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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27


~ r,I y ON can buy RE ADh-MAlE 90 hi\' "l'
- SHING GOODS. at wh"lesal" aud retail III t
NJ ,t,1c at loyy cash prices by calling at Alt'
~ corner of Main and Market Streets Whe.C 9'
= On nor cent H. has jr returned from 'he \o'tt
VIII save ,,berr he has good supplies, express
~ tr mis- market of the most ftslonabie styi anu 80
y ' W t 1lotbing line and cheaper than was ever ocrei
Wonll not be better for you I" eau ana eNai
IN m M magnificent Stock, and save al Least ~ per 'I & ~ th n
~ ,I,r nrires quaii'y "t ''"''s' 9' @ ~
baye Clothing made to order in the no't inan, nan t "a f
III. shortest notice, and always Be' ino '" 30" ~ So
ionahlp Goods your money 40. .,o,l hargains at
Rcmeihei INC p">'' AppEI. & NEWMANS,
Corner of Main and Market streets,
Lvnchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

n TNNT WV VTFNIl + NTNI TN I NNN'lNT
MENl of GOODS, suitable to the present and approach
ing aSs IT rrs 10 suit cash consisting In
oi black Figured aud riaid silks. Fruncl Mornos Bnha.
zines talurgs Nhpaccas| Nous- Cashmercs great
variety rrh French Nrcdl Work Hands the
she sNl Collars and breakfast Caps at - oach worth
one dollar with ntnrcls supply Ladies' and Misses
Shoes aud Gris with Cork Heels aud the warranted
10 stand rgoa 10 any ever offered 10 the public
aC tts JOHN ARRAllAAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

kcF. @fh, iNjJ.-Juat received, by expross SECOND
" supply ul th's, eya Plush Nove NusinRs also quilted
Nk lht Gunls will be found ready made, or II preferred
made mp Ia orr in the most elegant the Clothing
House OF GLASS y RAINE, j. DINoN, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

sFtN'A .4a.s a. a, SILK AND tA~AA
is lNGS-A large stock Just opeiei ., ,,, g ca
'afs JAMES A. STIGLER q 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

~ MANI fAtlIR IRE-NIlN FURNITURE WARE
'ibNN-lhe attention ct strangers aud nthofs visiting
lAnehhWE tsmos respectfully invited to the argo and
manding Stock of CABINET fiRNI1I RE- aud CHAIRS
no" ON exhibition amy Ware Rooms exclusively of my
manutIeIHtr
nhom Il Hsc wishing obuy Is all ask sales
A WINSTON
~ ltp copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27
s,.sDA REWARD
!. ..rI.nuK,: ACADEMY OF FIVE AKTs:

HSasIsslRs. ACADEpN Of EsN " Hr.r =,
IVBRoIYpES. hy j. kEAGf. only successor 10 I, T.,
;I AZ his Old stand door to the Virginia bahk Nam
80, cont.ssrdly the highest achievement of the fho'o
grlphie art These beautiful pictures IN gaS, Pt, - ne ~
months almost entirely anntatrd the "ld SlEH bhs1'i
rc,ynr paocess being infinitely superior III ever!
l,rt inv can be am light lhe features are n4 re-
rsi A. in the BagucrreatyPe. Ihef are more pili'h
ri., r il, tome and elegant IA hniHh thc p'9 p
f , c IN fourth the time required by the ni PIoe'
I' All ti,, " m LAST for aRes. fhry are hemctray seal
Cd bsfyrcn plates glass whc sealing secured pa r &
,t In III nitrd States and Eurufe, ahd owned IL IyheH
IA, k.,gv amin This sealing renders them l" eINl'a9
@ ar any other agent which destroys the p'su're'
typr- .,s.....f.l, .l,,. invited TO call and ex-
amin copied into Ambroypes and rend'rodm
peri-taldr. ,.,,r. ,,1 ,1,,. rt,bt 10 mako Ambro
- i, Nirgiult l. On reasonable terms. ,..., !,
III rinty Of tasnes Fralnos g. a!Sa 2rfe stoeh "'
l,y,.ry constantly pu hand -!
yE,sE FAMILY GKos Hhs mas yar, ynr, me let Of
inI1. II Ii.nL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

