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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

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4 I Rules held in the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Sumo
"A rior Cont Of Law and Chan, cry, Tor the taluty of Am
hclst, on Monday, the 2niday al August, III
Joseph s. lI.iard and W lliam Dilard, Plaintiffs,
dgtTast
james 6, billiard, John Dliafd, James u. Watts, Trustee
lor Mary \. Watts and her children, " liam J.. ats. the
husband oi the said Mary, She having departed this hfc, Mo-
ss Phillips and Nancy his wife, itccs Cunningham and Jane
his VIII, licnr, + Beaumont, Trustee it Fizabsth Anderson
and her children, James 7. Anderson aud Elizabeth his viii.
and john W altlal and Sarah his wife, Defendants,
Is CuASCERY.
The Defendants, Henry +. Beaumont and James p. Ander-
son aud Elizabeth his wife, not having entered ibcjr appear
anrc and given security, according tothc At OF Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, ard tappcariag by satisfactory cyi-
dence that they are not inhabitants of ths Commensurate:
II Is ordered That the said Defendants do appear here on the
inst Monday ia December next, and answer the bill of the
Plaintiffs, ana that acepy olthis order he forthwith inserted in
somc newspaper published in the town Of I.ynrliaIr.. for
tNomnnths sneeessively and posted at the troi door Of the
Court House Of this county.
\ Coay-Teetc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cpk.
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A / lsaIus held IA the Cietk7, Dhies ii the { ,,r.,
a Ceud OF Law and Chaice1y lJrthe count. n pnuptrlut
:, lOth lry of July, 1877 'i4aEin,
H''"'e' "H'' - Plaintiff,
Asa Ward in his own right. and as eSer,,,r
Ward, decd, SPARED Hale, William PasIt, III panid
ley, Stephen Ferguson, Fleming Dillon, ainini.t,e, az iluh
ms non ut jesse Dillon, jr, deed, " illiam u;II""" u IN
Ward, Benjamin Ward, Happy Pufiue, iprm.,d. Jt~
Ward, Beverly Markham and Elizabeth his Wit Iisppy
Elizabeth Yard, Daniel lerdue, Ward P,rdn. "nneri,
due. Leigh PeuIne. and ----- a. 'heh ft.
unknown, which sand Ward Perdue, Allen Peril a". are
pcrdue, ana -----, whose NAMES arc ,,L..Nigh
are children 81 the said Daniel perdae and Pralen,. iiAAno"h,
DECD, Formerly Prudence Ward, Squire Dillon and =, "s VILE,
wife, formerly Celia Ward, Martha Lyon, tsr,no,I. ma his
Ward, jonathan Wand, William Ward, Daniel yH''i'ha
and Jesse Ward, I1eG,rd.au, il
The defendants Spared Hale, Jesse Ward, R,a;.
Wand, iiuppy Perlue, Beverly Markham and 81, atnl,'nin
wife, Daniel rtrlnc, Ward pcrdle, Allen PERIL his
Dillon and Celia his wiic, Martha Lyon. .Iona,I.na' H,qul.
William Ward, Daniel Ward, Jr. and FLEMING JIi, "aid,
having enteted their appearance and given sccuri,, Wv" not
to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this to,,r, riding
pe2ring by satisfactory evidence that the, arc mot III y " sP-
ui this ebnronn on the mntiou Of he pl.ir.;H II"'dhts
sci, Iii 5 ordered, that the said last iiafncd IL f4nI,,,, ,"nl-
pear here at rules 10 be held in the said clerk, a.. eo n
FIRST Monday III October next, and answer The I'M '1 u'
Plaintiff, and that Il copy ot,iis utler be forflln I'M ,.l9 NE
III some newspaper printed III the town OF I.yneItr,rdr 't'hh'd
months sueeessiyell, and posted at the front do, w Two
Court-.lousc ot tins County ON some court day. " ue
\ C~apy-Testc,
MOSES &. CARpERR IN
July 2G-v2n 'lk.
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Roots and shoes.

