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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.

Which offer nj our usually low prices We shall
be happy Old oners well rs new ones
who come with the CASH. We ;ntend hcnceiorwarc Il
do business OIL, on the Cash ~ stem.
MARSHALL 4 co.
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TO BLACKSAIErHS
GE' MI give for good blacksniil!,s scrans Ia cts
per H. III trade for Iron. Ne - eet scr,us Iouyt
a'Igi&-t IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
FANCY GOODS.
H4APiiR mache work boxes and ink Stands. n..rl
u papicr msche card cases; China and manner ,,a,
car" uashT'S fancy INKS pm cushions, ebony lights cen
p$i LIE DUCA ROURrn
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under SO


9G0 geo
lOt0 Ice
Tatie Of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness by
paying Sc per year, draw ~ &c per week.
800 a SO
30 GCO
90 90
500 So
Those over 80 years Of charged . per cert extra
SO 90 admission ", Is chatgr, in addition To- h, above
the first year, "nd must he paid the OF n,akns
application ard the fast ears deposit within 81 DAYS
REFERENCES.
Gov. BOUTWELL,, Mass, GOV. ifupBAEp, Augusta. ",
EN-G3y WiLLtNMs, \. II. L. ALpEv, N D., Randolph
I Wood, NJ d. Randolph Hon b French Rrau,rre
Hon Morrison Bran tree Hon Hathaway. Fro,town
JH Brock~al .Elington Ct Hen PN a>ihlru fllhoro
Ten g. GOD, So.ners, Ct Woodbury. q Curtis rrovir
VI Chhori,Nsw Dedi"rd, Steph Reynolds Troy y Y
HohI W cntworth, Lowell, stephens, land Axe
srEtNGFIELD EREECnEFss
r. NlroN, fr,st thicOpec BtHkJ0s & p,nch0n. E.1
y Morga lnst AeaWam Bank, & & r,gur, VI d.
WESTERN REFERENCES.
Hi, ExcelIcncy AUSTIN A KING jefferson go, NJ,
lis EACeIleHcy. JoSEPH g. Wg1GHr. Indiauapni j. /,
iiis ENceilenoy' REUBEN Woop, Columbus. ONO
His ENcciicncy, Al q. &. FRENcH Springfield Us
EN-tiuy. Dtvlp WALLACE. Indanapolis Ia
Hon. John w. Davis, Carlisle, Ia
Hon. Geo. ". Iiliun, Ccntcrvilie Ia
itoi' :" II. smith, VI d. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
Mes>rs Chanhcrs & Knapp, Editor. Mo- Renrllir,r
Geo. n. Budd. Editor ST Louis lntellgencer
Fli.hp Is. IIochlday, Ncu,nall, rntnan * Ca
VIA. T. Henry X 90, rrof JOS n n, Dove, MD
AnseroHt \ i'ar'h, Gaiy, MCCunc Il Gusby.
NT.pAIL, MINNESOTA.
lis EN.e!leucy, ALEN AMBER RAMSEY
n'1. Mm; Il; foTees Ion Henry Lambert.
Hon. w. l.. Lar,,cd, lion ; " Fs.li.a,, J. w. North
y. l.. Amos Geo w. nrott.
3-29yl \. WHITNEY. PAU
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory OF Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third ST.
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ATTENTION LADIES.

A Ii in want Of something 10 give AWAY IN Chris,
IA mss, call ON W. :. Coinbs and examine hi. a,
soriment of things suitable for presents ON
ing. Chrstmss. and New Years.
Nearly opposite American Hoase.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
BEN. w. BRUNSON.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Groceries, Provis-
ions, &C.,
Ss.IEO yRnN STORE.

nUR winter stock OF every article usually kept ia
" or Iron store, is Large and Complete, Ia which
we invite the ateniion of the public. Ii embraces BAR
and SHEET iRoN, CAST SLEIGH SHoEs, Steel, NNLs,
ANyILs, EELLowS, VICES, CHAINS. glue, Sc. Aiso
IF NxslSe ted
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GROCERtl .S.

