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DIR. JOHN MILLER. Frederick Town, Md.
do hereby certify that had this last spms
and summer a constant pain in my sfomnca aud
great weakness in my kidneys, and pam aero..
my eyes. Tor whish used good man, remedies
without giving relief Twas at last recommends
to hy bottle OF Gareganls Bnsain OF Hsaih
prepared by Johu S. Miller. accordingly nade
use OF one bottle, which procured OF his agea in
Hngerstowo. which resto' ed me 10 my good health
he ain, and sIn now Is ~e.i os oyrri pa. and yoV
are al lbrrty to make il know for the ben Gi L
those afflicted in the same way.
Yours, sc. JACOB ROVER.
Hogerstowp, Sept. 1894. Cour; Ctier
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sertgn remedy for all kinds of worms &c. The p,o.
prieior has great nuu"er Of certificates in Ii,
possession, Of cores performed BY this vslnahs
Medicine, which would fiji several coluua, Of
newspaper, and therefore gives only few Of the
most prominent, which the re nder viii, find b.lov
his advertisement. Ii rs nestly put up ipsopsr, b0F
pint bottles, with the name OF the Medic,ue bouu
on the glass OF each bottle. and the prourietor',
signature a LABEL pasted on The outside wrso.
per Of each bottle 10 prevent il from being conn.
terfeied Each bottle is accompanied with e,,,n,
sve directions tor it's use, hich can AT all ,mss ba
and Of the subscriber, at one dollar per BEETLE
aud by the quantity, al a lbersi discount
{ Dr
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100 DOLLARS REV ARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, near the
~ New Store, Rockingham, about The first of
July, 1888 my mar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

Nov. 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
WHAT WILL THE NORTH DOl

The Van Buren, papers have been, ever since
the commencement of the late furious Abolition
controversy, assuring their readers that the North
crn Legislatures would adopt eflectual mca-
surcs, this winter, to check the Fanatics in Their
nccndiary crusade against the rights and safety OF
the South. For own parts, we have never be-
lovod that they would do any such thing, though
we have been content TO await their action in 81.
lencc. New Je rsey is the first Northern STATE
which has spoken on the subject; not as yet, it
true, through her Legislative, but her Executive
superintendent what does she say Gov.
oom,-who it will be recollectcd, is Van b.
rcn MAJ in his Annual Message, after condemn
ing the course of the Aboltonsts las all the poll
ttcidns will readily do, because such declarations
cost them nothing, and the vote of the South will
be chcaply purchased if it can be bought with such
chati,) explicitly declares that no legislative
action IS necessary" and, in the very cant OF the
Abolltionlsts themselves, adds: " The freedom
OF speech and the right of peaceful discussion ma.
not be restrained" That is, the right Of telling the
Southern people that they are all man-stcacrs and
tyrants-the right to discuss the means of most Ell
tectually robbng us of our property, as the alter
native OF having our threats cutand our dwellings
burned over our heads If New jersey will GO
no farther than this, What can we expect from
New York, the hot-bed of the Abolition fevcr--the
central seat OF its influence and power
viii the Southern States be satisfied with this
answer 1t will behoove their Legislatures soon to
answer this question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS

a large meeting OF the friends of Gen lIarr,.
was h'Id' on the 9ih inst. IN Philadelphia, a, ub,
benjamin Duncan, Esq late Sheriff Of pblodl
phia, and a leading Jacksonian, presided r
meeting vas addressed by James c. Bddle, Tho.
as l.. Mckenney, J. {. Montgomery, and N
Naylof' Tie meeting Is said to have Jcen ye,.
large. We have no doubt, from the cyi1on.'
that daily reach us, that Gen. Harrison +, i
choice Of tour-tifli,s ofthe Wings Of Pen,,I,...
Why should tho other fifth per;naeiousl, and g.
lshiE adhere 10 Mr.. Webster, as we perceive Tia,
some oi'hem seem determined to do,
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In, made no opposition. Tie Tories sought
Inn, TO DELAY tire bill. The Whirs wish 10 push
n ahead. Sir Charles Wetliercu and Mf. might
sers the counsel admitted.
/ did not get any particular impression oil an.
extraordinary dignity in the House OF Lords,
Dukes, Earls. Niseounts, Marqu'ses, and Bishops
n. men. like the rest ofus, with warm biood aad
no, ,rmpers at fines. The excitement was moi
Little on this party question. Since this night II
IA. broken out In tho House vi Lords with some
y,.,I,nce. The Earl oi " inebelsea has been 1T
al. rayiuc. There is mote dgaiiy and more order
than in the Commons. probably because the men
IRE older, generally speaking, and because there
arc no, so many Of them, they numbering at the
rost 425, (nevsr al there, n. they vote, II they
choose, By proxy,) and the Commons numbering
62a. heard no remarkably Impressive speaking
but that of Lord u roughain, and he WI, sot rie-
ouept, Lord Melbourne, | presume, lays no pfe-
tension to the orator. Some oi the speakers "ouid
bc ridicued az being grcencf than sophehof''.
I should think there want OF ihteileel u'ie.
Men often, see, lay clam 10 attention from Their
,,nk ra,bcr than their brains. The Dake OF Cum.
bsrland would have has quietus after two day
life in the American Senate. There Ia bad iasie
In the manner IN which many things are done here,
but the busine,s-like energy with which ih'nr'
nre pushed, for example, allowing SIR Charles
Wc,hereh but - hours to prepare II, one cannot
pr,i,o too much The English politician, do know
how 10 dispatch business better then ae do, always
excepting our last night of the session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Prom the Baltimore Chronielt, Nos. Is.
TIE WIG FESTIVAL.

