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1)oetrp.
For The Cecil IPhig.
FRIENDSHIPS PRAYER.
TO MY FRIEND.

TO MY FRIEND.
Shall wish thee the surrounding
or Dame Fashion, Or the praise
Or her votaries, Astounding
In vain forms and f.wning waysi
Shall | wish thee wealth and splendor-
Pomps aud vanties Of life:
Scenes with which joy does not blend; or
Blending, turns from peace to strife
Shall wish thee all the gladness
MortIls spsn1 their lives to seek
Shlll | fish the free from sl1ness;
Safe from woe and fortunes freak
Shall have my wishes breathing
Hopes that perish in lfe's way;
Wishes v.in-anl viinly wreathng
Chaplets, blighted by decayl
My! I'll wishes give that brighten
More than dieting things of earth,
Hopes that m Ike the sd heart tighten
A, the world at mornings birth,
Bend thy spirits ear and listen;
Dis.uthrl!l thy mind from care;
Let the dewy tear-drop glisten,
While is whispered Friendships Prayer
Father! as the planets move
Calm and pl.cidly above;
All in peace and harmony,
Meath Thy ever watchiul eve
So meath Thy care, may my Friends walk be
blooming
Thy glorious smilings her life-path lluming.
As the mighty King of day
Drives the shades of night away
With increasing splendor beams,
Until he the zenith gains
So NAV my Friends darkness to MONDAY be
lightcned -
Her day star of promise forever be bright
cncl
Father. let her days be heightened
Let her filth in Thee BE- strengthened,
OF godlnesS, in every hour,
My she have both form and power,
When prosperous, have humility
Or adverse, still coniide in Thee,
Though tempted, still be firm and bold
And purer (tire rctnes the gold)
Dwelling daily i'll her spirit,
B, the joys the saints inherit;
Be her all earthly joys, and with them given,
b. richer JOYS, on eartll-through death-in
heaven.
And when the shrill alarm which makes thee
dead.
And ushers past and present to their God
Shlll pass away, and thoughts of time are He'd
BE- it thy lot, and mine, to learn the Word,
Pure from the throne; and with unveiled eye.
While floating throughthe eternal sea Of love
The still expanding joys Of heaven descry,
And live eternity, with Friendships God
above!
Tie Erts, lug, 81. C>aL Cay.
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DOC'T. Il. w. EaAINES,
DENTISr

NEWARK, DEL.-As many persons ere no
Navarro Of the time necessary to pcrfof, .>rzsse.
perfect operations in tho Dental art,I thnkgsfTYE
1t but justice to those at a distance who may con-
template visiting me, as well as to myself to thus
publicly suggest to such the propricty of timely
informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
request this us favor more especially where the
operations required of such u nature MS to
render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
m thereby prevent disappointment.
L. w. HAINES, d. p. s..
July II, '57-1y* Newrk. Del.
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LEMON JUICE IN DRopsY.-Lemons are
recommended for dropsy in Russian Medical
journal, and are said to be beneficial IN the
most hopeless cases. The first day one lem
on was given, after taking the peal off, ard
cutting it into small pieces. in sugar; the
two following days. For nourishment meat
was given. In every case the water came of
the seventh day.
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ALEXANDER EVANS.

NTTORNEY AT LAW. May be found
i at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torbcit
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjpinng his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April %, 1S54-tf.
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~Fashonably dressed women have now
in Paris diameter of precisely twelve feet
Geometricians can calculate the circumfpr-
ence--They hold on the arms of their cavaI.
iers by means of handkerchiefs slipped
through the same, and are helped to boquets
and refreshments by walters attached to tho
cnd Of long stickS.
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ROBERT LII MS DIN,

(HUCUESSUK OF JOHN LUMSDEN.)
Grocer g. COMMISSION Nsel chant,
No. Al, Chcapstde, (two doors ir'm lall St
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all kinds o. Grain and Country
~ Produce on Commission, and keeps Oh
general assortment OF Groceries always u
hand.
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REV. RuFUs W. GRrswoLD. an author Of
considerable power and whoseiliterary works
and editorial labors have made him well
known to the reading public. died at his resi-
dence in New York on Thursday evening
lie has suffered from lingering illness for
some time past.
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A GA q ID.

