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Wm. MAGAR &; co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOfNDRT,
IA FuIteE corner of EoId-$treet.

StWYOEE.
TYNRE subscribers take THIS nsthod of annouacins 10
,neiI friend. aud the public generally that lar tig
purchased the extensive and ~e kno'a Type founs.y
formerly owed by M-ssr.. Conner &ocke, they havc re-
moved the their ptese ceuua! location HAVING
made ey regsions. alterations and additions, they
repaired orders Of any sgnitude they
ina: DE- favored WIKI! With promptsess, and favorable
terns am Foundry IN America To tscir SPec-
Book which has been eceny extensively circu.tec
they would respcc:y refer.
Al articles manufactures by them -h,il De ot material
equal if Perior any manufactured in this cot5
and undergo thorough examination appearances
ranging, dressing, and propor: Asserting All 4
hsited in the Specimen Book formerly issued ?, now
Cooke, tog-he. with Sorts fonts sold bt a nauy
be furnished from this Fouudry without deD:'
.irc. added. .,is Of tho Ma
WIN. HAGAR CO. are Agents for ,a5 20. .nae,her With
m 5s,ass. BE- & s sIs
every article used in me n psaaas prizes
n s. NO haceihe co. ,e@u
Foundry.
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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
= o y e y Fl 6 T. f. -

PEN MANGFACI UREK TO TIE 800 SoHH ~,
CI,,r1IoN Tba h;ab character of these Peas haa In
lrrsd lbc .ttsIn, o. The part OF sewers, disrspo,be
ss9o so sy., sPe1 s Mr. ss ss ss.
si'o upon - iT1 emitting the hral T. is NOW IN
s''s readily detected by us unfinished
nc ~, The very ccn1on style IL which It's put up
obssr< m genuine Pea are al cia IN
yross bea.= fc .tm;s Of his signature thus
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ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

sAIiES &. bCFFETP, III pr.ce-s;.eet, near Wooster
- you'd particularly cali tee attention Of Hardware Deal
s H5nusctu.er1 his article OF German Sill
ach re offers .so vaoe.e ard retail Of all tiisk-
End 4 eGus auy ethan Foreign or 20
m.,.,. r., .,,r- MI ,of,,o., a92-f
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RonsERY.-'rhe National Intcieencer OF Fri
day morning states that another robbery, OF very
daring character was committed lex nights as"
at Il respectable Congress boafdIns-house on lmra
street, BY which member OF Congress was suit
,erer to considerable amountin money, as wei! as
a valuable GOLD watch. This is the second sue
ccssiu demonstration which has been made by the
ghthngered gentry il the same dwelling.
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nR,g. IL EsE wRTT takes thi. s:ettod 70 r, re
~ turn thank. To RS friend. and TIE public tof the s
eral encourag be has received in ms line OF
which confined To Spraa DELEGATIONS, mp b]esses
White S~elinss Cnrya,nres and Diseassa opll1.
n.t;.T, Nervous Adse,iou Contractions, and all DIS
cases al n. joints aud LIMBS &c e5-o
Eaferences given on application 20 Dr. Il. at d Broad
way between B.ooz.e ard spr!nS-fN iva.
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kxA Hs.aMdsAHN.-E,ght valuable I.ots 25 by 1873.
zi for saei fronting Clinton and on Washington
Avenues, Brooklyn; section 81 but the Bed
ford Road commanding perfect view Of Brooklyn and
ibis CityOnc of lie most desirable building spots tha
llan, vii be sold ut auction lst February, unless pro-
.ior sold private sale Address note 10 90 433 Park
Post Office" d24 #
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SIJpEissosS .AygF. nai.

