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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22
Aug. 90, 1856.
GREAT BARGAsNs IN MERCHANDIZE.

GLHEAI bAhGAaNS IN MERCHANDIZE.
~ In consequence of the death of Mr. Joseph B. G.
kounac becomes necessary to close his Mercantile BUSH
ness IN tcs Oily it be- In order to effect
that the Store will be kept open his fate stand
and that the prices will be put down. for cash. to about
cost and charges upon average The stock it is pener
orally KNOWN excellent quality and was laid In on
fair ternsembracing Fancy Dry Goods Ladies' Articles
Mourning Goods Carpets Hardware and the best Family
Gr,ceries The business will be conducted 6y Mr. Albert
Summons, and much possible will be- attended to-
on behalf OF the family, blythe subscriber,
Raleigh, Feb. 9th, 1856. = astf =
TO THE PUBLIC. = = :
NHE UNDERSIGNED is NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds of machinery his line of the very
Miest ana most improved styles to wit Mill gearing;
sod master and skeleton spur wheels and trundes
cnar saw mills complete; thrashing machines FROM
70 horse power also late improved patent
thasher; shnge machines; machines warranted
equal 70 any in all kinds of turning plows sub
so Ihompsons late improved iron pows all kinds of
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps; mill screws Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular avs &C. He thinks his
xo morse power machine anything that has
been offered TO the public. With fifteen years practical
experience he fatters he is to finish
his work in the very best workman-ke STYLE and all be
fully received and promptly attended to. He will draw
dratts or give instruction that may be needed pp
ting up any of his machinery.
address, Milton, n G. his foundry and shops fou,
miles South of that place. . 80 = -,
The price Of his smut machine is S75 at the shop
his horse thshing maching is worth Sis5 s otle
:7a.... . III. YARBROuaH.
iJups 54h, 1885. syi -. :, l,,ss - ss-sssm
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PEsCUDs 4 GATL1NG.

i,ess- -Ags,d SIR at'ss .
= e'..ss-.--I /.
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&C. ,arnes printing stationery postage. apprehension
OF ers oil Candles gas, forage, straw furoture, bed
,des, shoye,s, axes picks, carpenters tools, keep
Q e for the messenger, pay of matrOn, washerwO-
II porter at the hospital head quarters and for the
Of cisterns at headquarters, thirty two thou
NAVY YARDS
he construction and completion of works, and for
trent repairs at the several navy yards viz
PORTSMOUTH,
completing launching ways to ship house number
four house. toos fol- machnsts and smiths, timber
slip, dredg fences, completing the extension of ship
house number four repairs kinds
sand two hundred dollars
For stone wall and 0llng around machine shop battery
ners for yard and officer quarters, Cleaning out timber
dock, braidng machine fittings for hide cutter bobbins
and strsp machine for block shop,
dry COCK engines deheiency completing shear wharf
and repairs Of all kinds one hundred and twenty one
thousand three hundred and fifty dollars
NEW JoRK =
For building and completing storehouse building and
completing coal house. extending quay wall launching WAYS
in shphouses and dredging channels repairs Of cob
wharf dry dock, paving and Tagging permanent fixtures
for heating mill, improvements Of new purchase for
marine barracks pilng for the same if necessary fill
tors extending c5pletng steam ~ bose sna
chinery completing oakum picking machine and engines
for the same stable for conlmandans horse and for
four hundred and twenty two dollars -
For deficiency castings for engine house, thous-
and four hundred and six six dollars and iy-eight
cents :. -. --s2 '.,---tN2 .',.'
For steam house and stoves, dredging channels repairs
OF dock basin aad railway building and completing
kinds SIXTY four thousand i've hundred and twenty dol
lrs f.' 2 80 - ~ 10 - y -
For completing ext.rsn nSa ~ %nHs,
veiSoh %. oIu uonance to :,achne shop timber shed
pavemenfs orsins' Az CUTTERS grading and illino d.d-
ing eatena''' 81 'a '0agdry machinery aud soa, and
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fDnh,ic Is. |

AN ACT to fix the g aduation periods for lands In the
reensbug dstr,e The State Of Lo"sana
e ~. Tinted States of America in Congress assembled
the snssd and sss RaIh the
~ &c ana under the act entitled, AN act Ia gr
s saae and reduce the price public ands
tiers and entto August @ fn eighteen rs,e ni IT.
she he computed from the dates which the lands become
subject to private entry after tho first or Offering
the same 90.
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WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAI5TIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
%. q Wnnlainrton TInII.

