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ables To odsr some se ch slc, brands Of these
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Country aicrs aad deaiegs n rally are invited
Ia exami ne our stock. j. +. JORDAN x CO.
II Kanio ph =, Opposite Young America Chicago.
June 's6dIv
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JOHN r.. HDuSlsM, cHAs. ". Low ri K
HOR NlSH Il l.OWRIE,
A TTORNEiS mt Law, office Post ONCE Building
~ kcokuk, Iowa. feb2Tdtf

LLOYD ID. NIMPNON,
4 TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. Office
n in the new Post Office building, on johnson st.,
between I'd and Sd.
Collections promptly attended 10.
ksokuk, Feb 10, is55.--dtf.
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~ B. PARKER, NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon
VI. Office with DR. Wyman, Main street. between lat
and III streets feb5dly
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~. y. MILLER. J. n BECK
MILLER Il BECK,
A TT0RNEYS at Law and Solicitors In Chancery
n Agents for the investigation Of Land Titles and
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate; will hereaf
ter practice in and regularly attend the D,stric
Courts Of keokuk and Ft Madison, and Of the othe
counties Of the First Judicial District Of Iowa; ant
will also practice in the Supreme Court Ut the STATE
Fl. Madison, Feb. II, is55.-.lff
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~ fauahu ehn ay sHHnnb H Daun sms a Hr aauAds

instantly arose, and rejoihed---his rejoiu.
der almost entirely directed to the person.
nj part Of the discussion, which, from its
beg iuning, hal been the absorbing part.
Mutb stung by Mr.. Calhouns reply, who
used tho sword as we'll rs the buckIer, and
with keen edge upon it, he vas more
animated and sarcastic in the rejoinder
than in the first attack. Mr.. Calhoun al
so rtjoined Instantly. A succession of
brief and rapid rejoinders took place be-
tween them, (chiefiJ omitted in this work. J
which seemed running to affinity, when
Mr.. Calhoun, satisfied with what he had
done, pleasantly put an end to it by say.
ing he saw the Senator from Kentucky
was determined to have the last word; and
he would yield il to him. Mr.. Clay, in
the same spirit, disci"imed that desire,
and said no more. And thus the exrit.
ing debate terminated with more cour,e-
sy than that with which It had been con.
Quoted.
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IN ADVANCE
KUMBER II.
XoGIo01r Ar HolgK

Mrs Denison, in one ofber bsisf contys-
buttons 10 the Olive Brnucby gives an Ids-
al home picture, that many eyes wfillook
upon with pleasure: ,.y,s.
s"Above all things there should be NO
gloom in the home. The shadows Of dark
discontent and masting fretfulncss should
never cross the threshold, throwing their
large black shapes, like funeral pals over
the happy young spirits gathered there
If you will your home shall be heaven,
and every i",nate an angel there. Nyos
will you shall sit on throne and 10 the
presiding household deity. @! faithful
wife-what privileges, What treasurcs
greater or purer than thinel
And let the husband strive to forget his
cares, rs he winds around the long street
and beholds the soft light ilumining bis
little arlor, spreading its precious beams
on the red pave before it. The night is
cold and cherries, perhaps, and the wiu-s
try gust battles with the worn skirts of
his overcoat and snatches with rpda
hand and wailing cry at the rusty has
that has served him many year. He
has been harassed, perplexed, prosecuted.
lie has borne with many cruel tone.
many cold world and nerved himself up
to MI energy SO despera,ed that his fame
and spirits arc weakened and depressed.
And now his limbs ache with WEAKNESS
his temples thrUb with the pain beat caIs-
ed by too constant application. lie scarce
ly knows how TO meet bis wife witls q
pleasant smile, or sit down cl,eerfslly to
their little meal which she has provided
with SO much care.
But the door is opened. the oyercoat
thrown hastily off. A sweet, singing voice
falls upon his car, and the tones are soft
and glad, that Hope like winged angel
flies right into his bosom, and nestes
against his heart. r7
The latcl, is lifted and the smiling face
of his wife gives an earnest Welcome
The shining hair is smoothed over her
fair brow--indeed she stole u little CO.
quettish glance at the mirror hanging in
its narrow frame, just to see il she looks
neat and pretty before she came out. Her
eye beams with love-her dress 10 tasteful
--and-and what? Why! he forgcts all
the trials Of that long, long day, as he
folds her in his arms and in,prints kiss
upon her lips.
A home where gloom is banished--pre-
sided over by ore who has learned to
rule herself and hoasshGld-oht I he is
thrice censoled for all his trials. He ecan.
not be unhappy--,he sweetest, best, dear
est solace is his--a cheerful home. Do
you wonder that the man is strengthened
anew for to morrow's carest"
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AKECD0TE OF JACKSON.

