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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01
Scholarships in Middiobury College.


A plan of scholarships in Middlebury
College has been devised and adopted by
a.. .e.u.,;o. Ill, :. u.,.oa,odA.
io"' n'S pian' enao'es 'ne iiie"u' VI
the college, and OF collegiate education
to meet the conditions of purposed lib.
oral berof,c,;o, and what ia do,e will
h...,..:1 IL. 1:t.~.1.sy.J
'iu' 'o' O"'J a'u' Du' De ''oS,""Y "'"."
to do extensive good we heartily
commend the object, and the plan.
MrMoRANDuM Of an agreement Jeticeen
the President and FsllowS of Md
dleJnry College on Tie one part, and
sereral subscribers TO this instrument
on the other part:
WHEREAS, benevolent individual has
proposed to secure to the Trustees of
Middlebury College the sum of $40 600,
as permanent fund-the income Of
which shall be applied in aiding worthy
young men 70 obtain an education, pro
vided the said Trustees will procure in
donations, scholarship subscriptions or
otherwise the sum Of 10000 in addi-
tion. for a similar purpose Therefore
the President and Fellows of Middlebury
College do engage to raise the sum of
$40 600 for permanent investment, on
the plan and conditions following. viz
|. Any person. who shall pay to the
Treasurer of Middlebury College the
sum of one hundred doi(arS, i'll the
manner hereinafter mentioned, shall be
entitled to a temporary scholarship in
said College of eight years duration, c.
he may send two students successfully
through College free from the usual
charge of tuition.
2 Any person who shall pay as above.
the sum of $500 shall be entitled to Il
scholarship of twenty four years dura-
ton. i. e, he may send six students sue
cesslvely through Col 'ege free from the
usual charge of tuition
Any person who shall pay the sum
OF SOU, shall be entitled to perma'
aent scholarship in said College i. e, he
may have one student in said College
perpetually, free from tuition charges
A. Said scholarships may be sold
loaned or otherwise disposed of, at the
option of the proprietor, but the rights
OF scAol RS iP shall n no case interfere
with the laws and discipline OF College
.. The transfer of said scholarships
shall lie made only on the books of the
College Treasurer by the owner: or his
attorney or assignee.
T. The sums subscribed TO this instru'
ment shall be paid IN two equal insta :
ments, the first OF which shall be due In
thirty days after the said Corporation
shall have publicly announced that the
sum has been secured to their satisfac-
tlon, aud tho second lnstalment shall be
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-01

From the Anccdo tai papers in Harper S
Maya >ine AN old Gentcman'S Letter,
and attributed to the novelist Paulding.l
DEAR SIR The small village of Lam
deck is situated i'll very beautiful spot
near the river Inn, with a fine old castle
to the southeast. against the winds from
which quarter it shelters the greater
part of the village not unnecessary
screen; for casterly winds in the Tyrol
are very detestable. Indeed know no
country in which they are anything else,
or where the almanac lines are not ap
plicable-
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SuNDAy Ann MONDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-J. Gardner. Rio
de janero; r Redmond, N &; Belshaw,
Montgomery, Ala; E B Weatherly, Augusta,
Ga; Jno Dabney and F Williams, Washington;
s Watkins, N C; w S Morrison, and {
Parsons, Charleston, Howard and VIM
Hannah, Philada; A Whitehead, Petersburg;
G A Mitchell, ) Z; P Robertson, Richmond;
s II Luke, Texas Simpson, lady and Miss
Simpson, Coto de Lac; Fl Briggs and lady, N
C; J Fouerane, N Y; Papperar, Canada; A
Preot. Buckingham; c o Sanford, Peters
burg; II L Rehman and P Griffin, Washing.
ton; X Strong, lady and Miss Williams, Phila;
II Vermllion and lady, Wythe Co: P q
Frederick. Roanoke; L II da Costa. Rich.
