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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

% NEXT CONGRESS- WHAT WILL THEY Dot
The newspapers are busy specializing on the
action Of the next Congress; asking what ,hey
will dol Sumo say tina, they will debate the
tariff again; repeal the bankrupt law; alter The
spporlIonment law; and Try to pass the cur
rsncy bl. Allthis may be so; bu. one impor-
tant business Is omitted At the mex, session
Congress will spend half theIr time in abolition
excitement, and the other halfin eIecttoneer-
ing for the nex Presidency. There are Two
great parties and a dozen candidates. That is
enough 10 employ any three hundred poluic-
JAMS for three months. particularly when they
are paid by, he PeQpe.
TN. Y. Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

The advocates Of The paper system say
that 1t is necessary 10 develope the resources
Of the country, aud 10 facilitate the forward
ing Of produce TO market, In 1885, ,ihe clrs
rulallon Of The OHIO banks was near $40 OO0.-
600; the present year il has averaged but Its
lie Overl 900 600, or 20 per cent 10 1887
consequent upon the high currency Of 1885,
there were imported into the United ,Aies,
l., COG, 600 bushels Of wheat valued al $A, ,000.
600, for wch specie was sent abroad. The
year the expOr. Of -four will reach Gil ,000,-
600, for which specie is flowing inO the
country. CaODot the farmer tee in this aim-
pie operation Of trade, which system operates
most to deVelope the resources Of the cOuntrya
ls he benefited lha, fOre eign wheatsis brought
and sold at his own door at profit, and the
proceeds in specie taken gu. Of his pocket and
carried 10 Odessa 10 payment, while he 10
dreaming OF Autographed cities, town 'o'S,
and bank dvidendSi The present movement
ofspecIe from Europe to New YORK, and
from, Now York Throughout the South and
West, is enrichlng The country with sound
end copious circulating gSmedum " The PTiceN
Of produce are indeed very low; but that 70
caused by The abundance Of the supply, the
developing "of The resources Of the country"
under the specie system. The drawing. of Of
tha, purpve, in exchange for the specie will
raise The value of the specie imported. The
repletion Of the currency will accelerate the
rise; but when spece shall no longer bs a
| profitable article ofimporl, lbe export trade,
or the foreign vent for produces, must unless
| fotegn goods, OF fair revenue duty. sTe la@
ken in exchange. :. Money article N Z. Her
sid.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

our PROSPECTUS, and IN lhs saas confidence
We shall spread before The world The ,aclS and
sentiments of each and all parties.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

UNBELIEF. Hearing man complain that
the political papers Of all kinds had become
such liars, that for his part he did not believe
any oftbem,' reminds one oflhe old story OF
Of tho old anecGots Of The miller and bis three
sons. Coming into the mill and finding a
gtisl in the hopper, the old man called outs
tom, have YOU loled this gr'slP 'Yss, sIr,'
'BIIl, have you olled lhis grisIF Eyes. sir,
Sam have you tolIed this grist.' Yes, sir.F
you are all pack oflying sc,undrels,' says
the old man. i don't believe a.wotd you say
PNtOH it myself -I.et 3D.. .-.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

New JEssEY. .-1overnor Pennington. OF
Nv jersey, has been reelected by msjori-
~ of9. Mr.. Dayton ~ elected 10 The Senate
ofthe Unned States.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

EDIToR ELopED The 81. Louis papers
Nta,e lha, Samuel Hobart. editor of The Mound
7Cay, absqua uIated on Tuesday last. He left
his creditors 10 the lurcb, and abandoned his
wife lie took with him some money and five
negroes, and left the partner of;his bosom pen
pyess.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

PEPPEREp Some chaps, three in number,
undertook to serenade new married couple
in Petersburg, Perry county, Pa The BRIDE
groom, no, wishing TO be disturbed, dlschar-
'esd double barrelied gun dt the serenaders,
~whlch took effect upon three Of them;- they
qeckly changed their tune and went to hard
scratching. 'Malrmouy is ,ickilsh ,hlrg.'
.&c-BaIt. Rep.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

SOMETHING IN THE WIND.-The Consiiu-
ton "A, the Marion sIoop Of war. and the
scbooners just returned from Florida, are or
dered 10 proceed forthwith 10 Vora Cruz.-..
This sudden movement indicates sometIng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

Men Of principle can lever 60 asiray;-
while 'oose who have none, are subject to be
bbp~recked by every Aaw that overtakes
them; they have no ballas. and must 60 by The
board vide the modern whig party.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
SMUGGLING.

