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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-27

IlDt ana ShbNtf bhlll> 'uIli-hu at u HOhtHl no.
tlcc OF pure water from The city works.
To DIR. ii. IEeinimann, Corner jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nranc-co.--Dear Sir:-lt
is with Measure that We notice the unboundcd sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
Nour residence IN this State, now over years
The geud YOU have done and the skill !on havceXer-
cisrd in the thnt come under our observation.
make our duty to let II be known To the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease
Most of uS were we'll acquainted with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patienIs
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
phySieians. We have also seen hat YOU have done
Tor some of our friends now residing AT Coloma and
Placerc, who after much pesua>lon and induce
mtus trt, consented To 20 ana see you, when
they had almost de- paired of their lives. They did
and returned and new living bale and hearty men;
and read r.. If tins notice should reach your eye and
voI are afflicted. take advice and 20 10 Dr HEM
MANN. and you WITH never regret II.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty whes
for your future welfare the assurance that We believe
YOU to be one of our most talented and experienced
phN >Cians in the state
FREOERICK IlARYNANN. !
tprol'r Miners llOtel)
JACoB WINkLEMANN, SGreenwood Valley.
p'r Greenwood Brewery,
3 JoHN GE0RGE.
ANHUsr IIAH>Ef
JosEPH WILIMANN, tc,lorno
CHARIEs GIsS.
2. BELAz, Propr's Of the }
JEAN HUCULEH,
An. WALKtR. FL Dorado Slide
q. XHoIckk. (drm OF T.. Poppe Coz Oroyil!e.
JossPH GLANEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELL6. Spanish Dry Dgg'ngs.
r. ERN>INGER. lprppr OF BRIDGE Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLER, sacramento,
X. FINNNGER, do
g.. RENAUp, do
CAPT IIIND, Michigan Bluffs.
earn. T. :. MUMrorp. Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL, (Republicm Ilouse,) Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Or lienf-
mann, ang- I'm
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

Both Clar and Calhoun foresaw the lamentab.e
Conclusion which parties in this country have :ow
reached and predicted di~unon the inevitable
suit OF such state OF affairs.
Mr. Clay, in his speech in the Senate February :,
$3.50, thus Gaguerreotypea he very aspect Of Affairs
in the year 1856:
SIR said Mr.. Clay, 81 am not in the habit of
speaking lightly OF the possibility of dIssoiviug this
iappy Union. The Senate know that | have depre-
Gated aiusohs, ordinary occasions, to that 5reu
event. The country VIII testify that, If there be
aythlng in the history Of my public career worthy
Of recollection, Il is the truth ard sincerity OF my
ardent devotion 10 is lasting preservation Bat we
should be false III our allegiance it, If Gid rot
discriminate between the ginary and real dangers
by which il nag be assdiled. AbOitinusn should
10 longer be regarded an Imaginary dagger. The
sholioaist, let suppose, succeed IN ;heIy present
am of uniting the inhabitants OF the free States
Dst the inhabitants 6t the slave States.
non on our side vii. beaei union on The other and
tas process Of reciprocal consolidation will be at
tended with all the violent prejudice, embitered pas
ions. and IElpcable animosities which ever degra-
sIcd or deforrned human nature.
0ne section will stand in mena-
cirg and hcsti,e array again, the other. The col
ision of opihItn vii. be quickly followed by tie
cash of arms. viii not attempt todessribe scenes
which now happily lie concealed from our view. Alb
oiitonists them elves would shrink back in dismay
ard iorror al The contemplation or Gesoated fields
conlasrated cities; Murdered inhabitants and the
that ever TO animate the hopes Of civilized
man.
u JAMES E. CLsr, Esq., son of the late HEyRy
Car has published letter in the Lexington States
nan Of the 9th inst in which he distinctly declares
that he will vote for JAmFs Brou8vsH as next Presi
dent % the United States, although he would prefer
Ar. Fillmore, personally, if be stood on the same
platform he did IN 1850 In voting for Mr. Bucban-
an, however, Air. c. says he does oId-Iine
Wbg, and that whenever the Wing standard shall be
again raised, he will be found among its warnest
friends Mr.. Clay says he wishes 10 cast his vote
the candidate moqS likely 10 defeat the Black Re-
pnbcan Party, aud, as he considers Mr. Buchanan
tha; candidate. hr riH rote far him.
sf tlrynT Cay were living he wonli as certainly
va'e fsr rau1es Ruchauan a,y oths- man in ,hc
iass.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

