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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
AGRICULTURAL.


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sos;ser s y .'n'Any 70 ''' treasurer o.
The following persons were appoin-
led - raise funds:
1rookville sownship. T; J: Tyner,
-sT--T D.. '-S-
Bath townshiP, John Blue, John
Shultx.
Fairfield, James Wright, O. b.
Moore.
Butler, A. B. Line. John Lam
ming.
Bloominggrove, D. 0. Allen, Noah
Naylor.
Hstamora, Milton Gordon, John II.
WIegins.
Laurel O. w. Smith, tIsrael Goble,
Jaa: o'Hair.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of
i Joseph Depuy, late OF franklin county, do
ceased, will sell Al public sale 81 the late rcsl-
county indiana ,on Saturday tho 18th Of November
1850, all tho personal property or tho deceased
not taken BY the widow. A credit OF elk months
will be given on all sums over three dollars, the
with interest nom date, waivlng all valuation
sep'2p THos. MAppux, Admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
EDWARD woLcorr.


-. nt.""snf mus ~ ue ~ 1900
kRoF. o. J. WOOD; AZ you are about 10 man
ufacturo and send your recently discovered Hair
Restorative, Will state. for whomsoeFer II may
concern, that have used II. and know others 90
uso it--that have, for several years, been In IN
habit OF usng othor Hair ResIoratises, and that
dad yours vastly superior 10 any other know -
II entirely cicanscs The head OF dandrulf. and with
no mouths proper use, will restore any 20, sons
air 90 the original youthful coror and texture.
living tia healthy, soft aud glossy appearance;
and al this, without dlscoiorlng The hands thai
apply u, or the dress on which u drops. would.
therefore, recommend We use 20 every emo doslr-
Gus OF having nno color aud texture OF hair.
Respectfully, yours,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

STATE OF Indiana, Frsnklinl In ihs Franklin Com
County. mon Pleas Court.
W. \ Complaint - forocionc
Peter Peter. 7. : Wright Git, and Mortgage.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
Of the pendsncy Of the above pnamed complaint,
and 20 appear In the Court OF Common pieas for
the county aforesaid on the second day efthe next
term thereof, 10 DO held At The Court House In
Brookville, In the county Of Frnnkiin and State
Of Indiana, on the first Monday In January next,
then and there TO answer the complaint Of said
plaintiffs.
Witness John M. Johnston, Clerk OF said Court
this 2lst day Of October, A. ID. 1856.
JON NJ. NSrON,
CLARK.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
About Corn Mills.
From the Cincinnati Daily Enqulrer's Report OF
Indiana State Fair.