Mems d boys thick boots Morocco ,lppcrs.
do 90 40 shoes Ladies CATERS
Congress AID ca,f boots Ladies' and Mics .ro
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HtOUNTY AND TOWN ORDERS, bought and sold
Oby SMITH NEWELL
II. AND WARRANTS, boogh, and sold hy -
IL SMITH NEWELL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-11-23

up. and on the shoulders OF four men was
carried forth and buried by torch-light in
an obscure corner OF the Granary bury.
ing ground buried as murderers bury
their victims. Lawrence had followed al
distance, unseen and beheld where they
laid her. that he might be able to inform
the young lady, her niece, should he ever
behold her again.
He knew where she was to be held a
prisoner; and he took his way from the
grave towards the water-side 1t was Just
break of day when he found himself on
the pier head from which the British boats
embarked to the fleet at anchor in the har.
Dor. He was still dressed as farmer,
with his Soad-stick in his hand. AS the
red, morning sky deepened into the glory
of sunlight. he searched with his eye
among the ships for the George frigate, as
if he would know it instnctvely. But he
at length resolved to wait until it was eight
o clock.
"Perhaps,' said he, as he sat down up
on the end of spar; and gazed wisiiuily
over the water. ''perhaps she is not yet
taken on board. Perhaps they will bring
her down at eight O'clock"
1t seemed TO him as if the time would
never arrive. Ills suspense was exquisite
ly painful. She whom he loved above all
earthly objects, was In The hands of her
enemies. either in the town or on board
one of the ships. In either case. she was
helpless and in their power. Resolutions
to efftc, her rescue filled his mind. But
how to effect it, or what he should do, he
could not conclude upon. lie tried to
wait patiently until eight o'clock came,
hoping then something definite would be
revealed Seated i'll his coarse irock and
brogans and slouched harvest hat, leaning
upon his goad stick. he watched all thai
transpired around him. He saw the SEN
tinels pace up and down till relieved by
the relief guard; he saw boats passing and
repassing from the fleet to the town; he
saw gay officers land and walk up into
the city. and others embark. He beheld
boats, crowded with troops, rowed from
point to point. People came in numbers
on the pier TO gaze at the scene. But his
attention was drawn 10 the presence of
Jenkins Wesley. who came loun ging along
near him, playing with superb watch
seal, and wearing richly laced clothes.
with silver hl,ed sword at his side, and
diamond buckles in his polished shoes.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
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I Have Seen.

have seen the most worthless and lazy
fellow dress the most fashionable.
have seen the most talented young men
turn ,ipplers and die drunkards.
have seen men, who boasted much OF
their wealth, who were not able 10 pay their
tailor. =
have seen men who made much noise
about their bravery and daring exploits;
and
| have seen the same men run from a
goose.
have seen men run in debt without
any probability of being able to make
payment.
have seen man who requested anoth
er to solicit him 10 become candidate foi
an office.
have seen man urging another to be-
come candidate; and
have seen the same fellow vote against
him at the election.
have seen parents urging their children
20 marry against their inclnation; and
have seen a lovely young girl marry a
rich old bachelor merely for his wealth.
and
| have seen the same young girl die
broken hearted within a year.
have seen the young, the beautiful, and
the talented, marry a dashing, brainiess
fop, because he too was rich; and
| have seen them. ever after, drag out G
wretched and miserable existence.
AN OLD MAN.
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The LABoRING MAN.-Mark, says

THE LABoRING MAN.-Mark, says a
sensible writer, the laboring man. who
breakfasts at six. and then walks, perhaps
two or three miles to his work. He is full
ofheal,h. and a stranger to doctors. Mark,
on the other hand, your clerk, who takes
tea and toast at eight. and gets down to
the store at nine. or halfpast. He is a
pale. effeminate creature, full of sarsapa-
rilla. and patent worm medicine. and pills
and things. What pity such do not lay
aside the yard-stick and the scissors, and
take up the scythe or the fail for year or
two. By remaining in their present occu-
patton, they only help to fillup cemeteries.
and that's about as miserable use of hu.
manity as you can name.
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2 E z r Y
%rHH MEaLEcrHD CHILD


