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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

John b Cough, the well known orator. will,
we learn, lecture for the Young Mems Christian
Association of this city. some time during the
month of February. flash. Sentinel.
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Communication from the Senate, that they
adhere to their amendment Of the House bill, 'for
the protection of } Parsons, Jr 1c;' laid on the
table.
BILLS REPORTED.
Making nm appropriation to the Logan, Raleigh
and Monroe Turnpike. to complete said road in
Wyoming; To increase the capital Of the Es
tellville and Pattonsye Turnpike ;-Amending
the charter of the Halifax Plank Road Company.
-Toncorporate the Fabcr lead mining and r,nel
ting Company; incorporate the Charlottes-
vile and University Gas Companv;-To protect
the depositors of grain in the hands of Millrrs;-s
7" incorporate the Wellington Exploring and
Mining Company.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. McIver--For amending the charter Of the
town of Es,illville in Scott.
Mr.. Floyd-For list of salaries Of the
officers of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers
Bank. Exchange Bank, Bank of the Valley
North Western Bank and their branches, for the
years 1854 and 1855, and the total expense Of
eaeh bank including rent Of Banking houses
which shall be estimated ut per cent the
cost of the Banking House.
On motion of Mr.. Garnctt it was resolved that
on and after Monday week, the hour Of meeting
of this House shall hc / O'clock md that up TO
that day. the hour of meeting shall be IL O'clock
ADVERSE REPORTS AGREED TO.
TN the proposition to amend the act for the
pay of grand and petit Jurors;-on the PROPOSE
ton TO allow eonstahes to remain in Office one
year after the time for which they are elected
On the proposition for further legislation the
subject of Western Virginia land titles; On the
proposition to require county and corporation
courts to grant licenses for the sale of ardent
spirits.
BILLS PASSED
To change tho terms of Courts in the 9th Cir
cult To change the terms of the Courts of the
ID Circuit: To extend the jurisdictions Of the city
of Wheeling over the Penusular Cemetery.
The bill authorizing the Richmond Frederieks-
burg and Potomac Rairoad,to connect their road
with the Orange and Alexandria road, taken
up the amendments Of the committee .
greed to; Mr. Scdden offered further amend
inent, That the saa company, shall not erect a
bridge across Acquia Creek, below tide water;
50 Us TO ohstruct gation,whieh was agreed to;
Mr. Tumlin offered further amendment, That
before said Company shall take advantage of
thu rights and privileges granted by this act, it
shall bring itself within the provisions of the gen
eral railroad law, and all laws passed umendato-
ry thereof.
Mr.. Christian moved to lay the bill on the ia
! BILE. Lost.
The amendment of Mr. Tomln was lost. Ayes
50: noes So
Mr. Burwell offered the following amcndme mt
-"Iha, the provisions of General Railroad Law
sh"i' oe auopteu ny shlu Company, 50 Tar as Is
applicable to said extension
Mr. Mallory moved further to amend by pro-
hlblting the Company from pledgng their tolls,
and dividends, to the purpose of said extension
| tWithdrawnA
MIR Burwells amendment agreed to ayes
81, noes 2l
Mr. Wood, moved a recon sleraion of the vote
by which Mr.. Tonln's amendment was rejected
lost, ayes 10, noes IS.
On motion of Mr. Langft the House adjourn
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

The New York Evening Postis advised that
the queen would not see her maid of honor. Miss
Murray, upon her return from the United States
and signlhed to her that if che published a de
fenc' OF slavery, she must resign her place
Miss Murray has done so, and is no longer a
member of the oval household.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

DELUGE IN THE PLANET SATuRN.--ln n recent
work. entitled "'Ihe New Theory of the Creation
and Deluge,' among other startling predictions
it is stated 'that it is probable the rings which
surround Saturn are composed Of water, snow,
or ice, which. at some future time, may descend
and deluge that planet, ours delugcd in
the days of the patriarch Noah" 1t now appears
that this event is likely to take place Il little
sooner than was anticipated for Sir David Brew
ster says: .Mr. OTTO Strive and Mr. Bond have
Lately studied with the great Munich telescope,
at the Observatory Of Pulkoway, the third ring
Of Saturn, which Mr.. Lassels and Mr.. Bond dis
covered to be fluid.
These astronomers of the opinion that
this fluid ring is not of very recent formation
aud that it is not subject to rapid change: and
they have come to the extraordinary conclusion
that the inner border of the ring has, since the
time of Iuygens. been gradually approac bling to
the tody OF Saturn, and that we may expect,
sooner or later, perhaps in some dozen years,
to see the rings united with the body of the
planet"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