The above rates va bhp N'F. Hi-h'
CHARGED If srnt all the way by Railroad No Charged
~, 4, ADDS sent through par linz tousiEn to
" BlIDGFDRD 4 Co. Richmond
REFERENCES ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brummei, iuslef,
Tarly 4 Co. Sedcu Miller, J, IL Claiborne j. w wright
& Co Chas Wortham a Co.. Shields "A Soinhefylhe ana
y ,.,,,,,js I,avgtnor 4 Co june 2j-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27

NJ
u GtNPbNpER TEAS Imported hy rs by ship Oneida
from Shanghai Also, fine assortment IT BLACK TEAS
rom medium quality 10 the finest imported These Teas
offer thcN he had in the
FOR sale by EDMOND. pANENPDRT a Go,
Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27
undersigned hn, iuu sold their

safh o Gnod ensing up their business aud request
all persons having claims against them present them pay
men aud M Pcsons indebted 10 The requested To
como torN ll and settlr their
Nov1 sell privately. upon liberal terns the large ron \C
GO fAtlOltA aud flATl RES occupied by I. G. y
Ferguson Co. al4n corner LOT Ntug the ,pnal ad
Joining capt K II Staten uuhrr House fronting
Jefferson Fret also the DIV Killing lIOl 81 now occupied
hs 7 L. Iusry
Etera he parties VIII show the above property 10 per
sons wishing purchase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.



N Nh / fNtE respectfully invite. his friends aud Gus
tan's Ia cal aud examine his Fall aud Winter Gnos hcing
nj to hand aud " hest stock he has had the pleasure Of
offering Nnnng them On" piece extra hne batk tletha
really snr'rh article also rich Brown bun Plum Mulberry
aud tt taths teal frnrh Castor Cloths for aud
Winter lrorks Hack Hrewu and Mulberry, medium aud
ira tne por~kns and fancy tassmeres rich plain aud fancy
NeNtfs silk ultngs, A. Ac for Vests aNle but
tens anl other trimmings. Also Mems Furnishing Gooda,
VIZ Shirts Collars Drawers. Under Shrs Handkerehirts.
tfaNhts, stocks Ties, Gloves, sc, &c. tae6h
NOIltE.-1he subscriber has this day disposed of hia
entire interest In the Of Stgler McEdorN Co,
Ia ID I { Peters of the firm In retiring from the bust
ness thank friends aud the public Tor their patronage,
and Weuld ask 4 continuance To successors
otfoutR lst, lsaa. Ro MCEi.pERY
nNllE undersigned will the business stigcr.
Mellef{ 60, without farther change. under the stNe
aud hrni at JAMES A SrlGIER Il co. All porsous hav.
ing claims against th" hrm Of Sger, McIlcry CO. Will
present them n the undersigned for payment aud all indebted
Nil wakr payment Ia then,
our Suck oi Now fnll and Winter Goods Is complete,
aud not srrpas-rdhy In the market We ask of our
hivuds aud the public cali j. \. STlGl,ER,
oc Its u. I & PETERS
4 ltHtYbs AND DEENDERs.-Justrccoiv ed, nj the
NJ Furnace and Range Wnre House. beautiful assortment
"t FANCY CRATES and iE<bERS. Examine them aud
lrelare Tor The approaching Winter
tc ia & BI.iSS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27
AANy sEsG STAGE ELuNE.- - sxs
NLM AlltA ANtEMLA I-IIaNine pnr. 4 SE1ldSSsla "a "A


w RAILING. for enclosing Public Squares. Cemetery
Lots, Dwellings Cottages Nc; Window Guards Tree Boxes,
&c sold NJ ha manufacturers prices Specimens be
at my Marble Works. Liam 1}d&clyl JNO. II. GADDESS
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|END FDBAteONeSB&.-Nr Nearly DO per cent
. SANED-Accordup to the Published rates ui the Sontl
Side Railroad. TohacCun~tS nearly 80 pr b
sending their Tobacco n the subscriber, 1t stdH
hda trrDyrD per box averaging 125 bis IL
cluding tolls freight and cu9cs board steamers
ing vessels ALFRED =. LIE, ON the Dock,
49,.
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~ the market for all the good wheat we can get
aus such 10 sell will please call before selling,
as we will always pay the his chest market price
oc lis MILLER & ELAN, on Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

l ulR.ROxEKTEAKI Dentist, Inns removed
- ms office door above his residence, MAIN ST
anu On" square above DihrellS Hotel ian l-dts
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

