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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

Just Recetued by Steamer Erceistr.
5000 lbs Skirting, twenty doz. Saddle Trees,
30 doz. Brass and polished stirrups,
One Hundred pieces Girth Webbing,
80 doz Pad Skins, Five hundred PAIR flames,
MT ly PRATT T. co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

~Revsnge Is common PASSION !
il the sin of the UNRESTRICTED. The saw
scs deems il noble; but Christ's religion
which il the sublime oivilizer emphahcae-
ey condemn. il. Whyl Because reiig-
ion seeks ever TO enoblo man and nothi'
no so debases him as revenge
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
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pOUERS g. co.

TUV Z KS q CO
FORWARDING AND CoMMissioN MEAHAsTs;
and General Steam Boat Agents, Water street,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Consignments of Produce and Grain, 10 be
foru arded by the c. & r. |. r. Il. will meet
with prompt attention.
Mark all packages POWARS l. CO.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

~We have lumber, goods, etc. al,
Davenport, which we wish hauled to Tip.
ton. Who wants the jobs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
New Arrival.

By steamer Excel, the FIRST boat from below,
Ten Thousand lbs. Harness Leather,
Twenty dox Bride, do
Twenty dog. Side Collar, do
ln27-Iyl pRf71't co
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
Estray Mare.

deuce in Cass Town ship Cellar County, Iowa.
o-.he - taT = June 1855, chesnai serrei
mare, with white strip in the face, flax col
ored name and tail. about ten years old, about
Il hands high, and appraised at 800 On the 9TH
day Of June 1866 before ID. G. Lisk Esq.
j. W. CArTELL,
County Clerk.
June 18th, 1858 mo.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
Millinery

Ladies, your are requcted to notice
the card OF Mrs. Van Houtpn.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

r.ora ron sALE.
TaiIorS w anted.

The undersigned wishes to employ two Jour
neymcn tailors to work either on custom or sol
wor,;, ns5n |. \. MAGE, Upton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05
For Sale.

Two excellent building Lots fayorably
situated in the town of Upton. Enquire
of SAMUEL DEwELL
or WELLS Sp.cE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-05

's9 Terms.
! Sopy J year, in advance. $50
P'es 700
~ :. 1900
" 1000
- For enc copy one year, II not maid In al
ssnee, Ne following Will Invariably be charged
Il paid during the year, 5000
$50
~ No paper discontinued until all arrear.
ages are paid. " "'''"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

Commodore Perry arrived at the Hague from
Japan, early in December. by the overland route
from China. and was expected to arrive in this
country in the Baltic, after devoting few days
TO the inspection of the Dock Yards in England
which at this moment well calculated 10 ex-
cite the attention and admiration Of all Naval
men.
Tho claim of Capt. Gibson aud the notion OF our
Government upon ii hn- had the effect to direct
public attention somewhat to the political condition
Il relations of the great Indian Archipelago The
National lntilligencer in this connection calls at
tenton to the fact that il appears froma late
printed Parliamentary document, that the Brit
ish Government assumes tho right To explore
settle. colonize. conquer any of the islands oi
the Indian Archipelago not especially resery.
ed to the Dutch by the treaty of Lord Castle
reagh of l52i
The Alabama Conference of the Methodist Pro-
tostant Church recently passed resolutions
pressing their decided disapprosal of dancing, or
tolerating any such nmnsements among either the
ministers or members Of that church; also de
cluiring j, 10 be direct violation Of Christian
obligation % engage in buying lottery tickets.
A letter t. Lieutenant Maury, requesting him
10 prepare "A chart of the safest routes for stean
ors To- go and come across the Atlantic. has been
signed by tho Marine Insurance Companies OF
Boston. aud others, and forwarded Ia hun at
Washington
DIR. Graham. who Is now at Sing Sing, New
York is said To have had n serious difficulty with
the officers ofthe penitentiary. lie was seee-
ted, on account of his professional knowledge, TO
prepare and administer the prescriptions of tho
attending physician. Among the medicines there
was quantity Of brandy. With this the Doc
tor made free. and was crazy drunk, raying up
and down The hospital room, brandshing knife,
and threatening the lives of any who might MODEST
him. of course he was secured.
Mr. sherman member of the Michigan Legs
laturc, from the Like Superior region, has given
the House notice that he will Introduce Joint
resolution instrnct;ng their Senators and Rep
rcsentathcs in Congress Ito set OFF, the upper
peninsula of that State into Territory, to be
known the Territory of superior
G. T. Il, james, British Consul at Norfolk,
will deliver an address before the Petersburg
Va, Library Association ON the 18th int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

