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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-29
Valuable ARbeanarle Land
&.


IN pursuance of a trust deed made to me by Col.
Jno r. Jones and wife, of record in Albemare
Clerks Office, and for the purposes therein men
toned, shall. on the 18th day of September
next if fair. otherwise the next suitable day, offer
for sale. upon the premises. at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, that we'll known and highly
desirable farm. the property of said Jones, con-
tanning about zoo ACRES, to be sold and con.
viewed by a survey now being made, lying in Al
bemarle. on Mellow Creek, within mile North
of Charlottesville and of the Railroad Depot in
that place and about two miles Of the Rlvanna
River. nearly completed to Charlottesville for
horse boat navigation TO Richmond- halt a
mile Of one grst and flour mill, and three miles
of two others, all in high repute-aad within
two miles of the University Of Virginia. 1t is in
the midst Of society which for worth, standing
and intelligence is surpassed by none IN the State F.;
and is accessible 10 male and female schools IN
Charlottesville and the immediate neighbcrhood
entitled to, and which receive, the public conll-
dence and support here and abroad.
This farm is most abundanlly waered; Nlea-
dow Creek running through it, and number OF
excellent springs on various parts of it. IL has "a
bout fifty acres of meadow land and is well adap'
ted to the growth of Tobacco, Wheat. Corn OATS,
Rye, Sc II is in fine condition. well enclosed,
has from rs to 200 acres OF excellent timber, a
very large barn with stationary ihreshng ma
chine, corn house, Stables, Negro houses, and Ice
house, the mansion house being recently burnt
The extension Of the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad TO Lynchburg. now in progress OF eXecu-
ton. is expected to pass through it.
Persons DESTROYS TO examine ii, or wishing fur
Their information, are referred 10 Col. John II.
J,pec Mr. lanes RI Daniel nr myself at Char
lottesvlle, Albemarle, Va.
expect, at the same time, to offer for sale, IN
lots of Eve acres. the timber standing on some 5O
or 60 acres of this tract; being within mile and
half of charlottesville. and TO which the aiten-
ton OF Housekeepers in the town is invited.
TERMS of sale of farm. Sc, will be made
known on day OF SALE Possession. for the p"r,-
pose of seeding, will be given immedlaeiy-and
full possession 10 be had as soon as the growing
crop is gathered V. w. SOUTHALL.
AUGUST Is. lS55.-tds. SO Trustee.
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TEyIIE. bonds, accounts SC. of A. NJ. Simpson &
u Co.. TO July lst, 1855, have been placed in
nv hands for settlement. Those knowing them
selves indebted will please come forward and set
tic. j. Y. w WHEAT.
Staunton. Aug. 6. 1855.
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Barterbrook, Aug. %, ls55.-3t
saSs of Personal Property.

IT AylNG sold my Land below Wayncsborongh, |
will sell Saturday the ST Of September next my
Personal Property, consisting in part OF 10 -
head of Horses, Is TO 30 head Stock Cat srf-SFf 4
tic, Hogs, Sheep, Wheat, Corn, Hay l5s}<..EEs.
Blacksmith Tools, Farming Utensil, of & ST.
nearly every kind, Household aud Kitch- ssss
Furniture, and various articles useless to MENTION
~ Terms made known at sac--to commence at 10
O'Clock, 4. NJ. JACOB KEISER.
dur Is lS55-3t*
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s. S. STEVENS.
ING L A d I e s.
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
SElocEloe MiEE, Richmond, va.

kUANULIIT RNU DME NOIaVoI'
I,iS institution occupies the splendid mansion for,
I merly owned by Judge Mason, on the corner oil
most beautiful convenient and healthy in the city.
The Grounds and Buildings are extensive and afford
the choicest accommodations, adapted to the design oil
the Institution The apartments are spacious and hted
up in style of cheerfness and comfort. The course oil
hstrnct;o1 pursued is extensive, embracing all the inn
nortant branches taught in best Summaries. Expe-
cnccd and accomplished teachers are secured in all de-
partmentS
The next session commences on the first OF OCTOBER
FSz- TERMS one-haf payable in advance; the remain
der on the fret OF March o.
Board and Washing, S220 w
Higher English branches, Az w
Primary Department, ~ ~ 0 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ~ w
Music, :, w
ne. All communications addressed TO S. S. Stevens,
Richmond, will be promptly attended TO.
Aug S, lS55.-6t
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BAND Elsss SALE.