mond; e Edwards, Montg emery; S Watson
and lady, St Charles, Mo; W HARDWOOD, Or
chard Cornwall.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-A D Banks,
Hampton; J Robinson. and l. Roper, Peters
burg; VIM Justice, and J Allen, Powhatan,
f Ii Masse, and c Massie, Amherst; E Il
BAYLOR. Russell Va; L Davis, Lynchburg;
Capt Marsiers, City Point; w Long, fancey-
Vile, N C; w w Mays, Nelson; J Dunn,
Jefferson: J H Fox and lady, ScotisViiie; y
Rodes, NesoD; Cunningham, New YORK,
Z L Almond, Charlotte; VIM Old, fowhatnH,
w $ Pollard, Danyilie; P Reynolds Jr, c;
Gill. Nouoway; r A Wade, and Wade,
Amelia; Ii c Scott, California.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-C r Hansford, e
P Smith. Ala; w Todd. Petersburg; r Plum
mer. C; ID c Cummings, Va; I Mcclellan,
NO; B X Buchanan. Va; w T Johnson, Bal
,more; J J Philips Va Mil In; 5 Rogers, Va;
w M Turner, King William. VIM COPELAND,
Henrico; Miss Atkinson, KY; w Peck, Rich
moud; r Ives, Farmviile, c E Yeamans,
Miss; A F Hopper, Chesterfield; w N Rag
land, Louisa; l. Turner, Richmond; l.
Bioughton, Tappahannock; + Barksdule, Al
bemarle; Huckabee and lady, p H An.
drews, J A Weimyss Ala; l. Dupie La; John
Colby, N Y; DR. G Goats, Roanoke; ID
Green, jr, Falmouth; G Ii Smith, Va Ma In
" Draughan, Fayetteville, N c; A NJ Goode,
A G Jeiiress, Charlotte; W C Clayton, Amelia;
d Stubbleield and lady, Philadelphia.
CITY HOTEL y T Wishing, steamer Augusta;
To5ey. No folk; A S Whaling, Australia; Mi
nor. Fredericksburg; H Sumner, iss Al Iur-
ner, Philadelphia; r Coiworth and lady, Mrs
Coiworth and son, King William; j Rawlings,
Charleston, e; G w Rudn Chesterfield; I +
Johnson, Amelia; A NJ Coneyy, Virginia; A Mason
and lady, New Kent; Jas 8 Morrough. Prince Ed.
ward; Gldrag, Cumberland; : Thompson,
New York; George v inslow, Lunenbarg; L f. OAR
ron, Mills, New York; NJ J Lennon, Phiadrl-
phia; W Whiting, Diuwiddie; l. 81 Douglas, New
Orleans; Il c smith, Hanover.
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RAIs.-The dsluge has no, been confined
to Virginia. The YorhviIle Is. C.,) Remedy
says:
Great da mage has been done to mills, dams
and bottoms, hundreds o! acres OF corn having
been under water, in our district. besides seve-
raj bridges and mills being washed away
We had hoped the hardes, of the rain was i'm
mediately in our vicinity, but we find such is
not The case, as complaints keep coming in
from al! quarters.
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." A New York paper, speaking of The
late catastrophe at Albany by which several
persons were drowned, mentions The fact that
there was not probably a passenger in the ill
fiied boat who did not know that il was over.
loaded; yet they crowded on board, and re.
NAMED after being warned of the danger
And Immediately after the disaster, and while
the dead bodies were being taken from the RI
YER, ferry beats, no larger, were crossing al
mast equally verloaded.
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IA 1a a
DIUHMOND And DANVlLLE KALI.
II Pm n OPEN TO MOORES ORDINARY,


n iJHMOND AND DANviL1E RAIL
u ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FIVE MILES.
On and after Monday. August 10th. 1882, Tegu..
lar Passenger Tran will run between Richmond
and Moores Ordinary, connecting al that point
with FIagg & Cos line OF Stages for burkeviie,
FarmviIs, Halifax C urthouse, Charlotte Court.
house, Das&ilIe, Milton and Greensboro.
Passengers for Lynchburg will step az the juno
ton, aud connect with Fiagg s. Cos Line of Sta
The Train win stop for passengers only at theioi
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhite, Robiou's. Cod Fields. TIE.
mahawk. Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
Scott's Shop Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen.
nipgs Ordinary, Haytoksh and Liberty Church
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday at
o'clock, n NJ. Returning, leave aoercs 'OFdina-
ry at l:5oP
Children over g. and not over q years of sge,
half price to any points except the two first named
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with tuso passes, that one Gamble retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go on the Cars.
