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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-17
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hs cAroaials.
Chronicle says:
a. rureme Court (thc people,
..-. no memorial OF Juge Davis
.rH was properly before the
Cont. ~ and IA due time tie yer
...- officially"
lpreme Cour, to be over
... rea,n COuJi, because that
jed" tina, the memorial
before the Cour, i'-Au-
20 and its coalition patty
On. recognize no such depart
u.. rnmeut as ";he htils Su
rr.... .. ab0rdinaie TO legislative and
"a. .rr rs. And moreover, i, is
exc publican party when in
.ar-rr nIuct itself that the mem
.r.-s ... .,ial department OF the gov
that il is in fact wha, tho
ca ssos il to be, one Of the
.lrs departments eOoriiRdt.
ytL - While the Republicans
.c. Wedge the binding force Of
tE.. which declares, "The pow.
.... lnent shalt be divided into
.zs. rnar,men,s, the Legislature,
lieial," they at the same
-sr ubscribe to the doctrine Of
..tst... % rights that GALL PowEH
.el,r.s rIE PEOPLE," and that con-
40 peOple) constitute "thC
Court" over and above all
government. The Repub-
..... .. 1mit,se in issuing the call
l. rcatiOn OF July s,h, (Which
..s f.H. a The people Of Maine, after
...r# ss National abuses and
,.anr TOSSED, used the following
aags
.N., With endorsing the repeal
.rtg. 1mpromise, and the yio-
l.rs. GO perpeiTaied in Kansas;
.n.. The adoption Of measures
r....I "a order and TO the moral
.r a tagesis of the State, the adj
.r.4Is.ta ..U muel Wells has made war
100 81. Court, that venerable eta
tri.. Law, around which clus-
t.. 5r atoms and interests, cher
i.-.r.... luinst the violence Of van.
AN vi. uould beat il down for fac
v5as imposes. In wan,only aud
..rs-r an honest and capable
Jazz. topinion, The last Legis-
....rr . rcsent Executive OF tia Stale,
i-ir.. cd 1lble blow on our judicial
st-r- mischieis whose conse-
sl.n.-. ..l l u lasting duration. We
fus ence in the cool Judgment
avs ra.e1 Of a majority OF out fellow
.-eus ads US 10 believe that they
u.l SD. g,hors Of this high outrage
v..i t- lkablc disapprobaiion.
10 tt nt action against these STATE
uni Naa.a n, and wrongs, the citizens
ul Ne u Distinction Of party, and
rg- ~ inner differences Of opinion,
&c "a TO meet in convention,
Tretds ah, ia Portland, TO nominate
q caBu Governor, aud two candi-
5ata At large"
ore scsl delegate Conventions
eyt Stale assembled under this
rl unanimously nominating
IIssri nm Tor Governor. without
passed among Others the
.,H.of. .'Gn:
AIS That the Independence OF
Nh, IN Is essential 10 the impartial
,l-i-,s. 20 Justice. and tina. all At
su4,. fst a subordinate Instead vi u
.1.a, ncnt Of the government,
att.. 81 tho Constitution 70 be,)
'htr'l win indignant rebuko from
.vefv NV and order. We there
oic a. course o; the present Exc.
nine, .aledoIalcs in tho assumed
.,no,s bury Davis tTom tho ofice
u ASS cc oithe Supreme Judicial
Ia rcunstances and with this
lsrifsz.a Ga ESQ Of Judge Davis WIS
,,srly fsN,ctly carried before the
,sspyr E s.ti~i, Supreme Court" Of APP /
,os.. "a eFlasslh day Of September
ma. iir smen. was rcndered-on
ah.eh al execution will be issued
IA 80 ..lsl carly in January neat.
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~ The Delaware Free Press nys. that
one Of the great clements Of Republican sue
CO.'S in November will be the large Prepor-
don Of silent votes. That Is true.
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9 = The Boston Journal Of the 4th inst
contained the following editorial article, out
of which has grown the coISspondencs an
nexed. - - !
TnE ASSAULT At BiDDLI We stated
a few days since on the authority of cor
fortified by o port in tho Bid
dtord Union, that August iiaines, ESD,
agent of the Tacoma. coper.uJn, had been
fined for an assault on IN operative in tho
mills. We are informed Of -0me circum-
stances connected with this ras' which ought
to be known to the public i0 order to q clear
understanding Of the nll,rl Two weeks
ago boy some sixteen or s-yenleen years OF
age, in the service of tia cJHI my, went in
to the attic of Mill No. l, Whcro he had no
right to 60, caught the bsil-r0pe, and wan
tonly ang fire alarm. lts well known
that nothing can create 20 great a commo-
ton and alarm in O cotton iaetOry as the
belief that there Is "a fire on he premises.
In this instance many of The operatives
were very much alarmed and lefs their work
in consequence. As soon l .hc cause OF the
disturbance was discovcrd ~ Haines put
the boy out Of the mill and oilccd him to
leave the mill yard. For this IN action for
assault and battery was ins...utod before q
justice Of the peace, in whose impartiality
Mr.. Haincs had no conf l~, and he con-
sequently declined TO mako any defense, al
lowing the justice to impJ'1 inc and then
appealing with the intention 0f justifyinG-
himself before jury. !, wiz be shown,
wo are informed, that tic 10Y was not in
the slightest degrco inius and that the
prosecution was maliciOU
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IiENRY CLAY, 1880.

