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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04
Terms Of Adyrrlising.

A DVERTISEMENTS arc inserted in the Re-
"A publican, at one dollar per square. for the
irst three insertions and twenty five cents or each
additional Insertion Fourteen lines make q square.
No advertisement inserted for loss than n dolinr-
A Liberal reduction made to those who adverti,o
by the year
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

erWe regret 10 learn that his Excel |,
loncv Governor Bigler, is again lying sick
at Harrsburgh, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

nA-A destructive fire occurred ~ MARI
eta. Georgia, on the 25'h ulimo' by which
nroporly was destroyed TO the amount o'
about $4,000. How the fire originated Il
is not known.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

nrTho u. S. Senator from this sIale IS
oloc,ea on the second Tuesday Of Feb'y'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

0rIi is hoped that our readers will eX,
cuse any and every deficiency which may
appear in the present number Of our pa
per, as it has been put togeiherih ia consId'
erable Of a hurry, and issued Two days IN
advance of The usual lime, in order that
we may be prepared TO go TO work on the
Presidents Message as soon as received
which is expected tomorrow or the day
following. Our readers may expect the
Republican containing the Message IN foil
on Saturday next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

GuEABFIELD LODGE !. IoS. meets in tho
" second story orAc MlnIn House, Cloarfold
Pa. on Tuesday evening Of 81 week.
Oieariald, juno N.1SSt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04
THOMAS q. DANIS.

HAHiNET MAKER, Lumber City Sc fully pre-
y pared to execute 9Ii work in Dis liu, IN a
manae-. Nov. S, lS5i-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

@On Saturday evening the 2lst Of
November, we were favored with slight
idIl Of snow to the depth OF about an inch,
the first OF the scason--which, however,
soon disappeared before The rays Of the
sun orthe following day. Aboutthc 2G'h
Of Nov. snow again fell to about the same
depth, which also soon disappeared. Bat
on Friday nigtb, the lst Of December it
again commenced showing, and has con-
tnued to decend, and maintain its position
up to the present time, until we have a
snow some SIX inches in depth, and still
falling. Everything truly begins to wear
the appearance of winter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04

GERMANY ofthe papers in different por.
lions Of the state have increased their
terms. There is scarcely a paper in the
state with the exception ofour own, outside
Of the large cities, now published at the
low rate OF one dollar year. The 5ih
volume Of the Republican ends on the last
Of the present month, and the 9Th volume
commences on the Ist of January 1855,
when it is altogether likely that we too,
will be ender the necessity of increasing
the price Of our paper. Publishing pa.
per at one dollar a year, and paying the
exhorbitaut prices demanded for every ne.
cessary Of life has proved to be rather an
Improbable business.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04
VaIDablC Farm and Timber Land for Sale.

/ tNlE subscriber offers for sale valuable Farm
Il situate in Morris township, Clearfeld countv,
containing lGS acres and allowance, with about
no acres cleared, under good fence and in an ox
ccIent state of cultivation. The improvements
are Two Good Dwelling Houses Stable and
Large Barn, with two thriving Orchards. Said
Farm Is situate on the road leading from Phil
psb1rg to kylartown, about one mile north of the
Turnpike, about II miles cast Of Clcarreld.
The go q. wood land is covered with oak md
white pine timber Of superior quality.
AD"For further particulars apply to the subscri
ber on the premises. An indisputablo title will
be given.
WILLIAM VI. HUNTER.
Morristp, Sept 25, '5l-pd-3m.
STONE WARE lIANUFACTURY.
TE'IE subscribers respectfully announce TO ibc
4 citizens of Ccarfcld county, and the public
generally, that they are now manufacturing the
best Of STONE WARE uCar LwicrsJurg. and
prepared to furnish all articles in their line euual
TO any manufactured elsewhere and on reasonable
terms.
Store Pipe CoHors constantly on hand.
Also Stone W1E CopGae'l5s manufactured 70
ORDER
Orders promptly attended to- and liberal dis
count made to wholesale purchasers.
". J. PORTER.
aug ~ lS5h-f g. W. PORTER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04
RAlL.ROiD MEETlN.

