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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
BRowNsDuRG, NV. Is, "a.

Speaking ofsome the means
10 which the Administration aud lis su6ordlnatrS
have resor,ed ia the city of Washington Ia coerce
American citizens, to sustain theta the Organ
remarks
''rhe office builder dare not select his reading
matter. The merchant dare not select his adver-
tsing medium. The relations of consumer aud
manufacturer are n luaIer subject To individual
chuice. but are prescribed by certain political wire
puers, hiuh in favor With the executive. tie
cabinet. aud their Su5ord,nate ,allitasy lav1nteS.
The mechanic dare not whisper tue name ut an
opposition paper. Ths milk man is even asked
what paper he reads
..Spips are posted AT every corner peJurerS are
rewarded with uili:e; leionS are encouraged L.
their villiany; brbes are freely offered t" aScer
tain the political ASSOCIATIONS al business inca"
New YoRK ELEcroN At LAsT.-Fhe aggre-
gate vote thrlwn Toe Governor AT The recent rlec
ton. exclusive ol lhr scattering or Imperfect bal
lots is. Clark. ID. l2j; Seymour. l56.6G3; Ch
maa. .22.093; BruuS,n. 53,79l. Total vote to1
Glvernor. 459 ga. Majority If Ctark over Sey'
rnour, 363 There are duu1ilul votes stH Ia n'
reck1neJ, but they cauuot alter the result Th'
candidate Of the Name law party is therefore g
lecied Governor aud the Legislature has large
majority OF the Sane complexion.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !!

THE American Artists Union would respectfully
nouncc the citizens Of the United States and the
Caaadas that for the purpose of cultvatng taste for
the ne throughout the country, and with the view
of enabling every family to become possessed Of gale
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29
A VALUABLE GRAZING FARM

rJ,HE undersigned proposes TO sell at private sale the
farm ON which he resides, in the county of Har-
r;son Va situate miles south Of Romines Mills, and
one mile from the Carksburg and Buchannon Turnpike.
This farm is situated in OF the most fertile and flour
shne grazing regions OF Western Virginia and will COM
pare syoraby in fertility with the best farms in the
gion 1t contains about 375 n CES about 220 Of
which are mprovcd and well set in grass. 1t embraces
about 60 acres of rolling Creek Bottom of E-.ax
superior quality has on il two comiorta- TrSsnif
BILE DWELLING HOUSES, with sr5is .s,A
convenient out houses, Orchard of So q
choice Fruit. an inexhalsblc bed ofstoue ssssEt
coal is well waered and mbered, and is cnlcnt 10
mills, stores, Shops post office and churches
For terms or further particulars apply the propric-
tor on the premises. JACOb W. Elb.
Romines Mills, Harrison co., Va-Nov. %, '54-it*
NOTICE
rJNHE Episcopal Parsonage Property will be sold on
Wednesday the 29,h of this month, atpublic sale, in
three lots, as follows.
The Mansion House, with So feet font, extending 10
back line about l3G feet.
The Corner Lot, with two-story Office on it-fronting
on Frederick street about "a feet and street l05
feet.
The Garden Lot, fronting on Frederick, street about
60 feet and extending back l05 feet, making very dcsi
rabc lots of ample dimensions.
TERMS:-To be pad for al the end Of four years,
interest to b. pad annually AID payment secured by
serving title and personal security.
Thc plan of division be seen at the offices of Har-
man 6. Bell aadN X. Trout, aud all necessary inor-
NATION will be g;vcn by A j. CARRIER.
/ Stauuton. Nov d. i554.-Yi indicator copy.
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EAcgEs SE0J-E G:o+l Sale.
WE are authorized sell fifty shares Of Central Bank
w Stock for gchtltman who has im 'd'aic use Tor
the money. We will sell on a,cnnm1iat ne terms
IMBODGN s. McCCE.
Stanton, Nov. D. l35i.-3I.
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~. CONsUMpTqON AND sPrTTING BLOOD

