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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ We are authorized o announce WIN. BROWN
candidate reelection the office of High Constab the
the city of Lynehburg. ma lsdtde
candidate for the office Constable in tie Seventh District
Campbell county INA IA dtde
<sF- We authorized 0 announce MATHEW b NOW.
LIN candidate for the office OF Sheriff of Campbell county
at the ensuing election. fe p d&ctde
de for the office of Sheriff Of Campbell county ,he ensuing
election fe 23d2etde
4S7 We ore authorized announce JOHN It, O0NLEY
aeaddate for the office of Sheriff of Campbell county the
ensuing election. Jan 30d&ctde+
3 We are authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
LIZ candidate for the Sherifalty Of Campbell
Election the 22d Of May. n2i dEct1c+
p We authorised to announce BOOKER y. SMITH
candidate Tor the Office Of sheriff OF Campbell county Mt the
ensuing election. ian "a d&cte2d may
~ To THE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL COUNTY The under
signed respectfully himself candidate for your
halirages Tor the Office of Sheriff.
whilst rcgetirg that his engagements are Of such acharac
Ter ms engaging actively in personal
ahVass he this will be considered sufficient
Sfnse Tor lis failing comply with established custom.
~ MD be Your pleasure elect him he will endeavor faith
ma lld1c3tawts@Rep copy II, +. wITHERs
esNtLoRgNG.-'g..c ~pbscriber has ,nitc,: the
N Room of Mossrs James A. Stgicr " Co,
same formerly occupied by him Will" doing bnsntss 1r
,5srs Coz wherehe intends conducting the lAiLoit
~ BUSINESS in all its branches lie invites ms trichds an"
e public generally him call Every exertioh VIII De
" G on his part to give satisfaction
lhe best terms "
80 The room is approached through the store below
lie I dif6m MARTIN MEARA.
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GtGANO. &c.-
NJ 20 tons Peruvian Guanu;
80 bushels Cuvor Seed;
10 bbls. y q Moasses.
Also Ioltyra q Sugar receiving and for sale
on accommodating terms.
ma his NJ HOLIISS 4 co.
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l,SP We authorized to announce JOHN II. CONLEY
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Campbell county
ensuing election. liam 30dSrtde+
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gHNlE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commits
sion business and the purcha Wheat at the old stand
where he will be pleased to wait his friends and the public
generally VIM. A. MILLER
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are paying the very highest cash price for LAND WAR
l. ANTS Parties having would do well give
h,scau laug ls.dhs PETERS, SPENCE & co.
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gENiE subscriber retiring from the of Miller
Elan, rsturus his thanks for the patronage received
the hands of his friends and socts
Of the same TO the concern OF VIM. A. Miller
f. ROBERT <. FIAM
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

