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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

The AH1ntic and ". C. Rail Road.-A survey
ing party under the direction of w. B. Thompson,
Esq, left New Borne few days since to make
the sarvey and location of the section Of the route
Of the Atlantic aud ". G.. Rail Road from New
Berne 10 GoIdsboro'. The News says that the
construction of the Road will be commenced as
soon as the survey is completed, which will be
about the middle of October the first OF Noven1
Der next.-TVllminetou Herald. ~-. -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

New RAIL RoAD.-A notice appears in the
ferk'iiIe S. c. Remedy. that application will be
made at The next session Of the Legislature of that
State, for Charter TO construct a Rail Road
from Iorkyille to some point on the North Caro-.
lima line.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

) IS. TRooPs ORDERED.-We hear ,b,,
panies F, and E, I'd Infantry, recently re.o, eO'
lied, have been ordered TO Fort RdyeIr gan
Minnesota river; and Company K, Cd fni6s,n,'ON
to Fort RipIy, Minnesota The companies "r
9th Infantry, except those at Forts Kearnev Va we
the Platte, three hundred miles ives. Of E'Ey ~
Leavenworih,) and Laramie, ordered 10 COM WI
trate at Jefferson Barracks, preparatory 10 ~
barkation for the Pacific Coast. WI
Washington So.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

The deaths in Charleston on Tuesday from the
fever were 20.
We understand that As deaths took place in
Savannah on Monday, and that some of the bodies
could not be Inferred. The citizens were flying
in all directions. Surely the distressed condition
of that city should awaken some sympaty among
us.-.S South CaroLiuian
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

WHAT DRuNKARDs MIGHT Do 1t is estimated
says the Worcester Transcript, that the whiskev
drinkers of the United States could build the Pac;s
fc Railroad in a couple Of years. The money
they pay for whisky might pay for The grading
smokers and chewers could buy the iron, and he
money which the surplus two inches in the length,
OF ladies' dresses cost would supply The ocCmO.
lives 80
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15
Administrators Notice,

TT AVING qualified Administrator OF the estate d
+ Mathew Wallace, decd, notice is hereby gnsn
to all persons indebted to the estate TO orwai
and pay the same longer indulgence cannot be CIV.
en-; and those having claims against said estate will
present them according to the form prescribed by at
OF the assembly, this notice will be pleaded in boz
of their recov cry.
WILSON WALLACE, adnH
Sept. Is, 1854 ST.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

0EF The members of the Mecklenburg Agricul-
:ural Society will bear in mind that meeting will
be held in the Courthouse, on Thursday next,
Qhe 2lst inst.,) and not on the 3lst as is stated
in the advertisement in the last Wing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

A CARPET OF IvoRY.-Amongst the curiosiies
10 be transmitted from India TO the Great Exhibit
ton in Paris next year, is carpet Of ivory. II
is 20 feet long by broad, and made of long strips
OF ivory, plated like mating. The price N1sd
upon it is 5000.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

DEATH OF DIR. PATTERSON.
September 5.-Dr. Robert NJ. Patterson, late d.
rector of the United STATES Mint, died in this civ
to. day. He was President ofthe American Philc
sophcaI Society, and formerly Professor of the
Universities of Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFE1r.-We have been
shown dangerous Counterfeit on The Bank OF the
State, payable 10 l.. S. Webb at Windsor, and da
ted June 1st 1853. 1t was $50 bill, new plate.
letter A; aud was detected at the Rranch Bank in
NeWbern, and is so We4l executed that none but
the best judges could ever discover that it wasroi
genuine note. q" -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

CHARLOTTE, Sepie

CHARLOTTE, September 5. 1854.
CoTToS,-S4Ies have been limited this week
the market duh. Prices, extremes range from
to st cents.
CoRN.-No demand Price IS 10 70 cents per
bushe.
NEAL-Very scarce and in demand at rs cts.
per bushel.
WHEAT-No change noticed.
BACoN-From 10 10 cts Sales limited.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

NAUTICAL WIT.-Admiral Duncan addres, 10
the officers who came on board his ship for in.
structons previous 10 the engagement with Ad.
miral de Winter was both laconic and humorous:
Gentlemen, you see severe scinter approach.
ing; have only to advise you TO keep up good
fire."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

