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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

.l;,r, When will the South awake from
rt" uni scientific lehargy, and vlndcate It's justly
Is pt,s y. a people OF superior intelligence and at
hsH '" If this crisis IL ever 10 come, VI has now
i hsp the South must throw OFT all dependence
stf'f" sections OF the Union, and at once com
a"" vigorously building up the rePu'a'on o. us o""
rsnee ers,i,u,,ous We have the materials OF sue
s'ee' sbundant degree. and with fair competI-
t,''' i" mnst crown our efforts Let the taciies
ioa' s,,n,,ons be presented fairly TO the cand'u
q 90, ,,,o, of the subc, and, no doubt, they VIII
crNs"'' t,w with students. Let there be an ener
soon ,,,o,ic and combined action among The SCUM
ef"' ts;r,ans TO encourage the Medical sch""is
e'u their own territory, by calmly sethhg io'tn
v'"" claims to patronage, and Immediately u would
be'' J"5 ,ha, they could not only sustain them
X P but speedily surpass similar establishments on
-, ,her side OF the Potomac
Er r,o,d ENJOYS rare facilities in anatomical and
n,I,ns,ruc,ions. Subjects for dissection are most
".3,n,. and every aid IS given the student oy the
cs.or of Anatomy, and competent demonstrators.
's are six clinical lectures delivered each week
i" ~ The College lnfrmary, and two at the City
|1 hopse These clinics consist not only OF instruc
' tho he'd side of the sick, but, also, of great
"her Of minor and ajor surgical operations for the
""'"e &C disease To those who expect to practise
I,s IN Southern climate, these clinical lectures
, h. invaluable for, It IS IN the South alone, that
- Diseases incident to its peculiar climate and popu-
can be correctly studied. This truth can be de-
i.' 's ~ no one How much can be learned in rhila.
,h q, New York, about the diseases, and the treat
Of the peculiar types of the diseases OF our me-
,,o.s Absolutely nothing
Bo,d is cheaper Richmond than in any other city
,,b same size in the Union notw outstanding the con-
has been so often asserted for it be procured,
,snec,abe families, for from three dollars 10 five dol
,,.s ,sr week, including fuel, lights, &c.
Tie foregoing remarks have been made by one, who
'r,,. q g,sduate of another Medical school-but
!. has had an opportunity of comparing that in Rich
ropd with o,hers-and strict justice requires him TO
.,y he believes students of medicine cannot do better
bn TO remain in their native State TO acquire their pro-
,ssona, any rate, that they canno, learn more else
,,he,s A PHYSICIAN.
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COMMUNICATED.
Alta Meeting OF the officers Of the 9th Regiment virginia M
ln, held Tappaano.l, Monday the i'' aay VI august
1872: ,
Lieut.. Col. James Wright called to the Chair ana Cap
George W Purklns appointed Secretary
The following Preamble aud Resolutions were adopted:
Whereas we have recently been deprived by The c. mmo
enemy of man-who strikes his Bows a'Ike al tfos+ IA .
places humest stations OF e--oi r services
Of our late Colonel commandant, Ji2Es W. C.rfnohN
Resoir. of the high regard and eminent esteem
which entertain the OF our deceased ro'her
GER for talents and abilities as an "hicer ana MS measurable
virtues as private Citizen filling every position he occupied
great credit himself and advantage to the sphere 10 which
he moved will the usual badge Of Mourning Tor thirty
days. ~.
Rssord That copy of these resolutions be sent 70 Inc Ken
mond Wing with request that The Enquirer WIN eopyl io
that another copy be sent 10 me any VI ts
secrased JAMES WRIGHT, Chairman.
G. w. PrsxiS. Sec reary.
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UIOuSE AND LOT FOR SALF.-In puruance Of Deed Of
III Trust executed the subscriber by George smith and
Martha wife, the 2lh Gay Of December le ana duly
ward for certain purposes therein specified shall expose to
sale public aucon fo cash House and Lot near .ns tawn
house story brick dwelling, with excellent cellar rooms
two ROOMS ioor and passage through me mGae me
MACE il well fixed dings Of every kiad suited to the
rac. The u, 100 square yards. The sale will take
place The premises lie 81 Gay Of November n ed Ie
shown by desiring examine the property
WM. C. FLouRNoY, Trustee.
or, II i5-tds
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DuCIs, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLEACHING, &c, &c.
To Farmkrs, .MtrrkantS, and Others.

