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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

Z ThIUN CDURbEs a.. I, Tk0TFtM0, sAurdav.
SsePt 2S at O'Clock, P. ID. Parse 500 Nile heats
beat In s 10 harness.
Owner enters b. & Honest John;
Dimnies eniers b. smoke;
Mtslahey enters ar & Grey Esge,
&eLauRhlsn eniers CD Cop6teroe
Yee Cars VIII leave the South ferry, Broos,yn 81 p
Nesoea, and reayp 70 theAports sie over.
~ Ms' eFlCER i nc lANH, Fropresors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
AMERICAN STEEL

rg We ate requested to aay that Aessrs Goa'
nil 4 Co. P,irt Publishers, 2s Broadway, have In
progress of publication magnificent portrait Of
Jenny Lind, taken frem Roots superb daguereo.
type.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

Clintock, OF Ne x.York, no had spos en- thus, WITH
the additional remark mat ",hey mish go to heil
aud row add mat ~hiie apoiosz ns for she loss
of bis temper he did not apologize toc bis remarks
upon the American travelling public, but msds
them set more emphatic. charged Captain Jud.
kips in ny frs. article with card playing on the re-
cant VOYAGE the Asa; and | now have added he
further charge Of notorious gambling in former ripa
ofvsrious .se aners which he has commanded:
81 mspd ready to prove whatever have said before
the Courts Of my country If Ar. Cunard or Capt
JudkiDs decline such an inoattial invessis alton,
then let The public Judge which OF az has spoken
the cruth and which has uttered tase0ood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

BUST OF GEs. scorr-Oa visiting the studio
Of Mr. JosEs, the Sculptor, yesterday, we found
him engaged on bust of Gen. SCOTT, which
Judging from it's present appearance, will be, when
finished, the most vigorous and characteristic head
OF the gallant old chieftain ever modelled. The
head is turned toward one aide, the eyes slightly
lifted, and the lips just parted sufficiently to obvi-
ate that set expression which the mouth Ia too apt
to wear, in busts The expression Ia one of az
tension, mixed with command We know not
Why, bus there was something 10 the sentiment
Of the face and the lirs of the head, which at once
recalled to our Mid the Valley of Mexico, and the
scenea of Scott's most signal sriumphs. Such an
expression his face may have worn, when from
bis station at gacubaya he watched the ssorming
columns Of his army climbing the Hill Of chapulte-
pee. 1t is bold, massive, vigorous head, with
Roman cast Of energy and infexiblity of purpose
The work will do honor to Mr. Jones, and cannot
fail to give complete satisfaction to the many
friends OF Gen Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

haps more important respect 10 sasehodcs thar any
other neienihs OF The slaves III Virginia reside in
the eastern section of the State and liable 10 be taxed
in certain Contingency by moi only without the
identity OF interest with their masters. hut actually of
manners. habits and interests anagonstic To them. The
writer Will vie with any man in devoiu- Ia the repnb
hcan principle, hut in sting the basis Of representa- ion
IN onr Gony is II not advisable 10 allow IL 10 form
an exception II thai principlal
In tracing he that led To revolutionary
although ancestors did not demand OF the mother
country. In SO many words the representation Of their
property IN The British Parliament sill, when they pro
tested against taxation without representation they made
an issue with Great Bntan, involving ptlnci pies
similar the idea of eur western beihren's axing
slaves under the white basis Our negroes TO be sure.
in part property. but tho other hand they per
sons. II The right OF hAipg the colonies, without their
consent, denied by ancestors and pronounce
the greatest at our grievances; the p5wer 10 tax US or
our peculiar species Of property by western brethren.
being without the identity ot interest themselves. might
be attended with consequences similar to those so depre
Gated by IN lT76, resulting from English
msrule. The true character of the mixed basis is much
misunderstood The question is frequently indignantly
ask d. would you eqnase at the polls the negro OF the
east with the white man at the wrist The answer IL
no Tia, would not be the operation m the mixed ha-
sis Under It's operation, since The last Convention, The
east has derived hut hule benefit from II. rider the
operation Of the Federal numbers only three ths of our
negrhes would be represented and possibly smaller "a
ITO mish be adopted by tho Convention. scheme OF
adopting an I'D rdloI,m tan has been suggcs'ed by ia
advocates. The writer has Bestowed but little r.tlsciion
upon but is Induced 10 believe that II would tail II pro
t,ci The slave If The The question o the
basis is IN all probability destned 10 command 50 much
Of the attention Of The Convention that Il is hoped It's dis
cusSion will be kon up forthwith, As no TIME Is 10 be
lost in presenting tho suhrct 10 the people IN all It's as
poets. Il is Of the last importance that thorough I'M
deslandug should exist between the people AID The as
pifants 10 their lavofs. MASoN.
The Republican will please copy.
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q BIT u A Il Y.

