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NS- A REPRIEyE.-We do not refer to q re-
psisTe from capital punishment. There i,
which respite equally desirable. We dyspepsaa VIC cd
IN which all The HORRORS OF indigestion up.
rers BY th painful and hnrasng dsene My
oreh hopea but the eertahy Of immediate relief
Thse tonic cordial Alternative principle In Dr. Hooi
lands German Bt.ers which inevitably the
morbid action Of ths omac the orgsus the
saease and restores 70 health Prepared by Dr. c. NJ
Philadelphia See advertisement rea dkw
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MIssIssIrrI ERECTION. BY the steamboat
Natchez, which arrived late last evening, we
learn that Col Hillyer, American candidate
for Congress in the Fifth District, had beaten
Gen. Qnitman in three counties as follows
In Adams county, 81 votes; ia Jefferson
county, 81 votes; and in Wilkinson county, 81
votes
In Adams county is the home Of Gen. Quit
man, whore he is admired and beloved to such
an extent that his friends confidently antioi-
.pated carrying the county for him. Still, be is
beaten 81. In Wilkinson county his friends
looked for . majority Of 100 for hiIn--yet he is
beaten 81 In Jefferson county it was supposed
he would succeed by Of least so votes, but the
reported figures sum up 81 on the opposing side
These returns are decidedly Indicative Of the
return 81 Col. Hillyer to Congress, despite the
worth personal popularity and we'll earned
fame Of his veteran and distinguished COMPETE
tor. Still, it 10 quite possible the interior
counties may put different face upon matters.
Therefore, we would advise all to watch and
wait.
For the foregoing figures, Mr.. j. H. Harris,
of Natchez, will accept our thanks
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.v'OsU Us y0sxY. Chance.
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON EaND n
By AUTHORITY on THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
EAv.f NsnHmna AnnxJnrsnv WmA4a,,

De AuIHUhlAt VI tuE pihih VI uEUhdids
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER?
GLASS o.
TO BIZ DRAWN Eova Qsd 1895 IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
S3 o o o o -sR@
viii distributed according tho following aliabe Set oot
you the prize you get the ticket witbou,
Look OF III One Pfirs syory Ten Tbks.at
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000
Let therefore, having regard 70 the rcpenhns
o his purse attend ~ and forward his order immediately
Tickets
these buy, who boug ht before.
And thoRe who slwnys bought, nov buy she more,
But the Scheme. Look aoan Il wecount chaness
and ask yourself you whsapd the pdneemsn offered
Read 1 RsAdi
friscsof. 900 aro.................. 5000
500 $40
IL $50 27bJ
10 ITO aro..s...F.,......s.. lice
~ 70 iaT5
~ o. $3.50
% IS 9oT5
40 10 Observation-Disclosures. 300
$50 a,e... .'.e..-......... 5l50
1900 Prizes amounting 10000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS,
~ Tickets, SIS 90; Halves 50 80; Quarters 81 rs.
Addrcss SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. S. New Orleans r. o.
oasM 3
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NEW ORLEANS
Stass01ssrs' Warehouse.
WAX TAPER MATCHES in handsome bsrsa for the pocket and
large tin boxes Of 49, 500 ard 1000 No gentleman family
should DO without boz Of tho Matches
For sas by
J. b. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and stasiousr,
heo 9fet No. so Camp street.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST Representative District.
Precincts.

p +
Second Representative District
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Nr V. B. PALMER, the American News
the only authorized Agent for ia tho e,ies
Boston, Now York and Philadelphia duly enpowrsd 10
and subscriptions the His
rsceps will be regarded His oeos aBoslon aeo
lays sudng New York Trbnas Buildings Phiadsphia
Fifth Chestnut stfaes o4u
Dae To DRUdGIsTs-For sale, the Stock
Store Fixtursa and good will of WHOLESALE DuG STORE
situated IN the oat foarihns eonmerc town Western
doing Of dollars
Sold aceount Of the p,ty wishing retire buaia For
lorna, apply TO -
9p At. BENNETT Il @ a. o RANT pl,,.
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~. Twentieth Tweny.firsl III
chas Seuzeneau, D. .......,..i2a Vi los
A. z. Il. Morgan, Am..,...145 81 2o6
Tsnfa Representative Distria.
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W.sss. .Mc CtsssFsey,

No. ITO Poydras Street.
MANUFACTURES OF CABINET AND COUNTING HOUSE
FURNITURE,
s Extension, DANG and Breakfast Tables Dsak
Writing Amoirs Bureaus, Bsdatsads Chairs Mattresses e
-1 Furniture Repaired and Vsraahad myss 9psm
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SHALL THE PEOPLE BE HEARD ,