Ihe Western Christian Advocate re-.
cords the following interesting anecdo,e O,
jackson. The scene of il was in the Ten.
nessee Annua! Conference held at Nash.
vile, and to which he had been invited by
vote of the brethren that they nigh,
have the pleasure of an introduction &c
him:
The committee was appointed, and
the General fixed the time for nipe O'Clock
on Monday morning. The Conference
room being too small to accommodate the
hundreds who wished to witness the in.
PRODUCTION, one of the churches was sub
stituted, aud All hour before the time filled
10 overtlowing. From, seots were reserved
tor the members of the Cvnfere acc which
was called to or''er by the Bishop, seated
IN large chair in the alter, Just before
The pulpit. After prayers, the committee
retired; and a minule afterwards .n,ersl
conducting the man whom all delighted
to honor: they led h m 70 the Bisbon's
CHAR, which was made vacant for him. ,b,
Bishop meanwhile occupying another
place within the alter.
"lhe Secretary was directed 10 call tho
names Of the members of Conference
which he did in alphabetical order. ea,,l,
coming forward and receiving from the
bishop a personal Introduction TO the ex.
president, and immediately retiring to give
place to the next. The ceremony had
nearly been completed, hen the sccreta
~ read the name Of Rev. James T.
an elderly gentleman, with weather beat
en- face, clad in a suit Of jeans, arose and
came f rward. Few seemed to know rim
| lie had always been on circuit, on the
frontier; and though always at Conference
he never troubled it with long speeches
bHi Kept his seat, and said but little-,ha,
.;t!e, however. Was always to the purpos. .
Mr.. L., came forward, and was introduce,
to Gen. Jackson. lie turned his face TO
wards the General, who said, 1t seems te
me that we have met before The p, each
er, apparently embarrassed. said: Il wa,
with you through the Creek campaign
one OF your body guard at the battle O
Horse Shoc-and fought under your com
mand at New Orleans The Genera
arose slowly from his seat, and THROWN,
Ibis bong. ~itheted, LonY arms around IL,
P eacher's neck, exclaimed Wen 500,
meet where there's no war-~Lers III,
smoke Of battle neve, rolls up its sulphu
rous incense"
Never before, OF since, have ! seen s,
many tears he'd as then flowed forth from
Tie eyes OF that vast assembly. Every ey
was moist with weeping.
Eleven years have passed away sinc
that day. The old hero has been mor
than ten in his silent and narrow homs
HE vo'ca that eheered the dropping fiel,
and thundered in the rear Of routed AZ
mics is silent forever. The old q, cache,
too. has naght his last hattie, ksid hi
ar@or b!y, aud gone home to his aterns
rest.
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"What are you going to lay do~n--mon
ey, carpets, plans, or what 7" for, as 9
trarsi,ive verb is used, an OBJECT is want
cd complete the sense. The speaker mean.
that he himself is going to lie down.
my brother lays i'll Of feyer," should BE-
"My brother iies," etc. stk yita
He rose up, and left the room:" leave
out up, rs it is absurd to say rise down.
The lrishman who was hois,ed down the
coal pit did not observe this rule.
"Set down and rest YOURSELF" say 81,
down; setting is said Of the sun in tho
west. but can not be properly applied to
person taking seat. ''S,t down" is moi
improper, though "rise up" should never
be used. Sitting down expresses the &c,
of appropriating chair, while sitting up
means sitting erect. Sitting up also refers
to watching during the night with ihs
sick.
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THE RICH FAMILY THAT ExvRR
READ A NEWSPApE1.

