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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
Look ont for CouHterfeits.

The public cautioned against another corrto-
fet,which has lately made It's appearance called "
Il Fsrres Arabian Imminent the most ,lan-.rous Of
all the countcrteits because his having fls n.-,e q
Farrell many will buy i'll good faith without tn.
knowledge tha' a counterfeit existSand they will
only discover their error when the spurious ,nixt,
has wrought its evil effects. The genuine ariicIa i,
manufactured only by II G Farronsol inventor and
proprietor, ans, Wholesale Druggist No Il A,ir, e 6
Peoria. llilnos.to whom ali orders for Agencies nst
be addressed BE sure yo get II with the letters II
G.. before Farrells thu>-!i q FarreIls-ard Lis
signature on the wrapper,al others are counterfets
Sold by DR.. W. Il. White Loudon: Mr. Ro.,
Wrightsv'le DR.. Cannon, Madisonville: and bv req
ulary authorized agents throughout the U. States
Ii5- Price % and SO cents, and s per bottle.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet is
the United States in which one is not already estab
lished Address II. G.. Farrell as above aeeomnanied
with good reference to character responsibility
ty, &c. Bio
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

A Dispatch from Halifax, dated the Both ult.,
says:
"The Legislature ofthis province meets on
Saturday next 1t is understood that amongst
its first acts will be to pass or ratify the Recip-
rocty treaty of the United States aud Great
Britain. There is scarcely any opposition to it.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Bsg- The Nashville Evening News suggests
shat all the papers let the Post Master Grneral
alone in his glory. We think they may as well
for he seems determined to finish his nap
whether the people get their Mails or not,-let
him S p o
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

D0- In giving list of the Board of Direc-
tors for the East Tennessee agricultural Socie-
ty, last week, we should have given the county
of McMinn, as the residence Of Hon. t. Nixon
Wax DYKE, instead of Davidson County.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

'ZEB,' said a chap to his chum, the dher
day, "seems to me you didn't stay long at Shire
ToGGER's last night" No was the pply;
u was saying few pleasant things tc| the
daughter, and the old man came i'll and gave
me a hint to CO." "A hint, ZEB-what ort of
a hint?" "Wby, he gave me my hat, oYned
the door, and just as he began to raise histow-
hide boot, had a thought that | wasn't Whted
and so | i took my leave"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

The annual Conference of the Methodist E.
piscopal Church convened in Norfolk on
Wednesday the 29th ult About one hundred
ministers were present, and large Number of
visitors. Rishop GEORGE A. PIE, cE presided,
and Rev. GEO. D. CowLING and Rev. ROBERT
MIcHAELs were chosen Secretaries. The body
continued in session probably eight or ten
DAYS
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

The Pittsburg Post states that Gov. BlGLEE
is again confined to his bed by illness. His
disease is of the liver, which appeared suddenly
in an aggravated form since which time he has
been unable to leave his room for Il moment.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

EST We learn that ROBERT MARTIN, who go5
his shoulder lislocated and ANGLE broken, in
Phi ade'phia, on the 30th ult, is threatened
with lockjaw, and it isthought will not recover
JOKES Division Sons Of Temperance deserves
credit for the attention of its members to Mr..
MARTIN during his illness
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

This company, composed of two ladies and
three gentlemen will give one G rand Musical
Entertainments in this place about the first of
January. They are said to be talented and
refined musicians, having attended the Boston
and New York Academies Of Music.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

It's reported that Capt. LUCE is about to EN-
bark in business on shore. MrCoLLINs it is
said, declines re -ploying on his steamers,
any of the persons who were in service on board
of the Attic.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

In the North Carolina Legislature the COM
mittee judiciary have been instructed to report
on the proprety of abolishing jury trials in the
county courts.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
MARRIED.

