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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21
DEFALCATIoN IN CALIFORNIA.

The people of California have been again subjected to
heavy loss by the deacaon Of the State Treasurer and
the refusal Of the Comptroller to give any clue the de-
lnquency 1t appears that the 900, intend
ed to be devoted to the payment of the States July
teres bonds in New York. has been diverted from its
purpose to some scheme of speculation and the Legsa
turs has taken measures to mpeach HENRY Bates the
Treasurer select committee has made report upon
the subject, of which the following is an extract:
ssWe are of the opinion that the Treasurer is de-
fauer in the sum of S124 000 which Makes with the
sum of $7 $50 before mentioned together with legal in
teres the of two hundred thousand dollars in round
numbers This large amount of money therefore lost
the State land the Treasurer is in every view of the
case defaulter to that amount That it may be
vered is most devouy to be wished but the possibility
of such recovery does not in the least degree affect
change the position of the Treasurer defaulter for
that amount We do not acknowledge the idea that be-
cause officer has given his official bond upon the pro-
secution of which something may be recovered he
capes the liabilities and penalties of defaulter when
the money is missing from the Treasury and cannot be
produced upon demand Nor the State be turned off
with the bond contract which the Treasurer reCes
from Palmer, Cook Co., it not official act
said bonds having been presented to and approved
by the Governor required by law Had the Treasurer
before making any arrangement with Them submitted
good and sufficient bond for them to the Governor and
obtained his approval and loss had then occurred he and
his sureties mi ht have escaped the responsibility butt
having violated the law in this respect the payment I'd
Palmer, Cook Co. became his private act, outside
the line of his official duty"
The committee say of the interest which the 1924 900
was to pay in July, in New York:
The dscouragng conviction forced upon us that the
July interest will be paid unless the Legislature de-
ponds upon some other than the ability faith of
those to whom the Treasurer has trusted 1t is with
much reluctance that the COMMITTEES express this opinion
but it is better to know the and prepare to meet
and procrastnate efforts to provide against future
but certain evils
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21

History of the hauasion and Capture Of Waslqng-
ton, DC. By JOHN 8. WILLIAMS, Brigade Major, Ecs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Mrs. ~ j. MARIN II n

No. 81 Lafayette place, New York Office hours
10 a. m to p. In- exclusively for ladies' and from
to p m for gentlomen, Wednesdays excepted
All other honrs by appointment. Person. apply ing
by letter must state the name, SEX and age OF the
patient together with the leading features of the
case. Examinations made ia the interior not the
cairvoyant state. Terms;-For first examination
and prescription, s5 if the patient is present SIv
If absent; all subsequent examinations Sc Terms
strictly in advance
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
BOOKS. ~ ROCKS.

