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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11
Wheeling and the G. O. r.. Rord.

We find the following in reference to a
final adjustment of Central Ohio Rail Road
affairs in the Wheeling Inteliigencer of Tues
day. We shall look with much interest to
the action of the City Council.
The Council met on Saturday night, and
MIR. Sweeney, chairman of the Railroad Com
mlttee, presented to the council the draft Of an
agreement between the members of the Gem
trail Ohio Railroad Company, and the Rail-
road committee of this city, subject to the ap-
prova, of the Council, and the board of said
company. The matter was laid over for Fri
day evening next for final action. AS this
agreement contemplates final settlement OF
the controversy between the city and that
company, which, with or without cause. has
long enlisted, it will doubtless be matter OF
interest to our citizens to know its provisions.
We state the leader features from memory
The company agreed TO abandon the i{elle.
Air and Benwood connection with the Balti-
more g. Ohio Railroad foreuer, and to extend
their road forthwith to Kirkwood, opposite the
city OF Wheeling, and 20 pass their freight
and pa, sengers to the B. g. D. X. X, within
the corporate limits one OF the city OF
Wheeling, and to make a connection with
that road at No. other point whatever. They
agreed to put the road from Belle-Air TO Kirk
wood under contract forthwith, aud to prose.
cute it vigorously to completion A boat is
To run from Kirkwood to wheeling at Eot's
landing and the r''y wharf, to C nvey freight
and passengers, ana the Central company is
not to receive freight from other boats brought
from the Baltimore and hio Railroad cumps-
nv. These are plain propositions.
The city of VIII cling is 10 obtain subscrip-
tions to the capital stocks Of the Central
Ohio Railroad Company 10 the amount OF
$50 900, one-haif payable in cash, and one
half pavsble in the notes ol the Central Ohio
r 4ilroad now outstandn the cash portion
TO Se paid only ON the ork do e rom Belle
Air to Kirkwood, on the order of the snperin-
tendept to thu contractors for toork done =
The city further agrees to aid the Road in
procuring character for a bride at such point
between the north point ol Zdne's Island and
the south point of Bogg's Island as the CON.
pany may select, provided, that II point out
side the corporate limits is sc ec'ed, the ssid
Central Ohio, Railroad Compsny shall net
make or permit any connection between their
road, and any road east Of the Ohio River to
be made outside The corporate limits Of the city
of Wheeling. Nor shall any 'uch road nse-
said Bridge, and this connect with the Gen.
trail pesi Of the Ohio River. The present
connection to continue until the road is COM
pleted 10 Kirkwood, unless in low water and
ice, when the Central may connect as best 10
can. The estimate is that the c<rs viii be
running to Kirkwood by lst Of January
next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11

I,~-'ritc the ira blow right to the heart Of
jhe Russlsn army.
"On the 10 h of August you inflicted, on
the Tchernaya, most shameful humiliation
upon the enemy's army Of relief To-day il
is the coup ie groce, the coup morteiie, that
you are about 10 strike with that firm bnnd
which the emmy knows 50 well BY carrying
his inc Of defence by the Mulskof; while our
comrade, Of the English army and Of the FIRST
corus " III commence the assault ot, the Redon
aud Central Baston. This is a general as
s,ul, army against army. 1t is an immense
victory with which the young eagles of
Fronce nrr ,hi. dav to be crowned. Forward Z,
then mos enfonS. Nalak IF and Sebis;opoi for
ds, and V,ue !c Empereur' BosoUEr,
Commander oi the Second Corps"
An account from the Crimea, uf the llth,
s;res tha, General squet's wound is not
serious. The first detachment Of the allied
troops entered the eastern part Of the Kara =
hcnai suburb OF Sevastopol on the llth, by
order of Con PeIiss er; and on the fellow
ing day. the city having been previously in
soected, wns occupied, but only by small
bodies of troops.
Peissser (np" marehal) telegrap aphlng
from Ssbastopol on the 18th September,
says:
THE enemy have not destroyed their
dicks. thr' neghborng establishments, the
barra Ks, Fprt n icholas or Fort Quarantine.
A first pen"ral survey uf the materials left
hls given tte following result: a 600 guns,
80 600 balls, few hollow projectiles, large
mn, titv az rou dey (nutw thstandinp nil the
,xplos'ons that have taken place,) 500 half.
anchvrs in excelen, condition, 81 900 kilog-
rs,nnes o! copper, two steam engines oe 80
h,rsa power, ana considerable quantity of
s,wn timber for defence works"
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
SUMMER FRUITS.

