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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1855.
rha Now.

ellis Of the American Party Of Virginia, has
published an explanatory statement as 70 the
proposed National Convention to be held in
PHILADELPHIA on the 22l Of February next.
He saws there IS Bn power 10 postpone the
Convention save 10y ihe votes "f the delegates
composing i. Delaware end Missouri go for
posiponemeuf, end il is thought that the meet
ing Of tie Eastern and Western Councils Of
Virginia, 10 meet at Richmond on the 10Th Of
January will also irsis; upon postponemeni.
North Carolina, some tine s.uce expressed a
desire for postponement, and Mr. Moore says,
a. far rs he is informed, there Is no State Coun-
Gil which does not desire a postponenent until
June or July.
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
that the volunteers engaged 10 the removal OF
the Cherokees in 1896, are entitled to bounty
land under the provisions OF the fret section
Of tie act Of March B. 1855. BY this decision
It viii be seen that the Tennessee volunteers
engaged in the removal OF the Cherokee IN
dams are entitled 10 bounty land They have
heretofore applied for bounty land, but were
refused on tie ground that the law did not
provide for ;hem. The matter having been
referred to the Attorney General Of the United
States, that officer gave an opinion that the
law provided for "snch as rendered military
service, whether in war or not, and whether
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80 5o,a L., ,oar ,l,cs sl,o.,i,,, . Ja,rooso
az l7A177
On tie ootI p1t tlaro ,rora only ohopt
.1rnoo r,,sb.is Of s,,t l,r, ., ,,r-, T.Is,,1 o,d
Il was s.lIinc NJ q ! o cents q Iu.l,l
The P,oria 7ropar;Dt ia informed tL,t t,,a
Rochester IN. Y1Miu Erectia, Co1nnsuy in.
tend to place in operation ffty mills on the
Western Prairiss during the wear 1896. the
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Nashville NurSery and Fruit Gardens.
TWO MILES NORTH Og NASHVILLE.


Mar THIS LOUIsvu IL AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
1--WE Subscriber has for sale OF the largest AMI most
4 select tm-u.s Of Buided and Graf ed EsEGHE
4 IL LS ever offered in 7 unesSe-.
CONSISTING PARrOF
App esr Pears, telChes Cherries Fums Agrcots Meta
rLes, Almonds English linGts, Spanish Chesuus, FIJI.
berts, &c. BESIDE
Evergreen, Shade Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses
DEhits, &c.
Aso-Wei rooted one and two year Oh Grape-yines-an
Of the bet hardy sorts
Every sind ant variety 4 Fruit al this establishment were
select IN view 20 their prirt adapta ion 20 the soil
and climate uf this an the az ming States AMI larger
more healthy aud thrifty welt rooted be
found IN arg country.
Trees ana Plants pack and lsbeed to 60 safely by
wagon, railroad or Steymho 70 any distance
Eve yhr sid at the Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gar
dtls, trtrgf5lt@t tue 90 name.
Package delivered any point in the city free charge
Boz er discount mad catalogue prices 20 IN VIII
include thousand or mote trees in 10 81 order.
Ctaosurs, VITA names an d prices, be bad, gratis
application.
O,ders solicited and promptly attended to.
~ Terms-Cash. Prices low. -
address I. c. LIS.IY,
deus 3lFtwAf Na>hyi.it. Tenn.
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GrucIle secking NotoricIy.