SUPEiSa0Es LAMP 0Gi-. Tn general CEN
plaiu.o OF The qu,li,Y OF Lamp o for faIiiy ta
Induced the subscriber to open aud otter ia The Mechaqlc
Lamp Depot Nix. Diac0q 81 BroadsAy for the. sale Of
an article reiaet Sperm uIl,prspered b! ~
process and nlder ms personal ,upc:lnteadenes. he'
Tor purity and hriliancv of ichtab- iousc - setth
wishes and tue patronage OF ever 'rrs'r aI *
Samples may seen quaes add pIicfs al tlt
olcew where orders viii he promptly executed either ton
family NE or tn ;se on me most reasonable terms
Orders for B.s 81 Vii b. received al Jhe
Chapel or iSs Bridge EDWARD DOIl.h.
,;3S # zen. for he L giun Oil Refinery
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DOWERY SAVINGS BANK New York,

yNWD SILVER MEDALS AND ga
L rl.OMAS have been arded to John l.indmarh, 60
street for the best Cologne aud Pcrumcrv For
wears he has been enga gcd the IF Per
funery this city and until the present time h ias not
presented himself before the public in the advertising
columns piper but sustained ~ the decision
of eminent Judges of Perfumerv given tie Fairs held
in this City and Boston he feels authorized III sayng IL
those who want article his line. that al &c Chatham
street they may find superior quality st mos crate
prices Remember the naIaher ~, formerly entrance
Chatham Chapel. az ~
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~ TO HET-Fvcm the LIST of February no1t, tho
3iE story yelling house No II Dominck 81,
HHdson. Rent Usdern,e good tenant. The house
be- from 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. n4p. NJ.
For particulars, ingaire of
il Ut JEWELL g. HARRISON, 80 Water st.
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n FOss SALE or ExCHANGE-A

lRh NOkk IA n r UR 4 " IA
GlA Country Seat, 10 miles from the city, located ia
Queens Comfy, LII. containing upwards Of SO
first land. The buildings double house,
ierG inish Hh CRATES, mnTbl. Eau;ies, folding doors
Sc, kitchens Also large barns wagon house.
raeo borsn shop granaty, poultry house md yard, ics
house NIL other necessary for large
family. The s OF the hes. kind and r every variety:
apples, cherries, &c in abundance.
large of the money may remain on bond and
mortgage; Brooklyn NewYork city property would
be aken exchange: Address l. u. z. at tais Office
tf
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Ju>t published, The Modern Builders '1ud- c'5-
tanning eichty-seyca copper plates With full exp ana.
tions <Mirard Laiever, Architect This work shouia
be III the nuns ever, builder IL he coIity II coz
tans accurate rsatisc Hand snd starr i14hS' q
brancA which has heretofore be, In, inFerisc,ly Hotced
in other works. L. publication has been at enGeJ l
srea, expense It's handsomely bound II quaiio aad l.
respectfully offered the public hoesaie and eiai'al
the publisher. WA u sui
Architect; Portrait and Gard Eugraver.
Zls0 BrosdS third s;orv-
Fo. sale iey: oil Stones u;ablc Tor EHgravers Den
lists. Js7 cllers, &C. j. N
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EEefsE-: lEE4EaEs' LEECfzGs.
il-lGGf.t iHc, heahi=Giermsn and >;Tsdsh
Ieeche s scGsiyeI aak very reasonable hole
sa!e and retail carsfuir applied, BY WM WATSON,
Cheis. ani pharn.aeea.ist apohrcIries Hail, Cahs-
riHe =. jl3 In:
4rsEEE: LEAD, &c.-SAMi.. G.. cornell,
- asnusaJtr.s ~ hao constantly haad for sale,
l7 Frost Durng lip Shce Lead of any
sequire! taicIsres= Lead Pipe 81 acA calib.e; Bar
Lead LithaIge aud RED Lead. li3 lw'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-18