Your committee huve experienced no little
difficulty in making the awards of premiums
in this departn,e ent. on account OF the extra
ordinary merit of every variety OF iruit ex-
hibiled. In our department Dame Nature
Iuxurisnt and rich in her proud progeny,
sm,lirg marks their graces. Matured and
wonder Iaught as are all the products Of the
soil, tho present year, in nothing, we think,
10 the superiority 50 strongly marked, as a.
,aohg the luscious daughters Of lovely Pomona.
The rosy apple, the soit-eheeked peach. the
tempting cherry, all bring US to the worship
of the bountiful goddess, aud bid US hail her
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A California Bear.

James Braden formerly Of this township,
writes home t, his father Arthur BrGden that
he was recently present at the killing Of a
bear, which weighed 800 pounds. 1t was
shot with seven half ounce balls before it
gave up the ghost. Such monsters for neigh
bsrs would not be very pleasant, especially
if provisions were scarce and they should turn
their attention towards the human residents.
ne also unites that he is doing well in
mining, and making money Success to him
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11
daughters falre,t 'mongs, the products Of the

daughters farest 'mongst the products Of the
soil.
There is a marked improvement In the
quality OF fruits, owing not only to the
wonderfully productive season vouchsnfed US
by the All-Wise Giver of the sunshine and
the rain, bit to the increased interest mnni-
tested in their culture by exhibitors. Every
avenue to knowledge in reference 10 fruits g.
vegetables is carefully explored, and any idea
tending to improve their variety, is eagerly
grasped and carefully applied. ......
Feeling Il at it is an exceedingly difficult
task to judge where all are SO praiseworthy,
we make the following awards:--
To Mrs NJ A Morrison for the best and
greatest variety of fruits 400
David Stsnton Cd Best 100
To Mrs A 'ex YouRg best specimen straw
berries 80
To Mrs Robert Thompson best specimen
cherries so
To d D T Cowen, best specimen earlp
cabbage 30
John Mcdowell Gooseberries 80
A turnip from T C iThoburn, weighing l !
lbs presented July 18th, no comp. rec, dip.
Mrs E Eaton best specimen apricots so
Slater Brown best g. largest early apples 30
do do e potatoes 80
A bush squash from J P C Alexander meas.
uring 80 inches in circumference, 4 inches
thick, and weighing 4 lbs l3 OF presented
July 26, no comp rec. Dip.
To Clem Amber, best specimen onions SO
Jnhn Hulse bee,s, no comp. 50
I noo ohor
Mrs Miller, ever bearing rasp5erries, no com
David Stanton, hest specimen peaches loo
Joseph Ask"w Cd bes. Dip & SO
VIM A-kew best specimen pears 100
James Thompson I'd best Dip g. 90
Thos 1'hoburn g. d ,vd Sutton largest
apples Dips
Samuel H Cash, best specimen plutns loo
Mrs Miller I'd best specimen 2lums sc
Isabella grapes no comp rec. dip
All oi which is respectfully submitted.
BR COWEN.
S GRESSiNGER,
Committee.
Reports on field crops will be received un-
till 2O,h Nov. which may be left with the
Treasurer.
At a meeting of the Board held on Sa,ur.
day the 9Th it " as ordered that the thanks oil
this Board be rendered Col Harris for the
very interesting address delivered before this
Society.
Ordered that the thanks oil this Board b.
rendered the marshss of the different Halls
for gentlemanIy and prompt discharge of the
duties assigned them.
/ Ordered that this Board now adjourn.
J. T SCHOFIELD, Pres't.
NJ MITCHELL, Sect
The TREASURER Nf the Agricultural Society
! Gohn H. Heaton ESq) may be found at the
| Gazette Office where he is prepared to pay al
premiums aw aided in tie above list. HI
desires persons entitled 70 ptemiums to cal
soon.-[ EDITOR CHRONICLE
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MIJTINY.