1t has become quite fashionable with rest
less seekers after notoriety TO assail the
American Party. The latest instance Of
the kind we find in the Louisville Courier,
in the shape Of q letter from Mr. William
Wallace Gruelle, Of Cynthiana, Kentucky.
WILLIAM WALLACE GnuEuEl
"Pio.hus! What name
TO III lie sounding trump O. ilture fame -
This combination of weakness and impu-
dencc informs the world that considering
the Democratic party as composed Of
reckless men, who would glory in the des-
tructon Of the Union, if they could build
mp their own personal fortunes on its ruins,
lac Joined the American Party" and then
he adds:
~ did wrong. | know It n0U thought
otherwi-e then. | Joined il in good faith, |
quit il IN the same manner The leadership OF
the marty has fallen into the hands of reckless
and ambitions meu--they have forged the
chains about the limbs of the honest masses
Of the party-they have ground them 10 the
dust, and placed their heels upon their necSs."
We are not much disposed 70 trust those
who, in changing their positions, make pro
LESSONS of good faith" before their mo-
lives are questioned. The wicked flee
when no man purSucth, saith Holy Writ /;
and Mr. Gruelle, in this spirit conscious
that in deserving the American Party and
RbelIinc its leaders, hc was doing mean
thing pandcring TO win and paltry anu
bition. that must have uotorictv, even
though it be infamou, puts forth his pro-
fessions of good faith We are the
more satisfied that this weak brothers mo
tiyes are not above suspicion from the fact
that, after uttering the above SANDER upon
the American Party he names Henry NJ.
Fuller, of Pennsylvania, aud \. 7. Banks,
of Massachusetts, as leaders, and asks
"What are the au,ec,dent, OF Mr. Fulleri
lie WAS tie staunch friend and jealous udyo-
cate uf the election ~ William T. Johnston,
when that arch traitor and Abolition leader
was a candidate for Tie GUbernatCgial chair
of Penusylvania. Mr. Banks i the Editor oi
the Suuihsde Democrat, i, the right bower OF
enator " Icon, devoted admiryr aud zeal
rs worsLipper OF Charles sumner. lie lett
lie Democratic party because tia, party pro-
mulealed the sentiment that the Constitution
projected the rights of the South as well a.
hose Of III, North. For BIN are the Northern
men voting"
In his anxiety TO make excuses FOR his
apostacy Mr.. Grueie exposes himself 10
the charge Of exhibiting objectionable ig-
norance OF the political history Of the day.
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snecch Of Cen. zoIIicosrcr.

We lay before our readers this morning,
the very able and timely speech made by
our Representative on the Goth inst, in the
House, as we find it reported at length in
the Congressional GZo6e The meagrc sketch
cs furnished by the other Washington pa
pers do not do him Justice.
With his accustomed clearness and force,
the General presents the parties to the con-
test at Washington for Speaker, III their
true attitude, aud we are confident no man.
after reading what he says, can, without a
sacrifice Of his candor refrain from admit
tin that the National Americans supporting
Mr.. Fuller, occupy most patriotic and ma
tional grounds, and that the interests Of the
country would be promoted by the election
Of their candidate. We would like to add
some further reflections suggested by this
speech, but, pressed for room, we cannot
do 50 to-day.
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THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

TEssRs hodge, WENDEROTH would make known
VI On the citizens generally, that they have tsken
"lick's China Hon. North side OF Public square,
ana aye prepared 20 execute Ga addition O. Miniatures
ivory the u,w PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS. 1h-s- Pictures fal Lokt 70 thiret size,
King handsome ornaments or he Parpr They possess the
ftHiuess Of the Mirror, wth the expire ton and co0rifg
Of hfr, uad are perfectly permanent
Painted thIt.g aphIc pee taken Il pa-
Euerrr types, when accompanied with dr-cg on of the
mpeX ca, color Of The eyes hair, dress &C Specimens Of
th- 10 rent styles painted and PLAN, be mined
Ga ir studio. dsc2i-3a
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oRISWoLn,s cOrrox ans

fIfnE szeF being asat iof he sails - ne shove Ens
via AssP saPFy en Aand tzrRsh Pian.ssa sAsri
4 aEee-
fnese Fns have the ehAf&ctsg q mskag good iut ga
F strF running hlrF crznln ne sd bester sakins
as nosts trash and aaFsaz hsxra turabis
"a against Gre, taEa any ether gas
70 - ered On ters .Naoaecaas - thz purchaser
f1v 2Qs satisfactory re.sFeac<s he gwen ESTABLISH
ths repusiiog, sAch they also Anlan
usl, usci Ecccftng % sAe alfectols a e4ch
sa..-t 1T NEkTAAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

v-<l-~-- The undersigned would respectfully
~ % his friends, and The citizens Of
Nashville ard vic nifty hat he has returned the city
the pu-p Of pursu his profession ans tina; n has
socia'ed via him, tie tainted Artist Mr.. p AUeUsrrs
WESD IN and De feels assured from their success 10 an
other State that the Efforts their profession cannot f
be received with by the lovers q arn Tennss &C.
JOHN W. DODGE
Nt-uvufF Dec "a fS-F
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C o a L.

ORDERS for the sewaree Cos Coal may he len a. HICKS
~ CHINA HALL, North side Of the squarc. All orders
Ieft there vii Ie GIed the following d8y. Large Lamp
- cents sceeued Lump IS cents Fine 10 cents Run Of
;h- Mine IS cents per bushel.
The Coal al weighed AMI customers 81 getting
Whist they Pag r at the seSanre Cos Yar ming the \.
c. Rail DAD Depot de Zg-iWaSwtIIrb
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ADELPKI THEATRE.

