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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-14

JAS. D. Gregory Il Jas. I. Royal
w oil ts various ranches the old staad oil Gi eg-
DRY, Royal x Simpson, under the firm of GREG ORY
4 ROYALL. and respectfully solicit ,ntinuancr of
of the very liberal patronage they have received
promising to sell COOL goods ut honest prices
They now have in store very latre and well usson
I'd stock of Carpenters ools and Materials Hous..
Keeping Articles, So ldlery. Coach Makers Matarial-
Guns Rlocksmths Tools. &c, &c, and expect tn Ia
eeiye in few weeks, directly from Birmingham 4.
snefheld) quite lnrge lot OF English Hardware X
Cutlery.
EY-CoUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all Others d.
want of goods, are invited to give them call.
feb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-14

A. J. BLACK Ticket Agent.
N b.-I he same rates will be charged from Knox
N,e ana all other points along The line Lynchburg
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Horses, Mules, Cnttle. Hog, Sheep aud Calves, of
aYer eight in number, will be carried 3rd Glass
Goods,Iho weights Ia be rrgulned follows: Iiur-
ses l00n lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle l000 Stock
do. 1oo Hogs. l5G Sheep, 100; Calves, 125. under
months old Lumber Of all klnds and Coal To
he lond"d and unloaded by owners. or consgnees
One day only will be allowed 10 load unload. unless
by speeial agreement IN writing. Whenever II Car is
rnifefed u temu, oaled inter arriving its paca OF
destination, over "a hours unle.s otherwise agreed
upon II will be bt theoption of the Compnn, To unload
II, aud enarge al he OF 80 per Cur lond for
Lumber, and 80 eenls for Gonl mud also chm &c Mt the
ute OF SIG per day, Ion the Use If the Cai
IHOS. SHARP, Supr't.
mug 27-ts Va. 4 Tenn. r. Il.
tV Express and Rep eopy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-14

In f.pPtt1pt,ate 10 M foSt Cfass-boxes OF mats
ie1t tsatd furniture
4 ieles appfopriateto Serond Chfss.-Boxes, bales
II .xood. feathers, shoes saddery, glass, paints, oils,
| II mi CT hfectionery,
l. ees ap,roprioteto Third cias-V irginia domes'
tttt Igtr 5aee liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese,
nhni tobacco. leather hides cotton yarns cop.
~ n, sheer ron, hoow-ware, queenswnre, castings,
Ar1 ware urhe dressed nndother heavy articles not
" IT. ,latod il spee inl or fourth classmates.
4. eles appropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass.-flour, lin
"a =. rice pork, beef, fish lard, taow and bacon lin
rr,a boxes sacks, beeswoN bales of rags. ginseng
al red fruit. bur iron marb (undressed) mill and
tf nj stones, mill gearing.
:, % miles $50 Salt per bushc ! 8
Pla.'el per 100 miles. zoo cfFify pounds. 10
u a =, !. =. $50 miles. 80 II
ooo "s' zoe miles 900 Carrie fast. -
seq 7-dts
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTION AT
r. A. Williams New Book Store.

fssO all ef sosn. in 1t Bisfs. Stationery anil
/ Fancy articles, Music dc. Il. \. Williams MATES
the olo~ing liberal Offer fss he u now IN receipt %
a. entifr new STOCK To ali person. dealing TO the
amount IT III ind presenting u shnpiaster thes
vii drtw 81 cent. in silver, - cents, they viii h
entitled - IS eerts and L. therefore desrons
Of accommodating heavy stock Of silver would 40 wei
ia make frequent calls al K A. Williams. nsxi
door 10 ]. 7. Hiiebf- Ne. Jew ery Store. MIR lis
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Plow consists OF two Flows, placed before
the other, the same beam. The forward one takes
nrrow from three inches deep, separating the roots
of the grass vegetable NATTER and lays it alice surface
down. III the bottom OF the previous fdrrow; AID the
hind one follows from totr inches deeper, and
md deposits its sic thut of the forward
1t being raised turned, the sub eo is broken and
meliowed. I'd spread loose and evenly the sward,
nrn the dnrutge of the State Agricultural Committee
ri New \ ork, in their report of 1850, it makes
seed bed almost as perfectly spade
We will keep constantly hand large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &c, whirh will sell regular
boat wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber will
lind 1t their advantage to purchase these Nurks,
ley have their lumber worked and dressed to
'er, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
We w Ill nls lner d. da
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RAILROADS, &c.
Richmond and Petersburg Rail-Ro.1

