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"If there be those either North South who desire
administration for the North against the South,
or for the South as against the North, they are not
the men who should give their sutfrages TO me.
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
IMILLARD FILLmoRE's SPEECH IN NEW YORK.
"The foundation Of my preference is, that Mr..
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
ment with signal success and ability. He has
been tried and found true, faithful honest and con-
scientious. wish TO say nothing in derogaton from
have both rendered great services TO their country
the one in the field, and the other in the Cabinet
They might possibly administer the government as
we'll as Mr. Fillmore has done. But then neither OF
ted position he now holds, and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain Ms from making any
change without a necessity for il, the existence o.
which do not perceive" Letter 10 ULInann
March 9Th, 1889.
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Good News from Mississipni.

We are rejoiced to learn that Hon. William l..
Sharkey has been appointed American Elector for
the State at large in Mississippi in place of Hon.
Amos R. johnson, resigned. of course, Judge
Sharkey would not have been appointed had it
not been known that he would accept. He is the
ablest most popular, and most influential man In
the State; has national reputation; and his APP
pointment as an American Elector will beget con-
fdence in the minds Of Americans throughout the
State.
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In accordance with previous announcement,
there was large gathering of old-line Wings at
Baton Rouge, on the nth instant, at which reso-
lutions were adopted in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore, and
the Hon. F. d. Conrad was appointed delegate to
the Wing National Convention at Baltimore, and
]. NJ. McCutchen, Esq, as substitute. Thus the
old-line Wings in one State after another are
wheeling into line for Filllnore.
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SENATE.
WrnsrsnAr. July 30, 1855.

WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1906.
Mr. JOHNSON presented bill for the relief of
Joseph Churchwen, Qusrtermaster of Kentucky
regiment Of volunteers during the war with Mexico
passed.
House bill making appropriation for the support
of the army Of the United States for the year
1856, was taken up and referred.
An act regulating the pay Of members was ia
ken up, and an amendment having been proposed
thereto, it with the amendment was referred TO
Committee on Finance.
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THE Work GOES 0N.-Withdrawals from the
Democracy are still going on the State of Arkan-
sas The following names, attached to cards Of
withdrawal, appear in the Helena Shield OF the
10th: Joseph Davis, II. B. Bell, John I. Skid
more. The following names are published in the
same paper as accessions to the American party :
Henderson Pate, James Pate, Wright Kindrich, b.
F. Cleveland, John Sheness, Thomas Anderson.
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The inquiry has been made of us, Where was
Mr.. j. Clancy Jones last week? He was not in
the House; yet IL is wen known that he was in the
city, and in good health. We hear rumor that
he was busy engaged preparing some Buchanan
documents for circulation among the Fremont men.
Mr. Jones being in favor of granting the elective
franchise to free negroes, 1t was thought best that
be should manage the preparation and distribution
Of Free-sol documents to win back the Free-soil
Democracy of the North to the support of Bucban-
anism. Buchsnanim is at SO low an ebb now, that
some desperate scheme is considered necessary to
arouse even the slightest enthusiasm for " Old
Buck" We wonder if the negro-suffrage petition
sr is promising the Frec-soil Democracy that Buck
will conform to their wishesi viii J. Clancy
Jones deny that he signed petition In favor of
free negro suffragef
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Hon, Sam. Caruther..

Mr.. Csruthers, in his speech delivered in the
House Of Representatives, last night, said that
Northern Democrats might regard slavery
moral oad political evil yet be could hold fellow
ship with them, and unite With them in support of
the same candidates for the Presidency"
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DIED.

This morning, at ten o'clock, WILLIE PITTMAN
only son of Charles w. and Alethea Lambdin, aged
two years, two months, and six days.
g4y- Our friends are invited to attend his funeral
services at residence tomorrow morning at ~
o'clock, previous to his removal to Baltimore
Baltimore papers please copy
In this city on the 2Sth instant, EDWARD PER-
RY, infant of Harrison p. and Elizabeth B. Lew
is, aged one year.
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Mr. BROWN presanlad !

