ,.
-orr,c. M , Or psHGH yoHSsToS, yg9S,.,,c~ .nx
@ sss. s.ssSk :.ss1T
4 e0z GNsk 1H Ss Aso ~ cs4Sgr xAOz
Nj. s.r1 oi: T. =. d.s.s
he " the 'ai, proper FhT;,s,;s s, ss,,P;Sio = :SPS
Member Of tn. ooere oudon graduate from
sns Of III: most eapsn. college, h u1lled
don Pari, Phadephia and uher. Of the
1insns In the ..eep .., be-
ST .Sdssn Hn: ~. nRd =. s
A ACsrtain Dls.s,.
The Misguided and nprntIt .o.y Of hnd, h.
.ns, Of Of o dt.
from applying e those .ho fs.psi.S.y
horrd disease make their appearance liberated
sight desn., node, the shin bones and arm. soeh
p ,I I'M i1ss . and on Nth hta
this awful hor,J b;.
inss sending from sh.nee no traveller
rosuch therefore. DR. JOHNSTON himself 70 mr..
in The nr, Hospital, in Europe Aere.
Sehey Sen ~. Te. Gs I'M.
pre,ender, Who by hv deadly poison ruin
timely grave, or else make the residue ofiife nsera
And diseases, the existence Of which ssn, n.,e,,,,, h.
Pain Uneasness in Urinary Organs, System
peculiar aaeeon, Of III. MAD a.. Ci
injured by certain pr,ee. In
duEed in when from evil com.
S " .H9hs no, q nightly
destroys both mind and body ~"'
What pity hAta young man. hope hi, county, and the
enoynrn,s Of lie by N. Of
before eon,empl..in. secret HA0. saeh persons
Marriage,
requisites Indeed ssou, ,h
journey through lie ~esIy Se posp.
hourly dartens to the the with
aanoher become. Sshed With our own
Dr. Addrc,se, young zen and all sSohsve ,h.u,,,
by private and improper indulsrnces.
s . S.ss sss & +,
Pain: In The Dnns, Sight Loss Of Muscular Power
nent OF the Digestive Functions General Debility Symptoms
ooaiuIpton,4c.
effect. on the Saa rHsly srs much b. dreaded
Memory Confusion OF Ideas, Depression Spirits,
Areon to society Sell Dis'rus: Love of Solitude Tmidi
TaoTs nor, a. sp % nT nor o. an, sr's 8, ~ produced. @ @
md em.sisd an hr ns ias'r rs.r becoming weak pale
onsS ani symoms Of eonunpOn about the eyes,
<ho have sudden,y q"res To- NV essn made.
81 TE,sh from
NESS. ~" o"'ASio "H"h'
by weakness, @, N.
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PIEDMONT WORKS, LYNCHBURG, VA.
RAILROAD CAR MANUFAt1oRY
- ENa &ss7 H l

PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE PosT-oFFIcE, DUMP AND
- HAND CARS MADE TO ORDER
uNHEsE WORKS have been operation with all thu
W'Proteu hde.insTy Tor Wood and Iron work,
Se commensurate with the OF the
Car construction. -' w.
All The Ps:snger and Of the Freight Cars on tn.
Hs MA and Tennessee Railroad,
Presidents and EnSners OF Railroads respectfully
70 oso. their patronage, they having
ok hnhei in strict npli with
sAtstctoTy.
SOUTHERN NtRoADs will longer compelled obtain
Their Cara from the North. large and risk
ifAnspol'AuSn- GEO. u. CURLE, Proprietor.
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pIrIr.,DEpHuI ADvrRT,sEMENT.,
NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.

Nh" rt-Ntl upODS, &c.
XXJ u. GLhNN, No. 30 South Fourth street, Phil, DEL
w pt' "ders TO Western AMI Southern Merchant, and
selected by h'n'f In TIE principal European during the
past summer ani emhrAcitg novre. styles goods
never before brought to ihs which
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the
OF conuctibg Porwsrding business In
the city Of Richmond undr the style GooCH HARRIS most
respectfully socts the Of the public and c,nnna
ton Of he favors OF the friends the Of
u. uOOCH
9nd January, 1854. JSc. A. HARRIS.
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snd January, 1854.

oheery recommend n, a:r OF GooCH HARRIS 70
the favorable consideration cf Fay 4.S ad3.
End January. is5+.--Itf TII09 J. NANCE.
Lyncburg virTnian anil Express will please tn,
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HRu yORK iDvERTlsEaNf
ssOs ~ T. s'Dos.lDs ios. slsAu
Ne. 10 Chambcr. street, New York.
PINNEO & CO.,
SILKS. RIBBONS. yELvETs, FEATHERS. FLOW
ERS LACES, &C.,
A,' 40; i;ii:fs II. II s'''''
s: % a :, ~: .s. % oh: oh:
groa :. Al. goods
I4- sraISsi. rHr xux,r.. -
10 ch,%Ss,s Street; Is. doc. Wss, o. Broadway.
.aoeass"t::l III . ;.s.Ii: &C. s1.'"' o. :. '.''0'D'
BLINK B0OK
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
ss =:
Es.. "a; /: s ss
A'' :as: &c &C. and ss-'
a.,s. e. and sss., a. as,.i: s.i:. sSss
aS r. g ps .as
Hssoaa,. s.as. copyus
Boom, w,ns sGSs, cypa:.n. sSsi ssASo Ason
.n ID: sS Sr1 in ss
and Dealers generally for cash or arpoysd BY
ND.A liberal discount When purchased large qu.nte,
ExCEIsioR sEWING MACiiiNf0-h.de By HOOD. BAT.
Tsas T:. S s:s sT
proper use aot Of repair. good
sana and uorkmanllke will do
ers aud sAddlers work. In give sats
faction The sutch will sewing
done BY hand Ca. and them CHEYNUf
street. Philadelphia, up stairs.
mys-diy-nl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
FOX a POLElUS,
- a BROAD STftkkr, Of BoaSer, New YORK. offer
- q fsr sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New EuEinnd Cotton sail Duck-22ineh, all nos,
hard and soft; oil the varou. widths Uf
.arsd a, TIL. es.bi,hment cemp,ns var.
the trade, and offered At the lowest rates
United States Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra full assortmert OF this superior fabric
numbers hard and soft This fabric
MUM the London Worlds Pair,
ship pud nenr Mark Duck-Piana twiiied IN
ufaeturrd by the Green~oois Company
sais awnings, Mount Ravens
Howard Ravens rone PhosniS Mills;
plain ?. TO % inch; Heavy do do
Cotton Sntl TNvinc-A full assortment.
INrpauiins lIaInmockS, Stuns, &c.
Paper fcitinE-3p TO u inch made heavy
for drirf fclts.
Chr CoycrinR-co,,on canvs, all widths. 80 to 100
hcs ami all nuntrrs made expressly for
perfectly and permanently waterproof
InnMcIlinE Cnnvass-8o, ss 30. IS 50 inch plain
and t~illed, In every variety.
sngn nnd tngEing-of every description Seamless
uas, whole all In bales o nJ
sinng strength utility and grain
surpaned.
Also, heavy Cotton saekinY Canvass
FILLING heavy tviiled DO do 90 ~, 20 n - inch.
Wool SRcks-Wovrn whole all and abl.
hticle. fel-dl