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The NIRGtNlAN is published lilly Al - aud tr 'er n
per aoln in ayauge paper III h. discontinued cN.
cent at the option oil the Propetur until al arrearases snail
ave been pad
ADNEKrISEMENrS inserted for 30 ceuts per square
10 ines Insertion aud t cts Tor each con
tinaanre unless ordered form weekly and then nc
per he char ged for each Insertion II the nuno
Insertions be marked on the Ms viii be published t or
dered out, and charged atcorting! -
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For square,
For do seuli week. =,
Fort tNyD
g intended or both papers subject to spe
al contract.
a. Annual advertisers will he limited to their immediate
business thu advertisements charged at transient rates
- All Advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly paper. -,
Obituary which eAeood eight lines are charged
tCnblV the
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MEDICINES. &C.
,,,,YIuoxE IocN sua,purA,.

vD,HE ounder of this Celebrated Institution oilers ihe m"s
elects, structures Seminal week.-mrs. rams IA t9e LOUIS
Constitutional Debility, mpotrney weakness of the hagk
aud limbs Affections OF the ktinl fap .in , 81 IN lS
tIeart Dyspepsia, Nervous uahh' bsea- "t tue ii'ai
Throa Nose Skin; and ali those st3us and melancholy
the destructive 'aulf o h't", "'u
DESTROYS both mimi These and solitary prae
fatal t" their vci than The sony o l Hsle
to the mariners ysses brhur their most brilliant hopes OF
anticipaous rendering marriage. " hpeSzihe'
so"ng Wen - v,
especially, who have hee"ne tho victims " 9 N,a"iS Sns
destructive habit. which annually sweeps
10 an untue thousands ri voene men ct the mos S
alted talents brnt nteinrt WHO might otherwise nave
entraneed listening witt Tie thnnd"rs al el"''h''
walked to cNaeies tho living yfo may eau WIN '' '
iouce.
Married persons, or Aonng Men contemplating ting marfau" %
being aw are OF ply steal wcan"+ "rsmr debility drio
ties should immediately consult Dr. Johh''"al" ne i'
stored to perfect health: -, -. 80, -.
lie WIN pagSs ",,,n , in M 9"r bS AZ a .oene and confident
Y rely upon his skill a. ghy ..sia''
Organic Weakness
mmediat ely cured and u,l vignr r'sot'd ,, =, A.,
This dlaeas"is the leaiS most it'l'eneS -,
who have become the victim OF Improper ind"fen'tS
Young inrsth~ are 100 app 10 'oNa'' , -. a,s,, @ Nov,
Who mai understands subject III pretend to deny dat the
power et lroer,aton Is lost s"'hsr ~ 9se amy % -
proper habits than hN the .n' 'rl's ie'ne &c @ i
.u5ilye symptoms uoh 'd, a imra ar'Se the -Hs.e'
becomes drrangod the ph! 0te' ahl msni pow ti
ncryens lehitN DYSPEPSIA ila't''i' ef 'i'
wasting of tie if'n' rahE s1 19P"n@ ' CON " -,
~ Office No N9NiH FEf f'.lsN Hi't 2 - ~, ,r,,g,,
from lta nse str'f %. sg W i,i ar or Won MI mis-
fwin ubserYiat tho y alts ana ~ hhi'l'' " 9' " ~
IKE the f'a'' ,, va, T.; ,,, 1., u, 7,,.
4 Chft y arrd"tt l. ~ 10 h"is' '''"'' ''9 '''' | "
No MEECilA y ~. .H..o. /. ,,l'' 70 'o''Ht
oE .aelsN~foNi a., cr,l,,to
one of The ne II eiunenf 20 50 ~ ne u. W a. a.
aud the greater pal :, ~.I Pa ,'1 p,' a eIqyhrr has
effected seme" = h,r 49,, i a and ears y, l.e,
known; many is"ted WIN rlt ff ~ tl' y I @ ,,iIs
asiP, f, Win ,reoncn 6iI,hirg attended
rb arrangcrnc AT Il mi al cured iinnyd datcly
& In
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JNO. LONG.
No : lIlIkLA


Times m market for NEGROES OF both sexes, between
Ile apc of 10 and 30 years including Mechanics, such
as Backsmhs Carpenter and Will pay the highest mar
ke prices in cash office newly erected brick building
IN Isl or Iynch street Immediately in Of the Farmers
bank where he prepared, taHng erected buildings nm
m y,) to board grocs sent Lyuchhug for sale 9th
r,y Sc on moderate terms and keep them secure as ii
they were placed in the jail OF the Corporation.
