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CARDIFF their hoss
"A promptly seted tneF and
earnestly request and make immediate
"a
n unsettled MAektDER n tALNhhf-
we are Offering raf s kinds Of dre goods for cast
10 punctuai customers. VI Z
22-2veuff
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= kErcHsss M rusineaf Statesmen OF the sfra. of
> George III by Lord Braasbsra ediuon. vols
Letters of Rachel Lady Russell edition volume.
Railroad By which they be-
of safety apparatus r.
Turntan snd W c. Price %
Owen Ssseios and Teeth
Bushnan's principles and vegetable physiology.
Csrpents principles ~ comparative physioog edition
AuFg FRANCK TAYLOR
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UK SALE LEAST commoGiOus attsc house
the of u street House
recently been paperet and painted
trqugisou and imrned'
Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
E5-Gu
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\"Ltth ~ x uedneton for pomps Noice
" tersnl rvrn ta tle fcr rs4 Que
ard psynie n tbs oc aud per
sJani - " 49, ~ prsr@rsr ~
Aug g-eotdH lr,Fs-,,,-
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DoUTLEDGE~ American Handbook and Ts~rtsts
II acscpnoas o me
prncpai the different railroads. and steam
ali NJ t Uusnp stafssocs
pubic buildings nsturs cuts@fes &C.
accompanied BY nap. Free % cents -. - rrp
Avg II fRANIk ihhboH"
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pI@~piyTsSyTbe copsrDershp etisfinc under
IL IN arm and name 81 EVANS FAINT expire. BY
tbis-av auuRly n. c.
FAINT authorized Of hs final settle
u,put a. rh@frb bupin p Z. EVANS.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
w.Eurrsro~, September I, 1854.
SEP S-endlmG&W
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Hamilton G.. Fsnt.

ke Dealer Enransr, stoukz Pnussg&p1uia
bsirrcr qR and Gth streets, Washfsgton, D, C.
nj NCURRENT land sold Drzs
u principal cities sold per
all moneys thirty fHy@
1,aims against governments collected.
SEPT 5-eodl uSx~
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THE MISSES HAM LExf~ EoarAinG asd Day schs~a
vii be rnopeaed Monday september ssh u her
rebnsyvans between l7a and lsxn mSeeiA
and French, SEQ PER ~cho
yenr- Other ard arswrnG at me psoe
Crulnrs Cor sag ars, sc may pc
Obtained NJ the school
sepre e-arsw3wTuTbk@H
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United states Mails.

Posr oFF1on DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS cars ieg the mails United sairz
asow ng Mississpp
Post Office Department e CRY w a4hinstan
ociccE gf e day Of Novemb"r 1854 e decided by
lifh Of the month
KENTUCKY.
Fraa caro ~, By Meuphis, Tenn, N4poeon Ark,
ScksbuTg, tss, Naichez, and Baton Ronge, Ia.
New Orleans, lsIS miles and back daily, IN safe and
daily p M;
a New Orleans sys By 5Bm3
Leave New Orleans dairy al 5 , N;
Rrrixe Cairo sir days by 5 pm.
No sisar From Cairo, ID by coampuE NJ, eklans, Sew
Fulton, Tenn. oeeola, All, Pecan Point, RanaoPh,
Tenn-s and Oldham AIk., 10 Memphis Tenn, 20
miles and back tlree week, safe and sniabit
Leave cairo every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at
arrive al memphis in 81 hours by ! , N ne II day;
Leave Memphis every fpssday Thursday, and Saturday
arrive !, csirq in 81 hours By 8 a m nrzt days,
MISSISSIPPI
No 7i FFum vicAshurg By Y0uass Point La keu's
Pecan Grove, Talluia, &fss Lake Providence, La
ian Miss. errenpile, Couaibia Ark, taius's LAad
ina, and vjct ria, MISS Sapoison, Ark, zlo mle'
Anamboats
Leave Vieksbprs every Monday, "Wednesday and Tburs
Arrive ii SapoIsau every Friday saturday and SUNDAY
Leave Sspoison evgry saiardsy, EsdsestHr, Mon
Ai1ise a. viessaurg every rusasy rbur-ay and =atGr
day. BY 8 pTn.
nLISofs.
Frsm Rock sana M by ampon, Byron, Cordo
che, LYONS Tabqa and Benevas, % 'saiena, ~, lei
miles ard baeA three times week in safe and sui'Hb
Bidders via pr,pusc a achedse.
aon m nh,eiar coudon 10 ncorporz,sd
The The department deem proper
sisp iiye1 sass ~. .ssl"s ssSs iesa ''
Aagsi eoaaOd lIn's. and starl
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sent6 at2sth

