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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

The Augusta Chronicle and sentinel publish
IS a long. able, interesting. and patriotic letter
.,or, C,J F,,ebe 1of,;ng his no.itio, IN tn.
:, .,
coming ei'ouoh' "'. II IN %" "'' "'"
knotra Democrat Of that State; but he can't 90
Souattor Sovereignty or Wilmot Provisoism IN
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more NOT because concur with him ia IN his potts
cal views bat bseaass De e1qsg mn haa H9a efff'
important tfa..'aE f''.,.t Das" 4a'' es' -. " -
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absence. What i - - d,.as' W hat" n#.ihlHe
10 eat. and II avoid -tarvGtion, ono oi "a. mas'
necessarily run away. Now, ladies aud e'haf
mcu. hive proposition To make "h's"
eomnrnpisc thr difficulty, and both Of Us run a
way iogethe-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF III
aody+, Jackson Hem, clay snd Lat"rs b"f


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INC "" io'N Nv. ,I.-,.,;..
very lengthy statement I"a 'as -.
/ =. Blair. on the lr"F'3rntiai riee'i"n ~ ~
. We Law before our readers The pft rrtrrIUG II
H., .tar.o # baf,,in and corruption an Mr..
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~ If Nj Bneh'ean's ploi. Win i"e f'iaea' 81
Ire latter 10 1t The "hale b. known ~ b.',a5
ting Mr., Ieieher 10 reftlI IL" eaaN' 9f''3' ist',
with him. II y hnd se'n me eS'i WIZ 't'"fi.'
jackson was hsne. would haf' con-, i1'f IA up
position On "hcn ne he,'' W. VI. ~ ''''''',
itsi eppf"hcheh INN ON M I'''. IL 5'3
dii supPase be had como rom VT. ~ hifF'he1
he nstd ih' torn "' vi '''N ''f,|'t hht
therefore, IA giving Inn In answer a'H 'eP'fEi
Inn Il say 10 Mr.. Gay anu Ms lilrH's ""a' ,.''
answer Ind ueen's ! his answer 81" h'' Sa'l' "
buchanan afNlfH ma h'i.f' y s'''"- ~ ''' t''
= CIV II IL Mr. NieY'ef TINT II was VT CIV
I IN tohiu, hua forgot AZ" M I'm" Pl'P's',
10 Nj cay now N'ih,a hy Nest my NM
; ietehor anu repeatedly htenShi u ms lte""ee
t"n, several hmes m la''f y'afs IL hRYhR DC"
intlmeied To Mr' Bnrhannn mat " 4.s't h' ~
Mr. Clay j duty IL publ III Inc ie''s' pli BE-
Wa dtS-ahdrd from II by MI bas.Ah'n
hi't@ Alr. Cay nm '"N''ho' i,''"ti "''
con-Hr'd by tie iahrieat'on ihI-eh''a L" III.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

The PANAMA RIor. 1t is stated that the Pre-
sident will make a formal demand for repara,ion
for damages sustained by citizens in the riot
at Panama, and will enforce the claim if neces
sary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

"a
i. 18th. Inc tremendous hurricane Nh.ee "a
Inflicted sneh terrible havoc on other paf' u '''s
nut eoa~i sfrn1- 3" haTr fAHaastea "s s"'hN =
efore Il reached Galveston.
The Legislature llas pied q res"Ia'i' N 10 az,
.alru-the llna-e On The hrsf Of septenhfr "no
lie SENATE on the 18Th instant. me Austin CO.
e-pouleut ai tbe Galveston New. say t"at II i =
.faorbe TINT they vii a-rlt The ait''si,.t :,
I'D thd both Houses VIII ADJOURN on tue -'''
Instant.
\ motion lo, b'cn madr IN ihf il"a-' -
outsider tie vote sustaining tn" Governor ven
- She Nr-tera R1.lfnndS5h'l, aud the 'f-',,'h
Had ben made the spoon. ot4cF q 'he "'2 III
II 1iag, the 18th.
\ hl.l Ia bon reported "a The iioase ilo" -
.ntrrnd Improvement C@nntires c"nsun ' :,
Inc Ieta- Western, the Mrmph. ana ~ a.
.ai Galveston and Rcd River Rhr'ad Veinp'
.ie<. nttcr thy shtll have rfa'Hfd ,einh s"Q,'
20 be- mutually agrrfd ON. between Fort Worm
nd the Lat Brunch of the TRINITY win a VI "
10 continue the road wesi from such point 10 II
'a-o, under any one Of tine three characters ~
~ may prefer. y most Il the members are
a4orablc 10 this bill, il will pass, III SAID, WIN
oat opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

