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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

Of our F entire n's'' stock Of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
shall Offer rich Silk Robes at half Price; Casnme1SS
Pop!in do at half price; rich Printed and Plain
Veiours; Poplins, Valentlas and MeTlnos; strlPea
Cioaks; Southern made Cashmere and Servants
Clothing; All of which will be offered at such
nrIces as to insure sales. Cash purchasers ex-
pressly invited 10 examine At 81 Main streasb6;
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DaX G,nnnS a. kEpUCED PRICES.-

he nrepared n, the best manner possible for what
ever may be the result OF the present pontlca, ex
c,tement. We Offer our enIlre stock oil locus s, a.
than II has ever been before at this season. Car
pets, Cloaks, Dress Silks, PoPhns, kipps; Me dl
in short every variety of Dry Goods at ver5 re-
ouced prices. Our customers may expect bargains
in every sty lie of Goods as they must lie sold De
1918 Inc oi'So u VIC CHII,Es Il CHENERY.
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RUNAwAYE.


In $40 REWARD will give $50 re-
"a ward for the return of my NtGRi MAN,
"A" WASHINGTON" who Jeff my house, IN the
n lower part of Henrlco county, on the morn
Aalng of the Hth inst, without leave or provo
catlon. Wash ngton is about feet or inches
hgh, very black, about 20 years cid, and has very
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly when
spoken to. He will probably have forget pass
in his possession, he can read and write,
| will give the above ward for his return to
me at my house, or if he is secured in jail so
that can get him. H. y. COURTNEY.
ia lS-lw*
IN $40 KEWAkD.-Runaway from the
Gm su scrber. BOY, named HAIRY. He's
n complected i viii BAY a reward Of TEN
AsDOLIARS If delivered to The jail of Hen
rico county. He ia supposed to be about Rich
mend X. A. FORD:
ia 49, At" HenrIc0 county, Va. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

II H01IsE.SFiNEsT AND BEST IMPORTED
Go0ps|o often up in the best MerchanJ TailoT's
style at a saving Of IS per csnt.-k EN-; 1 WhhaIo
sale and Retail Dealers iu superior quaiity
Clothing, invite the attention OF parenas et
engaged in the manufacture and sale OF
than any other houss IN the Ssa,e
they can and do offer the greatest Inducements
Ry calling the old and tavorite STANG no. aot
Main street, you will at ali tunes mig .ne e
stock, latest sty les, best bargains new gooas re-
csIyed daily Every article warranted.
KEEN, BALDW IN WlLllAMS,
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DICHMOND CIGAR MANUFACTOKY.-
II F. WOELDECKE, Broad street, third door
from Tth street, Richmond, Va, keeps constantly
o. IMPORTED GIG ARS, as we'll as CIGARS Of
his own manufacture. Also, great variety OF
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS,
&c Retail dealers are respectfully invited to ex
anime HIS stock before pus chasing esev here.
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T0X'S REFINED SPARKLING CELIA
" TINE; Hecker's FaIIna, prepared expressly
.o' families Refined, Shred ana Sheet ising Ass
Prepared Com Starch; Flavoriug Extracts OF al
ilnds, icr saie by W. PETERSON CO,
Druggists.
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0x6AM0OAX6s ba4E A1S0s 0Os
stfSISs VSAx tIsS IS 'isi
tam 3. eaIcussTRa. havins Z portion Of her
sgsh FOR s'ifSi Il Wis'et ksGR to
XN FOR BOsTON-FIRSr VESSEL
Ssssa E cnaaRs sfa. S e (.
greater portion Of her cargo engaged and going on
s spH, .s q with bSGR1 wM tisiRff of
tEN FOR NEW oRLEANS:IThs sgpe-
~, nor fast sailing Schooner SOUTHERN
Err - GRo. BELLOWS, having the greater
vii BE- dispatched as above, on or before the goth
sG s eos fSs af B. {cSlauIrr CO.
Eok tIH56r fXGRsr tiNEn4Re
DARE CAPTAIN amp c es ai osd 1t port
Shippers will bear in mind that, By special act of
the Legislature, flour be shippsd on this ship,
OTsS e of her IS
For s balance of freight h aRVHb Z VIM cURR1E.
~ org f9 ahsEf To f sHssf rd&A AS sas
H., ns
s and 't afps between this city and NEW YORK.
touching at NORFOLK each day.
DAYS of departure from New York, every
THFSDAY and SATURDAY, at 3P. NJ. Days Of
departure from Richmond, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at p. NJ.
de It's LUDLhM q WAlcoN.
80 CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
Es$-=S<STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
Nd NORFOLK The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRI DAY MORN
ING next Goth inst, leave her wharf ct Rockets
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at Gk O'Clock precisely.
for the above places. aud return each alternate
day, Iexcept Snnday,l leaving N0RFO!:k at the
same hour. 81 O'clock, and touch at all of the
regular landings on the river, going and rein ming
no Cts X hASklNS.
n~... NOTICE.-The steamer CUR
E4Est~lNTfS PECK viii, after WEDNES-
DAY next. the 28ih inst. he taken
| OF the line between this place and NORFOLK. to
| undergo some repairs. Due notice of the return
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L MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated l851o
WEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSeA
hNCE COMPANY,

