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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
Executive Appointments.

We observe, with great pleasure. that the
President has conferred upon Beverly Tucker,
Esq. of this State, the lucrative Office of Mar
shal of the District of Columbia. Mr.. Tucker
is a gentleman Of fine address and undoubted
ability. aud wthal is universally popular. We
forgive Old Buck, for the remainder Of this day.
all the political .ios he has committed, in oonsid-
Grafton Of an appointment which has afforded US
so much sincete sat sfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

Contrary to general expectation, the Ameri.
can party in Norfolk, at the late municipal cleo
,on. achieved decisive triumph. We are
airnd our Democratic friends, who have made
50 much haste 10 preach the funeral of Sam
aud 10 bury him 50 deep below the surface, will
yet have 10 witness his resurrection. Perhaps
the rpilogue which was spoken at the supposed
close of his career, may yet be changed 10 the
prologue which announces his re-cntrance upon
the stage. Classic story informs u that Antaeus
renewed his strength every time he touched the
earth. There is such u thing us receiving fe-h
vitality from defeat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

ss-we call siteni4of 81 adreIisers TO tle il J
l,naI>t.s A. an advertising Deiian onr daily ana
cannfry pspers large circulation IN The south
, slate whence growing trade scehs an outlet at
haslnia cities There daily paper punished within
bnnas II niles well Of this pon aud the completion
- ,h virginia and Railroad 10 the line al the lat
20, state ns contribute make The fifgtah the paper Tor
,sat section a. il can daily elegraphe nformaton "a
n in advance OF all Others which ubtess vail ensure Tor
IL greatly Increased circulation For the hi rnaon oil our
readers IA that would state that Nc intend 10 give
particular fieution to the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

Na,;cc-Nessrs Jas W BRoNN. Jostfhs BROW ana
w. sc o5r abarged Agents IN the country ana MAJ
". n ,.utusrfAN and a y MoNf9oAfh1 IN the 'y' i"I
,aknr COLLECTIONS and settling The business %, ne
scrion a. are the undersigned |" distant snn'il
10. and advertisers arrears bills Viii be sem uy
ri aud remitaness thrnu gh ehanue in registered ."
Tors ar. solicited risk, IL highly Important tnH'
The old business should be sp. eddy wound up W. fust a
ID bose Mo ar. indebted will appreciate me necessity
lar an early and prumpt settlement OF then accounts %" ""
.enaiioh aaNH'.'A'-H -
May 2l-;s .-..i.a .,,.
. These gentlemen areslso authorized to receive sHo
nrtans 10 the XIrg for the present Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29


From NENEzCELA.-The Congress Of Nene-
zaela adjourned on the 2Oth of May. The last
act WIS 10 ratiy the treaty with the United
States, which accomplished hy the urgent
solicitations of the Hon Charles Games, the
American Minister, who deferred his visit ON
leave 10 the United States, with view to press
the ratification ol the treaty, and the accomplish
mem other urgent business before awaiting
hm,,t Of the leave conceded by the Department
OF State. but proposed taNIng passage by the
packet ST. Thomas HE Oh instant, thence by
the British steamer to Havana.
The country was quiet under the Constitution,
but still there are many dissatisfied with lis pro-
visions and there secret whispers Of revolu-
ton.
Gen. Monngas has the power to make himself
popular with all parties by acting in eonserva-
tive manner. in fact there is but one political
party in Venezuela, the party formerly opposed
TO Gen. Monagas, abstained from taking part in
politics n present.
The rnin commenced early and great abun-
dance had fallen, which will benefit the growing
crops
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
PULASKI ALUM SPRINGS.