In Cleveland on Sunday the 9Th inst, by
Rev. A. Templeton, Mr.. c. H. MILLS to Miss
SAILIE WATERHoUsE, all of that place.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
COMMERCIAL.

gag The Greenville Presbyterian, gives the
following Retail Prices Current Bacon 7 to
8; Butter to 10; Corn G2c: Flour s.; Hay
33c; Oats soc; and Wheat soc.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Scovill, the abscouding Georgia Bank Off
Ger, has been apprehende9 in St. Louis, so we
see it stated, and that $4,000 of the ten he took
recovered from him.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

R1nDLE-BY Mn. CANNING For length of
time it baflled the skill of all England to solve:
There is a word of plural number,
A foe to peace and human slumher:
Now ifa word you chance to take,
By adding S YOU plural make:
But if you add an to this
How strange the metamorphOsis!
Plural, Is plural then no more,
And sweet, what bitter was before.
iSol,Hion-The word is cares, to which by
adding an s, you have caress.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

nSga The remains Of Rev. SAMUEL PATToN,
p. D., late editor of the Holston c. Advocate
were removed on the 4th inst, from Knoxville
to Sullivan county, where his family reside
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Billiards were invented by HENEIQUE De
vIGNE, Il French artist, in the reign of CHARLES
X, about the year 1911, and at once came to
be a most fashionable and captivatin game.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The January num-
Der to hand-looks well, especially the Floral
Ofering-it reminds one of the things they
dream Of!
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Constituencies says: Six locomotives were
disabled on the Gaena Railroad, on the 18th
ult., three by collision at Wing6eld-two on
the freightand one on the express train; two by
a collision Of passenger and gravel train at
Elgin, and one by fire at or near the depot in
Chicarn
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Cholera has made its appearance at Vienna.
One of the first victims was the young Princess
JOSEPHINE LIcHTEYsTEIY, neice of the reign>
ing Prince of that name.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

About $500 have been subscribed towards
erectinga monument to STEWART HOLLAND,
who went down in the Arctic, while firing the
signal gun.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Senator DAWSON, of Georgia, was married
to Mrs. ELIZA WILLIAMS, Of Memphis, on the
9th ult at Memphis. The happy pair left
almost Immediately for Washington. The
Eagle q Enquirer says the marriage was en-
tirelv private, being witnessed only by few
close personal friends.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

sgr Rev. Bishop ANDREWS of the NJ. L
Church, South, was recently married to Mrs.
Cbilders Of Summerfeld, Ala.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

BS- The post office of Rev. W. w. NEAL,
G, W. P. Of the Grand Division of East Tenn,
is Arcadia. Sullivan County Tennessee.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

tacetous boy asked one of his playmafes
-"Why hardware dealer was like boot ha-
ker?T The latter, somewhat puzzled gave it
mp. "Why," said the other. "because the ope
sold the nails and the other nailed the soles.'
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

DR.. THOMPSON, who has been on trial for
several days past. at Covington, Allegheny, for
the murder of Miss AGNES PHARB, has been
acquitted,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Bay~ There has been about one hundred
and sixty thousand hogs slaughtered at Louis
Vile this season.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

nSs- JAMES PYEoN, Agent W. & A. railroad
at Dalton has our thanks for recent favors.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