nN nsd after this date, the departure ~ :,
~ will be as lolow.: ''e Ifaia,
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave' Richmond s daily Sundays excepted, at.7 =.
MAIL TRAIN i IN
Leaves Richmond daily. at.....
=. Petersburg =. p n
Fare 81 l0-Chdren over three mud No, :. u A. n
years of age, 60 ceuis. discount of Ia orf Twelve
mnde each fare when tickets are procuroi vii be
fee, and Ia passengers getting the eurs " he Of
els are sold "ieie no tick.
Through Tickets in connection with Rl.l
Western Stage Line be procured at tho Dunn,
following places: 'Hee' tothc
GreensbJrough North Canolina, .... A..
Salem. - '.ssio 90
Lexington, = 80. II %
Salisbury ID 10
Charlotte j" =. II %
Tk'ts to Weldon, {. IL %
NORFOLK TRAIN 30
Leaves Richmond Mondays " elnesday.
81, A. NJ. for Port Waltinll where !, mays
he Steamboat Augusta. Capt w Smith far NJ. WIN
Portsmouth snd all the intermediate places ''''R'
Fare To Norfolk or Portsmouth =.
The freight all articles for Norfolk a, POI y ~
ard thu different landings the river mus b nt1
advance. " P"'a IN
n B-Seryants travelling by themselves mps, L. r
nished with two passes, that can be retained "
the Office, and il must be expressly stated ON Tho a.
lint they are permitted go the Cars or Yoa, NJ s'
may be. 's Tue
2-dScts THOS DODAMEAD s
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HAND ORDER.
rINHESE WORKS have be. sci in operation it'll
L all the latest inproUed Machinery for Wood and
|, IN work. and upon scale commensurate with the
. ,nts Of The Souh and West. for Car construction
More than one hundred oil all description have
be IN made nj these works for the Virginia D. Tennessee
Rtil Road
Presidents aud Engineers OF Rail Roads are respect
frly inyit al bestow their patronage they may
Iy upon having their work finished in strict COR pliance
WIN then own plans and .wings; alter the most
approve plans oil Constructon at prices satisfactory
Southern Raii-ROads
W.lino longer be compelled - obtain their Cars from
tie nh, subject large expense and risk OF Trims
rorthtton. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor.
THE undet signed having had charge of the above
" orks from l:i,if commencement. under the former
rropror Maj. A Ellison. Jr., asks le to say the
Ra-Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor nnd will continue it, manage hoping by
is long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tenon to the work entrusted to him. II merit the up
probation and liberal patronage of the public
"A. NETTLETON, ianager.
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
r E M O v A L /.

EM0VAL.
VstlE Subscribe havinf taken. effafged and I'M
4 proved the the Corner 81 Mai and Mar.
ket ST eets. formerly corrupted by w y. Bond. vii
open that llscann Msnsy fe seih February where
they viii be happ, ther vi. customers. and will
he prepzre 10 furnish al ~ho mas favor them with
cal with ANYTHING pefaininEio Tie
Ready. Made Clothing and Furnish
ing Trade.
The undersigned would also lake this method Of
rendering their grateful Acknowledgements The public
Tor The liberal patronage they have received al the OLD
BAZAAR. aud pledge themselves every ,Hort 20
retain their stand the high reputation p their
DDS. and have made ample preparation 10 meet
largely increased demand. Our Spring stock ich
viii beg 10 receive about the III March. will ice the
Ia gest and assorted yet offered in LsnehhurE and
viii preseu purchasers induor ents surpassed
in the Southern country. Anxaa. reduce much
pe-sib. presents och. make roou for the NEW
GOODS. will offer fur fes days The balance Of our
winter stack al REpueED PRIGES
feb l6 H. Bur OUGHS, sHAFER 4 co.
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Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn. r. R.,
Dec. 18th, 1858.

'E'HE accommodation Train RUNNING f., , this p,aro
TO B"ns 1cks, wi be discontinued inter the east
end trip on Wednesday morning the 18th inst
dec 10 Us THQS SHA RIP,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-17