4 meeting Of the CommlssODers &c. Of
the Tyrone, CIearfeld and Eie Railroad,
Company was held at the Car house, in
Clcarfcld, on the 25ih of Noumber Hon.
Richard Shaw, President in 10 chair. 1t
was on motion resolved tn. when this
mcctng adjoums, it adiouBto meet at
Tyrone, Pa, on Thursday, ynuary nth,
1855, at 2P. NJ. On motto q. X. Bar.
rett, Dr.. K. Y. Wilson, ant l.. Jackson
Grams were appointed committee orcor.
respondence and were authized to have
hand-bills aud circulars prsed and also
TO attend 10 advertising. q motion J.
NJ. Hale, Esq, Of PhiIadelph was author.
ized to have the report of IS. Z. Mont.
gomery, Esq, Of survey route, with
map, printed. Jacob Buigh, John D. f.
Stewart and Jas, McQuss, Esq'rs., Of.
Blair co., and a. X. Wng, G. l.. Reed,
and VIM. Irwin, Esq'rs. CIearfeId co.
were appointed commttcdo open books /
and obtain subscription r'tock.
On motion resolved ID ihe proceed
ings be published.
RICHARD SAW, PrSt.
L. J. GRAMS, SccY.
pFThe above notice as enormously
published in our paper lost week an.
nouncing that the meoii you'd be held
on the 4th of Jan. Iratol our eXchan.
ges have published said 'tice or referred
to il, they will please ms;he correction,
stating that the meeirwII be held on
Thursday the / lth Of Iuary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-04
rORElGN NEMS

HC nCNs from Mo con- n - :,
rope, by the steamer Arri,o :. -. :" -'''
arations voro r,,li,u ''' P''p'
was lust abou, ,o bo ,,.a, 80 9 ''''-'u'
pol 1.-THE ot,emnt ,o ,oL H. 'Is'0'
by assault has becn modo 49, 49,. 1'''"
we may expect to hear or IN rnn.aa1l
ted sacrifice of rhuman life Soro,,I -.
sons combine 10 s,reno,bor ,n,.h -
sion. The allies n 20 nro,,,, ,.,,, ..,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15
lohn MIlellelI nnd Abnlllinni.m.

joins MTcnELL's views Of slavery, and the desire
expressed by him to plantation in the South
wcl-stoCkcd with "dafkics,' have brought lown upon
him the anathcmas Of the whole Abolition crew,
whites and blacks Ii ha shocked their scnsiblities
excessively Their hopes have been cgrcgiousy dis
appointed Fanatics and madmcn as they are they
expected, when Mitchell arrived in this country, TO
usO Him as n tool whcrcwith to promote agitation and
assa the institutions Of the South-as they have uni
iormy done with almost every foreigner who has
come IN our shores. In this they were Mistaken
Mitchell was neither corrupt green enough tosuf
fer himself to he made cats-paw of by a class Of
men with whom lac could not even associate without
dishonor. Hence, lac buifcd them off at the outset
-rcbukcd their folly, and this day. no doubt heartily
dcspiscs them Finding him firm and intractablc-
seeing that threats, attery and ioadyism neither be.
wdcrcd his intellect corrupted his integrity they
have opened upon him all the lDodgates of abuse and
defamation But he, like all patriots and honest men,
can better endure their ccnsurc than their praise 1t
Is both more grateful to his heart, and more comp-
mcntary to ms head It him, moreover, Of the
entire truth and soundnesS Of the position hc has Ia
ken it is not difficult to ascertain what is right
when wo know on which side Of question mad
men and knaycs are found. IL We had couple O
| ''b P''eitVhS III 'ne DVuNit oOUl HlttCIcIl huOuN
certainly have ono. lie deserves II for his course
upon the slavery question.
The most amusing and impu1ent thing OF the day
is, that certain GooRGE l.. Low, big, Fat, strap
ping, odorOus eoioroi fellow, Of iough in TIN
State Of New York, has challenged JouS MncnELL
not to MORTAL combat, but to public defense Of hi
views and position upqn the question OF slavery. w
qDncx the challenge, in the following terms to wit
- tho said George T.. Lloyd native ofNnbla, Africa
challenge you John Mitchell native Of lrelind, to mcc
IN the City OF Boston, the first Mond y in the mor
Of april 1851 IN public debate betty you and mysol
bjro th5 thirteen Grst officers Of the city Of Eostor
which gentlemen shah decide by the weight Of tho argu
produced Nv Mr.. lloyd that II IL GRIM, ~, &C.
10y Mr Miclcs Argument thst II l. not crime, &c
&C. tho said Mr. Lloyd will secure the Of the
sonu1di2us hall in tho city at my own expense, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