Al ,un rise YESTERDAY norninp salute OF thf
,,su gun, annou.eed that thu, imposing ccrcluo.
nv, designed to oommemordt. The recent political
victory Of the Wing party in this siaIc, and 10
cheer them On to future eartien, would take place
For several hours before tie appointed tlme
all the ave nues leading II the place selected iof the
festival were crowded with horscm n, earf''ers
and persons on foot, posting TO participate IN the
patriotic g. soul-strrins pageant. Bs one O'Clock,
tie hour appointed for sitting down To table, II
crowd had assembled which do not thiuk II
.,ageera,ion TO say could scarcely have amounted
10 rs. than FIVE thousand persons. For the It
freshmen, Of this largo ass,mhlage, tables had been
,pread upon the beautiful and romantic cmin, nee
in iron, Of the dwelling OF Nj " alker, and cover
cd with a proiuson oil delightful 'Hnd', feh
wines, and other appliances, 10 rive 2rSt To the
a. feast Of reason and the flow Of soul. NolhlnF
could be more tasteful than the disposition Of the
tables. The principal table was OF circular form,
from various points of which dSerrcd others, thu,
d;sposing the company nth most favourable man
ncr, for hearing the address dchtcted upon the
occasion. Upon the porch Of Mr.. alkcrs dwcl-
ling, immediately tchind tie Presidents ,hrif,
was arranged two Bands Il Musioi1us, ind o,er
the heads Of the company the Stn-Spangled
banner" and several laes, bearing mortoeS eN-
pressiyc Of the principles of tie Wig parry. I'm.
mediatcly in front of tie President was stationed
the flag, which the Young Wings ct Baltimore last
year presented 10 the Wings Phlndel pha, IAN
Injunction that il should only be returned when
the State of PcnnS> lNania should have i1r,aken
Der idols. This glorious contamination, 50 long de.
vou,v wished, having taken place. the Wings Of
Philadelphia had returned the Nag bearing this
significant and cheering inscription, " PcnmsNlva
tia Regeucraed, responds TO MarNiand.' Soon
after one o'clock the venerable iHkt IIerA0a
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T,omtAe v. J. Courie, D. Enquirer

EscApr OF FrrzcrRhLp, rnE BASK RonprR.
--Wcncntiuncd ON SATURDAY,, that the above indi-
yldua had been delivered 10 the agent deputed
BY the Executive Of tn" state OF Gcorgin, 10 de-
mand him is fugitive from Justice. Nh " llilnrs,
tho agent, engaged passage for himself and the
prisoner IN the ship Empires, iof Savannah, which
was to have sailed Oh Friday, bat was detained
BY head winds, and anchored in re Iast Hner
v hcntlr passengers retired to r,', The officer, Ia
secure his prisoner, compelled him 10 sleep IN tie
same room with himself, lodged lsim IN the upper
birth, and then, TO make assurance doubly sure,
lei down the curtains, which he carefully tucked
under him, forming n he supposed an imPcaera-
ble bdrfier against any attempt which The prisoner
might make escape. At one O'Clock the sno-
ring OF Fitzgerald satisfied his keeper that he was
safe bnf AZ 3, when tho officer awokr from com
Portable nap, the most profound silence rcign"d IN
the birth above.
He put his hand out 10 feel for the curtain, bu,
to his disnay found II lying upon the ground. L.
a moment he On his tteti and looking IN the
prisoners hlrth found it vacant. A narm was
instantly raised, bul 10 lule purpose; fitzgerald
bad escaped, leaving his hat and shoes behind
lie had not been seen by tho wateh on deck, and
il IS probable that he let himself down from the
cabin window and saam 10 the shore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

