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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
MEDICINES.
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~ GlSTS--huvc on hand
- z. c. Jones' s. Co.'S ItIae ZINC PAINTS,
- "a B,orn
hey are superior in all respects to Paints in
con,n'n use,'nore brilliant more durable and cheap
or ne bro%ai. grcatiy used ~ Fircpyoef Point,
on 'ie'ai and Shinglc roofs, on Fences Boats, &C..
lcs merry fccioral for coSghs aad colds,
Wistar's Bal.am VIA Cherry
Jsyne's ESpertonnt {.
ienst Powders.
French Window Glass &c al .;zc.
Looking Gnss Plate
phospatc Of linrc for discosedLu Lungs,
BestC acsing Tobacco, &C., &c.
INN lg-ts
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II h IL N
IL BURG HOSE AND FIia INSURANCE
COMPANY.-A HOME INST rUTION.-T
Company makes assurances against Toss or dams &c
by Fire on Dwelling Houses. Stores Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings: on Furniture, Goods,
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town and
country on the most favorable terms.
A so makes assurances the lives Of all persons
cnoying good health and of sound constitutions,
Except sucha engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals and other extraordinary employment for
the whole duration Of liic for a limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, t1ot on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work. J
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President.
D. T. c. PETERS, Vice Prcs't.
s. DIuGUID. Chief Engineer.
II. o. ScHooLFIELD, s. c. Hear,
THos. o. AcEEE, JAS. NJ. COINS.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DAvEvPoRr, Sec'y.
DIR. =. II. Gner MEDICAL
Dr.Wm. 0fwav Owen. ( Examiners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

Passengers Tor Staunion. by tiss roslfc. leave
Richmond. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at
T.. NJ, arrive in Scoitsville next day at 10. and IN
Staunton Mt =. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland c. ii. and Farmville,
leave the same evenings. and reach Cumberland
c. II, at "a next A NJ. and Farmve by III 7.
A.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by boats or
stages, must GO at the risk Of the owners,
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Dec SITS
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RAILROAD AND CANAL.
60 :=:;s=s7 E q 80 EE
COUTH-SiDE RAELROAD.-NE II-

/ u
| ~ ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. On and
after Monday, the a9th March, the Trains will be
run between Petersburg aud Burkcvilc, at the
junction of the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad
fellows. viz:
The passenger and Mail Train, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. leaving the Depot at Pc
tersburg Mt u o'olack a. NJ, reaches Burkeville
at 10, A. NJ: connecting there with Messrs. Flage
& Co.'S Stages to Farmville, Lynchburg. Charlotte
Court House, Halifax CT House, and Danvillc.
Returning this train will leave Burkeville at l0i
A. NJ, and arrive in Petersburg at o'clock 7. NJ,
six hours before the departure of the evening trains
North or South Passengers going North can also
remain in Petersburg till next morning, at o'clock,
and then take the James River Steamboats, to Nor
folk. Old Point Baltimore.
Fare between Petersburg & Burkcvillr, s. 90
-" Southcrlaud's, so
:. -" - Fnr1's, S71
Wilson's 1874
Blacks & Whites 50
= I" Nottoway C. H, Is
Children under u years Of age, and servants.
half price
This train will not stop for passengers except al
the points above named.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS the
Freight Train, with accommodation Passenger
Car attached, will leave the Depot in Petersburg
ai7 o'clock, A. NJ, reaching Burk.ville at IL
o'clock
Retaining. this train will leave Burkcvc at
o'clock. L. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg Mt g. =. NJ.
Fare between Petersburg & Southerlands, 50 35
- Furd's 60
" Wilson's 0S5
= Blacks & Whites, l2I
Nortoway c. H., 80
" Burkcvillc 80
Children under L. years of age. and servants,
| half price. 7. WRIGHT.
Sup,t transportation.
South Side r. r April -, lSj2.-2m.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

