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Agricultural Meeting at Masonic Hall.

Notice was given in columns last Monday
of a proposed meeting at Masonic Hall TO NOR
row evening, to devise plan for forming mn Ag-
ricultural Society in this city We endeavored
during the last summer, 10 arouse onr citizens to
q sense of the Importance of action ON this sub
ject. The present movement, however, origina-
ting with some of our most practical and enter
prising men, has met, we are happy to announce,
with general and cordial appreciation. All appre-
ciate the movement desirable and important,
and nothing seems necessary to the succe ssful es-
tablshment of society which shall rival any in
the State, but theimmediate and active eoopera-
ton OF those who fayor the enterprise. None
then, should stand aloof--for none are disinerest-
ed. The farmer. the mechanic, the manufacturer
and the merchant are each. directly or indirectly,
affected by the profits of the others labor; they are
therefore mutually concerned in promoting every
means by which those profits may be increased.
The plan of organization viii be "a matter to be
decided by the meeting. The association aux.
iliary to the State Society, may be local, or may
embrace in the scope Gifts operations the adjacent
Piedmont counties, together with the Southwes
and many counties Of the West. The latter W,
should think the better plan. But urge no plaI
in particular. What is now most desirable is
full and aeorking meeting. determined to act am
to lay the ground work for future action. What
ever that action may be, we doubt not that
will be beneficial. 1t is urged that every one VIII
feels an interest ia this matter will be present
Masonic Hall Tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock
Il Let us have creditable--a full meeting--on
. expressive Of the energy of purpose thatproper
" characterize our people.
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The Washington Star says, that the amount
that Lieut.. Beale has received for disbursement
as superintendent of Indian Affairs in California
is some $3.50, 900, having accounted up to this
time for the expenditure of not more than fifth
of it, according to .tte understanding around
Washington. The Star adds il Is said that, ac-
eording TO information said to be in possession OF
the Indian bureau, he was in Washington CITY
and Philadelphia incog while there was serious
question as to the propriety of his unexplained
expenditures. His failure to take that opportu-
nifty to endeavor to explain them has probably
been a main ground for his recentromova
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The Enquirer seems dreadfully afraid Of n DEM
ocratic Legislature. It declares the method n
dopted of bringing that luminous body together
again this winter. "stealihy and treacherous,"
''abhorrent 10 nll notions of honor and manly
dealing" and regarded by the people with the
disgust and Indignation with which gentleman
.contempates the abject humility OF thief taken
with the goods upon him" This is rough talk
for'such of its brethren, as may be involved in
the movement The Enquirer promises to pub
lish the names of those who have signed the
pettion-for an extra session. We hope it vii
do so, and that the people will mark them.
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TIE SEASONS.

