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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
COM M S /.
For the Spirit of the Age.
WISDOM SEEN IN CREATION.

No. 3.-DEvoTED TO REV. JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
In the projections, in the beauty and va
ricty, in the grandeur and sublimity of cre-
alton, we see the evidences of creative Wis
dom. Here we may pause and ask, to which
of Gods works, or to what in all the forms
Of matter and life, may we not point the be-
holder, and bid him learn wisdom. Look at
the elements, light and darkness, heat and
cold, air and water; look at the different or
der of creatures, the insect that basks In the
sunbeam, the busy bee that revels amid the
flowers, the beautiful butterfly that dallies
in the gentle zephyr, the playful fish that
leaps with JOY in the gurgling brook, the
fierce lion that roams lord of the forest, the
camel ship of the desert, the myriads OF
flying minstrels that make vocal the wood
land and finally, look at man, the most God
like of natures works. What q display OF
wisdom is beheld in all this perfection, vari-
ETY., and grandeur.
Contemplate them as a whole. Behold
the Earth with her ten thousand facilities for
animal enjoyment, nicely and exactly adap-
ted to the habitation of an endless varie ty Of
beings, as diversified and dissimiiar in ma
ture as in form see her with hill and dale,
and lawn winding vale" with lakes and seas
and oceans, Astounding in whatever gives
beauty and loneliness to her scenery, the
, home of man. Tarn your eyes towards the
heavens, see the magnificent orbs that revolve
with mystic harmony, aud tell of their Crea-
tors praise and majesty. Look at the Sun,
" king of day." the Moon with her silvery,
maiden face of loneliness, fair Venus, the
harbinger of morn and even tide, proud Ju-
piter with his dusky belts and brilliant sat
~tellites, Saturn with his shining retinue-
; Levirrier, away out in the outskirts of our
, system, as if too selfish to hold communion
s with his brother and sister planets in their
e grand march around the Sun look too at
those virgin stars, suns to other systems, that
gem the skies,
Forever singing as they shine,
The hand that made us is divine"
) and say if infinite wisdom is not indicated
~ What an array of indescribable beauty
e. grandeur, and sublimity is here presented
O. How complete and harmonious How full,
impressed with the power, skill, and wisdom
Of their great Artifcer.
y No redundancies No imperfections Ev
OF cry thing is nicely and perfectly adapted t
ht the ends for which it was created. 60
Al Lord, how manifold are thy works in wis
- dom hast thou made them all the earth
e" full of thy riches" j. NJ. HENRY.
TX 3uncombe, N. c..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
To Correspondents.

Weintend hereafter keeping a special head,
underwhich to chat with our Correspondents.
1t will save us much trouble in addressing
many individual letters, and also keep them
from suspense as to the disposition of their
articles. We shall intend no offence or I'M
kindness in any remarks we make on Con-
tributions, and hope none will be taken.
SPECTATOR" Normal College.-We see
no use in publishing your rejoinder to Zone
who Knows" You intended no disparage-
ment to the neighborhood complaining, of
which we should suppose all were satisfied.
Let it pass.
"BAMBoo BR1ER."-The controversy be
tween yourself and "Green Horn" is be-
coming too personal as we'll as political il
its character, and we therefore stop it right
here. You very justly remark cit is taxing
our columns for not much good ;" we there
fore close the gates. If "Greeny" is wha
you say of him he is not worth further notice
at the hands of a true Temperance man.
"Charley Weston, or The Coquette," il
accepted and will appear e week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

Garrett tySsmsn John Fiiz, Jacob L. satins Jane
Eyd Cewge r. peSers,n Thomas Grscnesf hi al
formed xpressed opinion in the matter
,xculed
u teirg fonr oco-k W and only nine jurors npan.
nsNed the court after sdnoniion u the jury ad-
jouined ~ rs u'cloeh Tuesday morning
The iooafsy are the nam. of the jurors as sworn: -
J. John !, Crane NiDctecntN ward, clothier.
2 JAMES VI. Csoohersu readh yard, merchant.
q DANES ~ knksr, seventh wa-d, bookseller.
> David fee'r, Fitch ~art, tin,mith.
D. tlfnan y WEg seyensa wasd grocer.
y frhhel ladf", Eighth ward, produce dealer.
q Ns'hew lyfnes, iigh,peish wsvd, builder.
D. 6fys fau, Eighteenth ward m, ,,rchant.
D. John EAdInsn, 2e,enieenh ws.yi dry goods mer-
chant.
six Iersnptory challenges wers cxer csci by the pr-
sones cunsei and several gentlemen we're excused for
va lious repssas
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DARTNER wANIRD-wirn 400 - AN oLD EsFAB.
lshsd and paying business splendid opportunity fsr
enterprng Bra o references given anu relarsL Cali
IN q. GU YER, 2B Front street up sairs.
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Munieipal Affairs.
BOARD Or ALIEHAEN

