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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
Late scenes In Congress.
From the New York Sun. !

Close upon the heels Of the Brown and Wilcox
scene in the House Of Representatives. almost n
similar one has occurred between Messrs. Fitch
and Dunham, Of Indiana and duel is talked Of
These scenes appear greatly to amuse 'the House"
They certainly do not amuse the people outside
of Washington but are the cause of deep regret
and sorrow. With the exception of the Tee-
graph, none of the Washington papers have dared
to publish the mildest rebuke of the disgraceful
conduct now so common in the Capitol Those
journals which were seriously alarmed lest the
unusual attentions paid to Governor Kossuth
should detract from the dignity of the republic,
close their eyes and are dumb when the dignity
of the republic is really compromised by conduct
on the part of its representatives which closely
resembles gamblers row on q Mississippi steam
boat.
And these also the journals which talk
with so much sober earnestness about the people
of this country being the only people in the world
worthy of republican institutions and fitted for self
government, citing, to the prejudice of French
men, Irishmen, Italians, Germans, and others
just such impulsiye excesses of passion occur
under their own eyes in the halls of the legisla-
ture. Did we not know the motive and the cause,
we would be surprised to find those who sustain
the idea of the capacity of the "Anglo-Saxon'
race, exclusively, for self-goyernment, overlook
ing in silence so much "Ango7 Saxon" vulgar
violence and mis-goyernment of tongue, temper
and conduct.
The people of this country may rejoice that
the permanency and harmonious working of their
political institutions depend not upon the natural
superiority in wisdom and prudence of any race
Of men, but are secured against damagogsm,
passion, or ambition, by constitutional guaran-
ties based on immutable principles, appealing
ever to the enlightened reason, the interest and
patriotism of all classes of citizens for support.
The founders of our republic took good care to
lay its foundations sure and strong They put
more confidence in their own architecture than
in the wisdom and taste Of future architects and
we bless their memories for it. Had they been
satisfied with temporary structure, sufficient
for their day, we might have been pretty much
in the condition of other nations, contending
about the plan on which we should build; or the
old structure might be threatening to fall and
crush us at any moment. These considerations
should teach us to be humble, charitable and
sympathizing.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23

General BANKING and Exchange Business.
COPARTNERSHIP.
NHE undersigned respectfully to the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
In the city Of Washington under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERS a co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia.
r, W. LATHAM,
OF the city Of Washington.
L. p, BAYNE,
mar 2i-tf OF Baltimore, Maryland.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
II IRKW0oD McGILL respectfully inform the citizens
IN of Washington that they continue to execute every
description OF BOOK and JOB PRINTING with nsstness
and despatch.
Bs- Pamphlets Cards. Handbills, Labels Bank Checks,
Circulars Notices, Insurance Policies Posters Bill Heads,
&C. &c. printed at short notice. Also printing In fancy
colors RS- OFFICE corner Of 9Th and d streets
d,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
No. l31 Nassau street, New

complete Catalogue for Agents will be furnished t.
AL who desire it personal application, or by letter
FUwers and Wells have all works on Photography nt
wholesale and retail.
These works may be ordered in large small quantities
They may be sent by Express freight, by railroad,
steamships sailing vessels by stage canal TO city
town village in the United States the Canadas to Eu
rope, any place on the globe.
Checks drafts for large amounts New York, Pha
delpha Boston, always preferred We will pay the
Of exchange.
When single copies Of the aboyenamed works wanted
the amount In postage stamps small change bank notes.
may be enclosed in letter and sent by mail to tho pub
lishers who will forward the books by return post. All
and other communications should be and
directed as follows: P0WLERS AND WELLS,
feb 26-d3m No. l3l Nassau-street, New York.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

noCT0R HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear Infrmary,
90 Arch street. Philadephia, begs to his
to this city for few days The number and mpor.
of the under his his visit and the
gratifying amount Of which attended his treatment
induced him TO expedite his return. His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances and II win be ad-
vsabe for those who wish to consult him to make early
call Residence Myerss Drygoods store, between 9Th
and 10th Streets Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination foe, 81. Jan 14-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
ST., ,567 : $4,000! : $40, 900 : SIC, 900
100 prizes of 81 900!

KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit of the town of Frankfort.
CLASS E, FOR 1922.
To be drawn at Covingon Ky Saturday April a. 1852
rs number lottery-14 drawn ballots
ANr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
Splendid Lotteries
FOR APRIL, 1852
GREGORY d MAURY, Managers,
[sUccRssoRs TO ). W. MAURY co. u..
$4,000! ---- $4,000! - $40, ,oOo
FOR APRIL, 1852.

Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50
Certificates OF packages OF 20 whole tickets, $4,000
Do do 4 26 half do $500
Do do 26 quarter do $3.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-23
$50, ,00O!- ~ so prizes Of 81, 900!
1000 !---slo, ooo!--- prizes of 81, 600 !.

. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the town of Frankfort
... CLASS 81, For 1852.
To be drawn at Covington KY Saturday, April IT, 1852
13 drawn numbers in each package of 26!
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" Office so 'EuE P.BAaC.-

4 IL Of the charter at u he .ynchbntr and Airing
don Telreu,ph Comppno. r'ods ls folnws:
hat If nlY person. peIsons, shalt ailtuy orh rus
inely brc1f npro. destroy, or interrupt tho Toennp,
lines or communications. ar any part tlwrsof--rn he
erected l,Y the snd company ia pursuance ot ths p,
he, -hr. lhe, shall lnv the sal corporations ono
huudra,l daiat- far spid offence. AMI shaba Gulh",
Liable i,,r all damages which tbc said coarai,, maN
snl, Ia repairing the INJURY aud bonn tho interruption
al heirba@uess II be recovered - uclion 81
pas-,-aHi II ANY rcgsnu. mourning the penalty ola'.
SAID. shall through iHsnlveney any other cause
able shall tail Ia lmy the penalty .nrnages Mn,
snid. and >haa second lno commit ressrnes up the
said iinea Any part thereof htoresaid r. SHE.
they. shall be lnhle upon on thercuf. inn
pris"omont ia the county is at not les. tbln maI
nelc 'han siN months
The penalties al tAa stcfion above reritoa. viii b.,
rigidy enforced. +. -. DEANE. JR
Presidrnt l.. n \. fel,.gInrl O..
" Rithmpud l,.wswcekl}) Limos and Furmvic
Jonrpal vii copy l. and sem, this Office
Ses,t y-.#ls
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MERCHANDISE.
cCmOOL ROOKs-JUsT received,

-
= md keJt stotig on hand 1tfde he@ '11H'as,
g.Ls,ys 1p-r.i,e ttar,eick House, Ii hebb"g a.
Dasio. Mathematical cear-sf i'll lessons ID a ~
farv Age.f, Practical Gt.emefrs. u foon alsl'ro'
fa.ep.lts'- Gsonle,ry Survey in aud GsomefrJ' Catu
a. Descriptive Geometry -bades shadows, %c.
Smiths Crolofs, Pixies aud Dodds Af'l'''','.
B4Iijons. CLARK Yields Buliions primary All Smith ?
Graminnrs ,
Bullion. e!a..ieaI series, rz:-La Gaimnar' Lat
i4.ader Geqlsde Saust Cicero, GreeA header '''i
lessons IA Greek. -.
ORcr.' Greek R,uler. Aaahass, llofa'rs liadt
Zanauhan. Odg-.ev ThJcyddcs. Robinson 'fr ies''
AleCaBey'4 i.f 81, ID 3t, and 5tn Readers,
Densedcr5s
PnfkeIs
Towns
Spelersfar 80 - serie..
Wcbster's School and tfnigef~ifY Dictionaries.
Walkers d
III b, with aae, ,fier valuable books Tor Schools
" IN be sold b, wholesale retail. az prices hat caaho
fpil 10 please aug % '-dis = Al 1i'2l''
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MERCHANDISE.