l-~ We publish the following as matter OF gen
eral news, and not with the view Of inducing any OF
our friends to bel, as there express and very
ye1ese 7a,r in Pennsy lvahia against bettingand be-
sides, the system !s demorahzing IN IFS tendency,
and should nor be couutenanced. Oar opponents,
however are 50 full Of eend and bfag that they are
always taunting Democrats 10 violate the law, on
this subject a week or so since, friend OF fsE-
aoNr boasted largely at the Girard House in Phila-
,iephia that he would bet ten Thousand dollars on
hls tFremout s) election, if any Democrat could be
fonnd who would take him up The next morning
the PenaSglauaiqa Informed him that by calling at
that Office he conld be accommodated, which ~as the
last that was heard Of the bragsadocia 0thef
Knew Eat.;nSs have beeh sneaking about the Hotels
OF Phadeahhia proclgiasin@ that ',the Democracy
were afraid 10 back their candidates with their mon
ey.' and hesce the offer below to bet ttirfyoae ho@-
Sqaa dollars that JAMES BucHANAN will carry every
State in the Union OF no body is crazy e
noagh 10 -aSe the het, and the mater stands. All
reasonable men con:ede the election Of Mr.. Bu-
chaaan bv an overwhelming majority
*CJANCE FOR M0NIED MEN.-ln the Phla-
de[phia Norfh Americaa, (an old Line Wing paper)
ai' June Sth we find the following offer, "a hich car
n fell in with by any having little spare cash
e invest in permanpnt sinking fund:
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoH.--Ihe Subscriber offers f6
make The following BET, amounting 10 sjl ,o0o viz
st0no thnt prrhanan obtains majority in Maine
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
Coming fo Ellc E1eint.

The Democrats Of the District OF ColHr5a'
held tremendous ratification meeting at WASH
ington, few days since. AQr. Mngoida was
one ofthe speakers and hit of our opponents d
his usual sarcastic Stvlp. BE said
Zone branch of the party Nominated fhhloF''
and another Fremont. Both are in alliance
with the black republican party, and have %,
one common purpose in view. The are iraSur"
against the peace, dignity, and honor ol 'us
country, though prolrssedy agreeing ID L,
common principle. and entertaining dif7EF"'
views in regard TO ;he policy Of the counlrE'-
It reminds me of story once heard Il GoI-
tor going out into his nrighborhood one aa}'
said to fiend he met, 81 saw most ez'Iao..
dinary thing this morning !" "Ah "hI :.
it ~ said his friend. 81 saw chIld' Dor" '1,'
night, black from his waist up" "do% @"
you account for il Z" said his friend. - 'N"-
not tell. A wonderful prodigy II IS, bat 'In. m.
not account for it ~ At last his friend' Saa,
perplexed, inquired, e'And, pray, what COW, =,
was the other end ?'' ''Oh that was black loo.
Roars of Langhter.l Now, the dIsilne'o" :,
tween those two branches OF the same l,'.* -,
turns out to be pretty much like the eh''" wv
doctor spoke Of.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
L aford, Jul i3, 1886.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
Compliment to RTt. Buchanan.

