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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02

w The man who attempted to look
into the future, had the door slammed IN
his face.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02

FAvoRs.-Our thanks to Messrs. Green
and Dawson, Members of Congress, for
favors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02
The OkeIand Tragedy.

Itwas stated on lBRslay, that DIR. Conn
had been shot dead gt' Dakland's Station.
Allegheny county, Md, on Friday last, by
a man named Johnston. The Wheeling
Inteltiyeneer says:
1t appears that difficulty had forsome
time existed between DIR. Conn and a man
named Johnston, formerly an agent of the
railroad company, growing out of the al
lodged improper intimacy of DR.. Conn
and Johnston's wife. Several angry and
exciting alterations lad occurred between
Conn and Johnston, and it is said Johnston
had threatened to shoot Conn if he did
not leave Oakland's. On Friday, as Conn
was turning the key in his Office door, he
fell mortally wounded by, it is supposed,
wire carriage from a shot gun. The
shot entered one of his jaws just below
the ear, and passed out at the back of his
head. He lived about three hours after
he fell
No wituess has appeared who saw the
act of shooting, but Johnston was i1nme-
diately arrested. A double-barrel shot
gun with one barrel loaded, the other hay
ing been freshly discharged, was found in
his house. He is supposed to have shot
from his window at Conn. Johnston has
been placed in Jail at Cumberland.
Gs-A singular wedding came off at
Hightstown last week. The Mammoth
Democrat saysthata blooming young dam
sci had no less than five suffers for her
hand, to each of whom she engaged her
self to marry on certain day. The time
fixed upon came round, and all the lads
were on hand, and the magistrate who was
to perform the ceremony was present. The
maiden had not made up her mind fully
as to who should be made her happy lord,
when the magistrate requested tie couple
to stand up. Asif driven to desperation,
she bounced on her feet, gave one of the
"boys,' nudge with her foot, and before
the others had recovered from their as
tonishment the knot was tied. The scene
that ensued is said to have been peculiarly
interesting.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02
French Preparation for War.

The mails by the Baltic confirm our
telegraphic advices. The state of things
in France is thus sent down by the Lon
don Globe:
"The Military preparations in France
are being pushed on with great energy.
DEGREES are expected calling out the re-
naming moiety of the contingents of 1849
and / $50, and the whole of the contingent
of 1854, total of $50, 900 men; so that
in short time the army will be raised to
556, 600 effective men, One manufactu-
ring establishment in Paris has received
an order for the supply of the 10000
haver sacs, and another for &c, 900 shirts,
I and other minor establishments have sim
liar orders in proportion. Large orders
have also been given for an immense sup
ply of harness and similar equipments for
the artillery. Letters from the depart
ment announce that the young soldiers
are already en- route for their destination.
In a word, the most active preparations
are going on, and in some branches of
the military service the Emperor does not
allow of repose either by night or day
1t is certain that Gen. Pellissier has re-
turned to Africa to organize body of
from 20, 600 to 25, 700 men, the flower of
the army of Africa; and superior officer
has asserted that in eight days divisions
of the army in France as well as Africa,
would be ready for embarkation. The
exact amount of the force to be sent on
that service in not stated, but, in the opin-
ion of persons competent to judge, not
less than seventy or eighty thousand An
gle-French troops would suffice, with the
cooperation of the Turkish army, to do
the work effectively. Gambia has been
already spoken of for depot, but this is
land is considered as rather too distant
. from Turkey, and Mityelene is more
likely to be thought suitable.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02

wVictor Hugo is about to leave Jer-
sey to reside in Portugal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02

Ey- Gratitude is feature much ad-
mired, but rarely to be seen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02
The Insult Offered to our Ministsr in
EnUlund.