X 2 are DOW IN receipt Of a large assortment
Of boo =, among viii may be found the
GLOWING, y
LiPpiucott's Prsuo-ncing Gazetteer of the
World
Websters DiciIonarv-nnabrij
GODS Practice Of Medicine,
Chambers Information # the People;
Romance Of Natural History
Aiusw0r-hs Latin Dictionary:
Stansblrr's Expedition to the Great Salt
Lake;
CoidsMIths Animated Nature.
Encyclopedia Of Geography.
Adventures IN the Ozark Mountains OF Mis-
sour and Arkansas;
Fields Scrap Book. War OF Independence;
Tkiers History Of the Con ulatc and En- pire
ofNaPoleeu; Tire Home Garner;
Autobiography Of Doctor Caldwell;
Ssar- Wonders Of the World;
Sh hak-spears Works. Bvron-s Works:
AuthOn- Virgil, Anthous Latin Lessons;
Anthous Cesar. Davis Legsndre;
B&ncTofts History Of he United States;
Lynch's Dead Sea; Burns Works:
Rollins AncIsu: History:
Cooper i Thomp~.'ns Political Works.
Moons Poe1icai Works. Looking unto Jesus.
Rogers 4 CamTueli's PoeticaI Works
JEIted States Di~yensatc~v.
Lsmp-i-res C4assscAl pi...uuarv;
Meals History OF the Puritins:
Family Monitor 5s~ephus
IucideHt- Of travel IL Iucatan:
Central america, CBiaPas Yucat3n;
Last of the HGEzyEruuurgers:
Japan by :. Fs.i -sus, t,u-a Hall:
1oIlIuc and hopIn-- The Creo Orphans.
The II .dlen Fash. Women If the Revolution.
Chemistry OF Common Life; Hungary apd
kossu;h;
Glenwood or the Parish Boy: Vicar ofWake
field.
Adventures Of Gilbert Goahead;
The CoUrt-si-5 Of Welded Life,
Lily Novel The Race for Riches.
The Mormuns al Home:
Poems by Amelia; Our Couutrviuen.
Tales from Shakespeare: Elm Free Tale.
Temperance CIT; Lady Of the Lake;
LaIIa Rnokh; Rachael Grey:
Hiawatka by LongfeIIow: Border Bearles.
Balloon Travels IN Europe;
Italian Sights aud PaPal Principles;
COsITt-lip and Marriage; Lucy Boston:
Tire Pearl Of Pearl River: The Mignonette;
Atlantic Souvenir; Religion and Geology;
The American Lady's Cook Book;
I-arnartiues History Of Turkey
History Of Palestine; Roulauism al Home;
Memoir Of Mary Lyon Miss GouIds Poems.
Memoirs ola Hungarian Lady;
Barnes Note; Morris's Sermons
The Philadelphia Housewife;
The Winter Lodge; Rose of Sharon.
Life OF ChTysostom: Sweet Home:
Good time Coming: The Casket.
GRIMES Household, Stones Edith Hale.
Court<bip and Marriage; Tn. Hidden Path.
Married not Mated. Arabia. Nights.
Green Mount ain Girls: Ernest Iinvood.
The Wide Wide World: What Not.
Liberty and Slavery; Cone Cut Corners.
Memories of Susan Ailibone:
Washington and his Generals;
Napoleon aud Bis Marshais
The Moral aud Intellectual Diversity of RscAs.
European Life and Manners by Caiman.
Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffreys.
StaDhope's Burleigh;
Ny CourtShip and its Consequence By wikoH
Out of Deb; out Of Danger;
Patient Waiting no loss:
Ans not Gold that GlitterS;
The Wonders Of Science; Bibles; Albums.
Book Of a thousand Songs, DC. DC
TO gether with general assortment of school
b. ask bo1ks ani Stationery
WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
une 81. 1856.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

OF all the remedies that have been discovered
~ during the present age, for the thousand ills
| that flesh is heir to-, none equal this wonderful
| preparation. Only three years have elapsed since
the dscoverer (who spent decade in studying, ex-
permentalizng and perfecting it, first introduced
1T to the public and it is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in all parts of the country,
to the most surprising and effective remedy for
tain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or sirups of this root, have
hitherto failed to command the sanction of the fa-
Guilty, because being tested, they have been
found to contain noxious ingredients, which neu-
ralize the good effects of the sarsapariila and Of
tentnes injure the health of the patient. 1t is not
so with Hurleys sarsparilla-
This is the pure and genuine extract of the root,
and will, trial. be found to effect a certain aEd
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
eases
Affections of the bones Habtual costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of the kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipeas, Pulmonary diseases
Female Irregularities, Scrofula or kings evil,
Fistula, Syphilis.
And all skin diseases,
Besides curing the above its also known TO be a
great and and pow erful tonic. purifying the blood
and invigorating the system.
In short, it is without exception, in the cases
mentlened and its general effect the system the
most efhcacious as it is the most desirable rmedy
OF the age. 1t is already extensively used through
out the country, and is fast obtaining an European
reputation. The Instances Of cure it has effected
are daily coming to the propretors knowledge, and
he hrs hesitation in recommending it 10 one and
all who eesre to procure relief from suffering
One bottle being tried its effects will be too ap-
parent to admit of further doubt.
Recoilect, Huriey's Sarsoparila is tie only
genuine article IN the Market
Price 81 per bottle. or bottles for s5
For sale at the manufactury. the corner Of
Seventh and Green streets Louisville, Ky.
Wholesale, by Bacon. Hyde d Co., St. Louis, Mo;
j. Wright d Co. New Orleans La: Cage Glenn,
Helena; Ark, w. B. Tomas, Napoleon, Ark May
ers a Brother, Fort Smith, Ark Dr. Pollard Fa-
yetteville, Ark andby all the extensive drug deal
eFs
jan 80, '57-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
BLACKSMITHING.

