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IKIuNPHANr NER DISEANE.

rLi. truly great meli.inr stll 20 ~, ronqaer1g
di.ra>" and sihtrluGg nhrN n I..r p1"rlics- victim
ffpn the grave BY il poe 1u sIi nInting. pen.t at
aeaui anadyue mt'e- it restores The u.o Of limhs
which hase been passed f. year, aad hy it, singular
puW " rerodnril the syn, vial fluid 'irt "nlrt
II cuios u, diseases o the II, l. "lih sui Using np'di
u. Ion rheumatism, and nileeti"ns oi tie Il inc and
spleen II has proved itself specific; and Tor afri "u1
the ungs liver nnd bdnrys, i, alnn-t v,!nthrnnd
powerful nuxiliary, aso for n d.e,ses ot the glands,
,cru TIA, enitrr'r sw.rd ueca tic. And iaderd
FOR almost an, Olsen where an exterrli application
req iirrd this medicin" sands Unparalleled. Sprnins,
brui.cs, cramps, wounds, chibla burn, erc are
speedily cured ny H.
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Trustees Sale

pS al trsi,f ,t.r.i .-xsfur~d to 4. s,pcrho-
ID hv Rpyal f. Sh h"rd thu :}nti davnt ~.
ny 1874 - at l.rnri la tho Clerk H. Il w. Hue
ting Cunrl f the ri'yn IytrAture ~, ,el houso
ard -ituar. tn ciy II l. nrhlnrc ~ the nor
en-t d. sero' 81 Noi. stf,et running buck to an
nile,. containing fourth ri of grpunl. The
sale will take rlacrnt } O'clock T. NJ. TIE premise
Sajuriu, the day of Alay mex.
T"im~ uade known the day uf -nlc
arI3G- lids CO. HIRAM. Trustee
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from the National Palace is that Santa Anna is
worse than yesterday.
II would be difficult TO anticipate all the conse.
quences which would follow from the death Of
Sonta Anna AT the present time The Gonserva
tive Cabinet would doubtless seek TO profit by
such m event, but would not succeed. Ibeleye
that should Santa Anna die. the evolution. which
Is now confined TO certain limits, would became
general, for public discomfort manifests itself
more strongly against the stupid Ministry, than
against the President himself
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Arrivals at the Washington House.

UP TO s O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WIN. w. LEFTWICII. Proprietor.
J II Wyckof New York; II NJ Burks, Gov. &
O Il II; II lamcrling, V a Il r; w II Ward
and lady, Richmond c Bryant, J r & X Canal;
ID w Burton, Lynchburg; Jno A Payne, Camp
bell; + II Payne, Jno ID Alexander, Campbell
G H. Thomas Burroughs, Miss Maria l.. Bur
roughs, Bedford; Miss Martha F Burroughs
Franklin; Jno Ward, Campbell; Jno Gray
Fincastle Miss NJ l. Deyerle, james Deyerle.
Salem ,Ino Z Leftwich, Miss Rebccca Hodge
Bedford; VIM $ Minor, Roanoke; VIM w Math-
ews, Campbell: Sam'l IIiagmuhen, Bedford.
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We find in the New Orleans Delta the subioin-
ed remarks in anticipation of Napoleon's visit to
Victoria:
Nap plcan and Eugene nre about to visit Nicto.
ria not as her Interiors, but soycrelgns whose
hand she dare not retuse-as allies on whose sin
ccrity her throne depends.
Eight wears ago one of them was n mono yless
adventurer, dependent on the bounty of nm ac-
tress who WAS proud of being loved by prince,
even though his prinredom of the pinchbcck
kind; the other was II lady of fast tastes, SNOWY
aud free and easy in her manners that she was
refused the privilege of attending Nictorin'S le.
vrcs Eight years make strange changes both
in courts aud cottages
Napoleon and Eugone will be received with un.
usual ppendor and show Gold and scarlet will
be hung upon the skeleton of England for the
holiday. Wine will be poured as freely as the
blood Of the braves in the Grmcn. Mobiles and
princes and venerable statesmen will bow Their
knees before the crowned upstart and his b"aa-
tful Empress. banquet rooms will flame with
the light of prncclrss Jewels; white bosoms hcuye
with enthusiasm; bright eyes Sparkle low voices
whisper the praises of the stranger, and OUTSIDE.
the triumphant cannon will peal out the news Of
the great arrival to the dumb and wondering PEG.
plel
Louis Napoleon visits England as n friend Who
dares TO think that his real motive is TO eAult
yer the humiliation 10 which he has been redn.
ccd by an alliance with him and It's results! If the
bold thought cutters any heart, II remains uuspo-
ken, for who would seek to question the sincerity
of "our ally!'
And vet that ally is the nephew of tho man
who once 'threw himself upon British honor
and-St. Helena. Tho spirit of the rendetta il
warm in his veins, for he comes of Il rncc which
can neither forget nor forgive Often has his own
proud soul been stung in years past, by the in
science and contempt of the mutton which he now
visits in the gusc o friendship; and well does
1.-The mad nnn of Bonsne' remember tho tauns
aud ridcue Of England when his tame eagle
fused to fly. And yet how much he loves his
ally now, What depth If affection is conceal
ed within hIt dreamy mcdlatiye eye. What n
f,ndnoss for Britain aud Bnens '."eenis cher
ished in that dark, determined soul. What deli
cute respect il displayed by him who brings over
as nm Empress. to be caressed aud respected, the
woman who was nsultcd and rejected eight years
ago as unworthy of looking apon Nictoria's
features. All, that profound, dis ,cmbng heart
Amid the waving of flags. the braying of
trumprt~, the praling of malttudinous cannon,
the glitter OF French and English bayonets and
the cheers of an excited nation, the silent, sad
eyed man nnd his beautiful bridn will sa away
from England towards the land of the olive and
the VIM. Aud then the purple and gold will be
ipp-d olr. aud England will he visible to MS all
IA Ilo,hiess and deeuyiug skeleton again
Before many years there will be another visit
Ii Mas formally announced in 1916, when Louis
Napoleon sal 81 will die in the streets of Lon
don, the conqueror Of England"
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From The Ho' Peter nenard one Of the eldest settler.
Uiaois