C5~ We extract the following paragraph from the
anniversary address delivered at the exhibition OF
the Z. P. Society Of Dickinson College, on the e
veuing OF the 8th inst, by Jas. +. Purvis Esq, Of
Baltimore, one of the graduating class.
This College beiag Mr.. Bucbanau's Alma Mater,
ard himself acting member of the u. p S., the
sentiments herein expressed are those that met with
hearty response from the audience. Though the
occasion purely literary one, yet, the speaker,
in allnding TO the Socetys success, made this com
pIimentary reference to Mr. B., and from the audi
ence, held spelbound by the Speakers eloquence, at
this uncture, burst forth a hearty rap of applause
We simply add, that the address was of such a
character that The students had it published in pam
phlet form, which is very unusual thing:
"2he has both occasion and Justification for a
thrill Of pride, when she sees the sons, who
went from her sheltering bosom upon Ile's adj
venturous enterprise, returning to her SIDE,
freighted with the trophies, and abaze with the
honors OF lofty achievements. This hour she
may indulge in seIf-gratulatioa at the thought
that son If hers is the focus oT the worlds ob-
spryation, and the centre Of a nations thoughts.
No onr viii accuse me Of forcing political as
pect upon literary occasion, In suggesting this.
among the many other sources Of pride, TO which
the occasion SO obviously prompts us 10 recur.
We issue ha5eas corpus against the nation,
and, for brief season, make the name and fame
Of her great statesman all our own. The oc-
casion past, we put the war cry apon bis lips,
and the battle-axe in his gloved hand, and send
him for.h to join the good and true of all par
ties who are gathering to revive the glory OF
Thcrmopyla at the last stronghold of Ameri-
can nationality"
TIE MeMpHls ELEcrloN.--At the late city
election (says an excbangel in Memphis, Ten
nessrr, the democratic candidate for mayor,
Mfr. Douglas, was elected by majority of three
hundred and ninety over his know-nothing
competitor A year ago Memphis gave the
know-nothings one hundred and seventy ma
jority. Democratic gain in one year, five hun
dred and sixty A corresponding rate of in
crease throughout the State will give US Ten
nessee by ffeen thousand majority.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

An announcement at the back OF the hall that the
Committee Resolutions were coming in had the
effect 10 check The movement.
'Make room for the committee, rose from every
part OF the room.
Mr.. Dnganne, alter great effort, succeeded in get
ting himself 10 the Table in front Of the desk which
lie immediately mounted, and greeted with three
cheers and tiger. He stood some time IN his
elevated position, and IL required all his efforts,
combined with those OF the Chairman to command
silence sufficient 10 make himself heard.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
TEEE "40 CEETo SEANDE&
.aaagsp Few aaEssa

VIII be paid immediately br the Undersigned Dem
ocratfa CoGnlE Cemmiltee OF Bedford County 10 any
reson or persons ho viii shows by clear and sails
factory proof, such as would be received IN Court
Of Justice that jams BUaHANAA, in any speech let
ter public or private paper, written printed DOC
unleut or social couveraton, advocated or ia
yoreti the doctrine that the standard o. American
wages OF labor should be fixed at ten cents per
day.
This charge has been often and reckleSsy made by
the euernies Of tle Democratic Party. II has been
as often met and answered, but neither argument
nor self respect have been sutlcient 10 stop the
mouth Of vile SANDER.
The charge comes with II III grace from large
portion ot our opponents who struggling 10 1ree
more than three millions OF negroes aud scatter
them among US 10 compete with the working and l.
boring population OF the country. Il IS made al an
unfortunate time Tor our adyersaTes. Every person
knows that the wages ot labor never commanded Il
higher prce nor greater auI suer reward than at
this time and every person Knows that this result
mas been brought about hy the doctrines and policy
olthe Democratic party under the lead OF JA,IEs Br
cHAyAN and the other great statesmen WHO have, Tor
wears assisted in guiding the .sship Of State"
We trust that oar adversGries VIII Immediately
claim the reward, or exhibit such regard for truth
IN the future viii prevent the repetition o this
infamous 4Hd uus2aaded charge.
JOHN CESSNA,
W.a. p. SCHELl,
JOS. w. TATE,
WM. VI. HALL,
GEO. II. SPANG,
T. d. BEEGLE,
SAML. STATLER,
County Com0.5tses.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