WILL be sold at public SALE at my residence, neir
w Spring Hill, on Thursday the 3Oh Of augva,
west Of Mt Solon and adjoining the lands Of John Sea,
wright. Esq, DR.. Gamble and Others and containing
about $40 Acres, about % of which are .,ExFK
cleared and under fence, with good &3ff1k
F bss. 4 s ssd .s s'1 100 4::! Il
lent Fruit AS persons wishing to buy e
will of course examine for themselves further dcscrP
ton is deemed unnecessary.
Also, at the same time and place, all my PERSON.
Al PROPERTY, consisting of Horses; Cattle, Hogs
Sheep, Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Fur;
nure, quantity of Hay, some Pasture, Carryal and
Machine and fixtures for the manufacture Of Frctop
Matches, &C., SC,
Terms for the land one. third in hand when osscssIoa
is given, and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments bond with approved security will be requredi
Nine months credit on the Personal Properly, &c.
JNo. PATTERSON
July 25, 1s55.-tds.
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EOEACG.

A NJ. SIMPSON s. CO. hereby inform the
IA public that the firm under that name having
been dissolved By mutual consent, (io take place
July lst, 1859 they have placed their bonds,
accounts &C.. in the hands of j. e. Wheat Tor
speedy settlement.
gy- Please call at the store and settle.
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valuable Town Lots For Sale.

INOR beautiful residence in one of the most desirable
i neighborhoods in the of Stanton, having all
the social advantages ofthc town. and lat the same time,
the sweet secuson of the country, these lots afford
opportunity.
For information relating to their location charac-
ter, and to purchase, apply to the undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON.
July Is, 1355-tf
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Stanton, Aug. Is, 1855.
PAY ATTENTION.

BEG leave to inform my friends and Customers that
all the accounts dueme up to July !, $780, are madc
out. aud now await settlement As money. Is very
much needed, prompt compliance is expected:
JACOB POLITE.
The remaining stool. of goods, containing yet good
assortment, is selling now at cost for cash. j. r.
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NA,EgftE.
STAPLES. MARTIN 4 co.
BAEeTEgegsgeOOEG ACADEMY,

'INHE exercises of this School will commence on the
l first Monday of September and close the last OF
June The location is very pleasant one' having no
miles from Stanton and miles from Fishersviiie
Cheap and comfortable Boarding be obtained in the
neighborhood
Latin. Greek and Mathematics, 81 90 per me.
All English Branches taught at usual prices.
z. J. WALKER, Principal.
Barterhrook, Aug. %, ls55.-3t
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ynE MARKET PRICES.
srAUNTOY PRICES CURRENT.

STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
Reported JPeekiy for hs Spectator.
F,orp fnev, \ sup, SIS 90 WHEAT, (rcd) Sl.50
90 (od) IS u 60 (white) 81 62s
p,co>, Cbams \ l2l Corn Coo.
&c fnidllinqs1 TO- RYE, zoe.
&c Hog-round \ H. OATS, 25c
s,r Ashton. $500 FLAxsEED, 81 90.
- sround aInm, GO %. PLASTER. lump, S12.
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Good Medicines.
Sept. Is, Is

1.;s estimated that Ayer'S Cherry 49,
psctoynl and Cathartic PitlS have b 49, "a
49, moe TO promote the public J SSE@TY
SoaItb than any other one cause.
rhsre can be no question that the @F.rSSSgLySA
I,berrv, Pectoral has by its thousand [, "a yFrY
~ tbonsond cures of Colds, Coughs, ~ N3,ss&SS
I.thT,a Cronn. Influenza, Bronchi- ss=Als2ssssgSA
a. e. vcr,, much reduced the pro- 14A-l-aa<A
on f deaths from consumptvc diseases m TINS conn,
20 The pills are as good as the Pectoral and VIII
cure more complaints. -, ,,,,.,,:no. p,rro tba
LII e., rs impurities Purge the bowels, Lyerand
sI ,hoe yscera system from distractions. Purge
out the diseases which asten on the Body to work It's
d. But for diseases we should die only oil old age
rake antotcs early and thrust tom the system Dc
fore il is vet too strong to yield. -. =.
AYERS Pills do thrust out disease not only whiie
"a weak but when it has taken strong hold READ tue
astonishing statements Of those who have beea cured by
them from dreadful Scroula, Dropsy, Ulcers Skm us
eases Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia lnterhai
pains Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache' Eout
and many less dangerous but still threatening aments
such as 6impes on the face Worms, Nervous rritaDl
;tv loss of appetite, Irregularities, DIZZINESS IN the
head Colds Fevers DySentery, and indeed every va
fcty Of eomplaints for which Purgat'e Remedy Is re
CURED. ..--.. -. .., o,,hont;co-
ted by YOUR own neghborS and your own fhy SlcanS'
Try them once, and you viii never DC %t'hou' 'u'ii
Price % cts. per Box IS Boxes for $l0O
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER, Lowell masS&cho-
sets and sold by every respectable Druggist IN We"
England.
I,L- IS55-0mo
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a,sna! Hill School,

