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The American patriot., 1855-04-06
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By G.. @. DUNN.

Drops there are which ever foweth
Through the channels Of the soul; %
As sea-waves forever goeth, e'''Ait' II.
Onward by high control; }9. e';f
So those drops meier ceasing, Aoweth II
Down into the endless soul. .lial4.a aai
Drops there are Of joy and sorrow, s
Drops of pleasure and Of woe;
And they dream of woe tomorrow,
When their stream shall cease to flow;
When they keep on falling, falling, -j
Down into the soul below. raI 70.
Would'st thou know the drops mean:
Ask thy mind with wisdom fraught;
And the clouds which intervene
Shall remove. and lol thou'rt taught!
For thy mind will tell thee truly f7ofl
Drops they are Of endless thought
The American patriot., 1855-04-06
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The American patriot., 1855-04-06

"Here, fellow, hold this horse"
"Does he kick?"
"Kick! no take hold of him. 4s
"Does he bite?" ssyfl
Bite! no; take hold Of the bride, | say"
..Does it take two to hold him?"
"No!"
"Then hold him yourself y 3 81 nab
sY" The way TO make a tall man short, is
10 ask him " lend vcu hundred dollars s-
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

Fanny Fern thinks it provoking for wo-
man who has been working all day in mend
ing her husbands old coat, to find loye-!etter
from another woman in his pocket. We guess
it would be. Il is't1g nov "a sls5r- e5-
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

William, ! fear you are forgetting me-
said a bright eyed. girl to her sweetheart the
other day. ,ssus,57 3.l.tfss. s5fa... sl..iy
" Yes, sure have been for getting you these
two years" ..'
The American patriot., 1855-04-06
w The woonsocket (R. ~ Patriot heads

its :. Marriages" thus - .,.'.' IN
Here the girls, there the widder,
Always cast their earliest glance,
And with smiling face consider
b i'''. If they, too won't stand chance
'is7 10 make some clever fellow double 1it
In bliss, and often, too, in trouble 5f
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

A good anccdote is told Of an old Methodist
preacher, who rode circuit few years ago
While going to ono of his appointments, he
met an old acquaintance, who was one Of the
magistrates Of. the county. Hc asked the min
lister why he didn't do as the Savior did-ride
An ass? Because said the divine, 1.-THE peo
pie have taken them all to make magistrates
&c ltIzi- + l..
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

"And mine, too! multitude Of voices
calculated. I've lost, tool, too---ten dollars
--ilfty-five-and-twenty-apoundo ofgold-out
with the money if he won't pay"
Another banker from an adjoining table had
in the meanwhile came up, and had whispered
few words to his comrade during the heighs
of the tumut. Ths loser for a time refused,
but at last yielded to his persuasons, and took
up the money to count it, Willie both carefully
examined the notes and bill. There could be
no objection raised against either, and with a
heavy sigh, paid the banker the money, which
took all on his table, as well as several packets
Of gold dust, which the stranger carefully cut
open, examined, and then weighed at the bar.
All was in order; and concealng the money
in various pockets he thrust what remained in
the mysterious bag, and then quilted the room,
after bowling his thanks to the surrounders,
which were returned by a laundering hurrah,
and shouts of applause. f. na= ef.pa,I
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

Tis not the number of the lines
: On lifss fast.illing page;
'Fis not the pulses added thyobs, ,m
Which constitute osir age. t.2s'
"a Some souls are serfs among the frec,l $50
II rotW hlie others Robly striye;S agz s-,d .rae
They stand Just where ther, fathers stood;
Dead, even while they live!
Others, all spirit, heart and sense: -
Theirs the mysterious power go AsT'a4
10 live in thrills Of JOY or wee, &sa''eh 40
.,-.,s 4 twslyemonth in an hour! *, .r
haSeize, then. the minutes as they pass--9s7d7
ssn Thewoof Of life is thought glieyl1,1to
~ Warm up the colors, let them glow, gsfries
By fire or fancy fraught!l !lpog. di vasa5
se Live to some purpose--make thy life e.
6s5d A gift of use to thee eTs aIioiy Bdi So
A joy, good, golden hope, of ,ais u2
A heavenly argosy! -
The American patriot., 1855-04-06

n Strong passions work wonders when there il
sironcei. reason TO curb them. sa 1.6ss
~
The American patriot., 1855-04-06
TO LUCAsTA