C7- The reader is directed to'tde first page for a
number OF very interesting articles, especially an
extrac, from great speech recently delivered by
Gov. BiGLrR, in Philadelphia, the subject of the
Kansas diticuties. and the remarks Of Hon SAMrEL
CArrrurRs, OF Washington City. made al Demo
cratic RatGcation meeting the 18th ult. Thou
sands of eld-line Wings rallyns the standard
Of the Democratic party tor the same reasons given
by NJ. Gar-ihers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
THE BLACK REPUBLICAN FLAG.

The Portland (Me.l Argus says ~.
''The black republicans OF Norway o. NV, ,bs
State, have boldly thrown 10 the breeze aar s.r
banner of disnnion They have raised l. la7
bearing upon its front but SIXTEEN STARS, %
gnata the sixteen free States, thus sFiK'ns ~.
from the glorious galaxy Of the con!F'F''''
the fifteen southern States"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18
The BNggSf ssqGe.

T,yea:ie;h and Market Streets,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-18

JOHN CESSNA,
Va. p. SCHELL,
JOS. w. TATE,
WM. VI. HALL,
GEO. II. SPANG,
+. d. BEEGLE,
SAM'L. STATLER,
County CoMO,sttse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
n TupuAN, Dcni.r- in Gen,

n Nnthng fnd Furnishing Noods, IIV Mum NII'tI NItIl
mond, Va, ls56 Fal Stock lsad
In calling attention the Stock o Goods introduced by tho
Subscribers perhaps would be- well To notice the fact of our
rapidly increasing trade with all of the state during
the time have been located in Richmond And "a an htr"
ductun Is always TO take HNhntag" g"
this medium lay Witch make ourselves known expecting Of
that examination all parties Will judge Tor them
selves To particular merits being perfectly eaiSheh hh
the customers nutous aud Judgment must bo consulted
We are wing Fall Stock and assure Purchasri
that every thing in the of Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
attention and the assorted uos will at all times -
found complete that each customers wants VIII he supplied
Having facility Tor the prosecution OF our pnsl
hope to make apparent To our customers ana
satisfactory trade During the last have III
ted expressly Gous Furnishing Goods where
customers find thing pertaining Ia that department
In the Clothing Drrartm,u guarantee the STOCK 10
be perfect In point ot durability Fit and styles because W.
make thing ourselves and have hesitation In saying
goods Will be found equal to the best nror work in the
country Watching the various changes of Fashion pati'S
assncdef finding the latest cu and make In store
subject To their Inspection and approval call aohctcd by
GROSuDNG 4 TtitMAN,
sep Its No. llo Main ST, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

i MS n BRO DNLus, Richmond Va, beg Ia Inform the
citizens Of lNnchnrg that they prepared I" eNten"
Descriptions silk Cotton Woollen dNeiuE tlean
well hr aur Ia New York elsewhere W. have
machinery aud hr beat ni workmcn and can guar
satisfaction Merno Sk aud DE LAIN
dresses N ed u'u fashionable coos Ia suit the taste OF the
ShaNls description ycd or cleaned Crap"
Shawls dyed scarlet other enlors equal to import
ed NcVus y ed equal S dresses cleaned and 'teas'
wine stains removed We intend todo our work equal tn
establishment the nitcd States aud respectfully solicit
The patrenageof the genso lynchhurg aud vicinity Gen
tlouen Garmcus dyed and cleaned 10 loo equal ta new
DENNIS \ nRo,
Successors 10 Hines Franklin St opposite Mctropoli
Al Hall Richmond VI larridts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