Benefit and last appearance Of Mr. James Bennett
"A no will APPEAR by particular request, tardr al
~ Nchelu Saturday rnRg, Dec 2J,h, vii be acted
the gIcV play OF RsCEsELsJI.
R,h-leu......Mr Bennett. Dcnauprat Mr.. Mortimer
Jllie Mrs GTierson.
To conclude with the SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Monday, Benga, Of Mr. maEilusR.
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4 MOTHER LOT, iu,t received by steamer Grape shot
y 1.o SACKS Blcswh-at Flour-warraned A genuine ar
Gle. For sale low for t,fst by
dec2i-lv p. F. HARDCkSTLE.
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rs Negro n en- and Boys Wantei.
BuckWh1at FIOu

WANT % hire for The year twenty-five negro
and boys fo1m seventeen years ILL., 90 work n
Tobacco Fac.cry. Apply TO ". ". MARE DITl,
GgcZ5-lw A. College street.
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LARGE AND SPLENDID SALE
RICH FANCY GOODS, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE

GTILL be sold Monday Dec. 3 st. without reserve a
w B. F sheis' Warehouse, No AZ Public square large
and magnificent assortment d Bohemian Glassware Fancy
Article, &C.
The se will consist in part OF Rich Bohs mian and Yene.
tian Glassware, N useful aud ornamental
Aso-French China Tea Sets, Tete-A-tete Sets Coffee
Cli-, &C.
Aso-Eng'sh Crystal Cat Glssswar- in sets 20 match
Aso-Silyvr plated Casters with rich Cut Bottles.
besides vlrie 4 other useful desirable artcrs
Ladies aud Gentlemen are -tfuy requests attend
as 10 fact this beautiful collection is quite too numerous 20
Inc ert or describe miuuteiy.
These goods nov ready Tor eHarnati n and VII be
sold on Monday he 3ls lust, be 10 ocLeck ~ Ire.9
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The WELSH PROPERTY


On Cherry street. occupied by r. Morton. The House
viii be u with forty feet % ground Tn remainder viii
divided into tive lots Of a. out s. iret each.
Ono divided half 4 Ire valuable rtgr.house AMI lot
Market street, now occupied by Anderson Go. Cloth
ing Store.
TtEAs-For the improved property = cash; balance in
ard two yeas flr notes satisfactorily secured payable
in bank bearing interest. For the unmpr,vcd property
cash, and Tie remainder secured above, and without
terrst.
Sale az II l'ellcs LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT.
r. X. GLtsCuCE Agrti4rssr d,cg5
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New Gaod,. New Goods.

\. {. q Z. =. : l. l. CT
nv receiving large 10; Of new goods especially for the
y Winter Trade
" have good assortment of an kinds Of
EfsR,NN GOODS
In silk Cashmere and DtLnu-s sa.relyrcw Aro large
assortment Of
T1siUrg;NES
In More u.lue and MISS. Wslav.a large lot If new
HaB GLOVES
OF Tire cs qGtE:r. A'o large lot cI LAUI s. AyU MIS-
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Mr. Couey, NJ. Webb Master Cynsy their wonderful
g. Ecclor and lankee, engaged VIII shortly ap-
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HICKS CHINA HALL.
EAILsl NAILS!

Nails AAlLsss
IETE have 10 store 8rol kers SiiOEsHERGEg's JJNt.
W ATA NAILS. We ga eaatnu@ q receive them a..
% he s-aaan ara fsru,l IN N he city uetie ~
PITTSBURGH FIcfs. ifrisht asd-dl
teei W a. aoaHnN ~
NOTICE 5 hereby given q ~ ssocshs dsrs = ne
Hen@efsra ans NASHVILLE Railroad C7npsnY that 40
h'rf-e1rh sftrt tir secs Is uus due ari uzst
E y "a 90 3. ilrs the O., taF 70 ebrasgy na1i.
b. ogdsF q tae Baaff af nssgtsrs
AMhEosg =. GORDON, Sse'y
taZ5 Han EsiIrca O.
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The Raleigh papers inform Us that difficult
ty arose between White, from tennessee, and
singletary, Of North Carolina, both students
At Chapel Hin. White shot Sngletary with a
pistol, the ball taking effect just above the
groin, inhicting a dangerous aud painful, but
Il is hoped, not fatal wound White lied,
and though pursued, effected his escape.
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WISH % bgy ak eight good snoesh younx Eesross
Hon IL % ~. Aiso tao good czfpeafrgs snd briek
Assen' tsspstl kk1s ". PORTER
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NEtsltsEs 0ANTI.IS.

