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TO CIR PATRONS.

ETT L desire to present to the PEOPLE OF
w KGHLAND and HURON, and the sur
rounding Counties, Il few forciblc facts for
,hcir consideration. You all know We haycI
been in business in the village OF Piymouth for
a great lcugth Of time, and our course has
been steady and onward. with but few changcsI
in our business arrangements; during which
time VIC have endeavored land for aught wei
know to the contrary have gained a rcputa-
ton that entities US to perfect confidence I'M
what VIC say to our patrons. We think we are
oerably well posted as to the wants Of this
community, which il, to purchase their goods
where the best styles, best qualities, and the
ICHEAPFST GOODS ARE KEPT
We do not wish to address you as though
tn o,nv,s III tr;uv treie ntt,~ ctp"tFo,
and We ourselves the GREAT EMBODIMENT
IOF ALL! For we have some honorable COM
Ipctitors in the trade, who do not make GREAT
ISWEELLlNG PEETENSIONS as some do, who
after all amount to little,
We donot deem it necessary to give a detail
cd description Of cur stock of goods, but suffice
to say that our assortment is full and complete.
having been selected with care and Judgment,
at the very LOWEST JOBBERS' AND MANU-
IFACTURERS' CASH PRICES, which enables
us to SELL GOODS AS Low II NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
Ohio, or in the west
Our Goods consists in part Of
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FRESH ARRIVAL

4FNEOH AKRI AL.
lCUYKENDALL s. Co. have just received o
~ large and well selected stock of DRUGS
PAINTS, OILS. SASH, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS
&c, which have been purchased at the very
Lowest cash prices, and will therefore be enabled
toSfarnish their friends and customers atevery
reduced prices Call and see us. june16
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BlRl) CAGE0.
TUYKENDALL Co. have just received di-
~ rect from the manufacturers, a large assort-
ment of Bird Cages, of all kinds and Of high
and low prices, sand to suit all tastes. junel 6
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-zSEG-E9 - .E-sI. - u 1G21"@s.
GSUIKENDALL 4 co. have on huud u first
~ rate article Of Imported BRANDlES AND
WINES for medical purposes Any person
wishing to see the certificate Of the purity OF
these articles will be satisfied.
Minors must present orders from parents or
guardians, or prescriptions from physicians,
before thcy can gct any liW9r March
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Notice to Contractors.
OFFIcE OF MErRopolrAN RAILRoAp COMPANY,
Georgetown, ID. c., December %, 1854

OFFICE MErRoPonTAN RAILRoAp COMPANY,
Georgetown, d. c., December DO, 1854
EALED PROPOSALS for The srndng and bridging OF
forty three and hall ~ miles of this road will be received
the Office OF the unit, three O'Clock the 18th
day of February next
The prohes plans and spesica ions will be ready for
spection and amer The 5Ii day of February.
The Metropolitan Railroad the cities
Washington and Geogeewnto The Baltimore aud Ohio aroad
and direct connecting win the latter road east Of The
Point OF Rocks the Potomac river and making saving OF
distance the rs ninety mites Of the present route from
capital northwestern ve
miles
Proceeding poin, witt, the Baltimore and
Ohio aroad the route extends 70 hu ely Of Frederick and
agricultural districts OF terminates
the OF Haeerown where connects with lines % railroads
extending 10 Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railrold &c
The portion the road for which proposals invited
tends from the westerly line OF the District OF Columbia h miles
from tieorgetn@ne 10 the city OF Frederick.
will be received for the work sections OF mile
each, for the entirs distance Of AN miles.
The work generally medium character for this part Of e
with heavy cutting lin earth and ROCKY and o
and facility exists for prosecuting vigorously and with econ
OF The country elevated and rolling
well watered, and remarkably healthy
from
proposing
the Office had by addressing
urcsideu, company prior the eing.
By order Of board OF directors:
FRANCIS DODGE, President
EpsiUND FRENCH, Chief engineer
lna9f Cant eahk
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UELiS! BkLis! BELis!-for churches academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, made and large
constantly the subscribers their oldab
enlarged foundry which operation
of
that their balls have world wide celebrity for voue Of sound and
The have recently succeeded
applying the Of loan mcadag bell casting
perfect casting temper 1nd
deacs Unmpaed excellence theft bells they have
eeyed January, s the hrsi premium "a aiver neda Of the
Worlds New York, all others this
Europe competition and which eighteenth
diplomas thar awarded them They
and hand bells
weight and they also furnish order chimes number OF
and their make throughout the
States aud Canadas Their hangns comprising and
valuable improvements consist OF castiron with movable
arms may upon bell spring
the capper Proongias he sound irpa ame toins haasr
For steamboats,, steamships, their
revolving fancy hangcy in bon-e
design, furnished Ne supply whole parts
hangngs Fehang bells other
specifications being Old bells take exchange
Surveyors OF all descriptions ade hand.
Being immediate with The principal in all Dir
fecons, railroad
dapach, which, either personally by communication
spectf-l.y sqFieirsi-
A. MENEELYsS SONS,
Feb 2f-diy Yves; Troy, Albany co.. ". Y.
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Jnlsca states Pa,sns Ofsiue,