GAMUEL PUTNEY, Wholesale and Retail Dcaler in Boots,
- Shoes Trunks Travelling Bags, Backing, &c &c. nearly
oppusc VIM Mhes Jewellery store Main street, Richmond.
Virginia. has received very large md general of
goods superior quality and The entire pur
chased this Fail low prices and will he sold much below
former prices particularly those buy ing for cash. Among my
will he fnund
Ladies' fine French morocco, kid, white and black satin Slip
pers
Ladies' superior silk walking Shoes
Very superior and beautiful ladies' line seal Shoes
Narrow and broad strap walking SH~s warranted good,
Ladies' hnc leather king Shoes all qualities,
Ladies' fine scaskiH Booe-s and great other Kinds
Genemens superior double water proof aud dress Boots made
by Miles < son, superior article
Mems aud boy heavy ed and pecced water Boots
Eara quality and he, heavy swed, Richmond made
Bfoeirs Of very snpei, quality with mary other kinds al de-
sira Boots and Shoes suitable for The Winter the whole
which wnl be sold very low.
Oct 4 =
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Il. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL having resigned the charge
AZ n the New London Academy, in the county of Bedford
take effect NJ the the In Deceit
her next the Trsers have appointed the Isl day of November
for the election of IL il required that the Professor
this Institution br moral chararer-a good In
Tin and Greek scholar and Ihoroush instructed in Mathematics.
Natural and Moial Philosophy.
TIE New London Academy having been in operation M The
last fifty years is well known throughout the State. The slua
alton being within mites OF the Blue Mountains ID
surpassed for health and hearty of location The pablo
the Academy dag In The week. Sunday
thereby rendering communication with very convenient for
parents nj 4 distance.
and budn. has been recently eected--a
Portable abalon for the The Professor all
offices, and good garden, well enclosed, with lot o ground
ronisuon The esahI>hmen-ai Of which Is free from charge
Professor Applications pust paid addressed
undersigned New London, will be- duly attended
GERARD ALEXANDER,
President New Lon Ion Academy
Ocf1 1T
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4KJSHlNC purchase n Farm the Western part OF the
w State for sale my residence known by the of
White PlE mile from the city of Richmond
diacy sage road to Williamsburg The mpr0v einenis
brick ho covered with slate, containing rooms.
attached excellent and large
pnrch In brick kitchen, covered with slate hsA
office covered viii slae excellent ice house, and ether
vcnirnt QUA house well Of fret There
Of land aaiinc garden aud lot. believe the place
he as healthy in the county. IL do sell privately be-
fore viii offer pIbcly, tie premises Thursday, the
m Of December il fair, il the fair day
SHOULD require of the purchaser half cash. the balance In l
month secured By bond aud deed of the premises
would so sell ity OF land, woods about mile
my no, twenty four mostly cleared and quarter
miles. Tiese pieces will sell privately
q. STARRE.
Oct. IL
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AND FOR SALEThc subscriber oilers for sale his Tract
~ e L.nd in the county Of Cumberland Willis river, =
miles from the house. and miles from the Buckingham
Institute contains 40 f which about $50 original
woodland mostly heavily iimheredO IN pine
low grounds and 90 10 81 of creek bottom r
highland part Of fam generally good heart md rnsiy
improved and plaster The consist OF
comfortable dwelling house with the necessary cut houses harm
houses &c.uation very healthy, society goo
very accessible by the navigation Of the river
Persons wishing purchase invited TO and view the
premises for themselves.
Terms-S when possession Is given, say st January
and The balance In two annual instruments insured by bonds
good security and deed OF the property Thi,
property offered privately and # not said before, will be Of
red publicly tie 3Oh Novemhr Should The land be-
corn Of all SORTS cattle, sheep,
&C. will be sold credit Of six onths Sums Of $40 and
under cash-ahove sum, bonds with good security will LIE
required About 100 bushels Of WHIT viii be TIE
and charged TO the prrchaser al the usual rates.
WIN NJ PAGE
II i5-w4w
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PROPOSALS FOR RaTtONS