From the Cincinnati Daily Enqulrer's Report Of
Indiana State Fair.
The great contest between the Lit
tie Giant and Excelsior Corn and Cob
Mills-the subject Of conversation for
the last two days, and concerning
which there has been no little excite
ment-failed to come off yesterday ut
the hour announced. Tho history Of
the affair, as near as We can arrive nc
1t. Is aoout as follows: Since the trial
between these mills at Cincinnati, last
February. when the Little Giant was
the victor, there has been great dis
satisfaction manifested by Messrs.
Clarke d Mooney, the owners Of the
Young America or Excelsior Mil.
who seemed to feel that justice had
not been done them. They accord
ingly challenged Mrssrs. Scott &c He'd
ges to another trial for a $500 silver
service. naming the holding Of the
Indiana State Fair as the time. and
the following as the conditions Of the
contest:
To produce Littlc Giant or any
other mill of the same size or same
amount Of grinding surface. ana the
same length Of lever as the Excelsior
Young America Mills. that will grind
faster and finer with the tame or less
power.
According to the reading Of the
challenge. Messrs. Scott q Hedges
deemed IL optional with them TO use
either a mill Of tho same size or same
amount Of grinding surface. and ac-
cordingly offered one Of the same size,
10 which Messrs. Clarke & Moodey
objected, as one Of the Little Giants
Of the same size possessed moro
grinding surface, and thereby stop
ped the fun that was so anxiously
looked for.
The committed afterwards offered to
test the mills on their general merits.
which was favorably met by the Lit
tic Giant. but declined By the Excel.
sior. Messrs. Scott d Hedges then
proposed 10 enter one Of their $40
mills. sixteen inches in diameter. OF
one hundred and fifty to two hundred
draft, against one Of their 800 mills,
nineteen and three-quarter inches in
diameter, and Of three hundred and
fifty to four hundred draf--the form
or o one-horse and the latter three
horse mill---which proposition was al.
80 declined. Now, we confess tohave
no feeling In this matter. but we can
not but think that Mcssrs. Scott &
Hedges met tho challenge fairly. and
the refusal Of the Excelsior folks 10
come up to the scratch was n bubble.
The greater amount Of grinding sur
face possessed by the Little Giant
Corn and Cob Mill Is It's great adyan-
tage over all others, and II is that
which recommends II so highly 10 the
farmer. .sr..1
"Corn Crusksr Trial before the CON-
miffee al. tho Indiana State Fair.--
Seven different mills entered. Each
mill was made 10 use eleven feet lever.
and TO perform twenty revolutions,
while their hoppers were kept suppli-
cd with ear-oorn. oil OF ame quality.
The following table shows the aver
ago power employed au4 he quantity
Of meal made by each null
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

ISAAC STHAUB,sPAT
ABLE DING WILLS, ron
FIGURING WHEAT, GRINDING CORR MEAL.
SMALL GRAIN, FEED, &c., as we'll a. whole
ears OF corn (cob aud ai, as It's called, into good
hne cob and corn Feed, IN one operation.
These Mills manufacture out OF tho beet quail.
ity Of French Burr Blocks, with much care. !
build six different sizes, prices ranging from es5
10 $3.50, These Mills continue 10 stem tbs cur
rent OF all opposition AID superior for AL par-
poses. especially for wheat nouring- go T.,
ALS0-SrKAUB'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW
MILL, called liking Of the Woods"
This IL an ingenious and Saw-Miii 80 make ium-
Der In the woods This Mill can 20 run BY AMI
NAL, steam or water power
Those wishing 10 know fully about the principle
spon which they are built, and rhe prices Of each
size, ~ well The terms Of sale, &C., win please
address me, asking Book Of Description, which
Will mai and post-pay. Those who do 30 viii
write, In plain, readable language, the name,
Post once, County and State.
ISAAC sTRAUB, Patcntce and Prop.
Sep i9om pr No. 10 West 4th 81, Cincinnati, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
PIsOF WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ITHAS WoRcED MIRACLES.

THAT allthe bald and gray eau be restored per-
fectly In original growth, 20 far as their locks
arc concerned, docs not admit OF donbt: besides.
u will cure every possible disease Of The scalp,
whether developed rs dandran, itching. or IN The
and In no possible case will II fall OF curing, A.
" by magic. nervous or periodical headache. and
II used twice week BY tho young, regularly. II
Will preserve the color, and keep the hair from
falling, 10 any imaginable are. Road and judrc.
Q. n. n. ONCE, vsndilia, June 81. 1854.
PRoy. woop-Dcar SIR: take pleasure In bear
Ing voluntary testimony 20 the excellence Of your
Hair Restorative. Three months ago, my hair
was very gray. It's nov n dark brown. (lhc orig
inal coiorl smooth and glossy. Tho only appiien-
lion have made 10 II, has boon the Hair Resora.
tive prepared BY you, and which, from the result
10 my own case. can most Cordially rsco amend
10 othors. Yours. &c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
TO LUMBER MAKERS.

