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talked as though was familiar with them And when
.ness were again brought to hs mind by Gen Andrews
70 whom ! related them they confirmed his impression
that had come with him from New Orleans / do not
doubt that CURL Is az honest man and that he fully
to deceive him.
We remained on board the Lowndes all the day before
she left except about two hours during which az CURL
tated We we're wandering about the city On our way
BACK TO the boat when We got in the Of the
roy once we parted ne going to sec the wild horse
ana the captain ked him think go to the pantry
and get something TO eat
When first went on board the Lowndes registered
my own name-took sfaierocm and went to it9shaved
on my ~hskers, ard changed my dress was sitting in
mont OF the boat reading when the officers came on
board IL search OF me and they passed by
We reached montgomery very early in the morning
and went up to the hotel have DO recollection Of
the conversation which the WITNESS Boiling testified
20 as having passed between HIM and myself Think
y did not take place by that time my excitement
hsd worn on and was perfectly calm The report which
wa current OF conversation bet Sargent and
e ~ generally correct Is also the larger part of the
s,moDy given by all the witnes,es my trial That
vas seen ut the bank VII carpet bag in nv hand on
ne morning Of the murderthat took oysters and was
Introduced TO ZONE an oyster house and tha.
Sas met by the clerk q the Euaw House returning
uoe1 aoont the middle OF the night before the murder
are not correct But have doubt that the
tenhed TO what they believed have no fault to And
WIZ them and no malice sssinst them. shall die with
40 fes ing Of Ill will against any BODY in the world Nav
LORD hep Others TO feel kindly towards me az do
One daeg@r-which IL still in my bosom-,s tbat c,n
ahe no Ii srat"n 70 the relatives my poor unfor
.opaG Ncum On that could Oh that / could
ne tntm FAY, that they forgave All that can do
now to beg their forgiveness and prav that Coi NAV
help them TO grant my dying request - -
nave nothing more TO say TO warn ali otIrrrs tn
ny from temptation The frst Thought a, crs 4, MT
resisted may lead to the destruction Of body and ,oul
can carc.ly realize now, that ever committed apy
ns so s~Iui az 70 ttain my hands in my brothers
blood sstan seems when first Welded IN be tho,,h,
70 Pave pound me with chains and bunted my feelings
ana binoeo my eyes, 80 tbatahough tried again and
seain to get ooseI dragged 10 the com rs.,, ~
my ioui .hepce Oh may God have mercy on me-as 7
nope ne has and save my soul from he'll
cHiIMbh 2 iosz NATHAN CRJSr
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AVIS DIVERS.
BANS A VAPEUR SULFUREUX.
IENUs A DONALDsoNyILLE.
ar Is Dr. BoutiIier St-Andre.


Par Is DR.. Bomiier St-Andrf.
le DocrEuR Bour1LL1ER St-ANpRE
PREVENT lie public quill Went d'etablir
dams sa dcrncnre unc Sale de bains a
vappur Snlfurcux. Les hcurcux result
tats obtcnus par &C systemic ct le d6sir
dc repondre au vGn general. tells sont
es mobiles scntimens qii lont anime
en- fondant Get etahlissemcnt. Tout lie
monde connait dtja l'chicacir6 souve-
rafnc dcs bains a vaptur SnIfurcuN; nous
n%'avons done pas bcsion dc dire que les
Rhumatisrhes meme les plus invct6rts
ne sadraient %resister a son ACTION; que
les mnladics cutnn6eS, les affections nj
t]estinaIcs ct adlrcs disparaissent a son
contact.
lie Doc,eur BoutiIlicr Went d'ajontcr
d &c systerhe qui est dtja anssi simple
qu'tltgant un apparel dune incompara-
Bile utilize : C'cst un vcntilatenr place a
rirt6ricur de Ia machine al, hoyen du-
qucI on d6gage Ia vapenr on saz sulfu>
rcux dams mdins d'ufc min''te. Les
dangers, %anx1nclls lie patient etait pre-
cedemment EXPOSE. Sc trouvcnt ainsi to.
tnlement ~aneantis. En- cffct, par l'ancien
systemic il MIlait all Ihoins dix minutes
pour faire lie degagefhcnt total. Or, il
~ponvait %arriver que le ihalade vint a Sc
srouver NAL durant lie cours de I'opera-
tion ct par consequent de graves acct
dents sen snivle par suite de la %lenteur
de l'ecoulehent du gaz sulfurcux.
Prir. des bans.
Pohi une donzaine -. SIS, 90.
Pour moins dc douze GU pour chaque
balm "2, 90. $3.50
Tine machine dc III meme nature est
vote dc construction pour les ne
gres.
o. lie DR.. Boutilller St.-Audrc
dc cctte occasion pour remercier
ic public dc I'encoliragerhent qi'il a biep
vouIu hi aiccorder jusqu'a &c jour. II
osc csperer que la meme coitlance ct lie
meme patronage, don't il fera en- sbrtc
de sc rendre %toujonrs digne, Iui ser6nt
a l'avcnir.
p. S.-Chaque baigne,,t est tcnu de
sc pourvoir dun Drap ct de deux SER
(43.)
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ON Sc CHARGE A L'AegNcE

