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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
FIR. p. RcY.Eeyey

Having purchased the Interest of w. w.
DoNAGHE in the late Firm of f.. Berkeley.
q Co., will hereafter carry on the business on
his own account, and respectfully solicits the
patronage OF Friends of the late concern, and
OF the public generally.
DIR. Is: is thankful for past favors, and bens
,eaVe 10 inform the public, that he intends "a
keep full and constant supnlv of all 80 >.
In his line, such as MEDICINES. DRUGS
pAINTs, OII.s and DYE Srurps, PicrUnr and
COACH GLASS, WINDOW GLASS and
PUTTY, &c. &C., all of which will be sold
as low as they can be bought elsewhere.
=, The Subscribers being anxious to brine
the business ofthe late concern to close,
respectfully request their friends to call and
settle Their accounts.
W. w. DONAGHE,
L. BERKELEY.
Jan. %, 1911.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

'E'HE subscriber being DESTROYS to dispose
" OF his property situated in tie town of
SGTeenviile, Augusta County, consisting Of a
large and comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOTS.
Also an excellent STORE HOUSE AND
LOT, now in the occupancy Of Messrs. Har-
din and Lightner.
:. Inc above property will he offered at pub
TIC sale on the l2ih day of March next, if
not disposed of privately before that time
IL IS seldom such property is in market-and
the attention Of those disposed TO engage in
the Mercantile or Tavern keeping business,
Is particularly directed TO it. The stand for
Store is equal if not better than any in the
county. Any person wishing to see The prop
er'y, will be shown it by Mr.. Harden, the
present occupant; possession will be given
the 9TH OF April. Terms very accommoda-
ting.
JOHN a. TATE.
Jan. 90.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28

At meeting held a, Now Hope, on Satur-
day the sGih December, the following rcso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we highly approve of the
proposition of the Lexington Tippecanoo
Clubs TO hold Wing Congressional Dis
trict Convention at Buchanan on the Bird day
OF February next, for the purpose Of selecting
suitable Wing candidate 10 represent this
district in the next Congress of the United
States.
Resolved, That five delegates be appointed
to represent this meeting in said Convention,
to wit. Col. Geo. G. Robertson, James M.
Stout, Jacob Hunbert, William Il. Stuart.
and Col. Aiex.R. Givens: asalternates, Robt.
Hanger, Geo. w. Mowrey, Alex'r. G. Rob
ertson, Rudolph Turk and Mai. n. Kerr.
Resolved, That although our fcllow-citi-
zen. A'ex'r. II. III. Stuart, is decidedly the
choice Of this meeting, nevertheless, we will
give our support to the Candidate which NAV
be selected by the Convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published il the Staunton Specta-
tor.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
New Arrivals.

'tiiE subscriber. thankful for past favers,
respectfully informs his friends and the
PUBLIC IN general, that he has just received a
FRESH SUPPLY of the following articles +,
SOFT Shell Almonds, English Walnuts, Fill
6erts, Palm Nuts, Ground Peas, fresh
bunch Raisins, Prunes, Dates, East India
Preserved Ginger, Pine Apple, Citron,
d Lemons, Fresh Butter and Water Crack.
ers, Cheese, London Porter, Albany Ale,
Cider, Spanish Segars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco,-with general assort-
ment OF FRESH CAKES AND CAN
DIES, of my own manufacture.
All orders will be thankfully received and
attended TO by
=. Nj. CUSHING.
Stanton, December 3.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
From he Ricimoad iYkig.

STAuNToN, Jan. 18th, 1911.
Gentlemcn--lna late number of your pa
per observed Il communication presenting
my name to the consideration Of the People
OF the District composed of the counties of
Augusta, Allegheny, Rockbridge, Botetourt,
Roanoke, Montgomery, Floyd and Pulaski,
as suitable candidate for Congress. Fer
ahe Find and ilattering manner in which you
and your correspondent have placed my name
before the People Of this District for so ho,,-
orable and importanta trust, feel very CRATE
full, as do to other political friends who
nave urged me to become candidate In
reply to the appeal which has been made 10
mo, beg leave to state that occupy 4 posi-
non In regard TO this matter which forbids the
ioea OF my becoming, or designing TO become
candidato. Independent Of this considera-
uon, there are others: We have lust passed
through long, arduous and exciting politi-
Cal contest IN regard to the Presidency, in
which took though an humble, very activc
part, In endeavoring TO elect Gen. Harrison ::
success crowned or eiioris--wi;il that, am
Ior the present content, and have no desire, so
Tar as personally concerned, to enter SO soon
upon another exciting political canvass. In
SNORT, have no wish TO embark upon the
tempcstnous sea Of political life. Again
am now actively engaged in the prosecution
o, profession, which, to accept Il seat in
Congress, if could obtain one, would, con-
sidor, be virtual abandonment of, and which
my circumstances would not, conceive, jus-
THY me in doing. Besides. there are other
gentlemen in the Distric; who have more time,
more talents and NOR desire for the station
than l have. These considerations, with
others which could mention, induce me to
request that my namo may be Withdrawn
from the consideration &C the People Of the
district and the Convention proposed 10 be
heid ior the purpose orselecting candidate.
cannot close this communication without
expressing my acknowledgements to these
OF my ieliow-ciiizons with whom differed
In the late Presidential contest, who have re-
guessed me TO become q candidate, assuring
me, II | would, Of their support Such a
mark OF respect and condolences, coming from
such source, is most grateful TO nv feel
'ngs, and will imprcss ne sill moro dccply
with the propriety of moderation towards,
and respect for the feelings and opinions of
those with whom have or may differ po!iti-
cally. VIM. KINNEY.
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PUBLIC $ ALE.