rItUr COMPREHENSIVE herctoi'se oA,.t..g be
.srn tfe bet= under tie style aud hfn o.
GREGORY s. ROYAI1 haFiBR tbs day ehplffd y
m stap the hasiaess will 81 e#a=ed a. speedily n pos
sTe Those has-iHr claim. ugainst the concern vlI
pIeas tfr.ent tl.fn iihaut deay md those Indebted
10 ilr concern vii b. ind enough 10 ecitle ~ th'ir ear
ssi opportunity Before parting with our old trend
sl -a-fsner. So beg leave return them on sincere
,l..l. Er f,eif LfnIae.- and 10 request them tIn
as e. ~ not forget ~ uttdi fbs iflu ii GREGoha
R0a Nj. & SIMPSON
JAMES T.. GREGORY,
JAMES I. ROlAIL.
N
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MERCHANDISE.
cp.t>e A>ns.ruuER GOODS. R.o

- - nail claassg. at.is. J, sfaag. s. ! an nv
receiving my spring aHa suHins supply ei 1l"i'isf
which Is large aud vel srlFrisd
Clothes.
al.o hive receisc ed ai.1 hcr slaays tn srd "il.'
cas.is.rfs vestiars g.. which .,ilb, IL mi a.
M rxffn rhsfre fer cuftu#.
business.
40 Dc F. LOCKWOOD
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LNOENEw oHLEANs.-vIRGIYIA -

4 AND LOUISIANA llNE.-Flasr PActFr SS-kgSS
commence io9dng on ION Sop'e0be1. and sail nan 3iy
p"ci.--Thc regular \. roppered and copperfaseneJ
Bnriuc, Ch ANE, Capt. GEoRiE BuBMEsrFR will .aiI
n aboye. For Freight, Cabin. or Stccrago pa.sooe
having superior Stue-Room accommodafinns r,,I, -
DAVID CURRIE, RichmanJ.
Shippers are informed TINT freight by this line IL f
80 10 40 + cent cheaper than when 81 pped by way If
New York. aud it will also arrive in much less Tim -
The Undersigned will also inform shippers that insurance
can be effected in New York on the terms as YES
-rs sailing from that port and the undersigned illl
norp shippers, that he will have insurance cAac,sI r.
theNwish, withontany charge, except exchange ,n -
mount premium and policy, aud policy Forwarded r ra
Hursfrd aug o2--otov.3w1 ~ =, 'e
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

W = have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay and r.
M.Jobpson-"ne from Capt. Carrot brother To re
eminent Pyeician 10 the President of the french re-
public who cured ola Rhe mati-m ol7 years sim
dg-also, oac from Robert Gault. Rheumatism se'' D.
ye",-Mr. Oidhan, Baltimore Custom House, dftr',
I'll cnsc oil Dyspepsia. aud from hundreds of Others All
stad'nit Il ere never has been such of callm
ny N nyor otany other medicine which is pIca''
and nken in such snla Quantities.
GREITER IrEIGHT or TESTIMONY CIV
NOT BE GIVEN.
Were There ever many curcs-wondtrtm t"'F
nude by any other modicincl Al wcasl ofthc iiiH.
e' Is, that they Try Hamptous Vegetable linen'e.h '
Pu1ir ot the blood and for all chronic di-oa,'
rs By%repsia, Rhoumalsn. Scroiua un,. all anpai'''
ct tie stomach, bowels, &c.
Pamphlets, viii history Of the medicine with err
hl'rotcs of many wonderful cures ma, he Ind at ne
stores having the Tncrure for sale crai.
lop owe 1t to Yourself 10 call aud get pamphlet
may be The mcnn> Of curing vcu. For saie
JOHN II. SEAY. Lyrcllmg.
MORTIMER & NOW BRAY. En.tim"'F
may lo-wlY Hnd Druggists generally
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A cInn.-rnE rNnEelnNED MorIp y.

y pertGlllv nsk continuance OF fhe patronage -
long bestowed lpon hin. ga the new concern and H.
this conp.eton h. de"a- proper IA ask oil who IRE
Indebted Ia him To copo Onward and sette thcir ~.
counts without lcay
There ara nauy claims 1T long standing. which r'fsl
close up nul il a. expetted I ali wiz know th"p
se,ass beindehted vii ty attention 70 III noter
-, L. DuFGts1n
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rNnw HsnaNG MACHINES mas,

