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WALL sTRE ET.-THURsDAY JAN. 2s.

wsI street h in state Of rspose" cain - summers
ing" houu The French question does not produce
single ripple The diminishing among the great
Washington laughed at by ALL brokers, bankers,
shsnls clerks down the very poers. considered tempest
tea pot believed that the two countries will remain in
ahaea Of their conductihen make up the explsin-he
ether pay, and so kiss and be frirnds again.
Under this of feeling the stock market looks beand
ouy istoeabiy Morris Canal creeping and what
The purpose susans ITSELF We Informed unque
authority prospect for
sext summer.
The United States Bank up yesterday 49, Great
ndence expressed that will succeed in Harrisbugh We fear
tie State Senate IL this Institution could be transferred To Wall
street it would do good than al that the city, the banks the
legislature do five years. Read article this subject in
snoiher column Philadelphia is place for it.
All the for large banks In Massachusetts, bank oe
len millions proposedn Virginia of four milons-n Ala
hama Of fss millions just chartered
In Virginia the U. anch Of circu
son millions of paper and Of capital proposed to
place four million bank authorized only to issue notes OF
$40 and upwards Before this done discussions will take
place. t
Great efforts arc making persuade and
stop Philadelphia, and purchase their spring
supplies. "They will figure" John Randolph Of Roanoke
they do Every day increasing the goods for
sale in this
The Union Bank Of Tennessee has got in difficulty with the
Legislature The latter threaten repeal the charerthe Bank
bring the Legislature the bar Of the Supreme Souri,.
The Socsti Aale fishery amounted last year 5000 bar
els 500 raonshe value greater than what The French
The right ahak fishery amounted 1873 495 barrels
value millions Nantucket New Bedford the prnci-
pal ports
of Courier and Enquirer sold Farmers Loan
deliverable in March in AprI He had better settle the old
scores first
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Ae4ng &c Delegates f0n the several wards Of the city Of
New the subject Of the location Of the Post Office held
Broadway House. Esd January ls6 NJ H. Quack Esq
called TO the Chair ard james B. Murray Harris Scsse
appointed Secretaries. - - u ll.l-L-L---
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LEARED-Shif -Horstio. Rowland, CaHtou.
ARRlVED.-Brig-Chath Morgan, Havsna.
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PATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENTL.-

IS William 81. and lie Broa,l,-,v
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r expeditions Certainty, iafu;te-
OF 70 any other nedirine for The " ITCH II
csan III rs ornaon, that has filled any one nstance
whaes OF e1ectuay dsgreesh,e disorder On
my y one application only though applied :
he Cned States does particle Merrv
pun may De applied with the greatest safety rnosl deic ne v
during pregnancy the enderes infants One box rr fr
eown peson and divided children For sale Nv
aoTers NATHAN B. GRAHAM.
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SPICE BlTTERS.-Those Biiters have be en- long ccle
DRAFTED io their peculiar yiriue yipe Strengthening
me stonach hey procure appetite and help Digestion swee
snd purify the blood oruco are found very use
ui IN removing The aundce they pducca sweetness of The ho
removing all scohutic aad becng ana are great mr.
tentative against levers and They useful In sIl
ne year. but more particularly in The spring BY hrsce e
hce and preventing that dagreeabe ssness ard veafness
ass too frequently from ration ,qn approach ., warm
"ea'ser Prepared and sold wholesale ieaf = -
nov6 NATHAN ". OR AHAsf 81 Ce,lsr-s, n yo,t
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rlNHE OLD GALEN's HEAD. y Feek