USIGETT, WALLER, DWRWRY u Co.,
IL No n pEARL STREET, kIcHNoHD, VA have In store
and receiving beauini hssonAsns o' 'Hs '""
Goods, selected In Europe by one OF oar MN
English Prints;
Manchester and Scotch Gingbams
Printed Lawns, Jaeoneis and Chaies;
White and Figured Brilantes;
Plain Colored Black sndP Printed Mouselns;
do do Persaus and fhalles;
Plain oolorcd, Black aud Striped Baregcs
eoored Grape d'Espagnes;
Jaconei Barcge, and Tissue Robes
Black aud Coored SILKS;
Black Apncas and Italian Cloths
White tambries, Jaeonets, and Swiss Musins;
Cloths, Cassi,neres aud yestngsi
lrah Linens. Blay Linens Hollands. Damasks,
DpwlaA Linen Ducks aud Drills;
Glazed Cambrics, Black and Colored cambrics,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gaunctts Mts Threads. &c. &c,
With variety Of other Foreign Goods suited to tho
Virginia and North Carolina trade.
We aso have and will keep hand fun stock OF
the best American fabcs such Prints Lawns beached
aud brown shecngs md Drillngs penm Cosonades Cot
fialds and Stripes Oznaburgs Heavy Ducks Bagngs
Kentucky Jeans Tweeds Apron Checks Fianneir Sc ~
The facility afforded us by having house In New YORK Will
and the trade generally equal to house in this country
1ed3w Ir&sl
-. ron RENT.-Ths lnvse Tobacco FACE
Ill.,. tory recently occupied by Grant BENNETT
49, the balance of this with the privilege Of the
next This decidedly the best and most desirable farory
the city For terms which will be very low apply
10 THOS, w. kEsEE, Auefr,
ma l3dtomh No 30 Pearl St. Richmond
mas. q. HUNT, Commission Merchant, 18th
- STREET RICHMOND Va, soeis consgnments OF To-
ncco Flour all kinds Of Country Produce prom
sing dilgent personal attention. r
Railroad the of d. B Phelps ESD VIII De Tor
wnrled Of charge 10 the
viii also attend promptly to al orders for Plaster anaho'
Merchandise, sc. -,
Ills experience with strict and prompt attention. aud 1nck
,rurns he hopes will which will he prohabs
q both his customers and himself aug z'.,s-
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A Nut FOR THE ABoI1TIoNrsTs TO CRAcK.-Some years
says the Warrenton Fauquie) Flag worthy citizen of
this county named Carter emancpated about eighty slaves
aud cooncd them Bedford county, Pa In addition TO the
attending their transportation, each fur
uished with the of S250wherewith begin life in
free Stale On Monday last gentleman from Pennsylvania
arrived in this place search further aid for their support
stating that nne-tenths of them already the parish,
whilst the residue fast verging to pauperism
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aNDRETH'stst sEEDs.-on hand
Spring supply of fresh aud reliable Garden Seeds,
iandrr'h Of silver Skin Onion Iuuc
admired their delicate flavor For sale at
j. Ii. THOMPSON n COS
L nrI1nS inrn
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~ We are authorized to announce WIN. BROWN
candidate reelection the office of High Constable
the city of Lynehburg. ma ls-dtdt
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JopN RoNIrrr n NJ TASSoR ID. A. WEIsIaER
uOksN ROWEETT n CO., General Commits
Al A A M


ID VA-NoTICEn taking charge of the above establish
mont would respectfully solicit continuance of the
of the Hotel and to ehes ask them to
call and table shall always be spread with all the
of The all attentive. The
enr shall have the best attention brt am
Ter will that the ladies' who patronze the Hotel
wish grated and all ask 10 share OF hasi
ness furnished in the very best style and is To-
part of the city My Omnibus will always bo
depos attend eustomersto carry them
md fro JOSEPH l.. CAkklNGIONus
~ 3odScs Proprietor
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II
~ ELAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent VIM A.
Miller alone authorized settle the business
Those having claims against tho Will please
them 10 him Immediately payment aud those in.
debted viii obIige us by paying arly convenient
WILLIAM a. MILLER,
February 2ist 1856. ROBERT s. ELAN.
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THE SUICIDE OF JNo. SADLIER, NJ P--The
English papers TEEN with accounts of the suicide
of Jno. Sader NJ p, and its causes. The amount
of his frauds will reach it is supposed 2l00 000.-
The London Morning Advertiser says:
The act of selfdestruction was, it ia believed,
precipitated by the circumstance of four of the
holders of deeds relative to the purchase of of
the encountered estates, who had advanced 410,-
600 to Mr. Sadlier, having on Saturday last gone
over to Ireland with his solicitor for the purpose
having the deeds registered. Mr.. Sadlier endeav-
ored to Illustrate the intention of his party, but
failed On the continent, too, where his transac
tons were to an enormous extent, great alarm pre-
walls.
In letter which he wrote before leaving Glou.
cester square for Hampstead Heth, where he put
an end to his existence, he declares that without
the knowledge of any human being, unaided and
unassisted, he committed the most diabolcal
crimes of which it was possible to be guilty; that
these crimes must now be disco Sered; and as they
would involve the ruin of hundreds of innocent
families he had preferred to die rather than wit
ness the sufferings which they must endure.
The crime of suicide must have been eontem-
plated by Mr. Sadlier for some time before he COM
mitted the act, for he purchased Taylor on Poi.
sonng," and had evidently read it through till he
came to the chapter on the essential oil of bitter
almonds, when he turned down the page as if he
had made up his mind
They denote q combination of criminality, bold
ness, ingenuity and tact, such as the world never
before witnessed.
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rnLuoRAPHTc MBWe.
FOR He DfsPArcH.