RToHMoSD, Va, Oct. 6th--Tbe crew ofthe
ship Arcols, of Boston, and now lying in the
river, bound for Venice, have mutinied.-
They have been arrested aud committed to
the Hampton Jail. The captain has come to
this city to seek the assistance Of the U. s.
au'hori,ies. Tue crew were ssmed with load
ed pistols. .n.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11

FLOODED HORSES.
Tbr committee IN Through Breod IIorses
would srer'tuIy report that they exumi-
nct a ir.u, Mare uud 9 yenr old Filley,
both of wii"h though highly creditable,
snd giving evidence of being we'll bred,
f,'. 10 furnishing evidence of that Gun
ho,Tn" pedigree that entities them to an
award IN Lass of strictly Thorough
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-11
NOTICE.

- II. LOOMS CO., nv sole Agents for Nashville will
,. furnish the people of Tennessee with all the different
kinds OF WINE made by me, my Cincinnati wholesale
prices Also, the Catawba Grape Cuttings for planting
Call and see them. N LONGWORTH,
mar23 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CAHTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
NOT A pARrIcI n on aInnr,r-p, IL In
"a "a Afl,ctad Read 49, Ponder.

Let Cte A5ltctcd Read and Ponder.
An lnfaibe Remedy for Scrofua King's Evu Rheumat SIN
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimples Postues
the Face, Blotces Bois Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eye Ring Worm or letter, scad Head Enlargement and
Pair OF the Bones and Joints stubborn UlcerS Syphtc
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising nom luildcous Use OF Mercury lmprudence
IN Life, inpuriiy Of the Blood.
INHS great Alternative medicine Purifier Of the blood
is now used by thousands Of grateful patients IRON all
part u The United States, who testify daily 10 the renar-
able periormeG by the greatest all redcnes SCAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
ecroua, krupUns the Skn Liver Diseases Fevers u
GERS, Old Sores, Affections OF the kdneys Diseases Of The
Throat, Female Complaints Pains Aching the Bones
and inestimsble remedy.
For all diseases the Blood nothing has vet been found
10 compare whit ID ccanaes the system Of an impurities
acts gently and efficiently ON ne Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives one g. the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and the Constitution
snieeb-d by disease broken down by the excuses Of
youth 90 its pristine vjgnr and strength.
Fur the Ladies' u h incomparabiy better than an the
metics used few doses II CaETERs RFANsH MxruEk
will al saicwncss Of complexion, bring the
mAntng 10 the cheek give elasticity the step and I'M
prove the general health In remaikabe degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard or
The large number certificates which have received
from persons from all parts the United States she best
evidence that there HuGbag about IT, The press hotel
kecpes magistrates, physicians and public uen, vel known
the community, all add their testimony 70 the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Can the AsEsr and get Circular and Aimanac, and
read the wonderful his truly greatest Of All medicine.
has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie-
tors No Pearl street, Richmond Va 10 whom al orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by W, r. GRAY and T. W. DANDRiD6E
Nashville. and by Dealers 10 Medicine generally.
mzrl0-dtriwaWiy
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WAYNE, GRENVILLE 81 co.,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

SAVA Nv II, q A
WE will continue to forward all Goods to care undel
w the same arrangement and at the same rates as
during the past season, collecting freight bills With the
Tie reduction Of freight 15c scper foot on the Phil
sdepha and New TO this city, viii give sa-
yannah still greater facilities than heretofore as the shipping
mort for Middle and East Tennessee, while there IS no re-
drayage between Savannah and Nashville, as on the
Charleston route.
pr house at Chattanooga will make purchases of Grain
E n orders from the Eastern ports, and will make ad-
vance upon all Produce sent sale shipment when
Ts Our bouse is kept open Epid'nic no Epidemic.
jy3-2m "AfNb' UhhN 'AH'E a w.
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r A GS!
$3.50 IN PREMIU MS!

TTAyING largely increased my supply Of Rags by The
III Premiums offered the past year, ending June 5Oh,
am induced to oaer larger amount Of Pre- niums for the
present year; and wi pay the above premium in sums OF
slO0 500 $50 $40 500 $50 $40 $50 $50 and SO any
ter Merchants Pedlas who will deliver from tbs date
20 Of july 1886, the largest amount OF kAGs Vie
same 10 be bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
l WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY, and sue a
certificate the Of the amount received and paid FOR
These certificates be kept and sent In or before mex
July SO that three dsntereted merchants OF Nashville
make the awards. The largest amount being entitled to
$lOO, the next largest 10 $50, and 50 O down.
Merchants sending me Rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Linsey silk and Worsted Rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee
iy4-dtrwkwn w. :. wHITEMAN.
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snnRrnING NEW.

