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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03
E'ANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA

H'6NSA 0hA1G AMI INOIIh MA
l. NUFACTORY, z and 9Th sts. Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 CRATES and TENDERS, embra-
cling all the various kinds used in the South East,
West and North. l receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used in the Eastern and Northern
cities, and prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices.
Builders and Merchants and others in want OF
Crates and Tenders will find it their advantage to
give me a sail before purchasing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by me is war
ranted. SAM'L d. DENOON.
FOR HIRE II have for hire likely Girl, IA years
of age used to waiting in the house. Terms mode
rate. ja22-Sm
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NHOE TOOLS, SHOE FINDINGS &c.
~ The subscriber keeps constantly ON hand a good
assortment of shoe Hammers Pincefs Rasps Rriyes
French and American Shoe Kit, Avis of evsry de.
scription, Lasts, Thread of the best quality Shoe
Nails fegs Russia Bristles Lscets Eysfet Machines
Boot Webbs. &c. Also, superior French Calf Kin
and Lining Skins, all of which he will sell at low
prices A. B. CLARKE,
fe zi-6tS Market Place Franklin st.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
"HE UNITED STATES LIFE

=
THE UNITED STATES LIFE IN
l. SURANCE CO. takes risks the lives of
White persons for life or shorter period; and on
Slaves for four years. favorable terms
any equally responsible Company.
Capital and Assets January LIST, 1866,
$l,24O,629 O6.
Bonus of Is per cent. has been declared on the
business of last year to all Polcyholders entitled
thereto
DR.. Frs. w. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
o. F. BRESEE, Agent
Office Valley Insurance COMPANY,
fs 2S-1m $3.50, 2 doors from the Post Office.
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mile west of Richmond, on the Old Turnpike. To
any person wishing to engage in market garden no
place in the vicinity of the city presents greater ad
vante The tract contains about 20 acres of excel.
lent land, on which is fine vineyard, sspaa gus BEDS
fruit trees. &C. The dive liing house contains
ed. The out houses are in good preservation. The
property is to be Immediately enclosed with new
fence. For terms, apply to Mrs ELIZA +. TALL
LEY, 9TH at, between Cary and Canal streets.
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RALED STRAW AND BRICKS.-I
II have on hand for sale 126 bales bright Wheat
Straw, in good order.
am authorized to sell reveral hundred thousand
well burnt BRICKS, deliverable on the Basin land
ings or at my lumber yard on the canal, between
9th and 7th Streets in lots to suit the convenience of
purchasers. Persons desirsus of buyine by LEAVING
their ordsrs can be supplied in few days
fe 2S--3aw2w C WALTHAIT
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VAL
LEY OF VIRGINIA,
Available Capital $500, 900; Surplus $61 ,517
81; Charter Perpetual
TAKE risks on Cargo, Freight, Build
l. ings Merchandise, &C., in town or country.
Losses promptly and literally adjusted by
o. F BRESEE, Actuary,
Office 14th street. doors from the Post Office.
fe Z3-lm
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NORN AND COB CRUSHERS.- We
~ are just in receipt of the Little Giant" CORN
AND COB CRUSHERS, which commanded the
admiration of all planters at the Virginia State girl
cultural Fair. Call early, if you wish one
BRANCH l. CO,
fe m sfraa
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-23
FOE THE INDEPENDENT PREss.l
From Montgomery,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, FEB. %, 1855.
Editors Of The Press Last week I
wrote you long letter from this place.
Some Of my friends urge me to write con-
stantly, that they may hear from me through
the Press, and to CRAFTY them, will give
you another letter. Soma people may think
it easy to write letter: for a newspaper,
but they are sadly mistaken. Even if the
material is abundant, the selection and ar
rapgsment and proper expression Of it is
difficult And the fact that your readers
feel no interestin the local incidents or oc--
currences Of this section, increases. the diff
Guilty. = 49, - st;:ls Il, s. 81, 4,
/ have very little change to reportin local
matters since my last. The. drought and
low water still CONTINUES. Though the teav.
ems are dark and threaten rsiin, yet sthesyI y
only - Z, 81, -. ss tsss
3 "Hoid thsword Of promiss "a W tks; ;.ar az sIs y s
And bleak :. TO the hope 81
Provisions are At THE siansine Ii aDoi;uls i,
Flour is worth Sfs D barrel In fIS SIf
the thing gets much worse, afIsu. doinesr
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Nh AR k ETS.