HAD Qu,KTgR, Q MARINE coRps,l
Washington, 4th October 1872.
g EPARaTE PROPOSALS will be the Office
y Qnartermasfer Of The ane Corps In This city, until 10
oock A. NJ Tuesday, the 18Th day Of November neXi,
furnishing ations 10 ir United States Marines, al the following
stations for tho year ]. -:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
Charlesown Massachusetts,
Bs0okyn Long Island. New York;
Gosport Nmu.k, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida. and
Warrington, Di.tnct Of Columbia.
The raOns consist of pound and quarter of fresh
beef eu quarters Of pound Of mess pork eighteen
Of bread -four the option Of The Government, and
Of pounds Of gnd clean coffee twelve pounds Of good
New Orleans sugar. eight quarts of beans four quarts Of vinegar
of SALT r pounds of soap and one and half pounds
of good dipped candles 10 each hundred ratons
II understood side of beef meek and shins
cimcd) be delivered, n requed Ii such quantity br
CURED That the fore aud hnd quarters he delivered aerna.r
and The bread flour shall he Of superfne quality All The u
Giles be unexcrponhb issued To the troops without
10 thr United States.
No offer will enertlined this Office unless accompanied
by the names of the surers Of the proposals. to be endorsed
Proposals for ra:inns for l5i3.'
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, ouarternaster Marine Corps.
Oct III 45-td
HENRICO AGRICULTURAL. AND HORTICULTURAL. so.
CETY-The Executive Committee gives notice. thar The
Stock which they expected from New York las arrived and
he Snciriys Pens nj Bacon Quarter Ranrh mill
One first class Durham Bull, three years old,
Two Durham Bulls nfoi yea: old, very fine,
Thren Sbeep-SOmh Downs New Leicester and Bakewe.
Aso fine authentic prdi.rees viii BIZ gwen az the sale
choice selection Uf t and seeds will he sold nj tho
time.
There will sold, the time aud place. several
fine Jacks and Jenme bnneng members the Society and
probably variety Of other Stuck.
THOs S. DIcKIN,
JOSEPH RfSNlE,
WM. II. WREN
VIM. H. RICHARDSON
Executive Committee.
Oct III f5-td
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EDIEY LOGE.- offer tor sale this compact fertile AMI
- very desirable Farm uated Of the healthy aud
refined sections OF Virginia II is about four AMI half
from Change mile fran r Merchant aud Gsf
MIls OF Mr. Robert r. Willis, aud 81 from Frederick burg. TIE
Farm about $40 of first land Of which be-
CO and ~ syiv mbrreh The buildings
nearly new, and consist Of frame w cIlns bonse, with
rooms, quite finished iaLtal stable Ci>r
&C. Abont hundred hnsh-s Of wheat will he sOwed upon
the n ON Iaud much Of which able of producing be-
81 and 40 bushels the
ton Of the farm deemed unnecessary those wishing pr
chase invited examine far themselves II sold
va;ey will BIZ offered public sale, the Is, day No
vemLer Terms made known By application TO the srb-
scrhcr n.
Oct. 45-wtds
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There some physicians in Richmond, who may, oil
may not, he skeptical. now only remember four
with whom my pledge Of truth, in This case, will be re-
ceived rs saertd Those gentlemen arc, Doc,ur James
'eule, Doctor Dove, ST., Doctor L. II. Carmichael
and Doctor F. b. Watkins. They will understand my
assurance, aud they will believe upon filth, that
they Emo" ! dare not pledge to fulsehood. As
did not receive it in spirit of fusehood, neither can
so Impair, it, DO they no~ credit my statement:
think they do.
am now suffering with my eyes, in consequence OF
my efforts Of Friday and Suturday-ihey are, however
much better than yesterday, and as they gel
well, shall again resume my Investigations.
You will excuse the length of this article, and believe
me, Sir, with great respect,
Your very nb't serv't,
JOHN C. McCABE
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Died. Struggle al his residence at o'clock, III.
morning I'd eth year Of his after
artcd line Of eighteen months dnration which he bore with
much fort re aud comrosure, NJ. ROBERT $ CARTER OF The
county of enrco, leaving relatives and many de-
voted friends and lament sir rreparale loss
The writer of this feeble tribute of respect the intimate
friend and nrghbor for several Of the deceased and
lac with confidence say, that lc knew individual
whom blended of the good and ennobng qualities
which constituted the honest the excellent Citizen the
agreeable companion, and The gentleman, In Mr. Carter
Tic visited the West Indies last Winter in the pursuit Of his
health and he returned the Spring seemingly much mproyed
and s friends fndy hoped that he would restored
hrm but all wise and benecen Providence had decrre
SD, consequently their hopes deusiye The destroyer
caIuc Death held him his cold aud embraces; bur
he died without hope OF participating Ia the III
another and fnr heller world than s-fr firmly believed IN
Immortality ryond the gave ard expressed perfect willing
his GuI
10 The Wing and Herald will pleasy copy.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL The proprietor feels grateful for The
Il he has received since the Hotel las rcn
opened and leave inform The public, that, and a~
the September the price of board will be reduced TO 81
rs per day. single meals and lodging 80 each Gentlemen
visiting the Exchange Hotel with their horses informed that
the hest will be taken 0f them by Mr. James Harden, wr
Stable contiguous the Hotel will be constant care ~
render all the comforts my that Il possible ff them
6nd in any Hotel They favor by reporting 10 iI.
Proprietor any neglect from the Others
10 his employ. FREDERICK hNDES
Richmond, Sept. ., 1912. aG-amif
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DRICE OF PIANO foRTES REDUCED.-The subscriber
takes this al informing these who may wish
py temst Piano fnrc-, that the prices very
reduced the time supply themselves upon good
He hand fine Of the very quality of
will sell them subject returned
Z. r. NASH Petersburg, Va.
,..C,y
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EDUCATIONAL Gruemnu and his Lady DESTROYS Of oh
IL tanning situation principals in Female Academy III
Virginia They h.v. Tor eyeal past successfully supeiin
tended school IL ladies', and bring with them
testimonials sf high raj character an competency TO give in
strucon in all The branches Of solid English Edu'
together with Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry
Botany, thorough Of Mathematics the Latin and French
Languages Any communications addressed, pt paid TO A.
Of Dabney Cauthof RemoDd, Va, will be promptly
atta nted III 43-Ct
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HOYT 4 CO.'S OFFICE.