A Freight train will leave Ricbr1oad every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The Wednesdays
Freieht going only to the Junction.
NB-The Stage leaves Moore's Ordinary every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 1890 O'Clock,
A NJ, arriving at Danville next day at 81 A M, and
at GEeeasboro' at 10 P M, and resnrning meets the
Cars at iae same point every Tuesday, Thursday
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, 50.
Do do DO do Greensboro, 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets, will be considered way passengers,
and charged an increased rate of fare.
aul2 John H. OSBORNE, Supt
go ST AM ) HIP LINE OF
&z4E&&, PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice,
Union Steamship Companys Line.--The two Few
and beautiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal and PENNSYLVANIA Captain Baymore
One cfthese fine Steamships viii leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provideS
with Erenes's Patent Metallic Lite Boats, set rGt
rate tahasa, and every ar snt0n "a paid to the CONS.
fort and safety of the passengeTsand protection Of
goods.
Freishts taken low. and all transhipment avoid
ed
Passage in first Cabin 50, berths and meals in
clEdod.
do End do 81, dog do dos
Passage through TO New York via Philadelphia So.
FOR CAPE MAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvsnia will touch at Cape
May during the bathing season to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May 80, meals included, thus
saving about half the expense in visiting this de-
Hghtful bathing place. Apply to
MAYO d ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond.
N.B-The ships returning, leave Philadelphia
everv Wednesday, ar 10 O'Clock, A NJ. jy1
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DOUBLE ARREsr.-The EdgefeId Is. CO.
Advertiser chronicles the arrest of a man Mans
Ell McCrary, charged with murder in Alaba.
ma. reward of $500 had been offered by the
fIther and brothers ofihe person killed. Anoh
er McCrary was arrested at the same time, as
a gitiye from justice. and carried back to
Alabama with his brother.
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CS A little dug hleHot Mr.. Hamilton Sim
son was drowned al Yolkville, South Carroll
ma, few days since, while end eayoring TO
.rcross on log over Turkey Creek, in company
with a younger brother. The boy escaped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-31

B The Petersburg Express speaks in
glowing terms of the late visit OF the Wings of
Richmond TO the Cockadetown.
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q An outrageous attack was made upon
the house of Mrs Lucy Partin, in Petersburg,
about two O'clock on Sunday morning. The
police ale Oh The lookout for the perpetra-
tors.
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HE SOUTHERN RIGHTS PARTY.-The fol-
lowing IS the letter Of General Scott to the
Southern Rights party of Alabana, who pre
pounded 10 hun, as well as General Pierce. n
series OF in,eJfes atories in relation to slnveryI
admission OF new States aud The right of y
Stale TO sec EIDE from the Unian
WASHINGTON, July &C. 1852.
Gentlemen have the honor TO acknowledge
your letter OF the l4,h inst, in which Won de.
sire my answer TO a number Of political inter.
TogaioIes.
beg leave 10 reply that, in my ensw er 10
tie President of ibe late Wing National Con-
scniion, made The only declaration OF poiili.
chi opinions that expect 10 lnake during the
present canvass for the Presidency Of the Uni
ted States.
With great respect, am gentlemen,
Your obedent servant.
WINFIELD ScoTT.
This not being deemed satisfactory. and
Gen. Pierce having failed ,omake any reply,
the party will hold convention on the second
Monday in September. TO determine their fu.
t0re course. The silence OF Gen. Pierce. II ID
said, has considerably offended thAm.- Bait.
SIN.
