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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

I" "A WELL Ordered ME."-These words are
a " home thrnsl" 10 many in practical lessons oi
wisdom The relations of husband and wife parents
and children, and brothers and sisters, are all en-
braced within their meaning. To the husband,
love, kindness, honesty, sincerity and forbearan
towards the chosen partner OF his life, are essential
To the wife, loving heart cheerful home :
"brigh fires instead of black Stoves" smiles oi
welcome, devotion and obedience, muual fore
bearanee, mutual interests, cultivation of mutual
ias'es, pursuits and sindies love of Ike beautiful
and true. To parents fixed rules of government for
children, founded on justice ard mercy, whose
fruit love, recognising and strictly observing the
rights OF The child, as scrupuously as they demand
obedience; 10 cultivate order and system in all
things, and TASTE for the useful and beautiful in.
sead OF loes and frivoli,ies-aI these are equally
essential Provide amusemenis for children ifyou
would keep them from seeking it away from home
Make the house cheerful and happy and desirable
if you would have irresistible to all the members
OF IT, Discard the ausierity and cold stiffness oil
formality bul observe all the lrue aud genuine po-
likeness OF honesty, hearty humanity, which teaches
US TO I" Go unto others, as we would that others
should do unto us" and t love one another" Such
ahome should every christian family be. Then The
seeds of pieiy, honesy, uprighlness, cheerfulness,
and elevated happiness, sown and nutured in the
home would spring up and grow aud multiply, as
the different membars OF these families radia,ed to
all points of The compass like a halo of glory and
peace on earth, and good will TO man." would be
the glorious result.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
seltttss 4ostru.
LOVE Al NO TIM G

Let those lament thy flight.
Who find new delight
In every hour that DER them swiftly flies;
Whose hearts are free and strong
AS some well-carolled song,
That charms iile ear with ever fresh surprise.
To wealth's stern devotee
Too fast the moments fee.
That ganfu schemes TO golden issues bring;
And fame's deluded child
By gory's dream beguiled,
TO twine his laurel wreath would stay the wing
They who have learned to bind
The warm and restless mind
In soft content to pleasures rosy car,
May sigh 10 hold thee back,
And linger on the track,
That sends no lofty promise from afar.
BY the heart that turns
To those celestial urns
That with loves dew for ever flowing,
Uncherised are the years
No sympathy endears.
When all thy flowers droop beneath the snow.
What holy spell is thine
To bless holy shrine,
Or wake glad echoes where no music fowsi
Why to barren thing
With SenSeleSs ardor cling,
Or gardens till that never yield rosel
Yet when devotion pure
Breeds courage to endure.
And grace TO hallow the career Of time,
When for snother's joy
Thy moments we employ,
Like, clouds by sunbeams lit, they grow sublime.
The tender, true and brave,
Disdain gift to save
In which soul only claims weary part;
Nor would thy course delay
TO pamper their frail clay
And life consume in tricks Of soulless art.
Haste, then. till thou hast brought
The good so f'ndly sought,
And loves bright harvest richly waves at last!
Then will call thee mine,
And hail thee as divine,
The present cherish, nor lament the past.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

IsrEMPERASc No class suffers more rom in
temperance ihan the poor. Il robs them Of fire: :
OF fool and clothing, oil shelter; of heahh-and OF
almost every Messing. They cannot afford TO be IN
temperate themselves, or have Incorporate irisnls,
or relatives, or neishbors. Tho srog shop is lhei'
implacsble, eyerexacing, most deadly enemy.
Their interest the very instinct OF self preservation
every manly principle within them, demands tha,
they should combine for It's suppression. No poor
man should give his vac against prohibition, Tor in
so doing he votes asainst his own welfare, against
his present snl prosrectivs proaperi'v. '
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

PoLrTENEss AT HoME.-By endeavoting 10 &C.
qmre a habit OF polileness il will soon become ia
miIiar, and sil on you with ease, # not with ele-
lileness, is grea. fos,srer Of family love Il sol
tens the boiserous, stimulates The ndolent, sup.
presses sefshness, and by forming hal i! ofcon-
sderalion for oihers, harmonises the whole. Po.
liIeness begets po,eness, and brothers may easily
be won by it o leave off the rude ways hey bring
home from college. Sisters oush. never TO receive
any lille attention without III nrking them for il,
never TO ask favor OF Them but in courteous terms
never to reply to their questions in monosyllables
and they will soon be ashamed 10 10 such 'hines
themselves at, ..-- ns
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

THor6HT FOR YOUNG MEN-No wreck is 20
shocking 10 behold, that OF dssolu;e young
man. On The person The debauchee or lnebriae
is written How nature hangs labels over him 10
testify her disgust al the eximple! How she loos
en-. all his joints, sends remors along his muscles
and bends forward his frame? The wretch whose
life long pleasure il has been 10 debase himself
and debauch others, whose heart has been spotted
with sin so that ii is black all over, is an offence 10
The heart ofthe unbiemished
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
lTENUs.

