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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

RICHMOND MARKETS, July l3.--ToBAc Goethe mar
ket continues animated with no material change since
our last report.
WnEAr-No transactions of consequence. Non;
nal quotations 81 rs to 80 for good to prime white
No red yet received. There have been in all n lttln
over three thousand bushels of new wheat delivered
Last year the first deliveries on the 18th July
and So per bushel was paid for it,
CoRy.-Sales of a cargo yesterday at 65 cents
Smaller lots sell at 65a70 cts.
The weather is excessively hot and trade inactive
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS, July IL, M-Tbs
receipts of Beef Cattle continue to be large The Of
ferings at the scales yesterday about $50 head
100 of which were driven to Philadelphia so were
left unsold, and the balance $500 head) were Ia
ken by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
$3.50 to IS on the hoof equal to S7a975 net and
averaging S43li gross. There were very few
Cattle sold at the outside figure. The average
rate is slightly lower than the average of last week
Hogs.-Hogs were in brisk demand yesterday at
S7.25aS7.75 u 100 lbs.
Sheep.-Sheep are in fair demand and we quote
them at S3aS4 y 100 lbs. gross.
NEW YORK MARKETs.-The cotton market Yesterday
was quite firm. with sales ofabout 1000 1900
bales, based upon middling uplands at ll1cal1 Sc
Flour declined about locale SC. per barrel and in
some cases greater concession was claimed, while
transactions were moderate Wheat irregular
with fair demand and moderate sales. Canadian
prime white sold ut 81 95, and common at 81 65,and
lot OF cnolce Genesee white al Sl 30. a cargo OF
handsome new white Maryland was on the market
and held at 81 co. small lot of good new North
Carolina red also offered for sale. Corn was in
light supply and prices were firm, with moderate
sales at 56ca57c for distilling lots, coo. for prime
sound mixed, and 60ca62c. for Southern yellow and
small lott Southern white were reporedat 66cae7c
Rye firm at s5c. for Northern Pork was heavy
Mess sold at $40 o. with retail lots at S2l. Lsrd
was firm. Freights irregular for Liverpool and
London with light engagements To Havrc they re-
manned without change and with light engagements
Herald of the 1871.
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The Whig Convcnt1on-A Native
American.

The Old Line Wings Of virginia viii assemble In
Convention in the city Of Richmond to-day. large
and highly respectable gathering will no doubt take
place, and feel confident that their deliberations
will be wise and patriotic. To facilitate that end,
we invite their attention to the article Of "Native
American, addressed 10 the Convention In to -day's
yirginian, and hope that every member Of the body
will read it. Its clear and forcbe presentation of
the present position Of parties and candidates and It's
wise and prudent suggestions and advice entte II to
the respectful consideration Of those to whom 1t Is
addressed tits written by gentleman of prom-
hence, much political experience and great inte-
pence. and though member Of the American party
is also, as he has been, in principlea whigand
addresses you as brother to brothers. We heartily
join him in the hope that the proud and spo,ess flag
Of Fillmore and Donelson will be given TO the breeze
by the Convention and that II will be nobly carried
forward in the coming contest by the gallan, Wings
of the old Dominion.
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in the house In the cellar partition was blown
down and the beams started
The narl,r. which is in front, on the same hoor
with the sitting ROOM is filed with fragments 81
the furniture with which it was furnished. A
heavy sofa lies in front of the Fireplace having
been thrown aeross the room by the using oi
orion Of the floor tor about fsof Mah"eony
hairs were broken into small pieces, and |" caro-
table was nearly demolished, together with many
smaller articles. A looking glnss fell with the
face downward upon the foor and was not bro
KEN The window frames If this room were blown
ut. This is the chief damage in the part &C
curied by Mr.. Wetheren. :,
II was fortunate for the inmates that they all
slept in the upper part Of the house, which Is I'M
Injured. the powerful powder blast finding vent
hy bursin. out the sides Of the lower part OF
he buildinp The clock in the kitchen OF Mr..
Weiheren stopped at half past one. which indi-
Gates very nearly the time Of the explosion.
o.
CAN VIRGINIA BE CARRIED FOR OLD BUCK! :
TIE fact that his 'Gizzard foot" highness. car
iied the State by ten thousand majority last
wear appears 10 be conclusive evidence to the
iipnds Of old Back, that it will give much
larger vote for the Democracy the coming fall,
and hence, they set down Virginia as CERTAIN Tor
fifteen thousand for their candidates. Wen. 1t
may be that they calculate truly; Tut we do not
heleve il, and ii the Old Line Wings, elsewhere
in the State, are as certain for the n1ble stand
ard bearer Of the American party. Miard Fill
more as they are here in old Augusta democra-
cy is doomed to a most inglorous defeat, even
here in Virginia. Now, mark what we say-Au
gusta will fill her part Of the contract. if it be
determined to give the State to the American
cause. We can and will, if we see that great
, ffnrti needed, roll up larger majority in the
county for the American candidates, Fillmore and
Oonelson, than was ever before given 10 any par
y. Will like feeling be manifested else where
IN the State! Will the Americans 60 to work in
earnest and try to achieve II result so glorious!
We have an abiding confidence in our ability TO
carry the State if every man will do but his duty.
Shall fail of success for the want Of an effort!
We hear but one voice and that is no, no Up
then. Americans and to the work; nacton seldom
wins n victory. l. St0untOn amer.
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The GunpOwder Plot, mt Brighton.
MaSSachnSelfs.