Vas. shat is the, question, Invested Of side
tissues and ill extraneous surroundings. Shall
IA psople Be alioiced 10 determine for fAen,-
sesges the political questions now ia contro-
versy Shall they be heard in their own behalf
through the channel that han been styled the
palladium Of liberty the ballot box s--or shall
their voice be stifed by the Judgment of tribu-
malls, concerning the rectitnde Of which doubts
sof the gravest character are almost universally
prevalent And, will such Judgments carry
with them sufficient weight to compel their en-
forcemsnts
These are questions fraught with such deep
and momen tons Importance as should cause all
Law and order abiding citizens to pause, to con-
slider, and reflect. They are not matters Of
mere ordinary moment, for they concern every
Citizen who has any respect for the laws any
regard for the peace Of the community any
desire for the preservation Of quiet any wish
70 keep still the moral volcano that only slum-
bers, but which will break forth with violence
more Irresistible than the flow of the tide Of the
Father Of Waters, should decision we have
heard indicated, before trial was brought, be
rendered, s3s
The ballot boxes at the Seventh and Ninth
precincts were broken up and destroyed, tally
Lists, ballots and AL Therefore the Commits
sioners were unable 70 make any other return
to the Sheriff. saving and excepting that simple
fact. Not having counted, compared and fully
completed the work before them, it would have
been folly, if not absolute malfeasance, in them
% have made any other return. It would have
been aself-app mpossibility, and subjected
them TO imputations Of the most serious char
acter,
Now, the American party, seeking nothing
which Is not clearly right, and determined to
resist wrong 70 the last extremity, are willing
and anxious that the determination q the cues
tion should Pc left TO the people Of the Seventh
and Ninth precincts the localities in which the
vexed troubles originated and we're carried ont
Are our opponents willing to relsubmit the
question 70 tho people, Or are they afraid Of
ths people 70 they wish 70 abide by the popu-
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Eisaih Representative DisHier.
~"----'---'-'-
Eighteenth Nineteenth,

RsHsa Representative Dis,sset.
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Third Representative District.
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Fourth Representative Distract

Seventh Representative Dsstr.et.
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unlted states Patent once,