ssoOts and Shoes.
E Gentlenen's fine Cali. Morocco and
patent Leather BOOTS. SHOES and
e@e H. GAffERS-Philadelph make.
eAA Also. Ladies Shoes Of every drscrjn-
tla and quality, just received and for sale low by
THREE \ PAR!iAN.
Nav los
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h GOODS, AT a1oUJEo Prices
NflSlllNG TO reduce my Stock as much as possi
W BILE by the list o~tSeplember. | will from this time
sell ii Oh at very reduced prices.
My friends aud purchasers generally. wishing Ia I'm,
Cheap Goods. are invited 10 give me 4 call as am de.
ternined to sell.
| have received within the last four DAYS. in addition
to my present well ASSN ed stock, the following articles
to which would call the attention ut purchasers,
White and Colorod Bonnet Silks.
Bonnfts. assorted,
Flowers, Wfeaihs Sc,
Bin. Silk Mltis,
Bin, and Whit. Prints.
Silk Serges. assorted,
Bleached Domeslics,
Drillings.
Call and see them Don I. c pFTItpS
July l9-ts NO.
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on ghe a~sh September.

OE fIt -.
Up AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESEkt
rE,ilE subscriber, having determined u remove bs'end The
L Alcrant mountains. nov oilers Int sale that Aain'pie
andWsll known Tract Of Land, on Winch he resides, contain
ing near
600 .1cREs.
,bsai sn 81 which /. hcavi, timbrred Tobacco Land lhis
property hes On the Forest Road. three mile Tom l.shfhhHts
sad - al ealsdaf quality; lies as well a. could be desired
hnel, wstcied, and has on II q he large
"a DHELLLAB house, f..t
with every dilcr HOUSE necessary on a fsfn, new and
Of the best quality. In addition to which Blarksrniilfs aud
WheeIsriRhiA shop. Store House and dwelling, aud uihd
buildings necessary at . wagon yard. hi, property, with
The exception Of litle on the rad, Is ina good state Of i'm.
pro,ement, under fine fencing No soil IS better adapted 10
Grass than this.
Alsa. IN the same ias, will be sold another TRAIT, lying
within one lnile Of this, on lt} Crcek, containing near
TWO Ht,NDRED .ftREs,
81 a re- Of which arr first rate low grounds. 1t has a lair pro
p,fiaa Of Wood Land and lis well and l. well Watefcd-
Tho aio,c property viii be sold on long credit, with the ea-
rcpfian OF small portion. Al the same time, will he sold
y or a III DESf Up US,
FURNITURE. PLANTATION UTENSILS,
CROPS. Sc, Sr.,
Together viii some NEGItoES. The subscriber. living
ou tic plantation. vii take pleasure IN showing 1t IN any per
.an wishing IN purchase. 1hissale will positively take place
on tho day advertised.
August cess SAMUEL NJ. StofT'
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-ENGlNEERfS OFFICE.