CongresslonaI. A
WASHINGTON, March 1f.--Senate--Mr. Bel OF
Tam. reported order empowering the com.
mstee on Naval affairs to send foripersons sud pa.
pers to enable them TO investigate matters relative
10 the memorials of the officers complaining Of the
action of the late "Nsval Retiring Board" In their
cases d 49, Is ~
Mr.. Brown made speech In defence of the &C
ton of the Administi alton with relation 70 the
Clayton Bniwef treaty and the enlistment quss-
ton.
House-Two thousand copies Of the minority re-
ports In the Kansas contested election case were
ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Dunn, Of Indiana, introduced bill ena-
bling Virginia Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, In
diana and Illinois improve the navigation Of the
Ohio river, and granting lands for that purpose.
Mr. washburn, Of Maine gave notice that he
would endexyor to bring the house to vote Thnrs-
day. ON the resolution of the committee on cleo
tons asking for power to send for persons and
papers in the Kansas case.
The House then resumed the consideration Of
the report Of the Committee on Elections on tho
Kansas election.
Mr. Stephens, Of Ga, made . strong speech
against the COMMITTEES reported resolution, and in
favor of the minority report
u The House continued the debate on the Kansas
election case until adjournment
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~ Better than G0ld..-Whnt fs weaitb,
without health to enjoy it. Literally nothing And
at this season of the year. when every system needs
renovstng and strengthening, what il the best medi
cine to be used for that purpose2 BAKERS PRE-
MUM BITTERs. And why! Because they are free
from all mineral poisons prepared from pure We
getabe substances, and have proved to be the best
tonic ever discovered. They dyspepsia, eradi-
cate impurities of the blood dispel all surplus bile,
increase both appetite and digestion. and give to the
patient low of spirits that Of themselves always
ensure prompt digestion of food. IL YOU trou-
bled with choc, daFrhes, any of the diseases in
ciden the of fruits and vegetables these Bit
tiers will relieve you at once. ~
Price SO cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs
PURCELL LADD CO..
NH IL Druggists Richmond Va.
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Ex'President Fillmore was entertained by our
minister at Naples. Hon Robert Dale Owen on
the 7th of February.
The Cleveland Herald notices the destruction by
fire of the "Willoughby Female Seminary"
The fellow who broke into an almshouse and
stole couple of cases of ship fever has been de.
tected t-...--
The Kentucky legislature has passed bill leas.
ing the State Penitentary to the present keeper,
for three years at $6, 600 year.
The Hon George Evans, formerly prominent
Senator of the United States, has been elected
Attorney General of the State of Maine.
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MISS DAvERNPoRT.-A Paris letter says: Miss
Davenport the well known American actress
still continues in Paris. laboring hard to advance
herself in the profession in which she has already
gained SO high place. She takes lessons daily
from Mile George, and goes from theatre to thea.
tire taking notes upon everything that may be use.
full to her on the American stage. She is awaiting,
with feverish anxiety natural to true artist the
arrival of Ristor whom she has never yet seen,
and whose style she is anxious to study. Miss Da.
vernport will return to New York in June or July,
thoroughly posted in her professiod, and with one
more new French pieces, translated and adapt
ed by herself for the American stage.
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Commercial.

Commercial.
NEW YORK, March 1l-Flour dull, State S7s
Ohio 90, l2 Southern $80 $9,l2 Wheat dull, aud
quotations nominal. Corn declined, mixed quoted
at to Provis ions firm and unchanged
BALTIMORE, March 1l.-Flour firm at yester-
days rates, Howard street and City Mills held at
S7,25 Wheat-receipts light, White 81 IS 0$l 70;
Red 81 Goa 81 IS. Corn-White and Yellow So d
60 Provisions more active, but prices unchanged
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wAsHrs0ToS, March lo-lu FL.


