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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
| SPECIMENS OF CONNECTICUT AND MASSA
CHUSETTs TIN PEDDLERs.

+ One day said a Bay State peddler, las
was driving along, fellow with load of tin
came out of by-road and followed right
long in my tracks. Mister, said 1, (which
way are you goiug?'
Going ahead-don't you see?' said he.
Yes said I. Il reckon we had better take
different roads. else only one of US will sell any
tin-what say you?' err.ss 80
I Yes, we will. Y You may go ahead and sell
all you can and then will sell as much again
as you.' pc -.sss ,l
why. will you sell SO much cheapera'
'No-III get more for every article
Well, don't see how you can do it, %.
Try it, and I'll show you. I'll stop here
while you drive to that house yonder, and sell
tail you can Start ON your team a little and
then come back for your whip or something
you have dropped, and you can see how
SELL ,s1zTg z-zrEEsEr ~
WELL said I, SO drove up TO the house
and went in, and spoke to the old gentleman
who was reading newspaper. g
sS How do you do?' says 1 but be did no
mind anything about me. want to buy AM
tin pans, pals or cups, or anythingr ,.--.
| mo- -,
I'll sell cheap, and take most anything 70
pay ei 90
sif Don't want none.'
Bat just4ook at my lot; it is the complet
! lest you ever saw 3 q L e. -za>i-s- -
| IPrk do,,t vont
WELL I really wish could sell you some
thing. You really think you can't buy2' 2
No, don't want anything - - - :
Sol went out and started my horse. Is
Whoa says l, now I'll see what the Cor
necticut fellow can do So I walks back t
. the house. Il didn't leave my whip her
ibid IT. .o.s u
'Hain't seen it. said the old man, keepin
s on reading advertisements Then the Coz
1 uecticut fellow came in. aH-,zT 3 ae. $3.50
How far is it to a tavern2' laes 5ss
"A Half mile said the old man. , s..
IA i am as dry as cod fish. I'll tske SON
of your WATER walking up to the table an
a taking up pewter. OBJ said be, it is eide
making believe he was going TO set it down.
Drink it, said the old man--and he did.
That's royal good cider-you make it Fl
ofly your own use-can't buy such as that-if
g had barrel of this in Boston, I'd get f,
dollars out of it. How did you make it?'
.+. Made it out of apples
Did you. Well, they must have been e
traordiuary good ones, every one of them
to make pies of them. Got large orchar
hain't you, squiref .a.' ~ ~ l-s Ri
No. ~ d. ,as .s - %, ar ,s.l. S-
First rate, what there is on it then-got
' snug house here, too---havnt eeen many hous
| like as well as this, and I've seen a 90
r many in my day. Real snug house, (looki
7 around If hunting q stray Ay;) how ma
= rooms up stairsf ..,.... .r..,-..,. -..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-Mr. Renatus
Bachnun furnishes the folio wing recipe for the
cure of hydrophobia to the Albany Evening
journal
Dissolve pint of common table salt in
pint of boiling water, sacrify the part affected
freely, then apply the salt water with a cloth
as warm as the patient can bear it, repeating
the same for at least an hour
The same recipe has been successfully ap-
piled for the bite of rattlesnakes. NJ --.- A.
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Arfarmer who was plagued and bantered
by above dozen chatting fellows, said at last,
ssAh ! well I've got the best Of all of you.-
How soI2 asked ALL In me you've only
got one fool he replied, while in you I've got
above dozen.' .'79i ..f'' .a " ."... ''
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= Ven first come to Filadelfy to serve, I
was very uneivilized,' said Katrihe, now an ID
telligent servant in respectable home. 4
laughed mooch, and feel ashamed to remem-l
ber how behave ven know SO little. Shon
he took me to the theatre one night, when
had beeu in Fiadefy but three weeks. We sits
in the gallery, and we not see gool, aod Shon
says be would get better seat So be puts
his leg round the post and shlides down nit
de pit and he looks up, and calls out =
/. Katrine, Katrinel COON down,f tish good
view here J. and leaned over, and said -
How can COON, shon?,' And he said -
.Shust sblide down. so put my leg round
the pillar, and shlide down, too. Dunder,
how the people langh! was mooch asham-
ed, den, though T knew not any harm But
now, bushes every time dnks of it.
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NEW SERIES. {voL. Vino. a7.--wHoLE. No. 2s7s