Washington, December 3, ie5i.
AN petition Samuel Pennock. of BENNETT square
Pennsylvania praying for the extension 81 granted 10
IAN OF March, 53i Improvement seed
years expiration OF said palen which
taxi place day of March, so5-
petition be heard al tne Patent Once
Monday 10th day February 1885, at II O'Clock, and
all notified and show cause they have
why said peliuon ought be granted.
opposing the extension required 70 file in the Patent
Oe their specially forth writing
before ,he day heans all testimony iod By eber party
2ken and uaDsm'ted
the the Office, which VIII se furnssin
picaton.
The wiz be 18Th Fehg
ay positions and other papers relied testimony
Office before the OF that
arguments, any wiinin days thereafter.
Ordered published IN the Union iniel
geucer Evening Washington, CT Pennsy Phil
adepha Pennsylvania scientific American, New York and IN
Gnirer Ohio. weeks
geYtous 2utb day Of February The day Of hearing
CHARLES JASON,
coiims Of Patents.
S-Ednors OF psps,s VIII Eiesze copy, aud
bills Patent Oee, with paper Containing mis-
10 -faw3w
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Proposals for Repair of Terraces and for Wa
fireworks. at the University Of Virginia.

RUpOsAi- will be Poc,ars Office until he 10Th
day January, 1885, for the rspas OF the
Universy building, plan In
Of the Pocto AT the same time and place proposals VIII also
for introducing supply Of water for the University
constructing the Proposals for The
nyifed soh for iron and cement pipes The pnn
and quaiie and specifications for both works
application the Proctor 1ose distance who
Dill
quantities by letters directed 10 the undersigned
terraces, viii he paid and for the works.
dhs hhs, bonds the unger
aity will be given, payable the LIST day Of jny 1856
RIO, r. PKENTiS,
Proctor University OF Virginia,
UsivERsrrg VIRGINIA,
December 49, 1851.
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Per tas Hssssssa 81 4ess4ss~s.s ns.4as. css~ss,
ssL M<sAssx ssd us<fst srt,
WILL be- opened cay a~hns,on Thursday, ns sh
aAy u FeesuA 1885, and sp'ead,d hall Of The
issasuaa, ~hash oas Of 1hs most s'oss
To as.s sIAisinos MECHANICS artists
al srson o lie uases are cordially In
me nscssassy department charge
fixtures. labor, Ae WI be sven
Az ,ssss.s 70 requested s,ss
DAY pesSs should be accompanied with proper Ia
nssss, feel that IN n,..,ns eo.nsa,ssss os
Al s.s. q us.s 70 s .se~na Is. sss -
essat ARTICLES v.is.se eypor.as q maana sno - me
and their adaptation 10 sas purposes of which 'sy
nr, .oaS s.sseusl, solicit sp<cimsns
esyAst hAadwosk ~heA bessee have fofnsd attractive
ar .eS ladies. aud swmd 10
Of q jewey ae suited 70 ihe tastes OF me
The opened reception q xooda Monas,
ne @ .y e .as S s % T. ss s
q ss.sef. and soataas ogsa seoaoa weeks
entered upoa he Judge. pedon pseman
shah Be satisfied despatched dis
.ss = On. 70 s.ss ,s.sass d, hAA BY me. day. Bot d 70
Auess ds:.saea for exhibition only viii ee received ss .,
which sss win be subject change OF from ~ eeass
Spprensrss asa minor conba,e
invocation snail specify their and the time h~y may have
aspa.sa for eomasa,.sa AID ge@Ism nus, Be- .
A.sneAs n.nos.,,s soSseao s az rn s n
q lbs Sspssisos copy
sc.. nav NE g 81 ss me option u the s1nsos
Dspono ts q viii receive ucket q TUE %
All usses whsa open % me psa.le .r-,.,.,.
srsseasn Hs<1s.i. Iass, - aud should
he srncss and the OF TIE part. encns
com panied By . detailed iavoce.
detailed insuuelon. win be Forwarded and
any gwen application corresponding
ary ali communications the business Of the Institute
nxfJ
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no ISyEaSTOIS-The office Of the
tional Union Tt opposite the pdrico OK
Office
The Objects ready solicit
for It's members, with all possible despatch.
model viii be with tie Office models
made the shortest nstcss
formation be had regard objects unon.v
Office proas9l
attention will be given them.
Central office, Washington, u. q.
T. c. CLAYTON,
President Of Iayeasorss Protective National Union.
Ma
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F"tAsNNAFAt~
EALED PROPOSALS viii be received hs until 40
~ ooek Of The 5iat day OF January Cor furnishing W
me following supplies aad materials, deliverable
unigsd Cotns and Eqapsge Depot schuy Arsenal
qG-nsities requires, VIA
Ga DARK blue (lndgO dycd t~iea coh
"a ounces per yard
1900 yards Ga Say blue ndix Dyed ted cloth weighing
yard
l000 army blants gray, u black,
four inches long, the ecntFe n be icet l0ag and
i've ieei wide each blanket 90 weigh ave psaaas
a0O horse blankets ~eoi, (sth The iaucrs " s. Mk,
inches losg, VA Ae eentros) be feet long and Ave
aud bali feel wtdeesch bsnke weigh three pounds
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his Office bis residence Ffanki Row.
of Th.Teepih lie viii continue dryois his
DBiits States Count
Having devoted much time concerning pnentg DC wi
opinions legal questions n hsofe
Dce and appeis % the chef justice assistant
District OF Caoubai and viii also si u The
preparation and trial % suits concerning patents.
lie also written Opinions add arguments nf par
hsvaR oths departments and
pneeus any board established r their
Adjudication.
der
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American Artists Union.