IL COLHOUN & HOLT, kyle's Corner. take
pleasure in announcing the pubic. that they are
now receiving and opening the most varied, ex-
tensive and elegant Stock of Dry Goods ever ex-
hibted in the Lynchbury market, and feel satisfied
that who will give their stock an cxlmina-
ton will fail in being fully satisfied both in price
and quality. The Ladies' will fad comple1c as
sortncnt of Dress and orher goods, consisting in
part of the following articles. Brocade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of or "a
quality. Aquilla Tissues, Grape de Spraguc,
Lama Cloth, a and beautiful article Grape dc
Paris, Barcges of the mpst elegant designs, Snk
Lace, Tissues. Plain Barge, En h'k and plain
Mou>lirs Donna VI trin Grapes, Orsandcs, Bat
tistc. French and English Jaconctt. Linen Pop
line, Lawns. Dotted Musns, Muslin Financing
Collars. Under Sleeves. En-. Il 1ndkrrchiets very
cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery Muslin and Cam
brick E1gings and In<ertingS, Kid and SILK Gloves
SILK Mitts. Gimp AMI FrinEes. Mantillus Grape
and Nett Shaws. Mourning Goods in great variety.
together with various other articles
mention in advertisement Gentlemen viii find
a complete selection of French aud English Cloths.
Ca-simers, Silk an other vesings. Gloves in every
varity. Crtrats. pain and Fancy. Linen DrillinEs,
Collars, Socks, Silk and Linen X kf's e., &c
Our Stock of Staple Goods is very large and drsi-
rablc. We invite all in wnnt of Dry Goods to give
US n call. CDLIiOUN & HOLT.
April It's kg'cs Corner. Lypci 'rg.
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s. DIUGUID IL SONS.

They have recently applied steam yowet to their
machinery, and llalior themselves thnt they are On
abled to manufacture all descriptions of PiaiR and
Fancy Catiae' Hare, in style and finish to com
pare with any in tie State.
s. DIUGCID.
u. r. DIuGU1D.
GEO. A. DtuGUIp
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"A SAD0LEHX and Harness

en- SADShEssk and Harness
k-sHNlM MANUEAC IOkl - hc SuhscribertukcS
this method of informing his customers
aud the public generally, thar he i mnnufur-
turing and Will keep constantly hand. lnrge
and general assortment Of Saddles, Suddiclaes,
Brides and Mntiugules, from the paiucst to the
finest patterns His assortment Of Carriage, Wng-
on and other Harness. will be found to be of supc-
rior Workmanship and good materials. A supply Of
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddlcrs Materials, and ev-
cry article to be found in such establishments lie
nat,crs himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He snlicits call from all desiring to
purchase trusting that his xpcrrncc faithful work
manship and determination 10 please, will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will he
promptly attended to.
Aug 1S-ts WIN. T. ROBERTSON.
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OHILADELPHTA MARBLE and

i IRON W0RK--J STRETHERS :. son
800 MARKET Sfreet. Pht0dslphia, furnish all
kinds of Marble and Red Stone Work, consisting
of Marble Nantes, Monuments, Fonts, Head
Stones, Flooring Tyle and all kinds Of Front work
&c. Orders promptly exected and work warrant
ed against breakage in transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
lie generally, to their
Spring supply of Groceries, &c.

r 4 M. HOLLINS-Beg icnve to call
- the attention of their customers and the pub
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MORE 4 GALLAGHER. Corner

Vi Broad and Ri ige Road, Phiiadeiptia, Manu-
features of Iron Ratings for fencing. enclosures for
Ceruetry lots Balconies. Verandahs, and all kinds
of Ornamental Iron Work Work warranted and
executed with dispatch.
~ JOHN LONG Agcn; for the above houses.
will shew the designs to any who may call or him,
nnd, crrivc their orders. Sept iS-ly
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IFE INSURANCE -LYNCM-

DR.. VIM. Otway Gwen. examining Physician.
July l7-wts
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EOi DYSPEPTICS.-OS WEGo
IL CORN STARCH, prepared expressly for
food. This article affords pleasant and nourish-
ing diet for Invalids, and may be used for pud.
dings. cakes custnrds. &c. For sale by
April5-,s JOHN II SEAY, Druggist-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

hEATH TO KATS-A SUPPLY OF I.c-
~ VIZ Rat. Mouse, Roach, and Bed Bug de-
siroycr. II is warronfcd free frcm poison, and is
said to be sure remedy tni cxtcFminating these
troublesome yerInir For sale by
opl cots JOHN HsSEAY Druggist.
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r ICOIsICE AND OIL

