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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13
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rally annoyed for some tive or three years
mast with Shoes and Caters ripping; indeed, It II 81
most proverbial now-a-dsys for Shoes 70 ZIP before
The soles are half worn out In order, II possible 70
northern cities sets his wits to work TO invent soe
thing to stand; and am happy to inform the ladies
that he has succeeded admirably, and has produced
article the solss Of which cannot by any force that
could be- employed, be separated from the uppers
An assortment Of the above have just received, and
shsl Be- pleased to show them to the ladies' at No Is
Main street. JNC. u rAdE. Sk
IN SOMKTHlNG BkAUTlFUL...Just
III received, fresh supply Of those beautiful In
AAADIA HATs 80 much admired by all who heye
seen them together with every other new and fash
ionabe style of STRAW GOODS worn this season.-
Gentlemen will please call and get one of the above
Hats If they want something that 10 really beautiful
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,
nav 7--ts No. Is. Main street.
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BUeINHee CARDS.

CARDss-WM. RKHClVAIt. C1y!t I'M
n sineer and Architsct--O ficc, 0oddin's Hall, on
18th, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornamental DraWimg.
In connection with my architectural and Engf-
aided BY competent sssstants am prepared 70 make
Designs and Copies Of all kinds OF Machine Work;
Plans for Bndses stone or otherwse Copies % Lith.
orrnph from OF Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
Res; Copies Of Land Maps, Trscinss, TO-, with De-
drns for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
E'8I WILLIAM PERCIvAL.
NH 1s---6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

RI NOTI e E...W. G. DAILY -
informs the citizens of Richmond,
and country, that he has commenced
~ the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
18th street, opposite Mr. COTS Saddery store, where
he 10 prepared make to order any article in his line,
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. NJ DAVIS, one of the beat cutters In the
country, win superntend the business and use every
effort to please both as to article and fit. have the
best material-and workmanship shall not be surpass
ed by any. trial is respectfully solicited.
I4TH STREET, Isle ROW,
an 2q.--d3m lst door from Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

NOVA SCOTIA HiERRINGS.--
io5 R Bsifs barrels Choice Cut Herrings,
Cargo of schooner Magnet" direct from the Fishe.
ries, landing on the Dock, for sale by
my 3 BACON & baskerville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

UGEhS.--A fine assortment of Augc rs
"A for Carpenters, Milfwrights and Ship builders
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and dealer in foreign and domestic
my9 Hardware and Cutlery, No IS Main st.
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7NO TOBACCO PLANTEKS,--We have
No. Ammoniated Super Phosphate of Lime, and
from its peculiar adaptation to Tobacco crops and the
many satisfactory experiments that have been made
hesitation in advising pante to it in preference
to Peruvian Guano at pre- sent prices Being sole
agents for the manufactuJe r In this CITY, persons
wishing to it be ured of getting genuine
article from US.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-13

