davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

HAY MAKING.-Several farmers had com.
menced cutting their grass, before the last heavy
rainy spell. The weather has been very un-
Propltlous, but at the present time promises
all that can be desired. In few days the mow-
ing will be general. The grass is heavy and
rank. A larger amount of grass will be cut
by the moving machines this easoh, than ever
before. This will diminish the labor of the
farmer to no small extent. There are a num-
Der of machines which come before the public
we'll recommended. They are or have been
nearly all advertised in our columns. The
readers of the Times, have therefore, the op-
OF selecting from among the number, !
according to their own judgment.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

" A Philadelphia paper says that there
have been 30 Mondays in succession in which
there has been more or less rain. Winter be.
tore last the day singled out was Sunday, and
every Sabbath for weeks we we're visited with
a storm Of rain, hail or snow.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

VI We learn that several oxen, cows and
sheep were killed by lightning, last week, near
Leipsic.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
Steamboat balloon.

AnN and after Monday, March I'd the
l. ~ Steamboat Bal!oon will leave SMYRNA
EEsi=zS=zSS Steamboat Landing dong Poinl every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning, at O'Clock,
A. M.
RETURNING. leave Chesnut Street Wharf PhiIa
dephIa, every Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY
mornings, pt O'clock; touching at Deakync's Land.
ing Port Penn, Delaware City and New Castle, going
and returning.
mar4 If VIM. S. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

" Several dIsorderly persons have been
arr"Igned during the past week, for violating
the public peace. One Irishman named Divine,
IN default of paying the fine was Committed to
the county jail.
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Washingt m Insurance Company.
Su1seriptioas % Capilal Stock Arthorisod.


accordance with the ions Of The ID section Of
i inc0rpora Insurance The Washington
approved February 49, The ~abscribers being the
named In The irt section OF said hereby
ton to be opened Tor TIE capital stock said company
,ione Store OF VIM r. Bayy.Gn Pennsylvania
a aud IL streets, Monday, 9th
fhs hours of IL and O'Clock. m.
The provisions uf the oows n,
s'ncuy compiled with .Hs .a#Gt :
Had be further ennsd That the persons IN the fore
going section majority Of ep hereby 10 epeI
OF two hundred thousand dollars shares liars eac
and That each subscribing shall
menoaed four dollars on each ubcribed for that
remainder Of the said doas shall be
notes. signed and endorsed To satisfaction Of persons
majority OF them aud thereof nj sucl
times and 10 ne r. oens a The presden, herenf
Ter mentioned shall advisable giving notice In
Of the gazs,Ies rin ed in the District Of Co.lmbian "
"... sILAS II. HILL,
.... ..r.t. }, q MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN
.,UG,iS'TU5 Il. FERRY,
@. MILLER
WIN. y. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
NJ. w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
w WALL,
WAsHISeros February a3, 1857.
Feb 2J-3awt tMaTp&d
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/Je eWer~eL
TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The name Of person viii be upoa books,
oe pay meni Of The subscription be
tn' subscribers forward money BY letter and all risk
WIZ o. assumed BY ourselves in cafe mission.
The q UATsy "a ERi d,r.-~eek,y aar Rs u.s 90,
s!ons Oi cong ess, and sent during
sabe iptons for year will be received os
prapoitioned TO the above annual raIes
0y-PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers ESQ enclosed oI
Jvz sEM-wEEKLv subscribers, win s0s enclosed be
tiLed 10 copy sraif.
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Arny's Confectionery,

No' e HTidec sfresf, Georgr grfown, ID. q
WnsRE all kinds of furnished
ce creams, cakes, cpnit,
aud on the moderate Medal awarded the last
Feb 3--dr
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WASHINGTON BHSANCH RAILit1sAD.
MM

TRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
At ane Sk. n. aud and AZ,
On suuaay. nj AZ. g
Leave Baltimore Tor Washington r.g. ..-. ..r
AJAX and gk, a. aud 3 and 54, r. m.
On Sunday, at ~, a. m.
Passengers Philadelphia and New YsR win take truins at g.
eX, and An.
Do. for Norfolk eG ard g.
the West 6 md a X. connect
Ing st Washington Junction.
T, H. PARSONS, Asen,
Jan i7-dU ..... ......n-a < II. ~
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D. Irerno Hotel apenpe bef,pren l7h aud
,, '"''' "a'"'"so", -
nE NJ, uk negs 20 INFORM ns friends ana ne pubic
- a s iesau'anS r,csh'y es'ab ned on me most mour'h
,h Wacpe WIN raIoon plva'e a'nng 10 ms ana nI
, !" s a'es v'e, mas new eogged cpnpe'ent aha pro-
fench COOK recently arrived nom Pas where ne mas
~ ing as ,he proprietor hlmss has dngu,hed reputation both
era he a,c. h,sar na n - ~ " , ~ - 20 u. -
those who NAV syor him win ,b,;r na,,on,,e s' ~ "
At,cnad 10 ha IA, ~. a.
Of wines linn IRA ya.e and miner or me Uo,
and cold lnnch irnm IA, n ~ nn,, 10 M rbe n,oneo, has
ins, oa,aa ' 'om -. a. NJ, un" 70 ~ W. ne nu'
esn 9, WIN general assomea o. 'ns nnesi oI
sny oho, hoosa NJ ~ % So WIZ WIZ" o , ohe n nan
pva,a aI.a. ~ ~ wy e'y ~. ros oasne' W r"s,u -
sso,es, notice. IL ,," pp w, ~ hs ~, n @ % ,,ar ~ @ @
ana ~ ""s p's " 'ne cry. ,os c'ea", Je"y, p"i',
Ia 1917 ~" VI eo"'eo''"ne'y 'usiness'
" '-uo"'''
NEW sPRins, e,1,OuS Tbc i,d,. nj y. ,in,o, ,nd ~
cini,v ,,n n; =. ,,' 20 ~ '.a ~, - - au y "
great variety of hc H. es ~ 10 oT F,anc ss ,nd oa
adaped 10 The nppr iny amons " cb NAV no nd he
noyee r, ,ha ,rp n. N " au"s Su a, So @ sn ~ e tue
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHIseros February a3, 1857.
Feb as -3iawiMarp&d
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hs Manual indispensable members of Congress and
es soiournng III Washington. Every lady and gentleman
noud have Just published fo book
w shs Capitol, AID Al the bookstores In Washington.
Feb f-eodims
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Bohn's Handbook of Washington.

book should be in the hands every stranger oounng
ihe city; being complete guide with panoramic
clty, public buildings. stauary.
new map of Washington with all the improvements
0 e In The Capitol tis book stand and the bookstores
Feb 4-eodm.
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From Constantine in ST Joseph County via Shaws Mills
Williams and Brownsville Casapolis in Cass County
From Iona 10 Vermontville
!, From Hillsdsle via South Jefferson aud Ransom to
Woods Cdrnets,
From Boston via Pattersons Mills to Grsenyle In said
State
From lona by North Plains to Matherson, in the State
of Michigan r
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That the following sums be- and they hereby, appro-
prated paid of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the year ending the THIRTEEN oil
June, eighteen hundred and ffty-eight:
For pay of commission, warrant and petty omcers ana
seamen including the engineer corps OF the navy three
million eight hundred and yve thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars,
Aud the Secretary Navy be- and he is hereby au-
thorzed enlist eight thousand five hundred for the
navy instead of thousand five hundred and to ex-
pend much Of this may in his opinion be ne
cessary transport officers and to and from Panama
relieve the officers and of ships in the Pacific
For provisions for commission, warrant and petty ON.
and seamen including engineers and marines atached
to vessels for servcs eight hundred ana ny ousaha
four hundred and fifty dollars.
For increase repair armament and equipment OF tpe
navy including aud tear Of vessels in commission,
fuel for steamers and purchase Of hemp for the navy,
two million eight hundred and seventyseven Thousand
dollars.
For ordnance aud ordnance stores and small arms in
cludng incidental expenses three hundred and four thou
sand dollars. B
For contingent expenses that may for the follow
ing purposes viz: freight and transportation printing and
stationery advertising in newspapers books maps models,
and drawings purchase and repair OF fire engines and
chnery repairs attending steam engines in navy
yards purchase and maintenance Of horses and oxen and
dra ing ioss CARTS timber wheels and the purchase aud
repairs of workmens TOOLS postage OF public letters fuel
oil and candles for navyyards and shore stations pay OF
wachnen, and incidental labor chageaole TO any
appropriation transportation to and labor attending
the delivery of provisions and GA foreign stations
wharfage docksge and rent travelling expenses OF officers
and others under ORDERS funeral expenses store and oc3
rent stationery, fuel commissions and pay OF clerks 10
navy agents and storekeepers fags awnings ana packing
boxes premiums and other expenses OF recruiting appre
hendng deserer per diem pay persons attending courts
martial and of inquiry and other services author
zed by law TO pay judges advocate plotage and tow
age OF vessels and assistance TO vessels in distress bills o
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1 LATEST NEWS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF rHE srENuEU uxn,.x

