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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Temperance Notice.-Thc friends OF prohibition
~ law IN Virginia PROPOSE public discussion of the
principles and effects of such law--at Campbell G II .
--on " cdnes,ay the 2Sth day of December 1853
The opponents of said law urc challenged Ia attend At
TINT time and place, prepared sustain heir views be-
fore the people.
dec dSct98dec Express & Rep rony1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Judge Hudson disavows the language attribl
ted to him by portion of the press, in regardt
the circulation of small notes The Rchmon
Enquirer publishes an extract from letter wri
ten by him to friend in that city in which
says:
II have noticed n small paragraph which seem
to have gone the rounds of the newspapers, sta
ing that in my charge Ia the Grand jury,
Greenbrier county, told them that il was use
less 10 indict any one for passing small notes,th,
the whole community were more or less guilt,
myself not excepted This is altogether mi,
take, | never instructed the Grand Jury not t
make presentmeni for violation of the law, in re
lntion to small notes nor that il was useless lc
them 10 present any one; nor did ever say any
thing to the Grand jury about having violated III
law myself,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Az INVASION THAT BRITAIN WOULD CouRT.-
The ''ilour' of the French army.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

In RcHMoNp.-A new organ was at the wharf
in Richmond, Monday, intended for the LYNCH
Iilr.r r.. lI...I;ll Ill
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lI' y - 7tIg 10 rrInOVp- +. H., =. II )
hi house nnt lot. silaat' nn the FIR. 81 srl
cinteiy beyond the C"ipor.tion inc r., "aad INN
gnod repair. with ur,e ii .,a",l - Ne h"ue
sold privately it will besal Mt If On
on Friday affer"oon, the elrd int %'a1 e,es
Fortenns; Ne. apply Ia WM '',ek
dec Its Mthhl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

a bill is before.the Alabama Legislature 70 tax
every voter . per AMMAN for pubic school 1ur-
poses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Judge Mason. the new Minister 10 France, Nill
sail from Y. York Tomorrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

EW BOOKS AGAIN by EXPRESS
y Morris Poe,nl Works. Illustrated
Busy Moments Of un Idle Womtn
Clara Moreland, bennett
Lady Lees Wilowhood
Chs. Auche>ler by f. Berger
Mary Price AMI Eustace Mintnn, Reynolds.
Miranda by antherof rrapner's Bride,
Lad, a. Home; o., Happiness il the Family,
by Arthur y
jack junk &c..&c;
Ais, January Ladies Book, Brnthcr Jonathan tp,c
'''i ia MoRSES Com. Hou.e
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Ninefe "a Valuable Slaves

consisting ef men, women and children b,i.aa'.
estate of Martha Watts, decd. x u
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit oftwelye m,n,l.
he Civ, n. the purrha-, giving bond with p,ol
al security for the payment of The urcha.e mooa
WILLIAM s. MORRIS g.,
NOV l3.tian9 (Ren IN e
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VALUABLE BUILDING ,..... ~

SAIh.-l Viii sell At fnb4ic Anrtt,p 10
l"' lsi, January. 1874, al ncl.,rb. r..l, aefia
rom 10Th Alley trtv oil ST., Lot
Low ?, p9.,ion of the Ial ut pre.e,, ii
mn NC 10y Esq Trrms naae Lnnv.n ~, 4Pei I
nc = '''9 BENJAMIN J nv, :. saH
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Robert A. william

Main ST., Lynohburg, Va
door ADORE Mr.. j. II. Urighfs Drug Store
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n OGfCE.-The colartner<bip existing md. -,
y style and firm Of Lloyd Garland & Co. WINS d;s.
solved on the l7th St by mutual consent. All Nor.
suns having unsettled business with the cancer, r;l
pre- eat ther clnins fof settl ment To A. b. Gurland
who l. alone author zed to close IN the bns;, ~
firm. n 9 Ioxp VI S'i'
A. b. GARLAND
zee. % w4w WA. O. BRINE
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Saturday morning the 2ltb inst. 81, :,
~ VII ,9id IN front Of my Sor- ten ,'.i-. gs
Inc Shanghai Chickens l'alfs If seH
Dee 23-h21 WA II AUSRy
, 1853-10-15