No. 4 Warrington EEalI.
AVlSGust returned from the Eastern cities With very
IL large and wen selected OF Clocks, Watches
and JeWt'T, the subscFber W6ud call the OF his
friends aud the public generally it, nshUEing them that he
viii sell cheaper than ever heretofore His stock consists
in part, follows:
Patent Lever Porcelain Mantle GOhc eight and one day
ClocEs.
Cold and Silver English, French and american Hunter ard
Open Paced Watches.
Particular attention Is called to American Watches
put gold and silver cases. wholly 10 ths country,
and warranted prime Hme-keepers.
The Ladies vii ind at his Establishment large aud we'll
selected stock Of and heaUtu! Cameo Jcwery, mich
cannot fail 10 please.
Having bought exrsmsylO, he feels very confident that
he sell Goods In his line before s0d
WEeeug aEd respectfully hvcs all es aud examine his
stock. c. P. BROWN
cells Nc. Washington Hall,
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THE undersigned will continue Ihe DryGooas business
their location the styc HEIsKELL
SWEA They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and continuance Of their
o. W. HElSKELL,
f December 81, 1855 f. B. SWEhRINGES, JR.
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NOTICE.
OS and after the first o! January, proXmo the preseut
" firm of Heiskell Co.. VIII be dissolved by limitation
James A. Fetzer retiring from The irTu.
All persons Indebted viii please cSN and make Pay
meat without delay, and those having cais against
will present then, for adjustn-
December 81 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAN GERS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most Thorough and Practical HnstI
IiOn in the West.
TERMS


!
F2r FG cgatrse ige!eling az DSpgrsgellts ey Boes
hesptn9, Lectures and PeihaahsttP, faVdrta6ty "a
For tsH Course III ladies' Ospurt''e'ss 20
t=ir thaaks or the gratifying aud unprecedented
winch OF their Institution siucs
newed exeE'ioas meet IN the most eeisHt nannsr tr
rapidly increasing dCnand oE practical l.S c0prehtH
ite OF mercantile training. The grest practical
experience OF The Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cial Houses, assisted b educated and accomplished gentle
syste I mas Of oTSTTS ROOM by or5I eSeresss
SOT AFTAISEDs BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
Ruy step by step pu he has mastered the whole routine
of an 4ccnnta1ts duties naoFoEghEg tEou9hkS had
serU6d an dIprtaFiShip IN some hsr9s Commercial
Io and ius all awkwarincss faltering, and egregious
blunders are, in great measure, dissipsied.
ants we have also svcared the services OF some Of the
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture COMMERCIAL
topics.
Our course Of Instruction Is extended parcularze
here but embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK EEEPISC, with free and iRl discussion of
Scientific upon Commercial History
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men, CSHmereai e-
ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ecs Of Trade, Part
| nsrs!iip, sc.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened for the reception oiLdies No Institution In
the Union mparts thorough OF interesting course in
In conclus5 we would add that We shall put forth our
best efforts TO merit in stu more eminent degree the as
terng reception with which entsp has met and ace
pledge oasstlrss to ta'a.f Taore Moro"h PEae1ftcai
cOuSG ~ haFCddt Instruction tam ctfR Ne Jol7ne az any
! other similar Mercantile Cpli6ge.
Among the many Recommendations, give the follow
ing
wC the undersigned take pleasure in testying that
are personally acquainted with Mr. Changers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher OF Book KeePng, which of the
highest order. He has had great experience Ae
cOuntant in heavy Commercial aud banking Houses, which
gives hin super!cr facilities in uparting Practical
kaoirle'0s Of oot Eeegag, and thorough conmsrcidI
Educd.i0N.
!. J. ALLEN, Ii. n.
President OF Parmcrs' College.
l. L0RIN ANDREWS,
| President OF Kenyon College.
To young men who wish 1cquire "BUsintss Educa-
tiOR, think affords facilities seldom eGualed.-
Sir GEASogR has the qualifications Of theoretical know
edge and aPness in t,Rcns, added practical Counting
Room experience, and :cc confident that graduates from
his College wiz he fully competent 70 keep the most coD
Gated set OF Books.
A. P. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JASNEY, Sss Board of Control, State Bank Of O..
| J. +. PARM, Rock Keeper AZ d. T. WoodburyIs.
| d. 0VERDIEit- Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
| IL. q. MILLS, Seo'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
/ O. B. MASON, Book Keeper 1t J. H. Riley & Co.'S.
| e8r-For fall particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
| fe4-iy rFOprietors.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES!
RUFLEEs'% BOOK IA E3EGsEIS'3
Writing Fluid

