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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
THE GREAT UNION MEETING AT NEW
YORK

New York City has been the theatre Of one Of
the most gratifying exhibitions of the day. The
Press without exception, concur in representing
The recent meeting of the friends of the Union,
as unsurpassed in numbers and responsibility. by
any ever before held in that great commercial
metropolis Castle Garden, with its immense
area and spacious galleries. was too small to re-
celve the congregated multitude Thousands
were excluded, whose hearts were throbbing with
the same high devotion to the Constitution and
the Union, which animated the far greater num-
bers within. Letters were read from the Hon
Daniel Webster and Senator Dickinson, express.
InT the heartiest concurrence in the objects OF
the meeting. Speeches were made by the Hon.
Ogden Hoffman, James W. Gerard, and others,
Astounding with sentiments of the loftest patriot
ism, and filled with the most fervd appeals in
behalf of the Union. Altogether the political sky
North looks brighter than it has for many moons,
and betokens most surely, we trust, that day Of
better feeling and nobler action is at hand.
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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
LYNCnRURG. NOVEMBER Z. 1850.


The partnership Of TowNLEYl SmFLns \ Co.
in the sLynchbnfg Virginian Office, Is, on this
day, dissolved by mutual consent. X. b. Town
LEY has sold his entire interest of one-half in
the said Office 10 A. W. G. TERRY, the present
editor of the Danyille Register.-Also, Thomas
DlLLAnD has sold his entire interest of one fourth,
in the said Office, to JONI c. SHIELDS, one of
the present propnetors.-1he debts in favor of
the said Office being transferred to the members
of the new firm, the change in The proprietor
ship will make change in the pccuniary CON
dition of the Office, nor in the previous mode of
collecting. KELITA b. TOWNLEY,
JOHN c. SHIELDS,
THOMAS DlTI.ARD
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Oct. 81, 1850.

1t will be seen from the foregoing notice, that
the undersigned have become the proprietors of
the " LYNcHBuRG VIRGINiAN," which will here
after be published by them in the name and style
of TERRY & SHIELDS. The editorial manage
ment Of the paper will be exclusively under the
control Of the senior partner, who is unayoidaby
absent for the present, but who, it is expected,
will be at his post on about the first of Decem-
Der. A. w, E. TERRY,
JOHN G. SHIELDS.
Oot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

CALIFoRNIA.-The steamer Alabama from
Chagres, has arrived at New Orleans, bringing
ed with another fire. consuming more than one
hundred buildings and causing general distress.
New discoveries of gold continue TO be made in
the mining regions. The passengers by the
Steamer had large amounts OF gold in their pos
sessions. The rainy season had set in, in ear
nest 1t was supposed that the financial crisis
had passed IT'S worst. The markets remained
finn, all kinds OF bread,tunS yielding fine prices
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION

Thursday, Friday and Saturday last, were
occupied by the Convention in an able discussion
on the resolution TO adjourn to the first Monday
in January, which was passed on Saturday by a
vote of 66 TO 62. The length OF the debates reported
prevents full reports in our columns but it will be
observed from the names of those who took part in
1t, that it was characterized by the ability requisite
to theimponance of the subject. 1.-THE four mem
bers who paired off be counted, the vote would
stand 90 to 81, Messrs. Garrett of Essex Snow
den and Randolph were absent. The following
eastern members voted with the majority, viz
Messrs, White, Janney, Carter, Wise, Cham
bers, Edmunds, Whittle, Tredway and Clai-
borne, OF these, Messrs. Wise, White and Car
ter are for the white basis. Mr.. Stewart, the
fourth eastern advocate of the white basis, voted
against the adjournment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

Eou, N. So,tLc,o J;,c,,,, 1,cyscnac,.
THE FIiGIrlVE SLAVE BILL.
I,5;,n t tc MT r ,l. Slavery ou,sf ION II,
The b,l f CANNES and y1a Ia, measures prom SD
ia, ala, i,,, In, owe. t,e,f ie nnblic mud we're
1 n,iJin, ". r,fb5fo f., exnrpss any opuion ON The
unbaanv dIylsons between Mr. h and S5uth. FIR the,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
EsOtfiH- cloths.
WE subscribers have received fresh supply oil the II
L tied square mesh, silk,
German .ffsfhOr Rolling (F0fHs,