1t gives me pleasure To add testimony IN the air
of your great medicine. One OF my bood"d hnr1"s
hid swelling the cap of The Knee about the ne
at II hen. egg. Some .ni II strnn. md some
tint it Xas the Joint from he knee, and Id
T. cured. luied oil cedar it, and all he liuurn t>
mud ontmen's aud they did no Good thin
then hy p.r-uasnn nf friends it.d II q, Farrell
Arabian Linmeat ard | was happy find II rnk- rf
frc after few days and it finally "uted the noble mi
u al enrey ,hink il, is decidedly the G, ntest nj
mrnt Tor horse. wall ~ human nr,n ever knew
fremont, Tds,7r Il CO., H., March 10th, l8i9
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PALSY OR PARALYSIS.

Thadeus Smith. al Muid Creek. rn1ewcll county,
lin ois snys Il had lost the OF my for
rfnn yrar. by palsy paaiys the flesh had ertitc
l. wlherrd away leayin nothing hut skin muscle an
me liet all the best docpls, and all the remedies
| could hem Of, bot they did good. then
nenccd the use of n &. Farred, Arabian Iiunen and
few hotties entirely cured M. and my is us
strong and ncshy the orfr,: j. also INT ratc for
bdtu-, sprlins ahd bruises.
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n. A sTURDIVANT.

Al iohNEf AT LAW AND NOTARY PURIIS
~,,cr,sn Richmond Va
vJhACTlSES in all tho Courts of Rchm1nI Or
an ! Ia The Counties Of Henriro aud Hanover
N Tue capacity n notary public will attend To tai king
Acknowledgements of deeds. dispositions &c &c All
professional dutin, promptly discharged OfBc, cor
hrr Z" bank and llth streets opppu,o Capito SQUARE
ma, 7,dAc3m f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

\ letter frem Winchester informs the AleSan-
dria Gazette that several Wings who did not in
tend to vote ut the ensuing election, since Mr.
Wise's speech, have determined To vote against
him-whlst some Democrats have resolved not
10 go to the polls. 1t also states, that the inter
ruptian in Charlcstown while Mr.. Wise was
speaking consisted, among other things, of hearty
cheers for the American party-and questions
nnf Ev one Who sa Democrat The letter adds
TIM tho Am srcan purity in that quarter of the
STATE ARE in high spirits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

A FISE PRosPEcT. wheat prospect in
Stafford aud King George for twenty five miles
along the Rappaaannock, Is, says the Virginia
Herald, unusually promising. nmany fields the
growth is knee high, promising an early har-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BAsr, PRNclrLEs.-Copies If the " Bneis
Principles of the American party in Any guam
tiv at tins Office. Price. 81 cents hundred, or
81 cents when moro than one hundred are need
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

