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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

~ The following is the Routine Of the
daily occupation Of the royal children in Eng
land. Rise cally, breakfast at eight. and
dinner at two. First hour after breakfast,
the classics; next, the modern. grammatical
instruction, boing also carefully given; next
military exercise for the boys then music and
dancing. then tho riding school; music and
drawing for the girls. then the carpenters 5
shop, and occasionally. the laboratory then
shooting in the royal garden, then supper,
then prayers. and then to bed. Such are the
daily occupation Of these young people.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

CURE ron BLNsNEss, DEAFNESS AHD
DUMBNEss.-Dr. Turnbull, of London. gen.
tleman coming to this city with the very high
est recommendations, has arrived here. DR..
Turnbull is the discoyerer Of the celebrated
method Of curing all diseases Of the eye By
means Of prusic acid. There is no doubt Of
the truth Of this discovery, as also the Doctors
success in curing the deaf and dumb. The
following extract from the London Times, a
journal not given 10 over praising, is one Of
the many testimonials from English periodicals
Of undoubted authority which allow the Doc
tor full credit for all that he claims.
A number Of scientific gentlemen assem-
bled yesterday at the house Of DIR Turnbull
in Rossel Square to witness the results pro-
duced by process recently discovered by the
Doctor, and applied for the cure Of deafness
and blindness.
Between twenty and thirty patients atten.
ded, many Of whom. it was stated by their
parents, had been born deaf and dumb. They
were submitted to various tests, by which it
had been proven that their deafness had been
cured by the application Of DIR. Turnbull's 5
remedies; and what appears most singular is,
that whether the disease depended on paraly-
sis Of tie auditory nerve, rupture Of the tym-
panum, or obstruction Of the internal passage
relief had been Immediately obtained. or
complete cure effected without delay, pain or
inconvenience Several patients who repre-
sented that they had been completely blind
said they could see perfectly we'll
The Doctor has taken rooms at the st.
Louis Hctel, where be can be consulted.
o. Picayune.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

The WIFE.-As the vine. which has long
twined its graceful foliage about the oak, and
has been lifted by it into sunshine, will when
the hardy plant is rifted BY ths thupderbolt.
cling round it with its tendrils, and bind up its
shattered boughs-sO it is beautifully ordered
by Providence that woman, who Is tho depen-
dent and ornament Of man in bis happier
hours, should be his stay and solace when
smitten with sudden calamity; winding her.
self into the rugged recesses Of bis nature.
tenderly supporting his dropping head. and
binding up his broken heart Washington
Iyuing.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

10 Many years ago. certain Justice was
called to Jail to liberate worthless debtor, by
receiving his oath that be was not worth FIVE
dollars.
Johnny" said The Justice, as ho entered.
can you swear that you are net worth 6ve
dollars. and never viii Be r.
Why" answered the other. rather cha
grined at the question. I" | can swear that I
am not worth that amount at present"
We'll, well. . returned the Justice, sln
swear to the rest so step forward"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30
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pigs consiuereu a4..-..---..~.-
No-but, as Soon as it was known, tho
papers on t'other side took it up. and Of
course our n had to defend me. 4 great
noise was made about it-lcc called it an at
tempt to destroy the spotless reputation Of an
innocent man for party purposes-=thc reoplo
got reused, and got in."
AT the next election bis opponent was
elected His friend. meeting him one day.
asked how it happened
"Oh. blast the feller" he replied "he
smolt the rat, and got the start Of ME. lie
stole shcepl :"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

ADvroE-aOrer the Le1."-When you
enter a Printing Office, leave the door open
behind you: then gawk about, read all the
manuscript you can get your hands on-it's
no difference, editors have no business with
secrets besides you might discover some plot
against the Government. crush it in the bud,
and thus become public beuefactOr! BE
sure 10 ask the compositor to let you look at
the copy he is at work on of course he
won't be so impolite as TO refuse 50 reason
able a request Examine the types, pick
them up, look at them, throw them down, no
matter in which box what the duce do
Printers have so many little boxes to be 50
particular Don't neglect to pass round the
press. catch bold Of the handle, pull it round
there let ii 60 back. not much damage
done. Now seat yourself in the sanctum,
and after whistling favorite tune. ask the
editor for the paper be Is reading or enter
tain him with long-winded harangue on
some subject which interests you. Follow
the above directions closely or the spirit Of
them. and you'll surely be popular with the
Printers
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