FEMALE IN MALE ArrIRE.-SrNGULAR DIS
CovERy.-ln Baltimore, Wednesday night "A
young lady about 10 years of age was arrested
by the watchmen III mail attire. She was recog-
nized by II gentleman from Albany, n Y, as
daughter of u wealthy citizen of that place. She
served AS n nurse in Norfolk during the ppdem.
ic. The American says:
On Tuesday afternoon, person dressed in the
garb of IA man. arrived by the Philadelphia train
and stopped at Shcrwood's Hotel, at the corner
of Fayette and Harrison streets. registering the
name of Charles Walters. The party had the
features of a woman, but no suspicion was at the
time excited On Wednesday morning she came
downstair and called for breakfast, which she
disposed of, and sailed out into the city. While
she was at breakfast, the proprietor engaged in
conversation with her, aud us soon as she left
expressed his suspicion that she was Il female in
male apparel. During the day the chambermaid
removed the yalise of the guest, when it opened,
aud pair of corsets such worn by ladies.
dropped on the floor This fact increased the
suspicion. but nothing was said about il until
night, when the intelligence conveyed to the
house that female in the garb of II male had
been arrested and conveyed to the middle dis.
trlct watchhouse. She stated that she was from
Albany, where her parents now reside; that her
name is Caroline Walters and she was induced
+" leave home to search for young man named
William Aud, whom she learned had come TO this
city.
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Better aud better! Wonderful Cures - Smith
something Of the magic power of De (iraths Electric on
Mr. Kngsworth proprietor of the Tonne in Seventh street
tell it helped him off his erurhes in two days Mrs
Gordon No Birds Court tell if relieved her of pain in
the side and shortncss Of breath
VIM. Mullen, Esq, Prison Agent can tell if he told Mr.
Bautord he would warrant that Pref DE Graths gennnc
Electric or would his rheumatism and Lady No
Ann street tell cured Feon in three days and Mr.
Forbes of Harrisburg tell cured him of pain in
his ons and Rheumatism after using DIR James Medicine AL
So see case OF awful Pies Just cnredcetcate III the Office
with hundreds of others many now ones daily occurring
Don't the Office is No 30 South Eighth three
Remember that pcdlar genuine No respectable
meencis sold by pedars any where as any man OF sense
should know. PRof. &. DE GRArH,
30 South Eighth street, philadelphia
BExamine the name in the glass and the written sig
nature, to avoid frauds
For sale DR. Seay's, Lynohburg; Purcell Tadd Co.,
Richmond General Agents and all the principal Druggists
and Merchants in the State. Jan 2s-dlw.
Baker. Premium Esiticrs continue to be a great
blessing to our commnniyn aeviang the sick from their
long sunes AT this season of the ycarevery family should
For sale by Mcssrs STROLLER whitehead and saber &
Jones, Lynehburg; and by Druggists generally.
HANOVER, Va, April 18th, 1850
This certify years
with pain in the lett side, and the pain times
but cured until commenced the BAKERS
PREMIUM BIrfFRs which am happy to say has never
turned since commenced the OF them Ihayc been using
years aud have them fail general relief
confidently recommend them to be the best family
now IN use uan 2l,i2wl DAVID WOOD.
Scroiun, ScrOfnia.-This be dreaded Of all the
various orns of diseases be radically speedily cnred
by Dr h. b Wrigt's Scrofulous Antidoto" This matter
that interests the whole community the
Families wholly free from in shape,
various almost the most fatal
OF which is consumption Reader, it has positively
cured aud being cured every day by the Of Scrof
Ions Anddte' alone. Testimonials the
character before you, would lend their
to nothing but what known sacred truth
and they ask them
selves Nothing can be
fact We leave you to reflect and ask You your
are aneed~ith this disease in form. advertisements
jan l-dlm
The Greatest Discovery of the Agc-powDEYs
DENTAL FLUID, for cleaning and preserving teeth and
gums preventing to"hache arresng decay mpars delight
f flavor to the BREATH has superseded tooth powders and
other compounds which only destroy the teeth.
Read the testimony of one of the principal Dentists in the
State: " ~
u have used Dowdcns Dental Fluid in nv Or cte for over
SIX months As wash for the mouth il highly II re-
stores diseased gums to healthy condition Of my pa
uenshaye been benefited by ceauses the teeth and I'M
parts delightful fragrance o the breath
TIlOS. H. EDMUNDS NJ ID Dentist
Main ST.. Richmond Va"
dec II fp,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

The GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI ON SLAVERY
AND KANsAs.--Gov. MoRae, of Mississippi. ia
his message TO the Legislature of that State.
now in session, speaks in plain terms his opinions
on the subject Of slavery. Ike sends 10 the Leg.
isature the resolutions received from tho Legis-
latures Of Maine. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mas
sachuse,ts, Michigan and pennsy lvsnia, and says:
therefore recommend to the Legislature. in
response to the resolutions If Maine. TO return
to her resolutions unanimously rrafirming the
position of Mississippi, with calm, temperate
and dgnfed exposition of our rights sand our dc
termination TO maintain them at all hazards. If
then Maine and oar Northern sisters shall make
the issue of the Union with us upon the Consti-
tuition, the I've responsibility will be with them, and
the right with US, whatever may le the result.
The difficulties in the Territory Of Kansas have
produced much excitement in the country, and n
Weakened feeling ofdeer interest among the peo-
pie of the Southern States. Fully impressed with
the Importance ST securing that Territory to our
interestsand for the extension of aur Institutions,
after the most mature reflection, l have not been
able TO see how the State in her sovereign capac.
ity, can take measures 10 effect that object
Yet am ready to cooperate with the Legisln-
ture. in any constitutional measure which Their
wisdom may suggesf, or their better judgment
devise to secure SO desirable and important a
result Were it in the sphere Of my duty 10 ad-
dress the people this subject, 1 would make
every appeal to them which would arouse their
sympathies or their interests to encourage the
spirit and aid the progress ofe,nigrstion to that
Territory. The people of the South have it in
their power TO secure it, and they have oaly tie
nake the effort to do it, Numbers may com
there from the free States, but the Southern emf
grants can control it, not by Sc but By the r-
resstbe energy of their determination and their
will If this territory is lost to the South, it will
be the fault of our own people
IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs.-The imports of dry
goods at New York for the four weeks of Janua-
ry, according to the summary prepared by the
Journal of Commerce. are $5,056, 37s larger than
for the same period of last year. ian increase of
nearly 100 per cent? but only sl5i, POI greater
than for the ametime in 1854. The total entered
for consumption in January of each of these years
having been-I554, Sc, s75,76i; 1855, S4,oi2, 800
1856 $9,250,S 93. The Journal, remarks that
notwithstanding oil that has been said about the
great increase Of mports of dry goods, it is only
extraordinary as compared with the salae period
of last year. and nat in comparison with former
years The following will show the imports fol
sfhe corresponding four weeks in each Of the las
six years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

Rndes' Fever and Agme Curc-Irs SUDDEN cE
IFBRITY-Neser did medicine acquire popularity rap
idly this Ii has paved tho TO celebrity by unnter
ruicd cures The demand
with union Quinne, Sryehnine and other deeterous
drugs administered remedies for remttent and intermittent
much mischief in the South and that
prep, ration which free from all such pcTnicous ngr"
dents effective than the medicines that contain
them has been hailed in those regions priceless gift Of
science.
For sale by r. Stabler Co. and by Druggists generally.
JAS. n. RHODES, Proprietor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