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MIA and Sacramento.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President
JAMES MCKAY Secretary.
This company having completed its Organn
tion as obovc is now ready TO undertake gener1l
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS; the, purchase and
sale of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills Of Exchange
the payment and collection of Notes, Bills snd
Accounts the Forwarding Of Gold Dasl, Buliou
and Specie; also Packages. Parcels and Freight
Of all descriptions, in and between the city Of New
York and the city Of San Francisco and the pin
cipal cities and towns in California, connecting Al
New York with the lines OF the American Express
Company; the lIonden Express; Pulien, Virgil
& Co.'S Northern and Canada Express; and LV
ingsion, Wells & Co.'S European Express.
They have established Offices and faithful agents
in all the principal cities and towns throughout
the Eastern, Middle and western States energetic
and faithful messengers furnished with iron chest
for the security Of treasure and other vaIuabs
packages, accompanying each Express upon al
their lines, as well in California as in the Atlantic
States.
They will Immediately establish Offices At oil
the principal towns in California, and run messcA
gers on their own account for the purposes Of Do
ing general Express business. As soon as such
arrangements are completed, notice will be given
s. P. CARTER,
General Agent in California.
, 1853-10-15
NOTICE.
ny TIE COMMANDING OFFICER At THE
BALES OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.

ny THE COMMANDING OFFICER At THE
BALES OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
LMIGRANTS, and other white per.ons ~,
~ hereby warned not TO settle in the Indi.n
country East Of the Cascade mountains in ,ho
Ierrllorie' of 0segon and Washington. The In
dian title has not yet been extinguisbcd bv tre,,y
Congress by the act of5th June, 1850. untbo,i1c.
negotiations for the lands West Of the r,soaJo
mountains. but no act of congress has vet au,Lo,s
lied the President to commence any on the Ea.,
Of those mountains. Therefore il is moi nrono,
for settlements To be made there The samc -,
Of Congress extended " ihe act Of 3Oth June 1884
to regulate trade and intercourse with Indi.n
tribes over this territory. By the 10Th and I,b
sections ofthat act, il is my duty to warn off 60,
tiers from the Indian country.
No assent or consent, Of any kind. has Loo,
given by any Of the organized and powerful InJisn
tribes, to any settlement being made. The ao,'
ernment alone, according to the act Of Id,b a.
gust lsfS, has power 10 treat for the extns,isS
ment Of the Indian title aud it becomes ali
citizens to wait the action Of the povorpmen,
BENZ. ALvORD.
Capt. 9TH Infantry, Bt. Mai. U. 5. A.. Com
Head Quarters, Fort Drum.
Dalles Of the Coum5s, 0, T.April :. i,57
, 1853-10-15
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
pIv ,UIyI, rAp1U TnAnt

BY THE CART LOAD!
burgess, GILBERT & STILL, POrR
ID mosth square, San Francisco, wholesale and
retaildealcr in cheap publications. siSndaTd bOOIi
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOR EiGN NEWSPAPERS!
b. G. & S, continues TO supply all orders H
cheap books and newspapers, and other Ohiclssin
their line, in advance of oil others, and at the low
est market price. Country merchants, agents, lh'
trade, pedlers, canvassers, and the public generig
are invited 10 coll and examine our extensive e'-
lection of publications, where they will be saieb
find allNhe latest works published in this eounll
Tor elsewhere.
b. G. & s. are sole agents for, and Nesisns
per every mail, the Boston Journal, N. o. Piar
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati CSmmercil
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
imore Sun, 81. Louis Reveillc, &C.. &c; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, NsE
Y otk Tribune, London Illustrated News, NimG
& Smiths European Times, Weekly DisPalrA
Doublin Nation, London Punch, La Cronica,Nsr
York Stats Leiteing, New York Schnellpost u
ifressee, la onslitutonnel, LIllusraiiOn' 'ne 'n
other papers generally from all parts Of the wohd'
One Of the firm resides in New York, and VIII
tOnd to the filling Of oil orders that we may fsca"
with promptness and dispatch
BURGESS, BLBERT Il STitt,
Portsmouth square, San Fnneiiso
, 1853-10-15
STEAM ENGINES,