One of the must satisfactory results OF the
caming triumph of Amercanisn in Virginia will
Ia, H. cru,aia, weight with which it will fall
upon the old desert,rs from the Wing ranks into
tho>n Of the opposition. Ia nine cases out of ten,
those gentry were aetuated by tho most venai
motives, and the overthrow of the party 10 which
they sold themselves will be nst retilbution 10
themselves We anticipate, with especial pleas
utc, seeing the Hon. Charles james Faulkner
caught in this mn~hlrap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

Col. BEALE.-A correspondent If the Kanaw-
ha Republican, who has recently met with the
candidate of the American party for Lieut.. Cow
ernor, speaks in the following complimentary
terms of him
I'VE had free and full conversations on the va
rious questions which now engross the public
mind in all of which he evinced a soundneSs IF
Judgment and an extent and accuracy of knowl-
edge, rarely to be met with among our public men.
In regard to the policy of Virginia, and the de-
velopement of her immense resources, his views
are enlarged and liberal, aud if carried out will
rapidly restore her to her former position among
the States of the Union. No man with whom |
have met understands better than he the condi.
ton and resources of the State, mineral, agri-
cultural and manufacturing. In addition to the
large store of valuable information he possesses
he is emiuently practical in his views. All ais
thoughts seem TO he derected 10 the improvement
of the State, and bettering the condition of her
people, by aHordng facilities for the active de.
yelopment of every department of human indus
try, and by liberal and elevated system of edu-
cation, co-eXtensive with the limits of the Com
monwpalth Instead of consuming the time and
money Of the people in :he discussion If federal
politics, which, has So long retarded the progress
OF the State and stited the energies of her cit-
Aehs' he Is endeayoring to devise means by which
lney can raise more wheat and other grain, and
cnr,y ON Their mining and anufacturing pursuits
WIN more proht and success, and by which tba
prouuct,on OF all these branches of human ;ndus
Try snail md good and speedy market 90,
ASSURE our Eastern and Nalley friends that Col.
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GEORGE vi. RUCKER 4 co.


April 31th, 1855
Take pleasure in announcing tn their lrends ard
toners that they in receipt al their entire
took ofFANC' and STAPLE DRY GOODS foi the
cason aud rcsre fully invite all persons ting readl
y gooiGOODS at reasonable prices 10 cal and make
heir selections. apl3e.3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

Mr.. CLAIBoRSE.-On Wednesday last, Mr. y.
c. Claiborne, spo9e at Halifax, c. H., and was
followed by Mr.. Wood Bouldin of Richmond,
who avowed himself in favor of the American par
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

REy'p. Gro. PEARcY.-This gentleman one
of the Missionaries of the Southern Baptist Con
yention. who has been residing in China nine
years, arrived with his family in this city yester-
day. He is on his way TO visit his relations in
Bedford county,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

The Cynthiana (Ky..) Newsreferrng to late
speech in that town by Hon. J. Breckenridge,
says:
"Alluding to the painful fact that vast num-
Der of Democrats have received introduction
to sam" he asked if the ghost Of "old HEX
ury'. should revisit this lower world; it it should
burst into Nnow Nothing lodge, what would he
sayl He fancied he SAW him cast his indignant
glance upon the astoundcd Il. ", and demand
ing in voice of thunder by the Eternal what
are you doing here -
If Old Iiekarys ghost could appear on earth,
and has learned no better than still TO swear,
what would it say Of the Virginia Democracy
plasin lIenr, A. Wise at their head The
furious swearing Of ',our army in Flanders
wouldn't be a circumstance toit
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yote-a very insufficient reliance in this county,
all will admit
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

HusrISos COURT Quarterly 7erm.-Ihis
Court commenced its session in this city yester'
day. The morning sitting was principally oceu-
pied in impanneling the Grand Jury. granting
license and naturalizing aliens. All the appil-
cations made for license were granted; and
considerable number of foreigners were natural
led Some of the Commonwealth cases were
taken up in The evening" and disposed Of as fol
lows: Commonwealth vs.. Henry &. Faagct,
charged with taking II large quantity"f locks and
glass from new building on Court House street,
the property of Jesse lIare--sen on for further
trial. An application, mad, ~ the accused, for
bail was refused. Commonwealth ". Gleason,
charged with robbery, was postponed til. We'd
nesday. Commonwealth V j. l.. Wood, charg-
ed with harhoring. maintaining and conccnling
negro charged with felony. The defendant en-
tered his appearance, pleaded not guilty, aud the
case was continued till the August term The
Court then adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

ELECTION TICKETS, supplied promptly an,
chraply nj his ofiiec. Sendin your orders.
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ts,,lx sm,NG MACHINES AND