HE Atss Union would respectfully announce % the
cx ems 81 the CanHdas,
cuiuvafng fne throughout the
OF enahing family TO beccne possessed ot
gallery Of en&Sasinss
by THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
tey for their
esgrsne and thus ony employment to large number
chcrs, but among eouEymen taste for
% sae purchasers OF their enasiDss when
$50 600 Of which Sold
100000 gins Of the actual cess Of sl50,OOO
purchaser engraving therefore, receives
richly worth the but also cket which
ea,iues OF the gifts when they are distributed
hnsAed bcanuuny painted
oil will be i've doa worth Of SPLEEN
be selected FROM the Catalogue and sent BY return
mail or e1psess
copy catalogue together with specimen of Of The
snsvsvtnrs u . once OF this paper
for each dollar snsraviDg actually and
gin tcket will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The that he Of this national
materially the and
Prise Intelligent and peeng agents, have resolved
With such tie liberal terms
Any person wishing becomr ssert w sending poaid 81
u na dollar engraving gin ucket
prspecsas catalogue, and al 0aes necessary
Of The sale the ss viii be placed in The
hands distbued due notice
be given throughout the United satsH aud the Can
ada
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sMHROIDEaIES, LACE GOODS, sSc.-Tha Subscribers
Il have dag received full and
goods, the last Parts Styles embracing
yh the alEeGon NJ the ladies' respectfully invited The
following Is list Of the iesding articles
p Maltese ehemrefts and sleeves,
p Maitess eoiarslts and sleeves do
Is Fchly- embroidered muslin sets, yaeacex trimmed
- do do Maltese
- do muslin coaretts and sleeves
$50 Preach embroidered muslin collars
do do
3 Echiy do eambic skirts, for open dresses
t5u do do pocket handkerchief
IS pieces Maltese faces aaa edEnas, all Widths
100 do Naeacss sers, sdxnxs, and nsergings
50 DO English thread iaces, ed9snxs,
rs do canhris houacings and rnFaSs
rs DO swiss Rasiins, noauessxs and bands
100 DO embroidered dmify haads
80 pairs embroidered muslin and camb4ic
2s dozen long and short back lace
bes srcierea msaHs a1as,
gloves, hosiery.
Sep 3-9tawswa HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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Law school Cumberland UnivsrStsy, - Lsbanon.
Tennegese. at
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham caruiic Ints one u this ccui'
4 Judges Of TcHnesseo.
Nathan Greon, d supsoas cous
OF Tennessee. t44sstaF kf HI AK
Hon. Boniald L. Ridley, eaanceors
Judges Caru.ts Greun dew their w0,s time exclusively
the school,
Of Daily examinations of the
Of the
daily lessons fln progress Of the examinations
q Weekly Of law and equity, which
dents of facls gwen by the profess
md through xi hr known In actual
practice The framed 70 require em g prepare
deeds, Wills and all dncunrnss read
acace in the utas Some Of inc aken ~ appeal 20
which IL held aonty IN the class, aad In
public tie cad % session Tig cssks sh,r
jurors Judges ard an10fcs and acI8 Nj
saciies connected with their sustI
first the third Monday
third Thursday in February Tho second
succeeding Monday In February and ands second
Thursday IN July. lf
E1ve, gcv scssion--ution $50 alyance; connsen
ice $50 Students furnish their books
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required conu!eie unless the
ia ,udy required for ~
