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WooD GAs.--The efforts to introduce
wood gas has been so far successful, that
since the issuing of their patent, the in,
vention has been adopted in the city OF
Toledo, Ohio, and in the village Of Mill,
Vile, New Jersey, where pure wood gas
is now burning, and it is said to the sat.
iSfaction of all persons interested.
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Fillmore Stock Rising.--During the
last ten days says the Utica Gazette, q
newspapers have taken down the Ere.
mont flag, and run up Fillmore, and II
Buchanan papers have followed suit
These papers are distributed in different
States, aui embrace many Of the most in
aucltisl r.prrs in ,hcir party.
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Liberty, E7ualdg FrateTniiy."-Thc
Paris correspondent Of the Brussels In.
dependence writes;
To-day two workmen, guilty of hav-
ing uttered some remarks in a workshop,
injurious to the character Of the Empe.
ror, have been sentenced to five years
imprisonment and ten years sufveil.
lance"
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The American party are alive in Cali.
fornia. They had great mass meeting in
San Francisco, just before the steamer
left, which was addressed by Gen. Foote
and others.
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The address Of Edward Everett at the
dedication Of tho Dudley Observatory will
compare with any o(his previous produc.
tons The following extract will be
universally admired:
"Much, however, as we arc Indebted to
our obscTyatorics for eIevatng our con.
ccpti0ns of the heavenly bodies, they pre-.
sent even to the unnidcl sight scenes Of
glory which words are unable to describe.
had occasion, few weeks since, to take
the early train from Providence to Boston.
and for this purpose rose at two o'clock
in the morning. Everything around was
wrapt in darkness and hushol IN silence,
broken only by what seemed at that hour
the uncorhIy clank and rush of train.--
Ii was a mild, serene mid summor'snight,
the sky was without a cloud, the winds
were whist, The moon, then in the last
quarter, had just risen, and the stars shono
with a snoctroI Instro hut Iit,ro o0sctod
bv her nroscnce Jnnitor two bonrsbiob
was ,ba herald or tba d,v. ,bo ploioJo,
;,st obovo 1,o boriyoo ,bod +boir s,.oot;o
nnnoco IN tho East rvr, snor,1ol ma,
tho uoof,b. Aodro,,odo rona1 h., vault,
liscoro,.l cIorios fran, r,,o ,.,oI ava n
,Lo cont,. tbo s,oo1n ,,o;,+or. c,r1.aoo.,,
,1o po1, loor.,l ,,o,r.I,, -, r..., 49,.
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Millard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson
Donelson were both born in the same
year, 1900.
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The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Old,Linc Wings of the
State of New York, assembled in Con.
vention at Albany on the 14lh ult.
Whereas, The Old Line Wings Of New
York have in mass meeting duly consid.
cred their position as Wings in connect,
ion with their duty to the country in the
present crisis, and have candidly exam
ined also the merits Of the three Prcsi-
dental candidates now before the people,
and the probable consequences Of the
election Of either; therefore,
Resolved, That we cannot support Mr..
Buchanan, because we believe that an
administration established upon the Gin.
cinnati platform will pcrpotuatc internal
agitation and endanger our amicable re-
lations with foreign powers,
Resolved, That we will oppose to the
utmost extent Of our ability the election
Of Mr., Fremont, believing that he is not
qualified for the Presidency of this Union.
We firmly believe his election would in.
crease the internal strife, the party he
represents being in spirit sectional, and
inevitably tending to dsunion.
Resolved, That in the election Of Mil.
lard Fillmore, we find sure guarantee
that domestic agitation will be QuclIed,
harmony between the States restored,
peace with foreign nations secured, and
the interests of agriculture, commerce
and manufactures promoted, and there
fore we will labor unitedly and earnestly
for his election.
Resolved, That while thus lending our
aid to promote the election Of the Ameri.
can candidate, under the conviction that
such is our solemn duty, we nevertheless
retain inviolate the cherished Wing prin,
ciples and organization, and, as soon
after the present contest as may be con
venient, we will resume seperate party
action.