ON Sc CHARGE A L'AGENCE :
De suivre en- Cour, toutes ~affaires conten.
tieuses, de faire tous requirements a la Nile.
Orleans, aux Etats- Unis ct en- France; de totes
reclamations ct liquidations de SUGGESTIONS; de
tous placements ct emprunts; de la reduction de
tous actes sous-seings, devils, marches, ETC.; de
tous rensefgnements pour les strangers, de 16u
ties ecritures, correspondances. Et spetialehfeh
de pentes ct dchats de propriftts, e~sclavess, cream
ces de toutes natures, fonds de commerce., etc;
du reglement de toutes affaires caommerciales, Ell
en- litige, de toutes commissions, de toutes en-
trees Ell douiane, de- toutes demafches; de IA
gestion ct location de maisons ainsi que du re-
CONVENIENT des loyers, du renouvellement des
assurances, du Placement DIES taxes, etc.-Enfn,
Fladmini5strer les biens ct afairese ct de dsfendre les
intfrets<des personnes qui s'absentent de PEtat,
eide celles qui habitent la campagne.
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A LUUER.

Esuperbe etablissement comm sous le
- nom de UNION EXCHANGE, propriete
dTsaac Hebert, situe pres de rEglise de
P%aincourtville. Cette maison ofIre par sd
situation autant advantages pour lie COM
iferce de marchandises seches ct de groce-
fies qu'aucune autre maison de Paincourt.
La maison principale est neuve ct bien
peinte, il y a jardin, copr, ecurie. &c, &c.
Pour plus amples informations. s'adres-
ser sur les lieux, u bureaux de poste.
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TO PLANTERS.

MT RS. Il. J. CRANE and QUiNE, Black
- smiths and Engineers, have the honor
toinform the public, that they keeps their Black
smith Shop near the plantation of MIRA. G. Nc
Collum, where they will undertake all works
concerning their profession. They will be happy
to answer to the call ofthe planters who, may lie.
quire their services for repairing their steam
engines, boilers, mills, &C., &c. Their prices
will be moderate. 4 n7*
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT,
ono. ~.
Mss. Street DonaldsonriHe.

Always on hand, for sale for "Cash, On
", "a fresh supply ofthe following rfiedici-
mes: fa at rsE@s ssts#t ,as
For colds, coughs, Group, CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
Blood and the general affections of the
Iaihgs Ayers Cherry Pectqral =
wild cherry ant! Tar-Liverwott and Tar
Balsdtn of Wild cherry - Shefman's Olo-
soahlan. - Indian Vegetable Elixir -
Lohgley's Great Western Panaeea-- Oxi-
genated Blttefs - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster. ~
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache; pains III
the limbs, Swellidgs. Head Ache, Bdrns,
.Sprains, cuts, Piles & &.
Venitians. Lininient - Mexicai Mus.
tang,,- Dalley's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and other Bilious Diseases.
India Cholagogue, Clemens Indian To-
mic. a.
FoR WORMS.
The celebrated ]. Winer's Canadi
Vermifuge
H - u EsaN E= #4.EH
Dr.. Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water
pILLs. 8
W. Wright Indian Vegetable Pills.
.Moffats. ]. /, sE5
Brandreth's. },
M~orison's No. / and 2.
G~raefenberg Vegetable. ,
l., p. Teneur's Gonorrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
Or. John Bulls and Townscnd's Sarse-
BY retail and whole Sale at New Orleans
Jaynes Hair. Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Rat Poison.
CALL AT No. II.
18th July 1851. [46l
H RICHARD g. TEMpLET,
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AUX pLANTEURS.