Gov. Reid has issued u writ OF election for the
Senatorial District of Rowan and Davie-1he cleo.
lion to be held on the l9h October next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15
New NE

AS we'll be seen by reference to advertisement
in another column, Messrs. VIM. D. Cooke and
Samuel Pierce OF our State preparing new
Map OF North Carolina, which will be pub lished
next summer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

IT AVING been appointed trustee of WIN. WheAhr
all his accounts arc in my hands for settlement and
persons are warned not to settle the with any
other person but
Sept Is 1854 WIN. HARTY, Trustee
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

Mr.. DoBBIN.-The Troy (Alabama) Bulletin
OF the 2lst uIt., speaks in the following manner
of the Hon. James {. DobbIn, of this State.
"The democratic of North Carolina have CARR.
ed their Governor and majority of the Legisla-
ture. If the election of U. S. Senator should re-
suit in the choice of the Hon. james G. Dobbin
the Old North States favorte sony the President
will lose an able adviser from his Cabinet, and
the nation will part with Secretary of the Navy
whose place il will be difficult TO fill His admin
stration Of The Navy Department has been dis
nguished Tor progressveness, liberality and JUS
tce"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15
NOTICE,

rTHE firm of WALLACE & CROSS is this day Dis
| solved by mutual consent. All pers ndebtt
to them requested to come forward and make pa!
ment by October court, their accounts will be O
in the hands of an officer for collection
WALLACE Il CROSS.
Sept. Is, 1854 Stf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

o. Jos. w. Ross Senior Editor OF the Ee0ecce
Courier, died AT Pickcns C.. H., Saturday. the
Pad instant, a(tir an illness Of only few days.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

A thief being caught robbingo bank, when ask
ed what he was doing, answered, Only taking
notes."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15
"CusroMs DEPARTMENT, QUEBEC.

"AUGUST II, 1894.
Sir: / have The honor, by command, in
form you that his sxceency the governor, general,
IN council, has been pleased to direct that. PEN
ding the action of the imperial and provincial
legislatures The subject, the free navigation of
the river ST. Lawrence be extended 10 vessels OF
the United States during her majasty's pleasure.
have the honor TO be, sir, your most obedient
servant, r. S. NJ. BOUCHET1E.
The Collector of the Customs, Quebec.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

o. We learn that DR.. Williamson has reSignrd
the Presidency OF Davidson College.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

THE RECIPRoCITY TREATY.-.The following is
the official Canadian announcement OF the opening
of the navigation of the ST. Lawrence 10 American
ships.
Ellis excelIency the governor general, in virtue
seeing that the season for navigating the ST. Inv
rance will be far advanced before the reciprocity
treaty can be fully discussed, has been pleased TO
issue instructions for the free navigation of the
river pending the action of the imperial and pro-
YIncial legislatures.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15
First Class Restaurant.

selected by Judge, and warranted unadutered.
100 Boxes OF Spa nfSh- SegaFS
of the best and approved brands, comprising Pr
cipes Regalia Rio HCndos, and various others, know
to be as aromatic and fragrant as any imported.
Gentlemen who wish to enjoy something that is W
fine, will always find with the articles on hands
ready and willing to serve them.
MILLER < PHELAN,
Sept Is, 1854, stf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-15

Neerbcrn AIlont;c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
PHILADELPHIA ADvIRTlsEMRNT:es..

HpYLE'S SPOOL SILK, FUa SEWING AND SEW.
ho ING MAClSES-Thls well known introduced 10
the public Sir fers been sold
qu 'ntiti-s u all parts OF the I'm ted states
1t warranted Ial TO the Itaan poos
much as the usual ssin and is elegantly
dtEen - oois each. The contain 50 ZEN spoo.
Ihe silk made for Sewing achics on spool. Of one
unee each, ami 70 those
ytosay that ne aTcd adapted the purpose an erey re-
spscf " " -
For sale by the sVlE AoESrs for the United States
WM. H. HORSrMANN 4 SONS
bl North ThirGtstrce ct, Philade lphia.
HoRsTMANE, BROTHERS 4 ALLIEN
anl4-d5m-lNl maiden Lane New York.
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TO CASH AM siX MoNIns 1Ul Kfs 0

