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$1,C74,396 81
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims tor Losses and


Unsettled Claims Tor Losses and
not dn. I76 ,Cs2 A
The Etna Insurance Company presents its patrons
the very satisfactory condition of large increase III
Cash ssvts for the further security OF their f9hses
ali our Investments being placed at the mlnlumi
market value, at the present time Of some
in the standard of same They are either prime PRIME
dividend paying stocks, good valuable ana c'e"n
investments, yielding moderate interest and income.
The standard basis which the assets have been val
ued, being Gold at Interest. BESIDES this solluty'
the Company calls attention TO the strength ana secu
rity 1t derives from its combined system OF Agencies
through its agents, having the means of presenting
united Ihulanx of experienced Underwriters wmeh
has worked for 81 years. the happiest results 10 stoek
holders, and claimants for losses-and enables u 10
enter the year 1885, with greater prestige for future
usefulness than has yet been reached by really Ma
tional Insurance Corporation.
An business attended to with despatch and fidelity.
HENRY l.. DAY, Agent.
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CouRr or CoHKoS PLEAs.-The Court
Of Common Pleas will commence its Ses-
sion in this village next Tuesday. Judge
DAY viii preside. There will probably be
busy term.
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NOTICE.

January 2Sth, 1S56.--JOHN Fl.
d BoSTWlCK & CO., request all those who have
unsettled with them, to call and settle before
the first of March, The business of the old hrm must
be closed at that time. We hope all who can possibly
raise the cash. will observe this very reasonable re-
auest.-January 81, 1856.
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IN PROBATE COURT OF PORTAGE
COUNTY, OHIO.s .
Stephen Miller and !
Daniel Hartzel,
Guardians, &c,
VS.
Als HAl
Petition 10 sell land.


Alvira Hartzel, petition 10 sell land.
Anne Hartzel,
jackson Hartzel, -s tesEt .ga5g
Mary Hartzel, and
James Hartzel, sS So l
IN pursuance of an order issued from the Pro-
bate Court of Portage county Ohioand tous directed
and delivered, we will offer at public sale Friday,
the 29th day OF February 1856, between the hours
Of len O'Clock M, and four O'Clock NJ Of said day,
the interest of our respective wards In the following
Real EstatebeiDg No II IN the 9TH division Of lots in
Pa,myra, Portage county Ohio. beginning at stone
planted in the west line OF said lot 10 chains south
the northwest corner Of said lot No IL, from which
Beech witness tree Is inches in diameter bears K,
distant inks thence es st 40 chains and "a linksto
of the northeast OF said lot; thence 4s min
10 chains and fifty links to stone marked on the top
H. thence esi 40 chains 4 links to stone mark ed H,
planted In the west line OF said lotrom which beech
witness tree is - inchesin diameter bearsdistant -
links thence 80 min 10 chains and fifty links to the
place of beginning, containing 7e % 100 acres.
Also land In lot No 13 In the 4th division of lots In
Palmyra ,beginni ngat a stone marked the top n,
standing In the west line of lot No IL 81 chains 50 links
south Of the nor twes corner of said lot thence west
chain IS 9-10 links to stone marked H, from which
beech witness tree inches In diameter bears N SO
deg E-distant &c links thence 30 degrees west l6
chains and 80 links to stone marked FL from which
E--distant ~ nks thence east chain and 1e $40
links to stone marked H, In the west line of lot No
II in the h division Of lots In said Palmyra thence
Som. I6 chainsand s2 links along the wcsne of said
lot No IL 10 the place OF beginning, containing two
acres. Said Interest being the whole Of said premises,
subieettot tho widows dover - yanuary 81, 1856.
DANIEL HARTEEL.
i Their Attorneys.
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or Hon. RoBrAT J. ATKINSON Of WASH
ington City, has our thanks for public dOcu-
ments.
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AND MARCH APPOINT
MENTS.
DR.. Hardman,

PllySiciSap m IN Salem vvm~ ums s5t,..a
rI7ormarIy phvsici.n - c;nona II Ee.n;tai1
Win be al '' " --"i'"S iA''pt'"AI
R.vryss ~ AZ pro,,,s. uor.o r,,d.v u,-
W.eprS cass;d, un~sa H. .nI A~'eA T.
House M,rab a
AsHTABuIA-As shtabula House, March !.
CoNNEAur--February 90.
ERtE--February "a and %.
MEApyILLE, Pa.-February "a and 25
WEsr GREENvILLR, Pa--February %.
MERcER-February 81.
EEw GAsTLr, Pa,--February l9.
CANTox--Franklin House, March Q.
MAsslLoS-- Fremont House, March ~,
WoosTER-Exchanre Hotei. March IL
Observation-Disclosures 10.
CosHocTuS--March IA. @ a.....,-~
" .. tts s4N6 t
HARTMANN treats Consnmnt,oni Rrancbit,s.
Ashm Laryneitis and nil diseases Of The
LUNG by Medicated Inhaation The reat noint In The
treatms nj Of ali Human maIades il to eel At the dis
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

