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ons Of the swe men By bis side but BE- knew tns nsd
been dssobargsd aud therefore seized musket from me
other soldier which fortunately turned cut to Pc loaded
The sIr was witnessed by sergean of the ride brigade,
and in consequences Of his report Lord Raglan awarded
Mcguire with agrAtGity Of IS very inadsQus.s s -
var for 20 bold an Surely bold and sn
sct deserved promotion rssher than money or sosh
EXPLOSION or GUNS.
In our lines We had an explosion Of twsnty-four
nnunder Tho guu WAS osded with red hoE shot and 700
n ~ ;tervsi was allowed to eiapss between the loading
and firing The explosion killed swo man AZ once one
died 80 hour afterwards and hFe were badly Eonnaso
This was ON our left attack. -.
On the Mth (the eighth day Of the nege,l We hsd
another explosion the right attack The story nss an
air Of Munchsussn about IT, and il tbs scs wsre nos
known. should have scruptes 10 feilfpg y. an
eight inah gun had just been loaded w1sh 1--we sne ana
the match was applied to fire it on st thst naomenE one
II the enernys shells entered the and the tWo ensa
exploding burst the gun Every man n the battery Wa
rnors or less hurt Some killed.
On the same dsy had toIsmert the loss of Capfan
Childers, Of She Royal Ara=.f He disd as COL dooo
died bsoye him While looking out ffoni the battery
I haI tsex off his head.
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N-9OR LIVERP0OL.-The A fast sail IN
H. ing American shp LEVITT sTORER, Captain ISkkAAk
Ssah loading, will quick dispatch.
Up. WHITNEY & CO., 81 Camp street.
gW- or pBssaga apply Captain OF board.
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DAILY CRESCENT
TN d K Z
For Permane,a Third Page .qdpatiseme'ai.

For Permanent Third Page Advertisement.
Bankers-AArHrws, PIslKr l. Co, 61 Camp street.
LOUISIANA sAuacs Co., corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets. -5-a IL
Books and Stationery B. srEEl, 90 Camp street
e. JOHNSON & Co., 8S Camp street,
fIothing-NoARIs g. WAY, corner Of Camp and Common
stfsets, under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON q BARsor, Southwest corner Of Canal
and St. Charles streets. zg
Crockery-P. R. FELL d Co., 81 Common street 7
Drugs and Medicipes-THos. RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Groceries-R. W ADAsss corner Of Front Common and
Fulton streets.
Hardware. WATERWAY & Bno., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
J. N. RELF Co., Front between Grsyier and
Poydras streets. s%
Hotes-ARcADE Magazine between Gravier and hatcher
streets.
Hats s-Boots-shoes-D'ARcy CO., corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
| DAVID TAYLOR Il Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade +
| NEwH4II, VALENTINE & Co., 81, SO, and So Common
- street @
Jewelry-HYpE & aooDRIcH, corner Of Canal and Roya
. streets. sg l
| Il. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street. @ .y
| Musical Instruments-M. FEHREss.cH, 117 Canal st
Paints-G. c. BoeEnr b Co., So Camp street.
Wines, Liquors-W. e. LErEarcH & Co., "a Ole
| Eevee street. a.
|. f sEwE1-L T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street. f1g
! T.. w. CoELER, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
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SEWING ROOMS, No, Is s., Charles street.

GEWING ROOMS, No Is ST. Charles street.
- LADIES' CIOAaS and MANTIfLAS aGeto urde TIE PA
patterns for November hand sAa ts s.sst Parsiza
atves will b receised menthiy, advance. "a
LADIES' DRESSES the nsates. style aa latest
fnshion Drsas Makers oashsf the
elsewhere, ggsrsnsied b H.
workmanship vastly IN hnish strength and dnaby 90
any ordinary sewing ladies' Under Garmsnt ef
deephon ordsr pess Lziias respectfully
idxits esll.