,,a,, u.,i,rlv SETH WODDRObF.
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" ,SpHeyrs,s asPEHson d, RIDE y

EA SEEDS CROP OF lSJt-Wc have opened a tnl sup
v of Tho above seeds all the kinds In cultivation
loo eIl .h To r,ro aly communication Call and
supply yoursclcsat STBOTuEE WHlIEUEADS
Druggists Bank Square.
Rurel Register and Anuie with directions for culture
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UN
u aIES-IHOMAS HOPE co, NO. l.R CHAM
BERN STREET. NEW YORK Established le2O) impor'
Dealers all descriptions of Rare Old MADEIRA Sher
aud Finest Old Bra dies Superior Old Jamal-
ca and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin and every
variety a. imported and Domestic Liquors.
CHANPAuAt-- Max Sniainr, Moet Chandon and f'umm
Imperial Cabinet Nerzenay iIeidsck and other Brands
tIAttT AND SAUIEHNflncludng Chateau MAfgauk, Cha-
Inhiie Leovlc. Laosc Margaux aud St Julien Cha
aud lIant Sautornos
HOOK WiNfs-of Joiannosborger Mareobronner Rudes-
homrr. ilockhoImcr. Sparkling Hook and Mosnle
The choicest varieties, EIeBanteH ReBaias,
tonehas DporaB. Pressed aud Commnnes
FoUHGs all kinds, Raisins Almonds Prunes &c
TE8a ASn tuFFrIs-all Of the finest qualities
HANS Asp ToNauEs-iiurngton, Virginia aud W estphala
lInms Smoked and picklod Tongues.
t3osurN BurIER-n Frkus, Tubs and Stone Jars
FouHdS I1rkltaSauces Catsups, Sardines, Capers Oh
Ives, Ac.
PnlsrnVts-E Eas' India and Domestic And full
general assortment of every variety OF Fine roeeres
mar IDLY
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dissolved by limitation. the 3r December, lsJ6
The the viii br used onl, closing the
Those indebted Ia the concern are respectfully reques
ted settle hcir accounts il is important that the business
should bc closed We take this sincere
thanks friends and he publ. for the very liberal pat
&c heretofore extended 10 us and earnestly ask cout=
uaon the the Of Lee. Johnson Co.
John Il. LEE,
lIlOS /. .InIINSON.
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y Inquire within for 900 ttels,
ToIll. by Edmund About
Neyrrtoo late 10 mond tKcadc)
Live and Learn,
Poetic Pictures, by Jas Fiiz of Va.
ALSO,
Hgs stephens Monthly for April,
Icsllc's y. Y. journal
Living Age,
Elrrkwnod. Chambers Journal
Enrric. lhc Lancet, Nc, rccci}clat
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AroWa.uN a &AEEXANDEH.
Mnin street.

AroVEgN ~ ALEXANDER,
y Main street,
IYNCuRrRG VA.
OFFER FOR SdLE 4 LdRGE 4ND F.4RiEB STOCK or
SuGAKs-Ncw Orleans tuta AM Coffee Sugars, Loaf
Crushed aud Powdered do.
COFFEES-Mew Crop Rio Old Government Java and La
Coffee.
SALT-As1tons Factory-flled in clean Sacks.
PLASTER-MountnnP Paster-tironud and in Lump.
lRON-Country Hammered, Rolled r5u T4rc Iron, Nail
Rods. Band, oval Horse Shoe aud every kind
Of Iron
STEEI.-Bsierrd, Cast and Shear Stcnlail sires.
FLOW MOtLDS-Nc keep supply always on hand.
LEATlIER-Sale, Upper and liarne" Leather
BALE COTTON-All numbers and sizes from Southern
Factories
GTANO-Na. quantities To suit purchasers
TEAS-Impcral Green Teas and Black lca an qualities
NoLASSES-Npw Orleans and MuscnVodn Molasses
IlQl ORS-line OId Whisky, Apple Brandy. lum French
Brandy, and tine Liquors of ali kinds
Cloths. Calico Cool Batting Bankeis Linens @r
Iiquorrc m Cases Sweet oil Tor Tobacco Maunia"tu
rpts of which invite The attention Of Planters and
Country Merchants old established stand On Mn"
S'ror, LyaehbarR
W. sell ON Commission Bacon. Lard Butter Country LIN
ms Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce generally aud solicit
cnpsiqnmru,s mar "a dAets,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE,
tsIAuftsHIn lslS
xEIN ntn,DNHN a co,

lnl MAIN Sfuftr. PieunoNp VA.