ENGINEERS OFFICE.
JANIS RytR t>n KA<awrA Coa1rANY,
Big island, Hegtard County, a.,
7h August, 1917.
PROPOSALS will b received at 1Anchbule, Va, NATL
L thu 18th september nest, ior all the worn ON their Canal
Thea uecanraeied for, from L~ynchbarg upward ON lanes
River to Big lAtad, distance OF about 10 uies. The work
com rises about eight locks Ohc foundations 81 two ot- which
have beei, laid), a lew sna cul, ers, the abutnant, OF seven
road and iarm bridE yes, and ri2 lit unfinished sections (rom half
a mile 10 a mile long, 81 excavation, emhaultment, towing
path, &c.; also two Dams across james River, West Of Big
island--one at the ClslaW Falls, about III feet long "a d I
teet high; and the other Just below the mouth al North River,
about i75 iectlong and - feet high. Specifications, plans,
Sc, OF thc said work will be exhibited at the Engineers Office,
at Big Island, on and after the lJthot september next, and
al nceatul information Will be given at any time by tie Assis-
uint Engineers on the line of works aforesaid.
WALTER GANYNN, Chief Engineer.
August l6-Ml35S
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'Hf' - - : IN Tie clerk. oHce 4 the circuit superior
rgnrt Of i4s- AID shAncerys ii Franklin eou''i' ~ -"
" oil june, 1917 Plaintiff.
jesse ferdae,
a.ains!
N,rk pctias and Isaiah Perine in Their rsh', u. . p.r
1r Eli pcrl4e. Matthew Peflle, ObedGh fera'e' s' .'
b,l1ren of laLe Perlne, decd whose names n nasn'"N'
Is CHASCERf.
The Defendants, Daniel Peftlne, hsa Perane, ri y
,,ttb.yy P,rllc.aad the h,irs Of Lux Perdnc, decd !" Mo
a.. .r ia,.osun) 1T having entered their appearance anu
~, .ss,,,,t ,rf,,r1ips 10 the at Of Assembly aid the ih'es
i this coirt, and it appearing BY satisfactory e'rdfnfe ' ,Ga
hry are rot inhabitants Of this State II = ofne''n tnat ~
- t,.t.,J,.ts a, ,p,ear At rules Ia he he'd III the eleFh5
me- II t, sad ruurt, az the first Monday IN Sc tic"'5ef he> >
"a ,,s,,rr the bill of the Plaintiff. aud that a copy oil tins Or
Ter he G,ttbvifh inserted la sumo newspaper rabiishea III ,"t
,,, ii lypclf,ar- for two months excessively, and pestei
4 the front do,r OF the courthouse OF this county.
\ copy-1cste.
Jhy 5-w2u no Slo'i' Dc
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Merchant E'ui3oring.
j IN O,3KE J.,
.HHe Oh Stand cfitim. ST. Oahcy.
THOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg, and the public. that he will continue to
conduct. al the old stand of himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all lis branches. liz has now ON hand. and viii CON
iincally keep. a beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cassi
mcres. Ncstlnos, and in fact everything suitable tor Gen
tlemen's wear. whichhe willmakeup 10 order in the most
fashionable siylcs, handsome fits and warranted work
manship. lie would invite the attention of the publ.
10 his stock.
Feb. lis
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.NfiH3aniYY " TiDmvsDu,
X o { f. r ) AMI
COKNtSSION MEEsfNANES.

l. " b L e., JIR GI.NI.l
w GROCERIES,, Liquors, n~oMESllCS, Sc, ma
ing ON stock, VT think, equal to any ever offered in this
market, VIZ
$50 bags Rio and ~l.asnira Coffee,
- hass best old Java do
80 hhds. Porto Rico and y. q. Sugar.
" st. CroiN aud Clarified sugar, (supcrior)
- hhds. aud bbls. MolasscS,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bh.s. crushed and pulycriscd Sugar,
~ boxes Tea, (sume very inc,)
90 " sperm and Tallow Candies,
2o kegs Nails,
100 keys Rifle and Blasting Powder,
10 tons Country and Iredogar Iron,
I6 Grndstones,
40 bales Oznaburgs and Donestics.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
5000 lbs. Sole Leather,
j25 sacks salt.
Liquors.
loo hbls. Mountain and liectiicd Wli.koy,
30 do old Rye,
% do Apple Brandy,
- ~ do and pipes French Brandy,
- Jamacia and \. L. Rum aud Gin,
& casks Porter,
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Port & Malaga Wine
so, n large stock of Stone Ware, Castings, Hats
:, t1icocs, l~ickings, Wooden Ware, Wrapping an,
ing Paper, Raisins, Vinegar, Indigo, Nadaor and man,
articles, all of which will be sold low Tor Cash, in eN
&c Tor country produce, on ON the usual time to punctual
ners.
Commission Business.
ur prympt personal attention given to consignmcnts
FLOUR, UJIE.lT, TOB4CCO,
AND ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRontCE.
so, to Receiving and Forwarding Goods. &c.
prayage. JOHN q. McCIANNAlIAN,
I'll 29-ts CALVIN THOMPSON.
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E0IlN II. DAVIS, who gives hi, outire attention to
~ the sale of IonAeco, Flour. WHEAT. BAroS,
Lam. ~ any other hind Of produce HAT may be entrust
ed Ia hs care, has Just received On consignment
21,o0n lbs. good Family Bacon,
LOO q gpod Family Lard,
10 CASES of Superior iiquoriee.
i - bbl ol +. surperine Flour.
Al Of winch shall be sold at tho very Lowest cash pri
ces. JOHN II. DAl Il.
Aa4. 30-fs
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\ Coay-Testc,
ROBER1'TlNSlEY, Cl'k.
August l6-w2m