CLOTHING male 10 order An fnr akiay
Ghirea's GohlS has long been needed in this
Csy every derp ion cf Which, Ms ss Dresses ets, viii hs
unparalleled dsHstch and
SHIRT BosoMs, COLLARS EvRisTsAsps ste made in style
fih 10y experienced American ~ zlperIor to thng Of
ma elsewhere Ia ths sity.
HOUSEHOLD wORK-An kinds Of Family LsSns Sheets
Cases Natkna Families
henmng Cravats etc. kistores prompy
machinery,
dueed prices ordinarily required
e phs sranes ths
Sewing, Making, regards dispatch, utility,
are other tsbhmnt
ety. Having employed Drass Makers and
York thoroughly nasratsnd the Of their aa
ussd ether
this ety. Anuw improved ye Of msekne fog quilting and
utehing MArsee Vess nrodseed which
superior hand sewing .7#s8442
will greatly their sivantsgs to
Vest itchng quilting .as essabhuen ST.
Charles street. up stairs. Ma NJ MCKENZIE,
Mrs &c POWELL.
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Til
Plates. 4A
PRI ESTLEY s. B Elm,
- damn. SO and 81 Canp street.

tx L "a . ! II II " - ~ AZ
5..- g0q SO and 81 Camp street.
a IMPo RTERS and DEAL TNo
Ss gsssr4 s iGs s sai
ecos sns a, II ss snsany
@ ds IRON The sas ,b s assorted in M e and well
K sss as ssi ssaPH Is
1ff IT, orns Hs part k and which they
AhSs soo sons English Bar 1rop aad
!ss lss :: : s.ssiss s:aatsi,'' g e e e e;
'sS :: . Fssssyssais ssissasls Solst g ,osi
I " e; !: l''l'''.i fI::s S::ss f a:ss:, sl.a
500 Engsh Sheet on 7ostsd aH
ssa Hoop cl,tssa sss to aipehs''
800 :. @, Pressed .spii3sT
,ssS ssssi' ss. 5s u =, ss..
eGSS 100 dozen ss eoas s co Sel 10 ID to 40 sh'
ss g eies eaas' As. 81 III brand. shov. sps
lSS lS Gsisa Wsona s5s esI,iss fS5' os4. ss. ,.
Esss.s Esssss I'd aG Ias hasss ass gsl.s
a9ob sad Plate Hinges Rss Pstiansnt do.
seSH ss'sss Gsss P a'ss5g9'' ssssa
Ss Tssss, Ts.s CO.. c. taliSI' easlss;
e5osssai, Nm and tass a1. W. kosaHd ,'siai and Hoes;
sss Sfss saa'i
oasaP, "a, MsTlRy, IRy,5 ,aos .sa sii = stci siss
I'd andI
Atlanllc Pure Whis Lend: -
RisPf xeilss saints, ina vsIdisTis; sa1s if''
Paris and chEols Green
Mill and.Grina 81 opee %
Sheet Bar sed g Lead Pine etc
~ ny NE agena for the following manufacsoep-
rANLEER Co.'s CELEBRATED TENN ESsEE
" otsS whess Boiler and other e mined
& and repoof the Oh amber of OF
E M N p sI ~ 70 svs 1s OF me best quality
aa & f,o ny NH SHEET BOLT COPPER w oRKs
Iatse az a , well assorted stock alwaya hand.
papSfts q Co'sPLANTATIoN GRIsT MILLS, uniyer-
HANKss PLANTATION BELLS all aue from so to aOoc
Y2uNGs @ t SUGAR AND COTTON pLoUeHs.
p An oil which, In addition their
terms ~ - tDe AioaS iipaia paa
- - ----------- -o
xRoCERlES GROCERIES, GROCER les
~ "a aandng lm ~ tTSn ships AismPhis and Tarqai ~
50 cases PINEAPPLEGHEEsE; "a ~
n loo boxes BUCK WHEAT;
% barrels BUcHWHEAT;
loo boxes assorted PRESEEVE au1,
so boxes CApERS: efaoei
30 cases MATCHES.