TVHE undersigned, having entered in
l. Co-Partnership for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be -ntrusttd to them
Office opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always bo found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN 4. j. CRESWELL.
n,
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CHTLLS .4AD FEVER.

lust received fresh supply of Paschall's Fever
j and Aguc Mixture. Il never failing remedy for
his disease; give it trial.
DR.. IL. Ii. MITCHELL. AGENT.
may 80 tlstO llkton, Nd
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REMOVAL.

WM. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony ufs.The Cecil
Whig' Building, where he may always be
found rcadyto give prompt attention to ali
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft,
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81 PHILADELPHIA sURGFor
S.Sscssz<~ BANDAGE INSTITUTE. No. E; .
NINTH Street, west SIDE. sixth store Above M.r-
ket--B G. EvEErTFs Premium rntc.; ,radoa-
ling Pressure Tnss. Kupiur,s of rs year, rur :
cai'y cured. Also every variety Of Surgical APP
pard'uS Skillfnl'y adjusted Shoulder Brnses. Alb
dominnl Support ers. >usponsoly aud licmotrhoi.
al Eandngrs. Silk and Cotton FL site St,.b p.,
ana Belts. Ac. Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs lveye',
Feb lily
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Gs...lilcfrc.
IGl.EiT'ON, ACADEMY.

FgHIIE Trustees wnUlI ain"urre ti.ut t'e
Il Fail Session Of this lr,tituri' u con.
lucncrd ON th@ 18th ut.. uni"r the Tjuu g..
vision q. j. T.. 4. .'oi,t. \. VI s"aje;ud ~
Mrs. J. q. \. Jones, h"it experience
Teacher. In "rle. lo place the best edu"a-
ti"nnl advantages Within the reach &. I'll,
they have Considerably reduced tie rats ~
tuition. They wsuli therefore lrol-c ttai ~
public will give increased parr' uagc :. the
School. that it may he enabled t. .G&'o,-.
itself and he made First Class iMyt.}a..un II
Ledrning. The branches VIII he aL~h ~ ar,
taught in all oar higher schools and college,,
and pupils may obtain a thoror;.a f. ''...,
or Classical Education will.ou; gOHs avn
home.
RATES OF TUITION
lst Ciass--Speling, Reading. W,.ting
Elementary Geography, Arlthncti' - It
Grammar, per term. So ,.:t-.
End Glass Including Grammar, 4, n;..n.
ply. Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mrns,ra''.4
Algebra. Geometry. Nat. Philosophy. is.
tory and Botany. pertelm, 80 f,,}.
3rd laaS--Tri2ononetry Survey ing. -
liticai Economy, Science Of GuvcI!i..,. ,,,
Rhetoric, History Of Literature N!ih' -,
logic. Geology. Mct"orol, 81, Mvita, I'D
Moral Philosophy, Natural Thcoi"f., w..
lences Of Christianity and Rae i.alin be-
guage. per term, $3.50.
ANY Of the above named branches WITH
the Greek, French OF Gernan Language ";,t
Literature, Per term. sT.4 -
ENTR AS:
N L 81 c on Piano or Melodeon. 7sr
term, GG5s.n
Percil Drawings or Monochrol..atics So
Painting in Water C"lnrs, :..t,%s
" Oil CoIors, .,.sts.
Embroidery aud Needle VI orl. , 90
An extra charge of 80 cents Tor each al lie.
TWO Winter terms to driray expenses Of
fuel &c. will be made on each pupil.
eleven weeks constitute one tenn
No deduction for less than il weeks l,~.
time. GEO. X. HOWARD, President
+. 4. ELLIS, Secretary.
September q, lS5G--ti
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Hon. A. r. SoLLERs. We find in the
J Baltimore Clipper" the following letter from
Ia correspondent at Nottingham, Md, in ref.
Nfrence to to the reported dcsertion of the
Snencan party by Mr. SoLLKRs.
( lsssers Ednors:-Thc Planters Advo.
Unpublished at Upper Marbo ro.' Nd
sit instant contained in its columns a
: st the Hon. Augustus r. Sellers. of
4 Rlnty, had deserted the American
III open arms he was ready to re
Even applauded HIM for his course
behold that gentleman rcpudi.
II Sver done the bogus Democracy
i. y the cause of Americanism
e ever was. This have
hle source from one who
conversation with Mr.
eject. and it was with
news was received in
hasten to communi-
= it if you deem it
DIRECTIONS needed.
~ AMERICAN"
1.-The Charleston
Aeection in that
u he State Legis-
pcs Blum de-
sthe election of
k6 votes over
%with great
Ate as deter
aof the peo-
: ~ policy of
in refer
Ney hav-
Of the
q. Geor-
rtions
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WHITE SUGAR, Cheap at
w E. BROWNS, Jr
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WHITE Barcge at
w Z. BROWNS, Jr
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Sugar, for sale at
+. BROWNS, Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30
Naval Intelligence.