Mr. Wise's call upon the peoplein Petersburg
and Bedford for their ''S,reet boices" is too sug-
gestive of unhappy reoolections to be potent
A greater candidate than he once signifcd a
similar willingness to be entertained by vocal
performance, making known his special adlnira
ton for ''the rich German accent and the
sweet Irish brogue;" but alas, the concert. when
il came off, had no charm for his ears. So will
il be with Mr. Wise. He will hear the voices
of the neople. but whether he will consider them
"s,peef--" QUIEN sABEl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

Mr.. Wise spoke very feelingly in Liberty of
the devoted and watchful patriotism with which,
if elected Governor. he would guard the honor
and sovereignty of Virginia He stated that he
would long hear and forbear with her enemies.
but SO soon rs her honor was touched, he would
draw the sword, nor should it be sheathed until
that honor was fully indicated. The first, he
Significantly aud mysteriousy added, upon whom
that sword might be used, would be some who
were chen in our own midst Now lis possible
that we might take n notion, barring ordinary
danger, to peep into u knowNothing establish
mcnt, and perhaps take upon ourselves also to
feel ~ holy honor of Popes" aud the "Whore of
babylon" But we confess should not like very
much II get into the muss, i: it be the Know
Nothugs whom Mr.. Wise has notion of pounc-
ing upon 81 soon rs he shall get into the boots and
spurs and regmentals of the renowned Governor
Josfph. VIII Nh Wise be so good, therefore, as
to satisfy our fears, and let US know to whom it
is he alludes If it be the Know Norhings,it may
be advisable to keep clear of them, and of the
sweep of his ayenging sword. Please let US
know!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
Mo2art and the Pope.

In the year 100, when Mozart was in his liih
wear, he travelled with his father TO Rome 1t
was then that the liberal and amable Ganganelli
filled the pontiticial chair, who, having heard
much of the extraordinary youth whose fame had
spread over most parts of Europe invited him to
the Quirnal Palace, where he had the honour of
performing privately. This was just before Easter
In the course of the conversation, the perfor
mances at the Ssne Chapel were alluded to-,
particularly the celebrated ''Mserere" for two
choirs, the masterpiece of Gregorio Allegr
which is always sung there in the Holy Week
The youthful Mozart, with all the nairete of
his age, requested copy from the Pope. Gar-
ganelli kindly replied:
If the music were mine, | would with all my
heart crafty your laudabe curiosity; but being
the property Of the church, ii is not at my dspo-
sal, and, by an arrangement for which | am not
responsible has been forbidden to be copied I'M
der pain of communication
This unsuccessful attempt did but strengthen
ii @ wish of the youth. He obtained permission
Ia attend the ON Y rehearsal which was given of
the music The attention with which he listened
to II was intense. On quitting the chapel he
spoke not single word, but FASTENED home and
wrote down the n,tes. At the public perfor
nance. he brought his manuscript which he kept
carefully concealed in his hat and, having
filled up some omissions, and corrected few
rors in the inner parts, he had the satisfaction
to know that he possessed Il complete copy of the
treasure thus jealously guarded. The next time
he played before Ganganelli, he had the courage
to tell his holiness what he had achieved, and
produced the manuscript. The pope was all
amazemcnt. but replied. with SMILE
The prohibition does not extend to the memo
ry and think that You may escape the pain Of ex-
communication"
This composition, afterwards published from
copy sent as apresent from Pope Plus VI. to the
Emperor of Germany, was compared with the
manuscript of Mozart, and not the difference
of single note between them was discovered.
Tint the solemn and dovout harmony, the sup
licatory strains. and the awful effect produced
! y this extraordinary "Miserere,' made deep
ana indellible impression the sensitive mind
If Mozart, there can be no doubt and that to this
circumstance are indebted for many of those
heart-moving passages which stud with gems his
compositions. is more than probable.
ksGs.-in paxe. fresh FIGS. ju>t received ON
D. consignment which Ne viii sell by wholesale or re
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