never was a favorite,
My mother never smiled
On me with half the tenderness
That blessed her favored child.
zI've seen her kiss my sisters cheek,
While fondled on her knee;
I've turned away to hide my tears;
There was no kiss for me!
And yet strove 10 please with all
MySiittle store of sense;
! II strove TO please, and infancy
Can rarely give offence;
But when my artIess efforts met
A cold, relentless check, -
= / did not dare TO throw myself
In tears upon her neck.
How blessed are the beautiful =
Love watches o'er their birth !;
Oh, beauty! in my nursery
| learned to know thy worth;
For even there, I've often sat
Forsaken and forlorn;
< And wished. for others wished it too,
I never had been born.
I'm sure was affectionate,
g But in my sisters face,-
{ There was look of love that claimed
A smile or an embrace;
But when raised my lip. TO meet
The pressure children prize;
None knew the feelings of my heart,
They spoke not in my eyes.
But oh! that heart too keenIy felt,
The anguish of neglect:
Isaw my sisters lovely form
With gems and roses decked.
I did not covet them; bu; oft,
When wantonly reproved,
enyied her the privilege
cOf being so beloved.
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waking state; for those who pass the night
In the Champagne di Roma inevitably Be.
come infected with its noxious air, while
travellers who go through without Stopping
escape the miasma. Intense cold induces
sleep. and those who perish in the snow
sleep on till they sleep the sleep. OF death.
of Psychological Ledic;nc.s
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e. Hour glasses were formerly much
used in pulpits. TO denote the proper length
ofa sermon. George Herbert says: '.Fhe
parson exceeds not an hour in preaching.
because all ages have thought that COM
petency." All ages but ours, and we
think it little more than competency.
1t is said that this custom was borrowed
from the ancient Greek and Roman ora
tors, who declaimed by an hour glass. In
many of the old records are charges for
this needful Instrumentation instance. in
Christ Church, St. Catharine's, London,
under the year 1864. this entry occurs:-
.'Paid for an hour-glass that hanged by
the pulpit when the preacher doth make a
sermon that he may know how the hour
passeth away"
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The RUM TRAFFIC IN New YORK The
New York Tribune calls attention to the
following statistics ofthe rum traffic in that
city:
"The whole number of places where al
coholic liquors are sold in this city is Z, 1903
Unlicensed, 1899; reported disorderly
1885, with grocery shops, 3.789; lager
beer shops, 1893; exclusively wholesale
1873. OF the taverns for travellers there
are only 336. Open on Sunday, 5,S93
Drinking places where boxing matches are
allowed. II; resorts of thieves. 1876; resorts
Of prostitutes, full 500; billiards. 2l6
dance-housessof prostitutes. &c, le2; dog
fights allowed in s; rat-kiling allowed in
4; cock-6ghting allowed in 7.''
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Common sense is an excellent article,
although there are but few men, or women
either, who use it, except in Homeopathic
doses,
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Iecured until paid Tor.
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

relght or passage, Sc
street New York BROWN, sIIIPLEY Co. Liverpool; T. O.
RoBERTs CO. ID Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUNROE
PER, HAvre.
The OF these ships accountable for gold
Adng signed therefor and the
deSi-ly
NEW YORK MARBLED IRON WORKS, once nj sales
Hoom. iO3 broadway opposite New lila, Railroad
pot Mhnuacory Cor 9th Avenue and t7th
tefHrers H1r6Lsed Cdsf Iron NdRfes Trble Tons column
fnstsr Clock Cases. COIHsrs Also an Finds OF
iEga or BaHdHgs, such WiRdO,r LiHt,s Sl Door Ways
Columns, B0icOHies. de-, DC, de- '.
The above Company having just completed
snsye foundry and Mandatory beg leave
OF Aehiects Builders and the
nent Of HARBLEIZED IRON J[lN7LS and other articles
which they producing scae the
and design Of which, and their exquisite hn never been
equaled, and cannot be exceled.
The exact limitations Of the finest varieties Marble such
EGYPTIAN Sienna, Broeatse, Verd Antique Agate Prince
pert Jasper Pyrenesc Light SPAR Ge White sStuary
nave elected the unqualified commendaon Ma
bss and fully established their popularity the public
Some OF the advantages Of consist il
ofwthsiandng HIGH DEGREE HEAT Of resisting md
eng about third the With ali other
NANTES also Of being packed
the country. '' ' pass "
The MaIbling department h under direction Mr. DEM
lN, who hst introduced this iHuUIJLe nublic
and demonstrated its practical 10 Metal.
other substances Circulars, plates exhibiting he yAT..
OF patterns will be furnished Ehen desired.
Address orders and communications
desV-dly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
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E3n 49, ~ At WiioLESALk or RETAIL, IL WATCHES, JAW
EeASS kLR1 AND FANCY GOODS, ELIAS HALE 10 ltt
MAIN siREErOn hand receiving almost daily by
d Express large assortment Watches fof1
e most celebrated manufacturer,
TO perform we Gold Fob, Breast Chains
uOd fI and ringer Rngs variety
terms bracelets Breast Pins Pens and Pencils Thibes Keys
&c As large assortment OF low priced JeWeIry suitable Tor
Tue country trade The assortment
more extensive than country coprsLg
rntn lpNA-. OF ,T,y dlercnt
~ teir Prees; silver Wsr large assoTmenL Also, Plated
wAI consisting Of Tea sets MesATd Pots, salt Cups Spoons
Cloth Tooth anu Nail Brushes; Fancy Boxes Soap. OILS Co
scsoTs, RtzoT Combs Buius Needles and Thread
With an extensive assortment u small line too nu
merous 10 mention for sale ia quantities
be bought any Northern cities or from he
uIAS'u'eEsi dHect ELtAS HALE,
mASO ''' "''1'A iVsSI Ias NJ, ,As,nt,
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rINInouGn ro LEXINGTON. ANp BUCHANAN N rwo