N- CONSU MPTlON AND SPLITTING BLOOD
See the certificate OF Mr. Turner II. Ramsey Tor many
years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel fredericksburg
Va and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
DR.. John Minge, of the City of Richmond, though a
regular physician, and of opposed TO what nc
called quack medicines, obliged say that ITS gooa
effects in the of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful In
deed.
He had been given upby severalphysicians had tried
Of the quack medicines and on the verge OF ue
spar well the grave, when he tried Carter
ish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate
arorsd the bottle, stating IBIS cure
a. See advertisement Nov. |, lSo4.-lm'I
90 Use HAMPToS's yEesTABLE TINcTuRE,-Have
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DeOnlty >
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss of Power and DIS
arrangement of the SYSTEM; We but point you TO the
thousands who have used the GREAT 1NviGoRAToR'
In proof ofwhatwe say sboYe we refer you 10 hainP
toms Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
gc5- See advertisement.
sept 10, l55l
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.--We are assured
by gentleman who has had occasion 10 test the Etuo
OF these BlrreRs,' that they afford more SPECIFY re-
lief in cases Of Ch0c than any other remedy n
has tried. He also Sp AXIS OF them N hSn 'orn'
as cure for indigestion; and hundreds oil others'
have attcsted their curative qualities, award thein 'S
highest praise for their efficacy IN Dyspepsia oSur
ach, Summer Complaints, Cholera MorDus' Asuo aau
Fever, Biliousncss, Torpidity Of the Liver anu
other diseases arising from nnprty OF the oio S IN
proper secretion Of BILE Indigestion, and SHc 1'iJn'
as may be sup9rinduced by the improper use
some diet, green fruits, vegetables, &c FOR teeIh,ns
and debltated infants and for weak and angu'u re- ne
males know OF no tonic equal TO these uhi'srs
popular Preni,ta Bttters Every family should keep
supply of them constantly hand; as they may al
WAYS b. used with safety and success IN disorders vi >
stomach and bowels, or loss of appetite. :,
Price 50 cents per bottle For sale by L. T. q j. b.
EskRtpdE, Staunton, and BlBB s. WILLS, Chariottcs'
vile.
I NOV. Is, 1854.
/ Hooh1n6,s German Bitters.-This superior mcdicne
from the reepe of the famous DIR. HOLLAND Is selling
rapidly at this season, when there are 50 many ouo
attacks as well as diseases Of various kinds arising IRON
dsordercd digestion and impure blood Dr. ~ M 'se n
son. let b, remembered. is sole PROPRIETOR " ' "
fee is al l2h Arch ST., Philadelphia
| Nov. %, lS54.-2w.
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Valuable Slaves aud Other Personal
PropertV for Sale.

Nov. 90. lS54.-ids Rock Reg. copy.
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The Committee believing that the success Of ths
GREAT NATIoSAL UNDERTAKING will be materially
promoted by the cnergy aad enterprise Of intelligent and
pcrscverng Agents have resolved with such
the most liberal terms.
Any person ishing 10 become an Agent, by sending
(post paid) s; Will receive by of mall One
Dollar Engraving, GIFT TICKET Prospectus,
. Catalogue ard all other necessary information
On the final completion Of the sale, the lifts will be
placed in the hands of COMMITTEE Of the purchasers
TO be distributed due notice Of which will be given
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
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Ernst Sale.

pursuance of decd of trust executed to the under
| signed by b. w Bxby, aud ofrecord in the Clerks
Office of Augusta County Court, viii proceed on Sat
urday the 9th day Of December next TO sell IN staun'
ton at the residence of SAID Bxby, the following prop
er,y Ono EsLtisaD TABLE and aPpart'nances ihe
stock of Confectionery, being all now N ile store OF SAD
p;~h, aud ALSO all ;he Household and Kitchen FUR
NITttRE belonging to the said Bixby.
Tcrms-Cash, NM. ChAiO, trustee.
S.o.,.o, Mo- 1874
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THE uAEsgx ar P..sCEs.
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for The Spectator by Morris y G0ode
FLoua, Sup'f, $ to 81 GvANo, $50.
Buck. FLors, So SIS. SALT, (fac,) $3.25
WuEAT, 5 LOO TO ) t.55. q" grad aiuin S2.oh'
C0aN. IS TO Toe, COFFEE, IL l6c
OARS, SO 10 81 &C. SUGAR, brown, lOc.
FlAx.EED 9ec MoLAssss 40 a sos.
T,MerHy SEQ, $3a So. NAILS, &C.
BcrrER, Is to l5c. SOLE LEATHER, 2oc.
PLAsrGs, lump, $l2.
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los. G. BALDWIN,

(RECEYrLY OF LIVINGSTON. AbABAMA.l
a TToR ME z AT L A w
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. =.
ID ESIDES permanently in San Francisco, and wi
IN transact professional business in any part oil CaiiioF
mia.
zsie refers TO the Bench and Bar of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi. and to the Bar Of Stanton, Va.
Oct % 1854
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TALL and lay in your supply, as we are now closin
S,m,nton. Nov %, 1854 HARPER 6 BRO.
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BRIGHTWELL & HOPE,

Staple Cry Goods Z Sr,aary Merchants,
NEAR THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
Augusta sirc"t.
SrAy4EG0IT, va.
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Rv the First Artists OF the Age.

