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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

TERMS.-Thc vfrsisIAs is published semi
weekly at a per annun,. alrasce. No subscrip-
son taken for Shorter time than six monfhs aud
q, paer is discontinued, except the option of the
Propors, until all arrrarger shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cent. pcr
square Tor css) for every inner form Insertion and
~ centsfor every outcr 1.-THE number OF in
scrtions il not noted the MS. it win br publish
81 till ordered out and charged accordingly.
Tho Yearly RATES are For the privilege Of
two squares $40; for one square t25-if inner form
s3j. Every yearly adscyfiser sil l,s rcezired 70
rorsr his advertising 10 tis psrsicaias kne of bz-
meas and II be exceed the space ssjpaIssd for, he
will be charged ns,abiy for the excess
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IssON & BRASS FOUNDRY.

n IRON & BRASS EOGE DRY.
81 q MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W FACTORY The undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added addition
al aneui of seam pnwer 20 their establishment, and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in Il s;yic not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand all kinds feast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 thcir
beautiful assortment Of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, sc.
They offer thcir services for the manufacture Of
AL kinds Of Machinery; such Horse Power, Mil
Gearing. &c All kinds of Plows. together with
many other Agricultural Imrlcments, are kept ron-
stanrly for sale. They tsanuiactGrc Wheat rrsl-
ing Machines oithc most approved patterns, AT the
largo Brick Foundry, Main Street. below the Frank
in Hotel. j. & G.. s. DIUGuID.
March 2-Iv
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"a, STOVES! sTOVEs!! TIN AND

- u ~ = ~ ~ -A.Hp
~ .Sbcet fr0a Ware. and Housekeeping Artl-
T-=-A> cics gcBeraily.-The subscriber would in-
form his friends and the public, that he has in
store and is constantly adding thereto, large and
well assorted stock Of the aforementioned articles.
All binds of Cook. Parlur Office and Church
STOVES. beautiful patterns. selected expressly for
this market He invites all to call and examine
his stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which too
numerous to mention, before purchasing elsewhere
Tor he is determined to sell cheap : similar ar
ticcs can be bought in this market.
III All kinds of work done in my line in the
neHtest manner, on the lowestters and at the shor
test notice
A lot of Cistern and Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call my store, Bank Sqpare doors beio,c
the Market, Wnere you will be waited upon with
pleasure Oct 9-ts1 SNM l.. LECKIE.
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DEATB or MoNTGoMEgY, THE PoET--

DEATH or MoNreoMEaY, The PoEf+--
Montgomery. known chiefly for his deyo-
Iional poetry, died reccpty in England. in
his eighiieth year. He fr.t poetical wgrk
was "The Wanderer in Switzerland, =
which appeared in 1906, and YES received
with signal favor by the public. and has
passed through some fifteen editions sThe
West Indies was published ip 1907;
"Prison Amuscmeats' in 1910, through
written sixteen years before; "The World
beforethe Flood" 10 1913; "Greenland' in
lsl9.nnd the Pelican islapd' at ssubse.
quent period. An edition cf his collected
works was issued in hs4l.-FA7sadespAia
Ledger
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MORE 4 GALLAGHER,

factures Of Iron Rangs for fencing, enclosures for
Ccmetry lots. Balconies Nerandnhs. and all kinds
of Ornamental lrea Work. Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
!S- John LONG Agent for the above houses,
will Shew the designs to any who may call on him,
an1 receive their orders Sent lS--lv
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DhILADEAPHIA MARBLEsnd

j IRON WORK.. STRTTHERSS d son
2S9 Market iStroS, philadelphia. furnish all
kinds of Marble and kea Stone Work, consisting
of Marble Mantlcs, Monuments, Fonts, Head
Stones, Flooring lyle and all kinds of Front work.
&c. Orders promptly executed and work warrant
cd against breakage in transportation.
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&2s-1R NOTICE.--Iha have for sne three
sA~si1s new Freight Boats, made Of the best
tnaicrial and workmanship. Any person wishing
80 purchase can be furnished upon very accommo-
dating terms Apply to the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst cousy. Va.
July lots ALEXANDER MuNDY.
RcruiliruRc conv
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WATCHES and Jcyyclry.

