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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-17
valuable BOOK .

The Washington correspondent Of he N, Y.
Express says:
A most admirable book is being extensively
circulated here, aud has at once taken its
place among the standard works OF The day.
IL is entitled, "Repubican Landmarks" aud
Was written by John 7. Sandcrson, Esq, a
well-kHown politician ot Pennsylvania, aud At
present Editor of the Philadelphia Daily News
Ii contains an immense m' ot statistical add
other valuable information, nut otherwise
readily accessible, and comprises the views
Aud opinions Of American statesmen on for
eign emigration. The statistics Of population,
pau perisln, crime &c, have been carefully
prepared aud are entirely reliable, Wilde the
inouirles Into the true character OF the United
States Government, and is policy on the sub
ieots of immigration, naturalization OF aliens
&c, evince deep research and profound
thought. The work should be 10 the hands Of
ever man who calls himself an American, aud
il 10 destined, thiak, to lasting popularity,
based on the good effects /, viii produce.
presume Il can BE- readily obtained IN your
city. Msssrs. J. Is Lppinoott d Co, Of Phi,
AdeiphiA, are the publishers.
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New Orleans Raccs-metairio Course.

NV tttII 10 81
THIRD DAY, Thursday, April 10 For Year
Olds. Sweepstakes of $500. Forfeit 500
Declaration $50 One Mile Heats:
Thomas J. Wells g. f., by imp. Sovereign, out
of Reel, l /
A. L. Bingaman's b. C, by imp Sovereign,
out of Betsey Coody, 2
Time-l:47; l:461.
SECOND RACE.
d. F. Kenner'S b. c., by imp. Glencoe, out of
Minstrel, /
A. L. Bingaman's Qg. SzymanskD b. +.
Victorne, out of Victress, 842
W. J. Minors br. f. Variation, by Am
bassador, out Of imp. Britannia, l 0
John Turnbull's b. f. Southern Belle, by
imp. Yorkshire out of Sally Shannon, 2 3 0
Tme-1:47; l:46i; l:504; l:5l.
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Mr. SoULs's Mission TO SPAIS.-The New York
Herald understands that Mr.. Soule has completed
nis book, and that It will probably be issued from
the pres IN season for the great DemOcr attic Con-
venuon 10 Cincinnati. IL will create prodigious
sensation, or else We are much mistaken. Mr..
Souie has not put himself to the trouble OF writing
book without intention OF making Rome
howl" President Pierce will be raked mercilessiy,
while Secretary Marcy may look for such scathing
and soaring as he never experienced before. Even
hs tough hide, supposed 70 be the toughest in the
world, will writhe under the sharp lash OF our irAe
eX Minister.
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Some Of the outside editors who have no souls
for sweet sounds, occasionally give vent TO their
puzzeled dissatisfaction which they feel at the
opera, in queer language:
In what does the execution Of an Operate piece
consist-such, for instance, as "Casta Diva" from
Norma. sung by Parod? gradually modulating
hOAl-a squeak, squall, thrill, and a cultural
google google google dealening bawl like the
noarse whistle OF locomotive engine when under
tlll heaiway-a queeky, queeky, queeky-wop,
wop, wofI-a haliangle stoop-a machiavelian
smlle-aud "A yamosrl
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BANKING HoUsE-The work Of putting the mar
ole on the front OF The Planters Bank has been 20.
M on or a week past, aud it may even now be seen
that it will be very beautiful when completed. The
entire front is 80 DO Of white Rutland marble The
marble work is done by James Sloan CO., Of
Nashville, who among the best, 1t not the very
best, and most extensive marble workers in the
South The architect is Mr.. J NJ Hughes of Nash.
vile. We understand that it is the intention Of
the Bank to finish aud furnish their house, throughs
out In the huesI Style Ctdrkspits Chronieis
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TBE DEocRArIc PAkrY.-Jadgiug by the num-
Der Of Democratic leaders Ia the Republican RANKS
Ia. put on the Republican Cute the better 90
serve Democracy in. u K pubii-un etdtrs IN Coo
n ctieut are Gid Meles, John Al Niles,-iu New
York, Ab1ah Mann, Gen Nye Preston kiHg,-h
Pc lasylVaria Wilmot Gro~ A Cain New Jtr-
sey men OF che same school, and IN Ohio Chase
and other, ofIhs same early training The arrange
men, looks very lks a Democrats gaise 20 spl1
upon the oppo-tion, Ia order The better 20 AID
Democracy BiEney In 1884 thus defeated HrnTy
ciay. and eieete Polk aud Dallas In 1873 Ma
lin VA Barren led on 10 the sans way. 20 defeat
Gen f,sor as welas Gen. CAss.-and nov In
1855 We see a like IA n1uWse.--A J. EEprsss
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tF-A rich Old splnsser Who died ct Nswtoa. n.
Il lately lefs ESQ she Vas ell her is get-
Ilng reads 10 be married. and had stored Up isS
shrets 83 eoEerlds, 90 blankels, ~ beds. with i
$50 poands Of issthsFF, "a table eoseFs, aud 4s
hindkerehleir, while the waols amoahtoi Der wear
ing apparel dId act exceed Zen dollars Ia Valns.
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INASHV LILLE:
= THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1856. A
A raIe by Mrs. l.. virginia French.