They have determined, IN order 10 create extensive
sale for their Engrayings. and thus only give en-
ploymen to large number cf artists and others but in
spfe among countrymen taste for works CT art, to
present to the purchasers Of their engravng, when $780,
600 of them are sold,
100000 GIFTS, of the actual cost Of $50, 600.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving therefore,
receives not only Engraving richly worth The money,
but also ticket which entities him 10 Of the Gifn
when they arc distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK
ErS, will be sent; or FRYE DOLLARS worth of splen
did Eagrayings can be selected from the Catalogue
a copy Of the Catalogue, together with specimen
of one Of the Engrayings ba al the Office ofth
paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gift TleIet, viii Immediately be for.
wirdpd.
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LIST or GIFTS

80 elegant Oil Paintings. in splendid i'm : M
gilt frames, size 3x4 fl. each, ''' "'''
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 f. each, so 500
500 steel plate Engravings brilliantly
coored in oil, rich gilt frames 2Ixi 10 500
30 inches cach
10000 elegant steel plate E1gravings,)
coorcd in oil, OF the TashingtonS 4. 1000
Monument, 20x26 inches each,
237 900 steel plate EngFayings from 100
different plates, now in possession Of,
and owned by the Artists Union, Of
the market value Of, from so cts. to
& % each, Al ,0C
first class Dwelling, in 3lst ST.. N. Y City, 1900
% building lots in l0J and l0lst SIS, ,ooo q, M
n. Y. City, each 25xi00ft. deep,at '''' A-'V'
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10000
So. Fl in the suburbs Of New York
City, and Commanding magnificent
view of the Hudson River and Long
Island Sound, at 800 se,Ot
90 Perpetual Loans Of cash, without interest,
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roA SALE.
WILL sell at pubc aaction, on Thursday the lstday
L Of February next, ifnot sold privately before thai
time, a HOUSE and LOT IN tue town Of Mt. So
lon. The house is framed building, two-story. and
contains comfortable rooms The lol contains OF an
acre My Post Office is West View.
Nov. y. lS5l.--tds* DAWN IEAtOk .
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FLA gDWARE e.

GEO. e PRICE has just received his fall supply OF
" Hardware. making his stock very fall and complete
He invites purchasers to give him call as he !, prePa@
ed - II upon the most reasonable terms and al Tie
l1west market rates.
st.untcn,. Nav y, Is5.--y. and N copy
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HATS.

WHITE s. PATTON are in receipt Of Fall Styles.
w Oakiord s. Gardens st NoIeskn Hlls, soft tiats,
Mcrn1 Wool Hats, chdrcns fancy ilis, Caps, &C., on
the b 81 tcr.nS
Siauiton, Nov. %, 1851.
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no tho Knickerbockers or New York