We have briefly mentioned that an early hour
on Thursday morning the house of Thomas
Wetheren. butcher. in Brighton. near Boston.
was blown up by gunpowder a keg of powder
having been placed in the kitchen. The Boston
Traveller has the particulars OF the dabolical at
Tempt
The house i'll question is capaoious and strong
ly built, two stories and half high in front, and
three in the rear. with cupalo on the top, and
is worth several thou sand dollars. 1t is situated
on Union square. opposite the new Baptist meet
ing house, and is occupied by Mr.. Wetherer,
whose family nambers seven. and by his partner,
Mr.. Cyrus Brown aud family, five in number
The explosion occurred at about one A. NJ
Mr.. Wetheren and his wife slept in chamber
in the rear, above the sitting room. and below
the latter is the cenr kiiehen,in which il is sup
posed from the slaves that were found, the key
of powder was placed.
Mrs. Wetheren aroused by the noise of
the explosion, and though she had no distinct idea
Of what had occurred spoke TO her hu sband, who
Immediately became aware that dense smoke
was filling the room. the plastering of the sit
ting room below having been torn off in such IL
manner as to admit its free passage. He hur-
RED down stairs tho back way. but could not en-
ter the kitchen account of the thick smoke
He perceived however that the house was on
hire; and directing his wife and children to leave
by cnother passage way, he obtained frkin of
OF the neighbors. who soon assembled, succeed
ed in quenching the flames. though the gunpow-
der smoke which filled the house for several hours
led the inmates TO search repeatedly during the
night from fear that in some part it was still on
fire.
The chief scene of disaster was in the rear
The kitchen is u mass of ruins. A stout brick
wall is in some parts thrown down and in others
cracked and broken SO that it must be demolish-
ed The window frames and blinds are blown
out bodily some of them landing at Il considera.
BILE distance from the house. The stout partition
of a shed adjoining kitchen was thrown down.
the doors being blown down and broken The
wall above the kitchen was blown up, and The
furnitur" of the setting room fell down, fill
ing the kitchen with broken stuff furniture boards
crockery, &c. in one of ruin The large
cooking stove in the kitchen was broken. A con.
siderable quantity of matches were found upon
the top oft of different kind from those used
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Oxygcnat ted Bitiers-Ttsimony from J. c. Barter, Col
Of the Port Of O0deasburR, Ntc YorkOoptNsBuRG
December lS5lGentmenIh had been much afflicted ior
part of the ending at astidsnmmer, with
singular arrangement of the bowels connected with ocea
onal attacks of Dyspepsia Dur the last summer acct
dcnialy took paper containing testimonials respecting
OxYGENATED BITTERS. In instance where relief
had followed their found my symptoms and cond
described determined them.
accordingly and have used several botes and find
renovated strength and health satisfactory evidence that in
my case they have accomplished all that could " ish
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant,
J. G. BARTER.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE & co, l35 Washington Street, Bos
ton, Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON s. co and J. ii. SEAf.
uIyg dSc{
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date of Darhea Cholera MorDn Ghoc &C. prepared
by j. H. Thompson Co. has given entire satisfaction to all
those who have been fortunate to use It, This Elixir is
composed of harsh dsagreeabe and stimulating ingred
but pleasantly combined that tho smallest child will
take it, 1t is soothing and tonic the stomach and bowels.
and when taken directed fails afford relief in
time Every family should have bottle within reach at
this of the year hen bow complaints
lent. fully 2 do cif.mo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE requested to stale that n misumder.
standing circulation about the NoRvEIL House,
relation the price Of Board by the The price $500
per year instead Of $250, reported
iulv
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man1 ga Carpeting, all widths Plated Tea ~
'n'nt Plated Table Casters Spoons Forks I,,os very
syrup Stands Walters Commission Sets p,cb 'nae
u superior quality 800! our sale, and
noek I'm Faaee and Tea Urns Coffee Higgins and D. ~
lvr NM %ou's Sofee Straincrs Tea Balls Wa,.r Co.,
,s, s1 lovers Toilet Sets, very beautiful E
i PRESERVE Kettles, Preserve Skimmers Nr, ahef
v market Baskets Gas Lighters &C. Sc p,asa "'i Cor
'Nine before purchasing elsewhere " i'ease call and
DTORACCONIsTS,-1 .Ooo
n sale by n ~ H,, ood for Tobacco Boxes
july l6codlw H. "hiILOCk Il SON.
,v1.yy --------------- Richmond, Va
c shng FRUIT Cans, the best article we yarii ~ Sei.
ialv ~. va" ana see them. J. d. GREGORy g 90 , 10
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ii Ier"ned brcnth.-what lady OF gentleman wond
the curse of disagreeable when psin
DIV DENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter II
eWeet ont make the teeth white albaser prr,ent tooth
acne and preserve them from decay Recommended bv en
lists and physicians everywhere ~ "e"'
eautnni complexion may be attained by its use II ro
phpies tan reckles renders skin soft and h,,
nparng rich roseate hue 1t is the greatest cos,netc
,sn,s Er LING Tree from All Injurious Price 30
us ror SAFE by STKOTHER & WHITEHEAD
~ and Druggists everywhere
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Davis Ruin KSIler.R,

