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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

WAsuNGToN ITENs.-We copy the following
from the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday
1t is stated that the Administration contcm-
pinto Il naval demonstration on the ports fDutch
India, to to enforce tae claim Of Capt. Gibson,
aud compel the authorities there to receive
consular agent from the United States,
a dispatch from Washington, says it is be-
levcd, that Mr.. Soule will almost certainly be
dismissed from Madrid and that Mr.. Mason is
likely to meet with similar fate at Paris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
-z~ NEW GoODs Ga
/ FRESH ARRIVAL. for FALL & WINTEl

4 Next Door below c. Mor,ez Book Comini. sion
siote und immediately oppnsite tn, Warwick lInuse.
tn" snh-rft."r hn- Just received his supply 81 FALL.
md WINTER GOODS. which consist If Boot. Shoe.
Hats Old cej.,1 unk-, Nacep G,rpei Hors. &C., 81
His gOod- ot Ihc nte -tylrs aud mo,t we're ale
expes>s oidcl rs ia, best Aanufrlureri in pbilndel
phia, winch city tHuds unvnIed IN til" Inanulncu re of
Boots and Shoes mud mny sulcly odd Hints and Cans
Trunk-, NaIioe- md Ca wl Bugs. BY mixing my
purchase late. than truab when few buyers were ii,
market md Gools "larne at lower prices am enabled
to offer bargains can b. appreciated. wonld rs-
pectiully invite ,aiuntin of my Stock by nll
wanting good. cheap and lnsionab g Goods IN my line
no 2i-dts SAML - RuMBOuGU Arr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

AIDES BOOK rhurs and i'erer,on's
LINZ gazue for December. Also, more Books.
Just received IT no 25ts1 MORSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES

1--WE most benutiln md complete assortment of
Warming md Cooking nrpainiu. ever exhibited in
dis market, may be folud the Furnace n,l
Rangn Warehouse, east Main street Ia which the nr-
ton If tho neo e Of iyecnntg mud -uroundiag com
Try Is most cordially Invited. :. BLISS.
nov pts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
Dsstrueiire Fire-Nnilinr ofthe 4sia. Sc.

D5sfrucIIre FIrc-HdHiNe o he lisa, &c.
New York, Nov. 29.-A fire occurred this
morning in the rear Of the building No b Wall
street, which was entirely consumed. Other
buildings adjoining were also much injured,
amongst which is the Mercantile Mutual lnsu-
rance Company's Office. The entire loss is esti-
mated, in good, and property, ri 100000.
The Royal Mail steamer Asia, sailed to-day
for Liverpool, taking out = passengers and
$40, 900, in specie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

CUBAN ANNENATIoN Is STNIN.-Some Paris
correspondent of the New York Herald pretends
10 give programme Of the proceedings likely to
take place in spain in reference to the cesson of
Cuba to the United States, They say that in
advance of the return of Mr.. Soule to Madrid, a
conference had been held there, between Gener-
al Espartero, the Premier, NJ. Pacheco and the
English and French Ambassadors, at which it
was agreed to oppose any proposition to cede
any portion Of the territory Of Spain. In view
Of this, it is said that Mr. Soulc proposes to
appeal to the Spanish Cortes, under the belief
that thirty republican members are in favor of
selling Cuba. Even this would leave large
majority opposedt to the measure; that there
does not seem any prospect of the success of the
effort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

Iron FOUNDRY DESTROYED. y despatch from
Boston SAYS that the extensive iron foundry at
Bridgeport, Conn, totally destroyed by fire
last Monday night The loss is estimated at
@30.00O, upon which there positive insurance
of S2O. 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

Hon. JOIN NJ. CTAYToN.-The Philadelphia
American says there is no truth in the state
n.ent that this gentleman attended the late Coun-
ell of Know Nothngs in Cincinnati. He is not
even a member Of the order, or Of any other
cret, political association.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