10 A clergyman happening to pass boy
weeping bitterly, be halted, and asked,
What is the matter. my little fellow :"
The boy replied So Na esssn'
+" Before, we could hardly get enough to
cat of anythin. and now what shall We do /!
for there's another one come"
"Hush thy mourning. and wipe off those
tears" said the clergyman. "and remember
that He never sends mouths without lie sends
yictuals to put into them" .. 81
II know that" said the boy; but then
lie sends all the mouths to our house. and the
victuals to your house"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

Monetary KEvULsIoS sANrIcrATED.--
The New York Tribune thinks that the ac-
cessiou TO the metallic currency Of the world
during the last two years has been about 4
per cent year; and since prices Of real es-
tate and many other things have risen far
above that increase. ii apprehends there il
danger Of general reyulsion before long.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30
From the Louisiana State Republican.
The Dream of Years
~ srrrn sFLrsw.

~ stFiN NkhFANs
fkasw Corinne in early year;
We smiled al sighs: we laughed at tears;
We danced the merry hours away,
While lie seemed one wild holiday.
/ met her next at sweet sixteen
A lasse loVeier ne'er was seen;
We sang together, read and royed,
Till with my inInost soul, | loved
I saw her when year haG flown,
Her budding beauty fully grown;
lIereyes appeared more brightly blue.
And s,ill, though aattered, she was true!
came again in ohe year more;
Her mind was ric't-a treasure store;
Her heart still mife;-was Il a blush
oh. no! saw tfk hectic ilushl
Again came-< -<Corinnc was dead
wandered 70 her lowlY bed,
And there bsdewcd the grave with tearsi
sure lad frcamed dream Of years.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

CouRr ScENE.-" Sirv said fcrco law
yer . do you, on your solemn OATH swear
that this is not your handwriting 2" i.t
"I reckon not. (" was the cool reply.
"Does il resemble your writing I"
"Yes, sir, think il DON'T" 4
nDo you swear that it don't resemble your
writing?" .Me-..l
"WeIl I do, old head"
You take your solemn oath that this wri.
ting does not resemble yours in single letter''
.i "Y-e-a-s. sir ..'o'isan sfl
!" Now how do you know 7"
cause | can't write"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

u The Printers Of Baltimore havs de-
msnded Of their employers an increase OF 6ve
cents per thousand ems. which was immedi-
ately granted. Ia additiou to this, the jour
namen refuse to let The newspaper publishers
employ apprenticea t4ss
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

~ A Cincinnati editor being asked
!" what is the news replied" Sir. l sell
my news at ten cents week-~dont bother
me !" "ss.t-e-e.. e. -.n s..f
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

RsPoRr FROM SLAvEs.--Fiye thousand
slaves, who are protesting Christians ~ TIE
city of Charleston s. c.. have contributed
the last year to benevolent objects, $4,000
1t being on an average % each. Christians
Of the Free States, what think you Of this,
when you part with shilling as With life
blood Con. Journal. %F*1 fsf1e esfs
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

UsE OF SLANpEa.-That slandet Is ofsen
beneficial to the person slanderei. 10 indispu-
table. We recollect an aneodote in poiut.-
A man was somewhere out West elected
IN Congress. lie was totally unqualified. in
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

JoHN RANDOLPH OUTDoNE.-Of the many
amusing anecdotes Of this eccentric man OF
Roanoke, the following is one Of the best we
have ever seen -
He was travelling through part Of Vir-
ginia in which he was unacquainted. Dur
ing the meantime, be stopped during the
night at an inn near the forks of the road
The iun-keeper was fine old gentleman,
and no doubt one Of the first families Of
the old Dominion. Knowing who bis dis
tinguished guest was, he endeavored during
the evening to draw him into O conversation,
but failed in all his efforts. But in the
morning, when Mr.. Randolph was ready to
start he called for his bill, which, on being
presented was paid. The landlord. still anx-
ious to have some conversation with him, be-
gan as follows -
Which way are you travelling Mr.. Ran.
dolph ?"
"sir!" said Mr.. Randolph. with look Of
displeasure.
!" / asked" said the landlord. which way
are you travelling :"
:" Have paid you my bill?'
"Yes" u
DO / owe you anything more :"
"Nc."
"WelI, Tn going just where | plcasc-do
you understand ?"
Yes"
The landlord by this time got somewhat
excited, and Mr., Randolph drove off. But,
to the landlords surprise. in few minutes
the servant returned to enquire for his mas
ter, which of the forks Of the road to take
Mr.. Randolph, not being out Of hearing dis
tance, the landlord spoke to the top of his
breath
"Mr. Randolph. you don't owe me one
cent just take which road you please =
It is said that the air turned blue with the
curses Of Randolph.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