We commence this morning the publca-
ton of an original tale, written for the
Patriot by Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH, and
viii continue it weekly until the whole is
laid before our readers. We have read
this tale with much qualification. 1t is a
charming production, emincntly worthy of
the genius of the accomplished author. As
a poetess, she has already won enviable
fame; and this tale is high evidence of her
ability to attain distinguished position in
another department of literature.
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DIED, in Knoxville, on the morning of the
l4th inst, Mrs. HARRIET Z. BoLLING, consort
of Warner T. Boiling, in the SD year Of her
age.
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strength of HIack RepubIicani.m.

The election for Governor of Connect
cut, which has just been held, furnishes adj
ditional evidence in confederation of the
correctness Of our position, that the Black
Republican strength has been overrated,
and that it will, in the Presidential cleo
tion, prove to be no greater than that of
the freesoilers in lS48. Full returns of the
popular vote in Connecticut, (Hartland
excepted have been received The in
crease is 10000 votes over the poll of last
year The vote is for
Ingbam, Minor, WeIIes, Rockwell,
(Dem.) (Am.) (RepD (Whig.)
5000 1884 6,8l5 1923
In this State the Republicans organized
under the lead of JOHN NJ NnFs, former
Democratic Postmaster General, and GIDE-
on WELLEs, fathers Of the Democracy of
Connecticut" and made desperate efforts.
But, in vain The Democratic and the
American candidates, each, beat the Re
publican candidate shamefully. We believe
future elections will exhibit similar result
in all the non-slaveholding States, with,
perhaps, one or two exceptions. Let South
ern men hereafter feel no uneasinesS about
the strength of Black Republicanism. 1t
is a weak thing, and getting weaker daily.
eSYOu Tint Have Tears Prepare to Shed
Them NOYV''
The editor Of the Independent ~ Concord, n.
H. Democrat has received the appointment of Clerk
to the Commissioners sent out by the House Of Re.
representatives. to investigate the affairs Of Kansas.
In the last number of his paper he takes an aztec
tionate farewell OF his readers and announces his
intention to accept the post of peril-and profit.
lie says:
1--WE are not unaware that hardship, exposure
and personal peril await u.s. We NAV fall by the
climate; we may fall by the hand of border ruff
fan And now, friends-friends of God Human
" and Freedom-a brief farewell. II Heaven so
wills we will meet again. If otherwise we will
welcoms the last of earth, with harness on, and
in full faith that
"Wbeher on the ga'lows high,
Or in the battles van;
The nohlest death that die.
Is When be dies for man"
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MAHsRIED,

Near Rutersv e. Texas, Sunday morning the 9th inst
the residence Of Joha Rab SIR. s. WILLIAMS Of Cen.
Heve, Tennessee to Miss SARAH ?. sPEScEE formerly oil
Tennessee.
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LECTURES ON
Fxnerimental Chemistry and Philosophy.