The hest imported INTO The United States and Warranted be
such, all numbers, from No TO M. 10 1t is only
~ try these Cloths that they the best ali IN
want Will please call boioIe buying elsewhere
July ID MEM X GWAIkIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

o. The Hon. Samuel A. Eliot. who succeeded
Mr. Winthrop in the House of Representatives
has addressed very lengthy and able letter to
his constituents, in which he urges, with com
m'ndable zeal, the importance of preserving IN
violate on their part, the Fugitive Slave Law
Mr.. Eliot voted for this measure upon its passage
in the House, and Independent of all other con-
sIderatlons, rests the propriety and justice of that
vote upon constitutional grounds
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To the Officers and !<0tdiers

Ut I TIT. " AIt OF IeIG.
FHNlF. unde'si med. who was IN lie service IL the
! Virginia Militia in 1873 and also in lSil offers
his services 10 Prosecute the claims Of thuse entitled 10
Land Bounty, by late ac Of Congress
Oct H-tf Pc TER, DUDLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.


InunspAY. Ger i.
The convention met por UNI aduf4ncat. and III,
cssian opened e Ii rnyel by The Icy. MIR Carter
IT IL Methodist huich.
I III miuules ai the lree~'liag diy wefe feid.
III Ptr~rdolt read a commune lon flu he Elo'i
Of he hq allnG h pflu fssrs u lle preceding,
an tie plan reonei bs the conmilce Also. to be com
E pc iHafs for any plan I tetrat.fg adopted.
The communicated. Inousn Of Mr. Watts # Nj
M eoan'y, " LID ia tbr table.
NJ IIlo oilafed the ioll,uing resolution, which was
adauisds
Re,arcd 1hai the Fir.t Apdiof be requested to fur
n'4h fr thu le9nnatan If rbe Canyenlia. the amount
# nil pld 10 each of the Julgrs + the General
Caaa respectively, aud the manner IN VIII eb 'hrlr mile
age audi ID
Nj. Jacob offered the following resolution, which was
al ri H.
Rtsoired Thai the commute IN The Bill Of Righs en-
qui'e Ia and report whether any and II any what pro
visions can be- afPfnp asly incorporated INTO the Cons
TIN IN rel tyn TO the APP nlneni Of Judges OF ,rc
toesi and ais IN fegstd 10 urte amendments by the
Cons tuition # the STATE and als regard To the mode
ni elseHug membo Of Congress. und u arranging and
dchniug Congressional Dis ucs.
Mr.. Frfposon offered the following resolution. which
adopted;
Resolred. That the first Auditor be requested 10
port his Convention The annual sal ny # each If The
jndgrs II The Court II Appeals aud fhr Circuit Courts
ogelher with the paid 10 ea'h # the judges #
the Circuit Cuas. ff lsl7 for hl ling the reforms of
the Geaerl Coat aud Cour ot Appeals, aud for hold
ing Speel terms eftr CHcoi Cunts tpethof with the
Amount paid In the vcn Attorneys If lie Common
wealth during the same time.
Mr.. Mar in, of Mashlll offered the following Ia
uon. which was adop ed
Resolned Ihal the Ri Ter Of the Land Oliee b. re
qncslfd t. furnish the Conycution at rs early pebd
"a pfartcahe, sl f all patents ISIS ed itom his Office
since Jan. lZh 1910, showing lhe aggregate amour of
acre, In each year scpaatsy.
Mr.. Jannev, ii LJudaun Offered the following re.olu
ton which was adopted:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

-. FRIpNy. Nov |.
he session oi the Convention was uprn.d with pray
Ct hy the Rev. Mr.. Courtney
ibe minutes Of tho proceedings Of tho previous day
were 1,ad ~
The Pres dfot stated that first in order was the unGn
shed busiucts ol VS. ctday
Mr. Slmn2han wlhdrew his am ndmenl 10 the res,
luton al Mr.. Pre-.
Mt inco stated that II sui the views Of the rene
men o' HE Convention, he would modify il SO as to
mike HE ADJ 'urnmen date from Monday the An in
slant - "
MI smith, OF kanawha preferred Tuesday
MI Butts WAS afraid that Monday OF Tuesday was
tho early day. lie had voted Tor the resolution from
the laci, that II would allow lime for consideration of
Tue vations amendments etc.. which mnhl be PROMISED
lie moved Tor the present to lay The question on the
table At the request If Mr.. Ca1lile Mr. Bots with
drew the amendment for the present
The debate WAS continued by Messrs Jnnney LYONS
Conway, Elmunds and Wise
Mr., Wise proceeded to show that the inetest of tho
slave holders demanded delay and proceeded +, demon.
''e 'na 'hefi toIesi was locked up in the e,tahi
men' oil the white basis, aud that The peace and SAFETY
OF me East especially demanded reform. The advan
ages Of improvement of communication. etc. were all
"Wtll nP1n ana the meet slty of dcbratlon and me Il
enable the Nalet To reap emcnse advantages accruno
tom lis position and ttcli les
lie spoke at great eng III, and warmly advocated the
adJlurnn"nt
MI WISE having concluded, Mr. NJ. r. H. Garnet,
""No 'ha' Inc convent on adJuun at the ius ance %
"''t members II was amended that II read until 10
a. W 'o-m"How. The moIItca in was subsrauepil
""'u''"n ana me original moHon adopted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

