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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
LETTERS FROM TnE PEOPLE.

.AVAgsih inVOiAihip 90 sAiYisfs fN
a. "A. tai,s " it,F hasss ~
s,. ,ss, ,ats,i.. !. ~. stsbh ~ n4yefts i~ss's "
tms.isas. 80 Aii, N~ "sl A,anl"e ~ 'i'a n'Hf1T"y
,t..a.la ,,ALas .u ailasa" rt~lav., H. De p,s Dty
i...t ..d W. ua nla ~ bic iiaaps,aa iha spsaht' ;"
,,..i.a (. N. . ~ u,i.ra sa,aa'bs "sps'N"g irsb
.t.i.i ,iis.ns a,iune lha use ~ arms, that u'eT "lE
ts sLia !. ,enaaa viii laf fallpv ssens ~ defel hs
,eat Hspubi ADD 10 institutions. said haiisa Americans
a., Ia hat deep design ~ ropsy. therefore Naive AMIR
i,ses saw ann yourselves. yourselves. b9 prepared
mi, was ssi ~ nlhof yelled oa amid storm ~ hcfco
,assion displayed by speaker and aadenro Anitn'r
ut he ffeerod upon ha audience wns Thai fah0f''s
an aese,0aHf sh0ud hare g@df rigfi " ueir ftgf.a~
use oy oonld moi undorrtsnd free Insult lions
Mn. siavea and Roman Catholics the sane Foreign
a.. .Loud not he citizens half vera Spoiaas ana
tbe otior hall Caihocr both enemies % the Republic.
cr your attention 10 these vicious renns not mat 'hey
can a0ei or ninrn Caihoicty that yon should take up
crJgcs for the faith but that due 20 the American
character 10 rcpudiate such oharGans, who have tho
bolduess and audaciy, 90 teach Americans their duty
and sueb duv-one fourth OF such impeunence, II u
cnuc from the lips Of any other foreign actor, Wouii
create an A.tor place riot That Gavezzi Is yicnn oai
nnn ANXIOUS TO excite citizens against each other an
create riot ard bloodshed. no man OF common sene ~"
d,pv and that an American and Christian Press should
frown il down. all must admit For the correctness Of my
statements refer you 20 g0ur reporter or any olher per
son p'cseA' i"s' PEACE AND GOOD WILL.
Such sentiments as our correspondent cites from
Gavazzi harm no one but the utterer, unless It be
those who see 1T 10 take notice OF them. II the
Catholics would only stay away from Gavszzl's and
aher such lectures and pay heed to them Hectares
and lecturer would soon be forgotten. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

mad. ..,uu. ut al a,Nnpi us ~ T. slTs n'Hwh,
Vk ANIL ta,u ,t,m aNi ~ VS. ~ 90 7 eaH"ii
Ia ,,.,oi,us ,aN ihat ~ srp,r's s""'i~ha' The W"
w. 't,..,l ut "a iue,l,rrA NV $500 '"ln h"in ~
''.',. ..d stii ~ npa, ,hn beetle distinctly fp'
,tVm 49, 49, mNs' 'n"r
MA ...h,.k in tha mssplat. eri i"" $50 ~w"heHr'
4, |. .t,au.s, Uvnnsed N"laa ~ sl"H'na Hnh irnl,f
ii.t.w atnn,i,,h 90 We dlsn"'a' What " - AM
,,st uls ..ais 3sass lhese boz" 's'nl' l"Ao" 900
nan -. ,htrr.Na ullen nnn uf ihul' hereditary ona
,ir. .ui 10, mus, celebrate THE ipnl, Hni '"nl"'
.,.,,e ,u ihe rroi erl,s 90 This rf"a' national 'u
,,,e M,n all Women nln 10 euaIna nh' yelling ",
IA tsha la ha ha The 10 continued I'LL morning,
avt r,,Gnmrd Niihoui OIL hf r"r'a'h number "'
nish,s allie, u 10 ihkrn
tt 10 u,w mo,nnr. AMI No No welh along wn SEQ
tssutus nnn so,u,hl itupers Young mrn dirnsoi ~
hri, hral and muat fashionable attire homo &" tho"
an, r,hlcnt nt,nnr e. make an impression 90 rather
&, ale impressions upon Tho virgin hoarn "i ah"lah
iadi,a Scc TINT ,onnr man lnHt approaching "
Ihrcc inur war cas- iuille. rot IN bunch 81 Drown
EHthcrs ornament NJ l' NJ and wn'r gracefully IN W,
al, rirsc. with tfi,i blanket and lcggingi AMI
nne morcasins. comprise ha dress iis face IL very
n.hionnhh painted u has evidently cost HIN much
stud, 10 devise aud much pain and labor TO execute
lie passes GA -.
ono ,lay among us served 90 satisfy our rod yisi
TORS of tho curiositics aud antiquities Of Oyuoga Ot
SATURDAY morning nj an early hour their tents are
struck horses and squaws loaded AMI behold then
winding in lines which would puzzle many geometer'
o name up the slopng ascent on the west side Of ou
town let them GO Poor creatures theirs II marc
t,t VI. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
WOM.iN AND TINiTION