CABINET CHANGES. is rumored again
that the Cabinet will be re-organized before
Congress mSes, by Mr.. Webster retrin G
from, and Mr.. Spencer or Mr.. Ursher will, II
is thought, be Secretary Of State.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

One ofhs Hard Cider Elscioneers ofl6A0
in his proper sphtre.---A PhIIade phia paper
relates that gentleman who lately visited
Sings bog Pr son. New York, repor having
seenthe ex-honotable Mr.. Mitchell, late
Whig member Of Congress, scfubb'ing the
prison celIsi Mitchell was one oflhose who
~perambuaed the country excIalm'ng for
ebange-a Chauge!-- He has found change,
and We hope hlsncxt change wlll'be 10 a wiser
and better man.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

He who sowS brsmblss mu.t:aoI 60 barefoot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.
The savannah Georgian holds this language:


PRorToTios.-A state of feeling is growing IN in the
South upJn this subject very different from that existing
ten years ago II Is natural thai il should be So wIeS
II Is but too evident that interests lead To such y
change, Free trade with all its beauties has brought
with II few benefits but rather train Of ca1ani-
TICS, and we find whole South aboring under com
plote prosraion oi prosperity We Go not hesitate now
10 say iat the cause may be found in the Tact that We
d. mol 1--we sufficiently within ourselves. We do MT
encourage htne manufactures, and therefore task all our
eneges, and them IN yaiD TO pay for these things OF
which the main pan could be produced amongst our
selves.
Labor Is misapplied we produces more Of our staple
than wanted and have yet learned 10 distribute
our o'ce upon those objects which would prove most
profitable To enable do this it is necessary TO u
reel some barrier TO keep foreign competition iroIn inter
icrng with aud rendering eofis fruiilos hy riy-
ing u HON our own markets. THIS must he b byofec
lion We shall then produce. and manufaciure. and
consume our own prodncis and not be thrown eplreIy
into ldlenossby The great gul Of any one article an "a
now the ease. Cotton is drug and at low price, sn
Ill W. can turn our hnnds to something else we must
continue 10 anguish. Even this article requires a
projections and our assertion ast summer that With tho
reduction Of the duty by the compromise act to 70 per
ccu tic Fest Ind Is would rs in our own markets
IL nearer being real zed than we expected
The following extract from the Washington cores
p'nden OF the Charleston Courier the proi and must
wake mp the South 10 her peculiar position.
1--WE learn that large orders have been sent from I}os
ton and Salem To the Fast hides fer cotton during he
last month"; Tic increasing products Of eoiioi ii tho
BRUSH frs Indies will attract the atinn ion of our
southern producers. aud tariff Of protection must be
'raoriod to by them"
We suspect there may be some djuhs "a 10 these OF
d"rs. while Gotten Is 50 low al home. but the least ad-
vance IN en- prees we certain would bring large i'm
Pls from abroad i'm July next the compromise act po,s
into operation and reduces The duty TO 20 pc. cent in
stead ol thrco cents per pound.
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! I'd W. Cling ouses, ili;

And Orchards ola variety of Fruit Trees.
Each OF these Tracts susceptible Of being reduced il
desired, 10 600 Acre Tracts. making Two Tracts ha-
wing the Improvements, Lands in cultivation and 500
Acres TO each Of uncoacd Tobacco Lands and leaving
2.itO Acres mostly uncleared which will sell in Tracts
OF from loo 10 800 Acres 10 suit purchasers.
The above Lands Of that description Of soil pccu-
lar to the vicinity Of the Blue Ridge, dcnominated Red
Lands. such as the Lands Of Albcmarle, celebrated
for fertility in The production ct Clover, Tobacco,
heat, and other Grams and having sunny exposure
with protection ~ the mountain on the North and
West admit Of maturity in the crops seldom met with
the sane atitudo.r1 such rs may desire Farms of
the SIZE OF the two containing 600 each every
cohsdcatnn health, abundance ct the bcsf spring
water, god improvements. and Land in good state Of
culture, recommend these two.Io such as may desire
smaller ones, | offer them an opportunity of suiting
themselves either for farming planting purposes
There encumt rance the title To my Lands of any
character. Being DESTROYS Of selling. am disposed to
offer such terms will suit the times and purchasers
but as these must be accommodated the condition Of
the purchaser, cannot designate thon.-Any fur
her Information desired by persons distance, can be
obtained by addressing letters me- at Cooper's Post
Office, Franklin county, Va.
JOAB EARLY.
Gc,- The Staunton Spectator will publish weekly 8
weeks, and forward to this office for collection
Feb. "a wSw
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WARD ElE,s;SYseeN,