Davis Pain Killer BROOKLYN Conn June Is 1854
FRIEND DAVIS ;-Ahough stranger you, l take the
liberty OF addressing few lines you purpose of say.
ing few words in favor of medicine have
used your ran Killer for number of years.
plant and burns and in fact for pains think
preemnent have had several attacks of dyseutey o,e
very violent was attacked at three o'clock morning
and at sunrise was not able off and got
twenty five cent bottle of your Pain Killer which | com
meneed taking according to directions o'clock the
evening my bowels regular and up and moving
about although somewhat weak would recommend all sim
ray afflicted to avail themselves your
ELMEK WILLIAMS
Sold by Druggists Grocers and Medicn Dealers every.
Whefc June 26 dew
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-.
cahontas Co, April 10th 1855
Gentlemen Some few months since patient applied TO
me for medical advice afflicted with form of seeonda
syphilis Che had been under the charge of ply cians
without deriving reof) commenced using the regular
odes of the profession but stubborny resisted all
efforts The reputation Of Carriers Spanish Mixture
ing reached and being personally acquainted with
selves determined to give trial did and In short
time its good effects evident and three bottles cured
him.
AS an act of Justice to suffering humaniy cannt withhold
testimony AN and prompt pur.
profession and the public generally Yours respectfully
July LIN o. BUTCHER, M D.
summer Com pIa ints.-1he fact is now too well os.
tabshed for to attempt IT, that
the diseases which prove In produc
ed by excessive of fruits and vegetables which the
dsordored the liver deranged the blood
the digestive rendered inactive IL torpid Cholera
cholera morbus bilious and cholic d senery arrha
aud such like complaints terminate and thrive improper
fod and often times becomes fixed
The constitution that the
ies are unable arrest their until the patient
prosirae and all hopes relief ended. Who
not fine healthy infant adults of the
ANNOYING diseases above spoken Of and despite skill
science OF medical gentlemen waste under their
nel And how Is this to be accounted for Simply by
TACT sead OF administering some remedy to stay the failing
strength OF the afflicted and at aesne check the
It's the remedy aided
81 the natural strength and by the disease was
Mastered the sufferer prosrste aud failing
cton the patient died from the effects of poison
Tered TO uproot the disease Not with Bakers Premium
which have no. only proved themselves In use
Lat have failed the stomach and
bowels when taken according directions
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs Strother g. Whitehead and Staber g.
Jones, Lynchburs; and by Druggists generally
june rs wv
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We ssrsnder oai usual editorial space 70 the ex-
ceIlcnt article of "Natire American" and the In
teresting details of foreign news.
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Ia 81 Rich Plaid ik Dresses Al So nsr ~ pair,
n 'nshy other articles jus, received nv S worm
JSO j ptfRVIS A..
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The paid cheek and sunken former female beauv
often excite the regrets and friends One
the pnci pal causes Irregularities system or unhe,
by seereiions induced by weakened ated state of
tne blood or want of vital DIR L. Wrghs scrof
os Antidote has cured thousands eaces some of
winch were Frustrated for months helpless children and
whom their physicians had given utterly ncurae
some oil the most respectable in fund
attached to voluntary testimonials its wonderful efficacy in
eae complaints sreng thens invisorates the blood
throw OH all those torpid hnmors that free ceua
induces regular habits of the system gives new life 10
wasted frame impar the glow Of health the cheek and
youthful elasticity the limbs Remember II is inno,ns
" II ~ ' ,n ithc-
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a. caroline County, Va, March, le5i-hiessrs Bennett a.
Beers; Richmond Gentlemen You Carriers Spsush Mix
ture has performed remarkable the person servant
man. afflicted with Serofula in the form SO bad
had he become that his entirely closed and had
so fo more than year As Last resort as everything el.e
had failed wasresolved to the mixture We administer
cd 1t according to directions aud wonderful to saw perfect
cure has been effected that no medicine equals
carriers Spanish Mixture as purifier Of blood
creating quite an excitement here and sells Very rapidly Send
another lot by Rail road. Yours truly ' ~
June 2l.dlmol II RROADDIfs
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SAVE YOUR FRUIT.
The Infalible Self-Sealing, Fruit