aSsA ONE of the most delightful places of residence
S in the rural city Of Haven, Conn Ii offered foA
sole,
large aud commodous Eionsc in Temple street, (ths
wclIknssn beautiful street, embowered with elm rees)
with vicw OF Tie Grccn or public square, from tho
window, End near to Yale College.
In the main building eleven rooms and spacious
hall; the wings five ROOMS, (incudng tho wel-rosn
and baking --oom) with convenient closets to all the
apartments.
To gentleman wishing TO remove from town TO quiet
and elegant retirement, for the education of family,
probably place in the Uuitod States combines many
advantages the much admired city Of New Haven
Houses Tempe-strce all owned by their
III very seldom that such opportunity the present
nr terms upply to WM a. REYNOLDS Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn., To Mrs. l.. G. TUTHILL, % Asy-
um-st!ee,, Hartford Conn. d30 3w
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~ Large beds Of gypssm, OF g superior quail
", are said to have been found near the rapids of
Grand River, Michigan.
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; 4s4RGAESs, ssAxGayNs'.-.

@sss E1fz2a;AEEs, tsAIG.aXNS!--F For
sale exchange, 20 tracts Of handsome Land CON
s tanning rs eech so Of a superior quality
yatcrsd With Gae sirean. ad covered with fins timber
.lc!i While o,k hickory, beach, walnut, maple and
.c9f1ose. The sol! adopted 70 wheat rye corn oats
cotton, tobacco, and Irish potatoes The above
lands Will nc sold reduced prices. and Oh terHis 10
.ai: they Kill he exchanged for almost any Kind
merchandise For aps diagrams and particulars apply
10 SMITH & yiiIT5!ORE, Is JOHN up stairs nj #
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.sCFE~uTPFS-71rFFs.-T

~ r L 81 FFS-W + a Ne supsc!l
4'E Der selling the remainder Of HI. stock 81
sia good Of Lynx, tenet and
other Fur MUS, Prces below the scus cost OF maui
beng determined ii possible 10 sell OUT srt ely
ere the season CLOGS. A, W4TSONS,
j. iia 10; cbathaya st. and 100 Bov-ry
i4atE.S GEiIEBHATED CHAIRS
IN All kinds ioE aud cnniort s1ca a Rocking,
ReGum.ent Revolving. &c- The iirs, premium at the
Two last Fairs Ia. beea awardci King. Chairs. They
are ar,astcd 10 be Tar superior 10 any il ths city or
elsewhere. NJ ". KING. Patene-,
tl4tf ~ Broai@av. he,se.,, l;r,o. End Rroome ga
= yG1aR HOUSE .HcPs,.. =. g s-I'rizic qia
- ijiy >agar House Moa-s> hlds, ,ierccS and ts',
Tor sile At oCkEESHau>EN'S Suelr Refinery No
R0ss->;. dEs I'm
y s;E5t' Fs,os SAP s-tE'ssS. -l0oo
: resa.s .,NES' l.ulsl c az. for sale b.
Il # PEkSSE#A BROOKS. 81 Liberty =,
~ Es< s'..ATzs WI. THOMSON. No i29
ISNfIau street continues tom4Egiaciu5c >ilvetNaEe
ofha best descriptions 4D q! the a:cst patterns Among
.zInty Of ARTICLES he you'd enuer1!e the following
wortsy. OF attention.:
Presentation VASES, rchy chased ag1 appropriately
designed DO Pitchers; round aud o5one Naiie:s with
c2se! anlg vine pattern edges Tea and Coffee
rvi1F-, rch chased reia anS ANTIQUE patterns cake
al fran: b. setS the modern and elegantly
'nsnf Dessert Fru; Knives aud Forks. silver blades
Spoons kl;g threaded, aud pl-ln threaded patterns
Tie OF these article. arr manufactured on The
Of setiliE ,l!ser aud no care or expense Is
spared The ba!Iit.. Of the workmanship.
y. b. oiers by ettrr 7unc'nnr attende ed TO- d1 ~
Il a5.4yGs'AG-cCssE AND CON
8 MISSION WAREHOUSE. No. 81 Liberty street
Printing. Lthographic. a.d Colored Paper, in all he
varieties orde OF Az qu,!j:, from Nc~s,
iaes; Boos paper niajc III the COUNTY, at the far
larsc p.ices, rc The very Superior mills of Nessrs
/. AMI " Curtis. Boston, aud W. f!-Csrtls Be!!Te
y and from sevr5a o;hc manufacturers having the hcs
Of nachi1er orle-E thankfully received and rtonp
Is .,.c.,d ,a7 s,n:vtRn CURTIS. tran,
sR4,z,z.E,a ZINE FROM w-NORk
= !.-'@ - z. - y
- "a, Ton, Pa. -
hroust IN ..our,. Fare ou'y s. -
Lex. p-r No N. 4. Bsttcry Place Z: :! O'Clock. !.
81 daily. Sundays excepted steamboat Cinderella or
Natc- ,Stes, fza5ehpo-l, then TO ae the cars Of
tho Tom and -omeryilic Railroad II Somsrvllls,
e7yiae only 81 mics by Coaches IL miles less than By
y. Hruaswlc Fer seats apply 10 AID Hope, y Court
aait II. or board. A d. Hope viii accompany the
assengee omerylle aa 'cndc: al! assistance ncces
II AZ the Railroad s completed SonsrviiIe this line
WI! leave Easi0n ac6 o'ciock a. 81, three hours atcr
t-5a las VIA n. Brunswick and arrive York
uboat the samc time. Jlu
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INSURANCE.