The President In the chair.
rtiE nrSrrs n.IlRsAps
By communication ffom ths Com p,rollsr q Appears
shA. hs receipts q tho sir,h aud Eighth Avenue R>a
roads. for the mouth of October, !. folio-;-
str,h Aseau" Railroad canp~ny ....... .sA est -
Hghih " ............. a. sss 70
Tois'...:. :......................... 4as =
hdefinnn bnios caiei up ,hr fepori If ih~ sp~c<Ai
Committee the Nativity Of the Cnief Pos ani sslA
that - this vss tho annv-nay of the day the Bri~A
..asaa,sa .hs sy 'e.,s could ao' b. more
~hish he hods. tiAgghtsr.)
Alderm,n wniiin-os moved iha. ths report b. inAAs
special order for Monday merit.
Ald.rman voasas thougst tLi. wns = 1a,ahls aay v
act upon h. report but he would not opyoss ia b~ssg
made spe.i.l order for Monday nsni ans the motion Il
rvsrAL IecOsxDDsuo. rr rows
Aidsrmsn yaasS offered tho following
Whereas The inhabltsns Of tho appsf par ~ tho oy
have long srpersnesd seA, inoon enisno~. FROM ms
want a. Peat Office aeiits- aer0un, of ths great dk
Inos from the sAssaa street Pos, ofo~ therefore BE-
f.soissd, That his Honor cis Mayor requested -
address the Postmaster General tLs sshj.ci sad V
urge upon him tbs nse",sy u s-isbiihins ro., once
~ lbs junction ~ rtsh avenue and Broadway TIA, b.
lag central piDt - tbs city Ia ,rnnstsnsI s.ns sDA
distant more ihsn az miles flon ths sa4ss street ros
onoe Adopted.
Amer rsferiax G~ psp~r. oun the couneilaa~,
ID" boaTd Adjopfn~i 50 Wednesday Al o'eiock.
BOARD or corsofLxgs.
This bard mt yesterday sn-rnoon.
Isftkns sefe hrst In offss, and s most lmportAue
presented from genarnss ding business Ia the igvr
part Of ihs city AstInS for engines dom TOYS
This peii,nn rsf.uss
Resolutions being nsH, ia otsr tia tllo.ns sson ts
Board ~ AH~rnsn IN
Resolved Inst his II0bor Tho Mayor b. r~gasss~1 W
aars.s the Pcs,mssef General n. p.il,e nse~0sy
fsf Fos' ores ., The iunciion ~ BsosS-ay ssa ssh
.'snss 'hA, i~is central poini, ana d,sn, ss uiiss
from the Pest once.
report from thu Bard n assfsen -. oosearr~f in
allowing a. A. toD0vsr p~fnssion portion ~ The
CirLsa itDs - siss., ihrvnsh Iw.nty tiiyd .sss~t
npo'hon 20 sdlsnfn bsnx thsn losf, tho t.sfd 70
solved i'ssI Int aomnittss a he wbae spSn Notice
20 consider nrsi is tstot, ~ The fouarii an yinAans
fnsfinx an A1tinerai sprfoyssiiGn ~ $1,000 fr ~
city Trsfnusns, ana shis tss b<fsrs t~sn ussstlox
Ia Tho H0Aib This rssor, without dsbsss ors~ssA
to thifd frssipg
1hs board s1iosrnsi, . msss sssia % Wednesday
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

CTOIEN-FRON TIE ST. DENIS HOTEL. ON THE 18th
y October, or before, two gold watches,
Panama chain attached TO u, gold dial
gold hunting engine turned duplex watch jewclry ia eight
holes compensation balance silver dial. gold border
hands TO 90, a back Suited edge case, BY French Royal
change, London, No ii, ,l5D j. A. engraved rnraion
and on J. A. a. liberia reward Win ne given
By returning said watchcs for the apprehension The rob
her ~ ". DOAINouk ~, los PeArl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

CToLrN-FRoM A BRooME STREET A LADYs Gof.p
- waxrh and chain heavy eentienans FOB chan heavy
god brssele boz Of rings and two goa pins gold cs~t viii
guerTeotypc side hair the ohe
of ladies cioes neeaswork silver porsaonuas con
aninr el1 morocco pornof nae pair Of gold
orquose brcaspln, stone pin, liberal
reward will be river for the return - .ad articles
OF bem by applying sending them TO "a Broone street
.B Washington street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

