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AIERIC CAN III > i . X Y.
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OF the writings Of Revolutionary worthless have
been presented the public with much ability aud
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Puritan Recorder.
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the most valuable contributions yet made e. Aneri'
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North American view.
The petion Of this vouninous work conaDing foil
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ton every student OF American ory The editor hs per
formed his responsible task with dignity intelligence and
evident ngd iupsriaity Many OF his views In regard
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h comprehension in relation Co tue events Of the first
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THE BRITISH POETS.
THOMAS HOOD.
THE ROETICAL WORKS OF
THOMAS HOOD.

TWO ADDITIONAL VOLUMES Just ISSUED
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NETWORK, THURSDAY OCTOBER y 1856

X E c E Mt P U o. B L 1 c A T l 0 N 8
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L'FRTILIZERS.-l0O tuns TAFEU for top
dressing Grass and Winter Grain composed Of theefurth
nh, soil and fourth No Peruvian uanol per tun
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Special Notices.

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An EXAMPLE for AMERICAN YOUTH
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DR.. j. n. Carnochan has removed his Office 10 No - la
FAy elite place, Aston plsce.
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special Noice.n the able defense Of hmsel
sd DIS iadc ~ City Bsker and the Public hereby in
formed nat NE BksF FLOUR l. selling the City
Cone Mills, No. us CtntTe-st al 80 50 per barrel.
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TIaid Extract ofDandeiion.

'E'''' v ~ - = "
d.lion generally found IN ihe market a
o. extent thu, creates the opinion tbs
E4"1Icsi viz u.s which writers claim
from want Of skiI in it, preparation.
L,Lie. Ciurctc, and sperisni, u has :
exciting. when lsnguid. 10 secretion.
- especially applicable are, dcrsng.u
saus. dysJeps.a, diseases e the liver
iiton # the stomach and bowels In
and hvcr complaint, our preparations
and runs. s1ofdius permanent r,l'cf
sis, 30 its fayCI ~ = remedial agent, :
Prepared By TIGDEN 4 Co, No. 90 }
I'D By ~ ApoihesaT3es
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those afflicted with Consumption any Polmoary Complaints
cen always BE- relieved The genuine pure article has FRED
BRICK v RUSHTONS in fun on each label and can
4, had at No House Of BaYclays aud A. No
AZ BrosdNav corner Of Caualsi
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NnkereId.The attention OF The member. Of the A.sos
u Id others dcsirous OF obtaining VILLAGE 10 Is
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,uiRrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchan

b,Vn removed UOnl No IAiAI . 70 No IT WOTth
o.. sr,bony,tl few doors Of Broadway. No Zee.
', - JAMES F. PAGAN Superintendent.
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t 4 CHANCE for REPUBLICANS to DO
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}. CIawson Kelley, Analytical Physician, can

consulted hs ofbcc No Bible House lthay., daily until
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Uants.

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Iccture.-WILLIAM Ii. DAY, a. h, whom the Sham
Il, uoc.s Of the Ohio Senate excluded from the senate as
K.prr merely because lie had not sham Democrats com
pexion will deliver a Lecture AMERICAN CIV LIZA
TlON the Coored American Ooneregail9ns ShHcR ON
between 20 and Si-sys THIS Thursday EVENING Oct
al "a O'Clock Muse Church Choir Miss Elizabeth Jen'
presiding the Organ Tickets % cents to be mad q" tue
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Republican City Convention.-Tbe delegates 70 the
Republican City Convention 20 nominate iof
On Judre Governor Of the Aims House and Counsel 20 the
Copr.ion are requested meet az Academy Hall No eo1
Rrosaway Of the Central Committee, on THURS
DAY EVENING. the 9Th October a. u o'clock
r. KETCHUM, Chairman Repub Central Com
WILLIAM PtrI, }Secretaries
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SON have rendered IL more comp tie in It's phvsialo-
gical aspect with the object of adapting it for use
as a,teXt-book for the stuuent Of physiology.
Richmond, Aprll9, ls56.
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4 IMPORTANT NEWS!
CLOTHING

VIE large Clothing House of STEINER, BRO.
q q 90, Is crowded already with new and mag
t.stockot Springs and summer Goods. You will
ma thefe rare variety OF the most elegant styles
ana patterns in the othng line. Fine F,ock and
Dress coats in black Or other colours; ine Gassi-
mere suits; Pants and Vests Of all kinds and the la
testst{ies. summer clothing in Alpaca Silks, Lin
en- Nice Boys Clothing OF all sizes. In short, we
9HeF to the public an assortment, which must salts
y = every taste and reazothe highest expectations
All furnishing articles YOU select here oa5 of
stle i't.sest variety We offer our goods at the low
customers, will come at once, and c;g .line ours ock
Il WIN be OF particular advantage, to everybody, to
come mere before purchasing anywhere else.
10 eanntry Merchants, We offer the same adyanta-
ges They find in the Northern cities; and besides
mat, they would spare the expenses by buying here
instead OF gong there.
April Y, 1856. STEINER, BROS. 4 co.
Spectator cnrv
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THESE -PLLkS pEHiEY TIE RLnnD.

THESE PILGS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills expressly eombnedto ope-
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidne S, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting aAy de-
fapgement in the functions. puri wing tic blond the
very fountain ote and thus curing disease 10 all its
forms
u lSP EPSfd AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly hall the hun an race have tax these Pills
1t has been proved IN al part ef the world, that
nothing has Been found equal then in cases of dis
orders OF the liver NsJcpsile and stomach COM
plants generally. They healthy tene to
these organs. however much dcraug ed, and when al
Other means have failed.
| GENERAL DhRiLiT1. III HE1LTH.
Many OF the most tic potic Governments have o
pencd their Custom Houses TO the introduction O
these Pills, that thev may become The medicine o
the masses. Learned Colleges admit taat this mcdi
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons oil
delicate health. here tiic system liao been impair
ed as it, 10y go1atinG properties neyertAil to afford
| relief.
| + y II 4 i Z o II p j A " r.
| No Female Foang old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t eorreet2 and regulates the
monthly courses ali periods. c,ing ii many
like charm. i, also he blst and sale,t medicine
that can be given cliI,tfcn OF al ats, and Tor an
complaints consequently no fanny Should be Hlth
out it.
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Removal.

TUE undersigned has removed his shop from tho
4 house Of Or. Danaghe to the rooms f om .l'e
occupied by Mr. o,Rear, opposite the old Posi- oajct
corner, and adjoining the Store of Mr.. Adam.
lie returns his thanks to his friends and III. nnb
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extepSa,
;'in, and hopes to continue it in his new place of
business He receives regularly the latest fashion
in the most fashionable style. s'''''e
lie mas ,reeelFed the Spring Fashions and is pre-
pared not only Ia Manufacture work in tho lates,
style, put to furnish Cloths Cassimeres, Vestinrs
AP'll 70 POO 4. D0OLEY.