series Of Ten Lectures vii De delivered at the ball o.
THE YouSG SEMINARY, Masonic Hall, by A F. AssNAS
NJ D. Professor Of Practical and Agricultural Chemistry in
the University Of Nashville commencing Friday ght March
atTK O'Clock and continuing evey Frday night IN
I'll the course is completed.
Fifth Lecture, April 18th. Subject: FLANs-Dr'mmond
Light
Tickets for the Course admitting Lady az Gentleman
49, Sir gle Lecture so cents For sale at the Book and MI
sic Stores.
w Gentlemen are earnestly requested not to use To-
bacro in the Hall a. apl6
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Tho French inhabitants in North America,
exclusive Of the military aud negroes
Canada $4,000
Louisiana 1000
Forming a total Of g., 900 The English on that
continent being more than twenty TO one OF The
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America N Century Since.

In 1888 the following statistical account of Eng
lish subjects in the Colonies of North America,
was taken from militia rolls poll taxes, bills o
mortality, governors returns, aud other authentic
sourcrs. These numbers exclusive of tht
military in the pay OF the Crown, aud the negroes
Halifax aud Lunenburg in Nova Scotia 5000
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Bayard TaylOr'S New Works,

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Characters in the Gospels BY Z. II. Chaplin.
Humanity In the City. By y. II. Gu pio
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Col Revealed in Creation and Christ By JAS B. WaKsT.
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Secretary the Admiralty in the reign Of Charles H. and
James H. with Life and Notes BY Richard BIybrOOEe
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Chemistry o. Common Life. By James ,. JOhnson A. NJ.
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.


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an nce unsS ordered inner form weekly, and then -
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.crtons b. marked on the Ms 1t Will b, published t or
Icr.d uui and charged accordingly
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For one
do 40 W
For one do seanryeekiy kiy....................... 23
Par
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contract.
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'uNO AUspPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
4 VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--The undersigned, Forward
Merchants and Agents of the Pennsylvania Rairosd st
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their acquaintance with the trade having been for
years large part Of tho Tobacco
West through Baltimore they hatter themselves that they
give satisfaC ton 20 sbippera q
Freight as low by other line.
consgnn,ept to from solicited aud pune uay
attendcd to. MAGRAW d kOONS,
70 North street. Baltimore
Refer TO Jacob Heald Co.. Brandt jr. BALTIMORE r. L.
dudley, W T. smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, Miller
trenshaw, Lynchburg; Crepshaw &Co, Richmond.
ma
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arlnin7.1 1saaH7pnH
VOL. 5...N0. 100.
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BALTIMORE.