EXCELLENT wo0p LAND foN fAII.
uNIlH SUBSCRIBER HAS toNI I<rFLLfrI
diana, which he viii cell theap. or rschsnfa fof
land N rnnklIn county. "a " ali well numbered.
that IN Illinois part, Improved. ssv mill On
the land m tndisrs woAli make fortune IN q
lev years. Lumbef Tor Che Iowa msrkpi con.
msnas hon Ga 70 % per Thousand. within I've
lniics Of The land, and kn} qusnut, ~ GOOD pop
lnv logs that can be bought "a ths miil ~ 81 per
thousand. The land cs<u great indseewest y
thsse pAfsss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
WILSON KING.


PROP. WOOD AZ YOU are about 10 pr,pare
and vsnd your rcceaiiy discovered finif hcsl,ra-
i've, and NJ you request my oplnlon OF II, viii
slate, that my hair was, q few months ago. ven
gray, ana after using w" boiue. OF your hhif Re-
its application. all dandruff has dlsappesred from
my head, and have been troubled with no disa-
greosble Itching OF The scalp. am satisfied, that
appearance OF having boen recently oiled. am
prepared, therefore. 70 recommend ~ use 10 ell
who are DESTROYS Of having a beautiful hesdof
hair. am. cir, your. etc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

The genuine Oriental OF Sovereign Balm pills
have ON the wrapper Of each box the above repre-
scntation OF the mandatory.
A. ). Burleigh & Bro. Pew Albany. Ind. Pro-
prictors for The South and West
NJ. w. Halle, Brookviisc; Charles vnncansp.
Metamorn; r.. X. Fuller. Harrison. Ohio, ssa
dealers In madeleine generally.
June 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

1eQTo Aupsuoxs.-
!, msis'I, S,s Observation-Disclosures
ssssss 81 Nell cesn.ss,sl Nov ,ist:sIssf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

oEARoEASr q ronrER's Apple psarsrs and
sep ~ W. LFAhqunkA 4 Co.'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
has been employed. So wide Is the field Of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
In persons publicly known, who have been restored
nom alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind IL too spps-
rent TO escape observation and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what sntdote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affcc-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
TO our climate. Not only In formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the mildcr sarietics Of
Colds, CouoHs, HoARsExEss, &c. and for Chill
DRxN II IA the pcasantcst and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
a As ~ mas long been IN constant use tnroughoss
people It's quality Is kept up TO the best that Il
has been. ana that the genuine article II rold by
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
STATE oi iNpIANA,l In The Punklin clrcus
RRANkLfN CoUNTY,i Court.

s sEsSk 4E ' sousTx the pSsa c'eus
The Fireman.. Insurance compa-
ny, Cincinnati.
John Walker and Lucy Walker,
and John A. wardcr, Frsncis y.
King, James Casey, Matthew N.
How, Milton ~, oryillo, and Nah
Ion Gordon, samuel w. Hnsul.
tine, Moses n. tIasostine, Richard
w. Bishop, William w. wells,
George w. Bishop, John ID. How.
land, Thomas Montague, Meri.
dith Helm, President OF tho fay. | Com ialnt
cite County Bank, william n. : 10 fprpclos 90
Comstock, jacob Aber, Jesse VIII. Mortgage.
coz, George w. Day, Bowen Mat
lock, Jacob Abor, John n. Carter,
kobort NJ. Clements, william "A.
Comstoek, Jusius N. jerks, Adm.
Alexander v. Winston, Isaac N.
winston, Loonedas w. Winston.
Theodore khotweii, James ID. Lob
man, hufus A. Jonos, George A.
Wheeler, Max kladler, Henry j.
lAuef, Moses stadlsr, Daniel,
ltiehard George, and Nicholas
Walker.
The above named defendants are hereby nolla.
cd Of The pondoney % said suit, and 70 appear
In the Circuit Court OF franklin County, on The
sehond day OF the nextterm thereof, 70 DO held at
The Court House IN Rockville, In The county Of
Franklin and Stale Of Indiana, on tho FIRST Mon.
day o. February next, and answer the complain,
Witness John N. Johnston, Clerk ofsald Court,
this RJd day OF October, A. u. 1880.
Oct ~ n JonNM. JOHNSTON, CLERK.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07
The FIrsmAn's Insurance Com
pany, Cincinnati.