mission four regular eAsscs.f Hnieus
any time during the caIirgiasa seur.
Number students the lnal collegiate yoar eighty sl4
Feb iI--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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philadeIphla oollege Of aIedieine.

HE winter session q ta Val bega oc'o6ez o
4 1854.
Full eoufsss ofisetars given DO
nevre.. sr.r conferred IL Nare6 ana Jalt.
fui Ss Perpetual ticket, Maculs
s. sSFB3uAtnb fst 80 To have attended
sl ahpihef nesalioD $50 including graduation
Personal 1tefes taken tie acuy welfare aud progress
q every STUDENT Examinations dgy ~ the professors
upon each branch "a al aGiBes eqaa
% the country. For fufaef infoTnaten ADDE'S
B. HOWARD BAND, VI u. Dean,
100 sOuih Ninth street, Phiadclphts.
Aug i-tawwpaiaw5td
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Washington, December IS, 1854.
IN the petition of William Perrin OF level, Massachusetts,,
praying fo e extension Of patent granted 20 ha h 2sh
OF March, lo4 tor improvement. machines for eating
square joint dove tails for nom said
patent, which takes place the 2tth March, 1865
It's ordered that 'hr satd be heard Patent Office
on Monday the iath Of March al II O'clock and a.
persons notified
why said petition ought be gransa,
Persons opposing The required Gle Patent
onice their objections, specially
days before the day Of bearing NIL testimony aed BY hsr
be used at the said hearing
ance with the rules Of the ocs which viii be furnished spp
cation.
The testimony the VIII be closed
sepos,oy and other paPsr relied uYor testimony
nied in ,he o:ce bese ne that dsy the
meats, II ~sAis Gays thereafter.
Ordered also thai this published
and EVENING star, Washington, D. O.
Philadelphia, Pa Scientific American, fatrgt
Concord a
previous 10 The IAN Of Msrch day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents
r. SEdors Of the abgve cory aud send
their bills 10 the Patent otee with containing
Dec l6--law3w
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~ ANTHONY. No. sos Broadway, New York, isan-
Il, mangs,
and importer Of plates checas fancy frames and
chemicals aud mate
Of description.
supplied materials for manufacturing
harsona celebrated aiso, votrtisnde shon
always Oh hatd.
3oa Broadway, lune ~ isos,
June a0-diyears
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NOTICE ID given that have obtained from
Register Virginia Land of q, duplicate of weuaAt
James heanedy
original
appIy General shd Ofce, Wash
ngto D. o. scdp for The nnsaisfvd peaon Of inc
GEO. W. sfEPHENS,
Dec i9--Iaw3m Attorney IN fact for The heirs.
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UNITED STATES Line CALIFORNIA;, via Aspin-
II Panama. month";
approved Navy Department. of than
ao00 burden glarantying speed and safely
fir0aa completed Ob,spa 10 miller from
The iranai, embraces 81 niles
Aspnwa obspo 10 miles OF mad
order.
Aoua,pY
and only Hsnsserfed Aad from NUTS
along ide 80
via be transportation In future This route.
eptiseiy from sicsaess dcsftoY
bsspg IN al New York, Pana
doienoa Of accident
The II entirely reliable.
the Atlantic VIII be made egn
ia md onfh Pacific, In IL To l2k days.
Passengers Panama the day AFTER they arrive al Aspn
Through lekst aatte oest gas can he @ ~ Sire
West sssset, kew YORK f I'LL n
Ian 49--af
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m ARnxNAHE AND CUTL EnY.-The suhscriher has no,

