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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19


sees~d the suffice, FIR cisle when Nipssfs. Peudlren
&c. 4 NJ. sad Mr.. 1uus;ali. of p, made s'u'e ab'
ana mss siaae" fvnarss apBn the merits a the I'm.
pruvement nrop,sed IN The bill
unable ourselves In give The remarks III these gen
teen, IN full, this ucas'ea. We shood be pleased
nv th- before the ruec, II Written out by lie gentle
ssru themselves
The following Is the vcte by which the rules wer'
sssperl~d
Avrs-aless,s Suaihall I)fos Of Altemf re. Layne
llarv,e, Powell, Baldwin, NiaSse, Dickinson Of Bath
Bsrwei, Ainchel, Boak Csmp5ell, rnunrson Uf Do,
rt.urt Miller. Tuier. Fox. Ruadvs. Chi>snan. Moss
Scpt,. Hall Of Fauqaer, M'Ciung. Deskns. s'iilnan
Wall, Gather prndleiun. Leske Parks, Call'son Lee
Fh~en. M'Rae, Wuoiiun, Turner, Towner. Patrick
Dali Min,yre, Tsylor. Etzey Gordon. Psirioti. Ad.
Newton, Nsis, Hamper. Edglogr'n li'nfr. Syme.
yanssll, Arboesst, Fairfax LAM. Stroller, Lyons.
frichstd. Guild, Harper, Manz, kr.les Caviar fugae.
Drnis,e, S,,ckley. TATE, iia ei Ts,l", Lard, "es''
Fuasten, Gs,s,ds ~, Neal and lel,wlct--fs
NoEs- Messrs. GosJe. (Sl@akei) v. II. H. tnsis,
J. H. Cnsiis, Tufnbull. Maela, Docock, fiood, Lacy.
Darlington, Wlalr.e, Tn0mpson vi Din"ddie, Street,
Saunders J.nes Wslker. Edmonds. S'ovall. liieti.
T'bsmrson of Hampshire, Buan ei Hanover, Goodwin,
Wallace Gaines, Gresham. Baeley, Banks. Shrpard.
AIexanler. Wade, VERIFY, Middleton, DAVIS, NJ 'Pner,
son, Ts,um, Lanler. Cocte, Dey, Drawnef iolloday.
Chinn. Dtstd, Rice-i2.
Mr. Tpler who voted pr suspension Of the rules. old
40 surprising amendments III. bill Would be offered
be moved olay the subject over until the friends OF The
bill might BE- enabled TO offer their amendments.
As. VERIFY buped II wuud be made the ofder ior some
dsy during The next week.
Mr. Gpudson aud oiher friends Of the bill preferred
Thursday of this week--so It WAS s2re.d 10 lay The
matter over To that dsy.
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RESOLUTIONS

On mot ion Of Mf. Lanier,
Resolved, That select committee he appointed who
shall inquire mo The expeJency OF So amending the
charter vi incutPotaian OF The Ranu. Nsv,s alton com.
pany as 10 snthorze the said company make sale uf
the stock standing unpaid upon The oooks Of SAID
many.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

Stochs.-The following sales OF Stuck were mad. .
Richmond On The i4ih Instant:
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BILLS REpORTED-

Mr.. Edeingtcu reported bill Tor the establishment
OF District Scho,l Sys'en. THIS bill embraces the
systen recommended W the late Education Convention
held IN the City Of Richmond. The bill was ordered
." he printed, and made The urder Of the day tor Sat,
MD
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HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.


communications,
Mr.. Lyons laid before the House a communication
from the President and Dueclos uf the James River
4 kanawha company. This communication embra
res sundry replies In luerogaties prupounded by Mr.
l.yons the u,irc nl internal Improvement.
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FRIDAY MORNING. NovEnsEs 81 1876