yersaly acknowledged this city Aso Giees Strieiues Fs
las and oil diseases arising from the impurities Of tie blood The
medicines mild safe, expeditions, regularly improve
strength; hK charges reasonable aid the
feet without confinement hndiancc from and 10
cal c,ned in few days without particle Of Mercury.
Saigers possibly experience difficulty in max choice
Dr. E. respectfully so.ioits CALI which will enable
else their udgmenhis experience Hospitals
America for So years, will lie confident ebe him give per
i'm IS
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PUBLIC MEETlNG.-At an adjourned meeting q
the Masters Officers vt vessels and Seamen of this port held
Tuesday evening" at the Second Ward Hotel Captain Richard
f. cssdto the Chair and Charles Burde appoint
ed Secretary minutes Of the last meeting having read
and approved. Memorial read company present. adj
the Legislature session. praying the odous
ssd unjust law imposing tax of dollar for
entering this port be repealed unanimously adopted
and a motion OF Captain Evans, il l--
Resolved That hundred copies of said memorial be printed
and ata copy he left In the Exchange Hudson News Rsom and
all public Of this city, for the purpose Of obtaining the
Of such persons phlanopic enough desire the
attainment Of its object. Tfl'.E. .lf-t--
On motion ofC Burdelt Ii resolved that su-
number signatures he obtained the Memorial be forwarded
to The Membeu ofhe Legislature from this city, requesting them to
their best endevor relieve from oppression
and Illegal class Of y able suffer-
city, the odous stigma Of being the only city the Union where
this unjust law In operation. =
Itwas further resolved III pledge ourselves individually
sign any shipping articles, which the dollar
serted and that will all times resist the payment Of this tyra
nical and unconstitutional imposition err
II further resolved that active be taken
obtain the signatures of and officer Of vessels in this
port, said memorial.
Resolved that the proceedings of this meeting he published
such Of the daily papers msy be deemed necessary.
Resolved that this meeting adjourn Friday evening,
Jan q, n O'clock at this place. -. J.. ~.
3 RICH'D F. EVANS, Chairman.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28
EEyER AND AGUE.@RUSHTON A. 1SpTN-

L. WALLS Tonic Aixtue for he c,re Of Fever and aeu.
ms sce offered with confidence the public and .rstmo-
mes o. us ean oe furnished from Dir Charles Heay Hail.
Dr. an ensaaes VIM Holly, and Others. ii New
IT, amohs whose friends has been used with
ne popeors are 50 well assured Of value thai hey s an
M equation OF ieuhdIng the price in every where il
- tIo'ns one arecfionsl without sfecng
~ rl,ts RUSnToN & ASPiNwALL.
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ACCTIONsALFs.
JAMES BLEECkER, Auctluseer.
Walk STREET ET d RPR tF siR

TED STATES BRANCH BANK.
JAMES BLEECKEk SONS will sell al auction, Safur-
day. 18th FEBRUARY the Sales ROOM, 10 Brcis street, Fur
Miss Buildings f5.H.t4- HsI4 KS ass
The Valuable Banking House and Lot Of Ground Of the Branch
off Upied States Bank this city; the ground "A e inches
depth the III westerly side nd 40 feet inches the
south eastery ide with the right alley 10
width between The bank and The house building
The sale will be Percmptnry the highest bidder.
The terms will be follows Cne fifth ofihe purchase
TO he paid cash, ard the balance credit of One Tive and
Three Years. per interest psyaie The
purchaser 10 have the option paying the whole cash.
Possession TO be delivered the 18th Ms,ch For fu par
ueulars application 10 be made {, the aucicaees. 4
jsn 1l-dlFI3 mo f2)
EkANkLlN s. JENKINS WOULD INFORM
their friends that they have takea the and ccnnodious
building, No. 10 Broad lew doors south all
which they are fitting up for REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM
and viii fe:ume business The equise
be made. Due notice will be given sales,
the'~ will he happy To their friends above 81
Dated Friday. December IS. 1855 dec Is
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RRAANS DKETH's rILI:s,-DR- VIM sRANE