XHE VIKVINIA
ANCE COMPANY.
- .Okice No. ISL Main Street, Rlehnond. "
Capital and Surplus, 32s0,yO
IHIs COMPANY has the advantage of tDsnsy- sssM
yssYs' experience in the Insurance business anS
having ENJOY ed the favor of the public during al
Of that period needs 70 special recommendation 70
the Citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance IN city and country. ana
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and lts
atairs are managed prudentiy, but liberay, and ts
rates are a. low those of any ether good instts
ton. piRkCToSs; :,
w, L. Cowardin, J. E. Wadsworth, Pstrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Becrs, geo. "; Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. hanson, b. l., WINSTON,
VIM Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex r. ParkAf, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thorn ESs
Jaa a. Iuiocs, IL. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO tho President or Secretary, in person OF
| ty letter. W. l.. COWARDIN. President
WV. WILLIS. L.. SeoretArv i0S-0
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/, ALARGE NUMBER OF LOTS =

THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND LA NDS
s&~ IN HENRlCO COUNTY FOR SALE, BAR
TER OR EXCHANGE.-The subscriber Will sell,
UPON the usual teTms-say, one fourth IN cash. o,
IL, Is and u months for the residue-a large mum
Der of LOTS IN the CITY, for the most art m IaP-
IDLY improving localities also, several TRACIS
OF LAND IN HenrcO county, OF far quality as to
soil, and heavily timbered. Or will barter or ex-
change them for any approved stocks at current
prices For pats and In formation as to this prop
erty, apply to ia ES r.. GOD DIN,
ia l5-2w No 8 Belvin's Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

rr.E PLACE FOR BARGAI S-No. Al
L Man street. MAILERT's ola stand NIo buy
the cheapest press Goods, call at No. Al Main 81;
To buy the cheapest Mems Wear, call at No; Al
buy the cheapest Bos Wes Sa
Wear call al No Al Main st. To buy the cheap
est Bed blankets. call at No Al Nam St To NY Ny
the cheapest Sheetngs and Shirt,ngs. eau at no
call at No Al Main st. To BUY the cheapest Ho-
siery for children, call at No. Al NAN st 10 oay
To Sny neat CaIpeting at % cts. call at No A
Main st. To-buy cheap and fashionable Sloaks'
1nrsted Hoods and Capes, call at No. Il Main st,
70 buy the cheapest Dry Goods, skirts Ci4aks,
atqnd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ia ls-2tawtllF
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q FOR RENT.-That large and convenient
e3:;a four-story BRICK HOUSE, on Grace street,
HiI lust above Foushee, for several years past &C
cupied as a parsonage for Centenary Church -
This house has recently undergone thorough re-
pairing, and is, atog ether OF the most desira-
bly located and conveniently arranged houses IN
the CITY Is admirably suited for a large family.
Possession can be had on the 18th instant For
terms, &c. apply to -
ia 8-2awts PETER TlNSLEY.
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The undersigned will continue the ~,
CHANGE and BANKING BUSlNESSo OF the iate
ed under the style and firm of WIN. B. ISAACs
CO, b. H SMITH, Jr. having an interest thereln
LIST January, 1861. w M. b. ISAACS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

fIJH. e STOCK of CLOTHING now in store
i atthe old and favorlte stand, l02 Main street.
far surpasses in extent and variety any hsIetoo
fore shown by u.s. Owing to the tlghtness In the
money market, and with view to meet the views
Of purchasers, We shall oler very great 1nopSs-
simply direct your attention to the TACT mat now
heretofore your interest WIN De pfomoseo' anu
tliio Aiiu ny " ES M HAf,nWIN A WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

MANCHESTER SCALE WOE kS.-Ws
Il have on hand from the above faoto'y =, PLAT
FORM SCALES, weishing fro.a 400 to 1000 lbs.
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every v'rlety, and
AXE orders for railroad track, depe' Ind ware
house Scales, &C., which for neatneaa- dnraDluD
and asarrAsy cannot be surpassed,
VAN-kEW. TAYLOR b CO.,
ysz--,- he. ~ NJ D streots
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OHTRT ROSOMS, Shirt BOSUMS.-