Wr4LInS fluid.
ONCE this superior Fluid the public,
y nearly two years, has constantly gaining in
favor, and preferred by many the far-fRmEd Ar
mold Fluid.
During the past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot
hes together with smaller sizes nneraLe ave been sold
to bankers and merchants Cincinnati LouEvlle, Pitts
bnrsh Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit Terre Haute, Lafayette,
tncennes, indianapolis, Eyausve Frankfort, Lexington,
Nashville, Memphis, St Louis NCksburg Jackson NaChrz
and New Orleans. 1t Ns also beeu adopted IN tire State De-
Iarments of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi II has
taken three first class Diplomas Mechanics Institutes
Cincinnati and Louisville aud four Diplomas Prize Me-
dals al State Fairs held last Fall in New York. Ohio Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants bunkcrs, &C.. Wheeling
tofOre using ArnOd's English Ink purchased J. j. But
ler'S Rook Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeng Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent ManuNctu-
ring Company; County Clerk Ohio County, National Tle.
graph oce baltimore and Ohio Railroad oHce; McLure
House; Kelly, Holloway Cos Russell 3icAfer; Gordon,
Matthews Co.; T.SWeency d Son. Donne Cowgirl; OFT
Boyd: Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor. Jas. II. Stout Col Lamb
din, GnbeIson & Co; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices ny
ocSO LaMBDIS, GILBERsoN CO.
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tn. JOHNSTON, JR.,
agent for Is"nc Cots.
WoopES8SWfIi, SS3S iSiy ;2M1RE 2sTE1EREr STAND"
Wheeling.
0EALER In superior FAMILY Flour, DRIED BEEF TosarES
- BAcgs. TrAs coFFEr, eaescsiy Fsri4s,
ETApL, JELLIH, SAUCES. CGIsCPs SUGARs AoLAsSAS SYu
CPS and every article usually found Family Grocery.
Ny old customers VIII fnd tie s0Tt' Of Teas CcI
fee. and other Groceries they formerly bought
FLOUR aud other Goods delivered in the City free Of
RandkeTchef5 aud Cravats.
II most fashionable styles Of StOcEs aud Ties:
Black silk cFavsts, extra sizes;
scarfs-piain black and fancy;
Halt Hose Of all kinds, embracing double feet and bas
susrendtFs of a kinds. toeudns boys alsrs OF var.
oUs styles and superior quality
ASf Thie win be sold very low at No Q, Washington
oRiO J. II. sTALLMAN.
IN BBLS no 1, Lard on,
~ 70 Spirits Turpentine; just received by
Isn4 LACGHLlNs 4 DUSlIFIELp's.
gRIs sBs Furniture yaFpi.h Il 35Eys :5f y nsprTrIn
GROSS BaFdOtte's Worm Syrup, for sale BY
jan5 LAUGHLINs BusHFIRLD.
GROSS Wrghs Indian Vegetable PIls, for sale low by
- jams LACGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
1(0 LBS Red Litharge Of superior quality sale by
1OOO ian5 LAUGHLINs &BCsHFIELD.
200 LIS LitiaTge, just rsce!ysa sy
OOO janS. LAuGHLIES BCSHPIELD.
IN DoZ Cherry PectOralJast receIvel by
~ tano LACGIILINS BUSHF1ELD.
1 BBL Japan Yarnish a prime article for sale by
1an5 LACGHLlNS& { BusnIELD.
. BBLs ETHEREAL on for sale by
. jams IAUGHL1Ns nusHF1EIp.
40 GALS. Holland Gin Of Prime Qlality-for sale by
" janS. LACGHLiNS BUSIFIELn.
x DBLS. LlnSced On just received BY
- ian5 LAUGHLINs BUsHFIEIDS.
TlS Bills COpperas for sale ioE--by
81 Jau0 LAUGHLiNs BUsHFIELDs.
POWDER
l0O ASS ne1o DOP0DA Aine GEO, WILSON.
y dss2i ---..---.-.--J. : J.R GREER CO.
SADDLE BLANKETS.
HAVE lot Of hrst Saddle Blsnkeis sale
aysl sls -...- ...e - -.,.- -. JOINS KGoTE
If1fl BARRELS No ruackeFel,
- 50 bbs Noe do
just received snd for sale by
ee J.R. GREER I CO., Main 81
DISSOLUTION.
ME Law PsrtneasiP exsIng between the undersigned
thls day dissolved b. mutual consent Each vii praes
tlse lss As heFetOioFe.
aea + iAfRS 4, PRSD1rToS.
FLOOR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER &C.
EATANTED-Fhe subscribers VII liberal
ADVANCES on eonsgnent 70 baltimore, PhlladeiphiE
OF se Ys. Ye: Of our wesat re, oas, corn barley.
So 'trE Wstes 4 cSi Street,
one HUADRED B4RRELS FL0EK
II tTsI sesetEed and 4dF hy !
z &C. 80. =. DOAaE = COWGIRL
5ll(l BIB aBIs Flour. Extra Family brands
2O00 btsaliIi is sieIled CoTEs-sSri sale nv
de22 ~ 6QHDQN, AAFFs4EWsE 4 co. &
! REsT Family ElouE for sale b e.l-9- 80
- sSSE!- y = dHAtA 3 CVs
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REMOVAL