uAR. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, e.esk In.
- Urinary. Baltinors-fns,u'cd, ID ir1g. ~ 81 S.m
~ or NO TEE REQuiRLD- DIR. Mill. an experienced
PIN stefan Alopahic school, b. codchssy eos
ss !, ~ ..s, c sir@,sT II C.r. ~ s
practical experience Of over ~ years ehab,'s Ut 70
In the shortest possible time 10 lave II SAIL
effected. t
tevey celebrated for the ecctnei and'peedy es.e q all
aasrs of Secret Diseases. was csfnbhshea IN 'hm e -
,efugc from Qnatkery over 20 wears ago
The ssigh Repssafiss
i' "1" [ mn, her. 10, Treatment wSc have
ron althed their money ma.sed by the Chsraeass who
flourish largely In the public rrins and With whom osf city
Amicscd be o. ys.r sawara,
would syod peruniary loss aud daappomsmeoS
makes aiinrng rofess'ors promises no more
than he will hoporably pertorin. .,..=E fH
Tho usual symptoms Sore Throat, ueerstion Of The
Mouth itching and Tenderness about the Nuso botehea or
trurons the skin &c Upon the perfect oo"asn,as
the oldest aud most nyeternie of surh cass Dr H.
willing To stake Inv honor and reputation
Thc Trt~snp phi Of h~i~nes. go
remedies II and manly viT-
the shattered eonslinon aud wing .psed
y n debility injury incurred sn certain secret habit arc
EmSccbled Maahssd 4
ma, here restorative thousands from their
sc realized III. swce, nni,'en 81 pc which, from the
allure Of Quaeh.trs In their theft rute search had no.
ronc almost cSnauished ,-..
poi compounds Of Mercury soxions Drugs nss
To Females.
Long .p,ri.nco In he treatment Female fectons Nsr
,s diseaHo qualities Dr N to afford Early Rsite and
In dfcu Communications sacred
guarded and treatment marked With .klll and dale"ey
This cirn hemsa applicable To erhsr will be sent
uy prepared by ma iereip of 81 or by rem'tns slo
Disut persons cured home, by addressing DIR. j. B.
MILLS RAtriaoHr, dc tefs post psd) Medicines sent Ia
any dreeiion, b, mail OF express
Juno ~ dly
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L.. GOODMAN. Corner opposite shr Cub.
ell House Main ~ Lynchhug Va has Just receive
ana opened his Stock of goods which consists OF aunhd
amt fine Twist double aud single Guns R"H Of different Man
niactotes i- R.peatcrs Alien Co.'S double and rnglc
Pocket Rt"s also single Self Cooking Pistols ala" variety
ni other patterns Of PAtnls of d quality Powder flnsks
Shnl Boit. aul ruuehrs Cleaning Rods WRdng Punches
bullet Moulds Nipcts Sc Gun Smlng done hloTt
notice Locks made repaired Keys fitted bells hung
Nc lie will endcaYor satisfaction all who ia
'"f him With their patronage, II within hS Terms
oC
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l. ts
WNN1ED.-A gentleman who hns hnd some
w experience In business hns extensive acquaintance
ana csn influence good custnn would Ike IT, tuation
as 'lek or Salesman in Grocery Dry Goods establish
tnent in This city Address A u thtoukh T. Iynehburs
va nov ~ ds
DlUCkWIlEATF FLOUR rhc nmiIy s,re.
an excellent article of Rutkm heat Flour clear grit which,
with some OF the good Butter, found nj the place will
nrsirae ID FLYNN
cots
DSEsU CuANtE THIN SEASON.-s have
lust received another those elegant Black Bro