4 SIX Common Council men. in each ward, IN tie
own OF lynchburg, Will take place pursuant 10 an act OF
'ssemby, entitled IAN act 10 amend act entitled an
let dividing the town Of Lynchbnrg into wards, and for
iner purpoa.s passed req ~ ~, On ne INST
Ward No. being all that part of said town below tho
lst alley. extending from the river 10 18th street. in the
tenement on Main street, occupied by Captain Melville
Talbot. being the that lately occupied by Nr.
That part of town above list alley. extending from the NV
er ITO 18th street. in the house Main street, lately
ssupled by Bailey & Rncker, door above Hancock
Adams's Store. HENRY DUNINNGT0N,
S,rg of the Corporation Of .ynrhhur@.
Feb, IS tide
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k'osii'osrrisscitf.

The adv sale il sipanod till the e3d Of February.
When it wall positively lalo place.
leras--NA months o1odii. bonds with arrroeed SC
CURLY n n!l sums oyer five dollars--For all sums If
h,ed,ala end under that amount. cash willie required
{. CARTER, Trustee.
frb 10 w,23F
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10 Farmers - Planters.

" +. of FER. On the most favourable terms
AlarAlnaw. Whitney and RISE blankets, 81
nPo Ii and - /
le4, and Duiltl do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans heavy and good
kerseymcrs. Pulled Cloths 81 and 81 do
81, IS and Ii Plain and Plaid Iinssys, from com
to first rate.
Bitaehod and Brown Cotons, al any price wanted
cart load eff Calcoes al from / to Is I'd per ward
CAL and see before goa tpy
HUNT < WARD
N1y Il
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3ss3 Acres.

tnote es5 lying aud being in The county Of Amherst,
and hounde by the lands afHa2ae Williams aud Others
ALSO, Tho following Personal Property, 10 wit:
ne4fo man slave named Abram, three liorses; Ten Eca
OF cattle twenty one head oi Io.s; all the Plantation
Dtensla Household a9d Kitchen Furniture The title
ia thu above lnr.ry IA believed to te unnues,irshly
good but acting as trustee shah convey s,.ch title only
~ IS vested IA HI, by the decd aiorc sad
Jan 3 vim
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Valuable Rear stale n, Auct;on

a"cerianro with the provisions ola decd oftrust,
executed to the subscriber by George Burks. m
bearing date on The 3D. day Of oelobor sf0 aud OF 70
cord IN the tor's Office ef Amherst eouniy Court, fr
ccraln purposes therein expressed, will be exposed II
sale nj public auction on the Premises the highest
bidder r easb the Sd day Of February next If fair
if n5t, On the next iar day thereafter SUNDAYS except
ed )all lhensh tle aud increat Of George urks (By
IN and 10 the lraei Of LAND Wherein the said George
Bnr;s, Oh now re3des. containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
y AkgEETa'EE's.

VARIETIES.
GNIOYEL aad longs at all prices,
= Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common Fcndcrs,
Coal Skuttles and Sillers,
spit Boxes. brass and common,
Walters ofa sizes and qualities,
Candlcsticks, plated and brass,
Shutters, plated, brass and steel,
Brass and japanncd Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes,
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadcs,
For sale very low, by
II. u. RICHARDS.
Dec Is
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Silks, yEomseHin Dc Aair,cs, &c.

