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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08
BENTON BARRACKS, ST.. Louis. 7
Missouri, Oct. 9th, 1861.

FRIEND RICH Thinking that per-
haps few lines from this camp would'
not be undressing to- some of your.
readers, l take it upon myself to give
you short description Of our Company.
Since we left Dubuque we have seen
rather hard times. When we left there.
our Company was placed on board the.
Canada. with five other companies. We
were very much crowded, besides not,
having half enough to eat 1t was justa
the place for homesckness. But when
we got off at the boat. and marcheA
through the city of St. Louis, lwihout a
single cheer, it was as solemn as funeral.
But we finally got out 10 the camp,
which is in most beautiful situation. We
are now in very good Barracks. Our
victuals are prepared by six cooks which
are changed every other day. We, Of
course, live on the top shelf. We have,
to furnish five or six men every day for
guard. There are men killed here nearly
every day. Three men were sent to,
their eternal home yesterday. One was
shot, one stabbed. and the other was.
thrown from his horse, Tor supposed to.
be- The two first were killed by one
of the Irish Brigade that surrendered at.
Lexington. He is under arrest.
We have received our uniforms at last
and the most of our Company needed
them bad. Our coats, or rather blouses,
are of dark blue, and rather short our
pants light blue, which fit to charm
Our hats are of the most beautiful style ::
they are black, one story and half high,
with beautiful feather.
BY the way, that report about the 9th
Regiment all being killed coming down
The river, must be false, for believe we
are all right, although the report was.
current when we got here. We have.
not received our guns yet, but will have.
some in day or two, TO learn the man
nal Of arms with We are all anxious to-
try our pluck on the battle field, but.
guess we will have enough to do yet
The report is that the enemy is within
80 miles of here, but no confidence is to.
be put in the report.
! Some $4,000 men ara hara now and
more coming in every day. ami some
leaving. The weather has been very
pleasant until to-day, aud il is raining
very hard. Our Company is Company
G. the color Company of the Regiment.
This is all for this time. and If YOU think
it worth publishing, please do SO.
Yours, DC.
L. c.. LITTLE.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08

the day. In fact even since the days Of
chivalry has a handsome horse, or a
handsome woman, had to seek for admir-
ers.
When our farmer and artisans will
fully appreciate the beneficial influence
Of meeting together and comparing their
stock and the fruits Of the farm and the
workshop, our Society will imbibo new
life, and become. what II should be a
source of pride and profit 10 the County
6. DICKINSON, Sec'Y.
Oct, Z, 1851.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08
Proceed lss Of the Buchanan Count,
Teachers, Institute.

oL tue ucnanun COuutS
Teachers Institute.
The Institute me- at the Court House
IN independence. on Monday last, and
remained in session during the week.
frf. DAVID Parsons, Of Wisconsin
was present as lecturer. Lectures were
given each day on Orthography, Eocu-
ton. English Grammar, Arithmetic and
Algebra also during the week, on Geoy
raphy. Natural Philosophy, Writing
Physiology, Spelling. DC.
n The method Of teaching these several
sciences was exemplifed in an able and
interesting nanney. The subject oil
school government was the theme Of an
interesting lecture, and also OF discus
sion among the teachers assembled. -
The number of teachers in attendance
ras forty. one.
Resolutions were passed, thanking the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

LOST.
.nN the 2I day Of the Fair, near the EN-.
~ pire House. STEEL PURSE, with steel
chain, containing one dollar bills, and 2.
twenty five cent pieces. There was also in the
pnrse paper Of needles. The finder will DO
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the residence
OF Mrs. j. NJ. HORD.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08
Correspondence of the Guardian.
BENTON BARRACKS, Sr. LoUIs, No,
Oetoba 3, 1861.