CToLEN-THg PtRsoH WHO STOLE THg POCKET
book q The subscber at the o departure VI
~ train from the Chambers depot 81 the Hutson
River Rairoad the I'D inst shal quiz. welcome ts
money contained notes other paper
(Which arc Of no possible vzlae owner
the sddies Of y X goborn, No Hanover street ~ Y,or
the undersigned, ~ Albany H. Y. CLARK.
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NOTICE TO CARMEN.-si0 REWARD WILL BE PAID
~ 70 either Of he three carmen that removed goo from
store No Franklin street, Oreenpont Brooklyn Consisting
boots, shoes, hats Ac, Wednesday, Nov IL Can al IS
WaAhington street, New York.
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CANDIDATES.
GIRO UT JUD G Z.

CIRCUIT U d &c.
.T-wo authorized to announce the name Q
sirgoD II. JOHNso.s, candidate for Circuit Judge
,ubect 10 a nomination of. the Republican party.
We arc authorized to announce JACOB ~ JULIA y, a.
esadLiate for Judge for this Judicial circuit SUBJECT
i the decision convention Of the Republiean party
Ne are au thorized to announce WILLIAM NJ GRosE,
s.x as a candidate for Judge Of this Judicial circuit.
rSs-We arc authorized TO announce JAMES RAKIDES,
po as candidate for Judge Of this Judicial circuit
CIRCUIT PROSECUTOR.
We authorized to announce Thomas II. Brown
fWirrhester as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
i this iudicsl circuit.
COUNTY CLERK.
txy-we authorized to announce JAMES WooHs
Candidate for Clerk If the Court, sub to the de
rsion Of the Republican party on the l1th Of August
nes.rs Editors: You viii please announce DR.. joins
p,cHErr Of Ccutervlle candidate for Clerk of the
wayne MANY VOTERS
We are authorized TO announce JAMES VI. Poe, Esq.
# this city rs candidate for Clerk of Wayne circuit
Nrssns EpIroRs: You hereby requested to an
,aanec Epw ARD ROBERTS, n candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Your compliance with this request,
viii oblge MANY FRIENDS
Myssas EDIToRs You respectfully requested to
announce MosFs ID. Lesson candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Wayne county, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Ty we are authorized TO announce ABEL EVANS, as n
anddate for Auditor, subject TO the nomination OF the
Republican party
.fy-We are authorized to announce BENJAMIS L.
N,gTIs, candidate for Auditor Of Wayne county.
subject the decision of the nominating convention Of
the Republican party
COUNTY RECORDER.
RIVE are authorized To announce ANDREW ]. OWES,
II Washington Township, a candidate for Recorder.
rive are requested by the friends of ASIEL CLARK,
Of Boston Township to announce him as candidate Tor
County Recorder
ss5-We authorized to announce DANIEL kIrsEL-
NAN rs n candidate for County Recorder.
RIVE are authorized to announce GEORGE II. w HIrE
IN he
nation Of the Republican party.
rive are au thorixcd % announce HESRY BETHEL,
- candidate for Recorder subject to the nomination
Of the Republican party.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
rive arc authorized to announce JOHN III. HUTTON
ss A candidate for County Commissioner
We are authorized to announce LEWIS MORRIS. as
candidate for C,unty Commits sioner for the Eastern Dis
tct subject the nomination. OF the Republican party
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Eg5- BEAUTY OF HoLINEss AND SABBATH
MISCELLANY, edited by ministers ofthe Pitts
burgh and Ohio Annual Conferences, NJ. Z.
Church. Principal editor Rev. B. st, James
Fry, Newark, Ohio. Printed by S. c. Wri-
ter. Dayton, Ohio. Each No. contains twenty
four pages The title sufficiently indicates
the design of Its publication. tits published
monthly, at s. per annum, in advance. Club
prices: six copies to one address, SO. ten
copies, Sc; twenty copies. SIS; thirty copies,
sci. Address c. Z. Werlich, Publisher.
Dayton, o.
Es Geo. w. Moulton, of this city, is now
procuring subscribers to the above work, and
those desiring the work are respectfully refer
rred to him.
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USE THE MAGIC IMPRESSION