TIM RICHMOND PENNY Posr. heretofore neu.
trail in polite has pronounced in favor OF Know
potbingism and will in future advocate the doc
trines of that party. This brings another ally
into the field against the Staunton ticket-one
whose DO wer will be felt with telling force in the
campaign.
Dr. VIM. Easey, lately ono of the editors OF
the Clarksvle Tobacco Plant has become asso-
cinted with the former editorial corps OF the Post.
lie is spoken of gentleman OF taien's ana
requirements.
Referring to their advocacy of Know nothingism'
the editors say they do not desi to do the WORK
negligcntly. They will enter upon it with zeal'
and will devote theirentire attention to 1t.
The Post stimltes the number OF Know -noth'
ngs in Virginia at 50,O0J-and the American
Organ, at Washington, nfol ms us that two-hi'hs
Of the party in the State are seeeders IRON ue-
mocracy. Twenty three thousand votes taken
from that party and thrown in with the opposi-
ton makes a difference of forty.six thousand
and beats Mr. Wise oat of his boots. We hope
no more such revolutions as this may be made,
lest Mr.. Wise may be taken with an agae' ana
withdraw from the canvass.
The Post EXPIRE sses the opinion that Mr. Nlse's
speeches in this canvass, like an old rusty gum
..hurt more ut the breech thnn mt the muzzfe.'-
They arr nor,' dangerous. II saNsto his TRENDS
than liz 4aapaneAts The rfret of the reeoll Is
overwhelming. am if he III our ranks, IN
slead of Whore H. j. We should he completely de-
molishc,l nnl seat tered 10 the ur winds in few
weeks y an Illustration OF this, the Post
states. ON "relinble authority that his speech
in Halifax, last Saturday. drove from his support
..Quito IA number who had previously come to the
conclusion to ''stomach him. In Petersburg,
it was conference.-the Post says,that This speech
converted almost one hundred to the know-noth-
ing faith"
We are sorry to make ourselves SO disagreed
BILE to Mr.. Wise, while he is in our midst But
its necessary that he should be possessed of the
information we have given, disheartning as 1t is,
and thankless though the office of communca-
ting bad tidngs" is obliged to be. If ace did not
tell hm-who would Not our neighbor of the
Republican, we warrant. Not the interesting
collection of brother democrats, who watch his
coming-in and his going ont, his rising and his
sitting, his eating and his drinking. If one of
| the other party were to attempt it, Mr.. Wise
! would instantly discover that he was whig, 'by
| the instincts Of gentleman and patriot and
would set him down as mistaken. So we have
done what was clearly our duty, and neither ask
nor expect any thanks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
OBITUARY

Died, on the 18th inst at his residence in the
county of Bedford. LoDwIcn MCDANIEL, Esq. in
the 72nd year Of his age.
Died, of consumption after rrotraceed illness
of some months, at her fathers residence in Am
herst county, Va, on the 4lh December le54,
SAIIIEJANE RuCKER, in the 18th year Of her
age. She met death with joy exhorting her
friends to meet her in heaven.
This most Interesting and promising Young
lady was beloved by all who knew her, and her
loss will be deeply felt by her friends and rcla-
tons.
Oh! weep not for her, the ',una ard pure. he hinf
the gentle hcaltcd;
Who like ninbow faIIng hur-. iu,t smile anl lien
H", mt"I;
Ga! weep not for her tie beuurifuI-who he star AT
even,
Just bcnmod before a durh,ome c u had hd it, light
in heaven.
She's gone 10 that blcr lnni, n owe wh,rr n gel Tyres
Hrc breathing
And srIurhs found hen spot,ess brw mmorin fl wers
ire wrCutlinl;
W 2 shruld nn:rn why Should weep the lui
csld tears ct sotl,w;
She dread. the lrefle.s l. ht nor fears tie
icvrll,h nicitow.
She h,l,' wcen /, no more, she spnRc ofaleei'
hover round;
OF rys-rll heLawcd Joys nbove to suffering ,' ii
gNci;
Dus! beautiful nnd "a, 10 = sweet flower early
erishcd;
Thu,-lu, Ia, thee in TIC grave, thy memory shall
be- cherished. A FRIEND.
Rep. and Richmond Christian Advocate will
please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19
MARRIED

ON Wednesday, 18th inst, at the Third
street NJ. Church, by Rev. Mr.. Stanley, WM
h. JOHNSON. of Lynchburg, to Miss BETTE II.
EAST daughter of the late Joseph East, of APP
pOmattuX.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

The RAscuE FAMlLY.-It will he seen from
their advertisement that this company will com
menee their concerts at Masonic Hall to-nig ht-
The papers of Richmond and Petersburg, where
they have just been giving entertainments, speak
in very complimentary terms of the company
and their performances. We learn also from
other sources that they are in every respect
worthy ofthe patronage of the community.
GAS CoMpANY.-A meeting of the Stockholders
and Directors of the Gas Company is called to-day
at the depot of the Va. q Tennessee Railroad
Sec the notice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

k4'fG~.-in0 nane- fresh FIGS. Iu>t received on
a. consignment winch viii sell by wholesale or re
TAFT Mt kirunani tr ~
laal9ts LEE \ JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-19

