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CLAVES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA

SLAVES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA
~ COURT HOUSE, FEB. 22d, 1855 We shall
sell at auction. on THURSDAY, the ed of Febr'ry,
at Amelia Court House, Court day, three valua-
Bile SLAVES as any in Virginia, belonging to Mrs.
Cousins estate, to wit:
NAT. about eighteen years of age
RICHARD about thirty-s years of age; and
MARY. about fourteen years of age.
These Slaves were raised by Mrs. Patty Allen,
rate OF Amelia county, and sold for division
amongst the legatees of Mrs. Cousins, under a de-
cree of Amelia County Court.
TerGs cash.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, }cou,,;..,
JAMES N. DOMAIN, oommiss-s.
Petersburg Jan, 9th, 1856 fs 9-dtds
e Enquirer copy times q week till day and
end bill to u.s. -
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hSSsYLsANIA SENATORIAL CosTEsr.-A tele.
k'pn'c dispatch from Harrisburg says that the
prospects oil difficulty in the election of II 9
n Ssnssor are increasing long struggle is antci.
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I ONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold at
~ the residence of Quintain Blain, ON the 10th
day OF February, 1855, at ii O'Clock A. M for sash
NC Also. the crops of Turuips Beets, Celery, &c !,
together with the Household and Kitchen Furni-
desirable assortment of Farming Utensils consulting
OF Carts, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrowa Hoes. Sp .de
Hand Rskes. &c. Also, large lot of Hot.B ed
hands, in favor of A. B. Hutchinson VS.. Quintain
Blain.
fe Is r.. w mIMpERTAYE
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"ls computed that the whole number of prosti
es III new York city, inhabiting houses registered
~ ehe ponce books as places of Ill fame, is about
WV person who has been inves,ip a,ipp the
SUBJECT says their average income Is about 81 a
80 es'n, making an aggregate of sl,s72, 600 per
true WV eJ aio
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HOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range 10 not sur.
passed By any in this country for cooking, or for ts
economy In fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash. Stands, Be
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all Of which
we will put mp and warrant to give satisfscton.
We also pu' up CHILSONS PATENT HOT-Alh
fuel and the great amount Of fresh air heated and
distributed trough the resisters 10 unequalled BY
@. 4 A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH Is 20l corner of Main and 10th sts
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CRIMINAL MATTERs.-A New York letter, dated
Feb. ID, in the Baltimore American, says;
The trial of Gray, the vitriol man, was set down
this morning. but the District Attorney being con-
WINGED of the prisoners insanity, announced that
he had abandoned the prosecution Gray will now
be sent TO the, Lunatc Asylum
Azel Eerrari. the Portuguese arrested on the
charge OF seducing on promise of marriage, Eliza.
beth Burner, al Irish girl, was brought before the
Mayor this morning, and consented to marry the
woman, rather than go to the penitentiary
Charles Renhardt, charged with taking young
woman to house of bad repute, set forth be,
lore the Mayor, Saturday, has since been arres.
led, but prisoner is likely TO go free it Ia said the
statute In such cases not applying to the case of
married women
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A. DEMONSTRATORS SALE-I will

"A expose to sale. at public auction, on WEDNEs-
DAY. the 2lst day Of February, 1855 commencing
the late residence of DR.. Thomas E. Cox, all the
Perishabe Property thereon, consisting of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils of
every kind. Horses, Cows, Hogs and Crops of Corn,
Fodder and Shucks; CarpenterS Tools, &c.
Terms made known on day sale 'A
JAS. II GRANT,
fe 10-tds Admir- of DR.. Thos. E. Cox, decd.
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fe Ia
ONE PRICE JEwELRY STOLE, No

ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
" ISL Main street.-We have just received q few
very superior Gold Watches, Lever construction,
COMPENSATION Balance, full aud extra ieweiled, with
fine Rubies, made expressly for us by E. D. Johnson,
of London. We also have the movements OF the
same kind of Watches, which we will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, we are sure,
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have on hand general assortment of
other fine Gold and Silver Watches and some that
are less costly.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS:-A fresh supply of Dia-
other fine Jewelry, suitable for Holiday and Wed.
ding Gifts MYERS & JANKE,
de 20 Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
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BOSTON, Feb. II The engine house and repair
shop of the Grand Trunk railway at Goshen. N. H..