Moroon tlafet aud tah Velvet Also hall dozen
thu handS"nost bridal Ronnos Ill thai
been Inhibited In this market Indeed they
The usual ss as 10 produce not only novel but pleasant
effect
Cnaks aud ialmas the late.t character Bnlru
ode. Bes and Walls who keep the hrSt class Of good'
New York.
'hen"a Head Dressed Unsurpassed for aud beauty
IN the Ecntes variety Fun color aud cheap
Gail and get barga As II isny Intention Into thu
Store formerly occupied by Philip Payne shall close my stock
al Fancy Goods nj extremely low until fc ,s Of
AIaREp ENGIIpDNI
. ~ lNnehhnrg Republican wytheyllc Telegraph aud
Western Star nuy
UNOK FAMILIES, nOTEIS, Ac.- Coopcr's
u refined sheet aud Shred islneass CoSep Sparkling Gca
tine ME" r making Banc Mango, Jeics aeo pure
Extracts Of Vanilla Lrmon Pine Apple Celery ior sale
by JOHN II SEAN.
nos''s Druggist
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ulsT RECEIVED, somc ur,. patterns o the
- India Rubber ilud Lamp. Of white metal and glass
Those lamps have given perfect satisfaction to those who have
used them Fer sale by
nov @its STR TlIIR 4 WHITEHEAD. Drugglst,
NEW nnd Beautiful Discovery mt N. ~. TAN
~ kERS photographic Poruait Gallery, Main Street =
doors from Bridge Street LSnchhurg Va ntp Era in M
photographic fu Great improvement on the "Ambroype'
Positive Pictures glass nted and In calor surprising In
beauty durability artistic effect aud life ike expression,
style Of Portraits Miniatures before drawn by ponc
light
For Gncnes rouninpss depth Of light and shade aud rich
they wonderful They without the glare
the DaRucrenype be In light aud right and
left, showing views of the face.
They be taken In duh and cloudy weather as well M In
clear very short .urg and cssed and framed
without delay
He js from the North with every improve
In the and has repaired aud fitted mp His Gallery IN
beautiful style and would bo pleased to walt MI
who may favor him with call Photographs plain or colored
In oil or In the finest style Of tho art.
Dnguercutvpes, Paintings Drawings, &c, copied out
Miniatures o deceased persona taken at the
shortest notice
RfMtMBE-Charges moderate and kcnessos warranted to
please Stock for sale aud instruction In the art
oct ~ Is n, X TANNER
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the country aIounds in publicly known &
restored from alarming and even desperate uiSe"s " rv WV
nnps hy its us. When tried its superiority over c
other medicine f kind is too apparent To fS"
AMI whcr" its virtues known the pnhh II" LIS .f
what antioc to c,nnloy the Distressing ana oane''s
fcrtons If the pulmonary organs whtch AZ ~ Rvs
climate And NOT on in Formidable attacks upon INV
nf fr t, ior arieiie of Colds Congh' Hoarsrness &c
and tr Cbidr an ia IN, plpasancst and safest medicine t
he obainrd ,his soctinu
As IT has long been in constant nse hroG n"u ms , ,
need not do more than assure the people ~ ar,i
10 e best that il rhas been ana th' W., III ,r,-rists
ci" Is sold bv G,hu II Seay Lyurhbnrg; ahn D! III '
and Cnunry Merchants throughout the SAT
Purcell Lldd 4 Co., Richmond, General Ns'""
dScfm
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..I5.,. l.ERssY pNCvO