MARBLE WORkS...MILLER & WIN.
lVl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship, equal to any
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Philadel
pha prices. -.t u
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to stock hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c, than 10 often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in supe.
q Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
ton. NH 11---Srn
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RGREAT REDUCTION IN The m
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From I'LL
IS to 20 per cent saved by buying from J.
Sos.In As,i bess auslisy ho.e 50
Moieslin Hats second quality s 90
Fashionable Silk Hats ..,,,,.,..,.,.. 2 so
F;ne C,aIfskinT Sewed Boots s 50
Conpreaa Cater Boots. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Shoes. .................. 70
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
Div him with . handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50 oc 18-d&c1y
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HUZZAH! FOR CANFIELD'S EAGLE
IL SODA WATER.-It is admitted on all hands
that the improved Soda Water Philadelphia Ale Por-
ter and Champagne Cider, manufactured and bottled
by CANFIELD is far superior anything of the kind
put up in this city fair trial s all that is
cessary to ensure it's Thankful for the liberal
patronage already received, hope by untirng exer-
tions to merit continuance
WARREN CANFIELD, Agent
my5 Goth st. between Main and Franz lin sts
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- FOk SALE OR RKNT--That desE
81 sable brick dwelling ON I'd street, between
= Main and Franklin, recently occupied by T.
A. Harrington, and adjoining the residence OF hL
Jno. ID. Blair. Immediate possession given
fe 25-ts JAMES GRAY'S SONS
- FOR RENT.-That very desirabIs
81 House on Main street. End door above 10tha =
This house il in the most improving part Of the
city being in short distance of the Banks and other
public places of business. Possession given LIST April
Apply to fe 18--ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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NOTICE.--The firm Of BROOKS, BELL
~ & WALLER will not be dissolved till furthe
notice. We will at early day close out stock O
Goods at auction, to make room for our successors
Messrs. ELLETT, WALLER, DREwRY & Co.
ja Pts BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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Leave sspbury Friday a, ia m;
Arrive ., F,edsricksowo same day BY sPmi
Leave Frederlckiown Saturday AT 7ani
Arrive at Sunbury seme day by N
ol96 From Nashpart, by Peny,on, falsburg and Mar
.nabu1g, TO Udea 70 mas and back, twice a
Leave Eashport Tuesday and Thursday at IN;
Arrive az uuea same days by pm;
Leave Utlea Wednesday and Friday at y nj
Arrive al Nashport days by 5pm.
s97 From Circlevle, by East Ria gold. Hedges Stoke,
and Tea Garden. to Lishopohs ~ 1i!sa and back,
Leave Circevis Friday at Gam;
Arrive at LIlhopolis day by ~ H.
Leave Lhopolis Friday st p mi
FEM Arrive al Cireleyils same day BY pr.
sl95 From cuclsvih, by Kiagsloa, Comp Charlotte
Tareton and Clear Crock, 10 Amanda, ~ miles
and back, three times Wsok.
Leave crclevlle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at l2m;
Arrive at Amanda ssroo day. by pm;
Leave Amanda Tuesday, Tharsday, and saturday
Arrive al Circlev,le same daysby Bpm
sl92 From Cirelsyle by Darbyyis and Prs Points, 70
Mount Sterling, ~ miles and back, twice week
Leave Ciscsvius Tuesday and Saturday ATS IN;
Arrive at Mount Sterling same days BY pm;
Leave Mount Sterling Monday and Friaay at 8
mi
1900 From Cireleyiue by Seistsvile and Tlrton TO
Adeph, % miles and back, once ~eek.
Leave Crceville Monday at pm;
Arrive at Adelphi same day by Spa,
Leave Adelphi Monday al a m;
Arrive at Cireevile same day by l3m
920l From Chlioothe, by Yellow Bud and ClAikstars,
to New Holland, ~ miles and Il ek, oace week
Leave Chlico,hs Friday al ga am;
Arrive at New Holland same day by 4p nj
Leave New Holland Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Chllioothe ZANE day by 3pm.
92Oa From Chillcothe, by Halsvhle, Adelphi South
Perry. and Gibssonvlie' to Logan 40 miles and
Leave chiiooths Tuesday and Friday attain;
Arrive at Logan same days by m;
Leave Logan Wednesday, and Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Chillieothe same days by pm
sas From che0bs By G,,'sspsvilif A,lsvls
vile, Athens, AmesvAle, Sharp's Forks, Bartlett,
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country lecturer. some years since, thus des-
cribed part Of his apparatus:-"Now, gentlemen,
this here vessel Is full of air and that ere vessel
il full of vacuum"
The Free Soil vote 10 the free States at the last
three Presidential elections previous TO the recent
one. was as follows: Ia 1874 for Birney, IS 304;
in ls4s for Van Buren,, 29l 37s: In 1852 for Hale,
Isl, 300 Now in 1856 Fremont has OIL, 1873.
The Cumberland Civilian learns tina. land
slide took place on the Chesapeake and Ohio ca
nal at the east end of the tunnel on last Satur
day night
America intends TO demand the abolition of he
dues the Elbe, which Hanover receives al
Stade
Two villains in Tallahassa recently went into
house and attempted to violate girl aged IL -
She seized a gun, shot one fatally aud wounded
the other.
Theodore v. Roberts, son of w. Roberts, of
Augusta county, Va, was killed las. eek by being
thrown from his horse.
Roswell L. Colt, distinguished citizen of Pat.
| terson, NJ. died in that city Sunday last at
| the age of a.
Senator Douglas and lady accompanied by their
bridal party, a visit to his (Senator Ds)
venerable mother, in Canandagua, N Y.
| man turned his out of doors lately because