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i"r ten year. lie net "If'"fn u ''' 1'a',''
i,lend ef The man "t7'r 't"o'If' ,oor- pad
c'amed The war III ihe i''9'' u
aud OF Inc gtf't i5p "''' mn e''s'' ~ ~ "
~ glory IL emu o''9 -, S''' ~ - -
hfbe a7""i Il 'aaHlea "hsc' .ai' nun,
President tbe "tber SfftfiafY' WIN we" - '',
succcs-im. and established tins dee',e interest
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be'h tie 'n.irloa' mn To whom his scheme
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

oa' hBNGR sNllu.
,cufral Square. East Boz 3#
Nom gaIaa, aalr.- slsur.i Gt r. on tie ,yrap1,r
shfH ". FoWLE = %. IL WASHINGTON street, B..
For a.Ic by j. II THOMPSON y co. amid II sEAy
ap,=4. n zattuH -
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Z! J. win wilma riesiS1fe az" ny "st'n'ony
T. IN Izl,a a4 ,,Ie nav, s'f.Iei for am,
81 N faT In ' 5 IT ps hin r IN ne vs an 81
qad Sur stomach Ir7nhlentiy recommend To afflicted
diamond December 9th le5J.
m aud @ f tIa otrsr Drugp' - ia III city of FrlinanI
IN ', t @ ,Iqtae Of Basgrs rci5a ter,
P.i..5 leruts per botile.
lsn,.. i.yasdGasg. and by Druggists GENERALLY. "
aug 26 Nv
o., & he ~. 81 p" te PAIN fer
a5r, 4r 10 pu "A gy-d PRAISE Experience has eau.
g',eg ' ." e lae G6a, e sor egas
common Nils. +,- ' ~, t 5u t }'r-
th''', ~ ',i rom os1', man
fa.k Of lld1s4r by u. nv" If ty6s Isl, a, 4n
,l,i af tiranpll the Cd. 81 ooi it saved me from,
tle oaoica doag the snma' i ~ Travelling anil
i.s,cd 5tm5. 6erg my t iat ay Jcdsposcd 10 dsan
tory ATTACKS accomp" 5fd 'il Pun .I fch me fah .'r
was s,y'It9 ,e'.I have b '.p 'i Is'e
Tho country ovrr,f d. cry hons cured by use If
a. - i ,,.,H tt, faatliaehr 1ratitnl, and a an.
,,aIaI ~ l,. WA from lnr TIN. uusa, tied f,f
I'D MINI M9,g[ # n the Gospa.
where '''R 20 ~"
for all neble remedy. acting does, immediately "a
ergy and ysar to Ac y stem when Tagging manner a
rior any medicine ever made knaNn t. The ""r1
Sel at the man9f'g afi s NJ. - 9Adn mo. New lor>
and W 29l strand La"'ni ny a5 druggists, at =
The ,.a.i-,cai tables of n.ortaii,y shaw :, re-
fnr lon in Ms r3ulry of the proportion 81 deaths from fl
Nina ds,s n5et Aver att 59tes his result To tli Of
fe n hi. ory rycteral He also as-orts that he ea
rom his r Pms give reason II believe they viii l.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

stzEreeiYng new ami fashionable Music weekly, in ~
80 addition t. lis large sf5ck hand Music Sa SzN
loon, Bmk Square LynchRmg Va W 2 GREENE
llis ''''i--'i'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

At Deceived anoiher lot o. ChicieriHs
~ \ Sons celebrated Piano Fortes, and for sale bv
". Z. GREENE,
NLlLLa. - I.-L-.l l.-nr.. Y
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Z sF$fab oil nni NhifF Zinr.--We are
NJ e'EiHs arE' supplies If Iinsecd o. White Zinc Paint
Spirits urpdine Ptut l}rnsLcs toars ground IN Oil SrI
Paper a.. &C. which yer. l for cash or 10 uap
" 'hsi'nhAs. j. II. THOMPSON Il CO.
ulE ~ Annthnenras- Drarnlsa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

y Klp VIII open ih" third session Of their School
day Scpe"hrf lst e6 Their course Of instruction WI ,
3ude an those branches necessary in The preparation
The lnINel.-LN of Va.
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4. !. vii, willing pleasure add my TESTIMONY
t. fs y ~ Is#rs Ht'or-i ia relieving establish
ed ,sa.i Dyspepsia fan wHeh ye suffered for uH,r
~ ,,s#4 TIM BOTTLES uyinr 1ac only +
i value rs Toni butts permanent reiiet IN Water Br,n
aud Saar stomach lcuienty feealomead I" II afflicted
IL G. HcNEMAEA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