A. one or your fellow old YorkSrs tho reed cora Of
81 :ss ss
Seisa 100 pisinis % .sssnssr Within o.. ssss
n.. s'Hf uppsssa that The Taas ws tho 70 b
e vs. people and .a A1, sas 3. nah, sho
sssss 70 sns New YoIisrs but spps.r mis-
sn IT, Z sns
= own toschiss II aches better than il prso s aud
:sa e :;ss
1S mS
Latter = ., an iiina.ursd though PLAZA p0Iea one
.'s fs,s Z az
T: @
had q rsf0r%ar again opened eSlu9ns
=, ~ nss 1s Yh's' ss
her. II
ga article published some PIX Of seven years age sad net
ssn sS ns, i =
ssu,s sha used pray the K4s word viii All
as s':s
sn buried I s her Anne, sa as
aasd 90 King ossrss down The asl,n as
"a d.svi.g sLs has Se.a Ansriesa church
= r.. &. as IL IL S s hs
bal were hsrsi9g with u. g. be
sp mi hs
Etc, fSsi pHse xSS5 md
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
s 70 ysaa
you have shGysh PREFER e nars. IN ~ my r.
.sssps place. Il ,6is ei., and e i9da,ssiD ps.s.n.r
a,i wsuf ys a. rsr YOU aas
2uoS e. ."Nswoom.n here :. 70 well pcss:s ue il old
g, q b ono .ssia. yOuIelf which you hop, rats
10 w ssS
that could awe you 70 :sy N s1ethsr
ussrasisD ana ksso because tho quota WOULD NOT
% BE- in time fol cur hot can aud oher edi0 aud wa
Long sUFh s1ns oS
s.r Day s1'
e: o.
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e s Ibs 9s Tss ws & one srS. T.
.aa hail y for e adult and On. and cur
Svsl,. Of age Trinity did not I1dsrseIi ~ osas.
LEW ns 10 %aso sSs!
At Y n. ESSr for ms , Sp Ssh sy you have s@
,eol .hs pains e ..ssr..in wh.. has
o
sxy, know nothing Of her spiritual temporal affairs hex
ave s s s.sss a'
~ & Ssy
Nans an awfai sound dsu.t eSses liberal
her
worthy who might have been 10 reality or where's
NE palace vhereino foul things someomes insrnde
Beyond this will venture TO cnecienoe
VIII besr witness am right you positively know
thing hAever Of this amoncr to tue souls and bodies
u Of whom be the pion You douos
less imagine are attaching the upper ten when you
Let on at her esry not knowing firing squibs
~ roor lawyers auctioneers ply
sachr nerchsns and merchaLt tailors II you want
popular rector and ascertain the amount Of the oommun,n
fss he is ssy distributing; look her dor stioau snd
nual allowances poor oiergy poor parishes
company her fstsul clergy the bsunts Of poverty dis
and orme breathe hour atmosphere
nye In expose yourself 40 they do 70 con,agon from plague
frepd Mr. EDITOR done Let false pride prevent
making the amend where have committed
sg fallen INTO HEAOER.
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Personal Intelligence

