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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
&C RISTIN E:
Or, Woman's Trials and Triumphs."
BY LAURA j. CURTIS

IT was April when Christine returned TO
WoodIandvaIe The buds of the willows were
swelling and ready to burst forth the winter
wheat was just peepiLg from the ground, and
all nature seemed rousing herself from her long
sleep. Spring had got there before her every
thing around her aunt's dwelling betokened
her presence-the first hardy flowers were un-
folding their soft petals the leaves danced on
the trees, the air was soft and balmy, the birds
had returned from their Southern pilgrimage
in everything she recognized the magic touch
of spring,
Her marriage was TO take place in May, and
all the family to be present.
Mrs, Rockingham was in her element in
planning the Festivities she had taken care to
select the wardrobe of the bride, and had set
the nimble fingers Of divers seamstresses at
work on articles of wearing apparel for her
niece.
All was happiness and light around her.
1t was spring-t time in her heart and though
sometimes 4 shadow fitted over her, as she
thought of the Spanish proyerb, 1t is not al
WAYS May" it was as feeting dark, for loves
sunshine speedily disslT ated it.
She was ore day paying a visit to Mrs War
ner, and had been telling to that kind friend
some of the bright visions that rose before her,
TO which Mrs. Warmers only reply was deeT
{ si~h.
w ny 10 YOU sigh ?" asked Christine.
/ 1T is not that I do not rejoice in your happi-
ness, my child, and pray that it may be lasting
! though in this world sorrow must come to all
+ but ] selfshly grieve, sometimes, at the down
fall Of all my hopes. had looked forward Il
such future for you | imagined you toling
in the great work field, and returning with ricl
sheaves, the fruit of your labors, TO the garner
and | see Your eyes so dazzling by loves sun
light that you see nothing but brightness IN th'
world You heed not the fields that are to b'
brought IN from the wilderness of the world
/ that they may some line be white for the har
vest"
Oh do not say 50, Mrs. Warner, eN
claimed Christine. 4 confess / have for
time been forgetful of all but my own happi
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THE OLD BACHELcR's NEW YEAR.

Oh, the spring has less brightness
Every year.
And the snow ghastlier brightness
Every year;
Nor DO Summer blossoms quicken,
Nor does Autumns fruitage thich IN,
As it did-the sicken,
Every year.
1t is growing colder, colder
Every year
And feel that I am older
Every year,
And my Limits less elastic;
And my fancy not so plastic,
Yes, ny habits grow mouastic
Every year.
Tis becoming bleak and bleaker
Every year,
And my hopes waxing weaker
Every year;
Care now for merry dancing,
Or for eyes which pass in glaneing
Love isless and less enhancing
Every year.
oh, the days thetI have squandered
Every year,
And the friendship rudely squandered
Every year;
of The ties that might have twined me,
Until Time to Death resigned me,
Ny infrmaties remind me
Every year.
Sad and sad 10 look before us
Every year,
With a heavy shadow DER
Every year;
To behold each blossom faded,
And to know we ght have made it
And immortal garland braided
Round the year
Many spectral beckening finger,
Year by year
Chides that long linger,
Year by year
Every early comrade sleeping
In the churchyafd, whittier, Weeping,
alone, unwept, am creeping,
Year by year.
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p0etrp t .
I CANNOT CALL her MOTHER.
BY SARAH t. HoLroy,


The marriage rite is over, t-tf
- And though turned aside,
To keep the guests from seeing
The tears could hide
lwreathed my face in smiling s
And led my little bro other
To greet my fathers chosen.
But could not call her mother
She is a fair young creature,
With meek and gentle air,
With blue eyes soft and loving,
And siiken sunny hair
know my father gives her
The love he born another A
But if she were angel
could 1t call her mother
Tonight heard her singing
\ song used to love-
When its sweet notes were uttered
By her who sings above
1t pained my heart to hear it,
And my tears could not smother,
For every word was haliowed
By the dear voice of my mother
My father in the sunshine
of happy days to come,
May half forget the shadow
That darkened our old home
His heart more is lonely
But and little brother,
Must still be orphan chill, rem
God can give but one mother
They've borne my me iher's picture
From lis accustomed place,
And set beside m fathers
\ younger, farer face:
They've made Ler dear Old chamber
The boudoir OF another,
But viii not forget thee,
Ny own, my angel mother.
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

