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M 4 commend the perusal of the extract below
w to our readers Mr. Bull is merchant of
| high character.
SANDY BOTTOM, MIppLFsgx Co. Va
August 10Th, 1853.
| Mcssrs. Mortimer Nov bray-Gent.: You NAV
think it strange that | have taken the liberty to
write you this letter but do so under
that justify it. As you are the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, / deem 1t exprdi-
ent to address you this note, hoping it may be part
OF the ho"or 'hle means of giving this medicine
toriety " hich its merits deserve.
Being IN the haD.t OF vending medicines which re-
late TO the Patent and regular system, consider
myself to extent, judge of the real merit of
many of them. My experience teaches me that
hampton's Tiucture" is a medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value. When i say this. do not say
that 1T is an infabe cure in all cases, but
To say that 'lIamptons Tincture will favorably OPP
crate in all diseases originating from want OF prop
er secretions of the gastric juices bad digestion and
consequently bad deposites OF animal matter from
that sOnTce. l believe that many diseases located in
various parts Of the system. such rs Infi4mnt II,
Ulcers. Sc.cfula, &c. &c, originally have their be
ing in tn. stomach from bed food, bad digestion,
ard consequently bad teposi;ions of the circulation
to those parts AMI will believe Hampton's Yege-
tsbe Tincture will even react in those
Having found out. my self what it is, recommend
1t to others in such as have described, and
have done it aron the no no pay system,
and have get TO have the first bottle returned, or
The first objection about the pay 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
it in the following cases. Gout, rheumatism, Infia-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores,
Ssrofula Dyspepsia. long standing of Ague and
Fever; iirst stop the chill ard then give the Tmc-
ture-the difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chill, but the return Of il. this the incur will
certainly do. In general dehiltstions, warrant it,
and as said before have procured trial Of it in
this way. which otherwise ] could rot the Jeoplc
have been humbugycd by patent medicines 70 long,
that they ar. afraid Of all. This il clearly stomach
medicine II works all its wonders there, ard i'm ali
such eases it is specific if thing in the world is
Having given the TinctGre fair trial with my
self, in my family and neighborhood. think
WA ranted III what say about il, and which | do
without any other interest than the wish to it
in general circulation. and in every mans family,
where 1t ought to be.
Ii what say be doubted by any of the afflicted.
IN they will write TO me- at Sandy Bottom Post or
fee. Miiese1 county, Virgins, stating the nature
Of the disease, and re nmmcnd Ii for such
will warrant it, aT; lift don't 90 good will pay for
the medicine. TilOS. X. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore custom house. sUf-
fered these plants for Is months. with both body
auI mind affcrteI lie by H.ur-
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DE. j s. EosB's Nervous AND ISvIGORATINs Cor
aL The greatest discovery in medical science.
ms Astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution detil!ated by care, labor, study di--
ease acts like charm. 1t gives strength and app
GIe' and possesses great inyigOrs.ting properties
for Heart Disease. all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
rhce Heart Burn. kestessRess, SumbnesS, Neural
ea raising tbs SPIRITS, anil giving power to tie
sho- system, 1t IS almost miraculous in its effect
81 "A hattla
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DO YOC SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN! II you
Do you will find immediate relief by using DIR. j. :
hosss PAIN CURsR. 1t - the only preparation which
cures almost insanity Sore Throat. Rheumatism
,som II Gods Pains IN the side hack limbs, Face.
hsr or Toothache: Stomach Bowels Side or Back
sun Neck, Bruises, COrns srd Chiib,aius. Where
ever you have pain nse the Pain Curer. safe to all
ages. Price l2lI, Is ami SO cts
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DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
MIR. VIM. Oldham, OF baltimore custom house. suf
ercd these complaints for Is months with both body
anl mind stri0us'y afectei He cur d by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Ti.:ctu.e af or other things failed.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

FIhtn ana = OnVarn1shed d St { e m ent.