RE receipt at the largest hnd hest se''ee" st
~ OF eprtag Cal,pS and Gentlcmons Furnishing e.ous ~
they have ever exhibited The assortment VIII be 'uhn 70
oGnee variety grade ot goods To be found Ia th
rountr made np h, the Nety beat manner aha
warranted In cpects Having one OF iheir 1o'e, con
in York market they are ehab'h ~ " '"''
10 show the latest beat 81, les nt the aeason III,
IN tho second Sforg thrit House th'Y are oPe" WIN
an extensive stock the Wholesale ftne where Meehhh
will hud good spring Clothing "t satisfactory
priveH .,.. a...a,.o,l
Having longer experience and being more largely enKHHeo
sale Clothing than any ohe '"Se
In he STATE they prepared 10 otter the greatest n'o
menH n purchasers MIN, Nh'"'' - -
- tsy
NulpN,s AuE=1O Gisrec- ot M"sr'- E"s"-
lNu hnrgh Ale in Stone jugs. landing Tor sale by -
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
oh NJ Riehmond
HuANO.-5, 900 tsnG- ct thr best No. s'''"-
N ,ian lending tor ale by - . 80, -, -,
mar ats EDMOND. DAVENPORT co. Richmond
IAUls,-Wiutcr Hispched. Soinr Oti-, pure
Srerm Dia alao Inseed Oh in llhds aud hbs lah'
Ing for salo hy EDMOND, bAN hN''"' ',,H,t
hta "'""'""
uuuHDEUT,s LONDON 20 @ = R.-3OO
j rercos rms Quarts ilbborta London Porter re.
direct from o Moes nhhortS Lon
don for sale by EDMOND, bANhNfohl ~ w
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y :
SE I%fERESTSAN stock OF GuHnn and other ierlizcrs
Store, consisting Of Peruvian Gnano No A. BAIL
Inspection, price S62 u. Bugs Manipulated t'uano
caupu@c Of pure Peruvian Mexican 6uano and l'"ne
dcr This said by many 10 lie superior TO Peruvian Gu
Dc5urg's Super Phosphate of Lime Mexican tnano
containing ga per cent of Bone Phosphate OF Lm" kcite
wells 1astrr excellent manure for old land To-
hfreo Lots Lyncbug irouud Plaster, IN Bulk Bags or Bar
re,s
1t incon To keep good supply of all the IN st APP
fertilizers, and to sell th not at the highest price
that he pbtgnod bnt at the lowest possible price that they
afforded. bay Guauo from the agents Of the Pc
Government and il certainly Of the host qualify
VI low as other market adding the cost of
'Iaisportatlon Fertilizers are much used, and
prove and Planters that it is to their interest
patrau2c house propose to keep Ilcase give
a call NM a MlLILR
ut1raSts Basin.
EptRDO1EES sugar Drops for WSrus-A
fresh supply just To hand and for sale by
STRoTiIER Il WHITEHEAD, Druggists.
ft1DEI's Enhy's sooi and p"i"r-om'- nngn-
4 zinc fl April, received at MokSES.
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THNIIE " u II % n III q. . " -
COMPANY ot Hartford CONNECTICUT, drs.rus Of eNert
ing Insurance Virginia, has appointed j. JOHNSON EsI
of Salem Agent the Persots LyuelhurF aud
dr-rr cumnun, atng with the oupany
may 10 50 through Thomas Jes at Exchange Bank or
Mr4srs Ilugheuc a Hoieunhn
Thi, COMPANY has . paid up Capital of ea0o0oo with
large surplus secured and invested under ho sanction and ap
rnya ct the Compror of Pubc Accounts and IS bocs ID
10 oic superior inducements those contemplating Lite In
sdrance jan % jdts
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ss-j7 t$33 b+b|
u FANIiloNSEDR ls5i-S -SFIlIfR Will introduce l.sA
the Sprinr stye Dress Hat the first saturday in March
r i inspection oi his customers and the public generally,
which will b, found tn surass any Hal in nth markein na
~ -f,e 1ua.tty finish Also, lot of beautiful new sNle
sou Has Tor Young An those desiring fin" Dress hats
o eclipse thing this market will please eah Mt tile sgn
nt fr BIZ l. HAT. =,
ld, of uas made oder with neanesS and diSpateh
Customers IIlt- dressed over a. usual ,
~ - WIN STIrIER.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sy.gss DIR. 'sonEnV EtWLN. Dr"'i.'
furfyAYYSS sidence MAIN 81. and square above
nhf'ilN hetet. l'n o''
ARCHITECT
sopsdly LfNenwRG cettfat
nR. HRs*st.uETwrCn.