TIE United stales soop Of vinocunes, ser under
gosng thorough overhsulpg, has been removed from
the dry dock In the Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 make
or United States propeller Despatch. The Vim
almost . new vessel, and will be ready Tor
see In q few weeks Her destination s China
The United steam propeller De patch
lucky bargain for Uncle Sam. she purchased for the
Arctic expedition ater the search Of the late amened Dr.
Kane but was proven sner beard Of survey 70 DO unit
Zoe thl duty. She has since been poyed In the coast
survey and other minor duties Her machinery add other
Appointments very detective, and would be well for
the Navy Department 10 condemn her.
The United states gate Savannah IL 10 be razecd into
oop Of var. All her mssn spsrs snd rigging have been
removed tor that purpose she goes into dry dock after
the removal Of The Despatch.
rhe steamer Arctic, nov nuipg out at the Brooklyn
few weeks % take soundngs In advance OF the vessels
ploycd 10 the laying down Of the submarine cable,
10 furnish reliable information 10 the company In
reference 10 the outer edge Of the Gulf stream.
Hamptou Rosds. OF Old Point Comfort viii proceed 70 see
nursday, ID July next
a det.chneBt Of marines len the Marine Barracks,
Bsorslyn, yesterday, under the Command OF Lieut.
olmes for Washington. They n,en Ted part Of
TIE saud of the Uaed stsies soop Of war Germantown,
B~e.sis xich.e Hall and Carpenter Root N Balm have
been desched from The reoevin ship pennsylvania, ana
ordered " the Uaned ss,es sloop Germantown.
Gunner Chwl-s Oliver has been detached from duty
the Goeport Yard, and ordered b, the Germsoto~n
oar no Jsneirs correspondent, writing on 18Th Of NAY
ne United sstes soop Of Falmouth had srrlv
River Ia Plata ION o. May, and Fortunately did
GOT eonirsct the fever when here She y now at MAI
Duaoo, ssout ninety miles from honsevideo-sll we'll
sl ss for Buenos Ayrcs and remain there out
fec days, o. abe VII return 70 uHs port Cuo) eafy IN
re Tinted States frgsie Constellation arrived 81 Gibrs
var "a NE On instant IRON Alsie~
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sslh Crops OF Europe and Asia.