MI q Cooper, bearer OF dispatches to Osnstau'ino
ps Mr. o. ". Bennet, bearer Of dispatches TO Losdou
and Prince Bergman bearer 81 dispatches TO the
OOurt OF ST. James, leave for Liverpool to day In the
steamship Atlsntio
lAArleston, o.; Hon. Warren, waahingt0n; Geo.
sAndsrson hertford, v. c, among the arrivals
yssterdiy 81 the Copper Bonse Broadway
Amorg the present Ansricain and Eagish vsitera at
Forenea thu oorresp9n ent II the Newark Adoer
6sr, msy be toned the Hoo Charles Fsntcn Mrcsr
Of ys Who At tho age Of TO- has just acquitted ths
Italian hrgasge thus erIpasscg Cat, vh' ooastsd tnAs
he LEARNED Greek AZ 90; Hon. ~ila II III Of wac
pssts the rp'-r here with his family; Nc Bsreng-r,
late Milstsr To PAIN Msj,r Philip Ktarney Ia OF che
u g. Army, who l. st IN NJ xico; rd NORMANDY,
hunger young though not ye. quite 90 hs LOOKS oo sn
the very Image OF his father IN tscs, ngnre ana oice
rne bAn pcosrly striking and II no coss not
inherit the intellectual qaalt.ls ths sauooea tns
name he bears viii transmit " uni pfl,ed a. ~
seems TO DO The si 10 to make otpsrsgiog
it Is only just 10 that hs plss-ss-s iuli
kara Of EnQlish Anr cultivation with more
than ordinary implicitly CT msnosrs rAe large faculty
eUtntss which weld " fl2o, 900 will desesod
thropeh his younger bobers family, ~ 'ne duchess has
no ohilcrsn.
The Hon John Keses and faulty, Of Concord, Mass.
are In town.
PJ Avery, Saratoga spriDgs Il. a ldsn, Nss York;
r. b. Bosg, Toieoo, Ohio; ID. A. Nckes, Dtroit; w. A.
Rsrss Boston; Jas a. ShsrIe, saudusky; John Ac1stA,
Philade phis Daniel Lawrence, bedford MASS Amo1g
the arrivals ~ the Prescott aouse yesterday.
Chas. Hamilton, Rochester; d wight Phil.deiphS;
Geo. Easton r. h Hooper, q persoo. MARYLAND; 10 an
Van Lew, kirkland; n. Scott, Scotland; II Waitney.
Montreal CspsdA G. Perkins, Boston, arrived yestss
day Of the st. Nicholas.
G. A. Henriot Chsrleston; q. N. Robinson LouisyIle,
Ky.; Thomas B. Brown Ala oama d. Yeuog Boston; Hr.
Lynch and lacy, Philadelphia; Algsr, Hoseon CD.
O. H. H, New Jersey, arrived yesterday ~ the Astcr
Houeo
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Died.
On Friday afternoon, February 8, Of Group. LousA,
daughter Of George and Josephine Van sanseD in ths Il
Toe friends Of the family arc respectfully invited to At
street. wi,liAmsb a. g. without further invitation.
o. Fricay afternoon, February g. CAsHARlNn FaAsoH
HARRs wife Of William j. Harris In tbs 27tn year of her
her friends, and those of her brothers William and
Thomas Ford, RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend hor fu
neral at two clock Afternoon, fri m her A.s
residence no. 70 West Nineseens h street, ne,r Skin
avenue
Mrs NARY A. EARLE, wife OF john T. Earle, aad only
esuehter Of capt L b. rnacker, deceased.
The relatives and friends o; the family respectfully
reqsesea st,snd her tuGers from late residence
No ia Ninth avenue 1t three ooleek this afternoon
Ne. Bst ford papers please COPY
the late Archibald Maxwell ssed 81 yeas and nonti 3
. native OF scotland.
son James respectfully invited to st nd funeral
eleven O'Clock this morning from her late resi- ienoe,
No tfs Eighth avenue bstWeen Thirty nnth and
shssis-
on Friday msrDing February after lie gerDg iasss,
NATHAN h. JACKSON, Of the las fro Of W. N Jackson Il
Ssnp, N the sstp year Of his age.
His friends and relatives .rs invited to attend his ia
NERAL without further notice at two O'Clock Sunday
Afternoon from his lae re.iencs, No. 2l6 Catoa street
On Tnursosy morning, February q o. oonsump tion,
HxsgETTA vito OF Francis Turner, aad daughter Of
DAVID sEd C&thxrDe u Craze, In the Sld year OF her
Ee.
The relatives and fssnds OF her husband aud those Of
the family, respectfully invited 20 steoi Der seeers
from the TehiOtaco OF neTlatoef loS 02tNtOpoer
street. nj half past O'CLOCK ait.rnoon, with
out further favitstlcr.
Bosom Baltimore and Chcsgo papers please copy.
On Thursday, February o. JANE CAsrER &c sd ~
The relatives a2d friends Il The family
invited to attend the ilnersl 1t half past one o'olok
this Afternoon, from her iAs residence No III yost
Broadway.
o. Wednesday, Fsbuar, in the SD year Of her age,
PENN wife Of hsnj Amia QuAokenbush.
II fsrde and reiavcs OF the family arc respectfully
invited to I,Ssd her f1usIa At one O'Clock omorroW
afternoon from tbs Third Universass Cauch Of
B.schsr and Downing streets. Toe remains will DO taken
to Greenwood
On Thursesy. Fcbruy3 OF hen orrhsse OF the iuogs,
Mr. jon NJ Eek. In the seth yeAt OF his age.
The frienes OF the family respectfully invited 10 A.
the funeral frc his late resc ence No 253 Sscond
street, Ut half pact one O'Clock tomorrow afsrnssa
Suddenly, on Thursday evening, February q 1t Fort
Schuyler, Thu oegs Neck, Lieut. hAtsLos EAssos, OF the
cor ps OF Engineers, U. 8 A.
Due notice will he g.vco OF his funsrai
In Little Hooking, Washington county, Ohio, Of
SUD ptiop, Mr. JAMES HALL sgsd "a years.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR soLGER HAVING BEEN REoU8sTED BY RES
IL oluton Of his audience 70 repeat third tins his leo
Europe, will curee Of esvn Friday Feb
10 ., r. ~, ~ ore ChspeL Course tickets admitting
lady and gentleman, a. single admission, Is oeas adsys
Fridays.
nR ooLLITT. AT ksRaITr's HALL, ls5 SPRING
~ street. lectures to lad and gentlemen, A. pass
seven ooi this evening upon th- hears eyo sar
nature light, sound &o very beAatifai lecture us
ted by plates, models nAniko, 10. Admission only ls
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HarTisSL.