Mr.. BROWN presented petition praying for an
act to incorporate Washington Paper Mill.
Mr.. SEWARD offered resolution calling upon
the Secretary Of the Navy for information relative
which recently returned to the United States.
bill to provide for the payment OF pension
agents was taken up, considered and postponed.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration
of the Internal Improvement Bills, with the under
standing that they were TO be disposed Of TO day.
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We happened in the House of Representatives
last night during the delivery of a speech by the
Hon. Henry w. Hoffman, of Maryland. To say
that It was an able speech would be but meagre
praise. 1t was chaste in language, delivered with
grace, and powerfully argumentative Mr. H., in
glowing language, pointed out the abuses Of the
elective franchise under the present naturalization
laws, and traced the coalition between the Democ-
racy and ultra disunion Republicans in seeking to
perpetuate these abuses, and to protect the aliens
in these abuses upon the nestimable right of Anne
rican citizenship--the elective franchise.
We hope this speech viii be spread before the
American people and placed in the hands of every
citizen who desires to correct abuses, and who
wishes to understand the foul coalition by which
these abuses are to be perpetuated. Especially do
we hope that Americans whose Representatives in
the present Congress have deserted, abandoned
Americanism, and stultifed themselves and their
constituency by either uniting with the alien De-
mocracy or the foreign Republicans, viii take the
trouble to lay before their friends this speech
The people should know who have been true to
the principles Of Amercanism, and who have
proved recreant to their pledges and wilfully stu
tiled themselves.
Mr.. Hoffman laid bare the Republican Democrat
ic alien coalition with eloquence and great power
Maryland should be proud of such representa-
tive. He is bold fearless, conscientious and faith
full, ready to meet any issue, and determined to
defend the principles which have been ntrusted
to him by his constituents.
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
SENkTE.
TUESDAY, July 20, 1855.

After our report closed
The bill making an appropriation for the con-
struction of a harbor at New Buffalo, Michigan,
was rejected-l7 to 81.
The bill making an appropriation for the con-
struction of harbor at the mouth of Clinton
River, Michigan, was passed--26 to IL.
The bill providing for the completion of the
harbor at st. Joseph's, Michigan, was passed.
The bill to continue improvements in the har-
Dor of Newark, New Jersey, was then considered.
The Senate adjourned without coming to vote
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CIRCULATE THE DocUMESTs.-The importance
of circulating American documents in every coun-
ty of the Union, win not be denied. The Demo
Gratis and Fremonters very busy il their respec.
tive lines. Let the good work, therefore, not be
neglected by the Americans. A thorough atten-
ton to this subject will, we are confident secure
the election Of Fillmore and Donelson.
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BANorHER PRoor.-The Boston Ledger saw.
1--WE are to-day told that, some time before the
meeting of the late conventions Col Fremont him.
self declared that be did not soc how the Amer.
cans could nominate him because Of his religious
belief as be was Roman Catholic. This was said
TO lady who knew him, and who bad attended
the Catholic church with him.
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John w. Sayer Of Morgantown, Virgins, makes
proposition, through the Morgantown Union, 70
the following effect he offers to bet a. 900 that
Mr.. Buchanan win not be President in 1857. The
proposition to remain open till September l. II
accepted, the money to be deposited in the Bank at
Morgantewn. He further offers to give $50 to any
one who will procure the bet to be taken.
Here is fine chance for any ardent Buchanan
man 10 make or lose "a, o00
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CHANGING FROM FREMONT TO FILLMoRE.--The
Trenton IN. j. State Gazette, Fremont paper,
has been purchased by CIV. Tolles, and viii come
out for Fillmore. The change creates some excite
ment, and new Republican paper will be started.
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REELECTION OF Col. Brooks. ---Hon. Preston s
Brooks of South Carolina, was reelected to Con.
gross on Monday, having received all the votes cast
but six
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From Ohio.