Tho following Protect OF pr itAanirr X HUNT Of
nosion agau. tho repeated axasion Of rreeeri, by
State which dcno. her all Political Franchises viii "
course be answered by Conservatism With aeer res
how cleo sssis u 10 answered
~ ks ashs.f,s' II a. 80, - Es'os Na'' ~ ~
fu,fe~. ssasfaiif
i,sni,, Il ii.., rhst,sn native ani resw.nsw va
i..I - che ,ii ~ nsr. N~a Ni wsa, wave s.s PAW
ht'r". - mrh'-h rstms" ~ hs' i~Nss W 'he '''NNs
taa r,-.s,s -.s- .s-ins, Tho ,nrs'r 90 ie',t~a 'A,e
riirr, ''sA - 'vrsrs'nri'rs w" rrss" %s'sy' ~
..-ir- e stirNs ~'"nu s'rl-'1H~ y" i~s"e - "l -
.iris,r. ~ republication " ~ ~ che v'aN'en y,
sI.esrtt-sra who -,r c'isrrs er' ~ F'i 'Ns w'vT,
h-sa ~ ,hrrh te iri,us-fA hr' vNrN s">'t ivy 'Nc~
..,d tr,irrt,s r,r.a-rA hs~ss,rs 'h'vvsA 'hsF SO
Aayyi NJ .e' Unconstitutional ,g.'nr'en ~ 'A' wal
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Htrrtrnrir artsrrr't ruevri hos r'ri been et'NN
~ n,.-, 800 ,h. suhrt N,r ,tr' st- ,trArsf~'eA AeA
t,npsh ,r,hr,- i,,ht's hNit,ni. s~A so~s ,v~''e,~
-r,N.' ~ 1872 srs'sr s r -,ss e S ~
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li tei,r Nr, tslNsri sNi hav Nrirs' he, reev' w~
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w. gs,s hplh siis "a MN aEscl w. trKcs :,
!. w. ", ',r..' ' =, ~" i RN.A ye ,S
siish ,rrs have ,sien taP n ihr afhscl iAmmre ~
,slNs s,V is,rtsh 80 ilshRhud So nhh he. ~, hse~
A,errls,i
Nhh ibsss ,lso. rth 'Nlshi haw Va Fails pslrl ev,
eth ~ lerstass ~ be- ias w We HNsHlNrnfr ~
'r,.,lvrhr' ,rrtsu''ut Witch tsN r-Nh w ~ r',,~-
rs,t sr~I slnst r pirr rshliel slfrisrl ~ 'ssir
Wv W. ,Vmwllisr ~ rsi lf'lrns vmhpA iNlN g,is
s-rs sri prn'i'i ,rInil HN' sos a. NJ the ,FNnn
lies, 'lsdFs'si ~ w't 'srvpr'sra ihe 'eh' ~ Wrwsa
-. ,ha real tatit 81 Ia sfr'irH. HsNesVf
lhrs hlssriisfrA vlh tf eswni'r,sr 'hp Inequality ~
inhllu sskuh eiurailrr ifuahFssf 80 .siisa tan W
haualtsh pare lpi iafps frfipHrigf Nsnsl NJ tt,sf
jsf leiss uuhn ~ .hsl riemap. ~ la.,le,.m whlk
inst,i &c. ~ sell - sfHf frr,s,hps " ,he sie
~ ~, lsfp NIL sNi ,sAs sentiment issa,lfa vl,ksa,
HIf. ifslff 70 ~ fHfNf lhla h ffsIfHmn -shnliisd
nApptaF n ntsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
THE OLE BULL COLONY.