HARDWARE CUTLEAY.--Thc subscriber ow
ii complete Of goods which have been
manufacturers both ihis
Europe, and the bs and offered
OF from twenty i've cent Our stock
comprises
housekeeping articles every required about house thai
head Of hardware
Building materials, fine excepting sas weights
> cents per Id. eas&
Mechnnics toas every variety, nd mostly warranted
bcting gum and hemp packing, Boston acofy
prices
Brothers. door springs warranted for four We
lie will furnish dealers at factory prices.
beautiful busters, New York prices,
- per rent. cheaper thaa other styles
OF small punctuai
by the subscriber.
JOSEPH L.. SAVAGE,
Sign large SAW, Penn. Av.
s--eoIm betwrenI 10Th and lltA
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On sHd effs, Tsssasy, November u Issa,
TaE leave daily
diAte stations O'Clock, The arrival 81 the boat
ro wa~hagsee giving ample tins board Con
Manassas JuActon with Suass0Fg War
Wsssearn Goxdonsxilio
the Nsaia Central foo saoaa. Char
sAd Stanton
Gocaoassle daily Asaaaasa
~ O'Clock, the
Virginia rioad fem Rehmoad Chafsoessss
St&uuton4
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"a EsINas SUracE THE meaibea New NiniDg
III United Hotel,
cay Tuesday ~ of January O'Clock,
D. relative the suipg "a certificates
SOS
BY ORDER a member OF the board.
Dec lo--law3~
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FNo. SELL
sales or Alternate sections Pos

NOTICE hereby ai "
IN that number Of actual settlers
would
pay for lands the public sales Of c United
Of tho SOssA~SA Pac
advertised In proclamation No
following otnces Docembss INST
President ordered those alcs postponed
a place follows, TO wiz II
oce Louis commencing Monday, Tho 9th Of
August next
Jackson, Monday, he 18th
August
Clinton, commencing Monday the M
August next
Office Springfield, commencing Monday, ,ha ao
Of August ne~L &F ~
Given al Land Oce, III
Wasnngton December a. u. thousand eight
hundred and 6fiy-io
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
T-iay6w Commissioner.
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pAgKER his Hotel just receiving
Batcbsnr's dye which ~
aes eoncsed be the BEST srtscle for cons
without kim heaufui
We recommend the and
PARksR's Fancy and rerfnmery stors,
Dec 2-fndA+ Under National Hotel
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EtsLNth NOVELS, by Danss~, Hsiaee, rad others,
imported from a bY ie updgfeaea pres varying om "
cents upward nsny Of bsm baannfniig iitpyratrd
Oct GRANGE TAYLOR
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Gucnard,
Cor Quinend.)

