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, 1856-09-26

BUFFALO HUNT.-A party Of about one
hundred and fifty, mostly western members
of Congress, Judges, &c, contemplate join
ing in grand Buffalo hunt during the
summer. 1t is arranged that they shall
start from their rendezvous at st. Cloud,
Minnesota, a small town at the head wat
ers of the Mississippi, and armed and
equipped completely for the expedition with
baggage wagons and tents, aud all the aP-
parelng of little army, they will proceed
about one hundred and fifty miles through
the region called the Bois de Sioux in quest
of their dangerous game. Pierre Bontineau
and Menoc, the guides Of the Pacific Rail
road and Exploring Expedition under Gov.
Stevens, will accompany the party. The
goth of June is the day fixed for their de-
parture, and month is to be devoted to
the sport.
, 1856-09-26

The CHINESE ArrHE CHINcHA ISLANDS,
The Oriental, in speaking of the fact men
toned in our last news from China, that
the U. S. Commissioner, DR.. Peter Parker,
has issued notification forbidding Ameri-
can vessels to transport coolies to the Chin
cha Islands, on account Of the barbarities
to which they have been subjected both on
the passage and at the islands, says there
are now from six hundred to thousand
there. They arc hired for five years, at
the rate Of $4S per annum. They COM
mence work in the morning as soon as they
can see to work, and have daily FIVE tons
of Vuano to dig and wheel to o distance Of
over one-eighth Of q mile. If not able to
accomplish the task they are Aogged in the
most cruel manner. No Sunday is allowed
to rest. Many are sick or disaeled by sores
caused by the guano on their limbs and
numbers have committed suicide.
, 1856-09-26

Rar An ukase of the late Emperor Mich
olas of Russia, issued in 1850, requiring
the Jews in the Western Governments oi
the Empire to dotf the long-skirted gar
ments, and wear coats Of Western brevity,
is now being carried out with all vigor and
severity in wilma, Kowno, Grodno, and
Minsk. Another portion of the ukase re-
uuires Jewesses to wear their own hair, and
discontinue the use Of artificial top-nots.
, 1856-09-26

par The Mormons are experiencing hard
times at Salt Lake. Food is so scarce
that beggary from door to door is as COM
mon as in our Atlantic cities Brigham
Young denounces the practice as likely to
be an imposture, thong he says where any
of the saints have gone fee days without
food they ought to make their wants known.
Rather task for man to support ninety
wives in country where food is SO scarce.
, 1856-09-26

par So great is the sympathy between
the nerves Of the teeth and Ofthe ear, that
remedies applied to the latter will relieve
pain in the former. LaudRDum, dropped
upon lock Of cotton, and introduced into
the ear, will often relieve the tooth-ache
This is quite a popular remedy; and i Is
upon the same principle, that the actual
cautery has been applied to the anti-helix
of the car to relieve painful teeth.
, 1856-09-26
[From the Globe Of July 29th.l
Gen. Lane and Gen. Wool.

During the debate in Committee of the
Whole, on the Army Appropriation Bill,
when the following clause was read viz =
"For arsenals, including the purchase of
sites for new arsenals Of deposit in Texas
and New Mexico, and for the erection OF
suitable magazines and other arsenal build
ings in Texas, in California, in Washington
, 1856-09-26
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 81, 1888.

Sir: l have this moment perused the
letter of ]. F. Cox, published in yesterdays
Inquirer. His late official station, as a
member of the Convention, induces me to
notice the stale SANDER which he again re-
pcats, and which pronounce TO be utterly
and absolutely false, no matter from what
source It may have proceeded, or shall pro-
ceed. never did upon any occasion, pub
lie or private, whether ut the court house
in Lancaster or elsewhere, declare that il
I'knew l had drop Of Democratic blood
in my veins | would let it out" or any
words to that effect. This ridiculous story
is without shadow of foundation.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
, 1856-09-26
indian agent, Puget Sound Distric