90 Hon. Horace Mann, representative IN
Congress from Massachusetts, has been reectedby
the Wing nominating Convention of his district
Taking into consideration the popularity of Mr.
NJ, his high personal character and fine literary
and political requirements, it is a severe rebuke
TO the anatica and unpatriotic course which he
pursued in the last session Of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

FoREicN NEws.-By the late arrivals from
Europe, we learn that Tobacco continues 10 m
prove in price in the English markets, especially
lOr Virginia slemmeI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
SATURDAY, Nov. >. 1850
Prayer by the Rev Dr.. Early. Of the NJ tboli.
Church

THE REPORTING.
The President ltd bcfue the Convention a comntpni
Gallon llom Nl',srS Coln Baptist and Nolan propo.lng
10 Publish the proceedings and debtles IN una7o oInl
"h"h could be bound up at the close of The session. 90
copies n be furnished 10 each nomber
Nj. Scott oI H., moved To take up the reporl Of the
committee on the SAME suhicc
NJ Prco objected that the ma Ter Of reporting wo4IJ
excite dehate and might prevent decision of The qat
ton o adjournment
MI Mar m ot Marshall, thought it imporan, to have
NE question as 10 the mode of reporting be secured de
cIrd Al once.
Mr. Pace ronlinui 10 urge the popiery If going on
with the inf he'd hus ness
Mr. scott Withdrew his motion with the understand
'nI mat the rplu ON fcporng should BE- taken up and
disposed OF on Monday
THE ADJOURNMENT
The House plpcee6ed TO the Unfinished busuess be
~ tie resolution Of Mr. pric. that when the House ad.
J'nn ON Monday next II will al 1nrn 10 meet ON the first
Monday IN Janulrv next
Mt VI. X. II. Gameu. who moved the adlnrnmrn,
Yesterday sid he had intention Of occupying the or
and yielded it To
Nh snoard, when discussion arose. similar to tina, Of
the preceding days which participated in bv Messrs
! Wise, Stanard. Scott of r., Scott # f. Edinunds
Jannfy, Marlin of H., Cooke and Bolts.
he Vote GA the Resolution then taken and rsul ted
as fallows:
Avs Messrs Anderson, Bland, Blue Brown, Byrd
! 'Imdsn. Cafettoa, Garlic ID Carer. ! \ Garter
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GuanO +! GIlanO.

'Fi sub s"rhcrs have now in Store arnnfIo
for Sin 10 atiu,rs ard Planters Pcruvia,ae-
Pat gonl"h GUANO III any quantity oil dsp-
ing l,rnIs.
The GUANO wllicl, we offer il warranted I"
be pure and unadutcmad, pat mp in sn'sthn :
tial bags containing from l20lhs to -ooh" nach
bag having he brand Of the State Inspector N"
al Pcrnvnn) and to 2;( LIST quality Pa'agon'aD
others beIng OF inIr,iur or damaged quality
winch purchasers should be caretul to tah !,
tc. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
ur immediate attention.
T. M.iI.COA & Co.,
Dealers in Gnano, SccdS Gram, lUur&c,
No Wood ST ncwle> = whar,
BALTIMORE.
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"A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
asr. syOrsdcIIs Vegetable fscstera
tvs Pills

