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associated with the greatest of the world
Drank in silence
Col. D. H. NEIMEN having been called
upon by the President, entertained the
company, in very amusing manner, by
the recital of his experience as the "devil
of printing Office. He declared the per-
iod of his devilship to have been the hap
piest of his life.
Tie Printing Office: The Alma Mater
of some of the finest intellects of the age.
She has given to the world many sons
whose names will occupy the brightest
pages of its history. (Six cbeers)
Mr.. Yates here introduced the letter OF
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, in an appropriate
reference to the life of the Judge.
WEST PENN SQUARE,
Philadelphia, Jan. Is, 1855.
Gentlemen : / have delayed answer
ing your polite invitation for the 18th
inst, until this moment, in the hope that
l could arrange matters so as to partici-
pate in the festivities of the OCCASION
But find that l must deny myself that
pleasure. 1 have long had desire to
visit Easton, and will endeavor to accom-
plish it in the course of the present year.
In the mean time, my brethern of the
typographical art, (for l am proud to
claim kindred with them,) have my best
wishes for their health and prosperity
send sentiment.
Yours, truly,
ELLIS LEWIS.
To Messrs. Stillwell and others, commit
tee.
The ArtS-Of all arts, there is none SO
useful as the art of printing. Without it
the author would be unknown, and his ef-
fusions fall still-born. May it never be
shackled by the contrivance of our inter
national copyright.
The President proposed three cheers
for Hon. Ellis Lewis, to which the comp
any responded. Music by the band.
XI
The Borough Of EaSton. Nature has
lavished beauty upon her, and kind
Providence has blessed ber citizens with
health. In the Revolution she was the
home of the patriot and statesman George
Taylor, and now she is the site of some oil
the most useful and prosperous institutions
of learning in the Commonwealth. (Three
cheers.)
Then followed the reading of the sub
Joined letters, in order Of their publica'
ton. Three cheers were given for the
writer at the end of each letter, followed
with music by the band.
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IpLEwILp, Jan. 6, 1855.

Gentlemen Your kind invitation has
been received | regret very much that
the state of my health is such as to pre-
vent my leaving home at the present sea-
son of the year. Wishing the honored
craft every happiness in their celebration,
I remain yours, very truly,
n. 2. WILLIS.
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VOL Is.
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NEWARK. Ohio. jan. 9, 1855.

Gentlemen : [ have just received your
note of invitation, and regret that it is not
in my power to participate in your festive
celebration. Ny engagements in the
Western States will occupy my whole
time for three or four months to come.
Permit me to wish you success in your
design of keeping green the memory Of
one of the noblest Of our craft, and to hope
that your festivities may be characterized
By all of Franklin's good faith and good
humor, without the exercise of his fru-
gality. I remain, gentlemen, with much
respect,
Very truly yours,
BAYARD TAYLOR.
To NJ. F. Stillwcll, W, II. Hutter and
others.
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Tie dag IRE celebrate. : The anDiversa-
" Of the birthday Of fellowcraftsman,
whose renown as statesman and phlloso-
pher will descend to the latest posteity.
His glory is our heritage, his career our
example, and his memory the object Of
our sacred regard. Drank in silence)
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Faust, Gutenberg and Ma0ef: The
inventors of the cart preservatlye OF all
arts" They need no panegyric at our
hands; their names are an honor to the
country of their birth and must ever be
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Tie President Of tie United Stats =
May Providence preside over all bis cOun-
ellis. and the nation be blessed In his ad-
ninistration. (Threc cheers.)
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Tiilings from Chesterfield.

CHEsTERfIfID COUNTY, VA, Aug 7, IoJ''
"ESSRS. DOVE & CO, Richmond. - Last tai one
lXl of my mules was turned loose In the sfnhe,ard;
while PLAYING about with other mules he ran with the
weight OF his whole body against LARGE plate Of sheet
iron cutting hmse the High ham about 10 inches
long, and frornn inch and hsf 10 twp inches deen'
The wound was Of such character to snpfese be
would never be Of any service To bgain SeeirR a
notice OF the Turf Oh In the papers procured aud
applied Il at once the and in about three weeks
I've perfectly well and work, and You cannot per
c,,ve the least scar where the eat was nude
n. a. WINFREE.
p. S.-Thetc are many of injuries 10 eeiie IN
his neghborhood which hive been cured by your Turf
OIL and II II any benefit to you can procure you
many itcstes Tue whole neghborhoed say - The
quickest healing remedy they ever saw.
A. WINFREE.
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More News from one Of the first Men
In Henry.
GILls Poisr, Henry County. Va, !
Lima 9Th IShh

