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IT is NOT a DYE.
MRS 8. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

RHSTORER.
Gray haired Bald, persons with diseases Of haiF or
scIlp read the following and Judge of the articles.
MRS s. a. ALIENS zYLCBALSAMU UNI
Worlds essential with the Res
and the best Hair Dressing for old or Dung rNtah
being often ecacious in cases OF hair ing "c without
REV il Y. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. ave
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, l.. L. D. Murfreelhoro, Tenn.
notwithstanding irregular USE the falling OIL Of hair
ceased and gray locks restored to original COLOR
REV s. B. MORLEY, AttleDoro' Massachusetts. at has
changed the Grown Of Glory, belonging to old men.
the original hue Of YOUTH" &c.-
REv 81. TEACHER, go years Of nRe1 Pitcher ChenanEo
County, New York. "My hair Is now restored; 1t IS
uothing like dye &c.
HRy D. 7. WOOD, Middetovn, New York my own l hair
ed, where almost bald &c.
REV JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends 1t, &c.
REV w,PORTEUs, stanweh Conn at has met my most
9angune xpectatOnE,' Re-
RRv. j Y. GRISWOLD, Washington, n IL. at Is TeHn
efieaeious In restoring the hair" Be-
REV. q. II. FPRATT, LeWisbuTgh, pennsylvania 1--WE
and do eheerfully recommend it, &C.
REV. I. r. TUSTIS, CharIestown South Carolina "Tt'e
REV AMOS BLANCHARD, MerIdrn, n. II. eve think
very highly Of your preparation, &C.
REV u. c. SMITH, PTatVFsburgh, N. V 81 was surprised
to and my hAITtur MS when vas young DC
REV. @. 81. CLINK, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
REV. A. PRINK ChAtaqua County, New York. al amsat-
isaed and recommend IT."
REV D. NORRIS, Cross River, Sew York at is the best
preparation extant"
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, IinOr Mothers magazine, New
York, 'RecOmmends IT,"
We export these preparations Europe even and they
SuPerSedD& all Others there as well as in the United
doss not sot orsain Sold by all the principal
sale mer"hantst In tae u g., Cuba, or Canada
DEPOT, 1888 RROOME ATREET, N "
where address all letters and inquiries.
dealers try sell articles instead Of this on
which they profit. Write Dept for circular,
IeTma aud information. Genuine is signed, Mrs S. A.
Alien, written IN fnk. Beware Of counteTfcits.
septI-guieod
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AND WII6LEstl E GItOCERs.

=
PLAYoRINGs TO PRODUCE AT MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great improvements In
branch business The avOTngs are put up In pack
ayes OF g. 10 gallons, and requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit either st 4 proof and Liquors such as
CoEnAc either dark pale, Holland and English Gln Ja
lnIca and ST. CroN Rum onOng bourbon, Irish and
Scotch Hhskev Apple Peach. Cherry and Raspberry BrHn-
Madeira Wines will be instantly produced II
requires skill, addition OF good spirit, say so
GALLONS each gallon Of the respective Rlavorng.
The best COgnac oil, yellow and whites warranted
genuine, a any other Importer in the U. s.
EssRnces OF every Liquor Extract of COgnAc, h. of
which produces 200 gallons OF CORnRc.
Raw Whisky may BY R.s age and body preparation
be made smooth with hut tTning expense.
price OF PlRvOrinHs extremely moderate, and di
rections IN full supplied by -
CRSUit aud Importer Of Drugs EsseHtigt 3s and Net
ala, DdguerreOtVpe End photographic Chemicals,
No. IA3 Maiden Lame, New York,
n n Agent odlreys celebrated Cordial Bitters
and Gin ap2s-6md&w
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American Wines and Brandy.