O. The Washington Globe con,r.i,..
much Of the article, from the y. Y. Couriee
into our last paper, which asserts tia; Ro,b.,S.
was authorized to, ever did make dem
the rench government, for payment of the a5on
nifty under the unfortunate treaty. 1t them.
vors TO show that the French King has not ac,,I
good faith in the matter, which we never l.[
heard questioned, and which has an "awtnI ...'
ting towards war in the present condition .,
controversy.
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lIAIIINLlIli

BNrrgoNl, Nov. 10.
William o. Jonts va. Tins day arlaipnci Lo-
fore the Circuit Coprt Of dc United States on
three indictments, each OF which Contained num-
Der of charges oi'the same description. Que for
stealing letters continuing money; a second for
stealing letter, containing valuable securities; the
third for stealing letters containing nothing al va
luc. To each indictment he pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced by the Court, on the first ndict-
menr, 10 be imprisoned FIVE years. on the second
four Years on the ihrd twelve months and TO
pay - linc Of FIVE dollars. The imprisonment in
each case to be at hard laboru thg Pcniteu,iary of
the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
kY.s'G17HURG svHGLs.azs.
Thursday, November 10, 1895.
Rail. ROAD MEETING.

We are requested 10 state that meeting will
be held at Liberty, on Monday next, bedford
cncy otunitng in the petition 10 the next Lc,sla-
iorr, for the Incorporation of 4 company TO con-
struci Rail Road from Richmond 10 the Tonnes
see Inc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
MUIR DER.

We have htcn informed that a man by the name
Of William VIA bush, WIS touHd dead icm dan
since, near his own house, with evident MAINS o.
violence upon his body. Il Is supposed he WIS
murdered BY III, neero, With the conniNancr oi
white t5ersons, la, as the matter viii undergo
legal investigation. We tof5car state the parlic.
ulafs. The dec d lived IN lie nciehborbood OF
Broodyu, Halifax County, Va.
DanrWe Rcpofter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

10" We learn, from the last Norfolk Beacon tina,
the Executive Committee, appointed by the Dan
vile Convention, has selected Walter Gwin, Esq.
as the Engineer TO survey the route Of a Rail Road
from Danville to Wythe c. H.-Thc committee
have also determined TO re-assemblc the Conven-
ton in Richmond on the 3nd Monday in January
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

O. We learn from the Charlotte IN. c. Jour.
nal mat D'0~"nd has been recently dis covered
IN mat region, in mineral assoc citation similar 10
that otthe Diamond Mines ofBrazil. 1t, la, been
submitted to the Geological Society of~Pcnnsy'
Vanla who declared it, without dissenting VOICE
30 be Diamond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

The Norfolk Beacon states that tic North Car
ona "a has been taken ont the dock, and haul
ed alongside OF the wharf at the Navy ard, prep
aratory TO getting in her masts, &c. The Falmouth
and Grampus have been dockcd for repairs at
the same station. The n. York Star also states
that all the forts in that halbor are ordered 10 be
garrisoned forthwith, and that one hundred cannon
have been ordered to Fort Ric,imond
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z. r. gsG EN-,
a rNMALE ssnvAMr WANTED

lt'hoh 80 to 30 years Old accustomed 10 house
- business, who understands House kcep pug,
:, 'eN4nS &c, and who come W recommend
90 of honesty and capacity manage the household
u"' i'iS o' nan with small family. Such ant
no''lu ne clher bought hired for the next year
e'Sous wishing TO sell hing, viii apply to Nessis
-. n > 4 Davis, Of l.ncbHurs
NV = 4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

The New York Daily Advertiser says =" We
understand that The Distrc, Attorney ir tn, Dis
trict has received instructions from the State De
partmont to keep sharp look out in his District
on the course of things tending to in,rrtctc with
the friendly relations now existing between thl>
Government and Mexico"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

:. Vol Burr is still in the land Of the living. He
n'u. h better in his general health tia, lie wa.
some time ago. One of the friends of his c,,Iv
GAYS Is very busily engaged in examining all his
P:pen spd letters with view to publication AFTER
nn ds.th' These arc twenty large trunk, Gtl
~ mcst interesting nsss.riais 10 his,try and bi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