This famous little gem was written by Rich
I'd Lovelacc, and was first printed in the veal
649: 7 '7 sR1ai 90 'i7i'7p
Tell me not sweet, am unkinde. 'I'e
That from the nunnerie pHiA's'as ri
Of thy chsste breast and quiet nninde, u 10
To ware and arms file, i90'5soi
i1 True, new mstresse now chase, sios
The first foe in the field; ad15ss bIa
And with q stranger forth imbrace n5eIap
ieg's A sword. a horse,1 shield. 1ifq s 9Tr
Yet this Inconsistency is such. ailoeqa -.
ss.s As you too shall adore; 10 esiito ges
ar could not love thee, deare, so much, ,o,,
.-- Loved not honor more l,.. On. ,.,,is;d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
rNm. !, A HIN d MACHINES AND

/ WHEAT FANS IL. =. Nhtirmnrc X Bro.
manufacturing their works tho Basin very superb
or rHRASillNG MACHINES and FANS of improv
ed patterns aud ready fill orders nj short notice
and ON reasonable totms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on
getting such by personal application or by addressing
through the Post Office.
Also oil kinds of repairing done short notice and
on reasonable terms.
We agents Tor the sale of OBED HUSSEY'S
CELEBRATED PATENT REAPER AND MowER, nj the
manufacturers price.
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles will
do well to send in their orders early possible.
The eapor be examined at Works
nay5.dhcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

HARD TINES IN ARKANsAs.--They have de-
oidedly gloomy times in Arkansas. The Little
Rock Gazette, of the 9th ult., says:
"There is not, in Little Rock, barrelof -four,
a bushel of meal, or pound Of coffee or sugar
for snle. Flour would go off readily here at $l5
barrel, and corn meal at So bushel; sugar and
coffee would sell for any price. There is the
or family groceries. We do not know what our
people will do"
The Arkansas river, it appears, has nearly
dried up, and the Gazette urges the merchants to
fit up wagons and send out to the country and
other towns for supplies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18
Arfil. 3NIh. 10
GEOIIl.EM. RllCKER co.


Respectfully hog leave To call the intention Of the
Ladies' Ia thrf very pfndid md ert psire stock d
FRENCH and SCOfGH EMBROlDERlES, in
Muslin and Lace goods comprising almost every vario
" of work md .tylc else Of quality and price,.
Ladios in the city nlsn. those visiting the city for
thu purpose OF supplying themselves with such gooda
VIII please oll aud make their purchases
nnl9n }u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

Baker. who has been on trial the last ton days,
in Orange County Cureuit Court, for the murder
of two men with whom hs had been gambling. has
been found guilty of unlawful, but not malicious
killing, and his punishment fixed at six months
confinement in the county Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

Governor Gardeners fearless course in the Lo-
ring atfair-was honored with salute of one
hundred guns on Boston Commonas triumph
for the independence of the judiciary--being fol-
branch of the Legislature on which his disrepu-
table conduct has broughtso much disgrace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-18

n OE1CE.-fhe copattnrrshp oi Williams "
Hooper this day dssuIvcd by the junior part
nrr. h. S Hooper, withd rawing from the Tho
business heretofore will be conducted by X A vi
lnms. All persons indebted 10 Williams Hooper
ere respectfully requested To make Immediate payment
tu Il. A. Williams, and those who have claims against
sat firm will please present them fr payment tn X. A.
Wllinmsi who is alone authorized to settle the bu'
An,n a5th 1884
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE ". RUCKER Il co


April 30th. 1853.
Take pleasure in announcing In their friends and cus.
TONERS TIM they in receipt of their entire
.took nftANC and STABLE DRY GOODS ior the
season and rospe tully invite al persons ting rooaI
" roodGOODSet ut reasonable prices 10 call aud make
their selections. aplh.3m
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TOBACCO sCREwS, FLATNERs.

TOBACCO SCREWS, FLATNEKS.
MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALB.--Ou
ron.gnacnt - be sold at erent bargain the entire
Fixtures Screws Eniners, MILL, Presses &c belong
ing 10 nm extensive Tobucco Manufacturing establish.
ment; the whole o hicn have been used but short
time, aud embrace NIL the latest imprnv emcnts. The
owner huvug determined to remove great Inducements
will BE- oncl 81 purchasers, the favorable terms.
Il immediate application be mndc 10
uprl /. WM II MOSBY, Auctr.
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MORE NEW BOOK.