e. WATCHES and Jeyyclry.-
ga The undersigned would respectfully in
1kaS form $he citizens Of Lynchbgrg and the
public generally that he has taken the house lately
occupied Jewelrv establishment by Mr. f. W
Victor, next door TO Mr.. John kinnicrs grocery
and opposite Mr.. Rumbough Shoe and Hat Store
whore he intends 90 ssndsct, the best of his a.
biliig. tkc Watch and Jcwery busne-, ,Silversmith-
ing, watch and clock repairing and repairing of
Jewclry. All persons wanting goods or work done
in his line, respectfully solicited To give him
call II. SILyERTHDRN.
N.B.-Oid gold and siiser-warc taken in exchange
for new or worked over to order. II. S.
ll.f 1u--l.n
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c.,g1..a, NEYy AND REAllFlEIL

s1s.r So * - A.SD - - - - = Sc a -
HZ@@G CARRlAhES,-Th subscriber has the
pleasure to say ohis friends. that be- has just reccv
ed a large lot Of Carriages and BBggics of almost
every description. selected at the North By one of
the most experienced Coach builders he has ever
known, md who has retired from busincs. The
styles of the latest aud approved patterns
at prices lower than ever. only ask call to cen
vince the public of the fact.
Oct y-Sn HENRY NJ DTDLAEF
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"a Az the Sign ofthe Red Hat

"a At the Sign Ofthe Red Hat
- The subscriber gould respectfully inform his
friends, customers and shc rNlDic generally, that
he has jus, received large assortment Of HA rs,
embracing the following fashions New York. Phil
adeI plaza. Baltimore and French styles. Also, n
dress hat, gottca spfor young gents. most beauti-
ful article. We would particularly invite the at
tc1tioa Of the young gentlemen to shis article a
large assortment of Siouc Hats cfthe latest styles.
beautiful lot of Caps, Fillmore, Hungarian, Ma
Wy md Military, &c. &c.
We have received and still receiving, Ladies,
IA Misses and Infants plain. dress and fancy
SHOES, of various styles and qualities.
Also large assortment Of .Hea's and Boys Boots
and Shoes; lot of stitched downs, and also hand
n good assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags,
which | will sell very low.
0ct6 Cts JACOB RIiMBOUGH
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ID sTARLEls * Co, HAVE O.

rs, ESE.sAY.- .--Was tnkcn mp IN lynch
ttY-s,S burg Monday the l7th Nov'r.. BAY
HORSE. with one eye apparently about
IA wears ol@. and very much skinned about his legs
and back aud il windhroken. The o=ner can CHI
tain him by paying charges, on application TO
LEROY WILMO,
Doc I--3t# of Amherst
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III MACCARONE.--ie boxes superior Mac
~ caroni, just 10 hand and FOR sale by
Nov PTS MCDANIEL & LEE.
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"Pie-o, 18Th Get. 1915.

He cut several locks Of his hair and en-
closed them 10 the letter, which he consign-
ed and recommended to the General.
Captain SArace was chosen bis defend
er and he presented himself 70 the un'ortl /, ,
nate man to announce to him the painful
Office he had to perform 10 the presence Of
the Judges Murst anrswsred;
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\ EW GGCDS.-The subscriber has just
~ received an additional supply of TVa'ckes and
.Jcueiry, very handsome and of the latest style all
Of which he Is disposed to sell as low any house
in town would respectfully solicit examina-
lion Nov Colin H. SITVERTHORN
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POETRY.
x&.a n

O weep not for the dead.
Rather. o rather give the tear
T those that darkly lingcr here.
When all beside are fed:
Weep for the spirit withering
In its cold, cherries sorrowing;
Weep for the young and lovely ono
That ruin darkly revels on:
But never be a tear-drop shed
For them. the pure, enfranchised dead.
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ism and gratitude Of the country-he has On I'M
posing person, he has political experience, nc has
military renown, he has Southern principles. Iako
away his jack-kuife, and give him a hat OF CHRIS
tian fashion, aud he will surely answer
We have had for the past week the most dell
ciously unreasonable weather you can imagine
am writing this morning near on open window,
through which pours a rich flood OF summer sun
light while, to make the illusion perfect, from
balcony near comes the matin song OF canary,
with no hint Of cage in the blithe MARBLE.
Think of this for your comfort as you battle with
the East wind in your morning walk, or SILVER
over the register on your return.
am struck with the identifying and revivify-
ing effect which this climate seems to have on the
complexion of many ladies. | never saw such
brilliant color as positively illuminates the fair
faces one meets on the Avenue, these sunny days.
Not the deep, universal, vulgarly healthy glow
which frosty morning spreads over the counte-
nsnces of your Northern beauties, but bright,
changeless carnation, which stays where it be-
longs, in the cheeks and lips, and never shoots
up into the brow which lies like a line of snow
above it, nor makes impertinent incursions into
the nasal territory.
Sometimes, when | meet lady with slight
figure, thin features, and Swallowed eyes, | am
startled by the unvarying vividness and distinct
outline of this color, and murmur sadly" far
gone in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thingp Don't
in your cynicism suggest that all ascribe to the
climate of Washington may be but the effect Of
that French abomination, called rouge. You can.
not explain away the phenomenon in that man
ner but for moment granting that the daughters
of the Puritans could so be-Jezebel themselves
they would surely have taste enough to put it or
more delicatey and artistically. Even your irrey
erence for the elite of the Capital City could not g
so far as to suppose it possible that matrOns whose
failing eyesight prevented them from seeing what
a daub they were making Of it, would indulge il
rouging No; il we may no longer reverence the
grey hairs of Age, because they are not, let vi
at least refrain from shifting it on the cheek.
Again, repeat, all must be referred to the eli
mate and if some are afflicted with too much Of
O good thing, it is their misfortune, not their
fault the climate overdoes the matter. II is
strange, however,, that ii has vo-sEset on my com
plexion ] look in vain to see the red light break.
ing through the pale, Spanish-brown Of my cheek
But perhaps have not been here long enough
for suOt g,oS clsA-Sl
lpray your pardon for spinning out this slight
thread of letter to such an uncomfortable
length. GRACE GREENwooD.
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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WHIPPLES GRAND ORIGINAL EXIII
TION OF THE DISSOLVING VIEWS