Nh L undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and customers, that he has opened a
blacksmith and horse shoeing shop on Main street,
nearly opposite George Austin's store where he Is
prepared to do any kind of blacksmithing on the
shortest notice and reasonable terms Come
gentlemen, give call, aud let me show you
that can do one thing and another
Jan IL, 55 W. NJ POWELL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
l. G. ATWOOD.
The WondeJui Healing Medium Of 41ocl
Mrs. E. j. FRENCH.
ClairrOyant and Healing Phusici;t

CtuUUOyuNI UItu IItuLf1ty INySlclOn.
Office $50 Broadway second floor, front room.-
The morbid conditions of the human organism de-
lineatsd and prescribed for with unparalleled sue
Cess
TERNs-For examination and prescription IS
when the patient Is present; if absent so All
subsequent examinations 81. Terms strictly In ad
vance. In order to insure prompt attention some
OF the leailng symptoms must be given when send
ing a lock of hIr.
HouIs from IL TO ! and from ? to i, except Sat
urdays an: sundays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
MEDICAL CLAIRVOYAYCE

An accurate and reliable diagnosis with prescrsp-
or by letter, to T. g. Chase, NJ d., $50 North 18th
street Philadelphia, Pa Terms, when the patieut
rs present, So if with written diagnosis and medi-
cine, s5; when by lock of hair from distance. SO
in all cases except of pecuniary inability. Then
q difference will be made
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Wanted.

WANT to purchase 20 900 lbs ofbeefhides 900
lbs of deer skins, 1900 bushels peaches 40 bbls
peach brandy, 1000 lbs tallow, 700 lbs beeswax,
for which will pay the highest market price, de-
iiyered either at Van Buren or Fort Smith
NJ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
u. d 3Irs U CL5RA7S 5 RENOVAL.

Sif Ill. 4..s a.,sl b. u~s removed from viii
lt'hsburSn I" A4nIEl y. l., where they will la
bpr part 90 tie tiIe MAKE Central and West
ern New lork their principal field OF labor They
Will answer calls together, Mr Clark will be in
readiness to oihcate at marriages and funerals. or
as lecturer, psychometer and healing medium -
After the s5th they will also be prepared to re-
ceve few visitors who may desire to tee. the spi-
ritual cure
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Medicines.

w z have On han sor sale. all e Dr. y IAyn~-
w Family N,-lI is,s-. all Of Raiv=ssk- 4 Z
Ncdicine~: all IF tle ssr-rf-nb-rg Cos A--iIcIus-
Polands head A. le killer.
Perry Davis pain killer,
Dead -lspt frr b-d ir--s-
Mu-iAEs liIincnt Arahss.n liniuer'.
VI Lanes vvrtuiGi.e. Faif,-to-k- ycrmifgg=-
Ml.anv'- liver pIll- Cs-ak's pills.
QIinine. Bstenan's drofrs. laudanum;
Ginlfrry's cordial. para1;orie;
Opelilioc cod liver oil;
DR. FitchS m .,ic,Ds-.
DR. Muryheads medicines. etc.
Jan 5 SO. WARD * SOUTHMAND
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
New Goods.

ust received per steamer Yorktown and for sale
e low for cash. rs bbls whiskey. different brands;
five hhs- sugar, forty bags coffee also fine French
brandy, and pure Port wines for medical purposes
also vinegar. nails, cotton yarn, shoes, boots and
hats. cups and saucers and plates, general
ment of hardware, and great many other things
too numerous to mention, and 100 bags salt for
sale by ~ LYNCH
Sept. "a, 1886.
p. 81 have also been receiving large assort-
ments of salt, liquors, groceries, hardware and cot
ton yarns, at my place, Fort Smith, Garrison
Avenue, which is 70 be sold low for cash MI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Mr.. g. Il. REDAAN