The only positive work which the Constitu
ton does in regard to foreigners is to prescribe.
The Constitution has but five clauses touching
the subject: four of them are prohi6itory, and
the other simply permissire. There is no guar
antying clause whatever. We must be pardon
ed for recalling the very language of the Con-
stjtution, fol- this progressive generation is fast
loosing sight of even the plainest features Of
that document"
Section 5,Article II, of the Constitution says:
'No person, except natural born citizen, or
a citizen of the United States at the time ofthe
adoption ofthis Constitution, shall be eligible
to the Office of President" That is pro Grip
ton.
Section 8, of Article XII, of the Constitution
says: "No person constitutionalIy Ineligible to
the office of President shall be eligible to that
of Vice President of the United States" That
is prescription.
Section 8, Article l, says: "No person shall
be Senator who shall not have attained the
age Of thirty years and been nine gears citizen
of these United States.7 That is proscri ption
Section ?, Article l. says; "No person shall
be a Representative who shall not have attain
ed the age of Twenty-Five years and been seren
gears a citizen That is prescription.
These are the disabilities imposed upon for
eigners after they have been made citizens.-
But, more than this, the Constitution leaves it
discretionary whether to make them citizens at
all. 1t simply cOufers the power, simply per-
mjts
Section 6, Article l, says: Congress shall
hare po,cer to establish a uniform rule of natu
ralization, and uniform laws on the subject of
bankruptcies throughout the United States.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Marietta. Geo., was visited by a destructive
fire few days ago in the business portion of
the town. Two printing offices were burnt.
Loss about 100000.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

The Pittsburg Chronicle, Demo cratic pa
per- favors Col. Benton for the next Presiden>
cy.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
Macon Market.

Commercial Correspondence of the Free Press.
Hessrs. Editors:
MACON, De-. IL.
Transactions for the past week large with stocks
Pacon Pork Lard and PlOur light.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

SHORT WoRK.-The Legislature of Vermont
finished up their work in thirty-fve days and
went home. Ifother State Legislatures and
the National Congress were to take pattern by
these Green Mountain Boys, the country would
be saved from a great many Rascalities.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13

Respectfully,
Al LEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-13
Fair Warning.

If that man is seen at our wood pile after
his Business Card" in appropriate style.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
L,TEsr NEWS RY TELEGRAPp,
ARRIVAL or THE BALTIC.


NEW fosK. Nov. 26-rhe steamer Baltic has arrived
7" shis port The news Is extremely interesting.
The massacre Of tho EogIsh light cavalry under Lord
cardigan Is mainly confirmed They charged Russian
battery OF Thirty guns. and s 400 dead on The 6ed only
soo returned Since then there has been ncessapt and
s,nguinary fighting.
Tho Allies almost orermschcd and their most ur
gent request 10 cent for instant rcniorcements Fifty
thousand French soldiers to be instantly sent aud
every available steamer taken for that purpose iucu
ding the Europa, Alps. Iodan New York, and Others.
On the 4th Of November there vas a sspguInsry en-.
sagement, and on the 9Th terrible combat including
sorte and general attack by MenschkoG's army Tho
battle lasted from day bresk ill o'clock in tho afternoon
Both parties claim the victory TIE English took ,ome
hundred prisoners Tho Russians s,orncd several bate
res and -enced The guns. The oss of the allies was
1000, and the Russians 5000. The Cars two .or
were IN the battle The battle resumed by the Rus
SLAMS The next day Gb and the IesuI, rot ye, known
The Allies are preparing before the Russians
can recover their osscs practicable breach has been
effected. ,..
Prussia, uha view Of eomplicaiing negotiations, has
given notice that she will treat direct with Austria on
four points.
t,sv. LIVERPOOL MARKET
Brown. shepley Co, report Cotton unchanged-the
market quiet and freely supplied Sales Of the We 10000
bales, including $500 speculation aud for export
The corn market quiet with Cd de cline il, Wheat
Cd In flour aud Cd In corn. Console closed Of eel 2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

W WE FEEL Satisfied, from Acknowledgement.
iron our most that
IN or ,ommuniy equal to BAKERS CELEBRATED
fhhnOM BirIERs FOR the DJ.pepa
rS' oSe Bowel compsin and all
certificate from MIS- shds. ladies'
ns R'cHsoxp. April "a, 1854.
pes take pleasure stating
rived from the use Of BAKERS PRkMIUA BrTRRs ny flm
m xerv severe cases Of Nervous Affection Cello
and va-ious other complaints
which had baed the heads Of 10
man myse and found
81 pkhauh BlrrERs Ana by tn. regular
"em TOT Athortume became
one Of the best and safest family medicines ever used a
never feel safe without n M house Re,peetuiy
To E. BAKER, Richmond, Va. '
Price 20 cents per bottle
lo sac oy Purcell Lsdd Bennett Beers Alexander
Dar Adie cray and Druggists generally
o. Rchaond Aiso by Todd Peersburv: b LYMAN
6ynehb9S King Toy, Norfolk; Or canm, Williamsburg;
Orders addressed to T. BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
Va, Win rec Give prompt attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