EuSAd
We trust our Government will take
measures to resent the indignity offered to
Mr.. Buchanan in England, which nation
refused to allow him to enter the House of
Lords, upon the occasion its assembling,
simply because he would not rig himself
like monkey, as the Court costume re-
quired.
We cordially indorse the following re-
marks from the New York Tribune, which
journal says:
1t will not do to say that the matter is
a trfling one, for if it be SO, the blame of
sticking for trihes must fall notion the
American Minister, but on the English,
Master of Ceremonies. And why should
the representative of the United States be
denied the right of appearing before Eng
lland'ssovereign in the same dress he wears
before the President? This right is ac-
corded to the Minister of every other
power, and why should the American En-
voy be made an exception? If our En-
bassador to some Indian or African pot
entate were to be required by the Court
Master of Ceremonies to paint his face
sky-blue, and put bears claws through
his nose, in order to be admitted to a pal
aver, would the American people wish
him to adopt that style of court costume?
Would they not regard it as insulting and
degrading to themselves? And yet it
would be just as proper for the English
courttailor and cmbroiderer to require him
to put on livery after the fashion of that
court, instead of wearing the regular Off
cial dIess of his own county.
The New York San also speaks to the
point, when it uses the following language,
which will be responded to with approba
ton by every true American:
1t is time that the American Republic
stood up in her dignity, in the person of
her representatives, and spoke to Princes
and their masters of ceremonies, in the
language of men who belongs to nation
of freemen, who court no favors from
crowned potentates and fearno foe. Amer
ica needs no representatives abroad to
dance at Imperial balls, and stand in gold
lace coat, cooked hat, and antique sword
buckled on, to introduce snobs to Imperial
or Queeply clay. Let us get rid of the
farce, the humbug, SO far as it had our
countenance in times past. If Emperors
and Expresses, Kings and Queens keep
up tom fooleries to crafty their pride, let
the representatives of the American Re-
public turn their backs upon them. Nei-
ther their personal dignity nor the interests
of the Republic will suffer from their be-
ing men.
We had better suspend all diplomatic
intercourse with nations that will not allow
our representatives the same privilege we
record theirs, viz: thatof appearing at our
public receptionsin any costume they deem
DrODer and becominp.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-02

ha6eas co,pus, and thus at least delay their
departure; but the whole movement was
SO sudden and unexpected, that they were
unable to take the necessary steps until
the parties were out of the jurisdiction o
our courts.
Kissane manifested much feeling, wher
the arrests were made, and refused to en-.
ter the omnibus with the other prisoners
He was in, however, by the officers
A private telegraphic dispatch received
in this city last evening from Lawrence
burg, states that the boat passed thatplace
with all the prisoners on board of her.
Sidney G. Burton, who is in the city or
business connected with the arrests, was
passing along Third street, between Mair
and Sycamore, about noon, yesterday
when he was met by Mrs. Cummings, the
wife of one of the parties arrested. She
accosted him, and some high words pas
sed between them, which resulted in hel
making complaint against him at the
watch house, on the charge of breach
of the peace. He was accordingly arrested
by policeman Lewis, and required to give
bail to answer the charge before Judg'
Spooner to day. Mrs. Cummings allege
that he drew pistol on her; but at th'
porper legal investigation this morning
the truth or falsity of the various rumors
afioat in regard to the matter will of cours'
be made apparent.-Ga. Unionist.
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MERCHANTS.
NOTICE.

FINlE subscriber associated with him in business on
L the lst day ofJuy 1854. MI. Jno " Wheeler.
Tae business Of TIA" will be conducted un-
der the stylo and firm of GE, RGE NJ. RUJkER Il
co. In making this change Ia business tnke occasion
thanks my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage 50 kindly bestowed upon me
while alone and h"g in behalf o The new concern,
he patronage which it will be their highest aim to de-
erve.
All persons having claims against will please pro-
ent them Immediately lor settlement those ndebt-
d i'll obligo very much by coming forward and
ding tthtr earliest tpossiho convenience.
GEORGE NJ RUCkER.
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For BaI,.nsore and rhiIadeIphin.

Tl II TNNEW NTI4F IIJTHII,
Leares Rhi54aR ce7y I1fsdoQ al . ocioch =
IT, til T. large NM urw Strnmrr + LVl DER re
SsAss Cupt. GlFfoRn viii receive freight every Mon
,lny, und up II tie hour OF o'clock NJ every Tu"r
lay. lor the nhovr place.
Shippers to " 6ecng, P,lr.burs. Cincinnati aud the
South aud West ecueay. will Gl this the cheap
nst aud most expeditions. For freight, npply
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Ia
I,l,
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