THE VINEGAR-FACED GENTRY.-That very
able and ubiquitous sheet, An Exchange Pa
per- gives the following plain sentiments,
which we commend to the afflicted -
There is class of men in every community
who go about with vincgar-faccs, because some
body feels above them, or because they are
not appreciated as they should be, and who
have constant quarrel with what they call
their destiny. We hate such people. They
are nuisance and ! pest They make all
within their influence uncomfortable. These
men have usually made grave mistake in the
estimate of their abilities. or are unmitigatcd
asses. Wherever this Eault-iinding with one
condition Or position occurs, there is always a
want Of scli-respect. If you are right down
clever fellow, wash the wormwood off your
face, and show your good deeds. Then if pcO-
pie 81 feel above you,' why, return the compli-
mcnt, and feel above them. If they turn up
their noses because you are a mechanic, or a
farmer, or shop-boy, turn up your nose a
notch higher. If they swell when they pass
you in the street, swell yourself Deliver us
from the whining fools who go around like ba-
bies, telling how people abuse them, and who
whine because society will not take them by
the collar and drag them into social decencv.
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ExrRACr-Jean Paul Richter thus describes
his feelings on looking at a young bride
But it made my soul wonder when looked
into that sweet contented face. blooming with
red and white roses, and thought within my
self-Oh, be not so joyful, poor sacrifice! Thou
knowest not that thy gentle heart needs some
thing warmer than blood, and the head better
dreams than the pillow can give it; that the
perfumed flower-leaves of thy youth must soon
be drawn together to form thee sccntless calyx
leaves, to protect the honey-cup for thy hus-
band. who will soon demand of thee neither
tenderness nor a light heart but only rough
working fingers, feet never weary, laboring
arms, and a quiet, paralytic tongue. This far
wide-speaking vault of the eternal blue rotun-
da of the universe will shrink up to thy house
wifery apartment, thy fuel chamber, and spin
ming house, and in thy happiest days only a
visiting apartment. The sun will only be Il
hanging balloon stove. room-heater of the
universe, the moon but cobbler's rush-light
upon the candestick of cloud The Rhine
will shrink into pool and rinsing kettle to
whiten thy household linen, and the ocean be
only herring pond.
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DAILY PIONEER.
EARLE s. GOODRICH, :: :: EDlIoR.
SAINT PAUL

THE ILYPIONEER, published erery ,ceefdd NOR
ming at the Office Bench Street Saint fGai Mtnae>ofa ana
rance CITY Subscribers, Fifteen Cents Week, payable to
the Carrier.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at the-same office,
sea! 10 Nal SI ers at ue atomln9 rds Sih9tc copy
Jo D,lnrs Fire chi Eight Dollars Eight Copies I'm
Das 7ceice Copies Teelre DiirS. To tche adcdniaGe q
The cru rates ho,r.rr the Subscription price nta be paid IN
cdyilJly IN idrsace.
IT, CORRENPONDENTS.-Ano Communications
cU recere dentDR All articles prSiaJ 10 state fIctS
n,tst be accompanied ty tie AuborS ,sot ltid
ton int as guarantee NJ The truth Of he aementS made
TGitaicry CJ,re D0tepce c0uiIiRJ important OT
statistics y The ooaidion and Gouth Of tOUaS and settlements
throughout the Nolthrcst. Is s0licited.
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a FROG HE WOULD A WOOING GO.-The
Manchester Mirror says that as gentleman in
that town uncorked a can of mix that had
been left at his house, out jumped IA fine plump
frog. His irogship, however. seem t. be
much startled at finding himself clothed in
white, and after single glance around him.
turned about and plunged to the bottom of the
can. 1t is matter of serious regret that
milkmen should be so careless where they scoop
up their wster.
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NOTICE..

a Convention Of The Democrats Of Dakota County VIII
he hell at Che Colrtr at Men loa. Saturday the
2i of ser TENDER next 20 ocl ok. 4. NJ TO elect Dele
gates to the District Convention fer the nomination OF
candida for the House of Repre- entaveS and al o to
make selections for the County officers TO be elected in
October next.
By order OF the Democratic Central Committee.
August Il, 1854.
democrat st. Paul, and Democrat Minneapolis, please
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Gssy~ JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq, is an au-
thorized A. gent for THE PIONEER at Galena'
to procure subscribers and embellishments
His receipts will he regarded as payments.
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EJ- We have often heard of men who could
hold but one idea in their head at one time
1t is not SD with Uncle Joshua. As he sat
down to dinner the other day, he asked b.es-
si..y in these words For what We are about
to receive, may tae L I'D make us truly thank
full = and aided, in the same breath, sSally,
that steak is burnt to crisp.s
An effort has been made to incr, ase the po-
lice force of the city of Albany.
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satisfaction