aDAPER for writing without pen ink, copying
plants. leaves, towers, pictures, patterns for en-
broiderv. marking linens indehbly- and MANIFOLD
RIriN1. THIS article Is absolutely the best Poria-
Sic nlsstand il the k-asn world. for small quantity
folded and pizee4 IN the pocket constitutes trzs cling
lnkstand which cannot be broken No pen Is eded.
for stick harpese4 10 point writes equally
ell best gold pen in the universe For draw
ing is ndtspen able It's, indeed, the only Of
DRAwISG snd PAINTING taught in one lessen. Any
leaf plant flower be transferred 10 the of
an album, with minute and distinct resemblance Of
nature With equal facility. pictures and embr older
patterns taken and have received the highest
iogans from the fair sex. and indeed tasteful
present Tor lazy could no. be produced.
The MAGIC PAPER will also mark linen or 9th sr
articles, 70 remain perfectly inaelible All the
washing in the world fails bring out ANY child
PR. likewise, four coPie. Of every les,e,
written be secured without any ADDITIONAL labor
whatever, making 1.-THE cheapest and most convenient
article extant IL is used to great advantage by
PorteTs OF the Pasic press operators and
hosts Of others
Each package contains four diferea. oolors black,
Blue green and red. wr fal,nd printed instructions
for all ana viii last sufficiently TO obtain FIVE
HUxpRED distinct igpresssons.
II put up beautifully ensnelea coiered envei-
opes with urf al likeness Of the prop ietor attach
ed Each and every package ~arEsated
PRTcE-Sz per dozen, or hve i1 81 sfnEis paeA-
yes z5e Mailed TO ali PARTS Of the world the
eeptio. of the shove prices a idTs-s, poet paid,
y HTBBEIIs Is1 Broadway. New York. .
OPINIONS oF- THE PRESS.
HUszErL's NAsIE IMPREsa1ox PAPER.-We refer
our readers the Advertisement. in another column
,ettiaz ths merits Of this pleasing and
The shsapress should indaee all to give IL
. trisl--Philacelfh iA Aascaazs-
I. is unsurPassed ioz A.d utility. and
should meet wnn the saIs il richly deserves
Tribune
Jast What ths public has long desired, aid recon-
Journal and Courier.
June =. 1855 esa
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Cottage Daeueweian Gallery,

,,r - 7..-r~d i now ready ID operate in this
| - r.t-at ana nest Cottage, fitted up expressly
fr tn rrloxe WITH light not e4aaied In me eIty.
.y-vx a-rzu cement IL made tor me coiStI ana
-...l, t,.n oi those no want Pieiures; en- p" g
- ut /, leni. that they shall compare wttA
,roees, have new Instrument o 'ae i-e''
Sse Tor xourseit CALI at least ana then yea 4n
nstronize the tSesther wiii oe 70 ,sn,
0
To the ladies' would say. you confer fsyo or
On Us by calling and examining work-saa you
GO so without climbing up the Sd story Of hot
building, which is exhaustlng that are not IN
good mood 1T for picture, il SO disposed
Pictures taken in al Of weather and especial
attention paid taking chiIdreus pictures Hours for
them, from g A II. TO P NJ
Richmond August 2. 1853 33-I
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Indiana State Fair.
THREE SLY ER CLIP { I

~ " ROBINSON. Of Richmond. Ind. vas awarded
Il the FIRST premium Silver Cup 80 for the best
SEPTRAToRznd HoKsEPowER combined. and CUP
recon nFndea for Superior Workmanship There
" ere three Machines put in operation, OF them
he hioft Ma hine CT Crystal P4izce reaown aud al
the Wasne county Fair Silver Cup Tor the Horse
Power and Separator, sn3 cash d ernIums-one
for Superior ark nsnAP an for the best peel
n oil Machine Castings.
Persons wanting superior Machine car Be accom-
uaoeated hv addressing f. " ROBINSON.
Steam Engines Press Screws. Bridge Bolts Ma
chine Work Iron ard Brass Castings made TO order.
Richmond. October 10. 1884 .S-1
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the 1sth day of
: \July, 1855, writ of Attachment issued by
the undersigned against the goods. chattels rights,
credits, monies and effects of samuel Hsgey. the
suit OF Estell Menke and that by virtue said writ
small lot OF Carpenter tools attached 5 the
property OF said Hsgey and the OF three dollars
and thirty cents has been garnsheed the hands
OF Anarew Shesron, belonging TO said Hagey This
case is set for trial before the 25th Of August
1886. at 10 o'clock, A VI.
JOHN FINLEY, Navor.
Richmond. July 81, 1855. 1885,
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WHoLEsALE GROCERY SroRE.-We invite
attention to the advertisement of Messrs Kra-
mer X Fletcher, wholesale grocery and pre-
VISION dealers, in another column They are
already doing quite au extensive business.
out beng men OF enterprise and energy, are
determined to supply the demand for grocer.
les at wholesale. We looked through their
assortment few days since. and found il
quite complete and extensive We believe
they design also doing a general commission
and forwarding business. Business entrusted
10 them viii receive prompt attention.
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Popular Magazines.