hesc filis are ccrta in cure (iftaken in aC-
c"fohhce To the directions inclosIng the hoy
i"r Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Lirer Complaint
inynrhsa, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and a l..
diseases arising from improper exposure, lmpu-
rules Vt the blood, disordercd Stomach aud Bill
lious fabits, Fcye' and .71ue. &c sc.
1heV are compounded nf pure vegetable In
gradients and are sc gentle in their elects upon
the SYSTEM that The tcndcrcsi infui. or the mos
delicate Female may take them with perfect
safety, yet the most desperate diseases yield n,
once To TO thc:r curative power.
Read the following confirmation Of the above
from highly respectable Lady ofCccil county.
DR.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sr:-A sense ofduty to my follow
mortals prompt me to make this public ac-
knowledgeniant of the great and inv, liable
benefit have derived from The Use of your
Worsdels Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pai ms in my aldo
men and left side, with indigestion aud corsll-
patton which grew upon me for ii years ando
ou|cd get no relief and was finally broughth
my bed where lay suffering greatly until abou
Three years ago wien | fortunately bccameat
ware through your agent here Mr.. To II
Knight OF the high estimation in which
PIl!s were held by those who had tried them
and commenced using them, and after using
few boxes l found by the bless ing OF God
most permanen cure had been effected.
With the earnest hope that this s,atcmcn
may prove OF service to the afflicted
subscribe yout greatly obliged friend
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn '49
These lils are for sale by Brown & Mclntirc
EIkton; b. Z. Gown, Cowantown; Stephen b.
Ford, ~ East; Il. Is. Graham, Churlestown;
Cochran X Tayio, Pcrryvillc; +. II. Knight
Wood Lawn; }. A. Atkinson s. Bro Por. Depos
II; Henry Bennett, Frenchtown X Roads; Ino
b. Morton, Warwick: james l.. Pryor, Head
ct Sassatras; +. Crookshanks, Cec,l,on. Ed
i. Osburn Frcdcrcktown, Cecil county. J
Br'son Principal Agent No lU1 w. fayct,
st. BALTIMORE Md.
Oct Is 'I9
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This MEDICINE prepared by regular
physicicn and is the result of an extensive prac
tice otscveral years in billions climate--it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be ia
ken by any one with perfect safety TO the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the "Fmmer's
and Enigrant's Hand Rook." n valuable work of
about 500 pages recently published by hessrs
Appleton q Co. New York. In chapter S: pa &c
233, the author in speaking Of Fever and Ae ue,
remarks:
"There is most admirable medicine sold in
most OF the Western cities. which wo can con
scentiously recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, it is the INDIA
ICHOLAGOGUE, which IS prcpa red by Or. o.
good of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders Of the West his special study We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity of
knowing the invaluable effects oftLe Cholagoguc
in. Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Messrs. ScArrEacoop
fiAvERsTlcK & Co, ofPhiladelphia
PHILADELPHIA, I'd mo 24th 1912.
Or. C.. OSgood:- Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects ofthc
medicine IN the case OF a young man who had
boon troubled with chis long time and could
not get cloar oft them, but since he commenced
taking bottle of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTERGOOD HAVERSTICK sc
Numerous other certificates from persons O
CHEST responsibility tcstitying to the great cillc
acv Of the medicine can be seen on application
undersigned-nlso small treatise ou the dis
SEES treatment and cure OF Fever ard :, .gur. i,on
other diseases o. bilious climates may C can
gratis any of the follow 'ng named 4 IT..
DR.. Joseph Wallace EIkioG, Charles :, Rob
erts Cecilton, A. w. Davis Havre de Grace.
James Wilson Port Deposit John II. Clayton
Church Hill. Goodwin & Gibson Cen trcv,lle
George F.. Brown, s. Bro and Irwin Smith
:" wholesa lie AGENTS for RtItimorn
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BAMB OROUGH'S
Celebrated Wi ndmills, or Grsin Ia


90, IL subscriber offers his combined patent
windmill or Gram Fan to farmers, in the full
assurance that 1t by far the best article ever
invented. IN proof OF this opinion he refers
10 the TACT, that MS ian bas taken 25 PREMIUMS
aho SILVER MEDALS at inc various agricutu-
RAJ exhlot'ohs IN fennsYvania, New Jersey,
Dcm"arc ana Maryland, within the last few
years-not having failed to take the prcmu N
IN single instance! These premiums having
been awarded after careful examination by
committees OF inteiligent practical farmers,
stronger evidence of the great superiority of the
ian could not be desired.
among lllc premiums takon last fall (ls49)
was ma! at the Maryland State Fair, held at
Baltimore IN October, where there were thirty
Two 1--WE 'ans on inc ground, among them Cloves
Grants, beheIs, 81 Glars. Pennock's, Sc.
aver thorongh trial Of them all, the first pre-
mum M ""$ aUa"ed to BA"BoRouGns /! AT the
ln,'adeipnlo county society's exhibition, Oct. 4
"'i' inc committee pronounced Bhmborougl's
an 10 VIC .Ile most Oer'ect and etfectual clean.
or oVeE eS n, me FAIRS At Upper Mari
p'f"ugn' .hu' mount Holly, N. j.; Jacksonville
"a; me s'ate AR at New Castle, Del, awar
oeu t''e hrs' premium, AFTER fair trial against
many o,'.er iihs' similar result followed ev
cry ", tr'ai IN me Two proceeding years.
"' s""1e' 'oc' has had eighteen years cxpe-
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FEATHERS! FEATHERS!
10000