The LAST SEWING MAcHINE.-Tfe Scientific
American notices invention of sewing
machine which promises to eclipse all
others. and which will come within the reach of
every fumily. 1t says: at Is understood that
Messrs. jerome, of New Haven, Conn. the eel
ebrated clock makers, have recently purchased
portion of the right to Robertson's Patent Sew
ing Machine for the sum of $50 900. This Sew
ing Machine is said to be remarkable novelty
1t is scarcely larger than the little sewing birds
used by the ladies' and may easily be carried in
the pocke.. In external appearance il ia high
~ ornamental. For the use of families and in
dividoals, the invention appears to be admirable
We are told that Il sean>treSs with the aid of
one of these machines. will be able to do in one
day the ordinary hand labor of AN entire week
The Messrs. jerome are at present engaged in
constructing machinery for the manufacture of
this Improvement on n large SCALE and in Janu
airy next will he able to fill orders. Retail price
of the machine $40. The best sewing machines
of the other makers, cost from 800 to $40"
SUDDEN DEArH.-The Raleigh On Co. Chris
tian Advocate says:
On Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. J. G.. Roulhac
returned from dinner to his store. apparently
in good health. On entering the store his clerks
went to dinner, leaving him alone in the counting
room, A few minutes afterwards. Mr.. Tavlor.
of Washington, stepped in and found Mr.. Raul
hac sitting on a lounge, with his head thrown
back dead! Every effort that skill and affection
could suggest was employed to restore him in
vain. The vital spark was gone He left his
family IA health and the same afternoon was born
back to them u corpse.
ioosIER OosvERsATioN.-liullos ranger,voh
appear to be travelling"
Yes, always travel when on II Journey"
u mink ! We seen " here
Very likely; have ten been there"
And pray. what might be your name, sir ,"
rs night be Sam Patch; but it isn't by long
slide" Us
Have you been long in these parts!"
Never any longer than at present-iiye feet
nine NV
"Do you get anything new ?"
YES. bought new milestone this morn.
ing" '''o'"'
II thought so you're the sharpcst blade pve
seen on this road, w
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THEIRS GRAVE.
With
md Dancing.
AND COX.
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Is rcmaining im The po
ry, 1856.
for Letters ia .b,. IL.
re- advertised.
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Akbis, Joseph
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Anderson. Mrs scrah I
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Brice, Bernard
BTun, Mrs Mar
Briggs, David
BRADY ! NJ
Brow Il, Richard
Brown, Miss Ma
bradshaw, Miss Mary T. NJ
Burnett Mrs Harriet
Barracks, Miss Fanny
Bcauhon, Mrs Z
Boiling. Miss susan Ii
Baker, Lydia \
Blanks, Mrs Susan l.
4
Cochran, ElNira j
Campbell, Miss Lucy T.
Darlington, Miss Emma ca
Conrad, Miss Virginia G i9l
Clement, Miss Mamie IL
Coyce, Miss Fannie II
Campbell, Mrs VIM II
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Darrol, y
Dcrvese, Peter
Dabney, Miss Emma
II
Fclcs, VIM {
Evart, James
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Fielder, James
Fuqua, Joseph ii
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Gains, Richard
COTE, Mrs John G
Lakewood, BIZ
Harrington. Misellon
Hanson, \ j
Holt, Josiah
Hong. Harry
Hughes, Miss Susan A
Hughes, Mrs Elizabeth
Hurt, Mrs Mary
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Jon, :, Mr. X X
Jones, Mrs Francesi
Jennings, Miss Mary f.
kendrick, Mrs Vim
Knight, Mrs Mahala
L.
Loser, Mr. John
Loockade, Mr. John J
Lichfnrd, Mr. Lewis /.
Logan, Miss Virginia
Lathrop, Mr. Enoch
Latez. Mr. Daniel III
VI
Mahoney, Mr. } J
Miles. Mr. Henry NJ
Musciy, Mr. Thomas
Morgan, Mrs lane T.
Mitchana, Mrs Lizzie
Mitchell, Miss Mary A X
VIC
Mckenncy. l. Il
Mcknight, Mr. James V (2)
Mcdonald, Miss Martha j
Mckenna, Miss Mary
McOmaen, Mrs Mary
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Newton Mrs Nancy
Nash, Miss Mary II
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l'ettigreW. Mr. .lumes " ~
Probes, Mr. Eeaudrr
Powell, Mr. John /.
I'cttyjohn, Mr. A
peasc, Miss Lucinda
I'artin, Mrs susan 4
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Reoma, Or
Roberts, Rev Mr.
Reese, Mrs Martha
scott, Mr. T. b CD
Simpson Mr. VIM
saunders Mr. Jnhn
Shobs. Mr. Thomas G
shelton Mr. J,bn1 Il,
Sheppord urIanbo,
stare MIR simon
shelton Susan II
Scott Mrs r. A
Stonlv Misc EIiy,
Shackleford. Miss Fannie II
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Thomas. IE
Tlimble Roher,
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Williams, ID I
Williams. Henry VI
W llson, y ;
w iikcrson, Miss Eiuelino Il
W iiiiams, Miss l3llen VI
W arWlck, Miss Harriet
W lliiails, Miss \ Il
Woody, Miss Sarah A
Wilson. Miss Victoria n
Wright. Miss Amanda
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ip'i =" sre't protection 10 IN
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Warranted and FIR saIa worry low
by
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spend II Few months, the sales {
III be attended TO, as heretofore
ooT.
HaIifaA Courthouse, will atten'
W NJ. 4. SMITH.
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OF be given of the estimation ii
various patterns on hand to Sc
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New York, which were conceded
~ '"e jest W nave SOU aoou
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Carriers connected with this Office have
hory sell otherwise dispose of papers deliv
regular city subscribers No papers put into
their pos any other purpose.
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The Emperor 6oulcuque.