~ Better be che bead Of the yeomanry,
Than the tail Of the gentry .
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-30

~ Out Of sight. out Of mind.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-26
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
kspsr,.d for ~: Rishmord WING.
LITER FXOM ETROpE

ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER c,y,n,
,,r.> .y -, ,.,,,. - ' Ion oNNApN.
a''n ,N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET
StAiioNhh -SENkKE ENGAGEMENT On TIE
DANUBE-riiE TURKS RiCNPuANT-FgANCT
E,POl'sYS THE CAusE or tar T,.prc
N.Y. y.,x xov .. - n r.,
h.. a,,tx,l ~ I,nr - steamship Carai'
E,,oce N' Se's" u'!s 'a'ef yates hou
49,, ~, v" fu''a,o's are tue same ~ by the previous
rs als,, hox'."s' nss"s %Ie'gone no change Some
..y InI n,, a.. - u . " a''"cn ih u'e article,
AS previously o1,,,.I IN IL, e. H., ~, . "'e Sane
bsi.s " VIC "seA arc '''ooI
rIou, Ia, sJr,,.od !, 1911,
Cr,in - 4 Ii;,'., 49,, ~ I'll
ac,iy, when ,h, .,.,,,., si,J $500 ' '1e "'i Ae' wal
Western canal Hour "a. o,n,.d i, I ;.,, a.. -,
s9S, and BAiti"ose ard Philadelphia s0s-aGs ~ pcr
DOL
anu"n corn qu"ci AZ us per quarter.
The HaSrc ,oston Market hrin at prcviou, uuo.
bnons
Inc b"g'-h PROVISION market was dull Rice unchancel
IN price; Ccnee advancing; Tobacco unchanged md u
o' 'ae' Money Market stringent and eonsc quoted
American stocks were dull.
s,. ,, ..i, houhL>S Or TUE WAR.
hee Tue S.h"g OF the lust steamer, the Turks and Rus
sahs nave hau several severe encounters the Danube
~ ~ w war 'een e"hn"ei alone to tins locality. la
r. 1865, ','"es nave oecn 'ousn' Thus far the
p',e proven victorious IN nearly every engagement
I , 60, y" o'' sue. "a' Deem almost without pira'
&C. ~" ee'a' Huss'ah .i'icefs oi dntJ cion have is,
my vac Janus VI Tue iWhs.
." ue'! Engagement, The Turks have fought desper-
~ HS"A"' 'ne'r ''i'r IN "a pe.eminent destee.
e n'ss"" uoops are reported u be suffering severe
~" '!Pes ie'ct.
w "nP' nsS oeeh made ON the par Of the Russian.
H. - =: @ n.""o.'
IL Is reported that Abdi PSsha has been removed hou,
tn. command OF the Tu'kish army.
'' p'"ec sun continue, and hopes still
r u VI a'''o,uo'e termination.
Ma, IT, Tn,,, '' W n'n'sh nii and comfort tc
e iuA' EhShu, Oh tue other hand, ~ still
'n'''"'' ., ~
u, :, hAihh fhoh ASIA.
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ARRIVALS At TIE HOTEL