NOW is the time to suhses5e fer Harper's Putnam's
y and Biackwcud's Magazines The volume
commences 18th the July number The undersigned
subscriptions the low club -
snnum for any OF the IS Magazines Sing l. numbers
25c. Supply always on hand, Call at
bURBANkS.
Richmond, June u, 1885. 2s-if
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

FN>HE test quality OF Tennessee Peaches cons,sn
II hand at No. 81 Main street. GEO. W. BARN
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and beaf You want TO cool the inner man.
hot days. go to easly the oPpressi'sot these
dozen plates of his Ice CfJs and iaAe q nan
not feel "cool ike a cucumber" Ne II you 10
~
fort in that way. Mark is small man, bat
he makes mighty tall ice cream-he does.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of execution 70 me directed from the
will expose public sale at the
Court Wayne county, Indiana
day August . between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A. ~ and O'Clock NJ. said day, the following de-
Of land IA the southwest
Of the following described real estate to~ part
Of fifteen fi5 township sixteen fi6 fourteen
4} east beginning hundred fio9l pereaes Of
said section which point situa
perches North Of the southwest Of said
south Ii andslo degrees west III
and 81 100 Of perch thence
point IS the place Of begin
said Wayne and safe
the Of John Turk to sat 81
said execution in favor Of Joseph kem.
JOHN G. PAGE Sheriff W. c.
Ir;x lss5 3ist
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HAVE in store and 20. ale consignment at No -
Main street, god Sloan House, sfAeHpd Gcis bandei
French China in one large Locking Glass lsAs.
entirely new one large Show Case. nearly new, one
Bucks Patent Cooking Stove. good as new one suEe-
Lamp, Clocks, Plated Spoons and variety Ct srti-
eles Gail and sec ". L FARoUHAR.
June IL I5f1 p II
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:, EEhF pT0Nahiy Wa tette- assortment. az Pr
aa2 ta-gcs IN tlis city thNa now be fou-l AZ Is
Ness fougth street; Ch5ekerIzss. Woaari & Brown
Brova : Aiea>, 7. tIocrJs wl: EcIian Attachment,
II. Wooster and the Western Misunderstanding t5s FL
s,nes are aza5B- he bSt be found the country
Nest a these combine exceencles seldom
found IL tia ajaritv Of Pianos offered here and else
where An unlimited warranted given with each in
s,yuu.sc. w F C0LbURS
Nav 81. ISss Piano and Music na-la-
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Cash Arrangement.

n c. HADLEY having sold his interest in he firm Of
J G Hadley to Abijah .fodett. the business will
future conducted by Jeremiah
under the firm HADLEi MoFEIrT. wi
hand No 70 Main prime
chandze generally. to which they shortly
extensive additions aud in adhering strictly
system hey will be uudersold by any
Richmond, for goods of the same quality
uADLEY & M0FFITT.
9Th month 2. 1856 33-tf
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See his advertisement. in another column
We do not offer this as an item of news, be
cause the man is all the time getting new sup
pines The last lot, however. was purchased
AZ prices far below the usual price. and are
offered at correspondingly low rates. The
nue. silks are specially commended to the at
'eaoen OF the ladies'. \ silk dress can now
De had tor what calico formerly cost Jack
son IS the place 10 get cheap goods.
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SETH SMITH,

RECENTLY OF UNISON, LoUDos COUNTY, VA,
UHAyIS6. q view the accommodation of his fami-
Is located himself at Richmond, Wayne county, lad.
offers hi, profess disposed
with their patronage and will faithfully aeAi
such his line eonhdss him Pres
ept residence South sixth
REFEsEscEs-O. r. Potter * Co Sew York; G. r. HAYES
Thomas Hughes, Philsdelphia; Thomas kusseIi
1,h month fo,h Ie55 3I-tf
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1ichmond Pump, sash. Blind q
Door Mandatory.

,esFPH DICKINSON has bought the stock on hand
4 he sash and Door Factory, carried on heretofore
.r his Pump Mandatory and has employed eoInPe-
~, uorkmen in the line, and will hereafter carry on
. L..iness in all its branehes in connection with the
b,.iness Orders for sash, Blinds, DoorFranes,
p.mns. Lead Wood Piping, will be properly attended
"a q, reasonable prices
.+Al work from his establishment, vii! be warranted
. i've sat sfaction 4 considerable stock Of the above
nIas nowon hand. 81 mo. 18TH 1855.