To ne Editor Of The " Y Tfbune.
SIR: In reply to letter Of Dodge & Brother" in
your paper Of the 4th Nov, the Surveyor OF the Ole
Bull Colony beg to say that left the Colony at Oieona
on the 5th of October and that he'd Conversation be-
fore left with the agent Of Dodge Brother Mr. He
man Brown who informed they could not give employ
ment TO any more from the Colony they had then
empIoyed six of them There are large number OF
men at Oleona out of employment and the whole Colony
of men, women and children, are in the extremity OF dis
trees At the time of the reported compromise by which
Messrs Cowan Bailey and Longeneeker assumed the
debts Of the Colony the supplies were cut of, the team
which had previously brought the provisions was taken
from them and they subssed by the voluntary con
tributions Of private individuals Since have been in
Ph1ad. lphia where | came authorized by number OF
Coonts to collect the wages due them an object which
baye most renuousiy but in vain endeayored 10 efect
am informed by most respectable gentleman from the
immediate vicinity OF the Colony that they last week were
obliged pledge boeded bull and heiter presented to
Ole Bull by Casus NJ Clay, for which they received six
teen barrels Of flour TO them from immediate starve
ton At the time of my conversation with Dodge ~
Brother AGENT Mr.. Brown urged him to employ some
more of tho Colonists but he told me Il was impossible
feel bound make the above statements because they
are true and because the attempt to impress che public
with the belief that there is suffering in Oleona Is
cruel deception which it generally credited would lead
Families RoBERr HsaILroS.
s,rsds IIoiei philadelphia Nov T. 1855
fully concur Ia what Mr Hamilton has said most Of
the facts being known 10 mo personally Z W EtLn.
~ the tolanlsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
CHINA.
prroprrp v1IGnT OF THE EMPEROR.