rhApdi-NosehbNT 20.
EXCHANGE IIOTkL--Jorx T. H,,,,.,
~ ,,''e '"'", \ Nr ard Va. u u boiling. Pe-
" hs't"' Chi-t r t-rs'u'g
Mr. sud NJ ilab,,rsh.f- Mol 4. n,i.o, L.
''''i ""i servant, Al ! T"i'.-t'iA-, de-
=. ""iisIe Rr,,-h a.,
Mr. Pll,-,I l., Az mn go, 80
" q Hall ny ppI,,i,.. A.. -,
a, .N4n".'' 81" Nt B"u Wellington
""Do~h, 10 X BNan, GluuCs-t.r
u Flood, AppommRttct. vs..
CoLUMBIAS-J 7 has. pouh.,,, " r D.,,i,o
N",o"sy: u T. Lacy, II Eisard: ID J Wood N 3 NchI-
Amein; u Dickinson. X W Motl.y. A Lpv.lae. Pitt
SNan. Scott, Am-!ii; X L IIariie lien
~ Itim,n. Stirnt"i; II Carroll Albep,tI N Ne
,WhN Va XIX; Rogers, BfOok-y;l-; = Co,tr,II "
t"2hl. u HsESr"ye, N-lspr ! Sh.ltv Sco,,svil,.
W Ds~Eon, T Wood, i.yncbhurg; q r. Kni,bt NC. n
Watson iarnvEis; y II Roberts Tsui; " Iiu,eb..o,,
w Rutd, Brtetourt \ Sierpar!; q uuzh.. and so,,
fiuNa"r'; Croslock. Pe-f-iut..
AMERICAN OF Bragg New Yo,l. n, c,.,, pail
dephia; Roberts, Amelia; X n Eobrtt. d., : :.
S"iih, Ili'imor; j Anderson, va; Y $ ,otr " n
Jarvis Petersburg; W Krnnui, ", n " u,I.or,h
n'n,ii.' Mr Howell, Ne" York; X Gale, VI Brancl
Va: & II Bacon. Ohio
ClIf-E II P.ttleLausl, T.; \ Jackson. y MJsrI,,,,
".sht giou; W ECliuau, Charles Ci,; g. Fo.trr. Y,
Jackson. chesterfield; J Hihcocs i w Yeari,u.
Hanover l. swift Caroline T. a.liun Louis. q n. ! /;
uoiLits Petersburg l. Il Palmer 4: n I.s,lo Iu-r.
loo--; Button. lleniic'; II H,m'In. RID Io~.rd
south Cho!n'; Jotnsnn, W; \ j woyi- y " Ma,
aud lady. G.; w Sinnl.r. ami -on ,'l,rksyiI,. =
Thomas. g IL Morris, {; ; " Cunningham we,,,uur,.
Iahd' L. i,otr, w L Coil gan, Ac,ouac
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T3a{1$ ~ LOR, agent In ,h. eity o. - 80
fores made by the airv- n,-a c-irbr.,.d a.
k-rs, 10 evLstlnty receiving e-gan, and main -,
Ans ron her extensive aud long established
theI received p- "wurId'- F. n,,,
70 combine all the modern
rran" ma Pnrni over -tsins-. rec
W oh" anu -'rnt DURABILITY which latter
dutn found ~ ' s'i tuners are Sci
H. TAiUoR has .old these Instruments In this city 70, the
''' '-''''N-s Gus
arm Nubf- Clark. 80 '' - ''''
oId Pianos taken In part pay or ones.
'ioh' Ac"ord-uns and futes. Guitar and Vic
a. II! L. has IA store ths Off
sc 10 De tolnd south ~ Baltimore weekly T-c.,
N- new and fashipuso- Of day liberal is,p,,
niIhe to schools and dealers
snS PIANO and Music Store co Main 8,
1iN " Roy n l.. GEO' az AND YTS>Jyy- yrD.
'H'-' u d"ors ub"Nr hy % IT, hi,hn.ns. " m,
".'hE nae -arge additions To- his Of Ir,c.ri-,
oed t. 'rcr to hs feeds the city and country .V-ry
~ ~, ~ - I'~ as any SIMILAR sbi.iarlt
~"ld RESPECTFULLY az Cd, liz d. aad M.
rA!N-t!s, = x cons stlg u part 49, 1880 s'''
sY.h-si Cr'' Porto kieO, New Orleans, Powdered La,
all Mocha sN' - ''' '-A''iia' ,'''' h'o'
Porto re els''. 90 bids Portland Syrup. casa M,i,
Icr,r' = Co sugar Hose syrup. ~
IA-fyu'"onf' oV"us Gunpouder Young Iiy,oa some
sitr-liVe,Tool flied sacks
sprrr7, AdainAun- and Tsiow. owe.
so'rs-ni Nsaon- kinds HEaaiSs,-No. ana p Gro. nj
Gus S.tLs-Au slEs tOd Luu:in7 Hr,ro r.,yN So, =
s45 per VI. N''N"- '''"' 80 70
FAMILY Roe Hrrirg. IN ra,f bl Bacon sil- SHOULDER.
Ter SHOT, Shoe Thread wEAp;irg ami t'a,,
Nu'''d l"n.on f'rvr, starch
=. - -" Fri"FNi ss-irtulrti suc
arc uit 10y itiuil-- consisting
"'H Aulhds, kfi,iGs, Pecan Mute, 'n'- In.t,I g., ,
'yhh hnii Reading su' hy- Tat - I,t Sar.
'Hr'" AtH Pune iI Jais Cocoa Chocolate ami Room.
ANY 1t'rt aTie"s, talking rtm-nt cs.upi-i,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-26