- - M ~ III or III "au uPlon a heH
pedlg the oircufslon brought Inflammation eraeemenfe
the or part where settled, impressed Of In
truth Of This simple thery that lie spent thirty
mehis and laborous research into the medicinal the n
merou plants composing The Vegetable Kingdom his object helm
medicine which should purify and produces
by specific acion removal Of the uno sn the blood BY The
stomach and bowels, by the continuation the Use of such
medicine all hums be carried off, and the blood
state Of purity.
Many other medicines advertised having properties
10 these hut the pTopretsr of these Pills this country fhe
grandson oil the dcoveer would wish those who think well of
this PR1N and who have made medicines
give THESE PILLS trial They will he satisfied Of
the difference OF that medicine which has been IS years before
English public, and has gained than 10000
sterling per annum aud those medicines which forced into
nocc by advertisement, boie their properties fully known
by the dcsere themselves. Captains of ships and mer
chants will find this medicine which will their health
az d answer well for exporiaiisn.
Dr. BIS Office lS7 Hudson, opposite Broone street New York
where Dr. brandreh be Consulted Mondays Wednesday,
and Saturdays dec -2niSn<l
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Al. AAmNIR0N,S CELEBRATED SHOR 1

- low price of S. they possess cry quality reouishe i; q
mot costly Hat being made fine fur body instead vita
The hnest Beaver Knarphey retain their colour h.pe eicv
and nish in all wesfhers and ciimafes-quale which these
wool bodies and made in the ordinary way posses.
Szes Rooms of Wall and Nassau Streets
s. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hu the highest persec
tion price - oct
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
&abiuetn1d0eteD.

Die Cubes llntsrseibnttsn seissu biamh
oen Sarsern @antOn's nno Dem pnblifum D..
eelbaupt adtnn, spOu an, CAP lie obise6 ge:
lbatt lit Der 1uScararpa5 gtraBe 6 Ibhten
ipsft'tob bon s. 81. S6neibsrs Giitnltobr unit
osinabe sesenhbsr pen s. S6IUfrts gtobr)
Ansefan9en baben. aIlrpo lie Die 8streibune
os0slben in allen 3nsieeu bsabTbti9en.
Ste rpsroen immer einen 9ouatb
SHrsous, Stfbef BsttGeIIent ,c.
talten etbe fIe 81 ben auQemeGsn-
ten Seeinsunaeu psrfaufen. 8retter Don all'
r Art treroen i'm Iauft 9enommen tperben.
siebcfftn, curb senaus AufuerfiamFeit i'm
@slhdft siuen 3bsil Der bfentIiben Rano:
iebaft au erhalten. 49, - 4.....
8sfeuunsen ucn Ger Gntferuuus rpetben
oanfpar ansfnontmsn une prompt in ta1ettsr
3eit belor8t spsroen. ,~
@. Il. Staut.
s. 3. Scle.
Canton 9Ius. 1. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
Nd6frdge.
80 if
40 q N 9euel
'.1>.}> unD
. einrib . arts e(
du6 0Balb lbfifd1bndo bep WirmdfeuS

aa6 2SllcfiDo1D pep plFmdlenS
ina bairlIbsn Rbeiufreis ?
9or5'raBnter Apam Soenfel fam oer urge:
fabr 2 21;S Jabren in Sbio an ,,no fol- Il1 Yep
Santcn in gtarf gaunty Ohio aufeebatten ba-
ben bsD einent se,piBsn SIR. &ufber. gr
ma.bts lttt DesbinoIlb. Obsn. gsnannten qsin=
rlb 8artfel nab fslnsm Vstwancten oen1
unter(6rsbenen in gsOrsstcwu 8.omn Gam
tp ObiO 5u hberIiefern, une 1T bisbsr feinen
pRtbten nod nicbt natbssfomus'sn. s Der
Msnfbenfrsato miro erlubt Der bic Obenss=
nannten fenat, ceu lnteribrisbsnsn 81 benah:
!ibti8en Oeer Noam 6enfel bieribsr in &sntaiB
5u ftBent eaB i1 isinen fbrittliben ROntraft
IN Qaaoen babe uno ibn oarAs 0efes ,spinssn
fann. .
Srieorib &ebrwale.
Geor9etorn 8romn @aunty Sbio
Den 27tsn SUM- 1883.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
Su(an,lnen
2 ~ .sss--.,. r.
SC a d 7 / 0 t.