lfrOm NE londou fost, June 10
The general result of the European and Aeauc silk crop
be approximately estimated and according ad
vices from Aries Duour, Of Lyons dated yesterday
n likely prove better than lime anticipated
Prom q rtssns which be furnishes, the following tate
gathered respecting each Of the producing
tries The from Turkey aud Greece Is ia Vorabls
lsbe. Al Naples the nrst crop, although reduced TO
bali 10 much better Than last In sicily and Ca
Abris TIE prtsye ying but tue latest adv
that s their furth heworms have be
rsrely affected Ia spain is only half
mai crop bit y sun much better than the last, both
regards quantity and quality In rucany aud the Roman
ssAias apgcuaDcc- are very promsing From Lombardy
IL stated thai W The districts Of Branzia Bresca, 8erga
aud tae 70 rohe seed has not succce led ana the
pcduce ~ be very poor but that IN the Fri pul aud the
hsh y fol al 10 going mot satisfactorily. Ia Pied
there ssnera nplants, but the results are
murh better than hose uf last Ia also,
which China and fomsardy the richest silk pro
duoin county 10 the world believed the yield not
bsaBoing Al drs~backs sl be superior OF 1883
n Dufour adds hki assisted by tue generally yoraDle
tenperaure the crop, but for the disease Ia the sect,
~0uid have been marvellous lhis persevsrtng maisdy
he c.nsders, had ne origin In the bsd food shieh the
received Gu ing six years OF most
winters, fiosed by harsh springs aud, the
has Icurncd n natural character, the hope
ls cItea,~Dsd Of gsdusl imIr Jvemcnl
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MATnrmouIAs..

MATRIMONIAL FUaINE FORREST WILL, UPON
NJ the cept Of 10 cents send TO person true picture
NJ life, from specimen OF their hand
writing and picture Of their Intended Address Engine
Forrest 1917 Bovery Post Office.
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DIAmoHDs.IrHs rsADt n snsrpcrrULLr N
forved bai vs are continually rsasufHrurins have
"a hand iayrr diamond jeweiAy o. the s,es, ssyes
larvr ssrcreut diamonds hand senG do>e srr
vshA .lHAssonAs acught for cash
u RkRnANH CO.. us nroc-~s rws~L
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no murrNn among ne csnis 90 ne Ra~so Prusran
frouiict hsd ceassd and ne usual uteroommunic@iion
provisionslly re-estsbhstsd.
The pru~p-ciss q oomp~ny for ne lnportauon %
Brush coal uto Hsnburg ana for wNnst 10 NE river
Eee, he'd been issued Al Hamburg.
me Rslesn slnistry have rccpmmsndef the kas 70
close feeR.nve pcssi1u q Ists-Sf, whch wouh
pend the dircussiou q me b out hsabe nsstaaons u
next session.
ne funs rs a ousss Jer~ld plsos NE isth ~
June, and siteudet ~ large numher ~ NE m mt
emibs Bt 10 nteraiure and art, inciadng sesws
Charles Dckens, Thackoay, L~sdsoer, H Ch~ic- k~~'
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lFro@ the lyndon STAR, June 10
On saturday morning meeting o. the snarenoder 10
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SOazaTIOAI4-