IA"rrnce'' Worlds Rsi' Prcniuu Daguerrean Gallery
81 Broadway corner White street, Yort ,to,. GIN
HpHOkNiN BNNK.-The notes Of mi. lam. ~ IN D., ,.,
fAlkO NOUKsE. ~ W "N'''"s'on ~ w ~
" fr"nch' English aud american Millinery Mr.. wN
a. o. 20 broadway, New York invites the Ladies' and the
NA'nne her sock II Millinery Millinery Goods
well Worth looking at wv 49, N'''''' = NV "'''N T"
iAA's u the sre In ne United stts m ~
Cee5raird safes, 10 whom the hirhsst premium az u.t
~ The committee the Mrtropoisn Mhs
NashinFtou and G0dn's .f
bats-the best safcs ami combine I'M lie vt
70 W Fear street. New Yot, IGOR below lane
'"'' s'e'" jc2d-6u2d page
w Nouce-hSprcssp scks .Vo-6It glstysyJ g,s
H g. intended for Shipment per stsarers Eo,xes 81
wv hereafter b. received by Messrs ADaue ca
Who Hte the only dHtiorissd Agsa fsf gSpress
once u New York nhd Virgtota st,av,.hf,
'..'-AN'-' agents. jei8-u
~ riIE NOTES or TUE UNITED sTITI, a,NH o,
"ssnnEon ~ C. VII be redeemed BY In Virginia Money
A''"'n''i AuSus lsi' 1871 SUIT TINsIEY
of 6t Nr-we have stu hand. 81 our own iu,p,,,,,i
nEe and Double Barrel shot Guns superior a.,
Powder fssks. shot Bets Rags q ana THy.b ps, g..
Spring stock. p n NooRF }. ~ wv
noSS ImPurters Of Hardware, 70 Main sty,,t
SuuM HoUss MoLAssEs.-I5 htds., superior quality Tor
- sN'P t""''i DANkNPOkf, ALLAN co.
'OR HIRE 70, the balance the year good male house .,
nos HILL TALLY.
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AUCTION Nii.lN.