- II cases fine and stick Licoric".
ID baskets prime Olive Oil; for sale low Of
apl lo--ts J. j. NOWLINS.
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THE GREATNOvEL OF THE DAY!

n WHITEFRIARS; OR THE DAYS OF CHARLES
Iht sECOND the most striking thrilling Historical
OF the day By the general JUDGMENT Of the critics
grorouneed TO be ooy equaed by the creations Of
scot. Wesuboin few bref extracts from OF toe
notices IL has received
Ihe sJeoi The narrative ennsuy and haste, the hn
usfe erse and POINTED and the Of the
oue tppfoache the bany Of Dunas Than that 4
ouer EGfsh writer Of We cnriisly commend
as one Of the best WORKS Of fiction produced Tor ,ea
Home Journal.
ing" rCom Afveri.-r
- inten'ey interesting and relates p-od
English bbtory rsunday Atla..
s worn presents the brilliant picture which the truth Of
History and the Of Romance edectug
per1d the most interesting in English annals
London Standard.
This celebrated work regarded BY the Ro
nance since Wa'-riy.' Wy lPicayune.
In one large octave volume. illustrated. Price 50 cents
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers, No. 1874 Nssssust
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iJoiitical Notices.

n Scott Central Communicable REGULAR meet
II tins Committee will be held on (this) THURSDAY
stfNING Aug ~ at ocl4ck at quarters COnstitl.
s.s Hall. By order, ROBERT T. HAWS, Chairman.
GEORGE w BLUNT, Vice
JAMES f. FREKBoRN,) Chairmen.
WILLIAM L s 'a,IItoy Secretaries.
~ Uniopisfs.-A regular meeting Of the Uuionists'
l.sssston i'll be held the Broadway House RS
DAY EVENING the 18th inst, at p. NJ full stten-
sssOe /, requested By order,
L. BUDD,
" Fourth Ward Niagara Club.-A meeting of
MS Club viii take place THIS (Thupdsy) EVENING, at
sSelock at The corner of Oliver and Henrysts pune
ma attendance of the members 10 particularly requested
Am per.ons favorable the election Of SCOTT and Ora
HAM who desire Join the Club respectfully in gted
70 stt,nd JOSEPH C0NTRELL, President.
D.SIEL MURPHY Secretaries.
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

II About $50 LOS (Temsining uRsold) vuying In no
hom ore eshh Of offered Tor SALE
on the most favorable Ten per down and bal
ance On or before March 1854 Title perfect These los
occupy very healthy and besufgl location and In
full view Of the Last River and In the immediate vicinity
Of the residences Of several OF the most wealthy and
spectacle citizens Of Wsscbeser County Also fine fishing
within one quarter Of mile Several houses
buicing and lots selling rapidly For maps and other In
formation spply 10 d. l.. NlkTON No. TryonIow near
Harlem Rsilfosd Ohice, opposite City Hall
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6ouses iUante6.
Real Gstate for Sale.
DESIRABLE FARM for SALE OF

IA EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY.-Tbe adyer-
tises excellent Farm In Of POagh
keepsie, N Y, and within miles Of the village from
which there plank road and accessible from the City Of
New YOrk several times day by railroad and Steamboat
Said Of hundred and slightly Of tsbls
ard hive Of wood land. IL Is ~eh waered By numerous
and large portion Is inclosed with good sons
wall There is lime kiln upon IT, Said farm 10 in
celent state Of cultivation The buildings IL at present
substantial and comm0dious consisting Of Dwelling
House. large Barns and other large por-
ton Of the purchase money may remain bond and mort
gage for a term OF years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

A PRIVATE FA MILY, residing q
IA short distance from the city, DESTROYS Of Obtaining
suitable young Lady instruct three little girls in the
usual English branches and the piano aso TO assist in the
sewing, &c. of the family Address EDUCATION, New
Rochelle, N. Y, stating qualifications and terms which
must be moderate.
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WANTED-A person owning four lots
w OF ground above 25thst and east Of ID ay, who
is willing 20 factory The same the expense Of
which will exceed heen hundred dollars The adver
tser responsible pary) would ease the factory five
years rent that would pay good interest the invest.
ment Address g. B. Tribune Office.
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E,ARM on L. l.. for SALE.-A beau