- BBl.S Stuart c. SugRt
~ % tiIound. Clarified 4 Crushed do,
20 boxes Loni Sugar
10 hhls N. o. Molasses.
10 hhds T.. Il. do.
100 bags Rio Coffee.
so e" Lngutn do,
10 E." Prime old Jaw do,
80 boxes AdnmnnIinc md Sperm Gnn1lcs
Inrge lot of Glover, Ofchurd Guss and Timothy Seed.
Call eoon ns selling cheap.
(feb 24t) YOUNGER n SMITH
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RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va,
nFFER ior sale. to the trade. full and dcrreble
~ stock OF Groceries, Teas. Wines aud Liquors. ON
the usual terms To pnuemnl dealcts:
2oo hhds Porto, Rico and New Orleans Sngnr
300 hhls New Orleans aud Sugar House Molasse'
500 bags Rio. Larurp Java and Porto Rico Coffee
500 packages Loaf Crushed Powdered aud Coffee
Sugars
100 packugcs Green aud Blecl Teas, part eNta fine
quality
200 boxes Soap assorted qualities. including fine
faure &aups
300 hoNes Adsmnniine Candies
Madeila, sherry Port. Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Blandies of all qualities pant finest imported
Holland Gin; lamnca Rum; Schiednm Sehnarps
Old Rive Nhiskey o Robertson's celebrated brand
Reci6cd Whi-kev of our own brands. superior qunity
Champagne Wnes.Naions hrand' including our own
importation
Nails Cumberland Bridgoton, and Old Dominion
brands
Sole Leather Middle, Ligh, and Heavy md Good
Damaged
Bacon. Lard. Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil, Pepper; Alispier; Ginger; Starch; Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo Musnfd; Mace; Nutmegs; Pickles
English Sauces; Twine, Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
la ntch Buckets; Tub; Brooms Plough Lines
Bed Corda; Mackcrc lerrings
Sperm. Sonr. Tanners and Machine Oils
SaiG Ninegar; Clovcrsrcd
Havana Cigars choice assortment of best brands.
Dealer. visiting city will ind Ia ther interest
examine stock OF goods before purchasing.
u djih
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CLOSING OUT STOCK.

Fine Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings.
will from this day offer greater Inducements In the
i above named articles than have been sold in this
city, in amy house, this season, | cnre under wlmt
circumstances All persons wanting fine goods in ihiS
line. really low prices, will now have chance to
supply thonsclves, by calling
Il. II. LEWIS Sign White flag.
Jun 27.ts Ensi Main al, Iynchbufg.
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n. e. EEcrrsiiSS.
$24,0O0.
SeIEDefence the First Law OF Nature.

MOT FOR rhs spcci want OF money or that am a.
~ bout 10 change the nature of my business, od' IN
consequence of circumstances by which am snrro nd
dcf | am induced To offer the prbIic the whole OF my
valuable stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods Ut Cost
for Cash; and if my customers and country friends will
please to favor with ca they will find my asseft-
nent as full and complete at e first of t"e
season. dOiA A11Nh1Aho'
Jun lG.fs-y-6m9
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PUBLIC NOTICE

INllE subscribers being TO sell out their stock
of goods-in order close up their Co partnership
will from this dntr, offer iheir desirable assortment
oi Roady inadc Clothing Clohs Cassimores and Vest
ngs. aud Furnishing Goods, at and below Cost !
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer
chanisto choice ard var ,d selection assuring them
ofour desire to sell every everything in tho
favorable tefms
Any person dosrous Of commencing, the Ciotlng BUSH
mess can now have opportunity of the desira-
bic stock mud stand in the city.
N. Blt is desirable that all persons In lebted
by bond, note, open account, should call and settle
SOON possible, before hnnd them over for col
lection. BAKER & CLAVEY,
aug 10 IA Corner Main and Market SITS.
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nj cCORkLE ~ JONES viii hnvc. in cw days,
VH % eases that celebrated II G. Stick LicuIic.,
20 do do. Mass do,
To which they vic the attention of manufacturers.
30
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These vessels Of the hrs class. but in the city o
baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
rummodntions for passengers. They are commanded
Icy Experienced Cnntnins. well qualified for the trnde
nnd who uill spare oxertion 10 accommodate They
will be towed mp pnd down the risers by steam and may
lie relied To sn promptly as advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find it their interest 10 shp by this lne
freight will nlwnys be taken low rs by any other
line of Packets, aud every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and Ncw-Yor give satisfaction
Freight ID cents per whole, and II cents pcr3 y
Tobacco being about 80 per cent less thnp charg'
The Steamers Insurance can be effected in the ILL.,.
moad Fire Association by this line nj 3S per cent.
We respectfully ak and hope succeed in obtain
Ing full shnre of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for
warded free of commission to New Orlcnns, Mobile
Charleston Savannah nny other Southern or North
crn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets
In New York Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } =
q. II. PIERSON NY. -
No. 81 Sonth Street. y
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N OEICE.-rhe firm OF Hatcher Logwood
l & Co. will expire by imiation ON the day
OF Jnnnnry 1883. In order 10 close the business by
tho date will from this day sell entire stock Con
ssng o general asso tmen of Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestngs, cos r. for CASH.
As We nrc eafnes in inionti clnse of This des
rabe stock tho above favorable terms. the public
will find IL Ia their interest give call before buy
ing elsewhere.
Those indebted the concern are reques ed To come
forward and settle to enable to ooss the business
by tho above mentioned dne.
sep l6 dts HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co.
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- SIlIP.-The concern OF Hobson Il Asher is This
day dissolved by mutual consent and the naue of the
cono ern will only he us, in winding up the snmc-
Those indebted 10 the sill please forward
md make payment ns speedily possible. and those
having cuims against the concern will please present
,hem for puyment N. X HOBSON,
Sep. let 1854 WM. W. ASHER.
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l4OCAEk. GOGAEBs;
And all kinds 0fDaguerre0type JeWelry