and V Weg@GabIo Gam.
Our experience during the past year, in
Manufacturing Self Sealing Fruit Cans,
and the universal satisfaction, and certii-
Gates of parties who have purchased and
tested these of various makers, have given
ours the decided preference over all others.
The subscriber offers to the public the
BEST SELF SEALING CAN
ever invented, to preserve Fruits, vegeta-
bles, SC. The Sealing is Invariably per-
feet. All others require so lder or cement.
The Openisg has been enlarged to admit
a FULL SIZED PEACH.
Every Can is tested before it leaves our
Manufactory, and stamped with our name,
-.... TAYLOR s. HODGETTS,
Manufacturers of Planished Tin and
Japan Ware, No. 60, Beekman-st., N. Y.
0.0.3m
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby gwen, that the subscriber
has been appointed by the Court Of Probate,
of this Town, Guardian to the person and Estate
of George Dcws, an incompetent person.
ANY person having any claims against said
Dews, arc requested to present them within
six months and those indebted to him are
requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber, EDWIN A. SCllOLFlELD.
Westerly, July l, 1856. ct 2lO
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PcndletOn & Co.

ARE receiving weekly from the marts Of
commerce
DRY GOODS,
among which are some most beautiful
DRESS GOODS,
Of silk, wool and cotton textre.
DON sTICs.
embracing the most extensive assortment
OF brown and bleaehed goods in this village.
ROCER RIES,
of choice black and green Teas,
Old Government Coffee, pure article, re-
oeived in the original packages.
SU @ RS,
half dozen kinds. Molasses of superior
quality.
Hardware, Crockery and Glass Ware.
The best Of family Flour, Rice, and Corn
Starch for puddings. Layer Raisins.
Corn, Oat Meal and Provinder. All of
which, please call and examine at
PENDLETON & co.
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Missing Bride,

DESERTED WIFE, Paul and julia
rarminrdale, Ida May, Life of Greeley'
Ruth Hall, Life in New York, NewsSoy, =,
On hand, also, a full assortment OF scnooi o.
Rocks. Teachers and Committees suPPlieuI
ON the most favorable terms. blanS
Books of any pattern, and sheet music iur
nished to order For sale at
o. STILLMAN'S
Book and Fancy store
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AGENTS WANTED,
To Sell by subscription. a Complete
History of the
,R u . q ian War.

Now Ready. One vol. octave. illustrated
with Engravings, including large Colored
Map Of the seat of War. Also, beautiful
Chart, drawn by an Artist eight months in
the Crimea. Being a complete and rela BILE
History of the War from its commencement /
to its close. All the accounts being from
eye witnesses and participants in the scenes
described. Persons sending 50 90 will re-
ceive sample copy and morocco bound
gilt subscription book, postage prepaid by
ourselves, with Letter containing full
particulars of the terms with agents, which
are very liberal Having been in the
publishing business in New Haven the past
15 years, the most satisfactory reference
Will always be given when desired.
Address II MANSFIELD, Publisher,
(269) l34 York Street, New Haven, Conn.
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PRO VID + N G 4
Conference Seminary,
III .u.r GnrrNwIcH II IL