Pounds Of Feathers, comprising all qualities,
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
caAh prices by HARTLEY a KNIGHT,
las S. Second street., doors above Spruce.
Our customers and the public in general will
lease
~ NOTICE AND RENE MBER .s-r
that since the alteration recently smade in our
store: the Bedding Department Of our business
is IN the second story, where we now have
ready made, or will make 10 order BEDS,
BOOSTERS. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
and CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We hlo keep cor stantly Oh hand, a good as
sortmcnt ofTIcKiNGs, BI.ANKErs, MAssE,LLss
QuiLTs, CoMFonrapLEs, SAcKiNG BorroMs, SC
The First Floor and Basement
have been appropriated TO the sale of
Carpetines, Oil Cloths and Mattings,
BRUSSELS Carpetings, Tapestry do. Jmper,rl
Three Ply, l"grn'1 Carpetings, from IS cen,s
to $40, Stair Carpctings, from 10 cts to 8! 90
n'ry Carpctngs, from 2oc's to 81 ,25, Rag
arp t'nss, from 25 to 40 cents, also, oil Clo,lls
ana Muttings, at all prices For Sale bv
HARTLEY d. KNIGHT.
l18 S. Second st. doors above Spruce,
Philadelphia.
Hiasch l5-oa.:.
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ny "WlLLIE."

Her dear Image! let mo press il,
Closcly, to my throtbing hoart;
II. love il! how | bless it!
And with il VIII never part
For as look into these eyes,
A nd think that she returns the gaze,
Oh such sweet emotions rise
That nought but her dear self could raise.
But when would impart kiss,
And feel the pressure of her lips,
Seeking for the honied bliss,
Ofthe hummng bird, when he sips
The sweets from his loved flowers,
Winglng his way SO merrily
Der pleasant mead and fragrant bowers
Teaching mortals to live chssrily,-
Then, then, the spell i, broken.
For no soft, sweet, return doth bless
And I'm told-yct no word spoken
Through picture DEAR" Ills not dear 8.
When, oh when, for the ideal,
Can clasp her own loved form,
Change the image, for the real,
Meier to part in sunshine or storm.
Bill, loved picture, thou l.rt n swse,ly binding
Mirroring more clearly, that face shrnci in
my breast
And those dear eyes seem pleading with me
neer TO shrink
From my duty, FLY her l would be blest.
Yes, If Fortune should me lead far from her
My lips to thee, dear image, fondIy will
press,
Dreaming my guardian angel, my own swee,
dove,
IL cheering my weary way with fond carcss
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e Fl Z A p
BLIND AND SHADES !!
Ii. j. WILL III A M :
No II North Sixth Street,
philoinj ,1,;o
Philadel Jhia.

VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURE
' and ocsa lie and retail dealer in W lndow
Shades--awa.d the highest PREMIUMS at the
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore cxhi-
tons.
Curtains made and Lettcrcd for Stores and
Public Build ngs.
A large assor tment of Il lInds and Shades of
new styles and linish at tie lowest Cash prices.
The public will find it to their interest to call.
Old II linds painted and trimmed TO look
equalto new.
ID. J. w. informs the patrons of FREEMAN s
old establishment. No l43 South Second street,
that he has removed from there to No u North
S'xtL Street, where he respectfully soIicl,s
continuance ofpatronasc. march 9-2m.
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Piano FOrtcS.

THE LARGF Il, CHApESr, BnaESThe
most elegant assortment Of Piano Fortas Gu
United Alaies, can 4 ways be found at tho u r
house oi thu subscriber.
III Chcsnut Street, nbore Fifth.
At the Old Stand occupied more than third
Ola ccnturi by Mr.. George W,il,g, music pub
Usher
rllNOS, II7RPS, ORGANS, SERA-
HINES, EOLlANS, &c, Sc
fresh llon the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Phadelphm,
and elsewhere. Sod, Wholesale and retail at
the makers cash prices.
OSCAR G. B. CARTER
Ill Chestnut Street, Pl.iladcl pha.
Feb 9--ly
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For The Cecil WhIo.l

Ma. EplroR "A notice in your last pa
per Of "inconsilered triflcs" brought to
recollection fugitive piece or two-lying
in drawer-ot particular friend Of mine,
whose situation is satisfactorily explained
by the enclosed it will not be displeaslng
TO any OF the parties should 1t appear If
deemed worthy in some corner OF your
paper. X.
TO Sweet, gentle ****'s Daguerreotype