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ruf.uaRAPHrc NEW 8.
REPoRTED Fo.RTHE DINPAT On
rOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

QUEBEC, July 25.-fhe steamer Indian, with
dates from Liverpool to the 10Th inst. has ar.
rived.
-, ar;c, the 18th e
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%AANfED-A situation as book n eeper
w Salesman in q wholesale srorsry or comm,..
sion house, by gentleman qualified for either situa
ton. The best city references given
4 limo addressed to NJ, and left with John A. Ian
easier Il Son, Edwin Robinson, viii, meet with
mn I'M q iu2
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- BATH COrTAGE, ROGk KITS.
This pleasant retreat 10 now 10 successful ope-
:. - ration No expense has been spared to make
II place OF attraction Te provide for innocent and
healthy Amusement, Ten-pn Allies, shuttle Boards.
Quot and Marble grounds have bsen arranged; and
indeed everything has and i'll be done on the par,
happy who may favor 1t with their patronage Riot.
here. f-~'
Aso, boarding and Lodainx. The rooms are nicely
hfted up, and indeed for comfort and en-
not be surpassed In the city.
jy i5-2rns TIE PROPRIETOR
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The Dreashs.-tscarciiy Of Water.
Its gratifying to know thai the drought which
nrevasls here with great severity Is not felt every
where, though Il exsends over . large district Of
country. The corn crop must be greatly curtailed.
The vegetables brought 70 this market are very
detective and sell high. The streams are drying
up, and even James River ID 10 low A. 10 leave
aome Of the mills only half of supply, while there
10 not enough to carry on the process of pumping
water into the reservoir for city use. The citzers
will have to be sparing in their use Of water. or
they viii find themselves some hot day aeithom az
The country mills are, vast number of them,
idle for want of water.
We trust that 1t may net be many dsys before
we have rain weatherwise old negro man has
given II az his opinion that we shall not have rain
this week, but ~ the moon changes with the close
of the week he says we shall have it next. We
shall see.
MURDER OF woMAN.-The Detroit Free Press
of the 2sth inst, has an account of the brutai mu
der of Emma Smith," girl Of illfame, whieh mas
created much excitement in that city. Inc poay
was found on the Goth, horribly mutilafed, with
the head cut. off The real name OF the unfortu-
nate woman was Elda T.. Price. The Free Press
says
"Three weeks $40 Yesterday, stranger called at
the house where soc lived, and invited her to ride
with him in cbsise telling her to dress in her best
and put on all her jeweiry she accepted the H.
yits,ion and dressed as desired displaying her jew
eiry to the best advantage
In tbs evening the returned to his hotel alone,
sending the horse and chaise to the livery stable
which they were owned. The same night, at about
II oc lock- he informed two police officers that girl
had robbed him Of $500 and offered them if they
would arrest her 1ucited by the reward they made
diligent search but without avail The next morn
Ing the pretence of seeking for the girl,
lett the city and has not been since 1t 10 sup
posed that he murdered the girl for her jsws'ry,
meme of 1t was found upon her person. She in
feeble alt and 10 said to have been of the best
b. heved of the class of unfortunaes to which she be-
longed. She was about 20 years of age.
The affair created much excitement in city
yesterday, aud number of truthless stories
current paramour of the girl was arrested, but
evidence could be adduced implicats him in the
affair the contrary he provided with sufficient
evidence to place himself beyond suspiclon.'
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Il New YORK. July 26.-Arryed, schrs Hanover,
Whipple, and r. J. Broguard, Mccormick, Rich
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LOST.

1 OST...On the street between my resi-
IL deDce on 18th street, and my franklin
street. q pair of GOLD SPECTACLEs, in = blue mo-
rocco case. suitable reward viii be paid on their
delivery to Inc.
jy 2s-ts JN0. A. LACY
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7-----------
WARTS.