= LEVY has now in store the largest and cheap
est lot of SHIRT Bosoms in the city. Read the loi
lowing list: Marsellles Bosems, PLAIN waite anu
az i21sc worth 1919; Union l.inen Bosoms at ls;,
WORTH 25c.; pure Irish Linen Bosoms at zoe worm
37,sc /: Linen Bcsoms at T1so., worth 600, +; Linen
BosOms at SOC worth 75o.; flque Bosoms at lz,sc,
worth Is; Pqus bosoms at go, worm d o., gs,
worth 500, 75o and 81 All the above are new
goods and will be found to be as cheap as repre-
sented,
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iGHT, LIGHT, LtGHr.-Gas Chandeliers;
L. Kerosene Oil Chandeliers, 2, 3, and 6 burn
sfs; Kerosene Oh Lamps of the newest sty les,
Just received and for sale low by
SfEBBINS, PULLEN 4 CO.
Corner 9Th and broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

HOME MANUFACTURED lkoNzA
IL large assortment. consisting of BAR. RAHD,
HOOP. SCROLL, OYALS and HALF ROUNDS;
HORSE AND MULE SHOE; COASH AND
BUGGY; STEEL AND IRON L Y RES Z,
ROUNDS, SQUARES, &c, for sale at the Rich
mond IRON AND STEEL WORKS; foot Of 9Th
street. JAMES HUNIEIh:; r.
ALSO-A large assortment of PUNCHED
WASaERS,' made al this establishment, to
W hch the attention of dealers, car builders 70
Is called. ia Tim
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IIOLLOWAY'SW WORM COMPETITORS
II The most pleasant and efectual worm medi.
cine ever discovered. 1t Is remedy that no child
will refuse. but rather crave, it possesses none
of those nauseous ingredients of which other
worm distrO,e rs are composed. 1t is put up the
form of beautiful sugar plums. + or sale BY
A. BODEKER CO., Druggists,
Main street. near Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

mo NJ re- m 3 OF THE LEGINEA.
L TURE-We cali your attention to our very
large stock of RkADY-MADE CLIO L II q,
which, ewing to the times, we are selling eers to1c
at this tima of the year, and will sell them re-
gardless of cost. Give US call, and We Will most
certainly sell you.
DAkRAcOTT, HARRIS Co..
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THE MOST economical and Suickes! way OF
paaSase Of pure Gslatne, for twenty Ave cents.
with which are simple printed directlons, Tor
or,staii,ne and transparent Jcil without bofng.
using Gags. strainiuE, or clarifying in any way.
II mas be made without trcu Die, in few minutes.
and az well in the parior or ehamD Der a. IN tho
Kitchen. For sale by
JOSEPH LAT DLEY, Chemist.
Nam and 9Th stz. sign 81 red mortar.
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nJOTiCE.-We have q arge ana rue assol,-
~ msnt of Ready made 'othing for sentiemen,s
wear, and also good stock OF EegIo Cioih' ns,
which we have determined to So i for the halaIce
OF the season at VERY REDUCBn PRICES lor
cash and to punc:ual customers. we hope th!s
line above announcement will secure foF Us a.
once a call from ali who are IN need oi any thins
in ur line as wo detf rminad 10 oonis'I stficI
~ 10 ms notice SIMPSON MI Lib X,
- w ~ il9 MAN street.
Opposite Mitchell h. Tyer's, Richmond.
P.S-North Carolina money taken at par LOT
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DED K.ANk ETN, BED BLA
. Having larger stock of the shove IN store
than rs requisite tor this season, Will close thea
ont at mnoh below the regular prices. persons
wishing TO purchase can depend on procuring them
az much less than the usual Price, . ,.
w JACOB A. LEVY, is Main 81.
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ppovEsssoEAE CARDS.