Departed this life, in Campbell County. on he l9lh
uIi Mis- MARY ANN LINDSEY. in the 9Th year
Of her age leaving husband and three children to mourn
their loss Mrs l.. possessed mos, of tn Sc traits which
render The female character attractive. and had been
consistent member of the Methodist Protestant Church for
eight years Tho disease which bore her away con-
sumption, which gradually weakened the body TO dsso-
luton but which permitted the soul to grow stronger
in faith and joyous hope until The parting OF the silver
cord which bound the two tgeher Verify, There re-
maineth rest to the people Of God" A. d.
Campbell Courthouse, June 10Th, 1850.
Republican requested To copy
Departed this ile his residence in Bedford County
on Saturday the 4lh of Nav last after short but pam
ful illness Of five days, Mr.. GuSTAVuS A BUR
FORD in the 34h year o his aye, leaving behind nm
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For the Virgnisn.
TO THE VOTERS OF BEDFORD AND

The people having decided to hold Convention the
ensuing fall revise and amend the present Constitution
of the State the next and by far the important step
is 10 select the men, 10 whom this high and grave trust
10 10 be committed
Here indeed under existing circumstances, and with
the current Of 'pula sentiment bearing strongly t.,
wards general radcasm there is tho greatest need for
caution and deliberaton You about exercise the
highest and dearest right of freemen; TO bestow
tbori,y, which is The very embodiment of sovereignty it.
self and 10 assign work. which is to constitute the first
and main element in promoting the prosperity and happ
of This great Sata.
In looking the counties Of Bedford and Campbell
which. by the Legislative enactment, form one Conven-
tonal district, entitled 10 four representatives, my aten
ton has been fixed upon gentleman extensively known
in both of these counties. alude to Mr. JOSEPH VIII
of Liberty and having announced his name, night
perhaps with poprety add MT word more, as II
is universally acknowledged that he is host OF himself
in whatever he undertakes. But express only the
common sentiment Of all acquainted with Mr.. Wilson |
shalt be excused fer saying that if mind naturally strong
and discriminating, capable of graspng and analysing
any subject. and maured now by experience OF some
thtyyears the constant discharge Of responsible and de-
lcae trusts both Of public and private nature; II thor
ough acquaintance with the best int rests OF Virginia,
and devotion to them that regards sacrifice; il pub
tic spirit broad her extensive domain and yet not
unmIndful of the sma lest local claim if the soundest
views Of Stale policy and municipal legisl n; II long
and intimate connection with the Judiciary system in a
capacity The most favorable to estimate it's WORTH it all
this, added character abve reprolch constitute any
claim to public preference in relation to the important
soon be confded. then il may be safely air
med lhat no ia the district is better qualified than
Mr. Wilson 10 be Of your representatives, In the Con
yentiUn.
SEXEX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