DRAWNG Of Virginia eesburs Lottery, Glass n, drawn 9Th
~ October
81 40 66 So ~ IL Q 81 70 G 20 GO "a 50.
Hoy, Co. sell tickets in all Lotteries advertised J. g.
CORY & Co.
Oct II 45-lt
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Caroline County, Ort a, 1912.
This day personally appeart before me DIR. John {.
McCabe, who made outh that The above communication
contained nothing but the truth TO the best of his know
ledge and belief. Given under my hand the day and
year above written WM S. ROYSTON, J. 2.
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upon some of their cases. and 10 matter
Of surprise that they did But, amid such oppostions
The enquirer after the rittcn mysteries should re-
member that
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED
pouha,an agricultural and horticultural Socicty.
The frs, exhibition and fair of this Society will he
held ST Powhatan Court House, on Friday, the l4th
ay Of the present month, (October at which time the
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AS ISOLATION;
On, Principles Of True Organization Of Society

j. IL edifor'iy n nu column - difi.ot from lat o.
d~ Ifbun, Addrtss letter., post pad, 70 A. BKIssA>E
RsndeHoe, 70 Le0nard-,troct.
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y VIZ ~ -
ANDREW JACkSON'
10 TaoMss MOONEY, Esq. AGENT al the go
Irish r. pal Associations OF New.Nork-Nasil''He