Sornt' -w;i - soti - God p-e.r,,-- ,s-s =, No.,
~ "a ut- ard iuFis-. 81 o., - ho.-. a :.
HI - "'V iisusiieu ui-usi ~. -,
'r'avd ne tsst isy, n and Oh ~. 81, -,
=, "st nhr 80 t-o = feed $40 Farr,sl. III, =. a.,
80 10y k''"s" the Randolph Mare cas- and .-ndry
ftr Isersnisl yst.s-rty Nil he ,,ld 81, . .,.,,,
$3.50 NJ ~ = satsfsrtoriy eudoTs-t o..r 40 81
~ an s"rs uti~r that D..
VI g real estate ~Gl b. liberal md on Ia,
N. ~. MARShAli.
Aanaf q D. ron Judith hs Goph. deed.
NofH's-Thc sab,cr.b~rs VII ,tp,,i. ~ IL, -,
a 81 Fau''ii., the 18th -
ZEN 'sluAf- etAss- cot,lsutg Il
"'''hs'hT Z" ne estate % .aih Randolph ds.,.-J A. ,
sah" tn. "sAT "n- Lundted slaves
~ OF '.iah '-ulters The owe sale made Lndr de-
cree ~ the Circgi' Court VI rrlHc- ward ~
noi5- ~. H. T. rssSKS w. C, uni.s!oner..
a ,uu"is -IO>:i.n' ->it. Ot fNnN n v,>u,.n,,,,
- n, StAk fcuG NILE CBE.K CHURtH-rv vlTfs. 81
decree 20 a. C"u Coat ~ H-nr,o n
y, fymh~r, l> IN the suits n.K.p xr.,tI,n sr ,.t,
hitchcock Ac, shall sell At pr h ,,,til
-I'.-s. On MONDAY, the 2>'h
o. - ar dsy At ~ Oc'S The .ud Of - LEI, iot
i'ie ok ~ '-i--d csli,d tA. situated IN y c,p,y ~
h+n,". u-tr Pour Mile C's-s chnrh, ~. o,i a.
tiJ Court Io1., containing acre. ~ 80 =, - 10.
occupancy 81 Mr. b-t AMIN hcsbs ~ho pfvun. - IL
to anyone dip s-d 10 IutcLa.-. ~ F'N'' s"e~ ~
rEN~-kr"nLh - cash th--os and charge. ~
.'d "-c"~, 80 III ~ - h- h.i,o-- In ,
itss ni-u., - e. ~ shI i Jsns. ui,b ,,.
-'1Ft' and ' rstA n- tai lat PAID and e.t..v
an'v lu-,t.u ~ IT,. &. $50 NY
Fp@ARD V CANNON
THO- EvAN- Commis,lpn~r'.
~ ss~ conducted - G"ius Arr.rs. v ln.,i,p--r,
nIls-tu-
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NORTHERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE Nov. 2'th.-Flour is held higher. but no
s'e7 He'd Wheat has advanced four to 1--we cent. Corn
sseady
NJ" hork' Nov. 2jth.-Flour has advanced twelve To
eighteen cents Corn bcttcrN clow 81 TO 81 cents
TO l,61. 49,
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EAsA rHCAErrS AND BAGS JAVA C5FFEE
1OV n.iS WINSTON JONES
SsA ESLs. AND KEGS NEW LARD, f,- ,,i-ty
/.

100 s ris AND BAGS JAVA G@Ey5T
.5D 5 ss5'. ASD KEGS NEW LARD, G; q, y
a HrnT,ST TO tNGINGfH., va, i;,Nisis. A>p Ar.
il@ANS ukNtkhlLi a MUEES, - s,in STREET respect
- H'' ". ii,toa o. '-s ,o.v- so TIE f5i excellent
Ig, D. Gu - -, IS, s.;'. lt'v sns..vHss. sals-sS
ara ia-sss-irs i 40 rs-.! 3s,.-j'. Engine ".FS
iva ST. ILL. S, s ,... 80
T%,,i .-,. We, 9'as -. , tnsIas 'rs vo;-s
1so@t yif4a as deS iI.ss' ;S ;7!C.
Soas, Me- l'a.eu PA,.0ssihy. v.I-tl
Ro 'sSi u, Ts .5I Z. os:'as E4ifo ISIS
Gillespie On r',rs aat Eai2oit.- q x.
iI,,''Is OP.t.'e Neehan'e'' workshop Companion
5is5'se,T r., Nj; ;i .q s'.:. E.ip.s rs, rs9l
SHssPa1. h-cfsu'.s, A. slant ,o.--s cents.
Anh ~ isae Discovery og ias year, 1867 l5 ss2 aad
sS, .s e iI'i,.,, ~ q, ~, 2i.,,i..,s'a.
R.r.'s P-c,,t Ni.ud.s f.r 81 Trr Chine, ,t,y. ~
49, ss'ar, yr,'yrvt Brewer, u-dsf, Mi,r 81 wsSsi
~' -, lui isi-r lI'rsgr.
io-, pr.ras y,'sr slr,syof C.np...es ,9d C,.'.. III
isn,. ~, - Sc, a,e Lur,' hni,s Pcs-t Meu,rau.
draushtsliau ans coryist " '"' VS. r.
sSLtD pE LINf, Rsh Raid De Lime. and cash
'aeg la5sI KIM PAiSI k IA ''
q oyrRiSss ANo s1rAars' sU0.Es-,.o package. Loaf.
ga IIiSSSe,S. STOKES CO.
hYsrrR UaOiLExs-A sa.p,y just hom the nana,sta,r.
,.s o...,..c.. {. siXrcN &C,
- r rHl JUIiS g1IBDN 4
hf'"'h-iS t'' Scoop Family FLOUR. is0 IBIS. Trim.
- l' ana valley M,s tyt.t uu, f.I -sr fy
no+ ~ sSlNRss. Gao street
kNAt,U slitfFlFlb GuOpsW~ ,peuug ias ni,-uIns,
- 90 direct Imports ion, further supgiy 70
"g;ien, , and other ases Of Psses Kavs,, embracing
81. aut.fui ass1rtiHrnt.
T,s.. Ne,y,' snd r.rs,o o. b,ui.7n, patterns. aud
shears ~ Na'ioss styles 1ut gIaiiv.
$50 poNSAN.
lmrgrtcrs 10 UariwHr. cutlery, Ac.
'-' ." f~ari -trrrt.
('hhhSE.- So n.Nes Ptui-, 90 hand sni /" ..eby
NCkSpN's CAMILLE. N.arttn pew wtlss,y Bu.s wheat
- sa Loaf sud Cycse slssfs. Hydsuc Ccusut, Msekts
nois DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
tLr-S''aaa Na@ sails Tins 70 s'. sr,nd. al.
- - .soiNl pANENfORr ALLEN a CO.
'aNa 'NsPAnLNr ,OiP. ~ MARS -ioo dotsu Johs,on'.
ior sae y PURCELL, LApD 4 CO, russists,
I'14 - Main street
- = BHtS TAR, for sale By
%D usyi-div 4. LTE
AsPONGt cBabius Sponge. Carrisee spoures Chsmoi,
PtRcrlI, LADD e co. Druggists.
u-4 ~ " In street
Up UTTER drains Mountain Rusr rart prir. ,uity FOR
- sale ~ ,oo2ll JoHN y GORDON g son
- T-"Esss brand, J,ay pa, landing thi. m, rpIus
- %sNrW DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
ftA-riMsJu.t received fru supply ofCastns. conf.
- ing " Ovens POS Spiders Hakers Andifons and
wen Ld 20 which We resecuJ cal hs attention q hoss
I IN NanI p. 7. MOORf Co,
nos Importers Of s. Main street
UsINGt.Ass AND GELATiNE, Jsitss, Flame M.uz. Ae
Cooper lngisss Psussns Geistne french Amber IA
tine Wrench Imperial Gsane CoSss spsrtns Gelatine
PURcELL, LADD CO. Drussists,
h0h UhAin street,
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LUTTERIi>.