ABBEVILLE, March a2-The demand for
cotton is good, and prices unchanged We
quote to y cents, according to quality.
COLUMBIA, Marcl, 21.-Thc demand for
cotton in our market yestorday was aotivo. and
very good. Several large lots were offered,
most of which was taken at very full and in
some instances advancing prices. viz: 9 to 81
cents extremes.
HAMBURG, March 2l.-CorroS.-Prices
ranging from It to 81; Choice cents
CHARLESTON, March 20-The cotton mar
ket IS excited, and prices tend upwards. Sales
of 5000 bales at II "A 81 cents.
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Notice to Soldiers.

WNGRE>S, AT its laic session, passed m Act
" granin" to all soldic. having served in
any "t the wars of the United States since
1870, One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of Bounty
Lnnd.
Under this Act those who have already re-.
ce'ved forty "r eighty acres under the Acts of
1850, are now entitled 10 receive an additional
amount, making one hundred and sixty acres
The undersigned will promptly attend rs.
agent III securing warrants, and will buy the
same, when secured, paving Il liberal price
LAWN" had long experience, with great sue
cess, III the business, he offers is services to all
interested III The Act, confident Of his ability to
secure justice and give entire satisfaction
B. Y. POSEY.
March II, 1886. As 3n,
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Land for the Million! &

THlIE Act of Congress of.Marci Sd, 1855,
* gives additional Bounty Land to all who
have heretofore received land for. military SER
vices. All who have served fourteen DAYS, or
received pay in money for their services are
entitled. ] have, by five years practice in
claims against the U. 8, Government, become
perfectly acquainted with all tile minute rules
and practice Of that Departmeht and nm well
known 20 The Commissioner of Pensions, II
Will Iattend promptly to all claims entrusted to
me. AZ. three hundred thousand persona are
entitled under this law, there will be great de.
lay in.issuing them, and it is therefore highly
Important that application be made without
delay. - ~
!. will be at Abbeville c. H1in few, ,wAeks;;
but until then applicants can call upon b. V.
PoseY whom have furnished with printed
declarations to snit all cases. s. s:s q &
\ w1ll!also pay cash for tho Warrants Or nd.
lss.1.s s.. 'S 1: Sd e. PosEYs
= March 23 49, a. q y Il =
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FOUND,

Rf n servant of Mrs. Mary Cannon near
- her Residence, q small black leather.
POCkET-BOOK,
with steel clasp, containing, when exhibited. q,
tlve dollar bill on the City Bank of Augusta,
Ga. four dollar bill on the Bank of the State
of North Carolina, three ten cent pieces, pa
per headed 'P G. Longs account for Lor.s
standing" with a list of strange names, and a
small paper which seems to be memorandum
Of sugar, coffee, molasscs. DC.
The owner will find his book Mt this Office.
which he can get by dcfraying the expenses of
this advertisement
March 10, 1853 46 ~
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Public Sale,

WILL Be sold, on Monday, the 26th in
w. stant at the late residence of Mrs.
following property, to wit:
Twenty Likely Negroes,
One of whom is u tolcrable blacksmith. Stock
of every description Corn Fodder. Wheat.
Oats; II lot of fine Bacon and Lard: Planta.
tion Tools, among which is a fine
NEW COTTON GIN;
Household and Kitchen Furniture o)so 6r.
Carriag", Wagon, and Ok Cart. All on a. cred.
it till the first of January next with interest
from date. Farther terms made known On
the day of sale
JAMES McCRACKEN,
p III. EDDINS, TX ors|
March D. 1855. 46 II
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FULLER'S HAT STORE.
23S, RICHARDSON ST.,
G O l. L NJ BIA s. G.