TYr CoM,RoMlsE.-The passage of this mca.
sure is yet question Of doubt. We are at bay
there. The closing Of the session brings us but
little, very little nearer the close of the pending
question. It's fate must be awaited for, with pa.
,;ence, though Of necessity with anxiety. There
Is one feature in the progress of the Compromise
worthy of notice. While the politicians at Con-
rress are loath to make 1t. the people are clamor.
Gus for its adoption the politicians are much ex-
cited, and vainly attempt 10 infuse their bitter
ness Of feeling into the people. 1t is believed
that, during the next week, two new compromise
schemes will be presented. BY whom or OF their
nature we are not informed; so tina, il is matter
ofimpossibility to speculate upon the move, or
arrive at am definite idea of the effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

pSr Governor Manly has been nominated. by
the Wings of North Carolina, for e-election.
o. Mr.. Langdon C. Haynes, of Tennessee
VIII, was in our town a short time ago, has re-
Gently addressed the citizens of Richmond. His
auditory was small, but those present were much
pleased with the effort.
o. The Asia sailed from Boston for Liver
pool on the 18th instant. She carried out 80
passengers.
o.. The Russian Minister has not left the Eng
lsh Court, but il is probable that he will.
co. The Georgia and Philadelphia sailed on
the 18th instant, for Chagres. There are five
hundred passengers on board Of both
Hs- On the 10Th inst the Connecticut River
Bank, (Boston) was robbed of $4,000. The
money was found about twenty miles distant in
an old barn. The robbers had escaped.
o., The wheat crops in the neighborhood o.
Norfolk and Petersburg are represented as pros
porous.
t5- A large meeting was held in Salem Mass.
which approved the administrations policy.
O. The steamboat Col Clay, was passed By
the Sarah Matilda, which has come to port lle
passengers represent the dock of the Col. Clay al
filled with Indians. This leads to the supposihor
that Gen. Twiggs has succeeded in his efforts tc
induce their removal
o. Major Neighbors, Commissioner of Texas
Is in Santa Fee to take possession of territory
claimed by Texas. good deal of angry feeling
has been excited. The Major appointed the l2tt
instant TO meet the people.
o. The Empire City, from California is JUS
in. She brings no news of later date. Panama
is quiet.
ey- The Kentucky State Convention has form
ed Constitution and adjourned.
es. Gen. Lopez's trial is progressing be
fore the United States Commissioners.
es- An application of DR.. Webster for new tria
Is before the Supreme Court.
%. The Connecticut Legislature has had three
more Intellectual ballots for Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

yuyHE number and formidable character OF disease OH
Il ginating in a diseased stale d Tho liver have long
challenged the attention Of medc, men. Some oil these
Diseases cassed under he genera term OF consumption
have been supposed ncurabe. and The unhappy patent
was .llved 10 die without medical science being ena
lied to offer him hope Of recovery. Happily ms can
no longer be the case. A remedy has been found which
will cure all these complaints, of whatever rhaIac,er'
arising from arrangement Of the yer. Inc RUS ds
liver and by correcting its operation and purifying ii
from disease, cuts of and exlipaes he complaints
which have their origin in the diseases of this organ
Remedies hitherto proposed for these dleases have 'aed
to operate upon the seat Of the disease; but DOCTOR
MIanes Pills make themselves felt upon the action OF
the liver and by cleansing the fountain dry up Inc I'M
pure streams Of disease which thence derive 'hsi exs
tsnce. -. ,.,, 49,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by p r. PAYNE y BIO
and u n LYMAN, Lyuchburg, Wand by Druggists
generally TN Dug hout the United States
Jnpe 90 ~ |.
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wife aud five small children with large circle Of relatives
and friends To mourn his lass but they mourn m, as
those who have hope; peetcd his demise.
he prepared for the slsnn summons. and aase evil
dencr during his last honrs &C his entire resignation
has Masters will The deceased made profession ID, fei-
gon II years ago. and has been consistent mem
Der Of the BAPTIST Church for many yeas. Kind and
adeconaie IN his disposition. he endeared IN oil
who knew hln-ba, alas he is no more he has paid
the debt due IN mortality
'fficnd after friend departs.
" ho hath mol ST a friend
There is no uaion here Of hearts.
On which we may Depend i.
Republican and Pa,r,o, please copy.
-. In Orargr county Va, LUCE BARBOUR
second daughter of Benjamin Y. and Amanda NJ John.
son, aged about two years and ten mnnths Many have
died. hu, few who surpassed equaed Ii tlc Lue,e in
the uncommon development Of her inslleci sweet win
ming disposition the and unrvalled bcsu,y Of her
little form and coun,enancc. She was the admiration
and iayofite Of all who knew her.
TO know her was To lave her"
She far too iair Tor earth therefore III. Lord who
gave has taken her congenal CLINE. and the
bcrcayed parents shall receive much consolation fru
The bought that their ltls Luce is ANGELO being
Death found strange beauty On that chrrub brow
-------------- --------'rhe spo,lor set
HIS seal of sleuce.--but there bcamed n smile
~ fixed aud holy from iha, marble brow.
Death gazrd and left it there;-he dared not steal
The signet-rlng of Heaven" II.
The Religious Herald and Charlottesville Advocate
gtpYf.
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~ > >
Masonic Celebration.