I-r no circumstances will l consent
r,her extension Of the area Of slave
United States, or TO the further 30
OF representation in the House q
,satatiyes.
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kp!!A,,ss.ar,oLIs, Oct. -

Tho returns from tho State como In slowly
but they indicate a majority for Willard Of
5000. The Democrats claim that they have
elected majority Of the Congrssmcn. The
Republicans however still insist that they
have carried the State. Foley In the 4th
Congressional district Is elected BY 100 ma
jority. 'v 1gI ~ q. 'F
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( repeat that never can and never VIII
and no earthly power will ever m.
.1,s, " spread Slavery over Territ,Sy
X does not exist.
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HEALTH AND sTRENoTH.
rvDR. g. O. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY

U LII. .. ". hiSuhhbcoNc ouchht
WINE BlTTERS Is the tcs medcine ever used
for spnng aud Summer Complaints. Il bias been
more literally patronzed than any Other ever &C.
labli.bcl in ,hi. country. It Is the ,aInc Richard.
cons Biiien which has restored 80 many inval'ds
to health throughout the New England States
during the past thirty years. bf. .'a'.h.
l. N. u. Beware Of iIni,aiioas called Sherry
Wine Bilicu Tie genuine have fac smile Of
my signature upon the outer envelope For sale
DrugEi.is everywhere, and nj my odiee, No
1, Hanover street, Boston. 3mH
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5ps.tial 1utttss,

Tnr GsxAr CONTEST !. over, and The victory
/. complete, tot Mrs. 81 N. GArJner's Indian Bal.
,am Of Livrrworl aud HoaraOund has iriumphed
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
and all kindred foes q mankind. II has emerged
from the forest willis Of America, and proved
blessing TO our age. Il Is ufaiiible. Il may b
found at Weeks * Posters, Isl Washington st.,
Boston, General Agents for the United States.
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BARNES i PARK,
Nv Hi ~ Proprietors, New Yor

