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a RETIRED GssssssGgAN

Whose sands Of lite have nearly out
IN the East ludos certain for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis Coughs. Colds and General Debility.
| cv was discovered by him when his only child daughter
giyon mp u io. He had heard wonderful
restoraN" and healing qualities Of preparations made from
the East luda lie and The thought occurred him thar he
Git mako aFcmCdG for his child He studied hard
eoeded in realizing his wishes Ills cil WAS erred and
alive and well lie has since administered the wonderful
ed to thousands of sufferers in all parts the world
has never ted in making them completely healthy and hal
Wishing 10 do a. much good possible he will
such of his afflicted follow beings request It, this recipe,
n and explicit directions for making mp and successfully
using IT. lie requires each applicant lncose hun shilling
three cents 10 be returned postage recipe
remainder 10 be applied to The payment OF this Advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES
No. 10 Grand Street. j rscy City. n. j.
z Slhere are persons who pretend to prepare
the Extract OF Caanibas ndcl from Dr. II am,s Recipe
and who profess 10 be his AGENTS All suc persons
posters DIR IL J1ness sole object to b.ef the world and
not 20 make money He has no who prepare lis
ehcs from the recipe, and will havri Ihe imp
cannot make up the medicines from the recipe As 10 sell it
at profit the Gus, importing the East Iula Hemp alone
heng too great admit of pecuuay speculation the
gegWne remedy The limitations are probably comp,un.
del OF moaSses aud pCrurOus drug costing few
~ 1,rlmn
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

'SNlS WATERING PLACE will be cpen for the recrption
u &" VISITORS "n the Ota day Of Jane next.
II is situated On the Eastern Slope tu Alcganic near
dts Host OF LNnch,urE. ami hundred miles Nest of
itng within one anda halls miles at the Virginia Ten.
nts're ltHi Road from which there Branch Rail Road 10
the door Of the Reception House
hee ates have bcen Fesord to for many years by the
people OF me surrounding country, and the place
De'h improved 10y very large number # Visitors
SECTIONS OF the tnn m 81 ut whom their eli
eacy Ia a number OF diseases
The improv Of the first orders the rooms are
large aud airy aud Of them particular re-
slrh TO the comfort and conVcuie q Eami -s
Inc Dining room has been
ann wa be under the mana cement Of CHARLES O. rHosr
SOY $50 OF Richmond, whose capacity Caterer is unsur
passed '
10 the seekers of Health this place presents n,
fractions SCI ION to he met with at Watering Place, and
ond to none IN the Union
In addition to the Railroad facilities by wheh visitors from
Reception House thcre viii be Line Of Su,r,r -Four
Horse coaches by way = the New Bty.r Willie Suphnr
Springs and the celebrated lake to the Rcd ii Grann
bler White >uiphurand Sweet Springs
ihe lynohhnrg 4 Abingdon Telegraph COMPANY havecon
SHu'eua Branch # their Line Sp-in, and oprcd
al Office ia the Reception House 49,
Ample provision Vas been made for the comfortable acror
9d'u7n ct one Thousand persons anduo effort " in be spared
10 render Their soioGrn pleasant and agreeable.
ROBERT H. Mostly, PREsr
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Cp,npanv
ma ~ lnlrodlm wt2jaig
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Professor Mitchell of Cincinnati has given it
as his opinion that the idea of comet striking
the earth is perfectly rdculous--and that if a
man were to live "ien millions of years" for the
purpose of witnessing such a collision, he would
PROBABLY be disappointed after all.
But on the other hand. the philosopher who
made the prediction that the come, would strike
the earth at Carondelet, six miles below St. Lou
is, on the 10th day of June. at twenty minutes
past ten O'Clock in the morning, insists upon it
that he is not mistaken. Being applied to. some
time ago, to publish the calculations by which he
arrived at this conclusion. he made the following
reply:
These calculations extend over four hundred folio
pages, and being made up of equations composed of
algebrac signs and Greek characters their puhlica-
ton would be attended with great expense. which
am not disposed to incur. The approaching comet
which has already created so much mischief and
which, on the 10Th ofJune proximo, will probably
strike Carondeet will clear il and the rest of the
earth of every thing animate nanimate."
1t will thus appear that there is no mistake a.
bout it after all! "Algebrac signs and Greek
characters have been shaken up together, and
leave the matter no longer in doubt. But we
think. between The two, had sooner put our
trust in Prof Mitchell. We are disposed to agree
with Prentice that a good sized ram could butt
fifty times harder than the largest comet that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-02