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I5sl !. "a Il
4 Nay HIfN1E

10y SSf ~ 8Z@sWHR s3fesssssy-yyfSA
iJIhkY fOINT LINE TO E1LT
l. NOR E-FWICE WEEKLY RETVVEEN
k1CHMONDa AND BAIT ?atORE.-Fare "A
Only.-The public are hereby informed that ts,s,
comfortable and commodio % low. preseas G. Steam
er MARYL md, Capt Chsxies Z. Mite sell hawai-
been entire refitted, enlarged and improved. %
every resp a4 with bertha for large. rialber- of
passenger. and with s,e.e reoIas fCr.thass VINO
Freter beng retired IS sw on the rt4p.e between
hichmona and Baltimore. Passengers oy this acese.
be ard economical line will leave Richmond bv
ke morI ag train, on Mondays and Wednesdays
at occas, a. M, and reach Bal:im are On the fol
lowing zsrrninss in tim s,to proceeds tho New
Castie aast trenchtown Steamboat Ina 1t hag past
III, ceswith the eary:ran of thlsa days 10 Phil
ade!phi2- Returning Passengers will leave Balti.
more ca.the afternoons. of Tuesdayand Tuesday.
at A. - and connecsatthe Creaa~on "Wednesday
and F-iday sacceedira with the train which ar
nves tasRichmond at ). P NJ, oa the same DAYS
FAN in either direction, s. fsSate rcesns and
rneaiator cabin passengers, extr axeepfis the cast
OF la&ps and families, who wi2.haye tha priyieg .
OF s.ste-rooms tree of charge.C Forward cabi !
passengers, Gncludi2g ais asa,l odenc On board
"a %. s 80 o'' "
hare for hrst elasapassenge,s between Baltmf ire
and Phiadel hia by the Nevs Castle and Frep ch.
tom line, 81 50. For secena GLASS do, 81 so Ma.
khs Tie Hhote fa,s from RicSso,sd as PAiLcdslpkia
~ eTst class rassenSers ~ tais csrssabis linz,
-. 50 only.
Nor further particulars, oz through ,iekets, apply
u the office OF aae Richn>and, FreSericksourg z
3otOmac Railroad CompezF
}. B. WESTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE R., F. A p. r. r. Gospa,Sr}
Richmond, March ;lh 1852 { NH G.
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iiOhE, COAL, 81 OUD,--i an pler.r.a- IL
~ supply consumers with AuthrAelye and Bitumi
nous Coal. Coke, aud Mood =, curfsnt prices. aud
solicit orders from my frirnds ard The public.
5AMfEL RAVES,
aas-jn Nnssa side the Rssin.
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NTOTICE.-R. X. DUVAL having this day ia
IL Ken his brother, ?. OUVAL, into co part
nership, the business will in future he conducted
by X. IL. Duvai az RrGtsler. a, the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We low receiving
a fresh supply OF Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils, sc
&c, ami hope by strict personal attention, to merit
portion Of public patronage. 4. R. DUyAL,
J. Z. DUVAL.
Richmond, July lst 1852 iyI
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This is the last day Of the present session
of Congress.
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~ kN DOUTs, NEW bODG'S.-Ju Just re.
ceived, lot OF beautiful Boots, IN ade Of French
Calf Fit elegantly, and will be sold at the low
price OF So 50 az No 50 u ain 81, by
WALSH.
Don't forget, al riga OF Big Boot, just below City
Hotel, opposite side au a
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TS THE halle. ~

TS THE LA IE We are now
saezxA1recesJing our Fashionsbie Fall Styles
We nave $50 received large supply vi those
cheap CATERS, OF various oolOrs and shades such
as Purpa. Maroon, Cream Bronze, GAVIN, &c AL
so, Md. Mor0cco, BroIze and light coiored, Bus.
kins, Slips, Ties, jenny Linds, polkas, Diamond
Ties. sc, &c tor Ladies and Nisses, al OF which
Will be sold at cur usual moderate ra..s, at the
Ladies" Saloon, % Main street
aua1 WHITE & PAGE
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n EW GOODS FOR FALL lSs3,-Just
- received, handsome Mous!aines aud Ca.iooes;
t!annels, Blankets, shirting, Sheeling, &c. &C.