Delay not harbor not In mind sentence OF fools, NH
loophy that dise will get well OF that you ca.
II with certain medicines for dollars Beware how you tam
per with your general welfare
We Wild and vicious youths why will dosing with
the hy ndudfing daily preferred thereby impair
Ing your appetite and dgessu and destroying you m
well as physically when few doses
SAINT medicinest
We rakes OF and condition. why ye and re-
pine and drag out miserable existence the .o-
nenffnd even ordinary pursuits Of ref thu. an
noyed anc wish to be restored by
at once pleasant and ectua DR. NORRIS III,
success In cronc des has other
physician OF his day Many who year. afflicted
win disease or Consequences resulting
restored to health and vigor under his really
shoad personal interview be Objectionable state your
In Wrt:ng-eneose 1--WE dUlarsaddress DR.. W. NJ NORRIS
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn and package med
eine' securely put will lie sent privately with
nl directions herewith and no questions deted.
Persons living at distance and afflicted with seroaa Old w..
GERS letter, Cancers, Piles Fstua In Gravel Structures,
Geets disease whatever OF aggravated malignant
character be cured at home by consulting MORRIS By
letter, post paid, enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant
safe, can be sent mail
Particular attention the
Ladies who may be afflicted with or
Whites Prolapsus Utera FALLING Womb,
70 lay aside all false deeAey rompty consult the
Cures trdrrdntedl
Once over Insurance ONCE Cedar street, the
Ohce Room, NO. IL, stairs oc22-dly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

NEw PArESTs-Aessrs Henson 4 Rohr OF Charleslown,
have obtained patent for Improvement ia seed plinters
and David Swarz, Of Toms Brook, SHENANDOAH for adj,
diuonal improvement in ploughs, patented June 22d,
ls52.-RrPHJiicm
SMALL PoH.-A man arrived In Wythcvlc few weeks
ago sud was employed by Messrs Phelps & spler In
their Timers Shop. In few days he was taken sick
aud m disease was pronounced by ofour
SmiIfox Measures werc Immediately taken by tic
proper authorities to prevent the disease from spreading
and Tor Willie the town ali excitement aud alarm
We are glad however 10 state that the stranger has re
covered none OF our citz have been attacked by tho
disease ard there dinger whatever apprehend
| cd,-EcpDLtca'.
The charter Of the Northwestern Va r. r. Companv
Bns been amended so a. to require he fillmore Company
70 nike all their brijge' tnnheI' 60 between CgmJeF
lgEd aud Wheeling Of suBcent width to acconnodite a
double track to Wheeling AMI provide thsi unless thin
be done before ~ let 81 September 1883 that tho thir
! Mrdid
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Appoln,m,nt, h, The rre,,d,,,