GPLENDID Fail and Winter pattern Chcne Silks
- Splendid figured ana plain black, blue black anG
COLD do
Splendid embroidered, plain and figured De Laincs
Splendid Plain Grape Dc LANES
Super black Chally and Bombazncs
Arc offered for sale cheap, By .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

4 LARGE Stock of now style French Cashmere
IA Superior to any thing of the kind in markct,) an
fancy clourod aud black Cloths; for sale, much heo'
the usual prices. JAMES A. sllUit'h'
Is
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is RMS
U "THE LYNCHBURG NIRGINIAN,'

II Y
Il psLiished sem,ceeh!y, (sery Monday and Thursday
-Four Dollars per Gaaf payable IN adraaee. No sub
,orfpo te BE feceired for Shorter te taa SIC months
end no paper oR De DISCONTINUED erccpt at tie discretion
Of sle Edtors) autH al a1regI5t5 are paid.
q. .7DYER7ISE.1!f.N'1,S deserted at 50 cents pei,
square Ter isss for tic FIRST oe,cn and 372 cents for
every siibSequ Insertion.
EVERY .9DJEH2ESER is required to note, on his
manuscript hoe iong h ,ries hs advertisement inserted
IN advertisement noted, ,ca be asserted IN It's dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .711t-ERTTSLNG TIE tela4s oae taa
Me privilege Of ro Slgr,a 10 for square, 20 t6r
square, itue, form, so
- JOB PHAN1LNu' creeu:oa neatly and e.12eatiO,s
Y, as,d reasonable terms.
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Winter Arrangement.

.3 .asss|
THROUGH IN "a HOURS.
Leaving LsmchbtTg for Richmond FiederichsJ,rg or
Tie North.
y FAVE Lynchburg on Sundays, Tuesdays and
~ Thursdays at7 O'Clock A. M. arrive in Chaflotes-
vile next morning by q o'clock, the Rail Road by II,
Junction by g. and at Richmond by 5 O'Clock P. NJ
Thus performing the trip in six hours less time than
herecfre This will be found by far the most comfof
able route. well the expeditions to Rchnchd
or going North, by the way Of Washington City.
SB. CLONES, Agent.
Apply fer the seats at the Franklin Hotel; Lynch
burg, and at the Rail Read Office, Richmond
Dec % w6
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lOsil,0hns'li,cpat.

The above sale is further postponed I'LL tho Oath Of
/ March ueNt e. GARrFR 1nstee
hareh ~ wl2i Nh
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J q T. I. &c. s. e. 4 e v. q II
sTEAESSffN

NAllL practise in Tic Superior and County Courts d
w Amherst Bedford and Campbell He will like
wise practice in the several Courts tr the Corp ration
of Lyneburg Prompt and careful attention viii BE- Civ
e, to all business entrusted 10 hin.
Address, yellow Branch" Campbell
March I'm
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TO Planters and others,

fENliE subscriber viii sell goe,s in his line al a small
n advance on COST, FOR CASH His assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery is very large. embracing Tous
Of all kinds. Building Materials Saddery. looking
Glasses, Cooking Utensils and every thnr generally
kep, in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS.
Ian "a
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CASH srepFg EgIse7,S.

4 Wild give The highest pficta Tor dried AMI Jaw
n Hides, delivered ut the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them 10 be tanned
shares and the work To be done by responsible
ner any in the State. and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WM. LIAR
Doc ~
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Ss0rks, G0S!0rs, BOsOl,,s, n

EeLAIN and bowed Satin Stocks
4 do do Bombazine do
do do Merino do black and fancy
Splendid Chene Stocks and Scaffs
Black Italian and coloured and figured SILK Cravais
large lot Linen Cellars, and Bosoms
Which we are determined to sell.
HUNT & WARD.
Nov h
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A Ii persons indebted to thoesate of William Swim
"a ney decd, will please come forward and make
payment as longer indulgence cannot be given.
SARAH SWINNEY. Administrative.
March 10 Is
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Selling Oft Cheap for Cash.

III f subscriber wishing toreduce his Stock of Goods
Il Will sell great bargains Tor cash. Call and see,
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Doc Il
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Es,OEAsSG GLASSES.