AN EDIToR'S PRovIScE-ThiS Is one OF the nsr-
rowes; provinces on tie 1aP o. The world Your tue
editor Is uaan vcc valS crack ride fence.
a. iesst ns-ch straight through tie brs-s and bTzhes
crssng and expressing opinions al over tie moral
s:ior That cresac1 ne very vel knows. Ess !cn-
been i;vided up saG appropriated Fer exsInPe the
whole religious universe has been given n charge
consscrated 5oy OF men who 10 cultivate ana
TIE fruits Of l. Il Is perfectly certain TIA; the oplr
ions in which born right. snG should
% disturbed and The number Of religious cTeeds
ard IOEaS which TIRE world u GtrtGcG = -res.
and the c-eads themselves G;scorisct that editor
cannot cut DO Infinite mischief by uter:as his sent
religious subject except II TIE narrow circle
with which he perfectly agrees To ask man 10 rea1
IN vOlT paper what sou have ssy & tleol0Glca-
point Is really great ndecorur would oe Il
ask him 70 20 70 your church n FAC; little short Of
ntolerabie and tends utterly 70 conouni tie present
confusion Of crseds.
just 80 II i in regard 10 avS The ayyyers have that
in possession time OFT of mind What u the world
should the lAity who the subjects OF law. know
about lsw This; law which the court says : law,
which lawyer being roGEiy paid Tor l. says : sw
The court Ila- haze been .-aly bocShss6s but the
r.ouen: they we're benched all the wood in them became
consecrated srd legal Here = place tor editor.
Re has business 70 say what : ought 10 be law.
so viii! physc.
In politics there are two sorts OF editors Your neu.
Irsls who ride tho fence between the parties with
bare sp saddle looking neither to the right let but
straight along the z!c gag Virginia Of the said
fence These wonderfully dlstin zlished for
their breadth and depth OF mind snd their papers ike
some western steamboats, w. circulate in shadows
where :e-c only little daupncSs iust sufficient
exhalc slight o, The other class OF editors not
ueut-als but called organs They belong 10 party
g. TN trumpet belongs - a stage-nan As the patty
blows they tvang and TAX OF iuiirJdUa. brains
20 n tn norm They are altogether ,upc.luous
Thus W. sec from h- province OF me editor, thata
n.an who takes regular old line kind ci Journal has
rich and luscious chance OF daily ed,hcation.
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few exceu aes .s.e land obbe-s are eligible TO sea,
il tie House OF Assemble 100 qualified electors =! one
place and 100 n another return representatives This
Is declared 10 Be public opinion arc H. with s the PAT
ronaSe OF the Crown the Governor get mock sane
ion nom tie people. through these Interpretations Of
greedy corrnoran:s ths; Is declared &c be respon-
si5ie Government
Jonathan Is noz zzite bs=y with his Mexicsns the
frontiers are 9uie:. rebellion IS th!ns unhesrd q
ani there nc yre:ext Tor armed COERCION L not this
then the time 20 remodel the ceiecaye machinery II
Canada and with l.; millions OF debt 70 show that yoa
depend OF some otae- power tan ;aa q TIE bsyoast
=! help you al can gratis and perhaps PROSTATE
am. have got some moral power !stt yet
met Win Lord SyGsnhams LIE. By his brother Il
the Legislative library here only last week reed i
with csre and again asked myself bow tie Queen
Government could ever Justify itse!; Tor hanging. II
they had beeu the vilest criminals Col Loun and CAPT
Matthews. for resisting i5s c5orafE15k ysts that IRE.
vailed in Canada. knew them well loved them a. i
ad been brothers ana shall ever revere their memo
rles cCuun-e - look upon tEe'. execution ~ van
ton wicked cruel aud unnatural ruzrier- for which a.
possible -epa-st.oa SHOULD be made. ina Il 3 erf
;ti; Lord SyE7Aaa thought q Z IaSf - 20.
Mark His language nv lord N confidential letter to
Jour colleague LORD john Russell dated Toronto Dec
$50
The! THE Peopel hale lie dominant party II the Cos
- am row ;r ,hsa ever satisfied ,hs. the Mon al
fords oy e.ce OF putting end 10 The factions tHa
distract The countryside only means OF recruiting is
Canada ETohequer-.P- THE ONLY MEANS BY
WHICH TIE PREsENI, A5oN ,I SYSTEM
= y y
strong and powerful aini-!strson both departmental
aaG Executive, be formed
and unless he people SD asssnt to ;he general oui-
line Of in and Parliament VIII ien carry The details up
on when they would gcree. :" IN high hand
THE PROVINCE IS LOST. From n. that can hear
or see. ] WOULD NOT GIVE 7 EARS PURCHASE
" FOR Our UOLO OF IT. II some great stroke Is not
given which ,'s mems thought; from the channel
y which they run.
1t was neither lount advicenor mine that drought
matters 70 this pass and as the boa chooses revive
,. discussion ts-e an, rrsuared 10 show that i, was
rot; When Toronto was created city, the rebel who
pens these lines furnished the motto for her Of
arms it yras - INDUSTRY. INTELLIGENCE, INrEcsI
" :: and the citizens have not sought to change it
yet II they and their neishbors who saw my conduct
daily for many years durst give true and unbiased
verde; to-day do notfor moment doubt but that i,
would dcnounce the injustice which enables the ii5io
At this distance of time revive system of abuse
which had better be forgotten That verdict will yet he
given and can wait for il
As to my conduct when in England none had BET
ter opportunity OF Judging of it than Mr. Stephen and
your iordship and that best OF all friends to good gov
ernment, Mr.. Hume. / am, &c.
". l.. MACKENZIE
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NedgpMOOd.