GIILs Pofsr, Henry County Va,
June 9Th 1853.
nEAR SlRS About the 18th OF December ! vt /
l. became very much afflicted with whit Thought IN
old hurt H. one ii my knees (thc left one,) OF long
sanding. OF which hal frequent attacks thn
about eight days 1t became violent that 10 steep
was impossible In about twebty.four hours was si'
tackled my right hand and wrist and In abon, Twelve
hours attacked in my right ankle, at which time
under such excrucaling pain not TO be aide TO
take any whatever losing all appetite for any bnd
of food and in perfectly helpless con iition be
came almost n deranged My family standing
around ny bed side poring call in physician,
my reply was, thti If could obtain the right sofi OF
man would do So but tina, had as well die with To-
yer as ague Atlength consented for my son to 60
20 Mr.. james A. Crew., merchant, near me and 10
say him whit my situation was, alter had tried every
recommendation possible without the leust benefit That
Il he had any thing which he could truly recommend to
send it tome. H. sent bottle Of Doves Rheumatic
Liniment. used it rs directed and nitcr about six
hours dropped asleep Tor the first me in forty hours
Nv Joints became much swollen. From the time be-
gan get the swelling suagrd, and in ten dhy'l
able o attend 10 my business ~ usual soinoiines
have attacks in shoulders, the Eminent rs be-
fore, with immediate relief 10y timely application |
think u invaluable remedy, and am desiroue III
every person afflicted will tie most dreadful sconge on
ca, III (Rheun stitm,) should give it a tia
Yours, truly &c.
.IDWELI. STONE.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANs.-yiraini a.
Il LO utstama Line.-First Phc'set p .S+-s

sail with dispatch The superior fast sail
ing. double decked and copper fastened schooner
ELLEN CAPTAIN JAMES STiwART now loading and
will sail above. For balance at freight apply
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
Richmond
p. s. Slippers by this Vessel will get their eoods
port of es ation hnlf of ight cheaper
by any utLer route, uni in less tire. Insurance
can be effected on the bes terms. ID q. ". c.
aug 22-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWS FROM AMELIA.

AxEt4A CouxTY, July 10, 1889
MESSRS. DOVE & Go-Last autumn had very
vi fine horse injured in of his hind legs so bSdy
as TO cause il to swell the size of mans head on
which tried every remedy could hear or thick OF,
without relieving him in the least During the fall the
swelling continued when young Mr. Archer saw it, and
recommended your Turf Oil. Iprocured bottle, and,
in a very short time before had u-ed the contents OF
one bottle the swelling subsidized eni you could NOT tell
which leg was injured lie is well and doing all
kinds of farm work.
Very resi- ectially
ANN W. ARCHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27

NEW GOODS The subscriber has
" eeiyed his complete stock Of Spring aud Summer
DRY GOODS; to which the attention oil his friends
and the public in general is respectfully called. Ilay
ing taken advantage of tho depressed oi The
ket IN purchasing his Goods he viii he able to Nrr
graf Inducements To lnyers.
The articles numerous MENTION there eau
be found all the articles which II general Dry Gnud.
business embraces. besides largo of poot-
Shoes, Hats, Cups, fmbt eas, Parasoli, &c. Country
Merchants especially invite t. cull him hriorr
thry go further East he is determined tn sell Mt Rich
mond Prices. Stct attention will be- rad to out,rs.-
Come one and all
pplIgtsI NAT III GUGGENUEINER
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sour.gsipE aelEaMNAl,.


f-a.- ,zsg1 rsy y1ss} u - ready to receive
lesa ~ ia 4aa lra,sh,, a. In 5aoh.ir Rail.
road. WIN, T. Andei sons Commissinu Hpuse ON the
Basin. Any person wishing TO the ates OF freight
,an obtain a reigl list by calling on me.
By order of the Supt
sep BOTS ALFRED, ". HORNER Ag't.
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RICHMOND. January lC. 1875