800 dozen CLOTHES LINES; + f.
80 bales TWiNE; 8'
80 nests BASKETS: ~ 'E 7 q
100 dozen BROOAS. Ng
$50 boxes FIRECRACerps
= 20 Regs SHOT; F'-N.s'
- 10 kegs BAR LEAD,
so boxes CANDY =
2sS sS hal. hall a.l shesta RL LacK and GRE an TEA.
az az l,ts qalastsf casks BRANDY; ~ f'
ls=E ~ ~ sghth casks BRANDY;
y, Y heroes SALMON;
100 kits SALMON. > 49,
leo So b boxes SMOKED HERRp "a.
leo BIKES Colgstes SOAP;
ioo loiea Gogate'a STARE N stc far sa,a by
n9Y Al az57 Ii. L. STONE d CO.,
-.S--- - 6fsyier, Fultop and Levee stz.
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+ FLAr-F Dotted However much of truth there
may be in the charge Of habitual intrigue and
slams come out g Aat-fcoted" for the war. Z A
British journal says @ Natives Of Black Rus
sia are nearly all Aat-footed, which makes them
incapable Of long and rapid marches. A man
with this defect is not admitted into the ENGLISH
army and the fact Of SO large part of the
Russian army being thus naturally constructed,
explains in some degree the great losses which
attend its march. gI5zf iH
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NEW ORLEANS, oPE- fs ffsSs N EsIsssHsEE
/ v LoUsAs AND GREAT WEST E Szsxssss Szss-f5
RN to Latouythe Crossing, 50 miles,
GERS and Freight "a
Trims DAILY and from the Laourehs
lag follows &=H fz-
Leaves Algern at 8 o'clock A. M = .y.-4 "a
Returnus-Leaves Laonrchs Crossing at l o'clock P NJ
AFeryboai OF Passengers Freight
from the Depot running the foot Of ST. Ann The
Boat st. ANA street with fer the morning trim
Freight for ali Intermediate stations will
fsrry Landing unt4 O'Clock NJ
Letters packages until the Of the
morning train. A. D. SEGER, Vice President. MI II
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An IgrsHMAs's WIl1..--ssI will and bequeath
my beloved wife Bridget, all my property with
out reserve; end to my oldest son Patrick, one
half Of the remainder and to Dennis, my
youngest son, the rest. II any thing is Left it
mag 90 to Terence MeCarty
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NUMBER 2s5.

milk in frosty morni ng, you viii. But it's all
right, reckon. My good old raanrry used .
pray good little bu nch when l wasut fneq
high to q yellow graz shopper, and souldn,
help q thinkin' on her when you chawed me ail
up into little bits Of Virginia pigtail, and pn'
my singing pipes out OF tune entirely. "a gih
hundred dollar old Kentuck bank note to ha Vf
that 'ere saddle put on the back Of some other
old hoss! By the Iiowers Of seventy Wild cats,
you made me feel meaner than Niger suck
ing green persimr mons with his mouth full oi
fsh-hooks. Yes, s iree, you did, or Pm no corn
cracker, by golly. p
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lNTEw RAILROAD COM fsS: f.s;,

NEW RAILROAD M % COM ffsl,s mn i5assssssssEsEs5
LOUIS AND CAiRoInois Central Kailroad Sandova0o
Mississippi St. saving &c ing up
Mississippi taking ST. Lons
On and after Wednsds November unit, further
Railroad Company will DAILY TRAIN, each
way (exespting Sundays bsws SAED0yA CAIRO.