PORTLAND, ME, Feb. 24.--rhe steamship Indian
arrived here today with dates from Liverpool TO
tue ilth INST four days later than those by the Bal
tic.
Parliamentary returns show the income of G real
Ertnn to have been E7Le7o,eoo Tor the year ending
Sep'embcr Both lsa6 The expenses for the same time
were fSs, Gao 600.
IN ar'cle lathe Paris roaitsw intimatiug the pro-
hahle Onion Of the Dtuubian Priueipalies caused
LORD ithdharst to enquire in the House of Lords
whether the question would he dccled by the repre-
sentatyes oithc Great Powers
Lord Clarendon exp essed surprise At the article but
Mt present, declined TO express opinion,
In the House ct Commons, in reply to a question,
II was stated by the Government that uegoia tions
with the Persian Ambassador were progressing AT
Paris, and II was probable the result would he salts
factory.
Mr. p.Israei said positively That a treaty hal been
male with France guaranteeing Austria her Italian
possessions.
Lord Palmerston denied that such treaty existed
but admitted that France during the Russian war. n
greed 10 assist Austria in the case Of usurrecon
in Italy.
Lord Clarendon fully approved the action of the
English at Canton.
revolt had occurred At Maraghes, in Persia, and
the Town was pillagcl
Fifteen English ships were lying oil Buuda Abbes,
Persia.
The Paris Presses SAYS an unexpected difficulty
has arisen between Prussia aud Switzerland respect
ing the Acufehatci
The Emperor ofAustrin had decided ON granting an
amneSy To all political offenders II was rumored
that the Car Of Russia. would do the to cNilea
Poles.
The relations between Austria and Russia and
Austria and France unpromisng.
Turkey was about TO take formal possession of the
Delta OF the Danube river
COMMERCIAL.
Ll5ferool, Feb. ll.--Gotton steady and unchang-
ed. Provisions quiet and steady Breadstutis un-
changed. Flour uominaly GdGels lower, Quota
tlops oil Wheat and Barley unchanged. Consols for
money 93Ce95l.
There is ~ increased activity in money.
business throughout France Is DUH
There is general uneasincss among Cotton man
efactuferf, owing to depressed trade.
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Il was oXpeelCd thnt I1rd NnPlef, The new
hrfj-h Minister would have hy tho Asia
in Which ship passages had been taken for him
nnd hi. family. Apartments had also been SO,
cured for them at the Everett House i'll Union
squire. 1t appears however, that the Envoy
dld no complete his arrangements IN season to
depart by the Asia, and he was 10 sail in the per
in. which may be expected he1e on W"dnrs day
~ Thursday. lie will probably remain here
a. the Everett House, for II few days and then
proceed 10 Washington in time to present himself
t the new administrations
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ES"e"ici" Of Verge, Murderer Of the Arch
bishop Of Partisan \ full Sccuc.
The Paris correspondent eff the London Time


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death At the given signal 1t tell flashing IN the cold
light Of the morning, and all WIS over
The morning bitterly coll II had frozen
during the nighiyet many must have femain-
el on the ground 10 witness the dreadful ceremony.
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WAR ESsil ID.

On the 3D. inst, by the Rev. Pitt. Woolroof Mr..
CuAs. c. DAWES and Miss IEHRlETTA, daughter Of
Frederick OFT decd, all Of Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

Hon PRIeE.- Christian Drunk, If, sold recently
seventy one acres OF Rockingham land Mt ono hundred
and twelve dollars and fifty cents per acr?.
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Nm ~ NpNtlN, ". 4 rpOf, A IiNANnkK4
4 ,opAWINER suIp NOTICE.-=NOWaIN,
u 1opf y co tSueeessors IL Col ". 4 Smuh4 Conn
mission Merchants t thr sale o Tobacco flnur Wheat and
other Fialn
The undersigned have ffmed partnrrshp In the Commits
sion hu- ms htc ssars al te WIN 4 Smith aud solicit
continuance ui tHv patronage bestowed az him Al eunsgn
mants of iaedneu iudo by friends will viii,
PROMPT attention and quick RETURNS unioo at J. u IL
NoNius. UENJ II NOMlP,
" \ Tppi,
nov l3dArlIf 4 ALEXANDER.
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q
l4ff i8slp,far q Mdrfias IiarehoWse
uEsl.I. n WHITEHEAD,
III aoa,,ui--ion Merchants,
sale Tobacco Fcnr md other Counry Produce
l., VA having formed copartncrship Tor the pun
~ dng general Commission uancas will give their
undivided attention To- all eonnlumonta made to then.
occ the Sere of George II Davis and next door IL
II. Knoker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. L. ls5l. THOMAS "a NIL.
Rrfor Ia Capt Jno. NJ Obey Cashier Bank ct Va. q u pa
Wis Ino I. Dayis Co, Sanl NJ Garland. Amhorst. Mayo
Cabc. Nelson II. Z Mitchell Cashier Merchants Hank
la, IA t<gta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