FRIEND RIcH You doubtless have
correspondence from Benton Barracks,
but your readers may be interested TO
know what is thought of the :. Iowa 9Th"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
kNHE partnership henetofope existing between,
Il a.. NJ. HORD and I. NJ. PRESTON, a.
Attorneys at Law, is hereby Dissolved.
[. NJ. PRESTON.
Sept i6. 1861. (27tf,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08

1t was prophesied by some that the
Fourth Annual Fair Of our Society was
10 be failure, but taking into consider
the extreme inclemency OF the weather
it must be called a success. The stock
though small in number, in quality would
do honor to the old counties Of the East.
The Secretary was too busy tho first day
to give much attention to it, as every
fresh shower seemed to bring with it a
new arrival of animal or vegetable life, to
claim his attention on tho books.
The indoor exhibitions, though not as
extensive as we could wish. yet demon.
strated, that Tie Fair ofour county have
lost none of their appreciation of the
beautiful or of good housewifery by eros
sing the Mississippi. 1t was matter of
doubt TO some whether the gallant chair
man Of the Committee on Miscellaneous
and Fancy Work was not attentive to the
articles on exhibition. or his copartners
on the Committee. Ii was also demon.
strated that Apples, Grapes. Sugar, Mo-
lasses-the luxurious Sweet Potatoes,
Honey and Native Wine that literally
made the Secretory's "heart glad" can
be produced in Buchanan County not on
ly as Injuries but as sources of profit.
The second day the Secretary was un.
able to go on to the grounds at All, or on
ly tosee the Equestrians rs they passed
of the track but tia crowd present.
showed where was she- chief attraction of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

PRoGRAN8R THE ADaisIsTRATICs.--Th
New York Courier and Eng nirer states thai
AT a recent interview had by Mr. Isaac Moses
of New York, with MIR. Seward, the former
told tina latter " of the determ med feeling in
New York to sustain the 4overnm emit, and
that action of an energetic character was ex
pected - Mr.. Seward replied THAT the PEG
pie should not be disappointed, and that he
thought they would be well satisfied with
what would take place in very few days"
j is added in the Courier and Enquirer that
= Mr.. Moses spent Sunday evening with Mr.
Blair. Postmaster General" and says, " he
gave me the programme OF the Government
which L think will be effective. Troops will,
in all probability, be seat to New Orleans.
Mr. Blair thinks the war will be short, but il
will be spirited and energetic" The above
when taken in connection with Mr.. Seward s
letter TO Mr.. Dayto which we considered a
notification to all Europe of the intention OF
the Federal Government, will show that the
" PREMIER Is dctiue in all the designs and
purposes in reference to the South.
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NORTH CAROLINA LgarsLATrsR.-We learn
from the Raleigh Standard that this body has
passed the bill organizing regular army OF
ten thousand troops. II has also passed bill
establishing Military Board, to act as ad
visers 10 the Governor ia the military opera
tions of the State
An act has also been passed by both Houses,
allowing volunteers in camp to vote for dele
gates 10 the Convention for their respective
counties; the polls to be opened in camp by
the Captains other officers in command OF
the respective companies, and who are TO fur
nish the vots thus taken TO the SheriHs of the
counties in which the voters are entitled TO
residence.
The Say law has passed the Senate, and is
under consideration in the House. A bill TO
define and punish treason has also passed the
Senate, and will pass the House.
the volunteer bill, or AS it is entitled 1.-THE
bill 10 provide for the pu olc defence, passed
the Senate on "Wednesday, and on Thursday In
the House was amended and sent back TO the
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CHANCES OF BEING KILLED IN WAR.-Mar
shall SAKE, high authority in such things,
was in the habit of saying that to kill M an
in battle, the mans weight in lead must be
expended. A French medical and surgical
gazette, published at Lyons, says this fact
verified ut Solferino even In the recent
TRANS fired 400, 900 rounds. The loss of the
French aud Italians was 2, 900 killed and 10, 600
wounded. Each man hit cost 100 rounds, and
every man killed cost 4, 200 rounds. The mean
weight of a ball Is one ounce; thus we d d
that it required on an average, 272 pounds of
lead To kill man. If any one of our friends
should get into n military fight. they should
feel great comfort in the fact that 100 shots
may be fred at them before they are hit, and
200 before they" shuttle off the mortal COLL
LgHigUi(e Courier.
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REMEDY FOR RBguaATIsM.-Dr. Bonnet, OF
Grsulhet, in France, states, in letter TO the
Abeiiie Medicale, that he has long been in the
habit of prescribing the essential oil of tur-
pentine for frtctiens against rheumatism and
That he has used 1t himself with perfect sue
cess, having almost instantaneously got rid
of rheumatic pains in both knees and in the
left shoulder. He adds, that having several
times soled his hands with coal tar and other
sticky subs tances of the same nature, and
used the essence of tnrpentine freely, like
water, to wash his hands in, and then washed
them again in soap and water. He. after dry
ing them well, al ways experienced a pricking
sensation, similar to that which is felt on re
ceiving electrical sparks on ones knuc kles.-
This sensation would last about two hours,
and 1t is to this exciting action of oil of tur-
pentine that he attribute its efficacy in rheu-
matism.
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THB SrRAaRR WgsTaoRBLAsD APFAIR.-The
Napoleon (Ark.) Plan ter, speaking of the late
affair at that place of the steamer Westmore
land, says that the people did not fire until
five shots h Adj been fired by those on board
This was more than human nature could
stand, and the balls soon ratified against the
steamers side like hail. The Planter con =
cluues Lives, 1t is said, were lost on board
the boat, though nothing WAS further from the
mind of our people than the idea of killing any
one. The captain acted yillainous part the
firing upon such men as ours he should well
know would endanger the lives OF his passen-
gers, and so it did He may rejoice, however,
that most of our troops Were attending pub
lie meeting at the time, particularly the men
of the battery. Here is the beginning of the
end -
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Ritbusnan pispateg.
MONDAY MORNING MAY ID, 1891