HoRRIBLE.-The Free Democrat of the 1st
inst. states that, on the preceding night house
some three miles west of Milwaukee. near the
Green Bay road, was totally consumed by fire.
and five of the inmates persisted with the flames.
Two others were so severely burned that thew
have since died. The house destroyed was oc-
oupied by Polish family named Michaelov-
sky; and, it is stated. did not bear very good
character. One of the victims was but four
years old, another ten, and a third sixteen.-
The others were adults. Circumstances de-
veoped by the evidence given before the Cor
oner, point very strongly towards incendiarism
by girl who was jealous of one Of those who
persisted. The suspected girl is missing.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-17

EEy See next page, under Commercial head
for rates of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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THE RILEY FANILY.-This troupe Of tai
ented musicians gave another of their high
ly entertaining concerts at the Court House
last evening, to we'll pleased and delight
ed audience. Miss FANNIE, as violinist,
certainly is unrivalled for one Of her age ;
while Miss MATTE, as guitarist, and Miss
AMANDA, on the violoncello, played their re-
spectivc parts in mastery manner. The
vocal powers of Misses MATTE and AMAN-
DA, particularly, are quite superior. We
have only one fault to find, and that is,
the words of their pieces could not be dis
tinctly heard On the whole, we are con-
vinced that their performances gave great
satisfaction.
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CATIICART.
M CO Rob, rt street. st. PEul. MI. +.

No. 20 Rob- TT street, st. Paul. NJ. T.
Va ie>,ie anil hetda lie Ter IN F rel dnd Don,eSic
Dry g Ods
II ZEE constantly on hand p large and well selected
II stock of fancy and -ta L. Dry Good iS'ing in
Iart of Il own SIeetingS writings, ripe lring
Prints NJ lin de LINES Lu,ters Merinos Nelve's, lio
sierv and Gloves Silks, etc. .
large stock of Carpetpg Druggets, Mating, ara all
kinds Of House Furnishings, low for CASH at
43 No. 20 ROBERT STREET, st. Paul
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Tarnta 81 Go.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.

4 MEDICINAL Diet Drink. o eminently sautary quail
"A locations manufactured by himself exclusively. at
his factory at Sche,am in Holland.
IL Is made from the best Barley that he selected in
Europe WITH the Of aromatic Italian berry of
achhowieged and extraordinary medicinal properties. 1t
mas hg SINCE acquired higher reputation both in Eu
rope anu America than any other druetic beverage.
~ In Gravel Govt and Rheumatism, ructonS of the
Duoer ana kfineyS and in general Debility its effects
are prompt decided and invariably relia And il is
not only remedy for these malaes but in all cases i'm
winch they are produced by drinking water which is
almost universally the them it operates as sure
preventative.
The distressing effect upon the stomach bowels and
bladder of Travellers residents and all uersos nm
accustomed to them, produced by waters Of nearly all
great inland rivers like the Ohio Mississippi and
Alabama from the large quantity of decay vegetable
matter contained in them. in state solution is we'll
known is also that of the waters of limestone regions
in producing gravel calcGi and stcne in bladder
The aromatic SchiedGm Schndps absolute corrective
OF these injurious properties of bad water and conse.
quently prevents the diseases which they OCCASION
Wholesale depot at JARVIS X Co., Druggists
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DAILY STAGE COACHES
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

NOTICE EXTRAOKDINAK
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
NhE subscribers take pleasure in inviting the attention
L OF the citizens ST. Paul and surrounding country
to their establish mcnt. located the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS
We have just opened the above establishment with
rich and well selected stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF the very best and finest manufacture and latest
style made expressly for this market. at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
very full supply of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Hats, caps, shirts collars gloves cravats unershirts
socks. etc, etc. splendid asSirtmcnt Of TIKI NhS
INDIA RTBBER AND OIL CLO7H CLO7IING.
Having partners the East who buy directly from i'm
o.tcrs enabled to sell at the lOwe,t New York
Cash Prices. Please call at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE.
Corner Roberts and Fourth streets
RI Our terms are Cash. "a
NJ. SCHOTTENFEI 8 co.
August 10 1854. - aug IL DIFF.
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EO. f. Van DOREN. t1.S. s. BEICHER.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,

1 DOZEN. CiAS s. BELGHER.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
DRJGGISIS AND APOTfiECAR Is, dealers in Oils.
/ Paints, Varn>hes, Dye Suis, Chemicals, Surgical
Instruments Glassware Brushes. Perfumery Extracts,
Soaps Fancy Articles &c &c.. wholesale and retail Du
b.aue Iowa Main street. door below Sixth.
RE- Phv ,can' Pre- criptiOns carefully prepared at any
.our OF the day night. july 2O-dSwu
NEW BOOKS.
r IFE and s yingS OF Mr.. arlington,
Ia Flush Times of the Mississippi,
Russia 1t Is,
RIGA and the American Flag.
c. HAMILTON 4 60,
;ure 3n-dtf Nc, Window House
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STR VICE, SURPRISING STRANGE:
- HAT Groceries be sold SO cheap
Great Inducements held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries. at my old stand. as am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock
]. w. DOWNER,
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JEWETT & ROOTS STOVES AT
WHOLESALE, AT CHICAGO AND
RJJFFA