81 County Judge LUNAN n STRONG. Of Highland
/, III LEVI STERLING. of Mineral Point
Is tlrcJlIt Court JAMES HUTCHISOS.
mn Bd supervisors LF.SfUEf. " JOINER, of Wyoning
" ARTHUR BRITTAy. Mineral Point
Z z~5-r Of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN. of Dndgeviile
asarer JoHN J UREy, of Mineral Point
rseuting Attorney LOUIS ii ID CRANE, of Dodgeyille
>-TeEor: JOIN NHIrEIAw, Mineral Point
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...NNABLE TAILOR, would tender his thanks to
~ t-skS of Mineral Point and vicinity for past ia
- sSaJ he Is stilI n the old TRIBUNE Office" "
-r. s. hoo5 Storc, High-st-, Mineral Point Cen
'-irs cleaned and pressed ON short notice. 81
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! l'okSELIER AND STATfoNFR. and Deal
- e ia Fancy Goods. Tobacco and Cigsls, 3rd
a.- eve me Post 1thee, High Street, Ma leraI
'-. Iowa County. Wisconsin.
81
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GEORGE 1. FROST.

/ .NEA AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
u W Nil attend to land negotiations, and trans
''7eSS Connected with his profession Collections
-.- -5llen't7t TO. Office in County Building. 81
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hercely. Have l not said enough, that yor
cling to me still l could find it in my heart
to strike you!' he muttered
Oh, not that, not that p exclaimed Grace
wildly.
Begone, then" he said, contemptuorlslv
turning his back. upon her. When he locked
around she was gone.
Rapidly she went on, her long hair floating
in the. wind, her shawl held tightly over her
breast-whither, she hardly knew.
She had plunged into the forest-fhe under
brush clnng to her garments, as if to hold her
back !; she only hurried on, leaving fragments of
her dress IN It's friendly grasp. On, on, till she
reached the borders of the lake, close to the
very spot where Philip had told her that he
never loved her.
May God have mercy upon me, for man has
none" she said, wildly and, with all the calm
ness of despair, she laid aside her shawl walked
out on fallen tree, that, half supported by
those near it, was suspended over the clear
lake. h
There was plash in the deep waters, few,
1alnt, instructive struggles, gurgling crv then
the clrcllng r1pples grew wider and wider All
was still again, save the gentle washing of the
waves against the shore naught to tell of the
fearful tragedy that had been enacted there
and the spirit of Grace Minor was with its God
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JOHNS Il EVANS.

VI S,1.ANi IAiLORS, Highest, Mineral Point Wis.
as r -. slare Of public patronage Their work will
ing done TO order, and warranted 10 fiji if
II 81
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CHARLES {. LEGATE.

| t"isNEl AND COUNSELLOR At LAW Highland
= -i alHtT- Wis. Collections made. and all busi-
',.->e- (" his eare promptly attended 10. 81
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VERY Day DoeIBISE-On board the Cunard
steamers divine service is read every Sunday
rnoraing. a passenger, one Sunday. asAed one
Of the crew, Are you obliged TO attend public
worzhip?" +" Not exactly obliged SIR replied
Jack. g but We would lose grog if We
diGu'tn
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HENRY PRICE.

7 'tASL DEALER in Family Groceries and Proyis-
--.5 AAis. Glass, Wooden ware, &c, opposite the
"'Ase, Algh-st, Mineral Point 81
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slational, state 4 County 0t6eers.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

5s; 4art Of the 5 FRANKLIN PIERCE, of y III
,.-r4tsrr of State :: WILLIAM MARCY, of
s.g-ya5. Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE of Nv
sgf,rv Of the Interior ROBERT MCLELLAND, OF Mici.
s.-4t,-y of the Navy JAMES c. DoBBIN, of y C
S,,tsrT Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
~ Master General JAMES CAMPBELL, of Penn
Attorney General CALEB CUSHING, OF Mass
cf Justice Of Supreme Court ROGER b. TASEY of Nd
Associate Justices
r5Ev NLEAN, Of Ohio SAMUEL NELSON, of y Y
J.vgs u. WAYNE, OF Geo ROBERT GRIER. of Pa
I8gy f4rEuy, of Tenn BENJAHIN Il CURTIS, of Mass
P.rER DANIEL, of Va JOHN CAMPBELL, of Ala
CaeI States Land Office At Mineral Point
T3EL O. SQJIKES Register HENRY PLowMAN, Receiver
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| l5oRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
4 @ Wis wiz practice in the Supreme and Circuit
n state. and in the T. :. District Court. OF
4 sE.r 5f toms store g.
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GEOREE w. COBB.