be wouldnt pay his house rent. striking
instance of payrent.al affection.
The yellow fever, at last dates, was prevailing
badly in the Bermudss-long after heavy frost in
| the same latitude here.
The Trenton IN j. State Gazette says that no
| application will be made to the next Legislature
| for a charter for the Air Line Railroad.
| At Bridgers Pass, Kansas, on the 18th of Au.
gust, water frnzed in the tent at n ght five eighth
Of An inch thick.
| Connecticut has voted in favor of an elective
Judiciary.
| DIR. Thomas Edmondson, a well known citizen
of Baltimore, died Tuesday evening.
Hon. William c. Rivcs, of Virginia, is in Wash.
| iogton.
A county agricultural fair has been organised
in Augusta county, Va
| A drove of 500 hogs arrived in Petersburg,
| Tuesday, from Western Virginia.
Dr. ]. H. Casse, well known Druggist #
| Pttsburg, died on Sunday.
A submarine telegraph is proposed in Cuba to
| connect the Island with the q. S.
Mr. John Z. Owens, the Comedian, is playing to
| hne houses in Cincinnati.
| Hon John Sargent is the peoples nominee for
| Mayor of Cambridge, Mass.
| The new Lutheran church in Staunton, Va, will
| be dedicsted on Sunday, the Both inst.
| The Jersey City Telegraph runs up the name of
1 Stephen A. Douglas for President in 1860
/ The Mayor of Memphis, Tenn sdvertises the navy
yard at that place for sale or lease.
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$3.50 Prizes. amounting $500,
Whole Tickets TO- Halves 5, Quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
80 600 numbers, corresponding with these on the
Tickets are placed in wheel The first ZIG pr:zes
are placed in another wheel. number is drawn
from the number wheel, and at the time prize
10 drawn from the other wheel The prize drawn Is
placed against the number drawn. This operation is
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
beers to those drawing the first 10 prizes, will be
titled to the "a Approximation Prizes. according to
z tlUO prizes 0fS4G will be determined BY the
last figure of the number that draws tie $4,000 Prize
For example, if the number dra wing the $40 600 prize
ends with Ne. |, then ail the tickets where the mum
Der ends in will be entitled to sac. If the nuraber
ends with No 2 then all the Tickets where the num-
Der ends in will be entitled to $40 and O..
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As by this scheme, ticket in every ten is qua
rsnteed to draw $40 will sell certificates of pack
ages of 10 Tickets at the following rates, which is
the risk them
All that they draw over she amount guaranteed,
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package, of 10 Whsie Tickets, $50
10 Half so
" 10 Quarters 6 Is
1t will be perceived by this plan, that for $50 the
ne buys Tickets he would only get for that cum six
Wholes thus by buying Cerfca tes he hiss four more
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets or
dered tbs receipt OF which they will be forward
ed by first mail.
fhe list of drawn numbers and prizes will bs sent
to purchaser, Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain. and give their post Office county and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
" All prizes of 3 900 and under, paid imsnedi-
atsly after the drswing-other prizes ct the u1ual
time of30 days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets csshed renewed In other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either to S. SWAN L CO, Atlanta, Ga.
OCT or i. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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LIFE OF A RAILROAD ENGINEgR.-The life of a
Railroad Engineer is graphically depicted in tbs fol-
lowing extract, which We copy from the Schenects-
dy Star:
But the engineer, he who guides the train by gui.
ding the iron horse, and almost holds the lives OF
passsn gers in his hands-hs is ie of mingled dam
ger and pleasure In little seventy nine apartment
with square holes each side for windows, open
behind. and with machinery to look through ahead
you find him; he is the 'Psthfnder"-he leads the
way in all times of DANGER checks the iron horse
causes it to speed ahead with the velocity of the
wind, at will Have you stood by the track, of
a dark night and watched the coming and pess;ng of
train? Away off in the darkness you discover a
light and hear noise ana the earth trenbles beneath
pare it to nothing but the devil himse with its ter.
ribe whistls-the sparks you imagine come from
Bee Zebubs nOstrils the fire underneath that shines
close TO the ground causing you to believe the devil
Aks live Goals. 1t comes close to you-you back
away and shudder-you look up, and almost on the
dovrs back rides the engineer perhaps the INA
chine" shrieks, and you imagine the engineer ia ap
plying spurs to the DEVILS sides. daring fellow
that engineer-you can't help saying co. and you
wonder wherein lies the pleasure of being ensi-
But he does, day after day, after tight
Moonlight evenings be sweeps over the country
through cities and villages-through fairy scenes in
forests and clearings-he looks through the square
holes at his side and enjoys the moonlight but he
cannot stop to enjoy the beauty of the scenery Cold
rainy, muddy, dark nights it is the SANE; perhaps
the tracks are undermined, overfiown with water;
perhaps the scoundrels have placed obstruction in
the way, trees been overturned across the track
and in either 1t Is almost nstaut death to him
at least but he stops not Right on is the word with
and everything save the we'll doing of bis duty -
Think of him. ye who shudder through fear in the
cushioned seats of the cars and get arm from the
fire that is kindled for your benefit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