MORE NEW BOOK
l'l krnnith, u Rem GunrI oi tte Grand army by
author leir of Redcliio.
Tho Castle Builders ,ame uutior
Hentla Ease. do do
My Brothers Keeper, by nu,hor of Dollars Il eta
Johnstons Chem.iiy al common life
Also
knrkehockcf, for Nny.
Hunts Merchants Magazine. Tor May.
Backwood's Edcnhurgh Magnzlne.
London Art journal
nnVIh1a Retpiv.d nj MDRSE'S
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New Auction and Commission House.
| doors below the Post Office, where he intends
carry on the Auction and Commission bu-in, He
will give his personal attention the sale per., ,nnl
and real esate. horsps &c. He soiicts cnnsignme
If good. ntended for auction, vi ch shall receive hir
prompt attention Whi. l.. IECKIE
ian lists
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" All persons wishing 10 supply themselves with II
good article oi Rei-asl Anthracite and Bitumnous
Con for the season, will find il ther interest
If they leave their orders with hs undersigned soon
"a possible; nn thcy wl be get their Coal bt
Ricnn nj urcment. and at lowest Richmond prices
including freight and tolls. DAN'L s. JASPER.
q Ii.
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n EW WCONCEikN-R. a. Williams calls the
l attention OF tho reading community To his well Sc
lrctnd assortment ol new books oi every kind. Fine
stationery ond macy goods. Work hoxrs, fine Ponrl
P,rt Mnnnnle4, Purses, Picket knives Tooth Brushes
&c, &c. The ladies particularly requested 10 eall
and examine many useful and beautiful fancy goods
nnlo7 WILLIAMS
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nAnELL HOUSE. nANK Ks1UAKE

fABELL HOUSE. BANK S<k UARE
" MAIN ST. LNNCilBuRG. EA.--rhr under
signed. having tnlcn this well knosn e.tnllishmcnt
beg lenvc inform their friends nnd the public lha
they roHdy 10 Il n 7 Il RT a N in supero,
stsr, all who favor them with Gull Their house l.
wei furnished. mud their lder is plenlifnlly supplied
with ali that hc found in thi- market aso those of
the nd arrut cities They also visl, to niormllc
TRAY ELi.lNG COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving by the Eastcin or Western
Trims the Bonls, will find MEALs ALWAYS READY
In view of This they hope 10 meet the patrnnne. OF
generous pubic. SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
CHARLES J. RYAN.
may 10 Is. Propret,ra
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VIRGINIA n TENN. RAILROAD.

l., tsss raMazzR NEIr SCUEDUL SUM.
ss6 OVERWHELMING l!-On
md nitcr Aprl It, 1855, the Passenger Train will leave
Lyurlburg daily, (sundnys excepcd) ut O'Clock
I. NJ. and arrive a yth.vile nj +. VI Return ming,
leave Wythcvillc ut A. NJ. and arrive at Lynchbnrg
nt II M.-makng the trip f. om Richmond and Pee's-
burg to Wythevillr in ID hours.
CONNE.xIONS
For Buchanan, via Buord'r Depot, on Monday s.,
Wednesdays and Fridays. and atrlye nj buchanan 10
supper.
For Fincesile Sweet and Waste Sulphur Spring.,
Ch,raston kanawh,, aud Gnyanlaite, vim Bensock :,
Aondays Wednesdays ard Fri lays.
For Abingdon, Joncsboro' mud knnxv,llc, Tenn da
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
.TYNCHBIJRG DAILY TIME9S


rINHE undersigned propose commence Mt ear
i " day, tho publication Of Daily and Weekly
Newspaper in this city of the above title The DAILY
TINES wlnc News, Commercial and Literary Jour
na-frrn n Sectaran and Party bias. 1t will be
devoted The nterrsts Of Virginia. and of this portion
81 the State particularly To tho extent of its ability
and il nuence IT will strike for the Old Dominion, and
against her focs. 1t viii recognise a friend and
brother every oi every pnriy who is true to herr
nnd will the flag OF promising hostility to
all who notwng ito swear by her nltars and her
fires"
The editorial department ,f the TINES will be
chh fy under the n,rol OF Mr. b. NJ. Dewitt has
Ind Is years experience in editorial life and who
Is well known 10 most newspaper renders in 'his por
tion of Vrgia
TERss.-1he DAILY TIMES viii be printed n
sheet uimedum at 10 cents week. or s. per
mum, IN a adynnee. The WEEKLY TIMES, for the
Country will contain of the reading matter Of the
Daily and will be se so; invdrIibiy in ad
ADyERTIsEMEsrs will be inserted at SO cen per
Square fifteen lnns less for the first insertion, and
2J r each subs quent insertion-nness ordered
inner form when 80 will he charge always in
advance. A liberal dccount yenrly advciti.ers tn
be paid quarterly in advance.
b. NJ DEWITT,
may l2 .ts CHAS. A. FARIS.
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On Saturday, the Jamestown Society" oele-
brated their second anniversary at Mount YER
non. The company were delighted with an ora
ton from George Washington Parke Custis,esq
After pleasant season in surveying the grounds
tho party re embarked and proceeded to tho eel
ebratod White House Landing. where sumptu-
Gus dinner awaited them. This being discussed,
a speech of great eloquence and patriotism was
drawn out from Philip II. Fendal, esq. ex-Dis-
trict Attorney On tho special invitation of
Col. Washington the steamer returned to Mount
Vernon, where the mansion was thrown open and
the kndest hospitality was displayed. Here
they remained until about sunset. when the COM
pany re embarked for and arrived in the metrop-
olitan city at an early hour. The beautiful steam
er George Washington, Captain Corson,was gai-
ly decorated for the occasion.
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MISCELLRN L0US.
AND RELOW COST