WHEAT FANS Tho attention Of Inc public +.
respectfully invited 80 stuck OF fhre-ng Machine
aud Wheat Fans, which substantially lnill. and 81
the most approved paaorrs. Persons in need of sucl
Implements want do wei Ia give our stock au r<nmi
nation feel snti fed ut they will be pleased boil
in price and workmanship.
All implements warranted to rororn vell
iy i - DIGGUID & BROTHER.
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LI,uI. ssInsefsaHEIss

4 exea.ee fiFhl of fatillne fiskI- Nof1Iio HdfIfI
Cases take mis- method afinfarung Tho people 81 ha!s
burg m e surrounding country tht hey i'aHr INV ~
ther war foonip Men street loi Of the aioYr "a.
.s r I,,f, zis-. u ouil he iIAraii tasi H. gise
"a adeaaa a impression 1t thse Gases ifhou f.i-ot
al Inspections tie, perfectly air usif ard iHieste.
tibe, anl fsr protecting md preserving lHe De tn
oriinar, iuteuneuts. t' vaults, orto fnsposaiiaa afe
superior to an, thing 81 the kind before iusce1. Ihose
unforuitste enough Ia need the oHaee 4 se- eHn be
suppedby ) Dlt6ula SONS
Gnderia4ipe n hi 1s.rl siyep- promptly otf"1.l
cd =, IS u \ Sons
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:. ;. DIu.UID a. SONS.

The, ha,e recently applied steam poioe, 10 ther ma.
liner, snI gatcr themselves that tasy enabled L.
manufacture a descriptions ct Plaa ahd Fanny tt7.
All Hare Ia ,tse and finish compHi. sith any IN
The stare. y. DlUdUlD.
y J. Dlu6iib,
CSC. 4. DtCGl II
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BETTER THAN GOLD!


MI =. Bousd-Deo Sri feel it duty To rnal,
lnouittli benefits have derived from DR.. Inmrto,,
Vegetable fiucture. For n number ii wears h.
suffered from disease, but u grcacr deer,c Ion tf
last three years One Of the forms ofny di,cuso WIS
Dvsucpsiu From Ills dreadful u4aludk suffered :,
.u,.a an extent thui lite reaiy buidcr 1Ics,.
tack 90 il ou me different 10 that on aiv Other
son of =. hnI finye ever heard. At time, II Wa ,,,
Ike pifita i'm n lie hurt There Wa- II con.,s,
heating and tEanli me nbo1 the region oil ny ,fenpI
heart and ccsf- Some Of ito attacks wmfld las, :
weeks NJ stomach WIS much disfcndcd with c,.
slant ran great weakness, and constif alton If -,
bowels. could cal the most simple food Witl,4,
pain also suffered greHtly from disouse - lie ill.,
urxs. with constant pain in the bocl. could val
" ith creat difficulty. tried reoiiy all 81! H. M,
celebrated potcn medicines OF tie day. Int found,
ralict. had nisoihc best medical attendance o.,
of my II, sicau- frankly told it u,el, IS for mo
to be- luyng him for ad picr, lac could do mt no g
gave mp almost in desl air, and Thought my disease
certaial, iurmabc. At this unctur hcard Of IlAsp
ToN IS NlhrABGE TINc1URE lr"uscd to give II Il ft
al although per uad"d hy my friends unti nv son 1,
clHsed - few bottles and requested 1ncto try H. Bh4r
tukiilg for few times il had hurry efcc,
nle--nly confidence increased-aHd after tahue thu.
bottles NY Dyspepsia, disease of the stomach ~.
nearly. it rot entirely cured. feel myself IA rev man
and in better heath than fol yours. | am colfd,,,
that the cnrc, in my cusr, was BY this HAMrIoAs Nrs
! ErABiE TINcIuEE alone.
! Sinco ny cure have recommended the Tnrtrre l.,
4 lumber al ny friends ~ o have also ren relicvrdI,
it. Some Of The cures lave been US rapid and equally
wonderful ~ min.
! Pr,srf1 my respects 10 Mcs,rs. Mortimer & Nov
bray, the prnTrisors of this valuable modicinr-pl
say totLem lis value is beyond prize AID from H.
-urc. and wt have Witnessed of it, ELECTS upon OIL
rs sha oyer feel it my duty recommend it To he
-ntfcrinq. / have doubt but that many valuable
hvc> viii be prolonged y its Trust The afflicted
will cast inside their pteiueces ard give Il trial.
Yours, most respectfully,
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E,UNN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE

~ DR POOR VANS FRIEND with descrip.
ii" s"t Medicinal Roots and Herbs in the L States -
fS book points "t. in plain language free from Doc
Ion terms. discascsuf olen, women and childrrn
Az Its &. MORSE, Cam. Merchant
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Arrnms ememl of the Ngail,. aux. ,a2.

Arrives from charlottesville GA ~,
same ~ as heretofore, tl TUESDAYS, thursday, and
saturday SeAedae time OF arrival, "a m Ie,ves GA
s1ndays, Wednesday, and Fridays, at ) I'm.
IA -kf'i MAI The Packet brings u Way Mail
wednesdays Mondays and SUNDAYS. and takes QUO Mon
day, eahe-9 $ aid Fsiday<. tln Nj nd ~ morning
Rchno d lad r hetn mail Is received he tbe p,rIc
RNIRofD MAil.-Mas ave DISPATCHED he fine
railroad dais al Il 50 Tor Forrest benot ,hertv
Buiprds, Big Lick, Saleu, &c. and tor Finra. and ~,
the present all he watering places.
by the Railroad are all c,it, on TUESDAYS nrsl,,s
and Saturdays, mail = Bedford, Flnydand Franklin
LEXINGTON MD PAT'rONSBuHG NIAll.-Ar
rive' daliy except Sunday, at 6lp N.
caves daity, except Sunday, at hali-past six
FARMNit LIZ Arrives d,y, except SUNDAY, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North, South and West of that city Leaves daily from
II 10 ~ p. m except Saturday night.
Arrives, as her 'ofore. Tuesdays I burs
days and SATURDAYS. i.saa ss. heretofore, MONDAYS
W Wednesday aud Fridays, at a. m.
PEDLAR MIiI.S--Arrives, as herr toore, Mondays
ard Thursdays. hct,yeensiO and ! i.eeses about
p san DAYS. N#9a
~ Mail closed at p. M
~ On Sunday morning the ofise will be kept opei
FOR one hour alter the Nails ready Tor delivery
. Ang is-dis WM Nj. BLACKBOARD, ! NJ
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MECHANICAL.


~TEsa s.Ssss.sssN.-- tie saas,tf3ei- a. s"o,e
ted thea,.el..s tagthrf on The hfs' instant I'm he
s.ssxsxxsrs M pose Of conducting tlleinaauaeture
S----r=iK nfGABlNET WARE, ~ ne Old md
sxss~@----ss3 rel kaova siaad Of >. Duruid. On.
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y eeivinga very line lotof STOVES of various silr,
styles aud manufactures. such the Virginia ght
Cooking stoves, the Old Dominion do. do. the Iron
Witch do do. the Richmond premium do. do, and thu
Parlor varir nf szs forms und manufacture.
ull of which will he sold the nccnlnrnndntiue
terms by mug e0. d. AGREE x NJ 'RRIIl..
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FpAGoN. SALE AND FISH:
4 NssEG 4 MeNa.ANAllAN. GMooERNL