In the house saved. Two engines in the repeic
shop (the Casco and the Gloucestsr) were destroy
ed, together with the tools. Loss not precisely
known. The building sc3ut SIS 000 and the tools
$4,000
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Brigham Young is ding two large and beau
niui houses adjoining that which he occupies now
10 Salt Lake City, accommodate bis increasing FAM
NY. lie now reJoices in between fifty and sixty
wives, and from forty five to nifty children Elder
hlmoaii, one OF the Mormon Apostles, has betw een
sixty and seventy consorts.
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A T PRATT'S DAGUERREAN GAIL
IA LERY, No. AS MAIN STREET. each Gus
toner 10 presented with Due Bill In SS0,Ov0 Gift
Enterprise, consisting Of
House and Lot n Richmond, valued at. $50 O8
House and Lot in Richmond, valued at..... 5000
/ House and Lot In Richmond. valued st..... Loco
500 Gold Lockets and Breastpins. with por-
nalu' $3.50: $500. o,oW
90 497 Books Pictures and Fancy Articles, of
an aggregate value of..................... 5000
so GEO Presents total $50 600
rBy which present is INSURE to every
holder. fe 10
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Inc regular opera season at New York under the
management of Ole Bull, commences ON Mondav
next 18th inst. under an imposing array of musical
talent Verdi's Rigoletto, then to be performed;for
the rst time in this country Ia considered one of
Verdis most successful efforts
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BOOKER & WATKINS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CARY BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH SITS.
RICHMOND, "a.
JOHN BOOKER s.y. WATKINS
fe l2-d1m*
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK e. cos
JOHN BOOKER
fc l2-dlmS

RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
For Consumption, Scr0tuta, &c
THE late firm of RUSHTON. CLARK
4 co. being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUSHTON, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the firm, their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN CLARK
4 CO, surviving partners and sole successors. #
was Mr. Clark who went to New FoundIand to su.
perintend its manufacture, and he Is the only Drug.
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and as he will continue his supervision of
that branch of our business will warrant our oil
tars q HEaEMAN; CLARK CO i. me over ss ths
cork OF each bottle Hondfeds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers without snc
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN.
CLARK CO., for many persons have imitatsi
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose of
toms death, there has been a Rushton,s OH miro.
aau 1. WHICH /: not in any way connected with
tbat 1n beisn aEGs SpS of
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark l. Co. for sale
by PURCELL. LADD Co, and by Druesists a re s =.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe IS-d& wSm
DARN AT PRIVATE SALE.-For sale
IL privately, the Farm owned and occupied
by Mr. Robert Farrar, situated about Al miles below
the city, on the river road leading Charles City
c. H. containing 10 acres of land, so acres of whch
IS cleared ana nlghly improved, 40 OF which 10 at
present seeded in wheat the balance lie well timber.
ed with oak and pine. The improvements consist of
large dwelling, containing six rooms with all the
requisite out houses. such quarters for servants
barn. stable corn house. smoke house, &C., &c, ali
in good repair. Also fine spring of water conye
nient to the dwelling.
The farm is located in a very healthy and good
neighborhood, having sufficient timber, if cut, to
pay nearly for the tract.
Any person wishing to view the premises can do
so by calling Mr.. Farrar who win take pleasure
in giving all the necessary inform alton.
Terms accommodating. Apply to
LARUS L SHINE,
fe f3-6t IA Main street.
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CAND! SANU!! SAND !! TN COnse-
~ quence Of the increase In Toll on the Canal,
and Of other expenses, am forced to advance the
bushels from and sfter 1st day Of March next, 1856
Those wishing II delipsved have 1t done at the
usual charge for hauling by leaving their orders
either ct my dwelling Ut the landing, corner 9th
and Byrd streets. JESSE WILLIAMS.
