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Geo. w. Green is to be hung in Marshall county.
Miss, on the 25 of October, for the murder of n L.
Marmop
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EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER 7rH

EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER 9TH
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro.
ppie tor of the above works is prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kinds in the beststyle
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANNEL STUFF, both of fNorthern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received.
my1S WIN. FORBES.
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BINFoRD, MAYO g. BLAIR,

AAvE received their Fall and Winter
Il DRY GOODS, CARPETING, &e.. to which
they invite the attention Of their friends and the
pablo generally.
In their stock Vim be found the newest Styles 70
reign and Domestic, Dress Goods for ladiss and sen
Also very large stock Of Heavy Goods for servants,
suitable for factory and plantation uss.
sale and RETAIL ~. ss1f-zsw&c2m
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CHARLES n HARREYS

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PArNrKR
l0:h st., between Main and Cary
q All work entrusted to his care will he filth.
fully and promptly executed. seaO-Sm
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DIR. GEORGE ScHERER, formerly Practi
toner of Medicine In Baltimore respectfully offer,
his professional services to the public Office on Les
| ter st., Rockets. iv N-ta
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MURDRR.-The Trinity La) Advocate, of the

MURDRR.-The Trinity La.) Advocate, of the
18th inst, records the following:
ehave learned verbally that another man was
killed on Monday last in the vicinity of Catahoula
Lake, in this parish. The circumstances, as re.
lated in our presence by a gentleman from the
neiehborhood, are that man named Piles was at
the house of one Whte, whose wife was Piles
half sister. Seeing White In the act of abusing
her, he demonstrated, and was ordered away BY
White. He replied he would 60 as soon as he got
his gun, which was on rack 10 the house and
while in the act of taking it down. 1t was seized by
Wilhite, who, in the struggle stabbed Piles In the
breast and killed him
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

WAAD.-hansWay from the subaeriheY on the
10th inst, Negro nan nsmsA CHARLEo; bel .
about n years Of age. feet or inches high, gin
esr-bread color; he vas raised IN Hampton ~ Nj.
which plaes believe he he's gone. VIII give the
abcve fswaxd to any psrDon Who Will deliver bin 70
jyN No. 5 wa1 street, unlsr Gig nossl. !
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EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.

EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
HAVING made arrangements with the
IL SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD CO and connect
ing lines for the transportation. per Mail Trains of
Boxes, Cases, Packages, Parcels and sll descriptions
OF Express Matter we are ready to serve all who de-
sire to use the Express, with unsurpassed facilities
for the rapid and sure transit of sll articles commit
ted to care.
" Charges moderate and uniform!
rFNo commissions charged for forwarding to points
of our lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
Sc l8-lm Under Exchange Hotel
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FALL TRADEl 1854.

RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia, North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of bis own d.
rect importation, embracing many and desirable
Moulded and Plsin GLASSWARE. LOOKING .
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell ON a. good terms a. any
re-packng house In the United States and to use his
best efforts to give entire satisfaction.
STONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices
N. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
an Sl-dd c2m ~-l-.--..-
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CHARLEsToN-The Charleston Courier anaoun-
the death, at SulIivan's Island. of Capt Samuel
c. Wison. He was native of Georgia, and GAL
lantly served throughout the Florida war In the
capacity of Lieutenant. He was subsequently tel.
Ter OF the Bank of Aug gusta and was at the time of
his death teller of the Peoples Bank of Charleston
There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston on Monday
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+. M. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich.
mond. Va "a Q-d9m
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DUTCH IEMPERANcE.-An old Dutchmau who
had recently Joined the temperance society, was
was taken sick and sent for doctor to prescribe
h ,or MN, who ordered him to take an ounce of
brandy or,y per day. The old chap overhauled his
wsiab, ana found in the tables of Apo,hecaries
saysthe Dutchman. .'that is the Temperance socis.
LOT me; did not take but ak drains before,
now gets eighn' The consequence was, that his
complaint went of, and took him with it
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.
IT is everybody's business to read the
Il newspspers-snd in doing so, they will find that
j am now located on Governor street. in the exten.
sive warehouse lately erected. have hand and
still continue to manufacture, the largest and most
complete assortment of FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES ever offered in this market. You will find
in examining my stock
900 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
500 dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Diyaps 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables so Wardrobes
200 Wsshstands 100 Fancy Tables
Sidebnsrds Lounges of all kinds
Book Cases Cribs, Cradles, Gb.
Writing Desks
And large assortment of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Governor st , Richmond, Va.
u-CABINET MAKF.s WANTED.
2-dlm
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Il Are now sending all description Of Goods 10
Wilmington and Fayetteville. NJ c., and to all places
ca the line, and contiguous to the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad.
ducements to shippers.
T Charges moderate and uniform.
Office under the Exchange Hotel. se 18-e0d2m
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- FOR RENT-The very pleasant
- and commodious Dwelling, corner 9th and Gary
streets, now occupied by the subscriber. It's many
convenences, with Its proximity to business, render
it of the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given from 1st to 18th June. Apply to
M. Ell MACE, or
my TITS WINSTON POWERS
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
WE have received and offer for sale
Nv Superior heavy Sleeps Grey Ssftinets
Black, Cadet and Steel Mixed Ssffinsfs
81 and64 Extra Pulled Kerseys
Sd and 4 Plaid Linsevs
Tvilied and Duffie English Blankets
Iwilled and Dufhe Superior Domestic Blsnkets
Zine Msckinaw Blankets
scarlet, Blue and Brown Blankets fsr Oyer. Goats
"a, l9,4. Ia and IA Enslish and Domestic BED
All Of which viii be sold y low q they can be had
in the Northern Markets ~ " $50
WADSWORTH, TURNER CO..
u-Sw No. IS I4th street
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY oooDs--I have just opened an
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
which were purchased in the Northern markets ON
the most favorable terms. I am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers. Among the a.
sortment may be found 5
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, &c.
ALSO, pet
good assortment for Gentlemen, Bow and Gar.
vants Wear-with q large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles. e s{l
The public are respectfully invited to give me a
CALL % am determined to sell a. cheap as any other
house in the city. II. ROSENFELD,
se lS-Sm IT'S Broad ct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOrIoE.-The Rev Cha'. n .,

NorIoE.-The Rev. Cha's Il. Read has
accepted an invitation to make Tsupsr,ncs speech
a. the Unlversalist church. IN this eity On F,iSsv
night the 9Th at half past O'Clock. His subi.et NJ;
De- The traffic in ardent spirit4r The pablic ssner.
ally not only invited but most urgently requested
authorze n In the sssurauce, that the evenins ma.
be spent PLEASANTLY and probably by all who nav q
tend Ass = 81 a.
CHEAP AND HANDsoME EPRIsrIre.-Bills.
Cards, Circn.arz Labela. Bit Heads Blanks &C. &c :
PRESSES, $50 Main street, with great rapidity ana
IN a. wos sknanlike any other estalishment
in the Union aud at cheap rates.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly are invit.
ed to call and examine specimens and prices No
charge 10 made, uneas entire satisfacton ID Riven
CHAS Fl. WYNNE, Two doors below
se8-lw Exchauae Bank Main NJ
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EXCHANGE.

STERLING BILLS: 81 p ct. premium
DoMEsTIc.-NortheYn Ezchdnge-Checks on the
chief Northern cities scarce and in demand. Banks
not drawing. Brokers selling at al W OF. prem
Large Northern City Bank Notes premium.
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Bank
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Ayoung lady. recently married TO farmer one
day visited the cow house, when she thus iuterro.
gated the milk maid by the by, Mary, which of
these cows is II that gives the butter milk and
which one gives the skim milkf"
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JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRODUCE BROKER,
iy 24-dSm
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By order Of the President
% 2z-2Aw4w WM. r. nUNFORD. eec.y.