The address and resolutions were adopt,
cd with enthusiastic applause, Mr.. Fill.
moro's name being received with hearty
cheers. One hundred thousand copies
were ordered 10 be printed for circuIa'
ton.
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A terrible earthquake occurred recently
at Moluccas, India, by which three thou.
sand persons perished.
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NUMBER 81.

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The Boston Courier says that none Of
the other Old.Line Wings Of Massachus.
e,ts will follow Mr.. Choate.
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A PATRIoT's PRAYER.-Many years
ago, on a we'll remembered occasion,
when the Union was just undergoing one
Of those tests which threatened to rond it
twain, Daniel Webster closed one of those
most soul stirring speeches he ever de.
livered, with the following glorious senti,
ment.
"When my eyes for the last time shall
be raised to behold the sun in Heaven,
may they not gaze upon the broken frag.
ments of dishonorel, but once glorious
Union; upon States discovered, discord-
ant, belliggercnt; upon land rent with
civil (euds, and drenched, it may be, in
fraternal blood. Let their last feeble
and lingering gaze rather behold the glo.
rious ensign Of the Republic, now known
and honored throughout the earth, still
full high advanced-not one stri pc erased
Or polluted, not one star obscured, but
streaming in all their original lustre, and
bearing for its motto no such miserable
motto as " what is all this worth?" nor
those other words of delusion and folly,
"Liberty first and Union afterwards" but
everywhere, spread all over in characters
Of living light, blazing on all its ample
Selds as they float over the sea and over
the land, and in every wind under the
whole heavens, that other sentiment, dear
to every true American heart, "Liberty
and Union now and forever, one and in
sepcrable."
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This table shows what large excess
of the emigrants remain in the free States;
but the few who find their way to the
South appear to have more money than
the free State settlers. The large emil
grafton to this State must be taken with
some grains Of allowance. Many emf.
grants have not determined where they
will finally settle when they land, and
remain in this city until they get posted
as to favorable localities. Another point
is, that hereafter, when estimates are
made Of the amount of money brought
to this city, itmust be borne in mind that
an emigration Of 100000 will bring nine
to ten millions OF dollars into the coun.
try, for tits notorious that emigrants con,
ceal their wealth, for fear of robbery or
extortion.-N. y. Herald.
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square for the first, and fifty cents for each
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount
made on yearly advertisements.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IN ADVANCE, O. ON
WITHIN SIX MONTHS, 80
TWELVE MONTHS, 800
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Who is 1heQd!-EIcctoral tickets
have been formed for Fillmore and Don.
elson, in Kentucky, Arkansas, Texas,
FLORIDA, Virginia, North Carolina, Lou,
isiana, Ohio, Missouri, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee, California, New
York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Mas
sachusetts, New Jersey and Connecticut
in all Twenty Statcs!-Dolawaro is
now organizing ticket.
Buchanan has not as yet, ticket in
half this number of States, and in several
Northern States, it believed will not have
a ticket at II. The truth IS, we regard
Buchanan as out Of the race. He is los.
nc ground daily.
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ST. LOUIS, Sep. 6,-Adviccs from
Kansas state that there was a battle 9;
Ossawatm'e on the 3Oth, between $50
pro slavery men and $50 oithc enemy
The latter were routed with a less of 90
or 80. Six pro slavery men were wound
ed.
The pro.slavory men were unable to
march to Lawrence, for want of men and
munitions Of war.
They call loudly for rein(orccmcnts.
The Glasgow Times says the difficulty
at Loavcnworth, on Monlay, was caused
by 100 pro.slavery men, from Weston
going thither, trying to force the people OF
Lcayenworth to take up rms.,against tn
Abo!itionists.
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\ MoysTEn EsTABusuMHNT.-Tho
greatest cIo'hing establishment in the
world is that Of NJ. Godillot, in Paris
He employs sixty,six sewing machine
kept in motion by a steam engine ofnino
horse power, and which sewcd all the
oyercoots for the Crimcan army. The
superintendent Of the establishment IS
the Empcror's tailor, Dussantoy, who
has invented cutting machine capable
of cutting out fifteen suits at once, almost
with the rapidi!y Of lightning. BESIDES
the machines, one thousand women and
girls are constantly engaged at sowing.