WHIPPLES GRAND ORIGINAL EXIIIBI-
TON OF THE DlSSOLVING VIEWS,
As erhbaed IN the Cites Of Boston, PHILADELPHIA, and
eisenhere.
- REPRESENTATIONS Of the most beautiful scenery OF
all parts OF the world with great variety OF ancient
and modern structures ruins cities castles 40 which are
produced In truly wonderful manner The most beautiful
scenes grow into proportion and again disappear hut
sudden and mysterious Is the transition Il can only be
compared 10 the magic OF dream by the eve
A Splendid Series OF Views,
Among which several representations Of White Nom
tain Scenery, In New Hampshire; after which,
THE OXYHYDROGEN MICROSCOPE
win be applied, revealing the wonders Of the Animaeuar
World Followed by
EUROPEAN views,
Among which "A View Of Rome; the coliseum; the
Castle Of 81 Angelo at Night Illuminated by Fireworks
the Swiss Cottagethe Snow Storn City Of Constantine
pie the Lake OF Killarney CITY Of Lisbon; city and bay
Of Naples Eruption OF Mount Vesuvlus; and many others
Of the most sublime and beautiful scenes In kurpethr
whole cnlyened with nutc and concluding with brilliant
display Of
PYRAMlC FIRES!
with variety Of beautiful scenes among
which are
An equestrian likeness OF Gen. Taylor on parade;
correct likeness ~ Jenny Lind, acknowledged by all TO
be perfect taken by the aid Of Daguereoype Instruments
from the Swedish Nightingale In person;
Marine view Of ships In nctusl motion;
CalifOrnian's Dream-and many others OF mAtobIess
beauty.
G1~ Open every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, commencing Mt half past o'clock
Doors open at half past six exhibition commences half
past o'clock
Ticket. % cents; children half price Reductions made
or schools Jan. ,.
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WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMED FOR
CONSUMPTION.

Aud tie best Medicine k'orn 10 for Asthma Of ereyy
stage, Lir1 Complaints Bronetitis Influenza, Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Shorfnsss Of Breath,
Pains and Weakness in he Side, Breast, DC, and all
other d seGSeS ofihe Pulmonary Organs.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
The greater the value OF any discovery the higher is
hed pubno and much In proportion
IL that public liable TO be imposed upon by the spurious
limitations Of ignorant designing and dishonest men, who
like the drone in the hive have neither the ability nor In
cinaton to provide for Themselves but thrive and xur
ate upon the earnings Of the deserving.
Now that this preparation Ia well known to be more
certain cure for INCIPIENT CONS IMP TON, As tn
MA, LIVER COMPLAINT COUGHS, BRONCHE
tbs, and all similar affections, than any other remedy
ever known, there will be AND NOW ARE, found those
vlsnousy wicked to spurious and perhaps
poisonous mixture and try palm IL of the genuine
Balsam.
This Is to caution dealers and the public generally
THE WRITTEN SIGMA TURE or l. BUTTS ON
TIE WRAPPER. The rest merely initiate the name
9th original while they possess of Its virtues
Originally prepared by Williams n Co.. Philadelphia
now prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail only by
SETH W. F0VLE, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders
should be addressed aud for sale by his agents
the country.
For sale also by
u. s. Patterson, Washington, d. e.
FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia
A b. j. ID. SANDS, New York.
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PENIS YLVANIA AVENUE,
One door east Of H.. ID. Giininn's Drug Store.