- 2nd poor ApoSt mn NoNvtit uorst.
pAR. E.G. G.GHEE>IEE offers his profession
- At SERVICES Ia the citizens OF ynehburg vicinity
ohec in Warwick House
sNH,Ni>raN ~ HxoTnEH. Wholesale nud
n BErAIL GBOGEBN y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N,It d0orto Libnay Uarshopss hAiN ~ LgHrhbre Ia
iaa
5 & eN,NswnA N>D CINCINNATI
A-7'safs'-T'7s- " OF ARRlri, ! X JOHNSON, oamman
NJ Cincinnati Trrht tNent Tive cents per 100 Fhkt
s5-Mcal- and Statr Rooms included laug 2e.lN
MAS -. RtCEE1.
General itcai Estate mud I""d agent,
IGgaNrroN. KANSAS rtearoRt
VIII attend strictly toby lots in this or any towns IN this
Territory and also buyug selling and locating Land W"f
rants. Letters ap,wcr,dhY return mail nav IDLY
6tWEssH, nHtrt N .rLEN, 'om"i ~
es SION MERCHANTS. san FkANnlsUo SAm1s l,,.,,
aid to SA1fs or TOBACCO aud eonsignmens direct from
REFERrNeEs-A. \ \. Lawrence 4 Co roston Allen
razson New York Courtney cushing, ~ h"m3rri nIaa
y Watson, James Z Heath. late auditor and Cr'nshaM
Co, Richmondi Merordo y Jones, ''a
=. & s Ferguson Co aud Miller Crenshaw Lynch
Mr-liayinF established a branch Of house in NrN
York or re>i.u partner that city Will give his personal
attention TO he rgre,in ru>Nrpug and securing IL" tpW
cist (irc all goods enhsgn
ed Ia SAN Francisco lause.
,.n.l - en3lY.
NATIONAL. sG0TEs, S,n"",om Nn. III.
" undersigned late proprietor of the laAl lur Hotel Wh
chester. having leased above named prop ftN CORNER
lv the Woad ard lIauzol would respectfully int rm
the pubic that he prepared 10 accommodate his gHts the
best mapn,r.
His Table shall an ~ he supplied with the hcst that he
market affords Iii. stable whshis second 10 none, Will al
he sup iei with tie tes prov en- Ter and HeuH ostt
Passengers Wiz stop TIN housC string 10 take the 'ais
entir, tree u th a. tu " hich Hail Road HOUSES
are subject and they always assured of euMg
their meas and reaching thc al IN time to secure tickets
and
An Omnibus will always ho found "a thn Rail Road Depot
the alr, ofCars 10 take a-sc1s 10 aud fsnthe House
fre"ot charge. W Gll.kENoN.
b d0u
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aBRIyATE SCHOOL FOR uMBECILEs.-
The undersigned desires to call tho attention Of Parents
and Guardians having children of slow mental or physical de-
vcopcmont the fact that he has opened Harlefn few
miles above the city OF New York, in heathfu and
bcauu location, Private Family School, where such chill
received and taught The experience he has hai
years connection with the Massachusetts,
and State Institutions for Idiots has shown MIN
that much be done In bringing these children TO
condition In instances, he has had them
home either common school with advantage
engage life with The earlier the
training better For circulars reference &c.
address JAMES B. RICHARDS,
2G dy No J3i Broadway or Harlem, New foik
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BAPTIST n WHITE.
H6 Tobacco Comm isSion Merchants,

q. BAPTIST, late of Petersburg Va. }
T.. WHITE late of the firm of Hes
ter 4 White, Richmond, Va sHtH
div
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
1872, TNlsD MONTH. i~5'
uANEH.EON n ERAkoAM,


1897. TNlsD MONTH 1877.
HAMILTON GRAHAM,
s,.rtssoas 10 fut Al. tIitNs ot
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN DRY GOODS,
No G1 sYcaneW srsfft, rffrusnnna Va, m
u Austin and Alha,l i'allan by sIeamshps Africa,
Alantc cyot wahmrloG aud others iheir srtns npoa
and >sao9n. l%@ h' S"i9s% s s"3 1,,s@ ] Sn9'
Viii rnehlc them to oicr TRADE asorment Of
FoRElGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
eu8 II superior any over exhibited by either oi 'her
bey m"nla invite particular attention largo impor
,allem Of low prieci nRoWN AND niEAcnEn cor.