Few OF our readers are aware how much the
world Is ndebtcdto " edgewood the English Chem.
ist and Potter Previous to his time the manufac-
turers OF china porcelain, &c. made an article in
imitation OF the Chinese and the styles OF ornament
were mere copies of those notable boats with SIX
with pagoda in the back ground the form OF
the ueEsil UNMARRIED and clumsy. WeJgwood hrst in
vented the Promoter instrument capable OF ueasur
ing heat accurately beyond tire boiling point OF mercu
~, thus enabling him bake burn his china the
proper point He employed the first artist OF the
age TO model forms tor his wares: he also revived
the OF enaneled coloring his sc. orna-
mened with paintings of the finest class made by the
best artists AMI his business increased he established
school tor the arts OF design from this school have
emansted many OF the rst artists OF England and one
OF the Presidents OF the Royal Academy received his
hrs instructions in the factory OF Wcdgevood Tothis
single circumstance England Is indebted Tor much Of
her wealth. Who thinks OF importing the more
expensive kinds OF china from England who is
tented 10 the unclassica designs formerly be found
in every family France, through the medium Of her
schools tine Arts OF Design ready to take advsn
tage o! the Improvements OF Wedgewood, and now Eng
land and France supply the whole civilized world with
china porcelain, stone ware &c.
no country IS better supplied Win 'ie proper Ia"
materials the manufacture OF porcelain &c than the
Northern part OF the United States Our water powers
frequent il Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and
the Eastern States render the important process
grinding very cheap and we wan, nothing but school
for the Arts of Design render these advantages aTas
bic The American and Mechanics Institutes OF this
city are now bgsly in establishing such schools
and our youth viii take advantage OF the sratu!tous
instruction offered may nope al an esriy date 10
become the manufacturers OF our own china
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or The Tribune
ru-io.itie. of LITERATURE.

In Griswolds Curiosities of American Literature
appended to the sie editions Of DIsraes celebrated
work notice that he has given credi, 10 ballad sheet
dated in l775 for the song commencing with
Conc, hand i. hand brace A0er'eanS all
Now we venture 10 say iha, such ballad sheet s'
ever IN existence Thi. was arst published. as
stated by Mr. Gri=wold himself in Eos in the Pennsyl.
vania Chronicle Of Philadelphia. and copied thence
into leCl,s Collection OF American Songs ana Ballads
and credited ACCORDINGLY. PHELAoElfnIA-
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~ y. Knuplpg-, Body Ernc,

vxcaAncs, OF ~. voice Lungs. heart spinal, e.
csle digestive svseuiucgdig dyspepsia consipa-
lion, piles. dropping and distortion ~ common 10 Children
Young ladies. BLEEDING Al TIE LUNGS ls per-
feet substitute Tie corset and eunsiraring shoulder
brace OF th-r peric!oGs e ences nike al
iae fuIcnr and o. tAg arS;hy the whole internal
pile of organs Pamphlets and BOOK = Common Sense,
s ,s1y In n;tendsrc.. ~ latirs o27HD as 5nM
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cEAS FOLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 49, BROADWAY, zap ststrs respectfully i1f7rras
rs Customers an E-1=:ren E-o-rAy Laai ne aas or
Cassier-s ard vestinzs, which % vii MAKE rP z nso-
doubts vii prove ever a. 70 those
vino Wv So r;r- Ith tn-ir patronage BE wishes z
pa-iculsr 10 call re attention. OF geerG 70 ss rev
syIe OF Dress and Patio o-ereoas as he - earnestly NJ
H. opinion mai tv Cannot bs erced u his CITY or else
where Gen,Ier.er furnishing eIr o<n e!oih Tu have
tsc;r rxr-n,s ada win much care IS purchased Of
h.E- ooi L.
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"a lIu,jc.-J. BALLARD,