"a iAD tDBH fNHIf)A ~ T. IL { II 4 y 7 \ E..
LYs,uBrEG, ' T..
0iil lar .alc-~
I 10 bag, Eio and Laauila Coffee.
- - hest old Jayaaud Mocha do
x binds and hbIs Molasses,
= \. O.P. Il. Sugar.
ST CroiX do,
3 heNc, and ibis Loat, Crushed and Powdered do
ii tons country and rolled lron.( ,u,ous sizes, So
a. , be-t Gust Strei
- key Nails
5onO lbs Solo Leather.
10 0an lbs Cotton Yarns
- hoNrs Manufactured Tobacco. (someycry fne)
IN boxes Adamntne, Sperm md 'ralluw Candles
500 kre~ blasting and rifle Powder
- Gao ii brst Saicy Fuse.
Is bales Ozpnbulgsnnl Domcstcs.
l00 bills rectifcd Whi.kcy.
- g" old Rye d" (somc ; wears od,)
- . Wine (dilerent quoites)
II aud - pipes French Brandy (>ome dnc.)
10 old Apple Bmndy,
tirrces best London Porter
- bhls Rum aud Gin,
"t1n grent variety of article, mentioned aboye.
making on stock very large and desirable one
W e1Vc prompt attention sales ct eousignments
nj Flour Wheat inhacco, Bacon and all other kinds ol
country proluco-oiso receiving aud forwarding
Goad~, Prpdpcr. %r may at.
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l.pKina. STOCK ZOE Is52.-ROED

> ~ ERO7HER Min Strut LgactbHfR ~
lnpnfteis 81 CHINA and EARfiIENWAItE and Deal.
.is ~ Cui Drssod md Fiom GIass IIara, LooEbe
,}lgsses Gaaadolcs Ptalsd and H,ttanD, Vac. liai
re Casto,s, s.; are nov IN receipt 81 their spring
upply 81 Domestic and Foreign Goods Of ther n~t
uanratipu--vti,h embraces every Hrjcle nsUall,
rtd in 4reb Embellishments. On Stnrk i one 81 thr
ever phfed III tins market nnd having been care
mIs .electe1 aud bought otle most agambie terms
determined not 10 be undefsold ~ ANY lloust
Ia tie country, either North South Merchants ano
others Nuufiue ANYTHING "a Ills line would 90 well
ra aud examine Stock aud price before purchasing
risnwherc-iceline confident Pleisc al II sylr
paily mud priao Of Guodt. The Ladies' are particular
Is invited ~ call and examine Stock.
r,tth "g-ts
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MEDICINES.

Ts'E7E WORLD never before sn,v
4 such Of hume testimony given 10 al, 9TH
Medicine
TIAMPTON's vEGETABI E TINC1uRFt
7'te gfeat discorffg Of he ogc-icad!-R caa!-E,os,
joy to ne H1tid-Hope ia ne e6ltet,d-M,eit
u
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COME Al LAsT.-CnARLEs \

e COME AE EASH.-ChAkLhs
"A EVARD, WATCH MAKER q JEWfLta, IgH'h
"a ~. b15g, IL, would respectfully call he aicn
ION OF the eitzen- of Lvnchburg aud the surrounding
country. To- b. ire and splendid assortment al Watch
- .vI,y and 81 ser ware Just received fremtile North
1t tho atrst styles and PATTERNS selected by himself
with great ear, to suit this market. From lilslone cN
rerence IN the Watch and J.selry business, lie Hat
rrs himself thut he can please tie most hsudlans--
for hi- vrkflansu hc Icnvcs il those that te
I'm, dom WORK fo IL Judge. al bt a.k i uial erd
II YOU are not perfectly sut-cd, and il his goods are
NOT exactly What he recommends Them 10 be- iie bind
himself to redoub lbc money and charge ion tae
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken IN eArlarer Cor anything
in nay line. g A.hNAkD,
March 3 /, > door. al.ove Exchahg, corner.
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TAATFlo Z. NENN T. 4,
q LIVINGSTON BSF4OgEasg

The subscriber has h,ld iarge lot of the
cclrhrurcd .. Lving,ton' Plough Castings, and will
continue i've additions 10 bis stuck from the lopl,-
In, That tlrte will be difficulty in getting any
al the pieces belonging 10 thcm.
JAMES 3. #RENWlCK.
rob id gcfs IN the Rasir.
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IatG Chronic Ibilanlmatory RhcWnati- ot two yers -ar
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