IsnoW oered all those having unsettled accounts IA
caland settle, we have the time and diaposiiion "a
attend 10 them promptly. We hope al will eel tts
Jeety res 10 t6xe, as shall attend 10 thoae Nh@
have balance against us with asmpek plessnFo ID II
the " Boot was on the other feet. ~ "a 4
Is Il 4 sssss.s sSss sPNEkTIss, HOPKINS co.
on al accounts ofe ever epe ysar' 4 standing. s
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ROSTWlCK & BEATTY have just re-
~ ceived lot of fol ding umbrellas for travellers,
they can be folded so as to put them 10 trunk,
pet bag, or pocket, and when 1t is necessa-
ry to use them, can be opened in moment. when
they are ready for use, firm and strong any ord
nary umbrella. Those who expect to travel in the
spring, remember where they can be found.
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Elrwgs and NTeGlicisnes.

DYES, GROCERIES, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS
PAINES, OILS, GLASS s. GLASSW ARE,
&C., &c. A fresh supply just received from New
York by ISAAC SWIFT, at the brick store opposite
he court house. Ravenna July, 1855.
uAB1PDEN Mineral Green--A new and
IL durable article for blinds, &c. PARIS GREEN
white zinc. glue at all prices, prime anatte. Co1cH
VAREIsH "a good articlefor low price at SWIFTsS.
William Paulas, Adm n the Court. Of Probate Of
Seth Meacbam, ct. ai.) Petition 10 execute real
. contract. r5g.g
Z The above named Seth Meacharn who resides IA the
State of nlinoisis hereby notified that saidAdminstra.
has ledin said Court his petition setting forth that
the Goth day of February, 1s43 Russell Meaeham III
his lifetime entered INTO written conrac with George
and Charles Meachsm for the sale ofcertain real esl
tate in said petition described, being IO acres in lot
No. in Sufied in said county, and that said George
and Charles have complied In all things with said eo-
tract and are entitled to deed fer said prenises-
and praying that said Adminisfator may be auhorzed
and empowered TO execute the same. The sAif Seth
Meacbam made defendant in said petition as one OF
be heirs at law of said Russell Meac6am and unless he
appear at The February term OF laid Court and show
takens MICHAEL STUART. ~
ssavenna, Jan. 9, 1856 Atty for retiti@asr.
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QOSTWICK g. BEATTY will sell Me-
- rnoes, Coburges, Deains, and winter dress goods
generally, ut very reduced prices, from this date
February 4th, 1856.
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DAVID JENNINGS, ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sub
lN scriber has been appdiniod aud qualified as Ex-
ecutor on the estate or DAVID jennings ateof Raven
ma, Portage county, deeeesed:-Daied aI Rsyennas
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
IN will be presented 20 he Commissions - Of PORT
age Co., at their March term A. D. 1856, PRAYING that
known BY beginning at the school house near Elijah
Hawleys on the road leading from Palmyra 70 New
ton Falls then running East between lots No q "a
and lois No. es and IS iii within about 81 rods Of
East line OF Paris the varying 10 the South about 20
degrees-thst 60 much Of said road be changed that the
part Whca varies 70 the South 20 degrees be vacated
and the road established the line between lots No
e d IS 10 the Rast line Of Pars-Pars, Jan I9 1856.
o5w3 WIN. N. SUTTON, Petitioner.
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DY EXPRESS Rache Cloaks, Paris do,
I'D Rachel Talmas, Paris do, Brocha Ehawls, Bay
state do, asod assortment reed this day, and for
sale cheap w Ney.lz, A.V. AoRk 4 Co.
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GARD no THE PJRT.Ic- n- ! 90 2;

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC Dr., A.
IA CRAFTS would respectfully, inform hts friends
and the public generally that his health hos so ar
proved that heis prepared to attend to ali calls n he
!sa Of his profession. sssierA
Truly grateful for the liberal patro, sa hsstaS.eh
upon hun, he hopes to merit and rseevs cssiinur
anee Of public favor. NJ 3ss71ss -
Having made arranger enis with Or. Willis Of Rar-
emma, no s also rod perform allohefatiOns in
Dentistry in at and sabskaat alnanuer., AllWork
will be wassrapted. gE E - ~
Once as formerly, tsiiaiersylAta.
Dec. Is, I65S-f9s3n. Dr.A.S. CRAFE9. y
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l,SWIFT'S ADv'S.