NrRs. TT. CRANE ct QU1NE, Fofgerons
49, ct IngtnieurS iMtcanidaiiens, ont l'hon-
neuf d'annoncer an public qu'ils sont miainte-
nant etablis pres 'habitation de A. c. MtCul-
lum ct qusils entrepretidront toute espeGe de
travaux tbncernant leur profession. II $'em-
presseront aussi de repbndre a la demande 'des
habitants pour les rtpafations des machines
a vapeur, bouilloires, moulins, etc, lie tout,
a des prix moderes. MA, !
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AUX HADITANTS.
NJ. r. CAUSSAT; FORGERUN.
Etabli IN pen plus bias que pEglise
Pasoissiale.

Offffe SEES services a Messieurs les plante1ts. II
executera dams ses ateliers tous les ouvrages
qiuu' ON youdra bien lui confer, on II De trarspor-.
terra dang les srcrerfes a la convenience des ifa-
bitants. q la
II est pref a receS6ff des ordres pour lie con
fectionnement de grillages; g~rillages pour tom
beaux on pour devantures, balcons, ETC., etc.
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NJ Is
y CASE . z

gH NO. IL MISSISSIPPI STREET,
la.
REaHE subscribers, respectfully present
u their thanks to the public in general
and their friends in particular, for their Iibe-
raj patronage, since they have commenced
business, and they hope, that constant atten-
ton to business and u%ntiring efforts to
please in the selection of their goods, will
continue to them the Unlimited confdcntte
oftheir good old customers. We now offer
for sale, CHEAP for CASH, a splendid assert
ment of gentlemen's clothing, boots, hats,
gloves, hoses, brogans, nullifiers, CATERS,
braces. c%ravats, &c, &c. Saddlery: Amer
lean, English and Spanish saddles. bride
filings and m~artingales o~fbvery description.
A fine ASSORTMENT bf' coopers' and tarpeefn-
ters' tools, and hardware in. general, Dry
Goods, Lowell No. bleach and unbleaeh
%muslins, fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white h%anuels, ladies afd, ipisses hoses,
gloves, CATERS, ~corsets, black Kid aid last
ing CATERS, White kid and satin slippers,
children's shoes, boots, CATERS, &c, &c, all
of which we sell at the lowest market price,
for cash or approved paper.
RICHARD & TEMpLET.
January 18th. 1851. Fs% O1
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FORGERON EFT INGENIEUR MECNICIEN
A JACOB III. ALMENDINGER nre

kydks Went les planteurs quill executera a
domicile toutes sortes d'ouvrages de sa profess
sion, qu'onf youdra bien lui confer ct quiz Sc
transportera sur tottes les habitations Oh IL sera
appele, pour Y executor les reparations des ma
chimes j vapeur, ct les METRE en- peu do temps ct
ades prix moderes, 4 meme de bien ionciion-
neF. fne,6i
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

NM. MELANcoN Il TRlcnE preyien.
nent leurs amis ct lie public qu'ils ont ac.
quis dc Mr.. TX. GAUTnIER, I'expIoitatiob
dn Washington Hotel. lis soIIicilcnt h,
continuation de la favour don't lie pubI;c
a toujours cntoure Get Establishment. Of
ills s'engagent a ne ricn negIiger pour
sen re"dre dignes, Appar!emeuts. Il
Table confortablcs, Bo%rretoujouiIs aQpro.
visionnee dcs meiIIeures Iiquenirs, Ser.
vice prompt. VOLTA des titrcs que Ieur
maison ne dementira lanais.
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TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
n Z SIZE UR LIS. f. PLTTEN, connu debnis
III p%lusieurs anntes par les %ibmbreux ouvvta-
ges, Quill fats dansle cimetiere de cette pafcis-
Sc, et,ceux DIES paroisses avoisinhntes, a Them
neur de p~revehir SEES aniis ct lie public en- gene
ral, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de l'Ameli-
que, ct de lItalie, des marbres de toutes especcs
etqp il est pref d executor toute commando de
tombes, caveaux de famille GU monuments con.
ceriiant sa paarrtie. .5 .s1 Pc
II emploie an. choix des families, IL marbre Id
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge tgalement dcs
en- gp' fer. P Po en eIss smsl es ,e'msss, so,' en- e s'.dr sol!
ser chez lui a Plattenville a cote de l'Eglise Pa
roissiale del'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
fnoderes.
P1atterville, % ostobre 1850. [n9,6i
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E, RABASSE.
G. Dentiste de Paris.