fence. that those collecting in order 10 see Z
Blondin perform his exploit, would be, obliged 6
to pay an entrance fee and pass within the en-.
closure.
We next came to the Suspension Bridge
the most magnificent structure formed hy art.
in this place. A railway is laid SO that the
cars pass over just above where teams and
footman cross.
The bridge rests upon foundations, distant
s04 feet from each other From this point
we had our first view of the Falls Crossing
the bridge we passed up the river till We
reached the Falls where we heheld the mighty
waters descending the vast precipiee of one
hundred and fiftv feet s r.-.-.ssei5 rss
We proceeded Immediately 10 Table Rock,
and stood gazing at this wonderful scene, till
our eyes were dazzled by the reflection of the
suns rays, and our ears we're almost deafensd
by the tremendous roaring of the waters, de-
scendin g into the awful abyss below u.s. & +
We tnrnad away with wonder and astonish.
ment, and felt rejoiced that we had been per-
mitted to visit Niagara, s:rrz-g1 20
+ The channel of the Niagara is of wonder.
FIJI depth. Our guide informed us that it. was
| 1884 feet from the edge of the bank to, the
surface of the,water. and the water was 250
feet Deep No description can portray this
scene to him who has never beheld it, as the
reality to the beholder, end hence to obtain
an adequate conception of the reality, it would
be necessary for each Individual to view il for
himself. .Tefages a-sz ~
I We did not leave ths place without going
| into the Museum, where we saw almost every
variety Of animals, fishes, reptiles, birds, inc
sects, &c. ,,,,<--e,
| But that Of the most interest was, perhaps
the lower jaw Of the Sperm Whale, said to
be 1s feet in length, and mummy said to be
1000 years cd. and brought from the city Of
Thebes in Egypt. ~ ~rg 2..J;I--7ezae-l5
gs ,dHk lH5fi15@ sAtsvi w w H tr-
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VOL BONO. 44.--WHoLE NO. 1862 }oro .rn'r.
From shsrpe's London Magazine.
A YOUNG GIRLS THcUGHTs ON HER TWEEN
TIETH BIRTHDAY. -

