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wAsHrxeros. Reb "a Senate.-Mr Hauulin pre-
sented the petition o. GrinneI, Minturn Co, and
Other merchants and shipowners Of tie city Of New
York, demonstrating against the passage of law to
repeal the act allowing bounties 70 vesselBengared in
cod fishing, the ground that fisheries the great
school from which are prpd1eed the most elective
masters, mates. and sailors IN the merchant service
and In time Of war some Of the best in the navy
Of the United States and the removsl Of such
boanties would almost annihate that school for
men
On motion by Mr.. sHdeH. the seuate proceeded 10
the consideration Of the bill amend an act entitled
I" An act 10 authorize relocation OF land warranfa
Nos D. and 5, granted by Congress 10 General La
fsystts x. approved , February 1s isis Ihe grovis,
Benjamin but, on motion By Mr.. Pagh, the further
consideration Of the subject was postponed
The Senate soon after adjourned
House.-The Speaker laid before the House a let
ter from the Secretary OF War; transmitting state
ent Of the expenditures during the year 1857 from
the appropriation for the contingent expenses OF the
military establishment, which was laid the txbs
aud ordered 70 be printed i Ia
Also, letter from the Secretary OF War, trausnit
ting transcript Of the official army register for The
year ending June 30th 1857, which was laid on the
table and ordered 20 be printed
Mr.. Crawford, Of Georgia, from the COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Means, reported a bill TO appropriate
money to supply deficiencies in the appropriation
for paper printing. binding and engraving ordered
by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
Thirtythird and Thryfourth Congresses, and 10 VAS
read twice and committed. 1000 .sI.i "a
| On motion Of Ar. Clingman, Of North Carolina,
the further consideration Of the resolution Of Mr..
Hoard. Of New Yo.s, 10 appoint select COMMITTEES
70 investigate as to whether any corrupt influence
had been exerted 10 procure the vote Of Mr.. Barns
OF Ohio. against the resolution Of Mr. Harris OF Hi
nois TO refer the Presidents message on the subject
OF Kansas atfAirs to select COMMITTEES, was post
poued till day after tomorrss.
I A long debate npon the Kansas question ensued,
at the close Of which,
Mr.. Underwood, Of Kentucky, presented joint
resolutions Of the Legislature Of that STATE IN restior
to the soldiers OF the revouon and the war of 1919
which were laid on the table and ordered to b
printed.
Mr. Stevens, Of Washington Territory, presenf
relative to Oregon, including portien Of the Terri
tory Of Washington within her boundaries State
which were referred to the Committee on Territories
The House then adjourned.
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TI,OBACCOI-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
the Tobacco business for account
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr., co.. at Nos. and
20 Naichez streets. .
All business entrusted in our the best attention
We will ali keep hand large and choice stock
suited for all markets. hogsheads and bales All descrp
tiops Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hogsheeds and
bales for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr
New Orleans, October I. 1857.
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SINGULAR FATALITY.--On the 18th ult, a. Henry
Meshamer, son Of Adam Meshamer. Of shenango
township Pa, was assisting to load saw log upon
sled, the side Of hill, be went below the sled with
handspike to keep the log from rolling down, and
when engaged, slipped and felI the log rolled over
his PROSTATE body, smashed his skull in most shock
ing manner and killing him instantly. Mrs. David
Roberts, lady advanced in years, in hastening to
the scene Of the disaster, slipped and fen upon the
ice, breaking one Of her legs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

NJOTICE-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SIM
IN gentlemen be accommodated with boarding in
family liberal Location convenient Address F. at
this ohice fs2 Il
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Talk ON 'change.