By and piM The a,irice and consent of the Senate.
SURVEYORS oY THE CUSTOMS
Thonas Bennesson, az Quincy, Illinois
Sidney s. Norton, at Port Jefferson, New York
John Bohannon, jr.; at Eist rvar, Virginia
Dennis Dawley, at Norfolk Virginia.
Charles Shelton, at New Haven, Connecticut
James +. Godfrey, at Savannah, Georgia
George w. Merchant, at Dunirie4, Virginia.
Robert H. Webb Suffolk, Virginia
John Il. Norman at Albany, Indiana
Nathaniel Rudder, at Velasco Texas
Champe u. Thornton, at Port ROYAL Virginia
Elisha Atkins, New Port, Rhode Island
William A. Linn at st. Louis, Missouri
Walter llavens, at Grecnport, New York
Lewis Jo1selyn, at Salem Massachusetts,
Gabriel Johnston ut fredericksburg Virginia.
Edwin Brawnel, at Troy New York
Jesse George, at Carriers Creek Virginia
Samuel Melvin, at Accomic Court House. Virginia.
Samuel Porter, at Beverly Massachusetts,
ID. Is. Smith, at Alexandria, Virginia
John -. Butler. at Smithfcid, Virginia
Henry n. Sands, at Louisville, Kentucky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

~ Dh. g. u. BnAINERD would Inform an. nnhn
nd for the Committee CORES, ondsnce Al HE
W anu can be consulted all
- sAJ M r., h., ,s sah 1864, from IL A. M and 70
S nil De Short therefore Who Win In.
sS New Ysi oy BY me- seH
the eyeba small large; whether me anu
promptly or sunten-ean, for dollars ob,.in s
treatment for ten dollars In or
deducted The poor favorsbiy considered. " ss VIII 0e
Dn bhAskhp has restored 10 perf.et .i.h, L.
Pa ana total Of from % year.
oi nj. an 70 MINUTES application. by scientific
Dr. b. has also, cured Of ton OF .,,ou,
pain moun and intolerance OF light;
S % . OF ,Sh. from ske and Of which
for abundant evidence Of the
nsu 70 OF persons treated and published i'm The eitv
paper Mahy OF hose persons be n
~ ~ NJ OF each days which hours viii perform az
permenn ON The worst cases that may presented
Nee notice above for hours days Those who do M,
Ia3i-u ~-' '''' '''' ~ 80 "'m ut uH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

The Maryland annual Conference Of the NJ p. church
commenced at Eison, on Friday. fnll attendance was
present. The conference opened by the President
Dr. John Reese by reading scrptnre singing and pray
er. The Rev John Morgan reelected Secretary and
Mr. j. Wontcrs, OF Ccnifeeie chosen assist him.
Rev f. y Reese, editor Of the Methodist Protestant
elected to honorary membership and invited take his
seat within the bar. Tbesame honor conferred OH
the Rev. Mr. TIicve Messenger from the PttsburG Con-
ference, aud the Rev. r. H. Ball. formerly President OF
Madison College
The hours OF meeting were fixed at o'clock in the
morning. and . in the afternoon.
The Conference then into the examination of off.
cal character with open doors The President in reply
to several questions gave BRIEF but cheering OF
the condition OF the District alleging the velue Of church
property in he district to be less than 5000 900 lie
also states that there is increasing disposition on the
part OF the membership support the Ministry aud also
so far as he could judge, increase of irtalv The
business OF the Conference progressing rapidly and
every minister passed his examination Of character with
out or blame in any particular.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

w ""fffsS btnSeT CtoTfts-These Cloths are nov
acknowledged give the most perfect speedy main
'n0 breasts OF nursing MOTHER arising from cold any other
and to Afford the only complete protection .v a.,
distressing aieiion GAInKhKp BsK,sr known to the World
thdy They be the ie.,, discomfort, 4, h
moher ana procured and during period OF pur,pv
whenever any dagreeabe symptom hardness or
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they to give relief
and In every instance the Rising There thou
sands who suffer ds during the period nursing Direction,
for using these Cloths aeeompan, them.
SO Aremanee OF $780, accompanied by 10 cents worth OF
postage stamps will secure the prompt transmission by mall Of
pair OF these Cloths to part OF United State.
They 70. sale exclusively by
ADlE .e GRAY, Wholesale and p.,,u l,.,,.
NH, li Main street, Richmond, yIryini.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