Ah-.AL DEALER IN Merchandise Of al kinds ror-
= High and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point.
81
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-szoea MY dSy sxoea 1ooHos
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
John MILTON

a + NSU TRANCE COMPANY, NJ Hartford. Conn
-54l, S3Oo,u0 btlce over Millions store. Min.
-~ 81 y. B. BoYpEN, Agent.
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TEntered according Act of Congress- by Dewitt &
Davenport the Clerks Oce for the Southern District
of New YORK.
ss- Extract from forthcoming work TO be
published by Dewitt & Davenport New York,
entitled,
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LOUIS III. ID. CRANE.
II. IL. PRIEST.

-.'i'NiG AND COUNSELLOR Solicitor in Chance
= and zen al Land Agent, Dodgevile, Iowa Coun-
s.tsil. g-l
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L.. IL. STRONG.

t."t,NsI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Richland
'.G'ss AgHland County, Wis. All business entrus-
s-' safr promptly attended to. 81
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Irotrs5loaal ans g,uslness Cares.
j. Il. 3IOFFETT. VI. d.,
GEO. d. YYILBEIs, II. r..

I-oTID respectfully tender his professional service
" n the citizens cf Mineral Point and vicinity.
u--e opposite ,hc United States Hotel 81
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BECHA.D L. READ
.--s N. M
DI N & REAie.

/ A'8SEl IT LAW and Solicitor in Chanccry, Min
Il r1i f'tut. Office in Thomas new block. 81
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~ A gypsy woman promised to show to two
Young ladies heir husbands faces in pail of
wa,er. They looked and exclaimed:
Why We only see our own fae's-
We'd, sad the gipsey, those faces viii be
vou husbands when You are married
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sANu-EL CRAWFORD.

i ....AEIS AND CDUNSEILORS At LAW and :
= l'..rs N Chancery, Mineral Point. Office in Nj
n-tE- Q-I
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~ ~. LAND AGENT, opposite the [. 5. Hotel
".-l-sl. Mineral Point 81
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LosT.-We are requested by two young ladies'
of this town TO state that each 9 them have lost.
few days ago, a cuff pin and a piece OF black
silk velvet. for which the finder viii be literally
rewarded, II good looking and comes rel recon-
rae5adld Two finders would be preferred, and
they young men.
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VtIaI-EN EATON.


IlaENEE AND COUNSELLOR HT LAW, Mineral
/ ..iat. Collections promptly attended 10. Otice
.4-. FsmrI-s store. 81
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- @You look as though you We're beside
yourself as the wag said to fcp who happen
ed to be Standing by donkey.
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J. II. CIaRY.

| HNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Mineral
! Point UHre in Millions Stone Block. 81
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G Jas. Of sup Court EDWARD WHIroS of Janesyile
Associate Justice
salE SMITH, of Milwaukee ORsAMUs COLE, of Potosi
Circuit Judges
is EooLrTTLr, Racine 8 " hNowLroS = du 1.li.r.
Isrf HrERELL. Milwaukee GEO " CATE, Stevens IT.
iAaRABEE, Ozaukee : FULLER, Hudson
z. EGoEsLISE, Sheboy-'n ALEX l. COLLINS. Madison
y II COTHREN, Mini Pt. 10 Il COTTON, Green Bay
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5sgsraar Of Wisconsin
Lieutenant Governor ARTHUR II ARTHUR, Milwaukee
-stary Of State DAVID W JoSEs, Belmont
sass Treasurer CHAELEs kUEHN Two Rivers
lz8-n.g tsrneral VILLAIN Il SMITH Mineral Point
: n. Public Instn \ CONSTANTINE BARRY. Racine
5nz Comptroller WILLiAX NJ DENNIS. Watertown
,.lls Prison Comm'r EDWARD A'GARRY Milwaukee
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DR. w. WOLF

MINERAL POINT, Wisconsin. OIce at his residenc
IL 81 Ms Estes old place, the G.aena road g
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STATE ADMINISTRATION.