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The wings Of New York.

The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Old.Linc Wings Of the
State of New York, assembled in Con.
venton at Albany on the 14lh ult.
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VOL. 5---NO. 81.
DAILY NIRGINIAN.
From the National Intetiigenoer.
fal.. 4.

The United States ship pUceaas in her late cruise
in the Arctic Seas, on one occasion enyeoped in
dense fog aud being ON soundtngs, she anchored.
In the dead silcuec of Arctic night the watch on
deck we're startled by the tremendous cracking of ice
evidently in motion. Not knowing where or now 1t
MIGHT come they listened to the roar in dreadful sus-
pcnac for some minutes until they were reassured by
hearing the immense mass rush into the water
When the fog cleared they saw that an immense
mound of ice and snow from the top of peak on an
island near them had sllu down ana piuh8eu I.o 'u9
ocean.
The midnight sbone DER that Northern sea,
Where the proud vessel foa'ed on tho tide
TIE only human beings on that eheriess deep
The heavy mist lies upon the ocean,
And the tall masta white salts and ushtarswn ropes
" here twiro an hundred souls are hnshsd In sleep
Hut lc, are watching on the silent d"ek
They train their sight to pierce the cloud that
Shrouda thcal from all oyos but Ills who watches
When sparrow ialh aud viii He fat to guard
Them on thnr klos4 path across the mighty deepf
hut what sound nav reaks upon The listening earl
hollow moan ~ Of an earthquakes rousing it's sleep,
And then a roar ot n giant IN his might of pride
Aud power. but those f.s watchers know not whenceh
h ncer st far beneath the from tho mist DER
oh NO It is crash the of rendng, grinding icei
Aud the huge avalanche hroko ooso from s calm rest OF cen
stride, down from cliGto eG of lone lsle,
II in the mdst OF the hlsh Ye ma,eng eagn '''"ep
un the occans verge reached, then loud crash
Aud silence mounts nRan her solemn throne
The atchoa breath when the first tone was heard
rhs. knew not the mighty masA would take them
ta path aud sink them tathoms deep beneath the brny
hut now the quiet Of pmoNa al earth was there again
A. tho thick Vapor clears away, tho sun looks down
ON lai white t.le II Arctic SeHs whore foot OF man
Hath m ely trod but one high peak Ia gone,
Aud broad pathway from is ancient bed
tu fht ahcltN OF ocean, marks ihe way
The avalanche had taken. Hut at one point
An o.efiulI Z hand has turned a course aside,
Aod saved tho gallant yossel with herliyns freight
From her impending doom, All vain gaihst such foe
skill aud bravery of her crew. the thunder oil
her guns,
TIM danger passod, aud many ono beside,
The yINtFNNfs moro within our waters rides
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I ERNS.

VIRGfNIAN IS pebisea daily So aad tf-Neekly at
s4 ,nariH ia ,4u,a NJ puporNi be discontinued eN
80 1t I'll, 5i.an frapretef until Al prearaE's stall
have been na.l-
EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted for 5necnts Per square
I'D lines OF less first Insertion and ~ ots Tor each roh
t,5nnrc usa ordered uuer form weekly, aud then ~ cts
uarr will hc charged t5r each insertion II The nnnber %
insertions marked on the Ms vii be rnhsbed III or
lrr,#I out. and charged accordingly
TIE I1.ANIN RATES ARE
Toro
pr
Ior one do seuiNee is =,
For I'VE do do ..........,..s.sr''s'''t. ~
- Advertisements Intended tor both paper subject 10 'P'
contract.
~ Annual yertlse will be limited to their immediate
business m the al charged AT transient rates
~ Al advertisements appear III the daiy ana tf'
ydeAiy papers. ..,. -. ,
~ Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
ieHMY Tor In ,N.uss-
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a tlathuE aud Furnishing duods ltp Nam SH''3 '''N
meud u. l-au Ial stu h ls1n. =, .