SANTA ANNA's Son IN TRouBLE.--Santa
Anna's son, who figured as a colonel in his
fathers army, mostly in Michoacan, was taken
prisoner few days since while on his way in
Disguise TO Vera Cruz, with the intention Of
embarking secretly from that port. The peo-
pie of the village where he was arrested do
tcrmincd TO lynch him on the spot for his n
bominablc crimes; bat he was preserved from
their vengeance and sent 10 Vera Cruz, where
he awaits his trial. lie is only about twenty
five years old. but is one of.the most blood
thirsty villains that ever lived. Scnor Dcgol
lado, now Governor Of Gaudalajara, wrote y
short time ago 10 friend rs follows:
''lfe son of Santa Anna passed through
Zacupu, (Mchoacap,) pilagcd the houses of
the revolied, assissiDated the wife Of one of
them, and caused her infant to be taken by
its feet and its brains 10 be dashed out against
the stones. He shot, in Naranja, four Indians
and hung two muletcefs on the trees who
were rs much rebels rs l am Turk.
s'rhis Infamous man leaves q bloody track
behind him that causes horror"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

We find the following synopsis Of the prn-
cipal provisions of the Pennsylvania Liquor
Law which went into effect ON the lst inst.
The Law does not entirely stop the sale OF
liquor, but its force is chiefly directed a
gainsi erog shops and other places where liz
,lor is sold by The glass. II does not inter
ferc with the manufacture Of liquors, nor with
their sale or use within certain restrictions.--
Licenses to sell liquor by the quart may be
issned 10 citizens Of the United hotel inn,
tavern, restaurant eating house, oyster house
or cellar, theatre or other place Of entertain
ment. Every person receiving license en-
ters into a bond of $1,000.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
Written for the standard.
WHO WOULD BEPOOR.


"Who would DO poorl" how Oft will risc
This question to my heart,
As through life's varied scenes tread
To act meager part
This world so bright. at best is full
OF syrany It's sure,
Anl in oil lands, this truths the ssme--
The rich oppress the poor ,i
GOvatch the farmer at his work
frm motn till set of sun,
Whls frequently no rest he takes
Un his task is DONE
AndV Why is it, that he thus tolls
WAplenty at his dcori
Iisls future THAT he fears,
Tho asad Of being posr, n
Or noteAc merchant at his desk
On risof stock intent,
UnwearslyAe plies his pon
And couts his rate per cent.
His MUD nu.ckcd with many cnros
That wealth he may secure.
For thcre'snevil thnt he fears
rs tAetgseg poor.
Golinger in Nnighted lands,
w htIt lt Vla Nuitc ihtn tfOu-
And see the vieims offered up
To please lathcn Sod
And though in div disgust you turn,
The very sceneabhor--
You long 10 see them taught the truth
Butah aon arc ia POOR!
And in historic page, search
For hosts of good men strong
Who helped aside thmists to lay
Ofignorance and wing
And though much good,hey did achieve
They might have dom much more
by heralling the truth aarcad,-
Had they aOt6eeu too por,
Go dine with man in hisI~r hut
And note his scanty fare,
For which he's toiled bothday and nirbt
With ne'era dime 10 spare
Yet his hard fate his patientsfe
And children must endure,
And though to help them you'n inclined
isow can you, # you're poor
When tho lone heart is desolatc--
Besidea oouch Of pam
We watch tho form ofone we Low,
And sigh for help in vain: =
Yet il ourc onscious hearts wc fee
Could we the balm procure
'Twould healing bring, and Danish voc.
Ah then ''who would be poorl"
Who would he poor, when friends iorssAo
And we in solitude
Are left to mourn DER fate's dccrccs
But vaguely wIdcrstood'-
When misfortune with ,isagc stern.
l. peering in the door,
Is then ofalI this human race
A soul, ''who would be poor?"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

Cart. lNeRAHAM.--The medal which was
voted TO this brave commander at mass
mecting Of Europeon Democrats in ScPtem-
Der 1853, was presented to him with interest
ing ceremonies at the Metropolitan Hotel IN
New York last ThuIsday night. ln -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

ry-The Oregon Standard is discussing the
question whether the people Of that Territory,
when numerous enough for State, ought to
seek for admission into the Confederacy, or
set up for themselves as an independent gov
ernmcnt.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

EyJackson,, "the, American Deer" beat
Frost the English 'Stas," at a foot race near
London, recently. jackson ran FIVE miles in
twenty-five minutes. ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
RIcnAnp ROWE.