REPORTED fllGliT OF TIE EhfEhOh'
A friend has placed at our disposal letter from Dr.
Parker Secretary to the United States legation at Can
ton, of which the iolowngis copy:
have what assured is contained in private let
Ter from Picking that Heen Fung, the present Emperor on
The ed 81 August fed Gebu in Tarary and that Prince
Wei Chin, fifth brother OF Teou Kwang was len in Charge
of The Empire and that the insursn troops were within
six DAYS Of Poking at that date
This news bears marks OF probability and the source OF
my information Is reliable any ordinarily get
in China. -.
In speahing with the British Consul this evening he
informed me that he heard the same news two or three
days since which corresponds with the time my informant
states the intelligence reached this city: .
Mr. Robertson seemed to receive the intelligence with
some doubt can only say that think il very likely to
rrove true and that Prince Wei Chin the man OF all
others who would be most likely to be called upon to take
the rcins Of government. -
lie is the man who Is said to have written Taou wang
answer to the Presidents letter delivered in lsi by Mr.
Gushing ,,
DR. Parkers letter is dated of 40 minutes to u clock,
on the d,of September and addressed to member
of the branch house of large mercantile firm IN TINS city
in response to note dispatched to him at c the
same night Commercial Advertiser.
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w.rs,ss. wsse~esz. Ssesfzsy. ~ ~ .ss<
Por ts frr, tine IA 49, tts bs's k~xvs " ssszs 40
osrr IL q eoxEsry ~ sszss1esae 9-2sssss tn, ssf
night have LEA k9Ss ~ IA r~ih yea n ss<s1.
10 he -ysr Wed" Es<gL pspsAs ~ :, 50 ~
k<sr rss4ss p<reYyfasDss ted VI z,,nz " Ne Woe
AL s,snd lsss AL sk ne tssls y,eges v az
delightful t0ssiry srrszGy an ~ aS fssssaAs nv
drag osf nsrsbls saisasses u sitting gssfs< s@s ys'r
IsufisI eesrs IN al yYs elt1Srfas esNs How ssY1
Tor sseh popslDn o1sN sy bsa 81 ff1a ne, s'"s@fsl
sbodss Of osressn All ssfsyEa, sNs iss sz@@ b"efN
aiAis and tk<s sssls srDsIe w IA s,ASs sa " 50
kopnsiss Of ProySsoes t>,ose1 VII ss y'ssa s1sssss
on thsss ws<<Sn sryAAsss 4 = basy Ds,lanz s'.@As
that millions u n ths hefss nj t,t zssa.- s>H
ever shoBs spos sboui1 ~ vs< yis IssssaSs Vi MT"
and women AMI ehl1fsa. land, ss5 a. IN az @s N
bread And the lsbor stst si.ssN sstn kess
Cannot somethnz be One " ssys7 y D. %ys
crowded nrests u year fssf csy ss>n ~ vsss sd Ai,
Len vlds Of a.is rek eDsstyy Wlsn9 mi h E>D1 ann
on, for ne Cay 10 lsrmsb ne s>4ss n Je,V1,deg nm
sasd. Of as ss1s,.ag et'ssns e"d gee 0<~ s~v Ds
fer ar,,eplsyal re IN ds /a, eg mn ts,t1 ,sg1rb~a@
Of sssa,nsng Ge~ (rom ye1r 10 ye@, tg@"~s@ fg>~~ IN,
auy ..osutennn1s as J,ogp<ysr h1i~hs " sfss NH
hama, and millions a hands ssS sye Il fe's ~ ss,
Of bringing fbers tsssfbsf1 80.
Wsuissbs k ons Of tbs moe dsbgdfd towns ~ Ms
State II h loosb1 eighteen mb< wei b>~ h7rs"s~'
from v3eb eiy arsDfoS9 ss1 pssk sSs1 are of"~t gu
strue1- snmdinr dc s,st sesrsbs fs's'ss ~ f'H"S
siesiien. sor fhsss fseaitAs stinw~sei Cas- ps~
sndrpsss ffsqusnhy, sEd viii hs,ssDs ef1s VI p'q@|$
from tie fertile Esaas ssl pysss n ns @i1sm esse'As
in coming 10 tbs place DE tsak road yssssshy t'
hupdssds Of wsgons bad.A win vbssi pyDas's " MI
uLee The fasis eli dive VIII sias VI ~ kilas bssf
ios she wheat crop 70 nsyks fssass ss ~ stssi1ssA
.pjr.s for nevr hs< The c'op bssn e'< - "a = ~ ss
,ner snd fss ron. ~ u os' hss es'gsg dso s'esi
Zen, ogiss, TAsy saw zet sLas'grvs 'ea~ ~. SaSid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

To ne ESit1v of TIE Kese-Yo5k Ttsae
SIR In the Crysta Palace among the thousands OF ar
cles on exhibition there is entitled Nels Elevated
Railroad and Promenade for the relief of Broadway worthy
indeed Of especial notice and patronage being the only tan
chile remedy for this great horoughare The plan got up
in mastery style and modelled great perfection in brass
There is also block Of houses either side Of the
elevated railroad modelled large scale in wood sho"
ing at glance the imposing effect Of bis truly desirable
rejecting high credit the inventor. The people
Of New York are well acquainted with the msny dreadful
accidents daily occurring to lie ard limb from the over
grown state Of traffic and travel in Broadway besides the
hndrance and detention to BOTH call Immediately for pro
lection and accommodation Should privete
sona interests OF few be put forward to rctard cripple
nroieet designed for the massesl For instance who
among the enlightened would be 90 poor phlanhfop5t
n q saw. let life and limb suffer wholesale, lest
uroperty should deteriorale in Broadway! i feel
satisfied none could descend TO so mean con.
clusion But instead Of being lessened, shaii
endeavor to prove il would be much enhanced
The second story could be converted into and light
fancy BAZAAR worth about three times the present rent
The third story becomes second from the promenade ana
would nearly double in value; and so on proporona'ly
TO the top story The great difficulty yet to be solved
Some PEOPLE imagine the elevated railroad would dareh
the the first floor and consequently depreests
their value This mistake arises from the hurried cOnciu
sion of those who unaquained with the merits OF tho
rropo sed construction intended to be built right over the
street feet from the grade One half the entire surface
woud be glass panelng Of both railroad and promenade
The reelection Of Eight from this half would nearly equal
thorough light In short the whole structure would DO
nothing less than brilliant DOME shading Broadway from
the summers sun and winters storm. The sidewalk, on
either side is ebout Is feet wide without any interruption
of light whatever being entirely open except where mar
ro platform NAV be required for the OF the second
story store veneiehths of which may be glass support
ed throughout by iron columns 2 feet apart besides
heing oren from one side w8 the other Another obec
ton goes to prove that when travel becomes transferred TO
The pomensde that business takes flight with ii not out OF
Broadway but to the second story only Retailers whose
10 the second story making room for wholesale men This
would be the very thing enrich Broadway. Merchants
would lump at such central position and pay as high
rents Us are paid al present.
In fine by the erection Of this desirable raroad life and
limb would be preserved thorough accommodation Tor
the public lght sufficient for any business, and vast in
crease in property and business the line And last not
least the panoramic beauty and spendor of Broadway,
especially by night, would have no equal in the World
ksas- York Nov 10, le53 OillHrH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