uyE commend the peru.al of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Dull is a merchant Of
high character.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-05

We announced some days since the election OF the
Hon John Robinson governor OF Vermont by the
legislature OF that State We stated also that Mr. Rob
Oson 10 . sound national democrat; but the story has
gone abroad IN the wing papers that be his election
10 coalition with The free. sellers II this fact were
roe, We should BE- compelled TO Withdraw entirely The
gstihcsiion which his election gave 10 That no
such coalition was formed for Gov Robnsons election.
wa have The fullest assurance in The following article
from tbs New Hampshire Patriot;
.Dxn, osArso oovExnox IN VxRAorr --0a Thursday
s.t Hon. John s. Robinson. tho democratic candidate was
elected rsvsrno by legislature OF Vermont The vote
m the anal ballot Stood olowsi Robinson l2O, Fair
banks tyvhisl IOl Branad (rce-soi) 10 About hai Of
The fsse-son members voted for Robinson Inc Do''oi
Post spesks Of the governor ss ioi'ows
~. ~. -, .ovsrnof Of Vermont, Hon. John s Robin
.oc - : man of whom tho democracy Of maj oals are
ssy proud HIS personal ii nd, While his pol
@ Character and course, saanch and thoroughly ia,
have never been oarb,d Tor ii. sieu
~. o,Ion OF tho soil and eors'dsraoH ns"or 81
sols sOs addition TO the snis ~ y
voted or every regular democratic nominee Tor the
Jackson e Gas, ana ea
Of Vermont against the free soil nominee IN point o. tai
Robson stands o ~nO na'
soJ we tho democracy Of that State on their
choice and success
"a, portion Of tho frec-soi members voted for Robin
o and thereby secured his election il has been feared
,b, there was bargain understanding that tho demo-
- shall aid in The election Of iree-so,er TO the United
s,,es Senate But have the most positive assurances
~ friend, there who know all about the matter that there
M .ucb proposition OF the kind
h,, been entertained by ends--hat they adhere to
,h, determinations cleo, the Senate true democrat.
~ do he il best to keep the vacan-and that the only
bsrYsn in relation that has been talked Of was
no,ed by the wings who offered by resolution in open
ncu. 10 support L. Shaer, out-and-ou abolition
i for senator condition that the free-soiles would
va Inc whir, the control Of the State government We
are ..d that our friends resolved upon this cou 80, and
hope they will adhsre 70 to the end And relying upon
MAR that the election Of their is not the
nrcs of any abandonment of principle we rejoice in their
success. and congratulate tbs IN upon IT,"
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Ole Bull.
Communicated.


We 10 have Ole Bull here-,he man who can draw
IRON hts violin the music OF the spheres:
that suits every sphere OF and condition
life, tIon him that reves In the difficult passages
execute, him that del ghls the simplest
ever enoalmed song OF Buns Moore HIS is the
power hold sppll-bound the conno-ssur, who is pro-
sonaiy enraplured with him. to the simple lover Of
snus c. whose heart ecstasy His the OF The
camp. court, the grove, aud music lovers from either
OF these heids OF lite ild enough delight them
his performances. HIS eoquen, improvisaions like
nose POLITICALLY musical ressfes OF Beethoven and Mo-
zart and which the latter sad could never be written in
any language known 10 music. He the first succeed
we'll in expressing upon the violin, any other ins,ru-
meni, partic uar passion and emotion The recollection
Of great scene in nature is inwoven in his mind with
a musical impression. He draws his bow the
sw erng strngs, and the remembrances in
the boz other witnesses OF the natural
ry Oilers have made us Tell what music might be-he
makes as feel what music is Others gave the image
of the Ofphean lyre-he brea,hes the soul OF life into IT,
With the violin in Ole Bulls hands, war. love, hatred.
peace passion, each hath its toDguehis genius gives
utterance
Ole Bull is attraction enough to fill Carusfs Hall to lis
capacity; but be is supported another attraction ~ Ade
lima Patti her 6rs appearance his city, who has been
pronounced the greatest living musical prodigy. All
The critics OF the principal Giles very at'ering and
extravagant in her praise.