HENRY 4. " ISE.
To Messrs. VIM. +. Wickham. &c.
The offsprin9of Hanoycr:-The scourges Of
tyrants, whose motto is-"give liberty or
give Inc DEATH"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THIHE ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA RAIL-
a ROAD CUMPANY.-PrupuSiIs wall be we'd by
the und gne of alb lily, the office
the Company III Newborn, North Carolina until The ~ of
June, $50, for Grading, l}r dying, Masonry and SIper
nd ny the (the plan of Rail be
Shrd by The Company OF III pounds the neal yard
the EASTERN D.v SON of The AIanc and North Caroline
Ra lraa extend NJ from the Eastern bank IF the Trent
opposite Newborn, Beaufort Harbor, The
beng about 3bsi nIIe$.
Proposals VIII be received for the work in sections
alb mile cich tor he stance of
The PROPOSALS VIII what OF SICK bunds Of
The c.unties OF Graves and C.rere and Town of Beaufort
and CASH Will be received in pay for the
PROPOSALS ai>I invited Tor The Mas and Super
OF the aduct Trent RIVER separate
the Grading. This V. adact will be about feet in
lengh ung the draw the spans will be L." feet,
ing upon II piers and abu rang about
perces IF Masonry, and abut 1890 pecheS OF pack
ing IN foundation, or b. and p-rapp:ng.
The grad line of Br de wall be ahut IL feet above low
water The depth of water Will average from feet for
feet, and in The channel ab.ut II feet for
THIS important structure worthy the attention of
Stone and Brick M>ons and Bridge BIZ ders. The plan of
supers. will be Huws improved Truss with Arches
The Maps, PrUe Plans and Spec. hcatuus will be ready
for Inspection at The ce f The Company, and after The
18th III June, 1879, where any her information be
obtained regard tn The work. The company The
rrgi reccI any all Of The LruposaiS hlid they
Az other IN ngS be ny equal the stock
holders will be gwen The preference the award IF The
contracts JOHN ID. WHITFORD
FreSE.Lent.
W. BEVERHOUT THOMPSON,
chief Eaytmeer
May 3Oth 1850 56-t2sJune.
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North-CaroIina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPA RrMaNT, n. c.,
May Both, 1888:
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Sa1 tbs office 10 o'clock A. NJ goth of next
the purchase of $4,000 of Bonds ISSUED by the
North Carolina.
These bonds issued for the construction of the Fay
etteve and Genre Plank Road. They W IL bear date July
ls 1855, and Will run twenty They will have
pon for interest attached and both and
will be payable the Bank of The Republic New York
unless when the purchaser prefers have them payable
the Treasury of This atethe interest per
Will be payable the frs; days of january and July
in each YEAR
These bonds are by law exempted from taxation for any
purpose whatever.
Parties bidding will please address their endorsed
Pruposas for N. c. Stocks to the undersigned Raj
eigh, N. g.
Successful dders will be required upon being informed
of the acceptance of their DIS deposte The
their BIDS including the accrued interest from the july
lS5 the credit If the Treasurer of North Carolina
either The Bank of the Republic New York, the Bank
the State of N c. the Bank of Cape Fear Rae gh,
the bidder may prefer.
The right of accepting such bids in whole part as
may be deemed most advantageous the reserved
The BIDS will be opened presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of STATE and the President of
the Bank of the State when the wing BIDS ex
pires. ID. w. COURTS,
Pubic Treasurer.
Raleigh, June l, 1855. 55-td
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Intendant,s Office.

To Aolders Of City Bopds, and Others
Holders of City Bonds and other securities for the pay
ment OF money are invited and requested to appear the
City Treasury the first of Jnly next and every =
months thereafter and payment of all interest due
Sy the City to that date and also in lien Of the present
Bonds to receive Certificates Debt registered at the City
Treasury payable at three and years under the
the City, bearing interest from date to be paid
ally, specifying therein the date of the order author e
the issue of the Bond and the descr pon the Bond can.
eclled. By order of the Board, ss7s.;
WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD.
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EAGLE FoUNDR,