The two largest mails passing over the Terre
1Tauie and Alton and the Chicago Branch of the
Illinois Central Railroad, stolen from the
depot in this place during the last week, and rob-
bed of their letters-being carried about one
quarter Of a mile from the depot in the tank house,
there rifeh anil then thrown into tho we'll of tho
Illinois Central Railroad Company, where they
were found by one Of the hands engaged at the
work there. They now in the hands of the
Postma -ter (Mr. Connolly of this pacn. who Is
using every means To save what little matter
wa, found left in the sacks. but owing to their
being in the well SONS eight or ten days, it re-.
qure- very careful handling. the matter be-
ing entirely pasted aud run together.
They evidently have been large letter mails.
and no doubt important ones, as they are the
mails from Chicago 10 Terra Haute and India
napolis. continuing mail matter tor Charleston,
Paris. Marshall and Nlneennes; the other from
indianapolis, Terre lIauto, Paris Marshall, aud
Charleston 10 Chicago, being mostly business
letters. &C., of Importance.
Mr.. Connely has been able TO save the way bills
of over one hundred letters that were destined
for Chicago which nre "a follows
Way bill Of May /, from Paris. letters of
same date, II letters: from Charleston Of May ]
10 letters, from Paris, same date, letter from
indianapolis, May 3, to Chicago, letters; from
Monezuma to Chicngo, May. 3, 3 letters; from
Clinton, Ia, to Chicago. May 9. 6 letters: from
Ro.eviIle, la. to Chicago, May 9, letters; way.
bill OF May 6, from Chicngo To Yerrc llante, 30
letters from ferre llaute 10 Chicago May IL.
30 letters; from Toronto to Chicago, May ., u
letters from Sanford Ia. tn Chicago, May IL, ,
letters; from Tcrre lIaute to Chicago, May |, )
letters. There are many way bills that are very
much mu,iated by being torn aud defaced, the
writing on which is icgible.
OF tho way hills saved aud perfect, there
forty five from different Offices throughout lndi
ann Illinois mud Iowa There is shown an thnse
way bills. nearly four hunded letters. to have
been mailed, and all that could be found with the
sacks are twenty eight letters and about one
bushel of paper mail.
Since writing the above, another sack has
been found having been thrown into ditch
south of town. No clue to the perpetrators has
as yet been discovered.
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From the Alton Courier of May DIST.
The Lust VI ormon sIegir.-Departure of Nor
mons from illinois,