Clinton l.odgr. No. 73l will lsbrate the bth II 81.
John the Baptist. the cath inst, nj Amherst C. II.
proos sson will be- formed and address delivered al
the church. An elegant dinner will be furnished by Mr..
Daniel and ,he ladies' will give sumpirous supper In
the evening for the purpose of raising funds 10 finish
paying Ga building to DO MseJ a Masonic Hall and
Female Seminary
lime % 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20
IYNCuIBuRG MARKETS, JUNE I,

LYNCIIBURG MARKETS, JUNE ~
Ptoris,ons.-- Baeon. 5sao; Beef s. 10 S.; Corn Meal
65 to ~ cents.
Eom-S ISaI.
fraia-Corn. SIS 10 60 cts OATS 50 40 cents.
Clover Seed- 81 to 50 nominal.
Uhistey.--Mouniain 80 reiuscd-Lang horne & Hunt g
40 cents.
fjeesirar-20 10 % cents.
Buifer-l to ~ cts lot M. |.
Brandy Apple. none offering Peach. none offering
Bar Iron $S5 assorted and $50 80 when drawn to
order.
Cogec--Rio II to l2i cents; Ia.airs l2i to H. Mo
cha 20.
Country Liaens-Tow ~; Flax II cents.
Cotton idrns-Sales lSa20 cents.
Ffahers--33 To "a cts.--Scace
Ehr Seed Sales 90 10 90 cents.
Fish -lierrnps. No. |. So; Shnd, old 81 50
new $40; Mackere No. 3. s. 80.
1alIom-q cents.
1m-&3.5O per bbl
Uooi-2i to 90 cts, in demand
Uooi RoHS--no sales.
Ginseng--25 10 80 cents.
Tienip-We quote IL to Sc. IN demand.
Liiseed OIL -65 in demand.
Ia,d--O to Gsc
.'loiasws West India 35 to 40 cts per gallon n
O. AZ to 45 cents.
Piasier--l.ump $5l to S.; Ground, SOL oG
.SugdrS--New Orleans To I cents; Porto Rico tosl
cents; Clarified y cents; Loaf ltol2l cents.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNcnPUnG,J JUNE IS, 1880.

TOBACCO.
Thcrc animation in the market and prices gradu
ally gong up. Tho inspections or the week have been so
hhds against 396 hls. corresponding week of last
39l hhds sold follows 10 hhJs, Iugs from 81 10 TO
~ 30 IA hhds Leaf via 80 hhds rom So 10 81 iot
hhd at from ~ 10 81 100 hhs at from ~ TO 30 81 hhds
- TO $40 "a hds at In $40 10 Sl7 with the FOL
lowing extras One hid made by J Nmmo and purchased
hy Bankc, 4 Bro at $40 do made by Willis Ham and
chased by Booker BRO SIS do made by Register,
and purchased by seth llacy at 500 do made by Nh
St Ca, and purchased by Duic, Johns at s22, two do
made by wyatt Arnold aud purchased b, J. l. Clayton at
sl7 so aud s23
WHEAT 50 cts. ior Rcd, 30 cts. ior white
WILLIAM +. SMITH
Commission Merchant.
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SEXEX
For the Tirginian.
TO THE VOTERS OF AMHERST, Abe
MARIE AND NELSON.