COUGH REMEDIES.-HalP Balsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry, Uuncans Expectorant,
Jaynes do, Sellers cough Syrup, Lococks Pumonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Pectoral, Brants Putmo-
nary Basam, Mitchcls Syrup lpeeac, Hives syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Swaynes
Wild cherry Ginseng Panacea, Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar, Faulkners Elixir, Denigs
cough Balsam, Folgers olosorain, Cod Liver Oil,
Jacksops syrup, &c, &C., at
Nov. IL, 1853. Swifts Drug Store.
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The Place to get Your
Moneys Worth!
FOR THh YEAR 1856 +!
Who will sell Carriages for the
least. Money! That's the Qucs-
tiON.
N. D. CLARK & CO..

CLAIM that they can satisfy all those who
" call at their establishment, on Main street,
RAVENNA, OHIO, a.
that money be saved In buying Of them, not only
regards the prices but also the quality of the work,
as they are determined to sell LOWER THAN ANY
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN NORTHERN OHIO,
ecu dare sell work of the same quaty-joint stock
companies rot xcepted. ssf
The best and most experienced mechanics will be
employed every dc; artment of their business, and
customer may rely upon it, that all work done ut their
establishment will be made Of the
BEST MATERIALS,
put together in the most substantial manner and war
ranted
TWO-HORsE LUMBER WAGONS!
few two-horse Lumber Wagons Of superior quail.
ity may at all times be found at our shop.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
IA general assortment of carriage trimmings kept
constantly on band and furnished to the trade at tr-
ning advance from cost in the Eastern Market
EASTERN BENT FELLoEs, sP0KES &C.
Those wishing anything 10 this line will find tat our
shop as design 70 keep full supply on hand which
We will sell lower than can be purchased elsewhere in
Rayenna.
REPAIRING
or all kinds, done the shortest and most reasona
AGAIN WE SAY,
TIP Let IL be distinctly understood, THAI the BEST
CARRIAGES for the LEAST MONEY may be had,
during the year 1851, at the old stando
Ravenns, January lat, 1855. %
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

A LII, Wool Plaid Merinos. New ones re-
II ceiyed every week, selling cheap, and very fast
Nov II. .5gSy .se4-4s " HORRck Co. 81
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'rThe subscriber will. sell on reasonable
j terms, his Foundry in Garrettsville, Portage
County, Ohio, Itis an Iron Foundry, and large o.
nough TO do casting of ploughss stoves, 30, &c. All
patterns, machinery and furniture will be sold with
Il. There Is chancellor bargain. 10 s 4 +
GarrettsvlIe, l4Jan. ,leS0. JOHN M. TILDEN.
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TALLOW CANDLES-20 Boxes OF
Oct. 81. A.v. HoRR, 4 co. I
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BUFFALO ROBES-Three Bales prim-
~ Rebes reed this day at A.y. HoRR, q Co.
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EIATS--We have a large stock of Mems
Ill and Boys Hats Of all styles, just in from New
York which we wish to sell, the prices will suit any
ono. gIn &t3F
sspt.25. AvHoRR & co.
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Sept. "a, 1855. No. 2 Ph@nix Block.
pONNETS, BONNETS--Just opened q
ID choice lot of Bonnets, consisting in part silk bon
nets, brilliant and Cheneille bonnes. Cheneie ant
Fancy bonnets, Chenelle and Soft Straw bonneta
Manila and Cheneille bonnets, and various othea
styles suited to the Also beautiful stock Of
Bonnet Trimming, Dress Trimming, Lining Silks, and
Rouches, at HLDAY'S,
Sent. "a. No. Phoenix Lock.
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CONDITION OF ~
ETNA INSURANCE CO,
or HARFPoRD, cow,
JANUARY I, Is5e.
s PRESENTED TO IT'S STOCK
n HOLDERS, and made out In compliance with
sIate laws Of New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &e.
STATEMENT.

The name Of The Corporation e KTNA INsUR-
ANCR COMPANY, located at Hartford, Connecticut
The CAPITAL is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and
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The Capture Of Mrs. Wilson.