A correspondent of the Indiaaa State
Sentinel, travelling in the Westesn para
OF that State, relates the following incs
dent:
The second night after ] lef your city,
| put up at a large brick taverr, known as
the L. house. The proprietor, in an
swer to some intcrrogatories, informed me
that he owned over 400 acres of land, had
raised the present season 600 bushels Of
wheat, $50 bushels Of oats, and expected
to harvest ] 800 bushels Of corn thai As
owed no man q dollar; and tkaa lie never
took newspaper IN hiS lst had the
curiosity 70 leara how the family kept up
whh the cuTrept new. Of The day, when
deprived ftlie means of obtaining il. Soon
alter entered the family circle which con-
s'sted OF the parents aud children the cid.
est daughter on the shady side of tvep-
iy a&e--ths motl,ss coms,eucsd with -
/; Mister do you know whe,her the great
Mr.. Webster 70 hanged YETI -
! "Yes. Mada,n." ~. -,
We'll" said she, II allow he'll not
make more ofthem spelling booka."
II suppose not" "a ~. 4. =, ...,.s
.iss lived so long ia The wosij,~ = said
the mother, with desp sigh, sand Incy-
er seen anynody hnsss3 yJs. ! s!sass
thought I'D like 10 see one hanged, bat 10
never hspPesed 10 como right, and ana
getting 20 old sow don't ,spect l ever
viii. I've s~en the ,sarcm and csrav in
and sirh kinds of shows, ia, I'd ruther see
one feller hanged ,hsa Say Of them
shows
''S.sAsge,.A said the daush,es asAer.
Is going 70 be sn spisrsl shoe to-,nosrow
down here shom ak miiss. may be you'd
like 10 lay o,.i aud 90 downss Bfstbes
James says they've got tws ssskes there
the ssme n What cos swallow M elephant
and doa't tsaiess skss wxs say such
snakss--dayonl" l4sstag 'k.t -
sko Misa.s se~y{ zziseB r. ata,ar
"Wsl. aLsn. fbs jcgrspsy Iie. just ne
! Other Giks r. sss - - :, > q 'sptt
/ .Mother." said Jsmes, eyou dons know
what you're ssikisg about. Don't the
United Ssxsss maks sl.s jsevsphisx f--
Whsts the sss pussinglies m 'sms ybey
make 'em every tea wears, thsy sss eaisis
TO make another in a Ssw dsss. Ttss
send men oat all over The cossmiss % End
out every tl,ing--shat's ~bss thxs chAa
was here fora No totbcr dsy, asking 70
saAay tafnal questions about. suaacss
youk ssrpess ressl.."
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82 PER ANNUM.


That fs'rnda ef rsSey are nes ihsse Of %.
Though firm while the sun Of prosperity j,
shons
am to them now, as to sirangers--un-
Like the vaPors tina. float through n calm
summer ky
They vanished when the cold SHOWS Of win.
ter drew nigh.
While Fortunes red beacon shoue brill;a,,
and brightly III,
Ny friends stood around mc and cluop TO me
tightly;
But when the bright beacon no longer gave
light
They offered their pity and tade mc good
night -.
Yet one friend was faithful. besides her no
other t'ssA H@
Her name il inscribed on the tomb Of NV
Mother.
Ny errors In III. BY her lore were forgiven,
And friendlcss on earth I've strong friend
tu ueaSen,
But lone as am would seorn other aid
Than that o. NY conscience and battle tried
blade" ..
Then Young men attend to the f.ecep.s Of
age, f ler
And when In lies battle You're forced to
engage
Depend not on friends, but on your o,cn pox.
srs. r#F Ea. ~ tfs - -f .
Aud when the dark st orm Of advcr.ity low.
esA Tu4t.
f"u1i meet its sild fury and feel NO slarm
For he who relics on himsclf, has n 81 arm
Moro potent than magic or black.lettcr art,
Tho brave alone have tits home Is the
heart. z FgH
J. ID. w.
I.anesstervillc, 8. C. April 20. 1856.
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Tr HEs H. 81. ....
Debate between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Cal.
houn, Personal aud Political, and lead.
ing to expositi,ns and vindica,ion, o,
Public Conduct, which belopa 70 III, 10.
y.
From the Second Volume - .Th. Til, :.
Year, View !" in ,l,s ,',..s 81 W NJ .t
/ Appleton 4 Co. '' =
r., ..r., =,
~h;,o d;..i.;,,, r' "' Cmno"h'
n.,,v h.I oa"eV"on ""h any
u,e. viii H.. "e mea''
~. c,., {vs., headed DS
.J,;,r;. - o,h Cts
to,,vd e, ,L. 49,. ....;"..' o"' ue was
~;,S a.. AZ Aa.n;,,;.,v..;s Mn ..;s.on e1oper"'lns
.,.,.,n w;,s ~ H. a'.n".;,;. -" coop
,ha ,;,.,.,,v :, -, ""o gwen u
,I,, lorg ,s,;,.i. e""" contests ~
an. y.n nkn PeIa.'oh WIN
,hs ,;d. or .;c,o.x oA 1%a wight turn
.chi.s whn IN ...,,. Luz ss - gam o' q
parties. .c,uld carr y;c,n.w . ~ s,s'e o.
which hs sxnou.ed w.. =, 60, ~ ,ae sue
v;cwea w;,bou, vov.,;on ~ -, "o' " oe
wli.h he lcfi. Re,sn,msn, ~ w.. ."s pa,y
"e ", c"meht was "s natu
o,hsr T Th. s n.mas,.,;' - s.sOs''aa .a. as on sIs
NJ ,.n,ossh..NM .s parry nau ,n"''
!. Crrc,...l me debates
,Le,,, ,L.v ,,.h.,", 1. calhoun ieit
:. n ,hs.. 81 I.s qae.on, WIN MN
co,.,,i.;.., '",'>>' -" ~ 'Ao's 'o' personal
NJ .r IA. a.. ..-..,..
Al, oiIN''o" now, when
,Ss go. -, ~ - ,s'.. " ~ ,esersed' ana
The, sool ds.r,. u ~ 80. 20 o,nemse,ves.' TO,
s.s - ~: ,s..,.s' . III .n1 .tndraw'
aaes On ,bs o,he, .;d. :, ~ JUS s.Pea,'
;nc ~ n.,.on.i ,.~".,.... .s'ca .s . 'es'' S
Csihoun .s;.h bsJ m..;s...t s :.s,s MT !.
seyer.I .msH Ia No. s' >. .,'s .se" !"
.;oe sad h h.oks ON, ;o,c " Wv a': ,. 'e.'
tack At ,bs ,egulsr on. 'S S" AZ
pa,ssoe, took Mace hc,~s., I;',,s e snasP
M. Webs,ey hv, NJ, ~ III st" M saa
anything historical. He M M v Wsh.,.s' 's~a 20
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The Duke Of Roquelaire was told one
day in Paris that two ladies had quarrel.
eJ. 81 Have they called each aiLss ugly
or old !" asked the duke. mo, sir."--
"Very good--tben shall be able to re-
concile tl.m.p
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A fool in high station is Ike man on
the top Of 'nopntain--every body ap-
pears small to linn, add he sppcarS snail
10 every body e'se.
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Lady (in a fashionable dres) )--aLittle
10Y, eao 90 through ibis gate 10 the
tiseris
Boy. rerhaps. a load ofhsy went
through this morning"
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!: :ftisiaal fpetrg;, !.