NTRs. KlthrArHuCK'S tcaI,my for Young ladies, in
VI the town ei iynelburg, Will reopen on X cIaesday.
the lst OF Septemhor, when she hopes, by the strictcst aucl-
ton to her duties, and the closest personal suprrintcndcncc OF
the whole school, to merit continuance Of the kind pa,roaaoe
hitherto extended TO her.
M the usual branches Of a thorough English education
WI be Systematically pursued, together with the Latin and
/ Ieoch language, and Music on the Piano. The services Of
MI Am"N Bolsiofd, 4 gentleman whose qualifications as a
teacher are too well known To need comment. haN, been ST.
cared Tor a part otcach day, as an instructor an the Latin lam
Suagc and Mathematical studies.
ia Young ladies living at a distance from to Nn. this school
oiief' the Inducements OF a retired and healthy situation, and
ness viii be extended. 49,
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EIFNrIlAN BLINDS,
STAIR Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Matters, Plated aud Bras Candltslicks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelloj Kettle,
Tea Kettles, SPICE Morlars,
Coffee Mills, Spit,oons,
Scissors and Shears,
llemulng's genuine Needles. &c. sc.
Received and for sale by
June l0-ts GREGORY & ROYAL.
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.yOFEGF,.

No E'sGE.
TlN a deed OF trust, executed 10 the subscriber, by Samuel
I'D q. NurVell, OF the firm of Norvell * Avcrctt, on the 3lst
day oi July lS11, ami oil record III the Hastings Court OF
i~Nuchbdg, ali the books, bonds, notes, accounts, Sc, OF the
SAID firm, are IN my hands a, Trustee. All persons indebted To
said firm ate requested Ia COM forward and make payment.
The creditors olthc firm aye also requested to present their
claims. WIN 5. REID, Jr.
Aug. 9-ts Trustee of Norvcll s. Averett.
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Virginia.
A 4 A 4 curt. continued and held for Franklin county, al
"A the Court House, on the 3rd day oi August, 1877
Jesse lau,,, Plnnln,
against
John Harris, Defendant,
~ ~CIhSCERY.
The Defendant Mt having entered his Appearance ard civ
~ sc-uiry acettuiug 10 The act oi Assembly and tie talesoi
Tins Court, aud ii appearing 10 lie satisfaction ot the Court
that he Is not IN iuh.hitaut Of this Cuulnouw ,"n the mo
Ion of the riaihf'n hy counsel II is ordered that the said
Defendant 10 appsar here at November Court next, aud an
swcrl the Plaintiff bin, and thai a copy Of this order he pub
lished in some Newspaper, published in the town Of Lynch
bury, Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door If The Court House oil this county.
\ ~Gopy-ieste,
GO. \. SCOTT, L. c
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4 / lsulu, held ia the Clerks Dhies ii the ,r.,.
"A Coud Of Law and CHANGER, lDf the county ,i = nupttit
:. i0h lIy of jay, 1917 iaakin
Samuel " ard, PHI.
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.,1ice 4 the circuit superior
.i,f Franklin county, the TN
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defendants;
Il CnANnr-
July 12-W2m
ilgIatt:,:

J II SsatEs1
l ltllos held in The Clerks office Of the circuit superior
~ c'utoi law and chancciy, Tor Franklin county, the Eth
daS of June, lSi7:
James ID. Taylor, Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
The Condition of Europe.