TO Cash AND siX MONTHS DUi U,il,
N L.. HALL0wEL 6 CO, PHILADELPHIA have now open,
ior he fa season very large aud splendid
Having established branch Of our house Paris
Der OF our nrm permanently located there brd To
receive direct constant supplies Of and desirable goods
Ionghoutths Our Of EMBR0IDERIEs AND LACE
GOODS Is unusually large and well assorted
abroad o. one OF our house who devoes his whole
ton TO this Important department.
Upon entering LlEorr
.AtSei we adopted new terms which have been
Increasing our business In ratio beyond all
We intend further business with
those who buy fORCAsH and believing system In
i,eeins goods Is TO have UNIFORM PRICES call Of
the fAfnSH9 merchants to the fact our system
and terms Ne only Afford to- hut SEcEs
NJ lower rates than those who do long
ystem our terms being stringent
We seek 10 attract being class the buyers
judges Of goods. "
1EESsCash buyers will discount Of sig per cen,
bill. y " - ''' '''' "S'e u
uneurrent money only taken at It's marke, the day
gwen desired.
where money 10 remiiied In
the rate OF twelve per will be allose:
They askfrom Merchants visiting the
an examination ftheir stock being satisfied they
ynced that not for their interest pay large proas that
are dDsoluftfy essential TO those who give long credit
NJ L. HAiIoWut, i'll. HAILoWIL, T.w swEyry
JANIS TRAouAR, A., WI Il n u,-.S,,,,.s,.
Jy2S-3m-tMl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
EEw YORK iDyERTlsEnRsTs.
REM OVAL. = "a.


REMOVAL.
GARNET 5oEEHx 3, aSiS s4als 81 s
ad os.sss. aa n Of ra,or
Or 'Si css 1 ss
Constantly SIST S.s 2 scnzhss sxeszz4pss
,.. e. r1ns. Ho,s and Steamer supplied every
- w WIN. 'iI q. 'isii ssaDrsER, 60 D...n.n street.
.eesn 0e'nss ssa Il ss s sss
RrApwrLL PE2NEsI PE8Hy sroSE sTSXIsii SyRssnsrs
Of ne EAGLE fousDRY No ITO B,aver.,reet Albany.
s s..';'i: c.ssGt or sss
s.. Pap. Pump. IRON ana Csy Ssi
as and pTored wfs o10
Tns RagsT VI. & ss R@srii"9 BE- SIP. HsD York. mAsuyAc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
'S.s g nos
N shee1 ~ and "a feet wide and warranted to
AZ Ssas@sa ssSIss; - pn,.. n; VAN AN ssRuSr,
hs % RqpRo ~
s des IN eeps s5 hs the
They pain or shock acute scr
y h nd SS
ss ssS. on ,h. Soay q
sy all nsss ssis fssS have been .gp,a win
eos,a.leas also eehps and dis.
the phenomena Of powerful pro.
ducing these effects weigh be
pocketbook always will
a man time, guarding himself fend,
Yans hat number OF diseases and complaints
suehmlhg electricity s perfectly
The price Of complete 81 to s5:
batteries from s10 To te2 90. ~
Incredible the above facts any person can easily
convince himself beforehand at the depot The
by the Academy 81 Medicine New York,
been applied with great in the medical city
Bellevue aud Wards Island Hospitals
ec In Europe by the Royal Colleges
In London by the Academies Rationale
the Imperial Faculty Vienna Faculty at
and other Of the highest
principal hospitals in Europe.
The propreors In possession testimonials
ro al the above institutions in America and Europe
wen as OF the most eminent and distinguished Of the
profession In both Hemisphere and invite public TO anime
Pull and illustrated descriptions, for use and
or scientific men, with copies OF and number OF
In New York and Europe obtained gratis
he ONCE They will be forwarded postage any
me United States In answer prepaid
cents postage stamps. J. sTEiNERT sole Igs5t ~ &c
No o6S Broadway, Prince street, New YORK
Virginia. ' ~ Aee'' isoI tiuUt s.t
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY.-WaTebouse se
IN 100 Liberty ard los Cedar street. York
rs and Wholesale Dealers Goods
dsr Charles Goodyears Patent consisting Mems womep's
Misses AID Chiidrrns Metallic Boots Shoes Coas Cloak,
nveralis Combs Stay and Dress Bone Doi's Heads Balls.
icrs WHIPS Tssthins Rings syrese, nrea.tPump'
me Peolse osiore purchasing JOHNSTON LETsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23