Ta'HOSE alegorical representations of he seo~
4 recently arranged the walls of Mimi. 4 Tai
ne's Daguerl elan Gallery decidedly the most bes
tifnl things of the kind we have ever heheld
They add new attractions 10 theirrooms which befod
seemed contain gems art, in the ininifalle spec
mems of Daguerreot ped beauty, suf eient 10 saae til
eye aud satisfy The cnrinsiy nfany reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Motto il ExcELsIoR, and they really seem Determined
reach, least enrn, if they have not a eady ATTAINED
position the pinnacle OF lame in their beaut full art
Gil zens and strangers .hond not fail visit ia
Lynchburg Photographic Gallery, if only 10 II
"SEASONS." Entrance on Main. doors from Brdg
street. Jun IS
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The Citizen John Mitchers paper) is severe
upon the Bostonans and the clergy. II says:
"Al the violence enacted in the capital of the
the old Bay State is the result of teachings of
holy men of God-ministers of the gospel of
peace-one Of whom actually instigated the iannt-
zeal rabbe their bloody work. The only law
acknowledged by these apostles of ,sedtion is,
what they call "the higher law" code known
only 10 themselves and the devil. Any law, hui
man or divine, that does not square with this law,
they exeeratc, trample, and spit upon, as of no
force or obligation.
To compeIa lazy, woolly headed negro to re-
turn to his master and work for IA living, is the
highest crime known TO the higher law. TO Stay
a white man of the Caucasian race-an officer of
the mere human law, who assists in enforcing it's
authorty-s a deed emitting the hero who nc
complishes it to a higher seat in the Seventh
Heaven than st. Paul the Twelve Apostles, or
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At 81 o'clock.on Saturday morning. DIR. Crock
EFT, of Missouri. delivered discourse az the firs
baptist Church, in behalf Of Indian missions.
A, the close Of his address. DIR. Howell offere
series of resolutions Respecting tine civilization
aud Characterization of the American Indians
which were adopted by the meeting.
The General Association. which had convene
pnrsuant 10 adjournment. was then called To or
! der BY the Moderator. Rev. DR. Jeier.
Ministering brethren present. not hertoiore an
I neuneed, were invited 10 take seats. They were
Rev. Isaao Cole. Of Washington,
j. \. james, of y. {.
Jas. Wood. of \. W. Va. Assn.
Jas g.. Dncken, of Germany.
j. l.. Burroughs Of Phla.
H. :. Thomas, of Missouri
Rev. :. G.. Mason from the committee 10 ap-
point place for the next meeting Of the Assoeih-
tion. reported that the committee recommended
Charlottesville.
After quite protracted debate.the recommen-
dation of tie committee was adopted.
TIE clerk. Mr.. II. X. Ellysou, then read the
annual report which contains n mass oi very IN
terestng Information. aud shows the steadily N
creasing prosperity of the Association aud the
enlargement of it, operations Total receipts in
to the treasury, including small balanee IN
hand at date of last report. Ss,O000 expended
81, 95s. 80 leaving a balance IN the treasuIcr's
hands, of Sll a. This l. exclusive of the large
receipts Of the present meeting.
The clerk stated that the baptisms referred to
in the report were by the missionaries only. Tie
entire number of persons baptized by the differ
cnt pastors through the state, was about ten
thousand during the past year.
Rev. 5. G.. Mason offered IA series of resolutions
expressive of the bereavement experienced by the
church in the loss of Rev. J. ). Reynoldson, in
the i'll fatcd City of Giasgow;nlso expressing sym
pathy with his wife and children in view of their
destitute condition. requesting those churches,
among whom he has 50 zealously abored, to con
tribute of their substance To the widow and faith
crless children.
Remarks were mnde by Rev. Dr. Jeter, Mr..
Hume. and others, in advocacy of the resolution,
and in tribute to the piety, usefulness. and self
sacrificing spirit which characterized their las
mented brother.
The resolutions were then adopted.
On motion Of Rev. Mr.. PondeXter il was re-
solved that there be an organization of 100 mem
beers, who will pay - per annum, for five years,
for the n,fit OF Mrs. Reynoldson and family.
Several members Immediately announced their
names subscribers, aud one member requested
10 be put down for "ten chances"
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L IL NGliBURG l ! FIIRRGGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING.. :. JUNE :, 1854.