WANTED, SlTUATION.--A respectable
w young woman. t.ho cen give good references
wants a situation as seamstress ia family. Has M
objectien to 20 to the conDtIv during the sumner
and would NOT object to light household duties or 10
take care of ctiloTsn.
Apply at MR. Trsvis' Boarding House near IN.
Excbsnse, address NJ. g., Though the Post-Ofhce,
" 21zt|
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r. CO. n FOR OLD POINT. NOR.
SuAs31s FOLK AND PORrsMoUTH-
.. The Steamboat AUGUSTA Capt
"M &. SMITH, 10 ssan on the route between Rich
D'ond and the above places tvia Port Warhsi) hay
ing been Thoroughly ovsrnauled and refitted, both
a. regards her machinery and hull aad furnished with
The cars, Running In CONNIE ction with the Augusta
Will leave the Richmond Station Of the Ri.hmond
and Petersburg Railroad every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at 6 o'clock A. NJ Returning the Al.
susta viii leave Wrghfs wharf. Norfolk, every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 81 o'clock A. H.
y2 ThOs. DoDAMEAD. Sup't
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VNANTED-A good BLACKSMITH, on
w horse shooting and general work. None Other
mead apply. Enquire of
SAMUEL A. CRAIG
Nv
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- FOX RENT A new Brick Dwelling
EH on Church Hill, between Clay ana Leigh sts
ASA west of the Baptist Church. 1t has four rooms
and kitchen. Rent, ~ pcr mouth Possession given
immediately. Enquire at the next house, or of
MR.. PERSON
jy S9--3t* On thu Hin
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ISLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY
i AND CIDER VINEGAR for sale by
WOMbLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
" &c No II Pearl street.
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no YOU WEAR CLOTHING s-Then go
- to ITO Main street. and get what you want.
Assorted lines of the different styles introduced
this season. may still be found for sale, at moderate
prices,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Gloves Collars, era
be found in great variety ct the store of the subscr
bers. Walk in. ~
DRAP D'ETF COATS.
Also, Open and Broad Fall Pants made from the
goods-ljght, genteel and cheap Only - few more
left" GROSHONG Il TUPNAN,
iy6 10 Main st.
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WANTED-TwO good WAGOSERs for
w the remainder of the year.
iva CRENsHAw Il CO
WANTED ITO hire for the haIaBr Of the
w year, . few able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations, ct the Coke Mines.
my N-ts JOHN j. WERTH, Agent
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XNANTED.-six good journey men HOUSE,
w CARPENTERS and two sash end Bind Ma
kers. Apply to JACOB MARTtEN
iy 2o---Jx Manchester
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FOh KkNI.--The dwelling over the
ss store No. u Main 1t opposite the St. Charles
A Hotel, containing four good rooms and two gar
two rooms or without it, optional to the tenant
To person wanting to live in q central ocaIiy an
excellent chance presents itself of getting dwell
at low rent. Apply to
LEWIS LYMAN, Wstch-lnaker,
iy 20 --6t Maiu
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WANTED, STO K A Il E..-Ihe bulk OF
w 5000 bbis. can be stored at my warehouse, OF
the Dock whe it be put abosld canal boats or
vessels free of charge. A. 8. LEE
2g-ts
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UTTEh..-jO tubs Fresh. Yellow But
- ter, receiving per steamer and for sale BY
~ WIN TAYLOR
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL ONNEBUsSES.
S-Two Omnibusses, made by John Stevenson. N
York, with harness complete, for sale chesp Apply
to THOS. w. KEESEE,
jy8 No. 20 Pearl street.
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- house AND Lon IN sym Il \ kU IL
sci RENT wilt rent my property in Sydney,
- opposite Warsaw, now occupied by DR.. VIM
H. Phillips, who wishes to decline hous e keeping
The property is in good re pair with all NE cessary
out houses large garden. good we'll of water CON
venient, &c and is very desirsble and pleasant To-
cation. To any who will rsnts the property the
furniture which is mostly will be sold desired
Apply at 9EMPLE.S
jy29 Drug Store. e02 Main str ct
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WANThD--Ry u y0uag man n situation
w in soma business where he could mare himse
generally usefu who has had srience ofsev
eral years mercantile business Best Ut references
gwen from his last employer Apply 10
WILLIAM GOULDIN.
Agent and Collector Governor strres,
or to SAMUEL J. COTTREIL.
" g.. I~ Main street
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g EA GRASS BASk ETS; Leather Cabas
~ plain and furnish d. beautiful Willow and Sea
Grass Baskets at less than cost, to close oat the
stock by ZIMMERMAN
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a HENRICO LIGHT DRA(iOONs.
IN Parade in full summer uniform. tvalices
Rn excepted,) at Capt Goddns Tavern, (ba-
T& con Braach) on TUESDAY, July 29th, At
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, with arms in perfect order, two
rounds of blank cartridges, and the usual badge OF
mourning the left to act ~ funeral escort to
our deceased comrade, ELISHA BULLARD.
By order of Major Davis
iy Cq-If A. II. (}JOCd, u
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n II K Il > 4 $50 boxes prime Goshen
" CHEESE, just arrived per ss. amer for sale by
iv2e VIM TAYLOR.
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TOLUKED SILK MANTLES Nv have
u still on hand a few Rich Colored Silk Manties
worth $40 to 45 which we will sell ut the extreme
ly low price Of IS, to close them ont at once.
Also White and Black Lace mantles will be sold
equally cheap to close out styles.
Bargains in all styles of Fancy Goods will be Offer
cd to immediate purchasers, at the cash store.
iv ~ CHRISTIAN L. LATHROP.
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r ICORICE AND TONKA BEANS.--32O
proved brands.
1000 pounds 6rst quality Tonka Beans. For sale
by DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO.
iv 2q-lw
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VINEtaAK.-.JO bbls. prime Cider Vine
' gar. just received and for sale by
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EXCUk5lON No. !. or THE
II .ARMORY BAND.