NJ REILLY has removed trora his Old stand In Market
t4O square tu that new and spacious Warehouse, No. 81
green front side OF Man street. Monroe Ind
Q1ine lately occupied ty Nsssrs !Iunau& Mesulre,
commission house. II" hNs hand large general
Forneut of Groceries aud Liquors. which he III sell as
Wholesale at thC lowest market price.
- GunpoSder OF every description and Safety
Fuse. splG
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DTSgOT Tr,TIiSN

NE partnership existing DvIeen Iu subscrbcrF under
The firm name OF THOMSON Il PATTERsOS, this dag dis
solved by mutual consent The business viii be conncted
BY JouS H. THOMPSON, who viii collect debts due the lrr
and Pay al! claImS againstt
JOHN II. THOMSON,
j. Ii. PATTERSON
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Dividend,

THE Board of Managers Of the Centre Wheeling Market
lIoNse Association, have this day declared Dividend
Of cent Of tho earnings the Company to the
lst January-payAble on the 2jthInst. -
All persons tint have made payments on stock and have
not received their certificates notified to bring their re.
ceipS TO the Secretary, aud get them before 26 that
they may receive the dividend payable "a that time
BY order Of The Board. @
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RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS.
We, the undersigned practitioners medicine, cheeruly
and heartily eeonmcd Dr. Roses method treating
Of the Lungs and Throat the best
nj introduced into meca practice Our
based upon having several Of paticnts,
eI consumpYCs restored to vigorous health after
months treatu.cn; by DR.. Rose. In the
eases application Of 3icdicated Tapors inhaled direct.
" into the Lungs be justly considered grr;
suffering humanity rendering Consumption perfectly
bic disease.
Dr. Rose deserves well of the profession uawearied
iabors in bringing the Iuhans method to such degree Of
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E4LrH sroSE, VI. n.
JoSAs A MoTT, NJ. D.
CYRus KlSGSLEI, n. D.
WV, b. ACsTlN, 81. u.
0RVILLE CrsoS, n. D.
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Co.Partnerslain

n. MARSH has 's day associated With him NJ T way.
- man, for the purpose OF traasaet1g ty NhOCsac and
retail loot and Shoe business tl old r. Mays
No 50, Monroe street, next door Greer, on Co.. uHer
the Grm Of MARSH & WAYMAN.
Guly lst, 1sSS. ju so
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lIzA-NEOTs.
ICONS U.NP7I0N SUCCE.SF'ULLY FRE.4-
TED BIZ
INHALATION.
.EDIcATED vAPoRs,