IN @ss'! HESzf !!-AmOthcr lot OF Music jus;
We received At LANGuORNE y ALkJPS. .
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

1'S s.''-%rirr- 20" IIiri1iiu. aud prtscr, M.
- 81 .'' ban rs Ground aud ulgroUnd Mace Gloves f-
,,'l 5tufl' White Al aHd ruia .on Ginger P.arr
~ Need. Celery ste. Hc, g.. for srle by
"'7 -'it SIROIuER i NAITEHEAt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
>H. ,sols1ls4s nHs,r.,acss.

az 2nd DOOR ABuyE THE NnEyTIL HOUSE.
aHg 2"dt5 IYNCHrBG, y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18
6nn nnn HssuELs WHEAT WAN.

be uf3cd with quantity of No Peruyi
nu Government Qua direct from the Government Agent
n price he bought here. shall also keeI
On hand n god supply o lump and Lynchburg
Grauua Wi Wiz sell rs cheap any other foFsa ia this
pisrr WI y MIiI4lR,
IIf HYa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

On Wedncsdnv evening there was barge
meeting Of The Wings Of Ma-snchusetts. at Fan
enil Hall Boston. speeches were nude by Thorn
n. stevenson. who presided ~ tire oecasion,)
George Lunt aud Oils 7. Lord. The following
resolution, with others, was unanimou.ly nd"P
ted:
H,solrea. That in Thee perilons times the
Wbio. .f Massachusetts, will remain true Il the
lessons Of lhcir fathrr-. Sterring their course by
the.e light. they will, by tho help of God. wcth
or the .hoa- and quick sands al di.union, and
carry the old ship ii State into the haven # se.
CURLY md peace. The Wing National Cohyen.
ton, that great council Of patriotic aud nohe-
hearted men. has placed man at the helm who
commands our confidence That man Is Milford
Fillmore, nccepting and raiItying his appoint
men, ~. our captain aud lender, we give ourselves
to the work with Il manful determination Ia 10
whit We can Ourselves aud leave the resi- to Pfo.
I'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18
.x..,,,.,h,-,. a, H.brr, harm.

We briefly mentioned Yesterday. an account
from European correspondent of the Central
Presbyterian. If a visit 10 the sister Of Robert
Barns in Scotland. The writer says:
We visited an smineuce which commanded a
view # .lhe Castle Of Mnntgomerie.' where
Highland Mary lived. and then went 10 the
spot where she and Born. had their last meeting.
little brook separated them, across which they
extended their hands. holding between them a
Bible, over which they made their Vows Of IN
changing consianoy. shortly after Highland Ma
~ died. | snw that Bible in IA collection Of relics
Of the kind and rrn1 On the ily leaf n ver.e taken
from LeYiliea-. link. about fidelity ia keeping
vows. written hY Burns for Nary. Fastened to
the sumo lraf wa ~ yellow rinRIet. To me it
was something to see II lock Of Highland Mary's
hnir
Returning 10 AYR. we passed pretty little res
idenee, half hidden by shfubbery, IN which Mr.
Begg. the only surviving sister # the poet, re-i-
des. Arre-tiny our cnrringe at the door. | ring
the bell A pleasant looking young woman mn
swcred il. said l. would it be agreeable to Mr..
lBpgR to receive n call from some travellers from
the United Suites, who wish 10 pny her their res.
poets 20 yes the prompt answer was; my
1unt is always delighted 10 see visitors from
America She u-hercd us into the purlor md
otter waiting few moments. little bright eyed
quick moving old lady came rustng in. ex-
cnsod our visit, on the ground of natural desire
10 SEE relative ~ one whose writings were
known and admired in cyery part of the United
States She wa, evidently pleased with the com
p.ment and answered., "l'm thnkin ye ken
grrat donl about Robert III America" aud added,
Tint she received more calls from gentlemen
from .the Sintes' than from any part Of the
world. She showed Us somo letters of her brother
written in bold round hnud. al 80 nm original por.
trait which she cleared was correct likeness.
Mrs. BeeR l. the fanny Of "the Cotters, Selur-
day hight:
But hura r1prome gently al the door,
denny Who kens the meaning Il the same,
Tells hoa anchor Ind comc DER the moor
To do some ctrtnd and convoy her hume
One Of my friends made an nlln-ion to the fact
that she was the original of this picture. She on.
~ laughed aud answered, perhaps tho less that
il said about that. the better.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