4 n 4 II y It n AF y II 10 n a II IVs
EGS leave 20 return his sincere thanks to his
friends and acquaintanccs for their kind patronage dur
ing the several he has been In business among om
and 10 se that through their patronage of his work and
pronptness of therefor, together with his in
dusy he been enabled 90 extend his business above named
lie therefore wishes 20 make known 10 the inhabitants Of
iae and it, vicinity that he has just received from New
York City, another well selected assortment OF Broacots,
Casimcre. Nestings, Innings Buttons, Trimmings &c. &c
which he Il really o sell by the Pattern, make up into
Garments at fair remuners,ive profit warranng them TO
be, what he represents them. f.
NJ n. Cutting done on his own improved system, and
warened TO m the shape and suit the wishes of the wearer
shop Iiaroap street, Ilsdale. 462yl
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23

. Gs- Genius Is the gold in tho mine, talent
is the miner who brings it out.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
JEWEI.isY STOISE.

Watch, Clock, and .Iewciry Repairing.
FINE subscriber has removed his Jcwely Store the east
side of Broad st., opposite his old stand, where hc may
found at all scasonsbe hours ready to do work in his line of
busincs short notice
-" lie also keeps wsces Clocks Spectacea Jewclry,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of good quality aud at
the reasonable prices 1T. BRYAN. d.
IIilalpo Aue-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
Il. E.J.CADWELL'S
GUERREIN G1LLER Y

AIR CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens of Iud
N and vicinity that he has all the latest
Tor taking Likcncsses " Rooms over Turner's Store
Hudson. Jan. 1y
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
sUsoUEHANNA FIRE INSURANCE. co.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
This Company, having increased its Capital 10 sl0000 il
prepared to Insure against Loss Damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Farm Buildings and their contonts ia
yorable terms any other responsible Stock Company
All Losses will be honoraby adjusted and promptly paid
DIRECTORS;
J.y. Whiichousc, s. u. Johnson, 7. W. Miller,
Walter Holt W. n. Howard, Mclntre Fraser,
Lorenzo Bates, Nathan X. Brown. VIM. =. King
wM. = KISG see,y J. j. WHlTEnousE, Prcst.
Joncsyie. Aug. Z. 1885. fn1 &C FLINT. 4gesf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
MERCHANT TAILORING.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
Shop BROAD street. the Erchapgc OGoe.
The subscriber has received the largest anbcst assortment Of
Broadoloths, Cassimeres vestings satinets, Sleeps
Grays, and 0ver-costing,
all kinds grades anil cos which he offers Cor sale a tho
lowest possible prices you don't believe H. Just call at the
Capfaas tee and examine for yourselves so not 10 be
deceived by these oIfnf printers.
Cloths sold by the Ynrd.
Scotrs Fall and Winter Fashions for so just received
style. T"Cung for others 10 make up done
The styles and all cutting warranted pop
crly made up. 9o9n1y O. llATTON.
VTITER, SOLE AND HARNESS MISUNDERSTANDING Robes
Hair Mattresses harnesses sridcs, hips Trunks
Cash fnid Tor Hides sccp pes Furs and Deer SKINS by
Nov. J, 1858. ~ II ARMSTRONG.
RON STEEL of all sizes, shapes a9d hind, and - any
i quantities. -~ =. =. slIenr ~ LII:
A xts, AXES, 10 DOz. sIMMOND ~ u a hAnS
z just received and for sale by - D,-.
~ ooDs FOR PANTS just reed great variety OF Goo,
~ for Summer Pants at TRAITS
JrRESH GROUND FIOUR--by the bb or leas quantity al
IL 90 shorts, at the Valley Mills II. l.. HEWITT son.
ARrETs-a large assortment from three shiIIings to one
- dollar per yard at :. D. BALDy's.
IrL0uR BARRELs--cash paid for flour Barrels by
u H. L. HEWITT &s0N
STEEL POINTED DRAG TEETH are TO be lad at
~ ID. HAMM0ND'S.
I ISsrED oiL-by shc bB or gallon, BY
- J. ID. DALDY.
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I.,N. ni01yr. NJ. ID.

Would respectfully his patrons aud friends that o
will be in his Office at Eotta Drug store where lac would
be very happy TO consult and prescribe for tcn. lie viii
also attend witlrthe regular prescribing Physician in tho
Village aud country. Medical and Surgical consultation
Particular attention paid 10 prescriptions for the Lungs
Throat Eye and Ear.
q Hilsdale. Nav. 1855.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-10-23
q. W. .FiLLEY. nI. ID.