The well known test medium of b ~teu las ia
ken rooms IN Canal street, old No. l3s, nsyv No
3sl. Hours may be engaged from q m. L.. . D.
m. Public circles. evening only, from to 9 d. a,
Private psutiee can be accommodated as the rooms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
alrs u 3. GgvRL1Y

.-ea.i- a-ag.a -a-. ps Jmetaic, speaking
Writing -a- ta#j ll-l--5 ,.4.plla whom PROT
H.ra-u. Ea.all r...a aaa.lef,l b., invest. ..io,,.
.I Die ss.--a.l phenomena. a.=Es her services to
-le p.afe.
tl--'s- lau.a ,e--s Of spiritual pr,scuce ilenti-
81 Hua C"..-.-afl- together with diagnose, of dis-
s.-5- --l treatment a.v given Hours lJ.a q a.
~. u 2 " al-, a1t frala Ja 81 p. Ea I5e-iieuce,
1a- 3. Lelln5tJ- avenue. above IWeaty-sIAth ST.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Mrs HAYES

Cairvoyant and healing physician Office I7s
Grand street Wonderful cures by her clarvoyant
powers Terms Examination, including prescrip-
tion 81. Satisfactory examinations given, remem
ber or DO pay taken. a0s DIR. Hayes, electrician.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

OF at their residences If desired To insure an un-
interrupted opportunity OF investigation, hours
should be previously engaged
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

THESE celebrated machines are in practical
II and profitable use IN all parts Of the civilized
world IN all the various trades. and m sewing q
every sort of fabric either OF cloth or leather they
have been fully tried and approved. Sewing ma
chimes Of other manufactures oteien fAils to work
but Singers machines always operate perfectly
being strong durable and complete an eontrivance
and workmanship A perfect sewing machine KEEP;
employed affords clear profit OF $1,000 year
but an imperfect one j. 4 cause Of constant yexa.
ton and loss The entire reliability Of our ma
chimes is one great reason for their unparalleled
popularity
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING.
of fral and delicate construction. are roc"mrneDd
Ell by other manufacturers. Such machines are
made TO catch the eve, not to perform substantial
work The truth l.. family sewing machines ought
10 be strunger than any other. because they go n-
to less skiiiui hands than when sold to mAnufactur-
srs and are used for n much greater variety Il
work The machines which have proved beet fux
Ali other purpo-es must be best for family use and
thsy are Singers. The speed Of our machines ha,
late y b@en d",,','Cl No other can comp e with
them ~ 4G-.Buty of work
~ New machines of the latest improved style
will be exchanged On liberal terms for old sewing
- - ire = , r IA make. or for oper.
..4n.- -! other man. .tctureT-. Locsl agc-ts AIT
ed Ia ell our machues,-&.
" BAH persons desiring foil Information
about sewing "i1~s. can obtain u hv applying
for a COPY al .. .. SINGER d Cos G.lz.tts. n u
per devoted autircly t. the subject il VIII b.
ien, ,ratis. T. N sinner 3 co.
PlincIpal Office. 82s si-oAdway, New York.
Il. ANCH OFFICES.
~ Hanover street, Boston
80 Westminster q. Providence
ga Broad Il. Newark, y. J.
347 Broadway. AltaHy, n \.
GIOversvills, y Y.
% Chapel 4. New Haven.
IL Buchanan Il. Glasgow. Scotland.
lag Chestnut q. Philadelphia
los Baltimore Z. Baltimore.
East Fourth =. Cincinnati
Chicago Illinois.
65 North Fourth -. ~. Louis.
81 II Charles -. New Orleans
20 pauphin I. Nozzle.
nna s Sons
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
CI1IRYOY4NHE

Mrs Car,,line Z. Dorman, has removed TO New
Haven, where she will make medical examination:
and prescriptions for the sick at her residence IL:
Grand street. New Haven. Terms: examination s5
each subsequent one, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

Cloirroyanee and Psychometry.
NEgMs-For medical examination and prescrip-
iou 80 90
For psychometrical delineation of character, in
cluding copjugsl adoption, 200
202 Address, R. p. WILSON.
Cleveland Ohio
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Boots 81 shoes.