HE four session of this School will open the first
l. Monday in September, 1906. The year will be d.
vided into two sessions of months each.
TUITION FEES.
For orhosraphy, &C. per session of mos, So 90
L. Grammar, Natural Philosophy, &c, 10 90
Algebra. Geometry, Surveying and Latin, II 90
Aug. %. 1855. NJ. r. COULTER.
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BAKEP'S PREMIUM BITIERS.-ihe toiio"-
inc voluntary certificate is from regular Physician
NS"u ~ ''''' April 18th, 1858.
DIR. E. BAKER: Dear Sir-In returning you my
warmest thanks for the have met with IN the
use Of your Premium Bitters sense OF justice ana DC
neyolence actuaes me to lay before you the following
(alraOst nlirGcttlous) cure.
own a woman, a very valuable servant VINO 1Her
the birth of her sixth child, became very much deoil
tated owing to the rregulary OF the menstrual courses
She suffered most from Memorrhogia when Is an Ia
creased or excessive secretion OF the menSeS FOR SIX
wears dcspared of her recovery she was exceedingy
feeble and suffered, certain periods eNcrutat'hg
pains during that time she had several miscarriage
The best medical aid was afforded her; but she conun
ued 10 grow worse until, last resort determined
10 try Bakcrs Premium Bitters; and, to my SURPRISE
before using two bottles her health began TO improve
and ere twelve months had elapsed she gave birth to
fine healthy child She is now enjoying as good health
as she ever did She thinks your Bitters elected her
cure, and must undoubtedly concur in her opinion l
take pleasure in recommending them to the public IN all
such cases as the above mentioned
Very respectfully. yours,
Il. T. HUNDLEY,
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by J. Is; EsK,
RIDGE Staunton; BlBs s WILLS, ChariottesVlie' ana
by Druggists generally.
June 8, 1866.
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spECTaT, MorTuu-

HOLDERS of Certificates of Deposite with the Au,
u gista Savings Bank, are hereby required to pre-
sent said Certificates the Treasurer for registration by
the first September next. L. G. RICHARDS,
Staunton, Aug. 10, 1855. Treasurer
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pTotice To Farmers,

WE have large lot of and horse Livingston
w Ploughs and Castings hand and for sale i'd
crate terms.
5S;. Old Castings taken in exchange for new.
b. &. j. S. CRAWFORD.
staunton, Aug. g. 1866 st
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-29

Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL & Pills.
rrHEsE are dcseryedly popular Medicines for Coughs
i Colds, Bilious Complaints, Dropsy, Heartburn, Sc,
at JAS. G. LAIRD'S Drug Store.
Aug |, 1857.
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Wanted to Hire J,

A NEGRO WOMAN, without ncumbrance. who
"A can wash and iron for small family. Enquire at
the Spectator Office.
Staunton, August %, 1855
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WAYNESBOROUGH ACADEMY.

TINE next session will commence on tho LIST Monday
Of September The school will be limited to tel,
twelve classical scholars few boarders will DO no
oeiyed
TERMs-For session Of ten months, $40. Thlsvili
include all boarding expenses aud tuition
w. T. RICHARDSON,
July Is, lss5.-tlS Waynesboro. vc
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PU8LIC SALE OF
Hand. Slaves, Stock, Crops, &c.