THE undeslgned having formed purpose
OF conducting general Commission and Forwarding Business
che ty Of Rehmond under the style Of doooH HARRIS
resseatfully soc the patronage Of the pubc and
ton of:he favors the of NAHoE4
ID. p. GOOCH,
and January, 1854. JNo. A. HARRIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23

LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (HoueH's PArEsr1
BATES Barkeay st. opposite ksior House. manufacture,
- OF the above splendid and desirable article feSosr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
sKw yoRK ADvnrsKnHsr
Tsos W. sponAIDs soess. io7. ~
No. 10 Chnmbers street, New York.
PINNEO & CO.,

PINNEO & Co,
Importers aad Jobbers OF
SILKS. RIBBONS. yRLyETs, FEATHERS. FLOW
a.l., ,r-.li f- ERS, LACES &C., -sti .'eH
Arc now reeeivinE large and complete as,orment Of
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
which they enabled 10 sell the
most terms Those Who purchase Of
ron st nearly all goods received direct
the manufacturers in France
tB hrAksBrh TIE suxlKR, IA
10 Chsmbers Street, LIST door West OF Broadway,
OPPOSITE THE IRVING HOUSE, NY
n. o. rNsRo, n. G. cuAPm, O. n sAxroap.
Ault-dsm-tsl
THE NEW YOHE sIEAM
BLA NIX BOOK
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
boun numerous styles cent? qure
DO foil bound White loe Yards; Pine Blue, lsc.
do With End, and Bands White TIC; Pine Blue, pasd
pemJsfn bue. uasia PACED 30
do 90 with ends aud bands PACED, 45c. upwards.
do do extra bindings, PACED. COG. aud upwards.
do do Russia ends a b. 1oe.
do do extra bindings, do SIC.
Royals and super Royais, extra bind. do 81 rs 10
grcat variety 20 Pass Boots 81 and upwards
do do semorandum Books to per gross an upwards
Receipt Books Petty Copying
Books Writing Books cyPherlns Books Albums
constantly on hand 10000 Of Manufactured
svery quality and description all bound
Ann.r and In the neates styles; which
sauone and Dealers generally for cash approved
J0H O'HAEA,
- ITO Nasiau street, New York.
B.A liberal discount when purchased large quantities.
myo-d6m-fNl
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rnoh rscHn scHuLs ersEsiL Horss so sAsIr
sr.Err, xrv roHK.
AMERICAN ARTISTS, UNION.

rNHE AMERICAN ARTisTs' UNION woud rssp.e.fai,y an
nounes TO the citizens Of
en, & o the psrpose Of taste the
out the country, and with the enabling be
ny TIE FIRST dRTLSTS or THE ACE
hy are dsermined In order for
tnei EnsraNng and thus employment
NUMBER OF artists and other
TASTE for .orfs o their en-
grasrrs when 10000 OF them are sold. iII-
yS ,S GLE, 81 ne actual cost Of 81 10000.
n1 n Sn 40 .nsrsyns richly worth the bot ao
ror Five nollars, highly nnsLed Ensrsving beautifully
TAINTED In OIL and FIVE GIRr TICKETS sent or Fvk
Catalogue. - = ''N'>Ni~'N - $50
copy OF thS Cataogue Of ons
hnsravings can be seen at the oalse Of this paper.
lor each Dollar sent Eagravng
Gtt Ticket, will Immediately be
AGENTS:
The Counttee believing
Al UspynrhIse will be materially promoted ~ IN, .n.ry md
ehterpr.e Of intelligent n,
treat With such en- ~ most liberal terms.
person Wishing TO beeome Agent sending (po,,
~ Will ascIl. BIT hsrusS One Dollar EograTpg
yniormation. >' 4'N'''A
he nna completion OF the safe, the placed in
o CoshiITSE Of III aas
the Canada --~ NsA'' a."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
HOHN PIIYFE, Dealer I'm Ivory, and ma nufa
- Goods, Murray street, N. Y.
Enx a pnU Il, WIG
20 BROAD sraEfT. & = eorSsi sbSS, q bs.s,-, New Yo.