Ayant compose IN ODONTALGf
QUE qui guerit radicalement les mauf
de dents ct arrete ii %carie,a fhonneur
den faire part 4 SEES clicns ct d'offrir ses
services aux pefsonhiees qui peuven ten
avoir besoin.
Ainsi m~aintenant: plus d'extraction,,
plus de soufIfanccs, ct preservation GER
tame ct fhcilc.
G-Il va continuer ses voyages CONNIE
il les faisait a%uparavanf. IA.
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~. LOUER aussi un magasin ,situe d
AdA deux miles au dessus de Paifcourt-
vile, avaftageux pour Establishment dun
commerce quelcondue. Il Sc trouve entire
la sortie du Brittle St. Martin ct celle du
Brittle st. Jean Baptiste.
Pour plus amples informations, s'adresser
sur les lieux on a Mr..
ED. GAGNE, Post Office.
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II d aura aassi tue grandc representation
DE jEUX OLYMPlQUES, representation
dams laluelle les plus fameux Ecuyers de
la troupe fprendr~nt part.
LIE HARAS appartefiant a MN. lIabie ct
leur troupe, est le plus beau ct le pls urenom
me de toute pArierique.
-UNE SUpEHBE MUS1QUE, dirigee par
p. s. PufrAM; aocompagnera Ia troupe,
La TENTE du Cirqns est immense ct peut
aa ~contenir d False fRuIs MILE pERsoNNEs.
tTE'approbation iniverselle obtenue pr les
proprietasres ct les eIcburagemens quils ont
recus partout, les ont engagses . i'epargner nj
SONS, III travail, nj or, pour produire dcvant le
public, un grand nombre de Jeu1 nouyeaux ct
wares. z8s
pRIX DsENTREE. !. SO cents,
Enfans ct Domestiques as cents.
tries portes serort ouvertes a liz heure,
ct Ia representation comn ence-a 4 2 Il. preGisse,
TCetta Compagnie fera SEES Exhibitions =.
"A, Tigervile, . ; few. "A Thibodeaux, 5etb
al fIouma. le 4. A Napoleonville. LEI.
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M. Il
M. p. RITCKI,EY.

.fsi ra M. p. BUCKLEY,
LIE plus souple ct le plus VII des Ecuyefs sur
fa prendra lassemblee, ainsi qu'ut grand nom-
bre d'autres a~rtistes don't on trouve les mons
dams lie programme de la Representation.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

D'ici a pen 'e pensionnat sera trans
ftre dams I'm waste local rue dc Bourgo-
que. cn:re Toulouse IT st. Louis, pour
causc d'agrandissemens. 49
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a SON tour paraftra sgaleaent
- Ec- D7s CLOWNS,
ALEX. ROCKWELL

Qui s'est acqnis dams lie genre de Pasquin, l.
premier rang parmi les Paillasses dAmeri'
Due ct d'Europe. $50 Eias2A
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Gbr DaiIp iDirpinian.
WEEP NOT FOR HER.