THE DRoP OF Bloom SroRY.--The follow
ing extract, from letter of Mr., Buchanan,
effectually disposes of one of the current
stories concerning him. He writes as fol-
lows
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THE DAlLY DISPATCH.
Financial and Commercial

Financial and CommexC1aL
%. s.,,.v,.s press Of Tobacco nIsaia Memphis,
Tsss on the iah inst;
u;e.ouri. Kon,ucty and rennsssse ms: and ~
fas ssass Sirrnis So ard Sc. good brsnde l5oSesj
Virginia ezra brands. fos- sse5oc; AID eno'ee sA'
fancy, SIC o$L
The total imports Of DRY roods tncludns msns,sc
,,rss az ik into the district Of Boston and Charles
town for the e.sss sosh q June ss conn
70 s"o. amounts to eisissI4 .orssed goods.
81, sESss; siik msnafaotures s1,sz'
IN. receipts of tolls on the New York canals show
falling OF THE year far. Ia oe m"n sae
sA. .slis Of . :;s ys:r Of s decrease Of
SsoJ 4ss The tolls arc lees than they have been
daring the past ffteen years
Tho New York Journal Of Commerce OF Monday
afternoon ssys:
Their. 10 q fair sappy Of mon-y offering for loans
a, all and slso f,- street discounts and the turn il
favor die borrower where there 10 no doubt about
the security. Ths 10 chiefly owing to the confidence
inspired By tbs increased demand for produce ex
port end the prospect OF large payments from the
The stock market opened without buoyaaoy, and
prices at the Arst board were generally lower.
Foreign Exchange 10 6rmer. but with ne demand
except from bankers; bills London 1881 1895 for
6Yt elias drawers io90iosA for commercial sigma
tur.s Par1s 81. i0si63.
The steamer from Boston will probably take out
about $500
Richmend Markets, August &c.
sLoU4--Ws hear Of few SMALL sales Of Flour ct
81. which price holders firmly demand Shippers
however, win not 70 over a6i-eousequently there
Is nothing dung Ia the flour market
WAEAT.-Wheat has advanced. We quote prime
red at $i-5o, and prime white at SI55. Strictly
prime white win bring 81 80.
CORN 10 quoted at rs ceutz, and little In market.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug 90 Flour advanced. Howard
Erect aud City Mills quoted at 1862. Wheat
changed. Corn 580n6ac.
New YoRK, Aug. 2-Flour declined. State SGT;
Ohio 66.5.; Southern $3.50. Wheat iower-Southern
red 81 5o0i.75; white Sl.67. Corn deslined-mixca
81 cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 23-Cetton The transact
lions to-day reached 240o bales reducing stock
very small amoun,, and stifaning prices, that
now quote MddlipK at I0f0ioa.
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EDUCATION.

NaIss cAZEWELL,S SCHOOL, Grace
wi sTaEfT. BsTwsgs 7rR AID 8fH.-The sixth
srssiou of this school will commsnce on ths frat day
al October and close tho first day OF Jufy.
Miss TAZEWELL will be assisted By gentleman
xho,e attainment and experience render him con-
siderabe acquisition to the School ANY Other deeir.
ed information viii be communicated through circu-
lars which can be obtained ON application.
Terms, payable semi-annually in advance:
For Board. 400 co
Higher English Branches. .................. 40 90
Primary do do .................... 80 90
Ar Gent and Modern Languages. each. $500. 90 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
uu3-lmf
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MLHpICI1EHa.