JEWETT & ROOTS STOVES AT
WHOLESALE, AT CHICAGO AND
BUFFALO,
TEWETT & ROOT have erected at Chicago Ware
sample room with Messrs J. X. Bo>iord Co.. No 2O9
Lake street and will hencetorth keep hand Chicago
heavy stock of stoves to accommodate the trade of the
Great West. The advantages of this arrangement will
at apparent, and invite special attention to its
convenicnces.
For and variety of beautiful and original designs
not exceled by that Of any establishment the United
States.
Our facilities have been very largely increased during
We offer to the trade upon the most liberal terms
sizes Western Star new elevated oven.
. May Queen g
= Eagle, Air Tight.
= Clipper
g Prairie Flower "
g Express 6
q Smoke burner, cook stove for bitumnous coal
Parlor Oven-has boiling and baking facilities.
! = Jewctt X Root new Hotel stove.
- Belle Air Tight Parlor for wood.
. - taSkct - oval shape. open top and cast iron.
Cottage Parlor sheet iron, upper sec. open top
" g with
Pearl top and bases sheet IRON open top.
" new Regulators for sheet iron stoves soc each.
- Jewett X Roots Folding Door, for wood
5 " Diadem, new Franklin, for coal
2 {" Franklin round back, for any kind of coal
3 9 Dwarf, a small cook stove for coal
g Jewett Il Roots Dining Room. with oven
. Oval six plate Air Tight, new stove
. Oval Dining Room, with oven
. .ewett X Roots celebrated plate stoves
q Extra heavy plate stoves for wood
3 Jewett K Roots King coal burners for hard coal
Furnace Flat Heaters
. q Potash Kettles, with and without Flanges
3 - Cal ron Kettles
Those who prefer buy ne at Chicago will order from
Z 40. + mo prefer oiylm, a. u'' VII @ :
der on ":a. B ,f'lo, 'E"trr Ko'''
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CONSIGNMENT SALES.
AVTNG received at very low freight large stock Of
Nlola-oes will sell the balance of the lot consist
ing of the following at the following prices
GO bblS Belcher's S. H. syrup Molasscs at 40c-
- hf bhlS do do do do 43c
% bhls n o. do do do &c.
Call son if you want to buy. B. FRESIEf.
August TO- aug 11-d3w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSES WANTED.

1 FEW few good sound. active bay Ifor,es well bro
ken to harness. and suitable for Artillcry Horses
from Il to To- hands high, weighing not less than
100 pounds, and from to years cid.
j. STEWART
Lieut. and A. A. O. NJ, L. S. Army.
Fort Smelling NJ T. Aug. 18th. 1854. 1w&Id
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER &. BARRY'S
Trio OPn ROUS
AFRICAN SPECIFIC

NOR Cholera, Darrho, and Dysentery. This remedy
l. has been used with perfect during wears
residence by the prCrietOr the Africa
where the above diseases of daily occurrence Having
had personal experience Of the efficacy of this medicine
public. JARVIS Il Co.
for Mime sofa
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FOR FIC.NIC PARTIES.

LNJID EXTRACT OF COFI EE Tie contents of ach
Il bottle will make 40 cups prime cee. Fifty cents pc
bottle. NB.-This is superior article. For sale at
JARVIS Il 10.
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BOSTON PICKLES,
BURNING FLUID.

NEESH Fruits in cans, Tomato kcchup Pepper Sauce.
Il &C.. &c, for sale at Boston prices, at
JARVIS & Co
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES!!

DOWDlR SnOt Caps Herbs. OK Marrow, Hair Oil
i Glass ana Metal Syrnges Pure Spices, Potash. Sa
Soda Starch Strychnine Hops, Fiddle Strings Iette
Paper, Paint Brushes Ink. rery SUPERIOR Glass and Meta
Lamps, Pure Bay Rum, Bathing Sponge and divers othe
kinds. NC.. &C.. at JARVIS K Co.'S.
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CANARY, Hemp, Rape and Millct, Flax and Black
" Mus ard Seeds. Cutie Fish Bone Willow Nests and
Birds Fountains, at the Seed and Drug Store of
JARVIS &