:" In vain y writes CHARLES HErSzES to the Ed.
itor OF the SchndlpOst, from whose columns we
translate "the joints have given way and the
building must come to the ground. The affair of
Cracow and the Prussian Constitution are things Of
immense importance. The difficulties will now in.
crease, the fermenting elements become concen.
trated and the struggle is inevitable The explo-
sion and the final result may be protracted for some
years-in France, too, some years interviewed be-
tween the first appearance of the symptoms and
the full breaking out ofthe disease but the alter.
alton, and that radical one, must and will come.
We are now at the point where power, with all
possible airs Of despotsm, makes appeasing con-
cessions Frederic William ". contrives constitu-
tons and the German bear will soon bring forth a
sort offreedom Of the press a small scale. These
concessions the more they are lies, will only the
more increase the long restrained demands and pro-
woke the urgency Of the opposition. Then come
the great conflicts and the dance will be let loose.
This is at least the natural course which things
must take, except in Germany the rivers begin to
flow up stream"
We learn also from the Schnellpost that these
views are not held by Heinzen alone, noted dem.
ocrat who might perhaps be thought to entertain
extreme opinions, but by many of the most gifted
and best informed men Of Germany.
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SHrPwRYcK-We learn from the Galveston.
Civilian of the 10th inst that the Schooner Endesvor
small vessel which sailed from Corpus Christ for Gal
in January and was last on Nstsgords Bar
during the storm In February driited ashore on ST
Joseph's Island about the sth. complete wreck and
not soul on board She had on board $4,000, belong
ing the parties in Galveston all or most OF which was
found the wreck, and Is In possession OF MAJOR
Stars She was commanded by Capt Williams, but
the came OF the passengers or whether tnefe
were any Of the latter, we have not learned
" The massacre of Christians by that monster
Turk Bederkhsn Bey, has been renewed with horrole
ferocity. letter from Mosul dated March 10, $50
says be had just 5ehesded bishop and priest ana pu'
several other Christians to the mos, stroeous fortunes
The Chsldeans were In hourly apprehension oil mas
sacre Nothing has yet been done by the General 90
yernment 10 suppress these appalling scenes me
Porte has aered Bederkhsn with presents endesyorns
thus 10 epsnare him but the baroafous monster 10 100
cunning and now the Sultan promises 70 send 1O'OOv
men 20 rescue those poor Christians VINO are Se'
sliye.
F.sHIoyABLE AFFRAY--Twocoloredg gentlemen
near yipceunes Ind in imitation Of their white oeers
settled quarrel by reference TO firearms one 2, 'ne
twain. Bezekiah Ember received ball from rins 10
the hip nhictng mortal wound, a. Is supposed; In'
" sreen.eyed monster was the cause I'm HNf
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70 DEALERS FIRE ARMS.

IT 8 CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern District OF
u. New YOrk.-Elhan Allen vt OrtssOn Blunt, Ct AZ
I Alexander Gardner, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of The
United STATES FOR the Southern District d Newfork DO
hereby certify that the shove entitled suit was tired In he
sad Court on the 9Th and 2h days Of April, l85 before
,hs Hon Smith Thompson Associate Justice Of The su-
prre Court u The United States that jury wes enpa
ne-d and and the opened by MI sherman on
ihe pan o. The plaintiff Ethan Aen and SIR selden 90
the part o. he defendant OnssOn Blunt et alb mat 1ier
ne ydsnc. bad been closed the was summed up ~
NJ seldeu for the defendant and by Mr. DAVIS Tor me
sniff. that chargs thereupon given by ne CourI
10 the Jury Who retired under charge Of al oneef guy
aus ked 70 aiusnd HEM and on hef return rendered. 70
Nu,,wing verdict VIZ. .,,.
Thai tey srd thai the plaiaiH 10 not the original invent
or and paten-e and entitled the full and exclusive ngh
and berly OF making constructing, using and vending %
ot.. 10 be ased, Tho improved lock claimed % lin ana
set for b In his patenL go, -.
Ard rev farther say thar the lock manufactured and
vead-d by ~ Defendants 10 Infringement Of ne
plsirufr . rights, and 90 hey say al
AL Of which appears oy ne minutes 81 rs SO
1900, a. d. NkThn
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miscellaneous.
-AUTION To DEALERs IN FIRE ARMs.-

u In the seton Of EtAan .ien Blunt 4 syrI IN the
Circuit curt Of the United States for infringement OF
his paienrght manufacture, and sell 10 be used,
the sELF-COCRiNd PISTOL, verdict has been given
FOR the plaintiff with u trial, ard tine Of twelve
hundred dollars and injunction has been issued against
Blunt SyIns TO restrain them from msAing selling said
article Their petition for triA and 20 carry II 10
Washington on bill Of exceptions, has been refused
TIE public therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing selling the SsfCocking Pistols made ~
Blunt Syns or any Pistols Of similar kid, BY disre-
gArding his caution IL would make II necessary for he
sub.cber to appeal the laws for protection Ia al such
cases All articles VI this kind made by Allen Thur
Der Norwich Conn and for sale By the prncp deal
ers 10 the article 10 New-York- ETHAN ALIEN
Norwich Conn. 12th Nov 1886. nl6 2awHM&ThlGp
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~ Plain statemenr--ThOmpson Con pond
syrup Of Tar and Wood NspIhs-rkis medicine. The N
veatiou Of who The subjects Of Pulm orAfy
bronchial and PeciorA Diseases tho rigid smnh
lion has nov before the public four year. Dn
ring this period has performed EOrne Of the most mAfk
abe cures on record Of Pulmonary ConumpuOnso cured
The recommendation and OF physicians IN their p eiee
and the wae. approval Of thousands Of persons IN ord
nary and colds coughs IN hoarsenoss spin ng o
blood kc-
Cerhcaies Of is wonderful power have been civ n u
some instances, and sworn TO az True, BY persons No
But beware OF limitations, and purchase ThomPs %
Componni Syrup ofTsr from zone bu, advertised AZ, ME-
~ hose above the suspicion of dealing In counterfeit "a
II Il frequently used and highly recommended ~ trS
O, The mos respectable physicians IN Newfork and III
Prrosrsa only by AUGSEY DICKSON, " Z cor 9,
Fi1h and Spruce .s PhiladephlA Sold wholesale
retail by WYATT \ hETChuh' genera AgssS,
Fulton a. and al rs Broadway. AZ 'H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