= = = = =
Girlhood's sunny days are over
-hs With To-day;
They, with al their way"ard or'ghtness'
b. Pass aWHy
81 eiWomans earnest pain before me roa
Who can tell Whist grief and anguish
There await ! s--.i s.
5 1ps sfs5 E
Guide me- Patberi God Of mercy!
On the way:
Nayer from the boiy guidance
let me strxyi ss rss7s
Give that need of NV or borrow
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'1on are very fortunate, sir. if you can for
get millions so readily t 1A Il
In fact there was there million of pounds
sterling.
The Viscount took the notes. counted them
replaced them, and determined to find the
owner. Arrived at London, be sought ou
Lord N. whose name was engraved inside
The nobleman affirmed that the money wat
not his. He had given this desk to a former
valet of his, whose address he gave the Wis
count. * = IN EETyG TT
This valet was now wealthy shopkeeper,
in Pail Mall. He told the Viscouut that be
knew nought of the money. but while in Italy
had sold the desk to Count Luigi Settimanni
who was immensely rich, and in whose service
he then was.
The Vicount set out for Italy and went to
Ravenua. where Count 5ettimanni lived He
recognized the desk, but ayowed that he had
never placed any money in it. He sent the
Viscouut, howevcr.to the Signora Laura R.
a former prima donna of the San Carlo. al
whose house, in his gay days, he had forgot
ten his desk.
The Signora Laura recognized the desk
and relaied- that she had giren it to the Rus
sian Prince. Alexis B. in exchange fol
a pearl collar.
f. The Visceunt set out for st. Petersburg
/ He was very happy. He had now something
to do-to find the true owner of the bidder
money. He placed it at interest, in order thai
it might not run the risk of getting lost -
Prince B knew the desk, but declared
that chad never concealed a single banl
note in it. He told the VisconDt that OF
leaving Italy he had gore to Paris, and hat
given the desk to danseuse of the opera
Louise P. who was not ia the habit o
concealing money. I'D bag alto
Robert returned to Paris. -,.-e.>. .,....,..
There he learned that after life of gallant
ry and luxury, Louise P had died in mis-
cry. and that her furniture was sold by he
creditors. 1t was at that sale that he hat
bought the desk. .....-.. .-.....[-
Whatsto do now?; He could only tbinl
that the maker of the desk mad placed tn,
money there, or that it was there deposite,
by the Spanish robbers who stole it.
The maker at London wrote that he knev
nothing of it, and the Viscount learned tha
the Spanish robbers had all been huug lon.
since. tis (; u y itt
All! perhaps it was deposited in the des
by the Mezicans. He went to Mexico, whenc
he returned two months ago.
He there discovered that one of those int
whose hands it had fallen. was trapper, wb
carried on considerable trade in skins wit
the Americans. This was sufficient. Fl
must have been the man who concealed th
bank notes. 2 slg.-s Il TsssE eva zEesg
The Viscount continued his search, and 6
last found one day, at Vera Cruz, very pre-
ty young girl of seventeen, the daughter
the Mexican by French woman, who ha
come to Vera Cruz as a miliner.
In answer, to, his questions, she told him ihs
she knew nothing of her father, but that b
had been killed by Texan ranger. .-,.,.
She was excessively pretty, and, like sci
a sibIe fellow, he married her, and having at la
something to do, returned to Paris with hs
to enjoy the fortune of which singular chant
had put him into possession. .''rst's
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Men are like bugles--the more brass they
contain the father you can hear them ,la a...
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pottrp,

From the Providence Journal
TIRED TO DEATH.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

Those who fish for compliments deserve to
get bite. . '"-Ha-' ia '7 ''.''a .#' 2''EF.
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Correspondent nf tbp nrmnrrat.
Letter from Pixies Peak.

NEVADA D1srRIcT, Rock Mountains, K T.,
'71 -EEH August 9th, 1859.
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fence, that those collecting in order 10 see
Blondin perform his exploit, would be obliged .
to pay an entrance fee and pass within the en-.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

/ II A gentleman of nervous temperament once
tealled on DR.. Dwight President Of ale Col
slege, One of the Doctors boys was rather
yboisterous, and pestered the nervous gentle
oman somewhat, wbereupop he said to him
s'My boy, if you will keep still while ] am Ialk
ling to your father vii! give you dollar
Instantly the boy hushed down as gentle as 1
,eping lamb. SAT the close of the gentle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-01-22
DIR. WAIT0N'S
A VI & RIG AN PILLS.

JOY THE FFLITE
YOUNG AMERICA NICTORIOCS,-O One small
l. box Of Pills cures ninety-nine cases out of Il
HUNDRED. No lalsam. 10 Mercurv no olor on
the breath, no fear Of detection. Two snail Pills
dose tastclcss and harmless rs water Fall
directions are given. 50 that the patient can cure
himself Ms certain as with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon, and much hotter than with
he advice ofonc Of little experience in this class
of diseases.
"@GNr rY MAIL TO ANY FART o. THE CorN-
TRY, b. enclosing one dollar to Ia D. G. WArrox.
No. 10! North seventh street below Race Phila
dclphia. A Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of b. q
Walton ernpriclor
br. VS. treatment for sclr-abuse. Weakness Re.
is entirely different from The usual course pr W .
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The treatment is as certain to cure as the
Snn IL to rise. Enclose a stamp. and address Br
W, ms above. giving fall history of your case
ana You VIII bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is certain-A RADICAL CURE
Jan 20, lSj3-iy.
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"nn lIrGHEsr PEAK OF TIE ALLEGnANlEs
A few days "g", we sa.Cd that Professor
Euc ley, Il hotanist Of some rerutc, had lately
aSccrtaintd, by scientific measurement, that
the Smoky Mountain of North Carolina is fifty
feet higher than Mount MITCHELL hitherto con.
sdcrcd the highest OF tie All,.hanics. We
saw since, in the North Carolina Standard,
published at Raleigh communication from
Dr. Samuel L. Love, of the North Carolina
House Of Commons, with letter to HIM from
General b NJ Edney, of Raleigh, giving a
particular account Of the expedition made to
the Smoky Mountain to ascertain its altitude.
and showing chat lie credit Of the discovery.
given to Professor Buckley. is wholly due TO
TO Hon. 7. l.. Chnguan. of the United States
Senate, who initiated the entire enterprise
organised the examining party. acted a. their
leader and director in their ten days cxcur-
sion. paid all the expense incurred. and made
in ptrion most Of the balomrlrical obServa-
TINS for determining attitudes. assisted by
Professor Buckle who was received late into
the party, IN the absence of Professor Guvot
BY whom The observations were to have been
IN de Tor CIlngman.
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EseaIarius Drug Store.
BfcuHs S,ynbrGcutIOz.!!