S1EAND BELOW COSr Boots, ,hoes,
\ hut, caps, trunks carpet bngs, Ne. 1h" -
G -ctihcr would call tho attention ot Ss,ll IN
how IN want of goods In hbs line, l%VtlsyM
~ AMI especially tho,e wishing goods
sell thai he is ofclng hi entire stock NJ prices
rlu fail 10 bs appreciated 10y those VII" may In
rur hn with "A call large potion ol the goods were
purchase thi. Spring, embracing very fine assortment
o Hat, Cspa. and Infants Turhans all o the most np
proved styles An cNira fine assuttmrnt ot Trunks,
line OF Ladies' and Aiss shoes. luS, rece1s
81 fine assortment nf Gents hne dtrss Boots wish IL
srll out us .ay as possihlr aud cnalc To do AZ
am offering the entire stock at cost and portion o
goods tor less thun
Call ut the sign Of thu RED HAT, "prosilo the Wnr
wick House anl door below &. Morses Book store
before making your purchases.
arIoa ts1 SD, RuMBOuGIl. hg't.
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SILkS, SfLkS, SILKS.
April 3Olh, 1853.
GEORGE vi. RUCkEIk 4 60,

Az Il now the pleasure to Tier Ia thclr customers
nnd the pubIie splendid stock Of Silk Dre."
Goods, comprising almo. every variety oi Silk Goods
To be found any e-tahl shm mt of the kind in
Virginia re j, respectfully requested from all want
ing such goods.
apl30 3u
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I,IsECLoTus, CASIMERES, YES

4 TlNGS &c dc Superior Black French aud
roIorcd Coh' o tue fnes make, superior French
Cnsimcrcs fine N"sting+ Cravns, KID Gloves. Pocket
Hand ctchcis. Collar. Sc. My friends both from
town nn,l country wi ri give call for the
boyo goods and YOU shn be- we'll paid for your visit
np27.t4 B. n LEWIS
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IfOK kENT.-iiaving engaged to 20 Ia Wythe
l. vic,l offer for ttni nrec and "c known stand
kyles Corner,nt present oorupi' by Mrs u Tau
lctt This hou = has quite large number ot regular
boardefs besdes good run OF transient custom. The
household mud kitchen furniture either be rented ~
purchn ed ihe person may dcarr THIS ia 60, .dcf-
cd by mnny decidedly the bes stand for family boari
ing house of any in the city, Pos,esson given nmo-
dnte Fairly application to the subscriber is requested
n, he expect" 10 'av" ihr city in few duys
JOHN ". PArLETT.
ut Gregory " Royals H. W. >to,e.
,r,n,l 4
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so THE LADIES III you wish To ace some
Z atlhe most beautiful and latest styes ut Spring
aud Summer rooda h,t hnye ever been offered in his
market cali at White * ndan's new md cummodious
onr door ahoyr the Citizens Savings Bank. We
have Int oprLrd, and -tpck Is entirely new, We
rut the in.r - the inncit i. We have the
richest AL 'ud4 OF dress goo IL, such
ks,san' plaistdrd plai x Bnmges, silk Organ
die of every variety 4nln o all col plnn buek strip
Shallie, Shnlie and Barage Denins of every Variety
summer Moulin otnll colors nnd qualities fine French
oortcl colas nnd ccge- also, very superior in
mourning SIC, ut 60 lars fichy embroidered
Linen Gnmhir ilnmikrrrhrf-, LnDea Vail. Manillns,
Of the most beautiful tyr-, wuusols fans kid gloves of
every ynr!ety. CuJl nod examine
WHITE a. JORDAN'S,
door above the ii zens Savings Bank,
srlsS-s Main street.
~ Rrp cory.
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PETERSBURG.