Richmond, 30th August, 1854
MEsSRs ToLAND & BERGER:
Ge"tLeanen1 have put in operation since nv connocti
with the above establishment, several of y0ur Crc
Saws; and they perform we'll and would recommend rb
to all in want of good article.
JOHN CLARKE, Sauysr.
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Tuiand and Rur
GER are fully warranted, including tempo truth and sound
we challenge the production of single instance in which
will recoect that no other manufacturers give tu War
ranty, either in Europe America.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
TOLAND & BURGER
Richmond Feb. ., 1855. 2l-imSyr
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nREENssoRouGn FEMALE coLLEGE.

w The Fall Session OF tins lnS commence on
the last Thursday Ohe 10Th of July. 1t very de-
sirable that all pupils be present the open n
siun the classes then formed and studies COM
menced.
Catalogues will be sent to all persons desiring informa
ton in reference to Charges, Course of Study. &c.
June 2, 1855 56Sst
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SEaA NEGRO MEN WANTED, THE SUB.
SeGSI scrber w,shes purchase FIFTY NEGRO
MEN, be employed upon The works of the CAPE Fear and
Deep River Navigation Company, ferswh CHI befa cash
Pre- will be paid The seller wiil in all cases. be requr
/ wish also to hire TWO HUNDRED METRO MEN to
be employed the work of said Company for which good
prices will be giyen and payment made every sixty DAYS.
ALEXANDER MURGHiSoN, Prest
May %, 1850 ss+.st tff = ~ 72-3t
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First Preminm Blank Books.
JNO. B. EGE,

(sycanore ST. Petersburg next to Pannill 4 sons
AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. OF HIS OWN NAN
rfnctre order all Sizes styles and prices
edgers Journals Botters Cash. Railroad Bank books
&C.. DC.
Neatly ruled to any pattern, having improved ruling
machine and having obtained the Frst prize at the Far OF
lima woud solicit continuance Of the generous patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Cali and examine.
ny Northern prices.
Petersburg March 2, 1858. 3n-ft
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS

RALEIGH, n. c.
RE ANUFACTUkE OF HORIZONTAL, AND
I'VE Vertical s cam Eng,nes Tubular FIue and Cyndri-
cll piers G rcu'ar, Vertical. and Portable Saw Mis-
compile Grs Nils, Car Blu Id ng, &c. &c Iron Brass
ings of ali de>cr puns ncud ornamental RAJ ling &c.
One OF the Partners has been engaged in the above bus
for Il number of years, and has turned IF
the best Engines and Saw Mills the State, who
be testified 10, by many who have purchased Of h m
We also max ing preparation for the manufactur n
If the improved Flows, Har"ws, Cutvaturs aud
Other Farming Implements. All ask that trends
will give fair al and if they cannot thereby
only their money home but heavy tariff of trans
pOrtatIUn. ~ -
June 57-hm.
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7 HE NE w HOT E l. d,
NFI NOM NJ ~

rs NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
This Hotel is and newly furnished. the propr
eoTs VIII use every effort to keep Good House.
der their guests comfortable. =
They respectfully solicit share of public patronage
T. j. IARRATT 4 CO. Prupriefors
sW Meals always ready the arrival of the cars
Jule Z IT. .. 56-wlm
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, n. &.

~, ~
TUNHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS AXE
now prepared receive orders for Beam, Vertical
R.r;zontaor Oscatng Steam Engines, gh or Low Pres
sure and apted TO ali purposes; CIRCULAR Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills complete; Pumps, Mining Machinery
CIR and Fiur Mills complete; Parker Tnrbne and other
wafer heels Eeuppng OF Steamers Car heels and Ax!es
Horse powers Of PATTERNS Rec Field Pumps and
Erg mes; Rice ThIashes Shingle Mach Skating, Full
les Hangers Gears and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Castings of all descriptions, including
Ornamental Iron Railing Pipe Bridge Castings &c. &C.
The Company would respectfully invite attention to their
STYLES and patterns of Railing whch be at their
Office.
BOILERS.
Tubular, FIue and Cylindrical Boilers, Water Tanks,
Chnlneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.
separate department and force will be kept for repairs
where il be done thoroughly and tn despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered either
the of the Wilmington Manchester Railroad or the
Wilmington Weldon Railroad in flats at the CUnpa-
N.Y. wharf, free of charge.
Having large facilities, The above work will be done
reasonable elsewhere, North South, and in
prompt and satisfactory manner
Consultation by letter otherwise in regard TO plans
gns mills their furn and for machinery
generally, willingly answered All orders commun.
tions to be addressed 10 the underS gned.
HENRY Nj. DRANE, Agent.
March % 1855. 3I-tf