tfuy located Farm "a miles from the city, easy Of
lying upon the South Turnpike, about miles from
Hen p.esd open to bay and which renders the air
abby ard agreeable and also afordng every facility for
any one fond Of failing shooting SC The Farm contains
acres IS Of which arc woodland and sslt meadow The
house large double two story and attic, with wing al
tached perfect order with extensive Outonildings Ice
house &C. abundance Of small fruis and large apple
orc ard. There Is alsO Of pure wafer running
through the Farm with arze trout pond rof par
ticulaIs apply 10 ANTHONY J. BtsECkEk sCo,
'r' Broad.st ,New.YOrk.
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S. SCHOOL AGENCY-By E. II.

NANTED-A situation rs Coachman
w and Gardener city or country. by single Man q
years 81 Protestsnt) quite temperate In his habits
City reference from last place Apply Mr. SPHINX, No.
ia Naaau-tt (basementl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

II 81 oon. on the second floor 81 No. II Orsnds Jef
= o. sbout i've minutes walk iCom Ihs ferry
DOARDING-At No. ii Rlvlngton-st.,
II ,s.rtIe Bowery singe Gentlemen sccom modsted
,s1b looms on second floor Two ladies and gentleman
and wife Will be taken.
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" industrial Home Association No. 3.-Th

y Industrial lone Association No. 3.-The
Eighth REGULAR Meeting Of this Association will be held At
Uhion Buildings No l65 Bowery, on FRIDAY EVENING,
August 49, This Association 10 organized the plan
WNo Mount Vernon The land is located elevated
position between Williams Bridge and Mount Vernon, and
commands fine view Of Long Island Sound the Paisades
surrounding country IL will be laid out In acre,
half and quate1-acre plots Puncusl attendance of the
members and all those wishing to oo particularly request
81 the for the Village will come up fo confederation
Copies Of the Constitution and Bylaws be had at the
allowing places: Owen, No. Ala Broadway; w. b.
Smith No III Nasssust; G. A Cooper, No ITO Bauowst
A CONNER ford No 45i Broadway; J. A HaDdsuch No
1856 SpTngst and at the Hall the evening OF the meet
hG J. COMMERFORD, President
j. A. HASDsUcH, Secretary.
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E,ARM for SALE, TO LET, or Exchange

ar good City Propery.-It has 10 acres, Of which %
in woods buildings ne and pieh good water Close 70
tbe house "A miles from fonkers Huds River Railroad
"A mile from BronxVle, lem Railroad The land good,
fruit In abundance Can be reached daily from NewYork
by'raroads and steamboats, times; vie~ very line
alton hsh AMI rocky; undoubtedly healthy Price ~ So
Of which thirds say bond and mortgage. Apply
A. No - Platt-st, staiTs
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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es whose tef ms are higher than 1aoss oil I~ Ay'e-
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Elk NRW.YORK WEEKLY T8lBUNE
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Amnsements.

GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL at
" CASTLE GARDEN.-On MONDAY EVENING,
Sept g. 1852,
1852 and 1852,
SHAKSPERE AND GARRlCK.
lO0TH ANNIVERSARY
OF the Introduction of the Drama in America.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing 10 participate In the cele
baou will please forward their early possible
to Hears. HAMBLIN, BURTON snd SEXTON
FRANCIS & IS, Secretary
American Dramatic Fund Association.
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L,ARM for SALE in WESTCHESTRR

IL COUNTY--Eghty Of beautifully located land in
hiIh Of cultivation situate In the town Of Harrison
the Purchase road Of mile from the Rye Station OF
the New. Haven Rairesd and hours from the city The
property consists Of lsrge dwelling house. two new tenant
house carriage house iesbouse cider mill asd other out
houses complete ORDER three apple orchards and other
fruit 10 abundance Stock apd u,ebG may be had at low
pnse Five and upward the entire fum viii b
sold low and accommodating terms Apply 10 HENRY
MORRIS, On the premises, or 70 w. j. STEWART. No. Isl
South-st.
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CLARK, AUSTIN a. SMITH, Deal