IN Mississippi has decided 10 receive her share Off,
public lands bill 70 ibst effect passed the Ni.is.on
Legislature on Tho LIST inst An enort was mad, "a na
ryder on the bill declaring that any congregational on.c,
rnents providing for distributing bs proceeds of tho op
lie aods among the states Is uaconsaionai bu, II "a.
voted down. Tho Legislature Of Mississippi is D mo.
cratic,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

ICE-Thc Boston Curer says the quality Of ice cut in
that vicinity thos aeason will be about go 900 tons
and adds
The receipts oil tho several railroads for freight Of this
ice VIII amount To about 100000, labor for cutting and
NC, 100000 Large also paid for sowdust and
other materials for packing, Wharfage, &C., the ice
shipped To ship the surpulous from vicinity foreign
and domestic ports would require about 200 ships Of l.
600 TO EACH the freight of which could
than 100000 The present price Of ch is about 81 per
ton packed or poard vessels for export,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

letter in the Union from Boston, SAYS that notwi,h-
standing the noisy tcegraphic announcements of great
anti Nebraska meetings in New England and the srug
gles Of the nguting presses, with the New York Herald
and Tribune leading OIL to make appear that there ia
great popular excitement existing this question
such Is not the fact. Scarcely bakers dozen of these
meetings have been held in the whole six New England
States, out of New Hampshire where John p. Hale is
the stump.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15
RICHMOND MARKETS. M,,c, "A

Tho breaks aud receipts continue yer, i.rc. a. 49,
son o. tns year. we quote New iugs at s toe
s sad ,' ia 'o sa old Tugs e2 common leaf s
70 d. sooa 70 II; hne manufacturing II TO Is
- n'es rh' nnd u to their interest TO prize their
lsgs heavy, make them weigh nom i4oo to 1900 Ia.
shippers prefer heavy iroghs and most of tho luz, no.
selling arc being bought for 81 ipment. '"' ''S' w"
WnxAf-Prme White Ia worth n an -, -,
Red at 81 b6. w ana Pf'me
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

DEsTH or FIELDrSG Lucas, JR-0ur highly respected
fellow citizen, Fielding Lucas, IT, died yesterday
morning, after an illness of several weeks, in
the sevenythird year Of his age. This announcement
although rot unexpected will be received with universal
sorrow, Mr. Lucas being OF the links connecting the
with the pas; generation and whose name has
been intimately connected with all those public euerpr.
that have brought Baltimore from an obscure village
to it, present pronncncc the third commercial city
the union Mr. Lucas was extensively and favoraby
known throughout the country, and although he had
measuraby retired iron active public life for
past his death will be sincerely rcgreed-Bah AD,eri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15
HESTER WHITE, oOmnI.,,o, M,,,,
MARKET, MARCH 4,

occo-Ths quantity coming In loose parcels Ia still
increasng-prces rather lower for inferior ,o,,s W.
quote Lungs loose ssooa4 so; fine brands OOs$e es:
ssSs IN s ed from "a; Leaf common 90
6rish. parcels sold from sis 2 to $40 90. ''"0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH is, 1854.
TO CORREspONpKNTs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters business must be addressed theiEfors
ne Whfg."
Articles written both sides Of the paper published
s Is rule Eng standing ought be and viii
in be departed Obituary notices exceeding
tines are charged for rs Advertisements.
EB- Commune will charged same a, adrer,s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER-MADAM RESTELl

Nav YORK, March II.
The examination into the mysterious murder of the
Italian Refugee, Ferinandi at Williamsburg was conclu
dcd last evening, and the Coroncrs Jury rendered yer.
dict charging the crime upon another Italian named
James Antoni, belonging confcconers establishment
in Duane street lie arrested aud committed To prt
son to await his examination to-day
Great efforts have been made TO ascertain the where
abouts Of Miss Grant the accusor fShackrd and Madam
Rcsel The general impression is that she has been
orcbly abductcj The evidence all to be submitted 10
the Grand Jury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15