1urtnE the Stock ot Ge"ds introduced by it
Suhssrh,r II aas would lie well Ia noure i" ttrt at "f
rard, increasing rado win all sertous of the sAi' o'Hh
the tur We have huen located In Riehmond Nha asa" n
du'tteu is tWaA necessary 40 snerta NJ hNt "'N"stt
lbs Iii, aumh hN which te make ourselves known fN't vi
caursr thst ou examination all parties viii lpHf' "l @
selNes particular hvnE perfectly -aNea INIT
thu eusIouIere nuluua and Judgment uust b" consulted
w Niueuur all Stuek aud assure lar'u'5'
that every tuF la the wav At Grpts Wearing Apfare Viii
trruNr ou attrutuu a1d thu assorted lhrs VIII Al al %
found complete Htthat ca customer Wata hA he H"fl'
upNus every fact, tor r proper prosecution OF "uf bnSl
nsvc hope make The fact apparent to onr tns't7 an"
satisfactory trade putng the last Neai We have ~
ted up eNptcsl Tor Gtus Furnishing Goods Nhe'e
customers may hud ostr, thug pertaining 10 that department
the tafug department guarantee the STOCK To
he pctott ia Ielt durability, Fit and SNleR heepsr
make every thing ourselves aud have hestaien In HNin
Rnn " I'll br found equal II the bcst order work IN Thu
cepurry Watching the Nariaus changes al Fashion rar
MAY root a@sursdot finding the latest and mac III store
subject Irt inspection approval on Is salritri lay
GknSlONG y IIIMNN,
Is Ne ltu Main 81. 4, hmoud. va
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BALTIMORE.


nm. .u,,,.., MEDICAL oEIs'E, Loci. In
~ hrmary, nhdmero-na'ilnied y = -. pI iNsIl
Fb OK Ne FFE REQl llElt t=l'r Mh7, an eAI'1ll'uo'"
rh .ei,n nr the Alopathc school may ' f'h"s'dg 20"
suited IA cases al private nature "r dsras'
\. ,Iou,, r,an,r,d ~ Cure ~ not Ehr'"h'
practical experience at 20 yea's enah's pt a
warrant euro in The Ehortesi r"Ss"" time !" nav" " ''
eheoted
extensively celebrated Tor tho ehee'9Gi ana ''"Y % a. "
cla4es of Sectei bseases, Wa ohah'h'a III "h' '3'
rrfupe from Quatkcry, uNor 20 wears ago
The High W.p"i"tio" -
otts Institution would rendvr puhhe notice , 49, na
II not r the many applicants here for treatment VINO nay
been hlrhnd hrr mauey, mRit"ated by the
flourish largely the public prints aud with whom our Guy
Nmir,..i he ~ your Guard,
II YOU would avid injury poeunary loss aud deapponhen
4cl Curly medical aid whete proper treatment emu he obtain
NJ. makrs no allnrng lrooss'"na' promises II" "''
than he viii honouhN perform So.
srraninr, aud sbroni" s"s"..
Tho usph symptoms nre Sere Throat e''a,ipn ,3i. " Wv wv
Mouth, itching and lendernrs. about tue N"s'
Erpua ufnu The skin Ipen IA" pcftuct tah'lliuueai
eur Of thr at ani udst such caos pr NJ Is
willing tos"kS ~. e9S.! and ,,I.,T." 1t, ..,.,.c
The remedies of pr In fosterng aud manly Wig
ar rcnpynug thc shattered constitutions aud removing sp''1
i1y all debility On uinA incurred Nm ttaieh 'e'f' u' '
ttni.,bIcd Manhood
mnv here npd certain restorative nh thousands H"m tn i"
uao have realized tho sweet nnltion oi IMP which IRON
failure Quackees. IN THEN hhet irurs' s'"'e had ~
Ndynntnuc- Of Trcnsmen,.
pc, compounds Of Mercury or NoAon7 Drugs "se'
IN his practice
Long cSperlcn,o IN ho treatment FomHc Anoeena Nor
,ous ,araaos & qualities 10 afford tarig Rei'ft and
effect prt tn, dinun caars tonmurationA S'ed
~. Wills Great Pro,"u,iN".