IT I4NNkI IDT Ny, y
fHNIlS WATERING PLACE is Situats5 an Walkers l.,
Tie Greco IN the county oi Pulaski, IL miles from the
Newborn Depot. and dive miles from the trS AMI p,I,sI
turnpike che stageroute leading from said ppot Ia "a
Red Sulphur Springs n Monroe counry)
THIS water justly celebrated cure of many Diseases
andn tact all diseases arising from upnrity Of the Blood
S'rua chronic diseases in general either Sto,a,
Bowels or LIVER SPINAL diseases Fenne diseases of M
most obstinate character We could publish crrtfratss Of
nanE persons who have been healed by water and r
stored to perfect health but deem unnecessary Those s
nS 9" visit le Strings the present -oaso can procnrp
't any tine Icy application IA Mr. T.5,nas letter one Of no
"r'"fS Of the Hotel AT the New bern Depot We are M
H'H prepared ir comp any and Accommodate and giyc
satisfaction :" all who may choose Wis it us 90
,,, ! \ 4 ". l. HUNTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

SOLEMN AND TRAGIC DEAru-Dl ring the
height af the storm on Sunday evening scene
occurred at house IN Green street of II charac
ter 10 render ii mdellible upon the mind of Il
spectator. The moral that it teaches is fearful.
a family was seated around table engaged in
ordinary conversation, when dispute among
some of the children and young people took
place. Words grow high aud the mother at
tempted to queil the Disturbance. In turn, she
made the object of their anger, and while
the heated blood was finding vent in words the
parent arose from her seat and once more inter
posed. 1t was of no avail, and the parties near
~ came 10 blows. At that moment, while from
her own children Goals Of mental fire were being
heaped upon the mother shs suddenly sunk
down dead. and her last breath was drowned by
the angry voices of her ofsprings. The feel
ings of those present no words can adequately
describe. bat on their minds for years t. come
We should Imagine that an impress would re-
main OF the angry group, the little room, aud the
dying mother reviled by Ler own Children
Phiiddtiphia Euening Journal
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'HhohA ASTON E.ENR tFLOAT.-s, ZOO b.,
Thorn tSton Lime daily expected consg nmcnt sals
hV lie md pf.h,,,a

Ak6~~DEAEEON--Ihc conccr, of Pl LIAM b \.
~ Wis is this day dissolved by mutual consent
partner is authorized to the Of the
ing uP the partnership business The Of the concern
are in the hands OF B W Fillmore mt the aucti9n house
Hector DtVsJ who is authorised up the
Al persons indebted to the will please come
ward and settle; and those having claims against
VI. please crescent them for settlement. d NJ PULLIAM.
lichnoud, June l. 1857. HECTOR DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

\ correspondent Of the New York Times wri-
ting on bon the san Jacnto, now at Hong
Kong, furnishes with nm Interesting summary
OF the latest Chinese news. From this
we learn that the murderer OF Mr.. Cunningham,
our countryman, has suffered death by strangu-
latiou, tho extreme penalty Of Celestial law, and
tina, the duties which have been hitherto kept
back by the United States Consul on this account
arenow about In be paid up. 1t is reported That
great diseontcn, prevails at Canton owing t. the
existing state OF affairs and Neh's inability 70
adoPt amy energetic measures against the Brit
ish. There had been mo change IN the positions
OF the vessels belonging 10 the United States
squadron. small pox. IN an aggravated form,
had broken out on beard the Leyant ut Shang
hal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
We publish TO day very interesting letter
from NJ. Iacouturc, relative to the late Bristol
Convention. 1t will amply repay perusal.

We have received the July number Of the "North
American Medico- Chirurgical Review published in
Philadelphia edited by 5. d, Gross, NJ d., Professor
of Surgery in Jefferson Medical College, and 4. G.
Richardson, W. D., Professor Of Anatomy in the
Medical department of the Pennsylvania College.
1t Is Bi-Monthy Journal, devoted to original
communications, reviews and photographed notices
aud is particularly remarkable for the value of the
original essays which it contains.
The contributions to the Mcdco .Chrurgical Re-
view will bear comparison with the best Of re IN
glish Medical periodicas-and it is the yrhlcc by
which many valuable observations and improve
ments are communicated to the profession. The
editors. Dr. Gross and Richardson, have been long
known 10 the profession rs ply sirans of much eN-
peflence, who occupy place OF pablo trust in which
they hive enjoyed excellent opportunities for obser
vatlou aud experiment and are well qualified to
duct a journal ofthis kind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

- ana Vegetables in the natural have
consignment large lutof Splatts Self Sealing
III use Tor preserving rut and vegetables natural
without risk and with little trouhc These sold
Us last year and gave sasa ton f. Il
company the Cans J. ii. THOMPSON x to.
jc2lts Apo,herpri.s ana u o,sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