.
Dome A GouNTRYMAN--An nnsuspecting far
mer was yesterday swindled in the Fifth Street
Market out of $s25 by couple Of gentlemanly-
looking aharpers. He had disposed of his pro-
sduce and was about driving off, when one of the
parties appeared to be struck with admiration
at his horses, inquiring what he would sell them
for. The worthy man, who has himself some OF
the Yankee instinct in trading, however def.
cient he may be in cuteness, was on hand for o
sell, little dreaming that he was the one to be
sold. An examination of the horses mouths
here took place, in order to ascertain their ages.
One of the animals, the former ayerred, was
only five years old, when the companion Of the
pretended purchaser insisted that he was nine
years; the latter, however, said he did not be-
iege the horse was SO old, and calling the farmer
on one side, requested him to candidly inform
him the correct age. He was assured that the
horse was not six years old, and upon that he
offered to bet his friend five dollars that the
animal was not seven years Of age. The Other
replied that he would bet seventy five. and upor
this, his opponent again taking the farmer
aside, told him fifteen dollars was all he had,
but that if he would loan him the seventy dol
lars he should hold the stakes. and, as it was a
| sure thing. should receive i've dollars for the
accommodation. The farmer agreed and the
! bet was made, the other handing hundred dol
| lar bill on the Bank Of New York, and receiving
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10
TUESDAY MORNING. G. OCTOBER 10, 's' 4 ls5.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFIoE.
,5t I4s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ~ Is n
y hf5 ~ ,-ls-s ~-set'"DHhIN y. ilE55
From June ! 10 October 81. 1854.
o,,,,,, rro,,,s Week Days; From IA, NJ. too RIM
VFfioh HooAe' SnndGps and Ifolidaua: From to II

OFFICE s.5. s g. s"d rssi sEs From ssSss ss
GREAT EASTERN MAIL VIA MOBILE Arrives dali,
ats NJ Closes daily at 10k M, for paid and up
paid letters inland, and at II for prepaid foreign
letters. supplying the following way Offices Bay 81
Louis and Pass Christian daily at II N Pascagouis
on Tuesday and Saturday at Ii AM For Biloxi
Mississippi City and Ocean Springs will close OF
Tuesday and Thursday at A. NJ, Friday and Satur
day at ~ Pm o'Rourkes on Tuesday and Thurs
eREAT " WESTERN MAIL. supnIyng BATON Rouge
81 FrancisvilIe Eatehez Grand Gulf vfcksbure Lake
Providence, Worthington's Point, areenyile, GRAND
Like Goq%bs, baa,,s Napoleon White River Helena
bus, KY, Cairo. Paducah, shawneetoyn, Henderson
Evansville and Louisville, four times q Week Close,
leon, Memphis Cairo Paauca i Evansville and Louis
qyille twice week Closes at 2 M Arrives daily
ST. Louis MALL Supplying Natches. yicksbure
Nspoeon., memphis Hickman, Cairo and st, Louis
Closes daily lsnndays excepted) at 8 p y. Arriyei
yICKsBURG MALL. Supplying Donaldsonyille Bator
Rouge, ct Francisviile1 Red River Landing. For
81 Adams, Matches, Waterproof, Rodney, st. Joseph
Grand Gulf, aWarrenton aud Vicksburg Closes or
- Monday, Tuesday Friday and Saturday, at 3,p. NJ
/ Arrives on Sunday Monday, Thursday and Friday
ST. FRANoisvILLE OR COAST mali, -. supplying
3 Labranche's Landing Taylor's, Bonnet Care Ed
CARDS. Bringier's, Tureauds DonaldsonvilIe and
interior, New River, Bayou Goula Iberville PLAQUE
mine Mancbac Bruly,s Landing Baton Rouge and
interior, Lobders Store. Port Hudson, Hermitage
Waterloo, st. francisyiile. and pointe Coupee and
nd m Monday and WsdnasJds,. @ ei'uay @' . =, NJ,
on sunday Tuesdav Tbrrsd, 1s "a :. e. st ,.aa h
10 :, '' -.ee9 s"nu se'"ss5 y
RED RIVER MAIL .. Supplying Alexandria, Grand
Eeore, Natchitoches, shreveport and Eastern Texas
Closes three times week at r NJ, generally or
week davs ;rregni.r 'e e W
rovTNGT0N ar LANE MATT f,oas,.g -, ,ta. :,
Wednesday and Friday at 4. Arrives on Tues
ts,osss ,;5, III ! +
Arrives asv Isycent ~. srsSa,s ~ III -
cARRoIIT6N MAI G1osas ~, sT , a' W O.
and Fr;dav at arrvos az IN riy !"
and saturday by i pm. - - e''o"s' e'
TEp y r. AURTTTFF 4, MATT y saa.t s
Mt O NJ s. Dne d. av Mt q = uy
poTNTE- A-IA-HACHE AMI TScI Isu TI1pN por;st
of pIaoue1nines d Cioses Frissy IT. - y :" M nj
same day by l2 NJ ~ ! fs.-''''S " - r - - !
GAIVEsTnS sALTiRIA INnIANoIA Avn pnpr
NNLAVAGA al fJosssi everv s1dsss ~ p , . I, 7 ~ nv
every five days az H. NJ ~ - :" -? = ~ =
BR AZoS sANTT5lso POINT IsARET, RRotvN syrrIp
AMI RIO fITANnE - Closes sverv M ", 9TH ~ q ybnrsas
atT.-m Due every other Wandsu ~ . n :, $50
vERI cRTIz Ann TAHpTrn snnnr;na n III n Max;e.o
Goses m the Lat and 1atf, n sarh ,nn,h h. t + =,
ma IN the 11th and 2sth postagaNIa cents ~ na, -
tf a,,.aaS . SSA1s' y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50 Customhous