MATCH HORSES SALE--A pair Of sorrrl family
vi horses gentle harness. The having
further use for then will sel very low indeed.
particulars inquire Of Sins Office
3D-drnf
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"
lie lis sl
day September wben hitherto seauour VIA
be bestowed on t advancement Of the
Of finished education
II desired, the historical
nl1ch greatly
oueh knowledge o that language white pursued
teaching music sh vocal aad instrumental
nss ~ rendering Ne psp accomplished and scientific performers
hasrs
haAe, Ra The rr brcn influence
youthful members OF aeadsHay.
- w &cf-
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nay SCHOOL seun@ I~ffes--Tbe duties Of Miss
II n and WI bf
resumed sr Monday September llth
Ipfaar a. 10 eul- pursued, Ar uzy be Dbtaiuod
hrr - rrl.r ~ perlpnn above
Aua1 1i--sunw
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Female Education.

Mas. r. ~. YOUNG Miss v TOWN respectfully
III this community hst they viii receive
roos of and streets north, on Monday
linie
embracing an the SOLID
and sutal hrnnches nf female education.
thorough ana practical II 10 based
upon conducting the education
young having the fullest development and discipline
Of rhs neuini facanes
Of Taifisn-
All be English studies Including mHfhense with the French
language, year 10 -e
Anceui other modern languages
Music vocal and tnstrumenral FrofessorH
Drawing pencil crayon charges.
Painting IN ot and water colors- ..s--+-l
sep 3-7inwr5th lIniei. and sent,
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mo 5lal


under The making of land 10 Ala lhs Iefn.0y OF
railroad tncfen, Approved June
of senators and de
from Of WIscossa and lO~ and The
Frealaeni Jailed BY
date The l.h Of July dreeed certain
each side Of OF The ffoE Do
Paul, MinBrEos Terrory, mouth Of
Withdrawn
RHy, further oFaers except vaha
claims heretofore United
wisoever (Which includes the former
military Port smelling recently advertised for sale
hereby given said
described, day Withdrawn from sale entry
HrcO ta win
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500 February rs r4s for the railroad from Mobile TO fads
Alabama from Gunefis Landing The TeHpessee
Savannah, Georgia.
a oe Alabama, Orleans LrusaBa, and fhe branch
nereo from Albany, Georgia. EuaHla, Montgomery, Ala
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January u5s for railroad IRON Gam Landing
Arkansas, Camden and FuOu
Ihe Texan boundary lne, and is brs1ene. o. Capden;
cf Helena, Arkansas.
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No January 1854 railroad the Chata
noaga Central railroad OF Misp The
Ohio and the branch from point Eon
southern bend Of the Tennessee Alabana
md.
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n OfhVRIskX 1E1EAAK
"A employment academy school willing divide bis
time several VIII do hAsc the pleasure of attending
Ices applications wishing employ teacher and
submitting his tostonas obedience call addressed TO
B., Washington, .. G. Sept s-daw
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have e pleasure Of announcing OF Dsuics
vicinity thar they fully prepared
splendid stock iEeisu
opened ai markell embracing styles
sausl approved fabrics u.s.
ElesnnI brpcade silks, style
Very rich Viaid silks DO
DO DO MORE anti suc, yard Wide
10 do plaid Irish paplns
DO do IRISH poplIn
Extra super French merfnns, every
French n1oAsselines an cashmere Bco-e
Plaid vaencias a dress
PLAID nd
Rich black figured md plain silks, all widths
Black French bomhasins and mot
French ctintxcs and gnchams
Wide silk vclves all colors, Of superior quality
Cashmere sisawls and
STYLE nscaHls
Cloth gaimas, Ac.
Together with variety desirHble articles
approaching which
advertisement, will
pleasure 10 all who may with call.
sept s-3taw4wA HOOE, BROTHER, CO
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papers VIII piease copy, zrd
Office continuing
Aug 2a-iar9w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20
White SULPHUR Springs,
Phoenix Course.