A LARGE supply Of Horse Powers and Ihreshers Gar
~ den Engines Screws = 70 nehes IN diameter, htre
Brick Pittsburgh Coke, Locomotive screws Bench Screws
clamp Pes hole AagsIs &c resolved and cor sale By
= h. u. DICKEY.
aprea No. Collegs street, Nashville.
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IIo: for Kingston Springs!

fIfHE undersigned have made arrange ,sTgfs~-s~
Il ment with MIR James J. Baker, 20 run
six pa senger omnibus to the Springs three Ax@Sz-
times per week Fare each way dollars Office at the
Sewanee House, where seats NAV be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville Hictudly at O'Clock
A. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs gunefudIy at same
hour, on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable omnbuses and
delightful place Of resort thus offered the public
NJ pains will be spared 10 make the trip pleasant and
jouIn at Kingston agreeable.
je2t-2m EJ&J KREIDER
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RECEIVED PER EXPRESS
PRICES REDUCED

FINE lot of Parasols, sunshades Fans, Muslin Mar
n tss, White Ribbons, &C., &c.
jel24 r. c. McNAIRY co.
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And an information be obtained at Inc new o's
Bur ~, fics Chsnu House Building, ALtAANDE!
HGMiLToS Ticket at the Old 0Se spencer
corner OF Broadway and Front street. , Fast Front
street ~ n until az p "
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

LII persons knowing Themselves to he indebted to u
IA previous the LIST Of January last had better
before the 1st Of july they will have TO settle with
officer further indulgence cannot be allowed hint
the wise, &C. ijel2l r. G. McNAIRY CO.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

rJNHE Public respectfully informed that Ii oNs "
still ntinne selling their celebrated Cbolern an -
Diarrhea Preventive, tfrom the effects Of when
so many year reap,d great comfort and reef by e
Gallon bottle Glass. Apprentices are always better
than cures recommend AT 20 use ~ The foo
supplied without charge Il accompanied with practsns
Doctors ceruhcaie Private Families particularly should
hav. ho,,ls of th article In tAe house. Of
se,rv LYONS CO,
myl ~ SeaAI street,
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R.. C. McNAIRY G co.

RE now receiving their stock Of DRY GOODS for the
n Fall trade ard prepared to exhibit to all who may
favor them with VISIT general stock, embracing almost
every article in their line Of business They deem it entire
to make any extravagant promises as to how
cheap they will sell their goods farther than to say they
bought in the EASTERN CITIES where others buy their
goods and good terms the credit Of their house
would allow and they will sell them at short profits at
they Afford either for cash to prompt dealers on
time K. G. McNAlRY co.
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RHODES
FEVER AND kGUE CURE

Oh, NATURES lNFhLLlBLE SPEClflC,
Tor the Prevention and Cure OF ISrEENrTESr and Re
DUB AGUE GENERAL DEBLITY NGHr SWEATs and all other
forms II disease which have common origin in MALAHiA
aIAsAs This subtle atmospheric poison which al
unav0idabv inhaled every BREATH Is the
ia character wherever il eXstsNorh, south, East OF
West-aud will every where yield this newly discovered
antdote which claimed to be the DISCOVERY ~
MEpICINE
specific harmless that it may be taken by per-
Of every condition, anu it viii not subst-
tue for disease others still too often the
suit ia The treatment By Quinne Mercury, Arseaic and
other poisonous deeteous drugs particle Of any Of
which is admitted into this preparation.
The prOnrrtor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from the Of this NATURAL ANTIDOfE TO MA
LARtA.
II viii entirely proec- any resident traveller even In
the most sey swampy localities, rom any Ague or hi
ous disease whatever any injury from constantly inha
ing Malaria or MiasmA.
II win instantly check the Ague In persons who have SUI
ferei for any length Of time from day 70 twenty years.
that they need have another chilli b. continuing
its use according % directions. -
IL will Immediately relieve all distressing results OF BIZ
ious Ague diseases such general debility, night-W-ai-
Be. Tie patient bcTtns 20 recover appetite shd
strength, and continues untn permanent and radical cure
is elected
Finally It's use viii Danish Fever and Ague hon families
ard all classes Farmers and all lahornB men, BY adopting
IL preventive will be free gm Agus or bilious attacks
in that OF the year which, while u Is The most soAy
Is the most valuable one 70 them.
One bottles will for ordinary cases, some
NAV require more go,
Directions printed in German, French and spanh, &C
PTee One Dollar liberal discounts made to the trade
Trade circulars forvaFded Application, and The article
viii consigned liberal terms 10 respoaiois pafuss N
every ''''''H u ' JAS A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence. r l.
AGENTs-Nsw York-C. v Cick-ner a Co., and c. II.
Ring. Philsl~ pha-r. W. Dyott a sous.
And for sale ~ d-alsrs generally.
mar2I-diTiwsE6n
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BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER SCHTAPPS.
A Superior Tonic, antI-DyspePtic Invig
Grating Cordial.