NEAR THE NEW STATE CARROLL
I>llE Proprietor of this celebrated Establish
L mcnt. although only nine months has
elapsed since he commenced business on his
orr. "ee"""f' yet it affords him great pleasure to
slate to the H"l"rs and ci,izcms generally. Of
ABBh\ LILLE. that he has met with that sue.
cess That seemed to warrant a large increase of
stock and >torr-ro"n. both of which additions
are nearly complete, and will he arranged for.
the ~ho'c%die trd,l.,
80 tIv" per cent. off on bills Of ifty dol
lars Terms cash on delivery inevcrv instance.
March IT, 1885 Tnoy 90 I'd
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IF Margaret Morrison.

WHO Received. in the year 1918, war
W rant for quarter section of land, as
the heir of William Morrison, who was a sol.
der in the War of 1912. will address the un.
ders'gned at Due West 8. c., she may hear of
something to her advantage. .
WESLEY A. BLACK,
General Claim Agent.
March 5s, 1858 40 3t
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbevillc:-.
Smith, Perrin, Il NJ Davis, DIV G
Tiilots"n, VIM Morris, ii : Kerr ID II Sonlev.
ID } Jordan. j Brownlec " } Stephenson, Dr
Branch. G Drbrnhl. Wiley Rogers, Enright
d Starr, T Little, II G darkness, Marshall &
Coleman, Horseback Norton.
D. r. SONDLEY, Agt.
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Abbeville G. H., March 10, 1856
JOCAS SSEE

THE full-blooded Horse, .JOCAS- ~
SEE, Will stand tho ensuing TN
spring season ns follows: On Monday, at Bax-
il Callahams; on Tuesday, at E. Tri6ie's Eso. :.
on Wednesday, at G.. B. Clinkscale's, ESQ: On
Thursday, at AbbevilleC. H.; on FRIDAY. nt
David Kellars, Esq; on Saturday, at Dq,.
Hewili lie let to Mares at Ten Dollars ;oss
rance. Twenty-Five cents to the, Groom in Il
cry instance Every possible, care will be e
Ken to prevent accidents but no liability IS
any. Season TO commence the 10th of Mar
and end the 10th of Juno. SO ~
PEDIGREE.
JOCASSEE is q fine blood bay, Of fin
and muscular power. He was sired r.
Whitfield's celebrated Waverly, in the&
OF ls48-Waverly by old Bertrand sef
tncky; dam by Blackburn's Whip; 6nd
by the renowned horse Sir Arehy h..
Eliza, own sister to the celebrated 'ze
horse Gallatin, by. Imported BedfoI THE,
sees dam was got. by Bedford. a B.
from the renowned Kirksey's. colt, "ce
the imported Bedford !; his grand-da8ed
nomenon, and he by Sir Archy :: hid udv
by Leopard, andshe by the celebrd
siiy r, horse Of great senown in rdo
:, = From this pedigree it gwill at dhcsJe
fhat Jocassee has descended from a. pu
'cestry. as much 80 as any horse in thseI
Waverly, the sire Of Jocassee, stands uhrivaL
at the present day in this country, haasipe
.tainod aprepidm in Is44.htSGreep1ille.I s.
also at ;EeYbsrrys in 1B48,. also ntsPendis
and dsAnderson: being the best stallion e1hibA
ON each occasion -. 40
Jocassee is Piaoed so low naprice a. "a
within the teaolf Of every man who Is able
Swn !y.., mars, and in fact very ley for Thorse
and coaofsasl combined can vie With Anysbsy
S Every pegson desirous off rsising Ana: sSss.,.
VIII dosXelEtS patronise this fall lS6ssd and
]. J { =, '.s A., d HAxTHAoss, <,
: y. ~ = go More 4S SIN
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France and England, but for the whole of
Europe. We arc sorry for poor Turkey,
and would rejoice to see her snatched from
the paws Of the Bear, but not by those
whose tender Elercics would make her a
VOLTS rcpast.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-23
College Exhibition.