CO... Tnos. J. EVANS, of Richmond, will deliver a
Temperance Address in Temperance Hall tonight
beginning At o'clock The public are invited to at
tend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26
UOI.D EXCHANGED EOx SILVER WI

u received by Saturdays TX press, FINE LoI GO Ii
PENS. ALL SIZES, some VERY fiNf tnr Ladies ,-,.,.
4. ads LANGH0RNE Il WALkUPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

I AMP OIL, Pure sperm OIL "a'r""'f" u
feb ats STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

~ ". PNt.E. At,erne, ~ Law, ay"chb"rx.
- cd hts Office Ia tho thu store
OF \. u Rnekor opposite the llanh OF Virginia
l. Nv
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NucToHKs.E n CO.,
w uhoi.-aIc and Retail t.rocsr.,
COMMISSION \ FOGM ARB1Nu MERCHANTS aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
old stand 81 Actnlu IpneN MAIN s1htEI, Lynch
urHa will give particular attention Ia ihosale OF FLOUR
" nEAr, com. nAtoN, LARD. HllrlR, Nc. Liberal
advances viii ho made all c"uagrm.nta, when required
.Tta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

CALF AND PGASTER.-The Va. n Tenn.
- Rail Road finished to Savile, and am prepared
and Plaster, in sacks Barrels the mott
Ny Agents at the DepOs and Villages
along the line of will orders and furnish
quantities they DESIRE aud upon the short
Specimens of both articles sent from the works
will by agents All Salt and Plaster of bran
Ia warranted pure THOS L. PRESTON,
sep ,cBm Saltville, Washington Co, Va
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" is day trnod eapartueshp under the style aud firm
MrCorr Co tho OLD stand OF MeCoike a Jones' for
If conducting penlal tfoer tamWs and
FORWARDING also lho Manufacture Chewing
aud smoking Tobacco, which h.,o tho patronage OF
nirnlf vi tn public generally.
SAMUEL MctfRKGE,
CHARLES j JONES
SAMUEL NJ MGt'tI{kIE
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friends aud n public generally f,r the very liberal pat
ranag. boov I'd IN the old Of j. - q H. Nowln
ati solicit a continuance 10 tie concern
i4n5dArts REM II SoWTIN
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NEW YORK, Feb 10th, 1857

TnE THREE RULfHG powERs OF THE DAY.--At r
late public meeting the following toast given:
The Pres the PulPii-and i'eiteoats; the three
ruling powers Of the day. The first spreads kuowl-
educ the second morals, aud the last spreads CON
silrrabv"
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,l'o Ton.sr"N'sT-,, ron.n nea".," r,lme

u
article Olive oil Crimson aud Blue branding Paint Spices
branding Bonria Essential Ol4 oi Cinnamon Cloves Lrueu,
burgano. Wiaergrcen Aniso, hitter Alnonds Nerhcua,
tose, Rose GcreHium pl~n Tobacco Flavor
make viii h has gIvrn much satisfaction all fresh aud
liable which The favorable pfpmrt
SlROIllER 4 WHITEHEAD
f-b prup Ilmb Eunar
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JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF

WITH all thelntc Imp. vrmrn together viii other mu-
w sira Instruments i, Ninlus. Guitars Flutes Nc
lo1eens Also beautiful assortment Of Sheet Music for
tho Piano Guar. AID ali other musical Instruments general
Ibis country All those wiaIg purchase Will do
well to cali and examine for Themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned every day receiving and fashion
able Music OF the latest and mpd fashionable publications
W. = GREENE A cos.
Music Saloon, Main Street posite Citizens Savings Bank,
and few doors above Noryel House, LynchburE, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

ut rtorle y Jones IL this day dissolved ThoHc hn, ing
cnms agaus' tins concern viii pleac presnt them tpr
and indebted respectfully rrIueHtod
aud ludato then pnrica,
bl, wish Ia wind NJ the business o the
/ "
No tudnr snrcre thanks to friends aud the public
generally Tor hcYrty hrfl patronage heretofore eNtrnded
pud respectful, ask continuance OF The
the SAM FL MttbRklE,
Ign hhuR Doc ~, Isah CHARLES !, JONES.
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The Non british Minister.