e st TO- ihs Lass1 Home wbslon % Fiye Po'sssh.s a
,sso ebnpsos nom be a's snd sssshsest TIE ~,
MN IA hired ne fret saeh-r They psrs,a. -,
v sss Nss 80 anil cane mo the possession q s N
osr sssa mir sryS,.s npsbsni spd Fhkes 1ols 4 NJ
tss hynsyf ssssssd sb<,hsf N ine dng srsetss 60 ~
sffbs Oh BfsrefJ aad tna most eHsni ssx.sy d 80
49, ne rstsrs ss-ss The sep.r.,i,s between NJ
~ eseey Under vhoss ps,folss he had hs Ter -
,s sisFefhsr fsDsy e seysDh annual rsper, - -.
eBoes, fs.ssfsd r. Ag,l lsei snd ,hs sigh 1 a.
srs ,rlssn linus ~ Mr Pesssr Now veil kns.s -
o. .a,. bad e W. SS',S ~ W, soodssss 9@
lhY I'D fed Tor hs rsg,s .sd MS. 'he Rsy N
" p, i.x,5 Doc hsh eonnsod.sIors mo. . ass
snff he he'd csased 70 b. their missionary a. their 49,.
Hone irdnsy except hst h. chrfed Ia the Tre.<rr
whom they have Faihsred their nformstsn. ~
Weps 100. he irnruatan Of ,eetr,nsm sssins, a. n f.
yisd pla erprsfssd. In the report
ehs prilestors Our MISSION has been always coas,S = -
e,, ts g5ss.s ~ nc ols1 Rs q Or sss,y no
had ths to al whs- condition galred Ana
.y.rs thai snytng tao hi N oar schools 70 Which osss
Perhaps uere may be pesusies Of eecns held b. sons -
churches which not taught and which tAak tic wki
them would desire teach ehiroa Bat al ths go
believe would be approved BY II al essars[i
which pecuiarss a doctrine eOad b. efecuaiy
Bible cltfs and that taught not BY Methodist but ~ s
rem the congre gson worslpfinE In the fabsrnas fa
fact add that our Missionary tee Rev Mr. Adams .ss,
accept the 'et,sss o. any 'nd all The evsnsl
Many eoiionshe thing N the Report beside ose We a.,
noticed might BE- answered with he sane eject wsaa s
our reply unreasonable length We have seasash !. a.
thar the Directors have been cssy Imposed uaou ana -,
statements We submit de.e1 via "a,
sisusd behalf ard BY the request The Ladies' Hone ~
airy Society Of the Methods; Epleops Church
w,B. sKIpNoRE rasl.lA,
b. CORNELL foonar..
WOnRAfT "e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
wAsniYoroy NEWS AND Gossip

1ns Effr'T 80 rnr CprrrHT Potict 90 rue RI
DyNFftDs ~ tHHfb Hfbffa hforEs Tho following IL
frsrn hitter 6on tpinep, GnnBcor IN tho commercial
stdial ~ he - iied ha'ea
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t,sssptg Nsstsss .rls'sa 80 ~ hHHts ~ ihs Nsrsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