Mossrs. DOVE g. Co.--for about seven years my me-
gro bow Simon. had an ulcer the shin bone of
of his legs he had the very best medical advice,
and the sriotest attention from myself; the has
been repeatedly poutced and burnt with caustic; in
crya', whilst giving and applying medicine. he has been
sept low diet and also kept per ieety quiet, with the
limb elevated; sometimes the wou be large
pu'c1 ii maa hand, aud others larger than
halt dime. and when it has attained This small
size wolid break out again. | became entirely dis
cuuaa ed alb, II H. an day, while in Your store.
-krd yuu whut nt do ior il; You gave bottle OF
yeur ar oil. and after using ; bottles (by the direc
tion,) entirety Ludci. Previous to the time of
using IT, l." had I,i month, from his work, but since he
hts H"srt h,,l single day. will aid that have
pen ct u>ef~ss on ms lini5. about Hundred ard
hhy o'rr,. AMI il gives peasurct add to the
ny va law, III, testimonial OF The virtues of your
ltht on. Fciy respectfully
). E. SHELTON.
Ia oory--fn' shedIy permission from Il lady in tbs
I.}.d6in
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MEDICINES.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTU9


l. rot 'df,'e'e o. "t,e4fg ~ u,
An lHFHtIf1LE hgAkpf l9f oefeilo' hlngs Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate ouiaheous Eiuptons, Pin.
pies or Pnstaies on tee Fde Do'ees, So'is, Cronic
Sore Eyes, Ring worm OF ie'ef' SGaid Head, En-.
largement ard ram ot te hoies ala 'o'nts' Stubborn
Ulcers, Sypihic Dsordets' i-uiapago' spinal Com.
plants ami ali Diseases nFlss from an 'nludieious
use ct Mercury i"pfudfhoe III Inc Ut impuriiy of
the Blood
his valuable Medicine, "tle ''as become celebrated
the number al extraordinary o'es ehected through
It's agency s induced me prop ifor- al the urgent
uest al heir friends TO "hr 10 the pubic which they
10 Win the utmost eo.'"'"s 1 III us virtues and Won
Ierful curative properties lie following certificates.
selected Trojan al-e nHmbef' are, however stronger
testimony tan the inete wort ct Ire propretors and
all from Gentlemen wen kaa IN a Their localities,
iud Ut the flsit'i fes!1c,''.f9 nm an them residing
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Isl NAT d'L GUGGENnEINEI


I,UN AND EXCITEMENT AHEAD--The mi
Il val ol the celebrated Equesan Company aHd Me-
uagerie of Robinson a Eidrod. whose performances
stand nnrivulled in tbs any other country.
We will be receviue uul supply al Spring ned
Summer Clubbing from th. limr uDt lhr 1t oi JUN;
also ln.ge stuck OF Geutlsmen, furnishing Gouds Il
all descriptions The-. Goo is a., 81 tho ia,t 81 80,
and will be sud small advance Tor easb uur
lriend- from the county, who intend visiting Lyrc
burg aatng tho approaching anni' esary of Aup'rc'o
ludef cadu6cr, viii hye ar opportunity Of furnishing
themzelse, rom stock, II il almost unneccssn
~ iot STATE here II Il. for elegance, L. materials
and Wi % tpaHship Goods cnuuot he aurpnssrd.
GLASS i RAINB. J. DIXON. Ag't.
franklin Cloth and Clobng House, Bank Squarcop-
posite iha Farmers Bank. June % T.
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NETWORK.
COMBS, FANS. AND FANCY GOODS.

WILLIAM TASKER,
~ PARK PLACE. NEW.YORk invites the at
III entlon OF Southern and Western Merchants
10 IN. new stock of Fans combs Hair Tooth, and Nail
Brushes Ladies Reticues, Periumcry, Soaps, Porte
Monnaies Jo and Bend Bracelets Pocket Books Dress
Buttons Pins and Ne ,dles hooks and Eyes, Watch
Guards Wax, cofal and Glass Beads. Necklaces, &c.
India Rubber Combs. Canes. Balls aud Toys qi every
description. Scissors. Razors and Cutlery, Gold AMI
Gill Iewelry Accordeons aud Vioins including gen.
era md very a,ge stocK Of English Fren b aud Ger.
INN Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very low
est prices Tor cash approved pnper
Orders by letter selected aud put up in the best
manner.
WILLIAM TASKER.
10 Park Place. New Y ork.
T. S-P,ease cut this out. may2 div
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GAS, GAS!! GAS!!

GAS, GAS!! CASH
DERSONS wishing their houses 6tei CIR burning
Gas will find some strong m,ucomcut. o0eired. by
appsineto the subscriber. have GOOD worhn,,n and
superior stock Of materials. \. Il. DABNBY.
n. B.--Al orders TOR fitting up Tobacco Factories
reesised within >ixty days, payment will br~equircd
hoiole the LIST Of Junr, 1850
inn 7 dts
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sun more News sro,n n Good MAN.