sarrux.x TRANSPORTS SropfsD ~ FEpsaAt
WIS yxsssIs.-A teiegraphic dispatch from
Mobile. da ted May sth, says,
Tn. transports Dick Reyes and Henry
I.ewis left here yesterday, laden with provi-
s,ons for Pensacola. They arrived of Pensa-
cola bar about p. RI, where they Were
stopped and boarded by the Powhatan.iheiI
papers and cargo examined. Com. Porter
then granted them permission 10 proceed %
Pensacola, remarking he thought Bragg wisneo
the use of the boats for the purpose OF con
yeying troops TO Santa Rosa lsiand, ana .aa'
they would be badly whipped Mter bragg
got them there. ~,,.
While the Reyes and Lewis were ROUNDING
TO aud getting under way the BrooKiyn came
an and orterf them to follow her 10 Tue "a
nine, Through some misunders landing IN.
Reyes had got under way for the bar IN.
powhs ian and Brooklyn both fired across her
hoys when she again rounded to. A boats
crew of armed men were put aboard her.
The two transports were compelled to lay
unaer the guns of the Sabine until this
,norniur. when Lieut. Brown endorsed on
their fspers warning them not to attempt the
entrance OF the harbor again or he would have
them sent North as prisoners OF war, and their
boats sold as przes. The Powhatan followed
the Reyes and Lewis on their return home
iii they passed Perdido river. They arrived
here safe this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

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ne Health, Health
.fx.-y 10y >

BETTER THAN GOLDt
MISS MABT sCoFIELD, PRECBPTREss, No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTINogE-'' Truth Strange,
han Fiction. This lady suffered for years with
Chronic Inhammatory kheumatsm in it, most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vaccinate3 With
matter from a caild that had the white swelling
From this time to womaDh0 her 5Hfsrngs were
eztrsme--sbe never had relief from pain until
cured by HAMPToN'6 TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Lstter
81 often wish ray parents had known Of this
remedy when was child, as believe should
have been saved the eXcrueiatiDg pam / have
been subjected to- as well a. the dafOrmity OF body
| must carry 10 the grave, and my parents woud
not have been uEder such heavy expenses from
doctors bills aud in sending Me, as they did, 70
the cele brated Springs in Eng land in search OF
health. i wish all the afflicted world could see
me aud hear the benefits have derived from this
Tincture OF Hampton's. ! try 10 make all ac-
9uaintsd With its virtues with whom / come In
contact.
''Gentlemsn, am a thousand times obliged To
you and you are at liberty to my na1le aud
cGe all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

EXPLANATORY. Thomas Winans, of Balti-
more, has written a letter denying the state
ment that he had ever rendered the half mil
lion loan reported to the Marylanders and
declaring that the assertion in regard TO man.
ufacturing steam cannon for them is equally
unfounded. With regard to the casting OF
cannon, balls and grape shot, he adds the as
sertion Is so far true that the same es TIA blish-
ment was, with Others in Baltimore, EN- ployed
by the city authorities 10 furnish these arti-
cles, when they believed that the peace of the
community required military aid. For this
purpose the authorities made an appropria-
ton OF half a million dollars
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CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c.