roNs OF English manufacture ,.,,,
EDWARD URAaAM
AarSrs for the nn,c Of North Carolina Cotton Nem- -
shyc,ns aud osuabtgs aud Tor gcnnino ls faN ireada
,g,uouaa HWANCu n SONS. sscnrrri Gone
u MISSION ANn fohw ARniNG MERuuANfS ANn
MENrS rrIru,nuHo Nh-rroducc couspnmcu" solicited
which lreee. the pofsond ~, Gs.,"ess ms,a
na.kgr ele Goma Waars ,9 Vim May ar. ran
aie, iiasajl, 10 ntglmond THOMAS nnANGn,
,voas,,r 1N6 ~ !" + nHASon nHaSo"
lDsAN0soN VBtIAs=p pn, u,cmt withheld. -wo
prupuse IL purchasers Ilano rortcsto take our lnsn
Unn on NAL IN order to t,st what say their quality be
rne9ty ,eats eNcourc on our porl sa-oes mnda
could vet hoon hundred ersons to unite with u
the opinion that establishment North OF SOUTH can r"a
-fhy dnnHh better cheaper. nstuucnta itnn "" II"
40, u dr 4. T. NASH.
v>vOJHsE ExERAOH HDsNAnN.-u'. JOuN
Hill. hpug permanent located Al the Magnolia House,
iIstp Toua would htA uiom those ntorcecd
tat ho viii attend snrbIY procure lr"nse for all who
nay " sh Matrimonial Alliance and VIII have them
adv 40 ihnt be perfpnued immediately their
arrea u1,o Adlrcs yuur lrttf- giving tie ntnos of
10 pnrtic, and onroslng - john , tal Magnonia
II .t9.o BH.ol 1um mar sidtlRpl
gvblNs. t.en,.' spring style asn,-.-s"-' re-
L ccyed oa,forIs spug style extra Moe intstar Young
= ncmoa Il beautiful article Aso soft Hats nf various col
- nnd stqles l.. l. ARMiSrtn,
mtrl; IA Farmer Hank.
AAA sAss.- prcston'- ~nIt store
sepebeF pnd athous,nd Sacks for .de at the
very p,iar Sack IN quantities To- suit purcha
Apply the undersigned nnAt door - lfby saunders
fc IN dts I. illAllt I'LL
NJ ssILg. G.ap. -hao ~ nu'i uinn, Other h""-
w r tuua lust received aud tof mlv cheap rash by
m,r pla mo j ~ RVS. Agt
DALE suETON.-Dur ss"eiS ~ Baic s",i"n
ID tuil and complete, comprising al uhmheis from
Ave fourteen II you good article AZ The leWes
MAJ kat price i've uka call ~ HotIINS 4 co
mar ats
k,EED OATs.-ipO Bu-hci- Srrd 0n,-. i"-i re
- ,elvrd by NpAIlS " AhIAANDih
- IA
ItDNSGsTHkEEDb b.NE, article very
u economical IN making either hard or stt sanr lust rere'
ed fdab 2ldNrt. sIABLER Il JONES
yUNRsNs&S. Trunh-, pr""h-.-A ihird suppl,
Il q IruuRs just hand for lsaa, nj SEABtkN y.
mar II 10
lt0KN.-5OO Bushels nice Nhi'r Corn !" Store
u aud tsr sale by YOUNGER SMITH.
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<HNsAPWiN. plKE Il CO., Importers OF
French English and German Fancy Goods and dealers
Combs, Brushes Buttons Linen aud Cotton Thread sew
ing Sk aud generally A Murray street, New
WI
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,r,unuA. mWANCuu \ SONS, slrn,rni Uom

n MlSSION AND IONWAKNlNN MI.N'WNN II MI
DEALERS ~ utfANo AND AHklGi LII nal lMfLE
MENIS pFrrHsuuHu, ,NA-lroduco vauHithtnouA solicited
which Nlrec,a tho posnh attention nt te partners ho'e
La T. III James Saunders aanl Mllcr Ambrose
Hnckcr iyirlhrg Thomas Wallace lion John + May Pau
\ MeIlWane Nm n loNncs. Petersburg, Warwick arks
,I,lc Iln.ajl A t!a Richmond THOMAS BiANtl,
JAS X. BRANCH,
M 4 AtIAII
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<An Bale. Cotton YARNS, Ic,k~yiiic Fac
seVISI tory, just lived per South Sid" Rail Road
mar IOts NJ HGIGINS Il co.