The FlrcinAn's Insurance Com
pany, Cincinnati.
Daniel Walker, Caroline Walk.
or, John Walker, Nicholas Wal
kcr, Richard Walker, George
W. Walker, and John A. Ward
or, Francis J King, James Cas-
ey, Matthew Inflow .lMilt,n D.,
orv lilo, aud Mahlon Gordon,
samuel W . tisssltins, Moses n.
Naseltinc, Richard w. Bishop,
William w. Wells, George W.
Bishop, Jno ID. Rowland, Thos.
Montague, Meredith Helm,
President Of the fayette County
Bank; William ~. Comstoek,
Jacob Aber, Jssse Wilcox,
George w. Day ,isowen Maslock,
jacob Abcr, John n. Carter,
Robert NJ. Clements, Justus ~,
Jonks, Admir-, Alexander v.
Winston, Isaac N. Winston,
Leonedas W. Winston, Theo-
dcre w. Shotwell, James ID.
Lehman, Rufus A. Jones, Geo.
A. Wheeler, Max stadier, Hem
m Lamar and Al asoa Alail.s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

state OF indiana, FranklInl In FranklIn CONNIE .
County. Pleas.
Amanda Thomas, James w. Gil
more and Sarah Gilmore.
49, VS.. Petition for
Hansberry Holiey, George Mitch Partition.
el, Rachel Mitchell, Sanford Hol-
ley, Nancy fIolIey. sarah Jano
Gilmore and Amanda Gilmore.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
OF the tendency Of the above petition, and 70 APP
pear In the Court Of Common pleas, for the coun-
" Aforesaid, on the second day OF the next term
thereof, 70 be held AZ tho Court House. In Brook
Vile. "a the comfy Of Franklin, and State OF Ind.
lana, on the frat Monday In January next, and
there TO answer The petitions OF said plainiim.
Witness John NJ. John
ston, Clerk OF said Court,
this Goth day OF October,
A. ID. 1856.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON.
oct 2i-lw Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

OF tho pendency of said suit, and 10 be and D.
pear In the Circuit Court OF FRANKLIN Coanty, on
Tho second day OF tho next torn thereof 70 DO hoi
den ai the Court House In Rockville, In The
nrst Monday Of February, next, then and there 10
answer the compaintof said plaintiff.
witness John M. Johnston, Clerk Of said Court,
aud Tho gJd day Of October, A. ID. 1880.
Oct u ~ JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

Eagle and Troy Mil, broke down.
AS the draughts Of each mill must
Of course DO IN proportion to the guam
tity IL grinds In o given number Of
revolutions. the account OF power
when compared would stand thus
"The draught OF tho Little Giant
In Grinding 10 quarts was 387. Had
other mills equaled the Little Giant In
quantity. their draft would have been
"a follows:
Excelsior for 10 quarts 5i4
Star for 20 quarts ga
Brant's for 40 quarts 4i6
Tho above shows tho actual and
relative performances Of tho several
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-07

r IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURY's Pr
~ ANos,--sre now acknowledged -
70 be The best offered In this market.S
My stock II very large and well sel-i II
ected. Ny prices are warranted 70 suit. You
will not buy until you have seen Lighte, Newton
q Bradbury's Pianos, n you wise, for yoursef.
en-. MURcH,
No. "a West Fourth street.
Sole agentfor L., N. 4 B.s Pianos, and success.
sor TO Musch a white. aug 90 I'm r
nIANOs FOR RENT.-NEw AND
il SECOND HAM. II have now on =
hand forty-eight Pianos that want
10 rent, and Will let the rent appiyIi ~
on the purchase until the rent pays for the Plano.
Dny one can pay for Plano In this way and not
know n. G. M. MURCH,
No..4 West Fourth street,
Sole Agent for L., N. 4 8 Pianos, and Bishop
& child's melodoons. sep1o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