1IEO- u
IN.H-A-I-A -A-TION
OF
NJ E DC ED VAP ORS..
BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, N. D.,
oSa nfa e Ie g GGs II 3s aga 1ga Ss gears
roI- -Risen4es oF the EpHOs
IN this age of progress medical science has contributed
her full share the general welfare, that which
shines the brightest jewel In her diadem, il her
80 ''' . MEDicATED vAPoE INHALATION,
in the treatment Of and asetions
The most absurd notions, narrow-apde1 prCiudces
empble iguOrance, aud unbusbin have lone
sed in the treatment of COnSumIfan Men of skill and
putator scans presfd nn nuseous compounds
&c be taken into te stomach diseases Of the lungs,
while the brazenfIced quack held up his oy
of hope for the consumptvf only enough Of
Of an soo Srs Pss ss @
functions and the health TINS injured All must
disease IS IN tv lungs in the stomach then why the
To The ey The advantage of InhaiIJion in CoRslmption
Throat Diseases is that medicines the form NapOr
Ia fbrs ft erfev frs to aid IN restoring,
health by administering to 1t healthy, nfe-siving food
There is 30 hopeless that Inhalation will not reach
manner administering the vapors being simple, that
the invalid is required to leave hOme where the hand
Friendship affection much aid the physi-
clans effort
The Inbang method soothing safe, and speedy and
consists in the administration of medicines in such man
tha: they conveyed into the lungs in the Or
practical revOutiOnize opinions
te mecpI vo, and establish the entire durability Of Con-
SUMPTION
aleaI the common sense of all afflicted with lung dis
cases. embrace az the advantages Of nhaatiOn and
longer apply medicine TO the un0euding stomach.
Inhalation place amongst precious gifts that
natre and art han us that "Our days may be long
the land p and as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CoSSUNPTIvE.
method not only rational, but simple, safe and eca
cious. "
To many OF my professional brethren throughout the
CnoD tender acknowledgements for their frank and
manly testy!nE the ofInhaatlon. shall
be pleased cooperate with them Offering the afflicted
:he blessings olSielicate Yapor Inhalation the
Of Consumption,
onc word for myself, in those claiming have
introduced the practice and to the tribe Of nitaor Who
with brazen mpudence, claim it as their own Iboh wrote
in favor of Inatiou and pracsed it 1G years. The Rrpa-
teen used with the medical employed achieved
only partial therefore did claim for then
the miraculous powers which long practice has since
bied to give it. Proof Of this be found my work
published Ia 1870.
Applicants please to ptato If they have ever bled
from the Lungs, ii they have flesh, have cough
night sweats nd fever turns, what and how much they
rectorae, what THE condition of their stomaCs and bowels
The necessary Medicines apparatus &C., will be forwarded
TO any part
TEEAs$5 consultation fee. Balance payable
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s. n. uARPBR Z son.

TO PAPER AANEF,A CTTIERS
BLEACHING Powders Uira Marine Alum superior Pour-
~ dinier Wires, Fng rSinC, French Clay, Soda Ash Sal
Soda Screen Plates Bed Plates Bed Plates Roll Bars
Knives RsgcuttcTi etc. furnished OE1er on short
spS LAMBpIN, GLBEGsON 4 co.
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Just Receivet
WHEELING MUSIC STORE
AND
EASTERN PIANO WAREROOMs