This ovrtesn RfuaiD applicable to cher HeN VIII e sent
duY prepared by mad ,erepi ct - o } reitnk III
Distant persons eatci Mt home ny undressing pit II
Mills. BNItiMuHt dottef- post iHd7 Ned'h's''b n
any direction hy mal al cypress
lune ~ dly
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


undersigned dfa, To call The attention Il l"te4
aud Guardians having children at dow mental OF ply aca de-
,rop,ut 10 ltt thm lac has operd hi Han snI "
mile Tho titv at NnN York In WY hoilhni aud
heaunul octtulG lutne Family rchoa where sneh shl
trrrie, Il AUd tauRh Ihe tAp'fHuf" n hA7 lWi
tor lhan ed Ia connection th the M'ssehnses
and p,n-F ,an4 Slatg t lin has nhown him
mat ,,v much can bringing thtae children 10 IA
mara ueIual condition mnanv Instances be lRa Hd t'm
ietufu ut eiit Reoumou Htheol with advhniHF e
or engage u the dut, life with ancess The earlier the
,,plneuts he tier Tor circulars ref renee, e.
adlr,HI JAMfta u XIV lNhnNt.
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Ms y l}iD- pAlli~ Richmond, Va beg la uiurn fhc
citizens of iAnfhhn that tb,N are now prepared 10 rNscnt"
rltfN dos,lpunuet silk ,attan N"ulvn Il tcnR tau
We'll AS dom New York olspw here W. have
ncN machinery and the bet at norhmen aud guar
tutro satisfaction n patrons Metnu sub aud DE lam
ht. dNcd u fashionable eoiols 1" suit the taslo ei ho
nept- NhaW Of cNrr, desenpiou dyed or cleaned ttac
shawl Aed scale crimson other tolors equal 10 imrut
ed NeNe dyed equal tonW, silk drossns cleaned aud Groaa
vim stains tema,ed W. tcud to do work equal To-
any establishment in lie ul,d States and respectfully nhru
The atrenagcet th" ezensut iNnohhurf and vicinity ue
uemtn Gamous dN Nrl aud cleaned Ia look equal tnhcw
DENNIS \ BHn.
suee,ssors to ! W Hines Franklin Ut opposite Metroroi
Tan lIHll, Richmond Va. lsep ldfs
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MEDICINES, &C.
mAIT,ueRE noCN Hospital.

l''' ~, d''s - -
rEWE founder Of ths 3efnralga VI, tb ',' world
gerta'. rl5''. sil ,'t"s' IAN in the Loins
Constitutional Debility lnF'eh,A H''>'.,11 Vt ~ - ~
suG ,dmhs, Affections et the hfan'H5 i'P ',ia ~ IL
rnt Nose sSoi and all hose rl9ps a@I % mGaHs'l
dc.troys bbay aud mind rha--"eret and ~e.arl froe
tres.tre NOR t,ia I" i"er HsinaI in1" , 35 49,, " " f
n d. marinersl {s-e biFhtns '4,f g-t "rl'''' ''' q
audepadens, rendering ,9aL..ngr. g. ~ "iez''"''
A"ung ven a. ,,r sIt,r, Vice
ha dreadful and u'", o"ns ie f M inost cx
ag to9i ana . nn' , the thaRder4 at eeluace
et[a9e' ll'l,5of sf"1 I @a r ~ may cali win All conf
ienee. ,,,r,;.yc.
,,., , ar , ,''i Men Contemplating marriage
ho a"afe ct seal consult ra, 6r R9 be re
.of,i +, perfect health. .....
ne Mt P't m ni G,or as 4rrii,n,u a. confident
y leiy upon his skiI as a rhy .ean.
ID. md 49, mi ,#.1r rtsiaTrd
S3.,f. III nr,,altv io.t froqucntly paid by those
r h.r i., ti.tim Of Improper indugencies
N'2 nav ,, :, to comm n rI,es-,s rom not being
Na % tbe snIoct W III pretend 10 deny that the
ss 6a I9 San G2 nc I praicf a ha. be
+ ca@n4., of healthy offspring, serious and de
n and me@'a @ r9%gfr 3s9, i",lie@ "gaSeqe@
nsry@u, Gt. ~ ny ny ~ ] , n .,Iian, of consumption g.