BOll.ERS-plaln cylinders double lue. Tub
ulur and locomotive, at from SIS tOSlOO the horse
power.
On hand and for sails;
a propeller engine Of 25 horse power,
An English beam engine Of O. horse power ;
Two engines Of 40 horse power;
Three Of 30
Two Of Is
A tubular boiler of SIS horse powcrT
of 80 "
u" of Is
One flue Of as
Two fiuo Z" of 25 {"
Saw mill machinery for muley, circular, gang
or upright SAWS
FIGURING mill machinery; Burr stones, bolt
cloth, &c.
GEO. GORDON & STEEN,
Mining, marine and general engineers,
Vulcan Iron Works, San Francisco.
JUSTIN STEtNBURGER, Agent at Portland
LEONARD & GREEN, Astoria.
April 9. SO. 3m3l
, 1853-10-15
Winr.'s Fountain Head
Steam Candy Manufact0Ty.

OsS0AA NNNNJ AAuANAuSsS~J
Fancy Confectionery, Pie and Cake Balg'
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf, between Sansome and Battery 50
SAN FRANCISCO.
WILL just soy to my patrons for their sPss,I
benefit, some of whom have been ffequinhy
decoyed by the near limitations Of tables sh'ii''
&c, las well as my system Of tiokets). BY Aeus
in close proximity to the, Fountain Head, l'na
been as oilen taken in,, that with little m.l'
attention they can avoid the like occurrence ~
the future, by just noticing the numbers o. 2,
candy windows, a., 40, and rs ane 50 on@
doors.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD
Was first established on Jackson street. and q
troyed by FIRE in September 1850, rsopensd
Clay street, the same month, then again eonsa"e'
by the same devastating element on the mem'-
bic 4th Of May, 1851, and was again opened w. y.
il now stands, in July following, and was nc y. ~
public refreshment saloon ever started upon y.
coast Of the Pacific, without Intoxicating llquo,s
not even a glass Of beer has ever been sou ~
the premises, neither shall be.
NV friends advise me TO introduce ihe ~ \,
liquors into my business, as they thought Il Wy. ~.
add much to my profits my reply VAS l. ~, y,
hands to labor and produce what sustain, lh' ~.
not to deal out that which will destroy u
FOUNTAIN HEAD, as usual is open lfo9 OH. ~
o'clock in the morning, ill twelve O'Clock 81 w., ~,
80 that gentlemen who are unable TO oo'An NJ
1t regular. meal hours, may get Toifeshuien"
ween times, when the crowd ia not 90 gresL
Jan. -, 1883 slf. n. l. WIN
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Mr. Darlington la, received "a very
high, though dcsrr, cd compIrmcu'. Ol-
irer Wendell Holmes, Ia hi. a,t l-r.
lure, said llumor Is infinitely raror
than vii. think there hp, been very
lille Of it since Burns. llumur must
have feeling 10 it, Wit needs none.
Nollairc was vii, ba' U1 PduHg
t9H's conversation ,oih The oiHHtbb dri.
rer has morc },ciBg and hrmgr MoH o
hc crer ufered.' The best comment
upon the remark is one furnished hy
tie B0sf0H Past Til. IS ii.--"'A
regards lhe mutton cu,iard,' said Mr.
pariiug'ou, as she held up the spoon
With which -hc wa. stirring the pro-
serves, and lcl lhc lirnkle iricklc back
into the kettle iu syrupilpu, rospiuc.s,
and stirred IL ngain lill the little yellow
eyes tlnl bubb.cd to The top seemed 10
snap and wink 10 llo, WHO sai booking
inieWly ~ The opprUlon. uil IBIS eyes
wa'frh again. Mutton Cu-nrd. aud
sho smiled ~ The idea stole across her
mind, IKE ihc shadow Of cloud in sum-
mcr over q Green meadow fIll of dam
dclian blossom. and hulier-rups Spiua
new regiment for sick people. ! dare
say bat | hope it'll bo better lllan il..
cuslarIs that widow Gruirc used il
make for the poor God bls. cm, with
one egg 70 q quart Of milk, and sweet
encl vilh molasscs, and thought that
Heaven itself was 10 small au ouumpf-
alton for what shr bad done but NUT
ton cu-iard ---' IL il Marin lioszia.'
said Ike, who bad read lhr name 10 her
in the Post, ct the individual who ar-
rived on "Wednesday, koskia, illc Hon.
g,rian. Well continued she. .it
might have been worse, "a. the girl said
when She ki'.ed The young minister by
mistake in the dark entry, for her rou-
in Belsey--a mistake Is no hay-,iack.
Isaac. Isaac silently admitted the
truth OF the remark, us he thrust the
stick be- bad been shiuiina into ihe
kettle, and then malc a drawing Of thc
oquaiodnl line across both checks boz
warm mplns.es"
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o. tserte t.,tissas.
t'u "a s'arf Whore fhr aess ~ .ii
fsufuft HstfaHf a...a .aH4fHfs ffisiss
ntir se iai s.s.s. ihr dread ra.i u.rss
hao ufftff Aces. arftiiftr ttfii i.faoass iass
Ttf rllfa ffawu tst i.lrt irti iii,af ti'.u.
ftss flrfpt fr.au,n. artarn af is.r 20 j. t.st.
7ts rssan s,rr vrs rouoaenbr N,rulsn tue
iia0 nus roe wsrbisr .a -rsii- lafr.
Tls hsfr- ui.1as tfsH.hHss slnagi vffs .pria boz
asts Of sHfsl
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rss hor fals4r,s ti'r.safn aira stthss titnt
De- Hfiiss tharasf i'ur. rahainf fitF roll.
B'sr, f,if, aHf 500 d.. .. th'y ssyrrd
The i'ts .bsii r.ii ihuush iieatrn, ~amp StHs.
fft tst--
Ava. u.i ..si af ihs Bios wave BE- iarns
Whrrs s,saph that. he h,is i,.sia sitsnd.
Nifhs afean isrsi. fau ~. and siui fstHfu.
TfrHblios u',f aai, aud a,sis, aud -isni haunted
uu.
,rir.titl isngasrs norfrsu. %, aiiliau,
=rr r.aHiuas |rrsd of infrus, .sursltp -.
faiiinr usi 81 isirul-hef eta'd. on iash,
~uhaur in Pane, Fusi. mn rsriurrd e,es
nr,utipu fragrant smoke of sHsnGc,i
y . iaug s,trudrd si-is. Of snclrni dsss.
RHil bach ,uaf teefcn ',r, rsptaie. So ihe skies.
- Esuh ,uui riiinr ut .ifsnrc hrsau fsiss,
That Heavens great kiug may dwell Smid hi. l-eo
pl,'s pra'rr.
Alaue strange ,i-ians fu.n hsi,lre mine cye
What tWtsi silence f,isn- thniugh fame snd
ai.lc'
The .hadows of genovb Wandering nigh,
Ana dreaafal f,rms Elidc on with dark'pine
smhr.
Iosi 10 tho gra, GA Abh,,'s towering pile.
From tha dfvAf saiit. ins nuuu'ting 'uites
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MORTiMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