Permit the 10 present to you the name OF Dr. DAVID
PArrEsoN. as candidate to represent you In the State
Convention. The writer Of this article does not claim
for Dr. Psteson that superior wisdom and exalted talents
which characterized thse illus rous who figured in
last Convention, but he does claim for him hand
talents good practical sense, pure and liberal poli!I-
cat sentiments, and views consistent with thor ugh,
though conservative change in present State Constl
tuition. Then he has been called to serve the
people in any capacity, either of political or hduclary
character, but this is deemed decided recommendation,
he will 60 into the Convention If elected, unbiased
by any previous action, and with ,u any influences one
rating upon him 10 further any particular end Without
intending dsparage. in any way, the claims oil those
who been previously nominated, Dr. Paiteson is re-
specially recommended the voters Of This district, be-
1evng from an intimate acquaintance with him, and an
extensive acquaintance with the people, that he possess
high qualifications, and that no will be more &C
cep'abe in his county. A NOfEh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

HJ-AN AUrHoREss Is DEAp.-Rapidly are the
Literary files deprived of their numbers. One by
one. they fall. In the 74th year Of her life and
in the full possession of her intellectual fac ultes,
Mrs. Jane Porter has died. She died on the Odd
uliimo. Her great production is 1.-THE Scottish
Chief, awork read with great interest upon both
continents.
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RICHMOND. June -.

RICHMOND. June 10
TOBACCO Receipts increasing The demand Tor
the past week has been quite active al improved fates-
below quot alions at Shmkoe Warehouse. which
will give the planter pretty correct idea o tho present
ruling rates We quote Iugs s. So 50; Leaf. com
mon, 81 SO 81; mddling To good 81 80 ST. good aud
fine 81 % 80 so; fine semrnna qualities 81 80 81 / !;
extra manufacturing $l2 so 500
FLOuR.--We note sales Of Scott VILE at " 90 per
Dbl; Richmond country sells at s. 37i per bbl.-inns
actions limited.
WIIEAT--Li,tle doing in the market; white 81 10;
red 81 07I. Receipts extremely light.
GORN.-G0 10 62 cents per bushel
OArS-We quote 40 cents per bnshel as the selling
price.
RYE.-A good demand for dis,iliog M6S cents pei
bushel for an extra prime article.
WHEAT OFFAL.--Brcwn-Stnfs 30 cents; Ship
Stuff. 80 cents per bushel. The supply Of Bran and
Shorts in the hands of miliers entirely exhausted.
CORN MEAI.-65 to 20 cents per bushel.
BRANDY -Otard, Dupey * Co. 81 25a 81 90;
Segnee 81 70. Imitation 3ia35 cents S'zerac a3a.
81; Peach duh at $ls$l % Va. Apple Brandy. new
5Ja60 old 62,a75 cents; Northern 40 All high priced
raodies very dull Of sale. the prices We give being
merely nominal.
PROVISIONS
We quote rev city cured Bacon a, 7a7i cts hog round
Western sides Ga cts; shoulders 5ia5i queen
City" hams l0s; Hams Sac cts. Market active
Lard in bbls, 7a7i cts; in kegs 7,as cts per ID.
BGTTER-Alo .iirkin. ial7i cts. per lb. for
superior article; ordinary Article may DO quoted at
to / cents.
COFFEE-There is an improved demand. and prices
have ad vanced ,c. &C. per h. Sales Of Lsgnyta The
past week at o. al 9ijcs Rio ga 10 Java llal2 cts.
per b.
MOLASSES-Wen note sales Of New Orleans at aic-
lion during the week. at %. cts; Cuba 2Oi 22c's ;
Porto Rico 27a30 per gallon
FLAXSEED 81 Ic-none arriving.
STGARS-Are in god demand, with an improve
ment of salo. in the last two weeks, We now quote
New Orleans a. tor common to o cts. for prime Nes'
India sac, cts. per III.
CLOVERSEED.-Sis $4i per bushel, dull.
BEESVAX-22 a % cts. per lb.
FEATHERS 81 a SO els. per III. for geese.
FISll-No. | cut llerrings Sc SO. Mackerel-No
Sl3-2. $50. So 90. Shad-uone in market.
HlDES-Green sailed cents per lb Calf sailed 81 !
cents to 81 each; Spanish ~ l5l cents.
LINlE-Sales Of Thomasion a, ST. from tho wharf
store 81 %.
PLASTER--Lump, &3s from the wharf, scarce on
the Basin SAL. tierces Of 500 pounds ground 81 as.
SOLE LEATHER-Good IL 10 cts; damaged
l2l l6l.
SALT--4l 40 from store; 81 35 from wharf. and
dull.
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OF our peitca' system Among The many worthy gentle
men. whose have heen mentioned in connection
with the very important rns; referred to- there is no one
more worthy han he whose | have mentioned -
The writer does MT know that AIR d. would consent 10
serve bat believes that he would yield to the wishes o
his friends. Of whom he has many.
REFORMER
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Gs. Our thanks are due TO the Hon. Thomas
S. Bocock for several valuable public documents,
both bound and unbound Also TO the Hon. h.
NJ. T. Hunter for bound copy of the "Presi-
dents Message and accompanying documents
part one,"
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Stock of Goods at Auction.