Ger allsemeine Meps2ar FIR eas 8eeentpdrs
>tias s5abr bsndst 10 Genss bon isoem 9aaosrt
Itaiet Mertb.
-3ulablitDer Dea 1ar i'm Dttrase BON
10 gsnte BON ieosm 0nnoert 3balsrs lDsrtb In
ben 1aunftips p.ris, Ma(dinsfon, Ssnabz
urab. ganbp nnb perrp. h
3nfdRlieber Mss Iax I'm 8etrasr oon
b@ents BON ieosin onnoert ahaler Wetb IN
ben 1aunfebipS 8stblsbsm Mno 1useara,pas.
Der 0nt8 Gar fann inter Der Sbbut her
gReameifter Der psrfbisesnsn Difrifte--7 Is
&ents per Gag abpercien, apstben.
Nlpbdus Brorpa.
AnbitOrs off, ct.
Counts. Aa.nG Il 1895.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05

Ser 1lntellbriebene beebrt fIdb, esm publi
rum er9eeen|t an5useisen, oaB CT einen S6ubs
ltopr tn Den, nsnen 9ebduee in Der Gusearana5
et;aRe erefnet bat welbes anf elmer Ssits an
oae Mlrtbsbaus gum 8ooenen 2ann, uno auf
Ger anoetn seite al Die @antOn @rUeerv anfpe
ss'plte esltdaoie' bon Often uno febF perfer:
t'bte S6ups. StieIeL &C., aieml.b i'm @orratb
paIten' @bsnfalls miro Ct. auf 8efclIuna, in
Enr5eitsr 3 it S6ube unb 2 Stiefel aaer 0ttt ppu
eutsm S.of psrtrtisen.
u,.o Soccb Sud-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
9Do 1T
&drl Btl6elut gtmer,

Don 2obr, Orc6bsrsoetbum Babeu.
Detislbe it i'm gsptembtr 1890 in Ntw. .Oorf
selanest, foil 1tb einiss git in poitacelpba
nno oen 'peftiiden Staattn aufssbaltea babeu,
bat aeet nod nie Nacbribt pon lsob aeaeben.
Msnf0sn(reunoe, Die fsiaen aafent5aItsc:r
widen' 'no befibft ssbstsu. ssasist: Nittbsis
lung an Die Reoattion oieIes Dlattes au n,aoben.
eineinuatisr 9ReRiid,e Staat5 3.ita,,a.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05

9eibe bon gpinnen.-gia 8ranSo-
fe, Son nit 9somerI bat neullb Die
1ben oft pDrgenonlenen Serlube, Die
Gelpinu(te Der Spiunen rpie Seioe su
bebanoeln, nit 9th6libem @rfol9s
DieoerbDlt. SC fummelts Sptnn9e-
trsbe, lief Ie pom Staube fsssn, rein
-rpafben, rpeibte fIs In cine Auf6funs
pOn Seife, g olpster uno orabileben
gummi Elm uno lief lle eintge Stua
Den in oerfetbsn lbsr Seuer IIeosn.
Damn trodnete er lle, rritFslte Ge ob
uno 9etpQnn cine 9ldnsenpe Seioe ODn
srausr 2Utbfa.be. @r bot Darous per.
ferts9te G trismpfe anp 9anD(tube bsu
Snourrles 5ultltnten bon Sranfrsih
nno GuslanO oDr9ele9t, uno beboupz
tet Die Don e.ner Spinne gewri,sne
Seioenm ane fei beoeutenoerJ ais Die
oDn Der g eloenroupe. -
Sle TT pie! felnsr ais jene. Gr troub.
teSu einem 'eaar Gtranpfe BON Celnem
Preeuft nur 9 lln5en, ,pabrsuo mon
7-8 un,ell Don Der 9smbbnliben
SoetOe ne1Dt9 Dos. ~~....
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sansenen g Dnnta9 in Z g tunpen unp
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lsolle,-elne- @ntfe,nun9 Don $50
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hene mol onbalten, Is Minuten ans
rsebnen 10 srglebt IS flDt oaB Der 3.
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temperament te9esnetsn ll6 In ibren
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lebr ensen Oabe. &elner Don Bsis
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ts Der Cine oas eeitItil an Den 9Easen,
nobm c'e Sel!uns aus Dem gode,
nno loe oarln. Ser 2lnoere aber o.
Ourb gar nibt aus lslusr Nube &C..
bradt, rlef lbm Su: "9Bena Sis Die
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a!s betm 2Ee9nebmen zines ( ubss, el<
ne 9robe Spinne auf Sen 8pOen fleI;
mab Die e pInne toot!-S fou ose
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eb lb Elm Nebt ooju babe. 9Bis
pare es, tpenn ou nit Deinsm Qaeen
jhab 2lettmiultsr 9aA fdbrlt, unO Elm
bbDeres 2Selsn nas UieQeicbt 70 Snl
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@plnne, fayte Su teinsm &amsraoen {:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05