Days In our Mail Packet Boats scots,ir and Lynch
buOn and after the 25th ~ October Packet Boats viii
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, hour Of
hours. - -
Returning leave buchanan every day exeept Sun.
day. arrive in ynchbuTE at 6 NJ LyehbGr Al ~
and arrive IN ehrGni " % houTs, connect with The
Norfolk A ana ne sontcr,
Railroad Cars, leaving at I A. NJ
Passengers for connect With daily line NJ .,ag
North veT Returning leaving Lexington every except sun
days, and arrive in Richmond n hours.
Passengers Tor FaTmvle, fare f2 buckingham Court House
tIe - = ChAroiiesvie fare s2ani saunton a. viii
leave Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays It
Below see Card OF time Of arrival intermediate distances
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NHh Htni CHANGED BElOND ALI. DOT LTii5-.. 4
~ fAII AtCONPLI"-VAN DEUsEN's UPROVED " "a
t has most succt ssfuly solved all doubts couded e
minus OF the -ctpeil and trumphanty prejudice.
which Tor time osiructed its circulation. Thousands arc g
Speencins IN every portion Of this nion
oe benehea elects In changing hair
color, and in producing bcautu and y roth er
c barren aud uncutard soil Of Badness existed it, yeg-
e properties IN accordance with the physiological economy Of
most happily a, on the deeayed germs, life
ahd Ngor into the inactive parts causing and brauf m
Beaance Of Hair. 1t safe and agreeable companion
IOur aud an eurgtua remedy for Danduh cuaneou.
eruptOus from the 'o'
sold iy the Agents. WOOD sncsssor te q AySoR wonn
AMI ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond, Va '''
Depot 1913 Chambers street, New York City ,.t r.,
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a discovery electricity Of the present day
pains such as head and too6seSe rheumatic pains
hut con and psrceptbie
@ paralysis nervous liver diseases etc. disappear
y miracle. .sy sH.s been applied -lth TIE grsss.,
order. Of n. So1s They ees..s ea from s sS
oense' ~, We needle 70 short show All
dung ,hs. Elects 1srh abot @ sasces can n fossJ sn Ia
r., mn are ~ rsroy I % hn a. ana s
against eopants in which mild
p.eJI rsnsx f1 n,ie. ~ sh.n ~ & f si ~, az
incredible A NAV seem the noye e,. .py p.r,on can
convince himself beforehand at the depot of their truth The
Importance Of the invention has been Acknowledged
been applied with great In the medical colleges the
Believe and Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital
II London y me Acad:is Psr ~
and other scientific Of the highest ode heiadns the
P'.nepaI hospltaIs IN EUROPE.
eject iros an the Institutions Europe,
~ % Ss o eminent ana ''aF'hed % nee members o. the
"o'h hsisPhefs ana ihHte the pubic 10 examine
hsmi Sun, -, n,u.,..,., ,....,.,,.-. T.,
70, men WIN eopli Of testimonials and number Of
az tn ~ s anu Lu5oPe may De obtained gratis. At
e United states In Answer to prepaid Inqure containing three
cents postage ''S%p AN psss :. spEihEkI sole Agent
bv PTRSSI cox 20 rrises street NT York
DoRrNBLK sPiRIL SPRING BEDs.-Thess celebrated
Beds peculiarly adapted for warm climates and Tor
world.
JouN anSiSs'n,ed .a1Sh sir and Tor y1 -Hie by
Eer1rery No iitH EasIfagc sSe.t Boou WGs,delr.tt.
southern and Western merchants supplied
bs Snt o' 'hs'e popular Beds have been old during
.-or,,,.-,,,, -. a. ~
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RS nRnp ID hs, formed connection with hi. uncle
TINS s De sSRt1aed under the same te OF yALEN
W. SAUNDERS have an interest
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n NEH COMPLAINT. DYsPRPsIA. >