For tse Le4gsr.
49, Thts Sorlds not the Eden @ !
Which yosas mon suppose Il -
T&e schooi-boy may boas. Of iii. conrad.
Or friend. ss
As ono on whose aid he can aiways depend; |;
May dwell on the f.nciful friend.i,ip Of youth
lts generous courage, i:s eandor and truth,
dts sndyine fervnr and chivalric ACTS
But pause fer momens--src ihcss t,sly
fnetss
Or merely false visions. the young mind.
q creation.
.Whish bright In our childhood, want fur.
thcr duration!
False Visions they arc--old age never know.
them; "a sr. ...,'. 49,. -.......,. NJ,
) The mirror Of youth alone ever shows ,h,m
Tia fancy suggs.ts tho Utopian tale,
.And he who believes Il viii certainly f.,,.
% ent'ring unarmed the great battle Of t;f..
tie foo'ishiy looks to Nj. friends In ,b.,
q strife
To rush to his side. assist and pro,.c, h;,,
in hours Of danger such friend, will rriec,
him.
1as y mong tho wounded bc..rewing tho
6sli I.t..-r. =,
Ne shor'd, BY good fortune. aeeure him
He may. .ihna protected, eight on wi,hcu.
,Ssse .
Ai,Aossh s.. good ia.aa. . arc :. f.r !. tn.
rear.
s',4lG1i sbisg ,.lI 81 - ..e..r
r0osssk shs stern warrior, whose ba,,l...e.,
70S red brow 30 - t- fss. ~
iias fsis the kern s.brs a. f,,rrow. the p,ow
Whose heart ia now scared and whose franc
i erown strong
fsss, bas,iiag in contest. both bloody and
lese. ..........
,swho, marhins through hail. s.orus Of death.
. dealing hsils, ss ,,
sitss Gscsd The drczd cannon and scaled lof,v
walls, fsp l. s,fR.s .aa r-
= Asd wsvca ii. proud Gag from tn. eap,ur.
- - s-deabt. 81 '' -.sf- Gas 30
And len, 81. mad voir. to swell victory.
shout, ''f - '"i FNt
!, ,whils Win gioaa. or,he dying aro.. from tho
:, pisin. .''
Ard v.v. e,..r .;-,,.
WA h,. ,,u., .,.....,t" . - -"o pau;
-,n'. s'''s '''s A""f~seA ms
;. a l...A.., :. -. -,
gfal ssging biiiow, , no. aa sr
y Whsse shs tsu pess stood r-ady ,teach .ngry
! 4r,.s..,.,., n,
WI. v-,..,,.v ,.'.a 80 ~ 'an''"' a''se-
: sai.ksd ,o-d.y-. - ''"
"a S's~P' ""d WA" ""' nc
g. se' sy
: ysung man NV who,. ne. h...,
r.. 800. s.s = 80. l..n
:. 4 and ..,.,rs,.-.. ~ "'0'A
The .,il. .ur,o,pd,o, II, ma, ..,..,.,
60. !. D'.,s s" "e's os'o"
,,.' lss~. ' ' ''' - '''''''''
= s..,r eA
S,f m. s,,ns, ~. ~ 60.
So ...,,. IN A
va M. IN -, .,,,a,,.s .. ..., ,,
49,. = WY Ss"s"'-
.c,.p.,.s mn NV ,,.,a..s :, a., ,,.,..... !.
- ssshsc.,'@. = - '' ~ e A''A I"
> Per & shoss y.,,hss, a.,. t..~ ,o,,,,u
-,I.s - - - : :. ~ y" "o'"'"S
Nor b.l,eysd .Aa. d. w..L w.,. the .,.,,.
I'M Il. ...s 4. .s.:. s.,v.,s..,, .n. ...,,..
: =. ~ sss.siss M sSaw ,e,,... !. .. va.
- .......-. !, ,v.-... a......... q n Eve.
..~ :. :, a. s.sa .ss is IN. ssss. s.s.,.. 10 be
80 80
- 49, sbem ~ sIliance of marvisrs for goX
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FRANKNEss.