4 WHEAT FANS - II. y. Whiuemore \ Bro are
mruuf cturing THEN works the BASIN very superb
Or fHkA>HING MACHINES and FANS Of improv-
ed patterns ind reahy to fill order short notice
and ON reasonable terms.
Farmers waiting superior Machines depend on
getog -achly ef-onnl application by antre,s
through the Post Ofc
Al-o, al, kinds Of repairing done at short and
reasonable terms.
We agents or the sale Of OBED HuSSEY'S
CELtBRAtrD PArESr Reaper AND Mower. q IN
n anuiacturcrs price.
Those wishing 10 obtain any of The above attic will
do well To send in their nrder4 paly rs POSSIBLE.
The Gamer cnn be examined II our Works.
Tnayl.dtcts
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
>i7,3u'h, is5
GEORGE RUCKER Il co,

= l. 10" IN" p'asure Ia frt Il th,ii Gu, .t'Irr-
Il and thu uhc ,plendi -taek Of ) lk Dire
nuds campti,rs almost Very v.rirty # silk fioud
Ia be found al any e.tabll-rm nj Of the Kind n
Firgina, cnlt Is respectfully req Iestrd from al want
tng such goods.
apl30 8,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

ILLNESS OF SANTA ANNA.-A letter in the
New Orleans Bee from the city Of Mexico. under
date OF the 18th ult, announces that Santa Anna,
who has been in bad health for some time, is So
riously i'll, and adds -
His ply sicians really apprehensive of the
result. DR.. Martinez del Rio, his chief medical
attendant, declares that Santa Anna lies in a
dangerous state of stupor, and is suffering from
an affection of the head aud throat. The stump
of his leg, lost at Vera Cruz, is likewise consid.
erably swollen and inHamed, To-day, the repor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

Beale, if elected, will be the officer not of
ton, but of the whole State"
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p0STpnNFNJENr

The above sal- i. postpun Il until saturday the 1911
inat tu.e plnre tho Marker -u4e at o'clacl
A NJ A COCHRAN, Trustee.
muy7 II
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Discovery of New People on the Western
Continent


A correspondent of the New Orlcons Picayune
states, that during the late trip of the L. s
>loop of war Decatur through the straits of Ma
gellan. DIR. cambridge and another officer oh
tanned leave of absence for few days, during
a calm, and were landed at Terrc del Fucgo.-
They then ascended mountain to the heigt of
$500 feet when they came upon plain of sur
passing richness and beauty; fertile fields the
greatest variety of fruit trees in full bearing, and
signs of cultivation and refinement Their mp
prarance astonished the inhabitants, who howey-
er did not treat them unlrienlly. The men all
range from + to 81 feet i'll height, well proper
toned, very athletic and straight an arrow
The women were among the most perfect models
Of beauty ever formed, averaging 5 feet high
very plump, with small feet and hands, and with
Il jet black eye. The writer adds:
Their teachers of religion speak the latin lam
guage, and have traditions from successive priests
through half hundred centuries. They tell US
that this Island was once attached to the main
land that about 1900 years ago. by their records
their country was visited by violent earthquake,
which occasioned the rent now known as the
Straits of Magellan, that or the top of the noun.
tain which lifted its head to the sun, whose base
rested where the waters now now, stood their
great temple-which, according to their descrp-
uoh' as compared to the one now existing saw
must have been Il ,2OO feet square, and over 100
teet high, built of the purest pantile marble.
The officers remained two weeks with these
! strange people, and obtained from them a speci.
men ct painting on porcelain over 5000 years old
The men. women and children number about
3ooo' and when the children multiply too fast
they are sacrificed by the priests. They live in
nuts OF cottages, each one 10y himself avoiding
company and discourse, employing all their time
III contemplation and their religious duties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

CONTRIBUTIONS rite of Confirmation v as
administered to twen'y.one persons a, st.
Paul's Church in this city, Sunday night,
by the Right Rev. Bishop Johns. The Bishop
also delivered two very able and impressive dis
courses. Sunday morning and night, to large aud
attentive congregations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
1OOnOnFT OrBoX PLANK

Il ed otiru-t. executed Ia ~ Curtis Egm :, herring
date August st. 1884 and record.d in tie Clerks oce
Of Bedford COUNTY, ! shall srl' one hundred thousand
'eet It plank the y'rd the Fore, Depot.
Thu, sdHy, Nav ION, 1855 il lot. sait pun hasers
public auction Tor cab. This plank ia securely pill
ed nd well sea.oncd, and naaufscturer. and ,ther.
who wari whit" and red knch plank will then have
an"pprtufits To supply themselves.
mayl dtl1may f. 5. HUTTER, Trustee.
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NJ OTlCE-fhose owning dogs in the city,
" hereby notified TO come lnrward, paw the aud
obtain the license for keeping them. required by an
dinsncs of the city. WM. d. BRANCH,
I'd MnN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY WV. II. MOsRY. Auc,ioncer.