ID WARD -AT NETTING HELD AT THE NORTH.
- HOTEL OF Cor'lu IL and West streets,
evening Of June So 1851 In call the
democratic Repub lean O mmee, OF with wilson SIN all,
Oh, the follow officers for the
weie unspimousiy eecied:-Fos Chairman James Hscke
for Secretaries James traney NJ Hagsary IRE
hnoch smith; for Sergeant Al rms Neil eley by order o.
EFOCH SMITH, Chairman pro ten.
Jas CRANKY, Secretary.
hTH WARD IN PURsU ArCE OF THIS PLAN ron
be re- organization OF he Democratic republican rary,
the democratic Republican 1enerl Commee ~
which wilson Small Is chairman, tue snro-d Members
psmtled ut he Natl nal 7. Coyle No. Roosevelt street..
~ 10 10 p NJ and unanimously eested the follow
ing OF the Fourth Ward Democratic Assocs
un-For President william oard Vice Presidents, Pat ick
Grove Charles Dougher,y secrssr.s, VIM. Locker, Nd
ward N. Morris; Treasurer, John Oliver.
JOHN Ridden, Chairman pro tenn
Iaos, ~ sT,, nnsHDAS' Secretaries pro tenn
Teliers-John Barry Thomas asbr
Young MEMS NATIONAL AMERICAN UNION CLUB.
"A special meeting ~ The above Uluo will be held this
evening the som instant Mt Central Hail. Ia Grand
street nj half psst7 cclrck punc,ual attendance h
nestly requested Of members. BY Order.
JOHN THOMAS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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The hopes Of the Holy See 10 arrangement with
Portugal regarding tho bishoprcs In the East Indies are
end, the Lisbon Chambers refused listen 10 the
proposition
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Rs~4s and Owsbresks On the United states.
IFrcm The hsncbesse~ Gusrdisn, June 10
We commented yesterday on the with which the
A@esoas govern neni appears 70 lid sen VI she oelSa
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SUhnsTUn.a, "a

E,uRNITURK TWO TURKISH EASY CHAIRS, RosI
wood we'd n .mes and COLA satin aud
I'd In hair Tor sale ouch for IS each 81 70 sowery ap
floor.
LrURNI1uRE wAfTGD FAMILIES HAVING LARa
mall quantities % grod furniture n dispose ~ NJ
receive The hshes price rsd ey calling 81 the
dressrg rsomA~ a. Oonroy as Centre stect four doors fro
Pearl
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NAHD. MADAME PsEwsrER REruRSs rHANKs 2
" her friends and pafrnns and hat sf~r
thousands both In ihs ciy Phlsdeyhis who have
suited her With entire satsfseuoa she f~es uhden s
the questions ~ asronFv love and lsw matter ,oks
oracles relied constantly By Nsgoleon. che has
equal she will tell the of he fHurv hrsAsnd
that o. her ysera No ~ fourth svnne nree doSrs
Tenth street
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MADAu wID1RR-GIrrED srArTs4 LADY TEfI
Nl corrrcuy, ov., marriage, friends buNnes. sissras
Irescrbes medc 2. 'or all llreas~~ hoW NJ naln or~r
lost OF stoleu sso lucky number~ 81 isl West fwsk M
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Miss A SNOW, THx cELnBsATxD BUsINe
m clsrvoysnt BY he urg~u, sBcatan n her fr~nfa N,
cnusented 10 resume her business for wki- her ~ 70
81 Greene street No g. secout sou she "a wont 49,
rate IN her denesfinus business anf m ara 49,
friends, tell mir vneresbou,s state 81 hsslsh A.
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MADAM HARsF PREDICTIONS aRs Cszr.t.
w ~ events % ifs told, The niend~d husssnA 40 N
ny sr-onay ~ hef secr-s powvrs Onc~ No W.
nee o. cenn k~
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An AsrRotoelsf rnAr ssArp ran woKLD-as
a I've honssnd dcslky rs~art o6-r~d " sny cee ~
syere psyusrlasiy c>s-s lac suin esd al susnS ~asw
nforwaaou Of any hind would vel W cal and IN
urAl ginet lady. n. Behe 10 m hnmbuG. rAn and 49,
and aAntru
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09
THE
Gr@fenberg Medicines!