EACiTING NEWs.-inPORTANT To TIE
H SOUTH In these desperate times II Willie
cheering news to our friends and tina public In
general TO be informed that we have Just opened,
at our new establishment, especially bull FOR cur
trade, at No. 205 Broad street, bstw cen Attn and
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, assur-
Ing them that many goods being hought only re-
them ut prices shifting these difac4t times admit
rably. We specially recommend hr Dinner. 7 es
and Toilet Sets. etc, etc. DR.. kane's Refriaera-
tors, and others; Water Coolers, four Ice
Cream FreeIsrs; Bird Cages; ChiIdrsns Car.
riases; Table Cutlery; silver Plated Abata. BIi-
tannia, Block TIN, and Jspannsd Ware, Tea Trays;
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, (which We
manufacture to oFder;i Wooden and Willow
Ware. and q general assortment Of Fancy Goods
Pleass call Al our new store, 2e5 Broad street.
sp22 sCHAAP 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

THE EFFECT OF The WAR ON THE NEW YORK
HorELs.-The hotels suffer perhaps more than
other establishments by the exciting times.
A comparison of the arrivals as prin ted in the
Express OF to-day, with those Of the CORE
spending period last year, will show a large
falling Off In some hotels, where the daily
arrivals usually average fifty or sixty, there
are hardly twenty. The first class hotels
which do a southern business are mostly af
fected by the times, but the houses whose
guests come chiefly from the interior of the
State aud the adjoining ones, though suffer
ing somewhat, still show a fair list.-N I.
EXPRESS.
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III remsln wears in gratitude.
emo. $40 Weet Baltimore Atre

''No. $40 " est Baltimore street,
rheumatism. Cough, Dyspepsi&, Debility, scro
fus, Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, &c, are cured
by it, -.
FEMALES AED CHILDREN.-This TINCTURE
will be found a great medicine for sl their dis
eases
Call and ge: Pdmphi cts, and read many Of the
most powerful possible certificates Of cures Of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
sold by PURCELL, LADD L Co, Richmond !;
BIZ DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drag
gists in Pstersburg; by MORTIMER y AOW-
BRAY, Baltimore ard by Druggists and shop
keepers every here. 81 per bottle six bottles,
as ap Id Ecwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

PRfsoR ALFRED IN THR WEST IspIss.-His
Royal HiShness praaes AlfEsd = ionr aIaengs
he West india islands has been rapid He
has visited Barbados. st. vincent.St Luefa.
Martinlq ne, 9uadatoupe, Domiaica, Antigua,
Montserrat, Nevis, ST. Kits. Tortola. st.
Thomas, and Jamaica.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

ARRIVAL OF BaAzILtks ScHooL-Sprp The
Brazilian corvette Bahama, Commander lose
daria Rodriguez. from Pernambnco, sc days,
las arrived at New York ON q visit. She is q
school ship for mids hipmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

Fey 4 Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 900 pages, aud 100 fine plates
aud engravings Of the anatomy of the sexual or
cams in a state of health and disease with trea
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upon the "a nd and body, with the authors plan
OF treatment--the only rational and successful
mode of cure, shown by the report of cases
treated. 4 truthful adviser to the married aud
those c0rtemp Hating marriage, who entertain
doubt of their pm ysical condition. Sent, free OF
postage, to any address, On receipt Of 70 cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fa 2s-d&swsm Dr. La GROIX. a hanY, N. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

RxNAsKABLR IScRgAsg.-Since the port OF
Hakodadi, Japan, has been opened to foreign
trade its population has increased from IL, 0U0
70 2s.ooO. Sulphur and saitpeTe are its largest
sxports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

DEATH or LiHur NELsoS.-We regret to an
nonnce the death OF Lieut. VIM. Nelson who
ora a at the Pulaski House yesterday morning.
rom the time he was struck by the frax
ihents q the exploded gan. he remained ia a
s .as oi lnssnsaoiii'y. His remains were cor.
county. N1oA
We understand that DOL Gree ve was not 40
well last evening. There are, however. stronS
hopes Of ms recovery --sarannah lxssos, GA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