o. Thu, adsy, February z BY the Rev Thomas r. Hnth
Mr.. MIlLRD KIBBE Of SAn Fran, scc Cali TO Miss ELIZA
BIRD OF this city.
Oa Thursday, February q BY the Raw o.. Berrisa.
Esos BlDwr 70 AkE A., darsasr Of Philip Hskeart al
o. this city. 8.
On Thu;fdsy February z at Astoria l. l., by the Rev
Mr.. SseAd Mr. ALFRED PsAnsoN to Miss kARGAHEr NOBLE
On rhur.day evening, February at ths residence Of
the brides fstner Mr. ALAxAND OGLsHy TO Miss MARY
BAylEs, all Of this city.
NAY al the Joys that earth can give,
Attend this wsddsd pair;
NAY all their friends prove real and true,
and al their children fair.
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NATIONAL TELEGRAPEIC LINEs.-raEsE LINES
an favornbly known throughout the est the 90 dey
nes" robult ia the tnost tubstsntial manner
est and most drec, routes aad possess 10 M not before
offered TO tie pubJ for quick lnoson 70 Psburs
eveatd Detroit, Chi 5sgo, hiwsubs, Cincinnati ous
vtlle st. Louie Men phis New orleans apd int rmedate
places Wcttern sxd southern reronsnt8 will pIeA
euber the Us Office is at % xs street, direoty
oppositc the Custom Rouse. BENZ. H. ELY, 1snsser.
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rhe Land or Goid--No 2.

Lie the leaves Of tho rest when summer Il gresn
That hest In the month of December soon;
LII leaves Of the forest when autumn hath bliwn
That he st in December was scattered and bt-ovn.
And like Tho of tho forest In patrons
Of ROOT toe dasuerisn artist Of No 1853 Broad
way, who TIKI most perfect crayon, stere
SAoty and other pictures any ition Ather
Rett 10 tn recipient Of the Worlds Fair medal.
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v5a T EsA
81: sss ssss;s .s.;s +! f:$ fEss
yer tea service consisting Of water kettle o9nso and tee
Ps sas i:ss h 'S sss e Ball.
i q X III Ga i u The ss
sPi asm ais.e sppei'ssd e present. .hs g H. Now
sn Sanss m hs JhD M Il: P
o. shs and in behalf Of tho employees presented
en- New Ier. Ga. Lss. company
sSs silver %;
Which has been with their united voluntary
h,Ss .sped iii: project vas as :eeSsa o. and
sSu have a. sssn 70 q. in tho acc Of hs
jet have b. en- 70 DO withsu. the least deui-
:ss IT
ysu have their m eod vto nov that beneath
&, and a. r.
sna .itst many y.as q faithful
yic.s e s1sh T. nos strange that e
s,s sl.,h; he inssristen upon tse water vim .ua:
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ever ing q man. lifetime and hoping that prosperity aud
i, III.
hsnds this Testimonial regard with fee iass Of
because |. unisest.d make soinowlsd 70
S 1 sa % ms'
in Al hum.s Pr S.iiii,y viii ou,vs mo; presents
DO teshes ,, Al with aotiOna,e ,e.-d Accept
mybs 81 wishes for Tho tappine 0 Ct you and yours
The inscription 10 as folio Presented TO John NOW
ton ESQ Manager Of the York GAS oks by tho
ployes Of the New York Gas shs Company ~ the Tvsp
trss ttrt et station testimonial OF their esteem, Feb.
1874 and each piece 10 married. with thu initials.
Alter pal tsh hs supptue OF reheekmcnn which did
trrd to Mr. Newton, the company separated all being
Lhlv pleased with tbe evenings entertainment.
DEvCvAL or THE DRAD.-A NETTING OF ALL
III oppoed TO the removal Of Of their
First street. viii be heit this evening, Hermitage Hail.
corner VI Allen and Houiton streets
sxIrE HICKS Csairmsn.
JAfEs a.. PovrRp. 9eorstsry.
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En- est Hats for S3.-The New York Hat
Company, 16 bo%,ry IRE selling tbeir finest Is
They perfect hats which hey will sel for 81 26
Eee styiee. Call this day II you wish to obtain ono,
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bi ssf or sny raerohsr Of bis hsd ever seen
s niece performed that therefore every thing that
vas done mad the nit of bsicg original. He retired
ssaid loud plauaits.
"a Midsummer Nigbrs Dream IL announced fcT thn
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rnc Holy Land once again. ITO. morrow
evening tsundsy these ranifsent paintings will be open
axaia only by particular request MS many per-
unable to get in the
hg IL open, the no foil eve. &c wing M.
naAvard lectures, Go early for good ssats.