SUGAR Tar, VA. June 18Th. 1855.
M ESSRS. DOVE 4 col hereby certify that tor
M years past have been much afflicted with Rhou
mHtism, and from the frequent of Your Linnent
have been almost entirely relieved Of the lisense.
sell great deal of it to my Ieighbors, and do MT
recoec solitary where II has hcen applied
cording the directions. OF il. hsying niled uld
relief No family should be without this Eminent.
regard it $ OF the best remedies for rheumatism
have tried and with the greatest pleasure do
commend 1t to every family in the world.
Yours truly. A. CREWS.
aur .,J0,h dac
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

n BuSlNESS.-fhe subscriber, located the
Dock, convenient 10 the landings of the Steamers and
Vessels Is prepared Ia forward extremely low rates,
ALL KINDS or MERCHANDISE, TOBACCO,
FLOUR, GRAIN, aid other county ialuce.
liz will also give his personal atcit the sale
Flour, Grain aud penace and the putrh SOFT Groceries
His locei"n chhbes aim To forward t,oods and Pro.
dnr" al aboa ptr haf the nsua catze> - birlrn,nd;
and nun lrns cNpcrier &c in the hu-s all asks i,
II trial TO insure SAIL action.
ALFRED y. LEE, On the Dork.
" Is 3n Richnand Va
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
~ BBLS Siunrts C. Sugar,
y 95 Ground, Clarified & Crushed do,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bills N. o. Moasses,
10 hhds. 7. II. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguirp do,
10 " Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantinc and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Call soon selling cheap.
feb "a is) YOUNGER SMITH
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More News OF its Efficacy.
SASpr RIVER, Pitisyyanio County, Va
lima oud 1915,


June 2nd, 1881
M ESSRS. D0VE& CO.-DEaR SIRs; thereby Ger
JNl tify that about the first Of last Matchh ~as At
tackled with Rheumatism OF the character. IN
shoulder and taking the use OF II entirely from
me- and from which suffered very severe pain Tor three
or four days NV then procured bottle OF your
Rheumatic Eminent and applied It according 10 The
directions, from which was restored in shot time.
and my arm restored full strength and vgor in
few days; and earnestly recommend 1t 10 all who may
be afflicted with rheumatism And il IS duty you
owe the community 10 urge its copy.
THOMAS HUNDLEl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27

DISSOLUTION subscribers having dis
- posed of their entire stock hessrs Taliarrro
u Hamilton would respectfully call upon those indebt
I'd to them forward and settle as is cssentini
hat their business be closed up early pc riod
possible In retiring from the grocery business they
their sincere hanks their friends and
Tor the liberal encouragement bestowed upon them and
ast a continuance of the same concern Office
the old stand. DILLARD & OGDEN.
dec 22.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27

BUILDING MATE saEAES at COST.
hD Having determined close out my stock nj Carpen-
:cr,. Hardwa eard Building Materials .includng
ensiye assortment at LncLs, Hinges, Screws, Window
Gins; sc &c, The whole stool, is now offered II
rosi. Those wishing any ding IL that line would con-
suit their interests by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere. .,uar1dts A. WINSTON.
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something Superior,

vi cCORKLE T. JONES will have, in a few days
L'A 20 cases that celebrated "F. G. Stick Li,4lice
90 do do. Mass dn
To which they vie the attention of manufacturers
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Doctor 1noFLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,


prepared by Dir. c. NJ. Jackson. German Medicine
Store No 800 Arch st. door below Sixth, Phisada.
Their power the above diseases is nor eHcee,i.
States. the attest, in runy cases after shui
physicians Lod failed.
These Bittcrs are worthy the attention Of invulids.
Possessing great virtues in the recfeaor of tie liver
aa1 lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness aud Affection the digestive organ they
are witla sac. certain and pleasant
yIRGIEIA TESTIMONY. DIR j. NJ. Wilson. Lexington.
Va, Feb 9th, 1859. .ad "a" am entirely out Of the
German Brers. They have become al le rage Moth
NJ, lse sells.
The Tenth Legion, published Wood.rork. VA.
said Jan 10Th 1850: "A Great Mod;cine-We hive
uniformly rciraired from recommending the public
my If the various patent medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value. Among those
We consider worthy of notice, is the German Bitles IN.
en,ed by DE-. j ., nnd, and prepared by Dir Jackson
Philadelphia One instance ia particular. ia which
lie superior virtues OF ts medicine lave been tested
has fallen under our observni During the last sum.
met son of Mr.. Ahram CrabiH, OF this county, was
cry seriously affected with Liver C,inpain ard uint
Irving, ia vain. various RENE lies, purchased bor;e
If the Bhters aud after using It. much ciaved
of his distressing malady that he procured a:olncr bot
lie and is restored entirely health"
I ley are entirely vegetabIe free from all injurious
ing eients, always strengthen the SYSTEM and never
it.
For rale wholesale by Druggists in al the principal
cities and retail by npohccaies and storrkccrers in
very town in the United States.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & CO,
an }. II. SEAl x co. Lynchburg nj by dealers in
M icilg pypr \, lsrr q IL
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LINE of Richmond xs