THIS Course is located near The great white sui
phn- sDrlnCs and enc OF the best places Tor tram
iu, horses N the TuIon !. wI always be k"p'n
,hShes tordrr. rni gentlemen wh" V',sl to hav'
,ne. ! o ,rs trained aud gated, "tlh1i 1t 10 tlcH
advan se tu bring them along.
Thankful TO til, community tor The patronage
heretofore extended, auhoIr By ,rj ing 10 please,
a continuance OF yonr hnd.rss
Nave Capt \ p REED. PROPRIETOR.
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NoiEca'.

TINE unders gnrdh7yug purchased ne, en,.,
stock IN trade, Of Ne7srs Fellows, waite
& Co, would say to his cd cusLomsrs, that %
has now on hand the lHrgesi-tock OF goods 'u'm
state, west oil Chicago, and prtparydr "i.rT l,''
duct,Eenis TO purchasers never t9a'''u d" '"'
s,ntr urorcupirs the whult OF the sp1c'on- -'ou
formerly used Ivy Mcssr-. Walker & iIlcAhnf
and Neszrs, Fellows, Walker * Co, which wi.
enable INN TO wait upon youw.ih more comlo'
and dispatch than heretofore.
To the old customers ol Nrssr7. NM"cr g
liiekinghe won.d say, ,hala the Ola -A.rslNr'
and clerk : OF the eslabhshnentars retained, an,
wr'iservevou as formerly, with great pleasure
I
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Fresh 0YsfNrs.


" cane. hcgs and also IT. I she'll, Tor -nlr
CHEAP Mt nl2 NoEsF s uNNttity'-
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s.T'tNCg q" SfO'psE.
Ny person Nht has lost hor e
49, - urror,rs, cu1,.or cI'IIr Within
VI AN--v~~> the last Be-, / Yeas, mud wishes to-
yi,..A I'm find them; 10 he wit write me
"SAR postpaid, at Ottawa, Ill.,. giving
-. hIsrrsldrntr, the age, color, uuj
marks of pumgir, think can
rive him information where they mnl hr,ound as
| have hunted ts'ays ever since November :
1871 dming which TINE lhlye found rood ma
nv ,,nvrdhr>,s, cultanl clul" now taken up,
thtlI do not know of any owner for. and NUM-
lrroi n,mihai have been worked for = aud 3
years, Lam told were uryrr advertised
also request Hllpcrsnus IN the state knowing 81
nnv,sitaytthal ,htirurDI hur. may h0yr, to be-
.u Kind a. towrlc me-, gvngm" the man, name
nuIrr.!turr, description OF horse, Ne
Shall continue the business ! have taken
down aud wlirouunu" 10 take down al. cstrny'
thatl may ind. Editor. throughout the STATE
/ viii roulcr favor upon the public ut large hy tu
-cr'iUr thi,Dulicc NAMrEh 5tAcH
/ Eslssrarcy --.tdgc pIckcy lIalkry& HIrk
iing. Ouewa. la sale Co, llWols MiclHr
Kennedy, arlington Bureau Co. T. . sulr.
/ Dixon April 2|-ly
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I 600 tiGi~


dur uupr.y --ra .yru'rl i"r.1ry -Mrn"r
! f.ru.,.a-' p..c. lI cash w.I'h- pa'dIu ra-.
.. .I..l-2 T. %sTrisgfK
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&.rnycR or Stolen.