REys. BISHOP SIMPSON AND DR. MCCLINTOCK
These distinguished divines, who wen, to
England as depuation 10 the Wesleyan Church
at the ensuing conference of its ministers, were
received with warm affection at the Centenary
Hall on The evening # June g. Rev. Mr. Milhurn
was present with them. The President f the
Conference, the Missionary Secretaries and 9th.
er leading clorgymen of the Methodist denomi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

We are engaged In transferring Z" ne" nohs ~ ~
,nts Of er earv Advertisers aud mean 10 carry "ut t '
urren wear at least contracts madr b thr iosf pp
- . ;al. the rates fer Advertising Ii any OF thos" "ho
ave been advertising discontinue they should a1N
us immedla aiy otherwise their advertisements WI" o' '
n.I AZ thau sf SPEC al contra q had been asde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

BY GODDIA u APPERSON, Aucts.,
RICHMOND VA
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NEW 40 sE.y.

W. Undersigned WI! continue the Apothecarv and Dim,
Il business i tt" old stand OF Suatter y Wbitah.,d
Mil h'tp 5'rSiahi - hfnd fe>h aud reliable St.ek ~
i,1tS N'',l"cS rants bts bNe Sss> Pcrlunrry Ola.
are e. AZ, and VIII be pleased see Ii, , fri nj ,
" w. w. e'"''e'F' W SIEpTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

AFFECTING INCIDENT, During the destructive
flood which visited Ithaca. n. y. on the night of
June Eth, sweeping away buildings and drown
ing several persons, a woman named llawIey the
wife OF a brewer living near the river side heard
above the roaring of the waters her husbands
voice in toneS OF agony aud grief bidding her
farewell. She looked from the window, but in
tense gloom met her eye. The long night wore
away, and when morning came she heard that he
with others had climbed into tree near the creek
for safety; the plugging torrent had uprooted the
tree. hurled it against an island in md.Sroam
and all the human beings cnging to the tree es.
capped To the island. except Mr.. Haw!ey, who was
swept down the stream. Iii. lteles, body Was
found in the morning and brought home to his
sorrow stricken wife.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29

hhcc :" decree o the Circuit Court Hedfir :; -
case OF llurls vs. Hurts viii, e0arui. si4nrr ca r,1a @
lVh day 81 July 1871 on the p'tui.,s .rl to
dm al Puble auction thai valuable land ,,,ne -
u iuit ~ thr in" 81 s ath, Is ne the water. 81
pl"r IA me county OF Bedford, thtr- min
iWh"i lhe'y nd o.unE the and+ II benjamin A banti
Je'rc ; lINS an others . mr.,
Is ore Of the most valuable ofl IN tn, COMMIT, -
fard The si Is rich and productive; land ,s ,yo ~
mas plonlJ OF water; about thirds hcaSf
Inc larger portion Of the cleared lnud i ST In
Clover On Ia" same day tn" premises | WI al -
tract near t. tho one above doScriDcd containing ant -
ne whole OF ms tract Is heavily tmbcrei ahont
acres ms tract hrs rate tobacco land Il his a., - .
ne" framed dwelling house and kitchen Thusa 4, i.,i, .
purchase ere invited t" Naninc thtsc tracts They " III H.
the undersigned " - '''''s Ut ny
lthMs-Ho nuch of the purchase ~ will d .f,y tn
expenses 81 The sale ami be lrt.i.r.I n
on the residue credit Of t. aud years c.u, ,a
WI be gwen The uur hasrr give bonds with GOOD
ana the t'le I" the land retained sn.nri.y
r. sac III default Of the paymcn - III" purchas. iapey
JIG I3dSc3IawllUlulv John &, TIliu 4, - -
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COZ NIf OF BEDFORD NEAR rHF rt,yx -.
LIBERTY, FOX SALE Dn Thu NH ,l,,- ~
lrJ1, on the premises, will PURSUANCE of a letr 81,
Circuit Court oi bedford sell the highest liier nj MI
auction, that valuable TRACT OF LAND Of vlD.b II.
ID watts died seized, lying ia the county Of Brlfrl am a.,
waters Of Little otter Creek and containing cut Dl
lhlS Is Que Of the most valuable O. Land in I'm, nm
" Il" sou iSrth na good state OF Improvement AMI L
tract has an abundance water and timber -
II lies within mics the OF hcrtv and IS H., -,
gnia and Tennessee Railroad - ~"
The prove consist Of Rr,s
House and all urrcssaLy houses "'e
Liberty is hourislng with Churches and fin. t
and Female schools aud society in the :,
the land is as desirable as can be found WHERE
II preferred Will be sold two tr cts one cuain, .h
$50 and the other about $50 acres. " -
The land viii be shown by Addison A Jones' Ianas "
Watts or the Undersigned
TEtMs-As much oi the purchase will BE- reoni,a
III cash VIII the of he
IL of l. and equal inst tmcnIs DC
chaser being required to give bonds with
~ ana the title the land retained
10 resale in default of the payment purchase money
juno 3dS cot wtgulv JAMES r IDIlSSDN
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Rep. copy tbs