We are also TO have the pleasure OF moe hear
ing that genius Str akosca who established high repn
taon in our community a. pianist his prev vis-
il Let no one lose the opportunity OF being present
The sale nj tickets will commence this morning a,
Richard Daviss music store. Go and secure early your
good seats.
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Mr. BAaKsDALr, or THE MIssssIPPfAH.--The Nsichez
Free Trader says I'VE have neglected TO ongatuIaie
our a'ented and energetic contemporary bis restora
os nean aer hs pros'raton by the late fatal epldem
c MI baIksdale wieds vigorous and active pen, and
we know OF M one who would he more is.ed from the
ranks OF Mississippi journalism. Long may he live in
health and prosperity to make the Missssippan able
and fearless champion OF the democratic cause !"
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Hsmpsh He was unprepsred he said. and declined
speaking.
Day'"o@m College brought out a classical and lei rned
address fom Prof Sanborn ofrhas institution He waslis-
tened TO with marked atte oiion.
Mf John hent read poem Mr. Huntoon. Gen. Wilson,
and Others, spoke and offered sentiments and festival
was Kept up until the State pride patriotism of the
sons OF New Hampshire were thorough gsaufod.
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evening ofL ID insant Of disease the heart PATRICK
sHI ELDB. aged ~ y ears
place from the residence OF his brother
nerh, west, Saturday
afternoon, ct az o'clo ck e.t#sl safg E+NeM
In ihs city, D. instant, lingering
iln~ss yes Of her age LOUISA SMITH, wife OF
Major J. r. HAssHa, United States army
Her funeral TAX place u O'Clock, NJ Sunday, 9th
n.t family residence The friends Of the family
specially invited TO attend.
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WAsHIseros CiTY. Nov. 3, 1883
r.. a.. cd;,or of fb- Uu,.n


TO the Editor of the Unsn:
Believing that you will agree with me in the correct
ness OF the analysis OF character in The following extract
v hich was permitted to take from private letter from
r. B. Lindsay, esq, OF Aabsrna. TO gentleman in this
city. bespeak place for it in the columns of the
Union. ask ts0 8.
Mr. L. did gallant service OF the subelectors in
his State in the contest OF 1882 for democratic principles
nobIy vindcaied bv present hghyes,eemed Chief
Magistrate, and member OF the legislature which will
convene at Montgomery on the l@th inst. tie says;
ITO your friend --- tender my knowIedgmens
for his kind and polite wishes irust to make his
quaiotance At come future day For South Caronisns
cherish peculiar feeling, the memory OF The great CAL
boun being in itself passport for them all to my
TEEN His glory throws halo OF splendor aroand the
humblest citizen OF the Palmetto State Fox OF Eng
land and Calhoun the first III calendar Of my
political sau,s--bo,h the great. sIeepless advocates
against absolutism am here reminded OF the absurd
eneas the editor OF the Southern Press discovered be-
tween Pit and Calhoun, and between Clay and Fox
Pitts whole life spent in defence OF the Crown and
IT'S osatives--Clay's in justfying and promoting
soi,daion Fox the opponent OF the one. and Calhoun
OF the other"
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COLLINS BOVINE. q CD. receiving from
their nsnufaco Of
description and quav and ovee for
nhing msrchan sanks, companies ssoe steam
shipr, nosss A. with ruled, pnssS snA bound
any desired asr~s Of sadoaey, both bs
and domestic E"esh Prcwch End Amer
lean plain AID and
books pssnt blons pssis sdhe
English whiting, copying and Wks
sh nh fo hssk gepsne pss drawing 49, other
gDods sstiets RoAgs0s pc<het
sd pens, kaakssa pore and
wallets cash and deed bores rosewood saahss
writing and Travelling deshs Eais dawtnG and tracing pspsrs
copying presses stands, nc nc. 400
PRfNTIN9ders for printing 81 every description erscuted
with accuracy and despatch reasonable ssvuss.