We learn that John Aorv,ll aud l.aicus Lyon
have been elected 10 tie United States Senate IN
the Legislature of Michigan. Mr. Aorsrl former.
ly resided in this city--waS for number of wears
connected with the Philadelphia prcss--aud il At
present Postmaster Of Detroit. liz is gentle
man of high order OF intellect, and la, m,rA
warm friend, in Philadelphia, Who viii rejoice al
his election 10 distinguished stofi5n. He vii
no donh, prove auan ableanA iaithulrcprr>,uiotise
of Michigan. 1t should be- remembered, however,
that this Territory is yet ~ be admitted into the
Union. PbR Enquirer
Agreed, as to tie qualifications of MI Newell.
But we have not yet been able 10 comprehend low
the People oil Michigan have THOUGHT themselves
entitled 10 choose Senators and Reprcs, ntalus in
Congress. II neither the Senators nor tho Rcpr,-
eentatNes can take their seats "a such. We do uui
what purpose, beneficial 10 the Territory, Of
auspicious 10 the de>,inics of the cmbrvo STAT.
can be effected, or hoped 10 he effected, by tin,
premature action. Ii appears 10 be hardly RS.
peotlul to the People and Congress of the rni,ed
States. il is taking time ty tic frrrlock, if il b,
not, TO use the figure of contemporary, taking
Congress by the nap ofihc neck. Vat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

Governor Lucas. of Ohio, has issued Procla
nation recommending to the good people of ,ha,
state the object ofthc Washington National Monn
ment Society, as ono -" truly worthy of grateful
nation, and deserving of their attention and aid
we hope his example will be folio ed by the Chief
"'asis'rates OF all the States. Nat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

he election fer Governor il now gong onn
Massachusetts The candidates are Edward E,l.
rctt, nominated by the Wings Judge Morton
nominated by the Van Burenitcs and It, Gov
Armstrong; brought into the field on the eve Of tie
election, by portion of the Wings, who wen
not satisfied with Mr. Everett The vote in 2
towns stands as follows:
For Everett 1866
For Morton l0,707
For Armstrong 600
Last year in The same towns, the vote stood
hus
For Davis ("hIa) lS,4s7
Fer Morton $500
For Bailey 5,5OS
here is 10 doubt, We presume, Of NJ. Ever
cts election, though Moron's vote is much large
tlran last year, and Eyorctts much smaller than
Davis'S. Two causes have produced thi, result
First, the Ant-Mlsons, who last year supported
Bailey, having no candidate in the field have gone
over to Morton-and secondly, it cannot be doubt
ed, that the prospect Of getting Northern man in
the Presidential chair has carried off some of the
Wings themselves. As an evidence Of the latter
fact it may be cited that Alexander Everett, Tor.
merry a leading " hig, and brother of Edward Ey.
orctt, the Wing candidate for Governor, was tn,
year the leading candidate of the Van Buren;e,
for the State Senate, in the city of Boston
Straws show which way the wind blow. Fedora
Massachusetts, like federal Connecticut, Rhodc
Island, &c. is about to support the Democrat,
R'publcdn candidate for the Presidency. Why
Can the Richmond Enquirer explain the strange
phenomenon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
10 I .vnrhLnre Memorial. which spc.

reference to the Lynehbare Memorial VINO" 'p
officially refer, to lis coniInnai'on' ell'tr y '"'
1auc, River Comp1ny. thai for wine" a "e"
.,.,r,.r .ked. to Richmond. There Is, them no
reason for any rivalry between our nnasl''i"s
,avn and the village OF Buchanan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

u he Annual Meeting of the American Col
on'za'on Society will be held in Washington city,
on the 18th Of December. Auxiliary Societies
arc invited to send Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

The Rail Roads made. making. and projected
IN the unnea States, uill tt.t neorly o,rs huMlra
million. Of dollars. MI W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