The Mormons of Alton have about all left
bags aud baggage" for the Upper Missouri
thence To tnke their weary march across the
pluus. The most of them ''ntend to go to IL
new region of tho Salt Lake country some 20o
miles from the Great Citv-to the Wilderness.
AS they term it-and there found new town.
A small number only To 60 to the city of Brig.
ham Young. The latter band started from here
one month later than the former. At New Flor.
cnee. n town near st. Joseph, they TO be or
gained into companies. zach two three per
sons to n hand cart, and with some oX-teams
following, to carry the heavy luggage. and tn
aged and feeble; they set off upou their marc lies
rs soon as the spring weather permits. W. are
unable to state precisely how many pereaea .,r
families have thus left our city, but have heard
them estimated ut l2O souls. and some % ialn
lies There Is n large Mormon emigration, this
spring, of people who have lived in the various
States during the winter past, and whose eyes
should have been opened somewhat to the real
state of things in Utah.
The Peru Chronicle says that ono day last
week over 500 Mormons passed through that
place on their way la Salt Lake City. We no
tce by the Rock leland papers that about 300
passed there nbnnt the same time, destined for
the city of abominutons. The Outpost Of Zion
at Cincinnati has been cleaned out by the citizens
and will he shor " on it, way to Salt lake City
several hundred strong. Tho Cleveland PLAIN
Dealer of n recent dute, says that about $500
will leave that city this spring for the same place
This infatuated people have left Alton, and
torcver-and what have our citizens done to-
wards emil tightening them, and causing them Ia
abandon their perlous enterprise! Nothing,
alas This question Is extremely applicable to
those OF our good folks who make themselves
quite uncomfortable about the negro and his
| "eitizpnshin"
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preiudicla have abroad in the community,
In tho acted in the personal difficulty
between Mr. John &. johnson and samuel II Brown this
deem dac to sell and truth to connection
with sad affair
the of the 2sh It May, Mr. johnson called
at the Post Office and that he expected to have
personal difficulty with Mr. Brown requested me to with
him rs witness to what might ranspe between them As a
personal fien him, readily acrciel his request
accompanied him to the point where the parties and whore
the din ulty anspred took hostile part
whatever lhad no weapons, nor did attempt to
any by way of intimidation otherwise
These the in the far had
ton h the affair and statement in conflict with these
unhcsaugy pronounce false particular and tho
author authors of them base calumnators
lNuChburg June |, 1857. WILLIAM A. FORD.
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FLUJK-No salts hat we hear Of except to the
trade, at IS for snperfne. Holders will not take
less. Receipts very light indeed
WllEAf-Th7 large mills are now all suspended
for the season, aud out the market. The receipts
are so light rs hardly to deserve quotation We
continue to qGpe-in some sort nominal IS 60
for prime Ret, 5I.75 for prime White
CORN-Market stiff and tendency upwards at 81
aSl.05. Retail salcs are rnade at n higner fgnre.
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The imports of foreign dry goods Mt New York. for
the week amount in duilblc value to 1928 800 of
which nearly sc 10000 worth were entered for ware
housing. The total entries S9i 653 less than for
the corresponding period otlast year and are only
$3.50, lO6 in excess ofihc very small total for the
time in 1855.
Sales in New York Saturday of $1,000 Va G's at
%9l4 $4,000 Tenn 6s 80, At $3G4, and $1,000 do. at
SS65.
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Money Matters.

Money continues stringent, without much demand
The New Y ork Post says
"Fhc supply of money is large and increasing
The payments have become small. Loans are easy
at Ga7 per cent, and discount Mt to r cent; that
is T. cent for f'voritc short paper, r cent Tor
second class, Sail for mcndorsed paper:
There have been but few transactions in Stocks
and quotations are unchanged. Land Warrants are
duh at last weeks quotations-yery few in the mar
krt
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~ tographie Gallery open the visiting pubic
where may he seen large and beautiful collection Of Anlr
types scIaugypes DoguerrratYtrs lan anj cnerel PHo
graphs &c &c together with The daily cIauatnn various
styles OF Porrsrc from , rooms which speak louder than
words OF the beauty of the sittes well
ana skill OF the operator VIII" is aw ays ady wait
tue Pbhc and guarantees entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with ther patronage.
prepared also t" furnish tho Ladies who cng7gedm
rrca Pa1hug with paiu Photographs either If persons or
fancy sketches 10 which their particular is invited
a hnf assortment of Breast Pms, Finger Rings Loekcs
" eh seas bracelets Charms &c constantly hand also
ahcH Eases OF various patterns all If which need only to be
hcd with speaking likeness make them aceepta
tie pre- sent that friends rrciIrocate.
ID H. BLISS, PHOTOGRAPHER
Next ar to thu Va Bank Maiu st. LIN. a,ugG.
republican, Salem Register and Mountain Sguai copy
Is
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we calf the attention advertisers 10 the Importance
NJ yrHo>t,s a. an siversing medium Our daily and
country papers have large circulation In the south wsern
part Of the State whence growing trade aesk an oute AZ
10 Virginia ritIcs There daily published within
hunr, II miles south Of this point aud the completion
80. Sat. nnst the yrgnan the paper
that section send daily teierraphie Inflammation "a
borr, ADVANCE OF ali others which doubtless viii for
a greatly increased circulation For the Information Of
readers in thai section would that intend TO give
N. rtir.lar attention 10 the markets
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS

S"iS watering Place 81 tav"rably known to tho public
al JrFe next 800 ga ''' 's "'y
ne present p'pe'ors are happy r that they
we 'd Tue services. aS General Manager of JNo
'fIcr in the II W l- ess, all ell established rsnnt9t,.
- s'hileLaH IN ester" ,i ruar4utars
~ rHort % Ice Je give f. o,r me, " e
hc powerful en- aNc properties uf is water ana i,s on;
l ~ al diseases oi the stomach Liver, Bowels Nr,vons
; Sin Nc are well ajtc.ed by the mtnv rnro. ,, e., M
I'' 1s7 witch have been effected by il. dec W, rotor ., "a
con litRrr to all the former patrons ~ tho place -
\ complete BAllliNG ESI ABLISHMENr has simon 9,
a ot,h aIrd te eur arrangements the comfort ~ r
W ii l'r particulars w refer tu th,. tar,!, ia, In
found m Hotels Cars, Steamboats,. Nc $780, 10 ~
Sl nd'd IN" of -four Horse Casles wit convey visitor,
f1h SiawsNA' 10 this place B. miles, over ri ra a.
only one Hill between the points ' '''4' WI"
BRIDGES & HOLT. proorictors.
m, os.i,,,. ,,,,,-,. 49,. JOHN ?. LEE, Manager
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I'll. ymeSIAs Jon OFFICE has fitted up with great
supplied with the most extensive assortment Of type
f for the and prompt execution of all
Kinds a: Plain Ornamental Printing II Is under the
pertntendcnce o. Mr. H. G. TRrAKE by whom all orders VIII
be puncusy hled Distant patrons III be promptly aen
dad to- Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Notice -Ne..r. JAS ". BRowS JosEPH : BROWN and
Authorised Agents in The country and MAJ
WV ID CHRIsrrss A N MONTGOMERY, IN the city Tor
m kns collections and settling the business Of the Ngtnsn
Ofee the LIST April 1857 to which time an BUS iof rnb
.rntiau due undersigned To distant sabscr
hers and advertisers arrears hs VIII be sent ny
mail and through that channel in registered let
Tor AZ, soicited risk II highly important that
mo old business be speedily wound up We trust that
III tbose no " III appreciate the necessity
Tor an carly prompt settlement OF their accounts on
..,,s,in, MCDONALD a PETERS.
NAV gifts
Those gentlemen also authorized TO receive sub
.fipfons the vrsinian for the eseni Proprietor
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lens, the pebble is said TO offer similar adsnnta
ges On this point. however, cannot speak from
personal experience. c.
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sough, for in meat generally but especially in
the liver and the heart. Once seen, II is not
easy afterwards 10 mistake IL.
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SPE(IAL NOTICES.
Holloway Oiatos.