COLLINS, BowNE, CO.,
I'm ID door avesoe branch Hr
Nov5-n IA and 76 esrIssreet. New York.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

TBRousH TO CkclssATL--We have IT IRON good au-
thory that the indianapolis, Lawrencsbug, and Cncn
natl railroad will be completed the early part OF next
week, and travellers can be pu through on the fast line"
about Tuesday Indianapolis JeunoL
THIS will give q railroad communication through
TO Cincinnati by the Jeaersonvle railroad We shall
then be able to reach Cincinnati in eigh, hours.
fLowsulis paper.
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MARRIED.

ID instant, by the Rev JAsrs NorRsr at the
PSesbstedan church, Mr.. John w. NAIRN Mss ELIZA
BETH NoURsE eldest daughter JAsKs
all Of
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1--WE regret Learn that Gov. Broome been confined
hs home for the last two weeks by severe attack of
illness. He much better yesterday morning. and Il i.
be hoptd that he will be sbie again the
duties oil his Office. HE attack, we believe. was asthma
from which disease several others In vicinity have
vefeiy red"
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Redemptisa Of United states stscks
The Washington correspondent Vi the New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce furnishes 10 tina, paper the subjoned
Information:
"rhe Treasury has just redesmed the Hola d debt
which contracted by tho cities Of Georsstown and
Washington in the year 1877, and assumed by the
government In 1885 The original tho debt was
one milton Of dollars being the which tn. cities sub
'eribed for the Chesapeake and Oho The cities
never paid dollar OF the principa and Congress- from
time to me appropriated seventy collars pay
the annual interest
The balance Of tho debt now due SEED. 600. and
the government has purchased At per premium
both principal and Interest payable in FORMS
worth elk aud half per premium. the purchase is
good being equal about six per only the
debt running years. while for the United sock.
psyabs In 1851 and 1850, the Treasury 10 paying twenty.
per osnt. about and third per per an
num-"
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OLE BULL
II grand Monday evening" November tn CsIn.,s
Saloon on which occasion he will BE- assisted BY
slGNoRINA ADE4lNA PATTI,
The musical phsnomenon, appearance In this city
MAURICE srRAKosCH,
The great pianist msscal director and conductor
a=st#tt,test. PROGRAMME.
ella siphds, p Romanuque Composed nd exeeu,x
on the p,Ano forte by Maurice
"Brisnt Csvsdsa, from verdis Of "Ernani sua,
"soider Dream, Pocca Composed and
"Ah! non g'unse" the celebrated Rondo Finale from d,
sung x. s.sno.n. Adens p.t
LA fayonap Composed and performed by Bull
"MasicaI Roeke"a Scherxo Cspprccio Composed per
"Boms sweet ome the eeisbasd ballad eo%po.e1 BY 81
"The Mothers Prayer" Fsn,ass Coupos.d asd
Jenny Land. Ee6c soax sung By ssnon. xd.D. P s1a
The Carnival Of Venice" Composed and performed BY Ole
f INTERNAL ARRANGEAENTs
The price OF tickets Of Aired Al a. sea
be secured without mus
and piano store. beginning Saturday, November 3th
WIN every admission ticket will be ceacste bearing
ia The hands Of original holders the
10 the
evening win be In attendance.
Der o. usns wearing rossttes whoss duty VIII be 10 show
Door open At O'Clock; concer commencesate
Mr. 5ukosch Will play sAendid piano, Mr. J.
celebrated mandatory In Boston, kindly loaned by
Nov 5-A
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"AyrsoAoHrvc KLrorfors.--New York. New Jersey, and
Wisconsin elect State officers and members Of the eg'Is
tpre on the 9th
Louisiana elects congressman State treasurer auditor,
'upsn,sndent Of instruction, members OF the legislature
and county office, .. on the 7th.
"Msaachuseits eiecs State officers and members oil the
legislature, and decides upon tho adoption OF the
siaton. on the I<lh"
Mississippi elects governor. members OF Congress.
and members Of both branches OF the legislature. on the
7h and 9Th instant.