These vessels of the first class but in the city
Baltimore, expressly for this trade md have superior
rommodatons Tor passengers. They are commanded
~ perienced CAPTAINS, well qualified for the trade
and who will spare exertion TO accommodate They
will be owed up end down the rivers by steam. and may
le relied TO sail promptly as adyertized
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nav
York. will find it TO their intcres, Ia ship ~ this rs
freight will always be taken low as by any otle,
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYurk give satisfaction
Insurance can be Elected in The Richmond Fire Asso
citation BY this line az 3-s per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed il, obtain
Ing full share ct patronage
Goods shipped by this line New orlt will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans Mobile
charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock. Ia New
York Berth No. 1, Coffee House Slip, foot Wall
Street
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE Richmond, } y
G. II. PIERSoN, NY IS
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CHAD AND HERRlAGS The Subscribers have
- fur sale Shad in hnt bpre nIso iefrnPs IN whole
and half barrels FRANKLIN x BROTHER.
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MERCHANDISE.
SERAsTOPOL NOr TAKEN.-r'

cERASTOPOl NOT TAKEN.-rn sup
- ply III, troops In the Crinea / want 5.00O par
country net WOODEN SOCKS, for which the full mar
kef price will be given. In order TO raise the siege
have determined sell the whole OF my stock OF fhncy
DIR, Goods, at reduced priee.-Needle Work OF every
description, Ribbons, silks Mtts. Nd Gloves embroi
dered Muslin, Swiss ard Jaeonot Collais, 6ingham''
Lawns French Corsots beautiful article NJ u 10 per
pair worth - 90 Please give me a call and look Tor
yourselves JOHN AbhAffAMe
nj, iu-ts Cash Dry Goods Store.
Fishing Tackle. Nc.
A1TE are receiving every week, by express, FISH
w ING TACKLE. 10 whirh We invite the attention
of al rer.oas wanting unwilling In /, at linz. wiz
RaIs from three 10 IA inint-.
fout fods, with tips foil mounted
Fur joint rods ut .,
Walking cane rods in snd joints,
silk grass hemp and hair lines, superior qualify
tiraYitstion Limerick anI Virginia Hooks,
Bait nets. with without rods.
Plain aud fne reels India Rubber f.h bait. needles,
artificial hes sBoods md every ID ng in the sporting
line at the Qua store w. u. q q. FISHER,
Opposite NorvslI House, Lypohburg.
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ESLAsTEC BEEFS.-l nave Just received by
IA express another lot OF those y,ry drsirabl. EtAS
TIC BELTS nit stlalo, and Widths. Gull soon n.nl ~.
leet f1r Yourselves \. ). ENGLEDOEE.
iv1Sts
Gns FOR RENE SINAI aous, NEAR Mr.
III Warcru Gbnlawat, with bboHt Two ertcs< en-
closed and a good spring within thirty varls.of the
door. Possession given immediately Arpytp
mar2G-dts JOuN llOLLINS.
GROUND AGUM SALT-l00o Sack. il,
NJ consignt eut for >,he very low bv
" lists ALFRED s. LEE Richmond
1855 FALL Style HATS Is55.
IuS opened, hi. day, beautiful ar'i,lart
oHgGts eEtErGY'i.
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(sgTX or aYNCEEHUasG-An engr.

" Of Ibis City hom the accurate putting of II. BEY
Err. Il So. be had at the Book Store of Payne \
Christian by early application, at tie low price of $500
July l0-ts-Re publican copy
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- LAhGE lSOCk OF DRY GOODS IL MARKET
FOR CASti.-My stock of Spring and Summer
Goods is now complete. The Whole stock was bought
very cheap and will he sold for very small profit Tor
CASH
Tie money market having become easy, | hope nv
friends and customers will come forward and SUNNY
themselves literally All ask is a call from those in
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