IN1ENDiN, To change my business ~ remove w."'
will sell public auction, Thursday, the Yin DAY
of this month, the whole 81 my stock o Groceries, y
Goods rookcry, China, Glass, Hardware. Cutlery, Nc NO
In the above stock good assortment be had amount
ing 10 between three and four thousand dollars The sal"
will be made without limit reserve, and continue from d"y
t. day until the whole stock Is sold
TERMS.--An sums under $50, cash will be required,
over $50 and under $500 sliy days. 500 our months
credit viii be given Ion negotiable paper satisfactorily e"
do,s.d w. - TERRY.
Akcrs, billiard n Johnson .fuof,onrers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-20

~, We are authorized to announce Charles
Henry Lynch, candidate TO represent the Dis
trict, composed Of the counties of Campbell and
Bedford, in the approaching State Convention.
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For the Tuginiar

For Me TWgundn
Messrs. Editors :-Allow me small space in your
columns call the attention Of the voters. in this Con-
venonal District 10 RoBEnr J. DAVIS, Esq, as gen.
teman emincnt1y suited for assisting in the reodeng
Of our State Constitution lie is well known TO possess
enlarged aud well cultivated mind, liberal principles
and familiar acquaintance with The workings and wants
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M ASONIC NOTICE,
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
June 20 u

AT hPPOMA rTOX COURT HOUSE.
yu,uE Son. Temperance Odd Follow, and Masom will
i give free Barbecue at AppomauaN Court House ON
the 9TH July. Preparations will be made To Iced hfe
thousand persons Several addresses will be delivered
Mr. philip A. Boiling Of Buckingham, the part oi the
Ma.ons Mr. Ietwieh Of Campbell the part oi the Sons
of Tempe and Mr. Stanhopc Fournoy on the part OF
the odd Fellows. have been invited To address them A
,pendil Band of Music has been engaged.
Al mig hl splendid Ball will come oil AZ Mcsr' boah ..
,inc Hotel and continue the balance Of the week, to
which some 500 Ladies will invited and preparations
made 10 accommodate all MANh'fho'
June 20-w3w
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Smut .NNChiMCS.

TUyHF subscriber is now receiving full assortment
Of G. j. Wilson's celebrated Smut Machines
Those in of Machines, can now be supplied by
calling early JNo H. baH'hi'
Iune 20-I
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Old ROYAL Port Wine.

A SUPPLY of superior Old Poft Wine, warrcnted pure
"A and suitable Tor in, alids for sale by
June i7-tsif join y STAY, D,ussist.