Leaving SAND0vAL arrival the Ohio and Mississippi Train
A. NJ. arriving CAIRO o'clock evening.
Leaving CAIRO at $50 A. arriving At SANDoALat $50
with Ohio and MBaisripp Train arriving ST. LOUIS
sam afternoon.
e points Mississippi
Cairo coming river, IS
by ling Railroad between
Lsuis Cairo. MASON Superintendent. d4 daWf
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A wag says that they undertook to light tho
streets Of Syracuse, in the State of New York,
with red headed girls The plan was excellent,
but failed from singular cause; all the men,
howe YER sober and aedate, feigned to be drunk
every night as an accuse for embracing the
lamp posts
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a.S EWING MACHINES. - At the Maryland
S Fair Baltimore, the premiums distributed
the 0stobsr last Tho following Sewing Machines
hibiton, attracted much attention, viz:
WHEELER, WILSON CO.'S, -a4#f-. ...a-558
j. M. SINGER Il co.'s, =
7. 5F GROVER, BAKER d CO.'S.
The refut follows:
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
The being the mast important claim preference
these the following Judges appointed
H. B. Latrobe Mrs e. X. Wnans Mira. NJ Buck
WALTER Mrs r. G. Ware and s. p Clark James Murray Of The Vu
Works Robert Leslie William H. keeler and j. s. Skles Eqrs
The awards follows: Assn.
practical invention adapted
reference and general utyne
Doars Awarded whess- Wiaon for the Sewing
Machines. o. - ll5S+
Glass ss To Whseler Wilson Sewing Machines Silver
Medal.
ToJ.M. Singer Il Goa Sewing Machine, Certificate.
large assortment OF Wheeler Wilson Co... NEW IMPROVED
PATENT ROTARY SEWING MACHINES swaya hsnd, and for
tsle for cash or good city nccoeptancsa.
xpe'ieuced American Girls from the employ Of the Company,
will ample Instructions ladies mRchnes and
without any chaEge or perquisite for teaching sle
sku Creole Machns who apeaks French Spanish and Eng
repair Tor year ree OF extra cha ge.
supply Silk Thread Spoo Needles Springs
Screws, ETC., always on hand, and for aale at
JnSt
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BALLOON TRAvEL.--We see it stated that the
Aeronautic and Meteorological Society in Paris
re taking steps to commence in concert the
ora ud experiment Of aerial navigation. The last
nun, ,ser Of their Bulletin says that the members
being t'sesirous of taking the initiative in the
scheme, rave drawn up the plan Of d balloon
the earth. tc carry twenty persons, and to ride
Eve miles from the ground into the regions OF
the steady currents, and above the sphere Of
stormy and other disturbing causes. No use
whatever has yet been made Of these currents,
the trade winds and the monsoons, while num-
berless efforts have been made to obtain mo-
tive power The Society contemplate en- excur-
sion from Ostena to Astradan and back by
means of the natural currents. This accom-
pIished, progress can not fail to be made from
| day to day, and the President thinks that people
| will wonder that the atmosphere was not always
\ the grand route Of travel. Our American ex-
perimentors will have to hurry up, or these
Frenchmen will take all the gas out Of their
balloon.
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The Russians seized with psnie-many Of them
threw down their and si fed in disorder. Their
leader alone showed courage When his eomneneed
10 yaysr a seized of their muskeSs snd waving IL
in the air tried TO rally them. White holding it 10 shis
position he received bs in the elbow and at once took
the weapon In ths other hand He was tnus yainy tfy
ir II restore courage to his and srge Them forward
when two Of the sharp shecters took sim ct bin One OF
the balls wounded him severely in the neck and face
mae prisoner and brought together with Of his men
into camp He powerful man and scarcely dstir-
euished Ia dress the sodiers he was eadng-she
iace ipstesd Of the eioth and the spe-
ror gliding the buttons, ntch showed hif 20 belong
to tho 3sd Regiment marked the distinction, and
/ could only be noficsd when standing near
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-17

SL.As BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
The above establishment has been successful operation
about and has turned out of the best
Orders are solicited for Steam Engines and Mills Mill
3eang and machinery OF every description to be
the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road viii enable me to fill
with dispatch and puncuay all orders after the LIST of
The following certificate VIII show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AuBRY Cumberland, May 15, 1852
"NIr. SnAs BuRNsDear SIR: Our Engine and Mills, made
fully expectations The ENGINE,
PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY is inferior
IN the State OF the same class made here elsewhere The
MILLS with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
a a ordinary SAVING m we cut IN eon9n NON sized log foot IN
through feet log seconds the rate feet
en 5 e dny @ @
heard urged is takes hands to haul logs
JONES & BARBEE."