\ letter IN yesterdays Wig, states. that " 4 :
M hdrnett was IN the act OF stepping INTO his
carnage negro man, (the property ola lady
in the neiehhorhood,) who came up a, the moment,
accompanied by some 20 or 80 slaves. on their
way from preaching, addressed TO him som, ins,-
lent lang age about shutting down tho we'll door,
Nh L. with great iorbearancc, rcplicd-Clear
Yourself, old man, and give me non" of vonr inso
fence lhc negro retortcd, borrowing Mr.. c.
''ne"age, by saving, " clear Yourself and Give mn,
mono oil your msolcnct." Mr. G. turning round and
'''siaea Walking cano which he held in his hand
ooseiNto' old man, ii YOU give me another word
"i insoienee' l II chastise YOU with this cane" r,
Whleh the negro replied AT the same tim, br,n-
dI>hing q large haw club which he held IN hi. h,,d
I've got cane, too, and I'll cha<rise y,n ;" and
Immediately advancing upon Mr. G. aimed , blan
at INN, winch, being impcrlcctv barred kaocloJ
on Mr.. t'.s a".'-And then follow tho n,r,;,,,.
lars, AS stated above by Mr.. Garnctt. Tho -.
Ter adds; AT tle time of trial the negro was aliy
but the Court decided in addition 10 Mr.. G.,sar
quittal, that the ncgros death could not allcc III,
oase.-in addition to the opinion Of the Cour
the Opinion of the community is " as the onini,n
OF one man, tllat, unoonncoted with the acciden-
tai discharge OF the pistol, Mr.. c. would have been
inIly justified in deliberately shooting HIM. and thar
ne esoeralscd most cxir ordinary fnrhcarance in
not doing /, uiiheu; moment of hesitation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

The government Of New Granada has Issued a
decree prohibiting the expectation of Goh from
that iennblie either Of inqots or dustuna,r severe
penalties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

o. About 30 shares of the Petersburg and
Roanoke Rail Road stock were sold, last week al
Sl2O.
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c. The Alcxandria iGaze,,e saws ,ba,

atoms for eqnipPlng various forts along o',r
are going ON with great aclivi,y-,o ep.,l
suppose, against the contingency of French -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
IrNlSGroN, VII, NOV, T., 1885.

IfAlNGION, ' IL, Nov, 4, 1886
In justice to ihr feelings and chAactrr of Mr.
l'enry I. Garctt, the undersigned having attend
cd the investigation of thc occurrence which occa.
soned his detention and trial in this counN-aul
bong fully satisfied With the propriety, moderation
and iorbcaanee OF hi, conduct under the circun,-
stances IN which he VAS placed, convinced of hi,
innocence Of the tclonjou, offence for which he
"aN arr'inecI, III hi, entire and complete iu.,ihca
ton, aud al the commenlahe midncss Of his dr.
position y conduct lhroue hootthcunrlcaSant affair.
with Great pleasure, rrador tn tribute To his cllin,>
upon ~, asa stranger, c,tizen and a gentleman.
We consider Inn moi only LEGALLY, bun ,rorQYv
fully Justified II ii 5 conduct throughout.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

JAS. MCDOWELL, j.,
AAML. Mcb. RID, Idri
Of Rofibridee county.
ROBf. X. BARTON,
Committing Magistrate.
u. 5, MORGAN, ". n.
JOHN MOFttTT,
wv. TAYLOR, attorney
fer the tomm0n,rcalth.
{. =. DORM 4uorncy.
ALLAN h. MAGRUDER, tg'u
=. Md. MOORE,
JAS. d. DAVIDSON, .iHorney
y. I. MOORE.
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Selling or Cheap !!

TyE sutsrriDcr has 90 hand at his store
in Uafer-sreei--n exnctly at the corner
OF Water and Millcr-street, but one door
south, sGs" Dont forget the .Nnmber,"-
u general assortment oil GROCERIES,
Coffee, tens, sugar, molasscs, flour,
rice, spices Of all kinds, box aud cask
rn,sins, soap, candles, lamp oil, butter q
cheese. lard, pork, No aud macker-
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fish, brushes md br00ms, ci',hes lines
and bed cords, earthern, stone and crock
cry ware, thirk houis, Turks Island and
A,aerican salt, rye and indian iaeal, ap-
pies and potatoes by the barrel or bnsliel,
wooden ware, SC. Sc, which he will ex-
change for FARMERS PRODUCE o,
CASH on reasonable terms.
W. sSy...sllA.c
1000 bushels Potatoes ryo and In
dian meal poultry and eggs.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
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~ located in Lancaster, il RsMovEp !" NO.
2. Watsr-s,reei, Boston, where The Suhscrioefs :
are prepared to iurnsh New ana reGo"a ''",'
PRINTING TYPE, BRASS aud ZiNA hCLL'
LEADS. &c. Sc. =, A..
Having made arrangement with mr.. 't,sE
lIoI NJ Es for ihs manufacture OF typo ana o'"s,
articles usually Furnished by Typo Founders ana
as lie is wei esPss'c"ccn a"u I,m ,,. ~ ,
pains will be taken to answer all ofoers 10
prompt and faithful manner.
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