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DRUNEE IN KEGS.-I5 kegs Prunes,
i for Tobaceonists or csoking purposes soma.
thiue very good; for sale by = i = -
6l4 D. BONAViTA CO., 70 Main Il
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAssEs
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION Lon TUFsDAY
the Goth inst, commencing ct 104 O'Clock we wilt
sell at our Wharf and Warehouse, at Ro6kstts the
cargo OF sshr. Charles L. Peaslee, from Attskspss,
with
22s bids. SUGAR, ranging frsm fair to choice
quality.
$50 bills. Prime MOLAssES.
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GREEN, THE MURDEAER.-We learn from the
Chicago Democrat that the writ of hR6eas corpus.
which has been under argument at Springfield, IL
linois, in the case of Green, founi guilty of the
murder OF his wife in that city, has been denied by
the supreme court of the State
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| FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Hamilton Canada
| Spectator of Thursday, says, "we have heard that
| one OF the brakesmen ON the morning Express
train was found frozen and stiff, and stuck at his
wheel The corpse, upon the train stopping at the
| station, fell to The ground"
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highest bidder. for cash, at the auction house of
Mess. Latus Shine, on the 18th inst, commenc.
completed, commencing at the same hour the an
sire stock OF Goods levied on by virtue OF sundIy
exc Ut vs. Ella: Hale embracing large collec-
ery OF every descriptions large assortment Of Fan.
cy Goods: Perfumery, &C., &c. Also large Sala.
mandeI hre-proof Safe; two handsome Frepch Mate
SHOW Cases; five large Mahogany Show Cases; don.
PIE oarrel Guns one large Store Stove and Pine: two
Cutlery. A"'u '''olsiene oi
Country Merchants and the city trade woudido
PHILIP r. WINSTON, DIS
For Thos. w. boswell g. n
tioneers g. ~ ~
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Destructive FIRE IN BosToN "A large building
occupied by several firms. on Commercial street
Boston, was destroyed by fire on Saturday. con.
siderable amount of stock also destroyed. The
building valued at $50 OOa belonged to the heirs of
Nathaniel Russell.
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HARD CAsE.-A passenger in one of the snow
blocked trains in the Western prairies, records the
following hard case:
Our feelings were considerably excited 10 regard
to new married couple, who had been on board the
cars since Monday morning. The new husband was
little behind last evening in procuring lodgings
ard was obliged to take up his quarters for the 4lh
night In a car seat
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| DEATH OF AN EpIroR.-The Boston Atlas of Mon.
day records the death of Mr. Henry Rogers, Jr, one
OF the proprietors OF the Boston Journal. MIR. Ro
gers died on Sunday last. but two days subsequent
| to the decsase of his father.
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bacon SIDES. A few hhds. new
- Sides for SALE. STOKES + CO.,
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VERY VALUABLE LOT AT THE
CORNER OF BROAD AND 7TH STS. FOR
sALE.-rhe Subscribers authorized to sell that
truly valuable Lot at the corner Of Broad and 7th
street. running back 40 feet on the West ae Of 18th
street. This justly regarded the most valuable un-
improved lot in that part of the city. Apply to
fe 12-6t GODDIN APPERS0N, Aucta.
FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS
sortment Of FRENCH PNPER.HxNGfNGs and nd
BORDERS of the latest styles, including Velvet,
Gilt and plain, which will be sold ct less price than
any similar establishment In the country.
Rooms, Halls, Entries and Ceilings PAPERED in
accordance with the modern taste.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
fe list 1872 Main OF.
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haREZzLEMENT IN a BANK-Wm. Post Sackett,
receiving teller in the Market Bank, New York, has
been arrested upon the charge of embezzeling the
funds of the bank to the amount of $25 900. His
own statement is that during his employment in
the above Bank he speculated rather heavy in Rail-
road stocks and bonds, and was, at one period
worth over $4,000 clear of the world, but in con-
sequence of the hard times, he met with extensive
losses, and was unable to make good his ac-
account In the Bank. HI also asserts that he had re-
turned ali his assets bonds and notes amounting TO
come $4,000 to the Bank, and could not pay the
balance
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CTORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASE.