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MT Bishop, whose panoramic deneations Of Europe
IN scenes, added to bis musical atrseion have been
'n'sraisiny our cuzens duriag the past week. has.
With eommendable and kind feeling. rendered free
invitation 10 The orphans Of the several ssylums his
rriormauee this afternoon
Tbs y the last night Of his performances in Wash
nrton
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr ovvrcs DEPARTMENT, November ., 1853.
STATE or MAINE.

PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the Unsd
the LIST January 1854 the 30h 1887,
ROUTE IN the STATE Of Maine, will be received the
NE ecss Once Department. until O'Clock, Monday
1874 day of Decsssber decided
No. Prom Asqussa BY Browns Covsen vasssiSoro'
vAsseibcro' China, Albion, Unity, Troy, Dfrnont.
Hsnssmsn's Mile, Nswbuy, West Hsmpaen, and Hsnp'
den, 70 Bangor, 81 miles snd hack, six unses week
Leave Augusta daily except Sunday, at Z.
Arrive AZ Bangor same day by pp. m.
Lssys Sanger daily. except Sunday, ats O.. m
Arrive ~ AUgusa day by . m. u.
For form OF proposal, and (su
hsrinG the conditions be
orient the departments psoper In
ns proposals for nail ssrvce the New England dated
December IS, i6i0. ae tesa III 'EE
. JAMES CAMPBELL,
NOV 5--lsw4w Postmaster General.
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EOR REvrrbe large we'll arranged hcsss The
corner ~ and I'd streets Capitol fIi formerly occsped by
the Spanish minister.
rcr terms. he apply TO JAS C. MCGUIRE
Nov s-eedss Aoeuea Com Mssehasa
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0 NotsceThe monthly Of the
cs Friends socsy win he held tsandsy) evening"
O'Clock the basement Of a. Mays church, 5th
4FsHHEM JNO. j. DYER,
Nov5 Secretary
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NEW Yo.K NARKEr.

Nxw YoRx, Nov. The steamers news has caused
advance Of from lsi per barrel in houtssles OF
1900 barrels 81 l2i for State. and 81 I2i 81 Is for
Cenese~ sales of 500 bbls southern ~ Is ~ Nt.
Wheat also .dvanced to 10 cents per bushel and
cents
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On the FIRST instant there destructive fire al the
capital Of Georgia. Property estimated to be worth
hundred thousand dollars destroyed. The Federal
Union," in closing an account Of this conAagraton,
says:
The exefons of many OF our citizens to ,top the fire
and to property h. of all praise; wonid
mention In particular Mr. M. M. Hall, who regret say
having done great service, about the time The fire
nearly bdred severely burned by ploson gun
powder His rxcei~ncy Governor Cobb this occasion
ser an example worthy of universal imitation No Ia
crowd worked harder with effect. than the
Governor The IRE aged for about four hours and durnp
th. whole time the ssckened in bis
tons Several of he students fro Ogethrope also
dered good .ervce n this trying /"
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WASHINGTON FOUNDRY BUILDING AND GROUNDS AT
Tuesday s.rnoon 1ssh, loscsek,
The shall sell and 49, In sq.as D. fronting
Maine between sh stee with -
consisting Of brick building 20 BY SO .ss. ros ea Iof 'esn
Thu popctv i and settled ~
purposes c which occsped. and the sale sAsulA eonaal
lbs attention ofcapitsiiss .I.. ss.4 49,.
Terms one sbd the residue In sf twelve, sls
months bearing Interest and secured BY sss of
"''' - " las. @. MCGUIRE,
Sd Auasi0uses.
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M Maryland Uaton Baptist Association.The eish-
anniversary Of this association ~ be held the
Saturday. Sunday and MondayNovsmbss
sth Cor business,
peacns will the Day asd evening OF saturday
sunday, Dr Fuller, Of Baltimore
preach and Rev. Mr. Williams Al The pubic
invited.
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n2- The Teachees, Association Will he
Institution this O'Clock.
method II teaching arithmsc will
The public invited. o. G. WIGHT,
Nov5 Secretary.