-Every mother should have box the house handy 10
OF accidents t. the children"
HEDniNG's RUs-tA SsLNE.
remedy 81 thirty years standing, and
mrnde bJ PHYSICIAN Il Is and speedy cure i"r BurnP'
Frlous, Chhans. and Ola ~ ktd iu
Sores Cheers. Itch Head Ner RASH Bunon
ppcs recommended by whtows, Stie, f-cr, Plea
Spider Sngs. TroEcu Limbs Sa Eheum, tud
Cracked Lips, Nose, Warts aud Flesh Wounds,
luALle and which BE- testified a. by thousands W
have used tin the Boston sud vicinity for the last thirty
years Ia will this s4lye Injury utrfrr
physcans precautions II Is made from the
from recipe brought from Russaof articles growing 100 a. t
propri-tor- have letters from all cits er,
physciins captains, nus-s and others who have US.
uem-y. and recommend 60 others Rrliugs Russia Sty is
large stamped the with picture o
and disabled soldier, which picture 10 also engraved the
per. % CENrs Box. sold all tie
Try, bee ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDINGS co, PROPRIETOR
BENNETT BEERS FISHER Agents; and all Drugg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
HARDWARE.
III y II ID w \ II T. ,

III AN In receipt % SPRING STOCK % . -
II HARDWARE ef xpsli>h and American manu-. MI
tseture drect rom ur manufacturers. To whrh 1{S(
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention 81 hi~nds. both tS
In town aud country, assuring them that they shah ~ -
have article line as lo~ n b. had Ia
Ny stock CONSISTS In
Ivory handle Knives aud FORKS Of 81 psc Of Roigr.
other makes
Rodgers ivory handle Knives vhoai fork,
po1hie plated table and dessert Forks plated
herman silver
Rodgcrs and various other aud buffalo
handle HALVES and FORKS
Rdxcrs wosnhon ket. pen knyr,
Rodse' and wc-'enholn scsor- great variety,
them
Wo-tcnhoms a = Ran
Prunins aud hcsr Stars
Of ayeryh Handsome
Sad Irons. OF hne qusity
Iron rca Kettles aud Pans timed untlnneL
Bell metal sud porcelain Kettles
Hsalo~ and firsnsxS, general
Tall and Hat bottom brass tsndlcsteks
hand, panel
Of them Of superior quality hand,
brad Nni "a pet Hammers. shnglng and shing
baldwin, rancs general assortment. and
road Nda>, Ch Gougr>, Squares aud hvs;
Smiths >old bN Vices and gc hand
Nails
snsvI ani gmlrt Bis all Va patent Locks STOCK
chest cupboard, crticv
aud hai Bolts oi -roush aud rns
curtain Bands; hank aud Wire all Chseusr
hacking; Ames' and RowSnds Spades sove
handle and hay Forks garden
wedding hing and rrush'E Ho@s, all trsr halter
s snd veil Chsins; garden rrcwe and garden
Hinges q" sIe aud KIND plate hook eye strop
asp- Of all sIes together with almost
kept In my line OF business. W RArCLIfYE
apis Opposite r PaP R r. pTps,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

F.r,r DrrL--Our community was painfully startled,
on Saturday afternoon last by the reception OF teirGr"
81, dn,icb from Marion : c. to the effect that hos
tile meeting had taken place near Fair Bluh, between Dr.
Nm & vikings and Jos. IL Fanuer, Ed, both youu.
men and citizens OF this place aud that on the ih!
S. ,he former received tie ball OF hi antagonist throug
IN. lnnrs and in very few minutes expired The diff
culty gIew cut Of speech made b. Mr.. Wilkiug' Oh
Wednesday evening last, al the Democratic meeting at
the Curt Uous, They fought uith pistols at pace,
Mr. Vikings being the challenger.
We do not feel called upon to sAy more on this moi
unfortunate occurrence except that the parties
much esteemed here by their friends aud acquaintance
and that this trasical lt has east gloom the k"
which We trust may never occur again " iiDi"gD'
Herdid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