~ atrsst. between Royal Bourbon strees-DR JAMES
would respectfully call attention citizens have
entaed Of the
Its appalling fom that they obtain CERTAIN Rfs and
speedy the ase Of Baisam other
nnea fnewy discovered which only be
procured from himself and trial they do not effect
charge will be made Dr. j. of certificates from @
in all parts many
which
snes Dr. James these this city the
that
produced but whatthey perfect
andn order that the afflicted Ava OF
newly truly provdental dseoverss DR. perma
rsn this Customhouss street, No. 81
served, ~ Once hours rom5 10 sp,h. febl3lylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

FURNISHED ROO Very pleasant rooms
Families Single without hs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

A JAPANESE HUG "A letter from Jeddo, de-
scribing an entertainment given by Com. Perry.
70 the Japanese officials. on the quarter deck Of
the Powhattan. says: & They did full Justice
to the American cookery. and were exceedingly
fond Of champagne, under the influence of which
one of them vigorously embraced the Commo-
dore, who, until his epaulets began to suffer in
the struggle, was very good -naturedly disposed
4 to endure it, 93a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

A PATRIARoHAL FAMuv Among the up-
ward passengers on the Eastern railfoad yes
terday, was patriarehal family, consisting cf
a father. mother and thirteen children, who
were journeying from their home and birth
place in Maine, to cast their lot in the fruitful
West. They were bound for Wisconsin The
eldest of the family was smart young man of
about twenty five years of age. The youngest
was child in his mother's arms Boston
Courier ti5555 {5l 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

r IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
friends Marseilea any other point on fhe
Mediterranean [iansl - BAhsLLi CO.. 81 Common at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

DRY WIT. = DR.. Jasper Main, who lived in the
reign of James I, Of England, was celebrated as
a scholar and d wit. He displayed through life
a strong propensity for innocent rsiilery and
practical jokes. just before he expired, be told
his servant, who was sadly addicted to intem-
perauce, that he had bequeathed him some
want, as soon as his master was dead, impa
tiently opened the legacy, expecting, of course,
to find a heap of treasure but alas his disap-
peintment was great in finding nothing but a
red herring sfa aiss7.y stss 8>ssassss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