T'HAT LONELY CHURCH YAEP.
1 Usder ycn weeping Willows Win ioiess =
Ar. the r rcn and the POOR, the post and bard.
The father and rnothsr, snd sister I've seen,
Ts buried beneath, in that lously church yard.
That mo-, covered slab and the tomb thst il BY it
On Jon gentle slope, that we visw fron ne niIi
Lie reposins In silence the hopes Of ny childhood;
The icvs that bore them. remains with ms Sill.
Let each one remember, II Coughs, Cold or Asthma,
Our dwellings invsde,silew me to tsiI ye9,
There n one hope left still, the notice ID brfef
Tase Lsouard's Cough syrup. or Instant Relief
Wholesale Agents. Msssrs PURCELL LADD
CO.. BENNETT. BEERS + FIsHLR, 10.
WHAT LIVERY re Ks1N SHOULD
sasHIrFs OryicE, MoRsAsrsws. VAL
December ac, 1855.
Dr. Scot. coosn Cent? Il .ao,ds q. greet p,s..
BRATED WHITE CIRcAssIAN LISfMEFT. IL having
freauently relieved me Of the quinsy when various
other remedies failed and can recommend It to the
public. JOHN =. fLsasS
All ths above Medicines: for sale By Purcell. Lsdd
Co. and Alex. Duvsl Richmond. en- is
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Cslds and Whoopfns
Coueh and affords great relief in Consumption and
most Diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following . few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
sBy timely use Of it. / have no doubt 1t has saved
one many sos.or. ICES . NOV y ov o.
II have used 1t In my family for three yssrs, and
found It the best family edlcne have ever usee
aFor sickness among children, nothing can DO bet
term n. GedsofH.
and have no hesitation in sayns that beneve nn
DAVIS to be the valuable preparation Of ths kind
~ Fer sale ale by Mrs.. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 BeerA
Alex Duval, Paterson Jackson Chss. Milspaush,
Z. J. Pieor, A. Bodcker and Charles D. Yale
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WESLEYAN r b M A Il INSFITUVE
w STANTON, ID,
Rev. John WILSON. A. M PrincinaI

This Institution Which has been in successful ope-
on the Sd of ws @
creased advantages for the comfort and improvement
of its pupils.
The course of instruction IL systematic and compre-
heHsive, embracing all the branches OF a thorough
English education, together with the ancient and
modern Languages, Music, Drawing. Painting, &c
The Institute is incorporated with Collegiate pow
ers, and when the full course of study is completed
grants diplomas
All the departments are under the direction of
teachers of experience and skill in their profession
and the boarders who reside in the Institute will be
under the of tho Principal and his lady, at all
times, and will receive all necessary aid and atten
ton. Parents assured that while shall pre-
serve infexiby that discipline essential tbs proper
development of the niod and the formation of true
womaniy character our pupils shall also receive spe-
ment and the proprsties of social life and have
best efforts to enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant as we'll ss prof ably.
TERMS:
(P~ Session of Ten Months)
Board, lights, fuel and washing.
Tuition in all English branches. ................. 40
Music on Piano, with use of instrunent........ 50
Modern Languages each. observation-disclosures. 20
Ancient Languages, no extra charge.
Payable-One-half at the beginning of the session,
the other LIST of February.
e. For Circulars, or further information. address
the Principal 1919
EDUCATiON.-- hlrs. M. q. RlCh wilt
II open School, the LIST of September, I'd street
between Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
2n years ago, and afterwards in Western Seminary
with her husband Rev. w. B. Rice, and for the last
Is years in Lynchburg with great satisac ion hef
patrons, she hopes to merit and receive the
Her mode of instruction is thorough adapted to the
ages and capacities of her pupils. Her discipline is
parental and systena ic.
She will give instruction in most of the higher
English branches also In Latin. Terms per session
Of ten months, payable quarterly:
Beginners. ID on
Rudiments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... 20 90
Engish Branehes................... Is 90
higher English Branches, including Latn.... 50 Oh
Persons wishing to see Mrs Rice, will please call at
Mr.. John ID Royals on 7rh street, between Clay and
Leigh su l6-di2t
3. aQUiRk'> sELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main sno
LIST streets, Richmond The 10th session will COM
menee on the 18th of Septe mber, 1856
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
an l5---ts
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FARE.
TO Washington. ...................e550
BAitlnore 800
" Philadelphia Q m