4 number Of enterprising gentlemen OF Var
ginia. Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and
New York, have set ON foot a project, the New
York Herald says, TO connect New York with
Nerfolk. Va. by railway. and the rights of way
have already been secured for the whole distance.
The first meeting was held at the As'or House
Wednesday evening. when about fifty gentlemen
from the several States were present, Mr.. Charles
Gould. Of this city, in the chair, and J..
W. Houston. of Delaware, Secretary.
A report was presented, from which, il appears
that the road is to commence at The shore OF Rar-
titan bay, directly opposite the Narrcws, whence
it will proceed in nearly straight line across
New Jersey 10 Cape May which will be crossed
for a distance of twelve miles 10 Lewes, in Del
aware, whence ii viii run by an air line to Cape
Charles, opposite Norfolk. The whole travel
hing distance from N. York viii be less than one
hundred miles, which can easily be travelled IN
ten TO twelve hours. At Norfolk the road will
connect with no less than five thousand miles of
railroad to the South aud West, which either
converge there. or connect with direct hpas
which do.
The cost Of the road is estimated nt four mil
lions aud the receipts are estimated at S4,a0O
PER day. The report gave rise to considt rable
discussion, in which Hon. II. Franklin and Mr..
Smith Of Maryland DIR. Francis Mallory. Hon.
c. s. Layton, j. w Houston, Robert J. Walker,
and Messrs. Simpkins, Hutchinson, Chaiwood,
Gould, Edwards and sqaier, participated An
executive committee also appointed, oonsis
ting # Messrs Charles Gould. James j. Allaire,
Francis ". Chatwood. Milliam Iorrey, Amory
Edwards, Siias Seymour, Hon. Roberto. Walker
John w. Houston, John II. frankln and Fran
els AlallorY-
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DiSSO lutiO,,.

fgNHB pnrtn rsli heretofore existing under the E,
and style Of Bsl & Jennings, in the pr ,priei nl
d the Cobell House, has this day been di.solspl
mutual consent The subscriber has pun chased the i
tir interest of Mr.. Jennings. and will hereafter be h
sole pro- rieior. He most respectfully solicit, cont
uancc ofie liberal patronage h. has heretofore cti
from his friends and the public erally prnm.ng,h
no pairs expe shall be spared to render them col
Portable while they stop with him
June 9TH 1854. (fs) RORERT II pEfL
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COMMERCIAL
LYnohburg Toha eco 49, .,..

''''o Wheat Man..
IoBAeeo.-lnspeetions the ma. . Isl
hhds. against 376 hhds. correspp r,t Week
last year. Market rather droonin" ''','g getk
for common grades. Sales at hon = pl,oTteqla
for inferior TO good Lugs to 50. f,r - % to
do . to So; for common TO fair sL;n,s, ""d ioi
to > IL; for good to fine do. Good u Ming Ia
continues scarce, and sales durinp ,t., H.
ranged from 10 to S36 80. One er ,"s Ieek b
made by Maj. VIM. JONES of Campbell' .a : l1
average Of S2l 93. -" Sola at
WfiEAr-Receipts small; sales at az.
WIN. I. SMITH
Comm Merelg',
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Tin LENNON SLAVE CASE AGAIS.--1he mat
ter being about to come up soon for argument,
Mr.. Culver moved, yesterday, in tie supreme
Court. Especial tcrm,) before Judge Clerke, for
an order, in all cases OF nonresdents, TINT the
plaintiff file security for costs.
Messrs. Lopaugh x Andrews (who originally
were employed by Mr. Lemmon) appeared in or
position to the motion.
Mr.. Lupnugh contcndcd that fin citizen ofanoth-
er Stath coming into this State, in trdHsitu, with
his slaves, and those slaves under hdbeas corpus,
are declare free and taken from him. he has II
right to prosecute his case without giving seca
rity for Gusts. They are prepared, under the cir
oumstances, TO give security, but he eontended
TINT the requisition was wrong in principle.
Mr.. Culver held 10 the reverse, and oontended
that Mr.. Lennon, being non-resident,is bound
to give security
Judge Glerke took the papers but reserved hi,
decision
TIC ease, when it comes up, will probably b,
argued by the Attorney General of Virginia fo
Mr. Lennon, and the Attorney General of y. y
Ogden lloAman) for the People of n. ". III
the title of the suit is tcrmcd.-N. Y. Express
June 3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There vii he mretng # the Pasi Officers of the
se>er Divisions constituting h Judicial district, Ia Id
IN The Tenn erance Hall at Appomattox Court House,
on The 81 day OF J ly aud on the 1h several adj.
dresses viii he delivered ut Mount Comfort Church.
near the Gourll House, the sub of the rempe-
unre Rcl1imutou All members OF the oldet, aud the
public gci erul Hre il vitei anetd Jun | wtIulv
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Utah