WE learn, from the Telescope, that an
Exhibition by the Senior Glass in Erskine
College is TO take place on Wednesday
evening, 2sth instant. The public are in
vited, and We hope large and appreciativc
auditory will attend.
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Letter Postage.

IT may be we'll once more to remind all
concerned that, from and after the first dav
of April next, the postage on all letters must
be paid in advance. Postmasters are not
authorized to mail unpaid letters.
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Will be Sold,

E on sale-dny in April. a likely Negro
81 Woman and child, superior cook,
W washer, ironer. and scamstress. Negro
sound, and sold for no fault. She may be seen
THOMAS CANT.
March 90, 1855 46 tf
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DIED..

At New Market, :. c., on the 18th March
instant, Mn. JOHN j. FURNESS
~ Augusta. Savannah and New York pa
pcrs please copy.
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:
will lead. Like all others who were with
him, have warm affection for the man.
In his virtues he is as gentle rs in his rage
he is terrible.
In sight Of my door is slave mart.
For several days have seen there nice,
plump, modest little girl, quadroon slave,
for sale. She is about fourteen years old,
and is what is called among traders "fan-
cy." am assured hy one who knows, that
she is a daughter of Gen. TAYLOR. Such
things will happen in the South. When
was North, heard al abolitioni,t rantng
about granddaughter of Thomas JET
FERsoN being slave. But what of it,
and who is to blames The rule of law
cannot vary, but still runs purtus sequitur
rcntrim and if Thomas JEFFEnsoS or
Gen. TAYLOR let their blood flow in that
channel, they must take the consequences.
1t does not often happen that man gets
rich by getting drunk. Every rule though
has its exceptions, and so has this. Last
Monday man got drunk and gave five
dollars for ticket in SWANS Lottery.
The next day it drew $500. The aryu-
ment is very brief and very conclusive. If
he had not got drunk, (his friends say,) he
would not have bought the ticket and if
he had not bought the ticket, of course, he
would not have drawn the prize. So there's
luck in liquor sometimes.
We often hear the question, "what's in Il
namc?" That's what, I say. Nothing, of
course, and will give You the proof. An
agent on the railroad bought two Lottery
tickets, one of which drew $3.50, and the
other 81 100. And his name was Doorlr.
TILE. So there's nothing in name.
1t is now o'clock Il. m. and is the usu-
ri hour for my sic$tce. and | am l;,zv and
sleepy. Then az rcroir.
Yours truly, Ben LANE.
Pure AND ESADuLrErArEp ARTICLES, earthly
selected. alone enter j. to the composition of
Stablcrs Good Medicines" This, with the
careful and scientific manner in which they are
compounded, is doubtless Il great cause of the
unrXamplcd success which STABLER'S ANO-
DiNE CHERRY ENPECTORANT has had in
the rclnr'iying of such diseases Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group dc. The DIAR-
RIItEA CORDIAL. also has been very success
tul in those painful and dangerous diseases of
the bowels, which sometimes proves so fatal
They are both used and highly recommended by
II large number Of physicians and Others of the
highest standing and have provcd.fnlly worthy
of their cncomiums. You are advised to make
trial of these articles, should you need their
aid, and mark their beneficial effects.
Sec descriptive pamphlets, to be had graf
is of the agents Price of EACH. ONLY so
cents per bottle, or six bottles for 50 so.
+. II. STABLER CO, Pr. rietors,
Wholesale Druggists. Baltimore
Sold by DH. J.. +. GARY, Cokcsbury;
WARDLAW L. LYON, Ahbcville C. H.;
HAFILAND, HARRAL t. Co.,
Wholesale agents, Charleston !;
And hy Merchants generally.
| March 8, 1856 IA 2w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