Holloway Oiatmeni and pill -urpns- NIL
he Of Bad Legs. Old Sores and Erup
Of the SKIN They act In unen The absorbent sys
eradicate all poisonous from the body Their ef
feet u many appearing like n charm
Said AZ the factories, No 20 Maiden Lane New York
aud No 2ii strand ondon ana BY all Druggists, al 2oe
G9le aud 81 per not orbox may 2s-dlw
Another letter from 1ndIn.- Nessrs. Perry Darls
II apps be able 10 add that yonr medicine get
ndeoHscquentlY the demand for
increasing The sales various Sub Agencies are
very satisfactory especially Mauman and Dnnapore in
wherever European Regiments located the sales
extensive party in Agia who sent for supply for his per
sona and thai his friends tho demand form IS great
and recommends the appointment Of Agent there.
Mr. ToaGc Of B,aekpore write. under date qt 20h Oco-
Der "Iis will certify that 10 years Of age ia
suddenly III Ia the night with pain the stomach
followed by Cholera. He found relief until him a
teaspoonf Of the Pain Killer diluted W IN water but
the iraon Of he brought when
repeated the Sc which partially relieved him followed
with third lose when lac fell asleep and waking next
morning he quite fresh consider it most valuable
medicine 10 be always at hand" Iremain yours, &c,
J. /. CARRAU. Calcutta.
Forsale by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers
where
ma p d1w
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MARI l-ts Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va

PcrtHh:rh AZ th-Nllat lady or gentleman wonld
Labor under the dsagreeabe when using
DDWDENS DENt Al FLUID it will only render 1t.
sweet but make the teeth white atbaster prevent
ache aud preserve them decay Recommended by
tists and ply stiaus ryrfys here.
Beautiful Complexion may b. attained by its II
moves pnPos treckes renders the
nl, imParuga rich hue :he greatest cosmetic
eFer known, being free from all Hjnrsns
cents. For saieby SIROTHER NlIIrEIEAD,
SFNBLER 4 JONES,
pruycists cyarv
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sud Healthy GH' u a,tleinnd by using "Dowlens Den.
fluidi it 4H. relief and prevent to0thachc
fttiS decay, an an, fhe T. UnHti ~ If tartar &c
nDWDlN $ ''&F ALFiJ 10 /, recognized by the whole
medical lng far tooth pow ders,
washes &c lis constant use viii prey decay and the many
aeh,F teeth are hcrto Recommended by Di RO EARLY,
lNnchhUrE, Va; Drs Peasants. HUDSON of Richmond
br Cosby Petersburg pr Mann Charleston S e. DR. Ba-
son Rtle9h, \ O. aHd Dentists everywhere For sale by
SfROTHER WHITEHEAD, LynohhmG Va, and by all
Druggists AMI Merchants. Wholesale by
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\. "a Spring md summer ,lcdic.nc, CarIer'-

Spanish Mixture 81 tnds preeminent all others Its
snguary cfearus action on thu blood lis strengthening
and vvYiug qualities its tonic action on the Liver; its tenden
- drive alt humos the surface thereby cleaning the
system according Ia Natures prescriptions its harmless
and at the time extraordinary good effects and the
her Of testified 10 S many OF the respectable citizens
Richmond Va, and tscwherc be conclusive evidence
a there Sno numb = about IT, The trial OF single bottle
"" satisfy the most sketieal ct It's benefits See advertise
infut ia another column.
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General sup,'s Once, Va. & =. IL. W.,