Brigham Young. in his address TO his people
speaks thus of his authority
Il have no f'arS whatever of Franklin Pierce
excusing me from Office, and saying that another
man shall be Governor of this I, ritory.
I'VE have not got n territorial goyernment,and
am and will be Governor, and W potrer can him
der il, until the lord almighty says; Bring
ham, you need not be Gouernor any longer and
then am willing 10 yield TO another. have
told you the truth about that
The Mormon manner in eiccing delegate to
Congress is, To say the least of it, quite unique
Young. as presiding Elder,is preaching when he
SAYS;
at came into my mind when brother Bernhis
el was speaking,and the Sumo thing strikes me
now.yiz: nasmueh rs he does first rate our del
egate we viii elect HIM again next session, al
though it is the Sabbath day.
81 understand these things, and say as other
people say. 1--WE are Mormons." We do things
thai are necessary TO be done when the time
comes for Ia do them. II we wish 10 make po-
htieal speeches, and 1t is necessary for the best
interest aud kingdom Of God, to make them ON
the Sabbath, we do it. Brother Kimhal has sec
onded the motion, that DIR. Bernhiscl he sent
ha' k 10 Washington rs our delegate; all who are
in favor of II raise your right hand" More than
two thousand hands were at once seen above the
heads of the congregation at is all right
would not call for an oppositcNote. will try it,
however" Not single hand WINS iaised in
opposition.
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$40 REWARD

AN away on TN subscriber s,Imr time Inst sup.
eN mcr, n"g'n named SAN, sed about As
yous; alb ut > # inrh's h oh; brown complex IN
heat lite bn. qnck spoken: nm very polite San
WIS 'ofmrrly owned by Mr.. Deianett. Of Hal lax co
and i veil acquainted in the counties Of Hafx Pitt
ssIva ia and Cam bell Sam was lately di covered
near Mr. Mctancy Iiubhar+ 10 ll1ilax county aud j.,
must probably in company with n, gro If sud lul-
bar =. also IA runnway
lie eh"ve reward OF $50 viii be given inr the appre
ten ion and delivery Of sud neg ru To the subscriber in
Bftt3iI cuu ~ or secured in iaI 20 thar 1t him
III" ~ JOHN f. HAWKINS
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Ty%Rjehmond Wing aud Buchanan Recorder COPY.


81 SA REV ARID Ran away from tie SUP
- ~ scrber, eslding in Eahx ! mile, be!o" ran
nil's Bridge negro nan named SA NJ bright complex
ion, straight lair. very thick nea 6 f. high between
30 and 81 years of age Sal negro left my house "a
the 8 h INST, and | suppose 10 making m+ way i,
Ohio by way OF Wythevil'e. Va, or Scott u Adam
cabins on the Vig;ria 8. Tennessee Raihood' cav
negro ran "a in mpany with negro man oi The same
name. (formerv belonging to Daniel DrlarrIt) "u'
rather ow in 81 cure a II about SO years oi age
The above reward # $50 viii be given Tor said N
gro il delive,e ed to me, or $50 il secured in lal'
Sam Will be easily recognized ty one OF ms H'o"g
being hn-hed off CHIC hand not reculeced) from OF "'
The frs joint. small mil having grown ont.
may 3 cts McHANEY llUHBAhL.
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500 REWARD.