Weep not for her Oh she was far too fair,
Too pure 60 dwell in tbs guttainied eafth
The sinless glory. and The golden air
or Zion seemed to claim her from her binhi
A .nirit wandered from It's native rune,
Which soon discovering. took her iof is own;
Weep mol for her
Weep not for her lie -pan was Ike the sby,
Whose thousands stars shine beautiful and bright;
Like flowers that know not what il il TO die
Like ong-linked, sbadeless months Of polar lights
Like music floating Der wageless lake
While echo answers from the wntery brake.
Weep not COR her
Weep NOT for her She died in curly youth,
Ere hofe bad lost ts rich romantic huesi
When human bosoms seemed the home If truth
And earth still CLEANED with beauty radiant dew,
Hes summer-prme woned not TO days ihai freeze
Her wine of life ron the Ices
Weep not for her
Weep not for her BY feet or slow decay
II never grieyed her bo.oms TO mark
The poyma Is Of her childhood WINE awby;
Her prospects wither, or her hopes groe dark
Translated by her God, with spirit sbriven.
She passed a. 'twere in sme.from earth to Heaven
Weep moi for her
Weep not for herl twas not heIs To feel
The miserics that corode amusing ycara.
'lsainst dreams Of baFlcd bliss the heart steel,
To wander sad down Age's vale Of tears.
a whih the withefed leaves from Friendshps tree,
And on eartl's wintry world alone be
Weep not for her
Weep not for herr She il an angel ueW,
And tread. the sapphire floors Of Paradise
MI darkness. wiped from her refuIgent brow.
Sin. sorrow, suffering, banisted from her eyes:
Victorious over death, TO her appear
The vista'd JOYS Of Heaven eternal yror
Weep not for hen
Weep not for her! Her memory il The Shrine
OfpIeasant thoughts soft the seeut flower
Calm MINDLESS eve the suns decline,
sweet a. the soug of birds among tn, bowers.
Rich "a a rainbow with its hses ct itut.
Pure as the moonshine Of an tumn nght
Weep not FOR her
Weep not fsf hct There is cause for We;
Bgt rathsf nerve the spirit that ii walk
Unsbriukiag Der tie thoruy paths below;
And from EARTH low deflements keep dice backs
So, ahen lev feet seyeriaE years have flown
She'll meet thee At Heaven gstc-a.d lcad tbcc ou.
Weep NOT for hca
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ZINC kegs Zine Paint, just received
IL by ocI lots -. K. LYMAN.
OF the Mails, Aug. '5..

= =
NoNfHERN.-Arrivesf from { harlottesyille on The
an. Says as heretofore viz Tue, DAYS, thursday and
c1Hays, Schedule time OF arri, al, a IN. Leaves on
pAt ~ = wv w ednesdays and Fridays, al 3 m
Wednesdays Mnh Nh; Packet brings a Way Mai
days ~, MONDAY and sundays and takes one Mon
Richmond ana \ . sed Fridays onMonjav morning.
pnII % su ,hern mail is received h, Tho p[i
co. MAll-MaAs are d,n,,a cd h IL
Buiords Big Lick SAT-, a'' f2ffes' Depot, Liberty
the present, all the watering places ~ re ana i"i
By tie Railroad also sent ON -
and saturday mail. or Bedford, Flo,da ana
LbAlNGiON AND PAfTONshURG NJ %II.",r
riyes daily, except Sunday, at G6p m. ~
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hal-pastsix
FARMVll,LE--Au 'es daily except SUNDAY. ab,,,,
midnight, bringing the nail from Richmond and na,,.
North, South and West OF that ely Lea, daily ru
ii to IL p. except SATURDAY night.
DANVILIE-Ariivcs as her 'olpre, Tuesday,. I hues
nays and Saturdays. Leaves g., heretofore, Mondays
wednesday, and Fridays, at 3 a. IN.
fEallAk Mlll.S--Arfives as heretofore Monda ~
ana fhufsdays, between 10 and IL a. m Leaves abou
p. IN same days.
gT- Mails closed al 6 p IN
" IN sunday morning, the Office will be kept opei
Tor one hour aitel The Mail is ready Tor delivery
Ang l5-dts WIN. NJ BIACkFORh p NJ
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L'ESEE ENfEiBETHON.-r The subscriber hav.
ing obtained at considerable expense. from Mr.
Whitchmsts Washington Gallery. DagucrreoivpesoC
lie following distinguished characters most respec tlly
invites the public 10 call aud examine them in connec.
ton with large number ol his own production at the
Whitchur. Gallery.
President Fillmore. Gen Winfield Scot. Wn. A. Gra.
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce WIN K King, Gen. Lewis
Cas-, Judge SteI hen y. Douglass =. Z GIBBS,
.lnlN IA-,ltf prnn1.irl.,
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\ OTICE no VllE PsIEIlC.