UaiteI States Land . dice AT Mineral Point
AL q. SQUIKEs Register HENRY PEowMAx Receive
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IFRS. LAURA OTIS,

7 1THtINEg. ani pcaler In Millinery G. ods; Ladies
u bnss Trimmings, Fancy Goods &c, next door to
-e Central House, HizII-st Mineral Point. 81
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JOS. GOODLAD. VI. ID,

TzEW4N PHYSICIAN Office at the residence Of
u a.. ur. Ross, High St, Mineral Point 9
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FlNR STATIONERY AND rAsey GOODS.
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asAsN COBB. I. E. MEsSMoEE.
COBB " yESSlTORE.
| IIoRNEY'S At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Office
4 aEer AI>Iry x TEumel's slure. 9-I
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Il NgEE of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Il University of the STATE of y. \. tenders his scrv-
M = tleas II DodEevile and vicinity as Physician,
r. .u ana Acc1ucher- g.
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We omit the Appendix which is referred to
in the above as all the facts of general interest
are given in the body &C the report
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oh do not say 50, Mrs Warner" eN-
claimed Christine. 4 confess i have for a
time been forgetful of all but my own happi-
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

=
Gontelnen; My child had commenced breaking last
fall lin sm1 sores Which gradually extended tie entire
head, intending both cars which much by the
tn fear that bUti wond drop on
tried all Of advertised remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL. 1t began bptter the bottle got broke aud APP
piled gals to tit again began to get My elder daugh
ter said PA 20 get of that OIL sMers head
looked much better when you used It." We get another
hottie, and her head neatly well This agyra
vased case took hall hour every day wash aud
very offensive One bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
Nnu entitled this and for the benefit Others,
great pleasure IN giving you this certificate
Respectfully b I. CHALK.
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ReuJ the Truth nbout Our Turf Oil

IICnMOND. April IOth, ls3O
Durnga sleigh ride this winter past dseovrre horsc~
leg and the skin of place large. than hand, from
ihe traees rubbing tho Inside OF the thigh applied
Turf oil, and In day he well. Another case
\ male which working my day became unable
walk On examining his foot, discovered nail about
inches long to the head Ny driver and the neshhors said
he would be good for noin drew the nail aut
piece Of lint and your Turf oil him once
aud from tn moment he has lost hour but
also horse badly snnggcd the outside
his thigh in two places about two inches deep aud four
inches Wide from which he sttr day Your Turf
Gil WIS applied aud brought them entirely sound.
truly is OF the greatest remedies
KNOWN aud have lived in drug several
TIN. rs you think proper. Very truly,
To Mcssrs, Dove q Co. j II. WEISIGER.
For sale by STROrfIER & WHITEHEAD
ma dhm I.yurhburg.
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NOTICE.-Having purchased of McssrS Mcdaniel HIM,
~ Preston their stock Groceries and taken T
ST. nd formerly occupied by them prepared Offer In
II numerous patrons OF Mcdaniel Hurt Preston onr ~
concern aud the public generally large and w,n sf,ci
stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Staple sor Goods c w.
offer at lowest market rates for CASH., prompt eusof
usual time
We will give particular attention TO the COAfMLsSIoy
BUSINESS. will sell all kinds of country produce cosig
mens generally; will render sales promptly, cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce in hand
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS AT the usual ratp,
when funds deposited produce placed in hand meet
charges.
iiBS 4 SAUNDERS
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These vessels Of the FIRST class, built IN tho city OF Bal
expressly for this trade and have superior aeeouno
daos for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and no viii siaft no
accommodate They will be lowed up and dhn
by and may be relied on to sail prompt. a
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find their interest ship by this line, freight will
e taken low as by other line Of Packets aud
every effort viii bc made BY the In Richmond
New York to give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed III obtaining iu
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be forwarded
tree New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sa
vainal any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock IN New York
at Berth No /, Coffee HOUSE slip foot of W ALI Street
DAVID q WA. CGKRIE, Richmond 49,.
c. II. PERSON, n. Y, Ae'"S
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j. Il. BoNDuRANT.
Respectfully


NNFs TFNFIFIT NpITI TVIH, Io1l
hessrs i9rc C1liayins nsud Your Turf Oil aud finding
tn heanch hne modcnr, thin IT due ynu that you
should know H. My daughter. about years fell the
rocker OF chair and and bruised he thigh mueh 1t
assumed The form Of boil. aud became very had
luco hy physician hnt that did not relieve IT, II became
running SORE aud continued SO for nearly tried
every tnr could hear OF with no effect until in
dueed Ia bottle utypur Turf Oner bottle
aud htit entirely healed ihavc for other
sores aud found the benef You at liberty TO
thls as YOU lhnk rrnrer s. CIALKLN.
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~, sp..sNs. EA.asIO1~ al al Z. Il .