r. ,Iu.ic.-J. BALLARD. Professor OF the Guitar
nyirs and Flute No IS SPr1gs- Lear Wooster WI
receive applications for the purpose OF forming Glasses OF
Two .hr. or foar fun. pupils The srns gradually d.
rui.Fir a. the numbers Increase Guitar and Singing
Lessons Is usual J. 3 has constantly OF hand choice
selection Of Flutes and Guitars 81 Moderate PEices Tie
graceful form an easy touch and gre.po*er aad bria-
cy d: tone nj u
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LANGLEY,S DIsCUTIENT

~ Are Il remedy Tor Corr-, surions AID Warts.
ur-ulard ,r me purpose and have given general
satisfaction than any other presented TO the public during
the last fern years Their great snd increasing sale
without advertisement. tesfes II They warranted
.frctus IN al cases when The directions Flowed and
being spread are applied without trouble Price , ce1is
per box. CHAS. h. RING, l99 brosd ~. cor John,
no Inn Wholesale ana Relsil Ageu.
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,-.cr.,, ..h.. from Iirtle .Corps Glow,

Tbi mas been t bv thousands Their sorrow, but there
no necessity OF her being troubled IN these tsettgs
any longer Tor the ARABIAN CoEN PLASTER VIII give I'M
mediate relief. ard etec1ay cure al cores bua,ons 1c
Ii !, fails cure money viii be refunded For sale
by DAVID SANDS co. No .. East Broadway Zee Full
,5a.st ard rs Broadway: {. II. Ring, 80 Broadway
Wyatt 4 Eechclu III Ellior-s; r III Glion, u! BoTe-
" sci Broadway anI BY druggists generally
Prlce = cont per boy. ~ In
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- Water Cure Hou.e.-Mrs 81 5 Gov- eontn-
ues 10 receive paer.s ii bouse Il Tenih-st New
YORK
Ms g also visit ladies' and ehtrer Il isr henes snt
giv-. directions Tor Tie application OF "sier Cars $50
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z j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. o3
Wsi-st S-w~Yor. CHcurreuI Nc-ey bouEtt AID sole :;
god and silver exchanged; aad tIsil- collected o. L
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BOUQUET

BOUQUETS
r. OF Choice. Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Fioyer. made IN .;y!e 10 Please L- isst!dcus,
are 10 Be hsi Al few hours nolsc-. OF AIS HOGG
MA Sr Seedsruaa 81 Broadway.
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6rbools.

5rbools.
nIsBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4os Bow
~ cry, near Aston and Ls;ay ets- places, New-forx
MI d. has the honor that his School IL open
Day and Evening, for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding. TERMS
10 Lessons, co Montii........,...si2
10 do ....... 10 90 90 Rides 90
I do ......... 5 O0 10 do ............... 90
sIngl. Lesson. 49,. Single Rides 10
Road do so
n g. Highly trained and quiet Horses Tor The rosd or
parade 70 let EVENING CLASS
u Lessons - % 20 Rides CIV w
single ........ / o. Single Rides $3.50. Is
RULES.
.AIl Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing
@ Ono hour allow ed for each Lesson Ride In Tie School
g.. One hour and half for Lesson IN the Road
T. Hours for Ladies', from A. N. to p NJ.
g. Hours for Gentlemen, from 20 and from TO u r NJ
G. Ne gentleman admitted during the hours Appropriated
10 Ladies
T. Ony3 months allowed Tor Course Of Lessons or Hides
~ g. The School has been rehtIed and furnished WIN
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under 10 ap
prehenson of taking cold.
OF address requested preou. To commencing
r 5 The School will be open each wednesday al day
for Ladies. . gII
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KENDRICK'S INTRODUCTION

THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
nor TRAVELERS-Contaiuirg a description Of each
K S.ae me Cites Ws,ering Places and principal Towns
!he Railroad and Stage prices ofiere, &c Emoe
shed with IS highly a.sred enrsvngs and an accurate
Map ofihs Uated States. Just published and for ssIe
wholesale and retail By SHERMAN s. SMITH,
ms staEims 10 Broadway, corner Of Cedsr-st
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sitnatisns. ct. n1antsh.
WANTS suPPLrRD.-7ae-. . - rsea :,