THE y T.. Bou>pARy the - Montreal
Courier ot the 9TH inst. the editor remarked that
SO Ii LOrd Ashbrton i, to meet the seven Commls-
.ioners from Maine aud Massachusetts,. single
handed, quite confident that tie result OF
hi, L.ordshps mission will prove any thing but
satisfactory To the people Of the Sc Provinces
IL, the editor cf the " Courier" satisfy hi.
mind on thi. subject, by referring 10 map OF
Canada, BY the late Surveyor.Gcncral Col. Bou.
Ghetto, which i. suspended in the ncws.room in
Montreal tor thereon he will mud the North last
boundary line drawn Il, II should be- and the
whole disputed territory having the word Maine
printed over il in large capitals.
TIN. map wa. published in London IN connec-
ron with Typographical history OF the frov'"ee
Of Lower Canada, and dedicated to his Majesty
gorge the Nth. Another Circumstance also II
ns, be- well to refer to-thst Col. Bouchette,
having objected "a some of the surveys OF teath-
.rstouhsugh. aud stating what his own had been
n the same case, IT became a subiec, OF attention
% the late Lord Sydenham, who Immediately re-
eiested Col Bouchettc To retire from his situa-
on on moderate pension. This So affected
'ol. Is. as finally. believe, To cause his dccsase'
Commercial Advertiser.
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INSURANCE. Company.

II y IsNs-'
- No u wail-street. corner OF HaDovrr-,ireei To,
Compsur continues sgalnst o>sw Iar'se ny are
~ buildings. goods. wgrcs,or merchandise genersy, 80,
ye.>e> zuI cargoe> against los or damage ~ naad
rsvIr-lion. or a., dVorahi, i,rris apy other once
DIRECTORS.
rsor,s>W Tto-pa. Calm c. Trl> iahn c. Merritt
r.. + N,,irUi Noses Fucker. Thomson Price.
u,..a... II 4 ,i.os Francis p SAGE, John N Lee,
I,.nR D.y..r t,,>e. ri.s. Jaac. +. Holmes
AnSpn Baker, WI n litNa. joan y. -, - 10,
Marta iio'pan, tsn'~ IL. "htig Sah'dei 'i"eI'h''
Joseph Allen. lc>eln ~ ,,.,r,.. n H.,
orc - Row ~e-r,..-v t2tU
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" man named Meade. who lives IN AmeIs
county. Va, was whipping one of his slaves WIN
u strap, few days ago. when buckle uPo' the
strap struck him under the ear, causing Instant
death.
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Tins day PuEii.Nr'I
Il AW REPORTEK for June. Con

AN REIOh ER iof yuir' tou
ITE<TS -Grcsuleai on Evidence; bankrupt Law .
xpaftr Foster wherein tie validity of attachments ol Tie
property bank p On mc>ur process, = discussed WIN
h. us,al tlty and discrimination 1t that learned JUnr
~tr-: Washington Bank y >urtch ni'd STATES
y, Dobhr, Digest ol English Cases intelligence and WIS
r.i4pV B,ukfunf, iu Maine, ncuiihg a wip ka'r -
on.d 90 % declared Bankrupt, NJ ~ up 10 Nav ."
lst,-whor number lbs. Banhrus, ia Massachusetts, COZ
timed nt lodi ~ he name oi p'inner> from Nph SW
10 Nav guih 1912: Nes Publication, ohn.ry Nouc'
The 4 nj Bankrupt, IN N'w.lorh Nll be continued 10
.'v, ,,r,f.r BRhD3i Rl sODENA co,
led IL Na,,s-,L Newly Ifs, aud ~ school Il Bosloo
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'VHE PASSIONS. Illustrated with BRA.