wv I'LL be disposed of at public sale. on
Thursday the lIth day of February
next, at the late residence Of John Thompson.
decd. on the Long Meadow,
a VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
STOCK :-CONSTSTING OF HOR-
SHS, HORNED CATTLE, HOGS, AND
SHEEP, FLOUR, WHEAT. RYE, CORN.
AND OATS, A VARIETY OF FARMING
y ENSiLS, AMONG WHICH ARE A
GOoD FOUR HORSE WAGON, AND
GEAR, PLOUGHS, &c.
TERMS-Ail sums OF five dollars and IN.
der, cash, ali above, nine months credit will
BIO given, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Er'u.
ofJohn Thompson, decd.
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~ g'e.sCFses VySynrp>y.

y man Of good moral character, who is
qualified TO teach all the branches usually
taught in English Schools, can find immodi.
ate employment AT the Mount Scion Academy
in the county of Augusta.
Any person thus qualified, who wishes
situation would do well TO make early ap-
plication to the Trustees.
n. B.-A man with small family can be
accommodated with Il comfortable House.
By order of The Board
B. IRVINE, Sec'y.
Mt. Scion, Jan. %, 1941.--6t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
COACS2sRaANsNG.
Jan. 2I--3h

TIE subscribers have opened a'shop for
carrying on the above business in the house
on back street, belonging to Mr.. d. Gilkson,
and acjolninghis Cabinct-Making Shop. and
are now prepared to make BAROUCHES,
bUGGlES, DEARBORNS, &c. Also to
repair old work in the best style, and all
cheaper t'an it can be done in the place.
by prompt attention to business, they hope
10 merit a share Of public patronage. New
WORK VIII be given In exchange for old.
CAMPBELL & RHODES.
Stanton. Ian. Il, 1911.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
Jan. IS.
SVayrGcsDorevsgss ,EassEEcry.

III II subscriber with the view of winding
up his business and collecting his money,
would respectfully inform his customers that
he has rented the above establishment with
all the stock on hand, for the term of three
years, TO Mr.. ROBERT w. SAUNDERS.
who is gentleman well qualified to carry on
the above business, and is we'll known to most
OF you, having done business for me for the
last Ii years. From MY knowledge of Mr..
Saunders character and capacity for business
doubt not he will give general satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their custom.
All those who are indebted TO the subscri-
her are respectfully requested to come for
ward as soon convenient and close their ac-
counts by payment or bond, as tits desirable
to close the whole concern as soon as possible.
1J-HIDES will still be received as cash,
w. CLARKE.
Jan. 2I-3t,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
TO THE EDITOR OF THE sprc,r,-o,

Sir: send you for publication, the encIo-
srd notices taken from the United States Ga
zctte, and the Now York Star. which dc.
scribe saw mill recently invented by Col
Hamilton of the City CT Now York, and if
truly represented, bids fair 10 cast in tho
shade every invention OF the age. Indeed,
the most superficial observer may see at a
glance that the benefits to be derived from
such mill are almost beyond calculation
The patent right for the State of Virginia has
been purchased by an association Of gentle
men OF Scottsville, Albomarle, where, it is
expected one of them will be put in operation
at an carly date at which time further notice
will be given. J.B.
Scottsville, Jan. 90, 1910.
From, Tie IT, S. Go-sNc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
HIRE FARM
$50 ACRES,