"I DID as THE REST DID n-This tame, yielding
spirit-lhis doing " as The res, did''-has ruined
thousands.
A young man is invited By vicious companions 10
visit the theatre, or the gambling room, or other
haun's OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. He becomes dissipa,ed,
spends his time, loses his credit, squanders his
property, and at las, sinks into an untimely grave.
Wha. ruined him? Simply doing wha. The rest
did"
A father has a family OF sons He is wealthy
Olher children in the same situation OF life do so
and So are INDUCED in these Thing and that. He
INDUCES his own in the same way. They grow up
dlers, trifiers and fops. The father wonders why
his children do no, succeed better. He has spent
so much money on their education, has given lhem
great advantages bur alas they are only source
OF vexaon and trouble. Poor man, he is just pay.
ing The penalty OF " doing as the res, did"
This poor mother strives hard TO bring up her
daughters geneelly. They learn what others do,
to paint, to sing 10 play, to Dance and several oth-
er useful matters. In time they marry; their hus.
bands are. unable 10 support their extravagance,
and they are soon reduced TO poverty and wrelch-
edness The good woman is astonished. "Truly,"
says she, ~ did as The res, did {"
The sinner, following the example OF others,
puts off repentance, aud neseols to prepare for
death. He passes along through life, ill, una.
wares, death strikes the fatal blow He has no
time left now 10 prepare. And he goes down to de-
s'ruciion because he was so foolish 10 do as the
rest did"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

G5- boy at a crossing begged something o.
gentleman, who told him that he would give him
som ethng as he came back.
The boy replied, =" Your honor would be aston
ished ifyou knew how much money lose BY Civ
ing credit in that wIy.r
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

CT One oil the early ministers of Maiden bav.
ing several children to bsp ize, pronounced The
name Of The first John. When The second was
brought forward, he said, "This child whose name
is John Also baplize," sc. The individual was
ever afer known BY the name of John also"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

0r An old lady down east having kept aired
man on liver nearly month, said 10 him one day.
q Why, John, don't think you like er,"aOh
yes" said John, q like il very well for fly or
sixty meals bul don't think Id like i, as steady
die'.n
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

Sammy, did you carry that umbrella home
that borrowed yes,erday!"
:" No, father; you have oten loid me 10 lay up
something for rainy day, and as thought
would rain before long, | have laid the umbrella
mp"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06

Or People are often found dead with an amply
beule by the' side, wh'eh proves the necessity dT
keeping foil one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-06
TO w A N d A !:

5atnroap alor,,inp, 1amnarp &, 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28
Spring HARDWARE.-Tbe Snbscri

~ oers respectfully invite the attention of country
mefshants Saddlers and others. to their extensive
ana varied assortment Of HARDWARE, Guile
from the manufacturers of Englsnd and America
The Goods have been selected with care and pur.
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no besits.
ton In assuring our friends W no have hitherto "a
vored US with their liberal patronage and the public
generally, that their supplies Of Goods NAV be had
from US on as good terms from any other house in
the county. SMITH ROBERTS
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A NEW DRUG STORE-Haying nnr-

chased the Drug Store at the corner of Attn and
usa streets, We are In daily receipt of cur entire
49, t hoeH OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C., which
ths bss carefully selected By of firm from
pound Prescriptions with thu srsapss 80. "a :;
.ns nea.es sfyie All orders from the city or coun-
Ely % Us will meet with prompt attention.
e being fresh and Of the best QUALIFY We .haii
resp constantly On hand full assortment Of Fsnc,
artic.es fsrfansry. Potent Medicines PAINT niI:y
Dye-sfufs. Glassware, Seeds, Cigars, Gc h.s;a.s.
our general assortment Of Drugs; ali of which -
oner 20 purchasers on as reasonable terms - ~
can be purchased for elsswhere In the city. S
mn III r. H. SOUTHALI, IN
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