IfOWct NT0'n, NIITUW NNU KIDD T,0W Nm
Lrharpr yellow uvhr.. lead, pure No / &
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DIsV GOODS
Country Ly-eGCn5lC2


wishing to replcnish ,hair stock, ", tnd
GOOD am sentimental ,hr Old stand Il Walker n
Hlckhng, and a, Is low prices, a. canne '""rG ID
th,c,,t tDr,phpr ~ : W tUtr|fn.
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Green's Mills.

TINE above mills havclus undergone thorough
| repairs aud are now arranged that sIx run
olhurr- can be turned on custom worker merchant
either. winch makes the "Old Pioneer one o',he
se-tcustom mills IN the state ns the Jour run ut
mrrrh,ulburrs hollis. Nc, wil, be used for custom,
work whsncvcrrequlrrd.
Gen lrmcn 1--WE Us a cal, Jas we are determined
Ia snare no mans. with good, competent, aud nc.
observation-disclosures render gtnerasa''s nction.
The undersigned has obtained the .nlr. con-
troll oith. above mills and will hereafter supern.
TEND them m person and he feels confident that
w,,hhi- new arrangement together with Young
| l,tmr's experience IN the above business tina he
emu safety drN all honorbl, competition
| DAYTON, Sept II, ls5! ID. GREEN.
The Ncuug Eclipse and OWrGek,
OWNED hy The subscriber, will he kept on NY
, farm on Indian creek, during III. season
+ The snhart,hcr h1s couple oi horse. for sale
N-ussv i,Yys NsN-s~y.
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4 GOuDvrr'v OF ro'n tuad1 straw, ,'r.
~ horn, WIN, wool, apl PDnlrs, az
apfu2i J ~1ort
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2sO.OG9

a-FTS Ter r. = gGCpL s.,
~f4rf.Ir. .,......... .............54O eco
%. it.'H.-... .......... -iU''h
Eug..,|u4-. to.urrd 100 ul......... ....I5 90
SUI. P..r. t.u-.. yIag,............ 1909
Gosh L'.r,iar 100 yrnr, caci........JJV 900
Rra. Observation-Disclosures. 90
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Yea yea. Fct'
CUEEVER hast'rr b--t assortment OF thcl0a'
teas, Tor sale atthe loves price in Ottawa. OBJ
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WE irrss.ta..o.u.,u. n' ., i,Ny q as.'s eve
i ,l,,f,U, d, .A.ru.2 J. sE,.II
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Not Sold. But Oh Hand !

WHITE SULPHUR G-E-NI I-~C-G
C.rr a. P. RErp. Proprietor, hattcrs himself
I from his long experience as Landlord, to be
able 10 render 10 his guests and patrons entire sat
,sC,,,;op ho vinu buiit n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-31
The Reciprocity Treaty.

The Washington correspondent of the New
Yurk Courier, gives some particulars Of the pro-
gress of this treaty In the Senate
1.-The Reciprocity Treaty was considered in
the Senate yesterday for two hours. Mr.. Mn.
son. Chairman Of the COMMITTEES ON Foreign Re
lations, stated that he was earnestly in favor Of
IL, considering IL eminently just and statesman
like, as bearing upon the mutual relations of the
three great parties To- il, 20 wit the L. States
the British American Provinces, and the King
dom Of Great Britain. In sectional view. also,
he regarded IL rs equally advantageous to all
parts of this Union. Mr.. Cooper of Pennsyl-
sania,opposed the Treaty in a long and thorough
ly prepared speech, in Oh, course Of which he
endeavored 10 prove that the lumber and coal in
terests Of the Middle and Southern States, "a
well as the lumber interests of Minnie, had been
sacrificed to the peculiar views of New England.
He objected to the Treaty, also, on the gound
thqt it nfringed tho Constitutional right of the
two Houses of Congress 10 regulate the subject
of the Tariff and 10 retain tie whole matter in
all its relations within its control.
Mr.. Pratt, of Mary land stated his objections
10 the Trenfy in n forciblc manner, taking near
~ the same grounds of opposition ms Mr. Coop
err Mr.. Pearoe, of Maryland, will follow in OPP.
position TO the Treaty. But opprehend that it
viii pretty surely pass."
We also learn, that on Monday, Mr.. CLAYTON
made powerful speech against the ratification
of the Treaty. opposing il as unconstitutional
An animated debate occurred as to whethorit
would promote the annexation of the Provinces.
IL suggested that il would be better TO post
pone the further onsiderntion of the treaty I'M
Ill after August 18th, with Il view to an extra Elk
eoutive session. The trenty will probably be
confirmed this week, or postponed to such extra
session.-Bok line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-31
The Aileshany and the Yellow Springs.