-JNSI-D .>r,~r
i-N>' = II.
az T. ~ ,' w - II - ~ "a T. T., "
Cspi,ai sv'eoV once ~ " al. St MS oom
paHy eoHiausS 10 tasc 1888 o. aasase
by IRE, and inland narration
piArei w
Ncnssetsef Ravens N,i''.in S0ueh,
Co.nsi,,. W + ,r-arca M,cab ReIIsin
phiiI;ns phcan,x Na,sani.l WrsI
-. ~ rr,,-", - ,;.,.t.
Io..nb y ysrr, ,;.,ss Il B.n5,,sin
-naviri Is. Iobn R,n,,z
80 Iiat.,.l - w.
william w. Todd. Ferdinand : ydam
Henry c. rsoinpson
r. HAVENS, Pres dens
LEWIS PRLElPS. Secr",sry -
r sV.s .N%t 1sANs e. 80 r;-
Company continues to against To-. otdam'rr by
Fire on BAiin. t,ood,tV are. or Mo- chaudI .slar
ay, also Vessel. aud Garroes, aso3nstzt2sS Ok
or dam-ge nv inland ua,is ,lica on 4, favorable
ANY other office DIRECTORS
roma, hofne' p D@r' 80 u 2:sFs' VI W. u ~
Jo''u 4norss' D. ~. r>,''"n' 81 =
i' % 4 ~ " oou'""' , - IT.,
$50 p So Mo-. Tnr.,r
- II + "a l,I.b = Tpri.
Thnmsrr, prcs -Jsn,r,. X Wbitrr.
,nson. Baker Joseph Allen
William, Stcbbiu. Ma,tia Hoffman:
SamuelInderhli, Elisha Rigs
LlOMAS w. THORNE, Ptcsiscnt
-Gg.RcE T. HorE. ;ccrctaIy'. do
'AkiHA COLOSSUS a <. az I'M
lNE-lhls justly admired perfume Vhic:i HAS SO
long been esteemed az the most deShtidi Hsu fragrant
among all the varieties az Cologne Water IN. jas oeeh
received and VIII Kept constantly Tor SAFE D! 'e box
OF s'nse not,le, AZ ,,,,-.a.
~ d. 4 - ~ p,3; ,iu ~, srao
jl2Im corner Cha1lbers-stEcot
1su-T1y -s,sS7aSsS,S ~sIs@,sYs sys-
ho nn,,-r>irne,-.oI. 4s,sts in tI,s ci.Y--for the
;I - IL. .h,r. .rI.I,-z, ar, ,r.nsre. 20 re-
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- Graham Egou.e, BarelaJ-Bt. MISS