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tAhafht tnt=has otsnisg spta.,,.
ai'sft sifs.t bslinsofs. A.,
~ ,sts eN a.ss ''" th sine -svy cvt~ Tor ~. 80, az -
80 ttt~ 80 - isf H"' Ill haze
u Eil ;hsn L- stsi -,tsr a, T.. ..., - - 80,
Sc l-f' NJ 4. -nsitns g. Iarsa,
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y-sfs'H q a. t'., rot Z" Dc 81 i. . e -,
'-'f''f. respectfully -icils IN. Of
~ ..'yI- ~ tfsnis -'s desire purchase Ticket.
-r' ~ 80 lea. Or .-a.if. s.l.
81 x th'ssv cA"
'NfS-'N q" u'u' -" %
ff.- Tickets In the Marysni Lotteries. or such
'tteri-s a. he has sold h-r, he
i"i-l -h De ea.h-d o. received payneat .! r..r,
A'oa-oSD, "a. april 18th, l>-3.
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A oiht-Iu ma STOtkbOLptRS OF TiiE EiCuNuNn
- IND DANNILLE RAIL.oAD CONPhSY.-Thr S.xth Ar.
30 y' .s ~ ihe s:I ho,der' In the Richmond uan,ls
NyH iaiE ~ D. hold in She CITY Of Kr-Io. gn vi n
NhspAN, htctm'tr i1h, l>'S u'1s VI ne sfkt- A.
I'll -s l,i nave lnv privilege . coming aud rllsa-
non the meeting on ''s c.fr' i-ce q charge.
T.. yANDECRSES, Sr,retary
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KSoS al las Ur rgisF rSzsrSrs: That neu-.
ie-s'En't. do ~, ~.
.i.,. ~ them io - ani 90 - % vote on s cue.
lions that he brought before the meeting ~ a. -
~ th- kiefnnri aud Dsuyle Railroad rp.sp,rv 20 b. .s
hehr'nd on Nrtnrd TIE i4'h day ur.,btr lisa m "a
Any sJ'u-ftd meeting Thereof. hereby ratyirr sl o.
- $40 attorney 20 the petli'e, a. fully 81, b ~,Te present
In testimony, wherso' - have hersuaio aarst lard