KICHMUND SODA w TIE Z AND
Az BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT-I .at.
01 isc that the only genuine article of Bottled
S0RnACkk IE n In the city, Is put up by M. Nc.
are able to compete with any manufsetory- eitbey
Mo,an o, south having been engaged in the business
MACK'S SODA WATER IVA A 'ASS0h
n: b; All orders, either from city or country
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivs,aa N
Of the city daily AZ a'' pai"
All persons having bottles, will please return
them immediately. M. MCCORMICK & Co,
0o 80 No sos Broad 1t.
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COACH MAKE 500
DON'T READ THlS!-Be IT

G@A DUN'T KEAD THIS!-Be 1t
kEAA known TO allw bo are now O. may hereat f er
Ei@INS be in want OF anything to carry y GU from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has, du
ring the last year. greatly enlarged and improved his
establishment by adding to his former bus ne SO all
kinds of light Carriages, BUGGIES. ROCKAWAYS,
&c &c, which, being connected with his SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most complete house to equip any one in want in
the city III is stock hand is very lergs and well
assorted end not to be surpassed in neatnes and du
rability. He would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality His fronts 18th and Cary
streets, opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap4-Sm g. Z. MILES.
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PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED,
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sis
Vie subscriber takes pleasure in announ::
= cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
hill is now In complete order
aVingrecenty incurred an expense ofseveral hun
oI Planning, Saving, and Tongueing and Growing ali
kinds of Boards and Plank. he is enabled to ex-
ecute Superior wsrk, at greatly reduced prices
call from those In want respectfully solicited
de 9-ts WILLIAM FQRBEg
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a ROMATIC WILD CHERRY RTT-

- TEks.-Jhess Bittefs are an exceilent remedy
sor Dyspepss. Iadisssson, and oil diseases srIsiss
H9 .l the arrangement Of the stomach and liver
cs 6t centsa aper, sufficient to make quart Of
.n 81, for sale BY u. J. PICOT,
Druggist.
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4 IGHrNING RODS.-P ROT ECT
- YOUR HOUSES AND PERSOEs!-STEB-
BINS i MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding ountry for number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction, would ir-
form the public that they are stl epared to put
up, either in town country, LIGHTNING RODS
made By the most approved makers.
Thankful for past Patronage they respectfully AJAX
Continuance from the public
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box To- NH 27-Sm*
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EMBROIDERTES AND

II
z FANCY GOODS.-J.L WE'LL has Just return
ed from the Northern Cities, where he has pur.
chased some of the handsomest and fashionable
styles of mings to be had in the city, all the
latest inportatons landed from the European steam
ers whilst he there, together with a fine and
well selected stock Of Ne edle Work Goods-such as
Bands, Collars. Sleeves, Gmpure Collars and Setts
Ribbons. Mohair Hair Dresses Jet Bracelets Breast
pins and Necklaces, Gard Cases Portmonnaies, Fans
Perfumeries, and lice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, to which he calls the attention of purchs
ssrs, every article will be sold cheap by calling at
]. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store.
an 5-1mt Isl. Broad Streat.
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MILLINnRY
= PREMIUM MILLINERY.-Sum-
Hksrso, NJ 4 Hn1za