ID w. VIVIAN IA al leisure 70 supsrintend mines
Il.srnelfing worss or attend 10 the casual cxAnins
lions OF mines and mineral lands Would have oblec.
on visit The Lake Co1niries Respectable ely refer
snces givcu. ALI lm-i r. W. V. 20 Broadway.
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VIM r. PRINCE & 90.
uuccEssORs on WILLIAM PRINCE. end cole
Propneton Of bis imnsnse Collection Of Trees,
Plsns, &c .
Ausrin sD5 Broadway. whsre our sew Csiaiogues may
be obtained Grssis a6E
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TAYLoR'S HOTEL,

- THE SUBSCRIBER, sbs u tbs fremont Temper.
sncs House, has taken this Hotel, formally known
- a. the Exchange, and opened h - Temperance
Hotel and 10 ready 70 wait upon tae Ten pefases
public and al that think Temperance House wei heps
would be more pleasant than where alcoholic drnk
sold In particular would be iavtts his friends md former
patrons 10 remember % Corsland-st
This Hotel 10 pleasantly ssussd 10 TIE bsensss par
the city, and near landing Of the principal steam ooa
and The Philadephia Railroad, and bat rev rods RON
Broadway The price Of board shall be - cheap - q sny
hoass In the city giving a. good seeounnod asions
al9 3tS3loss EkDA0 TAI On
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- TUE ONLY EXIsTING WONDER o. a.

In sgelsDR DEWITT C. KELLINGER's lnfshble
IA IInlnent This truly astonishing medicine 10 The
,,iv article 10 market that tse afflicted get Trial VI
bs5re he money 10 paid his 10 Always done ~ ne DOC
tor when requested II 10 clear bearaill .nd nahsps
-, aud higby fragrant and perfectly delightful 10 ia "a.
yor M = &c pecisy designed - be prescribed nterns
NJ x-rnsy and 10 warranted - curs 10 r." csys Hrf
III br rt.ie. have failed. Al rheumatic AID scr0f1
s zs-co1 rngworn, telter, bsrbers Itch, od sores
vg nsfrr frost bites barns pains 10 the BACK and az
s-t1ns IN Tie spine, dslOcaOns enlargement Oi ns
b,i,r. rorns and czOuses " every description LOON
- rsry. beAasche one or cOses taken according
10 direction. CERTAIN % cure bilious ehohe alaIIrs
nsus o( eve ~ ragurs yield IL influence imDec aiey
kevsr zrd se broken IN two doses always 10 o. DAG
xrboissss ssd retail 81 s. ISGEgseLL Co y Pearl re-
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Railroad Ofee City Hail. Park, aud Al he PrnciPel cfus
80 ohr stores and throughout the ely and com
v zrnerslT The medical faculty solicited 70 cal and
srsfune mis- medicine and can ~ 10 lne eatfe SAILS
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and wsrsfoon, sol Bescker-st IN assost-
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Foes of finely carved Gothic and modern Fisan styles
The.s Pianos Tor mechanical construction, excellency Of
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and where the purchaser has doubts hsy wiz Dc -
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him This being feature In The businsss, Il 70 Inn.
portsnt the purchaser tho marketis full OF usPsven
calculated catch the Inexperienced responsible VA.
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