""asg9I ga " n" Solrn TFenfIcN SrRefr, seven doors
from nm@e str % l r. ,a NIX n n HBER RI y' cl YOU De vii ms
a. al. ~ I9e nla,s
G,r Hd,rao,f a no Caarre Made IN from Oac to i"o
wa pays ~
40 MHNe'l n,,. Un .,os.NsroV, D. fs- ',,'''' ''
,,r If the Roal College OF Surgeons London Graduate
@ @ tSr @ ,ag a pa Of whose life has been p-nt in
nitaI3 of Loud H. Philadelphia and where has
tni ,oapy troubled whrn, u tA head a ears when
,t, ,eat nervousness hong alarmed al sudden sounds,
and bashtulnes' wiz frequent ouan's ] eJiaeiy
rlnin Di,e"~e. -e.,.......
When tina misguided and mprudgn, yotay Of pleasure
has he Ga. o9g o s II I 9 gs scsa Of shame or dread
deier HIM from applying those who from edoce
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anGAMs. .cignr.. sianr--,s ono e.nninc ..n

4 sus.AKS, Cigars cisnr-.-35O0 Genuine III
u vana and Domestic Cigars tor sale Wholesale aud Retail
at H. NJ Harris Co.'S Tobacco Cigar Wine and Liquor
Wehayc received complete assortment OF Cigars ",
e. and would ea the attention of persons in need o any
thing line St9ek which is larger and com
that Of house in the City and our facilities 10 Sc
the best articles Ia line not surpassed by
house in Virginia. Please give us call. -
sep Tots IL NJ HAlklS y -.
EEsSa AND AsNSEXs.-a have now in store
% H4nsacs Jeans insey for servants to which
invite the attention Of large margin allowed 10
',.. Is,s# Who. +, s,l again A. Is. RUCKER,
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Nelts aud Porte Meua Percussion tnlH tnnr"wdrf Ianl
Shat BGs Powder liBsks Pouches aud Ros lid bnas,
y plla- and Wr,n,uH- Washing Rod and Tiekle~. log
Chains aud Collars Gnu Makers Materials a. A. ~ RE
kolNIR~ aud FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers ni'es,
tht trade $. 81 IlIlRLANl1
NJ Main street opposite Iaer square Richmond. Va
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TIN ftlsI q As NNs NN NAttnfn ny lif virginia
MECHANICS 1NsI1rrIl toH Til roNoIIoN
lHr AtGUtNir ANS -
$ NNIfTI SWITZERLAND. on RICHMOND, NtEG
laata. .crrut Guns PISTOL $ hud IIIGls, exhibited
file tNhhuau at Articles al American Manufacture hed
Hr ttN at Is. hmend ou The l6ih day at Nov, 1-5l
jaws " e lINlIIfN. j. y. BtiNlN.
Secretary. President
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q Manufacture. aud Donlors IN Gt NfoWpllt having
reduced fh.ir prices er- with the reduced 81 oi
olpr Ihu WI known brands OF Lice
trp Indian and Kentucky Rife Hdrt Ia kegs aud can
ac,a so Guuppdar for blasting and mining, comprising
f assortment qualities nr' kinds required hy the trade
guHtauiu i 10 give euiir" faitHiatil"h
The zfamintl af thtr FpWurR which has 'nloYei te
highest reputation than twenty i've years y An be
ioaud by any othcr manufacture ia tn ""rl
FORBADE principal deHr4 and Hlso Ht The cfhro #
the Company No. - Wnll. Water 4ireel sew Nofk
4 q. HAZARD, if.st
A L DnrHIAss, SceTf,
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sDVt I,eyed and receiving this davS an immense stock
ne, bows and rhds CAPS of every conceivable pattern
aud quality. and ae lower piees than heretofore -
LOUIS l.. ARNI>TEADJ
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