* Ws knoEn and eagerly sought for throughout ii
Never Before their introd elton could any series
popular remedies be found that saua 10 n
that we're always 50 be relied and within REAR
Never Before the Grasfenberg PTIs, ceuld Won a.
taiH for IS remedy Tor Bilious Ddea.es Live
ComPlaints, Dyspepsia, COHiVeness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy eould sBv
thing be found that eEred all cases OF ls and 9s ~ ~
Never Before the Green MoGnfIs O,Strsnt va. -.
10 be found for use, Immediate care for Burns Buls
cots OLD serss hFJlPhela and IRAamma0ns, either x
Never Before Marshallh Uterine Cstholi,su vas Fall
Ing Of the Wemb, other Uterine diseases foupd 10 bs
madeleine =
N II any ply seiansupposss thar this IL sr,ly 1u,s
Of Utica, wealthy aHd old physician Of he AIopabs
SchoOl-ihat will furnish any Reputable Dbyses
quantity Krauitousy to test its lss on b3 Dstis
and t1rlhemors ty WrtnE TO Dr. POmeroy, be fur
y Ihs fsma that he msdsns hEs d,eoTsrsd
in aoeAtury.
Never Before the Grsfsubsrg Dyssutsrv svrun. ~,
there certain remedy for Bloody Flux Dysontsy and ar
Thol or Ch9lsr-noW, all can be cared few hours
Never BefOrE the introduCtOn OF the Chdrsn5s Pao.
esa could mother fee herbsbs safe FOR dav Wbie 9nds
ave years Of age Y0cthfl diseases and strong medicines
carried then O6-Ro, this medicine cures them sven T
The doctor and have need their
Never Before any Tonis Bitter 90 poguIsr AZ III.
Health Bers that Use Why should ne world an -,
from DysPepsiasr Bilious dssasss, Whs ais umps nd
ie.na can, al all times, prevent it
Never Before was any preparation OF sarSaparilla 80
powerful a. thai pounded By the Grsfsnbsrg
Never Before has the CORsumpuvs's Balm fou al is
equal How many there nov in life and beaItb VIZ
would ere this have entered Deaths dark portal hey lad
not been recommended In preferences - anv
nestTums shat are loudly Wanted
Never Before were Piles aad HUNDREDS OF lsssess EN-
tain Of cure We Rave certificates OF persons entirely re-
eVed amer Dr. Mott and other great physicians had asss
ed that nothing but The knife could aE5rd relief.
Never Before could indamed eyes and WsakBss5 II
sight be cured for 2Sc. The Bye Lotion does il.
Never BEFORE vas Ehy Book published that eontsIpH
as n ach medtcsl knowledge the GTBfenbsrE Manual n
Health, FOR 3c ought 10 Be In every family in The land
Never Before ha! aHy AlmansS been publishod 50
oausbo as the Health Almanac. Is furnished graIuousT
" ali Druggists and By MACKENZIE & BECEWITH
harenlG-u Nashville, Tenn.
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A. }. Mcbride.

COPPER, TIN 81 SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 7, BROAD STREET,
Ma HVILLE 7 EN- NESS EE.
r HAVE this day purchased the interest of Mr. Henry
McCsAin in the above business, and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
Gbersty heretofore extended to the firm and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of avoTs from them and
wish info all the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale q spleud d lot Of
COOKING ST0VESJ
Of various patterns. Paror Stoves for wood and Goa
and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hol
low Ware of every variety hand made to order Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
l am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work such as
House Guerng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK,
Ny old friends Of the River will find to their advantage
to call and give heaylng before bargaining elsewhere
for work
ALSO, for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cylin
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
June IA. ie25
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
NJ un uakH5- E~wara

Next door % Can0un'G-
TTTE now have on hand . beautiful stock Of French
w LndI English Merinos Plan Paid and ANDRE
shaded al wool DeLsines Bombaznes, C2shmsres, Man
chester DeIaines Plaid Red Yellow and White Fannslr
all qualities Also, q complete stock OF Staple Goods
ssrvan Goods Of sl kinds 10 which We inv e the attn
ton Of ell Cash buyers IS We can gTs good bargain,
gept2a-d
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter LOrilIard.

NO. AZ CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK.
@ UCCESSOR ofPNTHR 4 GEoRaE LoRuLArp. oasrs f,-
Osale all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBAOCOS in genersj
use For particulars, fRICa CURREr can be Obtained b.
addressing above. This Establishment il ops al ~
oldest Of the kind in the United States.
mRy2O-lY