DEATH BY SHOOTING Two young Germans,
named, respectively Christian Glantz and Henry
Glantz brothers, were out cunning, near Bla-
densburg, Maryland yesterday morning. and,
on being demonstrated with by Edward W. Du-
vail, resident on the premises, as to the i'm
propriety and danger of the pursuit, an alter
cation ensued between the parties, when one OF
the young men deliberately shot Mr., Duvall,
who, in the course of the day, died from the
arrested in this city yesterday afternoon by
Officer Tins, of Washington, and Officer G. w.
Newman, Of Bladensburg. They were found in
lager beer house. On being arraigned before
Justice Donn, they stated that they committed
the act in self-defence. They were committed
to Jail for further examination. Washington
Sentinel, 3Qth ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

ExCHANGE on baltimore and Philadelphia
anIi u sums 70 IL AsBRlpGE CO., Charles .,res.
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GOUTH CAROLINA and GEORGIA BANK
y NOTES purchased at the City Bank Of COCHRAN Cos 81
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Walter Scott does not appear to have been the
boy at school which some have stated Once
boy in the same class WAS asked by the Dominic
what part of speech the word with was.
&c A noun, sir, said the boy.
g You young blockhead," 2 cried the peda-
a thing ?'' sssas Is q
ST can tell you. sir," interrupted Scott, you
| know there is a verse in the Bible which says
: they bound Sampson with withs. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

EXCHANGE-Sight Checks on Farmers
u "A and Exchange 0 sails by
fab ILL d ituuIa aseits
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n TBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
iends in Boston, York. Baltimore and
Charleston, S. c. [ansl BARELLI q CO.. 81 Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

A DVANCEs--Advances on Produce to our
Is 'nas s~ ,oll e ease ! fart CO.. reheupealaa
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0 bAfA6A KENTUCKY BANK NOTES
GDNtUU for saIe by
ID ABROAD SCRIP WANTED oi
the jackson Gea, Railroad wanted Appgto
ssslfsss 5hf3i ~ - To- PERSON,
ReaiE Broker ~ Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10
An Illinois JUDGE.