D. away from tie subscriber on the 18th May
IA negro man named NIKE. belonging 10 MIR. :
Dance, Of Powhatan county, Va. Tho said negro Is a
bout f. nehes high; well set; hack--betweea % AND
80 years old; he wears Navy Cap, hi Other clothing
remembered The above rewards Will be given d
delivered to me, section 10 Va. x Tenn Railroad "a
aski co.. Va, or SO if god in Jail where car u
him. JACOB RuMBOudh.
iunS-ls
F-gJ-R icL,cpd IVhig and Ruchnnan Recorder cory
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any of ..the no5lr.Arny Of Martyrs' who nave
died for the sublime doctrines OF ohrsiaii'y' Ut
for the freedom Of man..
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.Ili, ,l,.s II lie. l..1la,, ss.s.. ti.angi snal
Ter Tie upper surface Of the leaf shines a. # II
was vanished. and The light playing upon them
has very beautiful effect. They change ID Tue
fan. To- every deserihable shade oforange, yellow
and red III greatest recommendation ct the
tree. perhaps. is it, entire freedom from insects
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AZ COSH'.

/ have d, ieruued h. sell all my , II, S
PRINT D AND GLLORED Bhh'"
PRINTED AND PLAIN TISSUES
COLORED SILKS
AT COST a,
The 81 ok ofu the ab We i, fresh and lafst' lie
ford, grind Opportunity to Il public - set,,PeN
did go..ds. without IA profit JOHN u
may 81 tsif
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The number Of contributing members of the
Order of Sons of Temperance, of Virginia, is re-
ported to be 1910,
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FAIR, Atla JULY.

THE Ladies' OF Franklin Va. wiIlha sale of
useful ard fame, articles tie 4th day of July
next. Piedmont Church Several addresses suitable
The day and nccasicn will be delivered
dime AID refreshments will be provided at the
moderate charge of50 pei head. The Clergy and
Pres Tree. Obj, rilienIs, ue solicited 10 be present
withu purse and ibcral hearts. The proceeds of The
sale dinner 10 BIZ appropriated To the pltion of
the Church. and the liquidation any outstanding
debts mn 3g.w3t
- Rem plpnSe rnt,v
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TnE BRIpGE,-Large boat loads of cement are
constantly arriving for the work upon the rail
rond bridge at this place, and without some I'M
foreseen accident the building of this structure
cross the Dan, will proceed with great .rapdity.
Danptle Rep. June ..
prrrsYLyANIA SUPERIOR CouRT-The court
commenced it, session on Monday, Judge Gilmer
presiding. The commemorative docket il small,
and no criminal case of Importance has been be-
fore ia The civil docket being large the court
will probably sit several weeks.-D.
ELEcTIoNs.--Ih elections in Pittsylvana ON
Thu sday resulted in the reelection of Col,
Tarpey White to the Sheriflalty, and Fuller and
Williams Commissioners of the Revenue.-ib.
FREE SCHOOLS IN HALtFAx.-At the late cleo
ton in Halifax, the Free School system was n
dopted, by the voters of the county. The num-
Der of votes given on both sides was very small,
and perhaps the result may not be a fair index to
public sentiment.--ib.
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PARTY At THE BUFFALO SPRINGS
Barbecue ON the TOP of Mount Pleasant

.f7% The Bu1a.o Springs, Amherst county, WI b w
~ oreaed on Thursday, the Ind June with o'S-
PARTY aud on Friday, thu 23d. BARBACub wa ~, II
furnished on the top Of Mou Pleasant. A s'P"''
BAN or ~ USfC has been engaged Tor tie ocea,O /,
aud neither pains expehs, will be spared to MN
OF the ernndest af'aus that came ut N ''
county. RAlNE hlhH
nm e
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10 DlsIINGU SIZED PHYSICIANS. we'll ktow
NJ, chants, rr-fe tti ApHhccares, aud hundreds .
nrtcrs, bear testimony Ia t'r eood Effects OF STAB.
LER'S ANObYAE CHEEKY EXPECTuRANT in
CughS, ud- and oi-rn,cs of the lungs and throat
generally. Tlere emg ircsim in its Irepnrat on
Alite which are wei. knasn Hndhighly appreciate bv
ihr ne lirl faculty alone enter its composition
The DlARRHEA CORDIAL is also prepared with
the s,ieuth III aud care. It, beneficial effects
in diseases al ia bovrs nave BEN rkabIe Over
80 physicians Hu nave bee lc acquainted with the
re'rPes o thee PluIur remedies, ttve been rlcuscd
with them, and only spoken of them in terms of unqua
fled praise YOU In Coa b, any disease Of ill.,,
Lungs on Troa,giye the expcctomnt thI. Or, if you
ut yonr riends the uii of The Dilrrhuea
C"uial make Off with torfdenr und N nix the
suit. See adv ertisemsnt in another column and des
eriptIve pamphlets 10 be had gratis # the ngeits-
ir'ce Tor each only 30 cents, bottles forS9 50.
may Is I'm
A Glass Of Soda Water as cool ms ire n lvorcd
viii tba PM App syrup John T. Wright, very
plrps All tl,is hot vedttpr
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GAS FITTING.