BE frank with the world. Frankness
y the child Of honesty and courage. Say
just what you mean TO do on every occa.
sion, and take it for granted you mean TO
DO what is right. liza frieud ssks a e..
vor, You should grant Is, tit Is se.sona.
b'e If it is not, tell him plainly why you
cannot. You would wrong him and
wrong yourself by eqviyocaiiou Of any
kind. Never do wryng thing to make
or to keep one; the man who REQ uises
you to do so is dearly paArchased at q
sacrifice. Deal kindly and trmly with
all men you will find il the polio, which
weafs best. Above sn, do not appear TO
others what you are not. II You have
any fault TO find with any one, tel! biu,,
no, Others, Of whA, yoe complain. There
j. no more dangeropa experiment tl,aa
that Of sader,asiaR 10 be ose lhinr 10 !
mans face, and Aaother behind his bach
We should i've - and spesk out Q,
doors, az the Phrase ie, aud saw and do
what We are vilEsg ssal.la bs known and
read by raaN Is not only bess = .
matter Of psiecs bu, as q matter Of pol.
icy. d
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Az Excssssss McrTos- Tho Mobile
posAg Ysi3s<e ~ lhssj.y hst iasorstAx ~
that iwo lysd dped sad sixty Kassss essir
granis ss,ssi fheve che day pse, ious =
Most q sAsIs had banners. aud 4 siihos
nj the 49,, ~i,h I. . motto, a 4io6a.
..is.a 8s~ss B;1@s ;sssesd ef ri.
ys.s i''ff Ns -
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What hind Of sman doisdex lihs AssA
shy' hss'r.d ,,ns = 81 rous.
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3flIsrrllanq.
BEHToH's sRHAToRIAL RRMINIs.
CENCIA.

AsSa Isas-n.nrrs VAN Dvarx. rn.s'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