I WISH to inform my friends and c-z<
Il customers that | am still in TIN 8B4S
CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place. and
ready to do my work well, and as low as pos
siblc. (New work warranted for twelve
months.)
But wish to be understood that from this
date all Jobs done at my shop, amounting to
five dollars and over, must be settled for either
by Cash or Cash Notes, before taken away
My reason for this is, that my stock is cash,
my hands are cash, my provisions arc cash, and
cash must have for my work.
=, Z. j. TAYLOR.
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. n, B.-I have on hand three secondhand
Buggies, Zone with top) one light one-horse
barouche, one Carry-all (first rate to travel
M also two now Bnggiea. aud more a-growing,
But bear in mind that you can save ten dollars
on every hundred by paying cash, and also
ton eonts on every dollar by doing the same.
49,, ., - EFT,
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SD H1 q c n NGR ANESSo
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
ARD, BuRCllARD d Co, Augusta, Ga,
W are now receiving by every steamer,
Large Additions
to their stock of all that is
New, Elegant and Useful!
Such ms Silk, Silk Barcgc, and Lawn Flounced
Robes l5arege Del.nnes, Rich Challies, Lawns,
Tissues, Baregrs, Gimghams Calicoes. Lace Bed
Spreads, Wide Scotch Diapers. Linen Damask,
iluek Toweling. Napkins. Doyles 12 Cotton
AMI Linen Shcctings, Irish Linens, Farmers and
Plan ters' Linen and Dr'llings, Cottonades,
Chanlbravs, Linen Lustrcs.
-ALSO.-
Family Mourning Attire. complete assortment
OF all the various fabrics, to all of which they
respectfully ask attention.
Their prices to cash and prompt paying buy
crs will DC such rs cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton. Mar IL II
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Explanation,