] AM fil.y prepared to introince Gas Ppe into t
n Dwellings or Factories nj the shortest nc, "
Jug hal several Sehrs experience - the tus'es ou
work may be- relied as perfect Inn ready 70 3
esimntes at any time WI! also furnish sleatn'l'P'
JAMES CLELAND'
Pra,t cal Gus Filter Ma n re-:
Wilson a. Franklin's old stand, up 't''''
jan dis
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GAS! CAST! CASH.

DERSONS wishing th,ir houses f.tel Tot hff'T w.
N Gas will find some strong inducements ohefre" -
applying To the subscriber. have good wnrh men wv
SUI -e Tor stock of materials. A. G. llAbNEl'
N. 3 = All orders for fitting up TGbaceo f7clg,rJl
rec iced within ~xt days, payment will not be- rel''
beime the lst Of June, 1855.
inn FL,
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DR.. r. 3. Holland, tn, tingui he'd bird Phre-
~ oai-t III vi-i prete sionails durn the week
Liberty other place, the Va X T nm. Railrond
lie VII al lecture erutui ously. in the places
his route. lhe subject of piaenolney nay 20
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LOLA MoNTEz.--We have seen a letter from
one of our old acquaintance in Grassy alley Cali
fornia-and in speaking of Madame Lola Monte2,
he says She is making an application for di-
vorce from ahusband whom she foolishly married
in san Francisco, last summer. She lives in
handsome style at Grass Valley, where she has a
pretty cottage. She has five dogs, a horse a
grizzly bear several other wild animals, and a
greenhouse, for pets She has money and is one
of the shrewdest women in matters of business,
and one of the oest informed ON general subjects
whom ever knew. She is perfectly well-hred
aud her manners are entirely unpretending She
is very popular with the miners MS class;and in
short, is remark able woman. lier falincs are
high temper and some obtuseness on moral
questions but she pays well those whom she
employs,and that, I'M .Californians eve '.eovers
multitude of sins."-[ northampton Gazette. |
Mr.. Meehan, the celebrated gardener has very
highly recomms nded, says the Piedmont Whig.
rs new shade tree. the Street Gum (Liqaidon1-
Der styracifua.) lie says it is a very rapid
grower, and viii attain under favorable cireum-
stances, height of eighty feet. and a crcumfer-
| ence of seven. The branches have n corky bark
| ed appearance, which is much admired. IN,
leaves are very abundant, deeply lobed and 10
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hynehh"rg Wholesale Prices cn,,.
Contracted EytRY WEDNESDAY Avn
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" tnI do ,inel Is question often asked Of
Hotel Clerks, and the rI ly of who hal lost his hnit
Ne., l vii. Il will Emerson's American Hair
Restorative Price $l,0J ia large Bottles Sold by
d LYMAN.
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BE SURE TO REMEMBER that all those
SPLENDID PRESENTS. H. tn valu. ot 5000 will
b. dist ihued 10 my clst mers SATURDAY
MORNING, tlle 10th ofJune.
iun6 IS JNO. 2 WRIGHT in.