ROARDIN0.-Two families may nne
ID senteel and comfortAble Bossdine: go eees
rooms at ens Of the most dssrable Iosscens -
opncsitc Yslepsins. Cfsnshaw Co, nesr to tne
churches, an1 70 busiaeea. makes veu oeev9Ment
a few young msn - any soardem ~ - - -
so1 ssss slss sood hs.snsas sos suitable q.
any dna az o1lee. = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-29

a No. 20 HORSE FOWER 6TAIION-
Z. a Az s,ss5 5sliss ssd q ses NIIl =. ~. Hs.
f.ANDEkSoEs =, lsikss 0issa /. o. 6s!olisst
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parish in aby-isne and not aiyine him The nav no
readily ss ne expected, the parson, with an erect
enest foid him 'he was better fed than taught
very true, indeed, sir," said the farmer, sfor you
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DUMPS! PuMPS!!-Just received at
= my store on 18th st., between Main and Cary.
lsias ssppiy Of Cisten Well Garden Ensinss and
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
Will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
nh SD CHARLEe H LANGLEY.
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
fuRcHAsE OF rLANDs-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Seeye-
t0yycf tie Hirgt1i1 State AgvicuitDaz Society," and
y. AUGUST Offer their services to the uubia -
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
States. " ~
Ohice-at the office Of the Tiygfnia State Agyicul.
tayat Society," No. lis Main styeet y
n. AUGUST, NsrARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofhca-asa above, n ats
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IIOTICE.-All persons indebted 10 4. z
IN mOORE, are ssquestsA - ell q ELAN q.
NooaE'e Cary stFsss asjelslsl The 0ea.nbiaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-29

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 900
office on 18th street, next to the Post Office This
Company tnsres against loss damage By fire in the
city or country Real and Personal Property inclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port or on voyage
au 25-Sm o. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
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NEw HAMPSHIRE GoLp DIo0INGs The Lovell
News has seen specimen of gold bearing quarts
said 70 have been taken from quartz ledge on the
farm of Mr. Butetrick. at Windham, N. II ten miIes
from Lowell. The gold, although not abundant, d
said TO be ofexcelent quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-29

0. Fl. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col.
lector 18th street, between Main aud Cary over the
store of 9. X. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. r. Wor-
than Co., Williams l. Brother Butler l. Tinsley.
J. II. Claiborne. g. r. Peake, j. B. Sclater and DR.
w. A. Paterson. Sc lS-Sm
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When bank suspends A. A,..r.u. th.v ,ar.
the PRESIDENT to aneighborinr tree and serye him
~ Inc same manner simple remedy, but very
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GARBER q Co.'S AMERICAN HOrEL,
Stannton. Va: w. II. GARBER, J. B. BREcKENRIpcE.
L. STEVENSON. Proprietors i
travellers will find this new Establishment first
Class mouse, and the Propnetors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The American" il situated Immediately nj thu
terminus of the Central Rsilroad iy 52-Sm :
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GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND RTHENWARE,
ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl (or 14th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER
" AND KANAWHA COMPANY-KIcBAoNs .,

SEPTEMBER 20th, 185f-The TWENTlETd annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the James River and
Kanswha Company. will be held at the oface Of the
Company, ON MONDAY, the 2Srd October nsxt.-
Powers Of Attorney for the appointment Of Proxies
are valid If atfested by or more witnesses and
executed within six months Of the day OF meeting.
FoRM OF Proxy.
Kaop all men BY these presents; That We, the Sab
seribers being Stockholders In the JAMES RIVER And
KAHAwaA COMPANY, do hereby constitute and ap.
point --- our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy.
TO represent esch ofus In all General Meeting Of the
Stociholders of saia Company, held within six
months from and after the date hereof. when are
not personally present OF rePrs:sntsd Dy some other
Proxy; with fnIl power and authority. at soeh Cen
sueh other act Act - each OF ne could give d.
~ msmber Of the said mestings II we were Der.
sonaliy prsssnt; and We do hereby rakify and con.
firm whatsvsr vote votes, oct or acts our sA Al
tornsy may lawfully give or do for us In purslance
Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
WIrHEss our hands and seals, this dayof
ons thousand eight hundred and
Teste, isEAL.l
By order Of the President.
n y
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NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESI-

A NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
IA DENCE ON CLAY STREET. AZ PRIVATE
SALE--We offer ae priyake nle that neat and plea
sant framed houss clas 81 sAsee doom beyond the
resdsnes Of Mr.. .. 3. 1ullisns snd cecppisd BY Mr.
The dwsiiiss, with eli ths ssual sut-houses. hss
bees bsilt within few yeass pAst - In nice order
and possesses every eonvenienee for the pleasant
sssomDes.ssssss g nsdl.M sss1 fsniy; Whilst the
fKRNs-Llbsral
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GkEAT ExClTENENT.-WYlAN
- The WIZARD CAUGHT --1hs srsassss su-
nee q wynas. ths nssslss, VIA t.e Ss.ssss ssa
dsesee heads upea one Sody, eask ikse being psr-
sss, 81 tss ss.as e wy1s. TSs = .a:ss
nain sfsset where Y nsy = 80. nee cf ehssse
ton sun he until sua -. Ever bedy shesld sss
3 " '.'l WA5sq1 i a. 5s.:',, ~ .is,: s.s..
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SEDUcTIoN.-The Philadelphia Ledger, OF Wed
nesday reports the following case which transpired
among parties moving in respectable society:
Ayouns man, named George w. Keyser, was ar.
rested by officer John Smith, of the Northern Liberty
police and taken before Alderman Erety, yesterday
morning. charged with the seduction of young lady
named ashton 1t appeared by the testimony that
the defendant became acquainted with Miss Ashton
more than two yesrs ago, and paid his addresses to
her at her fathers house, in Kensipgton, for nearly
year, when he sent wedding cake around to his
friends and announced his marriage. Miss Ashton
went to live with him his wife, and became me-
ther in January last They continued to live together
as man aud wife until about tive months ago, when
the defendant deserted his alleged wife, and the
10th of the present mouth was legally married to
Miss Maxwell. One of the brothers of Miss Ashton
ediately took steps to prosecute Mr. Keyser for
bigamy, when he learned for the first time that his
sister had been lawfully married Miss Ashton
appeared witness before the Alderman, and proved
that Mr.. Ksyser seduced her under the promise of
marriage. and that he afterwards promised to many
her. Her testimony corroborated by that or her
brother who proved that Keyser introduced his sis-
ter bis wife The mother of Miss Ashton was also
examined. and testified that her daughter was only
eighteen years old in July last. The defendant was
committed in default of $4,000 bail, to answer the
charge at court.
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FAHrHKz PARTICULARS OF AuBRRYs DsATH--
late arrival from Santa Fe confirms the oea'" u
Mr. Aubrey, and brings the following addiaonai
particulars:
He reached Santa Fe on the 18th of August, nav
ing travelled in advance of his train, ana stoPpeu
at the house of Mr.. Mercure. Major Weignt.u,
who was near at the time, walked 10 to welcome
him back; they met, shook hands. and ensaeeu -
conversation. Aubrey asked Weightman 20 'sks !. =
drink, which he declined; he then inqoIfeu o'
Weightman what had become of his newspaper,
the .'Amigo del Pais."
Weightman replied that it died natural aealn.
Aubrey replied that he glad OF It, as mere ~ese
articles published 10 1t In relation TO his former Tip
to California, which were lies. Weightman saia
was not so.- Aubrey with animation, ana strA,ng
his fist on the counter, replied, 81 say IL Is So
Weightman then threw a glass oil brandy anu wa
ter In his face. Aubrey Immediately drew '!oIn !
his left side revolver and in the act OF raising
bringing 1t to level, one barrel premstuIey on'
charged and the ball passed through the cel,ns.-
Weightman drew a bowie knife, ana Iusneu upon
him, and before Aubrey could again dlscnafse his
pistol stabbed him in the abdomen. He dieo ia ten
minutes.
Surgeon DeLeon, U. s. A., was called IN, put
could do nothing Weghtman Immediately sur
rendered himself to the Marshal, and was heio 10
bail by an examining court in the of two fnou'
sand dollars Much censure 10 attached to each
party by their respective friends 1t 10 said no one
regrets it more than Weightman.
No mention s made of Aubrey having perform
ed his last trip upon wager.
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young man, Charles Bourseul, now at Paris
the son oi French officer. and formerly 10 the
army In Africa, but relieved from his military du.
ties on account OF the scientific cleverness he dis
played, has been making experiments Ia the elec
trical transmission Of the voice. He entertains the
idea, from the success which has attended his
initial trials, that people may talk by telerranh
and the present writing or printing telegraph be
dispensed with. In word q conversation NAV be
held between one person In Paris and another Ia
Vienna, and SO forth. He 10 now engaged Ia ex.
nerimeufa 10 verify hia fhAorx
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N. Carolina and 8. Caroli-.
ma SIS and upw'ds, l dis,
0eorgia..............I
Alabama State Bank. "a "
RaDk nf Mohila y 90
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IN ling on Franklin street. between 9th and 7th
Streets Opposite Mr. VIM. C. Aliens row. contain
an Nc ,uitabls for a large family The rooms are
furnished with chandeliers aud other gas fixtures
City water in the yard. To good tenant the rent
viii be moderate Possession be given immedi.
ately. Apply to the undersigned at his schoorooms
the premises from to 10 O'Clock in the forenoon:
any other hour he be at his boarding
house on Bank street, between 9th and 10th SITS.
r. FL. L. TIGHE.
ET-The School-rooms not for rent.
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RUITER-l0 Kegs G0shen, received BY
- the steamer, for sale BY
ss2 J. Fry.
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FoREIGN.-No vessels now wanted for Liverpoo
or London. Two or three small vessels wanted TO
Havre and Marseilles,-at SIS. for the former, All
SIS Cd. for the latter port.
DoMEsrIc.-Freights dull at the following rates
;laTa luhi
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6z FOR RENT.-The House and lot
Ml now occupied by f. w. Roster, Esq corner of
Clay and 9Th streets Ii will be put in thorough
pair Possession given the first of October. For
terms, apply to
Pm TABB & SON. Agents,
Office on Governor between Main and Franklin sta.
l8-dtf
Smyrna times., 1854-10-11
CAUTION! CAUTIoN!I
Thomas ArEMitage's afent