uNirEp srArss NAVAL AsyLuM,
Philadelphia December 8, iest
IOUN coIored andnan, beneficiary his Institution,
fled he on July last
Henry Guena masino, and benearisy died here
the lTh uitmo,
property value, which awaits heir
: + :.
nec-T--Iawsw
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EKANfS's GSEI&AAN ECONOMIC sspdsnt's Lamp
Jss' received, y importation fron
Maine, eight aorss u hose BY
ne yer saeet and sarh AL who
scsset q thsm fof ee9npmy IL u on esanRsss, o
abd beanf light, they
mir ~ ssed or colleges Schools pahe aspanmana
ofCoagrr-sr and AZ cher tss reque zsDd gh
a win mol ~ az least aect tae
are sqaay well 'acd of iades hai have assce
kie hand 81. siaeeal oAsF
ktn~s and patterns q lamps ~
proved styles, which viii ke sod low
se srses' n the cry and forming ne only complete
q. - WHITTLg~EY,
5gt Seventh stree
Sole ths sale - Franks
rssb hls made win mssi - settled monthly.
Dee a-ea7nif
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ayHoCuLArE, Cocoa, and Broma.-w BAKER 4 cor
~ vaasa PeaQm
aieh have been awarded BY
Union sale by all principal
United states, aad by their ngerss.
uussss Murray New York Grant and Tweis Philadelphia
Brgnaigr Banmose; Kennel Dudley
oslo: and =. Il. Howell, Georgetown d. C.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
ApS-8iy Dorchester,
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University of Maryland.

School Of Heseine
pas VII, ssss Monday. October p lss4,
Pnneiples and Practice q surgery: y: r smisA, I'D
prinep a aad pass g. mesas, sanae cnew
aaaa,omy and s,I saysiq,osy Jasspa RGsy ND
Mediea Pathological Anatomy, sinbeger
Practical Antony, 3. Smith, NJ. D.
ana sas s .as ana belonging 70 the University
Ree4 for tne surca 500 macsiaton fee s5 gadaaaea fee.
sept-qaw,9,hoes Dean
GAYS FABLES with I2s illustrations. 4 voInne,
Dogs, ssmea; by Edward Mayhem Loadon 1854
me Msrveis sciaues by W. ranom, with iu-r.sor.
sydenham Gteea6noh and Of his f,enas in
~ '@''''' ''''S skAsek 1 rssI Z g.
PARKEg's FANCY STORE.
we receiving full supply goods pr
s very aa se' and b.. a aia
IN IsrTss
Joeksy cns Musk Ias.amns, yiolse HeO,rope,
Hoaaei, and siHsy ethes edos
gross - Lows brown Windsor soap
TaiIor's transparent wash balls Ac. &c.
cosss, HAIR, roorH, sArL-snusmss.
100 patterns Of English, French American
sl Dressing Comb India Russar Comb, Ens..h Hofa and
PARKER's Fancy and Pertamesy Store,
tIoUsEkEEPERs ATTENTION ,-Dsner ss,s sole,
sr ale mo. or1 ,saa s.s can = had & s
uub.e any Of q cos
y .sok q paia oi. GAS yarn.he. brushes wish gold
call, being dsssrasiaed
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also Acp Tor fel packing
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6tening, Hadwnss and Rassets hpc delivered all
suuyd Private fas hosrd,us keepsvs
their advantage q give q q
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Also, New Jersey whi,a Mercer potatoes.
j, DOUGLAS Co.
Nov Ri-eoRw Feed sIors AZ street, avenue.
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Lynehbar with Charlottesville,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For aud New Market with the Cal
pepper Tuesdays Tkursaayr, and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily with hs al Piedmont
For Madobag daily, shs fiaiBn
Per order w, h. NkOCKETr, ARcGt.
Nov T--du
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United
regular he Asbama the is Of November
.aving Mobile daily Montgomery daily
Of rallsoad eoansne daily Al Muse~r with
the cars nd at Mobile New OH mail
will Selma the downward
: o'clock, A..
The above steamers by sxpssncsd
the comfort and safety
The rass freight viii any
per barrel ON dollar bale OF cotton,
For freight passage having elegant eppy
Oct aS-dan cox, BRAlNARD, 4 co.