The fine weather yesterday was one topic for com
ment. Every one who expects to do any business
this season is actively engaged-in fine, times are
brisk, excepting with the medical gentlemen. With
the legal profession, there is not much litigation
going on as to employ more than half of the mem
bers of the bar In other circles there Is talk about
freights shipments, and one thing and another per-
tanning to the gigantic commerce of New Orleans.
This reminds of the great shipping interest Our
marine list, this morning, gives stern report Of ar
rivals. The late westerly and northerly winds will
keep the expected arrivals out for two three days
We alluded to three of the Mobile bay steam tugs
having come into the Mississippi river to contend
with the old association which has withstood and
broke down all opposition for the last fifteen or
twenty years. The old towboat association hold
twentyone towboats. To return the compliment to
the Mobile folks. they have dispatched one boat for
Mobile to be followed by two others, to be employed
in the bay towing trade. Competition Is the very
life and essence of trade.
We learn, however, that the Moblians complain
that many of the residents of the interior Of Aaba-
ma who have for years traded in Mobile, visiting
New Orleans this season. They are induced to do 50
for various reasons first, New Orleans is great
place. and still growing; second. that on arriving in
Mobile, they find the cost of passage between the
two cities to be from fifty cents to one dollar, and two
dollars, and being so cheap, they step directly on
board the New Orleans steamers, and with only a
nights detention, are landed in our city.
Talking of Mobile, we are reminded Of the large
reported increase in the receipts Of cotton from that
port hither this season. This increase is only nom
nal because last year there received from Mont
gomery, direct, Is 900 bales up to this time. This
season there has not been bale reported direct from
that port, the quantity received from there being
mostly reshipped at Mobile by Cox, Brainard Col
line of lake steamers, and landed at Lakeport, tht
terminus of the Jefferson or upper Railroad Their,
are some advantages to be gained by forwarding cot
ton from Mobile TO this port. 1t will pass for 0rlean
cotton in some markets, and command higher pric'
than under the classification Of Mobe--though oftel
the shrewdness of the Manchester folks discover th
difference.
The New York Times, Of the 23d, remarks as fol
lows:
Private advices from Paris by the Africa speal
positively of the suicide of NJ. James Oder, tn
banker whose failure announced by the last mai
The report however is not generally credited anon
our French merchants whose letters notice the rumo
to contradict it,
We have heard of the above before, but we hav
received no intelligence here direct, conirmatory
the sefdestruction though it has been talked of yer
freely.
The Northern mail failed yesterday from beyon
Philadelphia. The New York mails Of the 23d can
through.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

eY rnxuxsvsnmr,NE ORLEANS, JACk.
&&k gs2f shSrkSabl AS9 GREAT SoRTHEES
On the LIST day Of March, 1858 and until further notice.
passenger train will leave New Orleans daily 20 NJ
arrive Rahaa $50 NJ. Returning It will leave Bahala
a g As A, NJ, and arrive at New Orleans al p. NJ
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THALBERG AND THE MEssRs. JAcoBs.-lt will be OF
interest to many to know that the word'renowned
pianist has weakness for the banjo and has learned
to perform on the instrument in a mastery manner.
He was first attracted to the instrument in New York.
and since his arrival here has taken lessons upon it
of Mr.. IL. P. Jacobs, who with his brother ]. l..
Jacobs give lessons to all who choose to call at their
headquarters, No. &c st. Charles street. Thalberg
has compmented the Messrs. Jacobs with testimo-
NAL in regard to their system of teaching the banjo.
The Messrs. Jacobs have recprocated, by presenting
the great artist with splendid banjo of their own
manufacture an article which he glad to accept,
as he designs creating a sensation with it on his
return to Europe. The testimonial Of Thalberg,
however, is not the only to the ability of the
Messrs. Jacobs in teaching. The correspondence, in
reference to the above banjo is published in another
part OF to-day's Crescent.
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V,OMBULA OF THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL WASHINGTON, Exhibited at No. 90 Char