| To the Editors of the NeD York Express
In the Tribune, Friday,) notice letter from
a correspondent at Columbus, Ohio, headed 'Stam-
pede from Buchanan to Fillmore" As corrobora-
ting what the writer says, give you below, few
extracts from letter received day or two since
from on old and valued friend, dated:
"ToLEpo, July 20, 1856.
" Dear Mr. The
cause is gaining steadily in this State. Yesterday
l received letter from j. M. B--n, of Column
bus, in which he says that prominent Democrat,
heretofore connected with Democratic newspa-
per, has come out for Fillmore and Donelson. He
is backed by the chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee. These two WELD large infu-
ence among the masses of that party, and the re-
suit of their detection from Buchanan cannot be
estimated.
If this movement is general as doubt not 1t is
Buchanan Is dead here. Fremont may get the
State, but it win be very close work. The enthu-
siasm for him is on the wane.
YOURS, &c, AMERICAN
The above corresponds with information reoeiv-
ed at this Office from Democratic sources. The
truth is the intelligent portion of the Democrats
perceive that Mr.. Buchanan's chances are COM
pletely destroyed, by the assertions to Fremont,
and that Fillmore alone can beat the Lord Of Ma
riposa.
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NORTH CARoLNA.--The State election In North
Carolina takes place on Thursday week. The signs
arc suspicious, though II should be remembered
that the Democrats have carried the State for the
last six years.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

RICHMOND. MAY lH1i 1850
Ccntemen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
bal In small which gradually extended the entire
cad including both which much eaten by tho
fear that both would drop of
tried all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began better; the bottle broke, and
piled gals to lit again began TO Ny elder daugh
said Pa 10 of that Iur on sisters head
looked much better when you used it We got another
bottle. and her head nearly well This agra
vased and took halt hour every day wash and
offensive One more bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely there ia but little of the disease remaining
You entitled this and fr the benefit others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully u. r. CHALK.
~.
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-.., MORE NEW HOOKS, nt Morsc's.-

as=s,, MORE NEW BOOKS. at MOrsc's.-
.yYSy Gardening for the South, by White Of Georgia.
HyHy Humbots Island of Cuba WARM Kansas Rough
Ekyy Trip the Border, homes and strange
n7NN people; Ernest Linwood, by Mrs Lee Hentz The
Couresles o Welded Life by Mrs Leslie Toing and Hoping
by jenny Marsh; The Old Dominion by james; Putnam,
Knicke rbocker Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood or Mach fapl Ills
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tsETWEEN HGCHMOND AND H..

II iUKk,--STEAMSHIP ] A NJ SIU " n .s,1.L,.AIyN,
The u. y Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, n com.
inand of Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock for Ki,i
inond She yi take any freight from CIV POM
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFrLU
NOON al ! o'clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods he ON
Monday Passengers desiring to take this Ship a
aState.ltoom secured by addressing us by mail
AZ The ROANOkL Capt. SKINNER, stoIs at CITY Point
where She W i'll land and receive freight Both the Janestt
aud the Roanoke receive and land passene y Point
and Norfolk IIDIAM a N.A1 s,.N ''
2y Ri.7rIc,4
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n L.. Il. ...s.l IHRoCGH FROM BUtHANAN TO
ene4ssnEAAe.an1 l. u n

Fare from lynehburg to buchanan ...-....-....S 80
From LynchbnTg to Charlotte lille ......... 10
ON ana after the 22d of October Packet loats "
buchanan at \. NJ. and Lynchburg - T. NJ Nouda,
"Wednesday and Friday, and arrive Rcmod second d.,
at ) O'clock A. Nj. " -
Charottesvie passengers leaving Lynchburg at n T. NJ
reach SGottesyie at lb A. NJ day arrive in, Char
lottesvLle at 81 T. a. Leave Lynehairg for Iuennan p
arrive at T. NJ ~ - "
From Lynchburs to Richmond time and distanc. IN
car bel
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These vessels The fist class, built in H. nhPpe
expressly for this trade and have S 81 Bal
for passengers They commando lv ace ihno
Captains well qualified for the trade who
exertiou to accommodate They will towed lete no
by teau and may be relied on 10 sa a down
advertised t0"PN! a.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New ~
will ind Il to their interest TO ship by this line as resi
alw avs be taken as low as by other line Of WI
effort will be made by the agents in Reimon5 and
New York to give satisfaction Insurance can be .fec
the Richmond Fire Association by This line az a., 49,, III
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed Ia obnin
share of patronage. n'il
Goods shipped by this line New-York will he f,,a ,
free Of commission 10 New Orleans Mobile Charleston S
yannah or any other southern Northern port "' "a
The vessels will lie Richmond in the Ioct II, ~ =,
Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip. OF ali stre,
DAVID 81 WIN CT RRlE, Richmond
G. II. PERSON NY, Agents
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
- 10 hhds q and T. r. Sugar
% bills tafo Sugar
10 bbls lulvcr.Ycd and Crushed Sugar
boxes Loaf LuRar
20 bhls y O and i. u. MolaNcs
% bags Rio and Laguyra C1loo
10 Ito. Na.1 Old Java
80 siles Ne. sole Leather
bates Cotton ONabnrgs
10 bnles DoIncsiips
% boxes Adamantiue aud ralow Candles
IN boxes soap
20 kegs old Dominion Nails
loo sacks Salt Marshall
IL hhls Tanners OH
- pair Brugaus
80 bills Rye Whssey
- bhls Extra Rye
20 hhls Mountain, Rye
.Tog, ther with general assortment Sape Dry Goods
liquera Wines, &c, all 81 which Determined 10 sell
low for Cash or in exchange for country produce.
.lND. IIJNSFDRD
Two doors above Aeree & McClauahan's old stand,
M. --.ri La AlLrLul SLrat lnllA
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II,WICE A MEEiz KETMEEN