Washington, January 81 1858.
AN pe,ion Davenport Albert Bridges for
Bridgeport praying
grained the 4th OF May, ie4 improve
constructing railroad
bodies thereof the
patent which takes the 5h May
1855 y
lis ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, 23d of April next al IL O'Clock and all
notified appear and show have,
why said petition ought be granted.
required file the Patent
Office objections specially forth writing least twenty
heanng all testimony filed either
the hearing be taken and transmitted accord
Office, which win be furnished app
cation.
The testimony the wH be closed on the 18Th of April
Propositions and papers relied testimony must be
Office before morning Of that day the
menis, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered be published in the Union Ine
Eencer Evening Star Washington, D. c.. Pennsylvania,
cirnrihc American New York and Post,
Mass 10
the 23d day OF April next, the day Of hearing
! CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will copy, and send
bills Office, with containing this notice.
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made Of the beat and finished in
adgteration
tered into ir supplying the quantities sa'ss such the
require; but the privilege
qnsu either kind should quantity
CURED and such quantities deemed
Samples each kind OF must each bid and
saplcs be transmitted this Office
age expense
Each proposal signed BY the individual making
specify pound. the
land but prcel o each description OF ptper
delivered such place be
deszuaa in free of all and
pease subject Inspection weight
the Superintendent and be in ali sssfae
tory
win be furnished
spyyog them viii be tshsn consideration
nnless Substantially asreeinE herewith
Bens secrrnes win be required
plying of inferior ssie, failure 20 supply the
viii be considered yoausn OF the
required furnish with hi,
ability and
MED wi such evidence viii be rejected.
Proposas addressed fsb
Capitol OF the United States, Wsshngton and
A. q. SEAMAN,
Superintendent u fuhie Printing.
Jan 97-2swd tln,r Sentinel, start
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Fsr Frosotsa Enso@rssssns aarassrss, esast
as4 tAs MssAoEas sAa Ussfss assss
WlLL b epSa ne q Washington rhar-asy u
dsy - February, ieaS, IN The And spendt ns 81
=. - p.t,,l St,trs
70 ss1,Sieo a.ssssAis. a..s
and tasss e AZ porens q ne uaisa eosds
The machinery depaumsu VIA be under charge q ..
supenDtshden SsaH power atares labor, SC, ~ vsa
Al intending % saht oqpss'ed ave 90 $40,
day a. possible Goods should BE- accompanied win Presrm
TIC committee therefore, iaviuas coerlAsssa. ,Os
a9 Mechauesl Institute ,hsy oaene pteaacet x 81.
eeIsnt valuable eseeraay q Hss'as snowu as
workmanship and their adaptation 70 ne purposes os waeh sy
Taey would respectfully solicit from me LAsss ,Ao-s eSm.
elegant which heretofore have ssseas
sna .s sas q as". " & as y s~s s.
ele % swelry So, suited 20 me ias as
The hail viii he opened or reception goods assa.,
,es ass asy y 'ssssy s"s s M s a.s s en-
receptions vses and eeaaae Aeoasaer @sss.
entered upon ~. udses' competitors pselu ss
e eemnilce shall be satisfied wese de.pa a.
rvo from unavoidable dstenoep
charge, anti Tuesday ns ON o. February at ooeoes aosr
which time deposofs VIII be subject 10 charge Of from 70
sppreutces and o who conteu,e areies their own as
Invention shalt specify cir and the time tAey may
Al articles deposited fof competition Ne
names ,e name saaSeg uveaon saown
0fhe depo OF witch label must be furnished me
Prices may affixed, not, option o. the exhibitor
peposers, the time OF VIII receive uckc % us 10
their goods, which ticket will sso admit them 10 the enhsen
~ times when open g ne public. ..,,.. p,..,,.. ~
asorouan NeeAan'ts insfWe neAA" s'o" ~ snd snepa
Of the Articles, and me Tho afy Sending
as Ss rs @assf Ss sas
Circulars auine detailed win he forwarded and
any sivrn application the corresponding
ay, whom all communications on e business % he inata
should be addressed
oct 3l--Iaw6w
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Il proposes "aeeosdax me
spechcaons viii be considered proposal os horseback
service.
modification OF ofus terms
hid and eannoi be received Interfere
with regular composition, ar the last hour for
bids.
10 Ponasssrs eeGy saeeney OF
without
responsibility and all bidders
distinctly noued that on failure into
Ia the
liabilities viii be enforced against them.
Present contractors,
equally others, procure
Substantially IN the above
OF be signed By
places before named, judge o. Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General
OYrtCE DEPARTMENT,
January ~, 1865.
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No 53l.]
NOTICE of the trmporary continuance OF the land
IN ONCE Siucennes Indiana
compliance Congress, approved February
1885, provides offices register shall
be yneennes Indiana until after final shall
by the commissioners the OF Con-
approved July eighteen hundred and
our,n entitled An and adjust the titles
indiana hereby gven
mo $3.50 dated January a5 ls, directing the dsconrnuance
Offices suspended application
the required
July 4 Of the commissioners shall have
performed o. which notice will be given.
Given my hand, Of Washington, thsi day
February, 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice.
FEB le--law8w flint. & Star
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-" NO o-V.I
Nstiee of Restoration and withdrawal of GER
tain Lands in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant in Missouri.

NOTICE hereby
IN part delegation In Congress Mis-
material change 40 the OF and
railroad said State heretofore assumed
lands from market for te grant 70 said road and
Of said lands should be released
confomabIy said amended
considerably south Of The old
order bearing dale The st February has
lands situated In the townships hereinafter enumerated which
Withdrawn from BY HIS order OF the 18th 1883
their pabi,c
d January 1854 for Cairo and Fulton railroad grant
Stale OF Missouri shall be restored aud
lands situated Ia townships NAMED below aeiudnx portion The
old original situated within probable
according
tute and from sale (premptiou
ceptedl further Therefore,
sale at JACKSON MISSOURI which subject
OF withdrawal, which pre-
emped the following townships will be subject private
entry and ale the nineteenth day Of March
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Academy Of the Visitation,

HE this will be resumed the nrst Mon
September sedulous will
the pups the ysrou. branches
ofa finished education.
historical studies be
KNOWLEDGE thar while the pursued tn
teaching
Tie pupils accomplished and scientific psrfomsrr
the pupils
msde result has beneficial in IL, influence
youthful m % The ac~d~my.
Aug ll-3swdkc iSepti5
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STATES Mali Lne 20 Californian via Aspl,-