Great bargains viii be offered n Summer Goods
Many will be sold at and below cost ia order 10
make room for tne new goods re, TO come and TO
raise as large IN mount OF Cash as possible l. i,
the intention OF the subscriber to cIfer eat in.
duceneats TO all VINO viii favor MIN with cali -
AIidoods VIII De offered at very small advance
upon tee cost Due notice vii be given ICON r..
eelpto OF the cheap Goods.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
an 20 20l Broad street
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az CAKRTAEE. ,y~Sr--

CAhHIA6Es, BAkKIAGE..
90 HI@KT1he subscriber has On band, a, ais
between Main. and Cary, q 9th and l4th strr.,.
near the Colulahsan Hotel, &c rhes, Cbarint,as..
Eatouches. Beysies, with & nd wsbou, tor, -sr3
sulkies, all OF as own MAKE the besa rns,sriaIs
and workmanship. All of bic will be- sol5 = Is
as good work Of the kind IAN be- In me e.. y,
Rehmond' and respectful ~ Ak cali from ita.s.
in want OF anysarucle in the CEEAae line. AL ana
determined to make to orde I'D sell at the lovs,
prices possible, and all wor I'D that is
iaEesu 1s 70 MICAJAh MANGUn.
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Ha NOTlCE.--Tne s1oscrIoer takes SiS
81 this method ofinierEaing his trea DIS anc <aisA
The public genr rally. that he is now recelv.
ing direct from ths. manufacturers, and will,
by the 18th day OF September. nave opened ami
ready for sale, an entire fresh stock of Boots,
shoes, Trunks aaa Carpet Bags, embracing
all the different Kinds necessary for yrnteel retail
store This Will not Interfere with the Hat and Cap
department of my business. | have engaged a
gentleman OF experience t. manage the Shoe and
Boot b. anch; and in the Hat and Cap department
pledge my personal attention and the aid of com
petent assistants. Particulars hereafter
JOHN THOMPSON,
eu 70 c7 hain street.
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d % - -
NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, OIL

En- ~ SaifxMs-xES@ uEF.sssaa5sss53.
nor NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, OLD
II POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt.
WIZ. c. SMITH. having been refitted tor the SUM-
mar travel. will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Wathall, on WCines day, the I'd of June.
Tie Cars running in coz lsEion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning a, 6
O'Clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days. viz: Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, at 6 O'Clock 4. NJ.
The Augusta will toue rat Old Point during the
bathing season, going aid, returning, ana Bill the
landings on the River.
J 2are 20 City Point 90
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U IMPORTANT rf0TICF TO :

Eiy IHFDHTANV
~HAT AND BOOT v
cheapest place in the city
ANTHONY'S, where Mol
best quality are sold at .:
silk 50 so.
Fine Calf-skin Sewed Bo
Patent Leather Congress
Patent Leather Oxford I
Patent Leather Montere'
Together. with an asse,
horn and soft Hats, Umbre
NH 80 c
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"a LDsUi>>s FEAKiA DENTi FKICE, Ter
I Cleaning, Preserving and Beautityng IiIe
Teeth and Gums. The recipe for this unequslied.
Dentlfrice furnished Is by DIR. K. N. HUDSON. of
this cit, who recommends it highly as a cleanser
and purifier of the Teeth and Gums Prepared only
by K r. DUVAL Il BRO.
jy II Under the American Ks7tel.
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4 tOh1 PAAatL rs Il u 4 / E m 4 E-ror
l. whitening and preserving the Teeth and heslins
the Gums. This preparation is prepared after the
directions of s2a eminent French Pin, sciar, and is
recommended by many medical writer's as one OF
the safest that could be used IL is IeasIy nut up in
ename!let Jars. Price % cents. For sale by
{ E j. PICOr,
au IL Corner opposite the OH MARKET
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AJEDITERRANEAN FILTERERS.-
IVA 4 small lot of genuine Mediterranean Filter
inn Stones hand To those persons wnn are
not supplied, opportunity incw offered at re
duceG price-or sale by
au27 z. M. ZIMMERMAN
NINE GIUARs.-We have how IN store and
f. otfsr for sale, very large stock of HAVANA
and Principe Cigars, of the best brands. Those
wanting good Cigar ind itat
PURCELL, LADD & cos,
au2l Druggists ~ .;ein st
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iCnE 80, lSJ@.--Just recasved isan NsS
y Xork,
plain Swiss Muslirs
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swisa Auslina
Colorsa Spng and DotiAd do
Jaeones Camosics
Tape Gae * Muslins 81
farnisnre pimiy, vesy cheap
And q variety of other desirable aud cheap gooas
As HART g. MOSES
je29 New Store, 81 Main street.