Baltimore, Observation-Disclosures. 500
800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, In new undergoing rela Y Hail
Of being already completed with edge rail of su
perior quality, and a. more than ono million of pas
sense have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route, it 10 hoped and believed
shat no one will be induced by the isrepresentation
embraced In the advertisement the signature of
and more circuitous route referred to therein The
r. r. p T. r. has been in operation for TWENTY-FIVE
years. and In ell that time passenger either been
killed or crippled BY accidents from snake heads or
otherwise, which Is without parallel in the history of
railroads In this country. s. RUTH
Superintendent of Trensportation
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HAYS, CAPS. sEoHs. sko


81, FALL STOCK OF HATS, CAPS,
Eil LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
1AA FOR 1256.--We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Far Depot new
and eomplete assortment of Hats Caps Ladies and
chilarens Fancy Furs com prsing the latest and most
which will be sold at Wholesale aud retail the
most favorable terms
The attention of customers merchants and
others 10 respectfully called to the above now AID
splendid stock, which for style and quality cannot
bs excelled.
George W. Duesberry, go long known to the trade 10
now gagged with us, and will be pleased TO his
old cuytoUers.
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WEISIGER,
No IS Main street.
N. b. Hats Of the finest quality made to order at
the sborest notice
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- Ei4LlNG OFF AT COST Tho subscri.
- Der wishing to cosa hts present business offers
his entire stock Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
at and below cost Merchants and othsrs a.e inyitsa
10 call and examine before purchasing.
The attention OF the trade u particularly called TO
tns anovs notice. THOS, A. RUST.
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r. n@1 GREAT NORTHERN
&64 6w land SOUTHERN RnfrTE

FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE Dali
Lay SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUA CREEK AND
WASHlNGTON.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad to the Potomac River
seventy-ve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, hfty-fve miles-ln
sli lSo miles in seven hours being a comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, St A. NJ. and II P. NJ and bag
gage under charge of special agents shocked through
York.
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A UCTtON GOODS, AUCTION GUOOS.
"A Opening this day, bought at auction, case of
super Ssrass do Latnes, handsome patterns which 1
sn selling at ona shilling per yard, worth 30 cts to
ping to TINS country the greatest sacrifice over Of
fered In thsci.y.
Also Black and White GinEhams, l2k cts and In
Grns Of lsss per yssd lot Caiicoes at 3D. per I'd
s Ian fiyd 8eras.s; Ladies' Linen Pocket Edkfs
qs0l1s cents Grass Skirts Grape Shawls; Cnreets:
Lawns; Mesquite kettines; Bonnet Ribbons; Embroi
aeries; Bieached and Unblearhed Dornestics Irish
Linens rantaioon stufs, aud many other styles OF
zoos am determined to close, to make room 70,
FAN purchases Therefore barasps nav IL xnacI
90 by calling at AUGUSTUS MAILERTS
~ sim No. main street
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M =. MICHELRACHE N,.s
IVv. EAnTIsu arRAAE AND

NJ j. Hkh's
NIs ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
HEBREW SCHOOL,
In The Basement of the Synagogue, on ElessaM sc,
near Marshall ct +, Richmond.
n J. hICHELBACHERs School. which has ia,
been In successful operation the last ten years will
commence lie annual session the let of September
1856.
In this School are Taught al the branches OF eos-
Nit. E,,;sh ,dyeofon In which, after the recitation
careful and strict sualysis of each lesson IL made
BY the learner and lecture thereon, adapted to the
capacity of each class 10 delivered by the teacher
This system Ia .p Piled to all the subjecs of study in
the School and is 10 rational to conclude that prof.
~ German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge.
First and second classes $50 the session; lower do.
$40
Mr.. Il. TURNER, who has bsen my assistant
teacher and given satisfaction TO my patrons, will
continue as usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or at
the residence of the subscriber corner of lst and
Marshall streets.
auaa-2w. d. J. MICHELBACHER.
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ARRIVED BY EMPRESS Tts-
GEWA DAY, $50 pair of Morocco Slippers, at 10
cents good article.
Also large lot of franks, which we selling
low tor cash. IL you Want Trunk sslise, carpet
less than any other store call the Metropolitan
Store. c. 2. MAURICE,
an g ISL Main ST.. Eagle Square.
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TIKI MCSIC sTORE.-f
h. TAYL DR. would remind his
HH ~ hi friends and the public generally that