MILL be sold without ra-,ivr, fi,i-#a,..r.,ie, -.
w loorl ok, TUESDAY sth, one HARNESS al
SADDLE HORSE. 20 '''
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- N.ti.,0ES-Thc subscriber wishes sell three
valuable farms in the neghborhood Of tbs city u ynch.
burg.
One farm Of 100 Acres, in one mile Of the city. IN
vi ch there i, about 80 Acres Of fire creek buttons;
other ia continuing 95 wei imI owed with
building ind very i've Orcbad md Garden, aud
Inns about 10 Acres OF creek A. aid other farm Of
oil Arre.. 3 miles from the oiiy which there ia
good dwcling mud other buildings, and has about 30
OF bottom land also lS vety valuable negroes.
amohg-t which there IRE OF the Valuable
house soryant.. The above p opcrty will BE offered
it will be then >"ld public auction ver, accommo
dati1g Are oil,led the time two imprly-
ed i"ts IN the ely .. Lynchhnrg.
nr25 dSc,is PAIL JONES.
18TH Ri,hmonl Dispatch and b .ltlnor, Sun
qur>lcd to c,pS, Daily until da, OF sale
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The pubic canluurl against another cuuni,rf.
"bicl has lately its uppestao' chile w. b Far
r. Arabian Linimen,, the dangerous of all The
Isauncieirs because bis havine the name Of falrtl,
will buy il in good faith, Nont ledge
,ilt counterfeit exist, uhd til vi pcrl,ap. only
discover their error when the spurious mkt lie h,>
W,uush its evil effects.
Tine genuine article is manufactured only by H. &
Farrell, sole Inventor aud proprietor nnd winle~alr
druggist No II MIN street. Pculia, Illinois, - whom
ali nprljcatiu,, a. Agvrcies be ad.lre-s.d IS,
slc you get ID with tn. letters II G before Farrell :.
lhu,- II. q. FARKELL'S--bnd his tIgnlture on the
wrapp'r; ali others c"untelirit~.
Sold by SrABIER x Co. Drupgi.t..
l., nrthurr Va
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~ and after he 18th inst our Packet
Bna's Will leave Lynchburg Monday, W cdnesda, ana
Friday, st A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond day nj
y. NJ. The Packet for Buchanan will leave at A.
NJ, days and arrive in Buchanan at T. VI Re
turning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday, and sat.
urday at A NJ. and arrive in Lynchhurg at i +. NJ.
In consequence Of III, high price of forage and pio
visions the fare will raised that date.
BOYD, EDMUND D&FENPORT.
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SPRiNG AND SUMMER. Ia55.-
y GLASS & RAINE. j. DIXON. AGENT.

SPRiNG AND ~ VI u Tx. Iabo.-
- GLASS d RAlNE. j. DIXON, AGENT.
Business done enti,tiy far Cash. .pnng supply Of
Coths Cashmere. ami Ve,hng-, R"a iy-nlde Cioi'dng.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, &c
of all descriptions.
The subscribers ord pcrifny return their thinks
heir friends an the puddle far he heral patronage
bestowed them during thr twe,ye months, aud
take pleasure in uncpg Int hey have lu.t eived
their Spring aud Sammer .upp.y OF Gnods from New
York. which their intention respectfully cacd -
rheir Clallns j. cut mr, aad trimmed IL the best
syl" aud be-. hummer. Tho public mr., rely fair
dealing. The prices will he f.,ium. q -. rli,s ory
nsi ed and TINT IN. lowest I'm. qG,iu5 II Goof-
ran be- ID at il, ary tnhct
Clahe- mad" up IL orle, n, ,hurr eors,' nul nour
but the best w"rkn-n =" rIny"d N their i.n hm"nt
Their terms of ,le vii IN tntur- he cab only;
knowing timt upon mis- prinrlp.e will
de i've equal benefit rur.rlvrs
M % its GLASS H. aAI\E j. Dixns Ag't. -
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HEAD STONE SLABS

L large lot of LEAD ana FOOT STONE of a very
superior Marble.
They merit particular attention in form. size md
quality. and suited 10 the tsstes and circumtsan
ces of all Mt JNO B. GADDESS'.
~
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Spring FASIIIONS-f.an Leslie. Ga
~ z"tte Tor May, received at
mays Is MORSE'S

t'ouNo.-A GOLD WATCH CHAIN, Which
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