We some days since gave an account of ter
rible tragedy on the Plains. The Indians at
tucked train commanded by Cot Babbitt, xii
led four persons, seized lady, Mrs. Wilson,and
carried her into captivity. We learn that appli-
cation will be mnde to the Government at Wash
ngton 10 adoPt the most vigorous measures for
her recovery, as we'll as for the arrest and pun
i>hment of the murdrrers. Mrs. Wilson is the
wife of a gentleman of st. Louis. and had re-
sided in that city for several years. She
is native of Salem, Mass. and has nenr friends
and relatives in Philadelphia. Her husband, Mt
the time of her capture. was at Salt Lake, as wns
also her sister and she her way thith-
err. with one of her children, an infant. The Gov
eminent will no doubt act ms promptly as posi-
bic Not IA moment should be lost. The Indians
are the Cheyenncs, and the scene took place on
the 2lst OF August. about twenty miles from
Fort Keorney. The party was a small ono and
the attack was altogether unexpected and un-
provoked. 1t is feared that Mrs. Wilson was
first wounded. and then borne away by the sava-
ges.-Phiia. Enquirer.
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<.ON. l.cnrN IL Il nmsns.

Gov. Geary, on IL visit TO Topeka, the FREQ
State stronghold of Kansas, was besieged by the
Abo,ionis's, who insisted that Robinson
still Governor, and that slavery the cause of
all the evils that had befnllen the territory. 70
this he replied
"Gentlemen. come not 10 treat NTH, but 10
gorern yon There is now in this Territory no
other Governor than John w. Geary. | will pio-
tect the lives and property of every peace loving
and law abiding citizen with all the power com
mitted to me. will punish every law breaker
will not for n moment tolerate any questioning
of nv authority. Every person in favor of re-
storing peace to this distracted Territory, can
range themselves under my banner; all others
will treat rs bandits and robbers, and will OK
trpnte all such at the point of the bayonct.-
Don't talk TO Inc about slavery or freedom-tree
State men pro. slavery men-untl we have
restored the benign influence of pence TO this
beautiful cnuntry--unti We have punished the
murderer and driven out the bandit and rabble
and returned the industrious citizens to their
homes and claims. Don't pray you,embarrass
me with these political questions You shall all
without distinction of party. he protected. This
is not time to talk about party. when men. wo-
men and children are daily murdered and driven
from their homes. In Gods name rise for mo
mcnt above party, and contemplate yourselves
Us mrn and patriots. am your friend, your
fellow citizen, moved by no other impulse than
the good of the bona file inhabitants al this Ter
rory and the protection of their lives and prop
erty. When pe,ce -hall be restored, | will see
that every men Of You is protected in his politi
cal rights"
A correspondent of the Baltimore SUM- writing
on the 10Th ult SAYS:
What II change weeks energetic impartial
administrations of affairs has produced here! In
stend of the reign Of terror. with every man
ihirs,ng ~ the blood of his enemy. confidence
j. hpinr rpstorpd sounttprs are returning to their
claim. and hope is again dawnine upon this coun-
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LATEST NEWS.



The Charleston Is. c. papers publish the cor
respondence in the late affair of honor which ro-
suited in the death Of VIM. X. Tabor. Jr.. EDITOR
of the Mercury. 1t appears that Ed. Rhett' Jr,
the signature "a Nulhfer" had attacked
ihraugh the columns of the Mercury. Hon. "A. &.
Magrath. in his pc sition of candidate for Con
gross. Col. T.. Magrath, brother To the gentle.
man assailed.ihen challenged Messrs. John Heart
and VIM. X. Taber. severally, to mortal combat
Mr.. Taher accepted, and with his trend Col
John Cunningham, repaired 10 II field near the
city. Mr. Heart also accepted in the same terms
rs bis partner.
The flight took place at half past o'clock.-
Mr.. James Conner acted for Mr.. Magrath. and
Col. John Cunningham fer MIR. Taber. After
an exchange of shots between the principals
without effect and their acting friends being nn
able 10 agree upon terms of adjustment forthwith
second exchange of shots took place, without
effect. An earnest conference between the sec
ends then eusued, looking TO an adjustment
They being unable 10 agree, DIR. Belhnger asked
leave to intervene as a DISTINGUISHED gentleman
His suggestions were mt once respectfully re-
ceived. After much discussion and negotiation,
in which disagreement still prevailed, Col. Gun
ningham offered in writing the following settle
ment:
"The following are tho terms of adjustment be.
tween Mr.. 4. Margrath and w. II. Taber Dr.,
after an exchange of two shots:
mir. Taber disclaims,as nn Editor OF the Her-
curry, that in publishing the asices, signed IA
Nuder" he intended any attack upon the pri-
vute character of Judge A. G.. Magrath.
"Mr. Edward Magrath disclaims that in his
note of challenge to Mr.. Taber, he designed to
use offensive and derogatory. language TO him.
Mr.. Conner assented to their adoption if the
following would be admitted in additions: ''Ihat
Mr.. Taber regrets the publication in the Mercury
of whatever in those articles is personal" Also,
"Mr. Mngra,h regrets anything in the cartel that
| is offensive"
Col. Cunningham declined the additional re-
QUESTION upon MIR. 1aber; whereupon third ex-
change of shots ensued. Mr., rnber fell, mortal
| ly wounded in the upper part of the head
L. Rhett, E"q, author of the communications,
hearing that Mr.. Taber had been challenged,
wrote 10 Hon. A. &, Mcgra,h, avowing the au-
thorship, and appointing his friend. The letter,
however, was received too late to interfere
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From our Special Correspondent
AUIVGDoV Wp1npCd1y