TIE 1eaera coa@iss9u buai1ess hSFei8fre Eartcd -
Perkins ta@pbei Co, u Be nts-tsd 4heas lalsrFu-
tian - ". a. feFkins, gEaeF he siyis q
aselg-dsessu PERKINS co.
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FtDOTN! KOnTSI nnnTNI

HAVE received most extensive and well Vssor- stock
Gcufcmen's Roots the best have ever had Of WATER
PROOF DJCBIE-SoLEt WELT. = WELT, aud THlCk
SOLE, o. the best mauu'acure aud FasHfIs ABLK make
Gents super French Cdf Dress Boos a the very lowest
pr'ccs. ieC29) JOHN RANAGE
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FoR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.

nFERsHOES and Cork scls.--a large supply always on
" hand icc29l JOHN RtMAGE. a. College q.
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F1ne Books
A AICT aoN.
THIS EVENING,
derEl Il sfFfEf nst
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Negroes at Auction.
ROSE CLARK

ON the drst daJ % Jsnlsy nsKl eli seA several good
~ Nrgro-s-s1Ear u them a clett.
dclzs-i RFFs "a pDRrrp
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
IA Mail Bag is eptOme Of hrman Bfe."1
TEN YEARS
AMONG TEE
M a Z Il = q @ S.
12mo.-432 pP.-Priee 81 25.

OF, AOTE5 FROM TIE DAIRY o. A SPECIAL AGENT
OF TIE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
Ev ERRF FstzOoF<
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: LNDAf NIGHT let, or between Sprace ant surarer
LArf NdtENNG kHEA-r Ply, sop u-r be 4tt chtd
o bean 70 ab'n. The an sf viii certain ths enrr ana
'c rEads 9r rs tFoa1ie app attain % oarr -
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Monday, Beusf, Of Mr.. MoRIngR.
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The LadY Of the Lake. d So ~
MoOre's Irish Melodies; Illustrated by

SclTy 'ih al Es I-,IHaurt.ons, Various Eya.iass
a1f tae EttHr's Notes. lu,t-u I'D ry rumr..G- Eu-
cravings 90 Wool, from Designs b. BEHaT FosIss. 1
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The White Veil A Bridal Gift. BY
Mrs. S,AH J Has Ee-setly Illustrated wi Eleven
Engraving, aud liIuiua..cas. / v, sv0., Cream col
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03
....5A If,fo, eli. FnOM BUCHANAN 10
LYNCHBuRG AND RICHMOND.

Fare from Lynchhurg to Buchanan. .........,.Sl 30
From l4ynchburg Charlottesville. 80
and after the 2d of October Packet Boats Will
Buchanan A NJ and Lynehburg at y +. NJ, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond second day
II O'Clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving L.nchburg at = p NJ
reach Seoucsyie lO NJ day and arrive in Char
lottrsville = NJ Leave LynchbBrg Buchanan and
Lexington at 8 y NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive at I T. NJ
From l.ynchburs Richmond time aid distances ia
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ID YORK-S1 LANsHIP J ESTOW sszss1EaAls.
ne L Mat #lslusiip JAMESTONN y, in com
aand of Capt iENI5 E4tfsH leaves New ork regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, for Rich
mond She will freight to or from CITY Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON At ocock for New Y rk.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here on
Monday Passengers desiring take this snip here can nave
a State Room secured by dressing us by mail
~ The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at City Point,
where will freight Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke and land AT City Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM & WATSON,
mar ~ Richmond.
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,a'>,EUE a wHEl1 .tsw .nN 81

taNsskJE a WHEaA ss a. & w A. e. n ,Es-ss4
ID BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam a.4lsa.asS
BELNlDERE ana PUCAHO$TAS.-rhe
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every sAIl X
DAY AFTERNOON tot Richmond Returning leaves RICH
M0ND every IT ESDAK AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The FOGAlIoNlAS leaves BALTIMORE every " ED
EESDAI AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
KlCHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor Bait
iiaore
shippers Baltimore by these two Boats must haFether
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar 2-V al WATSON, Richmond
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Day GOODS, GRoUERlEs. @C.