VOMBULA OF THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF |
L GENERAL WASHINGTON, Exhibited at No. 80 Char |
tres street.
This celebrated original Portrait Of Washington,
hibed street; will be disposed
Of in a Tombola.
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT IS A TICKET.
Each subscriber will receive subscribing premium
splendid Photograph Of the Painting.
The Drawing will take place the Tickets are sold
Notice thereof will be given in the papers,
Orders from the country to be addressed to
fe2s I'm C. DUBAMEL. No. 50 Chsrtres street.
CANDs' sARsAPARILLA, FOR THE REMOVAL
~ and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases arising from an I'm
pure state OF the Blood or Habit Of the System.
The Original and Genuine Article.
INFINITELY SUPERIOR TO ALL oTHERs-PLEAs-
ANT TO THE TASTE,
Composed OF
Purely Vegetable Extracts.
And may be taken all wITh PERFECT SAFETY.
TESTIMONY FROM THE ARMY.
MONTEREY California
Messrs A. b. D. Sands: Gentlemen-I beg leave to add
my testimony your Invaluable medicine hoping
may lead other unfortunate beings to its effects and
they may benefited fhave been arrived here by
the the Of October last few days
attacked with very dsagreesble eruption OF the
skim my physician could happened to find
your Sarsapara in this place, and remembering the
popularity the medicine home purchased three bottles
which desired effect Of removing difficulty entirely
J.H. MILLER. Ldeut. U. S. A.
Is approved BY medical faeny extensively used in
hospsls and has standard article Of medicine
throughout the American Continent Europe and the West In
dia Islands
Prepared A. B. D. SANDS. Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street. corner Of william, New York Sold also by
j. WRIGHT CO., 81 and ISL Charities at.
| .-.I sIOKLEs CO., 40 AMI 42 Canal street.
| II. KENNEDY, Chartres street.
fe22 I'm y. P. DUC0NGE New Orleans.
| DoRTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One of these Engines and Mills complete of Ne
prey to aw 5000 Of onench boards per
we furnishing good mechanic erect it, and he purchaser
| paying freight and insurance from this city,
| For $4,000.
| PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One OF these Engines aud Mills size No expressly
anteed OO Of onench boards day, with the
| services Of a good mechanic etc.. above,
| For s2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. -.
One of Engines and Mills size No. s. expressly guarsn
ed to 400 feet OF neinch boards day with e
| vices Of good mechanic a above, etc, ''A
These Engines complete for driving Gr Mills and Cot
ton Gins.
The cost Of larger or smaller machinery about proportion
to the amount of done AL machinery expressly
guaranteed represented, sale.
One OF these celebrated Machines from P. Bahm's Eag
Foundry Richmond vs exhibition 3S Perdid
street
Also variety Of Machinery for Plantation now on sn
""1 '' EDWARD NJ IvENs, Agent,
fell 2pit-1m so Common street.
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q HALLER d LAGAN, GoPPERsMITHs
- And
AA SHEET IRON WORKERS,
W 2f Tchoupitouas t.......No Triangle Buildings,
manufacture article in the above bns-
ness suitable Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
AZ opper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ings Chimnes Frebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters CarA
er and any articles IN that line used In the manufacture of
sugar AT and In tye Of make
passed BY house in the trade.
We are also prepared to fill all ORDERS from city country
relates 10 Builders work Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and
Zinc Valley Cutters Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Heads, ete., etc.
Parlor STOVES.
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
Rl-All work done with dispatch dl4 lJ
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GENERAL WALKER.-Gen. VIM. Walker arrived in
this town yesterday from Tennessee. We presume
he comes to meet the charges preferred against him
of violating the Neutrality laws.
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HARPER FOR MARCH.--We are indebted to Mr.. b.
NJ. Norman, No. II Camp street, for copy of Har-
per's Magazine for March. The illustrated papers
are The Upper Mississippi" The Three Sons, !"
" Tropical Journeyings,' I" The Bladensburg Dueling
Ground" "Substance and Shadows (comic) and
The virginians' In the editorial department is a
remonstrance against the hueandcry which Thacke..
rays delineation of Washington, in The Vrginians,'
has raised. The number Is altogether an excellent
one.
We are indebted also to Mr.. j. G. Morgan, of Ex-
change Place, for copy of the Magazine.
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GRATIAA, ,COMMAGERE ~ CO., 20 CUSTOM.
VI tohouse street, offer for sale the following articles
Gently imported
DEMfJOHNs-500 empty Demijohns, and gallons.
CLARET-l5O casks Bordeaux Claret.
875 boxes
MUSGAT-200 boxes Muscat Frontignan.
OLIVE OIL-lO0 baskets different qualities, quarts and
pints
PORT wINE-lO0 or. pipes Burgundy Port, Crown.
SARDINES75 Sardines in oil, hf and Or. boxes
GREEN PEAS-l5 Green Peas etc. ja25
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-24
NUM- vIvIMUs vIvAMSs

That ''good time coming, OF wb.rh nc usc
TO sing, has at last atsivcIj At leret one would
think so. Judging from the great amount orgood
things Ia he iound at the Variety s,ore OF X. l..
4 n. BERKSHIRE, who respectfully announce
10 their numerous friends aud custoniefs md tbs
rest OF ind generally, that they have reeei.-
of VARIETY Goobs29ASB MOTIONS, ever
brought to ihis market, which they are nov offer
ing TO tile pNblc at prices 10 SOFT customers.
Their terms are CASH.
Their motto short pioiitn and quiet rctrtns.
1t would be almost Impossible to encmeIstn
all tho articles I. be had there's sinons thsnl
may bc.i6und: #8 '.'".
Nuts and Candies ofevery dost!p,ier. Pick!ss,
Preserves and aavoring cxtrscisj rrarh"s put
NJ in air tight jars. Lemons. DANCES, PrUncs,
&C.; Spices and Pcrumery, every rr,r;
Tobacco and Cigars Of the best gWal,tyi 81,
gar, Molosscs, and Syrup; Crackers, Ch."sr.
Fish, Sardnes, SC. Stationary o! knp.r,U,
quality, avery variety. In muit LAd.es,
and Genuemcn,
"lnquiro within, for ANYTHING you want
Picnic parties supplied with ai!;h: necessary
hGin's, on reasonable terms. ..
Don't forget tho place. Remember {, is 81
the "Cheap Grocery" Immediately Opposite he
courthouse. Il. J.. {: n. BERKSHIRE.
Jane 25.h, 1888.
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H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.

THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
And free from alcoholic Snmulent, and ri
Injurious ingredients
They wiN cure DYSPEPSIA.
They wiH cure NERVOUS bEBILIly.
They tciN cure LIVER COMPLAINT
They 'ciii cure JdUN DICE.
They ,oiH cure DISEASE of the KtDTEJ4.
They StiH cure CONSTITUTIONS.
They 7t,H cure PILES.
1heg tcill cure HEARTBURN.
They wdl cure SPINNING Of he MFR.
They ~iH cure FLU7TERING or IN,
HEART.
ThoJ arc prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON =,
dis Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, ahd sold b.
druggists and storekecpers in o4ety town anu
village in tho United States, Csnsdas, Wes, In.
dies and South America, Il, IS cents per bottle.
j62-at
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II. l.. FAksNESTOClS. .
SWAIMS CELEBRATED pANACEA

For the cure OF Scrofula, General Debility.
ana all diseases arising from Impurities of tic
blood and the effects of Mercury.
Swaim's Panacea has been for more than ,hir
ty-h'c years celebrated in this country and in
Europe Tor its extraordinary cures, some of
which arc too irightful for general publication,
where tho patients have been almost eaten up
with Scroiula, and were deemed incurabIe BY
hysicians.
1t has been used in hospitals and private prac-
iicc, and has been recommended by the IN st
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among others, by w. G. Gibson, M. D..
Prof. of Surgery, Penn. University valentino
Mott, NJ. D., Pfof. Of Surgery, N. Y. Universe.
y; w. y. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. Mid Penn. u
niversity; n. Chapman, M. D., Prof. of physic,
rem Universityi Il. Parke, NJ. d., Presid emit
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swaims PAN
ocea nave for many years made IL an inyaIua-
Die remedy and have occasoned unprincipled
persons to initiate II, and thds impose on tho
diseased and afflicted. Almost daily we are
informed oil several who have been dec eiyed in
this city. ...... - 80
Swam's Ianacca is in round bottles, futcd
iongItudinally, with the following letters blown
on, the glass:
"SFFAIM'S-PANAC EA-PHlLAD,.
Having the name Of JAS. SwAIM s,ampod ON
The sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing The cork, and n splendid engraving on M,
side Of the bottle, by Draper and Co, bank
note engravers, in the centre of which is a Dor.
cd.j
II peisons purchasing the Panacea will BIO
careful to observe the above caution, and that
The name SWdtn is correctly spelled they ne ed
not he imposed upon.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, Tho
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut
philadelphia, and sold by all druggists in the
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S.
SCTIEFFELIN BROTHERS g. CO.
ITO WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
ONO . .... lI5-April %, 1883
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FARMING UTENsELs,
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
q II ~ a IL E.VG HI,
For Man and Be1st.

Has been before the public for more than 90
years, and is ieservedly popular.
Extract of ailctter from Dir. T.. Pattce, dated
RdrenSUood, Fn, Jun. 81, 1855.
H. Tho Gargling Oil is tho only reliable Embro>
cation IN existence. SO say the PEerLE. We
can sell more of than all the rest put together
can furnish you with FIVE five hundred certif-
Gates, ifyou want.
From Mcssrs. Hendricks & co., narrisonyillc, Va.
There will probably be great deal of tho
Gargling Oil sold here. All who have tried il
are well pleased with it. We believe il to be
the best medicine for horse ever made.
From Brown s. Jones, Brandcnburg, KY, Feb.
10, 1857.
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat
isfaction, and is champion Liniment for man
and beast. We have never known it TO fail in
a single instance. .. ~.
SEREPrA, Miss, Feb, IS, 1857.
GENTS PLEASE send another supply OF your
Gargling Oil, il has given general satisiaction-
1t has cured case of Rheumati of ten wears
standing and is great Tor burns, in fact it has
oeeh successful IN almost any case where is has
had iaif triui. ID. G. ROBINSON.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has "G. w. Merchant
Lockport, N. "" blown in each bottle, and al
SO has his signature over the cork
Pamphlets gratuitousy furnished by agents
with Testimonials gifts utility. All orders al
dressed to Merchants Gargling OIL Co.,
Lockport, N. Y.
For sale by Druggis lists and Merchants gencr.
ally, through the United States, British Posses
sions, and other Countries And by
FITCH & CHALFANT,
Morgantown, Va.
And by our or moro agent in every town in
thevicinity. Wholesale at all large commercial
Owls Sept. ).
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DIR GOODS