aasSF, $50 cleared, and the balance in tim.
S :l%s[,sesa Der, is improved with good Stone
"VS Dwelling House and Spring House
<E:-sssys (the dwelling house of two stories
a good Barn, and all necessary out houses,
ana Is as well watcrcd as any place in the
state. The terms of the sale will be accom-
modating-ono fourth in cash, and the bal
anee IN equal annual payments, of one, two,
and Three years-bond with good personal
security being given, and the title retained
Tor ultimate security. Possession of the
dwelling house, out houses, garden, &c., may
he had in the spring of the present year and
IN the fall OF the same, OF the farm for seed
ing; full possession will be given on the first
gay OF January, 1S42. Persons DESTROYS of
looking at this land, will be shewn it by the
hrst OF the subscribers, living within ! mile
OF IT, The subscribers believe the title to the
above property to be without doubt, but they
wi VIII not become personally responsible there
WILLIAM C. DOBSON,
JOHN ALLEN,
Executors Of VIM. Cross deceased.
Jan. %, l5iI.--tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
Dec. 10.
DISAPPOINTMENT,

N. b.--Owing to the inclemency of the
weather on the 18th inst. the sale of the o.
Dove property did nottben take place--it will
be sold on Monday the Odd day of February
next, al the same place. and on the Same
terms as mentioned in the above advertise.
ment. G.. w. FULLER, Trustee.
Jan 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
W-NOTlCE. AI

IHOSE indebted to the late firm of AL.
LEN o. COCHRAN, will do us great favor
by GAZING on VIM. Stcrret, (who is living in
my "'o,s'} or myself, and paying what they
owe. The situation of the concern rcouires
more than usual promNipess, and do hone
no one will delay tlnS matter f.; if they do.
they must pntup with the consequences.
.. GEO. M. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
From TIE u. S. Gazette.
coMMUHicATIoN.
''THE PORTABLE PIT SAVING AND
Sitting MILL"

When in New York few days since, I
went with friend to look at Col. Iiamilton's
l52 Wall streeD above named Mill, and |
must confess that it far exceeds all anticjpa-
tons had formed of it from the newspaper
notices had read---it is So simple, and with
al, complete within itself, that it must in nv
opinion soperccde all saw mills now in use
being capable OF being worked with manual.
hoISe' steam or water power, ard requiring
only one fourth OF the power for TIE same
work OF the ordinary mills. One of these
mills, complete, will not cost more than 5000
TO $500, and not weigh more than from six to
zine hundred pounds. Two men can easily
load mill into one wagon, cart it five miles,
Ghd pot IL INTO operation the same day with
morse power lit will cut as much lumber in
given time, as any mill ever made and do
Tie work as well. For ship, mahogany. and
marble yards, thrust be of great value, and |
would advise those Of our citizens enCared i'm
those departments, to endoavor to secure
rights without delay. The lumber merchant
OF the country will not require hint 10 SPUR
him forward where his interest is at stake.
From The Ne,c York Star.
SOMETHING NEW.
The onerous duties ofour daily calling arc
occasionally relieved by the pleasant employ
,ment OF chroniciing some useful and labor sa-
wing invention; and case of tho kind we
have just been called upon to notice.
Col. James Hamilton, one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the American Institute. mo-
chan,c great ingenuity and ofmost praise
worthy industry, has just completed and pa
tented a NEW SAW MILL.
Its chief recommendation s great simplici.
~ and cheapness Of construction. Itis bc-
lieyed that the cost Of making one of the lar
gest class will not exceed two hundred doll.
ars. With trifiDg expense it can be remov.
cd and re-estabiished in any spot where the
ground is tolerably even. In short, it can he
taken into the midst Of forestand fully set a,
work with few hours Of preparation A.
gain, il can be used with any kind Of power
but what constitutes another and one Of its
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
TurnDike Notice.

a dividend Of 3 per cent has been declar-
cd on The Stock Of the Stanton and James
River Turnpike Company, FOR tie last G
months, which will be paid on application to
the Treasurer, Walter Davis, vino will attend
at the store of Benz. Crawford, in Stanton for
that purpose, on the first day OF each county
court. J. SMITH. Presider.
Jan. %, 1871.
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co ACE.o1E .IExENGs

VGNHE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
still continues to carry on the
GOA CsE"NsAK KING
business in all its various branches, and has
on hand at this time several
SScGss EasaaiEy Carriages. Esa-
r@tsctacs, EssgggEcs, ass4l We
Riches ofAFE descriptions,
which he will sell low for cash. or on a short
credit. Also CARRIAGE HARNESS and
TRAVELLING TRUNKS of tho best DUAL.
ity constantly for sale.
lie is prepared to do all kind of REPAIR
Inv, In the best manner, and at the shortest
notice.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton, Jan. %.
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"A BARGAIN!