NOTICE-Tnere will ne a party at Ame
| Y liza Springs, on THURSDAY, 2th July, at =
O'Clock. T. NJ. There will be good band Of murs
in attendance.
jv 18-dtd THOS. G. WILSON SONS
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT called meeting of Rolesville Lodge, No. IA,
the following preamble and resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
mysterious providence to remove from our midst on
the Goth inst, our much esteemed brother Hyram
Scarborough; therefore, be it
Resolred l. That in his death his family loses a
kind husband, fond father the community one OF
its most useful citizens and Masonry one Of its most
devoted members.
Resotred, 2. That as token of our regard for the
memory of our deceased brother, we will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, 8. That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the family of our deceased brother
also to the Editor of the n c. STAR requesting their
publication.
JNO. NJ. FLEMING, W.M
THos j. TERRELL, Secy.
Rolesville Jan. 81, 1856.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

THE TOMB OF JAcKsoN.-The Nashville American,
of the 9th January, says: We notice with pleas
ure the passage of bill in the House to purchase
for the State five hundred of the ground, in
cluding the tomb of JACKSON and the buildings, of
the Hermitage. The price fixed does not exceed
the actual value of the property. independent of its
associations. We presume there is no doubt of the
passage of the bill in the Senate and that Tennessee
will be the owner, for all time, Of the tomb Of her
most ilustrous son, and of the beautiful fields which
he so well loved"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13
Mr., Buchanan for the Presidencv.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The delegates elected at
the Democratic city Convention held last evening
met to-day to choose delegates to the State Conven
tion Resolutions were introduced declaring the
Hon. James Buchanan to be the choice of the Con.
vention, and the favorite of PENNSYLVANIA also
instrucng the delegates to the State Convention to
vote in his favor. These were referred to Commit.
Tee on Resolutions with instructions to report them
tomorrow. The vote was nearly unanimous.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13
For the Standard.

FOR the Standard.
My FIRST SEASON "A very pleasing title to an
inviting book: 1t claims the merit of originality
a rare thing in this age of book-writing, when one
is but fac-simile of its predecessor. 1t does not
fr'ghten you by its length, and the print will not
weary the eye by its diminutiveness A very pleas
ant recipe for ennui. this stormy weather.
1t may be found at w. L. Pomeroy's, who, en-
PEASANT. is the most accommodating and gallant of
book k-sellerS.
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Later fyona H1ufi

HOLMES HOLE, Feb. 2.-Captain Mathews, of the
schr Maria L. Davis, arrived from Cape Haytien,
which he left on the 10th u reports that the Empe-
ror Faustin had returned to the capital from his un-
successful expedition against the Domnicans but so
far from being discouraged was recruiting for anoth.
er army, 10 resume his operations
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