4.ruhul1i k2Ouse, BarCIaf"pI Mss
TRAVER And MRS GOSS respectfully Inform their
friend. and the public that they karc taken The well
.ros<s GRAHAM House, hitherto kept sy Air. 4. Co.'s
u no rarircs} AID having put excellent conGIt!c1
for me =!Rt-r are prepared accommodate few
permanent Bo,rder. With P27so-s; Bedrooms only
reasonable terms. Taeir Table IL be supplied with the
hest Vegetables Fruits &c, tGlt e markets OF City
F5:as vhe who prefer quief simple and natnrs
ylu And phee unain,ec By the od6rs of Aco
o. and Tobacco will fad here agreeable Home
Traeszsat Boarers persons visiting the City, &c
ur;nocn,ed o. reaoGabe ters.. or Il
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w AMI L D-EHpoyEleRt NURSE. by oae
y VITO has had experience Ia the business and eau
oIi1s SaeSeeptiop.be Recommendations Inquire :, No.
l:s3 Allen street. 10 RI
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Ia ON e of the most delightful places of residence
HIS the rural city or New Haven, Conn. offered foA
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SpA ssD0i1s TO l.EI-A and bed room
HE It'll closets, rantries sc. suitable for smaf ntny
Also, large room, extraordinarily vol lighted suita
Vic ior Workshop Inquire tho premises of
.22u JOHN LOCKE. in rear Of 81 Ann ST.
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& Also Isl sale or exchange. place Of $50 acres, on
which IS frame mousse on the ST Joseph River tho
village of Bristol Indiana Inquire Mt No 100 Nassau ST.
opposite Clinton Hall. jl3f
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ssssssss,zsv B,@TON PATENT ACTION


tNJ I!tToS >IUsCTIUtr TILKt' 10
Is order Boo;oi the above dc 'crIption of the hnest
1871 qa4Iv OF French calf-Skn, and IN the latest style,
aud ii very rea>onlbl prices Gentlemen Who have been
~ the at Of payirg cXtfayacaEt prices for in!eror aru-
lies ara requested to call ana be convinced that i. prices
ara . Ia evenly per cent. below other in his
f-i.hhofiiood Draainr, bang t.ken OF the feet and
pax oilas;s Kept Tor each customer, ttercis difficulty
IN ,atlias Ion,lsom. yet easy IT..
;,,.7 I. cge a,sort aant of ready made
Bonls lal5s ST cs. .ces varying from TWOto SIN
Dollars per Oyer,hoe> Half Boots Dancing Pumps
slipper sc. &c. equally To-" prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton-s;reet,
iii ~ between Nassau and Duch-streets
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s-A E2S& S.sIE.-Fesm, low and accoriusda.
ii-pu.. The elegant sdw tkree story brick dwelling
ho>e Is BY - icc, the north side Sixth
Ike irst house OF FIRST good and in:
| proving cIghborhood.
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= This place offered ii price less than tho
oflhe butiu-s aYd improvements and would no di
ved suit purchasers. Possession immediately. If not
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VI Der selling the remainder Of hi. stock Fl
Mu good assortment Of Lynx, tenet and
other Fur MUS, 81 p.c.s eslor the .cua cost OF maui
factsre. beng determined ii possible TO sell OUT ely
ere the easol cio.Qs. Al; WiTSONS,
II Ina L.: Cha .i1,ra i and 80 R0v
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WANT z D-A few A.aes:ean or Es.i.h p,.ls to
W ;.ke good places, az Cry Office, IS Canal street,
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T:E, ). Hs.stiG.S2N.-2O goo ACRES Of
kT7''S LAND. situate in the Counties of Montgomery,
~ Clinton and Essex, in the State Of New. fork will
cSclaRcc iar Indiana Arkansas and Kentucky State
Stocks At par. !.luire of II. NJ. SMITH, Wall-sL,
Or K. Cram. Hcw-st jI3 Ct
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ATEN E.as,s. s:S,s1As.-hLFitGD SMITH,
II Merchant Tailor No. 30 Fuiinn-s. you'd invite bis
friends and tie pusic call AID examine mis- STOCK OF
ue~ Fail Goods consisting OF Cloths, Casimores and Ncs,
nrs suited Tic fall trade. Gentlemen caYins their
ders may rely upon their being fulfilled IL tho salts
ac,o,y manner. Terms moie1ate-Cash dovery 81 Il
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w A N T S.