- y, sMELvING GLASS DOOHa CADINEI
on THURSDAY mcrnine nsxt iSsS inst 1somssS ess
cling at II o'clock, u the store ormsrly occupied 81
Nj z. II. TAYLOR. oppoete the Americas Hetol. q
Furniture. he. 557SEz n s-,a so
Aiso, vim be sold ct the same dine. Z second asss
fsis THOMAS w.xEEsrr. A.se. !
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CUPERIOR COGNAC BIZ ANDY-
- Hsnaessy. castillon. 0tasd and lassssll brsnds;
' 4 & E''' y DxvEaeols. ALLEN 4 GO.
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HARD TIMES-MONEY SCARCE
Ii The Ladies say 1t cannot be So after visiting
LEWIS Stores and seeing him cutting SILK Dresses
for his customer by the dozens The resso In plain.
sellng on large assortment of Silks Of ali
the richest styles at cost price, aud the ladies are
aware OF the fact We have stiIl 10 store snd must
DC sold, choice sssort ment Of Vslvat, Cloth add
ana Fancy DRY Goods LEWIS
Old established Cheap Stores.
10 10 Is and rs n ain street.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL scorr.-A wasbinytor
letter writer says that upon the passage of the bill
eresting the office of Lieutenant General, Col Pres
t'n drove to the War Department, where he an
nounced the intelligence to Gen. Scott The Gene
raj dropped his head for q moment, and tears wer,
seen rickling down his cheek. His reply was az fol
lows.
Let no man say, hereafter that his country il uu
grateful to one who has served her faithfully
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GONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash, in front of the High Conste Ofise
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of February. 1855, ct 10
O'Clock a. d a lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, sold to safety d distress Warrant in
the High Constsbe's hands In favor of Grow versus
Camp; and at the same time and place will be sold,
Boy Mare, sold to satisfy Execution In the Hish
Coustable's hands in favor of Wood and othsre 81
Graves Terms of sale--Cssh 7'-s1'-- 80
:, And in pursuance Of an order of the Hastings
shall at the same time and place cell for cash :
Chest containing lot of very vaiuabls Carpenters
Tools ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. C,
For James p. Tyler, n C. G. r.
N. b No goods delivered until paid for.
fe I4-St LEWETIEN n n
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! ANYWAY from The Byrd Pla

X ANA Wal from the Byrd plantation.
- some two or three weeks since, Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR. A rsvardof ten doliars,
and oil proper charges win Be paid, upo his apprs-
hension and delivery to the Oversesr arf the plants.
ton, or 70 the undelsiensd, In Riehmond.
MAJOR u likely. intslliasnt Negro. pf ginger
cake color. and supDoesdto b shout Ave fset on or
seven inches high. No particular marks sbo1t him
recolleeted, except that be hos lost or two
Of the joints Of one Of his fossdases bas whsehss
OF the risht or LEFT hand, ID not EeQollecte& $50
PHILIP II. TABD SON. As't&
Once ON 0ovsaEor street,
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TERMs-Under 500 cash; over $780, 4 month
credit, for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather.
fe Is DUNLOP, MONCURE CO. Aucts
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ken the house sdjoiuiur sYtlA
the one at present occu. NHlXW
pied by him. and fitted -
not to be surpassed BY any In this city xTkaxkfni
for fowmer patronage, he would be pleased % re-
ceived q continuance of the same. g5ss% aSss
He has attentive servants, and every Department.
of his house has his personal supervision. tzszss
Every eelicacy of the season that can be found In
be served up in style that cannot fail TO please the
most fastidious epicure. 81 5000
ROBERT REID, ysss az
formerly of the Theatre Bars.b
VERANDAH HorEL.s9
Northern end of New Vegetable Mssket.a
fe 13-6t* Sh0ehoe Hili.