II Ntli COMPLAINT, DYsPEPsIA JNUNDUT CIIRo.
m nc or NrTon. Debility Dlscac OF the KiJneys and all
Constipation Inward Piles Punss Of blood to he Head kei
or Weight , heaTisarn Disgust or Food Fallne'
Du an S s S'TaIs Sr@Tns m Of 9e Head Hurried aud
or w. S, G ME. & II y .E Posprs Dmnes % Vision
cheney % Perspiratou ielowns Of skin ana Ey.s Pain m
h SIDE Back Chest, Limbs, &C. Sudden Fuhes Of irt Burn
cgE e.S RTrH ] SiT sS SqssTsy cured b D HooFLAND
son, No. lgO Arch street, Philadelphia.
by any other preparation in the United stas a. % ~
IN m many cases after skiIfll physicilns had failed.
great yius, rccission = d.tss o. hs re
glands exercising searching powers in SStgs @ i
pleasant. ''' '''' ''' '"'H A''
REID AND Bg CONVINCED
s, Saturday Gazette" says oD HOOFLANDs
ut Is seldom i.t commend what are termed Patcp, Mil
@ No. 10 nc anI patronage o our readers. and there,
rum. day batsre no.d about or Srr pe a. lg % no
orgon after ihey havs done their guilty race scc but o.
the hearty approval Of the faculty i,seli"
6ef '6s rioo,l %lg sp e,ss., ;,d 40sq.i s-i ss
Ssp. or 1 .'psy psy ., an af,ls Of nv, s . ae
aay se 70 .1 , sSas s a. Y. know from experience the
NOM EVIDENCE
p. g. Moor MoSTe. i El o. ,hc p,y NsW' aid oetobersi.
Cd medicine for stubborn me b5Ft aai can M
boiies and We hays deIy o s' & s,n ,ns ,'nsa o. TO
@ We ss,s1 ~ @ gr,yi9p. from years Of 'pas treatment
sey, sayss IVY wy W '''"' WV S'''
"olttEBs GtuAS brrrFEs-wr have se,, mani, r,,,.,t
notices this medicine, and thc v. th-y caur n.
were pcruadd To I nud s,y We found t spif In t.
actor upon diseases of hc liver and digestive orer ru a.
p"riW lhulrngt ckcrs upon prostraUr b. rety
Psn. thlms ans strengthens the nerves bringing them
I tf medicine generally
Wpuldbe less stckrfsF,
n We great majority u real and Imaginary dasg ,.uat.
hayclhem n healthy condition ard you bd draance 10
vice our friends who a udspotei ta siyr r
recommend iifr 10 should, So act tvsfy smv No,tbr,
meiieiue can produce such evidences Of merit" ~
fof sale, Nholrshlc and retail, ut
TrIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No l2o Arch street, door below sixth ptsIrbi, .i
fc,pccah, dealers generally Throughout ne county
ie9-B PURCELL, LADp co.
MJEW ANp NNLi WI MINERAL. "A ,rtt,- W. a.,
~ Lid SAT- .tJfHtH SPEfNGN-Thr spr,ug. rrrsnty
anaJted ~ Dr. stewart q Baltimore anI found A. re,.t
among other valuable constituents surturfttrd ydr C.t
Ai pudc 20 Potassium, bromide of roitsluu IHaspfsfa of
4wr 10 The unusual number Of Efficient medicinal arn rep
CONT med The properties of tc celebrated h
p phur Waters IN ~ Cutaueous sero7ut .,s an
diseases OF The Stomach aud tivcr raruista AZ f