TO have space for matter of more impor-
tancc, We withhold much that we had de-
signed for the editorial columns.
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HUFFMAN. lie IS prouder OF his military
than his civic honos. He turned up on
us here very unexpectedly, as Gen. Con-
CHA is daily expecting him in Cuba.
If he goes to Cuba, you will hear of some
desperate fighting. No man can fight any
harder, or longer, or faster, or fercer, than
him. l foughttwo battles under him, and
know his mettle. One fight lasted from 10
o'clock to sundown, and was fought four
hours at two hundred yards distance, With
cannon, / am afraid lie has more valor
than: discretion. The only separate com.
maud he eshad in Mexico was at the ,Belen
Gate, where his impetuosity made him dis
obey orders, or rather ADVICE. Gen. Soorr
sent him agninst the Belen Gate with two
thousand men, and told him merely to make
demonstration, and threaten, but not at
tack. while he with six, thousand, men.
would attack the San Gosme Gate, which
was weaker. QuTMAN, however, was 20 %
eager for the fray, that he did storm! the
Gate, and enteredthe city threeh houss before
SooTT. He even continued the oliafpe to
within one hundred yards of the citadel,
when he.was obliged 70 retreat. Z This was
e useless waste Of blood, but'he was as prod.
igaf Of his own as of Others, and soldiers
nevercomplaif to follow where their chief
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81 "A WA3SlSu TO BAruERs.-'I'he buffalo Com.
rnetclal, Of Saturday says that while some Of The
students bf Geneva College weto battling on last
1'hdnsday afternoon, in cuIyett neat Geneva,
one Of The number named Cavctnor, sOnof law.
yer Of f.ockpOu, requested companion to lacs
his llatl on his heart Ond feel II heal, and while
10 The act Of doing 50, hs dropped deadO bis feet.
Ills death was caused by going into The wutvr
when bis Uoly was Too much Heated. ~
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special DtSIaleh 10 lLt ~ n llpuhet
PallApELPnlA, June ", lSb5-SP.M NJ.
The debate on Slavery Inns tagged all day with
Eteal vellenenre. On the part Of lie South il Ia
Ueell conducted with much leafeSSneSS md IWw.
ct. Foster and Wilson Of Massachusetts, and Ford
! oil Ohio, have made magnificent speeches, show.
lug the imPOssibtlily Of union OIL The majority res.
OlutiOns, dellUUncrg the repeal Of lIe Missouri
Compromise ard demanding its restoration. Tie
New fOtk Delegates have been llddltd lore and
alt for tlItt dOuglacelSnI, The S0utll is cowcd
completely, and tie doughfactS ete thinning oWl
wonderfully. Men here ate beginning 10 IiLll Out
that The North ate IN earnest. Seymour OF New
York huS deserted his assoUNteS and come on 10
tue restoration platform, Pennsylvania h1s seen
new tight and says she con lie saved only on that
platform. Fosters speech was admirable. VII.
SUI canIe down witt crushing lutce on lie New
iOrketS, andROm swept The field. Richmond o!
Massachusetts, CumlIuGk VI lndlano, lIaker VI n.
SOtE, and Cunningham Uf South Carolina, have
Gettl Among The Uller speakers. Kenneth Raynoi
hos fell Slllened up by dispatch ftonl leiable
ltieId IN New York, sying that mol single FREQ
Stale eau 10 cOllled Oh lie majority plSlfom.-
TIE South ale OIL teit knees aSNlns lOf colnplO.
mise, II Is impossible 10 describe the tGscl VI
the days debate. II 0 talk Oi lie North les been
VI lie paineSt and most vigorous sVn,
a thitd session has Just commenced and the DC.
b1ie gOts UIl.
Ten O'CLOCK, Il. M-The Council is still dis.
cussins The Slavery question, Many deiesatesyel
desire 10 speak, Sretfy Of Connecticut spoke
well Io.ulSGt, denying the spinal complaint aud
demanding the testolation lot KansaS as lie least
coileessiob TO Connecticut, Kenneth Raynet cre.
Slel a tieal stOnn among The Southern members
to-day by debating The tepeal VI tie Missouri
CoiBpfVmlse not only uncalled Tor but an 0uttese,
resolutions Willie rejected and milk and water al.
tempted. its ~ t.'ti 80
!, Tile tsppds which prevailed This stletaooni hSI
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lirRrlS October 81, 1878.

thereby Eve 10 ~ Celt0n lie well neIile testimony
abOut M eminent ability the glinds Of GlaMeS AMI III
lis ntauIIcluIinSOl other 0pttal illstpnfls Mr. ue
deU deserves, moreover, ~ lie particularly recommend
Ell az III opitlan, because lie always CHOICES
ike Myself tXTeIirEce teSeral Times, 10 VIII Iequtl
lis own Interest VIXEN glasses that DO not suit ave CHOSEN
liz, HK LHllw, Medical COun&ellors
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Notice TO Oontraol-oe..--

IA
& RALRll propOsalS will he Ieteiv,d am:
y sUhscTiheTS, IN neSlciL WC,L ty T,sn,, I%feHSI
until Monday June llth, l9o'ciOCk, H.. n" 4! @tsk.
and clealus, glalinE, maSoNry, &c NJ IN, tiis't
Western division NJ the SashIile mi ATE IL
RailTOai, ben4 That portion tom i4 ,st'ta
bile o; Ra nom Ohnn (l3i Glhs iNs H., IA "
~ In Huntingdon IN NTol county ,',"Na''s 4
dcd In uellonS nj about olc mil. rath y d
slule one o. more actions, 1T, solt,h"S ia s, S
eACayateN, the location is :al'Ly and Wei ~
supplies are abundant AID cleai. pl,Atk,t "SHta'
monthly IN cash, but pIOICsiiiOlS viii LF L\",,S "a
sldefed Tor portion IL b laid IL siCtk VI LST4li
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al lie Oalce IN Nathyieli Any tire isiO.e IL =.
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