TINTED STATES oInik Lane California via Aspsia
" and 2ob each month, In
eaInsh The NAVY Department of not css
1000 tons burden, guarantying speed and safety,
The Panama railroad completed TO Oopo, rs miles IRON
Panama
The transit from 81 miles
obispo Is miles land
thorough order
therefore, In STIR hourse
and their baggage being ONLY transferred once TO and from mule
alongside the
liver transportation In future this route.
entirely fyorn sickness Of description
being always kept in New York; fana
francisco, prevent deeaiSn accident
The entirely reliable.
the the Atlantic viii be made
larry n days; the Pacific, la ~ 10 l2k days.
Passengers the day they Aapin
Through tickets, ate be mad the w
West New York,
26-du
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HARDWARE AND CpTLERX.-The subscriber has
III complete Of goods which have been
both this
the and offered
saving oi twenty five Oar stock
comprises
Housekeeping articles article required about house that
can ceme o; hsrdwsr.
Building materials, tine excepting sash weights
At 3cents per H.
Mechanics toas every variety, and mostly warranted
betting gum and hemp packing Boston Zachary
prices
Grey Brothers, door springs warranted for tour We
he will furnish dealers at factory prices
feather busters, New York prices,
and2 cheaper than other styles
which offered small advance for cash punctual
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the large Gill Saw, Penn.
Noys 10Th and lIh
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John "a BUrHMAs>, Importer sWd Dealer In Wine.
hra~dy Pennsylvania
~ rsceived his fs stock o. The
above. consisting Va psrf Of
sherry Poc % various ss,s Champagne qasrt.
psnfs, different hrssds ...s...#
A great variety 81 Rhine wine. Of II sparkling
Aiso sparkling red and white claset prices aa
81 20 per the highest order.
~ other kind. of
Aao very superior cognac
rur, Old whsssy Irish mali cordas and havsns
cigars.
Dee No-9tawfS~
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I.s,y school cursb~rassa Univeraity, al Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Bon Abraham Caruthes late one Of the circuit
L judges of Tennessee.
Hon lats Of the OF
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, the cnanceors Of the State
Green dev their whols exclusively
the school.
Daily examinations each class
No regular OF lectures bur explanations TIE
daily / the ~ the examinations.
2. and whigh
of facts by
through all the
Practice framed require prepare
and all documents, be read
trials some taken by appeal
which is held monthly in the class and IN
public the cad aeaon The students act clerks sh-
jurors and chanceos and IN other Official
Sacitiss connected with their suits
SesonsThs the third Monday
tembe Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday 10 February gna ends
Thursday in July. E.s #
Erpeuses per $780, advance;
$50 Students furnish their
who be- bad in the Lebanon bookstores.
No previous study Cor
four regular classes sutruts
any during the collegiate year.
Number Of collegiate year eighty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb II--eoIy President Board OF Trustees
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NOTICE. Is hereby given that L obtained from
the Register OF The Virginia Land Once duplicate Of
issued James Kennedy for services
(ihe original having ost
the of General Land Office Wash
unsatied portion of
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
Dec iG-law3n Attorney in fact for the heirs.
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ssa:s ss gss.s :s' s': ne,
Antve oempa Iets saturday BY 81 m
Bids iuf kIy tips q asiicd.
olympia Bay, Is es and back
Leave olynpa Fadsys alio aM,
Arrive At sboaiwaer Bay nsSi Mondays BY iiAmi
Leave sho4Iwaser Bay TUESDAY ass ami
ATrise Al oiympas neat Friday BY Dam
Leave ol,mps Fridays AZ ioami
Leave ssasue Wednesdays ai6 ms
arrive at Olympia next DAY. by 6p
. wsilsgu, eoe I.iis. snd bach, ones .aonaa;
4mss al WaIsp,a 3 , N Of ne esh q sans saoath
Lave Wsllspsa % he IAN DAY q sass moaISi So
BIDS onIy Cascade oify and wslIawaia
Discovery New uanssrns..
Leave Fon Townsend Tuesdays sieami
Leave Sew Dusssrnss. Wedaesdays q iPmi
arrive ., Port Townsend next days BY epal.
Bids er two ulgss week VIII be considered
and wnsieo@, ron Towrssaa back, once
Leave ssatu, Mondays 4 6am,
Leave Per Townsend Tuesday Al 6 a m,
Arnse at seattle same days y pm.
1874 Prom DE waraish Mills ~ miles and back
Leave Seattle MoadaYs AZ ssssTj
Leave De,vurush Mills Mondays at pm;
usleas, " calhpoOus Pekin % mle. a@a
Leave ), Tile aeirns Wednesdays e, sans
Arrive a. rski s By ! m ..ms days
Arrive a Helens By p IN days.
1915 seseoo Ak Seattle, 0mes and back, once
aweek.
Leave stcilaeocm Saturdays Gt6ami
ATnvx Seattle by . m days
leave Seattle Fridays al 8
Arrive at sseiIacoom by M same days
Bids for trips iavitsd.
crss Occur DAleine Mission sud ~
Mars Valley Benton, Nebr Ter, 500 uiIes and
back nonth
1 Leave Haeptz he ist of eash moAths
Arrvs Fou benton four weeks
lei Fort Benton the lat OF each month
W sirpsa ia four weeks
1875 Prom Waaw ALA, Walkers, Ees Mission, and
BIoySn %
| Leave Waiepsa n Tho lst OF each month
Arrive at Coivile in days.
Leave Fort Colylle ON The 18Th of each month
at Wai!epts in ran days
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/, ANTHONY, 3os broadway, New York. mani
"a aaguereoiype apparatus
cases, and Of plates chemicals fancy frames and
chemicals for
rials OF every description.
Case makers supplied for manufacturing
celebrated also, Highlander Shon
. hand.
Broadway, June Ia, lSti.
June 2o-dlyears
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For LyHcbhuKg,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
For LaEay New Market, at
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily, with stages ficdm0nt
Mddiebug daily connecting with the stages
Per ordcrs w. q. BROCkEfT, AGENT
Nov T--du
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ENo. SAIL
Sales of Alternate sections Postponed.
40. 52I.l.