EXHIBITION FREE.
rNO meet the Increasing patronage Of this establishment
i the Sitting and Exhibition Rooms have Lsen enlarged
and fitted mp In style second 10 10 this country
II necessary Also to have assistance In the ope-
rating department. and have therefore assocst with me
Mr.. y. NJ Cory, from New York, which will enable
maintain the present popularity OF this Gallery
Some valuable additions " the lection Of specimens
have been recently Ias1e among which will mention that
Of JENNY LIND, taken from life; one Of AMIN hey,
Turkish knvoy and one, from Daguerreotype taken In
Rome, Of Powerss statue Of JOHN g. CALHOUN
The collection Of the United States Senate intended for
exhibition the Worlds Fair to be bald In London in May
next will be complete in few days. part Of which may be
seen At this time.
Having superior Sky Light and Of the hest German
Cameras capable Of taking portraits twelve times the usual
size and twice the size Of any In his city toge her with
and successful practice for the last twelve years.
we feel being able 10 furnish Daguerrsot, pes
those Who may want them which, for beauty Of tons
ness Of impression, life like expression grace and Of
position, cannot he surpassed.
BY nsw and improved process prsctieed At this estsb
haen enabled to take pictures In the short space
OF one sscond enabling parents 10 supply themselves with
perfect Daguerreoypes OF th,ir little ones OF all as-
" Miniatures neatly &c, In iockets breastt ms finger
rings, and settings furnished, II desired.
Ms. BENNETT
Jan 2. 4. M. CORY.
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To Friends and CO-WOrkeS.
OAK HALL, BOSTON.

visit TO this widely known establishment will amply
repay all travellers Everybody has heard of IT, nearly
one million Of people have II but the constant i'm
proVements aud engagements which Mr.. Simmons Is
obliged to introduce to accommodate his increasing trade
renders visit interesting As 1t stands OAK NALL
has not its equal in the country From the largest stock Of
garments collected together purchaser may select &c
suit his fancy and make saving of handsome per cent
upon his purchase.
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THE COMPASS,

aud continue 10 publish the every morning. except
sunday. II will set forth the principles Of the
FREE SOIL PARTY,
bot II will be truly Free Paper and the bond servant
Of any cause, or any party, except that Of
Yreedsn,, Truth, and Humanity.
Tie Pole Star which will point viii be the Right
bat the Right Of All
II viii recognise the obligations Of law the necessity Of
order and the duty u peace and good will 10 eli
No palms expense will be spared 10 make II good Daily
Papera commercial POLITICAL and literary paper WORTHY
Of the create H. Aad whose sentiments viii rep.
resent
Ils names Of the editors viii be announced hereafter
The price Of the Daily Will he i've dollars OF the Weekly
two dollars -always In advances.
subscriptions and applications for rsesv
ed, for the present, at No. Water street
farther particulars hereafter.
n a. HOWE,
WILLIAM JACKSON,
y. W. Bird,
JOHN r, JEwRTT,
Boston, Dec. 2s-ySn.9 Trustees.
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THE HON. PRESTON KING.

Mr.. King, we are sorry to state met with quite
a serious accident last Monday morning Going
out Of his house, in some haste, to fire, and the
streets being covered with sleet he fell and broke
the knee-pan Of his right leg. The fracture is
not dangerous one, but requires strict attention
for its cure and will conhne him to his bed dur
ing the remaining part Of the session Of Congress
NOT lnnoar
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NEW YORK TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

BRANCH on w. i. JENNINGS Co1 NEW IoHh
Psnn,yirania apsnus, near SiSih street, Washington
TIME subscriber still continues IA condnct the branch Of
the above estabsh@sDt where he has on hand large
assortment Of Cloths Casssrss, and Vssfngs, which viii
he made up prices and In the style New
York.
Also ON hand large stock Of Opucoais, Soek kSseA
nd Drss Csais Pants and Vests every article
say for gsntensns wardrobe that In every emergency
gentlemen may Be nttsd with fashionable suit without de-
lay. Jsns1 WALTER HOWE
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GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-

(NOPAKTNERsHiP.-Theu undersigned respectfully an
~ 10 the public that they have entered copar
nershp for the transaction Of general Exchange and Bank
Ing business In the city Of Washington under the firm Of
sELDEN, WRITER'S, 4 co.
All business inrustsd TO them will b attended 10 with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN, late Treasurer ~ STATES
JOHN WITHERS, Of Alsraniria, Vssinio,
H. W. LATHAM, ofts CITY of Washington.
l.. y. AYNE, Of baltimore, Maryland.
Ian.
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THE COALITION FOR SLAVERY.