land, Slaves, stock, crops S&C'
TJAVINC determined TO remove to the South, VIII
II on Tuesday The Sa day Or Octo1eT 800, a'ny res
;dcnce near the town of Liberty in the county oil Bed
So seu 10 the highest bidder, at public aIcuoa, my
Z.SACT OF LAND, on which now reside, con-
4,;nirc about 1,sSo Acres. This land lies within
road al the town of Liberty large portion oil II Is
aeav;ly timbered it has it an abundance oil water
~ oiaared land is in high state OF improvement
;ghs Improvement, ~, y house, We'll IsssviM
.nodious Dwelling House, Ice. 1T isss!fI
and we'll house, aud all other necessary a
5onses Including a large number OF comiorta- ssssr
hc negro Cabins aud a large AID convenient ~-%=ss@
Barn The dwelling house is beautifully located IN lhe
cenre of large yard filed with shade trees near
which is large and productive garuea. II Is one VI
the most dgb,l and pleasant family residences IN inc
upper country This Tract Of Land from us cohuS'iy
to market us fertility, and productNeness' SIv .Sio
most desirable and valuable IN this country W! -,
dence Is lust one mile from the town OF Liberty Wnce
there are four churches excellent schools and PoPu
lation as moral and refined in any town III the 0t"'
will take pleasure in showing the land to any one VINO
will call me. will be sold in one entire tract vi
divided into two m1re tracts, TO suit purchasers
Also, at the time and place, | "a
will sell to the highest bidder, 30 Vail EIlN
vabie slaves. the most Of them young 9ts3<3
and very likely; among them is good sSsAsS
Blacksmith several good Cooks, and I'M
number of valuable house servants. W.
Also, all my Horses, Mules, Cattle, u
uops and Stock Of every kind, fine
Carriage Rockaway, Wagons, Carts, all my Planta-
,on Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture. crop Of
Corn Oats Hay, and Straw, aad variety OF other
A. the same time, win sell LOT in the town of
hort on which is large and excellent Brick Faco-
~ covered with TIM and several other houses, together
-, "a presses and fixtures in the Factory.
TrpSIS The real estate will be sold on q credit Of
anS Yeas, equal nstalments, boads and good Sc
c,r;, S;,s Sc1nired and the title retained farther
sas ua al the purchase money II : pla with
interest from the day of SALE and the other property oa
credit Of twelve noahs for all sums over ten dollars
For that amount and under. cash will be reqNfod'-
E5qd and security required from tae p1r911a%rn py
Az, -; i'5s.-tt, VILLA"
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Selling of at Cost for Cash u!
EARGAIMSI BARGAINS /! |

V'HE subscriber wishing reduce his stock to pre-;
pare for the approaching season, takes this method
of informing the public that he will sell at prime cost
for cash. up to the first of October next He has large
and well selected stock of Dry Goods and Millinery
Call early, as You can get bargains for your money
GEO. w. SMITH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-29

WINDSOR PLASTER, in full supply %
w wharf and to arrive shortly. for sale by
FOWI.E T. CO.
Alexandra, April II, is5S.-H,
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AsDaHa EsOXy School.

rlNrE duties Of this School will BE- resumed cn Monda
| the 10Th day of September next.
nc5- Trans as heretofore. \. NJ. NJ. CLARKE.
stanton, Aug %, l555.-3t
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,E7e.cEsnv Wanted.

'EessCEhS9' SE sa-s ~ 49,, Ga
YOUNG Lady with proper w. V.n ,s
a employment as teacher upon reI'. ~
in Gretnvlc For further particulars $, aPPi{T ~
dug %, 1856 l.. bo0hu -a-e
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Attention Land Buyers
A FINE IMPROVED EARN,
IAh > = = y " CIV
For Sale.

NEAR STAUNTOW,
For Sale.
t0ESIRING to make change in my business, on ac-
~ count of my health will offer at public sale, on
Thursday the 18Th day Of September, if not private
y before that time, my valuable Farm, lying about one
mile from Staunton; the Jennings Gap road, con-
tanning $50 Acres about 100 Of which are in tim
Der. There is on the place new, large
N $50 and handsome BRLCR DWEL-
$@{lsEsN sIsM LIN III o USE, with II rooms,
IllSl "a Granary, Corn house, Smoke house,
Barn. Sc There is good, Spring on
near the dwelling house. There is also the place
Young Orchard Of the very best fruit Such desirable
property is rarely put in market, and the attention OF
land buyers invited to it, as am disposed sell bar
gain. a.;
putting in Fall GsOP and s
TERMS OF SALE.--The terms of sale will be one
third in hand and the balance in one, two, and three
years, bearing interest from date
Aug. s, 1S55.-tds.
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Ssptember.

SSpL6nUTI'
J1R ANK LESLIE'S ladies Gazette OF Paris Londoh
e aad New York Fashions for September.
RoSERr COW-4N.
Stsuatsa, zu.. %, 1876
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BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.@The follow
inc Voluntary certificate is from regular Physician
Read it-then try the Bitters ,,,,.,eso
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

On Friday last John McCarron, who was
convicted Of the murder Of JAS. 0Brien, in July,
1858, was hanged in the jail yard at Rome, N.
Y. leaving & widow and four children, the
youngest born since the fathers arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