4
The following complimentary notice Of .he a
bove resorts,is from an editorial of the Baltimore
Patriot.
1t is u well deserved tribute to these Springs,
aud their gentlemanly proprietors
Aiming these watering places we commend the
YellDw and the Allegheny. Their prophecies
+ are liberal and excellent men. more intent upon
establishing the reputation of their property. than
making merchandise of their virtues They are,
as yet, unsophisticated in the art Of skinning
guest with spike segars. eoehineai French binn-
dy bakers bread. four-inch candlos free porter
ago upon arrival, and double on departure aud
other devices which mark the perfected water
ing place. Indcd mere exstencs is luxury a
mid the climate, the comforts and the scenery,
which surround the mountain springs. There
are green meadows, aud clear streams, springs
and spring houses, shaded by the elm and sugar
maple rich milk, golden butter, fat mutton and
fresh bread. Then there Is the entire freedom
from care, which enables one Ia devote himself
TO ten pins or shovel board with all the ambition
Of soldier or n statesman 10 labor in getting up
pic mic as If he were securing the capital stock
Of line Of transatlantic steamers, 10 come home
triumphant in the eupture of n string OF fish
which would not command five cents in any mar
kot, and in pursuit Of which he had hung his
hnok, barked his shins and repeatedly lost his
handkerchief and temper. Aud then af,er re-
freshmen and ablution, TO plunge into the may
dance forgetful Of awkwardness, infrmity, or the
mirth of others, as ifit were "A social duty tobe
discharged at any sacrifice. Then there is cool
nights, early rising, cheerful company, moderate
charges, and no other connection with the busy
world than to hear Of its cholera and failures by
tho daily ma. That there should be toll
wearied man, feeble woman, pinning child,
confined to the close tcaements of n city, when
there are such healthful and happy asylums with
in reach, is great defect in the local economy,
and when the politicians shall have succeeded IN
giving every person in the country farm, we
shall insist that they shall secure to the ladies
and children, free ticket and months board
at some Of the minor watering places of the
mountains.
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q a. d B TATE,
COM Nj SSION Nj + II HANTS
AND AGENTS FOR SALE OF
VA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
OFT cts No 30 Ngtrhe- 81. Ne,o Orleans.
A Remedy fer Each Disease

n ANSihShy II taCn Disease,
TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, 4 ALL
Persons travelling and all others, Of
Far Crss aud his ChsiS,r RAts.s
TO PREVENT cHoLERAIak teaspooufl Of IN VINE
teIuaA, the Pam tufer In aanlb cants
DIR RoREs CARNlNAfE BASAM Ct6era Mobus Com
plant
and should be kept ~ all families soothing
In cases OF nan wi bowel complaint cholera ebbus etessnes,
Plant, OF adults mas never tailed during the Choe OF 1892 1884
isfl failed nsia when used
patient have had enns from thousand
dnrns o.e memorable periods ehns wonderful powers
foR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
Dr. j. s. kast' Compound Of uoitl
Tho
bladder
Commended by lhe rhysc Price % cents
D. j. > Rosss NEGyous
stands without IT. equal for the relief and VII
Ahee'on fhuIn, Heart Burns Nunbue->.
nts a bot
Da Rosrs CovaH syrup,
TIE Lungs Throat Bronc acknowledge b, all remedy
- super OF all other known
OF 9ags Cold Asthma Consumption and all Lung Diseases
DH J. Ros's Brous pills
ah 10 cure maad drease Incident they
BILIOUS
they cleansing
eans t free from They
seeton the United of
bilious
mos stubborn of Bilious Fever Few l2
DN Coarorsp Diseases seroGus
sore aud Tor purity ns the Blood It's ALL Tiers
pA osEs will in
or Pam IN the stomach or Bowles Price l2A and Soc
kost has been regular practitioner Of edecne for thirty
fhadeph graduate from the University Pennsylvania s20
. an hoaorabe member OF the PHILADELPHIA Medical
All eS valuable medicines IA remedy for sess be had Of
caper carper Co Bs Lea HeIve.tae McRn
ney Lew sbufsj T. Campbell Slem N Ihransbus
generally, city and town throughout the
3laieo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-31