NIOTICE--S0METH NEW.-1'he I'M
| designed take leave to inform their friends and
the public in general, that they have established
VINEGAR MANDATORY a. Rockets, Rich
mond, Va, and are now prepared to fill any orders
the shortest notice. long experience in the bu
siness enables them to manu- facture and sell at as
reasonable prices and quality ecual to any, il not
kind patronage Of the public and in particular from
our mercantile community. All orders they may
De favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms Orders received at Mr.
A BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the firm,
Box No. 48, Post Office Richmond, Va.
Respectfully,
&C 29-1m* BRANDT Il KOTHER.
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red nssr ily.s,,s;, IA very sad accident occur
vsss,s ago The tres.sl work be ns uut hx ne
fell, or rave coassylns water for mining pa,p,.ss
and seriously Wy, instantly killing ave white ne.
kss,S i probably die. The only name. 10 seh 70 o.
kilisS s ,hsss Of MI. Protect and M 800 hsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

CoMPLImENTARY.-A number of the citizens IF
jackson, Miss have held meeting aud adopted re
solutions inviting the Hon. 4. z. Willard, the gov.
ernor elect OF Indiana, and tbs Hon VIM A. Rich
aIdson, the defeated gubernatoris candidate of Il-
nos to visit that city the 2Si of December when
apaoiie reception and dinner will be given them as
sultaoie test moni 81 of the high appreciation in
winch they are held by the people of the South for
their efforts to sustain the Constitution and the Unien
In defiance of the sectional and reasonable fanati.
cisms with which they were surrounded"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

THE SHAKERs.--This sect has still several prosper.
GUS communities in the United States The first of
these was formed in ITS, by Mother Ann Lee, at
Wsteryiiet, about seven miles from Albany The in
husnce OF Mother Lee was secured upon her earliest
followers By the belief in her divine mission, and
the claim that the sscond Offering of Christ had al
ready been fulfilled in her" Since the Shakers ware
hrst organized In New York three other societies
have beaa established in other parts of the State
two IN Connecticut four in Massachusetts two in
New Hampshire, four in Ohis and two ia X IN tuekv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

MADAME RACHEL IN EGYrr.-A letter saws that
Msdaine Rachel isnow at Cairo She is attended INV
askiiiiui French physician. Dr. Bruguere settled in
That place 1t is said that her condition i. go ,rsye
that almost absolute silence is imposed on her Her
treatment thus had commenced when he late cart n
quake caused her to suffer greater moral than pbvs
icai shock However, the weather is so fine and IN.
climate OF Egypt at this time mild and agreeable
hst the recovery Of this illustrious woman NAV be
hoped fer, my Oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