E0 BROAD sThEEr, corner OF Beaver, New York, oner
- u for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail Duck-22ineh, all nos,
hard and so all the various widths
tqred at this establishment comprising variety
the trade, and offered at the Low es
United States Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mount
vernon Extra full assormeI OF this superior fabric.
Willimantic Cotton Duck-l6, is, 20 n inch all
numbers hard and This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Fair also Fair
ship md Hcnr Mark Duck-Piain nd twiled, m n.
uetured BY the Greenwood Company article light
sails tents, awnings, kc; also Mount
Howard Ravens Pioneer and PhniI Mills Light Cotton
plain p to q inch; Heavy o do.
Cotton Sail Twine-A full assortment
Turpaulins llammocks, Stuns, ac.
Paper Ecltng-3O to " inch made
for drier felts.
Car Covcring-Coton Canvass all widths so TO 100
inches and all numbers made covering
railroad perfectly and permanently waterproof aud
enduring than the Itself
Ennmelling Canynss-so IS, 40, IS and 50 inch plain
Bags ind Bagging-of every description. seamles.
Ba, woven whole all in bales Of l00 200 500
onig sirengh utility and grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton sackng inch Canvass 8hread Warp
filing, heavy twied. do do 20, 22, 20 and t4ineh.
Wool Sacks--woven whole all sizes, q desirable
Artlcle. fels-dl
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Rf ssk2 8aa sa &Ebss

HN ROANOKE, 90 MILES. ' :"
The Train will ran daily
between Richmond and Roanoke. NP1'
The Train will At the foiovInv
Manchester Robious Coal Peid Tomahawk Pewbatan m:,
toax Chua Amelia Court House. wyAnoke Jennngs ordnaTv
oysrbys and Roauok,. ' ~ '"
Leave Richmond o'clock NJ Returpinv e.v.
.. 1910 O'Clock, p. NJ. ~
ohdrsL over 10 and under 10 years age haifpriee
beryants ravengby Themselves furnished with two
passes that one be retained In the must be
Cars - W '"'
Passengers for osksvle Moss Co.'S Coaches a,
Roanoke, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through 10 OlaTksyle
iva Chief En1in.s, and sn,s,,a,rDsssn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
FIRE AND BUIGLAa PnooF sAFE

NWM MCFARLAND & co, 81 Maiden Lane n York
w WAREHOUSE, i5 Pratt ST., baltimore, Md.
BANKS, JEWELLERS and COUNTING HOUSE sAFFs Of every
size constantly hand sale and wlERrrp In every re-
spect. " ''''' ~
49, New York, April 6th, 1854
6ehcmen--H gives pleasure 10 inform
preserved books aud unured FIRE last night by
rhch every thing else premises eonsumtd and
Though was exposed the heat
tens remained unharmed The Safe little repairing viii
think, answer for another trial. '
Respectfully yours.
JelS-Cm- (yAsl 7. JENNY, Ir,. II south William a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23

HD EmDVAI.-PINE PURNITURE-The underslgned, who
~ hhsreceny conducted the Cabinet dnness on the M
franklin Main, has
,abhmen building the West side Of the
rscently occupied uabsion Brother lie has taken this
,t.p purpose OF his facilities
tarng, enable him make better abd tasfAeo
~ exhiUit o the various articles OF his manufacture.
He uow happy state 10 his customers that he abundan
dated with business that
ietsmnd pains make this esabishm
,nyin city. The location fhs command
accessibility. He only
the kind which has heretofore extended him.
snt ueh allitonil exanaon Of his inducements
command.
lie hand heretofore (hough more extensive
solle) article ordinary
ing % the Cabinet Business.
Al kinds Of Repairing, well Undertntin0 promptly
ten led to. y. II. C0wLlEG,
kT No. IS Governor street, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23