4 loo boxes Gtass all Sizes ftm SAtu ~ HNis. G"ar
Glass, Copal Coach aud Japan Nafnss NFfh. lhrrhnhr
I'm ia Tin l1rshfad Bra a. The best manf. Lewis Fur
Load a., Ac. Tot sAio cheap hy
J II THOMPSON & 90
Ilff5
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.''l- ii3t 81, NO q BOLLINGGRnuk - Pr
~ F' ~ have established self nr Dr.. t.i5tt'
N'"si mon atee and Metal Business aud t,,5. H. -
u"" 81 Heiin1 and North Carolina Mrrchauf.# -.
'"tN' i'''' 'Aahuafon Of my large and l,r,i So.
ny mn F'lA'i is ICING such : VIII enable Inp h. l
"NeSlith' ittl Roads MachinSs B.arl>r.5.f.. 81.
va -s''IiiH vii find 1t 10 their Interest To-
"''sft 45ft iasEe els, where ny
o1'l : lN'"kinih received and promptly tt.ndsdf.
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Ms = BRO DiEns, Richmond, Va, beg 10 iulotln the
citizens of uehhurr thar try prepared TO execute
Every pfiun Saa, cotton Wouen dYeng Clean
be done New York elsewhere W have
NV i8ers and the very best workncn and gum
atrc action patrons Merino silk ard De Lain
,ras, dyed in fashionable" coiar 10 suit The taste 1t lie
mis- rians every description dy Cd OF cleaned, Grape
dyed scarlet. equal import
ed Ne,,s dyed equal tonew Sill DRESSES eaHedaud Greasa
removed W intend do wark equal Il
any thu uifod States aud specially solicit
the patuuaFeot the cbzsot ~ nrhburR and vicinity. Cen
luHeus yed and cleaned 70 look equal
DENNIS \ BRO,
Successors to Hines Franklin St opposite Mctropalt
tan Hail Richmond Va sep Ids
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BooKS.-STATIONERY. &C.


NV uoOk-.-Tb. Ancient Hebrews, b,
Y Abraham NHls. Modern Grctes ~ Henry n B,ird \
~ kafk m ih. Author Of the Wide Wide World N ildi
Cock fsuk. Three Per Cent Month ~ thu icrz
a. - wing IT, Regime and Tho Revolution hy VI y
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jfsI rftes Of NAPOLEON aud Josephine. Mefar tl
laIt Issu. h4 \ N M feadley LII Washington,
ltI u. life AMI Tins uf HrurY Clay DE IA Hpddas
Societies "t France Nogds work
u #I vIaffautrs aud Pharuhe aasy. 'fhauk fuiness
T4tlar Ifean1 IsaYsa BouaHin Franklin. N uors
isas Hus=n fife and Adf "niafes II beckWeufth, liar
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Y 49, -. No. NuI
~ barrels Tor sale low 10 close ignncri 81
sep 26dls = hardy u co
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A@91 ks53 .ss.-.-s.Ys, All ROAD NOTICE 10 SHIP
FERN or rROpl Con and after
tho LIST day Of October -5d Bienu N.i,an viii net b..
received ar auspoatou. transported this an
less pack in Casks uogshcads crates or BOXES
by order OF the Board l.. II GILL.
ktp NH#t
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y Sion MERCHANT. On the lofk, Richmond Va
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage extended To ne last season.
haye made ments mcrea the line OF Boats
ming my hosc that boat vii aNr every other day
SUNDAYS cxeeped) BY ills ARRANGEMENT shall be able To
put goods through than heretofore, aud
NEARLY they by the S X r. and At much less
A clarrc forwarding Tolacgois cts per Box and
aods l,rld whichincludcs DraNaee and hrtagc when
hor necessity Tor drayaEc. The dHSage aud Wharfage
Gna t" Basin are cts per BOX and - per Iihd Ihe
les Tolls charged by Tia" James River kanawha Co ter
Using tu mouse rt> per 1 A. or about ct tor BoNrs
1a 3c' per HID Having tArsr advantages ot location am
wIl luN customers reap the benefit and charge only
f price far s services hoping thereby to command larger
hE+lu,ss
My personal attention yilho given To sales Of produce and
purchase ut goods ON Commission y. >. LEE.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C
Once Of the -. -. Railroad 10.
rtIkIsHu HG, Sept. -, i-.5a
WINTER sIffEDtI.E.-,@ - ~ -s.azzz.s.z-
lsaM -4s;,-...isiiis..

w ', sssi .s r. ~: . III P.' Inc
Train VII leave Petersburg duly. Sundays eNreft1 n %
,ark a A. Al Burkesliie Junction ct 10 and Al
l.. u,abnfs a. 30 + II
Law. lsuci burg 80 clock. NJ. Arrive Burke.
vile ,Juncti5n} u " aud n Petersburg at =. VI
O. Is ALLSUP.
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" - Cases / BS : + Mass I.icoriee
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leo Halt Cases 4
IHd o c
All 81 consignment and for SAL low h,
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Mn YORK fAtKETs.-Th~ new home a. e -
lur composed 81 the following vessels aud sails
from ~ York etery three daYs. Al oWn-d la tie city