WMMRGT@M00 SOLNIM@PWS
(EAsr GREENWICH, X. l.)
Location unrivaled for locality and
healthfulness. .-on the Narragansett-ac,,
cessible by Cars daily. Eight experienced
Teachers have charge of the Students
Snnerior facilities in all branches, common
and higher, solid and Ornamentdfs, taught
in Academies of the highest grade.
Tuition from a 90 to 1919, according
70 the studies. Board, fuel and lights, per
term of eleven weeks, $1,000; entire cost
in common English, need not exceed $26,:5 30
per term, or $lO2, 90 per year, if paid in
advance. a.. nv.
The Fall term opens Aug. 18th, Winter
term opens Nov. 9th. For Catalogues or
Circulars, apply to ~
GEORGE w. QUEREAU,
90 PRINCIPAL.
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Bonnet Bleachery,
mar Westcrlu Depot.

nGdT " ESCTTU DtPOV'
C,TRAW Bonnets Bleached and Pressed IN
) the best style, for 90 cents. Old Bon
nets altered Fashionable shape at short no. no.
t;ce Gentlemen's Leghorn, Panama. and
straw Hats Bleached, Pressed and Trlmm"
ed in superior style. o.,.o.o ..
P.S. Bleaching done for milliners at a
discount. f.. oei
Westerly, April 10, '5G. Zol
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Dyc House.

NTARRAGANSETT DYE HOUSE, once
IN 81 south Main Street, Providence, NJ
Dveng Cleansing, Bleaching. ana water 10
inq, promptly executed, at from - TO AZ
pcr % cent cheaper than any other eS'aoi'sh-
ment in the United States. ~ 49,.
167 T.. W. MhhoioA'' "o'
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Platform

A ND Counter Scales, manufactured by the
II Parker Scale Co., warranted equal to any
in market, for sale by
II. & +. SHEFFIELD,
ol3tf West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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TO EAOWsckecpers.

TO EAOWsckecpcrS.
KNIVES II Nd FORK S.
A Superior article Of or kinds direct
from the manufacture, at very low prices
Also Crockery and Glass Ware of beauti-
full design, made to be both useful and or.
namental. For Sale by
PENDLETON q co.
Westerly, May 21, 1856.
MOL.fSSES IN HALF B.HRRELS,
Expressly for Family use, at L n ID L f.
I ON & CO.
Westerly, May 81, 1856.
TO F.4 II VI T. X S.
Pendlctop & So, are now closing up their
sales of Guano and Phosphate, and having
furnished these fertilizers at q less price
than could be obtained from any other
source, request all those who have not paid
up for these articles to call and settle
PENDLETON & co.
Westerly, May 81, 1886. (269)
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AShaWay Bank.

INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
The Capital Stock of the Ashaway Bank
will be increased, not to exceed Twenty
five thousand dollars, (25 ,00O) Books open
for subscription Of said stock, at the Bank
from August lst, to September lst, 1856.
j. l.. SPENCER, Cashier.
Ashaway, July l4th, 1856. 2724t.
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Great Bargains !!

WILL OPEN O.N WED.N,ESD.AY,
June 25th, 1856.
AN ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
(Ar EXTREMELY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
500 pasasols, from t75 cents up, very cheap
$50 Mantillas, 81 80 to SO.
200 Ladies' Collars, beautiful style, war
rantcd not to wash, only 6 to 10 cents
Also, a large lot of Ladies' Collars, from
~ cents TO II 80, the cheapest goods ever
offered.
900 Ladies' Vols, II 1-2 cents to 50.
Lawns, l. 2 ccnts--worth 2O--Challis
Bcregcs, Silks, &c.
Lawn Robes--a beautiful article--very
cheap. ..,
Ladies' Mitts, large assortment.
Ribbons--quitc variety.
Antique Trimmings with Fringe, only %
to SO cents per yard--worth double the
money
Sbawls--whitc muslins--table Cloths, SC.
| 900 Tooth brushes. at 8 cents each.
Besides quite variety Of other goods,
very cheap, to which he invites the atten-
ton of the Ladies.
Call ut the store in MAIN STREET,
formerly kept by HENRY MINER.
THOMAS B. MUSHBACK.
nS~ p. S.--The Subscriber has not n
very large assortment, but Will be receiv-
ing Goods every few days from New York
Auctions. (2G0)
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2l3tf
New Carpets,

FLOOR Oil Cloths, Druggists Rugs, Mats.
L and Paper lIangings-just receiv'd and
for sale by DAVID SMITH. 2o9