The Members OF Congress beginning to congregse,
anu VIC suppose that within week nearly the whole OF
we may mention Senators Bright Of Irdiana Brown Of
mississippi Shields Of Illinois; and Thomson OF Konucky
anu Of the Representatives the or Lynn Boyd Speaker
o. INC House, sud Mesis O. Allen OF Illinois, Latham
oi California, and Perkins OF Louisiana Mr.. L,ue d To-
ge from Oregon. has been hero during the summer Mr.
1'i'egos, Delega iiom New Mexico, has srrived-Ha
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sREHaLs 1T TIE R0TEI.S.
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE "A Donsvsn. W. d wilson. P.,e,.b,,v.
J. Lzon. Prince Ed-ard; Mts X Read N.isoo Co 4
Oven and LADY, Buckingham; p n Tilotsor New
YorA; DR. U Broaddsy. J Campbell. Caroline Co,nt,.
KIP Archer. Arnelis; w U Spootsuood, y Scott Tho,
Ir.yor, Psrham, X ti and L,dr .or aud s,rv ant
I ID Watson, Petersburg; r II Thompson. WiIam,hu,s
Rogers, e.; q A Smith. Milton; J Napier Cr,,ls:
Johnston, England: Ii W Lee, Pittsbure; ID Gr,en @
Holmes. G; Alien. Richmond; d Fox I.ouls, co.
Wm HARRISON Charles City; Hill. Caroline; A Ch.p.lI
Lady and two children, l. L,barre &c Birki. A Ro,
Roeers,Ne~ Oroins; II ReAne, n Gogzin. Lunch.
burgt. 800 n e'"' ''A~1-
C0LUMBIAN.-JL Hart, Muresburg; J b PAW Par.
rick. II: johnson. Va; r 8 wnfree Chesterfield. q
Maxwell. Uuiverity. Va; Mr. Massey aud servant Char
lote; Or LaPrids. Miss LaPrads Mss Wooidridg.
William, Richmond; DIR. 8 Walk, Nsncber,.r +
Hewlett Amelis; II Dnuirgton. @ DannIpp,on Lyneb-
birc; Wsaoo, ha.on Collin, @ Tho-p, Staun,eo.
Jones. Wilson, Va.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Cottre, Chester1.ia: WIN q Rib
ard on Va Central r. Molby, Chessrnsid Jane, Hin
ford Hdnreo PsrtAm. Va; James John Tbomsan
Ne. YORK; CHARLES Harris Lynehhurr Huston staunton
rouksys Raltnorc John " Ill., Lynehbury; A Coem
Jersey clip Roberts, Augnit.; II Jones' John IN
doph, Prince George. ~
Cain and lady Balt Jntns Boston; Yoisnc,
horssn lady and child Syers, Mercer and
Melc.r rrsdsristsbuIE; Powell lady Va; Mr.
and Mr., ki.ard..N O: Capt Henry wahinKton Nj. n
henry lI.iA.; Gin, Tho, smh. Petsrs iynehburr
~ =, oren,ha. Charles City; pM Roger. II q Il
Jam.s Nicholas Petersburg; John wsob Pouhatan; epr,
Gordon, Mass A''''
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CONTINUED AND TRIUMPHANT SUI Cr,ss
GREAT VIRGINIA BOOK.
~ MARION HNRLAND, Of Richmond, v
en- thousand copies already called for,