MAKING LOVE TO THE WRONG PERSONA
Cincinnati paper is responsible for the follow
ing
"Ayoung gentleman, who had been paying his
addresses m proprid persona to young lady in
this city, left few months ago and went down
the river ON business. correspondence was
immediately opened between the enamored pair,
and after exchanging several letters, the Young
lady was mortified TO find that her letters were
unanswered and, consequently, she ceased wri-
ting. But the real secret other receiving no let
ter was the fact that another young lady of the
same name, supposing they were intended for her
took them from the post Office, and opened cor
respondence with her proxy lover. Some two
months passed away, when the young man wound
up by direct answer, ayerring at the same time
that he thought the tone of her letters very differ
emf from those received when he first left Cincin-
maitland upbraided his fair love with INCONSISTENCY.
This last epistle too much for our romantic
incognito and, being conscience smitten for the
part she had been acting,and fully persuaded that
some other lady had been pining for the man she
was weoing, sought her out and delivered up the
letters to their rghtful owner. The matter was
speedily arranged, and the real lovers have since
become united in the bands of wedlock."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-31
For The Reg SER
& - Encourage True Merit.-MR EDITOR Al

49, Encourage True Merit-MR EDITOR Al
N-A-. low me through your columns. cali the AT.
cninn Of the public to elegant Daeuerre es-
ah tmeal al Mr. Gibbs, which has been recently fitted
up nI lyle Of ecEunc~ rely nrpns in the upper
of The ne, building Of esrs. Gers n Lisberger. on
Main At. W. desire il be known thu this
porar, catch penny establishment CONDUCTED by an hin
ernnt Yankee whose only aim and hghe ambition is to
from pee, ing and generous community the
golden dn lars rfied eli Ia hankee Land; but that
IT Is r"rtion the permanent fttares 81 or torn. and
hn is hy worthy citizen of the place, who
has selected Dsnvilie as the home OF himself and his
linaly.
Mr.. Glib, has manifested only q, at taste and
skill in fitting up his VIII is supplied with tile
n,us rcrent improvements the mr. We'll every
thing which is calculated to mihiser Ia the cOniou
his patrnIs but hus csinred commendahlc scgary la
the see ectiou Of The Agcat whose charge The estab
li~hment is plarfd We take great pleasure in
bearing tributary aud vary dirnteresed uony
the merit ut Mr. Potter, who wili be conceded by all
vi nay nuke trial Of his s>l, be only muster
ct III uri, but IA gentleman in his department and his
manners
We have had our heness taken in several Of the large
cities OF the Noth aid have visited very mnny Of thu
most celebrated establishments OF the kind lhe United
AM pctulr with those taken by MIR Potter
As his change Is quite mo leiute there are but
few persons who ord TO hand NV their keuess
10 pos,eIiB. hat may estimate the value whrh
will be be pat on Them by who shall after US
have only reflect how much would give for cor
rect likcnrsscs OF friends VIII gone from lur-
ever
We advise all, therefore to give NJ Potter trial =
We vii sun,uuy that the, will b, well pleas ed with his
work Come but
"D"ntn come at once CIYIS.
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