IngaTsni s IrAnquitcrcf .hs -crds sltca sesvt
hH Naigfs ~ tc taed cstrrre valuable. Copcsof tbe k,
"'' Ei'' '1''het 'eiiatks' msy Be bad q"
iea-dim Ascni ,hs s,is m ihs W.i, ", w sI,,
a lAR0t supply n Bar Room botiis, 1. .l.n, -, -
seed haf h1om Deeantcis Oar lumber Panch jog. ts
auis JAS ~. n EVANS.
~, ilt West Main street
ZGD 'laDs' Is prime Bacon sides, Sr alssY
49, !" WlSsroS JONES'
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NEcCUNE HASKELL q CO-LADTES' FURYTSHTYG
q Ladies wSobe and Gy chdSsyn % cons PsS
ready made and made to ode for private families Hotels shp
HERyEY MoCUNE. JAMES r. HASKELL
a DAMS cor New York, virgina and Norh tarsIins
stcsm-hP ESPrc per United STATES Mail steamers Ion.
1ugg &C. g. %c1f,vng Effected Viii, the L.
special Ftpres pt,IIres on at rte We are nov prs,red
packages Of even description with dispatch and grPV
Our EsPrs g Leave New York every wsdassd.y and sg,.
s IN s .Sy ~ oI N yHt ,I % sS
half past o'clock =. a. on The day Of sailing.
ss,s9an, n9d oesI. S.iSf9s eS.a 9% NSw YORK are e
Our inland Hypre'' will run hetoc leaving YORK and
Richmond daily charge u special messengers. Al
marked to via the inland route will be forwarded ~ The steam
'''''''' J. L. wopoNouGn, AGENT nut RishaopI. as nd
N9rCE,ESpre, package f9r Noro Psiersburg and Rich
vii b. % 5.tys1 y AZ AZ 60 Nr ~ ss.sy ST
hs only authorised agents Tor FIs ryisgs ~ those steam.
itE7.du LuDL'M ~ brosdAsy pssAsAStS, Ne York
NEN iOOh--for sale at the Baptist Book positorys
a is nSgns L,aJ's SnIds to e Har@on'ou' Development
ne N,ne lsper,I ~ giP to ,hs Readihg . 'he BLs
SERMON. of tie R,v. 10. Tlucb, with memoir
Rapi.m-ii. mode and subjects, BY PROF p " Mu
L Character ana Acts q John the Dapts' ~ wm Dun.
,,c, Tr,ysl. in rSyg, , s9S r.ls,g9s sy Thoma'ND
The Young Lady. Menior, ~ Iady.
Rs.e; & m Or s' nmssoTn N Ratvs, ly Catherine Sinclair
Unes Robin hls cabin 20 virginia Tom without one in
Also on hard aol 'orimen' Or School noss md Station
ry, IyRl CHARLES WORKMAN
IA ERCER FOTATOFs-Fcv bushels Mercer POTATOES on
is9I W. TYLER, No Main street
80 BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE, Prime Green just rs.
jvif JAS WINSTON
NRTHITF CHECR AND BROWN GRASS CoATs.-A large
w quantity hand and sale vcfy or cash, BY
jei5 SMITH MARVIN, iit Main st.
ACKsONS TALJOw CANpLfs-lOo boxes laudipg or - w.
- Nv uvil DAVENPORT. AiiFN = po.
TU0NAtE tHAIN--Just received of dirc nnpoftati5f 80
arrucc Chains embracing eVcrv variety STRAIT hud
fTisted Link fo sale IN Quantities 70 suit purchaser bY
W. B. A q. DoNNAN,
au3o No. ~ Pearl street.
- - RAos LAeUAYRA coTFEE, per L. X. king on cen.
- . hgnment Tor sale,
seio JAs WINSTON.