Enact rs. FICTEON.-JUST PUBLISHED, THE
e OLD BREWERY apd The New MISSION AT THE FIVE
PoNrs By the Ladies the Mission The Publishers
pleasure in inviting the attention of the moral world to this
charming production one remarkable
offered to the public and they confidently present
OF the most touching and impressive volumes which have
diary Of The THIS work.
not fancy Sketches written for purpose of
fallen ones who ha been missed of lost who have
been reclaimed; of Ideress which has led
try OF Drunkenness which has thrown away the Cup of
Poverty which has put on the galb of Comfort of Des
has crept out Of Darkness to Light and of Sinful Weak
which has thrown off FalSehood, Crime and Shame
The Volume oSerows with incidents which are ra With
pictures drawn, not from fancy, but from e-the whole
vital fount truth. a the publishers present it
of the ruhfties mirrors of human weakness mfr
cling Christian aiihfuness and heroism offered to. the
pN'''' HENRY D. TURNER,
Raleigh, \: c.
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EAqualiied as Administrator the of Richard
Green dec all persons indebted to sad estate hereby
notified to make payment and all persons having claims
against the estate will present them for payment
the time prescribed by law this notice be plead in
bar OF recovery. L. w. OGBURN, Admir-.
March s, 1854. 34-at
N B-The Subscriber will be in SMITHFIEID part of
the week Of The next Superior Court County
at which time those indebted the SAID lin that
caty) would do well to avail themselves that
ty to pay up, another such may not be presented
Z. W. OGBURN Admir-
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TALL AT PEsCUD's DRUG STORE FOR YOUR To.[s
snnnes of American and Foreign PERFUMERY, ToorH
Ind HiIR BRrsHEs COARSE and FINE COMBS, SOAPS and
kHAvxG CREAMS, PoMADEs and HAIR OILS
Pescud keeps large stock and sells at small advance 10
lmsumers and tie trade. %
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|NIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
flowers of the WEED viii be glad to hear that the sub
has received invoice of Superior Cigars-ne Cut
Smoking Tobacco, as fragrant they find anywhere
c.4 IA
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uINDOV GLASS; LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
|NE SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered,
\ suit any size sash at very low rates
iin n GOOD SIMPLY of PUTTY. Dealers will please give
chance to fill the orders before buying elsewhere, If
hev good bargains L. r fEoCOD'
Spnt1 1858. oo--
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sI50,OOO WHOLESALE STOCK OF BOOTS
and Shoes, for Spring 1854, by

XNT H.ADDINGTON & Co., Norfolk, va.
w WE would call attention OF Merchants in Virgin
and North Carolina to this immense stock of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALICES5 CARPET
BAGS, &C.. amounting to Sl50,000
1t is of the most varied because it embraces every
kind of Boots and Shoes that be found the United
States, and is the selected stock in all Eirgnia
The goods made order by the best manufacturers
in this country expressly for OUR WHOLESALE TRADE
and is consequently better suited to the Tradeo
and North Carolina than any wholesale stock of Boots and
Shoes ordinarily found elsewhere.
Besides having better goods the sises made regular to
avoid large quantity of small sizes, which great
evil to the Merchant and of universal complaint. Our
has been AVOID this evil in giving orders for the
ufacture of stock of Boots and Shoes
~ We prepared TO sell these goods shade 1oser
than house Virginia, and zritL do it. City
Country Merchants therefore invited cali and look
for themselves. ~
ssyN Terms months credit
Norfolk, Va
March p, 1854 81
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February s, 1854.


= EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE
IA SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfully inform
friends and the public that have large
excellent Stock % Leather qma findings for The Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South Of New York. and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight, &C. considered.
All of purchases having been made from the Inpor
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole case or package and
Tnnery places in power sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy lose by giving stock
examination and believe shall be able to please,
both price and quality Below enumerate some of
the leading articles viz:
dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins Ghis maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1917
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
900 Sides Oak Tanned and HeGnlock Sole Leather,
80 " Band Leather,
Lasts BootTrces, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
AlSo Sewed BrOganS Of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction, and other articles
to mention at No III Old street. opposite P Harrsons
Saddlery F. a. & X. Ii. FORD
n. b. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at Store.
Petersburg, Nav 3, 1852. IT,
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NEw srocKiI

y L. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
AIoopened his stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH
ING comprising all the and desirable styles of Fine
French Cashmere Pants, Marseies aud Silk Vests Supe-
rior French Cloth Frock and Sack Coatsbesdes all the
medium qualities.
consequently the Garments made in the latest and best
style.
We confidently safely recommend goods to
wear WELL many testify who have purchased from
for years past.
Our arrangements such that we can take measures
and have garments made in the best STYLE and good FIT
guaranteed.
In reference to Dress Shirts would call attention
of customers styles. Orders taken, and shirts
made to measure, weeks time In fact pre-
pared to suit our customers in every respect.
~ Call at HARDING'S for GOOD GOODS.
Raleigh. March %, 1854 81
H. L. .HARDING-Oppositc 4Ressrs. Ecans d. Cooh
ELo Manufactured and Dealer in Superior READY
MADE CLOTHING. is now receiving E
Superior black doe skin Pants,
do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do
do do do duck do
do fancy do do do
do black satin d. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do do silk do
do fancy do do
do farmer satins do
do white MarseiIles D. B. Vest,
do do ehnrod do do do sB do do
do black cloth frock Coats,
do do do dress do
do fancy do frock do
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities.
For bargains in well made GooDs call at
HARDING's.
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nIJNrS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
Of all kinds of PANTS OIs, and VARNIsHEs to hand
nd for SALE lower than be bought elsewhere on the
t ~ M "ccan,modating terms by p f. PESCUD.
vs. ~ . S6-
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March 24, 1854.

A TTENT1ON 1--WE MOULD NOW BEG LEAvB
"A inform the Country Meielants ard ding eon,1u'
warranted stand in any climate or So
per hundred 80
At either price, high favored and neatly
packed. -
These Candies Manufactured Of fle first wotks
in the United States, bave had n in the business
for years. and the least fault been lodged
against his work will give hundred dollars premium
for workman who make candy superior IN beauty
style durability Try it and it don't give
we will give it up.
We also keep all kinds Of French Candies, together with
large supply of Fruits Nuts Cigars and Fancy Goods al
ways hand to suit Country Merchants in any quantities
they may wish, and at low prices We suppose have
no objection that Willow ware, Br0eIns, Matches of
several different Makes Pickles, Prunes Preserves and
Figs When you come down in the spring to lay yonr
will treat.
DAUGHFREY & HARRISON
Petersburg Va Feb L. 3nl s---34
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ED ALTIMORE PIANO MANUFACTORY.-
ND IMPORTANT IMPROFEAENT-EkQstic Unicsrsa1
Iouc-WIsE BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir Square
and Grand Pianos, request those wanting rsrGe 1ns;rli
lentone that Ladies' perform with the greatest
possible advantage casie of style, of superutive
that will and last
life time to call for themselves sample Instrument
at the Agents ofice-Dr. w. r. SCoTTS.
These Instruments in general in the Cities
among the first critics Of and science and to whom
have referring See the manufacturers crcr
lars which may be obtained Of the Agent AL Instruments
warranted five years.
j. J. WISE & BROTHER.
Dr. w. r. SCOTT, Agent.
Rolcul January l1th 1850. 2O--tf.