= Yet resas tSs pars Ia IL ~ RI n. =
Hsr summer vsiI. baif drawn On hsh,
~ s5. 49, ss ssa asrk g nd ftil ~ y.
"a /. q q s'. ssesy s'.At.1s aa'l-
~ T.ss IVY $500 snoss ~ 4. Noealsna sesne
Rsoosss II sosy ssrsns. s - = 80 \ esaas'
\ Iiks weary nsn when sss n van-- II M
eucn csim old age - conscisncs pure
ws;tsns ths,, na.ns nsssss s. n
Content o ifTs, yss III sffsid e H.
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fs T,.r f,s,y ,s,,s r,,,,,. s2r
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= ~ lscvs oydnsy sn1itn ~ md
preached In the Cstheafel of Y0rk. ha{sS. j.
congregation composex; Il I
ana la1xsvs \ ~ a.
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% tns present time, and noIninend II 70 M H.
slee o. our readerss especially to thos5 Nho nny
have the administer ation OF the lxy ii, -.
IN thaSa si,nss .h.,, 9,
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sIs 1a.npahs - sollao seosiens of o1r co1ntfy.
ana ssack es no infamous means to accomplish
On nDjuet and unlawful end, II is well IL plsce
before the eyes cf the conaer stnrs n IL II ~
the nob,s anf ..,,ast i,
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light shs i yelnsd i no prioe5 4sI ii ssiss IS.
sneA ne nnu y diamond shau hs lssys
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destroy Win - .hs ssniacsnt tsnps Il ocd q ssis
moral sdnco q &. es s vls lps sn
prayers 70 God And many nsa 6sss rslzsd;
syss u e rsDs4 II III u r s :r
desoIstion q ~ s ~
1Aete may De tneKe plopsoy 10 in tho chrrehs some
yonns man wno may hsrssicr az the oiirs KosIsh
day srs dead sns Ill % NJ ~o1
4 sna as. ss tasm form :nd sSa n sps ts
y mariner looks 70 III sopss il .hs calm MI ioos
n,s compass Y tbs and never kssps BIZ
testing ths iust sxhts n uas 81 r.v
~ lin ever cling 70 that pEs, ezsltsa md
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

Vt lIsL. p. N a.
81 DEFINITION ExTKAQRDINARH.---Ata 3 railway
stations an old lady said 20 q pelnpons- looking
communication
Pray sir, what Is steam z 3ssssss
Dandy !" Steam, ma am is awI Why do
you sse, steam eh |? why, steam, AN that is,
steam, aw'! is-- ~ ss
The luminous explanation was here inter-
.rnpted by 4 big raw sboned looking animsl,whe
lent II this -.
y 4 knowe,d that chap could Int tell ye steam
tioni Dandy sloped from thAt crowd sssAs8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-16

0rfla, the celebrated doctor, being examined
as an s expert, on capital trial. was asked
by the President whether be could tell what
quantity Of arsenic was requisite to kin sfy.
The doctor replied, Certainly, NJ. le Presi-
dent but must know oeiOrehand the age of
and habits Of body. whether married or single,
widow or maid. Widewer or banhelor. When
satisfied on these points I csn answer your
question. 49,
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BUSINESS DIRFCTORY.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 4
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+ "A DAMS, r.. w. Grocer, corner Front, Co =
a mes $50 gn.oe srssss, I'll
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css s.s. ss2ess. s.yss.s sssa assps1 I'D zas
Sssn nsas ~ Chnteh sad Heass wiade~a en- !.
BROWN, THOS., CARPENTER and Joiner, 125
- Peydrs 81 irsud. psbIis
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" esne .a.s.. Nsve1ssas.. 81 .sa42 = q y
IoGEKT, g. e q CO.. Ship Agents and
TYONVERSE d co. Grocers and Dealers In
cen.mon .sa Eason ,sesss. !. ass
ehOBYNS q; HARR1NGTON,S Daguerreo-
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slSf sIfsns of s.sin IsrFs dsa1itIsa 81
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- 9...ea a.s..a.s... 20. z ss.ne street. = = nse
iGa lla. EhbEhHE ~, az ks. BUILDER, CIRCUS
I'd o Fpr IN
NEHRENRACH. N Dealer Il piano Fortss.
y! Nc ils Canal. Bssr 81. charles Arrest. III
xIFFNEY q LOWELL, Ship Agents aad
S1 comai.sioa As,shaa .Is cosusos a.rss. 77sS sbi
dJANEB g CO., @. o., Importers and Deal
M ss 10 Hardware Gallery Grsver
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A fresh effort IS being made in Philadelphia
to obtain the pardon Of DR.. Beale. Of ohloroform
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