We copy from the Baltimore American the
following sketch If his sable Maesty.sn account
Of whose recent defeat will be found in another
column:
The star of Faustin |. has eliminated. The
creator oil four princes aud fifty seven dukes is
skulking with ''the headsman at his hecls."-
Faustin, though born slave, came to be en-
peror. Step by step he assembled the rugged
steep of fame until upon the throne OF iiayti he
might sip fromthe imperial goblet the juice OF the
bean which in Former years it was his lot to
'brng forth" by the sweat Of his brow from the
fields of his master. Having enlisted as a sob
der he gradually rose 10 the rank of colonel
We find him taking an active part in all the po-
litical conspirscies, which set foot in
Hayti from 1873 10 1917 and vet taking care
not to commit himself iuetrievsbly in favor of
any particular project. II was to this segacity
he was indebted for his election President
The sangunary events of is&S, showed Faustin
TO be- instead Of an impartial ruler, and free
from the vice of ambition, as bad been supposed,
cruel and releptless despot Had II not been
for the remonstra of the French consuls, his
6endish purpose Of exterminsting the muiatoes,
who compose fifth part OF the whole popula-
ton. would doubtless have been executed. In
1919, whilst engaged in hostiiities against the
Spanish portion Of the Island, which had been
eEcSttu if>o az independent tNot', uhh'i wv "
tie Of st. Domingo, Ire WAS elected Emperor.--
The empire. however, is rather petty affair, its
whole extent being only -, 900 square miles-a
little more than one half the size of the State of
New York. Faustin's own revenues amounted
only TO about 81 900 900. of which the Emperor
received personally $4,000 per annum the En-
press S5,2OO and each of his ministers $500.
The conquest of ST. .pominge has for a long
time been the favorite project Of Faastin. That
conquest he has recently attempted With an army
Of 10000 meD.bu as we have been Informed,
failed-failed with the loss Of his own empire,
and probably his head. This is the second de
feat with which the lIsy,ians have suffered in at
tempting to reocnquer st. Domingo since thut
section asserted its independence The prospect
fer the black population Of .Hayt, Which NUM-
Der about 60 900, is rather bloody The
different military aspirants will now doubtless
each set up for himself, and we shall have
other of those fearful dramas Of which that Is
land has so frequently been the theatre.
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Koper'soil' Mr. Robert II
kadtord' Mi ihS'on
scott Mr Edward
scott, Mr. Walter NJ
Shoies' Mr. Ihomas Z
smith Mr. samuel II
Seo't, Mr. EDWARD
neay MI Robert
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St'llh, Mt lhoiIlas 4
seay, Mr. Joseph
Shafpipy, MI = NJ
scott, Mt Ihoinas W
shelton. Mr. John |
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o. =,
dec 20tJth feb
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer ty the Rev. p. d. Forest.
Communication from the Senate that they
adhere to their amendment Of the House bill, for
the protection Of Parsons, Jr. &e;' laid on the
III
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h cep your Feet Warn.--Just received bv Express
IA fresh lot of great protection to the
aheies and feet lfc Its WM. l.. PAGE.
Vine Herring satc-Warrancd and for sale very low
II to close consignment by
Ieiis G. MORSE.
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DOrtfOiiOs, with locks, bic for schools, at
u at 20 cents. lie ltsl MpRStS

u Is now made by f. 2. NASH to Select PIANOS
ei ana allow them to test their qualities before paying for
them Better evidence given of the estimation in
which we hold our Pianos
we Keep about 40 Pianos of various patterns hand
ect from which are bought eycusv Of
e largest manufacturers in New York conceded
the ais ords Fair 10 be the best We sold about
hteeh hundred of Them which have given fun
r.. + NASH, Piano Forte Dealer
81 Sycamore st, OF Bank,
yam oI.ls ppterslurg Va
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nn - "ssse's AN" ! aimas.-liavlng yel
~ On hhho complete assortment OF the desirable
garments we have determined akg consideration adj
ahcea stage OF the season. greatly hitherto low
prices ana we would suggest that any anticipate cold
weahef next winter wish enjoy
ger OF TINS that they give early they will lind
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