"A WAsHrs0ros. March io-lo FsA,
The pres,dent Il reported to have said the other
day that II he m not to be nominated ~ Clnctn-
natl NO ether Northern man was. sne codtb
make point of this kind, he wiz OF course prove
correct There have been too many der1ocr az.
on that marty Jackson aud Polk from the South
stand opnosed to Van Buren,. Cass and Pierce from
the North. II President Pierce should be nonina-
ted. this objection win not be urged; but II win be
interposed II any other Northern shall be pro-
nosed pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland
have to be sure, pronounced for Buchanan, and
even Virginia 10 claimed for him !; but there seems
TO be general careless reckoning upon the sub
ject The nominee viii be a Southern man, and
man of thorough Southern views. Such man a.
yirginians need not leave their State to seek.
The debate In the Senate to-day, upon the recon.
sideration of the three million appropriation bill
was full Of Interest," and twas reconsldered with
pretty fair certainty of finally passing. There
strong speeches; but this bill looked too much
In earnest for them and they would not vote for IT,
and SO agitate the country, without guarantee OF
its being perfectly harmless. 1t WAS accordingly
made 30 by particularizing the specific purposes
for which the amount was to be expended; and
Is these are not things to be provided for any sud
den emergency, our rostrum and paper warriors
will vote the appropriation
The Kansas question, OF course occupied the
House to-day, as 1t will tomorrow, when Mr.. Ste
ries with his ringing voice and impassoned vehe-
mence The hope of the Free sellers ia to reject
both Whitfield and Reeder, regarding neither as
legally elected.
while Whitfield and Reeder are, to speak,
contending in the ring, new party interested lie
quietly contemplating the scene Mr.. Delahay, an
electedrepresentative from the proposed new State
of Kansas is looking on his chin resting upon the
bar of the House. He wns elected last autumn
when the new free State legislature was chosen.
The fourth day of this month was the day ixed
for the swearing in of the State officers The
election of two Senators was of course TO follow,
and we may soon see the gentlemen in the Capitol
with the constitution Of the State of Kansas in
their hands i presume they will not be received.
and that the people of that Territory will by and
by rejoice at their rejection The Free State party
Claim for Kansas population OF twenty-five thou
sand which is above the mark. 1t is true that no
law forbds its organization az State with this
number but usage and sound policy do Kansas
should be aided by the General Government. as it
may be as Territory, but cannot be as State.
IL
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, March IL, 1856.


FLOUR.-There was sale on Friday last of 500
bbls. x Middhngs at $675. This was a decline of
about " Dbl the prices of early in January
sale Of near 200 bbls. Superfne yesterday to a
baker at $751; No transactions to-day.
WHEAT.-1he millers hsve added Sets. p bushel
to the price of prime White, and making differ
ence of 10 cts. p bushel between Red and White -
We quote prime Red y Les; prime White $l.75. In
ferior qualities from Sl.45 upwards, according to
quality.
CORNLarge lots sell at GO Cts; in small lots some
sales at &C.
UATS-we quote at As cts.
RYE-Some inferior recently received brings emily
75c; but the good qualities range from 90c. to 81
EXPORTS.-The Exports from this city last week
exceed half million Of dollars.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS AND Loss oE LIFE
The steamers E. Howard and Henry Lewis, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, came in collision ON
Saturday, near Troy Indiana when the latter
sunk Immediately. Several lives were lost.
Accounts have been rec eived at Louisville, KY.
of the steamers Henry Lewis and Edward How
ard coming in collision near Evansville, by which
the former was sunk, and melancholy to relate IF
teen to twenty lives were lost T
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s~ FIetcber,s Hair Tonic exce,s every
.h;ss for bssufifyina and inprovins the HAT Ne
10. s;.isnt n shov its rood effect The great
useess Of the Tonic has brought up host Of imita-
tors twho know much about the rsstmsns OF ins
.,.a. h.va nroduced 10 much mischief and annoy
Persons wishing the original ard genuine article
~ - JOHN JOHNSON,
NH - 10th st. between Main and Cary.
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Cant. Duncan n. Tnarahau,

Capt. Duncan N. Ingraham.
WASHINGTON, March lit is reported that the
Secretary of the Navy has rendered to Capt. Dun
can N. Ingraham, of the u. S. ship St. Louis, the
post of Chief of the bureau of ordinance and by
biography, made vacant by the death of Commo
do
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u Marshall and Henry building Fund
Comprehensive next regular meeting of the above
Compsnies will be held at their Rooms over VIM. A.
Buffers store 1877 Main street, on WEDNESDAY,
March 18th, at u o'clock P. M.
The committee appointed to revise the constitu-
ton. will make their report at this meeting. Every
stakeholder 10 requested to attend Vi
NH ll---2t JAS. X. LEE, Sec'y.
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New Hampshire Election.