NEW pALL And WI ~ Goods
~ sTIaBHk, MCELDERl a Co. respectfully inform
th.ir customers the public generally they
haxs pI.ed their stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS winch viii compare with any
All they ass Is a call lsep 2lts
CLOTHS, GAsSiuEREs AND gEsTINGs
Y > --ali aaaiites. AZ reduced prices.
Sta JAMES A. STI6LER q Co
act. 9th, 1sj5.-Jost received Castor, Beaver Froek
Goats, made In the style These
No !. Call aud see ihcm. at the Clothing House Of
oesn GLASS & RAtNE, j. DIXON, AgL
act. 9th. 1s5J.-Ne opening tor sale large and
varied Of shirts aud COLLARS These Goods
cEpray for saias Alb Under Shirts aud
pr8Ncrs ef every variety, the Clothing House Of
ae s.ts GLASS a. RAfNE, j. DIXON, Agent.
HrEW SHOES, &c.--Just received by express, at y
~ :. uUoPEIss, a beautiful lot of Goods, among
winch ma found the follow ing articles
Ladies nns Congress Caters, style
Black with TIP
without
Coloured
Kid side lace,
Kid and Morocco Iinds, Daskins Ties and Slippers;
BantlrHsbs lin. Patent Leather Congress da4tsrs
oHerd Ties
Aud general assortment Of CAldrens Shoes dc, 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

hE subscribers haN purchased 81 John "A
" Franklin his the of Franklin, Brother
Co. VIII the business in the house, door
Liberty Ware house. under the firm and style of FRANK
LIN BROTHER They return their thanks 10 their friends
and the public generally Tor the liberal patronage extended to
them they have been in the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS and nost respectfully solicit a
the SAINT promising their best cxertpn
to give satisfaction all who may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN,
jan 2dis. EDWARD FRANKLIN 1h
a SAEEsssuN EGxss IitEEss.-Ncw Goods.
"a NEW GOODS tt-JND. j. PUltNlS, Agent, is reeey-
inu heavy of fa and Winter Goods All he has to
Stock Is taken of The largest Import
ing Jabng the Union, cash prices and
by him small profits cash and nothing else
adah
Ps-I shall receive new Goods nearly every week in the
Boats, Railroads and Express Companies
all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
JNp. !. PIT RVS, Agent
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s,uEsIz sRKfyAi..-The Family Grocery has just
n received following articles which the subscriber
ud tuiy enon OF his friends custo
ners and e assuring them that by calling
The Family Grocery they viii lind the largest and best Beef
Tongues market also lot Dried Beet
Bologna Sausagts Dried Sheep Tongues superior l0t @"
uronfus artisle Biaek, Imperial and hunpowder
Icas good Hosiery ladies gentlemen and
ehldro fancy articles sneh Perfumes Soaps
Cloth Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Cumos Long
Combs many othyr articles too tedioss to
inenon whrh VIII be sold cheap for cash or IN fT
chaaR r May be added To the above list
Spices all kinds ground in papers for family use
superior Mustard and Rcd Pepper Call quick
before all are gone j IL SOLOMON.
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DAVID g. wa. CuRRIE,

u sh,.rs bx This vessel Will get their goods port
~ one haf rate freight cheaper than BY any
ehor route and time Insurance can DC
the best - - ~
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ElRw.:nMss.-rAnENr Am.moTXeEs.-


n subscribers having associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting tae PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
In all its branches under the style snd rm OF GINS kEAGY,
are prepared TO furnish pictures every of the
Known In this country Europe They call especial alton
ton TO their style Pictures Ambrotypes glass far
exceeding IN beauty and durability any thing before
made These Pictures reversed as Daguerreotypes
are, and may be in light They inpershahle
being Theoretically sealed between glass plates which sealing
is by the United States and Europe
and owned in this place by Gibbs n Keagy only
These Ambroypcs pronounced by competent judges to
he the grandes achievement the Photographs art having
relief and clearness truly astonishing Made from the small
est To life size
Ambroype Stereoscopos must he to be appreciated
the relief being fully as perfect as life
Also their Monographs Pictures from ltcs
These equal the finest and moro accurate IN
detail Any number from single sttingfrom one to n
thousand--ether plain coOred in water or oil.
Citizens aud strangers invited to call and examine spee
the various branches ty assured of polite at
tontion and superior Pictures
Gallery the old stand Of = T. Gibbs, door to NrEn.
ia Bank Lynchbnrg. y T. GIBBS,
JAS KEAGY.
PsIn Ambrotypes the style of drapery the color Of
the makes difference. all equally well taken
aug Cts G. & X.
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MERCHANDISE. &c.


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