- PREMIUM MILLINERY.-SuM
MEA FAsHfoxs--MRs. n. a. LYONS, No
6 lis Broad It opened on TUESDAY last, the
from the isdies Of the city and country, ssIarins
them that shs has every novelty that could be pro-
cured or that to be found In any other establish
ment got up 10 the superior style those that
obtained the first premium at the late Fair OF the
Virginia Mechanics Irstitute. In the assortment
will be fo1nd Sk. Grape, Chip, Lace. Nespoliian
and Mourning Bopnets; Ribbons; Flowers; Wells;
Head Dresser Csps. he.
Also, q large stock of Straw Goods, Of the most
fashionable shspes which the ladies viii iud more
to their advantage In purchas than old stock auc'
cost Of trimming N. A. LYONS.
Over Chas Hartwell& Co.'S
Miss FANNY LYONS has received the Summer
Fashion for Childrens Clothing. which she will sell
CT make to order on short notice, at reasonable
prices.
PATTERNS for sale, and EMBROIDERY done
In the abandonment manner, at
ap 23-1w NJ. A. LYONS, 10 Broad &c.
a.. MRS. L. LYON, lover Methodist
WM9 Book Concern Main street, will open her
K SUMMER MILLINERY on Tuesday, 24th
40 lest. and invites the city and country Ladies
to examine her stock, which consists OF S,Taw Nse'
po!itsus Lee hit, Grape and Mourning BONNETS
ALsus@G.bBon, Flowers II cad. Dresses, Wells and
every variety of Fancy Articles.
II DRESSES and MAGTELS made to order.
ap 24-d1w
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\ ICkERT 81 DE1TMAE, EREsCO AND
- ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, VA
The Subscribers lately of New Yorkl having estab-
shed themselves in ths city for the purpose Of
rying On and executing FRISCO and ORNAMENT
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work in their line with which they may be favored
in the very best style.
REFERENcE-To Mr.. John p. Ballard and Mr.. j.
G. Hobson on whose private residences we have
worked.
Orders left at Mr.. w. sattlers Paint store No 142
Man st. LICKERT 4 DETTMAN,
NH IS 3m* Fresco and Ornamental Painters.
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

c CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
.9t1EThe subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishmen Mt On Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, (13th and 14th streets ar the Co.
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARlOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops and
gULKIES, all of his owo make, of the best materi-
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sod as
low good work Of the kind can be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
determined to psks to order and sell ct the lowest
prices possible and all work Sold that 10 war
ranted. ife 20-6nI MICAJAH MAN0UM.
o. NOTlCE-My Horse GRIFF ED
~ MONDsON has arrived here and is at Fair
field, and Ia ready to Mares st S25 the
Grif Ednon1son will be under the management Of
Mr.. Geo. Walden The particulars and pedigree will
's sp ei io"t Z" 10" ''S'' ARCHER cHEATHAM.
csEENE COACH AKER 500
ES rhRTNE SHlP.-The unds rssned
have formed CO PARTNERSHIP for the purpose
of conducting the COACH MAKING business
in this city ir all its branches, uader the firm of
BAILEY FRANCIS, at the establishment on
18th street. occupied by the senior partner for
rsl years past. They will keep constantly on hand
fine assortme ant of COACHES, CAARIOTTEES,
K1ES, &c. ell of the best manufacture and mate
rails.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and On
tbs most reasonable terms Thankful for past fa.
vors to the old establishment solicit continual
ton of the custom of the public. All we ash is
trial, satisfied 10 rest our claims for share Of bust
''''' - ''' ''''' W ~ VIM w. BAILEY,
ap 6-d&wSm o. A. FRANCIS.
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RUTIER-40 kegs superior fresh Co.
.pN-ss ' c u =. I: wosshAn / CO.
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BACON q BASKERVILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PECEIVE CODsignments of Tobacco,
HI Flour, Corn, Wheat, &C., and give their per.
aonsl attention to sales of same and Keep constantly
hand large and general assortment of Groceries
Seed. Peruvian Guano, &c. fe 27--dAwta
TAPITA AL MONUMENTAL
~ SAVINGS 3 AN K.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles & Brooke, ON 18th street
Depostorsin this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposts sig months
Or longer, and five per cent. for shorter time.
VIM. G. PAINE, President.
~ a. % eooAE. frees ~ 6-ts
a MUeEMENr.-There is no place to
spend an hour, trss of cost, more pleasantly.
In Richmond, than az OsRORNE's splendid Da
0UERREAN GALLERY. at this establishment
r,sy be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE hss hson
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
we are always prepared to put up likenesses in
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
ton OSBORNE,S GALLERY
Ie' Opposite Exchange Bank
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b PANAWAY-From the subscriber some
10 time iince, my man REUBEN. who is about
As years of age. rather spare, about feet inches
in height dark COMPLEXION wore whiskers when
last seen. and is slightly iuptured He has wife at
Fleetwood Academy, in which neighborhood he
may perhaps be found. He fernerly lived in Rich
mond: For the apprehension of said Negro, l will
give fifty dollars.
ap 1S-lm* VIM. n. DICKINSON
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MORE NEW GOODS Ar GOLD
AsA SMITS TRIMMING AND FANCY ST. IRE