lamentabe truth that, with few exceptions every
article Of food we eat every article Of drink mbbe
Is more or less sducated and in nothing has adultera
ton been practced such extent in spurious vi
nous and ermened liz So much so, in tact that IT Is
impossible to procure pure liquors and wines unless obtain
ed direct from bona d6 importer Of known reputation
and well established foreign connections
Il owing to the corrosive, inammaory and poisonous
properties OF the liquors sold generally in this country thai
disgraceul beastia ntoxcation is equent that the
Legislatures Of the States have taken the matter
in hand and prohibited the Of spruous fermented
liquors as common beverages.
We're all liquors sold pure and unaduerated, we should
need DO Maine Law and but few restrictions thsir sale
Botched faces palsed limbs swollen heh, and that fearful
disease deri feBefs are produced, by pure liquors
but By the infatuated habit Of ndugng in the corrosive
puisous sold under that des gnation
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AHATTIsGS-w. A. a J. q. Metaeiiind have Just
vi received a large ~ ~ best India uatftngs
shiSh Asy sslias very iss fes cash. ApEss
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
/. q

LOAN.
Capital 100000 FIOrins.
fIHIs LOAN guaranteed by the Government, and will
i he drawn in different prizes, as follows
IA OF 81, 900 Florins. 81 of a. 900 Florins
IL Of $4,000 do % Of $4,000 DO
Of 1900 do IS of 10000 do
40 Of 5000 do 2of 900 do
5S Of 1900 do 366 Of 1000 do
1914 Of !, coo Florns, &c, &c
The lowest priz. being ~ Florins.
Twelve Florns equal to Five Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place at CaTlsTuhe, under he
Direction Of the Baden Government on
The 3Ist August, 1855,
When every drawn number obtain one Of the above
mentioned Prizes, which will be paid in Cash. the Offices
of the undersigned. Those fortunate Shareholders
siding the spot, will have their Of prizes gained
paid 20 them through established Bank. The Lists Of
the result will be sent 10 each Shareholder and the
ful numbers published in the newspapers.
The price Of one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages given by taking number
Of Tickets, viz
II Tickets cost only $50 80 Tickets cost only so
% do do do 40 100 do do do 10
The price for Tickets be sent In Bank Notes Drafts
payable in OF the commercial towns of Germany Ho
and, France, England, Scotland ireland.
FOR Tickets and Prospecuses, apply the undersigned
Banking House. which appointed for the sale Of Tickets
MoRlZ STIEBEL S0NS Bankers,
Frankfort-on-the-M Maine, &c many.
NBLetters to be directed per steamer Ella Liverpool"
to Monz STIEBK Sons Bankers Frankfort Maine
Remittances which arrive afeF the day of drawing will
he returned invested in the next drawing the option
of the sender.
IaSy- Orders for Tickets left with B. H. BARKHoRN, No
II Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will with prompt
attention. jy6-taug3l
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FOE SALE,

A HOUsE AND LOT ia the southern portion % So,
n tbs cay. The lot Is situated between Market f15i
and Maple streets, q confirmation Of Front STREET l
Carroll street 60 feet running back $50 -
feet alirythe House contains four rooms with
eight foot Hall Porco In 'front.' and Porch eight feet WIDE
ami back Brick buildings. Any person wishing buy
and conlar home should examine the above house
and lo wi sell Is cheap and Upon reasonable terms
K. A BALLOWE, General Agent,
iel5 No II Deaderick street
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aTcuICaN nfRLE SOCIETY.

DIBlEs and TEsFAMENrs Of all descriptions, from The
ID above SOCIETY may be foand on deposte al ny store
CHARLES W. SMITH.
fxfo Ru Al College street.