LATER FROM HAvASN.-The steamship Black Warrior
from Havana SOth ut, reports the Island healthy Hi e."
loving political quiet The United States steamer Water
Witch had sailed for Norfolk Whilst at Havana, an ar
binary seaman Charles H. Turner OF baltimore, died Hi
spn tes had his remains inferred aud provided for the
nl,cing oi n white marble slab them The steamship
Mexico lately the United Sta-, had left for Cadz t-
first vrss. of new line which it j. Intended to run Ia
Spain There foreign vessels Of war in thc lar
Dor Of Havana when the Black Warrior LEFT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

ruNHE STEAMBOAT AUGUSTA. ~-r
II wM c SMITH will resume her regular
trip. TO Hampton, &C, WEDNESDAY next, Aug
23d.
the will
Richmond and Petehug Depot that morning at On
the hour Monday, WincsSy and
PrAAv Morning Returning Will leave Hampton the
alternate Thursdays and Saturdays, 1t O'Clock
wl all the regular landings the river
both going and returning.
Oe-r Z A x Co Aug ~.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OtrOBEs 22D.

UNO Lynehburg

TWO Lvnehhurr sS - t. IrNinrton o. ~
II To buchanan ~ T. the Natural Bridge -
Richmond and Lynebrr Charlottesville 81 81
trial. the o. travel the Packet
Boats leaving the
aud Afer the 81 leaving Richmond
wednesday and Friday. p NJ reach New Canton al
i2 VI u the frs and Lyuchburg A NJ
a. 6 7. NJ % the second day
Returning leave Buchanan A aud LynchbGrg ~ p.
VI Monday and Friday, reach Scottsyr lu A
New Canton At VI, and ia Ehnond AZ next A NJ
for The Institute
Buckingham c. H. and Scoisye With the stage FOR Char
lotte<vflle.
70 see Time and Distances Ia Card below:
L.Irs Ri-lH.Oad Monday, Lsdrs LyHcAbzrg Monday,
Wednesday ami F'~iddy II HeiHesiHy dud Flsddg "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
ROSEWOOD AYp MAHOGANY.

TuNE subscribers would inform the cabinet
fortr makers, and others Ofihs city vicinity,
opened suitable buildings, No. so Washing
Street. The 81 New York. where have hand al,
and the b. found the Uld
e
10000 q hae aud hne rosewood
51ts0 n. do. do. mottled mahogany
~ On Il. do nah gany shaded vcnr-r-.
4u.J1 Il. plain do DO.
62asJ T. mahogany crotch vrneers, various
Gp0s1 hns do. drawiuu
2n!-rJ nae mahogany, do DO.
25tsD n ane blI-tef-d figured walnut, DO
4utsD q. notified do. Do. DO
GntHJ a. walnut crotch veneer, draw butt
64gyi r. do do DO various 30
splsD n. hur and extra fne sstn 5od
25isri q. Eehra
sTf-D n. eured aud b.ri's eye maple v-n~ers.
Tl!sr n seasoned roseuood, mahcgany, and uo0d
boards pisnk and lo ofa csnes. Piano and Cabinet "
dnss. 10 different PATTERN ~ upon
yorAbe oti-r establishment l1 ~ county
viii be hhsd nth the utmost and dispatch.
UAWf- WTLtOTGHHY.
No. $40 Washington street. M,1r- o.
aTg-dGm NeE Tors Cry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

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boy died during the GFt ltsthodgt hy
poisoned essential OH Of tobacco mhboi on the p'
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