The above sale postponed until Tuesday july 1ih At
O'clock, at which time viii positively be sold reer,
X. j u (r.
AKERs Auc'r. W TA trustee
- dcodt7iuly
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by virtue OF deed nf trust the under signed
by George prciva Jr dated 9th Oct 1852 and record Il ii,
the Clerk Office Of The County Court Of Campbell shall
saturday. the 10Th inst at oclock T. NJ sell ut pnhI.
auction, the premises the valuable lot aid deed convey.
ed ing in the vicinity the residence Judge Wu Daniel
Jr, and containing Terms at sale
RnBr. j DAVIS. In
VIM. Il. lANCEI. ii"sle's'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-20

Fairbanks 3 Aiekson also agents for the Man
.tts Lie Insurance Company, leash capital and ~.
alf N,llon DssiArs Of tue city a Ne~ YORK
.us Are pyerAri % take risks on favorable
terms nacnS ot
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miAa AMI .at,,,Np,
AN AAxRICAs 1nyxsY,o.;

I LIE GhEATEST Of THE AGE,
isgreatnnllty. sim piicity, cheapness of 80
manits strongly recommend itin ever ~, ~ en-,
a., .,.,. Union, ALPHABETICALLY "ss u
.ae pfains,s . 81 Iowa, which Is .stss,ss,..
feiiablo gentlemen whose names an \
haihs the patcntscs Of Edwin aud Jsist "
oo'ooiAtoa seip.nsu grinding and Boiii d, M, Y.
FIGURING MILE. acAaa
fei the state Of Iowa, weofier State County Tn,,.
aud shop rigtsand Mile FOR sais on ol
have ONE ndayiy operation and on saLiIition w
Perry and ~ sts We advise all to call snd A., onet
hsil has nat s, dJ ine An'en' Queen of sc.a M
MleIs, farmers, capitalist. aud speeuIs,o,. ,,,.
s mili presents rare chance for SAFE sur. ana
This highly ingenious and much nasl.d n
orn an enfirc new katnre III the maa 1,u, ~ vhiit
aso Hoar Alo tle splendid manner III whch h y shea'
" Noth, krihuins boiling aud separating ia p'iiofn
sasls operation into different aualt ~ ., q
md Feed and that within space Of ouly tWsn, Flour
IN length by Tour feet In breadth at the rari I'VE loot
twelve bushels per hour pair oi Fr,urr Of over
stones only " inches in diameter Tbs ,, nuff mill
serttd 81 single operation into Extra Ma coz
hue Flour Fine Flour Miiiiings ship sinsa ssltf
and shorts. Any power being applIeab, Bran
pal H. from sseven horse power up to any otb To'
The small space It occupies would DO, be mi,,sI
placed III room with other machinery ana ~ Nhen
amount Of power u requires t. Trapel ii liz e mall
construction and operation, makes II CARAT omy IN
ohs, WI snpcrsede aud rayoatonize all Other ~ sn'
ns Mills The mill Is compact, substantial M flour
not liable 70 get at OF order 80 apylltnhi y lAtle
wants q The world that every mill mnfb; 70 hs
foundry, forge, rolling mill or ~
ins having power anna erected, can neu puld
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Min =, x'hh
| fiing expense of seven hundred dellars Tie TT
| cAurios.-An persons in wan. OF Rourln. an,
| throughout the State are advised tn c, Anis
see our Mill in operation before purchasing and M NC
sons are hereby warmed from tre-passiur q, -
onr Rights s~e shall maintain them to the .st ~
Of the law. '"H' ksss'
These Mills will make over Fifty Barrels Of plx,
| t,san,y.four hours. "1 sssf
/ For further parfcularsarpiy % or addrcss
JACOB WEAVER, in pa,..s.
| fbrntr IA ana 49,
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RARMERs HEAD QUakTEks.
iUWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT

iuNA AGRituLlukAL DEPOT.
Corner OF ROCK Island aud Front Streets
Sts& EksE ~ sEiEE,
pR0PRIEfOkS.
HAVE F4h rALk
Threading Machines, for /, 2, aud = Horsst
I,rist Mills, portable Saw Mile Corn snellsu
II AaAp Iel ~ Hvtse Power, Agricultural Boilers
agar NILS, Cheese PFssssst Corn Cr1stes, Msa
IuueFs, hsusasn sIuaess. spades- hpadIHg fofks
Hay and Dung tofks, akoas. 1RIdeG Lhd hAAroaa
Wheel barr0ss, and geA1EEiis tii implements re
qa,rsd BY tArmtrs. dfAss. vegetable, aud Flosa
seeds.
DkLLs AeHssly'a Celebrated Bells, f9t sslsp
Id NUJhsb Il VlELE.
ID SogR~E 4 NIELH.
NANNY combined Mower 81 Reaper, for 80 ard
Asl four hor.c., sor sAia vy NUUAsE WELL
BLOWS OF slI descriptions Ser safe bY
i Aobks rs SIhLE.
nEs Oct IL
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Vests Patent India-Rub bsr Cement,

aud having had two years experience In he buIi'
nest, have made improvements in the application
aud composition Of the material, whereby they are
ansoied 10 construct = more durable roof than any
other competition Yet tnyented. As OEe proof o.
me v iae OF Vests Roodng, there are several iHJ'
saiofs "i The invention travelling this state with
tended Pate SIS that are slightly varied but on Ell.
amt aiion II Is Impossible 10 tell the difference be-
iseeh shCse and West's Cement. The suo.er tiers
hase examined four different samples OF q. ess pre-.
landed Patents and on tracing tho malot out foand
lhe parties mad all been wo King IN Vests Rocf 4
Ing mo subscribers would caution the public
against all sueh infadeTs, as h is we'll known tbs.
no other malarial has yet been discovered which
Will bear the action of heat and cold frost sn va
ssr eq1al TO India Rubber, and II any discovery 10
made VI Infringement, the parties thereto viii Be
acid responsible Tor such Infringement to the full
extent Of the law,
Wm. Wells d Co. will cqver roofs and keep them
good order for or 10 years v ithout expense "
The owner, fire and lnnstursi wear nd tear except
ed.
N B.--Persons wishing TO purchase County
nights Ia the state of Iowa for the use OF VESTS
hoonhg can be supplied by applying 10 W. Wen.
Co., htploy street, be.s cen Front and Second.
mGrchs
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ON Second street, between Bra ly and Perry. A
~ frame building stories, 21rsS feet shelving
and counters eompiee. An excellent ssa nd for an!
easlns.s, being Iooaled in one o. me mos. aa,Apta
sAsy. haQutre OF
f.e.ftt1 HAIGHT, SEARS & BECKETT.
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Aano Assuflts.
Julius Lytance,