AN EXCELLENT SADDLE g. HAIR
NESS HORSE, young and warranted 10
perform well--terrns accommodating. An.
ply Immediately to tic Printer.
Jan. 81
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TIE TEETH.
HS. eVs. AUDS0sV.
d T. N IT'S r

R ESPECTFULBY tenders his profc.
q "s!onal services to the Citizens of Augusta
County, and the public generally. He takes
pleasure in announcing that he has perma-
nentiy located himself in Stanton, and will
warrant all operations.
Orders left with Captain Met Chung, during.
MS absence on professional business, will be
promptly attended TO OH his return.
May 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28
WSxzssyDZe Furnace
FOR SALE.


BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
the subscriber by Hughart Montgomery, and
Eugenia Irvine, bearing date on the 10th day
OF september, 1898, and of record in the
CLERK S Office of the County Court OF An4
gusta' Tor the purpose of securing certain
sums oil money therein mentioned, duo to
ROBERT Sterrit, James s. Allen, and James S.
Allen, d 20. 1 will expose to sale on the
premises, on Friday the 25th day of Decem-
oer' Tor ready money, the following tracts or
parcels OF land, lying and being in the County
OF Augusta, on the waters of the Little Calf
rasture hiver. The first tract contains
149 IA ACRES
and upon this tract the Estellinc Furnace is
situated. The second tract contains
1900 ACRES,
and the last tract contains
"a l-2 ACRES,
The Furnace is ono Of the most valuable in
Vlrginia-thcre being on the second tract.
convenient TO the Furnace several banks Of
valuable ore. There is an abundance of tim
Der Tor Keeping the furnace in operation for
years Persons desirous 10 purchase, will
please call and examine the premises. The
title is believed to be indisputable, but will
convey only such title as is vested in me by
the deed aforesaid.
EDW. ]. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee.
Nov. 26,-5t.
POSTPONEMEN'T.
TIE above sale is postponed until Friday
the 10Th of March, 1871.
T.. j. MCLAUGHLIN, T.rstec.
Jan. Z, 1911.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-01-28

SEVENTS-FIVE Kegs White Lead,
ground in Oil. Justrcceived and for sale by
FORBES & WREN. Oct Is
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Stanton, December 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01


eAcl, Of them lie importance Of good Naval Stations
ii Caithagena aud foulon.
From the ex pe,rnee oi Spain, and The eNah pie
oi France, let the South and IVES, eaina iesso' and
resolve TO pess tie subject. SHOULDER 10 shoulder
mar IN Give over until The Naval establishment a.
Pensacola be n a1e HE Toulon of then Medteua
oesn.
Pensacoia has many advantages. lis natural rosi
tun i'm ,ortaBi. Il J. IN tic midst OF our i've can
forest, rs II were; and II is eoovenieot 10 excellent
timber and Naval stores. mud has all the resource
feauirrd 10 make IL an important Naval station. Aud
II sbpuil be abntdanily furnished with all The mate
rails. me aud iaciues winch are to be found at
the North. for building. tqaipplng, aud ierait' &
our nen-uf war. suitable depots aud places oi
rendezvous ough'. asO. 10 be Supplied along Tie
coast OF Geurgis. Nnrh and South Carolina.
This suhjre, has heen eiien treated Il betofe and
With an sbIii,, Ia winch dare not aspire. ta'e
20 higher than m'rey TO call your attention, u
that If some Que oi ,uur tompairiots. 10 II.
UNION Jaok.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

Il the Distribution Bdl shall nj be retealed. We
hape it sl not be, by the "mtdness Of parry aud
The States are permitted TO e. joy the use Of this
then funj; and Il the amount of sales shall
continue 10 reach This san. as we have no doubt IL
will do, Virginia viii annually derive from this
source. tsbo Id the ratio Misrepresentation be fixed
60000) S2O4 ,000. The a. preparation 9th sum
10 the Southwestern Road far five years will, insure
completion, without recourse To any other cans.
Can any one doubt Thai the object is Of importance
enough 10 justly tins application Of thai fluid! In
dependent the claims, already 100 long postpo ed
OF that immense aud fertile region OF Vugn,a, do
not other conslds raions of the most obvious aud
"eghty charder. ppeal 10 the ps'riosin, the
wisdom aud the sound policy Of Vng MIA statesmen,
IN behafni this great enterprise!
But we must forbear further remark. The pro.
ceed,nGs Of Il Convenlion which we SUI jun, will
speak FOR thea selves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
THE SICKNESS IN NEW ORLEANS