NOTICE hereby gwen
IN going a
OF aAd ether unowad would
lands the public sales United
States along SoaAwes Pacific
State OF MISSOURI advertised in proclamation Mo-
otce December
President ordered those sales postponed
and o take place follows TO VIII
Al LOUIS commencing Monday,
next
Jackson, commencing Monday, 18th
August e
Al The land office al Clinton commencing Monday
August next.
Al Springfield, commencing Monday,
Of August
Given under hand, General Land Oiee
Washington day December A. D. thousand
Hundred ffty-fohr.
BY OF the PrrSidrnt
John WILSON,
Dec 7-iawsw Commissioner
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o. and ejisr Tuesday, Noesabss !, is54
aE dais sr oordoasyflc nterme
4 ocnck he arrival The boat
from time toE breakfast
nccns win uas ox suashArs,
rentoa bf Warrenion, and Gofdanave
Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
0e.sville, &na Stauns0ns
The ears Icavs Goedonsse daily laeeaiae
befose ~ O'Clock, Inc arrival % the
railroad fem Richmond, Charlottesville
StA4nt0n.
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American Artists, Union.

EIlE American would Respectfully Ihs
United States and the Canadas that
pose cultvan nne throughout the county
of enabling every family TO become pcsseesea
gallery OF cBgravngs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
determined order of
engravnr only give employment ags
others inspire among cnuIirymea taste fet
wak OF present 10 the purchasers Of their engraving when
$50 600 of which sold,
aSO, 900 gtfss OF the actual cost Of $4,000.
Each purchaser dollar engraving therefore,
only engraving r,hy moary also
entities hu, the sis when they Distributed
nshod heauuni painted
OIL gr tickets will BIZ i've dolars' worth
selected from the
mail press f .a...s
copy catalogue together with Of Of us
engraginrs can he seen a office oi this paper.
each dollar engraving actually worth tha and
gift win Immediately be forwarded,
AGENTS.
The believing that the Of hs
undertaking be materially promoted by thu energy aud
prise intelligent pcsevcnu agents, have resolved
with such on he nost
ANY person wishing by sending tpos,pa
MALL doiaf engraving gin ticket
Prospectus catalogue aud all other necessary inflammation
completion the gifts viii be- placed hs
The dsrihutrd due
given throughout The United states aud the Can
adj,
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Hamilton G., FAINT,

Bunker Dealer IzcAange Sc, s32 Peunyirdia
nae, Washington, ID. c.
NCUgRENT money, warrants, and Virginia scrip bough
u and soid.
principal cities sold in suit purchasers
Sticks bought and sold commission.
Chains against the government collected
Dec I--3lnd&w
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WITH Increased Facilities Experience, En~ru
qate apie- sdhereacs price
system, feel iuny nsuhed expecting
(now very lsrxel during the approaching
I'm order accomplish
While expressing hanks
who ohsain thr supplies dry os
cbsrs who promptly settle Their BIN.
sr nacn opinion
fssiav negesing
sented Secd drabaok" prosperity any esabh-
han =
verbal promise - = cal aud settle a few aas#n
B~ieg thosaashiy pnei-
which offer
al persons asfarb for songr
declare thar delay cesx neither chsrx.d
hor - Arranging or prices nor expected occur.
FERRY BROTHER,
Dec &-eoflot Ceptrn storsa,n w est building