PaxcxLEs or all the effects that exposure Of
the skin To the air or sun produces the most disa.
greesbie 10 called freckies OF tan. lfspresd over
Tie entire surface Of the parts exposed, u IL called
tan IL scattered at Intervals, frcckles The finest
skins are most subject ~ them. .sr
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Go TO PORTLAND. The great Fair and II.
hibition Of the Maine Shte Agricultural
Society c8mmenccs on Tuesday ne.s, and
continues through tho week. Arrangements
have boon made for great show. Soc I'D.
vertisomsnt for particulars.
DRowSKD. A boat In which were throe
mcn-F. s. Maxwell, Mr.. Greeley, and
Charles Tukey-was upset near Cow Island
in Saco river last Thursday evening, and
Mr.. Tukcy was drowned. The Others wore
with difficulty saved. The body Of Mr.. Tu-
koy has not yet been found. -Densoaa at.
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hoy has not yet boon found. Democrat.
TnosE LrrrERs. The Buchanan committee
who waited upon Us 70 obtain the printed
letters to put on tho Buchanan Gag TO an
nounce tho Democratic majority In Pennsyl.
vania, arc requested 70 come forward, tskO
the lcttsrs and pay the hill. ,. mo-; at
MA Fillmore correspondent Of the
the New York Express writes that Col.
Fremont will receive. from Z 900 to t, IL, 900
votes in Virginia. What then becomes Of
tho argument that the Republican party u
confined entirely 70 the Northern States
Ifso many men will dare 10 vote for Fro.
mont under the throat Of lynching and BAN
ishment, what number would vote for him
II they dared 10 declare their scnilncnef
-syI fb asa CoLrrEfA, s., o., Oct. l3,s
Reports arc current that tho Goycrron Of
the fifteen Southern States win meet ut Raj
eigh tomorrow, 70 consider what steps Il
viii DO necessary " taks for tho rights Of
tho Southern States should Mr.. Fremont 30
elected 70 the Presidency. =, bsenI !.
- A writsr,in the Charleston Mefcury
says: Unless the signs of tho ,times ara
very deceptive, the election Of tho Black
candidate for tho Presidency n
no longer doubt."'' IA Ilssaa '7sa -
un1aSiAx oOsvrsrios Tho Autumnai
ConvcntiQa Of the Unitarians 10 now In 60
ZION in u city Of Bangor.
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The eus ropcr also contains letter
lsi.l ae'r 81 g, ION Rev. L. d. Dennis. q
p.@J.Las 81 " The Kansas conls,ence.--
fai ~ spOnds entirely With what
6e 'Hshed already, aud in addition
gives loving truly horrible instance OF
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CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
SIS. Cox, the democratic candidate for
Congress in the 10Th district Is elected by
800 majority in the counties composing the
district. The democrats carried the district
last year by over 1000 majority. 10 u
In Hamilton Co., the Republicans have
gained $500. Returns from rs counties in
the State, show Republican majority Of
from $4,000 to 10000. Five Democratic
Congressman are probably elected, and the
Democrats are claiming 0. osi t
And we give the following also from Indi.
ana.
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Ohio Election.

The republicans have carried the State BY
some thirty thousand majority, wo give the
following despatch: m t5 sfr.f
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. PunApELrHIA, Oct. is.
@. A. Grow is reelected by u larger vote
than when hc run alone.
COMING, Oct. Is.
Crows majority in Tioga Is from $500
WAvKRLY, Oct. Is,
Bradford county about 1000 union ma
jority.
Ohio Election. .t.a .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-17