A BRAHAM h0PELlN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa Once On Ma'n IN
street. [aug25, l859-tt
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Per annum, payable in advancel e,
If not paid within the first six rro,,l Si50
If not paid until the expiration Of - - d.l5
A failure to notify a discontinuaycs' 40
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considered Q new engagement. "''l1 1s
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Over three weeks lessthan three no,,
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months. 6 do 10.
lines or less, SI5O S9oo = CO.
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2 squares, GA lines,) 400 Zoo ,S SN
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Half column, 1000 10 oo asw
One column, 1900 % 40 eO'w
Administrators and Executors Notices 'I,o. =.
Professional or Business Cards. not ev 40
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number of insertions desired. viii he ,,n mn. Ae
ued till forbidden, and charged aceorS;an ua
the above terms.
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\ GREAT MAN.-George Lippard, in
his work called the ''Nazarene, thts
spcaks OF President Jackson 'de was
a mani Well [ remember the day
waited upon him. He sat there III his
-chair-I can see him now. We told
him of the public distress manutac-
turers ruined-4the shrouded eagles IN
crane. which were carried at the head OF
10000 men into independence Square
He heard us al We begged him to leave
the deposits where they were, to uphold
the great bank at Philadelphia. Still he
did not say word. At last one OF our
me,nbers, more fiery than the rest, lnti-
mated that ie the bank was crushed re-
bellicn might follow. Then the old man
arose. can see him yet.
.sCome,' he shouted, in a voice OF thun-
der. as his cleached hand was raised high
above his white hair, "come with bayonets
in your hands, instead Of your petitions
surround the White House with your le-
cions-I am ready for you With the
people at my bacls whom your gold can
neither awe nor buy, [ viii swing you up
around the Capitol-each one Of you on
gibbet as high as Hansans p
"When | think" says the author, col
that one man standing there at Washing
ton, battling against all the powers OF
bank and panic combined, betrayed by
those in whom he trusted -assailed by all
that the snake Of malice could hiss Or the
6end of fllsehood Iiowl-when / think OF
that one man placing his back against the
rock, aud folding his arms for the blow,
while he uttered his VOW: 81 viii not
swerve one inch from the course L have
taken,"-I must confess that the records
of Rome-nay the proudest days of Crom-
well or Napoleon-cannot furnish an in
stance Of will like that of Andrew Jack
son, when he placed life and soul and fame
on the hazard Of die for the peoples
welfare"
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A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
"A The subscriber, having leased, re-ftted
and newly furnished the .Ebensburg House, y
is prepared TO accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been a fnvorte FOR visitors during the Summer
season, aud | viii spare pains in making it
an agreeable home for all soiourners. Ny IA
Bile viii always be luxurjously supplied from
the markets Of the country and the cities. My
BAR viii be filled with liquors of choice
brands. Ny STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as to
suit all. Expecting TO receive a share of pat
ronage, and fully intending to deserve it. l
hereby throw open nay house to the public
HENRY FOSTER
August %, ls59;tf
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THE WAR RAFT-This machine, now
building at Charleston harbor, is said 10
have sides Of iron and palmetto logs, aud
on the insdes ,f these is to be placed q
layer of cotton bales, thus making a solid
wall of from five to six feet in thickness
on the attacking side, while on the other
side and ends it VIII not be any stronger
than is necessary to resist the effect Of
the conclusion in the firing of the guns.
It will be partly filed with water, which
it is supposed, will destroy the effect Of
the bombs which fall into it consequently
there is large opening left in the deck.
1t will mount four guns, which are now
lying side of it-three 32-pounders and
one 44-pounder. They will be mounted
all on one side, il being the only one that
is protected, the other side and ends hav-
ing ouly railing around them. In regard
to its efficacy, opinions differ. but among
the soldiers it has the opprobious epithet
of 'sSlaughter Pen" and each company
are fearful that they shall be called upon
to man it. From the material of which
it is built. it must be extremely comhusti-
Bile, and heated shot will be very apt TO
set it on fire. Again, it will have to be
moored and kept in exact position, for If
it swings round, or Its moorines are cut,
as they might be by chain shot, it would
be completely at the mercy of the fort,
which might easily sweep the exposed
deck by grape or canister shot.
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~ ID. MURRAY, ATTORNEY At LAW,
I i. Ebensburg, Pa 0Gce opposite Craw-
.ord.s Hotel Taug.2 %, ,lS59-f
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ID AILRoAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
a g. bria county, Pa (Near Pcnna Railroad
Station.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE viii be fur
nishcd with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best Of liquors, in
Guiding Ales and-Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient SrABLISG is
attached to the premises.
Wilmore, August 25, lS59tf
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xoEs woRM! SOB yyoRK!