DEMocATIc MEETING IN WARREN-Thc Democrats
OF Warren County will hold meeting in Warrenton,
on tuesday of February Court to appoint delegates
to the State Convention, and for the transaction of
other important business" When shall meeting
of the Wake Democrats be keldP
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

BEAR WoMAN.-We have seen daguereotype of
Miss julia Pastrana, and pronounce her in our est'
nation to be the greatest and most wonderful Curl
oslty in the world. She can be seen for two days
only at the Town Hall, commencing Monday Feb
ruary 11th The admission Is only 25 cents and it is
therefore in the power of every one to take peep
at her.
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MARRIED..

Al the residenceof Dr. Thomas Hicks in Wake tou,tv
on Sst January by Rev. Gaston Farrcr Mr. W. HALF.
burton to Miss Rebecca r. Norwood all Of Wake county
Mr. John Emory TO Miss Helen Spikes. - -'f'
In wake County on the 29th uit, by Prof W. T. Brooks
William Rand, Esq, to Mrs. Lucy Simons.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

New YoRk, Feb. 6-Flour is quiet; sales of State
at 81 81, Ohio 8 81. Southern 8 o. Wheat is in.
active, but nominal. Corn is improving; held at s5
cts: Pork is firmer; Mess SIG. Beef IS dull. Lard
Is firm. Whiskey has declined; sales at ss3 cts.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

SALARY OF TIE GOVERNOR OF MIssIssIPPL-The leg
isature of Mississippi have advanced the salary Of
their governor to 5000 per annum.
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New YORK, Feb. 6.-Thsre are no signs as vet. Of
the Liverpool steamer, now hourly expected with
later dates from Europe :
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W We have received the February numbers of
the "Arator" and "Cultivator both useful and
interesting agricultural publications.
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MECKLENBURG.

PATENTS ISSUED IN 1S55.-Thc whole number of
patents issued at Washington City in 1855, was l943
There were BOZ issued to persons in New York -237
to oMassachusetts-237t to Pennsylvania-ls3 to Ohio
los to Connecticut-45 to Virginia-6 to South
Carolina-3 to North Carolina-6 to Georeia &c
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DIE D.,

On the 4ih ns in the neiehborhood of Baltimore Of
Gysenfery and fever Mr. Franklin SauDders eldest sop e.
sae a&1 u y SaHpdss IN The Ssh ysnxot his:sgs. :.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

The MEssAGE-The Wilmington Commercial thus
notices the message of the President on Kansas af
fairs:
I'VE regret that we have not room for this message
to-day, which is highly credable to the patriotism
and proper sense of public duty in the President.
He speaks of the inlammatory agitation which has
for twenty years produced nothing but unmitigated
evil North and South as the cause of the present
difficulty in Kansas. We pleased to see that the
President is firm for Southern Rights-which mean
nothing more than the rights of ihe: Constitution
He ought TO be approved and sustained by every
southern citizen, and by every northern citizen, too
who loves his country" -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

Judge Wells the newly elected Governor of Maine,
in his Message to the Legislature admits that slave
ry is evil but thinks sit is not the part of wis
dom, to remove one evil, to bring upon ourselves an
avalanche of evils" He believes that when the own
ers of slaves desire to relieve themselves of the in
stituton, they will adopt gradual emancipation, and
points to Liberia as the scene of the future great
ness of the negro race. He acquiesces in the abro-
cation of the Missouri Compromise, and sums up
the subject of slavery as follows:
THE Southern people subjected to the bur.
den of slavery they know how to treat it better
than We do, and it is alike alien to patriotism, and
true sense of religious duty to infane the minds
of Southern citizens and aggravate their condition
by constant course of censurc and an unnecessary
interference with their affairs"
Gov. Wells is Democrat, and the successor of
Gov Morrill,, abolitonist, who was elected by com.
bnation of Know Nothings, fusionsts, and Maine.
law men. No Know Nothing Governor in the free
States has advanced sentiments as favorable to
the South as those given above, of Gov. Wells. If
we mistaken in this declaration, we stand ready
to be corrected by Southern Know Nothing papers.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