The amount Of ice exported from Boston in the month
OF febnlry, o959 tons nearly 900 Of which went
to New Oreius and 1000 to the East Indies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-15


EXAMINERS WISHING OBTAIN these superior machines,
wiz secure tnsmsye. against DISAPPOINTMENT and confer
1Po" the subscriber by giving their orders as carly
them when brought in compscn with the best machines
ginia Sat. FAR received marked dne,%n
OF The IN The that anas4 humber ny Of @ nns
% sno T'9 to s
to clean ~nS. or other at one PLACED
jee by having premium
@ ~'S n vs'. a Tho The Sns ssa BY me
r bsd without, even decent coat paint upon nnd under
sIsss" q '''.','.u '' u,
machine, may descriptions peculiar advantages
o %
s1n Of me heavy setting ls9shs,
Price o. horse power vim .hrsher separator and
% aSn., : In my Fac
Premium Strnw Cutters.
oTss fess 10
SGss. Seed P,, M,t sats. Cradles and
sPss. my Ps,ss. s'iss Gutter for
@ sosi.y'
an Of ,SS.ana now h.% Pss
% na pSa, on . % M I DoaS. S T
plough IsseSs% s a. premium offered 70, se h%r
exhibited the plough As will seen BY Official report in
Iincys Rsnpers ready for the next harvest
mli5~ws1 Corner Main and l9ih streets.
M GhSR ny s ."5 -'S goo SSV sS5
s' ana ;%s s:s siis
G MIL e" sa at the Gijis q o sT i5 IL lain
~ sale BY ' '"' Wv" T. IT, sKiaksh,' TOT
milo Gary street.
OnmS;Eissss "oL,ssf-So; ',s;y sloIs. .ls1
dHGAhns-So.Ooo good German cigar, 2; e. ..!sg
4
- as!a.ti an icai; Mosrr Cote. Sugar,
~ ~ bags prime nsw crop Rio Coffee
zee l,. Sass sid ,sSS 81; LEATHER
SSoEross Mason. Backing
no 70 S's.n Pepper spISI,,
s Ai'"'"n' Candies F sfsRE ot css
0LD JAVA COFFEE.-6o bags prime old Java Cole,
iea5 EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
spdA NILS PRIME NEW CLOVER sgE,, Ja,t received,
~ for sale on accommodating '''": jsS wonpLr CO.
POO ., C 4: s s.i.i i''S Ss
fesS BACoN& baskerville.
s I:s: u s.! yS:a:a sss Z; :SS
feai ''' HUXLEY co.
GsPERM AND soLAn oiisJust received 500 gallons each
f.q s0'' fP'' AT" ''' p J0 ia Bro prugs.p
S6A1A Doz AMERICAN PoRTpl, AND ALE-Pini' and
GU quarts In ''' ''d'i b6 S5 "; CO. 1,M in .,.
| lREAHI,S PATENr COFFEE POTs,-.A loI,btr
VI supply q these truly able c Pots probably the bt
| PUT sbing store Of BULKLEY . co,
mbS iaI Main street.
M Jules FOIt sALE.-I have for sale ,eytra young
I'VE Kenusky Mules medium These Mules utbroke,
| only ~ years old, Apply WN. q. IILIN,
| mis- iiih Eirest between Man and bank SIS
zpOOTS, SHOES AND TuUNKs-sPRIHe STOCK.
hB hundred 81 Roots Shoes,
suitable Spring Trade comprising general
all attention u
generally promise show rs good tok prices,
/ as any house In Richmond, at the otlh.
NH PUTYEY, WATTS PUTEEY.
HpHIME CHEWING TOBACCO.-we are nov PIE.
pared TO furnish the Indispensable
uaEroyc expressly sales This fail
snal .f.silon being manufactured from very tessa
! kSS p, JOHNSTON BRO Druggists,