a general assortment for G ntlom en- a nd Ladies
which will be sold at reduced prices.
FRESH GROCERIES.
large supply Of Sugar, Coffee, Syrup. &c
SHAD and HERRING.
QUEENSWARE
large Stock including Granite, China, Liy-
crpooi, and Common Ware, such u has NOT been
generally kept.
HARDWARE.
general assortment, including Scyihcs &c
BoNNETS, LATEST FASHIONS.
~ new assortment OF the latest Fashion. ms
GUIDING Flowers, &c. Ladies call and SEQ them
or kinds. ""' az ''"'
BOYS. " '' ""'
silOES'--A general assortment for Men. Wo.
men, ana Children. Also on hand, an assort-
mcnt OF Nails, Glass, Cordage, Stoncwarc, &c.
especially invite tho Ladies and GeniIcmcn
10 cal and examine my stock, for have Tic
most complete and desirable assortment OF
Spring aud Summer wear | ever saw. Every
BODY come, for will sell cheap for cash or 10
prompt payers. | have
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET.
as low as 20 cents per yard, and Wool Car.
pet lower than has ever been in this market, -
Call at the old stand. VIM INIiEn
Morganiown, May 2Sth 1868.
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THE BEsr, SAFEST, MOST EFFICIENT, AND USES
Fut FAMILY REMEDIES KNOWN. They have been
bciuro the public for three years, and have re-
ceiYcd the unqualified commentator Of the thou
sands who have used them. They are put up
in neat cases, with book ofdircctions, and &c.
teen different specifics for the cure of the follow
ing diseases, viz Frrers, congcsiioas and in.
fdmolions. Y. Worm CompiaintS 3. Baby's SUI.
Jerings 4. DidrrhGd and Summer Compidigf.-
b. Dyseniay. g. Cholera, cholera morbus z.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 8. Toothachs and Neu.
rdlgids. 0. Iieoddehes. 10. Dyspepsia,. rcdk and
acid stomach. II. Suppressed scdnty or painful
menses. IL. Whites and female Weakness. 10.
Group. Ia. Salt Rheum. 10. Rheumatism.
Large boses, each for tho following FEVER
and AcUg; CArARRn; SoRE, WEAK, and lsrLAm.
m Eyes Pnes, WHoortNo CoUou.
PRicE The entire Set and Book, put 10 in
largo three dram Walls, 81 the numbered Box.
es aud Book, 81 large single boxes 80 cents /;
small do 25 cents.
IlJ-Ihese remedies are promptly sent by mail
or express TO any part of .o sountry on the re-.
ceipt OF the money. Numbers omitted or dupi-
Gated TO suit purchasers. Address,
HUMPHREYS & PALMER.
562 Broadway, New York.
july 30. l62 emo.
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ID emember the 18th of Sept. 1855:
IG Remcmber the l 18th of Sept. 1858;
RememJer the l 5th Of Sept. 1858;
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY,
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY, .an
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY, .....
FITCH & CHALFANT.
FITCH s. CHALFANT.
I'D FITCH s. CHALFANT.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
In so doing, We have no mathematical cal.
cu!a'lons to make 10 prove its advantages
which IS apparent to all, and has been pro.
ven IN our midst 10 the satisfaction Of all
parties. We assure You we ADOPT il after
due consideration; and self preservation i'm.
pels nay FORCES US TO Aaopr THE READY
PAY SYSTEM.
Our prices will be reduced 10 NEE, the
pressure OF the times .
We return our thanks TO the public 70,
their liberal patronage, and still hope by al
ient'on 10 business and and selling at low
hgures TO merit continuance Of the same,
u We desire TO close our books, there
lore, all having accounts with us will please
CAL and close up the same. II you have not
the money, we want your notes, for our
books must be closed.
Remember the 18th Of September, 1853:
For otter that date we sell for Ready Paw
FITCH & CHALFANT.
Sept 10, lS58-I68.
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a FARM OF 262 ACRES,
1T PRIVATE SHE.

VI Ic's than 100 acres are cleared, with
4 Y good House, 10 Ivy 20 feet, and Kitchen
ADJOINING, all convenient aud we'll finished: also
good house on another part OF tho Farm, with
some twenty bearing apple trees around ii two
barns aud other out buildings. Of wator there
ls q never failing well aud numerous syringe
orchard. 'r''
:. This farm lies VOLTS five miles southeast of
mMofgantown, on tho pike leading 70 Beverly
nc owner desiring 10 remove 10 the West, is
determined TO sell at fair price
tor particulars enquire at Tho Union Onicc,
July lG, 1858. aGOu