ABINGDON. Wednesday night.
Mesers. Editors:-I write hastily and briefly for,
rs You may well imagine, am sleepy and tired as
thirteen consecutive hours riding in rail road car
generally makes people. According to announce
ment two trains left Lynchburg this morning at the
appointed hour, loaded with an immense and joyous
crowd of eXcursionist to the Bristol Celebration The
number was, of course greatly increased at every de-
pot At which We stopped-the first accession Of any
Importance being batch of LijrrfHes natives of
the village of Liberty. The trains reminded me Of
two immense sponges soakmgGp the living flesh and
blood rs weary westward we wendell our wagplng
way-spongng along spongng along When we
reached this place these aforesaid rail-car sponge
Were saturated with suppose, nine hundred or A
thousand of all sorts and conditions OF souls. One
hundred tickets have been sold here to-day, and
another special train left after the other two had
passed in order to take the passengers whom the
|'"cr Trans were unable to take About one hun
9tei students from Emory and Henry College were
ei' oehihn Tor want of room. They will probably be
''Neh on ny the morning train of fats As there was
certainty that at least thou sand people would be
~ pHA'o' Io-neAt without any other covering than
inc canopy OF heaven 50 comfortable poets and
81 y-'hne-cse, TO sane for practical purposes,
"a 'P present occasion. call upon you TO commend
ny 1SEtSloh III remaining over here all night. with
the intention Of going over to b fifteen miles, in
,nF morning for there is still another train to leave
The front train WAS drawn by the new and mag
innocent engine, the Jyo. RorN MCDANIEL (the
h'mesake OF the king Of Presidents - if we may he
allowed The eypression and she did her duty nobly
NaH within few miles of Mack's Meadow where
oo OF he steam chests got out OF order, deanng US
uncut one b0Ar, and compelling to make the bal
"act OF the tsp with only side Of the engine at
work; ihongh the difference in the time she made was
surrey perteptihIe. She is noble engine, W e
raa on this train the "I.ynchhnrg College Brass
h'li, "a".e strains Of eloquent music contributed
greatly to the Pleasure of the eIcursonistS. as well
"A lnti op In tlrOuprI
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OutrnycOns Assault.

On Thursday evening of last week party of
about thirty soldiers from the United States bar
racks, started on predatory excursion to the
orchard of Mr.. Mcdowell, short distance east
of the barracks and whilst engaged IN stealing
the fruit Mr.. Mcdowell approached them and
ccred them TO leave his premises, when the sol
diers Immediately made an attack upon HIM with
stones, clubs &c, and so badly injured him that
very little hopes are!entertained for his recovery.
His skull is badly fractured. and anumber of 9th
wounds were inflicted upon him. Sixteen of
the soldiers have been arrested and committed to
prison Carlisle Pa Bar.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

upgC uARDsON a. cos, Carpet, Oil C1ssb,
Curtain Rooms, No. 95 Main Street. Richmond,
We have determined in the future to devote entire at
tenon above and having arranged Store
Tor purpose prepared exhibit the largest and
most complete OF Carpengs Oil Cloths Curtain
floods Virginia and but rarely
establishment In the United States In
porting from the English Manufacturers and selecting
the American Fabrics, shall, At
all times prepared furnish all articles pertaining to our
business promptly and relying the citizens OF Virginia,
North Carolina enterprise
them we will be with moderate profits,
We invite buyers examine this stoek never
shown before patterns and styles Of Velvet Tapestry
and Brussels carpengs Three Ingram and Venetian d.
Velvet Chenee and Brusses Rugs Door, Paor and Cham
Der Mats Satin Worseda India Damask Tor Curtains satin
and Figured DE LANES do Brocael and Turkey Red do
Muslin and Curtains Window SHADES all styles and quail
tiles Floor OH Cloths Table Cloths all widths OIL Cloth
Hugs. sc, Sc.
n H. Wowi have on Cloths and Carpetngs cut for any
hall being furnished with diagram and
mont and soliciting orders will fit in all
sep 10d&elm' RICHARDSON co.