Where are we driftings
Right up Salt River"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-02-13

20 The X. MS Of Louisburg, in this State, have
held meeting and repudiated the twelfth section of
the Philadelphia platform! They have nominated
ticket for Mayor and Commissioners and the
"Louisburg Eage" also plays the traitor to South
rights by expressing the hope that g the people
of the South meaning the X. N's-acW not insist
on the endorsement Of the twelfth section referred
to, by the Philadelphia Convention. When South
crn men, from whatever motive, tremble and give
back on the slavery question, Northern aboltonists
and traitors are encouraged. More about this
.ment in our next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17
April Il, 1866.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS, RECEIVED AND
IN FOR SALE AT NORRIS BOOK store
Flint on diseases of the Chest. Physical Explora-
ton and Diagnosis Of Diseases affecting the iespra-
tory Organs. BY Austin Flint, N D. Professor OF
the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the tniyer
sity Of Louisville &c. IN one handsome octave vol
ume, extra cloth.
The reputation already acquired by the author,
especially with reference to his researches disea
SEES o. the chest and kindred topics, as well as the
intrinsic importance of the subjects treated cannot
fail to render this volume of very great interest to
all American practitionets.
Hanual OF Chemical Physiology. From the Ger,
man of Prof. G. G. lehman, Nj. ID. Translated
with notes and additions, by j. Cheston Morris, Nj.
D., with an Introductory essay on Vital Force by
Samuel jackson, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes oil
Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania, &c
With Illustrations. Ia one very handsome octave
volume
This worl, has been received throughout Europe
as the best digest OF modern doctrines and inFesti
cations on thc.important subject of FOOT Chemistry.
In presenting it in an English dress the numerous
additions Of the translator and OF Professor Jack
son have rendered it more compl te in its physioo
gcal aspect with the object of adapting it for use
as astext-book for the student of physiology.
Richmond, April 10, 1856.
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lEDOssTANT NEWS
CIOTHTNGI,

/ Wy large Clothing House of STEINER, BRO.
q 60, is crowded already with new and mag
alheent astock,of Spring and Summer Goods. You win
ma there rare variety of the most elegant styles
and patterns in the clothing line Fine Frock and
Dress coats, in black other colours; line CASH
mere suits; Pants and Vests of all kinds and the la
test styles Summer clothing in Alpaca, Silks, Lin
en-; Nice Boys Clothing of all Sizes In short, we
oiieF to the public assortment, which must salts
y every taste and realize the highest expectations
Al furnishing articles you can select here, out o.
the largest variety. We offer goods at the low
est prices, and hope that our numerous friends and
customers, will come at once and examine our stock
1t VIII be otpartcular advantage, to everybody, to
come here before purchasing anywhere else.
10 country Merchants, we offer the same advanta-
ges they find in the Northern cities and, besides
that they would spare the expenses by buying: here
instead of gong there.
April 49, 1856. STEINER, BROS. & CO.
Spectat0r cnnv
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber having purchased the Tannery OF
y =. ". Deal, Esq, this place, (Weynesboro }
would INFORM the late patrons of Mr.. Deal, that he
VIII continue the business as heretofore, and would
pc thankful for continuance of their patronage
have employed Mr.. Rhodes (who has been with
Mr. Deal ior some time, ind whose character as a
workman is so we'll established) to superntend the
business, who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending to the wants of the customers.
am prepared to purchase hides of every dcsrip-
ton, payable in cash--also so Cords Of Chestnut
OAK, and 90 do. of Black Oak Bark for which the
cash will be paid, IL. S. GALLAHER.
scd of my Tannery to Mr.. Ialaber who will contin
ue tho business as heretofore under the superinten-
dence OF Mr. Rhodes. l take pleasure in recon-
mending Mr.. Rhodes a superior workman, atten-
tive to business, and with the joint efforts of Mr..
Gaiiaher and Mr. Rhodes, doubt not will give sat
isiaction. hope, therefore, my friends will con-
tinue their patronage, it will be very gratifying
to me. GEO. W. DEAL,
May 3, 185G-tf