i mag Y -sdirg,.- Mf. FITZGERALD INsi>tRo
hey, inform ~ putc \s~ os. that. sti eaias>t
>c taUn of large number a. h. trends, h. pf.,s I"
i brl o hree lscilr', on th" taniual Pa
o,, gwen hy tm .ih much secsr's Boston and
81 ~ f-sisru cLr>
The hr, Lfcuyr VII isAe page az the >octN LIBRARY,
Bro,luav. nn ru'>isy tIs TN IN. >uhiect-l".e, "a
iu1fltnu of Which rtcta' 10 D. gwen ifnh Shshs-
pet e. Haulet. Mnn', Paradise l. st. R,fon> ofhdr tie
rlld Cora AMI the iamrbto iA>n, NeuNr Preserved
v liam TIL tte iisNchh'ch. A. s..
Ihs SECOND letufr " "a tsAc rs on Indr>isy, the 9TH
.,t4ni ~gtci-hao.,y. st-,i ,ui Ry,en q. A. lias-
:. stoa OF which rrcisuous VII b. g''n nom Htmlet
Ohs ln, Paradise Ln,t. Poo-k's tcur>~ ~ Imr 'airo.
I91ffri. VI rchsat ut \-H.cr, The Revenge, ~. H.
The thir .cfure Wi axe place 1n fue>dts, The .ii-
sat -ct-Pride sui Addition, 10 iNu>tato9 81 Witch rect
D. na, wi be- r!,Fa from Nsrn ih. Rcblfi III H'ms
IN Rcls Nfoor, Cinphe, .sf1ii,e LIT P",ieck'
Z anr-e 81 rnff- f',cV1i. A..
1.At,, shni'ng per.Ono the foursp g ih'ee Let
lr dollar zach % ~. bad Al hc kook-tie> oi N.~r-.
Cu,man Appleton, Nlrg Putnam. Br,ads1N, Me>sr..
,l-N. Chatham street VT \e>su',, cDJner AL and
Nat.r >s-t.. ar tls bar ct the lucI >iaie Hotel
>nrie iiri ~ b. - he lad Al thu l,Or> oi the
>1ci.tN tintarv ou each eNcnls oi .ecturs.
Irctufe % commerce a o,iok precisely No post
,.,ns,..-, on account ~ " tahsr Isl.
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V,O PAiNTERS-To Painters.-Cheap

4 Pan store. by \ >CIli\th. ~ D.sNon-srrel-
900 49, parr i1r -can " tiir Lead
100 .s.k. 30 10 DO.
81 30 do English doi
.D.0 IL Par. Ga.rn; ..
rnIn 10 Chrome Green lrll ol-
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" ib' Piu. onclald-lsl. 90 rhi> romantic aud s>hons
DE >'ri vii - coniuc 81 during III. pre~Bt ssason an
Ter the dre,t' aad sa9.Tendsncc the ssb>sT oeE
49, uri~go complete snd thor 0s repair sDJ
iFen FOR t~ ton oi NJ ,oit al BE- spared
% uain-in The ese'srdis high cisacer wh.ch thas here
porr u ia ned n terrtnhrr. tabs viii BE- furnished
Nuh every otlesey That lie NeSiok market sdorJ
bus eN'fN p>m' s ZION That eau promois ihe cou'ru'
-ur~ ,uj rrnN OF psir1n, vii /. pn,,,ptN be-
stow 81. TIE rd ie,iug Ia this II ana r,9e-
ssy nHs part ~ 4 On M Mountain. Ia. been ttn.srta
,rri,ct.r smooth an ss'r.
Nr,,r> \ Er-eL 60, .Aeei'I hne OF siag,s ~nl
Lr,toorr rrgulaN h~i ~sen HE is'iisg
", ctt..n Ilog.s, an soc arrival ot The b,at>
..l .su &. l. BEACH, Proprietor
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kILSlC at Three Cents Page, at No.
[yME CHEArESr uAT STORE IN

TUf WORLD !,-CpTAN1, 2sO Grand street, has
poa band OF ihe ate, Spring iabt,n, excellent
sorn-ui ~ ~k Hat e. 3 - n ant So REDUCTION ~
y zach hat rom tosarr prlces Also superior
lcle Of Fur Hat Or 81. ea.3 sy Old IN the cry los
~ ~ aBi - Th. public respr truly invited Ia call.
/ Ponl assortment Oi Boy.' iist. an Caps hand
avis I'm GDNANF. 230 ,iraDd H., meas Alien