This coalition is gradually strengthening itself
We learn that there is paper in circulation, this
siguers to which pledge themselves not to support
any candidate for any office who refuses to sup.
port the compromise measures and the Fugitive
Act Among the signers, it is understood, are
Henry Clay, Daniel Dickinson, Mr.. Duer, Mr..
Toombs, and many other Wing and Democratic
politicians The name of General Csss has not
yet been attached.
Three coalition tickets are talked Of for the next
Presidency, and Vice Presidency-Fillmore and
Cobb, Webster and Foote, Clay and Dickinson.
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON D. C, JANUARY 3d. 1851.

will be fOrcibly closed and the rights Of the Hol-
steiners, perhaps, triAed with. Nothing like
fairness can be expected from the Dresden Con-
gress, for none of its members have any true
sympathy for Liberty. Julian.
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CAIiILL TOLNIAN,

COMMISSION Merchant and Manufacturers' Agent
~ for the sale Of every description Of PLtIN AND
PAINTED WOODEN WARE. Particular attention
given TO shipping goods promptly at the lowest rates to
any part OF the country Orders solicited
No Canal and No IL Nlerrmsc streets, Boson, Mas
saGhusetts. FIN
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oHIo.-That portion Of the Opposition who are
Disguised with the Iiunkerism Of many Of their
old leaders, have called a Young Mems Democratic
State Convention, to meet in Columbus on the
2lst Of May. The call appears in the Salesman.
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRr AT Nrw ORrrass-A FIRE
broke this morning January Isl in the st.
Charles Hotel, and, before the, flames could be
arrested, the entire building, with nearly all its
valuable furniture, were laid in ruins
The flames extended to Rev Mr.. Clapps
church; also the Methodist Church and like
wise to the Poydras Street church-all Of which,
besides several other buildings, we're destroyed.
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VgaaILLIos. yanuayv II, 1851

Fha"ILIIUN, JHH"Wy ~ IoJI'
To The Editor Of The National Era.
Sin: | notice in your paper Of January the
proceedings of meeting held in Palermo, Oswego
Co. New York, on Monday evening, November 4,
called the Fugitive Slave Law Meeting. find
10 that notice my name mentioned as member OF
the committee that drafted those resolutions.
Now, gentlemen, think il due to myself to say,
through your columns, that did not draft those
resolutions; nor do approve Of them, either in
sentiment or language. was not present at the
time Of my appointment committeeman, and
gave no liberty to have my name used in connec-
ton with these resolutions ] was present at the
time of their proposal to the meeting, and publicly
expressed my disapprobitOn Of them.
Please publish, and oblige yours,
MoRRIs PLACE
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--'--
MEDICAL IECTUR N.

THE Spring Session Of the Physiological College, Gin
Il cnnati Ohio will commence on the first Monday In
March, I- and continue twelve weeks Lectures TO bs
given at Centre Hail. Of Fifth street and Western
Row
The Of Iostraetion will embrace Chemistry Eots
n.y. Maters NEEDLES, Therapeutics Anatomy Surgery OBJ
stetrcs. aud Theory and Prsstce.
Tickets % the h, course, ga matrculation. 3d. am
graduation, 90. JOSEPH BROWN,
Jan. fs-dt Dean Of the Faculty
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Patented By Jesse Losess, Of Springfield, Mass
THIS IL the best Sash and Blind Machine now In uss
The machines cost 500 each a. the shop where they
made Springfield Extra charge for the right Of
using The machine does nj 20 the window sash and blinds
except putting them together.
Orders from abroad will be promptly sttente TO- by adj
dressing JESSE LtAvENS,
Jan. 9-3t Palmer Depot, Mass sshusttta
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LITTELLN LIVING AGE

( CONTENTS OF No. 800. - Price, twelve and hall
~ cents.
]. Lord Carsles Lecture on Am, RIGA Leeds Times
2 The First Tronble.-Sharpe's Magazine
g. The Mystic Vial Chapters xi-xvii- Dublin Unpsr.
,ay Magatins
L. Life and Times Of John Evelyn-ShaIpss Magazine
D. MemOry-B
O. France and Add. ell Ksder Times
7. Cost OF Patents IN England ID
\. The West Indies DAILY k.srs
o Copyright Work Of a foreigner.-B.
With Poetry aud Short Articles.