ine Dost0n o0"'"ot VI the ioth fbst Says
moderate business done at the board this
inn, the tone of the market being dull and depressed
Worcester declined II Vermont and Canada !; sales OF
Fi'chburg at 1914 which was the asking rate after the
board sales made sellers option, TO days. at
Boston and Providence dull a. Coy asked, decline Of
from last saesthis stock very rapidly, and there
will probably be reaction the price; Vermont aud
Massachusetts,, 81 bid; Western, 500 500; Maine
steady At s2 with small lois on the market at this quo
tation Northern improved q Ogdensburg heavy, and
asked without Obtaining buyers Boston and LoweN
for sale at IS; Manchester and Lawrence at so.
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to every branch of industry and strength TO every ssa
interest.
At the second board the market steady and mode
rately active There material variation in any
of the leading stocks There appears TO be buyers It
Erie sellers option any other way to suit the bears
There was small lot Of Gaena and Chicago sold ct LIS
per cent and It was demand at the close Stock
There quite q number OF orders In the street fer
Mwaakie and Mississippi STOCK and it Is with the utmost
difficulty one of them can be filled. Holders not sell
es and the fcarciy of stock prevents operations Tho
last sale 81 per cent buyer thirty days. and that
price was offered for several hundred shares.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day follows
Paid on Treasury account. S26, $40 q
p 90, 90. ............... a axo ~ 81
naisncs no. DO. .................. zo0svO y
Paid for Assay Office Observation-Disclosures. So 030 -
Paid on Disbursing checks. .............. 6o,S4 81
Ai'er the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales OF stocks were made at auction:-
~ shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Co oJK
20 CO. refer Cooper Fire Insurance Co......... @X
ALBERT H. Nicoiay's regular semi weekly auction sale
OF stocks and bonds will take place morrow Thursday
at l2s O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange We are
formed that some first class bank insurance stocs
will be found on the list to be offered.
resolution nsructipg the committee ON banks Of the
Massachusetts, House of Representatives to consider the
expectancy Of reporting bill prohibit ali the banks in
the State from issuing notes of less denomn .tion than
So, from receiving notes of foreign banks Of less
denomination than S., has been rejected.
The cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant T.s
surer, Boston, the 18th inst, was follows
treasury account 81 5000 "a
Post Office account. ............. ...... 1,0lO %
On deposit. ........... 194,515 u
Sot ,oZo %
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasures
Baltimore, during the year 1855, follows:-
rTtm uutes, NC... 900 400 ~
g other Observation-Disclosures. 694. 1856 ~
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .............S 81 531 974 81
Balance LIST Jan, 1856 STANDARDIZATION. 1876 2S4 %
Total. 81 ,65y 1858 u
Payments during tse year ............ 626 SOB Is
Balance 3lst december, 1867. ......... 80 ego IL
The Boston journal Of the 18th inst says:--
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Is,
that during the six months before the supplementary bill
Of rewards passed they enlisted eight hundred and
ninetysx men, while for the succeeding months they
enlisted two thousand eight hundred and sixteen. Sir Il
Is because identified my humble self with that great
reform which has now approved itself to the commenda
ton not only OF the people but Of those very who
denounced Il, that am stgmatzed Is an enemy Of the
navy.
Hampshire IL NOT right in supposng that he pro-
posed here in this place. TO limit the commissions in the
navy to the term Of fen years. appoint officers OF
Of yearsY
r. HAIE-I did propose to limit their commissions to
ten years and that hal been DONE it would have OBJ
waited this internal bill Now let me say another thing
in relation TO the reform Of which have SPOKEN After
the passage Of the bill aboishing aoggng in the navy
squad returned from the Of Africa and it was
my fortune TO be in Boston when that squadron arrived
there met the Commodore and the Cap,ain-Commo.
dore Iavalete and Captain Nicboson-- commanded
the Germantown and the Dale. ] was introduced TO
them. The first remark that these gentlemen made was
that they had abused me great deal, and think
agency in carrying through Congress the provision
for the abolition OF logging In the navy; "but
sir" said they, I'VE have =, stered our opinions
in Boston harbor, and should be exceedingly
glad you would 60 over them and how vastly ion
proved the character Of the is from what it was
when they submitted to the cruel punishment OF the
LASH" confess, SIR modest ~ am, that felt little
proud There was little compensation IN that for the
course had taken here / went amongst the men;
talked to them saw whom the Commander told me
had been Or thirty years IN the navy anu never had had
the lash applied to them. asked them, I" Is II fact
has been stated that since the abolition Of foggng the
skuks get clear Of the wsrk and the work Is thrown on
you good men ?" "No such thing they answered with
voice. The officers and men said 1t great re-
form. went through the vessels, and after what has
been raid, presume may be permitted to state what
occurred when left them. The asked permission Of
the officers TO heve the privilege Of extending hum
BILE an individual myself mark Of gratitude for
the agency had had in introducing this reform, for
which had subjected myself to the Of the
Senator from Florida and others. They presented
to me very modest but expressive medal com.
memorative Of their thanks and gratitude for the hum
bic services which have rendered in csryny through
his great MEASURE of reform. For my sgency in II
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10 80 fm5,roVcd.-NO Advance i, s,,;,
- - tee' cd gu W le and Coerel Cactus ms
lupo u - VIZ ''e '''"r' JOHN ABR ADAMS a
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
:-:szA LYNcnBrRG AND RICHMOND.