~ noois and Stationery, have removed nom NO
th 49, ~ 70 No Pukrow, and No Annst' opPOsi'o
unens to our friends and the public, our removal
10 rev and elegant building located above, we would
tar sa,. We now have more extensive accommodations
- ano greatly increased facilities for doing ou
snail be pleased 20 all dealers in Books, &c vis
OH ard would assure them that our prices ana
ikew.York " O''e''N' ~ '"' 0''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

MY NOVELETTE, sun was climbing
I the wrinkled SIDES Of the far Oft mountains to light
their hoary hesas with redancing up heavens high arc
ere nestingly umbee in the crimson folds Of evening"
The day the press gave birth to that startling record
~ city bfe in the great metropolis, known the SEVEN
NIGHTS IN GOTHAM. Price only Is cents.
BUNNELL & PRICE, Publishers No III Fulton ct y
N. b. Recently published LEAVES FROM
for only IS cents.
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U,OrRAyELERS and EMlGRANTS'

l. -ATANNER's Map Est.bh'h%Sepps ct sc and
Bo for every ii. country Of y MaS. u 1 4:
and po<som IS cents to IS each As0 ns,ie. Europe
WoI6, URsd States, North and S0u'H
Ans, Afno &c, &C.
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~ Postase stamps for sale at this office.

~Hope,s Express-Via CENTRAL RAILROAD
pEEW.JERSEY. Twice daily from New.York to Eas-
Sn Pa Leaving at o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock Z. NJ
Once No. "A Broadway, New-York
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CTRINGBR g. TOWNSEND, No. 900

~ Broadway corner of Ann-st- publish This Day, Aug.
H. PRECAUTI ON Novel, by J. Fenimore Cooper au-
thor Of THE Spy" "Pioneers" "Deersayer" &c, &c,
COZ tanning w c. Bryants Grafton on the Life Writings
and Genius of the Author Embeshed with portrait Of
Cooper and view Of bis late residence, Otsego Hail. at
Cooperstown NY In two vols Price 50 cents
a revised edition Of "Precauuon the earliest oil C0opet
novels is published strnser Townsend, volumes
Many Of the admirers Cooper e o. the sea and OF
made with thus hrstborn OF m
mind Curiosity them read bach aud be
maiden of their tavorte The hrst volume con-
course New York Daily Tribune
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HpOADWAY THEATER-E. A.

r. MARSHALL. Lessee THIS EVENING, August =
~ Sn II I,NIN NTION!. Wonders more Astoenc,
Sf cSsnre Of Maec Nightly. Among the teatnes fIoi'
IsDfRSoN will perform the following wogaIoas aG l
TAe famous Chrys.al Casket' The Mystic SAonet, aus
Xx vs,rGes MYSTERIOUS Disappearance OF Two reasons
Sus5son Meserlc Sc Reserved seas In oIess Cucle,
s.p pnTouel Family Circle ana all other ses % cenu
To nos,r.snre AZ a quarter past o CLOCK.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Id Admission IS cents children IL! cents Psrq0't ~
ssnts extra , -. ,.a,. -
enc Known !. WHITES ETHIOPIAN stkENApsRs
vbo, with Miss EMMA LESLIE, the Vocalist ana La
Pets TAGLlONI, viii appear every snsIso9a Or 40
every evening 81 o'clock Tue living SH-i~i Lava ~
fkICH, ORANG- OUTANG, Ne
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A GREAT CURIOSITY.-THES STAR
II OSSUTH in NEW England

IN We this day publish The Eloquent Speeches Of the
great haeyar New England together with the Addresses
him. by the Governor of Massachusetts, the Mayors
of the different cities which no visited, and the letters
from various public bodies The volume also contains
sccnc Of his trumpha tour from city to city and
the in which he :eived By the people We
have also added his admirable Farewell Speech made
in the Broadway Tabernacle NevYok, In behalf Of his
Mother and Sisters, together forming volume Ct as elo-
quen and noble Speeches have been published In
any language Kossuth holds the copyrights and will
ceive all the profits arising the sale Of the work This
of itself should be inducemen enough TO the friends of
lied patriotism and humanity 10 purchase the work did they
receive than qud pro quo in the splendid
speeches themselves The volume is illustrated with
superb full length portrait copper Of the great Orator.
engraved expressly for this work and decidedly the best
likeness yet tsken-price 81. Published by JOHN P.
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Booksellers in the United States
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