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"hkD MeADAA oders for sale at his on Prsnk.
DeiNseH loth street aud the Lover Maiket,
oack brown, yellow and Soaps; Palm Rose. Almond
and NariegAied do With general Assoren on No
eahie The superiority Of his black Soap general use
az others Manufactured is fact iat In
more add otner Northern cities Meas brand
attained peculiar distinction while exports 70 th-s.
SAiy easing He has hand quantity Of beautiful
ram . ap three years ODD CoGnry Merchants 1nd AGyar-
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SCMMER GOODS have retarne cd toGl my ,econd
iP North WITH large supply Clothing. Furnishing and
fancy foods which are OF the a;sS and best styles
sLee my ' In early Spring, vich wou special
attention OF those want assuring hem purchases
made on the ost favorable which will
niyll Csrnrr ". In ~ psa,i 80,
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ISL hECElyED, on nsignment, IS splendid GOLD ENG
- LlsH HUNTING WATCHES, with Chroncmeter Adjusted
Balances Real Ruby and Diamond Watches are
greatly superior to usually fOnnd in this market
Persons in Of really nm, Wdi requested 70 al
examine these together with large variety other English e
Ter Duplex Chronemeter, Anchor and Cylinder
myiO ELIAS UALg ice Main stree,
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~ FOR pRoScnlTis, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
COUGH and the effects prd
cine has discovered which
Cartct's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced By salvation Hacking Cough
chill, Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia
al been relieved and cured In
purifier Of the blood. Carriers spanish Mixture
The case OF Mr. T. H. Ramsey aI.nc should sat,, any who
doubt Call the Agent and pamphlet
cures, which will astound you
For saIeby BENNETT prppq
myl2-lm 49,.
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CONTEMPORARIES .-Country Merchants and other.
~ oHSng Conieeonses will ind II 10 their advantage
me before purchasing as have on hand large
assortment 81 every article Ia line;
daily large quantity Of superior Candy warranted 10
Keep 10 any Climate and equal made States
Call andleAVe your orders at LOUIS J. BossIEUX,s
Api No I0- Nsin ,,,.,,,
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81 AMONG diseases, dysp,pIa and
most difficult to cure We pleased TO have II
p,ht oe remedy which has proved te,ua in
which We safely recommend
las been the Of rrseuog grave
we msan che lioon1nds German Uers prepared by
JACKSON at the German Medicine Store 1870 street.
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W. SMITH, Gas fittrr, and Mnuufa cturer orGn. FiS
- lures lh street below Main street. Richmond. ya-Hav
ng secured the services Of hrst class wokaen pre-
pared TO make to order all kinds Gas Chandeliers
Pendants &C. az short notice and able eTu.
Also OLD Chandeliers Lamps &C. cleaned regded br7nred
and made TO LOOK like
Al kinds OF Brass Turning and Finishing promptly attended to
~ BTae trade supplied with Gas Fixtures &C. Northern
prl;es J. W sNIrH
spiS-du 18Th street. b.Iow Nsin set
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a Nph W rELLiNi, WHOLESALE AND RETITT D,.4T
"a Hhs ~ fOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COSFECTTONs.
S Io bToid Sired, 10 ia receipt
fA uo comprising the largest
ever had on band consisting OF following articles, ,uch
es rAncy work Boxes; Jewelry Drrssln do Port Fue,
onisi ane thousand oit things tedious name
Neh cannot Ai to please the
supply OF Bonbons breach Kisses CAndied and limitation r
ese' PICKLES anu Sauces o: various highly approved
brands, which he ontrs for sale
terms re subscriber takes this opportunity returning his
hss 70 MS friends and the cIeu generally their very H.
support and assures them that nothing part shall be
gr-
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TtE FRANKLY PtPFH Mi ~ ------,-
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In good order managed By superioT PAM, u,,.
tuIhh; at Printing Paper, for single ana Do.s ~
I Envelope and Wrapping PAPER, equal in quality nd .
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executed AZ the shortest .Ha uinensions
RAGSl RAGS,l
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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-26

WHITE SLAVERY In INK BARBARS STATE
ny HON. CHARLES SUMMER. With 40 splendid
Id illustrations by Billings, engraved by BAKER
Smith. II makes q beautiful l6mo volume o. Abou'
4O pages bound in CLOTH thin boards, printed In ID
most elegant style, on the best paper.
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory of the Barbary States. Tb
Subject and Sources OF Information.
l. Origin Of SL9veyy. Slavery In the Barbary states
IT. History Of WIite SLavery ia Babary; early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic. BY
Charles v, by England, by France, by Holandi Free
dom by Redemption; Freedom by Conspiracy Free
dom by Escape, White American Victims TO Barb
~ Parallel between White and Black Slavery; tn
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III True Character of White SA0veyy w BGyboyy
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition oStbs
White Slaves; Better of in Barbary than at Home
Better of than the Free Christians in Barbary; New
ertheless Unquestionable Enornity OF White SLAYER.
in Barbary Conclusion. Price 30 cts postage ~ OTIS
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81 Ofice National Era.
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THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
AND
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rs the cheapest and best Musical Paper in the
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THE OHIO FARMER FOR 1854.

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NY person who will send his address, and one
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Newbury, Vermont shall have sent him BY mail,
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to cents por h., from which good honey Is pro-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!

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BUELL. BLANCHARD, WASHINGTON, D. O.
have now ready for delivery
MANUEL PEREIRA;
on,
THE SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WITH
Yiews Of Southern Las0s, Life, and Hospitality.


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TvHE above work forms beautiful limo volume Of
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