SsPKlNG GRADE ls5J-GEU B JONES
- 4 co. wholesale D,Wggias. H.lrr,hmg. Nngnin,
have crcivrd thrir SPRiNo STocK of Drug4, Acd
eine4. rsima, Sc and oler ion sale n,sorl
mrnt, embracing all articles in 1lis line suited tn
the want, o Country Merchants, Druggists Physrin :
nd Farmers.
Obaning thrr supdlie1 nom Nhnaiartnrrr. unl In
porter, only they nfcp,red /, tu,ni- the+e goods a.
a,v any regular Johbing house Lt Ord,lS receive
prompt and CAREFUL attention. mnryt.
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C4RPEIINGS AND MiTITNGS.
GEORGE NJ. lSuCk Esk AZ co.

LrscnnuRG. Va.
April 3oth 1853,
AVE now in stnro splendid assortment OF carpet
I ing "a follows:
Extra superior Velvet Carpc,ing
i" Tapestry
} ply Scotch
2ply "
h 3sit 4" Twilcd Ninotcun "a
asii " Single " -
a " Plaid Hemp =
A " White ladih Mating
Rope Mats Chermillc
Crun Cloths assorted
"a Cd 81 1914 * 2ia Floor Oil Cloth.
Furniture Oil Cloths assorted, splcndid Curtains.
Cornrcs, Rosettcs Cord, and Tassel. Gall 10 mnoh.)
sn5 man, other kinds OF house furnishing goods all.
ui which will be offered n.cnnble rates,
nnl3O lm
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CONSUMPTION or IRON AT SEBAsroPoL.--If tho
Russian war shall have tho effect to diminish the
manufacture of railway iron in England, it seems
likely to create n demand for iron in the shape Of
cannon balls and shells, quito equal to, if not ex
ceeding, tho diminntion in the amount required
for railroads. by the. last steamers news we
learn TINT tho allies have FIVE hundred guns play
ing on Sebastopol, firing ono hundred and twenty
rounds daily. We calculate that fifty of these
shot aud shells will weigh one ton AT every
round fired, there will bo of course ten tons and
each day twelve hundred tons weight of cannon
bnlls and shells thrown into Sebastopol. The
bombardment at the latest dates had lasted twelve
days, and of course there had been thrown into
the town, in that time, fourteen thousand four
hundred tons Of iron. 1t is probable that the
Russians may have hurled back at the allies
nearly the same weight of metal and it is safe
To compute the total consumption Of iron in the
siege of Sebastopol for these twelve days at
twenty five thousand tons. This iron, thus
thrown away and wasted in war in the brief Pc
Rod of twelve days, would furnish the metal re-
qured to construct about 1900 miles Of railroad.
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40 rERsON AUTHORIZED TT

l receive money for us except Mr. Jno NJ Miile.,
ind shall achnowle e other receipts but our own
nnd Mr. Jnn. VI. Miers.
mnrl '.ts MILLER Il ELAN.
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lat WAREHOUSES. SrcAnoRe ST, N

MAT WAREHOUSES. SrcamoRh ST, ESs
PtrFRsBUK", NlRGiNIA.-SP'3 1879 - tsNs
The suhsor bes respectful announce 10 tile Mrrch-
ant. ut Nginir AMI Mouth Cnruhnn, llat L ey
receiving their supplies ior the srnsor,
md thci, Assortment, (Which large nld varrd) will
he complete in few days.
Their Gno,!s. ot which pnicha>ci from
Iuhbrrs but tiom Mnnutl, turers unl impo,trrs viii
rompar" Glvoraly, in quality and prices, with tho-c at
any Joblng House in the Northern CITIES.
We beg friends and the public n ir'
nrwei efforts. part to deserve their nvnrs nni
maintain the reputation ut our house. w" invite M"rch
nute who going fnrtcr NORTH mnkn their Spring
purchases to call and examine the quality nnd prices
nur goods. mnr9 MAJOR y MOORE.
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OTlCE is hereby given Tut my son, A. NJ
/ Winston. is not authorised to deal tor me- or on
my account, to transact nny business ofa pecunary
nature whatever in my name A. WINSTON.
mayl2-ts
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NOTICE.-All those indebted the firm of
~ d. Nj. Guggenheimer requested settle at their
earliest convenience with N. N.GUGGENHElMER.
may l.dlm