\ D u - = 81 - a. ~
pAI f,f lI-,rs III cure ot Cdn9hs Coifs
I,oysencss F. lch4t,S. Hh00piHs CoHfh,
Group. Asttma aad Coes'Hptto"' ..s
,.n,,.dx i'm. won tor It's .f such nut'hiety
E r i,s rnrrsof every pulmonary dis use,
that it is entirely unnecessary 10 recount
,i,,,' '..yi,I.nccs Of its virtues in any com
,nnn,ty whrr, it has been employed. %
,.iio !. m. field Of l,s usefulness so
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NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS

4 COOPER - HcAacd sheet mud shred sssmes"s-
= Blame Mango 1 attic Jeies Ac prime h'.' ~,
ctiancrs Hotel and Family To he "e'a,u WI"
directions using the prneipsl Hrocers sud p'"fs
throughout the United States
noy Is I'm PETER COOPER. Now York
lDRlsAIE SCHOOL FOR oNBEsbtnS.
The desires all the attention ot IHr.'s
and Guardians ha Wing children Of sow menis or phyh
vrnpcmtnL The tact that he has opened In liar m w
above the Of New York, In very heathf' sn'
t,autml location. Private Family school where su.h .
be aud taught The experience ne n@ nv
than eight connection with the
Institutions for Idiots has shown M"
very much done bringing these ehidr'n 10
normal condition In instanros he hN au 'hc
home eithc school WIN ahNhh't'
the duties Il life with success Tho eAr"et 'n'
training he better For circulars Itsns. s'
address JAMES u hl' uahi',,
aug 26dv No IA broadway, or Harlem Ne" h"N
CONNOLLY \ ADAMS, Tob"rc" Co""'s-
u SION MERCHANTS. No. ~ FRONT str ct Ne" ,o'h'
N Liberal advances consignment -,
Nj. lNNISC ADAMS would be pleased TO hear from n"
friends al this house. JAMES A toNN'iLi'
ap div N. ADAMS,
uNOR THE GENTLEMEN.- Cloths. Cn-si.
u m.res Vesngs Pocket and Neck Ik'fs Net Shirts ana
Drawers Sc NAT. GtGGENHElMER
6ts
ksNLEI, I,EATnER.-2OO sides Good sole Lea'h'
- c' just To hand and for sale by WlLSoN w
my /
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AND WARRANTS! Land Wnrrants! w
are pa the very highest cash price for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties them for sale would DO we'll 70 give
~ ,csI laus le.difSsl VBrER6. SPENCE 4 co
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ItANp, G:sANO, G:IANO.- W. will receive
Y IN a dtys lot If No Peruvian 6uano to which we
n,itr the attention of friends and the publ 6
anr iatS WILSON co
EsaEl. Of f&JG.-Ny supply Of Roots. shoes
e. Hats Gaps Trunks and other articles in my line
sualy large offered living prices to good customers
" II mt good friends and all who wish ra and examine
of goods in my line ever offered in
lHnchhurY' T. oEAbohf
eel %
HyxENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
u Plate Pier G!a-s In Rosewood. Gilt and Mahogany
Frames than offered in this market
,,,y A. WINSTON.
DAPER HANGING. all new Pnit' rms, very
doe e.ts LANGHORNE 4 wALKtP'S
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x,OSsINiAgLY Rccriving.-Wc nr" receive
n month g"nll@n"n,s tail Dfthn
- " kinr Shoes ot The different popular s'ylesLadles
d Chren, Shoes and Caters Of every conceivable style
a,1 nr.y lot Of ladies superior style AMI
,,,aitv Of lasting heced and side lace Gaiteis
We are very sure that persons d,ous of such DDS can
10 'n,.o9 ,r5tl,ont .iNicnlty l.. l., ARMIs1EAD,
~ =. "a "a ~, cnry Under Tergrnnh orc"
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de. Is ''' ''' sEABuRYs
A,CILG PROtsKESsING.-AtK Krnuy'. Por.
- t, Gallery always irs In adopting improy ements, may
seen specimens style of Portrait Photograph Oh
Canvass c"loed in oil combining the accuracy of the Ambo
type with the clcgancy cooriug Obtained in the best M
Paintings MIR has procured the services Nj u HAM
IIroN professional Portrait Painter. thoroughly skilled III
Ia. att md now prepared .cimnns Of This new
s,yc of P,raifuc and urdc,s with the greaesi
omptness Portraits alike the wonder and adm
ration Of all w ha see them From small Daguerrotypo
Anhrte he We can produce one Photographs oi
isc cabinet life Thispocoss was dscoverednnd pat
auted II, Mr. ratnm The right for Lynchbnp
iwned by Kengy. also several new styles OF AmbrnyW
nav Ice si.n al this Gallery lnov ets
kNIgID LAMPS, FLUID LAMPS have
i, just received direct from the manufacturers large
snrimft OF Fluid Lams some OF Them are very hne Also
large lot Of Glass shades and Wck for Camptne and iu
dLanps. also Paper shades sh the patent Protector" "r
Lamps or Gas Bnncrs all Of which WI BE- .om nrap LOT
cash. ANDREW BOYD.
nov 2tts Srn of N, Big Pitcher l.NnchhnrE Va
S,lANO, g. ANO.-Thc -ub-cribrr- have Just
ihe Agent direct which will insure genuine No article ana
low probably lower than II can be purchased
an- Ialts ANDERSON. ADAMS . CO.
l,UANO, GTANO. GCANO.-We vii, receive
few daysa lot Of pure Peruvian Gnano to which we
ny' the attention of our friends and thH gYpg ,ovrs
aug l2ts MctoKkLE JoNbs'
NuY FALL STOCK IL now coming in, nnd
.c,rs l. l.. ARMISTEAD,
Rap copy. under Telegraph 'fr'
kxo FALL. STYLE HATS ~
i;cnis Philadelphia Fall style Moc-kn Hats Young
Ia real henue also the Old Dominion li Brns very nice
These Of and equal'o any In
cp It's 2. stABuRY.
k,mrsn MOUNTAIN MIL ~TONEs.-we
have now hsnd sale pair Of these superior
Mi Stones Those il want would do well 10 call soon.
Ii 23-ts. LIE JohNNtN.
Iu~T HECEsvED-A large 10, Of Heavy
- Woollcn sane be sold reduced prices
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