~ THIS Great LinIncnt is now alnos, uni
~ versslly used rs the best application for mau
"a or horse for all outward affections such a.
:. sp'uins, Pains, Bruises, Fresh Cnts hh-ll-
Ma,l[h Neuralgia. Ic. 1t gives instant relief
no makes Tar more cures than Nj; other !inament
SOLD. 1t is also found upon experience. TO be 4
certain cure Tor ch"Frei or cracked hands. and
makes them while, sM"olh and soft. IL those who
"ie annoyed with rough and sore hands, it is cs.
he"'"Iiy rec"i.lp ended. 1t has gained the almost
entire Wediea faculty whore il /, kAowu TO It's a.
Vor ana Is largely prescribed in ,hvir practice
with entire satisfaction. bon; SUITE. thsn bat use
hehneu's Lmblocatioa. the great Luu.ncut
Benaeh's Diu7rhGu .uiriare.
This mixture is too well known to necl comment.
IL Is u"dpuh'edy Gatc ami the most speedy cure
low known for Cholera Morbus DiarrLoea, Chulic.
and all Ike Elections OF the bowcl.; and should
nave Place IA the ineiicire chest of very family.
as IL might be required in time of emergency 10
ave ny lac season Is NOW approaching for bow
Fl affections and it is to be hoped thar e. ery fam
ny WI! supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word 10 the Use Is sufficient
BenneffS Md1an OIL.
=, inns splendid preparation for the hair has stood
the lest OF competition. and riscs suncrior in the
cG"hIct OF Ponndes, kathnrons Regcnera,ors aLl
a. 81. nc pea nhnn the people. This Indian Ui
Is nuiy deserving The name it bears as n clean
ana lnriSo'ating Tonic for the head and brautyns
properties upon HE lair.-lt is Inuch improved
"''N| low. by hItern@ process. cleaned of all
IMPURITIES and is balm suticout to bcautify the
Lar without the greasy and gloomy appearance
sIte" ~ most all hair preparations. 1t is also
~ mp in larger bottles which makes it "A very de-
s.Tn.-e and cheap Hair oil
" !heac medicines are for sale hy all Drug.
g!aIS-Merch.tEtS and o hers must order from
JOSEPH :. BEN*Etr.
Apr %. lOi M"rhetSt, Wilmington, Del
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LEARNED AND WEALTHY AFRICANS Mr..
Bowen, the returned African missionary, IN
a lecture at New York. sad that there were
several libraries and number of learned mon
in tie heart Of Africa They know great
deal more about us than we do about them
Tnry asked, 70, instance, If the days of our
weeks were not named - and so: and when
an ,wc'ed afiirmatively, replied that they had
found it so in their books The names of
Abraham, David, Nlaranna. and Susan
ma, are common in Central Africa Mr.
Bowen saw them with Roman noses finely
formed hands and feet, black skins. and
woody heads. They were called the black
white men, and were esteemed the most learn
ell among the Africans. In Abcokuta there
y a market two miles Ione. Dressc. are sold
thelc as high as sixty dollars apiece. The
lecturer knew m African intimately whose
wealth was estimated at more than two NIL
lion dollars. The women do not work in the
fields in the interior. The languag. has more
abstract NOUNS than tie Eng sh, which sh low
that the Africans know how TO think.
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- The New York Herald, owing to its
chronic inability to distinguish rascaitv from
right, is not always very happy at a compli-
ment. Before another year has rolled
round, y" says the Herald, referring TO Mr.
Buchanan's Cuban policy. eve may have
an e)nc;dation Of Robert j. Walkers idea of
what popular man is. On one OCCASION
wien MIR. Polk was President. the Secretaries
were discussing at q Cabinet dinner their
respective prospects for the Presidency. In
the course Of conversation Mr.. Walker adj
dressed Nj. Buchanan pretty nearly in these
terms You are a prominent man, have
statesman reputation, fine intellect, a
broad know ledge Of men and things in this
country and Europe, aud are strong on all
sides; but you want one great thing to be
popular man What is that 2 said Mr..
Buchanan. Why. SAID Walker, You have
not got the devil in YOU, ard ito man can DC
popular unless he has the devil in him.
We'll, replied Mr.. buchanan, no one
knows where The devil is until lie has shown
himself In the workings of the policy laid
down in the Message we may yet find that
there is more Of the devil that any one antici-
pateS.' We see no particular reason for
Withholding our full assent to the Ilerad's
opinion Lou. JO,anci
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GC'ttt .sa3iscs!Ia,.p.