l-sS--Z1@7 IYSCHBIRG AND kItHhONps
Fare from f.yuchbufg 10 buchanan = "a
..t.-''
ION IynehBus Chariotess de.
&, -, = = 4 n and Lynrhburg At = ! a. hoe''.
st.iay and Friday and arrive n Richmond ss''ha ny
al : clock A NJ. ...-. ,.,,.I,r,5 nj ~ /, N
H. s,tgstIla al ot NJ. day and amy IA ma
i,tayIIe a. = y NJ Leave LsuohbHrg for Buchanan mn
Iesiggton o. A N Monday, "Wednesday ana ft"a' anu
arfigs at p N. H., a,.d distances In
ran
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TENG 7 G5E flAUIE@.-NC hnVc hnna ~,
largest aud be selected stock OF Extracts Cnogn. -
bena. Florida Lavender aud Bay Leaf Waters all NM
ponados the lair Balm OF thousand Flower ARM,
Vinegar, Ac to be found in the city ''''
may la.ts LANGIIORNE 4 w NIKltp
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NEW su>sExS.-N m. n. smd.rsa"
~ this day as.ncnted with hun JuHN q ADAMS aud
THOMAS {. ANDERSON tor Tho putpuat u#lusatt ns
GENERAL. GROCERY COMMtS~inN AND fpRN ARB
ING III SINESsl under the finn aud OF ANDERSON
ADAMS y co at The old stand Of " I Ander- dor
merly J u RenNick1
They vtawayt Keep hand we'll stock
ccrea Gunuo ground AID lump Plaster, Livingston lGoGGl
mud GastuEs
Particular attention gwen to the .tlcnt ruusisumetr, Il
adv aueoa luaae on Produce la hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN e ADAMS.
ir1lts THOMAS q. ANDERSON
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uDROvIsIONs OK CONsIGNnGNJ'
5 II ~ Iihds prime Shoulders,
10 Sides,
30 Bills Lard,
fair "
- Kegs prime "
oo1 Cansassed Hams
All on cons gninent, and for sale Al low rates
TH0s BRANCH Sons
cen 1sas recrsborg Va
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