WAST D-FaEilies and others to supply with
~ good meg aud ~oniea help IT City Office. IS Csns
s.; with the sssl OF city sstereaee aid TO charge liz
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nNSI DUf47.sR ii taiy ROBERT MERRY ;
MUSEUM. I-4! ueatly boundln cloth, containing
100 Engraving several OF ihsEl beautifully colored IL
M-ic and $50 pages rsaGing matter from the
re5tz I,e,er Parler. BRADBURY SODEN- s CO.
liz f27 Nas-au-sirec;. y. Y
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Ai.n, The CANT modern two stary and attic dwelling
mouse No 36 Henry u. III sesutul ucighborhsod Lot
e6t ~ Zoe iee,hoasc cot by IS palors,
kitchens basement under cellar green hosse. aud hand
garden, wi;h peoiIsiou OF grapes large
portion OF the purchase money tor either property
remain on mortgage For terms, &c, apply to
lib liz. JOS. Is. MONIES 20 MRlt II.
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9SYAST&D-At5 Eas, Broadway, fauiiss SUN
w sbed with the best OF help and no charge Ame!i
eau, English ana irish girls the best eli reference
from last places. are waiting fos situations d3u In
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i-a.E.S CEa.EHSATEE) CHAIRS =

~ AT Kinds Tor case aud cnAiort, SAGA a. SocAiLs
ReGum.ent- Revolving. e. The first eTcnlam at the
last Fairs Ia. bcea awartcd King. Chairs. They
arrastcd 70 be FAR superior il ths city or
elsewhere. VI. VIKING. Patentc-,
Rrnaris.aI ila:s End Rr,.nlt
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fsNss2 GtSc0S TEA CfslaPANx offer
Tor saie ., l29 Cnaihamst Ne~-iork, thc cheaPes;
.r rla.t genuine the woId. IN any quantity not
less than ouuC-.I N: articles purchased attheif e.
thsbmrut should no, give ul! satisfaction, request
ed that ssy be back when the money viii be re-
j.i'
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sOAssnsNs.-A gea,!cnan and hi, vic. o. t~u
- s;rclc ccrsl.s,cn be accommodated with good
beard AZ No IL Fsou Also three person,
he accom- 1datei y It'll dinner a2au
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-30