'' Iu, i.ng of The cd hugIe :" saws the
Louisville .!9Tr"pli" q" The gallant words Cf
a gallant chamrlon Of human rights and Ie
Iutttran institutions, The voice OF The sage
ut Ashland coming back from the grave to
Temln., ~ rf clr duty? How imagination
rushed back to the hy gene tilac, and our
heart yea,ntd for tie power to restore the
gifted one again 20 Life and utrflln, s. as we
read in tie Richmond Hh,., as applicable TO
The Opposition AT HE present iimr and in the
present unhappy situation Of orr entire Re.
pubic that eloquent and burning appeal ad
dressed to the Wigs Of the Union sixteen
years ago y the gallant, the glorious, the
immortal Harry Cftht W,si.
Fellow citjzrus q? all pa,ties The present
situation Of oar country is one Of unexamplcd
distress and iliculty, but there is no occasion
for any deSrondcncy. kind and bountiiui
Providence has rrycr deserted us; punished
Us he perhaps has, for our neglect of his bles-
sings and oul nsl,pds. We have a varied
aud fertile soil. I genial climate, and free in.
stitntcns. Oar whole land is covered. in
pro!usion, with the means Of subsistence and
the comforts Of life. Oar gallant ship, it is
unfortunately truc, lies helr less. tossed on a
ienpcstuouS sea, amid the conflicting pillows
OF contend ~ parties, without rudder and
without faithful pilot, But that ship is our
country. employing all Our past eories, all
our future hopes. is crow is our whole reo-
pie, by whatever political deromina zion ihcy
are known. II she goes down. we all 70
down together. Let uS remember the dying
words o! the gallant, and lamentrd Lawrence
- Doat G'rc up TIC ship. The glorious han
ner OF our county. with its unstaine1 stars,
aud stripes, still proudly floats at its mast
head. Nilh stout hearts and strong arms
we can surm0unt all our difficulties. Let us
all, all, rally round that banner and firmly
resolve to pclpc'uate our liberties and regain
our lost prosperity.
Wings. Arouse from the ignoblc supincncss
winch ,nc,'np: Sils you awake from the 'eth.
argv III winch You lie bound; cast from you
that unworthy AZ alhy which seems to make
YOU 50 irdii,ctcnt 10 the fate Of your country
Arouse awake, SHAKE Off the dew drops
thai eI'teT or yoUI garments, and once mere
march to battle and 10 victory.
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GL0TI5NG! CLoTE!lNG!!