Cincinnati brands and ZGne's Eslnnd brands.
@ PARKING OATAWBA, Quarts and Pints) TheTival
y OF French Champagne.
STILL CATAWDA, Corresponding to German Hook
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Keep Wines horisOnGt position, and In cellar
Il even temperature.
In cold lceGter SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three days before using room the tenn
peraurc about TOdegrees, that the Wines well
warmed through.
WINES for Injuries their and flavor, and diutes
Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive to bear ice.
E{7- In Offering Wines to the notice OF the
American public, desire all persons wo
purchase them hat they the strictly PURE JUCi
CATAwBA GEArE, free from and form Of alter
alton and containing alcohol excepting that results
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA is not made to INIT rs any
foreign article whatever but ills designed to he JUS What
is represented, an a m6ricnu sparkling Wtnrs as
Champagne is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here there
sembance the American Grape far rich
and uitv in Its flavor, It makes delicious wine The
prejudice of the foreign article be regarded
prejudice only, and inconsistent with and judg
mcnt.
The STILL WINE IS highly esteemed by Medical Us
admirable tonic for iuVRldS and for SACRANRNTAL
purposes II Is wholly uneXceptionable.
The BRANDY made from the Catawba Grape differs in
material degree from ordinary French Brandy of course
but the time all those qualities which
should superior article OF this kind and when
tits desired tohaye strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, il cannot be over estimated.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
| RpT-tlaw GENERAL AGENTS.
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cOT,DEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN SIS WHEELING.
r FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
r, TONE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing nas
= thew are now receipt Of their fu STOCK oil ran anu
Winter TrtIIs,,erv :oods.
sv lust received their Second Fan Purchases,
which, added to former stock, Will enable he 70
sent to the Public more than
U $40. 600 WORTH OF GOODS,
Rsn Inv far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
[s the RESURRECTION of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public. 11 ...,.. :,
To their former variety they have added large
and Rings the latest designs and best MAKES
aud also beautiful line of choice FnTs' sutaSe lo @
Winter Tradeto both of which, as well as 70 tneF
generality they invite the attention of the Trade.
Having been cities short time previous 70
the late heavy rise in all kinds OF Cotton FaDric anu
pHst well directly from the Importers, anu
uers in some instances they able to fer
Cash Bsyers either By the d.t OF AZ
To meet of their rapidly increasing
have made making ample arrangements 70 IuLnsH
the Public with the best selected stocks OF goods IN
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
$4,000 yds Silks-em6racing some OF the hnest imp
1000 Is French Merinoes, Cashmeres, bonoa
Thibets and Maddomias-of every quality and color
full line of the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded an
in striped Cashmeres and DelaiAes-imported.
400 Shawls and Cloaks-embracing some OF the
80 0ON yds nghams Debazes Dclanes and Prints, and
10000 ;" of Observation-Disclosures the largest line Of
American Woolens and Cotton goods kept by any Similar
house, IL not by house in the city a.=-.--,
They have laid in their stock wha view to closer chs
trade and pledge Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please ,,.. a..
Gloss cash J1tVerS exceled by house In the Vest In
the No trouble to show sent to
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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AM receiving and keep constantly hand aargestock
i of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 CO.'S P1ANOES.
Also a complete assortment of AIELnDE0NS and SERA-
PHINEs from the celebrated manufactures Of Carhart,
Nedham and A. P. Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gan style Churches Lecture with four stops
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MEDICAL.
-Twv,a .A-Y ER'S
Cathartic Pills,
GsBGAR G0ATEDO
ARE MADE TO
,,,V-..s - H.. IT. ST,Ir