easy 20 make physical PHbu not easy 70 max 'e %
all Ps-one which would have non. ol 'h" % ,,nned
all the dvantagcs of every other nus ~ submit, 10
here wi W we wonld reslctiue SUNNI
tbe pnbc decision II has unfortunate for tHe pauh'
hitherto that almost purgalN meh'ue Is -, 80
and Irritating to bowels This Is not Many {" .'n f
duo ga much vripv main and revulsiOn in the system as 10
more than balance the good to to deiiNco hon
These Iis produce irritation or pain nhl'ss ~ s h,
a previously existing obstruction or derangeheAtn 'ho
els Being purely vegetable no harm van atlse % ,n,a NH
use in any quantity; but II Is better tha NY menhe
be taken pdcousy Minute directions '9l mn ', ,n an ,h
diseases which they are hIlIe'i' '' b''
complaints which have heeh sP'oo'N su'o'
bv them Liver Complaint in all Its various o'ms
Jaundcc, Indigestion Langour ana iasS oi Hlpo' ]
lcssncss Irritabiy Bilious llcadach' Buns ever rnN'
and Ape Pain in The Side oius in truth all th'se
are but the consequences of diseased hu1n OF ie uN "
apeeut they afford prompt and sure l'e' ~ @ p,5
prs Chole nyscnicry iiuos Scroin aand SenrVN to"s
u sorene.s II the bohy Ulcers and inn y OF the b"'d
in short any every wher nfghfiN" rt',.. T.,
also produced sngularlN SVe'ssl Vuop ~
rheumatism, tuut Dropsy, Gravel irysll'a'
the Pains in the Back. stomach dnd Slu 'noA s'p s,
freely taken in the spring oftho year to nlry 'v o
casoaal dose stimulates the stomach int" heath. action a
rcatores apple and vigor They purity the blood anu
hv their smulant the eircnlanrv sNstem rcnoNa'e
the body and rcstnre ilo Nasl''
ltnrc Asianal desc u
adv though no serious defaGtme eNS's p
dosing should never be carried nr, every
uurgatve the strength when taken TO eN
The thousand casos in which plysc is required can
not enumerated here they suggest themselves to me
OF lodN, and II is eanhd,ntN hsN.a is w, r
viii better purpose than thing wlch mas h'he'o
available mankind. When their virtues are on'e
known the public will nolongri doubt Na remedy To employ
when in need 4 a Cahaltc medicine.
wrapped they pleasant To take anu o''"s
purely vcsraheno harm arise from 'n use IN any q"
iy. ,,.-,.,t.
Chemist, LaNcl Mass Price - per Box fiN' boxes
Sold by 1uhn II. Seay, LNnehhnrgi hna ny i
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the state
ruecl. Iald x Co, Richmond, Grner" Agents
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~ SION MERCHANT. On the Dock, richmond vi
Thankful for the liberal patronage attended I" m" last ehoh
made inrrenc the line OF boats run
ming from house that boat VIII 'aNrcNrlN oU uaH
(Suulays excepted ly tls cm"n shall he able to
put goods hrou than heretofore ana very
nearly they 40 10y the r. and nj much lesa
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is per Box aud
80 per HID which hucudes payHge aud Wharfage "hen
there rnspPc The raNage ana whaftaf"
from the Basin per Box aud - cts per ma Ia"
Lock Tol. charged y the James River kanawhat 90 Tor
passing to cts per Tom about ct Tor Boxes
Per HID Having thc'r advantages ot location am
willing my reap the benefit mud charge only
fair price my services hoping thereby to command larger
business
,,u,,ba4c If goods on Commission a. =. LEE.
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TERMS.