julius Lytance,
Ia ND Il g EYT,
'Esee 70 Aslnsoa'= slA-~A Second street, between
Mainland Fray.
III ACRES large oeaaatai Timber, % miles from
LII Davenport. price oSS per serc; VIII De avid
d 10 saiE purchase
Improved Farms
zie aerss Eisaiy proved farm mile. from Dsv.
sIpors, zes acrsfIr cipssaloa, good board fence
STA Usage orange house, sssbls, etc,
ssaatlfal farm ,. miles from Davenport, lsI
-sres, o. acres In esliiysu0p, p4r. timber, ne-
aoass, .t4hiep etc.
miles from Davenport, - acres, 80 acres in cuI.
xaron- ~ rerevslnber, '-IIiLg water, house, STA
Bis-sIc.
One gftbs Der VINE IN sco!i COanly, 3JI acres
gaAs mice from davenport IFS .eres fence, iAt
zres cultivation, 1879 Sefss lin sef, large orrhtre
good wells large house raons, stable, ogi
ealdinss, etc.
ANAL iArne acre, all il cultivation, 900 house
e., mass from DavenpoIs.
IRo acres 81 mile. from DsvsHy port, % In cul Va
Oh, ~ serssunoer ~ Geres prairie, house, Die,
&c
smilss from DsAeuporl 20 acres, 81 scres O eul.l.
allou psrt lumber large ae- house, good barn etc
20 ecfeS splendid lana, sliE fence and euliivs
% on the DaDaqas road, 4 miles from btyenpor,
i2 miles from Davenport ~ se-ss, o. 10 cult
TEs1eA good s0Gss, stable etc.
Y uAes from DsEelporf, ~ seres 81 acres in cut
&uon, II acrss spieDdid timber, balance prairie
rge orchard, running wstar. good noass, stable.
q mBes from DsFsnpor: - acres L cultivation,
huSss, ss& Die, sN-
- aeres "a miles from Davenport, all In teGee and
cultivation.
a. ssrss prsirs land, miles fIon Dsysp pom,
sssaatai siessoVeT Rock Island, Aisslssappi river
asd passnPOrt.
-aaEstcs Of No. 4s4ess prxwis land close W Wal
colt, some Oil cultivated, laYxs amoa Of I'D
improved iaba Ia seoR cougty,
humber vi houses lVLs and vacant lola ole
II situated IN csrepi psrs 9t DAvsngori for sale CD
IsFors D4e Yer ma.
IL al lots N North Dsvshpor.. Tefns lib
real, apply 10 JULIUS LYTAsCk
tgIyle
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Davenport
o NJ no eretNl COtIexe.
LATE BARR's.I
Faculty.
j. C. LOPEZ,
Phaa pal, and Ts2eher In Book Keeping, &c.
w. n. PRATT,
Asst. Principal and Teacher OF penmEnship AND
Bookkeeping.
IT. WING associated with IN zee fn this ns,ttu,e
Ii ". H. PaATT, Eco, We are nos prspa red 20
DouBLE-BsTRY oK-EgEPIyG,
IS a1Ep I'D 10 every depaftB BIT Of bu sinsss
BUSINESS PEkAAsSHIP.
fres, bold md rapid ssyie, we'll as Com ereia
calculations, and all branches taught al similar
Inst tationk,
TEACHERS
qaBlIfsa for executing and lHsirueting in a thor
ogxb ssd seiebsine manner our systsm Of Wiring
issiaoing Ornamental Penmsnssip, FIoaris hing
Gard naag, Ae.
Ladder Department.
Particular attention 10 collected Tor this depz RI
melt, - one room IL devoted e1ciasiveIy to mat
purpose.
Our termt are moderate and course OF Instruction
a tboF01yn, 80 a. aDy iu.itution IN the West. We
would respect yHy esil the ate bliob Of mesa
and others 10 The sboss sBa solicit their p..-
ronsy- fors Home iua tatioB. All are invited 10
VIM and examine specimens Of PeumEn All d.
progress Of papiis, mode OF iusuactisn, dc. For
fgrihes particular eDeaire al the corner Of Third
and Psrry strosS.
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IDAisins Plums, Pranes, Fig, Apples, Peaches onr
IL rants, Citroa, Ne., tor sale by
EVANS, CnEw co.
Corner Second and Perry
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pRHsERyES,

Dsaehes Pears Aprie0ts, plams, Strawberries Biaek
berries, PIN. Apple, Ginger, Pie fruit, As., fol
sal, BY EVANS, CHE" %.
Corner seerad and Perry
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4 ISH-White Push, Trout, ficksiet Herring, Goldfish
kyASs, CHEW 4 co.
Corner seesns saa Perry sts.