TTaying, in connec, ION with the AUc-
4 ghaaion, large and superior lot of
Job-Type, we are prepared to execute with
neatness and dispatch, every variety of Job
Work, including Hand Bills, Cards Deeds
and Blanks of every description, short
notice and On the most reasonble rateS.-
Persons desiring anything in this line VIII do
we'll to call
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THE STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.-Ihe
annual report of this institution has been
issued. At the date OF the last report,
there were two hundred and iilty-four pa
tients in the institution, since which two
hundred and eleven have been admitted,
and one hundred and ninety-one have been
discharged, or died, leaving two hundred
and scventy-four under care at the close
of the year The total number OF patients
in the hospital during the year, was four
hundred and sixty-iive. The highest
number at any one time was two hundred
and fifty and the average number under
treatment, during the whole period, was
two hundred and sevcnty-three. The
number of males in the hospital during
the wear was two hundred aad slXty-three
and the number of females was two huu-
dred and two The highest number Of
males at any one time was one hundred
aud fifty seven, and the highest number
of females was one hundred and thir,y-one.
At the beginning of the year, there were
one hundred and thirty-two males, and
one hundred and twenty-three temlles.-
The number OF males admitted during the
year was one hundred and tairty-onc, aud
the number of females eighty. Since the
hospital was opened in 1871, three thous-
and five hundred and seventyonc persons
have been admitted of these two hundred
and seyenty-four still remain. Among
them, were one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-six males, aud OF these the
largest number OF any profession were
farmers-two hundred and sevouty-eight.
There were one hundred and sevcnty-thrce
merchants, one hundred and forty-two
clerks, sixty-six students, twenty-three
clergymen, thiry-eight physicians, sixty
nine carpenters, one hundred and forty-six
laborers, four police officers, twenty-five
blacksmiths, one author, seventeen artists,
thirty-ive tailors, ffty-six shoemakels,
and two hundred and forty y-four of no
occupation.
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4 CAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.
" Has been recently opened by GEo RAN
DoLPH, formerly of Blair county
Mr. Randolph promises TO his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest charges
of any house in the county The former hirh
character of the house is sufficient guaranty
of what its future will be-
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wilmore, April 10, Is60tf
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EGG RENT.

4 q - Il k--t q
FsHhe subscriber viii lease for term ohtT
'THE PENSACOLA MILL PRCPLIIl J,
with Loco acres of land adjoining, he"'L: Pc
timbcred-30 acres surrounding the IaiL- =
cleared, and under high state Of culti's'Tl-, IN.
Also, Blaeksmiths' shops. Trucks, &C =,
Mill las one of Pages Circular saws II j,
well IS an upright saw, and three sla''l - ...'N
lars Ter lath. &c, and is Capable O; msRis r
10000 FEET OF ICMBlI, liz DAii III
The above described valuable propel. +.
be leased on favorable terms. PosstssioHs
en- at any time Address -r
LLOYD & HILL. Hollldaysol.'ir r,
Or WM. II. GARDNER, Ese.i VIZ
September ] lS59:tf.
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UsEEUE ExgENTEGXS.

AN manufacturing and selling. at lie CE
Z rate Of SIX dollars, .. c. GEEENS IAI-
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknoNltoeed fy 81
who have tried it, the simplest, most duIsjt
and easiest operated machine ever eottn rF
1t win cat Corn Fodder, long straw. sl-.
Oats. tangled Straw, OF Hay. hart tasr.ti
OF Cumoria, Indiana Armstrong Cl1riou T5
est. Ills and Jelters or counties. EiHi-rlss
of Il c right IN three or four OF The las, H-nti
counties on fair terms.
have also the right for HATTLNS : IaI-
ENT CARRIAGE NHEELS in Cambria sli
Blair counties. This y heel has stood Il tCs
of over four years in many OF the ErsierE aEt
Southwestern States, and proves 10 be TutA
stronger and more durable, although ore
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. %
not desire TO sell any of MY ter II
ritory on this, but viii furnish Ne
Carriages, Bugeies, Sulkies. &c. ReS<>@z5,ss-
propose to accommodate Car s-Sssssssssa - 80
riage-mai,ers with Wheels (orhUDs gnc aIcsl
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are ias'
superseGing all others.
Call at my shop, near the Ebensburg ieuA
dry, and examine for yourselves. ~,
ISAAC C. SINGLE
Ebensburg, February ?, 1850.
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4: UOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, Of various styles, fitted
u with the celebrated Collins Burner, fOr sale by
fcb25-u RAINS, BROWN & Co
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as zzs
J.J. BEECH, a
Who'll sale s. Retail Druggist
(scocEssoR TO z. Z. GooIEr COZ
Corner Broad and Cherry Ieets,

NASHVILLE, TENN-
IA ILL keep always on hand large and complete
w assortment OF every thing kept in the Drug line,
which viii sell cheap as the chenpest, and as
S0od Is The best which ready 10 prove all the
and any time, day night the satisfaction
OF all good citizens who will favor with a call and
patronage. JOHN J. BEECH
sept le-u
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do Ironing and wasn-nouse ssovus
Common Jxmb and Mantle Crates;