nuns truly celebrated remedial pre-
j rafstiaa. ciirsfisas alike ff esrh aud ctcn IL
sr0pisn ef Ecuinsfc s1lplaiht-, Be- airtit ii we'll
tnas o. aad e-,e- frd thfssi iiIr iuiied -i1'c- g.
f.q4ifc au, irarip 1uicr - 80. paramount 'fsc-.
IL Eradicate tits hsrrtf nrufstr and d-itvrtinr
d.os-n ffJa the sysis, AMI 'iandsann allied in me
phsnuset ei mrdiriuc,
Nsd.nai pnsg1si e. tuasr unqualified siHirmrni'i
flfrr q ua.tfuta tctfr tr Iithe, bot simply 60
fraissi tlHas tnl.t inter sird,
sUFFIREHs Tifi-nsELFES
10 prseHfr from the Agett 30 iArlf uruul circular
saa nai anb frfd NE to.tt'p'ni II ihI-' Nh, nave
sIrf..ared iasaiiiihie cafativs p"'vrfs hei %
O., rail- usH, ihe strNaie.frhis. - mat Tee
ttatetueai. lsA rtraafs lr rsia i.e taiitsia ioaa
.aifsr sghirh VIII sst- the mfi ncfrl inu. and Hue
~ uirh The rrpHtat' ~ ~ ti' HrWrdy b. roftsta ~
beng .ustaiBea. NGir also 80 iNe PriactHff, 81 H"
viii arrsri even iaiflsafiun, and Iiui o. usfu's Cd"
GOD tihiri chafasfrf fr,au ever, srettuH ~ t Hi1
uHmh,nnr anans ilirfa sainn ~ the mt-t ciilEcni
sisiaas tirrft utesi, TiiHfs, ahd rrfHtn"nt ti
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MpRrl MnHt'H
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
a.. s-rrt iie extract Internal fr'ris, prepared
sspse.siy fis M, disea-e aud tA- ~ oit cure 90
fsrf, fsfn. taasinHatnr NrHicl % thfr-ri ~ nat
tsf 81 has h,nf ziaaiiug
sofa 80 Rutlani d, POND MORSE
The sintr hatr alsa inf-sl-
7IfE GREiT ILYER11IJE,
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SrsriCtors toSYtHsArIoN. The
day before yesterday, says GpiigHdH,
Messenger, some police agents, in plnin
CLOTHES, being inHn eating house at Sion.
ho1,r heard iuo men ni lable ,ay one
'n Che other, is be- d,u1 r. "Yc.. bu,
not without some trouble be- struggled
hard. and was afraid Of being surpri..
ed "Ihc oihcr must be- killed. or We
.hall De- betrayed" The officers, think
ing 'hal a murder had boon committed,
took lho men into custody and. iu order
10 remove from them-el,cs he srriou.
suspicion which their c0nyrr.aiian hal
excited, They confessed that they belong
ed 10 gang who occupied ihcn,clycs in
stealing dogs which ihcy killed and
sold 10 fhc low eaiing.house keeper.
outside lho barrier. To make up Tor any
deficiency they might have IN tie sup
ply of harrs aud mbbiis Several of
tie aoromphocs OF these men have been
lakcn into custody
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pr,lers 10 Watrtr.. rifeks. Jsvslfi snVef Ware
tsnry snud., 81. PsIAtns' haiid.rr. rrat the ne
pot Rsuaaa, - Heps,uur neatly dome ~ shou
nufifc. ID
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4 SrHu rlnritArp.- Iridium .
Al Is BOW ready shat question Do
you aisiio pot, Baaa,0s WIZ maam
! must explain ihai ! case fa my drar
departed ono fac ra.mHa} yar yout-
rr iiAn my-siJ teo A4nlfeI Fa- r. 8.