40. 49J -HlJ-f SG1
NEXT REuRYanL's FURNITURE s1oRF,
NHTEERE may be found variety of Boston New York
PanVS from the Grstclass makers, among which are
and Improved Scar, warranted stand in any climate
splendid assortment Of the popular CArharts Patent
MelOdeOn and Reed Organs superior in tone fnSh
my own manufacture, Prices from SO 4I15
All Of the above Instruments warranted for year from
purchase.
ALs0-a select assortment best Importers and Man
utacturs, Of Guitars, NOlns Acc0rGOns Fuiinas Fes
Flutes, and every article wanted by the world omusic
The subscriber hopes by studying the the people
aud strict attention to business, merit their patronage
MELoDEoHS TO LET. SHEET MUSIC.
7 fCl1;y n y TOuTE
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The Wheeling instrumental HTu-
sic Society
MEETS every Monday evening ~ o'clock In the Lee.
W tnTt Room OF the Lutsran Church, ChRp,nC 81 Cen.
tire Wheeling $. NJ HAMILTON PrlsI
/ q, A. DIETRICH, Conductor. nIl2--Gm
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llFEIIs ann IIllFH cOTN,J n
TRU NAILS SACRED EIIX1R,
4 -Hcdtc1nc for Dyspepsia dioHc
NILS medicine in extensive aud popular use in Western
Pennsylvania. II ltispreparelbS Nv Dr. Iruxsi OF Wash.
nGi9n CO.. and has given relief hundreds who have
1t, who are spreading its flUlC far and wide.
The of well appear vouchers for
its efficacy in the above disease.
~ Price $l,0n.
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THE -GALY1NIC SUPPORTERi
MIS- Female Supporter, operating on simple scientific
principle, gives great and often complete relief weak.
nssS Of the Pinaad In all where support h needed
fr9 II III 1ncAN 4 cn
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NUMBER 1855
CITY BUSINESS.
Hats and Caps.

TETEh h!a day received one Of the finest and taost
w beautiful assortment Of Hats and Caps that We have
ever hnd brought hs cy the most faehtonu.
be that could be made IN fhe eastern markets.
ItcompFi9es 10 nart the following kinds, lt-z
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BY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ D.,
Foo,e e Tire Royal oegs 9t PhysiciIs, and or gears
Senior FhysicII7 in tif IcH56s Royal IaE'rTGEy
roI- Hise14es oF the Lpa0s.
th age of progress, medical science has contributed
her full share 70 the general welfare, and that which
shines resplendent the brightest jewel in her adcm her
anHV Vr..gfass striff
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
as follow



Here we have in round numbers
about $500 for the walls of a two story
house, cellar wall included, each story
Of which covers an area of about 1900
square feet, as much as house 80 by
40 feet, and containing a good deal
more available room.
Now, the walls Of a wooden house
of that size, including the cellar wall,
built in the ordinary way, Of quarry
stone, viii cost, probably, s400, or
one-third more than this gravel house.
But this is ssomuch better than wooden
one, warmer in winter, cooler in summer
and far better every way. 1t viii
stand, too, jitst as s0cJl as brick. OF
this l have not the least shadow of a
doubt. No man need have any fear on
thatscore, if he gets the right ma sseerials.
In estimating the expenses of the
gravel wall, as compared with other
modes Of building, one consideration
should not be overlooked. 0thermodes
are perfectly familiar to US, and we
can adopt the cheapest and easiest
plans, but this is entirely new, and we
labor under many Disadvantages by
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

not being familiar with tie processes.
I am satisfied that with the same
persons to help me, / could put up the
walls Of another hpuse the size of mine,
for S25 or $50 less.
With regard to the octagon form, /
am decidedly in its favor, lot because
/ think it ii so much cheaper, for the
expense incident to 50 many angles
and corners will about balance the
saving Of room, but because It can be
divided into rooms SO much ra0re CON
veniently. The room is much more
compact and convenient, and those
closets, Of which you can get one to
about every room in the house, can not
be so easily had in the square form
And then think an octagon house, if
properly and tastefully finished, looks
better than a square one. But Of this
each one must Judge for himself
PH1LAEDER KEIGHr. Homer, Cortland,
Co., " Y--Aaae. .Phrenolog. Journal