In HE CIV NJ New Orleans aud The suburbs adI y
cent IL J.. believed the number ofdealhs bas been
abou 1900. during the last 60 days. In healthy
-easons. The poftais averages aboni 900 per mon h,
OF 400 lof 60 days As the epidemic sui continues.
aud strangers are coming IN appfebend the loss
al lie his FaGl may exceed 1000 by yeos fever
alone. One unaware Of The immense uumb"r OF
people who annually enter Ne" Oil' ans might be led
10 imagine q VOID IA th0foug haies-a paralysis
IN our business and pursuits. Bui oh - not the
ease The commerce and trade OF New Orleans and
the pursaas aud industry OF is inhabn TINS, 90 on
pIctt, much usual, aHd there i not uiie preps-
on for he busy season, thai SETS IN here IN No
We nbet aud close IN Nay. To sum up, The onward
march Il hls community cannot be arcs ed by DIS
ras,: hoaever fial 10 class. there Is 10 Mck OF
stout and tnte III gent heads l,ansaci The I'M
mruse bnstness "ifich Dame Nature has dcciccd
must be done al our doors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
90, repentance If Tie R.eamont Compiler.
IIVFRpOOL, llh Orobrt. IsIi.

LIVERPOOL. Iih October. 1911.
Gentlemen The ssles Of Tobacco ior the last
moiih anoust 10 1920 aid. VIZ: Virginia le"t, lo3
Stoned; 30 keuuek, Leaf 507 100 semmed." with Is
Mar,lands: oil lhese 292 hbds, almost enr'ely heh-
Il, lea weut toi rSpnilaiton, ~ hhds teal al"
sem ned Ireland aud Sco,Iaad, % kenueh,
strnmed f'r speculation. and 5ij hd-, OF al SUITS
ior the hamr made. There has been alierdltsn
OF nDtn.nt 10 po1ce "a pitces sihcr our cheuIst o.
SD uitlan. Western Stnps have recovered ifom
the depression to which They we're LACEY subjected.
aud contlnue To dommind Pre- eIence Tor home
tf7de. for which purpose. particularly HE strung ~
.uhsante. they undet the present revenue ssH-
tr. j.. veil adapted. Amongst Tie recently sam
pied Nugiuia IUbHcco iicIe several good aud
tue parcels lew sales have, YET. bcen made; 81
tor Virginia sfiips, aud q for leai ara The mhs
mum prcrs 81. Ken - WHh iciercnee 10 latuic
pncrs at Tobacco. u = Necessary TO call attention
10 re great increase tt stocks, IS compared whh
tie safie period las yeat, Ia Loednn above l200O
hld.. aud III l. srtpo 900. which last a'e u"
be added the carGue, 1t The Mowh,k, Isabella aud
Madison, Jp,t attI.el from Virginia, amounting 10
abute 2uua l,hds note--lnra#ipg altogether al ex
ees, Oh 10000 hid. though no suoss appears
Il be Land by Ameutap correspondents nPtn polili-
e.d cs,uAl,,- iirtr Is no doubt lai The Wcsent
stale al trs market iut American produce l. nil1-
ooc,d, 10 come tKent. b, the u seuled STATE At Po
h4ch relations between The Uuaed Stafes aud
Great Butain.
An - pto,ed spunlng aud Manufacturing business
IN thr lnIcrlut, At increased cxputtalou mud some
: eculaua1. h1ts tesntsd the .aleS oil Cotton 10
th.if iotuet extent about a 00O biles per week.
TIN stock Il AmttIcan d. scrpi,pts lesseuIug,
I'D vii pfobab pt",e Ia be com atnively light
II the close pt The yea; but East Indla Counn, ot
which a l'tge quantity Il expected, viii materially
mi, tteie "lth aeueau. Apart ftom political
ses, there appears nofhloe prospect likely affect
tie llice' III Cotton above Ill chhtr way, but me
mnfe ~ les tNlrut 81 The gto"ing cop
br {, T. Inn, Al ii, d
IN tie same sta1e rs noled l'st month. Dulles
a sAneinG weekly. Yours, a..
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". II. q * r. Il ~ T..

or NE" DIRK City,
I EGS leave TO utuTtn the tluzeus of Lyme hbu,o
- az vcnIly lhd he his returned lrom New
OH, aud IS nov prepared TO resume hs business
lie hos also brought "lth hun select quantny o.
Music. ny the most popular mpostrs, and u line
supply ol the best Piano Sum. swhIchw1l be user
leo, nom one to 1uIl set, on the most reasonable
ttfhs. -Pianos tuned as usual, AMI any fepait,
done to that instrument upon the shortest notice aud
most approved method
September Is tsC