r 4 knew one jadge. wha presided at 81 court in
which . man naine3 Green was convicted Of
murder, and Il beeame his a.. pIeasant dutysto
pronounce sentenee Of death upon the calprit.
he called the Prisoner before him and said 70
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we'll intended, but truth told US it would
be applied to support-the license sys-
TEN of the rum trade.
We said few words, and Mary went
and sat down upon doorstep, and held
her cloak up to her face TO hide tear.
70 our inquiry, NV hat has become
of your friend William I" she replied
.Fricnd Devil! He robbed his EN-.
ployer to buy wine and treat me, poor
underwriting but happy sewing-gi
when | used to go oui almost every
night with him 10 late suppers, until,
until-dont ask me what. See what !
am. You hear what those brick layers
called me-" Nv here is WIZ" IL
saw him last night, dressed like Il gen.
ulrman, with anolhy. ust such poor
Sinpleton as was year ago, going into
gIdcd sepuIchre. How long before
she will be a mother; a miserable, out
cast, drunken you heard what they
called nc. " no made ne so I! could
send viii 10 the PenientIary with a
breath, W hat would be the use! He
would come out hero; they would
, fire guns in the Park, perhaps; should
not bear them. should then be dead;
/ if not drunk. 1t matters not which.
" 10 cares for me-, or what am | now
Look at me. Do you see the Mary that
made shirts for you! Look, ! see my
work now. You lave il on. 1t is not
yet worn out. am. The stitch has
! lasted longer than the st,chrr. The
I thread OF cotton lives. The thread OF
/ life is destroyed. Oh, rum! rum! rum!'
She got up, and walked rapidly to-
ward place licensed to accommodate
Travellers where she might drown her.
sci in iorgetlulness, with the very cause
of her rum.
IT'S sad tale, but true one; it ha.
sequel. Our story was written wher
the reported brought in the item, pub
blishrd a few mornings since, of cir
found dead in the cellar OF new build
ing in Readr- street. We had a Suspi
cion, painful telling, that it might be
we went to see. it was Mary. Two year
ago she was blithe and beautiful, indus
triouS, poor, virtuous and happy. Sh,
was tempted, BATTERED, mortified at no
being able to dress as richly as other
size met in the street or saloon in hel
evening walks with Will, accepted pres
ents, (stolen dry goods, } ate late supper
drank wine, and become what we toun'
her in the street; then drank cheap run
poisoned alcohol, and died, homeless
and lriendless, IN cellar. Poor Mary
She is dead. Rum is not.
.Ncw Io Il Tribune,
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From my mountain home. where the
SHOWS lie deep in winter, and the winds
blow cold from the hills in summer, |
saw thy sorrow and mourned because OF
it. Then the Great Sprit, who loveth
thee we'll, babe me bear a message to
thy comfort thou hear it Listen
then:
Willows planted by his loving hand
and hung with harps of sad tone, are
placed over earth's fields Pilgrims to
the Spirit Land must sometimes pass un-
der the willows, and be developed in
their dark shadows. The music OF the
chill, sad winds oft falls as the knel of
departed hopes; yet they who are trav-
cling to TIE home of purity have no
cause for deep, lasting sorrow, for every
cloud hath silver llnlng;' gentle Vi
Diets oft come forth from the cold, thin
grass, 70 gladden. the pilgrim; bright,
frequent sunbeams are poured over earth,
and often enter the willows gloom, ma
king mans grleved spirit reflect their
bu!liancy! And, loveliest of all, the
upward gaze sees the skies arched wit h
Heavens best token Of Dety's coven-
ant with man
There are are thorns in every path on
earth, and all must know their keenness.
/ "iis thus that man is taught purer, a
! more tervent love tor Him who made
both thorns and flowers Ever mind
thee Of this, and thou God still causes
willows to shadow thy onward pathway
thou wilt know IT'S in tender compass
sion, and all the harIs whose tones shall
reach thine ear, Will be touched by Al
lection's hand and yield pleasant music!
''llcavcn doth with us, as we with torches,
Not light them Tor themselves"
Think no more thy own misery,
but how thou canst dry thy brothers.
tears of sorrow. Thou mayest forget
that "men are deceitiul and seltish;'' in
the virtues OF which none are wholly
berelt thou mavest reverence man, for
he is the nobIest work of creative
hand, The Great Spirit bids thee list
en- to the teachings OF that truth, which
scales all the heights, and lathoms all
the depths of cause and effect; bids thee
bring to her shrine volive offering OF
all thy heaven born powers; then battle
thee n the pure fountain of bliss, and
call the pure in heart thy friends!
Imagination can give thee fellowship
with angel intellect, aye, more, with
Deity Soar with her then upward
"through fields Of air." commune with
Heaven and ITS Great Monarch, in his
most glorious attributes. Regard this
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANURAY 81 1854.

GoI's care extends to minut#, as well as to
the management of Universe, and whatever is
of sufficient Importance 10 affect MAS happi-
ness, to be Il subject OF proper human care is
sufficiently important to receive his notice"
Thronea out the sermon there was the most fix
ed attention and the deepest interest manifested.
| felt in no wise disposed to regret my choice,
that evening, and On my return tom Albany, |
avoied myself Of another opportunity 10 hear
him.
In my next shall say something about the
eXcenlric DR.. s. II. Cox.
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EsE,HfUs Al.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
HOWELL & BROTHERS,