WISE Cor1TY learn that a com ma .
has been formed In Wise county called .sThs
Wise Yankee Catehers.u They have asked
permissi0u TO 70 on with their own rifles ii the
would rive bnf little for Yankees chance II
he shoaid happen 70 como Ia the range OF one
Of the Rides Of the Wise Nountainses.-Ab.
5ncd1B Democrat.
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~, a2ep SaoTs.-Monday last the Captain of
I'm III ntnAs Oonnty Guards ordered a trial OF
ADOPTED was putting up hat as a mark and
oro.ring his men TO march from 1t one hun
uf-d yards, when they were to turn ana fire
com pieted, "a men having fired, the hat was
Drought 10 the Captain, and 80 bullet holes
W'r" found 70 have been made.-Sar an aaA
RepUb.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ "..........Sveciaf Notice. =. ~
$4,000 WORTH or $685.
Il L. r 9 A Mt DKX g o2 u = .


$4,000 WORTH gs
f. l. r q A NJ ID RY q 90 y = >
At An BELOw COST,
FOR CaSH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSIERss.
In consequence Of the s eaeral 1naHcis dera nss,
meat through oGt tb country, we have determined
10 sell of our superior and desirable stock Of
ID K Il O . u ),
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business az soon
We offer this dsy, every srticls at PRIME .yaE
COST from a paper Of Needles up to the h4Ia1oi
SILKS brought 70 THE county, -, T.,
10 HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, orr STOCK Is very
large aud eoynpiets, consisting Of
Table DAMAsk.
Linen sHERTiH8,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCKABACK, &C., &c
spieaaia Ei.EGaST DRESS SILKS,
"a 81, tha latest STYLES of French and English
AAN GAL r Alb les,
for Ladies', and Chfldrsn's Dresses Tor Spring,
Winter nd summer.
iH''' ENBROIDERIEs,
uocyrPY GLOVES, HDkFS.,
no' sHAWLS CLOAKS aud MANTLES,
SEIRTINGS and SHEET1EGS.
FLANEELs and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZIN Els and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock Of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
w Purchasers Are inViyea 70 eaai ana see ior
the msslves. 4. n. PAHhhA CO.,
1.3 Main street, Eagle Square.
" B.-AIl persons Indebted to Us, wi please
cal! and settle their accounts without delay, as
'O nh i IT'S -Is'' '-'' - " a. < AGO.
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The POISONED SoLDIERs.-According to the
Baltimore American, the man referred to by
Gen. Butler as having been "poisoned," had
no other poison" but over eating and drink
ing, having INDUCED freely Gin stale lager
beer, pies, cakes and other things" We had
supposed the poison panics were 70 be confined
to the Massachusetts troops alone but we
lind statement in the Philadelphia Ledger 10
The effect that number of Pennsylyanians,
CHARTERED at Germantown, went to bed with
severe pains in their stomachs one night las,
week, occasioned by poisoned coffee Much
excitement prevailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-13

SCOT AND WOOL The Albany atlas says
that there is jealousy of long standing be-
tween the Commander in Chief and Gen.
Wool: In the famous Scott cam paign of 1882.
alter bearing the presence of Gen. Wool In
Louisville. Gen. scott gave definite form m
the quarrel, and Wool parted companv
with his leader in disgust, Fastening home.
ward, and leaving Scott and Gen Lswton to
finish the political tour In company
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.

-[NIN/0l0F/S
- NOTICE.-The annual meeting of
- the VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. for the election of Directors, win be held
at the Once OF the Company, On MONDAY, 18th
inst, at l2 o'clock NJ.
Al! persons insured for life or by endowment,
or W no have an insurance for life or by endow-
ment on the life of another white person, paying
premium Of not less than one bundled dollars
per annum, and the holders of the guarantee cap
ital stock of the Company, are entitled to vote in
this election of Directors
my 7-6t j. ADAIR PLEASANTS, Sec'y.
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FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.

NJ MEADR i BAKER,
~ PHARBAcEUTIsTs AND VENDORS OF PrREAsD
RELIABbE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami-
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Supporters;
Porte NJ onnaies Combs, Brushes, Toilet Girrors;
Erst quality Pertumery, PCmades and Soaps Min
eral Waters, bottled at the Springs; Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines &c,
ala Of the best quality and AZ the lowest rates.
MEADE Il BAKER,
lse Main ST.. corner above Post Otics
da a kichmnnd Va