~ SPRING AND SUMMER 1hADt'
~ LYNcnnuRa, April y 81, 1856 We are

Sy SPRING AND SUMMER ThADt, W
~ IYNcnnuRa April q 1T, leat-Ne are EsZr.~d
" nov n receipt Il the heaviest ana most
varied stock II has vet been our pleasure h ahcf 10 ~
public. .,,.., -, :. III, ,4.H :, IN ua
,,f..sad witt the general superior character anu aY'
opr upods beside finding The Innti ample a.
branch u trade, consisting ct Heavy ana a" u"
ut. ,n1 perkst eutifrt. fiuus Hnd hHf#t N','H+
Srff Cooking and Colts Itstais4 Hunting an -
I'll S1ysr Plated Ware 81 warranted qnal4 Ii".h
10 s,d priasia Goods. Hsiliery, taf1age anu I'Ntts
,,i,1f,gs slaafnaker's TpdnRs tlaaf ana sh'' -
,,ia,i.s ,arrent,rs MIllwnatts hhrFlw nKHi7 an
SIM. Tsas Housekeeping Hfti'es = alth73 't2
.l.ss,Intiun Window sbaass tn t'rhrf B'N', 49, =
it.n.. ua.l5HF Materials such a. tfoncl itass aaa
t1ls 81 ever. 4yIr aud fru'tufel So d Ahihk wa.
i, ..l, pat.p cram tfadIfs braaH Bades. and tools
~ - -. \. IA, fanud Ia FHth estalhahm'ut nj
sie.l, ar rsal prices oar stock H rlshy nom III" sh
t.trg AMI selected in person. and "e ean a5zaf. ie
"H9 ma CfIA~ SIMPSON.
par - t'' \ NJ SIMPSON
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NOU CAN BUY WATCHES, JEWERL
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. ~
wholesale retail every variety and style stnw ~
cash prices by calling At N0WBANS, sign Of the N Y
gle No a. Sycamore Petersburg Va where Ssxsfs
you will pc per He has armed from The Nor
hern Manufacturers and Importers with the largest amt
fashionable Watches Jewey, Silver and
Goods offered this State Would De- better
ir yoa to call and his magnificent Stock AMI
hst 20 he bnys ali his Goods fo cash ana c I
Them much less than the regular prices for the quality
o GOODS You can also have your W aehos and JewUA
paired " the best and at short notice, and
she newest and most fashionable GODS In exchange
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No. 81 sycamore
street., petersburg, Va. THOMAS E0WLAN.
Eep6u
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~ call attention their Fail Winter styles OF Clothing.
now auenng their establishment Main Street opposite I'm.
ttefs HANK Iynrlbnrg Va Their Agent Mr DIXON t7s
pei six weeks m the Snrh manufacturing Goods specially
f market and they safely promise that Their prescott
Stock SURPRISES ye quality and variety auy thing ity
4r heretofore offered 10 the public la terassorment tie
following articles may be found
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kit llMpNp Npill luii, lH't4
pamg seigh ride ths winter pnst discovered my horse>
Lex faw aud The skin oH place prgr than my baud from
the rubbing tho Inside oi the h4h applied Aenr
TUT ph, and in Nday 81 two he wa we'll Another case
milc which was working To draF became uuhhle L.
wall ON eNamioing his foot discovered nai about Two
ine louE the head NJ driver and the nelshur~ said
he would ho good nohinr drew the na Inserted
pinrc ct n aud Turf oil aud sci hun to work al uuer
and from that moment he has ht lost huur but is good
also nurse badly snngged lhe outside at
HE gh la Two places about inches deep and ieur
lncirs wide. from winch he sra lay two Your Tut
Gu applied ard II brought them entirely sound 1t
ul, is of the greatest remedies Tor >ne have eY,r
know ~ and have lived in drug store Tor several years tse
this as you think proper. Very truly
Ro No.srs Dove y 60. ! II WElSIGER.
Talsgir by STRBTflER 4 WHITEHEAD
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NJ lSCELLAYE

A'EW ARRIVAL OF creeL, Latin aud H.
! lsh school Books; also Live and Learn n snia" Lh-
sh osreak and write correctly Magdalena iepb, AZ
anthor ofZad, Lie 81 Gen Mol Prime. ftbo ny
Of David spurgcons ho modern NhithoEO sernnns 9use
Gazette of Fashions, Uhamt efs Journal Baekvord 10
zHe British Review, Edinburgh R,,i,w HantaLold ,afa
1aous Monthly. Hunt Merchants Magazine Mr. ~t',i
Illustrated New Monthly, Just received pun s.
sep lists Nopsrts
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: =, .non .nX,oE Ano,r p.ANo..mn..

IN IN A uoIsE.--A house ltheut Muse is like Nurse
nv without Children silent gloomy and desaate Music Is the
life breathed suggested every where IN an
ture and only the lips aud Souls Of those who are
"n for treason straagems and spas SoFoung ades IN @
upon Papa bnyiuFH Piano from J. y NASH OF
Petersburg although not be able 10 play mae i"r
Polka = Negro Melody aud Days Of Absence, on II
The good advice You can always mud nhoni - So
lec Pianos the lowest prices with all the various aud
patterns, NJ b. = NASh .
piano Forte Wareroom ~ sycamore Of Bank 1T e
Va aux Is i
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rTHg established myself Tor the transaction ui
General Iron, steel aud Metal business and nYnc the alien
lion OF Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting tins
market Of large aud varied asftnc1i
ny arrangements being such viii enable 10 eel at the
low est rates Ran Roads Mariniais Baeksmiths aud the
raie generally their interest Examine tus stock
before purchasing elsewhere
Orders thankfully reees ed aud promptly Rttrudrdto.
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