Gie Seutfben Mtnebe ees Wtittel.
alters fanoen in Den Sutbaaben oes
QBertes Bslt cine Nuosutuns Der
9auptmemsEte Des lroifbsn 2sbens !:
2S(elneal e(!sno), Slslpeul 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
March 10.
Piano Eov1es.

Ed OBERT NUNNS, CLARK g. CO.'S PIANOS
N a, with Metallic Brace and Plate Grand Action long
sounding board, upper Dampers and two Pedals-Tho
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers, the superior quality of whose nsrunen
IN all respects is duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand for them throughout the United States ard the
Canadas, and they offered in Richmond Mt The
same price the makers charge in New York adding on
y freight and insurance. The subscriber hopes to receive
continuation Of the patronage literally bestowed on
the above establishment by the citizens of Richmond
and Of the State in general
TO those not already acquainted with these Instru-
ments 1t may not be superhuous to say that they are
made with particular regard TO keeping in tune ian OBJ
jet so desirable, especially when distant from cities or
where tuners are seldom TO be met With having
ly the Metallic Plate, but also the Brace the most essen
tia of all metallic applications in The Square Piano Forte
This brace not applied by any makers except NUNS,
Clark q Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied in these Instruments s
OF simple construction, at the time most effective
in its operation being easy 10 the touch producing
powerful or soft tone at The will Of the performer aud
VIII remain IN perfect good order for many years Tho
hampers are made on an improved plan, having four
times The quantity OF cloth, and otherwise varying from
the ordinary dampers which them to operate bet
ter viii last much longer and liable 10 stick or
make lnglng noise ofen the with those Of the
ordinary construction.
IVA guarantee in writing entities the purchaser 10
return exchange bis instrument any lime within ono
year, should prove deleclve.erD
All new Pianos sold to remain in this city, will be
kept IN tune year without charge.
No charge is made for packing, or picking case
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange
r. ~ TAYLOR
January 49, 1gMw3,n,rnge ''''
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POEH'Hg N.
cotton sss,,S, us,r va"