MAHOGANY frame Pier Gassos al sizes,
We do do Maula G,a#s1s
do do Toilet Glsss.
Also large stock Of common Loo.ia- oases for sal
very low ii. Is. RICHARDS.
Dec. q Is
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l. Il gs' ~ % n 4 & n
E.sx.Estsy ~. Tisg<sG,

Attorney nj Law,
a. Ill PRACTISE in the several Courts for the
w CerpIntion Of LynchbuIg, aud in the Superior
and County Courts If Amherst. Bedford and Campbell,
III ollae The street leading Martins Warehouse
> door, below lbnson Stahlot's corner.
Iaa y Il
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LAND FIR SAs n.

h OFFER fer sale my LANDS, lying at tho foo, Of
th" hlao Ridge in the county Of Franklin, 10 mile,
south Of the Bg Lick. in Roanoke and about so mies
west Of Lynchburg, consisting of
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ko2oua,.s and eslgiivaiov~!!

TEVllf. subscriber is Aeenl In the sale Of the justly
II celebrated piOGGIiS uanuiactered by Rnges
Noarsc Mason, Of Norec5ier Massachusetts. These
Plsu.hs have lcoa introduced with great success mt
Virginia and North Carolina Arrangements are beino
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Saleam sFaEe & Female academy

SGstsBa .fEssEe, a. tEEsstks 4 csseh9BfaH
VNHE exercises or tbs Seminary, having been sus-
4 Tended for enc stssun, during the absence Of tie
Principal tour through he Western Srlles, will tc
resumed en- Monday. tie Isl inst, and conducted Is
heretofore. under the iat sapornfedancc and iasiruc
ton Of him and his lady The half yearly session viii
close with public examination on the = tn q August
The tuition fees vary fr1n > to Is dollars per session.,
with charge for fac and e!her incideuals cual t.
the general average. In adiitnoa thorough Eagljsh
Education, the Gree anJ Latin Classics audihc hnhcr
Mathematics are taught, as well as Drawing. Painting.
Embroidery and other branches Of an accomplished Fc
male Education. PARENTS! Your daughters VIII
soon be wives, mohCr5 and de trainers Of future gen
Grafton and your seus, legislators JUDGES magistrates
and other public ofieer Shall hud Gnles-shaH am
Thing abae your z"a IN procuring for them infelcc-
ua and moral training suitable the age and lheir own
high destiny? On Part M expense Of patient labor
guided by many yeals' experience IN Tic tuaue s. q
tcachire will fc sIaled to na'elhc Academy w.rhy
of parona.e We are resolved to deserve Ehcr SUP
port and on such prns confidently asa liz hands i.
discerning public.
Mis-. & \ WILLIAMS. rieaeplrcss
Salem. March 81 w
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A.vfp0 Acrcs i'm two Tracts.

2,oa0 Acres ,ach having about 500 Acres in cultiy.
ton with cJni.rla
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Gardner IS E1eGs.
attorneys sys : Cstr. gge9'is!ir:,s
5.g3.g.

FLEMING %A:nNs e d .s0sa:EEE 81. E.ENy
AV!NG associated themselves together in the
n Practice Of Law, will attend the Courts Of Mont
gomery, PULASKI. Nythc, Giles and Floyd All bust
ness entrusted to Their care Will tie diligently aud pronp;
~ attended to.
March 3 On
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EcFser-EFrcss Printing,

Having teeINCd a EOHNy q II ~ TT
.sfi, they prepared tel PRINT ia .ihsz - d ~
preferred.
INuehburo Dec &, ISL.
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10. ESc2sg,

&c. OAKLEY, a Plantation containing about 60 a
stm crcs of cleared Land, with good Dwelling Sc
-ll..I within miles Of town. Apply to
IL. b. RICHARDS.
Jan 6 Is
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
every description ruled and bound to any PATTERN
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
Uni,ed States he will also execute orders for all
sinds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
sOnabe prices.
OLDBOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nished PORT FOLlOS Of all sizes and descriptions
manu- actured to order.
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orders for confidential work at the public Offices OF
elsewhere II
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gagged in the above business, and having practical
knowledge Of the various branches, feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public, that lie will lie able to execute
orders for every description of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is the south side Of Pennsylvan
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets oppc-
site the Post Office Department
JOHN A. BLAKE.
WAsBINGToN, July Goth, lS4l.
NJ B. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended to. july 81
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out the circles in which they move"
For sale, wholesale and retail by
J. S. REDFIELD,
may lift Clinton Hall, New York City