pY ~ q claim aul now irt e4n.
they've BAD ihr aala-i'y 90 alIly aelIu
iof ihe money fmy, therefore. Dob
my dr8r Alsusips WiHi h- dl puh
the ftrripl '-- ~ ya.s
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s luie icil4t ae.iiag m.H rr-
a1slr aas -adIrrly mnrlw.I by
,1ms amusing orturrruar iir iu.Aed
hs rrr iof m9m m.Hi there wa, o.
sir4s4'e Lunrfu smli,- agi tear. ih-
irH Of Ha94sif uhs brDkeui ua
s1ll it fe-um.ns his snuiii., 500 aisi-
Heio hase iis rrY o4t 81 ssa .
agh , ugh' 0LW ion I ory Hg ai.w
Jasf n1r
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Aultns, and TauufclluH 90 Law, and roii'hHi W
t'hsnfrf, al-a a ,innissi. ier iut the Ststre II
Nstao. Ncu iiamIyshitr, Birldc Island, 'nnnrcii
cot. New Nafi. fcnn1iN iNshia, ohiH, ludiA"a,
Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa. Once ~ ih'
ftfiu iituiss, Rsf'aad, - '-4
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pasnsrfesn An,t SI,Uau Ruous in the union
Hul1ins, Man strrti, Rsfra4, - fridr-' p1'
upin every VHneu ~ -t,lr- With 90 whhfli Cot
af- ai pficc4 kaisiur ir.iu 20 rts- tH So tt-lA
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Crossett's Cornet band.
I'm. CRp-SfIT. LEADER.
tI.ta tassassisss a. ssaatasss 80 ss-
ssss au fals 80 Aaar fiff.'a 49, ttH.a'
0ss. -. : sa .,fsaaara--s ras 1i.lI.isf.
~ asaais saaf.ssss g. 49, NnaefstsHre = ~ 20
frssF Islsas silrafsas tAr-ft \
esz.ala - 49, ~ t-f
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Nurr roB IliN l.owis. the fun.
loving editor ofthr"N w. Union, (says
an exchanged n candidate lor the LEG.
stature IN the Last number Of his pa.
pee he Published circular 10 Ms i-llov
citizen, of r.gii coiuma, Wiereupon
hn .nYS--
II may bc asked why write 80 hong
a circular An anocdujc will liaslralc
mr answer Oncc upon lime an old
lady .rnt hor grandson out to .ci tor.
kty Ou hi. return, ihr following dia.
iosuo took pluec'
sammy, have you sat her
'lrs, gmndmn.
'FiNcl the ncsl all up nicely 2
Mighty dua- granAma.
How many sgs did you POT under
herr
Ono hundred aul tvcnty. grandma
why sammy what dill spu pot 30
many under hrr iur"
Grandma, I,roNf,d fo sfe Aer sprs.m
h-elC
Ny opponents viii pitch INTO this cir
culai hope they viii nave good time
IN making a large per cenirge oil of II,
\ short uur would ho o.. much a. they
could get over Lut / trutied 10 ,se hcpi
,j,r.pt Hems,irrs
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Manuisctpfrr and Dealer Boz Tin. sheet Ion aud
tapist Ware ami atsa, rtrlisf,s Agent 90 kut.
land Tuiuty fr thC sair of tiic stove rsird ''ihr
Trn star" Part Der Eaal IT Dyer Hotel,
g..tsrg - ll-ah
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Nttarrs, sad tnlnseliof At Law, aud Solicitor .n
,bsncrp. Once urafll ola-ltr ihr -ssiA hAn1i
BfHuiagfsn. ~ ~
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RrunrN r THRALL.