& LARGE aS-ortrusut 81 b-rot- and -h"es hat.
n t"lacoo. sap. oil>, ssar eAndes etc, At prios.
too low To- ulcutspn-
Also "A large lot of rf-,ies Equors. consisting in
part of So barrls Bowels rs,s. szange valley and
ether superior brand. of whiskey, Bourisin. ~.
and wes.eau reserve brandy. gi., wsle AMI alcoho.
all "f hch will be sold cheap by
sep 2o. GO GEO AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
PAGES PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL

PAGES PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
M lTH steam power, these mills are capable Of
w saving from three to eight thousand feet Of
lumber per day, varying according 10 the power ap
Piled, and kind of timber sawed. With horse pow
er 1t Is capable of saving from one 10 two thuus-
and feet per day. according 10 kind of timber saw
ed, and with either steam, water, or horse power
will saw more lumber, and in better style than
any otqer kind OF mill now in operation
With the Child patent double MILL any sized
timber can be sawed.
The simplicity III their operations durability and
adaptation of these mills to the wants of ii,
try, and the successful practical operation
in use. together with their becoming almost entire
ly used, has been the means Of establishing their
great reputation.
With our experience for the past ten yen-s in
making these mills, and with i'm ,royeIneI nd
Increased facilities in manufacturing, we Otfeg m
to the public, with the fullest confidence of their
superior advantages over all others.
Having the right of manufacturing for n lar~n
portion of territory west and south. can furrI-
either the single double MILL As preferred, for
steam, water or horse power.
Oriers respectfully solicited, any further nforma-
tion cbeerfully given.
kINGSLANDS 4 FERGUSON,
Phpnix Foundry, corner Of Second and Cherry
streets, St. Louis, Mo.
march IS. Slim.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
TO THE DISEASED.

Mr. and Mrs c. Pollard clairvoyant and magnet
ic phy sicians, No l3 Post Office Building, (nortf
side) Hartford, Connecticut, devote themselves u
the relief of the sick and afflicted consumption moi
excepted. ddress DR.. C. Pollard. Hart ford, Conn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Cypress ~hin"'r~.

TWO hundred thousani cypress single. %
IL hand aod for sale hy
aus ~. 80 WARD & SOJ--IINAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Wash Boards.

Ndox INC wash boards Just received aud for sale
= WARD i SoUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

lust received los ~ superior Havana cigars
- foy ~8lz ~ GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
New JcWeIry.

IEST received by mail variety e breast pins
- zisl,s. and other -iauey hxins- OF the very
lstess styles II
EATTERSBYS Emporium.
July -. SO Fo-t Smith Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Coffee.

I>HREE hundred and fifty bags Rio coffee. Just
Il received and for sale ev
march l.'os HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Goldfish and NackreI.

ENRESH goldfish in boges and drums No. mack
l. rel in kits and half kits just received and fol
sale by
april II, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS L Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
sins.

Z New supply of fresh raisins in whole, half -
L n quarter boxes, for s-le bv
apr 4, 81 He, RY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

lust received per steamer Hickman
- 10 barrels old whiskev.
20 half barrels American brandy
10 " gin.
Also Malaga, claret. Madeira ana Purt wines
for sale cheap for cash by
feb %, 90 GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Cod Liver Oil.
woodenwarc d Brooms

RROOMS, washboards, painted tubs, cedar tub
- cedar churns aud wooden bowls a large sur
ply IN store, aud just received per steamer Youn
America by
aag ,, SO HENRY. VILLAS A Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Elannels.

hNE hundred and fifty pieces flannel.. red, whits
~ and green received and fer sale bv
sep 90 Sc WARD L SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Iron.