LYNrHBURG, May -, 1857
hN and after june ls all articles Intended Transports
~ ton by Local Express must be Express Office
OF the Company hy6 O'Clock A N No packages will be re
eetvrd Al the II, heretofore
Parties senng packages vii send receipts Of witch
VIII be retained IN the Exp'ess ONCE.
Rep copy. Ina }J.ts W s SMITH G. s.
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4 .S@H -" saturday, Way :saiI,. ou Mi, So,
,,"id thah and Pencil The finder " m M. "
"'rutl oy leaving II at the Nirsinian uniec dna ii3t
0Mcr of a. Exchange y:on, =,
II ooKc .,...-..-. l.hAt Fht JG, June l. 1851
SDWphS are now open for Subscription to- H. SGT ..
:, hiIh OF Virginia, TO be applied f., t,
.sP"ll 9i Ais once as authorized by tle ,t, SO a.
late annual meeting '1 ''a'''"h9h at TIER
tths winch are liberal made kuown on application ~,
i.''degi OF this othevt the subs, ib,r 10 me
~ -lH VIM NJ BLACKBOARD Cash
RAkDOT bE'S SUGAR DROps TO- -
= aifeSh supply jHst received and for saI , '"'"s
nc 80 STROrIT.R & WiIIrrup,n
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i"" prizes amounting slss,7O0
Whole tickets $40 Halves 81 Quarters 50 50
q fr2es payable forty days the drawing in Ill
without deduction in this Lottery.
For tickets and packages, address orders
r. II. HUBBARD & co,
Office 80 Fayeltc st, Box, No. 40
june . t3Oie baltimore Marylana
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scGrched with Is know you and Impatient
viii compose Yourself moment that may learn the
tent of your mnadcs and "r YOU II prescription
for heir Are yon Dyspcptc aud has your stomach
fused perform functions tin your strength has e aud
lie has become butdenl II Offer You. in BAKERS
BIrTERs, failing remedy ills Are troub
led with headaches and dmnes of vision incidental
therefor Then to Bakers Bicrs your only hope
you suffering from ronspHtcd bowels and torpid liver
Bakers Bittcs will both and give Them that vitality
essential TO health Have y"n doica" females and teetng
ting Baker Biticr the valuable tonic dis
covered will strike the of their diseases and give
them appeti,ps and strength DO you live where
ague and continual sway II you may laugh
defy their power provided you regular
Iy Bakers Bers Darrhna LhoIc Cholera Morbu and all
other diseases arisg ndsesion' andmprnper erreons
rapidly yield the health giving influence of this great med
cine which now sold throughout This country by Druggists
generally aud extensively used than any other med
These Bticr first their way home, be-
foe bry were offered to the rest OF the world aud now that
they known aud appreciated the proprietor desires that all
who need their aid may have 1t ata moderate cost
Price. 80 cents per bottle.
To be Ind Of all the principal Druggists in ynchburg
vile Farmy!e Fnease Abingdon aud elSvlere throughout
may as2w 4. BAKER Richmond Va.
500 soitl.s sold in three Months .-This /.
sufficient evidence of the high appreciation 10y the community
Of tho "eockade CITY Of The merits Of "hoSsERS Con
ohundrcd bottles have hecn sold in that city In the short
pacc three months and still the demand daily increasing
Its warranted /" reduyc DanlIuT
II Is warranted To prevent the failing Of the hair.
II is warranted to relieve that distressing itching which
frequent ureeedcs the decay of the hair
is warranted have its superior HAIR bcautifer.
For ladics-lt is the very article for the Toilet
For G,ncnenlt unequaIed for the Whsker and Mus
Chdren-I preserves their hair and flow in
glossy rngets
For merchandise gives fine profit with ready sale Pro
cure your supply Of Messrs. sIRoTIiER WHITEHEAD,
Druggists of this city mar 2td&cts
gia swollen aud Sn joints and other Complaints to which
all subjects, have LOST heir torrors Prof De Grahs
Of and with tdhng expense II be had of the
agents here See nd 'crtioement in anothci column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-02

ANREsH PEACHES Another supply OF Fresh
u Peaches just 10 hand for sale by J. II. SEAY
je2 .Drnesis,
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~ deisig!led w iu valae Old Pianos in eNchaEe
f Nc" No Will offer greater inducements 10 pui'
,h"sers OF Pianos than myself have been engaged in i
business for more than twenty and say ih"'
ever sold bad ono. f. +. NASH
Book and Piano Seller,
ap;9ts Pctcrshnrg Va
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6nTRArE uAGNESss.-a'itrate Mnyncsin
~ freshly prepared every week, by
70 OTIS ,oIIS II SPAy D,rar;..