Adyiccs from Hong Kong are to the 3lst Ja-
". I'nisd States Consul Keenan, had had NM
Their difficulty with the magistrates The Shans
hni reyolutonists dreaded The interference 81 the
American Commissioner between themselves aud
tho impcria.ts. An heir 10 the imperial throne
bad been born ut Pekn. but not of the empires.
III mother had. however, been elevated 10 n no
bic rank bv the Emperor, ant i legitimacy de-
creed -, chow had been visited hy severe
fire severe typhoon. bad RACED along the Annoy
coast, and the beach at WhonpJa had suffered
from waterspout.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

THE PETERSBURG INTEILIGENcER denoouce.
charge recently delivered by Judge Go. W.
Thompson to a grand jury in the county OF
Brooke, in which he expatiates on treason, &c,
as, in truth, mere political speech for party pur
poses, as enunciating tyrannical doctrines, con.
trary to the Constitution and the Laws, md cas
rpon the Legislature 10 impeach him. Judge
Thompson was violent nti-Slavery man some
years ago and aow seems disposed TO make
amends by being equally violent on the other
side.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18
Another AMERICAN Victory.

Mayor T. w. rwloy, lAmc,ieau.) has ia-t
been elected Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit
of tennessee, over Judge Barton, (Democr1tD
Ia supply the vacancy oeea,lene1 10y the death
OF Mayor Kinds. Majority 300. tennessee will
eameout fright side up" ON the ith of Noycm.
bar, and no mi stakc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

Paddy lloof-, the celebrated pedestrian. hat
better known al lurd, and the various Com.
mons in the neighborhood. Of London the
"Ammersmith Antelope" is siil carrying ON
his llercueun feat of walking around Il lady in
full dress one hundred times in one hundred CON
seeutiYr days. IL !, now in hi. second week,
aud looks rs fresh when he first started,
There nre bets 10 considerable amount thatPad.
dv vii never be able 10 complete his arduons I'M
dertaking. What makes it all the more difficult
j. that fresh lndy i submitted every day. It
has been observed that the dresses "t these Va
rlous ladies are getting bigger almost every day.
What the siz", therefore, VIII be before the 91'h.
much less the lpoth, day is completed. the most
elastic imagination ,uul,- like nm over stretched
pieceo India rubber. in It's vain effort - CON
prehend. 1t il also feared that there viii he 40
open space large enough in the vicinity of the nv
ttupolis to admit of the experiment, ~ soon rs it
las expanded tits fJics' dimensions being f,ir
" tried. In the mean tine however. Paddy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18
VIZ. buchanan in Tcxus.

Within the past month the jefferson Herald,
Of Eastern Texas, has repuliatrd Mr. Buchan-
an On account of his equator soyrcigntv. dc.
time The Herald is ar old and iuhacut al
Democratic paper; never before dbl 1t bolt any
nomination And new ON the heels of that, the
Franklin Patriot, Published in Paris. heretof5r,
neutral piper, has hoisrd the names Of FiU
mere and Donelson. So we are informed by a
letter from ClarhsvIlc, To1a-. published in the
Menphs Eage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

a dyspeptc old hypochondriac makes the fol
lowing piteous inquiry: We have elcat cuhboges
great goosebclrie- great cities, great balloons,
great crlnone prtllcoats, great bulls, PIG md
calyes, but tell M, where are our great men =
Punch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

displays uncommon PLUCK. lis uniaiiing go'a
humof aud oheerfulness under his trying lsbo' :
wins smiles 4 approval even from liz fair t
ramparts. W. wish the brave faIIow every sue
ress. md .hall from week 10 week mike n point,
or several ponff rather. If recording the onward
march If hi- iron tipped bluchers and undaunt-
ed pcr.ryefance.-Pu Punch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-18