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Q3-Dsdfca Ion Services Of che riOh Preshytsrta .
Church, Of fnh will (sabs
morning At u O'Clock The will be preached by Rev
o Chstnbers, Of Phiadeiphia.
1e abc invited attend these services and call and
Inc the beautiful Improvement n city.
connltee To will be in ssndAncs this Saturday
and Monday Afternoons, At O'Clock.
Nov3 +.
y ohd
Mr. Ra,hsrfssds Children, by Of the Wide, Wide
World. +
Addi on's Works edition, In vols. vol l.
Hsso the Navy Of the United States Of America by Fen
mo o COPPER.
Outlines Of Comparative Phlolosy by NJ scheIs De We're,
the UniversiIy Of Virginia - = Fl. .s..saas
The Young Lsdys Home by Mrs. Louiss 9. Tuhil
Outlines Of Scripture Geography and History by Edmund
Hughes r. r. A. ST. n. O. 4.
Antiquities Tschudi Translated
English frsm the Spanish, frsncs L. Hawks ~ o.
IL. D..
City Arch>cture Designs FIR Dwelling Honses Stores Ho
tells. &C, in ~ plates by N. Field.
LORENZO Benoni; Passages Tile Of an Italsn
For sale
TAYLOR MAURy,s
NovA Bookstore, Ninth
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90 Great Temperance Meeting The Northern
T.tai Abstinence society viii, Monday November
o'clock hold one OF he interesting meetings the
McKendr-e Cha pei Massachuei Several
speakers have consented sdde the audience
the Rev. Dr. Peck Tho
of the Rev. John Chambers Philadelphia The
Of respectfully invited to attend.
II. a. KLoPrER, l.,cmm,..e
Nov 5-dN y. H. BALDWIN, }1o"'""se'
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NOTICE OF AE@OvAL-CoLLINs, BOVINE. 4 co
removed their store 10 the
vasia avenue adjoining Farnhsms new store lin
Nov III
NOTTCE-ws opening richest and hsst a.
sorted stocks Of fall Eoods FROM New Phe,J
brought this market. We think
articles, could describe
respectfully invite the attention d ub~ psblc.
s.p3-Aawi- HALL BRoTHER
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
On Th0rsdsy evening, November -,
T.. BISHOP. THE vOCALIsT.

VIII present hia Pictorial and Vocal
soSss sosrrs, UscLl Tens SPAR RAYrrsss
Breur Ac
Cards Of admission, IS cents children halfprce.
Nov 3-u .Us... .#...
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sales To-Day.
ny :. @. MCGUIRE, A~cssenssr.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND CARPETs.-on Saturday
morning. November 5, 10 O'Clock, In Of the
sha sel OF excellent furniture comprising
Mahogany sofa reclining and pAo chairs, covered with Grim
plush
DO SOFAS and paros chain
do dining, card, and centre tables
Tapestry, velvet, and thsee-py carpets
| Oilciosh mauing rods and eyes
High and post bedsteads
-sureaus wsrdfobss washstands afmn
Feather beds, mattresses
China, gass. aud crocksry ware
Chandelier, candeabsns
aldebssrd refrigerator
Cane chars, lounges
Cooking. paror, and chamber sovss, ks
AZ eleven o'cieck-
One h.nA.o"s family eari.s' suitable fsr oss Tr ns"''
Terms cash. JAB. o. he0UtkE,
Nov I'D Aucuoneer.
ny GREEN 4 sCOrf. Ascsssnssrs.
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGES,
III chest of cabinet sksrs TOOLS lathe cga gass ware Ac
shall SELL In front OF The sso o. 10
A large and general assortms mt OF furniture
One handsome and nearly buggy
One reckaway, long family carriage
chest of cabinet tools, lathe, &C.
iargs los Of glass ware
win many other articles. dee. Unnecessary 10 sss
T.,s. ..,h GREEN SCOTT,
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Aw se.k.-sew Works, and New Editisss.