5 CHEAP As THE CHEAIEST AND As GOOD
n AS THE BEsr.-rhe subscriber would cnll the
tention ot the publ the tact ,ha he has at all times
assortu OF the abosc articles aud with the addi
tons he receives every lew eeb, direct from the
ulactory ana importers; ennhles him, with small
stock (fum 600 to 800 worh) constantly on hand.
to furnish fresh gools- fashionable, substantial and
beaullfu-at low I"ices any retail establishment
this side of New York; with pictures equal to any in
this country, aud warranted pease both regards
iewery and Pictures Lynchbure Gallery, next 10 Nir-
glnl Bank Main St, sign of the Flag, Danyle, Main
street. T. t.. GIBBS, Proprietor.
at,, .,lscts
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For Sale or Rent.

(a That valuable rropert, on rankin Hill, fos1ery
Ell occupied y Samuel lyree, Esq For particulars
apply to h. J. tokes. or Snn'l d, Baker Lyachburg,
GEORGE A. BAkER.
sep 5.dts Lpxng'0 on, Va.
EcB Republican copy.
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w toners and tho public large that they mr.
now receiving, by semi.wcekly arrivals per steamers
jamestown and Roanoke their stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
To which they invite the attention Of purchasers b.
:. Co atter themselves that their stock, when fully
opened, will be found TO excel In extent, variety and
richness that OF any previous exhibited in
this city, comprising every grade from supofne to cheap
factory and plantation Clothing Their fine Clothing
IA particularly worthy of attention. every garment being
in norhdnship enai 10 custom 'rork and special pains
"re always t,kon to give the purchesnr good it, Our
terms,-Cash. short time only prompt payers and
"ar facilities for the purchaser materials aud their
uincturc such thnt enabled sell at low
II hguro os my hnuae in tho State Goods
Establishment uro always freely shown and any
pant Of the city, i,-c of charge.
BURROUGHS SHAfER & co,
Corner Main & Market streets, Lynchburg.
N II. Merchants by giving n call, may satisfy
Ihemselves that they SAVE MONEY by making
their purchases near home. b., s. & CO.
aep 1919
~ Country papers advertising for please copy
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~ J. DIXON, Agent.
Respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally their splendid stock of FALL
und WINTER CLOTHING. ust received Mt that well.
known and popular Gentemen's Furnishing Esthblish-
ment, the FRANkLIs CLoru AND CLorHIsa HOUSE,.
In purchasing their presen supply the latest improve
mens IN sly lie have been observed, and selections made
from the recent mporations Of Cloths Cassi1
and Vesngs, by their experienced agent, Mr.. Dixon,
after months careful examination. In style. dursh
y and cheapness, their stock snpasses anything
ntnluced in this Of country. Nearly the whole
Dixon and the greater part of having been purchased
for cuth they enabled offer inducements those
IN want of cheap, fashionable and durable goods,
before met with in this amy other market.
Then stock of CLOTHS, OASSIMERES g. VEST
lNtS snsn large, and oi such md beautiful quail
ties TINT personal inspection only convey proper
iden of their superior richness aud henut, They have
employed the hest OF rknen and suts of Cloths
will be nade order in Fourteen Hours. Those
preo1ing 10 purchase Goods of them be made else
where, will have them cu free Of charge
The unprecedented succcss which attended their .f.
forts during tho Spring md SUNNI ~ 10 please tn
friend and The public make them hope cond emily or
n like saercss during the Full mud Winter.
Monr op DoINa BUSINESS.
To ecoaomae t,aic, abatement in the prices asked
tnr Goods Will be made, as those nstod nrc the lowest
they can br sold at. This will enable salesman to
do The work oi two, the old plan of asking obeird
moro ilnn they would be willing TO sell fol.
To ScIfo CASH, short timo by special agree
ment--nnd othctwlse, which enables them to buy
tAer Goods principally or cash. and 10 per cent cheap
cr tnn those "hn buy credit II will al-o from
10 10 10 per cent Tor collecting which ,nnbles them
sell saodant enstthnt much cheaper than those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS Il RAINE,
J. DIXON, Agent.
sep ll-dEcs
#If,.lf. AA n
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qua NO,