ARE MADE TO
PTTTsBuRGH, Pa, May J. $50

AL l.
J. O. AYEE, Sir have been repeatedly cured Of the
headache body have by dose or two your
cleanse At once II they others they do me- the
fact worth knOwnS Yours win gFs2 saSes yo
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaint:
DEFARTsEST OF INTERIoR, wAsHsorOs, Q, Feb 80
practice ever you made em and cannot hesitate to
they the best employ
admirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ
obsna,s tSSt i tfiR I'D not readily
EFa'ernay a ~ e. I Ball H ~ FL
Dy.en1nry, " ksIGx. and ~ S WeT ~
P0 orr Ts1 p T G M6l msG TsS
have done wife more good than can e YOU Sne mao
oTed at great expense but got no better She then
taking Pills, which soon cured her, by ePel
cured two children Of bloody dysen;
ary One Of our neghboTs had BAD ana my s @
paid twenty dollars doctors bills and lost much
time without being cured entirely then Such medic
Sis here ge''' GEO j. GRIFFIN, Postmdster
Indigestion nnd LmPurity Of the Bl9Sd:
Dr. AVER have used Pills with extraordinary sue
my family and among those am called to visit IN
blood they the bestremedy have ever KNOWN anu
can e0nn"e'''S 's'O"'''F" Yours, J. V. HINES.
wAHsAw, wToxIso Co, n ~ " Oct "a, 1853
and find them excellent Pufgstye to cleanse the system
and purify the fountains Oh JoT 2S09H MRAoHaMMD
RryHipOIns, ScrOfnIn. Kings Evil, letter,
md AnII Rheum.
From forwarding JESrchunf of ST. louis, Feb 4, 1886.
Your pills the paragon Of al that isETeat
in medicine They have my little daughter OF ulcer
GUS upon and feet that had proved ncnra
bic for years Her been long grevously a1ct
with blotches pmpes her SKIN and in her hair
After child was cured, she also tried your T ana
have cured her. Asa mOnHHiDHh.
From he her DR. Htt1res, of tee leG0dEst kS Church
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. JAN 8, 1856
HOHoRKD SIR; should he ungratefu! Tor the reci your
skin has brought did report to you
cold settled my and brought eScrutiatng neu-
TnIgc mains which chronic rheumatism Notwit-
standing had the best physicians, the disease worse
WORSE UNTIL by the advice Of your excellent agent IN
Baltimore Mackenzie, tried Pills Their effects
slow, but BY perseverinE In the use OF them
am entirely well.
SKSETR CHAMBER, BATON ROU0E, La, 3 Dec. $50
Dr. AYRR have been entirely cured by your FllIs oil
years VINCENT SLlDELLr
For DrOpsy, Plethora, kindred Com
requiring active purge they excellent
For COstiveueSs or COusu M PtiOH, nd "H"
Dinner tsiIl, they agreeable anil ettectual
Fits Suppression, Paralysis. lnnanlnn-
ton. and even-DenGneHs, and Partial Hind
ness been cured by the Alternative action oil these
Pills T..
Most Of the pills In market contain Mercury, which, al
though skful hands, Is dangerous in
public PILL the dreadful consequences that frequently
follow neautous Wese contain no mercury or MIN
eral substance whatever.-
AYRES CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUTGS HIS, COLDS, EOAISSEN ESSIC IN
REIUKNX Z, BRONCHITIS. WHOOP-
ING COUGs II, GROUP, ASIMMAs
HNCEPIE EMF CONSUMPTION,
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AYRRs CHERRY PECToRAL,

ING COUQs II, CIRQUE, ASIHNAAs
INCEPIENT CONSUMPTION,
nd the relief of cOusumPive patients in advanced
We need not speak to the public Of its virtues Through
out every town. almost hamlet OF the American
States wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have
made it already Nay, few the families In any
civilized country this continent without some personal
experience It's effects and fewer yet the communities any
where which have not them some living trophy OF Its
victory subtle and dangerous diseases OF the throat
and lungs wheItsthe mostPowerul anttdote yet known
pulmonary organs the peasantest and safest REM
edy be employed for infants and young persons
should have in store against the insidous enemy
that steals upon them unprepared We have abundant
grounds believe CHERRY PICTORIAL more lives by
than thosei cures Keep by
colds while they cuHable nor neglect
them human skin master the ineXorabe eankef
that, fastened the vitals eats your life away.
All the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders and as
they know virtues of this remedy need not do
thcmt Is stll made the bestt can be we
spare cost toll to produce 1.-THE most perfect
possible afford those who rely on 1t the best agent
which our skill furnish for their cure.
Prepared by DIR Jnaes G.. yers.
Practical and Analy teal Chemist,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE 25 CTS PER BOX..-.......F1 FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
The genuine ARTICLES sold by 800, ~
Andby all Druggists Wheeling and Deaersn Medicine
everywhere. ieDEo:bm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

j. %. SCQ I,l'5!.. =.
No. 157 Main street wheeling,
Wholesale and Retal4
DEALER IN S,,,
,Vay,tches. Clocks, .BeWelry, WHtch q
IInterinIs, Tools. CSl L,s ,ss,. and Pen
,ITvpp plated and Britannia Ware, Gold fens anu pas
iis Cold and Silver Spectacles Port MonnaieS,
Gases oabas Work Boxes ReGos
pistols Ger SIN & Plated Specks Spoons ana Goods
sI C+nsrds Steel Keys, Steel Pens, Jet ana OoE
and general assortment oil ase'ui anu t'''l''
Having lately added very largely to my STOCK g @ to
0neF ws4atchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars. :.
the nd Gocis carefully repaired and warr@n.e
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DIRECTIONS.

CATAWBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataWha Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes unrivnled
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rINO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
i me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day of September
upon completing thorough Of Double Entry Book
keeping and its Collateral Branches secure lucrative en-
in Commercial Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation else they will
be Unidentified the full of the paid for tut
tton and thus realize - -f-
Free Tuition, or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from this Institution now fl.ing response
bic lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections OF the country
and being preferred by business TO Graduates Of
any other Mercantile College. Hence the above unpara
lce inducements which nothing but the great Superiority
my instruction and thorough training Of students for
business life would warrant. -s -rs 4a y
Tie PrincibGE IF this IStittiOn has been practical
deconntant for longer period hGA dty other IedchsT
IN tie Western country
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
my9 WIN. w. q GRANGER.
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until a general election takes place
The country appears to be in a most
unsettled state, and the result of the
Presidential election is auxiously looked
for.
SAN SALvADoR.-A revolution had
ragged in San Salvador. Gen. Barries
late commander Of the Salvadoran for
ces in Nicaragua made an unsuccessful
attempt to get up revolution against
the President. He subsequently, sub
mitted, and the revolution ended.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07

The QUICKEST RAILROAD TRAIN IN
AMERIcA.-The Michigan Central Rail
road Company are now running light
ming train from Chicago to Detroit daily
upon their single track, which for speed
and regularity is unequalled on any
road in America. The train leaves
Chicago at A. NJ, makes ten stops.
and reaches Detroit at O'Clock P. M.
making that place in 9 hours from Chi
cago, including stops, distance of 2s2
miles. The first day on which this
train came through, the 25th of MAY, it
arrived at the Detroit Depot on time, to
the very minute, and since then has
been promptly up to time, each day..
This is quicker time, by some two or
three miles an hour, than is made upon
either the New York Central or the
Hudson River roads, both of which have
double track. Under this state os
facts the people of Michigan may wei,
IIpoint with pride and satisfaction to the,
Michigan Central Railroad as one of ths
1best roads in the United States.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07

A HARD CAsE.-The people have a
hard time in this little world of ours
Even in matters of religion there is a
vast difference between Lazarus and
Dives, as the following anecdote will
illustrate:
Old Billy Chad attended great
revival, and in common with many 9TH
ers, he was converted" and baptised
Not many weeks afterwards, one of his
neighbors met him Keeling home from
the court ground with considerable
brick in his hat.
"Hello, Uncle Billy" said the friend
Il thought you had joined the church -
$50 | did," answered Uncle Billy,
making a desperate effort to stand still,
$50 l did Jeemes, and would bin a
good Baptis if they hadn't treated me so
everlasting mean at the water. Didn't
you never hear bout it, Jeemes p
"Neyer did,
"Then I'll tell you bout it {: You see,
when we come to the baptizin place
thar was me and old Jonks, the rich
old Squire, war to be dipped at the
same time. Well, the minister tuck the
squire in fust, but l didn't mind that
much, as ] thought it would be jest as
good when | cum; so he led him in, an ]
after dippin' him under, he raised him
up nifty keerful and wiped his face and
lea him out. Then comes my turn, and
instead of lifting me out like he did the
Squire, he give me one slosh, and left
me crawlin' about on the bottom like a
d-n-d mud turkle Z"
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ARCTIC SCENES ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
1.-The steamer Lady Elgin arrived at
Chicago on the 10th ult., from Superior.
which port she left on the 18th. She
met with much impeachment from ice
At Grand Island the ice extended from
shore to shore, but after delay cf two
days she managed TO force her way
through the pack. Marquette was still
closed with ice, and in some places it
lay in masses eff twenty or thirty feet in
thickness, strongly reminding the be-
holders of the Arctic scenes SO graphic
ally described by DR.. Kane. Any one
DESTROYS of experiencing the rigors of
the Arctic regions can do so with little
trouble if they take an early start to the
northwest by way of Lake Superior.
Huge fields of ice almost in the middle
of June, and which will not probably
have disappeared before the middle of
July, may not again obstruct the navi-
cation of the lake at the same season
for the next century.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07

" A mans wealth depends more
on his wife than his income, Some wo-
men will cause thoir husbands to be-
come rich on five hundred year-oth-
ers can scarcely keep out of Jail on five
thousand. Saving has made more for
lures than getting.
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THE NEVADA JOURNAL.

From our Extra of Friday.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NENADA JOURNAL.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07

LoNG SPEEcHEs.-The Boston pa
pers take a queer method of measuring
eloquence. They give the following
particulars of the speeches in the late
Dalton divorce suit:
Mr.. Choate's argument in behalf of
Mrs. Dalton, occupied t7y fow feet of
solid matter, and by lineal measurement
would reach quarter of mile. Mr..
Dana's argument on the other side,
would more than so half way round Bos-
ton Common, and these two speeches,
together with Mr.. Durant's opening ad-
dress and Judge Merrick's charge would
Ihore than reach around the common
and the public garden"
Yet the longest speech effected the
least execution, Mr.. Choate carrying
but two of the jury with him, with his
two furlongs of talk"
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f. SCHOTTE,
Assay Office, No. 80 Main Street.
WILLIAMSON l. \. DAWLEY.
WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY,
Rankers
Bankers.