RIOTICE.-The OF NANCE aOoCH was dI.soiyed ou
~ the ist instant by mutual consent The Of the
ir will be used by either parties for the purpose
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANOE,
January 2nd, 1854. ID. p. GOOCH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
snoE IHRElns. TIyIxIs

UAMEs FRENCiiE, Warehouse 4 Pine Street n York
- LAaBERrviLLE ToURPoRT Flax Mills, NJ.
American and Irish SHOE THREADS
saddlsrs' THREAD aud GILLING TwIyEs
PLAN SEINE and BROOM TwISES
FLAX SEWING and SAIL TwISEs
LINEN YARNS, CARPET WARP, &c. Ies-dsn
LID lCHMOND SODA WATER AND BOJTlINt:
Hn ESTABLIsHMENr-lls settled the only renu.
Inc article o. bottled SODA WATER in the city pat up By ~
MCCORMACK Who Eaters himself compete vim
mandatory either North south having been engaged in
the business for seven yesrJ past.
ayod imposition be and call for NJ MscoRNAcKs so.
ed to. ''F'' s''e"N
daily. - - - N'''
Aper'On' having my bottles please return immediate
~ . ". MCCORMACK,
apIV-dom No. eos Broid street.
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g. ID. EVANS,

,oo- NO. u North Fourth street, Philadelphia,
BOOT, SHOE AND CATER UPPER MAN FACIURER
LII descriptions Of Uppers dtted for the last
IN ly on hand and for sale at she lowest prIeeJ.
french, English and American Kid Os skin Patent
and Buttons i.ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
yov rrs GHNEmAL I;II IA "a, .AGENCX g, !.


ENRANR g. RUFRs, Scrodry Of Virginia SSdte Aorf.
II cultural Sciy and NJ Audusr, sersiees .h
public GENIAL saIe Purchase Of Lands IN
Virginia, Ard the Southern and Western Sfdsss.
oITeE, ~ the QHcs @As Virginia Stdts Agricultural So.
SAUaUsT Notary Piean Accountnnt oyyior a, above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-23
RICHARDs, IIAIGIIT & co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vEsTINGs, DRILLINGs CLoAKINGs,
SATINS,
BLd NHETg dIPdTTdS TWFFng


BLANKETS, ALPACOAS, TWEEDS
Je,-sn-tsl 30 AND ~ iiRcLAY STREET. N. Y.
ADIEs, AND GESTLEMkN,s boot AND sHOE MAN
IL UPACruRER-THB LARGEST IN TIE COUNTRY or
FINE G0ODS-The Proprietor awarded Medal a.
Great Worlds Fair In New York. 1885,
West will do well TO call before purchasing
Largely, and afford TO sell cheaper
SII roadsay, New York city.
ap2s-dsa-lxl a...q.a g. oAHILI-
HNxCELsIOR SEWING MACHINES ade by HOOD BAT.
~ TELLE CO., worceiter Mass patented b, Elias Howe
September loth 1896
use) not repair. They good
stantial and workmanlke will do Taos
ers and saddlers work, warranted sa
done BY hand Call and them In operation CESSUT
street, Philadelphia, up stairs.
my9-dly-sl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
AMPS, PHOSGENE GAS, BURNISG FLUID AND CAM
0/ PHENEThe subscribers
the above articles the
found the United
They would call special attention the Patent ety
Lamp. which furnishes the brilliant portable light known
and SO on the principle Davy Safety Mine Lamp
to make explosion from accident Impossible II
TO artificial light where the cities
Materials for light ofbest quality always for sale the
market price. CHAS. STARR, JR, a co.
III Fulton street, New York.
UNoLIAN AND OTHER PIANOs.-BERRY GORDON 2s7
11L Broadway, Publishers Of Mucapd Dealers Wholesale
retail in Pianos Melodons Music-Agents e
brated Koan Grand and other Pianos Haet
Co., Boson-whoe Pianos considered superior
Great bargains New York Pianos
aeodeans Music supplied Wholesale the
BERRY GORDON Successors to T. g. Berry, 29I Broadway
Pianos let.
P 3. H. D. Cos KOlan have the a,es, improved
voicing. oc2s-ly[IMI
VOHN PIIYFE, Ivory ma of Ivory
u 0oods Murray street, M " ocl9-dly