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ltl. an acknowledged fact, that the first 'good
Ready blade" Clothing ever brought TO thasRich-
mond market, was biamsht by the old house Of
Keen d Co, now kesa, Chiles & Baldwin. AT that
tina tae clothing tias in the hands cf1 small
daaie, -, who NOT SO stu sted to MAKE Up,
stock of goods in gaed style. Now, the beat cloth
ing sold, ls sold Ready made. fyou go to the pro,
per place to buy io leg is that place esaa al thu.
STOCK hand is much large Tor the season. and
the amour, OF cash much too smsil great bar gains
may tie had Come with cash in hand, to
All 9 KEEN CHIfFS e. FAT DyVIN
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vN% INSURANCE The Rchmnna ~.
Association are now Prepared N 49,
policies of Insurance On the .bovs ~
scriPton OF rlsks on as reasonabe terms a, an,
similar company, and respectful r,aak !, ara =
the patronage of the public Ap Ecat;ns s.I ss
received at the oface No a23, co nar OF Ma an. -
9Th streets, where the officers wiz cbe,rf,i, saa
nish all information that may Be reguire2 an
losses promptly and literally adir ssa An
JAMES BOSEER, Prex,ds,,
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Y 4 y II 4 Il 81. n
Is constantly receiving
Piano Fortes; rom Num-
and other celebrated max.
ton of purchasers to his
rran., and will sci, a. very
ned, let on hire, and taken
10 Forte AND Music Store
160 Main street,
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1 Assn W n u AZ TIE LAnx,G
tLoIhlAG EMPORIUM OF j. ID. GUCl3.
NAN, NO. l5a Msia street, oppesiIs Ea2ie Squsye
in oroer to make ample Doom for Fall STOCK, ana
70 c.a,e 60 INTO Cash seeh goods as will be dead
capital at the expiration .: six weeks ali sn,aa,..
oooos VIII be soid "i,hout regard to prott Az sarv
call Is respectfully solis.tea
Is J N q NJ n.
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1 K. ROcE'o CUMPOUND FLuID kX.
~ TRACT or BUCHU for all Diseases OF The
Kidneys and bladder ALSO G SPECIFIC for Gout-
ihas L. decidedly one of the TEST remedies ever
us d tor diseases of the kidrsys, bladder 81 and
also Tor equity ssections; asways highly recon-
nEnced by the late DR. Ply sisk, and many OF the
most distinguished medIcsl "A n abroad For eala
~ HtnNkTT a RRERs
au % Ia ,.S'
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z LADIES GAlTEHs, LADIES,
3sssenf9 GAI1EkS.-We will receive. this day biz
steamer Roanoke, another lot OF Ladies' CATERS :.
also, some ether descriptions OF Ladies Shoes,
when We viii sellow. HART d. MOSES
au % 63 N,i, s,r,a,
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g CIaIK,
ers, and asks the atte n
Stock, which he will Wa
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tul
in exchange, at mis- Pia
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'tSALLS.nts ka1Olt..--A salal .nsoue
4 OF the sboye Raxprs, aasiscEar.a from tAe
neAa and purest Adsrnattins Cast she'll, and every
aaSos WARRANTED - shave with ease aad c0naort.
Price only IS. 81 snd 50 cents zach. tor sale hy
H. Al. ZIMMERMAN.
aa ~ Corner # 4s.n al. lsss slrec.s.
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A NI4UsoINkN OIT 81 NM Z z SIUC A.
= Z. r. esccc- hee fs, advanced, VIC propose
selling the remainder Of Summer Stock at cost
for cash, and would invite the attention of all wAp
wish TO purchase cheap, TO some ut the most choice
goods OF the season, whch4ge have yet on hand.
HENRY SHAFER d. CO,
Clothing Emporium, corner Main and l4.h s.s>