WASHINGTON, March llth.-A Geographic des
patch has been received here stating that New
Hampshire has gone against the Democrats. The
reports, however, needs confirmation. Last year
the vote stood ~ follows: MetcaK Republican)
70. 7s3; Baker, DemocraD q ,056; and Bell (Whlg)
1896 This year the candidates are Metcalf Re.
publican: Wells. Democrat, and Goodwin, Wing.
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NORFOLK AfFAIRs-The Council of Norfolk
mas appointed Is night police, and determined to
uniform them. The U. s. frigats Merrimac came
up Into harbor Sunday. and exchanged sslntes
with the U. .. ship Pennsylvania The dwelling
OF Thomas n. Wilson, on Lambert's Point Road,
was destroyed BY fire Sunday afternoon. Among
the letters In the Norfolk p. O. stopped for NOT be-
Ing prepaid Is one for Laura Jane clsrkson. Rich.
1 1ona. snow zen IN Norfolk sunday night
s,'op N Lie lnsuranees was paid in Norfolk BY
-. oonpany alone 10 the survivors Of those who
Ssa during the epidemic
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~ The Juvenile Glasses for instruction
in VOCAL MUSIC in the Richmond Musical Acade-
my. will meet on TUESDAY THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, at a O'Clock in the afternoon, and the
Adult Glasses on Tuesday Thursday and Friday even
ings at a quarter before o'clock. All who intend
pstronizng this School should do ence, it is
very important that each Pupil should receive the
first lesson in the course of Instructions. These
Glasses meet in the Lecture Room of the I'd Presby
terrain (Dr. Hoges) Church. NH 11-2t-
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~ Special N Il c e ..--The atsenfiOn s 81
teamster and dealers il requested to the sale OF you
fnrd,s wareRouse. ALEX. MOTT,
I NH 70 Auctioneer.
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~ Hair Cutting.-.-To the citizens and
strangers visiting the city. If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style, l
would advise you to call on HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon,
under the American HOTEL entrance on 18th St.
ia 81 B.
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LAND WARRANTs.-The Washington Union
states that within few days land warrants have
advanced four to five cents per acre 1t quotes
SOS and ZOOS at Sll001l1; Cos and l20's at Sos
0l06; and 40's at $ll6dll7
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Ceyiuxtou and Ohio Kaiiroad.'An' ernsa
= improvements.

II vii, he seeu that on yesterday the Senate pass
al him ,ppropriasins 100000 to the continuation
~ mi. rosd The tide of the bill reads. "provid
IN. sor the completion" ofihe Covington and Ohio
R.;,ro.a The bill itself falls very far short of the
,,,le This appropriation is designed, we suppose
merely to prevent the utter delapidation and ruin
of portions of the work, and especially of the Ale
ehany Tunnel
This Is very proper indeed but it does seem to
us that the Legislature might afford to appropriate
something more to the Covington and Ohio Kali
road than to the other improvements under con
alteration. II certainly deserves position Of
consequence In the estimation of thu State above
them all ; and while the 100000. which seems to
have become a magical sum, might have answer
cd to appropriate the Others the Covington road
might, without disparagement to them, have re-
ceived more efficient aid. ~.
We cannot but express our qualification at the
passage of the Virginia and Tennessee appropria.
ton but regret that the Central road alike wor.
thy the aid Of the State, should have been banked
In its way. Upon this and other bills there seems
to have been some dodging.
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~ Special Notice.--The attenfiss Of
.v.tsr ESQ corner of 9th and Grace
Craft a Church ain, This DAY, ct 10 o'clock.
"Ioe1' oAN T. b. COOK & CO,
Ia Auctioneers.
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Free Soil Cnueas.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Republican mem
bers of both Houses are holding a caucus tonight
to determine action relating to the Pre- sidency
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THE DEBT OF SPAIN.--An official return of the
Spanish debt has just been published in Madrid
The total amount of Indebtedness is 49, $50 no
reals. Among the items is one of inscriptions In
favor Of the United States, IL OO0. 600 reals"
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|" French Gloss for Furniture. fresh
supply of the celebrated French Glass, for cleaning,
preserving. removing stains and imparting beauti-
full and permanent polish to Rosewood and Mahogany
and other furniture with little labor Price Is cts
Received and for sale by .
GRUBBs APPERSON
NH l0-StA Broad st., Richmond, Va.
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t. Oh. what a Blessing. ..That you can
go to POWERS Gallery and get beautiful FLESH
you should want fancy case, it can be had at POW
Frs for just half the PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishments the city.
Remember that you get first class Dsguerreotype,
complete with case for 50 cents NH 8
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e~Auetiou Notice...Attentjon = solicited
IN aur sale of Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry Of
=, h;rds Albata and Silver Wsre &c, to take place
this "WEDNESDAY mornins, the l2th inst. COM
rnsaeius at 10 o'clock. LARUS SHINE,
I2--lk .s AuctlOu0erb.