Recent letters speak hopefully Of Walker
army in Nicaragua aud predict TINT h., hy
liz talents, courage, aud indami'able will. vii
finally prevail in that country, and establish u
permanent government, TO be controlled by Gin.
zens from the lnited States
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Bonnet, Cl1aks Tms Dress Caps Head Dresses taia
Stoves Haudkech,f stockings Gloves Dress Trimmings
Of every character French Gf1's mat spPc
.el die stf aud killing Corset Hop SRa Zephyr goods
cb,d Gbeueal Head Dresse- in the rfea', Il
aty Tinseled Jaairs> md other elegant flowers for tie
aair tr Hair Brads and fftces Con and an endless
variety Al Of Which nm determined to sell cheap
r. over. Tor rash
Rasoree, pretty Banneis 81 50 and - o.
OF lEts A =. LNGLIDONE.
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n requires cold Nerthest storm 10 make { :. Bliss
busiest and most attractive place in
and would advise Hl WHO not prepared fr Win
chilling winls haste ither his beautiful
sbrtment be entirely gone
lie has hand FIN supply Of Furnaces, Ranges
GooRing Patterns patlr Office and Box
Of every ard style for wood coal Gaies that
rpassc heauty and which cannot fail 10 please
the most fdial- He isaa prepared do all kinds Of job
work rl,r 4 Tn Copper orlon with dispatch and ncatness
Tn Plumbing tH-anS, saso carried ON by him ia
that -naal leHsoee His friends aud patrons both in town
and country i1praft b calling soon
Ntardaf4 pr mptly aitendedto
BLISS.
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'el -. Hair Restorative. Nos. 1,
=. ,n.rn...,MANrtp, for ,lc ne,, yen,

uv,>lUD HIRE an able bodied N"4r"
~ vAS f,r the balance II ue stf. Apply ri MS 0'e
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Late arrivals from Europe bring intelligence oi
the existence of serious apprehensions that the
relations of peace now existing between Russia
and the Allies again about 10 be disturbed
The cause of difficulty is Diplomatic circu.
/ lar" signed "Nesselrode.e which has been sent
10 all the Courts of Europe setting forth what i
to be tho foreign policy Of the Russian Govern
ment. Some Of the British Journals interpret il.
as in effect II challenge 10 England and France.
for it says in substance that If the Western Pow
er. attempt 10 eeeree the kingoi Naples int he
adoption Of reforms necessary 10 prevent mn out.
break in Italy. OF in other words general ecu.
yulsion throughout Europe. Russia will o-p9p>e
the cause If King Bomha. on the principle ihei
he Is a Sovereign in hi. own right, and i iu-iiii-
cd in doing what he likes with his own. The
spirit of this manifesto piyes color 10 til" belief
which prevails. TINT Russia will send her fleet for
this purpose 70 tho Bay Of Naples TO oppose those
Of England and France. aud collision may n
rise. the consequences of which cannot well bo
over estimated.
Tho Circular i addressed To all Russian aep=
resen,aiiye- abroad. 1t was read by Baron Bru=
now to the French Minister If Foreign Affairs.
but was not otherwise officially communicated 10
that Government. \ distinction is thus sought
10 be- established between n simple despatch -ont
10 n diplomatic agent and formal notification di-
reeily addressed to the Government. The renl
question is, however, whether the Circular Itself
is, or is not, correct exponent Of the policy of
Russia
From the London Dali, NcasJ
The text of this manifesto is neither more nor
les than solemn deelorailou-haughfy In fone aud
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Tho present Napolennc reign are 'iihrf"ni but
the ladies' Nevertheless allow ihem,"isr. great
latitude. Punch.
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ERshionnhle ltxIrehuc..

Daring the first French empire the dresses of
the ladies were remarkable for the lbpraity with
which they admitted Of the display of natural ad
vantages. The fashions contemporancous with
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IN SEPT q. ESQ, Are ccrtsV their Stock # FaII
and Winter Fancy and staple Dry Ge"s Ia wlrh thcv re-
spectfuly call the attention a thr and the Iutc
An persss " auiing really fashionable and drs ao win
lind greatly the interest to call ard make their purchases
from this stock nay large ard gotten no " IN tt
greatest rot sble to 81! lie. quality aud price
=
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SE receiving my Store cheap, beyond all qucs
lsa get aud fashionable Roods
Uces from until Christmas and vii sell them cash
onY 81 small profits JNO. j. IENIS, At.