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IHi, GREAT REMEDY,

. BOUT which so much has been said and
I published. is among US. Who has not
hear. q. Ire MEXICAN NUST1NG LINZ
MEAI. Many HillIons Of bottles have been
Sold aud used 20 cure rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores, Bruises. S1rans, Rlns-worm, Felons,
sal. Rhcum, Piles. Sire Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Hch, CONS on The Toes,
Sore Eyes. Edr-aChc, Flmples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs. Cuts, ScaldS, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Buujons or frosted feet. Warts, or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. lr Is EQUALLY coon IN healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and il is
warranted to cnre Spawn, Knsbone, Spl!nt,
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
rTThe Liniment is put up in three sizes,
and retailS at 25 cts, 80 CTS. and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Linlmentin proper
ton to the prices and are therefore cheapest.
10 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LrNINEN,'. as it paws good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROOK,
(succcSeor 10 A. G. Bragg q Cos
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrincipalOfices-3Oi Broadway, NcwYork,
and cor. Sd q Market SIS. ST. Louis, Missouri
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, CanadaS, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-19
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
George Sturges,
COLE Manufacturer Of the Improved
- Spiral spring Mattresses. No. 81


FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded. viz.
Two by the American institute, New York, oct ls5l
do Fr,uSln ln-titut-, Philadelphia, Nov and
One nt the Nary,auI Institute, Baltimore. Now 1852
The peculiar Improvement in the cohsiruc-
ton of this Mattress IS, that all the clumsy and
henry ,c,oden frame ,cork is entirely dispensed
with. and It's place supplied by lighter and
much more durable frame, the springs are all
connected BY harness iea.her hinges, securely
riveted, rendering II impossible for single
spring TO fall down or get out of place, and
making a Bed so elastic that any part may be
raised or bent up. and is thus admirably fitted
TO the wants of the sick or asthmatIc who may
require sitting posture, having the luxurious
softness of the best Feather Bed with the light
ness and facility Of handling of the common
Hair Mattress.
These improved Spring Beds are Invariably
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Bets are well adapted for1lotels, ,berths
of Ships. Steamboats, and Hospitals.
Spring Seats for Chairs, Carriages or Church
Pews and Hair and Husk Mattresses made to
order.-Alsc an extensive assortment, OF highly
ornamented Gn enameD and plain finished
CAST IRON FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Beds,eads. Hat and Goa
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs, Settees &c. &c.
Philadelphia. April 90, 1855 ly575
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EEcOMNEyDAT-O-g

PHILSpA. Asg. IS, 1s4;
1 have this day carefully inspected . conductor o.
Lightning Rod. with and index erected by Mr..
Thomas Armtage, Bellevue House, Gloucester. anG
have hesitation saying that only the b~,.
have seen hut that it the only have ye:
examined that i cUntrUctd strictly scientific pTine
pies 1t Is with much pleasure that mend his
eond 10 the alt, nton OF of buildings
II. McNURTRIE.
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod
msnufact ctUrd by Mr. III, ArnitaGe, Of Philadephs
years in the StuCy the laws electricity and magnet
ism. and have hesitation sayn- that these Rods
constructed IL only principle of safety The erctriJ
shock j. receive and dispersed by the at the top
of the rod would be impossible, according 10 hs
laws Of attraron and repu.ion, for a building TO be
injured ly stroke of lightning when protected by Of
these rods have been acquainted with Mr.. Armitags
for seyers and before he the manufac
of these rris examined the principle hich they
constructed. and felt convinced that their adoption
would Le att ucd with complete The increasing
demand for these roaud the rxtsnsvrsaes all parts
Of the country PIE alton of their utility
superiority. TRACY z. WALLER, VI. D.
Rising sun. rhilsd CO., April 10, 1852.
e sc. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hartisfoa. Union Co. Pa.
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will furnish the Rods the same terms and
in the same manner as the Proprietor.