ELECTRO-MAGNET LionrNING kOUS
20 BEWARE OF lAPosTERs AND SWINnLERs,ES
order 10 prevent repetition OF the frauds so ~
teusYely carried on during the last two years "
set OF scoundreis who travelled over the coanlsS,
and represent, themselves n, agents. and la Inary
instances exhibited urged certificates OF agency /
now give notice that all my agents carry With them
printed forms authorizing them 10 a. my Agehs
legally executed and acknoWle edged before Aide ma
HENRY SIMPSON, Of Philgde IhIa; they have Hts,,
my name and place OF business on their wagons. 4
belieVs them all to be strictly honest aud IuIy aE.
qualnted with the business OF putting up igLin4
Rods, which they will do al low a price az tkt
can be obtained at the factory. AS Hiany scheu4s
have been resOrted TO- dsfraud N ysel and he ruh
lac, purchasers should be their guard IhOuzlfus
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless
ucles IN the shape OF Lightning Rods having
lead copper, zinc and IRON points either or mai &C
which good tor pSihing My Electro MAGNET
Lightning kods have been e1amiL I'd A,v mi, ~. al.
most Scientific men in the world Who have pron.nnc
ed the TO DE the only rods. that they have Yer
which are calculated 10 lives and prupsrty Ia,
DESTRUCTION by Lightnlng-anong these are Prsie,,, "a
Henry NJ Alurtre, James NJ liter "a, InhD
son, OF me v. D Patent Office, T., }. Carr Dr. T. \.
Waller and maNy others who com mend Them in ,hs
highest Terms oi appreciation. - =.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL will meet
win prompt attention. Spire Rods and Scrolls mads
70 order. Cardinal Points, and all kinds OF w.aihe,
Vanes, for Sale cheap. SS'
% NJ Agent, SAMUEL C. WILT, will locate
himself during the Summer OF 1854 No. 81 Nofih
queen street, LANCASHIRE, Pa, and AUGUSTUS
CANN, al PENNSGkOVE. ~ J. Procsrly owners IN
hose seesionsof the Country, will do ell 10 cali so
hem. 4l9-- -
THOMAS ARMITAgs.
Wins Street, doors aboye Twelfth, PhilcdN
o.