MAGUALEN.--Br Err -CpExNE HAlLxcx.
sword, shoss blade has uo'et heon wot
With blooi, eVcapi of ftccdum's foes;
That hope which. though iN sun be sot,
sun with starlight beauty elows;
Ahenu that wor,hipp'd, in romance,
The spirit Of the buried time,
And dreams of knight aad stood and lance,
And lady-lovo and minsuel-rhyme;
Those had been, and locmsd would DO
My Joy, whats'er my destiny.
Born in camp; IL. watch. fires bright,
Ain1e, iliUnied my cradle bed,
Aud had borns, with wild delight,
My baanor, whore Bolivar led,
Ere maahood's haze was on my check,
Or manhooL's pride any brow.
Its folds arc iurlod-the war-bird's bcak
Ia thirsty, on tho Andes now;
longed, like her, for other skios
Clonded BY slory's sacrifice.
InGreeee, the brave hearts iioiy Land,
I,s soldier song the buglo sings;
And had bucklsd my brand,
Aud waited but the ses-wiud's wings,
To bear me where, or lost
Her battle, in its ffown smile,
Men live with tkoss Of Marathon,
Or die with those of Scio's lsle;
Aud hnd, IN NBloGf's tent, tomb,
In life or death, glorious home.
Icould have ief, but yesterday,
The scone OF my boy-years behind,
And iloa,ed my careless way,
Wherever willcd tho breathing wind.
1could have babe ndieu to sught
I've sought or met or welcomed here,
Without All hour OF shaded thought,
sigh, a nlurgnur, OF n tear.
such was yesterday; but, then,
lhad not known thee, Mngdnlen.
To-day, there is q change within mo,
There is u weight upon ny brow,
And Fame, whose whispers could via me
From all loved, is powcriess now.
There ever is form, face,
Ofmaiden beauty, in my dreams,
Speeding before me, like tho rncc,
TO ocean, Of the mountain streams,
With dancing hair and lEughiug eyes,
That socms TO mock mo as il llics.
My sword-it slunnheTs in its sheath,
My hopcs-their starry light il gone;
My bsart-the fsblcd clock of death
Beats with the same low, lingo ring tono,
Asd this, tho land of Msgdalcn,
Seems now the only spot earth,
Whose skies arc blue and flowers arc groom;
And horc build my household hearth,
hnd breathe my song of Joy, and twino
lovely beings name with mine.
Ia vain In vain tho snil is spread;
To son to sea my task is there;
G1t WHOM, among the unmourn'd dead,
They lay me, und the ocean air
Brings iidings OF my day OF doom,
Eay'st thou DO then, MS now thou art,
The load star OF a bsppy home;
In smile and voice, in eye and heart,
The same thou hast over been.
The loved, the lovely MagialcH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

a NO-PARTNbRSiiiP--T subscribers have con-
" nected themselves into co.partnership under the
firm Of FblPPlN q DILLON for the purpose orcou.
Quoting the Mercantile business, and have taken Mr. d
N Wallis new Tenement, next door above Mr. Geo
~ shop where they are now receiving and opening
general and complete assortment Of Staple Fancy and
Domestic Dry Goods, together with complete assert.
ment Of Groceries, which they will sell on he most a
commodaing terms and hope that they will deserve and
receive the patronage Of their respective friends and sc
quainiances, and The public generally.
Farmville, April B. IiI-w4w
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G<REAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DIAL
VIZ LY MAIL ROUTE-Thn Peiershnrn n al rand

a NREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DAI-
w LY MAIL ROUTE.-Tie Petersburg Railroad
Company inform the public that their Road extending
from Petersburg, Va, Bakeey, North Carolina en- the
Roanoke, distance of GO miles, and constituting part
OF the Great Daily Mail Route, North and South is now
amply provided with superior Locomotives and Cars to
accommodate all the travel that may offer. The Cars
leave each end of the Road daily tho arrival of the
respective Mails Travellers with their own euuipaoes
can have their horses and carriages transported on this
perform in or hours, while resting their horses a
Journey which would Otherwise require days TO ac-
complish.
The Blakeley Hotel at the southern termination of the
Hail Road, has been rebuilt of brick on an ENLARGED
scale and no pains will be spared render it's accom-
nloaaons such as will give satisfaction to passengers
and travellers generally
Besides the daily line of Mail Coaches from Bakeley
Tor the South, via Raleigh, Fayetteville &c there is
Line via Marlborough three times week. connected with
the Mail Line at Fayetteville, and also line from the
k9Il Road at Belfeld 10 GAINESVILLE, Milton and Dan
vile.
Another weekly Line from Bakelcy, passes through
Warrcnton, Oxford &c. and connects with line 10
Salisbury, n G..
In the course of the present season. q branch will be
opened from the Petersburg Railroad at Befeld 10
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR, on the Roanoke from whence
to be constructed TO Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore TO Washington il now
In operation, thence 10 Potomac landing the line s con-
tinued by steamboats,; thence via fredericksburg TO
Richmond, considerable portion Of the Rail Road is
iinshed-and tie remainder i'm rapid course To- com
pletion The line continues from Richmond 10 Peters
burg by turnpike roadand thence by the Petersburg
kal-Road to Bakeey, before mentioned is the main
and only Daily Mail Route between Boston and Now
Orleans
Office Of The Petersburg Raft Road COMPANY,
February Is, 1896.