k huye in store and nhoat 40 tons No. | Peruvian
h Guuno, which ] will sell cheaper than be bought
ipnuy other market and brought tn this place. Please
give me call WIN. A. MILLER, on Basin.
tu, d 1Ort.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Beats.

EETWGEN LYNCHBURC q RICHMOND
Az ERCIIANDl>E Sc. from the North ae:ss7s<II
IA consigned L. and tobacco plo ta'@s-'a--z--'aS
suce. &C. shipped hy this Iinc. from Lyiehhurg, for
ualded fee u Commission. Our boats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every IHdaesi9y and .SoiUrdag-
Our IumberHoase is IRE PROOF building, ON the
Ban,in Richmond, and prepared 10 receive pro-
,iuce tobacco &c. ON storage, the moderate
charge. Merchandlse &c. is subject to only dray
ge in Richmond. Freight carried customary
EUSrACE 4 APPLEYARD,
W a. HORTON Agt at Lynchburg, office at Mr.. b
/. Sacket> Lumber iiouse the Basin
epl eddy
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EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII ieave Richmond daily, ,at..----..---.G5 A. NJ,
Pete burg .-6 p N,
NAIL TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily at.----..------.3 P. Nj.
- Petersburg AZ A, NJ.
Fure for white persons 81 35 Children Erceand
twelve years of age, 81 cents Goored ersons
in servants S5 certs.
Servants " Il no, be permitted in first class except
when in attend infant children sick phsons
in w.cn case the pri e tor white persons will
he charged
discount Of 10 cents will be made each fare
when tickets procured the office, and to rassen
pers getting the whrre tickets sold.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, ~ eduesdays and Fridays
At g, A. M, for Port WaItall where it connects with
the Steamboat Augusta. for Norfolk, Porsmouth and
Intermediate places
Fare IN Norfolk Portsmouth .-..---...-----:2 90
Menis, each. .---.-..--. 80
Servants travelling by themselves must lie furnished
win two passes, that BIZ retained al the
office and it must be expressly stated ON The pass that
they permitted gn the Cars
N. THE Trains will run by Richmond Time.
TtiOS, OODAMEAD, Sapt
OiHcf Il. & p. r. K Co, June l4th, li5i
lnly dscts
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A CASE of cry fine Double Barrel GUNS, worth
"A from $50 to $l20 each, of importation,
Just received direct from the manufacturer aud for sale
by GhbdOkf u hOfALL
July II
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7 HAVE always on hand, good surply of Mountain
L a,d Thomnstnn Lime, which will sell ms low "a any
On in the market. Give me trinl.
iuly3J WIN AMIlEk or Basin.
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These Vessels ar of the IN Ca-s built cNWsss tpr
this trade aud have superior accpmmoIntous tor rhs'.
rHgrrs.
Th.y arr commanded by experienced CAPTAINS, well
lnalh,i lor the tinde, una who wu spare Ia cAruiou
to accommodate,
They vii he roNed =" md down lfn r,. bys.,am,
nnd may b. relied sail promptly II. advertised.
Merchants eang North ar ordering god, IRON Go,'
ton. will 6rd 10 their interest 10 ship by ths limo
ii ist only raeuIur ar, aud trr- h' will aIwa,
,ukeu as low as by uny otIef ve..cIz a3 sgor, tHt
vii be paac BY the ngent,in keluaad aud loslan 10
gltps s1fi, actjea
W. respectfully ask anil hopr n sy"cr'd in al,
r}iniuea fell strGr Of pauonorr
9#.s ,.,--s.-ejtI ie in Rista. ] ai Rar,cti,; iy
BastoII al Row Nhaff
DAVID euRRIE Richmond A..
ALLEN x WELTGH, Boston ~ -
spr >. lis $., i.a SflIe Street