&xs-. SfSkNe. FASnGOlNs< AT sSNlslIE-
EaMJDONES BONNET AND FANCY STORE-rN4D
WV Ladies' let me say that before the W.
- 2sih inst, shall produce from three of the mos<
fashionable ESTABLISHING In New York. the
Bonpets You assured that every thing hat
finger of art has accomplished shall be presented you oyen
to the mnuest within.
vii! say for personal qualification that exhibition
of Bonnets, in New York, VIII the I'D inst
that article Of dress Il considered second only pref
and consequently will be any other article
of dress, il should be selected Will much care
In order 10 suit the variety If deerlu.
nation present ed Of variety only Ronnets
but in Mantlos and variety Summer erings
Suffer little children also for neg
leced heretofore in Hats Flats Little Honuets aud Cars
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully,
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Bio ISLAND, bedford county Va, My. !, lSJi.
Aisssrs Done co -ticihemen: used about fourth
bote Of your Turf oil npuu the back horse the
back almost saw, entirely raw, place large any
hand aud this Single application q only applied ouce) cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised the
queknes5 Of It's curN properties and think itmfe prompt
and eleatuus than any thing OF the Kind saw, aud
have sold thous DIS OF BOTTLES of other paH,ipns similar
purposes
Respectfully. j. l.. BONDURANT.
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CREAr BARGAINS. GREAT BARGAINS.

u UAIL AND SEE FOR YOIlNSELF.-The bnIanro u
the Stock that have left will be sold and under Cost
Cash Wishing 10 leave the State having large stock oi
Ready Made Clothing Cloths Cassmeres and NeFtnpF, win
sell them lower than they bought in this any other
ket In preference TO selling at auction Persons wishing
buy anything line should certainly give call before
purchasing elsewhere, will offer such Inducements viii
certainly please The store for rent the license fr
sale Fer further particulars call on j NEWMAN.
una
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lNIlE undersigned having their stock of Goods Il,
u Messrs rby Saunders, would clccriuly recon.
mend them to former friends and patrons.
Dec 81, lsa5 MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON
a
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u GALLERY Main street, Lynchburg, Is Of the
extensive and best arraGr ID in the The reception room
Of Inc sizes neatly furnished aud embesled with choice
specimens OF the various styles of portratuc
Heeographc art The Ambroype, beautifully colored Pho.
iographs combining the truthulness the Amhrotype with
the elegancy flush the engraviugs; Da
gnereotypes Of every size.
me operating rooms are large and commodous with large
sky and side lights that In the weather
good not bar results be produced when sun
shines brightest Mr.. will be happy to see Mt all times
the sers Of the beautiful art whether they wish pictr
nr not The very hatterng encouragement received in
The past authorizes the hope that during pres NJ season
lie may have the pleasure of placing record MANY fair
tace which will be nperishabe the material on which
The impression IS made Especially would b. appeal To The
aaes many OF whom are about as bt auu they ever
heihen secure the shadow ere the substance fades Bring
your friends with Nouyonr husband yolr ehl1sad port
Jugs w come hn separations must take place Then how
ttWh alleviate and item tue pangs OF those dark hour to-
look upon the bright images hearts ed in DAYS
Come ono-comc everybody Lockes breastpns rings cic
constantly on hand lmny . -
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EeG&SOR.UTION.-Th firm of Mcdaniel Inn,
Preston this day dissolved b, mutual consent N
Of the viii be uscd by either partner In CHI
business. Their Office will be kept the old ST d gs
occupied by Mossrs. lrby a Saunders an
JOHE ROBIN MCDANIEL
S, e. HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON
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crS BEbNlDERE and PDCAlONTAS.-The
STEAMER BfIA lDEkE leaves Baltimore every SAT'1R-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning eg-.es III
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
. The PoCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, lea YES
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Talti
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sSippers to Baltimore by these Boats must have the.
goods here every Monday and Friday each week
mar 2-y LUDLAM u WATSON, Richmond Va.