Nh vIRGfTIAN Is published daily 50 aad tri weekly
annuIn in advance. No paper VIII br discontinued
u the option Of the Proprictors, until all arrearages shall
are inserted for 81 cents per square
OF less first insertion, and 5i1 tor each
re unless form weekly aud then so cts
snuarc will be charged for each insertion II he number
pon be marked the Ms will be published till or
icr.d out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARR:
For one square daily ...................''...s3
Tor one do semi weeky eky......................... %
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intended for both papers subject TO spe
Ill contract =, 49,,
the advertisements charged AT transient rates
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;eEly papers.
rs obituary which exceed eight lines charged
caflv for the
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BALTIMORE.


uNW. MILLS, MEDICAL. OFFICE, Lock In.
Urinary Bntmore-institued, A. ID. lsag No 81 Sosh
is or NO FEE REQU IRED.-Dr Mills, an experienced
Aiopaihc school, may be eodsnt'nuy con
suited In all eases o private nature or disease
No VI oucy rcqu ircd IL 81 Cure II net EHccted.
practical spericnee Of over 20 years enables pr TO
cure In the shortest possioe me y" "A'e ssoy
effected.
exensyey celebrated for the eecua andspeedy ene Al
cassca Of Diseases was established IN IN" e'y
refuge from Quactery. over 20 wears ago
The High Reputation
this would render public notice unnecessary wsse
~ NJ, far ,be many applicants treatment who have
6ehcd money matreated by the VINO
largely the public pruts and with whom our cy
Amic,cd he om ,o"r Guard,
you would avoid injury, pecunary loss ana
cd Dr NJ makes aurns proessions promises no more
than he viii honoraby perform
Tho ususl symptoms Sore Throat ulceration OF the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the Nose Biotches or
Eruponp upon the Skin, SC Upon the pertec, oonsuons
the oldest and most nNeiofate o suen cases. " q"
willing To stake his honor aud reputation.
Jhc Triumph Of Science.
Tho remedies of Dr NJ In restoring strong and manly Ng
or nov atng shattered constitution and removing speed
y all debility or injury incurred from certain secret habit are
nnaurpaAsod nj by any disroNeri,s of the age
Eufcc blcd Manhood
may here find certain restorative ana thousands from their
usn have realized tuion OF pc which, rom ihe
laurc Of Qnackcres In their hitherto irness Seach haa oe
Ndvans.uc. Of Treatment.
poi compounds Of Mercury or NoAious Drugs US
in his practice,
Long experience in ho treatment of Female Affections Nef
discaaaa qualities Dr NJ to afford Edrfy RfhJ ah
effect cut Communications sacred
y guarded aud treatment marked with skill and deeaey
Dr. Wills sircRt Preventive.
This sovereign enoy applicable 10 either sex, VIII bo sen,
duly prepared by mail receipt OF 70 or by rcmung VIZ
prescription will he Included -, ,
Mills BAlrlMon, dcters pos, pad) Medicines sent In
any direction, by mail OF express
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~ FOR NEW YORK, FROM IfNtll aslEl5ss
BttRG. VIA PETERSEN ItG, BN SOI TIL SlDE
RAILROAD. -CHEAPESF IND PLEASANTEST RoHtt.
Si New York including Railroad faro aud meals and
state board Steamer Sp to New Nork-second
aud
Passengers having Iynebhmg on TUESDAYS at o.
rlnck Ly south Side Railroad III evening
Ctu foni with the large and conmadons steamship
JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish. and proocrod direct to New
York, touching only Mt Norfolk
The ROANOKE Will continue her trips hereto
leaving CIV Point Saturday morning Mt oCk
For through tickets, apply to
LEE 4 JOHNSON. Main st. Lynrhburr.
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clts aud Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpower Patent
Shot Halls Powder Flnsks Pouches and Belts iid ba1s'
Nipples and Nreucles, Washing Rods aud inktfs' i,.R
Chnns and Collars Gam Makers Materials Net @e q ft
NOINERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manuacturr's lfIee',
the trade y ~ I llItitNN ~
Il1 Main street opposite Eagle Square" Richmond Va
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