would he rs impons 10 attempt lathom as Ii would
he IN murmur against His WILL the decree Of the Al
mighty struck down the great head of the party IN the
dawn al lis asccndancy and from that da, 10 tins we
have boon powcross Many of the fruits oi the porinus
victory oi $50 have been buried lura season in the
same grave with the mighty HARRISON But they will
take fresh not aud flourish exceedingly Throughout the
land. The principles Of the plrtt survive. though It's
victorious leadcr agonc lndcr another and lllq ircd
champion We Will yam 90 ollh To conquest
In surveying the myagcs ol locolosn in review ing
the Congressional history al the past - years. III con
Iraslng the pnsuie and hlccss condition OF the eoun.
try with lis former prosperity and cncrpfze it mus be
admitted that the people have not been brought into thcr
Noslt STRAIT without warnlnp In The beginning
they were admunlhhcd OF the end. Foremost anld
those who sitoye with giant though unequal strength
arrest Tho progress III the desttuetvrs iFNnN - ~
was found contrasting inch by inch their heuns career
Nai fortress Was sacked post vas carried with
cut meeting nom hma desperate resistance. With a
'shness thai gathered strength from defeat aud cuur
age that Was inspired by The magnitude o the danger,
hr mt the enemy every where, and with tauncss
hoad Uui III VAIN were his oNettIons however plrat;
III vain h's sacrifices, however palnouc.-'lhe cDun
try Was III state oi Authorization: species u political
ncrallon Ind disturbed tic rcason. un The great lea
der Il the democracy like drunken lft lad hie hands
upon the pals If tho State aud the hhue II our pro,
rctllN icll 10 the 9round
II public services. private saeii. have MI lost
h'lt influence upon human nature, the hos,us Il the
American poopo are not rendered calluus h, long nc"
}euet cud lay repeated bnrtitudr theft viii b hul
one Norr. hui one will amongst them. IN lSli. Tho
name oi llrAm CAV viii become a tower ni strength
aud around The riHndad OF Nhip pcicplea horGe nlo
10y hIs sciN hand, VI" ll1eh the leehts II iue repuh
clol-ln thai followed lIAREsoN olAo hed Of victory -
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Notice..

Hp. ola deere Of the Creeit Superior C.,url of
I'D Law and Chtarnry i,r Montgomery cunty pro
n'uneei on the 10th day Of May, So, in Gauss. t'r
in depending. between Jacob Cooper aud othor, Plain
tts, and the heirs Of Thomas Barnett. deceased. B,,n
dants; slal proceed ON the Sd day # October next
Courthouse Of said comfy 10 sell credit Of and
Two years. to the highest bidder, public auction. the
fur following Tracts or parcels OF Land 10 wit: Ohc
OF } acres: o $50 acre. and iva Of - earH
irlrs adloln. or lie contiguous ooach other and are
situated the great road leading East and West about
u or miles east from the town Of Chrisans0urg. and
adjoining the lands of Jacob Kent and others This
place has always been regarded first staudft I
public house. The Improvements two dwelling
houses and some out HOUSES. Itt Purchaser " Ii be
Tu,red to give bond with good security. and lien
viii be retained upon the land until the pymcut Il The
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT. Com.
jane % m
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T'ssR ,$T'EF,"% SIZE.

Eb WRIT T. ota Deed OF Trust executed By Or
a. Zen \. laync Ia the undersigned. and recorded
IN the lerh : Office 81 the county ol Cmupbel shall
proceed sell at the Dwelling house oil the said layne.
In this county. on TUESDAY the 2th day If July neN
all his household and kitchen furniture. three harscs on,
earyal, tie stock Of huss and sheep aud the following
negroes, 10 wiz Nancy and her three children Andel
son. Otey and Bon
ionS-For all sums under so. cash and Cr all
SUMS over so credit of9O days viii be- glycn-and
NEGOTIABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed will he rrqn red
ne udc 10 the abaye property believed 10 be good
hut the ndrrs'nned, acting trustee Will only convey
such ullo as is vested IN hun as such.
CHARLES ANTHONY, Tms,G
june % ~ /,
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LNNeWsss'Egt.. VmuHsDAY noggvgNt JUNE 30 1919.
o.. IA.

M l. have been n, great expense, and loss OF time.
W preparing To DOUBLE REFINE OF Il BAR
iRoN. We are now IN fun operation: and have the
satisfaction 10 say 10 our customers and the public gene
rally. that we have tested IT we'll and feel safe IN say
ing Is ne best eve hade III this country Ii is both
tough aud trh. We are we'll convinced of the a
hove assertion that We feel equally sale in wanulne
every BAR 10 be GOOD.
JORDANS < IRVINE.
Hochbridgc. April H. IN