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The many Thousands cured at mis- Institution Wltan uf &
- yels and the numel, us important surgical Operation
performed by johustou. Witnessed by the reporters OF th
many other pee notices" "i wlheh nave appear
ain and again public besides his standing as
gentleman character responsibility, sufficient qua
ail.inttA.
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Married persons Aonng Men contemplating ma'fhE
being au srpl Woaln"., organic debility drio IN
tics should Immediately consult Dr. Johhs"nahd De i
stored 10 perfect he aith. .#.
lie wis places himself under the Of nr Johnston ml
ripousv conidc in his honor gcnenen and cohhaeht
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n MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN GUNPOW.
DER. CONTINUE TO OPFER THEIR WE'LL kNOMN
brands Of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and kENIuChf
RIFLE POWDER in Kegs and Canisiors Also, Gunpo".
der Blasting aud Mining, comprising nl oi
qualities and required by the trade guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction. ~,
rho standard of Powder which has now enjoyed the
than twenty i've years. VIII De
,und unsurpassed by other manufacture OF the KIND IN
the world For sale by the principal Dealers ana aso ~ the
n;cs f the COMPANY No - Wall Water street. New
York a u h->Hhi'
A. T.. DOUGLASS, Secry ln.ar .aoin
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prupuae t purchasers of 1uu Enrosto take our lnHtrn
tuon what Of their qualhy no
lore paying ipf them
Npotrnru ppft satisfies our twh h'hus
yet hnoen hundred peraons to unite with uh
opinion that establishment North OF South can F"A
,ihy hrnah batter rtearcr, lnstuuens thnn ~" 90
NASH
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nd ilIt
ana.
U.s. \
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-21
THE PEACEFUL AND CIvILIZING MISSION OF
COMMERCE.

Commerce, when regarded simply as means for
private emolument and for the qualification ofsefsh
ness by building up mammoth fortunes, no matter
how, is a sordid and grovelling pursuit Whoever
enters upon commerce with no broader views and no
higher aims, degrades it and stulCifes himself 1t is
bringing vast humanizing and benefcent system
that competent duse the blessings of cviliza-
ton throughout the world, down to the measure of
gasping ayarice and despicabe meanness. Because
has many devotees of this character, is
the reason why the name of merchant which, afore.
time stood high the honOred of the earth, and his
word was regarded sacred, a bond thrice at
tested-is cast out from that proud commerce
and is regarded, with too much truth, in many in
stances, as the synonym of low craft, cunning and
trikery.
Commerce has other aims than to feed cupidity.
1t is to be looked upon a science which is broad
and deep and far reaching; whose foundations
laid in equity and whose pillars are unsuied honor,
integrity, intelligence, and perseverance Rightly
viewed, and rightly followed it yields satisfying
fruits to every cline that is reached by it, while it
never fails to enrich the upright merchant who di
reefs its energies. Our dvines, statesmen, and
our philosophers, look upon commerce as handmade
of religion, of civilization, of philanthropy, of the
arts and of every good influence.
DR.. Charming regarded Commerce as q mediator
between distant nations, making mems wants known;
not, as formerly, stimulants of war; but bones of
peace. 1.-The universal, intellectual activityEwhch
is in motion throughout the world is due, in no
small degree, to commerce, which spreads the
thoughts, inventions and writings of great men
throughout the EARTH and gather scientific and liter
airy men everywhere into intellectual republic"
In the language of Reverdy johnson, Commerce,
in every age the world has been the chief pioneer
in the march of mans civilization. Unlike tie
achievements of war, the track of commerce is e
to be traced by the blessings which follow its foOt
cps" Viewed from this high position, how grand
is the mission ofCommerce. What an honorable and
gratifying path lays before him who pursues it in
enlarged spirit
On recent occasion, Senator Hunter, in MASTER
ly grafton, spoke eloquenty on the influence which
the merchant has exerted, and is exerting, on the
civilization and moral progress of the race. "He
pepetrates" said Mr.. H., 'iRto every known region
which is accessible to the camel, the ship or
the human footstep, and may say with the ancient
maxim that he passes like night from land to land
to exchange not merely the productions of the lands
of different and distant people, but in some sort,
the productions of thought and moral culture
But brighter future yet, is in store for COM
merce; a more enlarged mission, more glorious
destiny. The energies Of commerce which have