BHAALIiMoMEA AND HichMolp y ~ Steam s.s1s.
cls BELNlDERE and POCAllDNIAS-The
STEAMER BELN ll1EJ1 leaves baltimore every S4AT'fk
DAY AFTERNOON Richmond Rctu rning .ax rs IN n
MoND every II ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED
NESDAf AFTERNOON for Ricluiond Returning h. =,
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor / ain
fimorC.
+Shppers to Baltimore by these st have th
goods here every Monday anu Friday of q week.
~ IIDIAM A R.bn
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GITk FURNITURE HANs- /'-se7q

"a GIvk FURNITURE luANs- /s~shfsZ
lsAa FACTORY WAREROoMS, MAIN st,
Lynchburg, Va. Encourage Home Manu- sRsj
EeHries The attention Of the citizens of Iynchburg
the surrounding country respectfully invited
large aud commanding stock Cabinet Furn
aud Chairs, now exhibition Ware rooms
prng every article in the line oi every variety style
which cannot be surpassed either
The necessity NOW ohNiatcd for those going North Fur
htnrc when can be supplied at their own doos OF
perior quality and nj reasonable price
- An goods securely boxed packed deved nj the
Depot o Canal, free of charge. A WINSTON
Rp ga
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NO1lCE.-The Steamer ROANOKE. .-5-a5
~ having again commenced her regular
trips to Richmond there is communica ION 1esr<Tr-s-
tmice week, by steamers New York and Baltitnore
Shppers shipping by Pettyons regular line Boats To nv
aouIess IN Richmond will be get their
recty through without detention and az tho low est rates
Goods ordered To will be PROMPTLY Forwarded he m
o"'io h' which IS the only regular line the Canal
ALFRED 5. LEE Dock,
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AA'AA VI Wv
WM CRuTcHFIELD
cursrrurirIn April 10Th. 1855


w,ssrs fore Coiisving used Turf on and finding
Tito such fine medicine. thin II due TO yan that YOU
should know H. My daughter about foil on The
chair and and bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form Of boil and became very had II
physician but that did relieve H. II became
running and continued for nearly two tried
mrdcde could hear Of with effect until was In
dueed bottle your Turf Oafter using bottle
half entirely healed have used for other
found the benefit liberty To luse
this As you think proper. S CHAIKLY.
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Rend the Truth about our Turf Oil.

Y
During sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
leg and the skin OF place large, than hand from
the rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf on. and In a day he well. Another
mule which working my drpy became unable
walk On esamoing hls foot discovered DUAL about
inches long the head My driver and the ueghbors sad
he would be good for nothing drew the nail inserted
apiece Of lint and Turf OH and him 10 work once
aud from thai he has hour hut good
also horse badly snagged tho outside II
his thigh places about inches deep and four
inches wide, from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and u brought them entirely sound II
truly Is OF the greatest remedies for have
known, and have lived drug for several lse
tht think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove a. Co j II. WEISlGER.
For sale by STR0THER WHITEHEAD,
dom Iynchburg.
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DNT J0ODs. 4KOCAKIEs. d..
Dr. UVUt7H9 SttVV1@IF37@ TT W
GOODS RON Spring. and