President has approved the aoinnge bill.
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AUSTIN VI. rNsHIE,
~ Atiornc, nj Law,
Wi continue praccon the OF Amhe,s bedford,
Campbell and tho city of iyuChhnrE.
Once In Morris building ntnfly opposite the once oftho
"Nigipan" InoN . IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

FkEWFVN NEKV " IWPERATOK.-F1VE
u Minutes In twelve months Tho best and finest
of Gold aud SILVER ratOut Lever Watches In Virginia
Tor sale nj liOMAS NOWLAN'S Watch and jew clry
laRbmrut lie has Watches from all of the cclcbra
dmakefs and Of them Of such superior quality aud
finish that lac warrants not gain lose five minutes
twelye months Hynu to get superior Watch, he
to buy it Of NOW Ian, and you will certainly have good
piece lie has the aud most fashionable
tn. nj Of JcMnlry be found In this market
Remember his No is - Sycamore 81, Sign Of the Eagle
i'tfcrsburp. Va fob 5'ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

I'm N''aht trnutr Is prepared tan The aoa Ell
eaeou. va le substance aud hrs lo rl IN all ,tses
aui e'ri I1nel, "f Nuue Ii has sweet Il heicately
pleasant Ht'r AMI Therefore a. cuafly adapted talten,
Nho VIII tshr Is as ullN "thi confectionery for
saiu hN srknYHFN \ VIII FlIEAp
fah l2Is bgfFzt.a Hank St1u9ra
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take this sincere thanks TO my friend
AMI public the liberal patronage heretofore exten
the old concern and respectfully recommend TO then
the new concern OF White Il Jpsln. .
Inn ia * II WHlTTEMORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS
BY BRYAN AkERS. Apet'r.


HORSES Al AtSTlON.=swiil. sell an sat
nfisA morning 18th inst the Market llansc l. YounH
Saddle aud llnness lues and three Il years of Sale
positive
WI he nddcdto the above sale pair Young Mules well
broke n AkERS
feb 2s4t An,r
NGGhoEs AZ ktT1ON.- viii sell Z
rnhHs auetlan Ia thrstanburU Mon tho Hud n
March neAt 0 Aan 'le SLAVES o,ssinR ut and
children I,ms Cash N,aatahv Nalrs dnys
added with unqncsouHtu will be taken the
eommodniipu Of purchasers. WI SMITH. r...,...
fch Hidt.lnar J. ; WADE. '''''''s
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,Es,Ese best Paper in 'l," English e."ba"agr.-
l,lI-t. MOKSES
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BANK hQuAHls lNNfnbuHo, VA,
live Nnni Rnl viii continue roceiye rtEu additions
large aud complete Drugs DYa Stu, ola
latn tlazs Fanny Articles, &e, Ne IL which they invite
tie atiuutien II puyora
To Country PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt filling Of
'hsrefs With iellc Drugs aud Pharmaceutical ptopaIa
uua mtHfa lurel hy thenaulg aot purchased
o spule At per that viii leave udu,amonl ~
d tho Sale Any article hnnd furnished the shortest
.uatrc MM a. SIRu1IIER.
t#h3N = WHITEHEAD.
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- rvie from business Merchant aud
take Measure la recommending 10 numerous friends the
phnNc firm ns my successors In business Wm A. root.
nephew has boon long and ntNnrahy Halcaman
aud The other meHhcH OF the firm teabN knonn promp
business MM 4 SMITH
my NgIN
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a s.OItnUE rAsTE.-
4 ANA Bn-hsis prime White Bread Cor
l sVVIO lor sale by IliOS. BRANCH SONS,
NrACIusNEKy, ENGINES, ETC.--ss.,in,

NH NVHENENN, EN.HNNN, EFC.--UnVi In
IVu received Agency from of tho largest establish
In the United Slntoh am prepared 10 contract MA
,ts lY all kinda and of the perfect character
tbs, most favorable terms for caHh OF good paper.
Aiming many things, enumorato LOCOMOTIVES. with
Improved valve arrangement giving the best results
To 800 horse power
The purposes which thoy needed and guaranteed
Baii1tnepn.
potIAHIE from 10 l6 horse power adapted TO
tho OF Farmers, Printing Onicea Hosting,
fuNtH fHtsnts 81 new simple, durable and effective
character, aud vp5 rapid work
Ship Fittings Power flanors boring and Moriong Ma
chimes Cotton aud Flour Mill, and indeed all kinda
chiuory, SAhI. -. PAUL,
lob "a div PeershnrR. Xn
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6tLoyER AND TIMOTHY SEE

FHNEUNkS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS = nave Jms.
u received, direct from the maker supply VI AZ
Trunks ncu,ing extra qualities medium ana c"fhon, az
supply Vascs; all to be sold low Tor eas on ~
tual credit customers T. 0r'AH'"''