!" seven thousand copies already called ior.
Pfiee Ia nea: paper covers. ....., 4 n
Bound In fancy cloth gt ...,,,........... Il ..
ruisey morocco with steel plate. "
EAR WghT THE CRITICS SAY =" II has confirmed our
nEn opinion OF the hne talents Of the auhorcs.
.s NAV y she devote her energies To hi, branch literature
hss.. % or htrse1 NEST distinguished fame She has porsi
e, he possessor OF decided In IN.
attractive light upon and purest social and do
nestle Affections RichnOyd UisJdfci,
novel published vyinIa in ,tvs m.
with The issues ofNev York
nS character a, prsise~ohy
~, we isr author Ike the publisher citizen State
uIu IN She take rank among
Wercidi ddrStfissr. ' - w
10 spirited style and with no ordinary ability In
'"s PonrAtnre Of ohaareer IresIyeyLrn, (IAIdsJAI)
sutho certainly lady o. uncommon ability,
90 snu auseuys writer ItI work Of VERY
BoNon Trdeelev. = - " " " ''''s ' :
The h.st psse the last, We bay. read with Increasing
'n chafniog narrative Of life mingled 10y and
ri ~ VIA and conoation Of passion and ps,ce me
suth oW prominent and unereeptcnsb- beauty and
nsse csped hands In It's recital and
sathor WI eoniinns Weld and
sWfscuve 80 hers."-fr,d, ricIscHrO Noes "
n01o A. NORRIS, Pabilsher. " Main street.
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Li-IWoop t;oit .AL. Ar NrCfiON.

WILL be sold TUESDAY the SIN Deeemtsr ISL On H..
preTs at II Oeloek the valuable Faru, on
m sraTp eight miles below Richmond, Aoriug the
81 , 'stays :" 1.rnett Dr. Trent and ot!ers,
o. which
within the last few years; $50 rieh mad la A.. ~
oA heavily set in wood ard timber the with non
would al least onshalfo OF what whole
wil hsey sell er The York River Laread run ether
through or very this tract e'
Their. have heen seeded this fall $40 wheat
plentiful supply OF The y,
ann ssmoab md the around the place coed
Inc 10 excellent an TIE
ger good er the sale CT he land all the p-shab- estate on
ne VII be Sid consisting q the oeks craps me
nles hoe cows oxen hogs sv barrels shpcks fo
der, wheat, iNu'
The particular attention OF the public 10 called M
believed maj 10 estate so near TO Richmond. market
overs greater TO those disposed In
iSs FOR The real estate d cash. balance at one
Ho5ear Tor negotiable notes, erng interest secured BIZ
tust deed For the all
,hat AMOUNT months credit for approved negotiable
~ r. RICHARD HILL, JR.
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AUCTION SALES
TnH nAN

a ttToS .Lr op Socks-pr cArIioatr.-f..,..u-
pAf evening NOVEMBER 9Th. At oess ~ - ~
Book among ukleh may Be kund: ane~sotseai
Sasssnxsrs Dransu wosts. BY ot6sr,
webster's large Dieuooary
Johnsons Courlets wofhs In n vots
Set sworks, - rolls
Mnoer's Chareh History, q vol,
bi,nund's Live, Of Enrish saint, "A ro,.
fAuLek lowih and whitbyf Couns nt.Iie. A. =. ~,
New Testament, vols V. 'os va an4
Burnett = the Thirty nina Article.
soaihs Sermons. q vols
Wn-tso Robert Hal, 3 vol,
C"nstruSticn Construed; ALiIson. wa,s. A.. ,-,.,
'aey o. wofks too numerous mention --'ss'os
for particulars catalogues, as th,r a. .
'"A''on On "oodaJ mofnins, ca the day Of sale
noa-s, AIlAs HALF la ssSs,ioneer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27
HOTEL. FOR IfENr