TRIAL OF U. S SoLDIERs.-At the county court
in Carlisle Pa, last sixteen U. s. sold ers from
the Barracks were tried for a brutal assault upon
Mr. Alexander MDoweli, farmer residing ne ar the
Barracks. Four OF them we're discharged, four of
them sentenced to two years and nine months in the
Eastern Psnitentiary, and eight fifteen days i'm
pnsonmentin the county Jail One of those senteuc-
ed was recruit from Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

FIRST CHURCH DEDICATED IN NERs.sK.-Tbs
inst church dedicated ia Nebraska Tetritory TOOK
place lately at Nebraska city. The dedication ser.
mon WAS preached by elder 9oods after " hich col
ecton Tor the purpose of paying off the church wa.
tsken up, ana the sum of $3.50 was rai,ed. The
snuIea osiooes 70 the Methodist Episcopal denomi-
10 o. oy 80 feet, and the'ipside of IL IL ia
sad has been finished off in style which canpot bs
surpassed sven in the older States ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

,.rsa OF sILysR-The late advance in silver coin
snd o. sae action OF the mint both at New Orleans
naa, anlsaeip PIMA imperative as Mexican dolisI,
ma, sna n 70 the mint only net l-6 advance above
Mum "' inc buyers outside sre paying 6lDea pre-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

danyn. IN cHuscH-A little girl five years of aga
mi.sss a. t. ;. fippy: Esq, of Woburn Mas. wss
wooss 80 .teay afternoon, ard soug hit for In III.
tns nss, osher places but found az S o'clock
tiodox church ss''ep III pew In the Or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

A MARROW ESCAPE Mr.. r. ]. Glendy, of this
county, had narrow escape from heavy loss by
the recent failure Of the Lancaster (Pa.) Bank
Mr.. Gfendy deals largely In cattle In Pcnnsyivs-
MIA and had iity thousand dollars deposited in the
bank alluded TO, Being In Lancaster and hearing
. rumor that the bank was unsafe. he proposed to
withdraw his money, butths officers assuring hini
there was no danger, he was on the point OF allow
log It TO remain. He finally concluded, however,
to take 1t out, aud the next morning the bank was
closed .-Stauat0m (pdo Spectator
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fT'S THE PUBLiC.--tiayiDa purchased
the stock of Groceries and fixtures lately pur
chssed by VIM. Rexey at the trust sale of Daniel
Hunt, hereby appoint Daniel Hunt my gent to
keep Restaurant and Grocery at the house now
occupied by him, on the corner of 7th and Byrd
streets on the cash system only.
no l7-2w ELIZEBETH HINT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

- ID. DEssUON has for sale 600 Enain-
y. elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces EN-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns.
These Crates are of my own manufacture, and shall
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium. to SAMUEL D. DEsooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Mouids, SC. Apply atrny
Bel and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street, between
8th and 9Th. west side. Richmond. Va. oc l6-ss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

SOAPS, PEKFUNifKiEs. Gc.--Low>s
- Old Brown Windsor, CleaveTis Genuine Import
ed Premium Honey Soap, the American Shaving
Soap, in BAGS. new and choice article; SWANS Co
logne, delicste and beautiful article; Wells highly
perfuned Ok Marrow, together with Lubin's, Rim
mels. Hsrrisons, and other extracts, just received
and for sale by
JNO. w. GARLTCK, Druggist
no lin Market Place, Franklin st.
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DUKE WINES AND BRANDIk IA for
medicinal purposes. He would call pa rticular At
tenton Of those that buying for the country a.
we have large assortment. For sale at the Rich
mond Wine Store, MAIN STREET,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-27

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
msy be negotiated through this Agency in the best
offices in New York and Phladelphis. Having
knowledge of the standing and responsibility of COM
panis doing business in this country, possess supe.
ror facilities for placing risks with such of
doubted strength and character, AT THE LOWEST
RATES
The attention of Tobacco manufacturers Millers,
and others having large amounts to insure feither
Fire OF Marine is particularly invited, as can az
the shortest notice, provide for any amount of insur
ance in locality, and ali who may entrust
their business to that it shall be punctualy st.
tended to and their interests carefully guarded
To BUSINESS the saving of tune aud the at
tendant vexatiops will of itself recommend this office
to tn cir favl rable confederation
no i4-dlm .. r. BRESEE, Agent