Now Is the Time to Get Your Fall and
Winter Clothing
~ u. L. LOWE, no. 81 Market Street
~ has on hond an unusually large stock
81 / lhi, amt WINTER CLOTHING, which
ne 'htcndN I" 3eIl at extraordinary low pieces.
All Mh" desire good and CHEAP Garments
should call at once. AT tins store will be
found over 5000 garments, consisting of
Dress and ffock Coats, Of American. French
and English cloths, tassmcres and Saftinets.
me cloth Overcoats and Ragians of superior
iilnt and Beaver cloths, Of substantial
quaiity. y large stock Of Pants, Vests.
ShI:ta, Drawers. Also q large stock of Cloths
and taaiimerea on hand, which VIII be made
up choap to orlr:. Gail and examine for
yourselves. Don't forget No. 81 Mark ct
Street, " i!nlington, If Yea wish. to save
money. ISupt. %. lSJg-on.
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WgEIKlESTEga &. 60.
CentltMeE's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Sea7 Shit Mandatory,
4 7 rTE OLD STAND, No. 701 CHn.ryrr HrRrIT
"A fh'LAbk'ihiA, OPPOSITE the Washii.sto
!iuass.j
NiNCHEsTtR viii give ~ b reiof,re his per
S"n"i Snftr iSiUn d. The eating ald Mltu.,ct.r
irs d p"rIaruIS. orders f.r h Is l,ma.pd sty G
u Hhlts AMI Collar hilai 81 the S'at.e,t notice
Persons drSiiii- 20 or!eI Shirts can ic supplied
Va the formula for measure mt or application
Ly mail
Constantly on hand. y,ripl and select sock of
Hen.trmrn', iurnIshiu. Guuis
~ "hoeslie orders supplied on liberal terms
Sept (. l1JS-ly
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EeO2EESGE's WANKeULApEss
G. u A ~ @

'IiilS uNEQJALED fERTILIZER. composed
j Of one hnlf bcS; PERUVIAN GtANo nchalf
hne hitpl Nd BONE and the best PHOSPHATE
HtANo, i, in condition for immediate Use .-Lc,Ug
prepared by new and improved machinery, ny
winch mems the most Perfect con nation is
effected. reducing all 10 uniform fine pos Ger !:
and for application by Drill or otherwise il is in
he most re.fect order. And have no hesitation
in saying, that for
al Crops it is Eqvolto ana Fertilizer eref
oGcred 10 the Farming Comnung.
The QUALITY WILL Re KEPT rrnr EtrLY UNIFORM
IN ali eases. and WAhEAN TED to contain prr
cent Of AMMONIA ard 10 to 20 per cent. Of BONE
PHOSPHATE OF LINE. 1t is put M in good
o!E' weighing atou! 10 lbs. each pEr,La, ers
viii please notice. hat the rnme. T. ROBINSON,
is bi 'n,ied on each g-nUGe other il genuine
MY long c8reie mce in the tra lie. and he general
satisfaction heretofore given by all (;ujnocs SOLD
by me" Will hope. be guarantee ihut the article
how Offered will he as ryprc ..ed | will ,..5o
Keep constantly on hand tie best
Peruvian, Mexican and other GUANoEs,
which l will sell a5 low as any housr in the city.
WIN. ROBINSON,
Nos. X 6 1iOlIING&wGKTn <TrrEr
Near Pratt stree Wharf,
Jan. l, l3j0-im. EAriNv,,u.
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IN WIL.NT.NGIO.T. DEL.

TEEIlE SUBSCRIBERS having taken n.
= old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Nlriahd, decd, in Market street. =, sprct
tally announce 10 the public that they manu-
i1ri0te Marble Monuments. TuiulS. Had
hhn Foot Stones, Anptcnn and FOREIGN
Nantits' and !ioUac Work OK every GuscIIp.
non, surh as Water Tables, Door s.i!s, Win.
40" Si!" and LintclS. Coping, Cut5, E,ag
stones, %c.; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May l. SMII II. WAREHOUSE Il co.