ATND
Just opened. White, Pink, Blue Black Lilact stsaw
and Green Crapea a. 5il and sac. which il consid
Trimming Ribbons for the inside of Rounet,, Whi,s
Siit Laces and Edeins; silk Footinsr; Gro de- Nsns
feflstans; Illasons Flouncss; Bobbiuets; LOT DOT
ted Wells at only &c. ell colorr Silk Tiseues for
Wells. Cents Ladies' and Cnildren,s Hosiery; a
great bargain In TSisted SILK Long Mita only 6sic.
worth ei large lot Short do do, ct Soc somethinr
kbbons he has the cheapest and the prett.est that
can be found He IL continually recsivips new
9oods. and every day you find somethins nice At
this cheap store Which cannot he found olsewhere
ap Is e. GOLDSMITH Mo- 2n6 Rrosd II
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YNHE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER

NE COIIAGE dOIEL, HANOV Elk
Il COUNTY, VA.-This eligible retreat, locate d
about is miles, north of Richmond, on the line of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road Is now open for the reception of vsiters and
boardsrs, and ofers many ADVANTAGES persons in
search CT health, quiet and recreation. :
For facility OF access, gos water comfort Of &C.
communication. and health of location, the proprie-
tc's Halter themselves that establishment east
OF the mountains can af,rd greater inducements as
aplace of resort.
In addition to the crest Northern and Southern
Mail trains, which pass the place twice daily, an Ac.
commodstion Train leaves Richmond at O'Clock p
M, and returns to Richmond at A. nj. daily, thus
h1ordlng facilities of and departure hishly
convenient and comfortable.
The CHI mbers OF the Hotel and adjoining Cot
tagss are all furnished with gas and we'll arranged
In every other respect whilst the spacious Grounds
AID groves attached to the premises will enable pa
rent. to afford their children secure and comforts
Bile field for exercise and recreation.
TERMS OF BoARD-&2 per day; $40 per week, and
$50 per month-children, under ten years OF age
and servants half price. -
Passengers BY the Mail Train, gcins North, will
take supper at the Cottage Hotel Ia future; and du
rlns tbs GUNNER months, thu afternoon Of each
Thursday. commencing with the 18th of Nav the
ArmoTv Band will practice on the grounds of the
cottage. A. B. PA.MORE & CO.,
Proprietois.
Slagh Cottsge, Hanover co.,
April 9th, 1855 : an 4-fm
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HAVANA CIGARS.-I50,O 600 Hayana
- Cieafs-our own importaiion-per bris Marv
mofton. consisting Ct fsysrite brands For sale IL
ap~o-6t CHAS. WORKMAN q ca.
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WATERWAYS PATENT VENTI-
Nv LATED REERIGERATQR PATrNrE q

Nv LEHMAN . Ia1ENl fENll-
w LATED REFRIGERATOR, PATENTED
SEPTEMsEk 18TH, l54s-This Refrigerator was
introduced to the public soma years since The
principal improvements the ventiiator, valve
and double cover. The veutilatpr carries eff the
euvs as it arises from the contents of the rsfrige.
ratcr, thus making it impossible for the efluyia of
any strsng article destroying the flavor of any other
ever so delicate.
The valve retains the cold air created by the melt
ing OF the ice. while it lets off the water All Re-
hgerators either from accident carelessn ess are
sure to leak before they are wern out This having
no filling between the two cases, when once made
tight agsin, Is as good new. Not 50 with those
that are filled. When they have once leaked, the
whole of the filling becomes saturated, and can me-
yer again become dry; hence, rot immediately CON-
mences IN the woed work-and loug before the
other part ia cut the whole of ths lower part
Is cecayed The double cover saves the trouble of
opening and shutting two single ones; and answers
the purpose better, the cir between becomes cold
ana remains 90. Confined air is the best non.cou.
ductor OF calofic, hence there should be no films
Coo ar is heavier than warm consequently all Re
fgerators should open at the top and not In front
In fact, the chest must be the true form, while
the law of gravity remains 1t ia full supply Of
all sizes on hand, for sale by
Il. NJ, ZIMMERMAN.
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@xu~ MRS. j. WOODY, (next door to
E8 Mansion House.) having returned from the
9&K North, where she hiss purchased large and
w splendid assortment Of MILLINERY, EN-
bracns sll of the newest and most fashionable Styles
to which aha invites the attention of the Ladiee.-
She has made arrangements TO receive weekly, from
the orthern cities the newest and most fashions
Bile goods in her line. ADS -lm*