who're may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE.
0AA GUITARS, vIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCoR-
VEoNs f the best quality, and at the lowest prices
he 10 sole agent in this city for the sale Of the cele
efsted hunns Clerks PIANOS, which are not sur.
passed By any other Makers and equaed but by few.
Alien, Gale < Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
he has tho largest stock Of MUSIC to be found In
this State snd 10 oastsntly receiving the latest pubE
csens. which no will sch at the reduced prices
and upon ~ good tsrms be had elsewhere.
Planes tuned, repaired, and let ON hire.
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RklDGFOkB q CO.'S WESTERN EX
- PRESs.-k Rates OF freight per 100 los. on manu-
faotured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the

I kECHES. LEECHEs, LEECHEs..-I
Ahavo Just received fine lot Of Swedish Leeches,
terms
Gaping and Leechins promptly attended to. l
San be found st ali hours OF the day the Hardress-
Ing room. under the American Hotel. and at n;sht
on 2sth street, bstwssn Main and Franklin street.
IA r. c. HOBSON
IN BALES SOFT SHKLL,D ALTOyDS:
~ 70 bags mixed do; 10 bags Walnuts; 10 DO FIJI,
punch 10 boxes Shelled Almonds; 20 boxes Citron
esssks CurrantE is drums Sultana aa sins; rs drums
different BRANDS 80 dog jars assorted Pickles IL 5og
do Tom.to and Walnut Cntsups; 10 doz do. Pepper
sauce; 80 do different kinds Preservss-Pine Asple.
OuiEoe, Peach, Lines, Pears, 60; Is dos DO Ne
French Mustard; IS dos. bottles Capers and Olives
eases whois and half boxes Sardines; Farish,. F;n
for sale BY DAVID n. IONEs% a CW hiee'
NJ 70 No. IS Main st
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ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
tzens of Richmond and vicinity that they are now
prepared to execute every description of Silk Cotton
and Woollen DYEING and CLEANING, as well as
can be done in New York, or elsewhere.
We have Machinery, and tho very best OF
workmen, and can guarantee satisfaction to pat
roma.
Merno, Silk and De Lame Dresses dyed into fash
ionabe colors to suit the taste Of the Shaws
of every description eyed or cleaned; Grape Shawis
dyed scarlet, crimson other cosEs, equal to i'm.
ported Velvets dyed and finished nearly equal tc
new. Silk Dresses cleaned, and wine and grease
stains renewed
We intend to do our work equal to any establish
ment in the United States, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the citizens of Richmond and vici-
nifty.
CF Gents Garments cieaned d.lyed
DENNIS l. BRO,
Successors to J. w. Hines, Franklin st.,
40 4-eo6r~t Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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DIX. ADDlNGTON, t(1radu.
TYHI2 ate,) Dentist manufactures Teeth ex.
WYYY pssssly for each particular case Full
acts Of Teeth, any parts of gets.
made with artificial Gums in one continuous or solid
moulds in large numbers, and Did for general use
DR.. A. also exrrscts fills and clesnses Teeth, be.
sides restores the gum and mouth to healthy con-
dtion. Once on Main street, second square above
inc Sanks jy31
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* ID, DEN91N hns for sale 600 Eramei.
y. led Crates Tenders and Summer Pieces EN-
srseing Square Topped Circle and Eisptie Patterns
be sold at the lowest priees Orders from, town and
country promptly attended to. Tho Virginia Me.
premium. to sAML D. DEMON for tae best speci.
mems of Crates and Fenders Also. for sale large
stock of Bells Brass Brick houlds lie. Apply at NV
tween 9th and 9Th, west side Richmond. Va.
jy 1e-Sm
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HtOltG.1 :. LUWNEs, 456, main street,
VI near 7th.-GrateE; Tenders; Summer Fronts
fsquare, circle and eleptic psttsrns) Ornamentals
Iron Rail; Balconies Veranoahs, Ac.
Remember the number and give me call after 4
aiming elsewhere Imy 2l-6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BCSlNESS CARDS.
DID, BRIDGFoRD, N. TINSLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
RIDGFORD & CO.. General Commits.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmund Va au5
FE'U TO Il A q co MANUFACTUKERS.--
4 The undersigned Agents and Commission Mer-
York. respectfully solicit sh1 Pments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade, they fatter themselves they give satsfac
ton to shippers
Innes C. Adams late Of the firm OF Patteson, Adans
& Co would be pleased to hear from his old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consguments
CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
Al Front street, N. Y.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRr. M. ADAMS
iy I-dSm
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EIOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, GLAZ.
IL ING, &c. Ac.-T subscriber, in consequence
of the late destruction Of his Paint Shop by re has
fitted up, on Mayo street. near Odd Fellows Hall,
new and conmod Gus Shop, whsrs he is prepared
with competent hands, TO execute any work in his
line of business, which shall be done in the best
manner with pure materials and a. prices 10 suit
He respectfully solicts continuance of the patron
age Of his old friends and the pubc generally in
town and country. He promises to uss his best en-.
beavers To give saisfacton TO thoss who may employ
him. D. r. CHALK P.inre, l..
y SD---lm* Mnca .trsst
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~ BALES. SOFT sHKLL'D ALMONDs;
'INhn sheen .shonc brigh1i one .umme-
night, ~ s"..cE