Manmjaciurers and Importers Of Paper HING
ings, hare remored 10 No. l56 CHESTNUT
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, whore
they ask the attention Of Countr! Merchants,
and the trade TO their extensive stock OF Goods,
cumprlsin. the largest aud most varied assorl-
mrnt in the United States.
In addition 10 their hitherto nnrqualied man
uiaclurIng facilities, they have recently intro
duccd new and improved + nln"ry. which is
used in no other factory in h country, and by
which they are enabled TO produce IA snprl lor
article OF Medium and Satin papris, al least 20
per cent 10 yer than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Nelvc, and
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders ol every des-
crlpion, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, &c.
Dpc I7-6m
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E1es&H'E'
CO.N'ST.4ELErS safe

CO,NNI.YELEN N.3LE.
DY virtue nt n writ OF Firr Faras. on Jnlg-
ID mcnl OF conformation, issued by Edmund
Brown, Esq. one ot th" Justices OF til" Peace
of the State Of Hlaryianh, in and for Cecil
counts. NJ III" stHt N John j. r. Poole an jas.
NJ. :" wall t'aling under Ia" SlElr AMI lirin If
Pool. \ Scwnil. AGAINST til" goods am c!alIl"S,
lands and tcncmomis Of Edward kcnnard aud
10 me GIrcclr., nave seized and taken into
execution, al IA" rl2hI title, interest. claim
and estate of the sail Edward kcnnard il and
to al. those
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Whining en- ClDllin. House.

Pfotectlon from WInler's Sfofmy Bzast
CA RUS STERN comes next IN turn,
+" speak Of Traie, AMI IFofn we'll done,
He wants tn" people all to know,
Thai NllmngIon's the place to 80
TO buy Cheap Clothing.
good supply TO meet demands,
You'll find friend Cyrus has on hands;
OF Clothing rare, and cheap and fair,
And sure to stand, and suit to wear
A kinus of weather.
And now take heed and hear my statement,
One-prlc- the 20, and No Abatement;
And further mind and do not blnnder,
By loosing sight OF the right Number,
In Markei 81.
Wilmington, Del, Oct % 3m
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CTNDRlES.-
~ 10 bushels Dried Peaches,
10 do do Apples,
barrels prime Cranberies,
10 do delightful Apples,
so bushels Mercer Potatoes,
10 do white Beans,
5 do Turnips,
$50 pounds prime Goshen Butter,
300 do do Lard,
500 do new Buck wheat Flour.
In store and for sale by
Dec EDMUND BROWN.
TUST received large stock Of Hats nd Cap
y Boots, Shoes and Caters, and for sale by
HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 10. North last.
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George II. Palmer,
Successor 10 Vim. II. HeaM0
MANUFACTURER OF
TOD1ccO. snuff ~ Sesars,

TODICCO. SNHfF y StHnTS,
No. 81, Centre .harket Space, Eaito.
II EEPS constantly on hand an assortment Of
N all articles in his line OF business, OF all
qualities and prices. He is. also, the sole man
uiacluler of HEALD's UNRIvALLEp SNUFFs.
His prices are low. Call and give him trial.
Aug 10, 80 en-
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Stone sp.yelsiig flO.asr.

E-@aS stone kitchen and Office, Lar &c
ESSssH . .ramc barn with stone basement,
3tSEssss Curn-crb, granary, smok" house,
ess9lin -. ice house, and other oul-buIld.
i@A'N Ines. ali in fine order. This pro-
perry is boauiitulIy situated in healthy and
pleasant nrI1hhorhood, and is convenient to
churches, schoVl> and mills.
THE TEGUS or sale.
The toms Of sale r"scrihcd by the De
cree, require the payment of one fourth part of
the purchase money in cash on the day OF sale,
one other fourth j,srt IN 8 months, one other
fourth part in IS months AMI the residue in u
munthS from The lay OF sale; the last three IN
salmrnls to bear interest from the day Of sale
aud to b" secured by III, honlS or notes of the
purchasers, with surety or surcties 10 be APP
prove! by the Trustee.
~ sale to comm"nc" nj | O'Clock a. NJ.
JOHN {. GROONE,
Dec. 81, lS53-ts Trustee.