Shsician and Surgeon, o0ce door north OF Rosiwca
Store up stairs Orders icff ~ tie ucc whiir anisoi
will bc attended 10. Prescriptions put up at all hours.
'Hillsdale, july 3D. 1855. nl57mO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-18
No. 5N.
NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT

~ Of an additional land district in the State of
California w hereas under the provisions of the
act or Congress, approved March 3, 1853, entitled
g An act to provide for the survey Of the public
land in California, &c, the President Of the Uni
ted States is authorized at such time or times as i'm
his judgment the public interest may so impera-
the State OF California into two or three separate
land districts, two Of which districts Were estab-
lished under said act by public notice, dated 2lst
March, 1853; and whereas the SURVEYS and settle
ments have extended in California SO far that the
convenience Of the settlers and the public interest
require the establishment Of the three districts a
thorized by the act Of the Sd March, 1853, afore.
said
Now, therefore be II known, that under and by
authority of the said act Of Congress of Sd March
1885, the President of the United States has direct
ed that the State of California shall be divided
into three separate land districts the boundaries Of
which are as follows, viz:
All that part of the State, commencing on the
Pacific coast. lying north Of the line between
townships seven and eight & and s. north of
Mount Diabe base line thence running east on
said line to the meridian, thence south on the me
ridian line to the line dividing townships three
and four @ and 4) north of said base line thence
east on said line between towushi three and four
to the eastern boundary of the State will form the
UPPER DIsrRICT,'' the land office for which
has been established at MarysriHe
All that part Of the State living south of the
above described limits and north Of the line divid
ing townships twenty and twenty one south for
fifth standard south) will form the =" MIppL Z
inc oinCe which Is at BeHlclU,
and all that part Of the State lying south Of the
fifth standard parallel the Lower DIsrRIcr,
as heretofore organized the Office for which is es
tablished at Los Anget0S; and i'm view of the
said direction of the President of the United
states, under the act Of Congress aforesaid the
boundaries above mentioned shall in future be re-
garded as the limits Of said land districts respec
lively.
Given under my hand at the cityo Washington.
this ninth day of April, A. ID 1855
BY order Of the President: -
JOHN WILSON, -.--..
Commissioner General Land OfHce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-18
STAR.
TNIRTY-FIvE.

" The years Of man are three score and tenn
Oh, weary heart. thou'rt half way home,
We stand on life's meridian height;
As far from childhoOd's morning come,
As to the graves forgetful night.
Give HOuth and Hope parting tear
Look onward with placid brow,
Hope promised but to bring US here,
And Reason takes the guidance now;
One backward look-the last-the last
One silent tear, for youth is past
Who goes with Hope and Passion back,
who comes with me and memory on!
Oh lonely looks the downward track,
JOYS music hush'd, Hopes roses gone.
To Pleasure and her giddy troop -.
Farewell. without a sign or tear;
But heart gives way, and spirits droop,
TO think that Love may leave me here.
Have we no charm, when youth has flown!
Midway to death, left sad and lone.
But stay, as 'twere a twilight star
That sends its thread across the wave,
i see Frightening light from afar,
Steal down a path beyond the grave
And nOw-bless GOd-its golden line
Comes DER and lights my shadowy way,
And shows the dear hand clasped in mine;
But, list what those sweet voices say:
''The better land's in sight,
And, BY its Christening light,
All love from lips midway is driven,
Save her whose clasped hand
VIII bring thee on to Heaven -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-18

The MOCKING BIRD.-Itis doubted by many
thst the hooking bird will initiate the sounds
OF instruments In playing tunes or the whist
ling of man. The other evening we had
most convincing proof of the ability of these
wonderful birds In this regard. A negro boy
was going along the street, whistling a we'll
known Ethiopian melody, and when he paused,
hooking bird, confined in cage near by,
as If emulous to surpass his sable rival, burst
forth with the same tune, and whistled it with
the finest taste and execution, throwing in.
besides, little operate quavers and trills with
admirable effect. 1t was certainly the most
brilliant musical performance in the whistling
line we have ever heard, and the tones were
an exact imitation of those of the human ami
NAL At the conclusion of the air, the bird
whistled up the dogs, cackled like a hen
cawed like crow, &c, and when we puckered
up our poor blower, and ran up and down the
gamut, the rara GrtS quite made us ashamed
OF ourselves by the clearneSs and precision
with which it improved upon the humble copy
we had " set. Mobile Adrertiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-18

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