RRlNG in your Lard without DELAY the highest
- market price paid IN cash barter by
march eth. 81. NJ IyNcU
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

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.sr pages. .-l-a- ..iat. ..a. la ra.lt-
-..f-. printed .. ..- - a..r.r 4g4 .E-.-....r. q.
. -.- sa.., --.-la- sl cents, muslin .s.l-
; i, .s.s- III
,H4 ..s. -sa ASH, s.s-ar LlsF -t7e.- ii s.-
quei l., -t.E.-.... .-.---e as 4 a l.>.s-
/ bis is ''.' e.t-"u- a, 81 .a. .. page octave,
Illustrated Just puDi>Ie. D. .a.tni,ise & Brittan
Price, Il; postage - crutS
SEEREss or PREyoEsT.-A book of facts and rev.
Citations concerning the inner life of man and a
world oi spirits. by Justinus kerner. New edi
tion; published by Partridge d Britain Price, IS
cents; p"stAge. cents
lHE PILGRIMAGE or THOMAS PAISE-Written by
the spirit OF Thomas Paine through c. Hommond
medium. Published by Partridge 4 Britain. Pa
per price, % cents nuslin IS cents; postage, IL
cents.
A CARr.-Exhbiting an outline of the progress
ave history and approaching destiny of the race.
Bound, or on rollers. BY A. J. Davis. Partridge
d Brittan publishers. Price 81 IS.
Il Rerieac of Dots Inroiuntary Theory of
the Spiritual Manifestations.
BY ". 5. Courtney. most triumphant refu-
tation of the only material theory that deserves
respectful notice. Price 25 cents: postage cents
SCENES N THE SPIRIT WORLD or LIsE IN TIRE
SPHERES.-By Hudson Tuttle medium. Partridge
Il Britain, publishers. Price, muslin, 90 cents pa
per, 25 cents; postage cents
The APPROACHING CRisIs-Being a review of
Dr. bushneirs recent lectures On spiritualism- By
A j. DAVIS. Published by Partridge & Britain
Price. so cents; postage Is cents.
PHLosoPHT OF SsIRIr WoRLn-Rev Chas
Hammond, medium. Published by Partridge
Britain Price. 90 cents; postage l2 cents,
VOICES FROM SPIRIT-LASD.-Through Nathan
Francis White, medium. Partridge d Britain, pub
hshers Price, IS cents; postage, Is cents
IHE TELEGRArH's ANSWER TO Rev. Asa MAHAS
by > b. Britain Price, 25 cents; postage,
cents; e5 copies for So
EATUREs DIVINE RryEr .rYoss rro-Rx i
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u a O. ELS
PERPETUAL LIME KILN

'T'His BILS uin barn foGr hundred Bushels q Line
stone tutIch, ~ good stsne, equal 90 thou and
bstkcis = slsc1ed hel la tsenty f1ur hours ath aar
cords q sgod, and s. rsrpetua its opefaon the ue
being ASH ouce ia three 90 81 hQurs irCu The base
frpIeps Cd az ttc tsp 81 us gaPos fls = bait he
dusry rFSry daY capacity 81 tte hn Lss be sbaa
auty demonstrated hy thofe already IN oprFalian.
also makss much better re than that banned u he
diary say, all the stone bang perfectly burned.
Ans uanbef % rc i1bts terrcsta 20 Or acity
The klas sat Any ether tniarUs lon Trt r.
Hi - furnished 90 sFPc-iiau lester otherwise. %
80 suhrrbcr shp b. agsnt of she ~ Ftis snd pat
tng ~ kllns Co she State af Irunessts
J. A. RICHARDSON.
MrMirnV'lie. Jan lf. iftf faraaA-aaMfH
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NOTICE.

A BRADSHAW ard ". RUTLAND have purehss-
y. sd from hrssrs. ECHEATscE iAsHfIL their entire
stock ~ Zoo ., Shoes Hats TrunEs. &C and would
specially intern ne old patrors % the iae tr and the
Psbic generally hai N intend keep atthe cid stand,
so Is, COrfe stIset sell scscit0 K ts stccs for La
Dies Gengsu et p. sud Chlr. ms wear. Whch thew viii
tcp for CASH and CASH OALY. We hope, - strict a.
snt0n 20 baness, 70 meE share Of TIC Pubc pztron.
age.
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or ND
EXTRA CLASS 2,
To be drawn In Baltimore. Nd, Saturday Feb rs, 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbersl-1, 900 Prizes!

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