AT THEIR OLD STAND, 80 MAIS STREET, NEVADA
Highest Price paid for GOld Dust.
DUY CITY, County and State Scrip. Gold Dust semitic
ID the Atlantic States and insured
Gold the United States Mint San Francisco
coinage
Drafts on the principal Atlantic States and transact
general Banking business.
Checks on Sacramento and San Francisco.
of the best Fire Proof Vaults in the State
and viii receive Special and General Deposits. Attention
paid o collections. lift
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Arrival of the Golden Age.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM
THE ATLANTIC STATES and
EUROPE.

By the arrival of the mail steamer
Golden Age we are in possession of
dates from New York to July 9th.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-07
WHOLE NUMBER 376.
Robert Emmett and his Love.

Robert Emmett and his Love.
Twas the evening of lovely day
the last day of the noble and Inflated
Emmett.
A young girl stood at the castle gate
and desired admittance into the dungeon.
She was closely yelled and the keeper
could not imagine who she was, nor that
any one of such proud bearing should
be an humble applicant at the prison
door. However, he granted the boon,
led her to the dungeon, opened the mas
sive IRON door, then closed it again, and
the lovers were alone. He was leaning
against the prison wall, with downcast
head, and his arms were folded upon his
breast. Gently she raised the veil from
her face, and Emmet turned to gaze up
on all that earth contained for him-the
girl whose sunny brow in the days of
boyhood had been his polar star-the
maiden who made him sometimes think
the world was all sunshine. 4'he clank-
ing of the chains sounded like DEATH
knell to her ears, and she wept like a
child. Emmett said but little, yet he
pressed her warmly to his bosom, and
their feelings held silent meeting
such meeting, perchance, as is held in
heaven only, when we meet to part no
more. In low voice he besought her
not to forget him when the cold grave
received his inanimate body. He spoke
of by-gone days, the happy hours of
childhood. when his hopes were bright
and glCrious-and he concluded by re-
ouactincr nor 70 coroa+in, &c 1-;c;+ +ba Mo
ces and scenes that were hallowed to his
memory from the days of his childhood;
and though the world might pronounce
his name with scorn and contempt, he
prayed she should still cling to him
when all others should forget. Hank
the church bell sounded, and he remem-
bered the h our Of execution The turn
key entered, and after dashing the tears
from his eyes, he separated them from
their long embrace, and led the lady
from the dungeon. Atthe entrance she
turned and their eyes met-they could
not say farewell The door hung upon
its heavy hinges, and they parted for
ever. No, not forever; is there not a
Heaven?
At sunrise next morning he suffered
gloriously, martyr to his country and
liberty.
And one-o'er her the myrtle showers
Its leaves, by soft winds famed
She faded, midst Italian flowers
The last of their fair band.
Twas in the land of Italy; it was the
gdrgeous time of sunset in Italy. What
m hgnifcent scene! A pale, emaciated
gill lay upon the bed of death Oh, it
WIS hard for her to die far from her
hid me in this fair land, where flowers
b pom perennial, and the ba7my air
Cd mes freshly to the pining soul. Oh,
nd her stars are set; the brightness of
hfr dream had faded; her heart was
b4 oxen. When ties have been formed
Oh earth--elose. burning ties-''what Is
m pre- heart-rending and agonizing TO the
spirits than to find, at last, the beloved
on e is snatched away, and all our love
given to passing fioweret." Enough;
81 G died the betrothed of Robert En-
m et-the lovely Sarah Curran. Italy
contains her last remains, its flowers
breathe their fragrance over her grave,
and the lulling notes of the shepherds
lutte sound requiem to her memory.
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Z. ?. DAVIS
Gunsnith,

Having survived the fire the subscriber has again
IL tablished himselfon SPRING STREET. in the rear
of the United Hotel where he will prosecute his
business for the present iu the Gunsmith line.
Rifles and Shot Guns kept constantly hand for sale.
Pistols. Powder Shot, Lead, Balls Caps, Wadding,
Flasks Powder Horns. &c Sc.
Guns and Pistols repaired and in order at the short
notice. Having superior Lathe, he manufac-
ture any part of machinery which may be desired
New Rifles made to order. o24f