In sIMAER-The Subscriber has received bis stock for
srrus and summer consisting of tho usual variety Of BIZ
"a sslyrea cloths Doe skins Fancy Marzalie. and SIX
rs,Bss plan fancy French cassimeres Ixira ne aud
,if Dfsp De Etc large lot Of linen drilling and Mar
ales for pants suits &c Shirts Collars and Drawerssj
kpds and ssss Of and make half h9se gloves
nes handkerchief sratf ties, and all Kinds Of
,toch liz trimmings sthe b's, 10 be found IN this
place
Fh here be made N order al short notice
iienilernen please call aud examine before buying.
ants An. l.. PAGE
n Tor. New s.ood--J>ils uaseh, 1s10.-sao.
M PTRyIS, agent Is selling good Bargains in all Kinds
~ lJy The public will please call and examine his
fock II Cloths NenEs Monsiins Merrpos Al
paceas az also his bite Goods. Domestic Cot
IONS Caeees &c &c, all Of which VIII be soid cheap for
CASH ma ~ d'st
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Now 1BOOks. NV
TAf1lA The Quarterly Law journal, price u 25i
A~/ The War in Kansas, by q Douglas Brewer
NAAAW ton; Toing and Hoping, by Jenny Marsh: ] he
Green Girls by Blythe White, jri Humbots Is
land of Cuba Woodh the Ways of Providence by ralv
Christine or Womans Trumphs by Laura j. Curtis
Conrship and Marriage by Caroline Lee Henz; Shoepoc
Eucoeetions; Aspen Court story times; Rachel
GRAY; Liberty and Slavery, by Bleosal,for sale by
ap LIS PAYNE y CdhiollAN.
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Meat Cutters ! Went CATERS Just received a lot
Vh Of very superior lnoS MEAT Nu1rtbs for cutting
meat aud Rncng for pies which far superior
thing Of the Kind before In this market They partc
unry adapted for family also or butchers being substan
TALLY made Please call and examine them they
IN great Demand and will be at the Agricultural
Depot Of H. S. MIIITTEMORE a. BBo,
just below the Nnryeil House. and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Capt II, Bailey,
2gts MINI streci. IYnrhlnrE
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.VXyR have new opened = very superior A.
wv sorment Of the Moir Antique, Satin du
Turks Satin Plain and waered silk patterns ladies'
very Umbrella and excellent lot OF SIX, Bingham
Cotton Umbrella which invite the attention OF Pur
rhasers JAS. A. STIGLER & co.
may sts--Rep cory: --
uDANAMAB, LE0HORNES. Ssc.-l have new
quita ful supply Of Gents Boys and chldrens straw
Go de-. handsome and cheap. "Cal 1t SEABURYS
1.QDANEL on DOx TOm8s, - shr fnil size 70
II the eutire Of small size do for
rhAdrens graves 0ADESS' MARBLE WORKS. an
may eb
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MERCHANDISE, eC.

4 NNWU.-Jno. y. Pufsis, nS'Hf' Fftu1us
thanks the public liberal patronage eesiyed
far this aud invites attention 10 the NEW GOODS
us being received bis These goods purehas
late decline in prices the North and
he sold decidedly cheap for CASH Iapl - DIS
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=" FKENtH WORK.-Wc CnII The "
~ uon OF our cuaiomers and friends beautiful ass
lent OF FRENCH WORK-Collars Sleeves Hand<ere y.
Sets Cambria Sets, Thread Lace Sets Me'hn ~
ets embroidered Skirts Infants skirts and Waists-P
&c, DC ina 22tsl JAMES a. STIGLER d Gu
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GooCHLANn February -, lesh
Mesrs Dors Gentlemen s-l'eAse send me- two dor
bottles Turf on have sold medicine that las
given much general satisfaction Turf Oh could
astonishing certificates ~ the wonderful cutvsh
has made, but II needs none, nh itwants il a trial
Your friend truly,
Nm CRIfTpHFIEIp
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~ have ali the aSo"a h anM Dwelling for rrnt.-
made immediately "sS , " rent, It apple alton be
ma @sdtsh ''Ho j. PURV1S agent
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NEW BOOKS, NEW nOOKs.-

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The Bush Boys by Cass Mayne Reid
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