Afinrifs aud Caunsriiuf st i.7", and r"llrii'f in
tharfsu. omcs iutlshman's building, hraH'ar
~ 4, s-t
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Inr NtLitt ur rnt ANAzoN 4
correspondent ol lhn Imam gives a iB.
bio, in which be compares the size Of
lhe valley Of ihr Amnlon with that II
other large rivers. Tho valley of The
Amazon, Including I,at OF the Orinoco.
which % connected with II by a na,,gn.
he stream, the obassiqa,arc, c1ulains
2oiS $40 square miles
siltt ai tir Ns-i-t.ra ys4go1
i" nHt iaf h-tHF nlr affafrfef ~ tiHna so sll.
q" 1H' at5 9sl
flIs nallfn oIl 1n
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hir"rT .--~ u a~rr ~ Huis~ y,
1a.i Hu ui..rrr -ss 90 hAf, % sap.l sln.
/ s,l ID certainly ly 90 meal,. makr
h.n psrrsH. s derg} mau, aha
aa'iH ii." rumlaay rsia.iY r,plir' fo4
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MARTIN rvERTs


Attsfne, aud Councillor at Isw, aod Solicitor 30
Chanccn. utioc in he Count llonrr, han1g9'
4, --l
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Atofnr, aud raunseilaf at Law, rf'icitnf ih Chan.
rcr, and Asrnt tf ffu-iuucr-. hmnn iAhd-
Ac oaco, 20 'tap Thrih'- liDsh, haf.as'i'
~, n-tt
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In pARNEs.

Btuufartaitt md Nhuifsair and Retail Desirr 10
iisi. tape Fur,, shd Rrtd' Made tiutiIiug No,
nsnislt' HlUsk. h4firHf. D. -
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no,roN r,pr FOUNDRY.

Manufacturer, snd Wholesale and Nciaii Dtaiers In
A. = Macuubcr's rsiout Sraa Cuucrs, Hgts
s.Us, Tf. IL
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CARD AND BiLLET PRINTING,
FniNItNg ~ CptOhs.
OUTS FLRNLNHU ~ ORDER.

Aaiiillt ths nHsus and Hialiiffi ii.e fr.uit'
70 one II the sstatiiea matils "a tlsinf-. isi ha-
is.dt ihe tsfH"a oi ti1H-auds ui uiru that hssf
tssDrrd ~th HahiHF bat iiirlt individual rntrfpuse
- dsiarpa uli1n. fhs agHff ~ The sEr ps-luNsif dr
raufs that man o. iaeufc aucee H tti-iasss slid
rs~ nlffs ihsn usus etrrfu- tu utsrt tiisttHsEs
asvsf esas a. tntu's siiap % he cite daNn gHiet,
sSa ssits 60 then, uis0Ai lsiunF he tusincss c
saosh. He E,ghi a. wen hsii raRaie and place t
h..t