WANTS sUPPLIED:-n~. . ssA asrs ss
" feil-Reheheu- Ten Nsi!ocs lrtelngerco QSsce,
10 pey-s ~ Y hss Letter Boxes elscr.; "a te tchow
INK locations sn3 the number win Dc Increased TO meek
n. convenience OF Subscribers thereto Ia: or elA, per
yesr thereby saving the ps.rons Q; ias immense ssA5
r-uI aay osher sr-oyace, Ia fzir ratAer fsan
* Ss.g Ia blank form * orders for serva1iA Sc. he
and Grocping sueh into any q tho baIos eruneratsd
whch shan Re IS promptly attended TO ~ psst,ss
y:s,,t,i &c osee Families subscribing VIII zap.
Piled with hose blanks and 4 receipt
DR.. Clsy No. YNick-st cor. Frsnkitnst =
Mr. oias.ed greeey, cor Spring and Wssainss9s> q.
Or waraers SS Bieecker-sL opposite" Cos.sse-2ta
Para TiSsrt, grocery COZ Sixih-sV ana NsnlaS< =
D. Atnton's. cor. OF Eishth avenue aad -.S,-,s
MI A SrdSer,an, ioris;, SIS Broadway, w ensoosS
MI sesscns, grocer. No Third-av. COZ sererhSI
u Waters, IS Hocsson-st cor. Aveaus u
Dr.. Lerty, cor. Essex aad Hoasscn ais
Or, Lyuc, 80 Grsnt>si
M D. Owen. ,ercA taller. S9s Grand szd EssSxass
Mt Gt!chr,sS grocer, Sa Broorse-s,. Ccnler Market
Mr.. MtchrTs sp!Tfi ard LAMP store ChalA>f-sSr
Mr.. 0de. cot sss-.S and Third svcaGe "odclv:lle.s
Mr.. Nhre,zas si;h-sL and Third-av. Yorkviilo"
NJ Summers, a. the Bridge, HAr,sen@
Mr. Suruharl's. Il miles. BIocrain stAs road
Mr.. Gillespie. family grocer. $cSh,st S.RIk-srraaA
Aessrs kipp Brown stSse once, Ss,h-ss Nta,h-sv
Try This othcc Our r'osso Is, " No cure, no psy
rlt lr,os WA p. INNES l. CO
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1latent HleNicines.

De. RoAKE's IODINE LINIMENT.
THE ASTONISHING SUCCESS that has attended eae
application OF this most vaus5e Ltrr,erf Ant the
ciEh testimonials thai daily received. wsr-
rants my caf1E upon the az .tsd % resort
a. once 10 The Gully remedy hal car De
relied uPoz. and VIII 90 Sli tha;s.
represented Go. Il &.
S1iSc> Gcst.-ira but
scientific chemical
compound OF
Iodine OF
sroru ard established ssscacV
il permanently and etectgally cures
EHEITMATfSM
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON K SAVAGE, Publishers and Booklet
HERS 2l6 Pearst SexYork nave recently Issued eeW
AID very Rch improved editions Of The worxs q SatarA
PHILOSOPHY snd Chemistry by Mrs A W. L Phelps, 70
which they respectfully solicit the attention o. &c.,
Teachers Committees .n1 others Interested IN
Copies win be furnished for examination, 90 apphcsto1o
tie ouhlnoerS For by Bookseller zensrsly y
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Books.


TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, No. u The Aanalist--a re-
cord OF Practical Medicine ard Surgery IN the city OF
New Y0rk-contslnng 81 fol!Oygs;
l. Report of the Cque Of the College OF Physicians ana
Surgeons
> Ragor OF the New-York Hospital.
g. Report OF the " Y Pathological Society.
Report cf Obst-trc Practice No. !, by {. X oilmsn'
81. D. an
o. Mesnerio ClntrvOyancs- the !s,e-t hum5u2.
= Editors Table-Tns Case Of Ems, the hy'fopau
Opening OF 5gth Session Coll OF Phys and surg o. ~
N.-wY YORK State University; Anniversary Dinner Oh .
" T. Society The Relief Of Widows and orphans "
Medical Men; Dr. Kisxer's Case How The emperor 'i
China pays his Doctors Vara-
O. Obituary.
Terms = per annun, invariably in advance sns.e Nos
Ms os.f DANIEL ADEE, !O7 Fulton-st, n. Y
HENDRICKS INTRODUCTION.
An INTRODUCTION 20 In, Greek LaDgGsge-Con-
n tanning an Outline OF the Grammar, With appropriate
r.rcses Tor the of schools and private learners BY
Asa c. Kerdrick Professor Of Greek Language and Lit
erare Madison University second edition, revised and
eI nj MARX H. NEWMAN L co 80 Broadway.
DIARY FOR 1e47.
THIS day published the Pocket Diary for the year lSf7
cortaing blank memoranda for every day IL The year
Including Sundays and Almanac and Ist OF Sundays
in 1917 Time Table Rates Of Postage; Tines OF nod
ing Elections; Corporation Of the City Of Newt or1i
Courts the United States, Stale Of Se-fork and ely
OF New-Yo.x American Ministers a. Foreign Courts;
Charge dAseires; Foreign Consuls; Population OF The
United Saes State Of New YORK and City Of Ne~-Yofk
Presidents OF tho United States &c 4e Published and
for sale by BELL 1goGLD,
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LOST OR STOLEN

THREE NOTES, one 80 days. dated Oct 9Th, lsts
for SiS+ as One Al months same date for $3.50 %,
payable nj Steuben County Bank Bati drawn by Ed,r
r hubhel and endorsed by Depew Mann & Co and
cue toy 600 dated about ls March, 1885, al 30 days pay
able at Merchants Exchange Hank, drawn by Dopew,
Mann Co, and endorsed by Thomas Southland IA the
payment OF said has been stopped all persons
hereby cautioned against negotiating the same
DEPEW, MANN i co. ia WarrrnsL.
B. ANY person returning sad Notes 10 ha subscribers
will he literally rewarded and no questions asked.
New-York Nov. 2st, 1876. ms lw'l D. NJ CO.
4 OST-Suppo,ed by the fire OF July, 1916, Certif-
tifcates OF Stock of the ~ j. Railroad sad Trans'n Co
one dated June 81 ls4l for sharea One dated Nov
1874 for u shares in the OF Eliza $. Brown Ths
public are cautioned against receiving said certificates,
application Is made for their renewal mis- Sw.
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".RRJNCsTON e. RICHARDS, Agents for ths
w ssI.too Iron and Gsss Works, sye removed 10 No
81 R1rinz4Ep Caz. Irun Pipes and WINDOW Gisss Tor
sais.
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eopaftnefsmp sers. a" SIs.ol1
D.etng Under lie rra ofJsGaes johnson, ~
ed by mutual e0u.ent on ne iL1 !ss a. IaoTgs
Nh scriHnd = Joa;ls'N- EDMUND Z. JOHNSON.
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THE STREAM OF LIFE.

THE STREAM OF LIFE
on. silvcry streamlet of the fields
That iowest full and free
For thee the rains OF Spring return,
The Summer dews for thee
And when thy latest blossoms die
In Autumn's chilly showers.
The Winter fountains gush for thee,
Till May brings back the flowers
oh, Stream OF Life the viole, springs
But once beside thy bed
But one brief Summer. on thy path,
The dews of Heaven are shed.
Thy parent fountains shrink away.
And close their crystal veins,
And where thy gii.teripg current flowed
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srother, VINO hi. dsy NoT- 70 ia, .cfsc
COZ 80 NJ ;,h 1915 JS4ES ". JiQrE
Sew 0'A' 49, JOHN D. JAQUES.
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sANDs's SYRUP CASTOR OIL
ITAS the Appearance OF milk, and ~ pleasant 10 the
IIlasle Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by f.
n. SANDS Druggist and Chemist, II Jamesst and I@3
Third avenue. Sold by r. NJ Guon. Bowery cor Grand
st. and by j. l. Coddngton 5N3 Hudson-st Mr.. Hayes,
BROOKLYN M I'M
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN
TINHE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
identifying and preserving the complexion. and rem
derlng the skin d-cately white. smooth snd son
Meeu Fun IL simply preparation OF Oriental herbs,
may used with perfect safety for the euro OF all GU
disorders Among the most prominent are Tan,
Freckles Insensble Psreprslon Blochrs Pmpes Spots
Irritation Coarseness, and a variety OF others.
To be- had wholesale Of the sole importers HOBBS CO
Wa-sL New York. and retail Of all respectable chemists
and PERFUMES In S-w-York and throughout the United
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