,u,ur cssrain !1 .sb tL EnM nEnT; uorr 49,
sTntEF uorfi he f "osss s
S sS"s ss :s Ss1e on ls
'2 Zee, oai aud Gtca, is feet on s 81.
having .paecn, tchn and wash house in the yard npor
additional. " s ssIUr az 9 n S
sy spa ma ' e. sn s4@ps f.,
room" capable ssS s1S q. ss
9Th some ",het Improvements are contemplated
IHSn ami R 81 . H Ps:.s to
1Sai Boat a %ais Of me 9s .s.
SS%s ss s s G IF he
,oouI 10 The .rsysng public whilst !, enjoys always
n nSf p'F'eaaf apply to rIYL3n WILLIAMS
ECnn nENr-1he D.elne House on Mayo street, a, -.
present occupied BY ~, +. esln.on Possession Eli;
s.sa s On l'' October h: 5Ha ,i2G r SyS
ENINE R4zoRs, SCISSORS 4c-RodscrsA son, R..or. war
me Mo is cases. Tor sale by HUXLEY a co,
IA o,uhed rosdrtd, Loaf surars i pssi.se
'a; n, landed aud for 'ae'y Ga RAwLSds MILLER,
n NGuiInN AND OI.D GOV kIiNNENr JAVA tOpIEr
- Extra Ane quality Just landed and e, sale BY
nols Corner PcaiJ and Cary streets.
akACON-Priu,e side. Shoulders; Chce.,-Pipr Atpc
ing sale ~ ''"' RswIsds s' M %%T land
nois Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
" ' Ri%hrS ,tss'sfs a III n sale
IIlAfiNi. Di.lit5 ,ofFFE UHNs ac-N.ie Of IN, ie.,
-. Book Tin 9Th Hot wa,r Pan, and Heaters. Bea
Pots with Heaters Of the most s a
terms, for by
noIl zfMMERaAv.
EklNDs Received large lot OF MeIao. from
N'" WI 81 si AS G' SoS S;;so VI S'si
10000 p"LLh LIS Y edD 81 OAHrETs,
nRIsTIAN LhruRop having TO close thu, de-
80 paf!mea OF their business. viii ODER their ,ost
Eich EnsI,h Velvet Carpet,
Do Tapestry brussels DO
Th nSs Py aud insrain do
Hemp. osi,on and Wool Ingram do
a full assortment Of rich Rugs
Door Mats. orumb Cloths, Dsusst,
The above are Of Importation offers an opportunity
dom occurs CHRISTIAN 4 IafIIRop 'er
REss ovE. COtrs.--t have just made up a tne 10, Of
ns really nss Ss n Ssy anS 40 s;es s
ca, nos spd examine hsm'a my manuas'oy e. Main
xL.Ch CANTON tIiApks. ac.-saptr Bii Canton Grape.
Ss,S super DIE BohS''e A'P'e"' hOu,'incs &C. g, sale
toTnLSd FOR THE wINryR.ai the we'll known Clothing
can ond article cIohlus 10 The NOS.
approved style which he will SELL as the sdaneed
hgyrya'y redueedpiee' HsSRY SHAVER,
nor MOI. Corner Main and Pesrist.
nEyoNsi,inE SEWING tIIiii,s Jus, received. .urTIy
- Of these celebrated Sewing chairs For con,eni.aec nng
by e"s' sewing 81 si'd"s they s'uaO Be sfcs.
N tItn CiNDlts. ScMaieh sp,rs. Tor cigar lights
Ya ro,,ng on rsper desirable article icr .ies room. san
p"ss ''' rocket Match sAe' good article ro a..
n CILTiNo stis.o,i- ar-yor yiu,iny oel,,. aa.,,n.
and detached Sspd 1Sr s 'n' WIN 'a' With
llR0NZkO HOY Hsr sT1SDs-of The M.,oon- a,2.,
and Dars Brotte eowprI,inr Handsome parp,
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