ThH IN; ;,,:sn .'hone brighei one summer
Old soi waa gone somewhere,
though would try if could
Oct me some fresh, cool air;
II seemed to me, fact to be,
That all wele gone to rest,
When suddenly melody
With rapture filled my breasts
When Eettlng near, better to hear
Whence this sweet rausie csme,
saw some played aserensds
TO some sweet, lovely dame;
Guitar and flute, both very GOOD
banjo, tamborine;
Ahdais Hne, not made Of pine,
The best Pve seen:
ACCORDION fife, % in my life
think seldom found;
Eaon Instrument was sure to lend
More swestnsss 10 the sound:
wanting b know, lii ed them ,o
where could find mch more,
iss1s a Il sG 5ff, Arrs T.S.s sd s,a buy
au4 Corner Broad and "A st,a...
GOODs FOK THE s91.11N--T. -
nov Offering great bargains in Drs., s;,I. A.
rsss Oisano,o = ussns, Lawns, hsbes in Sill. Be.
beautiful chs ssaeiS Mo:n Also large stock Of
70. ne. F. STOCK by Ii. os ao .ls Iooh
our custorers Ia advance shall s.usi I asn
aa22 FiThhhiNS Co,
HANNA AND PKINCIFE TT731 ~ =
s Ies following classes, viz: u
c co5ssSMt,A' s rzss . POS, LONDON,
D.. Turkey and Virginia smoiias T.t. Ina N
ssmi.s c.nsai.sr :ss n:.sAsu sydro b.
Amh. nsbn and Jessanins Stems; IA IL
49,. StseF Tebes-and all sthsr arti.I.. ~ - nj
1890 line, can BE- had Of "e'es IN sas To-
caARLEs RIcHARpsoN
tmpeHer Of and Dealer IA Hs.s~,
tnncaps Csars, American Hat., p:, sno
0 Cornu Of Main and ii,h ssnA...
PLAarAnn nK skHA AND HALTIDT0nc
fOr sale e = 3n 1Ta and pint bottlea
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