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byHFfus ~ fHnfb Hfbtfs hforEs Tho following IL
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SOUTEERN FINE ART, BY r. R

SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY r. IL
- WEIGH, Of GHARLEsToN ). g GEO WASH
lNGTON-U Unprecedented iulhcaanals Of Anericn Ft"e
AH- HHcl'S H0gnActW Pc. hau IF WASHING
TON-(20 by 26 inches Engraved ON steel (by per-
ais.oa) from Gilbert Stuarts only original painting
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar as "huusehold words" to the mind o
every person in the L. S who can read.
Every Artist Scholar State .tnan aud Jurist in
country uod in Europe. capable Of Judging, has pro-
eounccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON = PERFECT trans
script OF Suau's worldreuowred printing and a, such
TIE Only CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IL ExIs-
rEScE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
Tho only merit this Portrait Of Washington possesses
is tint the Senate Of the United States, aud the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists. Jursis and Statesmen OF
the United States pronounce it the CORRECT PoI
uait of " ashneton EVER engraved.
Par,u rHrtention is invited II the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice of the L.
Sntcs:
BALTIMORE. June %, 1852.
Denr Sir: Accept my thanks for tie Portrait of
Washington. As work of lis excellence and
beauty stlik, every who sees it and it is no
less happy IN its likeness the faher &c his country.
1t Jay good fortune have him in the days OF
my bo}b1od, and his whole appearance Is yet strongly
Impressed ON memory The portrait you have Is
suedapPoas to 10 be likeness representing
perfectly the expression as well as the form and feu
lures ct his taee With great respect,
lam yourt obt servant,
X. b. TANEY.
Geo " Chds ESQ, 2hil'a.
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Il ! EGIlOLS.
i PRYOR.
EoPAIsTNERsEsEP

4 tDPAR'ENERSEE The subscribe s hive
" Il l. uay Hssoriatc6 themselves Together under the
yJe and firm of ECHOLS PRlOR& ThLlAFEkKO
~ ia the view Of conducting general Commission bus
less in all it. branches.
Their huurp is the large and commodio.s brick tene
ment recently erected in The rear of of Mr. John Ruck
RS factory Immediately the canal and nearly oppo
ute the Piedmont Works. 1t is we'll arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce rs
well merchandise. a their lot is large and made
secure from all depreciation by strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently arranged, they enabled
give SPECIAL attention tn sale of every description of
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also rnade receive
Lime in any and all quantities. Particular peution
will be Paid 10 the sal" of This article. Consiehmets
are solicited from those preparing such conmodite> Tor
muhct They also solicit consig umcnts at wheat flour,
'orn, meal, oats, well every description # pro.
tluce
Liberal advances if required, will always he made
gnments in hand Coal lump. aud ground plaster,
nd guano will always be kept hand--oracrs solicir.
ed.
All orders for goods from puncual customers will re-
tciye prompt attention.
Gonds consigned their care, to be forwarded, will
e attended 10 with all possible dispatch
No cfarge made tor dIayage merchandise pro-
duce, either by railroad canal. By applying them
selves closely business. & beng determined
cry pos sibe en9eagor in pleasing oil who mny call
thcm they hope receive the encouragement ofalbeal
public RI ECHLOS.
WIN II PRYOR,
jan ll-d&cta G TALIAFERRO.
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sen tine, Fin
rostle Wing, WYheyilc TELEGRAPH, and Roanoke Bea'
rem. will copy tunes and forward aco"n"' : rs~t''
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MECHANICAL.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER BE6s LEAVE MOST re
J. speefluly to call the attention 81 abe ciilzcas 1t
LyncheurR aud the adjoining country 10 b. afge and
a srisbda assortment at BOOTS SHOES -
CATERS. &e4. af biz Own MAKE.
~ AM 50 lieh are fsAHHAsTEB ~ faE HEsF QrAL
~ ANp % SUPERIOR wonKsAKsHtf.
Persons Wshne To have good and durable bot OF
Shoe ar the present season va ia well coll me,
a. am determined 10 please, both regafds quality
and price,.
Don't forFet 10 call At the three doors aboye the
Franklin Hotel, aud Immediately opposite tie Citzfus
Saving. Bank I. = 6klMALDi'
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