! II OF The clater Of II I.ynelburg aud Alina
don Telegraph Coapany" ,aad. u lalow-t
hat any person or pefsone shall nllS or know
nglt break, nlure, destroy, or iuttnup' tLe 1rrHFp
linz or communications, or any part thcreo-~to b,
erected by the said company in pursuance ef this act.
he She they sall puy the raid c,fpofatson onc
hundred dours far SAID offence, and shall be mthci
lablc Tor all damages which the snid company ma,
'ufer VA requiring the injury. aud from the interruption
of their business To be recovered In an action of lress
rnss.-nnd, IT any person. mourning the penalty nfore
said shall through insolvency any other co-c be un
able shall fail pay the pcnnlty ~ danaees ufgr,
said and shall second time commit lcsspns an, nh,
sod lines. any raft thereof aforesaid. he She 81
they shall be liable upon ciinat hereof 10 an inn
pfisonment in the county inof nos less ,ban month
more Than six months
The penalties OF the lection above rested. viii be-
iigidy enforced. +. b. DEANE. JR
President l.. Il \. rlrelnph ca.
10 Richmond lsemi-weehly} Times aud Ermyill,
journal will copy Il aud send occouat Ia this Office.
Sept 3--dls
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The American publishers respectfully invite the atten
lion OF thcrtellow citizens to the merits OF the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
pcrIs without being convinced that they subserve tho
best interests of popular intelligence md add. in an
eminent degree, to the general happiness of the nation
by mpnrting the public mind healthfu stimulus fo
Il heb order Of intellectual pleasure.
Copies Of all tho above works can be the ta-
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Ok AAn WOEsEn on HUR

" q y u, MAIN STREET, RCAMuNp VIRGINIA
We offering large ussarlm eut ii Fu, iiur,
at reduced prices, have greater Gcteis for man
utncruring thun heretofore. We return our thanks To-
the liberal patronage received from midi and western
Virginia, uod we hope offer such Inducements Us To-
"Quck sales and small profits, and we intend in u
adhere to il .tickly We invite all to exam.
inc stock believe we will offer greater in.
dncemens to buyers thun any other ousein the State
We prepared manufacture allunres in our line
at The shortest notice. JONES 4 | ATWOOD.
Sent o1-dts
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REPUBLICATION OF THE

LONUO.N QT.IHILNLT, TIE EDINB JNE
THE NORTH BRIIISH, .4.ND UEST.Hf.N-
ISTER REVIEUS IND BL.aCKUOODS
1L5G.HZENE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, Publishers,
- Fulton and 81 Gold streets, New York,
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STEArt MARBLE wORKS:.

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- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MatbleW ork,
10 the corner of Mann and 9Th streets wherewibe found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltallan and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Manle
Pieces of every description, WallP lates, Fronts &c
ANY og. +" gof be @Hyg%" w ' c% man.
romptly attended to.
Mr. R having served his apprenticeship in one of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, ilatcrs hnsefthat
ali work executed his shop will give entire sa fac.
ton as any done North South.
Richmond. July l4-lyd
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MECHANICAL.
EIATsN AND CAPS.


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FAIL FASHIONS ron 1872
FTtIE subscriber has nos received he ses J orb
4 Baltimore aud fashdepIiis styIesaf Oeslisfusn7s
No. l Mocskin. Six. black add aAilr. Beaver and
Brush HATS which. ior durability aid beauty. cannot
be surpassed IN this ~ any other market liz stock
noyY large and complete, embracing al ol tie fss' 4a3
most approsef s,y'ss ef = mrs and cdPH A.
dopted Tor the F1lf,aar. - H1oIesois and Re.aa
20 which he cordially invites - old friends ard
customer AMI the public generally II give him call
before purchasing ese,h here. He stock viii b. found
~ cheap as aHy other establishment IN tie city AL
inds 81 Hats made order si ueafness and dispatch
~ Cuaoaers Ha1s dresasd oUf, fese u elagRc.
Coll At the sign Of the blue Hal
oet2-t. WI. SITTER
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mud thcy mbe thi opportunity toretan liz. r,,,ks
he public ton the very liberal patronage lstf" inn
IT. x 6. s. Dugud aud beg D,a1.eo 81 L Z
sunc.
Wehoyean hondnl la, ofrouAcco scuAos ssu rprz.
'fsa iohucro toisherua eottruur, 'ouesond f. oints
af all descriptions, Min Gearing, snusd aud cast
Threading Machines &c Y, s.
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